An of tt;-****** !^^ ^ Tuesday nite Comedy continues School, which is owned by the dis- •y KEVINCOUJQAN trict and currently leased to the Tickets are still available THE RECORD for the family comedy "Beau county. It could be used as a cen- The Westfield Board of Educa- tral kindergarten or seventh el- test" featuring Frank Lettera, ementary school; Bernie Weinstein, Carol tion's Long Range Planning Com- McGee and Dennis Freeland mittee will present its eagerly anti- • Pair the six elementary of Westfield, 8 p.m. Saturday, cipated report on the district's op- schools into three units; ***** tions to deal with student popula- • Build additions to Jefferson May 20 at Westfield Com- tion growth at next Tuesday's and Wilson Elementary schools. munity Players, 1000 North school board meeting- This would almost certainly re- ; Ave. Tickets are $12 and are Tuesday's report is officially an quire another, but much smaller available at the box office by interim report on the committee's bond, said Melba Nixon, chair- calling 232-1221, or by visit- progress, but committee members woman of the LonR Range Com- ing Rorden Realty and The have strongly suggested it may mittee. Town Bookstore. The Sunday contain a final recommendation or • Add fifth-grade classes to the matinee performance has recommendations to the board. intermediate schools, which cur- been sold out. The committee is obligated to pro- rently consist of grades 6-8. duce a final report by the end of Lincoln School — the option that Audition December. received the lion's share attention in the recent school board cam- The New Jersey Workshop The committee has been picking through the rubble of December's paign — would provide the district for the Arts holds auditions with 18 classrooms. The building, for the Westfield Summer defeated $7.6 million bond, search- ing for a way to deal with an up- however, would need significant Workshop's annual musical coming increase in elementary renovation. According to a report production, "The Best of school students. prepared by M. Disko Associates of Broadway" 1-4 p.m. Saturday The failed bond was intended to Union, renovations would cost and Sunday, May 20 and 21 provide 21 additional classrooms to $857,000-$1,164,000. Estimates for at the Workshop, 152 E. cope with the predicted enrollment the operation of the school will Broad St Performers should likely be contained in the report. be ready with a two-minute —. STEVE LEGATCWTHE RECOflD Committee members were keep- Pairing schools might allow the song or spoken monologue ing the report under wraps, but it district to accommodate an in- and a recent photograph. Winning smiles Westfield High's Lauren Cafaro (8) Is congratulated by catcher Taryn McKenna, right, and is expected to deal primarily with crease in students without a mas- Those interested in produc- the four options which were laid sive capital investment and with- tion or technical aspects Shannon Wagner, left, after hurling a three-hit victory over Johnson Regional High Saturday out in earlier reports and repeated out classes swelling past the 18-25- should bring a resume. night in Unden. The Lady Devils won 2-1, and will face Union High at Memorial Field in throughout this spring's school student average called for in board Linden this Saturday In the Union County Championship game. For more on the big game, board campaign. policy. With the pairing option, turn to Sports on page A-10. Those options are: grades kindergarten-second or Readers' parade (Please turn to page A-4) The Westfield Memorial li- • Renovate and utilize Lincoln brary's children's department invites boys and girls in grades kindergarten and up to march with the librarians in Westfield's Memorial Day >wn Parade on Monday, May 29. Participants must be will- By KEVIN COtUCUW bility for administration of general bill provides for county workers to ing and able to walk the pa- assistance could see a cost savings, meet with welfare recipients once rade route. Registration runs THE RECORD there are other municipalities that every six months, said Ms. Corsi, Low-tech fingerprinting coming Monday, May 15-Saturday, Westfield Director of Human will see what happens when people as opposed to monthly meetings As of July, welfare recipients in will include cities and towns within May 20. Services and Vice President of the walk in," said Ms. Corsi. "People now conducted in local offices. 15 miles of Newark. are not going to go away because Westfield will be required to be fin- Municipal Welfare Association of "We know how rapidly ever- gerprinted in order to receive ben- "Applicants refusing to partici- New Jersey Lillian Corsi praised the department happens to be in changing this population is in a pate will be deemed ineligible for Art show the Town Council's opposition to a another town." week, in a number of days," said efits, said Director of Human Re- General Assistance," said Ms. Four Westfield Art Associa- state senate bill which would cen- Expenses could grow further if Ms. Corsi. "In six months you sources Lillian Corsi. Corsi. tion members Ann Atlas, tralize the state's 400-odd munici- "satellite sites" allowed in the bill don't know what could happen. The fingerprinting program is an Thirteen municipalities will have Linda Kolar, Grace Koleda pal welfare offices into 21 county are launched. Ms. Corsi said the We're talking about a population effort by the state to reduce fraud electronic fingerprinting devices and Barbara Zietchik are ex- offices. Plainfield office, which currently that should be accountable for its by weeding out individuals who il- tied into a computerized database, hibiting their work in the The Council voted unanimously services area residents on Aid to action." legally apply for multiple benefits said Ms. Corsi. Westfield, at least Spanish Tavern in Mountain- last week to pass a resolution op- Families with Dependent Children under aliases or in different mu- for the time being, will mail hard (AFDC) and food stamps, would The director said some welfare side. posing the bill. That resolution (Please turn to page A-4) nicipalities. Initially, the program copies of fingerprints to the state. All paintings are for sale. If branded the bill "ill-advised, and likely become a satellite office. interested, inquire at the site contrary to the best interests of the Municipal welfare offices, like of the exhibition. citizens of the Town of Westfield Westfield's, oversee the general as- and other local governments, as sistance program for single adults. Marrow typing to begin tomorrow more expensive without producing Employable adults, who make up You can make a difference. You have the potential Toastmasters Club any beneficial results." the vast majority of recipients in A message to Westfield from Karyn's Fund: When a person is in need, it's wonderful to live in a to save a life. Please join us on either day by being The Westileld "Y" is form- Since the bill mandates mu- the program, receive grants of $140 tested and by spreading the word among your friends, ing a community Toastmas- nicipalities pay their share of coun- a month. Disabled adults receive caring community like ours. There are posters all over the surrounding area and messages on E-mail and neighbors, fellow employees and relatives. Although ters Club. There will be a ty administration, Ms. Corsi said grants of $210. In addition, general walk-ins are cheerfully accepted on either day, you demonstration meeting 7-8:30 towns would have no control over assistance recipients may be eli- Internet advising that a 13 year-old girl from West- gible for rental assistance and most field needs a bone marrow transplant to survive. Peo- may call 789-4428 for an appointment. p.m. Wednesday, June 7 at the manner in which their admin- Please help us in any way you can. Financial dona- the "Y." Those interested in istrative dollars were spent. "It's receive foot! stamps and medical ple from all over New Jersey are working together to benefits. publicize an HLA Typing Drive to be held at Edison tions to offset the charge incurred for HLA Typing attending the meeting or like turning over a blank check," can be mailed to Karyn's Fund, c/o Tamaques El- joining Toastmasters should she said. "There is no control ... If general assistance services Intermediate School, 800 Rahway Ave. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. nothing." tomorrow and Saturday. AH that's involved in being ementary School, 641 Willow Grove Rd. Westfield, call Julia Black at 232-2700. were provided by the county, su- New Jersey 07090. Join in and make a difference. "While some municipalities that pervision would falter and cheating typed is having two tablespoons of blood drawn from Future meetings will be your arm. Thank you so very much for your help and caring. scheduled for 1 p.m. Thurs- relieve themselves of the responsi- could increase, said Ms. Corsi. The duys. New members pay a one-time fee of $16 and six months advance dues of $20. Man, 21, slashed to the bone during dispute Record tipline A Westfield man remains in stable condi- slashed under the arm to the bone and a Detective Scherb told The Record Mr. Road and Walnut Avenue, said Detective lie a part of Tlie Record's tion at University Hospital in Newark after main artery was severe*!, said Lt. O'Donnell. Nowicki was a passenger in a vehicle driven Scherb. news team. If you see news being stabbed Monduy evening in Clark. Officer Willinms npplied pressure to the by Jason Flainmor, also of Westfield, which As he approached the driver's door, Mr. breaking, know of nn upcom- Cranford Police offlciuls were called 7:.r>l wound nnd stayed with the victim while he wns stopping on Central Avenue when it Flnmmer saw the truck's driver hnd a base- ing event or interesting per- p.m. Monday to a Rnritan Roitd service- sta- WHS transported by timbulance to Memorial wiis passed by n two-door, black, S-10 Chevy ball but and the passenger hud n "filet-type Blazer. Words were exchanged between the sonality, we wiint to know tion whore they found u man cut and bleed- Field, and then by Medivue helicopter to kitchen knife, a foot to n foot and a hulf University Hospital. Mr. Nowicki underwent occujxmts of the vehicles, said the detective. iibout it. Call The Record at ing profusely. According to Lt. William long," said Detective Schorl). Before Mr. 27fl 6000. All calls are eonn- O'Donnell, Officer Frank Williamst m rived emergency surgt?ry "to basically re-attach Mr. Flninrner and Mr. Nowicki followed

Spring house shopping ftealEstate CHAMPIONS! Let there be rockers Check out the market WHS golf team wins Mild-mannered clerks by day, for your new home I^MCWVTTW fifth straight UCT title wild things at night Real Isttte »ection Inside See Sports, page A-1O See Weekend Plus Art May 18, High-speed chase nets SOLIDO MILITARY EDITION suspect sought by cops ONL Y 780 PIECES PRODUCED An Elizabeth man who lost Westfield Police in a charged with fraudulent use of a credit card and use high speed chase March 21 was charged Friday with of a stolen credit card. Each man was also charged two counts each of burglary, theft and criminal mis- with hindering apprehension by giving police false chief and one count of eluding police. names. Julio Pagan, 20, of 918 North Broad St. was arrested The suspects were being held on $10,000 bail with by Elizabeth police March 29 after another high speed no 10 percent bond. M3 Half-Track used in Livery chase involving Cranford and Elizabeth police offic- Burglary of 7th Battalion, The Duke of ers. In that chase, several cars were damaged, shots A residence on Breeze Knoll Drive was reported were fired and a police officer was injured. burglarized Wednesday, May 10. Wellington's Reg. 49th (West According to Cranford police, Mr. Pagan twice Thefl rammed police cars with a stolen 1991 Lincoln Town • Police charged Margo Henry, 54, of Plainfield with Riding) Division. It includes Car and hit a police sergeant knocking him to the shoplifting on a complaint from Lord it Taylor de- stickers and certificate of au- ground. Mr. Pagan then allegedly tried to run over the partment store Saturday. fallen officer who fired five shots into the tires of the • A resident on the 1000 block of Tice Place reported thenticity. stolen car before getting out of its way. the theft of a cement statue of a girl reading a book ,'r;i:i "Hie suspect hit a parked car with an elderly woman Saturday. RefUsol4595F $39.00* at the wheel before abandoning the vehicle and flee- ing on foot The elderly woman was taken to the local • Three Westfield juveniles aged 9, 10 and U were hospital for help. charged with attempted theft, forgery and use of a During the foot chase, a Cranford officer fired two forged instrument Friday when they allegedly at- I shots after Mr. Pagan suddenly spun around in a tempted to buy clothes at the Leader Store on East Also from the Solido, PeaceM {crouched position, police reported. The officer appar- Broad Street with a check they had found. The lently believed the suspect was armed. The shots hit youths were turned over to their parents. Europe limited edition series the ground in front of the suspect, who was unarmed. • Westfield High School reported the theft of a VCR Mr. Pagan allegedly continued to run and was scal- Tuesday, May 9. comes the GMC 6x6 Truck ing a 10-foot high chain link fence when he was • A Trinity Place resident reported the theft of a tire apprehended by Elizabeth police officers. from his vehicle Tuesday, May 9. with Compressor. This moctel Mr. Pagan was charged with a laundry list of charg- Driving while Intoxicated is a replica of the GMC 6x6 in es for the Cranford/Elizabeth incident and held on James Gilligan, 21, of 2112 Westfield Ave. Scotch $50,000 bail at Union County Jail. Plains was arrested for driving while intoxicated Livery of 243 Field Park Confe The Westfield charges stem from the theft of car Thursday, May 11. A breath alcohol test allegedly stereos from two cars parked at the Southside train revealed a blood alcohol content of .16 percent Bail of pany RE, 52nd (Lowland) Divi- station. Westfield police broke off* the chase in Eliza- $375 was posted. sion. It includes stickers and a beth when the suspect exceeded speeds of 80 mph. Drag possession Mr. Pagan was held on $20,000 bail for the Westfield Erik Moore, 19, of Brooklyn was arrested for posses' certificate of authenticity. f\ charges. sion of less than 50 grams of marijuana in Mindo- fraud waskin Park Thursday, May 11. Mr. Moore posted RejUsol4595B $24.00* Two Staten Island men allegedly attempted to de- $250 bail. Solido's, Peace in Europe lim- fraud CoreStates bank on Elm Street Tuesday, May 9 Criminal mischief by using a stolen credit car to obtain a cash advance. • A Frazee Court resident reported criminal mischief ited edition series includes the Samuel Bodunrin, 34, and Charles Adey, 35, were to his vehicle Tuesday, May 9. Jeep in the Livery of 4th Bat- talion The Royal Welch WHS juniors hit top PSAT level Fusiliers, 53rd (Welsh) Divi- Forty-one Westfield High School Luck, Gretchen Mansfield, Andrew Van Iperen, Katherine Werley, juniors scored with the top 5 per- McCabe, Rachel McKenzie, Justine Ericka Wilhelms, Courtney Yevich sion. It includes stickers and a cent of students nationally in the Moncrief, David Rachlin, Michael and Jana Zejjkovic. PSAT/NMSQT (Preliminary Scho- Rodihan, Sima Sabag, Douglas "As principal of the high school, certificate of authenticity. lastic Aptitude Test/National Merit Sanford, Sandeep Satwalekar, Juno I am pleased and proud," said Scholarship Qualifying Test). Turner, Amy Valentine, Elizabeth Principal Robert Robert G. Petix. RefUsol4S951 $19.00* More than a million students took the verbal and mathematics tests. 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All restrictions were was cited for Level A offenses for Level B infractions were cited by dents sampled by state investiga- > ilte<} Tuesday, May 9 after the cen- failing to comprehensively assess the health department Those in- tors were found to have been im- ter instituted a series of actions to the needs of each of its residents clude: properly restrained. Jjctjwfcct violations. and for not providing each resident • In at least two cases of resi- • Nine of 13 residents sampled *• Despite the restrictions, Meridian with "care and services required to dent injury, Meridian staffers failed did not receive adequate care for, »J\drninistrator Linda Stevens said attain or maintain his or her high- to conduct the required inves- or prevention of, pressure sores. 4>atients weren't stranded at hospi- est practical well-being." The cen- tigations and failed to report the • Five of seven residents sam- tals. -They were placed in nursing ter was also cited for several of the injuries to the proper authorities. pled with diet problems did not re- In one instance, a nurse's aide ceive appropriate intervention to noticed swelling and redness of a maintain acceptable parameters of Scroop 79's Michael Donovan female resident's leg. The patient nutrition status, was transferred to a hospital where • Violations were also issued for she was diagnosed with a fractured specific breaches of infection con- ^completes his Eagle project tibia and fibula. According to the trol and sufficient staff guidelines. £ Michaenuawcil Donovanuunivui,, a membeiiiciuucir owf church. 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AmMktm I ipm ho 908-233-5836 Wl In Ih olfhiln u«f R«t>icuHihifKn A-4 18, 1993 Town works to keep welfare local (Continued from page A-l) Caring Neighborhood Program theats work in the "cash economy" and Fund, and social service and in oflT-the-books jobs. Monthly family/youth programs. She also DAYLILIES meetings help limit that brand of collects and distributes donations fraud, said Ms. Corsi, "but ev-to and from the Westfield Food '.cc>no in ic eryone could take a day off from Pantry and Clothes Closet, acts as DAYLILIES work every six months and swear a liaison to the Salvation Army $6 God they are not working." and serves as the town's senior cit- Outlook The bill also neglects to include izen services coordinator. DAYLILIES workTare provisions, said Ms. Ms. Corsi said she fears those You are invited to a financial seminar todiscus s today's narktt Corsi. Since the early 1980s, em- services might not continue if the and die different investment options and strategies available. ployable New Jersey a ns on gen-welfare offices were consolidated. DAYLILIES ^ml assistance have been required The bill (S1754) was proposed by Topics include: Jtifif perform 28 hours of local com- • How To Profit From The Emerging Economic Environment Senator Joseph Bubba, Rep.-34th I* you think tbi* la a lot of 4arU**« - Walt till fit aaa tka fTf'tr •* ••••©- munity service per month. While district, Jan. 23. It is still awaiting •»«r aOO w1atl«a-all la coutaimtn-nmtf far r««r a)ai4a» llaillig at 6S.OT • Investment Implications Of The Recent the $140 grants are given up front, a hearing in committee and, as yet, .recipients who fail to complete has no assembly counterpart TIWMMTtl-IMV Congressional Elections -their service are barred from re- Westfield's representative Senate • How To Position Yourself For The Next Bull Market ceiving assistance in New Jersey President Donald DiFrancesco has ;for 90 days. no position on the bill, according 1 Westfield currently spends ap- to spokeswoman Rene Trabert NEW JERSEY BOTANICAl GARDFNS Hosted by: Legg Mason Wood Walker, Inc. proximately $53,000 a year to run "From a process standpoint, the Speaker Dr. Robert Goodman Hhe one-person Human Services bill has not moved enough for a Managing Director & Senior Economic Advisor •office, said Ms. Corsi. That office, discussion at the senate level," «O 5 *>UN \ 2 Putnam Investments however, has duties beyond the said Ms. Trabert administration of general as- The bill has run into opposition Date: May 23,1995 sistance. from the New Jersey League of Time: 7:00 p.m. ' Ms. Corsi handles Westfield Municipalities which last month .charitable services such as thepassed a resolution opposing it Location: The Westwood 438 North Avenue Garwood, New Jersey Mayor favors reform RSVP: Please call Legg Mason at (908) 232-2686 for reservations. Prospectuses for Putnam Mutual '700/ Welcomes" to a Family Tradition of Quality & Value Since 1929 Funds will be available at the seminar. of flea market format Always an O'Connor to welcome you - our only restaurant! Anyone requiring «pccUI aasistanix due to a disability ahould alt the phone Uptod far further details. (Continued from page A-l) neighboring Scotch Plains which 'table toilets from two to four; has a noon liquor store opening. STEAKS - The Best! Legg Mason Wood Walker, Inc. • Collecting data on charitable Mr. Panagos pushed for a 9 a.m. Graded The Highest Level of Tenderness & Flavor. sponsors' ties to Westfield for pos- start, saying the noon start only By The U.S., Taste The Difference 203 Elm Street sible future use in determining eli- created a "false sense of morality." 14oz. Bondcs* N.Y. Strip • 19oz. T-Bonc Westfield, NJ 07090 gibility. Second Ward council member 80/.. or 12oz. Sirloin Butt • 12oz. Bone in Strip (908) 232-2686 ' Also informally endorsed, but Margaret Sur, however, was more INFORMAL • REASONABLY PRICED • FAMILY RESTAURANT not explicitly included in the list in step with the rest of the council. Phone: (908)725-1500 • FAX: (908)725-6633 tor next week's vote, were sugges- She said a 9 a.m. start would add 1288 Rt. 22 East • Bridgcwatcr, NJ tions to bar "rump" flea markets lAXA, and to increase cleanup fees to ex- to "a creeping taking over of any- Legg Mason Wood Walker, Inc. thing goes. I like some rules and Happy Hour • Fri. & Sat. • 4:30-6:30PM An InvettiMfti Tradition Sinot MM. MAS( )N pand cleanup to surrounding Member NVSE, liw. • Member SBC Streets. Rump flea markets consist regulations." $1 Domestic • $2 Imported • 16 oz. Draft Beers of unsupervised groups of vendors • Westfield will auction off six which persist when inclement properties in Lexington Heights weather cancels an official flea Friday, June 9. market Boulevard, Ross and Tem- ple Places, and South and Summit Avenues would be included in an expanded cleanup. Clearly on the back burner are NEED STORAGE? plans to find an alternate site for the flea market Mr. Panagos said the committee discussed using the Free Up That Garage! North Avenue train station park- ing lot for the market "It's some- thing that maybe could work and we'll look at further," he said. The mayor, however, said a northside flea market came with "a real set of problems." Order Now! End Cleaning Out Your The council's response came as community pressure against the • Customized' home storage units nfiarketi continued to increase, • Your choice of colors & styles gbuthsiders filled two rows of seats • Vinyl or wood • Prepainted usually left empty at lightly at- • One Day Installation Gutters Forever... tended conference meetings. The Boulevard Neighborhood Associa- With This Ad Receive: tion, a driving force against the • Free pressure treated ftoor system marts, presented the council with • Free pair of vents & Shelving Guaranteed. two petitions calling for the elimi- • Teardown & removal of your old nation of the markets signed by metal shed - Only $65 area businesses and residents. According to the association, 99 percent of nearby businesses are against the flea markets, 93 per- cent of southside residents support a total ban on the marts and 99 percent of residents are in favor of LeafGuard^ downsizing the marts and alter- nating market locations. , In other news: Ice, Snow • The town faces an increasing and... number of tax appeals, which Gutter System could, if successful, effect munici- fJal tax rates. _ AMERICAN ' "If we were to lose a lot of these, SHED BUILDERS, INC. Leaves il would make several tax points 1050 State Street • Building 9 • Perth Amboy, NJ difference," said Town Attorney deflect Charles Brandt. One Piece Seamless Mr. Brandt said tax appeals are 1-800-974-0019*908-826-0200 increasingly popular. They are, however, to be expected in part. Hood & Gutter* , i "Things have changed," said Mr. Brandt. "(Market values) have gone down. We are having a re- adjustment." PARTS OF PLUMBING Will Not Clog or Trap Debris A town-wide reassessment will take place in 199G, said Town Ad- ministrator Edward Gottko. The last assessment in Westfield took " 12th Year Anniversary" place in 1982. Attractive; Blends in With Home • Westfielders may be able to Do-It-Yourself Center pick up their spirits an hour earlier on future Sundays. The council "A Plumbing Store Run By Plumbers" Design may vote next week to allow the ON DISPLAY sale of alcohol starting at noon in- stead of 1 p.m. on Sunday. The • Vanities • Whirlpool Tubs • Faucets • Decorative Tile move comes in response to mer- • Hoi Water Heaters • Medicine Cabinets • Parts of All Kinds chants who are losing business lo _. Featuring: Sheds Ice, Snow, Leaves & Debris

Pupil overcrowding I PARTS OF PLUMBING *This is not a covering device for existing report is due soon J "12th Year ANNIVERSARY SALE" gutters, but a complete gutter system. (Continued from page A-l) AH third would be. sent to one build- I 4%{%P/o Name Brand ing of a paired school and grades I ^WOFF FIXTURES third-filth to the other. For A Free Estimate Paired schools would free up • (Toilets, Tubs, Sinks, Vanities, Medicine Cabinets, etc) classrooms by keeping classes tit With this coupon • Expiros (i/:i()/<)l; the top end or tlu- 1H-25 student Call: target range. The schools would be paired us follows: TiimaqiX'S and C£jMOEN McKinlcy; Fnmklin ainl Wilson; and Washington iind Jcllcison It l[ IV i| Ml< X K The hitter two options f'HI into cjisfiivor during the c.ii»|);iii;n, l>ut KOHLER rtmy be resunveti'd in the report tf It tins hern considering other UniversahRundte Mon-Wed Fri. 9:00-5:30 Options, the cottiiiiiHiM1 has kept Tues. & Thurs. 9:00-2:00 CorporatioA NOITFFK r;(lMI'*NlnC quiet ubout It M Sat. 9:00-4:00 Tuondiiy'a morlinu in .scheduled for R p.m. in the lUmscvrlt In UtrttU'rilnlo School District of- 8 CASEY STREET, EDISON rh()N<> to hold the nuwllnjj in velt'tt miilitoihim to uc- cnimuodiiln Uio expected 287-0770 turnout May 18,1995 A-5 Miss Boscia, Mr. Parys will j Milestones be married in September Joseph and Susan Boscia of FREE DELIVERY) Westfield have announced the en- gagement of their daughter, Anne OPEN 7 DAYS Marie Boscia of Pittsburgh, Pa., to SUNDAYS 10-2 Steve Parys, son of Stan and June Parys of Pittsburgh. liie future bride graduated from IES Mother Seton Regional High H \HO\I s School in Clark and received her 10% OFF | bachelor's degree in English from IMAWY & AGNES BARONE,) Duquesne University in Pittsburgh. Proprietors KM \IION She is an administrative assistant vtth M* •# at the Saturday College at Du- (90S) ttZ-iW fn (900) 322-6146 417 Park Avenue. Scotch PWne quesne University. Her fiance received his bach- elor's degree in engineering from OPEN; Penn State and his bachelor's and Tuesday thru Saturday master's degrees in education from ANNE MARIE BOSCIA the University of Pittsburgh. and STEVE PARYS 11-5 PM He works in films as an assistant Or By Appointment director and locations manager, and has worked on several movies, including Silence of the Lambs, Striking Distance and Roommates. A September wedding is Anthony James MARIE and PETER MAZZOLA planned. CONSTRUCTION. INC. HFSH1IF YOUR siONAL Marie Dilorio HOMITOWN BUIkDIlt SPECIALIZING IN: ANTIQUES '• iharried in rite • Room additions, tdd a kvels, kitchen expansions, dormers, grai rooms, ind major renovaiions. Antiques • Furniture • Decorative Accessories^ k Holy Trinity • Complete design/build service available. ) Marie Dilorio, daughter of Jo- • Offering an EXTERIOR SHELL program Bought & Sold seph and RacheUe Dilorio of West- for the do-it-yourselfer field, was married Dec. 10, 1994, to 266 South Avenue, Fanwood F^ter Mazzola, son of Peter and Kathy Mazzola of Fairfield. Five Year (Across from Dunkin Donuts) ,! !The bride was given in marriage Warranty by her father during a Mass at Call For Easy Directions: 908*322-2080 Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church, Westfield. The Rev. Ri- ofurt^Sake, Ice Cream \ vnRrra% / AnyCup,, CoConie or Suadte I Cake or Yoaturt Pie \ m?*fi*A& ul ' Colombo Voguigurtt • EaY* let CrMm • chard Kelly was the celebrant T > GIM Crt«TM Oho I » NOOK NOTiCI F<* CUSTOM CAKE* \ICB CHEAM « . Q)M Cf«l • Soloists were Anthony BarteUo Auaurri. E>p.k/tl W-T1"^ mmnnwawn Advertise Jr., a close friend of the bride- in the Record! groom; and Ada Schneider. 447 Pirk Av»«ue • Scotch Plulim (908)322-0301 The bride wore a white Italian satin mermaid-style gown embel- lished with rhinestones. She wore a rhinestone tiara with a fingertip • 2x4 construction veil and carried calla lilies with • Built on your Lot In On* Day • 5/25 Year Primed Siding Christmas greens. • Old Shed Removal Available • Aluminum Piano hinge •Half a Million Units Built on doors Elizabeth Drehmann of Garwood Nationwide • FinancingJkvailaWe was matron of honor for her sister. She wore a sapphire blue velvet gown with sapphire satin gloves. Committed to Excellence She carried a bouquet of red Ger- bef, gold stephanous, baby's breath and Christmas greens. Attired the same as the matron of1 honor were bridesmaids Eliza- beth Klee of Cincinnati, Ohio, N$x>le Drehmann of Lawrenceville, Jean Wintringham of Westfield and Richelle Collin of Lawrenceville, alt friends of the bride; and Lauren Mazzola of Fairfield, the bride- grbom's sister. Russell Talamo of Fairfield was 1 OO% ORGANIC bast man for his friend. Ushers w*re the bridegroom's friends, Christopher Lenot, Michael Lat- 10x8x8 8x10x8 8x10x tiqrier and David Lattimer, all of Fairfield, and Christopher Cosenza Tackroom Deluxe Estate Statesman oft Long Island; and the bride's btpther, Nicholas Dilorio of West- „ $899 # $799 . $799 fi^ld. $19.95/YD.+ta. 0*12x10x8 O* 10 x 12 x 8'6N O» 10 x 12 x 8 A reception was held at the Atri- $1199 $1149 $1099 u^i Country Club in West Orange. (10 yd. minimum) The couple's honeymoon trip * Many oth*r SIMS avallabl* at 19% ONI was to Sandals, Antigua. FREE DELIVERY WITHIN 25 MILES The bride is a graduate of West- «••«• ••• Mulch Model * 20% OH Options • Windows • Sholvos • Troalad Ftoor...and moro! field High School and Lynchburg I lltna S731/M (\ta.) College. She is a systems in- off Operation 8:00 - 5:00 Mon - Frl Scr N,c":ir t'sl l)i;ilti or ( all (*><)S)3: staller for Pyxfc Corp. TES • DARK, RICH Hill afcrn mil—ti *•_• SOS IM'WSt UnHen, NJ IPS sdny: U\lt\v Kltuly \2:'M p.m.; Mtesl«\y Choir :»:lfi p.m.; Fife & Djnini Il;:t() p.m.; SU-phen Ministry MORE SAVINGS! TRANE You* coMturri CIMTIR V;jSU> p.m.; Children's Forum I'M It's Hard To Stop A Twin" POR LANDSCAM a MA1ONIIY Youth Choir (! p.m.; Utility Company Rebates 1 PRODUCTt MMIE hs, i. (inn nti» FNiverft, I <', HdiUlirtfl nnd Meditation CIIIHSI H p.m.; A T BRIBCt WTTTI Sloim, Ciiinfon l'tnil», ( (A tins, Watl IMf K'ouiinlltM- H p.m. Hi-Efflciency Units 831 E. MAIN ST., BRIDGEWATER SIOMII, K Invalid on Present Contracts 469-4433 •.fniiH,. IIrnpiloim, O»ic>Mihv« Sturm, Hinili(»'«, I (igin|). Anil Mmli Mor«. fiDii.; Kmirtimry (!hr»ir 7:110 p.m.; One Per Customer Hr»^/VVf_7:_pp-5:0p; Sat, 7:00-3:00 .';)>ir1111111 I,id- (•(iinrnllii'c II p.m. A-6 Commentary 14, Hits & misses mm Of Moms, Good Samaritans — even fleas I HIT: The good feelings, good food, good HIT: The recognition given to lifelong Scotch gifts and good weather that combined to Plains resident Dwayne Gilliam and John Es- make Mothers Day such an upbeat occasion pada of Bloomfield for their heroic efforts last qa — again. summer to secure two children left hanging 1.6 MISS: Fathers Day. Is it a distant second in from the Bowcraft ferris wheel from which a •O many families' ranking of yearly occasions, third child had fallen. Township Police Chief na or are we missing something? Maybe if it Robert A. Luce presented the two civilians with .m weren't in the height of baseball and gradu- the awards. (The youngster who fell from the ation season ... Or, maybe the proportion of wheel has fully recovered, the chief said.) celebration is just right in terms of Mom's MISS: That heart-in-the-mouth sensation par- 13 and Dad's roles in the household ... We'll ents always get when.youngsters ride such stop here, Mom; no letters, please. amusements that are 99.9 percent sate in reality. HIT: The Tamaques School PTO has taken HIT: The 32 years Evelyn Bleeke gave to her the bull by the horns and organized a bone beloved choral music as conductor and so much marrow transplant screening clinic aimed at more of the Choral Art Society of New Jersey. finding potential donors to help a 13-year- O Saturday night was her last on the podium be- old Westfield girl battle her leukemia. Screening will be 9-6 this Friday and Sat- fore the 95-member society and an appreciative Tamaques urday. Walk in or call 789-4428 to make an audience. appointment; call 789-4583 for more infor- MISS: Mrs. Bleeke's lament that, "If we teach a School mation. And thank the PTO for its caring child well up through third grade, we can de- PTO response to a difficult situation. velop musical ability. If we disregard music up MISS: The drum beating that has to go on to the third grade it's too late. We lose them." Bone Marrow to generate volunteers for such a serious HIT: Browsing for bargains at that alternating- Donor Screening cause as screening bone marrow donors. If week flea market at the Westfield rail station Clinic Art only the spirit of the FIX) and its cooperat- Sundays. Call 789-4583 ing volunteers could spread so a truly na- MISS: The litter, parking problems and general tionwide computer data base could be cre- aggravation felt by many neighbors of the flea torinformaW ated to catalog willing marrow or even organ market. It's an official political issue in town donors. how. Letters to the editor DEP is undergoing Expert targets fat Nutritionist regrets important changes in fight for health Of all the changes that Ameri- day. For example, if your total ca- Whitman's veto By DAVID MOOWg ministration. cans are urged to make in their loric intake is 1,500, than you Aside from endangering our NJ. Conservation Foundation diets, the one that will have the should limit fat to 50 grams. •, To The Chronicle: 'who was counseled to discontinue health, lack of proper enforce- greatest effect on reducing disease "Once you have figured out hew Recently Governor Whitman had her insulin and drink a special tea Observing Trenton's treat- ment means lawbreakers get an risk for most people is cutting back to eat a low-fat diet, sticking to it is an opportunity to sign legislation instead. Later she went to an emer- ment of the Department of En- unfair advantage over their law- on fat, according to Union Hospi- a whole new challenge," Ms. bringing New Jersey into the ranks gency room for treatment Another vironmental Protection (DEP) abiding competitors. To some tal's Coordinator of Clinical Nutri- Killeen said. A recent study dis- of the 35 states that license or cer- case concerns a weight-lifter who shows how dangerous it can be degree that happens in another tion Leslie Killeen, M.S.RD. pelled some commonly held beliefs way too. Complain to the "BUSH tify nutritionists. Instead, she ve- was hospitalized for three weeks for an agency to enforce the "A diet high in fat has been about factors that affect a person's toed the bill. She chose to ignore due to an overdose of vitamins. laws with which it is entrusted. ness Advocate" in the Secretary success in maintaining a diet The of State's office, and you'll get strongly linked to an increased risk voters' calls, letters, and petitions, In New Jersey, thanks to Gov- That's why we are bombarded for heart disease and certain can- study showed that snacking, eating as well as endorsements by presti- ernor Whitman, it is still "buyer by propaganda from interests priority attention, ahead of ev- something other than three square eryone else waiting in line. cers," Ms. Killeen said. "It also gious state organizations. beware" when it comes to nutritiofc' which chafe under enforcement contributes to obesity, which is an meals a day, having innovative By vetoing the bill, the governor services. Consumers should know of environmental regulation. When I was • kid, cutting into line wat a breach of etiquette. independent risk factor for those cookbooks, and access to a micro- Aligned herself, net with the con- that a qualified nutritionist! will In this state we're in, thoee and other diseases." wave oven did not affect the suc- sumer, but with large trade groups paying fees and lines complain, There used to be a public advo- have at least a bachelor's degree in Ms. Killeen recommends getting cess of a diet that oppose' state recognition of nutrition from an accredited col- while aware neighboring states cate to deal with such matters; now the public takes a back seat no more than 30 percent of your The study also identified two fac-: ^ushfled nutritionists. These trade lege or university. In the absence have much greater taxpayer tors that had a detrimental effect; groups represent manufacturers, subsidies for resource users and to agency "clients." calories from fat, but the American of state certification for nutrition- That's not the only place Dietetic Association reports the na- on sticking with a diet: an erratic; distributors, and retailers of nutri- ists, consumers should look for the polluters. Now it looks like we tion-related products. will be doing the same. where we ordinary folks are tional average is closer to 37 per- eating pattern with frequently! R.D. credential (Registered Dieti- shortchanged. Our park system cent "Many people misinterpret missed meals and a lack of respon- In New Jersey, a person with no tian) after a nutritionist's name. When DEP Commissioner education in nutrition whatsoever Robert Shinn explained his pro- has suffered reductions in staff- the 30 percent guideline to mean sibility for choosing or preparing! can call himself a nutritionist As a Consumers who have been vic- posed budget to the Assembly ing, either through positions that they should not eat any food one's foods. ! result, consumers are unwitting tims of nutrition-related harm or Appropriations Committee in being unfilled or eliminated, or any meal that derives more than To overcome those obstacles, Ms.! victims for self-styled "nutrition- health fraud can take action by re- early April, he revealed dra- early retirements, transfer of 30 percent of its calories from fat," Killeen suggests keeping your ists" who offer harmful or useless porting the incident to their near- matic changes. employees to other agencies or Ms. Killeen said. "That is not cor- kitchen stocked with easily pre- therapies promoted with untrue est Consumers Affairs office, which For one, fees and fines will no even dismissals. rect The guideline applies total pared, low-fat food to make regu-j and deceptive claims. Some con- is listed in the front of the phone longer remain inside the DEP to Years ago, when I worked for calories eaten per day — you can larly scheduled meals easier andj fuse the consumer by using im- book under Community Services run the programs from which the state park system, we relied even average it over a few days." enlisting the understanding and portant sounding but meaningless Numbers. they sprang. Now all those dol- on summer help when budgets Food labels now list fat content, support of the person who doesj credentials or claiming degrees Perhaps our next governor will lars will go to the general trea- were tough, or "borrowed" from but Ms. Killeen stresses to be care- most of the shopping and cooking.: that are from unaccredited schools protect consumers by saving "No" sury, with the governor and the capital funds. Now times are ful that you understand what the For more information about cre-j and therefore worthless. to nutrition nonsense and "Yes" to legislature deciding which pro- worse. numbers mean. One of the most " ating a healthy diet and lowering Nutrition fraud is commonplace. nutrition science. grams get funded and by how In 1988, a study was done by straightforward methods for deter- health risks through nutrition, A recent case of harm inflicted by rE MURPHY COLE much. the state Office of Management mining what percentage of calories watch for upcoming lectures ofj a self-appointed "nutritionist" in- MS, RD The Whitman administration and Budget to determine per- you get from fat is to count up fered by Union Hospital. Recent volves an insulin-taking diabetic Cranford is going to spend a lot of money sonnel levels needed to keep up your total calories and your total lectures have focused on a variety to hire a management expert to with recreational demand and grams of fat eaten over a day. of nutrition topics including, Holi-j help the DEP perform more like properly maintain our parks and Ms. Killeen provides the fol- day Cooking the Healthy Way; Get Jefferson PTO says thanks to supporters a successful business. forests. Shinn's budget proposes lowing formula to use when figur- Your Children On the Right Nutria To The Record: also goes to the families, local mer- A government agency like the less than two-thirds of that ing out how to limit your fat As- tion Track,- Good Nutrition, Jvsi I wish to express my thanks to chants and businesses who pro- DEP is not a business. The level, with more park visitors suming you eat 2,000 calories a For the Health of It; Nutrition And all those who helped make the Jef- vided gifts and services for our raf- checks and balances in place than ever, and more land to day, multiply 30 percent times the Cancer; and more. The lectures are ferson School Parent Teacher Or- fle and door prizes. there to ensure proper public take care of! total number of calories (0.3 x 2,000 usually held in the evening and ganization Dinner and Fashion Last but not least, I wish to service simply aren't present in The DEP budget relies a lot 600). That is the maximum number most are free of charge. For infor* Show, "Spring Fling," a successful thank all the committee members the private sector. 1 doubt if a on federal funds, which means of calories from fat you should eat mation on current lectures, please evening. My sincere appreciation is and models for all their hard work business management expert that if dollars are reduced by Since each gram of fat supplies call Leslie Killeen at 851-7277. I extended to the Gap and Gap Kids and the numerous families who at- can contribute to the philosophy Congress, the DEP is going to nine calories, divide your "fat calo- Union Hospital, an affiliate of for graciously providing the spring tended for their continued support and practice of environmental be in big trouble. And so will the ries" by nine (600 div. 9 the Saint Barnabas Health Qare fashions and to Jackie Alice who Kathy Dunn law enforcement and public ad- rest of us! 67) to come up with the total num- System, is located at 1000 Gallopf narrated the event. Special thanks Chairwoman ber of grams of fat allowable per ing Hill Road, Union.

