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er school Man, 27, held in rape, murder try of girl, 14 ay «nvi immttY mi RECORD Rape crisis center NORTH PLAINFIELD - A 27-year-old Elizabeth man remained in the Somerset County Jail Tuesday supports many victims in lieu of $100,000 bail after being charged with the attempted murder and rape of a 14-year-old Westfield By ELIZABETH QROMEK girl he had met at a party in the borough. THE RECORD The defendant, Patrick LaTourette, was arraigned There were 116 rapes reported in Union County before Superior Court Judge David G. Lucas in Som- last year, according the Uniform Crime Report. The erville Monday on charges of first degree attempted victims of rape and sexual assault often need some murder and first degree aggravated assault following assistance in dealing with the experience. The Union the incident, which occurred late Friday night or early County Rape Crisis Center, headquartered in West- Saturday morning in a wooded area of North Plain- field, provides some of the services they seek. field. Center counselors begin assisting the victim as Mr. LaTourette was arrested Saturday following an soon as they are contacted. If the victim needs med- investigation by the North Plainfield Police Depart- ical assistance or wants to press charges, they make ment and the Somerset County Prosecutor's Office, one of their volunteer advocates available. Center said North Plainfield Police Chief Allen R. Stine. Administrator Jennifer Pmden said if the victim asks According to an affidavit filed by the prosecutor's not to see someone, they will respect that. office, the victim told investigators that she and her Pressing charges includes two medical attacker met Friday night at the home of one of her (Please turn to page A-2) friends and later went out for a walk. As the two approached a wooded area, the victim said she want- gators that he then checked for a pulse, and finding ed to turn back, but agreed to sit and talk, the af- none, dragged the victim into the wooded area and fidavit stated. The defendant then grabbed her around the neck and choked her until she was un- left her there, according to the affidavit. conscious, the victim told investigators. The victim told authorities she awe-re sometime According to the affidavit, the defendant told au- after the incident and found herself gripped below thorities that he became angry after the girl appeared the waist and bleeding. She then went to a nearby to want to have sex with him, and then changed her residence and called North Plainfield police. mind He said thil prompted him to choke her until The victim was taken to Muhlenberg Regional Med- she was unconscious, and sexually assault her, the ical Center in Plainfield for treatment after the as- affidavit stated. Mr. LaTourette allegedly told investi- sault Local M.D. first in state to use SHARON VWLSON/THt RECORD A young •tudwit practices karat* at tha nawly OfMjiad Vlllarl'a school on Cantral Avanu*. as Instructor Vic Byrd provldaa targat and coaching. A story on tha naw facility Is on pag* laparascopy in kidney removal B-3. By EUZABETH OWOMEK watching the screen can bo difficult at first. But Dr. Curlik compares it to playing Nintendo. THE RECORD "It's just like using the joystick," lie said. A Westfield doctor was the first in New Jersey to Learning how to perform the nroeohire involved $1,944 weekend retreat builds use a revolutionary surgical technique for removing a observation and practicing on arvr- •]••:.. The doctor kidney. also assisted on cases with gym.->..• ;l. •<;;'••:; !>ofore he Dr. Martin Curlik, a urologist, removed a diseased operated on his own. While the pr<^.i.-....s is tricky, Dr. kidney by using a procedure called laparoscopic ne- Curlik said it is actually safer than n nhtj- ; . I surgery board team work — in private phrectomy which uses narrow tube-like instruments a because it is less invasive. Doctor. n1 ,-•, l.iparo- tiny incision, and a miniature camera. scopic procedures should be wtii e.\j>>: ce A town policeman 'shadowed' his Bobby Inside Sharing services among towns and school Business B-3 counterpart in London and learned A-7 can save taxes and improve services A-4 Calendar A-10 Community Life A-7 The Obituaries A-8 Opinion A-4 Police log A-3 Record Religion A-8 1 Action on the town's playgrounds continues It may be the eve of the yearly 'dog days, Sports B-l this week regardless of the heat or humidity A-3 but the town's calendar is full A-10 A-2 News July 30,1992 Shows slated Rape crisis center Center sets 12-year-old is music at Aquarium (Continued from page A-l) self takes time. exams, one to determine the ex- "It's a long process, I would like child food The New Jersey State Aquarium tent of the injuries and the other to see it shorter," she said. director for Bard play at Camden offers several special If the victim does not want to plan rules tion. ! programs each day including seal to gather specimens which will be Blair Brown, a talented 12-year- used for evidence. The process in- press charges, then only a medical old musician will be featured as There will be two performances shows, touching of small sharks, exam to see If there are any inter- The Westfield Community Cen- on both July 30 and 31; a 1 pin. divers answering questions via volves the local police, detectives, ter announces the sponsorship of musical director and composer in nal or external injuries is re- the July 30-31 Westfield Young and 7 p.m. show, held in the audi- scuba phones in an open-ocean and the doctor. The detectives pro- quired. The trip to the emergency the Child Care Food Program. This program is designed to provide People's Performing Arts Com- torium at Roosevelt Intermediate tank, and a multi-media slide pre- vide a special kit to be used in the room can be lengthy, she said. School, 301 Clark St, Westfield. ; sentation on conservation on the rape exam, for evidence. Ms. Pru- The advocate from the Center meals to children in child care cen- pany's production of William Delaware River. The shows are ters, recreation programs, etc. Shakespeare's A Midsummer Tickets are $6 at the box office of den said that a number of the area will stay with the victim through- Night's Dream. the Westfield School of Dance, 4J>2 staggered throughout the day. hospitals do make rape victims out the entire process, including Meals are available at no separate Check the visitor's guide or infor- the trial or looking at mug shots. charge to all children 12 and under Blair, who will enter the eighth Boulevard in Westfield, from 3-9 mation desk for specific times. their priority, but coordinating the enrolled in the Child Care Food grade at linn Hill School in Moun- p.m. Monday through Fridiy. people involved and the routine it- The advocates are intensely General admission is $8.50; chil- trained by the Center. Program and are served without tainside this fall, has written part Group sales discounts are avail- dren ages 2-11, $5.50; students Weekend retreat The police departments have regard to race, color, national ori- of the music which will be featured able. Call 789-3011 for more infor- with ID. and senior citizens, $7. (Continued from page A-l) taken the crime of rape more seri- gin, handicap, age or sex. in the romantic comedy and will mation. -, Parking is available from $4 to $7. Mrs. Pepper said the board did ously lately, as awareness grows The eligibility income scale is ef- also act in the role of Philostrate in For more information call (609) not make any decisions, but she throughout the public, Ms. Pruden fective from July 1, 1992 through the play. 365-3300. did say that they discussed what noted. "The level of sensitivity is June 30, 1993: Family size 1: free She began her study of music at the outcomes of those choices growing," she said. yearly income — $8,853, reduced the age of five when she started might be. So far "nothing Is defi- The number of rapes reported is yearly income, $12,599; family size taking piano lessons. Now she Grysko named estimated to be only one tenth of 2: free yearly income — $11,947, studies both piano and musical : Local M.D. is first nite," she said. reduced yearly income, $17,002; <; (Continued from page A-l) The trip is paid for through the actual number of rapes that composition under the tutelage of school principal occur. Of these, 85 percent are family size 3: free yearly income — Dr. Loretta Jankowski in Moun- Right now, the cost equals the funds allocated in the board's bud- $15, 041, reduced yearly income, The Scotch Plains-Fanwoqd price of traditional surgery, but get The time away allowed the date or acquaintance rape, which tainside. has gotten much attention lately, $21,405; family size 4: free yearly "Blair Brown is a talented young Board of Education recently ap- the expense is expected to drop. members to improve their per- income — $18,135; reduced yearly pointed Jeffrey Grysko as princi- Since the recovery time is much spective, Mrs. Pepper stated. she said. According to the state's lady. We are very lucky to have a pal of the School One Elementary statistics, Rape occurs most often income, $25,808. Each additional nationally acclaimed young artist shorter, there is less time and "Going out of town gives us more family member free yearly in- School in Scotch Plains. Mr. Grys- money spent waiting to heal. focus," she said. in August Forty percent of those composing our score," said Cynthia arrested for rape are between the come, plus $3,094, reduced yearly ko assumed his new position July This is the first time the proce- "It is a real plus," she added. income, plus $4,403. Meryl, co-director of the produc- 1, and replaced the retiring School ages of 25 and 29. But there was a One Principal James V. Cerasa. ; dure has been performed in the The session was an executive four percent decrease in the num- The Child Care Food Program is state. There have been less than session and not open to the public, ber of rapes reported in 1991, com- a federal program of Food and Nu- Top at Kent Place Most of Mr. Grysko's pro- 75 laproscopic nephectomies even if they were willing to make pared to the previous year. trition Service, United States De- Kent Place Middle School Direc- fessional years in education ha\fe worldwide. the trip to Princeton. But the The Center also fields calls from partment of Agriculture. tor Susan Bosland announced end- been spent in Scotch Plainp- Dr. Curlik recently moved his 6- Board of Education will report women who were raped or as- of-year merit awards for eighth- Fanwood Schools. Prior to becom- year-old practice to his hometown fully on the weekend at the next saulted years ago and are just now PLANE NOISE COMPLAINTS grade students. The Montgomery ing principal of School One, he of Westfield from Elizabeth. He is public meeting Aug. 18, Mrs. Pep- Residents wishing to complain Award for student leadership was served as the district's K-12 Super- dealing with the aftermath. visor of Health and Physical edu- on stafT at Overlook and St Eliza- per said. The retreat had a posi- The Center also has group coun- about airplane noise problems may presented to JulieKessler of Cran- beth hospitals. Dr. Curlik also tive effect on her and will help to call the Newark Airplane Noise ford. Students earning departmen- cation. Mr. Grysko also worked as seling for incest survivors, mothers a teacher of physical education in teaches the laparoscopic proce- make the board an effective team, of incest victims, and a teen group. Complaint line at (908) 961-2028 or tal honors during the 1991-92 aca- dure at New York University. according to its president the FAA Noise Complaint line at demic year included Lesley Hill of, Scotch Plains-Fanwood for close to Call the Rape Crisis Center at 233- seven years. RAPE(7273X 1-800-336-6166. Westfield, drama. The Westfield Young People's Performing Arts Company presents Young People I thought college of the was just for other people. Westfield Area (ages 8-18) starring in William Shakespeare's . Four Performances! — July 30 & 31 Matinees at 1PM I Evening Performances at 7PM Roosevelt Intermediate School 301 Clark Street, Westfield Tickets: $6:00 For more information, call 789-3011 There are lots of reasons to go to college. But for me, there's only one: I want to make something of my life. That's why I go to Union County College. The people at UCC really care. There are 60 programs to choose from and even classes to help prepare students for college level work. The tuition is Trie winners of Uie affordable and more than half the students get some type of financial aid. With New Jersey Festival three locations, no one in Union County is more than 10 minutes from a campus. of Ballooning... And classes are offered at night and on weekends. Call today. You'll find that UCC is just right for you, too. 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A win- tiac parked in front of the house. guests included Union County McPherson and Mike Holzbach. dow was broken on the west side. • • • Prosecutor Andrew Ruotolo and The Eagle rank, the highest • • • Christopher Leonardis of Cum- American Legion Representatives achievement given by the Boy Friday, July 24 berland Street was arrested on a Mr. and Mrs. Al Moeller. Scouts of America, was presented Police arrested James Edmond- Plainfield contempt of court war- rant. He is being held in lieu of Advancements to the ranks of to Christopher Harms, son of Mr. son of Forest Avenue on a traffic -i and Mrs. Paul Hanas of Westfleld. warrant from Summit. He was re- $500 bail. Tenderfoot were achieved by Mile leased on $182 bail. Holzbach, Chris McPherson, Ryan Mr. Ruotolo and Tim Avos, Troop • • • McManemin and Ben Nowacky. 73 scoutmaster presented Chris • • * A Carol Road resident reported Second Class advancements were with his badge. Officers Wayman and Constanzo two vehicles parked on the drive- awarded to James Clark, Chris Congratulatory messages were arrested Steven J. Walsh of Fan- way were entered. The cars were McPherson, Ryan McManemin and read by Master of Ceremonies Joe wood for driving while intoxicated. unlocked. Two garage door openers Cecala, from President Bush, Gov- A blood alcohol content of .14 per- were reported missing. Ben Nowacky. Brian Clancy and cent was obtained. Kevin Van Liew received the life ernor Florio, Senators Frank Laut- • • * enberg and Donald DiFrancesco, Saturday, July 25 A resident of the Bronx was \ Congressman Matthew Rinaldo, A resident of Perm Valley, Pa. robbed at knifepoint in the vicinity E. Broad closed Assemblyman Richard Bagger and reported the theft of a purse at an of the southside train station. $5 starting Monday Mayor Garland Boothe. east Broad Street residence. was taken. 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This week the same scar- have their math book bought over 600 different city is the topic, but the focus is on snaring times from the same theoretical publisher, when services — people — who provide police, in- Texas, to use the extreme opposite example, spection and administrative support to the buys that same book in one negotiation for its government entities. students who outnumber all of New Jersey's Money can be saved by sharing such services school students? and one way or another eliminating depart- The fact is, too many public employees ment heads, computer systems, and employ- deemed "good guys", or "just X years from re- ees performing identical functions. These tirement" or who "do so many other good things mirrored duplications occur now in neighbor- for town or school district" are hooked into buy- ing square-mile towns or thinly populated ing paper and pencils from a local vendor, or a townships where volumes of police calls and familiar provider. They're personally regarded as business office activities are low, and inef- "fixtures" within their existing small town and ficiency is high. In addition, computers with their purchasing practices are rendered invisible vastly more capacity than is used in such to scanning political eyes, because "that's just small operations make consolidation all the the way it's done.'Thus, town by town, school more logical and cost-efficient. district by district, the political and personal will To heighten the irony, in many cases there power (some call it guts or vision) just never is duplication of people, function, and equip- materializes. Nothing changes, inefficiencies be- ment within the same municipality. Why come "unbreakable" traditions, and John and should a school board and a township serving Mary Q. pay the price. the same community of taxpayers each have This is the second of a three-part series ad- a business manager buying paper and pencils dressing the tax costs of the more than 1,300 and supervising the execution of the payroll autonomous governing units within New Jersey. Letters Councilman Greco fills us in on that poor-quality pothole repair work To The Record: the consequences to an auto's wheel alignment and response, I was told by Westfield Public Works that issues facing our civilization or even our community, In an earlier letter on another topic, I mentioned suspension, but I also note the potential for serious utility excavations are the responsibility of the utility but these ubiquitous, man-made hazards are annoy- the fact that my daily business activities necessitate injury when the vehicle that encounters one of these Involved, which does seem reasonable. ing, dangerous, and correctable. Those citizens of that I travel the streets and thoroughfares of West- holes, helmets notwithstanding. PSE&G did offer to come and inspect any excava- Westfield or any other town can register a complaint field extensively. In so doing over the past several Upon calling the Elizabethtown Water Company to tion they were responsible for if provided the street about any pothole with the utility responsible, identi- months, I have become more and more dismayed at inquire as to properly repairing several holes their location. I encountered some reluctance in getting fying its location, and following up to ensure a posi- the growing prevalence of inadequately repaired pot- crews had created, I was advised that these crews are "inspect" translated to "repair," but only an actual tive response. holes in our streets, many of which are due to excava- not equipped to do a finished, proper repair job when experience could resolve that semantic difficulty, I Some potholes are, of course, not the responsibility tions by water, gas and electric companies. they finish the work that is their primary respon- suspect of any utility, in which case they belong to the West Of course, we all accept that these streets diggings sibility. They simply refill the hole preliminarily and a Recapping briefly, then, waiting one to two months field Public Works Department which can be notified are necessary for repairs and maintenance. When that for Elizabethtown Water Company's private contractor private contractor is notified its location. The con- by telephoning 654-4100. Numbers to call to reach the work is completed, however, it seems one pound of tractor later locates the hole and properly repairs it, to do a proper, finished repair job seems excessively proper office at the utilities are 654-1234, ext. 500 at dirt and asphalt is replaced for every pound-and-a- but the time lag can be up to two months, I was told. long. half originally excavated. The result is a 3- to 6-inch Maybe they need an additional contractor. I also doubt that any of us can accept Elizabeth- Elizabethtown Water Company, 289-5000 at Elizabeth- depression in the street within days, and a further After my inquiry at Elizabethtown Gas, they did town Gas Company's contention that such repairs are town Gas, and 558-7533 at PSE&G. Should you fail to result is a bone- and suspension-jarring experience dispatch a crew the next day but the crew was misin- the responsibility of our Public Works Department. receive a positive response to a call to any of these when a vehicle hits these craters. formed that there was a gas leak. When shown the We have yet to ascertain what FSE&G's action would numbers, please contact your Town Council member The deeper versions of these depressions, complete pothole, they advised that this was not the respon- be after they "inspect" one of their potholes, but only for appropriate follow-up action. with sharp asphalt edges, can easily damage the tire sibility of the gas company and that I should call a "test run" can determine that NORMAN N. GRECO and rim of an automobile or bicycle, not to mention Westfield Public Works to have it fixed. Pursuing that To be sure, this problem is not among the major Westfield Councilman Rescue Squad thanks donors for help in reaching goal Congress shortchanging land buying fund To The Record: donations will allow us to continue operations this All the members of the Westfield Volunteer Rescue year and meet several extraordinary expenses. •y PAV1O MOOUE velopment of open space and to help states with Squad would like to thank our neighbors for their We would like to thank Mayor Boothe for declaring NORTH JERSEY CONSERVATION FOUNDATION matching dollars do the same. March, Westfield Rescue Squad month. We also New Jersey has held its own in terms of the match- generous support in our annual fund drive. Although This isn't called the Garden State without reason. ing funds, receiving over $98 million over the life of we have reached our goal for the year, additional would like to thank the town's business community for its support. And we would like to make a special We still have lots of farms left, although not like the the Fund but, with the exception of just the last fiscal donations would be more than welcome. thanks to The Westfteld Record for the publicity it good old days of the '70's, and we have done a cred- year, hasn't attracted its share for federal acquisitions. The two toughest jobs faced by any rescue or first provided during the fund drive. ible job of protecting open space and parkland, to a You would think with all that money, we would be aid squad in New Jersey is getting active members KIRK G. FLEMING great degree through dollars from the federal Land rich in public lands; after all, over $900 million comes and raising donations. Our squad must qualify as one President and Water Conservation Fund. in nationally from those dedicated revenue sources of the luckiest rescue squads in the state. We have JOEURSOJR. Even in this crowded state we're in, forest cover each year. The trouble is, only $250 million of that is over 130 EMTs and dispatchers. And your generous occupies 40 percent of the land, and farms another 15 appropriated by Congress in an average year for the Captain percent whole country. Anything left unspent is used for Some of those woods and farms have houses scat- whatever the administration wants. Positive real estate fact looked negative on Record graphic tered in and about them, to be sure, but since the first Of that appropriated total, only half a million dol- Green Acres bond issue was passed in 19G1, over a lars comes to the aid of New Jersey. To The Record: reader interpreted this to mean that only 1 percent of billion dollars has been invested in public open space From time to time, Congress has considered setting lands with a combination of federal, state, county, up a trust fund, using the Land and Water Conserva- The Westfield Board of Realtors feel that the Home all homes for sale were listed on the MLS, which is municipal and private funds. tion Fund as a revenue source, spending only the Sales article and graph by Elizabeth Gromek on page That doesn't count the lands purchased by the Na- interest from the trust fund to aid in open space definitely not the true situation. tional Park Service for additions to Morristown Na- preservation. Nothing has ever been put into law, 1 of the July 23 edition needs to be clarified. It should also be noted that the Westfield Board of tional Historic Park or the Appalachian Trail or the thanks chiefly to lobbyists for owners of private lands We had originally submitted more statistics than five U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Refuges from Cape amidst or around public lands in the west. Realtors did not draw the graph. May to Wallkill. They have a good thing going and don't want to get those printed, but we understand limitations of space. It does, however, include some of the dollars com- bought out. Having a farm, ranch or resort in the We would appreciate your correction of this data. However, we feel the graph misleads the reading pub- ing from the Land and Water Conservation Fund. middle of a national forest is a good deal; not only do This is a dedicated fund with income from the sale of you have your own property to use, but the federal lic in the area of listings submitted to the MLS. 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The following news from West- Smith, the art teacher, taught the children howand was enjoyed by all. lenge of rain. However, with a little Camp Nature Specialist Matthew field's playgrounds was compiled by Wlrmera In Connect Four were (Grade 1-3): to design T-shirts. There was a costume parade Monday's swim at Memorial Pool marked first: Shrief Kamel; second: Michael Tozzl; third: in the afternoon. Prlzae were awarded: Mary the beginning or Circus Week. This week * extra time and creative planning, Garcia presented the campers with playground counselors and partici- Gennlfef Staling: (Grade 4-6): -The Westfield Record- A-6 Community Life July 30,1992 Joey Funes wins Arts Workshop's Marc Hardy ial Scholarship - The Westlleld Workshop for the was killed in a car accident in 1990. ductions including Joseph and the for the Arts' (WWA) theater pro- monkeys Andrea Hester, Abigail each child gained experience and •*Arts (WWA) has awarded its third He had attended the WWA for sev Technicolor Dream Coat. gram. Several other Westfield resi- Bercovicz, and Kate Richlin-Zack. exposure on stage, veteran director iinnual Marc W. Hardy Memorial eral years and was an exceptionally This season, the Junior Musical dents can be seen in the produc- Mellissa Miller is a monkey gen- Drude Roessler of Westfield modi- Scholarship to Joey Funes of West- talented student who had hoped to is presenting The Jungle Book July tion. Danielle Rodman plays Kaa, eral. fied the story made famous by the lleld. Th<> award is presented to a pursue a career in theater. The 30 31 at Westlietd High School, 550 Stephanie Flynn, Bridget Be the slippery python, and also one Disney film. Ms. Roessler devel- student in the WWA Junior Musi- WWA established the scholarship Dorian Road, Westfield. Matinee of the monkeys. Stephen Cun- nisch, Lisa Born stein and Sarah v;i\ who demonstrates the most po- to recognize and encourage stu- performances will begin at 1 p.m.ningham plays Rama, the wolf fa- Mullen play elephant soldiers. The oped some of the minor characters tential, theatrical ability and whodents with the same kind of po- and evening performances at 8ther. Christine Michaels is Prima, wolf cubs are played by Amanda and reintroduced others who ap- tan benefit from the tuition sup- tential. p.m. on both days. the high priestess of the monkeys. Kelly, Maeve Turner and Nicole pear in the original text written by ! Hirt. Joey is a seventh grader at Edi- The show features young actors Robyn Lee plays Mowgli's moth- Luria. Rudyard Kipling. Marc Hardy was a senior at son Intermediate School. He hasfrom central New Jersey who are er Messua; she also appears as a To showcase the talents of all 32 The Jungle Book is directed by .Westfield High School when he appeared in several theater pro- enrolled in the Westfield Workshop monkey, joined by her fellow- cast members and ensure that Westfield resident Drude Roessler. Area service Directory AIR CONDITIONING • CUSTOM CABINETS GLASS PAINTER PLUMBERS TREE SERVICE finedesign AUTO SAFETY ELOIDES GARCIA MCDOWELLS w GLASS CO. 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WOltk <.l AKWIIIl) 276-1111 TEL276-OB0B FAX 908-964-1374 (5325) CALL 908-322-4363 L Master Card, 908-233-9696 -The Westfield Record- *The\testfieldRecoit! A-7 Community We A Westfield policeman in the Queen's court •y WUZAMStH OROMtK was not lessened, Patrolman Wolf- son caught a glimpse of that fa- son said. mous blond hair as the singer THE RECORD In addition, the forces there are drove passed the officer's car in A conversation started during a challenged on a more physical the neighborhood. routine day directing traffic led to level, he added It could be a battle Westfield police captain, John an out of the ordinary trip to Eng- of size or strength, not just a reach Wheatley, said it was great for the land for Westfield Patrolman for the gun. Patrolman Wolfson patrolman to see the British force Christopher Wolfson. said. Although they have their in action. It was an opportunity to Speaking with a British police- share of crime, he noted, they do see the differences in the polioe man who was visiting the area, Pa- not want to cany guns. forces in different cultures, he trolman Wolfson received an invi- "It is just a liability they would added. ; tation to visit England to see how rather not deal with," he said. Patrolman Wolfson and Cori- its police force works. The police force had been au- stable Jones did some quick touf- Taking his new friend up on his thorized to carry larger batons with ing through London, merely driv- offer. Patrolman Wolfson visited handles, called PR-24s, but decided ing past the tourist attractions add the constabulary in the town of Ep- to wait to actually do so after see- hopping out to take a picture. Con- ping, as the guest of the constable ing the reverberations of the beat- stable Jones was paralyzed in an he had met downtown, Paul Jones. ing of Rodney King by Los Ange- auto accident while responding to Is Both police officers are members les police, according to Patrolman call and has retired from the force of the International Association of Wolfson. Me was amazed that the One of the highlights of the Police and the trip was an unof- impact of the incident reached ficial exchange between the two England. speedy tour was going to a cross- forces. The town, which is about 45 Another difference between the walk on Abbey Road where trie minutes from London, is a suburb two forces that he noted was that Beatles were photographed for one similar to Westfield, Patrolman British police can stop a car for any of their album covers. : Wolfson said. reason if they want. He had always wanted to go to During the trip he was interested "They will stop a car just to see England and took advantage of the in seeing how the force operates the credentials," he said. "Maybe low air fares to take Constable without carrying guns. The average it's because they have more terror- Jones up on his offer. He looks Bobbies only carry wooden clubs ism, or just because the laws about forward to visiting again and about a foot long, but the officers citizens' rights are different" spending more time seeing the rest While he was in Epping, he rode of the country. But the few days he with the police force and visited spent with the Epping force did liament or other potential targets the helicopter unit. Their beat in- give him a greater perspective on of terrorism do carry firearms. cludes patrolling the estate of rock the role of police and the two dif- Even without guns, their authority star Rod Stewart. Patrolman Wolf- ferent cultures, he said. Bridge party benefit planned School news The GFWC Woman's Club of I made by noon Tuesday, Aug. 4, Westfleld has finalized plans tor a by calling Raymond's Restaurant scholarship "Gala Dessert-Bridge at (908) 233-5150. Those who 1 Club Students in Mrs. Angela LaCar- Party ' to be held at the clubhouse, have attended the luncheons re- rubba's second-grade class at Wil- 318 South Euclid Ave,, Oct 28 from cently arc on a calling list and son School shared "big books" of 1-4 p.m. news will be phoned regarding their their own creation during a recent The proceeds from this affair wi ' reservation. performance for families and be used to award scholarships and will be the fun house, ferns • • • friends entitled, "A Rainbow of Ad- freshman grants to deserving high wheel, games of chance and a The Adult Cultural Exchange, ventures." school students who will be graduat- smorgasbord of food. Over 40 a JCC of Central New Jersey- Accompanied by songs and nar- ing in 1992. booths and rides will be available sponsored group of young se- ratives, the children read the books Mrs. L John McHugh and Mrs. as well as adequate parking. niors between the ages of 50-70 which they authored and il- Comer D. Shacklett, party co- Admission is free and proceeds years old who partake in once-a- lustrated themselves. chairwomen have chosen the follow- benefit The Cerebral Palsy month excursions to events and The big books presentation was ing club members to assist wtth this League of Union County with a places of Jewish interest, is plan- the culmination of a two-month- charitable event: Mrs. Charles Brown, distribution to charitable agen- ning a trip Wednesday, Aug. 12, long program designed to immerse Mrs. Lawrence Bryant, Mrs. WJ. cies in Linden. to the Hudson River Museum in the second-graders in the complete Campbell, Mrs. John Czarny, Mrs. • • • Yonkers, N.Y. creative writing process, beginning LS. Hater, Mrs. Samuel Kuna, Mrs. At a recent regular luncheon The day includes a guided tour with the initial ideas for the stories, William Uggitt, Mrs. E. M. Meyer, meeting of the Rotary Club of giving an overview of the collec- through the writing, editing, il- Mrs. Stanley Ottoson, Mrs. Dewey Westfield, club member Past Dis- tion, a visit to the John Bond lustrating, and "publishing" of the Rairtville, Mrs. Harold Snyder, Mrs. trict Governor Weyman O. Steen- Trevor Mansion, lunch in the books. Caryle Wieseman and Ms. Afyce Wil- grafe introduced the speaker, Museum Cafe and an afternoon The big books become part of liams. Past District Governor Harold concert of classical and contem- the Wilson School Library collec- Dick Turner of Turner World Travel Chasen of the Springfield Gub. porary music performed in the tion to be enjoyed by students in Inc., again wi co-sponsor with the Rotarian Chasen is a volunteer Andrus Planetarium by members future years. club, a $1,000 'Trip-Of-Your-Cnoice" with the Service Corps of Retired of the Manhattan Woodwind award and tickets may be purchased Executives (SCORE). He gave an Quintet. The fee is $32 for JCC All-state Legal Supply Co. of from any dub member or from Turn- outline of the operations of this members and $36 for non- Cranford announced the winners er World Travel, 2238 South Ave., non-profit organization. members. The van leaves the of its 1992 academic scholarships. A group of second grade student* at Wilson School recently Westfield. SCORE has been functioning JCC at 8:30 a.m. and will return The recipients include Christopher shared "big books" of their own creation during a performance For more information and table nationwide for the past 27 years about 4 p.m. M. Pipher of Westfield. The schol- for families and friends entitled "A Rainbow of Adventures." reservations, cal Mrs. L John with a current roll of 13,000 ex- For more information, call 276- arship program was established in Pictured with their book, "Dan and Jen's Fun Day Under the McHugh. ecutives who have operated a 7213 or 396-1757. To be placed on 1986 to commemorate the com- Sea" are (from left): Sara Laskow, Dan Caprario, Stephanie • * • wide variety of businesses and the mailing list, send $2 to Har- pany's 40th anniversary and every Breakstone, and Daniel Goldberg. The Newcomers Club of West- who are willing to listen to aspir- riette Koved, 14 Samoset Rd., year provides qualified offspring of field has announced that moth- ing or functioning small business Cranford, N.J. 07016. All-state employees with $1,000 each toward college expenses. ers and children will meet Thurs- people and offer advice based on • * • Welsh, Cranford. Mairen Lenehan, John Mann, Adri- days at the Memorial Pool Mr. Pipher will attend Union experience. Sign your third, fourth, or fifth * * • enne Mazzarese, Emi Narusawa, (weather permitting) for lunch "Sometimes SCORE is used as grader up for some exciting re- County College to study electronic Poul Neilsen, Lauren Newmark, and swimming starting at noon. engineering. His father Frank is Dryden Watner of Westfield High a sounding board rather than cession buster programs at Trail- School was nominated for a Na- Sophie Ngewo, Alicia Nicoll, Eliza- In addition, Jenny and John telling people how to run their side Nature & Science Center employed in the corporation de- partment while his mother Camille tional Caring Award, which are beth Oppenheim, Susan Petrino, Cline will host the annual adult businesses," Mr. Chasen said. this summer. The Center, accord- Molly Phelan, Sarah Ponzio, Tara barbeque at their home Aug. 1 is on the graphic arts staff. presented by the Caring Institute, Mr. Chasen told of many suc- ing to the Union County Board of a non-profit organization based in Pusich, Jessie Reider, Danielle beginning at 6 p.m. The rain date cess stories and said that volun- Chosen Freeholders, still has Rodman, Lauren Rudofsky, Lisa is Sunday, Aug. 2, at 5 p.m. Jeffrey M. Smith, the son of Mr. Washington, D.C. The purpose of teers are always required to con- openings in a number of pro- these awards is to identify adults Salmond, Trudy Schundler, Elyssa A cake-decorating demonstra- tinue this free service to small grams for this age group. and Mrs. Jeff Smith of Westfield, graduated recently from the Hill and young people who have dem- Serrilli, Eli2abeth Shannon, Amir tion will be at the home of Terri businesses. SCORE exemplifies When students sign up for the Shmueli, Abdalla Simaika, Ryan Macri Tuesday, Aug. 4 at 8 p.m. School in Pottstown, Pa He was a onstrated extraordinary com- the vocational avenue of service Junior Bird Club on Thursdays, passion and caring, to find mecha- Stefuik, Edward Stoner, Laura On Wednesday, Aug. 26, a visit in Rotary which assists business Aug. 6 and 13 from 9:30-11:30 letter winner on both the swim- ming and water polo teams. He nisms that reinforce these valuable Sweeney, Christopher Tafelski, will be made to the Cloister's in people on a worldwide basis. a.m., they'll learn birds by flight, social instincts, and to create peer Nicole Tarica, Allison Totams and Manhattan for lunch, tour and • • • field markings and shapes while will attend Lehigh University in the fall." • • role models. Kathryn Tracy. some shopping. The town of dark will be ex- visiting field, forest and wetland Two Westfield residents are • • • 8th Grade Distinguished Newcomers meet Mondays at plored in a slide show and lec- habitats. Honor Roll 10 a.m. in Mindowaskin Park among the Morristown-Beard The following Roosevelt Inter- ture to be presented by the West- Students will put their new mediate School students have Jennifer Faulkner, Sharon near the swings. For more infor- found skills to use with the help School students who achieved hon- field Historical Society at its ors at the close of the academic achieved listing on the distin- Gambino, Deborah Iintz, Jennifer mation, write the Newcomers monthly first Wednesday lunch- of Trailside binoculars (or they Livaudis, Alexandra Martins, Rach- Club of Westfield, P.O. Box 612, year. guished honor roll or honor roll for eon to be held in Raymond's can bring their own). The fee is the fourth marking period. el McKenzie, Sarah Rood, Douglas Westfield, 07091 or call Laurie at Restaurant at noon, Aug. 5. $15. Charles Wund, an eighth grader, received the French Award, for To be included in the distin- Sanford, Sandeep Satwalekar, Eliz- 233-0494. "Slithering Serpents" Thurs- This will be the second pro- proficiency in that language at the guished honor group, a student abeth Van Ipercn and Benjamin • • • gram in the new series featuring days, Aug. 20 and 27 from 10- Moying-up Ceremony for his class. must obtain a grade of A in all Wei. Are you new to the area? Have the history of towns located near 11:30 a.m. is a fun and in-depth He is the son of Jo Ann and John major academic subjects and no 8th Grade Honor Roll you lived here for some time and Westfield. The story of Clark will snake program where partici- C. Wund; Mr. Wund is a member of grade below B in minor subjects. Matthew Ambrosia, Raymond want to get more involved in the be presented by James D. Mum- pants will learn facts about New the Science Department faculty at To be named to the honor roll, a Barbiere, Kclli Bodayla, Adam community? Why not come to ford, a former resident of West- Jersey snakes and meet some Morris town-Beard. student must obtain grades of A or Borchin, Stephanie Brcndcl, Al- the next meeting of the Westfield live ones from Trailside's collec- Geld who has resided in Clark for Students named to the Junior B in all subjects, major or minor. lison Cambria, David Caprario, Jaycees and find out more about the past 43 years. tion. The fee is $12. Honor Society for academic 7th Grade Distinguished Deirdrc Cooney, Frank Coppa, Lara our organization: Wednesday, Mr, Mumford served as presi- All programs require pre- achievement are Charles Wund Honor Roll Dekmezian, Michael Dixon, Victor Aug. 5, 6:30 p.m. at John Chiesa's dent of the Clark Historical Soci- registration. For registration in- and Jeannette Yudes, a seventh Kristin Chabala, Shannon Encarnacion, Megan Foley, Micha- house, 207 Sunset Avenue, West- ety for three terms and currently formation and space availability, grader and daughter of Bobbins Dodge, Jane Garrity, Kathryn el Fry, Philippe Gabriel, Daniel field. Bring your appetite. Up- is in charge of buildings and call Trailside at 7B9-3C70. and James Yudcs. Keinkcl, Alcna Lygate, Ryan Ma- Garry, Shari Gersch, Elizabeth Gi- coming events include the Aug. grounds at the Dr. William Rob- • • • loney, Lauren McGovern, Lauren ameo, Jodi Goldberg, Kcllie Gon- 29 Echo Lake Park Picnic, the inson Plantation, operated by the Individual artists interested in The following students from this Pepper, Sarah Rubenstein, Dora calves, Jessica Harris, Megan Hog- Oct. 4 Bike Tour, and a Hal- Clark Historical Society. leading, establishing, or expand- area have graduated from Mount Sugar and Iicssa Tortorcllo. arth, Sean Horan, Jennie Kas- loween Party. For more infor- He was an active participant in ing workshops in schools, centers St Mary Academy: 7th Grade Honor Roll sakian, Kimberly Kelly, Scott King, mation, call Ken Ciarroco at 654- the restoration of the Robinson and other sites are invited to at- Diane Rose Capitly (Magna Cum Shelly Bansal, Virginia Blauvelt, Stephanie Kornicke, Jared Iicht- 0500. Plantation, a unique 17th century tend a special three-hour "How- Laude), Scotch Plains; Korie Mich- Jesse Blumberg, Lisa Bornstein, enthal, Eric Lincnberg, John Lo- » * • farmhouse of early New England To" session, sponsored by the elle Danielczyk, Scotch Plains; Kelly Ann Bums, Theresa Ca- consolo, Joseph McGill, Renu Cerebral Palsy League of architecture that was the home Union County Office of Cultural Valeria Mariana de los Rios, Cran- prario, Lauren DeMarco, Paul De- Mehta, Terry Milanette, Leo Mu- Union County will sponsor a of Dr. Robinson, a Scottish Quak- it Heritage Affairs, Division of ford; Jennifer Iris DiPace (Summa Carli, Elizabeth Dcderick, Jonathan sler, Leigh Pravda, Elizabeth Raetz, summer carnival Aug. 4-9, ot the er, and will show several slides Parks St Recreation. Cum Laude), Scotch Plains; Nan DiGiovanni, Tara Douglas, Derek Brian Riley, Michael Rodihan, linden Airport, U.S. Highway 1- taken during the restoration. The event will take place Tues- Stewart Gadek, Westfield; Chris- Fisher, Melissa Fleming, Lauren Kelly Romlne, Stephanie Sasso, Carnival hours are 6-11 p.m. Although sponsored by the day, Aug. 4, 1092 from 6-9 p.m. at tina Noel Glaydura, Fanwood; Flynn, Erica Fox-Sherman, Chris- Jennifer Schader, Meghan Schwar- Tuesday through Friday and 2-11 Westfield Historical Society, the the Elizabethtown Gas Company Catherine Mankowski, Cranford; topher Guerin, Courtney El, Brian zenbek, Kathy Shafiee, Holly Tal- p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Dutch treat luncheon is open to headquarters, Morris Avenue, Valley; Kelly Anne McGrath, Cran- Joffe, Mark Juelis, Momoko bott, Oianna Vollni, Katherine Wer- Among the many attractions the public. Reservations must be Union. ford; Jessica Lenore Porchetta, Kawaguchi, Christopher Keller, ley, Brian Williams, Nicole Scotch Plains; Laura Elizabeth Jennifer Kemps, Daniel Lampert, Wygovsky and Jane ZeUkovic. Community Uffc July 30,1992 Obituaries Doubly honored Religion World Youth Day '93 volunteers are sought A talent search is on for individuals, groups and organizations who express faith and spirituality through music, drama, dance, storytelling and other talents and who want to volunteer at the World Youth Day '93 in Denver, Cola Aug. 11-15. Frank S. Campbell, 88 Organizers also are seeking persons skilled in facilitating group discus- sions which will include faith sharing and educational opportunities. Retired railroad passenger agent liturgical celebrations and community service opportunities also will Frank S. Campbell, 88, a pas- both in Lafayette Hill play a key part of WYD '93. It is slated to include participation of Pope senger agent with the former His wife, Margaret B. Campbell, John Paul n and is expected to draw tens of thousands of persons to Reading Railroad until his retire- is deceased. activities geared to persons from ages IS through the thirties. ment in 1969, died July 25, 1992 at Surviving are a daughter, Pa- „•...