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to Council rejects liquor license benefit artists _ The Width* young Piople;s PnMiiiino Arts Company praMnti A seventh Neighbors' complaints fOa, I Do, m mutfcrt trsdng tie He of a insjrisd couple torn ttwir wed- p liquor lead to unanimous vote Hie preoaeds torn tie play wi other way for the business to bsnetft tie WtaMeM Young Mot's grow," Mr. Campbell said. CooparanVa Tnesfrs for twir sum- store? THE RECORD It was his intention to remodel mer production. The Town Council listened to the the building so the liquor store and tor tw voice of the neighborhood and the costume shop were completely show are Friday and Saturday •mr RECORD unanimously denied the transfer of separated and had two distinct en- nynB, Wl UIIMI • tf p.m. anO a liquor license at Tuesday night's trances. tie show begins 8 pm Sunday, Other liquor vendors in town feel meeting. A traffic engineer, John Bay, tie day begins wNh dbmsr at noon that WestOeklen already have Neighbors from the area of Cen- said that the store has enough and snow at 2 pm enough places to buy spirits. tral Avenue and Grove Street tes- parking to comply with town codes Tickets are S3&50 tor oftner and Jules Lusardi, who challenged tified for hours, and the council ul- and that the inclusion of a liquor tie enow and SIS Juat tor tie the transfer of the license from timately denied the license transfer store would indeed increase traffic, Drug Fair to Central Discount li- which would have allowed a liquor but not by as much as another use, now. ror more •TiDniiBPon or •CK- quors, stands behind his original ots, cat 201-378-0400. Monday store in part of the Costume Cor- such as a convenience store. objections. In a letter presented at ner building. Councilman Ken MacRitchie through Friday 10 am,-1 p,m, and the council meeting two weeks ago, The neighbors' objections in- moved the decision to deny the 2-4 p.m Mr. Lusardi cited three reasons cluded increased traffic and the transfer of the license. The coun- why he opposes another liquor out- busy corner where children pass cilman stated that it may decrease Brightwood Park let in town. Hie logistical problem on their way to and from school. the property values of the houses of parking and questions of public Another prominent objection was nearby. He also was concerned that donations sought safety were among his concerns. the message that placement of a the first business anyone would • DonSbons are sW being tsKan But he also outright questioned the liquor store attached to a costume see in Westfield as they came into for tie Noel Taylor Memorial at need for another store in town. shop sends to these same impres- town via Central Avenue would be Brightwood Park. The friends of ' Dan O'Neill, the owner of West- sionable children. There was also a liquor store. He feared a "sleazy f» tale science teacher plan to fleld Wine and liquors, agrees that concern over the likelihood of a strip atmosphere" being created. residents have a variety of liquor robbery or holdup right on the Around the dais, the council stores to choose from already. edge of a residential area. agreed with Mr. MacRitchie's con- M tie contributions wM person- HI think there's enough liquor sfy be acknowledged by mem- The owner of the store, Brace cerns and those of the safety of the stores in Westfleld, don't you?" Mr. Campbell, testified that the liquor children crossing on their way to bers of the Taylor fsnUy. Checks O'Neill said. oan be made payer* to "Noel store would be an extension of his school and of the complication of Don Cardan of Petersen's also party supply and rental business, loading areas and garbage areas. Taylor Nature Park Fund" and believes there are plenty of stores, the Party Stop, located up the road Councilman Tony LaPorta opted sent to Jarnes F. Csidsn. 738 Bel- considering the number of people on Central Avenue. He was looking for taking the resident's leatf «tt.^ videre Avenue, Wedtold, NJ inWestfield. to be able to provide the liquor for the issue. 07090. "For a town the size of Westfleld, many of the parties his customers "They will be the people saddled I think six liquor stores is plenty," throw each year. with that liquor store," Mr. LaPorta Baseball signup Mr. Csrolan sakL Before the hearing, Mr. Camp- commented. Hie question of the image of a bell expressed his willingness to Councilman Jim Hely wanted to deadline soon town with many liquor stores has abide by the council's decision. His encourage the growth of a success- Jan. 30 wl be the M day to afje been raised. The negative con- attorney, Brian Fahey, said yester- ful business, however, he acknowl- notations associated with liquor day that his client would not ap- edged the validity of the other con- stores are amplified by the number 0MNC MATFLERD/THE RECORD Any payer peal. siderations. of stores. In this case, more is not Don Carotwi of Pete)ra©n*s Liquors on South Avenue showa off "If I can get the (liquor) busi- "I'm sorry we can't split the after this dale wl be aubject to a merrier to many residents. hit merchandise. The store It one of six located in the town. $10 Me fee. RegisMton wl take "I don't know if it's good for the ness, great. If not, fine. I'll find an- baby," Mr. Hely said. piece from 0-11 am. at Edson town to have seven liquor stores," School on Ranway Avenue. For Mr. O'Neill said. more Into union, cal Bi Meyer at Bruce Campbell, the owner of The Presidential inauguration hits home 2334139. the Party Stop and the Costume Corner, where the new liquor store would be located, is also concerned Toddler Time with what the town wants. Family has close ties to President Story Hour "I want whatever works out best npromnnt/ \trctc •y EUZABCTH flWOWEK attended a private party at the for the town of Westfleld," Mr. CCICIIlUIiy Wd_» White House with many Clinton RsuJsh-tluM begins Feb. 3 tor Campbell said. • * • THE RECORD the Tedder Time Story Hour at the friends. Even though the first fam- But his reasons for wanting to 1HSO1T1I1& Last week, Jim Moore took his ily had been shaking hands almost Memorial Ubrary. The story hour open the store go beyond simply * © all day with people, they joined the wM be on Wednesday, Feb. 10 at family to visit an old friend in wanting to foil the liquor business Sy EUZABCTWQUOMEK Washington, D.C. who was about to party for about an hour. The party- 10:30 am, chldren should be 2Vi in town. start a new job. This friend was goers had the run of the entire first years old and Ubrary members to "I'd like to provide a total party THE RECORD busy most of the week, but did in- floor of the White House, relaxing enjoy this program. experience for my customers," Mr. For most of us, last week's action vite the Moores and other friends and sitting in rooms usually roped Toddler Time ts a one-time in- Campbell said."About 80 percent of in Washington, D.C. looked like to their new house for dinner. The off as the tour groups go through. troduction tor children and their my adult parties serve alcohol. one big party to celebrate Bill address was easy to remember — The president values the chance parents to tie library programs Why shouldn't I get the business if Clinton's inauguration. As some 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. to relax with people, Mr. Moore and oortecKon, The 30-minute pro- I'm providing them with every- lucky high schoolers can attest, it Mr. Moore, a current Westfield said. He is not the kind of person gram consists of audience paitici- thing else, except food?" wasl resident who lived with President who likes to relax in solitude with paUon in linger games, picture What these store owners are re- Junior Carina Tammam won an Bill Clinton in their last year at a book — he likes to be with his luctant to talk about, though, is Georgetown University, spent five friends. But how much does a UenttlceJlon, songs and stories. how the inactivity of the Drug Fair essay contest sponsored by the Op- timist Club on the subject of the REP. BOB FRANKS days attending parties and recep- friendship change once the Secret license has impacted their busi- tions. He was joined Tuesday by Service becomes involved? Teen Night at Y ness. It is obvious that one less presidential election called, Does It and MARK DAVIDSON Still Work and How Would You his wife, Jane, and their son, An- "It changes everything, in a place to buy liquor in town sends drew. They stayed on campus at way," Mr. Moore said. "He is a this Saturday customers into other stores. Change It? Carina believes it does. tivities. She also attended the Her response, which called for Georgetown University with the good friend who now has a great The Westfeld Y wi hold its ilrst Also not considered is the fact Youth Inaugural Ball on Wednes- families of the rest of the room- responsibility. But he has stressed Teen Night Saturday 6:304:30. that the license is on the market changing the system so the prima- day night, which ended a long ries, take place in September to mates who shared the house back he wants to stay in touch, with The program is open to al sixth-, for sale, if not to the Party Stop, string of activities. in college. America in general and with old seventh-, and eighth- graders from than to another buyer. Unless the shorten the campaign, sent her to But it was not all play Tor Carina, a wtek's worth of celebrating and who sat in on lectures from promi- Even though they are not na- friends." Westfleld and Crantord and there town is prepared to buy the liquor tives, they attended the Arkansas After being involved with the wi be basketball, floor hockey, license itself, the Town Council learning about the election. She nent political scientists. She rerJ- stayed at one of the hotels fre- ized the importance of public ser- Ball, which really was a "Friends of campaign for over a year, Mr. vbteybaN, and music by a DJ. The cannot deny the transfer on the Bill" ball, Mr. Moore explained. He Moore is getting used to the idea of cost is $3 per teen. basts of the number of stores quented by the some of the many vice through these lectures, she which already exist, celebrities, like Cindy Crawford, said. estimated there were at least 9,000 his old roommate running the Teen nights wW take place the Vera Cariey contributed to this re- Whoopi Goldberg, and Willie Nel- people who came and went country. They had seats in the last Saturday of each month dur- "It's interesting to me because through the night. Although it front of the podium for the swear- port. son, who were in town for the fes- I'd like to pursue a career in poli- looked crowded on television, there ing the school year. Any parents tics," Carina explained. ing-in, and seeing President interested in chaperoning the was plenty of room for dancing Clinton take the oath of office re- The program she was attended and moving around, he added. ally made it all seem real. event can cal Glenn MacAfee at by students from all over the coun- 233-2700. try, arid Carina roomed with stu- On Thursday night the Moores (Please turn to page A-6) to suir.cHim CAI I I IIOO IOO dents from New York and Texas. Senior bus trips She said this added to the excite- ment of the week. hit the road 0 ONE MILLION MINUTES: mism for the year ahead A-9. "It was good to interact with oth- The Westfietd Senior Citizens Students at Woodrow Wilson ers and see into the future of our wil sponsor the following bus School have been logging a lot of SPORTS country," Carina said. reading time recently A3. Mark Davidson's quick trip south trips: 0 A FISH IN WATER: Friday, Jan. 29, leaving 8:30 only included time for the swear- COMMUNITY LIFE Hard work has paid off for Anne ing in and one inaugural ball. He a.m. from Lord and Taylor to Me- Teitelbaum, a 15-year-old sensa- dieval Times in Lyndhurst; Tues- got tickets for the inauguration 0 TV TIME: tion on the Westfield High School through Representative Bob day, Feb. 23, leaving 9:30 am. Girls Swim Team A-10. Franks' office (R-7) and drove to from Lord and Taylor to see Plaza A Westfleld resident found a way Washington on Tuesday night He Suite at Hunterdon Hills Play- to turn his addiction to television Business A-11 stood in the tightly-packed crowd house; Wednesday, March 24, No a profitable book A-8. Classified B.4 in front of the Capitol Building leaving at 10 a.m. for a SI. Editorial A-4 about 100 yards away from the po- Patricks Day celebration at Glen Obituaries A-10 dium. The size of the crowd was Brook Inn in Sussex; Sunday, April BUSINESS Mortgage Chart U-3 impressive, lie said. 4, to see the Mummers at the Phil- (3 LOOKING UP: A survey of Seniors A-7 "It was chnos trying to get out of adetohla CMc Center; and Friday, Union County business owners re- Sports B-1 there," Mark said, May 21, leaving at 8 a.m. for a veals a newfound measured opti- This Week A-8 In fact, Mark saw the crowd lour of the Amish country includ- starting to line up for the proces- ing an old monastery, farmer's sion down Pennslyvania Avenue at market and dinner. about 9:30 a.m. President Bill Clinton stops for a moment on Inauguration Night Cal Gus at 233-4098. "It looked like people lining up to pal around with former college roommate Jim Moors. Mr. for concert tickets," he said. Moore, his wife Jane end their son Andrew live In Westfleld. A-2

fired extinguish^! Thi flit llihad • houM fira at «B Edgewood Avenue on Jan. 22. The afiamoon lira ataitad at Fire log araund 230 pun. •fab to two cati from the houae, but a Extbifuktwd a leaf five on third pBriahHl from amok* inhala- 1000 block of Central Avanut. tion. The home sustained heavy smoke and water damagt. Three fire unite reported to the eoene of the bless which vms de* Ratpondad to an acribed at a grease fire. alarm on the 700 block of f In other action on the kg, the department: to lualfu it tkns andlfdOney

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Investigated an odor on the 200 PHOTO COURTESY OF VMLUAMBUfWE block of East Dudley Av Were on the some of an alarm A great* fir* brought thro* unite of the) Weetfleld Fir* Department to 463 Edgewood Aw. at 2:30 p.m. Jan. 22. Tha house acttvatkn on the 000 block of Fair- haavlly damagad by smoka and water. At (east one eat died of smoke inhalation, but firefighters were abla to ravlva two others. mont Avenue. UCC library renovations bid accepted Forbes • A contract was awarded Jan. 12 fay the Board of Trustees and Board of Governors of Union Newspapers County College for the renovations . of the lower levd of MacKay IA- brary on the Cranford Campus to P & R Construction of Lakewood, on its low bid of $1329,000. The project provides for devel- oping 16,000 square feet in the li- brary to provide facilities for an ar- chitectures/graphics studio, a draw- ingrpainting studio, a photography studio and auxiliary facilities, a television studio and auxiliary fa- cilities, a radio studio, a print shop, five classrooms and faculty offices. "The facilities proposed in the lower level of the library will sub- stantially increase and broaden our academic offerings in the fine arts and communication arts areas," Dr. 'niomas H. Brown, president, said. "Well now have the capability to offer more courses, both credit and non-credit, in painting, drawing, il- lustration, and graphic arts as well as in television and radio produc- Valentine's Day Is tion, editing and writing, and pho- tography." Construction for the renovation Sunday, February is scheduled for completion in Au- gust In September, a contract was awarded to provide a 3,000 sq. ft. Send A Message of Love addition to the lower level of the MacKay Library, increasing the Place a Valentine message to the messages will be printed on lower level from 13,000 sq. ft. to special people in your life! Your 16,000 square feet. This construc- February 10th-12th in our classified tion is underway and is scheduled "special someone" will receive a section. Here are some ads from last for completion in March. card to make sure that they won't year to help you get started. With the completion of the reno- miss your message. Heart To Heart vation, the college will be able to DANO, offer a full photography program When I was little I used DEAR DADDY, leading to an associate in arts de- to dream about a prince Roses are red who was handsome, car- Violets are blue gree, Dr. Brown reported. He Ing & loving. As I got older you're the sweetest HEART TO HEART nw added that a communication arts I thought the dream was Dad In world I' in( Your Copy Merc for Your Hcurl Lo HoiirL Mcssni/c over until I fell in love with & I love you #7.00 - 4 LINUS (50' Hucli AilriiiJunul Line program also leading to an associ- you, my Special Prince IOVB WORM Charming) (Print 1 Utter IVr ilox) ate in arts degree has been adopted Mull this by the Board of Trustees for ap- form in time to ivncli us no lulcr llutii noon on Friday, Fdtniurv 5 BBAN HEAD, you're a proval by the State Board of High- breath of fresh air when ALLVSON, Vou'll always be er Education, providing options in the world around me my baby & my 'Morning Glory', Stay sweet. Lev*, print journalism, television, radio, •tinks. MUSH PACE public relations, advertising and media studies. Call in your ad 1 USli SliPAKATli 1'lUCli 01' 1'AI'UU I'OK ADDITION \L 11MSI The project was designed by and pay by (Add (i0r cacli uthtiUoaul line) 1 James Goldstein and Partners of Md(I eoupiJII with clicck or moncv order to: Visa or MasterCard I-'OIUIUS MJWSl'.U'I-KS CUVSSIUlil) Millburn, architect P.O. bux 099 Somcnillc, N.J. 08876 and receive 10% discount Alt; Hcurl Lo licurt Your Niunc Stocks - IRAs 1 Tax-Free 1-800-559-M95 City . . Suite Municipal Bonds Somorsol MoESengpr-Gfliotie • Bound Qiook Chronicle • Middlesex Chronicle Si-nil Iti'iirl lo Hem I M • Piscataway-Ounollen Boviow • rv'oUJChon-Edison Rcuiow • South Plainliolcl Nuinc Reporter • Green Brook-North Plainiield Journal • Highland Park Horald • The Hilla-Qodminster Prosa • Cmnlorii Chronicle • Ff.inkiin Focus • Scotch Plains- Gall Joseph Ilerino FanwootJ Press • Tho WesrliolO Record • Warrcn-Walchung Journal • Now at (908) 494-4762 Brunswick Focus • Somerset Guide • Middlesex Guide Cllv Stale "^ MntJKfebber We litvvNt in rl

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•Ml worthy of million The Westfield Downtown Committee IfT answers your questions about For most, having a million of the Main Street program something awm* like an unattain- able fo*L But gh« the students of Woodraw Wilson School a goal and they can reach it On Friday, they Why Does WesWeld Need A Main Street Program? celebrated the completion of their "Read a Million Minutes" project In recent years, there have been distinct sign* of Instability and The party included a visit ftom deterioration In our downtown. We have seen the loss of many shops and OifTofd, the Big Bed Dog, and a businesses, evtn es certain types of services proliferated to the point of play performed by the teachers. saturation. We have seen a marked increase In malls and mini-malls all Organizers of the party wanted it around Westfield, as well as the admirable strldee several of our neigh- to be an "evening of celebration," bors, Ilka Cranford, have made In beautifying and revitalizing their down- according to principal Andrew Peny. The Westfleld Downtown Committee, like many Westfielders, wants to The students started the protect reverse the decline and shape future growth before downtown V/estf fold's to read one million minutes in No- problems grow worse. Formed lest year by Mayor Richard Bagger, the vember. During, the past two Westfleld Downtown Committee has Studied several means of enha- "ing months the children kept track of and revitalizing Weetfield's downtown and has recommended that we eek the time they spent reading to- participation in the Main Street program. gether with their families and re- corded it once each week with a leaf on the community reading Q. What la the Main Street program? %ajm How does Main Street wcrk? tree. It was a phis to have whole fam- Am Main Street is a comprehensive, three-year, Am Main Street follows the theories developed ;> «• downtown ravfttfutiort program which provides techni- 1976 in more than 700 Main Street cor< munities n n flkt involved in the project Dr. cal assistance, consultation and guidance to improve wide, stressing the Importance of vorking si(-^".: Peny explained there were many the economy, appearance and imag* of historic down- neously In four areas: ways the entire family could be to- town areas chosen to participate. Main Street employs 1. Organization: Building anci managing const '"• gether and tead, perhaps with a Mend of public and private sector participation to and cooperation among the group', an > individuals v.«tt mom or dad doing office work or utilize a MMm downtown program manager in a self- a stake in downtown - mercha ;s, commercial ,J.<>~ reading the newspaper while the help approach to improving downtown*. erty owners, residents, public off iai service bus - kids plow through the latest from The National Trust for Historic Preservation's Main providers and civic groups. Street program was begun In 1976. Main Street New 2. Promotion: Marketing and .irorvjting a pes" ••. the Babytitttr's Club or Encyclope- Jersey is administered through the OMce of New Jersey image through a comprehensive pu> ^ relations . < • dia Bnwn. Heritage In Trenton. gram. "It lets kids see that adults lave 3- Design: Instructing and encouraging utilizano > c to reed and It's a wonderful thing the quality architectural design elements in local build- to do as a family," Dr. Perry said ings, as well as attractive window displays, appropn \r> Iff* Does Westiield meet the criteria re- signs, street lighting, public amenii;es and landscape Although this was the first time quired tor a Main Street program? 4. Economic Restructuring: Strengthening exis'. j for "read a million minutes" at economic assets of downtown while diversifying *•; Wilson, parent liaison for the M* WesMetd meet* two of the three Main Street economic base. event, Sandy Ryder, said the pro- criteria: population size (5.000 to 50.000) and historic gram was successful. One high- architectural resources downtown (About 25% of West- light of the night was the presen- field's downtown la pre-1900). The third criterion - the What sort of time frame and financfc' tation by the teachers. The chil- financial committment from local public and private committment are we talking about i. resources to employ a fuN-tims project manager with an Main Strmet In WestfMd? dren loved seeing their teachers on adequate program budget for a minimum of three years stage. Even some of the older kids, - is what we are now seeking. were impressed Am The deadline for applying for Main Street N-H Jersey is 3 p.m. on Wednesday, March 3. The Comr;iu "Hie older ones said it was 'cool' tee, after consulting other Main Street programs, I .as to see their teachers up there," fa? • Now will the pledge amount* be de- determined that $100,000 must be committed annually Mn. Ryder said. term/ited? for the program budget and the project managers She also credited the staff of the salary. Assurances ol financial committment for Main DIANE MATFIEMVTM! RECORD school for bringing the whole pro- Street from merchants, commercial property owners, Elton Nolan holds her son Bryan during the Jan. 22 one million gram together and making the Am Each group with a stake In downtown Westfield service business providers, residents, public officials minutes reading party at Woodrow Wilson School. The evening, wiN share some of the cost of revttalization. The West- and civic groups must be included in the application. project so successful. Held Downtown Committee estimates the followingap - For that reason, the Westfield Downtown Commltips, which Included a visit from Clifford the Big Red Dog, was a Hopefully, the kids will be moti- proximate figures: assisted by many volunteers, will be contacting ail ul .celebration of the hours of reading logged by students at the vated to keep reading, whether *SO40K from merchants, commercial property the groups mentioned to secure their pledgee school since November. they count the minutes or not owners, professionals, service businesses, etc. pledges will be acknowledged through this medium. •25% form Town Council •15-25% from reiidents, cMc and philanthropic Architectural board names officers organizations. Qe What can I do to help? Am Next week, everyone In West* .d will b? tacted by mail to pledge. The We;: ield Dovr The Westfleld Architectural Re- general counsel for Village Su- provision for frontyard setback, Q« What arm Vm alternative* to a Main 1 view Board held its organizational permarkets (the owners of landscaping enhancement and fa- Committee hopes that you wi I cons vr caret'' Street program?: categories presented on your pic- ige -: d, and m, meeting Jan. 12. The board was ShopRite) and the architects on the cade signage. generous committment created by ordinance in 1991 forproposed project The architects agreed to consider Am The WeasleM Downtown Committee looked into Some of you may be conn. :teJ nore than the purpose of advising the Plan- Discussion centered around the (he board's suggestions and resub- the posaMKy of hiring a professional downtown man- because you fit into several ot *'ie above mentn K * ning Board and the Board of Ad- comments submitted by the Ar- mit plank for the site. agement trm to conduct a ia»MaUi«.tton program for groups. If that is the case, we ma not suggesting '•••>• justment on matters relating to ar- Westfield* EttenSaVy, they would perform the functions you make more than one pledgi am1 .'a apologia' chitectural Review Board in De- The next meeting of the Ar- of a Main Street manager and program at a much any inconvenience. Rather, we would «uggast tha' '• chitectural design, landscaping, cember and focused on the pro-chitectural Review Boa/d is sched- higher cost contacts serve as a reminder to you ••( your staka colors, etc. posed aesthetics of the building, uled for 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 8. The Westfleld Downtown Committee also investi- downtown Westfield, and help you to determine The board will meet on the sec- gated the possibility of creating a Special Improvement fair pledge. ond Monday of each month in the District (SO) by town ordinance, whereby property and/ mayor's Conference Room in the Library sponsors gift program or business owners agree to an assessment to gener- Municipal Building. The public is ate revenues tor revttalization. What services will Main Street > Through the Westfleld Memorial part of this program, a financial Main Street, with its townwide public and private vide Wmstiield? encouraged to attend these meet- cooperative financial committment, low startup costs, Library Gifts Program, patrons contribution may be directed to- and strong technical assistance, seemed a better ings in order to learn about the Am Through the Main Street program, Westfield wll may celebrate a birthday or an- choice. Also, Main Street's empnasla on cooperation activities of the board. ward specific types of collections of have access to vast resources, training and technical and self-help seems perfectly In keeping with West- During the organization meeting niversary, recognize a graduate, re- favorite subject areas: .sailing, gar- assistance that would otherwise be cost prohibitive. < '!• fleid's long tradition of volunteering to pitch in and get member a friend or a business may site technical assistance starts immediately after r • officers for the 1993 term were dening, music, travel, etc. the job done. show appreciation for a retiree. munity selection In April. First year communities i<< • • elected. They are: William Through the Gifts Program, li- Main Street does not preclude the use of a SID at In addition to individual do- more organizational assistance, if they need it, v •.- Sweeney, chairman; Robert Alga- brary materials are purchased for some future date to finance major capital Improvements second and third yoar communities receive special1 • i rin, vice chairman; and Pamela nations, many civic groups con- such as a parking deck, shuttle bus service, pave- assistance tailored to their needs. placement in the general collection ments, etc. In fact, a Main Street program gives a town McClure, secretary. Other mem- tribute to the library by donating a Assistance includes the initial on-site reconnais- the time and information It needs to reach consensus specific sum each year in recogni- for all patrons to use and enjoy. sance visit, project manager hiring assistance and o,i- bers are: Marilyn Shields, Nancy on which major projects to undertake and how to Complete information is avail- entatlon, project manager/board training, resource team Priest and Jay Biren. tion of the organization or its ac- finance them. complishments. able in the Gifts Program brochure visit, strategy workshop, quarterly training, year-end The board also discussed the assessment visits, professional architectural design <»i- ShopRite proposal submitted in While the library will not accept available at the library circulation sistance, audio-visual materials and memberships, <»l December. The board met with the the donation of actual material as desk. Q. Who will run WmsWeld'a Main Street the resources of the National Main Street Center. program over the next three years? Cf m How can I find out more about the Am Main Street will be run by the Westfield Down- Westfield Downtown Committee's ivuw, town Committee, consisting of a 22-member Board of Where To Kind Directors, which Is drawn from various sectors of the Street proposal? Can I volunteer to help? Westfield community and which has been functioning since early last year. A paid, full-time Main Street man- MKm The Westfield Downtown Committee welcomes ager will be In charge of day-to-day operations. The all volunteers, and needs help In following up on tho manager will not only provide the "ears" for the con- mailings. Contact any Committee member, or call Your I>ocal Newspaper cerns of aH Westfielders, but will work closely with every Project Manager Mlchele Picou at 654-6016 for informa- constituent ol the Town to bring about a strong and tion. 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Available weekly at these fine locations: Westfleld Office Barons Drugs Krauszer's 352 Westfleld News Stand 727 Central South Ave 231 Elmer St 243 E. Broad St Westfiald Westfleld Westfleld Weitfleld Towne Dell THE WESTFIELD DOWNTOWN COMMITTEE ASSEMBLED in Town Council Chambers Prospectors Country 1120 South Ave recently. They are (seated, left to right) Saul Dritlel, Vice Chairman-Retailers; Anthony 7-11 21958 Maria's Cafe Wastfleld Annese, Vice Chairman-Property Owners; Robert Newell, Chairman; Mayor Garland 1200 South Ave 815 South Ave 760 Prospect SI Central News & Food "Bud" Boothe; Frank MacPherson, Vice Chairman-Residents; (standing, left to right) Wastfleld flld Westfield 727 Central Ave Doug Schwarz; Thomas Phelan; Assemblyman Richard Bagger, Advisor; Edward Gottko; Wastfleld Westfield Card Shop Oasla Sub Shop Ray Knipple; Councilman Anthony LaPorta; Susan Wyckoff Fell; Kathie Preziosa; B. Cam! Quick Chek 115 Westfleld Diner Molnar, Secretary; Michael W. Fox, Treasurer; Councilman Norman Greco; Joseph 1100 South Ave 261 South Ave E. 401 South Ave W North Ave Westfield Spector; Andy Bavosa; Robert Mulreany, Advisor; H. Emerson Thomas, Advisor; and Westfleld Westfleld Wastfleld Warren Rorden, Vice Chairman-Service Businesses. Missing from ihe picture are May Furstner, Councilman Gary Jenkins, Meryl Layton, and Harriet Perna. To order your West field Record WESTFIELD DOWNTOWN COMMITTEE, INC. home-delivered, call 1-800-300-9321 Box 426 • Westfield, New Jersey 07091 -Westfield Record A-4 January 28,1993-

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Mash transit I Freeholders owe automobile commuters price of studying umbrella transit agency There is a green light in the gloomy tunnel of employers to cut down employee traffic. Further, commuting by car in Union County. the fastest-growing segment of businesses in ;The Union County Freeholders are about to Union County has fewer than 25 employees per entertain a request for a feasibility study of workplace. whether Union should establish a Transporta- The commuting crunch each workday rush tion Management Association (TMA), These are hour is largely related to the fact that the bulk of THEIR Small cadres of professionals who serve as an workers drive alone. And, they are heading for information clearing house and cheering section businesses where the federal Clean Air Act and for employers with more than 100 workers fac- the state's Rand Bill are not enforceable. ing federal mandates to reduce the number of Meanwhile, the major employers are busy cul- single-occupant cars entering their parking lots tivating car and van pools, working against a each day. federal statutory deadline. The study of the feasibility of creating such an Some transit analysts believe that to reach the advocate of efficient transortation is particularly majority of driving commuters, a TMA is neces- sary, if only to persistently preach and push appropriate now, because seed money was re- increased efficiency in traveling to work. cently made available through the state Depart- Such options as sophisticated timing of traffic ment of Transportation. signals, redesign of logjammed intersections, , The TMAs nearby have focused on organizing telecommuting (whereby work is done at home Cdr and van pools for the largest employers. But and communication with the office is by modem in Union the largest employers, such as AT&T, and phone line), and flex time may emerge as Sfchering-Plough, and Merck, have already es- solutions to pollution and tedious auto com- tablished van and car pools. All this is just as mutes in Union. well, because the majority of employers in A Union County TMA would give continuity, Union causing most of the commuting traffic, thought and advocacy to the cause of cutting have fewer than 100 employees. The force of down traffic volume, commuting time and the logic, rather than law, is needed to assist these tiny, daily aggravations of driving to work. Letters to the editor Shop-Rite should check out of busy North Avenue location To the Record: ing additional traffic and smog on Shop Rite there. those previously granted to other Strong public presence during the in the coming months. t am writing to express my opin- previously quiet streets and tempt- • The proposed Shop Rite would applicants), and minimizes poten- ion concerning the proposal to ing youngsters to cross the increas- probably put smaller convenience tial problems (e.g. traffic). In fact, testimony sends an unequivocal The public should make their ob- bujld a Shop Rite supermarket on ingly busy North Avenue. stores in the area out oC business. the Planning Board almost has to message to Shop Rite that the pub- jections known dearly and re- Najrth Avenue on the Westfield • The proposed site itself is long I pfitnnaHy fed very strongly be receptive to the proposal since lic does not want or need this new peatedly. Lujnber site. I believe this is a uni- and narrow, resulting in an awk- against the presence of a Shop Rite the land is already zoned ap- store. Try hand delivery of your written formly bad idea for the following wardly shaped store (the side wall or any flood rtore on that site. And, propriately for this use. Otherwise, of the building is very close to the as evidenced by the huge at- the board could appear fickle and In contrast to unpopular in- opinion to the applicant's attorney • There are already five food street) and elongated parking lot tendance at the first planning may discourage future projects that cinerator projects which never sell at the February Planning Board states within Westfield, Garwood The designers have not considered board meeting, I am not the only may be more popular with the pub- a thing, a food store must be profit- hearing. anfl dark; we do not need another the significantly longer walk for rate. Some people who would be lic. able in a high volume, low mark- onfc nor can we possibly patronize patrons (in the rain pushing a severely affected have now hired Based on this observation, what Then let's hope some Planning a]]«f them sufficiently. heavy cart) as well as the ham- their own attorney. then is the role of the public in up and very competitive market. Board members can find enough • the proposed Shop Bite would pered traffic .-flow in the sub- It occurred to me, however, that preventing approval of this Fresh vegetables an4 baked concrete concerns with the pro-, be "in easy walking distance of both optimal parking lot public objections may not be suf- project? Public presence and testi- goods pale in comparison to add posal to honestly give it the rejec- Kings and Pathmark, creating a • There is another Shop Rite in ficient to block Planning Board ap- mony at Planning Board hearings foqd store line-up of cars along nearby Clark. If the community proval of the store. From the dis- is critical. In my view, however, the public comments and editorials. tion it deserves. Ncfth, South, Center intersections cannot support two Shop Rites and cussion at the Planning Board primary means by which the pub- I believe Shop Rite will carefully at fiish hour peak and weekends in the Clark store closes, there will be meeting, I concluded that the lic can stop the project from going consider what they read and hear Westfield addition to normal town traffic. even greater traffic headaches. project could be approved if the de- forward is to dissuade the ap- • The new Shop Rite would be • The residents of Cranford have veloper's plan satisfies most of the plicant from pursuing the applica- across from an active Little League no local supermarket. It would existing ordinances, asks for only tion rather than dissuading the What a joy to participate in field and heavily used park, creat- make more sense to build the new reasonable variances (similar to Planning Board from approving it our Martin Luther King rite

Viewpoint To The Record: unfinished work to be done. School The sixth annual Dr. Martin Board member Melba Nixon with Luther King Jr. birthday celebra- grace, dignity and self-processed tion sponsored by the MLK Jr. As- optimism eloquently stated the Question: Should the Clinton administration emphasize space exploration? sociation of Westfield was a most commitment of the board to uplifting experience. On a clear, achieving equality in education for crisp Monday, Jan. 18 afternoon, a all of Westfield's students. large number of Westflelders and A highlight of the program was friends gathered at the Bethel Bap- the presentation of awards to the tist Church and marched in proces- 21 winners of the association- sion to convene with fellow con- sponsored essay contest in which gregants at the First United Meth- more than 300 Westfield students odist Church where a commemora- participated. Most essayists were tion service was held. from Grade 2 (one entry) to Grade Several hundred celebrants joy- 8. The hopeful expressions of their ously participated in songs and lit- inner yearnings for a better world J|m WhNe Anthony Schaner William Meier DenSuMvan Lawrence SmNh Ken Elizabeth urgies to the greatness of God and for all so impressed the judges it Cranford Cranford Cranford Westfield WestflekJ Scotch PWns the blessedness that had been was difficult coming up with only '1 think they "They have to "No. We spend "I feel we should "I beiava we be- 'Yes, it should be. Fanwood granted to Dr. King. 21 winners. There were several ties should because keep up with tech- enough money on stop spending so long in the pro- We have to go for- "Definitely, be- Rev. Kevin Clark, Bethel's pas- to attest to this difficulty. All 300 that's the future nology and that's that. We should much money on gram but we ward and continue cause the future of tor, delivered a powerful speech were winners. dirt there." why they have to spend it on other external things and shouldn't pursue M on with it" the world depends daring the listeners to dream and We left this grand assembly a lit- keep funding H." things." concentrate on right now actively, on what we find make the dreams come true. With tle better off than when we arrived. things like the defi- speaking eco- out in space, but it allegorical reference tot he Biblical We left with the hope, underscored cit and education." nomicafly. This Is should be bal- patriarch Joseph who was impris- by the children's essays, that jus- not the time to anced with putting oned in Egypt he exhorted us all to spend additional food on the tables tice will prevail throughout the overcome our self-imprisonments land and we shall live in peace. Dr. money. of those who need and fulfill our potentials. ft." King's dream can yet be fulfilled. Mayor Garland "Bud" Boothe ac- DOMNELL CAM knowledged progess made in civil Interviews and photographs by Forbes Newspapers' Union County staff Member, Martin L. King Jr. rights and social justice and the Association of Westfield

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Teens and Rotarians team up "Twenty-eight Wettfleld High School students visited vari- ous Rotarians at their work* places last week, before meet- ing for luncheon at the weekly Rotary Club meeting. Students visited 15 work places; 30 Ro- tarians had volunteered for the program.