The^festfield Record Forbes tells grads opportunities Forbes Newspapers, A Division of Forbes Inc. © Forbes Inc. 1995 Malcolm S. Forbes Jr. 'mind boggling' in business world Editor-in-Chief Lou Barsony •y KEVIN COiliOAN The result of this revolution, said Mr. Forbes, "My three brothers and I came to the atten- tion of top management at Forbes magazine at ^ Publisher FORBES NEWSPAPERS will be a redefinition of the very notion of wealth. fairly young age," he said. "I don't have mucji James Rellly Edward F. Carroll Cheryl Fenske useful advice to offer in that sphere." Sports Editor Executive Editor Chief Copy Editor- Forbes Newspapers Editor-in-Chief Malcolm "The real capital of this country lies in peo- Special Sections Editor S. Forbes Jr. addressed more than 1,600 gradu- ple's brains," he said. "Human imagination will Mr. Forbes did advise graduates not to worri' Kevin Colllgan ates and received an honorary degree at Kean be the real motivator, the real creator of wealth if they hadn't conquered the world by age 3(}. Reporter College of New Jersey's commencement Thurs- in the nature." He mentioned tycoon Ray Kroc, milkshake ma- day. chine operator turned McDonald's founder, and The second development is the end of the World War II general Dwight Elsenhower up Richard McComb Rick Keetenbaum Arthur Kurek Under a threatening, slnte-grny sky, Mr, Cold War. "For 80 years, the United Suites has examples of men who achieved towering suc- Retail Advertising Advertising Director Classified Advertising Forbes told graduates two promising trends faced on external threat of one sort or another," cess later in life. would ahaj* their lives and offer the op- he snid. Manager Manager Although patience is a virtue, Mr, Forbes Margaret Amea portunity for u "mind boggling" standard of liv- With the end of the Cold War, America will George Qannon Alen M. Churchill warned graduates not to overdo it. He relateq Union County ing. be able to face internal issues set aside tlu Walnut Avn , Crnnloul, NJ 0/0in were dead.' " j (908) V7<\ 6000 9m:nfike for no more thnn Alxwe all, Mr. Fortx?s told graduates U» ploBSB nfllid chnngM 10 ForbflS Nawipnpnrs, rulfilknant Otticn. I'U Skix 099. fiomncvilln. "You will lienefit from that." 15 minutes, Mr. Forties laced hla commence- "never lose a strong sense of right and wrong.'! NJ 00D7A, Swfosr.nplloM rains by mull, turn ynnr within Union County $10 nut 'il oounly Today's mk'rtx:hip is in its "Model-T Hinge" of ment address with anecdotes, gelf-dcprecnting J2O, out (il atntft $20 f(i stib»c;ril)B (.nil 1 MX) :t()0 H321 Mr. Forbes was awarded the dcgitre of Docliir development, naid Mr. Forties, yet Is doubling humor and "unwanted advice." or Humane Letter*, Honoris Cauun, for his in power every 12-IB months. Like the automo- 'Hie head of Fortwn Inc., a company founded nehlevernenta in Journalism and economics. Mr- Writ* Ut: J 102Wnlnut Avenue F hone (908) 276-6000 bile, the computer will become less an Inaeees- by his grandfather, Mr. Forbes itiid he had little* Forbei la tho Chief Executive Officer of Fort** Crnnlord,NJ070l6 FAX; (908) 276 0220 Hlhle, unwieldy contraption and more a dy- advice for graduates about how to climb tho Inc. and Editor-in-Chief of Forbes magazine and namic practical tool. corporate ladder. Foriten NeutsjxijHfn May 1B, 1886 i-A Community life Briefs Spring luncheon Artists and art The Musical dub of West- field will hold its annual spring luncheon meeting 10 a.m. Wednesday in the sanc- tuary of the First Baptist bloom at big Church, 170 Elm St. A pro- gram was planned by Rose- marie Gilman, program chair- person. Featured performers will be Franklin show Elma Adams, pianist; soprano Elsa Gail Hahn with Mary Beth McFall; and a jazz piece Franklin School faculty and student affection for art in its with James Perrry, saxo- many forms became clear to visitors to the school's big art phone, and Paul Somers, show last week. In the photographs on this page, the degree piano. Concluding will be se- of seriousness and absorption in the work on the part of the lections with the Musical students is evident. Club Chorus, directed by Vivien Cook and ac- Students on this page are in the fifth-grade classes of teach- companied by Ms. McFall. ers Brian Dursee and Kathy Kelly. The meeting will be fol- lowed by a luncheon at the Echo Lake Country Club ar- ranged by Hospitality Chair- man Dane) Belcher and Gwen Buttermore. Hadassah officers The Westfield Chapter of Hadassah will install officers for the 1995-96 year at a luncheon today at L'Affaire, Route 22, Mountainside. Carol Fein, organization vice president of Northern New Jersey Region of Hadas- sah, will be the installing of- ficer. Renate Bieber and Geralyn Lichtenstein will be installed as co-presidents. Other of- ficers being installed are: Vice presidents of fund raising, Betsy Haveson, Jean Goldstein and Karen Langer; «;vice president of mernber- t-'tthip, Lillian Block; vice presi- dents of program, Judy Can- vtor and Carol Thau; vice pres- :iflents of education, Annette J!Radley and Beatrice ;-JWetseher, vice presidents of RANDALL MILLER/THE RECORD tfl young leadership, Betty Dub- Franklin School lifth-grader Sarah Round concentrates on silk painting at her school's major 2'nnan and Robin Kaufman; art exhibit and demonstration held last week. orlreasurer, Marilyn Napack; Leor Specter draws with chalk at the Franklin art expo. 3. bulletin, Joan Forscher, fi- noancial secretaries, Rita 0/Schwartz and Myra Hoffman; ding secretary. Rose, oiBauman; corresponding sec- retary, Iinda Lafkowitz. $400 donation '*' Concerned African- *-''American Parents of West- -'"neld recently kicked off its >V'annual fund-raising drive with a $400 donation from |srtiof St Luke Methodist Church Morgan Lang and Megan >.jof Westfield and president of Lesko weaving at the Frank* ...the MLK Association. lin School arts expo-demo W This year, 28 Afirican- last week. .nAmerican students are gradu- al ating from Westfield High — .olhe highest number in recent 10 memory, says CAAP Presi- dent Larry Hampton. "CAAP •(..wants to be able to honor as many of these students as possible for their success. With the ever-escalating cost Vl.'pf college plus this record XT1number of graduates, we're ^really counting on a big show pf support from the entire ."community," he said. .' '. CAAP will present scholar- ' ''ships to deserving African- American graduating seniors, \ as well as awards to interme- 'diate and elementary African- '°American students, during Us Annual Scholarship and Awards Night June 5 at the Westfield High School cafete- ria. More than 95 percent of each dollar donated will go directly toward scholarships nd swards, says Mr. Hamp- >n, adding that all donations Iso are tax-deductible. Jemple schedule Fridny: Minyan 7 a.m.; Sis- terhood/Men's Club/Senior Youth Group Installation, jTemple Choir and Jr. Choir will sing, 8:15 p.m. Parallel Jr. Congregation Service. Saturday: Minyan 10 a.m.; B'nai Mitzvah of Jonathan Kotler and Lisa Goodman 10:30 a.m.; Marc und Marci ,-Get Married 7:30 p.m., dinner ,8:45 p.m. Monday: Minyan 7 a.m. Tuesday:, Minyan 7 a.m.; Bible Cluiiu 9:30 u.m,; Choir , •Reheui-ssul 8 p.m. ,. Wednesday: Minynn 7 ii.rn.; Ronalssmitt* Moctin^ 10 a.m.; Men's Club 'lliontre Club 7:»0 p.m.; lU'lii;ic>ua S<-IICMJI Com- .inltti'o 'I'M) p.m. TlHiitMlny, Mny H5: Minynn 7 a.m.; Worm-n & Judaslm IIANHAIL Course 7:;J0 p.m.; Hrldge 7::«0 RANDALL MH It H/THC 111 U>HI> MiurrvniE neconn p.m.; Soclnl AeUon/SlirterhiKxl Angela Kim carves as Mary Lygate prints at Franklin nrt expo. Andrew OdachowskI draws as third-grader Matthew Corlln closely watches. 7::H) p.m. L May 18,19ft i Obituaries Minor Fahrmann, 79 Minor L. Fahrmann, 79, died neering in 1937, both from the Cal- May 14, 1M5 at the Glenside Nurs- ifornia Institute of Technology. ing Center in New Providence. He He was a member of Monsignor fence was an engineer and a man- Watterson Council 1711, Knights of ager with what is now Chevron Columbus, in Westfield. In 1969 Corp. Mr. Fahrmann served as president A native of New Orleans, La., he of the Woodbridge Rotary Club. lived in California before moving Surviving are his wife, Antoi- to Westfleld in 1956. nette C. Gerwing Fahrmann; four / Mr. Fahrmann joined the Stand- daughters, Antoinette M. Fahr- { ard Oil Co. of California in 1937 as mann of Mountainside, Virginia L. ^ civil engineer in California. He Fahrmann and Margaret Potter, plso was as a civil and mechanical both of Westfield, and Carolyn engineer for the oil company in Fahrmann of Clark; and two grand- iran. children. J He was Chevron's Eastern Divi- A funeral Mass was offered yes- kion manager of operations in terday at Our Lady of Lourdes Perth Amboy when he retired in Roman Catholic Church in Moun- 4981. Mr. Fahrmann received a tainside. Burial was in Fairview pachelor's degree in engineering in Cemetery with arrangements han- 1936 and a master's degree in engi- dled by the Dooley Colonial Home. Jeanne Bastek Seiverson, 76 Jeanne M. Bastek Seiverson, 76, of Holy Trinity Roman Catholic retired professor of English at Church and a patron of the West- vhat is now Union County College Held Historical Society. She was a n Cranford, died May 12, 1995 at member of the Westfield Senior lerhome. Citizens Club, the National Trust She was bom in Jersey City and for Historic Preservation, and the Colonial Williamsburg Trust. . r id lived in Westfield since 1973. I [ Mrs. Seiverson was an English Her husband, Henry Seiverson, {professor at UCC from 1971 until died in 1993. Surviving are a daughter, Faith fter retirement in 1991. She taught Civic scouts Hofstader of Hague, N.Y.; three Webelo Scouta from Pack 270 at Washington School In Westfield meet with Mayor Garland "Bud" Boothe, The Scouts, part of classes at Fairleigh Dickinson Uni- grandchildren; and three brothers, versity and at SL Nicholas School Adam Bastek of Beach Haven, Den 5, later led the flag ceremony that opens the Town Council meeting. The Scouts will now be able to receive their citizen, |n Jersey City before joining the Frank Bastek of North Miami badges. vUCC faculty. Beach, Fla., and Victor Bastek of She earned a bachelor's degree Jersey City. in English in 1965 and a master's A funeral Mass was offered yes- degree in English in 1970, both terday at Holy Trinity Church, fol- fromFDU. lowing services at the Dooley Co- Mrs. Seiverson was a parishioner lonial Home. Orchestra lists 'firsts' for new Elizabeth Heeger, 77 „ Elizabeth Eleanor "Dot" McKe- Joanne E. Heeger and Kathleen M. Sown Heeger, 77, died May 12, 1995O'Neil; and two grandchildren. season including 100th concert ht her home. She was a book- A son, Thomas Heeger, died in and seven concertos of Beethoven. wkeeper with the Coppers Co. in1972. A granddaughter, Kelly The Westfield Symphony Or- who made her WSO debut as Mu- The season will come to a dra- •Garwood until her retirement in O'Neil, died in 1980. chestra will present a concert se- setta in the recent performance of matic conclusion April 27, 1996, Subscriptions for the 1995-96 51983. Services were held Monday at ries for the 1995-96 season featur- La Boheme, will appear as a soloist with an all-Beethoven program, in- Season of Firsts are now available She was born in Lyndhurst and the Memorial Funeral Home, Fan- ing a number of "firsts." with the orchestra in two works. cluding the First Symphony, First through the Westfield Symphony had lived in Weitfield since 1942. wood, followed by a funeral Mass The orchestra will perform the She will sing "Una voce poco fa" Piano Concerto and the concert office at 232-9400. Prices start at Mrs. Heeger was a parishioner of at St. Helen's Roman Catholic first symphonies of Beethoven, (Rosina's aria) from The Barber of aria Ah, Perftdo!, featuring soprano $90 for all concerts. Senior citizen Seville and Mozart's solo cantata •Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church. Burial was in Fairview Brahms, and Mendelssohn, as well Eugenie Grunewald, who thrilled subscriptions are $80 and tfcMfrt as the First Piano Concerto of Exsultate, Jubilate. The Merck WSO audiences with her perform- Church and belonged to its Altar Cemetery. subscriptions are just $50. S( Rosary Society. She also was a In lieu of flowers, contributions Beethoven. The symphony will cel- Company Foundation is the corpo- ance in Aida. Soloist for the piano ebrate its first 100 concerts with rate sponsor for this concert concerto will be the 15-year-old seating and other benefit member of the Catholic Golden may be made to the Valerie Fund, are available as well. Sub ''Age Society of Scotch Plains and of 187B Springfield Ave., Maplewood, the first performance of a new con- Nov. 18, 1995 will be the date of sensation Ji Yoon Im. With this Theta Kappa Rho sorority. 07040, or the. Association for Re-cert version of Leonard Bernstein's the Westfield Symphony's 100th program, the WSO concludes its orders received by May 31 Surviving are her husband, tarded Citizens, 1225 South Ave., first Broadway musical On theconcert. To mark the occasion, the survey of all the nine symphonies gible for a special prize i Gustave J. Heeger; two daughters. Plainfield, 07062. Town. The Guitar Concerto of orchestra will present the first per- Michael Jeffrey Shapiro will also formance of a new concert version receive its first performance. ofi Leonard Bernstein's On the JnHa Corsi D'Amore, 93 Music director Brad Keimach Town. This romantic comedy will conduct all five programs. Au- about three sailors on a 24-hour Julia Corsi D'Amore, 93, died izens Club. diences from throughout northern leave in wartime New York City May 12, 1995 at the Greenbrook Her husband, Anthony A. features a number of favorite D'Amore, is deceased. and central New Jersey have en- Manor Nursing Home in Green joyed top quality performances by songs, including "New York, New Brook. A native of New York City, Surviving are a son, George A. York," "1 Can Cook, Too," and D'Amore; three grandchildren; a this professional ensemble since fhe lived in Queens borough, N.Y., 1983. Its concerts and diverse edu- "Lonely Town." The show's origi- Serving the Union Area — great-grandchild; and a brother, nal lyricists, Betty Comden and and Westfield before moving to James Mauro. cational programs are supported by Adolph Green, are preparing the J&reen Brook in 1986. Services were held Tuesday at grants from individuals, corpo- v Mrs. D'Amore was a member of the Dooley Colonial Home. Burial rations, foundations, the National new version, with a single narrator, the Westfield Senior Citizens Club was in St. John's Cemetery, Middle Endowment for the Arts and thesingers, chorus and orchestra, for 4nd the Green Brook Senior Cit- Village, N.Y. New Jersey State Council on thethis performance in Westfield. Miss Arts/Department of State, which Comdon and Mr. Green are ex- named the Westfield Symphony a pected to be in Westfield for the Distinguished Arts Organization performance. On tfie Town was the Ellen Weissman, 71 for the third time in August 1994. first Broadway show for them, I To Advertise Ellen Weissman, 71, died May 15, in Whiting. The first concert of the sym-Bernstein, and choreographer i995 at her home in Whiting. She Surviving are her husband, Leo- phony's 1995-96 season will occur Jerome Robbins. in the a market researcher with nard Weissman; a daughter. Donna Oct 21, 1995. It will begin with the The symphony will present a son & Johnson in Milltown Jasie; a son, Eric Weissman; four overture to Hie Barixr of Seville by "Concertofest" Jan. 20, 1996. Bridal Directory & 1966 until her retirement in grandchildren; two sisters, Beatrice Gioacchino Rossini and end with Scheduled works include The 1981. the Symphony No.l of Johannes Chrysanthemums by Giacomo Puc- Kaplan and Nikki Greenberg; and WEDDING E A native of Newark, Mrs. Weiss- Brahms. Soprano Melody Johnson, cini, J.S. Bach's Concerto for Violin Call a brother, Louis Pickar. COME TRUE... man lived in Westfield before mov- in E Major, and the Mozart Clari- net Quintet, featuring clarinetist ing to Whiting. She was a member Graveside services were held Donna yesterday at Floral Park Cemetery Jon Manasse. Composer Michael of Deborah chapters in Maplewood Jeffrey Shapiro attend the world (908)722-3000 • 5 V» hour Open Bar • and Westfield, the cerebral palsy in Deans. Arrangements were by Symphony premiere of his Concerto for Gui- Hoi ft Cold Hors O'oeuvres !> association in Newark, and thethe BelkofT-Goldstein Jewish Me- tar. 7 Course Dinner " Women's American ORT chapter morial Chapel in Lakewood. offers prizes The WSO will offer the energeti- ext. 6255 Wedding Cak« Flower* and Candtlabra cally passionate First Symphony of Flaming Jubilee Show Felix Mendelssohn March 2, 1996, Banquet Rooms For Ail Occasions .Elizabeth Barnard, 95 to patrons along with the Second Orchestral Elizabeth GJ. Jones Barnard, 95, York Metropolitan Area Alumni Early suscribers to the Suite (featuring the flute) by J.S. •£" 908-322-7726 ££ former general chairwoman of Club, the American Association of Westfield Symphony's 1995- Bach, and Richard Wagner's Sieg- New Jersey League of Women University Women, and Pi Beta 96 Season of Firsts will be eli- fried Idyll. Phi sorority at Swarthmore. gible for a drawing for prizes ^ died May 12, 1995 at the contributed by area busi- drledford Leas nursing home in Her husband, Norris C. Barnard Sr., and a son, Norris C. Barnard nesses. Bedford. Orders; must Ix? retrieved at 5* She was born in Philadelphia, Jr., are deceased. Surviving are a daughter, Marion the Symphony office, P.O. *Pa., and lived in Westfleld before Box 491, Westfield, N.J. Itnoving to Medford in 1972. Barnard Chalfant of Waynesboro, Pa.; and four grandchildren. 07091, by May 31 to tx» eli- ^ Mrs. Barnard served on the New gible. Available prizes are: CRANFORD JJersey and New York state boards A memorial service will be held two tickets to Paper Mill ST. BERNARDS KENILWORTH at 2 p.m. Saturday in Room 28 at Playhouse, a $30 gill certifi- ALLIANCE CHURCH] {of the League of Women Voters. Medford Leas, Route 70, Medford. CATHOLIC CHURCH •6he also was a member by birth- cate from The Music Stiil'f, a 7 CHERRY STREET GOSPEL CHAPEL Contributions may be made to the gift basket from Ahrre's Cof- 368 Sumner Ave. Newark Ave. & 23rd SL, Konilworth Jfight of the Society of Friends of MLRA Appreciation Fund at Med- Phone: 278-1617 ^Central Philadelphia. fee RousU-ry, a $25 gill cer- Plainfield 908-272-6131 ford Leas. tificate from Barnes & Noble, f She graduated in 1920 from Arrangements are by the Mathis 756-3393 Sunday Services: arthmore College. Mrs. Barnard and a $10 gift certificate from Funeral Home in Medford. There Lucca's. Mass Schedule Sunday School 9:00 am 11 a-ii - Family Bible Hour and i a member of the college's New are no calling hours. 6:00pm - Evening Services Highlights of the five Saturday: 5:30pm Sunday Worship 10:30 am Sunday Evenings 6:30 pm Monojy, 7:00pm- Ooyi Brigade concert subscription scries Sunday: 8:00, 9:30 Wedniidr//, 7:30ppm • Priyty t aand BlbU StStudu y Wed. Youth Programs 7:00 pm FlFtldayd , 707:00p0 m • YtYouth MastinMi g will include the? Symphony's Friday Nluhl Chlldrtn'a Club •olores O'Boyle Vehling 11:30am An evtngelioal churcl 100th concert, featuring the 7-8:30pm (QriHfa School Ago) Hov Joseph f. Bnrbone, Pastor rram lha HlbU Dolores A. O'Boyle Vehling, 79, and Paul A. Vehling of Howell; II first ptMformuiuv of ;< new Cnll For Mora Informntlon Jed May 14, 1905 ut the Branch- grandchildren; two great- concert version of liftman I Hornslein'ii finit Hmadway jrg Township home of her dnugh- grandchildren; two sinters, Ixwnn 1 St. Theresa's Church THk'KILL ROM) Poole of Portland, Ore., and miiiik'iii. On the Toimi. 'Ilii: . sr, Kathy Faccipontl. Mrs. Vehllng romantic comedy nlwmt three 541 Washington Avo.Konllwotih A. born in Sermiton, Pa., and(Catherine O'Boyle in California; BAPTIST (iniRCI sailers on a 'M hour lc:ivr in 908-272-4444 I mi k.i '...it, h i'i ,, lived In WestfieUl for rnnny yenra and two brothers, Thorium O'Hoyle Wfiriimo New York City Icii of Jupiter, Kin., and I'mil O'Hoyle l*nslof Mi'v hrii'iili !i Lhr|iIKIMKV »forc moving to I'Mllipsluutf in lures n IUIIIIIM'I' of fiivurite Suiulity MdS'itis Sill !> MOpm of Melbourne.', Kin. Hov. Mlctinol Soninnn, Fnalor 1803. 1 ruiiigs, including "New York, ;iun / :«i » oo SunOny: .Service;; will Ix held til l):;i(l urn. 1 She wits u hnrnumakvr mid a New York"; "I Can Cook, 10 1(1 I, Noon !>:15«m iiunriny School ttxhiy at the Mundy Kimem! Home, Too," and "IiOiiHy Town." WrcMdjiy MiiuM'*, / tiain 1 I (K)nm • Murtiiny Worship former iwrtahloncr of Holy Trinity 142 DuneHen Ave, Oiiiictlcti A I'M The show's nrlgitinl lyricistfi, MiiiK.iiliMi's Mndu! 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"But I was hop- for so long, but we have." ing the rest of the team would be THE RECORD The leading golfer for Westfield able to beat the group they were Bolstered by the formidable was senior Ryan Bowers, whose 86 with and then we'd still have a emotion of revenge Thursday, the was two shots off the day's best, chance." Westfield High golf team defeated which was carded by Cranford Winning over Cranford, which Cranford in the Union County High's Josh Evans. The other Blue snatched the conference title from Tournament at Echo Lake Country Devils to score were seniors Matt the Blue Devils, was especially Club. Ottoson (89) and Joe Parker (92). sweet. The Blue Devils, stung by the "We were very fortunate because "We knew we could beat them," we still didn't have our best day," said Stotler. "It was just a matter Cougars' three-stroke victory in the of playing up to our potential. We Watchung Conference Tournament said WHS Head Coach Joe Soviero. were definitely upset with the con- just three days earlier, turned the "It was rainy and windy but the ference loss and wanted to make tables on their local rivals, winning guys battled through and did what sure we took the counties." 356-358 to take their fifth consecu- they had to do to win. The scores Since they'd won the county title And here's tive Union County title. on the whole weren't very good but four straight years, Soviero was "It's pretty cool to keep the our guys made the least mistakes ready for intense competition. streak going," said Blue Devil jun- and that's what winners do." "Cranford and Roselle Park are the play at ior Ryan Stotler, who shot an 89 on Stotler, who was dissatisfied with good teams and I had my eye on th,e day. "We lost a few top seniors his own performance, had every them, but we stayed on top. It's the plate from last year's team, and even confidence his teammates would very satisfying to win again with a though everyone is gunning for us come through. new group, I'm very proud of this Westfield High catcher Taryn we still pulled it out. There aren't "I personally don't feel I had a team." McKenna lunges to make the putout on the Johnson Regional runner, then turns to check the other bases during Saturday's game. Westfield won 2-1 to ad- Conference crossovers vance in the Union County Tour- nament. in football play ahead An agreement has been reached football, and is not anticipated at Photos by Steve Legato between the Watchung Conference this time to include crossovers with and the Hudson County Interscho- any other sports. lastic Athletic Association, whereby The Watchung Conference foot- during the 1996 season, a crossover ball schedule is set up with each schedule of football games will be team playing all of the other teams played between the two leagues, in their division, which accounts "For years we've faced the dif- for six games. The other three ferent problems of trying to get a games on the nine-game schedule more equitable balance of schools are made up by playing teams in competing in football in the the other division, and now, with Watchung Conference," said Ed the crossover teams from Hudson County. iTranchina, Westfield High athletic The agreement means that director and president of the In order for teams to make the schools of comparable size and playoffs in their respective group, Watchung Conference. "This prob- records will play each other during lem also needs to take into account they must accumulate so many the 1996 season. For example, power points. The teams with the ijne power point ratings necessary Union High, always one of the top ft>r teams to make the playoffs in highest number of power points teams in the state, will play North win spots in the playoffs. A team each group " Bergen, a school with an equaHy- ;' In January a committee was gets two power points for every impressive program. Elizabeth win, multiplied by the size of the fbrmed, including Tranchina, Gary would tangle with St. Peter's, West- Kehler (former Westfield AD and school they beat field High would face Dickinson, So, if team A beats team B, flow Watchung Conference secre- Scotch Plains would battle Emer- tary) and ADs Howie Anderson which is a Group 4 school, they get son and Cranford would compete two points, multiplied by four to (Summit), Lou Rettino (Union) and against Hudson Catholic. Half of Gene Schiller (Scotch Plains- get a eight points, plus an ad- the games would be Watchung ditional point for every game team iTanwood) to seek a remedy to this Conference home games. problem. B has won. Wins over Group 3 The Watchung Conference is di- schools are multiplied by three. ; The committee met with repre- vided into two divisions — the Group 2 school wins by two, and sentatives of the Greater Middlesex American Division with Union, Group 1 by one. County Athletic Conference and Elizabeth, Westfield. Linden, Irv- "The crossover schedule means the Hudson County Interscholastic ington, Plainfield and East Side; our teams will have a better op- ijwthletic Association in an attempt and the National with Shabazz, All the marbles portunity to play schools their own to get a crossover schedule with Scotch Plains, Summit, Rahway, size, and to attain meaningful ^ither conference. Cranford and Kearny. Union Cath- power points," said Tranchina. "It ' "Middlesex rejected the proposal, olic is also in the National, but will be great for both conferences Westfield High battles Union in UCT finadt Hudson accepted it," said Tranchi- doesn't field a football squad. and we all expect packed houses at By JAMES REILLY thing they do will be a surprye*J|s ha. The agreement only pertains to these games." said McFadden, whose THE RECORD dropped 6-1 and 5-2 games to The first ingredient in a win- HIGH SCHOOL Farmers this year. "My kids are ning formula is to cut down on PREVIEW not afraid of Union. They your own mistakes and don't beat see them as a team to fear, plue Devils top Cranford, SOFTBALL just need to play mistake-free yourself. The Westfield High softball Westfield vs. Union ball. Whoever makes the least team followed this recipe to per- at Linden in UCT mistakes will win." fection Saturday at Memorial McFadden will have Cataro advance into semifinals Field in Linden by beating John- Saturday, 7 p.m. ready to pitch with Jodi Bertelson son Regional 2-1 in the semifinal available to throw in the wi: pected the top-seeded Blue Devils to the UCT semifinals against Gov- and top hitters Liz Kozub, Bi By JAMES REILLY round of the Union County Tour- throwing error by Johnson, and 1?HE RECORD to cruise. ernor Livingston Saturday at Rah- nament. The Blue Devils now go Wiley and McKenna will be way. Blue Devils' sparkplug Brian then in the third made the Cru- ning for the impressive Farmepfliowi But despite the final scorecard into the championship game saders pay by driving in bat- ;, When Cranford High and West- reading 9-2, Westfield was in a Ciemneicki began the game in against top-seeded Union with a Union {19-1) is led by sopjflg^ style by belting Cranford starter terymate Taryn McKenna, who pitching *:— T fjeld met in the quarterfinals of the tight 3-2 traffic jam in the fifth be- belly full of confidence. walked, with a run-scoring triple. more pitching sensation tjnion County Baseball Tourna- fore the Devils put the pedal to the Ryan RUey's second pitch over the The Lady Devils (14-6) rode the Lnbonia, who has already conh»e ment Saturday, most observers ex- fence in right field for a lead-off "It was a tense game and every- piled 12 shutouts on the year, metal and pulled away, advancing homer. Two more runs were plated three-hit pitching of junior Lau- one was on edge, but when Lau- and the Blue Devils were rolling. ren Cafaro (13-C) and didn't make a solid hitting lineup spearhea(l a single error to hold down the ren hit the ball, although I didn't by second baseman Mich' Westfield (17-2) was led by All- Crusader attack, and were very even see it, I tagged," said McK- White. County pitcher Kris Williams, who resourceful on offense, scoring enna. "Then as I was rounding McFadden feels the Lady DevflS* overcame control problems to scat- second my coach waved me on ter seven hits, with seven strike- two runs on one hit, which have one distinct advantage. pleased Head Coach Maggie Mc- and I scored easily." "I really feel the pressure \sK or accept the mini setting of AT&T's Moorland KiK Championship race and CSran he's IXHTI doing all your." 1 Oiir>cello relieved Kiley after a challenge of tho longer IRK with Klin ii in Far Hills lor one* of the 1'iix event. 'Hit ;>K features a ntr hunt mul Kindle to open I he filth, it» brutal hill:;. moat exciting IViiul-miainK events race course, and oilier events ir and lifter a run jicor«l cm nn error, The Midland Is an event, ii hap- In tlw state. dude the two mile Hninhlo FUnes Went field pinch hitter hill KhodeH [yiilliU, a picnic, n fitir, with hot nil The Midland Hun raises Cum I:; Walk, ;i lonr tnan volleyball tourm cracked n two run double to center, balloon.1!, skydiving exhibitions, for The Midland School of North meiit uric I four children's lolllpo breaking the game open. Frisbce Do^i, live ITIUMIC and nullii, Branch, a non-profit rehabilitation nice;:. J We.'tl field tucked on three more television mul Hports celebrities'. center serving tin educational l''ii'il urn i,, l!)'7i), the Mlcjlan runs In the sixth, hiKlili;;hted by Vor the runner nf the ltiK It is IIIHO needs nf special New Jersey chil- hiiii r.niwn so trwit Hone to 4,0C WinimiiM1 RBI Blnglu, mid the Mlu'e the ultimiite clinllon^c, where all dren with loaniliiH (llmihlllUi'H, rmmei!i now compete In the TIM OOI.DEN/THE HECOIIO Devils advanced to fart* Governor spring training la targeted to this i-ornriuirilrntlim Hlscuxlrrn iiml/or nirea. In |iiU<>, l,l« ,mrKe Westfield High's Brlnn Clnmnlnckl (17) tjota mofobod nltor drill- Livingston (Ilerkeley Heif(htn) In one nice. Ix'havluritl proMemn. WUH offered and national- elm ing n lead-off homor In Snlurdny'B 9? win ovor Crnnford. Sdliirdny'a Hernia. Sundny'n IHMi minimi Midland Htmnerfl In Inc S> ,\ mile main (Derme tutu In A-11 Midland Run ftin i A-10) up. la vm and WHS laxers level Pingry UK wi the National •ad in the as 200th win draws near u a tt dooatkw par children under 10 arc The Westfield High lacnwse piling up 117 in the 1,600 meters in 4:22.6. team ran its reoord to 11-3 Friday points last Other first-place finishes Cor the •» enter ooT with a 7-1 triumph over Pitt Divi- weekend at boys were turned in by Dasi Casav Far HUla, white aion rival Pingry. Gary Kehler bria who ran the 3,200 in 8:51.4 Trading the Blue Devils was Stadium in and Paul Hayes, who pole-vaulted off Route goalkeeper Mike Abeees, who had Westfield. The his way to the gold medal with a Airthw information, call 10 saves in a brilliant effort in the boys placed height of 11 feet. The boys competed in the Union School at TO-7MB. rain at Westfield. Finding the net third with 85 for the Blue Devils were Paul points. County Championships yesterday with three goals, Dave Leading the and the girls will travel to Williams with two, and Ed Jetfe Field in Elizabeth Saturday for May n way for the and liasa Werthelnarr with one their meet. - Mn'i and woman's itK Lady Devils e.rn.- each. Westfield played Hunterdon was sophomore sensation Susy TENNIS Central yesterday and a win would Koaub, who .swept the distance Westfield topped East Side Mon- m - GNMran'a LoHeo* Nun flour set up a Pitt Division champion- double, taking the 1,600 meters in day 4-1 as first singles player Dan ship showdown with Lawienceville 5:18.6 and then winning the 3,200 Matro won 6-1, 6-0, second singles Saturday, which oould also be the in 11:47.9. player Jon DiGiovannl won 6-4, 6- team'! 200th victory in its varsity The other first-place Devil was 0, and third singles player Adam i'a CilabiHy Tart history. Anita Prunty with a 4-10 high Welland won 6-0,6-0. -eem -Feed tart jump. The first doubles tandem of Dan — leX rurwera ..„.-... RECORD Ftt* PHOTO TRACK AND FTELD The boys were also led by a Aquila-Graif Cameron won 6-3, 6- WwM«M High laeroaaa Haad Coach Shaun Chtrawich haa Ma Westfleld's girls took first place sophomore as Matt Elmuccio con- 0. •quad ahoottng for ttw PW Dtvlalon champlonahlp and 200 in the Watchung Conference Amer- tinued his stellar season by placing The Blue Devils will face Oratory T wrina ttila waak. ican Division Championships by first in the 400 meters in 48.9 and today and Plainfield Friday. s(OKI

AN phryara ara ramindad that two «N chat- MIXED DOUBLES rWaatlMd), Nanc Jaokton (Scotch PWnsJ, Both Kapner and Peter Giordano, head senior in the class of 1999. Application* are langaa ara altowad wMhln ona month of tlgnlng The foilwing Ksts update atandingi for both Carol Wagnar (WastAald). Second pteca n«t of coach of the Westfield High varsity girl's soccer available from Tom Kemps, 233-9261, Bill Nlcol up. Furthar (ntormattori about rulaa or (odtna last yew's participants In lha order of their «B wet Marga Ruff (Scotch Plains), Clair* team will be instructors at the camps. The fee 233-7081 or Ms. Maggie McFadden, physical tha laddar la avaHablo by phoning Jaan Powar ftrOeh, together with naw entrants to thla yaar*a Knaue (Untan), Eleanor Rlcciardi (Mountairv for the each camp Is $125, wt-ich Includes education teacher and coach of the WHS girls •start tMMUt at CM-741S. Tha ntxt raporUng parlod wW bagming ollrt 1M mixed doublet laddar. All aoorsa should ba •Ma). ThM plaos nat of 73 was Ruth Llnga insurance, instruction, camp T-shirt and soccer varsity Softball team. Applicants must ba resi- ooodud* at S p.m. Sunday, May 28. Match raportad by tha winning team no later than 9 (WtaHMd), Jenica Lawytr (Waaffield). Tarry ball. Applications must be received by July '.5 dents of Westfield and have played In the Girls Men'a Ladder aoorM ahoutd ba raportad within thraa daya. •alow ara lha aawdhga raWacttng p.m. Sunday May 29, to Stan Karp at 232- KomonM (8oofcri PUina). and can be picked up at Athletic Balance, or Softball League of Westfield for at least two Mey 14^ Now play- 1. Kama Doma, 2. Jana Karpinakl, 3. Clara 2309. UJW PuHa, 15 - Helen Brown (WaetAeld); by calling 232-1919 or 322-9323. years. Applications must be submitted by May 1h# bottom in ttw Kamtah, 4. Cindy Fachtar, S. Carol Grow, s. 1. Robins-Robins, 2. VaNa-PizzI, 3. Boyle- Chip-Ins Oorta Griffin (Eltzabath). 22. Halaln* Waaaarman, 7. Jaan Powar, B. Shall* K*rp, 4. Karpinski-Candia, 5. Allen-RalnvHIe, 8. SUMMER SOCCER O'DonnaN, 9. Anna Murray. 10. Andraa Mac- Louie-Darmanln, 7. Bamateln-Bamstaln, a. GIRLS LACROSSE wW tWO W#0H .PORTS BRIfcFS The annual Raider Soccer Camp will be held RMchia, 11. Pat Pagt, 12. Monica Gundrum, Panagos-Panaooa, 9. Evans-Evana, 10. Inman- this summer at the Scotch Plalns-Fanwood The Westfield Lacrosse Club has announced 13. Carola 8m**a, 14. Euan Staplro, 15. Kathy Inman. 11. Ciavangar-Clavangar, 12. Vlaoh- High School soccer complex. There will be two the beginning of an instructional program In O'NtHI, 18. JIN Cyr-Loawar, 17. Chary) Rob- Vlach, 13. Drrttte-Orrttia. BrmcNa-Brindla, BOUND OFF! girls lacrosse for girls In grade* 6-12. Tha pro- ln«W morth of «M laddar to Got a acore to report? Hava a story or fea- sessions offered — the weeks of July 10-14 or queattona bfna, 18. Chartotta Laa, 19. Diana Flaming, 20. Colaman-Coieman, DaSantis-OsSantls, Folay- and Aug. 7-11. gram is hold at the flooseveft Intermediate Swan Amonatta. 21. Alliaon Jaoob, 22. Dianna ture kJaa? Or do you Just want to vent your School Field. Registration is $20. Each partici- I to tia man'a alngMa taMer ahouU Folay, Qoidberg-Machle, QoodmarvOoodman, The directors of the camp are Tom Mroi, 23. Jan Valaaoo, 24. JoaNa Hobaon, 29. Jacob-Jacob, MacRttchla-Hlll, Page-Ooonoto, spleen to the local sport* editor? pant will need a girls lacrosse stick and mouth' I to Alan SNnemen, ** 1BSS men'i 1 Breznitsky, haad coach of the Scotch Plains- Dabblo RoMan, 28. Suianna Wottord, 27. Tarry ' If your answer to any of tha above is 'Yesl, guard. For further information about the pro- rdinator at SS4-27M. Tha Parkar-Parkar. Fanwood High School boys team, and Tom Macrl, 28. Mary McClaNan, 29. QaM Charatta, pieaaa call Jamee Reifiy at 2764000 or fax to: gram, call Lois Hely at 233-3960. inowoc MUM of Tumbull of Soccer Skills and Drills Inc., a year- 30. Batty Hogarth, 31. Elian Smith. 32. Bar- 2784220. Our address Is: 102 Walnut Ave., raportad by • p.m. Sunday, May M. round soccer tutoring school. bara Kampa, 33. Joinmarla Kom, 34. Karan RUNNING RESULTS Cranford, N.J. 07016. Camtao. a. John Naaon, 3. Qery WHS ICE HOCKEY ALUMNI Frlad, 35 Marda Sawyar. 38. Fattela Damoa, The camp Is open to soccer enthusiasts In The Westfield High Ice Hockey Alumni As- 37. Mauraan Foiay. 38. Sutan Mackay, 39. RUN FOR FREEDOM B-MNJI JUST 4 KICKS grades K-10 with special segments for goals- sociation would like to start a hockey tradition •vena, 7. Vaughn Herrta, a. Don ShaHy Brtndk, 40. Sandra Chamay, 41. Paula WeeWeld High boys soccer coach George keepers and Lady Raiders. For further Infor- of sponsoring an annual Alumni game. Alto,' 9. Sknon Leek, 10. Jeff PoUaok, 11. Long, 42. Evalyn Matlno, 43. Catharlna Parkar, Kapnar't Blua DavN 8oocer camp will hold It's mation and brochures, call Breznitsky at 322- the Alumni Association would like to work In is. John Tirana, is. BW 44. MaryaHan Doyla, 45. Bath Kroncka, 49. 10. Daniel Forrester, WaatteM, 28:43 youth weak from Auguat 7-11, and tt'a high 6102 or Tumbull at 753-8240. concert with the Ice Hockey Boosters In sup- 14. Sknon Lsa, IS. Ironds AHche, Jaoqua Boyto. 47. Joanna Dugka, 48. Qlnny 97. Robert Corrado. WsatfMd, 49, 38:18; 118. school weak Auguat 14-18. Tha camps win run porting the team. The Alumni Association Is Lak, i?. EMn Hoal, la. Mike MoQ- Lalz, 49. Janat Cornall. 50. Sua Kaaan. 51. Austin Newman, WaatfWd. 79, 39:58; 9 am-1 o.m. and ara aponaorad by Athtotlc SOFTBALL SCHOLARSHIP trying to gauge the Interest on any Westfield Dan HW, M. Juan Antonio Parex, 21. Janat Rock, 52. Maria Folay, 53. Robin BaHay, Balance. Tha campe wll ba at Tamaques The Girls Softball League of WostJield will be alumni that would like to participate. It Inter- admen, 22. Daway RalnvWa, 23. Mai 54. Kann Brown. SS. Pat Clark, 58. Lori Din- RUM FOR FREEDOM 1-MIU School Fields, Wltow Grove Road, Weetflekl. awarding a $500 scholarship to a graduating ested call Jon Davidson at 654-5564 M. Frank OeSenUa, 29. Stave Parti- nany, 57. Partial* Lamar, 58. Mauraan Maylor. ya Nwy 14 Charlaa Carl, 87. Own Comely, 2«. 29, PJofc Sawyer, 30. Mike Pane- 114. Ronald Jaoobaon, WaaWald. 57.09:01: Jee Dormoto, 92. Hugh Cotamen, 33. WOMEITS DOUBLES 94. Wok Uwraon, 39. Neal Snltow, Tha Mowing ara tha atandinga of tha WTA Woman'a Ooublaa Laddar tmugh May 14. HOtOKEN S-MtLE Hfcanan. 37. Joel Conftno, 39. John Saturday. May 13 99. Jm OOerteo, 40. Donald Oohm, rww rapon a* mawn aooraa Wnnin mraa days to Andraa MadVtohia at 854-9375. LooaJ FMahara 42. Tom MoCtoHan. 43. 459. Jennifer Taaffe, Weetrtetd, 35, 39:11; 500. 1. Orayar-Mutaraon, 2. Ottrowtki-Loula, 3. Ted Moat. 45. Frank Aploata, Bemtoe Janka, WastfMd, 23, 39:44; 508. Chrte Xarpinakl-Paga. 4. Parry-Fachtar, 5. Cohan- EjnaMn, 47. Paul Partridge, 49. Haanay, westnald, 38. 30:50; 583. Robert Latartara, 6. Vlach-Clavanear, 7. Okjon- ". DavM Prmtz, so. Barry Wometsoorf, westflekl. 27, 40:28; 848. Jany Parlzaau, 8. Jackaon-OoMbarg, 9. Shuaman- We*/ Kale 92. Jama* Foley, 93. DaNon, Westfletd. 30. 41:29; 965. Lynn* Po- Bamatein, 10. OtMft-Macri, 11. Coltraia- ~~ Jerry Feohtar. SS. Paul marantz, WseKtaW, 37, 41:42; 711. Miohaai BdU CV fcr—— ••^•h^uM - »* Koiaoky, 12. Dom*-Morgan. 13- fwy- One of the Best Reasons Caorba. WraaMaM. 24. 42:17; 1120. Mtathar Wfi 9f. Mn ITWTIsWI, W. nO0Q*MVt 14. Ml*fflsTy°SwQns9Cn9f IS. CoWfTaW l WomeMort, WastHeM, 27. 49:57; 114*. ' ', a9. Akto RoMan, 90. Err* Jacob, Uax, 19. Purdy-Sharkay. 17. kiman-Lombard, 18. Nichola-Thompaon, 19. Bwitaoourt- Mallowa, 20. Brown^BaMay. Suunna WoKort, GOL> HLSULTS to Own a Snapper Tractor MlirS DOUBLES Kathartna Barry, Mauraan Folay, Janat CornaN. lha toanring IMt Mandingi tor WTAt ASH BROOK WOMEN laitfli OouMaa Laddar through May 14. Tht SENKM SINGLES 19-Hotar* - Four beat a( four •aftfaporting parlod anda May 2S. Them havt Tha WTA'« Sankx Singlat Laddar got oft to First place net of 132 was won by Kay raportap d ao Iw,, but two K't customary ilow start with only four matoh- Fordham (Strousburg, PA), Margaret Hickey aama ham kwnad thha (Md(Md. MM aoorat ahouM ta. Involving six of our racord 26 playara Uatad, (Cranford). Meg Williamson (Wettfleld) and * raportad promptly to Mai Blackburn at 233- raportad by May 14. Our naw ptayara va ra- Mary Zucosky (Clark). Second place net of 138 mindad that thay hava until May 31 for thalr was Jimmy Budz (Mountainside), Evalyn Cop- 1. JlpwanvCandfa. 2. Waiaa-Zaok, 3. Chlaaa- two free challangaa. Tha naxi reporting period pola (KanHworth), Rhoda Faughnan (Elizabeth) »nofi, 4. Oarchana-HumMon, 5. Good- •ndt May 28. and Billte Warrington (Cranford). Third place S. McLaughNn-Ttrana. Matt Powwr 1. John Tlrona, 2. Joa Candla, 3. EMn Hoal, net of 140 was Ethel Araneo (Clark), Pat Oowd BTM FfaVW ApnMB fMaXI pkVtnaWB. 4. Irwin Bamateln, 5. Oewey Rainvllle. 6. Jim (Edison), Ruth Kale (Cranford), Pat Sollecrto DaCtarloo. 7. Charlaa Carl. 9. Wally Katz, 9. BID (Rahway). Low Putts, 26 — Anna Chung .. WOMEhTS IINOLEI Bitter, 10. John Daton, 11. Paul Hanat, 12. (Rahway); Chip-Ins - Anna Chung, Rhoda Tfa4 taaowtng Nat ahowt to data tha WTA Bruca Long, 13. LowtH Ooak, 14. Joaaph Don- Faughnan, Doris Motowa (Westfield). Nancy nawbira aaglbia to ptay on tha woman'a an- nolo, 15. Otok Haatlar, 18. Saul Drttua, 17. Pharet {Weitflekf) and Anne Schmidt (Scotch rtta laddar INa yaar. Tha laddar ttancNngi ChMlea Glbllaro, 18. Jany Foatar. 19. Tad Plaint). atppl • tow upaala In tha IS maichM playad Most, 20. Ed Plnkman, 21. Lan Albaneaa, 22. hroukjh May 14 and alao Inoluda any naw Donald Oohm, 23. 8t*n Karp, 24. Mike McQ- •-Holers - Two best of thraa Mafura addad to f* laddar «• thay aignad up. lynn, 25. Michael Sananman. 28. Naai Snltow. First place net of 88 was Helen Brown YOUTH SPORTS Is the Dealer Who Stands Behind It

