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Volume 2, Number 41 Ihe^festfield Record Thursday, October 10,1991 A Forbes Newspaper 15 cents Residents discuss SID plan to revitalize downtown By DONALD PEZ1 JR. The SID generates funds through an as- the state. lack of funding. ing, stating it has created "a new layer of RECORD STAFF WRITER sessment on local businesses on top of the Henry said many of the objectives of an Meryl Layton, who was one of the mini-government" with assessments that About 60 residents, local business own- existing property taxes, which is used to SID are similar to those of shopping malls, founding trustees of the SID in Cranford, "go on ad infinitum." ers and officials attended a panel discus- suit the downtown needs. In Englewood, which he said are doing a lot of things conceded that many business people in Henry countered by reiterating that a sion last week in the Municipal Building, over 50 percent of the funds raised are right," he said. town were skeptical at first. Many resi- governing body can vote against continu- used towards promotions, while nothing is to learn how a Special Improvement Dis- Among them are effective management, dents were also against the idea of an SID ing the program each year and that Cran- trict (SID) could help revitalize the central spent on maintenance. In Cranford, when it was first considered six years ago. ford is the only town that assesses resi- streetscapes, lighting and benches were uniform policies (which guarantee built-in business district quality control) and controlled advertising She pointed out that in the last five years, dents. some of the first things purchased with sales of downtown buildings have been Henry said that word of the SID must Unlike the Main Street revitalization SID money. marketing and displays. program, which the town held a public above their assessed valuation. now be spread to other business owners, to "In downtowns, there is a proud tradi- see if a consensus on the subject can be meeting on this summer, the SID is de- According to Henry, the assessments in tion of independence, but no general con- Layton said among the programs im- scribed as a funding mechanism for such a existing SIDs range from 1 percent of as- reached. From that point, the Town Coun- trol," he said. "An SID creates an organiza- plemented in Cranford through SID fund- cil can then consider its adoption. program. The town is still considering par- sessed value in Cranford to 11 percent in tion with a sure stream of revenue." ing were a sign and facade program which ticipation in Main Street Red Bank. In Trenton, the 4.5 percent as- Opinions from the audience ranged sessment generate an annual budget of Peter Barronio, the director of the Main offered low interest loans for businesses from enthusiastic support to a belief that Patrick Henry of the Atlantic Group, an about $370,000. Cranford is the only SID Street program in Englewood, said the interested in improving their facades the district is not needed in town. Joseph independent consultant firm that has that also assesses residents. community has successfully married the along the board's guidelines and a parking Specter, part of the family that owns The helped implement SIDs statewide, pro- revitalization concepts of that program study that led to the creation of 175 ad- Leader Store, said there was a need for vided background on the subject The budget of an SID, which is drawn with the dollars of an SID. ditional spaces through reconfiguration. some sort of revitalization downtown. up by a board of directors, is voted on each Also implemented were promotions such Henry said that in the 1980s, state legis- With many downtowns, there are busi- "We're here because we know that noth- year by the town's governing body. nesses that do not get involved in revital- as the upcoming Italian Fest, downtown lation enabling towns to start SIDs led to publications, and a recruitment committee ing stays the same," he said. "They either projects like the Trenton Commons. Other "It can be shut down any year," Henry ization efforts, he said. The SID "makes go forward or backward." said of an SID, "Each year, it has to justify sure that everyone is in the same ball that aggressively tries to convince busi- such districts in the state include En- nesses to come to Cranford. Robert Newell, vice-president of the glewood, Red Bank, Ctanford, Trenton, itself." game together," he said. Chamber of Commerce, said anyone inter- Elizabeth, Someryille, Bayonne, Freehold He estimated that by 1992, there would Henry commented the weakness of the One Cranford resident who was not ested in getting involved in setting up an and New Brunswick. be at least 20 such districts operating in Main Street program has always been its happy with the SID appeared at the meet- SID in town should contact the chamber. County plans tests for Westfield Resident carves tribute site contaminated with gasoline to Mt. Rushmore sculptor By JOAN LOWELL SMITH Aptly titled "Rushmore," Esrig's screen- By DONALD P12Z1 JR. has handled its investigation into the con- though the site houses three heating oil play opens in Georgia in 1924 with Borglum tamination and is "aware of the magni- underground storage tanks. According to RECORD STAFF WRITER RECORD STAFF WRfTER i clinging to the side of a sheer granite wall, tude" of the problem. the Ferris and Perricone report, it does not carving a half-mils wide relief on Stone About five years ago, Mark Esrig glanced appear those tanks are not responsible for Mountain depicting pivotal events of the Civil Union County will conduct more tests In that meeting, it was agreed the coun- through a biography his wife Tern had the contamination. War. Esrig describes the sculptor as a on the county complex at 300 North Ave., ty will drill more test holes on-site, to see brought home for their 6-year-old daughter, "walking contradiction whose artistic sell in the hope it will help determine the if the source of the problem can be found. If further testing on-site does not iden- Lydia, on the life of Gutzon Borglum, creator somehow managed to transcend his human source of gasoline contamination. Contamination was first discovered on tify a source, Woliansky said that off-site of Mount Rushmore. Borglum's life so capti- foibles." the site in 1988, when two gasoline tanks drilling has not been ruled out Woliansky vated Esrig, he plunged into research to According to Peggy Woliansky of the discovered to be leaking were removed said the contamination may be coming A member of the KKK in the '20s, Bor- county Office of Public Information, Depu- unravel the intriguing contrasts of the man from the complex grounds. The con- from an off-site tank, but that under- responsible for the world's largest sculpture. glum vehemently turned against the Man's ty County Manager Harold Gibson met tamination seeped into ground water, flow- ground storage tanks from a previous principles, or tack thereof, when they offered with representatives of the Department of ing under New Jersey Transit tracks and business may be covered up by a new him a bribe on the Stone Mountain project. Environmental Protection (DEP) and PMK A frequently published poet with a doc- down the Garwood Brook to the Rahway structure. If old tanks are covered by a torate in literary criticism from Ohio Uni- He was so enraged at his bigoted benefac- Ferris and Perricone Inc. on Oct 2. PMK River. new business "there may be no way of tors that he destroyed his plaster molds and Ferris and Perricone did a study on under- vantty, the Westfield writer has devoted It was discovered in August that the site knowing if that's where the contamination every spare moment over the past five years attempted to deface his work In progress to ground storage tanks on county property, is coming from," according to Woliansky. vent his spleen. which they released to the Board of Cho- still contained high levels of con- when he wasn't teaching other people how sen Freeholders in September. tamination, though it was not known if it The complex houses the Mosquito Con- to write, to completing his first screenplay. Later in life his closest friend became his was a new problem or residue from the trol Department and County Police and Before the final script was completed in black driver, Charlie Johnson. Not unlike Woliansky said the DEP expressed satis- 1988 leaks. serves as a service garage for county ve- September, agents on both coasts already "Driving Miss Daisy," Johnson drove Bor- faction with the manner that the county No gas tanks remain on the property, hicles. had producers dickering for the screenplay glum everywhere, often to the movies where while waiting for the final script. Esrig now they sat together as any friends might do. Westfield's planning scores has to weigh the offers. (Please turn to page A-3) high on independent national survey By DONALD PIZZI JR. ics of the study. In that conversation he The study is based on employee produc- RECORD STAFF WRITER learned that not only was the town ranked tivity, revenue diversity, controlled spend- in the top 10 percent but it was also in the ing, use of aid, and controlling debt Westfield has finished first in the state top three percent nationwide and first of all New Jersey municipalities studied. A total of 15,260 cities were reviewed in and in the top three percent countrywide, the study. in an independent study on effective use Corbet credited Town Administrator of financial resources. John Malloy for his role in managing the town's fiscal resources. The study by Municipal Analysis Ser- Councilman James Hely commended Alumnus tracks vices of Austin, Texas lists five Union Corbet for his work on the finance com- County municipalities in the top 10 per- mittee, which Corbet has chaired for the classmates to D.C. cent in the nation. They include Westfield, last seven years. Union, Scotch Plains, Roselle and Eliza- "This Is one of the more startling things beth. I've seen since I've'been on the council," and West Indies Mayor Richard Bagger announced the Hely said, "startling in a good way." By DONALD PIZZI JR. honor at Tuesday's Town Council meeting. Members of the council acknowledged RECORD STAFF WRITER Councilman Jubb Corbet said he called they had been unfamiliar with the com- Greg Michels, the president of Municipal pany and its study until the results were Bob Stalknecht genuinely enjoys finding Analysis Services, to inquire about specif- printed in the newspaper. people. "I have always had a penchant, a real love of looking for people," he explained. "I've done it for other groups and organi- An invitation to our readers zations. I really enjoy it." We invite our readers to join us on our journey toward excellence. Stalknecht's most recent task was to Over the next several weeks we will be introducing a new took to your Forbes find his classmates for the 50th Class Re- newspaper. union of Westfield High School, which was held two weeks ago. Ninety-five people This new style will allow us to pack your newspaper with more information that is easier from 33 states attended, as well as Wash- to read. Our updated appearance includes a redesigned flag — the name of your ington D.C. and the West Indies. Appar- newspaper, new typefaces, new sections, and careful use of color. ently Stalknecht not only enjoys finding These new characteristics will add continuity to your newspaper by making your favorite people, but he's good at it too. topics and events — the links to your community — recognizable from week to week. We The Class of 1941 made a weekend out not only want you to become more familiar with your Forbes newspaper, we want you to of its reunion, starting with a cocktail depend on us to help you understand and interpret the events that happen In your party at the Ramada Inn in Clark on Fri- neighborhood, town or borough. day night Saturday night the reunion was Our journey toward higher quality begins in the direction of commitment to you. We held at the Westwood. The festivities promise to uphold our obligation to you to provide accurate and timely accounts of the wrapped up on Sunday with a brunch news in your community. Thte process will not be done without your Input and comments back at the Ramada. and, most Importantly, without your evaluation of our work. As with any class, some of the members I ask you now to turn to the commentary section, page A-4, for a message from the had kept in touch over the years. Others president of Forbes Newspapers Inc. saw best friends and high school sweet- Thank you. hearts for the first time in over half a Kathleen Laninl century. Vice President, Editorial (Please turn to page A-3) MARK ESRIG
Business A-8 Club news A-8 ^ summary °f political news, events and A listing of club, business and school Obituaries A-5 Opinion A-4 candidate statements appear on A-2 events appears on A-8 Police log A-5 Politics A-2 The Record Religion , A-6 Junior women to sell Halloween costumes. Westfield High School's football team Schools A-8 thlS Information on A-7 improves to 2-0. Story on A-9 Social A-7 Sports A-9,10,11 A-2 - THE WESTF1ELD RECORD - October 10,1991 Greco outlines research Erosion of 'home rule' on pay-per-bag disposal Republicans name a concern to Sur Norman N. Greco, the Republi- tervice company. campaign leaders Republican Second Ward Coun- 'will have to absorb the costs of the can Flnt Ward candidate, reviiiti He commented, "I was quite sur- cilman Peggy Sur, who is running pensions in the Board of Education the pay-per-bef tnah disposal sub- prised when the individual I spoke State Senator DonakJ T. O-of in* New Jersey Senate, praised for re-election, has expressed her system in the next few years," Sur ject this week and updates West with expressed doubt as to whether Francesco, Assemblyman Robert D. the appointments, "Alan Augustine concern over the erosion of "home continued. fielden on his research. a similar program would work in Franks, and Assembly candidate and Pat FWfpaW bring extensive rule" and the increased power and "The state has also mandated "Since I feel there has been a Westfield. Their stated reasons in- Richard H. Bagger announced this gcvsrnmant experience to our legis- mandatory legislation being im- that Westfield shall not be allowed certain amount of misrepresenta* cluded the size of our community, week the appointment of their cam- lative campaign team. They know posed by the state government to retain its surplus but must tlon on the pay-per-bag issue, I the fact that we have multiple dis- paign leadership. DiFrancesco, that voters demand leaders who wHt spend it within the next three spent aver seven noun on the Franks and Bagger are tht Repubtf- "Through my first term as Sec- years, thus depriving Westfield of posal companies making monitor- reduce taxes and control govern* ond Ward Councilman, I have ob- phone this past Friday with the ing a difficult process, and the lack can candidate* for the Legislature in mant spending," DiFranoaaoo said. its flexibility in its future financial governor's office, the public advo- the new 22nd District served a serious erosion of West- planning and also deprive it of the of a full recycling program. Frank*, who also serves as Re- field home rule and a serious and cate's office, Midland Park's Bor- When I spoke with the official Union County Freeholder Alan M. pubican State Chairman, ampha- interest earned on this surplus. ough Hall, and the Waste Manage- alarming increase in state man- "Another erosion of home rule from the Waste Management As- Augustine of Scotch Plains and slzed the importance of electing Re- dated legislation and programs," ment Association, which represents sociation, he stated that the Somerset County Freeholder Direc- pubSoans at the county level. includes the recently passed Ethics 90 disposal companies in the area. Sur said. "In New Jersey many Law," Sur said. monthly fee for back-of-the-house tor Patrick J. Frttipaldi of Wstchung Bagger, who currently serves as people move to communities based Greco then outlined the results service would be approximately will serve as campaign ccrchairman. mayor of Westfefcl, summarized the "The intrusion of the state gov- on various factors including the ernment works to the detriment of of his research starting with the $18 to $22 and the per-bag-fee be- Union County Clerk Water Q. HsJ- legfeiathw campaign plan. "We are high quality of education, quality governor's office. tween $1.50 and $1.75. He indicated pin of Fanwood and Somerset the individual characteristics of conducting a vigorous person-to- of life, the beauty of the town, its high quality residential towns such "When I called the governor's of- that individuals would be paying in County Freeholder Rose C. McCon- peraon campaign to secure Repub- strong zoning ordinances and the fice, I was connected with his advance of services rather than for nel of North PlainfleW wi serve as as Westfield. I feel it is time to turn Rcan majorMfM In the State Senate high percentage of volunteerism the tables and begin leaving the spokesman John Shur. I informed services rendered since permit campaign vice-chairmen. exhibited by its citizens." stickers must be purchased for dis- and Atsembly and to elect Republi- municipalities to govern them- him that the governor was quoted DiFrancesco. a veteran member cans to county and municipal i as being pro pay-per-bag in ourposal. He also stated that rates "The Fkttio administration has selves rather than having our Big local newspaper," Greco said "Mr. would ultimately be determined by seriously eroded Westfield's home Brother in Trenton telling us what Shur stated he was unaware of any the Board of Public Utilities. rule in many areas. The Quality to do. We urgently need to elect a Republican — controlled legisla- statements made from the gover- Greco then offered his personal Education Act will significantly re- nor or his office on this subject" duce the state's aid to the Board of ture to effect some of these re- evaluation on pay-per-bag disposal. The forms so badly needed," Sur con- The public advocate's office has He concluded, "For an individual Record invites political second statement of his campaign Education and divert it to other already developed a position and focusing on possible problems with urban areas. In addition, Westfield cluded who disposes two bags a week, the news. Letters and press releases indicated they have and will con- minimum cost per month could be the proposed pay-per-bag trash tinue to monitor the Midland Park $31.50 while the maximum might are welcome. Long releases, let- disposal. Greco reiterated opposi- program. At this time they oppose be as high as $37.75 based on the ters and statements will be pub- tion to pay-per-bag solid waste dis- MacRitchie supports safety such a program because they are dollar ranges provided to me. I lished as space permits. They posal, which he feels will generate concerned that young families, and honestly believe there would be lit- should be in the range of 250 little savings for some and substan- improvements at circle poor and middle income families, tle if any benefit to the majority of words. Candidates are urged to be tial increases for others. will suffer negative financial conse- senior citizens while the cost could concise. A synopsis will be pro- Councilman Kenneth L. Mac-flow into the traffic circle, and es- quences. There was also concern • Third Ward Councilman Ken- easily double for those with fami- vided each week. neth MacRitchie (R), seeking re- Ritchie, seeking re-election in the pecially to reduce the risk of colli- that illegal dumping would dra- lies. Moreover, Westfield would Hen is a summary of political Third Ward, expressed support for sions where Watterson Street inter- matically increase." have to develop an effective recy- election, expressed support for in- sects with the traffic circle. items; terim and long-term safely mea- interim and long-term measures to Greco found the response from cling program. Two weeks ago, I •Second Ward Councilwoman improve safety at the South Av- On a long-term basis, MacRitchie proposed a program that would sures for the South Avenue traffic Midland Park quite interesting. Peggy Sur (R) expressed concern recommended replacing the traffic This small community of under provide a real benefit to the senior circle. His suggestions include a enue traffic drcle. circle with a more conventional in- 7,500 has a complete recycling pro- citizen and not penalize all others. over the erosion of "home rule" "no turn on red" sign on West On an interim basis, MacRitchie tersection, complete with traffic gram where all forms of materials I suggest all concerned citizens and increased power and manda- Broad Street where it intersects recommended installing a "no turn signals. are allowed, including wood, card- read the previous newspaper ar- tory legislation being imposed on with South Avenue and the re-on red" sign on West Broad Street board, magazines, all types of ticle. Additionally, I encourage all municipalities by state govern- placement of the circle with a where it intersects with South Av- metal, paper bags and cereal boxes. citizens to call me at 233-7782 to ment She called for the election more conventional intersection. enue, in order to meter the traffic Additionally, there is obviously a offer your thoughts on this issue of a Republican-controlled legisla- small number of children in this regardless of your individual per- ture to push for reforms. community since they participate spective. Through this process we • Fourth Ward Council candidate in a regional school system. Due to can insure the best possible pro- Steve Garfinkel (R) has assembled gram." SPECIAL its size, there is only one disposal his campaign team. 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Newspapers (MM M W W W W W October 10, 1991 - THE WESTFIELD RECORD - A-3 Rushmore Alumnus (Continued from page A-3) years — and then if you've built a Instructional grouping topic (Continued from page A-l) true resourcefulness; knocking on Borglum's playwright is also a road for your spiritual engine let it movie buff who might cast Bob doors, checking telephone books, round itself into a life. life is a of school board meeting Among the awards given out by contacting realtors and family Hosldiu or Robert Duvall since drifting thing caught in passion, both acton display the "compact The Mure of Instructional group- ing may be harmful to a student's emcee Stalknecht was one for the members and following up on ru- calm, disease or death unless or- farthest distance travelled. That mors. energy of the feisty genius of ganized to one's abilities and our Ing In the pubic schools wi be the social and personal wen-being. The Rushmore." topic of discussion between the committee recommended the board went to a classmate from Hawaii, "People would say 'How did you abilities create our hunger and our who actually stopped in from a Eu- ever find me?1 " Stalknecht said. need for action." puMc and Board of Education on adopt a policy that groups students Esrig marvels at Borglum's sin- Tuesday. of different abilities and achieve- ropean vacation. "If you really want to find some- gle-mindedness. After World War I, When Rushmore's 50th an- Trie puWte hearing wi focus on a ments, something which WestfieW The longest married person: 49 body, though, you can." he searched the country for the niversary was celebrated last year number of reoomrnendations made already practices. years, beating another classmate While some classmates had no perfect site for his colossal tribute at the Keystone, SD., site, Esrig In March 1990 by an 18-member Based on discussions between by two months. Fifteen grandchil- desire to attend, others went to to his favorite patriots, George wondered, "How many Americans task tore* that studied the best dren was the most of anyone. Four great lengths. One ill woman had a Washington, Abraham Lincoln, department heads, principals and realize there is no comparable ways to group students tor Instruc- supervisors from the nine schools, intra-class marriages are all still in- son-in-law drive her from New Thomas Jefferson and Teddy Roos- sculptor in the world." To put a tion In the classroom. tact. York. The son of one deceased evelt, leaning heavily on his con- the officials also agreed students perspective on the 60-foot busts of The task force, appointed by should be grouped based on Class members wore buttons em- class member came to meet his fa- siderable wealthy contacts for fi- the great men commemorated at Schools Superintendent Mark SrnBh achievement tn certain subjects and blazoned not only with their names ther's high school friends. A trio nancing. He found both. Rushmore, Esrig suggested with a more than three years ago, has dis- at certain grade levels. but their photo from the 1941 year- known as "The Three Muska- silly grin, "The head of the sphinx Borglum's daughter. Maty Ellis, cussed Its recommendations with book. teers"— one in state, one from could easily fit into George Wash- In addition, it has been recom- New Hampshire and one from now in her 70s, has generously co- department heads, principals and mended that regular staff programs "I had blond wavy hair," ington's left nostril." Texas — made the trip to reunite operated with Esrig. In a letter supervisors from the nine Westfield be offered to 'focus on teaching Stalknecht said of his picture, "and after 50 years. from her famous father, Esrig was According to the playwright, Bor- strategies and skills for working with it all waved goodbye." drawn to these revealing com- glum's weakness aside from his Since grouping practices vary students of varying abilities and As the Class of 1941 enjoyed The class met for its 15, 20 and ments by the sculptor "So few mercurial prejudices, was his ca- through the district. Smith said he achievement levels." It also has their senior year with "Senior 30 year reunions before the 50th. people have any purpose that in- sual attitude toward money. He hopes Tuesday's hearing wfl even- been suggested that the policy be Days," where everyone came to Some class members met two volves more than a day's interest didn't care about it Notorious for tuaty lead to establishing a written reviewed every live years by the su- school in wild costumes, the Unit- years ago as part of an inter-class life is a kind of campaign. It bidding low, he'd cover the deficit uniform poEcy when the board perintendent ed States found itself on the brink reunion at the Westwood. Plans means plans, purpose, resolution with his own money. "You can't votes on the proposals sometime in haven't been made for another re- At last week's board meeting, of war. Stalknecht said two class- union, but the consensus, and maybe fight; and people have put money to any better use than November. board member Melba Nixon said mates left school to join the army, no idea what strength comes to in the service of an idea," he'd say. Stalknecht said, was that there According to three memoran* she wanted a "built-in time table," but that many others didn't leave would be one. one's soul and spirit through a Borglum did that, while leaving dums prepared by Smith discussing to make sure students don't remain for the war until after they gradu- good fight Fighting has always his wife, Mary, who had her own the task force recommendations, in one group the entire year. And a ated. "It was a wonderful time," meant physical combat which is all doctorate in Sanscrit, virtually des- the force agreed with a variety of Windsor Avenue parent asked that Stalknecht said. "There were a lot "Even with the war, it was a of real friendships formed, as with wrong; nothing comes of that but titute. But he also left a lasting nationwide studies on tracking, or the policy require that parents be much simpler time," Stalknecht re- blood and bruises. I mean the fight tribute to American heroes and his the grouping of studenti wRh similar notified If a child has been placed In any class. Class reunions can be a called. "A lot of the pressures you pain in the neck or they can be of propagating plans that extend own heroic talent Esrig has carved abides, which concluded that track- a group. have now just weren't there." through several weeks — several fun. This was a lot of fun." his own lasting tribute. Classmates were found through fe^W^PIiKfE^ SATURDAY HAPPENINGS : COI,UMBUS|>A* SALES For Children Ages 6-75 ^sWCay,:;Oct.' 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Our cornerstones I B^Y LESS 1^ What you can expect from your newspaper Early one morning recently at the Jersey ggCAose r If Shore, I was awakened by the light bursting 2. to actively involve ourselves in programs, or- through the windows of a room overlooking the ganizations, and efforts aimed at enhancing the ocean with an indescribable, orangish-colored qualify of life within our communities. sunrise ushering in the dawning of a new day. 3. To provide the advertising customers of our Gratefully, with e ach daybreak comes the po- newspapers — both businesses and individuals tential and the promise of a new and better day. — with products, service and support measured Here at Forbes Newspapers we have been by the success of their respective enterprises. ^—TT^^ working to bring about a kind of dawning for 4. To build a prosperous newspaper organization our newspapers. No "bursting forth," but subtle known over time among its own members for its (and, perhaps, sometimes not so subtle) changes commitment to fairness, creativity and excel- to help us publish quality newspapers which will lence. seive communities throughout central New Jer- These are noble undertakings. And, the work sey in the years ahead. Here are the cor- in recent months, particularly in the current nerstones of our newspapers: state of the economy, has been very challenging. 1. To publish newspapers for our readers which: We make no presumption about the difficulty * report on issues of relevance to their com- or even the loftiness of the tasks before us. But, munities, we are enthusiastic about the future. Indeed, the 'chronicle the milestones of their families and dawn awaits all of us. And, it is full of potential neighbors, and promise. •create a forum where opinions can be freely expressed and Chuck Lyons * provide information useful in making our President lives more enjoyable and fulfilling. Forbes Newspapers Letters The year Congress 'conned' America To The Record: advertising. And, as they demon- $254 billion; and, As one of your readers, I want strated when they destroyed 5. Congress destroyed the to urge you in the strongest terms Gramm-Rudman and other con- Gramm-Rudman Deficit Reduc- possible to increase your coverage trols on spending, Congress never tion Act and all other effective or the fact that every new dollar intended to reduce the deficit or controls on future congressional that Congress has raised the year control wasteful spending. wasteful spending, Let's explore 'by the bag' garbage pricing in new taxes it has increased Tragically, the American people As citizens Against Government pers, cans and bottles to curbside for mandatory spending by $1.78. As Reader's Di- and the news media bought the Waste has pointed out repeatedly, The state-mandated proof of garbage collec- gest reported, the budget and the "this budget agreement will re- we have this skyrocketing deficit tion ordinance is likely to fuel consumer aware- pickups, or take stuff to the recycling center, but new taxes are a "sham." ' duce the deficit " story hook, line today not because of the recession ness of waste disposal anew. Several residents your quarterly garbage bill stays the same even To put it bluntly, last year Con- and sinker. And now we are pay- but because Congress refuses to challenged the latest bureaucratic imposition if recycling reduces your container contents. y ess conned the American people ing the price in higher taxes and stop its reckless spending. Unless which prompted them to favor a "per container" This is tantamount to a penalty for those who and the news media The told us higher deficits, I urge you to ex- we get Congress' runaway taxes method of paying for waste disposal. Afons recycle, which is not what the state intends, and we should go along with their "def- pand your coverage and report im- and wasteful deficit spending is counterproductive. icit reduction package" which in- portant facts such as: under control we will all be in Tavares, for example, is away a lot and recycles cluded tax increases for every 1. Congress enacted the second very, very serious trouble very when he's home. Thus he generates little to no High Bridge experimented with by-the-bag American because we had to get largest tax increase in history; soon. I urge you to give more cov- trash. He stopped garbage collection five years pickups in place of flat monthly fees. The result: the deficit under control. But in 2. Congress increased spending erage to this all-important story. ago because he didn't have a double handful of residential trash volume was reduced. The dis- the end, they just wanted to take by $111 billion; Mr. E. Herberich disposable garbage in a month. The new state, posal-by-volume approach encouraged people to more of our income in taxes. 3. Congress enlarged the deficit 824StandishAve, law targets people like him. It says that proof of sort and recycle. High Bridge worked because it In the name of deficit reduction, by $100 billion to an all-time PS. If you need more information collection must be provided if it is suspected was outside BFU jurisdiction. Why can't it be they enacted the second largest record of $320 billion for FY 1091 on how Congress is squandering applied in any community where customers and tax increase ever and then turned alone;' America's future. I encourage you that a household or business does not contract > with a trash collection service. Imagine the state haulers are willing to try it? Westfield's solid around and increased spending by 4 Congress pushed the national to contact Citizens Against Gov- waste committee has taken a look at the more $111 billion — pushing the deficit debt to a new record and in- ernment Waste, 1301 Connecticut inspectors roaming through backyards in search to a new record. creased the annual interest pay- Ave., N.W., Suite 400, Washington, of garbage they know is not there. recent experience in Midland Park in Bergen It was the clearest case of false ment on the debt to a staggering D.C. 20036. County, where there has been a large increase in In the 1980's garbage rate hikes prompted the amounts of items that people are recycling. many people to explore the "per container" pay- Councilman Ken MacRitchie says Gov. Florio Get the facts straight first Support ment approach. It's now known as "by the bag." now favors by the bag because of the potential To the Record: fact that people are showing up for Variations in tariff costs rub neighbors raw and for increased recycling, with a goal of up to 60 My wife and 1 had the op- downtown improvement meetings appreciated when you think about it you see inequities be- percent statewide. A local application is worth portunity to attend the Chamber of is a sure sign that something seri- tween residents. Small families toss less gar- The parents and students exploring. By the bag is essentially a user fee, Commerce and Town sponsored ous is wrong; others would argue bage. So do senior citizens. So do composters. based on equitable prices, not on arcane and panel meeting recently on Special that we must move forward deci- of Holy Trinity Interparochial School of Westfield would Garbage fees are based on households, not on variable tariffs, and not subject to non-contract Improvement Districts (SIDS). We sively early, before a problem punishments imposed by Trenton. arc Wcstflcld homeowners and manifests itself and corrective ac- like to extend their heartfelt the contents of homes. You can cart your pa- both of us work in town. I operate tion can no longer be taken. I first thanks to the residents of a professional firm, and my wife want to be able to separate the Westfield for their very gen- owns a downtown retail establish- impact of those things we can't erous support of their annual Amusing Beau, or how to break your brain ment control (e.g. recession) from those sports booster sale By DONALD PIZZI JR. who was banging it against her head. Judging by comments made, things we can, and rationally de- The monies collected will RECORD WRITER "I think I just broke my brain," I said. "I forgot how many local business people feel termine the cost/benefit of any help our school to continue to Roscann and I brought my nephew Beau down to hard blowing up balloons is." that downtown business is dete- proposed program. maintain a successful, com- the basement to find my old games. We were tired of Certainly there are concerns Finally we had balloons. We explained the rules of riorating, more so than would be prehensive sports program; hearing the little greed-monger ask for every junky the game to Beau, who appeared genuinely horrified, expected in a recessionary econo- and needs that must be addressed. building character and set- game or toy he saw on television. My old games, my. It is appropriate, therefore, for Unquestionably, action by business ting goals for the youth in "You mean the balloons are going to pop?" he however, are classics. They recall a simpler time. shrieked. Wcstfield to carefully define these owners and Westfield residents our town. And, they don't cost Uncle Donnie any money. "problems" by quantifying the de- should be taken. However, until I Sports coordinators, Gerard "I remember this one," I said as I pulled a game "Yeah, and they make a big noise. Bang!"Roseann cline in downtown business, as see someone adequately define and Linda McCabe, hope to out of a plastic bag. "It's Bang Box. You put a balloon said. "Won't that be fun?" well as the rate of business fail- the problems in light of the econo- repeat last year's success under the box, then you drive the plastic nails Beau let out a scream, ran into his room and ures, vacancies, etc., and deter- my and changes to the surround- when Holy Trinity, represent- through to pop it" slammed the door. mine the facts underlying and ing areas, and delineate how a ing Westfield, won all track "What did I say?" Roseann asked. leading to the changes. This must SIDS program paid for by added "I want to play Bang Box," Beau said. meets, became the 1990-91 'That's not called Bang Box," Roseann said. "I forgot that he's terrified of balloons. For his be done before we launch into a tax revenue and higher rents will Suburban League cheerlead- program that will tax certain com- make downtown Westfield even "Where did you get such a stupid name?" birthday, we have to hang plastic bags from the ceil- mercial property owners, raise more competitive than it is, I can't ing champions and were "Oh yeah?," I said. "Then what is it called?" ing." rent as the property owners pass see supporting it strong contenders in other " I don't remember. No wait, I think it's, um, Don't From his bedroom, Beau called, "Okay, you can on the increase to tenants, and Bill Rhodes sports activities. Pop My Head." pop the balloons now! I'm not scared in here." could, as was done in Cranford, 233 Connecticut SL "I want to play Bang Box'." Beau yelled. "I think he's missing the entire point of the game," create an additional tax for all "Let me get this straight," I said. "Bang Box is a Roseann said. town residents. stupid name, but Don't Pop My Head isn't?" After about 20 minutes and a promise to buy a The SID program, if I under- Our policy on corrections "Don't you remember all those "Don't" games?" Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles figurine, we coaxed stand what was said at the meeting The Record will promptly correct errors of fact, context or presentation Roseann said. "There was Don't Break the Ice, Don't the urchin out of his safe zone. by the panel members, docs not and clarify any news content that confuses or misleads readers. Please Spill the Beans, Don't Tip the Waiter, and the ever- While Roseann held the tyke, goofy old Uncle Don- require public consensus to enact, report errors to Record editor Stuart Awbrey by phone or by mail, at 233- popular Don't Pop My Head." nie proceeded to torture himself with balloons to but can be put into effect by a vote 9696, P.O. Box 2790, or through the slot at the office at 231 Elmer St. All "You forgot Don't Waste Your Boyfriend's Time show Beau there was nothing to be afraid of. After of the Town Council. While the corrections and clarifications will appear in this space on this page as a With Stupid Inanities." his uncle took four or five exploding balloons in the face, the kid was convinced that everything was al- SID budget is reviewed and ap- convenience and courtesy to our readers. "AAAGH! I WANT TO PLAY BANG BOX}." Beau proved yearly, the decision to con- screamed. right He was also convinced that his uncle wasn't too tinue, raise or lower taxes to sup- • T)ie Board of Education voted 5-3 to hire Dr. Prank Smith of Teachers "Come on," I said. "Let's get play this game before bright port activities, etc., is again Uie College, Columbia University, as a consultant to study the future use of this kid's head pops." "I like Bang Box" Beau said after he popped his province of the town government Roosevelt and Edison Schools. Also, the board voted unanimously on an Back upstairs, we began blowing up balloons. Ac- first balloon. and not the citizens. amended motion that colls for community and school staff input on the tually, I tried to blow up the balloons while Roseann It's called Don't Pop My Head Roscann thought to Some would say that the very study. tried to get the plastic hammer away from Beau, herself, but I heard her anyway.