In photo at left, Rotarlan Dr. Ken Clarrocca explains the principles of chiropractic meedfclne to students Richard Clna, left, and Bryce Garrison during a visit to the doctor's office on Sout Avenue.

In photo at right. Student Rlna KHaiawa listens as Rotarlan Ken Marcotte explains prepa- ration of various dishes at Ken Marcotte Inematlonal Delica- cies Restaurant on Elm Street.

Three Bagger-sponsored Women's shelter seeks assistance; Volunteers needed for The Union County Women's can live independently. Shelter, for women and their chil- Volunteers are needed in dren who are victims of domestic for the shelter to help women bills enacted into laws telephone help lines violence, is seeking volunteers. their families. They will help Three bills sponsored by As- • Assembly Bill 1117, which ex- Trie shelter provides counseling the less crisis-oriented tasks at' semblyman Richard H. Bagger (R- empts medical malpractice insur- CONTACT We Care, a norvproft these services to residents of cen- and support services for women, shelter. j* iilJaaMllin^tja* hrtafc^ij J-, M^-|SJ.-. m fiiil.it. twm tral New Jersey and the surround- Westfield) became law during the ance premiums from assessments wepnoneHDasea nipuwruum in- many of whom are forced to flee Volunteers will receive an orient, ing area 24 hours a day, seven dosing weeks of the 1992 legisla- to fund the deficit of the infamous tervention eervtos based in West- their homes without any resources tation program and training about; days a week. AI calls are anony- tive session. Two of the three Bag- Joint Underwriting Association. fekl, It aaekinQ volunteers. to support themselves. The staff domestic violence. Call Eileen Cox-, ; mous and free of charge. helps women locate suitable hous- ger bills were signed into law by Medical malpractice premiums al- New volunteers wi undergo train- son, director of volunteers, 355-' Volunteers are asked to donate ing, a job and child care, so they Governor Florio and the third was ready include an assessment to ing to answer CONTACT HetpSne, 1500. .',; eight to 12 hours on the lines each adopted by the legislature on an fund a separate defUnct insurance CONTACT We Care TOO HeJpfira month, in four- or eight-hour blocks override of a Florio veto. pool. This legislation, which elimi- and tw newest aarvkx* CONTACT of time, once they have successfully The new laws sponsored by As- nates an unnecessary health care provide*, CARE RING, a daft/ tele- completed the training and an in- semblyman Bagger are: expense, was adopted by an over- prone reaasuranoa program for the ternship. 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TMEBSOOXD 30 minuet irk is a humorous prob- Mr. Dutter works Mi-time for Marvel lem, or 60 minutes if it is a dramatic Comics as an editor, which is where •nm param, wiBra N no problem," as the book poMs out he met the book's illustrator, Rick naad to wony about your chl- Tne WesMsM resident wanted to Parker. Mr. Parker devoted five dran watching too much tatovi- write this book because he Ml he had months to the book's cartoon-like pic- "If •ton. an obligation to pass on the knowl- tures. He primarily works as a letterer Ihay couM grow up to bs author* edge he gained to others. Growing of comic books and he draws the anyway ~ of course, tie* expertise up and watching TV in the 70s. the strip caled "The Bossman." +*••- •• might turn out to ba Th» Bndy Bunch "golden age of television" to Mr. Out- One show, The Brady Bunch, was nMMKJ Or mOMCUBf DKXOgy. ter, left him with a blueprint for how to a major influence on the author and It worked far Beny Duller, the au- he betovea it continues to impact all ttwr of the book EvuytUng I Needed "I felt I was gelling an education shows to this day. Today's programs To Know I Learned From Television.WIHV I MB DOOTy WmOnmmwO, Mr. only recycle ideas of past shows, he ** ina ooaKaon of come aueraaont Duttarsati. eupwrneo. depicts fie facti of everyday Mng Hat love of tsteviBion did not end "There is no problem that The •nyone can mm JUH Mng n though, when Love Boat was can- Brady Bunch has not already dealt front of the TV. For example, every celed. Today, he call Entertainment with," Mr. Dutter added. part-time couch potato know* that Tonight tie most important news Even shows like Three's Company show to watch. have some redeeming qualities to e( "I always watch Entertainment To-him. As anyone who has ever right it's the only news you need. If watched the show knows, one char- ill 1DI0TS It's not reported on E.T.," it's not acter is always telling a fib, or a half t5 \*lll*t news," the author said. truth, to another, who tells a third and ARC EASILY Ha watched television tor 28 yesrs by the end of the show the entire to research the book, which is his story has been revealed — not with- OOUDBY Irst It only took about three months out, of course, someone eavesdrop- tor him to actuaty put tfie lessons on ping and relating the episode to an- paper. However, he already is hard at other person. To Mr. Dutter, the mes- N> work on the sequel. sage is simple. LINDA D. EPSTEIN/THE RECORD "It is a continuous process, there "If people Just told the truth, we all Weatflekf raaldant Barry Dutter haa turned hie paaaion for are new things to team," he said. would be better off in the world," he tolevleion Into a humoroua look at nightly altcoma. Every- "I have one idea for a book and I said. thing I N—ded To Know f Lmmn*d From Television took 28 m want to keep making money off N for Another helpful hint, learned from yeara of raeaarch. "Any problem In Hfa can ba aofvad in 30 ttia rest of my He," he said. "Hope- Chattie'a Angels, according to Mr. minutes If It to a humoroua problem, or 80 minutes if It Is a Mr/, i'l become ite Jay Leno and Dutter — "you can bikini your way out dramatic problem," according to the author. 7 people can mal their ideas tome and of any situation." y jit's Westfield Night at the Nets game Writing class ahead if. The Westfield Recreation Com- structed by Jerry Infantino 8:30-10 scheduled: Sunday, Jan. 31, to the mission and the New Jersey Nets The Night Place program, spon- Author David Shaw wi hold a Each session wi run 7-9 p.m. p.m. Mondays at the high school Montace Ski area at a cost of $41 asrtoa of craawe willing daaaas in Students wM write short stories JKave joined forces once again to sored by the Westfield Recreation gym. The cost is $15. which includes transportation and February and March. In tw past, and read them in dass for Mr. er the second annual Westfield Commission and the PTC Night Indoor field hockey is held 7-8 lift ticket Rentals and lessons are Shaw and dass members to cri- Night at the Meadowlands the WMMSM Adult School oflsrod Place Committee, will be held at p.m. Tuesdays at the Tamaques available at an additional cost The croattva wrMng dateas, but fie tique. Sunday, March 21, at 7 p.m. Edison Intermediate School Friday, School gym, for all girls in grades bus will leave from the municipal school has not oflared this course Mr. Shaw, a freelance writer since v the much improved Nets with Feb. 5, 7:30-9:30 p.m. for Westfield 8-12. The instructor is Sandy building parking lot at 0:30 SJTL for ttw past fvae tsfms, Mr. Shaw 1967, is the author of a business {derrick Coleman and Kenny book, Telemarketing for Prom. He students grades 6-8. Mamary and the fee is $25. and return about 6 pm Children saW. jftnderson battle the Dallas Maver- The Night Place features a vari- has published hundreds of maga- Jeks. The hitters and pitchers clinic is under 12 years of ace must be ac- Tha creative wrtfcig dan wi oon- zine articles and essays. His poetry ety of activities including a disc offered to students in fftadr* *-a companied by an adult It years or sM of Iva assalons starting tho and short stories have won national ; Tickets are on sale at the recre- jockey with dancing, food, Ping- from 7-6:30 p.m. Mondays. The older. waelc o( Fab. 8. The exact day of literary awards. ation office in the municipal build- Pong, basketball, movies, volleyball program is held at the high school There will be a trip Sunday, Feb. the week is stil to be datsfmined. Cal Mr. Shaw at 654-5253. |ng at a cost of $16. With each tick- and indoor miniature golf. Tickets gym with Bob Brewster and Joe 14, to Shawnee Ski Area and Sun- fet sold, the Nets organization will are $2 in advance and $3 at the Marino instructing. The fee is $15. day, Feb. 28. to Camelbock Ski donate $3 to the Recreation Com- door and will be on sale at the in- * • • Area. fnission's drug- and alcohol-free termediate schools the week of the teen programs. event. The following ski trips have been For all activities, call 7894080. [ Each ticket will include a coupon * • • Playing ball for a free Nets cap redeemable at The Westfield Recreation Com- the arena the night of the game. A mission's indoor programs are in 'Boogie Woogie' show Special Westfield welcome along full swing with indoor batting, in- With a half court presentation will door field hockey and hitters and take place at the arena on game pitchers clinic beginning this week. coming to school stage rtight. The indoor batting program is in- The 45th annual production of an annual fund-raiser. When Grant the Washington School show will School closed in 1980, nearby be staged Friday and Saturday, Washington School decided to con- PTO to begin planning Feb. 5 and 6. This year's show, tinue the tradition. Over the years, Boogie Woogie Bean Counter of an ever-increasing audience has Company B, written by Louis Car- necessitated a move to Roosevelt Project Graduation party low, will be presented at Roosevelt School for production perform- The Westfield High School PTO and the grand prize drawing will be School. The show is comprised of ances. held. Bus transportation will be an all-volunteer cast of about 150 The annual show is Washington will meet Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. School's major fund-raiser, with in the high school cafeteria. The provided for the students to and parents, teachers and the school's from the party. principal Kenneth Wark. the net proceeds making up the pfogram will be a presentation of total budget for the 1993-1994 lfte all-night graduation party, The purpose to the party is to Tickets are now on sale at the school year. Project Graduation, BASH '93, avoid the tragic accidents caused offices of Barrett and Crain Real- by the combination of drinking tors, 43 Elm St., Westfield. They The cast includes: Jim SzeyQer, planned for the 1993 senior class. Bob Albino, Rich Nackson, Ken The presentation will include a and driving by teens after special may be purchased at the door on events such as graduation. Parents Mirsky, Peter Warren, Harold Star, rideo from last year's graduation the afternoon and evenings of the Nancy Lau, Farn Dupre, June Po- of senior students will receive an performance, or by calling 233- £arty which was attended by 310 mann, Wendy Osmar, Donna Waetfleld Symphony aupporter Dick Turner of Turner World Seniors or 90 percent of the gradu- invitation to the presentation in 4793. the mail along with a form which Nackson, Lauren Flast, Carla Lar- Travel helpa orchaatra Assistant Manager Jane Kelly display ating class. The tradition of staging a yearly son and Norma Nemec, Ken Wark they can use to volunteer to work show began at Grant School in aome of the Itema to be auctioned at Saturday's Westfield ; The party will take place the on the project. will appear in the play as Dr. Cold- rtight of graduation, June 23, 10 1949, when a small-scale talent hands, with Washington School Symphony Orcheatra gala benefit. Mr. Turner is holding a Westfield High School PTO show was produced to encourage bat autographed by New York Yankee Don Mattingly and a li.m.-7 a.m. the next morning at meetings are open to all high teachers appearing as his nurses. Aicochet Health and Racquet Club attendance at PTA meetings. In The set design is under the di- ball autographed by the 1992 Mets. The event will be held at school parents. A brief business the Short Hills Hilton. ip South Plainfield. Breakfast will meeting will follow the BASH '93 1950, the Grant School board voted rection of Linda Tomasso and Rich tje served at the end of the party presentation. to make the popular Talent Night Solon.

Overlook's cardiology section. FRIDAY MONDAY FRIDAY JAN. 29 FEB. 1 FEB. 5 SUNDAY 0 Teen Center is open each Fri- [7] AARP meeting — The West- [21 Teen Center is open each Fri- FEB. 7 day from 8-11 p.m. at the Westfield field Area chapter of the American day from 8-11 p.m. at the Westfield [7J Theater auditions — The West- Y. The program is relocated to the Association of Retired Persons Y. The program is relocated to the field Community Players conducts Y because of renovations at the meets at St. Paul's Episcopal Y because of renovations at the auditions for Driving Miss Daisy municipal building. Call the recre- Church, 414 E. Broad St., West- municipal building. Call the recre- today at 2 p.m. and Monday at 7:30 ation department, 789-4080. field. A social hour begins at 12:30 ation department, 789-4080. at the theater, 1000 North Ave., p.m.; the meeting at 1 p.m. fea- Westfield. Scripts are available at tures a presentation by a represen- the Westfield Memorial Library. tative of Seeing Eye. Cell chapter Performances arc weekends from ' President Robert Krowicki, 889- SATURDAY April 24 to May 15. SUNDAY Song in a Strange Land." Call 232- Westfield Y meets at 9:30 a.m. 5377. 1776 by noon Feb. 2. There will be a talk about battered FEB. 6 JAN. 31 0 Graduation party planners — women. s The Westfield High School PTO £7J Career seminar — Career coun- 0 Eating disorders — A free sem- [7] Adopt a dog — The Associated meets at 7:45 p.m. in the school inar on anorexia nervosa, bulimia UPCOMING Humane Society sponsors a dog selor Kathrin Wissow presents a cafeteria to plan for the annual and compulsive eating takes place (3 Get acquainted — The Msgr. adoption day 11 a.m.-3:30 p.m. at WEDNESDAY workshop, "A New Career? You 10 o.m.-12:30 p.m. at Millburn Pub- Project Graduation - BASH '93, the Can Do It," at 7:30 p.m. in the Henry Watterson Council of the the Boulevard Veterinary Clinic, lic Library, 200 Glenn Road. Call Knights of Columbus will hold a 4ij9 Boulevard, Kenilworth. 376- FEB. 3 party immediately following gradu- Guild Room, St. Paul's Church, 414 8000-624-2268 to register or for in- ation June 23. "{jet acquainted" meeting Sundny, 7. [7] Monthly luncheon — The Rev. E. Broad St Participants will learn formation, Kevin Clark, pastor of Bethel Bap- Feb. 14, from noon-3 p.m. nt the Kurty American music — Folk to evaluate themselves in terms of (7J Cardiac Health Fair - takes council hall, 2400 North Ave,, ; Dngs of 18th and 19th century tist Church of Westfield, is the skills, abilities and values to deter- place 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. nt Over- Scotch Plains. Men and their fami- America are featured at today's speaker at the First Wednesday mine new career plans and alterna- look Hospital, Summit. The free lies arc Invited to attend this infor-uni-] oi>eii house 2-4 p.m. at the Miller- Dutch treat luncheon at noon at THURSDAY tives. Job search strategies will be event features n talk by Dr. Wil- mative meeting to get an overvi Cnry Mouse Museum, 614 Moun- Raymond's Restaurant, sponsored discussed along with tips on re- liam Tansey, president of the New of the fraternal, family ami service] tain Ave., Westfield. 232-1776. by the Westfield Historical Society. FEB. 4 sume writing and interview tech- Jersey chapter of the Amei ican organization. Call Jim Sndowskiricef, It! The topic is "Singing the Lord's \7\ The International Club of the niques. 232-5787. Heart Association and chief of 654-5762. f| January 28,1993

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LINDSEYV.STROUCE Mr. Wright is engaged Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Strouce of Allentown, Pa., announce the engagement of their daughter, Lindsey V. Strouce of New York City, to H. Taylor Wright of New York City, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Wright of Westfield and Bay Head. WMtftold Daisy Troop 824 recently participated In the Adopt-a-Foot campaign spearheaded The bride-to-be is a graduate of by Ida Friends of Mlndowaskln Park to ralss funds for renovation. The troop "adopted" • foot the School of Liberal Arts, Cornell of Mlndowaskln Park by purchasing a certificate, and spent an afternoon at tha park picking University, and a member of up and diapoaing of savaral trash bags of litter. Picturad arc Lauran Winchester, Elsa Werner, Kappa Kappa Gamma. She is em- Angela Dilorlo, and Katie Rae Mulvay, Lauren Stanat, Mary Bash, and Bridget Martuccl. Troop ployed by Wachtell, lipton, Rosen laadar Joyca Winchester and co-leaders Nancy Mulvay and Barbara Stanat assisted tha troop. and Katz law firm, New York City. Her fiance also is a graduate of the School of Liberal Arts, Cornel) University, member of Sigma Chi fraternity. He does asset manage- Adult school registration at hand ment and investment banking for ; MICHELLE MARIE BARBAGALLO McKinley Capital Partners Lim- Westfield Adult School catalogs thusiastic vocalists will be re- complete the form in the back of I ited, New York City, and also mailed to area homes this week in- peated, as will the financial strate- the catalog and mail it, with regis-! serves on the board of the New vite students to register for thegies for the '90s series. tration and tuition fees, to West-! York Cancer Society. spring semester. Classes are sched- Registration by mail, accepted field Adult School. Box 608, West! Michelle Andre weds uled for successive Monday eve- until Feb. 19, is urged to assure field, NJ. 07091. Additional cat* I i The wedding will take place Aug. 7,1993. nings at Westfield High School, 550 enrollment in popular courses with logs are available at all area public • Dorian Road, March 8 to May 10,popular instructors, which fill up libraries. For further information,' with no classes during the week of quickly. Prospective students may call the registrar at 232-4050. J Kurt Craig Barbagallo April 5. Michelle Marie Andre, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacques P. Andre of More than 90 courses are de- Westfield, was married Aug. 15, 1992 to Kurt Craig Barbagallo, son of scribed in the catalog in dance, L#n Barbagallo and Joseph Barbagallo, Langhorne, Pa. physical fitness and recreation, The ceremony took place at First United Methodist Church, Westfield, business and vocational skills, self with Dr. Robert Goodwin officiating. A reception followed at Echo Lake improvement, humanities and lan- Country Club in Westfield. guages, creative arts, crafts and Buy One Vacation. Get One Free! Purchase a Preferred Cruise in Jinuiry or February and receive a free weekend The bride wore a gown of crystal, white silk shantung, with off-the- music, and fashion and health. getaway at your choice of over 250 Marriott Hotcli • Resorts • Suites. Courtyard ihoulder puffed sleeves and a basque waist. Alencon beaded lace cas- Three new trips are set for Class- by Marriott and Stouffcr Hotels in the U.S. and Mexico. Ask for details! caded the length of a chapel length train. Her three-tiered fingertip room on Wheels. Three programs headpiece was a wreath of Alencon lace and pearls. She carried a semi- of particular importance will be cascade bouquet of white and pink roses, frcsia, lisianthus, stephanotis given in the public interest, with and ivy. no fees or tuition charged. The PRINCESS CRUISES- The bridal attendants wore full-length teal, silk shantung suits with total immersion weekend for en- portrait necklines, and carried bouquets in shades of pale and hot-pink THE LOVE BOA T" roses, lisanthus, sweetpeas and boplurum. Maid of honor was lisa Ger- 50% OFF 2ND PASSENGER hart of Stevens, Pa. Bridesmaids were Sara Fitzsimmons, Richmond, Va., and Sharon Smith, Brick. Best man was Scott Cshleman, Lancaster, Pa., 5 oboist MEXICO and groomsmen were Jay Andre, brother of the bride, Silver Spring, Md., • 7-days: FAIR PRINCESS* Departing March 6 - April 3,1993 and Michael Dufault, Noank, Conn. Los Angeles/Puerto Vallarta/MizatlaivCabo San Lucas/Los Angeles Both Mr. and Mrs. Barbagallo are graduates of Elizabethtown College, is selected • 10-days: DAWN PRINCESS* Departing April 10 - May 10,1993; Elizabethtown, Pa. Mrs. Barbagallo is an occupational therapist, and Mr. KATHLEEN CAPANO Jon Joseph, oboe player from FAIR PRINCESS* Departing March 6 - April 3,1993 Barbagallo is a secondary education social studies teacher. Westfleld High School, has been Los Angeles/Puerto Vallarta/ZthuaiaiicjoAxiapa/Acapulco/Mazatlan/ Following a wedding trip to Bermuda, the couple resides in Bed- invited to perform with the All- Cabo San Lucas/Los Angeles minster. Eastern Regional Orchestra for the Miss Capano Music Educators Conference in CARIBBEAN Springfield, Mass. • 7-day Itineraries, Eastern/Western/Southern, Winter and Allison Mary Playford is plans bridal High school musicians are cho- Spring Sailings on: CROWN PRINCESS*, REGAL PRINCESS", sen from the 13 Eastern region STAR PRINCESS* Mr. and Mrs. Edward Andrew states and are considered to be the St. Thomas/Grand Cayman/Moniego Bay/Princess Cays/San Juan betrothed to Paul Jacobi Capano of Westfield announce the best instrumental musicians from Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Playford of Westfield announce the en- engagement of their daughter, public school music programs in Otter ipplicjtile only when li.il person book* il full put>l>shad fax Fares tuied on ptr penon douM occuftney gagement of their daughter, Allison Mary, to Paul Michael Jacobi, son of Kathleen Mary, to Peter Norbert those states. No! comDinaole w Ih other Princess otter* and does not apply to groups Ptr person port cUrgM irt SM -IM. Mr, and Mrs. William M. Jacobi of Monroeville, Pa. Farley, son of Mrs. Edward Milton Jon is a member of the sym- Miss Playford is a graduate of Westfield High School and VUlanova Farley of Alexandria, Va., and the phonic orchestra, under the direc- Hours: Monday . Friday 10am - Spm University in Pennsylvania. She is employed by PC Magazine, New York late Mr. Farley. tion of Jeannette Maraffi, and is a Scotch Plains 322-6000 City Miss Capano is a 1984 graduate copy editor for the school's award- Summit 273-5500 ty of Westfield High School and awinning weekly newspaper, The Westlield 654-5535 Mr. Jacobi is a graduate of Gateway High School, Monroeville, Pa., and 1988 graduate of the University of Hi's Eye. He also performs with the VUlanova University. He is employed by KPGM Peat Marwick, Stam- Florida, Gainesville. In 1992, sheNew Jersey Youth Symphony. ford, Conn. graduated from the University of In 1992 Jon was chosen by audi- The couple will be married in September 1993. Notre Dame Law School. She is an tion to perform with the Central SOUTH AVE. SUB & DELI attorney at Hunton and Williams Jersey Music Educators Associa- in Richmond, Va. tion Honors Orchestra and the 188 SOUTH AVB. Her fiance is a 1985 graduate of New Jersey All-State Orchestra In 789-DELI How to publish milestones the St Christopher's School in • 4 Weddings and engagement forms for the The Westfield Record may be 1993 he again qualified for the Richmond. He is a 1989 graduate CJMEA Honors Orchestra and will picked up at 102 Walnut Ave. in Cranford, or mailed to you if you call us at of the North Carolina State Uni- 27&6000. Rl out the form completefy and clearly and return it promptly. perform with that group in East LEE'S BACK!! versity in Raleigh and a 1992 grad- Brunswick Sunday. You may also write your own announcement and submit it to us. uate of the University of Notre Al inquiries should be addressed to Ihe Record, P.O. Box 626, Cranford Jon will attend the University of Dame Law School. Mr. Farley is an Pennsylvania in the fall. He is the 07016. Announcements may be delivered to the office directly or through attorney at Herge, Sparks and the slot in the door at 102 Walnut Ave. son of Joyce and Stephen Joseph Christopher in McLean, Va. of Westfleld. WHOLE!

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Smyrna Beach, FUu; nine great- Industrial engineer, plant manager berg Regional Medical Center, American Legion post in Scotch T She was born in Washington, grandchildren and two grest-great- PlainflekL Plains. T iD.C, and lived in WestAeld for 62 grandchildren. Roberftriwt t IDX. GafftwvGaflncy,. 7678,. a Ibrmafarms*r Maaona. PakPalmn Harbor, thie Egypt Mr. Difrtncesco was bom in Surviving are his wife, niry iyears before moving to Knox to Her husband, C. Falster Hanson, industrial tnginser and plant man- Temple Shrine. Ancient and Ac- Montanoli, Chlete province, Italy. Iaione DiFrancesco; two daugh^s, jttw with a granddaughter, Marsha a «>n, Jere F. Hanson, and a grand. ager with ths Sonooo Products Go, cepted Scottish Ritt, Tampa Con- He emigrated to the United State* Suzanne Tamorini of Southbury, '— w ^* ' insonn , JerTanae WP. VfananHanson .••Jr.> , mrmare Am-de- died Jan. 18,1993 at Maass Coun- sistory; the Sons of the American in 1927 and lived in Westfleld be- Conn., and Kathleen Wilhelm of ; Raymond. tryside Hospital, Safety Harbor, Revolution; the Army Air Force As- Mrs. Hanson graduated from ceased. fore moving to Scotch Plains in Hazfct; a son, Daniel DiFrancea*> A memorial service will be held sodatfon; and the Retired Officers 1934. of Scotch Plains; and two gralR- Western High School and the Saturday at 3 p.m. at St Paul's Mr, Gafthey lived in Westfisld former West Normal School, both He was a parishioner of St Al- He was associated for more than children. Church, 414 East Broad St and PhUllpsburg bcfbnt moving In 40 years with Local 34, Interna- Services were held Monday at in Washington, D.C. She was a pa- Contributions may be made to 1077 to Palm Harbor. Fla. He was fred's Ifetscopal Church. Palm Har- rishioner of St Paul's Episcopal bor, and a vice president of the tional Union of Bricklayers and Al- the Rossi Funeral Home, Scotch the Memorial Fund of St Paul's born in Granfbrd. lied Craftsmen, Westfield. Mr. Di- Plains, followed by a funeral Mass ;Church and was active in its Church. He was with Sonooo Products at Egypt Temple Shrine golf dub. He Iwomen's groups. Arrangements are by the Fre* UnthejArmy Air Corps dur- Francesco was a parishioner of St at St Bartholomew the Apostle its former Garwood and PhUllps- Bartholomew the Apostle Ro-man Church. Burial was in HiHs|a> ". Also surviving are a daughter, dendall Funeral Home, Altamont, burg plants until his retirement In ing World Warn. Elm H. Weber of Middleburgh, N.Y. Surviving are his wife, Veronica Catholic Church, Scotch Plains, Cemetery, Scotch Plains. w 1976. Mr. Oafmey also was the first White Gaffney; a brother, Pierson and belonged to the Italian- In lieu of flowers, contribution director of the Highland Lakes J. Gaflney of Cranford; a sister, American Club of Scotch Plains. may be made to the Scotch Plsjgjs Homeowners Association m Palm Carrie Smith of Kenilworth; sev- He also was awarded a Purple Rescue Squad. Edward M. Hanlon, 70 naroor. eral nieces and nephews. _ Among the organisations to Graveside services were held •Hi Post office operations manager which Mr. Gaflney belonged ware Monday at Rssuand Memorial Miriam Z. Zisman, 64 Edward M. Hanlon, 70, a former all at home; two brothers, John Amre Lodge No. 120, Free * Ac- Park, Best Hanover. Arrangements •st operations manager in the Newark Hanlon of Boston, Mass., and Tho- cepted Masons, Oexifbrd; Suthernn ware by the Dooky Funeral Home, A resident of the town for 19 years post office, died Jan. 21,1993 at his mas Hanlon of Spring Laic* ~ No. 147, Free ft Cranford. Heights; and two sitters, Rita Wa* Miriam Z. Zisman, 64, a resident Amy Salem of Cheltenham, Pa; a home. son, David Zisman of Edison: six He was bom in Coetbridge, Scot- lin of Clifton and Eleanor Powell of of WestAeM for the past 19 yean, WestfiekL died Jan. 32,1993 at Overlook Hos- grandchildren; three sisters, Afcfcle land, and lived in Newark before pital. Pressman of Rahway, Ethel moving to Westfield in 1968. A funeral Mass was offered Mon- Marcia Dexter Smith, 69 day at St Helen's Roman Catholic Mrs. Zismsn was bom in Eliza- Krevsky of Somerset, and Claire Mr. Hanlon joined the Newark Church, of which Mr. Hanlon was a beth and lived in West Orange be- Gould of Manalapan; and two post office's staff in 1964 and was Artist was active in organizations fore moving to Westfleld. She held brothers, Harry Krevsky of Eliza- parishioner. Burial was in Fairview the American Revolution: the Paul an operations manager when he re- Cemetery. Marcia Dexter Smith. 80, a free- membership in the Shackamaxon beth and Seymour Krevsky of lit- tired in 1989. He served in the lance artttt who was active, in a Mercerau Society in Staten Island Country Club, Scotch Plains; the tle Silver. In lieu of flowers, contribution! and the Bias Boudinot CakKvell Army during World War II. • may be made to the Center tor number of otfantaattbne, died Jan. Union County chapter of Hadas- Services were held Sunday at the Surviving are his wife, Patricia Hope Hospice, 176 Hussa St. lin- 21.19M at Bahway HcapttaL Society in Ekabeth. sah; and the Deborah organisation. Bemheim-Apter-Gokiitkker Sub- Mugan Hanlon; two sons, Michael den, 07036. Mrs. Smith wn bom in Key A member of the Daughters of Her husband, Jerry Zisman, is urban Funeral Chapel, Maplewood E. Hanlon and Thomas S. Hanlon, Arrangements were by the Gray West. Fla., and had lived in West- the American Revolution, she at- deceased Burial was in Beth David Cem> and a daughter, Nancy C. Hanlon, Funeral Home. Held since 1078. She also lived in tended Keen College In Union and Surviving are three daughters, etery.Kenihvorth. Staten Island and SUsebeth. the nursing school at Methodist Marsha Permut of Potomac, MA, Contributions may be made to She belonged to the Altar Oufld Hospital in Brooklyn. She also was Judy Donald of Long Branch, and the American Cancer Society. Anita Aguanno Doull, 60 and taught Sunday stimul dasees a leasts on Wheels volunteer in at the Epworth United Methodist Westflald, Formerly a resident of Westfield Church, KHiabeth, of which Mra. Surviving are her husband, John Class set for new church members ; Anita J. Aguanno Doull, 60, a Smith, was a member. She previ- J. Smith: two daughters, Cecelia Dr. William Ross Forbes will preach at both the 8 and 10*0 am Bogner; a grandchild; and her ously WM a Sunday school teacher Strega and Marcia Haller, and four Sunday worship services at the Westfleld Presbyterian Church. former Westfield resident, died mother, Anna Razzo Aguanno. at Kuigdey United Methodist Services were held Jan. 20 at the gt'amlrhilnrsn. At 9 am the Inquirers Class will meet for those interested in church Jan. 18, 1993.at Jersey Shore Med- Church, Staten Island. A memorial service was held Fri- membership. Adult Education classes, a Baptism Instruction Class for ical Center, Neptune. O'Brien Funeral Home, Wall. Buri- Parents, the Confirmation Class and Sunday School for children and al took place Jan. 21 in the Brig. Mm. Smith was an adult advisor day at Our Savior's Lutheran :. Mrs. Doull was born in Newark for two branches of the Children of Church, Edison. youth will meet at 9:15 am. Church School classes (cribbery through and lived in Westfield before mov- Gen. William C Doyle Veterans third-grade) will meet at 10:30 a.m. Memorial Cemetery, Amytown. ing to Spring Lake Heights in 1978. Contributions may be made to She is survived by her husband, the Children's Hospital of Phila- Mary E. Robert Doull; a son, John-Robert delphia. 34th & Civic Center Blvd., Temple announces week's events poull; a daughter, Anna Lynn Philadelphia, Pa. 19104. The following events will take Minyan. 7 un. Youth committee, 7:30 pm Wilson, 95 place at Temple fimanu-El, 756 E. Sisterhood board meeting, 12:15 B'nai Mitzvmh dance class, TM Erma C. Clowers, 60 Westfield resident pjn. pm ] Hebrew class, 7:30 pjn. Men's Club meeting, 8 pm < Printer with an area color laboratory for 50 years Mlnyan, 7 ajn. Opening doors, 7:30 p.m. Confirmation parents meeting, 8 Erma C. Clowers, 60, a former Surviving are her husband, Rob- Mary E. Wilson. 98. a longtime Primary grade dinner, 8:18 pjn. pjn. is.) printer with National Color Labo- ert Clowers; two sons, Bryan Clow- resident of WeatfisU, died Jan. IS. Primary grade Shabbit, 7:45 pjn. Tue*Uy, Feb. & I Minyan,7ajn. ratories, died Jan. 19, 1993 at St ers and Erick Clowers; a daughter, 1BB3 at the Cedar Oaks Care Oen- ,feb.«: | Elizabeth Hospital. Leslie Odwen; a stepdaughter, tar. South Plaanfleai 7 am , , ' •. '"''"j She was born in Elizabeth and Debra Brooks; six grandchildren; Mies Wilson wea bom in Spar* MhnySBlf IWajTV • • j-j f -^t- rii«naui)Friendshi>p GroWVMIu I : B'nai MUavah of Ucey Sfiu&nan Gesher L^Kesher -Brtage.7p.rn. . . .,; had lived in Westfleld since 1965. her mother, Ella Mae McNeil!; and tanburg, S.C., and moved to West- ' -'Adult B'nai Mittvah class, 7:10 Mrs. Clowers retired in 1992 after a sister, Patty Louise Helms. fleld in IMS from Philadelphia, Pa. and Iric Lester, 10^0 am Uon daes, 7 p.m:' 27 years with National Color at its Funeral services were held Fri- Choir rehearsal, 8 pjn. pm • j She was a member of the Mount New members committee, 7:45 Roselle laboratory. A member of day at the New Zion Baptist Heasant Baptist Church, Edison. S«nd«y,Jan,ll: St Luke's A.M.E. Zion Church, she Church, Elizabeth. Burial was in Minyan, 9 ajn. Wednesday, Feb. 3: pm ' belonged to its women's club and Rosehiil Cemetery, Linden. Surviving are (bur cousins. Career Moms, 10 ajn. Minyan, 7 am. served on the church's board of Arrangements were by the Smith Services were held Sunday at the Network group, 7 p.m. To more information, call Tem- stewards. Funeral Home, Elizabeth. Plinton Funeral Home. Msnday, Feb. 1: Adult education, 7:30 p.m. ple Emanu-D at 2324770. Two congregations join in worship (Llnion (Countp S(Elorsi)ip The Rev. Dr. John G. Wightman churches exchanged ministers and of good will and radal unity, and of First Congregational Church and choirs in observance of Martin has become a celebrated tradition CALVARY Si. Paul's ;lhe Rev. Theodore Calhoun Sr. of Luther King's birthday," he said. where each church can appreciate LUTHERAN CHURCH KENILWORTH :qt Luke's African Methodist Epis- "This year, as we did in 1992, our and team from the traditions of the United ('liurch of ("lirist GOSPEL CHAPEL *ct>pal Zion Church announce their congregations will worship to- other. He said, "We are proving 10s Eattman St., Cranford 213 Center Si. congregations will join in worship gether with both ministers and that together we can put inhibi- 276-2418 G.pii\s'ooil Newark Avc. & 23rd St., Konilwarih Sunday at 10 a.m. at the First Con- choirs participating in the service." tions aside and worship together, t Tht H«. C. Pwl SlroekUnt. Di>., Putor 908-272-6131 gregational Church, 125 Elmer St St. Luke's utilized First Congre- f ltt fc», CMS* ftojm, AMU. Plllor African-American and white, stde- ^789-1285 • Sunday Services: "This is a celebration of our close gational's facilities for six months by-side in a unified community." SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES in 1992 while extensive renovations 11 AM - Family Bibla Hour and personal relationship," said Rev. The Rev. Dr. William McGregor, S:30a.m. & 11:0O«.m. Rev. Frederick Rogci's 7:00 PM - Evening Services Wightman, reflecting on the con- to its sanctuary were taking place. SUNOAY CHURCH SCHOOL & Mondiy, 7:00 PM • BoyiSngM* associate conference minister. Cen- ADULT FOHUM tinuing three-year friendship be- According to Rev. Calhoun, the an- tral Atlantic Conference of the Wurthil) ami SUIIII:IY Scliiml idJy. 7:M PM • Pray«r and Bible Sludy nual joint worship service is an act 8:45 am Friday, 7:00 PM - Youth Matting tween the churches. "In 1991, our United Church of Christ fir New 9:30 A.M. Friday Nighl CMdicn'i Club A Congrtgution of On BvMng*llcal Chilli Care Av.iil.iblu Jersey, will be the guest preacher. LuttHMfl Church In Ammriom 74:30 PM (Oradt Schoo4 Ag«) Barbara Thomson will direct the Call For Moro InlofmalHjn Pastor of Bethel Baptist choir for First Congregational Church while Julia Pumell will The GREATER to address monthly luncheon lead St Luke's choir. The BottU Garwood TO Hymn of the Republic will be sung MT. ZION • UHC The Rev. Kevin Clark, pastor of student consultant at Westfield jointly by both choirs. Presbyterian the Bethel Baptist Church of West- Church 43 Johnson Avenue High School. Coffee hour will be held Im- Cranford, N.J. 07016 fleld, will be the principal speaker 341 Spruce Avenue Although sponsored by the West- mediately following the service in PLACE - _ (908) 276-0830 at the First Wednesday Dutch treat field Historical Society, this lunch- Patton auditorium. The community Garwootl, N.J. 07027 luncheon to be held at Raymond's PASTOR: REV. CHARLIE W. BULLOCK eon is open to the public. However, is invited to attend the service. Sunday Worship Service; Restaurant Wednesday at noon. 789-0360 reservations must be made by tele- First Congregational Church is ac- Gary Welzel, Pastor YOUR 10 am Sunday School His presentation will be Singing phoning 232-1776 before noon 11:30 am Morning Worship the Lord's Song in a Strange Land. cessible to the disabled and offers Sunday School - 9:30 am Tuesday. People who have at- large-print bulletins for the visually Warahlp ttrvlct - 11:00 am Weekday Services: A native of Hackensack, Mr. tended recent luncheons are on a impaired as well as an infra-red Wadnaaday Night Prayar 8 jiin Wednesday Diblc Siudy Clark is an aJumnus of the New calling list and will be telephoned sound system for those with a Fewer With Fralit Strvlet • 7:45 pm CHURCH 8 pm Friday I'raycr & Praise York Theological Seminary, Vir- regarding their attendance. ginia Union University and the Vir- hearing impairment ginia Union School of Theology, Redeemer Lutheran Church SERVICES TERRILL ROAD where he earned his master's de- EDUCATION WITH A DIFFERENCE... Clark and Cowperthwalte place gree in theology. He was pastor at (t Sleeka Nerth o( Lord and Taylor) BAPTIST CHURCH the New Vine Baptist Church of Weitfleld, NJ IJ-10 Tcrrill ltd. Scotch J'lalni Charles City, Va., for more than 232-1917 HERE CALL five years and served as the as- A«v. Paul £. Krltsch, Patlor . 322-7151 sociate minister at Mount Olive Hogtr Borchln, D.C.E,.. Rov. Mlchaoi Seaman, Pastor Baptist Church in Hackensack for Sunday: My Warahla «w»k«t - 1:10 tnd 11:00 im DONNA 9:40 AM - Sunday School six years, Sund«irSilwal-l:Uim 11 :D0 AM • Morning Worship Mr. '"u 'f a!su worked as a men- Wadntaday larvtcn - 7:30 pm 6:15 PM • Church Training Nvfaary PtwiMri During 7:15 PM • Evoning Worihlp tal healtn v u 'tor at the Metropoli- Worthy Iwvlcw and tdvaallan Kaur Wadnaaday: tan HoEpiun in Richmond, Va., at CluttkaiiOaySMa*! 908-233-9696 7:00 PM - Prnyor Mowing the Bergen Regional Counseling NurtaryTlinMiiAOraeal Nursery Caw Provided Center as ar. outreach worker, at the North Jersey Training School as a therapy program assistant REDEEMER Programs for Children, Jr. & Sr. High, Singles, ST. BERNARD'S working with physically disabled Couples, Families and Senior Adults youths and adults, and with the Ju- CATHOLIC CHURCH veniles in Need of Supervision LUTHERAN 368 Sumner Av. Sunday School 9:15 am SWni»or, where he counseled chil- Sunday Worship 10:30 am Plainfield • v.,i and their parents. DAY SCHOOL Th» Chrlittan Community 756-3393 He Is a member of the NAACP Nurttry, Kindergarten, Sunday Evenings 6:30 pm Register Now Elementary (Qradts 1-6), Wednesday Evenings 7:30 pm Mass Schedule and of the Alliance for Black Social High Academic Standirds Workers. He \s a member and past Concerned Certified Teacfiere Extended Car* Saturday: 5:30 PM 7:30 am thru 6:00 pm director of the Gospel Choir at Vir- Since 19S3 Sunday: 6:00, 9:30 ginia Union, superintendent for the Summer ProQrami National Convention of Gospel 229 Cowperthwalt* PI, Junt2VAuguit27 CRANFORD ALLIANCE CHURCH 11:30 AM Choirs and Choruses and is the Westfleld, New Jersey 7 CHERRY STREET, CRANFORD 276-1617 Rov. Joseph F. Barbono, Pastor htwly appointed African-American 232-1592 -WestflofcJ Record- 1993 WostfloM Itocora