• WYD '93 marks the fifth Vatican-sponsored international assembly. Cranford Health and Extended tricia Curtis; and two grandchil- Individuals and groups who wish to perform should send a brief f Care Center. dren. resume, program description, name and address of a contact person, and He was born in Philadelphia, Pa, Services and burial were held when appropriate, a cassette of the performers displaying their talents to and moved to Westfleld in 1982 yesterday in Pennsylvania. Local World Youth Day '93, National Office, 3211 Fourth St, N.E. Washington, from Lafayette Hill, Pa. arrangements were by the Memo- D.C 20017. For more information, call (202) 541-3001. Mr. Campbell was an associate rial Funeral Home, Fanwood. member of the First United Meth- In lieu of flowers, contributions odist Church and belonged to an may be made to the Memorial Temple Installs elected officers, board at service organization of retired Reading Fund of the Messiah United Meth- Robert Cagnaasola, cantor, accepts a resolution Temple Sha'arey Shalom, at a recent Friday night Sabbath service Railroad employees. He also was a odist Church, 527 Ridge Pike, honoring him for having b««n •looted president of the New installed its newly-elected officers and Board of Trustees for the 1992-93 charter member of the Messiah Lafayette Hill, Pa. 19444, or the Jersey State Board of Accountancy from Union County Free- year. United Methodist Church and a First United Methodist Church, 1 holder Chairman Louis Santagata, right and Vice Chairman Beverly Schwartz, a resident of Union, was installed as president; member of the Community Elders, East tiroad St, Westfleld, 07090. Linda-Lee Kelly during a recent ceremony. Mr. Cagnaasola Rona Siegel, William Moesch and Bruce Pitman, vice presidents; Alice also Is a member of the American Institute of CPAs, the N.J. Keppler, treasurer, Carol Blum, recording secretary; Suzanne Firsich- Society of CPAs, the Reglatered Municipal Accountants As* baum, financial secretary; and Rita Brounstein, corresponding secretary. Salvatore Daniel Motto, 79 soclatlon, and the Association of Environmental Authority. The Board of Trustee members installed were: Arlene Newman, Frank Goodman, Nancy Marsillo, Deborah Bersey-wiener, Sam Fromkin, Mat- [Once owned a construction company thew Ravitz, Jeff Rauchbach, Myma Wasserman and Elaine Eisenstein. Salvatore Daniel Motto, 79, who Mary Lou Motto of Summit and Continuing service on the board from a previously elected term are: Joel [owned a South Orange construc- Carol Castellucdo of Belle- New officers Harris, Hymen Kleinman, Herbert Gerstenfeld, Ralph Joel, John Schlag- tion company under his name ville; three grandchildren; and two er and Leslie RaguccL from 1950-1970, died July 22, 1092 brothers, George Motto of New Temple Sha'arey Shalom is a Reform congregation affiliated with the I at his home. Hartford, N.Y., and Vincent Motto Union of American Hebrew Congregations (UAHC). Membership is from Mr. Motto was bom in Utica, ofFayetteville, N.Y. Essex, Morris, Somerset, and Union counties including the towns of (N.Y., and moved to Westfleld in A Mass of Christian Burial was Clark, Chatham, Cranford, Elizabeth, Millbum, Mountainside, Short 1980 from South Orange. He was a offered Saturday at Holy Trinity Hills, Summit, Watchung, Warren, Westfield and Union. Roman Catholic Church, following member of the Newark Central services at the Dooley Colonial Call the Temple office at (201) 379-5387 for information on member- I Lions Club and in 1961 was the Home. Entombment was in the ship. (deputy district governor for Lions Hollywood Memorial Park mauso- {International in New Jersey. leum, Union, Rev. David Harwood is to be Sunday preacher Surviving are his wife, Mae Bi- In lieu of flowers, contributions lamonte Motto; a son, Michael may be made to the Westfleld Res- The Rev. David F. Harwood, senior minister at First United Methodist Motto of Mendham; two daughters, cue Squad. Church, Westfield will preach Sunday. Morning worship begins at 10 am. with child care, followed by a Fellowship Time in the Fellowship Room, an informal gathering of the community and visitors. The Rev. David F. Harwood's sermon ii titled, "Befriending the Stranger." Holy Dorothy Grillo Praesel, 70 Communion will be served during the service. Receptionist at Westfield church Newly elected officers of the Woman's Club of Westfield are Mrs. Harry L. Petersan, first vice presldsnt; Mrs. Ashton Dr. William Ross Forbes to lead 2 church services ji Dorothy Grillo Praesel, 70, a pa- Westfield; and a brother, Robert Cuckler, assistant treasurer; Mra. Charles E. Brown, presi- dent; Mrs. Warren Beatty, aecond vice president, and Mlas Dr. William Ross Forbes will preach at both the 8 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. rishioner of Holy Trinity Roman Grillo in southern New Jersey. Ellen W. DuPont, third vice president. Nominating committee worship services at The Presbyterian Church in Westfield Sunday. The Catholic Church on First Street A Mass of Christian Burial was members are Mrs. Malcolm G. Robinson, Mrs. Cucklar, Mrs. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated at both services. The •nd the church's receptionist for 20 Carlyle Wlesmsn, and Mrs. John McHugh. summer choir will rehearse at 9:10 a.m. Child care is available during the offered Tuesday at Holy Trinity years, died July 18, 1992 at Over- 9:30 service. look Hospital. Church. Burial was in St Ger- She was born in Brooklyn and trude's Cemetery, Colonia. had lived in Westfield since 1937. Arrangements were by the Doo- Union County Religious ^Directory Mrs. Praesel also was president ley Colonial Home. of Court Trinity No. 337, Catholic Daughters of the Americas, She St. The ,,! formerly was a den mother and Garwood TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN!!! k United Church of Christ Presbyterian leader of Cub Scout Pack 373, PEACE 213 Center Si. Church based at Holy Trinity Church. G.'invood TREADMILLS FELLOWSHIP 341 Spruce Avenue I Surviving are her husband, Os- ^789-1285 Guwood, NJ. 07027 There has never been a better time to 950 RARJTAN ROAD 789-0390 car Praesel; two sons, Tom Praesel CRANFORD. 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Get the TRUE advantage! School. Charter member Church Newark Ave. « 23rd St., Kanllworih Services Here, 908-272-6131 of rescue squad First Sunday Services: Fred L. Grander, 76, a charter 11 AM - Family Bible Hours and THI Sunday School for All Agas member of the Westfield Rescue Call Donna 7:00 PM - Evening Services Squad, died July 9, 1992 at the Ber- 185Rt.22Eost 128 Rt. 4 Baptist , 7:30 PM - fraya* and BIW» study Green Brook, NJ Paramus, NJ Friday. 7:00 PM — Youth Mating keley Heights Convalescent Cen- at 233-9696 Friday Mght Chfldfan'a Cub ter. (MDHI-MS5 (2IDU3-HU T+JO Pm IO>ada School A**) Church Cai For Mora imormattpn He was born in Garwood and 170 Elm Street had lived in Westfield since 1960. WMMlaid, Naw Jaracy 07090 Redeemer Lutheran Church 233-2276 GREATER Mr. Grander also was a tool and Clark and Cowperthwalt* Plac* MT. ZION - UHC die maker with the Thomas Sc COUNT YOUR SAVINGS (2 Block! North ol Lord and TnyloO Summer Worahlp 10:00 AM 43 lohnson Avenue Betts Corp. and retired in 1982 WeilflBld, NJ Nuraery Provided IN A COOL ROOM. 232-1517 Dr. Robert (_ Harvey, Paator Cranford. N| 07106 from the company's Elizabeth Rmv. Paul F. Kritsch, Pastor (90S) 2760830 Robert Borchin, D.C.E. plant. He served in the Army dur- A* •••"• PASTOR: REV. CHARLIE W. BULLOCK Buy any York High Efficiency SUMMf fl SCHEDULE OF WORSHIP SERVICES. u ing World War II and was a mem- Air Conditioner (H*DH Series) JULY THROUOH SEPTEMBER t: 5 H -The Westfield Record- July 30,1992 Community Ufo Edison Intermediate School lists fourth period honor rolls The following students at the Ed- Liu L Brown, Janelle Hinqjos, Pwn- Friedman, Douglas Oellcr, William R. Turek, Angelo Uodferri, A. Tracy Van Yevich, Jonathan W. Jonei. Isaacs, Juri Htazawa, Christian Long, ison Intermediate School in West- ela A. Johnston, Jamie Moahln, Laura Hedden, Sean M. Higgins, Lynda Cort, Karl L. Vlach, Casey Wetterling, Efrat Magdieli, Sandra M. Malak, field have achieved listing on theJ- Krevsky, Christopher Panagos, Hoesly, Michael P. Holzmiller, Chleko Michael P, Wyatt. 8th Grade Honor Roll Sara Mankosld, Elizabeth Manning, distinguished honor roll or honor Peter Lee, Lauren Ray, Andrew Ichikawa, Steven Kapuscinski, Jamie Adam D. Andreski, lrina R. Avram, Andrew McCabe, Karen McGuire, Re- roll for the fourth and final mark-Sobel- Matthew MacaluM, Tiffany J. Ketcher, Brian Kievnlng, Julia B. Le- tth Grade DUtlnguiihed Honor Roll Melissa A. Betkowski, Matthew becca B. Minarik, Jenna OMulford, ing period. Vora. hman, U Juan LJu, Sandra Mam- Lori Barer, Sara J. Becker, Marcy Brotherton, Jenna Cereflce, Mark David Osbom, Jennifer Osbome, Pa- To be included in the distin- mano, Verne Markham, Kelly L. Me- E. Beller, Neelam K. Bhandari, De- Cerefice, Christopher Colvin, Keri D. H Qoskey, Luda Montealegre, Jennifer borah Buchsbaum, Alexia C. Burnett, Coulter, Jessica A. Czar, Anisa Dujnic, tricia A. Padua, Valerie Pianko, guished honor group, a student "-~i*^ ™™j^£ rff Moore, Yashushi Moriyama, Steven Lauren Candia, Zachary C. Cuca, Alexander Escobar, Laura J. Heather Post, Sima Sabag, Shannon must obtain a srade of A in all of K**16** BaU- B*01 Bostdorff, Meghan Cusimano, Gretchen E. Faulkner, Lisa Fetnberg, Kristin E. J. Stone, Kevin Trzetniowiki, Juno IL t,i. ™ h» ^iJzZZT , i!r\r Crelghton Brahm, John Bruett, Eliza- Muiphy, Matthew O'Connor, Gregory to 1UW l ftB Mansfield, Kristina L. DelGrosso, Gruman, Douglas Henry, LaTesha Turner, Suzanne Viemo, Heather P. H^Sl?^^^ ^ ^ ««h«IU.Saii*«Bi^ Paiofr; Carrie Petrik, DavidRS Matthew Rowland, Leonard J. Fliegel, 11 g W B n i mmor Holmes, Marisa Hrinewiki, Seth J. Vlach. ^2u2 ^?2? i ? y W«.Lui«aCapaiiO, Sean K. Carroll, JameKatherins Rhodese Rowan, , BriaLindsan Rowery Roger., Miri,t Nahoko Sugi, Robert C. Fliegel, lisa suDject. XX) be enrolled in the Wandy Chang, Stephen Chiger, Eliza- Sabag, Diane L. Schwebel, Coleen A. M. Tobelmann, Lawrence T. Ho, Kris- honor group, a student must obtain beth Cooke, Jason Current, Melissa Sexton, Gregory Shea, AUna Siegel, ten Toriello, Arthur Hu, Adam grades of A or B in all subjects, Curro, Denise DeMetlo, Matthew Di- Stephen Taranto, David TVeut, Scott Wetland, Yin Huang, Courtney C. , major or minor. Girolamo, Matthew Elmuccio, Jesse 9 . 7th Grade Distinguished Honor Roll Natasha * Starcasi! _» Alice Nicholas, Elizabeth Bredlau, Guess who will Why sit around at home when 1-9OO-454L-4543 Calvin Boothe arrives 99" |tcr inliiiilc • 3* horns n dny! Must be 18 + win a FREE trip you have the chance of a lifetime '1'iiiicli Tune or Kotury Phones Mr. and Mrs. Garland C. Boothe to Canada? waiting just for you? Daily • Monthly • Coiiiiiutlldiily 1 IoroscuiK.s III announce the birth of their son, Plus (lie H|K>kcn (nrot iwwciliil iicunl rciuliilg Calvin Jonah Boothe, July 15, at It could be . St John's Hospital, Tulsa, Okla. 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Monday Sunday Aug. 3 Aug. 9 Thursday 0 Support group for people caring 12 Ice cream social — The Wel- for elderly or chronically ill rela- Aug. 13 come Wagon of Westfield will hold 0 Craft group — Handpaint ce- tives meets at 8 p.m. at St Helen's its second annual Summer Ice Church, Lamberts Mill Road. 233- Cream Social from 6-8 p.m. 233- ramic drink coasters at the Wel- 8757. 0956 or 654-9755. come Wagon of Westfield craft 0 Flea market — The Westfield group meeting at 7:30 p.m. No ar- Neighborhood Council will hold a tistic skills are required. 233-0956 flea market from 9 a.m.4 p.m. at or 654-9755. Tuesday the Westfield Railroad Station, South Avenue in Westfield. Ven- Aug. 4 dors call 233-2772 or 233-8620 for 0 Become a leader — Artists in- information. terested in leading workshops may Friday attend a "how to" session from 6-9 p.m. at Elizabethtown Gas Co., Aug. 14 Morris Avenue, Union. 558-2550. 2) Luncheon — The monthly 0 All About meteors — See Trail- Monday meeting of the Welcome Wagon of side's Barringers Crater Meteor Aug. 10 Westfield will feature two members display and learn the beat time and catering a fabulous outdoor lunch- location for viewing summer mete- [3 Trip to beach — The Welcome ors. Discover the difference be- Wagon of Westfield is planning a eon beginning at noon. Cost $18. tween meteor showers and random trip to Pt Pleasant Beach. 233-0956 2334956 or 654-9755. meteors. Sessions today, Aug. 11, Aug. 18, and Aug. 25 all at 2 p.m. $2 admission per person, $1.70 for seniors. No children under six Trailside Nature & Science Center. Coles Ave. and New Providence 3 DAYS Road, Mountainside. 789-3670. ONLY! Wednesday Aug. 5 0 The Ocean County Sring Band is the feature at the Summer Arts Festival at Echo Lake Park from 7:30-9:30 p.m. In case of rain the concert takes place at the Trailside Nature Center in the Watchung Reservation. 527-4900. 0 Teen night swims are held every Wednesday through Sept 2 from 8:30-10:30 p.m. at Memorial Pool for students in grades 6-12. Admission $3. Thursday Aug. 6 0 The Play Trains is featured in the weekly concert sponsored by the Westfield Recreation Commis- sion at 8 p.m. in Mindowaskin Park. 0 Foreign films — The Westfield Memorial Library presents a for- eign film festival Thursdays through Aug. 20 at 7:30 p.m. To- night's feature is Men. \7\ Moon Mysteries — Celebrate 20 years since the last human foot- print was left on the moon. Dis- cover moon mysteries; where it came from, what it's made of, what pholds it in place and what's hap- pening to the moon. 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The program runs Reg. *449.95 199 Reg. *899 399 Reg. *999 449 Reg. •990.90 from 10 a.m. to noon and is for 499 ages 5 years and up w/ adult.Trailside Nature & Science with every Center, Coles Avenue Sc New Prov- BONUS BONUS set purchased idence Road, Mountainside. 789- • DELIVERY • SET UP 3670. COUPON BED FRAME COUPON • REMOVAL OF OLD BEDDING 0 Welcome Wagon Club of West- with purchmmm of Prmmlum Bmddlng field — will hold an Infants-n- Mums program at 10 a.m. The Full, M. pc Full, M. pc group is for helping new mothers R«0W39.W PREMIUM * Rig US9.H and their babies under one years POSTUREPEDIC omv POSTUREPEDIC old to exchange friendship. 233- SPINAL GUARD ^^ -The Westfield Reoord- July 30,1992 ttlheWstfieldRecoid On the inside: You said it: D Youth Sports B-2 'AM soon as MM got started we had to call It Quits. • Scoreboard B-2 We played so many garnet for nothing. But, I guess D Business B-3 that'* the way thing* turned out.' D Classifieds B-4 —D*v Hirwood Wtttitald American Legion Infliiacr pitcher •' i Jeremiah tops old foes for first golf title •y KIPKUOUK field. lier in the Canoe Brook Invita- when he .missed his long birdie »' "I just went in with the attitude tional when he sank a 20-foot putt putt. THE RECORD that it was just another tourna- on the final green. The afternoon match against By Frank Hogan After accruing a series of rivals ment," said Jeremiah. "I just In examining his first two Harrington Park's Mike Stanchek showed up because I like to play. I rounds, it's no mystery why Jer- was the most exciting for Jer-> over the first three weeks of the 1 month, it took only three days for had a good time with the family I emiah pulled off upsets. Jeremiah emiah. After completing the turn " Westfleld's Rich Jeremiah to gain stayed with and I had a good time hit 24 of 36 greens and shot one- in 41 shots and having missed*, Easy Volleying revenge over his new found adver- playing. I've never won anything under par in his first two matches. three short putts, the Blue Devil The vodey Is the easiest stroke saries. before." "I just wanted to have fun the golfer found himself three down f; to learn. It's a Me more difficult to The 16-year-old captured his first Jeremiah, a decided underdog in next day," said Jeremiah. "I felt no with six holes to play. ' ' hit a good forehand and stHI more championship last Thursday in the his opening two matches, beat his pressure. I figured I did okay to Both players hit into the hazard" difficult to hit a good backhand. Metropolitan Golf Association's first opponent, Steven Oh of Scars- beat the first two guys." off the 13th tee and Jeremiah The serve and the overhead 75th Junior Championship. The dale, N.Y., 2 and 1. Oh had beaten The morning match against eventually wound up 60 feet from* smash are the hardest strokes to tournament was held at Rockaway Jeremiah by a dozen shots in the Frank Leo of Rockville Center, the hole in four shots. He chipped*'. master. River CC in Denville. 36-hole United States Junior Na- N.Y., was not decided until the in from off the green to win the ' You voNey a bel when you hit it The match was played in the tional qualifier on July 6 at Fair- 18th green. Jeremiah missed an hole, His momentum continued on • before it bounces on your side of medal format, which decides a win- field CC. opportunity to wrap up the match the 190 yard, par 3 14th when he ' the net The term "voliey" is com- ner on the number of holes won In the afternoon match, Jer- on the 15th green when he missed won the hole with a birdie. ''•• monly misused when the Intended instead of the aggregate score. Jer- emiah continued his solid play in a two-foot putt. Leo, who had de- Stanchek regained his two-hole •" term Is "rally." A rally is when the emiah, who will be a junior at defeating Tom Stevenson, 4 and 3. feated Jeremiah on the final hole advantage when he made a birdie ball goes back and forth across Westfleld High School in the fall, Stevenson, the No. 1 player for in the quarterfinals of last year's putt on 15 and watched as Jer-1 • the net and bounces before It is hit won six matches in three days to state champion Hunterdon Central, Met Junior championship, failed to erniah missed his five-footer for by the players. So, when you hear RICH JEREMIAH claim the top prize in the 64-man had beaten Jeremiah a week ear- tie the match on the final green (Please turn to page B-2) players say, "Let's go out and vol- ley for a while", they usually mean "Let's go out and rally for a while." With proper instruction, a begin- i A ner with good hand-eye coordina- Shortage of players ends tion can learn to volley In one hour. The ptty of It is that most beginners just shy away from the net for many years simply because they are (earful of hitting the volley Legion season abruptly stroke. Well, read on carefully, cast aside your fears, and start volley- By KIPKUDUK out of the kids during the year. There were too many ing today or tomorrow. games where we had makeshift lineups. These are THE RECORD All beginners and intermediates the type of games we lost" (99 percent of all players In our Westfield's American Legion team wrapped up its Harwood felt a better showing of players would oourrty) should use the standard season with nine consecutive victories and a fourth- have translated into more victories. eastern forehand grip for forehand volleys and the standard eastern place finish in the league. Following a forfeit last "If we had everyone there all the time, we would've backhand grip for backhand vol- week by Roselle Park, Westfield's final record stood at won all but two or three games," said Harwood. "I leys. Some advanced players may 18-8. don't know how we would've done in the playoffs. prefer to use the continental (ser- But, with everyone there we had a stacked team." vice) grip for both forehand and LEGION BASEBALL backhand voDeyi if they have learned to compensate for the in- NOTES - Adam Yanuzzi led the team with a .429 herent disadvantage of this grip All that was irrelevant, however, when the team was batting average (24 for 56)..Harwood was a solid con* when hitting high bate. forced to relinquish its spot in the playoffs because of tributor, finishing second on the team with a .415 a lack of players. With three players away at a base- So, for the 99 percent of you out batting average (22 for 53) and 17 RBI. He was also there, get into the "ready" position ball camp and with another one leaving for vacation, with a relaxed forehand grip in the club was left with only 10 men and no catchers. third on the team with 17 runs scored...Centerfielder Westfield's C.J. Dodge, 9, took home four golds and four your right hand with your left hand "We would've had enough players, but we didnt Dave Schwanenbek hit .329 (24 for 73), scored 20 bronza medals from the National Junior Wheelchair Games on the racket throat. If the volley have any catchers," said Westfleld Coach At Moeller. runs, stole 13 bases and ripped eight extra base In Orlando. comes to your forehand side, then hits...Second baseman Dave Duelks batted .314 (27 for hit it using the forehand grip. "We felt it was time to pull out because we didn't When the volley comes to your want to put the kids in a spot," 86), drove in 16 runs, scored 22 runs and stole 13 backhand side, keep your left Third baseman-pitcher Dave Harwood was obvi- bases from his lead off position...Duelks also made hand on the throat and quickly ously unhappy about having to pull out. the Union County All-Star team. turn your right hand counter- Dodge continues "As soon as we got started we had to call it quits," .-Pat Cosquer batted .388 (19 for 49) and Union clockwise until the underside of said Harwood. "We played so many games for noth- the base knuckle of your right Catholic product Adley Torres led the team with 18 index finger is on the top flat of the ing. But, I guess that's the way things turned out I RBI and hit .306 (19 for 62).. Jeff Pereira scored 17 think a lot of the kids are upset, but what can you winning ways in handle. This easy grip change, runs while finishing with a .298 batting average (17 do?" with a little practice, can be made for 57) and Joe DiLduro belted a team leading seven In a very small fraction of a sec- Operating under a shortage of players was nothing ond. new for Moeller and his team. It seemed simply field- doubles...the team concluded the season with a .311 wheelchair games How much do your shoulders ing enough players that were familiar with their posi- batting average (214 for 688). turn on a volley? It all depends on tion presented a bigger problem than hitting a curve ...Chris Infantino, another All-Star representative, By KIPKUDUK (1:51) and the shotput (2.35 the speed of the oncoming ban. In meters). or executing a suicide squeeze. led Westfield pitchers with a 4-2 record and a 2.58 THE RECORD the rare cases when it comes at ERA. Jim Charlesworth went 4-1 with a 3.53 ERA and Based on last year's performance you with the speed of a bullet "It was a successful year, as far as victories is con- at the National Junior Games, this cerned," said Moeller. "I felt we could've gotten more Chris Roguso ended up going 5-1 with a 3.90 ERA. You could make a pretty good there is no time or necessity for case for yourself if you said that year's accomplishments were not a any shoulder turn. Just hold your Westfield's C.J. Dodge had the ear- surprise. Last summer at Princeton racket out well In front of you and liest start of any athlete in town. University, Dodge took home eight meet the oncoming ball. When the Whack wins Westfield Women's Five Dodge began racing at the len- gold medals and four silver medals ball Is hit to you at average speed, der age of three, when he burst and broke three national swimming you should rotate your shoulders onto the scene at the Children's records in the process. about 45 degrees; when the ball is 55-59 age group in 42 minutes, 16 sec. Specialized Hospital in Mountain- In his first National Junior Games hit slowly, you can rotate your a! Fort Collins, Colo., two years ago, Russo, Scotch Plains, :40;04. side. shoulders up to 90 degrees. Westfield's Leronia Whack sion. he won three golds and four silvers. 76. Cynthia Cltrfce, Scotch Plaint. :40:35; "He thought it was fun to go fast cruised across the finish line to win Cynthia Clarke of Scotch Plains A month ago he was named the Now here's the key to learning 77. Ellen Walsh, Cnnford, :40:3S; 70. Peggy and he had no Idea what he was the 55-59 age bracket of the West- earned a fifth place finish in the Best Male Athlete at the Tri-State how to volley. I have my students, Wells, Pitcatwwy, :40:45; B0. Tried Oconnell, doing," said his mother. "He was field Women's Five race with a 20-24 age bracket when she fin- Placataway, :40:45; 64. Patricia Qilroy, Bridge- Regional Meet, sponsored by the in group lessons, all shout out to- on a team and It was fun tor him." gether, "YOU DONT SWING AT A time of 42 minutes, 16 seconds, ished the race in a time of 40:35. water, :41:14; 65. KHrtna Wrletert, Scotch New Jersey Masonic Fraternity. As Plains. :41:29; 87. Elten Scott. N. Plalnflek), "Having started at 3 years old, he VOLLEYI". Instead of swinging, while 17-year-old Monal Chokshi Taking second place in the 35-39 the poster child for the Elks Lodge, :41:36; SO. Marie Carey, Cranford, :41:48; 93. was the exception to the rule," said you should merely push your right was the second lady overall to age group was Ruth Desmond, a Dodge is currently at the club's Lois Brown, Highland Ph.. :41:56; 94. Melissa CSH Lightning Wheels coach Andy arm forward and meet the oncom- cross the finish line. Chokshi, a resident of Bridgewater. She was camp near Pompton Lakes, Wlnberry, Westfield, :41:56; 97. Diane Behtold, Chasanoff. "You saw a kid who was ing ball way out in front clocked in a time of 33:38, which Green Brook, :42:0S; 99. Donna Tryon, Cran- "He's very determined and very resident of Bridgewater, was out there trying and you thought earned her a 10th place finish over- ford, :42:10. motivated," said Chasanoff, who As you push your racket for- clocked at 30:35, earning her a first that was somebody to keep an eye all. Dot Farley of Bridgewater was 102. Rebecca Stavenlck. WestflBld, :42:15: works with Dodge in the track ward, make sure that the bottom place finish in the 14-19 age divi- on." of the racket goes forward on the sion. timed at 45:09, which garnered her 103. Leronia Whack, Westfleld, :42:16, 104. events. "He always gives it his best Barbara Muccla, Cranlord. :42:1S: 108. Cherly Although the soon-to-be fourth same plane as the top of the rac- Following Chokshi in second fourth place honors in the 60-89 effort and he's developed since he age grouping. Zanettl, Green Brook, :42:2B: 112. Heathor Pu- grader at Washington School didn't started in the program. Physically, quet. Keep your racket as straight place in the 14-19 age bracket was tlch, Westfield, :42:43: 113. Bridget Keegan, up and down as possible and compete against others until he was he's much stronger. He's turned Linda Seymour of Somerville, who Westfleld, :42:43; 118. Victoria Paradis, Wast- 5 years ofd, it has become apparent push directly toward the target until Waitflald Women's Flv* FUtult* field, :43:43; 123. Goorfliann Gladstone, Wast- into a good athlete." finished in seventh place overall his experience has paid off. Dodge will certainly be tested your outstretched arm can't reach was timed at 32:45. Coming in (compiled by Sport* In the USA) field, ,44:03 out any further. 126. Terrle Allon, Westfleld, :44:29; 127. Mar- At the National Junior Wheelchair next year when he moves up in age third place in the same division, 2. Monal Chokthl. BrMgowater, :3035. 4. Jen- Games in Orlando two weeks ago, At the same time that you push ianne Baumpane. Bedmlnster, :44:32; 134. groups. He'll be competing against Bridgewater's Jessica Bruun was nifer Tuhan, Qamood, :31:14; 7. Unda Sey- Cynthia Bsnn, Edison, :45:07; 135. Lisa Bonn, Dodge took home four gold medals forward with the racket you should 10-, 11- and 12-year-olds, and in the 13th young lady overall to com- mour, Somervilto, :32:45; 10. Ruth Dairnond, Edison, :45:08; 136. Dot Farley, Bridgewater, and four bronze medais, He BISO step in the direction you want the Brldg«w«ter, :33:38: 13. Jaxlca Braun. Bridge- field events he must throw a javelin plete the race, doing so in a time of :45:09; 137. Jo Anns Qulwa, Plsca'.away, placed fourth in six other events. and discus instead of a softball and ball to go. On a forehand volley, water, :34:51; 34. Amy Kevanaugh, Edlton. :45:10; 139. Susan Szeles. Middlesex. :45:21; 34:51. :37:40: 40. Karen Futteihnecrrt, Plecataway. The 9-year-old Dodge beat 14 indian club. you step forward with your left foot; 144. Qabrlelle Iveystoner, Metuchen, 46 11; :38:02; 47. Joanne Dundon. Somerset, :3fl:55. other athletes in the 5- to 9-year-old on a backhand volley, you step Joanne Villanueva of Westfield 145. Judl Gucker, Bridgewater, :46:11: 14B. "You just want him to learn and 92. Elizabeth Baker, Weitfleld, :3fl:M: 54. age group in the 25-meter breast- experience and, most importantly, to forward with your right toot. Con- came in fifth in the 14-19 age cat- Joanne VHlanuevt, WeitfleM, :39:18; M. Alison Mariana Quartararo. Plscataway, :47:22; 149. tact with the ball should be made egory with a time of 39:18 that put Qmellm, Crantord, :39:20; 57. Maureen Hlg- Brenda Overcash, Somerville, 47:46 stroke (:43), the slalom (1:32) and have fun," said Chasanoff. "I think way out front, actually In front of her at 54th place overall. Jennifer Qlnt, Wettfteld. :39 21; 60. Lenore Flanagan, 159 Patricia Layton, Westfleld, :49:14; 160 two separate 4 X 100 relays. He he's done all of those things. He your forward foot. The further out Crantord, :39:27: 61. Elaine Kerry, Edlton, Christina Ahem. Cranford. :49:19; 166. Sara claimed bronze medals in the 25- went up against some real tough Teahan, who resides in Garwood, Sommer, Westfleld. :51:07; 173. Janice Gnnun, (Please turn to page B-2) came in fourth overall, and her :39:2B; 63. Ann Skudlark, Westfield. :39 35; 65. meter backstroke (.57), the 25- competition and he held his own. Wanda Hsla, Edison, :3»:40; 86. Mary Beth Edison, 59.02; 174. Maria Black, Wosfflold, meter freestyle (:51), the 50 free I'm really proud of him." time of 31:44 earned her a first Hanto, Scotch Plains, 39:52: 67. Margaret 1:00:13: 177. Unda Santelli, Mlddlosox. place victory in the 25-29 age divi- Mchale, Crantord, 39:59; 69. Roseanne 1:01:47, SIZZLING SUMMERTIME SERVICE SPECIALS FOR YOUR CAR! 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But, Stanehek couldnt hold 4 and 3, in the semi-final match, as gloves. When they got wet they his lead and Jeremiah paired the he shot 38 on the front side and gripped the clubs well. They really next two holes, tying the match. maintained the two-hole lead after helped. He didn't have these ^ Both playen paired the 18ththe turn. gloves and I didnt know how he and Jeremiah advanced to the In the finals against Dan Patti of hit the ball." semi-finals when he drained a White Plains, N.Y.. Jeremiah had Despite shooting a 40 on the BASfcBAL L four-foot putt for birdie on the flnt to beat the weather, as well as the playoff hole. course and his opponent, to claim front nine, Jeremiah was up one. "I've never been so fired up to his Ant title. He won No. 10 with a bogey and Weattatd compMad to auooaaafuJ ssaaon took the 12th win a birdie to go W/itn a second place finish In vie Monroe Town* , play golf when I was four down," "It was pouring rain the whole ehip Tournament CompWngj 7-9 regular sea- said Jeremiah. "I was really ner- time. It was so bad we didn't even three up with six holes remaining. eon record, the team advanced In the winners Jeremiah lost the 13th and 16thbracket In three of tha four tournaments corn- vous in the playoff I've played in a bother using an umbrella because In. Tha double eHmlnatton tournament lot of tournaments and I've always we were soaked," said Jeremiah, holes, but made an eight-foot schedule Induced gamee In Fords. South come in third. I guess the experi- comebacker on 17 to win the hole 1 Cotonla and Monroe, The team who watched a four man crew played exciting baaebal and many games ence did a lot for me" squeegee the greens dry while he and the match. were decided In the teat Inning, including the championship game In Monroe against a strong South Brunswick squad that ended In a tough one run for Westfleld, Tha teem was led by tha pitching of Taylor McConnell, Jim McKeon, Sarvator Fuio, Peter Myers) and Andrew OdachoweM; the SCOREBOARD Infield piay of Oerrttl III, Joeh Ludmer, John Leonardle and John Brunetto; the outfield piay of Robert Larson, Chris Freleen, An- thony Tomaaao, and Ned Clemnleckl; and the catching of Kevin Mufleney. The team was managed by Dick Myers, who was assisted by Jack Mulleney, Joe Frieaan and Stan Clemnleeke. W.B.L MAJOfl LCAOUE Indiana are World Series) Champions kwfn B#rns«Mn of 1 Tha Indiana sniehed their seaaon at 14-4 th. 600-mafer run a* •» and swept the As m the Work) Series. The Waatfleld Colonials of Division 5 took home first place Track rm« at S on Jutv »• In Intra-league play, the Indiana were 3-0 medala at Soccerama for their flight. Team members were: [ppjWS against their World Series opponent. The Indi- '.runntrs SO yaara d aga itr, BjmaMfcn ana advanced to the World Series In a one (front) Dan Sawlckl (1 goal), Jeff Weber, Erik Flnne (3 goals), regfeiWMt a Hnw el S-JS.1I* Matt behind Jkn playoff against the Padres wHh a thrWing Seth Burnsteln, Mike Wllhelm (3 goals), Simon Clrasa; (back) Dcnohue of PMadakjMa (H1J). Jarry Nolan 2-1 victory In the bottom of the ninth. WESTFietp BASEBALL CAMP Chris Drlscoll, Brian Dowd, Coach Bill Wllhelm, Peter Edling, ;of PtitadelpNa Mahad MM In 9:19 M. Peter Wilson, Paul McGIII, Brian Williams, Mike Danskin, Scott The WMMd RsKTMtton Commluk>n wof- Danakin, Mike McCue, Coach Adrlenne Brody. Not pictured: ' Tna New Jereey Naja w« ea hoWng o wno w«e namit, wfrner Tarmev, ID inei* Aaron Pzena (1 goal), Richard Meyers. tryouta tar «a danee aquad. the Natt QMa, on baaebal camp on July 18. PepMone played Tuaaday Aug. 2S from e-10 pjn. at «te Sher- with the Yankees from 1982 until 1970. He •ton MeaocMMBnoa now in retired from baeebal In 1978. During his visit at Thoaa wornen aelaolad urS raajm tor #sa the camp, he stressed that practice le what *ug. 27 torn HO pm at tie ea makes a good baaebal player. PepNone sug- , The dance aqua* ym ccrna* , gested to the campers that the meet effective ng la one that aj snort and quick. He )2 of whom wai partorm aji ooot) horoa gima* E. BLAKE WILLIAMS/THE RECORD For *urtha» mtewiaaon. oa» Jama* Kamar or showed the campers a drM known aa a T-baD Tom Bataa at the Nala o«oa, tOI Chris Drfacoll, 10, Eric Youssefl, 10 and Anthony Colluccl, 10 drill which aHowi the player to practice hitting take cover from the rain during the Joe Pepltone Baseball Camp without a partner wMn the use of a cone. at Tamaques Park last week. . The «h annual Muada Beach Bodybuadlng SWIMMING Championship wM lake plaoe el Point Piment Borough High School Saturday. Aug. • el 7:30 lege and atanoout player at Westflekj high time. This event will be open to aN Westfleld Highland defeeta Memorial residents and a partner Is not needed to reg- p.m. (••hiring over 78 amateur mgla and fa- The Highland Swim Club Sharks scored their ister. male bodybuMdara from irta Eaal rneal Qlrto Dhr. II - Leslla DeLuca: former as- second victory In the Union County Outdoor • AppUcaUona are awelaMe by calling 634. •Want coach and vanity player at Montclair Please pre-reglster by Jury 31 by calling Dan Swkn League by defeating the Westfleld Me- 6335 or by aandlng a aa»adrjrsnad, atamped State CoDagt Hlckey at 654-1626 or Barb Goldberg at 654- morial "white" team. .anvelopa to: People Management Boya Oh>. I - Mario KawczynsM: Girts var- 0877. The first 20 registrants will receive a free 9 van Patt OnVe. WMahouee, N J. r sity aoccer coacfi at Union Catholic High WTA tee-shirt. Michael, Brooke, and Jill Smith, swam par- ••• School and former boys varsity soccer coach •*• r ticularly weH by bringing home first place rib- at fUhway High School. 