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TmWng 7-0 altor also tat up numerous chances from hit right mower in a box Qolemco, Bsum In lha Infield, and Woodbury wing position with several long and weU-plaoad cwo Innlngo, lha A'a raMad with tour runa ki tha displayed great defensive reactions and plays • All products come with a 2 year taoond Inning on dutch ihgtM by Itytaa Bartr crosses. Schafer stopped up again with a while pitching. Mean Schmidt and Undsay score from 18, as he lofted a howitzer over tha and Moan Schmidt which aoorad KrMan Uo- Queniero were tha A's other two pitchers In warranty at no additional cost ndNS*. Cathy Ctapp, Bathany Dmaly and goalie and an 8-0 lead. Tomasso broke away tha game. The Athletics upped their racord to and left tha field watching at ha sailed past tha In tha flRh Inning, tha A'I puthad two a nHTy 3-0 ao far In tha young season. Playing goalie, 9-0. Schafer closed out the scoring, first • Electric start, powerful 14 HP map iuna aoroaa on hits by Undtay Quarriaro a fine o*me for tha ngert were Kyte Lsgonla, with a clever half volley off a loose baH that Just and Jannttjr Woodbury. In tha bottom of tha Stada Donahue, Jaime Lane. KaRy Lane, Krls- Overhead Valve Engine made It over the goalie. He then nailed a fierce Kata WHtm and LaooanHa acorad leo Kally and Jen Bernstein. gfrtiHJ runa on • trip* by Quar- high bullet off a penalty shot for the 11-0 final. • Ultra smooth Tuff Torq Hydrostatic Maro. Provtdkig flna pitching waa Schmidt, SrVoodbury and Ouarrlaro. SOCCER Waal Cakfwell 1, WeatfleM United 0 Drive Rob Lsrssn was the lone ray of light for • 38" Anti-Scalp deck with 6 cutting AfWaNosiO. RangeraS WeatfleW Rockets 11, Colonla 0 United at Ms play In goal was spectacular. In lha AthkMloa second game of trw season, In a rare f«at tha Rockets registered two hat Larten turned away numerous shots, dhring heights jthayn•onos again rallied from 2-1 and 6-« deft- tricks as Eric Schafer and Lee Tomasso fired In and covering up balls in the box and standing iokfto adga tha Valley Distributor Rangers In a three goals each and Matt Delaney and John tall against the Colts' charges, In tha taoond • Deluxe adjustable seat Wry otoee game. Scoring big rune for the A't Boyd added two each. Amadi Thlam started half ha kept UnNed In tha game whan ha LafcUonardle, Shana Qotamto, Barer, Haley the scoring barrage by winning a scramble* In stopped • breakaway charge led by the Colts' Headlights •aam Lauren Cokrera and EHie Hodara. HK- tha box and blasting a winner to the far post. leading scorer. 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BRIDGBWATtR- 44 a CRANFORD- 11 Willow MIODLESEX- Ait.. 1040 U Sveawiar* A«*> Frt. 8/ St. Sat 6/20. Sam. Crib, Beachwoed A»* Sat. 6/ woo 1040 10, Sat. S/20. Sanvtom. 20 9-5, Ram Dale Sup. 6/ We've cleaned our awel ee Soft- 21 9-6. Furn. decora- PERSONAL Ctothea, toy*, turn, ojne y tion*. H/H Items, otettw—• ware. CHAPTERS WAMTED- WIN MORE CASH THAN CRANFORD- 441 Or-Ing. Kids Item* ft more,.-. ag The Crafters Market 114 EVER BEFORE I- 1 ctoeei Winchester Mlln St., Cranford. Handlcapp*r In th* na- Mke buggy * many H/H etwd St Sat.ft Sun S/20 MIDDLESEX- tion 1-800-255-54*3 Pin ft2i,9am-4pm. Drake Ave. 6/20 *-2V-" (908)709-1200. Call or IwfVIt) 9am-4pm. Campln*11' •lop by th* Mora with 7150 $15/call 18 + BRIDOBWATBR- 04 CRANFOHD- t19 samples of your work. Inovatlv* 306-637-3005 Bfookaiaa Pl^ Sat. 5/20; equip, ft much more ' '';••'-' 7427 Chummlay Ct. Fall* P*Mt St (Fmderne) Set BRIDOIWATIR- 111 m Sun. 6/20 ft 21,04pm. *am-1pm. Houeehold MIDDLESEX- Country.'* ESP PSYCHIC Church, Va, 22043 BERNARDSyiLLE SOUND BROOK— Heme, Clothing, KHchen antiques andeoMee""' m Ct ood Churett St nerth el LEGHORN AVS- Sat. Atao 8/3 ft 4. Big Annual Heme, Mlec. Union Aval MULTI- May 20. 9-4 onry. Yard Spring Chartty Salei housewar**. baby TAROT CARDS (Peel the Bookworm) ft cloth**, ft much Almost new- Clothing, FAMILYI Sat BOO, t-4pm. Sal*. Something for av- CRANPORD- Sat/Sun # oompuf wuff SRIDOEWATBR- 0 347 Seneca Av*. MRS." D" 10*9 Jewelry, Fura, Acces- Great thlnge old t new! Hem Rd Frt ft Sat 8/19 May 20/21 Computer Conluiad, broktn NOTICE: All OARAGE sories. Fine quality home Hardware, Software ft 3pm. 8/20ft 5/21 . furnishings, Antiques, BRIDOEWATER- 1101 •RIDQIWATIR- S1S ft to, 9am-apm. Mlac. 1 hearted, looking for it** SALES MfmUMmmta Sky HM Rd (202-208 to Gnat HSta M Sat, 6/20, Other New Office NESHAMC STATION^ .'; beginning*? Trut collectibles. Supplies. Factory New 307 Mapkt Ave., Sat. ' v- M CRAFTERS AND FOOD PAYABLE IN AD- Brown Rd. to Sky Hill Rd) _ ._ H/H, bswy ... 1 hepplnese awalta you. VENDORS WANTED- by cash, 5/10, 20 4 21, 9-3pm. Vanltory Sink*, Qllt 5/20»Sun.S/21, -I ' \^"t Lltfle Tykea, Barbie. AdmtlM In U» C'anWetf! llama M^i^^a * fcj—..— 10-BFM. Over 60 yiilrt:-' for craft festival Sunday VISA or Maatw Chlldrens, H/H ft Mlao. HVTFWI ivwuvvie • rivus^ 908-789-3043 September 10th Iff BNCORBI accum. RAIN OR SHINf.Kri Card. Por a quo** on and much morel Movtngl BBIDSifWATUI- KB BHID4MWATER- May ware*. S to S. Retn or 35 yra. »»p. Dally 9-9 Bound Brook. Big. CONSIGNMENTS Shine. lOSWIIehlre Or. NO. FLAINFIELO-i-Tlf crowde expected. Call call Tue-F 10-6,Thura, tile Oraal MBa Rd Sat S/20, 19th S 20th, 9 am to 6 l PRAYER TO THE »4pin. H/H, baby Home, pm. mlac. Item*. Rain CRAHFORD-266 HILL- Mentiln* Av* Frift Sat'5/' *> 4694099 or 358-7273 for Sat. 10-8. S0S-7S6-776O BRIDOEWATER- 1304 SIDB AVB (off Centennial 10 ft 20, 9-4pm. Ett 1030 • SLESSED VIROIN- more Information. Rooer off Wash. VaHey Little Tykea,kee,, BBarbie< ' ! date ttth ft 27th. 51 1040 • (Never known to fail). Mum-Family Ave). Fitft Sat . 5/19ft 5 / Sale! Contents oof fharts.!.' BLOCK SALEI nr. Brown. Sal. 5/20; Marie Av*. 20, 10-4, cherry master CLEANING OUITT NANAS Oh, most beautiful flower BEOMINSTER- 20 RARITAN- Avon Rhfeje 9-4pm. OR table w/4 10M • Cwnlns Event* of Ml. Carmel. fruitful 2OOO BRIDOEWATIR- SSI BRtOGBWATBR- Sat. 6/ bedroom, frultwood dr, HOUSE. 655 Y*S,v, 10M • Announcement* Berkshire Ct.(otf of Rt. Road Sat. 5/20. 9am-chairs: Cupa/Saucere; Old Vefk Rd 6/20. •> 20 9am-»pm. Multi- sofa, mohagony,Baker ACCUM. vlna splendor of Heavsn, FOR SALE 208 between Old Dutch old giasa. Computer Blessed Mother of the 3pm. Halndate Is 5/21. 1pm. Electronic*, toy*, family. Chid** cloth., tables, chain. Spoda ft Breakfront, tea cart, and Ski HHI) Sat. 5/20 Deskft Stand; HH Kama, •dkk* jt*Harfllileai aaius fi.i toyip 4% mlaWt 4th other lamps, oak bed-bla beds, gas range 1000 •on of God, Immaculate 9am-2pm, Sun, 5/21BOUND BROOK- 2 E. tent, sklls. ba bed, gga s ge, Virgin, assist ma In my Maple Ave 5/20. 9am- (ofl room, guest bedroom, W HTl b necessity Oh, Star of the 9am-12pm. Bikes, misc. freezer, washer, dryer, Wg. Hnen*,T>rl,T>rlp brae, e 4pm. Toys (1960s) Furni- •RIOQEWATER- 1818 CRANFORD- 10« clothing, linens, tread- NO. PLAINFIELD- At}.' Sea, help ma and show ture, Household, books, Waahlnoton Valley Rd Ademe Ave Sat S/20. 9- 1 MctMUaa, ma, herein you are my Advertise mill, and much miscel- Jennings La S/20 ft ZJ,,,. clothing, collectibles. No Frl ft Sat 6/19ft 20 , 2pm. H/H Itema, decora- laneous. No checks. 201- 9AM-6PM. Baby clo|he»,,,,j mother. Oh, Holy Mary, V w Adnrtlta in the OtisMed! early birds. Corner i0am-4pm, Klda stuff, in the Classified Sona Stoya 226-0868 ft sees. H/H, furn. evpry- ,,,. EBONY SINQLES Mother of God, Queen ol Church St. * Maple Ave) turn,, odds ft endsl thing Including the>,Ktttni Wa ballava anything la Heaven and Earthl I CRANFORD-BLOCK possible. Fraa 6ro- humbly beseech you •Ink 1_c^,:-i from the bottom of my SALS 602-508 Unden PI. churat. P.O. 7794, North 8/20, Rain date 5/21 6- Brunswick, NJ 08902 heart to succor me in this n 3pm, baby equlptoya, OPENINO JUNE 1BTH v, necessity. There are VILLAGE ANTIQUE * •'; none that can withstand S010 • Antlqu comp equip, h/h Hems, 1030 your power. Oh, show 2020 • Applla CENTERS , ,,.v ma herein you are my 2030-Art Showceses andillci n Lo*ta\ Found wwHimm space still avail-. mother. Oh Mary, con- 2040 • Auction* DOUBLE TAKE B.OOOsq.ft facltlty, ceived without sin, pray 2050 • Clothing High quality women's de- completely renovated. LOST COCKATIEL AN- for u* who have recourse 2060 • Collectible* signer clothing and ac- • c, w/w carpetlrif'.V SWERS TO THE NAME to thae (3x). Holy Mother, 2070 • Computer* cessorlss-Armsnl, Calvin •25,000/yr Adv budget. D.J. look! Ilka a small I place this cause In your 2060 - Farm ft Garden Klsln, Escada, Valentino, Dealers SpecTs/K1 parrot, ha la gray with a hands (3x). Holy Spirit, 2088 - Firewood ft Chanel. All Hems v* at Introductory ratea If you1' yellow comb, paach you who solve all prob- 3090 • Fl*a Markets, least 75% oft th* orig. sign up before Jun*'f§.'" chaaki, loit on 5/14,lems, light all roads so Sal** and Bazaar* cost. 2 locations: 055 that I can attain my goal. Cell Mlchasl Clrtfl'rlrtafl : 908-463-9357 2100 - Free to Good Pasaalc Av*. W*st Cald- • I You who gave me the di- Horn* well 201-808-8868 and 008-526-7920 LOST— Dog, Cockar vine gift to forgive and 2110- Furnttur* 762 Morris Tpk, Short PISC— 347 New Spanlal, Buff color, an- forget all evil against me 2120 Garage Sale* HIIIS 301-6644464. Both Rd Sat. 5/27, R •war* to Butty, Qarwood and that In all Instances 212B •tor** now open Sun. Sun. Yard Salel Ho vie. Sat. 5/13. R*ward. In my lite you are with under 9100 noon-Spm hold items, appliances", J 908-789-3448; 272-01B4. me, I want in this short 2130 General Merch clothes, furniture. •> . << prayer to thank you for 2140 > Office Furniture LOST— Mix braad dog, all things as you confirm YOUR CLASSIFIED AD PISCATAWAY- '.t'it)Z mala, black & white, •nd Supplle* CAN BE PUBLISHED IN 1 once again that I never 2180 Hadley St 5/20, 9-4pm, I j whit* around nose. Wai want to be eaparated ' Softwar* 62 NEW JERSEY NEWS- Fam, Sale. Weight' waarlng a red collar & re- trom you In eternal glory. 2160 • Wanted to Buy PAPENS WITH ONE bench, H/H Heme. HeW' dactor. Anawara to Rih- Thank you for your EASY PHONE CALL AND costume Jewelry '.:\r way. Lost In vicinity ol mercy toward me and 2010 FOR ONE LOW PRICE. Valley Rd, Clark mine. The person must FOR ONLY $219.00 PISCATAWAY 908-381-«860 say this prayer 3 con- Antlqum YOUR AD WILL REACH Kerwfn 8L (off secutive days. After 3 OVER 1.2 MILLION Sun, 8/21, 9am HOMES THROUGHOUT Something for evi days, the request will be BROWSE AROUND THE STATE. CALL granted. This prayer New FORBES CLASSIFIED AT PISCATAWAY- must be published after Used & Slightly 1040 the favor Is granied.- 1-800-659-9495, ASK 24 Bound Brook A PaWOfMN* Abused Furniture FOR JOYCE Sat. 8/20, 9-3pm. Son. We will buy any piece or s/21, io-2pm. Sh Thank you St. Jude. B.B. entire estate. We are EOISON 46 ft 51 LAVEN- for Everyonel open again. Come In and ao/ao WITHOUT GLASS- SHARE AMERICA see our new look. 553 DER DR.- (Qrove Av* to BSI— Safa, rapid, non- WITH— Scandinavian, Bound Brook Rd, Mid- Wintergreen to Lavender PISCATAWAY- 470" ' ,''', surglcal, permanent res- European, South Ameri- dlesex. 968-7220 Dr.) Bat. 5/20, 9-3, Two Victoria Ave., Sat. I&I> toration in 8-8 weeks. Air- can, Asian, Russian High Family, eacerclss equip, Sun. 5/20 ft 21; a-4pm." line pilot developed, School exchange stu- M ft W COLLECTABLES baby Items, clothes, Rain dale 5/27ft 2&,* Doctor approved. Free dents arriving August. 82 Watchung Ave toys, computer ft more. Sofas, tables, OR ta»t*v Information by mall: American Intercultural 90B-769-1127 EDISON- t» Flrethom desk, microwave A n (800) 422-7320. (406) Student Exchange. Call assorted HH Items. . •01-5570, Fax 1406) 961- Kathleen 808-389-3348 Lots of gift Ideaal Dn off Inman Orove. Sat §877. SATISFACTION or 1-8O0-8IBLINQ MAIN ST. ANTIQUE 5/20 9am-3pm. Off Inman PISCATAWAY- 62 V*r* GUARANTEED. CENTER- 150 Meln St., Qrove. bathroom sink a St.. 5/20, 9-3. AntrqUSStU Flemlngton, 908-768- Place a garage sale ad in Forbes Newspapers Classifieds vanity, clothes, toya, China, Silver, HH lieme;,, A FRIENDLY PSYCHIC 6787 3 firs, 8500 sq. ft, much morel. Hockey cartte, clothlng.n ; SISTER SUZAN ST. JUDE. SHOW HOW 110 dealers, open dally NO EARLY BIHOSI MUCH YOU CARE- 10-5 pm. and you have our EDISON- 24 Mayllrtfl Ct Worried? Have a prayer St. Jude Sat. S/20, 9am-4pm. Sell Th« Auction Wev Confused? •aid for you, a loved on Ralndats: Sun. S/21, Hire An Auctloneep* or friend In St. Peter's 2030 "RAIN" CHECK GUARANTEE 10em-4pm. Moving Salel Col. Frank Lee Fret^i, Broken Hearted? square, at Vatican City, AppUanc— 8ome country crsfls. Auctioneer, 626-3B7F Call for 1 Ire* question. Rome. 1-702-3B7-23B2 24 EDIBON- 26 Bouthflefd One visit will change hours. (OtC). If it rains the day of your sale, we'll reprint your ad for FREE SO. PLAINFIELD- j Rd., (off Plalnfleld Rd.) Rahwey Ave Sat. 5/201 your life, to find success APPLIANCE SALE FK. 8/19, SaL S/20, Sun. •TOP SQUIRMING! nefg. $65. washer/dryer 21, 9-4. Movlno SaletT tnd happiness. Now you can apply on whatever day you reschedule your sale. 6/21. 9-fipm. DB, BR, office furni I 1st. 35 yre. In Cranlord. $75. Fully guar'd.also 8omethlng for Everyonel BODY LOTION or service S 19.95. 908-754- clothes, nlck-nacka. ; 908-272-9791 SUNSCREEN to that 7209 or 231-1047 Now that's a slick deal! "Impossible" spot on the ORBEN BROOK- 3 SO. PLAINFIELD- . Tarot Card Readings middle of your back! Woodcrest La 6/20, erty Rd Sat. 5/20, 9-41 ;' A Specialty WASHER- $7S. Dryer, Bam-4pm. Furn, nick For FREE information $66. Stove, S75. Refrlg- nscks, clothing, Contem- 2 Saleii Qood stuff. please contact: ernlor, $170. Can deliver. flace your ad In person and receive a FREE,,; porary tapes, records A smell. ESOCK PRODUCTS Color console TV 1100. •to. SO. PLAINFIELO- E{ P.O. Box 63B-N3 I'ls cnll 7224329. H. 1^' garage sale kit, complete with: ,< ^f green La (Park Ave! Middlesex, NJ 00040 HILL8BOROU0H- 13 Claik La. to Ellsa rt* jhDOFT- Energetic loyal Plney Woods DrD. (of( f Am- UNSUIRY~WHE~RE TO 2040 ectlonal signs - Successful sales hi Evergreen) Frl. 6/t Couple promises to give WSil RdRd. near8hhoprtteo ) Sst. B/20, 10~4pm, TURN7- Tnlk with a car- Auctions FH ft Bal 6/I6/IOO « ttiO, 9- It lifetime of love, hug*, Ino profnnslonnl wa will nventory sheet * Rain cheoft coupon ,'^jj ttiO 9- family. Furn. clofl kisses 4 opportunities to 9, MlMultl Family, toys, toys i much morel heilty newborn. Legal/ listen and help you ox- games, books, h/h items, plors your options, Meet COIN AUCTION- This "late, clothing a more, WBBTPIKLD- Confidential. Expenses and talk with other Sunday Evening 8/21, bald. Call Susan a Burt women who hnve laced Only $17.00 buys you up to 5 lines in 17 publicationsl Raln/ahlne. Mountaln Ave Sat. anytime. 1-800-881 -8182 0:30 pm. Holiday Inn, 9am-3pm. naln or Bt the same cloclilorn II Houle V2, Brltlgewatar. MARTINSVILLE- Laurel Cash 4 Carry. Antlqui »jl ADOPTION- A loving you choose ndoptlori, se- Call 1-800-559-9495 Trail Fri, A 8at. 6/10 A lect 11 o rn I n rn 111 e i Misc. Hugh AtHc 5)gt 'ioouple eager to adopt. 3080 ao, 9-3. Multi-Family Hope we can help each screened by • roputntito SQM££MLL£ CRANFORD Salel New ft used cloth- W O O D B R O O K C §5- other. Pleas* call to talk. •aency Mocolve help Clothing * AjNMsrwf Ing, H/H Hems, Misc. NERS- tdlson (olf I k Kthy and Chris 1-800 with metllcnl enre noil 44 Votoran'8 Memorial Dr., East 102 Walnut AVQ. Av«) 3al. fl/3, post-(i 417S , WaeeNaneeue AVON) PROBATE reyrfC TWO CAMBLBACK - Hsrty a_»nsef- BRUM LESSONS- In With a Uving Trueti Can Ua^BaS^ BBaftAaVUr Aatt •OP**- with coor Desks, Was, entire, ate. your home. Experienced 14' hr. emergency 7W-4881; avaa 7B1-S0S7. a for detelle on Living BIRTHDAY PARTIES- window trtmts A ptHowa. 4119 STaaaleieieiliieil professional teacher. CaH Trusts A WWe. ric^. CaH 90evH4-/l a dark oak FA hauaa la- WOOIIN WINBOW • STSVMa>*SJSfeV BrPer Alan7S4-O4S5 Meglc show A beiloon Ww, green |eMy cabinet, BOXES- liners and WILL CLBAN YOUR J. enimels. Call Consten- — Conversation, (aH tm rTold), dark bracket*. $» aa. Ftaaaa Ads In Classified ef- line. 404-7743. flee etc the Tutoring, translation by pine dranar m! minor A call 7S1-0M4 way you CATERING SVC any nlfhi stand, msple don'f cost — would If you had thenative French prof, draaaat. 90S-272-t07S WORKHAH CVCLtS— accredited treneletor. slis/o cession Starina trika, 3 apd. aduH 17S-37T4 Good food A prices CaH UN PRIVACY 3 whl blka. Coaatar » B or Dorms 944-7444 - (Uo.uldstlonj hand tusks, larga raar OTVt YOUR CMM-O -_j • Rag. 129.95 sr'sa. Call aienls THE OMT OF MUSIC Bfti IONS IN baakat. AoMctora* bad. 321 -MIS. ANY CREDIT OKI ITEO We- We get ev- > ONiV fiV.M • eieo Uka new. Chain A huto Has openings for Spring Real Estate Refinance 7 LH«c fad «*Me Mrch aN end Summer. eryone Involved! Beet S#S> v I daye 9-4. Mortgage prices. 908-247-4440 inrionapa^Hwn pots , rroe QUAUnED Money Unlimited, Ltd. tliM, • traa mini- YOU* CLABBIPWD AB ANtOftA Mil KIT* 141 Hwy 79, MorganvMIe, I CAN DRAW memlr'Oiecount Traa 4 Chalet- W TIMS- tons hatred , 7 * * P1WI B/W PRINT* * PIANO TEACHER NJ. 908-407-272Q Li- ANYTHING! Portraits, tar- MNBWJBRBBV WtlS AOTalaVOUBl HalaMMlA My home or wtM travel to ceneed MortaegeBi character eketchee for PAPBBS WITH ONE yours. Beginning or ad- Crib- * matching donation. Ma>4a44Q0S. OTT VOUR 2ND PRINT FREEH Let us print from your NJ Dept. of Banking pertiee. Reaeoneble EASY PHONE CALL AND negative or copy your favorite, old b/w prlrrte on new vanced etudente. Former retee. 904-B4S-064S. 7« FOR ONE LOW PfttCC. negaHves and make eperkHng new photo* printed by instructor et the Univer- ATTENTION Ptah Tank— 10 0 A sup- award-wtrtnlr*ig prlnlars Sine from 4 x s to 24 • 30. care for elderly. Own sity of Buflelo. Children MORTGAGE HOLERS pllaa »20 704^830 ^ FOR ONLY sait.oo Morrle CountOl y Potoaonlce and aduita. Reasonable Cut years A thousande of YOUR AD WILL REACH transportation, excellent a01-2S7-3100 references. $$ off of your mortgage. TQPBON. POOL- S/4 hp imotor OVER 1.1 MILLION Major credit cards Accepted Peymente psrsonalised sioo. sot-ast-f641t 0 HOMES THROUGHOUT B1BS CABN BUYS A aO1-47fM321 A 90t-2ia-t23S wtth e computer anaryala. Black hvmlend sou THE STATE. CALL PW- tn #1 Pup Pen. •0S-278-M14 BaaHnar- b*. |M CEO HO BOOSTS. mo YOU HJI. TUTORING— Math For Info: 904-444^278 FORBES CLASSIFIED AT Open May 20 a 21. Hm. NO UtSSONPtANS- AW trunk 170 7—-2154 1-aOO-S5«-»4t», ASK id-e. J.P. ONeW Puppy KNOW... DELTA HOME courses: Alge.-CeJ. Eves. ATTORNEY'S CREDIT FOR JOYCE FOR ALL Cempssslonate hands that an ad m this local IMPROVEMENT- No Reasonsbls rstes. Cell REPAIR- Attorneys le- MPL MS Kennels. US Hwy 1, PrK on training, everything etter 8PM. 908-M9-0O77. THE DETAILS ABOUT ceton, NJ. Qreat Setee- paper also goee Into 22 job to emeu. We dean gally remove derogstory f N trunk $40 7M-21S4 from turning on theother locel papere? attics, bsmnts. etc. We NATORS- Complete $CAN4TATEWIDe Mon of Pups. PIANO LESSONS- In iredlt Information from Pest Control Services. Weeeier—Banhveod) cana CLASSIFIED AD NET. computer to complex Reach over aao.ooo deliver top eoH and all eradlt buraeu'e BUNRIBB ACRES OOO aoftware appllcatlone. readers with one call I gravel. Reae. Ratee. your home. Branchburg, Termite Inspection, treat- back/seat »K> 799-1191 WORK. Brldgeweter, Hlllebor- Low cost, *siy ment and repelre. 734- OBEIDBNCB- FlSCSt- CaH SOS-7&4-4M2 1-S0O-SW-S4SS 908-293-0845 peymente. Bpr. 808-314-404} oughXaH 24S-4BaT. 9144 vise/me. MI Basfce- Auto Pair •way area. Kind pos. 1-4)00-384-4423 Slaal *10 722-7H4 methods, 2» yra. sup. re- SPANISH- Tutoring, ATTENTION •tHMARMVILLB- OM auHeguar.Mt>S$44 HAUL AWAY A CLEAN- eenvereatlen by Native St-BeMardJ* Seheel, SOFA- w/Qn. at. Hldea- UP- Bsmt. etttce A ge- ATTORNEYS Real Estste bad 1100. SOS-704-12S1 VOUR CLASimCD AO regee. etc. No job to Certified Spenleh teech- Mvrtiu Closings, Complete CtalrmeM M Sal. 8/20, er. Reee. rates. Cell after prsperation, flat fee •90anv3pm. Toys, chll- $1000$10,000 paid for CAN BBPUBUSNEOIN smell 90S-428-6347 SPM, SOS-ail in tn* CfattWd! dfen clothing, furniture, antique orlenUI ruga. tl NEW JERSEY NEWB- $150. Word Proceeelng bflc-a-orec, antlquat a 2190 James Proctor 90t-MS- PAPERS WITH ONE EP AU PAIR UOHT MOVING • aervicee slso evall. call 4S88. 1-SOO-35S-7S47. EASY PHONE CALL ANO LAWN MOWINO- CASH NOW- for receiv- 908-884-7018 more. Plant aata. Baka EUROPEAN LIVE-IN CHILD CARE CeH Scott 1 to 1 Instruction. Infante ing peymente on State Mia. 90e-M4-1«11 FOR ONE LOW PRICE. to adulte. Werm EXTERMINATOR A BUYER OP ALL FOR ONLY S21B.O0 904-4894423 7U-7194 Lottery Payments. Annu- UONBL * Flyer trains. Carefully ecreened. profeeelonelly trained, English- tlss, Structured Settle- All etete Pest Control ANO POOD YOUR AD WILL REACH speaking, legal vises. Experience the beneflte of In- NILLA'S CLEANING A Comm/Ree Service. The I— warrtad for WOOD CHIPS Hobbyist pays top dollarl OVER 1.1 MILLION TENNIS- 30 yrs exp. ments, or JUA's. RAP Any condnnon, age, or tercunural ehlldcsrel Avg. $199 per wk. For more CARTING SERVICE LESSONS- Prvt. orOp. Cspltsl Resources Inc., professional A Inexpen- , street fair. Sun- Immadlata dallvary. HOMES THROUGHOUT Information call: Attics, basements, ga- sive answer to aN your it 20th. Call Schmiedo Traa Expert quantity, SOS-271-8124 THE STATE. CALL CaM F. Hogan, USPTR 70 W. Red Oek Lane, TATE. CALL rsgss, lunk removal ofail Crsnfor«r274-7990 White Plains, NY 10404 pest problems. Can nmM or 725-9419 for Co. 322-4109 ALL LIONEL, IVEB, FORBBES CLASSCLASSIFIEI D ATT Michelle Welmsn, 908-272-7873 kinds. 908-754-4875 application. >S$ 1-400-3384815 1-400-740-0445 ALLIN CHURCH AMERICAN FLYER~ Marianne DeNlcholae. 908-756-4262 REMOVAL OP DEBRI8- TUTORING BY THE OROAM- Leslie speak- and other toy trains. Col- Terry Trelnor, 908-7094189 PUMSJ^ AII agee, m< FREE DEBT CONSOLI- JOHN'S MOVING SER- lector pays highest pric- Oov't dlsgnsted, non-profit program Reeonable. Wood, sub|ecta. Computer en- DATION- IMMEDIATE VICE- Established since ere. model TCI, 2 shlnglss, gsrbage, etc. 1983, fully lie and In- uoo manual, 32 pedal AQO es. Csll 1-S00<4S4-4S71 riched. The Dr.'e Ryan RELIEFI Too manv or 201-635-2O5S Call S74-0299 or 904-707-4740 debts? Ovsrdue bills? sured PM 0029S. 201- console. $1250. AU FAIRS- European 396-5484. 743-0123 or Beeper S0»4«9-005a. WE ARE BREEDERS child care elternetlve, Rsducs monthly pay- ANTIQUES A USED REPRESENTATIVES e>p. Hve4n help, legal f SPRINO CLEAN UP- TUTORINOi Reading, mente 30%-50%. Elimi- 201-281-4108 BOWHUNTINO BOUIP- FURNITURE- all turni- Coma and experience 13 mos; non-proft org., For fest clsan up call math hi yr. home. 10 yrs nate interest Stop collec- turs, old, DR. BDS, from public school exp. tlon callers. Rsstore JORDON FLOORS- Ex- OOO— fraa to good MENT- Bowhunters dis- the Shake-A-Paw differ- under $200/«rk. avg. 249-9055 pert fir. sanding A refln., hpme, 3 yr. old semoyed, count wsrahouss- Ameri- tSOO's to 1950s. Misc. ence at New Jerssy's Local Cert.K-4 A H.S. Meth;MA credit. NCCS, nonprofit. resle, great pat, pieces. 847-185» SUPREME REMOVAL degree. Cell 272-5319. 1-800-9554)412 waxing. Over 40 yre. exp. ca's Isrgest archery sup- most bsautlful puppy Coordinator: Mercy 908- CLEANING-HOMES 904-901-1658 Mon/Sat Boa-784-oara plier slocks over 5000 store. 30X)934 /APT8 /CONDOS/LOW COMPANY We remove VIOLIN LESSONS bowhuntlng Heme st 20- RATES $40+ Prof.quality all. yerd, sttate. Contrac- Exper., advanced de- THE CD RATE UNE- 40% off retsll. Csll 1-400- Advertise * All puppiee are A.K.C. 1 MOMS/TEACHERS- eve. eupp. Incl. exc. refs, tors wslcome. Seme day greed teacher. Reas. Top rstss nstlonwlds. 2110 7J5-2897 lor free ISO provlde love and care for reliable 754-2574 Carol ssrvlce. Updsted Deity. Federally LOOKINO POR A PHO- In (he Classified' registered and selected 548-8917, eves./wknds. Insured banke snd thrifts. TOGRAPHER? For doing page catslog. i hi jjsVtJiJ dk4 your child In a learning 908-805-9249 environment. Wetchung A CLBAN 8WEEP- Maturities from 30 dsys - your Wedding or Family CARPET tSIl ipM aWVBflt. home. Cell 908-755-1803 FROM MANSIONS TO 4120 5 years 1-900-480-4888 Group Photoe. Call •R BBT— Drexel Qu. ml Juet completed large BUYING ANTIQUE BARNES, CALL 908*34- S1.85/min. 18 + . Call Charlee Moore III, srrrwlrs. light brldga mir- development. Over 940 Furniture, china, * Puppiee are socialized A UNIQUE HOME 8627 OR 201-208-9851 Identifies: Instruetlone. 904-O4-1234 rors. 2 drssssrs. atto. yds left. Close out $3.S7. glaswsre, military Items. In open cases...no glass OAVCARE CENTER rates, maturities, con- 1-400-371-4TM 11tem or an entire estate. walls hereii This Insures BI-WEEKLY, WEEKLY- cone).- paean, $1850; Also avail. Stalnmaster, FOR TODDLERS AND HEALTH INSURANCE tacts 8. telephone num- PROFESSIONAL MAKE Custom dlnatta butcher commercial carpet, and Cell 528-8035 proper development for a PRE-SCHOOLERS. homss, oftlcss. town- Personsl A Business bers. The Arden Group, block formica labla 42" happy, well adjusted, lov- PLANNED ACTIVITIES. houses, rsfs, tree est. 72 Liberty Rd., Tsppen. UP ARTIST- evalleble other upgraded carpets CASH FOR QUITARS- ing pet. Cell todey for rstoe for any occasslon. X72* w/t eana chain: st fsntsstlc discounts. Ampe, Tube radios, ARTS ft CRAFTS DAILY. bsspsr 274-7341 90S-7ffa-S944 NY Plsase Contect Alxa Dial I4S0; Rattan console Call Eddie. Lionel Tralne, any cond. CERTIFIED PRE- CLEAN HOUSES- expe- AFFORDABLE HEALTH at 201-471-2374 table 19"X«- w/match- 1-SOO-aM OBSS SOS SBS 4SSS * Famous Shake-A-Pew SCHOOL TEACHER A rienced, good eervlee INSURANCE Ing daoorslor cubes (3) Lifetime Health Guaran- FENCED IN PLAY YARD. and good prlcss, reler- Nat'l. Assoc., Low 4170 4170 REED'S CARPET $178; Large framed pic- CEMETERY PLOTS- CASH FOR IBM A MAC tee Includee eompHmen- SO. PLFD/PISC AREA. encee, 725-9287 premiums. Group retae. CLEANING tures ISO * $75; Walnut Cloverleaf Cemetery, software, CO, games, try veterinary and free 908-757-0843, 799-3857 Group protection, Truck Mounted Steam 3 drawer chest: $35; 13' Woodbrldge. Section (ecel examination and CLEANING 480+ YOUR printers, computers. 90S- ABLE TO CARE- for Premium returns. Dental Cleenlngl 2 rooms MOA Color TV MS; Wal- Chaps! South, a burial 424-2032 lifetime obedience train- OWN PERSONEL MAID. A Vision 908-851-8108. $39.95, 2 rooms Sofa A nut Grandfather clock: plots. $1500. ing. Intents or toddlers In my Fiscatawey home. Go to MEI House, Apt. Condo. This Information la TANK 4 ENVIRONMENTAL Loveseet $119.90 $35. 0O0-7S1-6S77 90S-442-3S3S COINS WANTED- Pay Office. Bi/ weekly, mthly, Intended only aa, vlss/MC/Dlsc. cash, HeartMSl Paper Bring, the whole fsmHy. work w/ peace of mind. yearly, oce. seasonal, CONTRACTORS, INC CHANBEUBR 154-2592 summary. It doee r 908-749-0050/ 800-247- BRASS BID- Queen ei. f 14 Rout* 32 Weal, and special projects, call stste all of the poll . Certified Storage Tank Speclallsta 0707 with orthopedic mattress Top quality. Swarovskl scrsp gold, old Jewelry A Greensrook, NJ 0IS12 241-O4OS ^^ Crystal chandelier. El- CARE GIVER- Mom of 2 terms and conditions, REOENISISSIS-- Hands on set. Unused, still boxsd. sterling. Estates and Col- (SO yards weal of Rock wHI provide Fun, swim- nor the llmitatlone and Instanetton Residential Cost $1000 sell $300. •gant design. Not over- lections. 908-782-0840. Ave.} CLEANING LADIEB- Tenk Removal Commercial Healing for body B rrrrfriee tfsted. Great buy at ming, snacka, TLC, In my We have our transporta- exclusions. Underwritten Industrial renewal, pain relieflf . PProff . 908-602-BOOS Raab Coin, 4 Bloomfleld 908-988-2522 Brldgeweter home. 908- by the MegeLlfe end Tenk Abandonment Cert, 4env4pm. 404-4922 J8000. 722-0212 Ave., Flsmlngton. Mon-Sai 11-9, Sun 11-S tion, Qood ref. 5 yre. exp. Site Asssssments COLONIAL COUCH •85-9594. call Kalian 908-3534342 Health Insurance DID YOU Full set. Cym- YOUR CLASSIFIED AO Company. exc. cond, S150/BO. KNOW... CHILD CARE- Do youCLEANING SERV1CE- Free Estlmstss Fully Insured 008-7S7-S110 Call bsls or Ind. drums and CAN BE PUBLISHED IN need qualified, ecreened HOME HEALTH CARE NJ DEPE #0001060 John Boesany 4228 that sn ad in this locel stsrtdt, any cond. Plsase S3 NEW JERSEY NEWS- Mother end daughter will Fax 908-354-2411 after 9. paper slso goes Into 22 Insurso caretor you r pre- clean home, office. tlve in/out, reduced 906<47-0727 csll Psts. 908*85-2295 PAPERS WITH ONE cious child? Only Mon- rates. Csll CAREOIVERS COMPUTER TABLE other local papers? EASY PHONE CALL AND Transportation, good rsf. FISHING TACKLE- col- dey Morning Inc. has HI reliable, call 754-4975 201 •543-9833 EUROPEAN NAIL CLIN- PSYCHIC CONTACT/ desk, computer chair Resch over 380,000 FOR ONE LOW PRICE. Somerset Cty 628-4884 NADEJ- Readings evall COLLEGE Entrepreneur $80., slngls walerbed, resders with one cslll lector wante to buy OLD, IC- 1049-A Reritsn rods, reels, lures, cats- FOR ONLY $219.00 Middlesex Cty 253-9595 CLEANING- Europesn Rosd, Clerk, N.J. We've by appointment or phone Pool Service desk A dreeser $200.. 1-SOO-SBt-MH YOUR AD WILL REACH Hunterdon. 788-8838 woman does excellent 998-8143. 800-778-7258. Cleanings and Chemicals king et weterbed, dress- logs. 233-1654 after 5PM OVER 1.2 MILLION 4109 been doing this tor IS 1-800-251-3344 EXCERCI8E EQUIP- Job. Call Danuta: TaW yrs. 908-381-5788 er, t mght tblss $400. 3 GUNS. SWORDS, HOMES THROUGHOUT CHILD CARE- In my SATEUTETV Individual Ir plscss In Stslr stspper, eve. cond, THE STATE. CALL 409-394-902S TV Asis * 174 other POOLS- svc., rebuilds, heslth club qusllty, com- KNIVES, MIUTARIA-NJ Plecet. home, dey / night, HOUSESITTINO- pst Open/Close, New, beige $50. DR set $200. FORBES CLASSIFIED AT erte/crefte, ell meals Incl. CLEANING- houses, cars sto whltle you vaca- svsll. chsnnsls. Small 808-494-6806. Must Sslll perilled, $450.358-1392 A Fsd. lie. Top cash INCOME TAX PREPARA- 18'dish. Affordable: Comm. repair, Decke, paid. House calls made. 1-80O-SS9<4495, ASK IrrWodd. 872-2097 buslnessss, gereges, TION-Federal, NJ, NY !• tion. Relisble tsecher. concrete, Winter Prlcee, FIVE MAN TENT Bert 821-4949 FOR JOYCE FOR ALL yds, good work, Al- PA, By appt. In your call to set up dstee. 908- next day aervlce. COU0H- White esc- THE DETAILS ABOUT CHILD CARE- Quality fordabls pries, 988-7844 (201) 441-29SS Since 10S5. 12.000 llonat trimmed with gold uied once. $200. home. S40-S50. fee. First 359-1518 customers! 359-3000 908-499-7507 HIGH PRICES PAID- for SCAN-STATEWIDE cere provided In my So. wood. French Provincial. postcards, sheet music, CLASSIFIED AD NET-Plalnlleld home. CPR CLEANING- Office A consultation tree. MOVERS- Res. comm. TOM'S LAWN MOWER 4 piece. Tebles 755-3813 GOLF BAG- (Double old toys, baseball Items, WORK. certified. 581-7168 Residential. Protsssion- 908-752-0859. Leave Ind. All sress. Fie. • Ca. Service.—All makss i Esgle) A Alsy Sports cameras, military, TVs, ally clsaned. meessge. specials .123 Berger St. models.Wsedeaters.Trlm- 4237 welklng cert. $45 lor psir. Worlds Fair, fountain I WILL BABYSIT- your Kethy 904-860-8824 Somerset 800-236-3521 mers.ChslnSaws.Free COUNTRY Like nsw. Call child In my So. Plalnfield eat.P/U,dsllvery.699-03a8 WOODWORKING psns Call 272-5777. home. 908-755-1312^ CLEANING- reliable 4110 908-9084354 I LIQUIDATE- over- husband/wife team for IrtAtrurtJcW IBtH A 19TH C Hand- HOUSEHOLD ITEMS— stocksd packaged con- office and new construc- DID YOU 4175 craftfd Pine furniture at Some entlques, Indoor- sumer goods. Large In- tion. Csll Unda 231-1483 KNOW ... MeMkuj SsvvteM reasonable prlcss. 6 NEW BOUISHARE/ that an ad In this locsl outdoor furniture. China ventories purchased for PONYSHARE CHAPTER COURTESY CLEANING Specializing In Women's Board Chssts, Cup- ,linen, etc. 244 Ellis CASH, quick. Call or SERVICE— Homss, Corv DIANE OALVACKY paper also goee Into 22 boards, Hutches, Now opening In Bedmln- MOVING? & Children's clothing, al- Pkwy. Plscataway, 10 sm eend ssmplea: Oen dos. Apts, Quality ser- Pianist-Teacher other local papers? terations, custom designs Armolree, Settees, Bed- to 7 pm. Werning, 2890 Fenway, eter. Csll find out sbout Lessons In my home A Reach over 380,000 Big or small, Palmlsrl the Sensible Alternative vice. 10 yrs, exp. We do readers with ons calll Movers does II ell. Ue using your material. Csll •let*' tables, etc. Csll Oak Creek, Wl 53154, It right. 908-944-4384 locallylll . aft 6pm 904-494-2924 Mike Stf*0S-21 $-1747 NATURAL 414-782-3292 to Horse Ownership for 1400-559-9498 #00550. 908-356-2454 Junior or senior ridere. DON'S SQUEAKY 904499-0838 DAY BED- white, Iron BEEF OLD GUM CARDS- 1-800-522-SHAR CLEAN WINDOW b r a ee , frame . 2 NO hormonss or anti- Comlcs, monster Shannon HW Stables CLEANING, Free Est., orthopedic mattresses, A magi.,and models, older Riding Lessons/Horss Fully Ins. Bus. A Rssld., high riser, Unused, still biotics. Pure Black toye, coins. W W II stuff, Angus from local farm. Boarding. Liberty Comer 908-572-2177 boxed. Cost $800 sell etc. 988X1888 Area. 2 Indoor Arenas. KILLS' ACTIVITY $39^ Grain fsd, tsnder A deli- IN HOME CHILD CARE EXPERIENCED In house cious. S2.49 Ib. hslvts OPCHINO JUNE 1BTH Beginner Lessons thru Uve In/Uve Out cleaning with own trans- DECK FURNITURE- or quarters, cut to your VILLAGE ANTIQUE Advanced. Helf Mile Pert Time/Full Time portatlon. Gulselle Gr^y lleln squsre table, custom order, vecuum- CENTERS track. Ample turnout A Also Summers Vargas 808-722-2431 4' benches, i chsse, 3 trails. Quality Care for DIRECTORY packsd A labsled. This Showcases and floor Cad 908-764-9090 or arti. tables, 2 lounge space still available. •II Ridere A Hersee HOME CLEANING CARE Is NOT a freezer plan. •like. 90S 904 4S1T, 201-093-4090 For people on the go. chslrs, psds, umbrslle. CALL Glsnvlsw Farm, 8,000 sq.ft. facility, 494.8888 completely rsnoveted, •sk for Cindy. Supervleed-lne. Satur- 908-832-2122. YOUR CLASSIFIED AD days TOOI 245-1945 sc, w/w carpeting, CAN BE PUBLISHED IN Little Disciple Pre-School FURNITURE- 5 pc. POOS-MILK CAPS- 125000/vr advertising TB— Qeld. 7 yrs. 1SH, bedroom eet, golden budget, Dealers Special Cuts, Gray. Has shown 92 NEW JERSEY NEWS- HOUSE CLEANING 218 Duni'llen Ave. osk, queen, light bridge From Hawaii, For sam- locally. Jumps, greet PAPERS WITH ONE Exp. and Rsls. Insured/ ples, ssnd SASE A $1.00 Introductory retes If you Bonded. Somsreel Coun- head board, dresser, ar- to WJO, 72 Gramsrcy sign up before June 15 attitude, esfe on trail*. EASY PHONE CALL AND 968-4396 moire. $2,800. b/o, Din. Csll Mlchsel Crlngoli S40OO/neg. 904-794-4033 FOR ONE LOW PRICE. ty, Fres Est. 784-0810 Set dark wood. 8 chslrs. Drive, Pltcataway, N.J. FOR ONLY $219.00 08854 908-528-7920 HOUSE CLEANING- Half Day Sessions formica top tsble, $500. YOUR AD WILL REACH experlence A good or b/o. Din. Hutch dark PROPANE CATALYTIC STEINWAY PIANO aoeo OVER 1.2 MILLION references. 9:00-11:30 a.m. wood $125. or b/o. mi- HEATER- w/2 full 1001b WANTEDIII Any sgs, sny HOMES THROUGHOUT 906-725-0921 crowave cert, golden oak tanks. $75. 10ln. Crafts- condition. Will pay cash THE STATE. CALL 12:30-3:00 p.m. color, $40. or b/O. 608- man compound miter snd pickup. Dsys 1-800- FORBES CLASSIFIED AT HOUSECLEANER- Very 7454295 saw, almost new, $150. 589-5035. GIVE SOMEONE A 1-600-559-9495, ASK good references. Call 3 and 4 year old classes 908-549-2528 SMILE- Somereet Re- FOR JOYCE FOR ALLAna and Carmen locatod at: KITCHEN TABLE- osk WANTED gional Animal Shelter hea THE DETAILS ABOUT 908-563-4987 v* ttte top, 44x28, $250. RIDING MOWER HOUSE CONTENT puppiee, kittens, dogs SCAN-STATEWIDE First Presbyterian Church UPHOLSTERED CHAIR Wheel Hone 12 hp Single Item or all and csts. Adoption rss- CLASSIFIED AD NET-HOUSECLEANINO— 6 of Dunellen brand, new, striped pat- Kohler eng., like new, Prslsr Older Furniture eonable. Missing s pet? WORK. yre. experience. Own tern, $500. 358-1392 $1450. 908-469-0058. Csll 9O8-52S-2913 Call 725-0304. transportstlon. Qood Rsfs. 904-580-7134. Mark Kline LOVING MOM Chief inslrmMor Open Houee: exper'd., will provide HOUSECLEANINa- De- care for your child In my pendable, reasonable ft weeks- $69.00 May 1ft, 1995 So. Plfd. home, 541-8723 rates, own tramp. Mon.- 1st 10 cullers recleve Free uniform! 7-8 p.m. Sat. Rets. 709-8801 PISCATAWAY MOM Karate • Tuite • Amis • Jujilsu Kltehen Cabinets (New bus. eree) will cars Cleaned- Dull, sticky, for your child In mynicked, scratched » worn 908-572-0023 home. Exp/refs. 572-3149 areas rspalrsd. Kitchen CLASSIFIED SUMMER CHILD CARE Tune-up 908-765-1977. Metuchen leecher, exp'd PRESCHOOL DAY(AMP mom, flex, hrs., agss 3 PROFESSIONAL CAMP 1st -6th up, arts/cra'ts/outslds CLEANING Every room (i nicies aollvltlee. Marybeth In your home clssned A Apes 3-5 SmoOt/549-1355. sanitized the way you de- To Advertise I till A (lnin>ii,< FAX LINE HOUSEKEEPERS, NAN- sire. Hardwood floors A NIES. NURSES AIDES- csrpsts clsaned or vacu- in the AM nat'lllles. Scresnsd. umed throughout. Afford- Do./bonded. Aurora abts dally ft weekly retes. Agency, 640 Bwsy, Long Call KLEEN KINO for Kids Activity Branoh, 908-222-336B. freeeii. 908-271-0098. YOUR CLASSIFIED AD RESIDENTIAL A OFFICE CAN BE PUBU8HED IN New construction clsen Directory 9S NEW JERSEY NCWS- up. flenl Estate Open TftLftMINI PAPBRS WITH ONE home and relocation EASY PHONE CALL AND prsp. Ins. end Call Donna In llri• 725-6994 I30AM-SI FOR JOYCE FOR ALL900-608-0499 CALL MONDAY THH DETAILS ABOUT SUZV'S OOMBBTICS- SCAN-8TATKWIDB Honest A reliable. Very <*?' 3000 OLA8SIFIBD AD NET-thorough, til eleenlng WORK. 50% Off 909-918-0823, A-14 May 18, 1995

A Guide To Local Professionals Servicing Your Needs For: 4030 - Carpentry • 4130 - Landscaping ft, 4070 - Electrical Tree Care 4075 - Gutters • 4140- Masonry 4080 - Handymen Services • 4190- Painting 4085 - Houfing i Cleon Up • 4200 - Plumbing 4100 - Horn* Improvement Healing ft Cooling 4125 - Interior Decorating • 4220 - Rooting MAKE YOUR HOUSE A HOME 4127 - Kitchen* • 4230 - Wallpapering 407V Sr. WVIC t 5»