•jnc y •/' • rbfc Business owners predict rebound LOOKING UP? ate from fewer than 10 to more dtrectly from the business people agement positions. However, many than 800 employees. who feel the effects of its drops of these educated and well trained The number of businesses that and peaks. managers are now starting their it- Finally, the economy is turning, felt the economy was improving They react to what they see in businesses and will bring new DirnomofEcoiioniyhUrakmCouily ;b* io say local business people. In has Increased steadily over the their own businesses," Mr. Gold- products and ideas to the market- 1993> 1992 Jk 1991 aar report given last night at the past three yean of the survey. Ac- mannsaid. place. aOhion County Economic Fbnan, cording to Kenneth Gokbnann, fine One of the surprises the survey "In the latter part of the '90s we 70% business people surveyed laid they of the principals of Mortenson and revealed was that reducing per- will reap the benefits of this, and were more optimistic about this Associates, the accounting firm sonnel was not the most important in the long run, we'll do better," "Jfeur and were looking for an up- which prepared the study, the sur- change companies made this year. Mr. Goklmann explained. "iWing in business. vey reflects what his accountancy Instead, firms reported that they Almost 75 percent of the respon- The survey included 277 busi- firm has been seeing for many modified their marketing strategy dents expected a business upswing nesses in Union County, repre- fcmsineetei He was also encour- to stay competitive. Marketing in- this year, with most of them look- senting retail, professional, manu- aged by the steady growth re- cludes advertising, promotions, and sponsoring community events. ing for it in the second quarter, facturing, and real estate among flected in the survey. The results this spring. others. The companies nnge in indicate the growth of the economy This reflects a greater desire for "understanding consumer aware- The survey was conducted ness," Mr. Goklmann said. Compa- around the time of the presidential nies also have been downsizing election, but an equal number of HEALTH INSURANCE and improving quality manage- respondents — 22 percent — felt ment These changes indicate that that there would be positive effects firms have begun to "become in- from either a Clinton or Bush vic- trospective." tory. Forty-seven percent of the re- Percentage of Companies tail Offer HcaMl tub The recovery will not be a spondents felt that a Clinton vic- tory would have a negative effect LMployees "boom" like it was in the '80s, Mr. Goklmann said. There has been an on their business. But Mr. Gold- evolution in the business com- mann pointed out that people Timing of Business Up-swlng munity with same styles of man- might have been more "polarized" agement, demonstrated by the about their feelings so close to elimination of many middle man- election day. 2nd Or. 27*

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i 62% 61 Not-at-All 59% ^ V v. 5f* SiahAUnlTain i m , III I .^ ^y "'N u e III l Drirt III 1 1 >:. NV. .\:.v.jn..i Mil s^w UWMSNI U*tl *f W«Um HIM 1 1aan I These charts weW srft*nie*6 by Mortenson e*>d,Ae*Q<>la4»s Sal*>. •/.,**...* III -••; 20% iiil 1 BIBJ 1 | M part of • ttifcfy forth* third annuel,UalonCounty/Bu«i. sair?r: s&k •ilsrnsU^BBl^a• •l new Climate Survey. The resiritsvof that •urvsy were prs> MMdMNy Uawaf Ab*M» Oi • 1 ^ • • • • 111 1 Ilil ii i irTY i| Mntexf at latt night's 1993 Union County Economic Forum, iiwnBnaa) m Incn •Me SatMMM Abw* la W«MMt* 1 which was co-aponsored by the Cranford, Suburban, Union '^ Hi'*, County, Union Township, and Westfietd Area Chambers of fi 1993 • 1992 1• 1991 Commarce.

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Monday-Thursday: 5:40, 8. 9:45 p.m: i SslwAitM «• M»»Mt to tort- •Fovvw nwntf (PO) Frtdty-Thunday: tfay:», 5.8p.m. MowHyThomday: 8 10 Hamilton SL 25 North Ave, Wwt (905) 241-2525 •CaN theater tor show*!**. •Wad People (PG-13) Friday: 5, 7:30, »4*W ctans 1:05,3:15,5:30,7:49, MS Bvm. pm Bound Brook Cranford 10:10 p.m. Saturday: 1:50. 5, 7:30. LMt show FAtay and Saturdky « MiMMn (G) Friday, Saturday: 1:15, (908) 469-9665 (908) 276-9120 UNITCD ARTISTS RIALTO 10:10 p.m. Sunday: 1:50, S, 7:30, 12:05 a.m. 3:10, 5, &», S:40,10:30 p.m. Sun- •A Faw Good Men (R) Friday: 7. 9:30 •Scent of a Woman (R) Friday, 25O East Broad SL 9:40 p.m. Monday-Thunday: 5:20, \imm! si \ day: 1:15,3:10,5.6:50.8:40 p.m. p.m. Saturday: 1:45.4:20, 7, 9:30 Monday-Thursday: 7,9:55 p.m. Satur- WatifleM 7:30,9:40 p.m. * isiovMUum£x MCNL0PMK Monday-Thursday: 7:30 p.m. p.m. Sunday: 2:30, 5:15, 8 p.m. Mon- day, Sunday 1, 3:55, 7,9:55 p.m. (908) 232-1288 FfoulM 9 A 35, SByravtlle Rout* 1, Edtsoo •A mm Good Man (R) Friday, Saturday: day, Tuesday, Thursday: 6:40, 9:10 •Lorenzo's Off (PG-13) Friday, Monday- •Cal theater for showtime*. •LoranzD's CM (PG-13) Friday: 4:30, (908) 721-3400 (908) 321-1413 1:45,4:25, 7:05, 9:45 p.m. Sunday: p.m. Wednesday: 2, 6:40, 9:10 p.m. Thursday: 7:15,10 p.m. Saturday, WESmCLD TWIN CINEMA 7:20,10:10 p.m. Saturday: 1:20, fnlptr IK) Frtdty ThwKJay. 1:25, •AM* (R) Friday-Thunday. 2,4:45, 3,9, S p.m. Monday-Thursday: 8 p.m. •The Rocky Honor Picture Show (R) Fri- Sunday: 1:30, 4:15, 7:15, 10 p.m. 138 Central AM., MettlteM 4:30, 7:20,10:10 p.m. Sunday: 1:40, {3:40, 5:50. B, 10:10 p.m. Late thow 7:40,10:15 p.m. •AM (R) Friday, Saturday: 2:20.4:50. day. Saturday: Midnight. CINEPLEXOOEON UNION (906) 654-4720 5:20,8:10 p.m. Monday-Thursday: iFMay «nd Saturday at 12:10 a.m. •Matlna* (PG) Frttfay-Thunday: 1:15. 7:30,10 p.m. Sunday: 1:40, 4:10, GENERAL CINEMA 990 Stuyvesant Ave., Union •Call theater tor showtime*. 5:30, 8:15 p.m. ]*Cnwmnoft/wCom« (W Friday- 3:30, 5:30, T:4S, 9:45 p.m. 6:45,9:15 p.m. Monday-Thursday: BLUE STAR (908) 686-4373 •Hexed (R) Friday: 5:20 p.m. Saturday: Thuraday: 1, 3:10, 5:2O, 7:25, 9:3O •MadWn (G) FrWay-tlundty. 1:30, 8:15 p.m. Route 22, Watchung •A Few Good Men \ 1:50 p.m. Sunday: 1:40 p.m. Monday- jp,m. Lal« show Friday and Saturdty al 3:30, 5:30, 7:30,9:30 p.m. •Used ftsopto (PO-13) Friday, Saturday: (908) 322-7007 Thursday; 7:15, 9:45 p.m. Saturday, Thursday: 5:50 p.m. CINEMA PLAZA tll:3O p.m. •Hemd (R) Friday-Thur*day: 120,3:40 1:45,4:30,6:55,9:15 p.m. Sunday: •Call theater for showtlmes. Sunday: 2. 4:30, 7,9:30 p.m. •A Few Good Men (R) Friday: 4:50, Routes 202 4 31, Flemington ^•Mat/nee (PG) Friday-Thursday: 1, p.m. 1:20,3:40,6,8:20 p.m, Monday- GENERAL CINEMA •Mat/nee (PG) Friday, Monday- 7:30,10:15 p.m. Saturday: 1:30, (908) 782-2777 $3:t0, 5:20, 7:40, 9:50 p.m. late mow •Body al EvUknet (ft) Fridty-Thtinday: Thunday: 7:45 p.m. BRIDOEWATER COMMONS Thursday: 8,10 p.m. Saturday, Sun- 4:50, 7:30.10:15 p.m. Sunday: 2, •A Few Good Men (R) Friday, Monday- JFrtday and Saiuniay at 11:55 p.m. 5:45,8:10,10:30 p.m. MWOUSfXMALlCWEMAS Routes 22 A 202-206 day; 2, 4,6,8, 10 p.m. 5:40, 8:20 p.m. Monday-Thursday: Thursday: 7, 9:30 p.m. Saturday, Sun- -Aipen Extmme (PG13) Friday- M few Good Mwi (R) Friday-Thunday: SssHon and Hadley roads Brid&iwatcr FIVE POINTS CINEMA 5:4O. 8:20 p.m. day: 2:30, 7,9:30 p.m. Jrhureday: 1. 4:20. 7:15.9:45 p.m. 1:30,4:15, 7, 10:10 p.m. South PtalnfleM (908) 725-1161 327 Chestnut St. Union •Scent of a Woman (R) Friday: 4. 7, 10 •Forever Young (PG) Friday. Monday- )_ate show Friday and Saturday at •Lowuo's OH (PO-13) Friday-Thursday: (905) 753-2246 •Call theater for showtlmes. (90S) 964-9633 p.m. Saturday: 1:10, 4, 7, 10 p.m. Thursday: 7:30, 9:4O p.m. Saturday, jl2:10 a.m. 1:10,4 p.m. •A Fmw Goal Men (R) Friday: 8, 10:20 GENERAL CINEMA •Call theater for showtimes. Sunday: 1:30, 5, 8 p.m. Monday- Sunday: 2, 4, 7:30, 9:4O p.m. Weprecftaun |R) Frklay-Thunday: 1:20, •rTie Bodyfijsrd (R) Frtday-Thtnda/: p.m. SatunJay. 2,5,8,10:20 p.m. RUTGERS PLAZA LINDEN nVEPLEX Thursday: 5, 8 p.m. 'Used People (PO-13) Friday-Thursday: i3:3O, 5:30, 7:35, 9:50 p.m. Late show 6:50,10 p.m. Sunday: 2, 5, 8 p.m. Monday- Easton Ave.. Somerset 400 North Wood Ave., Linden •Body of Evftte.ice (R) Friday: 7:50, 7:20, 9:30 p.m. ^Friday and Saturday at 12:20 a.m. •Chftdran of tfw Com * (R> Friday- Thunday: 5:30, 8 p.m. (908) 828-8787 (908) 925-9787 10:20 p.m. Saturday: 5:10. 7:50. •Home Alone 2 (PG) Saturday, Sunday: (fl) FrWayThuwday: 1:05,7:20 Thursday: 1:40, 3:40,5:55, fl, 10 •MtfOnae (PG) Friday: 6:45, 8:30, •Call theater for showtlmes. •Sniper (R) Friday: 7:30.9:45 p.m. 10:20 p.m. Sunday: 5:20, 7:50, 9:50 2, 4:15 p.m. p.m. 10:25 p.m. Saturday: 2:15. 4:30, GENERAL CINEMA Saturday, Sunday: 1,3, •••>, 7:30,9:45 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 8, 9:45 p.m. Mtoddfrt (G) Friday, Monday-Thursday: MVowtore to Run Frtday-Thurtday •Sniper Friday- •Nowtmn to Hun (R) Frt^sy-Thunday: Rouie 1 • GHt Lane, rsellr) MONTGOMERY CENTER p.m. Monday-Thursday: 7:15. 9:25 p.m. p.m. 7, 9:2O p.m. IThursday: 1, 4, 7,10 p.m. 1:45,3:45, 5:40,8:10, lft30 p.m. (906) 382-5555 Route 206. Rocky Hill •Aladdin (G> Friday: 5:20. 7:50, 9:40 •Children of the Com II (R) Friday: •Scent ofa Woman (R) Friday, :!«D*naje (R) FrtdayTTioisday: 1. 3; 15, •PeW* FrieM* (not mtad) Friday- •CaN theater for showtime*. (609) 924-7444 p.m. Saturday: 1:20. 3:20, 5:20. 7:50, 7:30. 9:45 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: Monday Thuraday: 8 p.m. Saturday, 5:30, 7:45, 10 p.m. Lnto show Friday Thursday: 1, 3:10, 5:20, 7:30,9:40 MOVKCnV •Peter's Friends (not rated) Friday, 9:40 p.m. Sunday: 1:40, 3:40, 6, 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, 7:35, 9:45 p.m. Sunday; 2:30, 8 p.m. Mid Saturday at 12:10 a.m. p.m. Oak Tree Center Monday-Thursday: 7:45, 9:45 p.m. 7:50, 9:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday: Monday-Thursday: 7:30, 9:30 p.m. HUNTEROON THEATRE >A Few Good Men (fi) Friday-Thursday: •Used Peaph (PO-13) Friday-Thunday. 1685 Oak Tree Rd.. Edison Saturday, Sunday: 1:45, 3:45. 5:45, 5:40, 7:50, 9:45 p.m. •Aloridln |G) Friday. Monday-Thursday: Route 31, Fleminflon 1:25, 4:05, 7, 9:40 p.m. Late show 1,3:20. 5:40, B, 10:20 p.m. (90S) 549-6668 7:45, 9:45 p.m. •Nownere fo Run (R) Friday: 5:30, 8,, 7:15, 9 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 1. 3, (906) 782-4815 •riday and Saturday at 12:10 a.m. DUNEUCN THEATER •CaR theater (or showtime*. •The dying Game (R) Friday, Monday- 10:20 p.m. Saturday: 1:40, 5:30,8... 5, 7, 9 p.m. •Aspen Extreme (PG-13) Friday (R) Friday-Thursday: 1:10. 4:15, 458 North Ave., OuneKen Thursday: 7:15, 9:30 p.m. Saturday, 10:20 p.m. Sunday: 2, 5:30. 7:40. •Nowhem to Hun (R) Friday: 7:25, Thursday: 7,9:15 p.m. f:25, 9:55 p.m. Late show Friday and (BOB) 9« 3331 Sunday: 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:15, 9:30 9:45 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 5:40, , SOU! RS!••/• 9:45 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 1, 3, 5, Saturday at 12:15 a.m. •CaN theater tor showtime*. p.m. 7:5O,9:45p.m. KEMMU PARK CtNOMAS BCRNAROSVIUI GtNCMA 7:25,9:45 p.m. Monday-Thunday: It* Bodyguard (JU Friday Thursday: MORRIS •Matinee (PG) Friday: 5:20, 8,10:2O, . L:20, 3:55, 7,9:35 p.m. Luto show 3560 Route 27, Kenda* Park 5MtneB«ooKRd. 7:20,9:30 p.m. AMC HEADQUARTERS 10 p.m. Saturday: 1:40. 5:20, 8,10:20 , riday end Saturday al mWnltfit. (90S) 422-2444 DemardavHe '\m\ LOST PICTURE SHOW 72 Headquarters p.m. Sunday: 1:30, 5:40, a, 9:50 p.m. 'Snlptf mi Friday, Saturday: 2:18, (90S) 766-0357 BERKELEY CINEMA 2395 Sprtntfletd Ave, Union MfUin (G) Frktey-Ttxirsday: 1, 3,5, Monday-Thursday: 5:40,8, 9:45 p.m. r:O5, 9:05 p.m. Lato show Friday artd 4:15,6:15, 6:15,10:15 p.m. Sunday: M Few Good Men (R) Friday: 7:30,10 450 Springfield Ave. (908) 964-4497 (201) 2920606 CINEMA 20« ialurday at 11 p.m. 1:30, 3:30, 5:3O, 7:30, 9:30 p.m. p.m. Saturday: 1:30,4:30, 7:30,10 Berkeley Holtfits •Call theater tor showtime*. •Sniper

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THE FANS Olympic hero Campbell SPEAK OUT Gold medal effort Nine-year-old Teddy Brown of Westfield took first place in in Westfield Feb. 6-7 all-around •y KIPKUOUK focal point of several events occur- through the familiar W.H.S. halls score for THE RECORD ring in the area on February 5-6. to the cafeteria, where the African Class 6 Next Friday, CsmpbeU will arrive Awareness Club will hold a recep- (ages 8 Old acquaintances and longtime from Long Island, where he will be tion in his honor. and 9) at fans of Chris Campbell will finally doing public relations work for the The next morning, Campbell will the Sur- have an opportunity meet the old- Carrier Corporation. Between the hold a clinic for Westfield's youth gent's Elite est United Suites Olympic medalist vanity and junior vanity matches wrestling league, the same organi- National In- in person when Campbell pays a against Elizabeth that evening, the zation he wrestled for, at 10 a.m. at vitational in visit next weekend to the town he 1973 Westfield High School gradu- the WHS. gym. Edison on grew up in. ate will he honored at the high That night at 6:30 p.m., a dinner Jan. 16. In The 37-year-old, who won a school's gym. will be held in Campbell's honor at individual bronze medal in the 198-pound Following a small ceremony, the the Mountainside Manor (formerly Former Westfleld High stand- events, Brown finished first in freestyle wrestling competition in 1990 national tournament's Most Dasti's) on Route 22. Among the out Chris Campbell returns to the rings and high bar, fourth Barcelona in August, will be the Outstanding Wrestler will walk (Please turn to page B-2) his hometown next weekend. Who'l win the Super Bowl? on the pommel horse and Here are some predictions from parallel bars and seventh in town residents and sports fig- the floor exercise. Last month ures: at the Gymnastrum Open in Overtime Allentown, Pa., Brown fin- Gary Kehler ished in sixth place in all- W.H.S. Athletic Director around score, placing sec- BUFFALO. "They seem to be ond in the pommel horse heroics the Cinderella of the playoffs after and rings and 10th on the the Houston game. They're get- parallel bars. Allebaugh hoop ting stronger and stronger." Ed Tranchina Matmen on TV keeps playoff Westfield football coach Yesterday's wrestling DALLAS (21-17). "Dates has match between Westfield and hopes alive played reaNy wel the past two Union will be aired on Subur- weeks and I think the teams they ban CtbtevistorVa TV3 on the beat in the playoffs are two o» the following dates and times: THE RECORD best teams in the league. Al- Saturday, Jan. 30 at a p.m., though Dates is young, they're Sunday, Jan. 31 at 7:30 p.m., Westfield's girls basketball team mature. I think they'll put on a and Thursday, Feb. 4 at 9 kept its state playoff hopes alive great show. Buffalo had a great p.m. and snapped its five-game losing comeback, but the two teams streak with a dramatic 59-55 over- they beat in the playoffs didn't time victory over Rahway Tuesday. impress me. The competition Going for gold Dallas has played throughout the Westfield resident Jessica H S ROUNDUP year isfar superio r than what he Patterson will be attending Bills faced in the AFC and I think the state's gymnastic compe- Senior forward Erin Allebaugh that makes a big difference." tition on Feb. 7. She earned scored with no time remaining on JimHely her place in the state meet the clock to propel the Blue Devils after performing well In the into overtime. naf beon turning heeds fenhe f Iwst eee^eoo hi Wgh school. Lsst Westfield Councilman East Coast Classic in Mary- Hie hosts owned the three- Mus) Devils girts) team to a fourtrV'ptoce flnlMi st the prestigious UNDECIDED. "Even though I land on Jan. 8 and in the minute session by sinking three played footbal In high school North Star Sectionals on Jan. straight layups, putting them and colege I never watch footbal anymore. I don't have the faintest 17. Patterson will represent ahead, 55-49. idea who! win, let alone who's the Eastern Gymnastics The Blue Devils (5-8) will have to keep playing well to qualify for playing. I wont even watch toe Academy, which is located in game." Cranford. post-season play. The team must register three consecutive victories Fantastic freshman Jerry InfanUno over Scotch. Plains, Union and Westfield Booster Club Shabazz to get the job done. BUFFALO. "They're on • ml. The Hot Spot "I thought we played great de- Westfield's Teitelbaum making waves already After losing three times In a row spite all the tension we experi- awinw tw anchortop; o n tw 20O- and 40Oyard they're about due, but the NFC is enced. We came together as a team usually stronger. I think Buffalo's and pulled through for the tough Ae fv as tie YMCA team Is oonosmsd. TeMbaum Is a belter team." victory," said forward Shi-Kia Cart- B«ntiouph erw juet fcmac\1S ymn _dd. Wwtfafcfs one second of meMnoj tie Junior National cutoff Ron Barrier er. AMW TaMbaurn la aVaady oHMikiQ paYaiaia to aomai of in tie 100 (58.6). 200 (1:50.8, and 500 lea The Blue Devils held onto a W.H.S. def. coordinator tw town'a mo* aooomplahad «*nm«a. (3.17.5) evsnls. m wsl as tts 100 e> (1015». Shs's DALLAS. "I ike them for no slight lead throughout the game. Sum.maniaitngiw> of ChrWna and Mai Mel hoping to qua»Y m eltow events. Allebaugh led the way with eight other reason than for my al- ntQnl and Chrla MoFaddan wat Saturday. Tsarthaum gol her irst torts of what t's See legiance and fond memories of points in the first half to give the prabably net eWI to compete in a big meet agaM ddtr gkta. Shs fnished Blue Devils a 22-21 halftime lead. Dallas in the past t realty don't ever set loot Mo tie wseXsU seoond In tie 500-yard ftmtfyto and pisosd ttiird in the have much of an interest in tt. Westfield took a 39-31 advantage MB see ness names apMssreo lOfrywd buawty against top-flght aorryeeioii in (he H- into the fourth quarter. The Indi- Being an English teacher I have ooani wnon oeari wie cuneni i«u»' ecnooj ratt IrMMIonai. other things I'm into." ans (4-8) cut the Blue Devils lead to Pnpmttkm, toot*, hard work and coi*Jenos seem to 47-44 with a layup by Elan McCay M this point leMoswn appears to be on course to be fwmatrtlactorawNcft propel TsUutrun In tie water. Dave Duelks with 2:25 remaining. Rahway con- put her nsrra) on tte ssnte bosRl tMi psipetusly trlsutet "Owlmmam a\e her are not easy to flnd," said Stsosy Football-Baseball player tinued its comeback and trailed by tioss who have Mkjsnoed her buddno swAnming ca> Hsgns, Wsstaatfs high school coach. "She befievw in DALLAS (24-10). "I think the only one with 1:57 to play. McCay whstsheoando. She doasnl let anyone shake her. She Bills are played out. It's their third converted both ends of a one-and- 1 tank that be one of tie best to oome out of has set goals and ttwy arenl easly swayed. If» very rare year and I don't think they can Tomorrow night at 7:30, one to tie the game, 47-47. tha Blue Devils' wrestling WSIKIIJ Hbh9chooV saUBrtM Schaefsr, who has to oome across someone that young wXh that sort of do it again. They're just a lot of With 16 seconds left to play, coached Tetefeaun on tw WaeMWd YMCA team for tie focus. talk. Emmitl Smith's going to team hosts Rahway In a bat- McCay put in a two-foot jumper tle of Watchung Conference "She's always ummsnlwlng on how swimming Ms into handle the whole game. Buffalo's that appeared to be the winning TeMbaum hat rnpreated many wMi her vwsaMty. As her schedule. That's a big part of being a good oompett- defense isn't strong enough to powerhouses. Westfield en- basket. As Westfield worked its tered yesterday's match at 8- a teshrnen, she's already WseMd Ngh School's fastest tor. She atso pushes hersef more tian anyone etas. No handle him. Dallas is simply the way down the court with the clock swimmer In ties events - t» 100-yard butterfly (1 one swims vrth tie WeneUy that she has." better team." 1 Union with a 20 match un- ticking away, random shots were beaten streak in conference rrinuta, 0Z& ssoonos), tw 50O-yard teestyte (5:2125) Sohaefer is someone who's seen Teeafcaum's ooncen- Garland "Bud" Boothe taken until Allebaugh came down and tie aotysn* MMdual msdtoy (221.58). She also (Please turn to page B-2) action. Westfield's last con- (Please turn to page B-2) Westfield Mayor ference loss was a 33-30 set- UNDECIDED. "I don't follow back to the Farmers in Janu- pro football. I've never been a fan ary 1991. If the Blue Devils of pro footbaH and I have no win both matches, they will Determined girls gain fourth at Pirate Inv. basis on which to prognosticate have the inside track on win- who will win." ning their second consecu- By SASKIAHItEY Bridgewater-Rariton (205 points), and in back of freestyle sprinting events, checking in with a Mike Comandini West Windsor-Plainsboro (180) and Pennsbury, seventh place finish in the 50 (25.99) and an tive conference champion- THE RECORD ship. Pa. (148). 11th place showing in the 100 (58.79). Riley was W.H.S.-basketball player Westfield entered Saturday's Pirate In- The Blue Devils won the Pirate Invitational fourth in the championship finals of the 100- DALLAS (2&-14). "Buffalo's vitational, held at the West Windsor-Plainsboro in 1985 and 1987 and finished eighth last sea- yard backstroke (1:05.57). had their chances and they lost Inside bubble, as the No. 11 seed in a field of 13 son. The jump in the team standings can be The 200-yard freestyle relay team of Olden. it They're going to end up being teams. But, the girls had an inkling they would attributed to the improved times of the veteran Showfety, Smith and Teitelbaum secured third like Denver. Emmitt Smith and fare much better. swimmers and to Teitelbaum, the freshman place with a time of 1:46.64. Hay replaced Michael Irvin will be too much for • Preview B-2 "I knew we were better than 11th and that we who finished second in the 500 free (5:21.25) Showfety on the third place 400 free relay team them. Dallas Just has too much • Rankings B-3 would even have a good chance at the top and third in the 100-yard butterfly (1:02.38). In (3:52.35). balance." • Scoreboard , B-3 three," said junior Bronwyn Hay, who finished the 500 free, Teitelbaum was beaten by Westfield finished 21 points ahead of Cherry Kathy Luckey fifth in the 500-yard freestyle (5 minutes, 38.38 Watchung Hills junior Kristi Bcsson, who was Hill East. Five days prior to the Pirate, the Blue Westfield tennis coach selected as the meet's Most Outstanding Swim- Devils were late in arriving at a Cherry Hill Got a score to report? seconds) and sixth in the 200 free (2:05,87). BUFFALO. "I like Buffalo be- Due to the efforts of Hay, Lisa Olden, Jill mer. dual meet. The Cougar swim teams reserved cause they've been there before. Call Kip Kuduk at 276-6000 or fax the pool for a limited amount of time, so the to; 276-6220. Our addrta is: 102 Smith, Anne Teitelbaum, Sarah Showfety and Olden swam to a fourth-place finish in the I think Jim Kelly deserves to Saskia Rilcy, the Blue Devils came extremely finals of the 200-yard individual medley two teams did not compete. Later, it was de- win." Walnut Ave., Cranford. N.J. 07016. close to finishing in the top three. Westfield (2:23.67) and placed eighth in the 100-yard cided the meet would be considered a non-meet totalled 138 points, behind defending champion breaststroke (1:14.75). Smith fared well in the (Please turn to page B-2) High School Results Pair of wins highlights 2-0 week for wrestlers Last Friday evening, Westfield seys, both 11-2. put Wcstfield in eling match late in the third period tired, Coren scored an escape point visited Cranford and emerged 38- front, 21-1G. Chris Posoy (135) with an escape, then promptly and a two-point takedown to win a 28 victore. Not surprisingly, the pinned his foe at 3:42, while Cory scored a takedown in overtime to 9-3 decision and raise his persona] Blue Devils endured a tough battle Posey (140) had a solid outing in post a 9-7 victory at 160 pounds. record to 12-1 in the process. Week of Jan. 20-26 before they could walk away with winning a 12-7 decision over tough Paul Baly (171) put in another im- Ivist Wednesday, Westfield the victory. Brian Kcndlcr. After a pin at 145 pressive performance and clinched WESTFIELD scored an easy C6-3 victory over a Boya Swimming (7-0) Freshman Kevin Sullivan got pounds, the Cougars regained a 22- the match with his 21-6 technical- Plainfield team which has strug- Soya Basketball (2-11) Westfleld 135, Cranfcxd 33 21 load. fall victory nt 5:30. Rahwny 66, Weslftold 58 Qlrit Swimming (6-0-1) the visitors off on the right foot by gled all season. The Blue Devils Westfleld 126, Morristown 44 recording a fall at 2:34. Following a Jim Flood filled in for Lance Westfield forfeited the 189-pound Kearny 79. Woatfiotd 72 bout, setting up the heavyweight elected to give several junior var- Woslflold 54, Cronford 42 Bowling (7-0) technical-fall victory by the Cou-Kuvac at 152 pounds and was Hi- sity wrestlers a chance to go at it Girls Basketball (S-B) Westflald 7, Rahway 0 gars, tri-captoin Brian Buldo, who's most pinned by Ken Hartmnn. match between senior tri-enptain Woslfleld 7, Elizabeth 0 Cory Posey and Paul Baly re- WostfielcJ 59, Rahway 55 been wrestling well for the past However, Hartman turned, rolled Scth Corcn and sophomore Sam Wostfiald 7, Irvlnolof) 0 corded pins, while JV grapplen Konrny 2a. Woslflold 24 two weeks, packed his adversary in on top of Flood and, in effect, Richardson. The two met four Boy* Track 1:26. Another technical-fall victory pinned himself to thu delight of limes last year. On Friday, Corcn Bruno Parente (135) and Brian, Cranlord 50, Weslfield 34 4tti place In Union County Championship! Kitey (140) registered first period Wrestling (9-2-1) Olria Track by Cranford at 125 pounds and a the Blue Devil fans. The result dominated Richardson throughout Westfleld 3B, Cranford 28 3rd place In Union County Championships pin at 130 gave the hosts a 16-12 gave Westfield a 27-22 lead it the first period with several take- pins. Flood decked his 152-pound; Wostflold 66, Pfalndoid 3 lead. would never relinquish. downs and took a 6-3 load into the opponent at 5:23. The Blue Devils': Bnck-to-back victories by the Po- Senior Tom Whelan tied his gru- final period. As both wrestlers won seven forfeits. i B-2 January 28,1993 1 HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP

