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Vol. II, No. 36 A Forbes Newspaper Thursday, September 5,1991 233-9696 P.O. Box 2790, Westfield 07091 15 Cents Residence torched by arsonist is found illegally subdivided By Cheryl Monitor* Investigation of an arson fire that dam- front two rooms were "living with the was going, tie did say tenants could not aged much of a two-family residence on families on the second lloor." A neighbor in >ve back in the building. South Avenue has revealed that the and former tenant who spoke with ;i re- Tenants say the (.'larks told them they huilding was illegally subdivided, by the porter but. declined to be identified said could move back in, but residents ques- owners, into four apartments, this was not (lie case. By their version, tioned the safety of sueti a move prior to The two-anci-one-half story structure at four separate residences wore main- hearing from authorities that i! is livable. No. 35(i is in the F5-2 business zone where tained by four separately living individu- One of them said she remained hurt ami two family residential construction is als or families prior to Hie fire. Another perplexed by the "lack of caring the tmvi. permitted. However, tenants and neigh- resident said the building was occupied has shown toward those of us who were bors inteiviewed after the Aug. 25 blaze by four separate people or families, with displaced by the fire." Maintaining \v> contended that the building owners fur- one apartment on the top and bottom one has come forward lo offer help or " a ther divided the structure into four sepa- floors and one efficiency or one room cup of coffee" to tliem. the tenant said. rate dwellings without proper approvals apartment in the front of both of these "What does this town do for us?" from the town. apartments According to Westfield zoning officer The condition of the tenant who Tenants and neighbors said that the jumped from the window during the fire Jerry O'Neil, the owners of the building boyfriend of a tenant might have started would have to secure a use variance from is unclear. Initial reports indicate she the fire in a storeroom beneath his was treated and released from the hospi Photo by Robert Young the Zoning Hoard of Adjustment in order former girlfriend's apartment to turn the two family structure into a tal the same day. One tenant said Hit WELCOME TO WHS: Principal Robert Petix greets some of 1 four family one. Detective Uowe of the Westfield Police woman, Maureen (.'lark, daughter of th* the 300 newcomers to high school at orientation. To his right- Kathy Nevill, the zoning board secre- Dept said Tuesday the case "was under owner of the building, was still in the Adam Barian, Ahis Winkler and Kristie Chow. tary, said Tuesday no variance has been investigation." When questioned about hospital with a broken leg and other inju- issued to William Clark of Hampton the building being occupied by more than ries sustained in the fall from the second Street in Cranford, who is listed as the the allowed number of tenants, he de- story window. Clark has since been re- owner, or to his wife, Jeanette Clark. She clined to answer, saying, "We will be leased from the hospital. Calls to the Westfield SAT verbal and said Jeanette Clark had been in the of- talking with the owner." While Rowe Chirk family have not been returned. math scores rise as state fice and said the people living in the would not indicate how the investigation and national levels drop Town poised to finance $2.8 million By Donald Pizzi Jr. Record staff writer in Municipal Building renovations By Donald Pizzi Councilman David Mebane asked Vin- Record staff writer cost about $2,877,000, with portions al- ''When it comes to Westfield's 1991 average Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) score's, the ready having been funded. centsen if doing the project in phases, as kids are definitely alright With the design phase for the long Town administrator Jnlm Malloy said has been suggested by some critics of the Westfield's SAT scores for 1990-1991 have increased dramatically over last year's. awaited Municipal Building renovations that the unfunded portion of the project renovation, would be feasible. Vineenisen The significant increases locally come in the wake of reports that SAT scores dropped now completed, appropriating the fund- that will be put on the ordinance for next said that it could be done, but that the both on the state and national level. ing for the project now becomes the next week will be about $2.72-1,000. Me ..aid complete project would probably end up Westfield's average mathematics score rose to 532 this year from 520 last year, a step. that $2.5 million was budgeted in the cap- costing more money, since the town jump of 12 points. Local verbal scores increased 11 points to 468 this year from 457. An ordinance allowing for the funding ital projects portion of Ibis year's budget. would lose the advantage of unii pricing. of a $2.8 million project will be intro- Town Council candidate Norman In New Jersey, the verbal scores dropped from 418 to 417, and the math scores Mayor Richard Bagger said in January decreased four points, from 473 to 469. duced next week by the Town Council. Architect jjurbara Vincentsen presented that SI million from the proposed Klin Creco, who was in attendance has been Nationally, averages dropped two points in both the verbal and mathematics tests, Street parking deck and SJ million from of tfie biggest proponents n! phasing the going from 424 to 422 in the verbal section and from 47G to 474 in math. final plans for the project to the council Tuesday. the sale of sewer rights to Scotch Plains project with the police department get (Please turn to page A-7) The project will utilize the space in the could possibly be used to pay for the ting top priority. old Westfield Memorial Library, which project. The mayor said again Tuesday has been vacant since the library moved that those likely sources of funding. ' (Please turn to page A-7> D to another East Broad Street building in r—7 a a m 1988. Among the things slated to be put B D fT c 1J • I into that space are the violations bureau, Anti-jet noise advocates seek the recreation commission, conference and storage spaces, chambers for the mu- nicipal judge and a community center. legal help to counter the FAA SAT results for five years Also, the renovation includes changes to the police department on the lower By Donald Pizzi closer to home, and closer lo action by WESTFIELD NEW JERSEY NATIONAL level of the building. Included in those Record staff writer the council," Hagger said Feder, who slated that Weslfield is see plans are the upgrading of cells and lock- If members of Weslfield Citizens Year Math Verbal Total Math Verbal Total Math Verbal Total OIK! in the state in air noise complaints, er rooms, the addition of a locker room Against Air Noise (WCAAN) have their said it is a critical tune ID enter into a 1990-91 532 468 1010 469 417 886. 474 422 896 for woman, the removal of asbestos, the way, the town will soon be opting to join legal fight with the FAA. since there are reconfiguring of the control desk with a a neighboring municipality in its battle 1989-90 520 457 977 471 423 894 476 427 903 plans for continued expansion at Newark new computer system, a now mechanical with the Federal Aviation Association 1988-89 523 469 992 469 424 893 476 428 904 Airport system and a new security system. Many fiver the Kxpauded Mast Coast I 'Ian. 1987-88 514 462 976 467 425 892 476 430 906 of the changes are needed to bring the Jerome Feder, chairman of WCAAN. "(Air noise) levels in Ueslfield are high building up to state code, Vincentsen by any standards, " Koder told the eoun- 1986-87 515 458 973 465 424 889 475 431 906 urged the council Tuesday to join Scotch .said. Plains in liiiing a law firm to liuht the eil, "except for those of lh<- FAA, and 1985-86 513 455 968 464 425 889 475 431 906 Tin? project was first estimated to cost FAA. even exceed some of'then >. ImdanK." According lo Feder, eni- -i HIL; into a about S2.(i million. In the plans Vincent- Mayor Richard Bagger acknowledged lawsuit would "make a sinu-ineiii about son unveiled Tuesday, the project would that Scotch Plains Mayor Alan Augustine the seriousness of the problem."' Also, In- has asked that the town consider joining stated thai ll Would help 1:1enei,t!e mo them in hiring the seiviees of Cutler and meiilum, po.v-:hl\ pnimpl mi1, other nun Stanfield, a Washington DC, law linn inuililies to enter nilu rti< nil a- well Woman who handled rabid cat is found that has expertise in jet uni;;e litigation. Bagger invited Feder lo address the I-'ediT said that in the p;r.l. litigation By Donald Pizzi Jr. information about the kitten. 1 that the woman has been exposed (to the council on the issue. lias prompted Hie FAA to .it ,il Hit Record staff writer rabies vims)," though she has insisted Rabies is an infectious disease caused that she has not been bitten by the kitten. by a vims, transmitted through the saliva "While we've been hearing about air 1Please turn In |i;ii:e A 7 > A woman who anonymously dropped a crall noise for a year, it's starting to hit rabid kitten off in front of a Westfield There is a possibility that the woman's of a rabid animal. In the case of bites, the veterinary facility two weeks ago has husband has also been ex posed, Sherr infected saliva contaminates the wound, been found, according to the town health said. allowing the virus access into the body. officer. The sevou-toeight-week-nld kitten was Rabies can also enter the system through Outside team eyed for study Robert Sheer said that lie and his staff left at the Westfield Velerinaiy Croup, indirect means, according to Maus, such have been in contact by telephone with 562 Springfield Ave. on Am', If! The L;ray a lick of the baud by an infected animal the woman and are hying to persuade and white tabby was Iell in a cardboard The symptoms are a burning or tingling of Roosevelt, Edison future her to opt for post-rabies exposure treat- box between six and IV'.W p.m. It was dis- sensation, excess of saliva, intermittent ment Sherr said Tuesday that the de- covered by a lab technician the following mental derangement, convulsions and hy- By Neil D. Brett study the situation. Record Staff Writer partment was awaiting the woman's deci- morning. drophia (fear of water). The hyclrophia At last week's special committee meet- sion, and lie expected to hear from her. The kitten was described by Dr. Hicli can be so severe that a victim could suf- ing, Smith said Ihe cost of Hit- study is an Sherr said that post-rabies exposure ai'd Mans of the clinic as lethargic, sali- fer painful muscle spasms upon attempt- The decision lo close either Roosevelt or important consideration. Smith was given treatment consists of a scries of five vating excessively and neiirologically im- ing to drink. Kdison schools and combine them may an informal estimate of SIO.tXM) by Prof. shots. paired. The cat was euthanized and sub In case of exposure or a bile by a fur happen in lime hut then again it may Frank Smith of ('olumbia. The woman deposited the cat off anon- initted to the stale Department of Health bearing animal, Ihe New Jersey Division not 1 "I'erhaps it niii'lit be hHplul In brim , in ymously, according to the. health officer, for testing. It tested positively fur rabies. ol Fish. Came and Wildlife recommends Superintendent Mark Smith is unl one because she did not want to incur any washing the wound or exposed area thor- an outside study team," Smith said. "We The board and Ihe •'Westfield Veteri- to make a rash decision. lie has strongly want them In look at enrollment projec- expense for the testing of the animal. nary Group urged the anonymous party oughly with soap and water, and a physi- recommended to the special committee Sherr said it is believed that the woman cian be immediately notified. tions over the nexl leu year.--, and class to come forward, for fear that they bad comprised of four board members lo en room space in general " "has some involvement with stray cats," been exposed lo the virus. Both asked list a throe-member consulting team from (Please turn to page A-7) He said that "there is some indication that they be contacted by anyone with Columbia University Teachers College lo (Please turn to page A-7)
Fuhrman speaks on education Former Mayor Burr Towl Jr. dies at age Calendar A-5 Inside policy and finance at PTC panel today A-4 79. His father was a mayor, too A-6 Police log A-2 Obituaries A-6 The Record Opinion A-4 A plaque memorializes Rescue Squad's Once illiterate Willette goes to Politics A-4 Schools A-(i Social A fi this week dispatcher Mary Duncan at headquarters A-2 Washington, quite literate now A-4 Sports , A-H,i) A-2 - THE WESTFIELD RECORD - September 5,1991 Fred Bollinger to speak on Vincentsen to chair $650,000 tracing European ancestors United Fund's new campaign The first monthly meeting of the Washington State University and The United Fund of Westfield is about to commence its most 1991-92 season of the Genealogi- his Ph.D. from the Illinois Insti- challenging and ambitious campaign. With a goal of $650,000, the cal Society of the West Fields will tute of Technology. Dr. Bollinger campaign is under the leadership of M. Jockers Vincentsen, be held at 1 p.m. on Thursday, is a co-inventor of Sinemet, a drug general campaign chairman. Sept 12 at the Westfield Memorial used in the treatment of Parkin- The appointment of Vincentsen as the chief organizer of what Library. The featured speaker son's Disease and received a traditionally is the broadest based volunteer eflbrt in Westfield will be Dr. Fred Bollinger of Merck Management Award in rec- was announced by James Nixon, president of the United Fund Westfield, a member of the soci- ognition. He is a member of the Board of Trustees. ety, whose topic will be "Tracing Revolutionary Cemetery Commit- "Jock has been a long-time affiliate of our organization and is Your Ancestry in Middle Europe." tee of the Westfield Presbyterian sensitive to the needs of Westfield and the services our 18 Dr. Bollinger, who is able to trace Church. member agencies provide. his ancestry to several middle Eu- The newly-elected president of "We are fortunate in having him serve in such a key position. ropean countries, will use his the society, Gus Cohen, will con- He has proven himself an excellent organizer who can achieve duct a business meeting before results, and we are confident that his direction will provide a first-hand genealogical knowledge Dr. Bollingers presentation and a and experience to provide guid- campaign that touches all Westfielders." said Nixon. social hour will follow. The public As a veteran leader in the United Fund's previous drives, ance to others doing research in is invited. this area. Vincentsen served as chairman of the Advance, Major, and Re- Membership in the Genealogical tail Business divisions, in addition to serving on the United Dr. Bollinger became interested Society of the West Fields is open Fund's Board of Trustees. in family history after retirement to anyone interested in genealogy A graduate of Bucknell and New York University, Vincentsen from Merck in 1987 where he was or family history. For further in- serves as construction consultant and president of Vincentsen a chemist He graduated from the formation contact the Society, c/o Consulting, Inc. He is a past deacon and trustee of The Presby- University of South Dakota where Westfield Memorial Library, 550 terian Church of Westfield and a board member of the Westfield he was born and grew up, He re- £. Broad St, Westfield. Day Care Center. He is currently vice president of the Westfield PLAQUE in memory of Mrs. Mary Duncan, a dispatcher of the ceived a Masters Degree from Symphony Orchestra. He served as a Captain in the U.S. Marine Westfield Rescue Squad and member of the Westfield Service Corps during the Vietnam Conflict with the First Marine Air League was placed at the squad building by her husband Wing. Vincentsen, a lifelong Westfield resident, enjoys skiing and Robert, right and past League president Mrs. Nancy Fleis- golf. He lives with his wife, Barbara, and their two children, chmann. League also donated three holly trees in her honor. David and Kirsten. Police calls The United Fund monies are allocated to 18 member agen- cies: American Red Cross; Association for Advancement of Men- tally Handicapped; Association for Retarded Citizens, Boy Pat D'Angelo is president of Scouts; Jewish Community Center; Union County Legal Services; Union County Psychiatric Clinic; United Cerebral Palsy League; the Miller-Cory volunteers Here are descriptions of entries US0; Visiting Homemakers; Visiting Nurse; Westfield Com- listed in the Westfield police log A Prospect Street woman re- munity Center; Westfield Neighborhood Council; Westfield "Y"; Pat D'Angelo of Westfield has the "West Fields" of Elizabeth- from Aug. 26 to Sept 2.: ported that her residence was and Youth and Family Counseling Service. been elected president of the town. Elizabethtown, Elizabeth Officer David Wayman charged burglarized on Aug. 28. The front The following division chairmen have been selected for the Miller-Cory House Museum Vol- today, was the first permanent Matthew Agnese, 20, with being on door of the apartment was pried 1991 campaign cabinet: Pillars Club, H. Emerson Thomas; Spe- unteers. While serving as vice English settlement in New Jersey the revoked list on Monday, Aug. open, according to police. Nothing cial Gifts, Sam MeCaulley; Advance Gifts, Cliff Hall and Jim president for the past two years, and dates to 1664. 26. was specified as missing. Shields; Major Gifts, Bruce Shutts; Business, Dennis Kinsella she coordinated the museum's an- Early New Jersey farm life is * • * • • * and John Morgan; Dentists, Dr. Seymour Koslowsky and Dr. nual "Fall Festival" and "Sheep recreated at the museum. Guided A Mountain Avenue man re- Officers Belford and Mclnerney James Peterson; Physicians, Dr. Harris S. Vernick; Lawyers, to Shawl" fUndraising events. Mrs. tours of the farmhouse, craft dem- ported that he received a bomb arrested Vida White of Plainfield James Estabrook; and Residential, Ellen J. Albertson and Nancy D'Angelo joined the Museum Vol- onstrations, and open-hearth threat on Aug. 26. and Sushama Cisson of South J. Shivers. unteers in 1987 and is a first cooking are featured on Sunday * * * Plainfield for shoplifting from the Vincentsen said, "It is a privilege and an honor to work with grade teacher at the Washington afternoons from mid-September Lord and Taylor department store those who contribute their talent, enthusiasm, and leadership to School in Westfield. to mid-June. The home of a South Avenue resident was burglarized on Aug. on Aug. 28. the United Fund campaign efforts. We are confident that West- Other officers include Barbara The museum is located at 614 • • • fielders will respond to the calls of our volunteers and that this Stanat, vice president; Ann Dou- Mountain Ave., Westfield and will 26. Nothing was specified as miss- A Stevens Avenue man reported year's campaign goal of $650,000 will be successfully achieved glas, secretary; William Wallace. reopen on Sept 15. For additional ing. that his garage windows were for the 17th consecutive year. It is a challenging goal and only a treasurer; and Betty Birdsall. cor- information about joining the vol- * * # vandalized on Thursday, Aug. 29. 1.4 percent increase over last year. These dollars provide the responding secretary unteers or obtaining the mu- The Woolworth's department * • » maximum in human services for all of us." Begun in 1740. the Miller-Cory seum's schedule of events, call store on East Broad Street re- A Lamberts Mill Road man re- House is named in honor of its 232-1776. ported that an unidentified sus- ported the theft of a ring from his first two owners who settled in pect has been filling its dumpster home on Friday, Aug. 30. with water. The incidents were reported on Aug. 26. • * • International Club to meet Officer Nicholas Norton and The Junior League's Jumble * * * David Wayman arrested Tyrone The International Club of the Westfield "Y" program for Sept 5 is a A North Chestnut Street man Hill of Cacciola Place for report- Store opens anew Monday planning session for a trip to the U.N. in October. The club meets on reports the theft, of plants from his edly driving on the revoked list the first Thursday of every month between September and June at 10 yard on Aug. 26. a.m. For further information, call 388-6903 after 5 p.m. and resisting arrest Bail was set The Jumble Store, 110 Walnut Ave., Cranford, a thrift and consign- * * * at $100. The arrest took place on ment shop owned and operated by the Junior League of Elizabeth- Officer Christopher Wolfson ar- Saturday, Aug. 31. Plainfield, will open to the public Monday, Sept 9. Items for consign- rested Ronald Pasyton, 30, of Sin- • • • ment or donation are being accepted on Sept 3, 5, 6 and 7, prior to the The Westfield Education Association clair Place on a contempt of court Officer William MoiTitt arrested store opening. The store features fine quality consignment clothing, 100 Qufmby St. • Westfield • 232-2123 warrant out of Tinton Falls on Ida Spivey, 40, of Plainfield for housewares, antiques, jewelry and toys. The store is open every Mon- Tuesday, Aug. 27, reportedly driving while intoxi- day, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 9:30 to 3:30 p.m.; Thursday MICHAEL SEILER cated, as a result of an automobile President * * * evenings from 7 to 9 p.m.; and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A representative from Elm accident on Sunday, Sept 1. The This opening marks the 58th year the Jumble Store has been in MARY ANN SEPE WE subject was transported by the 1st Vice President Street Texaco reported that van- operation. Proceeds help to fund projects which support community WELCOME dals spray painted the building on Westfield Rescue Squad to Rah- services and needs including funding three spots in conjunction with BARBARA WOERZ BACK OUR Wednesday, Aug. 28. way Hospital, where blood was the Interfaith Council for the Homeiess at the Kings Daughter Daycare 2nd Vice President taken. Center for displaced families currently seeking employment; updating * * * •*» • * • ANTON DURNER STUDENTS the New Discovery Room at the Trailside Museum; Kids on the Block; Secretary A North Euclid Avenue woman An employee from Westfield reported the thefl of plants from Exxon reported that he was held and various environmental projects. MARSHALL FINE her porch on Aug. 28. up at gun point on Sept 1. Clothing brought in for consignment should be cleaned, pressed, on Treasurer hangars and in style. Fall and winter clothing is now being accepted. 382 Teacher Members * * * A man identified as a black New or nearly new household items, antiques, small appliances, sports Detectives James McCullough male reportedly robbed the at- equipment, jewelry, silver, china, small pieces of furniture, furs and Professionals Who Care About Your Kids and Kevin Keller arrested Rocco tendant of $12 after pointing a gun toys are also accepted. New consignors are welcome. For further infor- Macalle, 56. proprietor of Rocky's at him. A search of the area by mation, call 276-0222. Tailor Shop, 561 South Avenue, police was unsuccessful. for a reported case of sexual as- * * * SWEATER SALE sault on Aug. 28. Officers Bartkus and Elvin ar- 20% DISCOUNT Macalle was released on $5,000 rested a juvenile on South Avenue When You Pay Cash In Advance Bring Us Your bail. for operating a motor vehicle Woolen, Cashmere, Angora, Cotton & Linen Sweaters * * * while unlicensed. The juvenile Alt Expertly Cleaned, Spotted & Professionally Finished A Clark Street woman reported was processed and issued a sum- Thl» Coupon Cannot Be Used With Any Other Promotion • Expires Nov. 30, 1991 that she was being harassed on mons. X^WESTFIELD Aug. 28. ¥ O u C ,1 II 'jpOl ! Jip U . f I Our policy on corrections The Record will promptly cor- a convenience and courtesy to our rect errors of fact, context or pre- readers. 614 CENTRAL AVENUE - WESTFIELD sentation and clarify any news • Joseph Calavano paid a parking OPEN DAILY content that confuses or misleads ticket on a Wall Township con- 232-9827 7 AM To 6:30 PM Sat. to 5 PM 233-3074 readers. Please report errors to tempt of court warrant but was not arrested as reported Aug. 22. Record editor Stuart Awbrey by • The arson story last toeekend in- phone or by mail, at 233-3696, P.O. cortvetly quoted Fire Capt. 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Aug. 30 & Sept. 3-6 908-322-7337 Free Registration Motuchon SUPPLY COMPANY! if)0fi) ?.t/ onmi FREE REAR PARKING Commentary A-4 - THE WESTF1ELD RECORD - September 5,1991 Take precautions to avoid rabies exposure Back to school Fuhrman speaks on education Rabies has claimed its first kitten in West- bitten and possibly contracting the disease is, field. Its human handler could have been of course, to leave wildlife alone. Don't try to is also 'back infected unknowingly, and is being sought make pets of wild animals or try to save baby policy, finance to PTC panel Veterinarian Dr. Richard Maus says one may animals even if they seem abandoned. One Dr. Susan Fuhrman has been invited to discuss education to reality' be exposed to rabies virus indirectly, simply way to avoid accidental contact with wild policy and finance at the first meeting of the Parent Teacher Is there any explanation why the by a licking of hands. This incident under- animals, which is odd to contemplate in sub- Council Legislation Committee, to be held tonight at 7:30 p.m. in last days or school must be sweat- scores anew the need to inoculate domestic urbia, is not to attract them. Because fresh the board meeting room in the Board of Education Administra- filled scorchers? pets and to avoid wild and stray animals. All trash draws raccoons and other nocturnal tion Building, 302 Elm St Does anyone have the answer to Fuhrman, the vice president of the Westfield School Board, is why school must begin just after cats are supposed to be licensed and vac- scavengers, residents should keep garbage Labor Day when the weather is cinated under a new town law, but so far the cans tightly closed. Raccoons love them. Most also the director of the Center for Policy Research in Education at the Eagleton Institute of Politics at Rutgers University. conducive to walking the beach, enforcement by the catcatcher has been fo- of the incidents reported in Westfield and The Center, a consortium of universities including Rutgers, the hiking inroads and marveling at cused on outdoor cats. That's a practical ap- Cranford have involved raccoons. An infected University of Southern California, Harvard, Michigan State, nature's wonders? proach, but owners of indoor cats should skunk has surfaced in Kenilworth. Stanford and the University of Wisconsin, conducts research on Why can't our "New Year" of- take the same preventive precautions, just in Here's an advisory: Keep pets in at night state and local education policies and finance. Fuhrman has ficially begin with September and case a feline sneaks out of the house. Pets Anyone bitten by either a wild or domestic authored numerous articles on educational policies and finance end with June? Nearly everyone's including dogs can be protected from rabies animal should wash the area thoroughly with and has served for 10 years as a consultant to the Ford Founda- life revolves around those ten im- by vaccination. tion Program on educational management and finance. portant months. soap and water and seek medical attention Think about it July and August immediately. By being aware of the problem Dr. Mark Smith, School Superintendent, and Susan Pepper, The State Department of Health says that School Board President, have also been invited to discuss edu- are like recess. Other than some- after entering the body, the rabies virus trav- and taking a few precautions, residents can cation legislation and its implications for the .Westfield school one's birthday, personal occasion els along nerve fibers to the brain. If the protect themselves, their families and their system. or Independence Day, can you victim receives no treatment, he or she faces pets. The Legislation Committee studied the Quality Education Act name any momentous event a painful death. The best way to avoid being and other education legislation affecting Westfield's schools last scheduled during those 62 days? year. It will continue studying education legislation and policy All you basically do during that including education funding, regionalization, parental choice, time — is nothing. health and safety and other legislation this year and will inform Families get restless. Kids start For the record, The Record is alive parents and Westfield residents through its meetings, newslet- grazing through closets and draw- ers deciding they're out of every- This is the first anniversary of The West- ters and special forums. leaner, like any sound business in a reces- This meeting is open to the public, and all parents, teachers thing and need everything. Moms field Record. The other paper attempted to sion, serving customers in slim times while and school administrators are invited to attend. Residents can get weepy, thinking of their dar- spoil the occasion by suggesting that The positioning for the upturn (reports of the ad- contact the committees by writing to: PTC Legislation Commit- lings about to leave home for the Record is going away. That might suit their vertising staff leaving town are more stuff of tee, c/o Westfield Board of Education, 302 Elm St, Westfield, life of higher academics. Dads get competitive fantasy but here we are, lighting Leaderfantasy). Yes, we still report the news N.J. 07090 or by contacting individual committee members at crazy living with all the "Wanta, their local schools. Needa" people, wondering how to our weekly candle and going about our busi- and comment on it The Westfield office is get an endless credit line with mi- ness. We feel akin to Mark Twain when he staffed and the slot for ads and releases raculous no interest payments. was reported dead in London in 1897 and keeps us open around the clock. More impor- had the good fortune to live to hear about it tant, Forbes Newspapers has a commitment Willette goes to Washington and to cable this message to the Associated to Westfield and its investment and commit- Musings Press: "Reports of my death are greatly exag- ment to the community will increase. gerated." Just for the record, The Record still We regret the Leader approach to report- with newfound literacy skills lives. ing the news. But, we are not alone. A report from the College lette shares, with many other by Millicent Yes, it is still being delivered by the West- We look forward to our second year in Woman's Club which has been ac- former nonreaders,« fear of ridi- Held Post Office to each home and to each serving Westfield and will let The Record tive in literacy efforts in Westfield: cule. Yet, she is obviously far Back to School means back to business. Yes, it is still free. Yes, it is a bit speak for itself. above average in intelligence. Her Willette Pokal is going to Wash- reality. Color the month of Sep- speaking vocabulary is formi- tember — Broke. ington because she has been cho- dable. Although Willette uses Take pity on the parents driving sen to represent Focus on Lit- words well and purposefully in their offspring to colleges and uni- eracy and the state of New Jersey conversation, until recently, she versities throughout our country. at the National Adult Literacy would falter when she confronted Be kind to them. Not only have Congress in Washington from the printed page. Application Letters to the editor their babies left the nest, but Sept 6 to 9. forms and questionnaires were they're probably quaking at her nemesis. A measure of her Focus on Literacy is a nonprofit thoughts of extended Visas and progress is that she will be taking Citizens can help the police stem vandalism organization for adults. One of its Mastercards. These folks have en- workshops that are useful to prac- public service announcements tered the most intense portion of titioner delegates as well as to To the Record: We as police officers are concerned about all acts alerted Willette to the good news their lives. Poverty! ^Afler reading the article by Donald Pizzi Jr. and of vandalism and we have made several efforts to that helped her with her reading new reader delegates at the Con- thwart the activities of vandals. First, we initiated a gress. The brighter side is they'll get Councilman David Mebane's letter, I felt it necessary problem was available without an extra closet The telephone program several years ago in the schools to teach Willette doesn't really remem- to comment on them. First, I have to congratulate charge, a critically important con- will ring with real people asking kids about vandalism. We talk about the high cost of ber when her reading difficulties sideration for her. She was able to for them. Meals will be served at both for bringing to light a problem that has gone on repair, the likelihood of someone getting hurt by a began, she was ignored by an in- contact Caryl, who matched her more reasonable hours, and for years. I have been in the Juvenile Bureau for thrown rock or flying glass, and the emotional aspect different school system and with a tutor, through the College they'll sleep better knowing they nearly 10 years and can safely say that vandalism of having personal property damaged. (The argu- passed along from grade to grade, Woman's Club. Together they can do nothing about "where accounts for 30 to 40 percent of our case load, From ment here is if you don't like having your personal until she left school in the tenth worked out a plan of study, incor- their children are at ten o'clock at this I have learned that there are no easy solutions. property damaged, don't do it to others). We also talk grade to begin working (at mini- porating evening classes at the night" about the possibility of having to appear in court to mum wages). Since Jamillah was First and foremost, there are two basic types of Adult Learning Center in Plain- For those with younger children, answer a charge. Additionally, we have set up^stake- born, Willette has had to hold vandalism, targeted and random. Targeted vandal- field, in addition to the one-on- it's a special time. outs in areas of recurrent vandalism hoping to catch down two jobs to make ends meet ism occurs for a specific reason. Two people have an one instruction sessions, with Many will be starting school and a suspect Some have been successful, many have Before the literacy movement ongoing dispute and one damages the property of some backup at home from mom parents will fill a schedule with not. began, she had no hope that life the other because of the feud. This problem involves and daughter, Jamillah. Hard unlimited activities. Carpools, would ever change. "Now I know Despite what has been said, there has not been a work paid off for Willette when dance lessons, sporting events and both juveniles and adults and because there is a better!" she says firmly. She is tremendous rise in reported incidents to the police. she was chosen to represent other family commitments will neces- relationship between the victim and the actor these working hard to reach the point Reported incidents are up about five percent over New Jersey new readers and sitate a time and place calendar. are easily solved. However, they also account for a where she will be able to apply 1990 while reported school vandalism is down 13 Caryl's literacy group. For ten months, these youngsters very small portion of the problem. for that better job, or to be ready percent If we are to reduce the numbers we first and their parents will spend no Willette came to the literacy if some other opportunity opens The vast majority are random acts. These are al- need the help of the community. We need people to more than a few haphazard min- program to help herself read bet- up for her. In less than a year most exclusively committed by juveniles and histori- call when they see suspicious activity as they repre- utes together. Life will revolve ter, in the hope of being better from the beginning of her involve- cally have the lowest clearance rate of all reported sent the eyes and ears of the Police Department around the car and the supermar- able to support Jamillah and her- ment with the Literacy movement, crimes (currently between nine and 10 percent). This The effort must also come from the home. Parents ket, culminating in June with must educate their children and take appropriate self. Although she always does her Willette can say with conviction, is because there is no relationship between the vic- summer vacation. action when the child commits an act of vandalism. best (she takes pride in her work "I know I will reach my goals, I "Let's try to do our month of tim and actor, little or nothing is left at the crime If we have no support from home then what we do and seldom make mistakes) with- don't know how long it will take "new beginnings," differently this scene of evidential value, and there are generally no as public officials is insignificant out proficiency in reading, she me, but I'm on my way." witnesses Most of our apprehensions for random CLIFFORD D. AUCHTIR could never hope to do that Wil- year. Let's try to find a way to recycle some of that clothing hid- acts arc made in progress, that is, the act was wit- Det. Sgt. Juvenile Bureau den in the back of our closets. Re- nessed and the responding officer arrests the actors Westfield Police Deptartment Notes on the political scene ally try and force ourselves to while committing the act wear the "good stuff" we tend to Several political statements were nor Florio," he commented. Coun- save for special occasions. Same Women for Women lists support groups issued over the Labor Day week- cilman Gary Jenkins, the other for the kids. Surely there must be end. They include: councilman representing the something in the bottom drawer Women for Women of Union County announces portive environment • Third Ward Councilman Ken- ward, will again serve as Mac- they love a lot but never wear, the opening or its fall program with the first support • Mondays starting Sept 16 at 7:30 p.m. 8 sessions. neth L MacRitchie is beginning Ritchie's campaign manager. because it's Sunday best Well, let group on Sept 16 and its annual meeting on Sept 19 "Co-Dependency" — Focus on family member's or his general election campaign for • Mayor Richard Bagger, running 'em wear it! You can always go at 7:30 p.m. in the Guild Room of St Paul's Episco- friend's addiction to gambling, compulsive spending, re-election to the Westfield Town for State Assembly, proposed re- out and spend a fortune outfitting drug or alcohol abuse, or workaholism. Develop Council. He said that because he forms to improve the way the leg- everyone for the "new year," but, pal Church in Westfield. strategies to deal with co-dependency issues. At the annual meeting, Michelle Carbone, a con- is running in an uncontested gen- islature conducts the people's for now, sustain the urge. • Tuesdays beginning Sept 17, 7:30 p.m. 8 sessions. eral election, his campaign would business ranging from required sultant and trainer with major New Jersey corpora- Since this is the month of "new "Making Amends With Your Own Parents" - Deal devote substantial efforts to sup- cost estimates on the fiscal and beginnings," make some resolu- tions, will present "Bring Out Your Best!" This infor- with mixed feelings of love, guilt, pain, responsibili- porting the three legislative candi- economic impact of proposed leg- mative workshop will focus on selection of clothing tions. Write them down on a piece ties and anger. dates and the four county candi- islation before a bill can be con- of paper and shove them in a styles and accessories to improve an individual's ap- • Tuesdays starting Sept 17, 7:30 p.m. 6 sessions. dates on the Republican ticket sidered to independent private drawer. Four months from now, pearance. Refreshments will be served. "Miracle of the Mind" — Meditation and affirmation "This election is likely to be a Re- sector study of all pension leg- in the dead of winter, January The following support groups are scheduled this to meet stressful demands of today's world. publican landslide, in view of islation to limiting of bills by legis- first, when everyone is making month at the Westfield Office, 232-5787: public dissatisfaction with Gover- lators, among other ideas. and breaking their New Year's • Tuesdays beginning Sept. 17, 7:30 p.m. 8 sessions. resolutions, check to see what you "Building Self Esteem" - Focus on self- The following Community Education Workshops accomplished. If you did not development personality attributes and how to foster meet in the Guild Room, St Paul's Church, West- How to submit a letter reach your goals, you've got an- field, a more confident approach to life. ers will be withheld only at the other opportunity to try again. • Tuesdays beginning Sept 17, 7:30 p.m. "WATCH" • November 7, 7:30 p.m. "Mothers and Daughters: The Record welcomes letters of Take advantage of our two "new" interest to readers. We prefer let- discretion of the editor. The (Wives and Their Cheating Husbands) - Share ex- Independence and Togetherness" presented by Mar- years. It's an economical op- sha Lesowitz, Ph.D. — Explore the unique mother- ters to be typed and double Record reserves the right to edit periences in ii safe, warm environment Confidential portunity guaranteed to bring you daughter patterns of interaction through different spaced and to be submitted by letters for matters of libel, good • Mondays beginning Sept 16, 7:30 p.m. 8 sessions. taste and space. Letters may be some measure of success. Think stages of life. Learn to care and respect each other's noon Monday. Letters Ideally about it Chances are the same "Coping With Separation/Divorce" — A support individuality, should be no longer than 250 dropped off at the Record office at 231 Elmer St during working people who'll be telling you to, group for separated/divorced women and those con- • October !3, 7:30 p.m. "Women as Survivors: A Male words and, under ordinary cir- "have a good year" this Sep- templating those decisions. Group will discuss loss, Therapist's Perspective" presented by Marshall H. cumstances, only one letter per hours or through the slot in the front door around-the-clock. They tember, will be wishing you rejection, guilt, anger, and loneliness. Krugman, M.S.W., A.C.S.W., a clinical social worker writer per month will be allowed. "Happy New Year" next January • Mondays beginning Oct 21. 