Pizza! Pizza! Contact We Care Outdoor dining Your garage sale can Multi-purpose area agency Sidewalk cafes win you a free pizza ready to answer all callers are the summer rage So* pmgm A-8 9— Classified Mellon Record Vol. 4, No. 27 Thursday, July 8,1993 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents 'Friends' help park
The thai concert in the VIM Md Gommunty Band's 81st Summer Concert Sato *• coo- at Westfield's heart In Mndoweskin to bend wl fea- •y NICOU A. QMthO planning and implementation of park im- irang morcnes, THE RECORD flnUBIC aB Ms. Sur stressed that what is important is As Mindowaskin Park reaches its 75th an- that it is a cooperative effort between the ait Is a special niversary, "Friends" reach out to revitalize it public and private sectors. d, Minis season The Friends of Mindowaskin Park, a non- This joint effort can be seen in current park uctor Etas Za- profit corporation, have found that many as- improvements. Town efforts helped ftind the n wtti the West- pects of the park's environment and ftyWtta* new gazebo park centerpiece in 1991, and are in need of repair. Due to fUnd-raising there is promised work to be done in the efforts of the Friends, park-goers can already children's playground at the north end of the lira. In (he event enjoy some of the improvement necessary to park. n WM De non n preserve the beauty of Mindowaskin. nmunfty Room of Replacement and expansion of equipment Named after one of has been done by the the original Indian town and the Friends owners, the area of of Mindowaskin Park. Mindowaskin Park has Because this area is in- a been at the heart of tensely used by pre- 3 of Westfleld Is Westfield activities for school children, the raffle tickets to generations. The park new equipment helps Sight Conserva- area was previously minimize safety haz- draMng vtfi be owned by Abigail Clar- ards. haw July 20 at taaak and Ale Res- ke, known by the chil- Also, the town has tsurant In Mountainside. Inquires dren who skated on contributed $140,000 to- may be sent to: Westfleld lions the pond in the early ward a drainage project Oub, P.O. Box 572, Westfleld. 1900's as "Aunt for the park, scheduled Abbey." AUOUSTOF. MENEZES/THE RECORD tha trombone. to beftin afV»r Labor Vacation advice Story has it that one Mlka Plttslay works Day. The new drainage H wok or vacation takes you day the Clark sons de- system will help to away torn home, tiers are several cided to charge the children for skating on eliminate severe pooling of water that is now options avalabie when determin- the pond without informing Mrs. Clark. When seen during moderate rainfall. 11 will also as- the children went to "Aunt Abbey," she de- ing what to do wdh your maJ. ao- cided to make the area permanently free to sist water circulation in the pond, helping to oordlng to WestteJd Postmaster all by donating the land to the town. The park eliminate an area of heavy silt build up. David DaPranoasco. was dedicated in 1918 and has since been New benches and lamp posts will also "We wfl be glad to hold your enjoyed by generations of Westfield residents. begin being installed this summer. The cur- mafl at tie poet office for upto 3 0 rent ones are inadequate for the many resi- days," he said. "Either stop by In an effort to preserve the widely used dents who use the park ikirinj; lunch hours or your local ottos or ask your carrier park for future generations, the Friends of take a jog there in the s-vening tor a How Mai Card apscsying the Mindowaskin Park have volunteered their re- Twelve of the 30 benches are made of re- dates you want your mal held. F* sources. According Iq^fjhairwornan Margaret cycled materials and will go into the chil- out lie card and submit Rto eithe r Sur, a committee was formed three years ago dren's playground; the rest of th."? benches, your carrier or drop K off at your stemming from the observations that the park needed refurbishing. made of wood, will be placed throughout the boa) post otce before you leave. rest of the park. The new lighting MKtures will It's as simple as that." Realizing the bill W6uld be too much to MJQUSTO F. MENEZES/THE RECORD hand to taxpayers, the committee became in- not only enhance the aesthetics of the park, Trte Postal Servtoe does not ac- The sounds of tha Jim Cullum Jazz Band fill Mlndowaakln Park during July 4 but will also increase safety and deter vandal- cept requests to hoid malfor on © corporated as the Friends of Mindowaskin ism. day or requests made by tele- feattvitles. The Friends of Mlndowaakln Park ara ralalng funds to Improve park Park in 1991. This enabled them to start facilities in time for Its 75th anniversary. fund-raising activities and undertake the In addition to these current projects, the phone, according to Mr. De- (Please turn to past' A-2) ' Francesco. If you are going to be away tor more than 30 days, sub- mi a temporary change of ad- dress form and your mai wi be Trash pickup not stalled by strike forwarded to the address of your By BOBSUUJVMf sents 1,900 driven'and sanitation no complaints since the first few Shop traffic talks choice. Fl H out coroptetety, mak- workers in 14 New Jersey counties. days." ing sure to include the effective THE RECORD Their three-year pact with the Mu- The Westfield Board of Health dates to start and terminate the There were threats that garbage nicipal Contractors Association and last week began recommending forwarding address. This service is might pile up at Westfield curbs Solid Waste Management Bar- that residents separate garbage, continue tonight commonly used when families last week, but so far, the town has gaining Group expired June 30, and keep wet garbage in a cool, dry tavel to vacation homes. been insulated from the effects of and an 11th hour contract offer place away from the sun. By JOANNE McfAPOCN asked to conduct at last month's If you are going to be away for the current garbage worker strike. was rejected by the union. "This is not the first time we've meeting. Tha additional studies in- a few days and doni have time to According to the Westfield Board Some picket lines were honored been in this situation," Mayor Gar- THE RECORD clude intersections at South and notify the Postal Service, you Central avenues; East Broad and might want to ask a friend or of Health office, garbage pickup aiound the state while others were land "Bud" Boothe said. "We went Whether or not ttw pubic wi •- has followed standard pickup not The Solid Waste Management through a similar strike five or six aa*y get a chance tonight to cross Chestnut streets; and North Avenue neighbor to pick up your mai from and Elmer Street; and Euclid. schedule through the strike. Group representing municipalities years ago...I don't recall we had examine traffic engineers regarding your box, said Mr. OeFrancesco. Fourth and Chestnut streets in Accumulated mal In a box is an Westfield residents utilize inde- began negotiating with individual any problems." the proposed construction of a pendent haulers for curbside gar- companies on strike, leading to The mayor suggested residents Westfield and South and Center av- advertisement that the house is 59,000-square-foot Shop Ftte su- enues in Garwood. vacant Also, small receptacles, bage pickup. While those workers confusion about the strike in many do common sense things if garbage permarket is anyone's guess. Traffic Engineer Henry Ney will such as apartment boxes, have a were not involved in the strike, of- areas of the state. collection is suspended for any rea- The Gamood and Westfleld plan- present the new findings. Both anted capacity. ficials feared striking workers at According to Marylou Fashano, son. the garbage transfer station in lin- who works in the Westfield Health "Food-based garbage can per- ning boards wil hold a joint meeting boards and two attorneys repre- den could shut down operations Department, garbage has been haps go into compost or down the 7:30 tonight at Westflefd's Washing- senting private ooncors will cross- Welcome Wagon there, effectively preventing gar- picked up on schedule around garbage disposal. Other garbage ton School, St Mark's Avenue. examine him before the public is Are you newto thi s area? Have bage pickup. A shutdown of the town. should be double bagged #nd put Ganvood Planner Bi Nierstedt allowed to speak. At last month's you resided in the area less than transfer station would have left "There were some calls initially out of the way — a garage is an said supermarket officials are ex- meeting, the public was threatened two years? Moved within the com- haulers with no place to dump gar- with people concerned about the obvious place. Make sure animals pected to present new testimony on with police intervention after heck- munity? Have you experienced a bage loads. strike and wanting to know what to can't get at it. And just ride the additional traffic studes they were ling Mr. Ney for several hours. change in lifestyle such as the The Teamsters Local 945 repre- do," she said. "But there have been strike out" ^ birth or adoption of a child? ff you can answer yes to one or more of the questions, please Officials seek consider Joining the Welcome New memorial to honor Wagon Club of Westfleld. The Just visiting club offers many different activities new approach and special events. Here ts just a fallen WWII servicemen sample of Jury activities: to drug crimes Stitch Night: Tuesday, 8:15 p.m. By NICOLE A. GAVTNO The plnquo will be 3 feet by 3 Explorer's group: Wednesday at By VERACARLEY feet and is proposed to be placed 10:30 am. A trip to the firehouse THE RECORD on the facade of the town hall THE RECOIID and pizza lunch. The installation of a memorial building — specifically on the right Club luncheon: Thursday, July Saying that in 15 years there has plaque to honor World War n ser- side of the door to the old chil- 23 at 12:30 p.m. Outdoor catered been no substantive progress in vicemen was approved by the town dren's library facing Broad Street. luncheon at a member's home. the war on drugs, Andrew K Ruo- council Tuesday night The placement nf the plaque was For more information, pleas© tolo Jr., Union County prosecutor, A committee of Westfield citi- questioned by Councilman James can 233-7280 or 233-2231. said that it is time to look thought- zens has been working for several Hely. Mr. Ilely felt that the place- fully at this Lssue. years toward honoring Westfield ment of the plaque was important Free musical Addressing the annual legislative servicemen who were lost in the aesthetically in relation to the ar- Artists Performing and Entertain- and press reception given by the war, and now their efforts will be chitecture of the building. ing proudly prescient a musical ti- National Council of Alcoholism and rewarded. The new memorial However, Uie rest of the council lled "FeefeV Your Oats" at Roos- Drug Dependence (NCADD) of plaque will be an addition to West- members fi-lt tJint the professional evelt Middle School Wednesday, 7 Union County, Inc. at the Surbur- field's existing plaque which hon- advice from both the plnque com- p.m.. The play, under tho musical ban Golf Club on July 1, Mr. Ruo- ors World War I veterans. mittee and town hall's architecture tolo su^ested that instead of re- was adequate to ensure aesthetic direction of Westfield Music The committee consists prima- Teacher Karen Yiria, and under ceivirif,' mandatory prison sen- consistency between the plaque tences, some drug offenders should rily of residents from Westfield and the building. the direction of Robert Wicko, High School's Class of 1939, who takes place in a supermarket, bo given treatment and strict su- This broad approval came with a pervLsion. This could be ac- lost seven young men in their reminder I'mm Councilman An- where a group of children find class. Most of the funds for the themselves locked in after closing. complished, he said, by hnving thony LiiPoi1a that, this was "an drug treatment supervisors look at plaque have also come from the example of micro-managing," and The public is invited to this free Class of 1939. production. There will also bo a the case histories of offenders to that the council shouldn't need to singing ensemble of students from determine whether they should re- AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/THE RECORD The memorial plaque will honor handle such details. Westfield performing under the di- ceive help for their drug addiction. Chrlsta Doyle, • German native visiting her G.I. husband's the 83 Westfleld servicemen who The town hopes to install the rection of music teacher Peter "Profiteers, selling drugs for Westfleld family, takes a moment to enjoy Mindowaskin Park were lost during the war. A total of memorial plaque and have it dedi- Bridges. money, ore taking peoples' souls," Tuesday. 2,400 residents served military cated by this coming Veterans' (Please turn to page A-2) duty during World War II. Day. A-2 July B, 1983 Officials seek new approach to drug crimes (Continued from page A-l) he said. "They deserve to go to jail." But, he said, individuals who sell drugs to support their own ad- diction should not be placed in a jail cell. Rather, they should be placed in a treatment program. In- dividuals who did not voluntarily enter a treatment program, Mr. Ruotolo said, would be forced to do so while they are imprisoned. For those people wishing to seek help voluntarily, according to Gla- dys A. Kearns, the executive direc- _ _ ._ ... _. . , „ AUGUSTOF.MENBEam« RECORD The Gazaebo at Mindowaskln Park serves as an official town center for concerts, gatherings, or tor of NCADD of Union County in Just relaxing. Westfield, counsels are usually the first port of call. The counsels, she said, are non- profit agencies located throughout the state that provide consultation, of Mindowaskin help park evaluation, initial counseling and referral services to individuals or families with substance abuse at heart of Westfield community problems. They also work to edu- (Continued from page A-l) store the park primarily through signed by the mayor and can be cate by offering school and train- Friends of Mindowaskin Park also the tax deductible donations made purchased for $10 a foot at Rorden ing programs Tor human service plan to provide new signs, im- by individuate, businesses and Reality. Town-wide mailings are in groups. proved paths and roadways, and town organizations. circulation and provide the op- "We work in schools, law en- new landscaping throughout the And they are making headway portunity for town residents to do- forcement, the courts, hospitals. park. The Friends hope to cel- as they reach the halfway point of nate gifts, which could entitle It's hard to say how many people ebrate the completion of these we counsel. It's like asking a can- their $250,000 goal them to be recognized with a cer center how many cancer cases projects with Westfleld's bicenten- Residents can participate in en- name plaque on a bench or lamp- it prevented. We'd like to think we nial next year. suring the prosperity of the town post or even to establish a memo- MENEZES/THE RECORD have a healthy impact," Ms. The joint effort to refurbish Min- park in several ways. There are T- rial gardea Perk benches overtook the fountains and waterways of MIndo-; Kearns said. "Punishment alone dowaskin Park includes the help Shirts for sale along with the The Friends of Mindowaskin waskin Park In various peaceful spots. The Friends of Mindo- doesn't solve the problem and ed- of the community. The Friends of chance to AdoptA-Foot of the Park can be contacted at P.O. Box waskin Park ara raising money refurbish and replace many ucation alone doesn't solve it We Mindowaskin Park are able to re- park, Adopt-A-Foot certificates are need to find a way of reaching 87, WesUleld, N J., 07091 Dencnss> people in many different areas." One of these ways is through programs aimed specifically at Man reports Walkman stolen Firefighters respond to alarms in the area schools. According to Union Coun- Julys ty Superintendent Leonard Pitts, Monday, July 5 North Avenue East (Garwood) -trash fire investi- more alliances between com- A juvenile reported that a friend gated munity organizations and law en- had taken his Sony Walkman while 100 block of Mountain Avenue—interior alarm [ Fire log forcement agencies should be he was near the north side train | Police log July 4 station around midnight 600 block of Willow Grove Road — smoke condition formed to combat drug abuse in • # • the schools. 400 block of Downer Street — brush fire investiga- June 30 Augi Koutroumbis, 51. was "We know we won't be able to tion 400 block of North Avenue West — alarm malfunc- charged with shoplifting women's a revoked Noense at Central and Jub/3 tion stop all drugs," Dr. Fitts said. "But dresses from Lord & Taylor de- Virginia avenues. we want to send the message that 400 block of Poets Place — alarm systems malfunc- 100 block of Ferris Place — smoke odor investiga- partment store. tion we want the environment to be * • • Casey Townsend. 36. of 601 tion safe." Central Ave., was charged wtth ha- 100 block of Sandra Circle — smoke condition 400 block of East Broad Street — vehicle Ore A woman reported $700 stolen ' 500 block of Springfield Avenue -alarm activation 500 block of Westfield Avenue - lock in Currently one of the most widely from her purse at a party on Dick- rassment for oiegedV aggraaatw known programs is the Drug panhandling and remanded to July 2 1500 block of Laberts Mill Road - false alarm son Drive. 500 block of Springfield Avenue — alarm activation 700 block of Mountain Avenue — vehicle fire Awareness Resistance Education Sunday, July 4 Unton County JalwWi $250 beJ. or DARE program. Mr. Ruotolo 200 block of North Avenue West - odor investiga- Sidney Harety of 1447 McCrea • • • tion said the program has been a Place in North RainfiekJ was ar- A Befcnar Avenue man reported June 29 Jub/1 meaningful success story for both rested tor allegedly driving under Hems stolen from his 1965 Volc- Hoh/ Trinity Elementary School — interior alarm children and police officers par- the influence of alcohol at 2:35 a.m. swagon vehicle. 400 block of South Elmer Street — smoke odor 100 block of Summit Court — smoke condition ticipating in the program. His breathalyzer test showed a 0.15 Thursday, Jury 1 investigation Westfield High School — alarm activation The beautiful thing about percent blood alcohol level. Jadyn Flabey. 40. of 211 E. day 100 block of East Broad Street — unintentional 100 block of North Avenue West - brush fire DARE is that the students are get- St. in Rosette Park, WAS arrested for alarm 700 block of Stevens Avenue — odor investigation ting beneficial contact with gov- Saturday, Jury 3 allegedly shoplifting in the Lord & ernment and law enforcement It A man on the 700 block of Dart- Taylor department store. is a positive contact with authori- mour reported two bikes stolen ties," Mr. Ruotolo said. "Cops used from his garage. Wednesday, June 30 to see kids in sweet shops and we Gerald Poyntz, 27, of 567 Brtton don't anymore. Cops see them in Friday, July 2 Ave. in Staten Island, New York, School yards now. The alternative James CoakJey of 762 Summit was charged with driving under the Peggy discovered is that we don't see them until it's Ave. was charged with driving with influence of ateohoi too late." 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bow for Girls, holds a car wash B nator, will discuss how to shop for Newcomers Club has its annual a.m.-l p.m. at the parking lot of the food and what healthy foods to se- family picnic at Brookside Park. Masonic Temple, South Avenue lect Call 800-525-3462 to register Call Susan, 889-6360. THURSDAY and Thomas Street for the free program. UULY 8 *(7) We*Wy Mnmcr concerts sport- •weed by the Recreation Commis- SUNDAY ••ion preient the Westfield Com- THURSDAY SUNDAY ^munity Concert Band at B p.m. at JULY 11 JULY 15 f -the gazebo in Minkowaakin Park. 0 Summer sky — Locate and ex- JULY 18 0 Weekly summer concerts spon- The weekly aeries continues until plore the »«^""»t constellations of sored by the Recreation Commis- B Pool party for couples — The:! : Aug. 12. Tonight features a "Play Leo, Virgo, libra, Scorpio and Sag- twith Clay" for children at 6:30 p.m. ittarius, and exploded stars, galax- sion present the Westfield Com- Etz Chayim married couples unit-;; St. Westfield. The group will deal space to make the seasons, day £t3 La Leche League meets at 8 ies, planets, and dark nebulas at munity Concert Band at 8 p.m. at of B'nai B'rith (ages 20s and 40s) "< with personal growth. and night; what causes the phases I: p.m. at 208 Clover St RoseUe. CaU the planetarium at Trailslde Sci- the gazebo in Minkowaskin Park. G3 Investment seminar — Legg of the moon and solar and lunar has a family pool and pizza party'-; ': 654-3090 or 233-7363. ence Center in the Watchung Res- The weekly series continues until w Mason Wood Walker, 203 Elm St, eclipses. $2.50; $2.10 seniors; no , 0 Unkm County chapter of NOW ervation. The program is presented Aug. 12. at 1 p.m. at a member's home in ;' holds a seminar at 7:30 pjn. on children under 6. :- meets at 7 p.m. at the First Con- at 2 and 3:30 pjn. each Sunday [2 Laser revelations — Learn all how to obtain higher rates of re- 0 Dining out — Members of the RoseUe Park. Rain date is July 25. £ gregational Church of Westfield, through August about light waves, the speed of turn on investments. Topics are Westfield Newcomers Club are din- $16 members; $20 non-members. £ 125 Elmer St Call Mary Ann, 862- 0 Dance far singles — Parents light and general astronomy tax-free investing, mutual funds ing on Indian cuisine at 7:30 p.m. £4833. Without Partners sponsors a dance Reservations must be made by '.] and Stocks. Call 232-2686 to reserve at Moghul's. CaU Allison, 6544081. through music, slides, lasers, and C0 Handicapped swim - Chil- at the Woodbridge Hilton, Metro a seat special effects at the Trailside Sci- July 12. 241-8783. :- % dren'a Specialized Hospital, 150 Park, Iselin. New member orienta- ence Center planetarium in the 13 Support group for people car- 0 Summer sky — Locate and ex- ;' New Providence Road, Mountain- tion, 7:30 pjn.; dance 8:30 pjn.- Watchung Reservation. Show time ''. side, sponsors a recreational sum- 12:30 am; $6 members with ID. ing for Alzheimer's victims and plore the zodiacal constellations qf other dementias in the elderly WEDNESDAY is 2 p.m. Thursdays through July \ mer splash program for children 254-6666. 29. $2.50; $2.10 for senior citizens; Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio and Sag- X ages 5-12 with physical disabilities meets the second Tuesday every (2 Western night — Visions, a sup* JULY 14 no children under 6. ittarius, and exploded stars, gala<< •. every Tuesday and Thursday, 4:30- port group for separated, divorced month 7-8:30 pjn. at Meridian ies, planets, and dark nebulas at -; '•; 5:30 pjn. through July 29. Call and widowed people, meets at 7 Nursing Center, 1515 Lamberts 121 Concert for kids-Guitar Bob :•• Andy Chasanoff, 233-3720. p.m. at St Helen's Parish Center, Mill Road, WestOeld. 233-9700. presents a program of nature and the planetarium at Trailside Sci-~- environmental songs for children 1600 Rahway Avenue, Westfield ence Center in the Watchung Resr Rosie Multari will teach country ages 4 and up at 1:30 pjn. at the SATURDAY ervauon. The program is presented and western dance steps. Trailside Nature Center in the SATURDAY TUESDAY Watchung Reservation. $3. JULY 17 at 2 and 3:30 p.m. each Sunday ^ 121 Series for seniors — Elizabeth Family picnic — The Westfield through August JULY 10 JULY 13 General Medical Center presents the first program in its Senior $ 0 Couples club — The Etz Chay- 0 All about Earth - The Trail- MONDAY Summer Series from 9:45-11:30 WIN 1 OO GIFT CERTIFICATE; im married couple unit of B'nai side Science Center planetarium in am. in the George Billington Edu- Correctly Answer the Question: ; B'rith (ages 20s-40s) are meeting JULY 12 the Watchung Reservation features cation Conference Center, 925 E. When will the first rain fall In August? for dinner at 7:30 pm. at Ko Shing 0 Weekly support — Women for a show about the planet Earth at 2 pjn. Tuesdays through July 20. Jersey St, Elizabeth. Beverly 22,2377 Route 22 West, Scotch Women of Union County offers Each contestant must come in and: Ttopks are: how the Earth moves in Hand, critical care program coordi Plains. 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Optimist-spuiiiiaiimi A county-focused, business-government coalition attacks sagging Union econom "HiThee Union County Alliance gave its own debut 0El Compounding that historical setbacsetback is the party last week and announced intentions of fact that since 1991, Union County's job base has leaving positive footprints on the economically continued to erode. Union County now ranks bereft landscape. first among New Jersey counties in jobs lost The organization has attracted more than One point on the "weakness" list is a dispro- enough firepower in terms of talent, clout and portionately meek voice for the half-million peo- integrity. It has set general, but certainly attain- ple living in Union County in the noisy halls of able goals designed to rekindle the business and the State House in Trenton, Given the promi- job fires in the county. And the mixture of busi- nence of honorary co-chairmen, State Senators ness, education, and legislative luminaries gives Donald DiFrancesco of Scotch Plains and Ray- the impression that, particularly in this legisla- mond Losniak of Elizabeth, the "voice" prob- tive election year, some worthwhile ideas may lems should be among the first to dissipate actually trickle down to needy consumers and under the alliance's encouragement Assembly- employers. men Alan Augustine, Richard Bagger and Ger- Propelling the new alliance and wearing on ald Green also are on the alliance roster and in the general populace of employees and business owners are several stark facts: unique position to boost Union's cause in Tren- 0 Union County's net loss in jobs since 1981 is ton. more than 25,000. The private, goods-producing The alliance's announced plan is to coordinate sector dropped 40,000 jobs, actually, but a gain of and magnify the work of existing agencies and 15,000 positions in the mower-paying service organizations to stimulate business and employ- Sector softened that impact ment When the alliance knocks on such doors, E2 During the 1980s, statewide job creation rate it should be heard as opportunity — a chance to was 2.5 percent; Union County was running at help the overall Union economy and the specific one-fifth that and at 0.5 percent job creation rate Union wage earner. The alliance deserves whole- was dead last among the 21 counties in New hearted support, just as it has set out to deliver a Jersey. wholehearted effort to boost Union's economy. Letters to the editor Seasoned retailer, new resident, sees no need for ShopRite To The Record: area. I, better than your average citizen, on Quimby Street the downtown area. I can think of one step in the approval process. It appears (The following is a copy of a letter sent to realize the intense pressures that are now How in heaven's name will the construc- word only: terrible. the consensus of our town's residents is Robert NeuxU, chairman of the Westfteld being placed on small business owners tion of a new ShopRite mega-supemarket Mr. Newell, do the people of Westfleld • that they don't want or need this proposed Downtown Committee, Inc.) throughout our nation. In all areas of the nearly a mile away from the heart of favor. Voice your opposition to the new mega-supermarket Also, our mayor When the idea first became public about country, the Wai-Marts and K-Marts are downtwon Westfield have a positive im- ShopRite. As chairman of this committee, should express opposition to the proposed opening up coast to coast in addition to pact on the economic viability of the after all, you are responsible for the re- mega-supermarket I wonder how he feels our town's commitment toward a revital- about it anyway? Ization of the downtown area, both my the new craze, the outlet malls. All of downtown shopping district? At least naissance of the downtown area. If you wife and I felt it was a great idea. I have these pressures besides the recessionary when shoppers go to the existing super- feel I'm incorrect, then do an informal poll Taking into consideration the hazards period we are in have negative effects on markets, Foodtown and A&P, the small with increased traffic, the negative effect been in retail pharmacy some 25 years and of the remaining merchant! in the down- on small business, plus the lack of a real Cor the past 14 years with a partner have small mom and pop businesses. With the retail shops are just a stone's throw away. town area and we how they fed. Please need for such a mega-supermarket, it Operated a pharmacy in Brooklyn, N.Y. creation of the Westfield Downtown Com- with the proposed ShopRite, it will spell express your concern to the town Planning seems to me that there is only one real Since my marriage two years ago, West- mittee there is hope that the commercial disaster for all of the downtown area Just Board when this comes up at the next answer to this proposal, and that is 'no. field has been my home and I do enjoy downtown area can once again become re- think of the variety of shops that a con- meeting. Explain It ftom • small business thank you.' If Garwood wants it, let them giving here. When friends and relatives vitalized. Just look up and down the sumer shopping at ShopRite eliminates point of view. 1 wiD be happy to be present have it, just put it somewhere else where visit our home, the one overwhelming pos- streets of downtown. There are many when grocery shopping, and then think of at the Planning Board meeting and give a it would fit entirely in their own town. itive comment about the town of Westfield empty storefronts. Just this past week I the effect on those remaining shops down- small business owner's perspective when b its charming downtown commercial noticed another clothing store pack it in town with that lost foot and auto traffic in this shopping center comes up for its next Prospect Street ShopRite will hurt Westfield image Bash '93 chairman thanks all who helped To The Record: making graduation night a safe, thanks are also due to all of those *To The Record: Jersey's most desirable communi- traffic increases to the area, but June 23, 277 Westfleld High sober and, above all, fun way to individuals who worked on the. This is to express our opposition ties by New Jersey Monthly Maga- rather will redirect existing traffic, School seniors or 90 percent of the mark the end of the high school project and the 30 chaperones who to the proposed construction of a zine. Construction of the proposed but this is nonsense. The only rea- graduating class attended Bash "93, experience. attended Bash '93, many of whom son for building a 60,000-square- ShopRite super store on North ShopRite will certainly not be an an all-night, fun-filled, drug- and The entire Westfield community staved the entire evening. Ave., and to urge other Westfield asset to that image, or the town, foot store is to ensure a high vol- alcohol-free party on their gradua- ume of sales, and to state that this deserves credit for the success of As project chairman and on be- residents to attend the next Plan- and it is our image and reputation tion night at Ricochet Racquet in the Bash *92 graduation party, as half of the co-sponsors, I would ning Board meeting to be held at which make us desirable and goal will be met from two towns with declining populations is ludi- South Plainfield. this event received overwhelming like to express my sincere thanks 7:30 p.m. Thursday, July 8, atmaintain the value of our homes. Co-sponsored by the Optimist support from our Board of Educa- to all of those individuals who sup-, Washington School, to voice their crous. We feel that the increased There are now six supermarkets traffic which this store will bring Club of Westfield, the Westfield tion, parents, teachers, local busi- ported or worked on Bash '93. *, opposition to this proposal. within three miles of the North Av- will be disastrous for Wesftfield, High School PTO and the West- nesses, dubs, professionals, corpo- DON PRAY* We have been Westfield resi- enue site and within our memory, and we urge all who oppose it to field Recreation Commission, the rations, sponsors and the senior Project Chairman, Bash *93 dents for the past 19 years, and at least two others have dosed. attend the July 8 meeting. party achieved its objective of class to make it a success. Special Optimist Club of Westfleld The A&P on Elm Street appears to with three school-age children, we We appreciate the time and ef- have a considerable vested interest be barely surviving and we cannot fort put in by our follow Westfield ill Westfield and do not want to see imagine why we would need an- residents on the Planning Board ShopRite is needed and is an asset anything take place that will de- other supermarket in town. Open- and it is imperative that they know To The Record: Our two Westfleld supermarkets obey driving and traffic rules. tract from the town. We have al- ing a new store will have to ad- how we fee! prior to the vote on ShopRite on North Avenue, are constantly crowded. ShopRite would be a boon tothi s ways been proud of the image of versely affect existing businesses. this important issue. Westfiekt-Garwood, would be a real ShopRite offers lower, more bud- Westfield, that of a quiet, colonial, The traffic expert for Village Su- RICHARD J. CLARK asset get-conscious prices to us. Many area. Let's vote for it residential town which has con- permarket has testified that the SANDY P. CLARK Roselle Park and the northside thrift-conscious people are Irving in MARRIETTA OLEMN tinually been listed as one of New proposed store will not bring great Westfleld of Cranford have no supermarkets. this area Motorists still have to Westfleld Health expert sees condoms as weak opponent of HIV virus To The Press: experience in the epidemiology of tion and control. However, I offer violations reveal that condoms are ological conditions (in vivo). Actual In consideration of the above re- I am a public health professional sexually transmitted diseases the following life-having informa- routinely exposed to both freezing conditions dramatically increase alities, I conclude that it is morally, with more than 22 years combined (STD) including HIV/AIDS preven- tion as a parent, taxpayer and pri- temperatures in winter and in ex- particle transfer across mem- professionally and ethically uncon- vate citizen. cess of 165 degrees Fahrenheit in branes. scionable to promote condoms for summer. This makes every con- • Incurably fatal HIV is three • CDC also relies on epidemio- HIV prevention as "safe," "pro- times smaller than herpes, 60 dom so exposed potentially defec- logical studies which depend on tected," or "safer sex." To merely times smaller than the bacteria tive upon arrival. voluntary participant responses. state that they are not 100 percent The^stfield Record that causes syphilis and 450 times • If you doubt this claim, re- Because rates of failure/success, in- smaller than the sperm. quest from the state health depart- vestigators and population groups effective does not fulfill the duty to a Laboratory tests revealed nat- ment documented proof that con- vary, they cannot be compared warn nor does it discharge the re- FORBES NEWSPAPERS, A DIVISION OF FORBES INC. urally occurring voids (defects) in doms currently in distribution have with precision. (21 CFR 310.502, sultant liability. ~~——^————- Malcolm S. Forbaa Jr. latex that are 50-700 times larger been transported/stored from the 1990). Therefore, I submit that because EdUot-lfl-ChW than HIV. (CM. Roland, editor, moment of manufacture to de- • Lethal presumption: health of the deadly realities and legal CharlM A., Lyona livery under environmentally con- Pratktenl and PublWwr Rubber Chemistry and Technology care workers are instructed to wear consequences the use of the con- trolled conditions nt all times. In latex gloves when exposed to blood Edward F. Carroll Allan Churchill Journal. dom as a method of HIV/AIDS pre- EXKUMV* Editor Qwwrat Manager the absence of such proof, wrong- and body fluids, yet the youth are • One milliliter (.034 ounces) of vention should be led to a matter ful death liability awaits the first instructed to remove a used con- Bob Sullivan Donna Palrfar HIV infected semen has been of persona] choice and private Mantgfflg Editor AoVwtMng HaprawnMlv* found to contain as much as 100 lawsuit dom with virtually no reliable pro- commercial purchase pursuant to million HTV particles (J. Acquir. o Rubber gloves are three to six tection that HIV might have been Charyl Fanaka Doug Baum an accurate, adequate and com- ChM Copy Edlor ClMiltod Advwtrilng Mtnjigar Immune Defic. Syndr. 1,419 (1988). times thicker than condoms and deposited on the outside of the a Latex is heat, cold, light, and physicians frequently report leak- condom depending on which part- plete disclosure of lethal risk. Dava Sltninott Kally Zullo ner may be infected. Sporti Editor ClMi)i*d TMapnon* SalM M«n.j»i pressure sensitive, as well as ad- age of bodily secretions through It should not be distributed by the gloves on their hands and fin- a Proponents speak of condom William Waathovan versely affected by humidity, public entities, especially schools, Mickl PultlnoM gers. quality control. Well, consider WwtwvJPkn Edlor Ma|or Aooounti and should bo de-prioritizod in the Guest essay The condom membrane has not these realities. In 1988, FDA seizinl prevention message. Furthermore, ' • rga Qannon Roger Sllvay Jaan Caaay Bill)* M. Davla been tested for transmission of live 42,000 defective condoms; 1990-91, Circulation Director Vic* Prwldanl OpwHlon* Promolton Dtwetof ConlraK»< to promote the condom an "better HIV at the precise moment of ejac- Philadelphia health officials con- than nothing" only trivializes the 11 •> Westfield Record la published weakly by Forbes Newspapers, A Division of Forbes Inc., ozone and air pollution including ulation in the living (biological) en- fiscated 600,000 defective condoms; 102 Walnut Ave., Ceanford NJ 07010 Second Class Postage paid al Cranlord NJ 07010 . risk rather than reducing it. POSTMASTER: please send address changes to Forbas Newspapers. Fulfillment Olflce, PO the mere passage of time- vironment (in vivo). Therefore, 1990, New York health officials re- Box 757, Befjmlnster, NJ 07921 To subscribe call: iB00300Ba21 dt'teriomlion. The FDA cautions, CDC cannot proclaim its safety called 750,000 defective condoms; Conclusion: As n result of this "You should store condoms in aunder conditions of actual use. Can 1990, New Jersey State Depart- medieully defective policy, wi> have cool dry place out of direct sun- they? ment of Health recalled 0,000,000 created another risk group — those Write Us: light, perhaps in a drawer or clos- • Yet CDC relies on laboratory defective condoms. Quality control who believe the condom is reliable., 102 Walnut Ave, Phone :(908) 276-6000 Cranford, NJ 07016 FAX:(908) 276-6220 et." tests (in vitro) which only simulate, should mean before it gets to the RICHARD w. SMrrH • Yet stomge nnd transportation but cannot duplicate, actual physi- consumer, not after. 