(Continued from page B-l) matches," said WesWekt Coach after pouring In 83 points in three with a rebound and banked in the Mike Tirone. "If we can be any- garnet this week. "Except Cor the tying basket at the buzzer. where close to what we bowled in Cranford game, we've had chances "We decided that the game ver- our last two matches (2,882 and to win and blown it in the fourth sus Rahway was a new beginning 2,619) we have a good chance at quarter. for us to change things around,"winning. I think the winners will "We work on these situations in said senior Julia Cereflce. be over 900 each game." practice, but it Just doesn't come Saturday, the Blue Devils lost a Tirone will certainly be hoping together. We don't hit our shots. Scotch Plains- close game to Kearny, 28-24, de- senior Mike Pass can continue his We're in the right spots and we Fsmvooo spite holding a lead throughout the current hot streak. The conference have open shots. They just don't go at game. Sophomore guard Brooke leader in average (198), high game in." WeatfteW Wiley led the team with eight (257) and high series (662) broke Comandini scored a game-high | points in the disappointing loss. the 200 barrier five times in nine 28 points and Nike Chcckett Westfleld was handed its fifth games. Pass followed his high chipped in with 17 points. Shelton Oato Tbur., Jan. M ; straight loss last Thursday at thegame and high series efforts, Colbert led the Indians with 22 * hands of Cranford, 50-34. Junior which came against Elizabeth last points. School gym 1 Abby Beanba led Westfield with 10 Thursday, with a 627 series that Comandini pumped in 11 of his Qfi Pon&vi RPi j points, followed by Carter with included games of 224 and 213 game-high 23 points in the third against Rahway Monday. j seven. quarter to fuel a decisive 17-7 run O MHia ComandW Iw Westfield bowled three consecu- which dealt Cranford its fifth con- secutive setback last Thursday. gulanad NmaaM at ana of lha batt Bowlers roll along, tive 9uu.game*4n< beating an Indi- pUT# SnOOHfV Wt Hi in*, [MflpM ans club which totalled a respect- Checkett had 11 points, Rob auaMning a torn rotator tut on Jan. S, tough tests forthcoming able pin count of 2,504. Senior Matt Moore netted 10, Matt Comandini tha aantor has mlnad tut ona gam* The Blue Devils closed out theJackson had the high game of the hauled down 10 rebounds and and haa avaragad 21J ppg. Ona gtar- B^_^ •kfltfaSaaa^BBki aV^tf eflaA Bftkia^ f^aaB^Uai ka^ai week with a strong showing, bowl- day (234) and checked in with a Marc Koslewsky dished out nine • ly InMVn NT W»W a^rWfj i^lBfB IM* ing its high game for the season 606 series. Juniors Dan Masino assists to help the Blue Devils SMI no ona othar Itan Co- (2,882) Monday in a 7-0 victory over (582 series) and Matt Masino (575) break out of their month long hM tlappad up to do ft* &A^^Hi WduLhMaliu B? B\a)lb^ Rahway. Last week, Westfleld each bowled over 200 once. Sopho- funk. O •VfVt] nummfwWKft r mrw breezed through 7-0 wins over Irv- more John Snirlej, who competed Mike Comandini threw down a CrtackM and F Rob Moor* hava dona! ington and Elizabeth. on the junior varsity team, had the season-high 32 points, which fea- a banar job of pWdng up M aoonng! This afternoon at 3.15, the Blue high series in the house (628). tured five three-pointers. But, it tatty. Titty imwt kaap * up K Devils take on local rival Cranford Last Thursday, Westfleld re- wasn't enough for the Blue Devils DpOT tv Bvc HBH on •tw Monday, Westfield battles defend- bounded from its first sub-800 Saturday. Kearny (5-8), and James winning Iraok. ing Union County champ Union game of the season to post totals of Young, dominated the fourth quar- Catholic at Clark Lanes. Entering 882 and 968 in the final two games ter, as the Kardinals outscored ThaHaMars4S.il) play today, the Vikings led the Na- of a 7-0 shutout of Elizabeth. Pass their hosts 18-9 over the final eight II Ml DMfl • MMOn w ffifUrVVI e¥W tional Division of the Watchung was the only 200 bowler on the var- minutes to seal a 70-72 victory. huatraton tar coach WMto UorMrtl'a Conference with a 40-2 recordi nsity. Freshman Shawn McNamara Young scored nine of his game- •quad Sartor F Eric Bowaar bat toa#n total wood. enjoyed his finest outing of the high 37 points in the decisive ses- tfiatonabrlgrHapotavariglfig'Wppo. season with a 522 series. and taking ovar lha laadarihlp of a The Blue Devils (40-2) have an AUQUSTO F. MENE2ES/THE RECORD sion. wary young aquad. Junior F Vlnea eight-game advantage over Linden In last Wednesday's 7-0 triumph Weatfiald's Mike Cort soars to try to pull a rebound Booth had baan a ptoaiant aurprisa (32-10) and a 15-game bulge over over Irvington, Pass, Jackson, Dan •gainst Cranford's Andre Chtrry. in* Bkra Dsvlls Robinson, DeMasi star RV wta BHdora. but naa baan ana* Union (25-17) in the American Di- Masino and Greg Rhodes had 200 game, 54-42, for ttwlr second win of ttw ysar. inlunaa or bjta vision standings. games. in UC championships "Those are going to be tough Cagers follow victory beating Cranford, 5442. However, Rahway (66-58). Catie Robinson and Chris De- out el aantar O Kevin Hagan. Junior f Masi placed in the top three in the Jo* Oanilo haa baeun toato p up. the Blue Devils (2-11) continued Tuesday's eight-point loss at mile and two-mile runs to spark with two more losses Rahway summed up the entire Westfleld broke an eight-game their unlucky fourth quarter string Westfleld to respectable third- and •nt) SMAfiyt Campbell losing streak last Thursday by in losses to Kearny (79-72) and season succinctly. With 1:52 re-fourth-place finishes in the Union maining, the Blue Devils trailed by County Championships at Eliza- ivm is aaconot f#* (Continued from page B-l) two points and had the ball. Two beth's Dunn Arena last Wednesday moJnlng Mtod tM iWdam to a S4-S3 dtgntarim which wi be present Freshman Anne Teitelbaum consecutive empty trips by West- and Thursday. triumph on Jan. 14. Thaat •area rMa wi be Assemblyman Richard field were converted into baskets Robinson, who finished second arway* •aam to go down toiho wtra Bagger, Senator Donald W- for the Indians (104), enabling the in the one-mile (5:50.7) and two- and pnwMa tans «*h ptanty of aaoll- Francesco and WssMeJd Mayor making waves for Westfield hosts to pull away. mile (13:04) events, helped the girls Sharp-shooting guard Mike Co- am. In tool, twlaal th Mgvnaahava Bud Bootie. John Pepa, a (Continued from page B-l) to a third-place finish last Thurs- totrnsf stale chsmpfcx'i at the mandini believes his team is sim- day. The Blue Devils' total of 36 Dy m (ration grow over time. poarto. Ihto ohouk* bo a good toot tor high school level, wl act as ply snake bitten. points was well behind first place "She's got an understanding of what commitment's all about," said "It's frustrating. That's about the Plainfield (79 points), and five • Woaftaid dub which hat toundorod Master of Ceremoniestor the In Mo tourth quartor into yoar. Schaefer, "She knows you have to work hard for what you receive — only word for it," said Comandini, points in back of Elizabeth. evening. who raised his average to 212 ppg. (Please turn topag e B-3) Ticketsfor the dmer are $20 that it's not just handed to you. I think she learned that flnom following and are available at Century 21 the influence of some of the best Westfield swimmers." Taytor & Love Inc. Realtors on Teitelbaum agrees with Schaefer's assessment of the situation. 436 South Ave., Kshier's Athletic 'They did influence me because when I was 0 and 10 years old, they Swimmers 4th at Pirate Interns Balance Sport Shop on 261 were seniors and they led me around and showed me the grounds (Continued from Sotfh Ave.. or at tie high B-l) school. Tickets may also be pur- before they left," said Teitelbaum, whose older sister Katie is also a and the two aides agreed tooompsto na> needed chased through Bi Jordan £32- member of tbjs WA»»h^>laquad. "I stijl talk with Mei Mel. She was my "Our pertormanos proves twt we would haw* had a good shot against The sports dspartmsnt «ii9j ''" " biggest influence jf^^'totd me to keep a positive attitude about ,H satd VVastMd Head Coach Staosy Hagna. *1Many of OUT ««tTimar» rorues rHnwpspsre • things and chrtit let 11(01 things bother you." •ig appsoasons lor apons a> placed bettor than the girls Iroro Cherry HI." Isms Into Cranford edkoriaJ o<- Last Thursday, WestleW faced MorroJtoy»n and took tat piece in at 11 toe. You must be a colege or RANKINGS events an route to a 12644 victory. The Hue Devts (MM) travel to high schod sfcjdent For more information, caM Ex- Elzabeth to take on the Minutemen at 2:M p.m. eoutfve Sports Edtor Norb Gar- rett at 722-3000, ext 6340. Forb Union County Union County' Union County Wrestling Boys Baskttball Girls Basketball Try "Introductions" and Win Scotch Rains QEIizabeth (10-2) Qunion Cath. (10-1) (8-0-1) Gregory Mines Concert Tickets! Rahway (8-0) Union Cath. (12-1) Linden (12-1)

Union (8-1) Hillside (10-0) Cranford (10-2) Straight from Broadway's Jelly's Last Jam", the talented screen and stage star, Gregory Hinesf is appearing at a one-night benefit concert at the George Street Playhouse. Westfield (6-2-1) Qst. Pat's (9-2) Qsc. Plains (8-4) Anyone placing a FREE Introductions ad will automatically be entered in a random drawing for a pair of RosellePk. (7-2) Linden (8-4) A.L Johnson (11-2) tickets for the May 8th concert ^Introduction^ is not just for singles!

Advertise in one of these categories: • Game Players and Hobbiste • Travel Companions fiTHLETE OF THE WEEK • Exercise Partners • 60+ PAUL BALY •Business Contaote: Find a WESTFIELD mentor or a friend who shares Baly aawad up Westfleld s 38-28 triumph over your business interests. Cranford Friday evening by scoring a 21-6 tech- Win concert tickets lor the Tony-wlnnlna, nical-fall over 171-pound opponent John Grady. wildly-entartalning Gregory Hines. Baly also pinned Plalrrfleld's Ronald McKoy In 52 seconds laat Wednesday. You must be 18 years or older to enter. Winners will be announced weekly starting January 28th. The deadline for placing your Introductions" ad is Monday, "As chosen by Forbes Newspapers' Sports Dept," noon, for that week's newpaper.

11 1-800-559-9495 to place YOUR SPORTING OOODS OOMPLEX 513 W. UNION AVE.. (Rf. 28) BOUND BROOK, NEW JERSEY/908-356-0604 your "Introductions" ad. Mon., Tues., Thurs., Frl. 8:30 AM to 9 PM/W&d. & Sat. B:30 AM 1o 5:30 PM -Westfield Record- January 28,1993 Sports

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Frl,Jan.M ••flu TIM Qbto' SOMMR Laagua ol WMt- (Fraah) at Union, 4 t MA^BaM ^kJsvOHT D-*v- iinlfil—nUNHnng CTat* AaiaHTMd ly1W^Q ^^jj rl|P.r Gfcia SaahaiaaH Mftn tautens tar tw 1903 tawon on WaaMttd (Fraah) va. Union, 3:45 Jan. 30 and Fob. 6 In trw Editor) Irriar- madMa School lobby from 9 am. to I WatfMd (Var) vt. Rahway, 7:30 pjn. M grM from WiUHU m gradaa The 1992 PAL C Team: (front) Sergio VIHafans, Tony Con- WaMSaW (JV) va. Ranway, s Dm 0wouohi2 an affgtola to sign up. stantlno, Dave Duslki, Eric Boger, Matt Daly, Tim Young, WatMaM (Fraatt) va. Rahway, S For fnota InADnnaaonf contact John Lut- WlMlar Tfaali Jacob Dupont; (middle) David King, MMM McCue, Mike WatSWdv^Summli.4 Mrtehel, Dean Ricca, Pal McMahon, Kevin Farina, Joe Robin' Sal, Jan. 30 Buropttn tours son; (top) Coach Gerry McMahon, Eric Encamaclon, MHce l T tti uauaaakr Clcclarelll, Qreg Glresl, Lamont Turner, Kevin McCormack, WaMSaW (Var) at Unton. 790 PfOQiniw ki now UkbtQ aypHfatfttini tar WaMSaW (JV) at Union, S Ht 1M3 NfTVTW EuTOpMfl tOUfS (Of Joe Saundere, Chris Glacona, Maurice Boatwrlght, Coach Mike King, Coach George Gireal, Coach Qlen Kehler. WaMHaW (Var) m. Union, 7:30 wa cJiyMaftO, WaMMd (JV^vr Union. S p snd G#frrany to ptay locfll dub tMatns. You IYHMI bo AUQUSTO F. MENEZES/THE HECORO 10' nJOJI MnOOl KUCMfil 10 pVKflfiWMI* Matt Jackson executes perfect form for the Blue Devils, who man Lawrence Ho was sixth in the* a.m. For rnoi* tnformatfort, cm 70M4* won three 7*0 matches last week to Improve to 40-2. 0070, or wrtto Continental T«mt HH one-mile race (5:03 3). Cougar boys deluged Han, Fab. 1 a PJdgwaVTd.Oak Pvfc, M. 60304. The one-mile t«lay foursome of said head coach John Martin. by Westfield swimmers WilTlUatCnwlard.4 Ken SHveman, Chris Handing; The Blue Devils twept six events HOWLING Roundup "They ran extremely well and al- Riscbon Williams and Jim Nkoll and placed first and second in all WotffitM w. Union CMhoKc* 3*15 (Continued from page B-2) most every girl had a personal best had a lead heading into the stretch, IMae Ctly Toumamant time for that floor." but one other race, as Westfield Tiffany Hester was responsible but had to settle for third place crushed the Cougars at the Cran- Tim, Fab. a The UtaM CHyJFoumamant in Rooh- for the only other top three finish last Wednesday, the boys trav- (3:47.7). This relay felt the absence ford Memorial Pool, 13543. WaMSaW (Var) at nNvnwy March 6-Juna 27. Cot the girls, The sophomore elled to the Dunn Arena without of Hester, who would have run the senior sprinter Jamal Hester, who Freshman Jonathan Jones led WaMSaW (JV)M Tha tounwmam ww pay out ovor |i crossed the finish line in the high anchor leg. OMa piOTvon •« pnzw WOTi yiw, avw n opsn had pulled a musde at the state the way by winning the 10O free hurdles in 8.85 seconds, good for Blanding placed fourth (55.9) and and the 100 breast Other winners WaMSaW (Var) va. to iiwn wo woffMn in venous third place. relays the previous week. Hester, WaMSaW (JV) w. who figured to score well for West- Williams finished sixth (56.2) in the for Westfield included: Chris 4C442N or 1-M048AILAC. The mile relay team of Heather field, was held out of the meet pri- 440-yard run. Nicoll, a junior, was Manos (200 free), Dave Schwartt Wad. Fab. 3^ Puslch, Erin Brown, Anlsha Du- marily for precautionary purposes. fifth in the 880 (2:12.5). In the nov- (200 IM). Dan Zemsky (50 free), jnic and Hester finished fourth in ice meet, sophomore Don Cambria Robbie Schuudkr (100 0y), Andy WaMSaW (Praari) at Danfonl. 4 Without one of their top guns, won the one-mile run in 5:08.6. Larstn (500 free) and Rusty Schun- a time of 4:37.2. Freshman Karen the Blue Devils finished fourth (Vtf) VB. Undtfii 4 McGuire placed seventh in the with 13.5 points, 22 points behind The boys will compete in the dler (100 back). WaMSaW (JV) w. Undan, 830 880-yard run (2:46.5). Princeton Relays at Jadwin Gym Westfield placed first and second bal action Tuatday nlgha at 6 p.m. first place Rahway. fftlMIO m IJRNffVnOVWPVt # Htralathaachadute In the novice competition, fresh- "Our hurdlers stumbled a bit this Saturday morning. The boys in each relay event Andrew Hugh* Fab. 2 - Oaorga Washington at Rut- man Jordan McClelland won the and the injury to Jamal hurt us," will run a full complement of es, Eric Linenberg, Brendan Lech- WMtlWd at EKzstMlh. 7 events while the girls will only par- ner and Ken Eberts swam on the Fab! 9 - FaiMgh DWdnaon at Hdar 440 in a time of 1:09.9. Sophomore said Martin. "After finishing third Fab. It - FaMaM at 8t Patar'e Rebecca Stavenick was fifth in the in the county relays I was a little ticipate in the 4x200 relay. winning 200 free relay team. Fab. a - Rhoda Wand at Rutgara mile (6:59). In the 880, Heather disappointed." Mar. a - T.ML Post was fourth (3:00.4), freshman DeMasi, a senior, placed second al KIN at Erica Tricarfco placed fifth (3:01.2) in the two-mile race (10:11.7) and and freshman Xanda Martins fin- third in the one-mile event (4:52.4). ished sixth (3:01.2). Junior Geoff North was fifth in the "The girls had some nice runs," two-mile run (10:46.1) and fresh- INTERESTED IN PLACING A CLASSIFIED AD? Call Or Stop By Our Westfield Office Monday-Friday "•' •••••- -:., fl 8:30'A,1vi:-5:00 P.M. ' ''-^T -•::••;•:,. 231 Elmer St. Westfield 908-233-9696 FAX 908-232-1621

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Townhouse has many elegant features Realty WESTF1ELD — This townhouse, notes which is part of the elegant East- gate Square development, includes hardwood floors throughout its John M. Orece of Brenchburo, a has received office awards tofar the 2,500 square feet of living space. sake teeorieai w»h Wefchert. RstJ- most Mings for October and No- The townhouse, listed at $279,900 M BraYicnDury lasce, net earneo through the Westfield office of the oMce'e Top Producer award for An experienced real eetele profes- Burgdorff Realtors, has crown and stonsl, Ms. Podran has been dentil molding highlight the living and eeing homes lor 20 years, room and dining room and a chair- holds tie QradusJe Realtor rail has also been installed in the designation Mealing advanced estate kjujwledpe Her sales performance UNION earned her numerous awards end she is a member of Wefcnert's 100 HOUSE TOURS Sales and Marketed Club, * * * Batten Lime of Raritan Township, dining room. a sates associate w*h Vveiohert. Re- The 13-by-10 foot kitchen has a properties tor eight yearn. His sate* aJlora' BernardsvBe Office, has choice of cabinets, including Lazy performance has earned him numer- earned tie otlces award lor Susan, along with a ceramic tile ous honors, inducing several re- floor and backsplash, a wine rack, new home sales for November. gtonel and oWos awards. dishwasher, rain hood and a self- Ms. Ume is a 31-year real Mr. Grace was awarded member- cleaning oven. veteran and a seemed broker. ship to the 1991 Ambassador'* That kitchen has direct entry Club, an honor achieved by only tie into an 18-by-12 foot family room To be faatursd In tap two percent of Woichert with a fireplace that has a pine send a short releeset wWi a |tfww» mantle. to: A second entrance from the Mr. Grace holds the Graduate Re- kitchen leodst to the dining room SHARON WILSON/FORBES NEWSPAPERS which is adjacent to the 19-by-14 son, Hncaang advanced real living room. This townhouee at 1 Eaatgata Squara In Westfield haa numaroua elegant faaturaa P.O. BOX < Upstairs is a 13-by-10 sitting room, with a closet, that can be into the house. Lsnere Podran of Basking Ridge. SomervMo,NJ.,0te7t combined with the 19-by-13 master That house has a gas forced air a seise aasoden wkh the Bar- For more hitonneson, oai 722- bedroom. heating system and central air con- nentevNecMoe erf Wetahert Restore, 3000, & That bedroom includes a walk-in ditioning. Tipsheet closet, and the master bathroom, Sitting on a quiet cul-de-sac, the with tub and shower. house has guest parking. Adjacent to that bathroom is the The town of Westfield is proud of Asking price: $279,900 POTTERSVILLE main bathroom that includes an- its historic heritage and has taken Lot $1,300,000 other tub. steps to preserve many of its his- For sale • Approximately 12 acres zoned A laundry area is part of the ad- toric buildings. 26 Townhomes preliminary approved jacent 13-by-12 foot bedroom and The town is also known for its 2.5 Sewer & water available the adjacent 14-by-14 foot bedroom charity, and the United Fund of Age: under one year has two walk-in closets. Westfield is the third highest Amenities: oak loon, crown molding, chelrrel In dining room, ceramic Downstairs is a full basement, among communities in the entire Me foore in bathrooms, flteptsoe.win e rack, oak dbkwts RE8EARCH & DEVT. EXXON GAS STATION and in the back is a patio. nation in per capita contributions. BuMd to Suit Apx. 1,400,000 Hsettng/cooNng: QSS, faced wenm eb/DerbaJ eV oondMontng The attractive townhouse has Children attend neighborhood el- 1 million square feet Gross Annual Income Taxes: (1992)unevalpJba brick and cedar shakes and alumi- ementary schools before gradu- Rt, 71 Corridor/Hunterdon Cty. Asking $305,000 num gutters and leaders. ating to one of the two intermedi- Open house: Through Mary Elen O'Boyte, Burgdorff neater*. West- A paved driveway leads to a two- ate schools and then Westfield Held, 23KU65 car garage that has direct entry High School. EXCLUSIVE EQUITIES, INC. Exclusive Liatlng Broker 141 South Avenue Fanwood, New Jersey 07023 Barry Tobias 908-322-8460 Evenings 9OS-464-8331

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Two famlty home with eil eeparate utilities ENGLISH COLONIAL new eet-ln kttchene, barns, furnaces. Very Updated with attention to detail. Chestnut •pecloui with loti of storage and two car woodwork inlaid hardwood floors, tire- PLAINFIELD $799,000 WISTFIILD $234,900 place, buitt-ins, arched doorways. 3 bed- Approached by private lane this 13+ rm country estate Is considered garage. Perfect for Investment or to oc- Near all schools, rooms. 1Vi baths. $269,900 In Westfield. one of the area's finest. Offering 7/B bdrms, 5.5 bths, 6 fplc and Enchanting colonial. 4 bdrma. Large property, cupyl This lovely home won't lutl In more. WSF3926. transportation and shopping. WSF4005. Scotch Plains tor $235,000. Call Burgdorff Call BurgdorK Westfiald 908-233-0065. Westfleld 908-233-0065.

CRANFORD $425,000 MOUNTAINSIDE $349,900 FANWOOD MOUNTAINSIDE Classic, impressive colonial In one of the finest areas. Qrand en- Custom built 7 rm ranch. Quiet country setting. Formal din rm, fam Possible mother-daughter Spilt Level Contemporary home set In the Waichung trance hall, step down liv rm w/fplc, library, magnificent kit/great rm rm w/fplc, 3 bdrms, 2 bths. WSF4062. home. Haa 4 BR's, 2 full baths and room Mountains has 4 BFVs, 2V4 bathe, skylights w/fplc. WSF3994. for the family. On quiet street within walk- In entrance hall, and flowing traffic pattern. Ing distance to town and NYC transporta- On a cul-de-sac for peace and privacy. tion. $184,900. Call Burgdorff Fanwood. $489,000. Call Burgdorff Fanwood 908- 908-322-7700. 322-7700.

WESTFIELD $1,450,000 SCOTCH PLAINS $249,900 NORTH EDISON Prestigious Kimball Circle authentic English Tudor on almost an acre Pristine home offering 3 bdrms, 1.5 bths, llv rm w/fplc. updated kit, 1 w/every attention to detail and exceptional quality. Fabulous heated cac and beautiful deck overlooking park-like property. WSF4096. Classic four bedroom colonial with 2 /? Pugliese pool w/fountain & spa, 13 rms. 4,5 bths. WSF395B. baths located In prestigious "Oak Hilts". DUTCH COLONIAL Its hardwood floors, malura landscaping, Metuchen - Traditional home with lots of screened porch & formal dining room all charm. Gleaming hardwood floors, formal add up to traditional old world charm and dining room, fireplace in living room. Ga- beauty. Just reduced to $269,000. Call rage. Deep lot, $205,900, Call Burgdorff The Westfield Office is the Burgdortf Mstuohen, 548-3777. WHSTMHLD COLDUieLL Metuchen, 54B-3777. 264 Li. Broad St. #1 COLDWELL BANKER OFFICE 233-5555 NORTH AMERICA WESTFIELD OFFICE FANWOOD OFFICE METUCHEN OFFICE tOO North Avanu* Watt a»« South Avanu* 45fl Mlddlaian Av«nu» SCHLOTT IB WsatHeld, N.J. 070*0 F«nwod, N.J. -7-J3 Mtiuch.n, N.J. 0BS40 HOMEQUITY. Vlll IILI.,!!!,.,. (•OS) 239-0068 (SOI) 323-7700 (BOB) 948-3777 REALTORS* WlOCAIIONCENrtR tnuary aa, 1993 B-5

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BOUND BROOK- selling. Price 180.500 tion bated on race, for appt. S0S-7M-3TSS. lendseaped. MOVE-IN TOLL FREE DUNILLBN- CONDITION. Will eell or by owner, 3 BR, EIK, 2 SOMERVILLE- by color, religion, M> or na- story colonial, SOxioo lot, owner, meticulously Hlckman Heal Estate tional origin, or an Inten- COMMUTER'S trtde. Estimated value remodeled. $115,000 maintained. 12 yr. Ranch. 717-2234934 tion to make any tuch DREAM S1SO.00O. Please call firm. Call 356-8216 3 BR, 2 V* baths, s long HR « Box B974 1-800-559-9495 preference, limitation or 80a-7S2-S697, aft. 6pm. E. Stroudsburg, PA 2 BR, 1.8 bath, finished S yrs. young 3BR, 2V» list of amenities, MUST dltcrlminatlon. bath Colonial VHla. Big SEE. $229,000. 722-0552 19301 bsmt. WHhln walking die- beautiful KHehen, formal Free Resl Estate Usts tanee to shopping a NY Greet neighborhood! QUAILBROOK SOMERVILLE- We're Thit newspaper will not ON, Fern. Rm w/veuHed Great house • 4BRs, a I*.A. LOT— PoconO knowingly accept any ad- trans. cofBng, flrawace', aHdera Mint Ranch style condo excited about this 4 bed- baths, family room ml futures 2 BR. 2 bath, EIK Farms, 1/3 acre wooded vertising for real estate MET 3799 $109,500 to petto, tu*bemt. 1 car wood stove a slider to room, 21* bath Colonist. which is In violation ol w/greenhouee window, Cheerfully decoreted lot, 18 hole golf, country deck. Fenced yard, fln- great rm, fplc, central air, with a happy price of club, lake, central water, the law. Our readers are COLDWELL « lehed basement. Must be Informed that all dwell- garage. Unit very (pa- only S194.900, $15,000, 908-828-1305 eetnml Call today! Asking clout, light 4 airy. 46x78 days 501-0766 eves. ings advertlaed In this BANKER 103S Rt. 208 Branchbwi EHA McLACHLAN newspaper are available S17MO0 fenced yard. Priced to on an equal opportunity eell quickly. 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Only $850. i.r Me^UMALTORS KRA J. Zavatesry Trenton. NJ 0SS1S. mo. sec. No Fees. fplc, master Ddrm. surte 103S Rt. 202 Branchburg SOMtRVILLS Phone (609)292-4005. CoMwell Banker Schlott w/adjolnlng exercise BVOOeWBRA ReaHors BOS-BsS-ooao room, full bemt. 2 car ga- Stately SBR Victorian. Lo- rage, 'Better Hurryl" cated on half acre in es- WARREN •010 PBNNtYLVANIA- 8 SSSSOOS tate ares. Some of the MEW USnNOII HOUSE WATER COLOR IMSM* MINUTES TO N.J. Rt. caanviivai AaVafHM to file CittsMedf many features of this Bright airy A open Inte- #90 near B. Stroudsbum, J0»W ISBULTOI "PORTRAITS" •190,000 charming home are: 5 rior. Step down maatsr Great sift Ideal Pa. 3 BR, 2 baths, iR, 103S Rt. 202 Brenchburg fplcs., stain glass win- bedroom w/celhedral OR, country kitchen, en> dows, natural Hickory •CaH 909-272-8118> ctoawt porch, sun deck, MANVIULl- 3 BR, Brick celling. Lovely breakfast HOUSE OF THE WEEK BRiOQEWATIR- By cape. move-In cond., 2 woodwork, 4 + bath- area w/plcture window Owner. 3BR Ranch, ivt t acre In park Uke set- rooms, circular porch, overlooking parkllke 9200 Ssve time and energy- cer garg., low 130'a, full bsmt., In-law Apt.. 2 CRANFORD $149,900 baths, lull bsmt., 1 car Use Wsliife one atop mutt see. SOS-249-9033 backyard. BD 2087 VACATION garage. New Kit /carpet- HICKMAN REAL ESTATE shop method. We can car det. garage. $248,800 A GREAT STARTER HOME!!! The living room has a ng/fixtures. Freehly 717-223-4&34 MAPLSWOOO Wslehert Realtors, Bad- PROPERTY RRtt4s,seo Room apartment*..finis- Featuring 4SRs, 2v* In th» greenhouse window & dishwasher in the eat-in kitchen. at MO EXTRA PRICE MIMtWATM TWP- hed baaement w/full L-SHAPBO RANCH Sweet, charming, taste- bathe, LH, OR, Family Raneh on 1 ac., UVtpte.. balh, separate washer/ This charming home fea- BRICK TWSP.- 2 BR, 1 Basement recreation room & bedroom, newer roof & room and 2 car garage. drysr hookups, sap. new tures entrance hail w/ bath, house, close to fully comfortable. A love- Call for location and de- DR, EIK., 3BR, 1 bath, WATCHUNO hot water heater, fenced yard, double garage. Located ly oversiied Master Bed- den, 1 ear art. gar. Main, electric service, gse fur- atalrs to expandable ONLY $174,900 shopping/beaches, low tails on this GREAT nace, 2 car garage. Of- attic. Big LR w/brick wall maint./taxes, would pay room, country kitchen OFFERING. free ext. brlck/vlnyi, A NEW LISTING that sits in a family neighborhood near schools, town, & and a Junior dining room. many Improv. IneWe a fering smesbT fplc., lovely den w/wood- real nice on a well lend- for Itself ss a rental, lo- BRAJ.aavatsfcy^ burnlng fplc, BIG cus- cated on 2 lots, must transportation) Call us today for your tourl Flexible floor plan, OUt.i21S.000 781-4915 METRO RSALTY seaped lot. Features treed level tot. Near nilll daye. STfrMTS eves. tom Kit., formal DR. 2 3BRs, 2 full bsths, vinyl sell, $112,000, 908-786- (tOI)STS-' master size bedrooms, 2 1938 schools and transporta- tVB car garage, in-ground sided exterior, 2 car ga- tion. Offering S1M.O0O. PISCATAWAY- 3 SR, rage, full basement and MIDDLESEX ^ Cdcbr«cir»j 20 year* completely renovated pooi.usqjooo more) JUST LISTED Keener (top »T9-7aOO 3BH. 2M bath Ranch. 2 ranch, move-in cond., Lg. CENTURY 21 BRA J. Zavatahy Uie Your Card... vearayoung, bu»t to per- Immaculate oversized 4 of LiTuJm Jrfc Service Kit. w/new appl., Ander- MefME RBAJ.TORS « Aeeoeietee ReeMy BR, 1 Vi bath, Colonial DUNILLBN- Bank fectvon. Features a family son sliders to custom 1035 flt. 202 Branchburg 90S-7SS-1200 owned Colonial. 3 bed- room wnh stone fireplace deck, lg. LR w/fplc, cac, Split level. Offers 14 X 20 REALTOR' 232-8400 rooms, 114 baths, large and doetgnor kitchen. A Anderson windows, hard- WHITBHOUSE- Victo- Mastsr BR suite w/bath, ittehen. Only S11S.00D. muet teefAeklng wood floors, finished rian, 2 Story/wrap around Hugh FR, bsmt. & ga- 44 ELM ST. • WSSTFIELO. N.J. Flnanclngavallablo. siia ooo bate., great neighbor- AdVert/te porch, 3BH, LR, DR, rage, Vi acre fenced lot. hood, by Owner 908-469- :R,klt.,carrlage house.By CAC, new roof, sec. sys- In Me tem. Meny extras. North- ReaWy TO/otSO 9O20 asking SI 79,900 owner 908-534-9372 side location. $190's H k O Realty 99B-49O0. MM WILDWOOD- mint con- farm* dition 1 BR condo, eteps to beach/boardwalk. Beautifully furnished, BRADFORD COUNTV, pool, AC, cable TV, fully FA.— Endless mtns. 17 uipped kltchan. $6000 acre FARM. Pasture a yearly rental potential. A woodlands. 3 BR home, great Investment. Ready 2 baths, EIK, big LR. to rent or enjoy as a va- 32x40 new barn, 20x40 cation horns. Asking only utll. bldg., drilled well, $45,000. Owner relocat- shaled drive, satellite ing, wants Immed, clos- receiver. 2 woodstoves. ing, All reasonable offers refr. & elec. range in- welcomed. Plsass call cluded. $110,000. United 908-821-650S. National Nationwide Properties, RD# 1, Box 303, Towanda, Pa. 18S48 9M0 717-2M-9924