7:30 p.m. 6 sessions. — Women self-entrapped by the label, "The Weaker All letters must be signed by the are welcome through the mail in care of The Record, P.O. Box first, 1992. 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Advertising Representative* Vito Prosltienl, Marketing Executive Editor division of Forbes, Inc., 231 Elmer Street, Westfield, NJ 07091 (90S) Reporter 233-9696, Fax 232-1621, Office hours: 8:30 am to 5 pm dally. Second Class Postage paid at Westfield, N.J. 07090. POSTMASTER please LARRY COHEN SHARON WILSON ROGER SILVEY GEORGE GANNON Sports Editor send address changes to Forbos Newspapers, Fulfillment Office, P.O. Chief Photographer Vico Prosidonl. Operations Circulation Director LENA B. MOORE Box 757, Bedmmster, NJ 07921. Regional Advertiilng Manager September 5,1991 - THE WESTFIELD RECORD — A-5 Friday to Friday Social What's happening inWestfield a——— Rebekah Sadler is married to Friday 9/6 Charles Diegnan in Virginia • Red Cross blood drive at Our Lady of Lourdes School Hall from 3 to Rebekah E. Sadler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Sadler of 8 p.m. Call 232-1162. Yorktown, Va. and Charles A. Diegnan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. • Westfleld Teen Center for all high school age Westfield residents Diegnan of Mahwah were married Aug. 17 at Yorkminster Presbyterian opens from 8 p.m. to midnight at Wateunk Room. Call 789-4080. Church in Yorktown, Va. The ceremony was officiated by Rev, Dr. R. • Registration is underway for a Recreation Department bus trip to Jackson Sadler, uncle of the bride. the Culinary Institute in Hyde Park NY. OcL 16. Call 789-4085. The bride wore her mother's satin lace gown, with lace sleeves and • A 'Heart Healthy Open House is at Muhlenberg Regional Medical covered bodice, and lace and tulle skirt She carried an arm bouquet of Center from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. creme roses. • The Westfield Recreation Commission is accepting registration for Michelle Wright of Philadelphia, Pa. was the maid of honor. The its fall programs including dancercise, pottery, aerobics, sculpture, bridesmaids were Melinda Holm of Chicago, 111.; Linda Newton, sister adult and children's instrument instruction, drop in basketball and the of the groom, of Mashpee, Mass.; and Lisa Hodulik, sister of the groom, Community Concert Band. Call 789-4080. of Hasbrouck Heights. The best man was Charles J. Deignan, father of the groom. Ushers were David Sadler, brother of the bride, of Richmond, Va.; David Saturday 9/7 Newton, brother-in-law of the groom, of Mashpee, Mass.; Charles • The Westfleld Symphony Orchestra Guild has a cocktail party at the Brindle of Mahwah, Pat McNamara of Mahwah; and Mike D'Allesandro home of Vicky Evans. A wine tasting is set for Oct 26. Call 889-8087 of West New York. «r st«Luke AM.E. Zion Church presents "The Rockaway Revue" at The ring bearer was Ryan Newton, nephew of the groom. Westfleld High School at 6:30 p.m. The revue is a group of senior A luncheon reception was held at Kingsmill Resort in Williamsburg. citizens who dance, sing and perform. Call 233-2547 for tickets. The bride graduated from Tabb High School and the University of Virginia, and she is employed by Schering-Plough Laboratories. The groom graduated from Don Bosco Preparatory High School and Sunday 9/8 Boston University, and is employed by Schering-Plough Healthcare • The Miller-Cory Museum resumes activities in mid-September. Date Products. to be announced. After a honeymoon trip to Hawaii, the couple reside in Westfield. Monday 9/9 The public schools will close for students and staff members today , and Tuesday for the Rosh Hashanah holidays. • The Jumble Store of the Junior League of Elizabeth-Plainfield opens its 58th year in Cranford at 110 Walnut Ave. • Three year old Story Time registration begins. It runs Sept 19 to Oct 17 at the Westfield Memorial Library. • The Planning Board meets at 7:30 p.m. council chambers of the Municipal Building. Tuesday 9/10 SUSAN AND RICHARD ASCHENBRENNER • Schools closed for Rosh Hashanah. • Registration for Four Year Old Story Time begins. Sessions go from Sept 17 to Oct 15 at the library. • A class is tax planning will be offered from 1 to 3 p.m. and repeated Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Rutgers Cooperative Extension here. Call 654-9854. Susan C. Belcher weds • The Westfield Welcome Wagon visits Meridian Nursing Home from 1:30 to 2:45 p.m. and has a social committee meeting at 8 p.m. • The Town Council holds its official public meeting at 8:30 p.m. in the Richard Aschenbrenner council chambers of the Municipal Building. An agenda session open to the public will be held in the adjacent conference room. Susan C. Belcher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Belcher of Westfield was married to Richard A. Aschenbrenner, Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Aschenbrenner of Berwyn, Pa., May 18, at First Baptist Church, West- Wednesday 9/11 field. • The school board's Special Committee to study the intermediate Dr. Robert Harvey and Rev. William Frcderickson officiated. schools holds an open public meeting at 8 p.m. in the board room at The bride and her parents arrived at the church in a horse-drawn 302 Elm St carriage. The newlyweds left in the same carriage, The reception was «*• Red Cross blood drive at Lindabury & McCormick at 574 Springfield held at September's On the Hill in Watchung. The rehearsal dinner, Ave. from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Call 233-9200 for appointment hosted by the bridegroom's parents, was held at Raymonds in West- • The Welcome Wagon Walking Group meets at Tamaques Park at 9:30 field. A bridal shower was given by the bridal attendants and the ia.mV bride's parents hosted a brunch at their home the morning after the '• The Union Chapter of the New Jersey Association of Women Busi- wedding. ness Owners has a dinner meeting at Repetti's Restaurant in Ken- Beth Adamusik of South Plainfield, a friend of the bride, served as t , ilworth at 6 p.m. Irene Card will speak on Everything Employers matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Ramona Venci of Kenosha, Wis., a REBEKAH SADLER Should Know on Medical Benefits. friend; Ellen Liebowitz of Baltimore, Md., college roommate; and Carol • The Spaulding for Children Volunteer Auxiliary holds a new mem- Mone of Cranford, a friend. ber meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Mansion Hotel, 295 South Ave., Fan- The bride wore an ivory taffeta gown with long sleeves and a scal- Strodes announce daughter's birth wood. Call 233-2282. loped neckline of pearls a*nd lace. The headpiece was a bud wreath with a waist length veil, Kathleen K and Joseph W. Strode III are the proud parents of a baby The matron of honor and bridesmaids wore peach tca-leugth silk daughter, Kallie Elizabeth, 2 pounds, 1 ounce, born April 30, 1991, at Thursday 9/12 brocade gowns with short sleeves and lace necklines They all carried Beth Israel Hospital. Newark. • The second of the WEstfield Area Chamber of Commerce luncheon hand-tied wild flowers. series will be at noon at Wyckoffs. Bill Granda of Paradigm Associates James Dardozzi of Mcchanicsburg, Pa., fnend of the groom, served us will speak on "Managing Your Business Like Your Life Depends On best man. Ushers were Jeffrey Bradfield of New Castle, Del., friend; Seek volunteers It" Call 233-3021. William J. Reeve of Westfield and James D. Reeve of New Castle, Del,, The Boyle Hotel chain lias of- unteer auxiliary Recruitment • The museum and archives of the Westfield Historical Society at brothers of the bride. fcred the Mansion Hotel at 295 Meeting, Sept 11 at 7:30 p.m. Call Tamaques School are open to the public from 9:30 a.m. to noon. The best man and ushers were dressed in black tuxedos. South Ave Fanwood to host 233-2282. • Open House for the Pre-School program at the Westfield Community The bride, a 1982 graduate of Westficld High School and 1986 gradu- Spaulding for Children's Vol- Center will be at 10 a.m. Call 232-4759. ate of the University of Delaware, is employed as Assistant Director of • Dr. Fred Bollinger of Westfield speaks on "Tracing Your Ancestry in Education at Christ Church Children's Day Care Center in Bethesda, Middle Europe" at the Geneological Society of the West Fields at the Md. library at 1 p.m. The bridegroom is a 1982 graduate of Conestoga High School, Berwyn, • The Westfleld P.M. LaLeche League meets at 8 p.m. at 519 Lenox Pa., and a 1986 graduate of the University of Delaware. He is enrolled Ave. The topic is advantages of breast feeding to mother and baby. in the Masters program at the University of Maryland studying agricul- • The Westfieid Newcomers Club holds its monthly dinner meeting at ture. He is employed at the U.S. Department of Agriculture — Agricul- Northstde Trattoria at 7:30 p.m. Reserve by Sept 9. Call 233-0456. The tural Research Service in Beltsville, Md. cost is $17 per person. Following a wedding trip to San Francisco, the couple reside in • An open House to introduce women to the Women's Fitness Center Washington, DC. is at the Westfield Y from 5 to 8 p.m. • WHS band parents meet at 8 p.m. Fall rec program signups available • Wilson Parent Teacher meeting at 9:15 a.m. • Kindergarten parents meet at Franklin at 7:30 p.m. The Westfield Recreation Com- call 789-4080 for programs and • Legg Mason offers a free seminar on tax free investing at 7:30 p.m. at mission is accepting registration 789-4085 for trips or stop by the SCHMIEDE 203 Elm St Call Rene Dierkes at 232-2686. for fall programs beginning the recreation office on the second • Magic Carpet Story Hour Registration for K-3 children registration floor of the Municipal Building. begins. It meets Sept 19 through Oct 17 at the library. week of Sept 30. Offered are dancercise, pottery, aerobics, 225 years Friday 9/13 sculpture, adult and children's in- Rutgers will mark the 225th an- • The first "Night Place" of 1991-92 debuts from 7:30 to y:3u p.m. at strument instruction, drop in bas- niversary of the university's es- Edison School. It's open to 6th through 8th graders. Call 789-4080. ketball and the Community Con- tablishment by royal charter on in tracks. cert Band. Nov. 10, 1766. First known as • Bus trip to the Billy Graham Crusade at the Meadowlands sponsored Queen's College, it was the 8th by the Presbyterian Church in Westfield. Call 233-0301. Also offered to residents is a institution of higher learning • The Westfield Teen Center opens from 8 p.m. to midnight day trip on Wednesday, Oct 16, to founded in the colonies. The FOOD WAREHOUSE the Culinary Institute for lunch school opened in New Brunswick and a guided tour of the Roos- in 1771 and took the name of SAVE CASH! Coming up: evelt Mansion. benefactor Col. 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Services were held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Sept 4 in the Dooley of Trustees of Union County Col- Mr. Towl was born in Cranford and lived in Westfield most of his life, Colonial Home, 556 Westfield Ave., Westfield. lege to the rank of professor — moving to Mountainside (bur years ago. He was a lawyer for Buckeye Mr. Schnitzer had been employed by the Singer Manufacturing Co. in the highest level attainable for the Pipeline Co. in New York City for 38 years. He retired in 1977. Elizabeth for 42 years before retiring in 1976. Born in Garwood, he teaching staff — based on her out- He graduated from Pingry School in 1930 and from Colgate University lived in Westfield for 40 years before moving to Brick 12 years ago. standing achievements both in the in 1934. He earned his law degree from Fordham Law School in 1946. Surviving are his wife, Edith; two daughters, Carol Hynds and Joanne classroom and contributions made Mr. Towl was an elder, deacon, clerk of session and choir member of Gregory; a brother, George; and three grandchildren. to higher education at-large. Prof. the Presbyterian Church of Westfield; past commander of Shelter Is- Siemoneit began her career at land Yacht Club, president of the board of Fairvicw Cemetery, and a UCC in 1972 in psychology, and member of the Westfield Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolu- had introduced the Excellence in tion, Theta Chi Fraternity at Colgate and the College Men's Club. Psychology Award given at the His first wife, Florence Sayre Towl. died in 1984. He is survived by Religious news end of each academic year to out- his wife, Jeannottc Palmer Towl; three daughters, Patricia Jones of standing students in the field. She Westfield, Carol Loper and Barbara Wilcox," both of Shelter Island; received the Student Government three stepdaughters, Barbara Ann Sims of Savannah, Ga., Mary Mahon Association Award for outstanding of Glen Rock and Laura Johnson of Westfield; three stepsons, Palmer achievement, in part for her con- Reuther of Boxford, Mass, Jeffrey Enders of Watchung and John R. tributions in fundraising for Jad- Enders of Mountainside; a sister. Miriam Russell of Guilford, Conn.; Parents and Tiny Christians wiga Howell, a Westfield child five grandchildren, six step-grandchildren and three great- who had been afllicted with a grandchildren. A memorial service was Tuesday at the Presbyterian begins third year of studies rare liver disease, the drive had Church. reached countrywide levels as she REGINA SIEMONEIT On Sunday, Sept 15, Parents lows: Sept 15: Peace that Passes involved many outside agencies, garnering more than $50,000. and Tiny Christians will begin its Understanding; Sept 22: Experi- Fellow at Princeton University, third year at Redeemer Lutheran encing Hope; Sept 29: Joy Un- She emphasizes individual and published an article taking a James J. Clancy, 65, school Church, at the corner of Clark and shakable; Oct 6: Pure in Heart; progress through her teaching Cowperthwaite streets, in West- Oct 13: Mercy in Action. methods, and has chaired the fac-view from the perspective of the field. Mothers, fathers and their Classes-will meet in Luther Hall ulty's student affairs committee, psychologist, Piaget, and applying administrator, consultant infants, toddlers or preschool chil- (through the new narthex on the and served on the curriculum and it too the poetic works on God and dren meet between services, from Clark Street entrance). A play special projects ad hoc commit- man, which appeared in the James J. Clancy, 65 of Westfield, a public school administrator and 9:50 to 10:50 a.m., for a five-week area for children is provided and tees. Prof. Siemoneit participated "Mountain Interstate Foreign educational consultant for many years, died Aug. 31 in Overlook Hospi- Bible study titled "Growing Chris- nursery attendant is available to in the Master Faculty effort Language Conference Proceed- tal, Summit tian Values in the Home," con- assist Parents are encouraged to through which faculty members ings." Her contributions to her de- A Mass was offered at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 4 at Holy Trinity ducted by Gwen Cleaves and meet their children's needs for at- reviewed students' performances partment include developing a Church, Westfield. Arrangements are by the Dooley Colonial Home. Diane Frusco, members of Re- tention and feeding during the under various teaching styles. She course on the psychology of aging. Westfield. deemer. class. also served on the Master Plan She hold's a bachelor's degree Mr. Clancy was an educational consultant who owned Clancy Associ- community service and multicul- from the University of Con- The lesson schedule is as fol- For more information, call the ates in Westfield for the past nine years. church office at 232-1517. tural sub-committee. Prof. Siemo- necticut, a master of science de- He began his career in education as an elementary school teacher at neit has been active in a newly gree from the University of the Evergreen School in Plainfield from 1949 to 1954. He.was the formed national organization Bridgeport, and a master of arts superintendent of schools in Green Brook Township from 1954 to 1961, whereby American educators will degree from the New School for in Gloucester City from 1961 to 1964 and in North Brunswick from 1964 collaborate with Lithuanian edu- Social Research, Graduate Fac- to 1971. cators to help develop educational ulty. She has completed doctoral He was superintendent of schools for Middlesex County from 1971 to strategies in their new , non- course work at the Institute for 1975 and for Union County from 1975 to 1982. Communist environment Prof. Si- Cognitive Studies at Rutgers Uni- Mr. Clancy was graduated from Mansfield University, Mansfield Pa., emoneit has been a Mid-Career versity. in 1949 and earned a master's degree in education from Seton Hall ROSH HASHANAH University. South Orange. He served in the Marino Corps during World War II. Mr. Clancy was a Astronomy course offered at UCC member of the National Education Association, the American Associa- GREETINGS Adults and children alike will lites. ?re-registration is required tion of School Administrators, the New Jersey Association of School as enrollment is limited. Partici- Administrators and the Echo Lake Country Club in Westfield. enjoy first-hand the wonders of 1991-5752 the universe this fall through non- pants may select from two time Surviving arc his wife. Rosemary: two sons. James and Robert W.; two slots from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. on daughters Sharon Marie Diliherto and Kathleen Ann Martin; five broth- credit courses offered by Union County College at its Sperry Ob- Saturdays, either from Sept 21 er's. John. Joseph, Robert, Patrick and William; a sister. Ann Kratoch- through Oct 19, or from Oct 26 to will, and eight grandchildren. servatory. BELL'S BERGEN Each class will make use of the Nov. 23. high-technology equipment at the For the even-younger set, "Mini- PHARMACY CAMERA observatory. Astronomy," for children ages five Verna Grona, worked at Terrill's 17 North Union Ave. 24 Eastman Street "Astronomy: Discovering the through seven, will explore the Cranford Universe" will explore outer stars and the planets. Participants Vema Grona, 61. of Garwood, died Sept. 1 in the home of her daugh- Cranford space through the help of Ama- may select from two time slots ter, Cheryl Accardi, in Rosclle. OPEN ROSH HASHANAH teur Astronomers, Inc. members, a from 9 to 10 a.m. on Saturdays, A Mass was offered Thursday. Sept. 5 in St Anne's Church, Garwood. Reg. Hours 8:30-10:00 CLOSED ROSH HASHANAH non-profit organization. Partici- either from Sept 21 through Oct Arrangements are bv the Dooley Funeral Home, 218 North Ave., Cran- CLOSED Y0M KIPPUR and YOM KIPPUR pants will learn about the earth- 19, or from Oct 26 through Nov. ford. moon system, the solar system, 23. Mrs. Grona was a sales clerk at Terriifs Office Supply, Westfield, for MARTIN constellations, stars, and galaxies. For more information call the past 27 years. Born in Nanticoke. Pa., .she moved to Garwood in FORBES The course will be held from 8 to 709-7601. 1950. NEWSPAPERS JEWELERS 9 p.m. on Mondays, Sept 9 Surviving are her husband, John; a son, Walt Stefanski: four brothers, through Oct 28. School budgets Bill, Albin, John and Carl Marcincavayc: two sisters. Violet Grigas and 12 North Avenue West In addition, children may learn Anna Bonk: and three grandchildren. 908-722-3000 Cranford about the universe through cours- Citizens of Westfield have a es tailored specifically to younger strong tradition of supporting CLOSED ROSH HASHANAH age levels. "Astronomy for Kids," public education. In the past OPEN REGULAR HOURS and YOM KIPPUR for children ages eight through 12, decade only three budgets have John Childers Dzuback, 33 will study the planets and satel- been defeated. John Childers Dzuback, 33, died Aug. 9 in Davies Medical Center in San Francisco. A memorial sen-ice will be held at St. Paul's Episcopal Church Saturday. Sept. 7 at 4 p.m. ?Llnion Coiintp ixcligtous Director)' Mr Dzuback attended schools in Glonview. 111.: Wilton, Conn, and Porlville, N.Y. before moving with his family to Westfield in 1968. He was a Purcell Choir Boy at St. Paul's and belonged to Boy Scout Troop SCOTCH PLAINS GRACE The 77. He graduated from Westfield High School in 1977. In 1981 he CHRISTIAN CHURCH St. Paul's Garwood graduated with a R.S. degree in biology from Davis and Elkins College. Presbyterian A member of Smtiui Phi Kpsilon Fraternity, he also served served as a & United Church of Christ volunteer with the Randolph County Rescue Squad and worked as a 1800 Raritan Rd.. Scotch Plains PEACE 213 Center Si. Church medical technician m I)avis Memorial Hospital while living in Elkins. (By Union Co. College) Garwood 341 Spruce Avenue FELLOWSHIP Garwood, N.J. 07027 lie was also a inert tech at Overlook Hospital and at Kaiser Pcrma- 789-0360 uente in Sun Francisco. 889-1690 950 RARITAN ROAD ^789-1285 Gary Wetzel, Pastor Surviving arc- his parents. Mr. and Mrs. .Joseph Dzuback of Westfield; CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY 07016 Rev. Doug Ujvcjoy-Cnricr Sunday School and "Worship a brother, Joseph III of Fanwood; four sisters, Mary Ann Dzuback-Best Minister Doucj McCullcy (201) 276-8740 I';istor Service - 10.00 AM of St. Louis, Meg Bloomileid and April Dzuback of San Francisco, and Futon DtJn & VitgihM Knuditn Worship ami .Sunil.iy Sclmul Wednesday Prayer & Praise Ser'lce' Jayne Bibb of Franklin. Term. Sunday School 9:30 AM 7:30 pm Sunday - 10:00 A.M. Worship 9:30 A.M. In lieu of Mowers the family suggests contributions to the Hemophilia Sunday Worship 10:30 AM (iTdi'dBS P/ayer Time (or BiHy Graham Crusade) Wednesday - 7:30 P.M. Teaching fluid Care Available Mealing Services: Call Church Office For OetaHs A-ssn. of New Jersey, 37 West Prospect St.. East Brunswick NJ 08816. 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Siajr, Monartv 7:00 PM - Prayer Mooting 7 Cherry Street, Cranford 276-1617 649 LEXINGTON AVE • CRANFORD • 276-0900 Nursery Care Provided September 5, 1991 - THE WESTFIELD RECORD - A-7 $2.8 million rehab of town Westfield SAT(Continued from page A-l WCAAN: hire a lawyer to hall poised for financing National scores tend to fluctuate year, and might not otherwise slightly from year to year. Still, it take a fourth year of math. combat FAA on jet noise Continued from page A-l is the fifth consecutive year that The guidance director also said (Continued from page A-l verbal scores have decreased na- that the scores tend to fluctuate, Bagger said that he has been bargaining table, and FAA will be released later in the fling of personnel within offices tionally, while math scores and that the drastic increases said that the lawsuit might force asked by several people what the will have be done, according to dropped this year after remaining could simply be a fluke. month, and at that time the coun- project would cost without the Vincentsen. A trailer will also be the FAA to negotiate the matter, cil can decide whether it wants to stagnant for four years. "I'm happy that we're there," he Feder said. vote in favor of joining the fight community center. Vincentsen set up outside of the department Westfield's average math score said, "But it's only one year. You said that the savings if the center to house some employees during Feder said that the law firm has against the FAA. is the school district's highest in have to look long range. You can't done work both for and against The Scotch Plains Township were scratched from the project parts of the construction, Vincent- 20 years. It is a resounding 63 go too crazy if the scores go up or would only be about $145,000. sen said. the FAA in the past Council voted in favor of spending points above the state average down from year to year. It could Councilman Jubb Corbet agreed $25,000 to hire the law firm on Councilman Garland "Bud" Following introduction next and 58 points ahead of the na- just be the group of kids that took with Feder that their is a jet noise Aug. 13, despite objections about Boothe asked ir many municipal week, the funding ordinance tional numbers. it this year." problem in town, but challenged the cost from some audience employees would have to be relo- would be up for final approval at The local verbal scores are 51 Dr. Robert Petix, Westfield High the WCAAN chairman's view that members. cated during construction. Vincen- the end of the month. Advertising point above the state average and School principal agreed, stating air traffic expansion is a bad The Expanded East Coast Plan sten said that in the case of the for the project could then occur in 46 points over the national aver- that he pleased about this year's thing. was put into effect about five old library, construction can be about October, with construction age verbal score. scores, especially given the de- "I look at air traffic expansion years ago, according to Feder. He done without relocating anyone, bids being accepted about a Upon releasing the figures, cline in scores nationally. as a very positive sign for said that all active WCAAN mem- since it is currently vacant With month later. School Superintendent Mark C. Like Jakubik, however, Petix strengthening our economy," Cor- bers have instituted plans to leave the police department, some shuf- Smith stated that he was veiy feels there is an overemphasis on bet said. the area if the plan is not rolled happy with the local scores. the test's significance. Bagger told the council that back. "This is the first time in 19 years "We're not going to be overly ex- Scotch Plains plan to combat the that the average scores reached uberant this year, just like we Study of Roosevelt, Edison 1,000," said School Superinten- won't get overly depressed next dent Mark C. Smith. "We are ex- year if the scores go down five (Continued from page A-l tremely pleased with the aptitude points," Petix said. "You have to Treatment urged for woman scores achieved by our students." put everything in perspective. It's Assistant superintendent Wil- educate the students and reduce Dr. Caz Jakubik, Director of (the SAT) only one indicator." liam Foley, however has already maintainence costs. Guidance for Westfield High Petix attributed the increase to who handled rabid kitten begun compiling statistical infor- "We will not need as many, School, also expressed pleasure four things; the seriousness with (Continued from page A-l mation needed to make a move of teachers, custodians and adminis- over the numbers, but cautioned which the students took the test, trators," he said. this magnitude. against over scrutinizing the dras- the school's staff, the support of If the animal can be safely cap- door and outdoor cats. A condi- According to his calculations Smith said the study will shed tic increase. the community and good luck. tured keeping the brain intact, the tion of licensing is the vaccination the intermediate schools will see light on whether the consolidation "I'm really happy," said Jakubik. "Good fortune certainly plays a individual should notify the state of the cat for rabies. a growth in enrollment over the will save the school district money "It's a real achievement, and I part," said Petix. "I don't there is Health Department for testing. Three cases of rabies have been next five years. or be more costly. hope that it will be the case next any one answer. There are con- Earlier this year, the Town reported in Westfield since the "We will see some growth to- "We are going to study this until year. They (the students) did a tributing factors, some we can't Council passed an ordinance that disease was first discovered in ward the end of the decade, per- next June and will give a report to terrific job and it's something to take credit for, some we can't, mandated the licensing of both in- New Jersey 20 months ago. haps as many as 150 to 200 over the board then," Smith said. "And be proud of, no doubt about it." some we can be blamed for some, the next five years," Foley said. at that point the board will make Yet Jakubik said that there is an we can't" "In terms of our planning we have a decision and if the board re- overemphasis on the importance to think on the high side, in light quires an addition to either Roos- of the test The SAT is the most widely- evelt or Edison, a referendum reported and most commonly dis- of the magnitude of our decision. "The SAT is only one criteria for cussed test taken by American The bottom line is that interme- bond issue will have be voted on a kid getting into college," Jakubik by the public." High School students, according diate enrollment will level off said. "Yet as a society, we act as if to Smith. It is designed to mea- somewhere in the 1,200's." In addition to physical changes it's the only one." sure verbal and mathematics apti- The question Smith asks is how the Columbia team would have Jakubik said that the increase in tude and is used by college. o many children we will need to ed- other tasks to perform. math scores could be due to the assist them in the admissions pro- Need help wilh the college application ucate over the ten years and "The study will also come up new integrated math course cess. SAT scores, reported on a process? much room it will take to educate with figures for an addition, traf- which was offered this year. Ac- scale of 200 to 800, help predict them. fic patterns and other costs in- cording to Jakubik. it is aimed at ability to perform academically in ((Ji I J B^^ College Consulunu Is a complete collegc- "We need to know how much volved with that," Smith said. "I students who are not taking an AF college. V// ^y m J guidancc service offering individualized help money we would save by putting anticipate if we combine schools course or calculus in there senior v^ ^/ wilh them in one school," Smith said. we would have to build a bigger - library as well." 