MALCOLM S. FORBES, JR. Editorin-Chlol THEf WESTFIELD RECO STUART AWBREY GREGG FITZGERALD Editor CHARLES A. LYONS KATHLEEN LANINI JOHN SCHNEIDER Proaidont and PubhGhor VIco Prosidont, Editorial A Forbes Newspaper, A Division of Forbes Inc. Advartislng Representatives DONALD PIZZI, JR. SHARON WILSON JIM HAYDEN EDWARD F. CARROLL The Westfield Record is published weekly by Forbes Newspapers, a Writer Chlel Photographer Vico PfO5 Here are descriptions of entries rant out of Westfleld Christmas merchandise at the Music Staff on for a reported theft and official on. He was held in lieu or $10,000 Officer William MofBtt arrested in the Westfleld police log from posted $200 baiL The arrest took East Broad Street misconduct on Friday, Oct 4. M fcnowir* «. Sunday. Oct , ^^CjjJ-J,-**-£ Sept 30 to Oct. 6: place on Oct 1. • . • • * • » • • • • arrest g. Officer Douglas Redden issued a Officers Robert Bartkus and Detectives Bernard Tracy and contempt of court summons to Officers Vincent Costanzo and Steven Elvin arrested Raymond Patrick Gray issued a contempt of Michael Bonner, 27, of Cayuga Way Robert Weiss issued a summons to Hillbnndt of Kenihvorth for re- court summons to Frank Pozar of on a warrant out of Woodbridge on Steven Saxon, 33, of Cacdola Place portedly driving while intoxicated Roxbury on Oct 4. Tuesday, Oct 1. on a contempt of court warrant out and driving with a revoked license • • * of Westfleld- He was held in lieu of on Thursday, Oct 3. The arrest fol- • • • Oak Knoll $250 baiL The arrest occurred on lowed an accident on Springfield Officers Robert Bartkus and Officer Matthew Cassidy issued a Steven Elvin along with Det Gary contempt of court summons to Do- Oct 1. Avenue. Dechellis arrested a Westfleld man lores Carpenter of Scotch Plains • • • • • • on a reported charges of attempted invites you to Avenue on a warrant out of Rah- Officer Charles Haller arrested Officer David Wayman arrested criminal sexual conduct, terroristic way on Oct 1. She posted $3,100 Kevin Smith. 32, of Cacdola Place Basil Kennedy, 30, of Cedar Knolls threats and possession of a weap- bail. for reportedly disturbing the peace Open House • * • on Oct 1. Officers Charles Haller and Vin- • • • cent Costanzo issued a summons Det Kevin Keller filed a report Special discount on Siemens Hearing to Robin Christmas of Cacdola on Oct 2, pertaining to stolen Aids and Starkey Hearing Aids Sunday, October 20, at 2 p.m. Place on a contempt of court war- checks that were used to purchase Also Coupon special on Duracell Activair Lower School, boys and girls from kindergarten to Hearing Aid Batteries Union Kennel Club hosts free public program grade 6 in Bonaventura Hall, Ashland Road. 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Masonic Lodge, a member of Vil- The family address is 39 Barce- lage United Methodist Church, the lona Lane, Hot Springs Village, Ar- eiMlFtnl HnancfclCarp, IMN«lonwldcB«iik.AF«dCTilS»»lnpMink. Hot Springs Village Audubon Soci- kansas 71909. ety, the Hot Springs Village Cam- era Club, and previously served as a Boy Scout leader and a volunteer tutor in reading and math. Surviving are his wife, Janet Bain of Hot Springs Village; four daughters, Marilyn Ackerman of MOVIE TIMES St Louis, Donna Rooney of Hart- land, Wis., Barbara Anderson of Brookfield, Wis., and Sandra Bain of Boston; and seven grandchil- OCTOBER n TO OCTOBER dren. MIDDLESEX Friday, Saturday: 1:30 p.m., 3:10 p.m., 5:05 p.m., 7 p.m., day: 5:15 p.m., 7:25 p.m., 10 •Call theater for showtlmes. 10 p.m. Monday: 1:30 p.m., p.m. BALLROOM SOCIALS AMtOV MULTIPLEX 3:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 7:45 8:55 p.m., 10:50 p.m. Sun- p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 2 HIU4S0R0 CINEMA 7:45 p.m., 9:40 p.m. Tuesday •Paradise (PG-13) Friday: Routes 9 «i 35. 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Monday: 1:10 p.m., 9:30 p.m. Class from 8:00-8:45 PM day: 1:35 p.m., 3:25 p.m., •Suburban Commando (PG) 1:25 p.m., 3:15 p.m., 5:10 GENERAL CINEMA (908) 6544721 3:40 p.m., 6:10 p.m., 8:20 " Dance from 8:4 3-11:00 PM 5:15 p,m.. 7:15 p.m., 9:15 Friday Uiroutfi Thursday: 1:30 p.m., 7:05 p.m., 9 p.m. •The Rocky Horror Picture SOMERVILLE CIRCLE •Paradise (PG-13) Friday, p.m. Tuesday throutfi Thurs- Saturday October 12th, 1VJ1 p.m., 11:20 p.m. Sunday p.m., 3:25 p.m., 5:20 p.m., •The Super (R) Friday: 2:05 Show (R) Friday, Saturday at Routes 28 & 202, Raritan Tuesday through Thursday: day: 6:10 p.m., 8:20 p.m. Swing & Latin through Thursday: 1:35 p.m., 7:35 p.m. p.m., 3:50 p.m., 5:40 p.m., midnight. (908) 526-0101 7:30 p.m., 9:40 p.m. Saturday •Shout (PG-13) Friday: 4:50 3:25 p.m., 5:15 p.m., 7:15 •LMn' Largel (R) Friday, Satur- 7:25 p.m., 9:15 p.m., 11:05 •Ricochet (R) Friday: 5:30 •Call theater for showtimes. through Monday: 1:30 p.m., p.m. Saturday. Sunday: 1:50 Saturday November 16tli. 1991 p.m., 9:15 p.m. day: 9:45 p.m., 11:50 p.m. p.m. Saturday: 3:50 p.m., p.m., 7:45 p.m., 9:50 p.m., MONTGOMERY 3:40 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 9:40 p.m., 4:50 p.m. Monday: 1:40 Saturday December 14th, 1991 •Paradise (PG-13) Friday, Sat- Sunday through Thursday: 5:40 p.m., 7:25 p.m., 9:15 11:55 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: CENTER THEATER p.m. p.m., 3:40 p.m., 6:40 p.m. Single - $7.00 Couples - SI2.00 urday: 1 p.m.. 3:10 p.m., 9:45 p.m. p.m., 11:05 p.m. Sunday, 2:15 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 7:45 Routes 206 & 518, Rocky Hill •The Commitments (R) Friday, Tuesday through Thursday: p.m., 9:50 p.m. (Late show 5:20 p.m., 7:35 p.m., 10 •Necessary Roughness (PG- Monday: 2:50 p.m., 4:35 (609) 924-7444 Tuesday through Thursday: 6:40 p.m. For more info call: 7S9-3011 13) Fr!day Saturday: 1:15 p.m., 6:25 p.m., 8:10 p.m., Saturday only at 11:55 p.m.) •La Belle Nolseuse (Not rated) 7:15 p.m. Saturday through p.m., 12:20 a.m. Sunday t Monday: 1:35 p.m., 7:20 •Frankle and Johnny (R) Fri- through Thursday: 1 p.m., p.m., 3:25 p.m., 5:35 p.m., 10 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday: Friday through Thursday: 7 Monday: 1:15 p.m., 7:15 p.m. JcAoo/ QfQhtnce 7:55 p.m., 10:10 p.m., 12:20 6:25 p.m.. 8:10 p.m., 10 p.m. p.m.. 9:35 p.m., Tuesday p.m. •Dead Again (R) Friday, Tues- day: 4:10 p.m., 7:10 p.m., 10 3:10 p.m., 5:20 p.m., 7:35 through Thursday: 7:20 p.m., p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 1:30 p.m., 10 p.m. a.m. Sunday. Monday: 1:15 Thursday: 2:50 p.m., 4:35 •Uranus (Not rated) Friday day through Thursday: 9:30 9:35 p.m. p.m., 4:10 p.m., 7:10 p.m.. •The Fisher King (ft) Friday, p.m., 3:25 p.m., 5:35 p.m., p.m., 6:25 p.m., 8:10 p.m., through Thursday: 7:20 p.m., p.m. Saturday through Mon- 10 p.m. Monday: 1 p.m., 3:20 Saturday: 1:20 p.m., 4:05 7:55 p.m., 10:10 p.m. Tues- 10 p.m. 9:20 p.m. Saturday, Sunday day: 3:30 p.m., 9:30 p.m. early show at 5:20 p.m. p.m., 6:10 p.m., 8:30 p.m. p.m., 7 p.m., 9:45 p.m., day through Thursday: 1:15 •Suburban Commando (PG) SOMERSET UNOEN FIVEPIEX Hzdpe'Doors. 12:30 a.m. Sunday, Monday: p.m., 3:25 p.m., 5:35 p.m., Friday, Saturday: 1 p.m., 2:50 400 North Wood Ave., Linden Tuesday through Thursday: 1:20 p.m., 4:05 p.m., 7 p.m., 7:45 p.m., 10 p.m. p.m., 6:40 p.m. Sunday, Mon- BERNARDSVILLE CINEMA UNION (908) 925-9787 6:10 p.m., 8:30 p.m. 9:45 p.m. Tuesday througi •The Super (ft) Friday, Satur- day: 1:45 p.m., 3:35 p.m., Route 202, Bemardsvftle •Call theater for showtimes. •The Fisher King (R) Friday: 4 Thursday: 1:20 p.m., 4:05 day: 1:25 p.m., 3:25 p.m,, 5:25 p.m. Tuesday, Wednes- (908) 7660357 CINEPLEX ODEON CRANFORD p.m., 7 p.m., 9:50 p.m. Satur- • 60 afferent Sty!« Buy Direct p.m., 7 p.m., 9:35 p.m. 5:3O p.m., 7:30 p.m., 9:40 day: 6 p.m. Thursday: 1:45 •The Fisher King (R) Friday: 25 North Ave. West day, Sunday: 1:10 p.m., 4 Door* on Display OVERHEAD •Deceived (PG-13) Friday, Sat- p.m., 11:40 p.m. Sunday p.m., 3:35 p.m., 5:25 p.m. 7:30 p.m., 10 p.m. Saturday: Cranford HUNTERDON p.m., 7 p.m.. 9:50 p.m. Mon- 1:45 p,m., 4:30 p.m., 7:30 (908) 276-9120 day: 2 p.m., 5:50 p.m., 8:15 urday: 1:05 p.m., 3:10 p.m., through Thursday: 1:25 p.m., •Ricochet (R) Friday, Saturday: HUNTERDON THEATER • Do-lt-Younelf or 5:10 p.m., 7:25 p.m., 9:30 3:25 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 7:3O 4:45 p.m., 8:35 p.m.. 10:35 p.m., 10 p.m, Sunday: 1:45 •Shattered (R) Friday, Monday p.m. Tuesday through Thurs- p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m. through Thursday: 8:10 p.m. Route 31, Remington Chooft from our DOORS p.m., 11:40 p.m. Sunday p.m., 9:40 p.m. p.m. Sunday through Thursday: (908) 782-4815 day: 5:50 p.m., 8:15 p.m. •Scattered (Ft) Friday, Satur- 7:45 p.m., 9:45 p.m. Monday through Thursday: 8 Saturday, Sunday: 2 p.m., 4 •Scattered (R) Friday: 4:30 lUt of Self-Employed Easy To Install through Thursday: 1:05 p.m., •Shattered (R) Friday through 3:10 p.m., 5:10 p.m., 7:25 day: 1:30 p.m., 3:30 p,m., •Deceived (PG-13) Friday. Sat- p.m. p.m., 6 p.m., 8 p.m., 10 p.m. p.m., 7:20 p.m., IO p.m. Sat- Technicians •Shout (PG-13) Friday, Man- Thursday: 7 p.m., 9 p.m. p.m., 9:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m., 7:45 p.m., 10 urday: 1:15 p.m., 3:25 p.m., BROOK THEATRE CINEMA PLAZA FIVEPLEX urday, Sunday: 1:40 p.m.. $100.00 & Up 10 Hamilton St.. Bound Brook day through Thursday: 7:55 •101 Dalmatians (Q) Saturday p.m., 12:10 a.m. Sunday 5:40 p.m., 7:50 p.m., 10:05 Route 202-31, Remington 4:30 p.m., 7:20 p.m., 10 p.m. • Prices by Phone through Monday, 1 p.m. through Thursday: 1:30 p.m., p.m. Sunday, Monday: 2:05 (908) 469-9665 p.m., 9:50 p.m. Saturday, Monday: 1:20 p.m., 3:30 • Free Literature Admission now $3 for all Sunday: 2:15 p.m., 4:10 p.m., (908) 782-2777 •Dead Again (R) Friday: 1 3:30 p.m.. 5:30 p.m., 7:45 p.m., 4:45 p.m., 7:20 p.m., •Frankle and Johnny (R) Fri- p.m., 6:30 p.m., 8:40 p.m. shows. 6 p.m., 7:55 p.m., 9:5O p.m. p.m., 3:05 p.m.. 5:05 p.m., p.m., 10 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednes- day, Monday through Thurs- Tuesday through Thursday: $ •Dead Again (R) Friday through GENERAL CINEMA 7:25 p.m.. 9:25 p.m., 11:40 OENERAL CINEMA day: 7:20 p.m., 9:30 p.m. day: 7 p.m., 9:15 p.m. Satur- 6:30 p.m., 8:40 p.m. Sunday, Tuesday through BLUE STAR 187°° & up! p.m. Saturday: 3:05 p.m., W00DMHD0E Thursday: 2:05 p.m., 4:45 day, Sunday: 2 p.m., 7 p.m., •Ernest Scared Stupid (PG) Fri- Thursday. 7:30 p.m. Route 22 West, Watchung Spring* and Paris 5:05 p.m., 7:25 p.m., 9:25 Caldor Shopping Center p.m., 7:20 p.m., 9:30 p.m. 9:15 p.m. day: 4:50 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 10 Replacement Routes 1-9 & 35 •Necessary Roughness (PG- OENERAL CINEMA (908) 322-7007 p.m., 11:40 p.m. Sunday, •Ernest Scared Slupid (PG) Fri- p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 1 Woodbridge 13) Friday, Saturday: 1:15 BRIOOEWATER COMMONS •Ricochet (R) Friday through Monday: 3:05 p.m., 5:05 day, Monday through Thurs- p.m., 2:50 p.m., 4:50 p.m., Call Toll-Free: 1-800-872-4980 (908) 636 4566 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 5:40 p.m., Routes 22 & 2O2-206 Thursday: 2:20 p.m., 4:45 p.m., 7:25 p.m., 9:25 p.m. day: 7 p.m., 9 p.m. Saturday, 7:30 p.m., 10 p.m, Monday: New Road, Monmouth Junction, NJ •Ricochet (R) Friday, Tuesday 7:55 p.m., 10:05 p.m. Sun- Bridgewater p.m., 7:20 p.m., 9:30 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday: 1 Sunday: 2 p.m., 7 p.m., 9 1:30 p.m., 3:50 p.m., 6:20 through Thursday: 7:45 p.m., day: 2:05 p.m., 4:45 p.m., (908) 725-1161 •Frankle and Johnny (R) Friday Hours: Mon.-Frl. 8-4:30, Sat. 8:30-2 p.m., 3:05 p.m., 5:05 p.m., p.m. p.m., 8:30 p.m. Tuesday 7:25 p.m.. 9:25 p.m. 10 p.m. Saturday through 7:20 p.m., 9:30 p.m, Monday, •TTie Fisher King (Rl Friday through Thursday: 2 p.m., Pick up til 12 Noon on Sat. through Thursday: 1 p.m., •The Fisher Hlng (R) Friday, through Thursday: 6:20 p.m., •Ftankle and Johnny (R) Fri- Monday: 2 p.m., 4:30 p.m., Tuesday: 7:20 p.m., 9:30 p.m. 4:35 p.m., 7:10 p.m., 9:45 3:45 p.m., 7 p.m., 10 p.m. p.m. Monday through Thursday: 8 8:30 p.m. day, Saturday: 1:45 p.m., 7:45 p.m., 10 p.m. Thursday: 2:05 p.m., 4:45 •Frankle ami Johnny (R) Fri- p.m., 7:20 p.m., 9:30 p.m. •FranWe and Johnny (R) Friday •Deceived (PG-13) Friday p.m. Saturday. Sunday: 2 4:10 p.m., 7 p.m., 9:30 p.m., through Thursday: 1:30 p.m., •The Taking of Beverly Hills (R) day. Tuesday through Thurs- •101 Dalmatians. (G) Satur- through Thursday: 2:30 p.m.. p.m., 8 p.m. midnight. Sunday through 4:40 p.m., 7:30 p.m.. 10:15 Friday: 4:40 p.m., 7:30 p.m., day: 7:20 p.m., 9:45 p.m. 5 p.m., 7:35 p.m., 10 p.m. •Deceived (PG-13) Friday, Thursday: 1:45 p.m., 4:10 day: 2 p.m. Sunday: 1:15 p.m. p.m. 10:10 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: Saturday through Monday: 2 •The Super (R) Friday through Monday through Thursday: p.m., 7 p.m., 9:30 p.m. GENERAL CINEMA 1:50 p.m., 4:40 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 4:45 p.m., 7:20 p.m., MENLO PARK •Paradise (PG-13) Friday Thursday: 2:10 p.m., 4:15 7:30 p.m.. 9:30 p.m. Satur •Ernest Seared Stupid !PQ) Fri- p.m., 10:10 p.m. Monday: 9:45 p.m. Rout* 1 South and through Thursday: 1:50 p.m., p.m., 7 p.m., 9 p.m. day, Sunday: 2 p.m., 7:30 day. Saturday: 1 p.m., 3 p.m., 1:40 p.m., 3:50 p.m., 6:40 KENDALL PARK CINEMAS Paraonage Rd., Edison 4:20 p.m., 7:15 p.m., 9:45 RIALTO TRIPLEX p.m., 9:30 p.m. 5 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 9:40 p.m., •The Super (R) Friday, Monday p.m., 8:40 p.m, Tuesday 11:45 p.m. Sunday through Route 27, Kendall Park (908) 549-67B7 p.m. 250 East Brond St. through Thursday. 7:15 p.m., through Thursday: 6:40 p.m., Thursday: 1 p.m., 3 p.m, 5 (90S) 422-2444 •Necessary Roughness (PG-13) •Dead Again (R) Friday through Westflcld •Sftatered (H) Friday, Satur- Friday, Monday through Thurs Thursday: 8:20 p.m., 10:3O (908) 232-1288 9:15 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 2 8:40 p.m. p.m., 7:30 p.m., 9:40 p.m. p.m., 7:15 p.m.. 9:15 p.m. •Ricochet (R) Friday, Saturday: day: 2:20 p.m., 4:20 p.m., day: 7:30 p.m., 10 p.m. Satur- p.m, •Barton fink (R> Friday: 5:30 •Necessary Roughness (PG- 1 p.m., 3:10 p.m., 5:20 p.m., 6:20 p.m., 8:20 p.m., 10:20 day, Sunday: 2:30 p.m., 5 p.m., •Ernest Scored Stupid (PG) Fn p.m., 7:40 p.m., 9:50 p.m. 13) Friday.- 4:20 p.m., 7:20 Saturday, Sunday: 1:10 p.m., MORRIS 8:20 p.m., 10:20 p.m., 12:30 p.m. Sunday, Monday: 1:50 7:30 p.m., 10 p.m. day through Thursday: 1:40 p.m., 10:10 p.m. Saturday, 3:20 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 7:40 a.m. Sunday, Monday: 1 p.m., p.m., 3:50 p.m., 5:45 p.m., •Rambling Rose (R) Friday, Mon- p.m., 4 p.m., 6:15 p.m., 8:30 AMC HEADQUARTERS 10 Sunday: 1:20 p.m., 4:20 p.m., 7:45 p.m., 9:45 p.m. Tuesday day through Thursday: 7 p.m., p.m., 10:20 p.m, p.m., 9:50 p.m. Monday: 1:10 72 Hendqunrtere Pla/a 7:20 p.m., 10:10 p.m. Mon- 3:10 p.m., 5:20 p.m., 7:50 p.m., 7:15 p.m., 0:40 p.m. through Wednesday: 7:45 9:30 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 2 • me Super (R) Friday through Morristown day: 1:10 p.m., 3:4O p.m., p.m., 1G p.m. Tunsdny lhrough Thursday: p.m., 9:45 p.m. Thursday: p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7 p.m., 9:30 Thursday: 1:20 p.m., 3:30 (201) 292-0606 G:20 p.m., B:30 p.m. Tuesday •Stout (PG-13) Friday through p.m., 6:50 p.m., 9 p.m. 7:15 p.m., 9:30 p.m. •The Super (R) Friday: 4:00 1:50 p.m., 3:50 p.m., 5:45 p.m. • The HsherHIng (R) Friday: 5 through Thursday: G:20 p.m., Monday: 3:35 p.m.. 8 p.m. p.m., 7:45 p.m., 9:45 p.m. MOVIE CITY 6 •Shattered (R) Friday through p.m., 7:30 p.m., 10:10 p.m. 8r30 p.m. Thursday: 1:10 p.m., 3:10 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 10 p.m. Sat Tuesday through Thursday. •Frankle and Johnny (R) Fri- Oak Treo Center Saturday, Sunday: 1:40 p.m., •Dead Again (R) Friday through 3:35 p.m., 7:50 p.m, p.m., 5.15 p.m., 7:55 p.m., urday, Sunday; 1 p.m., 4 p.m., 4:50 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 10:10 day, Saturday: 2 p.m., 4:35 1665 Oak Treo Rood, Edison Sunday: 7:20 p.m., 9:30 p.m. • Terminator 2: Judgment Day 10:10 p.m. 7 p.m., 9:40 p.m. Monday: 1 p.m. Monday: 1:30 p.m., 3:30 MOTOROLA Act Now& Receive p.m., 7:30 p.m., 9:50 p.m. (90B) 549-6666 Monday through Thursday: 1 Mo. Service (R) Friday, Saturday: 1 p.m., Sunday, Monday: 2 p.m., 4:35 •Call theater for showtlmes. •Suburban Commando (PG) p.m., 7 p.m., 9:30 p.m. Tues- p.m., 6:30 p.m., 8:40 p.m. BRAVO with 5:20 p.m., 9:50 p.m., 12:25 Friday through Thursday: 2 day through Thursday: 7 p.m., Tuesday through Thursday: 8:40 p.m. VIBRATION FREE! p.m., 7 p.m., 9:15 p.m. Tues- UA MIDDLESEX -101 Dalmatians (G) Satur- a.m. Sunday, Monday: 1 p.m., day, Wednesday: 7 p.m., 9:15 MALL CINEMA p.m., 4:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m., 8:30 p.m. [ail* for dt> fails) 5:20 p.m., 9:50 p.m. Tuesday GENERAL CINEMA •me Taking of Beverly Hills (R) •Ricochet (R| Friday through day, Sunday: 1:10 p.m.. 2:50 p.m. Thursday: 2 p.m., 4:35 Hadley & Stelton roads p.m. Monday: 1:10 p.m., 3:40 through Thursday: 1 p.m., p.m., 7 p.m., 9:15 p.m. RUTOERS PLAZA SIX Friday: 6 p.m., 8 p.m., 10 Sunday: 4:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m., South Plalnfleld p.m. 5:15 p.m., 9:40 p.m. •Ernest Scared Stupid (PG) Fri- (90S) 753-2240 Easton Ave., Somerset p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 2 10 p.m. Monday through • The Taking of Beverly Hilts WESTFIELD FIRE DEPARTMENT Standing from loft to right Lt. Anlhony Vastano; Capt. John Castellano; Fireman Richard Green; LI. Thomas Stevenson, Retired; Vol. Fireman Gregory Ryan; Capt. Robert Denman. Retired; Fireman Jamas Testa, Retired; Capt. Albert Lanza; Fireman Kenneth VanBfarcom Fireman Harry Kaon; Lt. Henry Buccino; Fireman Michael Loeffler; Fireman Alan Oeak; Fireman Michael Giordano; Fireman Scott Garber; Fireman Robert Dunlap; Fireman Peter Glodano, Retired; Fireman Thomas Dries; Fireman Glenn Lanza; Vol. Fireman Daniel Kelly, Fireman John Fionno; Fireman John Hagy, Retired; Lt. Danlef Kelly; Fireman Kenneth Oannevig; Fireman Gustave Buonanno; Vol. Fireman Robert Green; Lt. James Ryan; Vol. Fireman Craig Allen, Resigned; Vol. Fireman Alfred Linden; Father William Morris Cnaplin. Spot; LI. ChHrlos RleiHer; Lt. Raymon Luck; Vol. Firefighter Mary Hawco, Resigned; Fireman Michael Brennan; Lt. James Pfaltfer; Lt. Dennis Burke; Capt. John Dualks; Capt. John McCormack. Seated Irom lo« !o right- Deputy Fire Chiof Paul A Battiloro; Fire Chief Walter J. Ridge; Deputy Fire Chief George F. Breitlelter, Retired. This Photograph was takon at WostfiolfJ Firfl Headquarters in April 1986 tar the re-dedlcatlon of Firs Headquarters This page sponsored by The Westfield Record and these community-minded businesses. Brunner Opticians Windsor Auto Glass Wsstfleld Plumbing & Heating YSGA Parcel 'N Business Ctr. Shoppers Discount Liquors 100 East Broad St. 444 South Ave. E. 300 North Ave. E. 332 South Ave. W. 333 E. South Ave. Woslflotd. NJ. We»tfleld, N.J. Westfleld, N.J. Westfleld. NJ. Westfield, N.J. 232-8182 232-1700 233-4567 654-8866 232-8700 "«'• Nrtf Too UM To TTiln* fir* UMyl" MacArthur Fuel Oil Town Book Store Taylor Love & Caroll Ins. Vance Florist United Jersey Bank 1245 Westfleld Ave. 2S5 Broad St. E. 423 South Ave. W. 321 South Ave. 127 Central Avenue Clark, NJ. Westfletd, NJ. Westfield, N.J. Westfield, N.J. Westfleld, N.J. 1-800-242-0216 233-3535 654-6300 232-2525 233-0007 "Unlng Your ftor/ir Nndt for 61 Yttn" "Swing WnlliUdt Bvtklng Niar/t'" Anthony James Construction Allied Business Machines The Westfleld Diner Tiffany Drugs T-Shlrt Emporium Dr. Williams 301 South Ave. W. 300 North Ave. E, 1115 South Ave. W. 401 Cumberland St, Clark, NJ. 501 Mlllaest Ave. Westfleld, N J. Westfleld, N.J. Westfleld, N.J. Westflold, N.J. Westflold, N J. 499-7177 233-0811 233-5200 233-2200 232-8944 232-3600 October 10,1991 A-7 Community life Annual Girl Scout sale Thrifty costumes Parental program focuses of cookies begins Friday Girl Scouts from Union County Shortbread, Lemon Pastry Cranes, on 'Drug Free Years' and parts of Middlesex and Som- Peanut Butter Patties, and the new "My parents" is the number one Parent-Teacher Council and a erset counties who are members of Praline Royale. All of the cookies answer children give to explain 'grant received by the Chemical the Washington Rock Girl Scout are made without artificial colors why they reftise drug offers. People Task Force of Westfield, council will sell cookies from Fri- and can be frozen for future enjoy- Armed with that information, a also known as PANDA, Preventing day until OcL 27. Deliveries to cus- ment program to provide parents with Alcohol, Narcotics and Drug Abuse. tomers are scheduled from Nov. 18 skills and information about pre- Carol Gerson, substance aware- to Dec. 1. The scouts will also set up cookie venting drug use among young- ness coordinator at Edison and booth sales between Nov. 18 to sters is being offered to Westfield Roosevelt Intermediate Schools; This year, there are seven vari- Dec. 1 to give the public additional parents of intermediate-school- Maureen Mazzarese, school nurse/ eties of cookies to choose from, in- buying opportunities. aged children. health educator at West field High cluding Thin Mints, Caramel de- For further information about The hour and one-half long School; and Jean Wands, school Lites, Peanut Butter sandwiches, the cookie sale, call 232-3236. workshops will be offered on five nurse/health educator at Roosevelt Monday evenings, beginning Oct. Intermediate School attended 21 and running to November 18. three-day sessions in September to Westfield High Class of '51 The workshops are titled "Prepar- become trained in offering the ing for the Drug Free Years: A Pro- "Drug Free Years" workshops to gram for Parents," and will be pre- parents. to mark its 40-year reunion sented by three trained school staff Topics to be covered in the five The Westfield High School class Tamaques Park, discussion groups members. workshops include how to prevent of 1951 will celebrate its 40-year re- and a dinner dance at Shackam- The "Drug Free Years" program drug use in your family, develop- union with events stretching axon Country Club, winding up is under the direction of Margaret ing a family position on drugs, through the Columbus Day week- Sunday with a memorial service to Klick, director of health services avoiding trouble, how to say no to end, announced chairman Joan deceased classmates and a final for the Westfield Public Schools. drugs, managing family conflict, Lowell Smith. luncheon at Wyckoff s. Funds for the training of the teach- and strengthening family bonds. Beginning with a parly tomorrow The class of 1951 has two unusu- ers came from a donation by par- Interested parents should call night (Friday) at the home of class al distinctions. It was the last grad- Starting Oct. 15, the Westfield Service League's Thrift ent-teacher groups in the Westfield Mrs. Klick at 789-4510. president Lee Homer, the weekend uating class from the Elm Street Shop at 114 Elmer St. will have many costumes for sale. events include a tour of the old facility and has located all member Check out the possibilities of costumes for Halloween: high school (now the offices of the of the class except one, Carole sailor? soldier? waitress? Shop hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., La Leche League meets tonight Board of Education), a picnic at Freeman. Tuesday through Saturday. The Westfield P.M. group of La feeding are invited to attend La Leche League will meet today at 8 Leche League meetings. The ideal p.m. at 519 Lenox Ave,, Westfield. time to attend is during pregnancy Free rabies clinic to be held Tuesday because the information received The Mountainside Board of the Mountainside Fire Station, The discussion will center on in advance may prove to be vital to Health will conduct a free rabies New Providence Road. Registration begins for Toddler Time "Baby Arrives: The Family and the a mother when her baby arrives. clinic Tuesday from 7 to 8 p.m. at Dogs and cats will be inoculated. In-person registration for Tod- Story Hour, set for Tuesday, Oct. Breast Fed Baby." For information, call Alice at 233- Appointments are not required. dler Time Story Hour begins Tues- 22, from 1:30 to 2 p.m., is a ono- All women interested in breast 7363 or Marilyn at 789-3910. day in the Children's Department time introduction for 2-year-olds of the Westfield Memorial Library, and their parents to the library. 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Foil FASY DICTIONS 990 Lincoln Blvd. i thova «ra cbrfacl and oofnpl*!* S.itTimrs. 8-5. &• FriSun. 8. 9- 85 9O8 4G9-84O1 Middlesex NJ A-8 - THE WESTRELO RECORD - October 10,1991 Clubs Where you can give blood Techniques of genealogy Westfield Welcome Wagon A number of blood drives spon- e Tuesday, Oct 22, at the Mu- sored by New Jersey Blood Ser- nicipal Building, 425 E. Broad St, to be discussed by speaker vices in cooperation with the West- Westfield, from 11:30 am. to 5 pjn. events listing for October field-Mountainside American Red Call 789-4060 or 232-7120. Dorothy Stratford of Bound tary for many yean. She is also a • Thursday. Oct 10, noon - "Gourmet Lunch" for OktoberiMt Cross will be held in the Westfield • Friday, Nov. 22, at Redeemer Brook wUl be the featured speaker member of the Huguenot Society area during coming months: at the Genealogical Society meet- • Thursday. OcL 10, 7:30 p.m. - "Crafts." Make a Hatovmen canter- Lutheran Church, Cowperthwaite as well as other historical groups. Place, Westfield. ing of the West Fields, set for Sat* Stratford's presentation will fol- pteca. e Sunday, Oct 20, from 9 am to urday at 10 am in the Westfield low mid-morning refreshments • Friday, Oct 11, 9:30 am. to 11 am. - "Preschoolers 'n' Moms" are 2 pjn. at the Presbyterian Church, e Tuesday, Dec. 10, at Children's Memorial Library. She will discuss and a short business meeting. The dressing up for Haloween. Mountain Ave., along with the First Specialized Hospital, New Provi- "Genealogical By-Roads," covering public is invited. This is one of sev- e Tuesday, Oct 15, 8 p.m. — "New Members Coffee" for prospective Baptist Church of Westfield. Call dence Road, Mountainside, from 11 some of her research experiences eral meetings held on Saturday members. 2334301 or 232-7120 for an ap- a.m to 4 p.m. Call 233-3720 or 232- that have deviated from the tradi- morning to accommodate mem- e Tuesday, Oct 22.10 am "Exptorers" take a trip to the Great Pumpkin pointment 7120. tional genealogical objective of de- bers and guests who are not able to veloping family pedigrees. Patch and Hayride. attend the Thursday afternoon ses- e Wednesday, Oct 23, 9:30 a.m. - 'WaJMng Group" meets at the tennis Time running out to buy tickets Stratford, a retired registered sions. courts In Tamaqoes Park. nurse, first became interested in Membership in the Genealogical Monday is the last day to buy tickets for the upcoming Scholarship genealogy because of her desire to Society of the West Fields is open e Friday, OcL 25, noon - "Monthly Luncheon and Business Meeting" to Luncheon, sponsored by the GFWC Woman's Club of Westfield, on Oct become a member of the Daugh- to all who are interested in family be held at Ken Marcotte, WesffieU. Cash bar at noon; luncheon at 12:45 23 at L'Aflaire in Mountainside ters of the American Revolution, to history, beginners as well as more p.m. which she now belongs. She is a experienced researchers. For fur- e Wednesday, Oct 30,3:30 p.m, - "Ghosta andGobins Parade" at the Women's Club marks 35th year fellow and a trustee of the Genea- ther information contact the Soci- Meridian Nursing Home. The Mountainside Women's Club The officers from the state fed- logical Society of New Jersey and ety, c/o The Westfield Memorial li- e Saturday, Nov. 2, 8:30 p.m. - "Wine and Cheese" featuring Cafifomia Inc. NJT.W.C. will be celebrating eration are invited. The program brary, 550 E. Broad SL, Westfield. J J has been its corresponding secre- winos* its 35th birthday at the restaurant wil'"l includ' e Mel Chrin"•"'- , singer and For informaten can 889-1704. La Affair, Route 22 in Mou ntain- pianist in "From Concert to Com- 'Best-Loved Music' program side, with a luncheon on Oct 16. edy." at Woman's Club meeting Welcome Wagon welcomes members Superintendent of Schools to speak The first general meeting for the in New York City. She had lead The Westfield Welcome Wagon is job or new baby. The Westfield Concerned African American p.m. The meeting will be held at Woman's Club of Westfield's 1991- performances the Charlottetown hosting a new member coffee on Welcome Wagon hosts activities - Parents (CAAP) of Westfield the Westfield Community Center, 92 year will be held Monday at 1:15 Players, N.C. in productions of Tuesday at 8 p.m. All new resi- including crafts group, gourmet present Dr. Mark Smith, Superin- 558 West Broad St, Westfield. p.m. at the clubhouse, 318 S. Eu- "Carousel," "My Fair Lady," "Cats" dents from Westfield, Cranford, lunch, couples evening out — that tendent of Westfield Public Anyone interested in joining clid Ave. and "The Fantasticks." She sang in and Scotch Plains are invited, as allow members to meet new Schools, as guest speaker at 7:30 CAAP is invited to attend. Lynn King Adelman, soprano, "Don Giovanni." "Cinderella" and well as any resident that has had a friends. If interested, call Gina will present a program of "Best- "Tales of Hoffman" at the Univer- change in lifestyle, such as a new Lynch at 889-1704. Loved Music," including operatic sity of North Carolina Workshop Clothing collection Monday arias and Broadway show tunes. Ensemble. Adelman is a 1985 graduate of Guests of members are welcome. Annual craft show ahead The collection of clothes for the The public is invited to attend the University of North Carolina Members of the Literature and Art children's outgrown clothing sale Friday* Oct 18, from 9 a.m. to 4 with a degree in voice. She studied at the Westfield Day Care Center, p.m. at the Westminster Hall at the at the Manhattan School of Music at Westfield Tennis Club 140 Mountain Avenues will be held Presbyterian Church, Mountain The Golden Goose Craft Club made items; quality crafts offered on Monday, Oct 14, and Tuesday, Avenue. will present its annual Craft Bou- at reasonable prices. Oct IS, from 9 am. to 5 p.m. Vol- The sale continues Saturday, tique on Thursday, Oct. 17, 9 a.m. unteers will accept clothing sizes Oct 19, at 9 a.m. A half-price sale Halloween items, handmade newborn to 14, boots, shoes, coats, to 9 pjn.; Friday, Oct 18, 9 a.m. to toys, dolls and bears, refinished begins at noon, followed by a pre- Schools Halloween costumes and baby lin- purchased "bag" sale from 1 p.m. 9 pjn.; and Saturday, Oct 19, 10 antique furniture, crocheted doilies ens. am. to 3 p.m. The event will be and needlepoint pillows, wreaths, to 2 p.m. held at the Westfield Tennis Club stained glass, candles, woven bas- located at 139 North Chestnut St kets and cross-stitched basketlin- between Mountain Avenue and ers, placemats and napkins, Victo- East Broad Street There is conve- rian jewelry boxes, and fused glass Back-to-School Nights set nient on-street parking and no ad- picture frames, dried flower ar- Seniors mission fee. rangements, unique quilled pic- next week at Edison School There are over 60 crafters to pro- tures and Christmas ornaments are vide a wide assortment of hand- included. Back-to-School Nights for third-, ber of ALP enrichment materials, Local Old Guard Merrymen fourth- and fifth-grade students in projects and ideas are used with the Advanced Learning Program students in regular kindergarten Red Cross benefit party entertainment at meeting (ALP) begin Tuesday at Edison In- through fifth grade classrooms in a The Westfield Senior Citizens be served termediate School from 7:45 p.m. program called "Spin Off." will Tight Up the Sky' were entertained by the Old Guard On Friday, Oct 18 the seniors to 8:45 p.m. Kelley Kisslah, principal of Jef- Merrymen at the first meeting of will travel to the Hofbrauhous on the 1991-92 season on Sept 17. the Scenic Drive, Atlantic High- Parents of third grade ALP stu- ferson School and coordinator of The Westfield-Mountainside ter support Red Cross programs dents from the town's six elemen- Chapter of the American Red such as disaster services, health The Seniors will hold their lands for Bavarian food and enter- the Advanced Learning Program, tary schools have been invited to Cross will sponsor its annual ben- and safely, blood drives, SADD monthly meeting Oct IS, at the tainment The bus leaves Lord and back-to-school night on Tuesday. said that ALP back-to-school efit theater party Friday, Oct 18, at (Students Against Drunk Drivers) First Baptist Church, 180 Elm St, Taylor at 10:30 a.ra Parents of fifth grade ALP stu- nights for grades four and five the Westfield Community Play- rides programs, transportation and from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Bring a On Friday, Nov. 15, the bus leaves Knights of Columbus lot at dents from Franklin, Jefferson and from McKinley, Tatnaques and house on North Avenue for an 8 service to military families and vet- sandwich; coffee and dessert will Washington Schools will be sched- pjn. performance of "Light Up the erans. be served. The topic for discussion 10:30 amibr "Wake Up Darling" at Wilson Schools will meet Thurs- Sky" by Moss Hart will be insurance. the Hunterdon Hills Playhouse. day, Oct 17, and parents of fourth uled in January or early February. For tickets, call Gail Moffett at The evening will help the chap- the Red Cross, 232-7090. The seniors meet every third Monday, Dec. 9 the bus leaves grade ALP students from Franklin, Due to budget cuts, the ALP pro- Tuesday 11:30 am to 3 pm New Knights of Columbus lot at 10 am. Jefferson and Wilson Schools will gram was reduced in scope this members are welcome. Bring a for Radio City Music Hall. meet Wednesday, Oct 23. year. Third grade students will sandwich — coffee and dessert will Call Gus at 233-4096. ALP is a pull-out program for continue to participate in the pro- Children's outgrown clothing advanced learning students in gram for the full year, however, grades three, four and five. ALP the number of third grade ALP sale at Presbyterian Church Senior residents set Nov.2 bazaar students arc bused from their el- students was reduced. ALP stu- A children's outgrown clothing lect donated articles during Westfield Senior Housing resi- wishing to rent a table, contact ementary schools to Edison In- dents in grades four and five will sale, sponsored by the Westfield deposit/sorting days, Monday, Oct dents will hold their annual ba- Joan Rose at 233-1733. The cost is termediate School to meet with participate in the one day per Day Care Center Auxiliary, will 14, and Tuesday, Oct 15, at the zaar on Saturday, Nov. 2, from $3 with 10 percent of the sales to ALP teachers for enrichment and week pull-out program for half of take place Friday, Oct. 18, from 9 Westfield Day Care Center. 