FIOUAMO ILECT. 1-t-S CLEAN ABLE BfCKS DOISR, PIN! GRAM SIERRA CONSTRUC- Free Eat., Fully In*., take anything II IS truefc- SERVICES- Custom EIPBRT- drainage TION- AMWena, Rene- Lie. 12272, cell for loed. Indue)** dumping decks, deeigned A buHd, A* LANDSCAPER- problem*, driveways, atione, Window* and *1-BflB-S1M477* quote. 908-665-766* SB **4B*SS*j*WA Vfjeji *JBaVesW*AlPv^si SWBJPBBB over aOwr* *ap. tree eet. hearings, fully In*, no Uwn* cut. fsrWtead, and Door ln*taMatlona. Roof- *e*d*d. Spring dean up, JERSEY ELECTRIC UC. BQM74-SS1S tutty In*. 808-721-19*3 ob too amall. Ing, Siding, Deck*. Ree./ *70Jl.buofc*i truck ervce NATALE FLUMBI»)«V 1S4» rot* tilling, and power 1 rHIMtewl_| • FwMHOVsTaa 12888- Lighting, wir- 1-A SMT MAINTCIssnup Comm. cat 808-S81-0711 waehtng. CaH now for Int/MI, d*ck r—locations, BSATMM- No )08) to«j ing, services, free eat. power waahiMLfr** eet. el* or sm*H. 80B>«t2i ol aH typee a* dwori*. SMITH HOME IM- 10% on and fra* eel. •Tre* ptanHna call 908-81 e-oeoe Res/ Contrectere.Sig/ ArchHecturaJ and interior •ROVEMENT- Roofing, C*UfortrwDeetprloMt uHy ins. S88-W78. 4288 He. 8322 JUBILEE ELECTRIC smell. WIN remove any- TRJV— foonnQt oornwf*l> dealgn*, construction Siding, Wlndowe, Kit, M1-88SS 1-888-118-8748 ANTN0WVB PAINTINB A. BAV-ON-MAHMNHI Live better electrically. thing! Fr»e Ml. 788-ttti kit. design. Sheet rock, documents A space Iths, lemt. fuUy insured. lnt*nor/*Kt*rior. Roofing, CO.- ft Heating SaajaHi deeign help. Ooed pric- planning lor addition*/ MCMAROLBY Available day*, night* A A 1 CLEAN UPS- Sr. CHi. Diec. call John Mulctv gutters deaned/lnetaHed. let. No Job to I " weekends. For Com- es. Ins., 808-767-891V renovations, bulidlng- 906-968-4198 Give Our Tree Service *rce*St. TS2-8441. 8778. Reed.ft comm. $119. permit/flllng. A Chano* To Beat mercial, residents! A In- truck load, dumping ft ADAM'S ASPHAULT dustrial. Free eel. IneK- JWvr (908) 673-0394. SPACKLHM Eat. TheBkjGuye ATLAS loading Inc. Cell 90*49*- PAVING- Driveways, etches to Addition*, Stumps Firewood APARTMBNT OWNERS Slat* He. 8021. Kltck ft- penaive tatee, bonded A 9*13 parking lots, eH arses, ft DRIVEWAY Richard Hoffman batha remod, New boff- 4»7« • EtaKwteai insured. Lie. #12900. Sealer908-548-6225 4878- Call 9O8-248-923S or AFFORDABLE CLSAH- MAINTENANCE 908-526-8886. LOO •PUTTINa fuHyln* 10 yrs e»p READVHOMB prepares era ft wat*rn*at*rajav Page 1-600-702-0974 OPS- Yard, beeemem, ADD A LEVEL Addition*. LOT CLEARING your vacant rental apis. l*c*d. Fr*s 1ST. pools. oH tanks, ft demo- Specializing in: STEVBBUNUR nr your nest tenant. 1 dormers, sun decks, CONSTRUCTION Cheap** than doing R Qerdens expertly «H*d 141-07*1 j.-r. ftCkftanies RONSON ELECTRIC- lition. S3S-**44. free eel. kitchens, bathrms, fin •Patching efleaurfaclng with Troy-BuM. Est. gar- cad doee M aH. Ineured ft BOILER BRVICeT-*' Owner operated, paddle ReeidenUI/CommercW yours**, caH * asVl 4100 ALL TYPES O* CLEAN- bsmt, porch**, vinyl eSeal Coating Quality work at competi- den* .*ojeci yd 8>4-SeT4 Comm./ Reeld. OH fans, root fans, outside siding. 908-602-3277 "rofBsstonal Sarvk* lighting, sve changes, UP'S- Small/large tive ratee. We do M ALL WLL*B PAINTING A PA- removal*- AH credit a 1 BBS 117-1911 from basement to roof, V^VB^B^*WJBWJWJW*J*WJ^^ srfTavi^SF^ sw- accep. B/118BS9. appliance hookup*, and Hom*MH f yvdsid * • ofnc##ofc##. ADDITIONS ROTOTILUNO Decorating Over 30 yrs «f> 806-226- Office Interiors. FuMy In- oxMnor. Fr*e **L N yrs. 117 4127 • Kitchen* much more. Uc 6532, t ALTERATIONS sured. Reference* avail- COilNTRYSIDC Troy BHU, eeubNeh gar- •xp. Also eslllng ill* 4130 - Landscaping In*, free est, 25yr«, sup, 0*92. M% In Classified able. 908-968-7042 dans as low a* $28. Cus- cleaning. 808-4*9-74*2 CERTIFIED tlCHNICflMJf ft Tre* Car* Call 906-752-5683 ATTKS, BAS8MBNTS •Kitchens •Bathrooms TREE EXPERT! tom Lawn work. Free eat. Quality work on\-a)|» 4180 • Masonry Oarage*, Tree*) A Yards •Basement* •Deck* don't cost — TOP SOIL- fill dlrl, Trimming • removals and 808-7284228 BLUB I brands of central se's. 4178-Moving Somerset Cty. ft Vtdnfcy •Ceramic TUe •ETC. They pay! backhoe A loader service aH other phase* of Tree _ CLEAN UPS PRBSSUM No ectra charge en 4180 - Painting Bob tos-fas-oosa Competitive prices demolition. Work. StS-rtl Lawn cutting, ft pruning. houses, decks, t*nc*a, evening or weekend **r- 4075 Fully Ina'd • Free est.s 908-354-8304 sidewalk*, ma, Ira* «t, vtae. 80B-80*>8183 ' *nnVIII Free est. Call Stuart Outlays CLEAN Of A HAULMM FOR DEPENDABLE, CRBATIVB LAND- ressonable retes, HaattM ft ooling AH types. Roofing debri* * • * • WASH YOUR HOUSE SCAM- Lawn malnt. 906-726-8808 421*-Reeling HIGH QUALITY WORK, DRIVEWAYS ft FENCING 808-782-2182 removal. Large/small TODAY- Alum., vinyl, Shrub and tree planting, SPRING CLIAN-UP AoVsrfiM in W* Cf»iif%' 4228 - t*M*nV •RAY LAEYT-«a7-M33* BY CATENA wood. Affordable quality seed and sod, pavers, CUSTOM PAINTING end GUTTERS ft LEADERS OPS. Ret*. 968-7838 Curbing, All type* of Complete ground car*, Throughly cleaned and work. 232-7488. walks and patios, reteln- designing ft planting. WALLPAPBHHM- Int. ft 4230 • WaHpeoerIng flushed. Quality screen* CLEAN UP A REMOVAL HOME REMODCUNO Fencing. ReaeonafeJei ng was Freee eete ca. H •m. Remod*Ung of b*ths 41U • Wlniew* All type*. Also, small to 9M-9M-6O41 WAYNE VOSON CON- Reasonable and r*Uabl*. and kHehene. Decke in- EMERGENCY; Installed. Repair work Bath, basement, decks, STRUCTION - Add-A- Scott Mallol n 80808-7218 - R.H. 808-881-8840 AFFORDABILITV WITH done. "I'll be there tod o medium aiied moving custom ilia Installation, DRIVEWAYS/SEAL stalled. FREE ESTI- Job*. Reliable, free set Level, Dormers, Decks, A Aft Aft* MATES. Call Tom. 765- SERVICE OLD WORLD QUALITY - the Job.* Gregory Cort mates. 560-8202 wallpapering and Int. A COATING, Railroad tlee, Porches. Free E*1*. 20 Dechi. renov., addllons. 908-754-2817 ext. painting. Free Esl. parking lots, Stoning, OOHt TREE ft LAND- STUMP ORHNMNO 6541, 800-300-8541. lewer ft drain el**"»o, Call Tom 90*-7»5-tS41 yrs. exp. 808-489-4998 NO STUMP TOO BIQI water heaters, Gaa •*•• Fully In*. John Faugno CLEAN UP- Attlea, Over 30 yrs expl. All tree ft landscape care. (201) 872-4740 GUTTERS CLEANED Bemm.e, A yards. Free or 1-800-300-6M1 work guaranteed. WINDOWS- Vinyl Call Rick at 808-7684887 DID VOU ere, Bathr**m*. All Quality Ser. Reas. Prices, Free *«. Fully Ins. 239- plumbing r estimates. CaN Rudy at Replacementa Installed. STUMPBDT-Csll Blrd- KNOW... ALL ASPECTS- Interior, Fully Ins. All Debris AHI CONSTRUCTION- •08468-0862 DbF-hung Insulated glass, 6818 Beet price* In town. Thi* little* ad can be read Exterior Home Repair, Bagged From Above. SO8-722-S91S Sldlng, Rooting, Win- DRIVEWAYS- Parking eall Stump Removal. 1165. 808-359-6874 0. MUWPHYTREE SRVC Free Est. rsaeonabl* by more than 380,000 Qutttra, Siding, Door*, Landmark Mgmt. 908- CLEAN-UP SERVICES dow*. IS yr*. enp. Res./ lots. Black topped, readera In 17 publica- PhimMits Lt*. Window*, Kitchen*, etc. 654-5803 Comm. 1-800-083-4928 * ROOFING* as yrs. sup. AH tree car* rstes. 808-4798 tittles* b*w#ffl#nt0a d#bn# etoned, sealed. D.A. A stump removal. Quality tion* throughout Somer- 8787 Ca«MS-rB4**7B0, In*. Dan 908-968-0876. A general cleanup. State/ ALL CONCRETE HUNT PAVINQ 722-1682 All types. work at low rates! Fully SUNRISE LAWNSCAP- set, Middlesex and Union OUTTEHS LEADERS UN- Free Estimates. Counties? fl caught your OENERAL CONDITION- CARPENTERS From DERGROUND DRAINS- County lie. 806-WM4SB WORK-Call Vletor ORIVBWAY8- Paving, insured ft free esBmst**. CMS mowing, spring NG- 24 hr. sarvlc*. 355.1489 and beeper 738-0838 4S3-TREE/245-8423. clean upsjps, , fertlllilngfertll , attention, dldnt fr> Wing, roofing to painting Cleaned & flushed. Aver- CLEANUP ft LIGHT concrete, Belgium block, Call YOUR ad In lodayl Hsstlno, Air CondHioff • *p*chllng. Comm/Ree. age house 135. /»40. HAUUNO— of aN types. ftQfJ MB.gMOIt Ineured. 808-388-37 Ing, Refrigeration, Piuml* 908-463-0836 RR Ties. 908-271-3393. GRABS CUTTINQ- Mark Melse 228-4965 Free estimates. Insured. ••pert Floors CO.— Landscsplng. Complete REMOVAL We Get Results! Ing. Since 1967. call 90|- aUAUTY WORK Low rates. We work CONTRACTOR Instt. *sndlng. finishing, 412§ yard meJntenanee. 1-800- Complete Lawn Cant »a-1174 .^ weekend*. CaN Tony Bathroom*. Basement*. Lowost Price*. Fr** **t. Interior/exterior, win- Til pickling and custom 221-8*83. Fulty Ins. Free HEATING ft AIM dow*, door*, bathroom*, Porches, Cuatom Deck*, staining, fully In*, frse INTERIOR/EXTERIOR :ONDITIONINO-Balel painting, etc. Call John Attica, kitchens, Doors est. European Craftsman- contract T ft II LANSCAPtNa- Free Est. fully insured. In ft 3vc,R*s/Comm, 24)nr 908-764-8827 and Wlndowa, Sun ship , family ownned and AESTHETIC business sine* 1988, all 4079 Rooms, Additions. Out- Qr*anL*af Lawn ft OuslHy work, RMsonabla work guar. 808-388-2724 eve, Free Initallatlon eatl LANDSCAPE LAWN AL'S HANDYMAN SER- operated aince 1966. call INTERIORS prices. Weekly malnt. Call CCS 908-272-380O ' VICE— General home re- door piayset*. Shade, 201-378-8868 or 1-800- • ERVICE- Spring Landscape ties, Norms Scloecle eetlmats*. FuHy Insured. rototllling, mulching, J ft J PAINTING- Int./ pair*, free est. 725-9290 40-XPERT. planting, trimming, SXt. tPOVfOr waBnSnSk J ft M SEWER ft HEAT- Clean-up, mulching, Qazaboa. 908-851-0288 Member International In- Mdlu A Som CourrUes. IIIA lilef** aV EaUwaJiu At planting. If you need a AL'S CARPET SERVICE stones, cntpp*r ser. dV Free eet. Ref's avail 9 CERAMIC TILE EXPRESS ROOFINO- terior Design Association, 808-885-8759 IPBUB NJvi* r"i fsVnffy W quality avc A great price, specializing In repairing, Speclallze in all types of Residential ft Com- ltv*fl*s, Ins. 628-1240 FitHy ma. 908-787-8812 MECHANIC antique, oriental ft hook MA LANDSCAPING and your plumbing dr*in cell U*. 908-632-6344 Clean track shower A tub Advertlf flat roofs. 50* sq. ft. A mercial deeign. Scotch T ft T TREK EXPERTS KRAFTWORK- Paper- need*. 24 hr. 7 day*** rugs. Removal ol Wrin- handyman also. Call 7 Plains, 908-2334050. Lawn Malnt. fully Ins, free vice. Nu «Mra chtrg* Mr QUALITY CARPENTRY doors. All Tile work. kle*, buckles. Stretching In fha C/ais/«*d.' •si, commercial/residen- A Complete Tree Ing, Painting, Free Est. Specializing In renova- 908-638677S A relnatallatlon ol new I days a week. 954-4779. CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS tial 9OB-22O-9772 and Shrub Service Reliable, and Reason- nights, wsek ends or hol- 10% Discount to aH able. Call 908488-0897 iday*. Serving 8om*r**ti tion*. Residential. Bath- used Carpet. Sine* 1950. EXPRESS SEAL Draperies, Reupholstery. Middlesex ft Onion Cdor* room*, custom kitchen*, JUNK REMOVAL 908-369-8970 ANTHONY BARULU COATING- IBC/ft. Inc Formerly at Stelnbach* ft KIN'S DEPENDABLE Sr. Citizens ft new Cust. Antes, basements, yard* HOME IMPROVEMENTS _ MDSCSCAPIIK PAVING 783-2884 or 908-7727 LOUirs PAINTING/ ties. 1-800-574-7375 t hr, decks & finished base- crack filling, patching A Hahne a. 46 years sxp. PAPERHANOINQ service. When It oV*fr ment*. No lob too *mall. Call Joe 287-1281 FLOORING- Wood firs eRemodeling eSldlng coating. Also a handy- Senior discount. Free CONCRETTE 10 years Fully Ins Free Est. Fret Mt. Work guaran- sanded a finished, New eWlndows eDecks sxp./Fully Insured. Old IntsrIor/EKterlor, IS yrs.flows. caH the pros. man. 908-954-4779. Shop at home service. TJL PEARSON ft SONS exp. Refs Avail-Free Eat. MIKE OZIRANSKY teed. 18 yr* exp. Call Install. A repairs, Free Free Estimates W. Canter, 908-757-6655 fashioned friendly MR. HANDY service. Senior Citizen Landscape services ft Call Louis 908-561-5379 PLUMBING AND HIAT. Mlk* 808-560-9147. Est.s, c*H:066-4308 OARRIOAN CONST. ING— Repairs and Inst. eBulldlngeRsmodellng 80S.7ST<4SM Additions, Alterations. THE DECORATING Dlecount. Free material supply. Top soil, NINA KALLA9- Painting eservice "Maintenance WOOD FLOORS Estimates. 272-8098 •ton*, mulch dsllvered. Real./Comm'l. lie. 84f1 Kitchens, Bsths, Roofing, STORES A Paperhanglng, Re- 906-546-3986 fully ln|. . 24 hr emergency service Custom InstaBaHan ARROW PAVING Siding. 908-278-2936 At Terminal Mill End 1-7 yards. WIH deliver or pairs. Plastsr/Bheetrock. Sand A Raflnlah Driveway* In Asphalt or Stores LANDSCAPE do complete lob. Re- 27 yrs. exp. 322-4030 4070 90B-722-6550 Rsfs A SsHevWe Mslrrtenewoe concrete). Masonry work: HAWKEYE HOME Slip Covers, Drapss, SPECIALS— mulch, •••ding. r>*w lawn* or OILTANK^ client list e Fully Insured. 1-800-784-U12 sidewalk*, patios, steps INSPECTION INC. Custom Cushioning, •ton*, soil w/12 shrubs, sod. Spring-clean up and OSCAR OENERAL Sandfllled or Removed Ins • Portfolio A belglum block. Full Ins. complete home Reupholsterlng, Vinyl 81200, w/18 shrub*. weekly cutting* available. PAINTING- Exterior only, YOUR CLASSIFIED AD Free ett. 906-619-9734. Inspection Including all 11700, w/24 shrub*. Flowers, flats or by the 9OS-272-0849 CAN BE PUBLISHED IN Blinds. Free shop at free eat. fulty Ins. good ALK ELECTRIC- resld., ODD JOBS ft GENERAL major systems, termite A home **r,90a-668-04ie •2200. Brick walk ft patio pots. Hanging baskets refs.908-522-9278 comm. A Induat., avail. REPAIRS— Lt. hauling, 92 NEW JERSEY NEWS- J.QARRETTASSOC. radon, mention thl* ad •pscial. William Hlpollt avail. New sidewalk* or PLUMBING ft HEATING day*, weekend*, night*, brush cleared A re- PAPERS WITH ONE Complete Home Remo- and receive 10% off. Designs 768-5265 repairs, old concrete or PAINTINQ (40 PERLow rate*. Good Mnrtoa. FREE EST1 Fully in*., moved. Expert Int/ext. EASY PHONE CALL AND dllng, Siding, roofing, 1-800-547-9469 blacktop removed. All ROOM- Mln 3 rms. Your Drain cleaning. Fre* aatV reasonable rate*, Lie. carpentry, painting, re- FOR ONE LOW PRICE. Gutters, leaders, doors, phases ol landscaping. paints. Immediate est. 16 mates. Ucense #10118. 9732, SO8-7W-4O3O placement wlndowa A FOR ONLY t219.00 wMdows, porch enclo- 4127 753-1958. yrs exp. 854-2481. Call John 806-SAM •• -- YOUR AD WILL REACH sure*, decks, baths A HOME Advrtlse deck*. Tree work, tog RALPH MARINA UKN ELECTRIC- All splitting, guitars cleaned. OVER 1.2 MILLION kitchens, Water proofing, Alterations In th* Clatatfbd! THatRO LANDSCAP- PAINTING SY DUNRm xeekfennal needs: house No Job too smalt. Why HOMES THROUGHOUT; No JOB too smalll We ING- Lawn and property Interior • Exterior fan*; smoke detector*, break your back? If you THE STATE. CALL Gladly accept Vita, M/C, and Additions A.W. CONSTRUCnON- enhancing, cleanupa. Pwrwash # Insurad HEATING COOLINQ- lighting, telephones, etc. don't see It, esk. Cell us FORBES CLASSIFIED AT Diacoverl Full Uc. 4 Ins., Prompt and Courteous Custom kltchens.add- atone,wkly matnt.atc. Cad 757*1136 Water healer, oil ft gaa ''Quick response. Lie. 1-600-659-9495. ASK Member B.B.B., 906-777. Hlon*. btha, Free building boiler repair ft today for a FREE esti- Services Rear rates.caH 636-6175 PAINDNO Installation. R**l./Comm. #7534. Call 356-3041; mate. Our 2i*t year. FOR JOYCE FOR ALL 1151 or 1-800-295-1873 '•Quality at It* Best" plans snd design. Free LAWN MOWING ' 8734)137. or 704-6970 THE DETAILS ABOUT est. call 808-572-4797 TIMBER TREE SERVICE Interior ft Exterior Complete Bth.Rm. 526-8538 BATH REMODELING WALLACE Clean-ups Wallpapering renovation*. N.J. ' SCAN-STATEWIDE CONSTRUCTION KITCHEN REMODEL IN Tre* ft Stump Removal, COONEY ELECTRIC ••• PAINTING ••• CLASSIFIED AD NET- John Moskal Professional Service Trimming. Frs* Est. Fully * * • * * Uc. # 10003.1 for ell electrical work. Call 869-0696. YOUR FUTURE- Avoid Free Estimates WINDOW REPAIR Service 9084 INTERIOR A EXTERIOR WORK. 725-3845 false starts, Urns and Insursd. 808-287-1188 Uc 2978. ln*ur*d, Com- Deck and Fence Bleach- Repairs HOME IMPROVE- Down to Earth Price* Puttying, Broken Glass petitive pricing. 489-0281 CERAMIC TILES exp. Stock to custom 908-725-4623 repairs, Caulking A Ing, Staining and MENT- 18 yr*. In busi- cablnrtry. In home free Waterproofing. Driveway ness Improving home* Washing. Fully Ins., Free 4220 ELECTRICAL WORK- 4100 BATHS, Kitchens, est. Contractor calls wel- LAWN CARE- Mowing, •tt. 27 yrs. *xp. Commercial, residential sealing. Odd lobe Bsmt a, electric, for divorcee* , widows, come. Kitchens By deen-upe, thatching, trim 4190 and industrial. licensed. -Reasonable & Rellable- plumbing. Remodeling, retirees and people who Design. 908-606-4450. •hruba, seeding. OWNER • Call Pete, 317-6646 • lust don't have the tlmel Atosonry ft Daughter No. 8141, and (mured. insured. Estimate*. OPERATED Reasonable, 808-BM-3382 Free estimate*. Call Low rates. 627-9572. We do everything for the prompt ft reliable 755- Vince Santonastaso Elec- tomeFrom additions to 4130 8428. PAINTHM tric 068-1609. 40*5 BATHTUB ft TILE RE- door knob*. Pleas* call WALLPAPERING ALVAREZ PAVING SURFACING- 5 year Ray 908-752-9394 or 800- LAWN CARE- Mowing, tnt/Ixt. 10 yrs. exper. A-1 HOMB IMPROVE- ELECTRICAL WORK- Specializing In Seal warranty, free edlmates. 378-9394 Emergency Thatching. Seeding, Fer- Services guarsnteed MENT- Spec. In ell IIQHTS, HEATERS tans, coating, patching, and Call 908-756-5351 Beeper 205-1081 tilizing, Shrub Trimming Reasonabk* Rate* type* of comm, and ••*. phones. 240 volt tsr- repavlng, free est. ft Installation. Spring A-1 WAYNE P. SCOTT BLOWN-INSULATION- NATURALLY GREEN Claan-Up. We'll B*al Quality mssonry ser 8O8-234-9O70 vlces, etc. Quick re- 908-572-8994 Garags, ceilings, attics. > J.F.K. " S9^ST sponse, problems LANDSCAPING AnyVaMd vices. Free estimate. Ref- PAINTING- Let a solved, free est, lie. DOMATELLO'S- All Non-toxic. High R-value. CONSTRUCTION Jeff 908-784-6742 erences. Insured. 40 yrs. womsn do your painting. rubbish removal. Appli- FLESHER 27242S9 • Re*. / Comm. • Cleanup* ft lawn malnt, a family business. Every Neat, clean quality work. 10262, 603-9316 908-752-2423 lob a specialty. 968-5230 ances. Furniture. Wood. ^wP* *^Fm ^m CAPITOL Heatoratlone ***** Insursd. Free ••tlmatee. Metal. Yard*. Garages. A A A RUBBISH RE- - 908-276-1012 • LAWN CUTTING Call Maryann 560-9235 ALVAREZ HOOFING- ELECTRICAL— All types Cellars, same day ser- MOVAL Quick, honest, POWERWASHING J ft LHOME Reasonable rates CONCRETE WALKfl- Sp*cl*lizing In flat roofs, of wiring. Service vice, senior crti. disc, no reliable. Ws serve all of Painting ft deck sealing. IMPROVEMENTS 908-722-5592, 389-3162 patloa, drlvewaya, PANTHER PAINTING ft new roofs. All: work change* & paddle fans. 12 yrs.e»p. 777-1303 ar.*, etc., all type* of staining, powerwashlng, guaranteed. Special offer appointment needed. NJ. Call 201-675-5754 Or Painting, wall paper, MENLO LAWN SER- g rick work addlt.*, UC. #6252. 908-572-6750 201-341-2123 201-672-9076 CARPENTER carpentry. 908-351-6785 LAWN MAINTENANCE ramodlng A repair* Ins, $90. per leak. Call todiy VICE- Weekly mainte- found.s, Qual. work A fTSS Mt. refs 966-3388 for fre* est. 672-6994 . 18 Yeare Experience J.T.M. REMODELING nance, free est. Best Portfolio avail., 281-3021 Basement to Roofs INC.— Complete home Rats. 90B-494-&332 PAUL A MILLAR AFC ROOFING- ' Clean, Prompt lervtc* Imp, Porches, Int./ext., LAWN MAINTENANCE EXPERT MASONRY- A quality Job wltK #c Free Eet-Pulhr Ine. carpentry, deck/driveway Mulch/Shrub* Steps, sidewalks, brick PAINTINQ rate*. Free est. 90M21- PENSVL CREEK mealing. Free est. call Somerset/Mlddlx. Cty psvers. No lob too INT/EXT. Wallpaper 1625 and 908-985-8707 CONSTRUCTION, INC. Steve 752-7863 908-468-7701, hr. mag amallll 752-7695. pwr.w»h. Reasonable 90*-781-7496 CAFICE CONST— Roof- LAWN CARE- At rstss LAWN SERVICE FRANK DITARANTO rates Msticuious A full ing of all types: Shingle*/ CARPENTRY ft ROOF- KITCHEN CABINET Masonary Specialist in*. FREE EST. Rsl. avail REFACINd- Cuatom you can't pass Jpl Let ua Prompt, Reliable, Ins. 906-369-0175 Flst/Slsta. Leak rapakj*. ING— repair. Calling A Counter Tops. Formica/ do your yard work. Lawn, Spring Clean Up* Specializing In all aspect 968-6241 • floor porches, steps, Corlan. call Qrazlano shrub, hedge trimming A Fertilization program* of maeonary work. 40yr* PRO PAINTING AND paint. Call 356-9020 Serving Somerset Cty. exp. In*. 908-267-8391 DANNUCCI ROOFING 232-1177 at Mr. Counter more. 736-7928. WALLPAPERING- We Fully insured, Free est. CERAMIC TILE ft Tope. Call Clem: JEM CULTURED STONE will beat any price, call A-Z HOME IMPROVE' 1-800-4S9-1418 rrtlke 908-S61-6030 Over 20yrs. experience. MARBLE CONTRACTOR L ft C ASPHALT PAVING MENTS- Rooting A Veneer, steps-walls. Int./ 906-996-6462. 11 yr*. experience, long painting, attic, cellar, LOWREV LANDSCAP- Ext. Chimney*, fire- testing quality work. Fully Comm. A res. Driveway places, Fraction ol the special, 9 x 60 for $469. arage clean outs, ING- 10 yrs. exp. Heii- DUFFY ROOFING Ins., free estmsts*. ref'e. ou*e window, gutter abl* service. All type* of cost of natural stone. The Csll 90B-316-0B52 R same natural look. 30 yr JK'S Specializing In ' John DeNleola, Jr. cleaning. Repelr*. lawn care, call Jason Residential Roofing • 9M-232-7363 M.G. MAINTENANCE - 609-989-9203 753-8728 manufacture guarantee. r Quality Int./ext. repairs. Also, all type* of concete WALLCOVERING A Repair* ' CERAMIC TILE IN- ABOUT TIME- Reliable M A ATREE SERVICE work. Call 752-5549 lor Frs* Est. Fully Ini. [ 1 •TALLER- Regllng/ Dlac. prices. Free est. INSTALLATION Comm./resld. 466-5095 lawn cutting at reason- A cut above the bestl free estimate. Remdllng/Cteanlng. I do able rstss. Senior CIU. Wllh prices below the 201-379-4262 ATTRACT WADERS* . H all. Joe Megne 600- rest. Free eat/Fully In*. and Interior MR. DEPENDABLE- disc. 908-232-5660 ROOFING- All phaees, 750-6822 #982-1599 Speclallzlng in electrical 24 hr. emergency Painting fully Insured. Qirairty eervtce, 906-78941752 CERAMIC, MARBLE work |lc.# 3969. painting ABSOLUTELY Quality work. Quarantesd, Free GET RESPONSE".! TILE IN8TALLATIONS- and carpentry. Free est. ADVANTAGEOUS MAIN-TANE LAWN ft esl. Senior Citizen, dis- 906-486-6431 count. 906-235-1017 • Klt, bathrms, foysrs, fplc, All phase* of land ft Iswn YARD CARE- Your MASON Workmanship No Job too big or too * * MR. DO-RIGHT * care, landscape design complete lawn company, CONTRACTORS Call: ROOFINO- We have smalLAtlasTII* 764-8909 Selling? Renting? Installation construction, Reaeonable rate*, fully found a way to stop your Moving? Call me tor all In*. Satlafactlon guaran- DEAN KOEP AND 8ON CONSTRUCTION- Add lawn malnt, A restore teed. Call for tree eat. Steps, walkway*, patios Joe Klingebiel leak* with rubb*ili*d deck*, sidings, window*, your work, exp. painter, tlona, top aoll, mulch coating. We run a apsdil ASK FOR AD •packuler, Tile, porch A decorative atone. Call for 008-35B-68B8 concrete, paver*. All 322-1956 hot pell cement and dr*. Fully Inset, eall for screen repair, Storm dr.s masonary work. New or free est. 908-248-9055 spring specials on cleen MARIO'S Landscaping repair. 30 year*. Free Estimates nylon main brain. Entire Installed, Master ol the upe 1 lewnmowlng, prof Lawn maintenance and roof or section will • be ENHANCERS IN CUSTOM DECKS- We small job' 908-966-7540 Same location. Free est service, fully ine, afford rototllling. Call Dean 767-7421. coated with rubber, xall now use supreme deck- able rate*, (ree est. Call 231-1863 Mike 201-205-4606 Ing,18.80 A up. Bemta, OIL TANKS 1973 or 386-7288 PROFESSIONAL addition*, Kila. Fully Ins., SAND FILLED/Removed MIKE'S TREE SERVICE MASON PAINTER THOMAS OSfllltN free eat. River Contract- NJ STATE APPROVED ABSOLUTELY Trs* removal, pruning, CONTRACTORS Indoor Painting— Many ROOFINQ- end aiding YOUR AD. IT COSTS 908-880-0652 yr*. ol exper. Please call Ing. 908-236-1296. AFFORDABLE brueh chipping, log apn- Specializing In all type* specialists. Fiberglass PATERNO PAVING Lawn Cutting, Hnf • 008-722-3238 808-988-4140 shingles, attic I*n*,l>u1lt- DECKS DECKS DECKS Landscaping, Cleanup*. of masonry: Brick work, up roots, skyllghis. •In- Fall special. From $7.50, Driveways, all types block work, concrete, SMOOTH FINISH AS LITTLE AS $7 curbing, concrete*, A Mulching. Insured. Painting Sve. Homes, of- gle ply systems, refMece- sq. ft. Limited time. In- sldewBlke. 908-245-6162 908-988-4138 etc. Fully Insured. Free ment window*, vinyl eld- sured. Colorsd Portofllo estimates. ficss, Interior/exterior. ing, ssamleie gutteraj-i*- many ref*. 9OB-B?6-OOO5 ACE LANDSCAPING ft fully Ins. 3 rm special any PLAZA FENCB NO JOB •lie/any color 8399. Pre- paira. Fully Insured, Ref. PER INSERTION custom wood, chain link LAWN SVC professional, free est. BOa-7B2-flflSO> DECKS UNLIMITED- ree A comm. Free Eet fully In*, ref* avail. Free TOO SMALL else workmanehlp. Custom d*ok building. 369-2281 or 464-2089 est. 906-832-9412 TREE EXPERT CO. 906-440-0516 Free ga* grill with 908-526-3500 e THmmlng TOM HANSON 4230 O purchase of deck PRECISION TILE SET AMERICAN LAWN CARE MA8ONRY- All typse 560-680-6709 TER8- Quality a expert nee. A Com. lawn cutting • Repairs PAINTERS Witpmpwing Sidewalks, steps, Interior • Exterior ence I* the trademark of and complete landscepa Concrete word, Brick & DECKS- Offering Cedar all our Installation*. Fill service. Prompt, depend- • Romoval Wallpapering A CCA at super price*. niocks. 35 yra. exp, Cal raconetructlon of kltch- able service at reason- Modern Equipment John el 908-826-1244 Free Estimates. Please PAPEHHANOING INSTI- Your deeign or our*. ene, b**em*nt* A bath able price*. FuMy In- StaloCcrtiriod Call Tom, 808-469-8963 TUTE— 10 yr* In Ufilon Fully Ins. Tlmberllne Cty. Free esllmitee Call room*. Fully Ins. Mike sured. Call D08-253-O044 MASON- Free est steps WHY PAY MORE? Paint Forbes Construction 783-6761. 074-7006 Leeve Meeeage •lilewlk, patio, porch Joeel 382-3247 Inn died Tot Vdur Protection Ing for apt*., condoe, DID VOU burnt, drlvewy, a repair homes S70/rm; Wallpa- WALLPAPBRINQ 8)V ~ RELIABLE RENOVA AMERICAN TREK CO. 00878£ KNOW... • TIONS One call doee It Mill per (20/roll: (packllng. FIMININB TOUCH' that an ad In this loca Windows, Doors, Dock* Fully Insured. 233TREE PETER DINIZO Nea| A Clean! 707-8972. Reasonable ratee. paper also goes Into 2, r.ldlng Kltchenn, Unlli gOB-237-9flB6 Mason Contractor Prompt service. Free ee- llmales. No Jol> too oilier local papers rooms. Clen Flnpnlis MULCH- Stone. Pickup All rnaeonry work. Free • PAINTING * n*aoh over 360,000 ARMSTHONd ultimate SOS.MS-S771. small. Call •08-131-01*2 reader* wllh one calll rroe rut uon-nui onm LAND8CAPINQ or prompt del. Retail or ROOFING HENOVATIONS- We do Interlocking brick Wholial*. EAOLS. FFNCB ~OUAUTY MASONRY peveis, driveways, patio* 8266776 40 yrs. Experience SIDINO DOUGHERTY It all Kltctione. flnllin, Oeuks, beat price, call end sidewalk*, retaining re LAWN SERVICE rroe Estimates 20yr* *xp. Vary tilcjl Aiphall paving wnlle, new lawns, eod or quality, vary n*nl a drlvewey* A perking lofe. MlkeBOO-saiBOJO •end, lawn renovation* Your lawn 119. and up Belgium block A railroai Free estimates d*p*ndabl*. Low** ROBHRTS in ground pool* tsKsn 9OB-767-O730 REF' MAiSNnY^~9p*- WINDOW CLEANING ties, all types ol REMODEUNa out and filled In, light ciiMilna in brick, block prices. Supar r*ta Highest quality. Neat and exoavatlon. ftidy Insured Interior/Exterior bank hoe digging, PBTR ft JOB'S LAWN concrete, etc Sen. oil* 0*1 tn totwn bafora reliable. Speclellilng In All work guaranteed Allcralloiie/AdtlltloM* drainage pipe*, and SIRV1CE- Spring A Fall disc Avoid spring rush you pay too muohl residential. Tl^b* therw 26 1**<* e«p*rlence "No |ot> loo small" • tump grinding Cleanup*. Curling. (re* eit. call Hun -6S6- Call Sp*nosr MoLslih m 4 909-861^482. Free Ell. 908-272-2230 Call Joe 8694323 FertHltlng. 808-31T-W48 Cort 908-784-2817 6647 taaiiaM Hi... lay 18,1996 A-1S Employment Guide

••A; COMMUNITY COUNSELOR PA. Join our staff at Foodtown opening BANK WANTED HWeborough, NJ. PosE me awaH tor cashiers, Somt ait KtttJ im Mi casv- Pan lime and/or full time stock clerke, dell/ees- tifUstUm auy nmrirt a fm S EMPLOYMENT position in Bcnurtbville. ood clerke, bakery <• purekau u/tnutHt Balking Ridac * Bcdminsier, clerke, butchere/meet POSITIONS NBS Card Service* Inc., a manufacturer wreppere, eaied bar A FREE Pupae k/Olsdstonc of plastic transaction card* located in SEMINAR... GUARDS supervising European au pairs. 4rt rt South Plainfieid. NJ. has openings for recruiting and interviewing We have openingstor bot h armed and temporary summer employment. Light potential host families arrUgMi wan unarmed guards. Applicants must be able manufacturing in si clean, air conditioned Flexible hours with good lor toeJuKS, skMtut Itnlsh- (Merfcellsif/WMaiielal environment. $7 OO/houf. ers, ana grocery night to use a hand gun and have a valid NJ financial compensation. m dsrks. Good start- license to operate a truck. Some heavy POSITIONS AVAILABLE f.xcelluii opportunity for ing salary, bansMs, and Take sdvsnUge of thia lilting is involved. ON ALL SHIFTS: professional. Send Idler great opportunity to ea- 7:00AM-3:3OPM and resume describing S/17 thru 6/3, thru Frl. 10am toplore joining MetUfe, TELLERS 3:3OPM-12NHDNtaHT lilki 6pm, Wed 10-7, A Set.because a career with 10:30f>M-7:MAM Calhy Strain, Au Pair in 10-2. one of the worM'e lead- We have openings in several local branches If interested, please call for an interview: Amenta HlHeboraugh Center ing financial Inatttutions 1or Tellers. Applicants must have a good H youV* gol an sMreprenturial «P"lt end No telephone cal HMeborougTt Twnshp. cvrteinly pays. • paaaton nr taWng, nan you've gal • (9M)8M-0M9, Ext. 234 numerical aptitude, present a ne*t, profes- Mun at Fo*e» Nsfcspepsn. $46 Rl. 206, Belle Mead l-Mayi sional appearance and work well with the Foitia* oMtrs you ih* training, loot* and public. quality producu youffl warn to rnwi ihe SALES PBBSON PJ neede ef toahundred * of araa butinan Pert Time, for email rm Hllteti, awnan who adviiies In our 14 commum country pharmacy In ty newnpapwe Juet add youi efcMt, CLERK/TYPIST crtaltvKy and drive and you're sure to ba Bed minster. ».—!**""' "^ We have an opening at our C» aoiord head- atuccm*. CaH 906-234-1101 American institute Ask tor Bew or Ira quarters for a Clerk/Typist with genera* office We encourage appticami with m For Foreign Study With MelLlfe, you'll experience. Candidates must have strong la»»l» o( exparianca. ind offer 102 Greenwich Avenue en|oy vlrtuafly unlimited typing skills, a good numerical aptitude and attractive commniton opportunRm Greenwich, CT 06830 Ws ere looking for a p4u« tttnefiu inchMHno, health and cheerful, mature person Income potanttal, an present a neat, professional appearance. dantal covarage, ptMCfipllon pdn who enjoys people to attractive benefits pack- and mora. 1 loin us at CywIMaVa Ha*. age, the potentlsl or rw OU>- Spscisl Interested? Than sell yourwtf to. management opportunt- «Ms boy In Highland For prompt consideration, please apply in ^HSvv^( S^E^PE^E^BTB E™ "I^W W^ST* person to our Personnel Department between RICK KE8TENBAUM •NSJM B^aaVaa S^sf and a comprehen- ark for Summer. TO- CMCULAT1ON/CUSTOUCR SERVICE CLERK VffJBBBJ BBBJ c sive training program. 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM at the address listed ADVERTISING DIRECTOR hra.; wlH tram. Fleeee call Highly motivated, dstsll-criented Individuals need SMeW AND TODDLER below. We are conveniently located near Exit To request en Invitation 136 oft the Garden Stale Parkway. apply for this unique opportunity to Join one of NJ's BTBADV PART TIMB MBK LOVING NANNY most talked about newspaper groupe-Forbee Newe- CHMA or for more Informatllon Forbes JOB working fo ' if unable to attend, cafl A. llvs-tn/out, car* tor i, tv s r A r i K s papers. Clerical duties will Include ths maintenance/ Immed. openings lor Frl- answering ssrvlce In hlldrsn. •• have • •4 Vatnni Mtmoriil Drive Eul. PO Bon Wi development ol subscriber accounts Information, vste Duty cases In home. Bernardsvltte. 768-1797 I setting lady. Non- Som«rvill«. He<* Jwiey 06876 CAC statistical data, and Post Office reporting/deliv- FT-PT. lomervllle area. Agamy Mansesr. moklng, propsr Eng. A ery Information. Dally customer Interface, primarily Must have current NJ BUMMER CAMP STAFF at (906)706 4160. ita*r#Q. Ounallan. FRIENDLY TOYS AND PART OR PULL TIMC- phone oriented, ehould ba expected. Additional du- certificate, physical A Juns IS- August IS, MetUfe. Jem Mat H u"» lil SSS T4M QIFTS has openings for people needed to answer ties will Include weekly mamsgement of Hbrary and phone. Call 9a-6p M-F Work wtth children In full Pays. We are an Equal demonstrators In your ihones at your location. back-lsauea requesta. For more Information, call eMy90S.Tia.TTTO. or 1/2 day camps. Opportunity Employer. BABYSITTER UNITED COUNTIES area. Part-time hra, 4o experience. INT. LO John O'Achlno at 1-6OO-3O0-B321 X6632. Applicants 16 years snd WANTED TRUST COMPANY lull time pay, ever too Toll, Start now. Limited oidsr. Frev. sxper. ASSEMBLE ART8- Wednesdays In my Iteme. Celebrating our needed. Apply Weemeld Crafts. Toya, Jewelry, a fod homo. Four Commarce Driva, Cranford, New Jersey 07016 positions available. 1- Part time Wood Hems, typing, sew- 40th anniversary. Call 109-474-6546 •tart- •Y' or cell Suale SS4 Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F/H/V W-4S7S 906-233-2700 * 226 ing, computer work from SOMERVtULBVCNANFOND OFFICES home In your spare time. MILS CARE NEEDBD- FULL, TIME SECRETARY PART TIME TtLEMAnKETINO Great pay. Free details H aor 2 sons, agas 4 A CtflTIIIU- Immed. exp'd onry, for local IHe ATTENTION If you have a clear, pleasant speaking voice and like Mid June • Aug. 31. csll 1-600-632-8007, 24 , ,in our Montgomary EARLY RIBERSI talking on the phone, you are qualified. Flexible FASHION ADVISOR F/T Cafeteria Italp need* DATA Ins. agency, Word Per- Wear A show ladles Jew- $7.00-7.60/hr. For hrs. FEE leasi. 12pm-4pm, 4 days ad with cashier exp. fect f.1 e must, excel, Would you like to earn evening and weekend hours avallsbte. Easy to learn Information/application i. O-S9«-»49S. IffTIm WW rfjfjllffnvl V0 •JSfi experience and we offer an excellent benefits ipasksge wfc, Ind. 2 eves snd sit Buzsys 200 Ststton Rd. Real Estate which Includes health/life Insurance, 401 (k) savings Plscataway. 752-2229 participation. Call William E. Oeshmen, MANAQERS/AOENTS Sets. HS dipt. reqd. Call Oeputy Superintendent plan, bonus vacation, tuition reimbursement. Rer con- Carolyn Stefan! 728-1336 62B-7O70 for deUHf. .1', STONCO HAROLD MS TRUCK #1 BNA Office In NJsMerstlon, please eend your resume with salary hie> YANOWORK/ of Schools, P.O. Bo« INO— hiring drivers. Free looking for Manager and HANDVMAN— Several 646, Cranford, NJ 0TO1S tory to P.O. Box 6719, Somerset, NJ 0667S. MEDICAL ASSISTANT— Driver Training...l» you Agents to Sell Fore- needed for Somerville hours weekly of yard START NOW no laiar than Friday, May qualify. Students wel- clossd Properties and malnt.. retired peraons 26. 1995. AA/EOE physician's office. P/T. P.O BOX 12S come. Experience pay up handle Reaele Market Energy, friendliness A ef- welcome. SiO/hr. Exp'd I was a F/T executive now to 26 cents per mile. Ex- •Statewide". Call HARLEYVILLE prsf. (908)753-1124. I am a full homemakar AI UNION. NJ070U4129 ficiently a must. Call 906- maka more money work- CLERICAL Equal Oppty Employer cellent benefits: Tom Crivsllo at: F/T-Terfiporery-Summer 1-600442-0653 ERA Statewide Realty Mutual Insurance Cos. 2364775 Ing P/T, Exciting new RAMTAN HEALTH- 633 An equal opportunity employer MICROFILMER- Entry company. Let me show Hslp. SB.OO per hour. Ths HOME TYPISTS NEED- Rout* 20, Rarltsn. Cartt- Wackenhut Corporation level, will train, general you how to do the ssme- fled Nurses Aides- F/T, DRIVER BID— Also PC/Word pro- REAL ESTATE SALES NO PHONE CALLS, office duties, Word Per- 90B-261-6012 P/T all shifts. la seeking a professional, cessor users. $40,000/ Expsrlenced prefsrrsd, parsonnable Individual Local deliveries out of PLEASE fect. A data entry axp. NOTICE: All EMPLOY- SUNQUEBT WOLPF 524-8050 Pat Caccavelll yaar Income potential. but wilt trsln. Excsllsnt helpful. Somervllle area. lor busy Somerset office. So.Plalnilstd. Clean driv- Toll free t-aoo-S96-977S, training program, great MENT WANTED adver- TANNING BEDS— New ' ' f&OO-SSOO WEEKLY! TRACTOR TRAILER Cell (906)722-3033. Commercial-Home Units Computer Skltla a PLUSI ing record S CDL exi. T-6391 lor details Income potential, com- SCHOOL BUS/ tisements are PAYABLE Assemble products at Oenerel olllce duties required. Call pany bonusss, no fran- VAN DRIVERS DRIVERS MIDDLESEX OFFICE from $199.00. Lamps- horn*. Easy) No Selling. Include: Date Entry, aos-SSI-SSOO ler appt INSURANCE CBR- F/T, chise laes. Teke the CDL a plus. Will trsln. F/T Clean CDL Class A LOOKING FOR IN ADVANCE by cash, Lotlon-acceasories. You're paid direct. Fully phone skills, filing, light P/T, small agency, will moat Important step for Work available In Somer- required. Mln. 2 yrs. exp. check, VISA or Master Monthly payments low as DRIVERS Dispatched from Rarttan TCLEMARKETERS dustantsed. No exp. nec- hplng, good math skllli. train, resume to MO517, your csrser, call now to set, Huntsrdon, Union A to work from 6-9pm Mon Card. For s quote on $20.00. Call today FREE essary. Call 1402-442- Tractor Trailer, Local PO Box S1SS Middlesex Countlsa. Csntsr to Metro Area. NEW Color Catalog 1- Oualllled Individuals, learn how to Increase • Frl, Sat. 9-1. Good pay cost, please call •448 E«t, S00, SAM-ptesse call: 90o-56M)200 Drivers needed for dryBridgswater, 08607. your Income snd esrn Call Cindy. Homo every night. 40IK. +• commission. Positions 600-4S2-9197. 10PM Mon-Frt; 10AM- I.O.Em/1/h/v bulk csrrler. Company whst you ars worthi Call 906-302-0696 ExL 107 id Holidays, medical Immediately available, 1-8O0-559-9495. 4PM. Set A Sim. paid beneltta. Chemical LEQAL SECRITARY- Adsls Ziellnskl, Mgr. for s Knelits, steady work. •LUMBER COSTS UP?' COLLEGE rniDENT* exp. helpful. Musi nsve Full or part time, Cran- confidential Interview SEAMSTRESS Caiiaas-Hss Call 271-2764, 9-9 Stasl buildings as low ACCOUNTING CLERKS $1 US to start al least 2 yrs. driving ford, experience and ex- Experience, nesded In PERSONAL CARE ads $3 sq. ft. Buy fsctory cellent skills required, TYPIST/RECEPTIONIST Part time Nail corp has FT/PT pos. exp. with tractor trailer Plscataway area. Futf SERVICE- Polish lady direct from National Man- Steady growth haa cre- with Claaa X endorse- salary open. 272-9700 BEDMINSTER OFFICB time or Part time, F/T for msdlum sized PAYROLL CLERK looking for care for ufacturer ss authorlxsd avail. All maters conakt- •0S-7S1-10O0 CPA firm. Knowledge of atM several entry level ared. Co-ope, acholar- ment. Call: LIGHT MAINTBNANCC Flexible hours. Call 90S- Leading engraving/print- elderly/sick. Uvs In/out, dealer. Will train. Some positions In our busy cor- 1-S00-S73-SS60 WEICHERT REALTORS 605-0459 from 7am-3pm. computer data entry A er has opportunity tor ex- Expsrlsnce w/rsfs. Markets taken. CaH 303- porate accounting de- ships awarded. Qreat re- PERSON word processing re- 759-3200, ext. 2200 sume exp. Call 429-OO70. Needed for commercial RECEPTIONIST perienced Payroll protee 906-O6V-253O partment. Ideal candi- DRIVERS— A new career SECRETARIES W/W.P. quired. Plssss forward alonal. Flexible houra date I should be profi- Is lust whet you need. If and Industrial lighting. 3 Wa nsed your upbeat High Power Temps resume to: QBQR, CPAs. COOK. SUB CHEF- years experience. Valid personality for front make Us an excellent op- cient on e calculator, brollsr, expadltar, saute you're tired of the same needs Dependable, Qual- 623 Morris Ave., Spring- portunity for returning poasaia data entry ikllla old routine, head In adrlvere Mcenae required, deak, sxcellsnt telephone ified Temporary Employ- field NJ 07061 experience nacessery. Call: (201) TS1-1049 skills, some WP required, homemakar or retiree. , and ,be able to work In a Immediate year-round or new direction es s pro- ess to fill )ob orders from ADP experience pr tesslonal truck drlvsr diverse duties, our client compsnlee In WAITER/ WAITRESS . I4*t paced office envlrorv seasonal positions avail- Bridgewstsr 216-1900 HOSTESS A COOK- full ferred. mant. We offer competi- able. LBI area. Call David with J.B. Hunt. No experi- MANICURIST this area. ence la no problem be- HIGH POWER TEMPS or part time. Apply In tive compensation and lor Interview: Some following helpful RESTAURANT: person. Caffe Plancone Competitive ealary, con- AUTO BIOGRAPHY the. bast berwnta pack- cause we'll help you get but not necessery. HOURLY POSITIONS 10S East Union Ava 6O9-494-ai»7 ths training you need. 2991 Hamilton Blvd. venient location; conge- age In the Industry. Call Plscatsway ares. NEW OPENING South Plalnfleld. nial co-workers. Csll 908- to apaak to a Human Re- COUNTER HELP- F/T Best of all, when you 9O6-7S2-2110 h\J.'e4th S0S-B60-916S SUBURBAN DODGE P/T posltlona available. drive for us you can aam 272-0600 Ext. 165 lor sp- sources representative. Aeh for Nancy SECRETARY- (Full time WAITRESS- Experience pllcatrlon or aand re- "You Get the Best for Less!" Will train. Flexible hours an average ol over $2000 necessary. 6am-3pm. a month your first year MEDICAL OFFICB RE Assistant) Office of the sums to: Rt. 27 and Central Ave. "Sbmeraet Tire Serv. Inc 245-383S Superlntendsnt of Call Nick. 241-4977 driving, plus get compre- CEPTIONIST- Pul Director of Metuchen ' Weat Main Street hensive benefits. Call for Time, Mon. thru Friday, HpplcIieeV Schools 12 month posi- WAITRESS- Mon, Tuas, Humsn Resources Bound Brook, J 08805 CUSTOMER more Information: 1-600- Exp. prat., call 755-4232. tion beginning July 1 lunch A Mon, Tuas. ALL-STATE LEQAL 9OB-356-45O0 2JB-HUNT Experienced Applebee'a. e leading School or Office Experi- dinner, apply at: One Commerce Dr. (908)548-3500 SERVICE REPS driver appllcatlona are full-service, casual dining ence required. Send Re- Cranford. NJ 07016 CARRIERS reetiuram, is opening a sums to: The West Brook Inn WANTED- For Weakly Brother International expedited by calling: 1- NANNY- 525 Talmadga Ava. Corp., a mak>r consumer brand new restaurant In Warren Twp. Schools PartttmC paper, must have reliable 600-368-6936. EOE. Sub- Wanted In my Cran- WATCHUNQ. N.J. Bound Brook. SECRETARIAL clr or truck, NO & business electronics fact lo drug screen. ford. Flex. Hrs. Qood Office of Superintendent 908-358-9736 manufacturer, haa full 96 Old Stirling Rd. CLERICAL COLLECTIONS! For More Pay HOW HIRING Bright, efficient, self KEMPER CADILLAC info, call 1-aoo-300-0321 time opportunities avail- DRIVERS- Excellent Warren, NJ 07059 WORK WANTED- Re- able In Ha fast paced Fax 908-272-0791 ALL POSITIONS Attn: Mrs. Kaiser tired, out of work, or etariar with good secre- aa1;«8S7 starting pay - weekly - tarial skills, duties In- 5 miles from Bridgewater Commons Machine Dlagnoatlc and excellent benefits. OFFICE ASSISTAMTS- FULL A PART TIME. PLEASE DO NOT CALL bored. Time to feel pro- Route 2?. East at Route 287 Overpass Center In Somerset. FLEXIBLE SCHEDULES. EOE/Atflrm. Action Em- ductive again. Ws will clude order processing, . ADVERTKINO. SALES- Permanently aaslgned P/T or F/T for CPA and Maal Discounts, Uni- fax, phones etc. Com* Bridgewater (150-S300 commission equipment from your first Law Firm In Westfleld. ployer) train In all sress of rsal dally. Local Sales. Train- day. Wsskly bonus - paid forms, Career Advance- extste. Willingness lo outer literate. Branch- Ae a Customer Service Flexible hrs svalt. mus ment Opportunities, Fun learn and en outgoing burg area. S days Bam- (908) 469-4500 Ing provided. Call 908- Rep, you'll answer Incom- weakly! Muat ba 23 wft bs ambitious, have a Working Environment, 3:30pm. 908-685-7600 852-1153 ext. t anytime ing calls A troubleahoot yrs. OTR and HAZMAT. positive attitude and pos 8TABLEWORKER- personality s must. Health Benefits, Paid County Park Commission Please call for dstalla. Geo CHEVEOLET/GEQ technical A service Call 1-600-651-5702. sess some of ths lollow, Training. PART TIME TYPIST- APPRAISERS WANTED problems on our ACD 1- Dept. H-2 Ing skills: WP A Lotus riding stabls. Respon- Maureen at 906-722-1166 Heavy dictaphone, 4 firs. You have spent all or this 600 Una. Will also enter Human Raaourae A Pay- sible for feeding * or Jerry or Mike at per dsy. Mon thru Frt., time, effort and money data Into AS400 system. DRIVERS- Follow the roll A Bookkeeping o APPLY IN PERSON: grooming horses, care ol 906-221-1500 axcalsnt typing skl!ls, ROYAL CHEVROLET/GEO •or your appraisal certitf- Path to Qraatsr Rewardal Mon.-Frl., 12-Cpm, tack, cleaning stalls snd Two ahlfte are available: Bank Race ft legal terms WORK WITH THE proficient In Word Perfect Route 28 , -catevilcense. You have all 8: 45am-5:30pm and OTR/Reefsr. average pay and sdrntn. Start today. 1B99 RL 32 West preparation or horaee for Windows 6.1, pleasant Just East ol Rt. 23 & Rt. 287 Intersection • o» Ihli experience; now (600-f/wk, regular home (Below B.J.'s Ware- public riding. Experience BEIT- Halrdjreeear/ 11:1Sam-6pm. Send resume or letter to manicurist nesded for phone manner, ability to Bound Brook 'put It to work aa a real time, new equipment A Saundere, 215 North house) . required. Excsllsnt fringe work slone. Fax resume < MtMe professional, full top notch benefits. BUR- COMING SOON TO benefits. Call 908-766- busy up-scale salon. Sal- We seek highly motivated Ave. W, Westfleld, NJ ary, commission, ben- 276-1971 or send to 21 (908) 356-2460 or part-time and maka LINGTON MOTOR CAR- 0T090 or Fex to 233-7912 WATCHUNOtl 595S (hearing Impaired Commsrce Dr., Cranlord more than you ever Individuals with outgoing RIERS 1-flOO-JOIN-BMC. call 906-526-47S2). EOE. efits, mln. 1 yr. recent personalities who have et RN-FULLT1ME exp. Flax, houra. Call 07016, Attn: K. Jones. * ep'uld as an appraiser. least 1 yaar cuslomsr EOE. OFFICE Sa CHRYSLER/PPfMOUTH For Pedlatrlc Office In SUMMER PLAY- 906-534-2355 PART TIME/CUSTOMER Caff ua and we will tall service exp. etrong data DRIVERS- Now hiring Company seeks hlahl Plalnfleld. Experience In GROUND ASSIITANT- you how. Maureen at entry akllla A excellent motivated A conscien- SERVICE: Mlddleeox ' 908-722-1166 OTR drivers with 2 yre. tious pereon to perform Pediatrics praferred. nseded from Juns 27th • company eeaka experi- BELLE MEAD GARAGE verbal communication exp. must be 23, CDL A Benefits Included. August 4th, 1995, 18 skills. Exp. In a related all office duties Including 9060 enced cuatomar eervlce Route 206 ASSOCIATE TRAINEE with HAZMAT. Excellent recaption, WP, data/ Call 906-756-5560 yeare or older, comple- pereon for 20 hours per Local office of large Industry preferred. You pay, + benefits. Weakly tion ol first aid course, Belle Mead must be able to work wall order entry, filing, faxing. SALEMAN WANTED- CeV* weak. Mon. thru Frl. organization needs 2 full bonus. 95% no-touch Qood phone voice a good school attendance NO WEEKENDS- NO lime career minded Indi- ur.der praasure A be will- freight. Orientation lor Office cleaning record, recommenda- (908)359-8131 Ing to work overtime. must. PT/FT position company, commission, NIQHTSI PC skills (W.PJ viduals willing, to work bonus. Quarenleed home available. Contact per- tions from teschers and dsslrsble, Graphics & hard A be trained. Qodd technical aptitude a time. Call Decker Trena- flexible houre, Union Cty must have soms experi- DODGE plua. sonnel st 90B-272-B9O6 area only. Call Nursing Lotus a plus. Send -ferrt While You Leem". port 1-600-SS1-S702, for more Information ence working with chil- rssums and aalary Potential first year earn- Dept. F-2. 908 272-9385 dren. Please spply at the CERTIFIED HOME history to Human Rs- SUBURBAN DODGE Inoa) up to S28.OOO. Call Full time temporary posi- OUTDOOR WORK- BALES Watchung Borough Hall, eourcsa, PO Box 120, K&lhy 906-6M-7777 or tions are also available. DRIVER— wanted. Lum- 1B Mountain Blvd., HEALTH AIDES "You (lot lite Host lor Loss'" ber Yard exp. and CDL Comp. wagaa, College Sales person needed for Middlesex, NJ 0BB46 "Snree.9oa-27a.at67 Students wslcomel 908- paint department In Watchung. (Sponsored Immediate work. Interim' Rt ;V and Central Ave Intereated Individuate necessary. by ths Watchung Recre- 442-1652 home decorating canter Healthcare is retaining PART TIMB Metuchon ATTENTION DRIVER should send their reeum* Call 906.985-1770 In East Brunswick, aflon Commission) EOE OVMANSTICS A Part TEAMS- I1B.00O In (which muat Include PARKINQ ATTENDEN Certified Home Health Aid«> Bonus paid monlhly, DRV CLEANERS- nowe 4PM-0PM, M-F. Salary time Dane* Instructor. (908)548-3500 salary history A requlre- hiring for full or part lima PT/FT, earn $s-6io/hr and commission. SUMMER POSITIONS to join H't prolesttonal Ptevlouy experience, qM«rler!y t yearly plus menla) to: Human parking oara In loca Immediate positions top mlleatte pay. 401K counter positions In Cell 906-197.2277 nursingleam Weolfet needed. Apply Westfleld naaouroea Dept CSR, Gladstone, For applica- areas. Nlghts/wk ends. available. Shipping and call PONTIAC Plan f BOO Sign-on Bonus BROTHER Responsible people SALES- Full Tims, receiving sxpsrlencs -V or ll Susie Li other paid benefits - Va- tion and Interview call rucllnnl Pay INTERNATIONAL 9OH-781-4M37 •killed only apply. Call enthusiastic, people helpful but not neces- cation, Health A Life, CORPORATION, 200 tiam-Bpm. 908-621-OSS parson wanted tor sary. Must hsve a valid OcslrabtoWorH •TtCCPTIONItT/ KEMPER PONTIAC Dsad Head, Motel/lay. Cottontail Lane, DRV CLEANINQ or 201-897-3000 dive re* career In NJ driver's llcame snd • Flexibility olhotift CLERIC i rmlos fic.i Urldgnwulot Commons Mf>r, Loading • unload- Somerset, NJ 0887S- COUNTER POBITION- Financial services with a good driving record, Catl ConvtMiifMi! locnlioni Doctor's office In III :V if '. nt Rl ;'»/ Overpay; Ina, Covenant Traospori 0714. (No phone calls P/T In Hedmlslei's AT&T PART TIME major company, Full for Interview or spply In Warren. Data entry I irirignw.ilor ' Smds and Terrne cull: 1- please). An equal location. Qood wagee, CIRCULATION Benefit*, Experience person: C.ii and telephone n must enparlenc* a must, haav rjOO'441-43g4. Rludents opportunlty/attlrmatlve halpful but notSomerset Tlrs Serv. Ino (900) r>49 ?210 phona, part time, cal and Driving School nice location, training BERVICB REP (90^)469-4500 • ollon employer. provided. Call t-800-669- The Star-Ledger haa Im necessary, osll 784-71)76 Wsat Main Slrset (!K)n>??5 IBM PrlsclHd PO6-7S3-2062 Urs/ts call: 3503. Exp. helpful, mediate openings foi Bound Brook, NJ OBBOB t fl00 SCHOOL BUS DRIVEN (WW) 443 VII ReCIPTIONIBT/FRONT DODGE FASHION ADVISORS early rl serai The nallon'a largest HOtKlOftBOO DF.BK PERBONtL- As- Li- It IB starting salary plui sertive, friendly snd com AUTOBODY DENTAL A88T. wear and show ladles car expenses, dental ant school bus company Is TILIMANKITIRI •aMrtaneed Painter Fxp'd. a X-Ray Iksensa lawelry. No exp. nee fun now hiring drivers In the WANTBD— tor carpal Int rim patent paraon na*ded lo CLAYTON AMERMAN DODGE vision beneflli, vacations and upholstsry cleaning H * * 11M < > • i work In busy Somervllle For high volume auto- n«cesaary. Qood oppty. |ab, earn average $100/ commissions, rspld sa Franklln/Hlllsborough •7 South Main St , Is r*/l Exp*(l*nc*d pre- Main 9lr«rit. and good benernv average of HBO. In free NOWI available. Call aam toonly l'*p prsf, work si Coiituc | paraon. lewelry for hostlno a 4pm for an appointment horn*, flex hrs, oommls- ftrred but will train Mgtii r-ni|riuv*r parson Call V.mo;7B (908) 234-0143 (BOS) SS1-71S1 008-722-8286 _ show. Call O08.M0-«f49 1-800-274-6629 jSOS) iBSSISS slon/salary BOB-?r2-039S Honda and Volvo- i ••• 9?