'School ulectioit "There are increased costs like •Admissions timetable busing, in addition to the pos- Recognizing the gravity of the Guidelines for curbside pickups 'Essay writing sibility of having to expand a issue. Smith wants all the bases •Inttrvltw pnparation building." covered. - The curbside pickup of newspa- lected. CONSULTANTS Smith also said the con- "This is not a simple issue. It is per, aluminum cans and glass bot- • Residents on the north side of Call 908-272-1702 for more information. solidation would decrease the an issue that the board has been tles and jars continues to be avail- the railroad tracks will have recy- number of personnel needed to working on for years," Smith said. able to Westfield residents in clable pickups on Sept. 5 and 19, 1991. Oct 3, 17 and 31, Nov. 14, and Residents are asked (o follow Deo. 12 and 26. Italian Fest set for Columbus Day these guidelines: • All recyclables must be placed South side residents may leave An Italian Festival, celebrating at curbside by no later than 7:30 recyclables for pickup on Sept 6 Columbus Day, has been sched- Crafters who are interested and 20, Oct. 4 and 18, Nov. 1 and should call 709-7208 for informa- a.m. on the days designated for 15 and Dec. 13 and 27. uled to take place at the new town tion. recyclable pick ups. clock in downtown Cranford on On Friday, Aug. 16, the Dell Ca- • Newpapers should be tied in Saturday, Oct 12. pries 50's band concert played bundles no more than eight inch- The festival will feature Italian oldies and doo wop causing listen- es high. The bundles may not in- foods, musical groups, craft items, ers to "rock around the new town clude paper bags, magazines, tele- unique services and all-day enter- clock" while people sported their phone books or junk mail OVIE TIMETABLT? tainment new Cranford T-shirts in bright • Alt glass bottles must be rinsed colors. thoroughly, all caps and lids SEPTEMBER 6 THROUGH SEPTEMBER 12 M^M VNHS offers On Aug. 23, the Fundamentals, should be removed. No window M who appeared at the Clubhouse in glass, mirrors, Pyrcx or crystal Schedules for theaters in Middlesex, Somerset and Union counties numerous services Plainfield the evening before, per- will be accepted. "*• formed to a record crowd of 350 • Soft drink and beer cans are SOMERSET through Thursday: 1:20 p.m., Thursday: 1:40 p.m., 4:20 p.m., 9:30 p.m., 11:30 p.m. Visiting Nurse and Health Ser- people in downtown Cranford. BERNARDSVILLE CINEMA 3:15 p.m., 5:10 p.m., 7:20 p.m., 7:10 p.m., 9:45 p.m. Saturday; 1:30 p.m., 3:30 the only types of aluminum prod- p.m.. 7:50 p.m., 9:30 p.m. Route 202 KENDALL PARK CINEMAS p.m., 5:30 p.m., 7:30p.m., vices Hospice includes a variety The make-up concert for the Hat 9:55 p.m. Late shows Friday ucts that will be accepted. Bernarflsville Route 27. South Brunswick 9:30 p.m., 11:30 p.m. Sun- of services to patients and family and Saturday at 11:45 p.m., Trick Jazz Band at Cranfords • Glass and aluminum recyclables f908) 766-0357 (9081 422-2444 day: 1:30 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 12:15 p.m. members confronting life- Eastman Plaza took place on must be set out in separate con- •Paris 15 Burning (Not Rated) •Dead Again fRl Friday: 7:35 5:30 p.m., 7:30p.m., 9:30 threatening illness. Care is pro- Thursday, Aug. 29. tainers. Materials placed in plas- Friday: 7:30 p.m.. 9:15 p.m. •The Commitments (R) Fnday, p.m., 9:45 p.m. Saturday: p.m. Monday through Thurs- Saturday: 1 p.m., 2:35 p.m.. Saturday: 1.55 p.m., 4:35 1:20 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 5:40 day: 7:30 p.m, 9:30p.m. vided by an interdisciplinary team tic or paper bags will not be col- p.m., 7:35 p.m., 10:10 p.m.. p.m., 7:50 p.m., 10 p.m. Sun- of health professionals under the •MO p.m., 5:45 p.m., 7:30 •Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves p.m., 9:15 p.m.. Sunday: 12:30 p.m. Sunday through day through Tuesday: 2:15 (PG-13) Friday: 7:45 p.m. Sat- direction of the patient's persona! Same schedule, no 9:15 p.m Thursday: 1:55 p.m., 4:35 p.m., 4:35p.m., 7:05p.m., urday. Sunday: 1 p.m., 4 p.m., physician. The sei-vices offered by show. Monday through Thurs- p.m., 7:35 p.m., 9:55 p.m. 9:15 p.m. Wednesday, Thurs- 7 p.m., 9:40 p.m. Monday day: 8 p.m. • Defenseless (ft) Friday day: 7:05 p.m., 9:15 p.m. through Thursday: 7:45 p.m. VNHS include skilled nursing, through Thursday 1:50 p.m., •The Doctor fPG-13; Friday: THE BROOK THEATRE •The Rocky HWTOf Picture home health aides, family coun- 4:30 p.m., 7 p.m., 9:20 p.m. 7:05 p.m., 9:30 p.m, Satur- Show fflj Friday, Saturday at 10 Hamilton St. Late shows Friday and Satur- day: 2:10 p.m., 4:55 p.m., seling and crisis intervention, nu- Thrift & Bound Brook midnight. Junior League of day at 11:35 p.m. 7:20 p.m., 9:45 p.m. Sunday tritional counseling, physical, Consignment (908) 469-9665 •True Identity (R) Friday through Tuesday: 1:45 p.m., speech and occupational therapy Store Ellzabeth-Plalnfleld • Terminator 2: Judgment Day through Thursday: 1:15 p.m., 4:10 p.m., 6:35 p.m., 9 p.m. UNION and referrals to community re- (R) Friday through Sunday. 3:05 p.m., 5 p.m.. 7:15 p.m., Wednesday, Thursday: 8:30 GENERAL CINEMA BLUE STAR Tuesday through Thursday: 9:20 p.m. Late s/iow Friday p.m. Blue Star Shopping Center sources. 7:30 p'.m only. Saturday: 6 and Saturday at 11.15 p.m. •Defenseless (PG13) Friday: Route 22 West, Watchung Start Your School Season At p.m., 9 p.m. For information and/or services, •Dead Again (R) Friday, Satur- 7:55 p.m., 10 p.m. Saturday: (908) 322-7007 or to become a volunteer, call BRIOGEWATER COMMONS day: 1:20 p.m., 3.30 p.m., 2:10 p.m., 4:15 p.m., 6.20 •Dead Again (R) 2p.m., 4:15 VNHS Hospice at 352-5694. The Jumble Store CINEMA 7 5:35 p.m., 8 p.m.. 10:20 p.m., 8:25 p.m., 10:30 p.m. p.m., 7:20 p.m., 9:45 p.m. Route 22 and Commons Way p.m., 12:30 p.m. Sunday Sunday through Tuesday: 1:20 •True Identity (R) 2:15 p.m., Cndgev-ater through Thursday: 1:20 p.m., p.m., 3:25 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7 p.m., 9:15 p.m. CPR course offered (908) 725-1161 3:30 p.m., 5:35 p.m., 8 p.m.. 7:35 p.m., 9:40 p.m. Wednes- •Bingo (PG) 2p.m., 4 p.m. •The Doctor fPG-13) Friday 10:05 p.m. day, Thursday: 7:25 p.m., •City Slickers (PG-13) 7:15 through Thursday: 1:35 p.m., Consignment •Harley Davidson and the Mar- 9:25 p.m. p.m., 9:30 p.m, A four-part course in basis car- Store Opens 4:10 p.m., 6:50 p.m., 9:30 lboro Man (Ri Friday through •101 Dalmatians (G) Saturday: Take-In p.m. • Ooctor Hollywood (PG-13) diopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) Thursday: 2:50 p.m., 7:15 1:30 p.m., 3:20 p.m. Sunday, 2:15 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7 p.m., Monday Sept. 9th •The Commitments (R) 1:40 p.m., 9:30 p.m. Late show Fri- Monday: 1:10 p.m., 2:55 p.m. will be held Sept. 10, 12, 17 and Sept. 3rd, 5th, 6th & 7th p.m., 4 p.m., 6:30 p.m., 9 9.15 p.m. day and Saturday at 11:35 •Child's Play 3 (R) Friday: WESTF1ELD TWIN CINEMA 19, from 7 to 10:30 p.m., in Over- p.m. p.m. 6:55 p.m., 8:45 p.m., 10:35 •Terminator 2: Judgment Day 138Central Ave.. Westfield look Hospital's Wallace Audito- •101 Dalmatians (G) Friday p.m, Saturday: 5:05 p.m.. 7 (908) 654-4721 (R) 1:30 p.m., 4:05 p.m., through Thursday: 1 p.m., rium, Summit p.m., 8:50 p.m., 10:45 p.m. •The Doctor (PG-13) Friday: 5:45 p.m., 6:45 p.m., 9:25 2:45 p.m., 4:20 p.m., 6 p.m. New fall clothing for children & adults • Housewares • Jewelry Sunday thrvugh Tuesday: 4:30 7:25 p.m., 9:55 p.m, Satur- The Cardiac Life Support p.m. • Hot Shots! (PG-13) Friday p.m., 6:20 p.m., 3:10 p.m., day through Tuesday: 1p.m., Course is open to anyone over the •Pure Luck (R) Friday through through Thursday: 1 p.m., 3 10:05 p.m. Wednesday, Thurs- 3:35 p.m., 7:25 p.m., 9:55 110 Walnut Ave • Cranford • 276-0222 Thursday: 2 p.m., 4:30 p.m. p.m., 4:50 p.m., 7:10 p,m,, day: 8 p.m., 9:55p.m. age of 14. p.m. Wednesday, Thursday: Participants will learn one-and Daily 9 30-3 30 • Closed Wed • Thurs 7-9 Dm • Sal 10-2 •Defenseless (R) Friday 9:15 p.m. Late show Friday •Doc Holywood (PG-13) Fri- through Thursday: 7:15 p.m., and Saturday at 11:15 p.m. day: 7:55 p.m. Saturday: 2:10 7:25 p.m., 9:55 p.m. two-man CPR and Obstructed Air- 9:40 p.m.. "Body Parts EFWGEffe ATHLETE OF THE WEEK EFIKEtiS ATHLETE OF THE MONTH (as picked by the sports staff of Forbes Newspapers) (as picked by the sports staff of Forbes Newspapers) STEPHANIE MAXWELL IRWIN BERNSTEIN A Somerville native, Maxwell was a member of Bernstein's 14 wins this season tied a West- field Tennis Association senior singles ladder the U.S. four-without-coxswain boat which cap- record. He's ranked second on the ladder head- tured the silver medal at the World Rowing Ing into the playoffs. Championships in Vienna, Austria two weeks ago. Maxwell and her three teammates finished the 2000-meter race in 6:27.39 while champion Canada's time was 6:25.47. Maxwell, an Olym- pian in 1988, is a graduate of Immaculate High and Cornell University. •••i YOUR SPORTING GOODS SINCE COMPLEX 1909 513 W. UNION AVI-. (K I 28) BOUND BROOK, NEW JliKSKY 201-356-0604 Mon., Tucs., Thurs , l;n X:W AM ID ') PM SPORTING GOODS CO. Wed. & Sin. H:3l> AM u> 5:30 PM A-10 - THE WESTFIELD RECORD - September 5,1991 ON ROUTE 22!! the Station Featured At The Station Center Center ^ a New Concept... STATION, ^EMPORIUM m GIFT DEPARTMENT STORE • Qund • David Winter • Precious Moments • Sarah's Attic • Collectible Dolls • Department 56: Snow Babies Etc. • Ron Lee Collectible Clowns • Muffy Vander Bear • Annalee • Artisan House (wire wall sculptures) The Cake Box: A • Enesco Musical Showcase & Collectibles • Goebel Miniatures • Bedazzled Crystal • Krystonia** Tilly Bears • Bearly People • Mayflower Ships in a Bottle • Collectible Steins • United Design • Roman's Religious Figurines • PJ Carousel • Sandra Kuck • Constance • Bulova • Fitz & Floyd • Paramount Cards • Steiff Bears Go Back to School In Style with SANR1O Supplies The Station Center will enter our r phase II completion status by install- ing new & larger parking areas, with brick walls and wrought iron fencing surrounding the area with new light- ing & signs. The oldest shopping ce- but a & Much More! . Not a flrti nter in the area is always striving to be the best. 908-534-1212 Coming Soon- ROUTE 22 EASTBOUND 7 miles from Bridgewater Commons & V* mile East of Rt. 523. Route 22 Eastbound lane. Executwe Cleaners^ WHITEHOUSE STATION ,^Mv-- KEMPER (III Every Car Specially Priced YEARS So You Can Celebrate With Us 1941-1991 We Won't Be Undersold! 1991 PONTIAC PRIX SEDAN 1990 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX LE EXBCUUV* Domointmtur 1990 PONTIAC 1991 PONTIAC TRANS SPORT SE Detoggai. auto, csssono. pftiitonna. pi p-lorks p' 4 dr., ps, pb, auto, n/c. a'c, r«j;ir dqf. pell, p 1991 PONTIAC 6Q00 LE 7-passengar, fool tack, pdl, p windows, *mdO*S,Cfune till VIN «MF2O5S1G 4.200 m.Ins ' GRAND AM LE SEDAN windows, lilt, cruise, AM/FM sloroo. ?C,395 4 dr , ps, auto, a/c, roar da), pdl, p windows, rear detogow. E»ecutlve domonstmlor. 3489 mllet. 4 door. Serial #LC344792. 4 cyl, ps, pb. till. till, cruise, AM/FM stereo cassette. 13,869 Ust Prlco: $17,1^2 A mites Pro-owned. VIN# Lr312S9Z VIN. #MT214339. A 1 cruise, storoo, roar dolrosler, auto trans, a/ c, milos Pro-ownod, VIN #M8209360. MSRP: $20,024 51 Co»1: $14,989 V 24.434 mllm. Pre-Owned •Rebate: J1.000 13,989 $ COB1:$1B,430 17,688 Price •Rebate: $750 *Cuslomor mny chooso low financo rale or Price Price 8,995 11,295 112,395 'Customer may choose rebate or tow robots finance role 1991 Pontiac Firebird Convertible 1988 1990 PONTIAC 1987 PONTIAC r,t!rpio', K'G. VQ. p/nn!onnn, PDL, p/ FIREBIRD TRANS AM 1991 PONTIAC SUNBIRD LE SUNBIRD •.« TIN #ML243405 3136 milsj. GRAND PRIX LE 2 CJOOT, Sorlal #JL203003, pwr locks, pw. pulo 1 (li, ps, pb, iiiitc) a'c, r",-if clal, till, crulsn. AM/ CONVERTIBLE LE 2-door, V6, oulo, ps, pb, airk p/windows, p/locks tjit •„!«' I > 1V« trans, IIH wtioel. crulao. cnasetlo, t-roof, Vfl FM sluroo. Scf #M?bB710? 9001 miles. F'rc- 2-door. 4-cyl, nula. ps, pD. D/C. p/w, p/1ockB. caisetto. cru(S6. cnasoltfl. VlN#H221 1BOG. 39,300 milas. PfB I,.IV.I»- • ,VA 18,938 ong , ps, pb, 23.552 ml Pro-ownod ownoct VIN #17610480. ?5.454ml Pra-owod. owned ( $( Price 10,995 Price 9795 12,395 Prices include all cosls to be paid by a consumer except for licensing, registration and taxes, Expires 9/11/91. Route 22 East at Route 287 Overpass, Bridgewater SERVICE (5 miles from Bridgewater Commons) SALES Your family dealership for $0 years 469-4500 469*4100 September 5, 1991 — THE WESTFIELD RECORD — A-11 ON ROUTE 22!! Sahara Pools CAPITOL CARPET ^ PROTECT YOUR POOL THIS FALL "Better Carpet at Better Prices! ...AND NEXT SPRING... YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID! Central Jersey's Largest Selection of In Stock Wall to Wall Quality Broad Loom POOL COVERS Bp^EFJEWWUM^fr - -^^a^^JW/n^k^aw^L^kw^awV * SWUKPI SPECIAL * ALWAYS AT NO EXTRA CHARGES 30% OFF DUPOMT STAINMASTER • Precision Mmiira •Eiptrt Tacklats Installation Heavy Quality Padding. 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Cans Meeting/Conference Facilities VODKAS, GINS & RUMS AMERICAN WHISKIES to Accommodate 450 Absokrt •arty Thnaa VOOMA *>• Flajaohmann's Visit Our Restaurant Qordon's wsu., 13** IjaokDanlato and Experience Our I 75 StoMchmiya I Hea* Ma •» — New Dinner Menu. VOOKA M- I «HbTI1 BtHMII Nightly Specials CANADIAN & IRISH WHISKIES A professional staff dedicated to Canadian L.T.D. making your function a success HOURS: Saagram's Crown Royal Call 526-9500 ext. 101 6 am-2 pm, 5 pm-10 pm OM 1 75 Liter Lounge Open 5 pm-1 am Tanquaray Canadian Club US Rt. 22 E. Bridgewater DM 750 ml M Operated by Marble Inn. Inc. Under License Bacardi Rum Canadian Mat LMMT OR DANK I 75 Lite! BushmWa 'Ss-.j Captain Morgan OWWWL wictp mm 750 mi SCOTCHES Myars's Plantars Punch Black ft WMta. 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(908)548-1272 upcoming Rt. 22 FAX (908)548-2151 • NJ LOTTERY AGENT SOMERVILLE SUPERSAVER Promo Pages. 888 RT 22 EAST (908)722-6700 (OPPOSITE BRIDGEWATER COMMONS) FAX (908)722-6787 Deadline date: September 26th NJ LOTTERY AGENT i i MIUI nil s Publication date: October 2nd & 3rd Forties Newspapers September 5,1991 — Union County Classified - 1 N N E I O N Introducing... 908-231-6610 "Introductions" OR TOLL FREE IN NEW JERSEY Union County A Way for People to Meet People See page 9 [i*800t334i0531 edition WHERE YOU WHERE YOU CAN EXPECT CAN EXPECT TO PA Y LESS! TO PA Y LESS! 1991 NISSAN STANZA XE 1991 ESCORTS & TRACERS 4 cyl ,5spd man. trans pwr s?rng/frks. VIN MX869250 MSRP $12 530 WAGONS & HATCHBACKS AIR CONDITIONING INCLUDED FORDS, LINCOLNS & MERCURYS AVAILABLE! 78 A VAILABLE! Per Mo. -f- Tax 10 IN STOCK I Prices incl. all costs tob e paid by a consumer except tor licensing costs & reg lees 'Lease 1990-1991F-150 PICK-UPS payment based on 60 mo cJosed-end lease */no money (town $200 itt sec den A 1st mo paynont due at inception SI 1,460 lolafot payments ]5, OOOmt/yr allowance. 15* amila tfiereitter Option to purchase al lease end - a\ S4S71 residual OVER 10O TO OR •—B^*' APR CHOOSE FROM! WE CHALLENGE YOU TO FIND A BETTER CAR OR A BETTER DEAL FINANCING COLLEGE GRADS GET ( u *•. 11 > n 11 • SALES/SERVICE 908-782-3673 • PARTS 908-782-9394 SALES/SERVICE 908-782-3673 • PARTS 908-782-9394 1st Time Buyers Get Up To LOCATED N£XT TO FLEMINGTON NISSAH/BMW 1988. 1989 «. 1990' ONE MILE SOUTH OF ROUTES 202 & 5 ONE MILE SOUTH OF ROUTES 202 & 31 CIRCLE, FLEM1NGTON N.J. 1000 31 CIRCLE, FLEMINGTON N.J. This is all you need to lease ALL an Infiniti G-20. You don't need a down payment. You don't need to make a first payment in advance. BRAND NEW 1991 GEO You don't need a security deposit. PRISM LSE You don't need to pay a bank acquisition fee. Auto inni . 4 cy . 0/fKk A pinion stma/Srks . AM'FM si cass pie ar im gls It. Ml. M. OauWS. c F'ntes met all costs lo tie paid by a consumer except lor fie costs. Jeg tees MV fees "LfiibP yaytneni based on 48 mu closed end 'ease w/no fDOfiey iJown You don't need a fortune. $2M /el sec dep A 1st mo payment due it inception Total amount at p.iymeni.5 $10,491 U 000 mi/yr iliowance. 10" a mite ihereaner Oplion \o purchase al lease end al tair nwrkei value lax 5 WV lees eatra You don't even need a pen. We'll be glad to loan you one. But you don't have a lot of LEAUFOfi flv Mo.* + Tat time.. Leases this good don't last forever. plemington Infiniti invites you to guest drive a G-20 and further discuss specific leasing ar- rangements. Call S-10 PICKUPS AND SPECIAL LOW LEASING RATES WITH LOW MONTHL Y PA YMENTS ON OVER 150 NEW CHEVY'S Take An Infiniti Home For The Weekend FLEMINGTON We'll let you take a new Infinili out for up to three days so you cun gel a true lasie of the driving experience. At N« Charge To You. See salesperson lor details ONE MILE SOUTH OF ROUTES 202 & ONE MILE SOUTH OF ROUTES 202 & 31 CIRCLE, FLEMINGTON N.J. 31 CIRCLE, FLEMINGTON, N.J. I N F J N I T I 9O8-732-3331 SALES/SERVICE/PARTS 908-782-6868 908-782-6868 2 - September 5,1991 - Union County Classified INDEX Automotive Connection AUTOMOTIV 110-AUTOS FOR SALE CONN I ON 115 - CLASSIC CARS c 120 - TRUCKS FOR SALE BUICK 82 RIVIERA- CADILLAC 89 SEDAN CHEVY 81 CORVETTE- FORD 84 TEMPO- LINCOLN 85 130 - VANS FOR SALE white w/tan interior, fully DEVILLE— all power, ga- Priced for immed. sale. A 4spd, AC, new clutch, TOWNCAR- Low mile- no loaded, at! power, good raged, low miles, like real must see, First $9000 brakes, tires, muffler, age, cellular phone, 1 140 - MISCELLANEOUS AUTOMOTIVE AUTOS condition, 98k miles. Must new, Firemist Antolopa. takes it. 908-707-8695. wiper, motor very good owner, Excellent cond. 150 - AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES see. S3000/BO. Call 908- Take rne home. $17,500. CHEVY 83 CELEBRITY- FOR SALE 261-6147 cond., 73k miles. $2100/ $6900/B,O. Call 908- 160 - MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE Call 908-463 8372. fuliy loaded, 87K mites, BO. 722-3621 754-OBOO. 170 - RECREATIONAL VEHICLES J BUICK 83 REGAL LIM- CHEVROLET 69 CA- good running condition, FORD 86 EXP- Like LINCOLN 89 TOWNCAR 180 - BOATS AND ACCESSORIES cAMC 79 SPIRIT- 6 cyl., ITED- AC, PS, auto., 2- MARO- 350 V8, auto Call 908-9 85-3 271 new, runs great, sunroof, SIGNATURE SERIES— AC, PS, new brakes, bat- door, one owner, cruise, trans, PS, stereo & mag 8AM-2PM. tery, water pump & carbu- all power, cruise, tilt, full carriage top, A-1 con- L excellent condition, 115k wheels Excel, cond CHEVY 84 CAPRICE $3000 or best offer. Call dition, black & silver. Real Estate Connection retor. Needs motor work. mi. $3000. 908-968-5497 $5500/B.O. 908-754-1452. 356-0592 after 5pm. Must sell. S550/BO. 908- WAGON— Full power, $12,995. Call 908-526- 210 - HOMES FOR SALE 561-4634. BUICK 86 GRAND NA- CHEVY 68 CAMARO-Bt VS. 7 passenger, clean. FORD 87 MUSTANG 4127. TIONAL— Price lower orange, black int, center 82,000 miles. $2500. Call GT- 5.0, 57K mi., black, MAZDA 87 RX-7- ma- 215 - TOWNHOUSES AND CONDOS AUDI 87 4000 CS- AC. than wholesale book console, PS, 350 auto, 906-236-6254. FOR SALE P/locks, P/windows, PS, gray Interior, 5 speed, roon ext., gray Int., alloy value. Must sacrifice, 35K 100k, eng. 5k, close to CHEVY 85 SPECTRUM AM/FM cassette, $7100/ rims, sports pkg., Alpine 220 - COMMERCIAL PROPERTY PB, sunroof, low mileage, miles, futly loaded, ex- original. 90B-369-4882. BO. Call 526-2361 AM/FM cass., auto, 6B.2K, 5 speed, AM/FM cass., tended warranty has 2 yrs auto. 4dr, AM/FM stereo, FOR SALE CHEVY 75 CORVETTE- sunroof, over 30 mpg, FORD 68 THUNDER- leaving for school, $6800, must self. 908-805-9092. left. 908-469-9456 excel, cond. 7B2-4424 225 - ACREAGE AND LOTS White, garaged. Less than 109k mi, good cond, BIRD- Turbo Coupe, A 230 — OUT OF AREA PROPERTY BMW 81 320I- 5 speed. BUICK 87 ELECTRA 10M ong. miles, 350 eng. S1.600/BO. Call 908-781- fully loaded, 48K ml.,MERCEDES 87 300E— AC, Blaupunkt stereo/ STATION WAGON- 9 4 barrel 4 spd. Just paint- 3860. White. $9900. Call 908- Pearl gray, mint cond., 235 - MOBILE HOMES AND SITES cass , good tires, alloy passenger, 305, 8 cylin- ed. Saddle leather int. CHEVY 86 CAMARO 369-7496. garage kept. 17,500 ml. 240 - REAL ESTATE WANTED rims, security system, der, all power, 59K mi, Loaded. Asking $13K. Z28— 50k miles, loaded, §26,500. 201-536-3441. 245 - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES solid trans. S2750/BO. S6900/BO 647-1661 Call Joy 908-755-7059. FORD 89 MUSTANG must sell, very good con- LX- 5.0, 5 speed, hatch- After 5pm 201-695-3933. 250 - APARTMENTS FOR RENT 908-756-7824. BUICK 89 LESABRE- CHEVY 76 CORVETTE- MERCURY 84 COL V6, 4 dr., new tires, load- diton., Call Michele at back, black w/gray Inte- 255 - HOUSES FOR RENT BMW 84 3181— 5 s~pd Qreat condition, must sell. 908-725-5725 rior, loaded, 32K mi. Mint PARK STATION ed, excel cond. Bast offBr. $6500. 908-766-6641. WAGON- 91k miles. All 260 - TOWNHOUSES AND CONDOS manual trans., fully load- 90B-356-8203. CHEVY 86 CAVELLER cond. Must sell, will take ed, light blue ext. w/poarl CHEVY 78 MONTE Z24 HATCHBACK- AC, best offer. 900-276-7931, options, 8 passenger. FOR RENT CARLO— auto., AC, PS, Asking $2500. Call 908- S Int., 100K mi., $4000. CADILLAC 76 SEVILLE - auto, loaded, mint cond., leave message. 265 - ROOMS FOR RENT 572-7865 906-272-0500. gold/ white, 96K mi., PB, P/wlndow, runs well, 60k miles. $4800. Call HONDA 80 ACCORD great condition, all power. many new parts. $500/ 270 - OFFICES FOR RENT BMW 87 325- blue, 4 356-2532 LX— AC, 5spd, runs MERCURY 84 GRAND 275 - COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $1995. 908-707-S150 BO. 359-2649, after 6PM, MARQUIS— 4 dr., AC, door sedan, 31K mi.; wkends, leave message CHEVY 88 CORVETTE great, PS, PB, 129k miles, FOR RENT 60,000 mi. warranty; ask- CADILLAC 82 4DR- COUPE- 10K mi., ga-S900/BO. Call 272-3255 AM/FM, auto., PS. P/wln- 140,000 ml. Needs wind- CHEVY 79 MONTE dows, p/antenna, cruise, 280 - VACATION RENTALS ing $12,000. Must see to CARLO- White/blue inte- rage kept, Red, auto, all leave message. believe. Call after 6PM. shield. $895. Call 908- options, Pristine cond. HONDA 80 PRELUDE- rear defrost, tilt, always 285 - MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS 356-6141. rior, body good. Needs garaged, mint cond., Ask 908-494-6862 distributor. $600. 908- Asking 521,000. Call 908- 5-speed, loaded, low 290 - WANTED TO RENT CADILLAC 83 SEDAN 688-4013. mileage. Runs like a $3950. 908-658-3005 295 - ROOMMATES WANTED BMW 91 3251- w/coriv 757-4252. MERCURY 86 COU- S DEVILLE— V8, fully load- CHRYSLER 83 E dream. Must see! $1500 plate Sport Pkg , 4700 mi. ed, 72K, good condition, CHEVY 80 CAMARO- CLASS- PS/PB. P/ or B/O, 908-281-7632. GAR— black w/gray Int., Blk. w/gray Int., 5 spd..$3500/BO. 281-933B sunroof, 3spd. manual, doors, auto, extras, good tinted windows, P/win- posl-traction, sunroof. HONDA 81 CB 650- dows, tilt, alloy wheels, Classified Connection Factory warranty. Need to CADILLAC 85 ELDO- 60K mi., reliable transpor- body, mechanically excel- good condition, must sell, RADO— burgundy, leath- tation. $1,000/B.O. Call lent, S2300/negotiable. S700/BO. Call 526-0116 AM/FM cass., excef. 305 - AUCTIONS sell, expanding family. 908-526-7659, Call 90B-707-4183 cond., 60K pampered ml., 310 - GARAGE SALES Asking $21,000. Call 908- er interior, excellent after 5PM $6000/BO. 549-5274 232-5917. cond., Cabriolet roof. 64k CHRYSLER 85 LE 312 — BAZAARS AND SALES miles. $6000. 722-2134 CHEVY 01 CORVETTE- HONDA 84 ACCORD LX MERCURY 86 SABLE- periect body, very good BARON CONVERTIBLE htbk, 5 spd, AM/FM oass, black. 4 dr, excellent con- 314 -ANTIQUES BUICK 80 SKYLARK CADILLAC 85 FLEET- interior, custom hood. PS, Excellent condition. PS, PB, AC, alloy whfs. dition inside & out, fully 315 - FOR SALE SPORTS EDITION- 59K I WOOD BROUGHAM- PB, auto, 90K miles, $45O0/BO. Call 722-6645. Brand new clutch, 70k, loaded, $4550, Call 908- 316 - FREE TO GOOD HOME mi,, loaded, sunroof, air, rear WD, fully loaded, $6995 Firm. 356-2779 DATSUN 81 210- 125Kexc cond S4700/BO. 821- 494-4B14 $1400/BO. Call 469-3723 days or 359-6979 evas. 317 — YARD, GARDEN AND FARM $5800/BO. 874-5709 mi., AC, 5 speed. Needs 5641. 320 - HORSES AND SUPPLIES body work. S500/B.O, HONDA 87 CIVIC MERCURY 89 SABLE LS Advertise in the Classified! 609-497-2960 after 6PM WAGON— 5 spd. manu- SEDAN- Loaded, excel, 322 - PETS & ANIMALS cond., w/car phone. Ask- 325 - CHRISTMAS TREES DATSUN 81 31 OX- sun al, AM/FM radio, 55k Ing $8600. 908-766-7140. roof, 63k orig. miles, 5 miles, excellent cond. 330 - WANTED TO BUY spd., AC. interior very $4500. 908-63B-8116 MERCURY 91 TRACER- 335 - TRADES AND SWAPS clean, great for around HONDA 88 CRX Sl- 4 door, AC. AM/FM 5 340 - LOST & FOUND town. Asking $1000. 908- 5spd, sunroof, AC, AM/speed, PS/PB. silver. F B74-4863. FM cass., excel, cond., 12,500 miles, garaged. 345 - BRITE SPOT DATSUN 83 MAXIMA- 58k miles, Asking $5800. $8,450. Call 908-526-4105 350 - PERSONALS IT'S THAT sunroof, white ext./ tan Call 463-0877; 549-4186 MO 75 MIDGET CON- 351 - INTRODUCTIONS int., loaded, auto., new HONDA 89 CRX- 5 VERTIBLE- needs work, 353 - SINGLES ORGANIZATIONS tires/ brakas, good cond., speed, alloy wheels, AC, $2000, negotiable. 908- original owner. $2875. AM/FM cass., 25,000 494-9318 leage message. & ACTIVITIES 20V581-509J miles, mint condition, 355 - ANNOUNCEMENTS $7800. 201-564-4459 or MG 78 MIDGET- Not TIME AGAIN DID YOU running, no spark, needs 360 - ESCAPE 906-231-0363 work, $450. Call 908-752- I 365 - SERVICES KNOW... that an ad in this local HONDA 90 ACCORD 2090 367 - HOME IMPROVEMENTS YOUR FINAL paper also goes into 14 EX— silver, to assume MGA 60- White classic 370 - LANDSCAPING, TREE CARE other local papers? Reach lease. 908-781-7005 antique. Excellent condi- over 140,000 households 372 - PLUMBING, HEATING HONDA 90 CIVIC- red, tion. $6000 firm. 908-234- & COOLING OPPORTUNITY TO with one call! 2 door/ hatch, 5 speed, 2973. 1-800-334-0531. AC, sunroof, AM/FM MGB 73 CONVERT- 375 - INSTRUCTIONS cass., 16K miles, excel, IBLE— good body, en- 377 - INCOME TAX BUY A NEW CAR AT THE DODGE 86 LANCER ES cond. 2 yr. warranty, gine life time warranty, 380 - LOANS & FINANCE TURBO— Burgundy, 57200. 469-4084. muffler needs work, 72k 382 - INSURANCE excel, cond., loaded, new HONDA 90 CRX 51-ml., many MG parts for OLD PRICE! front tires, 57K mifes. 5spd, sunroof, AC, AM/sale. $1300. 722-3621 $3950. 908-722-2199. FM cass., 31 mpg., 14KMITSUBISHI 85 STARI- Employment Connection DODGE 87 ARIES LE miles. S9200/BO. Like ON— 5 speed Turbo, all WAGON- Auto. AC. PS/new. Call 234-4178 days; options, sharp car, orlg. 410 - HELP WANTED PB, P/locks, AM/FM ster- 704-3467 eves. owner, 69K, very reliable, 420 - EMPLOYMENT WANTED eo, roof rack, full spare, HYUNDAI B6 EXCEL looks new. $3500. Call 425 - EMPLOYMENT RELATED 70K miles, tron! buckets, 908-231-6740 BRAND NEW 1991 MERCURY while. $3995. 3693282. GLS- 5dr, 5spd, AC, OPPORTUNITIES 1991 LINCOLN CAPRI CONVERTIBLE AM/FM cass., blue, excel- NISSAN 85 300ZX MARK VII LSC 2 DOOR DODGE 88 SHADOW- 4 lent cond. 63k miles. TURBO- Fully loaded, T- 430 - CHILDCARE WANTED dr.. liMback, 4 cyl , 2.2 $2900. Call 752-5075 tops, digital dash, leather 435 - CHILDCARE PROVIDED liter, 5 spd. trans., AC, Interior, excellent condi- BUY FOR I A PS. PB, 29 MPG. 1 INTRODUCTIONS... tion. $7,000/80. Call 908- owner, excel, cond.. A way for people to meet 953-5053. OR LEASE FOR *2$5 PER MO* $4900, 908-356 8670, people, every week in 1 IN STOCK AT THIS PRICE! 7 OTHERS AVAILABLE your local Forbes news- NISSAN 87 MAXIMA BUY FOR WITH VAFlYrKQ OPTIONS AND PRICES AD RATES FORD 78 GRANADA- paper The ad is free, SE— Euro model, 6 cyl., orig. owner. 77K mi., 6than ono call does it alll auto, trans., p/sunroof, Minimum 6 lines. s OR Vo APR cyl.. auto,. AC, PS, P/win- 1-800-334-0531 loaded, 66k ml. Mint (Average 3-4 words per line) 2OOCASH REBATEOS FINANCING dows, AM'FM stereo w/ cond. $7300. 201-543- ON SELECTED MODELS taps, trim rings, new JAGUAR 84 XJS V124609. trans, at 35K, noeds re- FULL RUN Ul. TIME BUYERS COUPE— cranberry exte- NISSAN 87 MAXIMA- COLLEGE GRAD DISCOUNT AVAILABLE pair on left roar panel, no rior, black leather interior, 4DR, Peuter, auto, sun- ' REBATE AVAILABLE! 400 la qualified buyers accidents, S800/BO. Days roof, fully loaded, $0900, $ Per Insertion '500. ' lor drt#n» 46k miles, excel, cond. Far • llmltxl ttmt. •» did*- lor tftum i, •»* tf*nltr t 985-1985: OVGS 908-359- S12.500/BO. Call 908- Call 908-369-7496. tli 2694. 302-0288 12. When Paid in Advance NISSAN 91 300ZX- FORD 78 MUSTANG II- LINCOLN 68 CONTINEN- Twln Turbo, red w/black s 3S Inter, many extras. To as- 9 SOUTH AVE 4 spd, 6 cyl, S700. Call TAL- 460 V8, full power, Per Insertion BAST ' 469-4830. AC, Runs Greatl $2000 or sume lease. 781-8005 B/O. 908-722-2824. OLDS 80 98 REGENCY- 12.50 When Billed FORD 80 MUSTANG- Luxury Sedan, 4 door, all 9 108K mi., 4 speed OD. P/ LINCOLN 78 VER- power, vinyl top, new tires Each additional line: $1.10 LINCOLN ' °to32.6500 locks, AM/FM. AC, rear SAILLES- Auto, sunroof, & battery, AM/FM stereo ZONE 1: Somerset/Middlesex ZONE 2: Union County defrost, new tires. Needs clean, fully loaded, good cass. $1000. Call 233- $11.00 Per Inwrtton-Pald In Advance $5.50 Per Insertion-Paid In Advance clutch adjustment. Call tires, good transportation, 2882. Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except tor licensing costs, reg. lees and 908-572-3856 before 6PM S1200/BO. Call 752-7688. $11.50 Per Insertion When Billed $6.00 Per Insertion When Billed lanes 'Lease pymnt based on 21 mo close-end lease wS1600 cash down. S325 ref. sec OLDS 84 CUTLASS Each Additional Line: $1.00 Each Additional Line: $.75 dep & HI mo pymnt due at inception Tot ol pymnls S9005 15.000 mi yr allowance. SUPREME- 6 cyl., 4 Advertise in the Classified! door, auto, all power, AC, In-Column Display Rate: 11c 3 mile thereafter Purchase option ai lease at lor S7100 rear defroster, AM/FM, Minimum 1 Inch — 8 point copy * $2200/negotiab!e. 908- S05-0135. $25.50 Per Column Inch: Full Run THE DEALMAKER'S OLDS 84 OMEGA- 4 ZONE 1: $21.00 Per Column Inch ZONE 2: $8.00 Per Column Inch door, V6, 4 speed, PS/ 5 or more insertions: 20% discount if paid within 20 days PB, AM/FM. rear defog, new battery & muffler. CONTRACT RATES — Available upon request. rd Excel cond in/out. $1495 nego. 908-381-3476 DEADLINES: The deadline for both classified display OLDS 87 CUTLASS and straight classified is 4 P.M. Monday CIERA- 4 cyl., AC, PS, PB, clock, cruise, 73K mi., CANCELLATIONS: Accepted up to 4 P.M. priced to sell, $3800. 908- Monday prior to publication. 889-7315; after 7PM, 908- 1991 DODGE 322-6030. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: All ads for Garage Sales, Employment COLT 3DR H/B PEUGEOT 81 505S- 4 Wanted, Childcare, Wanted to Rent or Roommate Wanted. All ads dr., auto., dlesel; needs $1A>OO work, esp. brakes, body; when moving, all ads to addresses outside of New Jersey, 0i[ounlS300pliii Sthale $700 1SL i Cyl velour int.; eng., trans all i Spd. MS PB. AM/FM Stereo, R D«lr Ino good cond. $695. 908- EXTRA CHARGES: AC| White VINMU073IJ9 MSRPS7 7IB 233-9532 • Blind Ads, $3.00 for Box Rental $2.00 mailing charge PLYMOUTH 81 SAP- (Box held for 30 days) PORO— 5 speed, runs 1991 DODGE great. Moving, must sell. • All capital letters $1.00 per week % FINANCING! $1000/BO. Call 908-654- • All bold type faces: $1.00 per week 0676 leave message. Hundreds of Cars, Trucks & Caravans $1,134 PLYMOUTH 82 RELIANT I D.KOuniS43S3 4 pttu RebolRb t SS700 ??55 l 4 Cyl SE- PS, PB, radio, heat- Ready To Go. 5 Spd. PS PB AfV FM VVn.o . R 0h0th [[no A«T) er, AC, new carb., time ALL PRICES SEVERELY REDUCED! ld Red VlNMOIIBd67 M5RPSI0 chain & exhaust. $1000. 1-800»334«0531 Call 903-548-7790, leave me3saga. Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday 8:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. PLYMOUTH 84 RELIANT Thursday & Friday 8:30 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. auto, PS, PB, AC, 77k. Saturday 9:00 A.M. -1:00 P.M. 1989 OMC JIMMY 4x4 NOW 1990 HONDA 1989 FORD MUSTANG GT NOW Asking S1600/BO. Call VA, 5.Spd, PS, P» AC AM/FM Si ve AUK i's PB At MI •;.«.«. l" 725-4544, 707-1923, Cotl Till Whtil OUIM, j Pall Doik ACCORD DX 4DR •W'i« v (on r«r loiii iVindo-i FAX: (908) 231*1385 B'ICII Jl SfU m.lei VIN t'!6<0O? f PONTIAC 78 LEMANS- du. 32.754 ml.. VIN KO5I7010 $9,895 120K highway miles. Forbmt Newspapers Zone 1 Classified Connection Includes: V/AS $10,995 WAS $10,400 Needs brake work. Runs 1988 DODOI NOW$12,500 19S7 FORD T-BIND goodll First $200. Call Somerset Messenger-Gazette Highland Park Herald DAKOTA PICKUP fcl NOW i CylCyl,, Auio, PS, PB, AC, AM/FM Si Cm; Silvi TURBO COUPE NOW 245-5660. Bound Brook Chronicle Sout~ h— Plainfield Reporter V,» Aulo PS PI AJC Spd Cnltl till WM ]i,U3 mil«i, VIN IA003937 J C,i 'jibrj. 5 Spd PS PB «'f Ful! »M/fM Si, P Windowi/loei! Ilmi 4 Po-fr S^'iuo'. AM'fW S' can Bbik PONTIAC 79 BON- 1 Middlesex Chronicle The Hllls-Bedmlnster Press iilm 60 80? mi!*• ViN JSM4138 $7,995 WAS $13,950 Al it ) » In VIN HH2OJ686 $7,500 NEVILLE- AC, P/win- WAS $8,995 WAS $8,500 dows, sunroof, AM/FM PD Review Franklin Focus All financing rebates, and special oflers available lo qualified buyers on in stock vehicle purchases Listed savings include stereo cass., $250. Call Metuchen-Edison Review and 908-526-1492 any factory rebates. See Somerville Dodge lor full details. Dealer contribution may affect final price Prices include all costs Green Brook- Middlesex County Shopper to be paid by a consumer except for licensing costs, registration fees and taxes Not responsible for typographical errors. PONTIAC 80 PHOENIX- AC, PS, PB, 6 cyl., needs North Plalnlleld Journal Somerset County Shopper work but runs well. $300/ Forbet Newspapers Zone 2 Clastlfied Connection Includes: i BO. 469-2171. Rt. 22 East Somerville. NJ PONTIAC 82 FIRE- Crantord Chronicle Scotch Plalns-Fanwood Press BIRD- black, auto, AC, (9O8) PS, PB, AM/FM stereo, The Westfield Record ADJUSTMENTS: Wt mtkt tvery aUtn to tvotd mlBtiktl in your C(»j5«m/ AOvtriltfrnonl Pltau e/iec* I louvers, Shelby rims. your KftwtiMflWif tfn tint weH H mna. Erron In tttoermamtnts running more thtn one lima mutt be I Looks & runs great. cormctwj bthm tht ttcond ktttrVon or eomctlon tllowmnew ctnnot be mtdt. Correction allowanca tori 526-1444 error* trmll not anted tfn cott of trit «A*rtt»m*m. ' Iqptruir HUHI HV MIISUIIISHI S1150/BO. Call 908-534- 6296 leave message. September 5,1991 — Union County Classified — 3 CHEVY 84 S10- P/U, FORD 90 F-150- XLT ALL JUNK CARS WANT- WANTED- damaged 53k miles, long bed, 4 4x4 Lariat, 18K ml,, AC, ED sports styled motorcycles, f ISO spd, PS. PB, V-6, AM/ FM PS, PW, dual tanks, Free lowing. Call 908- any condition, any make Cass., cap. Excel, shape S12.500/B.O. Call 906- 968-9558 or beeper 908- or model. Cash paid, call I BOATS A AUTOMOTIVE well malnt. $2900. BO. 752-6461 before 5pm; 985-4008. Bob at 297-5038 \ ACCESSORIES 908-725-4278. Iv. msg. 908-463-3001, after 5pm. JUNK CARS/TRUCKS CHEVY 88 SILVERADO- GMC 79 PICK-UP- 6 WANTED- any cond., 7 C 0 N N E C T I 0 N Shortbed, 4x4 pick-up w/ 17O 14 FT ALUMINUM ROW cylinder, 3 speed, stick, B days, flat bed service. BOAT WITH TRAILER- PONTIAC 84 HERO PORSCHE 84 944- Red, VOLVO SB WAGON DL- cap, fully loaded, good foot bed, needs work. Call 699-1053 RECREATIONAL SE— silver, low mileage, condition, 49K mi. Asking $450/BO. Call 722-2328 good condition, $325. garage kept, mint condi- absolutely Immaculate. 118 PERONES AUTO SAL- VEHICLES Call 908-769-5985 auto, exc. cond,, AC, tion, meticulously main- Metallic •liver, auto., AC, $6200. Call John 908- GMC 87 S15 JIMMY- VAGE— cars & trucks cass., cruise, PB, PS, P/ tained. Must see! $11,000 72K ml., $6800. 685-1864. 725-B017, V6, like new, fully loaded, wanted. Highest prices CUDDY CABIN Be 21' windows, sunroof, orlg. firm. 908-658-9702 CHEVY 87 S-10 BLAZ- low mileage, $9000/BO. paid. Free pick up. Con- HONDA ATV- 3 wheeler. 120 hp, I/O Mercruiser. owner $3860. 545-5461 RENAULT 85 ALLIANCE VOLVO 86 DL- station ER— 4x4, sport package, Call 908-674-44B5. tainer service available. 110 automatic, S400/BO. 1987 Load Rite trailer w/ PONTIAC 84 FIERO- DL— auto, AC, sunroof, wagon, auto, AC, dark auto, fully loaded, Blue/ 563-1630 Call 722-8026 new spars tire plus acces- gray w/beige interior, ex- BUICK 71 SKYLARKJ- GMC NEW TRUCK sories. 908-752-5947. Whlte, 4 ap,, (lip top roof, $1000. Call 90B-560-B413 old 2 tone, tinted win- KROWN CAVALIER cellent condition. All CLEARANCE; AN special WANTED junk cars and PUFFER 13 FT. FIBER- AC, AM/FM w/cassette. TOYOTA 80 CORONA- Convertible, V8. auto, PS, Sows, 59K miles, excel- POP-UP CAMPER- top records. $8900. Call 908- PB, power windows, air, truck bodies, pickups, trucks removed free. GLAS SAILBOAT with jib Only 58,000 ml. $2000. 4DR. B0K mi., AC, auto, lent condition. S799S/BO. Vans, Suburbans, Jlm- needs repair. $250. Call Days 201-645-3762, Eves. 232-4831. excel, cond. A true clas- 908-321-6269 days or 903-369-7638. & spinaker, good cond. great condition $2500. mys, dump trucks, most ESR Group $900. Call 908-369-7838. 908-272-6956. Days 654-7974; 654-7850 Sic. $5500. 908-654-5084. 908-494-1169 eves. models and medium duty Towing Service VW 73 BUG- engine CADILLAC 57 DEV- CHEVY 8B 810 PICK- MOTOR HOME 85- PONTIAC 84 SUNBIRD- eves. runs great, body needs chassis up to 43.000 908-494-3445 sleeps 7; 34 It. New SEARS 12 FT. AL- ILLE- 4 door. 47K origi- UP- 4 cyl.. 5 spd., UMINUM- with Honda 4 cyl.. 5spd. AC. AM/FM TOYOTA 8«V4 SUP- minor repairs. $350/BO. GVW. Used trucks, left- motor and tires, cost new nal miles. Original, Pink 23,000 mi. Asking $5500. overs, discounts, rebates, 9.9 motor, $1000. Call stereo cass. Original PRA— 5 speed, sports Call 369-6028. 908-725-9617 or after $53K: now $33K. 548- owner, Very clean. Asking Cadillac. Good running & low rale financing on 160 722-8026 package, garnet red, condition. $16,000/BO. 5pm 906-534-4008, 0253. $2100/B.O. 908-754-6412. excel, cond. $8000 firm. VW 81 RABBIT- diesel, selected models. No MOTORCYCLES Call 908-757-1975 eves sales commission. Top STARCRAFT POP-UP PONTIAC 88 TRANS 908-757-8318. runs very good, no rust. CHEVY 88 SILVER ADO- FOR SALE camper with canopy, AM—Red w/gray Int., t- Interior fair, 100k miles. CHEW 1950 DELUXE- 1500 Series, air, tape, CSI rating. COLONIAL VOLKSWAGEN 88 $750/BO. Call 271-5762 MOTORS, RT. 22 W., sleeps 8, propane stove & top, st. cass,, cruise, tilt 6 cyl., 4 dr., 3 spd., re- auto, towing pkg. & hitch, refrigerator, $1600. Call JETTA GLI- 16 valve, built starter & carburetor. bedllner, matching remov- NORTH BRANCH (SVL.) whl., PS, PB, 5.0 auto., powered windows, brakes VW 88 CABRIOLET— 5 722-2700. HONDA 85 XRfiO- dirt 908-654-5130. ex. cond. Asking $8000. Original owner & shop able cap, exc. cond., very bike. Excellent condition, and steering. Sunroof, speed, AC, alarm, new manuals. Must sell. low mileage, garage kept. 908-369-4882. Ungo alarm, pullout ster- brakes, metallic red w/tan INTERNATIONAL 75 garage kept. Asking S1500/BO. 908-561-4B34. $9,999 or B/O. 908-788- DUMP TRUCK- 7x10 $650, with helmet. Call Advertise In the Classified! PONTIAC 88 TRANS AM eo. Grey, original owner top. Fun car to drlvsl Ask- 7749. GTA— 5.7, white, digital $4,0O0/BO. 201-379-2579. ing S669S/BO. Call 494- CHEVY 86 CORVAIR dump, 4 new tires, body after 6PM, 908-281-7186. dash, alarm, 42K mini 1462 MONZA- 4dr. 6 cyl.: good, $5500/BO. Ask for VOLVO 81 4OR DL- AC, 1963 Cadillac Sedan DeV- CHEVY 89 S10 BLAZ- Jerry, 8AM-4PM, 908-754- cond., $12,500. 908-273- PB, new brakes, w/pump, 6849 VW 87 JETTA GLI- Ills— orig, owner & bill of ER— extended warranty, 1540 exhaust & radiator. Excel, 5spd., AC, PS, PB, sun- sale. Package deal avail, alarm system, Tahoe pkg, PONTIAC 90 GRAND AM cond. 908-874-6642. loaded- 18k miles. JEEP 78 CHEROKEE- roof. 43k miles, $6200. if wanted. Call Jerry Roln- 4WD, needs work. 4 new 2 dr, auto, AM/FM, AC, Call 216-0384 feld 968-6364 $15,000. 