9070 TIME SHARE UNITS- snd campground mem- berships. Distress sales- chsspll Worldwide selec- HIGHLAND PARK tions. Cell VACATION LEBANON TWf. S139,900 1BH, AC, W/D, 14(22 LR, NETWORK U.S. and Can* exposed brleti walls, Sda 1-800-738-9250 or -n— SI 48,000 Ijrjsji rtMjnjslned end recently updaaaJ tfirea SitS.OOO. 90S-247-3616 2 FAJMLT RBDUCEOI HAKE AN OFFBHI BraaVnaking view at Spruce Run Raaanofr 306-568-2203 Free rental "•novetsd & Reedy to move in. New rat, bedfeom home in trenouil nverfront esatnp,, information 305-563-5586 10% d**n A «10ar./Mo, Mori (-ten. »»nt). SRANCHBURO 1937,900 Bath w/wMripool tub. C/A, Deck, Fenced laaturea LA wMi aWer* to deck w/Whuer on 5+ aeree, oonMmporary with 2>e con- •JETUCNEN- 2 BR, 3 «M help cany Mon. Also. Qrtit Motnir/ Specious 4 td. 2u oath Col. on prtvste yard, Beaamenl Ree. Rm. w/akme * Oanoa views at the river. FN with itone fireplace, structloo, tongue 4 groove wood anterior, levels, new Kit. '1 bath, "•—"- Many recent upgrades. 8003- treed lot features mowoeo. Mar*. 2-ear ere |UM a taeea. Thla 2/3 bedrm. horns li gpentoor plan, hardwood firs, t mora. rxxivo m greeooouea room, much morel! finished bass., ample sar , FuH temnt » city utH. B0O3-3S4B. to sal. B0QJ4572. Luiury you Omtnt. OS0-4B14. closets, new furn , close 9270 OFFICE OLDWKK OFFICE 499-9777 to NYC trans., well main- tained, nice family neigh- Vacation An borhood, asking $108,900, 908-548-8571 FLORIDA- Disney World Arsa-Klsslmmee. •INOLE...and WANT A Pnv owners offer lowest PLACE OF YOUR OWNI possibls rates for fully ELIZABETH- 2BH/2F8/ loaded 2 bdrm. 2 blh L/DR combo. K-Dlnstte. squeaky clean condos Nswiy renovated, built-in incl kitchen hardware, Sell Your Home Faster! storage, Laundryroom on towsls, linsns, barbecue ea. fir., off-street prkg. grills, W/D, color cable & TEWKSBURYTWP. $«99,000 Call or stop by any Weichert office for your ssc. bldg. Mins. to major much more. $49.99 per "A LITTLE ABOVE THE REST hospitals, airport, train; day. Tom A Rosemary, 1- OP THE WORLD" transp. In front of door. 800-FLA-7787. IS where yeu'ft to In this custom built con. FRANKLIM $111,900 Price $69.000/neg. Call tanajeis^ si preefQlnus Tewkabury Twp.. JUST REDUCED! for weekend appts, 908- LAKE PLACID- 3 BR, 2 braslUstilnfl views, quality craftsmanship " FREE Brochure Ughtl Alryl Spsclousl Two bedrooms. 2 1 352-6612 IV. msg. BA, fplc., pool table, enwirtwat qi em *) ba youn only 1 nr. hotn bathe, lots Ol upgrades - must seel Priced VCR. Min to Mtn., wkend. KVC Straight talk on what it takes to to toll faafl HB-SM7. MM & weekly 909-873-3905 ILLSBOHOUOH OFFICE POCONOS sell a home in today's market. Weekends-Weakly- Monthly or Ssatonal. •RANCHaURO Five minutes to Ski or Includes information on: NEW UST1NQ Fish. Call 908-709-1731 2 yrs. young palio home. 2BRs, 2'.t baths, E-I-K, • Pricing many amenities. Formal DR, enclosed palio. 94O0 • Preparation for sale $133,000. RENTALS Century 21 • Marketing a home MeOEE REALTORS 1035 Rt. 202 Branchburg MANVILLB SI 39,900 • Selling a home that HILLSBOhSuOH $259,900 eOB-SM-4444) 9410 BUILD YOUR NEST EQO HERE... AHHI IT LOOKS LIKE IT SOUNDS NO. EDISON- for sale In this tour ttadrooni C*pa Cod with fin- Enjoy yesterday's charm In this updated by owner. You could own ished DBMmant, 2-car gang*, beautihjl lei Jimwichen was on the market Colonial nestled on 6+ acres of woodlands one of the most beautiful Why buy snywhara atu? HBS363. Wetehert, ReaHors before In the Sourlsnd Mountains. HB-5291. townhomea in the area. 2 HIGHLAND PARK- 1 OFFICE 674-6100, ILLSBOROUOH OFFICE BR, 1'A bath, Too many Lovely restored 3 BR extras to list. Asking home, large fenced back $144,000. Call Ron 908- yard, walk to schools A 321-0568 No brokers. shopping. S13O0/mo. B0B-249-8298 NORTH EDISON— Pupt- ,town Corners, 2 BR, 11/ KENILWORTH- 4 BRs, 2 bath, cac, fplc, deck, LR/fplc, Kit., finished finished basement, many bsmt., near transp. & extras, by owner, NO shopping. $1100/mo.+ BRlbdEWATER MS9,S00-t- REALTORS! $125,500 utlls. 908-276-0604 $339,900 "PfUME MOUNTAW-TOF LOCATION" 908-548-5262 NEW HOMES SMUOQICD IN OLD TREES One* In a IHatlm* chanca to Custom Build NORTH PLAINFIELD EnctuWva ft ftagant re»idenn«i commumiy your Draam Home; privata Sli-Lot Cul-da- RARITAN Sias,S0O SOUTH PLAINFIELD |12f,9U0 MANVILLE- cozy 2 BR, Aitractrva Colonial naillact In • patcaful In aoanle NMhanle in. Custom bjild your tac rangat In alia from 1,25 acr» lo 2.25 NEW LISTING WANTED: large EIK.. LR w/frplce. ntlghbortiocKt faatudng updatad kltchan w/ A family tor thla thrta BR, Hi ranovatatf draam hout* on a privata, woodoo lot wnn acrat; ihaat haavity wooote loll havi all Owner* take prlda In thla batutlful 4 BR, 2 VI full fin. bsmt, lg. treed lot braatitaat room addition w/ck»ad In porch, baths and EIK with dacfc and 1 car garaga. MuHhFmmUy Homma all dr. utHHIti. FIRST HOME SOLD IN city ulllltlai A Balglan Block curbing. bath homa faaiurlng (amity room, flraplaca, $8O0/mo+ utll, W living room, formal dining room, ovenlzad 2 ONLY TWO OAYSIII It'll b« 8 pteosuie lo Andartan Ihctmopana windowi: full bn>. 2S' dack, a car garaga, cantral air and much All Ihli and mora on a ipadoui lot tor sec. Rols. 3S9-4B49 leval — 2 car garaga, fencefl In backyard, Wtow you what a HEAL VALUE alty Aa- cond., pool, tennis. Avail. JCHEN OFFICE 908-8200,/ AETUCHEN OFFICE 90B-S20Q/ eeslasss, M Cwa D, 4S0 .1/1. refr. W&D. No pats. 01 Independent SetimttHy Rl. 830, Whiting, NJ $1250/mo, plus Utlls. CaH J 08789 526-1984 A Union County Forbes Newspaper jB-6 Guide Jam&ry^d, 199b

•O. BOUND •ROOK- WEBTPIBID- Moving BOUTH ! FRANKLIN PARK- 1 Larga, 5 rmt,. 2 bedrms., back lo WastfMd. Pro" FREE RENT for lai offloa eenvaniant to pub* 1$OO aq.ft. muW-uaa: NOMtl kOVIN'B O«* BH, CAC. W/W carpal, qulat araa, w/w carpal- Engr, saeka small 2 BR 3 montha. BOO to 3,000 ornoaai »nop, nym man* naeda you to aipam I Hva In a prestigious UOHT- Tack ahop, In- Second floor with bal- Ing, 1750 ft. utll. within walk to Rft al rea- Ho transp. Vary Raaaon- aonablo rani. Vary re- awa. Pain corn avaH. sq.ft. 200' from fraa ulaelurtng, ate. Mlna. FT/IT no Investment raq. houaa; work from my nvlnV wUB/fnferBjaj f aaaj^mp/f|i cony. M50. Available Im- Call (201) 625-21 n. parking lot. 7264272 or from 2S7. Convanlantly WM4184411 homa and aarn more elolhaa. ate. boardlnfl, mediately. 479-1733 sponsible. EKC. local ral, 889 m $BSS looaiad. Aflordaola rant tea CRSAM • voaunr than top CKO'a. I * • * * Can trade handyman/ SHOP- a> |y room, fHNflB • f9W 9MM9* CaTjl ground* kaeplng skills ar M people to Mam The r>tudafiilal Ootdon HILLtBOdOUOH- two •OMIRVILLC- 1 BR, CarpfL wood turn. S27B ^MEftVtLLB- 1 block ! hojaaala muti BOUND BBOOK- 6- and duplleat* my proven KayFWaitort Ig. BH, 2'A BA, LH. OR, cantrally located, no for reduced rant. Call Jim from Court Houaa. Baau- family fnvaalmanl, rs- EIK, Bamt., deck, window pata, $«0O/mo. ulil. Incl. al 201-372-6243, Iv. mag. PRBllOWOXAPAX networking ayetem that •0M7MBM tlhiHy raatorad building. qulrea onlySao.OOO will make you healthy treats, w/w. CAC, pool * Call 728-4682 Iv. mag. High vislbUrty and pres- down lo ajuaHfleej Duyer. J lennla. $950/mo. 908- Youra for orWy ttMLBM. an- d wealthywealth . M-" F «V4 8OMMVILLI— ona or 96OO 2^7 room tige. Single offices or OOP HOSPITAL JOBS-r 757-0038 offlcaa, prime) location, aultaa. Avallabla Im- BWAMaUCHtiM (Mi) n •7,30/hf. your araa. N« two Bedroom apt. LR, Kit COMMERCIAL Ativmrtl— SOMIRSIT- Quail- * Bath. No Pata. Haat naar train A bua, oil rnadtatary. 80W26-7800 axperlanoo naoaasary. brook ?BR Ige. Condo. SupppUad. M25 A up + HFAi fSTATF street parking. Cad AmoH Muat be it. For kiform% 90B-S4I-M0O SOMSRVH1B- 2 Offlca CHIVY M- 40H, , W/W carpal, WaD, AC, Sac. 369-4689 alt. 8pm Prof. Surta.PanaHng.AC, In on gr#ani po¥^af ttan eaU 1-9004t20^a3t (near 2(7. 1625+utlls, MOUNTAINSIDB CBN- ona ownef ttBOOttBttBOO or bast ext. N17 a aw to • pen f • Call 906-673-1467. SOUTH KAINPIILO Carpat, Furn./Unfurn., ki Ifra days. tia.M phone fee.; Boarders Plfd., 2 BR, TBR— sxIsUng prof. Ian- ParlBna. 908-726*660 ottett r S4»«*7S»«*7*7tt rawly renovatad, oil ant. WIN ahara otflca In- street parking. S«S0/mo cluding fa«, copier, THBNTON- BtaM Houaa Inc. utlla. 7884439 phono syatam, daak, and Hlatorlc Dlatrlct. 1000* file) cabinets. MOO/mo. 2200 SF office apara. SPRINQ'IILD- 2 BR BRANCNBURO- Route 09S233 Third floor walk-up. Kitchen, bath, A/C. Ideal BOUND BROOK- 3 rms, Qardan Apt, Otl-et-prkg. 22, Industrial Condos for *BO0/mo. plu» utll. aala. $1,800-12,800 sq. NIW BRUNSmCK- lor lobblat or Associa- QENTRAL JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES -2nd fir, haat/walar inc. Bualnaai coupl* prat. ft. Dl. TB, or both. $B9 JOOO *M|> n* nvoown of* tion. $3904850 par No pan, Sec./lease i«q. CaN M147&BM1 par aquare foot^ fie* apace, $8/aq. ft. month. 609-3944080 'wwutvtaM buay eornar, Main 81. APP 30 YR FIXED jl 15 VR FIXED | OTHER WI8TPIILQ- lat fir. • BOUNO BROOK- Da- Eidualva Brakar* loca., Maal tor office or RATE PTB AWHWATE PTB APR[ RATE PTB 1 Victorian, 1 BR. LR, OR, school. MM44S-7SBS Lender, City, Phone FEE luxe ona BR with washer/ kit., bath. $998 Includai dryer. Union Ave. Avail- haat a. HW. Ofl-st-prkg.i PISCATAWAY- Otflca • abla 3/1. 489-8826 rfOMS Accountants Mtge.Whitohse Sta. 800-227-4215 $0 7.600 2.63 7.77II6.B75 2.75 7.32 7.000 0.00 N walk to town 4 train, on R$a. 22,1.400 aq.ft. of or Retail. 6,000 aq. ft. BRANCHBURO- 4 ml. WaD. Avail. March. IVi convertlblo bualneaa UfUft rljiilrfaa Alin itaaaallail SO. MMIMO IIIOOK- Action Mortgage Corp.Bloomlield 201-429-2300 tiw 7800 3.00 N/P7.125 3.00 N/Pji 5.625 2,50 O mo. aac. Call 233-1881. office, m. 267 a Btatton |W. of Somarvllia, 2 v» — — — — — - nwM f* yu, Uijsk- Josn RRa AM Drug, Mam room cottage, complalaly Rd. 9*1-131$. St. aO0Oaq.fl. store frt., Amboy National Bank.Old Bridge 90B-MI-S7OD taoo 7.750 3.00 8.077.230 3.00 7.74JJ 4.780 8.80 A ; WC8TPIELD- 2 BRa, Bfpew svf^m rvw. IIBJI' ..turn., beautiful surround. way interchange com- SrokproTSob. 204-0128 Bay City Mortgage, Hazlet 908-264-2700 7.628 2.80 7.887.000 2.50 7.411 7.750 2.00 K inga all prlvata. 1500/mo 2nd floor, walk to town a taw train. S70O+utlla. Avail, merciafflf.ftffftl .• preeented at Sublet praf. ofltoa Fully Vtmo. aac. utll not Incl. furniahad w/waltlng Berkeley Fed. Savings, Millbum 201-447-2800 7.780 3.00 8.077.125 3.00 7.62! 6.873 1.00 F ' adutta only, no pala. Call Mar. 908-232-5407. roofn. rniQ. cuy Mcni Central Mortgage Svcs,WatchungsoB-7aa-oaoo 7.82S 3.00 N/P7.290 2.00 N/P j| 6.375 2.78 H 906-722-6346 WCSTFIfLO- 3 rooma, .— rastaurant to 2M7. \Mt, incK CAUPON- 2 BR, house, S770/mo. walk to NYC buslneas building k Choice Mortgage, Morris Plains 6oo-244-2S2t isao 8.12S 0.00 N/P7.628 0.00 N/Pj 4.790 0.00 A trains, conv. to down* RABJTANaHMO "LR, Dft, carpal, new proparty. Unique) green- SOMBNBBT- Somaraal Coastal Fed. Mtge Co.,Freehold eoo-772-«278 7.500 3.00 7.817.000 3.00 7.4914.000 3.00 A bath, utll. room, attic town shopping, no pats, houaa dlnino ov«rioo*lng COMMERCIAL WORK- 1V4 sac, haat suppllad, Proleaalonal Canter, turn, ' storage, off atraat prkg. brook, ideal location lor off; rm*, xerox, PC word SHOP W/OVERHEAD Collective Fed. Sav. Bk..Edison 908-549-4949 $35o 8.375 0.00 8.457.750 0.00 7.86 6.750 0.00 C gas hoat a. HW, stove, re- Call 908-464-6296 quality eihnlc rastaursnt. DOOR. 3 OFFICES UP- proc. a Conf.RM Incl. ITAIRS. APPROX. 1480 Countrywide Mortgage, Westfield 908-788-9455 taoo 7.625 2.75 N/P7.125 2.36 N/Pi! 4.000 2.90 A frig, WAD. $975. IVi mo 18 mini, from Piineaton. 1SOsq.fi . IO. FT. FOR LEASE aac. 908-632-2164 Financing avaH. 908-369- 9XNM734700. Crestmont Fjaderal Savings.Clark 908-827-osoo isoo 7,750 2.50 8.017.250 2.50 7.66J 4 375 3.00 A 3672 avM. or wkand. NEAR HWY8 206-206 ft DORCHESTER 2S7 * 78. HOURS TO Directors Mtg Loan, Rocholle Pk. BOO-572-OZW taso 7.750 2.63 8.147.375 1.88 7.70!i 4.375 2.29 A ;ALL ARE 7:30AM-3PM HOUSE MONDAY lo SUNDAY Empire Mortgage Co,,Somervilie 908-074-4446 iaso 7.825 3.00 7.947.125 3.00 7.63 5.625 0.00 A BRANCHBURO- Spa- 90S) 704-0099 7 500 3.00 N/P elal rata »20 atari. Alao Equity Financial Inc., Old Bridge 800-S62-se2< 9299 6.875 3.00 N/P 7.500 0.00 C Luxury Kilchanttta avail. Call First American Nat'l Mtge,BrdgwU90a-7o7-ono *350 7.750 3.00 6.197.37' 5 3.00 8.05 7.000 2.50 J Pina Mottl 722-9520 High Riaa First Savings Bank SLA, Edison 908-225-4450 (325 7.750 3.oo eoe7.12| 5 3.00 7.62; 7.623 0.00 0 Elavator Apartments DUNELLEN- lurnlshad, PERTH AMBOY— rlv. antranca, ahara kll am 4800 sq. It. bldg. + First Security Mtge, Rutherford 201-930-1107 so 0.250 0.00 0.207.750 0.00 7.80 S bath, off ilraat prkg., 4000 aq. ft bamt.tor aakt . 7.250 3.00 7.75!| 4.000 3.00 A 722-9177 naar train, bua. S80/wlt. Suitable for retail, comm. Genesis Mtge Svcs,E.Brunswick 900-257-3700 M75 7.750 3.00 0.07 Studio aecwlty. 356-3047 or wholasla uaa. Qreai Ivy Mortgage Corp., Belle Mead 906-874-7704 $300 " 7.750 3.00 0.077.250 9.00 7.741| 5.125 3.00 A 1 ft 2 Badrooma location. 906-548-7996 HANVILLB- room lor Monarch Svgs Bank FSB, tselin 800-334-5003 *299 7.625 3.00 7.947.125 3.00 7.62i| 4.750 3,00 A FAR MILLS rant w/Wtchan privligaa. Call 908-725-M65 Morgan Carlton Fin.. Matawan 000-562-671800-962-6719 $$00 7.027.625s 202.6a0 7.97.922 7.12s 2.88 7.59JJ 4.250 2.50 A '• Profeeetonal M/F, non- SO. PUUNFIILD— furn. Mortgage Money Mart, Edison 908-548-942906-548-0423 08ttso0 7.827.625 3.00 e.os|0.05 [; 7.12s 3.00 7.79|]7.e2S 2.00 J smoker, to ah ara larajaj rm. In lovaly homo. Uaa 4 BflTOOflV Slt Neway Financial Svcs., N.PInfld 900-755-628906-755-62886 I2»S299S a.i20.125 0.00 s.i3jO.13|ji 7.625 0.00 7.63 7.000 0.00 c aWaaVait attfAafiaBataatlM uatt *n of kit A Indry. Prof, non- amokar prof. raf. » Sac. •EDMINSTER New Century Mtge, E. Brunswick 908-390-4600 $375 0.128.1255 0.00 0.28.21 !1j 7.750 0.00 7.02;, 4.500 2.50 A train, avallabla 1/1. raq. 8100/Wfc. 754-2948 S3B07nw a4ua 1/1 uOH- NJ Home Funding Group, Edison 900-240-4400 loj 7.625 3.00 N/P': 7.125 a.oo N/P! 0.000 3.00 8 tta* a aaeurtty dapea*. BOMIRVILLI- furn. Can toavm-0444. room, priv. bath, quiet Paradise Mortgage Svce,Warren 900-S61-3332 $350 j 7.750 3.00 0.07J! 7.12s 3.00 7.02 5.750 0.00 A MPUCT YOUR SUCOBTMIII Qantlaman, no emoklng. Realty Mortgage Corp, Union 900-600-6669 $3soj: 7.625 2.7s 7.97 OARWOOO- 4 rooma, 1 875/wk. 908-722-6962. 7.250 2.50 7.69 BR, OW A laudary hook- tar Hall Colonial wttrt 2 fcm bathe and (2i)v) *V *baths, Royal Mortgage, Morristown 201-964-5900 i»5 7.500 3.00 7.617.000 3.00 7.494.500 3.00 A up. 1880 +U1II, no pala. Furnishad Offlcea A Avail. 3/1. CaN 789-0089 M70 huge sunken living Room with a Drapiaoa•Cat, Founts I Source Mortgage, Somerville ooo-esa-isso 32s7.500 3.00 N/P!| 7.125 3.00 N/P7.625 0.00 0 LT^^HiakJK a^^u^^ah kYiaaa^kM** a*JM» B.riaiBhJBk'aaataBaft a^u^^asoniti tounory I, \KENILWOHTN- 3 UnmiQ HOOITii lURnin wnTl DTvMflLaw FiwfTli Source One Mtge Svcs.Cranford eoo-070-4657 isoo! 7.625 3.00 7.97 7.000 2,88 7.525.125 2.78 A rooms, 2-famlly houaa, MM-7S1-6800 ••bflik *j" aba a^aM^aaJ aVa\^Hi^B.BaBi^Bh^al fchJka&a^^Hik^^Aiaft' b on isi rvw.,.rHinnva KMeMffivrn i Summit Mortgage Co., Cranford 900-700-5333 425* 7.750 3.00 0.06,7.125 3 00 7.83 7.250 1.00 J ' all ullla. auppliad. Avail. BBRKELBY HEMHTS- Buuen Mfchan, 2 car alt. garage pkia budding In Immad. 6650/mo. Call 4 room offke* autte, cen- Williams International,W. Orange 000-034-3279 $350 7.750 2.00 N/P 7.250 2.90 N/P6.790 1.90 C 908-248-4333. PLIMINOTON- fomala tral location, sningjlaid rear of proparty (were etaWea). 1.7 acre. Offering to ahara apt. privala Ava. Call 906-64r-1374 S37S.00O.0O By Appt. only. Realtor Worco Financial, Warren 000-223-1827 tsso 0.375 0.00 a.38 7.878 0.00 7.887.900 0.00 0 ? MADISON- furniahad room, $380 + V4 utll. Call . 3Hm coiy apt. In prlv. 908-808-3172 MrmO MALTY (2O1)>7»7—0 (A)-1 YR ARM (B)-30 YR JUMBO (C)-S/2S (D)-7/23 (E)-HOME EQUITY (F)-10 YR FIXED * homa. wired for cabki (G)-3/1 ARM (H)-5 YR BALLOON (I) -20 YR FIXED (J)-S YR ARM (K)-15 YR JUMBO ! TV. no amok*, atngto pro- aMTUCNIN- two BR lor rant, good location, (L)-VA/FHA direct endorsed Metuchen Apia. 7-11 nlahad room, lor rant. Qraan St. of! Amboy Ava. $390 +0111. Call908Ui4- : Metuchen. 906-908-9270 1964 after 9FM • - MtOOLCBBt • •MtDOLf SIX VtLLAQt' BOMBRSIT- Apt ahara: 1 Non-amokar, naat. Co-ad > apt. SS7B/nw. Inal. hoa* houaa, yrd, prklng, btmt, :A MW. NO PITS. Pa*t kit, sunrm, cabla. $280 +. avaH. 366-6860. 1S-« CaMDavM, 67J-13»8 An Open Invitation NBW BRUNSWICK- 1 . BR apartmanl, $55O/mo. 'Avail, immad. Call 908- ; 777-0202 fO-4 roc NEW BRUNSWICK- NOTICE: All HOMES Modarn 1 BR apt., AC, i'/tot'tc j/ott< ttt t/fWcfj/JCf t/ic c/ta/'/n <£i • nsar Rutgars A St. Peters TO SHARE advawtl**- •Hosp., otf-at. parking. manta art PAYABLE IN v/uifttcti'i1 $/' *!->/fy/t',\/t r/Ay/t(f/e Oo/u/o - 908-545-7998/247-6549. ADVANCE by cash, NO. PLAINFIELO, chock, VISA or Master t/tt'm'tfftw. ^/ou'/f^Jatf in. /one tot'fA otti1 QREENWOOO OAR- Card. For a quota on DENS- Nawly rano- coat, plaaea) call > vatad 1 BR A 2 BR gar- f} 2 a/* ii* fjcftrootH' cotu/oniifu'ittnv dan apt*, $8(0 A $780/ 1-800-558-949S. mo, include naat A HW. to/u'c/t/ rf/'e cosMf/'tfCfef/ (tilt/ a /n'cttf/'c NO. PLAINFIELO- 1 BR,saaka tame to share 2 nice area, close to all BR townhouie In tha Jianip. $550 + utll. Call Hills. Prlvata BR with see/ WHEN ONLY THE VERY • 908-754-4642 balh, W/D. saoo/mo plua 1/2 utlla. Days 214-0909, BEST WILL DO! ' NO. PLAINFICLD- 1 BReves 781-«175 SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION iHW Incl. aval. Immad. Custom buHding colonial 13 yrs. young. Huge kit, Custom executive residence singularly. Spectacular $495 mo & half sac. BRIDOEWATEH- 3 BR, dining area, 4 Bra. oak lire, CAC Marble Fpl, ameni- setting, exoaptfonal condition with every amenity. A 968-6700 A 968-3621 2Vt balha, luxury town- tie galore, call Immediately 654-7777. 1274,900. truly unique living experience. Call 654-7777. houaa, fully furn., fantas- CONDOMINIUMS 1960,000. (WF-3614) ;NO. PLAINFIELO- 2 BR, tic location. $450 +'/J Somaraat St., $875/mo utll. Non-nag. Call 217 Prospect Avenue, Cran ford. NJ plus utll*. Plaasa call George 707-0959 906-561-1286 OUNNELLEN- room- 276-0370 FLAINFIEtO- Slaapy mates wanted to ahare Hollow, near Mulhenbarg large home Conv. to train Hospital, 1BR apt. In$450 / mo. 908-966-4065 priv. homa, new carpal, ing/appla. $600/mo.- EDISON— non-smoker, includaa all mils. Raft. & use ol whole homa, Sec. raq. Avail. 2/1. Call kitchen prlv., furnished 908-755-3372 Bedroom, avail. Immad Call 906-753-4260. PLUCKMEN/BEDMIN- CALLXOLDWELL BANKER STER— lovaly laka slda NEW BRUNSWICK- fa- unfurnished 3 rm apt. lor male wanted, $295 plus prof, woman or couple. one firth utlls. W/D, dose SCHLOTTK lCALiX)KS Nawly refurbished. Exc. to all tramp , Avail. cond. includes laka privi- Immsd. 248-3078 leges. $750/mo Inclusive PEAPACK- Furn. home Of utlla, 908-658-411B 6- CLARK CRANFORD to share. Profasalonal Overltzcd New Engftind Cupc in need of Huge Bl-Lcvel feitvrcp 5 bedroomi, 2 h«Ihl. 9:30. Hats, rag. 3/1/93 woman will share homa TLC. Tom o( poiemlal! Urge property in second kitchen, can be separate apartment 2 ROSELLE- 3 rms, nawly mo. to mo. with profes- deiirible location. Home ii lu be sold ai \n car laraye. Nice area un cul-do-Rac. Great WltTFWLO sional woman SBOO/mo condition. Coll for details tof cnildr— RESTORED COUNTRY COLONIAL decor., heat & hoi water, CLK3OJ9 t ona business women plus half utll. Call 908- CLK SOW - ..u»,aia PRIVATE SETTING Completely renovated, 7 rooms, 2 baths, carriage- pref., no pels, secur. A 234-1958 Immaculate colonial split In prestlgous brlghtwood play house & antique outhouse, 29' living room, 18' EDISON section. Won't last long. Call your realtor today. Call rsf. $580 call 245-0300 PI $C AT A WAY- Co-op, CLARK Exec home facing t4lh f*y. of mcl golf master bedroom. Call 654-7777. $129,000. (WF- 2 Bfl, pool, seeking re- A must. see. Charming 4 hcdrmim Colonial ctiurie. Under|round tprinkler lyt, buriuUr 654-7777. $264,500. (WF-3741), 3767). ROSELLE— Elmora. 1 C*pc. Features large new kitchen, with hard- BR garden apt. On sight sponslble, neat non- olorm. central air, central vac, deck. Bull I In smoker, M/F, S400/mO. wcM>d Moor, deck of large family mom. for- HUQ prop Undicaped, private hick yard. prkg. $510/mo. Heat A mal dining rtxim. XVi hath-, und much more Owner traniferedL Make offer! HWII Incln . Super, 245-8964 Incl. utll. Call John 908- CUC4nf.. 1174*00 302-0576 Avail March 1st CLK 5*31 .«..-.«.»*.*«*.« »• WTt.ttl SO. BOUND BHOOK- SOMERBET/SO. BOUNO CLARK EDISON 3 rma., near ri. 287, nlca Cuimm built Colonial & bedroomi, eat-In araa, parking, treat, util. BROOK— M/F, Ig. room, 2 bedroom colonial on W i iA5 Im with car in kJlchen fornrnJ iJinini ronm and 2 iinrage klichen, fnrmni dinini room, living room, Inc., $609. 9OB-647-7089. hit. prlv. MOO/mo. Call family room, 3rt bathi, jacuul Intercom iyi- 908-356-8927 buildinf, behind Kumprschtml. cue 4Wi U4f ,ne (cm nffen many amenltiei. Zoned profct- SOMERSET- Female smnol. Call for detail*. saeks same to share 2 ci,K sau sto.ess * BROOKSIDE BR. must like pets, $550/ CLARK mon. i 1/2 ulll.21-1-1258 4 hcilroom, 2V) bnlh Cnlnniol feniuiltg new GARWOOD eal-in-kilthen, formal lining room, tctitfil Ciiiiom brick tnd none ranch in mint c»ndf- {GARDEN APTS.J air condillonlng and gurigc in Drcxrl Hill TIOII. Park-like Kiting and lindleaped loi. 3 arcu herirnorrti. 2 bill hi, living rtiomr fcirmnl dining J Somervllln, NJ J AvVsYffia In CLK 4*41 „.„ UWOfl ronm, and cntWn kitchen. Call for more de< 'Bill! *• 1 Bedroom Ranlal * CRANFORD CLK 9010 • %1$9,W A Starling Al * • 3 beilro*]fn TrJ-Levcl Snfil, full basement, Bit-, ROSELLE PARK he at, family room utul Httuchcd gurtigi: plus I PLAINS J$650 per month j; 9490 large lot MTKI31 Make un oner n^kiitij Mnve-in condiiinn. New kitchen with di*h- Wmntod to Slfi^'XM). wathcr and new iinve. Fornut dining room, CRANFORD J 2 Bedroom Ranlal * CLK 4MI ...... ,„, , lld4,W0 living rnrnn with nice cmrariLe hnllnrtd 2 PARK-LIKE SETTING hrilriximi. PI til I cur gnrafe, Thl« is a dream Custom built 4 Br, 2 Ffl sprawling split situated on * Starting Al * hi)ii«! EXTRA ORDINARY CAPE NOTICE: All WANTED CLK JOOS „.. ..1U9.M0 park-like grounds. 3 zone-gas heat, sap. central air. 4 Or, 2V* bath col, cape w/flrsplaco, CAC. LR. FDR, CRANFORD Near Tsmaques Park. Call 634-7777. S299.900. (WF- }$723 per month J TO RENT advertise- Magnlflccnr 8 room Spill reuniting .1 beu- large EIK and lovely end. porch. Great northBlde rottmi, formal tfinlna room, living rtinm with SCOTCH PIAINS 3880). location. Call 8S4-7777. S21S.000. (WF-3BB5). J Includw Meal a Hot W«e» "* ments are PAYABLE IN fircplncr, ffttl.in-kilinL-n. 2^ hHths 2 t;ir j^ji- Imrnoculmi: rmivcin cfluu...nn family home ADVANCE by caah, rngc, CA anil .10 fiv.t ret riMim wnli Ilic- loL'atinn near Tamaquci Park, pretty yard. X -wafting dtolance ol sehoois.)! • chock, VISA or Master Mull ice! Call far details. if ihD«*«. ItansporetlOR % . CI.K 5016 11J9.0OO C-I.K SOU I2O4.HO Card. For a quota on hiep» coat, ptoaaa call OMeeloea«ad aft 1-800-559-9495. Welchert Realtor® Weichert 8Lmar CLARK OFFICE Westfield Office Hour Un-rd.1 AMI • 185 Elm St. Jf, SO. PLAINFieLO- 1 or 777 Rarltan Rd. 2 BR apt. for non amok- (Cormr or MatHun Hill Hal) Westfield, NJ. 725-2909 Ing widow, excel, refs., SCHLOTT 01 Independent Nationally 654-7777 J leave mag 908-661-2264 382-3200 REALTORS- A Union County Forbes Newspaper January 28,1993 Classifieds B-7 Central Nf>s #1 Source For Meeting People