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POMTIAC- BO ttrand AM BE PI PI Wm AC, The Una Quad 4 HTarfH . Kng. SBK Orta ownar. Esc. cond Caj Orta own ssiloo/ao/ao U HUBI MRS US BS- CMSMAC— BS lawSkt •ok, fuHy loadad, axe. windows, hoot 4 dr., (UN pwrft AC, «n S.SSSk, atin u WVV ST CABJASlO POM M AlKOSTAfl eond, aulo, now tiraa, am/fm caaa, 110k mHaa, GMC TRUCKS warrantee, rune S14.000/BO 7SS-—79 naw tram, naad to aaH 728-7688 SMI- hit t Clearance- naw pickups, CBb/chasaja, dump HMtO AMrdual ac, roafraok', 1SSC24 92, todayl |i«C Oao BOS- AVB1 kai T paaaanaar, «c cond, daatar aarvicad. TS3-T4M trucks, passangar, cargo & high cub* vans, aria OWNTMUST BELLI Jimmy's, 4WD's, Custom buHt, truck bodies, >.T1 cond., S27.SS0. i— 91, Moonrool, now trana. TRIUMPH ISM- eaadTed player and IBS00/BO. S0»ST1-7Sf. a or diasei, aome leftovers and aH nam "TOP alarm, $16,860*0 aaH CtMW CAMAfbB DK" medium duty sertas up to (4,800 GWV. nevtHe. AH cuatom. A raaj, MSRCIBEB HftJt- ar B4,JE« iJos7aunraat idkd. m topper. 82,080. a|1 5634476 ask for John. $1S,«W SM-2S4-1SSS or QMAC leasing or financing, dlacounla, damo Jt oMor. 714-2476 £' trans, rstysJ Wua m 1SSS 22Oa, S cy*., dual CorHinimal Signature- AM*M caaeette. 90OXS4-8SM daya specials & rabatM on sdUctad modais, No764-2091 •! carba, robuHt motor ft Hks new, P/roo\ leather Sslst comm. top CSI RATINGS. 1 Irana, naw tlraa * •*- BATtMM- M SCI, got , Ok. Blue. CaH company car -must aaHl 808428-7600 Aifclna $H, 101 Int., TS22477S IS4S00/BO 47k ml. AC, ISBOO. COLONIAL MOTORS CaNevae"3i646Bi POMP 8* BIPLMUR 90WOO-S106 J-92190E-2- aedsn, fully leaded, B.T- 4dr, 4W/0, auto, 3. auto, 31K mi. 1 ownar loadod,alarm,oic '— 90 SUBARU- M, Impraia I usirrnw leelh. Int., a/c. runs — '69 B Camtao SrT cwnar, 42K $21,600/BO. MOWTW WIAWCH (SJOBJf HVIIIW) great, $7777.6864488 Air, AM/PM, excel, cond,6i 3,600. 31648T3 Wagon, F.W.D., Sapd, 9OS-762-O443 %TZ ml. Silver, Oar. kapi forost graan, aac cond. 14S)B-77»-S7B7 ATK- 80,804tS. • •on. 16766. S1MSS./B0 7«t-«M7 808-7974861 AH powar cpbjono. Sun- Motorcroae. Never uaed.' t- 4 dr, tula, MM eand, Mk/gr mt. sunroof, alarm,' upgraded alaraa valSJaHCEPM- 74 SLC. roof balanca 100k - 4yr Englnefeody In good fuHy toadas, 11,000 Hwy. S7O00 + new, MUST SELL*. 64k mHoat $11,800. 80S- CMivv- ri Mauau warranty avail. B0S4SS- 83600. CaH 284-8488. j 234-2343 Coupo Ciesstc Oood i MM) 4Sk. Must aoH, HtVi SfM WPWSJC, UftM cond. Naaoa linkage. mi. 828.000. SOB-60S- I/O SOS SWUM kapt, SSK. E«c, body 931* aaklng IS200. $1,208 ar b/o. 8668. no caHe after SPM! area!PB, N, run*. $400. mac. 110,900. S2&4153. — '77, Corvette, CaH 908-729-3899 908-726419$. I- T8. SUIUKI- S7 Samsrl, leads paint a 1661 VW tm- if valve, bMRCIDCS- 93 BENZ hard lop, 4 wd, osc CHBVV- 92 Suburban, Cap. 111 Grader $8,600. BjnpfB|U 1 riivmaVw f AlaalBaawimvm VP>IlUnaWv - 86 Morua. EM. good oond rftecnsrscejMy, Interior work. $4200/9)0. ne. _ ,— aomBWifoH bodNO|yf worfc. 190a 2.3 4-dr aodan. Dk cond., «2k, naw liraa, teal blue 48K mi. aMb- Equip. traHar 10 ton, like CO, aun, naw PereHta, candd. PSS,, PI, AC a Oraan w/pallmlno Int. AC, battory * axhauat, $2100. ardo, S paaa. C-2600, a X mora. RunHHU sM great)) new tlree, brakaa, naw $2500, JB S5$ track excellent condition. battery, radio/cast. 9,000 mi., 90S-494-S939 CHBVV- 1889 CAMARO 4, 350 CU, 373 rear/W/ Loader, new bottom re- $8,806. 608-763-1074 6084284476 6 axe. cond. Aoklng IROC, auto, 27K orl POSI lowing pka. V9, AMAIONAB- 84/ 6084184368. S2S.O00. 90S-234-2S39. TOYOTA 9SCAMRV built motor, $14,900. ACURA 81 INTBBRA 4dr, aulo, air, PS.PB,- IflPpf, MIC JVJ aulo, PS, PB. P/W A L, Paver Biew-fcnox PF 600 1800CC, VW engine, nay OS- rod, tap or- sa. MERCURY 91 BABLB PWIND.S; locka, lap*, CaH 908-762-148$. AC, anten glaas, rear de- Pave 10-19 ft. $33,000. wimps,, no H«'JJJJ; •,run* $B450/BO 629-1714 fog r. w/wlpers. Stereo SU-fMCk 1 ton roller wHh int, aunrf, cef, black, auto, sunroof, I*— computerized daarv aa, 31KMI caaa., tHt, cruies, runntng waranlee, flaraas board, now tlraa, 1 ownar Hack W/Qray Intarior. 4 treMe* $2800. $484356 pw» brka, TOYOTA SS TBRCIt- board. $21,600. Exc. I- 78 Diplomat, 1 mint con*. Ilk ml ml CO player, $11,700. 49k. $9,600- 34S-13O3 auto, ac, am/fm caaaatto, -t- 3 trana, fuHy lead* cond. Call 1734840 YAMAHA— '88 880 XfJ" die, PI. Pt. air, 818,600. m»1TS4 W*V«ln BVI IWI A Muat See. $13,800. CaH 1K ml., ake brand nam: d. Cal $39S8/B*9t Offar. 8364243 *fMr 6 EM. oond 909-948O364 Mike 908-234-0973 in ths $1800. 8084224813. ACURA- M INTEGRA- B1 batorar 1CLT, fvlry loadad, 14«k hwy. r Oavo ar hra meg. US. f M. ounrf, am/mV mi., S47O0/BO. PORD- '88 Probe LX OODQI RAM BBSS case, air eeoiter, SSk, CHHVILIR- ST Sth•OR. tufty aouIpfMd TSk. TOYOTA— 79 Corolla. STR8TTCH VAN BO, 319- Mka now 9U&5: Call PB, AM/FM Caaa. Vary Red, mint condllon. H4IHJ man* naw parts, «7600. 608-704-3423 Avo, luM powar a air, raal Loadad. 69k ml, $6500 vS, auto, PS, 118*, runs doan, 1 ownor, tow ml.a, MERCUP.Y- «S Park dapandablt. 1760. BO great! 82000. 419-8988 1110 j>aB_gsb8 ar beat 72i-9944 VlLJUUVAUM HI i HI A1 lOfVAi AUDI '31 IN- Fully aafck SM7S, 722-TSSS 94 Trackor, Tropt- Lana. 4-dr, «4,70O orig. BBBlMBihafts, loadad, air bag. All, mllaa. Brand now Int. Jaguar- 77 XJS, red OOOOB RAM V£ HILll S 808424-3088 reat cond., naw Urea. CORVITTI *B1 conv oaJ aroon. BofMop, auto, VOLVO M 74B TURBO fa"r cond. $3,900 CAJM — 94 Wagon •Ic, MUTU/CtM, alarm. Runs/took* graatl $3,700 WAOON auto, air, all $2B0O. MIC- 88 SunM_. t4k. Price $13,950. Pie- loadod auto, SSK, gar b/o. 649-7388 aft. SPM. 908-233-3652 318, axe. shape 8419 - Carways and cataway. Call Mr. BoH kapt, Hka naw. Sacrtffea- 21,000 mllai. Aaklng powar, ABS brakaa.alr- 681-7808 »hba«k 8 epd. AC, $11,000. S0B-TSS-431S bag, Ilka ntw, must aaa. . $1680, 806-0138 7S2-3S00. 122,900*1*1. 2S1-M79. MMCUHY- SO Qrand NISSAN- '90, 240SX, Marquis, Showroom 19276/BO •26-1714 loaded, 77k mi., very YOUR CLASSIFIED AD AACON AUTO 4 Truck > BMW- 97 3281 eonv. • Canmb- Si. Burgundy HONDA "SB PRBUIDB SI CAN IE PUBLISHED IN buy ere. Top $$ paid 8438 _._RVj arta,_ ^ 84 OTI, 84k, manu- Sunroof, S apaad, «,000 cond., oniy 24k. loadad VOLVO- $4 QL, auto, 4 good cond. S6000/BO AC, AM/PM caaa. •p. S cyl. 1 ownar. 3S.SO0 ml tan Int., aulo, air, SSk, $10.000.908-W6-2758 909-234-2983 92 NEW JERBEY NCWS- lama day caah 9uVU mllaa. illvar, garaga run* flroat. ss.OOO/BO. mHaa, aKC. cond. M200/ dr, AC, Pwr. wind. AM/ PAPERS WITH ONE 626-2489 8449-MlaeRV * inraof WO. Call nag. Carl 2TS-S742 falRCURV- 90 Grand FM, sunroof, oxc. cond. PORSCHI- '67 944. kapt. 117,900 or b/o. EA3V PHONE CALL AND AACON AUTO fe Truck i«2eWM HONDA ST CIVIC Marquia Slatlonwagon, $3800/BO. 752-437$ gar. kapt. mint cond. Low FOR ONE LOW PRICE. DODOB >S7 COLT SSK ml., axe. cond. ml., Blk w/aunrf, leather buyers. Top $$ paid 4dr, good running VW '84 JBTTA- S spd. FOR ONLY $219.00 Same day cash SMW-7MI- ST, 10SK, VISTA- Wagon, Blua. condition, $2600. Int. Sapd, $9900. Call YOUR AD WILL REACH C»e. eond., eolor •2K, good eond, ac, $9000. 722-3552 claan, runs graat, good Oavld 201 -636-0837. 6264488 90S-6S9-1ST0 MIRCURY- 92 Capri transportation. $1500 or OVER 1.2 MILLION •nthraclta, ISBOO auto, caw CaH S99-03M ***** BOS-232-3120 •ftarSpm XR2, fully loadad. hard- b/o. Call 808-768-3088. HOMES THROUGHOUT top • toft top, Turbo, THE STATE. CALL ABSOLUTE AUTO BROUGHAM- 84 on a HONDA- S9CRX, Sapd, VW— 74 Bug. SSk on re- FORBES CLASSIFIED AT Caah For Your Car QMC chasla. 31,598 OODai $1 CARAVAN ••auma oaymanis or built eng.. oxc. running CK- '•* flactra •UrCK 1SM UMMK- SI- ST.000 mHM. Blua/ WhHO,2DR $9000. 90S-7W-T477. 1-800-559-9496, ASK $$$$ $50 * Up SSSS mUea. Sleeps 4. 24' lona. on, good cond Auto avaryirtlng, am/fm Ortry Int. 3,3 L. S cyl. pa, Hatchback,76k PB, 4 cond., all naw parts, FOR JOYCE FOR ALL JUflH Of nUflfiwM Garage kept. $9,800. Caf mptjr i parts. (1600 caaa, §7k mllaa, dark , pw, a/e, od playar. naw tlros/rima. Exeal. MISTUBISHI 92 $4800 B/O, 909-356-1473 CHIVY - 85 LTD Station- Whlto/rad. S1S00/BO, I950/B0. 90*Si9-«S11 back, axe. cond. Asking 1S9S- 190SL Rod 100K highway mi. runs Ad% In ClatsUied boo, vary good cond. 3SS-1SM HONDA- B4 CMa SI 6 13600. Call 90S-27B-OB10 Roadstar Easy raatora exc. $2800/BO. 626-4565 don t cost — 1*0K,$21O6. DODQE SB OAVTOMA apd. 2 dr hatch. Rod w/ $16,900. '70 Coupa 8600 •UICK- 63 Cantury, SU- SHELBY K- 4cyl. turbo. charcoal Int. dual air NISSAN- 90 Maxima 280SE $14,900. I will PORD- 88 E15O, Con- They pty! 908-757-5691 v«r loadod. SSK ml. Up, T^MJi, PWJJL, PM, baga, AC, Pwr. sunroof, OXE. fully loadad Boie trad* +-$ for near naw version, 302 engine, fully BOATS 5-78 1 ton, 12 ptai, crulaa, tm, raar dafoggar, crulaa, AM/FM Caat. •torso, »xc cond In & loaded with TV. CB, Ster- 11200/BO. Mu*t Sollt Harlay. Steve 201-734- eo. Exc. cond. Clinton _, ortg owner, PS, PB, •0S-792-S532 am/lm etaa, black w/ aAey whls. 21K mi., oil out, 87k hwy mla, $7800 OBBO daya. M16 talse, tilt, dalay. AC. raw, STkSTk , $2$280$2808 00 changad avary 2K. firm. 909-707-9096 area $6900. 995-2834 PORD 87 BRONCO 4X4, »dy cancer, mach hnmac S12.000/BC-. CHEVY 89 BISCAYNE- Fully loaded, can now. 81B-S974402 dda y a or OLDSMOBILI -94 CUT- AAA NORTHEAST 1 passed Intpacilon, CADALUAC tS EL. 909-798-8189 90S-321-O14S 4dr, straight 6. 93k Must sell. 4whdr, $6500/ Buys late model leaps, JO/BO. 908485-5091. DORADO - good eond. LASS Buprama Must aall orlg.ml, axe. cond, Ask- BO. Call 808-672-8984 Marinas DODOI- ST Oaytona JAGUAR'S3XJS- $400. or B/O. Naods an- 41x48, Sport amf truck*, cars. (201) 376- fully aqulp. 12,600. or Ing $4400. 908-668-6489 4189 or (908) 622-0578. NDA-Accord,S1,2dr ba>t offar S0»-35*-S642 Pacinca, turbo, AT, AC. Burgundy, tan l«athar,1 gina work. Call Dava. miMThieta PORD- $1 Van, 14' ar,141k.air,suto,pwr all powar, 8NRP, 85K, ownar, avsry option, 236-B243 afltr 6 pm. CORVETTI 78- 350 back, dual ante, 91K fffff A^* tSBSS «sMtg/brke, crulaa, am/fm CAMUAC *S7 $3200, 704-1261 looks brand nawi Atklna PS.PB, PW, aulo, t-topa, $1500.3080122 $S FREE REMOVAL $$ OLDS— '69 Cutlass ceja. $1000.8154663 DEVILLI- Fully loadod, $9,496. Day: 909-627- recantty pslnted. white w/ 1883 CHEVY S-1O Of Any Junk Car $4,500. call SOS-3S9-33eO DOOOB- 99 D-SO Ram, 9000; Eva: SOS-233-4189 Clorra 8L, 2 DR. 66k ml, balgelnt. mint. 756-1004 BLAZIR- 40k hwy ml*, PORD-84 14 ft box, 1CEDES 73 466 SIL •ports cab, axe. eond., PS, PB, excel, cond. angina, trans, rebuild, 24 Hr Towing Service Parta i or 908-722-3769 p/s, p/b, a/c, 5 sp std, • 808-7644383 « )N- 4dr. ellver/grey, AC, 8NRF, badllnar. JAOUAR B7 US 117k, I62M/B0. 906-769-7389. EL CAMINO 67, SS396, a V4, lint wndws, exc new tlree, $2200. Hosai CADILLAC SKDAN $9000 B/O, 908-369-W09 good cond, loadod, real hsadturnar.red/black CHEVY-77 step van, bespar 803418-1944 BBaWV^M kept. 1Mk, 12,300 OLDS- 84 Cutlass Cal- cond. $14,500. •1303 DIVILLB- 71, Mint otocaunroof, flrat $6,800 prof. main, garaged, Call 906-752-5146. Aluminum body, naw AUTO INSURANCE STIO-Misclsattng / cond., 65k, orlg. ml., PORD T3 BOX- 20fl. takart. 906-361-6811 ala, VB, auto. Power ev- $8,000/80 908-469-2429 tiros, S1B0O. JRCURV- Cougar Box, 4 ft. ovornang, lass erything, P/sunroof, new high rlik drivers, 8 + M295/BO 707472S. FORD- '69 Muatang, FORD- 93 Explorer. 2 908-234-1735 pta. low ratea, free I— 42k ml., VS, naw than 16,000 mUaa on naw 91-Sovereign, trans, tlraa. Graat cond. dr, 6 spd. 4 whf. dr. PS, i, laalhar, axe. cond. CADILLAC- SO Sadan motor. $3,000 or bo. call 12k. never driven In the 97.Sk. Asking $2995. Call Orlg, ownar, fiawleas quotaa, 008-764-7490 orlg. cond., low ml., PW, PL. moonroof, antl DID YOU 0. 609-400-0111. DaVillo, Oar. kapt., mint 909-727-2699 rain, $2$,900. Laura 906456-7654. lock brka. Am/FM CD. KNOW. .. SBIZCD CARS FROM cond., 4SK. $11,600, can 909-808-2279 many options. $6250. ITSUBISHI COR .ID 1973 LTD— PLYMOUTH 94 Laser. 3SK. $19.000. 628-0743 that an ad In this local $17$— Porches, Cadll- oos7St«nB MM69-0058 paper alao goes Into 22 Iscs, Chevys. BMW's. REOAL- 'SB. Sabring 20 k-M aport coupa-2dr Conwartabls, naada torn* JAOUAR- SO XJSRod, mint, Ssp, ac, ps, ^, Marao w/caaaatta, CHIVY •MCAVAUBR work all around, runa, coupa, V-12, 30k, like pb, airi/tm, BK, assume NASH XS- 6 cyl, model NISSAN- 90 pickup. 5 other local papers? Corvettes. Also Jaapa, 4 ft wAraller. 168 mercury fc, auto, sunroof, SI 849Z-24 Hatchback. Red. new engine leas than 2k newt Blk/Mk., AC, Am/ $267/mo laaae. All coat 320, 42k. older restora- •pd., good cond. $6000/ Rsach over 310,000 WD's. Your area Toll free MO. Oarage kept. Uke tion. Call after 4pm 755- BO. " ownor. 56K ml. readera wHh one calil 1-S004B64T79 Ext. A- brand new. Aaklng IB-7B2-4S71 If WO'ro auto, AC, excel cond,. mHaa, naad to asH todayl Fm/caas, all options. Inci In Isaaa. Many extras 808-24a-1393 6139 for current Watlnga $9600,808-3224823. t'H maka a daall $3500/offSf. 388-7167. $1489 OBO 808-78>74SB $18,800, call 233-SW9 total $7476. 396-3695 6515 1-800-8S9-8496

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Selling your home Cover story can cost you cash New homes Commercial news Following these hints can help you Realty notes reduce the W taxes take out of sale. Property sales 3 A'Forbes Newspaper Supplement

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CONTENTS Kelly Zullo Classilied Telephone Cover house 4 Sales Manage' DouglaB Baum Connie Malioney Classified Account Executive Classil«d Telephone Sales Iteprosentative

Cover story Malcolm S. Forbos Jr. Editor-m-Chiel ol forbes Magazine and Forbes Newspapers Louis S. Barsony Publisher New homes Richard A. McComb Rick Kustenbaurn George Gannon Advertising Manager Advertising Director Circulation Director

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Property sales Ttiis refurbished homo is located ... inPiscalaway and is olicred by Realty notes Woichort Realtors. ^ Pholo by Chris BowserA ni'wr.papers Commercial news 9

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DUNELL1N $1«,WO CLARK $410,900 BASKING RIDQE $335,000 EAST BRUNSWICK $79,900 JUST LISTED! JUST LISTED! CARUSLEATTHE HILLS CORPORATEOWNED 1 Classic countrycolonialwilhnBluralwood HimEUIVEQUMjrYIUILTHOMIl Loss than t year old Center hall Colonial Just foducod New paint, freshly You won't believe what you can gel trim throughout. Remodeled kitchen with Ei^ManiEnjoy l^alhom*1 Hai a|ini»,ri«wbilhi with spacious 9' ceilings Features gour- luu vailtad cabng * tkyhghl hMl*d n-grouyj pool shampooed carpet and moro in this for this low price, Lfl, DR, Kitchen, 1 met kitchen with island work station, library custom oak cabinets Oversized entrance * C**'i« *»t btr mi pivat* !«K«d DIM Cttoiv 2 bdfm, 2 bath condo! Groat amon- 3BRS, 2 full baths, Basement, large loyer with hardwood floors and leaded difufwlf 4 BRi. ntw« coi^mpoimy htlctwn * mum & daylight basement Too many upgrades glass window. 2cw detached garage with \m iddition Fil hatiad t»s*n«nl w.bafi Utihm\ w* to mention Priced below comparable new ities, good location! Don't delay! lot » Why Rent •• Own your own 1 bar tnlNiauvnwl mia i lot* BB htil c«iiial at electric, immaculate inside and out UnKaptd iWV^g A mm to IM OMW n/«ti*d construction in area & recently reduced to affordable home, emitondi1 **rn (tuitc*1 C.ii Ui1 only $335,000 PIN#6G?46 ERA E. A. Boniakowski | ERA Village Green Realtors ERA American Dream, Realtors ERAStatewideRealty ERA Queen Crty Realty (908) 966-0700 1 -800-864-3681 (908)253-9000 (908)654-3300 (908)321-5454

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MANVILLE $169,900 SOUTH BOUNDBROOKt1»,900 SOMERVILLE $199,900 BRIDQEWATER $234,900 PISCATAWAY $149,900 COMMTELY REMODELED "SHOWPLACE" MtCEREDUCtDONWVESTMENT CANT BE BEAT SALUTE TO SPRING!! Colonialtncludos4bdrms,2 Sbaths, This Colonial Split with ull its OEAUTY is Call lo set) ttio UNICJUC fnuluros ol this Imniiicij|(i1() ?-family IIOIIKI. 3 li*Hlf(K)ins 3 decks, large loncod yard, and truly ftgrnal find1 GORGEOUS property Catt.h IIMI Imjlimj in thisniry 3 Ull !?'•'.• birth home1 Its loaded11 NEW V t r.m ()araye each apartment, 1 '> baths Cnntml Ait. master, suite with cathedral codings SPCCTACULAH in<]ruund pool, mi Itw nml unit with lull hiisomunl, liropliico m NEW irrttirtor <.entnil air kitclinn. cnrj)Ol sofjfirnto utilities Lwo in on«. ront out tlio 1 IMMACULATn condition ol this hoitm Lit oiikt IIIMIH'I'J in kill hiin, nmitri

KXKCTTIYKRKNTALS HOUSE OF THE WEEK a Specialist in I'tillx junushul iiwpo IN THE WESTFIELD "GARDENS" Hating jitr i'.xccutivis "on the ;'<>" $649,000 Gracious living and entertaining is assured in this classic Colonial. SPRING TIME ATTENTION Dutch door entry to the elegant center hall... Matching front & back ..... windows and a black marble taced fireplace in the living room ...... Owners ol Furnished Rent- Many broad windows & built-in bookshelves line the family room.. SPECIAL The comfortable dining mom accesses a delightful sludy and the als, Executive Rentals has the dine-in kitchen with ceramic tile lloor . Inlaid "picture frame" 50/50 DEAL bordered floors, and cove molding ceilings with wide border trim, need of totally furnished Con- accent this home ... A pretty stained glass window brightens the CALL US FOR DETAILS private master bedroom bath . Three more 2nd floor bedrooms + do's, Townhomes, & Homes to two charming 3rd floor bedrooms & bath . Convenient 1st floor 1&2 BEDROOMS AVAILABLE rent & manage. powder & laundry rooms... Paneled & carpeted recreation room + HEAT 4 HOT WATER INCLUDED half bath... Spacious landscaped grounds with double garage, Call us today'or your tour! BROOKSIDE Our services include "Total Management" renting & servic- IS years GARDEN APIS. ot Landmark Service ing clients. 129Mercer St.,SomervillcNJ MALTY, REALTOR 908-232-8400 908-725-2909 Hrs: Mon.-Fri, 6-5, Sat. & Sun 10-3 For more Information, Please Call Howard Kcnlhack -H 1-I.M ST. • WI-.SITIM1). NJ $ Today «t (908)781-6236 4 —May 17,18,191995 RealEstate A Fortes Newspaper Supplement Everything old is new again Builder brings 39-year-old back to life ocated in the Wynwood sec- the living room, dining room and gles, vinyl siding, thermal exterior tion of Piscataway, this split eat-in kitchen, which is complete doors, double pane thermal insu- with custom Llevel home built in 1956 has lated windows and R43 R-19 fiber- quality wood been completely reconstructed by glass insulation. builder Dominick Verdick. cabinets, dish- The home includes all-copper The four-bedroom home is set washer and on a 60-by-179 lot and its exterior stove. A 22-by- plumbing, forced hot air and air is vinyl There is a twocar garage 12 deck off the conditioning, prewired cable and with plenty of storage space, dining room is telephone lines and smoke detec- power-operated doors and com- also featured tors. The home has two attics - a plete insulation. The master bedroom on the 2&ty*15 space in hallway and an- The entrance level foyer features third level has its own private bath other in the garage. with skylight Two other bedrooms a white, ceramic tile floor. The fint This Piscataway home ii listed level hai t family room with lime- and a main bath complete the stone fireptaoe, nil bath, laundiy third floor. A total of seven iky- for $234,900 with Wefchot, Real- Toom clout and a bedroom. lights an featured in this home, ton. For Anther information or to cms sjowsfRirowcs NEWSWW ^ ^* second level, vaulted Exterior protection li provided ananfe a tour, contact Julie Virgo- Ihh NOomMloor afcyUght to JuH om Of twin throughout Iht cdlii^i with ikyujhti brighten up with 25 year fiberglass roof shin- MaunoefcatQOe-ttOO.

Custom wooden cabinets and a modern stove highlight the kitchen. CHRI8 BOVVSEfVF0R8E8 NEW8PAPER8 A Forbes Newspaper Supplement May 17,18,191995 - 5

BM; i Mo' Mo.' Mo' BEDMMITEfl $47900 Mortgage Money BELLfMEAD HORSES WANTED!!! BRIDOeWATER $330,900 QMK i(B r«<

y For S •i M408 ^737 996 M507 MO* Mo.* Mo.i; UJ'LJR "MM mSBOROUGH $245,000 PISCATAWAY $229,000 EDISON $119,900 EDISON $162,000 SO PLAINFIELD $164,900 ALMOST NEW! LOCATION, CONDITION, VALUE! Charming 8 rmColontalwMBri ZVjbalhs, dv NEW CUSTOM COLONIAL PARK QATE OPPORTUNITY WALK TO TRAIN & HOSPITAL im, dm rm, country kit w/oeramc tile and Spaciou«4brtroom Z'^haihcciorwl CcMraliti.2 Oflwt 2 btdioom. Ml t*lh Iwng room wilir**c« Mml3M*r«chw*f«wliil *id bttht Ut Intfwd u g0 family room with lireplace Expensive 2 lierad ovwlookng wcfc opao (•« «>• Prirtto location bwarwnl. g«ig* SNUHU loerton wf»n Miking C«B»BOI IB3MH5 iww krt . n-»ound pool, ind mot*' * )*}-4Mt deck and wooded rear yard HB7817 IIW49M d*tanc«loH«n»ndhoH»W Miiy> #103 5044 EDISON OFFICE 90M94-6800 EDISON OFFICE 90B494-6800 EDISON OFFICE 90M9t6800 L EDISON OFFICE 908-494-6800 WLLSBOROUGH OFFICE 90M7M1M

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M289 S953 Mo.t ^954 MO.! Mo/ Mo* MANVILLE $139,900 HILLSBOROUGH $209,500 BUY, RENT, SELL, RETIRE! FIVE BEDROOM GEM! $109,900 )ISON $154,900 Five bedroom ?Y'bath Bilevelon almost an EDISON $155,000 1 Many have done il Good piaceto start iswiih Best B( m (own Bi Le»*H which has m la* sul* grail acte Ready !o go1 Newly paifUed and n«*ai»lonitilcfi«iof'S'>ct:ofn»td W^k Urge ranch Urge ranch with lormal dining Ihalwo-Iamtty home Live in one unit, rent the vfiltifl J tied ? Ul twlh 4 I coi ttl gnrau« Piide ol room, lull basement arid much more 024- other Call and discovei the secret to suc- sparkling clean HS?7«) 3264 cess! HB7768 METUCHENOFFK& 908-9OM200 HILLSBOROUGHOFFICE 906-8746100 HttiSBOBOUOH OFFICE 90»B74-«100 METUCHEN OFFICE 90&-906-8200 METUCHEN OFRCE 906-906-0200

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WARREN TWP $444,900 PISCATAWAY $109,900 INCOMPARABLE LUXURY WATCHUNG $749,900 WARREN TWP $899,900 I Eloldy apteixloi i*« It you1 Tht mgnlicani figp«'t> TIFFANY'S WAY! JUST REDUCED!!! iciiKiat?) BciMotmA()iilc«)!fiumaiiv ci<»iomtxiH NEW IN TH6 HEART OF WATCHUNQ! Waiekiig ConKittoojIjtditiQrB'lotnlxjiloi'wiwc) SlmvMig MuVwrwl {M*fI with lifwnr ctBfllfnirv- MUCH BIGGER THAN THE PICTURE!! Mchltclii* cwilefTtniwy vwlh pouiHi n I d* arraiig* tiw 1.000 tq n high c«lngt. trctwd doawtyt, in«nl ^m rm\m BR sums 4 nlh« h«l«d Flo nil •J i Socttci* ' i- I ' • '•' I l 'i ' '• ••••• v ••m mailM t»doom r«t ••( wit) *tti aM & wttng room* loom, i*w MJdtoi, citi cal Cutlom l(ilc n till &• (tckidM ? iicxy loy* in tt« *XK> tq (I dwgri '•'•l.i h.^ '» • •"( Atntmty U«1 avsiltblt ipon rtqutti Cill lodty WCflUS I IDWbwkoomi muchma* WA*1» WCHB69 BARREN OFFICE 906-757-7780 WARREN OFFICE 908-757-7780 WATCHUNG OfnCE 906-561-5400 WATCHUNG OFFICE 908-561 MOO

Monthly payments are 30-year conventional fixed rale mortgages as detailed below Please ask about Lower Downpayments • Lower Monthly Payments • Other Options.

for pulthtM print up to 1253,937, monthly mortgage payments (principal & mterost) quoled in our ads are to qualified tiuyor*. Weichert. bawd upon n 20% downpaytnont find a conventional 30 year lixod rnlo loan iil 8 % with 3 points, A.P.R 8.8364% As an oxample, a $100,000 loan would mnan360 monthly pnymouls ol S7M77 For purchoM ptlc«t from$253,938 to $625,000. Iho All Offices Realtors monthly paymonls are to qualrtiod buyers twsed upon n 20% (lownpnyninul and calculated nt a% with 1 pninls on a "Juiuho 30-yoar lined rato inortyajo with nn A.P.R. Of 8.364% An exHinple ol n %lM) 0(X) bun wnukl nionn JWKi monthly pu Open Until 9PM WtStllMm ol $3,668 Figures fwrein Bra approximate and do not include proporty Inxos. tm/nrd msuriintH orhotiuKiwiwr lor a condominium purchase tnloresl rales quoted MB H» ol M«y 4, UWi unii subioit to t;h«n(jo Not responsibtn lor ih'cause We Do More ty|xxjfnpfm:al errors, whiloiiilonnulion is boliovod Htxuratu wo fu<|uosl thiit the tiwynmni hu vjikliiliid wild

HIGHLAND PARK ISO GRAHAM ST. 8OLD TO GUSS, ARNOID FOR $141,000 OH M-17-9S Sales I BY HANSEN, MILDRED W, 326 SUMMIT PUCE SOU) TO DATK0WTI7, MARSHAL TOR 03-21-95 BY KAPUSCINSKI, ANN B. $115,500 ON 02414ft BY JASIN, 1814 W. SEVENTH ST. SOLD TO N0RBERTA.4NANCTL CONEO, JORGE FOR $123,000 ON 02- 147 WOODBRIDGE AVE. SOU) TO 17-95 BY VARGAS, PEDRO J. SNYDER, RONALD FOR $15,000 ON 0215-85 BY NJNATLBK. 130 JOHNSON AVE. SOLD TO TOO- MAS, FRANCIS k PAMELA FOR METDCHEN $150,000 ON 02-24-95 BY TROTZ, 46 DOLORES DRIVE SOLD TO MU- DAVID 3,k LYNN A RAINA, OYEKUN1X I. k IYABO FOR 217 CENTRAL AVE. SOLD TO $150,000 ON 02-27-95 BY GVUG, STEVENSON, HENRY P. FOR JAMES T.SR. $160,000 ON 02-17.95 BY YOUNACK, BOUND BROOK 196,900 CRANFORD $325,000 EDISON $164,000 110 SPRING ST. SOLD TO VOLPE, JOHN k JENNY. Terrific 2BR starter home with hard- Vetyip«<:iouiCotonialw/»argeroom$. Located on Wooded Cut-De-Sac, This MICHAEL k COURTNEY FOR wood floors, full basement, all appli- 191 DAVIS AVE. SOU) TO CARUSO Thiscustombuiltnometeatureseatin Lg roomed Condo/townhouse is lull $175,000 ON 02-17-05 BY HARRIS, ANN FOR $70,000 ON 02-18-65 BY CA- ance, enclosed backyard & great kM/5bdrms,3.5baths,2cargarage, ofanwiitiesinc'Ldeck.F/P&Mlbsmt. STEPHEN fcKATHRYN. RUSO ROBERT L It ANN. neighborhood. tpic in living rm, lam rm in bsmt.encl. spp^ 9OtVS6t-O020 HIL1WS 90M7M421 21 THAMES ROAD SOU) TO BIR- porch 100x135 lot & more. MIDDLESEX 5Pt20§4 9OI-322-91O2 22 STARLIT DRIVE SOLD TO CHETT, MARTIN A. It TANYA S, FOR BAUER, GEORGE J. & TOMRA FOR $177,000 ON 02-26-95 BY DIAZ, LUIS $178,000 ON 02-28-95 BY LEO, JOHN & NATALIA M. V.& MARGARET R. 18 HAINES AVE. SOU) TO FRANK, 21 MOHAWK AVE. SOLD TO GARY & TON1 FOR $118,000 ON 02- SHOOR, ARVIND K. k PINKY FOR 28-95 BY KUDREWICZ, SYLVIA. $170,500 ON 02-23-95 BY DHIRMA- 4 CHARLES TERRACE SOLD TO LANI.MANOHAR&RENU. OTTO, SANDRA R. FOR $114,000 ON 127 FIFTH ST. SOLD TO D'AMORE, 02-2895 BY BROWN, DONALD E, k MARGARET M. FOR $150,000 ON 02- ROSEM 17-95 BY MASON, GRACE E. 58 DUNBAR AVE. SOLD TO QI, 7 MADISON AVE. SOLD TO ZHONG-YUAN FOR $165,000 ON 02- ELLERY, JOHN FOR $105,000 ON 02- FANWOOD $239,900 LINDEN $199,900 PISCATAWAY $134,900 28-95 BY DAVIDSON, JOANNE, 15-95 BY MLQ INVESTORS LP. 351 LANCASTER COURT SOLD TO Spacious col. teat LR w/fplc Irench Custom Built Brick SI, FDR, 1am rm, LOVELY RANCH W/Lg. Rooms. Part. PISCATAWAY BARANOWSKI, SANDRA FOR $60,871 kit DR; 4 BRS, more out, Newer carpeting in L/R & hall. 333 FLORENCE AVE, SOLD TO KA- ON 02-17-95 BY GORR, ROBER J. k baths * SPL4O66 908-322-0102 SPL4O20 908-322-9102 Fenced backyard. PUSCINSKI, ANN B. FOR $70,000 ON DENISETENORE. SPF 1356 006-668-0020

UNION BY WASHINGTON, JAMES E. 1202 MAPLE HILL ROAD SOLD TO CRANFORD CHIMIENTI, NICHOLAS & KAREN J, 16-F PARKWAY VILLAGE PARK- FOR $238,000 ON 03-31-95 BY WATCH- WAY BY MURPHY, CLARA, FOR MAN, WILLIAM S. $79,900 ON 04-03-95 BY THOMPSON, 1961 LAKE AVE. SOLD TO SUL- . NOEL. LIVAN, MICHAEL J, FOR $225,000 10 LAWN TERRACE SOLD TO ON 03-30-95 BY JANDERSITS, THO- D'AGOSTINO, JOSEPH & MAUREEN, MAS P. FOR $159,500 ON 03-29-95 BY VOJT, RONNIE A. WESTFltLD 6 LAWN TERRACE SOLD TO 917 FANWOOD AVE. SOLD TO WEGRYN, KEVIN R. & SHEILA M.t ROTH, DEAN A. & GRACE V., FOR FOR $124,000 ON 03-31-95 BY $235,000 ON 03-29-95 BY YANG, NOR- RABITANBOROUGH $79,900 SO/PLAINFIELD $194,500 TEWKSBURYTWP $244,000 DOOLEY, THOMAS E. JR. MAN & JANET. One-hall duplex - loving care is what is SPAGIOUS 4/5 BEDROOMS, 2 Sbath Frosh paint, relimshod floors, recent 421 TUTTLE PARWAY SOU) TO. needod to finish what has been start- . Bilovol. tastefully decorated with many furnace, home buyer's warranty. Near- GAHWOOD COMPTON, BRIAN R. & THERESA A., • ed, vinyl siding, 8 yoar root, fenced amenities & upgrades Supor loca- ly 3 ac on wooded hillside Accossto 538 LOCUST AVE. SOLD TO BANG- FOR $337,500 ON 04-03-95 BY COT- yard. ' lion. "Gall today1 22/78 HAHT, DONALD C, FOR $192,500 ON TER, LYNNEE. 03-31-95 BY MALCOLM, WILLIAM V. 834 SHACKAMAXON DRIVE SOLD H1L1902 908*874-8421 SPF-1345 908-668-0020 RDT 2290 908-534-4085 & CYNTHIA A. TO DONOHUE, TIMOTHY M., FOR $365,000 ON 03-31-95 BY BOYLE, KtNlLWORTH JAMES F. JR. k DORIS H. 25 N. 1BTH ST. SOLD TO KIER- 137 BELMAR TERRACE SOLD TO STEAD, EDWARD M., FOR $1CO,000 FOWLER, PETER C. k HEATHER A, ON 03-31-95 BY POWANDA, MARY. FOR $163,000 ON 03-30.95 BY BASKIN, NANCY K SCOTCH PLAINS 18 S. WICKOM DRIVE SOLD TO 306 HUNTER AVE. SOLD TO ISENBERG, DAVID S.( FOR $230,000 YOUNG, CHRISTOPHER L It ON 03-29-95 BY BRAND, ALFRED L & SHIRLEY, FOR $118,000 ON 03-31-95 PAULA.