1 Trenton July 8,1993 Ar7 Edward J. Gill, 77 # Obituaries Rev. Jerry Daniel, pastor Western Electric engineering manager i Edward J. GUI, 77, an engt- racial Council for BusiiMM Op- and archeology teacher; 54 neeritig manager with the former portunity in Newark. Mr. GUI was a The Rev. Jerry L. Daniel, 54, a Mr. Daniel taught archeology Donald D. Way, 96 and mythology at Westfield Junior Western Electric, died June 29, navigator with the Watchung church pastor, archeology teacher, 1993 at the Meridian Nursing Cen- and journal editor, died June 29, High School and through the West- Power Squadron and a member of Engineer; an executive with Singer field Adult School. He gave lec- ter-Westfield 1093 at Mercy Catholic Medical Msgr. Watson Council 1711, Donald D. Way, 96, an engineer Presbyterian Church of Westfield. Center, Philadelphia, Pa. tures on archeology around the He was bom in Newark and had Knights of Columbus. and a former executive with the Mr. Way belonged to the Institute A native of Texarkana, Ark., Mr. United States and led trips to the lived in Westfield since 1053. Surviving are his wife, Mildred Singer Co., died Jury 1,1993 at Mu- of Electrical and Electronic Engi- Daniel had been the minister of Holy Land. Mr. GUI joined Western Electric He also was a member of the McKenna Gill; two daughters, Judy hlenberg Regional Medical Center, neers. Echo Lake Church of Christ on in 1843 and was manager of plant C.S. Lewis Society in New York Williams of West Chester, Pa., and PlainfiekL Surviving are his wife of 55 Springfield Avenue since August engineering at the company's He was bom in New York state 1071. He also was an elder of the City and edited its C.S.L. Journal. Margaret Lombard! of Columbus, years, Barbara Dickerman Way, Kearny plant when he retired in and had lived in Westfield since Echo Lake church and previously Surviving are his wife, Lois Mur- Ohio; a son, John E. GUI of Bethle- three sons, Peter Way, Christopher phy Daniel; three daughters, Sher- 1979. He received a bachelor's de- 1939. Way, and Curtis Way; and a daugh- had been minister of churches in hem, Pa.; and eight grandchildren. ry Rankin, Laura Johnson, and gree in civil enginering from the Mr. Way joined Singer in 1919 ter, Sharon Way Tittle. RulevUle, Miss.; Belleville, DL; and Laramie, Wyo. Stacey Bull; a son, Joseph Daniel; Newark College of Engineering A funeral Mass was offered Fri- after serving in the Army Signal A memorial service will be held a granddaughter, Emily Rankin; (new Rutgers College of Engi- day at Holy Trinity Roman Catho- Corps during World War I. He at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Pres- He graduated in 1061 from Hard- and a brother, Bobby L. Rankin. ing University, Searcy, Ark., and neering). lic Church, of which Mr. Gill was a worked at Singer offices in Eliza- byterian Church, 140 Mountain A memorial service was held Sat- parishioner and trustee. Burial was beth, New York City, and Italy; he received a master's degree in Bible urday at the Echo Lake Church of He also was president of the Ave. in 1963 from the Harding Graduate Wekearny dub, for Western Elec- In Fairview Cemetery. was chief engineer of the Diehl In lieu of flowers, contributions Christ Manufacturing Co. and was in School, Memphis, Term. Mr. Daniel In lieu of flowers, contributions tric employees who worked in Arrangements were by the may be made to the Memorial charge of moving the plant of that earned a master's degree in speech may be made to the Jerry L. Kearny, and a director of the Inter- Dooley Colonial Home. Fund of the Presbyterian Church from the University of Wyoming in Daniel Memorial Fund, c/o Echo Singer subsidiary to Bridgewater or to the Westfield Rescue Squad. during World War IL 1070; he received a master's degree Lake Church of Christ, 419 Spring- and a doctorate in ancient history, He later was assistant vice presi- Arrangements are by the Gray field Ave., Westfield, 07090. Thelma Brown Hobson, 61 Funeral Home. There are no call- both from Rutgers University in Arrangements were by the Gray dent of Singer's Latin America di- 1070. vision and helped open plants in ing hours. Memorial Funeral Home, Cranford Electronic technician; services today Mexico and Brazil before he retired Thelma Brown Hobson, 61, an Hobson and Steven Hobson, both from the company in 1964. electronic technician for 10 years of Westfield; and two sisters, Ada Mr. Way was president of his with the Datatek Corp. in Moun- Brown of Brockton, Mass., and graduating class at the Mas- Union Conntp places' cDf tainside, died July 3, 1993 at Mu- Barbara HoweB of PlainfiekL sachusetts Institute of Technology. hlenberg Regional Medical Center, Funeral services will be held at He served as honorary secretary of PlainfiekL 11 iun. today at the Bethel Baptist MTTs Educational Council and be- GREATER KENILWORTH Mrs. Hobson was born in Plain- Church, 539 Trinity Place. Burial fore entering MTT was a radio op- M1\ Z1ON - UHC erator aboard the SS Advance, one GOSPEL CHAPEL field and lived in that city before will be in HilUide Cemetery, 43 Johnson Awnut of the first ships to pass through Cranford. N.J. 07016 moving to Westfield in 1967. Scotch Plains. Nowwfc Ave. * 23rd Si., Kenilworlh the Panama CanaL _ (908) 276-0830 908-272-6131 She is survived by her husband, Arrangements are by Brown's He also was president and trea- PASTOR: REV. CHARLIE W. BULLOCK Ralph Hobson; two sons, Gregory Funeral Home, PlainfiekL surer of the board of trustees at the Stingy Woryhin $crvlcc: Sunday Services: 10 am Sunday School 11 AM • Family Bible Hour and 7:00 PM • Evening Services 11:30 am Morning Worship Monday. TOO PM • Ooyi Btigadi Weekday Services: Wednesday. 7:30 PM • Pr«y*r ind Bibtt Slufly Friday. 7:00 PM • Youth Mttuno. 8 |tm Wednesday Bible Study Friday Night ChiMrtn'i Club 8 pm Friday Prayer b. Pulse 7*30 PM (Grade School Ag«) Win A Day Away! Cal Fot MM* littormaiion TERRILL ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH 1340 Terrlll Rd. Scotch Mains _ 322-7151 iftlaHI-TtMi! . R«v. 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Thwsoay: 9 p.m. •Afaufc Plsrk (PO-13) Friday: 1. 7:2O, 1235 am •Manac* f SQdety When yards By CMaHVL 8ts\ tioee who work tie phones have to be crazy to cal a betJeve the short amount of Urns they arid Ms. Santo. "But Ws Is wrong, served as THE RECORD apena eMenng naps vis rjaaer pui we an twie to aasn 10 anyone, no m a nonoeecnpi room somewnere problems In penpeceVe and fnd a maaer how nvw tie problem. In Weefletd a man ate wRh tie waytooope. Anotwr mhoonoepHon la that the town pools to We ear, breaking In now Hany Bennett began manning tie hato Ine la twre to give advice. Ac- saw a famly putting up a and then to oiar a word of encour- phones in 1980 and has latened cordng to Mrs. Sarto's, hetpine vd- poo) last week and k agement to a man who just tost his "probably hundreds of hours" to untaara are not counselors. They are nemories of a lime job. During the next 24 hours, otter those who "just need someone to to heto the caier Identify the whan tie purchase of a pool be- volunteers wi work the phones at Istsn." to their problems. came a neighborhood event Contact We Care, just as they have "People just need a aounrJng Keeping a Ml staff of volunteers on R at started tie summer I was for tie past 19 yean. As one volun- board,," said the 77-year-oU retired Is dMouR, eapedaly when It 10. Early in June It was evident teer put R, "Sometimes people Just mitwright, "and from there, twy can corns* to tie overnight shift, which Is the summer was going to be a need someone to listen to thorn, eight noun. and that is why we are here." "During tie night is when The nonji'ofR crisis interven- soared into the 90s for over a moat caSers come face to face tion agency ofRdaly takes week. Dad and Mom decided It w*h he* problems," said Mrs. charge of Union County, and was lime we bought an above- Santo, "and 1 is true tat prob- unoffcHffy handtos Somerset, ground swimming pod. lems loom so much larger tt Mddkwex and Essex county FmaJy, alter hours of looking night" hefpine eels 24 hours each day. j 8 at a variety of pools, and bten- AJcataamcofiWenttal. intact, seven days each week. Serving • Ing to eager seJeamsn ready to unless a csasr pnones vie not- m^^^ ^mlm^m^^m^Mmm MmW^^A ^mlm^^^^A 4^^ Jm^m1^m*mm ^m^ CONTACT eel us anything that would hold ^aV W9t9ft9f fisTiu WlBoO ID flUPP fl Ine again, vduntesrs may never water, we purchased the pod of who need an understanrjng ear, • •nd out what Inaty happened, eaki Mrs. Santo. But, while not our dreams. Named ttte "Esther tie volunteers hear just about We Care, Inc. knowing the outcome can be MMsma model," (which Mom every type of human problem. frustrating and even anxiety pro- was certain guaranteed its safe- In recent years, the economic (908) 232-2880 voking, volunteers must have ty), lh* 44oot deep, 24-foot d- state of tie county has In- creased the number of cols faMh in tieir own fetening skits ameter pool wMh reinforced steel coming in to tie hotlne. usualy solve their problems." and team to accept the alence. sides and a sold wood platform AooorrJng to Candy Santo, Con- "I hear from young and old people, Accordkig to Mrs. Santo, because was a sigN to behold. tact's executive director since 1966, people dying and people who just of the growing number oJ people suf- fannies as wel as executives are un- feel they cant cope wUh their prob- iemg worn wntnout womss, maroai few dosars by putting the pod dergoing tremendous stress from the nms. saKi iwr. tsemen, •aonoj now problems, or •ness, Contact We Care himself, much to our mwWciHtoiif of cutbacks. he "tanks God I am as wel as I seeks the financial support of the but we just kept our "We gat cals from wives who have am," when he hears what people community to help us continue to mouths shut After al, who want- been hoWng the famfly together be- have to cope with. However, he said provide vital services. ed to hear Dad tol us, "Of cause the husband bst his job, cats that every time someone thanks him The helpline to in need of vol- I can put the pod to- from husbands who doni know how for being there, "it makes my day." unteers. If you are interested in help- I was in World War II, to tel their families they just lost their Contact volunteers must take 500 ing1 caJ Mrs. Santo at 232-2936. ii I?" Peraonaly, I could jobs, and an overwhelming amount of hours of training prior to working the "Everyone sees a house burning," newer fgure out why Dad always eels from those people left behind in phones, something Mrs. Santo said said Mrs. Santo, "but a silent caller thought serving In the Navy dur- OEonoe MccciicvTHe RECORD the work force who must assume the shows the desire they have to help cani be seen. Where else would a ing tie war made him Invindbte, Myra Volgt works the at Contact We Care'a phone work of two or even three co-workem others. person ike that be able to turn? Con- but I waani about to start asking. aervica. due to cutbacks," said Mrs. Santo. "There is a misconception that you tact We Care to there." Early the next morning I awoke to the sounds of naff the In our front yard, spread quickly that our Suicide: listening, understanding can prevent a tragedy fanHy would be the first on the block to have a pod, and every- THE FACTS 5. Suicide knows no boundaries oi gender, age, race, or creed one had "come to help." The 1. Most suicide victims don't want to die — they want to end the — even people who seem to "have it all" attempt suicide. TO HELP crowd grew throughout the pain. Get involved — be available — show interest and support. Be as Dad Mad to dec*- THE WARNING SIGNS direct. Ask if he or she is thinking about suicide. Talk openly and insfrucHons, e fast In 2. Talking about suicide does not cause someone to be suicidal; 1. Talk of suicide and/or a preocupation with death and dying. freely about it. Be wiling to listen. Allow expression of feelings talking about it leads to getting help. 2. Suffering from a recent serious loss and accept the feelings. Be non-judgmental — don't debate and don't lecture. Don't II dktnt take long tor the 3. Drastic behavior changes. ask "why" — to do so encourages defensiveness. Don't be 3. More than BO percent d people communicate their intent to 4. Withdrawal from friends and activities. neighborhood fathers to shocked — it only puts distance between you. kill themselves before they attempt to do so — they leave clues 5. Loss of interest in work, studying, and hobbies. «J of helpful suggestions about Offer empathy, not sympathy. Offer hope, but not glib, pol- to their distress or plans. J; tie way Dad could speed the 6. Loss of interest in personal appearance. lyanna assurances. Do not aHow yourself to be sworn to secrecy. v Job atang. The neighborhood 7 Trouble eating or sleeping. Seek support. Take action. Remove means. Get help from per- t mothers busMy set up camp in 4. Three times as many men kill themselves as do women, yet 8. Increase in use of drugs or alcohol. sons or agencies specializing in crisis intervention a-.^i suicide >ths been yard, bringing wNh three times as many women attempt suicide as do men. 9. Giving away prized possessions prevention. J them wooden playpens for the 10. Putting affairs in order. - CANDY SANTO •- babies, and a variety of cakes. i pise, salads and casseroles tor Jaltosnjoy. •- Whle this was going on, every i* kid In tie neighborhood stood School £ hoveilng near the would-be pool On Eagle's wings Kong is delegate - fn their bathing suits, towel in : hand, waMng. R dkJ no good to notes '•I tel trie eager, Inner tube bear- at career institute ; Ing, grinning bunch of kids that K John Hardy, headmaster of Die * could be a whle before the pool Pingry School, has announced the Amanda Lin Kong, who com- * was put together. In fact, with an second trimester honor rolls for pleted her junior year at Westfield the "help" Dad was getting from grades 7-12. High School, represented the the neighborhood men, it began Middle and upper school stu- Woman's Club of Westfield at the to look fee it was going to be dents on the honor roll from West^ annual Girls Career Institute at weeks before the pool was up. field include: Douglass College June 14-17. The Dad and his helpers had to program is sponsored by the New Grade 7 — Michael Warren dkj a 1-foot deep by 26-foot cir- Jersey State Federation of Grade 8 — Andrew Santoriello cle as a bed for the pool, which Woman's Clubs. Grade 9 — Victor Encarnacion, had to have a base of sand. By Amanda is the daughter of Dr. Michael Leong, and Gregory Wax- nightfall, thia task was wel on its Sonny Kong and Dr. Betty Kong. - way, deepie the constant in- berg She is a member of the National vquiry: "Is R ready yet?" Grade 10 — Drew Pinkin and Honor Society, French Honor So- C The next day, the troops came Christopher Williamson ciety, Latin Club, Key Club, Asian ; back in force. Throughout the Grade 12 - Tbdd Burchett Awareness Club, International * sMng hot day, Dad and the Club, and Saturday Science Club. '-. neighborhood men worked to Amanda received a gold medal C put the pool together, while my David Falk of Westfield has been in the National Latin Exam and \ Me brother stood next to him named to the Cardinal Newman has been chosen to attend the Gov- 1 hotdng the hose and asking, National Honor Society. He is a se- ernor's School of Sciences this •- "Can I turn on the water yet?" nior at Oratory Catholic Prep summer. She is a recipient of an £ Sunday night at midnight most School. award from SL John's University £ of tie neighborhood had gone for excellence in biology and is an ;- beck to their homes, the kids' honoree of St. John's University's AMANDA LIN KONG C heads hanging in dlsappoint- Westfield students who gradu- Women in Science Society for v ment I was drifting off to sleep Her other high school credits are ated from the Wardlaw-Hartridge three years. She has served on the £ whan I heard Dad wake up my Model United Nations, Knowledge school in June at the upper school yearbook staff as a writer and is *• Bla brother and tell him "it was Master team competition, and co-' campus in Edison are Matthew the first underclassman to be elect- •, time to turn on the water." ed tri-editor of the "Hi's Eye." producer of local television pro-: Thomas McCall, Jamie Jason Rock y R took two long days to fill up Amanda is active in Students grams. She also is a member of the; and Gregory Carl Sturcke. ;-; fee pool, but we waited. After Against Drunk Driving (SADD) and girls cross-country and winter track1 jj that there were so many kids in Sam McGlynn of St. Helen's Troop 79 Is congratulated by IlEACH (Responsible Educated teams. Last summer, she volun- •« the poof everyday you could Monslgnor James Burke after Sam earned the rank of Eagle Adolescents Can Help), an anti- teered at Children's Specialized v hardry move around, but that Theodore K SchundJer, a West- Scout Sam, a Tamaquea Way resident, Is a graduating drug and aJcohol awareness pro- Hospital in the brain trauma unit bothered us. After Fat fleld resident and sixth-grade stu- Mnlor at Weatfleld High School and plans to attend Texas gram making elementary school and outpatient center. Amanda has almost drowned because dent at Holy Trinity Interparochial A*M University In the fall. children aware of the negative ef- been employed by a local ac- he ddrVt well a ful hour after School, received a state award from fects of substance abuse, countant for the past three years. before he went in the the Johns Hopkins University for Mom had to Institute the being among the highest scoring "State of the Pool" address participants in the 1993 Young Stu- St. Paul's to begin kindergarten enrichment class in fall which every kid in the neighbor- dents Talent Search. l hood had to listen to before they SL Paul's Day School, East Broad Street in Mrs. Lnrsen is a former program director for Mrs. Lnrson recently met with many kinder- Fifth- and sixth-grade students Westfield, introduces a new kindergarten en- EDGE, nn enrichment program for children in * were alowed to swim. garten teachers within the state to develop a; who scored at or above the verbal richment program designed to be a companion grades K-6 nnd tenches lnngungi; iirts classes kindergarten enrichment program. The pro- * We had many years of fun or quantitative mean scores of to the half-day kindergarten class provided by for klndergnrtners nt EDGE. gram, which will encourage children to explore y from that pool, until we started to eighth- and ninth-graders re- Westfield and other school systems in the area. activities at their own pace, will include science, £grow older and almost a whole She is the wife of Dnvid Utrsrn and the spectively on the Secondary School Linda Larsen, a long-time resident of West- math, cooking, Held trips in the community,' *• summer went by before anyone mother of Jon, a fillh-gnuler at Franklin Admission Test received certifi- field, will teach the kindergarten enrichment games, story dramatization and singing. took a swim. Dad took down the School, nnd Dnvitl, t\ sophmnori! at Westfk'ld cates of merit and special awards program. She has taught grades 1-3 in public Parents may register their child now, and pool that fal, but I stW remember High School. She ia active in the 1TA nnd is a at the state level in a Celebration schools in Connecticut and New York. She has member of the fine arts eornmittw, whit-h Hhe then place sign up for the morning or afternoon those times, and I always wiH. session bnsed on the child's kindergarten class- of Talent ceremony May 22 at taught classes for 2 and 3 year okls nt St. Paul's eo-ehnired for the Woslfield school di;itrk-t fVom room nNsignment. Call Arlene Burgess, dint-tor Monmouth Public Library. Day School the past seven years. lt)B5-f)0. of the school, 2M Ml7. July 8,1993 Community uta A-9 A SPECIAL PAGE OF SUMMER FUN JUST FOR KIDS Making his mark CHECK rr By RACHtL KUmZ FORBES CORRESPONDENT For a fourth-grader, Mark O'Neill has an Impressive list OUT of accomplishments to his credit: He skis, plays basket- ball, has acted in a play, and has broken national records In swimming. By Judith KLimowicz Being confined to a wheelchair because of spina biflda Three popular authors of books hasn't stopped the energetic 10-year-old from enjoying and excelling at life. for middle-graders have recently Mark started swimming with the Metuchen-Edison published new works: two are se- YMCA team when he was 5 years old. Using just his quels to previous successes and arms, he competes in the Specialized Hospital Junior one lauches a promising new se- Swim meets in free style, backstroke and breast stroke. ries. His best race is the 25-yard breast stroke. Joshua T. Bates has moved on to In a meet at Rutgers University, he won first place in fifth-grade after successfully over- the 25-yard breast stroke and second in the 50-yard free MENEZES/FOHBES NEWSPAPERS coming retention in third grade style. At B years old, he broke two national records in the Mark says he rides down the mountains at Shawnee in and completing fourth grade (The 25-yard breast stroke. Because of his success in the Flunking of Joshua T. Bates) in Pennsylvania in what looks like a kayak and uses two locai meet, he will again compete in the nationals. poles put together to steer. HE goes up on the ski life Susan Shreve's latest tale, Joshua Mark's swimming accomplishments have given him with the kayak tied to the chair. T. Bates Takes Charge. Besides fac- the opportunity to such places as San Francisco, Colo- Mark's interests don't end with sports. When the ing a know-it-all big sister, trouble rado, Orlando and Seattle. YMCA Theater Players wanted to put on their version of with math, and a life-long enemy Mark says swim meets still make him nervous but not Snow White, Mark auditioned and got to play Sneezy in at school, Joshua is asked to take as much as they used to because he's "beaten all these a production at a nearby church. the new kid in fifth grade under kids." Decked out in baseball attire, Mark entered the lime- Despite his swimming success, Mark says his favorite his wing. How Joshua, an average light again modeling for a Toys 'R' Us catalog. sport is basketball. Both Mark and his brother Drew play Mark says the most exciting thing that ever happed to kid, manages to handle peer pres- on a YMCA basketball league which their father, Greg him was meeting NBA basketball player, Sam Bowie. As sure and ultimately do the right O'Neill, started. The team is part of a league that usually an ambassador for the March of Dimes, Mark got to thing is the heart of this realistic plays at nearby Edgar School. 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BALLET • POINTE • TAP • JAZZ • LYRICAL • MODERN Winner, chosen randomly from all entries, receives A Mountain Bike Fans of humorous, realistic con- CEA TOYS SI MM I |< \ -Westfield Record- A-10 Community UTO July 8,1993 | Milestones Cornelius Sullivan to marry Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Mudry of New Brunswick have announced the engagement of their daughter, Susan E., to Cornelius F. Sullivan Victoria Cefaratti is engaged Jr., son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius F. Sullivan of Westfield. to wed David Miller in 1994 The bride-tote graduated from Victoria L. Cefaratti of Westfleld Bridgewater-Rarltan High School East in 1080. She received a bach- became engaged to David G. Mill- elor's degree in nursing from Vil- er, son of Richard and Sarah Miller lanova University in 1984. of Westfield, April 28 in Paradise Mr. Sullivan grew up in Cranford Island, Bahamas. and graduated from Union Catholic The future bride is a 1985 gradu- Boys High School in 1082. He re- ate of Jonathan Dayton High ceived his bachelor's degree in po- School in Springfield. She holds a litical science from Duke Univer- bachelor's degree in psychology sity in 1978 and a master's degree from the University of Chicago and in business administration from a master's degree in psychology Duke University in 1985. He is vice from Hofstra University in Hemp- president of corporate finance and SUSAN MUDRY and stead, N.Y. A PhX>. candidate in SABRINA and REGIS DENEFLE communications for MkOantic clinical and school psychology at Corp. in Edison. CORNEUUS SULLIVAN JR. Hofstra University, Ms. Cefaratti is currently completing a one year in- ternship with the Westfield Public Sabrina Prielaida marries Schools. Mr. Miller is a 1982 graduate of Regis Denefle in France Better Days Westfield High School. He ob- Sabrina Prielaida, the daughter Stout of Dallas, who wore a teal tained his bachelor's degree in sci- of Zigmas and Elizabeth Prielaida green gown with a brocaded bodice ence from Qmhurst College in of Fanwood, was married to Regis with pearl trim. She wore an orchid TOTAL RECALL Elmhurst, HI., and is employed as Denefle, son of Robert and Edwige and ivy wrist corsage. Christopher an advertising and marketing rep- Denefle of Paris, France. Paviot of Rennes, France, was best Many people who to repressed memories because they resentative for the Rainsoft Water The wedding took place Aug. 28, man, and Pierre Donet of Rowen, have experienced are less guarded. Treatment and Purification Com- France, the bridegroom's cousin, significant emo- 1992 at the Church of St Eloi in tional and/or physical traumas In their Individuals under hypnosis are pany in South Plainfield. Iflendic, France. The nuptial Mass was the ring bearer. lives develop a form of protective aware of their surroundings and are VICTORIA CEFARATTI A wedding is scheduled for the was performed by the Rev. Percel. The bride, a former Westfield amnesia. Many times over the course not helpless in the hands of others. and DAVID MILLER summer of 1994. Soloists were soprano Georgette resident, graduated from Scotch of treatment, these gasp in memory They generally remember everything LeNorth and pianist Dennis Plains-Fanwood High School in become an obstacle to establishing that went on during hypnosis, and Bourhis. A reception was held at 1986. She received a bachelor's de- the causes of uncomfortable emo- with practice they are able to gradully Chateau de la Bicheptiere in Cor- tional problems. Frequently, the release long-suppressed memories. gree in theater in 1990 from South- question arises. "Will hypnosis help Publishing Milestones nille, France. ern Methodist University, magna me remember? When considering hypnosis as an Escorted by her father, the bride cum laude and is a doctoral candi- option in treatment, one should As your community newspaper, we are pleased to print weckflng and Sometimes it does. It is essential recognize It as a process rather than wore a gown of ivory Alencon lace, date in theater history and criti- to Know that hypnosis is not the announcements free of charge as a service to our readers. cism at the U. of Washington. a quick cure. Used in conjunction imported from Italy, fitted by zombie like state sometimes with psychotherapy, hypnosis gives Emily. Her headpiece featured The bridegroom is a graduate of portrayed on TV. Rather, it is a us an additional tool for healing and in Cranford, or mailed to you V you cal us at 27&6000. You may atao write deeply relaxed state in which ivory raw silk roses, designed by EPSCI-School of International growth. your own announcement and submit II to us. We also pubtsh information Karen Ledger. The bride carried Business, Cergy, France. He is em- individuals can gain greater access on wedding anniversaries of 25,30, 40.45, and 50 or more years. cream colored sweetheart roses ployed by Microsoft in Seattle, Al inquiries should be addressed to the Record, P.O. Box 626, Cranford and ivy, designed by Lys de Bret- Wash, where the couple resides. Presented as • community senrke by Barbara T. Flihbeln, ACSW, BCD 0701R agne. They honeymooned in Ermioni, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. The maid of honor was Wendy Greece. Houn By Appointment 908-233-0419 Cynthia C. Lloyd is wed <-; -t. to Christopher J. Brogan Cynthia Carolyn Lloyd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Lloyd of Westfield and Christopher Jay Bro- PIZZA PIZZA gan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Brogan of Belmar, were married Saturday, Oct. 24,1992, at the Uni- tarian Church in Summit Rever- end David Bumbaugh officiated at the late morning ceremony. A re- ' ception followed at the Chanticter Chateau in Warren. - The bride was escorted to the altar by her father. She wore an ivory satin gown with a portrait neckline and a mini-cathedral train trimmed with pearl and sequined ••appliques. She carried a cascade of white orchids, pink roses and stephanotis. The maid of honor was Diana Lloyd of Boston, Mass., a sister of the bride. The bridesmaids were Vanessa Lloyd of Westfield, an- other sister of the bride; Lisa Gut- j tadora of Quincy, Mass.; and Lynn Wehner of Lowell, Mass. They car- 2 PIZZAS ried cascades of stargazer lilies and BONUSIBONUS! I pink mini-camations. WITH TOPPING OF 8 PIECE 3 John Brogan of Little Silver, served as best man for his brother. •The groomsmen were George Bro- YOUR CHOICE CRAZY ' gan, another brother of the groom from Honolulu, Hawaii; Thomas Wehner of Lowell, Mass; and Daniel Hurley of Newtonville, 8 warm sticks of freshly Mass. 2 FREE SPAGHETTI baked bread brushed Katherine Brogran of Little Sil- with garlic and topped with ver, a niece of the groom, was the parmeaan cheese. flower girl. SIDE ORDERS During the wedding ceremony, SPAGHETTI Vanessa Lloyd sang the Gift of Love, accompanied by Kenneth SPAGHETTI Hopper, organist The bride graduated from West- field High School in 1982 and re- Wfcvt #tociiifl v4m. ifcMi Mtfanw wdw nt* of a ceived a bachelor of arts degree in Uplflll t French and music from Colby Col- I lege in Maine in 1986. She is an' I insurance specialist with the Jo- a, seph J. Brogan State Farm Insur- •Medium imiMi(jMrMw|ilM.li«. • Plus Tax IH VAUJI COUPON ance Agency in Bayonne. M«l ,I Utmmmw*!*-T VA1UI COUPON 555 Mr. Brogan attended SL Rose •Large Size $11.98 Jligh School Ln Belmar and gradu- I ated from Colby College in 1986 FAMILY CHOICE* I with a bachelor of arts degree in Spanish. He is the office manager 2 LARGE PIZZAS at the Brogan Agency in Biiyonne | and has obtained both the Char- On* pixio with I Mloct topping* for tha odulU, tered Property Casualty Under- On* piua with up to 2 topping* for th« kid*. writer and Certified Insurance Counselor designations. Births i Mlddleeex Brldgewater Avenel 100 Harria Avenue Rt. 28 and Adamaville Rd. 1392 St. Georpe Ave. Shaun and Laurie Ann Green announce the birth of their son, Kenneth Shaun Green, March 16, 356-6585 218-0116 499-7001 2 MEDIUM PIZZAS $9.99 1993, at New Britain (Conn.) Gen- WMtfleld N. Edison eral Hospital. Mrs. Green, the E. North Ave. & Central 1153 Inman Ave. • f h CMfKn olfnffKipfl>>ng lf«W ClWM'l 0 Tuptung Mm in«pp«M nml Ixil.an Kivia uated from Westfield High School j in in 1982. 789-2299 769-7744 Maternal grandparents arc Rose Somerset and Ernest Andersen of Westfield. Eaaton Ave. and Cedar Grove Lane Paternal grandparents are Anne Green and the late Kenneth Green 271-4800 . ; ...St. ,. of Newcastle, England. -Westfield Record- You said it: V had been to football games at Giants Stadium when I was a kid. Playing there was like a dream.' MfesMeM lentof on tf» 15th Football Ctanfe Mammano goes out in style Batter up at Post 3 Lineman ends Women's 5K Sat. JV players answer call, guide; Children and senior cW- football career zens alike will participate In legion team to fine summer \ this Satur- day's West- as an all-star By KIPKUDOK Legion Union County League de-I spite giving up some physical matu-; field THE RECORD Women's •y tVYCHAWMATZ rity and experience to opposing 5-Kilometer TOE RECORD During the winter and spring clubs. : Run at months the chances of West**} White Westfield has cooled off; I Tamaques The 15th annual North-South having a team participate in tie after starting at 8-2, its current 10-7< Park. Even All-Star Football Classic, held last American Legion BasebaJ League mark has put the team in a position; though the Friday at Giants Stadium, save 80 seemed about as remote a triple to qualfy for the playoffs as the final pre-race exceptional high school football Play. third of the season begins. registration players the opportunity to show off WHh the overwhelming majority of "We have a nice mot of kids and has past, their talent Among those chosen the Blue Devis' varsity opting to M makes for a good environment,": entries will be accepted at to participate in this year's game compete in the aemt-piofesslonal said Mann, whose team must finish; the park an hour and a half was Westfteld center Ron Mam- Central Jersey PlaJnfield Twflght among the top four to qualify for the- before the 9:30 a.m. start. mano. League, It appeared MartJn-wafberg post-season. 'The kids laugh and! The registration fee is $10. "I had been to football games at Post 3 would not have a basebal kid with each other and that's: Trophies will be awarded to Giants Stadium when I was a kid," dub representing H this summer. something I haven't seen that- first, second, third and fourth said Mammano. "Playing there was However, a group of four lathers much. You ike to see that" place overall finishers. like a dream." took matters Into their own hands WestfteU has excelled offensively Awards will go to the next 30 Each year, high school coaches and actively sought out players to this summer. Through 17 games finishers and medals to the across the state nominate two of keep WestfeW's American Legion the team is batting a collective .372 following 70 finishers. For their most outstanding players to tradition going. (147 for 529) and is averaging bet- more information, call the Re- be considered for a position on one What Bi Mam Manny Pereira, ter then eight runs a game. deemer Lutheran School at of the two All-State teams. Each Ron Nobfle and Fred Vogei found Shortstop Pat Cosquer (.450, 18 232-1592 or Peter at 654- athlete is evaluated by the execu- out was that there was plenty of for 10) and pitcher-outfielder Jeff 5591. tive committee of coaches, which interest from WestteM's Junior var- Pereira (.492, 31 for 63), a pair of later decides who will play in the QEOflGE PACCIEUO/THE RECORD sity team, which had won the Union varsity starters, have maintained a contest Westfield center Ron Mammano pass blocks for the North's County tide and frristied tie spring torrid pace a* season. Pitcher" Gold medal winner "We were honored to have Ron squad In Friday nlghfa Rrst Fidelity North-South Football Clas- wMh a 20*3 record. outfielders Tom Oravez (.476, 20 tor Irwin Bernstein won a gold selected to play," said Westfield sic at Giants Stadium. Mammano was one of BO recent high After the foursome completed all 44) and Adley Tones (.385, 20 tor: medal in the 800-meter run in varsity football coach Ed Tranchi- school graduates who were chosen by a committee comprised of Iheir phone call they were able 52), both of whom graduated from the Garden State Athletic na. "He had a great year and a of state football coaches. to M out a 17-man raster. Union Catholic last year, nave con- Club Track and Field Festival great high school career. TTus is "Our first opportunity was to pro- tributed mightily. on June 27 at Randolph High something else to add on to that" sion practices at Rutgers Univer- vide the opportunity for more West- Two Blue Devil JV players — first School. Representing the eryone there was so good they Mammano found out in Decem- sity. made me a better player. fiekt kids to ptey organized basebal baseman Dave Fob (.367, 18 tor host club in a mixed field of ber that he, along with 41 others 49) and second baseman Ryan "The practices were hard. They "When I first got on the field I during the summer," said Marm, the runners age 55 and over, from as many towns, would be rep- Mam (.327, 17 for 52) - have pro- were just like normal high school was a little nervous," recalled acting head coach. "We wanted to Bernstein led wire to wire resenting the North side. give the Wds who had the abity a duced weJ in aft aspects of the and finished In 2:30.9. Robert "I was taking a biology test when practices only it was much hotter," Mammano. "After the first play, chance to work on ttiet skis over game, and third baseman Joe O Evan of Philadelphia was Coach Tranchina came into tell said Mammano. though, it was just like a regular the summer and get ready to re- Lauro, who completed his freshman second in 2:33.5. me," said Mammano, who will at- "Coming in I didn't know what high school game." place the 15 seniors who wont be year at Rutgers, has provided lead- tend Hamilton University in the to expect During the game I han- According to Mammano, in the on the varsity next year." ership and experience. Soccer school fall. "I was so excited." dled my guy pretty well," said the 15 years of the All-Star Football Not only are the players sharp- BM Rhodes (.348, 8 for 23) and Tony Ochrlmenko. the The week proceeding the game recent W.H.S. graduate. "I thought Classic, 90 players have gone on to ening their talents, but they're ateo Jason White, two more Westfield JV head coach of (he boys' soc- was filled with daily two-a-day ses- I did really well in the game. Ev- (Please turn to page B-2) holding their own in the American (Please turn to page B-3) cer team at Kean College, will continue to direct the Cougar Soccer School, Six Lady Devils on GSG soccer team which will kick off Ms 10th year later this month. AH By NICK PWOPJtO Fumback (halfback, forward-Union all 17 of them, have great attitudes. three clinics, which run from FORBES NEWSPAPERS Catholic). 1 repeat, not good, but great at- 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Rounding out the roster are titudes, and hopefully this will weekdays (Jury 26-30, Aug. The Garden State Games fea- Wendy Krackov (goalie-Bernards), make for fun and successful com- 2-6, and Aug. 9-13), are open tures plenty of competition in plen- Jessica Kroi (goalie-Livingston), petition." to boys and girls between ty of. sports. Girls soccer is no ex- jjttacy Derolaman (forward, half- Of the 25 candidates who tried the ages of 7 and 17. The fee ception and the Northwest team is back-GiD StBemards), Jodi Baunv out for the team, 17 made the final is $170 per week, but dis- ready and waiting for the games to garter (forward-Bkwmneld), Shana cut counts are available for fami- get underway. Henderson (halfback, fuUback- "It's always a shame to have to lies, teams and those who "We're very anxious for the Summit), and Danielle Wood (de- get rid of players," said Hertell. "Of* enroll for more than one games to start" said Northwest fense-Montville). the 25 who did try out, there wasn't week. Call Tony at 527-2936 Head Coach Keith Hertell. "This is "We have a very strong and deep one person that wasn't a talented between 8:30 a.m. and 6 a team that's looking forward to team," said HerteU. "As the coach p.m. for more details. the games and it gets us all very at Westfield, I've seen a number of player or that could have helped motivated for the competition." these players play, and they're all some team. All the girls knew the Many of the team's 17 players hard workers and good kids." game and could play very well but, are from the area, including West- The Northwest team finished as always, some were better than Inside field residents Suzie Folger (for- third last year in the GSG and others in one way or another." ward), Christie McGovem (half- Hertell's teams have finished sec- The team has players who love back), Laura Todd (halfback), Jes- ond many times in previous years. soccer and want to win but Hertell • Scoreboard B-2,3 sica Czar (fullback), Tara Miller But, they've never won a cham- feels the Garden State Games is • Youth Sports ...B-3 (haliback) and Melissa Long (for- pionship. not all about winning and losing. ward, halfback). Returning from last year's squad "The whole objective of this type Got a acora to report? Also on the squad are Yvette are Folger, McGovem, Todd, and of competition is fun and giving Colt Kip Kudmk M 276-6000 or fax Broderick (forward, defense-Union Broderick. That experience may the players a lot of playing time." to: 276-6220. Our tddrtu it: 103 Catholic of Scotch Plains), Jennifer prove to be a big help this tune he said. "All these players have Walnut Avt., Crtnford, N.J. 07016. Koeter (goalie-Scotch Plains- around. proven themselves — now it's time Forward Suzle Fotger, fullback Jessica Czar and halfbacks Fanwood), Ann Keegan (midfield- "This team is such a pleasure to to just relax and enjoy the games Christie McGovern, Laura Todd, Tara Miller and Melissa Long Scotch Plains-Fanwood) and Mindy coach," said Hertell "The players, as much as you possibly can." will represent Westfield soccer quite nicely In next weekend's Garden State Games. The six Blue Devils will compete for the Arm injury forces Stock Northwest squad. to play the waiting game Chargers win tourney By KIPKUOUK to rehabilitate his arm in Arizona. Division V club defeats Cranford, ties "It was really frustrating the THE RECORD whole time because I didn't know Flemington to capture Soccerama title A little less than a year ago a what was wrong," said Stock, who The Westfield Chargers of the touched the ball over to him for a full-time baseball career did not graduated from the University of Westfield Soccer Association shot into the top left corner of the seem to be out of the question for Virginia last May as the school's proved they didn't need meteo- goal. Kevin Stock. career leader in appearances with 68. "I took some days ofT and it rologists or winbreakers, as they Just two minutes later, Kevin Three and a half months after he won their flight at the Metuchen Doyle stole the ball from in front of was drafted by the Senttle Mar- would feel great Then, I threw Soccerama Tournament on June iners in the 48th round of Major more and kept going and every- the Tornado goal and smashed a League Baseball's entry draft, he thing was fine. But, sometimes in' 12. They did so by vanquishing the beautiful sliding shot past thp completed a successful season with games my arm didn't feel good at Cranford Tornados, 8-1, in their keeper. Before Cranford could re- the Mariners' dass-A affiliate In all. I didn't know what to do." first game, and fighting to a score- cover, Doyle scored again on a 15- Bellingham, Wash. The injury, diagnosed as tendi- less tie against the Flenington Tor- foot goal on passes by Ryan Hogan The lefthander finished his first nitis in the left bicep, did not sub- nado in the final. and Matt Karpa. Then, it was professional baseball season with a side. Despite exercise, rest and The Chargers played flawless de- Hogan's turn as he boomed a 25- 1-1 record, three saves and a 1.77 anything else he could do to resus- fense all day, as they had through- foot shot from the center of thn ERA in 35 innings. Utilized prima- citate his arm, the Mariners out the season, to achieve a .500 field. The Chargers' final score of dropped his contract and Stock re- rily as a set-up man, the 1988 record (4-4-4), a significant im- the half was put in by Chris Me- turned to Westfield. WestGeld High School graduate provement over the past several ridian aftor some nifty passing bv was second on the team with 30 Right now, Stock is undergoing seasons. After going throufiht the Teddy Brown, Erie Ziinak am' appearances. training to build back is arm first third of the season without a strength. While he eagerly awaits a Flood. Stock played an important role win, the Chargers jelled to finish phone call from a Major League With a 6-0 halftime lead, out- in his club's playofT drive, picking their last eight games with only a up a victoiy and recording a save tenm and hopes to sign a contract standing goalie piny from I*HU1 single loss. in the Northwest League's cham- soon, Stock realizes he may never Johnston and Chris Scwarz and an A major key to the Chargers' ef- pionship series, which the Mar- get the opportunity again. unforgiving defense led by Doug fctiveness over this stretch was iners won two games to none over "All this makes me think that Minarek, Richie Rowc. Hogan and maybe I'm done," said Stock, who their balance, as 10 different play- the Bend Rockies. Matt Sinione, the Chargers coasted The 24-year-old earned u trip to a completed his UVA career with a ers scored goals fled by Kevin to victory. higher level of Class-A Iwill and 13-12 record, a 4.46 ERA and a .322 Doyle's seven) nnd all plnyers fo- signed n contract to play in the batting average. "But, 1 really don't cused more on creating opportuni- Doyle's third goal (if the day ami Midwest league this season. But, know. I might sit out a year and ties, producing assists, and playing a rising left-footed 1(5-foot beauty before the sideanning southpaw try again next year. At the veiy tighter team defense. by Jack Kane on assists by Zimak got a chance to play, lie felt sore- least, at least I know I won n Gavin Shullman started the scor- and Karpa sanwichrd the Torna- championship." ness in his throwing arm during ing very early against Cranford by does only score anrl accounted for spring training. Stock is prepared if his pitching taking a pass from John Henry the final tallies of the day. There were stretches when Slm'k days ctime to an end. Instead of The hard fought 0-0 tie against was able to pilch pain-free, but compiling nunilx»rs, he'll be ndtling Flood while it was still in the air Flemington not only clinched the there were also tinier, when the ft- them at his accounting job at Price Westfleld's Kevin Stock Is awaiting a phone call from any Major and pushing it to the right of the f(H)t-2, 17f) pounder simply amid Wntrrhouse in 1 Iackensack, where Leaguo team Interested In signing him to a minor league con- goalie. Rrendan Mahcr, who began tournament title, but also a very not continue throwing without suf- he's IMMTI working on anil off since tract. The Mariners dropped the rights to the lefthanded relief the initinl scoring play, had the satisfying and fun-filled season for fering. A.s a result, Sttx-k was .sent graduating from college. pitcher after they discovered he had tendinitis In his left bleep. favor returned when Gnvin the players and fans alike. SCOREBOAR 1. Jm OtOonoo (2); 2. Ktfn Bomatefn (5); & annual L Robert Kettr Manorial Got? MohMMcMppodK IN THb NLWS Gerard Weise (3): 4. Saul Drift* (2); 9. Bruce •onalanMonday, Jury 19, at tiaCanot Brook Long (5); 6. John Dartan (2); 7. BM Fetter (2); 9. Country CM» In Sumrret •9amA-Lowgroat:Mtr|Ruf.4r Charlaa Carl (4): 9. Lowe* Doe* (3); 10. Dewey Play w« be Imaad to ITS goMers. Tho 9379 Lown«1:MarJRuf(30) •JU-lU-leatvee l ItatoUa* RatnvWo (10): 11. Tad Moaa <3); 12. Oak entry toe tidudao bufM luncheon, go* carts. 