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ATTRACTIVE OWF, a 27, 610 160 lbs, I'M ItlADV- Tired of SSM— 36, 5'10" 210 Ib., young St. I love to work- Handsome, brown hair, SWOP 47 B'4 120LBS, $Wf>- Young 34, brown MM- Si A' 4.110 lbs, I— handsome, strv VERY HIETTY DJ*- 48, shallow relationships and man with good Job, good non-smoker, non drinker hair ft syss, loves Ho* M*a.JaaAa0 !*•• asaWiaftljBiM m»4Mk*kar letie, successful, w*n- S'8", slim, green eyes, out, dine-out, Mea mrtrta. blue eyes, doesn't drink gamee, would rather rUipni In sWswrJsTeJ sWITKIsN ^ShM^nM^aM ABBK ^B^ua^Bio sssSkO^attiMatMAMSs^assAa^ heart, good build, good (Just socially I love a mantle evenings, red car- educated, stable, sin- dark hair. Successful or amok*. I work nights write an ad than stand on glass Dem ferlgnon) fl- Many a dragon have I 60 plus it Mrf tf Ftrbes pwye, movioo, pavvoifjoio but have mornings A morals and weak In the nations, sctrese A former cere. Enjoys spoils, out- ayuimtuyiei, * crniQasn In sports, dancing, SO- Ijnj. to get Into a bar. knsss for romance, In nanellly secure, good dancer, now wheelchair * * msnii • hksMSkaaWasjB ats\Mtka^ataa ts^at^atkatttiMti atsi^tt^t atak.ai.m.M Newtpaperi Intndmctityni. SO's muaio, IvtnHflCV S weak-ends free, I'm very I stved, seaTyou eeors, ssfinis, gprr, mov* ome, financially secure. It it intended ft uu by SWM, ST^handaoms, tad, search of 2S-35 year old eWnv*v of humor i rontw bound, loves alt types of mam Uu akafcj*u Seeks nonaet eno affectionate. I ftl. athletic, professions!, lea, the arts Vtravsl. sense of humor, caring, people looking for other femil seek an atsraetlve. caring SDBF or Mississippi tie, thoughtful, sociable, muelc especially 70s gandary. my heart un- aociable, flexible, likes people with wb+m tt «• sincere, caring, honest, Mssala type woman for e flexible, nsat, attractive rock, If you sre s SWM, challengsd. You have athletic' 33-tt. who loves IMs, Hsjr TMI> fWMf Mil ured woman 58-49 for son Is seeking a non- A Sell-employed Ac- in great shape, classy of the bar-scene A is now edy, psrk, skiing stc. Obligations. Anything companionship and fun smoking lady who is how lo squtre dance, red bowf Assuming the countant, S. Plalnlleld guy then look no further looking to build a future. goeel Pissse csil sxf 0M.41U willing to be partner package lent too dusty area, w/Teen-aged fm 38, 0'2, 178 lbs. U. please call ext.425a There's something about ISO Iba. erne. Pleaae reply to ext. highly attractive, neat, while you learn. If Inter- (aged 28-38 yrs), could daughter visitation. De- Brn. hair, huel eyes. I'm a man In a uniform that prof., 4S4S bright, conversant, you pleaae maH yourself turns a woman on, Cops, joy_. „s i tpotit, IROVtttt tfefl* shapely, should be nei- ested please call Eat. voted Father, respon- a very stable, clean, fi- SOMM- 43, looking lor SWM. CATHOUC, S4- — Social drinker. 3038 to my sisters doorstep sible, honest, sincere, nancially secure, honest SDWF 30-48. Looking tor Fireman, etc. a big ph non-drlnker, non-smoker, Ing out A tray*. Looking ther Twiggy or Rose- Immediately? Special de- conscientious, methodi- A earing person, I'm one on one relationship, Smokers okay. Plea loSWFSM^hto 30, S'l", ISO k>8., brown anne. Age A religion will livery of course! By the 'lease health conscious seeke hair, attractive profes- not make a difference to cal, structured, no drugs, looking for a very attrac- possible marriage. A call Ext. 3032. honest, open, sincere, sional, seeks WF. for dls- way, you'll know you're social drinker, smoker, tive, Intelligent, charm- woman who likes to be woM MM i oo> me, compatibility will. sttee righ t place if a 39 practicing Catholic ereet relationship, ail Please leave name & »'»", 180 lbs., Greek Her- ing, witty, employed lady spoiled and to spoil her SWF— 34, warm, bright, woman, with similar qual- can ext, 414141 messages answered. year old SWPF with a itage. Enfoye model rail- that likes to be treated man. A non-smoker and slim, attractive, seeks a Itlea Reply ext. 3478. number with any Informa- cute si. If body, an- roading, computers, like one. bet. 254S. I not Into drugs. Sociable 30-40 year old S/0WM • WM- krown hair please call ext.«280 tion you think is pert I- Bmimm Contacts u a new swers the door wearing bowling, hockey, Star enjoy the Shore. Fitness, drinker OK, fids ok, pets who Is sensitive, down- SWM- 22, 5'9", Mack DffOMffl MpaMt flOaMfll lOOet" nent. Box 4361 her long dark hair in a IWFM- College grad. clarification and it p»H of Trek, tigssw puzzles, do- long rides, tine restau- OK. Likes the movlss, to-earth. onk»ya life a is hair, brown eyes, aelf ma. 31, In aearch of fit. Mi, 0', financially secure, Forbes Newspapers' Intro- pony tall, A bunny slip- it-yourself protects, funny rants A romantic eve- dining out, shore, or Just looking for someone employed, stable, great SP, Co* exL 414* WINNERS ONLY: Youth- pers on her feet (lust kid- enloye outdoor/Indoor ful 40-something BF, 5' duction. It u intended for movies, board games, nings et home A of being home with s good special for friendship, sense ot humor. Interests ^ •MBsjvftveiBBj own#fi aetlvrtiaa; mountain bik- dlngl). PS her address is aVsiaasalaBaa- mshMamkaaam MutmAm 1 ", Intelligent, person- «'« h fWh '?«*•>» for the beach, amusement course getting married. movie A dencing. No dating A a possible long- includs: music, movies, ing, camping, running. ext. 41U I'm a 1 woman man, I head games, no bsrblss. sports, weekend gets- »., mMi BTWUTI ngnr able, attractive with good otbtr peopU mtb whom to parks, friends, family, A term relationship. Ptesse tennis, volley ball, com- figure. Enjoy good con- ditcuts burinett. For mort coxy evenings at home, don't believe hi cheating, Please call ext. 430*. call Ext. 430S. ways. In search of IwF, A eyes. Seeking Mk* or edy clubs/concert hells, information please call 1- - 3B, a'i", Med. ISO a LTR w/a secure using or abusing my 11-24, non-smoker with lass thirties, for oompan- versation, theatre, read- lady. Serious Inquiries efmilar interests. Plesss musical tss'ss; post ing, walking, quiet time*. 800-SSf-94ff. build, educated, secure, SWF/DWF 37-47 w/either tonshlp Hading to pos- modem to classical. Also Highly principled, con- a good sense of humor, no kids or 1 daughter no only. Please call Ext. reply to Ext. 3324. siMe long term retation- snjoys drawings, paint- younger than to, A who 3038. kl temporery with old- would like to meet •# Adv0til9» In ttw _ I- 24, looking for - - Days or Ings A vlaWna art galler- fashioned values, looking HIW •* vBjnng Is slim w/average or bet- ies. Seeking SWF, 19-35 ter looks. Must not be SWF, 22-20 yr. old, I • CSJM for male with similar In- down to eert enjoy movies, dancing, with same or like inter- terests for friendship A caNea1.4M4 efrald of commitment, • BONUS BLACK A sets. Reply Ext. 3320 wants a 60/50 monoga- quiet evenings at home, WHITf— singles, write possible LTR, Drug-free, Exercise Pattntrt it put of DITTO HUD- SWCM, mous relationship, A looking for friendship, P.O. Boa 7714, North race urtimp. Ext. 4311. Forbes Newspapers' Intro- 33. 6-, ISO, never mar- would ba receptive to possibly more, plesse WM- Early 40's, seeks ductions It II intended for ried, non-smoker, tradi- moving Into my house. Gregory Mines call ext. 4383 WF, 3040 years old for discreet, daytime or late Hit by people looking for tional conservative re- You get out of a relation- •WM- 20, S'O, 178, other people with whom to publican vehiea, college ship what you put Into it. JnmeCfmMMf night encounters. Plesse AdVertrieto Urn ClmmmH brown heir A eyes, col- call Extension 4316. exercis" or play sports. For grad.. prof. Seeke poifil- Uf* Is too short to live It lege educated, athletic more information pirate cally incorrect S/OWCF atone. Let's give from the Concert Tickets Winner! build. I enjoy live music, call IS0O-ff9-949S. 2t-3l, w/iimllar back- heart, live long A prosper round for long term rela- together. Please call dining out ft staying tionship the way It ought exi42«2 home with good friends. MffT to be. Please call ext. The following person placed a FREE I am always open to new 431S experiences A enjoy new DWM- BO, 5- 10 Introductions ad and won a pair of tickets to ehslkMiges. I am looking # IfOMsjfoMS Bwr^ *e, preny OHMQO, physical A emotional for S/DWF 19-25. who Is petite S'3, sparkling lady between the ages of see stage and screen star Gregory Hines truthful, sincere A loves eyes, friendly smile w/e 43 A S3, looking for life. I know you're out CRIMAOI •LAYIM- vlbrance tor lite. In some one who likes din- jjjive hts one-night benefit concert at the there so call ext. 4t48 We're looking for crib- search of Prol. Male for Ing out, movies, out- bage playera iniereited love A laughter who en- doors, quiet evenings at George Street Playhouse on May 8th. SWM- 20, 8' 10, straw- in forming e group to |oya. dining out. traveling home, someone who berry blond hair, medium promote regularly A social entertainment. likes to ride or be a eo- build, enjoya the snore, ulad games In thePlease caH eat 413S rider on a Ooldwing mo- midnight walks on the Brldgewater/8omorvllte toreycls to tour the Unit- Congratulations to our lucky winner I beach, NYC, dining out A area. Call »rt. 4237 OJM 49. OOOO LOOK- ed States this summer, (sjuivt •v#oinQs st noun MM,- professional, pos- or lust to ride on week- reading a good book. I Game Player* & Hobbyist) itive, fit, romantic, diver- ende. Looking for a per- consider myself romantic it part ofForbes NWIM- sified Interests ISO •/ manent relationship. A down lo earth. I'm A » W up to 41, petKe at- looking for a SWF, 11-30. Is all you pay to sell your car, ^^W*| ^ftOft^htt^^^h OBK^& A^^U^A fV JfWWfftl friendship relationship _ I- 8ft. It, 175 lbs., qualities A Interestsee . truck, jeep or van tn tha area's m to pioy garnet can t»t 43«o brown hair, green eyee, Please calll oat. 4143 enjoy Hobbies. For more mustache, handsome, hottest, wheel-dealing marketplace. lion Pirate call I OOUSU FUN- we are 2 trim and athletic. Suc- •WM- at. r brn. hair, blonde, bubbly, blue cessful college graduate blue eyes, hardworking, eyed, bodacious. SWPP. in eeerch ot an attractive honest A in good shape. 5tt. 4, age M. A Sft.5, SVDWC PF, 30-40, Sit. 7 Sometimes shy and You can't miss I If you don't sell age 42. wim, tun kwlng A or taller, physically fit, Other limes a little off the your vehicle In. 2 weeks, we'll run devilish yet honest A sin- must have equestrian wall. I enjoy travel, cere- Sft.4 enjoya th* of Somerville beach, surfing, skiing A ability and enjoy selling. it for two more weeks for beaches out door sports, Non s^noksr omy for ^^o- enowboarding, riding my travel, working out, spon- nogamous relationship. motorcycle A dining out. vrling taneoue adyenturee, ro- Morris County area. Call I love a coiy night in or a ?~Af>arl of Forbes Nttvtpaprrs'vTleVlCtr Wftn#iOfl m OlfWlQ 0X1.4357 night out partying A ^Introductions. It it in- A tots of TLC. 5ft 5 en- dancing. Looking for a *ktended for ate by people leys get away long week- DWM- H.S. A College thin, attractive SWF who ^Cloaking for other people ends, cooking, sports teacher w/no major hang shares some of my inter- Mwitb whom to travel, for cars, exercising, ro- ups or problems. 5' 10" Look for another winner in next ests A maybe has some Cmorr information pilose mance, Intimacy, Dhotog- 14$ lbs,, 40a, blond hair different ones to shsre $20 buys you 4 lines. Add Veal! t-S0O'SS9-949S. rsphv A more. ISO. 00/ A blue eyes, attractive, as well, hopefully leading SWPM age 33-*a. Must trim A athletic. Ivy educ., week's issue of Forbes Classifieds. to a long term relation- additional lines for only $1.15 be tall. physJcarty fit. In- good disposition A sense ship. Plesse cell Ext. 1010 leHigem, very handsome. of humor. Wants to shsre 4131. each. To advertise, call... neat, adventurous with life's ups A downs with Imaginative sense ot hu- S/OWF, attractive A slim, "Introductions" is not just for singles! SWM- 20, 6', sandy mour. Sensitive, caring, for companionship A brown hair, slim, photog- VR OLD- SWEM, honest, romantic A emo- possible long term rele- rapher, athletic, lovea iklnny. S'8 non-smoker/ tionally A tlnanellty se- ilonshlp. Smoker OK. outdoors, bluss music, drinker Intrastt are danc- cure. Looking for LTft. Call ext. M21. creative - never bored I ng, dining, going out a Give us e call Sfl4 or Call 1-800-559-9495 to place Qood sens* of humor, 1^00-559-9495 uvlng fun, seeking SWf Stt.S call ext.436S BUROPBAN 8JM- 32 sincere A honest, looking J5-35 with ilmlllar intar- affectionate, honest, ro- to share with woman, 27- ists. Pleaie call ext. mantic, and good looking your "Introductions" ad. 31, who Is down-to-earth, honest, monogamous, Forbes Newspapers 1137 LOOKMtOHXt seeks SJF 24-32 with A nimii/iii m (mill me A. A VOUftMAMS? similar qualltlss for non-materialistic A lovss at-24-lt, blond* hair, YouVe aatHng lasting refsllonshlp. con- MARMAafJ MINDBOT SOWM- 00, profes- SWF- 36, down to earth, th* simple things In life. blub i es A •IMPL•IMPLY tact 4302 Went e eMWT I want a sional, very active, fit, A beautiful, wavey, light Please call Ext. 4312. ... NOW that wife: Let's make a financially stable. An av- brown, shoulder length I'l have your attention, let QBNBROUS SOWM- deal...Hardworking SWM, erage man- no drinking hair and brown eyes. 5' SWM- 29, sick of the • line tell you about MY- It i% the policy of thit metur* executive, dislln 20, very HI, 0' +, very or drugs, but I smoke, 0", Isrger frame but not bar scene, has old- • «EL«: I'm B'5. 33, pretty. newtptper not to pmblith gushed looking, S'10", Intelligent, suave looking, looking tor SWF. slim. obese, a smoker, attrac- fashioned vslues, likes • witty A somewhat obnox- any pertonal adveliirment ISSIbs, University Or ad., Prof, needs mousy Coun- 20-43, nsedlng a nice tive, likes cooking, stay- the beech, loves animals, *loue (my brother wrote that may be overtly texital, greenish/blue eyes, gray- try Qlfi, Corporate Lady, start in life who like* to ing horns for s quiet fishing, movies, romantic 4 the last part). I like else- iiifgestivt and/or offensive ding at the temples, likes or In-between, 19-29 or be spoiled and knows evening w/a movie or dinners or quiet nights st to iht general public. This 50s rock, theater, giants, so, to share walks, mov- how to spoil In return. home. Seeking S or • blc rock, Broadway, mov- service it intended solely o I ng out. Works • les, batketbaJI A dining flea markets, bloomles, lss, dinnar, cuddling, Must be level headed, iff.hours but kind of a DWF, between the ages for pertonal advertisements kide, dogs, occasional beach, love (a business like sports, cars, dining S of 24-35, with ssme Inter- + fcui. Thl« OWF la looking for tingles who would like night owl. Looking for a I For a S/DWM prof., 30-35, happy hour, HIS, drug together?! Sacrificing for out, quiet eves. Sense OT sincere, honest. S/DWM. ests for friendship and to establish a relationship free, looking for attrac- Bountiful life. Ext. 3K0. humor* must! Ext. 4014. possible relationship. I lor friendship or??? I live with ether tingles. kida ok, 30-45 who 11n NYC & unless you II** tive W/F, warm, playful, knows how to treat a Plesse call ext. 4243 • Jo travol, I preiar you ti- affectionate, sensitive, A MEET A CHALLENOJE- IJF- 27, 5'5. slim, en- lady, S' 10" and over, av- DWP- 42. 5'. 3", very reeling, to ehare all the SWM, 21, 5' 3, darkish Joys walking, golf, tennis, erage or aolid larger SWM— 30. 100% Irish/ 11her w irk In, or live near thin, Intelligent, alncere, Amer. This military/cor- . MY. Plt-n»* call Ext. 414S. things we like, plesse blond hair, blus syes, I dining A being with that frame, who wants a one honest, caring, with call ext.4261 like the beech, cuddling, Special Someone. Seeks on on* relationship. No porate type wishes to I AFFECTIONATE— White sense ol humor, enjoys listening to all music ex- SJM for serious relation- head games please, only meet a soulmate who is dining out, traveling, QWM-31 yrs. old, S'11. cept country, the movies, Interested In career, - Female 51. very pretty. 5' sports, movies 4 music - ship. Please call Ext. serious minded callers • 13, shapely and educated. 155 lbs., brn. half/eyes. talking A bowling. ISO a 3024 need call- ext 3806. schooling, travel, skiing, anything with th* right Somerville area. Enjoy special someone A or running, the Beach, the *6eeks WM. I am starch- person, Don't smoke or * ng for a discreet sensl- romantic times, Antiques, companion SWF 10-25. SJM- 29. 5', 7", long Mts., painful workouta, drink. Please call Ext. long walks to the city, who would like to teach SWF- 6'6" 27, medical family get-togsthsrs A ive male for friend and 4303. curly brown hair. I en|oy Ifcompanlon. It you would lookingtor possibl e rela- A or learn hobbles A In- variety such aa exerciae, student seeks Intelligent morel I urn 6 185 lbs., tionship. Looking for terests A to share the Joy cooking, dining out, vol- SWM, practicing Catho- brn. halr/eyss A maintain • Ike an honest and caring — I'm vary slender, lic, N/S, 20-34. Enjoys a muscular frame high- Something »felatlonshlp built on run- 38, 5 4 110 lbs. Jet black someone 10-31. Please A mysteries of lite to- unteer work A travel. I hual respect pleaae call hair. I'm looking for a call ext. 3033. gather. Call ext. 4144 am a kind-hearted per- old fashioned, honest to lighted by a handsome , 4244. No smokers, drugs professional with a good son In search of a kind- goodness tun, Trivial appearance. The lady HANDSOME SWM- 35, ONE OF THC FEW HON- hearted lady for a seri- Pursuit, sports, camping that I aeek must possess ' or alcohol users. sense of humor, good 5', 0", brown hair, blue EST, SINCERE SWM'S A Broadway. Needs th* same qualities A In- to sell values, and sincere. I ous relationship. Please ARE YOU A MAM grown have 2 children. I want a eyes, physically til, great LEFTI I'm 27, Almoat can Extension 4313. strong sense of humor, terests. Please call Ext. wiser through Mle'a Twists one on one relationship, amlle A personality, look- Southern, and a lot of Integrity, romance A fam- 3034. & turns, looking lo truly dinner, dancing, home Ing for cute SWF who Is fun. I enjoy motorcycle SJM- 30, 5 8, athletic, ily values to build life Auto? Boat? Home? lharo w /someone- cooking. No drugs, drink- fun A open-minded for rides, moviae, long ro- educated A sincere. En- time marriage w/chlldren. SWM— 32, 8'1", 190 openness & honesty, ers or smokers. Please exciting relationship. mantic walks, or quiet Joys movlss. music, Anyone Interested In any- lbs., brown hair, green Antiques? Garage Sale? playfulness & affection. call ext. 4249 Pleas* call Ext. 4310. evenings at home. I'm sports, travel, working thing elae, please do not eyes. Attractive, college oing 4 doing A just looking for a SWF who out. Seeking attractive, respond. Thank you. educated profeasio-.al, Or is it a service like HI QMLSI- We are 2 shares the eama Inter- Pleaae call ext. 4247 with a aenae of humor, A gelng, sharing Imagina- OWP— Very young 44, down to earth, SWPM, slim SJF, 20-34, for pos- tion & curiosity, learning blonds hair, gre*n eyes, ests and values sa I do. sible long-term relation- a variety of Interests Painting? Plumbing? aged 27, who would like Ags not s factorl Please SWF- Professional 36, seeks a pretty SF, 25-35, from each other... Bright, shapely, attractive pro- to mast 2 SWPF (23-27) respond ext. 4064. Ship. Csll Ext, 4317. for friendship A eventu- Odd jobs? Cabinet work? well-educated profes- fessional N/S, non drug for conversation, Irlend- S'3, blonde hair, green sional woman, B'2, 106, user ft very light drinker. SLENDER, SEXY, SPIR- eyes, I live Near New ally relationship. Must be ship or possibly more, SWF- blonde, Brunswick, I'm reliable, flexible a willing to build Whatever you have to sell previously married, qulle I love music A dancing We are both active, enjoy green eyes, educated ITED, •PONTANEOUS- a relationship based on pretty...looking tor kin- the night away, fashion, sports, movlss, going and energetic. Seeking Sft. 5 In. WWF, with a loyal, self-aware, easy dred splrlt/partnar/lrlend sport cars, movies, con- winning smile that will going A open minded & trust A mutual respect, we can help you sell it faster out, A having fun. Please attractive professions!, S7 a light smoker. I Ilka pleas* respond tor futher 3B-55 lo share peak certs, good conversation, call ext. 4092 DWM (sge 47-56) to light up your life, seeks details ext.4277 limes & mundane; a man dining out, fireplaces, share huge, mutual Inter- 50 plus gentleman who reading, learning, sight- Call 1.800-559-9495 who values creativity, hugs, kisses, holding loves to dance, romance seeing, dining out, mov- If you're e tall, fit, se- ests and qulst times, In a ies, dancing. Music 4 «rt WELL, ANOTHER VIA* and place a classified ad BonsHWlly, kindness & hands A most of all old cure, ed. men ef Integ- long term relationship, if and have lota of fun. HAS COME TO A family. Love nature's fashioned romance. Your my kind of guy ... & romantic evenings. rity, 55 + , who Is bright, you ars warm and loving Looking tor SWM 29-38, CLOSE- and this SWM, boauty, hiking, exploring Looking for deflnately warm, ssnslllvs. loves life please call. Middlesex lets connect. Call 4359. 28. Is tired of being unat- for so little, you'll never new places & Ideas, good looking executive who Is attractive, open Inc. the arts, travel, danc- County. Contact 4363 minded, Intelligent, emo- tached and alone. I have dancing, photography, type professional DWM ing, skiing, tennis, the SWF— 42, mother of 2 vowed to make 1993 my sell anything without it rnovios. being horns, 37-47 who Is lit A trim • Infanta, looking for tall tionally stable, happy, outdoors, lakes and tha StP-36, S'S, H7lba, In- easygoing, playful, good year to find a soul mste lime w'frlends. II non- good dresser non smok- ses-l think you'd like me, dependent, no children, (••ppox. 6 ft.) semi- and finish my atory. I'm again. No question about it. smoker, trim, pleaae tell er & non drug user, must overweight SWM. to self esteem 4 a good I'm a DWF, 6' 6", trim, race unimportant. I like sense of humor are im- not a picky person but, I me flboul yourself In be healthy S hsve ssme prassntable and protesa. reading, dancing, travel- enfoy eacn other, dieting, DO NOT like hsad games some detail. Plsaae call Interests as mine, and movies, A other things portant. If you are Inter- My children are on their ling, Looking for In- ested In the same & and or giving a relationship Forbes Ncw.ipnpors Ext. 3945. looking for a committed own. Cell-maybe we can dependent single male torty something does, my all and getting NOTH- one on one very serious must be educated, em- want a possible relation- make each other smlle- 30-46, financially secure. ship pleaae call exl. 4149 ING In relurnl. Let's talk SLIM VEBY CUTE relationship leading to ext. 3234. Please call ext. 4314 ployed, w/nlco personal- and see, If we can write 6WF- 34 who works out marriage. If you feel you ty, Drug/alcohol FREEH our own ending to this & enjoys ouldoors h ro- are what I am looking for Not alrald of commit- very confusing atory en- mantic weekonds In give me a call. Only seri- ment, If this sounds AoVertfee titled, "THE UPS AND search or S/DWM 30-36, ous apply. Please call Advertise good to you than call DOWNS OF DATING" with similar Interest!. ext, 4136 ext.4274 In ttf Clittltlod! Ploaas call exl. 4142 In the Classified! Please call ext. 4139 A Forbes Newspaper B-8 January 28,1993