Century 21 sales leaders TEWKSBURYTWP $439,900 TEWKSBURYTWP $329,900 WATCHUNG $729,000 Custom brick Iront colonial features Upgrades galore! Exclusive Hunter'9 Contemporary.Cath.ceiling.greatrm, mahogany double door ontranco loy- Glen. 3 bdrms.. 3'/abaths, sunroom, 2 eat-in kit, master bth w/jacuzzi, 2 fplc, summit in the Big Apple er, 2 story lib,, huge gourmet kit on 3.5 story library, finished w/o basement decks/patio & more! acres. w/bath. WRN1803 908-754-7511 It's not business as usual for the more than 600 Centuxy 21 RDT 2305 908-534-4085 ROT 2293 908*5344085 sales associates who met at the New York City Vista Hotel for a daylong series of awards and advanced education to empower them to provide the highest quality service to pro- spective homesellers, homebuyers and investors in their a K74-R421 Rcadington/Branchhurg Aa^a S34-4O85 Scotch Plains/Clark km J22-9102 marketplace. South Piainficld/PiscatawavArta (#(X)20 Wwren/W«chungArra Wil 1 These sales associates who hail from Century 21 Our Town Realty in Somerset are part of a select group who have achieved Emerald Plus and Ruby status for the year 1994. Over 100 Offices in the Metropolitan Region

Pat Bebblngton, Gwcn Ray and Carol Smith accepted 01995 Coldwell Banker Rosidenlial Real Eslsto An Equal Opportunity Company awards, Equal Housing Opportunity Some OIIICM Independently Owned et*d Opftialed 8-May 17,10,1919* A Fort)M NtMspapw Supplimini

FOCUS ON Retirement Communities Fellowship Village holding open house In recognition of May as "National Older at the Fellowship Village Information Cen- Americanj Month," Fellowship Village is ter noon-2 pm, and an informational semi- sponsoring • public open house noon-5 nar on continuing care and Fellowship Vil- pm Thursday, May 18 at its facility at 3575 lage at 2 pm The concept of continuing Valley Road, liberty Corner, care will be reviewed and information will be provided on the features, services and Fellowship Village, a continuing care re- amenities of Fellowship Village. Refresh- tirement community, is currently under ments will be served. construction and expected to begin oc- Throughout the day, visitors will be able cupancy in spring 1996. Die theme for the to tour the model apartment, examine the open house will be "Lessons of a lifetime" scale model of the project and observe the Attendees will have the opportunity to construction area, All senkn and their share their own favorite "lessons" in a con- families are invited to attend For more in- test for which first, second and third place formation or to make reservations, call the prizes will be awarded Fellowship Village Information Center at Four Compelling Reasons Activities will include an ice cream social 647-7800. To Discover Fellowship Village SOMERSET BMDGEWATER 70 SYCAMORE AVE. SOLD TO ELSMAN, REGI- Retirement Community NALD JR, FOR $80,000 ON 03-22-95 BY ELSMAN, BARBARA. 701 BROKAW COURT SOLD TO MCKENNA, LAURIE H., FOR $140,500 ON 02-27-65 BY COO- Lifecare Friendly, Caring PER, WILLIAM T, III, 1302 DOOLITTLE DRIVE SOLD TO MORAN, ED- The Fellowship Village lifecare Neighborhood WARD & LEAH, FOR $141,000 ON 03 -03-95 BY C, FOR $276,000 ON 02-27-95 BY ZSITUAY, AN- KAPLOW, LAWRENCE M. & DINA. DREW. program protects you from the Fellowship Village is founded 1004 BAYLEY COURT SOLD TO MALONEY, 17 CHAMPLAIN WAY SOLD TO MACMURDO, worry and cost of any future long GERALD D. & KELLY J, FOR $170,000 ON 03-02- PAUL I. k THERESA S., FOR $165,000 ON 02-24-95 on an enduring commitment that 99 BY O'DONOGHUE, SEAN k USA. BY DDCON, MICHAEL B. k PAMELA O. term care you might ever need... 3B06 VROOM DRIVE SOLD TO HILLOCK, ROB- 73 COLUMBUS DRIVE SOLD TO DRENNAN, encompasses warmth, respect, ERT, FOR $193,500 ON 03-01-95 BY ACHINAPURA, GERALD k LORRAINE V, FOR $108,000 ON 03-10- freeing you in mind and spirit to compassion and caring... creating JOHN B.& MARILYN. 95 BY GERSCH, FRANK C. JR. & AIMEE B, 290 VANDERVEER ROAD SOLD TO 22 KIRBY LANE SOLD TO WYNTER, VIDA L., live your life to its fullest. a spirit that enriches each person WATCHUNG VALLEY BLDG k. DEV INC, FOR FOR $120,000 BY FAKHRZAHEH, FAKHREDDIN. $285,000 ON 02-24-95 BY SUTTMEIER, KENNETH 130 SAPPHIRE LANE SOLD TO MADARASZ, who lives here. J. it LINDA J. ARPAD J. k KIMBERLY J,, FOR $97,000 ON 02-24- Location 4209 RIDDLE COURT SOLD TO VUONO, BRUCE 95 BY HUFFMAN, CRAIG L k KRISTIN, FOR $124,000 ON 3-14-95 BY YATS- 105 AMETHYST WAY SOLD TO PETERS, JEAN Surrounded by the Watchung Value KO, JAMES. M., FOR $92,000 ON 02-2645 BY LEE, MICHAEL K. Mountains in Liberty Comer, VANDERMEER ROAD SOLD TO DONEGAN, & LIN, AMY Y, Combine an ideal location, the MARIA, FOR $200,000 ON 03-10-95 BY HOAGLAND 128 GROUSER ROAD SOLD TO REILLY, MICHA- Fellowship Village offers you the FARMS INC. EL C. k MICHEL! L, FOR $245,000 ON 02-24-95 BY warmth of a caring neighborhood, Ml CARLENE DRIVE SOLD TO GRIFFIN, ROB- MIKORSKI, DANIEL J. & SUSAN L tranquility of a rural setting,., the protection of lifecare - with ERT M. m, FOR $291,000 ON 01-16-95 BY MAR- 99 MAIN ST. SOLD TO MOBLEY, JAMES E. JR, STON, CLIFFORD E.& KAREN E. FOR $125,500 ON 03-0645 BY GEBHARDTT, matched by easy access to cultural, thoughtfully designed resi- 219 NEW HILL ROAD SOLD TO LEO, JOHN V. ARTHUR P. k MARION L k MARGARET, FOR $290,000 ON 02-2195 BY 106 BROOKLINE AVE. SOLD TO HOSSZU, intellectual and recreational dences, a community center full CLARK, EARL C. in & HELGA. TIBOR H. k PIROSKA, FOR $130,000 ON 03-14-95 opportunities all within 61 STRYKER. COURT SOLD TO AUFORINO, BY GOLAZESKI, CLARE. of amenities and competitive LORI M., FOR $205,000 BY 03-16-95 BY MB 221 PHILLIPS ROAD SOLD TO HAWKINS, DE- 15 miles, BRIDGEWATERINC LOVES, FOR $107,000 ON 02-26-95 BY EDWARDS, prices and you have one of the 896 TALAMINI ROAD SOLD TO MEOLA, THO- FLORENCE. best values in New Jersey. MAS P. & EUFEMIA, FOR $255,000 ON 03 -09-95 242 HILLCREST AVI SOLD TO GORDON, AL- BY GREBERIS, DIMETRIOS J. BERT, FOR $149,800 ON 02-25-95 BY NOLAN, THO- Fellowship Village. 1U BONNEY COURT SOLD TO RIZZA, DAVID MAS J. J. k CATHERINE T., FOR $181,000 ON 03-14-95 BY 82 GIRARD AVE. SOLD TO MCCEARY, ROSA, Compelling reasons to live here. FRANCIS, G. EUGENE k JANICE R. FOR $130,000 ON 02 -26-95 BY O WANT, ROCHE DOWNEY ROAD SOLD TO SHELTON, JAN, FOR S. Compelling reasons for you to $145,500 ON 03-06-95 BY FOUNTOUKIDIS, ANES- 13 WINTHROP ROAD SOLD TO BARDOWELL, m LIONEL A. k DAPHNE A, FOR $145,000 ON 02-28- learn more by writing or calling 871 SHERWOOD ROAD SOLD TO COLE, JEF- JttlomhifVityt FREY W. k DIANNE L, FOR 1393,500 ON 03-09-95 95 BY FED HOME LOAN WTG CORP. 908-647-7600. BY B1TTONE, RICHARD E. 24 HUNT ROAD SOLD TO GAHRMANN, ED- CONTINUING CARE 1744 ARROWBROOK DRIVE SOLD TO FER- WARD H. HI, FOR $164,000 ON 02-27-95 BY WUND, RETIREMENT COMMUNITY NANDEZ, SANTIAGO J., FOR $181,000 ON 0347-95 ALBERT C.A SUSAN. BY PWMANZON, SEYMOUR, 20 NEWKJRK ROAD SOLD TO DtSR, JEAN D, k 813 MILLER LANE SOLD TO MCLAUGHLIN, MARIE N., FOR $143,000 ON 02-2745 BY BRISTOL Yes! I'd like to know more about ROBERT * BRENDA, FOR $232,000 ON $1*8,500 OAKSLP. Fellowship Village Retirement Community. ON BOYLAN, M. MICHAEL * THERESA V. M SUMMERALL ROAD SOLD TO LEAVER, 22 LYNNE WAY SOLD TO IRLENBORN, DAVID ROBIN A k SHERRY L, FOR $214,000 ON 02-2845 j Nimc_ J. k SHONA M., FOR $332,000 ON 02 -18-95 BY BYHALPERN,RONN1S, SHRIVER, DAVID A, It SHARON L 266 ABUEY DRIVE SOLD TO KAPADIA, AKSHAY { Address. Ml SEBRING AVI. SOLD TO PORCELU, li NEHA, FOR $110,000 ON 01-1746 BY MURPHY, DAVID V. JR, FOR $201,500 ON 03-1348 BY SOR. KKVMM.* KATHLEEN R City .State .Zip ANNO, WILLIAM V. * FRANCES P. 321 CEDAR GROV1 LANE SOLD TO SMITH, PAR ram DIRK A, FOR $119,000 ON (B-3045 BY RARA, RO- Telephone. FN-5/1H/95 NALD F. It JANICE U 6 MALLET LAN1 SOLD TO LDi, JOHN K. * GREEN MOOK LINDA W,, FOR $105,000 ON 034149 BY WtR- M WARRENVILLK ROAD SOLD TO BUDZIN- P.O. Box 818 • 3575 Valley RoAd • Liberty Corner, N.J. 07938 STAK,BHUCIJ. ft KAREN L SKI, FRANK ft DONNA, FOR $138,500 ON 01-2645 4181 HIGHWAY 17 SOLD TO MURRAY, ELAWI (Pleuetumtopijett A Foftes Newspaper Supplement RealEstate May 17, IB, 191996 -9 JGT arranges five leases in Middlesex Jacobton, Goldfarb U Tinzmsn The company selected Sutton Nine volved in the recent transaction, Nine, Located at W0 Route 9, Associates, LLC (JOD. the lull- because of iti idetl location with representing the building owner Plaza Nine is a 107,000-square-foot, service real estate firm, with of- access to major highways, shop and tenant JOT Vice President six-story office building, A JOT ex- fices in Woodbridge and Ebnwood ping, oonferenoe centers, restau- David Simon and Associate Vice clusive, the attractive building is Park, recently arranged five office rant fadliUei and the Metro Park President Michael Gavlick ar- ideally situated on Route 0, with leases in Middlesex County, an- train station," added Cohen. ranged for the Empire Funding immediate access to the Garden nounced JOT Principal Stanley JGT was the 6ole broker in- Corporation to lease space at Plaza (Please turn to page 10) Simon, SIOH "Middlesex County, the head- JGT Vice President Judith quarters of our firm, continues to Cohen arranged for the Sun- be a particularly strong area for dance Rehabilitation Corp. office leasing activity, as evidenced specialists in providing reha- by these five and other recent JGT bilitation therapies for nurs- transactions,'1 said Mr. Simon. ing homes and hospitals and Negotiated by JGT broken, the to lease space at Sutton Nine transactions were with: the Sun- in Woodbridge. Sutton Nine is dance Rehabilitation Corp. for a 40,000-square-foot office space at Sutton Nine, located at building located at the hub of 1000 Route 9 in Woodbridge; the where the New Jersey Turn- chburg's Finest lease to Empire Funding Corpora- pike, Garden State Parkway, tion for space at Plaza Nine, lo- Routes 1,9,287 and 440 meet cated at 900 Route 9 north in Owned by Sutton Nine As- Woodbridge; the lease to Pain- sociates, this attractive three- tal Community eWebber Inc. for 19,419-square-feet story building has recently of space at Metroview, located at been renovated 343 Thomall St in Edison; the "Sundance Rehabilitation, space to RGIS Inventory Special- with offices in 40 states and ists for space at 555 Route 1 south headquartered in Albuquer- in Woodbridge; and the lease to que, NX, is expanding to the Medifinandal Solutions Inc. for New Jersey area," explained 5,683-square-feet of space at Metro Ms. Cohen. 'The firm will be 1, located at 70 Wood Ave. in utilizing its new leased space Woodbridge. to house management offices,

(Continued from page 8) BY PHALCK, HAROLD M 143 JEFFERSON AVE. SOLD TO HOPECK, ANDREW J., FOR 1145,500 ON 02-27-05 BY FED HOME LOAN MTQ CORP. Sales 309 ROCK AVE. SOLD TO MARINARO, FRANK J., FOR 1104,900 ON 02-27-95 BY STARTING AT TOMONTH STATE STBKiTR CO. BRESLOW, CHRISTINE M, FOR 158 W. ROCK ROAD SOLD TO ZIEMBA, $122,000 ON 03-09 -95 BY GRAIG, 2 Bedroom Towipta - From %01h /mo 1 & 2 Bedroom Apamneats * From 7%/nio LARRY M | LOS A., FOR $225,000 ON CLARENCE W. 03-15-96 BY MAZET, ANTHONY L 37 N. WEISS ST. SOU) TO MILE- 194 W ROCK ROAD SOLD TO MANSKE, HAM, WILLIAM E. ft SANDRA L, Up to 1,485 Sq. Fi.H Up to 1,263 Sq. Ft. JUERQENi HEIDI, FOR 1590,000 ON 03- FOR $110,000 ON 02-11-W BY FETCH- 02-95 BY FERRUQQIAASSOC. KO, GEORGE. 6 FAIRWAY DRIVE SOLD TO CON- 706 BOESEL AVI SOU) TO CUM- p his is one Grand Opening that is a "Must See!" Brand new, spacious 1 and 2 STANTINO, EDWIN M, FOR 1564,500 ON IONS, JOHN W, FOR 190,000 ON 02- 03-2045 BY SANZONE, SALVATORE. 27-95 BY CUMMINS, ROBERT L ft 1 bedroom Uxiuy Apartments ami 2 b^ GRACE, HHISBOROUGH features and amenities are waiting for you at Plto 409 CONOVER DRIVE SOLD TO Come see what should be your next apartment home today at our Grand Op^ ROSE, LOYE, FOR $248,000 ON 02-27- 30-D CHICOPO DRIVE, NO. D 05 BY IJBttNC, LANNIE R & SHA- SOLD TO ROOCK, DANIEL J., FOR RON It $122,000 ON 0341-BS BY CASTEL- 510 COLUMBIA COMMON SOLD Features: TO CAPRA, JOHN, FOR $106,000 ON LANO, PETER M. ft ESTHER Oa-37-05 BY WALKER, DORIS W. * Rural Somerset County setting Woskr/Dryer in each apartment 490 AUTEN ROAD, NO. 4C SOLD TO NORTH F1AWTELD •Convenient tofts 202,78 & 287 mtiddheating LAROSA, JOHN JR., FOR $115,000 ON 152-54 NETHERWOOD AVE. SOLD OHft-85 BY ROMOHO, JOHN JR. TO POUZENC, MELISSA, FOR mdtnqjor work centers 251 GEMINI DRIVE, NO. 2C SOLD $115,000 ON 03-1445 BY FIOREL- TO PUGH, JAMES & CLEMENTINE, UNO, ANGELINA. FOR $118,500 ON 03-18-95 BY COR- 276-81 LEWIS ST. SOU) TO FILA, Hardwood Floors SALE, VINCENT f. JR. STEVEN, FOR $110,000 ON 0I-1M5 •. ...•••• :• >• 461 LONG HILL ROAD SOLD TO BY TANEY, LEONARD R MANDELBAUM, MARVIN, FOR 160 DELACY AVI SOU) TO KHAY- WU44 ON 03-0895 BY LUCE, T. TOVICH, GENADY ft GAUNA, FOR JAMES JR. $126,000 ON 03-lltt BY HAIN, ROB- 656 ROVTE 206 SOLD TO THICKS- ERT J. & KMBERLY. TUN, WILLIAM D. & MARY J., FOR 20 VERDON ST. SOLD TO SCAR* $163,000 ON 02-21-96 BY STRYKER, CELLA, PETER J. ft PATRICIA, TOR ALICE& $90,000 ON 03-0345 BY ANNIS, TODD 1650 MILLSTONE RIVER ROAD ftCHARLENE. AT* BRANCHBURG SOLD TO KAISER, RICHARD JR. fc 234 GROVE GTT. SOLD TO MADELINE, FOR $225,000 ON 02-24-95 CHARLES, WILLY ft JACQUELINE, BY MARTIN, HERBERT L •SOMERSET COUNTY- FOR $46,000 ON 02-17-96 BY TED Route 202 it Whiton Road NANVUIE NATLMTGASSN. 1111 GRESS ST. SOLD TO D'APRI- 131 ROCKVIEW AVI SOLD TO Leasing Office Open Mon-Fri 10AM to 7PM, Sat 10AM to 6PM and Sun 12 to SPM LE, RAYMOND, J., FOR $141,000 ON CASSIE, DAVID ft DHYAN, TOR OS-06 -95 BY RIGGS, VICTORIA G. $170,000 ON 03-17 -66 BY ZOfMER, 1319 KNOPF ST. SOLD TO FAL- CAROLYN L (908) 369-7515 aONI, OUY R. k VIRGINIA It, FOR I3M1 HARVEY AVE. SOU) TO RE- $110,500 ON 03-03 .95 BY BARNISH, BETYE, JOSEPH, TOR $147,000 ON EVELYN. 03-15-95 BY EDRJDOE, THOMAS I ft 46 N. 19TH AVI. SOLD TO CAROLYN. 10-May 17,18,191995 RealEstate A Forbes Newspaper Supplement JGT arranges five leases in Middlesex County (Continued from page 9) at Metroview, located at 343 Thor* Woodbridge. Built in 1964, H5* Co. represented the building way, Metro 1 Is within walking dis- State Parkway and the New Jer- nail St Situated at Exits 131 A Route 1 south is an 84,928-square- owner, New York life Insurance tance of the Metro Park train sta- sey Turnpike. The facility is with- and B of the Garden State Park- foot, fouMtory office building. Co. tion. in close proximity of Routes 1,27 way, 343 Thomall St provides im- Owned by the New York life In- David Simon and Michael Giv- According to Gavllck, "Medifl- and 287 and is just minutes from mediate acceu to the New Jersey surance Co., the building provides lick arranged tor Mediflnancial nancial Solutions Inc., a health the Metro Park train station and Turnpike (Exits 10 and 11), Routes a prominent Route 1 location, Solutions Inc. to sublease the en- care company, chose the Metro 1 Menlo Park and Woodbridge Cen- 1,9,27,287,35 and 440. with excellent access to the Gar tire oTMB-iquare-feet of space location because of the tenant fit- ter mails. JGT Assistant Vice President den State Parkway, the New Jer- available at Metro 1. Metro 1 is aup provided, its excellent highway In Edison, David Simon and Chris Price and Vice President sey Turnpike, Routes 1,9 and 287. four-story, 94,424-square-foot of- access, and close proximity toth e JGT Principal William Ciriite ne- Jim Scanlon negotiated a lease JGT represented the tenant, flee building, located at 70 Wood Metro Park train station, Newark gotiated a lease with PaineWeb- with RGIS Inventory Specialists RGIS Inventory Specialists in the Ave. Situated between Exit 131A International Airport, hotels, res- ber for 19,419-square-feet of space for space at 555 Route 1 south in recent transaction, while Bender and B of the Garden State Park- taurants and shopping centers." Burgdorff hosts retirement talk Burgdorff Realtors' Retire- open discussion will allow for ment Services Division will guests to ask question of an es- present a free seminar on retire- tale attorney, financial planner, ment living options and prepa- home inspector, mortgage of- ration 1-3 pm Sunday, May 21 ficer, home contents sale spe- at the Warrenbrook Country cialist, a construction specialist IDEAL Club, Warren. and a moving consultant Fami- On our grounds you'll "The Next Step" will include a lies are welcome to attend. walk, jog or bike ride wide scope of retirement ar- Refreshments will be served WEEKENDS past rolling hills and rangements - living wills, es- For more information, call 754- ponds in the shadow of tate planning and real estate. An 3700. ARE SPENT the stunning Cushetunk Kltfj Mountain. Nearby, you'll nose around scenic P1JWNG Nonhern Humerdon C\I.I.COI.1)\VMI.BANKK County's country inns, U|\S AROUND cozy shops and gourmet restaurants. Provided you own a tragnifictnihorneona AT HOME WU Build spectacular Lwo-atrc lot on Your Preference. like the ones now. • What's in this for the available at Stanlori . homebodies in your Ridge. Np where else in family? A lieuer question Newjcrscy Gin you live is: what isn't? In addition so spaciously'among ihe. to the wonderful new grounds surrounding a Slanton Ridge homes private golf course..' * .'. ready right now you have BASKING RIDGE $454,900 the option to design your BLUE RIBBON PROPERTY: Meticulously maintained 4DR colonial on 1 premium lot in The Summit. Professionally landscaped. BDM4443 Perfectly Balanced,. own home, and Ix Come sec fqr yourself creative within 3,000 to the beauty and t ' . 9,000 sq. ll. Our builder uniqueness of our-.. will gladly have you in to homesites-and-ihe , discuss irallic patterns, modern version pi a. nxim sizes, colors and classic par-71 • • • buill-iib as he helps you championship course,"' implement your Balanced perfectly inspirations. We also offer between challenge arid >| the Gleneagles home reward, it is currently ..,; sinning at $429,000. being considered for ; BOUND BROOK $249,900 Golf Digest's list qf •" Join us ai Stanton BLUE RIBBON PROPERTY: Beauliiurfy decorated home w/gourmet kitchen, master BR suite w/jacuzzi tub, many more amenities!!. BDM4374 Americas Best New-" Ridge Golf & Country Courses. hb. You'll realize how n playing around (at Pleasures art ionic) rfy can lie. Around and About You and your family This is (lit* life you've always will enjoy a lifestyle hem driving ttmmk includes.a pool, tennis,, clubhouse and Fitness center with all the trimming;, NSVILLE $624,000 BLUE RIBBON PROPERTY: Prestigious MARTINSVILLE. Custom oolonial w/4BR, 2 lull & 2 half baths, 3 car garage and much more! Stanton BDM4296 GOLF AND '/COUNTRY CLUB Route 523 • SUnion • New Jersey Bcdminster/Bridgcwatcr Area Sales Office (908) 534-1806 • Club Membership (908) 534-1234 Broker frrtlrlMilon Golf membership is open to residents and non-residents. Over 100 Offices in Metropolitan Region coujweu. Invited BAMtyBRU C1995 Cokhfi (tori* H««tetiim Rnai f i^* /.n [ ^ji OpfwMy Ccw^iny Equil HouMK) Oppoitunlr SOT* Oftm li«*i*«rfwii, Omd i «1 C^'alrJ SCHLOn © A Forbes Newspaper Supplement RealEstate May 17,18,191995-11

• • • Ms. Testa began working for Maureen Teata of Warren and Burgdorff, Realtors as a secretary Pegu Bingel of East Hanover, in the Short Hills office nine years were named Burgdorff, Realtors' ago and was promoted to purchas- Employees of the Month for ing manager at corporate head- March, quarters in 1988. Her daily respon- Ms. Testa and Ms. Bingel of Burg- sibilities include maintaining rela- Goodman Stanglt past seven yean. Her 1W4 produc- dorff, Realtors' corporate head- tionships with outside vendon and tion qualified her for the Directors/ quarters located in Murray Hill, ordering supplies and business been a resident of Highland Park Presidents Qub of Coldwell Bank- were honored for their outstanding machines for the company, for 23 years. er Schlott and earned her an ex- effort in revising and updating a Ms, Bingel began working at Ms. Rivkin is an executive sales pense paid trip to the Coldwell 200-page office forms manual for Burgdorff, Realtors 13 yean ago as associate, a title conferred exclu- Banker Business Conference in each of Burgdorffs 34 branch of- a secretary in the Short Hills of- sively upon top performing real es- Orlando, Fla. flees. fice. tate agents in her office. For 14 of the 17 years Ms. Rivkin has been Zdanowicz and Rivkin in* real estate, she has been a member of the New Jersey As- Rant Bernhard, a sales assort- sedation of Realtors (NJAR) Mil- ate with Weichert Realtors' Hills- lion Dollar Club. Ms. Rivkin has RANALD C. BROWN borough Office, has been recog- lived in the Highland Park area for nized as the office's top producer 24 yean, 1934 Washington Valley Road, Box 68 for selling the most homes in * * • MARTINSVILLE, NEW JERSEY 08836 March. Faith Maricic of Cranford, a An experienced real estate pro- sales associate in Burgdorff, Real- fessional and licensed broker, Ms. tors' Westfield Office, has qualified Bernhard has been listing and sell- for the New Jersey Association of ing homes for eight years. Her out- Realtors' (NJAR) 1994 Million Dol- standing sales performance has lar Sales Club. She has been a earned her many regional and of- NJAR Million Dollar Sales Club fice awards as well as a place in member every year since she -as Weichert's 1994 Ambassador's began her real estate career in Club. In addition, she has been a 1987, earning the Silver Award in member of the New Jersey State 1992 for transacting more than $5 Million Dollar Dub since 1987, million of business, achieving silver level in 1992 and Ms. Maricic has been a member 1D94. of Burgdorffs prestigious Presi- Ms. Bernhard is a graduate of dent's dub, requiring at least $3 Weichert's Management Aware- million of business in a year. ness Program which emphasizes * • * BRIDGEWATER $179,70(0 WARREN TWP. $299,900 progressive management prin- Bobbi Goodman has joined the NEW! NEW! NEW! ciplcs and techniques. She is a staff of professional Realtors at the NEW! NEW! NEW! longtime resident of Hillsborough. Joseph J. Rea Agency on Wash- 4 Bedroom Colonial - Formal Dining Roor Brick FrontColoniai • 4bedroom. 2ft baths, I - Full Basement Attached Garage, 8ff x 10C brick fireplace with Stone Hearth, 2 Car] She is a longtime resident of ington Avenue, Piscataway. Her Lot with City Utilities. Qarge! All City Utilities. Hillsborough. experience and expertise spans Immtdlatt Occupancy!! Immtdlatt Occupancy!! • * * Middlesex County in residential, Norma Cohen, a sales associate commercial and industrial proper- with Weichert, Realtors' Hills- ties. Ms. Goodman has joined her borough Office, has been recog- husband, Bob, a 34-year real estate ,v nized as the office's top producer broker, to form a husband-and- for listing the most homes and wife sales team, complimenting generating the highest dollar vol- each others experience and profes- ume in March. sionalism to maximize client and An experienced real estate pro- customer service, ,*'! fessional, Ms, Cohen has been list- * * * ing and selling homes for seven Sales associates inducted into years, specializing in the Mont- the Weidel Million Dollar Club gomery/Hillsborough area. were recently honored at the home Her sales performance has of Richard A. Weidel, junior presi- ISOMERVILLE $144,900gLONG VALLEY $294,700 eamed her numerous honors, in- dent of Weidel Realtors. More than IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 8 CONTEMPORARY SERENITY eluding membership to the 1994 150 people were in attendance for New Jersey State Million Dollar the event. Sales associates were [3 bedrooms, basement, 1 V4 baths, attached* & WOODED SECLUSION! qaraqe! Great northside location conve-H 4 bedroom 3 bath contemporary with prl- Club at the prestigious gold level, additionally recognized for distin- v and Weichert's 1994 President's guished service in the industry be nifintto Route 22 287 & 78 B ^e "Nanny" room with bath! Rear Deck! Club, an honor achieved by only levels designated by New Jersey [nlent to Route «,*" & re. R Open first floor plan! A Must See! the top 1 percent of the company's Association of Realtors ( NJAR v \ \ \ \ s 7,000 sales associates, In addition, Million Dollar Club) and Pennsyl- Cohen is a member of the com- vania Association of Realtors (PAR pany's Million Dollar Sales and Excellence). Top office producers Marketed clubs. were recognized for outstanding She is a resident of Montgomery performance levels and dedication ..US- rati Township. to the profession of real estate. * * * * • * Pamela Zdanowicz and Rebecca Norma Stangle, a sales associate M i Rivkin, sales associates with Cen- in the Bcdminster/Bridgewater of- tury 21 J.J. Laufcf in Highland fice of Coldwell Banker Schlott Re- Park, recently received listing and altors has been named Sales As- MARTINSVILLE $249,700 RARITAN $234,700 selling production awards from sociate of the Month for March. Century 21 of the Northeast Ms. A real estate professional for the 2 ACRES! COMMERCIAL BUILDING Zdanowicz, a seven-year associate past seven and a half years, Ms. Granite stone & frame 4 bedroom colo- Open 24' x 56' work area + 2 apartments. nial, screened porch, fireplace! First time Call now! with the firm, was presented an Stangle holds various designations Ortat Opportunity! award for top production in list- of advanced real estate, She holds offered! P.S. Inground pool! ings in her office. Ms. Rivkin, a the prestigious GRI designation, veteran associate of over 17 years, Certified Residential Relocation MIS, received on award for top produc- Specialist (CRRS), New Homes 6 tion in gross closed commissions Sales Certification and has been a REAlTOft* (908) 469-2333

and most units sold for the same consistent member of the New Jer- \ \ \ \ • \ timc period, Ms, Zdanowicz has scy Million Dollar Club for the 12-May 17,18,191995 RealEstate A Forbes Newspaper Supplement

RE/MAX Preferred Pro- NJAR reports fessionals in Bridgewater will Notes sponsor its second annual Chil- dren's Miracle Network (CMN) Post Realty as a realtor associate. a drop in benefit-networking party May IBMr, Laub is a lifelong Middlesex Hub Murphy at Wurlitzer's in Piscataway, resident, was a former council- Open to all, the party will begin man, is active in local youth commercial real estate. at 5 p.m. and continue until the sports and is past president of ROM Lord! of Middlesex has first quarter restaurant closes, Somerset County Special Olym- joined Golden Post Realty as a Despite 28,200 existing single- first quarter of 1895, compared For a $5 ticket donation, guests pics. new realtor associate and has family homes sales in New Jer- to 121.4 in 1094's fourth quarter. will receive a free buffet, dancing Mr, Laub was also the past pres- sey during January, February However, the housing af- been involved in a Century 21 and networking opportunities with ident of the New Jersey Rec- and March of 1995, the totalre - fordability index did show a area business people. reation and Parks Association. training program. fleets a 13 percent decrease from quarter-to-quarter decrease * * • All proceeds from the admission Lori D>1U, a resident of Mid- last year's first quarter of 32,400 mainly due to a lower interest resales, the New Jersey As- costs will directly benefit the local dlesex, has joined the firm as a Uurt A. Eveleth has joined rate of 7.12 compared with 8.70 sociation of Realtors has re-in the first quarter of 1995. The CMN hospitals: Children's Hospi- new realtor associate and has at- Century 21 US. Kuzsma Realty in ported. aflbrdability index for first quar- tal in Newark and Children's Spe- tended the Century 21-Plus train- Cranford as a sales associate. Tiw seasonally adjusted resale ter 1994 was 140. cialized Hospital in Mountainside. ing program to better meet the Prior to obtaining her real estate rate for first quarter 1995, ^gn the Housing Af- Anyone interested in attending needs of her customers, 133,600, while lower than 1994's license in 1989, Ms. Eveleth fordability Index measures 100 may call event organizer and as- » * * first quarter (153,500), was high- worked for the New York-based housing affordability index sociate Dave Fauquier for tickets Sherri Murphy has joined Cen- er than that recorded in 1993 on ^^^ ms^im m. investment bank, Goldman Sachs, at RE/MAX Preferred Pro- tury 21 Golden Post Realty as a (131,700) and 1992 (129,500). f median ^^ prices mortgage ^^1 fessionals, 6854700, Ext 20. residential sales associate. for seven years, managing various "We expected first quarter avmge • • * groups which focused on financial sates this year to be lower than a family ^ ^ me. Ms. Murphy has a background '94 because last year's resales Paul Laub has joined Golden in property management and analytics. wereattr^second-Wghestquar.

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NJAR President "With the weather warming up and inter- Since the median is the mid- CENTRAL JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES est rates at attractive levels, we point, the index shows half the APP I! 30 YR FIXED 115 YR FIXED h OTHER families in New Jersey had at to bounce bade and reach 40.000 Lender, City. Phone FEE RATE PT8 APR RATE PT8 APR RATE PT8 APR least 123.2 percent of the income needed to qualify for a home AmboyNationalBtnk.OldBridgeMO-M2-MM2007.76s.oosups3.007.ai 5.252.50B.SSA iheMs raising of interest AmericanFed*lMtg,BoundBrook»o-7t7-aMi IOOT.SO9.007.137.00 2.75 7.4A|S.M0.00 a.aaA rates seven times last year may purchasMedlaen with {mthe median price mcomes m CapitalFunding.Parsippany too-su-mo okoo 1.003.097.50 1.007.59|«.M 1.00e.46A have had a negative impact on C. Brooke Mortgage, Freehold ioo-7t»-2»s 0 7:so 1.75 7.M|MS1.50 7.37k.so 2.00 3.95 Q consumer confidence as well as New Jerse stood at 54^075 a Cenlar Fed'l Savings, Trenton IOO-SM «44 ssop.es s.oo 7.w 7.3a s.oo 7.951.00 s.oo 8.39 B y * ' - some big employer layoffs, The of 425 over fourth Charter Fed'l Savings,Randolph zoi-Me-Moo 400]e.oo 1.00 a. 11 7.00 a.oo 7.49 7.13 1.00 8.24 c good news is unemployment is t ^ of l994 53 850 ComNot Mortgage, Somerville 901-722-5500 295 7.se 3.00 7.70,0 ee 3.00 7.31 7.63 3.00 7.99 B low, people are working, median t^ " ) *& $U50 higher than 1994*s first Corestate* Mortgage Services ioo-»M-ms 250 p.se 3.00 7.77 7.13 2.00 7.57».oo 1.00 N/P A family incomes are risingan d <&*&* ($52,825). Using those First Fidelity Bank 100-435-7332 375,17.25 3.00 7 58k88 3.00 7.39 5.2s 3.00 8.59 A affordability conditions are bet- ter," said Mr. DeMusz. "If these guidelines, a New Jersey family First Savings Bank SLA, Edison 901-229-4450 3501.39 0.00 8.38kes 0.00 7.63 7.38 0.00 a.si c conditions remain positive, we earning the state's median in- Genesis Mtge Svcs.E Brunswick 001-257-5700 375(7.63 3.00 7.941,7.13 3.00 7.621.63 0.00 a.ea B are calling for 140,000 home come of $54,075 actually earned Manor Mortgage 201-H4-00401501.25 0.00 8.25I7.W 0.00 7.88ksa 0.00 s.se B sales in 1995." $10,200 more than the amount I Midlantic Bank, N.A. 100-274-4703 380 7.63 2.75 7.9317.13 2.75 7.90 4.88 3.00 ».«o A The NJAR composite Housing required topurchas e a median Morgan Carlton Fin'l, Matawan loo-su-erit 0 7.36 2.88 7,Mp 2.86 7.52p.eo 2.86 4.46 F Affordability Index, which mca- priced home of $145,900 with 20 Natwest Home Mortgage Mo-ut-8791 s757.se a.oo 7.67I7.00 3.00 7.5115.25 2.50 N/P A sures affordabUity factors for all percent down and a 30-year New Century Mtge,E. Brunswick 901-390-4100 370.7.63 3.00 7,94 .00 S.OO 7.49 5.83 3.00 5.91 A home buyers, was 123.2 in themortgage at B.70 percent NJ Home Funding Grp, Keyport DOR uitui 07.50 3.00 7.8817.13 3.00 7.89 4.75 3.00 5.06 A NJ Savings Bank, Somerville MI-722-MOO SSO 7.50 s.oo 7.61 te.88 s.oo 7.86|s.25 2.00 8.54 A Peapack-Gladstone Bank 001-234-0700 2001.75 O.SB 8.791.50 0.00 B.5O|S.OO 0.00 8.69 A Rahway Savings Institution 9oi-3ii-iioo325aL.38 0,00 s.sa 7.66 0.00 7.681.00 0.00 8.20 I Weichert is hosting Sterling National Mortgage,Clark 100-502-0725195 7.88 0 00 7.90 7.50 0.00 7.541.00 0.00 e.04 B United National Bank, Plainfield 909-754-5000 400 N/P N/P N/P 1.00 2.00 e.34|*.oo 2.00 9.01 A a buying seminar Valley National Bank, Wayne 100-522-4100 450 N/P N/P N/P'17.90 0.00 8,00Vw 0.00 6.59 N W.F.S.Mortgage,Warren MI-MOWS O||8.OO0.008,00(7so0.007.sop.ia0.00s.isB The Bemardsville office of Weichert Realtors will host a free seminar for prospective homebnyers 7-9 p.m. Wednes- {A)1 Yr Arm (B)30 Yi Jumbo (C>5/1 Atm(D)15Yr Bl-wtekly (6)10 Yr Ftx«d (F)COf i Arm (0)7/1 Yr Aim(H)1Q/1 Aim day, May 24. (1)10/2/30 Arm (J)Con«1ruc1. Loan (K)7/1 Conv Jumbo Afm (L)5Yr Balloon (M)3/1 Yr Arm (N)20 Yr Fixed (0)1 Yi Jumbo (P)2/1 Buydown (0)7/23 Topics include the tax advantages of home ownership, the t - 90 dty rat* lock b -• $300 ipp tee lor 30 yr fixed c - 1/2 pi. rei tt closing for 30 yr and 3/1 arm variety of financing programs available and the financial costs involved with real estate transaction. The seminar will APP PR- singl* family tiomei provide would-be buyew will all the information they need to A.P.R-Contact lender* for calculated Annual Percentage Rates MINIMUM 45-60 day rate lock make u firstrtime purchase. Current homeowners will also get Rate* art lupplled by the lenders and aft pi mnttd without guarantee Rait i and term* art subjtct to cr»r>ge. Ltndtit Inter Mted ifldhpliyinglnlotrmtion should contact Cooperntrv* Mortgage Information® (201) 7« -0313.F or mat infotmation.boirowtn ihould tips on how to get the best sales price for their home. call tht lenders Contact lender* fo» tnfotmalton on otnei mortgage product* and services Coqwalive Mortgage Information auumn Seating is limited and reservations are strongly suggested. nolW»««yfoitypogtaphtf«lttrf)fsoi omrsstom Rates listed wtrt supplied by tht lenders on WO- 5/12 N/P—NotProvidtd For more information, call Weichert's Bornardsville office at by Inatitutnn Copyright, 1W4 Cooperate Mortgnge Intermaion - All Right* Rawrvad. 766-7447. A Forbes Newspaper Supplement RealEstate May 17,18,191995-13 THE FORBES l-80