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Don Cambrta, WaaMald. 42,00:40:08 Saturday, July 10 - Whwaabog BkwbanSi WwMHW» AnMrican Ltgkxt tm*# team TrtftaALaagua M. John Moca. WaatMd, 48,00:28:13 - 176. Ron Rotolnaon, WaarlaM. 46, 00:38:37 1277. Brian Karrlgan. WaaMald. 31.00:41:26 lOKCroaaCountry,9flOAM.600483-4046 • kM to Undan, fr». on Saturday, Juna M. Ouaohanipl 110. John a O'Brtan, Waattlald, 16, 00:28:49 1441. JomaMuMoon, WaaMaM.34,00:43:00 •akjrday, July 10 • WaaMaM Woman'a 5K, WaatfWd lad fri going Into ttm bottom of •» tha Si**, sponsor*) by Undan DanM At- 133. Paul Patumbo, WaatMd, 41, 00:26:10 AUIC nvt MU 156&* 6.30 AM. 906454-5591 Mh. llawawf, poor oXarw* and timaty Undan 106. Afcano Bo*a WaaMaM, 42. 00:29:54 00:44:08 aodataa. wontoo laaQti a playoffs wMh s hard , y takirday and Sunday. July 10-11 - Oardan. Nta halpad tham aoora Ava tuna and doaa tha touflM 1(K> victory ow a lough Ctppar aquad. 163. John D. North, WaaMaM, 44,00:27:09 2041. Otan* McOvvW, WaaMaM, 32,00:51:46 Leaal FMahara Slata Qarnaa, Raritan Vaaay Community Cot' laad to M, Undan aoorad two In tha aavantn Uflaft« M«m a.aMBaaai ** ' ad m, a .aauakat aaial .ha 162. Barry I. Bragman, WaatllaM. 36,00:27:44 Placa Runnar Nama, Town, Aga, TKna 2136. Paul Bodanbachar, WaattaM, 23, wnn vw wm MQ ai on# garoa #aoit ria laga, Routa 26. North Branch. CaN USATF-Naw to «a tM own* and on* In lha alghthto Ma t 221. PMHppa QatxM, W*tM*M, IS, 00-J»:20 34. AI Oamonlo, WaaMald, 36.003702 00:67:02 Stan utttoad Italr aaaafwtonp tamtula o* aoKd Jaraay 908 W3 6444 twvtalny. 242. Timothy Long, WaaMaM, 26.00:26:46 74. Andraw UuMoon, WIHIIIJ. 36,0026:58 WaaWald waaud Una pHcWng aWartt by Tow dvMiaa wMh 0016^ hong mo pMoMny to aad Wldnaaday. July 14 - Btua Croat Ow #QBPQO M. VvfonOOi WdtlWdr 54, 69. Oaamond Kaly. WaaMald. 34,00:29:21 JULVCAI iha nibbar gwna. Tba pHcMng waa abty pro- OfWM and Ctwia Vogtl. WattMd aoonMi 00*9:09 SMaM 8K Sanaa, Raea 3, Ubariy Slata PartC, vWad by Doug RMnartli, Marcua Kuan*, and 161. Brogan Dully. WaaMaM. 40,00:31:18 Thuraday, Jury 8 • Gardan 8ut* Qanwa 8K •MM In th* ft* on an RBJ doubt* by Joa 302. Tom 8anan, WaaMaM, 33,00:29:53 201-3764)231, USATF-NJ Grand Prta Ml «M aanaa wMh rad- 270. Don CamMa Jr, WaaMaM, IS. 00:32:53 Raoa, Edtton, 7.-00 PM, 908-225O303 ONaw* and a tan run doubt* by Omtu. Friday, July 16 - 5K For Woman Onty, M«f, •ugal and 307. Ed MatKowaM, WaatMd. 33. 00:29:80 316. Oma Haanay, WaaMaM, 36.0K33A1 Saturday, July 10 • flooHawy 5K Run, WaatMd aoond ft» run* Intfw thkd . Tha big 324. Patar AMaraawta, WaaMaM, 32, 00:30:25 440. Orag Koch, WaaMaM. 30,00:34:42 10:00 AM, 201-6964332 boro.90M0»-4118 hH In «w Inning waa a baaaa-daaring doubt* Tha Qttn! Maid, aa uauat, waa atr tftf*. aa 326. Brno* QIadatona, WaaWaM, 45,00:30:29 by Ron NabHa. Andraw Hauafcar at t»d and laoW tcoOaf 346. Maura J. PlnMa, WaaMaM, 28.00:30:47 WMMM loM to Scotch PWna, M, on Juna M SnOftBtOp, H 349. Hohard M. Buod. WaatfWd. 44,00:30:49 27. WHaMild. tor «M Irat Uma tNa yaar, had Into outa. Tha Star*' outMd oorpa of 387. M. BHtok, WaaMaM, 33,00:31-02 that-bata Hancad. Waafatd manaoad only 0* —— .«.j- ••---* taaifca llnni 369. Mfchaal KWn. WaaMaM. 82. 00:31:19 •Ingtoa, two by Jaff Paralra. and ona aach by bart and Mlguat Crut, aa thay hava aM aaa- 378. Paul Harbaugh, WaaMaM. 62, 00:31:25 Rywi Mam, Onwaz. Nobil*, and David Fala. •on, uaad thair •ggraailw play and aoourato 378. FranK R. Wiaaingar, WastflaM. 30, Adtay Tonaa tumad in a Una pnching partonn- ttwowato Hffl M and throw out CNppar baaa ruiv 0031:26 anoa aa dM NobVa. Tha datanM playad an nun. Paul taoMa dJiptayd Ma uaual vanHaWy 363. Lydia S. Maataraon, WaatflaM, 37. by playing boih tha InlaM and outMd. 00-31:35 WaaMaM loat Hialigi m a row to Claric, by intJ aura oimi !••• apMnwnu ny •*• 389. Joan Main, WaaMaM. 21, 00:31:41 IHa^ aooni of 9*4. WaaMaM onca again baltlad torrid Brawatar. who addad a pair ct twtwun 397. Mtchaal Inea. W«aMaM, 37,00:31 :S1 baofc aAar Ming, »•«. Howavar, a thraarun aaaL^akl tklaTahaah ^aVak -BlaBBBtaBBBBBBBBj aaaalaBBVaBBB* B-kA-BMBB^Jt aKaaftall^aLtaVBBti O0UMOT 10 MVW wHT pHQfwW ••••••. 409. Jhn Obrian, WaaMaM, 37, 00:32:11 raty In tfw aavarth ltft tham on* run short. IMgual Cm, Doug Mbtarih and Andraw Oa- 413. Robart Oraan. WaaMaM, 40, 00:32:18 Paralra drova m two runa and Craig Tinanrtn BBBVaaVABBBBkaaU aK^hafkaW hhaaUA -* *i-fc •***••*» aaal^BBWIa&-B^aBaBBBlaBaft ft^alM 426. Edward H. Latoowttz. WaaMaM. 40, fiTHLETE OF THE WEEK 0ania aacn nan niWraoonng asonroaaa rna, had an R« alngto, aa dkt Nobtla. ( 00:32:2* ig a grand alam on WaaMald broke to ah gama loting ttraah on 451. Patar Bourka, WasMaM, 42,00:33:03 Oalialir Rkk BuaaL Paul laoMa. Monday ao^nat Kanttwonh, winning 13-2. Kria 486. Ed B. Labmar, WaaMaM, 32, 00:33:55 i and ttav* Chaak tumad In axoaNant 4«2. AJan KaNachar, WaaMaM, 43.00:34:07 pMonlng aforta. Tha daranta, which playad a Onuadttalrwi ong ilugglng wM AAd4*« ^a* But 496. Jaarma Qladia, WaaMald, 34,00:34:14 aoM gama, waa Mghltahtad by an outattnding hit QM>M In 499. PauNna Mcgowan, WaaMaM, 31, 00:34:16 Mwn iwoof»i Ryw VMAQW ma oalon m rtaM Md by Rob Toth. 516. Thomaa CrirtmN*, WaafflaM, 27, RON MAMMANO tfLaa*ka&M^*A ik* ifeak M -"• -*~ ' H JtJJ^aplil. J..J |A^|tl M^ft OUTWMJWQ ID Hi ow WCIDVV wn tut- 00:34:45 iwyon ffi n nn«up wUfiDiuuvu wnn m tats mnninQ. bat Nauro had two Wta and 4 RBI. 533. Sabatay Zavare. WaaMaM, 33.00:35:03 WESTFIELD 542. Oaborah Monttck, WaaMaM, 35.00:35:16 pable staff 587. Mtchatf Damans. WaitflaM, 17,00:35:56 Westfleld's senior lineman was honored by "The key is pitching," said 566. Mareua E Kantz, WaaMaM, 47,00:36:48 Post 3 baseball 590. Oaorgianna QIadatona, WaaffiaM, 44, the state's football coaches by being selected Mann. "We have a lot of talent and 0036:49 to play In the 15th annual First Fidelity North- (Continued from page B-l) a few of our pitchers have pitched 611 Robart S. QoMataln. WaaMaM, 36, South Football Classic as a center for the North players, give depth to the infield. 0037:49 on varsity. I think pitching is our squad. Fellow inflelders Steve Flynn and strength, but they all hit well." 639. OonaM Roaa. WaaMaM. 30,00:39:05 669. Suaan H. QoMataln, WaaMaM, 34. Kevin McKenna have been side- 00:41:26 lined by injuries. RfMAININQ KHCDUU Chris Vogel, Kris Williams (.343, Ml horn* gamaa tf Edlaon Softool taM LEW GIBS MEMORIAL 5K 12 for 35) and Steve Cheek are the July 11 oa. Barttatay Halghta. 5 Hallway, July 4 July 11 at Union •;» Local Flnlahara aces of the pitching staff and all Juty 12 tf BbAaVt...., S:4S Runrwf Nwifl, Town, AQV, Tlnw "As chosen by Forbes Newspapers' Sports Dept." three can play the outfield. Vogel July 14 v*. EktatMh 8:48 16. Oarard Hokay. WaatflaM. 36.00:16:06 •lao playi on Westfleld's CJPTBL Juty 18 va. Undan 8:48 26. OonaM Kaay, WaaMaM, 33, 00:19:16 July 1S va. Orantoid 848 30. Jamaa Uicano. WaaMaM. 34.00:19:19 team, thus limiting his availability. Juty 17 at Oar* .'. 1:30 31. Qragory Koch, WaaMaM, 30, 00:19:20 Rob Toth, Oravez, Torres and July 1S va. Watttung HMa 10:30 am. 60. Rtohard Kortat WaaMaM, 46, 00:21:24 Fereira round out a deep and ca- July 22 va. RoaaMa Parh 848 103. Laon Laong, WaaMaM, 54,00:24:32 YOUR SPORTINO GOODS OOMPLEX 513 W. UNION AVE., (RT. 28) BOUND BROOK. NEW JERSEY/908-356-0604 Mon.. Tues.. Thurs., Frl. B:30 AM to 9 PM/Wed. & Sat. 0:30 AM to 5:30 PM QvitkChek WAS 79 4000 CLM10N W OU HiWNly 27 KKTUHOO mvtiwtocuwtv EMT tMNOVIl* 249 Routa 10 Ea» 1S00 UIT ooa 738-4470 P155/80R13 P4 BLK $29.95 FREEHOLD 4011 Rout* 8 North •» I803SM P165/80R13 P4 BLK $38.95 lUKKIHOI WMMfl-SSCO HACKITTITOWN 46rEHI0i Town IT STANDS ALONE 0O6U7 MM HULIT 3I40RI Mlnai 906 7^9-3400 •^t/ WOMLUNO PJUMrimON All. 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Chi nachos, buffalo about for a long time. He always rots and beans. wings, chi dogs, barbecue beef and wanted to own a restaurant, but he Then five years ago, after searching other Mams await hungry customers. credits his idea for a chii parlor to the in vain for a location for his chi parlor To top off tia feast, there is an more than 300 business trips he took in Westftekd he decided to open the array of homemade desserts such as to Cincinnati, Ohio, while working for first CQ's Chii Parlor in Edison. While appi* crumb pie, peach crumbly pie AT&T. Cincinnati is famous for chili, this was a lucrative spot, the former and other tasty treatsto choose from, but Mr. Quesada noticed there was a accountant stil longed to have the definite lack of restaurants of this type restaurant in his home town. That op- Mr. Quasada ices to think CQ's is in New Jersey. portunity came up earfer this year, a farnly place that is homey and ca- "Everyone loves chili, but try to find when by chance, Mr. Quesada no- sual, where customers can relax. a place that sefls really good chili in ticed a vacancy on South Avenue. It And thsra is a vision for the future, New Jersey and you are out of busi- did not take him long to sign the one that encompasses expancSng hfe ness," explains the Westfield resident lease and start planning a grand business into a franchise operation. "I liked deaing with the public and opening. For now, though, ha is content to always experimented with cooking at Two months ago, CQ's Chii Parlor work two minutes from home, and home, so it seemed logical to opt for opened in Westfield. Every day theenjoy what he "always wantedto do. " a type of food that is not widely ex- owner can be found stirring large pots CQ's Chi Parlor, located at 301 -A ploited here," said the owner- of various kinds of chili, all ready and South Avenue East In Westlield, is operator. waiting for customers who wi flood open torn 11 am.to 9 p.m. Monday Once this decision was made, Mr. the restaurant at lunch time. Then, through Saturday. Chuck Quesada, owner of CQ's Chill Parlor In Westfield, cooking up his specialty. Lions select Business-skilled volunteers can provide helpful counseling The U.S. Small Business Administration Nationwide SCORE has more than 13,000 vol- with backgrounds in accounting, business plan- new president (SBA) is actively recruiting men and women unteers. In New Jersey, SCORE has 29 coun- ning, marketing, engineering, government pro- with varied business backgrounds to become seling locations and boasts over 250 members. curement, or any basic business skill are need- Westfield resident Michael members of the Service Corps of Retired Ex- "Despite SCORE'S success in New Jersey, we ed to help assist New Jersey entrepreneurs. Lampert was installed as the new ecutives (SCORE). SCORE is a voluntary orga- are still in need of more volunteers to meet the Individuals who can help small businesses president of the Westfield lions nization comprising retired and active business- growing demand for business development as- grow and prosper are asked to contact William Club at an awards dinner held at men and women who provide one-on-one coun- sistance, particularly in Southern New Jersey," Schoephoester at (201) 645-3982 from 9:30 a.m.- the Steak & Ale in Mountainside. seling to established or prospective small- said William Schoephoester, SCORE district 2 p.m., or Lionel Dreeben of the Southern New Mr. Lampert is associate dean for business owners/managers in need of advice on manager for New Jersey. Jersey SCORE office at (609) 757-5184 from 9:30 the School of Business, Gov- how to manage their business. According to Mr. Schoephoester, volunteers am.-noon. ernment and Technology at Kean College in Union. 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Available Mother of God, Queen of anytime- call 442-1625 Heaven and Earthl I Advertise your sale in the Classifieds humbly beseech you FOUND- ladles watch, from the bottom of my section that reaches over 380,000 readers found Tuesday overling honrt to succor me In this each week. We'll place your 6-line ad in n Highland Park 6/29, necessity. There are goa-846-5806 rono I hat can withstand our widely read section AND give you a your power. Oh, show FOUND- Lapsa Apasa. me herein you are my FREE Garage Sale Kit with: About 6 to 11 yr. old, mother. Oh Mary, con- only has 6 teeth, very ceived without sin, pray HOO bright yellow i Tip sheet on how to friendly, black A white, tor us who have recourse hair cut like Billy Idol, to Ihoe (3x). Holy Mother, price stickers run the sale found on Cranford/Gar- I place this cause In your wood lino 6/29/93, 90B- hands (3x>. Holy Spirit, I Coupon for a free 298-0852 12 address signs you who solve all prob- "weather proof" ad lems, light all roads so with arrows 1040 that I can attain my goal. In case of rain You who gave me the di- Personals vine gift to forgive and forget all evil against me Alter the sale, enjoy a delicious FREE Little Caesar's and that In all Instances large cheese pizza from a participating restaurant. A Each additional line costs $1.00 MRS. ANTHONY in my life you are with TAROT CARD « ma, I want In this short great way to end a successful sale. Pick up your pizza PSYCHIC READER prayer to thank you for all things as you confirm at these Little Caesar's locations: HELP* ADVICE IN ALL once again that I never WALKS OF LIFE want lo be separated Brktaswaler Somerset Westfleld Avallablo For from you In eternal glory. Social Qjiherlngs Rl. 28andAdamsvil« Rd. Easlon Ave. and E North Ave. A Central Thank you tor your Open 9 to 9 mercy toward me and 218-0116 Cedar Grove Lane (DnJfl Fair Plaza) Clip and mail this coupon wilh your Name W Price With This Ad mlnu. The person must 271-4800 789-2299 $15 00" payment tu Forbes Claielded 908-322-4781 say this prayer 3 con- FREE pizia oflsr, PO Box 690, Address secutive days. After 3 ADOPTED— daughter days, the request will be MMdltoex North Edison Avenel Somerville. NJ 06676. Ad must be received by Monday al noon tar City State Zip ige 3 & parenia wish to granted. This prayer hare their love A SDCU- 100 Harrw Avenue 1153 Inman Ave. ' 1392 St. George Ave. publication In Dial week's newspapers. must be published after 3664685 (Northslde Plaza) (next to Blockbuster Video) Daytime phone. rlly with white newborn. the tavor la granted. T.S. ' Oarage aalo advertisers only. Mom stays home. Legal/ 769-7744 499-7001 No other discount* apply. Home phone — medical paid. Mnrla & om 1-B00-847-1571 Ads In Classified don't cost — Advertl$e in tht Cltisllled! They payl •A Forbes Newspaper • U-2 / Forbes Newspapers Claealfleda July 7, 8,0,1893 onea again that promised. Thle novana aiss- art, coins, glaaa, furni- waahatand A 3 drawers 2 Parrete, Manx 1S24 ***** want to ba aaparatad cheat, brass • iron high $7 Goose laya ttw dot* haa never been! swnto 1100 • WansedtoSuy ture, collecfablaa, etc. PSYCHIC from you In eternal glory. fall. Thla prayer la to ba Don't mtaa thla tale) 10% head single bed, 4 pc. an Egg In boa. Mara Mys- RCADMOS Thanh you for your aald for • conaecuttve buyara pram. caah/N.J. Mgh head Bd. twin bed- tic Motorcycle In box, By Dorothy rnarcy toward ma anddaya.) My prayera have check. Air cond. catered. room auite, oak com-Mar* "Where'e the Fire- in boa A Tricky Fire Lov«, HMlth, Business mine. The person must For Information. mode, R.C.A, floor model aay thla prayer 3 con- * table top vletrolaa, Chlefa car, Marx Hae SMCIALi Tarol card marble topa for waah- Haw horee A cart. reading! *S w/lhl* Ad. aecutlve daya. After 3 WINDSOR AUCTIONS days, the request wM be WANTED APPUANCS SALB- Re- atand a dresser. $ panel Rumba Oarman tin si- Call for appt. Bound Brk granted. Thla prayer Mgaralor-OOS. Washer/ hanging alag glaaa ephant, Ig. wood A tin 90SBMSa40O4 DUD OR MM PUBLIC AUCTION has moved to mutt be pubUahed attar Dryar-tTBea. Fully guar. ANTIOUSB-PRIMmVIS dome, Kaahan omistan horse A cart, lot lead tfi# MiyOf 99 flfeWHsUl* ftaawa Free Me - aa-SiS-Mmin. orientaII.IMI.IMlI 279T" " la*X 54IU*" runnin-. Cowboys A Indiana, plas- TO THI •7*M*r 131-1947 FRBNCH DBSK •LBSBID VtnOIN — CaHtos-r ORIBNTAL RUOS nere A 4'0" x7B" rug tic done A wood doHfur- aWIDISN MASBAOB JOOt) NANOINQ DOME A3' x 6' prayer rug, 100 nllure, Risque 1301 (Never known lo fail). THBRAPV- relieves Refrlg. German do*, lot chllda Oh, moat beautiful flower I OR SAii aratoraaao, , washersas, ,dryer y s FULPBR old picture frames * Weekend Plus atraaa. tanalon. a or a prints, Wallace Nutting games A booka. 24* flgu- of Ml. Carmal, fruitful frfrom $10$ 0 ft.ft Up.U AlAll guarl a- TOVaVCAH print, 3 pc. rattan aaf, ral Spanish Conquests* vlna aplandor of Heavan. anteed. S0S-SS1-1M7. tfar banquet lamp, Rsyo- Look for a newlydesigned Introductions, the Blesead Mothar of tha circulation, We offer fun Auction for Eat. of Ir- dome top trunk w/tray, 3 body bruahing and aMn DflYtR- Seara Kenmore Kaukauna Klub blue A cranbury A other lamps, best way to meet people in Central New Jersey, •on of Qod, Immaculata atta Ofwgiaa, WCttureh 1M3 Ford FaMaln 900-4 Virgin, asalat ma In my cw. K#y WsMt Pfttoucu hvy dty, good eond. white butter crocks, old and gift carttneatae avafcv pie platee 1 yellow A t door w/10.000 orlg. miles now in our popular entertainment section, neceaslty. Oh, Star of tha From Rt. 71 take earl 33 garaga hopt, some tools, Saa, help ma and anew able. Sy appointment CanWsM-1473. « turn left ft over Rt. 7$ white/ tg. yarloware bowl, WeekendFlus. Try these two new features: only. C.M.T. l0. Veeuvto 15 old mixing bowls, Fl- much unlisted. This is ma, herein you ara my WASHIR- $75. Dryer, (If going Baal), go 1 only a partial listing. Not mothar. Oh, Holy Mary, MMHIM m«* « turn left onto Val- eata green gravy boat. I. $es. Stove, $7S. Refrig- floor model comb, sale, responsible tor ac- Mothar of Qod, Queen of THANKSQIVINa HO- erator, $170. Can deliver. ley Rd. * short distance cidents. Car aold at O Introductions Infoline: a recorded message Haivan and Earthl 1 to eate. Arrows peeled. S pc set German bowls, VINA TO ST. JUOC- Color console TV $tM. 4 agate 1 « 2 qt. milk 12:30 followed by frurnl- with all the information you need to help you place humbly baaaach you Holy St. Jude, Apoatfa Pit call 722-0388. ture. Mrs. OougTaa was (ram tha bottom of my •at. July 1O-t:» AM paJla, lota of agateware, your written ad, record your voice greeting ana and Martyr, great In vir- WINDOW A/C-Amana 11 pc. gtaaa spice eat In 102 yr. old A rtved In this heart to auccor ma In ttila tue and rich In miracle*, 2010-3100 Shad* houae over 70 years. retrieve your messages. Kristen and Russell answer neceaslty. Thera arc 12000 BTU aa new $300, wire door rack, old kitch- near kinsman of Jaaua OE Waaher and Electric en gadgeti, apple paaier, Great Auction, long day. all your questions when you call 1-500-559-9*95 and nona that can withstand Christ, faithful Intercee- 3010 • Regency roaawood Oriental ruga caah only. your power. Oh, ahow Dryer $200 tor both. Cat) secretaire In French Em- echoot elates, 2 stereo- ask for extension 6200. If you receive a recording aor of all who invoke scopes A cards, 3 butler No buyav B DfMiwjffii ma haraln you ara my Gerry 9054226. pire style about 1820s Terms: Caah or approved that die office is closed, hit * (star button) 6200 on mothar. Oh Mary, con- tall w/many secret draw- ladles. 3 veg. eultere 1 of need. To you I signed, Ig. Indian basket, your touch tone phone. calved without aln, pray have recourse from tha era • lota of Inlay work lor ua who have recourse Advrtif In iht Cltstilitd! also Inlaid Sunburst In- Ig. split weave basket, Food to thee (3M). Holy Mothar. depth of my heart and side w/pawfaet from tha pantry box, Ig. Fulpar I pltca thla cause In your humbly bag to whom John F. Talmadge (Aud- shall bowl-2 vases A © Introductions Mailbox: a private mail box you Ood has given auch flower frog, lot green A handa (3M), Holy Spirit, Qreat power to come to "ami* lay Farm Eat.) Mendnam, can rent through Forbes Classifieds to receive you who aolva all prob- NJ, Leonard's Polar King pink depr. glass, oples- letters and/or photographs, in addition to voice lems, light all roads so 3 door oak Ice box. Self. cent A carnival glass, lot that I can attain my goal. In my preeent and urgent ars roll top kitchen cabi- Ironstone, 4 Ig. cut glass The introductory rate is only $5.00 a You who gave me the di- petition, In return I profit* net w/ftour bin, 4 shelf bowls, 2 copper lustre auo vine gift to forgtve and lea to make your name 1108 ••>*a*e pitchers, Ig. helsey loop week. Order your mailbox when you place your known and cause you to ANnQUS AUCTION- Sat. doubla door bookcase, forget all evil against ma July 10, 8pm. Preview at fainting couch, Ig. wicker bowl, oyster bowf, blue be Invoked. (Bay 3 Our 1110- colbolt, caator aat, twirl FREE Introductions ad by calling 1-8O0-559-9495. and that In all Instances 1 3pm. Knights of Colum- baby carriage, oak Larkln APPLB Hi- W/B 8-W* A In my Ufa you era with Fathers. 3 HaM Itary 11*0- shaker, frosted Ikw Jar, Olory Be'e). Ot. J 1130- bus 2400 North Av*. desk, oak treadle tewing 2 3-v*" floppy diaks; ma, I warn In thla short Weatnald. Over 300 Qual- machine, Lincoln I ruby glaaa, Schoennut tor; Tl Forbes Newspapers priyar to thank you for pray (or ua and allwho piano 1 Metalophona, tin Invoke your aid. 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In tha MOVERS cheek, VISA or orttw, iay-oa»a equip., brokan. Moving, looklrv UvabVUwaOul 1*17 9mu>»eoreiaborata hama Dr.; M. 8 Set T/9 J19 araa, WlCL TUTOR IN Card. For 9 quota on araltaman workbaneh. for good homa. 906 Part Tlma/PuM Tlmo All P«VuW Of COWtPwM a 10. •am-noon. Outtar, atod Ava.; Sat., 7/10, 757-7809. AlaoSummara •1 Ptaea Kama eApta. ONASNOESTMINa coat, plaaaa call violin, king ai. bad- aewlna maehlna. H/H 9am-3pm. 12* Hull, Klrby all tubleota, primary Mama, Hardware, A toya. Call 909.7944090 or aradaa through H.8. apianoa aotncaa (909) SSS411* . 1-9flO-8W496. tpread, drill, gamaa, Vac., OoltClub*. Answar- OIVE SOMEONE A 20149*4090 eHomaa-7 rma, or laaa houaahold a lota mow. 10 yaara o( pack-rating phona. toya and mora. iDUCATtONAC T1ST- MUST 0OI SMILE- Somaraat Ra- AMOROAIl*- Child- Hia await. Or. Robart H. 4210 BERNAROSVILLI- 113 PUMEI I.IM- 319 Mown- gjonal Animal Shattar haa AFT« MOUSB. OPnCB Ctaramant Reads Aimoai MO. FLAIMFieLO- 117 WHITCHOUSC- Cot- cara by loving, axp. Zaramba. 7894997 SHOP ON tasmtow Tarraaa. 7/10/ OHUNUOOK RD.- Hngton Ava.; (off R1.22 pupplot, klttana, dogi Chrlatlan mothar o( 9 In CLBANIlia- Tha new- Clothing. Jewelry. 99 Munl-Famlly. 9-apm and cata. AdopMon raa- "CLEAN" PEOPLE. CompMa body work A Fure, Accaaaorla*. Fine Qaraga Sala July 0, 9, E.bound/Bahind Mark Brldgawatar. 2114019. >a. Don'_. t call Toy*, klda elothet, 10th. IMpm. Chavrolat, look for big •onable. Mlaalng a pat? Rallabla, bondad, Ina quality homa furnlahlnga. AUJ VAHMUIBMBM high ptlcad ahopa, call antlquaa, collactlblea, houaanotd Kama, ate. alfln*) 7/10-11, 8-9 pm, Call 7284309. • CaM: ua tor fraa aatlmata at AUTODBTAIUNO MSCATAWAY- 19S WH- Santor Cltlxan moving, Llva-lin Curepaa__ _r_ n _gMa ,. (Slmonli*) kiterkx, Exter- from eonelanmanta a *a- DUMLLBM- 949 IM Aw.;, 7/10 A 11; 9- . foor r itt momo., avinaaaviraaii CLBANINtt MOUMt- U Bat aUaaMa* aVal A ,any Mme: (909) 724-7031. i»et daalera. New< DuiMNan Am.; Sal. A Uq. 60 yr. accum., Roa- Apta A efltoaa, tun. thrui n>Vt P*VSJaf1| 9fV*»% ior, Engine, Trunk, 12! 1pm. 8ofa bad, daaka, avflla Full Baa Hummala, ooat9i70/wk.Call SLIPCOVERS- Window yra. J A P Auto 722-2823; arrtvai*-i90O'* Ptaa arm- 9un. 7/10 A 11, 94 pm. blkea. alada. Bamboo tot. ajwttmarooodrafar' CaB90S471491B. oira, Hooalar. wlcker,| HOVJIW-Waaher/dryer, 2 fuM aata Stangla Dining m. Somareet County. treatment*, upholatary. chairs a table*, old ra- wara, Bavarlna ChH chMlon CLOTHING ALTER' wrought Iron, Naw mer-i „*.—,—, •* m^jNVM.< itmr-ntfltwK, dios, tuba taatar, dlahaa, 909-Tt8-1949 ATtONS- A repair* 119 chandlea dallvt na.Candlawlcka, Wast-; _Jf TWSaaaaOm "aaaHBI m»P*OT" ate. Can 7074101, QRvriy W RNVMooot oomputar UMa, nioht lav North Qaeton Ava, Fast INCOME OUAUTV moraland, alamwara, ride kxa of TLC m my jCUANINQ- Condoa/ or (201 391-254B.. k N ti d trtee. much moral aaeratary daak, Victorian Wmaa/Apta LOW RATES SrK aarvlca 909-72»-3ai9 CONSiaNMSNTE Kind, poaltlva malhoda, Brldgewatar homa O«*ler co-op apace avail. SO. HAINfWLD- 141 fum., apod quality, LR. . i yaraj, inn ano •40+. Ptoi oxiaNty aatv. ATTORNEY AVAIL* •STATI SATTLBMENTS RawayAv^i Sat. 7/10,9- BR, DR turn., knick- 27 yra. axp., Val rao. 'HonaatfraNabiaMsiB/ta ABU- Cloolnge, nun- Tue-F 10-6, Thura. til 9 rasuha guarantaad, Z loe. anacka Inctudad. 38 Yaara 9494122 Sal. 10-5. 4pm. Rain Data. Sun. knack* ft lot* of nice 909-72*3199 Irafa. Carol 909-794497 fMOCinttSi LSBaMCa riVw aMMaaSaA • Ua^^MMBBa- AMWa% to 1/19 C/999Watf; mlac. In araa. •M-798-7700 7/11. Mlacaflanoua llama., CLIANINw- Profaa- Eatata mattara, Wllla. Matuchan Prof. Sldg Corp. Oaou.9 Raaaon., 408 Main St. Matuchan Plaeataway. Lowing cara •avlfluaaaJ t l rataa.L.Oo«b.WS413* lor Mania and "oddjara. WJffaVi HOUSE KEEPERS- 2X90 •HNtHIMi* C4W TOT MliOOf loiMh. ATTONNIY HOUtl Nanny nurae, nursing V CAU* WWa (from 970). cara. alderly compan- Cfaalnga (from S*9S «In-i ions, live In couple*, drlv- flfl» CaM TnC oprporaHon* (kom SMS). FjHjhta laava our o*rn ll> ara, * cooka. 24 hr. ANTMUI A MED- Fur- tor CANARY- Mala, yallowj HAY mtklMM- 1 at out At uMk 909-7984 CM tor avaat ttw, othar oanaad balloon port In aervtae. 7 daya Awfc nttura, CM M eata and with caoa, food * all: faVTS (IWt, CHILD CAR!- In nw HOUSE CLBANIMQ njhltahouaa at Spm dairy. 201483-1M7 WURLITZen THEATRE BRa from 1900a le . ^..gjlg axtraa. wmo. Fiaaa* c LAWT td%4 Miry thru Octooor. Ona of OHOAH- 3rd Keyboard 1990**. Akw maw. p*ac- old toya, toaaaaaJIMama , ottarawWa 41MS00. • ??. NJ'a oMaat and moat ax- LOOKING POR A PHO- Synthaaliar lull floor camaraa, mllrtary, TVa, raapond lo Box ISO,' TOOftAPtam? for doing aa,947-1— Forboa Nawjpapara, ATI parlanead ballooning padalt w/oombo ac- world* Fair, fountain companlaal 9178 par your Wadding or Family . c om pa nlament • & TACKLE- oot> CaN 27*9777. .r*^9* BOX 9Nf avOfTWOrtNfti Wanta to aarva Com- Group Photo*. Call * NawJaraay 09979. , CHILO_CAWj- In my paraon. rhythm aactton. Asking laoior wante to buy OLD, I BUY ALMOST lBT munity. Dtaoount taaa of- : Charlaa Moore IM. roda. reae* lurae. oatfr MWdjlaaai homa» FTi In a m ivjEjBji rvsrauniBi. CONTACT DINNY AT S1M0/BO. 908-757-50M, PARROT- YaHow Napa HMlBjBJCUAMSS a^aatk aua ^m**Mt^*M attar a pm,. KW• 299-1994 awaf Br*M ANVIIIIMU loving, oaring A aamulavj VflWI ilW TflUTTaTy i YILLOWBTONE Amazon, 2 yaar old ttsysAyk. tamaraat 1 BALLOON 14004714799 On* Nam er an domaattc, noo atop talfcar ng anvkanmant. Rala. YOUR cuwnn AD- mnUBmmt Isanlin BaTWlBBjB*, onlr Od af MASBAOB THEWAPY can ba publish** in 92 A lovaa to ba hatd. S7W/ ForSTftSSSraducflon i MJ newepepers with on OLD 0*19. PAINT- BO. 909-919-7717. 90S40M4S1 , AMTACertnad F aaay phone call 8. (or MMt— (Oamaaad OK), Oww 10 yr. ma.. Fraa) BIRTHDAY PARTIES- Lynn Ohiardo: 3024824 ana low priea. For only Magle ahow A balloon Eat I RailablalT HeiTa RBOISTBRED ARCHI- 1218 vow ad «MI raach waJLCaHawaa 73949991 anlmala. Call Conatan- ovar 1.2 mWlon homea tma. 909-7743. TSCT- NJ. NY A PA. throughout tho alata. Pla. POST CARDS'- Toya POOSH WOMAN- Conaultatlon by appt. call "-9O0-989-9498 lor Qanwa. Tralna, Banka, only. RaaM. naw altar, or detail* about SCAN • SnaSnaatt MuaeMuale.. PotttlcalPotttlcal, kfour nouMe Rod* own DtSCJOCKBYS add. CaH 909-4944399. Statewlda ClaaaifM Ad OlanayOl , WoridWoida FFairi , jlrana.. tow pctoaa. 909- •Mora than Juat Muale" Faaa Raaeonabte. Oalia, Maaattnai, ato. Cl4b9S«4491l 1949. SWEDISH MASSAOl- I CAN DRAW by appt. only. CanWad. • Any Sos or Coma and aRparlanoa vf CnQQWVf letaan your houaa or apt,: ANYTHINOI Portrait*, DM Vaauvto 9994924. tha 9haka*Fow dMar- m*ni •pprev«tf. leetM ataraaa»nabliprloa,a»- charaetar akalcha* tor TRAVIS PHOTOORAPMY OonoHioii anc* at Naw Jaraay'a oounMtOf. Call N.J. r*- .irwiraiwwait w«*99 waaiii partial. Reasonable We Coma To voui spa-, moat baautlful puppy refl tataa. 909449-0549 OMorNsw am. raf. 909.7944797, AoK nSSOftsI GW*V* clallalng In: Portralla- CaBR«M«1S4T4«. Indlvlduil, Family. En- PayTopDolsr PONIES POR PARTin gagiamanl, Baby, Pat and * All puppiaa ara A.K.C. TEK-PRO Pony rtdaa A carouaall mv YOU CAM HAVB Roma Glamour. • Prompt Stivfei raglaiarad and aalactad CHILDCARI- In m 1 S9 WW CREDtT-VISAI Savltwa ponlaa for partlaa. pic- WoAf* for broad conformity and t h CCPPH nlca A fair*. Alao a trac- S --r f#OUaf*Hl. No FS*J9 to apply, land SASE to tor puNad hayrtda for all Oriental Ruga* occaalona. Call Joanna, AoVartJt* In tht ClmHiriU Clocka*TaM*Wrrdra , CREDIT; BOX 90S, Naw Brunawlck 09903. or WMtney 90»888-3t40 BSTATI LMMOATIOMI CHHJCAIW- omoaA_waa Cat) walla narallTWa jnauraa DrooaBiVfc, inonw, c/v^, ari propar davaiopfnanl lor a Eip. A Rala. Lg. yd.. 4170 ALL LIONEL, tVIS, happy, waH adjuatad. lov- playrm. 909-7914 TS4. ing pal. AMERICAN FLYIR- CHILDCAHB- My and olhar toy Iraina. Col- TO * Famoua 8haka-A4*aw Rarltan homa. Lola ol Uta«ma Haaith Ouaran- TLC. 1> yra. aap. Infanta A-1 MOVERS- Low •a. Call 1 W4W fin OK. 909-2314*94 or 201-818-9069 taa Indudaa compllman- rataa, Inawad, local A ADVERTISE Mt In C/au/Had try vatarlnary and traa DAY CAM. MB) pNWtda long dlatanea. 34-hr, AMERICAN PLVSR * U don't coil - facal axamlnatlon and aarviea. 2014734740. ONBL TRAINt a OLD & TOYS- ma eaa 989-799- Thiy pty! Ing. ALL JERSEY CALL OUR 0348. laava maaaaaa or Naar tSir/fCiT T call altar 9pm Bring tha whola famtty. 14 Bouia 22 Wa»t. CLASSIFIED HOTLINE Qrasnbrook. 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Call brochures, rtawtlattara, ELAC/ACOUSne BASS Plaeataway flW-0326. • BANKRUPTCY Our Intrtdutli** advisofi ate ready to Dtbblo 722-7087 directorial, magazines, LOVING-NO, prnd. mom INSTRUCTION- Bagln- make ic easy to place your FREE id. promotional package*. will provlda tha warmth a nar/Advancad, ail ah/la* BOAHDIMO Wa handle all phases of Everyone who plicei an ad by Friday Large Indoor/outdoor stimulation your child of mualo, !aarn to groove, (.001) (III 1)11 IS 1 SSIMIAL! production Including need* to bloiaom A raad, Improviae. W/axp. at 5 p.m. of that week's publication is rings, trails. $385. Pino printing. For mora infor- Ad* In Classified Hill, Call: 908-7^2-7037 grow. Lota of toya, NY pro W/M.M. Raaaon- automatically eligible tu win. Call mation B00-64O-B70B swing* ft sand, nutritious able rataa.(909)2334732. don't cost — 1-800-559-9495 to place your ad today! LEASE— 9 yr old quarter LIGHT HAULING a MES- meals A snacks. Call They pay! 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In business for then one call does It all! Trimming, Tree Work. Free eat. 762-0441. "Master ot the smailiob" CARPENTRY A ROOF- .PAINTING* 35 yra. Jim MHHo A Sona Hauling. We'll beat any MASONRY AU. STATS VO6-066-764O ING- repair. Ceiling A BYRNE PAINTING 006-6474116 written est, Reliable Ser- sidewalks, patios, step* ROOFING ROOFING A PAVING floor porches, steps, JAM vlce. Charlkt, 7686429. STUMP Painting, paperhanglng, Seal Coating drivewaya A DOfTTCALLUS I paint. Call 3S6-9020 ION cement facing, wall seal- power wathlng, Interior/ SIDING Until you've called the REMOVAL ing A coating, Ext drain- fill-In cracks. All work LANDSCAPING- lawn exterior, custom work, 20yrs exp. Very high guaranteed. Free Esti- others. Then call CARPENTKY BY OUEU We Specialize In malm. Spring clean-ups, •Top Soil/Mulch age, Free est • Fully Ins. very neat, fully Insured. Cl CONTRACTINQ for All work fully guaranteed! quality, very neat & mates. 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Decks In- Oarages, Basement*, kitchen A bath remodel- THE PLANTSNAPER A steps, driveways, pa- Call Sponcor McLelsh Gutter repair, Int./Ext. •00-534-1 WO ing, bsssments, drywail Installations & clean-ups. stalled. FREE ESTI- Attic*. Yard Wast*, Etc. 19 Veer* Experience have your shrubs A small tios A rstalnlng wall, *«NV231-8&*94* painting, c*»:937-6134 For Prompt, Reliable A taping. NO JOB TOO Call Jeff 753-6742. MATES. Call Tom, 755- * * * * tree* prof, shaped this wood deck*, Belgium 6541,600-300-6541. LEE'S ROOFING Service, (006) 522-9141. SMALL! Fully Insured, LUSARDI season. Mulch A shrub block. Free eet. fully ins. j. osouns free est. 70+03*1. 90S-7M-f4ta 4300 Build Up Flat A Gravel cuNtrmv CLEANUP A LIOHT LAWN MAINTENANCE Installations. 20 yrs. exp. Sr. disc. Doug 234-9008 * PAINTING BY JOHN* roof*. Rubberized water- Quality craftsmanship on HAULING- of all types. JFK CONSTRUCT1ON- SERVICES Anthony E. Kroposky Quality Interior Painting proofing. Skylights re- CARPENTRY- A Home Creating & maintaining 725-4476 additions, alteration*, Free estimates, Insured, Improvements. I do it Cranrord, sos-irs-ioia Small Exterior Jobs psired, Water tight coat- roofing, siding, door*, low rates, We work week- All work guaranteed. beautiful lawns & land- 10% Oft With This Ad Ing. II roof develops * . ALLi All phases of home tcspes is our business. TIMBER TRBB kitchens A bath, decks A ends. Tony, 761-0400. Improvements. Free est. One contractor tor all EXPERTS INC Frse Estimates leak or *u*talns any replacement windows. In In*. Steve, 9O0-0U-7O42 your need*. Large or It's what w* do best. damage after completion ,. JUNK REMOVAL- Attic, Senior discounts Tree removal. Trimming, * BO8-781-941S * COPPERHEAD surod, free ottlmatet small, we do It all! topping A stump grind- guaranteed, NO Call flSS.784-0014 basement, backyards. CERAMIC TILS A egg HI Sill JOHN MACNAMARA Plumbing A Heating Inc CHARQE, Will repair. ~ Call Joe 267-1281. JR HOME IMPftOVMENT ing. Free est. Fully In- sursd. Call 906-619-7531 JK'S PAINTING- Interior •New Construction 10% discount to Sr. citi- • ADO-A LIVIL • Pilnllng, roofing, patch- painting A wallpapering. •Boiler Installations zens. Free Estimate*. 11 yr*. experience, long work A odd lob* WALLCOVERING AeMRJon*«Balhroom* lasting quality work, Fully SCHMIEDE TREE A STUMP EX- Free estimate*. Fully in- •Drain Cleaning •08-267-4793 tiindSBfcs-Vlnyl Siding int.. free eetmete*. ref*. PERTS- all typss of tree INSTALLATIONS; •ured. Recommended by •Water Heater* Kttohena.tt Years E*p. John DaNteola, Jr. work, etump removal. Interior Decorators. Expert, Neat, Friendly ROOFINO^LL TVPES- •• 1-M0-S73-1109 •• 006-1U-7M3 Reasonable rates. Fully and 906-709-0160 Service. Uc. 8917. Call Fully In*., FREE ESTI MOVING TREE EXPERT CO. Over 20 yr*. exp. P. Oan- Insured. Free Estimates. NINA KALLAS- Painting 7Sa-0606/647-9331 CERAMIC TILt AMERICAN Intsrlor Painting nuccl iOO*M6l6« 4070 Small moves, apart • THmming 1 Paperhanglng, Re- DION NATALE All phases of Installation ments A homes. Busi- WESTFIELD ROOFING A repair. Kitchens, bath- Quality ! pair*. Plaater/Sheetrock. PLUMBING A HEATING ness** A Corporate. • Repairs TREE MAIMTCNANCE- 27 yr*. exp. 322-4030 Reasonable rates COMPANY rooms, countertops, wa- Compare A save. All Typee of Roofing terproofing t regrouilng. • Removal Tree removals, shrub Workmanship Prompt service A-i lucmtc co. Free estimates. PAINTING A PAPER A Siding : HOME All work 100 PER CENT pruning. Commercial A HANGING- Experi- 322-9006. LIC. #9455 No Job Too Small GUARANTEED. Call PM#00649 Modern Equipment residential. Quality work Call: Work 100% Guaranteed : enced, clean, Quality Free Est. Fully In*. No Challenge Too Great Ceramic Tile of Rsrltan Slate Cerillled at fair prices. Over 20 Joe Kllngeblel WOffc. call: 908-725-3356 EMERGENCY Reeltfentlal/Smell Bus. for frss estimate. 908-968-2582 yrs. experience. Al*o- Specialists Carpentry (All phases) imrncdifite Seivlcr firewood for aalel Call PAINTING A WALLPA- SERVICE 9O6-626-M19 Irnu'frt For ^our Protection 381-9656 All work guaranteed. Sheet Rock e Palming PELAGO 658-3268 or 321-0077 PERING- Exterior/ Inte- Sewer & drain cleaning, UC. 8460. Fences e Deck* CERAMIC TILE CONSTUCnON CO free estimates rior, custom work, Com- water heaters, Bath- 271-4M3 664-1390 Outdoor itructure* Remodeling, installation Roofing - Siding • Deck* merclal/recldentlal. room*. All plumbing re- Masonry • Patio* and repair. Free esti- 233TREE Tree FULLY INSURED. Nick pair*. ALK ELECTRIC- redd, mates. 908-236-7935 Home Remodeling PAINTING A PAPER Bathroom ( Basement HANGING- lnt*rior/ex- 656-9235 Truppl Plumbing, Uc. CAC WALLPAPERING-, comrtt. A InduIndus!.s , avail Call 806-269-2448 4B707. Call 764-3780. days, weekend*, night*, Remodeling CERAMIC TILE- kitch- Since 1974 PINE LANDSCAPING * Removal terlor. Window repairs. PAINTING (Ed RelHy) reasonable rates, expert LAWN MAINTENANCE- FREE ESTI Fully Ins., And much more... ens, bathrooms, counter Quality workmanship for Interior/Exterior — P.M.C. PLUMBING AND workmanship. No job to Always free estimetss tops, floors, expert Landscap* construction 25 years. No Job loo Spring Estimates. Power small 908-704-3431 reasonable rates, Lie. ED BUBO'S A design. Tree removal A HEATING- Don't be 4732, MtWS-4030 and competitive rate*. marble Install., FREE POOL SERVICE VENIt BROS. small. Insured. Free esti- Wash. Custom work. afrsld to call a plumber * Insured* ESTI!, REF., 974-7606 trimming. Owner oper- mate, prompt service. Very nest. Ret*. She*t- PAPERHANGIHG- No OpenlngaeCloaings iled. Fully int. Ref* avail. Treo Exports again No job too small. job too small 1 Call Nancy ASPSN ILICTIIIC- All CALL JOHN MUSELLI Vacuum A Full Repair Boe> Steinman rock Repairs. Fully Int. Sewer and drain cleaning COLTON CLAIRE Satisfaction guaranteed. 