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Asking $8000 that an ad m IN* local A TOP CASH PAID Vr 906-493-2022 day*, the request will be posit Immed. to hold res- worn, wnlta w/paarls, 906-234-2071 $>S Bed king site I1.ST44 NUMBERS. Write for ervation. CaN liana paper also goaa Into 16 epread, hand appllqued info.: A4M Computer granted, This prayer tOS-Ma-1407 make ©Bar, 90S-271-42M other local papers? MATCHMAKER must ba published after C Reach ovar 400,000 with drapae, dk. brown, CHILDREN B TOYS- INTERNATIONAL- The Helper, PO Box 928,the favor ia granted. P.V. $128. 2 floral picture* Pl6yttou66f activity gym, Bound Brook, NJ 08805. ft lovataat, twauya, 3 reader* with one caHl REPRSUNTATrVES largest & most selective 1 wood carved. $7$. Twin and Ml. eat, any brand. personal Introduction PRAYER TO THE eond, 1*60 tor rt aM. SOS- quilted bedspread with 8S6-7M7 or 722-3173 Com* and experience, service In the nation. For E.A.C., LICENSED 228-S3S4 tot* pHtowa, peach $78. the Shake-A-Pew differ- ADOPTION AQINCY SLESSCO VIROIN- ORUM MT- 9 pe. Tame PISMNQ TACKLB- col- tree Into. 908-218-9090 w/Mgh hat, only 2 mo, 2 twin cotton quill*. $10 ence at New Jer**y'a SEMINAR- Feb. 13,(Never known to fail). UNIQUE GIFT UtZVBOV RBCUNER- aa. Sm. elect, snow blow- lector want* to buy OLD. moat beautiful puppV Oh, moat beautiful (lower $5$. Traditional Sola old. $600. Can $06-754- PATD'S PARTIES 1993, Newark, NJ. East- IDEAS FOR SAVCUPTOSt%OPP er, $50. Please call altar rodo* reefs, Itffaa, cats* •tor*. Bullet, Dessert, Coffee. ern European, China, of Mt. Carmel, fruitful $126: Sear* Horn* $161 5 pm 966-7449 toga. 233-1694 «flf 9PM Reservations limited. Guatemalan adoption vine aplendor of Heaven, on LenoK glftware, Chamlcal F**d Pump Bleated Mother of the VALENTINE'S Lladro, David Winter, ELECTRIC BRYER- * All puppies are A.K.D: Jan. 30th, 8,00 PM procedures. Children are Syatam $78.358-6579 Hot-Foim, for sale $150, registered and selected 9O8-722S2M immediately in need of •on of God, Immaculate Norman Rockwell moal- AUBTkltUTAIIY ITEMS, Virgin, assist m* In my DAYI cat and many figurines, SOM ft LOVE SEAT- will deliver, SO6-424-1921 CMMRAS- NJ ftFed -for breed conformity and adoptive homes. (216) temperament. 582-3900 necessity. Oh, Star of the Swarovaky crystal, Hum- nautral ton* $300 ft king ENCORE OUAUTY CON- •MJMW IRv VMfWivv 193 eral llcaneed. Top cash 1030 Ssa. help ma and show LISA, PSYCHIC mel and much moral sli* platform bad $160 SIONMENTS- Clothing. paid. House caHe mad*. tost* Found IN SEARCH OF- a W/B/ me, herein you are my CONSULTANT $01-621-SSM caH 90S-665-3677 lewelry, fur*, antlqu**. MRS. F.M. SHERLOCK I $11-4949 * Pupple* are socialized F, 25-45 yr.s old, average mother. Oh, Holy Mary, collMtlblaa, home fur* CRANPORO in open cases...no glasf Mother of Qoet, Queen of SPRINGFIELD, NJ SOFA- Blua ft whit*, 7 WON PRtCU PAIO- for walls her*!! This insures BERNARDS TWP- long looking, not heavy, who'* mo*, old, $300. 2-drawer nt*hlr>gs. 123 Claramont quaaly poeicarda, aheet proper development for a not afraid to show affec- Heaven and Earth! I Spaclalixlng In Reading Road, Barnardtvuia. T-F hair black male cat wear- humbly beaeech you Tarot Card* and Crystal. Dla cabinet $28. Calt S06- 1 mualc, old toy*, baaeball happy, well adjusted, lov- ing red collar: male black tion, & who wants to be 2164697. 104, Thur*. S, Sat 104 Hem*, camera*, military, ing pet. treated like a lady from the bottom of my 906-768-7760 SI & while English Cocker; should. By a prof. W/M, heart to succor me In thla WE WILL GIVE YOU AD- Fart typewriters, TVs, WorldH BRANCHBURQ- Ig, 44 yr.s old, who Is nscesslty. There ara VICE ON ALL YOUR COMPUTER- 3SSSX, 25 Fair, fountain pens. * Famou* Shake-A-Pawt grey & white male cat w/ 2U0 FREE— youreelf from PMa** call 272-6777. Lifetime Health Guaran- healthy A disease free, none that can withstand PROBLEMS, DON'T BE MHz, 108 Ml HD, 2 flop costly heating bill*. flea collar; female black for a friend A relation- your powar. Oh, show CONFUSEDtl ONE VI8IT drvs., 81/4, 31/2, 2 M OLDER SOOA, QUM ft tee Include* (fee shot*; lab mix snoopy; HILLS- me herein you are my RAM, VGA color monitor. Fll$)l Oil 76* par ga: fecal exam and lifetime BOROUGH- grey, bull ship, flex, a will be dis- WILL ENLIGHTEN YOUR WOLPF TANNINO VBNOINQ MACHINES, creet, please respond to mother. Oh Mary, con- LIFE. Software Incl, $$78. Call COD. 180 gal. minimum Juke boxes. Arcade obedience training. & white female cat: fe- ceived without sin, pray NOTICE: Ml OARAGE ••OS- Naw male brown tabby w/ PO BOX 104, 1626 B* anarglzad by your 908-548-1579. delivery. Wa have service commercial-home unite gam**, Neon algn* ft RM30, Lions Plaza, N. for us who have recourse SALES advartlaamanta Clock*, Lionel trains, Bring the whole family. black down back; white to the* (3x). Holy Mother, own crystal. COMPUTER- IBM COM- an PAYABLE IN AD- 986-4001 from $196.00 Lamps- 14 Route 22 WeatT mala Sptlz mix w/tan Brunswick, NJ, 08902 M1-27S-0144 PATIBLE $299. Wa repair lotlona-accesaorlas. Hete truck*, pedal cars, I place this cause in your VANCE by cash, Prices subject to changel toye, watchee. Wanted Qreenbrook, NJ 0B812 ears; METUCHEN- grey # # * * hands <3x). Holy Spirit, Available for Banquets computer* a. printers, We Monthly payment* tow a* (50 yards wast of Rock orange & white older fe- and Partlea buy computer* A print- ehack, VISA or Matter HAMMOND SOUNOBR $18. Call today Mil by collector. 906-998- LOOKING FOR REPTILE you who solve all prob- ORQ.AN- with bench, 3716 8leven wkdaya only Ave.) male kitten; grey A white lems, light all roads so er*, monitors, drives a Cafd. For s quota on NEW Color catalog 1- altered male cat: male TOLERANT PERSON- board. 906-464-7496 •ong book*, good cond.. 800-402-9197 908-968-2522 w/a solarium where I can that I can attain my goal. MASSAGE cost, plaata call $128. 908-526-1047 ORIENTAL RUOS- Old Mon-Sat 11-9, Sun 11-4 black & tan Shepherd You who gave me the di- or uaed. Any slie, color Doberman mix: Somerset exercise 3 large snakes 1 hr-$45»Vjhr-$3O 1.S0O-559-9406 $50.00 off any puppy on weekends. Please call vine gift to forgive and Edison Health Club • • • and condition. Top Cash with this ad. Not to be Humane Society, Rt. 22 241 -4282 eves. forget all evil against me ••RNARDSVILLE- 133 price. Prompt a*rvlc*. combined with any other No. Branch 908-526-3330 * * * * and that In all instances Rt.l & Old Post Rd. Claramont Raad, Almost 201-42£$429 . offer. Expire* 2/14/93 In my life you are with Call Carta »'A*>stlM new- Clothing, Jewelry, HEALTH CLUB FOUND- Cute Calico fe- NORWEOIAN BOY 17— me, I want In thla short Fun, Accessories. Fin* POST CARDS- Toys, DOO OBEDIENCE male, white chest, ap- anxiously awaiting host prayer to thank you for tO8-821>O0S* FIREWOOD- Split quality horn* furnishings, MEMBERSHIPS Qarnes, Train*, Banks, Group Lessons In Clark prox. G mos.-iyr. old. family. Enjoys sports, mixed hardwood, full B DSSKt- w/retum* ft Sheet Mualc, Political, or Somerville. Private Be- all things as you confirm antiques, collectible*, chairs, 2 room divider* Swoel personality. Found music. Other Scandina- once again that I never pick up-$95; cord-1125. 2 from consignments ft se- Disney, Worlde Fair, havior Counselling In 1/18 In Hlllsborough, vie. vian, European high cords-$220. Delivered Two Jack LaLann* Set! Offer. Call 634-2200 Doll*, Magailne*, etc. want to be separated # * * # lect dealers, Naw ar- Premier Plua Member- Flemlngton (Positive" ol Camden & Kilmer. Call school students arriving from you In eternal glory, 359-3000; 3694576 rlavals-Wedoewood crys- MUST SELL- girl* coun- Call Herb 906-534-5515 methods guaranteed to' Suzanne 908-3S9-8375 August. Call KATHLEEN A MRS. DOROTHY 6 ships, good anywhere. work). S0S-7SS.9672. - Thank you for your PSYCHIC pun WOOD tal, 1940* leather club $870 each new, will take try trench 7pc BR eet, HOLEJt- New & Used. 90B-3B9-3346 or 1-800- mercy toward me and chair*, record*, contem- canopy bed deep* 2, REWARD! SIBLINQ Clean Pallets $4O0 each, $780 for Top $$ paid. Call Paul SUNRISE ACRES- Don mine. The person must Spiritual advisor You Pick Up porary furs. New mer- S13O0/BO. S49-3061 .7111 LOST- Jan. 16. Cat, say this prayer 3 con- chandise daily! both or beat offer. obedience. Private & MAY THE SACRED Advice on all mattera of (908) 469-8177 Pleas* call: group classes. Results long grey & white hair. HEART OF JESUS be secutive daya. Alter 3 Love Health ENCORE QUAUTY Looks almost like a rac- days, the request will be • FIREWOOD* ($06) 367-67$$ TIME tS MONEY! OLD guaranteed. 889-8566 adored, glorified, loved & & Business Spin, Oalhrard CONSIGNMENTS aim coon. Cranford-Roseife preserved throughout the granted. Tnia prayer Specializing In Tarot Dealer co-op space avail, INTRODUCTIONS... WRIST WATCHES, nrea. Call 908-276-4515. must be published after Cards a Crystal read- $130 a cord Tue-F iO-«, Thurs. til 8 A way for people to meet POCKET WATCHES, ft 9OW0 world now & forever. Sa- the favor Is granted. Call 9O$-aos-»12B JEWERLY. CASH PAIDII cred Heart of Jesus pray O.T.V. ings. Call for appt. Sat. 10-5. people, every week In 1040 for us. St. Jude worker of 0OS-3M-4OO4 9O6-766-7T6O your local Forbes naw*- ALL ANTIQUES •WORKING OR NOT* Personate miracles pray for us. St. located In Bound Brook >*p*r. The ad I* free, COLLECTIBLES Call 906-2$7-67$$ OR Jude help of the hope- PRAYER TO THE HOLY CHANFORD- 603 Un- hen on* call does It alll 201-116-40S3 AKITA OOQ less pray for UB. Say this SPIRIT- Holy Spirit, You C*ln Ave., Thurs.-Sat, 1/ 1-S00-SSS-MM •OUOHT prayer 9 times a day, by 28-1/30, 9-5. Antique*, Conalgnment* also 14 mo. old. Excellent HEY POLISH LADY who solve all my prob- Furniture, Tools ft moral Wo don't have a lot of the Bih day your prayer lems, who light all roads KEYBOARD PLAYER accepted. Explore your Advart/ie watch dog, 7O4-aO4O will be answered. It has NEEDED- seeking rock/ option*, Reference*. time together but we so that I can obtain my MANVILLI- 624 So.alternative orientatsd in (ftt Clattlfltct! GIVE SOMEONE A mire do have a lot of love never been known to fall. goals, You who give me KIDZ KLOZCT Main St., 1/30 A 31, 9-5 Thank you St. Jude. APPLIANCES- Refrig- Consignment A Resale keyboard or aynth plsy- SMILE— Somerset Re- together the Divine gift to forgive pm. Moving. Indoor sal*, •r. Call 908-236-0699 gional Animal Shelter has Ksop believing in us. I'm Publication must be & forget all evils against erators, washers, dryers, 30 Thompson St. Rarltan Cloih** toy* gama* b*bY furniture and misc. 1 MMfee) PleL MenaWiain puppies, kittens, dogd with you always and you promised. My prayers me 4 that In all Instances stove*. Reasonable l 1 1 MOVINO- Partial and cats. Adoption rea- have been answered. of my life You are with rate*. All gusranteed. turn, for TOTS to TEENS SOMERVILLE- 11 Ar- Household, Shop con- WIN buy AwMejtUB, Jew- with mo. I lovoyou Baby. + MATERNITY CLOTHES lyrte Or.| (near Prospect elry, QyalRy need Furnl- sonable. Missing a pet? Jimmy D.D.K. me. I want In this shon Call 908-231-1047 tents. Furn., Antiques, Call 725-0308, prayer to thank you for 25 to 60% off many Hams £ Cornell) Jan 29 A 30, Collscllbles, frames, tut* ft CaNaatHNaa. ORIENTAL RUGS DIET MAGIC- Lose up PRAYER TO THE all things & to confirm REFH./FRIEZBR- Impe- 908-231-6677 9-4PM, LR, BH, Kit ftdl - M1>S43-SttS BLESSED VIROIN- rial, 25 Cu. Ft., Ice a books, morel 908-358- Wanted For to 30 lbs. In 30 days for once again that I never natt* fum.; Mahogany 6680, AABACUS ANTIQUES $33 100% natural. •f-BOO- (Never known to fall). want to be separated water maker. Side by dest & Dfl chair*; La, 3100 ZS3-DIET, 24 tire. Earn Oh, most beauillul flower side, $B00. 218-0657 2100 • xec. walnut desk 4 MO VINO- refrla., wash- ANTIQUE BUYINO from You ft even In spite SERVICE $$S while losing weight. of Mt. Carmel, fruitful of all material Illusions I WASHER- $79. Dryer, FhMtoa ohalr; metal offlc* desk ft er, gis dryer-$650 lor all; vine splendor of Heaven, wish to be with you In $66. Stov*. $75. Rafrlg- Ooetfffonw chairs; Lalca Camera; 4 pc. wicker set w/pii- Wa Ara Pwrahaalng AUCTION Blessed Mother ol the eternal glory. Thank You eralor, $170. Can deliver. Merlin tal, ays; Lanlar lowa-1325. 725-4809 Furniture* Paintings son of God, Immaculate Diet, machine. Lot* Oriental Rugs * Statues • To soil to Iho DISSATISFIED- wltn liq- SISTER SUZATi tor Your mercy toward Color console TV $100. NEW NAME BRAND Virgin, assist me In my me a mine. The person PIS call 722-6329. PREI— cut your own morel Rain or shinel Clock* * Toy* * Mirror* highest bidder uid wormers? Ask for READER/ADVISOR necessity. Oh, Star of the must say this prayer for 3 wood. Birch tree you TOY6 DISCOUNTED UP ESTATE LIQUIDATIONS HAPPY JACK TRIVERMI. Sea, help me and show may cut down and tak* MBTUCHBN- 6$3 Naw o $0% OFF HIQULAR • Any slzo CIDE. Gels hooks, Tarol Card Readings consecutive days. After 3 RETAIL- Mon-Sat, Call 606-146-6363 mo, herein you are my days the favor request 2040 away. Ownar must be Durham Rdi Jan 30, 10- • Any condition rounds & tapes In dogs & A Specially moiher. Oh, Holy Mary, will be granted even II It Auction* present. 908-234-1968 3PM, moving aale (In- 10AM4PM, CEA Toys, or 1-B00-t81^ cais. Available O-T-C. At Advice On All Mother of God, Queen of may be difficult. This door) furniture, hh, mlso., Brldgewater Shop. 1355 ALL CARS WANTED • FREE Appraisal feed A hardware stores. Heaven and Earthl I Prince Rodger* Rd., Any car old, new or Problems of Ltle prayer must be pub- humbly beseech you ARE YOU 2190 Brldgswater 7O7-O03B wrecked. 24 Hr, towing > Prompt Service 4000 lished Immediately after 2110 service. 906-297-4637. from the bottom of my the favor Is granted with- PLANNING A SALE? NEW— One pair men* SERVICES 115 North Ave. heart to succor me In this out mentioning the favor, LET FRENCH'S • Fast Cash necessity. There are golf shoe* *z.$, $20, on* ALL LIONEL. IVES, . Cranford*^ only your initials should AUCTION SERVICE pair work shoes 11D, 3 AMERICAN FLYER- CALL; {201) 425-0429 none that can withstand apper at the bottom. PLAN, LAYOUT. * SELL •IDROOM SETS- (2) ir. mini dress shoes and other toy train*. Col- 4020 t?Est. 23 YRS.** your power. Oh, show THANK YOU HOLY SPIR- YOUR SALS 1250 *a. or both $325. ATTSNTION LADIES IV* med.l 10 each. One lector pays hlohest pric- Short Hills • Morrlslown essSewvfcea me herein you are myIT.LN. PROFESSIONALLY Oriental rug $125; verti- •lira Trading Post lined nylon |ack*t es. Call 1-600-464-4671 mother. Oh Mary, con- Quality Consignment* cal* $46; (3)W/W carpels 200 crochetted Items-all msd.HO. Quilted man* or 201-638-2056 908-272-9791 ceived without sin, pray Welcome $100; 2 Blkei $26 *a. a A-1 RESUMES & OTHER for us who have recourse SWEDISH MASSAGE •lias. 1 intlqu* crochat- flannel shirt med.110. PALM READINGS Janet, CMT. Call 908- lall today 908-529-3072 much moral Negotiable, t*d dr»*», MO-12. wo antique flat Irons. TYPINQ/WP SERVICES, to thee (3x). Holy Mother, 234-6433, By appt, only. Fax 908-253-0021 906-603-0093, 8pm-10pm Prof. work. Reason. WFTH AD $10 606-147-4406 our kit. chalra. 726-2631 AoVertli* In Me ClmllMI rates, Palsy: 548-4273 A Forbes Newspaper January 28,1993 Classifieds B-9 4110 41T6 CMWCar* 4UC $$$AVOtO$$S AFT. AND H0UM-- rVo- BANKRUPTCY home, pro acheol activity feaalenal Cleaning b group, braatrfaot, lunch A Expert cleaning at ree- DRUM LSSt-OMB- In CUSTOM SUPCOVU8 NOUBB KBBPBRB- snacke. Agee 2-4 yrt. eonable prloeel Call Draparlea, rwipholatery. h^yEA_CELEBRjTY_ Nanny nurse, nurelng Eat.. over To vra. Rafa. 4)t Ing orummofe. Jasi, Your fabric or ours. For- ANSWER YOUR PHONB Roal# for free eaUmatet aft 8pm Rock, Latm, A Fuakm. AN RIDES oar*, elderly compan- Financial Pltneea of N. j. conv. to Rl. . or more Information. 808- merly at Statnbaeha A Plights leave our own li- 15 hilarious celebrity lone, live in coupiee, driv- 6 W* atoli ArT, HOtfSB. OPPICB level*. Bejiwnare lo Ad- Marine's, 43 yrs. axperl- meisaoet by Emmy Tmpfc.. Call BOB.; CLBANINS)- The vanced In your homo, cenced balloon port In era, a cooks. 24 hr. eer- OBW ence. Senior cttiien disc. Whrtehouse at 0pm dally, Awerd Winning Impree- vice. 7 deye /wfc BXPBRIBNCBD 0JOTH> "CtlAN" PEOPLE 000-753-7014 Shop at home service. slonlet. For Info A demo _ < Cuetomiaed Fox- BR— lo eara tor your Reliable, BortBortdeed L Ine Fraa W. Canter 908-7S746SS. May thru October. One of 201-863-1847. child In nor QuaHbrook CalCll l 4t4ieaee call ewag. Cell Vtkkl at 906- ADVENTURE* the funl "PREB CAKE REOISTBREO ARCHI- flrat Aldcert., RW| Placataway. NJ 08884. collage A university. with 3/wk advanced TECT- NJ, NY A PA, booking." Consultetlon by eppt. PLIABBIM -SMALL 0B0R08 E. PILBPP 0H1VBR— to run arranda •IRTHOAY PARTY EN< only. Resid. new alter, or Bualnaaa cerds,Lei- BU8INBSB OWNERS- SPANISH TUTOR- All or take you to the store, * PUDMNS * lefnood, foeumo, rnenue, JTWC*** Prof* WM IWWBBS- Sat- Certified Practitioner of TBRTAINMENT- For My-Tee-Flne Ctownln odd. Cell 90S-494-9369. urday or Sunday, owr PLBASBin Taxation. Financial A In- levels, conv./readlng/ doctors, etc. Please call childrsn (4 A up). Fun Feee Reasonable. brochuree, newslettera, at amatura price*. Rote. * Stop paying too much aramm. Eap. Or. Sen/ Bob 906-356-5138. Reputation spaaka for dlrectorlee, magazines, CaN for fraa cuatomlnd transportation and refer' vestment Servloaa. filled magic show A bal- (201) 4B1-»231 for your health care Tax Returns byappt. '- • " Cert. Mod. In- loon animals for all. Rea- Ileelf ell occasions TRAVIS PHOTOQRAPMY promotional packogee. aet. 000-246-3734 e get a 2 yoar rate guar aUTTERMAN comedy meglc end more. We handle aN pnaoeoof Cleans, repaka A Installs aonable rates, Call Con- We Come To You! Spe< LOtNONa FOR QUALITY CLBANINQ- Apt.. Of antee etantine. 606-7743. Please eaN 681-0747 clsliilng in: Portraits production Including a get your premiums Isadera A guttera. Free CHILD CAM— In a tarn- LOUtBILUCOUO Eetlmates 906-700-1610 The good times roll with Individual, Family, En- Hy-Hha aaWngr Rcepon- rwra back at age es COMICS THE MUSIC FACTORY gagement, Biby, Pat and sfWe Mother with a State tramp. PfelL. Do you qualify? Call Don NJ, NY A PA. Returne. LAWN MOWER RE- DJ SERVICE. For more Nome Glamour. Someraot Cty. Mo*v8un. Bayman (908) 7884178 eWOR&PSRPCCT COMBOIANS Ue. wIM taka cara of your *j Vkli eLOTUB PAIR— Tom's Lawn Information caH 388-6041 006-309-S764 plenAeavtng child In my Ptecetaway anyrtme. 72B-H46. The alliance lor afford- y Mower Service). Ride on For all ooaaalena able health cara Year 'round eervtoee •OATA ENTRY 246-3045 THE HONEYMOOWBRS DeoMeforyou home. 000-424-0067. CLBANINQ- Condoa/ Your homa/mma. iwowere. trlmmere, wee- Homoa/Apta LOW RATES deateri, chain saws. Live Band for parties, Advertise mmeClauMedf LOVING MOTHBR- ol 2 >7B»B71S TUTORINB- Reading, Tore Snapper, Rally, weddlnge A ell occa- will alt in my So. Plain- 140+. Prof, quality aerv. FAT IS Honaat/rellaMo/eip/exc. Math in your home. TO Honda. Free estimates. sion. 8M-7O7-16T3 WBSKLY field homo Mon.-Frl. Rea- SnmCCS- Paraonal A yra. pubHe achod axparl- Free pickup A dslivsr. sonable ralae. 008- rafa. Carol 784.3874 Business returns, evening/weekend appta, ince. Certmed K-B A Hacstaway 699-0339. Fraa details. Sand aalf 7564669. CLBANINO- Profaa- HiS* MtBttVl Mi A* addraaaad stamped an- •lorMl, wtth a paraonal "NEW MtOtfUM PSt^Bww Pfl* aWSjSjSjEflBnB; CaH S0B478431S. MOVERS A * B Cheap valopa. Wrtto: Widows, MONDAY MORNING WC CPJL 572-4467 aft.8pm rates, Local A long dis- INFANTS A TODDLERS touch. Reliable, refer- totArifMtoth Box 102, Scotch Pialna, ences, Free estimates. Fat of tfw Matttr. TAXRBTURMB VOWB7P1ANO- Private tance, Call anytlme:2O1- NJ 07070 Commercial A reelden- Business personal. Pre- Loeeone w/RarHan VaHey 676-f 146 Uc.001001 Hal. 10% off first dean- Collage Muetc Profosaor. WORDPERFECT SER- -466664 IMn bnt'i rm tnewi, b*M pared by Public Ac- CaN Mole CerKes, M.S. CLEAN UP, Ing. Call The Polished countant. 9OS-3SB-3906 VICE— available for all 283-0600606 you hM u IOM Mia*! DiMul 707-1873 We will handle all your rK typing naada. Faat TAXRBTUM8B moving naeds: Apis, accurata. Profeeekmel FATICMT MOM OF t- Home, Comm., etc. Low reeuna. Pax on premises. underttandt ma eara a rates, free estl laat aerv. child naadt. Lota of TLC ARE MY SPECIALTY since 1975, reaeonable CaN 000-3A2-627S fees, 908-672-3838 any II me . Call: In my Somerset home. Low Program 008-037-aiBO PAINT UP, FIX UP CPR Cert. Special Cwa. Call An- lhony8B8 III 1140 1-tOO- * * * * ATTORNBY HOUBB MOVtMOT Apia., Homes. PRIVATE HOME - lor •24-3101 TAXPROS CALLS: WMla (from 170), Olficea. Pianos. Llc.# DAY CARE tTAxssnvtcs Cloalnga (from 8398), In- 00880. PeimTerl BAswere, no Bfttsficyi ft'i>, BO% off corpocorporationn s (from $228). IBS IBS 24S4 Be sure to check PRESCHOOL let cleanlna, call Kim. OBTYOURMONCY j^ji A^M^S A^^h^K^Bi .^^AajK^fcv ABC AND TIC- mom * INS DAYS CaH to MOVINOt- Ssloct the Arta A erafta A a lot •06-7sVl9M ror exact TWV, UIIIVI competent, experienced, former teacher hat opan- more eettvtHee, fenced i TAW our "Services" and Inge In tier homo, acilvi- HOUSBCLRAHINa- If for! reasonable gentlemen of two Include computer. FT In yard, wed equipped. you're looking for good 828 TAX RETURNS BBS LINE MOVERS. PM A FT welcome. 874-8030 Licenaed A elata cteanlng, good rafa. call ABC TAX- Experienced, #00154. 7*8-77*3. "Home Improvements" approved. Plaaae call Certified Income Tax Pro- DuneUen/Plelnfleld now for free registration ma at, «M-7or-i73O. AU rmmmumn fessional (CITP). Expert Eves. A Weekends. No Removal of all klnda of Live-In European girl*, at the QUALITY CARE POUBH WOMAN- will Service. Low Fees. HO appointment needed, DAY CARE CENTER. Lo- cleamn youyour househouse,, «apt.i , metal. columns for the lagal tor 12 mo. average Bonus lor each client re- NBWCUBNTS 008-7844876 coat 8170/wk. Call 008- cated In Placataway. own«transportation ' , rst.a, ferred. Dey, eve.. Sat, A 810DISCOUMT«/Ad 709-0325 (9M) 605-1327, raaaonaaonabl. e ratal, 908- Sun. appta. TANK REMOVAL PROFESSIONAL HELP 302*194» New program guarantee Site work. Drainage work CHILOCARI IN MV OUAUTY 810 dlaeownt w/ad. approvalregardleee of HOMB- Branchburg/ PROFESSIONAL (•OB) •318 Free- e)et!mste)s by experd. loving Mom credit hiatory. S.Sw Inter- O8HA Approved HMeborough araa. Moth- In her No. Brims, home CLBANINQ MRVICH- CntajwdTraclilioncr eat. 24 Hrs. MB4244S42 You Need! er of 2, non-emoker rels. [near Caldor'a Shopping Commorclal A realden- CRI 006-704-1805 904-360-3422 Ctr.) FT. e wkeT-pr* Nal. Call lor free esti- WHY LBAVB YOUR school. Opan Houaa mate* •0M33-40S7 4170 CHILOCAnt PRO- CPTx. HOME UNATTENDED? Sundays 1-3pm. Ha- IWPESBtONAL HOUSB ReeponslWe, dependable VHWO— In my Sotnanat blamos Espsnol. 000- ART CLABBBS- Adulti- man 38, will ease your (Middlebush) home. 6465651 :LEANINO SIRVICE- Profeeslonal Income Tax children. Drawing, paint- worrlee by etaylng In State A CPR carl., non- Carpet ahampoo, floor Preparation. Individual/ Ing, paatsls. Beginners- your home (with your smoking, meals A QUALITY CHILD CARB- waxing, window weening Advenced, Cleaeee lim- snacks, fg. fenced In Business. Federal/State. ited. Sat. class starting, ALLJERSEY MOVBRS >ets) while your awey. In my Somenritte home fully bonded A insured. 19 yra, Tax A Financial Piano specialists, Comp. toasonable rates, sxcet- back yard, spacious with lota of TLC, years of Can today for free esti- enroll nowl Exp. artlsv playroom. Lota of toya, experience. $30 Off teacher. 808-483-1831 ratae, Tuntng/Raflniahlng, lent references. Call Jim experience, fenced-ln mate. 000473-6388 wRhAd. PteeatMray. 634-4121 Do. PM00682 at 806-233-1821 activities A loving cara. yard, lunch A anack pro- RBLIABLI WOMAN- Call 000-073-2037 vided, (90S) 526-4710. PIANO INSTRUCTION- wlll clean your house. Diane Olien Qalvacky, apt. or office. Exp. Exc. available for leaching Advrilsm rate. A own Transp. S08- AoVtrttea In tfw CltuHhdl Bam-2:30pm. Mon-Fri I Attvrtf In thm C/ast/flojcrV 784-2737 Sat. Call In thm ClassiflBd!

A Guide) To Local ProfoisJortata Servicing Your N*edt for. • 4030-Carpenrry 4160-Masory • 4070-Ele>cfrlcal • 4180-Palnnng > 4060-Hancrymart Sarvtcm • 4200-Ffumblna, >4100-Hom« lmprov«m»nl Hecfflna * Cooling • 419O-londsccjplr>0 ft • 4220-Rooflrta MAKE YOUR HOUSE A HOME Tree Car* • 42M-WaHpape)r1ng ELECTRICAL SBRVICS TONY PRANK- Home AL BREUCHB A SON CERAMIC, MARBLE MASON TOM HANSON Quality work/reeeonebte Repalre, Home main- Homo Improvements SLATE. TILE- Bath ait prices. AvaH after 4pm A Lawn maManane*, lea CONTRACTOR— PAINTERS BeaemeWKW aWe, Inside pert installation-Black Lew Pan prices, special- Interiors*: xlerior A out. asaysJMjhV.a rsl net Whtf 'iri eWpe.' wefJTs,- pat- WeNpapertng ADD-A-LBVEL, Add! erenoeeV'Pree VaiWriates 906-360-7002 riot" eti chimney A fpic. A Free EsUmatea. Plea ttone, Dormers, Kitchens lAM, ELECTRIC. 81 Reasoneble rates. CaH Tom, I 526-3696. Lie #10020. 000 463-1773 COMPLETE HOME mason work, No |ob to Bathroom*^ Sundecks, MAINTENANCE INC 1138. small I ins., Free Estl, 25 CARISONE Ctoeed In porches, vinyl yrs. exp., Same Location, PAINTINO A PAPER PLUMBINQ a HEATING ELECTRICAL WORK- AL*S CARPET SERVICE 18 yrs In bjualneea, main- LANDSCAPING- Fal HANdlNO- Experi- aiding, Baeementa, At- Commerclel, residential specializing In repairing, taining homes for retir- Dean Koep A Sen No Job too small. Free tics, Qaregee, Office Re- RoAOonabMr ratm clean up, lawn care 787-7421 enced, clean, Ouellty estimate. Llc.#0373. and Industrial, Licensed. entlque, oriental A hook ees, widowers, dlvorceee thatching, tree work wet*, cell: 908-725-3356 modeling. Over 30 yra. No. 9141, and Insured. CLBAN UP AND RB rugs. Removal of Wrin- A people who just don't 908-966-3941 axper. SBB-S34-4SSB MOVAL- Yarda, base- 548-0219 29O-B3O9 hauling. Will beat any OUALITY WORKMAN. Free estlmetee. Call kles, buckles. Stretching have the time, we do ev- written estimate. Reliable SHIP AT A REASON- PAINTINQ A WALL ALLPHASBS vince Sentoneslaao Elec- mente, attlce. construc- A relnsiallalion ol new S erything from painting to service. Charlie 755-6429 PAPERINQ- "Fell Spe- COPPERHEAD tric 966-1809. tion debris, etc. Cefti used Carpet. Since 1950 additions. Ray. 762-9394 HOME ABLE PRICE- All types cial" 860 off painting Free eertmetei, fully In- Make 006463-8273 of masonry. For free est, Plumbing • Heating Ine sured, references avail- 904-369-8970 — for es and 20% off wallpaper- •New Construction ELECTRICAL- AH types CUSTOM CABINETS/ little ee 120. Fell clean pis call John, 563-7B62 ing. FULLY INSUHED. able. BIENIEK CONST, of wiring. Service CLEANUP • LIOHT SUM AojcNUons •Boiler Installations 008-424-9080 MAULING- ol eJI types COUNTBRTOPS up. Thatching, ehrub Wfll beat any written ee- ehangea A paddle fane. Corlan, Formica Prompt and Courtooue planting. Will beet any le- 414V Hmatee. Interior/exterior. •Drain Cleaning Additions. Uc. #6282. Free estimates, Insured ewater Heaters CARPENTER- low rataa, We work week' FENCE Tils Work Senrtoee gHlmste price. 787-2012, Will work weekends. Call BUILDER- Hsve you Harold Kloueer-572-6750 * lV * -0 * 006-881-1821 "Quality at Its Beet" Chris 873-1369 Expert, Neat, Friendly ends, Tony. 761-0400, LAWN SERVICE Service. Uc. 8017. Cell started that new addition, ELECTRICAL- Residen- ALL COUNTY CUSTOM HOME WALLACE kitchen, bath, deck, rooi JUNK REMOVAL- Attic. CONSTRUCTION Prompt-RsMsble-lneured PAINTING. A PAPER PAINTINQ A WALLPA- 762-0000/047-9331 tial, Commercial, Indue- PENCE CO. IMPROVEMENTS De-thatching, power HANGING- Intarlor/ex- PERING— honest, expe- or carpentry job you trial Wiring A Lighting basement, backyards DIONNATALE promised yourself? if Call Joe 287-1281. All types Wood a Chain- 28 years exp.. Additions, 728-3848 " i, Isat removal, terior. Window repairs. rienced & dependable. not, ceil John Boseany. Lie.#297B. Insured link Fence, Free est, finished basements ft at- Serving Somerset Cty. Quality workmanship for Reasonable prices. Many PLUMBING A HEATING 35 yrs, exp. reasonable COONEY ELECTRIC JUNK RBMOVAL-T L C Year round Installation. tics, porches, vinyl sid- SOoVlBO-1"M410"- 25 years. No Job too references. Senior Citi- Reasonable ralee Call: 906-6M-1928 or ing, kitchens, bathrooms. A REPAIRS- Additions, Prompt aervlce rates. I enswer my calls Big and small, house STUMP REMOVAL small. Insured. Free esll- zen disc. 247-6567 at 906-469-3639 cleaning, we do It ell •06-232-0727 90B-643-4B84 decke, wooden atorage mate, prompt service. 322-0000. Lie. 94S5 ELECTRICIAN- Instsll Call 783-6642. aheds. All phaaaa of ANY SIZE, lowest price, PAINTINQ A WALLPA- of circuit breakers, ped- CUSTOM REMODELING home Improvements A Full Ins., Free Est. call: BOB Slelnman PERINO- Exterior/ inte- DOWD BROTHERS CARPENTRY A CABIN- dle fans, attic fane, elec- 826-3382 PLUMBING a ETRY, PINE OUAUTV- BANPORD A BON Bath, basement, decks, repairs. Vlaa/MC. *00 671-0220 rior, custom work. Com- tric heat, recessed llghte, CLEAN-UPS FENCE custom tile Installation, FREE ESTIMATES A Good Hands Co.- merclal/residentlal. HEATINQ, INC Remodellng A repairs. eppl. wiring, Free est.. TRBIB A STUMP RE- DRAIN CLEANING, Windows, doors, trim, Attics, cellars, garages. ARTIES CARPET SER- wallpapering end Int. ft OUR HOUBB SBS'BBOB Interlor/exterlor. Wallpa- FULLY INSURED. Nick Ins. RONBON ELECTRIC 201-210-4003, leave VICE- Sales. Installa- ext. pelnting. Free Est. MOVAL -la your atump 656-0235 CENTRAL A.C. basements, free est. refs 782-8483. (Lie. 8532). HOME IMPROVEMENTS a pain in the grass? Free pering, painting, power insured. 906-261-6536. mgs. reasonable raise ions 4 repairs. Shop at Call Tom 908-755^541 washing far commercial/ Fast same day service home service. No Job too or 1-800-300-6641 A ROOFING- of all estimate* Fully Inaured' . residential. Call Fred, PAINTINQ (Ed Rellly) evenings end week-ends. CARPENTRY/CUSTOM SUMMER CLBAN UP •mill. Fully Insured. Call "JUBTSTUI 487-0004 or SS8-1180 Interior/Exterior — Lie. #4369. 908-725-6239 CABINETS— Reasonable Allies, basements, ga- 906-460-1518 after 5 PM DIM QUTTERS 60B 6»i 1310 Spring Estimates. Power or 900-356-1029 Mam* rages A contractors. Free Cleaning A fluehlng, ANTHONY'S PAINTING Wash. Custom work. rates. Small fobs okay. BATHROOM REMODEL- Screens Installed, Free INTRODUCTIONS— PLUMBINQ A HEATING References avail. Call estimates, fully Insured. Tree removal, pruning, Interior/exterior. Roofing, Very nest. Refs. Sheet- Cell 382-7331 NO— Ceramic tile re- estimstes. Fully insured. A way for people to meet gutters cleaned/Installed. rock Repairs. Fully Ins. Low rates. Good service. Jassph, SOS-233-1248 APPLIANCE REPAIRS pairs, regroutlng, call 906-801 -7154 people, every week In brush chipping, stump Drain cleaning. Free estl- ; grinding, wood chips, & Free est. 782-0441. Free Eel. 000-782-3767 0ONT CALL US I All major brands, all rank: 908-755-8416 your local Forbes news- metee. License #6461. major appliances. Rea- DAW HOME paper. The ad la free, log splitting. Free esti- Call John I Until you've called the then one call does It alll mates. Also. Firewood PAINTING BY fthors. Then cell eonable. experienced, re- • • * • • IMPROVEMENT for sale. 1138/cord. Call JK'S * * * * CB CONTRACTING, for liable. Same day service. BATHROOMS CARNEVALE SEWAQE A DRAIN Jeff 906-3894075 Ail phases of Home Imp. 1 Mike 008-722-3235. WALLCOVERING the highest quality car Frae Estimates Interior A Exterior J A M CONSTRUCTION t, OUR 30th YEAR A CLEANING pantry A home Improve- We epedellie In offering TREE MAINTENANCE- INSTALLATIONS; EXTERIOR/INTERIOR Toilets, sinks, tubs, ments at the lowest APPLIANCE Complete bathrooms You name it, we do Itl rse removsls, ehrub CALL MIKE - 2204086 you e complete line of Quality work. Reason- showers, Mr. Drslns A price. We mean Itl Free REPAIR starling as low as home Improvement pruning. Commercial & and able, free estimates. flooded Bsmnts. 24 Hr. est., fully Insured, refe. Washers, Dryers, Rang- II O M V, $3995. Licensed, In- DAVID CRAIO/BUILDER needs. Refs. proudly fur- residential. Quality work service, Please call 906-968-1058. es, Stoves, Dishwaart- sured, 10 yrs. Exp. Renovations, Additions, lhd^MMwper at fair prices, Over 20 Interior Painting * 968-0467 <.• 000-760-11 OS Illttlli ILtl'HOVI III'N I 4 J.M.C. Improvements ft custom yrs. experience. Also- ROOER SMITH ert, Refrigerators, AC, Irewood for salt! Call Quality PAINTINQ- ATB INC. Carpefitep Contractor Vacuum Cleaners. We Carpentry (All phases) Home Renovations Carpentry. Competitive PAINTINO. S50/r00m. 4220 Sheet Rock • Painting 1-B00-734-S919 rates. 908-753-8256 J.B.D. BUILDERS, INC. 58-3266 or 321-0077 Framing, Additions, Add- also sell rebuilt A do In- Additionss,, kltchiena Workmanship Exterior $700 + . Wallpa- a-Level A Alteration!, stallations. Winter Fences e Decks 1-908-561-3554 DID YOU bathe, roofing, decke, In- per 115/ioM. Rooting. a> Fully Insured. Piscet- Special 816 aervlce Outdoor structurss BATHTUB A TILE RE- KNOW.. sured. CaH 4fS-S756. Tree Call: gutters, free estimstes. away. 000-000-4106 charge, 10% Oft If we do Masonry e Pstlos SURFACING;- 5 year that an ed In this locsl 906-914-0496 ACTION ROOFING Bathroom 6 Basement paper also goes Into 16 J.F. PAINTING Removal Joe Kllngeblel CO.— Exc. rates, quality * * * * complete lob. Tom warranty, free estimates. HOME IMPROVEMENTS PAINTINQ- Homes In- •06048-7236 or Remodeling Cell 008-756-5351 other local papers? work, no money down J. DBQUT1S And much more... Reach over 400,000 Int./Ext. painting. Spe- VENIS BROS. 381-9656 side & out, fast quality end free est. 828-6108 CARPENTRY 800-201-2243 cializing In Roof A Gutter Tree Experts work. 12 yrs. exp. Refs. Always free estimstes CARPENTRY A ROOF- readers with one cell! free estimates NOOFINQ CONTRAC- Quality craflamanahlp on NANDV SERVICE and competitive rates. ING— repair. Celling & 1 repair, call:900-037-6134 35B-6180 upon request. 753-5966 additions, alterations, floor porches, steps, TOR— Csflce Construc- House painting, int. or • Insured* DRAFTING SERVICE JFK CONSTRUCTION- FULLY INSURED PAINTINO- Inl./Exi. 20 tion Co. Rooting of ell roofing, siding, doors, ext, powerweanlng, gut- CALL JOHN MUSELLJ paint. Call 356-9020 CUSTOM PAINTINQ and yrs. exp. Best quality, kitchens 4 bath, decks A Finished drawing made Cranferd, OOB-S70-OBBO THEE WORK WANTED WALLPAPBRINO)- Int. & typss, shlngls/flat/alate ter cleaning, window All work guaranteed. bett price by far. In- and leak repalre. No job replacement windows. In- washing, Janitorial aer- (MB) 249-6852 CARPENTRY BY QUELJ from your sketche, Blue Pruning, storm damage, ext. Ramodellno of baths sured, free estimates. CONSTRUCTION CO.- prints provided. Dave One contractor for all and kitchens. Decks In- sured. Many refs. Call too small. Insured. Free vlce, home A office ABSOLUTS CONSTRUC- your needs. Large or removels, chipping, Spencer McLelsh 908- estimates. 968-6241. Call 0O0-764-0O14 cleaning, gerage clean- Welded vinyl replace- 906-489-7956 leave mag. shrub oare. Insured. stalled. FREE ESTI- TION- pslntlng, siding, ment windows A steel small, we do It alll MATES. Call Tom, 7BS- 231-6294. ing, & odd lobe too. windows ft doors, frse DRYWALL CONSTRUC- ROOFING-AU. TYPES- 900-726-0403 doors, Custom decks, 00B43B-2OB9 6541, 800-300-6541^ PAINTINQ- Let a Fully Ins., FREE ESTI 4070 estimates, fully Insured. ddltlons, dormers, TION- Sheetrock A tap- woman do your painting. Call 382-7331 lichen & bath remodel- Ing, speclellzlng In small * * * * Over 20 yrs. exp. P. DanD - HANDYMAN MOVING Neat, clean quality work. 000-OM-6402 Can do most anything ing, basements, drywall Jobs. T.A.F. DryweH, Cell JOHNSON TREE and Insured. Free estimates. nuccl ADDITIONS Small moves, apart LANDSCAPE SERVICE CUSTOM ' A-1 ELECTRIC CO. and at reasonable rates. a taping. NO JOB TOO mente A homes, Busi- Call Maryann 560-9235. ROOFING- all phases, No job too small. In- A ALTERATIONS SMALL! Fully Insured, •Expert eReasoneble fully Ins.. FREE EST.! No Job Too Small ee est. 704-0262. DRYWALL nesses A Corporate. elnsured PATTERSON PAINTING No Challenge Too Greet sured. Call 908-322-1673. •Kitchens •Bilhroomi INSTALLATION Compere A eeve. PJ1NTING Lowest prlcesl A.T.F.. A FINISHING Paperhanglng (S15t/rol) interior S75/ room, Exte- CONST., 9O8-7&2-O906. Residential/Small Bus. HANDYMAN CAN •Basements •Decks CARPENTRY masonry, Free estlmatee. all types, removal lor. Free estimates. Emergency Repairs. Specialists Odd Jobs from grass cut- •Ceramic Tile •ETC. concrete, kitchens baths, Specializing In Additions, PM#00649 Renovations A Base- popcorn/textured ceilings Sheetrocklng & tiling. All work guaranteed. tlngs to repair Jobs Competitive prices the, fin., basements, dry 4190 wall A celling repairs References avail. Fully ROOFING- Honest, ex- around the house. I ceter wall, painting & repairs. ments. Free Estimates. perienced, dependable. Lie. 8460. Fully insured •06-619-0620 908-968-2582 10 yrs of Quality mastel Insured. 006-728-8007: 271-4883 664-1330 lo anyone who needs Free estimates INS. Ref. QMT 757-7929 SOUTHPAW CONST. craftmanshlp, outstand- 1-60O-75O-SO07 Reasonable prices. Many help. 906-784-6878 FOR DEPENDABLE, ing nsntness A attentlor references, Senior citizen ACCU-MARK ELECTRIC CARPENTRY- 4 Home FALL SPECIAL All home Improvements A-1 WAYNE P. SCOTT- AUL A. MILLAR PAINT- disc. 90S-247-6567 3rd generation electricsl HANDYMAN FOR HI0.H OUAUTY WORK, Improvements. I do It Complete Bethrvome 20 yra. exp.-Free est.-ine. to (Ine detail. Better lob INQ— Meticulous Int/Ext •RAY LAEYT-627-9633> Pleaee call 006-281-7036 Qusllty masonry ser- Better price. Free Est contractor. I come from a HIRE— Carpentry, re- ML! All phases ol home Reduced 10% vices. Frse setlmate. Svcs. 12 yrs exper. Gut- 4290 family of exp. electrl- placement of windows A mprovements. Free est. -Ueuelly 83006" ters cleaned. Fully Ins, ADDITIONS A Basements reduced 16%. THBB BBRVICB- Will References. Insured. 40 WaUpaptrtng clens. Uo. 10724. Fully doors, floor Hies, Decks, ALTERATIONS ns. Steve. 908966-7042 beet any legitimate price. yrs. a family builnasa. 668-0060 Free ett. Exc. rets. CALL Ins., 545-0553 anytime! additions, kitchen, bath References A photo book DISCOUNT AUL st 908-846-7106. renovation. 626-5723. Basements -it Decks CARPENTRY- All small, available upon request. We do K aim Free Est.l Every |ob a specialty. ALK ELECTRIC- iesld., Dormers -it Bathrooms medium repairs Inside/ Licensed, Insured, 10 906-5230 PROFES8IONAL TIM'S PAINTINQ A BEAUTIFUL JOB by comm. * Indust., svell. Roofing & Siding out, and new work. Also Feminine Hangups. Ex- yrs. Exp. WALLCRAFT- Expsrt C.K. PAINTINQ Interior A exterior. Wall- pert paperhanglng. Neet ; dayi, weakends, nights, MR. DO RIOMT- Will * Free Estimates * ;ernmlc Die, stioeirock J.M.C. paperhanglng. Paint trim MASONRY WORK Quality Work papering Very neat, ref. FREE ESTI Fully ins,, lean, repair, palnl: Call Lou 908-627-0630 epalrs, gutters cleaned, jrofeailonsl. Free estl- • Home Renovations A ceilings. Reasonable Curbing, eldewalka Reasonable Rates valt. Free estimate*. mates. Joan, SZ6-0251. ' reasoneble rates, Lie. walla, ceilings, porches, ADDITIONS epalrod and Inside 1-800-498-3554 rates. Inaured, free est. patios, steps Fully Ins. Free Esl. uily inaured. Call Todayl B732. 908-788-4030 attics, cellars. Carpentry ALTERATIONS minting. Larry, 469-8340. 1-908-661-3554 Norm 908419-6018. chimney work 006-248-5306 O0B-786-7S83 PAPERHANGINQ- No | ASPEN ELECTRIC- All nd Organize Oarages! oof Ing e Siding • Bath) CERAMIC TILE A Interlocking pavers A PAINTING BY JOHN * lob too smalll Cell Nency residential needs: house Master of the small |ob" Kitchens • easement MARBLE CONTRACTOR FIREPLACES CALL OOB-T>-7B2B 6 Quality Interior Painting Pro PAINTINO CO. 276-1549. Union County lam, smoke detectors. 906-968-7840 lenovation. Financing 11 yrs. experience, long Marble, Brick, Tiles, 4130 Free Estimates. to% dis- Commercial. Residential, only please. HflMIng, telephones, etc. ivalleble. sting quality work. Fully Wood Mantels, other count with this ad. Industrial. Fully Insured. ODD JOBS A GENERAL * 00S-761-M16 * Expert THE AMERICAN DREAM Quick response. Lie. REPAIRS- Lt. hauling, 908-861-1521 ns., Ireo estmates, ref s. home Improvements. MASON Painting, wallpapering A #7534. Call 356-3041; brush cleared A re- John DeNlcola, Jr. all 908-289-4169 CONTRACTORS Power Washing ADDITIONS MB23a-73B3 JOHN MACNAMARA Interior/Exterior home repairs, Ext. A Int., 873-0137. moved. Expert Int/ext. Decks • Dormers FIREWOOD- Top Soil, Speclallxing In all types PAINTINQ- Inturlor call Jim; 231-1481 or arpentry. painting, re- Protective Coating ELECTRICAL WORK Basemenl Remodeling CERAMIC TILE Fill Dirt, Stones. Drain- ACTION TREE SERVICE of masonry: Brick work, painting & wall papering. •Sand/Water Blasting John: 968-6323' lacement windows A 906-231-1061, aft. 6 Installation A repair, age, Paving A Tree work, "ALL' phases of tree/ Free esilmates. Fully In- Ref.sA 16 yra. eap. , Security A recessed decks. Tree work, log block work, concrete, Wallpapering/removal lights, heaters, fans, AFFORDABLE uallly work, free estl- rentals, OOf-322-6400 shrub care, Free Estl etc. Fully Insured. Free sured. Recommended by Sheetrocklng/ Repair splitting, putters cleaned, ales. 236-7936. Reeson. rates, 302-0040 Interior Decorators. WALLPAPERING BY phonos, 240 volt sorvlce lo job too small. Why HOME IMPROVEMENT FRANK'S FLOOR CARE estlmetes. 908-709-0100 •Popcorn ceilings/ Repair FEMININE TOUCH changes, etc. Problems ireak your back? If you nslde and Oui, FREE ERAMIC TILE- kuch- sanding, staining, wax- COMPLETE CARE Sys- NO JOB •Olflcea/Mrarehoueea Reasonabls ralaa. solved, quick response. jon't see It, ask. Call us ESTI FULLY INS., P.EF.S, ma, bathrooms, counter ing, wood floors Install, tem, Tree serv, lawn NINA KALLAS— Painting •Churches/Condoe Prompt service, Free ee- Lie. #10262. Free esls. today for a FREE esti- call DAVE :90a-7J5-§879 tops, floors, expert ull Ins., free eatl matnt. Spring Prep. Ins., TOO 8MALL A Paperhnnglng, Re- Mslntsnance painting tlmstes. No Job too Ploaso call David at mate. Our 17th year. a also do rubbish marble Install., FREE 1-20t>376-1672 ee eat. 0744003 808-526-3500 pairs. Plaaler/Sheelrock. 727-5121 small. Call 900-131.0SB1 321