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Baautlful Great Princeton com- Mobil* Park, 1 BR lg. CAPE COD- Wsst color, raHgton, sax or na- •bound In tNa wtN maln- $1 (Repair needed). De- SO. SEASIDE PARK- tional origin, or ah inten- nalghborhood naar mute, country living at modarn Krt-DR combina- linquent Tax, flepro's, Chatham, small cotiags, tainad Split Laval noma. •hopping. $134,900. it's beat, quiet setting w/ tion, Ig. LR, laundry rm. slaapi 4, ons mils from Midway Bsach ocsan* tion to maka any auch Ofiarlng cuatom kit. 3 reo\ FDIC, RTC, IRS. front bungalow, slaapa 8, prtteranca, limitation or Prlnclpalionly.572-6706 views ft lots ot wild life. Waihar/Drytr, AC. Brand Your area. Tool tree 1- bsach, svall Miy-S«pt. BR, 1V( batha, bimt A Newer cape w/3 BR'a, 2 naw window traatmanta. 1500/wk. 908-3S8-930T 2 story dKk, cabto TV, discrimination. patio. Naw root & CAC. 600498-9778 Ext. H-5139 mlcrowsvt, washar, full baths, skylights, 125,900, 722-45B3 for current listings. $204,900. DIR; from N. decka, C/A, C/V, full DISNEY WORLD- 1850/wk, July ft Aug. Thti nawapapor wW not Ava. No. on Waitflald basement W/O, relax by ReaiEeteia condo, 2br, 1/12 bath, Ir, S450/wk, Juna ft SapL knovrlngryaccaptanyad- M Rd. toft on Ptaaaant Ava. your Inground pool. Moti- §070 MANAGIR8VAOENTS full kltchan w/ dining Call 752-4762 vtrtlilng for raal Mtata fntoftCfiisffled.' laft on Ofborah way. vated Seller, $224,900 fi ERA Office In NJ iraa, all nawty turnlshtd, which Ta In violation of PREFERRED UFESTYU looking for Manager and 2 color tva, vcr, phona, tht law. Our raadari ara WARREN- 12 Sydan- REALTY REALTOR Agents to Self Fort- all llnans, swimming tntormad that all dwaM- ham Rd Opin Houia, •08-7074000 FLEMINQTON- By cloaed Properties and pool, tsnnls, 15mln to Advertise Inga advartlaad In thla Sun. 5/21, 12-4pm. ownar, 1BR, 11/2 bath, handle Resale Market Dlsniy, S350/wk. 90«- In the CtsnHfedl nawapapor ara avaHibl* Chirmlng 3 OR, 2 bath HILLSBOROUQH- Colo- (rashly palntad, trplc, "Statewide'. Call 752-0259 on an aquaJ opportunity on partially woodad acra. nlit, 6 yr. old 4 BR, 2 ramoa. bath, fin. bamt., Tom CrtveUoat: but*. Baiutlful prlvata Road DISNEY/FLORIDA bath. Lg. LR 4 DR, Lg. mlrrorad blinds In LR, ERA Statewide Realty with Cul da Sac, laroa LR FR w/cathedrat celling backyard, pool. $98,500. AREA- Rant a two bad- SOUTH CAROLINA- w/fplc, Sunroom, at* room condo or an A- Myrtlt Bsach, 2 bd, 2 ComptaJfitoddiscrlmlna- oRo with 2 story stone fpic. 9084064792 lion In hooting on tha tachad Gar, llnlihad skylights, custom In- trams houss. Baautlful bth, fum. condo, 5 mln to HIOHLAND PARK- bills ot raca, color, biml. By ownar. CRANPORD- cuitom ground pool, finished rsaort, fully aqulppsd, batch, $400. wk, rsnlal, historic lalayttta school, DID YOU ciMd, anoaatry, martial 1249,000 M0-MI1 CH colonial, SBR, top bsmt. Fully landscaped. pool, laka snd tannls. frm April 9th. Call 908- atatua, —t or handicap toe, qulat daad-and at, gorgsous, larga 1 bad- KNOW • i« 12994419 par wMk. CaH 369-3513 Many upgradea ft cus- that an ad In this local should ba mada to Now ADVEimiiYOUR CAC, LR, DR w/buUt-ma, room, condo; brick walls, 610-870-2442 tom features to see. Ask- papar also goas Into 22 W. OCUN CITY M0.-2 Jaraay DMalon on CM EIK, (am rm, Enc porch, gormat kttchan, washar/ OKNHOUUAD Ing $256,900.874-7500 dryar; utility room.spacl- othtr local papsra? FLORIDA- 2BR condo. br. homa on canal, $550. Rights, NI W. ttata St., VOK ONLY $10. lit 11 Indry, An bamnt, tlMps six, pool/lsnnls 1 wk. plus sac. famillss 2V, bin, bffl Ig tot, Mova oua dinlng/llving room. Raach ovar 380,000 L Tranlon, NJ 00110. rHMMOMINfO raadsra with ona calll ml. frm. Dlsnty IBOOJ/29 only, call afttr 5 p.m. Phona (000)302-400S. In cond, In 1300'a. By Advertise In 1/teCtatiWsdf Aaklng only $85,000 Call CAU DONNA ownar 6094914614 14S0-U9-MH • 8/5M84978. 908-257-9357 I00>723*)000 ownar. M8-27044M. 14-May 17,18,191995 RealEstate A Forbes Newspaper Supplement

BR, EIK, bath. DR. La. yard, NO KT8I Rtffl, Option lo buv, $1*0/ mon.,90t45Hau NUNPM00K-2BR, SOMERSET- 34br, 111 I holt I wm wp- qulat arot, yard, attic, Mo ptti, m mo. £m^^ A4fWwlJaaiMi X *aHlai 'd5*M MffHi #lUUW™n T lnnaj» AvaHnow.S0S4S74NS •OUHB MOOft Boiuttlul homo, «rmi, bilri,lftundrym, porch, •410 bum Hofigo, off tlmt prkg, noir kwip. 1 1/ I i«c MIB/mo M •IDtJINSTSR- 3bf houM on Mill* w/ MUNDMOOK atabtaa. Private, WIM AVMUMJTV A Listing of Central Hew Jersey's Finest Professionals Ir, dr, Ipl, modarn IIDHINITIR- Tha Don i wMo.MaflMnoaM • kllchon. 1 1/2 bitha/ HHta, Lumrtow fnd Untt. M » $410, (n bfauttM laundry room. Ctntral air. 2BBI, 21/2 bathi, left, gardan aattinp. _Ron» To Help You When Buying or Selling Your Home. tt,200/morth 4- utU. lyr. oarago, mtoi oamng, vatad kMohan f modarn I h*Ut H nplc, pool, tmnta, prhf. convanlonoai cwoa to all pSo, tvaii. 7/2, $1975/ major Iwyii 9M-7I1-07M mo.90M7»097t. FEATURING ... REALESTATE AGENT 3BR, ranwitad, formal ItDMINIITIR-THI DR, 2 car par, $1400/ HIUJ-2 br, 21/2 btti, ofl Si puWnfli c*oa» te mo. + utHa., Sac. A Rafa. garaoa, fadbaaomant , 4/ ltranap.nrmonlnfo.eall AIT£ALOMIAIDI,CRS Othar rantala pariodictfly V$iV78.90H2T4506 | 906-267477S MORTGAGE SERVICES avail. Calt lor currant I BOUND BROOK- 2 bdr. avaltabUNy. BrakerAssoclite Townhomo w/ginga, ! 2nd fir. apt. $675. ptr. RtnaMCBftwi RBr 2BR, 2 Dim, dffacl an- ! mth. no pata, AvaU. 4/1, "SOLD ON SERVICE" SOS ISS 1311 franco, appHancn, 2nd 1906^60-9506 r CAUPON- rwwty rano- floor BR i. Oflarod at BOUND BROOK- 3rm CENTURY Zl A. MEROLA vatod ranch typa houao, $1,350/mo.+utHltloa. ! apt, nawly ramodalad, off IIOMK FINANCING A LAVECCHIA 2badrooma, living room, THO rnwoniiai ,ilr. pkg, $S50/mth > dining room, caipat, 908-752-8222 utility room, modom bath aac.utlli.35W652aftS • Certified Residential Spceiiilisi and kltchafl, attic ator* BRIDQEWATER- 3 rmt, SHMINAR • Century 21 VII* Relocation Director, aga. oil haat, parking, BRIDOEWATIR 2nd f)., W/W. No ptta. referrals around ine world. yard, oood location, naar S%DOWH , Avail 4/29. $7S0/month. • Somerset County Board Realtor- •hopping and tatvlCH, 906OS-0193. wuhar, dryar. ralrlgara- DECORATED Associate of the Year IW4-I995. tor and ttova mdudad, 1 2 BR Condo *«h youBRIDQEWATER- Avail, VI month tKurliy $1095, own garaoa A boautliul now, 1at ftr, 41/2 (g mi. June 1st • 7:00-8:00 90S43221S4 dack.wuharldrytr Naar rnaky hwyt. HaaV Inciudad. S9M0O. watar/laundry. CRANTORO- $ rmi. du- WA4M8. Call Warran No pott. 72WS14. plax, fulty rumlihao', HIII- Townthip Oftica at ANTORO 1 BR, haat alda School, all utlla plut SOS-TST-nSO cabla. Indd. W/D. Avail. I hot watar Includad. 1st Time Home Buyers Immad. S1400/mo. Call WEICHERT $628.3S$-J211 908-232-7997 daya or REALTORS CRANrORD- 2nd fir 201476-2M9 att. 5 1 HILLSBORO/BELL apt. Brma, aval. Arty 1, MEAOE- 2/3 Mr. a/c, 9 haat I hoi watar foci. State MFA Course rttl. 906-276-7470 Louis J. Deck Esq. floors, waih./dryar, dlirv wuhar, dack and patio, MANVIUl- 8 rmi, 2/3 $1,200. par. month plui i DORCHESTER BRa, 1 bath, garaga, utll. call 609-371-0684 HOU8E 110 W. End Ave., Somerville NJ Specializing in bimt. $976 + utilr iviil. 5/1/95 90^359-7374 HILLSBOROUQH- 2 Call Comnet Mortgage Real Estate! MAKVILLE- 5 rmt, 3 Bfl, Dan, DR, W/D, AC, Luxury bdrmt, Ir, kltchon, bath. gar. fplc. fin. btmt. Avail, HlghRlaa Security, +utllt, no 6720 $1350 469-1378 i ElavalorApartmanti tmoMng, no pott. Avail Services Fee of $395.00 5/1.72WH36. HIUSBOROUQH- con- temporary townhta, 2br, 722-9177 To Represent Seller NEW PROVIDENCE- 1 2 1/2 bath, loft, garaoa, j Studio family, 4br, 1 bath, full bimt, pool, tannli, 722-5500 For Reservations lodga, kltchan, Ir, now avail Imm. $1350/mth. ; UaBadroomt (908)704-9511 dacx, cloio to ahopplng Call Marilyn 87J4191 I DUNEUIN- 1 BR, norv Lie. Mtg. Banker I Irana. 1 1/2 aac. no amokar, no pita, $440+ faa, $1275 +u1lll. 464- HIUSBORO- IY utlla. Naar train, oil SI. S296 OWNER- Tha Qlan: pkg. 906-7524664 2BR, 21/2 bth, gv, fin REAL ESTATE AGENT • MORTGAGE SERVICES RIADtMOTOMTWf. bamt, many upgrtdoil . AtfvtriltelntrtaClisilflfld! INFORMATION $1200/mo. Ruttlc Log $133,900.90$-2Jr-T964. Cabin. Qrtat location. PISCATAWAY- Soclaty DUNELUN- 2 Fimily, 2 Highway vttlbWty. BR, 2nd tl. $8S0/mo Potantlal for homo ! Hill. 2br, larga Ir, dr + I om Uollim )MI 1 IN AM INC» < butlnoaa. Laaaow/optlon i kltchon, 2 1/2 batha, +utilt. 1 ^ mo. tie. i to buy $110,000. ! i300tq.ft. all appllancat. • Avail. 7/1.261-6665 SI \1I\\K To Advertise In Cantojwli tannlt plut pool. $1200 '< DUNEUIN- Modarn 2 ChnpOMala RaaHy Inc. + utllt. avail S/t Call i bdr, prWati btmt, walk lo m, mi, m, Ram 6SM937 ovai This Directory sos-m-sm M2<722 daya train no ptla. $775. plui READINOTOKTWP. utll.90M22-St55 linlimi21 \Iniml.'T(\w\ Wu>m\\w 1 Qulat araa on Hont SOMERSET COUNTY- DUNELLEN-2br apt. ofl S N( TIIIK Home IUi A profaitlonal raaltor will SUiV umUitW/Vt,nl! Firm, 3 BR houia, Ntw itr, parking, $695/mth Slik' MIA (nurse Kltchan, Stablit avail. htip you obtain a condo, iJofl I I|TII 'ItfWTVV lit littl. Call Connie at Appt.noc.$1000+utili. townnouia or houia. Laava Mtiiagi5 . CafltwyH Landlord paid rantal Ask lor lomt d\m 110 W. End Ave.t Somerville NJ CMMMdala Realty fMi. Call John Re/Max HIQH BRIDGE- 1 Bfl 969-7304311 Advantage Raaltora 90B- apt. Haal I hoi watar Call Comnet Mortgage (908) 722-3000 &34-1409 Incl. Avail. Immad. vfunivw (\ (TMTII SCOTCH PLAINS $650/mo. Services 4BR, 3 Btth Spirt Lavtl CENTURY 11 *l iVttiuiy '.I OIIKV ill N | ext. 6258 homo w/iull bimt, 2 car IMP CMppanclal«Raalty 722-5500 For Reservations gar. A convanlant lo Raaftor9OS>7304221 908-874-4700 Lie Mlg Banker ahopplng I hlghwayi- $1960/mo, + utllt Tha HIQHUNDPARK- Prudantlal Pionatr Raal BASK RIME- Boc. HIH 1BR, $750, haat 1 HW Citatt, Raattor, 2 br, 2 bth, bait Incl., n«w Klt/Bith, walk •0I-4I9191B, Indap. location/pool, $1200 to ill Horn, no petr OWTHHtAOp. (201)667-6022, Mary 906-9400. A Forbes Newspaper Supplement RealEstate May 17,18,19 1995-15 IN IOUND M0OK- q ! divide for your need, mod for warehouse ttc. wHh AC offer Call lor Into. WMW-THI. WDOLEIEX- 2700 Sq.Ft. freestanding bulldlnq. 12500/mo. fJDMM-M" MIDDLESEX- 6,115 5q.Fi, industrial specs w/ office), tprtnklered, II ft, dear, price negotiable. t0S4t7-0S1S,lla»M WATCHUWO- Charming SOUKRVILLIV IBR, terae, M mo, eet MLLSaXWOUONAREA FUrNfttLD Reft. 8171. Available 1/1 10M..JO00.JWO0 Fenced storage lot for MO-7SS46U 10,0OO.,.Up 10 20,000 rent across from Plain- fcrSt* 1 Sqft. field Police Sit. 7564031 HtUMMOUOHIWf.- NORTH PLAJMMLiV S NOTICE; AH WANTED HIGHLAND PARK- 4 Prime office apact and RARITAN- 41,000 con a BR apt. tor rent. Badroom act,, S68O mo. LONG BtACM ISLAND TO RENT •dmrtlM' modern furn. offices. quality space ideal for !$q.Ft. Industrial Mdg-one WW carpet. No peti. uttMtJaMVi mo. eecu* BNIP BOTTOM- LB Ideal for profusions!, consumer buainese eve. story-TB ft 01, loading- tTW/mo. 906474-6346 rHy.CamSOSJSBMMS. trmto are PAYABLE IN BLVD. Highly visible We parting 2464212 Take aa little or ae much hvy. power, wW dM6s. ADVANCE by caah, location, office building, PHILUPSBORO- spa- ae you want. Easy expan- > Call Broker IH-7600 A BEDROOM AVAIL. ehtck, VISA or Mftflir csdar shlngls aiding, ! MUMOftOUOM sion for growth. Just off 1/2 bathe, f/bsmt, Ir, dr, 1 cJoue S rm apt. Private A ABU- wtth cable. Fur- e«c, cond., H/W gaa Office apace available on Rt. SM. We hive best i SOMERVILLE- Rt 206 fr, pool, tennis, no pete. quiet tS4l/mo + utfte. Card. For a quoit on nished. Kitchen A bath- basebd. heal, pine pan- route 206. tease terms A pricing South, at traffic light, 11325.908-261-7973 \ 9O6-73M67I room shared. Good area cost, pteaae call eled, new wall to wall 90M74-6650 i around. Asking only 5250 aq. ft. 1950 office, for elderly man. Meals & HILLSBORO- country' PHIUJPSiURO-Totally carpet, ample off-at. ; fO/PSF (willing to nag). 3320 Warehouse, 1900 Laundry done if needed. HILLStOftOUQH- Exc. setting, 4 rm apt, apple.,' renovated. 2 Bfl, Kit, LR, parking. Owner financed. ' Before you lease tpact deck storage, 12 % 12 Reasonable, Call location, on-slts prkg., w/d hookup, garage,, nice area, S49S/mo. + *1M,S00.60M94-1762. anywhere else, check ui drive in electric overhead 722-2035 MATURE PROFES- 15'x25'( pvt. entrance, 1650+ utlls. No pets. ' utll. No pet. 90S-99S475S ; out. Ask for Sherry, door, loading dock SIONAL WOMAM- I 1675/mon Incld.I all utll., 4/1/95.908-369-4148 '$3850/mth, avail 4/17, PLAINFIELD 3 BR'a.tpIc, BERKLEY HEIOHTS- seeks small apartment 906-874-4513 •1x1240. Furn. rm In prlv. home. • CENTURY 21 ; Call 908-218-1100 MANV1LLI- 1 bdr. apt. Nice area. Section 6 oh. with private enteranca 1 nvnw p HILLSBOROUGH- Indl., Wortfon A Oraen re modeled, S525. plus Beautiful location, pool, and off St. parking Pre- Start 81000 + security. Rte. 206. 5000 & 6100 ! REALTORS hot tub, cable, near fer Westflald/Crantord fc/Sak ; 9670 utll. call 359-7374 No pets. 906-754-3366 Sq.Ft. Office & Ware- ! 9O6-874-O550 359-1118 major hwye. ft airport. area. Call (201) 565-2883 E- 1 BR, 2nd i PLAINFIELD- 2 bdr. Seeking prof, non- housa. Broker 826-7600. wkdayt, SO. BOUND BROOK fl. $62S/mo plus utlls. No near shop'g/bus/train. smoker. Asking S4&O HILLSBOROUGH- Rte. 2700 sq. ft. storefront, i pels. Call 908-725-2769 | Avail. Immed. 7564347 plus utlls. 1 mo. sac. SEEKING 3BR HOME 206, across from Duke ; SOMERVILLE- 65 N. BOUND BROOK- 1400 corner store on Main St. ; Avail Immed. 322-6748 OR APT Scotch Plains- Est. Office Condos. Call ' GastonAve. 1st II. heat & sq ft, busy Main & Hamll- PLAINFIELD- Bright, w/2000 sq.ft. bsmnt. stor- ' MANVIUE- 1/2 duplex. Fanwood, begin May or Broker 908-526-7600 AC inc. Parking avail i ton comer, c&n be di- 2br, 1 1/2 bath, kitchen, spacious 4 BR apt. Neth- BRANCHBURG June, 276-5251. age, off St. prkg, $1200/ ' • now. 903-722-3059 vided. 908-469-7932. big Ir & bsmi, 2 car park- erwood section. Across Room & Kitchenette mon., 201-736-0157 , * * * * ing lot, 2mtha soc. no from NYC-Busrtraln. $875 , Avail. $135-$200/wk 'SOMERVILLE- Court- BOUND BROOK- HUNTER DON COUNTY pels, 1 child ok, $800 t- plua sec. 906-753-7313 ! Includes' utlls. PINE 9500 house area, 5 rms, Law- Approx. 1,8O0 sq.ft. High 9650 Salem Square. Prlmo utils, 563-9034 ! MOTEL908722-9520. Mfsceflanoous or, Acdnt., otc. Lavs. & Uaific location. Display RAHWAY- Completely Office ftentafs office space for rant, it Owner 722-1032. window. S1,BS0/monlh. MANVILLE- 3 room apt. remodolod.i bdr. apt. DRIDGEWATER- Rentals 3,000 to 18,000 sq.ft. Will SOMERSET SOMERViLLE- Office No pa's. $600,'month : with dishwasher, conv, Furnished, N/S, Kitchen finish lo suit. REAL ESTATE AGENCY space, close to bu&. 218-0527^ , location , good iiroa, no priv., off street prkg., 908-534-4569 (ri03) 725-1323 pot'). SG25. 90B-?33-f!M5 I cable, AC..90B-52.6-1068. • NOTICE: All MISCEL- Approx. 1700 sq.ft. avail, dist.. 13x10, lg. l);iso MANVILLE- 4 im 2 br. j LANEOUS RENTALS fur luaso lor MANVILLE ' stu'arjo, amplo pi»rVinrj. no pots, 1 rhiki, siov<\ professicnnl/commorcial no! hdep. iicc'js. Call (r,/1 rel. water, (mat, 5UQ0. SOMERSET- single m/f, \ advertisements are 1000 uq.fl. Prof/Bus. uso. Hiiihwjy fronlagfi 10a ;ip only. 722-7770._ !j12 Washington AVP RAfUTAN- 1 rm apt. no children, no polo. All | PAYAPLE IN ADVANCE , Supor location. 1st floor Call (or Dotails. nttrac'ivo, C'jtnforlable. SOML'RVILLE- One - Beauty $3Wmo utl incl utllitins InclnijelJ. $35' , by cash, chock, VISA i MARTINSVULE-- t HI?, week. &Ofi-0j6-6Ci95_. ___ Tlio Prudential Main Ct. corner. First blcicK Uc-\r\ Couithouso. i. for ronl. call Ivan r no pots, reK >oc, $/00 or Master Card. For a I Pioneer Rfl»l Estate vacancy in 25 yrs. A-*ard wiiiniruj 5000 nor. i utils. 90fJ"1i]'.t.?333 SOMtnVIULH- Gunito- i on cost, Realtor 900-059-4300 S^ fl OHMJO H'lio Kc.:-i.ilhMei(i~ RANALnBROWII.niTR. r 3SII '•' l I'JOO S'J.t'. ti.'i5al'.U;'i. r Wi. <..t.'.'W',MbU:fl~ for Sfrld l J0rn3, i'/ul fr., T 3 Rd., METUClitN- V-.ti i'i'.n 1 0 • : r MI hy own IK, !!, Uvt mi-', \UT. Si 1 V- HtNT- ',, r< 'I l!",ml.ii i t t'(i -.rniin'j .?!••!. 1't b '.Hi: -.M V-'H- '.•.•• '712 SOUTH .:..;•• ,H F LA INS- me **».J- l W **(*,, , Mi'h, •' •*--:'•' 300 S 1 -| ,i .y.iiow.i, \m East ^\,i.b.-i \i\>-.\\t\i<' ;, for :•<•'•.)"(•• .' I-,'. 'V; i rvfi' .-O11' 1 1 r ... • :•;., i..f.'i) sq.ft. Iroe pfMl WAP, } i'-S'' uiiil ' !> f l F r» T C• ft s G V fl. •'-•I • '. '\-; it T S 'i iCi! Afi' 1 lOCinucJ. M.-'.ii '.it Ir.L-.iiioii, nvin' Uf.'ifV- U, '.V ,V (•/•; ij. t, SotlO i ulil'i. !:(!,:•.'!'<: ' ft hsfftfu iiiiiis i";)[ j. .ti", •(. r, D OClCi , iiva(l:i"l'i. C-ill Info •:,<\?. ParriiHj $10,00 Sf n pi.pt, off st. ph.). clu M7G ov.i liiblo Ov.nnF iiv 5 i,'M Aifiiitl'Ct, 'lilC. [iC*i-it1H -JUO-C27-O61I)_ liNN, Good Motaii Loca- Executive effect ti:.-0 lirn, Suitable for ollico/ to .;!i.'ni;5lts n.j.-.r Wliita- i.!f,v cr |>ayof 7'/0-nar RARITAN- 3 l!H. ? tl. W-' MOUNTAINSIDE- 1 SQTT.-2200 SQ.f T. foi Wr;fehoupo or Protes- D liook.i!|j k\\,4482. RARITAN- 5rm lor ronl, Plainliold on So. Plain- coplor. $30D. 271-2938 charges. 90B-233-2606. Street. ZODOsq. ft. exc. vonloni to train, $375 * street. 908-273-4499. 1st II, 2 family houso, field Ave. For details call location for retail. Call 1/3 Util3. 234-0927 pkg In back lor 2 cars, 908-548-8695 BRIDGEWATER- Strate- PISCATAWAY- 1100 WANTED- small office • S26-3661 MIDDLESEX- Prlmo Avail 6/1, month & hail gic Rt. 206 location. 8000 sq.ft. office/other uses. SOMERVILLE- 2 br. or share In Poapack Ares, 2nd fir, 5 rms nowly soc. 725-1197 STOWAWAY SELF sq.ft. Colonial bldg. Great location. $500/mo. SOMERVILLE- Prime apt. to shire In beautiful Gladstone/Far Hills Area. renovated, lull aiilc, STORAGE- has two lo- Pascals Rltr 73M032 752-0001 Century 21 ' Retail Space available 2 family Colonial. For Professional Consultant. Avail. 3/15. 5625 Incls. RARtTAN- NEW, Single cation! with many sizes Ed Nugent Realtors • from 550 sq.ft. to 3000 appt. call 722-5034. 908-781-2040, Iv. m»g. heat & HW. 11/2 mos. Prol. onlv, No pets. Near of self storage units : CLINTON TWP. RTC 22 sq.ft. In the bustling sec. NO PETS. 908-968- • Elhicon/Oriho. $675/mo, available. Rt.22 East Officer Common Recep. . PLAINFIELD- Historic WESTFIELO- 400 sq.ft- Courthouse Squsre sres. 2153 or 968-1131. incl. utiia. 908-725-2065. Whltshouae, 908-534- & Lav., Pkg. ft utll. Incl. District. Approx.1000 offlce space. Central Ideal for florist, photo 6090 or Rt. 22 Weat Leb- I $295/mo. 7304006. t sq.ft. CAC, bath & a hall, business district. 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Share con- SQ FT. $1100 /mo. Prol 9840 • investments/ side, Many amenities, I Estate Wanted Waiher/Dryer, parking. ference rm ft reception- office space, prkg avail, Opportunities Exc. tor Yupplesl 2 BR In : Commons, Rt. 287 & Rt, HIGHLANO PARK- Ap- S525/mo Avail. Immsd. ist: Nsar GSP. $474/mo Morettl Realty 755-5300. 2nd story of 2 (am., Pvt.'! 22. Call tot 728 2SW. proK. 7,000 sq. ft. Light Call 234-9731 sft7 9C10 (Incl. utlls.I 90B-276-6466 antr., Off St. prka., SOUTH BOUND BROOK I — — manufacturing. 908-214- 9810 Fenced yard, EIK w/DVV, • Binftot* ProptffJt* SOMERVILLE/ 1240. 1st II. of house, 6rmst DUNELLEN new W/D, Attic storags, • carpeted, nice area, i DID YOU forSsh Modern off-atriet parking Main Street 450 sq. fl. 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If you can't take the kids to the fessor of sociology at Rutgers, re- United States, take the United girding the reasons people of our Statei to the kids, generation may wish to pierce var- That's the idea at the John F. ious parts of their anatomy. Kennedy School where a 20%-30- We caught the good Professor foot map of the United States was musing that Gen-Xer's may be in- painted on the floor of the schools dulging in our own subculture all-purpose room. identity statements and rituals as The map features all 50 of the a way to "one-up" Baby Boomers United State~ s in bright primary Prof, babe, you've gotta' be kid- colon ding. The map is part of a program Essentially what the professor is sponsered by Bell Atlantic to help driving at is that we X«i define children with their geography ourselves completely with regard skills, to tr« youthful exploits of genera- The paint was donated by Ric- tions gone by. Were they to retain cardiBroi.inlselin.NJandthe any more arrogance and utter self actually painting was done by the impedance than they arc already ATW Volunteer, teachers, parents swelled with, Boomers might very and other members of the com- weU self destruct in a great glut- munity. ihennc-nudeaf-portr "Everyone likes it/' says princi apocalyptic-whirbang of an explo- pal Alfcech "No one is really sion. And gee, wouldn't that be a sure how we're going to use it bummer. We're into CAT testing, as next The idea that we who look upon week comes alon„g well see." thep9eucV>angryg*g-g-generation The map has no information of the Ws in 1085 and see the such as cities in order for children greying, balding pates glimmer be- to learn the geography of the neath the glare of comer offices on country. Wall Street and Madison Avenue ATT has developed 20 games to to whom they sold out when it was go along with the map to help dear that permanent social change teachers utilize the resource. There would mean just that, and see is a concentration game to help them as "the people to one-up", is children learn the names and re- absurd and does a disservice to the sourcees of the states, a bean-bag only generation to make a total, tossing game as well as games for unrelenting cut of the generational older children in the K-5 school. umbilical cord. Some schools have chosen to put We X-ers are not interested in the map outside on their play- "dropping out" because we are grounds, but Mr. Czech says JFK being financed by our folks to do What to do.... 12-17 chose the all-purpose room, which so.WeholdBA'sandworkatser- serves as a gym, cafeteria and au- vice industry jobs for $4.50 an ditoriam, to give teachers more hour. Cmon Sunbeam (or is it freedom to use the map. back to Dierdre since we landed "We thought it would be a better that neat publishing job in '84) you teaching tool inside," says Mr. know the type, the kid with the Czech. "So teachers could use it all pierced nose and the portable Dining out. 18 year round." Henry Miller who can't help but The map is constructed from a sneer from behind the counter special template that contains a every time you drop into the Bar dot outline of the country. White nes and Noble or Waldenbooks to sprey paint is used to create the pick up the latest pop-psych-self- dot pattern on the states on the help-trash in bard cover, surface, then each territory is So, we thrash to grunge, metal, Introductions 23 painted a different color to create industrial haroVcore funk and reg the map. gae, we mosh, we write speeches •lie template which was used to for the president of the US. (Eric create the map has been kept by Lu), we rage against the compla- JFK and will be used to create cency and hypocrisy of our elected more maps at other scholos in leaders, we are gay and straight, South Flainfield The next school right and left, black and white, we to get a map will be Roosevelt el- are poets and stock brokers, we Cover photo: ementary school. vote, we work (for the lowest wages), we pay taxes. And we pierce. Whriling Dervishes. w. X' You don't have to like it But Weofthe Gen-X Ok in Weekend you must understand that if you Confidential take wild exception to dont, thafs your hang-up not SHAB0NWL8OWKKEN0PUJ8 se^^aiirmientsmadebyPro- ours. We are who we are-and fessor Benjamin Zabloctri, a pro- only we can define what that is. r .* t

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WfiRMNCHUGHB ing patients, doing mail, phones Lifestyles of the soon-to-be famou U s WtatandflUswtor 'Ev«yboflyshou/dbe/na and errands," Dazzo says. I do hey lead double lives: re- many things, but I wear a lab coat spectable 9-5 members of band for one @g. You'll so I look official. My job is the the work force by day, rock get the feeling of only anal thing Tve got Part of my Tn' roll animals by night life wants to have that order to it "When music is that deep in camaraderie, the joy of It allows my musical life to be your soul, it's impossible to stop," tree-form," explains Bob Levy of Trash Maver- maWng no/se, feeing an He says it's hard to understand icks, one of three local bands inter- audience, putting on a the mindset of a local band viewed. "Everybody should be in a band Weekend Plus asked three expe- show and getting drunk for one gig. You'll get the feeling rienced bands why they do it tour- of camaraderie, the joy of making ing the local circuit of dubs afterwards.' noise, facing an audience, putting doesn't always pay the bills. Al- -Don Dazzo on a show and getting drunk after- though it's a demanding second wards." job, Whirling Dervishes, Trash Whitling Diuishes The Dervishes rehearse Tuesday Mavericks and China White all say nights and write one night a week, they love it When he's not performing one according to Dazzo. Front man Don Dazzo of the of the band's 50-100 shows a year, "Every night is filled with some- Whirling Dirvishes defines his he works as a medical records thing musical, whether it be writ- band of late 20's and thirtysome- clerk at the Westfield Orthopedic ing, rehearsing or gigging." thing members as a "modem alter- Group. They've come so dose to star- native art rock" band. MI (unction as an orderly, wheel- _ „ a ^ PHOTO BY.PHIL LEO (Please turn to page 6) Don Dazzo of tht Whirling Oorvithu do«t hit thing. \sK.\sin.) Qii.snos... Don Bazzo Bob Levy Paul Galiszewskl of Whirling Dervishes of Trash Mavericks of China White :s- 1. Who do you think is the most Robert Reed (Mr. Mike Brady), The Fonz. (Yes he knows the Tiger the dog becwie he was the attractive of the Brady Bunch and especially now he's dead. Fonz was on Happy Days) It's an only one smart enough to run why? obscure 1970's television refer- away from that famiry until he got ence because he was the coolest. caught.

2. What is the oddest thing thrown Shaving cream that got in my eyes 1 was hit in the head with a hot Our road manager, Smitty, at you on stage? and blinded me. We were picing dog at the Court Tavern in New people on Halloween and some-. Brunswick, body hit me.

3. If you were a Star Wars The dark side because my voice Definitely the dark side because I would like to be on the dark side character would you be on the is deep. that's where real rock n' roll is. bccauie 1 could get blown up it light or the dark side of the force? the end of each movie and still end up in the next one.

4. What do you think of 1 like them, especially pigs. My Check track (wo on our new McDonalds docs a wonderful job farm animals? wife would love to have them compact disc. Hint: it's called with them, around here. "Hog Wild."

5. Whut docs love nnian to you? Love means my wife and family No answer ;-: l'-> A lour letter word at this point, and good friends. It also means - the goose bump pimply feeling ^^•r/,-^f:':^\ v, Vl/ :: : ; \ • \ •when you hear something in a ' ?4\*''-'|; Vi'^?. 'f song that hits you. •.;•-> 6 Cover story

TXMStH BAirrt,»!«» Lawn Overture Parachute Dancing Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 3 in D minor MOONUGHT ROCK STARS Beethoven Symphony No. 5 w C minor Two have kids. We all have full- (Continued from page 5) MM •dom, they ooukt almoit have quit 'It passed the^# test* time Jobs and the regular buU the day job. But maybe that's not in life, but we still find the time to It's a good test for rock write songs, practice and play gigs. Ticked: $15 MS; Stu4wt/S«nlor null tvtUibfc Ttimen Barto the point MIL mHiiUJW it HI Ml IH1 "WeVe made enough money to and ntf/when (he dancers We've seen so many of our peers have one penon live comfortably. come and fall by the wayside. It's People on the outside see us just can bump and ffind to ft.' really not easy. We work com- as people trying to make it At pletely on our own terms." some point, you stop really caring -Bob Levy The band performs nearly every about that and get into your craft." Trash Mavericks weekend and has played "almost "We've always had small suc- every bar in New Jersey at one cesses" he says. "We've always The group's growing body of time or another" according to had something on the horizon, lit- work includes a 1986 EP release Levy. tle goals to achieve and we did/1 caUedHutorv Kicks You, which Levy, an Edison native, works as They wrote, recorded and pro- was followed up with Affordable a cook at a Rahway gc*go bar duced a song for the short-lived V/otid, an EP release the following called Breathless. NBC television show The Adven- year. The first full-length album, "It's an upscale kind of place tures qf Marie and Brian in 1901. Stamp? and Wonderful, hit the with clientele from the shirUnd- Two years later, they had music street* in 1992, as well as a Ghrist- tie set to the biker crowd and ev- featured in Paradise Beach, an masEP called IMA it Would erything in between," he says. "I Australian soap opera likened to Snouj. With it Would Snoufwu* re- have a 9-hour day at the gogo bar, our own jiggle-test, Baywatch. released last year under the title take a shower and do a three-set "We're just playing music we Grinch, highlighting its Christmas night," he says, adding the itiner- enjoy,1* he says. wIf it gets legs na- spoof 'You're A Mean One Mr. ary is repeated Saturday, following ( tiowdly(thit d be wonderful" Grinch." They've also had songs a 3-hour cat nap. "When you're younger, you on various compilation albums. Tin comfortable in a bar set- think you can change the world The band's membership has re- ting," he lays. "With the flashing We're totally in love with music. If mained unchanged for 10 yean. lights, it's very tacky in its own It brings national attention, cham- "We're really a family," says way." pagne parties, money and appear Dazzo. Breathless also plays his music ances on the Howard Stern Show, That feeling is shared by a Cran- once in a while. great* fard-Edison-Hifihland Park con- "It passed the gogo test," he A video for one song, "Strange glomerate, Trash Mavericks. The says. "It's a good test for rock and group of thirtysomething musi- roll when the dancers can bump with the musk used incidentally dans have worked the local band and grind tor in several shows, including The scene for eight yean.* The group has had dozens of BioPfctuw and The Heal World *Three of our guys are married (Please turn to page 7)

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(Continued from page 6) out When we got going, the wheel lineups" before the current setup 'Our jobs are secondary stowed down, Finally our guitar- finally stablllied, he says. to what we realty want to ist's amplifier blew from us steal- Playing what Levy likes to call ing power off of each other." "roots rock," a blend of basic do. If all the success China White is actively chasing blues and rock and roll, Trash doesnt happen, mil try the elusive reigns of stardom* ac- Mavericks is a band that feels cording toGaliszewski . you're never too old to rock. ft again with something MTV" was a big influence on the The band has rambled along members of China White while under many guises. Its outlook on diffemV they were in high school success is basically: If it comes, -Paul Gal/szewsW "It defined what we wanted to great; if it doesn't, that's just fine do," Galiszewski says. the MAGICAL, MUSICAL, SPECTACULAR of... too. China White China White has tapes circulat- "Our number one goal is to ing around the music industry, please ourselves," he says. "We've Music is like an addiction, says hoping they'll find their way into paid no attention to what's main- Levy. the tape player of a prospective stream. If we get some success, "When you're in your 20*st it's all label bigwig. that's great There have been sex and drugs for a couple of years "Our jobs are secondary to what bands we've played with on the and then the bottom falls out," he we really want to do," Galiszewski scene who got signed, recorded an says. "If you got into the scene for says. "If all the success doesn't album, it wasn't marketed well the music, that's what sustains happen, we'll try it again with and they broke up. Sometimes I you." something different Nothing we think it's a blessing we haven't Despite the drug undertones of do will be considered a failure, just gotten signed." the band's name, the members of not the right way." Small successes have kept the Edison-based China White say China White produced a self- band afloat, according to Levy. that's not why they picked it titled demo EP in 1991 and fol- "In our minds, we are extremely Trying to come up something, lowed it up with a single of "All I successful/1 he says. "Financial members of the band were playing Want For Christmas" and "You success was never a factor." some simple random word as- Are The One" in 1992. Their early Trash Mavericks released a self- sociation. For no real reason, the work led toth e release of Coitfes- titled cassette in 1991, following two words stuck. The result is oeo- sums, a 1994 album, that up with lucky 13 last year on ple who go tothei r gigs sometimes "We've gotten radio play and compact disc. get the wrong idea. have been contacted by lawyers "Putting out a CD of all original When not working full time jobs, who are interested in shopping it music and doing it ourselves was a the band manages nearly 100 around," Galiszewski says, adding big success," he says. "We make shows a year. the band has opened for such acts ILLUSIONISTS very little money, but most of the "When the show's over we go as Joan Jett and Warrant They've money we do make goes back into back to Edison with the equip- also recently won an opening the band, We book ourselves, ment and 90 percent of the time round contest in the New Jersey There's money to be kept track of go get something toeat, " says Best Band competition. and bills to be paid. It takes a lot drummer Paul Galiszewski. "Then The group is planning a three- FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY! of dedication to keep it going." we go toslee p and start the whole week tour through the Midwest Levy's closest brush with celeb- thing over the next day." later this year, China White play rity happened in 1978. Things don't always run so the Stone Pony next Saturday. MAY 19th AT 8:00 PM MAY 20 AT 7:00 PM "I was standing in line at smoothly. Even if they share little else, CBGB's in New York about two "We were playing the Howell Trash Mavericks, Whirling Der- TICKETS ARE (5 FOR CHILDREN UNDER 12, $8 ADULTS weeks before Sid Vicious killed his Fair last year," Galiszewski says. vishes and China White share a girlfriend Nancy," he says. "They "We were performing under a tent, passion. 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That * UAt unite tfte Vita. munications system is damaged in doesn't mean this isn't a flrst-rate a fight with a Russian submarine thrill ride worth checking out Weekend Plot, May 17. Kid stuff 11 Once around the tracks fm I Cwn Conversation keeps coming back to the same subject dates wear? FliMtHGTOM Mtotandta yo/lh wrter Now, with the two main bases ff^oday I think I finally reached Ewy day as my Wends covered and with gym class about I my talking point For the half over, we start to talk about the •*• umpteenth time my friendi and I walk ad inffnftum somewhat less engrossing logistics and I got on (hat topic which has around and around the of the prom. There's the question Mn 25-28 been getting saturation coverage of transportation: Should we ride for the last 3K monthi at least 1ft track, we manage to in a limo? With whom should we Citt|Nia iKhdt: M Chthn, PtraUi Nb, Pntiiht FiraHtit, that topic which has replaced the setae on the same ride? At whose house should we rwlnh AniU, RHII, VVt«i*v Ctraicv CMI^ httw>, weather as a sure icebreaker and stop for a photo op? Can we even < afford a limo after paying off our PiiiM(IURi iCUii|,rilminiiNKk,MKkMiR!! often has become a sore spot of hackneyed d/scusstans, dresses? debate tordos e Mends. Then there's the delicate matter No, not the OJ.Simpaon trial stable planning. The object is to ICraft Show Hours: Thur. thru Sat. 10-9 • Sun. 11 It's the upcoming senior prom. them Horn some mimrteiy assemble five couples-all of It all started around February. whom get along, all of whom know Back then, seniors started musing, each other - in such a way that considering those all-important Tilk to anyone on the Inter- everyone gets to sit with her best prom-related details: whom to friend and no one feels shafted.lt Sponsored By: choose as a date, what to wear, net?" is an almost impossible task, at- what kind of limo to rent Back "Got any cousins?" tainable only with the most skillful This point typically comes to a negotiations and diplomacy. then the topic was still freshan d dead end, so we move on to more Hilltop Crafts interesting. As February and rewarding discussion - namely, For me, planning prom weekend March wound to a close and the what to wear. I, personally, told has been the rnoft difficult dedd- deadline for prom bids drew closer my sob story at least three or four ing among the sophtaticated- and closer, what was once a pleas- Broadway^hcwflus-day-in-New ant side conversation became the times. York itinerary, the wild-weekend- focus of all attention. Now with I went shopping in about half a at-thfrfceach package, or the more- most of the bids in and the grand dozen stores. I tried on about 25 parent-friendly school-sponsored- event only a week or two away, dresses that were too big or too cruise.ptui-food-nighVs steep plan. prom chatter has reached a fe- juvenile or too expensive or too My friends and I hash over this vered pitch. commonplace. Then finally, fi- dilemma for the remainder of the nally, I found one that not only class. On the way back to the lock- Every day as my gym class looked fairly decent but would fit er room we start all over again, friends and I walk ad infinitum with minimal alteration. Satisfied making more suggestions for our around and around the track, we with my choice, I waltzed it up to dateless companions. manage to settle on the same the cashier and found that lo and So, finally, I got bored with this hackneyed discussions, every day behold it was on sale. What could circular conversatioa I realized 1 approaching them from some mi- be better? that over the last three weeks we'd nutely different angle, fishingfo r Treat Your Bath To A Makeover After purchasing the dress (silly, really beaten the topic to death. I some extra detail that wasn't men- silly me), I went to check out one thought that by the time the prom GroutMaster will professionally strip, tioned yesterday. more store, and what do I see on comes well all be so sick of it we 1CQSI The first point we talk about is the first rack but the gown of my wont even want to go. clean and regrout your bath floor, (of course) prom dates. Thankfully dreams! I tried it on and... it fit! I MI swear," I told my friends, "I recaulk tub deck and/shower walls, Bit, most of us have already chosen looked at the price tag and it was don't want to hear one more word our dates. There are always those exactly four times as much as the about the prom!" But I know that seams and waterways. THE RESULTS one or two highly indecisive pro- dress I'd just bought on sale. So, by tomorrow some unturned rock crastinators, the ones who finally knowing full well that I have no will capture our attention. And decided last week to go to the use for two prom dresses, I left the while we're walking aimlessly prom, who seem destined at this gown of my dreams in the dress- around the track, the topic of %'\ :innnrii point to just go alone and eat two ing room. And it's haunted me choice will be ...what else? meals. ever since. The rest of us, good friends that My friends extend their sympa- Christina is a graduating senior we are, apply ourselves to offering thies, I hear their woes, and then at PiscaUway High School She helpful suggestions. we get down to the nitty-gritty. will soon attend her senior prom "How about so-and-so who sits What color stockings? What color inatess-thaihdreanHiuality- ahead of you in history class?" shoes? What hair style? What color dress that will still no doubt, "How about your lab partner?" tuxes and bow ties should our Innk ILL TAKE