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. be donated to the Manor Park advanced learning projects. The the year, with Franklin, Jefferson am. to 4 p.m. and Saturday, Oct The sale will include sizes new- Any individual or organization Tenants Associatioa program is not an acceleration of born to 14; shoes, boots, coats, Hal- and Wilson students participating 19, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the regular classroom work. It pro- upper level, Westminster Hall of loween costumes, and baby linens. vides additional learning experi- from September to January and Those residents wishing to make Seniors Club plans Pomona bus trip fourth and fifth grade students the Presbyterian Church on Moun- The Mountainside Senior Citi- ences in critical thinking skills tain Avenue. donations, but unable to get to the for Wednesday, Oct 18. Contact through literature, fine arts, sci- from McKinley, Tamaques and sale site during deposit days, call zens' Club is planning a bus trip to Rose Siejk at 232-1043 for in- Washington participating in the Chairperson Anne Wischusen the Center at 232-6717 for other the Platzl Brauhaus, Pomona, N.Y., formation. ence, government, trial law, com- and Auxiliary volunteers will col- puters and current events. A num- program from January to June. drop-off arrangements. Roosevelt School gears up Business for its first 'Music Day' Roosevelt Intermediate School, 9:15 a,m.: eighth-grade boys' cho- 301 Clark St, announces its first rus. Business expo "Music Day," planned for tomor- 10 a.m.: seventh-grade boys' cho- Businesswomen's group meets Oct. 19 row. rus. District II Director Patricia chor, reporter and editor for a New Kathleen Klinowski for Westfield. slated by Chamber The event will be held in the au- 10:45 ajn.: sixth-grade music Peterson of the New Jersey Fed- York based national radio network. District II will again sponsor In- The Westfield Area Chamber of ditorium, and is free and open to class. eration of Business and Profes- She has been the PR Director for a dividual Development, a course to Commerce, in conjunction with six the public. Call 789-4560. 11:25 a.m.: sixth-grade mixed sional Women Inc. will preside at North Carolina hospital and PR build your confidence about public nearby chambers, is co-sponsoring Throughout the school day, vari- choir and eighth-grade concert the fall meeting, Saturday, Oct. 19, chairman for an arts, music and speaking, business presentations, a Business After Hours Expo on ous groups will have the op- band. at B.G. Fields (formerly Geiger's) in food festival, as well as NC State Wednesday from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 portunity to perform in an informal poise in question-and-answer ses- Noon: seventh-grade mixed Westfield National Business press secretary for the Gary Hart sions, leadership in meetings, abil- p.m. "mini-concert," lasting about 20 choir and sixth-grade music class. Women's Week is Oct 20 to 26. for President campaign in 1984. All types of businesses can ben- minutes each which gives students 12:45 p.m.: seventh-grade Cadet ity to motivate others and under- Call Cheryl Ryder at 376-6153 to Interviewing techniques is the standing of group dynamics. This efit from the opportunity to de- the opportunity to demonstrate Band and Sharps and Flats. register for the breakfast meeting topic; skills such as how to ask and course is also open to non-BPW velop and meet new business con- their talents and capabilities. 1:30 p.m.: eighth-grade girls' cho- at 8:30 am. answer the right questions, fact tacts, promote products, and inter- rus and string ensemble, Leslie Wolfe-Cundiff, journalist finding, how to get people talking members. Gloria Pierce, ID Winner act with the all-business audience 8:30 a.m.: seventh-grade girls' 2:15 pjn.: sixth-grade music for the State of New Jersey, will be chorus. from Summit, will be guest speak- and why listening is so important from a wide area. class and orchestra. er. Ms. Wolfe-Cundiff has free- will be discussed. class coordinator with Hilda Keehn Attendees may participate ac- lanced as a writer, editor and pro- Reports will be presented by As- as assistant Doris Villa is the Dis- tively by distributing their business 'The Mighty Stefan' appears ducer for CNN, WINS Radio, Unit- sistant District II Director, Kay trict n and State ID Chairman. cards and promotional material ed Stations Radio Networks and Guarino of Clark, and presidents of The class will meet Thursday while viewing the more formal dis- Fox Television. She is currently the local organizations: linnea evenings from Jan. 2 through plays at exhibit tables. tomorrow at Edison School finishing a novel "Guilt Trip." Murphy for Berkeley Heights; Win- March 5, at St John's Lutheran More than 50 businesses have Prior to moving to Summit, she The Westfield Recreation Com- for intermediate school children. nie Canavan for Clark; Joan Kak- Church in Summit at a cost of $50, reserved table display space to pro- was news director for a radio sta- ascik for East Bergen; Margaret Call Hilda Keehn at 464-0637 or mote their goods and services, Ex- mission's "Night Place" is set for Call 789-4080 for more in- tion in Charlotte, N.C., news an- tomorrow from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 formation. Hoerst-Pether for Summit; and Doris Villa at 805-9782. hibitors who are members of the p.m. at Edison Intermediate Westfield Area Chamber of Com- merce are Decorating Den, Fiasco, School. Inter Community Bank, Michelle "The Mighty Stefan" of Westfield Jardine CPA, Paradigm Associates, will demonstrate his strength by 'National Business Women's Week* declared Westfield Mayor Richard Bagger signed a proclamation declaring the Patient Care, Premier Office Sup- bending spikes, driving nails Founded in 1919 BPW/USA is the world's oldest and largest organiza- ply, Print Tech, and Public Service through wood with his hand, and week of Oct 20 to 26 to be 1991 National Business Women's Week. tion of working women. Electric and Gas Company. All other feats of strength. The National Federation of Business and Professional Women of the The organization has 100,000 members in 53 state federations and available table space has already Tickets are on sale at school in United States (BPW7USA) began National Business Women's Week in 2,800 local organizations. been reserved. BPW/USA as the "voice of working women" promotes full participa- advance for $2, or at the door for 1928 to "dramatize women's contributions to the economic, social and Public admission, $15 per person .$3. political life of the community, state, nation and the world." tion, equity and economic self-sufficiency for working women. for chamber members and $20 for The Westfield BPW has 44 members. Members represent all age rang- non-members, includes hors Sponsored by the recreation For 63 years, special activities have been sponsored by the national es and career areas. Meetings are held the third Tuesday of each month, federation and its local organizations to honor working women. d'oeuvres and door prizes. There commission and PTC "Night September through June at B.G. Fields Restaurant, 560 Springfield Ave., will be a cash bar. Call 233-3021 for Place" committee, the program Locally, the Westfield BPW will have displays at Travel Time on East Westfield. For more information, contact Catherine Miele at 815-9744 or reservations. serves as a recreational alternate Broad Street and Barrett and Crain Realtors on Elm Street Susan Mcnnella at 232-7700. October 10,1991 A-9 r- Sports does it again as Westfield tops Irvington Ill-conceived By LARRY COHEN please. Saturday's 25-7 win over That leaves 37 yards gained If Irvington's offense didn't dis- prove some more." Record Sportswriter Irvington included live Blue against the starters. appear last Saturday, it sure Matt Giirain will have a hard play becomes Get your thinking helmets on, Knight turnovers, bringing to 10 Great defenses usually have looked lost for most of the game. time with that, especially on de- football (tans. It's almost time Tor a the total the Devils have caused in nicknames. Witness Pittsburgh's The Knights lost the ball via fum- fense. Giirain had eight tackles, in- game-breaker contest two games. And while Irvington's "Steel Curtain," Minnesota's "Pur- bles on their first two possessions, tercepted a pass, recovered a fum- rushing (73) and passing (103) By LARRY COHEN Before the season, Westfield ple People Eaters" and Denver's and Irvington turnovers led to half ble In the end zone for a touch- yards were more respectable than "Orange Crush." If the Devils keep of Westfleld's points. down and caused another. Record Sportswriter Varsity Football Coach Ed Kearny's (45 rushing, 10 passing) Tranchina said he'd be very dis- up their dominance tomorrow "We looked better (than against "Matt is just always there," FInt of H, I WM third and 17 the Blue Knights got 81 of the night at Union, the county's No. 2 Kearny)," Tranchina said. "YouTranchina said. "Interceptions torn to own 12, and with a iftO appointed if his defense didn't total, as well as their touchdown, "dominate" this year. team, perhaps the "Devil's Tri- improve the most from your first don't just happen; it's because iaad, al WMUCU Head FootbaJ on their final possession against angle," (where offenses disappear) game to your second, and we im- guys are in the right place. Matt Coach Ed Tranchina wn con- So far, the Devils have aimed to Westfield's second defensive unit or something better, will be born. proved a lot Now we've got to im- oamad aboU wat not having to (Please turn to page A-10) punt from his own and zone. So ha calledtor a draw play. Than his offense Ined up That's using your head Devils snare 11th wrong. "The fullback was on the wrong side." Tranchina said. "We thought It (the play) wasni going to work." at Shore Coaches But whHe the Westfletd coach- ing staff screamed at Ka players By JOSH ALBERTSON to correct their mistake, Ron Record Correspondent Mammano snapped the bad to The Westfield High School boys Mike Catenacd, who dropped cross country team came away back to pass, on(y to hand off to from the Shore Coaches Invita- Strong effort Lamont Wallace. tional at Holmdel Park Saturday with an 11th place finish out of 37 Meanwhle. Irvington, expect- teams and good feelings about its by girls X-C potential at the state level. In a race dominated by teams in at Shore meet They stunted themselves the state's top 10, the Blue Devils had only 25 more points than the By JOSH ALBERTSON right out of the play.' sixth-place team. Head coach John Record Correspondent Martin said he saw room for im- -Coach Tranchina As a crucial confrontation provement in his team's perform- with county foes Summit ance, but that if it comes, West- and Cranford Tuesday ap- field showed that it should con- proaches, Westfield Girls > ing a pass, ran something called tend in the championship races Cross Country Coach Tom a pro stunt, according to which begin with the Watchung Hornish said he's pleased Tranchina, where the tackles and Conference race October 24. with the way his team is ends run an 'X\ The tackles ran Leading the way on Saturday shaping up. to the outside, the endsto the was junior Matt Gorbaty, who got After scaring perennial inside. "Ifs a good pass rush," out to a slow start but recovered well to finish the 3.1 mile course in 17:47, good for 26th place out of Problem was, the ends didn't Altnee Stout, running get to the spots vacated by the 230 runners competing. tacWes In time to stop a run. Westfleld's two, three, four and her first-ever race on Wallace ran through the hole five runners finished within 13 the hilly Holmdel and 88 yards later Westfleid had seconds of each other. The pack of course, finished 180} Its final touchdown in a 25-7 win seniors was led by Mike Basta, over Irvington Saturday. whose race was briefly interrupted when he slipped and fell while "They stunted themselves rounding a turn on the rain- state power Kearny in a , right out of the play," Tranchina. soaked course. He took 63rd over- dual meet last week, the all in 18:37. Blue Devils turned some heads Saturday at the Shore Coming when It did, however, Josh Albertson followed Basta in Coaches Invitational. Aimee the play may have had rriore sig- 18:43 Next came Dari Barcart in Stout, running her first-ever nificance to Westfield for some- 18:48, 79th overall, while Mike race on the hilly Holmdel thing Wallace didni do, then or Chung was 82nd in 18:50. Martin course, led the way with an on any of his other 10 carries said if the pack, including Chris 18th-place finish in 21:49. during the game. He dklni fum- Griffith who was 89th in 18:58, can Hornish said this perform- ble. improve by 20 seconds, Westfield ance was good enough to will be in Group IV championship place Stout in contention for Walace is arguably WestflekJ's contention. the county and sectional ti- most talented running back. He tles later this fall. has, however, been plagued by The team will also get a boost fumbMtfs, and last week against when No. 2 runner, sophomore The team also received a Keamy coughed up the ball Andy Ruggiero, returns to varsity strong performance from twice in the first half. Tranchina competition. Ruggiero was pulled Anne Engell, who finished from the varsity race by Martin to in 23:34. Rennie Silverstein, gave him the second half off, in her strongest race to date, and didn't start him Saturday. give him a chance at an individual GEORGE PACCIELLO/RECORD title in the JV race Saturday. He finished in 25:20, edging "His confidence was shot after Nancy Scholtz heads the ball away from a Montclair defender during the Devils' 2-0 triumph finished third overall (18:22) and teammate Maria Santam- test week, but we certainly the team finished fifth. auro by two seconds. Laura last week. Westfield also pummeled East Side 11-0 to up its record to 6-1-1 on the season. Silverman rounded out the werenl canning Monty for ihe Sisters Stacey and Lexl Tourtellette each scored a goal in the Montclair game. For results, The freshman team finished year," Tranchina said. "You can top fivei n 25:57. see page A-10. third out of 55 teams competing. do two things when you're Adam Barcan and Ted Kilcom- Hornish has high hopes down; go into the tank com- mons led the way in 10th and 11th for a championship run. pletely, or come back." places. Given a second chance, Wal- lace chose the latter. He had 130 yards on the day, Prophetic words bearing out for Westfield field hockey including runs of 10, eight, six, By LARRY COHEN out, and enter Saturday's Union io I took a step back. As a "I see the win as a big boost for matched the 15 goals they scored tve and five yards. So while he Record Sportswriter County Tournament quarterfinal coach, you think you've got to the program," McFadden said. all of last year. And goalie Chris- looked much better in his efforts A couple of weeks ago, Westfield game against Oak Knoll the No. 2 coach. But sometimes it's best to "Cranford has had better teams tina Gabriel has five shutouts, to protect the baR, it did not Head field hockey Coach Maggie seed. try not to interfere too much." than this year's, but they've also after registering four all of last hamper his performance. McFadden could not have been The game, behind Westfield Since she's restricted most of had teams comparable to the team year. blamed for having chocolate socks High School, begins at 1 p.m. her coaching to practice, and let we beat We just didn't have the "There's not one star on the "After he got one or two car- at the top of her Christmas list The secret to the Devils' sudden the team go out and play the talent to beat them before. Now I team," McFadden said. ries under his belt, he started to After all, it looked like she might and convincing turnaround, which games, she's Hked what she's seen. know we do." The cohesiveness McFadden run with a little confidence," be spending most of the winter has made McFadden look like a "They started communicating And it's spread around. Diana said playing together since eighth Tranchina said. with her foot in her mouth. coaching wizard, may in fact have better on the field, they picked up Daniel has continued scoring, and grade, including last summer at Backs do 'bad security* drills After touting her team during been some coaching wizardry by the tempo and they started apply- she's been joined by Erin AI- Drew University's summer camp, an the time In practice, Tranchina the pre-season as a county, even McFadden. ing pressure for two halves instead lebaugh, who had two goals and an has produced will be put toth e said. The trick, he said, is to state championship contender, the She did what very few coaches of one." assist in this week's wins over test during the county tournament keep reminding Wallace of his Devils promptly lost two of their know how to or can bring them- If McFadden liked the last five Summit, Metuchen and Union. With only eight teams in this responsiblities in a positive way first three games. selves to do — back off. games, she loved the one against But Chris Brady did the bulk of year's field, three wins means a without getting him thinking "When we got down 1-2, I was "We didn't look good for half or Cranford, perennial county power the scoring against East Brunswick championship. But Oak Knoll, hoping the kids hadn't put too the Morristown or Pinery games," and albatross around Westfield's and Cranford, and Becky Taylor Westfield's flrst-round opponent about it too much. If they can and the No. 7 seed, is the defend- accomplish that, Westfield wilt much pressure on themselves," McFadden said. "After the Pingry neck. The Devils hadn't beaten the had the only goal in the 1-0 Union McFadden said. "And I was hop- game I said 'How did you guys do Cougars, on the varsity or JV level, win. ing champion, and if it needs any have a nice new dimension to Its incentive, it can look back to 1990 offense. ing I didn't add any when I went so well at (summer field hockey) since McFadden began her coach- Cathy Culligan, brought up from and told everybody how good we camp, but play so inconsistently ing career nine years ago. the JV team when Terry Wickcns when a No. 7 seed made the finals "He's got a lot of talent," were." now? Maybe you're relying on me The albatross died a week ago was suspended for disciplinary before losing 1-0 to Cranford. ; Tranchina said. Since then, though, Westfield too much. Maybe I'm overcoach- Monday, however, in a 3-0 West- reasons, scored against Metuchen. That was the closest Westfield's has won five straight, four by shut- ing.' field win. The JV also won. In fact, the Devils have already gotten to a UCT title. So far. OUR SERVICE SPECIALS GEY YOUR CAR READY FOR WINTER II LUBE, OIL I WINTERIZE II TRANSMISSION • 210 Gigantic Service Bays • Factory trained Technicians M 4 FILTER ' SPECIAL SPECIAL • Expert Paint & Body Repots • 5,000,000 Parts Inventory ini • We Service All Makes & Models 16.95 jj 69.95 Prtmtwn ell filter, j Check hoses, belts, jj Replace trans fluidft < SATURDAY SERVICE HOURS Premfem el up Io 5 qti j controls, system, flush jj filter, check pressure. Eiftai 10/31^1 8:00am TO 1:00pm { w/l gallon antMreeze || (s ln|urlei Dtvllt: None to roport. Farmers: None In roport. TTi* Skinny Tho kicking game could prove decisive. 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Peterson Co Mon., Tucs., Thurs,, Fri. 8:30 A.M. to 9 P.M./Wcd. & Sal. 8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. 2720 Psrk Avenue 1331 Stuyvessnt Ave. one, WosttlekJ H N become* • rout 702 Somerset Street a* HmsrSfreeT October 10, 1991 - THE WESTFIELD RECORD - A-11 COREBOARD HOOT BALL half hour sessions during the week, enabling and advanced) running for 10 SPORTS players to Improve on thak pre aaeson condt- consecuthro Sunday mornings from 10 a.m. Vonlng. fir* tuna fundamental skMs and scrim- to-12:30 p.m. The clinic Is for 7th-12th grade Singles champ CALENDAR For the second atraight «mK. the Wtttfleld mage on a M court girts. Al pitchers rr*n\ attend ths first session PAL football B town had trouble g«Wng its A brochure and application can be obtained in Oct. 20 at 10 s.m. for evaluation and lec- offense moving wrtlle tm defense played wall by caJHng Home at 664-5691 or Somogyl at ture period. Enrollment la limited. tn • Ion, Ma time 12-0 to the Perth Amboy 8464933. The clinic Is hosted by the Wildcat Girls FrtvOet. 11 Raldera at Edison MnmdWi School. Fastphch organlutlon. Cost Is $100 (In ad- HOAO RACING vance). For more information, call Jody Beys Soccer tht and of tha «m half. Alter JMMI Vannl D'Ameto. 908-70^0547. mad* Iwo successive sacks. Hnebacker Josh The eighth annual Westfleld Five Mile Turkey Varsity & JV vs. Montclalr, 3:45 Tavel caused and recovered • Perth Amboy Trot, presented by the Friends of WtsfflekJ CYCLING Football fumble. WestfleM picked up 10 yards on a Track and Field, wM be held Saturday. Nov. 30 Cycle for Cancer Care Vanity at Union, 7:30 Billy Oanun to Kevin DowHng paw, but at Tamaques Park. couldnl edvarK* any further as the half srtded. Over 1,000 cyclists and spectators are ex- Fre«hmen vs. Union, 3:45 The trot actually consists of three races: The pectsd to participate in the Sharp Electronics Perth Amboy'a lint touchdown cam on a Tamaques Mile, restricted to Westfleld stu- double reverse Mowing a Westfleld tumble. Cycle for Cancer Care event on Oct. 13 at the Girls Soccer dents in grades 4-B, at 10 a.m.; a 1-mlle fun Historic Village of Waterloo In Stanhope. Freshmen vs. East Brunswick. WeiMtkt fumbled again on their own 35, and run at 10:30 am, and the 5-mUe race at 11 despite good defense by Rob Jaseup, Josh a.m. Former New York Giants lineman Qeorg* 3*45 SMverateln and Jeaaa Kelaer, Perth Amboy Martin is the celebrity chairperson for the Girls Tennis eventual)/ scored again. Pre-entry for the S-mlle face, postmarked no event which features a variety of bike touri war then November 22. Is *1O The first SO0 around the village. All rides start and end In Varsity at Scotch Plains, 4 registered runners receive T-shirts. Pre-entry the Village of Waterloo. Riders will be supplied for the fun run and Tamaquea Mile Is SS. with a bevy of perks, and will enjoy a post-ride Sat., Oct. 12 Checks should be made payable to Friends of picnic. The WettfleJd PAL football C team picked up Westfleld Track and Field. Field Hockey Registration Is $20, and riders must raise a where K left off laM season, winning Ks home Registration forms may be sent to Peter An- Vanity vs. Oak Knoll in Union opener over Berkeley Height*. 25-7, and minimum of 175 In pledges. Prizes win be zelone. 17 Stoneietgh Park. Westfleld. N.J. awarded for different level pledges. The grand stretching Rs winning streak to nine gamss 07090. Include a No. 10 sad-addressed, County Tournament, 1 prize Is a trip for two on Northwest Airlines. Girls Soccer over two seasons. stamped envelope for race number. Quarterback aVandon Doerr directed a pow- AH proceeds benefit Cancer Care's pro- Varsity & JV at Bridgewater Rari- For more Information call 654-302S or 654- grams. For information, call Georglna Manlcy. erM attack which racked up over 400 yarda on 5S91. tan, 10 the ground. Veteran becka Resheed Hawks. 201-379-7800. Oreg Avena and Tod O'Connel we supported by tVstysar players Jason Osbome and Lam- Mon., Oct. 14 ent Turner. SOFTBALL HUNTING In the first heK, behind the blocking of tight Joe Armstrong (left), winner of the Westfleld Tennis As- Football end J.R. Young and Nnemen David Mokrauer, Faetpttch Pltcheri Clinic Free Hunter/Landowner 10 Cards Pitching Instructor Bob PeWe will conduct a Wtiltetall* Unlimited and Federal Cartridge sociation's men's singles tournament, with runnerup Chris JV vs. Union, 3:45 Boudreaua, Tom Langton, Howard Monroe- fattpitch Softball pitching clinic beginning Company have designed a program to help Madsen (right) and WTA Vice President Mel Blackburn Girls Soccer Gray and Marcua Thornton, Hawks and Sunday, Oct. 20 at Mount Saint Mary Acad- combat hunter/landowner trespassing prob- (center). Varisty & JV at Livingston, 3:45 Averta ripped off big chunks c4 yardage) on the emy on Route 22 (westbound) in Watchung lems - a free ID card. Write Whitetails Unlim- way to the team's first touchdown, a 10-yard iainfletd (across from Sears). ited Inc.. Attn: Project P.O.L.I.T.E., P.O. Box Tues., Oct. 15 sweep by Hawks. In the second quarter, There will be two seeslons each Sunday 422, Sturgeon Bay, Wl 54235. Hawks scored again, this tbns on a 70-yard Girls Soccer burst over the right side. Varsity & JV vs. Union Catholic, The OevU detente, led by end Josh Silver- 3:45 stein and linebackers Doerr, J.R. Young, Freshmen at Bridgewater Rari- Avena and Hawks, held Berkeley Heights scoreless. The secondary of Kevin Me- tan, 3:45 Cormack and Tod Downing also played well. Girls Tennis In the second half. Hawks returned a punt Varsity at East Brunswick, 4 AS yards tor another touchdown before Turner Boys Soccer dosed out *•* scoring with • BO-yard run. Varsity & JV at Union Catholic, 3:45 IN THfc. NfcWS Freshmen vs. Elizabeth, 3:45 WeettWd'i "Ths Mighty Stefan" win make a Boys Cross Country special appearance at Friday's Night Place. Varsity and JV vs. Cranford, Sum- "The Mighty Stefan," one of the last true mit, 3:45 strongmen, win, without tricks, bend steel bars Girls Cross Country and aplkes, tear telephone books In hall, drive nails through wood with his hands and break STS- IS EMPLOYEE OWNED Varsity and JV vs. Cranford, Sum- chains on his chest. He has appeared on tele- mit, 3:45 vision and In movies, and Is known throughout the country. 'i'at sA\e ' Wed., Oct. 16 All etfi, 7th and 8th grade students see In- vited to attend. For more Information, call the Field Hockey Recreation Department at 789-4080. Varsity and JV at Oak Knoll, 3:45 Girls Tennis BASKETBALL Tire Sale/ Tire Sale! Varsity vs. Shabazz, 4 The Central Jersey Pre-Season Basketball You're bombarded with phrases like "Act Now." "Hurry." Gymnastics Camp, co-directed by former state champion- "This Week Only," "If You Snooze, You Lose," and many Varsity vs. Columbia, 4:30 ship baskstbal coach Nell Home and sll-Ums others. Then of course there's that old reliable — "Sale." Nsw Jersey Mgh school scoring leader John Somogyl, wW be n*M during five afternoon and Al STS. Car Service are right every day of selecting STS a for your within 30 days, and the Thurs., Oct. 17 evening sessions at New Brunswick High School from November 19-20. Centers, we've made the week, all year long. tire needs Is the smart tires are In stock ready Girls Soccer y y tire buying simple by We recognize that with choice, we proudly offer for mounting, simply Varsity & JV vs. Kearny, 3:45 baaketball coach, has co-directed one o< the offering low prices every today's busy schtdules our 125% Price Guaran- bring us a copy of your Freshmen at Scotch Plains, 3:45 moat highy-ratad summer basketball camps Invoice and we'll refund the past 13 summers at the LawrenceviDe day. There's no reason you need a tire dealer tee, which stafea that If Boys Soccer to wait for a sal* at you can trust, one who's after purchasing ttres at 125% of the difference Varsity & JV at Kearny, 3:45 The Pre-Season Camp, open to all boys and STS«, you find a lower of the cost of the tires. 1 vs. TCparnv girls In grades 7-12, will Include five two-and-a- 8TS», because there a true tire specialist. aren't any! 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Sal e • Be sura to Includs US0 • Bnptjwmnl W»ntKl 9640 • Waiehouse Propewas lor Sala Highland Park Herald JOTO-OMtPM 8710 - Mucallanfouj Boating 9U0 - Office Rtnlala ' your phons number 30SQ. AdopasttaPad MSI-i - AUTOMOWLU Cranford Chronicle Ml 0 • AuMmoOan Unoat 11000 tOOO'l-REALISUTE 9660 • Industrial RerMIt and times to csll. M20 • AutanoWIti Under t2500 9010- Momea Under Ji 50.000 9670 - Rdad Rsntala Hills-Bedmfnster Press • Including the word MJO-Auimfcilat 9020. Homes IM Salt 96S0-WtrehouHRantlH Display Classified 3100 • Majetsssoaoy* Supptw ana 9030 . Fanns 9690 • Cmmerpel Red EHfla Wanted Franklin Focus Sanaa* •M0 •AnKquaana Classic AuiomobMs Advertising Advertising Editorial "plMSs" tn your ad •MO-Luiury Automobile. 9O40 - Luiury Homes 4 Estalei MOO'S - (UIINEM OPPORTUNITIES increases response. • — SWWGC9 9BT0 • Businesses (or Ssle 231-6627 231-6610 231-6631 Westfield Record tOSOSpomcan 9050 - UobUe Homes aid Lois f *OiO-MutO»yCar* «070 • Famly Vans 9060 • Wilerttonl Piopefly 9820 • /ancnis8 Opponumlies «030. Buwntw Swvtm —K>.4i4a, Sow! ana Light Trucks 9070 • Condominium! 9S3O - bc*n»s lo; Salt Somerset Guide 9840 • Invastmcnts/Oppoflunilies Middlesex Guide 1040 woo 2000 2O40 2 'tO I'ERSONAL Ptmanmh FOR SALE 2J20 2120 Auctions rlen , Furniture Garage Sales Oara*> Sals* ATTsTNTION LOCALS!- against me and that In all Safes A Bmxamn Meet by phone! Christian Instances in my life you •LWOOD S. NBLLIR Si DR SET— China closet w/ BERNARDSVILLE— 4S0 FRANKLIN PARK- TO LortlkFttmd 24hr. Romance line! It are with me, I want in this 2010 SONS- Auctioneers & Ap- HUSK INDOOR/OUTDOOR light, honey pine, exel Route 202, Sat. 10/12; ClaraitMnt IM., Oct. 12 works, $3/min. 1-90O- short prayer to thank you praisers. For Info, on auc- FLEA MARKET— Over cond. Also matching table 10AM. Depression Glass & 13, 10AM-6PM. Dishes, FOUND- BASKINe 786-7710 for all things as you con- tions or consignment 120 tables. Sun. Oct. 13, w/6 chairs. 272-4273 Sale. 100's of pieces just appliances, etc., many sales, Robert E. Heller, found! All colors, all pat- still boxed & brand new. female Calico cat. HYPNOSIS- Make posi- firm once again that I BRASS BCD— Full site, 9AM-4PM. St. Mary's High DR SET— China closet w/ mej are)*k— brown never want to be sepa- (908) 236-2195; 704- School, 237 So. Broad St. light, honey pine, exel terns. Toys, books, records, tive change* In your life, 5' headboard w/4' foot- 0S5S Tabby. Bramekburaj rated from you in eternal board, 4" tubes. S15O0. Elizabeth. Call 908-352- cond. Also matching tnble BOUND BROOK 107 furn., magazines, comics, easily, efforttessry with a movies (many classics), black tt white female cat.; trained certified hypno- glory. Thank you for your 908-232-7010 eves. HARV1H AUCTION- Every 4350 for info. w/6 chairs. 272-4273 Agnes PI— Sat. & Sun. Male grey Tabby w/whlte mercy toward me and Wed. & Fri. nights at 6PM. DININQ ROOM SET.— Oct 12 & 13, 9-5PM. In- 1989 Hyundai. Great therapist. Call Connie RUMMAOE SALE- 1st stuff, everything in exc. paws; Mlll*l>ere>ygh — 900 499-9282 after 6PM mine. The person must 6 Shirley Ave., Somerset, Presbyterian Church of Bedroom set, 2 sofas & credlabla Invetory ! Huge White shepherd mix w/lan say this prayer 3 consecu- 2020 NJ. 908-534-9105 or coffee table. 908-271 Selection! hh items, lin- cond. Nl» A UPTT Card Read Metuchen Social Center, 9t black face; Female tive dsys. After 3 days, 908-545-0720. Consign- 270 WoodbrWge Ave. Fri- 8434 ens/drapes, juvenile toys, GLADSTONE- S MIM> brown tabby kitten w/or ings-by phone or In per the request will be grant- ments Welcome accessories, clothing, ap- day Oct. 11 7PM-9PM, DININU ROOM SET- crest Av*(*ff p«t> ange spots, black kitten son. Avail, for parties. Call ed. This prayer must be pliances, books, & many tersvlll* RsJ). Sat Oet Joan 908-906-2395. APPLIANCES- Refrigera- HARVIN AUCTION — Sat. Oct. 12 9AM-2PM. Danish table with 6 calico Rarrtan— Calico published after the favor tors, washers, dryers, Special Tool Sale, Fri. specialty Items. 12th. 9am-4pm. Rain Is granted. V.W.Y. chairs, china cabinet & cat, Highland Park- PRAY!ft TO THI stoves. Reasonable rates. Oct. 12, 6PM. 6 Shirley BRADLEY HARDENS— date Oct 13th. Furniture, black & cream male she- 2100 credenza. Good condition, kiln, housewares, stereo, BLISSIO VtRSIN — PRAYIR TO THI HOLY All guaranteed. Call 908- Ave., Somerset, NJ. to a Good Horn* $250. 908-276-1763 66 Pin* St., Sat. & Sun. heperd mix. small black & 231-1047 10/12 & 10/13; 9-4. Giant fur, misc. (Never known to fall). Oh, SPIRIT— Thank you for WE ARE STILL HERS ELECTRIC RECLINER- brown male shepherd mix. Yard Sale, Housewares, most beautiful flower of solving all my problems. TAILOATE AUCTION Handicappcd equipped. MANVILLE- lia N. Btk Young black brown & Mt. Carmel, fruitful vina C.H. ISO SQUARE YARDS- clothing & furn. Av* (across freas HB cream male shepherd CLOTHES WASHER- Consignments of Quality mostly green carpeting, Good cond. 908-2-49- splendor of Heaven, RIWARDI- Aluminum Sears Kenmore, heavy Wanted. Washington Val- 8841. BRANCHBURO- 122A parttlRg |«t). Fri, Sat « mix. Sem«ree>t Hum Blessed Mother of the son duty + . Runs great, In- good. 908-233-9582. Sun Oct 11, 12 A 13. Society, Ptt. 22, North row boat w/red bottom. ley Firehouse, Warren, NJ. Holland Brook Rd. Sat., of God, Immaculate Vir- Missing out of Holly St. cludes all hoses. S75/BO. EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT CEDAR PENCE- 50 ft.KITCHEN SET— 6 piece 9am-4pm, Multi-family. •ranch S2«-333O. w/extra leaf. $125. Cnll Oct. 12, 9-2. Lots of ex- gin, assist me In my ne- back yard. 9O8-276-67S4 908-3693587 6:30PM-10PM. Pete 215- new post & rail cedar cellent buys. MANVILLE- 1U rOUNO— large gray male cessity. Oh, Star of the 588-6325 or Missy 908- fence (three rail). 937- 722-5716 tlh Ava.- Multi-Family Sea, help me and show THANK YOU ST JUDE- FREEZER— upright, 24 9781 SRANCHBURQ— 147 cat, green eyes, good cu. ft. Excel, cond., $225. 469-3137 KITCHEN TABLE- Solid Garage Sale! Fri Sat 2120 2120 2130 2130 2190 2130 21S0 3030 4020 Oarage) talae Oarage ••!•• Oanaral Oanaral Qmnmrmt WanttMl to Buy Doge •ualneee tarvtoae Merehandlee Merchandise MorchaiHTIs* - •». PLAINFIELD: TOf Ce- SOMIRVIILS- 147 E. BROKEN DOLLS ft PUPPIES (SHIH-TZU)- TYPINaWraeaerlBtlea- aatareek Ave.; Sat. Oct. •piimg St. Sat Oct 12. ACOUSTAT SPEAKERS- FIMWOOD- $125 per PR0TICT VOUBJBILF PARTS- New ft Antique Champion bloodlines, res- Quality service ft quick 8:30am-4pm. 2 family. COMMERCIAL FLOOR turn around. Laier print ft 12. 9-4. HH items, new (2), 5'x4'x3". 2 Fane WAXINO MACHINE- for cord split ft delivered. 14, AND YOUR LOVED ONES Dolls/Toys. Repair, Ap- onable, home-bred. Call — children* clothes * toy Rain date Sat Oct 19. 16, 18, or 20 Inch praise ft Sell. Mueetim 908-707-8996 all size transcription. Antiques, furniture, speaker* (12"). Best ac- sale, like new. 908-561- WITH ORIGINAL MACE MasterType 424-0577. S. PLAINFIELD— 10tS ceptable offer. 356-5832. 5892. lengths. Call anytime: $17.99+ $3 shipping Vistte $1.18 per pereen ROTTWEILLER PUP- household, clothing ft Jill's Firewood, 908-560 Money back Guarantee . Saaraiaa Ave. 10/ 12. misc. AMFUFIIR- Fender twin CRYSTALS- Fine hand- r appt. G*etJ Fairy B*H PIES- $600-$800, 8 •"•9:30-4pm. Free coffee) 8369. 24 hr. service. Adam Stein, Dept. Fl NaavM * Heepltalp, , wks 4 mo. 212-541-8470 SOMERVILLE- 154 E. speakers, hardly used, cut European crystals. »20S Wlt A C Lot* of items, make offer. under warranty, $675. Still in box for Christmas FIREWOOO- 1 cord, cut 126 Calvert Ave. E. 20S Walnut Ava, Cran- ext. 31 Miss Hart or 908- , .Everything mutt go. Cliff St., Fri. ft Sat. 10/11 ft split, $145. 2 cords or Edison, NJ 08820. 908- f«ftJ. a7S-SSlS. 276-4710. & 10/12; 8-4. Multi- 908-526-7680 gift. Assorted items for sale. Also Cannon Copy more, $12$ per cord. 20 540-0590 CASH FOR ANTIQUES CARPENTRY- PROFES- Family. Furn., Dishes, ATTCNT1ON BANDS-Full ton trailer load, long watches, clock*, jewelry, YORKSHIRE TERRIER- SIONAL CARPENTRY •. PLAINFIELD— 147 Ivy household items, clothing, P.A. spkr. stacks. 2 2x15 Machine, can reduce ft SCOTCH FINE- tree St(eff Clinton Ave). Fri A enlarge, asking $600/BO. lengths, $695. Call 908- $50. Royal typewriter, post cards, older Perth male, AKC reg., 4 mo. old, SERVICES. 33+ years books, Antiques, Col- bass bins, 2 2x12 mids, 2 704-0033 Amboy items, glassware. $450. Call 908-964-6855 experience. Call Chris Sat Oct 11th. & 12th. lectibles. Lots of tools, JBL horns. $12OO/nego- Call 908-968-4285 $50. 6 piece patio set 9am-5pm. Furniture (kit tiable. MUST SELL I 908- FIREWOOD- Seasoned $175. 