359-61BO 620-1382 276-1549. Union County residential needs: house Paint Job* Free EM. 906-752.3767 • speciality. Free Esti- tans, smoke detector*, HOME IMPROVEMENT- Call 968-5670 FULLY INSURED only please. (90S) 249-6652 Power Washing Available A • PAINTING mates. Fully insured. Lie. lighting, telephones, etc. replace existing CAC #9466. A. O. CONSTRUCTION System with energy el- For Decks A Houses ROSE GARDEN Int. A Ext. specialist PAINTING WALLPAPERING BY Quick response. Lie. 90S-323-M12 LANDSCAPING •06-805 9274 FEMININE TOUCH #7534. Call 350-3041; CO.— All phase* of llcl«nt Hlel Unit. 1 day in- 15 yr. exp., Ref. A Ins. AAA home Improvement and stall. Fully Ina. Disc, with Landacaplng daalgns, 900.960-6924 Reasonable rate*. 6734)137. POWEftWASHINQ PLUMBING A HEATING Prompt service. Free •»- renovation*. Fully Ins. Ad $250 908454-0733 planting A replanting CARNEVALE Low rates. Good service. B.P. BLECTRIC and free *»t. 808-752- •hrub*. Free Estimate*. timatee. No lob too COMPLETE HOME all homes, deck restora- A-1 WAYNE P. SCOTT- Exterior/Interior Drain cleaning. Free esti- smali. Call I800-2311-OM1 2 Uc. 7*46. Commercial, 1409 Fully iniured. 12 years mates. License #6461. Residential. Industrial, MAINTENANCE- Int./ tion, fences, concrete, Quality mssonry ser- Adi In Cftslftod Quality work. * A DELICATE TOUCH * etc. We wash everything vices. Free estimate. Call John 966-6634 Service Upgrade. Accent ADDITIONS Ext. Painting; light car- 900-7M-7M3 don't cotf - Reasonable Selection to Installation Lighting, No |ob too pentry; ceramic tile; odd Free Estimate. Cal References. Insured. 40 Imured 3000 Brand Names A ALTERATIONS jobs a. more. Free Ett. Champion Powerwsih yrs. a family business. small. •M-Mt-3M3. T/iey pay! Free Estimates Atfrtri's* In tht C\ntltl*t! Enen InetalWan •Kitchen* •Bathroom* MS-S79-SM1 906-489-7161 Advertise in the Classified.' Every (ob a specialty, COONCV ELECTRIC 968-5230 068-0467 •00-241-046S All types of wiring. Rei./ •Basement* •Decks D A D'S GUTTERS SIDtNaSYJBM Comm. Lighting Indoor/ •Ceramic Tile •ETC. Cleaning & flushing, Hsslde* A Repairs, Outdoor, etc. Uc.# 2878. Competitive price* Screen* Installed, Free Replacement Windows/ OOS-400-0261 Fully Intured estimate*, Fully Insured. Roofs. Fully Ins., Free Free eitlmates 908-561-7154 Est. John: 908-768-9087 ELECTRICAL SER- FOR DEPENDABLE, VICE- Quality work/rea- STRUCTURES HIOH QUALITY WORK, D * W HOME UNLIMITED sonable rate*. Avail. 4 •RAY LAEYT-S27-M33- pm & wkand*. FREE eat IMPROVEMENT Home improvements & fully Ins./bonded. LAB. ADDITIONS All pttasei ol Home Imp. remodeling. We do II all, Employment Guide ELECTRIC. Lie. 10020 Dormers— Siding, Roof- Fully in*. Free Estl Just give us a call. Call Oan 908-526-3896 Ing, Baths, Window* A Interior A Exterior Doors. 008-7S2-7S24. 1-800-254-1797 ELECTRICAL WORK You name It, we do It! CALL MIKE • 320-6008 THOMAS 8 DESTEFANO Security A recessed AFFORDABLE EST. 107S 5000 5020 lights, heaters, fan*, HOME REMODEUNd 5080 soso DECKS DECKS EXCAVATINQ A EMPLOYMEN1 CNMCamWa rta* phones, 240 volt service Bath, batemsni, decks, TRUCKINO Employment- changes, etc. Problami custom 'ite Installation, $7 PER FOOT. Limited All types of back-hoe a solved, quick response wallpapering and Int. & time Build now and trucking work, all type* Uc. #10202. Frse sst*. ext. painting. Free Est. save $$$. Fully Insured. BABYSITTER- lor new of maionry, concrete & born In our Highland CLERK/TYPIST- strong DID YOU Pleasa call David al Call Tom 908-7S5-6541 Unhrriied references. black-top driveways, ADMINISTRATIVE AVON SALBS- All or 1-800-300-6541 Color portfolio. CALL Park home, Mon.-Thurs. ASSISTANT- Fun. sreas. For Information typing skills, knowledge KNOW... 321-60SS or 469-6814 trenching, ale, prompt 4-9pm. Exper. necessary. This urn* *d can be read D0B-526-OO05 courteous service, progressive, non-profit call of W/P, 8, general clerical ELECTRICAL WORK- AL'S CARPET SERVICE Ref*. 908-572-7495 seek* person with Word 1-000^02-22*2 •kills, contact Ruth Yam- by more than 400,000 reasonable rates, fully readers In 17 publica- Commerclsl, residential specializing in repairing, DECKS, ADDITIONS Insured, 906-469-3576 Perfoct exp. Must be bor, Bourgh Clerk, antique, oriental ft hook BABYSITTING- Looking organized, detail- BILINGUAL tion* throughout Somer- and Industrial. Licensed, Patios, Kitchens, Baths. for a reliable babysitter Bourgh of Middlesex, rugs. Removal ot Wrin- oriented, atrong verbal/ ADMINISTRATIVE 1200 Mountain Ave, 908- set, Middlesex and Union No. 9141, and Imured. & morel Reasonable TOTAL HOME to work from 7am ASSISTANT Free estimates. Call kles, buckles. Stretching RENOVATIONS written *kill*. Low 20*. 356-7400 Counties? It caught your- rales. Free Est. 20 yrs. 8:30pm Thurs. A Frl. Will High energy, organized attention, didn't It? Vlnce Santonastsso Elec- A reinitiation of new & eaper. Red J69-7022. Decks, kitchens, baths, Send resume lo Com- used Carpet. Since 1050. care for 1 yr. old In my munications. Unltsd Wsy, Individual needed for COLLEGE STUDENTS Call YOUR ad In todayl tric 968-1609. ceramic tile, Interior/exte- 5010-5100 Westfleld home. Mature busy office, great phone 908-369-8970 DECKS- Ottering Cedar lSSaTOM 205 W. Main St.. Somer- H.S. SENIORS 1-8OO-SS9-M05 ELECTRICAL- All type* and CCA it Super Prices English speaking, non- vltle, NJ 08876. EOE. •kills A Spanish fluency We Get Reeultsl of wiring, Service Your Design or Ours. WINDOW A-1 REPAIRS 8010 Training smoker w/own tranep e must. Salary, commis- Union County branch of changes A paddle tan*. Fully Ins, Free Est. Replace glass, putty, Verifiable ref*. req. Call sions A benefit*. Call national corp. will fill 12 6020 Child Care 908-654-0866, after 7pm, ADVERTISING SALES 356-2084 for Interview. DRIVERSTOW TRUCK Additions. Uc. #«252. FENCE Tlmbertlne Construction caulk, paint & wasn. positions. $11.25 to Start. Experienced preferred. Harold Klouser-672-6760 90O-763-8761 Quality craftsmanship for Wanted Mon.-Frl. or wknds. Must be over 18. Gain Employment Forbes Nsw*peper* la Must be dependable. * v*) CJST* housekeeping. Somerset. You congratulate new old, cfeinllc. 297-1001 charpe. 1-800-201-2243. Paving. Reasonable *wIO MnlfCiS Nurse Earnings unlimited w/ Alterations rates. Hand applied. 908-846-6091 parents, new citizens, exc. Co., Christmas DRIVERS- FT/PT, expe- APPLIANCE REPAIRS Kitchens/Baths Guaranteed. Free Esti- and engaged women and And Health Around the World. Free rienced driver, perfect mates. 10% discount to AAAAA-1 ALL PHASES CHILDCARE/HOUSE- greet new neighbors. All m !or brand*, all Heating & Air Cond. KEEPER kit, no Investment, will record, able to lift. Call Free Estimates 8r. Citizens. Joe or Lee, OF LANDSCAPE CONST Your friendly visit will major appliances. Rea- Live out/In, Plscataway Service train. Call 908-985-8785. 908-722-9333, 9-5pm, sonable, experienced, re- References Insured •00-267-47*2 flock Walls Tie Walls lif provide useful Informa- Brick Patios Concrete area, lor 2 mon. old A 4 tion and girts trom local PO Box 170, 364 Union DENTAL ASSISTANT DRIVER— Straight truck, liable. Same day service, 561-7154 1906) 757-4644 yr. old, some cooking, Ave Jeff 908-369-4075 * * * • Curbing. Decks, COMPUTER TRAINING businesses. WELCOME Team oriented Individual CDL, experience ALL TYPES OF DRIVEWAYS A FENCING Sprinkler Systems Especially for beginners. mon.-frl., D.L. a H Exp. WAGON trains you. Al Elizabeth, NJ 0720B needed for general required. MUST know NY AFFORDABLE JUNK CARPENTRY- Repairs, BY CATENA Water falls A Ponds Learn: w/lnfant, start Sept. 7th, you need is a car and the Equal oppty employer dental practice In Far boroughs, freight han- REMOVAL- Reasonable Cemsnt, Bathroom* * Driveways, Curbing. All Call 906-359-8272 • WordPerfect 908-463-3847 time to give, 30 or 40 m/f/d/v Hills. I or all of the dling, excellent benefits. rate*. Free estimate, |la work. Call Mike tor type* of fencing. Free • Lotus hours par week positions following days: Mon., Call (90S) 756*6242, 908756.7893 Estimates. Will beat any ABSOLUTELY THE EXP PERSON— w/rel. to available. In Somerset BUSINESS OFFICE X-2 16, after 9am. oo estimate. • Other Leading supervisor child Mon. • lues. & Frl. 1-8 pm, Sat. 908-889.0566 price! 90B.96B-3432. BEST— price* on yard County call Sherl Per- AS6T.- F/7 clerical po- 8-4 pm, Exp. preferred, maintenance. Spring Software Frl., 9:30-3:30 pm, 908- sition available lor child F/PT— Local towing co. CHARAK CONSTRUCT Classes or 1-on-i. Call kins, {908)580-9143, In will train, 908-719-2910 TION— General carpen- clean up, lawn cutting, 626-6460 att. 3:30 Middlesex and Union care center. Diversified looking (or reliable per- thatching, seeding, fertil- Em for details. duties, processing lees, son. Must have valid NJ try, roofing, decks, aid- Advertise in the Classified! E-Z COMPUTER INFANT CARE- needed County call Sharon DRIVER Ing. Insured. 271-14SB izing, planting, trimming, Hardy, (906)545-8902. A/R, billing and WP. Must Fantastic opportunity lo license Exp. prefered. SERVICES In my Brldgewater home. have good computer and Bedmlnster 234-9678. edging & mulching. Fully Refs. own tranep. non- join sucessful, growing. Insurod 900-4*0-0823 math skills, be organ- t-800-4B4-72«7 I 9077 smoker, exp. 725-5265 & highly prolltable FENCE- Installers, sub VISIONS OF GREEN Izad, detailed and ac- employee-owned com- RESPONSIBLE curate Exp whh MS contractors, sales & yard 900-906-4138 BARTENDER TRAINING pany. This full time posi- person. Well ettab.Fence CLEAN UP, PAINT UP, FIX UP MOTHER'8 HELPER- word preferred. Coll tion, located In Bound ACTION TREE SERVICE Earn up to $10-115 /hr. 908-756-7788 Co. benefit* Eagle Fence rain to be a bartender. non-smoker, must have Brook, NJ, require* that "ALL" phases of tree/ transportation. The Hills you possess a NJ Driv- I Supply 908-528-S775 Be sure to check •hrub care, Free Estl Job placement a •• CHILDCARE- earn slstance, fee if accepted. Area. 3 days/wk. Flex. EOE er'* license and have n Full Time and Part Time Reason, rates, 302-0040 hrs. Rels. req. 7B1-249S. money providing quality good driving record. Exp. our "Services" and 000-532-9222 Auto chlldcaro for I Or more ALL UNLIMITED AMERICAN BARTEND- In driving a truck A or SCOTCH PLAINS- Live MANAOER/ASST. MOR. children In your own van, delivering mer- "Home Improvements" Trae eervteaMrees cui A ERS SCHOOL n/out, looking for cre- ••••WILL TRAIN*"* home. MONDAY MORN- tree debris removal chandise to customers, ative, loving, responsible ING INC. offers free In- warehousing, shipping A columns for the 201-478-8902 & enthusiastic person to Full eervlce tire and auto surance, referrals, equip- service center seeking receiving Is helpful. * * * A Use Your Card... watch my 2 1/2 & t yr. ment, back-up & more. Apply In person al: PROFESSIONAL HELP old. Qrsat lamllyl Cur aggressive person w/ Union Counly 908-668- NOW HIRING good eales ability A man- Banner Tire System ARBOHIST needed. 908-203-0485. 4884: Somerset County West Main Street Immediate openings You Need! agerial skill*. 908-528-4884 TREE SERVICE SUBURBAN AUTO MALL Bound Brook, NJ 06805 for all positions Removal, Trimming, SometvtHe/Metuehen Flex.hrs. • Qood Salary Stump Grinding. Rets, CLEANING PERSON- Ads In Classified (606) 726-6*06 for small motel, In Human Resources De- Reasonable & Fully In*. FLEMINOTON JOHNSON'S TREE don't cost — Brldgewater, Live-In partment 722-0773 900-358-6500 PIZZA HUT A LANDSCAPE Quick And They payl Advertise Flamlngton Circle OOoVeM.9090 Flemlngton Convenient! in the Classified! • * * # Advertise In the Classified! 908-806-8234 •A Forbes Newspaper- SMU-6 / Forbes Newspapers July 7, 8, 9,1993 Employment Guide III Become Part Of The Tradition: PART-TIME JOBS Could YOU sell Community Health Nursing this space? Community Health Nurses AT MIDLANTIC Monmouth m Middlesex Counties Forbes Newspapers is looking for All work options available • 12 hour shifts available Weekend Field Supervisor dynamic, energetic, competitive 1-3 years Community Health experience necessary • BSN required CAN BLEND WITH men and women. Clinical Supervisor Community Health experience necessary • BSN required Outside sales positions Evening nurses arc available NOW for YOUR FAMILY LIFE Monmouth ft Middlesex Counties confident and career- Advertising Full-time positions and part-time positions Combining work and family schedules requires a lot of planning. One change can mean minded men and women Flexible shifts ending at 9:00 pm that everything changes, and sometimes that makes it hard to keep a job and take care with advertising sales Sales Night Nurses of family members too. experience. Established Monmouth a\ Middlesex Counties ' That's why Midlantic plans schedules for part-time tellers in advance so busy people territories with growth Per diem available • Work from home • Flexible scheduling like you will have a schedule you can count on, potential are just waiting Professionals and so the Midlantic branch office where you work ForTOU. We offer minimal weekend work, and a competitive salary and benefits can count on you. package which includes tuition reimbursement.Please send or fax resume, 908-530-5626 or call Marjorie Forging, RN, Manager, Recruitment «t: And at Midlantic your paycheck will make good The future of newspapers is suburban weeklies leHUMtW (lines open 24 hour»).We are an equal opportunity employer. • sense, too, because our pay schedule reflects your and Forbes Newspapers has built a group of work schedule. 23-publications serving Somerset, Middlesex and Union Counties. Fill out the Employment Inquiry to tell us who you MC0SS NURSING SERVICES are plus where arid when you prefer to work, and we will do our best to find a match. Mail it within We offer a competitive compensational and Y41 Bodman Place, Red Bank, NJ 07701 three days to: Ms. Laura Hunt, Midlantic National benefits package. Please feel free to call or Bank, Human Resources Department, Metro Park forward your resume and salary requirements to A Tradition of Caring Since 1912 Plaza, P.O. Box 600, Edison. NJ 08818. Forbes Newspapers, 44 Veterans Memorial Drive, MIDLANTIC East, P.O. Box 699, Somerville, New Jersey, 08876. TELEPHONE SALES DRIVERS Check the kinds of work experience you have; RVDH f 1U0IHT TMMVOHTaiiON REPRESENTATIVE IHMCI* BM IHB*«M «HI*|I f* *•*** Q Banking Q Retail Store Q Grocery Be a part of the future... IM +**%. TM IMl M « MM II r—* •" • Fast Food Q Teller Q Cashier •an •• njirinn WHIM, wi mi TMW Phone lance Oaborn NOW for an appointment Part Time k • Customer Service Q Sales Clerk O Data Entry T* far M **raa*«aM. w* •Msr - at (908)722-3000 x6102 - FAX (908)23M385 *CntlUnlM Q Volunteer Work Evenings Q General Clerk Q Other • MuMMeitL, Check the days you are available: Positions available for cir- APPLY IN PERSON OH CAUI72-4SM Q Mondays Q Tuesdays a Wednesdays Q Thursdays cu lation Q Fridays Q Saturdays • Weekdays only •Anytime Forbes RYDER STUDENT telemarketers in TRANSPORTATION Check the Midlantic branch locations where you would prefer to work; NEWSPAPERS our Bedminster ETHEL HOAO.BLDO. #13 • naiuon of fetKi me Q Somerville Area • Bernardavllle Area • Morristown Area office. PISCATAWAY. N.J. SomtrvilM Circle. South Btdmlnittr, Lyons. Stirling. Morrlttown, East Hinover, $7.00 per SomirvilH, WhitthouH Bernardsviile Cedar Knolli, Madison, Whlpp.ny, Do It Better At Pirjlppiny, Florham Parti hour plus excel- Q Washington Trust Area Q Millburn Area lent commission Washington, long vui#y. Oxford. Part-Time Part-Time AIDES structure. Call Whiti TowniTiip. Clinton Al IINI ION Check the time of day that you are available: nnuni John or Glen at HOMIHIALTH 1 -800-300-9321 MEDICAL ASST./RE WORK AT NOME- pick • Mornings U Afternoons Q Any time AIMS Ct*T.- Ob/Qyn. practice up work day*, return next Rickel, the leading Home Centerchain, or 906-781 Exp. prel. Willing to train morning. Mln. 44 hr*., Check the lensth of time you want to work; has opportunities at our Walchung CHHaVS 7900 ext. 7302. 322-6444 10-12:60 only. dally, req. computer, 3 1/ 2" drive ft word pro- location for: MCDfCAi. HKCEPTTSEC Q 3 months Q 6 months • Seasonal Q Year round •Are you looking for flex- cetaor able lo export In ible work hour*? for Oanaral Practice. ASCII format, print bold •Are you caring 4 re- Flex, hra. PT. 608-234- ft Italic*. Send typed lat- Name (please pitnt) • DEPARTMENT • sponsible? Forbes 1221 Bemardsvllla area ter, w/typeatylea avail. •Uve-ln'e available MIDICAL a)ECEP>TION NO CALLS. UMSI, 125 Address SUPERVISORS •Recent work Melon/ re- Newspapers 1ST— PT, mature, de- Lincoln, Middlesex 08846 quired pendable peraon with •Must have own trans- excel, telephone manner. . portatlon City . State. • Zip. • HEAD CASHIERS • 2 days/wk. in very busy •Trainee wilt be required medical office, Muat • CASHIERS • to work for Patient Care type. Medical office Telephone (_ Q Check here If you have previously exper. a plua. Send letter Work aaeignmente worked for Midlantic. tailing about youreelf to: NOTICE: All EMPLOY- • SALES • available throughout ACTIVISTS- Vou can Box 146, VForbes News- Tha k no) a jot application Hto on * an Mkatkm o< IntanM In *mplornwnt opportune. II n contact you *H a JOB InMnriew Union & Northern make a difference) The papers, P.O. Box 699, MENT WANTED adver- you may be atfced to M out an application torn, tafca a IM«, prova pout atiglbWy to work In tha U.S., and comply with olhai • STOCK • Middlesex Countle* NJ Environmental SomervIHe, NJ 06176. tisements are PAYABLE MkNanttc Nalional Bank hMng procedure*. MMIartlc National Btnk la an aqual opportunity employer MF/D/V. C1002 PMA Federation neeb* IN ADVANCE by cash, FREE TRAINING In articulate & motivated NEED EXTRA $ MOMEY BP.F/707 Full and Part Time August for the Home Individuate to fundral** Qreat even, positions check, VISA or Master Health Aide Certificate, for a eater NJ. tt-12/hr., avail. 3,4 or 5 nlghts/wk Card. For a quote on Must have retail experience. which you need to etart flexible ichedule. great 7pm-finish(11:pm) in- cost, please call your careerl 8050 9080 5050 5050 Rickel offers salaries commensurate with hra. 90S-24S-mr. EOE. cluding Sat. 3:30pm 1-800-559-9495. tlnlsh(7:30 pm) Ten key Employment- Employment- Employment- Employment' experience, and excellent benefits. Training claaae* atari calculator or banking General To draw realletlo line Il- General General Please apply in person to the Courtesy August 2 In Westfleld for •xp. pref. but willing to HONEST- punctual, a week* and are held on lustrations for mall order train. Please forward let' Desk at: Monday-Friday, catalog, advise If can air- nice, attitude lady, would HAIR SALON ASST. MED. SECT./ASM.- F/T, PIZZA HUT DELIVERY - ter/resume to: like a day of house work. RECEPTIONIST NEED- 9am-3:30pm. brus*. Send aamplee to Systematlee Financial North Edlaon, call exp. In filing, cotnp. bill- la now hiring for drivers. EO— weekends and UMSI, 125 Lincoln Blvd., Smvl. area 526-1028 Sharon: 908549-4222 ing, pleaeenl and enthu- Serv. Join America's leading some evening* for busy RICKEL HOME CENTERS WE WILL BE INTERVIEW- Middlesex, 00646 LEGAL SECRETARY- siastic. Good ulary; pizza chain. Exc, money P.O. Box 16O00 HAIR STYLIST/CUT. veterinary hospital. Call ING AT OUR WE3TFIELD New Brunswick, N.J. with new computer and pl**l* call 769-3061 making opportunity for 359-3161. Route 22 & Terrill Road CLERICAL- cuatomer TEN— Man/a ahop. 3 day motivated individual. We OFFICE. Call for ••rvlce, day*, req. mln. Att: EP. EEOE/AAPaap HP Lazerjat 4 at home, ' Bernardtville area. MEDICAL Walchung, N.|. 07060 Appointment. and fax, looking lor an offer flexible hours and RECEPTIONIST/MEDI- 35 wpm, plMiant par- P/T OFFICE- need ' Call 908-7B8-392B TRANSCRIBER- tor an earning potential of CAL ASST.- Mon. Tues. 10AM4PM aonalfty, own car. $6 + •Itorney to work for. Orthopedic Surgeon's of- Equal Opportunity Employer • harp Individual. 3/4 Looking lor tha perfect HAIR STYLIST- expert- S10/hr. Apply in person Thurs. Frl. 1:30-6:30 pm HR, accrdlng to eip. Mid- day* per wk. 'A Sat. fice. Parl time or Full now at Somerset Pizza Wed. 10-3pm. Will train Interviewing ut: Qrant dlesex, 9oe4o*020o bos* lo let me work for ' enced. FT/PT, talary plua time. Send reiume to: Ave. Commu Good w/phon* A No*. him or her out of my commission. Call Hair Hut Delivery, 1135 Eas- mature Individual. Call 233-0310 Dr. Sam Nakla, 430 tern Ave. 220-0900 908-722-79S0 40» CUUW/MtSSINOCH home. Please call 908- Works, MS-S74-7U1 Morn* Ave., Elizabeth, H. (t mt-aiso MI) RECEPTIONIST 234-2965 NJ. 07208. POLICE DISPATCHER - RECEPTIONIST- heavy 5050 onJulyieth, Faat paced law office HAIRSTYLIST- 5050 Permanent PT to work In MAJOR TELEPHONE , Experienced full or part Opening with No. Plain- typing ft phone, W/P, Employment- Employment- 10AM-1PM SHARP! eeeMng ambltlou* a well Acupuncture & Physical MKT1NQ/SALES MOR field Police, applications Spanish epsaklng a +1 organized perion with CO.-Now Hiring. Tech- .lima. Busy modern Local natural fiber bed- General General Therapy office in Clark. nician*, Imtaiiara, Acct. Mllliboro talon. Exc. available at Police head- call 908-562-1200 Call Kim for requirement clerical * typing skill* for Typing essential. Mon, ding and furniture store quarter*, 263 Someraet Information, ip- dlveraifled duller MuM service reps. No exp. -benefit* a. working oond. seeks Indfv. with strong RESTAURANT MELP- Tuea. A Thurs. e:15am- necessary. For Informa- Salary + commission. St., No. Plalnflsld, SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS TECHNICIAN- Entry polntment, and direc- have car. Convenient 1:30pm. Please call •ale* skill*, good »*me through 7/23/93, EOE. Walters/Wallresses, Hoet tions. SomervtHe location. Call tion, Call 1-219-736-4715, Call (90S) 359-7311. of Interior design and /Hostessea, Bui person. NEEDED. September ievet position In College -2*34 F2617, 9am-9pm, 7 days. openings In Somerset & Media Center to provide '7S1-C7Q0 HOilSI CLEANING SPE- who la bursting w/ Ideas Bartenders and Kitchen RBCEPTIONIIT- part on how to spread the QUALITY help. Apply in person Hunterdon. Routes and/ routine maintenance on CUSTODIAN/ CIALISTS- Join our or trips. $11/hour. A/V, Video & Computer and Floor time for (Doctor's office •team. Paid training, in- word about our company CONTROL only, Bam-Gpm Mon-Fri. MAINTIMANCI 8:30-1 pm experience 9100 and our aoclal and politi- Villa Piancone Reetaurant Cell Jim. 7Sa-»7B5. equip ; lo assist patrons weettteM, NJ oroeo Pirton needed, centive programs. No INSPECTORS in u$e of computers: to pref. but not necessary fnvssbi its/ •vea. or Sun. Apply The cal goala. Interest and 2901 Hamilton Blvd. S. approximately 5 hrr/day, Call 756-0504 after 2pm. anthueKem more Impor- Plalntleld (lust off Rt. SOUS CHEF schedule, deliver A pick- late afternoon, *om» Maids, Scotch Plain* up equip., etc. Associ- tant than experience. Temporary positions 287). 581-2722. Ssl. + full benefits, Am- weekend*. Dlvtria RECEPTIONIST- Mon- 908-580-0003. Send reaume and letter available on third shift* bitious personality w/ ates Degree In Electron- dulls*: Cleaning, light RETAIL/TEMP - PERM. ics Tech. or equlv. train- inc. Frl., 12-2 pm, ideal lor INFANT/TODDLER to White Lotus Futon, to check and package mln. of 2 yr.s Hotel exp.. maintenance, som* Hlghachool itudent. Pis. CARE QIVKR- needed 191 Hamilton St., New cap* for a molding or to grow w/ig. company, Ing preferred. Call SOS- lifting Involved. Some etdt listed in thii r/u- START NOW Sft-1200, wrt. SMI for can Colleen: 276-9155 fificalion may require » fn ,(or child ear* center. Brun*wlck, NJ 08801 assembly operation. Tremendous opportunity NURSE- Part Time, RN Call for appointment, Morning hrt. For more Previous factory experi- Friendly local Co. has for advancement, Fax or application lo be com- (906) 722-1339, day*. RECEPTIONIST- PT lor to pHrchatt information OFFICE ASST./ pleted by 7/12/93. TDD or LPN, family practice ana/or mmtriah regarding Info, call SS1 ence helpful but will entry level opening. eend return* -t aalary office In Somerville. Dental Olllce In Belle NON/SMOKER hlitory to: Holiday Inn. user* call 1-100-852- DAYS- light shipping & Mead. Mature perion career invettmenti tnd/or train. Excellent working Flex. Hr.s, $11.25 to 781)7. AA/EOE. Hours mixed Including A way for people to miri Immed. opening for Indi- conditions. Located In start, students welcome, Ann. Sean Wllcox, 111 Rt offlc* dutlat. R*q. 1 yr. preferred. Call Dr. P»l«r- opportunities •" vidual In high tech envl- some weekend*. Experi- w/any privloui paopla, avary week In Somerset. Call 201-584- 908-704-8589 173, Clinton, NJ, 08809 ence helpful but will train •onWM-Mt4S21. your local Forbes newt- roment with office skills or Fax:B08-730-97ee TRANSPORTATION- smployer, could become ASSEMBLERS- Excel- A pleasant telephone 2263. 8:OOAM-4:30PM, the right peraon. Call SALES REPS NEEDED- paper. Tha ad la-free, Mon-Frl. Equal Op- SALES CAREER world wide NVOCC, F/T, IS/6 llirt. lent Income to assemble manner. Duties Include seek* Import clerk, exp. Joyce, 900-685-0655 be- Mlddlaaex, B08-80S-0200 now and for the fall. than one call does It aid portunity Employer M/F, OPPTY- World's larg- SUMMER CUSTODIAL tween 9 ft 4, MOn.-Frl. products al home. Info 1- 1SOO-SBSS4SS filing, report preparation eet Insurance Co. Is HELPERS— (5) Se.SO/hr. In all phases ol opera- Christmas Around the 504-646-1700 DEPT. NJ- ft light record keeping. tion, send reurre w/sal- DINTAL World: new catalog, new REAL ESTATE seeking career-minded Bound Brook Board of Nursing HfCBPTIONIST/AtS'T. 6331 JOHNSON'S TREE Atten. todetall la * must people. Up to $40,000 to Education, Bound Brook. nry raq. to 25 Commerce programs, also booking and the ability to work APPRAISER/CAREER Dr , Crantotd NJ07016 CERTIFIED HOME Dunellen. Will train. Mon. larfle*. Call Lynn 561- AVON SALES- All A LANDSCAPE SIRVICI OPPORTUNITY- N.J. li- start, no experience nec- NJ. Contact Charles HEALTH AIDES Climbers, Ground men, within diversified time & wad. 11-7. call 908- 8062. L*av» Meia»gel areas. For Information cense req. Hunterdon, essary. Excellent training Smith, maintenance su- WAREHOUSE Immediate work. Interim call Salesmen, Foreman, ex- constraint* is essential. and benefltt. Call Joseph pervisor. 808-271-2877 or 752-3677, 238-8960. Must have own transpor- Somerset & Warren SUPERVISOR- Collugu Heafttieere Is recruiting SECRETARY— 30 hr*. a 1-000-662-2292 perlenced call 856-4794 Counties. Send sample Schaefer at 908-754-7576 271-2B33EOE. grnda or junior lovol nc Certified Home Health DENTAL- Recaptlonlst, tation for various er- pa op I* orlanted week for Insurance agen- BECOME- part of a rap- LANDSCAPE HELPER- rands. PC/MAC knowl- appraisal 4 resume to: SALES coptcct. Major lood dis- Aides to Join Ha profes- cy tn BB. Kliaal Agency Cranford araa, muat have H. Bennett A Co., 2040 tributor, Edison, N.J. sional nursing team. We Individual n**rj*d for Idly growing Real Estate edge a must. Drug Male or female. Steel ser- oanaral danlal practlca In 356-0068. Investment Company •xperlenc. 908-272-3980 screen required. No Millburn Ave., P.O. Box vice center looking for a SUMMER Comprehensive benefits offer: Leave menage. SBS, Meplewood, N.J. pekg. Must work week- •Excellent pay Far Hill*. Exp. pr*f., top iralnlng - Buy properties phone calls please. Send person lo till telephone • alary for qualified elemarketlng lor all cash. Split profit*, resume ft salary require- 07040. sales position. (This la ends. Mid $20's. Reply •Desirable work ••MANAGEMENT" WORK to: TCP/MP, P.O.Box S3, •Flexibility of hours peraon, Mon, 12:30- Management positions •• TRAINEE " ments to: Structure REAL ESTATE CAREER not telemarketing) Good 5:30pm, Frl, 1 -6pm, and MAKE YOUR DASH available, call 908-969- Proba, Inc. 230 Forrest math skill* and a pood Somerville, N.J. 08B78. •Convenient locations FOR EXTRA CASH 2 year program with a WEIDEL REALTORS, •Optional Health Plan •very other Sat.Bam- 2161 Street. Metuchen, NJ, telephone personality Is ****** 4pm. Call 90B-719-2P10. starting salary of 3OK *•. 08840. EOE. Hlllaborough. We are a must. Salary com- Car and telephone a • Call- looking lor good people FAMILV RESTAURANT A* a part-time Forbes FASHION ADVISOR mensurlte with back- S11.25/START must. MAIMTINANCE Newspaper telemarketing iVoar & show ladles lew • (SOS) 782-4766 • to join our aales start. ground and expeflonce. looking (or rellnblo prof, (90S) MS-2210 OFFICE HELP- Wanted Whether licensed or unli- person for prop/ [Ino PERSON- For Condo epresentative. »lry 2 eves. $125. No In- MANAOCR, ENTRY tor Middlesex Boro of- Some computer knowl- 90S 728-1SJO commumlty In Brldgawa- ??.'m9nt' 908-766-3068 censed, we can get you edge helpful. Call be- cook rosp. Exp. prol. not (600)443-1711 LEVEL— Fun, progret- fice, Part Time/Full Time, started In a succssslul • 8-10 weak program roq. Full/Pod Avail, ter, approKlmataly 4 $7-00 per hour plus ox- FRIENDLY HOME PAR. •alve, non-profit aeeki Insurance experience two on 9-2:30pm dally hour* • day, ground* cellent commission struc- TIES— now has open- Real Estate Career. F ex- and ask for J.J. • All major* BuJiya Pub. 200 Slolton manager to coordinate a preferred. Write to John hours, unlimited earning FliJ Piscalnway A|>ply in malntananca. For Inter- ure. Call John or Glon at Ing* lor demonstrator*. Haelig, PO Box 111, considered •000-300-9321 or 90B- 'donated Itemi program potential ft hands-on 201-569-8000 • Must be 18 f person. view, call Mary between Vo ensh Invostrnonl. Part for nort-proflti among Bound Brook, NJ 08805. EOE Interim 2 A 4pm, Monday-Friday. training. Call Judl Hill, • Can remain during Ime hours with full lime many other rotpontlblll- Manager, 359-7100 n 11 n N c A 11. (90S) 267-2290 ,tiea. Muit be profes- OFFICE STAFF/MANAG- SALES-'Get In on ground Fall VAN DRIVER- 3 hrs. u isy. Two catalogs, over sional with proficient ERS ft lifeguard*, sum- II. Make big money now • Career* for Qrads 25 So. Main St. day lo transler cllenlB of 00 Itoms. Calf 1-800- REAL ESTATE SALES on wateriest car wash. 5060 verbal A organizational mer, F/T, P7T. subs. $7- Maximize your earning Edison, NJ 0SB37 MAKE YOUR DASH FOR Social Sorvlcos Org. 8B-4BT5 Call Carmelo 463-0556 Employment- EXTRA CASH- A* a revlous ox p. piolorrod skill*. Bachelor* degree 12/hr. f bonus, NJ ares, potential. Plenty of floor 908-704-8555 Equal Oppty Employer O C A L VENDING A Word Perfect call: POM Inc. 322-0530 time, plenty of leads ~ HeeHhCmm part-tlms Forbas N»w«- nteroslsd parties con- SALES- P/T EVENING paper telemarketing rep- act. IHN, P.O. BOK 575. ROUTE- $1200 a week preferred. Send rotume higher earnings. Join INSIOE ACCOUNT EX- TANDEM OPERATORS polontlal. must soil. 1- to Community Services, OWNER OPERATORS Enjoy Ihe bonellts of 50*0 resentative. Somorvllle. NJ 08070 To operate regionally. Century 21 ECUTIVE NEEDED. PO- AIDE COMPANION- BOO-G53-VEND United Way, 205 Wed McQee Realtors SITION CAN LEAD TO working wlih new oqulp 150-170 ml. Competitive Eldorly lady roods cook- Part-Time $7,00 por hour plus ox- WE8TFIELD ~Y' Aquntic Main Street, Somerville, 008-826-4440 PERMANENT CAREER IN at llus growing Soinornoi MAKE UP TO 11000 NJ 08678 EOE pay. Home weekends. County Co. Yonr rourttl Inn, light liousowork. cellent commission struc- Departmsnt MRS oponlny DOT quallllcatons Incl 1035 HI. 202 Branchburg. MORTGAGE BANKING A wash working part SALES BACKGROUND A employment, full work rofs., drivers lie , exp ture Call Jotirt or Qlon at for Certlllod Lliogunrd lor time at hornet Writ*: Ac MANICURIST- Full Ser- drug test. 5 yrs. exp. & REAL ESTATE SALES- weak-day or niglit shtlt 900-233-5057 after 2pm 1-600-300-0321 or BOO- evenings ar,c( woekoncl good abstract preferred. PLUS BUT WILL TRAIN ••s, P.O. Box 23, Dept. vice Salon, Salary, Com- oxperlenca prof. High RIGHT CANDIOATE nml n sign on bonus nro 781-7900^6x1, 7302 ours Tor session Juno FN300, Howell, NJ We will mall application ELDER CARE OSeplornbor 5, 1993 mission ft Education. commission paid. To call CALL LINDA 29B-1100 | ill a low of I ho things MiDICAL ASSISTANT 07731 »0« package to you. Call: for a confidential Inter- nvnllfiblo. Call 90fl-7?5- Earn tTianoy providing Hourly v»(i(jo lloxlblo with 201-344-6464 FOR INTERVIEW. qunllty nrlult cam for nnfi OOPSI PT, mature, isllable por- view 908-769-6833 8BHU lor iiiioriiuitiuii tin You went too farl V" bonellts. UNDERCOVER WEAR MECHANIC liow lo npply today. or rnoro seniors In your son. Must like contact Conlncl: Cnml llolmo T sales agents needed, KENILWOHTH PUBLIC PAFTIVriME RECEPTIONIST SECRETARIES W/W.P. own homo. Companion The winner'* mm I* with patient*. 14-1B hra./ High Power Temps •orntwhtr* before thle 908^233^2700, *xt. 223 lustosses rocolvo FREE WORKS DEPARTMENT Aggressive people need- Full time from 7/12/93 euro services offors froo wk. Help with patient Inqerlo. For nn evening HFAVY DUTY DIESEL ^ ed to promote credit Ihrough fl/13/93, $7.50 needs Dependable, Qual- TRACTOR TRAILER liability Insuranco, refar- point. (low A preparing Exam " WORK AT HOME ified Temporary Employ- DRIVERS if tun, fashion & fantasy QAS card* In Walchung Dept. por hour, Call Elaine mln, information back-up Rooms for doctor. Typing issmnbly Crnfis CnlUenn 908-2B7-B723 Good Pay store. For local Interview Welsh at (908)905-0404 ees to fill job ordera from (CASUAL) A riturol Contncl Jewish a must. Medical office Typing and Morol Fringe Benefit* call 1-71B-994-7949 Otflco environment. our client companies In For Edison distribution F'iimlly Service of No exper, desirable. Tell In a Up to S500 i *ME0A BUCKS* Application* avail, at this area. canter. Deliveries lo fnsi MlddlOBox Cty.. D0B-73D- lelttr If Ihl* Is lor you. A Woek Posslblo With Inloriinllonn) Billion Borough Clerk'* Office, MIOH POWER TEMPS food store*, Tlexlbln 5225 Advertise Write: Box 147, %Forbos For Information Call: MLM Co. Info & benellls Borough Hall, 687 Boule- 109 Easl Union Ave hours, must hava exp & Newspaper*. P.O. Box SOURCES 908-422-4403 program No products or vard, Kenllworlh, NJ Advertise in tho Classified! Bound Brook, NJ 0B80S CDL license. Call 008- In (ho Classlliod! 699, Somerville, NJ Ext. 9028 rworilory 00% profit call 07033, (BOB) 878-9090. SOS-B60-S1SS M9-SOO0, ail. 222. Advertlto In Iho Classltied! 0B876 24 hr«/day, 7 days/wook Phil l-OriO-200-4040 •A Forbes owspaper • Jury 7,8,0,1903 Forbes Newspapers Guide Grandeur, practicality combine in Colonial ,>> ?<,/*, ,*/' / <> > ^•/ , < < s ^« * i """ WwMi J > Wm%**' M y * ~ A^*n pKjjwr'laWMW>; V < < ' f"^?L.1*^ - < « JV < ^BBBBBBBBBBK •jpeiPflWWl l» «e» ^PB^P*|BB"V^B£ ^BBBBB^BJBVBBI ^pffB^B^BiBMB^^BBBBjBBBf ^BJBJ| > fNMtfr Of * 1 * ^* aiSMai • 4QRBH WIsiB ' « 4 v. HOMES RECENTLY SOLD BY CRANFORD REALTORS 'ft is. A thnM-room suite on the first floor of this colonial at 311 Walnut Ave., Cranford can b% used as an office. SOLD SOLD SOLD U8TINQ CRANFORD. Thl» charming Home boasts an office for the at-home professional Charming Colonial on Edg»- KIAMIE AGENCY, INC. has Colonial located at 216 Central the first floor, with the living room a gen- wood In Wesffleld was Hated by announced the aale of Ms Avenue, waa lifted by Christina CRANFORD — Turn-of-the-century The office/apartment has its own private Janet Barton, Barton Realty •potltw one-etory home at 35 Senate*! of Paige. Paige & grandeur suXfases this traditional colonial erous 19-by-24 feet Trie living room also entrance and a full bath. and toid through tha Wettfletd Hollywood Avenue, Contort, RJohante and eoW thru the boasts hardwood floors, a fireplace with a MLS. listed by Kitty Leonowtcz. Westfieid MLS. at 311 Walnut Ave. Four bedrooms comprise the second high wooden mantle, and ample space for floor. The master bedroom is an ample 18- UNION a baby grand piano. by-24 feet Three additional bedrooms are The eat-in kitchen is ll-by-17 and has 13-by-19,10-by-12, and 10-by-10. A walk-up HOUSE TOURS been completely updated. It is accented by attic offers opportunity to expand, with Built approximately in 1900, the four- cherry cabinets, a built-in dishwasher, a aaWMb ^^^L^^k microwave, and hardwood floors. An adja- space for two more rooms. bedroom home lists for $329,900 through cent powder room has also been recently There is also a two-car garage with loft Meeker Sharkey Realtors. redone, and features a Corian counter top. that could be used as a studio. The prop- An elegant entrance hall leads visitors to One of the most attractive features of erty boarders the scenic Rahway River the first floor. Crossed beams rise grace- the home is a three-room suite on the first and pleasant shrubs and shade trees adorn SOLD JAMES J. ST1VALE of J.S. fully above the banquet-sized 19-by-16 foot floor that can be used as an office or an the grounds. TIFFANY REALTY sold this JUST SOLD dining room, with its wall-to-wall carpet- apartment The suite would be perfect for For more information, or to visit the home located at 456 South Av- MEEKER SHARKEY, REALTORS It happy to announce the sale of ing. The high ceilings continue throughout professionals who want to work at home. home, call Vita Zoltak at 272-2570. enue. J.S. TIFFANY REALTY Is this ranch home on Phillips Street Congratulations to the new located at 102 South Avenue owners. Property was listed and sold by Elizabeth Hofseth of West in Cronford. MEEKER SHARKEY, REALTORS. PRICED TO PLEASE LOOKING FOR A REAL BUY? You can't find many 4 bedroom homes at this price. Just GRAB THIS NEWLY REDUCED 4 BEDROOM, Vh BATH CRANFORD $159,900 and your family can move In and live in style. Well HOME naar achool, transportation, recreation, shopping. This maintained dose to shopping, schools and municipal pool. immaculate home features and entry halt, living rm, formal TO SEE IT, IS TO LOVE IT! Call lo tee thia charming home with formal dining room, eat- dining rm, eat-in kit, rec. room, built-in gar. gas heat/cent, air, Charming Colonial in prime area. Includes 9 rooms, 2 baths In kltchan, anclosad front porch and two car garage. landscaped yard. OWNERS ARE ANXIOUS!!!I $230'S. - enclosed porch. Features NEW kitchen, family rm w/Wood- burnlng stove. Newly painted In an out ASKING in $190's-A MUST TO SEE. 7 _x Paige, Paige & Richards, Janet D. Barton, CRB, CRS, GRI, REALTOR BK O o REALTORS Member of RELO® World Leader In Relocation 1 ' 161 NORTH AVENUE, E. IEI.O* 106 Morth Union Avenue-Cranford 10 SOUTH AVE. E. • CRANFORO CRANFORD. NEW JERSEY 07016 {900) 272-4020 908-276-2400 1.800-287-2402 (NJ) TELEPHONE: 908-276-1900 SELLER BEWARE DON'T GET BURNED BY THE 30 DAY EXCLUSIVE LISTING MINI TUDOR CHANFORD Hurry to Inspect this well-built home reminiscent of an English , ARE YOU READY FOR COMPETITION AND EXPOSURE countryside and boasting an attractive living room with fire- place, huge formal dining room, kitchen with breakfast porch, A CAREFREE LIFESTYLE? THRU THE MULTIPLE 2/3 bedrooms, finished basement with powder room, mainte- This beautiful condo overlooks the river and has been recently nance free brick with stone quoined corners and nestled Into renovated with new oak kitchen, white tiled bathroom and wall LISTING SERVICES an extra deep Northslde lot. The asking price for this truly to wall carpeting. Garage parking and elevator building conve- unique and Interesting home is only $179,900. niences. Walking distance to town & transportation. $129,900. BRINGS FASTER SALES AND TOamj -Realty. Meeker SharkeyyRealto'rs® 124 South Avenue East HIGHER PRICES 102 South Ave. West, Cranford Cranford, NJ 07016 • r V i 1-800-523-2460 XF736 (Acrosi Ifom Trmn Station) (908) 272-2570| i * •I «i IOI 276-7U00 U-2/ Forbes Newspapers Guide July 7,6,9,1993 Realty servfoes, Wsidel and Its specialized desex counties, Wheery successful dMsions offer professional real estate Vvestfiekl and Ann Ribardo of WesHaJd, an as- training, mortgage financing, insur- Summit Boards aodata wUti Burgdocff, fHaHora, did notes ance and national relocation services. o< Realtors, she* nearly $4 mNon hi business during WekM b currently expanding many a member of he 1902, quaJfying her for the New bOr|X| Hr of its existing sates offices to meet the company's MMon growing volume of business. Dollar Sates and Jersey •ton broke company sales records t * * Marketed dubs. ton of for May, generating $55,610,136 in Milton Dcaar Salty Calder has Joined Cokfwei Ms. Cohen isa sales. This is the best month in the Sato Club and Banker Schlott, Realtor* Westfleid longtime 79-year history of the company's oflce as i U of the the company. President's Club. B^B^BHTv-. * time sales assori- area "Our sales pro- ato. N it ths fourth fessionals are an Bma Ms. Rbarcb She has been Marlea BuMvish, a outstanding atsod- has achieved Ml- a member of the 1 group of people ate with Coktwea Mion Dotar fcm Dot* mem- with a com- livenora ococn name oflos, has Club since I960, Dorenp, nsvwiQ been named top fTNU I KM H K> CMMUS and has interna- In abo quaHad In 1966, '89 and *91. and customers tional pertonrtel her office. one nas ueen n vie real oamio that drives our and managerial Ms, BuMMsh business for 10 yam, and is a mem- success," said Ri- skits, said office ber of the WsatfWd Board of Reefers chard A. Weidel manager Mariyn highest ocaar vol- Maton Dotar Review Comrrtnee. She Jr., president. Katy. ume of houses Is a broker in BurgdonTs WestHekJ "The seMce-oriented approach that Ms. Calder resides in Oar*. sold for May. A offtoe. and holds the Graduate, Re- Marilyn Kelly, manager of Coldwell Banker Schlott, Ralatora real estate pro- they bring to real estate has gener- * * • In Westfleld, needs • wheelbarrow to carry off all the 1992 fessional for two ated a level of satee unparololed HoMy Cohan, a sales associate awarda aha and her office won at tha company'a annual years, she is an even in the boom markets of the with Wetchert, Reeltort WestfteW of- To be included In Realty Notes, awarda breakfast at tha Sheraton Tarn Hotel, Parelpanny. active member of 80s." fice, has earned a regional award for The Weatflald office anded 1992 as the top office In tha the WestUeid A leading Independent real estate *» most sold fctfngs. graph toe company In 11 categories, according to Maureen Paaaerlnl, Board of ReeJtora company, Weidel has 24 sates offices An experienced real estate pro- Evelyn HsN Coldwell'a regional vice president Soma of the awarda In- and the Somerset and divisions serving central and fessional, Ms. Cohen Is licensed In County Board of clude: baat parfonnance llatlnga aold by unit, beat perform- northern New Jersey and eastern New Jersey, New York, and Pennsyl- Realtors. She is a • ance listings aold by company dollar, beat performance total Pennsylvania In addition to resi- vania. She is also a licensed broker. P.O. Box 699 productivity by unit, and beat performance total productivity dential and commercial real estate A member of the Somerset and MW- of North PtaJnfleid. SOUWfVMe, NJ 08870a by company dollar. 