906-469-8520 PS, PB, P/wlndowsflocks, VOLVO 84 760 GLE- 4 leave message tires- Laredo RV31X10.5, dr., 51K miles, auto.. AC, Meyers 4-way plow {no rear def., maroon/ grey VW 89 JETTA GL- War- CHEVY 69 CHEVELLE- DODGE 79 V* TON 4 Int. 25K ml., mfrs. war- AM/FM stereo cass., sun- 2 door hardtop, auto, PS, WO- 10 ft, flatbed, extra blade) $700 takes all 908- roof, excel, cond., $6800. ranty, 41K, sunroof, 5 233-9638. ranty. $9950. 985-9309 speed, AC, PS, PB, bucket seats w/center cab, new paint. $1600 or Call 549-8740 before console, 1 owner, asking PORSCHE 84 944- Red S6800/offer. 549-4637 or B/O. Call 90B-730-9259. JEEP 79 WAGONEER 10PM. 494-1062. $2300. 231-1769 after FORD 53 PICKUP- Just 115k miles, very well w/Blk. leather int., new 6PM custom paint, 5 spd, AC, VOLVO 85 740 GLE- off the farm. Runs good, maintained, loaded, 1 P/locks, PB, elec. sun- Whlte, sunroof, fogs, VW 91 JETTA CARAT- FORD 67 FALCON- 2 needs restoration. Asking owner, $2650, call 908- roof, 2 alarms, Eclipse equalizer, new tires, 5 spd, warranty, P/win- door white, all original, $1400 or B/O. Days 215- 359-2856. ws CD, sheepskins. Must brakes, no rust. 128k mi., dows & locks, CD player, runs well, some rust, best 759-8900. Eves. 908-735- LAND ROVER 1959- News Content Generated by Ad Department selt! Asking S9500/B.O. A-1 cond. $5750. 908- cruise, AC, sunroof. 908- Offer. Call 908-276-1570 40OB. Model 107, Seats 10. Ex- Call Rob 906-463-3075. 953-8214. 781-9180 after 12 noon. FORD 67 DUMP TRUCK cellent cond. Low mile- PLYMOUTH 66 FURY F350- Red & black, 4 age. $11,000/B.O, 908- H— 4 dr., 318 V8 eng., spd., manual steering & 7T9-2666. 88K ml., orig. lamily brakes. Runs good. No NISSAN 65 KING CAB- New 1992 BMWi arrives owned, very good cond., cab shield. Some rust. tan in & out w/a brown well-maintained, new 100,000 mi. Asking cap 5spd. manual, new paint & body work, excel, $1000. Call after 5:30 pm, tires, AC, AM/FM cass., in Flemington AUTOMOTIVE restoration possibility, w/2 Ask for Jack. 908-231- 8ik miles, looks great, snows w/rims, $1900. 1370. runs great. $3695. Call • new five-speed and After 6PM, 526-3084. FORD 83 RANGER- B74-3677 Spirited Sports Sedan Sets automatic transmission; PONTIAC 67 BON- 4spd, tow pkg., AM/FM NISSAN BB PICKUP— 4 New Performance Standards DIRECTORY NEVILLE- 4 door hard- cass., cap, extras, 33k • an improved anti-lock brak- cylinder, 4 speed, AC, The completely redesigned NfcW CAM SA1 t top. Immaculate. 59,000 miles, S3O00/BO. Call 64K miles, very nice, ing system; AUTO FiODY original miles. $3B95. Mark 908-966-4363 good tires, $3750 or best 1992 BMWi four-door sports • separate climate controls, 707-072B. FORD 84 F250 XLT- Offer. Call 908-707-4417. sedan, cited by Autoweek mag- and a microfilter that puri- 4x4, auto, PS. PB, Tilt, TOYOTA B8 PICKUP- azine as the vehicle that is "the fies cabin air by removing AM/FM stereo, sliding Autocraft Collision Service 4x4, 6 cyl., AC, AM/FM standard against which all small pollen, dust and bacteria; rear window, CB, toolbox, cass., new clutch, 63K mi. 36 Dumont Rd. Specialist in Frame Straigtening I TRUCKS bedllner, clean. 7Vi Mey- sports sedans are judged," ar- • a 60-watt/10 speaker, AM/ Far Hills, NJ. Excel, cond. S6800/B.O. Since 4 Precision Machines ers plow, 35iV84lb, 70k Call 908-422-7002. rived at Flemington BMW in FM stereo/cassette audio S«t« & Suvlcu TOTAL VEHICLE ALIGNMENT I FOR SALE I miles. $6800 firm, 908- Flemington on June 21. 1909 system; 908-234.0109 74 North Ave. Garwood 769-0945 985-3806 anytime. Compared to the previous • a large, easy-to-load lug- CHEVROLET 79 PICK FORD 85 F150 PICK- model, the new 325i has more gage compartment. TOWING SERVICF UP 1/2 ton w/cap. $950. UP— 6 cyl., man, trans., Call 359-7283 aft 4pm. toolbox, ladder racks, I VANS I interior room, more safety fea- "BfviW has totally redefined tures, and a versatile engine CHEVY 76 SUBURBAN- excel, work truck, £4500/ I FOR SALE I the concept of performance with WSSTFIUO 70WINQ, IMC. Auto., 360 VB, full-time BO. Call 908-BO5-9672. that delivers 13 percent more the new 325i. The new 3-Series 24 Hour Towing & Road Service 4WD, 8 ft. power angle FORD 86 BLACK BRON- horsepower while improving fuel delivers comprehensive safety Local & Long Distance • Flatbed Service COLLISION REPAIR CHEVY 75 VAN- 16 foot Junk Cars Removed • Wheel Lift Service plow, new exhaust sys- CO- XLT, 4X4, AC, all economy on the highway systems, ease of ownership, Snowpl owing tem & brake lines, only power, 4.9L, 4 spd, 79K, as is runs. Good $900 or 24 S4*M ac« bost offer. Call 865-5482. Key standard features and and a virtually maintenance-free MIC 654-4626 29,000 miles & NO EMIS- Excel, runner. S58O0/B.O. North PlalaflaM. N.J. Corv«tt« SIONS CONTROL! Runs 90B-272-4570. CHEVY 81 MODEL 20 design highlights include: engine, all while retaining the 784««4 C great, but body needs FORD 86 BRONCO II- VAN— Good transporta- driving characteristics for which some cosmetics. $2300/ tion. S500/BO. Call 908- • "smart" seat belt tensioners BMW is famous." said Karl Ger- BO. Call 609-397-5798. XLT. 2 tone brown/white, 4 WD, 6 cyl., auto. w/OD, 561-8900 that reduce belt slack and linger, BMW president and chief CHEVY 82 SILVERADO AC. all power, loaded, CHEVY 86 ASTRO automatically tighten the lap executive officer. PICKUP- w/cap, cus- cruise, AM/FM, 40K mi., CARGO VAN- V6, PS. and shoulder belts around Options include a limited-slip ABSOLUTE tom, Very good condition, $5900/BO. 463-1497 PB, auto , excellent condi- , the driver and front-seat brown, 94,880 miles. Call FORD 88 BRONCO II — lion. S3495/BO. 369-8117 rear differential, a remote alarm 908-369-4882. passenger in a frontal system, metallic paint, Sports Recycling 4X4 Eddie Bauer, auto, CHEVY 88 ASTRO collision; Corner of Mountain & South Avenue loaded, 57,000 miles, VAN- blue, AM radio, and Comfort Packages, an SEE YOUR CHEVY 84 PICKUP • crashworthiness that ex- Middlesex, New Jersey #* TRUCK— 4 wheel drive, mint cond. $9,900 or B/ air, heavy duty suspen- eight-way power driver's seat, Meyers angle plow, metal O, 908-735-B724. sion, oversized radiator. ceeds federal safety stand- We Buy &JU PS, PB, low mileage, Ask- leather seating upholstery, heal- AD HERE tool box, heavy duty FORD 89 VAN E250- ards; ed front seats, an on-board co- • Aluminum • racks, excellent condition, 351 cu.in., heavy duty ing $4950. 233-7206 • a driver's-side airbag mputer, a six-disc CD player/ 469-22 $6900. May be seen at suspension, captain's CHEVY 89 G20 VAN- (standard on all BMWs 355 Main Street, Bedmin- changer and a BMW cellular tel- CALL 231-6618 Mond»y-Frid»y 8-5 • Saturday fl-2 Chairs. 43,000 mi. $7700. white, FM/AM radio, since 1989); Ster. 908-526-9327. 201 -866-1023. heavy duty suspension, ephone. • a low-maintenance engine FF 1/2 OFF oversized radiator, PS, Like all new BMWs, the 1992 Junk Car Regular Fee PB, low mileage. Asking that has 189 horsepower Advertise $6950. 233-7206 and requires only routine 325i is covered by a four-year/ Removal Tire Recycling 50,000 mile-limited warranty in the Classified! CHEVY VAN 3/4 TON- oil, filter and spark plug V8, PS/PB, ladder rack, changes; against rust perforation, and the excellent shape, $1500/ • an aerodynamic shape, and comprehensive BMW Roadside BO. Call 908-707-9072 room for five adults; Assistance program. DODGE 77 VAN TRADE- MAM 100- Side doors, wagon wheels. Needs GOT A CAR or TRUCK windshield. Runs good, Clean. $475. 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In Following two months of extraordinary growth, sales of previously addition, the firm has begun marketing the 115-resldence com- owned homes slowed in July, according to the National Association KENILWORTH Gerard & Mary A Foglla, property at of Realtors. However, despite the monthly decline in activity, sales Stephen & Tania Nahomlak to 431 Myrtle St., $192,000 munity and has already sold many units. remained above the level posted one year earlier. David Hennlgan, property at 50 "In order to effect a successful conversion in these difficult The association recorded a seasonally adjusted annual sales rate Arbor St., $151,000 SCOTCH PLAINS economic times, our marketing plan had to be extremely flexible," Nestor 4 Heien Papaioannou to Saugatuck Associates to Harold E noted Arthur Cirkus, president of Cirkus Real Estate Group, Inc. of 3.35 million existing single-family homes nationwide last month, Rocco & Josephine Savino, prop- & Joanne Chung-Loy. property at "By satisfying each buyer's individual housing requirement within 6.7 percent below the June rate of 3,59 million units, which was the erty at 332 Beechwood Ave., 33 Blackbirch Rd., $750,000 his or her budget, we've made homeownership at Parkway Village highest in two-and-one-half years. The July resale rate was 0.9 $164,000 Jody L & John L Disanza to Rob- attainable to a wider market." percent above the July 1990 r?te of 3.32 million units. C C Jr & Kathleen Danleto to D ert C & Christine Storcks, property On a regional basis, the Northeast posted the sole resale pace MacPhee Jr, property at 635 Jef- at 2383 Bryant Ave., $160,000 Buyers were put at ease with Parkway Village's below-market increase from June to July. The Northeast recorded a rate of ferson Ave., $140,000 Rita Mandel to Glenn Loh, prop- sales prices, ranging from $83,900 to $99,000 and buyer as- 580,000 units, up 1.8 percent from June, and up 5.5 percent from Gilbert M & Nancy Villaverde to erty at 17 Chip Lou Ln., $280,000 sistance programs that were tailored to meet the individual needs one year earlier. The Northeast has experienced increases in Peter & Bullen Prachthauser, prop- Richard & Mildred Goldberger to of each family. Under the buyer assistance program, homebuyers erty at 284 Lincoln Dr., $140,000 1131 Donomay Glen Associates, pr- could choose from a list of options ranging from $5,000 in closing resales each month since March. The median price there was Patrick J & Mary Ann Moast to operty at 1131 Donamy Glen, credits to the sponsor paying the maintenance fees for a given $143,500 in July, up 1.4 percent from July 1990 and up 1.2 Alfred R & Wendy D Parker, prop- $250,000 period of time. percent from June. erty at 370 Lincoln Dr., $143,200 Edward P & Mary E Seery to The resale rate for the Northeast was the highest rate since Helen Koza to Christopher J & Susan K Smith, property at 11 East- "Using this customized marketing approach rather than the December 1989, when the rate also was 580,000 units. Although Annamar Duda, property at 344 Ma- ham Village, $157,000 typical project presentation method, which was the industry stand- some pockets of stagnation still exist, the region as a whole plewood Ave., $6,000 Edward Jr & Minnie Carswell to ard throughout the 80's, has helped Parkway Village and Cirkus appears to have bottomed out, noted NAR chief Economist John A. Lorna & L Brissett-Romans, property Real Estate succeed during this economically trying period," said CRANFORD at 1729 Front St.. $137,000 Tuccillo. "The Northeast is showing signs of life," Tuccillo said. Cirkus. "Buyers are coming back." Much of the activity is concentrated in David W Aldredge to K & D Con- Matthew B Carroll to Anthony C & The complex consists of a variety of styles of layouts, including struction Company, property at 86 Nunn S Debellis, property at 1956 the lower price ranges, he noted. Benjamin St., $68,500 one and two bedroom garden-style homes, and two bedroom Grand St.. $136,000 townhouses with one or one and one-half baths. All vacant units NAR President Harley E. Rouda said the fact that home resales Edmund J & Judith Burke to Wil- Kenneth B Spall to Thomas A nationally remained above those of one year ago—before the liam N & Hope D Chango, property Semon, property at 551 Hunter have recently been renovated. These refurbished homes Include designer kitchens, appliance packages, new lighting and wall-to- recession took hold—is a strong indicator that the housing industry at 4 Colin Kelly St., $143,000 Ave,, $123,000 has firmed up in many areas. "The market is holding strong," he William E II & Marian Zlrkel to Herbert O Thompson to Martha F wall carpeting. said. Thomas S & Tracy A Thomas, prop- Koury, property at 2311 Longfellow "Parkway Village's Williamsburg-type styling, set on seven land- erty at 28 Crane Pkwy., $170,000 Ave., $150,000 scaped acres in the distinctive community of Cranford, Is an July's sales drop from June must be "viewed from the proper J Steven & Lorrie Patton to Mich- Patrick T & Lynn M McHugh to attraction to the most discriminating buyer," noted John G. Kish, perspective," Rouda noted, pointing out that July's resale rate was ael V Liloia Jr, property at 301 Elm Michael J & Andrea Lenoff, property Cirkus Real Estate Group's marketing supervisor. higher than that for each of the first four months of 1991. The flurry St.. $163,000 at 2226 New York Ave., $240,000 of activity that occurred in May and June reflected strong consumer James M & Janet D Moore to Eugene & Brenda Delsener to Ra- optimism about the economy and a push by buyers ot take Robert R & Theresa Tarantino, pro- ymond T & Denlse M McKenna, advantage of low mortgage rates and favorable prices, he said, perty at 15 Harvard Rd., $190,000 property at 2050 Newark Ave., "Buyers flocked to the market, causing sales to jump. However, Donald J & Diane Currall to Con- $1B3,000 operty at 120 Hysllp Ave., $159,800 wrence F & KJmberly Buhler, prop- rad V & Tobiasz P C Brink, property Nicholas M & Barbara Germak to Alfred & Randy Piesco to Robert erty at 166 Ridge Ave., $105,000 sales spurts cannot last indefinitely. Now that some pent-up de- at 14 W Holly St., $164,000 John Pianetti & Linda Solar, prop- D & Gail Flshberg, property at 614 Janice L Hadley to Camilla Be- mand has been filled, the market is easing back into a more stable Township ot Cranford to Mario erty at 1548 Rahway, property at Klmball Ave.. $246,000 rardi, property at 1300 Rock Ave., course of growth," Rouda said. Massa & Emil DiFabio, property at 1548 Rahway Rd,, $177,000 John Hourihan to Eugene & Bren- $51,000 He noted that mortgage rates edged downward in July, following 598 Holy St., $20,000 Ishmeai & Bibi Khan to Lawrence da Delsemer, property at 600 La- Somerset Equity Assoc to B K & a slight uptick in June. The Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. Nicholas D & Gloria Spaltro to 5 & Thelma E Harris, property at wrence Ave., $355,000 Vasanthara Pushparajah, property at reported that the national average commitment rate for 30-year, Scott M & Lois J Kraus, property at 1568 E. Second St., $145,000 Wayne E & Patricia Woerdich to 401 W Rte 22, $68,500 Henry M & Karen Altszuler, property Louis & Gloria A tafolla to Lorna L conventional, fixed-rate mortgages was 9.58 percent for July, com- 32 John St., $175,000 Anthony & Virginia Vitale to Ann J pared to 9.61 percent for the previous month. The July average Alan M & Judith R Corney to 6 Aradhana Dhanda, property at at 856 Nancy Way, $330,000 & T Tafulla, property at 711 Taft Suzann & Vitovits J D Quick, prop- 1400 Terrill Rd., $190,000 Benjamine F & Yvonne J Cake to Ave., $110,000 mortgage rate was down by about one-half percentage point from arty at 344 E Lincoln Ave,, $175,000 Stephen & Evelyn C Parker to Thomas J & Donna H Dandrea, pro- one year earlier. NAR expects rates to continue declining in the Douglas R Vaughn Sr to Jeffrey G Robert J Jr & Valerie Kodan prop- perty at 307 Orenda Cir., $290,000 PEAPACK GLADSTONE months ahead. "We aren't looking for more sales surges. But, & Mary E Sterling, property at 52 erty at 542 Victor St., $147,000 Dana R & Mary C Klein to Robert John & Elfriede Bredice to Ray- there are still plenty of people out there looking, and we do expect Livingston Ave., $170,000 Wilma C Graham to Chinedum A E Jr & Debora Burslem, property at mond C & Marilyn Halls, property at sales to be steady," Rouda said. William G & Margaret Lester to & Edith Chukuka, property at 326 1027 Rahway Ave., $208,000 13 Ridge Rd.. $535,000 Marc A & Valerie M Coluccf, prop- Ralph L & Helena M Landrum to The national median existing-home price was $103,000 in July, Willow Ave.. $117,000 SOMERVILLE up 5.0 percent from the July 1990 price of $98,100, and, up 1.0 erty at 14 Makatom Dr., $185,000 Earl Nehemiah to Alexander & Daniel j & Dunlap R Weiss, property Joseph P & Leslie V Lafterty to at 610 Raymond St., $240,000 Elizabeth C Esposito to Barry L percent from the June price of $102,000, The median is the Harris A Canales, property at 330 Szymanskl, property at 147 W End Catherine M & Luis Bringuier, prop- Willow Ave., $100,000 A A & Terttu H McKenzie to Suza- midpoint—half the homes sell for more, half for less. The yearly erty at 4 Oneida PI., $149,500 nne E & Spencer D Green, property Ave.. $200,000 increase in the national price suggests there is less pressure on Linden Square Construction to Francis X & Shirley C Bourke to William B & K A Thompson to Yaswan T & Minaxl Patel, property at 591 Terrace PI., $220,000 sellers to lower their prices, Rouda noted. Antonio & Alicia Taberna, property Peter C & Kathleen M Gerhard to Larry S & Stacey Alphas, property at 1 Witshire Run, $825,000 at 2 Michael Ln., $145,000 "Given the Increase in buyer demand last spring, home prices at 10 Park Terr., $100,000 Hugh & Linda Coleman, property at have started firming up," Rouda said. Generally, the highest-cost Edwin J & Ann M Scott to Richard 1140 Tice PI., $280,000 Todd & Kim Starner to Arthur J & WESTFIELD Susan C Proulx, property at 9 Pros- markets are the ones still experiencing soft prices, due to weak A & Susan M Miccio, property at 1 Joseph & Gnevieve Chriqui to Gr- Peter C & Kathleen M Gerhard to Pine St., $216,000 Hugh & Linda Coleman, property at pect St., $155,000 demand, Rouda noted. In July, the single largest percentage of egory J & Carol A Flood, property at William & Monlta Haduch to Al- English Village Associates to Joa- 220 Baker Ave., $300,000 1140 Tice PI., $280,000 existing-home sales, 9.6 percent, fell in the $100,000-$119,999 nne J Corbet, property at 217 Pros- Terence C III & Audrey Brady to bert S Jr & Sonia Rebernik, prop- range. Anne M Reichard to Todd L erty at 70 N Richards Ave., pect Ave., $95,000 Jacqueline Boyle, property at 515 Evans, property at 419 Boulevard, $139,000 English Village Associates to Joa- Trinity PL, $125,000 $110,000 Joseph P Pollera to Robert V Co- nne J Corbet, property at 217 Pros- James W & Juanita M Reilly to Ralph G & Nelson V Nuzzo to G pect Ave , $95,000 Brian & Catherine F Hurley, prop- nroy, property at 4 Southside Ave., Juanita M Reilly, property at 1207 $133,000 Peter J & Bambach D Coghill to an O Porter, property at 1256 Dog- English Village Associates to Boulevard, $90,000 erty at 412 Wells St., $235,000 Colleen A Jennings, property at 17 wood Dr., $261,000 Nancy McQrath, property at 217 Pr- Roger D Love to Thomas BA Wit- Daniel Omstead & Mary Nallln to Spruce Ct., $109,000 Dorothy W Chlan to Robert E & K Mitchell P Slater, property at 634 SOUTH BOUND BROOK ospect Ave. ,$117,500 zel, property at 1325 Boulevard, Daniel F & Audrey H Powers to The Hills Dev Co to Terry & Lynn Gebel, property at 590 Glen Ridge William A Jr & Joyce H Reed to $20,000 Westfield Ave., $283,000 Spatola, property at 4 Woodduck Dr., $245,000 Union County Sheriff to Mansoor Stephen 7 Tovarlaza Pultorak, prop- The Proctor & Gamble Manuf, prop- John T & Willa T Lisica to Kevin P erty at 123 Kennedy Ave,, $130,000 Pond Rd., $177,590 Morel & Segal Inc to Marvin & erly at 223 Rankin Ave., $169,000 & Dorothy ONeill, property at 826 V & Bokhari T Sayyed, property at Patricia Goldstein, property at 345 309 Windsor Ave., $39,163 Stanley A & Norms Stravetski to BOUND BROOK Gertrude Degehhardt to Timothy Carleton Rd., $245,000 Roger J & Denise L Rinn, property Greenfield Rd., $188,160 Elwood E & Jean S Hennlng to Mary Schamberger to Eugene Pe- & Wieczorek A Dooley. property at Richard L & Heidi E Evan to Mic- at 232 Prospect St., $132,000 Robert F & Emma C Hackenberg 121 Rotlord Ave , S135.000 hael Faught, property at 943 Carle- Sal A & Lesley E Greco, property at rone, property at 235 W Main St., to William A French, property at 100 Joseph V & Eileen P Morris to ton Rd.. $259,000 9 Wychview Dr., $237,500 $112,000 Hillside Ave., $190,000 PISCATAWAY Kenneth D & Barbara Rlchter to William J Jr & Li Carscadden, prop- Cornelia P Serafin to Ardavan & Anthony E & Karen M Tlno to Starpolnt Dev to Shawn & Bonnie Gregory C & Lorraine P Call, pro- erty at 20 Roseile Ave., $167,000 Touran m Nozari, property at 803 MANVILLE Anthony & K M Angelosante, pro- McAvoy, property at Craig Ave., perty at 525 W Main St., $115,000 Vincent fl Vicci to Robert & Bar- Cedar Terr., $470,000 Dean M Shepard to Tadeusz & perty at 8 Kathleen PI., $227,500 Jadwiga Dawid, property at 133 S $58,250 bara Pisaeno. property at 199 Stou- Donn A & Mary M Snyder to Tho- Stonington Assoc to David A & Fifth St., $180,000 Star Point Dev to Arlld Frustol, BRANCHBURG ghton Ave., 1125,000 mas J & Margaret A Bryson, prop- Patricia L Dersh, property at 27 Un- James S D & Bonnie Berstler to property at Craig Ave., $114,990 Felicia Corp to Alan J Colodny, William A & Lisa A Caggiano to erty at 446 Channing Ave.. berger Dr., $300,000 James M Godby, property at 309 N Conrado & Joan Munlz to Bar- property at 23 Apache Way, Robert & Lena Chamra, property at $250,000 William C III & Suep E Barr to Greasheimer St., $143,500 bara Dagmall, property at 3780 New $183,656 311 Stoughton Ave., $165,000 Frank D & Robert L Newell to Jeanne C Edwards, property at 231 David C Runyon to Craig & Ann Brunswick Ave.. $138,000 Prescott Cont Co Inc to Swamy & Warren & Scherer Hanscom to John P & Anna Githens, property at Longview Rd., $144,000 Schnatter, property at 518 Newark Prudential Relo Mgmt to Derrick & Marijke Laxmlnarayan, property at Poter & Catherine Zee, property at 522 Clark St., $240,000 Stonington Assoc lo Ronald & L 108 N Union Ave , $810,000 Ave.. $130,000 Valeria Emmanuel, property at 555 205 BernardSI., $147,900 Gaorge M Jr & Mary L Rounds to Park Ave., $155,000 Merdee Assoc to MMC Enter- Lichtenberger, property at 3 McKay Robert L & Pamela R Newell, prop- Frederick & Lottie Wojcik to Kevin FANWOOD George & Janice Macomber to prises, property al 161 Industrial Dr., $536,000 erty at 603 Clark St., $285,000 & Christina Fennimore, property at Richard M & Valerie H Fiedel to 137 S 4th Ava,, $118,000 Prudential Relocation Mgmt, pro- Pkwy, $650,000 Stonington Assoc to Leer & cynt- Paul L & Sherri G Cariton to hia L Brettman, property at -12 Bette Jo & Ortiz Ronald Good, pro- Dolores J Gromkoski to Roland E perty at 55S Park Ave., $151,500 Mary Ann Feeney to Shallendra K Bruce A & Sarah M Rachman, prop- McKay Dr., $499,055 perty at 58 Farley Ave,, $175,000 Jr & D Swinsburg, property at 114 S Franklin & Rita Ingalls to Laurie & Mary C Jain, property at 404 erty at 753 Clark St. $250,000 Mary Reznik to Andrea I & Rich- Daniel F & Leslie Sciandra to Ste- 14th Ave,, $128,000 Manfra, property at 1744 Rosewood Mathers Ln., $320,000 phen C & R Clarke, property at 54 George J & Evelyn Kudenchak to Dr., $106,000 Neal & Joan E Enevoldsen to ard II Reznik. property at 1711 Mld- Fourth St., S180,000 Scott W & Betty Ann Woerner, prop- MONTGOMERY Daniel & Kelly Hunt to Koon Hung Louis G Gara II, property at 720 Old dlebrook Rd.. $230,000 David R & Kay S Callaghan to erty at 635 Coleman PL, 233,000 William J & Linda L Goddard to & Mary Lo Chan, property at 68 York Rd., $180,000 Joseph & Marilyn lannello to Ken- Stephen & Evans Debra Skaar, pro- Brian & Lisa C Stanley to Wing W David & Dorene Ohara Marsh, prop- Ross Hail Blvd., $176,500 William & Rhonda L Stamper to neth M & Melissa DeBaene, pro- perty at 25 Helen St., $185,000 & Lily L Cheung, property at 100 erty at 11 Barrington Rd., $270,000 Charles & Agnes Ofori-Mensa to Judith Lohmer, property at 1 Van perty at 740 Old Forge Rd., C J & Tara E Morstatt to Jack & Cottage PI., $160,000 Harry P & Elizabeth Stevens to Jayant Dhaduk, property at 68 Sey- Dyke Rd.. $100,000 $287,000 Sylvia W Nizrt. property at 63 Helen Harris & Francine Rothstein to Ra- Robert E & Cynthia A Stevens, pro- mour Terr., $159,000 Russell H & Frances M Seemar to Robert A & Roberta Longo to St., $180,000 jendra & Rupa Tamboli, property at perty at 24 Catskill Ct,, $150,000 Jack & Antonla Knowles to Micha- William M & Casey M Haduch, pro- David R & Susan E Camlln, pro- Richard L & Maria L Bosque to 924 Cranford Ave., $330,000 James E Dyer lo Harris Levinson, el & Bridge T Boding, property at perty at 76 Vollers Or., $163,000 perty at 87 Prospect Ave., $275,000 Alan R 8 Diane D Horning, property Joseph A & Bonnig L Torcicia to property at 29-8 Chicopee Dr., 211 Ward PI., $127,500 Caroline A Kowal to Alan G Michael A & Karen L Walters, prop- Kowal, property at 806 N Rte 202- at 149 Helen St., $188,250 $121,400 George & Judy Wlgen to James BRIDGEWATER Irma S Cockburn lo John & Cher- erty at 743 Dorian Rd., $294,000 First Fedl SLA to Anuradha Ran- & Deborah Foran, property at 13CB 206, $63,000 Robert D & Mary P Olsen to Gene Joseph & Eileen Daly to David M Mary M Domanack to Christian & yl Wilkinson, property at 389 North garajan, property at 7-E Marten Rd., Durham Ave., $148,000 & Denise R Sheelar, property al 481 Avo , $162,000 & Effie Protogiannls, property at 2 $128,000 Timothy OConnor to Richard & Pamela McCarthy, property at 830 Drummond Rd.. $195,000 AnteeRd.. $198,000 Vossellor Ave., $120,000 William A & Susan J Johnson to Murray & Muriel Rothslein to Erno Jennifer Patrcka, property at 1258 S Richard E & Tracy Waggoner to Eric S & Anno E Deuchar, property Angolo T & Estello Arena to & Vilma Pleszingor, propBrty at 281 9th St., $130,000 Calton Homes Inc to Richard A James J & Mary E Kozlowski, prop- Daniel J & Carol E Mulligan, pro- Cassell, property at 1709 Vroom a! 147 Pleasant Ave., $180,000 Opossum Rd., $205,000 perty at 72 Armdaer Dr., $112,000 John M & Rogina D B Rastivo to erty at 1 56 Effingham PI., $330,000 BEDMINSTER Dr., $112,485 Roger M & Milka Cook to F W & Jerry Kent Mastery Jr to Patricia Douglas K & Edith M Kiler to Edward M & Jean M Shields, prop- NORTH PLAINFIELD Leon H & Anne T Shulman, pro- FRANKLIN erty at 9 Ridgoway, $182,500 Kramer J M Gladls, property at 525 Nicholas A Berardi to Roger W & Marie Hanlon, property at 19 Acad- Fairmont Ave., $285,000 emy Ct.. $132,000 perty at 560 Bitlersweet Torr., Maurice J Bernet III to Albert L Jr Fleet Finance Inc to George W & Diane Sokoloski. property at 141 $335,000 & S Dlprizito, properly at 62 Ave- Elaine S King, property at 209 Torrill Richard L Hogarth to David E Jr & Barbara Dr., $112,000 Howard T & Kathryn Fickles to Judith A Halter, property at 715 For- Catherine Louise Schuier, property Birdsall Lane Estates Inc to Cath- bury PL, $119,500 Rd., S129.000 Anna P Schmedel to Richard S & erina T Servls, property at 4 Bond John V & Lynn M Mela to Joan A Roy I a Robyn J Colin to Michael est Avo , $222,000 Theresa Schmudol, property at 10 at 413 Cardinal La, $143,000 Doreen M & Frank Argonziano to Bruce J & Adrlenne Tanzl to Rob- St.. $160,000 Szabo, property at 38 Brldington J & Chorylin Vigezzi. properly at 3 Deforest Avo., $190,000 Alvin P Levina to Hohlnton B Ka- Ln., $111,000 Thorno PI , S175.000 Albert M & Lori J Gaudin. property Alvin A Fry to Kevin M & Deborah ert J Saman, properly at 2 Harrow at 1033 Grandview Ave.. $167,500 Ln., $168,500 padla. property at 107 Bond St., Roko Realty Co to R & K Fidelity Joseph J Lipari Jr to Daniel J & A Brennan, property at 6 Edgewood $173,000 & Trust Inc, property at 15 Cedar Cathonno K Myors. property at 317 Allan Guthrio to Linda & Duffy Ct., $130,000 Caroline & Winston Saran to Ruchar Guthrls. property at 1B14 Glenn Wide, property at 57 Morgan Anne M Hansen to Harold & Ser- Grove Ln,, $2,000,000 Westfiold Rd., $165,000 Donald P Monroe to Paul Gearg ena Fletcher, property at 843 Cardi- Edward P Shamy Jr to Somerset Grandviow Ave,, $75,000 & Erik Hgnrikson, property at 182 Ct., $105,000 GARWOOD Doris M Grogg to Donna Wol- Hills Dev Co to Peter Gerhardt, nal Ln., $285,000 Medical Assoc Pa, property at 21 Glonsido PI . $13B,000 Carroll R & Anna Williams to Clyde Rd., $180,000 William silverman to Edna A Sil- lontln, property al 737 Hanford PI., Gorald J & Doreon Vonilelti lo property at 11 Quail Brook Ct., vorman, property at 351 Hazel Avo,, $176000 $135,657 David M & Glasson C J Llsk, pro- Florence G Donohue to Dennis A Richard E & Anita F Salomon, prop- perty at 621 Country Club Rd., & Linda L Bryson, property at 15 $80,000 Robert F & Gretchon Voorhoes, erty at 333 Hillman PI., $160,000 John & Elfriede Bredice to Ray- Frank Jr & Pauline Spera to Kail & property at 411 Harrison Ave., mond C & Marilyn Halls, property at $237,000 Elmwood St., $120,000 Nadia Ztgalka lo Darlene & Rob- Jeffrey M & Diane Zeller to Chris Ranlvlr & Sarmila Bose to Yin Yin Irina Sobol, property at 668 Myrile $308,000 on" Dipoma, property al 162 Nor- Ridge Rd., $535,000 Ave., $162,000 Salvador D & Nancy R Pona to Ronald & Deborah Weiss to Don- H Mondero, property al 806 Country & Larson Pamela Gene, property at wood Avo , $1*18,000 Club Rd., $210,000 11 Exeter Ct., $101,000 Jay Jay Improvement Co Inc to Bruce G & Georgian Gladstone, pr- David & Judith Schmldinor to La- ald R & Jane E Lumbatls, property at 28 Smokodrlse Ln., $285,000 William E & Mary Stlios to Jonath- (Please turn to page 6) September 5,1991 — Union County Classified — t SO. PLAINFIELD- Re- CRANFORD- 1 BR. FRANKLIN PARK- By SOMERSET- 2 bdrms.. duced. Kennedy School 215 ^ condo In park setting. owner. OPEN HOUSE, Ouailbrook Condo, Larg- expanded Cape, 3 bdrm., TOWNHOUSE* A I New kitchen/bathroom. Sun,, 1-4, 1 Taylor Dr. est end unit. Kit w/bei LR, DR, eat-in kit., 2 full Walk to train to NYC, Low 821-2355, Executive dishwasher, air cond REAL ESTATE baths, enclosed large CONDOMINIUMS I maintenance fee. Asking Condo, upgraded kit. & 2 tioner, W & 0, upgradet deck, finished bsmt., 2 FOR SALE J $104,000. 654-5393, full baths! HELP-U-SELL Wooded view. Lease op car gar. $149,900. 908- CRANFORD— Kahlcrest P.FT.M.Bkr. 469-2800. tion purchase. $89,900 C O N N E C T I O N 769-6413, BRANCHBURG- AF- 2 bdrm condo. W/W. A/C, New state sponsored Call 873-8370. FORDABLE- 3BR., 31/2 Refrig., range, DW, re- fund, 5% down, 30 yr. BERKELEY HEIGHTS- MANVILLE- By Owner. P j 8CATAWAY- Bv ?9^E^VILLli 2 bdrms- BATHS. Low maintenance cently refurbished, Ideal easy qualifying formulas. Advertise In the Classified 2X0 Mother/Daughter Bl-tavel 3 bdrm. Rancn home Owner OPEN HOUSE! SSh taSK.Sfirtff'ifflf Luxury TH. All options & location, trans.,& town. upgrades, Cent, vac, MANVILLE- limited ages with 6' compact kitchen 100x100 lot, IV* baths, Sun. 1-4. 501 Willow Ave SLL fotWe^« Mui Will consider owner li- 52 + , 1st floor, 1 bdrm, alarm, lawn sprinkler, In- nanclng. $86,900. Call 9a- FOB SALE unt in FR, 900sq/ft. on beautiful landscaping. Lo- 885-9539. Custom Split, 1% tfaS Sao CM aaa tercom + extras galore + nBW CAC & Frigidaire, pri- 1st level i500Sq.ft. upper cated opposite Christ the refinlshed wood floors Sia 977. i£S2; ~-?. 5p 908-276-3060. vate bsmt, W/D, private Missed your Vacation? level. 4'/t yrs old. V4 acre King School. Asking garage. $152,900. HELP^ 2ia'9775 'e«ve message 2 decks overlooking trees It's stiH summtr on the 3 & stream. 1st time of- EAST BRUNSWICK-liy parking, $81,900 neg. wooded lot, 4 bdrm, 3 futl $230,000. 725-9350 U-SElL P.FT.M.Bkr. 468- SOMERVILLE- 6 room Call 908-874-0994. lovely beaches of Duck, EQUAL 28O Our Dank now a fered. Won't last at baths, eat-in kit, LR. DR. NESHANIC— BV Owner °- P ys colonial, new vinyl siding, owner. OPEN HOUSE, North Carolina. Wafer HOUSING alj ur d coea, ece $181,900. Call owner Sat. 1-4, 10 Sudbury Ftd. NORTH BRUNSWICK- Ig deck. $235,000. Call reduced $90 000 4Vi y° closing costs, ex- zoned commercial, excel- temp. 73-78', Sep/Oct, air OPPORTUNITY lent location. Asking (908)722-5621. 390-0406. Bast Princeton By owner. 422-9544. Spa- lemp 70-76°. 8 hours from 766 59070 $169,500. Make offer. Call Model, view, calhodrals, %L£2P2£:J£SL& acres^ old brick Co.o- »pt prepays, H qual. •— ' — CRANFORO $67,900 cious Townhouse backs N. Jcrsry. !-<>«• off-ivason A., 7^ .,;.t. .dve-rt;sed lota^- - ' 2* fireplaces A^U^, FR, OR, ful; l PISCATAWAY— Contem- 725268725-2683 Skylt. $125,800. HELP-U- to woods, bsmt. & gar. weekly rates for $ to 5 In thlt newspaper Is sub- BBinBeill.TCB -D, PRICE, LOCATION, SELL P,FT,M,Bkr. 469- $183,900. HELP-U-SELL l«ct to the Federal Fatr PRIPG,,E^ATEnr A' bsmt. 2 car att gar. porary cape 5 yrs. old. SOUTH PLAINFIELD- bedroom occansidc homes $269,000. 90B-2B1-6298 Hlver Road area. 3 Brand new maintenance CONDITION 2800. New statB spon- P.FT.M.Bkr. 469-2800. ($400 up). Optional indoor hpuilng Act of 1968 Lewi, 4 bdrms 1/2 sored fund, 5% down, 30 Our bank listens "No tax b m athSl f!re frefreo nomohom 4 bdr Newly refurbished 1 and outdoor pools, lennis, ^hlch rntkes It Tlegal to baths den, Rec room, PISCATAWAY- 3 bdrm, Z^CA? "-'nl£C ^2ca?' JaT' !L , ,°- - \ bdrms., yr. easy qualifying formu- or insurance escrows racquetball. Uucrnwded 2Ox 40 bdrm, Kahlcrest Condo- las. nsedod". beaches, charming village advertise any preference , , In-oround pool. 2 bath flanch d „ , ^ Rta©»place. , CACACC ,2-ca 2-car r £,oar.„ ,walk-I walk-Inn closetsclosets. , 33 full minium conveniently lo- r deck, 100x100 fenced lot. bathsaths, kitklt. w/ceramlc tile shops. No neon!! Discover limitation or discrimination 22* dairg j^ asking room, kitchen garage. ^ S wKu ?/b r?t I? ' . ^eramlc We cated |ust a few steps to EDISON— Co-Op Apart- PISCATAWAY — 2 over- this hidden paradise on the 2 ay nets w/microwave oven, shopping, banking & ment in North Ridge at size bdrms., 1 Vi baths, b.,.religiond , osen xrace or , nationacolor,l iCRANFORDj?;gg-_g»l—l 722-8654By owner^. 179acre7. lot. C.II°90&BB5. ?i^i,o"7640. " Crili 90M& !l°J^^™ l^?*" Outer Banks of North Car- self-cleaning range, for- trains. Features low Edison. See Legal Notice no assoc. fee centrl air/ olina. Mention this juf for origin, or an Intention to Colonial on deaa end si. PISCATAWAY— R» in The Metuchen-Edlson make any such preier- 2 bdrms., DR. LR, hugo n . 463-3817. R«ft r malnt. + taxes. Sold thru humidification, gas heat & free color bruchurt. ati r li i: wner fi broker by prospectus. Review for details. hot water, large fenced-in 3»n.!r ™ ° r ^ ° V°° ^ S-^^rm.^ SeKoV^J.^n?.^ trance hallWb^ffX, CAC, 2 car (201)773-6262 yard. Near Rutgers/ dwcrimlnatlon. like setting, Exc. Cond. nia| uinui alriln Carolina Designs Realty. "••••——•• ,«„„„„«ticonnn -«' «'-'"^.rr nnn e™n niaiL' _ ',' vtnV" yJr. ' . 5s •a" Ing" . oarm. spin., i acre park- aar muqt **n tn knnruri Advertise in the Classified! transp. $134 ,000. 908- CIRKUS 463-8730 after 6pm. 1-800-368-DUCK REAL ESTATE INC. jawsrKadvertising for reaJl estat ae ^agsSFD"> YOU " ^:«V!New Siate sponsore~d ^steOwner. 469-4757 ^ 8362|SHHS, : which la in violation of the KNOW ... fund, 5% down, 30 yr. law. Our readors are in- 'ha' an ad In this local easy qualifying formulas. SCOTCH PLAINS- WESTFIELD- BY formed that all dwellings PaPsr also 9°es into 14 beautiful 7 room Cape OWNER. 2 bdrm. Colo- advertised In this news- ° Should be made to New rrn o-car attachnrl nar competitive finance rates B««fV SS'-ton"; Civil Scef.TcrSo'r'ow^e'r & terms. Call for info. 63 1 Tr°.if'nl u\ nllfh sacri'lee sale at below list HOUSE OF Phone (609) 292-4605, 908-281-7138. THE WEEK CRANFORD SCOTCH PLAINS JUST COMPLETED $159,900 ABSOLUTELY STUNNING • 3 BR This ranch style home has a fireplace in the living room + French doors to (he patio & park-like property. Separate dining arta & new floor in the kitchen, 2 • 2 FULL TILE BATHS bedrooms, new roof, new electric service, new HWH ~ a recently painted • SPLIT FLOOR PLAN exterior. • SCREENED PORCH • GARAGE • STORAGE ;; $175,500 Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2Vi bath split level. Skillful planning has resulted in large, splendidly proportioned rooms, library sized entry foyers. MOUNTAINSIDE • Quick sale needed!! 4 FANWOOD * 3 BR Colonial w/shaded & Eat-In kitchen, living room, formal dining Old World styled wooden floor and ceiling moldings, plaster walls and archways, and solid oak BRs, 2 BAs, FDR. E1K. fireplace in LR. lenced yard FR, FDR + kitchen opens to parquet flooring, separated by concrete decking between floors. The quality and charm of Old room, family room, central air, new furnace, porch + iovely shaded property deck. Walk to town/train/shopping! much more. $239,900. $169,900. World construction combines with skillful renovations to provide Cran- ford's best condo value. Elevator serviced units or watkups available, $ garages/on-site parking available. DIRECTIONS: From the Garden Stale Pafkway, North 205,000 232-8400 Or Soulh mako E«il 137, 217 PROSPECT AVE., CRANFORD SALES OFFICE makB righl onto North Avo, 44 ELM ST. 10 light. Turn right at light Mon.-Fri. by appointment, Sat. 10:30-4:30 (Elizabeth Avo.) to blinker. FOR SALE BY OWNER WESTFIELD, NJ Go ana block. Mako loft onto This is not an oftef. An offer can bo mado by rneans of any Offering Statement Prospect Avo. to English h Call for Appt. 609-497-0389 which If available from Ihe Sponsor H# 2677. 