4th Annual PoundaHon Ctaaaje Annual Singles Tournament bons In three individual eventa. Soya Otv. II - Kathy Kremlns: Women's The fourth annual Founcjeion Ctaaate go* There will be a singles tournament held Sep- A first, second, and third place sweep In 11 varsity soccer coach at St.Peter's College and tember 12-13 at Tamaques Park. H Is open to toitmamant benaflHng Ae Dlabelee Cenler of Individual events, aa we* aa victories In all former gala soccer coach at Mendham High both men and women with rain dates being New Jereey )a eel tor Sept 14 at PtoWleld team relay events, helped Highland to extend September 19-20. Applications can be sent to Country Club m Edam. The lundratoar fea- Da record to 2-0 on the season. tures a go* oft* and putting conteet w»i Barbara Foley at 417 Highland Ave., WestflaW, NJ 07090, by Monday, September 7. The first plaoe ftniehes were ea follows — former PQA Champion. Nydar Cup player end SOf-TBALL •»• individual medley: Brooke Smith, 12-and-under ABC-TVgo»< • • ~ girts: Kan Eberts. 13-and-over boya; and JW Th* outtng of two shotgun Softball lor Barter Seele W.TJL Tennle Leasona Smeft, 13-end-over girls. KeUa TeMetbaum fln- l d The I i of New Jersey Soft- The Westfleld Tennis Association is offering lehed second for the 13-end-over glrla. lessons to elementary, Junior and aontor high trip to London. bal Claaslo «M take place at various locations In the freeetyie the reeuRs were aa tonowa: For fnofB vwDfiiifllftOa'it i throughout tha staM Aug. 14-16. school students as waH aa adults. Leaaona are taught by tennis pro Nancy Mailer, JeenJe Per- Michael Heeaemar, first place, boye 6 and- Mans, womena and co-ed taams of up to 15 under: Michael Smith, first plaoe, boye 8-and- The WestftekJ Soccer people ara guarantaad fun, friendly competi- rona and JoH Harvanlk. Lessons ere either one Glna Luckaszewicz was presented a $500 scholarship by the or one end a half hours wrth four to six stu- under; AJIIeon Heaaamer, aecond place, girls .tryouts for Na Spring 1SSS DMaton I and N tion white haiping Easter Seals in their mission 8-and-undar; Julie Phelan, second place and Girls Softball League of Westfleld. John Lutkenhouse presents travelling teeme ki acoordanoa wNh tie totow- to maximize tha Independence of all parsons dent* per court. Classes are held at the Me- morial Park tennis courts across from the Mu- CrM Wllklneofi. third place, girts 9-10: Molly Ing schedule: with diaabiWtiee. Phelan, Drat piece, gkts 13-14; end Jill Smith, the Lafayette College-bound Luckaszewicz with the award. TDa ragialration fee la $275 per team and all nicipal Pool. Make chocks payable to W.TA and aend with application to W.TA.. P.O. Boa first place, gMe 1 S-17. Division Datea of Birth Tryout Dates taama wW racatva special Incentive prizes for Julie Phelan. third, 9-10 girls: Chris Pholan, Michael Smith contributed to the victory. Al- 125. Westfleld. NJ. 07091. There wW be a Reeuta tor the breaatroka: Michael SmMh, Girts I a-1-73 — 7-31-7S HO k S-13 their fundralelng aflorta. The two teams raising second, 11-12 boys; Molly Phetan. first place, lison Hessomer was a member of the first reduction of $10 from stated feetor eac h ad- •rat plaoe. boya S-and-under: KrlaVn Heaee- OhtaH S-1-7* - 741-79 6-11 * S6-14 tha moat funda by Aug. 3 will each receive 15 place 8-and-undor girls relay. The 9-10 girls ditional family members taking leasons at the mer, drat plaoe, girts 9-10; Chrta Phelan, aec- 13-14 girls: Jill Smith, first, 15-17 fllila. Boys I B-1-73 — 7-31-7S S-17 A S-aO Octets to tha Aug. 24 Now York Yankees- got first with Erin Wilkinson and Julie Phelan, same time. Registration wW not be confirmed If ond piece. 11-12-year-old boya: Brooke Smith. In the butterfly, Michaol Smith was first (or 8- Boya II S-i-re - 7-41-7S S-1S A S-21 MHwaufcee Brewers game, compliment* of the Brooke Smith assisted the 11-12 girls In first choice Is available. Drat place and Lauren Debrosay, ttilrd, gMa 11- and-undor boys; Brooke Smith, first place, girls Yankee*. 12; Ken Eberta, aecond place, boya 15-17; and acheMng first place. Chris and Molly Pholan For further information contact Ruth Ponnett 11-12; Ken Eberts, second place, boys 15-17; All tryouta wM be held at Houlhan PlaU and For more information, cad the Easter Seal Katie Tedstoaom, second place. 15-17 girls. were members of the boys and girls first ptaco at 789-B534 or Lee Perry at 232-7232. The Jill Smith, second. 15-17 girls. win begin at 6 p.m. OMaton I anil N tryouts wM Softball Classic Hotline at 1400~«66-0027 or 13-14 relays. The 15-17 scotch got first with Westfleld Recreation CommiskKi mandates that In the backstroke. Michael Debroeey fin- In the freestyle relays, the B-and-under boys be conducted only once a year. Players are 247-6393. ished first In the S-and-under boys age group: finished In first place, as Michael Debrossy and Kon E'jorta, Jill Smith, and Katie Toitolbaum. permitted to hyout In ttetr appnaprlato age ail lesson partidpante hold a current tennis badge. Scholarships are available and In- groups, however, aM ptayera atteiidlng high TENNIS NEWS school wW be permMad to tryout tor the DM- formation on them can be found by contacting sion I team. Playere In tie DMaton i aga group Lee Perry at the above number, or be calling who tryout, but do not make tw DMaton I W.TJL women post winning seaaon Barbara Foley at 654-6291. team, must have parHctoaUd In fna DMaton H The W.TA sponsored two teams In the For Information on ralnouts and makeups for tryouts to be coneMeredtor a DMaton N teem. Level I aeries and one team In the Level III ralnouts. call Nancy Hartsr at 668-6933 and No part of a WSA travel uniform may be series of the Suburban Women's Tennis listen for the message on the answering ma- worn to a tryout. Playere wearing auch apparel Leegue this yea/. Twenty-seven women played chine. Most make up classes are generally on these teams, each of which posted a win- 'will not be allowed to feyout Bhln guarde muet held on Fridays. ning season In the Level I series, Westfteld I also be worn. • a player la unable to attend a Entry forms are available from Burton Crad, end t) Had for fourth place. In the Level III scheduled tryout, he or aha must oontad the Chairman, New York Region Tennis Tryouts, series, WestRald finished first, earring the op- ' appropriate VP of Travel prior to the tryout In 235 Martling Ave.. Tarrytown, N.Y. 10591-4703; portunity to play a challenge match which, H order to be considered tor • travel team poet- 914-631-1129. won, would secure them e place In the Level II ton. The VP of Ofeta Travel la Boa Meptouulifci of 792 Falracrea AM. (2U4B11). The VP of ROAD RACING fITHLETE OF THE WEEK . Boya Travel le John Schmidt of MB Boulevard On July 21. Maryanne Hlckay. Mary Al- (654-4590). tomery. Trudy Klingelhofer, Barbara Foley, 9th Annual Triathlon The WSA le ptoaaad to announce that the Paddy Mollard. and Evelyn Metttno traveled The 9th Annual Pequannock Township Trl- roaowmg ragniy auooaaavm ooaonae wai be to Maplewood with a mission and returned to athoton Is scheduled for Aug. 29, featuring a coaching the DMeton I and • tavat laame ki WeetUekJ with e 84 victory over their experi- quarter-mile swim, 22 mile bike ride and 6.2 the Spring of 1989. Theee ooachee wB be enced opponents. Other series III team mem- mile run. At the conclusion of the race there . Ha^h^^Lfl^prSjVBjnei it^^MM aa&^^J^VlBJeTp fl^s^a^B^^^^Heiakd^fervBjpBJOaVtpv A^^^^^*WT>A ^^^^^^^WyvMs ^ail^ ^±^^^AflnO bers helping to shape the aaaaon which cul- will be a competitor's picnic and each partici- win also evakjaae the ptoyera: minated In this victory are: Carol Oroaa, pant will receive a souvenir T-shirt. Glrla Or*. I - UndaWaJah: vyomen's vanity Maura Dughl, Georgia Aqulla, and Beverty In the peat, more than 400 participants have soccer coach at Upaaaj Coaaga, tormar ae- taken part. Applications are being accepted IRWIN BERNSTEIN slstant varsity eoocer coach at Heftwtok Cot- matches were played during the untH Aug. 21 el $45 each and $75 from Aug. monthe of June and Jury with home matches 21-29. Team participants are also encouraged pleyed at Tamaquea Park at Tamaques Park. to enter (you must have three participants, one Not only did the Westfteld resident finish Each teem would Nke to thank the Wastfleld for each event) at a cost ol $100 (until Aug.21) necreatlon Commtaion lor their cooperation and $130 (Aug. 21-29). second at the Philadelphia Masters Track Tennis talk wWi the league. In addWon. Shelly Nichols, For additional information, call 201-835-5700. Meet last weekend in the 800-meters, but he Joanna Dugie and Trudy Klingelhofer, cap- ••• also completed his 500th match on the (Continued from page B-l) tains of the earlea I end II teams, and III team, Army Reaervee plan racaa from you hit your votoy, the respectively, would like to congratulate their The 76th Division U.S. Army Reserves win Westfleld tennis ladder. team and leegue mates on • winning season. hold Ha third annual 5K race and one-mile fun more power you wi htve gen- ••• erated and the more chance run Sunday, Sept. 13, at 9:30 a.m. at the Sgt. Bemeteln completes sooth match Joyce Kilmer U.S. Army Reserve Center In Edi- you'll have of contacting the bal Westfleld Tennis Association member Irwln son. "As chosen by Forbes Newspapers' Sporls Dopl." at trie center of your strings. Bemeteln recently compfeted his 500th tonnls The first 500 entrants will receive a com- Next: More volley funda- ladder match. The ladder waa formed In 1975, memorative T-shirt with the 75th entry receiv- mentals. Frank Hogan, before the formation of the W.T.A. Bernstein ing a plaque In honor of the division's 75th haa played for 18 years on tennis ladders and anniversary. The entry lee is S10 through Aug. U.S.P.T.R., is Adjunct Profes- over the last nine he has played on the men's 15 ind $12 until race day. sor of Tennis at Kean Col- senior singles ladder. Out of those nine years, Runners can contact Ma). Tom Cuslmano or lege, Director of Tennis De- Bemeteln haa come In first place and won the Capt. Bob Sova at the 78th Division. Sgt. velopment at Si Michael's senior ladder competition six tlmos. Ha has Kilmer USAH Center, Edison,, NJ 08817-2487 also played In more than 200 mixed doubles lor applications and Information. Capt. 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Because of THE RECORD tfield, has been appointed vice pres- arts degree from St. Joseph's Col- of tax seminars this, men do not necessarily dominate the sport, he ; ident, Leadership and Professional lege and a master's degree in edu- New Jersey tax practitioners are in- Shouting and grunting will be ordinary sounds on added. Also, the classes are non contact. ; Development for Hoechst Celanese cation administration from the City vited to attend two seminars on "How Central Avenue from now on. And the latest fashion "The mental attitude is important," Mr. Salerno T Corporation. University of New York. He re- the Internal Revenue Service Center statement is white outfits with colored belts. said. "We emphasize self-esteem, motivation, and co- ; Dr. Mazzarese will be responsible ceived a doctorate from Fordham Works. Such sights and sounds at least will be common at ordination." ; for providing functional leadership University in 1980 with a special- Topics at the seminar will include an the new Fred Villari Karate School, the newest in the While this is only the sixth one in New Jersey, the overview of a Service Center, the "and direction for the corporation ization in adult learning, personal- international chain of schools opened last weekend. there are over 250 schools in the Fred Villari chain. Problem Resolution Program, Under- The only karate school in Westfield, it hopes to attract l^and business units in the area of ity and the business environment. Each one teaches the same ideas, Mr. Salerno uid. reporter Program, and Adjustments not only children Karate Kid wannabes, but adults ; Human Resources Development. Dr. Mazzarese resides in West- The chain also sponsors competitions and hosts cBh- and Processing at the Service Center. who are looking for some physical or mental fitness, ics with karate masters. A visit from the foundeOS He will report to Gary Abbott, vice field with his wife, Maureen, and The seminars, which will be con- according to Noble Salerno, owner of the Westfield being planned for next spring or summer, Mr. Salef$o president. Human Resources Plan- their two daughters, Lauren and ducted by the IRS Newark District and school. said. ning and Administration. Adrienne. Brookhaven Service Center (Hottsville, The Villari chain teaches the Shao Lin Kcmpo style All the owners and teachers are specially trained Prior to joining Hoechst N.Y.) Hoechst Celanese is a wholly of karate. It combines Chinese and Japanese martial The first seminar will be held Sept. and are tested by the chain, to maintain their stand- Celanese, he was executive director owned subsidiary of Hoechst AG of arts disciplines and is very self-defense oriented, he 29, at 9:30 a.m. in Lyndhurst. The sec- ards. This keeps their skills sharp, so "the students of Organization/Professional Devel- Germany with leading positions in said. ond seminar will be held on Sept. 30, don't look better than the teacher," he explained. . opment for Dun & Bradstreet In- chemicals, fibers, advanced materi- at 8:30 a.m. in Atlantic City. Reserva- "All moves start with a block," Mr. Salerno ex- The school hosts karate birthday parties. Usually formation Services, NA. als and technologies and the life tions may be made by calling the Tax- plained, "This gives you time to decide to end the the birthday celebrants are students and the party is a - A native of Staten Island, N.Y., sciences. payer Education Coordinator. confrontation, or go for either a kick or a punch." loosely run class for their friends. INTRODUCTIONS A WAY FOR PEOPLE TO MEET PEOPLE Use Your Card... Lower YOU CAN woo 1007 f'EHSONAL ATTRACTIVE «WF— 38, Interest Rates •WOMINS PUN* prof. 5'6". 130 M»., In •LEAeMJE SOCCER* shape, sincere, romantic VISA A beginner level, 30 + and giving, w/ • good team looking for ettier •ens* of humor, who en- OWF— Brown hair, green joys fitness, travel, out- eyes, 5'*", petite Jk at- teeate to awry er new •layers in North Plain doors, and cooking for Quick And tractive, 60 yrs. young, that special someone, are HOW! good sense of humor. field Area. 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Look- for personal advertisements sensuous, fashionable, Park, Edison, Piscataway, know how to dress up for young at heirt, DWF, ofthe ages of 28-40. I am a mitment minded woman ing for attractive full fig- for singles who would like parent, 1 grown child, friendly, humorous, non- So. Plainfield, Dunellert 47; Brunette, haiel eyes, quiet, caring, inquisitive, the theatre, parties, A 31 yr. old woman with out for friendship A more. PS. ured, but not obese S/ to establish a relationship smoker, is one way to de- Reply box 4059 concerts, have a good 53", 120 lbs. I like danc- children, residing In Som- since my sister put me up DWF, blonde or redheads artistic. Enjoy nature, ing, movies, theator, aer- with other singles. scibe me, another is av-QENEROUS WM- 45, at- sense of humor, be de- erset County. Reply box to this, a handsome sin- preferred, but not neces- Sunday excursions, the idly athletic, you name obics, llesure walks and DWF- 35, nice looking, arts, Foreign films, hiking tractive, wealthy willing to cently educated & enjoy 4052 gle younger brother sary, I am an honeat car- slim, professional, enjoys the sport I do it! ski, trying new things. I amquiet evenings. Love wouldn't hurt. Reply ext. ing personable foal ori- & biking, seeking some- share. Seeks pretty lady pizza. Looking for the right LOVILY VIVACIOUS HI- movies, antiques, walks one good hearted, caring scuba dive, fence, fly, for mutually beneficial 51, good looking, 5'10, 3959. ented one woman man, golf, tennis, basketball, person to share my life FINED— single woman on the beach, quiet eves of others, honorable in- mistress-type relation- 180, A bald. Am self- seeks an Intelligent caring looking for lasting, happy, at home, old fashioned etc., Another still Is down employed, like music, with, an attractive DWM, NICB SJUTS FINISH tentions. I am Interested ship. Please call Ext. of 47-55 years of age, 5' it sofisticated man-58 + , I FIRST1 Do I have your at- no head gam* relation- romance, traditional val- In marriage. Reply box to earth, romantic, beach- 3939. swimming, the Giants, love the theatre, classical ship MMKMng to possible ues, good sense of es, cooking, rides wAhe 9" and up, who likes the tention? HI, I'm a 36 year 4053 bowling, theatre, con- same things, who has a music, dining & dancing, marriage A children. humor. Seeks S/DWM, top down, concerts, the- HANDSOME- SWM, 38,certs, fast cars & Vegas. I old, pretty, petite, profes- Smok*ra A light soclar 5'11", 175 lbs, very ro- sence of humor, Knows but also relish the quiet sional SJF. Who loves to 35-40. attractive, profes- — early 3O's, seeks ater, art shows, dancing smoke but don't drink ex- times. I'm a down to earth drinker* ok, but no drug*. sional, with similar inter- In NYC, or hanging out in mantic, level-headed, sin- how to have fun, who Is dance, work out at the grown up Boy Scout. Pre- cept wine. Ms. Right will secure in himself, af- former opera singer, with Call today lets talk, «at ests & drug free, for pos- the village or Soho, I be- cere and honest, with a find me caring, affection- gym and spand quality fer tall (510 & over) em- good sense of humor who fectionate and genorous. a variety of Interests . time listening and learn- 3444 sible relationship. Reply ployed man with varied in- lieve in the quality of life ate, thoughtful & family Please reply box 3996 box 3989 treats a woman with re- Do you think It's romantic ing about you! Do you terests, a passion for &and I'm living It! I'm look- oriented. My kids are to grow old together, If PROFESSIONAL ing for my best friend/ spect and class, seeking want a "real relationship" love of life & the ability to serious relationship with a grown. If you have young- you are sincere, and com- MARRIED BUT SEPA- 34, 6'2, sthlsllc tpfa DWF- 42 * seeks S/DM counterpart, must be like sters at home, that's fine. RATED MALE— not Into with fun and frolic? Are would IIK« to ma«t an at- laugh. Children OK (I have SWF, 27-39, who is slim pletely trustworthy and fit you 30-40 years of age? for possible long term re- one), the desire for a fam- me, race unimportant, Please call Ext. 3944 the above, Please call I bondage, but willing to tractive A fit SDWF $7- lationship, enjoys oldies, looking for cool, funky, and attractive, that enjoys Then call oxt. 3618. ily a tremendous < . Look- dancing, theatre, movies, can't wait to talk to you.commit to right person. 37. I enjoy going out to dancing, traveling, ro- ing for a friend to share slender, novo woman, LADIES- Honest a chal- 3S34. Looking for a S/DWF or S/ NICI SUVS FINISH dinner, comedy clubs, mance, no head games. traveling, and quiet times lenging women please almost all facets of mycosmopolitan and sheik togc thej\_e x U 3683 DHF to be most Intimate LAST— Try convincing me beach, dancing * to the Drug free. Middlesex one night, shorts and a read onl I admit that I'm partner, 25-40. My inter- otherwise, SWJM 34, non- movies. If you have no life. Reply box 4003 LOOKINO FOR A DY- County. Please reply ext. tee-shirt the next, must I'm a SWM, 26 yaars qutet a character, but I'm ests are camping & cud- smoker, non-drinker, problem with an Inter- 3931 DWM— High School and be avidly athletic, out- a nice guy, a gentleman & NAMIC, versatile and re-dling in front of a roaring leoibs, 5'8"f, well racial friendship or rela- old, 5 7, 135 ibs. with fun to be with, but I can't sponsible male, 25-40, College teacher with no going and adventurous. light brown hair and blue fire, horse back riding, heeled (occasionally) tionship please call Ext. DWF- 44, would like to hang up's or problems. 5' find a nice woman! I'm non-smoker, who's ambi- meet DWM. who has a Nothing beats a failure, eyes. I love to go to long walks by the shore & worldly radical w/)ob, car. 3943. 10", 145 lbs., blond hair but a no try. So don't for- looking for a classy, pro- tious A goal oriented yet cozy evenings at home. house, teeth, hair, mar- passion for his family, his and blue eyes, attractive, beach, movies, and danc- fessional lady, guided by realistic. Are you comfort- — mld-30's, get to call, ext.3978 ing. I'm looking for a SWF, Personality & appearance bles, a clean bill of health iob & most of all thetrim and athletic. Ivy edu- good Intellect. A woman able in a variety of set- a +. Kids OK. Reply box & a great heart, seeking 5' S", slim, brown hair & woman in his life. Cm at- cated, good disposition EXUBERANT BLACK FE- 21-28, blond hair, blue that really likes herself, tings: from sipping cham- 3988. family oriented SWF with eyes. Likes movies, cook tracted to a quick wit in-and sense of humor. MALE!- Well educated & eyes, good shape, who but Is not self-centered. pagne at a 4 star restau- the right combination of ng, old fashioned tellect & a man whoWants to share life's ups physically fit. It's nowenjoys same things that I Slim, attractive- good rant to camping in the wil- SDWM- 60, very active, brains ft beauty, honesty romance, music A sports. wants a real woman. You and downs with S/DWF, time to expend my ener- do. Please reply ext. dresser- 30 to 40 yrs. old. derness; from staying up physically fit, average & humor, sensitivity A Looking for S/DWM for will find me attractive, 3O-4O, attractive and gies as I have in my ca- 36 2 9^ A highly desirable woman all night to watch the sun- man who doesn't drink, soul and a serious desire friendship A possible rela- earthy, voluptuous, 5'7", slim, For companionship reer. Looking forwnrd to If you'r* • tall, fit, ••-that wants to be honest & rise over the ocean to do drugs, but smokes. to meet a good looking ttonshlp reply ext. 3034. dark hair A eyes & very and possible long term re- developing a lasting, qual- cura, educated man of caring to a guy whether taking children to theProfessional, financially charter member of the alive. Things I love are, lationship, who Isn't to ity relationship with a Integrity, 50 • , who isas a friend or in a rela- zoo? Do you believe that stable whose looking for nice guys club for fun, ad- SINSLB PROnSStONAL saxophone players, the busy to get to know me orcharismatic (mid 30-4O's) tionship. I'm a fairly hand- experience is life's best SWF, slim between the venture, romance, couch ASIAN MALE- 29, 5'8 \ bright, warm, sensitive, teacher & that variety is beach, weekends away & spend time together to man who's looking for loves life, including: the some man, good shape, ages 28-43 who likes to surfing, movie madness, humorous, emotional and a zillion other things. develop a relationship. that little bit extra. All na- work out every day, dress the spice of life? Are you be spoiled and know* how long walks & talks, etc. caring. Looking for some- 0 l arts, traveling, dancing, communicative, affection- 1JJ? J L?9 95 Reply to ext. 3821 tionalities welcome. skiing, tennis, the out-well, well groomed. I work to spoil In return. Must be Reply box 3994 one between 25 A 40, fe- Please call Ext. 3927. for a major communica- ate, romantic, humorous, leva) headed, like sports, male companion who Is doors, lakes and the sea- optimistic, yet somewhat DWF— 47, enthusiastic DWM— tall, slim, edu- FEMININE PHYSICALLY tions company in a rather sport cars, dining out, honest, emotional and about life and all It has to I think you'd like me. I'mInteresting job. I enjoy art, cautious? I truly believe cated, active professional, FIT— professional woman a DWF, 5' 5", trim, pre- light traveling, qutet eve- caring to share fun, love offer, loves art. (creating antiques, outdoors, driv- the best foundation for nings. Sense of humor an and friendship. The rest is 40 t , I am coring, ro oge 40 seeks profes sentable and profes- any meaningful relation- and observing) hiking, bi- mantle, passionate, and sional, non-smoking, mar- ing & exploring new plac- absolute must. Looking in the Clastllled! unimportant to me. I like cycling, NYC, nil kinds of sional, My children ore on es. And I love going Into ship is friendship. I am afor someone needing a have many Interests, I am riage minded white male, their own. Call • maybe full-figured 29 yr. old DWF dining, traveling, music, music, ect., looking for a seeking a serious rela- 38 48, to shnre cultural New York for whatever nice start In life. Please PATTY- You didn't leave movies, shopping and male friend/lovor(?) with we can mnke each other reason. The only thing w/one small child & amcall ext. 4014 tionship with a SDWF, You activities, travel, cycling, smile. Ploase respond to your correct phone num- quiet nights at home. No' which lo share an open, should be 20's-to mld- missing in my life Is a looking for Mends since 1 good food & good com- oxt. 3234. I'm new to NJ. 1/ you are ber, I would very much drugs, Social drinkers & honost relationship. Reply 30's, slim to overage pany. Reply box 3998 woman that I can enjoy like to speak to you. ext. everything with, someone In touch with who you are, smokers o.k. Please call box 3882 build, like candles, fire- MARRIAOE MINDED? 3926. PMI Ext. 4008. FULL-FIQUIIED iwF726, that I can respect & treat what you want from life & DWF— 5O)sh, seeking places, and the outdoors, Want a child? I want a have a "I'll try anything and be a non-smoker, seeks SWM, 26 30, whowife: Let's make a really special. This Is a SWPM counterpart. Enjoy klda OKI ext.3874 enjoys dining out, the perfect opportunity for once maybe twice" at- reading, music (ali kinds deal...Hardworking SWM, that special woman, titude, ploase leave me beach, boats, movies and 28, very fit, 6' t , very from Opera to Garth romance for long term re- please call & leave me a your name A number so Brooks), museums, travel, OF— educated, secure, Intelligent, suave looking, we may find out more fun loving, seeks GF tolationship. Please reply message, I will graciously potitlcs & spectator ext. 3635. Prof, needs mousy Coun- answer you call. Reply box about each other. Please sports. 5'2, Red hair, 125 cultivate a relationship, try Girl, Corporate Lady, or 4058 call Ext. 3935, TO ADVERTISE lbs. Pleuso reply to Ext.race nntl age are Inslgnlfi- FUN-LOVINQ- pretty In-between, 19-29 or so, 3932^ cant._P)ease reply 3990 SWF, 38, honost, Intel- to shnro walks, movies, CALL OUR HANDSOME IWM- 29,ligent and sincere. Seeks dinner, cuddling, beach, HANDSOME SWM— 39, MESCO— I didn't get DWM— 41, professional, 5' 10", brown hair, green really great guy 30-45, lov<; (a bus Inoss to- looking to meet, S/DWF, your telephone number, secure Job, 5'10, 160 lbs, eyes, honest, sincere, ro- possessing similar quail Kother?) Sacrificing to who enjoys Gunnlson address or first name. CLASSIFIED HOTLINE nthlotic, onjoys 9ports, mantic, great sense of ties for long lasting won- build Ooiintiful, whole- Beach at Sandy Hook as Plaase reply again. UNAT- TOLL FREE movies, conversation. humor. Seeks same in at- derful relationship. Plcnso some, Nnturnl lifestyle. much as I do. I'm 5'11TACHE, D CAPRICORN Seeking Intelligent, warm, tractive, SWF, 21-35, for roplyjoext. 4035 Please cnll Ext. 3920. 170 Ibs, I also like danc- EXT. MSB coring woman for com-fun, romance, adventure, O A Y FYM A L E - Help! ing, movies & candlelit 1-800-559-9495 panionship & hopefully a and possible long term re- Looking for another gny dinners. I'm caring & sin- lasting relationship. Reply lationship. Respond to female for long-term rein Advert/so In the CiastHiedt core. If Interested, please Atinrttf In ffi* Box 3977 Box #3831. tionahlp. ext.38B4 call box 3979 duly 30,1992 Classifieds B-5 *r HMMIIB *»- Intel- SWF— 35, down to earth, SWM- 32, 8'10\ 169 ligent, honest, financially beautiful, wavey, light TO «O0e fO M 1MM- aa you know her. You are • TOOL AND- secure, an optimist and lbs., I have dark brown 38 yrs. old, fl'3. 21Mbs. the same, both fuel and MM*.(Eariy 20'e). Going • CRAFT MAKERS* brown, shoulder length hair, piercing blue eyes, A trained by his 4 sisters, flame. She's S'4", light May for your •AMTIQtll- very effectionete. I enjoy hair and brown eyes. 5' MM evetua- South. Prepared to pay Quality arts and crafts •II type* of •ports, espe- a swarthy complexion, I he has learned how not to Mue eye*, blond, with a towards gas. CaN Damien, - AUCTIONS - 6", larger frame but not am an active professional treat a lady. By seeing the slender, shapely figure 7M4012. people wanted for expan- cially: racquetball, golf, obese, a smoker, attrac- S2S-7521T Sat, Aug let & sion of an existing year ^ffl ball, volley ball, with a wide variety of. In- bums we went out with, and appealing features, Sat, Aug 8th tive, likes cooking and en- terests. My mailin hobbies he's no fool, very strong eirt. 3P ™ VWMN round crafts show. This Wen touch football. I joys staying home for a tar I believe in you end me 9:00am - SALE new and exciting concept have four children, don't are mountain biking * emotionally A physically, 8:00am - PREVIEW quiet evening with a songwritirtg. I enjoy all very gentle, romantic * • mere each day. I feel requires no labor hours worry • they don't bite and movie or just as well as mare retailed now, I think LOCATION: 208 South & and a minimal rent com- are very well behaved. types of music, especially terrific sense of humor * Hi the- Pearson Drive going out for the night. country, blues * classical. a spontaneous personality dMng. day outings, you know that. I abeo- mitment. Call today They vm aged 3-12.1 love Works different hours but wtely adore you baby. BELLE MEAD, NJ (SOS) S0S-S90O. being a mom and accord- I am an avid film buff, and that you can't help but end travel, muse Remember I ReejasraVea kind of a night owl. Look- I especially enjoy foreign VIC* ing to the kids, I am "The ing for a sincere, honest, love. If you want to settle Lava, AUO let: 500 LOTS - World's Best Mom". I'm A independent films. I down, ladles this Is your NEW AND 0L0 Hand aioo S/DWM, children ok. Be- spend a lot of time read- the aft of a B'7", have short brown tween the ages of 30-45 chance. May be the lest Tools, 3 Equipment Trail- rtW9 tO • OOOO IffOffW hair, green eyes, attrac- ing A going to museums, true prince. If you are be- male*emale eeeklng WANTBD WF- 35-50, ers, Storage Container, who knows how to treat a and in the summer I tween 28 A 39, 5-5'7, yr». sxportanoo. Cei Judy who is non fulfilled as I tive. I don't smoke, but lady, at least 5' 10" and WA^^ ft^BO^ oVa^BSB_ Cadet Mower, Toro Snow PUK BUILDINO drink socially. I have an spend weekends at my not overweight, not into VEflJB , e eaee Mlt» TOT I pOKtett GOfWra#f' Blower, Horse Drawn over, average or solid house on Bamegat Bay. I ate, romantic, discreet, hourglass shape, but if larger frame, who wants a drugs, not e smoker, very papere, P.O. Bex 699, Equipment, Welders A MATERIALS would like to meet a SWF high morales, family ori- MATONMAKBB SomenWe, NJ. 08676. weekday relationship W/ Welding Equipment, Ga- EXTERIOR ft INTERIOR. you're looking for Barbie • one on one relationship, white businessman. 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Plus 7 games of racquetball or ^J KUSaMRjBeateSf Jude, Apostle and Martyr, 18 holes of golf. If you're advertising agency and is comfortable in an you, don't let this one get Buffet, August...HO6T FAMILIES Rooms Collectibles and 2X10 would like to meet a slml- evening dress or Jeans A away. Reply box 4084 Coffee. great In virtue and rich In Furnishings Still To Be still Interested and are a OMMMtt BsHCBQ NCEDEDI sjHOftoan Inter- miracles, near kinsman of S/DWM, 25-45, over 5'8", I a rally professional male sneakers. If you fit this cultural Student Ex- Sorted! description, I would love WHO WANTS TO HELP Aug. 22nd, 7:30 PM Jesus Christ, faithful Inter with a great sense of 43 +. I am attractive, ac- ME CELEBRATE MV ANTIQUE DRESSER- tive in my work, love golf, to hear from you. Reply caeaor of all who Invoke FOOD AVAILABLE humor. Who is a "respon- •MITMOAYf I am a very fit your special patronage In Americen made, 1910, sible adutt", yet Is still a quiet walks, the beach box 4056 asking $100. Call 908- and If you have children SM, approaching the Big time of need. To you "t0aV2S4-0SM" little kid, who is romantic, •WM- S2, 6' 195tbs, 3 Dozen. Seeking F of Sf. JUBVB have recourse from the 757-4307 spontaneous, honest, in- or pets its A 4. If you are handsome, enjoys the May the Sacred Heart of sincerely looking for a re- warmth, style A sub- depth of my heart and BEDROOM BIT- 4 piece telligent, secure, big beach, fine cuisine, play- stance for mutual enter- Jeous be adored, formed, humbly beg to whom God Black lacquer, queen, 2 hearted and would treat a lationship with a gal who ing baseball and the finer loved and preserved wants to make life great tainment. Age, race unim- has given such great night tables, mirrored woman the way she wants things in life seeks slim, portant. Lets gat out there now power to come to my as- headboard, triple size to be treated. Sense of for the right fellow please down to earth girl be- and Saved Heart PAROCHIAL SCHOOL respond to ext. 4043 and have some fun I sistance. Help me in my dresser w/mirror. Somma humor is a must because tween the ages of2S-36, Please call ext. 3633. of any for us. St. present and urgent peti CLOTHERS- Girl's blous- waterbed mattress, one of my favorite pas- must be honest, caring A es, socks, sweaters. Boy's SWF— looking for friend- WM— 42 yrs. old, with tor of the hope- Won. In return I promise to $1500 Call (908) 359- times is getting people ship/possible relationship sharing. You should be pray far ue. Say this make your name known slacks, shirts, vests. Save 1690. with s/dwm, 3545 who is willing to enter a lasting varied interests. Finan- prayer p Umee a day by $$ on Uniform prices. 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Re- humor for possible long cation muet bo promised. your aid. Amen. (Publica 2040 interested? Call • we'll bradores & goldens, com- cently lost BO lbs. and I Thenk you, St. Jude. tfon must be promised. CoUactfbfas mahogney, era 1948, term relationship. Please dresser w/mlrror, chest on talk, laugh, share dinner, puters & gardening, the am looking for someone call Ext. 3929. N.E.C. This novena has never go to a movie, beat the blues & the "make be- to live life to the fullest. I been known to fail. This ihest, double bed w/box crap out some balls at the lieve ballroom", the enjoy boating, golf, the WWW*- Blue eyed prayer Is to be said for 9 spring & mattress, night- ocean in NJ & the Cha- blond, looking forr SWM, IIf I*. stand. Exc. cond. $800/ driving range or batting beach, various kinds of By appointment only. consecutive days). My or just walk in a teau* in France. If your in- music, working out at the you ariree 50-6«•688 yean prayers have been an Use Your Card- BO. 754-8510 park- perhaps hand In terests are varied & gym and light jogging, if young, emotionally and fi- swered:R.M.C. CHINA CLOSET- Ughted you're demenor sincere, nancially secure, and AN raadlnBi ere private & hand. I am a one-man you think you might be in- confidential. Located up- glass display top; 3 draw- woman that is searching give a call. Reply ext. terested please call ext. DON'T SMOKE, please call er, 2 cabinet bottom by 4062 me, I'm looking for my stairs from Gentlemen's for the right gut to "light 4038 Choice Hair Daewvt, 205 Bassett. Oak fin. $500/ my fire". Intellectually as best friend and morel I BWJF- 36, near Prince- •WM- 34, nice looking, love Music, cats, beach, BO. Please Iv. msg. at well es physically. If you ton, very attractive, grad- health conscious gentle- * DAY 2 NMHT LABOR 908-781-1410: 201-667 think your flint can cause etc. Call my number and 4550 (w). uate of an Ivy League Col- man, down to earth, car- I'll tell you more. Please Janet. Caff. CaM 906-254 DAY WEEKEND BUS my spark, call-perhaps lege, in management at a ing, honest, affectionate, CHROME ft 0.LASS Dining the passion and affection call ext. 3991 6433. By oppt. oniy. M- to Virginia Beach, top company, wants to non-smoker with a good Busch Gdns 4 Kings Do- Room TaMe— w/leaf, 6 we thought only existed in meet a tall, goodlooking sense of humor. Brown chairs $400. CaM 908- fairy tales can come true. minion. 1150/person. professonal man (34-45) hair, blue eyes, 6'2" with Price includes round trip, Quick And 755-3417 Please reply ext. 3634. with sincere Intentions. a muscular build, interest hotel (2 nights) transp. Convenient! COUCH- Gold & green, 8JF- 27, 5'5, slim, en- Please call ext. 3933 include dining out, mov- No. Brunswick. 297-1958 ies, cooking, comedy cherry walnut, contempo- joys the outdoors and SWJM— 20, College stu- rary couch with end ta- sports, seeks a bright, dent, 5' 11", blonde hair club, beach, a wide vari- ety of sports, and spend- bles, 2 large table lamps. caring, athletic, marriage blue eyes. In search of 2070 $400. 526-2776 after 6 minded professional SJM pretty, inteligent, SWF 18 ing quiet eveings at i 27-32, ert.3856 + , from Middlesex county home. Would like to meet < Stay tuned for DESK— Blk. Laminate a SWF, 24-37, with simll- * * * * $35, file cabinet $15, oak I— 23 yrs., 6', brown area, who enjoys dancing, rock music, and sports. iar interests for dating, NEW COVENANT MIS- APPLE IIC- 2 disc drive, dresser $390, 908-940 hair, brown eyes, athletic friendship and possible SIONARY BAPTIST color moniter, Imagewrtter 0787 enjoys boating, clubing. Plese respond to ext. details on our new II printer and Appleworks 3829. long lasting monogamous CHURCH- Looking for I'm the kind of guy you'll relationship. Please call, used pews to be donated. software +. Mint condi- BININQ ROOM SET- take home to Mom & Dad SWM ATTRACTIVE, 33, •' ext. 4015 Call Annette 722-3000 tion. B/0. 673-1386 Ethan Allen, dark pine, yet I'm also the one that tressel table to 108", 4 2"— muscular Mediter- ext. 6251 C0MPUADD- 386 SX, Moms warn you about. ranean, witty, great voice SWM- 38 5'7", 165 ladder back chairs, 2 Looking for a SWF bet. lbs., social drinker and IBM Compatible, color capt., cane seats-$500/ needs SWF 21-36, shape- monitor and printer. Hard 21-26 Interested In a ca- ly A brains, non-smoker. smoker, brown eyes and 2000 BO. Call 469-3045 FOR SAJLE drive, 3.5 and 5.25 disc sual relationship, able to Who'll nurture & share w/ hair. Enjoy camping, fish- OR TABLE- Thomas Beal lead anywhere. Please ing, bowling, malls, drive. WP and L 123. this unpredictable exciting $1400/80. 685-5941 maple, w/ leaf $250; Ma- reply ext. 3942 man: kissing, Outdoors, sports, walks on the hogany dresser/mirror •— 35, well educated, working-out, movies, kiss- beach, quiet nights at COMPUTER- IBM COM- $200. 908-699-9206 home, home cooking, din- contest. PATIBLE $295. We repair never married. North ing, picnics, cooking, cud- dling, summer fun. ing out, and other Inter- computers & printers. We END TABLES- Dark pine Brunswick professional, coffee table w/2 end ta- seeks SJF, 25-35 for mar- Be emotionally avail, for ests. I'm honest, sincere, buy computers & printers, intimate friendship or fun loving and spontane- APPLIANCES- Refrigera- monitors, drives A board. bles. Sturdy looking and rtege-mlnded relationship, tors, washers, dryers, in great shape. $125 for enjoys long walks on the more. Reply ext. 3024 ous. In search of S/DWF, 908-464-7496 33-38, slim, good looking, Win tickets to a new stoves. Reasonable rates. all 3 pieces. CaM 908- beach, garlic pizza, cruis- SWM HARD WORKINO All guaranteed. Call 908- HUH CLONE— 386DX-25, 685-1451. 6-9 pm es, Chinese food, NY Yan- who's honest, fun loving, 2 meg ram, 40 meg HD, PROPESSIONAL-31, 5' not afraid of commitment 2311047 kees, and especially act- 4", light-hearted, Aries movie and a private VGA color, both floppys, KITCHEN BOOTH SET- 1 ing like a kid, looking for and MUST LOVE KIDS. I — small 5 cu windows, 123, A more, Vi yr. old white table, with green eyes, brown work nights. Reply to ext. ft., good for small apt., that special one to share wavy hair with a nice $1100. 356-5875 eves. chestnut vinyl benches & lrfe with, ext.3880 3823 good condition, $100. chairs. $550. 