9000 MHO REAL rsurr IBM im MMMg MtDOUUX- By owner, 2 family, zonad raslden- tlal or commarclal, tia.OOO + paw yr. poten- tial Irtcoma, 2 BR down- stairs, 1 BR upstairs. Ashing $125,000, nag (cos* aee-aB3i. SO. BOUND BROOK LOVILVAReA A custom 3BR, 11/2 bath Caps. Mod. Kit. w/big (1M,000 dining araa, glass slldors BOM • Homes For Sata> to wood dack, LR W/brlck MM-Farme frplc, finished bsmi •040 • Luniry Hon $147,000. BHW0EWATER ilStBMl CanturvH REDUCED AGAIN! McQEE REALTORS QfKtaui custom buM tpnwting nnon. 1035 Rt. 202 Branchburg peohad on a hW. Larga loom thnxtul. LMng room taatursa glan window wa* 4 aVVSaaataaaaVtV •moaiwATn HIUaWMIOUOH BRANCHBUTO •070 • CanefemlfllumB THE DtSCRIMINATINO •raptaoa. Brlghl Imehan. bay window ki S1M.100 tOMERVILLC bfwkrail VM. at/2 blha. Flagalona Cap* on woodad; vary prinM 1.7 anat, NCMaMM BTATKW • Townhouaaa Oont rrte mk awtddla opportunity lo •«• wood burninbi g arovt: rimodawdd d U. 'to 'to. * JmmaaiMa 3 bd 21/2 bath and-nxxM Buraii BUVI m tNi nntu» taHng EQUAL "Selling Your Home" HOUSING GUIDE BOOK OPPORTUNITY All raal B»Ut« BdvartlSBd In this nawspspar Is tub- A Strategy for Success tact to tha Fadar«l Fair • Homeselling process pull-out chart Housing Aet ol 19BBWHILE VOtmi HOUSE Buy In town, alerter 2 M Midi N which makBB It lllaQal to HUMT1NQ... Hunt to sea 2t.rww (00*. pbmbina a etaoMeat A In Mcfasn, MSJKHJK} MH& bttBcnwiL orach, super bcaaon, 10 minutes to nt 7*. Prtoad advartlaa any piafaranc* M you'ra our arMnar ot a • Preparing your home &. showing techniques toes* tiar.no. oaww. HmrtatlOfi or dlacrlmlna- lion basad on rsca, • Home repairs and improvements: which ones to do first OLPWCKOnMCK color, rallglon, asx or na- tional origin, or in Intarv • Pricing tlon to maha any tuch Much more! prafaranca, limitation or discrimination. BOUND BROOK OPENtUN. 1-SPM Our 22-page "Selling Your This nawipapar will not ON A QUIET LANE knowingly accapl any ad- This Colonial with reno- Home " Guide includes a vertising for raal astate vated kitchen and baths pull-out overview of the which I* In violation of will delight you. Features tha law. Our raadara are a BRs, 2 car gar., central homeselling process. Informed thai all dwall- heat A air. Park like Ings advartistd In this READIMQTON TWF. backyard. »149,000. nawspapar art ivallabla WA3237. Warren Office. BeaueW 3 bedrm ranch hat lover? yard. on an aqual opportunity 2 acres overlooking SouBi Branch ol Hart- riot*/ landtcaped. Thro car attached ga- Dlr: Mountain Av«. to tan River, Troy a nature lovera dream aet- rag* «Mh ampte pantd parking ki a quiet bnsls. Piedmont to 632 Metape tlng, Immaculaia houae la the bonusl 0B»- residential rariQliixvhGud cioio to Rt. 22. Circle. 4»S7. (tH.BOO. Call or stop by any Wekhert office for your FREE brochure. 066-4953. $182,000. Complaints of discrimina- OLOWKK OFNCI 906-797-77M OLDWrCK OFFICE »O«-4J» 2777 tion In housing on lha WEICHERT, basis of raca, color, REALTORS crsad, ancastry, marital status, aax or hindlcap BOUND BROOK- Hy should ba made lo Naw Owner. Piedmont Farms. Jersey Division on Civil 3 BR colonial split, 2 1/2 Rights, 363 W. Slate St., bath, LR, DR. EIK, Ff* W Trenton, NJ 08018. wood atova, Florida Rm, Phona (608)292^605, 2 car Oarg., 16x24 deck, 3/4 wooded aero. $203,900, 908-560-8461 ...iFtAMPmO BOUND BROOK Advtrtltt In it* CliuHled! BRANCHBURd- 6 yr 0MAMS WILL COM* TKUt OPEN SUN. 14 PM young contemporary co- FRANKLIN OWNER BtLOCATIHO HIUL5BOROU0H ...In Na anpandad 4 BH, 2V* b*h num. lonial, '/t acre woodad lot EXCEUXNT LOCATION BRAND NCW ON A QUIET LANE MWng to sacrifice tNi mint oondltlon two na«tM on a lad lOulM lot In »ut and ol Thle Colonial with nnovatad Mchan and on cut de sac, 4 BF). 2 End unit In a graat location on cuMe-aac bedroom, 2tt balh lownhoms. Enjoy ttnNt Preiligkxn Dd Ayra EMaM*. Fhn tmt- with 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, gang* and n»ms. Irvw taattia, hvplaca, and you can towa Faatura: la batanwnl. andoatd bath* wi» iMIgN you. Faaruraa 1 BH», 2 •010 1.5 bath, LR. DR. FR w and awtmrtny in tht aummaf and your porch, tor Ofl, EIK and LH mMm. M car oar. central haat ft air. Park Uka bwA- fplc, cathardal celling, deck. Ready lo mov* light In! 1117,500. cwlom Kraptoc* In tna otnlaf. 1112.900. Hill pick flnlthlng toucMtl HB-SIM. NM or HB-S693. eondHion. Pricad «o> Immadlala yan«. $249,000. W«237. DIB: Mountain oversize kit. 2 car gar HILJ-SSOROUQH OFFICE SOB-S74-eiOO HB^m 1339,500. IIW.ro. WA31M. Ava to PMKlmor* to 632 Mtlapa Cirda. aVISO AO0 finished bsmt. with out- 9Ot-a74-S10O HIIXSaOflOUQH OFFICE tO*-tT4-«1OO WAIMEN OFFtCe M*-7S7-77M WARREN OFFICE toa-7»7-77M side enlorance. Public utlls, & CAC. By Ownor MANVIULC $246,900 908-21B-0L.63 OWN!R SAYS 'BELL" 3 BRs, 2 full baths w/ BRANCHBUFia- extra large Family Rm. Blg trees, large roomy Immac. Owner wants cape, 2 'A car garoge. offer. $149,900, 4 BR, 2-Zone heat. Prlnci Prwtantlal pals only. $188,500 W: 90B-B72-57O1, E«l 181 Plonaar Raal Estate H; 685-2067. Raaltor 9Oa-874-340O WttSTFIELO MOUNT AJN1IDI BUV NOW 0LOAT LATER WONDERFUL LOCATION QADWOOO PICTUm PCRFMCT NEW CONSTRUCTION Rhar vtaw horn* In anaai on larga bat QUALITY » CHARM Cuitom ranch In praUna eondWon. Many Charming home Mt greel oond. Naar park achod. New kfcften a bam. Bright a opan CHaoovwwtiat naw can do ptcii and ctooa* mad prapany, taaturtno 3 en, 1V* baVa, One own«f « lovingly caret) ICK 4 on. Ig. racanl Improvamar*. kyga EkX ucdawa lo IMa * BRt cantaf r*« wiWie* FPL and 2 Mma> room, walk *> Win. I20S.H0. WF- Lfl, DR. Ig. EIK Counlry Ml. 4 BFls. plus 0 btra. Oorgaoua pn^any. UgM BrigtK * Oreal rm. M, 9 BRS, 1Vt bathe. I18B.B00. WF-4tS3. car gar. 1276,000. WF4100. 417V. fully nn. hlsniBnt. J2O0.9O0 Wf-1115. airy. S319.M0. WF-41«. WIBTFIItD S0B4M-T7T7 WESTFCLO OFFICE WE9TFIEL0 OFFICE KOMM-7777 WttTFIEU) WUTFIUJ) »0a-*M.TTTT CDtBON •RICK BEAUTYtllNI METUCHEN EDISON sam.ooo EDISON ESTATE SALE EDISON Al brk* cuitom nncn, Ihtaa badrooms Thrae-battroom ranch In mow-in eondtlon (MEAT STARTER HOMEIMI GET STARTED POLISHED 4 PROUD upatatrt, two badrooma down. Two cat ga. caiad tat 3 bdim twicfc ranch naw wHh Dvsrsliad tot. cantrai air and rwo-car Two baoroom ranch In Idwl location wHh In this co/y rwotwdroom ranch, dou to rag*. Ttm pariact hom* b • btoch liom garaga. Bring your checkbook - Ihii on* garaga *nl bra«/ewar oft taiga woodad atopplng, sctiool* and ma|or liansporuilon. kitchen, balh ft liieplaca. closo to schoott. FiooMvad Park. TNi new Ming mon't anl transportation and llw park. »m 000 OH- won't lull S17S.9OO. M. kkm-tl comMlonlM »l 10000 J131.9OO longlllll 4209.000. EDISON OFFICE EDISON OFFICK BOMB4-«400 EDISON OFFICE EMSON OFFICE Ma-4»4-6aO0 2566. METUCHEN OFFICE •O4-M6-420OJ Line up a place to live... in Classified! Looking tuiihut special SCOTCH PLAINS place Lulled Home? UNBELIEVEABLE All Offices Clussiliod will mJdrcss MOTHER/DAUGHTER Open Until 9 PM your ivixis. SCOTCH PLAINS HOUSE STATELY QEOflaiAN MANOR COLONIAL! Open ih In Ihe pinsllgloiiii Black Birch section.. Fho Imagine a double Ranch - one prf«,i/.y il ihn piolfmtonnlly Inndscnrwd on top of the other - a one of a wiih ( l.tssilk-d! ENSON IBEUN nun Bern pmpnily will bo uppnr.liilBil while klndl $214,900. WC 1295. ITS AFFORDABLE COLONIAL CHARMER or^iylng itra inyiuund |K»I « snlariakiliig 3 borm. apM. 11/2 bathi, nm Andenon Shown Prklt ol Ownor»hl|). gioal lor larger on tfifl rnlscd ilaln 31» IB' patio Bur Weichert Forbes Classified wkytowi, IB«I2 lamlly rm, rJttacrwd ovar- lamity, aasy commute lo Irnlns & binet. loundati t>y brich A kail nullrios 5 OFIs, S WATCHUNG OFFICE 1-800-559-9495 »l;od aorngo JH7.B00. O24-S5BS. J165,000 024-3520. 31«halh3 1624.900 WC# 1262. METUCHEH (OB METUCHEN B0S-M&-I2OO 908-561-5400 WATCHUNQ OFFICE »0a-Ml-MOO OUTSIDE NJ HI Independent Nationally \ 908-722-3000 A Union County Forbes Newspaper Juty7, 8,9.1993 Guide Forbes Newspapers / U-3 CRANFORD Robert A & Audrey Normanto An- Property jhony & Janet Frnzier, 60) CENTRAL JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES ,$235,000 David R. Ward era/, to Nicholas ft APP 30 YR FIXED IS YR FIXED OTHER & Eva Hoftrann, 308 Casino Aw., WESTFIELD City. Phon» FEE RATE PT8 API RATE PT8 API RATE PT8 APR $258,000 Chfttes & Beverly Ammann to Accountant* Mtg«,WNt*fiM Sfa. aoo-ci7-4tit o 7.13 1.00 7.10 6.6S 1.00 S.S7 6.60 0.00 6.80 I DmhJ R Ward, 5 Cental Avt.. ITmotiy A KaMaen Olaary. 439 U> Stephen & Maria Berry to Donald Amboy National Bank.OM Bridga •n-n%-»rw 200 7.00 3.00 7.35 6.50 3.00 7.04 4.25 1.00 6.14 A $290,000 grande Awe., $180,000 B. a Joanie Roaerthal, 561 Bradford American Fadaial Mtga, Union B.75 2.M 7.12 6.25 2.70 6.04 7.26 1.78 7.41 8 J. & KrisHne Hoftnan to Edward W. Sfem to Guy E & Katv Am, $265,000 aea-aat-«Bflo 100 Labbate, 3 Harvard teen M. Qobler. 66 Woodtand Awe., David M. GUaneta to Leo M. 4 Bay City Mortgaga, Hazlat BOB -tB<- t7«o 350 6.99 2.00 7.19 9.BS 0.00 6.99 7.36 1.00 7.48 • $125,000 Sonja E. Amafcer, 212 OoW Edge, Barfcatoy Fad'l Bk A Trust,Miltt>rn toi-4B7-»oo 205 7.13 2.SS 7.42 0.78 2.36 7.14 0.75 2.38 7.28 F Vincent K & KatNyn J. Smith to $331,820 Cantar Fad'l 8avingt,Princaton BOO-BB2-6>44 SSO 8.68 3.00 7.2S 6.36 3.00 6.66 7.00 3.00 7.31 8 David K. & Frouzeh H. Saity, 23 HoNy GARWOOD Joseph P. Jr. a Juia A. Boler to Cantral Mtga Svoa, Watchung BOB-7M-O*OO 2»S 7.00 2.00 7.29 6.68 2.00 7.06 4.00 1.78 8,80 A St, $272,000 Sean T. Murphy & E. Oeary, S2S Choica Mortgaga, Morris Plain* Boo-t44-zsti sso 7.38 0.00 7.S8 6.90 0.00 6.99 4.83 0.00 8.82 A MMred F. Buffey to Elizabeth Ber- Mmfaai Ave,. $256,000 Coastal Fad'l Mtga Co.,Fraahold aoo-77t-«76375a 9.88 8.00 0.06 A nard ef a/. 85 James Ave., $90,000 Ted & Helene Socha to Gnanahya- Gary ft & Bonnie J. Goldberg lo 6.76 8.00 7.29 B.2S 8.00 7.10 Peter A. Anderson to Paul & Debo- mbhaJ J. PaM ef at, 512 VWtow Thomas J. & Camay K Decker, 723 Collactiva Fad'l Savlngs.Edison BOS-MO-4*49 390 7.50 0.00 7.50 7.00 0.00 7.0O 6.25 0.00 N/P L rah M. Bamick, 9 Mohawk Drive. Ave., $255,000 KnoNwood Terrace, $306,000 Countrywfda Mortgaga.Waatnald B*s-ras-t4M soo W 2.50 7.13 6.38 2.80 6.64 4.80 0.88 8.28 A $140,000 WMred H. & Pafrida Norman to Crastmont Fad'l Savinga.Clartx SOB-SS7-OSOO 300 6.68 3.00 7.18 6.38 3.00 6.66 3.80 3.00 8.28 A Elaine Barbuto to Lee Arm Pode & SCOTCH PLAINS David M. & Kathleen GiaJanela. 820 Diractors Mtg Loan, Rochalla Pk. aoo-B7<-ott9 sso 6.68 3.00 7.1S 6.38 3.00 6.88 8.60 2.00 8.04 A E. Gonzalez, 434 Orchard St, Uwrents Am. $475,000 Empira Mortgaga Co.,8omarvilla BOB-B74-4448 350 7.00 3.00 7.30 6.50 8.00 6.98 7.75 0.00 7.78 B $140,000 Anna D. Radano to Steven M. a 6.63 0.00 6.74 D Henry W. Famum to Alex M. & Robin Rosen, 9 OneWa Drive, Equity Flnanclal,Old Bridga •M-MI-H2« 925 6.66 2.00 7.07 6.38 2.00 6.68 Elzabeth a Cera, 1100 Clarlt Lane, $280,000 First Savings Bank SLA, Edison S0B-H8 4450 325 7.00 3.00 7.31 6.63 3.00 7.11 8.86 0.00 6.88 D FANWOOD $321,000 Mkiam Sepenuk to Wired H. a First Town Mortgaga.Edison MI-7M -7114 325 7.50 0.00 7.87 7.00 0.00 7.64 4.88 9.00 8.27 A 1540 Front Si Inc. to RonaJd Kauf- Patricia Norman, 260 ProafMd St, Qanasis Mtga Svca.E Brunswick BOB-2B7-S7M 375 8.75 3.00 7.04 8.38 3.00 6.67 00 3.00 7.80 B Jeffrey & Susan Rater to James A. man, 13 Malanga Court. $125,500 $213,000 Hudson Mortgaga Co, N Bargan BOO-B79-«74 HIP 8.75 2.95 7.37 8.28 2.60 6.88 20 0.00 4.00 A & Susan M. Faas, SB Helen St, Joeeph & Kathryn Kardesh to Stan- Nicholas a Hope Mastakas to Dar- Imparial Cradit.Paraippany B.75 2.63 7.04 B.25 2.63 6.67 88 1.00 5.60 W $250,000 ley A & Catherine Debate*, 1871 Ra* ren & Harriet Schulman, 760 Soolch X01-M7-MM 245 Ivy Mortgaga Corp., Balla Maad 8.75 2.75 6.99 B.38 2.00 0.78 Sherwood K. & Carol A SRkor to mapo Way, $231,000 Maine Awe., $387,500 MB-B74-7704 27S 1.88 3.00 8.88 A King Mortgaga Corp., Clifton M8-6OSO 300 7.38 0.00 7.38 7.00 0.00 7.00 90 2.00 0.28 A Manor Mtga Corp, Parsappany BO1-BB4-QO4O 226 7.38 0.00 7.80 B.98 0.00 6.88 88 0.00 7.880) Matropolitan Mtga Svc.Fraahold B0B-IB4-MO0 350 B.63 3.00 0.92 B.28 2.06 6.71 66 3.00 7.18 • Monarch Svga Bank FSB.Clark Renting out home can save value BOO-SS4-8OOS 2M B.75 8.00 7.06 B.26 3.00 6.78 1.88 3.08 6.18 A Morgan Cartton Fin'l, Matawan B.8S 2.68 7.15 B.SS O.OO 6.66 B.88 2.70 3.88 A Consumers who face potential stand the appropriate ERS rules. • The property must be rented at BOO-Mt-«719 0 Mortgaga Monay Mart, Edison B.75 2.79 6.90 B.SO 2.00 6.91 •.70 0.00 4.70 A losses when selling their homes Author Donald J. Valachi, a re- B00-B4I-UB1 0" a fair market price, consistent with Mortgaga Sarvica Co.Somarsat B.88 3.00 7.1S B.SS 3.00 6.67 can lessen the financial pinch by altor in Woodland Hills, Calif., •00-410-4841 O 1.00 0.00 4.00 A similar rentals in the area. Naway Financial Svc.N Plainflald BOS-TH-uss 29s converting a personal residence to writes: "First and foremost, in 7.38 0.00 7.30 B.68 0.00 6.68 B.70 0.00 8.78 0 • Before selling, the owner cannot a rental property, according to an order for the loss to be allowed, Naw Cantury Mtga.E. Brunswick Ms-sM-4too 375 7.50 0.00 7.61 B.68 1.00 7.04 1.68 0.00 4.88 A reoccupy either part or all of the article in the June issure of Real homeowners must have profit in NJ Homa Funding Group.Ediaon BOS-S4I-44OO 0 B.75 3.00 7.06 B.20 8.00 0.78 OO 9.00 7.81 • Estate Today, published by the Na- mind." Mr. Valachi summarizes home once it is rented. NJ Savings Bank •oo-7*i-«»7i 325 7.19 2.25 7.35 B.88 1.00 7.03 1.06 1.00 6.08 A tional Association of Realtors. various tax court decisions that The article adds that the length B.75 3.00 7.00 B.38 2.68 6.86 Paradisa Mortgaga, Warran BOB-MI -a*»t sso B.68 8.00 7.88 A "Smart Tax Moves for Tough provide guidelines to homeowners of time the home is rented does B.68 3.00 7.17 B.38 3.00 6.94 R & J Mortgaga Svc.Ladgawood BOO-742-766* 0 1.00 2.70 0.18 A Times" shows homeowners how to seeking to establish & profit mo- not appear to be a factor, just as 7.25 0.00 7.2S B.68 0.00 6.68 Royal Mortgaga, Morriatown sot-ssi-wBt 345 B.00 0.00 N/PJ diminish potentioal losses when tive: long as it is actually rented How- 50 0.00 7.50 B.38 0.00 6.38 1.03 0.00 4.08 A : selling a property in areas with de- • The homeowners must rent the Sourca Mortgaga, Somarvllk SOO-OBO-ISOO 325 ever, Mr. Valachi emphasized that B.75 3.00 7.00 1.28 3.00 0.76 1.50 8.00 8.88 A clining home values. Under Inter- property in a transaction where Souroa Ona Mtga Svcs.Cranford BOB-7os-4ti7 o in order to establish the fair mar- 00 3.00 7.31 1.50 3.00 7.25 1.75 0.00 0.11 A! nal Revenue Service rules, the loss both the owners and renters have Summit Mortgaga Co., Cranford NI~7M-IIJI 35O< ket value, an independent ap- 38 Ob 7.30 00 0.00 7.00 on the sale of a persoanl residence their owner interests at heart If Worco Financial Svc, Warmn BO«-MI-HS4 75 1.00 0.00 4.00 A praisal should be done at the time is not deductible, but since the loss homeowners rent to a family mem- (A)1 YR ARM (B)30 YR JUMBO (C)5/25 (D)7/23 (E)HOME EQUITY (F)10 YR FIXED (Q)30 YR FHA on the sale of an income-producing ber and are subsequently audited, the property is converted to a rent- (H)FH/VA (l)7 YR BALLOON (J)3 YR ARM (K)15 YR JUMBO (L)5/1 (M)6 MO ARM property is deductible, homeown- al This figure is important when the IRS wiU expect to see that the APP FEE-8INQLC FAMILY HOMES a-INCLUDES APPRAISAL FEE b-THRU CLOSING 7/11 ers choosing to convert their prop- same price and terms would have the decision is made to sell the •-60 DAY RATE LOCK AVAIL **-AT CLOSING ~ -CREDIT PROBLEM LOANS AVAIL erty to rental should first under- been provided to any other renter. rental property. Ratae are tuppHed by tha kmlara and ara preaanlad wthoui guaiantee. Rates and »»ma are »ub(«ct to change. Lendera rtsreaasd m diaptayingrto»ma«on shoul d contact Cooperative Mortgagga lnfo>matJon @ (201) 762-03t3.Fot more lnforfnaak>o,bo»qweia should on other mortg^ 9090 9190 wso no HaMMy for typoBjaphloal errors or omajabna. Raise listed were *tc>plM by the kwdars on 7/2. N/P—Not Provided by fwF 9W9 favntt Mottgagnmnd Financing tot» and Acmagm • BY OWNER FRANKFORD TWP-Sut- BRIDOEWATER- HACKtTtTOWN RO- WAHRKN TWF.- • BR 3 aax Cty. 113 ac. -$8500/ Vandarhavan, largaat 3 BUILD YOUR OWN Warren county. 2 adj. •ATMS CAUF. SPLIT, IN ac. Naar Rt.208/15/565 BR, brick, end unit, fplc, HOME NOW! No down- parcela (13 Acres total) 8270 SOURCE 0HOUND POOL, FIN- Tranqulllty Raalty 908- deck, upgradaa 8143,000 payment on Miles maierl- 50 ft. front aa. parcal. .1 AC I ISHED OAME ROOM. 852-1516 Broker ownar firm. 908-526-7656. ala, below market con- $170,000 or 1 parcal 50 M4MQ0. IY APPOINT- struction financing. Call ft.x e Acres touches ad- MCNT. MS-MO-4712 Milea Homea today. 1- join, pond $90,000. FLORIDA- Dlsrtey IIOM1 IVSIM ( IIOV INC •070 800-343-2884 ext. 1. 908-8S2-1516 Tranqulllty World Area-Klaeimmee. I hoi niivji HiillillH:; hi \/>< ilinn s CO., INC. DtOVOU Realty- Broker own. Prlv owners offer lowest KNOW... MORTGAGES possible rataa for fully Purchasing a Home? that an ad In thli local loaded 2 bdrm, 2 bth paper alto gott Into 16 BOUND BROOK- 4 fam- Raflnance/Purchaaa BEDMINSTER— Tha Great Rate* I Call Ravi •370 squeaky clean condoa or Refinancing otnar local papars? HIM*, 2 BR, corner unit. ily, $26,000 cash flow, Vacation nantan Incl kitchen hardware, Raach ovar 400,000 2nd fir, AC, all appl. Inc. asking $189,000. for sale 9O8-S77-8292 towels, linens, barbecua raadara with ona call I WAD, deck, newly car- by owner, fully laaaad, grille). W/D. color cable ft 1-MO-Ut-MtS pet ad/tl lad/paint ad, 908-204-0125. BRIOANTINE- Lovely much more. SS9.99 per WE HAVE THE MOST move-In ready, cathedral atudlo condo, beach day. Tom A Roaamary, 1- block, pool, AC, DW. INTRODUCTIONS... calling, 179,B00. 908- MOO 800-FLA-7787. COMPETITIVE RATES. A way lor paopla to mwl 701*5958, Roaa Eaton. AMI fatal* $400/wk. 908-561-8048. peopla, avary wa*k In iocs L.B.I.— Harvey Cadars- Call for a FREE Consultation & Credit Check your local Forbat news- •RIDOeWATtFt- 2 BR, CAPE COO- (Harwich, SBR home, 1 house from (kAMOKl). \.I 'JIW-272-54J7 paper. Tha id It Iraa, upper and unll w/garage. SACOUIRE REAL MA)-3 BR Ranch, fully ocean, washer/dryer, than ona call doas it (III Taxes $1039. 177,900. NO MONEY DOWN- ESTATES furnished, WAD, DW, grill diahwaaher. Avail. Over 150 Mortgage Program*, lo Choose From. 658-3416 Take ovar payments. Po- First Investors group Inc. A phone. 201-377-5993. Aug.-Nov. 908-a»>7729. Many with NO POtMTS i-aoo-ssi-Mis cono Mountains. Bank seeks Real Estate part- FLA- AnnaMaria Island To Subscribe ISELIN- By ownar. •RKLY HOTS- 1 yaar repoaaessed. Lot fully ners • Use our Cash/ I— Deluxe 3BR, 2 Ranch: 3BR. 2 bath, naw young. 2200 sq. ft. 2 wooded. Call 717-992- gulf front, 2 Bfl apt, full baih, W/D. micro. TV credit- Let's profit to- turn, kit * linens, cable, cable, wk. 7/10-1785; "Get to the Source" kit, fin. bamt., dack. Must bdrm condo w/2 1/2 5414. gether 1-800-753-3755 •aal (145,900. B55-9437 baths and Jacuzzi. Many AC, BBQ/patio. balcony 8/28- $825. 232-490*. Call upgradaa. Fplc, 2 car PLUCKEMIN- 2 acres 100% guaranteed, avail. I -600-227-7940 (8O0) 696-1860 (908) 231-9100 MARTINSVILLC gar. and walk out bimt. plua house, retail/office I— Holgata, Apt. 1 blk. zone, 300 ft. frontaga Use Your Card... from beach, clean, coxy, 65 N. Gallon Av«., SomorvllU, NJ 0M76 NEW LISTING Sacrifice 1299,000 by 9200 1-800-3O0-9321 owner. (90S) 752-6600/ $1 M, 908-658-3416 2 BR, Bath, EIK, great COUNTRY CHALET Batty. Evea. (908) 755- VACATION m of bay, screanad 9631. PROPERTY porch, avail. 8/7 till Sept. Thli lovaly 3BR, 2 bath AdvtrUti In tha Ciintffocft WM375mo-$1200. homa raati on 4 wood- HIGHLAND PARK •210 - Homea For tale 908-336-8216 ad acres In mountain 1BR, AC, W/D, 14x22 LR, 1220 • Poconoa area. Homo boasts big exposed brick walla, rf OP#ftl#) S II— Ocaanalda. Slaaps wood dack w/wlntar $105,000 908-247-3616 •110 9230 • Resort OW, wMher.mlcrowve, view*, 2 car dalach. ga- Oat of Ana Properties Quick And gas grill. WOO/Wk. Aval). raga. $32t,000. Thla HILLSBORO- 2 Level, •240 • Waterfront Convenient! /21-5/8. 80«>4t2-1382. wont laatl Call 2BR, AC, W&D, bimi., Properties Cantury 21 pooiAannls, Townhouse 9280 • Lola and McO.EE REALTORS Design, remodeled. K1NTNERSVILLE PA- Acre age 1035 Rl.202 Branchburg $98,000. (908) 281-0626. Bucks County farm •280 • Time) Shares MORTGAGES •Ot-SH-4440 NO. BRUNSWICK- house for sale by owner 9270 • Vacation Rentale Below market valuell 3BR, 1 Vt baths, lovely 9290 - Weekend Rentala These sellers used Kate Lund Magnificent 2 BR, 2 bath views, fruit trees, large METUCHEN- 5 BR, 2 1/ barn, 3 Ac, $192,900 0 POINT - 71 :< I IXI-.I) 2 bath, axpandad ranch, Penlhouse in Gov's. PI. Come seel 215-346-6947 ( and Mary Lupini of Re/Max naar High achool, Idaal II. Fplc, skylta. & moral for tomtom w/liva-in $92,900. 908-821-0327. Realty Center to sell their paranta or grown chil- •120 dren, Incldi (rpl. 2 car WanHd to Buy gar., anciotad porch, re- LAND- Urtlondale, Pa. CALL THE ARL\S VOST SK1LED VORIW homes and they didn't lose ducad $205,000, by Build your Dream Homa SELLING YOUR HOME? on 9 Ac. with views of ownar, 663-0187 Elk Ml. Ski resort. Skate any sleep at all! BRANCHBURQ WANTED: 3 BR Colonial WORCO MIDDLESEX- 3 BR, EIK, or Cape on quit! street In on private pond wlntar, AC, fin. bsmt. 1 VS bath, BIO VALUEI awlrn & trout fish In sum- 3 year young brick front Cranford/Weatflald. Eal- IflNANCIALSpCES axe. loc, many extras. n kitchen a must. mer. Poss. subdlv./ad|. to Appl. only. 90B-96B-2491. End Unit. 2BRs, 21/2 Pa. Game Preserve. bath Townhome, E-l-K, •• 71S-237-9M2 •• $55,000 908-234-1958. 908/561-3836 iSis SOMCRVILLE- reduced plus OR, CAC, pool & for quick aale, 12 yr, tonnls. $128,900. •ISO ranch, meticulously Century 41 maintained. 3BR. 2Vi McQEE REALTORS Mortgag—and Sold in 10 days baths, many amenities. 1035 Rt. 202 Branchburg Financing Must See 908-722-8552 90B.SW-4440 470 Old Post Road, Edison BAD CREDIT OKI List Price $154,000 Advertise 7 Days, 9AM-9PM In the Classified! 908-679-7126 Sale Price $147,000 Listed & Sold by K & M EASY LiyiN Sold in 18 days One Surrey Lane, Colonia Mo matter how you plan on spending List Price $318,000 your leisure time, it won't be Sale Price $310,000 Listed by K & M - sold co-broke agent on household maintenance/If HOUSE OF THE WEEK WESTFIELD $335,000 Thl9 lovely Colonial has a marble faced fireplace & Bl Sold in 2 days CONDOMINIUMS booksholves & cabinots in the LR The DR opens lo a screened porch, the bright FR has a celling fan & the 44 Park Gate Drive, Edison • Starling as low as S91 .BOO / • Prostige (L. kitchen has new pickled oak cabinet & desk + eating List price $168,900 space & an Italian Me floor The master BR's new bath has a Owner Supplied Financing Listed & Sold fur full price by K & M lo qualified buyers. a double sink vanity, walk-In & llnan closets ' a separate • Peaceful & sorsno tub & shower Renovated 3rd floor with 4 skylights, 2 estate like grounds calling fans, carpel & powder room New 2nd door bath, Re/Max Realty Center • Easy walk to NY train, basomonl mcm/ilion room, double parage! 75 [.iiK'nln HiRhw.ty • Kl »27 town shops 27 varieties of layouts Kate Lund, crs • Elevators avnilablu kbr* Cinq 217 Prospect Ave, Mary Lupini S A Union County Forbes Newspaper U-4 / Forbes Newspapers July 7, 8,9,1993 M7O M70 •170 9410 VwOoHloNI ApflfoWS VaWBtWft *TBfltaJ8 NQRTfM WIL0W00O POCOMO8- WO BAM •OCONO8- now log CNANPOHO- Prattll- SOUND BROOK- let fir, 4 rm. apt. SO.BOUND BROOK* NOTICE: All HOMES BEDMINSTER LAKI— Luxury houee, homo, 3 BR, dithwaaher, gloua norltialdo. 4BR Bl- noar ttatlon, tSOO/mo. nice area, 2 RMS; TO SHARE advorHas) ••aeh block, pool, spadoua IBR, an older MAIM- BLL8WORTH/ beachet, pool*, ftehlna W/D. 'retort comm; Level. LR, OR. Kit., Rao homo. W/D Parking, S78O hoat A water me. Avail. 8/ 6818.00, 3 RMS; 8628.00 m.rta ere PAYABLE IN •AN HARBOR- New cable IV. AC A MaM rowboat, tennla, private pool*, ttnnlt, horaaa and Rm, Laundry rm, 21/2 utll. Phono 8883188. 1.MS-432-3381 utll. Incl. 808-847-7068 (••(•front house, fully service. Sun. to Prl. community. Avail, now. mora. $250 wkand. 8550/ bttha, patio, dock, 2 ear ADVANCE by eaah, equipped, eleepe 10, apodal 8378-4 paapia. Wk. 8O8-272-S732 BOUND BROOK- 3 + HILLSSOROUOH- Stu- SOMBRVILLB- 1 Bfl, choc*, VISA of Maotor INCSS U m- oaraga. Oaa hoat, CAC, dto apt Mt A bath, laun- center of town, MOO/mo. canoe, 1«' boat, wrap MliTwk apoclaliao/ Cant. Voe. Avail, immad. BR. 1 I/a bath, EIK. Lg Card. For a quota on TElfS •round deck. Avail. Aug. day* people. July • to POCONO8- Saw Craak, $i400/mo. + u»llt. 11/a LR/DR. completely reno- dry and off 81. parking. mde. heat A utH*. 806- S«pl. A Oct. $S76/wt. •apt a. Can Mainu Advtrtlu in ffie C/tiilffeoV 3 BRa, Don, pool, ttnnlt.. cable. flQS-3»423B 728-0482 Of 231-0140. coat pNW88> c*H Furnlthed Offices a golf, 1280/weettand. mo. MC. 201-713-7326; vated, W/W, full bmnt. off Secretarial Services 101 Ml 3018 ovaa. 808-438-3843. at. prkg., lg ovt. yard, KBHILWORTH- 3 rm. 8OMERVILLE- Beat 1-B0»W-S496. 8OB-7S7-8848 altar 6pm. avail 7/1, iiB0/mon.. MIDDLBtKX- Cottage, WAV carpet, AC, cloaa to loc., apaclout 4 BR In 2 908-781-6500 3 rooma. bath. No nete. 43*4167 tranap. Avail. 7/1/B3. fam., lg modem EIK, OR, BBOMINSTBR- Rt.202, ISM ph*t UtlH. 276-8813 LR, yd A deck. HOSO/mo BRWOSWATBR (Martlna- Bua. couple praf. MOO/ S^Fa^RVV P^PAF ••R™SjB^*aFB%*'* nwrlVT SBASIOE PARK- ap- Inc heat. 806-8344489 vllle 8ec«ont- to there prims tpace, bright of- proK, 250 ft. from the mo.+utllt. + 11/2 mo. 3 BR Duplex In nlea MANVttLS- 1 BR, kit, LR 2BR, ivk bath home w/1 fice, good parking 1330 ocean. Vary claan and •ac. 808-358-»21«. A bath, Immaculate A prot, WAD, OW, Micro- aqtl. fca-781-aO8». Need some direction largo apu. Sleept a. boautrfu). S82B/mo. Heat wave, generous closet A riAPACK- Exacutlva btmt. sVs/mo-t-1/2 utlls. CHATHAM- Main St. 750 »7 SOUTH fLAINFIELD- I000tq.fl. multi-use: Office*, Shop, light man- ufacturing, etc. Mins from 287. Conwenltmly located. Affordable rent 808-7834200 9800 ...of portion and BUSINESS eatetr •• advertlted In . Whan yow'nt OPPORTUNITIES naoytetMhea mova, aetlha 8810 - Bualnasses for Sato Ooportunrtlea 8830 - licenses for 8ala 8840 • Imrastments/ Opporiufiltlss M1O tnu toaMre to a ejuMt tJmay nalaJ«Mliiiuif> CLARK $154,900 A muat eat. Charming 4 bedroom Extra Iwea colonial wNh naw iMtng. roof, man Ma horn* la to >ou V4an SO. PUlNFIELD $152,000 NO. PLAINHELJ) $299,900 PUlNFIELD $116,900 MOUNTAINSIDE $249,900 Why reri 80.PUlNFIELD *.-»,,._ '*Wlfr l D" ill tt | i Cawato Colonial l.TS eon tot. fenced renr? Own ttwt 2-9 bedroom hone CompMaty rarwmlad 7 room SpM Lavat. 3 naar avafyihlngll Malntananca •^B^aaallllllllllllRr M3 ii ^* 'aV^I Line up a great deal... in Classified! NO. PLAINFIELD $109,900 SO. PLAINFIELD $142,500 WESTFIELD Why pay ram whan you can own We 3 Bpactooa « Irairi. WondtrfuT CotonW al- CLARK $384,000 ROSELLE $139,900 Looking for the riyht bedfoom home featuring S M barna, tomv tachact horrn a yr* young. 3 Bonn*. 214 Spadoua 3,000 aq. It. canur h«JI colonial, t Charming colonial Spadoui roorra, natural Modal'a starting In $350'a mnrm, aaMrHillchan, tarn, rm, 2 car oaraga. bdrms. 35 bins, rm lor tha Irvkwi or deal on an automobile? 'V batha, dining room, ba*amant A gavnga, woodwork, a bdfmj. aal-ln hit, formal din fjchilival Naw oonatruction. NSnhilda WMMald IB Horn* may be comrerlad to "4eo*J 1 family.' patio. Mini condition. Walk to tcliool. Musi moid l quarter]. Grant location, quid llrtal rm. 2 car detached gartga. Naar lo park. cram ha) oolonWi la b« butt. Eintfna irwwciuiB Turn to classified. CALL for d« Classified'* got Clark Area Scotch Plains Area South Plainfield Area Westfield Area (he directions! (908) 382-3200 (908) 322-9102 (908) 668-0020 (908) 233-5555 CO! DW •010 • AutowM— •1M< UndarfiOM •010 •010 BO10 COM- OutomoMtoa •130' MitoaMwwou • •uMaahal Automobllma UntfarUMO AutWiwUva wafer $1000 msnvosi umtorSlOOO •040 • Anttajua* and umferUOOO Claaalc AutoinoMtaa •010 CHEVY- 81 Millbu, 2 dr. CHEVY- 81, Mallbu, 2- CHNVtLlR- 79 95k ml, good tlraa/cond; door, V-«, auto, LaBaron, 4 dr., am/(m, HMMtM naw baftary. Rallabla transportation ear. cjpa, pbb, MOO, Me- trarn. MOO 808-868-4695 HOOO/BO. MS-356-1114. •070 • Family Vans CHIVY- 74, Caprlca. All CHEVY- 02 Cavallar. POHO- •• Muatang- CADILLAC- 75 Sedan naw: Braka ayat.; Timing ata.waoon, manual trans, U*ad dally to commutr BMear Davllla, 132K, graan, chain A gaan: Exhauat SMO. Sama ownara mora than MM • Trucks and Vans loadad, all powar, 450 V- •vat.; Rabit. carp. 1300 Mareury— 62 Lynx, 10 yr«. Naad* minor me- •100 • AutonwUv* B, runt axe, MOO, 753-firm. Call Mfchaal, ••ma aa abova, $990. chanical attanllon and rnMflwfM 9336 806-e46-<2e6 or Iv. mig, SM-1240 modarata body work. •110 - Automotlw^ Aaklng 11000. Call 908- Advertise In thm ClassUlmdl •73-o5eo. OLDSMOBILFS 88 ROYALE Is a step in the .... squelching rumors that the 95-year-old line is coming to an end. Olds is back on top with classy 88 Royale nition has been turned off, and there are Made To cup holders too. FORBES NEWSPAPERS ROADABUJTY Oldsmobile recently passed its 95th The 88 with the LSS package is anniversary amid a lot of rumor and equipped to give a good, solid well- controversy. balanced, easy to control, all-purpose ride. Even though it is General Motors Its touring suspension system includes sta- oldest division, it has been the subject bilizer bars, automatic load leveling, anti- of a lot of speculation in this decade. In fact, according to an unfounded lock brakes and traction control. Among rumor last year, its demise was im- the important items for ride stability are minent the Goodyear Eagle GA P225/60R16 all- But to paraphrase Mark Twain, the season touring tires. All of these factors rumors of its death were exaggerated. combine to provide what owners really The responsibility for the turnaround want; a controllable, quiet, safe and com- of Olds has been put in the hands of fortable ride. its newest division manager, John PERFORMANCE Rock, a very plain-spoken and dy- namic leader. His goal is to insure that For 1993, Oldsmobile has made several the Olds division will, by revamping improvements to the 3.8 liter V-6 trans- both its structure and product line, cel- verse-mounted engine that powers the 88 ebrate its very successful 100th an- LSS. As a result, torque was increased niversary in 1997. from 220 to 225 pounds per foot, fuel econ- Mazda Has The People, The 1993 88 Royale with the LSS omy was slightly increased and emissions Arid The Poweifaouse hivqilory package is a step in the right direction. are substantially cleaner. Its computer con- The This full-size, four-door, five-passenger trolled Hydra-matic four-speed trans- 1b Make UNIT Search for The Perfect luxury sedan was completely rede- mission shifts super smooth and is a well signed for 1992, and has been further matched combination to the time-proven, Mazda Deal A Simple One! refined for 1993. It utilizes the best in but continuously modernized V-6 power- what's new at Oldsmobile and reflects plant 1 its leading edge philosophy in design, convenience, performance, safety and SUGGESTIONS security. Add overhead assist handles for pas- -V sengers. \ APPEARANCE I BRA* The LSS is the sport sedan of the 88 line. ECONOMY It enhances the recently redesigned body EPA ratings are 19 city/28 highway. On New Mazdas LBW-a"^c, styling with a monochrome finish, lower the highway I averaged almost 29 mpg, *'0,295 body plastic cladding, black window trim, gs»^'%av&'SR«P <' and around town and on side trips close to AvaMria FOP prominent side mirrors, plus special tur- 23 mpg. tanmlato Delvoryl bine style alloy wheels and performance J touring tires. Its large cabin has four wide- CONCLUSIONS .^ opening doors for easy access, while the The 88 Royale LSS is an excellent ex- short rear deck hides a huge flat trunk with a handy cargo net ample of what division manager John Rock | and his crew are striving to prove about COMPORT Oldsmobile. It can and does build high The roomy interior is configured for four quality, well-equipped made-in-America 2 dr., auto. w/od. 4 cyt. tuito, pfc, p/b, ABS, AM/FM Star. caM., CD player, pbMcKs., p/lrunk, p/ant., p/drt- and is trimmed in leather, with large power cars that have a lot to offer potential buy- ver at., a/o, t/glaw, rw d»(., tilt, cruise, gauges, cloth adjustable front bucket seats. The quite \^v kit., befct. sts., remote mlro., aun rf., all season SBH, ers. In this, its 96th year, Oldsmobile is • ^ ,\ > alum, whit., last of otd body alyla, VIN# N521611B, wide instrument panel is very complete ' Stk.# 92M270, MSAP $21JBO. Discount $4815. making plans to show, and maybe surprise, •-••\'\.\.\., with analog gauges, well-placed controls for / / \ V the sensitive sound and effective climate us with some great new models for it 100th systems, plus a driver information center. anniversary. Once You've > Also, the steering wheel has remote con- PRICE AS TESTED BR/ trols for the radio and heater, plus the driv- er's air bag. Everything that should be $24,865 with LSS package plus more. > Compared Apples * 01. powered is, and the remote infrared lock/ W*^. n/b. ^Mffl BASE PRICE unlock setup is a jewel. Retained power is 1b Apples - Ybul handy for controlling windows after the ig- $21,949 in LS dress only. Buy h Remington! Real Prices, •Mt MMV "^11 MI ta* TEST DRIVE i^,\ '•-—vt^rN> Real Cars! SPECIFICATIONS FUEL CAPACITY: 18 gal. FUEL REQUIREMENT: Us Outffou'll Feel Comfortable Here! BASE PRICE: $21,949 PRICE AS TESTED: $24,865 unleaded regular (87 oct.) Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for lie, reg. & taxes, TIRES: Goodyear Eagle GA 22 ENGINE TYPE: V-6, ohv push rod, 5/60SR16m s mpfl BRAKES: anti-lock standard/disc/ ENGINE SIZE: 3.8 liter/231 cid drum HORSEPOWER: 170/4800 rpm DRIVE TRAIN: front engine/ TORQUE (hVlbs): 225 @3200 rpm front drive WHEELBASE/LENGTH: 111" PERFORMANCE: /200" 0-60mph:9.1 sec. TRANSMISSION: four speed auto I* ml (E.T.) 16.7 sec. w/od Economy, mpg clty/hlghway/ CURB WEIGHT: 3490 lbs observed: 19/28/27.8 RIS. 202 & 31, FLEMINGTON, NJ 908-782-7500 POUNDS/HP: 21 DRAG COEFFICIENT (CD): .31 U-2 / Rxbes Newspapers AutomotiveG^F July 7,8,9,1993 9010 •010 9020 VWi HMQ2»*82, IHTtUaUMI ' ~ 4 dr., 4 " " cm*., radwa. datum aH, ran Mb, itfai Sal.. WN# NT1ISMI. U, auto., 4 cyl, pM. Mb, baMk, AMM CM*., Two More Weeks FREE! Not long ago, as you may recall, we had so many customers we sometimes had to ask them to wait a few weeks while we built their cars. Well, the people in Spring Hill voted to put in a bit more overtime to help keep up o New with the demand, and we now have a pretty wide selection of models to show you. So the only thing that might try your patience from now on is hearing, over and over again, "Say, how do you like your new Saturn?" MSR.lt cftie 1993 SC2 u $13,110 including retaikr prtparatum and transportation. Tkx, ticttut and otbtr option* additional. €)/993 Saturn Corporation. SATURN OF UNION Garden YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD SATURN DEALER IT JUST TAKES A CALL 1-800-559-9495 1-9O8-686-281O FORBES NIiWSI'APKkS A DIFFERENT KIND of COMPANY. A DIFFERENT KIND of CAR. 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"MSflP: tt? 333, Conv Pt? $8,000 (MSRP $17,338 Conv Pkg $9,800 Puces include all consumer costs except licensing, reg & tains VoL 2f NOt 46 ** 7-9,IMS A Forbes Newspapers Guide to your quality time -.* Music Stage Events Movies Me)odi Cheech-less team up G&4C Chang 12 plays m Princeton m m EL"i INCLUDING 10 DAYS FOUNDTWP IMNSMIAMIC FOR ONLY. AIRFARE (ptfptfion, MMi oooMpmqf phi The twin capitals of the former Austro- Hungiritn Empire arc united by the famed Blue Dtnubc TVo cities - each unique in character - share common bonds that have been forged over centuries. Classic Vienna and fun-filled Budapest promise i memorable stay. SKRV1CKS INCUDK Round-Up airfu» on Lutthanu Gmtn Mm Touring by private dituxt motorooich •AccommodWom in first class hot* with pnvt* d •Soviets of i rouM-lnguAt, pralniionii lour (My. Sptciftl (fcwffi Ibituring fail ipioiilliM, winv lc, ^fMOfw^ dvinsr SUM* on tw ucnubt W kwytifftf md no boouwl Vtoftni Woodi A M d* careon to Kdoat v>d Soft nil fw MMNC Bl0 Bond AMI of no Dwubtfltar Soo fw iMifioJ tpltodof of Sohonbrum Piiaoo 9m+v*mt\ Ub<** Ni indudng tips, torn and chargo* OCR III(;IILK;HTS Budapest: 1,000 years of history This w OTW in a series of articles about the cities Belgrade. He was succeeded by his son Matthias and places to be visited on the 10-day lour, "Imperial Corvinus. Capitols," being offered by Forbes Newspapers and With Matthias at the helm, Hungary became the Lvfthansa German Airlines. greatest country in central Europe and a haven to After the mighty Danube has thundered through the leading scholars and artisans of the day. the foothills of Eastern Austria, its waters spill out After Matthias' death, the Turks were able to cap- into the rolling plains of western Hungary and make ture Buda, Obuda and Pest and the remaining popu- a dramatic 90-degree turn to the south at the Da- lation of Hungary was frightened. The people opted nube Bend. Down river, the stream divides the hills to invite the neighboring Austrian Hapsburgs to take of Buda from the plains of Pest. control and protect them from more expansion. In the 1st century A.D., the Romans established a The Turks were finally expelled in 1683, but it was camp on the site ;ind named it Aquini'um. In the 5th not until 1841) that Hungary was able to free itself century, Alilla and his Huns drove the Humans out, from Hapsburg domination and declare their coun- settled in the palatial Roman villa and paid tribute to try a republic. This however, was a very short-lived his brother Buda by renaming the town for him. success, The 18-year-old Hapsburg Emperor Franz In the 9th century, King Arpad and the Magyars Joseph was able to convince the Russian Czar to rode out of Russia's Ural Mountains and pillaged help him put down the Hungarian revolt and return their way across Europe until they were defeated at Hungary to the Imperial fold. By 1873 Pest, Buda Augsburg by the Holy Roman Emperor Otto I. They and Obuda were unified and Budapest became a settled in the plains along the Danube and in the European metropolis. towns of Buda. Obuda and Pest. By 1301 the Arpad For mom information repurdmg the "Imperial dynasty of kings died out and Hungary invited for- Capitals" (our, contact your Iocai travel agent or call eigners to become king, including Janos Hunyadi of Ike Romantic Tour Hotline, at (703) 644-3179 or 800- Famous ChilnBridgt Transylvania. He defeated the Turks at what is now 523-6767. Sponsored by Forbes Newspapers and Lufthansa. Our tour departs October 5,1993. WMMiPtui r July 7-9,1993 WB6NBHPPIIIS Cover photo by GEORGE lake the bus to the only place PACCIELLO for premium players!,, BONUS *"hmo*v?* coin When you want the beti, call White Bui Diners enjoy their 0750y iip«imci|Mi into every irip. dinner outdoors /cocoimn %n\.7wm at LaCucina in Sundiy-Friday Saturday in Somerville c Ofler tubjtct to ct* tut a**to* M. yp^ria^aitt y J lCOWnWSOWWMSTW*ANT tUNMHSTATIONMY ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IS III BNw M. Hi •» W§nji Mi. 