276-0370 Village. FIRST HOME SCOTCH PLAINS MOUNTAINSIDE Buying your first home is one of the most important decisions you'll ever make in Prestigioug s south side. Custom colonial cepe w/slate rool Charming cappe cod located near stores and transportation on 3/4 acres. Lr w/frpla, dental moldings, formal a: w/comer 3 bedrooms, living room, formal dining room w/slirjing glass cabinet, beautiful fam. rm, 3 bed.. 2 baths, enclosed porch doors to new dock. European kitchen, now w/w throughout, your entire life. We can help make sure it's the right decision, for relaxing. Immediate occupancy. SPL1452. track lighting & hardwood lloors. Great starter home. SPL $249,000 1468 $179,000 for you, for your family, for your future. Nobody works harder for you than Burjjdorff FANWOOD SCOTCH PLAINS Immaculate split In move-In condition. 3 bedrooms. 1V4 immaculate home nostled in a wooded selling on south baths, new tile entry, full basement, hardwood lloors, new side ol Scotch Plains, 4 bedrooms. 2V4 baths. 2 family patio, and many more amenities! SPL1475. rooms & much more A must see! SPL1474. ii: $189,900 $309,900 A SPECIAL QUALITY ROOMY AND BRIGHT Beautifully malnlainod original 1912 'Dudley Park" residenco. set 3 bedroom cape, newly renovated insido and out. New kitchen, amid other stately homes on vs acre ol lawns ana gardens, conve- unclosed porch and large dock overlooks beautiful yard on treorJ lot nient to town. Wonderful rrt/IIwork, 10' ceilings, box beams, columns, Quiet street. Jus! listed at SI84.000 in WosMielrJ CALLXOIDWML BANKER coLotueix gleaming silver chandeliers and romantic Somerset Maucihan porch. Not to be missed at $519,000 SCHIX NT m \i urns S 310 Park Ave., Scotch Plains - 322-9102 £ALTORP" -T. • .'•*; i Hi' r GRACIOUS LIVING Re!<'i*ecl <'njoym(?rit is yourr. tn this 3 y'jr t'ld custom contemporary STEP-SAVING RANCH set on 1'i acre tot Urnmntic Ciitheclriil ci-ihng and full fieiqht Well-malntDlned, easy living homo on spacious, private tot in Wosl- PE?lnwar<: stonn fireplace; LIMIIMUI hardwood floors, natur.il I'cjhlmrj throughout, ninny f.'KCHiiMti' fi';]tur<'s A mast uitujuo homo in Scotch Held. New dock, hardwood floors, fireplace and modern b.iihrooni am J Just a tew amenities. Conveniont to schools, shopping, Tnmaciues F i;iins $'199,000 Park. Must be soon' $179,900 FIRST ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT REAL ESTATE BROKERS, INC. — Each Office Individually Owned and Operated "OLDWICK" "PINK SLEIGH" 5 ACRES RT. "28" MIDDLESEX RETIRING OWNER RELUCTANTLY SAYS "SELL" TOP OF THE LINE TO BE BUILT.... l'i Ihh rn.itjnificont ttatoly III.IIHII hoii-.c in Sleepy Mnllo.v PKcl . 1 1 Is this center hall colonial with 10 spacious mom';. .1 bediunrri'; f'r(>sli(jioii!i iirun nf lnrc|(<;gr,in(1 hnmw i; room ;'!; tiPdroomsMI/2 ti.iths. fornitii dining LIIKI liviiig room wilh in.iiblo firc'plncu UprlntorJ baths, largo eat in kitchen. ? cai g.w.irjL'. full basonu'nt. kitchnn wilh w;ilnut stiiinnd onk catjinots Siil!),HUO FanwDoci T22- Watchung $<189,0OO. Fanwoocl 322-7700. 7/00 REAL TALK — THE REAL ESTATE SHOW! Be sure to tune In Thursdays, 6:00-7:00 PM, 1250 AM radio, WMTR, to ask Jean and Peter Burgdorff and their guests all your real estate questions. (201) 538-1250. Approx. 3400 si], (I. + Basomonl storage - 10 showioomg/olllcos. Will dlvldo/lonso purchase available! Asking $375,000 Total package! PS. FANWOOD 2 Greenhouses - 3 Car G.irngo - LUNCH TRUCK AND CRANFORD- 4 rooms, SOUTH BOUND MILLBURN- 3 bdrm., 1 HILLSBOROUOH- 1 ROUTE excellent cond, •vail. 10/1, 1stfloor, nasr BROOK- 2 rooms. $489. bath. LR, DR. Sunroom. bdrm. condo. End unit, w/easy morning route, trans, ft shopping center, 3 rooms, $609. Near Rt. Lge. yard. Walk to trans., axes), cond., w/w carpet, grossing, over $2500 per $750/mo. + ufll. Call 267. Utilities Inciudsd. park, school. $i500/mo. dlshwaahar A window REAL ESTATE week. Call 906-494-8036. 272-8170 after 5PM. Nice area. 647-7089. plus utll. 201-879-2358. trastments. Pool A tennis. SALES/ADVERTISING CRANFORD-1st ft In 2 SOUTH PLAINFIELD- 2 RARITAN- 3 bdrm. Split $728. 908-874-3398. tarn house; 3 bdrm,; LR; bdrm., eat-In kit., LR, Level. VA bath, LR, DR, HILLSBOROUOH- 1 CONNECTION BIO BUCKS III DR; 2 baths; eat in kit; 2 bathroom, on 2nd floor in kit., WAD, $1100/mo + bdrm. Condo, LR, Dining Steady, recession car garage; bsmt w/WAD two-family house. $675 In- utll. Sec required. Nice area. kit.. 1 full bath, fin. ROSELLE BY OWNER- NOKOMIS, FLORIDA neighborhood. Near JFK 2 big bdrm, 2Vi bath proof commissions hookups; priv entr; Ig, cludes utilitias. 908-561- bsmt., 1000 sq, ft. All ap- 23O Between Sarasota and 248 yard; kids A smsll pets 8496. school. 906-216-1783. pllancss. Tennis + pool. Townhouse in wooded Venice. Available 10/1-3/ for neat, motivated, setting, Large eat-in coun- OUT OF AREA BUSINESS ok; $1000/mo IV* mo8OUTH PLAINFIELD- SO. PLAINFIELD- nicely $800 + utils. Avail. 31, $500 includes utilities. reliable individual. sec. 272-3516; 654-4062 Immed. Call Ram 908- try kitchen with sliders to PROPERTY Local phone and cable OPPORTVNITm Own Transportation. large 1st floor apt. 1 appointed 2 bdrm. du- deck overlooking woods. ( FANWOOD AREA- largs bdrm., no pata, $85O/mo. plex. LR. DR, 11/2 baths, 464-7487 eves; 908-882- TV. double bed, eat in Dining room/Living room kitchen, shower and bath, Ask for Sales. 2 bdrm, 2 bath, apt In + util. Call 463-0616 $990/ mo. + utll., Avail 6722 days, with fireplace. 15 x 30 BRADFORD CTY, PA.Sundeck, 1 mile to the ATTENTION MLM 908-534-1977 beautiful elevator build- UNION— 3V* rooms, 2nd Oct. 1. Call 654-1094 SOMERSET- 2 bdrm., recreation room with red- PROPERTIES- VICTOR- beach and fishing! So- PROS:- Dissatisfied ? SMALL RESTAURANT- ing. Near stores A trans. fir. 2 family, cloaa to eves, or 654-1095 Iv msg, 2V& bath townhousa. Ea. wood paneling & 9 ft red- TIAN HOME on 180+/- cludedl joined too 1st* ? askon busy road in Highland $825. Also avail, studio transp. $700/mo. Haat A WESTFIELD- No. side, 3 bdrm. has separata bath, wood bar. Central air. acre $215,000. 329+/- 908-356-3047 former executive about Park. Good starting busi- apt. $550. 908-277-1413 hot watsr Included. Avail. bdrm, LR, DR, 2 full w/w carpet, CAC, washer/ Lots of closet space. farm $185,000. Robert something better 1-908- ness. Fast Sale Price only QARWOOD- 3 rooms, Oct. 1.906-851-9323. baths, basement w/lsun- dryer, other extras, tennis Maintenance free. Conve- Benjamin Realty, 501 607-0806 A pod. $1100. 914-279- $19,500. For Info call 908- $625/mo. plus utll. 11/2 WESTFIELD— 2nd floor, dry hook-up. $950/mo. + nient to all highways & Canton Street, Troy, PA. 214-9205 or 908-572- utilities, IV* mo. security., 2051 or 914-376-5915. 16947. 717-287-4155 BUSINESS OF THE mos. security. Laundry 4 rooms, 1 bath, off atrsat trains. Asking $149,900. 235 5666. 908-2335725 908-241-1234 90S- Advertisement in hookup. No pets. Avail. parking, $S00/mo + utili- I/VMOBILEf HOMES your own HOME TOWN. Oct. 1. Call 789-0069. Iv. WESTFIELD— Small COLORADO- Fort Qar- ties. 1 "A mo. security req. 6V SITES Qround floor opportunity mess. 908-233-5725 north side cottage-like 1 ROOMS land cabin w/5 wooded in an unique specialized OAR WOOD- 4 rooms, home needs responsible acres, near Alamosa. 9 field. Exclusive territories. private entrance, full attic. tenant. L.R., bdrm,, kit., ACREAGE yrs old. Good hunting, Only $7500 complete. No smsll sitting rm. or pos- I FOR RENT J fishing, vacations. Fully BRANCHBURQ- 12x60, APARTMENTS I Heat, gas A watsr sup- I «% LOTS \ 2 bdrm, covered patio, brokers, serious ap- piled. $750, 908-789-1425 HOUSES sible 2nd. Dedrm. or of- equipped. Beautiful scen- shed, central air, extras, plicants only. Mall to: I FOR RENT I fice A bath. Sec., ret, de- BRANCHBURO PINE ery. Peace & quiet. excel cond. $31,000/BO. Wagon Master P.O. Box MANVILLE— 4 rooms, FOR RENT posit for heat. 8825/mo. MOTEL- dally, weakly or $45,000. 908-647-0926 303 Whltehouse. N.J. heat A cold water, 1 mo, BRIDGEWATEH- Foot- 908-756-2765; Call Col- plus util, 1-212-996-1250 monthly. Pay aarvie* util- leave message 08888 BOUND BROOK 2 Bdrm sscurity. Mature person. hill Rd.. approved 7 lot lect 215-493-2061 apt, vary clean, adults J ity, no security raquirad. No pete. Avail. Sept. 1, A PROFESSIONAL RE- subdivision, 8.95 acres, CARTERET— 10x50, ren- DELI-CONCESSION For preferred. $725 plus utili- 908-722-0905. c Call 722-9820. EASTON PA- 4 month ALTON- will help you Prime area. $895,000. ovated quiet pard, air & Sale. Excellent op- ties. Avail immed. 1 mo obtain a rental to mast BRANCHBURQ- Fur- Anne Lacko, PO Box 343,colonial home, AC, 3 portunity. Owner retiring, MANVILLE- small 3 I TOWNHOUSE* * I appliances. 1 1/2 bdrm. sec. 752-4762. room apt. 1 adult only. your needs. Fees paid by nished room, kltcnen priv- Walnutport, PA. 16068 bdrm. DR, LR, kit., 2 $23K Neg. 908-541-2748 very high volume. Please landlord. Call John today I ( S I ileges. Call tor Intorma- baths, basement, garage, pets ok call 908-722-5983. BOUND BROOK- 1/2 $428 + utilities A 1mo. tlon, 826-4432. duplex, 3 bdrm, 2 bath, sscurity. Call 722-6962 at RE/MAX Partners Re- V 110x60 tot, 45 mm from altors, 908-534-5052 J Advrtlf Brldgewater. Asking LR, large country kitchen. after 5PM. BRIDOEWATER lge. fur- A PROFESSIONAL RE- In thB Clnsltled! $129,000. 908-968-7451 Advertise in thm Clastified! Perfect for sharing. MIDDLESEX- Mid- BE0MINSTER- 4 bdrm. nished room for working OR 215-252-8266 $10S0/mo. Call 996-7470. center hall Colonial w/ ALTOR- will help you female. $80/wk. Kitchen dlesex village. Spacious obtain a rental to meat privileges, Non-smoker. or 996-7670. 1 bdrm. oarden apt. sunroom A porch on love- ly 90 acre estate. Ideal sit- your needs. Faas paid by Off-street parking. Call BOUND BROOK- 1st $680/ mo. Includes heat landlord. Call John today 908-725-8906. floor, 5 or 7 rooms, fin- ft H.W. NO PETS. Pool uation for children A pets. $2500/mo. 908-781-7005. at RE/MAX Partners Re- ished bsmt., gas heat. available. Call 388-8880 altors, 908-534-5052 $750/mo. 469-6155 or leave meaaage. BRANCHBURQ- 3 FLAOTOWN- 3 rooms A 863-1971. MIDDLESEX- Mid. bdrm. Colonial, 1 acre, BEDMINSTER, 2 bdrm. bath, utilities Included BOUND BROOK- Prims dlesex Village. Spacious bsmt., gar., sundeck, Condo, 1V!» baths, CAC. $675/mo. VA mo. secu- location, beautiful 4 room 1 bdrm. Garden apt. hardwd floors, art deco haat, waahar/dryar, pool, rity req. 908-782-6114 or apt. plus laundry, W/W S875/mo. Includss heat fireplace, centrally located tennis, $995/ mo, plus 201-744-4563. carpet, private parking. A H.W. NO PETS. Pool to major hiways, no pets. util. Avail. Oct. 1. Call HILLSBOROUQH- Fur- Avail. 9/30. 774-5176. $950 + sac. 722-2036. 906-781-2078. nished room with bath. available. Call 388-8880 Use of kitchen, laundry. leave meaaage. BRIDOEWATER- 3 BRIOQEWATER- 4 spa- BEDMIN8TER, THE Oft atreet parking. For clous rooms, 5 closets, MIDDLESEX- Vacant bdrm house, dining room, HILLS- 2 bdrms, 2 mala. Call 908-359-0238. rsfr., vanity, CAC, hsat, 6V4 rooms A bath in 2 closad-ln sun porch, 3 baths, fireplace, deck, ga- MANVILLE- furnished CRANFORD $159,900 gar., access to 3 hwys. famlty home. $650/month minutes from Commons rage, pool, tannia. Conve- room w/bath, professional $730 mo. Adults, no pels. includes heat A hot water. Mall, all appliances, nient to shopping, 1-287 A mals, non-smoker, $00/ 908-725-7270. Sponaes Agency 908- $1000 firm. 906-752-1651 78. $1200/month + utili- Wk. 725-2407 CRANFORD- 4 rooms, 1 752-6778. CALIFON- 3 bdrm. ties. 908-781-6083. PLAINFIELD- Quiet bdrm., near town, $750/ NORTH PLAINFIELD, Ranch house. Good neighborhood in nice mo. Heat A hot water QREENWOOD OAR- cond. A clean. Large LR BEDMINSTER, THE area, use of house for paid. Avail. Oct. 1. 276 DENS- Well-maintained w/fireplace A cabinet stor- HILLS- turn. Condo. 2 $100 wk. Two wks. ssc. 9033. 1 bdrm. garden apta. age, carpet, small kit. w/ bdrms., 2 bath, 2 car gar., required. 908-769-4356, $880.41/mo. A 2 bdrms. natural wood cabinets, Ig. fireplace, all appliances. ROSELLE/ CRAN- BROOKSIDE $780.41 Includes heet A DR w/patio door, modern CAC, pool A tennis. FORD— Furnished room H.W. NO PETS. 758-1157 bath, full bsmt., bass- $15S0/mo. + util. 808- In private home. W/W car- GARDEN APTS. leave meg. board heat, W A D, i car 754-7490. pet, parking, sink A refrig, gar., paved driveway, Somervllle, N.J. PISCATAWAV- 1 bdrm, CRANFORD- Kahlcrest 908-241-7659 leave mss- 4 room Garden apt. Near good location, near shop- Limited Time offer ping, 1 Vi moa. sac. 2 bdrm condo: W/W, A/C. sags. 287. Heat A hot water, AC Rafrig., range, DW, close SOMERVILLE- beautiful A pool. Available im- $1150/mo. Carl R. Burd, NO SECURITY 908-8322164, to trans. A town . $865. location. Nicely furnished mediately. $650/month. per month H/W Incl. Call room w/refrigerator. Non DEPOSIT Call 201-627-5564 CRANFORD- Northslde. No Security Required 9a-5p 908-276-3060. smoker, male preferred, PISCATAWAY- 2 bdrm. 2 FAMILY, 1ST floor, 2 References, security. $75 Modern, air-conditioned apt. border of Piscataway Bdrm, LR, DR, Den. ga- CRANFORD-18 Sprlng- A up. 725-6470 after 4PM. apartments available rage, storage in attic & fisld Avs, luxury condo A Dunellen. Call after SOUTH PLAINFIELD- Nothing to do but move in. Newer kit w/top of the line appliances, wall to wall, maintenance free iBR-$657Aup 5PM 908-287-8686 basement, large yard, bldg, 3 blocks to shop A exterior. And so affordablel WSF 3419 close to train/Union Col- trans., spacious 2 bdrm, 2 Furnishsd rooms In quiet 2BR - $693 A up PLAINFIELD 8TUDIO area. Laundry facilities Includes heat APT— Hardwood floors, lege. New paint, no pets. baths. $1250/mo incl h/w S890/mo + util. Avail 10/ and gas. indoor garage A available. 908-499-O634 SEA and hot water off street parking, WAD. 1. To see only Sat., Sept. or 756-0192. $475 mo. Aval" Immed. elev. 9/1 occup. Super Office located at: 7th, ioam-4pm, 441 276-2687 or BK Manage- SOUTH PLAINFIELD- COI_DUJf3U- ERA Reed Realty, Realtor BrooKslde Place. Furnished, In lovely 129 Mercer St., 908-769-0011. ment 686-1800. BANKGRU Somervllle DUNELLEN- 2 bdrm, home. Private bath, use Houn: Mon PLAINFIELD-1 or 2 bed- 2nd floor of 2 family, HILLSBOROUQH of Kitchen, laundry A WESTFIELD Ffi room, off atrest prkg, $625. per month, NO Family room. $115/wk. 8 AM-S PM large rooms, eat-ln- PETS. 908-281-6865 3-4 bedroom, central air, Incl. util. Professional 264 East Broad St SCHLOTT Sal. & Sun. 10 AM-3 PM kitcnsn, nice location. fireplace, finished base- non-smoker pref. Refs, A $600-$745/mo. Call 908- MILFORD- 2 bdrm ment, pool/tennis. Avail. see. req. 808-784-2946. REALTORS* 846-7816. Call after 4:30. house on qulat lane, large Imm. $1200 a month. 233-5555 725-2909 LR, eat-in kit., walk In Call for othsr available RARITAN-Avail. Nov. 1. closet, VA bath, laundry Somsrsst County Rentals Adt *t CltuHfd 1 bdrm, 2nd floor, wall to rm. A more. 10 mln. to I- Wa have more available wall carpet, WAD, self 7B. One mile to town, Call usl don't co$t — cleaning range, rsfrig w/ $950 mo. sac. Days Cranford Icemaker, DW, heat inc. 201-761-0234, sves. 908- HEROUX REALTY No pata, $700/mo VA 995-2653. Broker (908)873-5577 COMMERCIAL BUILDING mo. sec. Call 725-6419 after 5PM RARITAN- duplex, 2 Br., 1 1/2 bath, LR, eat in kit, full baement, CA, off street parking, no pats, $850+ 1 month security avail OctOI. 725-9040 Transactions THE DO-IT-YOURSELFER ROSELLE PARK- 1 bdrm, A Efficiencies. Heal 1 Some people really enjoy do-lt-yourMlf projects A hot water supplied. around the houte. They find iatiilacilon in wielding a New w/w carpet, painted, (Continued from page 4) Kwo-Dong ft Shsue China H Wey, JIPMK hammer or a paint brush. And many really get good, nice bldg. Private parking. James Fusaro to Uaa M Blalk*, property at 11 Pembroke Terr., almost professional results, with practice. No pets. Call 241-6869, property at 20 Exeter Ct., $104,500 $265,000 after 4 pm. or Iv. mess. Joseph P A Lovee Insana to John Rotlyn D Morris to Amadeo F And some just take on these Jobs because they think 494-1617. they'll save money. A tew get good results, most don't. L A Joanne R Coppola, property at DAdsmo Jr. property at 913-4 Re- Trouble Is, the tile floor that gaps or the paneling that SCOTCH PLAINS- 1 26 Orchard St., $138,500 nate Dr.. $95,000 Colonial type building, has many uses, Frame structure needs doesn't quite line up properly doesn't add to the value bdrm. apt., 2nd floor, Gregory R A Amaya M Raimann some loving care, has been used for Law office and Apartment George Dennis to Miguel A of the property. In fact, the job done poorly may have $650 mo. Utilities in- Susan D Thomas, property at 379 to John A A laJacqua N Harrison, tiving. Can be used for bank, professional use, restaurant, retail wasted the cost of the materials that went tnto it. Most cluded, 1V4 mo. ssc. re- Ralph St., $145,000 property at 3705 Roycs Ct.. $85,000 B9t. Plenty of parking areas, situated In the down town area. people are best off calling In an expert. quired. No pets. Avail, im- John L A Janice Bartholomew lo medlately. 908-889-6235. Richard D A Sherry C Bunnell to Selling your house is no do-it-yourself project. There's Judith M Poirier, property at 95 Win- Robert J Jr A Jeanne Feeney, pro- SCOTCH PLAINS- 2nd '400,000 too much at risk. Most people never get enough chester Way. $112.000 perty at 31 Starview Dr., $195,000 "practice" at the Job to develop the knowhow they floor, 4 rooms, 2 bed- Marshall A Reece to Mark C A need. rooms. No petal Call 908- Debra A Halverson, property at 436 322-6478 after 3pm. GREEN BROOK 272-8337 Make the most ol your valuable properly. Call In a John Keller to Mary Ann Keller, Tall Oak Ln., $110,000 professional to get the expert skills to maximize your SO. BOUND BROOK— properly at 41 Blue Ridge Ave., Christopher J Petersen to Joseph 115 Miln Street equity In your home. good area, 2 family, 6 Q Salkowski, property at 134 Taylor rooms, remodeled, new $87,500 Cranford Terrence A Mary Quella to Karen Avs., $164,000 List with the winners at: ccarpea t A appl. bsmt. stor- Woodfleld Estates to Christopher ageg , parking, $875 + util. L Gaddls, property at 83 Green D.S. KUZSMA No peta. 908-271-4063 Brook Rd., $118,500 G A P M Miller, property at 803 Ten rjth m "Yes, you can buy a home in New Jersey" Eyck Ct., $217,000 p P A I TY ° " '' lndcp«ruisrill)f owned and opcrnrd. SO. BOUND BROOK- Terrence E A Mary A Brown to Mary L A Lyman M J Caldarons. James Q A Susanne S ODono- Hours; 9:30 to 6 p.m., Thurs, 9:30 to 8 p.m., Sat. & Sun. 'til 5 p.m. mother A daughter, luxury Barton Realty apts. WAD, dishwasher, property at 229 Greenbrook Rd.. hue to C Edward A Melissa J Spel- refrlq,, w/w carpet, fin- $114,000 del, property at 5 Vallnor Rd., 106 N. Union Ave. • Cranford • 272-4020 ished basement, fenced John E A Leona T Borowtcz to $245,900 yard. Call 722-2765. Michael A Chabot K Perons, pro- SO. PLAINFIELD- mod- perty at 128 Lenox Ave., $155,000 PEAPACK GLADSTONE ern 2 bdrm. apt., 2nd Poulos George P A M Stajro to Jean Tiger A Betty Alnsworth to floor, Adults only $595 Camelo T A Chrlstin Cotatgis, pro- George J Tiger Jr, property at 27 Don't Wait - Buy or Refinance NOW! monthly + utilities. Call perty at 3 Rands PI., $176,500 Mendham Rd,, $40,500 908-548-9737. Sheephlli Assoc to James D A SOMERSET- 1 bed- HILLSBOROUGH June D Bercaw, property at 5 Shee- room, Living Room, kitch- Majestic Knolts Inc lo Pankaj & phill Dr., $215,000 Rates are lower than they have been in years en, heat Included. $625 Anurdha Khurana, property at 29 Sheophill Assoc to John D A Gin- per month, VA month se- Baker Clr., $237,100 ger G Felowitz, property at 15 Shee- curlty. Call 937-9835. Robert A Shnider to Douglass & phill Dr.,$212,500 SOMERVILLE- Vi du- Debra L Hill, property at 21-1A Bloo- plex, 6 rooms, 3 bdrms, mlngdale Dr.. $114,900 RARITAN VA baths, near the "Y". Glen Dev Inc to Vincent Jr A Lori Joseph T & Donna L Pollnsky to $925/mo. + utilities. VA mo. security. 526-3311. M Dlmalolo, property at 24-1A Bloo- Joseph T Pollnaky, properly at 14 mingdale Dr., $109,990 Normandle Ln., $52,000 8.875% Rate* 8.50% Rate- SOMERVILLE- 2 bdrms, Glen Developers Inc to Slobhan A Philip A Treplcclone to Stephen A kit., LR, A bath, no pets, Devlin, property at 27-4A Bloo- Patricia, property at 309 Sherman heat supplied. Reason- able rent to a reliable mlngdale Dr.f $110,990 Ave., $90,000 parly. Call after 5PM 908- Thomas W Jr & Annette Jamln to 9.230% APR 8 John D & Maria K Hart, property at SOMERVILLE .99 % APR 369-4659. SOMERVILLE- 3 bdrm., 226 Brookslde Ln., $120,000 Resolution Trust Corp to Jack A kitchen, LR, large private Hummel-Sherwood Forest Inc to Janice Sousa, property at 39-41 S fenced yard, separate Roger Qlen & Arough M Sltrln, pro- Bridge St., $70,000 30 Year Fixed 15 Year Fixed util., sec. A refs. Avail. perty at 10 Elmendorf Clr., $200,000 Immed. $7B0/mo. 722- Donald B & Dolores I Walter to WESTPIELD 0058. William C A P J Vant Veer, property Kenneth D & Jean McCullouga to 8OMERVILLE- 5 rooms, at 22 Hlllcrest Ct., $228,900 Lawrence A Sherrl Vlclnlo, property For more information and a free consultation Call: 2nd floor of 2-Famlly John C A Karren R Helnzmann to at 69 Nomahegan Dr., $290,000 home. Lge. LR, modern Arthur A Zelsfoft M Morrow, pro- RRD Contractors Inc to W Charles Kit., DR, 2 bdrms, busi- perty at 163 Johanson Ave., West, property at 406 Summit Ave., ness couple pref. $650/ $150,000 $200,000 mo. plus utll. Avail. 9/15. Robert A Linda Cozzollna to W E Greg Kiamie, Sr. Mortgage Officer Call 908-722-1526. Kenneth P & Ro99 V Bayne to Charles H & SharonM Castano, pro- A Trabert R M Helnbokel, property SOMERVILLE— 5 rooms, perty at 13 Llndslrom Dr., $180,400 at 661 Summit Ave., $210,000 1st floor. Sac. & Refs. re- Anthony J & Judith Maddalone to (800)832-0067(o «) PaineWebber quired. No pots. Avail. James O & Susanna S ODonohue, MONTGOMERY ffi Sept. 15. Call 725-1659. property at 34 Murray Dr., $465,000 Virgil A Kathleen Wilson lo Shirley SOMERVILLE- large 1 Joseph M & Barbara A Hurtuk to Winter, properly at 5-C Marten Rd., bdrm, $600 + utilities, Lawrence F & Lauralne Wells, pro- $132,900 (908)276-0848 v») Mortgage Finance central air, parking, laun- R & S Colonial Builders Inc to (e dry. Call 526-5128 perty at 14 OConnor Dr., $235,000 Ronald L Perl to Ronald L & Nud- David J A Jo-Anne Whltehead, pro- • Bawd ca tlOQOOO ben or crater. R*w »nd poinu effective QS/2W9t aod n perty at 133 Wilshlre Dr., $427,000 : t toctnoft "nwnaimiad me k&amimvtHkmUktommaBmvt by the lender era elman M Perl, property at 201 Omni currendjrMnidoMdoreommfcud. *""•—•—|—p '-*-'- *-*-T"' MertfitiPloaBoataiBeeaeadr ~ ~ " Advertise Dr., $88,254 Mark P A Jennifer M Frlssora to Jack J A Barbara McNulty to Walter G A Qenevlev DeSocIo, pro- In the Classified! perty at 99 Woodvlew Dr., $385,000 September 5,1991 — Union County Classified — 7 CRANFORD- 2600 sq. SOUTH PLAINFIELD- MYRTLE BEACH- 2 INSIDE * OUTSIDE- ft. Office space/Ware- Offices for rent, with or bdrm, 1 bath condo. cars, boats, campers & SOMERSET- need a house, light mfg., excel- without warehouse. Cater- Sleeps 6. On 1st tee of equipment storage. Call parson (M or F) 25-30 to lent area centrally located ing to the small business Deertrack Golf Course, 1 908-534-4636. share a 3 bedroom REAL ESTATE mite from beach. Health & with parking. Avail, person. Minutes from townhouse with 2 pro- irnmad. Call B-5, Mon-Fri, Route 287. Call 668-5222. swim club. $350-$440 per fessional females. Good 908-272-5743. WHITEHOUSE- R1. 22,week. Call for brochure. Sense of Humor a Muatl G O N N E C T I O N 789-0173. METUCHEN- Brand now approx. 1,000 sq. ft. retail 29O If Interested plaase call HIGHLAND PARK- 500 SOMERSET stores available im- space avail. Over 2,000 ORTLEY BEACH- (2 231-6655 or 231-6629 27O sq. It. office on the Main SOMERVILLE- 1300 mediately on Central Av- sq. ft. of garage space weekly family efficiency WANTED batwaan B:30AM-5PM. Street (Raritan Ave.) of sq.ft. Office space, fully also available, 908-534- apis.) Each sleeps 5. OFFICES Professional center office air conditioned, ground enue. Call 548-5B80 be- TO RENT BEDMINSTER- The Highland Park. New faci- condo. approx. 900 sq. ft. fore 10AM or after 4PM 2743 after 6 pm. $400/wk. plus security Hills, female to share 2 FOR RENT lity with parking in ex- level. $975/mo. Call 725- each side. Openings. Call Purchase at $99,000 or 1026, ask for Herb. METUCHEN- for lease. bdrm 2 baths Condo. ( cellent location. Available rent w/ option. Warehouse, 1250 sq. ft. 1 -906-349-4043 cNOTICE: AH WANTEDJ TO $550/mo + V4 util, fully J immediately. Call 719- Drive-in loading. Available SEASIDE PARK- Ocean RENT advertisements are furnished, W&D, fireplace, DUNELLEN AREA 7985, 9-5 ask for Billie 2300 sq. ft. free-standing 275 immedlatelly. $800/ view, rent for the months PAYABLE IN ADVANCE AC, pool, tennis. Avail 700 sq.ft. NEW office Davis, 28O •pica, dual access, abun- condo in professional COMMERCIAL month. Call 908-494-5348 Sept. & Oct. Sleeps 7, by cash, check, VISA or Imm. Call 201-778-3878 center. Medical approved. VACATION S75O/mo. sleeps 5-5550/ dant parking, conve- MANVILLE- Professional PROPERTY RETAIL SPACE AVAIL- Master Card. For a quote FANWOOD— Female to bldg. 509 sq. ft., parking- Can subdivide. Ample mo. sleeps 4-$500/mo. on cost, please call niently located to major parking. ABLE with ample parking RENTALS Call 908-537-2597. share 2 bdrm, 2 bath transportation, $495 mo. main street location. 908- FOR RENT In prestigious Harding 1-800-334-0531. (kitchen, LR & DR) apt. Avail. Immed. (908) 477-2628. Square. Located on the TIME SHARE UNITS — 100% financing BRIDOEWATER- Com with 2 others. Share ele- 762-4242. ' METUCHEN- 2 or 3 Country Mile in Harding FLORIDc A VACATION and campground mem- ctric, cable & phone ex- to qualified buyer bination store/offices; Twsp. For Info call 609- HOME- 8 mi. from Dis- berships. Distress sales- CONTRACTOR WANTS penses. Large walk in CRANFORD- 2nd floor, room offices, prime loca- Call for details 4500 sq. ft. for rent on Rt, HOUSE- or Apt. 1 or 2 recently renovated 4 rm. tion, near train & bus, off 924-4552. ney 2 bdrm, 2 bath, Cheap!! Worldwide selec- closet bdrm. Baste cable 22 east off Rt. 287. Park- sleeps 10, located In re- tions. Call VACATION years, this area, can do Is already hooked on & spacious office w/great street parking. Call HEROUX REALTY Ing for 10 cars, full air and SOUTH BOUND any repairs- alterations for lighting. Lg. 3rd floor for ARNOLT, S4S-640O. Broker (90»)873-S577 sort, great fishing w/heat- NETWORK U.S. & Cana- working phone Jack heat. Imm. occupancy. BROOK- Won't last! ed pool & many extras. da 1-800-736-8250 or part rental. No children, (share line). Built in AC. storage. CAC. All util. incf. METUCHEN- Excellent SOUTH PLAINFIELD- Will alter to suit tenant. 2000 sq. ft. store/office on W&D avail. Weekly or 305-566-2203. Free rental no pets, widower, 60's. 908-232-2996 Call Mr. Cooper 295-3861 Electronic secure & economical office suites, Pro»e»slonal office in Call for appt. between busy Rte. 527 with easy monthly rates. Call 908- Information 305-563-5586, beautifully maintained CRANFORD- Walk to near PO & RR Rent ne- prestigious medical build- 10:30AM & noon Monday access to Rte. 2S7. Call 297-8902 bldg. Across from major railroad. Private room, fax gotlable 906-549-4090 ing. Flexible arrange- thru Friday, (908) 356- Bob at 908-766-6685. TIMESHARE- Condo up 1975, ask for Mr. Abe to 2 weeks available, any- foodstore & fast food res- & copy machine. Reason- PISCATAWAY- OFFICE ments for full/part time LONG BEACH ISLAND- taurants. Right on bus able. Info. 516-568-8671. shared use spaces. From Schumer. Brokers pro- SOUTH PLAINFIELD- where In the World, plus OR RETAIL. 6,000 SQ. tected 5500 sq. ft/ warehouse Sleeps 6, kit., LR, Cable. St. Maarten 8/31 9/7. lines. Call 245-5660 ask FT. WILL DIVIDE. 1-7 offices available. Price Deck, 2 blocks to beach. for Debbie. negotiable. Near major re- space with inside loading Sleeps 4. $450/wk. Call Mnitln In the Clatsifiwll FORMER BANK AND dock & office. Minutes Neat & clean. $250-$475. 908-359-2041 1 ROOMMATES I ional medical center, Adnrtlse In (fie Classified! HILLSBOROUGH- Male/ DENTIST OFFICE. 981- from 287. Call 906-753- Weekdays 908-725-2452/ WANTED I Female to share 3 bdrm 1313. Sall Dr. Thornton at weekends 609-492-6062. 753-1600. 0200 house, 2 car garage, LR 285 & kit. $300/mo uflls in- MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE' All ROOMMATES cluded. 1 month security. RENTALS WANTED advmUMnwnta 908-753-4712/369-7697 ant PAYABLE IN ADVANCE by cash, check, VISA or MCDOWELLS FOR RENT- Trucks with Master Card. For a quote Advertise driver for all your trucking on coat, pleaM call In the Classified! 1-800-334-0531. Our doors are always open needs. Call 754-6875. 24 hour service ROBERT J. SMITH 365 days a year Over 30 Years Experience With a Local Oil Company Quality Since 1928 y Complete Plumbing, Heating (Both Gas & Oil).. HAS JOINED Air Conditioning, Water Conditioning. Fuel Oil Delirery 24 Hour Service Dawn Fuel Oil of • Radio Dispatched • Financing Available Elizabeth • Budget Plans ) I'd Like to Help You NOW • Service Contracts • Lennox Heating & Air Conditioning -A SPECIAL OFFER- • Wcil-McLain Boilers A • ONE FULL-YEAR FREE SERVICE CONTRACT • Ecowotcr Wntcr Conditioners or • Complimentary licnUor $100 WORTH OF OIL Oil Tank iVIcasurcnicnl MCDOWELLS FUEL, INC. WITH US IT'S "DAWN" 24 HOURS A DAY 908-233-3213 FUEL OIL • KEROSENE • DIESEL & SERVICE 840 U.S. HWY. #1, ELIZABETH, N.J. 07202 / * \ i 450. NORTH AVENUE, EAST WESTFIELD CALL ME FOR YOUR HEATING NEEDS LIC. #1268 FN-1 (908) 351-4505 O O N I O N CRANFORD, 10 HAMP- PISCATAWAY, 630 FAIR- ANTIQUE JAPANESE COMPUTER- ISM com- DID YOU DINING ROOM SET- DINING ROOM TABLE- EARN MONEY- at home TON RD. (off Springfield VIEW AVE. (near Qulb- SILK KIMONOS: other patible Packard Bell, 5.25 KNOW . . . oak, $500. 3 pc. living 54" round, 4 chairs, pine, with your PC. Dozens of 3O5 Ave.)- Fri. & Sat., 9/6 & bletown Jr. High)— Sept. silk garments. Best offer. floppy, 30 meg hard, CGA thai an ad in this local room, $800. GE refrigera- $450. Maple hutch $400. proven money-making AUCTIONS 7, 10AM-4PM. Magnificent 7, 9-3. Furn., clothing 908-469-2319. monitor, Epson printer, paper also goes into 14 tor & washer, new. Pine double bed, night methods to get your start- black lacquered oriental (girl's to 4T & woman's), APPLIANCES- Refrig- much moral Must sell, other local papers? Reach Lamps, tables & more. table, dry sink, bar stools. ed NOW! 24 hour com- DR table, Victorian sofa, much morel erators, washers, dryers, $950. 463-0929 over 140,000 households Call 908-968-7316. Excel, cond. 722-6753 puter recorded message. J pine armoire, slant top SOMERSET CLASSON stoves. Reasonable rates. with one call! Call 908-953-9603x852. ELWOOD Q. HELLER & CONSTRUCTION/ DINING ROOM SET- c desk, wrought iron & CT. (Easton Ave. to Willow All guaranteed. Call 908- 1-800-334-0531. DINING SET- dark SONS- Auctioneers & Ap- other patio furn., freezer, MASON EQUIPMENT- pine table, chairs, hutch- to Smlthwold to Classon), 231-1047. brown table and 6 chairs, FIREWOOD- 1 cord, cut praisers. For Info, on auc- else, dryer, brlck-a-brac, cemBnt mixer, mason DINETTE SET- 4 chairs $200; sofa bed-$150; sale for $100. Call 908- 9/7; 10-5. Block Sale. BEDROOM SET— dark w/hutch, $200. Tea cart & split, $145. 2 cords or tions or consignment linens, lots of misc. & New Kitchen cookware; planks & scaffolding, kitchen ext. table-$85 707-4139. sales, Robert E. Heller. more! See other sale at oak. 4 pieces, S200/BO. hand tools, truck. 356- $25. Chandelier $15. After 526-0342 more, $125 per cord. 20 clothes; row machine; Call 908-324-0556 ask lor 4PM, 908-356-1232 ton trailer load, long (908)236-2195: 704-0555 44 Mountain Ave., Mill- sklis; toys; books; 45's: 0048 DRYER- electric, Hot- HARVIN AUCTION- burn; 9AM-4PM. Con- Sandy. DINING ROOM SET- lengths, $695. 908-704- port, record player, misc. CRIB— & matlrsss. New DINING ROOM SET- 8 tablB 62"x42", leaves & point, $200. Recliner 0033 Every Wednesday night at ducted by (E) Sale. BEDROOM SET- Triple rocker, swivel, blue, $250. 6 PM. 6 Shirley Ave., SOUTH PLAINFIELD. condition. $40. Calt 233- piece lighted china closet. pads, 4 padded chairs, DUNELLEN 323 SO. 'dresser & mirror, 72" 4226. Asking $500. Call 908- cabinet. $500/BO 968- Both items like new. 908- Somerset, NJ. 908-534- 1237 SO. 10TH ST. (off chast or drawers. Book- FIREWOOD— Oak and WASHINGTON AVE.- Clinton Ave.)- Fri.. Sat.. 356-7527. 9689 359-3064. 9105 or 908-545-0720. Sat. Sept 7, 8AM-? HUGE case headboard, gray, DESK— 2 & 4 drawer file Ash. 18 inch length. Sea- Consignments Welcome 9/6 & 7. 9-4. Multi-Family. $160. Call 908-526-4590 cabinots, bookcases, soned & splited. Deliv- SALEI! CLOTHES, Baby furn., toys, luggage, CLOTHES, CLOTHES... evenings. electric typewriter Call Advertise in the Classified! ered $140/cord. Call 908- crafts, household, much 754 8275. 658-9694 evenings. Come early for your best morel Some new Items. BLUEPRINT MACHINE- bargains. $1 shirts, $2 Rotolite Dlazo Jet Mark II. I 310 swesters, $3 pants, $10 Good condition. $100. I QARAGE SALES coats. Men, women & Call 908-549-1528 childrens. Lots morel!! ( >" ^ BAZAARS I BOOKS- 30 yrs. BOM EDISON, 4 ELY PLACE Selections, War, History, NOTICE: All GARAGE (off Central Ave.)— Sept. I * SALES I Govt, elc. at 310 Altamont SALES advertisements 7, 9-S. Rain date 9/8. Rab- PI., Somerville. 722-3364. bit hutch, exercise equip., are PAYABLE IN AD- CRAFTERS NEEDED- BUNK BED- from Room VANCE by cash, check, ctolhes, toys, bikes, Nin- tendo Craft Show Sept 21. Farm Plus w/drawers attachod- VISA or Master Card. For 31, Rte. 31, Flemfngton, $700; 3 dressers-$150, FREE To Good Home a quote on cost, please METUCHEN, TOWN (same complex as Amish dirt bike $200. Call 908- calM-BOO-334-0531. WIDE GARAGE SALE- Farmers Market) Draws 699-9459 Any item you no longer can use and want to give free to Sat. Sept. 15, 9AM-4PM. BELLE MEAD large crowd. Call Barbara CANNON DESK TOP More than 100 homes! 908-768-8983. someone who can may be advertised FREE of charge by using O'CONNOR DR. & Look for the Balloons. COPIER- $450 Call 906- STAGECOACH WAY- CRAFTERS— 10 outside 558-9137 MULTI-FAMILY1 Sat. 9/7 MIDDLESEX, CORNER the coupon below! OF WARRENVILLE & 4x8 spaces available CAR CARRIER- Ro- 8AM-3PM. Household, Ruthle'i Treasure Cheat cllner, love seats, solid maternity, childrons BONNIE BROOK- Sept. 6 & 7, 9AM-3PM. Multi- (next to Somervllle Post pine table. Excellent con- clothes, baby items, auto- Office). Heart of down- dition. Call 908-8')6-6181 motive, toys, furniture. Family. Tools, baby items, toys, clothes, etc. town business dlstrlctl Fill in 1 character per box, Computer C64 $30/space Incl reserved COMPACT Oak Com- allowing for spaces and punc- BELLE MEAD, 27 MON- NEW BRUNSWICK 163 parking. Reservations re- puter desk; locknblo & Free to Good Home tuation as necessary. Remem- ROE AVE., Sal. Sept. 7: EASTON AVE.- Sat. & quired w/payment in ad- space saving. Orlg. $350 8am-1pm. Moving Sale. Sun. Sept 7 & 8, 9AM-vance. 908-725-4740 sacrifice $100. Call 908- ber to include phone number. 5PM. 15 Famlliesl Furni- 494-5213. I Everything musl go! 4 line limit. NO animals may ture, collectibles, tools, BRIDGEWATER, 50 jowelry, hooks, toys, COMPUTER- ALR 366- be advertised. MORGAN LA.- Sat.. clothing, children & 31S 25 MHZ Floxcache. 40 I I Sept. 7. 9AM-3PM. New household items, FOR SALE meg HD, 1.44 floppy, 1 clothes only. Women's & meg ran, VGA. A very fast Send to: FREE ITEMS children's. NORTH PLAINFIELD, 22 machine. $1350 with soft- FORBES NEWSPAPERS REGENT ST.(between ware. 908-561-5028 I BRIDGEWATER- Hoff- I Somerset & Watchung CLASSIFIED CONNECTION man Road. Multi-family. c2 GUITARS- 1 bass, 1 Ave, 2 blocks So. of Rt. Friday & Saturday 9/6 & acoustic, $100-$195. 1 COMPUTER— Atari, sTT P.O. Box 699, 22!- Fri., 9/6; Sat., 9/7;desk, $45. Telephone meg ram, color & mono 9/7. 9am-3pm, Rain or Sun., 9/8; 9-6. YARD Somerville, NJ 08876 I 908-548-3675. monitors. 100 disk of soft- 1Name . shine. Mo early birds. SALE TO BEAT ALL YARD ware. 2 drives (1 is high CRANFORD 214 MAPLE SALES! Something for ev- AIR CONDITIONERS density). Much moro. Phone PLACE- (off Orange eryone: furniture, old $65; Drafting machines $550. Call 908-561-5020 Any Questions Call: I Ave.) 9/7 & 9/B, 9-4. Youclocks, lamps, sterling sil- I $50; Bulletin boards, roll- Address name II, we have it. Fum.. ver, glass- cut, pressed, Ing cabinets, shelving. COMPUTER- CorrT HH goods, toys, records, etched; china- French, 1-800-334-0531 Call 908-236-6254. modore 64 w/dlsc ctrlva, City. Slat*. Zip. mleo. Some old & new English, Gorman, Royal monitor, RAM oxpanalon (Ad copy must be placed Copenhagen; over 90 AIRPLAN ES FOR 256k, Printer, mouso, Joy- YOUR HOME SWEET pcs. slomwaro w/18 ct. SALE- 1969 Piper Cher- stick, GEOS 2.0 software by mail using this coupon.) gold trim; Disney Items, okee 140/160, 1973 Piper & moro. S500/BO. 908- Offor expiros 12/31/91 old pictures, radios, type- Cherokee 6-300, IB73 2B1-7817 writers & knlck-knacks- Piper Cherokee Arrow too much to list, must 200HP, 1963 Beech COMPUTER- IBM A-1FF seel Baron A-55, 1964 Beech 25 MHZ, 120 HD, VGA; 8 Baron B-55, 1981 Turbo meg of ram. 1024x760 Commandar 840. We take monitor, Upgradable to RECYCLE: Use Forbes Newspapers Classified Connection w Advertise In the Ctasalllodl trades. Financing avail. 486. Lots ot softwaro, REAL ESTATE 908-998-7658 $3500. 90B-581-5028 6 V O t C i i o H 8 - September 5,1991 - Union County ClMtMed ATTENTION LOCALS!- CERAMIC TILE- Silva EUECTRICAL- All types J ft J CONSTRUCTION- TYPING/Tranacrlptlon- Meet by phonel Christian Tiling Installers. Kitchens, residential/ commercial. Replacement windows, Quallty service a quick phone Romance. New op- baths, counter tops, foy- Reasonable. Interest free seamless gutters ft lead- turn around. Laser print & tions. $3/ mln. 1-900-786- ers, patios. Complete payment plane. Lie. em, all types of roofing ft all size transcription. Mas- 7710 bath remodeling. Insured, 2078. Cooney Electric"' , elding, storm doors ft ad- terType 424-0577. CLASSIFIED Refs. Free e»t. 769-3258 489-0281 ditions. Call 546-1434 VOICE MAIL BOXES- BAHAMAS VACATION- We overbought. Enjoy a CLEAN HOUSE7 APTS.