246-0924 smile. I enjoy all types of "Singles" party 908-356-6395 PRINTER- NEC 24-Pin 48,— looking to make quality time that 2 people SWM— 6' + , 3 0- dot matrix, letter quality, KITCHEN/DINETTE SET- Sfriends with S/DWF 35-45. can share. l/S/0 a petite, something, college grad/ MICROWAVE OVEN- mint condition. $130 Excellent condition. 4 Interests include dining employed woman be- professional, handsome A China tea set, handi (908) 356-5875 Eves. chairs, extra leaf. Best out, movies, the shore. tween 24-29, who would physically fit. Wishes to at Wurlitzersl capped walker, tools, Offer. (908) 469-4904. No fatties please. Reply give a nice guy a chance, meet an attractive, physi- stereo, lamps, bath tow- ext. 3027. and knows a good catch cally fit, passionate fe- els, picture paintings, etc 2000 MOVIN0. SALE- Top when when she sees one. male to establish a long (908) 966-2387 quality items at give away •M— good looking, well Ext. 3002. term high quality manogo- REFRIGERATOR- Wel- prices. Sofa sleeper & built, black hair, brown mous romantic relation- bllt, white 9 cu. ft., apt. loveseat $650. Pis call eyes, 5'8", 164 lbs. with SWM, 24- 5'9", 165 ship. Please reply box Co-sponsored by Robert after 7pm 908- sin. 2Yi yrs. old. $225. C RAFTER/VENDORS secure job. I like going to lbs. handsome American 3992 Call 908-752-5725 2180624. the shore, dancing, com- British gentleman with au- WANTED- for Bedmin- SWM- ttalian, 57, very General Cinema Theatres WASHER— $75. Dryer, ster School Flea Market, SECTIONAL- 5 pc. gray/ edy clubs, movies, sports burn hair, green eyes & a warm and fun loving blue w/sleeper, 2 reciin- and eating out. Seeking Libra. I enjoy going out on $65. Stove, $75. Refrig- Sept. 19th. For Info, call would like to meet a very Forbes Newspapers erator, $170. Can deliver. Sally at 526-0285 or ers. Needs cleaning. SF, attractive, slim with the town for dinner or a affectionate, sensual fe- S600/BO 908-272-3179 nice body and personality movie. Also I enjoy Color console TV $100. Karen 234-9380 male who would like to Pis call 722-6329. SOFA- Ethan Allen, between 5' and 5'7" for traveling, photography, share a laugh or a tear, and Wurlitzers friendship and possible art, sports & the great out beige w/rust & navy small listen to the rain, or each Advertise pineapples. Excellent con- relationship. Please call doors to get away for the others heart beat white MM ext. 4037 weekend. Seeking a SWF, Aft In th* ClissMed! dition $500/Best Offer. 21-27, who wants to holding each other close. 725-8690 before 8 pm •WCF— Attractive and in- share an abundance of It would be nice to share telligent, Sincere and with someone who's warm CUSTOM OIL PORTRAITS TRADITIONAL Walnut Din- TLC. Reply ext. 3033. WM— 27, wants to meet THANK YOU ST. JUM- CRAFTERS WANTED ing Room Set, 6 chairs, 2 warm. Looking for a man and sensuous. It may be sexy older woman SS +, for preyers anawered. from photo, pets a speci- Seeking unique crafters of the same form. If you SWM, •', 170 lbs. Cross an encounter you will ality, affordable, call Ed, Ivs., Hutch $1800. Sofa to share good times. Call laat* Please continue to help. for successful Shrine of bed $200. 908-722-7665 are interested please give between Harry Connlck, cherish for a long time. 3832 K. 908-469-0087 St. Joseph Christmas Bou- me a call. I'd like to hear Jr. & JFK, it. Looking for Please call ext. 4039 USED FURNITURE- BERNARDS TWP- NEVER MARRIED- fe tique. (Stirling) November from one and all. Box charming, intelligent UNATTACHED SWF- 13 & 14. Please call Uz at Sofa, easy chair, bed, bu- woman between 23-30 SWM- tall, attractive, seeks unattached emo- Brown A white male collie male, 36, 120lbs., 5'4", 2040 3833 professional, physically mix. Female black and or 908-647-6334 reau. Best Offer. Call with beauty, radiance and tionally avail. SWM, green eyes, dark hair, 968-8058. SWCM— guaranteed tire. Please reply oxt. fit, non-smoking, 39, Appox. 38, 6' + , firm/ ange tortoise shell cat. high moral values, caring, VENDORS WANTEDI- good looking 48, 6' 3632. seeks lover-ln-walting. slender build, Earth sign Orange A white mele cat loving. Hispanic descen- HARV1N OROUP Flea market and crafts They say I look Kite Tom Black & white male kitten, dant. Would like to meet ale, St. Thomas the 170lbs, brown hair, blue SWM, CATHOLIC, B3- (pref. TAURUS). She'll find AUCTIONEERS Ads in Classified eyes, non smoker, rugged Brokaw, but alas, I have you exciting A appealing Branchburg— Black & an affectionate, clean liv- Apostle Church, 1407 St. nondrinker, non-smoker, no current affair. I'm white male kitten. Long ing white man for sharing Georges ave., Rahway, don't cost — outdoor type. I am an in- seeks honest, sincere, because you're spontane- SOS-SM-t'lOB curable romantic with tra- trustworthy, considerate, ous, Imaginative, passion- haired grey cat left at an honest friendship, pos- Sat. 9/12 & 10/10, info They pay! ditional values good tntker practicing Catholic intelligent, Looking for ate, Independent, seduc- shelter. Brown tabby kit' sibly leading to a lasting Estate & Commercial all: 908-862-5321 or & listener w/great sense woman^Repfy ext. 3475. someone slender, 30-38, tive, unconventional, dev- ten. Brown & White tabby relationship. Please reply Liquidations 908-969-2796 of humor, t lovo to hug & & attractive to pamper & ilish. You know what you kitten. Hlllsborough — to Box 100, c/o Forbes SWM- 25 6' 3, 175 lbs. share my thoughts with. White & Brown mix breed be hugged. Seeking fun brown hair, green eyes, want & aren't Intimated Newspapers, P.O. Box loving, spontaneous SWF, Call Ext. 3668. by, but admire strong per- male dog. Female golden 699, Somerville, NJ non-smoker, non-drug retriever mix. White male 35-45 for friendship & ro- user. Seeking SWF 22-31, TALL BLONDE BEAUTI- sonalities like yourself. 08876 mance. Reply box 4060 FUL- 35, 511, SWF. I'm You're kind, considerate, kitten with grey spots. Intelligent, attractive & Brown & whits tabby, al- THANKSWVNM NOVENA SWDM— looking lor ti slim who enjoys dancing, intelligent, have a terrific tolerant, honest, fair and TO ST. JUDE- Holy St. sense of humor, am com- dependable. You've deep tered. Female brown SDWF non-smoker, drug & going to the beach, taking tabby. Pigeon. Highland Jude, Apostle and Martyr, alcohol froo, kids OK look- romantic walks, movies & municative, honest, af- and lasting affections. great In virtue and rich in fectionate, energetic A You express your feelings Park— White and grey ing for one on one rela spending quiet nights to- tabby. Somerset County miracles, near kinsman of tlonship, possible mar- gether at home. Reply box physically fit. I enjoy ev- directly, and are deter- Jesus Christ, faithful Inter- erything from theatre & mined In love. You know Humane Society, Route riage. Like the movies, 3996 22, North Branch, NJ cessor of all who Invoke chamber music concerts, what to do and say to your special patronage In (lancing, dining out & the SWM- 25, 6', 225lbs, 526-3330 2120 shore. Reply box 3993 to post-modern music A make her feel special. time of need. To you I 2120 handsome, omployod, Great Adventure. Seeking You're gentle and charm- LOST JULY 1STH- Black have recourse from the SWF WANTS TO MEET with a variety of interests a meaningful relationship Ing to all, faithful and true & white neutered, de depth of my heart and EDUCATED which include: fishing, with a 30lsh-40, non- to only her. You're at- clawed male cat. Lost in humbly beg to whom God •RANCHBURB— 17 Oak CRANFORD- SB Burn ATTRACTIVE S/DWM with tennis, rock & roll, con- smoking, professional in- tracted to comely, fasci- the vicinity of Metape Cir- has given such great NOTICE: All GARAGE S- Hill; (202 South, left on •Ida Ave. Oft Lincoln. many interests for pos certs, dining out, movlos, telligent man, who Is also nating women, but quali- cle, Bound Brook. Please power to come to my as- ALES advertisements are Whlton Rd. to Oak Hill) Aug. 1, 10am to 5pm. slble serious relationship. romance, cooking, com- tall, shares (& can ad va- ties that most appeal to call 560-8688 sistance. Help me in my PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Sat Aug. 1. 9-3PM. furni- Singer sewing machine, My Interests include read- ody clubs, Atlantic City. riety to!) my Interests, you lie deeper. You like present and urgent peti- by cash, check, VISA or ture bikes, etc. ladies bike, 2 AC's, dish ing, physical fitness, trav- Seeks SWF, 18-30, to and Is able to express being surrounded by soft, 1O«O tion. In return I promise to Maatsr Card. For a quote BRANCHBURO- 2383 es, clothes, toys, much, el, cats, art, games, enr- enjoy some of these Inter- himself freely (verbally, comfortable, familiar make your name known on cost, please call So. Branch Rd. Sat, 8/1, much more. ests & m.iybe some of pentry and computers. emotionally, & physically) things. Friends, family, and cause you to be In- 1 •800-334-0531. 8:30-2 Moving, household HIQHLAND PARK- 477 Yours don't have to be the yours. Please reply box Please reply box 3B26 harmony and well- voked. (Say 3 Our Fa- items, furniture, etc. 3937 ADOPTION— Loving cou- UNCOLN AVE.; JULY 30, same, but some common UNPRETENTIOUS AND behaved children are a thers, 3 Hail Mary's, 3 31, AUG 1-2, 9-5PM GI- must. You're a bit stub- ple wishes to adopt white BEDMINSTER- 278 Air- BRIDQEWATER— 810 ground would be nice. SWM— 29, handsome, HEALTHY OENTLEMAN- newborn. We promise love Glory Be's). St. Jude, pray GANTIC SALE MOVING. Please reply ext. 3637. born, but compromising. port Rd.; Sat & Sun Aug Partridge Dr.; (Btw. physically fit professional, 48, 5'6\ Educated and and happiness to your for us and all who invoke Brown & Crlm off Papen) YOU NAME IT. WE'VE GOT r searching for n very at- established Chinese- You've purposely elluded your aid. Amen. (Publica- & 2, 8-5PM, furniture, IT! ALL IN EXCELLENT SWF— 23, 5 3", Attrac giving your heart fully be baby. Call Kathy and Rich- Tiffany lamp, rugs, toys & Fri & Sat, 8-1PM, refrig., live, fit and fun loving. I trnctlvo Christian female American professional, ie anytime 1-800-753- tion must be promised. carpet, drapes, ping-pong, CONDITION botwoon 22-26, with mo cause of apprehension This novena has never much more. am new from Australia, reasonably good looking. and suspicion, But now 7696. Legal/ConfldBntBl. bikes, stereo, vid. gms. MANVILLE- 981 Rn- onjoy a variety of outdoor mtes & vnlues, who on- Very broad interest in been known to fail. This BERNARD SVI UE-~ 123 etc. joys tiuiet evenings ot you yearn to take a IN SIARCH OP: Nice prayer Is to be said for 9 Cleremont Road, Bldg. bens Ava., Fri. 7/31 & activities, movies dining sports, music, movies and Sat. 8/1; 9-4. Rofrlg., homo ns well ns fun theater. Enjoys good food chance for something handsome tall WM early consecutive days). My #1, Almost new- Clothing, BRIDOEWATER— • * 16 out, night life, as well ns 40's, healthy-diesease Freezer, Air conditioners, (|Uict nights nt ho me. I nm nights out. Please no Bim- nnd trnvel. Looking for a more - something pro- prayers have been an- eweiry, Furs, Acces- Andever Ave.(off Milt bos. Reply Box _ found. You desire o free, who needs a friend swered: e).C. sories. Continual 50%- town Rd.) Sat. 8/1; 9-4. Picket Fence, tirns, genuine down to cnrlh, petite woman with same and lover, looking for household. Must sell interests. Reply to Ext. woman who Is loving, re- 75% mathdowns, Bldg. 2 Rain or Shine. Furn., rug, spontaneous, with n Hood SWM— 35, 61 , edu- same In a Female of any bath fixtures, clothing, Moving! •JSnso of humor, coring 4012. sourceful and giving • a •:, PSYCHIC READIN0S M - THE ANNEX- finest cated, ethnically- "Mother Earth" who has race 25-45 years old. Will ,, BY DOROTHY , quality home furnishings, household^ PEAPAClT-~ii~MaTn fttT, t*ftd romantic. Seaking hniulsonie, rmisculxir Hill WESTFIELD HESIDENT- be discreat, No heavy wtt. SWM, 25-30, with slmilm your qualities, desires and •LoveeHealtheBuslness Antiques, Collectibles. • RIDaEWATER- *04 Fri. & Sat. 7/31 & 8/1. 9- Inn, seoks cliissy. sonsir Whlte professional male, hungers. She's outspo- Respond to PO Box 104 * SPECIAL *-Tarot Card Continual 10%-50% mark 5. Book, bikes, TVs, Mi- dualities nnd Interests for youthful 37, 5'9" 165lbs, 1626 Rt. 130 Uons Plaza, McKlnley St., Sat. 8/1; 1 mis, financially-successful ken, passive yet aggres- readings $5 with this ad. downs. New merchandise 8am-4pm. Something for crowave, BBQ, Typewrit friendship nnd possible M-D SWI, who ernves fit: hrown hnlr nnd blue eyes. No. Brunswick, NJ 08902 relationship, box 3H3 5 sive, conservative and Call for appt. Bound Brk. arriving dally! Consign- Everyonol Rain or Shi_ne. ers, cameras, shelving, spnctful Pnmporlng Is tip HamJsomo and fit, into spirited, serious but dar- ments by nppl. Dealers 28 ft heavy duty Ext. Ind- LEARN THE TRUTH Y908-3BB-4OO4V CRANF0RD- 3 house 8WM- 24, Catholic, jiroclntivuly gonrrous, en- roller binding, romnnco ing And playful. She's from psychic advisor to In- space when avail. der, tools, Paint sprayer, iSOOtl looking, In snnrcli of joys sparkling conversa- nnd childron. In search of comfortable In silk or garage sat* 208-212 vestigators. Tsrot Card ENCORE QUALITY Hillside Ave. Sat. 8/1. car mnint. Items, snow 3WF. Cntliolic. 21 20. tion, rormmtlc (lining, a younger white profes- denim, heels or barefoot. Reading. Send 1 ques- Ada In Classified CONSIGNMENTS blower, kerostnp hontor. (Intos; Your convenience. sional female, non- She's a cautious Capri- Many large nnd smnll s|(m attractive, great por tion, name, address & don't cost — M-F 10-6, Thurs. 8 items. exercise tnhlo & weights, <*onnllty. You must enjoy Don't l>o shy. You'll bo smoKer, slim, attractive & corn who's also escaped $10 to: Ms. Legaard, 11 Sat. 10-4. clothes--men's large, la I Do greatost things in lire pleased. Discroot. Roply friendly. PIOBSB cnll ext. capture for sho'll not set- Thomas St., So. River, NJ They pay! Closed Mondays In July & dies 8-10, Household Lxt. 4032 4042 tle. She knows you well, IJiply box 4033 08882 August »0S-7M-T7t0 Advertrie In the OatBlfledt Items and much more, •A Forbes Newspaper' B-6 Classifieds July 30,1992 YOUR HOUSE fl HOME APPLIANCE REPAIRS OARPINTMY BY OUIU LAWN MOWINB- for as QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Refrig., watercoolers, air OONSTRUOTION CO.- ASPHALT MMrlWAVS little as $20. Spring clean AT A REASONABLE PAINTING •VaSliteMl WBftMl afBBa^aM^BWBiasfl up. Thatching, shrub conditioner*, walk-in cool- Patch Work-Belgium Block PRICS- all types of ma- washing, staining, ers, reach-In coolers, etc. windows a steef eeeia. ft Railroad TJ#* instaMad. planting. Will beat any le- sonry. For fraa ast, pis gltlmate price. 783-6742 wood raflnlihlng, any at prices you can afford. Prompt and Courteous Install naw drtvaways or cali John 906-863-7862 surface, custom colors, Call 9O8-7S2-7866 dormere- tlRchen m bath resurface existing drtva COPPBRHEAD PLUMB. CARPENTRY- decks, ad- lAWNCAJII guttara. Rafarencas. INS, HBATINB, DRAIN ditions, alterations, fully remodeliremodeling, basements, "Quality at ItaSart" ways at tl/sq.ft. • * * * HANDYMAN drywtll a taping. NO JOB Fraa estimates Fully Insurad, clean-ups, Insurad. Frsa written CLBANINB- Affordable ins., FREE EST!, call BOB WAUACI reliable, great prices. estimate*. quality - fraa estimates, 90S-7SS4S4S ALL WORK, Best prices! TOO SMAUI FuBy Insured free estimates CONSTRUCTION S0S.348-11BS Foundatlon*/St*pa/Con 24 hour emergency ser- CARPENTRY FREE EST! Exc. Ref., 908- RUBBISH RBMOVAL crate work/Paving stona*/ 231-1421 Servicing ALL of MOUNTAIN VIEW 908-769-SB09 vice. License #891,7. Interior and exterior paint- Allan block retaining PAINTINS- ALL STAR. Please call 752-8808. CARPENTRY- 4 Home •d-tt-CftftiifCfir-tiiiii-ii NEW JERSEY, REASON LANDSCAPINa and lira ing. Wood and masonry HANDYMAN Complete yard mainte- FULLY INS., FREE ESTI I DOWD BROTHERS • steps. Free estimates. Can do most anything and Improvements. I do It ALL! HOMB IMPROVMBNT- ABLE RATES, Show ad at Qualrty wworke . CALL KEVIN Insld* and Out, FREE ti f lkC*, T 10% nance. Grass cutting. PUIMBINaa , SOS-4SS-0S17 at reasonable rates. No All phases of home SOBOM-17BS1 improvement*. Free art. ESTI, RJUV INS., REF.S, time of plck-up:C*T Fully insurad. HEATINB, INC . job too small. Insured. OFF TNI BILL! call Jim Call 908-322-1673. ln«. Steve, 90B-988-7042 call DAVB iSSB TIB BBTt i-so»-aai-ssss PAINTHM— 1st a woman DRAIN CLEANINa, : CARPENTRY OR BRU0B SSB-SSB- Brannan 201-672-2941, PINS LANOSCAPffM do your painting. Neat, CENTRAL A.C. ; Drywall, ceramic tiling, HANDYMAN CARPENTRY- AH tmall, In business since 1989, claan quality work. In- Fast same day service medium repairs inalde a •STa Wa also do rubbish Landscape construction '. restoration/repair, Insur- CARPENTRY SERVICE illl excellent references avail surad. Fraa estimates. evenings and weekends. out, and new work. Also able ft lawn maintenance. Ser- • ance work, Specialist in All interior remodeling § vices Included: all phases Call Marysnn 560-9235. Lie.#4369. 908-725- • reconstruction and resto- Cabinets, Doors & Decks ceramic uMi sneetfOCIi re SHEET ROCKINCt * Intarior/sxtarior. Wallpa- psirSi guttere dseneQt re^ Additions, SPACKLttM- of landscaping ft lawn partng, painting, power an pajajUNB APPUCA- 8239 or 908-356-1029? - ration, 10 yrs. of HONEST, 26 years experience maintenance. Plantings ft DEPENDABLE craftsman- Dan S0S-2SS-S8S0 paired and inside paint decks, woodan storage Quality work, Exp., In waahlng for oommarctal/ TIONS- (Owrwr-Opar'd) OIL BURNER SBRVICE Kg. Call tarry 4BB-S340. shads. AH phaaas of home sured, Dalaagra Dry rock wall* a speciality. rasidantial. Call Fratf, 10 yr*l (Lowaat Rataa) Boiler & Furnace clean ship, FREE EST1, Excellent HANDYMAN FOR HIRE- local Ref.'s, Written guar- miprovamant* * rapair*. Wan • PMasktag, 80S- Ownar operated ft cus- DBPBNBABLR. Qual. up, efficiency testing antees, BETTER JOB- Carpentry, replacement of CERAMIC T1L1 Vtaa/MC, fraa aatknataa, SSS-SSB1 tomer oriented. Ouart'dl MHdaw Off. Fast emergency service calls, windows & doors, floor PAINTINO ft PAPBR heat A hot water fn- BETTER PRICE, tOS-713 Inatallatton * Repairs a^B^aBB^BMBBBXffB^BBJ B| Bvja^B P*j*Wf ^P^*"»j^^ Est. Local 828-7748 tiles. Decks, additions, SHEBTROCK/SPACKLE 1725 CommerciaVRaaMentlal —Repairs to sheetrock ft PREDATOR TRBB SER- rior. Window rapairs. stalled. 722-8225 kitchen, bath renovation. VICE- Tak* down ft chip- 908-526-5723. S.I. •IHWCR plaster. 572-5811. Quality workmanship for Intarter/axtarlor. Roofing, PLUMBINQ a HEATINQ CARPENTRY- ALL PHAS- ping, no Frills lawn cara, 28 yaars. No job too Low rates. Good service. ES, fully Ins.. FREE ESTI, (•OS) TIMllI WINDOW A«l RBPAIRB guttars claansd/histallaq. HANDYMAN- All work. SWEET Full Ins. 908-424-0512 •mall. Insurad. Fraa astl- Fraa sst. 7U4441. Drain cleaning. Free esti- portfolio & ref's avail. Painting & carpentry, Fn>e Estimate* Re placa glass, putty, mate, prompt service. mates. License #6461. Hartje Construction So. caulk, paint ft wash. SNRUBS/NEDOBS ceramic tile, FREE EST!!, FuMy Insurad TRIMMED- Experienced. Call John SSS4SS4 .; Plalnfleld. 784 SS21 REF., 908-874-7606 Quality craftsmanship for Patio* a dacks, interior; CSRAMW mi- InstaHa- IMPROVEMENTS Westfleld/ScotchPlalns SAUER PLUMBINO- Uc DECKS— Carpentry and AND 25 yrs. Fraa estimates, in- •xtanor, UVNM COiOBt IMPROVI EVKRVTHINO- tlon a repair. Quality sured, work guaranteed, area. 908-789-9265. *•* call Tony 906-753-6642 #7543, FREE EST.!, NO alterations, attics and Qualityl! Painting, Spach- work, reasonable rates, REPAIRS JOB TOO SMALL! on cell basements, sheetrock Carpentry (All phases) prompt sarvlca. Bah TUB PLANT SHAPER PAINTINa A WALL Ming, Decks, DeMold, frsa •stimata*.SSS-7SSB. Bia>s»SS Have your shrubs ft small 24 hrs.,908-769-1539 . V and spackllng. comp. pric- Yards, Fast. Shaet Rock a Painting PAINT1NQ PAPERINa- "Wlatar CLEAN UP AND RR- trees professionally Spisair SSO off painting es, quality work, fully ins., Fences a Dacks •HOME REPAIRS- 4220 ' FREE EST.!, 908-561- 908-82B-7748 MOVAL- yards, base- Outdoor structures shaped this season. Call INTERIOR/EXTERIOR and 30% off wallpapering. INTERIOR manU, attics, construc- Masonry • Patios Carpentry, masonry, JMBfBBVBIjr •»• MBWHVWBMIF UOHT CARPENTRY FULLY INSURED. Will 1291 tion debrla, act., eaH: renovation*. Fraa ast. Call MAINTENANCE Bathroom ft Basement (SSB)T1S-44TV RICH GORMAN feaat any wrrttan aatl- DON'T CALL US ! Complete home repair Rsmodeling 968-3258 or 752-8288. TRBt * STUMP EX- Mats*. Interior/exterior. BUILDINO '. Until you've called the and cosmetic work. For CUAN UP- Rick's, gar., And much more... Pf RTS- all type* of tree 580-9465 Will work weekends. Call RESTORATIONS others. Then call QUALITY you can afford attics, bsmts., 8, 10, 15 Always fraa estimates • CERAMIC* work, stump removal. Chris 8731369 Masonry repairs, Roofing, CB CONTRACTING for the Call 908-418-8756 20, 2$ * 30 yd. dump- and competitive ratas. • TILE* Reasonable ratas. Fully •• JOS PAINTHM •• R a B PAINTINa Powerwashlng., all work highest quality carpentry M * J DRYWALL star* for rant, 908-757- Insured. Fraa Estimates. Interior ft Exterior uaranteed. Call 908- '• and home improvements Residential/Commercial. 2677 CALL JOHN MUSELU •d Installations AMERICAN Quality Painting i45-1773. at the lowest price. We Free estimates. COMPLBTg HOMB (908) 249-6652 2100 4170 4170 Wants* to BtrV PISCATAWAY- 317 ORIENTAL RUO- 9 9" UMD CVa WANTED AVAILABLE TNROUOII Grandview Ava; multi- l QUALITY. CHILD CAM NO COST HEALTH IN family, H/H item*, kids Will buy If in working con- PMtON Olfimo- Quality In my Somerville home SURANCEf Call to see If --VCR RCPAIEMJ.. ;V Maple rockin»g dition. CD Exchange, 43 chHd ear* In your home. with lots of TLC. Years oi clothe* A toy*, T.V.'s, Fur- chair, w/rope seat; $79. AKPA-MYSSCPA you q ua I if y. 908 Free estimates niture, books, dishes, a W. Main St. SomofViHe, Days, evenings and over- experience fenced in Servicing business A indl 249-1258 Mm panting A tree trim Futon type chair bed; 50 283-0000 nights. 908 234-2872 yard. Lunch A snack pro Fast Ptekup/DeUver much moral Sat. 8/1, 9-4 nog. 908-388-5832 vidual. FRII INITIAL mlng. Vary reasonable ••840-3070, r' Pm drum sets, in- BABY CARS- Birth to 14 vlded. (908) 820-4710 CONSULTATION. 4X40 Fully insured. PARTIAL CLIAN OUT- dividual drums, cymbals, mo. in my Weatfleld eTax Returns-Planning- CLaARVWW7S7>0S47 PIOCATAWAY- t4 Dolls, Barbie dolls, me- stands, pedals, seats, home. Joan, mother of 7, audit Halnaa Av*.; (Qramercy chanicals, stands, toys, cases, etc... any brand, grandmother of 9, nursery •Accounting A Bookkeep PmrtyA Park) Aug. 1, 9-3PM, music boxes, much much ATTORNEY AVAILABLE- Cleans, repairs A Installs any condition. Please call school teacher, nurses Ing leaders A gutters. Free 'Moving Salel Everything more. $2 A up. Dolls re- 908-085-2298 aid training, axe. refer- •New business setups Closings, Refinancings, 'must go. Wain or »hlna paired, bought, sold A ap- A HOUOB CLEANER- Leases, other Real Estate Esumatses l900-709-161- 0 Wl BUY U0ID/NIW ences, have 14 mo. old 908-4SS-0S49 A COMEDY MAOIC A PUN ^SCOTCH PLAINS- UN praised. By appointment Grandson. Will consider who guarantees her work matters, Wills. Reason only. Call 908-270-3815. BLICTRIC MOTORO- 100% Rates starting at able rates. Linda Gotlib Mildew A dirt removal •HOW- for Holiday, Of- 'Lamkarts MIR R«. pumps and related equip- travel for day or over 4110 fice, Birthdays w/exotic MOVING SALE! OsaO Fairy OaM Museum night, have experience $28. 908-9685434 908-906-0737 from all types of siding, A HeseHal, 201 Watairt ment for our business. A-l HOUOECLSANINO ATTORNEY HOUSE sidewalks 4 decks. Free animals. Clip ad A show 'Sat., Aug. 1. 9am-5pm. Call NJ Electric, 84 Som- taking care of children in boss. Call Mr. Magic Parquet floor squares, your home while parents Experienced, references CALLS: Wills (from $70) sst. Jim Mitchell 908- erset St., SomervIHe, days FRENCH- All Levels. Closings (from $395), In- 232-1822; 204-2728 NOW! 908-322-7077. craft supplies, formica, 8am-5pm. 526-5225 vacation. Have back-up reasonable rates. sporting goods, hand PHASI CONVBRTSR- care. Call 908-684-3118. Caa Dakota 4S4-SS4* Licensed, native teacher. corporations (from $225) Attic, BALLOON appliances, etc. Rotary type, 1 to 15 HP. ALL OF OOMIRSET Former vistlng Prof, at Call for exact fees; other basement, backyards. Call BABY CARE- experi- Rutgers. Yrs of successful services. RIDES SO. SOUND BROOK - Call 526-5225 or eve- woo enced, responsible mom COUNTY AREA— Exc Joe 287-1281. nlngs 369-3372 teaching. Refs avail. J. DeMartlne, Esq. Flights leave our own li- 110 Maple Ave. 2 blocks P£TTS AND LIVESTOCK with previous daycare ref.s, Starting at $30, cal 908-9858721 after 4pm KARBN'O— For all your center experience will 908-806-8837 9O8-S74-SSSS. censed balloon port in _ from Main St. Sat 8/1, 9- PIANO- $350. Copier sewing needs. Reason- Whitehouse at 6pm daily. " A. New toys, collectibles, $150. Desks, Files. Type- provide loving care for APT., HOUSE, OFFICE JAPANESE LANOUAOE able prices. Call (908) -miniature "L" bottles, A writer, Phone system, your newborn or Infant in SCHOOL— Summer en- 4180 745-9075. May thru October. One of CLIANINO- The rollment, individual class NJ's oldest and most ex- Nither miscellaneous Diet. mach. A carpentry my Hlllsborough home. CLEAN" PEOPLE. Reli loans A fltoamc* LAWN CPR certified, non- OS. Call 908-369-6077. perienced ballooning Hams. No early birds tools. 561-2022 able, bonded, ins. Cal Tom's Lawn Mower Ser- companies! Special 20th PIANO— Upright, $300. ROTTWIIUR- Female, smoker, fully Insured, 494-6224. MATH TUTOR- Algebra, ••CREDIT REPAIR" vice. Ride-on mowers, ,so. PLAINFISLD- aas child-proof home, yard/ Trig, Pra-Calculus, Calcu- anniversary price $135 Amana Refrigerator, Gold, 2 yrs. old, housebroken A CLIANINO SERVICE- •••EXPOSED"- trimmers, weedeaters, per person. , Harvard Ave.; {left off $230. Please call 908- comes with cage. Good playroom. Appropriate lus. Call Rita 908 Improve your credit with chain saws, Toro, Snap- .Hamilton Blvd.) Sat A equipment provided. First Wkly, bl-wkly, monthly. 548-4632 CONTACT DENNY AT 234-1958. with children A other dogs Housekeeping, babysit- out BIG fees! Step by step per, Rally, Honda. Free YELLOWSTONE Sun. Aug 1 A 2, 9-4PM, A cats. $660/BO, Call week half price. Expectant PIANO INSTRUCTION instruction. Amazing re estimates. Free pickup A snowblower, computer PORTABLE- KENMORE 908-218-0657 moms welcomel Please ting, live-in/out, well done BALLOON by responsible, exp'd Pol Diane Olsen Galvacky, corded message reveals deliver. Piscataway 699 ADVENTURES desk, 2 bookcases, 2 WASHER A DRYER, orig. call 908-874-3795. details! Don't delay, call $800, 1 st $350 takes it, 0HIH TZU- puppies, ish women. 302-1949. available for teaching 0326. •OS-419-SS20 ' china cabinets, DR set BABYSIT IN MY HOME- 9am-2:30pm, Mon-Fri A now! 900-SS9-19S4 dark wood, Kit. set dark lawnboy lawnmower, gas non-shedding, non- CLEANINO- expert MOMU MARINE BIRTHDAY PARTY EN- powered weed eater, allergenic, great with chil- by the hour-day-week, Sat. Call 699-0636 wood, household items, part time • full time, days- enced. Mother A daughter TERTAINMENT- for chil- girls bike A scooter, metis 908-560-8369 dren! Adorable, loving will clean homes, offices PIANO LESSONS- In 4170 dren (4 A up). Fun filled & womens clothing, re- pets. Call 563-1713. nights, weekends - over- your home. Branchburg, Free Estimates RACINO BTROLLER- night. Have fenced yard A or apts. Own transp. Good Pick up A Delivery magic show A balloon ani- ,'dlner chair A much more. baby jogger, for 6 month OUNRtOI ACRES- Dog refs. Honest, reliable. Call Hlllsborough and area. mals for all. Reasonable obedience. Private A playroom. Lunch included. Call 369-4937 7 Days a week SOMERSET- 12 Hill- to 4 yr old. asking $275 Very reasonable. 722- 908-572-7523 (900) 704-0475 rates. Call Constantino. ' creat Ave., (off Easton b/o, never been used, still group classes. Results PIANO LEOOONO— S. CABINET RSOTOflATION 806-7743. guaranteed. 689-8566 2035. CLIANINO— Homes/Con Apts., Homes, Ave.) Frt. 7/31, Sat. 8/1,in box, 908-828-1378 dos/AptS. LOW RATES- 1 Plainfield, Dunellen, Edi- Most Kitchens under CLOVERLAND PONY "Sun. 8/2; 9-5. Antiques, CCRT. ELBM. SPECIAL son A Piscataway. Call $400. Refs. Fully Insured. Offlcea, Pianos. Llc.# RC CAR- 1/10 scale, ED. TEACHER- mother bdrm, bath $40 to 4 005BO. RIDEO- A CAROUSELS household Items, Furn. bdrm, 2-3 baths $65. 968 8281 Jean for Parties A Picnics. Call Everything must go! new, assembled, magnum of 2, will care for your In- ••• 7M-1977"'* radio, MRC charger, $400 fant or toddler In my non- Honest/reliable/exp/refs PIANO, ALL STYLES ALL CLEANUP St LJOMT HAUL- 908-996-3140. SOMERBET- Sussex Ct. 80 722-6898 smoking environment Pis- provided. Carol 754-2574 A0C0 AT YOUR PACE- 0— of all types. Free MOVHMT— Select the OOOO Col da sac sale, Rt. 287 RECLININQ LOUNGE IS 1 HAND 12 YR OLD— cataway home Mon.-Fri., CLEANINO— Houses, Degreed (BA/MM), 20 estimates, Insured, low competent, experienced, DIAMOND T- DJ Service. exit 6, to Easton ave., toCHAIR- Whirlpool Freez- Appendix Quarter horse. exc. ref., reason, rates! apartments and busi years experience, private, rates, We work weekends. reasonable gentlemen of Affordable, quality enter- DeMott Lana, to Martlno er, 15x9 cu.ft.; DR set w/ Buckskin Gelding. Has908-752-3127 nesses dally. Good refer college A university. Call Tony 908-781-0400 IS LJNR MOVBRO. PM tainment. We beat every- Dr., to Sussex Ct., Sat. 8/ evented, dressage, A ences. Prefer Somerset Bridgewater. 704-8620 #00156. 72O-7TSS. body's prices! 757-0209 1, 10-4 Pm, Rain or 6 chairs; excel, cond. CHILD CARS PRO- CUOTOM QUALITY Desk; 2 dressers, Gray. hunter paces. Easy rider, VIDED- So. Plainfield. County. 725-1846. LETTERS • JOY FOR PARTIES- or any Shinat Furniture, Oriental $3500, 908-234-2368 0HAOUN rug, VW 82 Rabbit, ac, Fur 908-752-5436 Educational, fun, not lust CLIANINO— Houses, KUNOFU OfepMee > Otrtpmg occasion call the Music WANTED NOW a babysitter. Will pickup apts, condos, offices, etc. INSTRUCTION Boats, Autos, RVs, Vans "We come to You" Factory DJ Service, for Jacket, children's toys, SMALL TRAIL8R- $300. Free 61ft , baby A H/H Items Go-Cart Items, call: »71- New/used riding appearal/ kindergarteners/after Good references A transp Straight from NY's China Starting at $.54+ S.H. more info. 359-6041 tack/saddles, all sizes. school also avail. Limited No job is too big. Call us town by a qualified inter For Free info A pricing Save an additional $10 off already low prices I CAN DRAW ANYTHINOI WESTflBLD- SS Oal- Full consignment. Have amount accepted. Experi- nowl Glenia A Fortu at nationally recognized Chi PM OJUPHICO, P.O. Bex Portraits, Pets, Homes, -'tewaa.(ofT Wychwood Rd.) T00L8— Airless spray customers waiting for enced. Call Terry at 908- 908-560-4644. nese instructor with over 407S ReseOe Park, NJ when you present this ad. We offer personalized ser- etc.; Character Sketches •Frl. July 31, Sat. Aug. 1.equip., ladders, office many items. Banbury 753-2864 CLEANINO- Profes 20 years teaching experi- 07X04 for Parties. Reasonable 9:30am-4pm. Partial con- equip., A videos. Call Cross, 25 Perry St., Ches- ence. Authentic tradi- vice at your home using CHILD CARE- FT/PT, Slonal, with a personal CUSTOM OLIPCOVERO quality products for last- rates. 908-548-0548 - tents. Furniture, appli- 526-0856 after 0 ter, 879-5480 State Certified. Safe care touch. Reliable, refer- tional system to develop ances A more. strength, fitness, self- Draperies, reupholstery. ing protection. PARTY PLAYERS- run WOLFF TANNIN* MOB- for infants A toddlers. ences, Free estimates. Your fabric or ours. For- One price covers all Inte- he fun. Characters, Naw Commercial-Home $75/wk. 908-8190260 Commercial A residential. defense and tournament competition skills. merly at Steinbachs A rior/exterior. Shampooing hem* costume parties, too Units from $199.00. CHILD CARB- in Hllls- 10% off first cleaning. Hahne's. 43 yrs. experi- interior $20 additional puppets. Lamps-Lotion s- borough. Mom, State Cer- Call The Polished Look ence. Senior citizen disc. charge. kfMwcfci Accessories Monthly pay 806-7854 MeneWomentChildren PUDDH4S CATS- 2 females, 1 tified, recreational thera- Shop at home service. Mid-size $69.95 menu low as $18.00. Call Welcome W. Canter 757-6655. My-Tee-Flae Ctownln ALUMINUM AND VINYL today FREE NEW Color sandy, 1 black, indoor pist, CPR and First Aid DEPENDABLE, HONEST Master Frank Yee Full-size $89.95 Reputation speaks for it- WINDOWS— doors and cats. Also, 1 Parakeet, Certified, flexible rates A LADY— with car in Som- References avail, upon re- self all occasions comedy Catalog 1-800-228-6292, times. 281-7906, SHU Tern Orant quest. sample windows from and 1 Cocketlel with erville aree. Would like 008-271-9222 magic and more. Please $10. 828-2464 WOOD/COAL BURNINO cages. 805-3964 CHILD CARE- In myhousework position for 1 REMOVAL Call for appointment call (908) 651-0747 OTOVI— approx. 8 yrs. Bridgewater home. Lots of day/wk. Excellent refer- ask for Sob , ATTENTION BANDS— old, excel, cond. $40. call COMPANION ANIMAL ences. 908-526-1028 IMMEDIATE SERVICE 908-231-0714 TUPPERWARC- Parties Speakers for sale. 2 JBL908-526-2331 also free PLACEMENT- Available T.L.C. and fun. 722-4953 e Basements are our specialty. Bridal bass bins, 15", 2 JBL high 1 Vi cord firewood for adoption, altered CHILD CAR!- In my So. DIRTY CARPETS e Attics NEW CO* flON showers, fund raisers, end horns. Concert mate- adults, purebreeds and Plainfield home. Experi- AM MY SPECIALTY e Garages Additions, Kitchens, Bath- home demonstrations or rial Asking $800/Best mixed breeds. Call 658- enced. Any hours, any Best Service, Best Price, e Yards rooms, Decks. Also Indus- just to order. 548-8090. offer. MUST SELL! 908 2UO 3786. age. Call 908-561-0818 Special Care. Call Anthony Manpower supplied. For trial & Commercial work. •OS-040-1140 K-FAM 236-0699 FREE TO A OOOD courteous reliable service 4210 CHILD CARE- Interview at reasonable prices BLDO. BAR (CUSTOM-BUILT) NOME— large labrador a screened, insured pro- EXPERIENCED A RELI Great looking wood tone retriever, AKC registered, fessional caregiver who ILE— I will clean your JCPCART1NO DRAPTINO house or office weekly, bi- L-shaped bar has a 5 yr. old male. Call 908- exceeds state standards. LOOKINO FOR A PHO- formica front and top with Vemco 18" A 20", w/o654-2451 Call MONDAY MORNING weekly, 1 time, whatever. Wl SHOW UPftl Over 25 years experience. rulers. $65. Call 236- Beautiful work, excellent Wayne Smith, TOORAHERT For doing padded leather elbow OIVE SOMEONE A INC, 908-526 4884 or DENTAL PLAN- Busi- your Wedding or Family rests. Brass rail as well as 6254. 908 253-9595 to set up references. Call 908-526- ness, family and indi- 0MILE— Somerset Re- 0491 Group Photos. Call 5 bar stools. Measures 6' gional Animal Shelter has an appointment. vidual plans at low cost. Charles Moore III, long and cost $1200 to puppies, kittens, dogs HOUSE CLEANINO- I oooo Call (90S) 752-6209 Servicing ALL of 908-234-1235 build. Asking $800. aioo CHILDCARE IN MY SOM- and cats. Adoption rea- ERVILLE HOME- loads will clean your house the SPECIAL TRAINING •DRESS MAKING* NEW JERSEY, REASON- PLIAS8 CALL 008-284- sonable. Missing a pet? way you want. Have refer- ABLE RATES, Show ad at REOIOTERED ARCHI- 1988. of fun Indoors A out. Call •WORD-PERFECT TAILORING'ALTERATIONS TECT— NJ, NY A PA. Con- AU CARS WANTED Call 725-0308. 725-4066 ences A own transports •LOTUS time of plck-up:OBT 10% tlon, Call 908-707-1730 Bridal, etc. Specializing In OPT THB BIUI call Jim sultation by appt. only. BR SET— lane, black lac- Any car old, new orRETIRED RACINO OREY- •DATA ENTRY Resld. new alter, or add. * * * * CALL S00-S84-1SM Plus Sit* fashion. Brennan 201-672-2941. quer pier group, mirrors, wrecked. 24 Hr. towing HOUNDS AVAILABLE - CHILDCARB- Infant & HOUSECLEANINO A ••(90S) 120-0772" Call 908-494-9389. Fees lights, also matching 6 service. 908-287-4837. OABYSITTINO- good ref In business since 1989, Greyhounds make won- toddlers in my Somerset DRfVEWAY/PARKtNO LOT excellent references avail- Reasonable. drawer bureau & stereo derful, docile petal Please erences A own transpor- 4120 ALL LION8L, IVBO, home, conveniently lo- tnsunwKs* SEAL COATINO- Resi able TRAVIS PHOTOORAPHY unit. $2400. 756-5262 AMERICAN PLYIR- and adopt I For information cated off 287 A 527. For tation, Peapack Gladstone A Bedmlnster area. Call dentlal/Commerclal. See OCHOOL FOOD SER- We Come To You! Special- j ZENITH VHS-C CAM- other toy trains. Collector package please call or more info, call 937-6994 our display ad in the Busi- write: 781-7766 or 781-0285 HEALTH INSURANCE VICE- postions avail. izing in: Portraits- .CORDBR— #VM6700C, pays highest prices. Call DUNELLEN— will take ness/ Service Directories Individual, Family, En- extra battery, carrying 1-800-464-4671 or 201- OfeyhouRd Friends HOUSECLEANINO- resi- Tired of high rates, Inad- with canteen corporation. loving care of your infant in your local Forbes News- Preparation/server, full A gagement, Baby, Pet and case, RF converter, extras 635-2058 RD 2 Sex 9*9 dential, good quality work. equate coverage? Custom papers Classifieds. Free tome Glamour. Seeking RMge, NJ FT, exper., refs, non- designed plans avail, for part time hours, Mon-Fri, worth $160, must sell. AMERICAN F1YIR A LIO- smoker. 908-752-1691 References. Reasonable estimates. Fully Insured. S0S-SSS-S7S4 rates. 560-0959 the self-employed, indi- meals & uniforms pro- $775. Please call Anthony NEL TRAINO * OLD CHEM SEAL. Mendham, vided, contact Joanne at 722-5216 leave msg. sos-ossarss EXP. LOVINO MOM- to vidual, family and group. NJ. 908-234-2700 TYPING SERVICES TOYS- Pis call 908-755- care for your child 1 yr. or Insured/Vended Programs that Increase 201-288-9307 CARPRTO- blue 11x13 0346, leave message or Free Estimates )all us for afl your Word- 4000 older In my Winfleld Twp. benefits and reduce costs FOROET-IT-NOT "PAVINO aad" processing needs; $99; grey 5x8-$49, blkc- call after 6pm home. FT. 908-925-0490 up to 50%, calt for quotes $30; 48" table-$40; SERVICES SPARKLING Never forget an Important ••SEAL COATMO" Resumes, Academic ANTIQUE * USED— Fur- EXPERIENCED MOM and consulation. LARRY Commercial/Residential lapers, Medical records, hanging lamps-$29; 14Kniture, Old DR sets and SERVICES CAROLA * ASSOCIATES date again. We will mail Jewelry $12 + . 5266511 4000 Will babysit in my Cran- to you a reminder-10 Paving @ 65C/sq. ft. Fliers, Advertisements, BRs from 1800's to ford home. F/PT. Exc. We elean thoroughly S00-4SS-8711 Seal Coat @ $19.95/ gal. Desktop publishing, etc. 1950's. Also misc. pieces. days in advance. 6 dates CUOTOM MADE- Baby Refs. Call 272-0845 Homes, Condos, Offices LOW COST HEALTH for $8.95/yr. Call Tom All types of paving, onvenient location. crib, 87" drapes, kitchen 647-1959. potholes & resurfacing. EXPERIENCEO MOTH- Professional/Commercial INSURANCE after 6 pm 908-233-6364 Great rates, great refer- table, highchair, stroller, AURORA HO OLOT BOOKKEEPINO Full janitorial service Individual, family or All work is guaranteed. ences. Call now for a free BO. 424-0667 SBRVICB— For small ER- will provide TLC for OUTTER Ct LEADER CARS- AFX, Tyco, Atlas, your child. My home or Vacant A Fer Sal* Units group. Plans designed to • M>S-B)20-S4tt • onsultation. 234-2965. DID YOU etc., collector pays top businesses, 10 yrs. exp. Carpets-Floors-Windows meet your needs. AnyCLEANINO- Repaired & A/P, A/R, payroll & G/L.yours. SomervIHe area. installed. Quality service. KNOW. . . dollar. 232-2853 eve- Call 685-0458 Construction Cleanup Doctor or Hospital. Great that an ad In this local ninga or 322-8998 days Reasonable rates. Call maternity plan. Reasonable prices, fully 908-281-9505. FORMER CHILD CARE 908-247-4453 Insured, Call 654-5803. Attvrtlse In thB Classified! paper also goes Into 16 BUYINO ORIENTAL 1-060-STO-071S other local papers? Reach DIRECTOR— left career We clean. We really dol RUOS. OIL PAINTINOS, COMPUTER PROORAM- to raise 2 children, will Servicing Middlesex Cty. over 400,000 readers COINS, WOOD FURNI- MINO— Customized Fox- with one call! provide quality care for TURE- CALL (908) 526- BASE i , FoxBASE/MAC, your child in my Middlesex L A. CLEANINO SERVICE 1-S00-SS9-9498 S035 or 730-8374. FoxPRO, SCO FoxBASE home. Child proof home, 10 yrs. exp. Work guar- • TEAKWOOO DR CHB TIQUES and SCO FoxPro program- yard, playroom. Appropi- anteed. References avail. Employment Guide CHAIRS— $400; large ming. Customization of ate equip, provided. 