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But what Among the newcomers to out- about those of us who don't have door dining on Somerville's Main the time for picnics or don't have Street is Ferraro's, a popular Ital- back yards? ian eatery that also recently added Well, you can always cat on the a bar, although unlike LaCucina, sidewalk, which uses the mall's outdoor At least you can in many New promenade, it cannot serve alcohol Jersey towns that are jumping on to outside diners. the increasingly popular outdoor "You're not allowed to serve al- dining craze, which has worked its cohol on the sidewalk," said owner way from Europe to Manhattan Joseph Bonfantino. "We'd like to, and now into closer locales like but we're a part of the business- downtown Somerville and down- men's association, and we'll abide town New Brunswick, with down- by whatever they decide. They town Cranford following close be- were the ones who encouraged us hind. to do this, so we thought we'd give Sidewalk cafes have played a it a try. It took us a while, because large role in the successful revia- we wanted to do it right, and now talization of New Brunswick, the customers seem to like it a which has developed a reputation lot." as one of the finer dining areas in Bonfantino added that he only the Garden State, while the ongo- serves dinner outside, because the ing revitalization of the Somerville midday sun shines directly on business area has encouraged their sidewalk area during lunch- many restaurateurs to open an time. As he made that point, how- area of tables outside of their Main ever, a couple with a small child Street doors. asked if they could have lunch out And recently, Cranford passed DIANE MATFLERO/WEEKENDPLUS there anyway, and he gladly an ordinance to allow restaurants Whether H'e at a ildewalk cafe, or a reataurant patio like the one at the Bridgewater Manor obliged them. currently offering table service to (above), food fust aeema to taste better outside. New Brunswick diners, too, are add an al fresco dining area, a de- getting used to outdoor dining, cision possibly motivated by the success of the nearby Cafe coli of Flemington and Ergonomic Workstations, Inc., of and the restaurants arc responding. The Old Bay, for in Reppetti in Kcnilwarth, which has seen business boom Somerville. "It's very European. I've spent a lot of time in stance, recently opened a "beer garden," while places like since opening an outdoor dining area last September. Europe, and you get used to eating outdoors. I used to have The Frog and the Peach and Stage Left cater to the city's Unlike many outdoor cafes in Somerville, La Cucina at to go to New York until we found this." theater and club crowd. the Downtown Somerville Shopping Mall has been serving His dining partners, Michael Napolitano of Bridgewater, stage ^in fact»IS Iocated n&ht next•to Crossroads diners outdoors for four years now, but they don't consider and PhyUis Ferro, also of Bridgewater, added their endorse- Theatre< ^ G^e Street Playhouse and the State Thc- the others as competition. atre, drawing play and concert patrons both before and ments, after the shows. "Not at all, we welcome them," said La Cucina manager "I love watching people" said Napolitano, who runs a "I think it's a part of a trend that people want to eat Jennifer Guzman "We're happy to see them, because they carpentry business in Freehold. "We come here three or healthy and get outside more," said Stage Left co-owner add character to the town, the more, the merrier." four times a week for lunch or dinner. Thursday nights Mark Pascal. "We see it as a big draw, and on a nice night, While many of the newer cafes are still building a loyal (when La Cucina offers live jazz music) are the best - you the tables fill up outside a lot faster than they do inside." roiidonr following \:\ Cucina has an established band of get a nice crowd. And there's also a lot going on in town on So the next time you pass by an outdoor cafe - and the regulars. One recent afternoon, u group of local business- Friday (when Main Street draws its weekly fleet of classic odds are you will sooner than later - look on it as an f '!K imjjcml over espresso after lunch, enjoying the sun- cars and folks attending the free concerts on the Somerset opportunity for a picnic without ants, and you don't have to shine and seasonably warm afternoon sun. County Courthouse lawn). It's a very social atmosphere, and sit on the ground. Better yet, you can enjoy any kind of "We're here more often than not," admitted Giorgio Mori- the food is delicious," cuisine you want, and you don't even have to cook. Happenings ANTIQUE AND 19081247-1093 year. 11 a.m,-9 p.m. July 9,11 (908) 479-6611 Nicholas Music Center, the stage. Admission 15. CUSTOM CAR SHOW •Monthly sriowand sale. 10 (i m,-5 p.m. July 10. Admission •tncludinp, a jugDand and tours Kid stuff Rutgers Arts Center BIU MOONEY New Market lirefoLse d.m >l;30 run. Jnlv 11 hrr Saturday. July 1O( 3 p.m. 13. of the winery, noon-5 p.m. July George Si,, New Brunswick AlADDIN Nicholas Music Center. 801 South Washington Aw admission GREATER NEW JERSEY 10. Admission $3, discounts (908)932-7511 July 16; 9:30. 11a.m., Rutfiers Arts Center dscataway COLLECTORS SHOWCASE MUSIC COLLECTORS EXPO •Adventures in music and available, George St., New Brunswick 1:30 p.m. (008: 968-0159 30VS Jnl C.rls Ckili Hy.itt Itoi'ency Hotol sound with Robert Kapilow. (908} 932-7511 SUMMER THEATER PARTY •Also including vans, meter- Uucks County Playhouse •Storyteller with n laige follow 1050 jiunette Ave.. union 2 Albany bt., Now Urunswck Adults $10, children 17 and Paper Mill Playhouse cuj'i. i?rd Mozart's 'Magic Flute' Pops, Miss N.J. N.L Opera Festival production coming Join in concert 1)» twe summr oonowet te* to Raritan Valley Community College lies at Woodbridge Center con- By W1LUAM WES1H0VEN tinues Wednesday, July 14, with WeekendPius Editor a Broa(tay PETER ADAMS Sunday, July 11,7 p.m. •John Hamty, Cheryl Carraher, Monday, July 12, 8 p.m. Thursday, July 15,12:30 p.m. Spring Lake Park July 16. Nicholas Music Center, Newark Museum Mapks AM,, South Piainfteld ARTHUR COOK Rutgers Arts Center 49Washlngton St., Newark (908) 745-3935 Sunday, July 18,1 p.m. George Si,, New Brunswick (201) 596-6550 •Big band (led by Fred Wesche) Carney Center for the Arts 1908) 932-7511 •Guitarist performs with his jazz performs music of the 40s and Purnell School, Pottersville •World premiere group. Free admission, 50$. Free admission. (906) 879-2428 by Deborah Drattel; also works by AMflST CAROL REDflELD BROWNING/ •Cellist performs works by Mozart and Beethoven, Admis- Sunday, July 18,8 p.m. ANfTA CERVANTES Prokofiev, Kodaly, and other sion $14. Nicholas Music Center, Sunday, July 11,2 p.m. composers w/John Schucker, JEANFARNWORTH Rutgers Arts Center Kennedy Library piano. Admission $25. Thursday, July 15.7:30 p.m. COX FAMILY George St., New Brunswick 500 Hoes Lane, Piscataway North Plainfield Library Wednesday, July 14,7 p.m. (908) 932-7511 (908) 463-1633 6 Rockview Ave. •Cellist and pianist perform clas- Borough Park •All-male choir sings sacred and North Plamfieid secular music from Russia, Ad- ' sical and modern works (re- Park Ave,, Remington (908) 755-7909 mission $16. scheduled from the March blii- (908) 479-1555 •Irish music performed on the IACH AND HtS FAMILY zard). Free admission. •Bluegra&s group from Louisiana. Celtic harp. Free admission, Friday, July 9( 8 p.m. CAMUACCOWBOVS Free admission. Nicholas Music Center, Wednesday, July 14, DIXIEIIUYTRIO FRESH FISH Rutgers Arts Center 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 14, Saturday, July 17,8 p.m. New Brunswick Bndgewaler Commons 6;30 p.m. Ogden Memorial Church (908) 932-7511 (908) 218-0001 Toume Park, Boonton Mam St., Chatham Sunday, July 11,5 p.m. •Country and Western band. Free (201) 326-7600 (201) 593-8475.288-9729 Wooh/wton Inn, Stockton admission, •Country and Western ensemble, •Folk music quartet backs up (906) 806-8068 CARMEN Free admission. Steve Zakon in a Revolutionary •Worths of J.C.F. Bach, W.F. Jury 10,16; 8 p.m. TOMMY DORIEV ORCHESTRA War-style contra dance, Admis- Bach, J.C.Bach, J.S.Bach, and Kirby Arts Center, Monday, July 12,7:30 p.m. sion $5; sneakers required, C.P.E. Bach, performed try 3 Lawrenceville School Bridgewater Commons BERNIE OOYDISH HAW chamber quintet. Admission $18 (609) 936-1500 Routes 202-206, Bndgewater POLKA BAND in New Brunswick (w/related lec- •Bizet's opera of desire, per- (908) 218-0001 Wednesday, July 14,2 p.m. ture at 7 p.m.), $14 In Stockton. formed In English by the Opera •Swing-era band named after its Thompson Prak IARONBOWCK Festival of New Jersey. Admission famous leader. Free admission, Pemneville Road Sunday, July 11,6 p.m. $44-116. THE DUPREEI Jamesburg COHORTS ON THE GREEN Tuesday, July 13,7:30 p.m. Warren Park (908) 745-3835 Sonwwt County Coufltamt Bridg#wt»r Common* Florida Grow Rd.t Woodbridgt •Polka and big tand conetrt on E4»t M«tn St., Sorrwviltt Routes 202-206, arld(twater The Essex String Quartet will premiere Deborah Drattel's Ap- (908) 745-3935 tht "stHMfmobito,41 tocatod in tht (908) 704-1010 (908) 218-0001 pusfOMto Monday, July 12, 8 p.m., during a Rutgers Sum- •14-pieceorchwtmpeffbimj park's open grove. Free admis- Outdoor concerts at 7 p.m. Fri- •Vocal group from the p«- music of the swing era, Free ad- sion, merFest performance at the Rutgers Arts Center In New Brun- mission. day. Free admission, Beatles era. Free admission. (Please turn to page 13) swick. MIUONDOUJW SOUND •Chip Mergott, July 9. ESSEX STRING qUARTCT July 7-9,1993 W+rn*** WeetendPius Curtain calls NOW PLAYING 1-800-447-7313 NJ.tHAWWIAM FESTIVAL BrooksldeDr.,MUIbum (906)273-9383 •Measure for Measure, expos- Bowne Theatre (201)376-4343 SOMERSET HILLS HOm •Fnnkmtoin, Mary Shelley's ing corrupt government of the 9UCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE •you Mafa Me La* Vou, revue Drew University, Madison •Phantom, musical based on 1-78 Exit 33, Warren monster brought to the stags. 17th century. July 13-24. Ad- 70 South Main Si. of American song and dance. (201) 408-5600 The Phantom of (fie Open (the (906) 647-6700 July 8-Aug. 7. Admission mission $10. New Hope, Pa. Through Sept. 25. Group rates available: call for prices. •Arms and the Man, anti-war book, not the Broadway play). •The WKtt/nj, encore of an S15.50-S10.50. PIAYSIN-THE-PARK (215) 862-2041 Roosevelt Park MONTCLAIR STATE COUEQE excursion by George Bernard Throutfi July 17. Admission Italian wedding transformed SUMMUtFUN THEATER •Sugar Battes, vaudeville mu- Route 1, Edison Upper Montclair Show. Through July 17, Admis- I4U26. Into a dinner theater. 7:30 Weiss Arts Center, sical made famous on Broad- (908) 548-2684 sion $30-$14, discounts avail* FLAYS-IN-THE-MltK p.m. July 10. Admission $45. Montclair Kimberiey Academy way by Mickey Rooney. Through (201) 893-5112 •Nonsense, the first Incarnation •... kid the Ra/n Came to able. Roosevelt Park SOMERSET VAUEY PLAYER! (201) 256-0576 July 11. Adm.ssion S22-S19. •Cheaper by the Dozen, family of the Uttie Sisters of Hoteken. COUNTY COLLEGE Of MORRIS Mayfield, Jason Milligan's OT-MWADSTREET THEATRE Route 1, Edison Amwell Rd., Neshanic July 14-24. Admission $2; drama about a mart going out 5 South Greenwood Ave. (908) 548-2884 (908) 369-7469 values In the Roaring 20s. SbMtont C««tor C«M«ri« Through July 10. Admission bring lawn chairs. on his own. Studio Theatre, Hopewelt fRf MIER THEATRE COMPANY •Chess, musical set In the Route 10, Randolph 119-114, discounts available. WATCHUNO ARTS CENTER (201) 328-5225 through July 11. Admission (609) 466-2766 Henderson Theatre course of a world championship 16 Stirling Rd., Watchung •Sout/i Pacific, Rodgers and $15, discounts available. •Little Stop of Horrors, musical Route 520, Uncroft chess match. July 9-Aug. 8. (908) 753-0190 Hammerstein's musical of the •The Tup to Bountiful, stage derived from the cult film. \m) 758-1118 Admission $15, discounts COMING UP •Some Days Are Better Than islands during World War il. July version of the Oscar-winning Through July 17, Admission •The Pirates of Perurance, Gil- available. NJ. SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL Otters, musical taking a look at 8-17. Admission $6. film. Memorial Auditorium, $17.25 Saturdays, $15.75 Fri- bert and Sullivan's operetta of STAOEWORKS/SUMMIT Bowne Theatre society and its current at- HUNTERDON HILLS PLAYHOUSE through July 18. 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Chess, written by former Andrew LJoyd Webber partner Tim Rice (Jesus Christ Superstar) with music Ttit SonwrMt Vallty Playtri' cut of Chess reheartw In praparation for opening night. by the pop band Abba, follows a line of intrigue and romance from Bangkok to Budapest during the Baker. "And there are a lot of ballads." 1988 World Chess Championships. The characters include the pro- Because of the small stage at the Somerset Valley Playhouse, the set tagonists, Molokov and Walter, who initiate the international affairs; design will be patterned after the more-symbolic British production. Freddie, a brash American chess champion patterned in the John "It's more representative, and will look like a chess board," the McEnroe mold; and Anatoly, the Russian champion. director explained. Richard G. Baker, who previously directed Equus and Brighton Beach Still, this is a rather ambitious production, featuring a cast of 20 and Trilogy for SVP, is back at the helm for this production, which he's five musicians. The cast includes several local actors, including Kevin J, been anxious to do for a long time. Gray (Anatoly) of Somerset; Michael Monte (Molokov) of Bridgewater; "It just became available for non-professional groups, and we wanted and Ken Webb (Walter) of Plainfield. Anne Darice-Wrobel of New Brun- to be the first ones in the area to do it," said Baker. swick, meanwhile, is serving as choreographer. The production will be presented Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 p.m., The musical is also famous for spawning the hit single "One Night in and Sunday at 7 p.nx Bangkok/' but while known as a rock musical, Baker stresses that those who areni crazy about rock music shouldn't be scared off, as the CHESS July 9-Aug, 8 at the Somerset Valley Playhouse, Amwell Road (Route 514), volume doesn't exactly approach the level of Tommy. Hillsboroutfi. Tickets $15 (Friday-Saturday); 2/$15 (Sunday). (908) 369-7469 or "It's more in the vein of Andrew Lloyd Webber-type musicals," said (908) 725-2120. 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Now, Pollack has made Tin Him, in which a very attractive leading one-night stand with a mysterious woman on a beach on Grand Cay- man (Tom Cruise) gets in over his head playing the big boys1 game and man Island (don't ask) that his wife might find, urn, disconcerting. y spends the rest of the movie trying to get his life back. It's based on a The framework is there for a crackerjack thriller. The problem is that novel by John Grisham, and it works up to a point. Pollack - along with laugh-a-minute screenwriters David Rabe, Robert Because The Finn was one of those books that everybody (except Towne, and David Rayfiel - insists on exploring every plot thread to your faithful reviewer) read, Pollack was stuck trying to cram every- death. It takes so long for Mitch to be seduced by the firm that a half- thing from a 501-page novel into a movie, and it shows. The Firm is hour has gone by before the plot gets started. long, too long, way too long, and it would have been much more At lxh hours and change, The Firm is an audience endurance test. effective had it been more streamlined. It might even Yes, there are chase scenes, but they're too long, Yes, have made more sense. t ml/ tn 'nrf ^e c*iaracters discuss their motivations, but they do it Cruise plays Mitch McDecrc, a recent Harvard Law Was StUCK Uying ^ much We have ^ etching Cruise finally tweak School graduate who. in the opening sequence, is tO Cra/T) e\r€fytfling ffOff) a both the stuffed shirts in his own law firm and the being interviewed for a job at a small but prestigious 501-D3J& n(Mil ifltO d Allies 'n ^e government, but we see his plan coming Memphis firm, headed by Hal Holbrook. Cruise's ... from so far off that there's no joy in watching him wile (whom everybody keeps re-te-rring to as "'your movie, and it snows, execute it; it.s a foregone conclusion. vMto rtntali young wife" or "your pretty wife"), played by Jeanne There's also the slightly disturbing note that The Tripplehorn ifias-ir /n.stinci's psychologist), has trepidations about mov- Firm is a lawyer movie that never sees the inside of a courtroom; it's got ing from Boston to Memphis, and worries about ihi* strict paternal front as much to do with the law as Diamonds An Forever ever did. Cruise the firm puts nn. but the lartje paycheck and amenities offered - not to might just as well be an accountant. And how come nobody has a 3t Body of Antanot mention the constant tlatlery -• make Cruise's decision. Tennessee accent? Noi long after starting work. Mitch discovers twith a minimum of The cast, however, is uniformly excellent. From Tripplehorn (given effort) that the firm is laundering large sums of money for a Chicago- tlu? sappiest role to play) and Strailhairn (the most decent character is 8. Ho/ft bayed crime family. HHievr me, that's not giving anything away, since in prison) to Gary Busey, the one person not on screen enough in a rare 71 HMMMt Ota the real story is about Mitch's conflict: on the one hand, he's sworn to ingratiating role; Holly Hunter, as a blue-collar secretary who ends up keep his clients1 secrets and can't oven testify in court on the wrongdo- playing a major role ;n Mitch's plans; and of course, Gene Hackman, 9. Toys ing; on the other, the FBI (mostly in Uw person of a strangely hairless who just can't give a bad performance, as Cruise's mentor at the firm, Ed Hi'uris) is pps:,unn^ him to copy firm documents and hand them giving us some humanity belu'nd the corruption, ove<\ Capsule reviews to pitcn HIS wjy into V.;iry Stuart Macterson, who rjuy find presidential looWike belcDgured Mr, Wilson. IPG) hom (flas/c Instinct). Directed Tracey Ullmar.n and othets. tG) ! 1 by WoekcndPlus staff '.tils m (r/e wth Johnny Depp •who 5 recruited to Mantl in for hy Sydney Pollack {Out of Guide: r .ictinw mctude Ti,'iny cirt m this nlfbeat romantic tale. theCommander-in-Chiel. DRAGON: THE Africa). (R) HOT SHOTSI PART DEUX • - Recommended pros. 'IT,) •PG) Higlily-anticipatedfilm, directed BRUCE LEE STORY •Airplane! director Jim Abia- - Strongly recommended by Ivan Reitman (GhosftJusfers, •Action-drama bio of Druce GUILTY AS SIN hams directs the sequel to his WEEKEND AT BERNIE'S 2 CUFFHANQER fwi/is, Leagle £flglesl, also Lee, the original martial arts •Rebecca DcMomay (The Hind more-recent Tap Gun sendup, OPENING THIS WREK •Everybotlv's favorite •Spectacular photop/aphy co- pokes fun at the media and the movie Mar who died young (and fliflt Rocds the Cradle) stars as r turns lor more Comedy .i ,taf5 with Sylvester Slallonu in Washington political scene and mysteriously). (PG-13) a lawyer who falls for her client, with Charlie Sheen taking on a (he first of the bifi-hudfiei sum- features numerous canwos hy Rambo persona while reprising IN THE LINE OF FIRE .onkire with Andrew McLy (an oily, evil Don Johnson) arvi Jonathan !»lveirn,m H1; mi:, ireri)iix.MHisteis. Sly shakes politicians, media and oilier co- THE FIRM who's accused o( murdenng his his role as Topper, the Tom •Clint £;i5tv IUVER UNfQftWEN (Continued from page B) •Basic tost/net temptress Sha- 6 Clint Eastwood won Oscars after World War II to help with take on the same subject as UFEWITHMMEY ron Stone returns to familiar for belt picture and best di- reconstruction and becomes in- Honeymoon in Vegas - a bil- •Comedy with Michael J. Fo* as territory in this failed film ver- rector with this masterpiece volved in a dangerous plot Until lionaire (Robert Redford) offers o forgotten child star now run- sion of Ira Levin's psychosexual about a former gunslinger who trie End of tne World, meanwhile, a young couple (Demi Moore, ning a two-bit talent agency novel dealing with the touchy can't escape his past. Gene is a meandering, supposedly sci-fi Woody Harreison) a coo! million pinning its hopes on a preco- (or is that no-touchy?) subject Hackman won a best support- epic that covers 15 countries and if the wife spends one night cious young client. of voyeurism. With Tom Be- ing actor Oscar as a sell- four continents, and seems a lot with him. (R) ranger and William Baldwin. (R) righteous sheriff. (R) longer than it is (154 minutes, to MADE IN AMERICA be exact), Attractive cast (headed JURASSIC MRK •Much-hyped comedy with SNOW WHITE AND WHAT'S LOVE OOT by William Hurt, Jeanne Moteau i>Stown Spielberg's long- Whoopi Goldberg as the mother THE SEVEN DWARFS TO DO WITH IT and Ma« Von Sydow) and a terrific awaited summer blockbuster of a grown child who finds out v? Disney's first (and some say *»Big screen biopic detailing soundtrack featuring (original centered around an island the sperm bank donor who "fa- best) feature-length animated the life of singer Tina Turner. music by Talking Heads, REM, theme park featuring real dino- thered" her is white car tales- musical is back for another big- who triumphed over prejudice, and Peter Gabriel, among others) saurs (cloned from prehistoric man Ted Danson. Fnes/i Prince screen run. Tike the kids, but an abusive husband and bank- help, but this is a miss by other- ONA) that begin to run amok Will Smith co-stars with Nia remember this it ilio quite un- ruptcy to become the queen of wise hot director Wim Wenders on thtir creators. Big-budget Long Directed by Richard Ben- derrated as a "date" movie - rock 'rV roll. (R) (Wings o1 Desire, A Night or) effects and tn all-star cast fea- jamin. (PG-13) take our word for it. (G) Earth). Sunday, July 11,7 p.m., REVIVALS it the SUtt Theatre, 19 Uvkig- Laura DtmflMW at man), SON IN LAW ttoti Ave., New SfuiwMctii Put Sam Neill and director Richard •Hughes Brothers drama about •8111 and Ted meets Guess HEART OF MASS (1976; Ger- of"HetNi|hU,Ceo1ClMfM" Attenboroutfi. Just remember the hanh life of young blacks in Who's Coming to Dltmt? as man lubtttet) serin ipomored by Rutgert to take the warnings seriously; inner-city Los Angries. (R) MTV comic Paury Shore (Encfno •Based on a Bavarian legend, FHrti Co-op. Admfriton 17. this Is a scary movie that may Man) stars in this comedy film is about a gjassblower be too intense for some of the ONCE UPON A FOREST about a small-town fri who re- whose death has a disturbing PYQMAUON (1931; SrttJih) younger children who'll no •Michael Crawford (Broadway's turns from college with her new effect on his fellow towns- ^ George Bernard Shaw won an doubt be dying to see it. (PG- Phantom) and Ben Vereen pro- boyfriend - a fun-loving dude people. Directed by Werner Oscar for his screen adaption of 13) vide the voices in this Hanna- from LA. (PG-13) Herzog, Friday, Jury 9,7 p.m., his famous stage work, which Barbara animated feature about MMtdoterHaH on the College also spawned the musical My TW LAST ACTION HERO three forest animals who team SUM* MARIO MOTHERS Avenue cwnpui of Rutgm Fair Lady. Leslie Howard is bril- •Dte Hard director John McTi- up to save the life of their •Bob Hoskins and actor/come- University, New Brunswick, liant as the original Prof. Htg- ernan teams up with action friend. (G) dian John Leguizamo star in a Presented by the Voldarama gms, who polishes up cockney icon Arnold Schwarzenegger for big-budget, live action comedy summer film festival. Admis- waif Wendy Hiller. "Monday this big-budget fantasy about a SLEEPLESS IN SEAT1U based on the Nintendo game lion $3, $2 Rut|en Film CO- Night at the Movies" screening youngboy (Austin O'Brien) •Tom Hanks {Big) and Meg series. With Dennis Hopper, OP membere. (908) 932- shown m conjunction with the whose favorite movie star liter- Ryan (When Harry rVfet Sally) Fisher Stevens. Appealing cast 7084. New Jersey Shakespeare Festi- ally jumps off the screen ant) star in this summer romance and some decent effects, but val's production of Shaw's Arms Joins him on a wild adventure. about strangers who manage to weak plot may not keep the at- 2ENTROPA (1992; German)/ and trie Man, Screened in glori- An action movie that aho finds find each other despite being tention of adults or even chil- UNTIL THE END OF THE WORLD ous black and white. Monday, time for comedy as it spoofs separated by an entire conti- dren unfamiliar with the games. (1992; Australian) July 12, B p.m., at the Bowne the action-movie genre. 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T L I F E Counterculture hero Tommy Chong's still smokin' Cheech's former partner in crime making a comeback on the standup comedy trail By WIWAM WESTHOVEN affair that featured such future stars as Pee Wee WeetendWus Cdftor Herman and Michael Winslow (the sound effects guy rug humor officially goes retro Thursday, July from Police Academy). Eventually, after The (Mean 15, when Tommy Chong takes the Catch a Brothers flopped in 1984, Cheech and Chong went Rising Star stage at the Hyatt Regency in their seperate ways. DPrinceton. Cheech got tired of me directing and writing for him, and he went off on his own, and you can see the Chong, of course, is best known for the duo Cheech 1 and Chong, which torched establishment barriers in difference; he said. "Cheech is trying to go straight." the early '70s with top-selling comedy albums like Chong isn't. Big Bambu before making an even bigger splash "I live in a nice area where there are a lot of dope with a series of movies starting with the low-budget, users, only they're old men, so they call it medica- high-grossing doper epic Up in Smoke. tion," he laughed The big question is, is Chong ready for Princeton, All kidding aside, Chong neither apologizes for and is Princeton ready for Chong? dope humor, nor does he shy away from it in his new "They'll love me, cause it's only the rich kids who act He said the Reagan Era tried to lupress his kind can afford the drugs," said Chong in a phone inter- of comedy, but failed. Now he's doing new material view from Vancouver, Canada, where he lives with about our new president's inhaling habits, along with his family. some old favorite bits. 'The thing is, we smoked our share of pot, but A Canadian by birth, Chong was bom to a Chinese 1 there again, I consider it a smart drug/ he said "It's father and Irish/Scottish mother "flftysomething" not a dumb drug, unless you're dumb. It'll enhance years ago. After several stints as a musician on the what's there. Now you see bellbottoms coming back, West Coast and abroad in London (Where he once and I think it's mandatory. I don't think you can played a gig with Jimi Hendnx), Chong returned to wear bellbottoms without smoking a joint." Vancouver and eventually hooked up with Cheech Say what you will about their controversial, politi- Marin, with whom he formed a counterculture com- cally-incorrect material, but Hollywood hasn't edy act that rivaled - commercially at least - any flinched from tapping into their proven talents. team in the history of the business, recording six Chong has written and directed in Hollywod as re- gold albums before embarking on a movie career, cently as 1990 (Far Out, man), while Cheech was a with both serving as stars and writers, while Chong featured member of NBC's Golden Palace. received a co-director credit with Lou Adler. And Chong is currently working on a script for a "Actually, I directed Up in Smofce," he claimed. new movie, Dave's Not Here, about a pot farmer who "Lou Adler took the credit, but what he was doing becomes an undercover cop. "My time is again. My was kind of sneaky. As a writer, I tended to over- time is now," he proclaimed, tongue nestled firmly in write, and he didn't know what to do with all of it. So cheek. 'Tm coming back as far as standup goes, and both Cheech and 1 were telling him to do this or that, and 111 be coming back as far as movies go, too." and after a while, I realized I was directing the movie, and I did end up directing the rest of them." TOMMY CHONG Thursday, July 15,8:30 p.m., at Catch a None of their subsequent efforts matched the stun- Rising star, Myatt Regency, Princeton. Tickets $15 advance, Comtdlw/lllm dlrtCtor Tommy Chong It taking hit ttandup act ning box-office impact of Up in Smfa, a lew-budget $17 door. Must be 18 to enter. (609) 967-8018. to Catch a Rising Star In Prlnctton Thursday, July IS. Singer puts Starship back in orbit Mickey Thomas leading soulful new lineup into Club Bene By WUMM WESTHOVEN "He's given me no other choice," said Thomas. "He m&m* Editor was payed handsomely in a settlement which stated fter two yean m drydock. the SUnhip ii btck. that we could use the *Starahip' name, while no one The latest incarnation of the Jefferson Air- would use 'Jefferson/ But since we weren't around i plane/Jefferson Starship/Stanhip saga, this for two years, he saw it as an opportunity. Besides, A'one fronted by vocalist Mickey Thomas, will his sound is associated more with the Airplane, and open hailing frequencies at Club Bene in Sayreville we don't want them to be confused with us," Saturday, July 10. Thomas, though, has altered the Starship sound as And while Thomas, who joined the Jefferson Star- well, injecting it with a soul and R&B flavor. ship in 1979, isn't the name most readily associated 'Those are my roots," said the Georgia native. "I with the band, he's probably entitled to it as much as grew up listening to all the great soul singers like anyone. Taking over lead vocal chores after Grace Sam Cooke, Sam and Dave, and Percy Sledge. And Slick's departure (well, one of her departures, any- our new female singer, Melisa Kary, also has more of way; Starship is known for it's revolving door lineup an R&B sound than Grace did." and internal squabbles as much as it's known for hit The soulful rhythms may be most evident when he records), Thomas was the voice on many of the performs a Sam Cooke medley he used to do during band's biggest hits, including the No. 1 smashes like his association with the Elvin Bishop Bund, with "Sarah," "We Built This City," and "Nothing's Gonna which he scored his first big success with the No. 1 Stop Us Now." Ho was also with the band for other hit "Fooled Around and Fell in hwe." hits like "Jane," "No Way Out," "Find Your Way "People go nuts when they hear that, because they Back," and "It's Not Over Till It's Over," which he- remember the song, but they didn't know I sang it," came the Major league Baseball theme song in 1D87. he said. Slick, of course, was also featured on many of So after a two-year hiatus, during which Thomas those songs when she rejoined the band some three enjoyed time with his family and built a new house years after Thomas beamed on board. But Slick, Paul near Lake Tuhoe, the Starship will be doing club Kantner, Papa John Creach, guitarist Craig Chaquito dates before returning, hopefully, to the studio in the and the rest of the major crew members are all gone fall to record a new album. Singer Mickey Thomas has assembled a new Starship lineup f» Jf^. ^«> *««»^iw bassist IA. • «.... ih.. i. ,„_! . nT. i » .7 ' Jack Casady, meanwhile, arc currently touring as M- MICKEY THOMAS1 STARSHtP Saturday, Juty 10, at Club lor • tour that Is coming to Club Bene In Sayrevllle Saturday, ferson staifhip, which has prompted the latest in a Bene, Route 35 South, Sayreville. Tickets $17.50 ($27.50 w/ July 10. ^^ of iitigatjons among the band's alumni. 7 p.m. dinner). (906) 727-3000. Fortes Newspapers July 7-9,1993 Vfeetend Club mix BIG DADDY'S •Tommy Chong (ex-Cheech & 19 Dennis St., New Brunswick (908) 968-3336 •Issue, JJI, 16 253 French St Chong). July 15. 1908) 246-8028 Country music, SunOays and PLAYPEN LOUNGE New Brunswick CITY GARDENS Dance party, fndays, Satur- Wednesday. Route 35, Sayrevik (908) 249-6131 1701 Calhoun St., Trenton days. LAUGHING (JON (908; 721-010', County music, Fridays, Satur- (609) 392-8887 Hub City Jam, Sundays. 40 North Sussen St., Dover Male revuL', Fridays, Saturday-, days. 'AlKernative" dance party, Fri- JACK O'CONNORS (201) 328-0424 RARITAN RIVER CLUB BIRCH HIU NIGHT CLUB days. 1288 Route 22, Bridgewater •Son Lewie (acoustici, July 10, 85 CMurch St., New Brunei. Route 9, Old Bri^e 95-cent dance night, Satur- (908) 7251500 MARITA'S CANTINA (908) 545-6110 (908) 536 0650 days, Thursdays. Gladys Richards {piano brunch), 138 Nassau St., Princeton Dinner-dance, Fridays. Country and Western dance (m •Into Another, Black Tram Jack, Sundays. (609)924-7855 Uve comedy, Saturdays pavilion), fndays. Saturdays July 10. JASON'S •Night Train, July 22. STANHOPE HOUSE Male revue, Saturdays, 1hurv CLUB9ENE 1614 F St.. South Belmar MAX'S 1893 Mam & High, Stanhope days Route 35, Sayrevilie (90S) 681-1416 Route 654, Hopeweli (201) 347-0458 •OWY 4 MARY S (908) 727-3000 Billy Hector & The Fairlanes, (609) 466-0110 •Little Mike 4 The Tornadoes, 318 William St.. Piscataway •Leon Russell, July 9 Sundays. •Night Tram, July 9. July 9. (908) 752-3171 •Mickey Thomas (ex-Starship), Blues jam session, Wednes- MAXWELL'S •The Radio Kings, July 10. Country music, luesdayt. July 10. days. 1039 Washington St. •Naughty Milton. July 16. •9UM0N STREET CAFE •Richard Elliot, Kevyn lettau, JOHN* PETER'S Hoboken STRESS FACTORY OMItyRntmirarn July 14. 96 South Main St. (2011 798-4064 Hyatt Regency Hotel 61 Church St., Now Brunswick •Dennis Wolfberg, July 16. New Hope, Pa. •St. Johnny, Sugarshock, Gi- 2 Albany St,, New Brunswick (908) 246-3111 •ElO. July 17, (215) 862-0823 gantic, July 9. (908) 545-4242 Jam session, Sundays. CONNIES Free admission Saturday and •Wake Ooloo, Popsicle, July Live comedy Fndays and Satur- •Johnny Charles & The Stin- Route 35, Sayrevilie Sunday afternoons. 10. days. grays, July 9. (908) 721-6223 Open mike, Mondays, •Babes in Toyland, July 15. •Jackie (The Jokeman} Mar- •Full Circle, Jury 10. Oldies club. Liberty Blues Jam, Tuesdays. •Half Japanese, R. Stevie tlmg, July 23. •Rhythm & Babs, July 14. Bill Turner A Blue Smoke, Sun- Mountain John, Wednesdays. Moore, July 16. TEWKSBURYINN •D.C. Project, July 15. days. Jn itoQtr Ktvyn Ltttau optfii for Richard •Brilliant Suns, July 9. MINSTREL COFFEEHOUSE Main Si, Oldwick CATCH A MWM STAR Elliot it Club B*nt In Sayrtvlllt Wtfntt- •Uttie Red Rooster, afternoon Environmental Education (908) 439-2641 hfc^^ft •*riuyu Ufilial 2SNewSt,Mttuchen July 10. Center, 190 Lord Stirling •Johnny Charles & The Stin- njwn nvpontfj ranvi diy, July 14. Route l,Weit Windsor (906) 549-5308 •Zen for Primates, evening July Rd., Basking Ridge pays, Juty 17. (609)987-8018 Traditional jazz. (906)545-7265 Thursday*. 10. {201) 335-9469 •Son Lewis (acoustic), Juty 23. Headline comedy every night •Nick Sassone Quartet w/Lou Hardcore nifrt (upstairs), open •The VooDudes, July 9, •The Raiortacks, afternoon •Open stage, July 9, Aug, 13. U.S. 1FUA MARKET except Monday. Carter, July 9. mike (downstairs), Mondays. •Lazy Lightning, July 10, July 11. •Kim Wallach, Howard Ashby Route 1, New Brunswick Collep night, Sundays and •Pete Veliin Quartet w/Ray Gal- Band bonanza, Thursdays, •Rich Vos, Ron Smith (com- •Scooter Butler, evening July Kraru, July 16. (908) 846-0900 Tuesdays. lon, Jury 10. •Blfjer Thomas, Party Akimbo, edy). Jury 11. 11. •Birthday party, July 23. •Denim and Lace, July 11. Ladies' night, Thursdays. •Kenny Daverc Quartet, Jury Jury 9. QARFIEUrS •Amy Torchia/Jennie Avila, July PHEASANTS LANDING WILJJES TAVERN •Rondel) Sheridan, through July 14,16,17. FREDDYS SOI North Ave,, Garwood 15. AmwelIRd,, Belle Mead Route 202, Bedminster 11. 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( .ill lllr M, For Details Call 2 The Jeweler You Can Trust MHOMorTotlFrtt O 1400-7M4937 2M162 North Avtnua Our Prices Are Honest . DUMIIM Q MatchMater »i»t • • * INTERNATIONAL I In lit', \\ \s & GEMOLOGISTS Tht Cotltctor't Flact i?6~Eo* Front Street. RaWtekl New Jeney ' (A Telephone: 756-1774 »Tolt Roe: 1-800-272-1315 Does \bur Heart Good. Open Mon.-Sat. 10-5 eft t KAISER • PRECIOUS MOMENTS • BRADFORD EXCHANGE I Amtricon Htort Auodatton July 7-9,1993 Forbes Newspapers a W^^^iWEra INHr lMr%9 At the Garden State Arts Center band has brought out on the current tour for its latest album, Our Time in Eden (Ele- ktra), Augustyniak's passion for his work seems to be contagious, especially with Mer- My, how chant. From once being a shy 19-year-old to becoming known for her never-ending twirls and dancing around on stageto games of imaginary hopscotch, Merchant has natu- they've rally grown into and thrives on her role- model status. Whereas the Maniacs are the voice of many of today's youth, Merchant is the main voice of the Maniacs. grown "She's got a hell of a responsibility," Au- gustyniak said. "I remember, in the early days, she could barely talk to people, es- Hot 10,000 Maniacs pecially on stage. And now she's matured and grown into the limelight. It's quite nat- ural for her now." to play to capacity Which is also good news for her band- mates. Not that they garnered much of the crowd at Arts Center spotlight in the past, but Merchant's coura- By BILL HOWARD geous step forward into that limelight has Weekends Writer also freed up time for the band's new-found f you had asked drummer Jerome Au- family responsibilities. Drew and his wife gustyniak 10 years ago whether his celebrated the birth of their first child last band, 10,000 Maniacs, would go from, winter during the Eden sessions, and Iplaying every bar and sleeping on nearly Gustafson and his wife are expecting their every floor on the United States map to first child in the immediate future. selling millions of albums and playing at Contrary to rumors of a nearby breakup, President Clinton's inaugaration party, he the growing number in the Maniacs family would likely have shrugged his shoulders will not affect the band's future. with cautious optimism, "I think our respective spouses had a "I guess it's the kind of thing where ev- pretty good idea what they were getting erybody dreams and it dissipates. Some- into," Augustyniak said with a laugh. "I times it gets their better judgment, you think mine has, and she knows I'm pretty know?" Augustyniak said during an inter- good at what I do and I'm successful. I'd view prior to the band's soldout en- love to keep going as a musician. I can't gagement at the Garden state Arts Center Natalie Merchant and 10,000 Maniacs are told out at the Garden State Arts imagine trying to do something else like Friday, July 9. "I think every band goes out Center, where they'll share the stage with World Party. going back to school or something. If I have there and hopes for this to be the ultimate. to, I have to,but... " But, back at the time, we played it day by will stray from it;'1 Augustyniak said. "When has made each member of the band - lead With their soldout show Friday night a day... and it was infinitely superior to hang- all the politically-correct hoopla finally be- singer and songwriter Natalie Merchant, microcosm of their summer tour thus far, ing out at home in Jamestown (N,Y.) and Augustyniak can forget about any future 11 comes old and stale, that can fall by the lead guitarist Robert Buck, keyboardist Buffalo. wayside. But the most important things in Dennis Drew and bassist Steve Gustafson - exams. Five full recordings, millions of sold units regards to just taking care of the human more wary of what they say both inside and "Looking back on our early days, it seems and almost as many benefit shows later, the race... that will be the cream that rises to like an almost disgusting way to live, but it outside their music, wasn't really," he said. "We lived on $5 a Maniacs have become both synonymous the top. Whereas all the myriad of political with social consciousness and challenged "It's quite a responsibility, and Natalie day, ate lots of pasta, slept on people's with being the voice of a new generation of causes - the great wasteland of political handles it very eloquently," Augustyniak floors, went around in a van, went to bars, likewise young adults. And the Maniacs still causes - will sink, the most important stuff said. "I get a little nervous about doing in- played every night. It was a great life. will still rise to the top and still be impor- terviews, especially when I'm asked my po- manage to come out with an exciting, ad- 11 "It's still a great life" venturous sound each album while keeping tant. litical views, 'cause I'm not the most po- that direct line open to the listeners1 heart. While Augustyniak makes no qualms litical person in the world. 1 just love to do 10,000 MANIACS w/ World Party Friday, July 9 at 'The trick, 1 think, is to keep it fresh, about life as a musician, he did admit the my music, and it's treated me well." the Garden State Arts Center, Holmdel. Showtime 8 whereas, if it gets old and cliched, people recent explosion in public y and admiration From the new level of enthusiasm the p.m. Sold out (908) 442-9200. Moody Blues, NJSO: perfect together Full symphony orchestra to enhance veteran band's classic melodies By WILLIAM WESTHOVEN orchestra there, about 56-00 pieces." WeekendPlus Editor The NJSO will most likely not play on certain ver since Da\ja ofFuluw Passedt the Moody songs, but will be featured during obvious selections Blues have been known for combining the el- like "Nights in White Satin," and perhaps other egant qualities of symphonic melody with the songs that will include special arrangements for or- Edynamics of rock music, chestration not heard on the original record. Friday, July 12, the veteran ensemble will combine The Moody Blues, of course, are one of the most the two in a literal sense as they join with the New enduring of rock bands to emerge from the '60s. Jersey Symphony Orchestra for a special perform- Starting off with a pop-oriented sound characteristic ance at the Garden State Arts Center. of the original "British Invasion" with Denny Laine singing lead, the band scored its first international hit The ambitious production is part of a national tour with "Go Now" in 1966. When Laine, who would later that is matching the Mrxxlies with local orchestras joing Paul McCartney's Wings, lcil, the band changed throughout the country. The link is conductor Larry gears and released Days of Future Passed, which was Baird, who tours with the band and leads rehearsals recorded with the London Festival Orchestra in 1969 with orchestra and band at the respective local ven- and established a style that endures to this day. ues in the afternoons prior to the performances. "We've performed with several pop performers at MOODY BLUES/HEW JERSEY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Fri the Arts Center like John Denver and Natalie Cole, day, July 12, at the Garden State Arts Center, Garden State but never with a rock band," said Karen Swanson, Parkway Dot 116, Holmdel. Tickets $35-$30 ($20 lawn). general manager for the NJSO, "We'll have a Hill (908) 442-9200. 