- ELECTRICIAN- Estab- after 6pm. avallable Immediately. cruise to the Bahamas for Offlces, everyday. Good lished 1S44. Uc.# 7830. JUNK CARS ft TRUCKS Stop telephone tag, 24 CONNECTION 5 days & 4 nights. references. 685-0712; Niagara Electric Inc. Resi- REMOVED- Free re- hour recorded computer $173.50 per adult. Call 1- beeper 878-8333. dential wiring. Scotch moval. Call 908-966-3432, message gives details. FURNITURE- All Oak. 3 POOL- 4 x 24 , used 2 WOLFF TANNING Call 908953-9603x851. dressers, 2 coffee tables seasons, comes with BEDS- New 325 602-350-9014. Licensed & CLEAN-UP— Ricks. Ga- Plains, 756-1454 MASON CONTRAC- Bonded. WINDOW VIEW- We w/glass top, night table & filter, ladder, solar cover Commercial-Homo Units CHRISTMAS rages, Attics, Baaemants. ELECTRICIAN- Lic.# TOR— Custom work. All clean windows for resi- 4x4 mirror. Good cond. asking $700. Will from $199.00. Lamps- TREES FOREIGN EXCHANGE 8, 10, 15, 20, 25 &30 yd. 10062. For evenings & aspects of mason work. dential only, Call for free S150/B.O. 908-233-1895. negotiate 906-752-9279 . Lotions-Accessories. STUDENT- Arne from Oumpsters for rent. 808- weekende. Bonded ft In- Free estimates. Refer- estimate. 908-753-1372. ask for Steve or Mary. QUONSET ARCH STYLE Monthly payments tow as Holland, 17. Become an 757-2677. sured. Reasonable rates. ences. Call 469-1223. FURNITURE- 2 maple STEEL BUILDINGS! — $18.00. Call today FREE AISE HOST FAMILY, Ex- CLEANING HOU8E/ Commercial, residential, please leave message. ••• bdrm. sots. 2 lounge NEW Color Catalog 1- WHOLESALE CHRIST- tremely urgent) Visa Industrial. Call 725-7267. Save up to 50%l Four cMAN TREES & APTS— Reliable & dedi- MASONRY GENERAL COMPUTER TRAIN- chairs w/ottomans, 1 love- buildings onlyl Fast, easy 800-228-6292. deadline herel Call Kath- cated woman will make EXCAVATION ft PAV- REPAIR- 40 yrs. experi- ING— Learn database, WREATHS- at super leen Evans, 908-389- seat, good condition. construclionl Ideal for * * + special rock botton pric- your home shine. Own ING— Foundations, foot- ence. Free estimates. Call wordprocessing & Reasonable. 908-232- workshops & general MOUNTAIN BIKE- Ra- 3346, or 1-800-SIBLING transportation. Free estl- Ings, water lines, sewer 906 526-4131. spreadsheet. One-on-One es. Douglas Fir 6' & 7'- NOWI 6646. storage. Atlantic Buildings leigh Talon 21 speed. 17" $15.95. H-alzler Fir plus mates. 90B-752-9061. lines, eeptics, driveways MASONRY- 28 years of training. Reasonable GENERATOR— Honda 1-800-942-1234. frame. New! Only 20 all varieties. Our 20th CLEANING— $55. Expe- (stoned, paved & con- experience. Steps, side- rates. Em 469-0623. miles. Must sell. $300. rienced lady w/references crete), grading, clearing, "IT'LL LOOK ft FEEL EXBOO like new-$200. RADIO CONTROL year. 717-296-4236 HOME smalt demolition, york walks, driveways, patios, 7pc. metallic desk set- CAR— Associated 12L Call 609-397-5798. Ask will do general cleaning. bricks, blocks. No lob too LIKE NEW" auto detail- for Donna. WHOLESALE CHRIST- Houses, Condos, Apts., raking, brush hogging, ing. Int/Ext. Weekend Si 75; MSA model 401 air graphite chassis, 2 bod- MAS TREES Blue Spruce ALONE? hydroseedlng & mulch small. Call Bill 968-0695. mask-$135. 908-722-5337 ies, battery, motor, tires, Offices & empty dwell- MASONRY- Concrete, appts. avail. Call Peter and Douglas Fir. Cali717- Talk Live Ings. 241-0206 anytime. tacking, sediment control 908-789-2550, after 6PM no electronics. $70. Call 316 799-5218, ask for Adam. installation, plant pack- foundations, driveways, GET HIRED- the easy 908-821-0782. $2.50/min, 10 mln/mln CLEANING— homee, of- ages, mulch deliveries, sidewalks. Belgian block. way! Loarn how to get REFRIGERATOR— large, FREE TO fices, condos, weekly, bi- repairs In alt phasee. Free Fully insured, free esti- employers to call you and metal closet, small break- GOOD HOME 33O 1-900-454-9995 weekly or monthly. Good estimates. We provide full mates. DMI Construction, give you the job you front, credenzia, desk, WANTED LOSE WEIGHT/STOP rates. Call 558-9137 Insurance. References 757-7929. want. 24 hour computer queen size bed, picture TO BUY SMOKING- Individual CLEANING- Homes/ avail. Discount prices MIKES TAXI- Servicing recorded message. Call frames. Very reasonable. CHEST FREEZER- consultation by certified condo/apts. LOW RATES- negotiable. 707-1131; all parts of NJ If called! 308-953-9603x853, Call 908-272-6782 needs work. Call 699- Hypnotherapist. Ensures 1 bdrm, bath $30 to 4 707-9354 Please leave No charge for carrying 4172, leave message if no privacy while obtaining re- GIRL'S CLOTHES- In- REFRIGERATOR- J bdrm. 2-3 baths $60. message, will be returned groceries or laundry. Sr. 1ST IN QUALITY- Kitch- answer. Freezer needs cANTIQUE & U3ED- sults. By appt only 908- ens, Bathe, Basements, Hone$t/rel)able/exp/refs citizens 25c off all fares. fant to size 5. High chair, Sanyo cube-$50; Gold Froon Furniture. Old DR sets 572-5766. EXCLUSIVE NJ DEAL- play pen, car seat, toys. Star Microwave-$125; Full and BRs from 1800's to provided. Carol 754-2574 ER— For vinyl replace- Service 24hrs a day (908) Attics, Decks, sheetrock, Call 685-0653. size gray cont. pillow LIBRARY OF BOOKS- 195O's. Also misc. pieces. MUSIC FOR ALL CLEANING- Houses, ment windows, insulated 7252398 doors, windows. Repalra. Geographic magazines, OCCASIONS— Guitarist 20 yrs. experience. Low HEAVY DUTY SHELV- back couch. Exc. cond.- 647-1959. plays standards and con- Condos, Offices, Apts. glass, V4" screen, you in- MOVING?- Lowest $150. Call 707-8356 collectibles, attic items. Good references. Low stall (S159Ainit up to 101 prices. Palmlerl Movers. prlcee. Free estimates, ING— greeting cards, Free. 722-6361. HIGH PRICES PAID- for temporary jazz. Solo, Call Paul 908-354-7419. toys & girts, paper goods. ROWING MACHINE- quality postcards, sheet Duo, Combos available. rates. Call 908-469-8355 ui), expert installation The email move special- Call 754-8275. Ilke new, Precor 610. MATTRESS AMD BOX music, old toys, baseball Call Larry. 908-469-5614 or 560-3690 leave mes- available, more Info, call ist. Pianos, 6 rooms or A DELICATE TOUCH- SPRING— twin clean and sage; Sonny 906-874-4060 less, Frte phone quotes Expert piperhanglng, reli- HITACHI CAMCORDER Used In all health clubs- items, cameras, military, SPONSOR NEEDED TO Si 50; Rogers service for in good condition. Must typewriters, TV's, Worlds CLEANING— mother A EXTERMINATE- DIS- PM #00580. 356-2454. able, meticulous, afford- & CASE- $600; Mitsub- be picked up. 908-356- CONTINUE EDUCA- able. Recommended by ishi VCR & rernot«-$200: 8, allverpiate-$25. Call Fair, fountain pens. 272- TION— or friendship or daughter. Homes, offices, COUNT EXTERMINATOR. PARAMOUNT PROF- 908-232-2366 7520. 5777. Termites, carpenter ants, paint atoras and interior JVC CD player & remote- possibly marriage. Young condos. Weekly, Bi- ESSIONAL PAINTING- decorators. Call Adele $100 or Best offers. Call SEWING MACHINE CAB- MICROWAVE/ CONVEC- INSTANT CASH— Jew- 26 year old college grad, weekly, Monthly. Excel- all other pests, all chemi- Power washing. Over 25 TION OVEN- large size. cals EPA approved. 24 yrs. experience. Interior/ Lee at 908-231-0485. 908-753-5960 after 7PM INET- 3SWx20Dx31H, elry, coins & diamonds, tall, handsome, athletic, lent references. 654-5195 ALL HOME IMPROVE- Mahogany. 5 drawer, Needs work. 908-359- antiques, watches, Rolex, kind. Afghani origin, pres- CLEANUP ft LIGHT hrs. emergency service. Exterior, Quality work. INTRODUCTIONS... 3064. Uc. ft insured. 247-4586. Reasonable rates. Fully MENTS A REPAIR- A way for people to meet good cond., $50. Radio clocks, oriental rugs. Any- ently residing in New HAULING— off all types. Fully Insured. Garages, shack model I) Comp. & OIL TANK- Indoor, 250 thing of value. Any size, Dehll. For more informa- Free estimates. Reason- GUARANTEED WILL insured. Free estimates. peopte, every week In 906-245-1630. basements, humldlllers, your local Forbes news- programs-$25. 549-1528 gallon, good condition. condition or price. We tion call sister 908-526- able rates. Insured. Call CLEAN UP YOUR ACTI decks. No job too small, paper. The ad is free, SINKS- Old style, 20 Dunellen 752-1013. make house calls. 0987 (very desperate) Tony 908-704-1360 THE RUTHERFORD PIANO ft PLAYER Call Qery at 854-0733 then one call does it all I Elizabeth Coin t Jewel, GROUP a household PIANO- Tuned and kitchen/bath, brand new, 260 North Broad Street, SWEDISH MASSAGE- COLONIAL 1-800-334-0531 never been used. $12 ea, Janet, CMT. Call 908-828- REFINISHING— Chair management service spe- repaired. Bought & sold. ANTHONY'S PAINT- or /BO for lot. Old 62" ( 317 ^ Raymond Strode, Ap- 1132. Pager No. 908- Caning & Rushing, Anti- cializes In delivering pro- 276-3967. ING— specializing In Inte- pralaar, Gemologlet, fessional domestic ser- rior ft exterior. Roofing, KITCHEN CABINETS Me- round table & buffet, \YARD, GARDEN \ 591-6360. ques restored. Furniture PIANO TUNING- Over $300. Days 908-756-2776, 908-354-0202 repaired. Kitchen cabi- vices to families unable to gutters cleaned & in- dallion, Cathedral Manor, I & FARM I WANTED WF- 39-49 attend to personal house- 25 years experience. stalled. Minor alterations, Nutmeg, (8)Watl Units. (5) Eves. 908-755-4556. JAPANESE SWORDS- nets, hardwood floors, Wayne Smith, 908-654- Kuni-Sakai; Tokyo, Japan. years for polite, consider- woodwork. 908-545-9614. hold chores or around the Free estimates. 762-6441, Base, (1)window valance, SOFA SLEEPER- $150. ate, romantic weekday re- house activities. Over 50 3616. Cabinet for double ovens, 3 lamps, almost new at SHEDS— Custom wood BUYING. Call up to 10PM, lationship with white busi- PONY RIDES- PARTIES, BATHROOMS PhlNlpsburg, NJ 908-454- CUSTOM REUP- listed services. Call 908- cabinet for center Island. $20 each. Plus other storage sheds, 50 sizes/ nessman. P.O. Box 426, HOLSTERY- home, of- 549-1993, PICNIC AND FAIRS, CALL FREE ESTIMATES Negotiable. Call 908- items. 9B5-2446. styles, free delivery & In- 4614 Bound Brook, NJ. 06605 fice, auto, marine. Foam CLOVERLAND 998-3140. GUTTER ft LEADER Complete bathrooms 232-6023, after 6pm. SOFA/ CHAIR- velvet, stallation. Vlsa/Mstrcard, MILITARY ITEMS WANT- cushions cut to size from RESUMES DESIGNED starting as tow as KITCHEN SET— $200. 908-381-1044 ED— swords, daggers, $20. Kitchen seats from CLEANING- Repaired & $125. Bikes; men's, girl's, Installed. Quality service, TO GET RESULTS- 10 $3995. Licensed, In- Platform rocker, $100. boy's, $25-$50. Lamps, medals- Japaneese or $25. Free est. Large fab- yra. experience. Re- Wing chairs, $150. Night marble top, $50. Table German. Top money paid. 365 ric selection. Fully in- Reasonable prices, fully sured, 10 yrs. Expe- insured. Call 654-5803. - sumes, cover letters, lazer stand, 550. 908-232-4567 lamp. $35. 369-5697. Call 908-234-0367 SERVICES sured. Hlshmeh's Custom printing, 966-2895 rience. c **> ^ Upholstery, 356-2082 GUTTER ft ROOF LAWNCHAIRS- Tools, SOFA— chair & hassock- HORSES OLD ORIENTAL RUGS- CLEANING- Tree trim- RESUMES PROFES- J.M.C. now car radio, new 140 $325; coffee & end any size & condition. Pur- CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS ming, small repairs & SIONALLY PREPARED- Home Renovations yards quality carpet rug, I A SUPPLIES J chase for European Mar- J Draperies, reupholstery. tables-$40ea. Call 908- A COMEDY MAGIC ft painting. Very reasonable. Ineludes resumes, cover iamps, stereo, china tea 232-5599 ket. Top dollar paid. c Your fabric or ours. For- (908) 561-3554 FUN SHOW— w/live rab- Fnsursd. Call CLEAR letters & envelopes, ft in- sot. handicapped walker, 24 X 60 FT. HORSE Prompt service. Call 201- bits, color doves, exotic merly at Steinbachs & * • * bookcase. 908-968-2387 SPINET HARPSI- BARN— 5 new large 425-6429. Hahne's. 42 yrs. experi- VIEW 767-6347. terview tips. 24 hr. Turn- CHORD- Hand-made. stalls & loft + pasture. animals. Birthdays, par- around. 908-753-7491 CARPENTRY ft HOME LAWNMOWER- 20" OLD TOY TRAINS ties, etc. Clip & save ad. ence. Senior citizen disc. GUTTER MAN- Cleans, IMPROVEMENTS- I do Excellent condition, best Great location In An- Shop at home service. repairs ft Installs leaders ROOFING ft PAINTING- Craftsman, push, rear Offer. Call 609-275-BB35. nandale, Professional WANTED- DEAD OR Call Mr. Magic now at Gutters cleaned and in- It ALL, garages-decks-any bag, 4HP, with owners ALIVE. Lionel, American 90S-322-7077. W. Canter 757-6655. & gutter. Free estimates. stalled. State rspairs. work largs or small. Free SPREADER- trailing heip avail. $750 mo. Hunt 708-1610, estimates. Cell Steve 908- manual. Needs new deck. type to pull behind a lawn Agency Realtors, 908- Flyer, "HO" "N'&oldtoy A HANDYMAN SER- DEBRIS REMOVAL Fully Insured. Free esti- f.75 Call 725-4121 be- 782-2044. trucks. 908-218-9728 or VICES- Quality work at HANDYMAN- College mates, Call Vlnnle 572- 968-7042 'wjon 4:30-5:30PM tractor. Like new, $75. 218-1989 Clean up & removal of all Student— carpentry, 908-231-0363. APPALOOSA HORSES— reasonable rates. Free types of debris, Prompt 7119. CARPENTRY- Residential LIFETIME Membership TONER CARTRIDGES— Estimates. Fully insured. reliable service at reason- painting, sheet rock, yard renovation ft remodeling TEMPLE STEWART All gentle, colorful & well Call John at 668-8518. work, gutter cleaning ft ROOFING/REPAIRS/ Jack l.aLanne Gold Card, CANTED BUFFET/CHINA bred. Weanlings, riders, empty lazer printer & per- able prices. Call JCP ATTIC FAN INSTALLA- including additions, low yearly fee, use of all sonal copier cartridges odd jobs. Call Jerry 561- decks, doors, windows, 1 yr old, exc cond, med also broodmares. Most w/ A-1 PONIES FOR PAR- Carting at 908-464-2370 9340. TION- Gutters cleaned. • :lubs. A bargain at $550, wanted for CASHI Call leave message. basement. Free estl- oak, '/> orig price. $1700. show records. 908-359- 908-754-8493. TIES— The perfect enter- 20 yre. experience. Qual- idss than half. (908) After 6. 752-1078. 0455. tainment for birthday par- HANDYMAN— Complete ity work, economy prices, mates, Dave 356-6915 DRIVEWAY SEALING- home improvements. CARPENTRY- Concrete, TIRES— 4 brand new- TRAILER— Shoop 2- ties, picnics, fairs & all deck staining, window references. Bill 469-1949 LIGHTED HUTCH & BUF- special events. 908-369- washing & all home ser- Decks, porches, interior/ masonry, drywall, paint- 195-75-14 Cooper Poly horse tag-a-long, excel- exterior work, carpentry ing. Finished basements, PET — dark pine w/do- belted whitewalls, on rims lent cond., S2500. Days 4856 or 534-5398 , vices. Lowest rates & per- ftlCHLER tachable top: 79" high, ALL REMOVAL ANk) sonal attention. D & S work, painting. No Job too INSTALLATION garagee, baths, additions. & balanced. $175/B.O.. 908-782-3554 or eves. small. Free estimates. Fully insured, DMI Con- 66" long. Great condition. 906-469-2319. 908 806-6039, CLEANUP- Attics, yard!, Home Services. 369-5865 SERVICES S-100/bost offer, Call 908- basements. Local & Long 20% discount with ad. eTV/VCR hook ups structlon, 757-7929. TOOLS— drill press, 2 DRIVEWAY/PARKING Call Steve 752-7863. CARPENTRY- fine qual- J48-6130. Distance. Reasonable LOT SEAL COATING- •car stereos belt/disc sanders, router, 322 rates. Experienced. Free HOUSECLEANINO- ecloset organizers ity remodeling & repairs. MAUSOLEUM- single, workbenches others. 908- Residential/Commercial. $59, exper. lady w/ref. wilt Very affordable prices. St. Bernards, Bridgewater PETS & Estimates. Call 908-249- See our display ad the •garage door openers 526-1549. 2682; 545-6731 do general cleaning. •storm doors Windows, doors, trim, Crypt #22 Tior-F Alcove, ANIMALS Business/ Service Direc- Houses, Condos. Apts., cabinets, kitchens, base- $2450. Call 722-2039 TRANSCEIVER- (COM ATTENTION: PARTY tories in your local Forbes •replacement windows svos. Air Band hand-held w/ Newspapers Classifieds. Offices ft empty dwell- •shelving ments, decks. Free estl- charger included, asking GIVERS- Calligraphy by Ings. 241-0206 anytime. •wallpaper mates. 908-281-6538 MOVING BOXES— 180, J Staci. Weddings, An- Free estimates. Fully in- $175 or best offer. Call cHAPPY JACK FLEA- sured. CHEM SEAL. HOUSECLEANING- a emany kinds of $100: I6&i9in. girls bike nouncements, Barmitz- CERAMIC ft MARBLE 526-3128 after 5PM. GARD- Ail metal pat- Mendham, NJ. 908-234- careful ft through clean- carpentry repair $35ca.; Play stove&slnk ented device controls vahs & all other occa- Ing of your home. 17 yrs. •Free estimates INSTALLATION- Baths, 'j10oa.; 2 scooters $20ea. VINTAGE Gibson EB 3 fleas in home without sions. 908-707-4021 2700 Kitchens ft Foyers. Old base, incl. extras. Excel, experience. Excellent ref- •5 ysare experience '.Vobor barbeque $20. All chemicals or extermina- AUTO DETAILING- ELECTRICAL SERVICE erences. Bridgewater/ CAUM>t-S34-1192 and new. Repairs. Call oxcol. cond. 654-6511 cond. $250. Call Jog after tors. Results overnight! Quallty work for good Quality work/reasonable John 369-6610. 7pm, 908-494-5213. Bedmlnster area pref. Call MOVING SALE COUN- AT farm feed & hardware price. Call CAR BUFFS prices. Avail after 4pm & 234-2586 SITTER- Need someone DECKS- Free design TRY OAK FURNITURE: WALL UNIT- 3 sections. stores. ST. JUDE THADDEUS- For more tnfo. 725-6162. wknds. 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Call 908- ning for 1991 & beyond, equal Ms. & tennis part- twoen 35-45. I ori)tiy rnov- $2.00 for the first minute and $1.50 231-0141. ner, to 35, who Is ultra- ios. seashore dining oul, 753-2BB4 call Michael Husbands feminine, sensuous, slim for each additional minute. ROOFING- Quality for appt. Accounting & tax walking hand & hand. •FREE & STUMP BE- & with true natural beauty Roply oxl 3270. work. Low rates. Free es- service also available year & charm, who enjoys ro- timates. Fully Insured. MOVAL —Is your stump a round for small busi- Call 908-628-6612. pain In the grass? Free nesses. 463-0609. estimates Fully Insured. 8HEETHOCK/SPACKLE "JUST STUMPS" 634 —Repairs to sheotrock & 1318. BUY IT, "Introduction" ads To hear a voice message irom plaster. 572-5811. those who placed the ads above, TREIFIMATNTENANCE- SELL IT. run FREE SIDING, WINDOWS, AO- Tree removals, shrub FIND IT. call 1-900-226-1003. DITIONS- Professional pruning. Commercial & quality work. Free esti- residential. Quality work You can place your introduction ad by mates, fully Insured, fi- at fair prices. Over 20 yrs. calling Forbes Newspapers at nancing avail. Elk Con- experience. Call 658-3286 1-800-334-0531 struction 1-800-834-6333 or 321-0077 10 — September 5,1991 — Union County Classified Area service Directory AUTO DEALERS CHIMNEYS TO ADVERTISE MASON PLUMBERS TILE REILLY EXTERIOR LENNY'S PLUMBING SILVA CONTRACTING g RESTORATIONS, INC HEATING OLDSMOBILE, INC. CHIMNEY SWEEP Professional Ceramic Tile Installers • Soot Free TO PLACE YOUR STEPS REPAIRED LIKE NEW • Heating Sewer AUTHORIZED • Flue Caps ALSO: Cleaning • Kitchens • Counter Tops • Caulking • Plumbing & Heating OLDSMOBILE • All Accessories For SERVICE AD HERE • Baths • Foyers Stoves and Fireplaces • Painting Repairs SALES & SERVICE • Cleaned by Owner CALL ANNETTE AT • Building Cleaning • Hot Water Heaters • Patios • Fully Insured • Fully Insured • Sump Pumps • Senior Citizens Discount Complete Bath Remodeling 232-7651 • FREE INSPECTION 1-800-334-0531 Free Est. • State License #6249 • SENIOR DISCOUNTS CALL GEORGE: 560 NORTH AVE. E. Ask For Michael Lenny Grfeco 908-789-3258 908-322-7436 References and Free Estimates WESTFIELD 908-245-0137 After 6:00 PM or Leave Message 574-0480 BUILDERS COLLISION REPAIRS FUEL OIL TO ADVERTISE PLUMBERS 1OPSOIL HIRSCH Banner's KI KL SIRONC, CHAPMAN BROS. CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Serving Union County & Lie. #1428 General Contractors Auto Center Vicinity Sine* 1925 FUEL CO. FIND OUT HOW COST • Plumbing 7B9-2482 789-1137 Complete Auto Body U Mechanical "Over 44 Vears" EFFECTIVE YOUR AD 388-5024 with the latest technology, • Heating - Cooling • Residential * Indurtial • Commercial Most Major Brands CAN BE RIGHT HERE, • Alterations • Repairs • New Construction • Additions • Mention) NJ Inspection U Reinspection »» Air Conditioning v Humidifiers No Yard Oil A Gas Burners -• Healing & Cooling • Air Conditioning. e Excavating Repaid • Masonry Steps Too Small • Chimney* e Fireplaces (New and Repaired) 606 South Ave., E. f Fuel Oil * Mr Cleaning Filters CALL ANNETTE AT • Concrete and Brick Paving • Wood Oocki Cranford, NJ SALE* - M CVlCt 276-1320 INSTALL/VMCN 231-6689 FREE ESTIMATES 36 NORTH AVE E 276-0900 TOPSOIL NJ LICENSE #007799 276-1111 CRANFORD 549 LEXINGTON AVE. CRANFOHD TO ADVERTISE CONTRACTOR GLASS MASON PLUMBERS TREE SERVICE Donald S. 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General Contractors 1-800-487-4183 TO PLACE YOUR Everything In CHARLES STILES Complete Plumbing WOODSTACK • Store Fronts • Aluminum Entrances • Mason Contractor SERVICE AD MERE Specializing In all Phases of Aluminum Door Repair • Mirrors • & TREE SERVICE Construction Foundation to Finish Thermopanes • Storm Window Repairs • Heating Tabls Tops • Plexiglass • With 10 Years Experience CALL ANNETTE AT Additions • Alterations e Rooting • Siding Services INSURED Otcks • Kitchens • Bam * Ceramic Tile RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL Step Rebuilding Specialists Low, Low Summer Rates * Including Extenor Landscape Design INDUSTRIAL • Brick Fronts • Patios State Lie. #4205 1-800-334-0531 and Construction 24 Hrs • 7 Days/Week - SENIOR DISCOUNTS - • Foundations • Sidewalks Senior Citizen Discounts Call 1-800-487-4163 276-6765 • Fire Places • Retaining Walls 276-8677 FREE ESTIMATES Joseph Fortunate President 851-0888 after 6 p.m. 7 Raleigh Ave. • Cranford FULLY INSURED FREE ESTIMATE 1 WALNUT AVE • CRANFORD FREE ESTIMATES 272-5697 276-5752 BUILDERS DRIVEWAY GLASS MOVERS PLUMBERS TO ADVERTISE RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL AUTO 5AFETY ROBBINS & ALLISON, INC. CUSTOM INDUSTRIAL GLA55 CD. MCDOWELLS Since 1928 Lie. #1268 S= CONTRACTING Paving LSI. 1946 "Local Public Movers "APPROVED INSURANCE REPLACEMENTS" • Water Heaters • Additions & Alterations Moving S License CALL TODAY - YOUR SPf CIAUSTS IM AUTO AND COMMERCIAL BODY GLASS • Sewer Cleaning • Window and Patio Door Storage 00172 DRIVEWAYS RIPLAC£M£H!S On ALl CCWSTWUCIlON tOUIP • Sump Pumps Installations » Electrically Operated Windows • Drinking Water AD CAN BE SEEN • Wood and Vinyl Siding PARKING LOTS Systems SEAL COATING • All Curved & Panoramic Windshields • Water Conditioning • Roofing BELGIUM BLOCK CURBING & Channels & Regulators Systems, by 24,500 Households RAILROAD TIES • STUMP GRINDING" Commercial * Residential • Rear Windows No Job Too Smalt Fully Insured Free Estimates "SERVING YOUR AREA FREE ESTIMATES AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES 1-800-334-0531 FOR OVER 40 YEARS" 450 North Ave. E. 276*4083 FULLY INSURED 241-8555 213 SOUTH AVE E Serving Union County end Vicinity 573 W. WESTFIELD AV, FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED CRANFORD Westfield With Quality and Dependability ROSELLE PARK — Wayns Davidowiich — Scotch Plains 753-7281 TEL 276-0898 233-3213 BUILDERS ELECTRICAL HOME IMPROVEMENTS PAINTING PLUMBING TREE SERVICE N.M. (NICKI) PAINTING REYNOLDS A. BUONTEMPO POLYPHASE ELECTRIC DEEGAN ROOFING CO. PLUMBING & Ellis "Will Stop Any Leak" Residential • Commercial Gen. Builder Since 1950 All Phases of Electrical Work HEATING INC. Tree Service From Poie to Plug All Types of Roofing Lou DiFabiO Tony DiFabio - New Homes & Additions RESIDENTIAL SPECIALISTS ALL TYPES OF TREE CARE Over 35 Yrs. Experience • Fire and Storm • Residential • Slate M Exterior and Interior & REMOVAL Damage Construction • Commercial •Wood SAME DAY SERVICE • Industrial Brush • Spray • Roller Bathroom and Kitchen • Firewood • Concrete Paving and •*• Repairs • Woodchips • AC Lines and Fans Moderations Masonry Work FREE ESTIMATES • Snow plowing • Cellar Drainage & Pumps 18 Years of Experience •k Gutters SERVICE SALES REPAIRS We Do The Complete Job • Landscaping • Comm. & Res. - FREE ESTIMATE - • Flat Roofs We Power Wash Before REASONABLE RATES (908) 245-1203 Alterations Unsurpassed Quality Workmanship • Skylights Every Job! 276-5367 Fully Insured • Free Estimates Lie #7194 Lie. #1106 Call Nick (908) 486-5806 272-5177 (908) 789-3131 Fully (908) Free 358 NORTH AVENUE E Insured 322-6405 Estimates (908) 245-4835 CRANFORD INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES Uwnia 02160 BUILDERS FUEL OIL HOME IMPROVEMENTS PAINTING TO ADVERTISE TV REPAIR COD. Builders Speciallng in: ACARTHUR FUEL B.D.J. HOME LAVITOL PAINTING CUSTOM ORIGINAL DESIGNS • Interior • Free Estimate YOUR LCADCR W SffflVJCf IMPROVEMENTS, Inc. • ALTERATIONS & Comp/ele Interior and Exterior • Intcrinr • Fullv Insured TO PLACE YOUR ADDITIONS Remodeling and Rebuilding • Lxpcrt ' • Fuel OH Prrp.-iraii.m •Carpentry • DECKS SERVICE AD HERE • ROOFING • Complete heating Siding "We're Still Worki:ii; Our Way Through • SIDING • Repairs & Service Addition* Ttnvrl und \\e [(ltK cniL'iii Windows (30 Years in Business) REMODELING Replacomonl Windows, Storm Doors 1-800-334-0531 1245 Westfield Ave. • Clink o:ir Kttrwit'n Vtooj i'ricrs CENTER TV FULLY CLARK --Fully Insured • Free Estimates- • A,.../* ii,- • I.i-iiJft anJ Chillers ESTIMATES 907 Wood Ave. • Roselle INSURED 276-6973 Can Drue* at: (90S) 5743880 or Toll Pr«M 1-800-794.3351 272-4033 Charles O" Donnell 396-8100 276-2331 CARPET SERVICE FUEL OIL TO ADVERTISE PAVING ROOFING & REMODELING I WALLS AND CEILINGS C WE STOP LEAKS! CARPET M DOWELLS CLARK BUILDERS, INC. R. Vetter Since 1928 • COMPLETE HOOF STRIPPING / e c h n i c s Family Owned & Operated TO PLACE YOUR R«*id*m)il ft Comnwrclal SPECIALISTS & Sons Asphalt Worfc • Driveway* • FLAT ROOFNIQ A SLATE Ml "ITI'MS Ol CVKl'l I Hil'AIK • Budget Plans Parking Araaa • SMawalka • GUTTERS ft LEADERS Plastering M:iirs, Stn-h liiiiK. St-iimfnjj SERVICE AD HERE Saallng • RMurfacIng SERVING UNION .]M(I liiM.ilLilions • Service Plans & MIDDLESEX COUNTIES Patching Curbing* • Snowplowlnx FOB 22 YEARS lO YI-AJLS l-:XPEKII:N<;i' • Plumbing/AC CALL ANNETTE AT TRUCK & BACKHOE RENTAL FULLY INSURED - FREE ESTIMATES Textured Ceiling i KJ I KSTIMAIT-S FREE EST. FULLY INS. NJ. LIC. NO. 010760 Sheetrockrng 450 North Ave. E. 1-800-334-0531 ALL YEAR SERVICE 381-5145 Taping & Finishing Westfield Serving Union County 233-1515 "CALL 7 DAYS A WEEK" 1-800 794-LEAK 233-3213 887-0614 789-9508 (5325) 276-6945 709-0591 September 5,1991 - Union County Classified - 11 CORPORATE CONFER HEBREW TEACHER — PART TIME CIRCULA- SALES/MANAGEMENT— VOLUNTEERS NEEDED. LAST CHANCE- to have ENCE FACILITY- seek Reform Jewish Religious AU-PAIR/CHILDCARE DUNELLEN- State regis- 41O TION ASSISTANT- Are you concerned about Westfield Volunteer Res- your own part time, sea- LIVE-IN- European Au- tered family day care. Full ing personable Individual School Mon. & WEd. af- Needs to be available 3 the environment, then this cue Squad seeking train- sonal business. Average to perform various ser- Palrs w/exp. legal for time, Infants-$95. HELP WANTED ternoons. Call 90 8- days per week, for ap- is the job for you. Youees for Emergency Medi- $20/hr. working eve. hrs. 12mos. thru a non-profit toddlers-$85, pre-school vices In Executive setting. 722-0674. proximately 15 hour_. start out making 30% cal Technicians. Valid you set Sept.-Nov. as a organization. Total cost Includes waitress/waiter, $75. Also, part time. Call HIGH SCHOOL HALL $7,00 per hour & mileage commission on selling fil- N.J. license required. Christmas Around the average $160/wk. Call 968-1711 reimbursement. Must A-1 OPPTY- Earn 5$. MONITOR- 8 hours per tration systems for water, Mln. 4 hrs./wk. Contact: World demonstrator. No 908-709-0325 Will train, benefits aval! have reliable car. For in- air, sparkling water & au- Diane HolzmilSer at 90S- investment; Free $300 kit EXPERIENCED LOVING work your own hours day (flexible). $6.95 per BABY CARE— Stay at Reply to Box #60 c/ hour. Bound Brook formation call 719-7960 tomobiles. The environ- 233-2501. & training. Call 908-995- CHILD CARE In my Pis- showing holiday gifts, oForbes Newspapers, ask for Rob. mental business is going home mon will care for cataway home, flexible decorations & catalogs. P.O. Box 699, Somerville, School District, call 908- WEEKEND HELP NEED- 7B30/Rose your child (infant to 2 yrs hours, reasonable, de- 271-2830 or 271-2831, PART TIME CLERICAL to be the #1 mover In the No investment. No obliga- NJ 08876 90's. You can be a part of ED- EARN BIG BUCKS, LEARN TO BE MOBILE old) at my Westfield pendable, references. For tlon. Call Kathy 966-6091 EOE/AA No Plalnfld, 20 /hrs per SHORT HOURS, EASY DISC JOCKEY- Instruc- home. 908-233-2543 more info Call 985-3430. CUSTOMER SERVICE- week, flexible, general of- this industry, no more HEALTH AIDE- waiting to move up the WORK. CLARK OFFICE tional tape & booklet. AIDE— Before or After Qarwood firm has Im- fice duties, knowledge of CALL B16-1386. Send $9.95 check or BABYSITTING IN MY EXPERIENCED MOM OF School program. Reliable, to work 40 hr corporate ladder. Oppty is HOME— Somerville area 1- (2V4 yr old boy). Will mediate, full time posi- week for marrSd COUDIB word processing a must, money order to CMDJ creative & enthusiastic tion. Diversified duties In- experienced applicants knocking, will you be one WORD PROCESSORS- full time only. 526-8395 care for your child at her uaftt housekeeDlria Ind of the few to recognize it? Immed, work available for P.O. Box 5324 Old person. Work w/chiidren clude taking & placing or- ciiMB2TO07fB only, starting $7/hr, Bridge. N. J. 08857. BABYSITTING MOM in Somerset/ Quallbrook ages 5-1 1. Previous ders, typing, filing. Good Did you know chlorine is WordPerfect OR Wang home. Refs. avail. Cafl please call 908-757-8007, the biggest cause of aller- Somerville has 1 full/part exper. helpful. Mon.-Frl.. phone skiTl necessary. Plus Operators, short & time opening. Large yard, B73-5735. PART TIME CLERICAL- gies? Our filters remove long term. Excel, salary. 7-9AM and/or 2:30- Competitive pay, great BIG BUCKS, SHORT 43O CPR certifiied. Experi- EXPERIENCED MOM OF 6:15PM. Westifleld "Y" HOURS, EASY WORK. Cranford. chlorine. Call Ian, Delta Excel, working conditions. benefits. Call for appt. office skills Environmental Co., 908- enced. Refs. avail. Call 3— will care for your in- Key program, 233-2700. 9AM-5PM, 908-789-3366. CLARK OFFICE. CALL We will cross train. Call CHILDCARE 908-S26-4720, after 5:30, required. Call 908- 417-1179. for appt. fant/toddler in my Plscat- IBP. Inc. 815-1398. WANTED away (Durham Park, Cen- AMERICAN MAID SER- 276-4447. MANPOWER, 50 DIVI- BOUND BROOK babysit- VICE— in Raritan is now DEMONSTRATE INSTRUCTIONAL AIDE— SALES— Commission ting In my Bound Brook tennial Ave. area) home. 2 years of college and/or SION ST., SOMERVILLE, Excellent references. Call hiring Supervisors & CHRISTMAS AROUND basis. Retirees welcome. 90B-722-3S35. home. Lunches and Cleaners. Must have own THE WORLD Work own completion of County Col- and Multi-line Cards & Gifts. CHILD CARE NEEDED- 572-3149 3. $5 cIn our Westfield home for snack included. Fenced trans. 2 yrs. prior exper. hrs. Free kit. Earn Hawaii lege Aide Training Pro- Must have own car. Call YARD HELP- for a fast In Kenilworth. our 3 month old. 3 days/ In yard. Lots Of TLC. Call EXPERIENCED MOM- $15O-$30O/wk. Apply w/ free. Avg. $8-10/hr. Book- gram required, 3 hours 908-422-0744, 7 days, if rowing Lumber & Home 356-2740. of 3 yr. old will care for refs. Mon,. Wed. (7-9PM) Ing parties. 908-382-1344 per day. $7.69 per hour. Must be 18. Call 906-272- no ans. Iv. message. Benter. Seeks bright, am- week. Beginning October. 3333. Experience & references BRANCHBURG- Lots of your child, Raritan, Low & Sat. (1-5PM), 33 West Bound Brook School DIs- [— Earning bitious individual for entry rates, activities, walks, DENTAL or level position. Will train. required. 908-232-7005 Tots Day Care. 2 certified Second St. (off First ASSISTANT- friendly ity of over $40,000 school bus area. Call 704- TIAN— 5 years experi- Apply In person: Westfield CHILDCARE NEEDED- & experienced teachers Ave.), Raritan, Hlllsborough office. Expe- 1st yr, as a Financial to care for your Infant or 8749 INTRODUCTIONS.,, Planner with IDS Financial Lumber, 700 North Ave. experlenced mom wanted ASSEMBLE PC rience Is an asset but will E., Westfield, 232-8B55. to care for my 10 week young toddler in Branch- EXPERIENCED MOM- BOARDS— at home, no teach ambitious person. A way for people to meet Svs., An American Ex- burg nome. A warm, lov- wlll babysit in my Cran- 359-3770. people, every week In PART TIME FILE & MAIL press Co. Excellent train- old daughter in my ing & caring atmosphere experience necessary, Bridgewater home or ford home. FT/PT. Lincoln $7.50/hr. Send self ad- your local Forbes news- CLERK— Westfield Ins. ing. Send resume to V.P. provided. Call 908-526- Park area. 272-0845 leave DEVELOPMENTAL Agency has !mm. opening 430 yours. Mon-Frl. 7:30-4:30. dressed stamped enve- TEACHER paper. The ad is free, Recruiting, P.O. Box 4766 or eves 216-0569. message from 1-5PM, 5 days a 6886, Bridgewater, NJ EMPLOYMENT Call 90B-704-0262 CHILD CARE with lots of week. Car a necessity, 08807. WANTED EXPERIENCED CHILD EXPERIENCED MOM- Call Mr. Good 654-1300 TLC In my Somerville- will babysit your child In ASSISTANT MANAGER experience. Salary: $7 SECRETARIAL POSI- CARE in my Westfield home. Lunch & Snacks my Plscataway home, FT/ per/hr. Hours: 7:30AM- KENNEL AT- PART TIME PARKING TION— full time for pro- home. 6 mos. & 6 yr. old. PT. 563-4181 Ext. car wash, mechanical NOTICE: All EMPLOYMENT Must have car. Live-in or provided, with years of experience necessary, 3:30PM, Mon.Fri. Calf: TENDANTS- full time & ATTENDANTS- Earn $5- fessional group of a long Child Care experience. part time positions avail, $10 per hour parking cars established Environmen- WANTED advertisement* out. 7:30am-6pm week- HEY MOM & DAD- the Bondable, salary +. Ref- (908)846-8888 Refs avail. 908-526-4710. end is near, the end of Somerset County tor attendant Mon.-Fri. locally in restaurants, tal Consulting Firm, lo- are PAYABLE IN AD- days. References req. arences. 908-985-8890 908-789-9328. CHILD CARE- Mother the summer that Is!I Time ASSISTANT OPERA- Head Start Program Bathers Mon-Fri. & at- night clubs, etc. Trans- cated in Raritan. Excellent VANCE by cash, check, tendants for weekends. will care for your child In to plan for your child's TORS— Excellent op- 429 Lewis St. portation needed. All benefits. Working knowl- VISA or Master Card, For I'M LOOKING FOR my Raritan home (Somer- Experience a +. Call 755- shifts avail. Call 821-0355. edge of Personal Com- a quote on cost, please SOMEONE- special to daycare. Call me now- It's portunities available at Somerset, NJ 08873 vllle Circle area), FT/PT. never too early to start. 0227 between 8-5PM PART TIME- Estimating puters and Word Perfect call 1-600-334-0531. care for me. I am a bright, our production facility In DID YOU Mon-Frl. Yard. References. 561- Gerry, 908-873-5677 Dunellen, NJ, which man- KNOW. . . & Sales person needed Software experience re- loving, energetic 1 yr. old 3554. LANDSCAPE LABORER for small construction quired. Send Resume to who needs daily care. HILLSBOROUGH — ufactures water based ad- This little ad can be read CLEANING- Experi- CHILD CARE- my Rari- mother of 2 girls (3 & 5V*) hesive. 12 paid holidays, In more than 147,000 25-40 hrs per week, expe- company. Call 369-4710 Personnel: Recon Sys- 874-6370. Spanish OK. tems Inc. P.O. Box 317, enced mother & daughter lan home. Yard, snacks. will care for your child group Insurance, retire- homes In 15 publications rience helpful, Call 908- PART TIME— Hop on the will clean home, office or 359-1418. Raritan, NJ 08869. Any age. Mon.-Frl. 12 (similar age) 3-4 days/wk. ment plan. Call for ap- throughout Somerset, sleigh to EEE2 MONEY! apt. Transportation, good 435 years experience. Non- Call 359-2260. pointment 908-755-4100 Middlesex and Union MACHINE OPERATOR— FREE $300 KIT & SUP- SECRETARY PART TIME refs. Honest & reliable. smoker. References. 908- extentlon 302. EOE. Counties? It caught your to grind & polish optical PLIES! Call now! 738- Somerset Presbyterian Call 572-7523 CHILDCARE 231-1047. LOVING ft RESPON- lenses. Mechanical ability 9464. Church needs mature, ex- PROVIDED SIBLE MOTHER- w/ ATTENTION MOMS- CHILDCARE BY EXPERI- exper. will care for infant- required. Full or Part time, PART TIME- SELL perienced, confidential Need extra $$$ for back secretary, 5 mornings a ENCED Pre school teach- 3 yr old In my North Plain- to school expenses ?? 1-800-334-0531. Middlesex Borough. Hetir- YOUR HUSBAND on a ees welcome. 356-1461. week, for new pastor. Po- EMPLOYMENT NOTICE: All CHILDCARE er In my South Plalnfield fleld home, FT/PT. Call How about a debt free We Get Results I cost free Christmas. Have home. Large playroom, between 5-9PM, 753-5316 Christmas. Earn great MANAGEMENT CANDI- fun demonstrating Christ- RELATED PROVIDED advertisements fenced yard on quiet DISCOVERY TOYS duties LOVING MOM will care money & work the hours A national toy company, DATE: We wiil train at our mas Around The World OPPORTUNITIES are PAYABLE IN ADVANCE street. Robin 769-7395. you want. Get free kit, expense for permanent holiday items. Free train- secretarial, receptionist, by cash, check, VISA or for your child In my needs 6 people to dem- office management, pur- CHILDCARE PLUS- In Bound Brook home. Near training & supplies From onstrate high quality toys. position in Somerset/ Mid- ing & supplies. Call Joan J Master Card. For a quote chasing, and other cleri- AUSTRALIA WANTS my So. Plainfield home, Rts. 287, 28 & 22. Experi- Christmas Around the Free training, great In- dlesex County with an In- at 647-0755 cal functions of the YOU!