908- Call 241-9418 solid brass coat rack- 79 Watchung Ave., N.SBT accounting software, 560-0635 PROFESSIONAL CLEAN- $135; Twin bed-SlOO; both PC, Macintosh & Plainfield. New buying LOVE N' TOTS- Every INO SERVICES- Com- 5000 secretary desk-$250: Ma- OLD: Clocks A watches, Unix. Exp'd In Novell mercial A residential. Call 5020 5020 9050 hogany DR table-5300 LAN's. Stephen Dragon perfect gift is from above. EMPLOYMENT baseball memorabilia, We provide the gift of for free estimates 908- Child Wanted Wt Employment- (Queen Anne); Cedar paintings, lamps, tools, A Aeeoc, SO8-7S7- 233-6057 chest-$50; rocker$75; 7SO2. love. State certified. FT/ kneehole desk-$150; toys, Jewelry, furniture, PT., Franklin area, 908- PROFESSIONAL CHILD CARE NEEDED- EXCELLENT PAY A VACA- bedroom set complete-photos & collectibles. DESKTOP PUBLISHING 828-4496 WINDOW CLEANINO 9010 Fof infant, in my Bedmin- TION— for care of 2 girls, ADVERTISING REP i, TOP CASH PAID ,v ster home, 5 days a 5 4 3 yrs. Mon-Fri. $750; oak dresser$195; O0S-—1-0744 Business cards, Let- LOVINO. MOTHER OF 2 — Fully Ins., Bonded, FREE bookcase-$25; Plus a terhead, resume, menus, Looking to care for chil- EST! Superior Ref., Call 1- and Sarvfcaa week, non-smoker, own 7:40AM-6PM. Come to WELCOME WAGON INTER- store full of quality used FISHINQ TACKLE- col- brochures, newsletters, dren In your home. Refer- 800-253-6243 transportation, light our home in Bridgewater, NATIONAL, a progressive, furniture & household lector wants to buy OLD, directories, magazines, ences available. Call Col- SOS HOME CLEANINO- BAKERY INSTRUCTION- house keeping required. no housekeeping, must national company, offers Items. Desks, lamps, ta- rods, reels, lures, cata- promotional packages. leen at: 908-7090591. We clean your home with Baking, cake decorating, References please, salary have car, be very tidy, training based on over 60 bles, chairs, mirrors, pic- logs. 233-1654after5PM We handle all phases of care A homemade quality! merchandising, CALL: based on experience. Call non-smoker. Live-in a yrs. experience. Learn to ture frames etc. PRICED production including print- MOTHER OF 1- Will care 1-800-6289992 (908) 719-2475 or (201) possibility. Call 908 be a Marketing & PR Con- OUNS, SWORDS, MED- for your child In my West- Reasonable rates! You 540-9600 extension 563-9542 TO SELLI Collins Corner, ALS, MILITARY ITEMS, ing. For more Information supply the house, we sup sultant to local merchants 23 Dumont Rd., ACCOUNTS PAYABLE MfJPLAY SSNBRAL MBCHANIC- MAINTENANCE/ REAL ESTATE- Office SPORTS MINMD WOOD CHIPPER POR DBNTAL OFFICE- In CLERK/MEMBERSHIP Experienced In all phases For a dairy farm. Flexible •HOUNDS KEEPER- for Manager for our Basking Looking for motivate HIRE— anytime, any- Cranford. 3 afternoons 3- SECRETARTY- mature, of carpentry. Immed hours, experience pre- 280 unit Condo Complex. Ridge office. Must have team player who can trai where, negotiable rates 6pm. No previous exp. organized detail parson opening, can Ortgf 20 PEOPLE NEEDED (90S) 369-3936. Clean driving record a brokers license and reside ft manage others. Positive Call Jim Brennan 201' noooesary. 276-2388 . needed. Typing ft com- local compay needs help must. Carpentry ft snow- in area. Profitable posi- attitude a must. 672-2941 show this DNMOTOR- downtown, puter exp. necessary. Job immediately. Permanent WANTBD tion for those who can run get 5H off Job. CMILD0ARB- earn From New Jersey between plowing exper. needed. Call 849-4868 professional wtth some would Involve consider- postions. No lay-offs or Roof A ladder work In- their own show. Call Tom * * * * experience required to able data entry main- money providing quality slow downs. No experi- 7-19 to compete In this Fischer, FISCHER REAL- TSIN FOR HOUSE/ chHdcare for 1 or me year's second annual volved. Sand letter of ap- YARD- Maintenance $5/ SSSO-SSSSWSBKLV cany out a promotion and taining membership ence necessary. Training plication detailing work TORS, 908-534-1325 Assemble products at events agenda under the records and accounts children in your own available. Must be willing 1992 Newark Pageants. hr cash; baby sitter for 2 home. MONDAY MORNING Over 820,000 in prizes A experience, qualifications RECEPTIONIST- FT kids $3,S0/nr 574-0631 home. Easy! No selling. direction of an active payable files. Appllcan to start now. ft salary requirements to: board of directors and INC, offers free Insurance, scholarships. Call today. needed Immed. In Somer- TELECOMMUNICATIONS You're paid direct. Fully should have at least 1 to Jefferson Park Condos, ville area. Knowledge of Guaranteed. For directory committee structure. Ap 3 yrs. exp. Call or come in referrals, equipment, $400 per week 1-800-PAQEANT, Ext. MARKCTINS RE- back-up A more. Union 4005.(1-800-724-3268). 111 Newman St., computers ft typing skills Information call 24 hour prox. 20 hours per week, for on application. Somer- 9681114 Metuchen, NJ 08840. No SEARCH- Are you seek flexible schedule. Contact County 908-668-4884; I— PT/FT, must helpful. Answer busy tele- Ing a part time op- hotline 801-379-2900 set Valley YMCA. Somer DISTRIBUTION OF phone cells please. phones ft various office Copyright» NJ17WOH the SomarvtMe Business ft vide, NJ. 722-4567 Somerset County 908- be experienced. Dogs/ portunity with full time 526-4884 SURKsTfMM MATHtlAL- MAINTENANCE/CUSTO- duties In a growing com- Professional Association Wanted: People respon- Cats. Warren Area. Call pany. Benefits ft competi- compenstion ft benefits. * •NANNIBB* * at (SOB) 826-3499. ADMINISTRATIVE AS 908-489-2833 DIAN: Oarwood Schools, Convenient Mlddlese * ELDERLY CARS* SISTANT- Long term job sible enough to work with- full-time, $S.74/hr. plus tive salary. Call 908-707- We are looking for a self- out supervision. PT, 9am- INSTRUC- County location. If you + * COMPANIONS** for Secretary with Multi benefits, 7:30AM- 4900. enjoy talking on the Household Products - Mnte Call now for ap motivated, dependable 2pm, Mon-Fri, For distri- TOR- full time hours, 4:30PM. Must possess bution of marketing mate- 3:30-9PM, Experience RECEPTIONIST- good phone, conducting inter- Full time/part tlmeAempo- To Buy or Sell pointment TeleSearch person 10 wont ror a com- valht NJ black seal boiler phone, typing skills a mercial Insurance com- rials and information preferred, Hlllsborough/ esting marketing surveys rary, references ft drivers S6O«SS2*T664 Personnel ft driver's licenses. Obtain must, full time w/ ben- ft working In a team envi- pany. Insurance experi- gathering. Salary +• bo- Flemington araas. Call application from Dennis license required. FAMIL' •STOUT OP - Earn ARCANUM HALL nuses. Earn $200+ per 908-874-3301 efits. Branchburg 908- ronment, then come join CARE NEXESSITIES 1 $60 to $100/eve. Selling ence a plus. Duties are di- Warchol, Uncoln/Franklin 685-7600 STUDIOS versified and Include filing week for part time hrs. our expanding marketing 800 227-3426 Cameo Lingerie. Call 908> STVUST- Needed School, 400 Second Ave. Information center. No OF WRSTFIELD of policies, preparing mail Reliable transportation is Qarwood, 8:30-2:30PM SALES ASENTS- Must 359-0379 Model portfolios, our pro req'd. 9086477304. F/T for Unisex shop. Exp. sales req,, no exp. nee. for the post office. Salary pref. cutting man, women weekdays, Deadline: Aug. be licensed. Full or part fessional staff will give based upon experience, if time! Ask for Roger. you ar an articulate, oner DRIVER LABORER- Ap- ft children* hair. Fanwood 5. No phone calls. AA/EC getlc, self-motivated Indi- Work eve. hrs. You set you the edge you need to interested, please sand plication are being re- CENTURY 21 get started, Fashion pho area. Call 008-322-2282 vidual ft you enjoy talking Aug.-Nov.; make S20/hr. resume to: PoBajaytvaBla ceived and sent to Public MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST DIAMOND REALTY, INC. average; Free $300 kit, tography by Andy Chen Par fast paced surgical Realtor SOS-7SS-4OOO on the telephone, we ^Ee^ vp^srt p Works Manager, Boro have opportunities for no cost with Christmas for appt. please call 908- P.O. Box 6985, Brtdgewa- Hall, 25 West End Av- TOW TRUCK DRIVCRS office.— located in Plain- MULTI 0AM KWMOAL 212-2182 SALES you. Call 908-647-7304 Around the World. 995- ter, NJ 08807, Attn; Ar- enue, for Qualified Driver/ Needed, FT/ PT, must field. Personable, self- Billion dollar company ^ the fol 7830/Rose ARCHITECTURAL WOOD lene Will-Ceres, or call Laborer. have COL license. Please starter, with exp. ft cleri- starting new division July TELEMARKBTiNS- start W0RKIH— established UllUl E.O.E. Commercial driver's li- In parson: cal skills. Computer 1992. Looking for Re- immediately In the New SUPERVISOR- Multi • * * * custom shop seeks candi- cense required prior to knowledge preferred. gional Executives for ag- Brunswick area, If you specialty group practice LSAD OUITAR- for work- date with broad expert CLERICAL— entry level permanent appointment; Pleasant working condi- gressive expansion na- have a good phone voice seek* front dash supervi- ing Aggressive rock/Alter- ence in quality millwork ft position available for hard tions. Call 756-0226 for ft want to earn top dollar sor. Exp. preferred but not native band. Please cell extensive hospitalization tionally ft internationally. 908-236-0699. casework. Salary open working, self-motivated, plan, pension and attrac- IP YOU Sttl BY PARTY interview. Do it now people. Call for your efforts. Contac required. Candidate Cal1 609-466-0755 9 friendly Individual. Typing tive vacation benefits. PLAN I want to talk to you l-S09>926>7409 Mr. Jeffries at 247-0093 should be well organized, ft organizational skills are MODELS 5PM. Cut-off date August 12, call Nancy 908-356 5832 (female 5'4 & up; guys 5' task oriented and work PT positions avail. Must reo.. We offer an excellent SALES CLERK- Tues. to TELEPHONE CALLERS- well wtth customers and ASSEMBLERS- Excel 1992. Contact Peter 201-697-1220 msg. 9" & up) Wanted for excit- Part time, seasonal, to re- be over 25. Retirees we)- salary A benefits pkg. to Hendershot, 725-0292 Sat. Pleasant working staff, includes benefits come. Call 9 0 8- lent income to assemble the successful candidate. INSTRUCTOR NBEDED- ing fashion show season. cond., no eves., exp, not cruit volunteers for the for further Information. Exp. pref. but not nee. RBCBPTIONIST- Full- 968-0040, 9am-9pm products from your home Please call or apply In for preschool age ft necessary, will train. 725- American Heart Associa time, afternoon/evenings 504-6461700 Dept. person: Kama Film Wvi- I— Exp. furniture youth gym classes start- Must be outgoing, love 8566 leave message tion. Friendly, smoke free - $1000 music ft dance. Call Run- Exp. preferred, Includes P8331 son 30 Production Way In driver-delivery person. $7 ing September, 1992. Mlllbum office. AM, PM benefits. to $200CVmo. Prom shar way Magic 908-985-7600 SALES/SALES weekend shifts. August Ing, medical, dental. Call ASSISTANT/STYLIST- Avanel, 908-388-2300 per hr. with benefits. Flexible morning, after- RECEPTIONIST- Part Apply in person: Martin's noon, evening ft weekend ifter 2PM for appt. MANAGEMENT December, $6 per hou for Interview 654-5363 team player wanted for plus bonuses; Call (201 time. 1 morning position, full service No. Edison Furniture, 606 South times available. Willing to MODELS— For swim Are you ready to earn be- 1 evening position. Exp. COUNTER PERSON Broad Street, Elizabeth, train. Contact: wear. Good bodies a 376-3929 (Must be able salon. Call Sharon at 908 tween $30,000 - to work at least 12 hours preferred, Includes ben- "We're In The Pink" . 549-4222 Dry cleaning drop store. New Jersey. Oagmar Schmidt Wojcik at MUST! Please call: $50,000 your first year efits. For consideration Female/male. Exp. pref,, Corp. location (Somerset the Westfleld "Y", 220 Hot Shots Photography per week. AVON SALES- All areas. EASY WORK AT NOME— and $50,000 - $80,000 please send resume to: but will train. Valid drivers area). Retail exp. a plus. Taking snap shots. Send Clark St.; 908-233-2700 906-232-3434 your second year? Then TELEPHONE BALIS- FT Rolll Greer, 100 Com license ft transp. a must. For information call People skills a must. Ref- 1*00-661-2292 Self-addressed stamped DECORATINeV NSW YEAR NEW CAREER we'd like to speak to you. ft PT days A evenings. $6 merce Place, Clark, NJ. Coll 908-469-7160, leave erences required. 908- envelope to P.O. Box 159, The leading NATIONAL $15/hr. plus commission 07066 or call 908-499 name ft phone number. , 928-5115 — Mature-minded, Part tin* ft IWI (taw BODY BUILDERS * DIET- Dunetlen 08812 business-oriented indiv. persons for telemarketing REAL ESTATE office in NJ Start today. Edison Area 0606. EOE ,—810 ERS Earn exciting Income Will train. 487-0738 positions In Union based Is looking for 2 CAREER Call Steve 908-549-2492 hours a week, Business ft become healthier w/ex- COOK ouscunvss minded people for resi- RN- 7AM-3PM PART Have you ever considered INTRODUCTIONS... company. Exper. an ad- TIRED OF BIHN LOST IN TIME. RN- 3PM-11PM opportunity, Prime Ameri- plodlng Indus, of Self EXP. GRILL COOK/SUPER- vantage but not essential dential, new homes sales, VISOR TRAINEE (asst. Career in Real Estate? A way for people to meet THE CROWDT Business is FULL TIME. Rarttan Health ca Financial Services Health Care. 602-3405 as training given Excel- commercial investment booming!, growing REAL 908) 64B-8090. manger potenlal) apply in Come to our Welchert Re- people, every week in sales ft leasing in Central ft Extended Care, 633 Rt. BOOKKEEPER altors' Career Seminar your local Forbes newspa- loat pay package far ESTATE comp. needs 3 re 28, Raritan, NJ, 908 PLAY IN YOUR SPARS parson, Frtendlys Restau- the right pawl*. Catl for Jersey area. WE WILL GET rant, 1060 Stelton Rd., The>rstfav, A eg net 8, per. The ad is free, then liable, ambitious sales 526-8950 TIMS- while earning further info & interview YOU LICENSED and TRAIN people, we offer extensive JR BOOKKEEPER Piscataway, NJ ISM, at 7:00PM to team one call does It all! YOU. For confidential in- great income. Free train- more about this exciting . 1-S6Q-BS9-94SS Carl 908-886 5788 in-house training, 100% ng ft earn free kit. Call CLERICAL COON- full/part time, terview, call Ken Worden comm. plan, come show business. Reservations a Laadaeape Malate- OFFICE MANAOCR- for at CENTURY 21, Worden ft Val with Discovery Toys apply In parson before 4 must! Please call Sam off your talents, for a con Pis call 908-381-5851 ; pm, Buoys Restaurant, waaea 8aparvleere: Lg, multi-faceted medical of- Crivello, 908-874-4700. fldentlal interview call Full time position. Mllora at SSB If I 8S80. Bldg. Serv. Co. seeks Indi- fice. Must be mature self Qualified applicant must 200 Station Rd., Plscat- It could change your life! I SALES- todayl 908 752 1111 - Town ft away, NJ viduals knowledgeable w/ stsrter, good telephone $LIKE REWARDS?$ TRAV- Country Animal Hospital in type ft have previous A/P, equip, and plant material. TRACTOR TRAILER DRIV A/R experience. Any skills, attention to detail, EL? FUN? MONEY? Help- Rocky HHI. Exciting ft ful- CRUISE SNIP JOBS- needs motivated people CDL and pesticide license front desk duties. 805- BRS- FT, local in-state LOOKING FOR A FEW computer knowledge a Ing people? Environment? 0000 PEOPLE for a bus! filling opportunity for the hiring, upto $SO0Aveekly. for new office. Full train- pre'Id. Salaried yr. round 0689 after 6pm. Health? Multi lingual a +. work. CDL, H, DBL re right Individual. Love of plus. Excellent company ing provided. Call 908- posit., banef. and ad- quired. Clean driving ness that Is expanding benefits Including 401K BCrfWKMTSr CSSIftO WOfM* PAINTERS WANTED- Call 908-548-4846 animals ft people a mustl era, tour guides etc. free 418-1926. vance oppty. record. Excel, pay. 908 Int'l, 908-789-3710 Friendly, positive working and Profit sharing. To mlnimum 3 to 5 years ex- SALES- 766-9127. arrange an Interview, travel, Hawaii, Caribbean, FENCE INSTALLERS ft SO6-S4S-S272 perience. Good pay. Call conditions ft clientele. Bahamas. No experience CAPITALISTS Unique Intl. TRAVEL AOSNT- full or *e*ll C«ha> iaeEaaai aJataai please call: SUBCONTRACTORS— ex- 526-6856 after 6 pm Co. seeks a long term mo- necessary 1-818-960- perienced only. Eagle part time, experience pre 6O9-921-1SB7 Entry level position land- PARK RANSERS- Game tivated people person who 90SM7U13 9144 ext C-1025 (Fee) ence, 526-5775 scaping and working in ferred. Call 908-781 F^ wanted EXT. 2*0 wardens, security, main- wants to capitalize on the 1355 DENTAL FRONT DESK FRIENDLY NOME PAR- garden center. Call Dave: tenance, etc. No exp. American dream. Multi lin- for Plnfry School, Mar BUSINESS APPRENTICE- tpenenoad only. Knowl- IS— has openings for 608-322-6552, Parker necessary. For info, call gual a > 908-548-4848 TRUCK DRIVER PAJtTTIMI e, I0 mo. position SHIP- PT leading Into FT edge of Insurance a must. Greenhouse, 1325 TerrIN So. Plainfield Aerial lift Sept.to June Mon.-Frl. demonstrators. No Cash 219-769-6649, ext. 8183 SAM ASH MUSIC— Is A*ST MSTOtCT position, contact Mr. Some assisting. Call Investment. No service Rd., Scotch Plains, NJ. 9am-9prn seven days. company needs experi- 12:30 pm to 5:30 pm Moon 908-422-1632 (908) 253-0062, leave iiarge. High commission EOE looking for career minded enced driver with clean II call 647-5555 Part Time FIIH Tim* sales people who are will- CARSO VAN FOR HIRfl- and hostess awards. Two LAUNDROMAT AT- cense to deliver and pick $7.00 PER HOUR ing to work I Experience a up equipment. Excellent light moving/hauling, pick- DINTAL NYSINIST- atalogs, over 600 items. TENDANT— for wash and 910. IS TO START t , professional attitude A TO START Share your energy, enthu- up/delivery. 908-789- Mon, Wed hours. Excel- CALL 1-800-488-4875 fold. Call Sue 7am-llam Local office of nat'l. firm union benefits. Call siasm, group skills ft ex- appearance a must. Call Ed Rtchmend 3149 or 1-800-225-0256 nt wonting environment B60-07U has openings for stu- Rich Goldberg at 908- Join the Forbes Newepa perience wtth children by Middlesex. 966-4644 (90S) 7B6-SSS0 pars home dewvery team being a Qymboree Instruc- 10170474 Iv. msg. Advertise in the LAW ENFORCEMENT dents, grads ft others. 572-5595 Flex. hrs. Growth poten- TRUCK DRIVERS— Start Duties varied Including tor. Join the nation's lead- No Experience Necessary tial. 4-6 wk. program for SCHOOL NURSE AS- ing pay up to 26 cents, field work, adult carrier Ing play movement pro UlllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllUIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll^ Now Hiring. U.S. Customs, students. SISTANT— 5 day, 32 hr. with preformance in supervision and customer gram with classes for par- S0S-704-SIIS work week, $80 per day, creases at 3 ft 6 months. service. Approximately 25 ents ft children under 5. officers, etc. For info, call school nurse or RN certifi- 219-736-7030, ext. 2935 PHOTO RETAIL- P/T. Home every 10-14 days. par week. Daytime hours, Part time position, train 9am-9pm, 7 days cation required. Send re- Must be 25 w/2 years OTR reliable auto necessary ng provided. 908- Personality & apptltude a sume to James Bolttsky, (mileage reimbursement) [CLEAN UP, PAINT UP, FIX UP I must. Photo background exp. HazMat endorse- 722-9779 LSSAL RECEPTIONIST- Somerville Public Schools, useful. 25 plus hrs. week. ment. Decker Transport. full time, exp, outgoing 51 W. Cliff Street, Somer- 800-634-5150, ask for front desk person with Call 908-654-7620. ville, NJ, 08878. Affirma- Kenllworth mortgage Co. Dept. S3. S8S-T81-T6S0 S:30-8:30PM, Mon-Thurs good communications PHOTO TRIMMER'S tive action, equal op- EXTSNSKMt74B1 Be sure to check skills. WP, filing, mail pro- Earn to $125 per day portunlty employer, F/M UNDERCOVER WEAR $8/hr. + Bonus. Potential cessing required. Part time sales agents $15+/hr. 276-5777 No exp. needed SECRETARIES- for envi- LESAL SECRETARY- for 1-S00-2S2-4M9 needed. Hostesses re our "Services" and Insurance defense firm. ronmental consulting firm. ceive free lingerie. Month EOE TELEMARKETERS FramM** * Leaahan PHOTO TRIMMERS Full or part time, Word- ty specials. For an evening PART TIME "Home Improvements" •0S-T38-9190 Earn to $125 per day. Perfect work experience of fun, fashion ft fantasy PART TIMS No experience needed. required. Send resume to call Jean LSSAL SECRETARY- For 1-S00-2S1-4M9 personnel Recon Sys- Eam extra cash SOS-2S7-S72S flexible hours columns for the expanding Westfield firm. POSITION AVAILABLE- tems, P.O. Box 317, Rarl- Earn maximum dollars Litigation experience pre- tan, NJ 08869 EOE WILLIE'S TAVERN la 3 to 8 days per week detail oriented individual leeklag fer day and wtth minimum time wtth a 6pm to 9pm ferred. Call Mr. Kllnger, Forbes Newspapers store PROFESSIONAL HELP 908-654-5701. some computer knowl- SECRETARY- 40 hrs/wk. night servers/Hest Sx In our Bedminster office edge, good phone skills, for Trucking Co. must pedltera FT/PT. Exp d collection route. Flexible $7.00 par hour hours, reliable car neces LOOKINS FOR NOME- general office duties, call have experience in fuel and Non-exp'd plus commission You Need! SOUND INDIVIDUAL- to 908-561-4454 permits. Good pay. Call sary. CaN the Single Copy welcome. If you're ready Department. for further Info answer business phone. * * * * 908-722-8666 to be challenged, apply In CALL Light typing helpful. Mid- PT/FT INCOME person: Rt. 202, Bedmln SECRETARY- estb. So. TS1*TSSS BXT TSSS dlesex Cty. only. 908- OPPORTUNITIES AVAIL- Plfd. comp., exper. req., ster, Mon-Sat 2-4PM. OLEN OR OENE 819-0772 ABLE- $1000-$2000 EVENINOS diet, W.P., some short- WAITER/WAITRESS 1-S06-S0S-SSS1 LSSAL SECRETARY- for per month. Plus profit hand, 9-Spm pref., can FORBES NEWSPAPERS sharing plus medical/ adjust hrs., appox. rate Pt/Ft positons avail., foun 9OS-7B1-7SOO medium sized law firm in tain attendant positions FORBES NEWSPAPERS Cranford. Steno A typing dental. For Information $8.50/Hr, reply to P.O. Ext. 7303 call Mr. Z, 908-846-6955 Box 382, Bedminster, NJ, also avail., apply In per BOB required. Experience in son. Friendly* Restaurant Real Estate preferred. Ex- PT/FT— Receptionist, 07921 AEROBIC/EXERCISE IN- TSLEMARKETINS- posi- 1060 Stelton Rd., Plscat STRUCTORS ft COORDf cellent benefits. Salary prof, appearance a must SECRETARY- For insur- away, NJ tions avail. Immed., work commensurate with expe- for busy Bath and Kitchen ance agency, variety of NATOR- Fitness Center from 6-9 pm, and earn rience. Call Flo at 908- Showroom, heavy phone activities performed. Call WANTED attendants, Gym ft sports great money In a relaxed 2721010 contact w/customers and 356-0068 instructors, Building su- and comfortable working suppliers, light typing and Library assistant to the pervisors. Positions avail- SECRETARY- Needed mvtronment, must have a LIBRARY CLERK- full general office work, 90S- able In the Fall. Apply In ;lear, professional, tele- jjfll iiiiiltllllllllilllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIINIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllUIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIirr. time, serials dept. com- 754-4773 for International fast Director. Must have some person at the Westfleld paced office. Must have phone voice, and have a petitive salary, great ben- •, 220 Clark St., West- friendly out-going person- efits. Keyboardlng A ef- REAL ESTATE CAREER proficient WP skills. Will back ground of payroll fleld. No phone calls WBIDEL REALTORS, Hlll- support several manag- ality, call today, ask for fective communications AMBITIOUS SELF START- )an., 908-459-2492 skills required & ability to sborough. We are looking ers. 24k w/excellent ben- and bookkeeping as well for good people to join efits. Call Karin ERS— wanted to show lift & shift books. Library Christmas Around the Phone In technician or office man- our sales staff. Whether SSB-7300, Preferred as library related exp, licensed or unlicensed, Placement, 27 Moun- World at home parties. agement degree doslrable NO Investment! Local 1-800-559-9495 as well as experience on we can get you started in tain Blvd., Warreii. Send resume to: a successful Real Estate mgrs.l Call Ann Marie OCLC & DVNIX, closes 8/ Security Systems 9OS-272-1S7S NOTICE: All EMPLOYMENT 5/92. Call 526-1200 ext Career. Flexible hours, un- Ethel Garglulo EARN EXTRA limited earning potential INSTALLER WANTED advertisements 301 for application. AA/ Green Brook firm seeks AMERICAS BEST are PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Fax In EOE and hands-on training. Manvllle Public Library hristmas Around the Call Judl Hltt, Manager, burglar/fire alarm Installer by cash, check, VISA or 908-231-9638 to support growth and ex- World hiring demonstra- Master Card. For a quote on USURY- full time child- 908-359-7100 100 So. 10th Ave. tors, Special bonuses rens librarian. Bachelors pansion efforts. Qualifica- cost, please call REAL ESTATE SALES tions should include re- now. Call 908-647 2531 degree required. Salary to Manville, NJ. 08B35 or 757-3055 800-334-0531. INCOME Mail In $18K. Send resume w/ Maximize your earning lated installation experi- ****** cover letter to: William potential. Join Century ence Security System ex- LOVE YOUR CAREER1- AVON MUU- All areas. Forbes Newspapers is now Robins, Ounellen Public 21, McGee. 100% Com- perienco Is a plus. We Ae An Advertising and For Information call BOOKKEEPER- A/R, A/P, P.O. Box 699 Library, New Market Rd., mission Plan, newly li- offer competitive ways Public Relation* Pro- 1-600-66I-1ISS R, taxes, all phases, no taking names for neighborhood censed welcome. Call and benefits. Coll for ap- ob too small, sensonal Sornerville, NJ pointment (908) 968- fessional In Your Com- CHRISTMAS AROUND delivery in New Brunswick and Ray, Century 21, McQee munity. A hlgh-oarnlng, THE WORLD- Is now hir- ustness welcome. Ploasp 0BO7G HONDA MECNANIC- Realtors, tOS-S2«- 6£T7 7j prestigious opportunity ing demonstretors for 811^89-8412^ Iv. North Brunswick. Cranford area. Ex- 4440, 103B Rt. 202, SITE MANAOER— Must Rwnlts you as a WELCOME more Info call Dee 754- HAUFFEUR/ Deliver one or two days per perienced, salary open, •ranchburg. be licensed I Needed for WAGON REPRESENTATIVE 1491 or Lynn 581 8082 MtDINER Good refer- Walk In hrs. flexible. Call 908- REAL ESTATE SALES- Is new construction In this aron. Meet exciting nces. Call eves. 908- week and earn $45-$55. 272-1811^ a lucrative sales career In Piscataway. Ask for Lor- people. Bo como ac- HRISTMAS SALES- 26-6722. NQLE MY BELLS FOR 44 l-'ranklin Street your future? Take our rnlno. quainted with Influential OUPLE CLCANINO- ex Must be 18 years or older and MEDICAL RECEPTION- CENTURY 21 government & business ELZ M0NEYI FREE $300 IST- for busy OB/GYN FREE ($300 vniue) Indi orlers, own transports- Somerville, NJ vldual Success Profile DIAMOND REALTY, INC. lenders. Enjoy high enrn- ilT & SUPPLIES) 800- have reliable transportation. Practice, In Scotch Plains 00 9484, NOWI Ion, references & free os- (luostlonnnlro and find out Realtor 908-271-OOM Ings ns you mnnngo your niates. 908-381-7509 Area, Wednesday eve- own flexible 40-houf nings 6:30 10PM & Thurs. how your natural inlnntf; SOCIAL SERVICES OUNTflR HELP- Morn To Advertiso In Full time Assistant Mnn week. Roprosont locnl g hrs. No exper. nee. INTELLIGENT EUROPEAN Call Today 1-8PM. Call from 911AM nnd nblMtlos enn bo (level LADY- In her onrly 60 s the nil-new opml to help you nltain nger position in group businesses & pro ry Cleaning helpful. Call ONLY 322-5414 ask for fnsstonnls when you cnll seeking a position as n Roxanne tho highest levof of suc- homo w/flvc cfcvelopnien- fter 3pm, 908-548 cess possible. Call Pat nt tnlly (iIs.itiled ndults in on now US citl/ens, «n- 880 ompanlon for elderly or :MJfM olp In prlvnto liuslnosjj/ Forbes Ncwipiipers NAIL TECHNICIAN- Li- Wckiol Realtors, Driller- Drtrtjjewater. Contact: Put K»Kod women, new par 1-800-300-9321 wnter90B 685 8202. Myers. 90S 707-8844 _ onts & movers. For • per- FRK YOURSELF FROM tnro. Contnct: Tnmnrn, censed. Full time, In Nail 320440. Salon located In Stirling. sonal Interview, contact BOSSES— A reporting to Extension 7401 Classifieds Please call 908-580- Morelle Sweet *t tOS- ork. Exc. Income), mini 7S«-32S2,Mon. 9- BPM. num hrs., great benefits! 1460 or 908-580 9058 cfYtrtise In tho CfassffleoV ask for Ruth or Iv. msg. Advertise In the Classified! tOE. :all 7 dnys to schedule tnrvlew. 725-1499. -A Forbes Newspaper 29,30,31,1992 Forbes Newspapers U-1 Real Guide Luxurious colonial is well-maintained \] The colonial at 809 Raritan Road ih Scotch Plains offers many luxu- rious features to go with a carefree jexterior and a well-maintained in- ohtn, dock, ptridto .MJjNnQ. terior. (ft broxi tit, omM tk < Ut !)• T .... ••• • u N i o n rMnvnvMrOOo tonpdli HOUSE TOURS . the 16-year-old house is listed at 9264,900 through ERA Village Qreen Realtors of Clark. <; that house is conveniently lo- itjated on a 90X369 foot lot near the Ash Brook and Shackamaxon Golf Courses, as well as the Union County College Branch and Union County Technical Institute and Union Catholic High School. • The interior consists of an easy- flow floor plan with all large rooms. DARYL 8TONE/FOR0E3 NEWSPAPERS ; • The main level has a modern LYCHARMINGI This colonial at 809 Raritan Avanua In Scotch Plains, listed at $264,900, has many luxurious yrork-ease kitchen, formal dining features. Th* ground* tt ttw original Sparry Estate room, living room and a huge fam- •re m kwaty H »v»»l From th* Sfwrry's •unfcan gmdm\ «M to lh» Interlaced ily room with sliding glass doors is available in the high roll-sized Students attend the highly re- from Elizabethtown Water Com- &thmtyt wMch meander through Hit 3 leading to a large double-tiered pany. leu courtyMiJ end pwmtt#t (foww door overlooking a fenced wooded basement garded Scotch-Plains-Fanwood garden*. Tha ground* of ENGLISH An open house will be held at school district which has five el- Gas service is provided by Eliza' VILLAGE *• • hivni tor peaceful and lot in a parklike setting. •arena rWttufon ry totalizing ' The second level of the house the property Saturday and Sunday, ementary schools, two middle bethtown Gas Company, while Aug. 1 and 2. schools and a high school. Public Service Electric and Gas A pftvwe enclave la craaiM by me etiaie features three bedrooms, with po- fencing wnteh aunounds His emio tential for a fourth, and two full The house sits in the prime resi- Education is also provided at two serves electrical needs. "VMeoe." Com* »ee and sxportence ijathrooms. dential community of Scotch parochial schools and five pre- The borough of Scotch Plains is ENOUSH VILLAGE' • An attached two car garage is Plains, which includes nearly schools. considered an appealing and lively SkWul planning hat resulted in large equipped with bessler stairs to a 21.1G0 residents spread over 9.41 Private agencies provide garbage town rich in history, culture and aplandtdry proportioned rooms library •lied anlry tpyera. OW World slyled large storage area, and more space square miles. collection, and water service comes fine homes. wooden floor and catling moldings, piaster wa*a and archwayi, aolid oak parquet Hooting, separated by concrele decking Tha quality and charm o< OM World construction combine* with skillful fanovattortt lo ptovlda Cranford'g belt condo-vekie In 1, 2, or tha tasl 3 bedioom unit with private reraaned lenacn. Realty notes Elavator aarvteaO UfiHt or watkupt tH0ib\t, gtraga/on-alta paiking avattabla Carol Garth of Milllngton, a sales Board. gious President's Club, and various Realtors, and serves on the mem- associate with the Bemardsville of- She recently served as chair- regional awards. bership, associate and political ac- PRICING STARTS fice of Wetchert Realtors leads the person of a food drive for the Food- Barbara Unw of Raritan Town- tion committees for the Somerset PROM $91,900 office In sales lor the first six months bank Network held by the com- ship, a sales associate with the Ber- board. She is also a member of the of 1992. munity service committee of tha nardsville office of Weichert Real- New Jersey State Million Dollar A licensed real estate professional Somerset County Board of Realtors. tors, has earned the office's Top Sales Club. Sales and Top Producer awards for for eight years, Ms. Garth is a mem- She has been the recipient of nu- Mary M. Leone of Bridgewater, the month of June. ber of the Summit, Somerset and merous honors, including gold level the manager of ERA Feller and Mrs. Lime is a 31-year real estate Feist in North Brunswick, recently g g Morris County Board of Realtors. membership in the New Jersey veteran and a licensed broker. She graduated from an advanced train- and serves on the public relations State Million Dollar Sales Club, is 4 member of the Somerset, Hunt- ing academy which set a record for ONDOMINIUM committee for the Somerset County membership in Weichort's presti- er.Jon and Moms County Boards of real estate marketing. 217 Prospect Ave., Cranford 276-0370 MODELS & WELCOME CENTER ON SITE Indtptmtontty ownvd Realty Pro's •nd opwittd 123 SOUTH AVE. EAST WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY 07090 TOM ALTIERI Broker Associate (908) 233-9292 1986-1991 Million Dollar Sales Clt* Days/Evas. 789-9292 1989-1891 RE/MAX-100% Club DON'T TOUCH A THING CIRCLE THIS AD FANWOOD $189,900 SCOTCH PLAINS $123,900 CLARK NEWLY LISTED In this immaculate Split Level In move-in condition. Features 3 Best location In this well maintained complex. Large private CHARMING CAPE bedrooms, 1.5 baths, hardwood floors, natural wood molding & backyard. 1 bedroom, 2 new bathrooms, wall to wall carpeting. Great value will be found In this 3 bedroom 1.5 bath home. Some features Include much more. 75 x 157 tot with storage shed. Pristine condition. Don't miss this one! trie all new windows, and new root Tlie basement Is finished This home also has a 1 car garage and screened porch all (or $149.900. Thinking About Selling? Call Me, Tom Altlerl And I Will Gal Right On HI HOUSE OF WELCOME HOME DREAM NO MORE THE WEEK fi( SCOTCH PLAINS $174,900 UNION COUNTY $199,900 Immaculate Col. w/new 2nd tloor addition. 3 brms, 2 full baths, Fantastic opportunity to purchase this charming 4 brm. 2.5 bath SCOTCH PLAINS ^ large mbr w/akylights, new broakfast room add't, large (am rm. Col. featuring IMng rm w/frplce. chestnut trim, hardwood firs & Maintenance Iree ext Fenced yard. Move In condition! professional office space. Can ba purchased w/adjacent lot. $189,000 A quiet country atmosphere is the setting for this 3 bedroom rnndi style home. There arc 2 new baths, a deck off the dine-in kitohen, a basement recreation room, ccnttnl ait conditioning and it is loentrei near school & the park! Call us today lor vour tour! EXPECT TO BE IMPRESSED ALL THE "I WANTS" SCOTCH PLAINS $239,000 When you enter this gorgeous Ranch near Watchung Reserva- WARREN $259,000 tion, Featuring 3 brm's, 2.5 baths, liUgh family room w/cathedral Spacious 4 bedroom, 2,5 bath home on 100x300 (I lot with homo calling & brick llreplacs, Ingrouncl pool, all appliances & much set back 100 It, Brick front/vinyl siding. Firoplnce in fnrnily room, skylights in full baths i many more amenities. morel HAHW'AV * This cfiitfi WESTFIELD • Slnte entry tti the living A MLUflttnr THE SEAiS HNftNt hns fl living iiioni n-liunili itm tu tin nn. dining rm, Inmlty rm w/rnite'i hearth side porch !li« dinliuj nn IIM n slfllnn flreplara & the iliprrv kitchrn thnt exits gl«i window R !)»• n.ik klkhirn tin to the d«ch. Mnster BR wAln.'v.iny rm, bm t HF tlonWe clowts St bflth IVntml nir & , pnllo & qnrmH garage $2'>F..000 SCOTCH PLAINS OFFICE HOURS: 20 ye 310 Park Avenue Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. of Landmjr'< ScrAcs SCHLOTT REALTY, 322-9102 Saturday & Sunday. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. REALTORS" 'REALTOR- 232-84Q0 M Inlll>u4llt,tllk.l Hi -III ilKi.il I -I.ill Vliti|li,i|ll|))«ilHlllin Liiill|i,nll Sim. ItM'h, - Imli |« mli nlh I In 44 ELM ST. WSSTfieLD. N.J. U-2 / Forbes Newspapers RealEstaleCuidc July 29, 30, 31,1992 9000 HEAL ESTATE $020 torSm* tiorUtm HILLS6OMMKH full 2 PIBCATAWAV- 3 BR 90X0 UNION DAL1, PA.- ranch w/carport, wao, i- 3 •RSATVAUII 6946,600 Original owner•an andd o qualiti y en townhouae w/bate- wtnmtn p MM W Can ntMtlsd In • hill, 9+ Aer«t At Etkvlew fenced yard, near shop- BR, 1 I/a bath Colonial, Almost now 2BR, 2 bath built 3 bedroom, 2 bath mont, CAC, WAV through- Ettatm on Oohton Pond. •150,000 $136,000. OMEN HOUSE 4M, 2 Mth, CtOM to 78 ping. $975+utll. Call Penthouse Condo, LR, Jr. home, 2 fireplaces, walk- out, DW, many extras. Can b« subdivided 908-648-3883 Sat. * Sun 10-5. Esc vaulted ceding, skylights, Be proud of your family up attic for expansion, Easy NYC trans., Assume- ft 22. •239M. PrloetpaiH • DISON- Lindeneau only. (90S) 7B7-8439. Panoramic vtaw of Elk Mt cond., refinlshed hard- big kitchen + DR. and move them Into this 4 large dining room * family able 7% mortgage, lower Ski Retort. $65,000, SOMIRVILLE- 4 BR, School, lovely Expanded wood fl«on, and much fl©6, yr. young outstanding Co- room. Lovely lot, fenced hseW IVc^beie ataaaUHLj lVt bath, avail Sept l. Cape 3 BR, EIK, formal CsB Wl- UMfMr Wry 9M-2S449M more. 64 Myrtle Ave lonial located In presti- and landscaped. Asking anxious. $167,900 nag. $1000/mo. Call 908-236 OR, 2 full bath*, fenced (Route 23, So. on West BUPSRBUT gious area of Hillsbor- $174,900. Call 906-322-3941 26B9 after 6PM yard. Walk to schools, End, left on Myrtle) Call 4BR Capo on half acre ough. Home features 4 WHITBHOUSI- Avail. trains, stores. $126,900 784-1961 property. Remodeled BR, LR, formal DR, large 707 okTvk duplex, 3 BR, 2*4 now. LR, OR, Kitchen, Make offerl Call 908- modern kitchen, family BMIOtlWATCII- By kitchen, 2 full baths, full :— By Owner. baths, garage, attic, CAC, owmr. BMUttful Colonial 3BRs, IV* baths, newly 722-3000 ex. 6123 ^^^^^,1* I^^A iBA^^^k^^h sTessk tf^^kflMjea bsmt., alum, siding. room w/lrplc. 2V4 baths, Center Hall Colonial, 4 painted, new w/w carpet CAC, office, full base- COfTCOfTWW r KlVKlVt mOW VI OQfKlOQfKlff- 3,150 sq.ft. 5 yr*. oM. 4/ WANTID EDISON- Upgraded 2 $166,966. BRs, 2fe baths, Family tkm. 6139,900 Call Bob BBRs, 2V6 baths, 21' Eat- throughout. All elec. BR, 1 bath, EIK, attic, ment, 2 car att. garage, rm, w/skyHght, 2 car ga- RESIDENTIAL LOT home. $1000/mo. + utlls. underground sprinklers, (906) 754-3378 in Kit., upgrades through- bsmt. Bright ft cheery. NIWUSTIN* rage, deck, full bsmt., out. In •xcluslv« family Far Hills, Bedminster or 2 mos. sec. « refs. req. Lovely area. Low texes, — 2 fam- 4 yrs. young 3BR Colonial vinyl tiding, city utilities, wooded lot, cul-de-sac. SO. PLAINFIBLD- Brand Harding. Partially wooded, la*A a*fc SBBhah ^^ eafc-aakaY •! as. m — New Builder's Closeout. 4 neighborhood. Clot* to 908-534-6998, 9-5pm. principles. $100,000. iiy, « sate esi. apt., ctoee vHia. Big modem Kitchen, Franklin model, lot sinOther features $209,900. large enough for tradl 142x123. Call Tony Sena BRs, lg. Kit. w/custom Rtt. 287, 206, ft 22. An aia»4«MM to bua atop * par*. Asking Fam. Rm. w/fplc., vaulted Call 608-356-1983 cabinets, microwave, DW, •togant home. $337,500. tlonal house, pool ft ten- $174,900. CaHdaya 908- calling, 2V> baths, full for appt. at 261-0206 nis court. Call 8AM-6PM ERA, Sunday Realty Group ceramic tile floors, formal Principals ONLYI 908- HOLLAND 1WP. 366-6462; eves. 908- bsmt., 1 car garage. NR8HANI0- California DR, 3 full bathe, Fern. 526-7637. 201-622-1881 ask for Charming older 3BR, IVi469-2676 $169,900. of Central Jersey, Hlllsbor- Style Ranch, 8 yrs. old. Rm. w/fptc., CAC, 2 ear John B. bath Colonial w/large cus- ough. If we don't sell your Great Vlewl Contemporary . $189,900. BOB- tom kitchen & DR. front ft -SSOS.SSO home, ERA will buy It. developmentp ! 3BR,, 2 2 Full •140 BBDMIN8TER- 1 bdrm side porches. Mainte- Colonial, 4/8 6R* on se- MOTHER^AUBHTER T1ON6*** BathsBth , FFRR, DRDR. KlKltchh. * with large loft In The Hills. nance-free exterior, great duded 2+Acs,, beautiful 4 BR Ranch, 2 kitchens, 2 A way for people to meet Master BR have sliders to $O.. P Opep n Great location, AC, WAD, shaded yard w/large barn. views ft In top cond. Lge. full baths, 1 ear garage. people, every week In large deck. Ceramic tile hhoute-$un, Aug. 2 , 11- deck, swimming, tennis. Low taxes. Asking sunroom, 2 room flnlahad Great area. $166,000. your local Forbes newspa- floors In kltch. * haHs. 4PM, 172 Daniel St.. (off SHOO plus utilities. 908- $159,900. bemL * moral BPSOML per. The ad Is free, then Full B/M. Nice open foal- Maple) 4 BR 234-2506 or 908-781- Preferred Lifestyle PRI0B TO IMMBDIATB CINTURV 31 one cell does it alll ing. Must seel $169,500. BRIDLE CLUB at 6563. 7141. (966) 666 6776. HOW MUCH If Realty BOS.7074MO RMLTOR6 1-600-669-9496 AdVsrttM to to CleitMNff MtlDaEWATER YOUR REAL BIDMINSTER- 1 BR, 1 bath condo, completely MANVILU LAMB NOUSI- large ESTATE WORTH? 1035 Rt. 202 Branchburg EW MOBMM-6164,990 —-,.