1 ', 1 12 Forbes Newspapers July 7-9,1993 WeetendPius Soundings $23, group rates available. held in Town Hall court room. (ContlnuKi from page 5) TOKYO STRING QUARTCT OJtAMt CANYON tNSCMtLE Saturday, July 17,8 p.m. Sunday, July 11,4 p.m, Nicholas Music Center, Auditions Soclair Brooks Farm Rutgers Arts Center SOMERSET HILL* George St., New Brunswick 19 HiytownRd., Lebanon CHILDREN'S CHORUS (908) 932-7511 (908)236-6476 (908) 755-9547,766-0602 •Quartet performs works by •Performing works by Brahms and Ravel w/llana Vered, piano. •For 1993-94 version of chorus Saint-Sams, Faure, Stephen F. w/sinjefs from trades 4-8. Au- FoKtr, and other composers. Admission $17. Ma TURNER 4ILUE SMOKE ditions by appointment only. No Adults $15, senior citizens and previous experience required. itudtntt $12. Sunday, July 18,3 p.m. Schooley's Mountain Park, Long Valley Rehearsals Sunday, Ju* 11,8 p.m. (201) 326-7600 DIAMOND HHl met* Music Center, •Fifties and 60s tribute band. SUMMER CHORUS RutajmAiti Center Free admission. Tuesdays, 7:45 p.m. Georaji St., New Brunswick VOICES (906) 932-7511 Thursday, July 15,6:30 p.m. Christ Church Westminster Choir College 561 Spring Ave. •NSfOlpWtuHltungbya Bristol Chapel, Princeton Summit Haftm choir. Admisiion $18. (609)921-2663 (908) 707-8936,522-9419 HWHtCHPOt VOCAL CAMP •Chorale and ensemble per- Saturday, Jury 10,10 a.m. •Area singers, in rehearsal for form in concert. Free admis- July performance of Brahms' McnanHon Auditorium, sion. Princeton University Requiem. No audition needed. (609) 921-2663 WATERLOO HIGHLAND PARK •Recital featuring singers from CHAMIER ORCHESTRA COMMUNITY CHORUS New Jersey high schools. Free Richardson Auditorium, Thursdays, 8 p.m. admission. Princeton University Highland Park High School MFtllM. CONCERT IAND (201) 347-0900 North Fifth Ave., Holland Park Sunday, July 11,3 p.m. All performances at 8:30 p.m, (908) 253-8561 Adults $10, senior citizens and Johnson Parit •Chorus of area *in§ws. Audi* students $5. Riw Rd., Piscatawoy tions required for membership; Friday, Jury • (906) 745-3935 tenors, basaat needed. •Frartck's Piano Quintet, plus •OM-bme favorites performed RARTTAN VALLEY CHORUS by a traditional orchestra. Free wHI perform Sunday, July 11, 8 p.m., during a Rulgari works by J.S. Bach and other composers. Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. admission, NlchoJai Mu.lc Co.* ol tha Rutgtr. Art! Cnter In few Friday, July 16 Faith Lutheran Church mniMKOFWOMEN •Mozart's Horn Quintet, plus Amwell Rd., Neshanic Friday, July 16,8 p.m. Brunswick. works by J.S. Bach and other (908) 359-3771 Nicholas Music Center, composers, •Mixed chorus of nearly 100 (Man Arts Center er, piano. Free admission. DONSLEPIAN (609) 921-2663 •Chamber music trio performs WATERLOO members. QeorgB St., New Brunswick EUGENE ROAN Friday, July 9,10 a.m. •Organist performs works by works by Ravel, Couperin, De- FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA SWEET ADELINES (908)932-7511 Thursday, July 15,8 p.m. North Plainfield Library Mendelssohn and other com- bussy, and Paganlni. Admission Waterloo Village Pltcataway Ctaua •AH-woman concert, featuring Princeton University Chapel 6 Rockview Ave. posers. Adults $10, senior citi- $17 in advance, $20 at the 1-80 Exit 25, Stanhope Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. wortu by nine composers, Re- (609) 921-2663 North Plainfield zens and students $8. door. (201) 347-0900 Reformed Church lated lecture at 7 p.m. Admis- •Organist performs works by (908) 755-7909 THE MA«C FLUTE All performances at 8:30 p.m. Main St., South Bound Brook sion $18. J.S, Bach, Mendelssohn, •"Music Through the Ages," Wednesday, July 14, B p.m. Wednesday, July 14,8 p.m. Admission $2O-$12,75. (908) 572-6959.287-0161 UUttSTMMQUMTET Brahms, and other composers, performed with an electronic Raritan Valley Community Princeton University Chapel Saturday, Juty 10 Wednesday, July 14,8 p.m. Adults $10, senior citizens and orchestra. Free admission. Somerset VaSty Chonn College, torth Branch (609) 921-2663 •John Corigjiano's A/DS Sym- Richardson Auditorium, students $6. SOUR WIND Tuesdays, 7:15 p.m. (908) 725-3*20 •Organist performs in a solo re- phony No, 1; Haydn's Cello Princeton University CMC SATO MDCN Sunday, July 11,4 p.m. PeopieCare Center Saturday, July 17,8 P.m. cital. Adults $10. senior citi- Concerto in C major and Trauer (609)298-5000 Tuesday, July 13,6:30 p.m. Montclair Art Museum 120RndemeAv«. Kirby Arts Center, zens and students $8. Symphony No. 44 in E minor. •PMterminl works by Mozart, Westminster Choir College 3 South Mountain Ave. Bndgewater Lawrencevtlle School Saturday, Jury 17 Beetnom and Schubert w/ mm CROSS Bristol Chapel, Princeton Montclair (908) 534-9746 (609) 936-1500 •Excerpts from West Side Story Thomas Gallant, oboe. Free ad- Sunday, July 18,7 p.m. (609) 921-2663 (201) 746-5555 •For women who enjoy singing. •Morart's opera of merriment, •Tno performs works by by Leonard Bernstein; also mission; tickets required. Duke Island Park •Organist performs 20th- New members welcome; no ex- performed in English by the Beethoven, Mozart, and other works by Edward MacDowell, MAJMNNtUUFW Yorityjwn Rd., Bridgemter century works by David Del- perience necessary. Opera Festival of New Jersey. composers. Admission $6, dis- Prokofiev, and Berlioz. CUIWPmAKO-MCAJHATO (908) 722-1200 tredici, Frederick Rzewskl, and WESTFIELD COMMUNITY BAND Admission $10 in North counts available. WESTFIELD Monday, July 12,6:30 p.m. •Folk ensembie performs in an other composers. Free admis- Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m. Branch, $44-$16 in Law- MICHAEL STUEMfflE COMMUNITY BAND Wntmtnster Choir conegs outdoor setting. Free admis- sion. Roosevelt School renceville. Sunday, July 11, 3:30 p.m. Thursday, July 15,8 p.m. The Playhouse, Princeton sion. ftUTQCM FESTIVAL NJ.SYWHONY ORCHESTRA Carney Center for the Arts Mindowaskin Park 301 Clark St.. Westfield (609) 921-2663 REQUIEM ORCHESTRA (908) 789-4080 Wednesday, July 14, Monday, July 12,8 p.m. Pumell School, Pottersville East Broad St., Westfield •Pianist and flutist perform Nicholas Music Center, •Community-sponsored or- 8:30 p.m. Westminster Choir College (908) 879-2428 (908) 789-4080 works by Carl Nielsen, Ned Rutgers Arts Center chestra with varied repertoire Garden State Arts Bristol Chapel, Princeton •Tenor sings works by Schu- •70-piece orchestra performs ftorem, and Bemhard Romberg George St., New Brunswick including symphonic, marches, Center. Holmdel (609) 921-2663 bert, Liszt, and other compos- themes from £T. and West Frae admission. (908) 932-7511 1.800-AUEGRO ers w/Anthony Strong, piano. S/deStory, plus other worts. and poos. •Faure's music fof a funeral, All performances at 8 p.m. with iwiMHmouu •All-Tch3ikovsky program w/ Related lectures at 1 and 2 Rain location: WeslfieW Mu- WESTFIELD COMMUNITY performed In a "sing-In" format related lecture at 7 p.m, Ad- Friday, July 9,8 p.m. Romeo and Met, the Piano p.m. Admission $25. nicipal Building, free admis- ORCHESTRA (bnng your own voices). Free mission $18. Sunday, July 11,3 p.m. Concerto No, 1 in B flat minor. SYLVAN WIND QUINTET sion. admission, Saturday, July 10 Mondays, 7:15 p.m. Kirby Arts Center, theCapriccioital/en.andthe Saturday, July 10,8 p.m, WOOSTER ST. TROLLEY LAURA BROOKS RICE •"Bach Out of Context."1 w/J.S. Roosevelt Junior High School Lawrenceviile School 1812 Overture. Admission $35 Frelinghuysen Arboretum JAZZ BAND Wednesday, July 14, Bach's Brandenburg Concerto 301 Clark St., WestftXd (609) 936-1500 53 East Hanover Ave. Thursday, July 15,8 p.m. $23, 6:30 p.m. No. 3 and other concertos by (908) 322-5065 •New Jersey premiere oi Peter Westminster Choir College Morristown Village Green NEW PHILHARMONIC him, Vivaldi, Handel, and Corel- •For adults and young people Allan Davtes' opera, performed Bristol Chapel, Princeton (201) 267-0206 Park Avenue. Scotch Plains OF NEW JERSEY li. who play string instruments. by the Opera Festival of New (609) 921-2663 •Ensemble performs works by (908) 32-6700, e»t. 220 Thursday. July 15. G p.m Thursday, July IS Must be able to read music Jersey. Admission $30-$16. •Soprano sings works by Schu- Mowrt, Samuel Barber, and •Free Dixieland jaa concert, in SchCfinP-Plougti Corp. •Serenades written by Dvorak, and pSay first positions. JOAN UPPINCOTT bert. Brahms, Mahler, and other composers. Admission case of rain, concert will be Giralda Farms, Madison Tchaikovsky, and Eigar. Tuesday, Jury 13.8 p.m. (201) 267-020G oilier composers w/Gtenn Park- Princeton University Chopui Forbes Weekendp/uslndex of Advertisers Newspapers Bowcraft...,, 9 Ladles Auxiliary 15 State Theatre , 9 DIFonso Fence 11 ManvHIe Business 6 Suburban Jewelers 11 Dine Out Wrth Micki 19 Matchmaker 11 TJ's World 6 Remington Speedway 7 Natasha's Stars 6 The Car Spa .....9 uBiuOfi 9UR0 vsarn©5ti«« o now wavo DOUIM|UG • o iraveitm •• •••••••••»«•••••• Look for It uroan ano &maiiti •>••••" personally Yours «i«»n M<15 wes rnoto ••••••ill this month In your local Forbes Newspaper • i mi 15 David Rossi 15 Whrtehouse Snorttei •• ••• f Mm i i Call 908-722-3000 lOTn nRnfejBi 15 Introductions 16-18 ServiceMaster 7 WorcoFinancial.... For More Information^ Reserve Your Space July 7-9,1993 Fortes Newspaper: Wbetenr 13 Woofcond Museums Mark your THE ART MUSEUM PHILLIPS MILL Princeton University Route 32, New Hope, Pa. (609) 258-3786 (215) 862-0582 calendar Tuesday through Saturday from 10 Open every day from 1-5 p.m. a.m,-5 p.m., Sunday from 1-5 p.m. Adults $3, senior citizens and stu- Free admission. Tours of museum dents $1.50. highlights Saturday at 2 p.m. West- •Juried exhibition and sale of works, ern European paintings, sculpture through Oct. 31. and decorative art trom 19th and QUIETUDE GARDEN GALLERY 20th centuries; also pre-Columbian 24 Fern Rd., East Brunswick art and art of the Americas Young artists (908J 257-4340 •20th-century works from the Now- mski collection, thiough July 17 Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, exhibited COOPER Mill and Sunday from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Route 24, Chester Also open by appointment. <908) 879-5463 •Juried sculpture exhibition, July Restored 19th-century grist mill that 11-Oct. 31 Awards ceremony at 1 grinds com and wheat into meal. p.m. July 11. Open Friday through Tuesday from WDM COLLEGE 10a.m.-5 p.m. Donation. ltud#rtC«rtw Art Gantry •Sketching w/Gene Feller, July 10. Route 206, Lawrenceville (609) 6965327 4 Park PI., Cranbury Monday through Thursday from (609)655-3736 noon-2 p.m. and 6-8 p.m.; Friday Open Sunday from 1-4 p.m, or by throutfi Sunday from 2-5 p.m. Free appointment. Free admission. •"The Delights of Herbs," through admission. Jury 25. •Student art exhibit, through Aug. DRAKE HOUSE MUSEUM 29. 602 West Front St., Plamfield SWMNQA11EMES (908) 755-5831 Warming Up, an opaqut wtttrcotor by Pat Longlty, to a*art of tt» "MMaturt 7O3WttctHingAve.,P1aim\eld Colonial home built In 1746 and Art Exhibition" currtntly on display at th« Rtntt Foosantr Art Galtay of the (90S) 756-1707 chronicling New Jersey history from TuMday ftmtfi Friday from 9:30 before Independence to after the Paptr MM PlayhouM in MHiburn. •,m.-5;3O p.m,, Stturday from Civil War. Open Saturday from 2-4 9:30 i,m.-4 p.m. p.m. Free admission for members. and students $2, children free. Free Showing life in New Jersey during •Worto of "Our American Heritage" •Worta by duCret School of the Am Non-member admission: adults SI, admission for all on Saturday, the Revolutionary War. Tuesday by Dart and Paulina Campanellt, students, July 10-30. Reception children free. •Works in progress by Mona Brody, through Saturday from 11 a,m.-5 through July 31. from 5-7 p.m. July 10. EAST JERSEY 0LOCTOWNE through July 11. p.m., Sunday from 1-5 p.m, Adults S.SlAMEIDCRfIR GALLERY WAITER* HAU GALLERY Johnson ParV •Wedding gowns worn by "June $2, senior citizens and students $1, 6 North Second AM. RutfmArtiCtnttf River Rd., Piscataway Brides," through July 25. Highland Park children under 12 50 cents. Chapel Or,, New Brunswick (908! 463-9077 •"Images of America" by Currier & OMORN-CANNONMU. HOUSE (908) 249-6971 (908) 932-7511 Village composed of relocated 18th Ives, throu#i July 25. Front St., Scotch Plains Monday through Friday from 10 century structures set near the •19th-century landscapes by Milne (908) 889-4137 a.m,-6 p.m., Saturday from 10 Thursday through Saturday from 3- headquarters of the county park po- Ramsey, through Aug. 8. Historic house from c. 1750. Open a.m.-5 p.m, Also open by ap- 10 p.m., Sunday from 2-5 p.m. lice. No tours offered at present. MORRIS MUSEUM the first Sunday of each month from pointment. •"Photoformance" by Ernestine W. Gift shop closed until further notice. 6 Normandy Heights Rd. 2-4 p.m, Free admission. •'Transformative Perspectives," Ruben, through July 31. EDISON NATIONAL Mornstown REEVES-REED ARBORETUM works by four area photographers, WATCHUNO ARTS CENTER HISTORIC SITE 1201) 538-0454 165 Hobart Ave.. Summit July 11-Aug. 21. Reception from 1- 18 Stirling Rd.,Watcriung Main St., West Orange Monday through Saturday from 10 (908) 273-8787 5 p.m. July 11. (908) 753-0190 (201) 736-5050 a.m.-5 p.m.. Sunday from noon-6 Gardens open daily from dawn to BERNARDSWLU LIBRARY Daily (except Saturday) from 1-4 Workshop with Inventions of Tho- 2 Morristown Rd. p.m. Free admission for members. dusk. p.m. Donation, mas Alva Edison. Open every day Non-member admission: adults $4, SETOftHALL Bernardsville from 9 a.m.-5 p.m, Adults $2. chil- •"A Need to Respond" to the AIDS senior citizens and children $2. UNIVERSITY MUSEUM (908) 766-0118 dren and senior citizens free. crisis, through July 31. •Permanent gallery exhibits: dino- Fahy Hall, South Orange Open during library hours. F0STERF1ELDS •Photographs by Deborah Al- WESTERGARD LIBRARY saurs, live animals, mammals, (201) 7619543 Kahdena Rd., Mornstown model trains, history, North Ameri- derman, ongoing. 20 Murray Ave., Piscataway Monday through Friday from 9 a.m.- m (201)326-7645 can Indians. Woodland Indians, HUNTWDON ART CENTER (908) 752-1166 8 p.m., Saturday from 9 a.m.-4 Living historical farm with im- rocks and minerals. 7 Lower Center St., Clinton Open during library hours. p.m, Free admission. plements from the 19th century. «"The Etruscans: Legacy of a Lost (908) 735-8415 •Wood-turning projects by James •Exhibit on the Lenape Indians Irom Wednesday through Saturday from Civilisation," through Aug. 29. Ad- Thursday and Friday from 12:30- 10,000 B.C. AD. 1758, ongoing. W.D. Gellatty, through July 30. 10 B.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from 1-5 mission $9, discounts available. 4:30 and 5-8 p.m., Saturday and WALLACE HOUSE/ p,m. Admission $4 for farm and •"The Classical Revival in Fashion," Sunday from 11 a.m.-5 p.m, Ad- OLD DUTCH PARSONAGE Willows residence, $3 for larm through September, mission $3 days, $1.5O«vonings: Stargazing 38 Washington PI., Somerville alone; discounts available. NJ. CHILDREN'S MUSEUM joint admission w/Clinton Historical •Gram harvest, July 10. (908) 7254015 599 Industrial Avo,, Paramus Museum $5. Discounts available. •Herbs, Jury 11. George Washington's headquarters (201! 262-5151 •Masks and paintings by Sally Spof- when he was stationed In Somerville N.J. STATE MUSEUM •Tnbute to Mtss Dana's School of Fantasy castle, a 50s fire engine, ford, through July 25. in 1778. Open Wednesday through 205 West State St., Trenton Momstown, July 11-Ocl. 31. and more exhibits for kids to touch. •"The Artist Looks at Hunterdon Saturday from 10 a.m.-5 p.m.. (609) 292 6333 MAIN STREET Open every day from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. County," juned show, through July Sunday from noon-5 p.m. Free ad- Admission $1, children under 2 ANTIQUE CENTER Admission $6 weekdays, S7 week- 25. mission, 148 Main St.; Remington ends; children under 1 year old free. KENNEDY LIBRARY free. THOMAS WARNE MUSEUM (908) 788-6767 Group rates available. 500 Hoes Lane, Piscataway •"Sing a Song of Stars," 1 and 3 Antiques and collectibles Irom two •Medieval Weekend, July 10,11. Route 516, Old Bridge 1908) 4631633 p.m. Saturday and Sunday begin- (908) 566-0348 centuries, Daily (except Tuesday) N.J. HISTORICAL SOCIETY Open during library hours. ning July 10. Artifacts and genealogy of Old from 10 a.nv5 p.m. free admis- 230 Broadway, Newark •Handmade toys by Clair Blouch. •"Cosmic Catastrophes," 2 p.m. sion. 1201) 483-3939 Undtfe (rie MiKliRon) township. through July 31. Saturday and Sunday beginning July Open Wednesday from 9:30 a.nv- METLAR HOUSE Wednesday through Friday from 10 •Needlepoint and cross-stitch by 10. Children under 4 not admitted. noon and the fust Sunday of each 1281 River Rd., Piscataway ii m -4 p.m.. Kurd Saturday of Ihi? Bill Alderson, through July 31. RARITAN VALLEY month liom 1-4 p.m. (908) 463-8363 month from 10 n.nv-4 pin, Guided •Paintinflsby Grace Previty Booth, COMMUNITY COLLEGE Piscataway Township historic mu- JANE VOORHEES ZIMMERL1 lours hy appointment. Free admis- through July 31, Route 28, North Bunch seum, with permanent e Wwnd Forties Newspapers July 7-9,1993 I I' WootendPlus Singles Woodbrtdr; brunch follows at (a|N2l-4S) •Discussion group at First Bap- (908)707-0660 muter lot at Garden Stale Park- Jacket required, Rao Dinar, Woodbridge. (906) (908)654-9561 tist Church of New Market, Pis- •Ballroom and modem music way Exit 120. Members 13, •Dance at Hilton hotel, Short 329-1260. •Coflat hair at Community Gateway, 7:15 p.m. Mondays. at Costa del Sol, Bound Brook, non-members $5; tube rental Hills, 8 p.m. July 18. Jacket re- (201)004-2242 •Mssi and brunch, 10:30 a.m. United Methodist Church, Cost$3. 8 p.m. Wednesdays. Cost $5. $4, (908) 781-9248. quired. •Wnnar at Stuft Shirt restau- July 25. Mats at Shrine Chapel RoseHePark,7p.m,Julyl2. NCWmCTATlONS •Latin dancing (salsa, meren- •Canoeing along Cedar Creek, •Dance at Sheraton Tara hotel, rant, South Oranp, 7 p.m. July of the Bteaatd Stcnmant, Rar- (201)964-9158 gue) at Costa del Sol, Bound Forked River, 9 a.m. July 24. Parslppany, 9 p.m. July 23. 21. Itan; brunch foUowi at Jack •DiKusUon groups and dare- Brook, 8 p.m. Thursdays. Cost Meet In commuter lot at Gar- Jacket required. •Bartacua in Gtro Park, Short O'Connor's, Brldiawater. (908) (908) 722-6863, 754-0317 ing at Morristovm Unitarian Fel- den State Parkway Exit 105. •Dances at Hilton hotel, Par- ia sippany, and Coachman Inn, His, noon July 25. Rain date 329-1260. •Self-help group at Centenary lowship, 8 p.m. Fridays. Cost PUlNTt WITHOUT PARTNER! Members $12, non-members $15; must pay by July 17. Cranford, 9 p.m. July 24. Auf.1. •Dinner at Rutty Nail restau- United Methodist Church, $8. MW-Jtriey Chapter •Dance at The Gate House, (908) 774-6759, MUNMMNCtmEATWE rant, North Bruntwck, 7:30 Metuchen, 7:30 p.m. Tues- •Dance (proper attire) at (908)254-6666 West Orange, 8 p.m. July 25. (906) 308-4605, 753-2300 p.m. Juty 30, (906)756-0940, days. Clinton Manor, Union, 9 p.m. •Closed dance (members only) SINGLE FRIENDS •Dances at Town & Campus, •BaHfOom and Latin dancing at CfNVftALJIMCV POftUM POft SIMQ^ES July 10. Cost 18; jacket re- at Hilton hotel, Istlln, 8:30 West Orange, and Scantlcon- Ricochet HtHth and Racquet TALL FMtNM CUM (609) 520-9337, quired. p.m. July 11. New-member ori- (908) 704-1962 Princeton, 9 p.m. July 31. Oub, South PWrrflald, 9 p.m. 0 POIN'I I IXI I) Complete Uigertt 'hnoneJ Attenian *&9eJtftMi\| (ALL I Hi: ARI.AS MOSI SKII.l.l I) MOKK.AU. 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CAHIMQ DIVORCED WHITE MALE EMOTIONALLY ACCESSIBLE SINGLE WHITE LOOKING FOR UNTAMED HEART Physically fit DWM, 37. 5 9, 1M lbs. wHh a 42, Accountant, both salaried & self-employed, MALE- 90, very young at heart, 6'4, self-employed, SWM, 27, law student, Intelligent, attractive, thin heart, sense of humor & traditional values, I enjoy a South PlaJnfield area, devoted father of teen-eged a man's man, unusually romantic wrth the right lady, looking for SF, 20-35, Intelligent, independent, attrac- wWs range of outdoor activities as well aa movies, daughter, responsible, conscientious honest, sin- Incredible sense of humor, very, very down to earth, tive, pleats call ext.3603 pisys A dining at various restauranti. I'm Interested cere, methodical, structursd, detall-orlented, no loves the beach. 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Enjoy romantic times, Antiques, long walks in fully, you are a woman who can make decisions, I'm a very attractive 37 year old tall, (unloving red- You must want a SO/50 honest relationship, en)oy understands the pressures of business, In Impulsive, pampering A being pampered, ft be receptive to the city, looking for possible relationship. Looking for head • adventurous and full ot life. I like a man with a someone 18-31. Please call ext. 3033. tender, has a good sense ol humor, can even laugh great tense of humor, rugged, down to earth, and moving into my house. Rather than live life alone, at herself, and Is willing to do something at me drop must be financially secure, Someone who likes any- make the effort and Invest In a mutually satisfying ft QIRLntlENO WANTED of a hat. And hopefully, you are a woman who needs thing from tine dining to getting lost In the woods. If beneficial relationship. 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Blue Interesting Ale, hardworker, luccessful career and a day-trips, romantic times home or out, willing to try smile ft personality, looking for cute SWF who Is fun Jeans, Rock ft Roll, Comedy clubs, camping, Shore. good friend. Looking for an intelligent, kind, educated new things, want to cuddle & make you leel good, ft open-minded for exciting relationship. Please call Down to earth w/great sense of humor. Fun loving, man for companionship and tun and whstever devel- Sincere a Honest, please call ext.3606 Extension 4310. Adventurous ft a hopeless Romantic seeks same in ops. Love black tie, the beach, boats, hikes, explor- an attractive WF 21-35 w/same Interests for Fun, Ro- ing, adventure, museums and Brlgantine. Please call ISO REAL MAN mance, Adventure & possible long term relationship. Ext. 3049. MVQMID WHITE MALI not wanting Barbie, NO head-games, attractive, intel- I am a smoker. 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Very intelligent, a DWM who is attractive, fit and trim with no children Very good looking, Brn. hair, Blue eyes, 40; 5'8, JAMAICAN MALE suave looking, Prof, needs mousy Country Girl, Cor- or older children 3848 who Is not afraid of commit- Interesting, sometimes funny, prof., Interested In lit- 42 yr. old, Physically fit, 5'5,156 lbs. Looking tor a porate Lady, or In-between, 19-29 or eo, to share ment and looking to build life together. EH 4411. erature, film, beach, quiet eves, at home, revolution, female between the ages of 32-36. Seeking non- walks, movies, dinner, cuddling, beach, love (a busi- seeks W3 w/slmilar qualities: very good looking, In- smoker and non-drinker, and a professional who is ness together?) Sacrificing for Bountiful life. Ext. teresting, humorous, Independently wealthy. Will take physically fit, If you enjoy a good time call ext. 4162. 3926. DIVORCED WHITE FEMALE 2 out of 3. Aged 18-W (prefer 30-45). Height unim- 48. I am a nice woman who is educated, finacially portant. To share good times, maybe learn tennis or LONELY secure, and capable of taking care of hereelf, would golf. Please call Ext. 4507. Black Cinderella, would like tc meet a prince of a like to meet a decent man, between the agei of 40 & NIFTY FIFTY fella. Must have a Driver's lie, For weekend dates. nice ft fine looking lady. Fit & Fun WWJF seeking 55, who Is not self-centered, someone who Is sincere, HURRYil Ext. 3608. honest, employed & wants to find a friend flrat & DIVORCED WHITE MALE- 43, professional, 6', 180 soul mate for fun & whatever, if you're physically THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- (and hopefully financially)Fit & looking for fun, age Is possibly more once wo got to know each other, only lbs., seeking SWF, 35-41 yrs. old, 52-5 6, medium CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO single ft available men neeu uppiy, lot's enjoy our build, (or serious relationship & whatever develops. no problem. Nice looking would be fine. Personality t TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 3606, FORBES NEWS- plus, good sense of humor a must. Please call Ext, summer together al the beach, in my pool, just boing Sense ol humor a plus, but must be outgoing & good PAPERS, PO BOX 699, SOMERVILLE, NJ 06676. together, pis, call ex1.36t2 conversationalist, to enjoy movies, dining out & the 4511. occasional rainy day. Please no fanatics or people with little time on their hands, Please call E»t. 4333. LOOK NO FURTHER, HERE I AM! DIVORCED WHITE JEWISH FEMALE Very attractive SWF, non-smoker, in search ol hand- A honey for you, she's the one! Loving, giving, petite some SWM, 50-54, 57 to 5 9, for 1-on-1 relationship. & affectionate, 47, But don't tell, Blonde & blue oyos It n iht polky of tbn ncu^uper not to publith tiny Intoresls are dancing, occasional travel, evos. at looking for a romantic SJM, who works hirct & plays jwrmnal I adutmmtddvrtiifmeiil thaia »wy hebe owrtlyy tvxu,il,, &f home. Call me • you won't be disappointed! Today hard, 'lease call ext.4296 live ttwi/or ofjrnuvc (a tbr generid pubik. Tins wviir u may be our LUCKY day. Ploase call Ext.<4327. FOR MORE \ntemitd tole'v for vrrumA ttdf for finjj/fi U'/'o wouldld like la HtMiih it ttUliomhip mt» other iil OIVORCED WHITE MALE LOOKING FOR THAT SPECIAL WOMAN INTRODUCTIONS 60, professional, very active, fit, & financially stable It you love to laugh, en|oy going out & love hugs, An average man- no drinking or drugs, but I smoke, FIERY, FASCINATING ft FIT FELINE look no further. I'm a 43 yr old SWM who is looking SEE NEXT PAGE looking lor SWF, slim, 26-43, noedlnq a nico omo- Very attractive, DWPF, 5'5", 123 lbs, 40ish, looks (or SWF up to 40 to share great times with, I love to lional start in lile who likes to bo spoiled and knows 30lsh, non-smoker, w/long blond wavy hair & green danco or just cuddle. Looking lor a woman who how to spoil in return Must ba level headed, liko oyos, lovos dining, dancing & dreaming, Sooks WPM, wonts to be sorenadod by my guitar. I'm 58,160 lbs. sports, cars, dining out, quiet evos. Sense of humor a non-smoker, 40-50's, with great mind, soul, and with hazel/green ayes & I work out regularly & love to mustl Ext. 4014. body, lor the best In life, Please ext. 4290 travel. Reply ext. 4409 TO PLACE AN AD TO ANSWER AN AD 1-800-559-9495 1-900-226-1003 S2 FOR THE FIRST MINUTE, $2 FOR EA. ADDTL MINUTE 1. Take some time to write down some characteristics about yourself, and your preferences 1. Note the extension numbers at the end of the ads you would like to answei. about the type of person you would like to meet. 2, To respond by phone, call 1-900-226-1003 from a foucn-Tone phone and follow the voice 2. You can place your introductions ad just by calling 1-800-559-9495. Our specially trained staff prompts and record your messages, The cost is S2.00 per minute. 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Introductions Is operated by Forbes Newspipen, 44 Veterans Memorlii Dr. L., Someivllle, NJ 01176, Forbes Newspapers' Introductions is • way lo meel people, find s lennit partner, a fourth lor bridge, or another classical muiic lover Whatever your interests, you should be able to find someone to share them Personal idverti*em«nti and voice mail messages may not contain language lhat it overtly sexual, suggeitive and/or offensive to the general public The Publisher reserves the right to rejoct any ad. This publication assumes no responsibility or liability lor the content O' reply ol a personal advertisement. You muii be m y»ais or older lo use this service. Juty 7-9,1993 Forbes Newspaper,' 17 Central New Jersey's Best Choice For Meeting Someone Close To Home. SINGLE WHITE MALE SPIRITED SUNDER WHOLE JfWIIH FEMALE NEW TO NEW JERSEY SINGLE HACK CHRISTIAN PBMALE 5'r, itlraclive I Charming, Auburn hair, hazel mm, 32 yr, old, I have been single over 4 yrs ft comfort- 31,6*2,190 lbs. Hkea sports, movies ft outdoors. I am My life to far has been interesting, I've been married. sincere k honest ft have a good sense of humor. I practice In alternative health care. Loves exercise in Divorced. I've lived all over the country. I'm $0, a able. But not enough to want to stay, looking lor nature, mountains, creative expression, word play, someone who has no children, but wants some In the work crazy hours 3-11 pm. Looking lor WF 25-40 with white male, very down to earth, 5'8, 155 lbs. af- similar hours ft interests, who believes In meaningful theatre, dancing, Seeks S/DJPM, 35-45, S'9-11", slen. fectionate, warm, caring, loving, with green eyes, future. I hive none now, looking for someone lo help der, athletic, nippy, honorable, communltlve, for me find myself, love me ft not leave me. I am no relationships. If you re out there-let's talk! Pleate call black hair, mustache, dark complexion. I'm funny, Exi. 3039 love>, fun, & family, pleass call ext,4293 "omantfc, faithful, a one-woman man, sincere, honest, Beauty but not grost either, I want very much to love jt superficial, not pretentious or materialistic. I pro- ft be loved. To grow ft prosper together decently, I SINQLE WHITE MALE TWICE AS NICE fer natural things, cuddling, gardening, dogs, house prefer someone who Is outgoing because I am re- 31, down to earth, handsome, athletic. Intellectual, 2 Female friends really tired of weirdos, long-haired plants, the outdoors, parks, farms, long walks on the sewed. Going placet I love. Please call enrt.4295 shy, romantic, sometimes talkative, other times quiet. freaks, rap stars, heavy metal monsters ft other simi- beach, or tht beauty of the woods, I'm an artist, I like Uke outdoor activities ft exercise but also like to lar types. One SWJF, 22,5'1, blonde, blue-eyed, edu- crafts, exploring flea markets, old movies, all ani- SINGLE WHITE CHRISTIAN FEMALE relax In peace ft quiet Liberal, honest ft loyal. Like cated. Enjoys working out, travel, movies, speech, mals, laughter, good conversation, friends, backyard Born Again, 48, warm, caring, outgoing, 5', blue tennis, skiing, bicycling, fitness, nutrition, museums, dancing, NYC/AC. Other, SWF, Catholic, 26,5 6, bru- eyes, told I'm attractive. In school for counseling nette, brown-eyed, educated. Enjoys working out, barbecues, books, museums, dancing, dining out, or degree, ACOA background. I love laughter, nature's parks, theater, history, politics, etc. Looking for a just eating pizza at home. I would like to share a pie woman to shart life with. Please call Ext. 4335. horseback riding, NYC/AC, rock/bluss music, con- with a woman who enjoys the simple things of lite, beauty, warm, caring people, good books, old certs. We are seeking 2 SWM, ages 25-33 with simitar like quiet coxy evenings. A woman who's sensitive, movies, having fun, children, animals, sharing UNGLE WHITE MAU Interests for friendship ft possible relationship. Were affectionate, warm and loving, with a good tense of thoughts, feelings & God's love. 35, tall, handsome, alhlete, In excellent shape, enjoys looking for U2. Give us a ring on Ext. 4379. humor and who's a bit unconventional. I would like to Enjoy sinning, acting & writing. Would like to meet music, swimming, picnics, ft dining out, financially meet a down to earth real person with old fashioned strong Christian gentleman (strong Christian, gentle secure, and very steady, seeks attractive, physically UNIQUE SEASHORE MAMA traditional values, 35-48 (please, not too overweight), man) with good, kind, understanding (of himself ft fit female, 2545 yr. old, with simitar Interest A likes to Very youthful Jewish widow, mid 50s (everyone says for friendship, snuggling, and possible long-term mo- others) heart. Please call Extension 4323. have fun, please call axt,3609 I look 10-15 years younger), seeks gentleman 55-70 nogamoue relationship. Please call Ext. 4513, with similar Interests who Is willing to meet me near SINGLE WHITE FEMALE SINQLE WHITE M>U the shore where I live. Let's talk about art, new age 28 MSF Motorcycle Rider Course graduate seeking Tall, handsome, Attorney emotionally and financially muelc, and gourmet cooking. Enjoy playing golf. A PERFECTION: riding companion for practice so I can get my li- secure seeks tall, very attractive, WF, 28-45, for the recent photo helpi. Please call ext. 4163. A man who believes that common Interests are sec- cense. Don't need lessons just want to keep it legal. best things in life expensive end Free. Ext. 4473. ond to common values, • man who believes that THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- Won't you help? Please call Ext. 4509. THIS ACfVERTlSER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- CIIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO lovers can be friends tool A man who Is romantic, CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SENS LETTER AND PHOTO sensual, and caring. A man who likes camping ft SINQLE WHITE FEMALE TO: INTRODUCTIONS, SOX 4193, FORBES NIWS- TO: INTRODUCTIONS SOX 4471, FORBES NEWS- PAPERS, P.O. BOX 999, SOMERVILLE, NJ 09171, sports as well as museums ft plays ( or at least Attractive, 49, blonde, blue-eyed, looking (or PAPERS, PO SOX 999, SOMERYtLU, NJ 0SI7S. tolerates them with a smile). A man who loves to outgoing white male, 46-51}, it least 5'10, who enjoys VERY PRETTY DIVORCED JEWISH FEMALE laugh ft enjoy life; who believes that having a sense life's celebrations, dining out, entertaining at home, SINQLE WHfTI MALE, 36, MY FAMILY * FRIENDS 48,5'B". alim, green eyes, dark hair. Successful psy- of humor wins half the battle. If you are close to dancing & good conversation. Only men with a sense tell me I'd make a great catch, only I don't like going chologist, 2 children home, financially secure, sense perfection, unattached, between 38*50, this attractive, of humor ft sincere attitude need apply. Please call to bare to meet women. If you wouldn't mind a guy of humor, caring, sociable, flexible, likes music, din- out-going, spirited, blonde, awaits your call. Please Extension 4338, that could build you furniture, take you on romantic Ing, travel, walking, movies, rssdlng. Seeks malt call ext,3605 camping trips ft take you Antique hunting, I wouldn't SINQLE WHITE FEMALE counterpart with traditional values for sharing laughs, mind meeting you. Incldently, I m pretty good looking romance, good times ft bad In LTR. Please reply Ext. 37, down to earth, wavey, light brown, shoulder too. Please call Ext. 4508. DWF, Divorced mother, 41, 5' 3", nice figure, sexy, length hslr and brown eyes. 5' 6", larger frame but 3325 good sense of humor, likes Jersey shore and soft not obese, o smoker, attractive, likes cooking, stay- SINQLE WHITE MALE rock music. Looking for successful, professional ing home lor a quiet evening w/e movia or going out. 35, 178 lbs, muscular build, brown hair, green eyes. DWF- 32, no kids, w/long blonde curls, 115 lbs., male over the age of 47 for romantic relationship with Works cliff, hours but kind of a night owl. Looking for Sick of the bar scene, tired of games, rm honest, prof. & independent, I'm artistic, adventurous w/ a possibility of living together. Ext. 4421. a sincere, honest, S DWM, kids ok, 35-50 who knows romantic, handsome with good sense of humor, likt crazy sense of humor. Enjoys horseback riding, dog how to trtat a lady, 5 10" and over, average or solid to work out and have many different Interests. Look* shows, woodland walks, exploring NYC, drees up READ MY PERSONAL larger frame, who wants a one on one relationship. mg for SWF, 26-35, very attractive, shapely who It dinners or lake out Plzia. Searching lor a sweetheart DWF, non-tmoktr, 5' 5", green eyes, 4CHih profes- No head flames please. Only serious minded callers also Into fitntis, honest ft sincere, looking for a long of a Guy who believes friendship Is the ultimate turn- sional, looking for tall, professions! businessman. He need call- ext 3806. term relationship. Call Ext. 4497, should be financially secure, likes life, good times on. So if you are a SWM, 20-36 honestly attractive, and is down to sarth with a sense of good humor and SINOLI WHITE PEMALt SINQLE WHITE MALE possess good sell-esteem, a good communicator ft sense of reality. Must answer this trivia: How many very attractive. 30, 110 lbs., 5 5 w/1 child, non- 36, varied Interests, flexible and varied work hours, love to laugh give a call! No drunks, druggies or dimples In a gorfball? Please leave answer, brief mes- smoker, non-drug user, sincere, honest, organised ft looking for a SWF with varied Interests, attractive, head games. Great smile & full head of hair a plus. sage and name and phono number and I will call you neat, secure about myself, Wishing to meet SWM, adventurous and appreciates someone with good Ext. 4510. back. Ext. 4337, must be very attractive, 28-36,5'9'-6T', In shape, 34 sense of humor. Please respond to Ext, 4472 WANTED: ROMANTIC OUTDOORS MAN Inch, waist or small, 0-2 kids ok, non-smoker/drug SINGLE ATTRACTIVE 37 YEAR YOUNG ivOMAN SINQLE WHITE MALE Are you a S/DWM 35-48, humorous, kind, easy-going, user, honest, polite, not a slob or lazy, must be honest, romantic, rugged? Do you like horseback SEEKING MR. RIGHT- He should be a SW/DWM, secure ibout yourself yet not self centered, for a 38, 5' 11, 165 lbs, athletic, good looking, family ori- educated, financially/emotionally secure, affectionate, ented seeks a slim pretty lady, 24-35,1 love to spoil riding, camping, picnics, Renaissance Fairs? Would meaningful relationship ft possible marriage, if you fit you like to teach someone to fish or ski? Then, this respectful, and Interested in a friendship and pos- all of the abovt, then please call ext.4294 and pamper that special lady. I'm Interested In a long sible long-term monogamous relationship. I'm 5'2, term relationship. Please respond to ext. 4476 DWF Is for you. I am a very youthful, 40 bubbly, petite, and have brown naturally curly hair, and hazel SINGLE WHITE MALE romantic, intelligent, caring, affectionate, a great con- green eyes. I enjoy pleasure traveling, a great listener Handsome, athletic, successful, welt-educated, sta- SINGLE WHITE MALE versationalist wiih varied Interests Including: horses, and conversationalist, dancing, spectator sports, cul- ble, sincere. Enjoys sports, outdoors, tennis, golf, 26, 5'B", 165 lbs., brown hair ft blue eyes, educated photography, stock car racing, movies, music and tural events and much more. I'm the proud mother of movies, the arts ft travel. Seeks beautiful affection- seeks SWF, 20.