548-2915. Any size, condition, 908-422-8944. Bikes. CRYSTAL- Waterford, prlce.908-736-3740. set, loveseat, sofa), 537-2396 leave message footed sugar ft creamer- hardwoods, split, deliv- SOW household Items, baby SOUTH BOUND BROOK- ered. $125 per cord. Call STEAM CLEANER- Ex- COMICS, SPORT * NON 216 * 318 Batfctfate Ava BARBECUE QAI $75; Silver topped pepper cellent condition, hot or AoVwtfss clothes, computer, misc. WEBER— 2 burner w/ ft salt shakers-$65; 3 salt 908-424-1075. SPORT CARDS— 1940s- •—4 Terrace). cold up to 2000 Ib pres- 70s esoterics, G.I. Joe, In Ms C/sssMsdf S. PLAINFIELD- ft 10/14. cover ft propane tank. cellars-$50; Belleek vase FIREWOOD- seasoned sure. Will clean almost EXPERIENCED RIDER- PI— (Hamilton Blvd. to 10/12, 10/13 Moving, used 10 times. w/roses-$75. Call 908- hardwoods, spilt ft deliv- 007, other dolls, coins. looking for a quiet, older 8am<4pm. 2 famllly. Rain anything, $6000. 908- Call Tony 9683886 West Ave.) Multi-Family, date Is same dates at $200. 908-725-5528. 272-8793 erd $125/cord. 549-9627 526-0116 llanvSpm or horse to lease or buy. 10/12 & 10/13 10-3, 218 bmst. 19 cu ft freez- DEHUMIDIFIER- Ken- OOLF CLUM- Lefty 13 722-4288 5pm-8pm EARN $$$- New swel- About 15.2. For pleasure er, antique china closet & BATH TOWELS— tools, more 40 pint. Automatic. wood iron 2-7, $70. Kr- riding, not for showing. STOVE- Wood bumiilngi , ter aeeelal heme preeN Call 908-302-0058. SOMERSET- 14 Rolling misc Items car radio, handicapped $80. 908-359-6909. odon 2-9 Iron wood 13 manufacture._d b..y. Ail- walker, carpet rugs, ster- Hogen set. 356-6843. net. Ne gimmlcke, ne A LOVING * LEARNING Sun ft Mon 10/13 WUrnUD- If Sreeie eo, etc. 908-968-2387 DID YOU Nighter, $150. 908- er Miylagi Hurry- environment. FT or after ft 10/14. 10am-5pm. Ev- KMH Dr.: (off Lawrence KNOW... OOLF CLUM- Men's 719-2063. •artlelaatlen limited, school chlldcare needs. erything must go. Cloth- Ave.) Sat. Oct. 12 9-4, BEDS- Solid Maple full that an ad in this local Irons MacGreagor 40 3070 STOVE— woodburnlng mall BASE, PO Bex 464, Dependable, registered, 11ng. furn., appl., dishes, Sun. Oct. 13, 12-4. Rain sz $145, Spindle twin paper also goes into 14 clubs mixed. Old funny Rarltaa, NJ OSSSt. Other r*at» insured. Meals, non- misc. Bargain galore 873- or shine, tools, col- $110. Rug SVixllVi, other local papers face's mix men's. Lefty sert, CONSOLIDATED BAINS, SWORDS, CAM- smoking. 369-6738, Hills- 8170 lectibles, photo & art sup- $275.908-469-2319. mixed set lady's. Spaldinj DUTCHWEST. $300/B0. VIETNAMESE POT BEL- borough. plies, toys & games, 1-800-334-0831 2-9 1-3 Wilson bag. Call 908-271-0950 BRAS, WATCHES, MED- '' SOMERSET- IS Bed- CAP— for Ford pickup 8' 908-356-6843. ALS, MIKtery name- NJ LIED PIGS- Great pets, A-l CNILDCARE- Quali- ford Rd. (by DeMott tamps, luggage, kitchen ft bed $100. Walnut 11 pc. TIMS- P18S-14, cass house broken, hand dining room goods, cloth- DINETTE SETS- New ft Federal licensed. Top fied, reliable, Insured • Lane) , Fri. -Sun. , boys BR w/mattress & box cond. Solid maple DR OOLF CLUBS- Wilson 1 tapes, 12" black ft white cash paid. House calls raised, black ft white, FAMILY DAY CARE is avail- Ing ft accsrs, radios ft spring, $500. 738-8317. 3-5 metal woods. 3-PW 1 TV, records, stereo, must be seen appreci- 10/11-13; 9-4. Everything TVs. No Early Birds. Hutch $400. PA. House made. Bert 821-4949 able from MONDAY •-• must go. No early birds. CCMETERY PLOT- 1 sofa & chair. 722-6753. year old. Excel cond lamps, etc. 968-2387 ated. Call 908-832-7773 MORNING INC. $150. 908-7450544 HIGH PRICES PAID— for for appt or Info. double, Lake Nelson, Pis- DININQ ROOM TABLE- VARIETY HER SMNS- quality postcards, sheet 526-4884, 668-4884 SOMERSET- 87 Imr- 2130 cataway NJ. Very reason- with 6 chairs, $470. Mi- INTRODtlCTION*... Bentwood rocker, farm music, old toys, baseball AU-PAIR/CHILDCARE eon Rd. (off OeMott able. Call 216-494-9375 crowave convection oven, A way for people to meet welt pump, ladles wood items, cameras, military, 30B0 LIVE-IN- European w/ Lane), Sat., 10/12, 9-4. $130. Nintendo set, $50. people, every week in vanity table. 322-6119. typewriters, TV's, Worlds exp. Legal for 12 mo. thru Multi-Family. Furn., ster- 101 THINQS FREE- CLARINET- $85; 12st. Stereo turntable, $25. your local Forbes newspa- VCNDINQ MACHINES- Fair, fountain pens. 272- a non-profit organization. eo, riding mower, cloth- from the US Government. gultar-$75: Lg. China Sewing machine, $40. per. The ad la free, than Counter top snack 5777. DOG— Smooth Fox Ter- Average cost $160/Wk. Ing, books, much more. Only $3: MK, 1407 Rasp cab.-$195; Triple maple And many more. 201- one call does it all) machine(s). Vi price. rier. Free to good home. 908-709-0325 berry Ct, Edison, 08817 dresser-595. 356-6680. 6051156 908-561-8884 INSTANT CASH— Jewelry, SOMERVILLE- 120 N. i-soo.ss4.om coins ft diamonds, anti- From top show kennel. BABY CARE- Birth to 14 Gaaton Ave., Sat., Oct. 1SMM SOUND PROJEC- CLOTHINO- Ping pong ETHAN ALLEN- Pine JUKI8OXI8- 1946 ques, watches, Rolex, 908-668-0715 if no an- mo. In my Weatfield 12, 9-3. Attic, bsmt., vin- TOR- $75. 3 VCR, needs table, 3M copier; Weber WurtlUer 1015 Bubbler, VENOINO MACHINE- swer leave message. Hutch, 60" $790. Custom Juice machine, 6 oz, clocks, oriental rugs. Any- home. Joan, mother of 7, tage records, misc. items. work, $60. 8MM outfit, Jr. grill; twin bed corner 72" Oak harvest table 1958 Saeburg 201, 200 thing of value. Any size, FREE TO A GOOD, LOV- grandmother of 9, nursery Some freobees. $30. 908-541-5939 table. 908-233-6575. selections, converted to $1200/30. 908-722- $1500. Excel. 580-0109. 1977 condition or price. We ING HOME- lg. mixed school teacher, nurses stereo. Both flawless res make house calls. breed female dog, 20 aid training, exc. refer- torations working on coin. WALL UNIT- Three Elizabeth Cain • Jewel, mos. old, great w/chil- ences, have 14 mo. old $10,000 ft $3900. 908- piece, lighted, with glass 260 North Breetl Street, dren. Spayed, vet records. Grandson. Will consider 271-1696. doors and bar, $300. Call Raymond Strods, Ap- 549-3765 travel for day or over after 7pm 382-3835, LANDSCAPER CLOSED raiser, Qemeloflst, GIVE SOMEONE A night, have experience TRAILER- 16x6, moving WATER COOLER- elec- oSSMoaoa SMILE- Somerset Re- taking care of children in must sell. 908-647-4220 tric, floor model, $45. Call JUKEBOXES- any condi- gional Animal Shelter has your home while parents LENOX BLACK ROVAL- 906-846-1674 in the tion; any pinball ma- puppies, kittens, dogs vacation. Have back-up INTRODUCTIONS 6 piece place setting for evening. chines; old Coca-Cola ma- and cats. Adoption rea- care. Call 908-654-3118. A WAY FOR PEOPLE TO MEET PEOPLE 10. Rarely used, like new. WOLFF TANNINO BEOS- chines; arcade, slot, gum- sonable. Missing a pet? BABYSIT IN MY HOME- 908-249-4716 New Commercial-Home ball machines; barber Call 725-0308. by the hour-day-week, LOADER- 40 HP rubber Units from $199.00. poles. 609-587-7819. part time - full time, days- tire. Good condition. Mov- Lamps-Lotions- MAKE EXTRA »$$ 3090 nights, weekends - over- ing, must sell. 908-647- Accessories. Monthly pay- g, night. Have fenced yard ft How to Place an Ad How to Answer An Ad ments low as $18.00. Call Furniture & contents playroom. Lunch Included. today FREE NEW Color bought. 225-7086 TrmtmngAOnomlng Very reasonable. 722- Take some hmc lo wruo down soma characteristics about Note Ihe extension numbers si the and of the ads you'd MAOAZINES- Playboy, Catalog 1-800-228-6292. OLD ORIENTAL RUG8- 2035. yourscit ano you' preferences about Iht type of person Ilka to answtr. Penthouse, Playglrl-$1. BEAUTIFUL, WELL- you'd h«0 10 rnee! WOOD BURNING any size ft cond. Purchase BEDMINSTBR MOM- of 2. Call 1-900-226-1003 from a touch-tone phone. Call 725-4193 aak for MAINTAINED, 100-acre You can place your introduction!" »d for fret juit by 3 STOVE— New, beautiful for European Market. Top 2 will care for your toddler Follow ths voice prompt* and record your massages. The Pete. European design, cast dollar paid. Prompt svc. facility. Large Indoor w/ calling i 000 331 053 V Ouf specially trained tliM will b«lp excel, footing, homey In my home. PT, Mon.-Frl. cost Is S2.00 (or ihe Hist minute and $1.50 for each MATCHINO SOFABBD, Iron black, 2 burners, 38" 201-425-6429. Call Susan 7810751 you wine you' iiiifodudions ad, 10 QOI the best raaponss. Loveseat ft chair. Good 26', $350. 439-3660 heated/AC viewing loung- Your 00 will run lor lour weeks, gnd can ba rtnewad al additional minute. TONER CARTRIDGES- es, tack rooms, large CBRTIFIID TEACHBR- cond. $450. Call week- days; 439-3264 evea. empty laser printer & per- w/10 yrs. child care exper. any lime days after 6pm or week- bright, clean stalls in wide Mere a 4170 41*0 4330 •OM two Party IwiEloymairt I WALLPAPCRUM- Wai DENTAL ASSISTANT- BACHMANS PAINTINt •ran Professional paper- PHI YOU MsSURAMCI COOWDINA SONOOL BUS DRIVER EXCAVATION * PAV Int/ext. Wallpapering. 1 PLASTICS Modern Morristown office MM— Foundation*, foot A-l PONIES FOR PAR.hanger. Paint Mm * call- KNOW.. • TOR— Intelligent organ- QUALITY INSPECTOR NEEDED- Immed. open- yrs. exper. Free estimate ings. Reasonable rate*. This little ad can be read bad individual naadtdfor Ing. Belle Mead/Montgom seeks FT person w/experi- ings, water line*, sewer Insured. Rob, 704-1846. TIES— The perfect enter- 1st A 2nd shift openings ence. Call 201-2855480. lines, septfcs, driveways tainment for birthday par- Insured, free estimates In more than 147,000 busy Bridgewater Ortho- for Inspectors with 2-3 ery area. lie. preferred oi (stoned, paved A con- m Mellaay Turkey ties, picnics, fairs A all Ask for Norm, 810-8016 homes In 15 publications padlc Practice to process years plasttei experience, will train. $llmr. + ex- NURSES- P/T for crete), grading, clearing, with completed job. Excel special events. 908-369- throughout Somerset medical insurance claims; Injection molding or deco- tras. 788-9758 inf, dynamic PLANNED small demolition, york lent interior A exterio 4856 or 534*5398 Mlddlassx and Union must have previous expe- rating experience pre- SECRETARIES PARENTHOOD CENTERS in rience In Dr. office. Full Flemlngton, Manville A raking, brush hotting, hy- painting A general re •IRTNOAV PARTY EN- Counties? It caught you ferred. Full benefits 40hr EXECUTIVE droseedlng A mulch tack pairs. Area resident for 47 attention, didn't it? time position 8:30-4:30, week. Call Personnel 908 Great opportunities In topWashington, will train, TERTAINMENT- For chil- Mon.-Frl. Oood benefits. flexible schedules. "It's Ing, sediment control in years. References. Call dren (4 A up). Fun filled Call YOUR ad in todayl 7890900, Lermer Pack Fortune 100 companies. stallatlon, plant pack Paul 908-968-3952. Salary to commesurate aging Corp. 520 South more than a living...It's magic show A balloon ani- with experience. Cali Mrs. Immed. need for secretar- ages, mulch deliveries, re PAINTIN0— teed Hands Wa Oat ResultsI Ave. Oarwood NJ. Equal ies w/Wordperfect, Dec- living your ideals". Call mals for all. Reasonable Hoffman for further infor- Opportunity Employer M/ 201-539-9580 Ext 0 pairs in all phases. Free Co. 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Resumes to Of Ing for good people to join Sebeete. Must be well or- tient contact A collec- Reasonable prices, fully sos.sss ins tions. Send Resume to: insured, Call 654-5803, Custom colon, carpentry. home. 753-0592 DRfVtftS/HELPERS- FT, flea Manager at 908-658 our sales staff. Whether ganized, detail-oriented, A Gutters. Only quality jobs 3800. licensed or unlicensed, a self-starter. Must pos Box 88, Flagtown N.J. •UTTER A ROOr CLEAN FRANKLIN PARK- Exper, PT positions open for reli 08821. - with quality materials. person wanted to care for able person. Must have we can get you started In sesa computer skills, typ INfl— Tree trimming MACHINE OPERAT0R- a successful Real Estate CLERK TYPIST- Cranford References. Insured. Free our 11 mo. old daughter. valid NJ driver's license. to grind ft polish optical ing skills, excellent writing small repairs & painting estimate. 908-424-1652 Career. Flexible hours, un- skills, have a pleasant Insurance Office. General Very reasonable. 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Free estimates need someone nea DRIVER- for van MonDATS: We will train at our ary competitive. Inter beat any written aatl' 24 hour emergency ser- Branchburg to care for me 100% COMMISSION hr. additional w/ Black- 7091610. vice. License #8917. thru Frl. 3-5 hrs/day. Call expanse for permanen ested candidates please male*. Interior/exterior 10-5pm, 3 days/wk. Must position in Somerset/ Mid PLAN. Sell $300,000 seal. Call Garwood Will work weekends. Cat Please call 752-8808. Janice at 545-4200 ext house earn $8280, pay send a letter of Interest A Schools, 789-1893, ask QUTTERS * LEADERS be non-smoker A cure for 21 between 10AM * 2PM dlesex County with an in current resume by Chris 873-1389 OIL BURNER SERVICE no more than 3 other cute ternatlonally known com no expenses. This Is not a for Mr. Warchol. cleaned & flushed. Siding BSPIRINQ MODELS- gimmick. Experience A October 15, 1991 to: Dr. power washed. Mildew re- PAINTINO * WALLPA Boiler & Furnace clean kids. Call my Mom or Dad pany that is a leader in Carolyn F. Leary, Superin EARN S7/NR.- Base sal- moved any surface. PERINO- Exterior/ inte up, efficiency testing after 6pm, 9 0 8- why do It the hard way, the field. We're looking newly licenced welcome ary. Flexible hrs. Age no Professional expertise to participate In best tendent of Schools, 51W Please call Tom Hanson rior, custom work, Com emergency service calli, 685-1248. for outgoing, confident in- Cliff St., Somervllle, NJ barrier. Students ac- Painters 908-469-5952 mercial/residential. FULLY heat & hot water in- can smooth the way. dividuals with high ambi compensation plan in NJ cepted. Clark. 815-1396. •Evaluation For details call Ray (908 08876. No telephone in or 1-800-479-5952. INSURED. Nick 658-9235 stalled. 722-8225. tion who truly enjoy work qulries please. EOE. rUJIPOLY-SMALL MFQ •Portphollo ing with people. Some 828-4440. Century 2: QUALITY LOW PAINTINO and WALL PA- PLUMBINQ ft HEATINQ rf- •Contacts. MeOee Realtors, 1088 CO— Seeks.part-time ac- sales, retail or public rela SECRETARY/REC- Mi counting clerk for ac- COST— Driveway seal- PCRINQ.— Interior Low rates. Good service. NY modal w/25 yrs. career M. 202, Branchbwrg. crosoft required for fas coating. Call Rich Fidlow, exterior. Remodeling of tlons experience a plus counts payable A receiv- Drain cleaning. Free esti- CLEANERS- Monday can help to open doors but not necessary. Start- paced busy office. Must Landscape Contractor baths and kitchens. mates. License #6461. for you. For your private RIAL ISTATI SALIS- able. Automated system. thru Friday. Day hours ing salary to $600 per enjoy Word Processing. Knowledge of Lotus 123 A 276-8895 for free esti- Decks installed. FREE ES- Call John 9S8-SS94 Car required. Call Mer consultation call The sky Is the limit! Earn Salary 26k w/good ben- mate. TIMATES. Call Tom, 755 week plus bonus potential bookkeeping a plus. Con- PLUMBING A HEATINQ rymaids 9082 71-8866 ALEXANDRIA 908-850 upon assuming Manage up to 80% commission efits. Call Karln •••- 6541. 6495. from the 1st month. NO tact Rich Hauser 908- JUNK REMOVAL- Attic, —All big or small residen- CLEANING- Experienced ment responsibilities. 7300, Preferred Place 272-3850. PAINTINO AND WALLPA- tial work. FREE Estimates woman will clean your EXPERIENCED CLERICAL Send resume to: TheFARMING OR COLO CAN •tent, 27 MauMaln basement, backyards. Call PERINO- interior & exte VASSING. NO OPEN Btva\, Warren. LEOAL SECRETARY- PT Joe 287-1281. & Answers. Evening & house A apt. Excellent WANTED- duties Include Management laatNuta, ri o f and all jobs weekend appts. for work- references. Own transpor customer service, phones, PO Sax 7S4, Orean HOUSES. Buyer galore attorney's home office. LAWN MOWER REPAIR- SECRETARY- Estab related. Free estimates. ng families. 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Wallpaper Raritan, NJ katlng staff In central Jer- must. Full time with ben- TeleSearch Personnel COMPUTER, Fax or Com- $15/roll. Roofing & gut- LUMBINQ/HEATINQ- MOTHER'S HELPER- to sey area. First year In 201-927-7870 908-549-7439. Lic 1710. All repairs. 722-SOSS efits. Branchburg. 908 puter accessories? If you ters, free estimates. 908- assist mom with child & come up to 40K if quali- 534-6555. Security Systems P/T DAY POSITIONS- want to eliminate the con 914-0496 Bathrooms remodeled. light chores. Flexible QREAT POR MOMS- fied, plus bonuses. Send Carpentry A Tiling. Rea- Last can tMa semen. #1 It shipping/office du- fusion In purchasing a hours. 908-463-5845 resume to Alan Kandel, INSTALLER ties. Req It typing, car A 1 PAINTINQ- Int./Ext. Fully sonable rates. 908- Let the magic of Christ- RKCIPTIONIST- Green computer system at com PORTUQUESE LADY- PO Box 197, South Bound Brook firm seeks bright SERVICE yr w/any previous em- petitlve prices call 908- insured. Residential or 548-0052. mas be yours. Join Christ- commerlcal. All work Wlll clean house A of Brook, NJ 08880. EOE. cheerful individual with ployer. #2 retail Hoi- 755-2497. TNT HEAT1NQ * COOL- mas Around The World. TECHNICIANS loween sales-flex hrs. $5- guaranteed. 10% Sr. citi- flees; laundry, ironing Free kit & supplies. Call, MECHANICS/TRAINEES excellent communication MOVING?- Lowest prlc INQ— "We Blow the Com- skills to handle front desk Green Brook firm seeks 6/hr. Middlesex8050200 zen discount. Call Rob- petition away!" See our have transportation. Good to start today 908-322- Experience preferred. es. Palmierl Movers. The ert's Painting, 908-985- refs. 908-289 2033. 4931. Parties welcome Commissions, medical duties. Willing to train. burglar/Tire alarm installer PART TIME ACC'T PAY- small move specialist. PI ad in the Business Direc- 968-6677. and service technicians to 8829 or 985-3439 tory & Area Service Direc- benefits, plus pension ABLES CLERK— Days. anos, 6 rooms or less. HAIRDRESSER Full or support growth and ex Min 2 yr computer A A/P PAINTINS- Interior $75/ tory. (908) 494-5292 Part time. Call 908- plan. Opportunities for ad- Retail Free phone quotes PM vancement. pansion efforts. Qualifica- exp. $6-7/hr to start. Non- #00550. 356 2454. room, Exterior. Free esti- 526-8050. tions should include re mates. Power washing. In APPLY NOW smoking company, Mid- 4210 Due to Increased sea- lated installation expert dlesex. 908-805-0200 M0VINS7- Select the Sheetrocklng A tiling. HEALTH CLUB— Exerwiie Somervllle A Mctuchen ence. Security system ex Refs. available. Patterson Woman Inc. has openings Locations sonal business, 15 post PART TIME CIRCULATION competent, experienced, tions must be filled. Start perience a +. reasonable gentlemen or Painting, 725-5997 for the following posi- Call after 2:00PM We offer competitive ASSISTANT- Needs to PAINTINQ— interior/exte- COUNSELINQ— with a tions: Assistant Manager; (908)526-4202 ng pay $10.25. Full A be available 3 days per •EE LINE MOVERS. PM art time. Flex. hrs. Ideal wages and benefits. Call #00156. 721-7733. rior painting done with old Professional in Adoption, Aerobic Instructors. Call OFFICE ASSISTANT- FT appt 968-6677. week, for approximately Fashioned pride. Benjamin depression, divorce me- MALIlt Cheryl at 908-218-1155 position, Mon.-Fri. Mid- for students, 2nd income 15 hours. $7.00 per hour MR. AFFORDASLE- Moore products used. diation, geriatrics, grief A $•0,000 ANNUALLY or career. tOS-704-SSfS. TEACHERS— 35 year old A mileage reimbursement. Clean up & hauling ser- HOUSEKEEPER Live in 3 dlesex insurance office. Educational Company ex- Window puttying/ glaz- stress. Barbara Ronca WE HAVE, days, $40/day. Bridgewa- Insurance background not Must have reliable car. vice. We do everythingl ACSW-BCD 218-9062 •Customers, Customers, RETAIL panding locally, looking ing. 15 yrs in business. ter residence. Must speak necessary. Light typing, FULL TIMI ASST. MAN- For information call 719- Fast service. 566-4205 References. Free esti- Customers for 25 teachers. PT/FT 7960 ask for Rob. NEWSLETTERS- bul- some English. Call Anne pleasant phone manner & AQIR • PART TIME work. Put your skills to mates. D. Vasuvlo, SC1- letins, brochures de- •Appt. provided, no can-908-526-0837. the will to learn are a NILLA'S CLEAN-UP AND vass'g SALES PEOPLE- need- work helping students A PART TIMI- BORED? CARTINQ SERVICES- 9840 signed, assembled, ready must. Please call 908- ed for a new Women's •Pleasant sale, romantic 752-4855, ask for Helen. parents to get a better BROKE? BUSTED? Have a Junk removal of all kinds. PAINTINQ— Let a woman for printer by experienced fashion outlet store in education. Call today part time job with full time Macintosh layout artist. product Appliance removal from do your painting. Neat, •Training provided $500- OFFICE MANAQER- downtown Somerville. Sal- 908-545-9476. pay demonstrating Christ- $10 to $20. 754-6875. lean quality work. In- Reasonable rates, free American Maid Service In ary commensurate with mas Around The World. estimates. 908-396-1548 1,000 thereafter DRIVERS WANTED TIRE SALES/SERVICE PIANO * PLAYER ured. Free estimates. •Earn up to $500/wk Raritan Is now hiring. exp. Apply in person from Free kit, training, and Cali Maryann 560-9235. RESUMES DESIQNED TO Hours: Must be bl-lingual, atleast 10:00AM-4:00PM to: WRITER travel. Call Debby at 985- PIANO— Tuned and re- while training Experience preferred. Sal paired. Bought & sold. PAINTINQ- Tom QET RESULTS- 10 yrs. •Local territories avail in: 3 p.m. until closing 2 yrs experience, good The Elegant Outlet 8785. Also booking par- experience. Resumes, phone voice, computer & (formerly Vogel's) ary, bonuses, medical ties. 276-3987. Hanson Painters. Interior/ Union, Hunterdon, Pas- Applicants call: benefits plus pension over letters, lazer print- sale & Morris Counties. payroll experience. Mon- 69 Main St. PIANO TUNING- Over 25 exterior & wallpapering. Maria 276-1919 Somerville, NJ plan, Opportunities for ad PART TIME- Need sub- ree estimates. Please ing. 968-2895 Car nee. For interview, day thru Friday, 10am- years experience. Wayne 3pm, eventually will be- vancement. stitute for sick & vacation Smith, 908-654-361B. calt Tom at 908-469- call Jeff Earrusso at 201- or RN— experienced O.R. Suburban Auto Mall days. No typing, just an- 4220 736-2014 12-2PM come FT. $7.50-$9.00/hr 5952 or 1-800-479- Apply In paraon: Nurse with broad knowl- Somerville Location swer phones in one man PRIORITY: ENVIRON- 952. Rooting depending on experience. edge in Orthopedics. Ex- Cranford office. 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V.A.CARNEVALE Exterior/ Contractor, From roof re- National Recruiter for In- SALES ENOJNEER- Po Articulate license req. busy Art Association in cate/Mailer kits $59.99 t Far Hills. Sat. mornings tax S&H. For info bro- Interior. Very reasonable. pairs to new roofs. Spe-ternational Co. seeking sition available selling Benefits. Excel, op References. Fully insured. cializing in all your home career minded individuals Pneumatic Tube Systems portunity for the right per- 9:15-12:15 $6.50/hr. Call chure write: CAMD Assoc, NURSE RN 908-234-2345 Attn: Frank Dorsey, 2227 35 yrs. of services in this mprovement needs. Fully to consult on color, fash- and Elevators. Construe- son. 908-685-7600 US Hwy. 1, Suite #223, area. Please call 968- nsured. Reasonable ion, glamour. Unlimited Ion experience helpful. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED. RELIABLE PT PERSON- N. Brunswick, NJ 08902- 0467. ates. Free est. 253-0016 income potential, prof ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Salary plus commission, KEYPUNCH OPERATORS needed for heavy stable training provided. PT/FT Company car and Ben- work A maintenance. 2344. ARAMOUNT PROFES- ROOFINQ CONTRAC- efits. Areas - Greater NY needed by Westfield Vol- SIONAL PAINTINQ — OR— Cafice Construe- 722-6583. unteer Rescue Squad. Housing A salary pro- REFUSE REMOVAL- OF NURSING Metropolitan and Central vided. Call Peter at Chado attics, basement, yards, ower washing. Over 25 ion Co. Roofing of all ASSISTANT FISCAL OF- NJ, Send resume to: Box Min. 2 hrs./ wk. Contact: yrs. experience. Interior/ ypes, shingle/flat/slate FICER— Somerset Co. Full lime 3*11 shift. Management tkllli and long Carol Dennis at 908- Farms, 908-369-7671 "or garages. We take every- 28, c/o Forbes Newspa- eves. 908-369-4698 thing. 276-6B95 Exterior. Quality work. nd leak repairs. No jobBoard of Social Services. term care experienced arc required. You will be pers Classifieds, PO Box 233-2S01. Reasonable rates. Fully oo small. Insured. Free Candidates are required working with a quality tuff, who rave proven VOLUNTEERS NEEDED RETAIL SALES— Toy U-CALL 699, Somervllle, NJ insured. Free estimates. stimates. 968-6241. to have a Bachelor's de- their commitment to quatily pallet* care. 08876.EOE Westfield Volunteer Res- store seeks responsible, 908-245-1630. WE HAUL ROOM NO/REPAIRS/ gree including 21 credits Excellent wla/y and bcnefili, pention plm and cue Squad seeking train- friendly person for PT po- in Accounting, 4 yrs. su- SALES REPS.- American ees for Emergency Medi- sition, 2-3 days/wk., PAUL A. MILLAR PAINT- ATTIC FAN INSTALLA- tuition reimbursement. Call O.O.N, Maid Service in Raritan Is 225-7088 INO—Meticulous Inl/Ext ION— Gutters cleaned. pervisory exper. For more cal Technicians. Valid NJ. 11AM-6PM. Convenient information call Anne Bra- now hiring Sales Reps for license required. Mln. 4 Metuchen location. Ideal WATERPROOFING- Free Services. 10 yrs experi- 20 years exp. Quality Somerset Cty. Must have estimates. No job too bigence. Gutters cleaned, work, economy prices. dley at 908-526-8800. hrs./wk. Contact: Diane for empty-nester who ASHDROOK NURSING HOME late model car A good Holzmlller at 908-233- loves kids. After Oct. 9, or small. Fully insuroti. All windows washed, Fully in- Refs. Bill 908-805-0671 AUTO MECHANIC— 6 yrs. with directions. $7.00- work guaranteed. Bill ured. Free estimates. NON-PROFIT 2501. call for appt. 908-906- ROOFINQ- free alumi- exper. Cars & light trucks. $9.00/hM commissions. 0101 90^22^1201 Call Paul 908-846-7186 num gutters & leaders w/ Diversified work & repairs. 1610 Rarilan Road 908-707-0330 WAITER/WAITRESS- WILL WASH » IRON your any now or feroof. Best Electrical exper. Your own Scotch Plaini, NJ 07076 Lunch. $4.00/hour+ tips. BALKS PERSON- need- clothes. Call 90 8- PRO PAINTING SALES— Exciting, grow- Some dinner. 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Call 231- Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F/M/V for estimate. 908-603- lons, (808)231-0876. 3282. appt ASAP 908-322-5200 ren. 90S-722-3B3B. 8520, Unda, October 9, 10* 11,1991 Page U-1 Real Guide HOT PROPERTIES Notes BEDMINSTER Anthony & Dorothy H Vignali to Carol Lyons has joined the West- Hills D«v Co to Sandra J Keppler, Donna Aghan. property at 177 Lind- property at 1S0 Cortland Ln.. say Ct., $95,000 Aeid office of Weichert Realtors as $82,459 Michael J & Janet Powell to Mich- a AiU-time sales associate. Hills Dev Co to Robert Edward ael & Beth Nahlsen, properly at 4 Magulre, property at 162 Cortland Mariano Ct., $107,600 Ln., $81,159 Kevin J & Krison D McCormick to A Cranford resident, Lyons has T Neil & Terrle L Maltland to Mark Bona S Ktm, property at 214 Oni- been listing and selling real estate J Sinlbaldl, property at 47 Morgan zuka Ct., $116,000 for six yean and was formerlydi - Ct. $101,000 Frank & Patricia Dillon to Ronald rector of corporate services with Hills Dev Co to Raymond Nicho- M & Kathryn L Carter, property at another area broker. las Cegla. property at 1 Quail Brook 107 Peartree Ln., $122,000 She has been a consistent mem- Ct., $150,530 Joseph & Donna Cotione to Luz ber of the New Jersey State Mil- BOUND BROOK Man/ Aguas, property at 45 Taylor Thomas J & Carol A Bulwlnskt to Dr., $41,542 lion Dollar John & Judith Greco, property at Jack W Field to K Hovnanian Real Club Tor six 691 Crescent Dr., $93,000 Estate Inv, property at Terhune Ct., years. Frank F & William J Rudzlk to $92,595 Patrick McCann, property at 560 E William K & Maria R Bowman to Lyons stud- Main St., $93,500 Mary R Scanlon, property at 13 We- Estate of Joseph R Kisaday to stlakeCt., $126,000 ied public David B Stock, property at 270 W Richard N Nierenberg to Karen speaking and Main St., $85,000 Glflord, property at 199 Wilson Rd., parliamentary Zale & Atone Oser to Frank J $121,000 procedures at Neubauer, property at 46 Shady GREEN BROOK Rutgers Uni- Ln., $192,000 Douglas A Taylor to Avis C & CAROL versity. BRANCHBURQ Lynn C Lelin, property at 8 Brandy LYONS Prior to en- Anthony R Weber Sr to Howard Wine Rise, $193,000 Blakeslee, property at 59 Ariel Ct., Jeffrey & Donna Pfingst to Bruce tering the real $397,500 J & Margaret A Heyman, property at estate Industry, she was the di- John W & Jane C Parker to Charl- 40 Green Valley Dr., $235,000 rector of corporate services for es T Schlegel, property at 2 Chip- Michael & Justine Vesuvio to Vic- All-State Legal Supply. pewa Trl., $233,500 tor L & Wendy Bradley, property at Photo by JOHN KEATING Larry V & Janice H Fishier to Guy 129 Lenox Ave., $139,900 "Having entered the real estate This house at 21 West Holly St. in Cranford Is on the market and Is priced to sell. M Catlero, property at 83 Chnctaw Oscar E & Helga R Thompson to business six years ago from a large Ridge Rd., $172,500 Raymond M Kane Jr, property at corporate environment, I enjoyed Nelson G & Charlotte Kellan to 127-A Mountain Pkwy., $163,000 much success despite a challeng- Daniel Samuel & Judi Schramm, pr- Avis C & Lynn C Lefin to Karaen operty at 130 Holland Brook Rd., Eitelbach, property at 306 Top Ave., ing market," Lyons said. $192,500 $109,000 She added, "I now want to align Here's a 'commuter's dream' TMG LP to Walter & Jannine Si- Esther Duran to Gary Cernuto, myself with a company where a quet, property at 301 Kelly Dr.. property at 119 Warrenville Rd., corporate background is well- By DEAN PAPPAS refinished floors throughout, and a Other appliance include: a wash- $406,500 $165,000 suited, and with a company that FORBES NEWSPAPERS STAFF living room featuring a cozy, de- er, dryer, refrigerator, three window Gary W & Kathleen E Goodenow to Michael & Linda McGuIrl, pr- provides enough support services WRITER tailed working fireplace. It's cheer- air conditioners, and ceiling fans, HILLSBOROUGH operty at BOB Old York Rd., fully decorated and the interior has The house has two full baths and a John E & Brenda Lee S Moran to to enable me to provide the best $228,000 service to my customers and cli- A custom built SDlit-level house at been ^shly painted and paper. dry, warm basement with new 100- George & Jan Azzarello, property at The 1 has a chair am Eric Brattstrom to Adam J & 202 Amherst Ct, $121,000 ents." 21 W Hollv St. in Cranford is con d" ^ «x>m raU P electrical service, including a Karen J Fisch, property at 6 Quail Herbert L & Beverly Helfman tc *wLT!5nmmnlSl» and a built-in corner cabinet with new Beckett high efficiency burner Ct., $225,000 She has an adopted daughter wramuw;r s a vam Gary & Donna Santonastaso, pr- ~T " * • French door that leads to a "lovely" and a hot water heating system. Fred A & Ellen Kelly to Carol R operty at E Amwell Rd., 56,000 and they are both members of the Built in 1950 and painted colonial screened porch with paddle fan. The The master bedroom is 15-by-15 Mac Arthur, property at 138 Read- Cranford Dramatic Club. Ington Rd., $169,000 Noel Rolon to Noel & Madonna M blue with taupe and cream trim, the porch overlooks a private yard. feet with a ceiling fan, while the Jane Rolon, property at 3301 Astor 0 1 On A BRIDGEWATER Close, $16,000 Lyons can be reached at r ^?* JL fJ.7 ^ » j ?* *?£ newer oak kitchen contains ap- second bedroom has two closets for Joel P Efrom to Sabina E Marge- Louis S & Susan Davolman to Weichert's Wesuleld office at 185 Iandscapedl25-foot deep lot with pliance which ^ less u^ three a combined eight feet of closet pace, ton, property at 127 Bonney Dr., Steven H & Dorothy Loud, property perennial beds and flowering trees. years old -^^ fa^fe a built-in and Berber carpeting. The third $176,000 Elm St, or call 654-7777. at 3303 Astor Close, $102,000 The house is located in the Kitchen Aid dishwasher, microwave bedroom measures 13-by-15 feet Donald & Nina Kelly to Aroon U & David A Stillwater to US West Re- Soudhamlni A Naldu. property at 36 James M Weichert, president, Brookside School area and is just and refrigerator. The kitchen, like According to Sikucinski, the house location Serv, property at 569-3 Braemar PI., $325,000 recently announced that Betty five minutes away from the Garden the dining room, has a chair rail is an ideal size for first time buyers Auten Rd., $78,000 State Parkway and a 10-minute trim and paddle fan. or retirees, Grace E Westling to Joseph C & Mark R Brown to Steven J Murin Lynch has joined the Westfleld of- Polly A Badlak, property at 1094 flceof walk to Mew York City buses, Jr, property at 593-5 Autan Rd., Cambridge Ln., $275,000 $81,900 Weichert Re- trains, and the Cranford town cen- Mark E & Catherine M Ruppen to ter. It's ideal for commuters or re- Majestic Knolls Inc to David & altors as a full- rtoating/oooUng: hot water heating/ Vincent J & Mary D Scafuto, pr- Catherine M Connelly, property at time sales as- tirees, according to Pat Sikucinski operty at 1049 Detlwood Rd., 25 Baker Ave., $277,900 $235,000 of the Weichert Realtors Westfield window air conditioners Andrew LaGravanese to Stanislas sociate. . Ferruggla Assoc to Rick-Rich Inc. office. TIPSHEET J Pauwels, property at 47 Balsam Lot size: 125 feet deep property at Emerald Trl., $175,000 Ct., $120,500 The house is in impeccable con- C Barry & Frances B White to Lynch, a 14- Address: 21 W. HoNy St., Cranford Woodfield Estates to Robert S Jr dition both inside and outside and Taxes: $3,744(1991) Donald J & Davidson Dipalma, year resident & Marian King, property al 155 Bee- has great curb appeal. It includes a Asking price: $179,900 $209,000 of Scotch one-car built-in garage with a new Age: 41 years kman Ln., $182,000 Plains, has Baths: two full baths Morel & Segal Inc to Jeremy & Glen Dev Inc to Don W & Nancy Raydor insulated garage door. Also n house: with YerchJk J Freedman, property at E Korenczuk, properly at 27-1A Blo- been a li- BETTY Amenities: entrance vestibule. °1» ** 306 Greenfield Rd., $189,900 LYNCH included are new storm windows omingdaJe Dr., $110,990 censed real with reglazed windows, new front French doors leading to a screened Patricia Sikudnskl at Weichert Real- Morel & Segal Inc to Kim A Ger- Glen Meadows Inc to Matthew S estate profes- ardi, property at 309 Greenfield Rd.. and rear doors, and storm doors. porch, newer appliances. tors Westfield office at 908-654-7777 & Jennifer Matson, property at 33- sional for 18 years and is a li- $165,370 24 Bloomingdale Dr, $120,990 An entrance vestibule inside is Morel & Segal to lleana Crespo, censed broker. ceramic tiled with guest closet, oak Nehdi & Trudy Baziar to Jorge E She has been a consistent mem- property at 310 Greenfield Rd., & Jean N Chiang, property at 410 $164,975 Brookside Ln., $111,000 ber of the New Jersey State Mil- Glynn P & Indira Bolar to Byron N lion Dollar Club, gold level in 1986 Club. bership to the New Jersey State music enthusiast Corey A & Susan E Bronstein to Million Dollar Club five consecu- & Mona J Hamby, property at 39 Thomas Desanto, property at 514 and 1987, and silver level in 188a Garth serves on the public rela- Harry Rd, $142,500 Brookside Ln., $103,000 She is a member of the West- tions and membership corn- tive years and has earned numer- Janet J. Stivale, co-founder and William E 4 Victoria Scherer to ous company-wide and regional Andrew D & Melissa J Kurtz to fleld Board of Realtors' multiple reached at Weichert's Westfleld co-owner of J.S. Tiffany Realty, George L & Gay L Ulassin, property Karen E Hathaway, property at 93 listing and professional standards office at 185 Elm S185 Elm St, or awards for her sales and listing has been a real estate professional at 154 Linden St., $100,000 Devonshire Ct., $111,900 committee, and a member of the call 654-7777. achievements. She has been a con- for the past 17 years. Kevin R & Debbie Barry to Harry Majestic Knolls Inc to Bonnie J sistent member of Weichert's Mil- 5 & Hauser Brochinsky, property at Brown, property at 103 Everett Garden State, Somerset and Sum- She also holds a brokers license, 2911 LindsleyRd., $102,000 mit Boards of Realtors. James M. Weichert, president, lion Dollar Club and President's is a notary public, and is a gradu- Close, $194,000 Club and earned the year-end Gerard & Rieman J Franklin to John A & Florence N Manasso to Her real estate training includes recently announced that Sonnie ate of the Realtor Institute receiv- Richard S & Suzanne Nuzzo, pr- 344 Homestead Rd., property at Suckno has joined the Westfleld highest dollar volume award in operty at 701 Meadow Rd., training and management 1987 and 1988. ing her G.R.I. designation in 1979. 344 Homestead Rd.. $177,000 office of Weichert Realtors as a Consistently a high achiever $220,000 Anthony S & Joan H Accatatta to "I am so impressed with full-time sales associate. since she entered real estate, she Omar S & Stitt Lantz to Michael R Joan H Accatatta. property at 336 Dickinson has four children and 6 Siobhan Diamant, property at 925 Long Hill Rd., $16,120 Weichert Realtors' commitment to Suckno, a 31-year resident of is a member of the Morristown has frequently been cited as a top Papen Rd., $205,000 excellence, and with the fact that Arnold & Zoila Schrader to San- Mountainside, is a 16-year real es- Memorial Women's Club. real estate producer holding mem- Calton Homes Inc to Bert Bernard tiago R Mazzetti III. property at 26 Jim Weichert offers his associates tate veteran and a licensed broker, She attended Fordham Uni- bership in the Westfleld and Gar- & Nora Nance, property at 2011 MagdaLn, $184,000 every conceivable tool to ensure She is a member of the New Jer- versity. den State boards of realtorsan d Vroom Dr., $109,990 Rohill Village Inc to Warren R & success in this most competitive sey State Million Dollar Club and MLS systems. Robert J & Mary E Stawicki to Joan M Barkey, property at 4 Odell field," lynch said. Dfane M 4 Arcoleo Jo Mihatow. pr- Ct., $225,000 serves as the associates rep- She can be reached at She was the operty at 249-A Washington Valley She added, "With the company's resentative on the Westfield Board Weichert's Bernardsville office at William James Bennett to Dennis top stales pro- Rd., $188,000 J & Denise A Sullivan, property at support services, training pro- of Realtors. 