-— 3BR Co- fum. with all amenities. OWNER MUST SILL! I lot, small price, 249 S. Unique opportunity: Full written appraisals MO YOU Washington Ave. NEW CONSTRUCTION lonial, 1*4 baths, CAC, full Rent with option to buy. Make offer, no reasonable Custom Brick front Colo- Calton Homaa, Inc. offara from $125.00 Aval), immed. 322-6200 offer refused! 11 KNOW ** • Dunellen, 4 BR, 1 1/2 attic, mint eond. nial. Over 1700 sq.ft. of $168,000. PABOALB, Mount Uural affordable 1 908-469-2666 Ask for Nancy or 781- 4 bedroom cape cod, liv- that an ad In this local bath, LR w/ Flrpc., OR, liv- & 2-BR gardan condoa, able Basement, Garg.. Living space on oversiud RBALTOB. 60V7aalO$a 7323' ing room, kitchen, 2 paper also goes into 16 lots. 3BRs, 2.5 baths. wtth one-level Irving, and baths, full basement, alu- other local papers? Reach New Heating system, Lg. TB%VKS)BURV- Hilltop MIDDU6CX ft UNION ATIR- Vander Builder flexible, wiH build 30-60 day occupancies, COUNTWB minum siding, excellent over 400,000 readers lot, 100x160, (able to to suit Call for details. mini estate. 12 acres. 12 priced from only the: Haven Farms, 2 BR, 2 In-taw arrangement. Ask- with one oalll tub-divide, 58x100, have room colonial, 5 8R 4 full NIW UBTHM HOTUNI baths, AC, W/W carpet, ing $116,300. Call Tony variance), convenient to baths, 4 fireplaces, many LOW 60'SI 24 HOUR pool, tennis. Avail. Sept. trains, buses, downtown, RECORDED MESSAGE Sena for more Information HMHIAND PARK- 3 BR, amenities. By owner, 1. No Pete. $1050/ mo. 281-0206 beautiful neighborhood. $666,000. (908) 632- BRA Beaaifc Realty 2 Mi bath, CAC, newly re- Recreational amenities In- THI ima flniehed basement and Ideal for large family, was RARfTAN- 3BR split. LR, 5712. clude swimming pool, tun •06-U1-44S4 $195,000, price reduced DR, Kit. 1% bath. 1 car W1NH0L0 MALTY, INC. Aek fer Paet t Den kitchen, spacious back WARRsTN TWP.- Legal 2- decks, tennis courts sce- 90a>4M-76T7 yard. Asking $180,000, to $175,000, by Owner, arage. Near schools. fam., 12 rms., city water nic nature trails and pri- FRANKUN PARK- 2 BR, This 3BR STarter home Is 1908) 819-6174. 908-548-6809 f156,900. 218-1763. • sswars. Separata UtMe., vate clubhouse, all near 2V4 bath, Kit., DR, LR, a "Diamond In the Rough" exc. ranting. Lets talkt the Bridfewater Mall in 9200 walk to Bus, Non-smoker . Remodeled Kit., large HIGHLAND PARK- by VACATION PROPERTY owner. Beautiful ranch, 4 386-4512 the heart or Somerset pref., $925/month + util., OR w/nardwood floors. County. 908-231-9225 Must be scant Tata a BR + FR, Set on excep- WARREN- 7 room look today, owners anx- tional lot on quiet, pretty AcrVerf/se Ranch, 11/2 acres, 2 1/2 FRANKUN PARK- Soci- street. Like new. baths, 2 car garage, out Income and family size re- 9210 ious. $109,900. BRA strictions will apply. To ety HM. 2-year new. 2BR, $169,000. 908-572- In the Classlfledl buildings. $259,900. Call 2 baths, DR, LR, CA, pool 6002 Rex, financing 668-1022 determine eligibility call the Bridgewater Township ft tennis. $800 + utll. Avail Housing Office for an ap- IWLDWOO0— mint condi 8/1. (SOB) 6S1-76S0. pointment, Monday-Friday tlon 1 BR condo, steps to FRANKLIN PK.- Soc. Hill between 9afn-5prrv beech/boardwalk. Beauti- 2BR, 2.5 ba. Twnhi, AC, fully furnished, pool, AC, Frplc, Appls., yard backs cable TV, fully equipped woods. $975/rno. + utlls. 908-728-6300 kitchen. $8000 yearly 908-940-0592 rental potential. A greet Ext. 282 Investment. Ready to rent MBTUCNEN- 2BR, 2t>ath The Door To Home IDI6ON- Co-op, 1 yr. or enjoy as a vacation Townhouse, priv, yard & old. 3 BR, 2 full baths, home, Asking only prkg. $1075 + utils. Walk OrrtuiK LR, formal DR, EIK, W/W $55,900. possible owner to all. 516-8870542. carpet, CAC, pool, tennis, financing at 7% to quali- Ownership Is Opening Up. fied buyer. Pleeae call many extras. $64,000. Call 908-248-8836 908-821-6506. EAch Ofllce Independently Owned & Operated — Quailbrook, 2 BR, 1 bath, 2nd floor, •270 BOUND BROOK- 1 BR, $86,000. Call Days or alto off-street parking, near EDISON eves. 873 0318 transp. Please call 287 2778 for more info. WHYHENT? FLORIDA- 15 miles from Whan you on own this 2 baCroom, 1 'A bath Disney, 2 BR, 2 bath, BOUND BROOK- 2 BR, townrwuse locatad in No Edison, taiiuras sleeps 6, pool, tennis, EIK, off street parking, Inciud* all appliancrs and in »call«nt condi- olf, $350/Weehly, call heat ft hot water inc. tion. Qraat far 1h« prottaslorial on th* go. ""I) 757-6849 $710. Call 722-4311 FLEMINQTON Asking t129,»0O. BBSfJINSTIB— 3 story MANVILLE townhouse, 2 bedroom, FLORIDA- Disney World BOUND BROOK- 2 rm COUNTRY SPLIT 2V4 bath, fireplace, Area-Klsslmmee. Private efficiency, private en ESTATE SALE Spaclmia a w«M kcpl 4 badroom horn* garage, alarm tya., Forowners offer lowest pos trance and private prkg. boaett 2M balhe, tare* lam. >oom w/brkk PISCATAWAY PLAINFIELD slble rates for fully loaded $45O/mo, seurlty. (908) llrasHaea, private inground pool K/petlo t "e Dy owner $230,000. Mofl • Mrft i ear aM. strafe, estoc OPEN HOUSE AUG. 2 ••M8-7S1-T$&9" 2 bedroom, 2 bath 356-9215 femNy room atua much moral Muet cabana all on 1 + acre! Hiking l»t,M0. INVESTORS/FIRST TIME Doni *«lay. squeaky clean condoa in Asking I11MO0. SUN. 1-4 P.M. BUYERS I— 2 BR, eludes Kitchen hardware, BOUND BROOK- 3 5243 WITHERSPOON ST. 21/2 bath, end unit, all towela, linens, barbecue rooms, 2nd floor, heat & This Z story ColonM features 4 b»orooms. water Inc. No pets, middle A pausur* to own thim 3 or * bdrm Coeon.#l in LR. lorm DR. EIK. Bsmt. and in good condi- appi., CAC, W/W carpet, grills, W/D, color cable ft •losttonl eontfmon. Horn* r.il bwn itmoMM, tion. Will accept VA, FMA or Conv to qualitlad wooded rear area, much more. $49.99 per aged person preferred. private proRPiiionalty landscape*! yard w.toncfe patio Buyers. Asking M8.00O. Security ft lease required. Faatura* LA, lorm DW, «ri in kutciwv A-epJaca> ft $109,900. Please call day. Call Tom ft Rose- nrni, 1144,500. Du Rlvs* Rd. or Hoai Una ID Park 908-722-2145 mary, 1-800 FLA-7767. Call 356-6224 to WthsKBpoon, N.MNINtWTCK- Gover- BOUND BROOK— 3 Piscataway EDISON ATTENTION PROFESSIONALS nor • Pt., 2 BR, 2 1/2 BBNTLIMAN'8 FARM rooms ft bath on 1st. floor NO LAYOFFS In thai teal aatata bualnaaa. bath, LR, DR, est-in kit., HOUS8— Charlestown, on Talmadge Ave In Bound Roady To Roam? IF YOUR SECOND LOVE IS GOLF Tha only laquiraotam to c*» ma an...wWng fully up-graded, all appl., Rhode Island. Near beau Brook. Landlord on pre- Hurry I Just llalari 4 badroom Colonial In W work hard, 6a ttalnad. and XKa paool*. H prestigious nalgMwrtrood offer* a full fin. Don'l ml» this luxurious well kepi town- ac, tennis, pool, close to tlful beaches, 5 BR home mises. 908-356-5180 hcu»e In prim* location In prestigious Wood- Mhat sound* tk» you. cat tordata * on our on 4 wooded acres, 2v» baths, iinmn FR wtxie* pravtcanslng actKtfarthip program. Pnon* NYC trans., $109,000, FP. hug* brick pdle • Inground pool! A land Compl««. FMturm 3 btdroomi, 2V» Beach permit inc., avail. BOUND BROOK- lge. baths, lireplacs 4 garage. Ofltred at #(MS) 2*3-3200 aah lor Mary Ann UaaweiU. 908-297-1851 2BR, heat ft water sup- at sasi.too. went laati (270,000. July 25 to Aug. 1 and Aug. MSCATAWAV- 2 BR, 1 15th thru Octi 10. $700/ plied. Avail. 6/1. $750/ V2 baths, no maint. fee, wk (401) 466-2021 mo. IVt mos. sec. req. No all appliances, CAC, near pets. 908-526-0380 Routes 1, 287 & train. HILTON MAD, B.C. BRIDBtWATER $118,900. 699-0865 Vacation Rentals. Large selection Homes, Villas, QRANDVIEW 1-5 BR. Ocean, Tennis, GARDENS Golf locations. Best Pric- A 2 Bedroom Town- es. Sports packages. houses. Central air, indi- NNteit Heed 1st. Realty idual storage. Walk to K- 4 fam- la0O64BW6a park A tennis courts ily, $26,000 cash flow, CALL-FRKI BROCHURI 722-6740 SOUTH BRUNSWICK FRANKLIN TWP. asking $219,000, owner Is licensed realtor, fully LAVALLITTE- Ocean BRIDOCWATER- 2 BRs REMODELED AND UPGRADED 3 SOMSERSET • Lovely 3 BR Colo- leased, 908-766-6685 Block, 2 lg. apts. Aug. 29 renovated, $750/mo, IV? bedroom ranch with fireplace, pool nial w/EIK, formal DR, paneled over Labor Day. $600. mos. security. No pets. and patio. Close to NY FR, C/A, patio, gar. 828-3700. Low rate in Sept. 908- 908-647-9450. transportation. REDUCED. $145,000. 968-5159 BRIDOBWATER- no 821-4444. $139,900, LSI- 9th to ocean, 3BR», pets, 1 yr. lease, $700/ FRANKLIN TWSP, 9249,250 2 baths, deck, washer. mo. $1000 sec. Avail. 1,900 Aug/Sept $695$795/wk. COUNTRY LIVINQI 1Vi private MIDDLEBUSH - Expandable "The Oaks" second floor 1 bedroom Fairway 4 BR Colonial In Quailbrook MttttftlWATUt immed. Call 609-397 parkfike acres. Contemporary ranch, Cape on 1 + acre leatures 2 BRS, condo features front and rear entry, set on over Vi core lot. Features LOT FOR SALE (908) 232-4909 rv. msg. 0151 for appt. great room/ ceramic fireplace, 3 full bsmt, appliances, upgrades. LR, dining room, kitchen appliances. Include ceramic tile entry (oyer, 150x250 MAKE OFFER! NORTH MYRTLf BIACN, CRANFORD- 6 rooms, bedrooms/2 baths. S21-4444. 82B-3700. $119,900. 1991/new, neutral tones. Pool and master Br w/ sitting room, sunken FR $125,000. Call 8.C.— Luxury condos/ 2BRs, w/w carpet, newly $175,000. tennis avail. w/ fireplace. Mult be awn. homes. Oceanfront/ remodeled Kit. ft Bath, ennwrii oceanvlew. Special amen- GRIGGSTOWN • Let the sun DIAMOND MALTY, INC. Laundry Facilities. Dead- shine thru the skylights of your ities with all accommoda- md st. Walking distance FABULOUS "GREENWICH" 5 BR •06-271-00M tions. Summer specials Col. on Cul-oe-sac. Marble & Hdwd. country kitchen! A BR alum.-sided nmn P1AINF18LD- 1 acrei to RR Station, Community Preliminary approval for from $75/day. FREE BRO- Sports Complex. Avail. Firs., Jacuzzi & skylight In Master home has charm galore. CHURE, call Thomas Re- BR, deck. 821-4444. $334,900. 828-3700. $169,500 16 townhouses, or pos- Immed, 908 sible site for church, alty 1-800-845-0645 272-4197. $195,000, Call:908-757- POCONOS- Saw Creek, ENJOY WOODED PRIVACY - 4 BR DORCHESTER SOMERSET- 3 BR, 2'h bath BRIDQEWATER $163,900 8362 3 BRs, Den, indoor pool & ctr. Hall Col. Hdwd. firs., 2 zone ranch w/brick fplc in sunken FR, tennis., golf, $250/ week- HOUSE heat & A/C, 2-«tory Ffl, fplc. Bridle Club 2 BR Townhouse with 2 Groat starter! Park like setting ollorod SOMIRSIT- Building C/A, formal OR. EIK, patio, gar. car garage and basements offers oak trom 1h|g 3 BR split level w/garage lot-lOOx 13 5c lean end. 908 757-6849 Soifiorvlllo skylights, 2 level deck, 821-4444. 828-3700. $179,500. kitchen cabinets, sliders to patio, and partial basements. Hardwood $389,000. utilities-central hub ac- SEASIDE HEIGHTS- On parquet entry and much more doors end remodeled den. cess- qulet-urban-(908) the bay. 2 BR bungalow, Luxury 828-4443 sleeps six, off-st-prkg., High Rise WASHINOTON BONO private beach. $400/wk. Elevator Apartments I ASTON AVI BUILOINS DNEAMI Call 908-793-5997. Ten lot subdivision with WILDWOOD CRCST- 722-9177 prior approval to be re-sleeps 6, close to beach newed; city water & sew- & Sunset Lake, very Studio ers available Rt site. clean, W/D, cable, TV, 1 & 2 Bedrooms $395,000, (BD-2584) yard B8Q. 908-654-8636 DUNELLEN AREA— ma- Call 781-1000 ture career woman. 3 9400 ooms. All utlls. Incl. Near Advitlat RENTALS transp. Avail. 9/1. $550. CHANFORD 908-968-0416 In (he Cfass/ffed/ CHESTNUT TRIM DUNELLEN- 1 BR, Kit. 9410 Bath and LR. $550/mo. 1 Three bedroom, 1 Vi bath, yr. lease. (908) 469-4121 is. 9110 Mon. thru Frl. 9am-4pm HIGHLAND PARK modified ludor has an E.I. PISCATAWAY science kitchen, entrance foyer, Out of Armm Pnpmrty HALF DUPLEX DUNELLEN— 2 BR, 1st CUSTOM SPLIT ONE OF A KIND living room, dining room, F.P., BOUND IROOK- 2 BR, 2 oor, owner-occupied 2 Spectacular custom rincn In tf» Hlllcrasl Space lor mo growing Inrrnly, 4 ballrooms, S POCONO BUILDIN0. story, full bsmt, 1 car amily. Quiet residential section. Privaia. wooded lot wtth grnnhous* ov0rsj;od family room lending tu roar yard huge deck, full basement and Uving room w/lplc, ontlosoO porcn loi ft.irn SCOTCH PLAINS LOTS- must sell fast at gar., $775/mo. plus utils. elghborhood. No pets. locattd at Rutgtts pi«»tv». 4 larg* bad- 1( garage. $210,000. room*, 2 full and 3 hart baths, sunny living IMng iipnco, 2 > hjiths f*crl!pnt lichtirm X $100K, will consider sep- Atso, rent with option to V mos. security. $675/ closa lo nousos ul wnrship ['rico is •oaulilullyr maintained Dl Level, 4 buy 1/2 or whole duplex. mo. l utils. Avail. 8/2/92. loom, family room wrtplc. ilala ei Iha art bedrooms, 2Vt baths, 2 kitchens, arate sate. Call Paul at 1- >«chen A much moral. Offarad M^^ J334.999 800-800-6972 or after Call Seymour Lit win, all 908-752-9495 lormal dining room, F.P. In family The Prudontlel Pioneer HIQHLAND PARK MFTUCHEN room, 21 x 10 living rm. c/a condi- 5PM 1-717-839-7283 DISON- 2 BR, heat & Call our Real Estate Realtor, HW Inc. 1 yr. lease, IVJ JUST REDUCED GRACIOUS COLONIAL tioning, gas tired hoat. $255,900. CREITWOOD— Adults •0S-46S-1B1B. Indepen- for trio commuting touplo In N ¥ A (55+), 7,500 homes 7 mo. sec, near train sta- a, northaidsi ranovatM colonml ovetslzad bedrooms, 31-? bn|MV s|i*ii:ifju.s Century 21 tently owned & operated. tion & park. Avail, tmmod. Spadoua IMng toom w/Tplc. maatar baflroom emer aren, prolesunnnliy Ut\«iliOf] t)7l3ftt1iQT\\ Clubhouses. 40 styles w/hiH batti, modarn Niichan. biaaKiatl area. 4 for molher/dnurjhtor or JIDUIO nff-cfJ OHerpff ROBELLE PARK Hot Line from $20,000 to KENILWORTH—,lg. 3 BR 695/mo. 908-267-0661 badrooms. ZVt batha Asking HB9.0OO at $239,500 $142,500. Beautiful & se- house, 2 full baths, 2 ARWOOD— 2-famlly, A GOOD INVESTMENT FREE kitchens, woodburning HI3HLAND PARK EDISON euro. FREE BROCHURE. st floor newly renovated TWIN BROOKS SPLIT Live In ono apt. uso Iho rent for other listings. HEARTLAND REALTY AS- stove, close to highways, BR, LR, kit., bath, large DOLL HOUSE This home Jins n nNIH 3 lar^o bodfoomm. 2 from 2 apts, lo help pay the SOCIATES, P.O. Box D, transportation & schools. ard, off-st-prkg. $750 In ImmacuMai 3 badroom Colonial, daad-ano baths, lamHy foorn. cornnnc !ilo kitclion llo mortgage. Call for details. 1-800-497-9108 480 RT. 53O, Whiting, NJ Avail, Sent 1. Call 908- ludes hoat. Call 908 atntat, graat houn at grant pries. Pnca Is loaded wtih nxtrns Call (or nn 08759. 1-800-631-5509. 276-9248 1130,000. todnyfl AsiktriQ prieo is $209,900. 89-0329. MANAHAWKIN— Marina/ MANVILLE— Vi duplex, 5 OARWOOD- 2nd fir, 2 Motel on 1.8 acres on rms, 2 BR, IVt baths, BR, LR & kit., avail. Sopt Barnegat Bay near Long soperate utll. $825/mo. 1. $695/mo. H&HW Inc. 1 Beach Island has 32 boat Sec. & Rcfs. 526 4210 mo. sec, refs, no pets. slips plus ownor's house. NEW BRUNSWICK- 3 Prof, couple. 789-1380 A fantastic opportunity al BR house In iloslrnblo only J895,O00. Call toll area, lge. bocK yard, ga- free Q.ANDERSON AGEN- Advertise CY, REALTORS 1-800- rago, W/D, $1200/mo. i 444-8507 utlls. Avail. 9/1. Call 908- In the Ctattlfledl 545-3956 A Union County Forbes Newspaper July 29, 30, 31, 1992 RealEstateGuick Forbes Newspapers / U-3 OfTfca HIUMOIHni«N- 2 Cam* RARITAN- lovely 2nd eWWPOBjft- AvaH. Aug ily houte, downstairs, 1 EXECUTIVE S/4 RRKEMLWORTH— GARAGE MBTUCHEN— Newly dec- OUNBLLBN— approx. floor modern apt., Prof, 1st. private BR m attrac- seeks same to share in for rent. Call 908-276 orated office bldg. 2 1200 sq. ft. store, exc. BR, DR, LR, EIK, nice couple pref., 2 BR, Ig. kit., tive buHdmg. Sharing fa- MOWS— for 3 months. WEEKLY- workin yard, no pats, $5«5/mo search for QUIET, 2BR Furnished/unfurnished. 9248, please leave mes- blocks to conrail station. corner location, Washing- from home, rush buslnes * dinnette, off-street cilities w/bther college apt. Somervtlle vie. 9OS- Walk to everything. 240ton Ave. A Route 28, site self-addresse + utll.( 1V4 mo. tec., Call people. Kitchen, dining 218-3378. Has wall behaved dog. 369-3108 or 359-6354 1 4972 CaH 9O8-233-B555, bro- BOMBRVILLE- 10x24 sq. ft. to 5800 sq. ft. Call $1000/mo. Please call stamped envelope to 1 room, Ig LR. Walking dis- Townhouse, ker, no fae. 908-280-2815. 714BM James, P 0. Box 806 C i i':'. BSSV'' ™ tance shopping areas, RR garage, $85/mo. Call HILLSBOROUSH- fur ROMLU PARK- 1BR, non-smoker, $650+ 1/2 90S-369-3791 Belie Mead, NJ 08502 nithed sfficency, gentle avail. 8/1. $625 incl. heat A bust transportation, pri- SINCtLE PRO PBS- METUCHBN- Victorian SOUTH BOUND BROOK— util. Avail. Sept. 1. Call Restoration Rentals, 2-7Busy Main St. office/retail man pref., all utll. incld it HW. Near transporta vate prkg. 1 yr. lease. 201-543-5489 VV^MKBB}""" oOMtS COfflfOfv ALL SUCCESS SEEKERS $52S/month. 369-8335. tlon, 908-241-5368 $300/mo. AH utNttJee In- able housing, ew. credit room offices, prime loca- store front, 900 sq.ft. Im- cluded. 1 1/2 month se- MIW BRUNSWICK— 3 A ref. Moderate rent. tion, near train & bus, off proved, 1100 sq. ft. stor- BARN/SAVE/SECURE: KINILWORTM— 6 room* ROSELLE- 1 BR, w/w I <)M!\H IICIAL street parking, Call Arnolt curity deposit, references mln. walk to Cook- Avail. 9/1. Please call IHAL CSTAJL age/expansion. Lets make I.PT/FT Prof'l. career air conditioned. 3 bed-carpet, CAC and modern. required. Credit check, Douglas College. Beauti- 908-755-6459. 908-548-6400 a deal! Broker protected. II.Consolidate debts rooms, laundry rm. Near Heat A hot water. $550 no-emokera. Call for in-fully remodeled home. Fe- MIDDLESEX- 900 ACall Bob 766-6685 III.Buy Term/Invest rest schools A transp. $975 per month plus security WANTBDt STVM0 OR BF- spection. College student males only. $350-1400/ PWBNCV APT.— in South 450 sq.ft. on Rt. 28. Prkg. All hero, nowl plus utilities. Call 908 SS2.S7S6 only. mo. Utlls. Inc. Please cell Excel, location. 908-526- Us: 90S-7SS-0010 Wt 276-8266. (609) 265-1295 Plalnfleld on or before SO. BOUND BROOK EN BROOK- for fe- Aug. 1. Call 968-1784 3661 or 526-0694. Prlejarlea Flaane'l Svea MANVOLC- Yi Dplx, 1 Nice neighborhood, 2 male over 25. Non-NEW BRUNSWICK- Very anytime, Iv. mag. PISCATAWAY- Office or 400-A1 Carp. Ct., S BR, LR, DR, Kit, bthfamily, brand new 2nd & spacious, fully furnished, Retail. 6,000 sq. ft. Will Plffld. Raar, Feodtwn 3rd floor, 3BRs, LR, eat-In emoRor. References A Se- SOUTH PLAJNPIELD— up Haley Ctr. bsmt, gar. Sec. $645/mo currty. 908-968-4319 huge BR, LR, DR. Great I- 2100 sq ftdivide. Also dentist office. to 5000 «q.ft. warehous e Reft. No pets 359-3375 Kit., W/D, porch, heat incl. area next to hospital. neighborhood office build- Rt. 287 & Stelton Rd. FORECLOSURES- Part Off-street prkg. $975/mo. PIBOATAWAV— Fur- EVERY Ing, no retail. 61 W. Main space with inside loading MANVIlUt- large 1 br nished. Male, non- $350/mo. Call 247-1074 981-1313. dock A option of offices nera wanted for buyin loft, $375/mo plus utlli Avail. 9/1. 201-584-5052 before 5 pm St. $349,900. Pis call or offices only. Minutes foreclosures A distres smoker, kitchen, W/D, 908-534-1325 SOMERVILLE- 2 Office ties. Off Street parking SO. BOUND BROOK- 2 $380 per month, Lisa KINO Professional Suite. Panel- from 287. We cater to the properties 35-50% belot No pets, 359-5609 apts, 2 BR avail immad. 699-1289 Advertise in Me Ctittlfhd! PROPESSIONAL/RB6I- ing, AC, Carpeting, Private small business person. market value. Use ou $650/mo. Efficency apt. ...of home and DENTIAL ZONE- Con- Call 908-753-0200 money A credit. $150 MITUCHIN- 3BR, 1VS SOMERVILLB- Furn. rental It advcrtlted Parking. Call 725-6660 baths, AC, WAD. In Vlcto avail Sept 1. $475/mo. sider this in-town Colonial mln. investment 1-800 Call 369-6179 rooms $80-up. Sm. apts. In classified. When for your professional use. SOMERVILLE- Prof, lo- 682-4544 M-F, 9-9Pr. rian home near train. No cation 1,2 & 3 room 9800 pets. $1095 + utilities SO. BOUND BROOK- $138/wk. Call manager you're looking lor new Call for details. PASCALS EST 908-722-2107 S-7PM. quarters, get the REALTOR, 90S.722-1012 suites. 68 N. Bridge St. BUSINESS 908-648-6400. Lge. 5 rooms, 2BRs, like Highly desirable for law- OPPOHTUNIT1ES new. quiet area, w/w car- WARREN- room fur- claulfled habit. MIDOUSIX ARTIBT WANTS TO yer, accountant, financial AROUND FLOOR OPPTY peting. No pets. $750 + nished, prlv. entrance A planner, consultant. 90S- SEMINAR- Save 10k t< •MIDOLKtIX VtlUMIe utlls. 201-825-2179. bath. Near 1-78. $12O/Wk. RBNT— space e.gVgar. or ••Mien* 1 IN Oarto Business persons only. bsmt. with elec. and 732.1092. 100k on mortgage inter apt. MTI/nio. IHCI. heat SO. PLAIN'IEID- 2 BR, 908-647-1115. water in North/central WATCHUNQ- 500-1350 est. $50/hr. income pos * HW. NO PITS. PImodern kit w/DW, large Middlesex Co. for use as sq.ft. In professional btdg. sibility. Call Robert 908 avaH. »«-SM0, front room, $79S/mo. inc. PAST POOD BY OWNER— 572-0811, to reserve i studio. Willing to share. Ample prkg., easy access Excel, buy. Low down pay- MIDDLESEX- 3 rm apt heat. Call 908-755-1731 •470 Call (201) 339-9617 $50/mo. Owner lives on CRANPORD to rt. 78 & 22. 908-561- seat. >*.•!': ment. 5 yr. financing. HI for prof., $575/month, In- SO. PLAINFIELD- 3 premises. Near White- X peveeit protaaelenal 2600, 908-232-9323 NEW BARN INCOME PROM houee Station. 534-4638 office convenient to pub- profit. 908-248-0002 elds utll., ref. roq., call room apt., no pets, $575/ YOUR FURNIBNBD WESTFIELD OPPORTUNITY BBDMINBTER- Female W.Coaat,N. of lic transp. Very Reason- HAIR SALON FOR Easiest A surest after 6 p m , 90 8 mo. Includes H&HW, Avail. BUBBT ROOM/APT.- able. Fax A copy avail. Furnished Office 469-0855 Aug. 1, References, Ideal roommate wanted. Prof., Tampa. New home-Adults. SALE— owner anxious to way to extra cash, Your guest room or apt. is 908-272-2080 FREE Xerox & FAX sell by summer, price rea- MIDDLESEX- Modern 3 for single or couple. Call non-smoker. CAC, WAD,a cut above the ordi- W/D, AC. Pool. $325/wk Call 908-232-3337 Free Info 756-5276 pool A tennis. Avail, now. nary...and so are our cli- NILLSBOROUOH- Pro- sonable A less than cost Call 908-873-2607 rms wAlle bath on 2nd fl $500/mo. + security. fessional office building. of new setup. For info, You won't be of comm. bldg. $490/ mo ents. We refer prof, men/ 752-2715. 9660 call Tony 526-7526 + utll*. Replies; Forbes 908-234-2506. women exclusively with all 2200 sq. ft. Rt. 206 & disappointed. SOMERVILLE references carefully Need additional storage Triangle Rd. at traffic OWN A COMPUTER? Newspapers, Box 25, PAR HILLS- 2 prof, light. Available im- 44 Franklin St. Somer- LUXURY APTS male/female to share 4 checked. If your ac- space? Went to keep your EDISON Make money at home comodations are sparkling car In a dry garage with medlately. 908-218-1100 ville, NJ 08876. BR apt. convenient to Ught Industrial Space Free details. Write: Alter clean and warmly hospi- lighting? For only $45/mo. MAIL PLUS(em) 125 Hana Rd. Edison N. NEW HUNSWICK- 1 Top area, 1, 2 A 3trains A Rts. 78 287, 1250 sq.ft. with office, $35O/mo+ 1/3 util. Avail. table...Call T«M»erary there is still space avail, Conference room 08817 large BR, LR, Kit. & bath, bdrms, air condi- Route 1 location, $625 8/1. Call 908-781-0464 Lsageags Par Treaefec- at Flnderne Heights in as needed $95mo. 2nd floor, priv. entrance, tioned. Heat, hot per month. EARN EXTRA INCOME SBCOND INCOME UN eee, 10141I-S12*. BridgeBrtdgewater' . Cell for Infer Office: furn'd, fax, xerox heat, hot water Incl. water and cooking MBTUCHBN- Non- THE PRUDENTIAL $139 gets you started In LIMITED- Must be oper smoking professional, Member County Chamber matiorIoni on Mon. or Wed. $350mo. WINHOLD REALTY, INC. a business of your own. minded A hardworking $750/mo. + sec. Close to gas Included. Balco- of Commerce. TM-OI44 No. Brunswick Une. Con- wanted to share a 2 BR WeaWleld 9OS-3S2-3337 ReaHora 90S-494-7677 Call •Oa-SSi-8140 Call 908-874-3208. ven. to bus & railway. nies, country setting, townhouse. $350 per 908-745-4910 walk to town. Stor- month (90B) 649-5385 NO. PLAINMELD, age. Cable TV op-SCOTCH PLAINS- Close •RIINW00D OAR tional. $620 when to NYC trains, very spa- DINS- Newly rtnc available. cious. $800/mo + utili- vat*4 1 m * 3 Mt gar- ties. Call (90S) 322-7225 lliii den apts, $610 * S7S0/ 722-4444 SOMERVILLE- apt.s Nr. NO PITS. Imnwd «eeu« hosp. Huge, 1000 sq. ft. •0S-7S6-1H7 tv mag 1BR, LR, OR, EIK. AC, car- pet, appls, prkg. $750 + NO. PLAINFIELD- 2 8Rutll. 8/1 or 9/1 No pets. apt. Somerset St. $650/ 725-0384. mo. plus utils. Call 908 561-1268. SOUTH BOUND BROOK- Quick And NO. FLAINP1ELD- mod Good area, 2 fam. 6 rms, ern 1 BR apt., fresh paint, remodeled, new carpet & Convenient! w/w carpet, $575 plus 1 appls. Storage. $875 + mo. sec. Avail. Immed. No pets. Call 271-4083 il: call tos-saa-s7S6 WARREN- huge contem- '4 RARITAN- 1 BR, 2ndpory studio, w/soarlng vaulted ceilings and sky-BRIDBBWATER- Mature, floor, $675/montrt «- lights, adjoining deck, elect., 1 1/2 month sec. responsible Professional 15*10 ft. closet, state of to share 2BR, 2 bath SOMERSET S162.900 SOMEHVILLE $114,900 avail 9/1, 908-707-9253 the art bath w/)acunl, NEWLY LISTED NEW LISTING! AFFORDABLE after 6 pro Condo, $450+half utils. separate ec + heat, short Avail. 8/1. 908-707-0468 m Immacuiate Bl-Leval wilfi 4 BR*. I',-4 baths. Charming CotoniaJ wih 3 BRi on deep lot. RARITAN- 2 BR, LR, DR, term available, $750/ LR with cathedral ceilings, OR. Eat-In kitch- LR, on, nice covered front porch, Das*- kit., attaic & basement month Incld.s everything, BRIDOBWATER- Work- en with iiiders to big rear deck, family ment, and 2 car detached garage Garden, ng woman wanted to GREEN BROOK GREEN BROOK room. 2 car ga:age. pa'.io and lota more In Iruit trees, and more present a parmike storage. Quiet street, avail. 8/1. 908-356-6875 But valu* In townl Uc««d North o< R1 Z2 This custom buiK Country Manor Homo was an excellent part of townl setting! 3% 0OWN TO QUALIFIED BUY- walk to train shops etc. share Ranch, room avail,, ai ttw bm of ttw Waietiune Min». this originally the builders model. Impeccably EflS. $795/mo+ util, sec. & $350. Incl. utll., 1 mo. remodeled ranch It tun to pt*n» «v»n th« decorated and landscaped. Prime cul-de- refs. Call 722-6638 sec., nice area. Call 908- moit dlKriminallng buyer. Recent Improve- sac location backs to soil course. 4+ bed- m 469-3944. ment! Inctud* • cuttom wnp-irouKl deck, room*, cuttom marble baths, natural wood- RARITAN- 3 BR, Large new wlndowi, new root end a new furnace. jvork and more. Offered at $505,000 Call LR, Klt./DJnotte, laundry BDISON/MBTUCHBH- Private n acre lot la greet tor kids too. now tor appointment. asm hook-up, basement stor- single prof, female want- taking 1144,000. Murt Mel age, $8SO/mo. 725-7267 ad to share 2BR, 2bath BRANCHBURO— PINE house w/CAC, W/D, DW, 1 RARITAN- 4 rm bunga-MOTEL. Room A kitchen- ette. Reasonable ratea in- garage, deck, fplc. Must SOMERSET $164,900 NORTH PUUNFIELO S13V.900 low, EIK, LR, Ig. BR, den, seel $550. 603-8589 NEW LISTING. . .A REAL BEAUTY BK3 REDUCTION! EXCEPTIONAL BUY! adults preferred. No pets, clude services A utlls. Mrs Cloari says sell! Gorgeous Cape witn 4 Owner will tacrlfice thi> Vinyl tided Two $600. Call 908-526 0141 jas-tuo EDISON- M/F to share 3 SRs, 2 lull oaths. LH, Family room. In-Law Story Colonial. B + roomt for all your cur- BR, XV* baths, DR, kit, E.A. BONIAKOWSKI AGENCY, INC. II arrangement, attached garage, finished rent need*. Feeturet 1 full oath. 2 hall WAD, refrlg., fin. bsmt. basemen, contra! air and more, more, baths, Dniened basement and 2 car de- 929 Waahlngton Ava., POB 710 muffi 3els high on nice large landscapod tached gwage on big fenced tot" HURRY) $500/mo. + util., IVJ mo. Graan Brook, N.J. 08812 wm tot (in s aeod end stroei. EXCELLENT IT WON'T LAST AT THIS PRICE Advrtlf In thm sec. Call 572-1649 (908) 968-0700 AREA«H m J. ZAVATSKY & ASSOCIATES REALTY, INC. 475 Watchung Avenue £) [H Watchung, N.J. 07060 (908) 755-1200 WEtTFIELO - SIMtHI CLARK - S3M.900I THE STURDY LOOK JEFFERSON SCHOOL AREA FINE HILLCREST LOCATION SELLERS SAYS MAKE ALL OFFERSI Immediate posuulon, 4 Br 2 5 bath home, Mostly Brick, haa 8 large Rms, 2 + 2 Baths, Ig Fam. hm, air conditioning, Contempo- HW Floors. HWBB heat, lawn sprinkler sys- rary Kilchen, carefree exterior, gai heat. tem. Great area near schools. HILLSBOROUGH $249,900 ATTENTION BUYERS ATTENTION: JR. EXECUTIVES •155,101 Be proud of your fnmily and move thorn Reduction on Ihle 3 bdr. into tM's 4 yr, you^n outstanding Colonial Bl-L*v*l li a «ura> ball located in prestigious aren of Hillsboro Located In Pitcetamay in a qu.el family fv.-me le.itorss 4 BFI, livrr>g room, totmal neighborhood. Mao fialunng an em-m ili'^'nc] 'ooni. Inrgp inoclPfn krtchen, family kltchan, formed dining room. Irving room. 2 CLARK - S2M.V00! SCOTCH PLAINS • K64.900I teem', fpl. i'.'j baths. CAC. office, full ba»e- OPEN HOUSE B/1 ft e.'Z 1-4 P.M. fill baths, two car garage Also tellers are ACRE MATURC SETTINO JIM"II. 2 rar al rjarago, underground spnn- willing to niM with closing costs! Call FLORIDA RM ft BRICK PATIO KM RARITAN ROAD WJor5. vinyl stding. city utilities. Franklin now. It won't last. 291-0206. Di'SlraOle location near Kumpf School, has Transferred owners otter young Colonial rlio V s S. BOUND BROOK $124,000 BRANCHBURQ 1218,900 A VERY SPECIAL HOME BEALTIFUL CENTER HALL COLONIAL -1 hodrooni Hnnfi with fenced yard, fin- Qracious center hal) coloniA!. coasting 4 tshpd basomo"!, aluminum siding, central bedrooms, SV» BathE living room, timing ,F""~" w. hn'rrfwn^ci Hoars Coom on hofne sMlh room. KHchen, fnmity IOOI^ wUi 'ifepince ? 7r> d<(>0 rnle financing. cur garage all on ono tisnutitul tnndscaped acre. NEWER COLONIAL SCOTCH PLAINS CUL-DE-SAC OnIcK closing, owner financing avnilnbln Three bedroom spill IOVGI homo with A family room with brick (Iroplnco ami with ?o% down Custom contemporary nes- PLAINFIELD remodeled kitchen, 2'A baths and sliding QIBSS doors from tho kitchen tled on I 26 acre, cul-cfe-sac. featured exor- Victorian splendor fiom the open from to the deck, and In ground pool ;iro cise r "My warmest thanks to Fbrbes Newspapers Ml sold my dirt bike after advertising just one "I sold my car the first night the ad rani I for writing and publishing my ad in their time in Forbes Newspapers. Excellent had to turn people away!" newspapers. Short and precise, it sure results!" brought quick results for the sale of my crib- RJM KM 50 or more responses." Rlngoes, NJ No. Ptalnfleld, NJ B McN Westfleld, NJ 'f: '•SI HMy house rental ad was more valuable in your papers than in big city newspapers and "I put my ad in the paper and it worked "Wonderful results! I am very happy! t at a fraction of the cost. My advertising great! I've gotten every job I've bid on!" received many calls and have a prospect to money has never been better spent - value buy my home." received was enormous!" KS RM DR Cranford, NJ Edison, NJ Neshanic Station, NJ "A week ago I ran a Help wanted ad In "The first time I called to retrieve my "I advertised my carpet cleaning business. Forbes Newspapers and the response was messages from my 'Introductions' ad, I In Forbes Classifieds and I'm extending my tremendous. Over 50 people answered the had 18 responses! I still haven't retrieved ad due to the overwhelming resjltsl- ad. Everytime I advertise with Forbes the all my messages and I've had a total of 35 response seems to get better!" so far!" TJ Enterprises EL New Brunswick, NJ DM Piscataway, NJ Somerset County A Union County Forbes Newspaper July 29,30, 3i, 1992 Forbes Newspapers U-U Automotive Advertiser Index The 1992 Subarus: GOT A CAR TO SELL? 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Buoe SALES 90a 712 MOO'SEBVIOS Ml 711 M» ' SALES 908-7B2-WttS SERVICE/PARTS BOB-TBJ.BlW BALESK»-7ta-M25 SEHVICC/PAfrTS9OB-7B25107 SAIES«EHVICE »Oi-7U-3873 • PARTS »oa-78S»3M ITT. 11, ACROSS MOM FUMIMGTON FA1HGR0UN0S RT. )1, ACROSS FROM HJEMINGTON WW6R0UNPS OR FIT 31 ACROSS FROM RTS. 2Q2& THE FAIRGROUNDS i U-2 / Forbes Newspapers AutomoflyeGuide" Jirfy29,30,31,1992 DARYL STONE/FORBES NEWSPAPERS Floranca U Kucklay of Rockaway Township, left, was ona of 275 guesta who took part In last Saturday's Subaru taat drlva hald at Timbarilald, tha •state of tha late Malcolm S. Forbes. She drove tha Subaru Lagacy Sedan through tha back roada of Bodmlnstar. RonI Marzelll, right, of Houston, eyamlnea tha apacloua Interior of tha Subaru Legacy while Pat and Joa DeCreacenio of Staten Island look on. New Subaru owners have something to cheer about The latest line in Subaru automobiles has some- materials. Road noise is also effectively absorbed by mum driving position and "remembers" the previous electric side-view mirrors, retractable cargo security thing for everyone. Prom the 1992 Subaru SVX to the multi-layered flooring with thick carpeting. setting. The dash features easy-to-read, no glare in- cover, and an electronically tuned AM/FM stereo. classy Legacy and Loyale wagon, this line of cars The SVX is available with a wide variety of ameni- struments. SUBARU JUSTY: The fun-to-drive, All-Wheel caters to lovers of a sporty model to the efficiency of ties and conveniences. On the Legacy LS Wagon, one of the best looking Drive, stylish, bargain Subaru Justy is both affordable the family wagon. SUBARU LEGACY: Car and Driver said Legacy station wagons ever built, the 2.2 liter, 130 hore- and good looking. A lively 9-valve overhead cam en- SUBARU SVX; To the serious car enthusiast, the was "going to create some surprisingly big ripples..." spower, 16-valve, fuel-injected engine delivers gine surprises owners with its power and torque. Subaru SVX conveys quality and distinction inside and it did. Legacy quickly became the best-selling All- smooth, reliable performance and safety. Four-wheel Add performance features like a sporty 5-spced and out Its 3.3 liter, 230 horsepower, horizontally Wheel Drive Sedan and ^^^^______disc brakes and a 4-channel manual transmission, multi-point fuel injection to opposed 6-cylinder-dual-overhead cam 24-valve en- Wagon. In fact, one out of Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) One out of every three boost horsepower output, and 4 wheel independent gine complements the sleek aerodynamic design to every three All-Wheel Drive help make for smoother stops. Ail-Wheel Drive cars sold in suspension for better handling and control, and the make the car economically fuel efficient. cars sold in America in 1990 SUBARU LOYALE: The Loy- highway becomes an exciting place to be. But when The SVX features an electronic direct ignition sys- was a Legacy. America in 1990 was a ale is the compact model of the tem that eliminates high maintenance components the driving fun turns serious, the Justy GL 5-door lets With a reputation like that, it Legacy. Subaru line in both price and such as the distributor, rotor and points. Instead, indi- you turn to the standard "All-Wheel Drive" system. isn't hard to see why car buy- size. It doesn't skimp, however, vidual high-voltage coils are fitted to each platinum- When driving the Justy GL 3-Door, drivers know ers trust the Subaru Legacy on the standard features and is tipped spark plug to ensure abundant spark energy spirited performance when they feel it. It gives you for both hot and cold weather. with their families and to get the embodiment of the Subaru the power, handling, and control features you wantt, The car employs an aluminum alloy rather than a the job done. philosophy of more for the The limited edition model, the Legacy LSi Sedan, money. Its roomy interior is furnished with comfortable cast iron block to reduce weight for improved fuel features luxurious soft-grain leather along with room This car features a fuel-injected, 1.8 liter aluminum fully reclining front bucket scats. The GL 3 door is efficiency and performance. Pickup is no problem for equipped with a standard electronically tuned AM/FM the SVX. The car accelerates from 0-60 mph in 7.3 for five and a 4-spced manual transmission. It also alloy engine and power-assisted rack and pinion stereo radio. The car offers the choice of smooth, seconds. features an 80-watt electronically tuned stereo/cassette steering for more precise handling. It's loaded with The quiet ride ifl-msde possible by extensive anti- with equalizer and CD player. For added comfort and standard comfort and convenience features including reliable front wheel drive or the extra safety through noise measures. The hood is lined with acoustical convenience, power windows and door locks, cruise IS cubic foot trunk, one of the largest in its price traction of the available "On Demand" All-Wheel insulation:"Sotfilllpiooung is integrated into the dash- control, a power moonroof and dual side electric side^range. Among the extras available to Loyale owners is Drive system. board to minimize vibration and noise. Steel panels view mirrors can also be found on this model. "on demand" All-Wheel Drive. All Subaru models are available at local Subaru between the engine and trunk compartments and The steering wheel not only houses the optional The spacious interior is filled with amenities as air dealer including Remington Subaru, Route 31, Flem- passenger cabin are blanketed with sound absorbing driver's side air bag, it is also adjustable for an opti- conditioning, power windows and door locks, dual ington. •090 Automobile* Automobiles uefai awtf Van* $3900 BUICK- 89 Regal LE V6. DODai- 88 600, 4 dr. VOLVO-- 90 240, 4 dr. — 83 Camaro Ber- 2 door. Exec, condition. new tires & brakes, Excel- silver, p/w, p/locks, like FORD- 80 F25O, 4 linetta, red, t-tops, load- Loaded. 29K. Cloth Inte- lent condition. $3950 or new, 4SK highway miles. wheel drive, new tires and NEW ed, AC, P/wlndows & rior. Warrantee until 2/93 best offer. 359-7157 Asking $14,500, Call battery, tool box, dual tanks, $2000. Ladder locks, AM/FM cass., Ask- $9500. Call 7B1-M26. FORD- 88 T-Bird Turbo after 4pm. 756-6130 or Line up atlWK- S122 I RMal, ing $2250. Please call 756-6102. Rack $100. (908) 526- . rebuilt CADILLAC— 78 Seville, Coupe, exc. cond., fully 5479 GMC a great deal... engine, yaar okfUm, AC, 908-603-8461 sunroof, fully loaded, Ask- loaded, asking $8200. SSOO/BO. 526-0285 — 85 Spectrum, 2- ing $3200. Call 908-757- 4240512 FORD- 88 Ranger XLT, in Classified! 2.9 V6, PS, PB, 4x4, 11" r— 78 Mont* Carlo, dr hatch, good cond., low 4449 HONDA- 86, Accord LX, TRUCKS gnat triap*, rebuilt «n ml, AM/FM, $2000/ BO. lift, 36" tires, too much to CADILLAC— 86 Clmarron, 4-dr, auto, cruise, PW/D/ llstl $650O/BO. 752-4679 BUILD-OUT CLEARANCE - gin*, raltay whMla, ex 754-4668 after 6PM PS, PB, auto, 4 dr, AC,M, Air, AM/FM cass., 61k specialized truck bodies, Looking I'orihc right tras. $975. 908-968 V6, 2.8 liter, lots of ex- INTRODUCTIONS... 3130; 752-5185 DOOM- 82 wagon, 4 mi. Immac. $6200. Cstl CHEVY- 68 Corvette. Pickups, Vans, Subur- deal on an automobile? cyl., auto, AC, PS, PB,tras, well kept, 54K ml.908-276-3330 Mint show car. Approx. A way for people to meet bans, Jimmy's, Dump CHIVY- 79 Caprice $5700. 685-0082 55K. Absolute new cond. people, every week In trucks, 4WD's. Most mod- Turn to classified. AM/FM radio. 85K miles, HONDA- 88 Civic LX, 4 your local Forbes newspa Classic Wagon, good run exc. cond., $1250. 356- CADILLAC- 86 Sedan dr., 5 speed, 59K miles, $16,500/BO or will trade els ft Med. duty chassis It's u showroom ning condition. $500/80. per. The ad is free, then up to 54,600# GVW. 5580 after 4 pm. OeVllle, leather, 1 owner, a/c, Kenwood popout ster- for anything of equal one call does it all! in prim! Cal"486-4024toavg mag . '— 86 Mustang LX, exc. cond. $6490. 526- eo, P/wlndows, locks & value. 7S«-l«04. Used trucks, low priced 1-SOO-BSS-S4IB leftovers, discounts, re- - 79 Nova, 6 cyl., 120K, auto, AC, PS, PB, 6511 or 613 0547 mirrors, tilt. New brakes, FOND— 55 Thunderblrd. automatic, 4-dr., PS, PB. runs great. $1500. Call muffler & tires. Garaged. bates, Leasing, or 6.9% 1 CADILLAC- 90 Sedan Mint. $32,50O/BO or will GMAC Classified * got S600/BO. Plsas* call 369-4691 eves. DeVille, silver, leather, $7000. 908-755-6256 trade for anything of ISUZU- 88 Trooper, Lim- 908-356-9343 HYUNDAI- 87, Excel GL, beautiful, exc. cond., after 5pm. equal value. Seen by ited Edition. 4-dr, AC, PB, financing on selected the directions! appt. only. 756-1004. 4 wheel dr. Great car. models. No sales comm. OMtYSLIlt- 79 New4DR Sedan, 74k ml., AC, $17,990. 526-6511 INTRODUCTIONS... $6950 FIRM 722-3000 Top CSI rating for Sales & Yorkar, Engine rebuilt 2 auto, good cond. $1700. CHEVY- 81 Malibu, 350 A way for people to meet MQUAIt- 71 XKE Road ext. 6257 Service. whs. prior to accident that Call 908-873-8582 people, every week In ster, serious Inquiries worked four bolt main cor- HII < Forbes Classified affected passenger side. vette block with 400 short your local Forbes newspa- only. Call 908-218-0363. COLONIAL MOTORS White leather bucket per. The ad is free, then MAZDA— 90, B2200, ROUTE 22 WEST 51.I OLDS- 83 Delta 88, V-8, tailed trans with shift kit. * * * • 1-800-559-9495 seats, red padded dash. auto, ac, low miles, am/ New tires and rims with one call does It all! LE5 Cab + Pickup, 5-spd., NORTH BRANCH PONTIAC— 66 Catallna, MI.1IIUIIH SBOO/BO. Please call fm/cass, exc. cond., straight body. $3500/80. 