-2B, with the following in common, much more. I am open to learning and sharing new two beautiful cats (a/k/a my kids"). I'm very ambi- ate, Intelligent, athletic, non-smoking female (25-35) healthy, attractive, alhletic, enjoys outdoors, and is Interests; want a possible LTR. Please call ext. 4470 tious, compassionate, and adventurous. Desiring a who enjoys lifo, companionship, romance ft sharing conservative with old-fashioned values, to build soulmate-nol just a playmate.' If we share similar all of ths above. If you're between 5'2 ft 57, excep- friendship & possilbe relationship, please call ext 3601. WHITE WIDOWED MALE interests and this no nonsense" fun-loving woman tionally attractive, physically lit ft desire a serious Warm, witty & wonderful. I'm 42 yrs. old, 5' 6, 140 has peaked your cunosiiy-then call or send me a relationship with e great all around guy who promises * * * WANTED* * * lbs., in great shape, have a good job & no kids. note (picture optional). I truly believe LIFE IS MEANT to make you happy, Pleass call ext, 4402 Harley man, good-looking, 47-52, clean, unmarried, Interested In meeting a nice lady, should be petite ft TO BE UVEDH Exploring LIFE S CHALLENGES Is the who knows how to treat a lady who lives to ride, pretty with a great sense of humor. I like music, KEY TO A HAPPY FULFILLING EXISTENCE!! To reply SINGLE WHITE MALE needs to love & be loved, & knows how lo treat a sports, play baseball, enjoy eating dinners at restau- by mail or phone respond lo Box/Ext. 4475 Looking lor young female who Is pretty, kind and attractive. I want lo have a nice, meaningful and man. You must be employed, have other interests ft rants A going to movies. I am a smoker. Please call friendly relationship with a girl that wants to be have a good sense of humor. If you hale your moth- Ext, 4330. SINGL: WHITE MALE er, aro crazy, have a bad temper, a superego, are a 29, 5'B, blonde hair & blue eyes, former marine, happy in one relationship, I keep busy physically by taking karate ft working out a little with welghte, just control freak, need more than 1 woman ft lie a lot, SUM, NICE LOOKING PROFESSIONAL welght-liiter, Catholic, smoker, social drinker, la- don't call. Normal men, please call Extension 4331, tooed, biker, Mechanical Enginoenng student. I like enough to look and feel good. I am 57 and have DWM, enjoys tennis, theatre, Jersey shore, ft working long cutly brown hair and a cute lace. Perfect chance THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- out Is looking for slim, nice looking professional S7 5O's, 60's & Heavy Metal. Hate Rap & Club Music, CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO looking for SCF, no drugs. Please call Ext. 4329. to meel your someone special. In my personality, the DWF 82-42, non-smoker, drug fret w/similar interests most Important thing is the companion I have. Please TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4331, FORBES NEWS- for frienshlp/relatlonshlp. Please call Ext. 4606. call Ext. 3336. PAPERS, PO BOX 691, SOMERVILLE, NJ 09979. TO PLACE AN AD TO ANSWER AN AD 1-800-559-9495 1- 900-226-1003 $2 FOR THE FIRST MINUTE, $2 FOR EA. ADDTL MINUTE 1. Take some time to write down some characteristics about yourself, and your preferences 1. Note (he extension numbers at the end of the ads you would like to answer. about the type of person you would like to meet. 2. To respond by phone, call 1-900-226-1003 from a Touch-Tone phone and follow Ihe voice 2. You can place your Introductions ad just by calling 1-600-559-9495. Our specially trained staff prompts and record your messages. The cost is $2.00 per minute You must be 18 years or will help you. Any personal information we may request will be kept strictly confidential. 3. Deadline to place your Introductions ad is Friday by 5pm. Your ad will run (or six weeks and older to use this 900 line. can be renewed at any time. NEW FEATURE 4. To retrieve your messages, call 1-900-226-1003 and follow the voice prompts for advertisers. BOX RENTAL The cost Is $2.00 per minute. For advertisers who would like Ihe option of receiving mail responses, in addition to voice responses, you can rent a mall box tor $5 per week. Box rentals must be paid In advance before CUSTOMER SERVICE receiving your responses. To respond by mail, look for adi that are specially marked in BOLD 1-800-559-9495 PRINT, Mail received for advertisers who have not requested mail boxes will not be forwarded, Introductions It operated by Forbes Newspepers, 44 Veterans Memorial Dr. L, Somervllle, NJ 04174. Forbes Newspapers' Introductions is s wty lo meel people, find a tennis partner, a fourth lor bridge, or another classical music lover Whatever your Internals, you should be able to find someone to shste them Personal advsrtisements and voice mail messsges may not contain language that is overtly sexual, suggestive aid/or offensive to the genersl public The Publnhe> reserves Ihe right to reject my id This publication assumis no responsibility or liabilit' y for tht conlent'o' reply of a personal advertisement. You must be 18 yean or older to uss this service. FOrbes Newspapers July 7 -9,1993 i», V t* I N I N G Side orders Four-star feast Panico's presents gourmet fare with grace and splendor ByMICKIPULSINELU CuWna/y Correspondent want to write this article while every detail is still fresh in my mind. After all, how many Itimes does one cat at a restau- rant that receives four stars from the New York Times? The place I'm referring to is Panico's in New Brunswick. I've eaten at a lot of good restau- rants, and a few great ones, and Panico's is certainly in the latter category. Everything from food, service, presentation and setting makes it one of the best restau- rants in New Jersey. / We were greeted at the door by Frank Panico, owner of Panlco'i In New Bruniwick, welcomei you to hia four-ttar restaurant host and owner Frank Panico. He sat us in a corner table with a banquette seating, and one with a lovely lightly grilled and covered with sauteed portobello mushrooms and view of the rest of the dining room. imported Parmigiano Reggiano cheese. It was also served with a warm Our table, like the rest of the room, was dressed in warm peach tones. bruschetta and a mascarpone enriched whipped potato, Just like every- Fresh tiger lilies, a small candle, white ceramic salt and pepper shakers, thing else that evening, the presentation alone was outstanding. wine glasses and gold-rimmed china completed the table setting. The But presentation aside, the entree was absolutely delicious. The light menu states that water is served upon request but, without ever asking, grilling of the veal gave it a new taste. He remarked he had to try that our glasses were always filled. at home. The banquette extends across the back wall and juts out to the side My entree, polio arrosto ($22.95), was a beautifully arranged plate of ones as well. In the middle of the room is a huge vase and flower breast of oven-roasted chicken accented with lemon, fresh rosemary, arrangement, as well as two flour-to-ceiling columns that break up the garlic and olive oil. It was served with sauteed broccoli raab, potatoes room and provide intimate dining at each table. and fresh pasta. After biting into it I began to feel as if the chef were A server poured extra fine virgin olive oil (jade colored) in a plate. cooking just for me! The chicken was tender and juicy, and the ingredi- Soon after another one brought us four different choices of homemade1 ents fresh. bread to from which to choose. Focaccia (bread made with garlic, sun- We didn't even want to see the desserts. There was no room. When dried tomatoes and basil), panella, and whole wheat are the three that I Mr. Panico visited our table and asked how everything was he sug- remembered. gested we try their homemade lira misu. We told him we couldn't, but he insisted. One of the nightly specials sounded appetizing. It was a homemade Our server brought one for each of us to try. The tira misu was served pasta, similar to lettucini, but wider, called trenette, This was served in a half moon, with a dab of fresh cream and a wafer. My husband, fofi with basil, pesto, shrimp, beans and potatoes ($23,95). We shared an *j * who loves tira misu, said it was the lightest he has ever tasted. I never order of this, It was spicy, but not overbearing, and extremely tasty. eat dessert, but I ate all of mine. Everything went well together, the shrimp, beans, potatoes and pesto. ' The service was exceptional. We never had to ask for more water or *m#i Nothing dominated, but each taste was evident. There was so much for bread. Silverware was replaced with regularity. Time between courses the two of us in that one order that we asked our server to delay our couldn't have been better. Everyone was courteous and professional, yet next course. unpretentious. Note; gentlemen are required to wear jackets after 5 p.m. After digesting the trenette and sipping our wines, we were ready for Dining at Panico's was first rate in every sense of the word. The our tricolor salad ($7,50). This was a beautifully dressed salad of bur- 'dishes created by executive chef Jim Weaver, who has been there since gundy and white radiechio, Belgian endive spears and arugula in a light its inception (six years), are proof that fine Italian cuisine involves lemon and olive oil dressing. This was another split order, but once creativity and talent. You won't find standard Italian fare at Panico's. .V- again our plates were filled and we ate all of it. After our salad, we definitely needed more time before our entree. PANICO'S 103 Church Street, New Brunswick. (908) 545-6100. Our server accommodated us admirably. TWs column b intended to Worm readers about dining opportunities In the %^u$jgfatog. My husband's entree, paillard di vitello ($24.95), was thin slices of veal area. 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Sprlngflddt 201/467-4004 PQLQ LOUWG E K.C.'s Corner - South Taj Mahal • Raritan, Scarpclllno's - Warren, The Willows - Greenbrook, Plainfield, 908-757-5306 908-526-3655, Morrislown, 908-647-1728 908-968-2739 201-285-9463 Headquarters Cafe • Scaliy's • (Westwood) Rostna's - Bound Brook, Piscat a way, 908-752-1240 Spain '92 * Raritan, Garwood, 908-789-0808 908-805-3054 •••• 908-704-9292 The Rusty Nait < North O'Connor's Beer N' Ale Snuffy's • Scotch Plains, Brunswick, 908-821^141 The Exchange • Bridgewater, Watchung, 908-755-2565 908-322-7726 908-526-7090 *•!• Catari's • Bound Brook, Sapporo • New Brunswick, 20N Park Ave. • South 908-469-4552 O'Connors • Watchung, 908-838-3888 Plainfeld, 908-755-6161 908-755-2565 Forties Newspapers July 7*9,1993 of cur Live Bands &&&* K.C.S Korner iwry Fritoy Night n*jf Burgers o Pasta & Pizza o Steak July 9th • Gary Ross Trio July 16th - Jim Hoffman's Encore Any Dinner On The Menu Tues,,Weds, & Thurs, 4-1 Opm Includes wlad, bread & cup of soup cms r mm Excluding: 16oz NY Strip * Blackboard Specials Opan 7 Diyi (908) 735-7889 100 Oak ftee Road, S. Plainfield (908)757-5306 • Lunch • Dinntr t Cocktiili • Writings • Bmqutti • PirtlM lor All Occasions 66 Rt. 1-73, Hampton (4 ml. WHf of Clinton) Wine ••'•<*•',' With Reason mt, Marilyn Cormack Three more "S^es, sip, spit or swallow. You've already gathered as much information about your wine through sight swirling and All Entrees $3.00 smell as you can. The next logical step is to put it in your mouth to 7 All % Ib. Sandwiches $1.99 see if you can confirm your ob- servations. But, when is it ap- propriate to spit and when can 11 i you swallow? -•: Spitting is not some affected 'A. Summer thing that only wine snobs do. It can be very necessary. I always Meals to Go tell my classes that if they don't Cocktails Avai spit, especially if we're tasting seven or eight wines, that every- Menu for Week of July 12th thing after glass four is going to Mon. Chicken Fajttas (or) taste great. Spitting is really the Pasta w/Eggplant & Squash only way to go when you are T,IM Roast Pork Loin (or) tasting a line of wines tor critical IUCbl Crab Cakes analysis. It's amazing how even ***"*• the little amount of alcohol ab- Wed. Comed ^^ & Cabbage (or) sorbed sublingually can affect not Sherried Scallops only your tastebuds, but your emotional judgement as well. BBQ Ribs (or) However, I do not condone spit- Herb & Cheese Stuffed Zucchini ting in fine dining situations, or at Dining your parents Thanksgiving meal, Fri () $ unless they've already learned to Veggie Enchtiadu expect this kind of bohemian be- Y havior from you. Whether you choose to spit or Aik About Our Summer Lite Special* swallow, the beginning procedure is still the same - you take a 62 W. Main St., SomerviUe 722-8782 small sip of wine and tip your head down. Keeping your teeth 'tt^Wwfiy together, purse your lips slightly ;*v A" ' i s*> : <<*» and draw air in through your i,< >s r< N- % mouth. The wine is being warmed by your oral cavity to release fla- ors and adding the air helps to U.S. Highway 22 open it even more. You should be Green Brook, NJ making a fairly good slurping sound. Next, hold your head up Open 24 hours a day and gently roll the wine around VSB 7 days a week your mouth. This will help you ^ R^ Dont Ett Ml you get to discover all the tactile attributes of .juuunrciPiw r.'oaiuiiuiininiiiA Sunset Colonltl Diner. the wine. . ^- ^ -nrJ— ^ , .^. ,* p*^ ^*» a& Now you can cither swallow or spit, Take note: if you are at a 356-2674 winery and the winemakor spits Breakfast on his cellar floor, it's O.K. lor Lunch you, too. After the wine lias left your mouth, keep your lips closed Dinner and take a deep breath in. You'll be amazed how many more aro- Monday Ivu Friday mas you'll discover. Irom 3:00 pm to 8:00 pm Ask yourself if what you thought about the wine is happening in T your mouth Did Ihe berries you smellod come through in the Continental tasto? If the wino looked thick, did you find it mouth-coating? II it German-American Cuisine iflraQfwOfV was super bright could you pick lUmfcOwUr*** up the acidity? Practice this, and "The Stamm Family is at your service" see how close your analysis OPEN FOR LUNCHEON, -JMBanai 10. liNHl FnMn Haw wh Orening comes to the actual taste of the wine. Enjoy! COCKTAILS, DINNER, SUPPER 11* rrted CNdwi WRI French roet md Onlwi ntngs Sponsored by On the North Shore of the Lake KINGSTON 141 Slerilag Rod, Walchmg, New Jersey 12* CKMiin Scwnpi Ovw Wee ALL ABOVE SERVED WITH SOUP, SALAD, POTATO, PUDDING, JELLO, Wine & I Jam is 755-9344 COFFEE OH TEA! FRANKLIN TOWNE CENTER (next to FOODTOWN) Your Choice 908-422-2324 h • 341 f Highway??,franklin Park, NJ • •*,< * *• ,' v L ,.i ^•°)^'-i|i jj-' July 7 9,1993 Forbes Newspapers 21 <*•** HOURS: InPPORQ. O ______1*30*30 lERRARO'S QF SOMERVILLE •SEC. 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As a spot to cool your Continental Cuisine celebration of the heels after a long day of shopping at the mall, 'Jtatunty: Chattaubnand, %fi£k.of LmB or a convenient getaway from work, or a Cotsar Salad, Pastas, Sautrfaatten andSchnituk King's Tavern. place for an evening out, First Place offers Uv» Entertainment Friday Evening superb lunches and dinners as well as super Lunch Dinner night action, Access is both directly from the Come join them July 12th and 13th at' Man-Sal. « 11:3 660 Middlesex Ave. Full Count Dinner for Mctuchcn, N.J. only 9.95 plus tax A grat. 549-2040 k tlwlci of tmm Lunch Served Monday thru Sunday talad, potato, coffin Our Early Bird Mtnu ol- Thursday & Friday Luncheon Buffet Itn Poultry, Sntood, Primt Rib, Vial I Paiti EARLY BIRD SPECIALS Dlihn Sunday 1- I, Mon.-frl. 4:30- Monday-Friday $£95 7:00. 4 pm-6 pm Q WEDNESDAYS • LOCAL BAND NITE JUNE 30TH - "VISION" 1714 Easton Are., Somerset (cull 6 oil 117) Live entertainment Wednesday thru Sunday 908-469-2522 "' ' ••JtiiyT-g/igga" RESTAURANT CATERING Colonial Jfarms •>< IWr nfWW HWH SUMMER e/w OW ftvofwei COMEDY IMPROV EVERY Pricett FRIDAY NIGHTS Bring* the iwo*e FRIDAY & SATURDAY DMMf MB StMMf My and Enjoy O«n|at< Esriy Bird Menu 4:30*6:00 Mon.-Fri. 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The Finest Home Cooking At The Fairest Prices e pasta • Chicken • Veal • Seafood TMES, HOLOEA IS EHTITLEO TO e Steaks • Veal & Lamb Chops Mdln* bfffttalM Citeriog Baby Shown OPEN 7 DAYS • LUNCH 1U0 • 3:X • Worm 4:00 • 11:00 BXCLUDES ALL ALCOHOLIC & SODA BEVERAGES The Willows your meal k leivlce the ben anyone an one. Ow t-»*-,....«,«.. VAL|D0N ARPACCIO 651 Bound BrookRd. experience In miking people htppy. wwi grat pricci, Ui|c ponwni, 1013 WashingtonlAve •na old redpce tundtd down to ui from genenUon lo gencntlon. M0NDAY THRU FR|DAY RUtorante Middlesex, NJ Qr«n Brook, NJ 08612 0NLY "So come on la and let u« cook foryou-You'l l Lore Id" 906-968-2739 (908) 9684242 4694552 and 356-9742 $ ONE FREE LUNCH $ 226 Wen Union Ave, • Bound Brook, ty 06805 July 7-9,1993 Forbes Newspapers/ Conca D'oro SUMMER BARIUQII 11M1 IS III RK! Pasta Festival Ill KUKIIVS 7 LOBSTER FEST Tuesday, Wednesday IHM()UUU(k\ARl) ^V* Thursday and Sunday All Day IUKBMJM OKI'KNK •.,%:*>( Twin Lobsters 10 Pastas* 10 Sauces Metlars Lane & So. Washington P -' ' '• ' $ $795 Ave.. Piscntaway. NJ ' if 1395 RVCKLETS W .< 2-1 lb. Lobsters, Salad & Potato Dinner Specials Other Lobster Specials Tuesday thru Sunday FAMILY A FEW THE WHOLE EVERYBODY Veal Parmlglana $9M PICNIC FRIENDS NEIGHBORHOOD YOU KNOW (4 People) (50 People) (100 or mwe) Finest Veal Francese $11W (25 People) Boneless Chicken BBQ Ribs 36 pieces 220 pieces 440 pieces CALL Steaks $ w Cacdatore 10 Chicken 18 Ribs UOpc Ribs 220 Ribs $ 95 US & Seafood Chicken Scallopini.... 10 & Ribs 8pc Chicken 50 pc Chicken 100 pc Chicken Eggplant Parmlgiana....$8w FOR Chicken Truly A Meal to Remember 16 pieces 100 pieces 200 pieces NY Strip Steak Only MORE Where the Harbor w/Shrimp $12W View Begins Broiled Flounder $BW CALL AHEAD hour 2 hours day before INFO Whole Maine Lobster...^*5 Each ptctuB* contain* tnough fitcktoy'i Barbtque 201 Front St., Perth Amboy bm,**«io Stltd, Coi« Slaw, Rolls, Plitti, Nki ,*** J A A A On the Watetfront Intimne CockUfl Lounje Lasagna or Stuffed Knives, * Forkt tor lt» Who* Group. *f VW" 1U VU OPEN? DAYS-CALL FOR RESERVATIONS Shells 7* ALL THIS FOR ONLY *6 - 8.25 Per Person Recommended by CUE L_ lil Atfdlfew Featuring 442-3000 Margie Raye YOUR TAKE-OUT Major Credit Cuds oa piano Friday A Saturday 7 to 12 ORDER 10% OFF Minimum Order S T NEW FOR 756-7310 •• w ierset it Pina A Pasta - Manville, Middlesex, 908-725-5522, 908-271-0010 Somerset Hills • Warren, r/ *s». iv 908-647-5700 ti' MM The Rylind Inn - Whilchousc, 908-534-4011 MM A "Si* Cortina's - Cranford, UU «*8 '*>.V, HAHP-CUT 908-276-5749 VAI^W"^ MM 0rfn0 Vbur OHflUK Hunan - Garwood, Own Liquor •\ 908-789-2450 V '6.49 MM MONDAY 1 r r Romantlli's • Scotch Plains, Beef Teriyaki M', , l 908-322-9595 MM % OFF Dinner^ Sinclaire's Restaurant • I3M WEDNES. ••^ Westfield, 908-789-0344 Chicken Teriys Amrlci^iSlMMvjuet AOOOOK3CA THURS. • ••••« M*l !•••( •••••••••••a* Stefano's Fanwood Coupon E«pires 7/22/93 HUHHY!.' Coupon Coupon Expires txptrus 7122193 HUM 908-889-7874 Californim Lunch Grand Buftot inetudM •M* FRI I Op NwRI HwH ViwHi The Armory • Perth Amboy, f Salmon Coupon good I* any party *». C«nM b* Coupon oixrf t» ufctrf irt cot^MnMKiti wefl tr^f MPeX coupon 908-826-6000 fit Ctmot M AIIAbove Dinners Include Soup, Sal ex diicoint QHM. TU KM Mtudtd v»tid ii partdpaiin*) MMMQMIM. MM dAonl o«ir Tti' ^ll'l) It pltopiling uut The Barge - Perth Amboy, FN ••••••••••••••••••••« 906-1220 Coupon Expires 7122193 HURHY! Coupon tnpims 7122193 MM FreeMce Crea i Charbrolltd Chicktn Dinrwr Chirbrelleo11/3 lb,*Bureer Uriel Valid 11-4 Msn.-SM. Black River Cafe • Bcdminster, MudM nx ChMKOtM Chtckln Cholct * Si44H4tUfo COMMUNITY CALENDAR JULY Essentially Art, 4 to 9 p.m., Warn- Sizzlin summer Sales Days through er Plaza. Fine arts show featuring July 10. Participating stores will offer 7 oil and watcrcolor paintings, discounts on quality merchandise, Free parking with tokens. sculpture and photography. An evening concert at Eastman Plaza will high- The Chamber of Commerce is accept- light musical guests at 7 p.m. Local restau- ing applications for the Pride in Cran- rants will provide a light, gourmet menu. ford Award, which is given in recogni- tion of outstanding community service Set For by volunteers who work behind the scenes. In addition, the Chamber gives awards for outstanding community development July 7-10 projects to owners who have made im- provements to their properties, or new con- Essentially Art, noon to 6 p.m. slruetion, Applications are available at the Warner Plaza. Mists will be Chamber office in the municipal building 15 joined by some select crafts peo- on Springfield Avenue, the Cranford Public ple exhibiting finer weavings, Ubrary, and Chamber member retail stores. pottery, tine jewelry, and furniture. All-day Nominations should be submitted by Aug. musical and theatrical entertainment. Cafe- 1. style dining. Demonstrations and seminars on photography, weaving, sketching, car- tooning, caricatures, pottery, mime, clown- The Cranford Recreation and Parks ing, improvisation^ theater. Department announces the opening of 7the Canoe Club. Days of operation are Saturday and Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Rates are $7 per hour. For more Store owners are ready information, call 709-709-7283. for Summer Sales Days AUGUST SEPT. Cranford merchants offer something more The Cranford Fire Department for relief from lhe sun anil economy •The Rollerblade Demo Van will be in along Cranford's tree-lined Victorian streets too: personalized service and careful atten- celebrates its 100th anniversary the downtown distinct demonstrating during the annual Summer Sales Days, July tion to customers' needs. 11with a parade and town picnic. in-line skating and Rollerblade prod- 7 through 10. They offer shopiwrs extras like free gift ucts and accessories. More details to follow. A large variety of quality merchandise in- wrapping at many shops, senior citizen dis- cluding clothing, sports shot's and acces- counts and free parking. sories, bicycle accessories, jewelry, col- Parking tokens are available from partici- lectibles, flowers, gourmet foods, and bar- pating merchants without any obligation to becue supplies will he offered at sizzlin' prices. make a purchase. Look for the "We Partici- Summer Sales Days mark the beginning pate" decal m the store window. CRANFORD What's inside CRANFORD of the sales season for summer items and So this summer, eelcbrale Cranford.,we're legitimate sales prices close to home but far from ordinary! Al fresco dining in town...Page 2 lhe gift-givers paradlse...Page 3 Auxiliary police need recruits Smart shopppers' secreL.Pages 4,5 The Cranturd Auxiliary Police are ac- Kenilworth and WinhYld Park, All ap- Help is here for small business...Page 6 cepting applications fur patrolman posi- plicants must be over 18 years of age, It's all mapped out.Page 7 tions. The- volunteer \\>nv is lesponsible Successful candidates will be required to Two-day arts festivaL.Page 8 for local traffic details and town post pa- attend a VI-week auxiliary academy dur- New pet store opening...Page 8 trols as well as supplementing the regu- ing evening hnurs. lar police department (luring emer- Applications are available at the Cran- Editor Joanne McFadden gencies and special events. ford police desk. Kor further information, For advertising information call 276-6000 Applications are available to male and call 272-2222. Deadline for applications is female residents nf Cranford. (iarwood, July 17. 2 - CRANFORD DOWNTOWNER - July 6,1993 Enjoy al fresco dining at downtown Cranford eateries Soon, Cranford's Victorian streets will be dotted with Avenue one hot sunny afternoon recently. "Wouldn't you Office. white cafe tables and colorful umbrellas as several down* just love to be sitting here under the umbrella enjoying While there are no definitive plans yet, due to the town restaurants and cafes will offer dining al fresco this one of Mr. J's special sandwiches?" renovation of the facade, Mr. Huey expects the owners summer. The business owners received the OK to open Mr, J's is just one of several restaurants currently plan- will put tables out sometime during the summer. "Tlus is an opportunity for the restaurateurs to generate sidewalk cafes in June when the Township Committee ning to offer cafe dining, including Bagel America, The new business," said Commissioner Carolyn Vollero, the voted to allow downtown area restaurants that currently Office, and Sweet Dreams Cafe. committee's liaison to the Downtown Management Corp. offer table service inside to serve food under the sun and "Based on the success of the Summit store's cafe dining "With all of the work we've done to revitalize the down- stars. during the U.S. Open in June, I'm sure we'll take advan- town area, this is just another way to bring people in to 'Tell me," said John Pereira, owner of Mr. J's on South tage of cafe dining," said David Huey, manager of The relax and enjoy the area," she said. /Summer \ KEEP Sale INSJALL AIR Day CONDITIONING NOW! COOL Beat the Heat! Cool Down with Rheem Central Air Conditioning Reel Strong can give you a cool deal to keep you comfortable BIKE OF THE MONTH A COOL DEAL Up To Buy Your $ Rheem Central 600 Air Conditioning Unit From Utility Reel-Strong Company and Save Rebates BIG with RANA 060JA & RHQA2000-13SEER BUCKS Rating AVAILABLE OPTION: 5 YEAR GUARANTEE ON PARTS & LABOR Cannondale M300 10 YEAR LIMITED COMPRESSOR WARRANTY MONTH OF JULY REEL-STRONG 8ale$ Unlimited Froe Tune-ups Free Serving Union County & Vicinity Since 1925 (or 1 Year reg. $499.95 Delivery 549 Lexington Ave. • Cranford M-F 9-9 • Sat. 9-6 • Sun. 11-5 For A Free Estimate Call 276-0900 AMEX - VISA - DISC - MASTER July 6,1993 - CRANFORD DOWNTOWNER - 3 The Arrangement - a gift-givers9 amusement park The Arrangement on No. Union Avenue is Cranford's The Arrangement will celebrate its 13th anniversary Anangement also carries the popular Christmas houses answer to one of the most common questions in life: what this summer. including Dickens Village and Snow Village collections. to get for the person who has everything. It's a browser's "1 think we've been successful because we enjoy what New items this year include Sarah's Attics and Cherished delight...with a vast array of collectibles, gift ware, and we sell, we enjoy the gift line, and whenever you like Teddies collections, silk flowers. what you do, then it's easy to sell it," she said. "A lot of ''The popularity of collectibles lias surged over the "We know a lot of the people who shop here, and so we our customers are from Cranford," she said, "I think they years," she said. can make su^rstiuns tor jjift ideas. We are always ready shop here because they know the quality of the mer- Decorative flags, which the store stocks, have become to help our customers pick out just the rifiht Rill, or if it's chandise we offer is good, and because the prices are very popular as residents throughout town celebrate sea- for their own collodions, just the right piece," said Connie within reason." sons, holidays, and special hobbies with them, she said, Neri, who owns the store with her husband Bob and People will collect just about anything, said Connie, "People love to see our Hags, so we change the outside unuther couple, Barbara and Ed Hurley. including very popular pigs, cows, frogs and bears. The display often," she said. PRICE SALE Fine Women's Appatel at DOLLAR DAYS Gentlemen's Corner Buy 219 Suits One reg. S325()O to S395(M) Item Now Vz price at The Original Wed, thru Sat. only Price - Get the 4 Second for... 187 Sport Jackets (Spring & Summer Merchandise Only) reg. st95°" to S295011 Sleepwear Pants Now Vz price Knit Tops Wed. thru SaTonlv Shorts Blazers 250 Dress Trousers Dresses reg. $78°° to S8:o5o Blouses Coats Now price Jackets Wed. thru SaTonlv • • • • ALL SUMMER Leslie Fay Leslie Fay Petite SPORTSWEAR Country Suburban Now reduced by« Alfred Dunner as much as t^U /Q London Fog S|mri Shirts. Kim Shin-. SlmrK Andy John rniwrs m GENTLEMEN'S CORNER Geiger's 11 North Union Ave., Cranford • 272-5350 1-S 9:30-5:30 Summer Hours (Sianit.- Thurs. till 9 p.m 15 No. Union Ave. Cranford Mini, thru Wi'd. <>-?. TIIIII\ \ Kri.'>-". Sal. "-() 276-8088 VISA MASTKHCAUI) AMKUICVN KM'KKSS 4 - CRAMFORD DOWNTOWNER - July 6,1993 Smart shoppers can avoid the mall hassle... "I hoar it all the time from customers," said Sandy stores, said Ms. Hamaydi, while Vanity Fair lingerie and get dressed and leave the fitting room," she said. Hamaydi, co-owner of Goiter's Fine Women's Apparel. Buli and Smoothie bras are prc-ticketcd from the manu- Over at Gentlemen's Corner, men can take advantage "They've been to every mall around looking for a specific facturer and sell for exactly the same price everywhere. of lower prices on suits. According to owner Bob O'Sulli- item and they come hero last, and we haw it, I always "But if the department stores don't have it in your size, van, cotton suits selling (it Ijord & Taylor for $280 wore then you're out of luck. Here, we'll special order it for you discounted in June to $199,95. At Gentlemen's Corner, the want to ask why they don't come here first. They think of same suits were selling for $215 originally and were us as a last res Too Hottor Comfort ? « CRANFORD * AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS HOWCASE OF HOME RECHARGED No appointment necessary Also: Lubrication • Oil Filters • Brakes • Mufflers, Tires & GAUWOOD CRANFORU KENILWORTH Exhaust • Test Equipment UNAMI PARK SECTION WRAP AROUND PORCH FOR THE INVESTOR An extrcmoiy well mamtrtifiocl related A tjood investment or live in oni> Masonry building 910 square feet each • Shocks & Struts • Wheel family home. Fust floor boasts 3/4 apiirtmunl and colled rent lo help floor Lowor floor can bo utilized lor light bedrooms or 3 bedrooms ft study, pay Iho mortgage On n Iroo hnod industry or office Sscond lloor for Balance • Bear Computerized kilchon dining combo, groat cnbinols msidenlial sliool with all lovely ollires or ronovatu lor apartmenl Close and counter space, living room and homos. One bedroom, living room, lo ti.ins|xiit,iliuii and (JSP $245,000 2 & 4 Wheel Alignment ba!h Second floor has a boaulilul two eat-m kitchen and bath on first (toot taDdiQom apnrlmont, finished Second floor has a groat dock b.W'fiont lor nil, sppamtc pniinnces overlooking ttio largo yard, kitchen, One uu detached gariKju &?l)4.900 dining room, living room and bedroom Also a suite tit rooms on Certified Mechanics • NJ Inspection Station the thud Invrl All !,ep,H,ilL' ulililms A lurntii; buy at $170,000 Visa & Mastercard Accepted lor Repairs OVER 50 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE D.S. KUZSMA REALTY 115 Mlln St. • Cranford • 272-8337 GRECO'S GARAGE Cill our toll fret HOTLINE for othir listings 1-800497-9108 301 South Ave E • Cranford • 276-9811 July 6, 1993 CRANFORD DOWNTOWNER - 5 ...They can find it faster and cheaper in town (Continued from page 4) Alban & Lewis has a new pricing policy that discounts store, when I walk down the aisle and compare the items, price at the Nautica Shop in Madison, and are very com- $5 off each gallon of Pittsburgh Paints. According to I always sell our machines for less," he said, adding, too, petitive if not lower than fine department stores. owner Bmce Alban, the prices are very competitive with that he offers free assembly. In addition, the store carries Ijenox china and crystal is always discounted at Martin Siperstcin's and other highway stores, all Hoover bags and accessories, and offers repair ser- Jewelers on North Avenue, and with special sales around "Also, when they advertise it's probably for a ready- vices. holidays, customers can find the prices very hard to beat. mixed paint and if you want something mixed, you'll pay Titles on the New York Times bestseller list are dis- Martin Jewelers carries the topof-the-linc watches more," he said. "Here we still discount those paints," counted 25 percent at the Cranfoixl Book Store on North Avenue W. According to owner Meryl Layton, both hard- made by Omega, Baume, Merrier, Concord, Movado, The hardware store on No. Union Avenue also sells cover and paperback selections arc included. In addition, Rolex, Tudor and Ebel, and at very competitive prices, in Hoover vacuums. most new hardcover releases are featured at 10 percent some instances less than other fine jewelry stores. "Wherever I am, whether it's a Consumers or Macy's off the list price. HARTIG S WALLPAPER 101 N. Union Ave. • Cranford • 276-2540 SPECIAL Mon.-SaL 8:30-5:30, Thurs. til 6:30, Closed Wed. FOR CRANFORD JULY SALE DAYS JULY SALES JULY8 BMqwtFicllltlci lor Aiiiii, iD wtdtop, layyamt parttet YOUR PERSONAL u JEWELER SINCE 1945 The Final in Northern Jtottan CuWne 12 North Avenue West • Cranford, NJ 07016 Homemade Pate • Veal • Seafood 908-276-6718 NJ Toll Fret Number: 1-800-464-MARTIN 28 North Avenue, W., Cnnford AGS ACCREDITED GEM LAB (AgS). CERT1HED GEMOLOGIST APPRAISER 276-5749 Howvd M, Sltgil V*^TT^^ Ei*n a Rinw»Qiot L Vice* nigutirtd JtwiHr CtnifM OimoiOflUt Appritun MON., TUE3. k FRI. 9:4S-S:1O * THURS. 9:458:30 * SAT. 6:30-5:00 CLOSED WED. With Our Compliments: Elegant Gift Wrap • Shipping 6 - CRANFORD DOWf^TOWNER - July 6,1993 Mason's newest venture caters to small businesses The owner of three separate businesses, Dan Mason JBMC also will offer a very unique service'- "Rent a to as many as four different places to get the same ser- understands the needs of small business owners. One of Desk" facilities for small business owners, job seekers, vices offered at JBMC, those needs, he said, is the very time consuming task of salespeople and traveling executives who need a profes- "I'm trying to offer a one-stop shopping place for small obtaining office space and staff. To help, Mr. Mason re- sional home to make their phone calls, and have state-of- business owners to get what they need," he said. cently opened his newest venture, Jersey Business Man- the-art office equipment at their hands, Customers can In addition, with experience in accounting, human re- agement Corp. (JBMC), which will provide a variety of use computers, printers, copier and fax machines. sources, computers, financial planning, personnel supervi- services to small businesses including management con- According to Mr. Mason, a lot of small businesses don't sion and time management, both in the public and pri- sulting, office support and secretarial services. need office space on a full-time basis, but they do need it vate sectors, he considers himself a valuable asset as well, "Now instead of small business owners going through part time. Mr. Mason, a lifelong Cranford resident and former the hassle of getting office space and an office staff lined Mr. Mason considers his company a valuable asset for mayor, also owns Jersey Professional Management Corp., up, we'll do it for thom,"ho said. small businesses owners who previously would have to go which offers search and support services to professionals. 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Wed., Sat, 8-6 Ihut & Fit 9-9 DELIVERY COSTS: Service & Delivery Service After 6 pm but before 8 pm Variety of Craft Our THANKS to our membership! Summer Classes Supplies We value your support and glad you're with us.. to je At <1U Giatjpd Pool Enjoy your swim, exercise & socializing in our pleasant atmosphere. C R A F O INDOOR POOL FITNESS CENTER Kelly Wollo's Birthday Parly at Craft Country Centennial Ave. Cranford, NJ 709-7260 Craft Country 0 DMC 6-Strand Floss 4 Skeins for $1.00 0 Scribbles Fabric Paint $ I. I J CaLII ra'«gt199.acg h ft Folk Art Paint Craft Salt * i. in cacn „*„*,.,* C|eve|and P|aza 123 Nt Union Ave., Cranlord Aleene's Tacky Glue 1BlockNortho, oyo AA(\t FREE $1.27 Each mto\9««* RR Station jLl /,'HHVJ Parking July6,1993 - CRANFORD DOWNTOWNER - 7 Stores specialize in maps and guides for travelers Summer travelers can find help in the way of maps and as well, said Mr. Macdonald. One of his customized maps At the Cranford Book Store on North Avenue West, travel guides at two Cranford shops, The Map Place on was for an auto parts distributor with its state headquar- travelers will find maps by a host of companies including South Union Avenue stocks international and national ters and surrounding eight towns that combined existing Rand McNally and Hammond. In addition, the store maps by Rand McNally, Hammond, Bartholomew, and maps of three counties. stock's travel guides by Fodor's and Frommer, Arrow plus Mobil travel guides. The store, which opened For unique gifts, consider giving the geography buff an "Travel guides allow people to become familiar with 15 months ago, is owned by John Macdonald. atlas or a traveler a cloth-covered decorated diary to keep their destination," said owner Meryl Layton, "and plan for He researched the map industry and decided the busi- notes and pictures. a better trip." ness would do well here. "It's an item that sooner or later, The store also carries a full line of educational games Travel guides list what to see and where to go, rate people will need," he said. In addition, maps are used by that will help to build geography skills, globes, geography hotels, motels and restaurants, along with currency ex- messenger, delivery, and medical transport services. trinkets and party favors. In addition, they can laminate change rates, anticipated weather, and best modes of The store has become known for its map-making skills all documents and maps. transportation. Whatever The Season, ..<* Whatever The ReasonJh. VARIETY BIN 114MILN ST. CRANFORD (Across From St. Michael's Church) O7O £>1O4 FREE PARKING Z/Z-QtlOO IN REAR You're invited to.,. 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Station • Shelia's Houses * Dreamsickles and Coach and Four) 10 No. Union Ave., Cranford • 276-5850 8 - CRANFORD DOWNTOWNER - July 6,1993 New festival will highlight visual, performing arts Essentially Art, a two-day celebration of the fine arts, will Non-stop entertainment will include a 'SOs-'BOs-^Os band, preview Saturday, Aug. 14, from 4 to 9 p.m. at Warner folk artists, vocalists, Dixieland musib, a magic show, and Plaza. Essentially Art is a festival of both the performing 'This exciting new event, a celebration of clowns. Guitarist Kirk Dcmarest will perform at noon; the and visual arts. Cranford Dramatic Club will present the Disney revue at "This exciting new went, a celebration nf culture, will be culture, will be a treat for the entire family 12:30 p.m; Now and Then, a group specializing in oldies a treat for the entire family," said event co-chairman Marc Marc Kelley tunes will play at 1 p.m. Kelley, resident and real-estate broker in Cranford. Co-chairman Other performers include a Broadway revue, magician, Invited artists will feature oil and watercolor paintings, puppet show, children's sing-a-long and finale. sculpture, and photography. In addition, demonstrations and seminars on pottery, car- The schedule of musical entertainment includes singer browse among the art exhibits and enjoy the food and fine tooning, weaving, and Indian jewelry making are scheduled Bob Mele, at 4:30 p.m.; singer/songwriter James Ralston, 5 music. during the afternoon. p.m.; and singer Pam Fmelon, 5:30 p.m. A quintet from the Residents are invited back Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. Theater performances for both children and adults will be Westfield Symphony Orchestra will headline the evening's when the artists will be joined by some select crafts people provided by the Cranford Dramatic Club. musical celebration with a concert from 7 to 9 p.m, Local who will exhibit along Walnut and South Union avenues. Sponsorship for the event is being provided by the Town- restaurants have been invited to serve gourmet items at the Weavings, pottery, fine jewelry, and furniture are among ship of Cranford, the Downtown Management Corp., Eliza- festival. some of the liner crafts to be displayed and offered for sale. bethtown Gas Co., First Fidelity, Forbes Newspapers, The Warner and Eastman Plaza area, near the train sta- Throughout the day, musical and theatrical entertainment PSE&G, Martin Jewelers, Rolex Watch USA, Schering tion, will be closed to traffic so that participants may will bo presented, Plough, Summit Bank, NJ Transit. New store features >wnto-:c'n parking guide more exotic animals LEGEND DEMP Downtown employee meter parking and pet supplies OHPP Downtown employee permit parking Cm is lord's pet nwnns will uvl- come the opening <.<( the Family Pft Center on Ninth Avenue E. across from the tram station, which, in addition to selling pels, will stock pet supplies and offer traditional grooming services. Available we domestic hand- raised bird;;, reptiles anil snakes, and mammals including hamsters. guinea pigs and rabbits The hvn animals they will absolutely noi sell are dogs and rats, said Ed Hymnn, who nwiv; ihe store with his son Joseph, and Joseph's fi- ance Grace Banmkuvich, Instead the jK't center will >|mnsor pet adoptions "There are just too many ani- mals already hen1 that need homes," hr said. 'For families looking for a good dog m- eat, shel- ters offer an opportunity to get a very healthy, very economical service pet center that combines one," said Ed. working with animals and groom- Roth Joseph and Grace art' grad- ing," said Ed, who welcomes the uates of the Nash Academy of Ani- questions of children and happily mal Arts. They come to Cranford answers them as experienced don gmomers, hav- "The more you let people touch ing operated both a mobile groom- the animals, the friendlier the ani- ing service and a business in Edi- mals Rft and the better pets they son. Ed recently retired from the make." said Ed. "And the kids can corporate world. learn not to be afraid of them, and LOT NUMBER LOT USE "The concept is to have a learn in appreciate them instead." The facility offer:, full-service tlt>UttiMMMtltltlll*tt.Downtowl n employees & shoppers grooming including baths, hair- cuts, nails, flea control, and show i IIIMIIIttlltltWMHIIIItDowntowl n employees & shoppers preparation. According to (liace, Mllll IIIIIIIIHII II <.Downtowl I n employees & shoppers only organic materials are used, MtKltlllllHIIIlMlMltllHtlMllMI Outbound commuters only such as citrus products for llea II lltMllMllllllllltll 'Outbound commuters only control. WE «•••()• II ttlHMfltMMMtlllllitM Shoppers & employees only "For the safely of the pet, we never use pesticides nr chemicals." Outbound commuters only she said mRIICTOE 11 Downtown employees only They chose Cranford because of its location and Urau-.e they pro ttANFOAD CHAMSEfl Of COMMERCE jetted a need for their '-emirs "Right now, residents need to go PARKING METER TOKENS down In the highway," Kd said. 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