- Excellent pay, on cost, please call by state certified mom. World Call Kathy 908-322- ternationally known com- 1-800-334-0531. enced, Excel, references. come potential, Bl-lingual PART TIME- start im- church. Good benefits, transportation. Great yard & play room. 469-7361 anytime. 4931 for catalog & details. opportunities. pany that Is a leader in mediately. Good pay. (407) 292-4747 ext. 91. Lunch & snacks. 15 Parties welcome Call Valerie the field. We're looking Great bonus program. 9AM-10PM, Toll refunded. months older. 756-2877 LOVING, RESPONSIBLE for outgoing, confident in- 4 C's— State registered, MOM— will care for your AUTO/LIGHT TRUCK Flexible hours. Call 906- mum 60 wpm, and work- DECORATING- Love exper, excel refs, insured, PARTS COUNTER PER- Thank youl dividuals with high ambi- 463-1310. CHILDCARE— 6wks + infant-2 yr. old, Mon.-Fri., tion who truly enjoy work- ing knowledge of Word decorating? Want your meals & snacks incl. Tax non-Bmoker. References. SON- Experienced GM. DRIVER FOR SENIOR Perfect desirable. Com- to be watched for working ing with people. Some PART TIME— wear and own business? Decorat- deductible. Large play- Hlllsborough. 281-0028. Good oppty. for a CITIZENS— lunch pro- petitive salary offered. If ing Den, Money Maga- room, lots of love, fun ac- Moms. 37 yrs. exp,. TLC, change. 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Rt. 22 to Rock Ave Exit PSE&G Is at corner of Rock Ave. & West Front St. ¥ CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER VICE PRESIDENT, MARKETING ¥ SubiWaty of PUBLIC SEftWCC ENTERPRISE ¥ GROUP INCORPORATED ¥ ¥ George Gannon Roger Silvey **********k********k****irk****** CIRCULATION DIRECTOR VICE PRESIDENT, OPERATIONS 2 Weekend September 4-6,1991 Forbes Newspapers Weetend A NEW EXHIBITION AT THE ZIMMERLI MUSEUM CAPTURES A MOMENT OF HISTORY By STEVEN HART WeekendPlus Editor he 70 artists who spent two years creating a series of print collections entitled VEstampe Originate in the mid-1890s were doing something very modern that was at the same T time very old-fashioned. They were defining what they considered contemporary art, yet they were avoiding high-speed industrial technology in favor of a hand-cranked press turning out a very limited edition of prints. The artists associated with L'Estampe Originate were among the greatest of their time: Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec and Paul Gaugin, as well as lesser-known figures. They were bankrolled by Andre Marty, a figure in the revival of original prints and the decorative arts in Europe, and sold for about five francs apiece. Complete editions of L'Estampe Originate are fabulously rare: only three are known to exist. Which makes L'Estampe Originate 1893*18951 Artistic Printmaklng In France, opening next week- end at the Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum in New Brunswick, a coup for Rutgers University's ever-expanding art museum. Organized by the Vincent van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, where it will go on display from December to March of 1992, the exhibition features the 97 prints in a broad range of media that were published in the nine quarterly editions of L'Estampe Originate. The show is augmented by 50 prints and drawings from the Zimmerli's collection FIRST IMPRESSION: Camile Martin's decorative cover tor one of the L'Estampe Ornate editions of 1894. of turn-of-the-century French prints, and the creators repesented would belong on any honor roll of major artists: Toulouse-Lautrec; THE PRINTER, THE ARTIST, HIS A UDIENCE & THEIR TIMES Gaugin, James McNeill Whistler, Edouard Vuillard, Henri Fantin La Tour and Pierre Bonnard. "They were going for an ideal of non-industrial perfection," ex- plained Dennis Gate, director of the Zimmerli and author of an essay on the social background of VEstampe Originate featured in the exhibition catalogue. "They were emphasizing the idea of print- ing as an original art - not just a means of reproducing other works but an art in its own right. It was a craft controlled by a craftsman % i le Jour ft* I «t§ working In collaboration with an artist" artistes The very name of the publication - L'Estampe Originate, or "The First Print" - underlined the idea that these were first-run works of art, not duplications or knockoffs, he said. Another luminary connected with L'Estampe Originate was Roger Marx, an art critic heavily involved in the arts-and-c rafts movement, which was dedicated to bridging the gap between the arts and industry. To the arts-and-crafts movement, anything functional could also be made with artistry. Those who know Lautrec chiefly from seeing a few of his posters and the John Huston film Moulin Rouge will get a better picture of the artist, whom Cate said was a major presence in the L'Estampe Originate group. "Lautrec pretty much dominated VEstampe Originate" Cate said. "He has three works in the album, plus a friend of his created a Continued on page 4 IN-JOKES: Toulouse-Lautrec, vtfxse initials are re- produced 8t right liked to puts friends and acquaintances into his work. At left, the cover of the first VEstampe Originate album shows Jane Avril, a popular dance hail performer of the 1890s. The printer is Pere "Papa" Cotelie, another well- known figure of the period. September 4-6,1991 Forbes Newspapers Weekend OTHER MNIS in the amnwti Exhibition include (at itfit) les Mi flte SatfiJ, afi 1694 vwodcut by Felix Valtotlon, and a Jossos pfint (bekaw) hxn the point-of-vtew of a nwer In heay seas. THE PRINTER, THE ARTIST HIS AUDIENCE & THEIR TIMES Continued from page 3 portrait of him for the album as well. He did the cover for the first year, plus the last year. His works pretty much define it." Thanks to Lautrec's well-known habit of including friends and acquaintances in his works, the exhibition creates a picture not just of an artistic movement but of French society on the eve of the 20th century and the shattering changes it would bring, The idea of things coming to an end is put across in the cover Lautrec created for the final L'Estampe Originate. The top fold, which the purchased would see first, showed a stage hand bringing down the curtain on a play. Nearby is a statue of an elephant - a specific reference to a play that had just such a prop on stage. The back fold, which the buyer would see after leafing through the portfolio, shows a wealthy woman watching a play from a comfort- able box seat The woman is in fact Misia Nantason, whose husband published the radical journal Revue Blanche, but the picture also underlines the relationship of artist and patron. The same relationship can be seen in Lautrec's first cover, which shows a well-dressed woman looking at a print literally hot off the press. The contrast between her elegant clothing and the down-and- dirty tools of the printing trade - weights used to ensure even pressure during printing, an ink pot to catch the overflow - makes it clear what Lautrec and his colleagues were after: craftsmen and artists working together to create works so accessible you could hold them as they were finished. "They're not just pictures: they're pictures with a lot of memory behind them," Gate said. "Lautrec is saying: 'We're going against industrialization, against photography.1 They were very conscious of the changes that were going on," Cate continued. "From the Franco-Prussian War of 1871, France's imperial system was gone. You had a society very conscious of change - they knew something was going to give. It was the fin du siecle - the end of the age - and they knew it." L'ESTAMPE ORIGINALE 1893-1895: ARTISTIC PRINTMAKING IN FRANCE opens Sept. 15 and continues through Nov. 17 at the Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Museum of Art, George and Hamilton streets, College Avenue campus of Rutgers University, New Brunswick. For tour information, call (908) 932-7096. If you're driving from Somerset County follow Easton Avenue into New Brunswick and make a left turn at the corner of Hamilton Street. From Union County take the Garden State Parkway to Route 27, follow Route 27 south through Edison and Highland Park, and cross the Albany Street Bridge into downtown Now Brunswick. Turn right on George Street, proceed to the next traffic light, then turn left onto Hamilton Street, 4 Weekend Forbes Newspapers September 4-6,1991 Waetend Little-seen treasures merican Paintings /romtheMontdairArt a. Museum, opening next A weekend at the Zim- merit Art Museum, focuses on paintings from seven periods of American painting not often available to the public. The 20 works on display were all created between 1830 and 1960 and range from the Jif Postwar Romantic Realism of Walter Steumpfig's 1948 oil painting Sculling (at left) to Federal Period portraits of children by unidentified art- ists of the early 19th century. There are also turn-of-the- century Tonalist landscapes in which the artist created scenes dominated by a par- ticular color or tone; Symbol- ist paintings full of mystery and questions; Geometric Ab- straction works using forms and colors in unusual ways. On hand arc what the ex- hibit calls "Individualists of Late American Impression- ism" - pieces by artists work- ing long after the Impression- ists had their day but eager to try their own slants on the technique. Opens Sept. 15 through Nov. 17 at the Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum, George and Hamilton streets, College Avenue campus of Rutgers University, New Brunswick. Call (908) 932-7237 for tour infor- mation. JAKE AND JOSH SHARE THE SAHE ENTHUSIASM. 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FATHERS 23 Bliss Ave., Tenafly (201) 567-0450 Open every day except Sun- Easy travel day, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Some 500 works of traditional Afri- can art representing 20 coun- tries and over 100 cultures, primarily West Africa. to other planets AFMO-AMEMCAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM Greenville Library any theaters promise to show you the stars, but the Plan- 1841 Kennedy Blvd. etarium at Rattan Valley Community College in Branctiburg Jersey City is one of the few places that delivers the real thing. (201} 547-5262 The Planetarium will kick off Its 1991-92 season of "star Monday through Saturday M from noon to 5 p.m. Perma- shows" on Sept. 14 with three new productions and a holiday presen- nent exhibition devoted to civil tation back by popular demand. rights movement and role of Saturday afternoon shows scheduled through Nov. 23 Include the black churches. Also musical instruments of Africa, Amenca musical space show "Rockin' Rocket Ride" at 1 p.m., "The Secret of and the West Indies: Kitchen the Cardboard Rocket" at 2 p.m. and "Galaxies" at 3 p.m. Returning typical of black urban house- Nov. 30 through Dec, 15 Is the Christmas/Hanukkah presentation, holds circa 1930; African shields and sculpture. "Season of Light," playing at 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. ANIMAL ART MUSEUM Blast off in a rocket to visit the moon, sun and planets when the St. Hubert's Giralda RVCC Planetarium explores the outer space In the "Rockin' Rocket 575 Woodland Ave., Madison (201) 377-5541 Ride." With music originally written by Journey Into Space creator iane locales visited In the Planetarium at Rattan Valley Community College. Animal art from the collec- Murphy, this lively show for the entire family has been adapted for the tion of Geraldine R. Dodge. Planetarium by North Plainfield performer Joe Gibriano. "Season of Light" begins on the windblown plains of Salisbury, Open Wednesday, Friday and in "The Secret of the Cardboard Rocket/1 audiences will explore the Saturday from 11 a,m. to 4 England, exploring the history of the Dec. 25 date and its connection p.m, sun and planets of the solar system with two adventurous youngsters. with this astronomically Important time of the year. While retelling the THE ART MUSEUM Discovering a cardboard box that would make an ideal home-made story of the birth of Jesus Christ, the beginnings of the traditions of Princeton University rocket ship, the two blast off into space on an amazing voyage of (609) 258-3788 holiday decorating, feasting and the exchanging of gifts are examined. Tuesday through Saturday exploration. The history of the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah Is also part of the from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sun- The star show "Galaxies" will take Planetarium patrons into space on program, day from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Mu- a journey through the stars of the Milky Way and the galaxies beyond. seum shop closes 4 p.m. Looking at Earth's night sky, travel out to see Alpha Centaur!, the Schools, local clubs and the general public can make reservations Western European paintings, for upcoming shows by contacting the Planetarium office at 231*8805 sculpture and decorative art Pleiades star cluster, the Orion Nebula and the globular star cluster from 19th and 20th centuries. M3. The voyage continues past Centaurus A into the heart of the Virgo weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tickets for all shows are $4 for Pre-Columbian art and Art of cluster of galaxies. adults, $3.50 for students and the elderty, and $3 for groups of 15 or the Americas reopened, more. lEfTGEN MUSEUM "Galaxies" was written, narrated and directed by Timothy Ferris. Best Of ART AND SCIENCE know for his work as the host of the PBS award-winning television The college Is located on Route 28 and Lamington Road in the North Rkigewood and Fairview special Tne Creation of the tin/verse, he is also the author of the Branch section of Branchburg, just off Routes 22 and 78 In Somerset avenues, Paramus (201) 265-1248 critically acclaimed books Galaxies, Spaceshots and The Red Limit. County. Parking is In lot No. 1. 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OLDS Register Now for Our Fall Season MNASTIC Flemington /f\;= To Register Call: 276-3539 IStsuL, 118 Walnut Avenue eCranford, NJ fin CenteringtotfinsCtfr) 6 Forbes Newspapers September 4-6,1991 WifikanriPIt rc Jersey Zinc Co, mines plus Continued from page 6 replica of mine. •"Artwork and Ideas," one- •"Folks Art: Works on paper," Tuesday through Saturday GOif HOUSE hour lecture at 12:30 p.m., through Nov, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. .Sunday 1 United States Golf Association Dfic 5 •"Teapots and Coffeepots," p.m. to 5 p.m. Admission Liberty Corner Rd., Far Hills MUSEUM OF EARLY through Jan, 19. $2.50 for adults, $1 for stu- (908) 234-2300 TRADES AND CRAFTS OLD BARRACKS MUSEUM dents and the elderly. Lenape Golf museum and library. Main Street and Green Barrack Street Permanent exhibition devoted Monday through Friday from 9 Village Road, Madison (next to State House to culture of the lenape Indi- a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday and (201) 377-2982 complex), Trenton. ans. Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 Tuesday through Saturday (609) 396-1776. COLD SPRING VILLAGE p.m. Free admission, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday 2 Revolutionary War museum. 735 Seashore Road •George Pietzcker, photo- p.m. to 5 p.m. Admission $1 Tuesday through Saturday 11 Cold Spring graphic portraits of golf greats, for adults, 50 cents for chil- a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday lp,m, (609) 898-2300 through Nov. 15. dren, to 5 p.m, Donation $2, $1 for Cape May County historic •Memorabilia of "Byron Nelson NJ. HISTORICAL SOCIETY students and trie elderly, 50 preserve with 20 historic struc- - Goirs Master Craftsman," 230 Broadway, Newark. cents for children under 12, tures on 22 acres of land. Ad- through Dec. 1. (201) 483-3939. •"Hail the Conquering Hero Comes: George Washington's mission $1.50, 75 cents for HACKENSACK MEADOWUNDS Wednesday through Friday Triumphant Entry Into Tren- kids under 13. Season family DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., thifd ton," through March 31. memberships $4. ENVIRONMENTAL MUSEUM Saturday of the month from •"Of War, Law and the Third 2 DeKorte Park Plaza 10 a.m, to 4 p.m. Guided cwmm MUSEUM Amendment," through June 1, Lyndhurst tours by appointment. Ad- 4 Park PI., Cranbury PROPRIETARY HOUSE (201) 460-8300 mission $3, free to society (609) 395-8525 numbers. 149 foamy Ave. Monday through Friday 9 Sundays 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. •Ongoing: "Tender in Years: Perth Amboy a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday 10 Free admission. Childhood in 19th-century New 1908) 826-2100 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission $1. •Rare bottto dating back 150 Mld-lBth century mansion, History of Meadovriands and Jersey-" years, through Oct 31. NJ. MUSEUM occupM by last Royal Gover- Urban Salt Marsh, diorama, •Historic house tour, Oct. 6 nor of tht Colony. exhibit on garbage crisis and from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. VKTA* rcpofltofiMfr pastetonpaperbyJoan Art»ter, m be part of the $oup Collect Farm Road *UTKMQE0UtfV MUSEUM recycling, MY MANSION pan** and otawng exhibition on view Sept 6 throu^i Sept 26 at the Art GaBery of New Brunswick. Hamilton Street 199 Totovw Road, Wayne HUNTEROON ART CENTER (906) 249-2077. between Collet* Avenue {201)698-1776 7 Center St., Clinton Raritan Valey Community College. Friday and Saturday from 10 and GeorgB Street Georgan mansion from the (908) 735-8415 a.m, to 5 p.m., Sunday noon (Old QuMns Campus) 1740s, used as headquarters Thursday and Friday from (908) 757-1144 5 p.m, until Labor Day. Closed 5 through Sept. 27, to 5 p.m, Admission $4, $2 Rutfen University by George Washington in noon to 4 p.m., Saturday and or 752-4178 Mondays after Labor Day. •Worte by fine arts faculty, Life for children, free to children New Brunswick 1760, furnished with period Sunday from 1 p.m, to 5 p.m. Piscataway Township historic MONMOUTH MUSEUM Hall, Sept. 16 through Oct. 30. under 4. (908) 932-7243 antiques. JANEVOORHEESZIMMERU museum, weekday tours by Broofcdato Community CoNtft •Sculptures by Mark Alden, NJ. STATE MUSEUM Monday through Friday, 9 EAST W0NSWWK MUSEUM Ufe Hall Anne*, Sept. 17 205 West State St. a.m, to 4 p.m. Free admission. 16 Maple St., East Brunswick Rutgers University appointment. Uncroft through Sept. 29. Trenton SAYREVILLE HISTORICAL (908) 254-7329 George and Hamilton streets, MIDDLESEX COUNTY MUSEUM (Ml) 74722M THE MORRIS MUSEUM (609) 292-6464 SOCIETY MUSEUM Saturdays and Sundays, New Brunswick - Cornelius Low House •"Joumty In Starch of Lost 6 Normandy Heights Road Tuesday through Saturday Main Street and 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m, Free ad- (908) 932-7237 1225 River Road ImagM: Tht Art of Gary E. Smrth," through $•«(. 15. Morristown from 9 a.m. to 4;45 p.m. Sun- Pulask) Avenue, Sayreville mission. Monday through Friday, 10 (overlooking Landing Lane) MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM (201) 538-0454 day noon to 5 p.m. Free ad- (908) 721-0334 EAST JERSEY OLOETOWNE a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (closed Piscataway Bloomfield and Monday through Saturday mission, Sundays from 1:30 p.m, to River Road at Hoes Lane Wednesdays), Saturday and (908) 745-4177 South Mountain avenues, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sun- •Early porcelains by Edward 4 p.m, Johnson Park, Piscataway Sunday noon to 5 p.m. Closed Daily (except Saturday and Montclair day from 1 p.m, to 5 p.m. Ad- Marshal! Boehm, through mid- (908) 463-9077 Saturdays from July 31 Monday) 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Free TRAILSIDE NATURE (201) 746-5555 mission $4 for adults. $2 for October. Village composed of relo- through Labor Day. Free ad- admission, AND SCIENCE CENTER Tuesday through Wednes- children and the elderly, •"American Abstract Art: cated 18th century structures mission. MILLER-CORY HOUSE MUSEUM Watchung Reservation day, Friday through Saturday "Evolution to Revolution," 1930s to the Present." set near the headquarters of •"L'Estampe Originate, 1893- 614 Mountain Ave. Coles Avenue and New from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Thurs- ongoing exhibition of lamps through Dec. the county park police. No 1895 - Artistic Printmaking in Westfield Providence Road day and Sunday from 2 p.m. and lamp accessories from NEWARK MUSEUM tours offered at present. Gift France," Sept. 15 through (908) 232-1776 Mountainside to 5 p.m. Donation $2 for 19th-century America. 49 Washington St., Newark shop open 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.. Nov. 17. Furnished farmhouse started (908) 789-3670 non-members. •Organic sculpture by Elaine (201) 596-6550 Wednesday through Friday, •"American Paintings from the in 1740 by Samuel Miller, orig- Science and nature displays. •"Highlights from the Native Lorenz, through Sept. 8. Tuesday through Sunday FRANKLIN MINERAL MUSEUM Montclair Art Museum," Sept. inally part of 10O-acre farm. Daily from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. American Collection," Sept. 15 •Geometric paintings by Naomi from noon to 4:45 p.m. Dona- Evans Street off Route 23 15 through Nov. 17. Sundays from 1 p.m. to 5 Free admission. Planetarium through June 7, Waksberg, through Sept. 22. tion. Largest museum complex Franklin Borough JERSEY CITY MUSEUM p.m. Admission il for adults, shows Sundays at 2 p.m. and •"Rutgers Archive Prints." •"Understanding Contempo- in the state. Permanent exhib- (201) 827-3481 472 Jersey Ave., 50 cents for children. 1 3:30 p.m., admission $1.50 Sept. 15 through Feb. 9, rary Art,' one-hour lecture at its include "Africa-The Amen- Friday through Saturday Jersey City MINIATURE KINGDOM for adults, $1 for the elderly. MONTCUIR STATE COLLEGE 12:30 p.m., Sept. 19. cas-The Pacific," "Design in from 10 a,m. to 4 p.m., Sun- (201) 547-4514 Route 31 South. Washington WATERLOO VILLAGE Upper Montclair •New Jersey Printmaking Fel- Native American life," "Ameri- day from 12:30a.m. to 4:30 Tuesday through Saturday (908) 689-6866 RESTORATION (201) 893-5113 lows, Sept. 28 through Oct. can Painting and Sculpture," p.m, Open to groups by reser- from 10:30 a.m, to 5 p,m., Miniature European city cre- Exit 25 off Route 80 West •Paintings and drawings by 12. Numismatic Gallery, Asian Gal- Wednesday from 10:30 a.m. ated by Arthur Thuijs depicting Stanhope vation, admission $2 far Eric Weiner, Life Hall Annex, '"The Rutgers Center for In- leries, Baliantine House and to 8 p.m. famous castles, cathedrals, (201) 347-0900 adults, $1 for children. Sepa- through Sept. 15, novative Printmaking," one- the Mini-Zoo. METUR HOUSE battle scenes, railroads, peo- Restored historic village with rate admission for adjoining •Paintings by Kerri Martin, hour lecture at 12:30 p.m., •"Scenes of Japan, ca. 1281 River Road ple and animals. 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I I 69 West Main Street Forbes Newspapers Addresress „ City State Zip • i Dlrii.mOl ti"HI "•( 11 Somervllle, NJ September 4-6, 1991 Furbos Nnvspopors Weekend Music u notes Turning Harmonizing in Hunterdon the tables iwiiuuiipn mm* Public Enemy DJ MRw^Jf I^RpQT wl OWnF1 Terminator X out on his own ByBIUMILWRD WeekendPius Mus/c Critic olo albums by non- singing members of major groups repre- #JJ5fi S sent an intersection between rock material and jazz structures, and it's an in- tersection best known for spectacular crashes. The idea that instrumental work itself wraps up sartet can hold your interest over the length of a whole record is appropriate for be-boppers ****** (the quintessential musical in- dividualists) but usually turns pretty messy in the hands of Ift MNi Wmtf Pitot (Hi ivk HMMI rockers, whose genre has a non-virtuosic appeal The cut- out bins are the only place Dm Sowml County ww Coivvnif" you're likely to find the per- sonal recorded output of, say, Bill Wyman; records where a hot instrumentalist hires ring- ers to handle the vocals (Jimmy Page's dreadful disc comes to mind) are generally pretty tough going, too. Cases Qalway performs in which a rock sideman suc- cessfully becomes a front man In fundraiser are about as common as Stal- inists on the Supreme Court. flutfn Jumi Q& Rap has traditionally struc- tured itself more like modern jazz than like a pop form - extended verbal blowing, se- quential spotlights on daring 1hi solo performers, little to no emphasis on things that ev- erybody does simultaneously - and in an odd way it makes sense for the D J from the BIG WHEEL Temiinator X, the DJ who helps Public Enemy get its unique sound, new has his own album out with guest rappers. genre's leading group to try a project of his own. It's hard to call Terminator X the backbone of Public Enemy but the to aggressive youth add up to a meatier record than you might nerve-rattling rhythms of his turntable work are one of PE's have expected, but it's still tough to avoid hearing it as Public signatures Terminator X and tht Vtltoy of tl» Jt«p tots Enemy Lite. (P.R.O. Divsion/IAL) is a strange experiment - not really a PE-style music - samples of a heavy James Brown rhythm solo record, just coherent enough not to be a compilation, close section, screeching dog-whistle electronics repeated until they enough to PE to make the numerous cuts featuring guest rap- become a kind of lead pattern, complex stop/ start tricks with pers look like a charity talent show with a one-man house the timing of multiple vocal samples - can devour and digest band. nearly anything. The voices and textures that Term X picked ^ t t T here stretch from the predictable (Dubmaster's heavily Jamai- Dedicated PE fans will want to snap it up, the way Dead- can-accented toast, "DJ is the Selector,11 an accelerated hom- heads hunt down live bootlegs and solo projects. There's one age to rap's well-known origins) to the left-fieldish (traces of gripping track that's essentially a PE non-album B-side, "Buck postpunk rock on Spacey B Experience's "Run That Go Power WhylinV featuring Chuck D and new recruit Sister Souljah, Thang"). The oddity, though, is that even with such a broad along with three rapless pieces ("instrumentals" of a sort, de- sonic palette for support, most of the rappers here stick with lightfully gimmicky) credited to Term X himself. The bulk of traditional subjects Uke teen-age life, competitive funkiness, or the album, though, keeps the Terminator in the background rebukes to wack colleagues. Every voice here is forceful, but ("Terminator X speaks with his hands" is a frequently-used PE their relatively conservative material ("Wanna Be Dancin'," «iar1 eompoters at 8 p,m, Thureday, tag lino, supporting nine unknown or semi-known spielers. "Back to the Scene of the Bass") leaves them upstaged by the Oct. 3f in Nicholas Music Center at None of these Ynlks is as ('i>inpHliii<; a.s I'liuck or us riotous'as tricky, hilarious sound of Term X's "jeep beets" themselves. the Rutgers Arts Center, George Flavor Flav, though thorp's nary a dog in the bunch. What's StrwtatRoutflia. impressive hero, in a record that could have easily been a very There arestandouts, though nobody grabs attention quite as Carter will piay the saxophone and loose grab baR, is the mix of consistency and range. Mr. X, as dramatically as Chuck D or his competitors, like Ice Cube. conduct his big band In two concerts the New York Times will no doubt have to call him, has been "Juvenile Delinquents," by a group of the same name, is vi- with the Rutgers University Orchestra olently skeptical about conventional schooling but still intent building rap scums from the infrasti uctuiv 01, up iong enough at 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 7 and 3 p,m. to know how to .strelth ihe. hunters. The ;i Ilium doesn't give on keeping the mind focused on motors like African history: it Sunday, Fob, 0 at the State Theatre, much of a portrait ul'Tenn X himself wsule from having a manages to be both a screed and an uplift sonu (they don't iikn 17 Livingston Ave, naiiis' thai pniple nevrr MVJH !O lire (i!>h:uinn», he's still a school "but we still get thrush"). 'T!ie lilurC with a rap l.y infgirnntJon or to charge tick- Iwkijivmml mystery man, Uiheiiuiris o! .sound sculptures and Andreas 13, is a form of stylistic i'pronnli;ihon: Andrew !•% ** by phone, wll the Rutgers Arts ]•'-• abiln.\ in b.ick up anyhudy n nm niui-/Us-style soul crooners everything from had bousitu; to ;m untrustworthy .'irliYir.jd ' I Tickal Office, (908) 332*7511. Continued on pa^o 14 3 September 4 6,1991 Club mix CAUL00CAK •Eleventh Hour, NOMNI. Sept •Zikt (country rocM, Sept 190SouftSt,Monteem 7. 11 (2OD993-UO0, Hlcti Mayer (atand^p.im- 196 An* 18 Ltai comedy Mdey and Sat* new am raen soeets, EMtBrurw** urdey; peeeneione required. Metuchen (908)8284225 (908)549-5306 r SOAP DISH: Watt Wiey, one Sept 21. Lto comedy every Friday Summer** Road (off Route •vtomtoche Jr. Quartet, •Pandora i to (proptwive of the stan of the TV and Safari* 18), Spotawood. 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'The camera public faces takes you places no camera New Wave ever took anybody before," Nigrin says, adding that Rutgers Film Co-op Freud and Mumau's pioneer- ing techniques ted to the cre- shows the old, new ation ofthe Steadicam - a device that stabilizes hand- and the adventurous held cameras. Smris* (1t*7| subtitled "A By STEVEN HART Story of Two Humans," Mur- MfeetandRk/s Etiftor nau's first American produc- or close to 10 years, AlNi- tion bridges the styles and grin ofthe Rutgers Univer- techniques of German and sity Film Co-op has been American filmmaking.Th e putting together programs story, about a man goaded F into plotting a murder, is in- of the old, the unusual and the experimental - films that ought tense, lyrical and in the end to be seen more but seldom are hauntingly beautiful. Based outside of video stores, and on Hermann Sudermann's sometimes not even then. novel A Trip to Msil To be The Friday screenings take shown Sept. 27. place at 7 p.m. in Room 105 of Murnau's last film, Tabu Voorhees Hall, adjacent to the (1131), started out as a col- Zimmerli Art Museum on the laboration with the celebrated College Avenue campus of Rut- documentary filmmaker Rob- gers University in New Brun- ert Flaherty {Man ofAran, swick. Admission to each Nanook ofthe North) but per- screening is $3. sonality clashes prompted Nigrin puts together each se- him to buy out Flaherty's ries in a way that combines a share and complete the film movie fan's passion with a film himself This story about a Ta- scholar's eye for important and hitian pearl diver was a great neglected works. This past sum- commercial success; a week mer he supervised a series ded- RgKY HJSMES& Nana (Anna Kama) meets with a dent in ty Uh toUe , to before its premiere, Mumau icated to the German nimmaker be shown Oct 18 as part of the Rutgers Hkn Co-op's fat Am series. died in a car crash. (Read Fritz Lang; this fall he con- Kenneth Anger's Hollywood tinues in that vein with a survey of another German great F.W. Babylon for the dish on why that car crashed.) The film will be Mumau. shown Oct 1 Though Mumau is probably most familiar as the director of Nor The series then leaps onto the crest of the NouveUe Vague Jferatu, the first film version of Dracula, his films TV Lost Laugh and with fat** Sftftf («MT|. a tale of alienation in Calcutta, circa Sunn* are landmarks for their storytelling skill and filmmakingtech - 1937, From the French novelist Marguerite Duras, who col- nique. laborated with Alain Resnais on Hiroihima, Hon Amour. In *nie series also leaps ahead in time to the French "New Wave" or French with subtitles. To be shown Oct 11. NataxUc Vague movement of the late '50s and early Ws, when a Two leading lights ofthe New Wave will be spotlighted next group of critics turned filmmakers began changing the way movies My UN to UM (I9tt) Jean-Luc Godard's study of a wife and looked and sounded. mother who, in her search for complete personal freedom, The fall series opens Sept 13 with Hidnpfc <1ttD, the classic becomes a prostitute. In French with subtitles. (To be shown silent version of Bram Stoker's Droada that made Murnau's reputa- Oct 18.) tion. Nigrin promises promises a good print with the original music MM( (to Mia* May* (1MO| Francois Truffaut's second soundtrack. A bit of monster genealogy: Mai Schreck's rat-faced vam- film, is a homage to Hollywood gangster flicks and stars pire served as the model for Klaus Kinski in Werner Herzog's 1979 Charles Aznavour as a concert pianist with a troubled past To remake, tiojeratu the Vampyr, which in turn was imitated in Tobe be shown Nov. 15. Hooper's television adaptation of the Stephen King novel Sotem's Lot •TMtMtt* (1Ht) The French New Wave crested with this Universal^ recognized as Murnau's best film, 11» La* Laugh fast, hard movie (dedicated to the Monogram B-movie factory) (19M), to he shown Sept 20, is the ironic story of a proud hotel about a small-time hood and a young American woman on the employee who plots his revenge after a sudden, humiliating demotion. run from the police. To be shown Nov. 22. Film capsules See your local Forbes Newspaper for theaters and times CURRENT FILMS THE CONMTMUffS lands tier in more trouble than •Dublin youths form a rock she bargained for. With Bar- BOYZMTHEHOOD band dedicated to playing clas- bara Hershey and J.T. Walsh. •Black teenagers trying to penv stc soul tunes./V new ftm from m up safe and sane in south cen- Alan Patter (MtatesippJ Burn- THE DOCTOR tral Los Angeles. The summer's ing Fame, Welcome to the •William Hurt as a brilliant but best and most talked about Paratfse) that's been getting impersonal heart surgeon who movie. Rap star Ice Cube gives great word of mouth. learns compassion for his pa a fine performance as a street bents vriicn le himself is tou0i. With Cuba Gooding Jr DEAD AGAIN stneken with throat cancer. and tarry hsntwrnc. (N) •A detective thriller involving With JoBeth Williams. (PG-13| CHILD'S PLAY 3 reincarnation, a decades-old DOCHOUWOOD •Chucky, the doll with an a\ murder and a woman unable •Michael J. fox stars in a ro Wude, returns (or more may to speak or remember her own mantic comedy about a young hem. 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Still going strong at age 87, Hope has a schedule domi- nated by personal appear- ances, the latest of which will be at the Garden State Arts B Center, where he'll serve as 1 the centerpiece of GSAC's W^ ?^H *^!^ .^PWl^J^^W ff^^Pfc Foundation Gala Performance HNfth AHMlMtott (04$ flt(908 ) Evening on Sept. 6 that also 7224S».1l*nincl»llSMur- stars Marie Osmond, Ben Ve- reen, Rosemary Clooney and the Radio City Music Hall Rockettes. In an effort to provide an Harvest fest insider's perspective on the show, Weekend Plus tracked CAUSE FOR HOPE: Bob Hope will be the Master of Ceremonies this wekend at a> Garden State Arts Center benefit at Trailside Hope down in London, Eng- performance. Marie Osmond and BenVereen will also be featured, flu TflriWdt ttMit ntd Sctaot land, where he just starred in the foul-mouthed shock-jock grab some of his best ratings ever. Cntitf vffl hoit Id KNh mnuit Hv* 1 another benefit for the theater lie built in his home town of "I'm glad/ he said. "I was out at the Westbury Theater, you wtt FMMri on 8unoiyt Sept 29, Eltham. know, and he asked me to come on and I was doing a lot of from 1 p JTI to 6 pjfl. Speaking by phone from his suite at the Savoy Hotel, the plugging for the show. So I went on with him, I enjoyed it." T l t comedic institution was anxious to plug his stop at exit 116. What, you must want to know, does he think of Stern's brand music by l*w Qitfbnd «ti continue "I do a lot of personal appearances," he said. "It's my favor- ofhumor? WRn ite form if there's not a good movie around. I'm a little too old "1 really haven't studied him much. He must have a big to do Home Alone." audience, because I wasn't out of the lobby and four people But seriously, Bob, what about the Arts Center? said to me, lI saw you on the Howard Stern show."' "Oh, yes, that's a great show they have there," he said. "How But performing with the likes of Marie Osmond, apparently, are they going to get all that in in one night? Can you tell me is more to his liking. that?" "I've had Marie on many shows of mine. I took her over to Hope, who's played there before, compared the Arts Center Saudi Arabia, you know," he said referring to his holiday spe- to the famous Palladium Theatre in London. "That place is one of the best theaters you could play," he cial for the troops in the Persian Gulf. "They (Osmond, Ann said. "Now the Palladium over here is one of my favorite Jillian and Christine Hajye) joined us in Bahrain for a big theaters because it hugs you. And the Garden State Arts Center show and for the final thing on televsion. That was fine, Those fllV wW^BRW ^» ^M# does that a little bit, too." audiences are so appreciative of you just showing up, and it's a According to Hope, his vaudeville background gives him an delight to work for them." advantage over other performers when it comes to putting Until he finds a movie role to his liking, Hope will continue together variety shows of this kind. to do his television specials (his show on Sept. 12 marks his "People like myself, George Burns and Danny Thomas, we're 42nd year on NBC) and keep up his hyperactive schedule of up equipped do benefits," he explained. "A lot of people can't do to 200 personal appearances a year. benefits because they don't have much to say, We have rou- 'Til continue to do them as long as I feel good," he said. tines, you know, that we do. So 1 can walk out, 1 can walk "And I feel awful good right now." through hotel lobby and - this really has happened to me, too, Proceeds from the "5-Star Spectacular" on Sept. 6 will ben- Armory is in Toledo, Ohio - a woman said, 'We're having a big fair here efit the GSAC's non-profit Foundation Cultural Fund, which ifyou would just come in and say hello.'Grabbed me out of the has produced free entertainment and educational programs for lobby, you know, and so I walked right in. They were shocked millions of New Jersey senior citizens, school children, the to see me, naturally, and I can go right ahead and coast in for disadvantaged and the disabled sinoe 1968, Gov. and Mrs. Jim 10 to 15 minutes and get a few laughs there." Florio are serving as honorary chairmen. Although his appearance at the GSAC was booked well in advance, to him, the experience won't deviate greatly from his The event will begin with a cocktail buffet reception at near- impromptu performance in Toledo. by Telegraph Hill Park, just a few steps away from the theater. "I haven't heard at all yet what they want me to do. I've been A silent auction, where patrons can bid for such items as a so busy over here. We'll be working them (the jokes) up. I'm photo opportunity with two of the show's stars, a black ostrich just going to be there and do what they want," Gucci handbag and a four-night stay at the Doral Hotel in w**pm. ****** nm* A lot of his material is "worked up" at the last minute, he Miami, will be held during the cocktail buffet which begins at 6 explained, because the secret to his comedy is staying topical. p.m. (the show starts at 9 p.m.). "I try to stay on top of the news and things that people are The entire evening is priced at $250 per person. 