62 Morristown Road or call 766- ducer for the Segal & Murel to Rafael Jr & Juli- grams, and high professional 7447. 840 Robin Rd., $12-1,000 "I looked for an organization August- eta Torres, property at 385 Water- Jed E & Sandra Bergolson to Jed standards, I can offer my custom- September view Rd., $177,700 E Bergelson, property at 3704 ers and clients even greater ser- that would afford me all the best Vita Zoltak, president of Meeker Phillip W & Sandra Robinson to tools of the trade so I could con- sales period. Royce Ct., $20,000 vice." Sharkey, Realtors, announced that Sundeep & Cathy Angell Dugar, pr- Woodfield Estates to Christopher tinue toimprov e my skills and Tom Bianco has had an outstand- operty at 749 Wingate Dr., $235,000 J & Nancy Bevan, property at 133 Lynch studied history at Rutgers therefore give the best service to ing sales record for 1991. "Janet is an Birdsali Lane Estates to S/K Bird- Terhune Ln., $210,000 my customers and clients," Suckno In the six years that Tom has extraordinary sail LP, property, $189,000 Neil G & Susan Gargiulo lo Mich- University. said. Real Estate ael J & Aurora C Frein, property at She is married with two chil- been with the company, he has professional," JANET 322 Thatcher Terr , $182,000 dren and a member of the Im- She added, "Weichert has it all consistently qualified for New Jer- FRANKLIN — a fantastic advertising program, sey Association of Realtors Bronze said James J. STIVALE Ronald J Bartield to Paul & Cola- Eric M & Elizabeth N Perkins lo maculate Heart of Mary Church in a strong internal support system bella J Fabiano, property at 2042 Terry C & Joann E Perkins, property Scotch Plains. level Million Dollar Club, Stivale, broker a! Zion Wertsville Rd., $77,000 and excellent working conditions. of record for Tiffany. Amwell Rd., $150,200 She is also a member of the Na- To achieve this award, one must John & Mary Ann Lesko to Rich- MANVILLE tional Association of Female Ex- "I'm glad I joined the number have sold 15 or more units for not He added, "Not only is she dedi- ard & Domino K McKee, properly at Anna Zelensky to Robert C & Bar- ecutives, the Westfleld Business one privately owned real estate less than $2 million in sales vol- cated to servicing her client's 11 Bartle Rd., $147,500 bara H Conner, property at 10 N and Professional Women's Club, company in the northeast and in ume in a given year. needs, she is concerned with their Henry J Wierzbowski to James C Reading St., $115,000 the Westfleld Chamber of Com- the nation." well being as well." & Charlene A Pilon, property at 83 Gerald C & Marlon R Franco to Tom has an outstanding track Bayberry Dr., $125,000 Robert E Mangual, property al 26 N merce, and the Echo Lake Country Prior to entering the real estate Matthew E & Montecalvo Buza to 7th Ave., $50,000 Club. industry, Suckno owned "Other record for helping home buyers Joseph L. Gorsky Jr., president Terry L Volz, property at 48 Bridlng- MONTGOMERY People's Treasures," a service and sellers achieve fast results of ERA Van Syckel Realty, was ton Ln., $102,000 Edwlna D Thomas to Alexander D which sold contents of homes. whatever the market trend. Edward IV & Helen Hanco to & Laura F Hanson, property. Lynch can be reached at proud toannounc e that three $125,000 Welchert's Wesuleld office at 185 Married for 33 years, she has He is an active member of the agents from his Bound Brook of- Bruce & Teresa Cuddeback, pr- Westfleld operty at 23 Continental Rd., Larry A & Pierce Wondy Evans to Elm St, or call 654-7777. two children and one grandchild. fice were recently honored at the $145,000 Ekkehard & Betty Heyder, property She is a member of Temple Board of Real- Agent Awards and Recognition Carolyn Masterson to George Z & at 33-H Foxboro Ct., $1*13,000 James M. Weichert, president, Emann-EI; the Business and Pro- tors and the Luncheon given by The Managers lona M Back, property at 20-213 Michael J & Janol M Walker to announced recently that Carol fessional Women of the Jewish Garden State Delar Pkwy,. $59,900 Andrew D & Melissa J Kurtz, pr- Club of the Brokers of New Jersey operty at 12 Hoathor Dr., $258,500 Garth, a full-time sales associate Federation; the Mountainside Multiple List- at the Victorian Manor Aug. 14 John B Lynch & Lou Eckert to with Weichert Realtors, has been Music Association; and a past ing System. He Richard J & Lee Donna DeLeo, pr- Alan E & Marcia S Zujkowskl to honored with three monthly member of the Mountainside Li- Those honored for the second operty at 17 Denbigh Dr., $220,000 Robert F & Mauroen B Anter, pr- received his quarter were: Alfredo & Anita Rosas to Shukrl M oporty al CRANFORD VACATION AT HOME! ESTATE SALE! Hurry to inspect this most unique home overlooking a lake with dancing fountains, waltz along the rolling front lawn, sit a while on the flagstone front porch, feast your eyes on the large living room with fireplace and Shopping and transportation are easy when you live in this convenient 3 formal dining room, Imagine cooking fantastic gourmet delicacies in Ihe bedroom Split Level just two blocks from downtown. Living room, dining bright and cheery kitchen and sitting in the breakfast nook overlooking the rear deck with private hot tub, enjoy the three bedrooms and two full room, eat-in kitchen, first floor family room. 4th bedroom or den on baths and dream of entertaining your guests in the elegantly finished ground level, 2V4 baths, large yard with in-ground poof. NEEDS TLC. basement complete with a brass rail bar. Call today to preview this JUST REDUCED TO $177,900! exciting home, you won't be disappointed. Asking low $200's. Barton Realty J.S. Tiffany Realty m 106 North Union Ave. • Cranford 102 South Avenue, West • Cranford I U 272-4020 REAlT0R. 276-7900 MAtroK* CRANFORD COMMERCIAL A SHOW PLACE 181 commercial building, 1st floor 1300 sq. ft. Office space, total area of building 3000 sq. ft., can be used for Restaurant, office space, with apartment, presently used as office and apartment, after renova- Classic Style...Pristine Condition...Exquisitely decorated. All this when tions could be used for retail. 60x237 lot, plenty of parking area, a good you enter this beautiful 6 room home. Other features include: Formal traffic-count. A good location for a Bank. $400,000. dining room, Fireplace in Living Room, enclosed porch, Central Air. Be the first lo Inspect this prize listing, $178,000, Century 21 • Meeker Sharkey, Realtors D.S. Kuzsma Realty 124 South Avenue East • Cranford 115 Miln Street • Cranford 272-2570 REALTOR' 272-8337 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, 1-4 P.M. 231 WALNUT AVENUE, CRANFORD Completely renovated 2-tamily coloninl with all separate utilities, 3 9000 9020 •070 •OtO •100 HEAL t STATE •070 HOR*M for Sal* Condominiums Townhouse* Lett art Condomlnlun Townhouse* Aerongo CRANFORO— By owner. CRANFORD-. $40K CRANFORO- elegant riv Colonial on dead and at. 2 :- builder N, BRUNSWICK— BY ROSELLE BY OWNER- 2 BRIDOEWATER- ready bdrme., DR, LR, hugi reduced. 2 new Colonial Mint condition newer cm below coat. Modem Ig 2 erfront townhouse. 3 BR, BR, 2 bath, elevator, prkg, OWNER 821-2383. Open 2 Vi bath, LR w/fplc, DR, big bdrm, 2Vi bath Town- to go-builders terms •1MMM0 deck, patio a pool. Park homet. Quiet (treat. 4 ter hall Colonial. Man House, Sat l-4pm, 158 house In wooded setting. avail.- for sale by owner, ,__ &c. Cond bdrmt., 2Vi batha,Jacuz- custom details. Contem- walk RR. Adj. park, Deluxe EIK, den, patio overlooks "he ••Wg EM. Cond Darwin Lane. Govenors river. Deck & 2 car gar. Large eat-In country kitch- Bradely Gardens area, 2 $159,900 neg. 908-272 zi, If. eat-in-kit., LR, DR, porary kitchen, 3.5 baths, Mdg. Sacrifice $139K or Point, 1st floor faces en with sliders to deck ———»»•»*— CnSfTTI- fam. rm. w/flroplaes, BVO. 908-709-1540 CAC, sec. system. 3 mln lots, 50x200' ea. $65K 1668 or 201-843-5653. 5 BRs, Jacum ft deck, court, A Geml $99,500. overlooking woods. Dining ea. or $125K total. Call ing 2 Mrm. Cape Cod. Ai car gar., deck, were CRANFORO- 1 BR. HELP U SELL P,FT,M,Bkr., walk to town, NYC train/ room/Living room with hardwood floor*, tllo bath DID YOU $250,000 & $235,000 must see. bus. Lease or sale. 908- Ray at 908-722-1559 KNOW... WSFMM $4*9,900 eondo In park setting. 469-2800. fireplace. 15 x 30 recre- open floor plan- upscale NOW $195,000 & New kitchen/bathroom. 272-5695 ation room with redwood FOR SALE- 2 acre lot Beautiful 1+ acre* w/all that an ad in this loca (190,000. 908-781 COLDWILL MNKtR SOMIRSET- Quailbrook zoned industrial w/approv- paper also goes into 14 Walk to train to NYC. Low t. BRUNSWICK— BY paneling & 9 ft redwood mature traea bordering 1022. tCHLOTT maintenance fee. Asking 2 bdrm. Condo, all appli- als, $55,000. Southamp- other local papers? Reach ances, upgrades through- OWNER 390-0406. Open bar. Central air. Lots of Rarttan River, Minutes to REALTORS 908-233-5585 $104.000. 654-5393 House, Sat & Sun l-4pm, closet space. Mainte- ton Twsp. Will consider 22, 78, 287 & 202 over 140,000 households MIDDUMX- By Owner, out, tow taxes ft mainte- trade for residential build- with one call! 271-0568. 2-Family WESTFIELO OFFICE HBLMETTA— Brand new 10 Sudbury Road. Deluxe nance free. Convenient to $149,900. 908-253 nance, $91,500. Call ali highways & trains. Ask- ing lot. Call 609-859- Flawless brick front du WISTFIIID- Perfect for 2 BR Condo. AC, alarm, 908-873-0514. Patio Home, Hot tub ft 9104. plex, 2 BR, IVi baths young family, 3 bdrm., IR winter dome, Garage, ing $149,900. 908-241- Can. vac, W4D, DW, mi- WKSTFIELD— 1 bdrm. MIODlltKX- Open • • BRUNSWICK- By each. $184,900. HELP-U w/fireplace, DR, breakfast crowave, refrig., W/W car- $125,800. HELP U 1234 •COKESBURY LOT- HOUM, Sun. 1-4PM, 409 Owner. 257-3375. Charm SELL P,FT,M,Bkr. 469 Co-op, LR, dinette area, 1 SELL,P,FT,M,Bkr., 469- Clinton Twp. Owner needs rm., ltt baths, screened- pet, frplc. $89,000. Call bath, re-decorated, w/w SOMIRSET- Ranch Cook Ave. By Owner, 560- Ing 4 BR col. Cape, 2 ful 2800. In back porch, bsmt, 1 908-985-5932 2800 cashl Quick sale baths. $159,900. 5% carpet, storage, close to Townhouse, 2 bdrms., 2 837S. New England Cape car gar. 1 block to Wash- N. BRUNSWICK- BY $49,900. Cod, 4 BR, immaculate. down if qualified. HELP-U- MIDOUMSX- By Owner. MANVILLI- 1st floor transp. & town. Asking bath, formal DR, eat-ln- eMARTINSVILLE- Build- PFTMBhr Duplex, 2-famlly, aaparate ington -Elem. School, Condo, Must sell to settle $79,000. 908-654-0873. OWNER 422-9544. 4BR, kit., DW, fireplace, gar., $133,900. HELP-USELL $229,000, by owner. Cal 3V bath, Hidden Lakes ing lot. City sewer, gas & S ' ' - bsmt. & util. $192,800. estate! Nice semi-retired 2 end unit, best location. elec. avail. $120,000. P.FT.M.Bkr. 469-2800. Owner will finance. HELP- 232-3609. Town House, $183,900. $123,900. 908-873 New atate sponsored KDISON- Colonial 3 area 52 +. New CAC, pri- •BRIDGE WATER- 1 acre U-SEU P.FT.M.Bkr. 469- vate bsmt, W/D, mint HELP U SELL P,FT,M,Bkr., 3744. wooded, city sewers ap- fund- 5% down- 30 yr. bdrm., 2VJ bath, 2 car ga- 2800. 469-2800 eaty qualifying formulas. rage, finished bsmt. & cond. $79,900 874-0994 proved, ready to go! Re- OPCN NOUSE- Sun., Advertise duced to $139,500. MIIFORD- 2 bdrm pool in best area. N. IDISON- By owner. 4 MBTUCHIN- Beautiful BRANCNBURO- Spa- $253,000. 908-494 bdrms., 2V* bath, new townhouse style condo, 2 Oct. 13, 11-5. Westbrook •BRIDOEWATER- home, completely rebuilt cious 2 BR, 2Vs bath in too Classified! $99,900. 1 acre north of 5931. kit., new double deck, 2 bdrms, 1 bath, central air, townhouse. Cathedral Woods Townhouse, 5 2 yra. ago, almost every- 1 Rt. 22. City Utilities avail- car gar., CAC. fenced-in IP BNTBRTMNIIM closet galore, many up- ceiling, walk-out bsmt., Westbrook Ct., Roselle. thing new from roof down MR HIU»- This charm- Pleasant young com- able. Combo home uses + sliding doors on to yard. $230,000. 549 ISYOURTHINO... grades, walk NYC trains. EIK, large deck, fireplace, ing village colonial fea- 6834. munity in wooded setting, •100 permitted. Call quick! deck A porch. Nice lot in tures LR w/pine floors, eat ij] Twp. $109,000. Seller will pay garage, wooded area. RANALD C. BROWN points. 908-494-7925 $149,900. 908-707- 2 Ig. BRs, 2tt baths, CAC, quiet area. 10mlr>. to i- in country kitchen w/ NORTH PLAINFtgLD- Bi This is the house for youl fireplace In LR/DR, coun- 78, 1 mile from town. Level, 4 8R. 1 V2 baths. Huge rooms, Including of- 8263 Realtor wainscoat, 3 BR, small of- MKTUCHIN- Condo, Jef- try EIK w/sliders to Ig. ATTENTION MULDERS- *0S-4«t-2133 $145,000. (principals fice, AC, 1% baths, small CAC * gas heat. 2 car ga fice/BR, wine cellar, wind- ferson Park. 2 bdrm., 3 deck, Ig. den, tennis only) Eves. 908-995- goldfish pool, garage. rage, aluminum siding, ing oak staircase leading floors, garage, CAC, end Rarlton Bare. 35 unit Advertise courts. Great for commut- multi-density zoned par- 2653, days 201-761- $197,500. Walk to til- nice corner lot, new car- to upstairs. 4 bedrooms unit, Oft, basement. Walk ers & easy access to all Advertise 0234 lage, store, train. 908- pet & tile. Must see I and skylight master bath to NYC trains. $99,000. cel. $20,000 per unit. In the Classified! routes. Asking $147,900. Call Ray at 908-218- in the Classified! 439-2434 $194.500 call 561-0760 with Jacuzzi. View your 10 By Owner. 572-5877 908-298-1157. •HUSTON!- Historical acres from a spacious QfKMt Colonial. 2/3 BRs, 1% HIGHLAND PARK -Two PISCATAWAV- Price re duced. Owner anxious to deck. tSM.500. bathe. Wswsielsa' kttch- family home for SALE OR Call •m, pool w/deck. Nice RENT. One apt. w/1 BR, sell. Contemporary cape 5 yrs. old, River Road area. WIIOIL BR1OOXWATIR neighborhood. $145,000. one apt. w/ 2BR. Rent to- •OS4S1-S2OQ 901-874-0896 after 5. gether or separately. Call 3 bdrms., 2Vi baths, fire- 297-6477 for information. place, CAC, 2-car gar., WMW MUUMNeV2 FAM. deck, 100x100 fenced HV HOUSI— By owner, HULSBOROUOH- Per- lot. Was $179,900; Now $124,000. Call 908-636- fect Mother/Daughter-or 2 $175,000. Call 908-463- 9073. fam., + home office. 1st 7640. ». PLAINFIILD- BY fir: ent. foyer, 3 BR, LR, S. PLAINFIILD- By CAM f Ml — 10x50, ren- OWNER. 3 BR Cape, IVa lit., DR, fam room, bath. TAYLOR & LOVE, INC. 2nd fir: kit, LR, BR, bath. Owner. Ranch In large lot, ovated, quiet park, air ft bath, spotless, fplc, large 3 BR, IVi bath, EIK, deck, appliances. 1 1/2 bdrm. ftstRaftMB; deck , EIK, large front Finished bsmt W/V2 bath. fttftM HOOsq.ft. office space. CAC, finished bsmt w/kit. S23K Neg. 908-541- porch, fenced yard, newer 908-756-8224 after 3pm 2748 pets Ok 436 South Ay,, WtetfWd » 654-6666 gas furnace & roof. All brick on 1 acre w/in- $132,500. 757-1589 Iround pool. Reduced to S. PtAINFIILO- mother/ NORTN BRUNSWICK- Each Offlco Ino^pendwttfy Ownetf «K* Opertrttd .296,000/60. Must sell! daughter, 4 BR, 2 kit,, 2 Double-wide on large lot, •OMUtVILLI- Price re- 908-359-5520 bath, sauna, 2 car gar., 3 bdrms., 2 full baths, duced! By owner. 2 Assumable mortgage. fireplace ft CAC. Asking bdrm., 1 bath Cape. Per- INTRODUCTIONS... Good credit needed, no $68,000. 908-422-0740. fect starter. 50x140 lot. A way for people to meet cash down or rent w/op- Quiet area. Move-in cond. eople, every week in tlon to buy. 321-4039 $117,000. Call 722- 'our local Forbes newspa- ton 1418. SOMIRVIUI- 7 room per. The ad is free, then house, zoned for busi- WOOMMMI - 2 bdrm ne call does it all! ness, 120 North Gaston cape, expansion attic, 1-S00-334-0SS1 Avenue. CRANFORD TOWIRS large lot, garage. Estate CONDOMINIUM- 18 salt $110,000 with 5% MANVIUE- By Owner. 3 WARRIN TWP.- SOUTH- Springfield Ave. Luxury 2 down. Interest rate 8 1/2 BR Ranch 100x100 lot, 2 ERN COLONIAL. 5 yrs. bdrms. w/1 ft 2 baths % . Call Frank 548- 0557 ath, beautiful landscap- young. 5 BR, office, 2Vn from $139,900. Spacious STONELEIGH PARK THE GARDENS $379,900 ing. Located opposite aths, formal OR, LR, eat rooms + the finest amen- Gracious confer hall Colonial on large picturesque property. Christ the King School. In kit. finished bsmt. 2tt ities. Model open Fri. to Recently redecorated interior includes 8 bedrooms, 3Vi baths, 5 Spacious well maintained Colonial in popular northslde neighbor- AoVmYte in Ina Classified! Asking $200,000. 908- andscaped ft wood acres. un. 11AM-5PM. Office fireplaces, 2B' modern kitchen & 1st floor family room w/cathedral hood. Five bedrooms, 2 baths, 29' living room w/fireplace, mod- "25-9350 525,000. 908-647- #272-1143 or B/K Real- coiling. Impressive, one of a kind home, $685,000. ern eat-in kitchen & 1 st floor famtiy room. Call to inspect. 1550. tors, 686-1800. ATTENTION DENTISTS - DOCTORS - LAWYERS NEED MORE OFFICE SPACE CLASSIC COLONIAL - $289,900 WYCHWOOD RANCH • $225,000 AT A GOOD PRICE? Quality constructed Colonial home includes 24' living room w/ Custom built 2 bedroom dollhouse with new kitchen, 21' master fireplace, format dining room, 3 bedrooms, 1Vi baths & 1st floor bedroom, 2. full baths. Fireplace in living room and fireplace in family room. Extras Include Central air, vinyl siding & large rear tower level family room. Quiet cul-de-sac, Recently listed. Call PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE deck, Must be seen. today. BEAUTIFUL 12,000 Sq. Ft. Office Building Completely Air Conditioned - 200 Ft. off Route 22 East CENTRAL NJTS FINEST HOME \kmEsJ Mountainside, N.J. BUY $57,000 per sq. ft. LEASE 2,500 Sq. Ft. $7.50 per Sq. Ft. 5,000 Sq. Ft. 7.50 per Sq. Ft. 7,500 Sq. Ft. 7.50 per Sq. Ft. 4,500 Sq. Ft. 8.00 per Sq. Ft. TOTAL 12,000 Sq. Ft. $7.50 per Sq. Ft. Phone • N.Y. 212-9644940 N.J. 9O8-232-0338 CONDOMINIUMS STEEPLECHASE CRANFORD ffi&Ur&ajA WE HAVE PLANS FOR YOU... Suites ot 3, 3Vt, 4 and 5'/i rooms are ar- ranged In a total of 27 different layouts, staning as low as... Grand Opening Incentives 89,900. $20,000. Free Options! 2BR 872-931 SQ FT Take advantage now of Grand Opening opportunities and choose a breathtaking 1 BR 2nd or 3rd fl 682-772 SQ FT Your choice... new home in prestigious Belle Mead. Set on one-plus acre lots, these homes Elevator or walk-up provide a stunning expression of all the very best in the executive lifestyle. $89,900 Minimal Renovation $115,000 AS IS 109,500 Standard Renovation 119,000 Minimal Renovation 115,500 Deluxe Renovation 123,000 Standard Renovation D Spectacular Master Bedroom Suites D Three-car garages 123.000 Special Renovation D Four & Five bedrooms D Personal libraries, wet bar • Two-story Foyer • Close to Princeton, Somerville 3BR • Floor-to-ceiling fireplace 1131 SQ FT DIRECTIONS: 1-287 to Somerville Circle, Rt. 206 South, to left onto Hillsborough Road to site on right. Only 1 left $175.500 'Offer limited to first ten buyers. 2 Baths •Screened Porch Open: 1-5 PM Sales Office Garage • Deluxe + + + FRI-SAT-SUN-MON 908-074-8884 mm, has rosulted in large, splendidly proportioned rooms, library sized entry r™ gSSorid Sled wooden floor and ceiling moldings, plaster walls and archways, and PRICED FROM Hillsborough Office Sd oak Pa^ue?,!£g sOPara.od by concrete decking between floors. The quality and Charm of Old World construction combines with skillful renova- $329,900 908-874-8100 tlona to provide Cranlords best condo value. Elevator serviced DIRECTIONS: From lh» Qir- units or walk-ups available, garages/on-sile parking available. d«n SHI* Paihway, North or Soulh make Exit 137, rnati* right onto North Av*. to light. Fine Communities By 217 PROSPECT AVE., CRANFORD SALES OFFICE Turn right it light (JEltiabtth Av§.) lo bllntfar. Qo on* Mon.-Frl. by appointment, Sal 10:30-4:30 976.0370 block. M«kt tafi onto Proa- M, REDDINGTON rS ASSOCIATES, INC. pact Avi. to Engllah Vllligt. 1B77. Page U-4 tGuide October 9, 10, 11, 1991 •no 9270 M10 fnvestmerHs/ Vacation Rentals Offkw ftentsla Bus/»«ss«s for Sal* Opportunities FOR RENT— Garage New 5 BR Tudor Colonial LONO.SOAT KIY Fl.— SOMERSET MANVILLE- 1st floor, WISTMILD- bed- space, 10 x 22 for stor- S. PLAINFIELD- Profes DODO.E SC FULLY NUTRITIONIST- Non RD, In prim* executive neigh- luxuary townhouse 2 BR, lbdrm, LR, DR, w/w car- rooms w/2 full baths, con- age. Available October slonal office In prestigious EQUIPPED CATERINO eo-own/operate small borhood. 22' x 20' great 2 bath, LR, DR, kit., Quallbrook 2 bedroom peting, bath, kit-, bsmt., venient to center of town. 1st., 1991. $90 per medical bldg. Flexible ar- TRUCK- Also 1966 business. Capital a must. room, luxurious matter sleeps 6. Overlooks Sara- Townhouse, garage, rent garage. Private entrance. Landlord pays for heat & month. Call 908-369- rangements for FT/PT Chevrolet Pickup/Camper Call 725-9044 suite w/whlrlpool, 2Yi sota Bay & across street with option. $1200/ Sep. util. Sec., Rets. req. all other utilities except 3791 shared use spaces. From w/'74 rebuilt motor, •AVE STHOUftANDSS- from fabulous Gulf of No pets. $650/ mo. plus electric. Available im- 1-7 offices available. Freezer (still has 3 yr bath*, 3700 «q. ft. 4 3 month. NO. PLAINFIiLD- 2 Selllng your own home. car gar. S min. form Rt. Mexico Boach. 2 pools, Call for other available util. 908-359-3375. mediately. $1225/mo. Price negotiable. Near guarantee). Icemaker ma- Tnl» unique guide takes boats, bikes, putting 908-232-9045 bet. 9-5. Separate large bldgs, chine. Must sacrifice, 7a. Builder financing. Somerset County Rentals MANVILLI- 2 bdrms, Ideal for small workshop major regional medical you step by step from $345,900 or rent $2000 green. $850 avail. 10/ We have more available 2nd floor, large kit, very center. Dr. Thornton 908 908-828-2704. 261V<2. 908-276-0326 I- 1 bdrm, or storage. Must Seel pricing to closing. ONLY per month apptled to pur- Call us! clean, w/w carpeting, cou- LR, kit, 1 bath, yard, 753-1800. LUNCH TRUCK AND $19.95. Send to Jason chase. 908-725-0446. Avail. Immed. 908-755- ORTLKY HACK- Winter HEftOUX REALTY ple preferred, no pet. bsmt, easy commute to 3363 SOMBRVILLS- 800 sq. ROUTE excellent cond, w/ Publishing, CN3000, Suite rental. Ocean front, 1 Close to •hopping area. NYC. $525 + util. l*i ft. Prime location, 65 easy morning route, C104, Manahawkin, NJ MUNCY, PA.- 4 BR log Broker (908)873-5577 S. PLAINFIBLD- garage cabin on 23 acres. Mostly bdrm luxury condo, $400/ $650/ month + utils, IVi mo. sec. Avail. 11/) 834- North Gaston Avenue, grossing over $2500 per 08050. month WESTFIILD- 7 new month security. 908-725- 0756, leave mess. $125/mo. can be used for heat & AC supplied, new week. Call 908-494- woodland. Good hunting. utilities. Avail- storage. Call 321-4039. 717564-2205 after 5pm. able Sept-June 15th. Townhouses. 2 bdrms., 3391 or 725-4710 carpet. Available Im 8038. JOtN A WINNING TtAM I MTKTU BIACH- SC Va- 908-789-2364 1V4 baths, kitchen, LR, METUCHEN-Beautiful 1 mediately. 908-722 •MALL RESTAURANT— laundry room, garage, bdrm. apartment avail. 96OO 3059. Luncheonette in Highland cation/Retire Custom Built CAC, Intercom, security HH m» MuM-f MM Oomu Single Family Homes, Vi Immed. close to train sta- COMMERCIAL S0MERVILLE— full ser- Park. Only $19,500. 908- Autm AlW-Mw** irxtmtry. bdrms, deeded home- system. Excel, location, tion. 908-549-2855. vice shared office rental, 214-9205/908-572-5866 9400 near all transportation. BOUND BROOK- Female REAL ESTATE sites, pool, low taxes/ MIDDLESEX— Ml* only. $85/weekly, 1 week private offices, furn./un- RENTALS $950/mo. 1V5 mos. sec. furn. Start $750/mo. maintenance, near beach, NO pets. 908-654-3253 dieses Village. Sea- security. Call 469-4523 olf, shopping, medical. elans t Mm. OertfeOtf* after 6PM. Ground floor. Downtown. AwieMsa SOME W/LOT $54,900 1- Free parking. Includes 800-441-1987. M10 heat Si H.W. NO PITS. BRANCHBURO PINE cleaning, reception, mail, MOTIL— dally, weekly or util., fax, kit. Work sta- NOKOMIS, FLORIDA Peel available. Call SBS-SSSO leave mee- monthly. Pay service utll- tions also avail, starting HIQH VOLUME HIOM Between Sarasota and Ity. 908-722-9520. EDISON TRAFFIC IXXON SER- A PROFESSIONAL REAL- BBRNARDSVILLI- 4 eage. at $275/mo. Call Marty Venice. Available 10/1-3/ SALE OR LEASE 908-722-5100 9AM-5PM. VICE STATION FRAN- 31, $500 Includes utili- TOR- will help you obtain rooms, IVi baths, Kitch- MIDDLESEX- Mid- BRANCNBURS- Fur- nished room, kitchen priv- NEW CONSTRUCTION CHISE- Route 18, East ties. Local phone and a rental to meet your en, DW, refrlg., elec. dlesex Village). Spa- 1.500/3,000 sq. ft. units SUMMIT 0FFIC1- 2400 Brunswick, send letter A Included cable TV, double bed, eat needs. Fees paid by land- stove, window treat- eleve X 99t Oafslea aat. ileges. Call for Informa- sq. ft. 4th floor, elevator, tion, 526-4432. to 10,500 sq. ft. Avail, for phone # to: Sam Sem- in kitchen, shower and lord. Call John today at ments, hardwood floors SSTS/mo. iRehjelea Heat occupancy December 1, Available immediately. Ex- chenko. 371 Highway 18 bath, Sundech, 1 mile to RE/MAX Partners Realtors, throughout. Oarage w/ Si HW. NO PETS. Peal BRIDSBWATER— Non- 1991. Excellent central pires 9/1/93. $19.O0/sq. East Brunswick, NJ 08816 the beach and fishing! 908-534-5052 storage. Full bsmt. w/ avail. S—«SSS0 Iv meg smoker. Kit 4 laundry NJ location, accessible by ft, Utilities included. Vi laundry area. Ideal for Secluded! BCDMINSTCR- 4 bdrm. F1SCATAWAY- 2 BR in 2 privileges. CAC, off-street major highways.For inquir- block from train station. center hall Colonial w/ business or prof, couple. prkg, prlv. entrance. ies & showings call: Contact 908-273-4550 Close to town A transpor- family house. $750 heat MLM BEACH FLORIOA- sunroom & porch on love- (ncl, IVi mo sec. No pets. Cable, color TV, phone. Carl Wales, V.P. or WATCHUNQ- ap- Call: ly 90 acre estate. Ideal tation. Call 908-766- 526-1068/526-6405. Lea Better, V.P. proximately 500 to 1375 OfNWrtMlHMS Slnger Island 2/2 on 6033 or 908-766-4320. Professional pref. Avail. situation for children 4 N. PLAINFIELD- Large (201)t72-IS00 sq. ft. professional build- beach. Pool, tennis, immed. 753-5758 ARCHIE SCHWARTZ 1(906)906-1995 sauna, etc. $145,000 pets. $2500/mo. 908- BOUND BROOK- 2 furnished room, kitchen ing. Easy access to Route CABLE TV JOBS- no ex- 781-7005. bdrm, $650 per mo. IVx # * • COMPANY 78 & 22. Ample parking, perience necessary, FOR INFORMATION Mora details ? 908-229- RARITAN— 4 room apt. privileges, young em- 5458 CALIFON- 1 MO. FREE months security. No pets. ployed woman, non- EXCLUSIVE BROKER avail. Immediately. 561- $11.507hr, For informa- 469-5334. 2nd fir., util. furnished, 2600 or 232-9323 tion call 1-900-737-6262 RENT. Restored dwelling, extras, couple preferred, smoker. Available Im- MIDDLESEX 2 BR, LR, DR, carpet. New BOUND BROOK- 2 bed- madlately. 9087560294 Highly visible 100x125 lot ext. 2617 8AM-9PM, 7 •190 no pets. $695/mo lmo WESTFIELD- Prof, office days, $12,95 fee. full bath, Ig. kit. w/stove & room, off-street parking. sec. Avail Nov 1. Call PLAINFISLD- Quiet w/2600 sq. ft. brick/ block space 400/600 sq.ft. refrig. Util. rm. W/W4D For more details 908- 722-3591 after 5PM neighborhood in nice building. Off-street park- Prime location call 908- BARN SS0O-S1OO WEEK- hook-up. Gas heat. Attic 287-2778 area, use of house for ing. Asking $325,000. 233-7516 LY— Assemble products storage. Parking. IVi RARITAN— 3 BR, LR, Ig. at home. No selling. Easy FAXIT! BOUND DROOK- 4 EIK, laundry hook-up, $100 wk. Two weeks se< HEROUX REALTY BOY YOUR DREAM HOME mos. sec. $895/mo. 908- rooms remodeled, 2 curtty required. 908-769' work, Guaranteed income. Fax Your FOR USB- Home buy- 832-2164. bsmt. storage. $900/mo, Broker (SOS)ITS-ISTT Make jewelry, toys, crafts, bdrm, LR, kitchen, $750/ 1 mo. sec. Avail. Nov. 4356. ers/home owners! Let us + utils, iVi month secu- SOMERSET etc. Call 1-800-552-7826 Classified Ad show you how to save CRANFORD- 3 BR, LR, 725-7267 SOMERSET- Profes DR, new kit., enclosed rity, 1 year lease, no pets. slonel woman to rent Ext. HA-1025 (Fee). money on your new or 4690723 Immediately RARtTAN- 4 rooms & Professional center office BRIDOEWATER— Combi- To Us current mortgage. Re- porch, full bsmt, gar., room. Kitchen privileges, EARN EXCELLENT PAY! near parks. $1075/mo. + bath-t- utils. Couple pre- Private bath. Call Fran condo. approx, 900 sq. ft. nation store/offices; 6000 Over 4O0 companies. 24 Hours A Day corded Message Reveals BOUND BROOK- fur- ferred. 1 month security, Just reduced to $89,900 util. 201-628-9394. nished 4 rms + bath, all 908-937-5910 sq. ft. for rent on Rt, 22 need homeworkers/dis- Details. 908-985-8669 no pets. Available Nove or rent w/optlort. east off Rt. 287. Parking tributors NOW! For amaz- ext.2. DUNELLEN- 2 bdrm, util, Inc. mature adult 15th. 908-725-8688 — quiet, adult for 10 cars, full air and 231-1385 2nd floor of 2 family, pref. no pets. 356-7182 home, male, non-smoker, ing recorded Information I BUY MORTOAOES- Call RARtTAN— Avail. Nov. 1. 2300 sq. ft. free-stand heat. Imm. occupancy. call 201-989-6569 $825. per month. NO BRIDSEWATER private entrance/ bath, re- Include The Following 908-757;i211 1 bdrm, 2nd floor, wall to condo in professionsna"l Will alter to suit tenant. PETS. 908-281-6865 QRANDVIEW wall carpet, W&D, self frlg. No cooking. $85 + center. Medical approved. Call for appt. between EX-NUSKIN EXECUTOR- Information... security. 908-873-2995 seeklng partners to open FLEMINQTON- secluded OARDENS cleaning range, refrig w/ Can subdivide. Ample 10:30AM & noon Monday •140 1 br cottage, 10 mln from icemaker, DW, heat inc. parking. thru Friday, (908) 356-up your local territories ForP« •tana 1 & 2 Bedroom Town- SOMERVILLS- beautiful with fantastic new op- flemington, 3 rms, + No pets, $700/mo lVi location. Nicely furnished 1975, ask for Mr. Abe CAU.1 JtasJfstat* bath, brick patio, $695/ houses. Central air, indi- mo. sec. Call 725-6419 100% financing Schumer, Brokers pro- portunity. 1800-342- vidual storage. Walk to room w/refrlgerator. Non 5857 mo + util. lV?mo. sec. no after 5PM smoker, male preferred. to qualified buyer tected CLASSIFIED BUYERS/SELLERS SER- pets, refs req. Call 908- park & tennis courts Call for details OET HIRED THE EASY 721-ST40 RARITAN- Efficiency References, security. $75 RARITAN (Rt. 10$)— Ap- VICES- FREE....Weekly 788-5108 & up. 725-6470 after HEROUX REALTY proximately 2500-5000 WAY— Learn how to get list of Properties for Sale BRIDOEWATER- 3 530. Single professional, employers to call you & FLORIDA- Palm Coast, 3 rooms, utilities paid. 4PM. Broker <»0S)S73-SS77 sq.ft. Office with ware- by Owner w/addresses, North of Daytona, 2 BR, rooms, refrlg, stove, fin- house or light manufac- GIVE YOU THE JOB YOU prices, Owner's phone #. $650/month. Security & S0MBRVILLE— with W&D, 5 min. to beach, ished garage, $784/mo. references. 908-722- turing. Ideal for contrac- WANT! Amazing Recorded Attention Sellers: Pay only util inc. No pets, adults kitchen privileges. 908- SCM Message Reveals Details. Use Your Card- clean, reasonable, no 5712 526-5923 tor. 908-526-7035 $3950 at closing. Call pets, 356-8216 only. Avail Imm. 722- 908-985-8669 ext. 1. HELP-U-SELL Piscataway. 7147. RAJHTAN— Newly remod- WESTFIELD- private BR, Fxopevffes MILLTOWN— 4 bdrm. co- eled 1 bdrm., 1 block M70 OOVERMENT HOME BUY. Franklin & Middlesex, BRIDOEWATER- 6 LR, bath in charming Vic- INS PROQHAM- Na- Brokers, 908-469-2800. lonial. $1875 mo. plus from train station. $635/ torian. W4D, kit. privi- utilities. Call 908-828- rooms, 3 bedrooms, Cen- MIDDLESEX- By owner. tionwide . No money SET A FREE COPY OF mo.; 11/2 mos. sec. No leges, gar. Close to trans. 1409 tral Air Conditioner, appli- pets. Call 908-526-3829. Call after 5PM, 908-233- New OFFICE Condos, 600- down. Call for Guide, 908- "Home Preview". See ances included, washer/ 4375 sq.ft., 100% financ- DUNELLEN- Excel, loca- 969-2696, ext. G-2 8167. tion. Corner store Wash- Hundreds of homes for MORGAN- 7 room house dryer hookup, basement, ROSELLE PARK- 1 ing. $87,000. HELP-U- •OVERMENT SEIZED VE- sale In Monmouth & on 2 acre lot, 3 BR, 1 Mi yard, No pets. Available bdrm. 4 Efficiencies. Heat WESTFIELD- Sunny fur- SELL P, FT, M, Bkr. 469-ington Ave. 4 North Ave. Quick And bath, LR, DR, kit., full 25x60. CAM 908-271- HICLES- From $100 Ocean Counties. Call Oct 1st., 1991. $875 per 4 hot water supplied. New nished room, in quiet non- 2800. Mercedes, Corvettes, Un- PRESSTO 908-918-1000 bsmt.. Complete privacy month plus utilities. 908- w/w carpet, painted, nice smoking home. Share 0933. Convenient! PRINCETON colns, For guide. 908- Touch "star" 6050 Leave on quiet St. $1050/mo + 369-3791 bldg. Private parking, No bath, near NY train. 908- MIDDLESEX- 3 rooms, names, address. util. 1 ¥> mo. sec. 908- pets. Call 241-6869, after 233-0432. Office Condos for sale/ 969-2696 CALIFON- 2 bdrm., new lease. 600-5400 sq. ft. 450 sq. ft. parking, AC, 721-4902 4PM or leave message corner store-front build- modern bath, LR, DR, new 494-1617. 100% Financing 92OO N. BRUNSWICK- V* kit. w/elec. range & refrlg. •470 Avail, to qualified buyers ing. $450 per month plus bdrms, 2 baths, eat-in-kit, Full bsmt. w/W & D hook- t. PLAINFIELD— 1 bdrm. to Stare utilities. Call 908-489- REAL ESTATE SALES VACATION PROPERTY close to schools. $1200/ up. Attic storage. Insu- apt. mature person, non- HEROUX REALTY 2232 days, mo + utilities 908-572- lated, storm windows, oil smoker preferred. Call OLADSTONE— Walk to Broker (SOS)S7S-SST7 N. BRUNSWICK- Store, Present Job Unstable? 9210 9366. heat, off-street parking, 754.4129 train from 2 BR apt In 2 SOMERSET A-l location on busy Rt. Momea forSmt* PISCATAWAY- single 146 mos. sec. $895/mo. B. PLAINFIILD- 2 BR, fam. Victorian, W/D. Prefer Prestigious Davidson Ave. 130. 550 sq. ft. retail Be In control of your earnings through Real family home for rent or plus util. Carl R. Burd, EIK, LR, bath, newly reno- 1.1 acre corner property. space, full bsmt., 2 car 908-832-2164. mature professional who Estate Sales. Starting out in a new career rent w/option to buy. LR, vated, very clean, off-st. loves cats. $388 + . Avail Existing house can be garage. Jim, 908-545- CALIFON- Just listed! can be exciting. Call for further details on DR, eat In kit., 3 bdrms, CALIFON- large 3 bdrm., prkg, $850 includes util. 11/1. 908-781-1215 Iv converted to office or O077 or 908-545-1828. GRANDMOTHER'S HOUSE- 200' deep prop, w/de- 7550439. msg Other use. $155,000. how to get started In the Real Estate Profes- charmlng 3-4 BR home on 2nd floor apt., LR, DR, all RARITAN- Store 1000 tached garage. Renting w/ carpeted, 1 bath, lg. kit. S. PLAINFIELD- 2nd fir., sq.ft., $65O/mo. 1 mo. sion. Meeker Sharkey, Realtors, 124 South quiet tree-shaded street. new refrlg., stand up RESPONSIBLE HEROUX REALTY Walk to village stores, w/refrlg. 4 elec. range, 2 bdrm. apt., no pets WOMAN— for duplex. Pri- security required. 908- Ave., E. Cranford, N.J. freezer W4D. $HOO/mo. pantry, attic storage, Broker RICAN WHERE YOU CAN I QUALITY EXPECT TO PAY LESS! WHETHER YOU BUY OR LEASE! OVER 150 MAZDAS 1992 929's ARE HERE!! Brand New 1992 BUICK PARK AVENUE 4 DR. auto 00 tfini 6 cyl p*r rack & piinon Ming AM/FJJ j| c«s 'ywiWiruotvWsls/dr si air tM gfe rr del ,W CLHH gauges rtr mi sow it carpel mats remote mm . B&M promoe w* dies jfi season si t*n raduft air tan ABS iui fttg - kfyiHlmtry (ft«fldei«tfll jfstfm ViN N1W5J25 Stt -5131 UWI2B296 $24,296 Dealer Discount $4000 if omens m STOCK AT SMWLDR SAVINGS; ;t SELECT DON'T SETTLE! SELECT, DON'T SETTLE! $ J OVER 100 QUALITY BUICKS AVAILABLE! •626'S •MPV's *RX7't 7 • MX6s -PROTEGES • MIATAS '- SHOP SOON WHILE SELECTION IS BEST! W« ara offering i graat oppor- PLUS 2 WHEEL & 4 WHEEL DRIVE PICKUPS AND ALL- I tunny lo gat I hand raw Mania NEW NAVAJOS IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIA TE DELIVERY! I Car or Truck Ask on« of our I sate reprtsantativK lor details ONE MILE SOUTH OF ROUTES 202 & 31 emit. NJ A 31 CIRCLE, FLEMINGTON, NJ CWClffBUlCK L3MCI 908-782-3331 LOCATID WITH FLEMIN5TON iSUZU 998-782-7500 Prices incl. all costs to be paid by consumer except lie. fees. reg. costs & taxes. Prices irtcl. all incentives. SALES/SERVICE/PARTS 908-782-7500 LOCATED NEXT TO FLEMINQTON INFINITI I WHERE YOU CAN INFINITI EXPECT TO PA Y LESS! OVER 10O MITSUBISHIS WHERE WE WONT STOP SAYING THE ALL NEW "NO," TILL Y00 SAY YES ! Sad man lun! 4 IK mt> *fil an. n Q-45 LEASE $22 H 9^ 0NLV MB mm m Pei Mo. NOW 92 3000's AVAILABLE 92 DIAMANTE Japan's "CAR OF TH£ YEAR" lor 1991' THE AREA'S LARGEST SELECTION OF 9 IN STOCK, AT DISCOUNTED PRICES!! 