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CHATFIELD-S ANITA LVOMI 8 p.m. Saturday, May 20 273 Main St, Gladstone 7 p,m, Sunday, May 21 Ridtanam Auditorium, United Method* Church Princeton Unfcenity (906)234-2080 MAY 73WHI*>rty.Whltohoute (609)258-5000 •N#t Tram, May 19, (908)534-2064,463-2007 •World premiere of The Wbr Prayer, an orato- CUT-CHATS •Soprano tings works by Mozart, Faure, rio by David Sampton; also Beethoven1! Mass 3 South Bergen St, Dowr Brahms, and other composers ^Victoria Ada- In C major and Ooriotan overturn. Admission (201)366-9420 menko, piano, Adults $10, children $5, $25,120; discounti available. •The Soft Parade, May 20. DAVID MAISENQIU PWNCfTON UMVEMfTY CLUB BIN! great 7 p,m. Sunday, May 21 ORCHESTRA Route 35, Saymille Watchung Arts Center 8 p.m. Saturday, May 27 (908) 727-3000 18 Stirling Rd.,Watchung Richartfun Audttorium •Renaissance (w/Annle Haslam), May 19. entertainment (908)753-0190 (609)258-5000 •Retjna Belte, May 20. •Singer-storyteller performs in a gallery set- •Performing work* by Edvard Grieg and Aaron •GlenBurtnlck,May26. Along Stuyvesant ting. Admistion $8, Copland. Adults $7, itudents 13. •Zactiary Breaun, May 27. MASTERWOiK CHORUS RAMTANVAUEY CHORUS THE CLUBHOUSE Downtown Union 4 p.m. Sunday, May 21 8 p.m. Friday. May 19 116 Watchung Ave., PialnfleW Community Theatre United Reformed Church (908) 769-9267 78EtoEXiT49A 100 South St., MorKstwm 100 Watt Mam St.Somerviffe •Good Girit Don't May 19. (201) 539-8006 (908) 2S14509 •ChariieSabm,loun0sMayl9. »40th-anniversary concert, featuring opera •RMvannlwfsary concert faaturir^ works by •NewUfeCritls,May20. Admission arias and the "Ode to Joy" from Beethoven's Moart, Schubert, Mendelsohn, and other •Sudie* Wayne, lounge May 20. Choral Symphony. Admission $40-$20, compoeart Admteion SB. •LurkerPark,May25. DAVID MEIDKCO SOMERSET MUS COACH N'PADDOCK Parking 4 p.m. Sunday, May 21 CHtlDROfS CHOWS Route 173, Hampton First Presbyterian Church 2 p.m. Sunday, May 21 (906) 735-7889 1731 Church St., Rehway Fetonnip Via*, 3575 •Jim Hoffman, May 19. (908) 382-0803 VatoyRd., liberty Comer •ChetVamer,May26. Sponsored By: •Organist performs on the church's new organ, (908)647-7600 COCKTAU Union Township Free admission. works by Purcel, Perjotesl, 51 Main St, South River Chamber of Commerce MONMOUTH SYMPHONY Charte* Ives, and other composers. Free ad- (908) 257-8325 & Union Township S.I.D OKHESTftA mission. •Bums In the Park, May 19. 3 p.m. Sunday, May 21 SP1WNQ FESTIVAL •Who Brautfit the Dog, Voices, May 20. Count Basle Theatre OF CHORAL MUSK Forrtoana THE COLUMNS 99MonmouthSt,,RedBank 7:30 p.m. Sunday, May 21 Space ftantol: 601 Ocean Aw. (908) 758-1760 United Methodist Church (908)906^036 •Performing works by Vivaldi, Timothy Broege, 460 Main St, Chatham Avon-by-the-Sea Ravel, and Mahler w/Francls Perry, guitar. Ad- (908) 233-4211, 756-2468 (908) 988-3213 mission $12, discounts available. •Featuring an Easter Cantata written by Mark •Sensational Soul Cruisers, May 19. MUSIC CARNIVAL Miller, the church's music director, and sung COMMON GROUND 2 p.m. Sunday, May 21 by the church choir. Donation. 50 Maple St., Summit Fine Arts Theatre, Rider MATTHEW SWEET (908)273-2131 University, Lawenceville 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 24 Open mike, Sunday evenings. (609) 921-2663 Count Baste Theatre •Cver the Edge, May 19. •Works of Salnt-Saens, Bizet, Bartok, and 99MonmouthSt,RedBank •Ralph LJtwin, May 20. other composers, plus a real-life carnival. (908) 842-9000 •Elaine Silver, Don Stepian, May 26, Adults $5, senior citizens and students $3. •"New rock" singer-songwriter now hitting his •Billy Binford, Dave Adams Band, May 27, MUSIC OF MANY LANDS stride on his third album 100% fun. Admis- CONNIE'S 4 p.m. Sunday, May 21 sion $18. Route 35, Sayreville Crescent Avenue TOSCA (908) 721-6223 Presbyterian Church 8 p.m. Friday, May 19 Oldies club, 716 Watchung Ave.. Plalnfieid 3 p.m. Sunday, May 21 •Charmer (w/Bob Kulink), May 19,20. (908) 756-2468 Villa Victoria Academy, Trenton •Rodger Johnson, The Hubcaps, May 28. •Songs from China, the Philippines, Mexico, {609)683-8000 CORNERSTONE and other nations, sung by the Crescent Sing- •The Puccini opera from 19th-century Rome, 25NewSt,Metuchen ers. Adults 110, senior citizens and students sung in Italian (with Entfsh supertHtes) by the (908)549-5306 PEEDWAY $5. Bohema Opera. Admission $35-115, ffoup •Terry Blalne Quartet, May 19. MUSIC OF THE SPHERES IX rates available. •Ray Alexander Quartet May 20. 7 p.m. Sunday, May 21 THE TRUE STORY •Harry Mien Trio, May 24. New Jersey State Museum OF CINDERELLA •Ray Gallon Quartet, May 26. SATURDAY •* MAY 20™ •• 6:00 PM 205 West State St., Trenton 7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 20 •Joey Caveteno Quartet May 27, (609) 292-6310 First Presbyterian Church, 270 COUNTRY VIEW MANOR •Electronic music and visuals by Frank Lewin WoodMd$Ave.,Metucr«n 301 AmweHRd., Belle Mead HOLIDAY INN OF CLINTON of Princeton. Free admission. (908) 549-5107 (908)359-4700 NJ. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA •Sung by an ensemble from the church with •The Silwrtonet, May 19. 6:30 p.m. Friday, May 19 full narration. Adults $5, children under 12 •Eric McMann, Jerry "Red Wlsor," (comedy), Sponsors Crescent Temple, Trenton $2; dessert extra. May 20. 8 p.m. Saturday, May 20 THE VIRGINIA COMPANY •Call for details, May 27, State Theatre, New Brunswick 7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 20 COURTTAVERN DAYTONA LATE MODELS 3 p.m. Sunday, May 21 124 Church St. Symphony Hall, Newark Route 29, Stockton New Brunswick LATE MQDEL ROOKIES (800) AUf GRO (908) 213-1100 (908) 545-7265 •New Jersey premiere of the overture to Para- •Music of Colonial America, performed by an •The Trash Mavericks, May 20. chute Danc/nj by Ubby Larson; also works by ensemble from Wiiliamsburg, Adults $12, se- DOWNTOWN CAFE plus NASCAR GAS (GREAT AMERICAN STOCKS) Rachmaninov and Beethoven. Admission $45- nior citizens and students $9, 8 West Front St, Red Bank $15, discounts available, VASILYYANKOVKH (908) 741-8844 piusTRICO sponsors NJ. YOUTH SYMPHONY 8 p.m, Friday, May 26 Alan Rubenfetd, early show Fridays. 3 p,m. Sunday, May 21 Barren Arts Center Pat Guadagno (guitar), Mondays, 582RahwayAve. WoodbridgB 100 LAP ENDURO WITH OVER 100 CARS State Theatre, 19 Livingston Ave,, Now Brun- t Andrea Migjiacclo, early show Thursdays, (908) 745-4489 swick The Babes (unplugged), late show Thursdays. •Gypsy music from the Balkans, sung by a (908) 771-5544 •Sharon & The Blues Jump, May 19. FREE PARKING •Dances of Ga/anfa by Kodaty; the Russian Russian national. Free admission, •Rhythm ABabs, May 20. Easter overture by Rmisky-Korsakov; Shostak- •Benny Hl-R 4 The Aces, May 26. ADULTS $12.00 Kids 12 & Under FREE ovich's Symphony No. 5, Admission $10. •Soul Engines, May 27. UESLODENWELLER/ JOHNKAEFIR FREDDY'S 4 p.m. Sunday, May 21 1 Mill St., Bemardsvtlle St, Bernard's Church, 88 Claremont Rd., Bor- BOURDON STREET CAfE (908) 766-6575 nardsville OM Bay Restaurant •Tropical Storm, May 19. Winston Racing Scries (908) 766-0602 61 Church St., New Brunswick >EB3, May 20. •Soprano (she) and pianist-composer (he) (908) 246-3111 •Comedy night, May 21. perform his works, plus arias from noted op- •Fat Possum Mississippi Juke Joint Caravan, •Burke Bros., May 26, Flemington Speedway eras. Admission $8, May 19. •Shots, May 27. ORION STRING QUARTET •Blues Jumpers, May 20. QATTO'S SPORTS CAFE 1 mile North of Rt. 31 Circle 8 p.m. Saturday, May 20 •Loop Garou, Mfly 24. 1001 West CamplalnRd. Edward Nash Theatre, Rarltan •Gary Primtch, May 25. Valley Community Collegia •Eddie C. Campbell May 28. (908) 725-9340 (908)782-2413 Route 28, North Branch . • • • •Voodoo Rhythm Klnfc May 27. •Johnny Chariet, May 28. 14 What to do Weekend PkMiy 17-19 (909)979-4979 231 Frenkir) AMI, NuHey •Ilia Hamm, w* and danoa wua. B (201)661-1316 Ua p.m. May IB, 20; T p.m, May 21. AAnUon •iwy Jot Sends, May lit TompMni AWi) louth fWnnaif 110. 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(609) 443-5591 Hours: Mon,-Thun Ham-iopm •Murdar myMaiy dinnar thaMar irth audianot • Individual Uber^BUe Jam, Tuesday* Frl.-SM. nem-npm * Sunday Noon-1 Opm pvtic^tton. 7:30p.m. Mty 19,27. Ad- •LMn| Earth, Mty 19, 135 W. Main Street minion $3*>95. 400 Rt, 206 North, Somcrvillc •Cross Out SUN, itomoon Mty 30. Bedminster, NJ 07921 •PHI Runtin, cww§ May 20. 91Ur»iariNyPI.,Prlnotton (at The Hills) (Dmmttmi Pilhrnirk Slwppini Ctnttr) •Tnt MBIDMNIi MMOOn Mty 21i NOW PLAYING •Tr* Bathers, ever** Mty 21 (J8WJ69W000 Til.: (906) 781-6800 Ttl: (908) 685-0357 Bw4Tt Thh eB Bushmen, May 24. •MtontfarfU Tenntseee, Bdan Frtel pJay about FAX: (908) 781-2363 FAX: (908) 685-0581 •Suokar Head, Sharon a Tht Blue* Jump, Mty shfrtarAstrartsdonanisiandoflWweet of Mand. To Mty 21 AdrnWon W9-I14 25. (909)909-2612 MRXUSCIW9H SCHOOL "rMniln IHnj, rtWf £9, •Godapai, mmtcat baaed on tht Qoepet Ac- •Wicked Nn, afternoon May 27. cord^ to St Matthew, 9 p.m. Mty 19,20. Rome 28, mmm tjotaMcVay, awning Mty 27, Admission 15. (908)499^499 •Tha Blind Data Band, afternoon Mty 28. •Nm Pan, Captain Hook, tha Lost Boyv and at the* cohorts In Nwar-Nawr Lmi 2 p.m. Mi* T pjn. Miy 20* DOMtion. •New music showcase, afternoon May 29* MayW^LAdmWontS, 1HEUMHMBU0N BUCMMVERPUYHC4JU 40 North SweKSt, Dover Main St, Cheater (609)443-5598 (201)3280424 (908)979-7304 •Son la* Bhm Band, Mty 25. *Manti% Room, oomedy•' mleeton ttt/^Mobrfti-tVallabtt. ' 1 (108) 464-7718 '• '\ '.'' FACTORY HEXAOONPUYERS ' ivfuW a -oAi'Mft, 'CfWfle Brwn, musical Grace Lutheran Church baaed on the Aaanuts comic strip. May 19- !*«*»' m* BSEaetMalnSt.Mendham Juno 3. Admission $12. t •• 'i ' Weekend Phis, Miy 1719 Wk(tt tO do Id

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Two Swimi Per Day • Wood, Model, Ceramics & Come Sec Our Craft Shops* Computer & Game Room Activities Line of Warm • Full Rinu Or Outdoor Activities • Soccer Invii mg Fumilurc k Suketball Clinics & Games for Boys & Girls and Accessories Crafied in New England Nursery Camp (Agei 3-4 1/2) Transportation Available Junior Camp (A|ti 41/2-61/2) Lunch Included for All Campers Senior Camp (A|« 61/2 • 14) Academic Program Available Chester Country Grouped by Grade Tennis Camp (Aps 9-15) Furnishings 9:30 A.M. • 3:00 P.M. • .1 or 6 Week Sessions 60 E. Main St., Chester, N] 079, {8:15 A.M. Drop-Off Available) 908-879-4288 • Fax 9O8-879-S56 FOR INFORMATION CALL 908-647-5555 Cone watch Artistic director Patrick Freer prepares for the Rarttan Valley Olympic veterans at Chorus fifth anniversary concert In Hlllsborough. Hamilton Farm In Gladstone, NJ TECHNIQUES 1HEATRE •Martin Luttwr King Players and Crossroads (headquarters of the United States Equestrian Team) Middlesex County Vo-Tech Interns, tribute to Civic league of New Brun- 112 Ruti tine swick. 6 p.m. May 27. East Bwniwtek McCARTW THEATRE (908)521-3156 91 University PI., Princeton DRESSAGE-Friday, May 19 •Man ot U Mincfta, musical wsion of Don (609) 683-8000 Quixote. To May 30. Admission $10 evenings, •Rhyme 6 Amtahment, reprise of the Prince- CROSS-COUNTRY and STEEPLECHASE - Saturday, May 20 $8 matinees; discounts available. ton Triangle Club spring show. 8:30 p.m. May VUUQUI THEATRE 26,27. Admission I22-S17. STADIUM JUMPING - Sunday, May 21 475 DeMott lane, Somenet (908) 673-2710 ' (9-5 daily) •Uitetfovti*. matfc thow with John Bundy and assistant MorjM. 8 p.m. May 19,7 p.m. Bring the whole family for a day of fun and excitement! May 20, MutU $8, ctilWw under 12 $5 In advance; an additional $2 at the door. PILM0W1MNCE THEMM Dogs are welcome, too. WESTFIEU) 9 p.m. Saturday, May 20 COMMUNnYPUYWI Allan P. Kilty Aits Center, 1000 North Ave. West Lawrenceville School Enjoy a picnic lunch while watching the Competition (box lunches will be available for purchase on WettWd (908)232-1221 • (609)683-7973 Saturday) or choose from a variety of savory delicacies for sale at the Enei Country Fifr. Shopping •Bern Jest, when a Jewish woman's (lance •Connectcut troupe performs in a benefit re* enthusiasts can browse through the many boutiques offering crafts, clothing, equestrian and gift doesn't meat with her parents' approval. To dtal. Adults 130, student! $15. May 20. Admission $12, MNTW items for every age group. WOfW-TfflREUSTUWOI 2 p.m. Sunday, May 21 51SouthSt.,Morrlstown Douglass Cotiega Student Center, GeorgB St., Dog Agility demonstrations everyday (plus, spectators are invited to test their own dog's abilities (201) 5384285 NewBrunswfck •Children's (6-9) musical comedy workshop. 4 (908) 745-4489 over a variety of jumps and through an obstacle course for only $2). p.m. May 21. Free admission, •Filipino ensemble Interprets liimon 0 Bang, dedicated to the Maranao Indigenous peoples Saturday features performances by the Med/eva/ Times troop and the Eastern Stitn Quadrfffe on Mandanao. Free admission. COMING UP Tnm. BUCKS COUNTY FUYHOUSE 70 South Main St. New Hope, Pa. This annual event is a fundraiser for two charities: Bonnie Bm (a school lor troubled boys) and The Somerset Hills (215) 862-2041 Auditions Handicapped Riders Association (which provides therapeutic riding instruction lor challenged individuals.) •Free to Be... You and Me, stage version of the landmark 1972 children's album. 10 a.m. QIU. ST. BERNARD'S May 22,23. Admission $7. COMMUNITY PLAYERS CIRCLE PUVEKS Theater, Gill St Bernard's 416 Victoria Ave., Piscataway School, Gladstone Admission - $1S per carload per day (908) 968-7555 (908) 735-6082 •The final Wyd: The HaH-Mffls Munfors, dra- •For August production of /nto tne Woods. matization of the 1920s murder trial. May 26- BRING THIS AD TO GET $5 OFF AT THE GATE June 4, Admission $10, discounts available. Auditions for the Witch, the Baker's Wife, Cin- derella's stepsisters, and Cinderella's mother GENESIS FESTIVAL (Only One Ad Per Car Please) CrotifMdi ThMtra Company at 7 p.m. May 21, 23, Readings from the 7 Uvinpton Ave, script; be prepared to sing. New Brunswick NJ. YOUTH SYMPHONY (908) 771-5544 Direction*: from Poofe 287. South, take exit 1B to Route 206 (908) 249-5560 North. Turn left at the fifth traffic light onto Potiersville Road. Admission $15, group rates available. •For 1995-96 season of orchestras and train- •The Darter Face of the Earth, reading of a ing ensembles for musicians 8-18, Auditions From Root* 287 North, take exit 16B to Route 206 North and verse play by Rita Dove, 8 p.m. May 24, by appointment only; caH for a brochure. proceed as explained above. From Route 78, take exit 29 to •Two readings on or* bill: Doon Open to Om SOMERSET WUS Route 267 North and proceed as explained above, From Low by Oak Jonaa and ChronWee of* Oomfc CHILDREN'S CHORUS Mutotta.1*! OrKVCrwfopoem by Jouryn BemardsviHearM Route 00, take exit 27 to Route 206 South. Drive through Luckett8p.m.May25. (908) 768-6547 Chester, and turn right onto Potteravllle Road. •The Screened-*) ftwh, story by Marian X •For fan season of concerts. 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SOMERSET VALLEY CHORUS COLLEGE CENTER GALLERY from 130 i.m,4:3O p.m, Ctaead May 29. •Stone dnmtnt May 20, p.m. Fne admission. 7:15 p.m. Tuesday UUWNWllll MWH •Ian Burrow on recent finding from the site, PeopleCan Center, 120 Findeme Ave, Bridge- Route 514, Edison 160 West MaViSt.FnerMid 1,2, and 3 p.m. May 20. Ragstntion re- water Monday through Friday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. East Hanover (908)462-1466 qutod. (908)469-3983,534-9748 Closed May 29. Fnaadmissiort. (201)503-3231 British Aimy headquarters during the Battle of MHLIR4QRY HOUSE •All-woman ensemble singing barbershop •Alumni art exhibit,to May 31 Open every day from noon-4 p.m. Free admis- Monmouth In the Revolutionary War. Open 614 Maintain Ave., Westfleld style. Womtn in all parts (bets tsptclally) CORYELL GALLERY sion. Tuesday, Thursday, and Sundayfrom 1- 4 (908) 232-1776 naadad. ATTMEPORKYARD •"Lost and Found," to June 22. p.m.; Saturday from 10 i.m.-4 p.m. Admit- Ftfmhouse built In 1740 on the West Fields of SOMERSET VALLEY 8Corye«St,Lambertv11le NEW JERSEY CENTER $2W* Blabethtcm Open Sunday from 2-8 p.m. ORCHESTRA (609) 397-0804 FOR VISUAL ARTS CWTBMAN FARMS Closed May 28. Fne admission. 7:30 p.m. Thursday Wednesday through Sunday from 11 a.m.-S 6BEknSt, Summit Route 10, Parslppany •Straw hats, May 21 Bound Brook High School p.m. (908) 273-9121 (201) 540-1165 Rouu 28, Bound Brook •Works by Albert L Bross Jr., Vincent Cegia, Can for noun ki Noh gaHtty, National Historic Landmark and the former 3 South Mountain Ave, (906) 722-0122 and Charles R. Ross, May 21-July 5. Recep- •"The Artful Message: Contemporary Video," home of Gustav SttcWey, Interior and furniture Montelair design*. Open Thursday from noon-3 p,m, •Community orchettra with players from the tion from 3-6 p.m. May 21 to June 11 Docent tour at 7:30 p.m. May 25. (201) 746-5555 Saturday and Sunday from 1-4 p.m. Admis- ana. CREATIVE PACE PLACE OFFKE CENTER Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday sion $4, discounts available. SOUNDS OF YOUR UFE 100 Jersey Ave,, Building D AT SHORT MLLS from 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Thursday and Sunday •Textiles from 1900-15,to June 4. Related 7 p.m. Thursday New Brunswick 51 JFK Pkwy., Short Hilts from 1-5 p.m. Discussion of a current exhibit program with Ann Wallace at 2 p.m. May 28. CranfordHlgh School (908) 254-7611 (201)675-2884 at noon Tuesday. Frte admission for mem- Monday through Friday from 11 e.m,-4 p.m. DRAKE HOUSE MUSEUM) WestEndPI.,Cranford Monday through Friday from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. bers. Non-member admission: adults $4. se- •"Drawn to Conclusion,"to May 19. •Mlllbum-Short Hills Arts Center members' 602 West Front St., PlairrlteW (906) 561-3802 nior crttuns and students 13, children under •New symphony orchestra with players of all CLARENCE DILLON WRARY show, to May 23. (906) 755-5831 12 free. Free admission for all Saturday mid- apt Route 523, Bedminster PRESIDENTIAL GALLERY Colonial home built in 1746 and chronicling day. SUMMIT CHORALE (908) 234-2345 Mlddhim County Oolagi New Jersey history from before independence •Sculpture by Roy Cross*,to spring 1995. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Open during library hours. Route 514, Edison to after the Civil War. Open Saturdayfrom 2-4 Christ Church. 561 •"Lee Hughes and His 'Disciples'/' to May 31. (908) 906-2566 p.m, Free admission for members. Non- •Prints by James McNelH Whistler and CWIde Springfield Ave., Summit MABEL SMITH Monday through Friday from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. member admission: adults $1, children free. Hassam,toJune4. (201) 762-8486 DOUGLASS LIBRARY Clo$edMay29. DUKE GARDENS •"Patterns In Culture,"to Jun e 4. •Choral ensemble with singers from northern George St, New Brunswick •Paintings by Michael J. Tohlman, to June 30. Route 206, Hillsborough •Native American jewelry from the collection, New Jersey. (908) 932-9411 (908) 722-3700 to June 25. WOMEN HELPING Open during library hours. OF NEW JERSEY Gardens open every day from noon«4 p.m. •"WhatlsaPrint7"toJune25, WOMEN CHORUS •Works by Carol Sun, to June 10. 440 River Rd., North Branch Adults $5, senior clfeens and children $2.50; •"Private Art/Public Art" owned by Citibank 7:30 p.m. Monday EUZAIETHTOWNGASCO. (908) 725-2110 wear comfortable walking shoes. Camens not and Johnson A Johnson,to Jul y 9. Our Savtort Lutheran Church Route 62, Union Wednesday through Friday from 11 a.m.-4 permitted, •SON life works from the collection, May 28- 50 Calwt Ave. East, Edison (908)558-2550 p.m., Saturday from 1-4 p.m. EAST JERSEY OLDETOWNE Sept 30. (908)549-6000 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 9 •Prints by County Collefa of Morris students, Johnson Park MUSEUM OF EARLY •All-woman chows singing all types of music. a,m.-5 p.m.; Wednesday from 9 a.m,-7 p.m. Library Gallery, to June 2. River Rdi, Piscataway TRADES AND CRAFTS New members welcome; no audition races- •Union County Senior CNum Art Contest, •Prints by William Patmon College students, (908)463-9077 Route 124, Madison sary. May 24-July 7. Reception from 5:30-7 p.m. Main Gallery,to Jun t 14. VWan composed of relocated 18th century (201)377-2982 May 24, RIDER UNIVERSITY structuns set near the headquarters of the Showing thi roH of crafts people In tht lift county park police. No toun offend at EVERHART GALLERY Student Center Art Gaiety and 19th centuries. Open Tuesday through present QHl shop dosed until further notice. 117 South Maple Ave. Route 206, iMmnouMi Saturday from 10 a.nv4 p.m., Sunday from EDISON NATIONAL Basking Ridge (609)896-5327 2-5 p.m. Fne admission for members. Nor- Speakers (908)221-9007 Open by appointment only. HISTORIC SITE Main St, West Oranls rfwntaradmlision; adults $2, children $1 Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m.-6 •Student art exhibit, into summer. N J, MSTORICAL SOCIETY p.m. Also open by appointment SCAIVTICON GALLERY (201) 736-5050 MARK TWAIN SYMPOSIUM 4ju Broadway, IWWWK •Juried art show ami Fin* Arts Festival, May Workshop with Inventions of Thomas Aha Edi- 8 p.m. Friday, May 19 (201)483-3939 20. Cost $5. Rout* 1, PWnsboro son. Open every day from 9 a,m,-5 p.m. The Art Museum, Tuesday through Friday, plus the first and third •"Abstract in Acrylic" by James Fuess, May (609)452-7800 Mutts $2, children and senior cttlzant free. Princeton University ENVIRONMENTAL Saturdays of each month, from 10 a.m,-4 (609) 683-5122 21-July 12. Reception from 2-5 p.m. May 21. Open during lobby hours, RENEEFOOSANER EDUCATION CENTER p.m, Fne admission. •A look at the American author1! ideology with •"A Visual Feast" for Princeton-ana artists, to ART GALLERY 190 Lord Stirling Rd. •"Moving Throufi Memory: Caribbean Folk David Sampson, Joanna Keller, and others. May 30. Paper Ml Playhouse Basking Ridn Arts in New Jersey,"to Apri l 1996. Admission $5. ELIZABETH ANN SETON BrooksldeDr,,Millbum (908) 766-2489 NEW JERSEY MUSEUM joewtit MEMORIAL GALLERY (201) 379-3636, Ext 2272 St Peter's High School, 175 Open every day from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Regis- OF AGRICULTURE 7:30 pm Thursday, May 25 Open Friday from noon-3 p.m. Also open one trationjyjulred for programs. Co* College Metuchen Public Library Somerset St, New Brunswick hour before theater performances and at inter' (908)8464046 F0STERF1ELDS Route 1, New Brunswick 480 Middlesex Ave., Metuchen mission. Kahdena Rd., Morristown (908)249-2077 (908)632-8526 Monday through Friday from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. •New Jersey Watercolor Society members (201)326-7645 Wednesday through Saturday from 10 a.m,5 •Spoken-word show with the founder and edi- Also open by appointment show,to May 28. Historical farm with dsrnonstmtJons of farming p.m., Sunday from noon-5 p.m. Admission tor of the SJecfc Swan Review, Frte admission. •"Ritual: The Heart of Art," to May 26. GALLERY AT SOMERSET COUNTY URRARY m m the early 20th cantury. Open Wednesday IWS10L4IYERSSQUIW North Bridge St,Bridg«wita through Saturday (plus May 29) from 10 i.m.- NEW JERSEY STATE MUSEUM Route 206, Princeton (908)526-4016 5 p.m., Sunday from noon-5 p.m. Free admit- 205 Wett State St., Trenton (609)252-6275 Open during library houn, lion Wednesday; admission 14 (discounts (609)292-6464 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday •Somerset County Fire Academy photographs •vaJlabla) other days, tacludes The Wlows Tuesday ftrougi Saturday from 9 a.m.-4:45 (stebakw). from 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Thursday from 9 i.nv-7 by Sharon Wtton, to May 31 p.m., Sunday from noon-5 p.m. Fret admis- p.m.; Saturday and Sunday (pk* May 29) WATCHUNG ARTS CENTER •Baby animals, May 27-29. sion. THE ARTISTS SHOWCASE from 1*5 p.m. Fnt admission. IB Stirling Rd.,Witchung •Tum-of-the-century cooking, May 28, •lSflHentury and 2Oth-oerttury landscapes 10 Butt Avt., Chester •"light In the Labyrinth," art by people with (908)7534190 FREUWHUYSEN Alzfteiffwlt0tsiM,toMty29. (908)879-9552 Monday through Saturday from 1-4 p.m. •"Keeping the Family History," to May 28, HIGHLAND PARK Closed May 29. Frte admission. 53 East Hanover Ave. Wednesday through Saturday from 10 *.m.-6 •Indian prints by Thomas Lomine Mctonnsy, p.m., Sunday from noon-5 p.m, PUSUC LIBRARY •Garden State International Photognphy Morristown to June 26. •Cartoons and humor by David Brion,to May 31 North Fifth Ave. Salon,to May 27. (201)326-7600 21 Highland Park •Color photographs by H. lisa Solon,to May Grounds open every day from 9 a.nvdusk. •"Echtaen: 800 Yam of Japanese Stone- •Photographic transfers by Mark Loate,to May (908)572-2750 30. Building open Monday through Saturday from wan,"to Aug . 7. 21 Open during library hours. 9 i.m.-4:30 p.m., Sunday from noor>4:30 •"Baaabsl In New Jersey: The Game of His- •"Tt» Colors of Spring,"to May 21 •Works by Felicia van Bork,to May 31 p.m. Free admission. Registration required for tory,"to Aug. 27. •Garden sculptun by R.C. Thomas, to May HUNTERDON ART CENTER •lOOA-annivarssiy exhibit,to Dec. 31 21 7 Lower Center St, Clinton Museums •"Epiphytic Fern" workshop, May 20, Cost •Handmade ftonl glassware by Joyce Bray, to (908)735-8415 130. 49 Washington St, Newark May 21 Wednesday through Sunday from 11 a.m,-5 ALLEN HOUSE GREAT SWAMP OUTDOOR (201)5964550 •Jewelry by Lois Cohen, to May 21. p,m. Admission $2,50, discounts available. Route 35, Shrewsbury EDUCATION CENTER Largest museum In the Garden State. Open IERNARDSVILLE •Sculpture and collage by Carol Rosen, May (908) 462-1466 247 Southern Blvd., Chatham Wednesday through Sunday from noon*5 p.m. PUSUC LIBRARY 21-June 25. Reception from 3-5 p.m. May 18th-century tavern it the village's "Four Cor- (201)635-6629 Fne admission. 2 Morristown Rd,, Semardsvllle 21 ners." Open Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday Open every day from 9 i.m,-4:3O p.m. Regis- •"Protecting the Plnetends Through Art," to (906) 766-011B •Faculty exhibition, May 21-June 25. Recep- from 1-4 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m,-4 p.m. tration required for programs. May 21 Open during library hours. tion from 3-5 p.m. May 21. Admission $2, discounts available. •Nature walks, 1p.m. May 21. •Gods and goddesses In Indian art,to Jul y 2. •Works by Pat Boffa, Yvonne Scheler, Betsy HUNTERDON COUNTY LIBRARY THE ART MUSEUM •Reptile and Amphibian Day, May 21. •Arts of Nepal,to Jul y 2. Walton, Bob Brain, and Janet Tribus, to May North County Branch rnncvwi unTwiny •Photographs by Kathy DeFoe, to May 28. •"Project 4: William T, Williams, 1970 and 31 Beaver Ave., Annandale (609)258-3788 HOLMES-HENDRICKSON HOUSE Today,"to Aug , 13. BISHOP DOUGHERTY (908) 730-6262 Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a,m.-5 62LongstreetRd.,Ho|mdel •"American Art Pottery; An Uneasy Evolution STUDENT CENTER Open during library hours. p.m., Sunday from 1-5 p.m. Tours of museum (906)462-1466 1880-1930,"to Oc t 22. SetonHalUnhwtlty •Antique maps from the Clinton Historical Mu- highlights at 2 p.m. Saturday, Free admission, 18th-century farmhouse built next to the Long- •"African Design: Helnto th e Trans-Saharan South Orange seum,to May 22. ''The Traditional Chinese Book: Form and street Farms. Open Tuesday, Thursday, end Trade,"to Jun e 1996. J.T. GALLERY Sunday from 1-4 p.m., Saturday from 10 (201) 761-9459 Function,"to Jun e 4. •"Explore Korea: A Visitto Grandfather' s Monday through Sanm yfrorn9a,m,-9p,m., Unitarian Church •"Works on Paper,"to June 4, a.m.-4 p.m, Admission $2, discounts avail- House," to January 1997. Sunday from noon-6p n. 4 WaWronAva., Summit CUNTON able. •"Korea: Rellgtons and Traditions,"to January •"SetonHallSouthwe: ,"to May 21 (908) 273-3245 HISTORICAL MUSEUM UIERTY SCIENCE CENTER 1997, •LACKWEU STREET Monday through Friday from 9 a.m,-3 p.m., 56 Main St, Clinton NJ. Turnpike Exit 148 CENTER FOR THE ARTS Sunday from 10 s.m.-noon, (908)735-4101 Jersey City OLD lARRACKS MUSEUM 32 West Blackwell St., Dover •Young members' show, May 18-Aug. 31 Featuring the Red MiH and other artifacts of (201) 200-1000 Barrack St, Trenton (201) 328-9628 MORTIMER GALLERY rural America. Open dally (except Monday) "When Science - Fun." Open every day from (609)396-1776 Thursday through Sunday from noon-4 p.m. GM-SiBenMrdtSehOQl from 10 e.m,-4 p.m. Tours of the grounds at 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m, Admission $9 for the Showing m In New Jersey befen and during •A "WHdemtts of Waves" by John L Powers, Mendham Rd., Qladstona 1:30 p,m, Sunday. Admission 13, discounts centu, $7 for the Omni Theater, $13 for both; the Revolutionary War. Open Tuesday through to May 28. (908) 234-2345 available. Registration required for programs. discounts available. Saturday from 11 a.m,-5 p.m., Sunday from CIRCLE GALLERY Thursday and Sunday from 2-4 p.m. Also open •"Fielda of Dream: Architecture and Baseball,1 •"Creepy Crawlers," to June 4. 1*5 p.m. Admission $2, discounts avUlabie. Woodbridga Center by appointment to May 31 •"Geology of the Tri-State Area," to July 30. 0SMRN4ANN0NMLL HOUSE routes U 9, Woodbrldga •Juried members' show,to May 21. COOPER Mil MIDDLESEX COUNTY MUSEUM Front St, Scotch Ptaina B) 636-7710 MUNICIPAL GALLERY (90S) 889.4137 1225 MwM Historic house «om c. 1750. Open ths first Safariey and Sunday from 10 i.m,*6 p.m. (908) 745-4177 Suity of eac* morift (exet^ Jar^ from Open to the public Monday through Friday Doriaton. • • . . Oi*ry(«ee* Morally arrf toufljeyi from 1-4 2-4 p.m. free admission y What to do 17

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(9OS)4W-1M2 •BounuM music, danchg in the IWM, and MADISON (908)725-3420 ptonty mo«, May 19-21 AAdts II, eNMnn 149 ftNffly AM,, Pwih Ainboy •Butita ftjttar*! kM* bunny, brought to life undar 12 toe; caM for stoh day's hours. (906) 126-8627 Mh puppfti* AdfriHlon $6. SHOHASCULFTUW — INN — Offldil rttldtnot of the Ittt royil (pit- Marriott Contormoi Cantor Independence) INMIV of New Jerwy tnd thi 2 p.m. Sunday, May 21 Routs 1, PWnstoro l«t om nmtinii^ Inttw Offgra t 13 MMH. QubBana (60g)9WW17 Weekend Packages Available Opm Sunder from 14 p.m., other diyi by Route 35, Styr*tfe •Sftiptunffom Smbatwi on dispiay and for apooMmint (908)727-3000 punriMt, May 25-Juna 4. Fnt admission; M VMUJAftl MNMON •Tha puppat «tft tha ilMoo-ktnnnnf noaa. ojjpfMch day's hours. PLANTATION HOW AdmHiion $5, foup ratat aMHaUt. SNrWNtt ItLMOUCTTU Continental Breakfast 593 MwttMn HM Rd,, Ctortt RUMKL81H.TSMW AfkHGaHary (908)381-3081 , 11a.m. May 20,21 33MimSl,Ramln|ton • Jacuzzi Suites Available 17ft-cwtury termhoun bum on what onot Paper MIH Playhouse (906) 782-8235 MM i plantation. Optn the flnt Sundiy of BtodDMilb •For paopta and pus si*, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. each month torn 1-4 p.m. Fnt idmWon, (201) 376-4343 May 2L Cost $35-$10; appointments re- •Tha famous fairy tale with tha aMoo-tratfc (juiradt 98 . SANCTUMKS sndini Admission $7, $6. Prices from llHardKrabfaHRd. QardsnStatiExhlbttCantar per person double occupancy BwnantiwMt 200 Atrtum Dr., Somsrut (908)706-5787 (800)210-9900 mm sanctuary open TuenJay throufl Sit- •Olant show with mom than 300 deatert, 10 Available Friday, Saturday & Sunday urday from 0 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from noon- a.m.-6 p.m. May 19-21. Adufti $6, children 5 p.m. Nature walki at 8 a.m, Friday and under 12 free. Saturday. Registration required for profrarni, The Green, Summit SKIM HOUSE TOUR For information call •Bird walk, 7 a.m. May 20. Memben $5, non- (908) 273-9121 (908)322-9180 member! $8. •Art show, music, and a "paint-in" for chil- •Tour of historic homes In Fanwood, Scotch TRAHJiDE NATURE dren, 10i.rn.-4 p.m, May 20. Rain site; Sum- Plains, and PUInfiek), 10 a.m.-3 p.m. May 20. AND SCIENCE CENTER mH Middle School. Free admission. Admission $15. 908-753-8900 452N«wProvWenoiRd, ARTSfMrt'H tnmMNUMMME WestWindsor-Plainsooro Mountalntlda AH Saints' Episcopal Church (908) 789-3670 Middle School, Ptalnsboro 3989 Hamilton Blvd. 559 Park Avt., Scotch Plains (908)932-8484 Open dairy from 1-5 p.m. Retfttratlon required (906)322-8047 •Sampler of touring arts shows for young peo- forproinmt. •Sale of antiques, memorabilia, coJIecti Wei, South Plainfield ple, 9 a.m.-4 p.m, May 20. Adults $17, chll- •Blrd-a-Tnon (for Gradet 7-12), 7 am May ate., May 16*20. Fret admission; canfor eac h 1 20. 6m under 12 $9. day's hours. •Spring Garden Fair, noon May 21. COUNTRY FAIR 6MUNQ STAMP SHOW •Butterfly gardening, 7:30 p.m, May 24. Cost Our lady of Peace Church Holiday Inn $7. 111 South St. Route 22, Bridgewater VILLAOE AT WATERLOO New Providence 1-80 Exit 25, Stanhope (908)464-7600 (908)247-1093 •Also Including postcards, 10 a.m,-5 p.m. (201)347-0900 •Rides, games, wheels of chance, and a white May 20,10 a.m.-4 p,m. May 21. Adults $2, Showing vrfiat life was like In New Jersey dur- elephant sale, May 18-20. Free admission; children under 12 free. ' "EVERYTHING A MUSICAL* ing the Revolutionary War. Open Wednesday cell for each day's hours. through Sunday from 10 a,m.-6 p.m. Admis- GARDEN STATE UNION CCNTtR STREET FAI« sion $8, discounts available. AVIATION EXPO StuyvosantAve., Union COMEDY SHOULD BE." WALLACE HOUSE* Sheraton hotel (908)996-3036 OLD DITCH PARSONAGE Route 1, Iselin •Held along a thoroughfare well away from \J\\ WKMR 38 Washington PI., SomorvUle (908) 499-9554 Route 22,1-6 p.m. May 21. Rain date May (908) 725-1015 •Memorabilia of commercial and military avia- 28. Free admission. George Washington's headquarters when he tion, 8:30 a m.-3 p.m, May 21, Admission $5. WATERLOO ANTIQUES FAIR was stationed in Somorville in 1778. Open PAPER COLLECTIBLES Village at Waterloo Wednesday through Saturday from 10 a.m.- OPEN HOUSE AND SALE 1-bO Exit 25, Stanhope noon and 1-5 p.m., Sunday (mm 1-5 p.m. Aallstamps (201) 384-0010 Free admission. 38 North Main St., Milltown •Hie Garden State's largest furniture show, 10 THE WILLOWS (908) 247-1093 a.m.-6 p.m. May 20,21. Adults $4, children KahdenaRd,,Morri<,town •For stamp, postcard, and sports card eollec- under 16 free. 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Wlllta's trnmtn Sharon Glbbt, Dim Bont, Marg* DIBIMM, Marilyn Fluka, Pat Huff and Julto Pallat - all AT4T trnpfoym - tn)oy a llgM lunch. American menu comes 'Today's Innovation, Tomorrow's Tradition" 0 COUI'LISNIH!!! SUNDAY IHHU 1IRJHSDAY with Colonial splendor Chicken Salad comes as a colorful Mtotond Pits cui^ correspondent presentation of spiced chicken illie's Ttvww,14A great The staff upholds the combined with cabbage, julienne i i: i i American eatery" estab- mo® than 200 year strips of orange bell peppers Wlished in 1786, is just that tossed in a honey-mustard dress- I), ,iu. I. It's a slice of Americana with all trad'ition of hospitality, in ing. The menu has been redone to the hospitality and food to make which thefec/% ha s include pasta dishes, such as Iin- you feel at home; and it has the guine Aglio y Olio; linguine tossed historic ambience of Colonial served as a speakeasy, in the classic garlic olive oil, times: antique prints of Stars and Kalamata olives, escarole and sun- Stripes, an Uncle Sam doll and an pub, polling place and dried tomatoes. original beam remaining in The hole/. While Willie's offers gourmet 1 Hamilton Blvd.. So, Plalnfield (Oft Rt. 287)1 Colonial Room sandwiches, a quiche du jour and "W.e wer# e«« tickle» d byu th x__^e ele.- ti sports bar, and The Taverne 6-ounce juicy burgers, there are 1 daily specials which may make mentso aiWywdd structure, Room, a bit more dressy. ,. , , u L L J sajj Jack Welch, ewwners with ^ diners feel as thou^i they've Todayi restaurant does not mto a te dinin restau Jeff Beers of Growth Restaurants rest on its historical laurels, but ^P^ « ' RACKLEY ' s Inc. The 15.yearK)ld company also incorporates them to provide great rant-without the jackets and famous for our ribs operates The Store in Basking service and what Genend Manager ties, or the price. Umb Loin a la Ridge and the newly established steve Hedden calls unique Amen- Gre^c and Grilled Salmon with Beadington's Hoadhouse in White- can cuisine at a fair price. Balsamic Arugula are a few ex- Complete house. They acquired Willie's Tav- Indeed there are many Ameri- amples of the specials created by eerne e in 19819B99 an dd respectedcted t thh e c^ dishes on the menu at a fair ^^ Hurd- T^p "secret element" Rib Dinners country Colonial theme during price. The creamy Yankee Seafood in the apple crisp topping makes renovations, giving names to the Chowder takes the New England this dessert a Willie must-try. different dining rooms to honor version a step further to include Prices range $3.95-$7.95 for ap- the Colonial days. * scallops, shrimp and swordfish, as petizers and $5.95-$19.95 for en- The staff upholds the more than vvell as clams. The crab balls are trees, salads and sandwiches. 200 year tradition of hospitality, in pufry fried balls filled with lus- Whether you're looking to hold a which the facility has served as a cious crabmeat and served with a business lunch, meeting friends or speakeasy, pub, polling place and homemade tartar sauce. Other ap- booking a rehearsal dinner, Willie's hotel. In fact, the restaurant is petizers include buffalo wings, and Taverne has different dining named after Willie Howard, who a Baked Brie served en croute, rooms from which to choose, bought what was called The Bed- topped with brown sugar and Earth-tone colors play well with minster Hotel in 1898. Hence there toasted almonds. So, yes, 'Ameri- the sunlit rooms and high ceilings, is The Howard Room, and TTie can* includes many different foods Windows surround the building, Wilson Room, which com- these days. Another culturally di- giving diners options for a window memorates the visit of Woodrow verse appetizer includes the Egg- seat - and a place to feel pam- 1776 South Washington Ave., Wilson who came to deliver his plant RoMni, eggplant filled with pered campaign speech from the porch mozzarella, ricotta and fresh basil. Piscataway, NJ. 08854 steps in 1916. The restaurant The chef Andrew Hurd takes the Wllllc'i Taverw, Route 202 North (908) 463-1000 boasts two pub-like cocktail areas; best out dfAiherica and adds his At HUWde Avenue, Bedmmiter, legends, which is more like a own touches. The Warmed Asian (901)234-1586. Mty 17-19,1996

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Dinner Tues- Thurs 5-iOpm, Fri It Sat 5-1 lpm. Sun 4-10pm. Major Thurs 5-10pm, Fri k Sat 5-1 lpm, Sun 410pm. 1 credit cards accepted. Closed Mondays. Liquor license. OUCH ir mm ALFONSO'S GOURMET PIZZA CATARIS Optn 7 Days 125 WEST MAIN ST 2M W. UNION AVE (90S) 735-7BB9 LOCATED IN THE DOWNTOWN BOUND BROOK. 90M894552 • lunch t Dbmtr • CocfcUili SOMERVILLE SHOPPING MALL Homemade Italian food with an extensive lunch k # • WKttingt • Binqutts • Pirtltt lor An Occaiioni SOMERVILLE dinner menu. Lunch k Dinner served daily with 66 Rt. 1*73, Hampton (4 mi w«t of Clinton) 908-526-0616 DELIVERY 526-0587 many fine daily specials available. Family prices. For over 17 years. Proprietor Aniello linniello his Banquets k Catering available. No Liquor License. been serving specialty plua at the ever-popular Al- Accept* Visa, MC, AMEX Hours: 11-10 Mon- Thun, fonso's Plueria. 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For a For a seafood dinner at the north end of the Jersey Noon-3pm; Twilight Dining Mon.-Thura. 4-6pm shore, the Birge is the place to go. Specializing in finale, add toppings of fine seafoods, and steaks, lobsters. African lobster COSTA DEL SOL sesame seeds, nuts or hot tails, Alaskan King Crab Legs, Filet Mignon and 600 W. UNION AVE. chili oil. In just minutes, more. Early bird specials. Handicap Accessibility. BOUND BROOK, 1-800-274-5865 youll enjoy your healthy, Accepts all major credit cards. Open seven days a Open Tues-Fri. Lunch 11:30-2:30, Tues-Thurs Din- week and has liquor availability. ner 5:00-11, Fri. k Sat. Dinner 5:00-11, Sun dinner delectable Mongolian 4-9. Closed Mon. Monday dance classes-private k Barbecue! BUCKY'S RESTAURANT semi private groups 12-7p.m. Call for information. All major credit cards & SPORTS BAR Visa, MC, Amex, Discover, Diners. TOTAL Take out available 609 E. 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Hours are 11:30- sandwich to a complete dinner. Amex, Visa, Master- 12am Mon-Tnure. 1130-1 am Frl 4 Sat, ft 12-12am Sun- card, Discover, Diners, Handicap accessibility. day. „___ Hours: Mon thru Sat 1 lam-midnight, Sunday 10am- SCAMPIS FISH MARKET 11pm, Reasonable prices.. & RESTAURANT JASPER'S RESTAURANT 198 W. MAIN ST Bravo ISO RT 200, S. HILLSBOROUGH SOMERV1LLE, 908-685-1323 908-526-5584 Fresh Fish Broiled, Fried, Grilled, Chef specials, That's what you'll say after sampling Casual dining with an eclectic menu featuring: Zuppa: Pesci, Flounder Francaiae. Shrimp Fran- American, Italian, French, Lunch served Mon-Frl cafse, Red or white clam sauce. Accepts most major ll:30-2:30pm, Dinner Mon-Thurs 5-9:30pm k Fri., credit cards. Hours: T-W-T 11 A.M.-B 30P.M, FRI- Sat.4 Sun. 5-lOpm, All Major Credit Cards are ac- SAT 11A.M.-10P.M. closed Sun. k Mon. cepted, We are Handicap aceeaaible k offer a Non- iwLunch smoking section !______LA CUCINA RISTORANTE ft CAFE SCARPELLINO'S 125 WEST MAIN ST 168 MT. BETHEL RD. WARREN DinnerMenus 90844717U DOWNTOWN SOMERV1LLK SHOPPING MALL, SOMERV1LLE Country dining with a relaxed atmosphere in our 908-5204007 Unique sunporch. delicious homemade Neopolltan Owned and operated by the lanniello Family for food. Dally Specials. Handicap accessible. Hours over 13 years, the highly rated La Cucina offers are Tuei, Weds., Thurs. lt-Spm; Fri 11-9pm; Sat 4- authentic Italian Cuisine in a charming Mediter- 9pm; Sun 4-8pm, Closed Monday ranean type atmosphere. In addition, private ban- SPAIN 92 quet rooms may be reserved for corporate or pri- vate functions of up to 80 people. The 'well known'! 120 THOMPSON ST, RARITAN. 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