1-SM-M9-MM AC, PS, PB, stereo cass., OUTSIDE NJ 908- 236-7646 needs work $250 or Best bedllner, low mileage, 908-722-2700 $2500 b/o, 908 753 968-0835 ask for Frank offer. Call 722-2328 908-7223000 T— 70 504. 42886 or 908-719-2660 ISUZU— 88 Trooper Lim- mint cond., $8250. Call CHIVY— 84 Monte Carlo, 908-755-2915 speed, sunroof. New paint PLYMOUTH- 85 Reliant, AC, PS. PB, AM/FM cass., ited edition, Gray, 4-dr. & Interior. Runs great. auto., AC, PB, 4 wheel 4 dr, PS, PB, A/C, Stereo high mileage, runs well. Luxury Automobile* $55O/BO. 722-M4S. cass. new engine, auto. $2500/BO, Call 908 drive, $6950 (908) 722- SUBARU VW— 80 Scirocco S, very $1900/B0. 781-7301 707-8389. 3000 ext.6257 RANOE ROVER- 89, 80 Brat, 4x4, 4 cyl., 4 GOT A CAR or TRUCK dependable, standard 5 PONTIAC- 81 Bon CHEVY- 86 Sprint, 48 LINCOLN- 85 Mk. VII spd, 2 bbl. Weber carb, spd., AC, 4 cyl., excel, on White, 24K ml., sunroof, nevllle, beautiful condition miles per gallon, AM/FM LSC- Silver, 42k. hwy.numerous extras, trans- am/fm/cass, equalizer, roll ges. Asking (600. Please $1500. (90S) 494-1544 stereo PS, PB, 4-dr., 5- mi. Like new. Many ex- bar, brush bar In front, je FOR SALE? call 908-322-7633. ferable extended war- PONTIAC- 85, Sunbfrd,spd., 71K miles, $1395/ tras. 908-755-4509 ranty, Immac! $25,000. many new and replaced * * * * 2DR, Hatch, PS, PB, AC,BO. Call 752-4375 MITSUBISHI- 88 Starl- (201) 543-7034. parts, must sell, In des- CHBAPI m/U.t. SII2KD AM/FM, 4 cyl., 79K ml.,CHEVY— 89 Celebrity on, fully loaded, new perate need of cashll 89 Mercedes $200 $21OO/BO. Call 908-wagon, V6, auto, PS, PB, tires, excellent condition. Was asking $1300, now -- 86 VW $50 356-7151 AM/FM cass., cruise, 69K Only 17K ml. asking $1200 b/o, cheap price 87 Mercedes $100 ml., $4295. 752-0639 $10,000. 9850510 Sportscare for the convenience of a 65 Mustang $50 4x4 during the winter Choose from thousands DID YOU MITSUBISHI- 88, Mi- months ahead!! call any- KNOW . . . rage, auto, PS, PB, AC, CHEW— 74 Corvette, t- V" LINES WEEKS $$$$$$ starting at $25. aojo PL, PM, 60k ml., excel, tops, 4-spd., 350 engine, time, 908-722-3000 ext. For Directory Information that an ad In this local Asking $5500. Call 908 6256, leave mess. At the prepaid rate ol only $12, Forbos Newspapers wilt run your 4 lino ad lor 3 AutomobHoe paper also goes Into 16 cond. $3675/BO. 908 wooks in 17 publications — reaching more than 400.000 readers in Somersol call 24 hour hotline. 801- 545-4059 757-4449 379-2929 Copyright other local papers? Reach Middlesex and Union Counlles. WHAT A DEALI BUICK- 83 Skyhawk, HONDA- 90 CRX SI, su- • Ofloi good on eaia, Irucfct or • Ad must run at originally occlBro J » #NJ17WJC over 400,000 readers PONTIAC- 84 Trans Am, Mul) ba pLir) (n lovanca 46k ml., 20R, AC, r. win with one call! perb cond., black, 24K vim onlyy, wtlh iNi coupon only Any crwiga In copy comliiuloi a [no islundil • * * * rebuild 305, 327/350 i >d dow defrost., AM/FM l-«00-S«a-t4tg miles, 5-spd., sunroof, • Private ptrty only - no • flameinbai |0 call whan cass., 1 owner, excel. CAM, new clutch, brakes AM/FM stereo cass., AC, dsalari pitas* • 4 Una ad, aacfi sddillonal lint (1 00 vohicls li told Attnrwee to the CVwMottt cond. S3000/B0. Call & much more, S3000/BO. $9799. Please call 908- 908-545-6704 Advertise in the Ciasiltltd! Jim 369-3509 805-0968 PONTIAC— 88 Grand Am, Fill In 1 ehartcttr p*r boi, Quick And - •Ifowtog (or tpscaafend puriC *^ PS, PB, AM/FM cass., 66k 9070 luailoh it ntcamry. ft** ml., asking $3500/neg. Convenient! member lo Includ* phon* Call 908-561-3587. FmmHyVant numbir PONTIAC— 87 Grand AM, 9090 Additional linos,addS1.00 tor oach M I wilh chrch (» money nnirt In PW, Cass., Luftg. rack, tilt, CHEVY- 86 Astro Van, Truck* mndVmne FOMIFSNEWSPAPERS cruise, exc. cond., 4BK,PS, PB. A/C, Pwr. locks, -- - II - —- CLASSIFIED AUTOMOTIVE cruise, Stereo Cass. seats PO Hin pn» $5650. 534-2060 8, $4900/BO. 761-7301 CHEVY- 84 Van, Number TTT !=U(i,.(V.llr> NJ 0BB70 SAAB— B9 90OOS, leath- 30, White, 1 ton., new er, auto, computer, power tires, ac, trans, shocks, USE YOUR CMAnOE DIRECTORY sunroof, exc. cond. brakes, exc. cond., $11,900, 526-6511 4x4e, Sport and $5000 b/o, 752-6441 1-800-559-9495 U0rt Truck* NEW CAR SALES TO ADVERTISE TOYOTA— 88 Corolla, CHEVY- 88 Beouvllle Black SR5, AC, Sunroof, von, Now tires and AM/FM stereo cass. 5- FORD- 70 Bronco, 3O2 brakes, tuno-up, air, PS, spd. 6OK miles, $5800 V8 engine, no trnnsmls- B, 42,000 miles. Clonn, To See BO. (908) 359-3718 call slon, very restornblo. $8,500 or bast offor. Cnll Your Auto after 5pm. $700 BO, 908561-7324 381-4311 3t Durnenl Rd. BMC- 87 Suburban, fat Ililll, NJ. Ad Here High Serrla, 2WD, ¥i ton, Safe* * Stnttu Since Advertise V8, auto, ac, cruise, 6 1909 Call 233-9696 pass., 65k, $7O00/B0, 908-234-0109 In the Classified! 908-766-2642 A Union County Forbes Newspaper July 29, 30,31,1992 AutomoliweGuide Forbes Nc /U-3 COMING.. I AMOLUTI OWN A CASH POR YOUR CAR WIBUTAUMtTALS AUTO DETAILING CARS/TRUCKS, INTERIORS AND EXTERIORS, cleaned and datalted profmion- ally, Special Introductory price*, call for appt., lo-OR GOING... eatad at C«tontal M«te» US Rt.a«wt N.SrMCk, 1- DONATB YOUR CAR, TRUCK, MOTORHOMt- to Foundation tarvfn* the Buying or Selling... Blind. I.R.S. Tax Deduct- ible. Free towing. Need not run. 201-4201112 You Can't Beat The Deals In MS, NISSANS, TOY- OTAS WANTID- also all foreign autos. Pis call 908-672-1999 anytime AutomotiveGude JUNK CARS WANTED- Late model wrecks A trucks. Top %%% Paid. i 908-848-6582 PIRONI'S AUTO SAL- VASI- cars & trucks wanted. Highest prices paid. Free pick up. Con- tainer service available. 563-1630 WANTID— AwtMteMtoe, • Tmeka, ft MaehlMfy DIAD OR ALIVI. (7S4-91M H2OO MOTORCYCLES NEW SUZUKI SWIFT GA HATCHBACK I/JI. dual ms, »MjTM den.. VINNR672B0O. I9I4R1. 1991 3 Dr., Hatchback, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd, O/Drive, No A/C, Rack & Pinion Steering, per mo* wer Assisted Brakes, Rear Delogger, #S1 W015, VIN#M5101562. MSRP $6,969 PVCN- 78, 7,300 miles, NEW '»2 PLY NEW '92 H.V runs good I $225 b/o 808- • Faat Credit Approval 359-7247 ACCLAIM • 1OO% rinanclnc 4 dr. 2.5 Ur 4 cyt En. »uto. p/t/b. • Cash Rabataa (M id *tm m, Ht/'* Mm, '/•*, AM/FM stereo ETR •/(]« Ok. drvr SO w*t >« **. ** ««• •* Vt—, Adi In ClMlfltd w6af, du«t rtmol« nil, ml •iptti. • Terms For Every Need (sn, nfll VIHNNIM2H. »20MD. VINNF3299S4. •92049!. MSRP USRP 110.414. Pw. •*: IIIU. IM don't cott — »12.613. fur «pl 12650. 101 CALL MR. ANTHONY Pimm: HIM. Pin mi*ttn»ua parmems: (9724. Incl tlOOO IKI Thay payl frtan md ISOO comjt nw KbMtt. 1-800-GIANT-NJ per per 129 mo* (1-800-442-6865) 109 mo* GIANT SELECTION Of U$MD CARS! HONDA- 86 Magna, 700CC, good cond., runs great, low milage. Asking 82200. Call 271-5701 ROUTE 22 W, GREEN BROOK WANTED: 'Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer, except licensing, feg., and taxes. All offers to a basket-case Harley qualified buyers. No payments all summer: we'll give lessee check at inception equal to first 4 knuckle or flathead mo payments. Lease terms: 60 mos. with $2000 cap reduction, closedend, 65k total mi, 10 COACHMEN CAMPER- 13' stove, ref, bathroom, »heater, sleeps 6, excel. 1992 LINCOLN TOWNCAR •cond. S20O0/BO. Call cb»^r.ro«A3 .722-2328 n EXECUTIVE SERIES *°t{.w. ^ - •1TRAILOR HOME- 28 Rt. 4 OHH 4.0L EFI V-fl, nula o/d. full pwi. h,is pvpryirmig irn I ctifnfort convftnipufe qtoup 0'id ^eoniptnc spnkn ,iluiTHHirn *rip pis Vm * fJY7^OH?P MSHP $33.015 f 28 No. Branch 45' xl2', f-lBR, CAC, all appl, exc. ANNIVLKSARY SALE PRICES ^cond. $15,900 469-0252 $2000 CASH BACK* On Every 1992 HONDA In Stock WHOPPING $4025 DISCOUNT ONLY $26,990 8600 • Civics * Preludes * Accords BOATS 7 OTHERS WITH VARYING EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE Extra Shipments For This Event!! WITH SIMILAR SAVINGS •810 Over 200 Cars To Choose From Bomt* SAME DAY DELIVERY I [ • .i (JIJIIMJPH BtjyFu.<0 L1997 29' AQUA8PORT l~.1V— T/260 meres, tower * Bank, Lease & Insurance Reps yj^/controsl, Lee outriggers, fvnew canvas/cushions, On Premises To Handle All Details ^electronics, runs great. • First-Time Buyers Program tj-Flrst $49,900. Call 90B- S322-3801 (Pp'dit History Not Necessary) 1992 MERCURY SMIRROCRAFT- 147, 9.9 • Highest Trade-In Allowance GRAND MARQUIS GS * Evcnrudo onglne, trnllor. C$1350. Call 908-281- (BMIHJ Yntir Titlp A Payment Book) 4 dl. 4 8L OHC SITl VII i>l-v niill- I • t' I III li-n-fc-. riii'ic. I'K. ilium,.v.npil nnl.v Plrr AM I W }\71B6 after 6PM. 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Lyons ENTERTAINMENT PRESIDENT and PUBLISHER ND ADVERTISING Kathleen Lanini 52 Anniversary GOLF DIRECTOR VICE PRESIDENT, Low EDITORIAL Barry Rumple THANK YOU SPECIAL Jim Hayden R,ates GRAPHIC VICE PRESIDENT, Wednesday Evenings 7PM-11PM ARTIST MARKETING ALL RIDES 2 TICKETS • MINI-GOLF 4 TICKETS Rob Paine Roger Silvey CHIEF VICE PRESIDENT, ROUTE 22 • SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ« 908 233-0675 PHOTOGRAPHER OPERATIONS 7 mi. westofG.S.P. Exit 140A ByWilJAMWESTHCVEN "^4^ assistant direcwrUrmieBuinii.l(you'll go away with plenty of in- Wntondlf** Etttor ^ formation to help you really enjoy the night sky." ,n a dear day, as the song goes, you can see forever. But on a Alter the show, the next step is to head for the great outdoors for a [clear night, you can see even farther, look. There are drawbacks for serious staj^gazere in the summer (the •Almost everyone, at one time or another, has cast his eyes sky isn't as dear as the winter, it doesn't get dark until late and there's towards the heavens and contemplated the vastness of the universe. too many bugs) but summer is also the most-comfortable time and Not many of us make a habit of it, however. Those who do are known as there's still plenty to see, astionomers, but they do more thmcOTtemptate.'Iheymakeaday- (Tr^ surrmwr is the best tinw to see the Mill^ Way, which runs well, make that a night of it on a regular basis, hauling out their directly north and south, and the (yearly) Perseidi Meteor Shower is telescopes, star charts and bug spray, and get together with their fellow usually around the second week of June," said Buinis. "And to see it astronornaniacs for what is known as a star patty. (the meteor shower), you don't even need a pair of binoculars, the best Bet you didn't know that scientists like to party. It's starting to sound way is to finda n open area so you can see as much of the sky as better already, isn't it? Well, read on, it gets even better. possible, and just relax in a lawn chair, You'll probably want tob e facing Astronomy may be the most sensible of hobbies. After all, the subject south, and on a good night (the event lasts about a week) you can see matter is, in the truest sense of the word, trvftnite, and while you can up to5 0 meteors per hour/' run up quite a tab with fancy telescopes and travel to remote comers of You can do that, cant you? Just keep in mind that one of the biggest the globe, most of you can get started in your own back yard with problems for an astronomer to overcome isn't air pollution, it's light equipment you already own, pollution, and New Jersey has as much of one as it does the other. For After talking to some amateur and professional astronomers, the first prime viewing of the Milky Way, the Persieds Meteor Shower or any rule of astronomy seems clear - other celestial body, finding a dark, DONuun TI BUouxY Au&TAninudA DEPARTMENuT A . ,, ..I . MUSEUMS Restored farmstead from c. (900)828-2920 pointment 1825, a life-tin Lenap* villa* Monday ttvoufi Saturday from •"BrtaUngSptot/'smitland towpaths of the old Morris 2-8 p.m. Alto by appointment wail pteoes by Nw Jersey (609) 258-3788 Canal, etc, Open dally (except •Sporti portraiti by Garrett sculpton),throuiiSept20. Tuesday throufi Saturday from Monday) from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. HOWARD MANN ART COdlR 10a.rn.-5p.ru,, Sunday from Adults $6.50 weekdays, $8 CURtMONTttALLEIY 45 North Main St 1-5 p.m. Western European weekends; senior citians QtJtnot MM Uawy Lambertville paintlnfi, sculpture and deco- S4.S0 weekdays, 16 weekends; laniinfon Rd., Btdminster (609) 397-2300 rative art from 19th and 20th chiWren 6-15 $4. (908)234-2345 centuriM; ado pre-Columbian WALLACE HOUSE Open during library hours, from noon-6 p.m, art and art of the Americas, 38 Washington PI., Somerville •Winners from Somerset Art *Utho0iphs, etchings, and •Gallery toun Saturdays at 2 (908) 725-1015 Attociatiofi members' show, woodblocks by Salvador DM, p.m. throutfi Sept. 5. George Washington's headquar- through Sept. 3. ttiroutfiAug.16. •19th-century still life paintings ters when he was stationed in HENCE roOSANEft MOWCLAIR STATE COUlOe "Just Gathered," through Aug. Somerville in 1778, Open ART GALLERY Upper Montclair 9. Wednesday through Saturday (201) 893-5113 CUNTOH MSTOMCAL MUSCUM from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday Brookside Dr., Millbum Monday thnw#frtday from 10 56 Main St., Clinton from noon-5 p.m, Free admis- (201) 379-3636 ext. 2272 a.m.-4 p.m, (ailgiHerw),Sat- (906) 735-4101 sion, Open to the public Friday from urday and Sunday from 1-5 Daily (except Monday) from 10 JANEVOORHCESZIMMCRU rtoon-3 p.m, Also open one p.m. (Gallery One, Spra£4 Li- a,m,-4 p.m. Adults $3, senior ART MUSEUM hour before theater perform. brary Qatktfy). Frst admission. citUens $1.50, children $1. Rutgers University ances and at intermission. •New Jersey School of the Am •Photo«Yipht of 'Bikers' by George and Hamilton streets •Exhibition of miniature art, student exhibition, Collegi Ait Ann Simmons-Meyers, through New Brunswick through Aug. 1, Gallery, July 30-Aug. 1. Recep- Aug. 23. (908) 932-7237 GALLERY AT tion from 4-6 p.m, July 30, MAKE HOUIC MUSCUM Closed for renovations; reopens BRISTOL-MYERS W}W« •African sculpture. QaHeiy One, 602 West Front St. Plainfield Sept. 15. Route 206, Pnnceton through Aug. 4. (908) 755-5831 IrVambwiff's Charm, a charcoal iNustration by Carol Bayard, is part of (609) 252-6275 •Photographs by Albert Net), House twilt in 1746 and fur- the Now Jtrsey tour of "Through Sister's Eyes," a collection of book Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Sprague library Gallery, ttooufi nished with articles of the pe- illustrations by Mack women artists sponsored by WMTR/WDHA Galleries and Friday from 9 a.m.-5 p.m,; Aug,4. riod. Open Saturday from 2-4 Thursday from 9 a.m.-9 p.m.; •Paintings by Muhsana Aii, Gal- p.m. Adult* $1, children free. Radio and on display at the Morris Museum through mid-September. Saturday and Sunday from 1-5 lery One, Aug. 7-21. lASTMMMWKKMUteUM ANCHOR* PALETTE GALLERY p.m, Free admission. •Scutptw by Anthony Cnsa- 16 Maple St, East Brunswick (908) 745-4177 9 Main St, Madison Barrack St., Trenton 45 Mount St. Bay Head •Works from the Rutisn Cen- MH, SpraMUomy Gallery, (908)254-7329 Dally (except Monday) from 1-4 (201) 377-2982 (609) 396-1778 (908) 892-7776 ter for Innovative Prlntmaking, Saturday and Sunday from p.m. Free admission. ExNbttt portray the role of Revolutionary War museum. Tuesday throufji Saturday from throutfi Aug. 23. Lecture by Ju- 1:30-4 p.m. Free admission, MILlfR-CORY HOUSE MUSEUM crafts people in the 18th and Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from dith Brodsky at noon Aug. 5. PUMKUMARY EASTJOSfVOLMlOWNE 614 Mountain Ave., Westfield 19th centuries. Tuesday 11 a.m,-5 p.m., Sunday from 11 a.m,-2 p.m. AJ.LEOeMMNnNCART 60 Livingston Ave. Johnson Park (90R» 232-1776 through Saturday from 10 1-5 p.m. Donation $2 for •Watercolors by eight New Jer- 309 Court St., Hoboton New Brunswick River Rd., Piscataway Closed for the summer; re- a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday from 2-5 adults, $1 for students and se- sey artists, through Aug. 9, (201) 659-3570 (908) 745-5108 (908) 463-9077 opens Sept. 13. p.m, Free admission for mem- nior citizens, 50 cents for chil- ARTSmESLTD. Thursday and Friday from noon- Open during library hours. Village composed of relocated bers. Non-member admission: dren under 12. 2 Monmument Square 7 p.m., Saturday and Sunday •A/cheotofl exdMtion from 18th century structures set Route 31, Washington adults $2, children $1. OSBORN-CANNONBALL HOUSE New Brunswick from 1-5 p.m, Also by ap- (Please turn to pagi 6) near the headquarters of the 19081 680-6866 NJ.CWtDREN'S MUSEUM Front St., Scotch Plains county park police. No tours of- Rt!-creation of castles from Eu- 599 Industrial Ave., Paramus (908) 889-4137 fered at present, Gift shop rope of yore. Daily (except (201) 262-5151 Historic house from c. 1750. open Wednesday through Friday Monday) from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Fantasy castle, 3 50s fire en- Open the first Sunday of each from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Adults $4,50, senior citizens gine, and more exhibits for kids montn from 2-4 p.m. Free ad- EMSON NATIONAL R children 5-18 $3.50, chil- to touch, Open every day from HISTORIC SfTI dren under 5 $1.50. 9 a.m.-5 p.m, Admis5 Jury-29-31,1992., Fortes Newspapers WeetendPius Galleries (Continued from page 5) (609) 896-5327 •"Connection*," muWmtd'a and Sunday throufiSept 27. Raritin Landing, Aug. GaHwy hours by appointment, exhibition, hi 2-Oct. 17, Re- •"If K'I Tuesday, Tnii Must Be •Student art ihow, throutfi ception from 5-10 p.m. Aug, 2. Saturn," lp,m. Tuesday ML Sept. 1. 'Dali-Mania' exhibition WW JIMfV C0HER throutfi Friday until Aui 28; 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 1 Qirakta Farms, Maditon Aquarium throufi Sept. 27, Children 68 Dm St, Summit (201) 822-7409 and sale is extended (908)273-9121 Open to the public Monday under 4 not admitted. through Friday from 10 a.m,-4 NJ.tTATCAQUAMUM (WWAHVAUfV ua topubi c damand, a major ifw art sala of SatadorM rwoMp.m,, Saturday and p.m. Camden COWMUWTVOOUIOt •rt wi continut thmtfi ki$m 16 at Howard Mann Art Can* m Sunday from 2-4 p.m, Free ad* •Sculpture by Marion Held, (609) 365-3300 Route 28, Branchburg through Sept. 18. Seals, sharks, and other <908> 231-8805 D *rOltM1 ihtbOW tMMN, WK) •Drawing! by Dick Herdegen, wonders of tne water. Monday, lha snow is an opportunity toaa t an hnpmata MlacHon of tht Adults $4, senior cltliens and 1 through Sept. 18. Tuesday, Thunday, and Satur- marter ! faphic output at In ona place at one time outaade of muaaunn lha chHdren $3.50; group rates day from 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; cotectonoffthot^pte,ftctaa?ari •PiWr# by Richard Strtley, 703 Watchurxi Ave., PlalnffeW Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday famous and baautNul knajat. Howanl Mann, a parsonal Mend and anootaa) of (908) 7664707 •Visit to the heawns aboard a from 9:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m. the artist, Kartad oofecar* Mi work In lha 1950s. Many Karm an ¥My m» NMf JtMfY Tuesday throutfi Friday from through Aug. 30, Adults $8.50, "Space Bus," 1:30 and 3 p.m. DfaWMCIMntMCN 9:30 a,m,-5:30 p.m., Saturday senior citizens and students Monday and Wednesday today, such as DaN's studies of tanas and buttarfltas; potato of famous 65 Church St., N«w Bruntwick from 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. $7, children 2-11 $5.50; park- through Aug. 19. art** and Ktarary fens; a art-portrait, and a portrait of Ns wit, Gatt (906)246-4066 •Mutttrrwdia exhibit by student ing $4-$7. Group rates avail- •"The Ught-Heaned Astrono- woodblocks Jusftrtrg Dante's OMne Comfy and studies on Pal's nhssashe OtHy {mtpt Sunday) from artists, though July 31. able, Directions: N.J. Turnpike mer," introduction to backyard noon-6p.m, thema of time and It's pataa|e. UftTJUMQAliERV to Exit 4, then 1-295 South to I- astronomy, 7 p.m. Tuesday and •"OneofaKind1 crtfts, The Howard Mann cotacfon has been one of the largsst ever put togaihar, 676 North. Thursday through Aug. 20. throutfAug.29. Route 202-263, Uhaska, Pa. ButttwavaiaUeti^pryhMbaenrarJ^ MUTTEPlACf (215) 794-8486 by European, Japanese and American Museums and collectors arotous to 103 Baywd St. Sunday throutfi Thursday from PlilflCti ANO ICttNCt CfNTEA 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Friday from NewProvMenoeRd. acquire major Dal faphtes whJe they sti can. The prasent upsunji In Dai's (906)545-8833 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Saturday from Mountainside kmitlme fame was sparked by the c^ianinl of new DaHmuaeuim In Europe, the NJ, STATE MUIIUM Mondiy and Friday from noon- 10 a.m.-6 p.m. (908) 789-3670 Orient and the United States, and by new books reocfting the aflaTs 205 West State Si, Trenton 4 p.m.; Tunday, Wednesday, •Paintings of "People and Plac- Adults $2, senior citizens Importance In the history of world art Trie result has bean dubbed Del- and Thunday from noon-8 * (609) 292-6333 es" by Chick Blumberg. thrwjtf $1.70. Children under 6 not Mania/' p.m.; Saturday from Ua,m,-2 Aug. 7. Admission $1, group rates admitted. VISUAL Mm LfMUE available. AN works are fuiy authenticated, ha*« l»en aco^M direct^ mm Ml or •"Celestial Fireworks," 2 p.m. •Mr* by Jon Monp, Uxraine Business Innovation Centar •Creatues in a "Sky Zoo," 10 his authorized ajsnt Some were puMshed by Howard Mann Alt Censw ai July 30. 100 Jersey Ave., BuWingD-1 a.m. Tuesday through Friday aiaberatton m Dal, or oo^ubtmad m coaabexatkm witti QaJd.indSuMriB**! New Brunawick until Auf. 28; 3 p.m. Saturday •"Secnti of the Summer Sky." (908)254.7611 and Sunday until Sept 27. 2 and 3:30 p.m. Sunday Open to the puMc Monday •"The UMs Star That CouM," through Aug. 30. SALVADOR MU SHOW AND $Ml ltaxtf> ** 16 at *v*rt Mann Art Carter, thrrjugiFrtdiyfnm9a.rn.-S 11a.m. Tuesday throjgi Friday >"AIAbQutMetjon,H2p,m. 45 North Main St, Lambertuie, (609) 397-2300. p.m. until Awai; 1p.m. Saturday 4,11,18,25. • •••••••I II ••••••••••••••• _ - ^ Picture Your Summer photo contest rules: ^]LfcjBias4B\ a^*^a\ BVBiA^ JBkA 1 Phoiographers entering this contesi must five or work m Central New Jersey. Thosa) m0 W% ^\m^\ I ^\ W\ I BU CI ^°eam maK6tlan *1 ^a rTWlh w"0^K a Pho*°OraPhef aren °i cll9iWe |0 •*•• ^^ I I^JImJ m. ^E. J| 11^5 a^s BL Alt Dt^os rnusi be previously urpubtishad work. I •! %r %%r ^0 ^01 I %^F \0 % 2 All entries must be single photos Each entry must have an official entry torn or facsimile pasted on the back. 4. AN entries must be delivered to the Forbes Newspapers' SomerviNe Office al 44 Franklin Street by 5 p.m. Wednesday, August 27lh. Photos must have been titan between May 6,1992 and August 27,1992 5. All photos that ate award-winners become the property ol Forbes Newspapers and may be used in future editions or tor promotional purposes. Other photos may be picked . up a! the SomerviUe office up to 45 days after the winners are announced 6 All photos will be judged by the Forbes Newspapers' pholo staff, as well as a team of speaal pholo professionals chosen fiom central New jersey 7. Decisions of the judges are final BA VI 4iv 4tt ^m mw fw ^m m+ mw *w pp ^^ ^^ ^m ^* ^M ^M MM. «• *• ^m mm ^s- • -^ ^b ^J ^H i Picture Your Summer entry form l Name i Know the difference between Put your photos In a family album rather • AHHfP Fish n' Up and away to Pittstown feathers tf you didn't get eooutfi hot air at the recent Festival of Bal- looning in Reacttngon, take off Camden too far? for the Up, Up, and away Bal- loon Fosttat, wMch \MI take Try the aquarium pta» Auf. 7-9 at the Nwandrie AMeW* at Pt. Pleasant •I ^BMiHH •• O1H By VALERIE DRACH oaaoorw a^wne ano WBDMAN Wter dMnf Mfflorajkajan ook out, Batman! There's a small colony of penquins jwho are alive and well and ejaa be arti ano OMPBi pony living on the board walk in laaa^aa^ eon* Point Pleasant Beach. the three female seals, was given to the aquarium after she was at- For more than one year, Jenkinson's Aquarium has been a welcome tacked by sharks and beached at Point Pleasant. Local children raised addition to the rides, arcades, miniature golf, hot dog stands and piz- *^MMBP*W*v r^ajjB^ef% aa^ ejM^^a^mf^ -. funds to help her recovery. Three macaws and a Moluccan cockatoo also off Rout! 6*5 In PNMMMt For zerias already found on this one-mile stretch of boardwalk, Raising its make their home here and historical photos of the Jersey shore dating substantial pink roof above Point Peasant's carnival atmosphere, the back about a century give the aquarium a local flavor. 733-0670, three-story aquarium provides solid entertainment and education to Jenkinson's Aquarium is open daily from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. during families enjoying a full summer's day in the surf and sand. Although the summer and tickets are $5.50 for adults, $3.50 for seniors and the eight black-footed penguins residing in a glass-encased sanctuary children 12 and under, Admission for infants and toddlers is free. Porsche patrons are the aquarium's most popular attraction, they are also known to be Schools, camps and tour groups are given special rates. Don't forget to argumentative and ornery towards their human handlers. bring lots of questions to this exceptional staff, which can easily tell you plan a picnic In contrast, the :iO-membcr aquarium staff, including 20 marine biolo- on which hemisphere penguins live, the 17 varieties of saarks and what Ihe Northern New Jeney Re* gists, are all very hospitable to the public and are eager to answer they like to eat lx?st (luckily, human flesh is low on their list.) gfon of the Porsche Club of questions about all the flora and the fauna in this well-designed facility. America will hold their annual You probably won't be able to leave Point Pleasant without taking tho picnic on Sunday, Aug. 2, at the And in the spirit of please-touch-musoums, this aquarium offers a kitls on the rides located (strategically) at the entrance of the boardwalk. touch tank that aiJi ws children and adults to fool live nurse- sharks, pavilion area of Scbootey's Tho "Tornado" roller-coaster, "Crazy Bus," and the ferns wheel will Mountain Park in Washington. horseshoe crabs, starfish, spider crabs and sea anemonies with the help thrill older children while tho younger ones will clamor for the more of the staff. As sou:, as you walk into this cool ami darkened environ- All club members, Porsche si-date merry-go-round, small boats, helicopter, motorcycle and car rides owners and their families are in- ment, it is as if yen have entered the depths of an underwater sea that go in endless small revolutions. world. After you view the cartoon antics of the penguins at the entrance, vited to attend the festivities, Books of tickets can be purchased for $40, $10 and $5. Bumper cars, you can get a glimpse of an alligator or large sea turtle in the wooden which run from noon until 6 p.m. dock area. The centerpiece ol this atmospheric aquarium is the original train rides and miniature golf can also be found in the amusement area. Admission is $12 tor adults boat that was used in the 1935 film Mutiny on the Bounty. The boardwalk has an endless array of indoor arcades exploding with (Children ages 10-and-under ad- skeeball, video games and dozens of booths with dazzling arrays of The large tanks above the dock offer a first-hand look at the sea life mitted free) and includes food stuffed animals that are almost impossible to win. and drink. Activities Include soft- that a warm water coral reef supports, three different kinds of sharks, Beach passes can be purchased daily for $4 to $5 for adults and $1 for oai, vonyDait noneanoaii xni (nurse, sand tiger, and brown sharks), and sea anemones - brilliantly- children age 5 and under. For those who want to stay the night, there ajamea ano a caKe-oajang con* colored, tentacled creatures that attach themselves to soft coral and hard rocks. are about a dozen moderately-priced motels and a larger variety of guest HR* nJr man houses that can be rented for the week or season. For more information (201) 292-9681 On the top Door, harbor seals entertain the public daily with a train- call the Point Pleasant Chamber of Commerce at (908) 899-2424. ing show at 3 p.m. and their dining hour at 8 p.m. Lucille, a favorite of Want WeekendPlus to notice your notice? It's simple! Just adtkss it to: WeetandPfc* Foitoes Newsfwpm, P.O. Box 699, COME PLAY IN MY ALL NEW Somerville, Nl, 08876. Or fax ii to: (W8) 526-25W. No phone submissions, please. PIRATE'S COVE! " at the #A | A . . GRAND OPENING Wl^^ Season SAT. AUG. 1 ike {Relieve For Pre-Teent & Children Bring Your Bathing Suit i Enjoy CD EXCHANGE Being A Kid Again In America's Largest Selection of used CD's in the Area Largest Wading Pool! Well Buy Any CD that's in Working Condition. • Life-Size Pirate Ship • Water Cannons Have You Heard a Good Book Lately? • Slides We Specialize in Audio Books & Carry a Variety of Subliminal Tapes. • Water Activities NO EXTRA CHARGE 43 W. Main St., Somerville, NJ FOR PIRATE'S COVE! (908) 253-8866 Open Daily Thru Labor Day & Sunday's in Sept. Hours: Mon-Wed. 10-5 01992 Rt. 80, Exit 12 • Hope, NJ • 908 459-5100 Thurs.&Fri. 10-9, Sat. 10-5, Closed Sunday Forbes Newspapers is r u Music notes Radio-free Watts to play rock 'n' roll Waterloo mm* *--»-- UUhidi i^Mit nw NMMI fmm WH |JVM1II mm WDHA announces rtino Gonoiffto Now 2ktQMMf 'Rock the Park9 concert series W!^W w^^^^^^^^^w' '•^.^W^^"^^» ^^^^^W^^^^^W* An impmatve lineup of new stars and old favorites will play a series of free concerts being staged in New Jersey parka by WDHA-FM, The series, known as "Rock the Park," will feature prominent na- tional recording acts sharing the stage with popular local rockers tan the Garden State. There's a little something Ibr everyone - headUnen include country rockers Webb Wilder and pianist Johnnie Johnson, Tom Cochrane and alter- native favorite like the Spin Doc- 71 fJT MM ton and the BoDeant, Local opening acts fcrth e shows wUl be KHby Taylor, Soul ftifines and Staffer Lee. A closer look at the shows follows. For more in- Tin Spin Doctors (Ml) and ftmation, call it (201) 538^1250. (Pf Km Wu; Will |wn tionnnw , SUNDAY, AUG. 9 Coehrm and tht BoDtm ae hajadllnfrt of tlM MriH of frat conctfta In Ntw Jtnty parka DuktWafld aponaortd In August by WDHA-FM radio, local bands WUER is part of the "new Kllby Taylor, Tsll Storlos, Soul wave" of country acts that have Englna and Staggtr Lao will added both a sense of humor and strvo asopanlngacta. i I hint of danger to Nashville. Their dtane influences range from hard Trai MPMH) Ww |Hf w 9W rack to rhythm and blues to Elvis. "We have open minds about all of this," said the band's namesake, After playing both Jones Beach and the Garden State Arts Center on wia MI p m guitarist WebV Wilder. "We dont have a barometer that tells us which the H.O.R.D.E. tour, which also included fellow "neo-psychedelic" up- styles we can or can'r combine. We just sort of feel like, well, if it smells and-comcrs like former Blues Traveler, another band with Princeton OMM nly DOnt rBH HMMI right, trust us." roots, the Spin Doctors are headlining several shows before heading out ^^P VV^P ^V l^Wl InlV'W^^^V ^ JOHNNKJOMNMN is a little easier to pin down. Known for his extraor- on the second leg of the H.O.RD.E. tour, which, like the Grateful Dead, CQMSn dinary piano touches on Chuck Berry's classic early hits, Johnson has has attracted a following of fans that have been traveling with the show also boogied with the likes of Muddy Waters and Jimmie Reed in around the country, or uncooni w addition to his solo work and was featured along with Keith Richards, otl Vw WK CofwiWon Eric Clapton and Linda Ronstadt in 1987 Taylor Hackford documentary SATURDAY, AUG. 22 at (90$) 7221200 Mondy Chuck Berry Hail/ Hail.' Rock V Roll. TOM COCHRANE, TNI STORIES VMKJI, TOO (TalicontwjflloiiOH Currently, Johnson is enjoying a newfound popularity as the subject Suattx County Fafftfounds, Branchvie Dmiot fcf tha DMf) (906) 526- of two records in the Elektra Records American Explorer Series - Red Rider was an early staple of MTV programming, but Red Rider is 4762, Of (9061722-1914. Johnny B. Bad, where he's joined by NRBQ and again by Richards and no more, Singer-songwriter TOMOOCHRANE , however, has emerged from Clapton, and Kocfein' Eighty-Eights. the ashes to produce Mad Mad World, his first solo album, and "Life is a Highway," his first single, which has gone straight to the top of the Top 10 CDs SUNDAY, AUG. 16 charts in his native Canada. 1. Joe Satriani, The Binmlst, SPIN DOCTORS, KILBY TAYLOR, STAGGER LEE, SOUL ENGINES Recorded in Memphis and produmi hy former Stax Records artist Relativity BrooWake Park, aoomtteW Joe Hardy, Mad, Mad Worid goes u Few exits farther down the blues and 2. Megadeath, Countdown to Ex- iight weeks on the market, Pocketful of Kryplonite, the R&B highway than Red Rider ever did. Strong sales indicate Cocrane's tinction, Capitol solo career is off to a g T ^^ Newspapers July 29- 31,1992 Weekend Soundings IMUitATHCIOYt Sextet In B flat major. maya by Silvestre Revuettas; Friday, Auf, 7,8 p.m, WATERLOO FUTTVAL Dvorak's New Wo/Id Symphony Theatre at Rarltan Valley OftCHESTM Speakers Community College Village of Waterloo No. 9. Route 28, Braochborg 1-80 Exit 25, Stanhope Aug. 8: Arias from TJhe ManJiji (90S) 725-3420 (201) 347-4700 HUMAN SIMMER Modem-day county band led •All performances at 8:30 p.m, of Figaro by Mozart, ml Frederics by KathyBaillle and her husband. AT WATERLOO Tent seating $20, lawn S15; dis- Von Stade, mezzo-soprano; also Admission $20. counts available, villa* of Waterloo the Scheherazade by Rlmsky* MMff-OMPmCMNNTER Aug. 1: Salnt-Saens' Piano Con- 1-80 Exit 25, Stanhope Friday, Auf, 14,8 p.m. certo No, 2 In G minor; Sense- Korsatoff. (201) 347-0900 State Thettrt 453 Northampton St. Traditional arts and primitive EastorvPa. (kills of native Americans. Pre- (215) 252-3132 sentations at 11:30 a.m., 1:30 •One of the "new school" of fe- and 3:30 p.m, except Wiere indi- male country singers, Admission $25, $23. cated. Adults $8, senior citizens UONCl HAMPTON $6. children 6-15 $4; includes Thursday, Aug. 6,8 p.m. admission to village. Buccleuch Park •Native American music of the Easton Ave,, New Brunswick '908} 246-0603 last 500 years, Lee flcwie, 11:30 •Vibraphone virtuoso performs in a.m. and 2 p.m. Aug. 1. jn outdoor setting. Free arlmis- •Tamos storyteller, Bobby Gonza- lez, Aug. 15. NAJEE juiy 31. 7:3Oand 10 p.m •Ancient and modern sounds ol Hyatt Hotel the Andes, Pepe Santana, Aug. 2 Albany St., New Brunswtc* 22. 1908) 873-1234 •Jaa Keyboard artist, Admission •Iroquois cornhusk worK, Rita $25. Chrisjohn-Benson. Aug. 29. Jane Lang has been appointed at arts administrator for special WATEM00 AT PRINCETON UKRTY STATE PARK Richardson Auditorium, services for sight-Impaired patrons of the Friday Evening Club, NJ. Turnpike Exit 148 Princeton University which will sponsor 18 events showcasing world class perform- (609) 258-5000 Jersey City ers at Morris Knolls high School in Denvllle. This year's series •Chamber-orchestra concerts at (201) 915-3411 will begin with a performance by Wynton Marstlls and the 8:30 p.m. Adults $10, senior citi- Lecture series on New Jersey and Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra on September 12. Part of Lang's zens and students $8.50, July 31: Prelude and fugue from New Yori< history. All programs at duties will be to provide program notes in Braille and wireless The WeMempered C/avier by J.S. 7:30 p.m. Free admission. headphones for the hearing-impaired. Bach; Diamond's Quartet No. 10: •"Harbor Herons." Aug. 4, So/I / by Chavez; Theme and Vari- •Harbor excursion boats, Aug. ations by Kraft; Brahms' Trio in E PERIODONTICS 1 flat major. I .. Maximum WoatCwi Aug. 7: Two fugues from The •New Jersey lighthouses, Aug. LOOK! Famed compoaer John Williams continues hie fee MuchLtts Well-Tempered Clavier, Arnold's "farewell" tour on Saturday, Aug. 1, when he 18. Quartet; Gershwin's Lullaby, Sensible Dental Fees EXAMINATION $35.00 •Indigenous peoples at the time (Includes Oral Cancer Sneoning & X H.iys) L'orac/on del torero by Tunna; leads the Boston Pops into the Garden State DR. KENNETH M. KUCHARZ Wolfs Italian Serenade; Ttiuille's Arts Center. of Columbus' arrival, Aug. 25. CLEANING (includes scaling) $35.00 3 West Union Ave., EXAM (CLEANING t X-RAYS $60.00 Bound Brook FILLINGS $16.00 SCUBA We Treat the Entirs Family (Silvei .lmalgam pei suilatc) CROWNS $425.00 21YEMS IN BOUND SHOOK {Porcelain (used lo melal) FULL DENTURES $425.00 356-0678 (Upper CM Lo*frl Classes start TJGUST DOLL SHOW PARTIAL DENTURES $475.00 at the (Upper or low) following Additional charges miy be Incurred tor related services which may be required SIMPLE EXTRACTIONS , $40.00 locations: Saturdays August 8 in some cam. ll:00a.m,-4:00 p.m, -Scotch Win YMCA ( I \SSIt \l July 27 Join us for a celebration of beautiful dolls! SI KILN This gala event will feature these fine doll companies: WEKLOD • ROYAL HOUSE OF DOLLS August 4 We welcome Miss Elsa! Music festivd WAI! RIOO \1 1'KINCI ION ( HAMIU K SI.KII.S "Metuchen YMCA • CAROL BORRELLl ORIGINAL PORCELAINS Stpl.9 Friday, July 31st at 8:30 P.M. Richardson Auditorium, Princeton Inivenlty Carol will be with us! \iini'iiinijii!HAUI DlAMllM) U)AVt7 KKAH »WHMS Featuring Watwlio Festival MIIMIII»I MUSIC -WghlandNrfcYMHA Faculty Artists (Juries HulliT. tmnifM't. Hmmir I IIIII^IJS im/ui. Him^las Davis ii'//'» Oanir Diuivas. tint: And Representatives will he with us from Jt'iint'iine D Saturday, Auj|iuH 1st ul H:30 l',M. lent Mllajjt' of Waterloo *•* *•* ••* %* *** *•* *•* I (ierardSrhwarc \ndre Watts 'EASKYDELL'S Stnis I'liino I oiluTln lr( S\ili|)tu»ilV Nn '.'l rrmii OCEAN EXPLORERS Dolls \ik Toys RI-VIIHI.IS AQUATIC CENTER 47f Union Awntii-, MhUkwx, N| 0^6 • 1 -908*^56-5400 871 Rtl, Edison Place Edison 287-2S22 I nm hu-tvs Goings on 0p Summit ingle 753-0283; •tap otbrtdgl, 0:30 p.m. Sun- deys.CoetM. (pjMit) •Brt4iin#it. 7:15 p.m. Aug. (901)7044410 6. Con 13. *0mot it Raradi Inn, Som* I «!«, 9 p.m. Saturday* (30-50) ]ff:« re**drV,*X Qvoufi AugV 29. Mtrnbtri 15, (90S) 221-0047 tXMMrt^l (908) T9HW0, norHnimbM 17, •Social MRMNdi inn, f* (Wd,5p.m.At4 7.MimlMri Danco TML t3, non*nwnbin $5. (901)7044480 •Bunch and MCM it Sin* fP •Omoe at Rameoa Inn, 5om- restaurant, Pa)flh Ainboy, 11 mMi v p.ifl. Aug. 8. Mombori i.m. Aug. 23. Must respond by of wy. Ml dub 15, run- At* 21. Saturday, Aug. 8,8 p.m. UMBlffOffB Reformed Church •Butlntie bunch (members (906) 2J8-O972 23 South Second Ave. or»y) it Sbtoroetaurant, Perth Cost for HI events $10. Midland Park •Dance at ChanWer, Short Antoy, 11 i.m, At* 16, Cost (906) 828-8776,8731228 KNHs 9 p.m. July 31. SB.M MM 10 a.m., *7.95 t •Fof rwwandwptriencid •Dmcts it Utwties, Sheraton dancer*; no partner needed. hotel, Iselln, 9 p.m. Aug. 1,8 iMiont at 7:30 p.m. Admit- (906) 24M118, p.m. Aug. 9. tion $5; dreu CMUH and light. (609)4484225 •DinoM at HHton hotel, Shoit •Dteuotton foup (not church- Hith, 8 p.m. Ai«. 2,16. Jacket aMHM),ttcUtnur,md required. 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Admission $4,50. ftoOMvUt School, WestrWd 70 South Main St (908) 789-3670 SH0CS1WNQ PlAYtM (908)359-7485 (906)322-5065 New Hope, Pa. •What We was like in the days Tuesday, Au| 11,1p.m. of Tyramoseurus flex. Admis- OCANtOTHAMMNY •Community orchMtra M/7S •For adults and young people (215)862-2041 State Theatn 195DwtdsonAve.,Somertet musicians, amateur and pro- who play string Instruments. •Stafi presentation of the fairy sion $3, roup rates available; (90S) 396-1497 Tiwidiyi, 7:30 p.m. children under 4 not admitted. 453 Northampton St Must be able to read music tad on which the animated Easton.Pa. •FbrMlpnduebonofMy^ Oka tod* movie was based. Admission 1HEJUNQLU00K and play tint positions. (215)252-3132 Uay.OpeneudWonifOfeH WMMn|ton Av*. Plaeataway Chorus $4.50. Juty 30 and 31, both days rotM «t 7:30 p.m. July 29.30, East Brunswick Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. MOADWAYMUND at 1 and 8 p.m. •Folk tales from Iceland, Rn< (906)329-3753 Reformed Church Kid stuff Aui 14,9:30 and 11:30 a.m. WestWd Hitf School land, Ireland, Portugal the U,S. •AM-mole ctKinis singing bar- 550 Dorian Rd., Westfield South, and the Pakite Indians. MOVMNIITMI Main St., South Bound took Bucks County Playhouse benftop harmony. (908)322-5065 Admission $5.50. Wliafntofl Bunding (908) 572-6959,287-0161 70 South Main St. fMftOMUMCA New Hope, Pa. •Rudyard Kipling's tales from THE WIZARD Of OZ Romi24,Ch«Mr Somerset Valley Chorus Alton raw Mondays, 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays, 7:15 p.m. (215)862-2041 Africa, brougit to lift with Aug. 4,11a.m. and 1:30 p.m, (001) 879-4946 Sunday, Aug, 9,1:30 p.m. Unitarian Society PeopleCare Center Theatre at Raritan Valley •Playwright Nell Simon's road music. Admission $5, discounts Forum Theatre •For October production of Blf available. 