30 AVAILABLE, AT DISCOUNTED PRICES! Q-45's, G-20's & M-30's IN STOCK! WE WERE #1 IN CUSTOMER IMMEDIA TE DEUVERY ON SATISFACTION IN THE •MONTEROS •GALANTS DISTRICT FOR 1990 FLEMINGTON ONE MILE SOUTH OF ROUTES 202 •ECLIPSES •MIRAGES & 31 CIRCLE, FLEMINGTON, N.J. 6/10 OF A MILE SOUTH OF ROUTES 202 & 31 CIRCLE, FLEMINQTON, N.J. INFINITI 908-782-6868 908782-3600 | Page U-2 October 9, 10, 11,1991 Toyota Paseo (Continued from page 1) easy-grip steering wheel. A week of diversified, but fun While the air conditioner is op- driving left me with these tional, I found it necessary and ef- Auto Show 92! thoughts; ficient even in moderate weather. The up-grade sound system has APPEARANCE: lite Pueo looks good selectivity. as new as it is with its smooth and Standard items include cup- Middlesex and Somerville malls fresh aerodynamic styling. Nicely holders, remove fuel and trunk re- rounded contours, close-fitting leases and good luggage and stor- age capacity. ROADABILITY: Nimble, well- will let dealers show their stuff behaved and forgiving concisely describe the handling of the new Automobiles for every personality Lamborghini Courtach wi grace the Ryan Cttsmobile, 260 Amboy Ave. on availability. Paseo. — and everyone's wallet — win line grounds In SomervWe. In Metuchen wi have the 1992 Olds Somerset Nissan will feature the TEST DRIVE 1992 Maxima, 1991 300-ZX Turbo, Power-assisted steering and the walkways of Middlesex Mall and Dealers planning to display cars 1 Ciera S, the 1992 CHds Cutlass Su- SpecMcattom and the 1991 Pathfinder, braking, a well-balanced small car the Downtown Somerville Shopping the Middlesex MeJ Include Lexus of preme Coupe, and the Olds 88 Roy- Base price-$9,966 Fullerton will show off Its Ford Tau- suspension layout and upgrade Center Saturday, Oct 12 for annual Monmouth, Reydel Pontiac, Blue Star ale displayed. Price as tatted - $12,503 rus and Explorer, Eagle Talon, Jeep Bridgestone Potenza tires offer a fan Auto Show. Ford, Ryan Oldsmobile, and Acme Acme Nissan, located on Wood- Engine typa • 4-cyi, done 16-v, Cherokee Ltd., and the Suzuki Side- stable ride. Auto Show '92 will feature area Nissan. bridge Avenue in Highland Part, will Driving quietness is assured by a feature the 1992 Nissan Maxima, the kick. Engine Size -I.Slter/91 dd dealers showing off the newest, latest Lexus of Monmouth, which is one rigid body/ chassis design, Lexus- 1992 Pathfinder four-door sports util- Autosport Volvo will show off its Horsepower -100 at 6400 rpm car models, both domestic and for- of the newer Lexus dealers In the type soundproofing, tight-fitting ity vehicle, the Nissan NX-200O, and 240, 740, and 940 Volvo models Torque • 91 at 3200 rpm eign. state, wU bs featured at bdh the Mid- body panels and flush glass. the Nissan SE-R Serrtra with a 140 while Autosport Honda will have the Whertbasatength - 94 la/163 The show will go on at both malls dlesex Mai and the Downtown Som- hp engine or Stanza. Civic four-door and two new Honda in. PERFORMANCE: The horse- from 9 am. to 4 p.m. Each exhibitor erville Shopping Center. The dealer- Accords there. snip, which is located on Route 35 in At the Downtown Somerville Shop- Transmission. 5-«pesd manual power for the Paseo comes from a is planning on snowing three models. Remington Car and Truck Country newly developed 1.5-liter, 4- Ocean Township, plans on showing ping Center, at least 10 dealers will w/od Dealer representatives will be on will have the Mitsubishi Diamonte and cylinder, dual overhead cam 16- off the 1992 Lexus LS-400. Examples have their finest models on display. Curb weight- 2080 bs. hand to distribute literature and an- 300 GTS, the BMW 3225, the Q4-S valve, electronically luel injected of the two other Lexus models — the Fuel capacity-12 gal. swer questions on the various cars Dealers attending the show include Infiniti, and the Mazda 929. engine. displayed. Sports Coupe 4000 and the ES-300, Fuel requirement • unteadsd Lexus of Monmouth, Somerset Nis- Sutton-Denbigh Porsche-Audi- coukJ to on display departing on regular It was designed to be a compact In addition, show attendees wil be san. Bete Mead Garage, Fulierton Volkswagen will feature the Audi 100, unit with high power, good fuel availabiity. Tires - Bridges tone Potenze able to go for several auto-related Ford HOOO $030 ALIUMOUILFS Atrtomobllas AirtoinoMws BUICK 88 PARK AV. FORD 08 BSCORT OT- MBRCURV SB SABLE- MERCURY- 85 Marquis, NISSAN 87 PULSAR Ex- OLDS- 84 Cutlass Su- PONTIAC- 82 Bonneville - 76 2002; needs BNUS- excellent condi- Blu*, 5 spd, loaded! AM/ Mack, 4 dr, excellent con- ctean, V6, all power, ex. cellent condition, T-Top, preme, 6 cyl., 4DR, AC, all Wagon, V8, 305, PS, PW, body work, 3k ml. on re tion, 90K ml., all options, FM cass, Immaeulaata. dition Inside ft out, fully cond., 81K mi, 1 owner. A/C, twin cam, 16 valve. power, rear view defrost. AC, AM/FM cass., excel- •1000 built eng. Asking $2500/ $4OO0/BO. 469-1735. Many extras. Maka offer ««.«, $4490. Call 908- $2200. 549-2526. 908-276-2520 $2200. 908-805-0135. lent $3200. 526-8161. BO. 201-376-5572 BUtOK 87 •KVHAWK- 4 908-526-4875 494-4814 OLDS SB DELTA SB- 4 AMD 77 HOftNCT 8TA CADILLAC- 81 DeVtlle, 4 door, AC, auto, trans, AM/ M BSCORT «¥- door, V8, excel cond, 33K PONTIAC- 83, 6000LE- MERCURY- 86 Gran OLDS- 87 Custom Cruis- 4 dr, V6, auto, AC, P/win- H0N MMMN- 8 cylln dr., 130K mi., good trans. FM can, 5OK miles. Ask- whrte, excel cond, B spd, Marquis, sliver, 4 door, miles. $5900. 908-756- Asking S2500/BO. 356 8903 or 889-5723 er, exc. cond., 65K, auto., dows, 73k miles. Runs der, auto, PS, racks, red Ing $4450. 526-1584 AC. AM/FM stereo case, excellent condition, 69K PS, PB, AC, gar. $5500. 6BK miles, now exrtuast 5810 after 5PM. B0K nwHf fl0W MFCIW lifts* MERCURY 8T BRAND very well. Asking $1700. BUICK 89 CBNTURY- 4 ml. 908-297-1374. 908-548-0188 233-7430 after 5PM Mft. SS80/BO. 908-233 CNRYSLCR 8« NIWdoor, mint condition, battery, muffler. $4750. MAR0.UIS IS- mint Advertise in the C/tii/tfedi 2817 YORKBR— No rust. Good 27.000 milas, V-6, tilt 549-7100 or 9SB-B22B cond., Mack w/red leather condition. Must sell. High Int., 4 dr., all power, NIS8AN B4 SENTRA— PLYMOUTH 81 SAP- PONTIAC- 85 Grand Am, CHIVY 77 WA8ON- 9 wheel, cruise control, cruise, AM/FM stsreo passenger, PS/PB, AC, highway mileage. First power locks, auto, AC,4 door, 5 speed, AC, Sspd, new brakes, 2 new OLDS M DELTA 8B- PORO- S speed, runs Mint condition, company cass.. 302 fuel injection, tires, AM/FM cass., 74k Royal Brougham, 8 cyl, great. Moving, must sell. car w/car phone. Selling flood tires, new carbure- $1500 or Best Offer. Cat! asking $9395. Call 90S- cruise, AM/FM cass., P/ AC. 50K ml., S75OO/BO. tor, $888. 908-4694939 526-5197 after 5PM. i l E mi, reliable. $2850. Call loaded, exc. cond. 201-$800/B0. Call 908-654- for book value $3800. 231-0240 or 908-271- 271-1961. 560-0266 379-1161. 0676 leave message. OMKVV 78 MONTE FORD— 68 Mustang, 0939. ft Int. Orig. owner, ga- 908-873-0369 CMILO— auto., AC, PS, ood running cond., BUICK SB U8ABRB- 2 raged, 108K ml., bur- 1500. 908-287-0883 gundy, $2950. Call 528- PB, P/Window, runt wall, f dr coupe, fully loaded, 1534 after 7PM. many row parts. $675/ FORD— 82 Escort, very 41K original ml, maroon BO. 359-2649, after good cond,, no mechani- w/maroon valor, $9850. 6PM, Mtendt, leave mes cal problems. AC, AM/FM 908-3568626 (v mag 8 spd, PYWPL, AC, AM/FM stereo $1075. 752-4014. cassette, 8BK mMes, ex- CNBVY 84 CIUOJHTV- cellent condition, $8800/ GOT A CAR or TRUCK CNIW 79 MAUBU- 4 6 cyl., 4DR, Eurosport, door, $350 as is. 908- MBRCURY 83 Cougar- auto, AC, AM/FM stereo, BO. 908-388-4370 549-8246 ask for red auto, AM/FM cass., new under 34K mi., garage HONDA 90 CRX 81- brakes, 4 tires & muffler, kept. Excel, cond. $3200. Sspd, sunroof. AC, AM/ FOR SALE? CHSVY— 77 Nova, auto., AC. $1800/80. 908-654 Call 906-359-6200, 8am- FM case., 31 mpg., 14K $300/80. 90B-272-7179 6834 5pm. miles, $9200/80. Like • www ^m ^•ml» 4 Or., MBRCURY- 84 Cougar- CHIVY- 86, Z24 Hatch- new. Call 234-4178 days; auto, 318 Hl-performance fully loaded, sunroof, all back, V6, 4-spd., AC, all 704-3407 eves. B/O, Moving. 908-685 power, black, good cond. power, cruise, rear defog., 9018 leave message. $2000/B0. 908-232- AM/FM cass., new tires, HONDA- 80 Civic FORD T7 MIRCURY 8940 after 6PM struts & shocks; exc.Wagon: 130k ml. Good MONAROH- Reliable. cond. $3100/neg. After running condition. $380. PS/PS, new tires & bat NI89AN 84 8BNTRA- 5PM, 735-8741. Call 549-7094. ttry, AM/FM cass stereo excel. condition. Clean in H0MBA- 85 CRX SI: 84k wybooster. I550/B0, 908- and out. S1400/B.O. Call CHRYSLER '88 FIFTH miles, AC, P/roof, 9 spd, 828-8004 908248-0213. AVB.- Loaded, excel, factory maintained, new LINES WEEKS $$$$$$ NISSAN- 84 Maxima, cond. 55K mi., $6900/ tires, brakes * exhaust At the prepaid rate of only $12, Forbes Newspapers will run your 4 line ad for 3 FORD 78 QRANAOA- Sspd., all P/options. B.O. Call 908-968-0797. Custom cover 4 era. Ask- weeks in 15 publications — reaching more than 147,000 households in Somerset, orlg. owner, 77K mi., 6 $1500/B0. 908-276- ing $3300. 704-1692 Middlesex and Union Counties. WHAT A DEALI cyl., auto., AC, PS, P/wln- 7676 or 609-655-2100. CHRYSLER SB LB dows, AM/FM stereo w/ RAMON- AC, auto, AM/ HONDA- 89 CRX, red, e Offer good on cars, trucks or i Add must run as originally ordered. • Must be paid in advance tape, trim rings, new OLDS 84 OMBQA- 4 FM, 79K miles, excel auto, AC, AM/FM eass, vans only, with this coupon only Any change In copy constitutes a (no refunds) trans, at 35K, needs re- door, V6, 4 speed, PS/cond., 2 doors $2500. 36K, alarm, axe cond. e Private party only — no new ad > Remember to call when pair on left rear panel, no PB, AM/FM, rear defog, 908-725-9196 eves $8S00/BO. 873-2151 dealers please > 4 line limit vehicle is sold accidents, $800/BO. Days new battery & muffler. CHRVBLBR 90 NEW 985-1985; eves 908- Excel cond in/out. $1495 YORKER BTH AVENUE- 359-2694. A way for people to meet nego. 908-381-3476 Loaded, full warranty, 15K people, every week In Fill in 1 character per box, • FORO 88 FAIRMONT- 4 VOLVO 80 OLB—Auto mi. $16.000. 548-2508. your local Forbes newspa- allowing for spaces and punc- dr., 84k, a/c, am/fm, ps, 86k miles, AC, stereo, CHRYSLER- 86 Fifth Av- per. The ad is free, then tuation as necessary. Re-1 pd, cruise control $975 or sunroof, good condition, enue. 4 door, V8, loaded one call does It alii- member to Include phone •• best 908-769-5742 clean in/out, painting with options, excellent 1 SOS 881 9881 number • MBRCURY 77 MON* needed $1550. 754- condition, $5150/80. ARCH- 2 dr, PS/PB, AC, 7783 after 4:30 908-359-7157 MAZDA SB 8S8- a must auto, 88K miles, runs seel Carefully maintained, Mall with check or money order to well. $575/B0. 753-9229 DID YOU 116k ml. AC Sspd, stereo FORBES NEWSPAPERS 8030 CLASSIFIED PLYMOUTH- 79 Horizon, KNOW • • • w/cass. $1280.483-8288 $500, AC, 4-dr, hatch, that an ad in this local MAXDA 88 RXT- 2 + 2, P.O. Box 699, paper also goes into 14 Somtrville, NJ 0876 red, AM/FM cass, good AMC 81 Eagle Station other local papers? Reach AM/FM cass, AC, low mile- tires. Tuned. 469-9489. Wagon: 4 WD. 4 spd. lots over 140,000 households age. Asking $8800. 908- PONTIAC- 84 Flero, of options. Runs well. with one call! 232-3666 USE YOUR CHARGE white, 2.5 L. auto, air, $850. Call days 908-234- 1-800-384-0881. PW, PB, S1000/BO. 356- 2620, 908-832-6877 MAXDA— 67 RX7, 45K 1-800-334-0531 9258. eves. DOP«E BS AIRES- AC, ml., AC, sunroof, cass., PB, PS, excel, cond. ex. cond. $6900. 609- TOYOTA 77 C0ROUA- $3200/neg. After 6PM or 466-4140 eves; 908- . SI»I« zip. 5spd, AC, body fair, 82K AUTOMOBILB8- BAD mm weekends 908-789-1750 674-4447 days. mi., $395. Call 908-233- CREDIT OK, 86-91 mod- kVISA/MC#. e«p. ••!•_ Offer empires 12/31/91 5380. els. Guaranteed approval, MERCEDES- SO 450SLC FORO S7 ESCORT- 2nd owner, 45k mites, red TOYOTA— 77 Celica GT. no downpayment. 1-800- Auto., air, sunroof, very 233-8286, 24hrs. w/tan inter,, new tires, Silver, 5 spd, clean, good good cond. Asking $3400/ great cond. Must sell engine + mounted snows, BUICK 82 RIVIERA- BO. 908-359-2470 19750/BO 908-257-8820 $600. 908-889-7291 white w/tan interior, fully FORO B7 TAURUS STA- TOYOTA— 80 Corolla loaded, all power, good TION WAQON- All ex-MERCURY 84 COUCAR- Wagon, 4 dr, 5 spd, AC, condition, 98k miles. tras: PS/PB, AC, AM/FM Orig. owner, Blue, 2DR, AM/FM cass., S700/B0. Must see, $3000/60. Call cass radio. Asking $6500. 74K, clean, all power 908-654-6053 908-281-6147 463-0647. $3600. 908-753-2740. Big Enough 7q Serve You... IN THE Small Eriough to -Know You MARKET ES£X FOR A GOOD CAR? 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R- 6x14, 8000 CAR"— gas powered, 3 motor with trailer, seat* 4 AC, 5 speed, stick shift, •KICK SO SUPIR-4 door, fair condition. Best miles, loaded, 2nd owner, •8 SKYLARK OS- 2 dr. Ib., flatbed utility, dual HP, new/never been used. all accessories. Moving excellent cond. 1 owner. exc. $5000. 757-9731 axle, elec, brakes, $1500/ $900/80. 908-276-8177 must sail. Asking $1500/ 908-526-3545. offer. Extra parts. Call 2 new quarters, 1 new 908-483-0891. PORSCHE 84 f>44- grill, 1 new bar grill, all in BO. 233-5329. 80. 908-769-5441 TO ADVERTISE TOYOTA 85 SR5- 5»pd, Blsck, 5 spd, 68K miles, 6M boxes. 356-9258. 8600 •MM 11 FT. ALUMI- AM/FM cass, sunroof, AC, CHIVY TO NOVA SB3- 8200 10" converter, 373 Posi, $3900. Needs TLC, won't ABSOLUTE BOATS NUM- with Honda 9.9 CALL OUR tilt, 58k mi., exc. cond. Start. 908-469-6733 MOTORCYCLES motor, $1000. Call 722- S43OO. Call 725-0418 lacquer paint, white/blue, CASH FOR YOUR CAR weld wheels. 908 272- WE SUY AU METALS 8026 CLASSIFIED HOTLINE TOYOTA- 91 Cumry DX, 6636. 4M-2202 AC, PS/PB, P/wlndows, •070 See our display ad in the 93X0 in On CfanMatfi TOLL FREE cruise, AM/FM cass w/CO, MO TF- 54. 3600 miles Auto Directory in your ATV's tilt, 5 spd, excel cond., Faml* Vans local Forbes Classifieds since complete resotra- CUDDY H CABIN 21'- 28K miles, 908-369- tion. Car cover. $18,500. ALL CARS WANTED- HONDA ATV- 3 wheeler, 7076, eves. CHEVY at ASTRO VAN- 120 HP, I/O Mercrulser. 1-800-334-0531 908-234-2973. Burgundy, AC, auto., 39K any car old, new or junk. 110 automatic, 5400/BO. 1987 Load Rite trailer w/ VW 84 JETTA Oil 5 spd, MM 77 CONVtRTIBLl- mi., beautiful! $7950/BO. 906-2480213. Towing Call 722-8026 new spare tire + acces- AM/FM cass, sunroof, air, 36k miles, mint condition, 4948680. avail. sories. Very low hrs, used SAILBOAT- 15' O'Day at alloy wheels, $2950. 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NJ Sharon Wilson Jim Hayden YMNASTICS CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER VICE PRESIDENT, MARKETING George Gannon Roger Silvey Hillsborough Fleminolon 968-4060 or 1-800-794-0937 CIRCULATION DIRECTOR VICE PRESIDENT, OPERATIONS 874-3301 782-1/77 Hours: TuesThurs 10-8, Frl4 Sat 10-6 prr 2 Weekend October 9-11,1991 Forbes Newspapers Weekend Orangtl Maplewood Union LEARNING THE TWO-WHEEL WAY OF LIFE WITH THE CENTRAL JERSEY BICYCLE CLUB BY BOB WAGNER Retell! Under T'S JUST SITTING THERE IN YOUR GARAGE, COLLECTING DUST AND TAKING UP useful storage space, It didn't start out that way. of course. You went out and bought that bicycle after seeing fe" / all those people enjoying themselves on New Jersey's highways and byways. Or maybe it's the bike you rode back in college. Like the commercial says, just do it. right0 But the last time you got on the bike, a tractor- trailer almost shaved off your ear on Route 22. and besides, it was no fun riding all by yourself, Where are all the good bike paths in Centra! New Jersey? The Central Jersey Bicycle Club has the answers to all your bicycling questions, From scenic, short rides for beginners (like the "Ride to Princeton for Coffee and Bagels") to the serious trek for the hard-core cyclist (the annual "The Longest Day" ride covers 200 miles, from High Point to Cape May), CJBC runs the gamut. From road safety to doing your own repairs, they provide the information you need. And most importantly, the club welcomes new members with open arms, regardless of previous biking experience. "With today's fitness boom, a lot of people arc out there cycling," said Bill Bonsall, vice president of the Edison-based club. "CJBC gives all the new people an opportunity to get Perth ^ involved and learn more about it while having fun with friendly people," Amboy Like many of today's cyclists, Bill joined the club about three years ago, after he had been ) South Amboy biking solo for two years, Originally a running fanatic. Bonsall started biking after a knee injury put an end to his daily jogging workout, Now he is a full-fledged biking enthusiast. This year. Bonsall has traveled about 4,000 miles on two wheels, marking the first year he will have put more miles on his bike than his car. :f!f With more than 1,400 active members, the CJBC is one of the largest biking clubs in the country and it's right here in our own backyard. And although the CJBC provides plenty of challenging cycling experiences, it's a recreational touring club designed to celebrate the experi- ence of bicycling - not a racing club that constantly pushes for faster speeds. All levels of expertise and all ages are welcome, The last president of the club was in her 60s. but Bill's 9-yeaj'"Okl daughter has gone on rides, "You see a lot of families on our rides," said Bonsall, "One of the nice things about our club is that we tend to stick together, We always wait tor the slower riders." Unlike racing clubs that keep up a sui'f mile-per-hour pace that's out of reach for beginning and intermediate bikers, the CJBC runs a '.vide variety of rides for all classes of cvclists. The monthly Y.... ,7" October 9-11,1991 Forbes Newspapers Weekend Weekend BICYCLE GEAR FOR BEGINNERS Ml htnut "toftthall" Absolutely Necessary tfthtycmoowr About $60 Ndng Hafcnat The non-negotiable safety requirement Almost all touring clubs and charity rides require one, and with good reason: a helmet can protect you from crippling head injuries and even save your life. Remember, just because you are a careful rider does not mean you are safe from an accident Today's lightweight helmets are very comfortable and come in a variety of colors and styles to fit every preference. About 160 Available at all bike stores {or anywhere from $30 to $75. Cord about $10 Water aottta and haMar, If you are riding more than five miles, you'll want a water Tofranatojanay bottle to guard against dehydration. Inexpensive and handy, many bikers take more than $38 to ISO one bottle with them for longer rides. Holder and lS-ounce bottle available from $5 to $15. Mdng ihorti and panto Although some may disagree, bicycling shorts with padded inserts make all the difference when it comes to comfort This doesn't mean you have to wear the skin-tight type - shorts with padded inserts are also available in a baggy style. You might also want to try biking briefs, undenvear with sewn-in padding that lets you use your existing shorts or sweat pants. Available in incredibly diverse styles and colors in all sizes and prices, from about $25 to Highly Recommended Ipart tkt tub*, portable hand pump and tlra lavara. A flat tire is the most common on-the-road repair problem, and these items can save you a lot of walking and frustration. The pump attaches to the bike frame and is very lightweight Spare tubes, about $4, tire irom about $5 and pumps from $10 to $30. Multi-tool With one of these handy gadgets, you can repair or adjust most bicycle problems on the road. Weighing in at about 6-ounces and smaller than a cassette tape, these doohickies are well worth the investment Most include a tire iron and spoke- tightener, eliminating the need for other on-road tools. Also available are full, compact tool kits that attach easily behind your seat. Available from $7 to $30. CarrylnQ bag These range from small, behind the saddle bags to around the waist carriers to large saddlebags for the rear carrier. Also available are front of the handlebar bags, with a space for an easy-to-read map. Handy for your multi-tool, extra tube, lunch BHuhorte and snacks, etc. Consult with your bike shop to determine which is right for you. with auspenders Personally speaking, I own a few bags for different rides. (not vbible under jersey). Available from $7 to $60. About $50 Tommaso gjoves (flngertess, with padding). Very Helpful About $20 CHovaa will cut down on calluses and protect your hands from scrapes if you fall. "Gel" gloves that conform to your hand and grip have recently become popular, too. Most popular of all arc fingerless-style for summer comfort - some are also available with fingers for cold weather. Available in a wide variety ofsiies and styles Jrorn $12 to $29. •Iking Shirts or jeratyt are not absolutely necessary but nice to have. Cut with extra shirttails in the back so they don't run up into spots shirttails weren't meant to go. Most come with pockets in the back for easy access to snacks or any other on-command necessities. Available in a icide variety of styles, sizes and colors, from about $25 to $15. liking ahoas. A comfortable sneaker with a firm toe will work, but real comfort is available with bike shoes. Specially designed to provide support where you need it Also Aiaos available for more serious riders arc racing shoes with clips that attach to special pedals, abtorbent Time shoes in effect making the shoes part of the pedals. polypropylene Available in a variety of styles and sizes, from S30 to $100, •ocks, (no clips). About $150 BHct lock. No one wants his bike stolen, and what's the point of riding to a scenic spot About $10 or historic monument if you can't explore without worrying if your transportation will still be there when you get back? I suggest not skimping on this one, especially if you store the bike outdoors. Available in various styles and strengths, from S18 to $60. Sunglasses Any pair will help, but the wrap-around style gives better protection from dust, dirt and tree branches. Available in man\j sujks from $15 to $60. Ooomettr/speedometer/cyctocomputer Tells you how far and how fast you have gone. Some of the better units can even monitor your heart rate. Nice to have, especially if you are trying to improve your skills and want to know how far you are traveling or increase your average speed. Available in a wide variety of functions, shapes and sizes. Units range from $30 to $75. Glenn Cote owner of Gregg's Bike Town, Somerville. BOB WAGNER Photo by Sharon Wilson Forbes Newspapers October 9-11,1991 Weekend JEWELRY GLASS riGUMINES HAPPY TRAILS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3 , NOMAHEGANNlfl OKYO The Creator B E R K S H IR E KID ROCK k/l YOSIII I- A 1.1. v A L I: \KIV>I\ Tiwit The Kids And Yourself to An Aflvmwm of Fun! Vl/IkO »RAIN OR SWNM1AM. OCTOBER 23,1991,8:00 P.M. TICKETS S S TICKETS % 9. 13.I S S 20 Off OCT 12-13 Call 22.- 35. Pre Concert Lecture On Your Favorite 55 FROM UNION COUNTY COLLEGE State 7 00 Tickets S6OO Panty Hose & Stockings Theatre Tickets on Sale Now From Petite to 7X A JURIED SHOW OF AMERICAN FINE ART & CRAFTS Co-sponiored by Union County Dept, of Parkt & Recreation Box Office In Fall & Winter Colors ft Rose Squared Production, Inc. on 908 246 7069 r en W l lw r ers Iewe e Weaven G (908)246.748! ?, PottenDiS 'c, Sof2t cSculptures? S ' , anld th?' e more unusual- la»worken, uniqu,e Clothiersdisciplines, . Directions; Garden State Pky to Exit 138. Follow signs for Cranford-Kenilworth. Go approx. 2 miles to Springfield Ave. Left onto Springfield Ave. and the park is on left. Park free across the street at Union county College 207 E. Main St. Bound Brook 356-3049 Itrun.swic 19 Livingston Avenue FOR MORE INFO CALL (908) 874-5247 New Brunswick NJ 08901 6 Forbes Newspapers October $-11, Points X 0 N S of departure Seems like Velocipedes, bustles and Victorian Homecoming garb will be in order during Cape Mays Victorian Week celebration. at Rutgers old times The 225th anniversary of the founding of Rutgers University Victorian Week' provides the backdrop for the Two Victorian stenciling festive annual Homecoming set in Cape May workshops will be held Monday, weekend beginning Friday, Oct. ByLORIERUSSO Oct. 14, at the Cape Island Bap- 11 • ,••;•;;;•••: WeelmiPlus Writer tist Church and that evening, A puwto, pop nSy,tndfbQl* he road back to the Vic- the four-day "Whither Vic- taN fpnw pitting tht ScMkK torian era is through Cape torian? Past, Present and Fu- of May the week of Oct. 11 ture" symposium opens at 8 p.m. with a lecture and reception. Tthrough Oct. 20. , M and tow* of ft* This is when the town will The cost per day is $5. hold its 11th annual Victorian Enjoy a Southern style dinner week celebration. The 10-day and solve a murder at Victorian extravaganza features self- mysteries dinners slated for guided tours of historic houses, Monday and Tuesday at the Victorian fashion shows and tea Chalfonte Hotel. -*. $ parties, a Victorian vaudeville There will be a "Mansions by show and sing-along called, Vic- Gaslight" tour of four of Cape tafflinf df IM|M9 Cofltfi ot - torian mystery dinners, a magic May's landmarks on Wednesday, on show and visits to the Cape May Oct. 16, from 7:30 to 10 p.m. The Point Lighthouse are aiso slat- tour will include stops at the dtfto, alumni and (Hindi of ed. Emlen Physick House, The ttat co*#fri* watt* bye* The week's events kick off on Abbey, the Humphrey Hughes H(90S) 932-769$, Columbus Day weekend. The House and the Mainstay Inn. itinerary includes a house tour The cost is $12 for adults and $6 through Cape May's renowned for children ages 3 to 12. Remington Victorian houses on Oct. 12,13 Visits to the Cape May Point and the following weekend, Oct. Lighthouse are scheduled at various times throughout the crafts fair set 19 and 20, from noon to 4 p.m. Ihethfrd in a series of craft Tickets for the tours are: adults, week. The itinerary for the second and art festivals v/iil be held $15 per day, $25 per weekend; Saturday, Oct 12, from 10 a.m, children (ages 3 to 12), $7.50 per weekend also includes self- guided tours, a Victorian fash- to 4 p.m. at Farm 31, Route day and $12.50 per weekend. 31, Remington. Reduced daily tickets for five ion show and tea party, Satur- houses will be sold after 2 p.m. each day at $10 for adults, $5 for day afternoon luncheon and tour of the newly-restored Virginia Theshowwibeindoonin children. Hotel and a crafts sale. A Victorian vaudeville show, featuring the tame complex as the Pern- An antiques show featuring top dealers from throughout the period music by The Cape Harmonaires, is scheduled for Satur- sytanla Dutch Farmed Market, Northeast will be at the Christian Admiral Hotel Friday through day, Oct, 19, at 9 p.m. t ojuart#f*ntile south of the Flemiflfton fah^ouods. Admit* Sunday. Tours of structures with The social highlight of the lion It fret. stained glass windows, which week's activities is the "Glori- will be specially lighted, will ous Victorian Dinner and Ball" tfctoat* Indudir take place Sunday evening. Tours of historic houses, fashion shows and a vaudeville which will be held Saturday, A Victorian fashion show and sing-along Oct. 19, from 8 p.m. to midnight tea party will be held Saturdays, at the Christian Admiral Hotel. Oct 12 and 19, at 4:30 p.m. at Cape May Convention Hall. Visitors Victorian dress is encouraged, but not required. The cost is $40 w$ fWUfl RWMPi Ml 1VI1 can stay into the evening to enjoy Victorian and turn-of-the- per person and reservations are required. Call (609) 884-5404. oily of foodt and wl tntudt $ century vocal music. That evening, Victoria's Not-So-Final Fling, a Throughout the week there will be book signing parties featuring pig mat at w$ CUR aw m. lively sing-along, will take place at the Chalfonte Hotel, 301 authors of books with a Victorian theme as well as various lec- Howard Street tures. Also planned are boat tours, beach walks and a walking tour During the week, visitors can soak up the expertise of noted of historic districts. authorities on the Victorian era, tour the interiors of a Victorian For more information on Victorian week call (609) 884-5404 or tor Nov. 9, Nov.»to 30, end bed and breakfast and enjoy lectures and tours. write: Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts, 1048 Washington Street, Cape May, N.J., 08204. Places to go Free admission. •Lord Stirling Festi,al. re- aay nooi to 5 p.m. Free CLINTON HISTORICAL MUSEUM i'OSt p •Rare ooities dating oacK 150 •• Tenoots a d Coffeepots," 56 MatnSt,. Clinton enactment of Somerset Coy; ihrrojgn Ja°. 19. Museums years, through Oct. 27. m Colonial dn/s, 10 a.r\ to ''• i. oorceia»rs b, Ea/u'jrc (908) 735-4101 23. Reception at 5 p.n. Oct. 1 1 1 by George Washington m p.". Oct, 20, Donation. ? -,! ! Boe^rr, f'Oug " ^i OLD BARRACKS MUSEUM Tuesday Ihrough Suncioy 20. THE ART MUSEUM Barrac*St. Text to 1780, furnished »Mih penoci •'•Bypassed Places.' Dhcto- 1 Princetci. University (ro'Ti 10 a.m. to J p.m. Artalts •Oronri scuiotufe Dy Jonathan antiques. gracrs fjy Joditn J ^lett^H State ho.se complex (609)258-3788 ' $3, senior cit^ens il.'-O, c -i- Scon Hartley, througn '.torch EAST BRUNSWICK MUSEUM Ihro.-E'i Oct. 23, Tuesday through Sat,,'ti:t, dren Jl. 8. '509 396-1776 1 1 16 Mapte St.. East Brjrv.'C- GOLF HOUSE from 10 a.m. to 5 n.'v.. Gv- •"Fulper Form, Fi/^tiC' ri: r: 'ns from !r:e Nav.e tf-'-ftrt-rrj oa^ce D, fe^^'tf- jtionary War museum, f f : (908) 254-7329 ri h day from 1 p.m. to •" :).'',. M- FiDance." pottury, n (\,f ;' O-.-. n Collection.' t roug Snt'.jrctciyS and S'..'\1i),?,, :::'• Snrrir Da^ce T-ea'.re. 2 mrough Saturday 11 seum shop closes •< iv"-.. 30, jure 7. 1992. 1 a.i". tosp.m.. Sunday 1 p.m. f fl 1:30 R.' ;. tO4[),r" t>>!r<>,)- :; -. O:t. 27. Western European d' ;ti gs. NJ, MUSEUM NEWARK MUSEUM :o 5 c.Ti, Donation S2 for sculpture and decciiti.e a'*. .fs Uo'v, v,•:[>.":t.n OF AGRICULTURE > t ; 1 •19 •.'•a5"irgto " St., Ne.'.arn. acjits. SI for st^aents and se- from 19th and 20t ufM /"'•: lagf . 10 a.m. to J n, ". '>.'. EAST JERSEY OLDETOWNE f r r College Ftirr- Re "ea Route 1 201 596-6550 io Ciders, 50 cents for chil- Pre-Columbian ?ft a-ci •'•''. •' 12, 13. Children ^K^tt'.-.i '• Rr.or Po. ?. HOGS Ld'^e ;t '••..:.; i- :.• •• , Sau-rcj. a"O '.C-.v Brurs-'C^ T.esaay tffougr1 Sroa, ce- -nrjer 12. the Americas reow to. COLD SPRING VILLAGE Jc'^son Par*', ^iscii'.fi.vr'i. •908i 2"0-2O77 'rc^ '-oon to W5 o.f- Dona- • •'Hai! tre Conouenng Hero •Gt'itlery tDlkS Fritla. -V. ll'J1; 735 Soashore Rd. :906 463-907? p'.oa, are Sat-rCft. from 10 f *.o'. Largest i^seum couple Cc-es: George Washington's p.m. and Surcifij ;*t !i;; "" Ccln Spring 'ullage cor''-no?ioc o «si • v n r 3.11. to 5 D,' i.. S,i ca( roo : r r nt ^ t e state. Pewar.ert e.<:D- Tfumpfiant Entry into Tren- (See Speakers,i '609> 898-2300 Ctttet! 18!f C(i Air. jtr-jCtj''.' to 5 0."' Aa.iits S-3. '^ ton," through Marcn 31, Cci!,e May Coijn'.y'ustof!•.: i2. tiiia'er- y'-cier u free. •"'Of War, Law and the Third BLACKSMITH MUSEUM t'*1^ co,.'My [M'* i>':'icc> '.;• River St., Millsict1 L*•• J'••.- .;:'• \at.i.e American Hfe," AmeirjTem," through Jure 1. lure1! nn 22 acres of ire. (908) 873-2803 |i-fuur Oct. 16. C':if-Pai-^nga-ciSc.,ipijre." PROPRIETARY HOUSE il.50. chiirtron I.VO s'-oi) •.•:;&" 10 •:•. •- to 3 r- " Sunday from 1 30 .: ••. V N.J. STATE MUSEUM '.j'risfiat'C Galien. Asia1" GaL 149KearryAve. '5 cents. Staso' *>:i'r JANE VOORHEES ZIMMERLl 205 /.cst S-tate St. p.Hi. through Dfr. 8 I'lt-.ilr'f ENVIRONMENTAL permiitmg. BiticKs^it11 tv^ ART MUSEUM 908 826-2100 CRANBURY MUSEUM EDUCATION CENTER 1|ni ll CCD r wheelwright enim P t ff'a- " .•.*:•'••> ..• .»•••'. '•'O'lBt" ce' t.,r. '-a'isiO'i •1 f3-!!^ PI.. Cffi"!!'..-!-. [ ! siti. vro V; i.v. ,'.'a. tured m blac^rni'h ; o;: d.'i'.- 9,1 •>•• i' fklr.e ing from the rid -I?-'"'' 'tv. Continued on page 10 October 9-11, 1991 Forbes Newspapers Weekend 7 VIES Video rewind Southern Slamming 'The Doors' discomfort If you considered '60s rock star Jim Morrison to be the A woman disrupts modem-day Dionysus, then by a Georgia town all means rent Tht Ooora (UVE Home Video), Oliver in 'Rambling Rose' Stone's groupie love ode to the By STEVEN HART leather-clad pouter, If, on the WeekendPlus Editor other hand, you cant hear "The aura Dern is as long and End" without gigging, if you be- graceful as the neck of a lieve Momson* sin^l be- swan, and as the title char- longed in a duet with Bobby Lacter of Rambling floie "Boris" Ptckett on 'The Monster she sets pulses racing and bow- Mash" *nd if you thin* hH at- tics twirling whenever she tenipU to emulate ftimbmid sashays down the street merited only a shower of cock* The setting is small-town tail weenies at a grtd*chool Georgia in the mid-30s, and poetry reading, you mitfit want Rambling Rose is about a young woman fresh from a backwoods dirt farm who more or less in- beam art uncanny resemblance nocently flouts convention while to the Uzard King and ha$ come searching for Mr. Right in a up with a good irnpreiaton of field of Mr. Wrongs. It's also his deep, flat voice but this part about a man who comes to shouWVe gone to Bi Murray, Hose's aid when convention whose lounge singer routine tries to have its revenge. Lukas Haas (right) Is spellbound by his family's new housekeeper (Laura Dern) in the film Rambling Rose. drew from the same welt that For everybody has designs on produced "Touch Me." Rosebud, from the lecherous town doctor (Kevin Conway), who exploits her sexually and then sioned Rose, resorting to the classics to fend off her teenaged proposes a surgical cure for her "wildncss," all the way down to crush ("Here I stand at Thermopylae - the Persians shall not Hot rentals the teenaged narrator Buddy (Lukas Haas), who dreams of explor- pass!") or engaging in sly pillow-talk with Mother (the single best ing the world's wicked ways and thinks Rose is the guide he's been scene in a film full of goodies), Duvall is the kind of actor directors on video waiting for, The only people lookin out for her are the couple must wish for at Christmastime. who've hired her as a housekeeper: Mother (Diane Ladd), a free- Certainly Rambling Rose is a long overdue present for Martha aiattwtak) thinker who listens to the world through a buzzing, whining hear- Coolidge, a former documentarian whose feature-film career is a ing-aid; and Daddy (Robert Duvall), a courtly eccentric who stalks textbook example of the way Hollywood jerks around women film- Z Home Alone (U around in a beat-up straw hat muttering about his "epizoodies" makers. Her direction of Valley Girl made it a dozen times better when he's upset. than a cash-in quickie had any right to be (Nicholas Cage, in his Martha Coolidge, directing her first decent script since making first starring role, gave what remains his most winning perform- (41 her feature debut with the unlikely Valley Girl back in 1983, has a ance) but it landed her in a slob-comedy rut. Aside from Real gentle sense of humor, a keen but sympathetic eye for social foi- Genius, another better-than-you'd-expect teen item, her subse- 6. Misery (8) bles and the kind of light touch needed to keep Caldcr Willing- quent films have been the kind of work-for-hire projects a desper- 7. King Ralph (7) ham's script from turning into either another condescending look ate director uses to keep her hand in: Hiding Out, Plain Clothes 8. The Hard Way at Hollywood Southerners or a heavy-handed feminist melodrama. and, most embarrassingly, Joy of Sex. It's no wonder she spent five 9. He S«W( She SaW (10) She also has an acc-in-the-holc: Robert Duvall, who plays Daddy years fighting to get financing for Rambling Rose: it shows off her 10. GoodfeHw i8] with a twinkling enjoyment of the role and an acting generosity strengths as a director, and may just be the break she's needed for Source: Billboard, Oct. S issue, that ignites the rest of the cast. Whether faced with an impas- close to a decade. More power to it, and to her. Film capsules TERMINATOR 2: OPKNIN<;S cop framed for murder by tnc* CITY SUCKERS conwet he put away years tx.- JUDGMENfDAY 1 See your local Forbes Newspaper ERNEST SCARED STUPID •Hiroc '•;<:.'• "'Or - ,'i;);>-', v, '<'• "itli; I •:,':-l . VlUirf, tii>ni l.||l; |lj- r ru fort (John Uthfto.'.-). Witfi i Continued from pago 8 Route 202, Bernardsville Lewton, with an emphasis on (908} 766-0357 mood and atmosphere rather BROOK THEATRE Review revue than flat-out scares - though 10 Hamilton St., Bound Brook several scenes, such as the (908) 469-9665 one in which a woman is BRIDQEWATER COMMONS 7 stalked by something unseen Route 22 and Commons Way, in a park, are memorably Bridgewater Freddy's Dead (that's what they said) creepy. With Simone Simon. (908) 725-1161 Sunday, Oct. 13, tt 7:30 GENERAL CMEMA ith FrwMy's tadi The Final Nlghtmart, the folks p.m. In tnt NJ. Muwum or RUTGERS PLAZA SIX at New line Cinema promise they've rung down the Afrkulturt, Routi 1 South & Easton Avenue Cotogt Farm Road, New Franklin Township, curtain on Freddy Krueger, the razor-gloved fiend of the Brunswick, Admission $3. (908) 828-8787 N/gntmare on Elm Street series who has spent the past HIUSB0RO CINEMA W (908)9321482. six yean stalking and killing teenagers in their dreams. Since the INDIA SONG (1W7) Route 206 South Nl&htmm flicks generally enjoyed better reviews than most horror Hillsboroug). •Alienation and colonialism in flicks, it seemed worthwhile to see if Freddy's exit - helped along 1937 Calcutta, from the (908) 359-4480. French novelist Marguerite GENERAL CINEMA by a stick of dynamite in his torso - produced any teary eyes in the Doras. FiMay, Oct. 11, at 7 SOMERVRLE CIRCLE critics' section. p.m. In Voortiats Hal Room 105(ntxttothtZlmm«f« Routes 28 & 202, Raritan Muttum), QMqt and Ham- (908) 5260101 Won itratti, New Brun- MONTGOMERY iwtek, Mmtaton 13. (908) CENTER THEATER Entertainment Weekly 932-8482. Routes 206 & 518, Rocky Hill (609)924-7444 With its "fragmentary pop dreamscapes" that "didn't necessarily make sense, but.. .were fun to watch," wrote Owen QMbarman, the CINEMAS UNION Freddy Krueger series brought horror films into the MTV era. "By all Theu are ttwaters In MM- accounts, fatty's Dead should have been the lollapalooza of them all. dtoiox, Somerttt, Union, CINEPLEXODEONCRANFORD Instead, It's disappointingly ho-hum, without the spectaular - and often Huntordon and Morrii COM- 25 North Avenue West very funny - special effects that have become the hallmark of this Uei, Consult the t«r«twy In Cranford series," Gleiberman wrote, noting that the series' producers have killed this week's Forties Newspaper (908) 276 9120 for movies and snowtlmes at RIALTO TRIPLEX and resurrected Freddy so many times that what Is presented as his each theater. Wostftcld grand finale "has no kick at all... by taking the finality out of death, (908) 232 1288 they've already robbed the horror genre of its giddy sting." MIDDLESEX GENERAL CINEMA BLUE STAR Route 22 West, Watchung AMBOY MULTIPLEX- Roseanne Barr Arnold and her husband Tom have a brief cameo Route 9 & 35, Sayreville. (908)322-7007 Philadelphia Inquirer WESTRELO TWIN CINEMA appearance in Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare. (908) 721-3400. For Stavtn Raa, Freddy's Dead was an "ambitious, gimmicky, light- KENDALL PARK CINEMAS 138 Centra! Ave., Westfield. Route 27 (908) 654-4721 hearted, heavy-handed and horrific - a garish gothic comedy of terror." Kendall Park LINDEN F1VEPLEX Rowing review of Freddy's Revenge, the second and worst film of the (908) 422-2444 400 North Wood Ave., linden series, called the old boy's send-off "ghoultshly ingenious" and said that MENLOPARK (908) 925-9787 People by ending the series before its inspiration died out (according to her), the GENERAL CINEMAS producers displayed "the kind of class not usually found in the horror Menlo Park Mall "The series has been moribund for quite a while anyway, so this is Route 1 and HUNTERDON really a formality;' wrote Ralph Novak. "But it's nice to see the old genre." Parsonage Road, Edison. HUNTERDON THEATER- boy go out with a bit of style." Novak deplored the "foolish 3-D se- (908) 549-6767 Route 31, Remington MOVIE CITY 6- quence" that wraps up the fHm, described the cast as the most compe- Washington Post (908) 782-4815 Oak Tree Shopping Center tent since the original 1984 flick and saluted the filmmakers for keeping CINEMA PLAZA FtVEPLEX Edison things "as (i^rt as can be expected in a movie in which people's heads Route 202-31, Remington (908) 549-6666 are sKoworoQt to do wKh performer Robert Entfund getting sick of the series," specu- UA MIDDLESEX (908J 782-2777 lated Daaaon How*. 