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But THIS SPORTING UFfc Greg Myers, Bert Hickson and Edwardo Bontempo co-star in Prospect Park, a new musical being for 'Plaza Suite remember it is simply that - performed through Sept 7 by the Parish Players. a beginning. Prospect Park is a musical memory play that deals with the tries to combine too many stories, Ike's search for a family, Torrie and his sister Alicia's attempts to understand and for- trials and tribulations of an Italian family in the Prospect Park ft»tfaytftaj)kl»»HU?,atr:30 section of Brooklyn. It has a great deal of plot. give their parents, and Johnny and Antoinette's acceptance of pm. ami Sunday, Sapt 15 at 2 As Torrie (Bridgewater's Jeff Perrine), attempts to come to choices made and actions taken long ago. Musically it fares terms with the recent deaths of his parents in the present, a better with several wonderful songs including, "I Wonder If I'll park denizen - the sixtysomething orphan Ike (Samuel Perl- Wonder Why," "Prospect Park," and "Roses are Blue." All the ttax* ao, and afctnatair aj» 20 muter of Somerset) - recounts in a flashback the tale of how songs were expertly played by a band called The Pitbulls: Torrie's father, Johnny Primavera (Edison's Gordon Wiener), Larry N. Rothweiler, Jr. (keyboards), Carl Strotz (bass), Paul aspired to pitch for the Brooklyn Dodgers. Miller (drums) and Dimitri (synthesizer). wibtUnda <***». Johnny is enmeshed in a rivalry with another pitcher, Marty The cast is a mixed bag. Samuel A Perlmuter is miscast as Lieberman (Boog Myers), a rivalry made all the sharper by the Ike, Even in his makeup he is simply too young to play the role fact that Johnny's fiancee Antoinette (Linda Behrle) has had a convincingly. Linda Behrle is a standout as Johnny's long suf- 514, Anwat floadt Naihante* rot' brief affair with Marty. fering wife Antoinette. She handles the change from youth to tnaia tntomaHofi, ow (908) Things get worse when Marty pitches a no-hittcr against age deftly and has a wonderful singing voice. Her duet with 174-5474** 5 p.m. ' Johnny and becomes Brooklyn's newest pitching sensation. Ike Maria Endick, "Roses Are Blue," is one of the highlights of the and Marty become friends, and as a result of a letter writing show. As Johnny, Gordon Wiener lacked the subtleness and campaign of Ike's, Branch Rickey (Vince Pelosi of Edison), a vocal range the part demanded, especially as the older Johnny, Woolf play Dodger Executive, comes to Prospect Park and signs Marty to Jeff Perrine (Torrie) is gifted with a rich, fall baritone voice play for the Dodgers. After tales of Marty's minor league suc- that is used to great advantage in his songs "Here" and at McCarter cesses, and gossip about Antoinette's dalliance circulate, John- "Brooklyn." A small role is often thankless, but if done well tha dttlnjluNhad wHJih actiaai ny's resentment and anger reach their limit At a wedding can add a great deal to the play. A case in point is Vince reception Johnny confronts Marty, knocks him to the ground, Pelosi's portrayal of Branch Rickey. He brings to the stage a causing Marty to shatter his elbow, and in the process shatter- fully realized three-dimensional character rather than a cari- $ ing Marty's dreams of a pitching career. cature. Edwardo Bontempo gives a good comic performance as on Sunday, lapi 22, at 7*J0 pm Act II begins back in the present with Ike telling Torrie that Sonny Manoso, a bad wedding reception singer it w$ MoGartarinaatnit 91 Unwar* Marty, a few months after his accident, committed suicide. The direction, by Ken Webb and Ellen Turner, handle logis- Torrie then takes over the narration as we again flash back to tics of moving a cast of 19 on a small stage deftly. Particularly A won Or Qnaii OMU wai nan his parents, this time just a few years ago. Johnny, feeling effective are the transitions from the present to the flash backs unjustly blamed for Marty's death, has become sullen and em- and back again. I do wish, however that they had been a bit bittered. Antoinette deals with her own feelings of guilt by more judicious in cutting the script Particularly with an origi- drinking. Tome's story is interrupted with the arrival of his nal show, the director, not the playwright, must be the final sister Alicia (Maria Endick of South Plainfield). Alicia had left arbiter of what is presented on stage. Brooklyn for the west coast and has now returned to reconcile with the memory of her parents. We then flash back once more PROSPECT PARK: Music by Phii Cosfanzo, Book and Lyrics by Bud to Johnny and Antoinette who, just as they are attempting a Boccone. Directed by Ken Webb and Elien Turner. Musical Direction by H^^PHB W palp HP 1W new beginning, are killed in an automobile accident. The play Larry Rottweiler Jr. Choreography by David McfVfenem/e. Presented by the ends, as it began, in present day Prospect Park. Torrie, Alicia Parish Players at Edison Vailey P/aynouse. Last two performances this HIM and Ike, together are finally able to put the past behind them. Friday and Saturday at 8:30 pm Tickets: $12, $10 for students and the The book, by Bob Boccone, is rambling and unfocused. It eideriy. For reservations cail (908) 755-4654. Curtain calls OPENINGS Wednesday through Friday Bt •Harvey by Mary Chase, com- OfT-MOADSTHEET THEATRE Tickets $15.75 Fndays and Yorkers, Sept. 13 through Oct. ford (The Mersons), throu^i 3:30 p.m., Saturday at 5 p.m. edy about Elwood P. Oowtt, 5 S. Greenwood Ave, Sundays, $17.25 on Satur- 13. Fridays and Saturdays at Sepi. 1. Reopens Sept. 25 jnd 9 p.m., Sunday at 7 p.m. BUCKS COUNTY PUYHOUSE wtio pats around with a six-foot Hope well days. 8:30 p.m., Sundays at 7 p.m. through Oct. 13. Wednesday off Main Street (Rwr1 ad) Wednesday and Sunday mati- three-inch invisible rabbit. (609) 466-2766 SOMERSET VAUEY PLAYERS Tickets $13. Ihrough Friday at 8:30 p.m., New Hope, Pa. nees ot 2 p.m. Tickets $15 Sept. 6 Ihrough Sept. 28. Fri •TaWe Manners by Alan Ayck Amvreil Road & Route 514 Saturday at 5 p.m. and 9 (215) 862-2041 except Saturday at 5 p.m. for days and Saturdays at 8:30 bourn, part of his "Norman Hillsborougfi NOW PLAYING 1 p.m., Sunday at 7 p.m. •Info the Woods. Step ' \ $17 and at 9 p.m. lor $18. p.m., Sunday show Sept. 15 Congests" tnloft. Sept 13 (908> 725-2120 BUCKS COUNTY PUYHOUSE CIRCLE PlAYtRS Wednesday and Thursday mat Sondhdm and Janies' jpinr's at 2 p.m. Tickets $9 Fridays throujji Oct. 19, Fridays and (908)369-7469 Main Street, New Hope, Pa. 416 Victoria Ave. mees at 2 p,m. Tickets $15 musical take on Grimm fair and Saturdays, $8 Sundays. Saturdays at S p.m., dessert •Company, Stephen Sondheim 1215) 862-2041 tales, starring Jo Anno Wo «?y. Piscataway oxcept Saturday at 5 p.m. for Discounts for students and the at 7 p.m. Sundays ay 2:30 musical about love, friendship •la Cagp aw FoHes starring Sept. 4 Ihrough Snpt ?:. 1908) 968-7555 elderly. $17 and at 9 p.m. for $16. p,m, dessert at 1:30 p.m. and sen among a group of New Gene Raybum and Isabel San- September 4=6,1991 9 a.m. to 4 p.m, •"Asian Contrasts,11 mixed •last Train Out, Play Trains, ontinued from page 7 •"The Farm Series: A Portrait media from the Far East, Sept. Sept 7. wildings spanning New Jersey in Oil," paintings by Cindy L 7 through Oct. 7. THE ROOT ilstory from Colonial to Vfeto- Wagner, Aug. 30 through Oct. 95 French St ian eras. Re-created tenape 4. ZOOS New Brunswick ,'illage, portion of Moms Canal HOWARD MANN ART CENTER TURTU BACK ZOO (908) 545-8971 jnd crafts and trades demon- 45 N. Main St., LamberM/Je 560 Northfield Avenue SHOWN 27 itrated. Weekend admission (609) 397-2300 West Orange. Route 27 at Sand Hill Road (7.50, $5 for elderly and $3 Wed through Sun noon to 6 (201) 731-5801. Kendall Park for children. Weekdays $6 for p.m. Zoo devoted to New Jersey (908) 422-1117 adults, 14.50 for elderly, $3 •Charles Fazz/no, 3-0 con- wildlife, along with cougars, live comedy Friday and Sat- Tor children, structions, through Sept, 8. deer, sheep, llamas and urday starting 10 p.m. HUNTERDON ART CENTER wolves, Monday through Satur- riolo, Infantino, Joey Michaels, RT GALLERIES 7 Center St., Ctinton day from 10 a.m, to 5 p.m., Sept 6,7. (908) 735-8415 •Kevin Livingston, Anthony Ma* KWEEAfT Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 6 rini, Elaine Schneider, Sept. 329MitlbumAve,,MiHbum •Children's Arts Festival, Sept. p.m. Admission $6, (2.50 for (908) 467-0770 8. children aged 2 to 12 and the 13,14. elderly. Open year-round, SpecMizinf in ffne art of th« JCCARTQALtfRY •Ron Tobin, Nancy Irwin, Joey weather permitting. American SoutNwt Jewish Community Center of Grant, Sept. 20.21. •Stone and brorw tcUptuiM Metropolitan New Jersey STARGAZING •Sue Jeremy, DougBarat, Jo- by Cloud Ea*e,aT»w» Indian 760NwtMWdA«. seph Anthony, Sept. 27.28. from tf» Nwnbt Pueblo, Sept WestOrangi TWnANETAMUMAT SOMERSET HILTON 5,6,7. (201) 736-3200 RARTTAN VAUfV COMMUNITY 200 Atrium Drive, Somerset m -"Alt and Action: Wort* by (908) 469-2600. 309 Court St. HoboMn SWl Routo28andUmlr«tonRd. •Teen dance night *l DJ and (201)659-3570 Oct27. Branchburg effects, Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m, Thundiy and Friday from IAVONMTMUIRV (908)526-1200 SOMERSET SIDEUNE noon to 7 p.m., Saturday and 1020 Route 18 •FaiitoMStptl4throu«fl 375SomtnetSt Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. MovtaoySMai Nov. 23. North PlainftaW B*ry Saturday at 1p.m. (908) 797-1020 Also by appointment {906)257-6080 fatf nOcMn* RoohM Ride," musl- Rock I roi bands wiry Fri- p »Saptl4«mufiOcL6: caifbrchi»ena|N4rt5, tianot" and "Numb* Sadat," Da^Schnauar.ituachei, At 2 p.m., "Th« Secret of the p«ntirfi by EMM ffltdmohn, -The l7gNa ummmmum •Sl)adowboi,SaoL13. •B.8EAMES0EMiRQMl£RY p Tttt STONE PONY 6 N. Second AM. Adum$4,eNMmundarl2 913 Ocean Avenue and attar* (3.50. (908)691-0600. AaburyPeik (906) 2494071 (908)986-7177 Monday ttroufi Friday from dbpHy Horn Sept 23 throutfi Oct 26 at ihe tamtafer Union Cour^Colip Monday ftroufiWWnasday, 10 amto 9 p.m., Saturday QranibRi p Friday: 10 §.m. to »p.m. from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sun- G*fy, 6 N. Sooond *»., Htftod Park. 276-7627 ' Cyntcal, Pwtot Oo«% Sect 6. Thursday. 10 amto 8 p.m, day from noon to 5 p,m. •ThtDato AI>Stonx Sept 7. Saturday; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. •Chen** Sept It •Woodtn matte by Maondtr 3 Sou* Mount* AM. ^ etc. era noepoci9TOi H«vil*od Sapt23to0ct23. PAMOTMUIIIV ( MUNKtPALQALLDVV Far Hit Club mix OilAHNQMAIMS Jawtah Community Cantor (201) 746-5555 w p (908)234-2345 fMC (201)482-1150. Thnufi tabor Day. opan 455 Hoes Lane., Piscatawey. 1775 Oak Tmeftd, Edison, Monday through Thursday Continued from pagi 9 Wayne (201) 595-2654 Tuaadaythrauf) Friday worn •T.T.QuioK,Sept6. (908) 562-2301. (908) 494-3232. from 10 a.m,to 9 p.m., Friday •Worte by alumni trtists, 11 a.m, to 4 p.m. and Sun- •Deity Chain, Sept 7. Monday throufh Friday from Monday throigi Thursday 9 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Satur- RouH 27 and Tejmtdjt Road, throutfi Sept 10. day* from 2 p.m. to5p.cn. •Lucy Brown, Non Fiction, 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Free a.m. to 10:30 p.m., Friday and day from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Edison. SOUfttCOTOtfMUIff After Labor Day. open Tuesday, Sept 8. •omttion. Sunday 9 am to 5 p.m. •WatercokwbyMWnjdCush- (90S) 287-2222. Wednesday, Friday and Satur- •Tuff, Sept 20. Middleux County NEW JOtSIY CENTER FftMTMAKJNQ COUNCIL lrtSept6ttifou#iOct31. day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., •Law A Order, Sept 27. Community Co«a|i FORVWJALART6 •"September Interlude," dem- 155M*Rd..Edi»on Sunday end Thursday from 2 T-MRDSCAn 66 6m St., Summit 440 Rher Road, Branchburg ortstrathm by artists nl iMne (201) 481-048(1 (908)906-2566 p.m. to 9 p.m. Ctotad Mon- 707 Main Street, AsburyParV (908) 273-9121. (908) 725-2110. bar, refreshments, Rytand Inn •7 Seconds, Lucy Brown, Monday throufi Friday, 10 days and major holidays. Do- (908) 502-0217. GaHery hours Monday Gallery hours Tuesday In WhKehouse, Quictaand, S«pt 5. a.m, to 4:30 p.m, nation 14, $2 for ttudenn and through Friday from noon to 4 Jah Low (acoustic reggae) through Friday from 10 am to SWAIN QAUJEMES nAVKNlAMQt •Nlcholat MateuJr,, paint- the elderly, free to those under Mondays. p.m., Saturday and Sunday 3 p.m., Saturday from 1 p.m. 703Watchun|Ave.,Ptainfiek1 Routa 35, SayrtviHa. 18. from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Lance Larson, Tuesdays. to 4 p,m, (908) 756-1707 (908)721^0100. "AsburyUnplug|ed"«rThe 27. •"Contemporary Works from •"Traffic Jam: America's Love •"New Jersey Print Masters," WATCHUNQ ARTS CENTER TH| RIVERfRONT CHUM CORP. QAUfltV the Collection," throu^ Jan. oftrwAutomoblle/'SeptlS Soul Engines, Wednesdays. works by 12 artists on display 18 Stirling Rd, Watchung U Main Street, South Rivw. •See Jane Run, Karen Mans- 15 Mountain View Road 12. through Oct 27. Sept 6 through Oct. 12. (908) 753-0190 (906)390-4438, Wamn •Hilde Dluhy, monoprints and field, Sept. 6, •Fall classes start Sept 23 In SOMERSET ART ASSOCIATION Sundays from 2 p.m. to 5 •The Counterfeit Cowboy Band, (201) 984-3100 cartooning, photography, wa- watercolors, Sept. 20 through •I Kill Me, Jumping Jungle, Ca- Peapack Road p.m. Payback, Sept 6, Monday throutfi Friday from tercolof and pastels, sculpture, Oct. 24. nine, Sept. 7. 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Forbes Newspapers 416 VICTORIA AVENUE PISCATAWAY, NEW JERSEY 08854 DANCE SHOES • GYMNASTIC SHOES • UNIQUE GIF ITEMS September 4,-6,1991 Forbes Newspapers 17 Weekend FRANKUN VIUAGERS BARN THEATRE Thsj Boys Next Door 475 DeMott Lane between Easton Avenue May 2 through May 24 and Anwel Road Tom Griffin's humorous drama about four mentally Franklto Municipal Complex handicapped men learning to cope with the outside (908) 873-2710 world. The Lion In Winter SOMERSET VALLEY PLAYHOUSE Sept. 27 through Oct. 20 Route 514 (AmwoH Road), Neshanic Station James Goldman's historical drama about King Henry (908) 369-7469 of England and Eleanor of Aquitainc, whose sons are Company maneuvering to become Henry's successor afler his Sept 13 through Oct. 13 death. Special show for the elderly Sept. 12 Me and My Girl The Stephen Sondheim musical about love, sex and Nov. $ through Dec, 15 friendship among a group of New Yorkers. Victorian-era musical about a Cockney lad from Lam- CtMpter Vno beth who becomes the heir to a viscount's estate. Jan. 17 through Feb. 9 Tito H#WI ChfOMClM Neil Simon's play about a writer, still recovering from Jan. 17 through Feb. 9 the death of his wife, preparing to start a new marriage (pending availability) and a new life. Wendy Wasserstein's Tony- and Pulitzer-prize win- ning play about the life of a feminist art scholar. Olympus on My MUM March 13 through April 12 Feb. 28 through March 29 "One thing Til say for him: Jesus is cool." The once A musical spoof of the exploits of ancient gods, with controversial musical that helped put Andrew Lloyd Jupiter taking human form to bed Alcemene, the wife of Webber on the map. Amphitryon. Among the supporting characters is the ^Wy II M^MH| Nnl hopeless Dolores, cast only because her husband, Mur- May 15 through June 7 ray the Furrier, is the show's backer. Woody Allen's early comedy aboufc a nebbtshy movie Humors buff who gets advice on winning women from the shade April 24 through May 17 of Humphrey Bogart (Pending availability) UM DM d TMIQf Neil Simon's farce about four couples who show up to celebrate their friend's tenth wedding anniversary, only Seduction and mistaken identity behind the scenes at to And the host has shot himself and the wife is no- an opera house. where in sight •fun un ftooov Sept. U through Oct. 4 June 5 through My 12 Peter Shaffer's drama about a psychiatrist who dis- The Stephen Sondhcim-James Lapine musical blends covers the private mythology of a troubled young man. the stories of Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Jack FRONT and the Beanstalk and Rapunzel. Nov, 6 through Dec. 6 Musical drawn from Damon Runyon's stories of gang- sters and their molls. PUYH0USE22 210 Dunhame Comer Road East Bninswlck ROW (908) 254-3939 Ftorello Oct. 18 through Nov. 10 ' Musical based on the life of Fiorello H. LaGuardia, chronicling his rise from laywer to the office of Mayor of New York City. CENTER Jerry's Girls Dec. 27 through Jan. 12 Jerry Herman's best songs for women, drawn from such musicals us Maine, Hello Dohj!, Mack and Mabel, A A thumbnail guide Day in HollywoodJA Nujhi in the Ukraine. New Year's Eve gala performance includes wine, buflct and danc- to local theaters ing. Broadway Bound and their seasons Feb. 7 through March 3 The final play in Neil Simon's autobiographical tril- ogy {Brighton Beach Memoirs and Biloxi Blues being the first two) follows Eugene and Stanley as they break into the world of professional comedy. The Sound of Music April 3 through May 3 The Rodgers and Hammerstein musical about the Von Trapp family's escape from Austria following the Anschluss. CIRCLE PLAYERS Nunsenso 416 Victoria Ave.? Piscatawav (908)968-7555 or Chicago Harvey June 5 through June 28 Sept. 6 through Sept. 28 The last production of the season will be either Nun- The story of Elwood P, Dowd and his buddy, a six-foot sense, the popular musical about a fundraiser put on by three-inch invisible rabbit the Order of Our Little Sisters of Hoboken, or Chicago, Quartermalne'i Terms set among the gangsters and molls of the Roaring Twen- Not?, J through Nov. 23. ties. Simon Gray's play about the lives and passions of six BUCKS COUNTY PUYHOUSE British schoolteachers. P.O. Box 313 New Hope, Pa. Strange Snow (215)862-2041 Jan. 3 through Jan,,26 UCagtmixFoftM Steve Metcalfs play about two Vietnam War veterans, Sept. 25 through Oct 13 the basis for the film Jacknife. The musical comedy adaptation of one of the most Ctoter Than Ever popular French films ever made. March 7 through March 29 A Chorus Une A ne nusical by David Shire and Richard Maltby Jr. Oct 16 through Dec. J in whit i series of vignettes deal with the comedy and Dancers trying out for a musical talk about their lives drama i adult life. and their hopes, Broadway's longest running musical. Continued on page 19 Vfeetend Forbes Newspapers September 4-6,1991 VfeotandPlus CorNnuM from psft 18 homebound British playwright and an American actress again as Leonide experiences the darker side of pas- Am* suffering from a rare neurological disease. sion and learns the deceptive art of seduction. Dec. 4 through Dec. 22 The adventures of the comic strip orphan and her Feb. 1 through Feb. 23 RUTGERS UNIVERSITY nemesis, Miss Hannigan, The owner of a Rhode Island family business must fend off a hostile takeover orchestrated by one of Wall (908) 932-7511 CROSSROADS THEATRE COMPANY Street's toughest raiders. Hw Time of Your Uto UWnpNun MWLf ROT BramHGH Nov. 7-24, Philip J, Levin Tlieater . (908)249-9881 Feb. 29 through March 22 Rutgers Arts Center, New Brunswick Premiere of a new play by Marsha Norman {'night A wistful comedy of dreams and questions about life Mother), a backstage drama in which the actors' lives as an assortment of high- and lowlifes encounter each Nov. 29 through Jan. 5 parallel those of the Biblical characters Sarah and other in Nick's Water Front Saloon in San Francisco. The tale of Orpheus and Eurydice set during Carnival Abraham. in Trinidad; based on the 19GB flint Dec. 3 through Dec 8, Livingston Theater, Kilmer Campus, Piseataway Oak «J Ivy April$ through April 26 Fifty years before the Persian Gulf War, American Jan. 16 through Fri, 16 A new musical adaptation of Mark Twain's story in women served in the forefront of battle. A celebration of The theater's Black History Month offering, chroni- which a young prince trades lives with one of his sub- forgotten courage. cling the relationship between Paul Laurence Dunbar jects. and Alice Nelson Dunbar - turn-of-the-century black Feb. 6 throuoh Feb. 23 poets. PkifyJ.Lnin Theatre A wacky comedy that asks, "How can ordinary people Feb. 27 throutfh March » cope with those whose native genius for making for- World premiere of a new play by Ntouke Shange, tunes empowers them to control society?" author of for colored girts who have considered nuride when the rainbow is enuf, with original musk byBilty OcL 8 through Od 27 March 24 through March 29 "Spaceman" Patersoti Buffalo Bill's outrageous Wild West Show is the Lampion Hieatre framework for this fascinating exploration of the strug- Rock art roll. At 17, call it romance. At 37, call it April 1 through April 12 gle of Native Americans to preserve their culture and yesterday's business A comedy of froten dreamt "A Celebration tf New Voices at Crossroads," aka. homeland. Sitting Bull, Wild Bill Hickock, Geronimo, the third annual festival of new plays being developed Billy the Kid and Jesse James are featured in this by the company. compelling drama that moves through the memories and myths of our American past, to bring us closer in May 8 through June 7 touch with history. This highly theatrical revival is filled A group of successful black men, all Howard Univer- with original music and dance, created especially for sity alumni, coming to grips with their lives. A new play this production. by Richard Wesley, author of The Mighty Gents and the screenplays for Uptown Saturday Night and Let's Do It Jan. 7 through Jan. 26 Again. Set in a provincial town in Russia at the turn of the GEORGE STREET PIAYHOUSE century, this classic drama centers around a family 9 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick who, longing for change, struggles to redefine a purpose (906) 246-7717 in each of their lives. Lanford Wilson's inspiring trans- Hi© Cnga^anient lation brings new life to the play, capturing the lyricism Sept 28 through Oct. 20 and compassion in Chekhov's poignant masterpiece. Premiere of a romantic comedy about four friends Marriage Play who have sworn never to marry, and what happens Feb. 11 through March J when one of them proposes to his girlfriend. Edward Albee, one of America's leading playwrights, Anna Christie directs the American premiere of his new play in a co- Oct. 26 through Nov. 17 production with the Alley Theatre of Houston. With Eugene O'NeiU's early play about a Swedish captain, acerbic wit and affection, Albce probes beneath the his prostitute daughter and a tough but sentimental surface of a dissolving marraige as a middle-aged cou- coaUtoker. ple examines their 25 years together. I Ought to Be In Pictures The Triumph of Love Neil Simon's comedy about a divorced screenwriter March 24 through April 12 whose life is disrupted by the appearance of his daugh- This 18th-century French comedy explores the psy- ter, an aspiring actress, chology of love. An erotic entanglement begins as Le- Separation onide, a Spartan princess, masquerades as a man in Jan. 4 through Jan. 26 order to gain the confidence and eventual love of Agis, Premiere of an unconventional love story about a the heir to her throne. Love is won and lost and won September 4-6,1991 Forbes Newspapers 19 STAR IS BORN >v. Forbes Newspapers' new entertainment section previews your weekend...PLUS what's happening all week long! Each week you'll find in this section: W?1* «»^* e Special Events an information-packed directory of a variety of area happenings A weekly weekend entertainment section ... PLUS so much more. Forbes Newspapers A DIVISION OF FORBES INC. Printers & Publishers of: Somerset Messenger-Gazette • Bound Brook Chronicle • Middlesex Chronicle • Piscataway-Dunellen Review • Metuchen-Edison Review • South Plainfield Reporter • Green Brook-North Plainfield Journal t Highland Park Herald • The Hills-Bedminster Press • Cranford Chronicle •Franklin Focus • Scotch Plains-Fanwood Press • The Westfield Record • 6omerset County Shopper t Middlesex County Shopper. s^!/^'r * A-;;\ <*. .,, 20 "orbes NewsfWpers September 4-6,1991 IN IN G Side orders First class all the way WWm H HOT* IMwl IfUIHI Four-star dining in Bernardsville •:A • m+twiywWMVwvym By MICKI PULSINELLI Culinary Correspondent hat an impressive place Tlw Mr* MNls Inn is! W From the lobby, with its big marble fireplace and large overstuffed chairs, to the dining room, with its I Ml ft f 1**1 mirrored walls, wide ma- hogany wood moulding and fieldstone fireplace, every- thing is presented with great sophistication. (The guests must do likewise: jackets are required.) The food, the ser- vice the presentation - first Mowdy thiQMpi wtoyt 4-p Jti tfi 6 class all the way. R78B«iaCt At the desk in the lobby is a * * brochure that explains about the Inn's history (it was built Photo by George Pacciello in 1907) and of the renova- OlD WORLD CHARMiVincent Sorge, a waiter at the very impressive Bernards Inn in Bemardsviile, looks after two customers, No tions that were completed in 1987. Owner/manager Alice Rouchat, an interior designer by informative and friendly, while the busboys always arrived on trade, had everything in the building either replaced or refur- time to replace silverware and plates. Michael Johnson, Direc- Utttt Apple Cflfeof bished. tor of Dining Services, should be complimented for managing offw and ort0nal New York comtdy I have no idea what the Inn looked like before Mrs. Rouchat such an efficient staff. S renovated. But I can tell you this, the place now exudes charm After a complimentary serving of peach chiflfon and home- # * * and grace. This New World restaurant has what writers refer made potato chips, we started with Maryland lump crabcakes ftoikii'io* Bound Srook is now to as "Old World charm," much like Bernardsville itself with a tomato and chive beurre blanc appetizer for my hus- But the keystone of Mrs. Rouchat's rebuilding of the Ber- band, and escargot in garlic butter with grilled eggplant, to- nards Inn was her decision to hire executive chef Edward mato and zucchini ($9) for me. t * * Stone. Prior to Mr. Stone's arrival several years ago, the Ber- The light and moist crabcakes were surrounded with pea CNna Moon H opimd itiiKont) nards Inn was a beautiful place to dine but the food was pods and diced carrots, and served with a cream sauce. The unimaginable, Now all of that has changed. The combination of escargot, was the best I ever tasted. It had just the right Mrs. Rouchat decorating with Edward Stone's menu is the amount of garlic, • # recipe for a four-star restaurant. My husbands entree was medallions of veal for $22. The veal The menu is small, consisting of two soups ($4,50 and $6 for was sauteed and served over a light tasting brown sauce with lobster bisque), seven appetizers ($8 to $12), two salads ($4.50 to $6 for a Caesar salad), and 11 entrees ($19 to $26 for steamed morel mushrooms, snow pea pods, leaks, sundried tomatoes Maine lobster with orzo and finished with a citrus butter and angel hair pasta. The veal was very tender, you could cut it sauce) with choices of fowl, fish or meat. The menu is also with a fork, while the taste of the angel hair pasta sauce was supplemented witrf several nightly specials. It may be a small simply outstanding. selection but everything sounds so appealing that we changed I ordered the spinach fettucini with crabmeat ($19). This was our minds several times before ordering. served in a light sauce with asparagus and plum tomatoes. I Let me walk you through some of the items; Warm lobster tried my husband's angel hair pasta to see if the sauces were tll4r salad finished in an orange vinaigrette with fresh peaches the same, They weren't - each was distinctive and superb. ($12), carpaccio of beef tenderloin with nicoise olives and dijon The Bernards Inn make its own desserts, including home- made ice cream and sorbets, each for $6. My husband ordered vinaigrette ($9). How about entrees of farm raised guinea hen * *'*' in a sundried cherry and brandy au jus ($23), filet of red the homemade vanilla ice cream topped with a mixture of snapper served on a bed of braised leeks with a light thyme fresh berries and finished with an amaretto sabayon. What a sauce ($22), or grilled filet of beef with a sun-dried tomato and way to end the evening! caper demi-glace ($23). You won't find these items in many After an evening of dining you can relax in The Inn's large Hippy nOWm 80IM if I Wlf WHld restaurants. bar where a piano player is featured on weekends, or just The presentation is another work of art. Each dish came with lounge in the comfortable lobby. Or, if you want to make it a ' M>uM hiiiimi vegetables in a beautiful flower arrangement Nothing was out • really unforgettable evening, stay overnight in one of the 20 of place. And the service was impeccable. Our waitress was guest rooms. 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BROILED PORK COMBINATION Lobster Dinner m CHOPS $ 95 MONDAY NITES with Applesauce 10. BROILED 12' THURS. NITE 4. STEAK PIZZIOLA RED SNAPPER Monday Nite • Monday Night NJ's Hottest 5. SHRIMP CREOLE in Lemon Butter Sauce Football & $1.00 Drafts Ladies Night over Rice Football • 10 Foot Large Screen 11. ROAST TURKEY $ 00 1/2 Price 6. ROAST BEEF TV • 22 Other TVs with House Stuffing 1 Drafts Drinks for AuJus and Cranberry Sauce • 500 Hot Dogs 'from kickoffs to final game ^ Ladies 7. CRABMEAT STUFFED 12. BROILED FILLET Free food at half time FILLET OF SOLE ATLANTIC SALMON Thurs. & Fri. Above entrees served with soup du jour or fruit cup, tossed or 5 pm - 7 pm , greek salad, potato or vegetable, ice cream rice pudding or K Altitude Adjustment Buffet fy! Jello, coffee or tea. J^ Daily Drink Specials ^Jjj Private & Our Regular Menu Also Available Fri. & Sat. 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Classified ad: Includes PRE| Soup & Soda 1 (800) 334-0531 247-1727 257-2666 Qmili^ioChoose From Outside NJ: Lunch, Dinner, Late Night Seven Days ^___ (908) 231-6611 to sign up for the Tour Leaves brbes Newspapers It's not European Holiday Oct. 8-17 pmiioN oi /mill i«r * • * Germany • Switzerland t si tofli|t|»1 Milling*4UtHI • IMM »'»» 0* * Call too late... Austria • Liechenstein for only *1,865 1-800-523-6767 per person to sign up today! double occupancy, plus tax v v September 4-6,1991. Fortes' Newspapers • WBeWM ' A Center for the ^plnming and Cultural Arts 1991/92 Subscription Series \n Six Great Shows at 25% Off November 8 • Dec. 15 September 27 • October 20 Bevlied by Stephen Fry, this grand old musical has V 4 book tnd lyrics by Arthur Rose and Douglas A dramitic oomtdy by J«n« Gold- Furb«r ind music by Noel Qay, In his youth, Vii- mm. King Htnry of Ertgltnd conltm- count Hereford sired a son and heir. Upon th« plitM whit witl btcomt of hit kind- Viscount's death his solicitor discovers thai th« real Qom tttv hit (kith. Hit torn ioni by heir to the Hareford mate Is a cockney lad named Etanor ol AqulUlnt M «l vying to Bill Irom Umbethl The upper-crust are appalled by rulr Hwvy tiwi »*• wi b* • ditt*- young Bill, his simple girlfriend and their Lambeth Iroui rtvoWion. but hi It d*t«mir*d main. Each ol the elite set tries to "re-educate* the to kMp hi kingdom unHW. H« con- ildtrt tiring in twir by hit mittrMt. new heir lo the ways to th» affluent but wind up but Htn K would only «Jd tott w being convened to the simple ways ol the Lambeth ooHlict. Mr, Qoidnwn't briHitm UM of crowd. lingua hu Intpkid «w crtfca tocompar t him toShtkMpNri . February 28 • March 29 A delightful musical with book and lyres by Barry 11 il 1 January 17 • February 9 Harman and music by Grant Stunale. It follows in the Fi tradition of "The Boys From Syracuse." Based on the This enthralling play by Lanlord Wilson Amphitryon mylh in which Jupiter comes to Earth in has been hailed as a major work by human form to bed the lair Alcemene (wile ol one ol our theatre's most important Amphitryon). Posing as Amphitryon, Jupiter unexpectedly shows up. Jupiter's servant Mercury is and celebrated writers. It deals with a along for the ride posing as Amphitryon's servant to group ol former student activists and woo Aiecemene's handmaiden. Add a chorus ol Tom, trie changes which have been Dick and Horace and the di2y Dolores (who is in the cast only because her husband Murray the Furrier is wrought in their lives and attitudes In the years since the show's financial backer) and this show becomes a leaving college. hysterical musical spoof of the classic Greek drama. June 5-July 12 Stephen Sondeim and James Lapine's April 24-May 17 incredible musical interpretation of the famous Grimm fairy tales. Interweaving Neil Simon's farce about four couples meeting to a a hilarious mix ol Cinderalla, Littlo Red celebrate their friend's tenth wedding anniversary. Riding Hood, The Baker's Wile, Jack The only problem is the guests of honor are not celebrating. The host, who is by the way deputy and the Beanstalk and flapumel, the mayor ol Now York, has shot himself in the head (only a llesh wound) and his wife Is nowhere to plot ends happily ever after in Act I. Act be found. In Mr, Simon's inmitable style the audience is treated to a rollor coaster ride of wild II bring us back to the same woods stories from each ol the provious couples, in an eHort to explain the slrango circumstances without somclimo later to find thoso same incriminating themselves. characters coping with the results of their actions in Act I, including a most formidable giant. Filled with wit, sentiment, humor and melody tins Subscriber Benefits musical is an enchanting ana inioxi D 25% oil regular price tickets. 475 DeMott Lane eating experience for all ages. D The best seats In the house tor every performance In Franklin Twp. Municipal Complex, Somerset 0 No waiting In line at the box office or being sold out ot a performance. Single Ticket Prices: Musicals are $15 for all performances D Subscriber exchange privileges Plays are $12 for all performances D Information and discounts lor Villagers 908-873-2710 DUcourMd ttudtnt trvd wnlw cWzin "Ruih Tlckitu" «* ivfili&U on Friday* ind Sundiyi only it (10 for Mutlcili md M for Ptayi. Thtii HckiU mail t>* putchiMd it Ihi boi offlct wllhln ont hour ot special events including Children's Theatre. pKformtnn tlmi wd cinnoi b» rtiirvtd. flroup Riln • i mltbl* \v group! ol 20 or marl. FORM tofSubi. Diy Tlmt Srtltt Price TOTAL Series The Lion Me and Fifth ol Olympus Rumors Into the In Winter My Girl July On My Mind Woods N.imr. $gQO0 A Friday 8:30 Sept. 27 Nov. 8 Jan. 17 Feb. 28 Apr, 24 Junes flr.Hr add my Ian deductible donation n B Saturday 8:30 Sept. 28 Nov. 9 Jan. 18 Feb. 29 Apr, 25 June 6 DUO 0*25 OS50 rj$UV D C Sunday 7:30 Sept. 29 Nov. 10 Jan. 19 Mar. 1 Apr, 26 June? D Friday 6:30 Oct. 4 Nov. 15 Jan. 24 Mar, 6 May 1 June 12 IVsljflr and (fondling Our^r $100 E Saturday 6:30 Oct. 5 Nov. 16 Jan. 25 Mar. 7 t.ly_ Slate. ZIP, May 2 June 13 TOTAL F Sunday 2:30 Ocl.6 Nov. 17 Jan. 26 Mar.B May 3 June 14 1'lnmcflioMifl , ibusine »L G Friday 8:30 Ocl. 11 Nov, 22 Jan. 31 Mar. 13 Mayfl June 19 H Saturday 8:30 Oct, 12 Nov. 23 Feb. 1 Mar. 14 May 9 June 20 I would like lo piy by: D check enclosed DVISA D MasterCard Spcct 1 Sunday 7:30 Oct. 13 Nov. 24 Feb. 2 Mar. 15 May 10 June 21 Old No:» • • J Friday 8:30 Oct. 1B Nov. 29 Feb. 7 Mar. 20 May 15 Juns 26 VillBjen Theitrt K Saturday 6:30 Oct. 19 Nov. 30 Feb. 6 Mar. 21 MAIL May 16 June 27 P.O. Box 6I7S ExpDile: ' L Sunday 2:30 Ocl. 20 Dec 1 Feb. 9 Mar. 22 May 17 June 28 Somerset, NJ 08875 Sipmluir. 28 WEEKENDPLUS Forbes Newspapers September 4-6,1991