176 Ticw Lane 120 Flndtme Ave, Community CollesjB from Breton Beach to the 314 Main St., Metucrwi Rfw, Open auditionsfor al l LITTIE RIO MMN0 HOOD East Brunswick Bridsjewater Route 28, Brenchburg Great White Way. Admission (908)548-0582 roHa at 7 p.m. Aug. 9,10,13. $4.50. July 31,9:30 and 11:30 a.m. (908) 545-0742 (908) 526-8769,874-6366 (906)725-3420 •Dorottiy, Scarecrow, Tin Man, Male end female tin#tf> and •Great tads from Greece, pre- DINOSAUR MMINMON Bucks County Playhouse •Mixed choir that sings choral •For women who enjoy singing. and all the cast heading down acton of al apt and typei New members welcome; no ex- sented with puppets. Admis- Aug. 5,11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. 70 South Main St. works In Middlesex County, the Yellow Brick Road, Admis- needed; prepare a tori be RMHTMJVAUfY perience necessary. sion $6. Trailside Nature New Hope, Pa. (215) 862-2041 sion $6. readyto rea d from the script. 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Wayans wrote the screenplay and serves as one of the two ex- ecutive producers ai the film, and it's clear he's angling for bigger things. He manages to get in most to* _ Marlon Wayant (Itft) and brothtr Damon of LMng Color fame eon their way through the action CWor,makw rtplausiFe foThim comady Mo* Wonay, which Damon alao wroto and co-produced. to act like them (with one glaring exception) and otherwise shows off his sensitivity and usability as a It is refreshing that in a movie like this, the good and bad characters leading man. What he hasn't done is write a script that holds together aren't perfectly split down racial lines. Every white person isn't a villain asaitoy. (the good cop is white), and every African American isn't totally virtuous Mo1 Money Buffers from a case of schizophrenia - on one hand, it's (yes, Damon and Marlon are con artists, but we accept that because an outrageous comedy in which Wayans and his brother Marlon play they're charming and live by their wits, but there's also an upwardly- scam artists happily cheating people out of money and food through mobile Buppie who's ridiculed). It is a little disheartening that the sheer nave - on the other, it's an action/thriller about scams inside a beautiful heroine (Stacy Dash, who needs acting lessons in a hurry) is credit card company that includes a large helping of violence and light-skinned and has rather Caucasian features, while the comedic makes very little sense, predator woman stakes out first Damon and then Marlon is dark- m The two halves of the script come together through coincidences that skinned and seen as ugly. A quick turn in which she proves to be a would make Charles Dickens blush - the cop investigating the credit wonderful lover wouldn't have hurt, but this isn't a movie about racial cud case just happens to be a detective looking after Johnny Stewart issues, and such problems are secondary. (Wayans) because Stewart's father was his partner and once saved his life. And when Johnny follows a gorgeous woman into an office building The real problem Is the conflict between the comedy scenes and the action plot, and director Peter MacDonald hasn't managed to smooth and applies fcr a job just to be near her, the job is with - surprise! - 1 the credit card company. Uh-huh. the ragged seams in Wayans script. The ending includes (what a shock) So the stage is set for all of this to come together, but the plot and the a car chase that goes on much, much too long without any new or comedy never seem to be existing in the same universe, and what you funny twists on the traditional. They just couldn't think of a way to tie it end up with is a scattershot approach. First, there's a nasty plot scene in all together. which somebody is killed or threatened. Then the Wayans'brothers Don't let the ads fool you - this just isn't a comedy with Damon perpetnte a scam on a store owner in which Damon is a lunatic Wayans. Some parents might think the "R" rating refers simply to some tniw^ merchandise around and Marlon is explaining that he needs swear words (there are plenty) and let kids go, but there's much more to "lactate," to the owner had better give him a turkey sandwich. The than that. One character is stabbed to death, another has his neck comedy is line, but the mood is so grim that it's hard to change gears broken, one is hanged and more than one is shot. There's also a that feat supposedly artful sex scene which is so distorted that out of context it Eventually, to win the woman of his dreams (whom he believes is would be impossble to guess exactly what is going on. This is, in short, above him in economic status), Johnny decides to pocket a few credit not a movie for the under-13 set. cards tent back to the company from deceased clients and charge up a storm. This leads to one scene in Wayans' character doesn't work - Damon Wayans can now add to his resume: he's written a full-length when Damon and Marlon enter a jewelry store posing as two gay men screenplay, starred convincingly as a romantic lead (he was fine in The to charge an expensive ring, there's no reason for them to play charac- Last Boy Scout, but that was as Bruce Willis' sidekick, not as a star) and has translated his television characters onto the big screen. You can ters. But Wayans appears to be nodding to the faction of his audience 1 that expects him to trot out every familiar bit, so he throws this into the expect he'll parlay that into mo movies, assuming the box office haul mix as well It doesn't really hurt, but it doesn't exactly help, either. on this one is sufficient, :v ;?-•;:*;'':-v Film Capsules CURRENT FILMS •Reminiscent Peter Weir's Wit- - Steven Hart bleeding, Indigestion-spawning But Michael Keaton is even Play {Chris Reid and Christo- and Gabiel Byrne are "real," ness, Stranger stars Melanie ALIENS child of H,R. Giger's imagina- more of a stiff than usual, and pher Martin). (PG-13) while NmBaslryger is a "doo- tion. With Diaries S. Dutton the Caped Crusader gets so lit- fA* AND AWAV Griffith as a policewoman who t> Cynical, downbeat and re- dle," at least for most of the AUMUEOFIHUtOWN goes underground in Brooklyns lentlessly grim - in short, the and lance Henrikm (R! tle screen time the film might •Ron Howard (BacWraft, Par- Hawdic community to catch a best of the three A/fen movies. — S H more property have been titled enthood) directed this hiitorical movie, (PG-13) -W.W, l sum- killer and falls for a young Tal- Eschewing the gung-ho infatu- IA1MAN WTUANS Whm's Batman? (PG-13) epic about a tenant farmer and mar Moottxiatar, which stars mut Scholar, Sparks fly as the ation with artillery of Wens, this •For what it's worth, better -S.H. a landowner's daughter who HOMY, IBUW UP WE KID QNMDavto, tori Pvtty and expected culture clash bubbles edition has more of the than Batman. Like some bloat- NOMENANQ travel to America and get •Sequel of Disney's Honey, I to the surface. {PG-13) squirmy-repulsive feel of the ed Andrew Lloyd Webber stage •Eddie Murphy returns to the caught up in the Oklahoma Madonna M msmtws of the Shrunk the Wds reverses the Pratatslonai initial encounter, though unlike spectacle, Salman Returns is a big-screen In this romantic land rush. With Tom Cruise, - w.w. lens Oils time around, BS . formed in ACES:IKON Ridley Scott's movie it also has triumph of production design comedy, starring as a male Nicole Kidman, (PG-13) 1943 whan World War II deci- EAGLE III the courage of its frosty con- rather than storytelling. There chauvinist who gets a taste of - S,H, daddy/inventor Rick Moranls matactthannki of the minor •James Bond veteran John victions. This time Ripley (SI- are Wiree villains this time, all his own medicine from liber- COOL WORLD zaps his precocious toddler with leafJM. Tom Hanki co-stars as Glen directs yet another sequel gourney Weaver}, in a fetching nifty: Christopher Walken as a ated beauty Robin Givens and •Animation and live action a la a ray that makes the kid grow their CfuHy, DrtjddW man- Sincad O'Connor 'da, ends up scheming industrialist; Michelle finds true love with Halle Berry. Wno framed Roger RabWf. re- to the Fop Gun knockoff. With to Godzilla-like proportions, BfH. (PQ). Louis Gossett Jr., Horst Buchote on a prison planetoid and once Pfeiffer as the vinyl-suited Cat- -W.W. turns in a adult-oriented feature Mostiy-for-kld flick gives new -WBIIamWesthovw and bodybuilder Rachel McUsh. again contends with that six- woman; and Danny DeVito as CLASS ACT from Ralph Bakshl {friti the ADnUNOnAMOfMUf (R) fingered, double-jawed, acid- the hissing, libidinous Penguin, •Comedy starring rappers Kid'N Cat, Heavy Traffic). Brad Pitt (Please turn to page 13) 12 Forbes Newspapers July 29-31,1992 .*.'>.• Film capsules {Continued from pagt 12) crum for a series of encounters like alien dictator (ion Lovitz). ooukto't be stretched and between the artistically inclined Bring the kids. (TO). squashed In the usual cartoon (PQ) Schlegels and the Wilcoxes. a -W.W. manner, that at one point Dis- -W.W. mercantile clan whose MtT MONEY ney threw out six month's ac- Houatamm practicai-mlndedness has a way •living Color's Damon Wayans cumulated work.) Carlo Cot- of shading into complacence wrote and stars in this action todi's original stories, written as •Dtmctor Frank Oz, wtio scored y and cruelty. Gorgeously photo- comedy concerning a street- e series for an Italian children's and mHiedwKh What About graphed and directed, with per- wise con artist who gets hung magazine in 1861, could be Bob?, §m back to Steve Mar- formances that bring to mind a up on a high-class beauty and pretty rough stuff - eg., the tin for this cofnedy about an collection of finely crafted cam- caught up with some low-class original talking cricket is a dull architect trtnae life Is invaded eos. With Anthony Hopkins, bad guys, Mo'for adults than moralist Pinocchio crushes with by a con art* pretending to be Emma Thompson, Sam West for the young fans of his TV a hammer - but Disney's crew hit wtt*. VWh QokHe Hawn and and Vanessa Redgrave, (PG) Show. (R) found ways to soften the Flo- Dana(Manty.(PG) - S.H. -W.W. rentine journalist's most gro- -S.H. MANTKOUSLE PATOOT GAMES tesque touches without weak- HOWARDS DID •Rare is the stinker that stars •Jack Ryan, the hero of The ening the story's punch. A lot of ft E.M, Fontsr brings out the Jack Nicholson, but this one's a Hunt tor Wed October, incurs Disney re-releases have been best In tha Merchant ivoiy film- real snootful. His JacKness the wrath of terrorists while in diminished with time: this one making team, who othenvlse stars as a guard-dog trainer Engand. With Harrison Ford is, if anything, even more im- perform adaptations of literary hired to protect opera diva and Anne Archer. (R) pressive, with some of the dataid with a curator's eye Elton Barkin. Romance eventu- -S.H. most charming and most in- andataddemnt'stouch. ally develops, but the plot pmoccHto tensely fritfitening moments Drawir* on Foster's 1910 doesn't. Sit this one out and rt Walt Disney's second feature Disney ever created. Jlmlny novel - ergjaWy forster's best wait lor HofYa. (PG-13) Is the best animated movie Cricket's voice is provided by -they produce something -W.W. made while old Walt was In Cliff Edwards, a former vaude- vanliMngy rare In movies: a MOMWDMOIAVCTHE charge, though troubles with ville performer and radio singer view of the cheats (here in Ed- WOMP production and wartime distri- known as "UkeWe Ike." Mel wenNan Ertfand) that faets •Silly, but harmless comedy bution made K a dead loss tor Blanc, the voice of Bugs Bunny warmandtofBjvingwMiere- about Dad (Jeffrey Jones) hav- the studio when first released end Elmer Fudd, adds a singe JtarvClaudt Van Damma, Dolph Uindgran and Tiny Uatr, Jr., ara mairdnf cool and observant. ing to pull a Flash Gordon to In 1940, (The staff had so hiccup to the soundtrack as part of a aacrtt cybarnatlc army in tha acl-fl action movia Un/vtnaf The title refcn to a pretty little save Mom (Ten Garr) and, of much trouble animating Pinoc- (Please turn to page 14) country houea that It the U- course, the world from a Ming- chio, a puppet whose form SoMar. WE SOLVE HAIR LOSS WE'VE GOT THE PRICE THAT'S RIGHT! The perfect solution - Hair Weaving, Integration, and Hair Replacement TechJif f ties for JoMflf Juirtos Coloring Custom UP TO 50% OFF SELECTED ITEMS Hair Weaving Designed Nail Care for You! 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(R) stirring Vincent Prtoe end Diim Rig, Futurt ofWngiln- •Surtwur iwnaflct wtoi Altc REVIVALS elude Orion Walts' CMmesK Mwin mo Maj ^K. Di* MMh noM by Nonnifi Riot (tool" \ • -. • •Written and dincttd by Doris 1967 rttoau that hat bum Dorrie, Menlsawttt. witty dubbed tilt finest Snaheipur- yd ooNt comWy about men wrttten with emfllm(Aug.l7);SI0nfy Tony nomintiMl pdy, an "objectivity" that could only Lumet's 1968 version of Anton Mm dtaactad on thi itigi(R) come from a woman director/ Chekov's The SeafuN (color), -W.w. writer. Its the story of an ad starring Vanessa Redgrave and IMUMMULINIRV James Mason (Aug. 31); and M p^ehodc oop (Ray Uotta) executive who goes off the SnahespearetMMh(bltckand IfMdMtfW (kXflHtlc Hfa Of • deep end when his wife starts wttite), an oddball film by direc- UWft Kurt Rutsett and teeing an unemployed artist. tor James ivory (Room Wtfi a t. 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"A Warehouse 01 Savings" r ,o. •- ;, • •-'• '• . < CALL FOR EASY DIRECTIONS ," ;» , Forbes Newspaper 908-469-8401 r m: ACttPT FOOD STAMPS VISA 8, MASTER CARD • • * • » * m m I Listen E Street lives on Max Weinberg joins with GSAC for a good cause ByWWWVVESTHOVEN WsotendPI/s Ed/tor hile Bruce Springsteen lives in California and Fof Rwo oaoy Msnnfi tha tours the country with a VOMC ONOIS tha looton flopai n Wnew band, members of his former ensemble, the E Street •na (Moonoi onri Bio Band, are still in here in New Jer- S^. ror tia ioMi sey, keeping busy doing their own thing. PSS^P Mighty Max Weinberg, for one, has a full dance card, one which recently added the title of official spokesperson for the 25th an- niversary season at the Garden State Arts Center. In a recent in- in addition to his meant poat-Bruca wording profada, Max Walnbarg of tht E Straat Band haa terview, the popular E Street algnad on aa tha official apokaaman of tha 28th anntvaraary aaaaon at tha Gardan Stata Arta drummer and a Central Jersey res-Cantar. ident foralmos t 20 years, spoke of his fondness farth e amphitheater that has been bringing great musi- and Big Sisters of New Jersey. cians Into hit extended neighborhood for a generation. The song, written by Springsteen, is an appropriate theme song for •Tve always loved the Arts Center since the first show I saw there - several reasons. tha Band In iW said Weinberg/1 And I want people to know what* 'Tte Arts Center Ukxited at vtot is actui^ great place it Is to spend a summer night" Signal Hill is what the local people called it because i long time ago, As part of the aimrversary festivities, the Arts Center has put up a people from BeU Ubs went there to study what was supposed to be collage of clippings, schedules and ticket information from post seasons, radio signals from space," said Weinberg. "Bruce wrote the song in the Including announcements of long engagements by such performers u early'eOs(andwediptayitmoonoert,butwenevefrea»o>drtSoI JucryGtrUnd, Diana Ross and the . did, md I got the idet of aligning it wSn^ui^'n^anSupnmea and Sammy Davis^ , Jr. 'Bruce wrote the sonft and we pteiyedft Ai oonoert Them^pi^ events over the yem, appreciates the diver- bt/t W6 D6VGT /GOOftfeCf ft. So f Of/Cf.' included friends Jon Bon Jovi, The sity of musical styles the Arts Center Umtr ujui^a^y^ ToniflhtShow bandleader Branford has presented over the years, — nWCffMWOIJ Marsalis and the Betch Boys. The *I have broad musical tastes my- £ Street B&td dfUWtt& impromptu ensemble was dubbed self, and remember one of the best "Mighty Max and friends" and the shows I ever saw there was Uber- song was originally included «i aee,M he slid. "AndFtank Sinatra." ——————— Weinberg's recent album, KUier Joe Ironictlry, Springsteen and Co. never played the Arts Center, al- and the Scene of the Crime, released by Weinberg's own company, Hard though, as Weinberg put it, "Bruce practically lived right behind it" Ticket Entertainment Both Weinberg and the Boss, however, were guest performers at Ringo 'lite great thing about the song is that it's played in that classic way, Starr's appearance there in 1989, while Weinberg has also kept time on it's really got that Jersey Shore/E Street Band sound," Weinberg prom- the GSAC stage with Jackson Browne and the Beach Boys. ised As part of his spokesman duties, Weinberg has lent the GSAC a So if you couldn't get a ticket for Springsteen's run at the Byrne special recording, "Summer on Signal Hill," which is being used as the Arena and you're desperate for a fix of Bruce Juice, take in a show at official GSAC theme and is part of a two-song cassette being sold at the Arts Center and take home a tape. And don't forget to tell them concession stands, with the proceeds going to benefit the Big Brothers Max sent you. Club Mix ALOSJUTS Routs 9 South, Old Bridge 121 Brighton Av«. Jazz Jam teuton, Thundayr except Monday. (908)685-9546 95 tageworks, a bold profes- sional theater group cur- (rently completing its sev- senth season in residence at the Kent Place School in Sumnvt, DflKUM has made a specialty of producing w§ bt on hind to fwt tht pub* overlooked scripts. Currently on the boards is the He. world premiere of Producing Ar- Dracufo, by the way, vrfl con- tisitic Director Robert Pridham's clude Its run on Saturday, Aug. adaptation of The Graduate, based 1 Ptay*-ln-the-Pafk continues on the novel by Charles Webb which was in 1967 the basis for the its summer entertainment seriw classic American directed by Mike with ton* Get Your Gun, wNch Nichols. To adapt such a popular opens on Wednesday, Auf. 12, work is indeed an act of aplomb md Osnot in tiw Pon\ wWcft for a regional theater. Even the most casual movie- njnsSept 10-12. For nm In- goer knows the story of Benjamin femttffan, c* (909} 546-2804. Braddock and Mrs. Robinson. Ben, the hapless hero who freely admits he has "no values left," re- 'Lovers* wanted turns to his parents upper-middle- r class home after his college gradu- Benjamin (Mark Jupiter) and hie mom (Wendy Merrit) have a heart-to-heart In Stageworks/ for audition ation having refused a scholarship Summit theatrical production of Tne Graduate. Tht Trito^f RspMlofy Oonv for graduate study. Disenchanted and alienated, Ben rejects the career which has been mapped out for manipulative moves, but she simultaneously suggests the bitterness Qi MM8n§nHpP WM TOO him. He talks about hitchhiking around the country for a few years, but beneath the brass of a woman too intelligent to have passively accepted BudHtowfcf tht oonndy IOMM instead spends most of his time floating on a raft in his parents for herself such an empty life, mtf OnwSMnjNl It 7**30 swimming pool and, later, secretly escaping to a posh hotel to carry on As Elaine, Jacqueline Knox gracefully combines innocence with a pjn. on Sundmt Au( 9} MM* cynical edge. Like Schlesinger, Knox's characterization knowingly hints an illicit affair with Mrs. Robinson, the boozing but attractive wife of his ty, Aug. 10 erri Weonetdiy, father's business partner. His parents fret until Ben finally sets his that beneath her character's surface lies a touch of the frustrated rebel. sights on a goal: to woo and marry Elaine, the Robinson's daughter. Wendy Merritt is both amusing and effectively baffled as Mrs. Brad- Aug. U ettf» Ub«V Ooiwr Nichols' film, which arguably contains some of the greatest images of dock. As a woman usually more attentive to a loose thread on her son's nvhouii on CKwh 9lwt In the American cinema, enhanced Webb's novel by brilliantly utilizing shirt than she is to the fact that he is, in fact, coming apart at the seams, Merritt is quietly moving in her vain attempts to understand her filmic technique. To expand on the original source material, Pridham W^^^W P^WpiW^HI^WWP• Ww ^wP. Blr^^'v. utilizes inventive staging devices almost as skillfully as Nichols film son's spiritual crisis and morose lack of direction. Completing the cast utilized cinematic language. are Michael Coerver and Jonathon Bell who as, respectively, Mr. Brad- Exploiting the remarkable timelessness of Webb's work, Pridham's dock and Mr. Robinson, are properly patriarchal and buttoned-down. text specifies no time setting. Deferring to contemporary standards, Perhaps due to the challenging nature of the project, this Graduate though, the playwright has added a casual reference to "safe sex" in the does have a few inevitable flaws. After a basically well-paced firstact , form of a condom package Ben proudly tosses to Mrs, Robinson before Pridham's text becomes jumpy and his pacing increasingly frenetic. The concluding scenes are particularly problematic. Unlike the film, the their initial encounter. play's final confrontations are less powerful than earlier ones and the The character of Ben is extraordinarily recreated by Mark Jupiter. As conclusion lacks the scope and the sense of ceremony so important to the screen version of Ben, a relatively-unknown Dustin Hoffman wrapping up the themes in Nichols' film. John Hindman's nondescript, emerged as a gifted character actor with a touch of the leading man; all-purpose set design, a carpeted square which suggests a boxing ring, Jupiter, conversely, is a leading man with touches of quirky character. hinders some of the staging. His often deadpan line readings are consistently amusing, his timing But Pridham's production, like many of Stageworks' past endeavors, expert, his every hopelessly pained expression worth a dozen lines of is a bold work deserving of nature development and refinement. dialogue. As he undresses for his first tryst with Mrs. Robinson, his Pridham and his cast are to be congratulated for reconceptualizing The hopeless sighs and hesitant body language comically externalize Ben's Graduate rather than simply impersonating its earlier cinematic incar- moral confusion. He takes center stage throughout the course of the nation, evening and, though his fiddling and hand gestures occasionally border TO GRADUATE througi Augjst 8 at the Arts Center Theatre, Kent Place School, on excess, he very successfully makes the role his own. Summit. Tickets $12.5CV$1O.5O Thursday; $15.5(y$12.50 Friday-Saturday. (908) Kate Schlesinger successfully maintains Mrs. Robinson's masterfully 273-9383. Curtain calls NOW PLAYING Higigns. through Ajg 2. Ad- GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE PLAYHOUSE Upper Montdair Drew University 5 South Greenwood Ave. 9 Livingston Ave. Route 173, Hampton NCKS COUNTY PUVHOUK (201)893-5112 Route 24, Madison Hopewed EDISON VAUEV PLAYHOUSE New Brunswick I-B00-447-7313 •£nta, Antltew Uoyd Webber's 70 South Main St, (2011 408-5600 ((309) 466-2766 2196 0.il- Tree fid.. Edison (908i 246-7717 nHMt HflAA HA •Seems LiKe OW ffmes, revue musical about the wife of Ar- •The Importance of Being Eat ie r •Happy Birthday.' bedroom (908/ " /:-1f« j'i •B./ffi ffiis, drama by liinford from the Roaring 20s to World gentina leader Juan Peron, Me- nest, Oscar Wilde's comedy of (215)862-2041 farce drawn up by Mark Camo- (VilV"\ i'iiy30-4tig 8. Adults Wei' II Through Sept. 30 moiiiil Auditorium, through A«g. hidden identities Through AUK : •My rmf LBo/, u)f 'if -v 0 ti-.n autiiii'o ';•' Miv Si'^iv :l!j, si"w •-'.iT.", and stu- G'Oup rates available: coil for 2, Admission $20. $18 1. Admission $30- JM dis- loni. July 31-Sept. 5. Ad- ( Lowe's musical about fiua '"'ou^t' Aiig !5 -Vi.iit . * If.. nerus I* prices. NEW JERSEY counts available, mission $17,25 Saturdays, 1 j Doolltte and Professor Henry I.I-I IIii ('••i/t'ii , J. 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Hoboken 841 Broadway, Newark The Outcry, Wednesdays. •The U«e River Band, Aug. 26. (201) 798-4064 (201) 481-0486 •Social Distortion, Rev. Horton •S«McLechlen,Aug.28. •Sweet lizard llttet, Arrogant All ages admitted Fridays. Heat, Paw, Jury 31. Progressive-music dance night, •"Baiaemanii,"Aug.29. Response, Jury 31. •Obituary, Agnostic Front, Can- Wednesdays, Sundays. •PtyHcalGfafflti (Led Zeppelin •Big Chief, Slot, Wax, Aug. 1. nibal Corpse, Aug. 2. •The Laughing Hyenas, Flat •Wretched Ones, Headwound, tribuM). Savt. 4. •Slaves of New Brunswick (w/ -UtlOl Duo Jets, The Bevis Frond, Aug. Aug. 6. Ocean and Asbury avenues Glen Burtnick), Aug, 7. PLANET $Utf 2. •H,R., Burma iam, Shoveihead, Joey Manteane awf Owfc AabmyPaA •Velocity Girl, Tsunami, Nothing Sis' Amelia, Aug. 8. 1900 Ocean Ave., Orttey Beach (90DTT4-2300 Painted Blue, Aug, 7. •Henry Rollins, Aug. 21, (908) 793-6625 .The360l,Auf8. •Drive Lite Jehu, Aug. 18. •Dr. Wn. Aug. 14. fORfST MANOR •The Toaster*, Jury 31, Route 615. Jamesourg •Dlamanda Galas, Aug. 22. tumm THE MM MR PLAYPEN LOUNOE (906) 521-3141 Route 35, Seynvtiie 406401 Boulevard Country music, Saturdays. 1148 East Jersey St., EUiabeth (908) 352-7469 (908) 721-0100 •Silk and Steel, Aug. 8. (901) 130-3036 •R.E.O. Speedwajon, Aug. 23. Mala revue, Fridays. •Country Cousins, Aug. 22. Derttnif*, Saturdays. OMUStONS •U1' Suzy, July 31. QMQUSNKTi Amma»» rtmce nittrt, Thurs- 1380 Sussex Tptu, Randolph POOH nan day!. 1W tUMHOUU Route9,Woodbrid|» 2055 Route 2 7, Edison (201) 895-3243 Ani All ages admitted Fridays, Sat- (908) 634-5454 U '(908) 287-3500 urdays. Live comedy every Sunday. (908) 769-9267 Live comedy Friday and Satur- Raw nltfit, Thursdays. •Obituary, Agnostic Front, Can- KAWTANMVERCUJI day. nibal Corpse, Malevolent Cre- 85 Church St., New Brunswick j. AUGUSTS (908) 545-6110 51 Main St. Soutti River 19 Dennis St., New Brunswick ation, Aug. 3. •Non-Fiction, Aug. 11. Gary T'to (guitar), Friday twi- (906) 257-6325 (908) 246-8028 OCEAN PUCE MILTON light. COMMMT0ME Dance party, Fridays, Satur- 25NewSt.,Metuchen 1 Ocean Blvd., Long Branch Dinner-dance, Friday evening. days. 1908) 571,4000 Piano player, Saturday, (908) 549-5306 Hub City Jam, Sundays. Traditional jazz. Charles Rouse Jr. Band, Fridays RED BUa CAFE Gary TTo (guitar), Mondays. •Kenny Davem Quartet, July and Saturdays, Best Western Red Bull Inn JACK O'CONNORS 31, Aug. 1. O'CONNORS BEEF 'N ALE 1271 Route 22. Bridfiewirtcr QUALITY BEEF AND SEAFOOD •Ken Peptowski, Aug. 5.12 7Q8 Mountain Blvd.. Watchun^ (908) 704-8% i 1288 Route 22, Bnduller s9O8) 755-2565 Jaw nij;rrt. Sundays. (trio), 29. 1908) 725-1500 •Ed Polcer w/John Bunch U.e comedy, Fndayb. Audition night, We inesdays, Piano brunch •.vdticVi Kicn- tet), Aug. 7. ORPHAN ANNIE'S DougSnyder, lhursda>s. •Warren Chaisson Quartet, Aug, 1255 Valley Hd.. Stirtinp, •Available Spare, July 31. Gary Oleviir. Tuesdays. 1908) 647-0138 8. Willie Lynch Ino (Irish). PuifS- •The Weepers, Aug, 1. Jazz artist Najee will perform two shows (7:30 and 10 p.m.) at the •Hwy Man, Aug. 14.15 Open jam, Sundays THE RIVERFRONT days. Hyatt Regency In New Brunswick on Friday, July 31. 8-ball pool tournament. Mon- 11 Main St., South River (quartet), 26 tiro) •Rhythm &Babs( July 31. days. «MH« UDonne Tno, Aug. 19. •Wooster Street Trolley, Aug. (9081 390-4438 (201) 482-1150 (908) 545-8971 SCANDALS •John Cocuzzl Quartet, Aug. 21. Customer trivia night, Tuesdays THE ROCK HORSE •Non-Rction. System Addict, 22. 3793 Route 1 Audition night, Wednesdays. Industrial/techno dance night, 22, JOHN ft PETERS Second & Kingsley South Brunswick July 31. •Fat Chance, July 31. Sundays. •JJoeTempetiyTrio, Aug. 28. 96 South Mam St. Asbury Park (908) 940-1717 •2112 (Rush tribute), Harmony PEWS SPORTS BAR SAM'S GRILLE COURT ttVIPM New Hope, Pa. (908) 988-7625 Oldies night, Wednesdays. Bandits, Aug. 1. 1001 West Complain Rd. 777 Route 202, Rantan 124 Church St. (215) 862-0823 •Mean Streak. Contempt, Tan- Dance party, Thursdays, TURDS CAFE Manville trum, Sanction, July 31. NtwBfumwick •Scooter Butter, July 31. (908) 707-1777 SHOQUN 27 707 Main St., Asbury Park (906)545-7265 •Unguided Missile (w/John (908) 725-9340 Morris Nanton Trio (|azz), Tues- •Edgar Cayce, Aug. 1. 3376 Route 27, Kendall Parh (908) 502-0217 Snowcaat night, Wednesdays. Bushnelll, evening Aug. 1. Party Masters (classic rock), THEROXY days. (908) 422-1117 Audition showcase, Wednes- MAMTA'SCAHTWA Fridays. 95 French St., New Brunswick THICOVt Live comedy Friday ano Satur- days. lOBChtstnut St., Roseile day, (906) 241-1226 T-J'« HIDEAWAY SOUTH RIVER PUB Open cofhehouse, Tuesdays. 605 TompKins Ave. 66 Main St., South Rivef •B.B, & The Stingers, Lower South Plainfield (908) 257-0330 l«MlllJuly31. (908) &8-9860 BacksUeets Duo, Wednesdays. •The Letters, Dreem St., Those •B.B. A The Stingers, Aug. 1. THE STAGE AT THE INN Who Remain, Aug. 1. •World Within, Aug. 14, Stage House Inn CWCMTCU* •The Derailers, Aug. 15, 366 Park Ave., Scotch Plains 41516th Ave., Irvington •Blue Plato Special, Aug. 22. (908) 322-4224 (201) 374-1062 •Illegal Aliens. Aug. 28. STANHOPE HOUSE Live acts in main room, "alter- , Stan- • Trash Mavericks, Aug. 29, native" music in basement. Main iirul HiRh TRADE WINDS Open-mike night, Wednesdays. nope (201)347-0458 1331 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright •Michael UrbamaK July 31. •Johnny (Clyde) Copckind, July (908) 842-446G •E2 Access, Aug. 6. 31. DAWS ITALIAN RESTAURANT •The Nerds, Aufi. 1. •Johnny Charles & The Sim- •The Lynch Mob; Life. Sex A 11 Bridge Ave., Red Dank gray?., Aufi. 1 Death; Aug, 5, (908) 741-6900 •The Blues Dogs, AUR. 7. •Ace Frehley, Tun, Chase Her, Stormtn' Norman Seldm •Jerry PoftiiDy & The Stream- (piano), Fridays. Aug. 7. liners, Aug. 8. •Marshall Tucker Band. The 41 Brougiton Ave,, Bioomfieid •Loup Garou (/ydeco), Aug. 14. Mango Bros,, Short Circuit, (201) 746-6590 •Bobby Radclitt, Aug. 15. Aug. 8. Jack DtWny, Sundays, •K. Hester & The Long Shots, 2000 PARK AVENUE TMBCMANil Aug, 20. 2000 Park Ave. Rotrt* 202-206, Brid#water •Billy Hector & The Fairlanes, South Plainfield (906)526-7090 Aug. 21. (908) 755-6161 OfMObtuMJim.TuHdays. •A,L James & Spare Changs, WUMJTZEft'S Aug. 22. THtFMWDf 386 Hoes Line, Plsutaway STWHO1 788 JtfMy Ave, (906) 463-3113 Newtannrtcfc Thomuwn, WIN rkl« Into S^wvHto tar 88 Verona Ave,. NewarV (906) 247-3906 Fates Navspapere July 29-31,1992 I Side orders Heavenly hideaway Scarpellino's isn't •^'.i.-M'fe; ::. easy to find, but WB< MB \i\: ,'•''• '-'-'''i-->V?i.i-*': it's worth the effort mmmzm tyMKKIPULSMEUJ ^mvmmA•i if-- Cuflhwy Correspondent mmaWiai m*% f you have never been to Scar* mm&w mm pakWa in Warren, let me warn :Shjf< SSi:-:' you about two items. No. 1 - I'MJ Idrive slowly. The restaurant is an addition to a residential home and if you don't pay attention, you may miss the sign out front No. 2 -'T'.'i: - go early. They stop seating at 8 p.m. on weekdays and at 9 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. We missed the cutoff on Tues- day, but made it back etrfy for Wednesday, Good thing we did. The dining room has about 10 ta- bles and they fill up fast And why not? The place is cozy and com- fortable, and the prices are out- • • t standing. It's like eating on the sun porch of someone's home.4 In fact, that is exactly what the res- • •••",-»•• •• "L~' '• •>' taurant is, a sun porch with ex- posed beams, skylights and a large m-.-t '.^C •:>;:.•->:, picture window with a wide sill and potted plants, The view EKMEWIUJAMS/WEEKENDPLUS through the window IS of the for- Happy tmployM Jtn V$n TaataJ atarts up a submarine tamMch at ScarptiHno'a QRIINIIOUSIRIMAUKANI (201) 3S44010 1 •AmlquM ftwn Anwiea, Atii, and Europe, 11 FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUS a,m.-6 p.m. Aug. 15,16. Admiuton IS, Friday & Saturday Nights MarHttfoundt NU-CREATION (906)879-4406 4 Rooms Available tot your Banquet Needs •Opmttd by Ohmter Uom Dub with pro- Weddings • Showers ceedi to arw chwttte»t 9 a.m,-5 p.m. Sun- • Rehearsal Dinners • Anniversary Parties days throutfi Oct. 23. Fme idmltsion. • Reunions • Retirements EARLY BIRD SPECIALS (906)996-3036 WED.-SAT. 5-7 PM $7.95 •Along the promtnadi on Sprin^Md Ave., Plalnfield 755-4400 Summit, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Aug. 1 Rain date 7 NORTH VOSSELLR AVE IOUND1ROOK (Cofiw ef W«t Intf Ave. end Ht II WMB Maiet CndH C»r** AcceiM Aug. 8. Frm admiuion. 356-2692*356-9888 :••• > ?' i i **•*'•• t ' f Dance Sound cf cur Live Bands BOBBY froiy Friday N/gM Piscataway This Friday July 31st Cud Beaver & Elaine WEEKEND DINNER Brut Faal, Brut Prlct Flounder Francalte COJCH IT P20B0CK Stufftd tlllllMKOMIttllfllMMIMIIIIIMIIMItllllllllHI •° 8REAT PUCE •'• (908) 735-7889 • Lunch t Dinner • Cocktails 834-4611 • Weddings • Banquets • Parties for All Occasions m.U!(MMwtoM*«) The Olympics Are Rt. 78 (Exit 12} 4 miles West of Clinton AC^ebfationof Exceilence in Athletic Compeiition TO CELEBflATE EXCELLENCE IN AUTHENTIC "SPANISH CUISM" Wfl HIM NO Cotnpstition ••*b • • • • .••..,. .':" 560-0620 Tty Our Olympic Sp«cMi: USA!!! GRAND LUNCH TIME L.IVF CHINA FORTUNE LOBSTER- S/ /5 LIGHT GARDEN Oak TfM A Park AVIRM, Sowth ptilnflild 102-108 E. 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Thursday Night LOBSTERFEST $9H Special Sunday >s Includes: soup, salad, BRUNCH *10 choice of any entree, AIL YOU CAN MR* dessert, coffee. (908) 236-29921 • Full I-'M off R(. 78 Call (908) 272-4700 • 2 Blocks from Rt. 22 Optn TuitvThuri. Al Parkway Exii 136 • Crantord Cocktail Hour 11:30-9:30 Friday tilt 10 7 Course Dinner. Tiered Wedding Cake Saturday 4-10 p.m. £r\ Silver Candeiabras and Flowers Sunday 10:30-2:00 p.m. Flaming Jubilee Show. Private Bridal Sunday Olimtr 4.9 p.m. Rooms. White Glove Service When /ou Want The Let Us Entice You With Our New Menu Occasion To Be Unforgettable Or Here's Just A Sam Seafood Misto 14 oz. T Bone Chicken Tuscani Sluffid cKUktn with Your Just Going Out For Siuited Calamarl, Shrimp, Cut frcih per miltr nod proielullo. frtih knil, CUmi, icillopi, over lervnl willi xntod A polaio mmnrtUi cttMM k tonulo llngtilnc In while wine A Bite With Friends In t wliw uuct. mirliMra uutt - hot or $1195 -"• $1195 IKrVr Made It lirtn Mm Enticln$ Tht Fir»1 Place For 526-7090 The B«it in Rctiaurants 645 Rt. 202/206 Bridgewater 1992 ——•mini iiiiii iimithmM ( (MH;I ii oro MAHAL Exotic Indian Cuisine Pasta Festival Lunch Buffet $6.95 Wednesday, Thursday &. Friday 10 Pastas (Lunch or Dinner Special! Lunch Menu Special I Buy ! Emrcc. Qi{ 2nd $- AA Apr 10 Sauces 1 FREE '3.00 OFF" I Mu*t h» MUII or l«t»r nlw hmWlwinttmm I Presents [.. —-.___» ) | , ) • j \'. t- Raritan Mall 132 Speedwell Avenue Rt. 206 South, Raritan Morrlstown "THE SUMMER DINNER GET-AWAY *7.95 IJuil eft me circle) (908)526-3655 (201)285-9463 Wednesday Night enjoy a Shrimp Cocktail and ai) Dinner Specials the Prime Rib you can eat • $14.95. - Thurs. to Sat. - Friday Night enjoy Surf and Turf, Tuna or "a Sword- Veal Parmigiana .. 9.95 fish Dinner - $16.95. Veal Marsala 11.95 Sunday is 2 for 1. Order from our Steak, Chops and Chicken Scallopine . 10.95 Seafood menu, and receive a second entree for free.. Boneless Chicken Arthur... 10.95 All Entrees $3.00 Call For Reservations iff Eggplant Rollatina 8.95 z All V* Ib, Sandwiches $1.99 469-2600 Pork Chop Pizzaiola. 11.95 200 Atrium Drive, Somerset, NJ (1287-Exit 6) NY Strip & Shrimp ...12.95 Broiled Flounder 9.95 ! rt U$agna(Manicotti or Stuffed Shells 7.95 Meals to Go And Now Featuring Menu for Week of Margie Raye Aug. 3rd on piano Mon. Sausage & Peppers Parmagiana (or) Cheese Ravioli w/Roasled Vegetables Tues. Roast Turkey w/Sausage Slutting (or) FrWiy * Saturday 7 to 12 Stir Fry Veggies w/Rtce Wed. Chicken Fajitai (or) t Veggie Usagna Thun. VeaJ Marsala (or) IBMlll Eggpiant Parmagiana c-j Beef SUoganoff (or) ' BroaedFlshFilWw/DiHMayonaise ASK ABOUT OUR ICE CREAM! Opening Houci: Mon.-Fri. 9:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m. 62 W. Main St., Somerville 7224782 Buy 1 Large Pie and get Vi Tips From Liz Italian Sub for AAer cooking for many patron* tor abnost twenty** yeari, I now would in to share aome oi my lafenttvflhyou, FREE During these hot lummar Good 'tit Aug. 6 months, barbecue* an tired up SI I AK I IOUSI and the aroma ol chtoken la In the full menu Including: air. To avoid burning your cNcfcen (which la a common probtem). try • Specialty Pisai this simple We*. Ear* In the dty cook the chicken pieces in boiling or »3 • BKonPlou water tor about 30 mlnuto or unlH • CoM & Hot Subs while Inside. Do not overcook or you mW end ol with Mup. Coot, • Sandwiches • Saltdi blot and dip chicken In you tavorNe LIVE LOBSTER barbecue tauce. When you are ready to barbecue, place chicken ANY STYLE on grltl and cook onV wM '' * brown end crispy. This lakes aboul 10 minutes on each side. Your Mongolian Dar-B-Q (wilh LOBSTER Add'l. $3.00) and 16 family wiH detight In juicy, lender item buffet & salad bar & soup. II chicken without the charcoal black 531 Rt. 202N coating. ALL YOU CAN EAT! My staff and I would like lo Invite Raritan you to try our delicious foods and country atmosphere. Saturday iten Packet 1 Block South ol night can get busy, so expect a Somerville Circle 253-0T37 W AK HorMritwi IWe wait. H you have any ques- u*.,» 30 Mlnulv Delivery Guaranteed or tions, please call or just drop m LOVE BIRD DINNER noun. ,3M 0FF your pln| wdif on|y and experience Italian (ood at its Mon.-Thun.1M1 After 4:00 p.m. flnest. For Two Frl, & Sat. 11-12 - New limited delivery area - Serfood Soup • Fantal Shrimp Sunday 12*11 Accepting Ordera From 10 a.m. Mon.-Fr b(te)HFd All Our Pies Are Made Mt. 7u'///.7 %l" \ •22.00 HH.«3<00 With Real Cheese! Lnetteke eemMntd wth any ettarellm. Watch For Next Weeks Special in Weekend Plus hi at Hi W Of I m What wa Ihe namt o» the ttnt% ertitom oomta to desftoy tt» land of Fafttato, tHHUVH h the 1983 meMe, Ihi Ntvtrfndng SKxy. 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NEW YORK STRIP Children 12 & Under $Q95 order FREE from our TUESDAY children's menu when ac- CHICKKN , RIB $ 95 companied by an adult BRKAST g£| PRIME RIB 8 on Tues. & Thurs. D1NNKH -'.• DINNKR WEDNESDAY FREE Kids Sundaes w/ dinner Mondays & PRIME RIB V Wednetdiyi. I SCAMPI *1295 DINNKR THURSDAY Gift Certificate S 95 H Coupon Explret B/14/92 PRIME RIB 1O $5.00 Off your total HWMW Coupon Explro 8/14/92 I On Any FRIDAY check dinner Iw (wo on Vi BURGER 4 FRIES Mudw Nnwfi'v Hn Oo| wi i BONaESS NEW YORK Sat. or Sun. nights. 11 an • 4 pn Monday* Friday SSSS iNewBubequeDinoer SAVE w/STUFFED SHRIMP p*Minl certtticAio lo your SSB'Sff'T' liny ofett W SUNDAY I PONDIROSA* POIIDEIUMA* P0MDEII0SA* FN| SENIOR PRIME RIB New York Style from 12:00 • 5 pm Comedy Show A11-You-Cftn-E«t I Pttitt Ribtyt $£49 I Charbrotted Chicken $C49l $Tf95 Lunch Grind BuHit* Fridays at •Stea- k— Dinne r ^"^ * iBrtastDinner 0 I mm i «•) i M Mt m Wit. M ^r I Wrtfi Of md Buflft* I Surttt Bit I wu*i w CwtnM CW» ln«l c»«» oi pun. M U TM C*V Iwich - TML tup of SOUP 9:00 PM *^* rid |AA1|M1 EQ whm you onto tnj und- • wlch «r Entm Irom mir Call for • cuwc«f*»wi*nirfiin •• « Mon,*Frl. Un UPT foopafl tfi fv ^^^nejDBafiD iaaai^nDunai Umchmtnu. w 99C KIDS MEALS Mon., Tues., Wed. Nights Only, 4-8 PM FOR THE FINEST HOMESTYLE ITALIAN & SEAFOOD IN THE AREA CATERING & PARTIES FOR ALL OCCASSIONS Start with plenty of Roy's hot and delicious fried chicken, - OPEN DAILY 11:00 A.M. - Add golden fries, creamy coleslaw, fluffy biscuits. Plus lots of ice-cold Thurs., Fri. Night Free Drawing for drinks. And you've just turned a Bruce Springsteen Tickets goodpicnicintoagreatone! Area's largest dance floor FREE!* jU9t 2 Pltc« Chlcl*«n a •o^'ii.i.. with Bticutt I 8 PItci Chlckw CLUB CALENDAR 1 td tfw i^tfkBi HriMfe tiM |M BMW Mch tf4v • LJMI pv wpvt. w WEDNESDAY, JULY 29 |£5" COUNNGOOOTHHOUOH • "HOT TRACKS" Dance Party w/nj MARSHALL FAIRBANKS •^ AUO. U. l«l THURSDAY, JULY 30 /Rogers -1 Roy Rogers- POST MODERN wiu HILLY B FRIDAY, JULY 3! Off NEW BRUNSWICK'S OWN NATIVE SON 16720 Pltcc Chlcktn* Regular/Large J SATURDAY. AUGUST 1 I C^S^w^tK? I Roait Beef Sindwichl SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE PARTY (itntnliMl C**«lutl*nc Notprrift cooroNOOOoTMiiouoH ALL THE TOP DANCE HITS FROM THE 70's, 80's, Ws AWJ.U.IW C0UWCOO0THH0UOM SUNDAY, AUGUST 2 AUG. 14. TEEN DANCE PARTY in AND UNDER 6-to PM Happy Hour 4-7 PM dppuccino, Expmso A Food until 1:30 a,m, - Drink Sptciah 1120 Rt. 22 East 325 Tcrrlll Rd. North Plalnfield Scotch Plains - COMING SOON - 668*8886 322-9865 SUNDAY AUGUST 9 TEEN DANCE PARTY 18 AND UNDER Roy Rogers 640 PM 253 French Strcct/Routc 27 •(908) 249-613! 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