'The climactic sequence is kind of fun, since it's MALL CINEMA done in 3-D," he added. "But It's not particularly frtyrtening. If anything, Hadley & Stelton roads MORRIS South Plainfield New York Times this movie's playful, like a Freddy testimonial dinner." As for this being (908) 753-2246 AMC HEADQUARTERS 10 Freddy's swan song, Howe noted that "the movie still provides a clear 72 Headquarters Plaza Janat MasNn, who left many people shaking their heads with her opportunity for more sequels." SOMERSET Morristown BERNARDSVIUC CINEMA (201) 292-0606 • v CRHNFORD • * « GOLF FALL SPECIAL Italiai} Festival Come Watch the Leaves SATURDAY, OCT. 12" Change in the Sourland Mtns. 11-5 PM Linda's t JOIN for'92 and play free (Roindott5un.,Oct.l3J2-5PM) - balance of '91, Farm Stand Membership fee held to Exit 137 off GSPkwy. East St. • Annandale, NJ 1991 rates! In downtown Cranford Directions: 45 mln, west of Newark on 1-78 to Exit 18. Pass Miller's • WEEKDAY DEAL- CNOflQ COttrROO Sf. Ofld Tavern, make first right onto East St. Annandale NJ. Follow signs. "Greens fees, cart, lunch North AMwue neor & drink $29,50. (With this ad) tnt town dock. September 28th thru Halloween COIUmbUS Day Special Fr* Hay RMt• Monday, Oct. 14 FREIAOMISSION • Free Hay Rides Sat. & Sun. Hillsborough AND PARKING • Friendly Farm Animals •Food • Pick-Your-Own Pumpkins Country Club • Am Beware As You Drive Our Haunted Trail.' Call for Tee Time • Crafts GROUP VISITS BY APPOINTMENT 725-1555 > Applts»Indian Corn»Mums»Cidtf • MnW Pumpfclm 908-369-3322 7/ & loti moral Don'f forgef fo StKJiiMin-cl by the Visit Linda's Bridgewater I'mnfurd Location Chamber of Commerce On Your Way FOR MORE INFO CALL Home! (908) 709-7208 .831 Rt 202-206 N. OPEN EVERYDAY 10-5 .CRANFORD, t October 9-11,1991 Forbes Newspapers Weekend Continued from pift 7 Restored historic village with (908) 249-6971 bers, $12 (or non-membera. occupied by last Royal Gover- buildings spanning New Jersey Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- HUNTSRDON COUNTY UBRARY nor of the Colony. history from Colonial to Victo- day, Friday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Route 12, Remington RUTGERS GEOLOGY MUSEUM rian eras. Re-created Lenape Thursday: 10 a.m, to 8 p.m. (908) 788-1444 Hamilton St. village, portion of Morris Canal Saturday: 10 a.m, to 5 p.m, •Decorative paintings by the •Wooden masks by Alexander between College Ave, and crafts and trades demon- Brushing Violets, through Octo- Haviland, through Oct. 23. and George St. strated. Adults S7.5O week- ber. CHILDREN'S SPECIALIZED (Old Queens Campusj ends. S6 weekdays; senior citi- •Amateur photography show, HOSPITAL Rutgers University zens $5 weekends, S4.50 through October, New Brunswick weekdays: children S3. New Providence Rd. JCC ART GALLERY (908) 932-7243 •Civil War living history" en- Mountainside Jewish Community Center campment w-6tri New Hamp- Monday through Friday, 9 (908) 233-3720, ext, 379 of Metropolitan snsre Volunteer Infantry, 4th a.m. to 4 p.m. Free admission. Daily8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. by New jersey U.S. Regular Infantry, 1st Ne.v SAYREVILLE HISTORICAL aDpointment. 760 Northfield Ave. Jersey Cavalry and 10th New f SOCIETY MUSEUM •Oil and mk paintings o Brazil West Orange York Cavalry, Oct. 27 from 10 Mam St. aid by Robert Almeida, thrcugh (201) 736-3200 a.m. to 5 p.m. PuJaski Ave., SayreviHo . October. •"Art and Action: Works by •908) 721-0334 •Chinese brush art by Emma Alex Singer," through Oct, 27. Sundays from 1:30 p.m. to Prince, through October and KENNEDY UBRARY 4 p.m. Galleries November 500 Hoes Lane, Piscataway TRAILSIOE NATURE COLLEGE CENTER GALLERY (908) 463-1633 AJ.LEDERMAN FINE ART AND SCIENCE CENTER Middlesex County College •Aerial views of Piscataway 309 Court St., Hoboken Watchung Reservation 155 Mill Road, Edison Township by John Brush, (201) 659 3570 Coles Ave, and New !908) 906-2566 through October. Thursday and Fnday from Monday through Friday, 10 Providence Road A.J. LEDERMAN FINE ART noon to 7 p.m., Saturday and a.m. to 4:30 p.m, Mountainside 309 Court St., Hoboken Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. •Visual art touring exhibit of (908) 789-3670 (201) 659-3570 Also by appointment. NJ. State Teen Arts Program, Science arid nature displays. Joyce HJkm Awnue Is one of the put* and OH wite by Frank Zuccaratti Thursday and Friday from through Oct. 30. Daily from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. ARK II GALLERY SiPtekfWd noon to 7 p.m., Saturday and COSTER'S GALLERY Free admission, Planetarium 33 Mine St.. Flemtngton Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. 233 Rantan Ave. snows Sundays at 2 p.m. and (908) 782-8235 Also by appointment. GALLERY AT New Brunswick Patt Blue, Alec Nicolescu and 3:30 p.m., admission S2, se- .V^dnesday through Satur- Highland Park •"Airports: Power and Pa- BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBS (908) 545-1689 Tony Velez, Oct. 15 through nior cn^ens SI.70. day 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday (908) 247-2345 tience" and "Number Series," Route 206, Princeton •Paintings by Susanta Stoiarz Oct. 29, •Hayndes for the whole family, noon to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Thurs- paintings by Elias Friedensohn, (609) 683-6275 and Colvin Cumerbatch. HUNTERDON ART CENTER 7 p.m. Oct. 18. Ram date Oct. •Retrospective of "Alan M. day, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fnday through Nov. 8. Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- JAMES HOWE GALLERY 7 Center St., Clinton 25, Bring blankets and cnairs. Hunt, Zoological Painter." and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 LUMINA ART GALLERY day, Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m, Vaughn-Eames Halt (908) 735-8415 Cost S2 per person. through Oct. 31. p.m. 251 Route 18, East Brunswick Thursday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Kean College, Union Thursday and Friday from •'lichens: A Plant Coopera- AVANT1 GALLERIES •Second part of "Double- (908) 651-0800 Saturday, Sunday and holi- (908) 527-2347 noon to 4 p.m., Saturday and tive" of algae and fungus, 2 6 North Union St. Barreled Exhibition" by the Vis- Monday through Friday from days, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Free Monday through Thursday, Sunday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. p.m, Oct. 13. Donation. Lambertville ual Arts League, Oct. 14 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday admission, 10 a.m. to 2 p,m, and 5 p.m. •"The Artist Looks at Hunter- •Samples of "Apples," 2 P.m. (609) 397-8900 through Nov. 3. Reception from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sun- •"Contemporary Furniture to 7 p.m. Friday 10 a.m. to. don County," through Nov. 24. Oct. 20. Donation, •Works by Keith Hanng, Oct. from noon to 5 p.m. Oct. 20. day from noon to 5 p.m, Makers of the American North- noon, Also by appointment. •Workshops for art and anti- •"Enviroiopes," 2 p.m. Oct. 13 through Nov. 3, Opening EDISON FREE PUBLIC UWURY HOWARO MANN ART CENTER east," Oct. 12 through Nov. •Works by faculty members Ri- ques collectors at 7:30 p.m. 27. Donation. reception from 1 p.m. to 6 340 Plainfield Ave,t Edison 45 North Main St. 17. Opening reception Oct. 13 chard Buncamper, Robin "Antiques of the Future," Oct. WATERLOO VILLAGE p.m. Oct. 13. (908)287-2298 LamLertville from 3 p.m, to 5 p.m. Landa and David Troy, through 10. Old rugs and quilts, Oct. RESTORATION B,BEAME$DERFERGAUERY •Magic props by the Society of (609) 397-2300 GALLERY LANKA Oct. 10. 17. Identifying silver, Oct. 24. 1-80 Exit 25. 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They This disc marks the NJSO's nstage and on television, first orchestral recording with she's Rory, the "rock'n- write music and lyrics with mes- sages that range from the simple music director Hugh Wolff. 'roll mom" who sings The HarblsorVLadeimaft re- and dances her way into - "Eat your veggies," "take a O bath," etc. - to more powerful cording is available through New children's lives. Offstage, you probably statements. World Records at (212) 302* wouldn't guess that she was a "I worry about kids having 0460. performer unless she told you - choices at a young age," she Other NJSO recordings cur- she's pretty shy. continued. "It's hard today for rently available include Rodger* kids growing up - there are a and Hart's Bate* /n Arms, also "I'm not the kind of person lot of problems. 1 really feel bad who performs offstage," said on New World Records, and for kids today in some cases. Christmas Masterpieces (with Rory - who prefers not to give The messages should be posi- out her real name — in a voice tive, because kids have enough the Westminster Choir), tvaP. not unlike that of the Little Mer- mess in their life." able on Gothic Records. maid. She prefaces most of her sentences with "gosh" and Rory is also conscious of a "gee." less-recognized segment of her • audience - parents, Dance series Helped this past summer by The Rory Story, a one-hour spe- "They're the ones who have to gets underway cial on the Disney Channel, listen to your tapes over and Rory (who will perform with over again in the car," she said, $maf/Worctefs, arwvwrt The Rocket Band Oct 13 at the laughing. She speaks from expe- choreographed, written and di- State Theatre in New Brun- rience, as she is also a parent of rected by Nina Martin kicks off swick) has become a national two boys, ages 4 and 8. the DancePlus series at Rutgers children's icon. "I really enjoy children's tele- University on Thursday, Oct 17, Her music, which she calls vision, and I had been listening at 8 p.m. in the Uoree Dance "Kidrock," just landed her a to the children's music industry Theatre, Upman Drive off Nichol deal with Sony Music Entertain- for a while when I decided to Avenue on the Douglass College , ment, which will use her to try it myself about six years ago," she said. campus, New Brunswick. spearhead a new division of al- The 60-minute piece takes a bums and videos for kids. An eye-opener for Rory was But it's been a "long haul," ac- the difference between the wry look at human foibles, cording to the 36-ycar-old moth- mainstream music business and blending humor and pathos in er of two. the children's entertainment in- its use of golf as a metaphor for Rory's real-life story began in dustry. the contradictions in American the Washington, D.C., area, "Children's business is differ- life. where she sang jingles while also performing in nightclubs. Over ent, mainly because you get no radio airplay,11 she said. "Without Tickets are $14, $12 for the the years her music has absorbed pop, jazz, blues, country and television exposure and live performances, you're very limited." eWerty and Rutgers faculty and staff, and $7 for Rutgen stu- doo-wop. Last year she released Hory's Little Broadway, an album RORY & THE ROCKET BAND Sunday, Oct. 13, at 3 p.m. in the State dents, For more information, calf of some of her favorite Broadway hits from shows like Bye Bye Theatre, 19 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick, Tickets $13, $11, $9, (908) (908) 932*7511 Birdie, Peter Pan and Gypsy, 246-7469, Soundings McEachcrn Recital Hall •Operatic works in a cabaret RICHARD ALSTON Rutgers Univer-ity MUSIC AND DANCE J.S. Bach, Poulenc, Turrin and DANCE Montclair State College setting w/Walter Pool, tenor, Friday, Oct. IB, 8 p.m. New Brunswick Friday, Oct. IB, 8 p.m. Mendelssohn. Free admission DancePLUS Oct. 12. Admission S12 Oct. Upper Montclair and Margaret Brooks, soprano. Somerset County library (908) 932-7511 Nicholas Music Center Thursday, Oct. 17, 8 p.m. 13. (201) 893-5228 Admission S20, North Bridge St. 4 Vogl Dr. •String ensemble performs George St. & Route 18 Loree Dance Theatre NEW PHILHARMONIC •Pianist performs 20th-century JAYUNOAR BridgBwater three works by Beethoven: Rutgers University Lipman Dr., Douglass Col- Of NEW JERSEY works from the Soviet Union. Saturday, Oct. 12,7:30 (908) 526-4016, exL 119 Quartet No, 1 in F major, Se- New Brunswick lege rfcso Quartet In F minor, Quar- Saturday, Oct. 19,8 p.m. Free admission. p.m. •Pianist performs works by (908) 932-7511 New Brunswick tet in E flat major. Adults $20; Sunday, Oct. 20,7 p.m. RUTGERS JAZZ ENSEMBLE Appei Farm Arts & Music Moiart, Gershwn and Chopin. •Selections from the operas of (908) 932-7511 senior citizens, RU faculty and Bickford Theatre. Morris Mu- Friday, Oct. 11,8 p.m. Center Free admission. Jean-Baptiste Lully, performed •Nina MartirVPerformance in staff $18; RU students $10. by the Rutgers Baroque Con- seum Nicholas Music Center Elmer-Shirley Rd., Elmer LAMHEME Smafl Atonders, where golf is a PWLCOOKfV sort w/Cha/totte Malta*, harp 6 Normandy Heights Rd. George St. at Route 18 (800) 243-8478 Friday, Oct. 25. and metaphor for Amencan life. MARGARET NELSON sichord, and danced by Cathe- Morristown Rutgers University •Fiddler and composer per- Saturday, Oct. 26,8 p.m. Adults S14; senior citizens, RU Friday, Oct. 11,8:30 p.m. rine Turocy. Adults 58; senior (201) 538-0454 New Brunswick forms traditional songs from McEachem Recital Hall Hackensack Meadow! ands citizens, RU faculty and staff •Handel's Concerto Grosso (908) 932-7511 Scandinavia to Texas w/Molly faculty and staff $12; RU stu- Montdar State College Development Commission $7; RU students S3. No. 9 in F major; Mozart's Di- •17-piece band w/Michaei Mason, vocals, guitar and dents $7. Upper Montdair Environment Center RITA HURLEY vertimento in D major, K. 251; Philip Mossman in his debut piano. Admission $15, seating (201) 893-5228 AUDITIONS Valley Brook Ave., Lyndhurel Tuesday, Oct. 15.8 p.m. vocal works by J.S. Bach and as director. Adults 58; RU fac- limited. •Workshop featuring excerpts RARITAN VALLEY (201) 460-8300 Count Basie Theatre Vivaldi w/Louise Wohlafka, so- ulty, the elderly and staff S7; WARREN VACHEQWNTET from the Puccini opera. Dona- SYMPHONIC BAND •Traditional folk songs from 99MonmouthSt.,RedBank prano. Admission $15. RU students $3. Sunday, Oct. 20,2 p.m. tion. Hiilsborough High School Britain and North America. 1908) 842-9000 OCTOKR UEDERAKND SOLID MASS Bhdgewater Manor CANMCARLEY-ROTH Adults $4, students and senior •Widow of reggae legend Bob Saturday, Oct. 19,8 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 27,7;30 p.m. Route 202-206, Bridgewater Homestead Rd., Belle Mead Sunday, Oct 13,3 p.m. citizens $3, Bnngamugfor Marley In a memorial concert Saenger Halle St. Bernard's Church (201) 887-3167 1908) 359-7485 War Memorial refreshments. w/The Waters, Marcia Griffiths. 220 Somerset St. 88 Claremont Rd. •Jazz ensemble featuring Lew •Rehearsals Wednesdays at John Fitch Plaza, Trenton Andrew Tosh, Maccabee Band. North Plainfield Bemardsvile Tabaclun, flute and tenor sax. 7:30 p.m. m high school band (609)888-0909 RENEDAUNDAN Admission $22.50, $16.50. (908) 3560477 (908) 766-0602 Admission $15. room. •Organist performs standards Saturday, Oct. 26,4 p.m. NJ. CMAMKR MUSK SOCIETY •Folk songs and light classics •Ensemble performs music MARLENEVtfriANCK SUMMIT CHORALE and recent songs. Adults $8, Watchung Arts Center Saturday, Oct. 12,5 p.m. in German and English, sung from medieval to modern. Ad- Friday, Oct, 25.8 p.m. Chnst Church $6; senior citizens and stu- 18 Stirling Rd., Watchung Sunday, Oci. 13, 3 p.m. by the 40-voice ctiorus of the mission S10. Watchung Arts Center Gal- dents $5. (908) 753-0190 561 Springfield Ave. Morris Museum Plainfield Gesang-und Turn- TIC NIGHT AT THE OPERA lery CLEVELAND QUARTET •Classical pianist performs in a Summit 6 Normandy Heights fid, Verein, Admission $7, includes Saturday, Oct. 19,8 p.m. 18 Stirling Rd.. Watchung solo recital. Admission $20, 1201) 635-5548 Thursday, Oct. 10,8 p.m. Momstown dancing, Fairieigh Dickinson University (908) 753-0190 Nicholas Music Center $10. SARAH ROTHENBERQ Lcnlell Hall, Madison •Rehearsals Tuesdays at 7:45 AN EVENING OF BAROqUE (201) 5380454 •Jazz vocalist. Admission S1Q. p.m. George St. at Route 18 •Ensemble pcrfofms works by Fnday, Oct. 25, noon (201) 593-8620 Opfcto ftlM I Listen Rastaman New venue for live music tribute Unton County hat it*w Oct. 15 homage wruiforRw takies,ooiwtr y and 1htSta|eatthtlnntp«tQf for Bob Mariey, ttw 8ti0i Houtt Inn atftont reggae superstar By STEVEN HART M rnuric on fittyMtf Satur- WeekendPtus Editor Iht flwtfc ta0nt Friday, Oct eggae, that unmistakable lit with Mutantptffofnwr Jamaican music with its Ralpti Utwffti folcwtfj on Satur* slow, bobbing rhythm day.OctttbyttfcFootsca R and hypnotic beat, can Trio, a Nuw and R4B outfit be heard today in everything from Top-40 songs to com- FUtuwihowlnciudianOct mercials for fabric softener, SSHatowenbMhandoos- Yet before the mid-7Gs, reggae tuma party ^NtwOiHam and its parent music, ska, were RIB ftom tha Voodutfas* virtually unknown outside Ja- Ihl CrMoant City connection maica. The man most respon- continual on Oct 25 **htr* sible for changing that state of vooooo nnyuwn tunp. affairs was the late Bob Mariey, The Waders Band, a group comprised of many of the original members of Bob Marley's group the Waiters, will tw tnOfi »m)nn8uonf cat (906)3224224, who came out of the slums of perform as part of a tribute to Mariey at the Count Basle Theatre in Red Bank. Kingston to achieve interna- • • '. ••'•••':. •• '.• • ; \ '•••• tional stardom, and next week some of his colleagues and family ing a United States concert and was diagnosed as suffering from will gather at the Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank to com- brain and lung cancer. He died several months later. Blues trio memorate the man who remains a national hero in Jamaica, Though Mariey and the Wallers built a devoted following in lit New Hope Marley's wife Rita, former backup singer Marcia Griffiths, the Europe and Africa, the group never achieved more than cult status Wailers Band and Andrew Tosh, in the United States, which pre- tf ohtidwtoulind . son of Marley's onetime band- ferred its reggae filtered through mate Peter Tosh, will perform a . £ . i/jj-r J •- r familiar pop sources. Marley's Thutday, Ootl7, at Jotn and Tuesday, Oct. 15, tribute to mark concert features Mariey s wife and musicians who most famous song, «j shot the the 10th anniversary of Marley's were with him from the start of his career Sheriff;1 provided a comeback untimely death at the age of 36. J J Mariey broke into the tiny Ja- : hit for Eric Clapton in 1974, and 4MW fpuwfc| (h a SpMJ d • maican recording industry at the age of 17 with some hel:p from r- reggae-inflected beats have fu- Jimmy Cliff, a formidable performer in his own right who also eled songs by Paul Simon ("Mother and Child Reunion"), the Po- flp and SttaWot aou helped reggae become an almost-household word. By the time he lice ("Roxanne"), Johnny Nash {"I Can See Clearly Now") and apran oy wanoari aonpi§ signed a deal with Island Records in 1972, Mariey and the Wailers Steve Wonder ("Master Blaster"). had become one of Jamaica's most popular groups. The lineup for the Count Basie tribute includes the Wailers After the departure of bandmates Peter Tosh and Bunny Living- Band, Marley's reconstituted backup group - many of the mem- ston, Mariey expanded the Wailers, brought in a female back-up bers were with Mariey from the beginning - and his wife Rita, group called the I-Threes (featuring his wife Rita) and produced who has pursued a successful solo career since her husband's albums such as Rastaman Vibration, Exodus and Survival, along death. the way popularizing such aspects of Jamaican culture as the sect Also on the bill are Marcia Griffiths, a former member of the I- blue* albums of the year,M of Rastafarianism and the drcadlock hairstyle. Threes, and Andrew Tosh, whose band Soul Syndicate includes Th* tickets am $12, $10 for Back home in Jamaica, Mariey achieved the status of a religious members of his father's old group Word, Sound and Power. pfaftfrad ma^nj customeis. and political figure whose pronouncements drew national atten- BOB MARIEY ANNIVERSARY TRIBUTE Tuesday, Oct. 15, at 8 p.m. in the Cal (215) 862-0823 for tion. Wounded in a 1976 assassination attempt, Mariey continued Count Basie Theatre, 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank. Tickets $22.50, $16,50. reservations. to perform and record until 1980, when he collapsed onstage dur- For more information, call (908) 842-9000. Club mix 1 BINGO S H/aU Regency Pnncoton 51 Mam St.. South River Mane, Pat & Pending. Joe Gia- GIGGLES COMEDY CAFE Inn for1 •(•':. Sr-::: Route 1 & Aie»anc)ef Road '908f 257-8325 coio, Oct. 10. Clarion Hotel & Towers, 2055 '.ii:^ Pi, ?\y.^^ West Windsor 1 •Dc Ja Vu, Ocl 10. •Dr. Feelgood, Big Dog, Tide Route 27, Edison •308. 469-5rX I609J 987-8018 •Voices. Oct. 11. Away, Oct. 11. (908) 287-3500 r •*A'le V.orV '.ff.-j.r. ^ Headline comedy Tuesday • Bums in the Part-, Oct. 12 •Trash Mavericks. Fiance. Live comedy every Friday and r aiKiit'in'jinii»;,"'. •; '.r,; Ihrough Thursday and SuncJjy CORNERSTONE Mob, The Margin. Oct, 1?. Saturday, showtime 10 p.m. at 8:30 p.m.. Friday at 3:30 \ New and Pearl streets, THE EXCHANGE HIDEAWAY LOUNGE BIRCH HILL NIGHT CLUB p.m. and 11p.m.. Saturday at Metuctien Routes 202-206, Bndgewatcr Edison Country Inn 7 p.m., 9:15 p.m., 11:30 p.m. (908i 549-5306 1908) 526-7090 Route 1 South A Prince St., •aCS- 536 %bh College Night every Tuesday •John Cocuzzi Quartet. Oct. Open blues jam, Tuesdays. Edison and Sunday. 11. 12, (908) 548-7000 1 THE FAR SIDE •T.P.L., Po'e--,. Or .. \i. •Mano Joyncr, mrougn Oct. •Buck; Pirelli. Oci. 16. 789 Jersey Avo. J. AUGUSTS 13. BOLRBON STREET CAFE •Mike LcDonne. Oct. 18, 19, New Brunswick 19 Dennis St., New Brunswick •John Joseph, Oc", 15 through Old Ba/ tfesvau/a".' •Skip Roberts w/lynn Arriale, (908) 246-9414 .908) 2-;r>fi(j?H 51-63 Chtjrcn St., \f:.'. Bnj-> Oct. 20, Oct. 23. Open-mike night, Mondays. r-futj City J-mi. -MXy Sunday •Ron SHOCK Oct. 22 through 1 •Dan Barrett Quartet, Oct. 7b. •Bright Water Garden, Oct. 11. Mill! , oil III i!t Mi' "! t'ltifi Ell 111 !908< 246-3111 Oct. 27, 1 •Andy [usco Quartet, Oct. 26. •Chase Her, Oct. 12. v.'-liO'J'.*. \',l;di.'. BRIGHTON BAR CLUB BENE •Lefwre Raphael w/Joe Culm. FAST LANE N •Hif-U.iil ly f. itn.'IrM LKidfr 121 Brighton A..F;., Long Oct. 30. 207 Fourth Ave., Asbury Park li;i:0, Of.1, l^1 •• Brancn 908- 727-3000 CORNER TAVERN 1908) 988 3205 •l.Vr .i; . ft.c (.''uiiM Oct. 16. !908i 222-9684 •Loon Russell. Qa II. ; 113 Somerset St. 99-cent dance night, Thursday •Bin"'., .In J-II ;, fK.'., I <" •Gne.cusAngols. Und •Goto Barbif:n. Oct. 12. New Brunswick and Saturday. The Locals, Oct 10 •Tom Scot:. Oct. 13. •Ci'in jilicr,. Oil- /3. 908i247 7677 •Mighty U?mr>n Drops, Sister •Pnarmacy, Oct 11. •Kirit>y Fried/nnn. Ocl. 19, •(/:'/.. Of J'1 COURT TAVERN Double Hriipness, Whirling i 1 r •LagunaMofet, Motei •Michael Hudtjts. Oct. 20. l;i .Jt;;,',!ii'i i l.'iili, UCl. 71. 124 Church St. Dervishes, Oct. 11, out. Belle 5We. Oct. 12 •Acoustic -Icfiemy. Or:. 26. J.J. ROCKERS '•iCvv Brunswick •The Hoodoo Gurus, Mercy CALALOO CAFE THE CLUBHOUSE M.I Ii.Tiii! Hrl , Sn-t1:)! PI.HM^ .903) 545-7265 Circle, Ocl. 1?. 190 South S!.. Mofnsio.v 116 Watching A-.c,. Platnfittrj :\!'W> L'J. -l'J\ l THE COVE •The Fiend?, m(jtin(.'i; Oct. 7i). 20v 993 1100 (908.. 76 J-9267 R;;ii!O '?.b r .••'•rift. Gnn'.li Amlmy 108 Chestnut St.. Roselle "innocence MiSMn, Carry N;i U.e comfrd/ Fndrt/ cii'ii S Lac!i','s ntgtv. /, Jazzman Tom Scott will perform Oct. 13 at the i'flOHl I'.'I '.WJ i908) 241-1226 tion. Oct. 2*3. da/; ro^^a'ion'i r'«juire(.i. JACK O'CONNOR'S Open ctjffeuhouse, TucscJitys. Club Bene In Sayreville. •Nuclear Assault, Coroner, COCKTAILS Continued on page 14 CATCH A RISING STAR •Ira Spinred, M-vns & Ann Ripping Cmpst1, N John Marino and Lynn Davis are a 'Mass Appeal' Royal bickering royal couple in The Lion in Mnter. set at MCC Well-known character actor banter force to be reckoned with, ma- Charles White wilt star in Man neuvers and bargains for her re- fypeal, Bill C.Davis' play about lease and the elevation of Rich- the conflict between an older lion in Winter' ard, her favorite son, priest and a young seminarian, As the family members bru- to be performed Oct. 10 a war of words tally jockey for position, the through 13 at the Studio The- By ALEC M.ADAMS script is stacked on the side of atre of Middlesex County Col- WeekendPlus Theater Critic Eleanor, who has the best lege, Woodbridge Avenue and he Lion In Winter, now scenes and the best lines. In Mil! Road in Edison, playing at the Villagers this production she is well- Performances will be at 8 Theater, is a play that played by Lynn Davis, who cap- p.m. Oct. 10,11 and 12,2 Tspeaks more to the head tures all of Eleanor's strength p.m. and 7:30 p,m. Oct. 13. than to the heart. Written by and humor. Tickets are $7 for adults, $5 James Goldman, the play is a an As King Henry, John Marino is for the elderly. For reservations, odd combination: a medieval never totally convincing, Gold- call (908) 548-6000, ext talkfest in which the bantering man's script is not much help in 3411. has a very contemporary sound, this regard, but the audience and a comedy that suddenly needs to see more evidence of falls into melodrama. his old authority to appreciate 'Devil' to aid Yet The lion in Winter is also the qualities that cause him, ul- a highly literate show in which timately, to lose his empire. Clinton group battles are fought not with Manny 0'Donncll is all iron A dramatic reading of swords but with words, and it and stone as the fierce Richard. Archibald MacLeish's TTie OeW/ offers some juicy roles. He has a quiet intensity that and Daniel Wfebster, the tale of The play takes place during gives Richard a special life. a fanner who sells his soul to Christmas 1183 in the court of Geoffrey, as played by Robert the devil, wtt be held as a ben- King Henry II, at 50 an old man Palumbo, is like an owl, watch- efit performance for the Clinton for his time, who has decided to ing everything and everyone, Historical Society on Wednes- name an heir from among his waiting until the right moment day, Ocl 16, at 7:30 p.m. in politically ambitious sons: the to act. Daniel Grossman, as the the Clinton United Methodist fierce Richard, the thoughtful spoiled brat and future king Church, 12 Halstead St In Geoffrey and the spoiled John. John, plays his part too well - Clinton. he gives no hint of any other Also present is Henry's mistress Admission is $5 per person, and her brother, King Philip of levels to the character. THE UON IN WINTER Weekend which includes complimentary France. Henry has even sum- membership in the Clinton His- moned his estranged wife performances through Oct. 20 at the Franklin Villagers Barn Theatre, 475 torical Society. Queen Eleanor of Aquitaine For more information, caN from the castle where he keeps DeMott lane, Franklin Township Mu- nicipal Complex. Tickets $12. For res- (908) 735-8342. her locked up, Eleanor, still a ervations call (908) 873-2710. IT'S JUST POSSIBLE YOU'VE King George Chiropractic Center has adopted five families READ THIS to take care of for Thanksgiving Dinner. Bring a canned ham or some fixings for a Thanksgiving PAPER dinner. This is run in conjunction with the Salvation Army. They will pick up all the food the Monday before the holiday. BEFORE. 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October 9-11. 1991 Forbes Newspapers Weekend 13 Vtoctond through Saturday, Montciatr •Where's Love, Oct. 25, Club mix Uve comedy every Sunday, (201) 744-4856 •Roxx, Oct. 26. 8:30 p.m. •Richard Reiter & Crossing MIROSCAFE Ccntinuw) from pa<« 12 LOOP LOUNGE Point, Oct. 18. 707 Main St., Asbury Park 373 Broadway, Passaic •Bame Silver, Jem Moore & (908) 502-0217 QUALITY BEEF AND SEAFOOD (201) 365 0807 Ariane Lydon, Nov. 8. 99-cent dance night, Mon- 1288 Route 22 East. Bridge- Dance party, Friday, Satur •John Gorka, Nov. 15, days. water day. •David Massengill, Dec. 6. TRADE WNOS !908- 7251500 Women admitted free •Terry Radigan, Pam Fenelor Ocean Ave., Sea Bright Mo cover, no minimum. Wednesdays. Dec. 13. (908) 842-4466 Piano brunch w/Gladys Rich- •Jandada, Oct. 10. PINES wWWn •Ramones, Oct. 12. ards. Sunday, MAIN STREET COMEDY CAFE Route 27 & Talmadge Road 200 Atrium Dr., Somerset Brian McCardle. Mondays, 146 Main St., Hackensack Edison (908) 469-2600 Korba & LeBeouf, Tuesdays. [201) 488-5888 (908) 287-2222 •Teen dance night w/DJ and •Willie Lynch (Irish). Oct. 10. •Uve comedy Friday and Sat- effects, Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. 11.17. 24. PLAYPEN LOUNGE urday, Route 35, Sayreville SOMERSET SIDELINE •Vinnie 0. Swing Band (jazz), MAXWELL'S (908) 7210100 375 Somerset St. Oct. .12.26. 1039 Washington St. North Plamfield •Raised on Blues (R&B), Oct. OJ. dance ni£it, Fridays. Hotwken •Jobonanno Band, Oct. 10. (908) 757-1020 18.19, 25. (201) 798-4064 Rock & roll bands every Fri- JAMMERS •George LaMond, Oct. 11. •The Phantom Surfers, Sticks day. 1450 St. George Ave., Avenel POM SUITS and Stones, But Ugly, Oct. 10. Route 9, Woodbndge THE STAGE AT THE INN (908)574-8226 •Band of Susans, Chns (908) 634-5454 Stage House Inn Video smgaiong, Wednesdays. Harford, Head Candy, Oct. 11. 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New Brunswick Voodudes, Oct. 20. Band, Tuesdays. MELODY BAR (908) 545-8971 •Voodoo Rhythm Kings (New •The Quags. Oct. 10. 106 French St. "Video Obscure," Wednesdays Orleans R&B), Oct. 25. •The Tenaplanes, Oct. U. New Brunswick from 8:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. •Toby Fagenson (blues, coun- •Cross Cut Saw, 3 p.m. Oct. (908) 249-3784 Altemative/industnai dance try), Oct. 26, 12, B.B. 4 The Stingers, Mondays. music Wednesdays, Fridays. VERTS PUB •Flamin'Harry, evening Oct. Orangeman, Tuesdays. SHOWN 27 . 160 Route 23 North, RiverrJale 12. MINE STREET COFFEEHOUSE Route 27, Sand Hill Road (201) 838-6878 •Willie Bobo & Trie Meat Men, First Reformed Church Kendall Park VISIONS 3 p.m. Oct. 13. Neilson and Bayard streets, (908) 422-1117 Rustic Malt, South Main St., •The Conrads, evening Oct. Mew Brunswick Leon RUSMN wi perform Oct. 11 ft the dob B«w in SayrevWe. Uve comedy Friday and Satur- Manville 13. (908) 572-4173 rjav starting 10 p.m. Folk music and bluegrass per- (908) 725-9755 •Beggar's Velvet, a capella, (201.1895-3243 Audition night every Wednes- STUDIO 1 formers every Saturday. NEST AT PHEASANTS' LANDING WORLD CUSS Oct. 14. All ages arlmitleo Thursdays. day. 88-89 Verona Ave., Newark •Roger Deltz, guitarist. Oct. Aimvell Rd.. Hills'jwGugh Blue Star Shopping Center •Green Lion Burning, Oct. 16. Fridays, OUTBACK SALOON LITTLE APPLE CAFE 12. (908) 359 4700 (201) 482-llbU Route 22 West, Watchung f f ORPHAN ANNIE'S 15 West Mam St.. Bound Route 206 South •Linda Russell, early Amencan Live ontertainincn! nrto, i>n i •Dirty Looks, Oct. 11. (908) 322-4600 Brook •Mind Funk, Oct. 12. Hillsborougfi songs, Oct. 19, Saturday. WURUTZER'S '908; 64/ 0138 (908l 469-7743 •Slaughter House, Oct. 18. ;908; 3590088 •Joel Atlegrelti. guitarist, Oct. 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Washington Avenue -" Saturday 114PM Piscalaway forbes Newspapei 14 Wtutootl Forbes Newspapers October 9-11,1991 H 0 P P I N G All our sale in park yesterdays ThtMth annual F* Art «nd Cranj*NomiheginP«kihow Tw the season ^ tiki plac«$aturtiy, Oct to hunt antiques 12dSdOi3to • B/VALERI DRACH WEIDMANN pn ran, spmpiwi jurat it Browser-at-Lafge Oirtbrt. * .• ^ en lcavcschang e Thep«feitacfOMtht*ift 1 A fth ^e air turns crispit> s i Af torn Union County a**** IIV a sure sign that fall has • W arrived and so has or www. junea, antique-hunting season. Central MUW, pnowgipnifi MQ ami New Jersey has an endless vari- poop* mw onpny m m wm ety of shops and antique dealers handaKtedwrtt . . to choose from. Tol»intfwthow,ttwpotM< Antique shop owners usually WeitAtocihadtowbrrtt carry what they themselves are attracted to. Each of the follow* sktet or photos of their wk. ing establishments has a per- Al entrants werejudgri on orfr sonality of its own and might re- mind you of your grandmother's andgsneraltlKJwappNtbefom attic or a favorite childhood toy Dwi|t6iKteorapafocip&it. store. Free partong ks avaHabto at Prices range from a few dol- tht Cnrdbrd campus ofiWoti lars to a few hundred dollars in County College. For more infor- most antique stores. mation, call (908) 874-5247, But beware, once you have stepped over the threshold into yesterday, there's no backing Fairground out. Collectors are born every minute and so arc collectibles. arts show Don't look now, but objects as common as plastic credit cards An outstanding array of tal- and road maps arc quickly ented professional crafts people being scooped up. subway car and Pee Wee's Playhouse, you could come across ivory and line artists from across the When prospective customers enter Cobweb Collectibles of tusks, Raggedy Ann Doll plates or old traffic signs, nation will display and seH their Cranford, owner Sheldon Halpcr keeps his eyes on their faces and Liz Donnelly of Woodbridgc, who runs Dolls of Lit and whose work at the eighth annual Rem- doesn't wait for them to grab one of his antiques - he waits for next show will be at the Meadowlands Antique Expo on Oct. 12 and 13, began collecting dolls because they arc one antique it is per- ington Crafts Festival to be held one of his antiques to grab them. Saturday, Oct. 12, and Sunday, "People want to reclaim their missiblc to smile at and talk to. Oct 13, at the Remington Fair- youth," Halpcr said. "Sometimes For 24 years she has displayed grounds, Route 31 North In an old postcard of a resort they carved wooden dolls from the Remington. visited in their childhood, a Boy Tfwugh the first Baibie doll is worth $2,000 in its box, 1830s, French and German anti- Scout knife, or a sheet of music que bisque dolls from the mid- Houm of the festival each day will do it for them." the original doll was so ugly Mattel had it redesigned 1900s, black French dolls in are 10 a,m. to 6 p.m.,rain o r To help rekindle their memo- elaborate costumes that include shine. More than 275 exhibttom rics, Halpcr carries Japanese bustles, laces, bows, and hats, have been carefully screened battery-operated toys from the fashion dolls from Queen Victo- arxjcompetrtveryietectedon 1950s, (including BANDI American cars), children's pedal cars ria's era, moon-faced Ginny dolls from the 1950s and even Barbie the bask of quality, crafts- from the 1920s, juke boxes, pocket knives, Boy Scout and military dolls from the late 50s to the mid-COs. manship and origfnadty, to pro- equipment, neon beer signs, fountain pens, clocks, watches, Hess Although the first Barbie doll commands a price of about $2,000 vide the public an opportunity to trucks from the 1960s, and Lionel trains from the 1950s. in its original box, the small gray doll with eyebrows that met its view and buy some of the best His collection of postcards include every state and subject in- hairline was so ugly that Mattel had to recall its 1958 doll and re- cluding mermaids, police academics, Mutoscope cards, the Jersey design it as the blue-eyed teen-aged bombshell we're still purchas- En quality and contemporary shore and towns. He even has a turn-of-the-century photo of the ing today. crafts and original fine art Cranford street his shop is located on. Donnelly also carries turn-of-thc-ccntury wooden dolls and cir- A wide variety of ethnic foods His collection of sheet music also goes back to the turn-of-thc- cus animals made by the once famous German dollmaker, Schoen- will be available. Admission is ccntury. Crooners and composers include Irving Berlin (his first hut, who built movable spring joints for all of his toys. $4 for adults, free to children song, "Marie From Sunny Italy"), Harry James, Glenn Miller, To find out more about Liz Donnelly's collection, call (908) 634- under 12. For mom information, George Gershwin, Eddie Cantor and Frank Sinatra. 4092. call (607) 265-3230. Working your way through Halpcrs shop, a cross between a To be continued Places to go •Pastels and oils by Frank Zuc- B:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Free Gallery hours Monday OF NEW JERSEY (908) 218-8871 Oct. 11,18. Pat Dews. Oct. Continued from page 10. carelli, through Nov. 1. admission,. through Friday from noon to 4 440 River Road, Branchburg •Photography and mixed 25. WES1ERGARD LIBRARY Wednesday through Sunday •Paintings by Charles Phillip p.m., Saturday and Sunday (908) 725-2110 media, through Oct. 25. Clarence Dillon Library 20 Murray Ave., Piscataway from noon to 6 p.m. Schaefer, through October, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Gallery hours Tuesday •Department of Fine Arts fac- Lamington Rd. (908) 752-1166 THE MEDICAL CENTER NABISCO BRANDS GALLERY •"Traffic Jam: America's Love through Friday from 10 a.m. to ulty cnhibil, Nov. 8 through Bedminster •Life in America "Before Co- AT PRINCETON River noad and of the Automobile," through Nov. 29. (9081234-2345 3 p.m., Saturday from 1 p.m. lumbus," through October, 253 Witherspoon St. DeForest Ave. Oct. 27. •Holiday art show and sale, Monday through Thursday to 4 p.m. WILLIAMS COLLECTION Princeton East Hanover •HildG Dluhy, monoprtnts and •"New Jersey Print Masters," Dec. 6 through Dec. 11. from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday GALLERY (609) 497-4191 (201) 682-7140 watercolors, through Oct, 24. works by 12 artists on display •Photography, printmaktnp, and fromlOa.m, to 5 p.m., Satur- 8 Chambers St., Princeton •Mother-daughter show: paint- Daily from noon to 4 p.m. PAROOT GALLERY through Oct. 12. mined media by Etta Roebig, day from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (009) 921-1142 ings by Bernice Kisaday Fatto; Free admission. Jewish Community Center •Members' show, Oct. 20 Feb. 14,1992 through March •Watercolors by Mildred Cush- Tuesday through Friday 11 folk art by Diane Fatto Lorn- •Exhibit by faculty members of of Middlesex County through Nov. 30. Opening re- 6, 1992. ing, throU01 Oct. 31, a.m, to 5 p.m., Saturday 11 bardi, through Nov. 14. N.J. Center for Visual Arts, 1775 Oak Tree Rd., Edison ception from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. SOMERSET ART ASSOCIATION SWAIN GALLERIES a.m. to 4 p.m. Free admission. MUNICIPAL GALLERY through Oct. 17, (908) 494-3232 Oct. 20. Peapack Road & Prospect St. 703 Watchung Avo., Plamfield •Paintings and sculpture four Piscataway Municipal Building NEW JERSEY CENTER Monday through Thursday 9 RARITAN VALLEY COMMUNITY Far Hills (908) 756-1707 artists, through Nov. 16. Open- 455 Hoes Lane, Piscataway FOR VISUAL ARTS a.m. to 10;30p.m,, Friday and [9081 234-2345 Monday through Friday 9:30 COLLEGE ART GALLERY ing reception from 4:30 p.m, (908) 4630457 68 Elm St,, Summit Sunday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. •Art workshops Fridays at 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Saturday Route 28 & Lamington Road to 7:30 p.m. Oct/11. Monday through Friday from (908) 273-9121 PRINTMAKING COUNCIL Branchburg a.m. Enrique Flores-Galbis, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. October 9-11,1991 Forbes Newspapers 15 Weekend Atlantic Citv DONALD MINTZ increase your risk of injury. Casinos (609) 4J9-1000 Friday, Oct. 11, noon Remember, maintain good pos- •Thai's Co'iieay. revue, mgntty McEachem Recital Hall ture, relax, and go out and have a Boardwalk A Providence Ave. except Friday, Montdair State College TROPWORLD Upper Montclair Turkeywalk good time. Atlantic City (609) 340-7111 Boardwalk & Brighton Ave. (201) 893-5228 If you're a beginner at walking Atlantic City •Member of the Montclair •Diana Ross, Oct. 11,12,13. for exercise, start off slowly! Start (6091 340-4000 Stale music faculty will speak BALLY'S PARK PLACE on Opus 1 of Brahms and Training Tips with a warm-up period first fol- TRUMP CASTLE Boardwalk & Park PL Schumann. Free admission. lowed by 10 minutes of faster Atlantic City (609) 340-2000 & Huron Ave. TGIF ART ENCOUNTERS Beginner's guide to distance walking paced walking (entering into your Atlantic dtv Somerset Art Association •An Evening at La Cage, revue. target heart rate as discussed in ;800) 28.1-TRUM" Peapock Rd. & Prospect St. Monday, Wednesday, Thurs- by Vicky Neuburger •Tonv Bennett. Oct. 11, 12, Far Hills Part One of this series) and end- day. Friday. 13. ' (908) 234-2345 CAESARS ATLANTIC CITY ing up with a cool-down period. If lecture series to an informal Boardwalk & Missouri A> e. •Ho/'yvvooc" lo Btoaawny. you're tired after 10 minutes of setting Fridays at 6 p.m, Ad- Atlantic City revue, nightly etccot Triursciay. Technique and progression exercise, don't push it Increase mission $5. (800) 677-SHOW TRUMP PLAZA •Oct. 11: Edward Zoremba. your time by 2-5 minutes each day •Davtd Coppertieiti. nift|',ie;n\ Boardwalk & MISSISSIPPI Ave. hen walking it's impor natural rhythm. After all, your leg Oct. 11,12,13, Atlantic Citv visual artist, tant to maintain good muscles are the strongest and until you reach 30-60 minutes. •Oct. 18: Meliset Aberu clas- •Buddy Huckott, Oct. 18, 19. (80OI 759-1 RUMP You can also start at a slower sical guitarist, posture. Your shoul largest in your body, and should THE CLARIDGE •ViKkiCarr, Oct. 11. •Oct. 25: David Swto, usual be used as your driving force. The pace and gradually increase your Boardwalk & Indiana Ave, • Vic 0 A A Hanaft HOTtl W) CUW»,K*CN HE50H1, UN fM Index of Marina 5 Days - 4 Nights A 3 Days - 2 Nights S120 NetCust* Whitehouse $75(PPDBLOCC) (PPDBLOCC) Arrive on Sun - Thurs. advertisers A Includes A Includes (per person): • Rt Air Fiom Nowark • Room and Ta* i Room A • $10 Coin Voucher , Aquatic Casino Tours 16 • Dac»di Cocktail • 2 Continental Qieaklasis • Welcome Gill Collier Home 16 A • Show Ticket 'Alter Completion ol J5 Scorecard Delaware Valley Antiques 17 A Thursday Arrival $25 Add IPP Center Dining , 18-28 Casino Tours Ltd.,Inc. (908) 381-1971 Elegant Outlet 17 A A W^ V]V ^^ ^W ^W ^^ ^^ T^ AAAAAAAAA Fall Arts & Crafts 6 Katharine Glbbs 10 Hillsboro Country 9 Italian Festival 9 King George Racquetbnll 13 LJIaine's 6 Linda's Farm Stand 9 Madison Suites 17 Million Dollar Video 14 Misty Valley 14 Nature's View 2 R£P NJ. School of Ballet 17 Party Store 13 Personally Yours.„ 10 Playhouse 22 5 Ray's Ordering 2 Relnfeld Insurance 17 Ricochet Racquet 10 John Charles Shenny 10 Shields Gym 2 Whitehouse Aquatic Center State Theatre ,...6 TJtheDJ 5 Warren County Florist 14 Wes Photo 2 5344090 Whitehouse Aquatic 16 Congoleum t,wJ«,, o/ie r-7c-7 870 Hamilton St. tOday 846-5757 somerset, NJ tox ... Forbes Newspapers vOctojjor-9-11-, 1991 Weekend V Continued from pitge 16 Heights ($9), 8 p.m. Oct. 13. I Gallery talks for children 612. GREAT AMERICAN CIRCUS •Dance at Hilton hotel. Parsip- Saturdays at 11 a.m. through 20. Call for directions. pany, 9 p.m. Oct. 19. Cost S9. Monday, Oct, 14, Dec. 22. free admission, 5 p.m., 8 p.m, •Apple picking and picnic, 11 •Dance at Sheraton hotel, Ise- a.m. Oct. 27. Call for direc- •"Rhymes with Clues to o Rantan Center Ballfield lin. 8 p.m. Oct. 20. Cost S9. tions. Muse," Jill Weatlienll, Oct. 19 Raritan Center Pkwy,, Edison •Halloween party at Hilton •"Mountains East and West," (908) 602-0014 hotel, Parsippany, 9 p.m. Oct. SINGLE FACES Oct. 26. •Show under the big top pre- 26. Costumes optional, Cost TOM CHAPIN (908) 238-0972 sented by Allan C. Hill. Adults $9. Sunday, Oct. 20,1:30 p.m., Call venue for directions. $12, children 12 and under •Dance at Clarion Hotel. Edi- 4 p.m., 6:30 p.m. $5. •Dance at Channel Club. Mon- son, 8 p.m. Oct. 27. Cost $9. mouth Qeach, 9 p.m. Oct. 11 Theatre at Rantan valley RORY A THE ROCKET BAND Cost $9. Community Collcp.o Sunday, Oct. 13, 3 p.m. •Dance party at Old Millfnn, Route 28 & LammRton Rd. State Theatre Bronchburg 19 Livingston Ave. Bernardsville, 9 p.m. Oct. 12. (908) 725-3420 New Brunswick Cost S9. Kid stuff •Musician, TV host and brother (908) 246-7469 •Columbus Day dance at THE ART MUSEUM of the late Harry Chapm will •"Rock'n'roll Mom" performs Hilton notel, Short Hills (S10), Princeton University Elephants wtH be among the attractions when Alan C. '$ Great American sing for children and their par- "Kidrock" for children. Tickets and Old Mill Inn, Spring Lake (609) 258-3788 Circus rolls Into Raritan Center in Edison on Oct. 14. ents. All seats $5. $13, $11, S9. PLACING N.J. School of BALLET DELAWARE YOUR VALLEY AUTUMN NOTICE ANTIQUE SHOW SATURDAY • Children • Teen • Adult October 12,1991 10:00 AM • 5:00 PM Do you have an BEGINNER thru ADVANCED or 908^26-2334 West Orange • Madison • Somerville SUNDAY event you want October 13,1991 11:00 AM-5:00 PM to publicize in HOLLAND TOWNSHIP SCHOOL WeekendPlus? Highway 519 3 miles north of Mllford WEEKEND GETAWAY Holland Township • Hunterdon County, New Jersey Just send your release, typed Deluxe Duplex Suites 54 Quality Dealers or clearly DELICIOUS HOMEMADE FOOD 65 AMPLE PARKING printed, to: per night Admission '3.50 '3.00 WITH THIS AD Friday and Saturday Show Manager: Barbara Allen (908) 9964284 Steven Hart nights only, WeekendPlus double occupancy P.O. Box 699 Somerville, N.J. Breakfast Included 08876 MADISONi Columbus Day Sale Our FAX number Suites (908) 563-1000 HOTEL October 15th 19th is (908) 25 Cedar Grove Lane, Somerset, N J. 526-2509. Please include ARE YOU DUMPED ELEGANT OUTLET BEING... BY a telephone First quality catalog close-outs number to call ALLSTATE? at 50% or more off. for more information. Woman's fashion, handbags Jewelry and gifts. This ad is worth $10,00 on any YES & WHEN? purchase over $30.00 in October NEXT Bring Your Policy or Call for a FREE QUOTE Call Jerry lor a competitive quote on auto, home, boat or (one per customer). WEEK: any other Insurance policy needed. JERRY REINFELD Tues, Wed, Fit 10:00-6:00. When autumn Thurs, 10:00-8:30. Sat, 10:00-5:00. INSURANCE 69 West Main Street leaves begin In Business 37 Ye$n A MM Not Leave Vou Strandedl Somerville, NJ to fall... TOLL FREE 1.800-834.6364 MX 908.968-0777 422 North Avenue Dunellen Hours: 9 am-7 pm Monday, Open Sat, For Your Convenience 1 ' October S-ii, 1991 Forbes Newspapers 17 I Side orders Photo by Diane Matflerd Charlie and Henri Zerbib, co-owners Delaware of the Black Tulip in Washington Croulng, Pa., create food as exquis- Cltintntt'i, Park Avenue in ite at the restaurant itself. South Plalnfetd, has a new, ex- blossom panded lunch and dinner menu, Patrons have selected their fa- The Black Tulip extremely diverse, yet simple. vorite Italian dishes and the The sauces are light, not over- most requested have been serves romance powering, and they enhance the added to the menu seven rHghts food served. For example: cap- a week. For reservations, call and French food pcllini with lime and calamari (908) 757-7788. ByMICKIPULSINEW ($23), breaded filet of sole and * t • Culinary Correspondent salmon in a chive sauce ($26), Hie MiiwsisvWe) Inn in* or romantic interludes, it's lamb loin with basil sauce ($28). troduces a four-star express hard to beat dining on the In addition, there are several lunch served in the bar area Delaware River in Bucks nightly specials such as sautccd only, Monday through Friday FCounty, Pa. sweetbread in a raspberry co- from 11^0 am to 2 p.nt Un> You have the beautiful river, gnac ($28), or grilled cobia with tod menu $10, Includes one the historic Bucks County villag- fresh marjoram, shallots, cognac 0m of house whe or domestic ers and the pleasurable ride and vermouth ($32). beer (dots not Include tax or through rural New Jersey and Your meal begins with a gratuity). Pennsylvania. The Black Tulip warm, flavorful roll and herbed With the Benwfeie Inn's Restaurant, "a stone's throw butter. My husband ordered a Prtquent Lunch Club dine 1 e^aBat kaakaMk AaM MUK Ma^aLafcafc •ACAR'S RESTAURANT LEON'S CATERING SERVICE Chmwntt'i O'CONNORS I LOUNGE Qardfffl Rvitaurftnt BEEF N* ALE MOUSE t3S Somerset Street 708 Mountain Blvd. at Somerset Quality Inn North Plaintield, NJ 2301 Par* Ave. Watchung. NJ 1850 Easlon Ave, 908-757-5473 So. PWnRak). NJ 757-7788 755-2565 Somerset (90B) 560-4700 908-757-9118 Sunday I Tuesday Brunei ij BBCK. . Famous Friday & Saturday We caier to aH your needs. AM You Can Eat Pasta Festival Brunch started September 6th, Seafood Buffer Chech tor our specials and Utnch & Dinner ttfvtd daily lor another Fall Season, Entertainment every Fri, and our coupons. last week's column about Rosina't Oam House, 400 West Union Ave. Accepting Reservations tor Brunch will include anything that Sat. eve Due lo popular request you CotumbusDty. Chel George can drum up. can pick up dinner lor two or In Bound Brook, should haw started Kke this: Hourt: Mon-Fri 11:00 AM to 10 PM Alto available lor parties, mote people • just heat Sal: 4 PM lo 10 PM shojve's, lamiry gat-togethers HUB CITY and serve. Th^do/rt come easy fa WosJna'jo^ Sun. ( PM lo 9 PM and wadctmgs. SPORTS CLUB Restaurant Butcher Shop 392 Ceorge St sunrtw. /f ne jets knocked dom, he comes up flghtif^. tf (here are Order Fresh mests dairy from New Brunswick 846-1070 the Butcher Shop. DON'T THINK OF US AS 755-2575 JUST A SPOUTS CLU8I TMk lAQiLttHTH obstacles ft) Mi way, t»V find w& to & wnd thtm, fo bdhm In McATEERS Fult Menu until 11 P.M. MSTAIWANTUFOOOSTOMS 17i4EastortAve. Sunday until 9 P.M. -Set our ad lor tht list ol SomtrMt (908)489.2522 Sing Along Wed. Nights addresses and phone American and Continental THE WILLOWS DRINK SPECIALS, almost numbers- Jot i tint vtntun Jn (he mtaumi butinns m$ a pbzerii to (town- cuisine with suduoecialliea 1013 N. 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FREE 16oz Deimonlco SUak • Weddings • Picnics or 8oz Filet Migoofl • Rehearsal Dinners • Pizza Parties or Grilled Salmon • Business Luncheons • Going Away Parties • Birthday Parlies • Casual Dining FREE Homemade CtecMCah • Showers • Funeral Repass FREE Coffee or Tea • Christenings • Off Premise Catering • Private Room SO COME TO WYCKOFTS THE BIGGEST PORTIONS AT THE FAIREST PRICES MMMUIIMM AND ASK ABOUT "Our Deli Is Full Of Imported Products SiMMLteMOML OUR WATER SPECIAL At Prices You Will Love" CASUAL DINING AND HOME COOKING DOWNSTAIRS AT An Excellent Experience You Will Want $300 To Repeat Again and Again OFF We Use Onty The Freshest and Highest Quality 9 Wyckoffs Foods To Insure Anything We Prepare For You Fitherman * Will Be Just Right. Smorgasbord 932 South Avumt Weitfield, NJ • (908) 654-9700 RESTAURANT & DELI Not mlid with a* otkr i 266 W. Union Ave. 560-4700 Saturday 469-4552 Bound Brook, NJ 469-0681 at the Somerset Quality Inn 1850 Eaaton Ave. Somenet exit 6 off 287 Brunch Is Back Award-Winning Professional Designed HOT FLASH! Come Join us for our Fall Banquet & Meeting Facilities Spec/a/s; (WMI* SUPP«« usi) Weddings • Showers •Anniversaries Yes, our Super Sunday Buffet Brunch returns for AH Include Salad Sari Potato another fall season. It will feature our famous om- •9.95 NEW elette station, Belgian waffles, fresh cinnamon rolls, N.Y. Strip Sit* and Mug of Beer.... TWH.4 oi. Pilma Rib includti numerous hot entrees, carved meat, jukes, fruit, Salad Bar I Potato "H71 price" - ™ M0.95 sticky buns, fresh breads, bagels, cereal, desserts, WEDDING PACKAGE bacon, sausage, quiche, the kitchen sink...oops, and Wad. • Ihrtmp kampi aw HmuM M0.95 anything else Chef George can dream up. Thwt, NY Strip StNk I Shrimp Scan* '12.95 Pri. •Swfood Plater with mug ol cho««. And don't forget to stop at our oW fashioned IncHrtti! Sot*, MuiHli, Clami, ScaHea* and ... «. per person butcher shop, while you are In, Place your order Shrimp Scimpi '14.95 includes before brunch end we'll have It ready when you're Sank* portion of Prim* Rib with Salad Btr and Potato ®*^ done-755-2575. avaMabla from 12:00 pm-5:00 pm. Hot & Cold HOT D'vonn (1 kr.), Room, Dinner, Open Btr (4 bn), Flowtn, C*ktt Vdtt Pithing, Also available for parties, show. ^./~^*.***-w Up to 200 People ers, family get together* • for res- Adults - $12,95 ervations or information call: Seniors - (62 & over) - $8.95 At The Court Cafe: Kids (6-12) • $4.95 708 Mountain Blvd. New Bar Lunch Menu Ages (3-5) -$1.99 Watchung, NJ Reduced Prices! Under 3 FREE plus 755-2565 Mappy Hour 4pm-6pm Mon.-Fri. DB Ef W ALE IIOUSC 18 East Main St. • Somerville, NJ 725-7979 Fax 218-0207 '20 'Forbes'Newspapers OctoDer 9-11,1991 Submarine Sandwiches SUBSTANTIAL OFFER ANY $5.00 PURCHASE ^ Delicious Homemade Itaiuvi American Cuisines No! Valid with other offers I in a country m atmosphere. BOY Exp. 11/15/91 . e lunch e dinner e parties up to 75 Join our 869Rt i 1 South Fax Club! (Next to Edison Racquetball Club) 190 Rt. 24 Where 24 meets 206 Fax # (908) 287-6086 EDISON • 287-5758 10 minutes from Bedminster 879-4080 CHAMPION GOURMET PROVISIONS, INC. Welcomes B-B BIG FOOD MART . "i 14 South Second Avenue ERRARO'S i '\ Highland Park (908) 545-5808 OF SOMERVILLE FAX #(908) 545-9595 Restaurant & Pizzeria • FARM FRESH PRODUCE e DAILY PREPARED SALAD BAR Under new ownership To Our Family Of Fine Dining at Casual Prices Authentic Italian Cuisine BOAR'S HEAD BRAND DELICATESSENS & Many Creative Specialties The Finest in Deli Meats and Provisions Starting at $795 Mention this ad for a complimentary Cappuccino or Expresso with your entree. 18 West Main St., Somerville Congratulations On Your (908) 707-0029 or (908) 707-0254 I OPEN '.f., Grand Opening! 7 DAYS Fax (908) 707-0223 h Look for our FREE Tasting Fair coming soon 11 "The Truck Stops Here!" Rt. 206 South Hillsborough (In the Triangle Center) 359-0088 Open 7 Days N.Y. SUNDAY COMEDY BRUNCH LIVE SUNDAY NiTES ONLY •«" MUSIC 8:30 P.M. 10:30-2:00 P.M. WEDS.-SAT KIDS EAT FREE There*s No Better Plaee Than AT MOM'S For Fine Dining Three Brother's Tavern Early Bird Specials THRU OCTOBER 30 7 Days A Week Mon.-Fri. 3:00-5:30 P.M. $ '•-> #. Kids receive a FREE Spiiijiirrn I.)inner with 7.95 tliu luirchase of any r^fjui.ti Sruii'i by an adult. One child per adult/ayes 3-12. BEEF SEAFOOD Not valid on takeouts TITOX • NY Strip w/Br. Scallops • Broiled Red Salmon CHICKEN EGG1 THREE BROTHERS TAVERN • Chicken Francese • Eggplant Rollate 1 North 21st Street 979 QQOQ VEAL , ' t Br. Veal Chops w/Manicoli Dinners include; soup or talad, pot. or pasta or veg,, rice pudding or jello or ice cream, coffee/tea PASTA SPECIALTIES 9 Different Pastas with 9 Sauce Selections - inc. soup or salad • CaveteHi and Broccoli e Carmetoni • TorteWni • Lasagna ...many more dishes LUNCH PIZZA A 11:30-3:00 P.M. DINNERS TO GO FIGHT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING HOUM Chicken Antonio Specialtie, Stuffed sCalamari, WITH Pork Chops Campagnlda WILLOW'S INFLATION BEATERS MOM'S From 3 pm-6 pm Monday thru Friday RISTORANTE 1984 Rt. 27, Edison (908) 287-2778 Gifts don't always come Introducing., in a package with bows! 1. VEAL PARMtGIANA 8. CHICKEN with Spaghetti PARMIGIANA Singles Night 2, SEAFOOD KABOB wtih Spaghetti over Rice Ptiaf 9. FRIED SEAFOOD Every Thursday Starling October 3rd 3.6R0ILED PORK COMBINATION 8:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. CHOPS with Applesauce 10. BROILED In The Garden Room at 4. STEAK PIZ2I0LA RED SNAPPER 5. SHRIMP CREOLE in Lemon Butter Sauce over Rice 11. ROAST TURKEY 6. ROAST BEEF with House Stuffing AuJus and Cranberry Sauce Uve Entertainment by 7. CRABMEAT Some gifts - like a STUFFED 12. BROILED FILLET DYNASTY ORCHESTRA subscription to your local FILLET OF SOLE ATLANTIC SALMON Forbes Newspaper — come as their own new Above entrees served with soup du jour or fruil cup, tossed or package each week. greek salad, potato or vegetable, ice cream rice pudding or Jello, coffee OF tea. To order a gift subscription, Our Regular Menu Also Available for a friend or family, call FREEWEAMfS 1-800423-0107. The Willows EACHNIGHT. Major Credit Cards Accepted 1013 N. Washington Ave. (off Rt. 22 E.) Forbes Newspapers Green Brook, N,J. 572 Boulevard i Hll'II Iff.1 1)1 1111)11 l M' *• ~ KeniMMJ Midtiiese* ChfOP'C'B * P.sc Italian iN'TRODL'ClM.Tlll- Restaurant Four Star Express Lunch ONLY $10.00* Monday-Friday from 11:30-3:00 Fresh Veal, Chicken, Seafood, and Pasta Dishes CRABCAKES, BURGERS, SALADS, Complete Dinners starting at $7.95 SANDWICHES, AND PASTA Join The DAILY LUNCH & FtaQUENT LUNCH CLUB DINNER SPECIALS Dine with us for lunch 7 times and your eighth lunch is on us. Call for details. (Take Out Also Available) (Ma 'Includes a glass of house wine or domestic beer, Fine Southern and Northern tax and gratuity not included. Italian Cuisine in an elegant Served at bar only. atmosphere at an affordable price. -BEST HOTEL RESTAURANT1 New Jersey Monthly 3600 Park Avenue, Reader's Choice Poll, 1991 South Plainficld, N| 753-2696 (in Bradlees, A&P Shopping Center) 27 MINE BROOK ROAD BERNARDSVILLE, N| open Mon.-Sat, 11:30 AM • to PM. Sun. 4 PM • 10 PM 908-766-0002 KITCIHA CHINESE RESTAURANT A RISTORANTE THURSDAY & SATURDAY NITES 3221 Route 27, Franklin Park (Formerly A-kitchen) Every week take our Couples Nite!!! "test drive" of one of TREAT ANOTHER COUPLE TO DINNER TREE the new models of I'UkCIIASK YOUR TWO I.NTUI-KS AND KM IIM: TIIKIK TWO I-NTHKKS RATED cars, trucks or vans. FREE • • • • Buffet Princeton Packet Buy or sell a vehicle, WE WILL DEDUCT Till-TWO ENTIH-KS OK LKSSKK VALUE 1 -"ROM VOIR CHECK. A Graluity Of !>*> Will Hi' Added Tn The Tnttil Hill Ik-fnre flu' Dcriiu-tion. ••Home News quickly and easily, •*» ('iinnnl lie HIIIIIIJIKII W\\\\\ utlur |iniinolions. Y.\\\ N»v. .'II, I'WI. Forbes under these new COUPON categories: DOUBLE MAI NIIES MONGOLIAN1 DAR-B-Q • antique cars NEW!!! and 16 item Buffet & Salad Bai EXPRESS LUNCH WEDTHURS • campers IN OUR LOUNGE LADIES NITES: All You Can Eat • cars under $1000 IN OUR LOUNGE: 5 P.M. - 11 P.M Soup & Sandwich Mania LUNCH 11:30-2:00 DINNER 5:00-9:00 • cars under $2500 S0 POPULAR DRINKS $O95 Mon.-Fri.. $6.95 Men.-Thurs $11.95 14 X 4s • luxury cars ONLY APPETIZER SELECTION Sat.-Sun $8.9? rri.. Sat. &Sun $13.95 • sports cars CHOOSE FROM A LARGE SELECTION Children under 8. .$6.95 OF YOUR FAVORITE SANDWICHES 95 and more MON. THflU FRIDAY 11:30-2:30 P.M. $4 DINNER SPECIAL FRIDAY NITES; 6-9 p.m. TALK OF THE TOWN (908) 297-2882 • 297-9879 See what the area "GRAND BUFFET" $4 A95 dealers offer on Foaiii'Htg AJI iro (IWKIIM I OUR REGUUR MENU A TAKE OUT SERVICE ALSO AVAIUBLE Forbes Newspapers Major Credit Cards Honored October 9-11,1991 Forbes Newspapers WooRond « ' 23 AmtricanHtait Association New Jersey Affiliate TAJ MAHAL COSMAIR Exotic Indian Cuisine i. — - -i i- — — -COUPON- — - n SPECIAL 't s^oo^.* O Off 132 Speedwell Ave. Raritan Mall Rt. 206 S. Somerville Morristown 285-9463 526-3655 CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED Casual Dining tLunch Johnson Park, Piscatiwiy, N.J. • Dinner Sunday, OctchtrUth, 9am-2pm • Cocktails Notnahegan Park, Cranford, N.J. New extensive & affordable menu Sunday, November 3rd, 9 am-2pm ITooMngXToitfwrou* portions, relaxing atmosphere, courteous ser- Exchange Field, Somerville, N J. YOURTOTAL CHECKI Sunday, November 10th, noon-3 pm Purchase of at least one lunch or dinner I entree required. Limit to parties of six or I less. Valid everyday except Friday. May i Here's how to join: not be combined with any other offers, I Reservations accepted. NIKE'S SUBS Choose one or more of the sites L listed above. Form a team or jrg invite a friend to walk with you, (9 milts N, of the Fltmlngton Circle e Vh mllsi So. of SonwvllH Circle.) T° OFF or volunteer to help out in other ways if you cannot walk. Send Any Whole Sub in the registration and you'll 526-0717 receive a pledge card to sign up sponsors, There's free gifts for FREE COFFEE all walkers plus exciting prizes for those who reach certain FARM FRESH Wiili Any Breakfast Sandwich levels - sign up today! Corner of North & Washington Ave. Dunellen 968-3253 Registration Fresh Homemade Apple/ Mon-Sit 6 anvlO pm Sun 8 am-8 pm Pumpkins Cinnamon Cakes Name Address City/Stale/Zip. Jersey Fresh Fresh Milk Phone: (W) (H) Large Eggs Skim, 1%. 2%, Gal, Age Sex; M/F. Early Bird Specials Company/Schoo I/Organization gallon (limit 3) Mon.-Sat. 3-6, Sun. Noon - 4:30 TeamCapiain___ WE SELL MEAT, POULTRY ft SEAFOOD WHOLESALE ( $ My company has a matching gifts program. 7.95 to 9.95 J Yes J No Orchard Fresh Golden Ripe I plan to Walk foi Heart at the following location: Jersey Macintosh Bananas • Stuffed Flounder • Broiled Scrod Red or Golden Delicious • Linguine w/White or Red Clam Saucc.e And More Apples $^00 — Includes Soup, rot.. Veg. or Salad, Coffee/Tea J I want to be a team captain. Please send me more information. Boar's Head J Please send me additional posters and Domestic additional brochures to distribute at my Low Salt Swiss Cheese workplace, school or to my friends. Turkey or Ham J Please send a press release for my com- pany newsletter. ($14 Max. off on 2nd Dinner) J i am unable 10 walk would like to help WE SELL PRODUCE A DELI WHOLESALE TOO! I Exec. Specials with the event I with coupon J I am unable to walk, but please accept my check for S ': [MuSf beityKt) In iqnng (M form tom/j«(/fwif under OBSTERF~ESf-s^ 13/Oin ntigtby fiy WBifo'J*>gidi j 5 00 Ask about our newiy 2nd Lobster 6 lion and til iponton, U mtj mwtoalt or otgtmttUont. titty or cotiecliinty, Q! 40 blvm to/ my vyury, mimfrtn/Wi, hum, expanded catering service Lobster Thcrmodore or Fra-Diavolo $16.95 loss. tvtnt 136 So, Plainf ietd Ave. ^Fra-Diavolo w/Mus<.cls, I'maio, Siilad ;md Vegetable Coffee or Tc;ij So. Plainfield " Larger Lobster Avail. - Specials Sun.-Fri. ; 201 Front St., Perth Amboy Walker's Signature 755-Food (3663) On the Waterfront Quaint Cocktail lounge 755-3660 (Dell) OPEN 7 DAYS - CALL FOR RESERVATIONS Parent/Guardian Signature Major Credit Cards Recommended by CUE Fax #755-2620 , Pieato commit! ihis form and mail today lo Anwlcin 442-3000 :•• Heart Association 1 Dleekor SUeol, Millbum, NJ O?W1 I 24 Weekend Forbes Newspapers October 9-11,1991 ;£>§ Ft, 3 Locations to Serve You! Fintft In Fresh and Cooked Seafood r 1 SAN GENNARO = 756-8293 ===== PETE'S $1.00 OFF "The Greatest Italian Food to Hit South Plainfield" PER POUND Celebrates it's 5th Anniversary FISH MARKETS MY SHE n£M MUMP With This Coupon £239 South Clinton Avenue • South PlainfleM • NJ. • 07080 469-9570 I 10W9M0/16/91 I 716 Union Ave. • *2 OFF A&P Shopping Center a OUR NEW | Middlesex, NJ 1 STUFFED PIZZA • 205 E 2nd St. Ill W. 2nd Ave. nd Plainfield , NJ Roselle, NJ I "ft***. I J*^2»»L I *e« iri0ni>' I 756-1656 241-5990 2L What classic ICE YLAND car has this hood ornament? FALL See it at the ICE SKATING Auto Show CLASSES NOW FORMING Dav.^ SJIOO For more information call (609) 588-6672 All Night OuihirtHHttie Ad MAI'PV HOUH MON.I Rl. 4.m I'M-fitaO I'M" ICELAND THE nn View this Court Forbes classic EXCHANGE car at the Rt. 202-206 North, Bridgewater Middlesex Mall 6 Tennis Ct. Hamilton Twp. NJ 08619 from 10-4 i Inn i>fl iIK inii'iwi inn' ol (609) 588-6878 (,i>Mlit'[lirulij« I 111 #m1 Vtninijt III 526-7090 Saturday, Hie Bussiere Family Invites You To- October 12th HIS, win FOOD & SPIRITS Find Out What Everyone's Talking About! $1,000 Moons, Freshly Pnpued HAPPY CrustaC ivme) down payment WATCH Augers, Sudwkbti, Siltis, HOUR bach A Dinner Entrees Are Our THE Monday- DINER L RESTAURANT on a new or GAMES Specialty... Ail Ailordibly Priced. frtoy, used car or 4:30- M WITH SATURDAYS 7:00 PM one of the $ Half-Priced 8 SPECIALS US! Clam Bake Special 3 Drinks Boston Scrod Baked Meatloaf Broiled Blueflsh Chicken Parmlgiana Bud Ughtt Yankee Pot Roast Roast Turkey $2,000 SUNDAY SATELLITE SPECIALS Chicken Croquettes Roast Chicken other Stuffed Mushrooms w/Crabmeat Domestic Drafts 4 Food Specials Above specials include: soup of lho day, salad, choice of potato and vegetable. Choice of any one of our fresh layer cakes with the auto-related exception of our famous choosecakes, which will be an additional I MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL $1.50. prizes. Domestic Drafts - OPEN 24 HOURS - the Wings You Can Eat First 200 to 2002 Park Avenue • South Plainfield (offer good until tnd of halftime) enter receive 755-2811 Stelton Rd. Piscataway a FREE ItltTONHU 752-2229 key chain. •IMMIWHIt I tubes Newspapers October 9-11, laai Forbes Newspapers Weekend 25 The McAteers would like to announce V Garden Come in and see how beautiful your affair can be! Restaurant * * * Three Star Rating in the New York Times. 3301 Park Ave., South Plainfleld Always mellenl service while you enjoy Gourmet, Continental Cuisine. • Wedding* • Bar Miiivah • Butinei) Function! 757-7788 • Banquet Facilities for 500 • Lunch A Dinner Served Diily Clemente's newly expanded lunch and dinner menu debuts today. Since our opening, our chef has prepared hundreds of different and delicious McAteeps Italian dishes, Our dining patrons have selected their favorite dishes, and the most requested 1714 Easlon Ave. have been added to our menu. Somenet Now you can enjoy these poplular dishes 7 nights a week. 908-469-2522 Call todav for vour reservation PHONE 908-469-2224 I AX 229 Bound Brook Rd. a? f Middlesex, NJ 08846 [RAND FORTUNE GARDEN 908-968-7777 HOT LUNCH BUFFET COME IN AND TRY ALL YOU CAN EAT - SOUP INCLUDED Mon. to Sal.-12:0010 3:00 P.M. OUR TRADITIONAL ITALIAN DISHES SUNDAY DINNER BUFFET 4:00to 9:00 P.M. ANO MANY GREAT SPECIALS PREPARED BY Gifts don't 00 ANY PURCHASE OF OUR CHEFS 7 Days '3u OFVIF I $15 OR MORE always come Wed 1 tojpon s« customer Cwnot Mused in conwncliofi wihinyoihf!) 26 Weekend Forbes Newspapers October 9-11,1991 BOBBY & MARY'S 318 William St., Piscataway 752-4474 WEEKEND DINNER SPECIALS • Chicken Tortellini $C95 Francaise W/Meat Sauce V If you haven't tried us in a white, you are going to love our New Chef, listen to what a well known pig said: 'HERB PATULLO'S "Eat'n out Ebbie says her "Uncle" Eddie GREENHOUSE RESTAURANT 1 MOUTH VOMIOCil AVt • IOUH0IROOK Stockwtll, the new chef a Ebbets will curl 356*26921356-9BM your tall with his fresh daily specials, Sea- food, poultry, pasta and other imaginative, LUNCH t DINNER SERVED DAILY mouthwatering presentations. "Of course Uncle Eddie does all that newly FAMILY PRICED MENU prepared great casual food, that Ebbets it known for." So, waller on down to Ebbet't RESERVE NOW FOR HOLIDAY PARTIES What custom car and we'll be glad you came. e Bridal Showers • Rehearsal Dinners has a door that e Weddings • Retirements swings open • Family Gatherings • Retirement Parties and up? iffordibHand DINE IN OUR GREENHOUSE GARDEN ROOM rtlattln A Unique Eatery AND ENJOY OUR FALL DISPLAY See it at the ttOftt MtMW • • Rt. 523 (on tha tracks) • Whltahoutt Station • 908-534-4611 FRI. & SAT. NITE ENTERTAINMENT JOE ROCCO TRIO Auto Show Jl&vcccmcmo- RISTORANTE View this Enjoy Italian Gourmet dining Forbes custom while relaxing in a cafe setting car at the reminiscent of a piazza in Rome The Best New Place In Town! Downtown • Great Food • Excellent Value Sonuervllle FEATURING t The Perfect Place for lunch and dinner. t>. Carpaccio • Antipasta • White Pizza Shopping • Greek Pizza e Calamari e Veal Brie Happy Hour 4-6 PM e Shrimp Scampi • Pasta Specials Center • Daily Specials from 9-4 Business Lunches & Group Parties Welcome HAVE YOUR NEXT PARTY HERE! 392 George St. 725-7272 • NEW BRUNSWICK 846-1070 FREE PARKING^ Saturday Bridgewater Commons Mall =M= Jfc October 12th WITCHING K.CVS KORNERJ BAR AND RESTAURANT TO,™ "Casual Comfortable Atmosphere" BLACKBOARD SPECIALS PARTY All Food Available for fake out. $1,000 bv Reservation Onlv down payment DATE: Sat., Od. 25 TIME: 9 P.M.-1:30 A.M. SUNDAY-THURSDAY on a new or used car or OPEN BAR & HOT BUFFET Any Dinner Special one of the Entertainment: Dame Up a Scary Storm with DJ Mario Costume Contest: Prizes Awarded Buy One Get 2nd $O||per |MTsmi • Limited Seuliiipr • lluscrvnlioiw Only 1/2 price $2,000 other "Nobody Cooks Fresh Yrlkiwlin Served with salad, bread & butter auto-related TunuUke Offer expires 10-31-91 prizes. Dollv Does!" AllMH'Ot'l* Illlltl .ffitrrffliH&r/iwnMft/r Mondays All Day Large Cheese Pizza First 200 to $3.99 enter receive a FREE Cantonese, Szechuan & American Cuisine 100 Oak Tree Ave., So. Plainfield Formerly owners of East Winds Restaurant Mon.-ThuK. 11:00 AM-10:00 key chain. 1271 ROUTE 22 WEST, BRIDGEWATER (908) rl.-Sat. 11:00 AM -10:00 PM TCT CQA/: OPEN7DAYS Sunday 12:00 Noon-8:00 PM (Adjacent to Red Bull Inn) 526-6622 / D / -3uU0 Take Out Available Forbes Newspapers October 9-11,1991 Forbes Newspapers Ufeehend 27 RESTAUKANT Scootin' •^iV' ./ecturinp the V GREEN GROCERY SALAD BAR Around *c Cranford Get around town fast in a Yamaha Oct. 11th to Oct. 20th Razz scooter. Lunch & Dinner Specials including That's the grand Hiniiriitii (ioiilosh. prize you could Smtorhniirn. Wieitor win from the Sehnilzrl. Chicken l-'ricassrt1. Viurst Platters, Cranford Spatzlc. Poialo Pancakes, Chronicle at the Red Cabbage, and Cmn;n i Potato Salad. Italian Festival Frosly Mtifp of Marker I'sclmrr ()klolMTl:os( Beer Vietnamese Saturday * Selection of Cmnmi Witicft Restaurant & Oct. 12 is (tm'ph'd fur fxuiit'.s of d nr moir Come Celebrate our 10th anniversary 600 L Main St.. Hridgewaler 526.1420 in our beautiful, newly renovated restaurant! To enter the In honor of this occasion, we will offer a 20% discount with each meal. drawing fill out (Offer good thru 10/31/91) the coupon below and bring it to Tom & Maria's our booth that "A NEW LOCATION" day. Italian-American Restaurant Lunch & Dinner - Cocktails Those entering 6 must be 18 years Early Bird Specials • DA YS or older. Arrive by 6:00 P.M. $g9&u5 p JO-SHO Operation of the Dinner Coupon JAPANESE scooter requires luy 1 Dinner, RESTAURANT a motorcycle I Second Dinner Vz Price | license. •Tom & Maria's II (of umt or iftt viiut) | OPEN 7 DAYS • Lunch 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Mon.-Frl. U.S. 1 & Gill Lane Dinner 5 p.m. • 9:30 p.m. Mon. • Fri. (Facing Movie City 5) 4:30 • 9:30 p.m. Sat. and Sun. Woodbridge Rated Excellent 1991...New York Time* Mon.-Sat. Rt. 287 Exit 6, Right on Cedar Grove Ln. I want to scoot 11:00 A.M.-10:00 P.M. around Cranford. Sunday-Closed 750-8747 AUTHENTIC JAPANESE FOOD I Name JO-SHO of Rakway JO-SHO of Somerset LOOK FOR OUR 68 Lincoln Hwy. 270 Cedar Grove Lane Address Rahway.NJ 07065 Tel. (908) 382-5(28 Somerset, NJ 08873 Tel. (908) 469-8969 DINE Town. All Major |Zip code Credit Cards our I Home phone I PUBLISHED I . II OCTOBER Forbes Newspapers 3OTH i m>mult m inMI- iti * * 2B WEEKENDPLUS Forbes Newspapers October 9-11,1991 and 11:00 AM Shabeai Sarvtcta • Saturday 10:00 am itors at Kimseys - noon, Primary Youth Meeting 7:00 p.m. Sitlcrnood a Man'a FaHowihlp etrating Man." Choir — 3:30 p.m., Sanctuary Choir Sunday School and AduH MM Claw »:S0 AM Horn* Fellowship* Tuesday: Christian Weight Loss Group Nunwy ProvMcd During Biblical FoaUvaJi - Datat Vary — 7:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Worahlp SwvtoM *M Education Hour Meeting ai Evangel 1251 Territt Road Scotch Plaint Sunday, Oct. 13: Handbell Choir Friday, Oct 18: Senior Fellow- Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:00 p.m. — noon, Young Adult Group Apple Cttflvun Dty Softool Nurwfy M./A P.O. Box «S4 Clarii, NJ. 070M ship — noon. Child care provided. Through Qrad* 6 908-561 -8872 Picking — 2 p.m., Homeless Hospi- Saturday, Oct 19: Oratorio Sing- tality — 3 p.m., New Member Class ers Workshop — 9:30 a.m., Career — 4 p.m., Young Adult Potluck Enhancement Seminar • open to TERR1LL ROAD Dinner — 5:30 p.m. the public at 1 p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES: Sunday Mornings 9 and 11:15 1340 TtrHN Rd. Scotch Plaiai Sunday Evenings 6:30 Wednesday Evenings 7:30 Jewish Family Service director to talk North Union a 322-7151 Tom Beck, executive director of and Home. A graduate of the Uni- Springfield Ave*. Rtv. David E. Buck, Pastor Rev. Robert Bashloum, Sr. Pastor Jewish Family Service, will speak versity of Wisconsin, he was bom aunday: Paul Thompson, Assistant Pastor 276-8440 0:45 AM • Sunday School at Temple Ernanu-El, 756 E. Broad in New Jersey and raised in lin- 11:00 AM • Morning Worahlp St, on Friday, Oct 18, at 8:15 p.m. den. «:15 AM • Church Training on "How Healthy Are Our Jewish Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. 7:19 PM • Evanlng Worahlp Since joining Jewish Family Ser- Sunday Worship - fctt and 11:00 a.m. Cranford Alliance Church Families?" vice, he has developed and ex- MINISTER: Brut* D. WillUmt 7:00 PM - Prayer Maatlng 7 Cherry Street, Cranford 276-1617 Prior to assuming responsibility panded the food pantry, family life INT. ASSOC. Suum Mormrty Ninety Cant rVovldad for Jewish Family Service, Beck education, substance abuse pre- was director of social services at vention, and homemaker respite Dane County, Wisconsin Hospital care programs. WILLOW ST. BERNARD'S GREATER DROVE To Place PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CATHOLIC CHURCH MT. ZION - UHC Presbyterian services announced 1W1 Raman (toad, took* Wain. 368 Sumner Av. Your Church 43 Johnson Avenue Dr. William Ross Forbes will administered at 10:30 ajn. Chris- (9M) 232-8678 Plainfiald Cranford, N| 07106 preach at the 8 and 10:30 a.m. ser- tian Education classes for all ages, Rev. Ralph P. Acerno, Pastor Services Here, (90«) 276-0830 vices Sunday at The Presbyterian cribbery through adult, will meet at Sunday 756-3393 PASTOR: REV, CHARLIE W. BULLOCK Church, 140 Mountain Avc. 9:15 a.m. Senior High Choir and 9:00 a-m • ChlWrtn and Adult Mass Schedule Call Sunday Worship Service: Sunday School 10 am Sunday School The Junior High Choir, Chancel Junior High Fellowship will meet 10:00-10:30 am. - F«owthtp ttmt Saturday: 5:30 PM 11:30 am Morning Worship Choir and Recorder Consortium at 6 p.m. and Senior High Fellow- 10:30 am-WonMp SMVIC* Annette at 6.00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. - Junior/Senior Sunday: 8:00,9:30 will provide musical leadership. ship at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday 11:30 AM Weekday Services: The Sacrament of Baptism will be evening. Wednaaday: 7:30 p.m. • BMs Study 231-6689 8 pm Wednesday Bible Study Thursday: 10:00 a.m. • BUM Study Rev. Joseph F. Barbom, Pastor 8 pm Friday Prayer & Praise This is your Westfield Fire Department