5050 a fit|MD)flrVtSftf GwmWtOyfltlQftm* sVaflasflstoMllBMlBS Pmrt'Tkm 10)10 CHILD CAR!- PT In my BILLING/PAYROLL PII0MSSIONAL CHILD Peapack homa. i to 3 CLIRK- tor Madlcal of* CAR! WANTED- FT in omvm LAWINMNCnNNT MR* RAJMtft- Coun. UeRETAJUU W/WJ> UMMPtOVIOt OOS) WAUam- nead- day* per/wk. Bat. flca, Experience rtac. your honw for 3 VI yf. H raq. Become a driving Instruc- ty Fwlc Contfnlaalon. Rev fS aWa*a/w V antj-aajgajey *^f Tvae; a You ear* ttart tha naw ad* faaponalbla pairaon Call 8312179 dayt 25+ hn/wk. Computtr old boy A hit 3mo. old NO IXP. NICIMARRVV aponalble (vp^vtaHor High *«wtr Tampt yatv with a government to walk/play is mon. •kills htlpful. Call 908- •Ittar. Naw Brunswick/ tor. No experience re- Now hiring. U.I. CutC*u naada DapandaWa, Oual- CHILDCARB NEEDED IN Highland Parfc/iatt Brurv quired. Wa will train. If fob. Call MaV7lt>1l31, Lab., tor mora Into can: 755-4232 tomit OfnCCfti atCo.PoP f cation, contarvatTon A '" 1 Temporary Imp toyExt. 204. (or fraa re- S0B-114.iasi MV WARREN HOME- swiek area. Flexible hra. you ara willing to uie tofW )ob ofdara from for 2 children agat 4 yrt CARPET CLEANER* your own car for Intlrwc- Into, call, t1t-7N*T«M, managainant mtarprala> cordatf Info. • 14 houra. Call 745*0688, ask tor tat fU. 8AM-9PM, tton of natural reeouroee CKvM COfRDAAMft III I- ayr distrlb- and 2V«. Car* needed M- •Would you Ilka to aarn Jeff or Jesatca, {Ion, you can aarn up to UTILITY CO. JOM- «Hf, S day* early mom* F, 8am-5pm. Mual b* an 125,000? •20.00 par hour. 7 days. ft park ragutatlona. Two COMPUTER TRAININQ vaardagraa + twoyaarc N>MW»MJPJI_ M.IS41S.7B par hr. This log. Sun. thru Frf. Beti- learn Wor-IPerfect, Lotus enthualaetic • caring •Repreetnt tha Industry 1-SO0-4US-10M LEOAL •ECRBTARV- araa man 1 women sDta vehicle needed. par ton. Non-smoker with laadtr? full time aipartanca ra* ttfsVMk.NJ0MM *SitBk^k*d^h^ iti*ah *a>M^ at^a>*lvaTd*a^e1 123, Doi i other leading OfHVM RE bookkaaping. ganaral quired. Call 7ia00 Newepapar delivery in raft., Experience Atrant- If your antwar it YES, wa Plastics Manufacturing prsotlca. IBM/WP. Flax. III •!• KM ftwofja, no BJBIP« IIVJBJUVUI Middlesex, Union a software. i-on*1 avail. portatlon raq. Call 008- Call Em for detail* will train you to ba a car- Co. has opening for exp. hra. Oaya Call 728-0364 (TOO m*47ta). eoi AHV- tor mfom. CaH aiS*73S* Monoutn Co. Other P/T E*Z COMPUTER 412-9728. pat claanlng profes- tractor trailer driver w/ Part Time FertTfrm 4711 ait. U2I17 Sam* poslttona avail, with flax* sional, Mutt havt reliable fork lift axp. Gd paper- LIBRARIAN- Children* Spm7daya. SERVICES I^PvE^E^aavt^S^Ra* IrB^EBJB^BJft'ejBBaTpi Ibla hra. Call S0S-44a- MOTHERS HBLPER- vahicls. Plaate call work skills; clean driving Sarvtcae. FT, mastars of START NOW WILLIS'S TAVERN la *9S*4t**0t21 CHILD CARB/Houte- Uerary iclanca or M.L.8. parton. Retpontlblllet 2223, Tha Naws Tribune matura woman needed, kaapar- For a eehool* record A COL lie. req'd. Our Winter "orkars leaking far day and for 8 yr. old boy, 3 dayi/ age glrla, Sam-Spm or Apply In parson at: candidate required. Mutt night servers, PT/PT. wk., 4hrt. aach. Call CHILDCAHE- earn ba aval), to work 32V* hava retumatf toaofiool . phone, assists sales' Expirlenced and Non* Counter Halp- looking 5020 tnonay providing quality after school only, M-F, It Openings. 111.00/ dept. and accounts ra- Anna 769-1983 my Edlaon homa, JFK Skyline Dr., ta. m»tn- hra./wk; some eves a exp'd welcome, If you're tar dapondabla person chlldctra for 1 or mort Saturdaya raq. Exeal. •tart. NO axp., ttudentt earVable. Typa SO WPM, ready to be challenged, with naat appaaranca. children In your own araa. Exp./ref./own flWao§7»7J«a t knowlsdga of PC-WF, NANNY NEEDED- High- tramp. raq.,ltve*out, non- •nnge Donwii** WIQ TW apply an parson! Rl. 202, Muat ba good with peo- land Ph., M-F, 84 pm, homa. MONDAY MORN- MIHO- lor tuma to Suaan M, Kriao- ana Mt DOS. preferred. Badmlnsler, Moo-Sat 2- pie. No super, nee. Stu- ACTIVE CHILD CAM ING INC, offers fra« In- tmofcer. 90S-906-9MO Hnd: P.O. CM, Pea- SERVICE- needs quail- $275. 2 yr. a 5 yr. old In after 7pm A wkends. school bus • school •T. Dlf9Ct0fi EtflflOfl PtID* 4PM. dents okay. Flex, hra, 3 tch. ntad car. 249-0798 surance, referrals, equip, vans for 1992 A S3 PAYftOU/BBNBOTaV NJ 07»T7 days. Sat. a must! Steal* Had babysitters, drivers mtnt, back-up a more. lie Ubrary, 940 PlalnfMd OBNEHAL OPCICB license raq. Sitting don* school year. Rts avail in Ave., Edlton, NJ 0M17 SOCIAL BIRVICES- WAlTBR/WAlTRIBS ajv Cleaners, r *~ ' AQUATICS DMtECTOR- Union County 806-868- Humerdon, Mlddlesax. CLERKkayboard aWH re- Part Tima/FuM Time dayt. S0S*SS4*93M. tn clients horn*. Call 'IN appllcatlont ara now 4884; Somerset County quired axp. with ADP. MA; MtW; BA; CAC; aao* A PINCH...INC 540 Rl. Somerset & Union coun- UBRARY ASSISTANT being acceptad for 908-528-4884 ties. Drivera w/COL's wel- FT, public service, tech- payroll program pro* PPleast e sand sall* BNTRBPRBNBURAL 10 W. Randolf N.J. 908- Aqustfcs Dlractor for tha ferred. KnowWdg* of N.J. . 1raq. A resume lo PO. MOMS— Ejtctl, oppty. to 879-5647 A 201-989-0327 come or CDL training nical service, library A Matuchan Municipal CIRCULATION program avail for quali- PC experience a plus, Programs a Panstons a a.BOM M71. Sridgewster„ , WAITIRS/WAIT- work flax. hra. from BABY SITTER- HlQh Swimming Pool. Ap- MANAOEMfNT fied applicants, competi- tome •v. a Saturday plua. Famliiarlty of Lotus NJ. 0SB07 Alt: HR RSSSES- rVT, P/T, axp. homa. Share safe, pure School or collegs stu- plicant* mutt have ad- PULL TIME $200-1800 tive salary bonua pro- hours, Bound Brook Pub- a profettlonal write da- START MOW prefarrad. apply In per- producla with other vancad Hf* tavlng, first Responsibilities Include gram EOE Call Cindy lic Ubrary. Call Director, sired Great benefits In- son, Sueky't Raataurant, Moms. No risk. Call SOB- dent needed to tit loraid. CPR a WSI Certifica- •tits, service and dtstrl- WEEKLY cluding health, Ufa, den- RESTAURANT OPPTY8: SOO E. Main St., Bridge* 534*1722. half hour each morning tion. Soma coaching or butlon of weekly newipa- 9O0-3O2-O694 ext. 107 90S-3M-0O43. EOE M/F. tal Ins., vacation, pen-HOSTESS/HOST. PT/FT. watar, NJ while mom car pool*. commpatitive awlrnmlng part. Rallibla transporta- UFIQUARDS sion, etc. Ppr application Salad parson, broiler FASHION ADVISOR Possibly 1 afternoon. Assemble products at ORIVIRS- Tow truck, parson, coat room per- WAITRESS/WAITER experience I* desired! tion neetitd. Salary plui flat bad, afternoons Appllcatlona ara now to ba completed by 1/8 , Waar A show ladlss jew- Call 654-6915 homa. No tailing, call i0am-2pm, 90MM- son. Exp/d. CaH for Irrter- elry 2 eves. $125. No In- For further Info, plaata mileage reimbursement Vou'ra paid direct. Fully nights, weekends. Must balng accepted for life- vlaw,'MS*7tS-«S11, ask AN •^MtaavaJJ:ApplyJn CHILD CARS WANTED contact Pool Oftlca, Bor- and bonui opportunity, be it w/claan DL. also guards for the Metuchen 1200 ext MI rroo i* vestment, «OS*75S*3OeB For mora Information call Quarantaad. FREE fof Q#OfQf) oi* tihufny or 1040 Eai Mature non-smoker In ough Hall Matuchan, Informallon • 24 hour Motorcycle knowledge a Municipal Pool. Ap- M0-ISa*7H9) AA/EOE appfrlrt Saraon: IMi RL FRONT DESK RECEP- our Hilltborough homa 2PM-4PM. 908-832-8517 Rob 906-781-7900 ext + Call 528-382B plicants must hava life- Hotlina. (801) 379-2800 PISCATAWAY TIONIST- dapand. for Infant. Experience, 7303. guarding certification. WAITRBSBVWAITSR~ * indlv. with, good clerical, own tramp., raft, re- AMIHBLV WORKERS SSOOWSIKLY CABV ASSEMBLY* any For further Info. Pleaaa PART THM SUBSTITUTE MUSIC QRILL PERSON, dlff. phone A cuat. serv, skills CLERICAL- Req. car A hours, S339.64 weak, OFFICE ASSISTANT qulrtd. 908-281-9534. NEEDED- rallabl* ma- t yr. variad oftica oxp. w,< NEW1SASYI contact Pool office, Bor- TSACHSR- Avail. shifts avail.. Apply In par* Wanted 2:3O-6pm, Mon.- tura parson* only apply Stay Home, any hours family of 3 earns ough Hail Matuchan 12- •lOhoura par week/ Immed., Qradaa 44, full Frl. Apply at Somerset CHILD CAKE/ 1 employer, Diversified a $4417.92 monthly. For in- son: Frtendtyt. 72S Oak for manufacturing com- challenging. Oppty. for Easy Assembly*21,000 4PM632-SS17 flex, tchedule or part time. To leach Tree. Rd.. So Plalnftaid Valley YMCA, 2 Greene HOUSEKEEPER- F non- pany. Flax rtrt., Apply Easy Sawing S36.000 formallon call 24 HR Hot* •National commercial vocal music, chorus. St., SomervHIe imokar, speak English, advance., No typing. line. (01*379-2900 Copy- LfVf Hf— hava own rm. WORK AT HOME >atw**n 11 -3PM, 137 So. Mlddlatax. 908-30: Eaay Wood Assembly real estate firm musk appreciation, key- own transp., Watchung. Avenue, Fanwood (naxt >2-O909. 191,766 right* NJ018152 + TV, muat taka care of boardlrn */or ttrln Ma- asssflibry, crafts, typing HAIRSTYLIST- Experi- Mon-Frl a-4pm, liva-out. full house a partial dis- •Potrtlon entails: A mora, up to 1500 + a enced for friendly, mod- to Pat thop) CLERK TYPIST/RECK*- Easy Crafts 178,450 Editorial sons. Sand returns to 908-561-5146. TtONIST— Research lab Easy Jewelry $10,800 abled parson, good Pareonnel Office, Mont- waak possible. For Info, ern Hllisborough Salon. cook, must drive, call aft, ereflned telephone gomary Townthlp write: SOURCE, PO SOX No following nee. FT/PT CHILD CARE- FT myAVON SALES- All hat imtnadlata FT open- Eaay Electronics 128.300 REPORTER— Enthusias- 101S3, OEPT SOXS* home live out to car* for reas. For Information ing for dttall orlantad Matchmaking M2,SO0 In- 12 p 2 o/wh skills Ichoola, 409 Burnt Hill eves. A weekends. Sal- vestigating 174.450 tic, eharp reporter need- V^ ; •real estate market ltd., SkWman, NJ OSSBS- SStt. NSW BRUN- ary plus commission. call dark typist. Good typing *a a^a A ^^^^^^^^^^^ 2 month old, exper. raq., ed for award-winning research S40SEOE/AAE So. Plalnfleld. 754-5435 1-aO0-*42-22t3 • kills, general office TV Talant .Agant $40,000 community newepapar "W, Good working condl* background A a pleasant •data entry Wons. 908*350-7511, Romance Agant iU.SOO group In Central N.J. Ex- ••TRAINS!" SUBSTITUTE SCHOOL * HAIR TECHNICIAN * telephone mannar are re- No telling. Fully Guaran- parlance preferred. Send wrttti ereapontibllrtlas Full/part/nag., In HOUSEKEEPER- PT 2-3 quired. PC/Mac experi- variad A Interesting. NURSES- qualifica- AoVerf/s* In thm Classified! teed. lnformatlon-24 resume and clips to tions: Copy of valid NJ Manvllle. CaM Marge: days par wk. $8/fir. ence a plus, but will train HOUR HOTLINE. 80!- Robin J, Phillips, CaM 7t**StS4, ait MO, Brldgawater area. Call right parson. Excellent •Qualifications Include: Nurte't license, dally * 90S-52e-SS28 * 379-2900 Copyright FORBES NEWSPAPERS, awttaaatfarCraf. 906-560-1670 for appt. opportunity for enthusi- NJ011S151 PO Box S99. Somarvllle. wwnw flVU, Hno WTUf vf astic self starter In a non- N.J. 0U76. MANICURISTS, BAR* •basic computer application A credentialt LAUNDROMAT- at- amoking environment. A BIT OF BEHS, OPERATORS- knowledge to Dr. Uiilan A. DaSimon, tendant in Qarwood. Sand resume ft salary EVMTTHINai ElfCTMCIAN/ n##v#v Wnn 8 TOVlOWino 4 •Excellent com So. Plainfltld Public Wash A fold, plus bonua history to: Structure 17 JO • I10HR MECHANIC— to install, plus. Musi ba llcenesd. munlcatlon skills Schools, Cromwell Place. If you ilka to Iron. Must Probe, Inc. 230 Forrest Like to dabble In a little troublsshoot, tsst, adjust, Full and part time posi- •good organization SO. PtamflaM, NJ 070S0. ba able to work 8HRS. St., Metuchen, NJ 08840 bit of everything to keep repair a maintain electri- tions available For estsb- •detail oriented EOE/AA Sat. or Sun. Bonus salary your interest freth on the cal equip, 5+yrs. Jour- lished unisex beauty FT avaolnga In • pleasant 908-233-2018 fob? Thesa GREAT tem- SUPERMARKET CLICK MESSENGER- is neyman exper. In thesalon. Call Barbara to ar- (90e> M1-1W5 Full time positions avail- LTC faewTy. Full facility. aaeklng dependable driv- porary assignments are electrical field ft. a State range Interview at 908* Paid Benefits, pkw pan- LOSE WEIGHT er* lor around-the-clock PERFECT lor students, electrical lie. Must be 646-2042, Tuee-Sai. POOLMANAOSH able In our Bakery Dept. alon, credit union, uni- Earn Money work throughout NJ/NV. homemaken, retirees, or able to direct the work of applications ara nowand Produce Dept. Union form allowance A elck Have Fun!!! Owner operatora w/lata for you who are in-othtrs. Great benefits, MARKCTINQ being accepted for a Increaaes and benefits. lima buy back. Call or 900-7—-4123 model vans or pickups between jobsl Wa offer competitive salary. Call SALES/SALES MOMT manager A aaslatant Apptyaijl*0O0TOWN, atop In: N.J. Eastern Interesting special TniOraan * ChamLawn, manager for tha MAKE YOUR DASH POR w/caps are ancouraged bat 10am-2pm 90S-S2S- Star HaiwaA 111 Pjl to apply. Commercial ptojecta at you do a bit 1200. eat. Ml. (TDDsi- the world'* largatl lawn Metuchen Municipal raw, NJNJ . (SSS) TSS-fflTTSSfflT. EXTRA CASH- Aa a platat a plus. Call of clerical, billing, an- and landecape company, Swimming Pool. Inter- part-time Forbes Newa- SO0*MI-7»Bf).To com- ested parties plaaaa TELEFUNDRAISBR- 8- paper telemarketing rep- 201-589-6647 swering phonal, typing plete application by Is seeking Individuals for 0:30, Tirad Of tailing filing, ate Opportunity to sales and talat manage- sand resumes to the MSDlCAL ASSISTANT/ resentative. 2/S/93. AA/EOE. Pool Office Managar, productaf Work for COLLECTORS- Top LEARN computer! Most ment. Wa supply quali- something you believe LPN- A alto part time Medical Collection Agen- Interesting LOCAL com- FEDERAL QOVEP.N- fied leads, competitive P.O. Box 592, MetucBen. raceptkmM needed for a S7.00 per hour plut ex- NJ0MM0 In. Usa your phone skills cy needs experienced panies! Accurate typing, MENT JOBS AVAIL— for salary and a full commis- to hind ralaa for our Na- busy Internal medicine cellent commission itruc- collectors In our Somer- pleasant phone manner, Info. 1-900-78M819 ext sion package Including tional Health Care cam- offloa In Union County. ture. Call John or Glen at vllle area location. Com- ability to learn gelt VOU residuals. SOUNDS TOO PRflSSBR- eiparlancad EKO, Vanp., A typtrtfl a 1-800*300-9321 or 908- Line up IO70. 110.00 call fa*. In- for naw Dry Cleaning paign. Paid training. laV petitive salary & benefits/ Inl CALL Excorp Tem- fonet Inc. Merrlllvllle, In- HOOD? How about a hr. plus bonus altar train- must. Comprabta tafary 761*7900 ant, 7302. profit sharing, oppty tor porary Services, IN complete benefit pack- Store in Somereet area. A baneftts w/exp. Sand a great deal... diana, 46411 Plaata call Ins. Located In Naw MEDICAL RECEPTION* advancement. Call for CLINTON: 73O-M00; IN age that includes a 401 Brunewlek S4S-40TS EOE ume to P.O. BOM 1594, in Classified! appt. •W-62B-B3OQ CHESTER: irfMOOO: IN FLOOnWAIBRB- (ft) plant , NJ 0701S IST/ABSIBTAHT- previ- HACKETTSTOWN: 852- Futl time, midnight ous medical office axp.. COUNSLER/DIRECT REAL •STATS CAREER TILBMARKBTBR- ag- Flex hrs. 908-964-6929 5600, #0T35Ua. shift, mutt havt own Here's an opportunity to gtettlve personabfs MIPICAL ASST. OR Looking for the right CARE— work with devel- transportation, immedi- WEIOBL REALTORS, tJURSB- Wanted for opmtnlally disabled. All combine the challenge of Hllisborough. Wa ararapt, wantad to atari Im* OPPICB CLERK- Lord ADMIMBTIIATtVI ate openings for respon- salas with tha tnjoymsnt madlataJv/Evat S-SPM. family practice office, Stirling Stables. Thurs- deal on an automobile? shifts, 908-236-2911 or sible, honasi people. looking for goad people 'and reeume to: Daln M. 874-0533 ASSISTANT of outdoor work. Agro- to Join our sales staff. Sun. Ganaral offics du- Turn to classified. non-profit Pltinflald Call201-23B-8441. nomic and/or tiles axp. Whether licensed or unli- Salary, no exp. nee, MO, 34S1 US ties Including answering Agancy taaka depend- It's a showroom Customer Sarvtea FORTUNE SOO Statua helpful but not required. censed, we can gat you good phone voice pref. tehai phones, rental of horsei. CHOOSE YOUR SHIFT! able salf starter with Call todty to arrange for started in a tuccettful Call now 009-2322 of- Experience with cath in prim! good typing, telephone 4 Co. opened ntw division Choose day, evening, OR In Sports Nutrition, Opti- an Immediate Interview. Real Estate Career. Flaw* fices located In Cranford FT NURSE FOR BUSY- raglaters, knowledge of waeksnd shift- It's up to organizational skills. houra, unlimited earning A Edison Somarvttle Allergy prac- WordPerfect 5.1 desir- Flex. 20-30 hr/wk. Perma- mum Health a Weight you! Fit your job to Management. Looking lor TruOrean * Cnemlawn potential A hands-on tice. Tuat. 4-SPM. Alt. able. Call 786-5955 (TDO Classified s got YOUR lifestyle with this nent Brno, position annu- training. Call Judl Httt, TELEMARKBTINO 526-4762,, EOE key, motivated individu- 117 Corporate Blvd. Work 20 hours par waak, Sat. SAM-Noon, plus ra- terrific long term assign- ally. No summer hrs. Call So.Plalnfleld, NJ 07060 Managar, MS-7100 Haf, S2S-O200 aak for Eva the directions! ment. Enjoy lots ol peo- Janet 9O8-75e-3B» als to develop market S*3pm, Mon-Tuas-Thurs- OFFICE HELP- sm. share nationally a Inter- Frl. OFF Wad, NO wk* ile-contact as Customer (SOS) 7M-27M RIAL ESTATE SALES busy off. In SomervHIe ervlce Rap at magnifi- ADVERTIStNO SAUB nationally. Income poten- Hava you aver consid- afids/nlghts. Prior salas UNIT COORDINATOR needs a dependable or- cent corporate headquar- PT/FT. Direct Mall Co. tial unlimited. For Info & Equsl Oppty. Empl. M/F ered a career In Real Es- axp. a plus. Salary va FuH time position for ex- ganized person who en- seeks individual to call personal Interview call joys dlverellied duties ter*. Some data entry & S0S-7SS-3710 MILLIONAIRE tate? Coma to Welenert, commission, CaS perienced RN to coordl. good typing skills. CAR on Someraet County TRAINING- In $30 Bil- Realtors Career Semi- '72S-7SSS nate nursing unit func- and likes to ute com- Forbes Classified NECESSARY businesses A profession- lion industry, Ltarn from nar on Saturday. Jan. tions In a SO bad long puter. Flex. hrs. als. Position requires HAIRDRESSERS/ 1-8O0-559-9495 Many other great posi- MANICURISTS- Ready homa. Call Michael Dean 30th at 10:00 AM to TEMPORARY term care facility. Pleaa- *7.00/hr. 707-8282 tions immediately avail- selling adt, layouts a Ac- learn more about this ex- ant word environment. OUTSIDE NJ counts Mgmt. Will train. for a move? Confidential EMPLOYMENT PART TIME SALES- able. -BT699Y. SOMER- Interview. Sal/com, neg. citing business. Reserva- Excellent banaflts In- SET COUNTY- 879-8000; Car required. Commis- NEEDED FOR LONQ A tions a muttl Please call Vear-round Assignments event. A wkends. Pro- 908-722-3000 sions $20 to S30k. Call Cranford area. 908-276- SHOUT TERM ASSIGN- clude: haalth, dental, vide In Home Serv. for HUNTERDON COUNTY- 5192 or 272-0685 Bev Perfclne at S0S-S74* * Light Industrial penilon, credit union, B B major tuxedo rental Co.. 730-6600- MORRIS MB-S47*0S4a MENTS: Secretaries and S100. It could change * General Utility • A*"*A M^Tft ••*• **ttBf.^*«A*U* a.»* *.»*ti.a*k •*• t 0* If Word Procattor* w/ unnofni swowtnev, IICH Fitting exp. a ; Clean COUNTY- 53B-230O ANALYTICAL CHEM- HEALTH CAKE AIDE your llfel Seminars held * Food Servlcet Days, Must have Nuralng WordPerfect, clerical and in HIHtborough. Induttry: tlmyjNjy bach. Call drivers llcemo. Call Mr. IST— Independent teat- background. In-home receptionists. Slop In or vNMMMf Michaels at 908-925- NO YOU Ing laboratory hat an call: SSS-SS1-0440. Chef 1A2, Prep, Servers, 2950, 9am to 9pm. FORBES NEWSPAPERS KNOW . .. immed, opening for ancart. Qreen Brook. REAL ESTATE SALES walters/waltratset, Pleasa call 201-643-3548. BHYANT TEMPORARIES Maxlmlie your earning cathlert, dlshwathers, 7H-4140.E0E This little ad can be read Analytical Chemist. A BS 255 Old New Bruna. Rd. potential. Plenty of floor Telemarketing by more than 400,000 or hfghar In chemistry it Suite N270, Piscataway grill cookt. IS GROWING! readsre In 17 publica- required with 1 +yrs. time, plenty of laade = Own transportation a MAKE YOUR DASH Claulfkd! higher earnings. Join tions throughout Somer- exper. In Pharmaceutical NEW YEAR Century 21 must. POR EXTRA CASH and is offering the set. Middlesex and Union Analysis, Exper. with NEW CAREER Counties? It caught your HPLC. QC, UV, AA, Spec- Part time A full time par- THE At a part-time Forbes following job opportunities attention, didn't It? troicoplc a Dissolution Is HOUSE INSPECTOR* sons for telemarketing 1-4440 Nawtpspar telemarketing Call YOUR ad In todayl preferred. Qualified ap- No exp. neeeatary. Up to positions In Union based 1035 Rt, 202 Branchburg. CONSORTIUM represent ativD. 1-B00-889-949S plicants should call A SSOO/wfcly. Will train. Call company. Exper. an ad- RECEPTIONIST- Good 008-707-9778 We Qet ResultsI send resume with salary 219-7894649. Ext. H469, vantage but not eassntlsl phone A typing skills a $7,00 per hour plus ex- history to: Mt. B. Clark, Bam to 9pm 7 daya. as training given Eac. must, Skills to Include TEXAS REFINERY cellent commission struc- SOMERSET/QUAIL- Bclantaah Labs. P.O. Pay P*S wr the) right soma computer entry CORP.- Naeda mature OOPSt ture. Call John or Gltn at FULL TIME OPPORTUNITIES BROOK MOTHER- Bex 1147, Somervllla, HOUSEKEEPER- 30 paeple. Call for further and other diversified du- parson now in your area. VtMlwaiMsMfawl 1-800-300-9321 or 908- looklng (or someone to NJ 0SI7S. (SOS) hre./Wk. English pre- info* Inl, Carl 698-5788 ties. Full time with ben- Olfar plenty of money The) •riiHwr'a name la 781-7900 ext. 7302. Circulation Management watch Infant In my home 707*0400. ferred. Drivera He. a efits. Experience and/or plus oath bonuses 4 thla or yours full time. 908- muttl Call 0OS-756-73O8. OFFICE CLERK- PT, eecretarlal training pre- fringe benefits, Regard- TEMPORARIES Responsibilities include sales, service and 469-2015. INTERIOR some computer knowl- ferred. Branchburg. 908- lets of experience, write Word Processors, cleri- Advertm DECORATING/ SALES- edge, light office duties, 685-7600 N.P. Hopkins, BON 711, cal, data entry and light distribution of weekly newspapers. Reli- 8:30-2:30PM. Call 908- Industrial needed. able transportation needed. Salary plus Mature butlnets-orlented Ft, Worth, TX 78101 Advertise in (he CtaulfltcUl In th» Clat$!ll»d! Indlv. Fltx. hra, training 925-6955 Linden ares. RELIABLE PERSON MINISTRATtVE BRYANT TEMPORARIES mileage reimbursement and bonus op- avail. Pat 4S7-O73B NEEDED- For PT help TIRED Of BEING LOST ASSISTANAMT1 PISCATAWAY portunity. For more information call Rob P/T Sacratarlat Mon., In busy Copy thop, rapo IN THE CROWD? Bull- Busy Chiropractic office 90B*9B1*0440 INTRODUCTIONS... Wed., Frl., appox. 10-12 graphics, blue printing or nets is booming! Grow- saake sn energetic and 908-781-7900 ext. 7303. A way for people to meet HR, per week. Cranford desktop publishing axp. ing REAL ESTATE CO. detail oriented Individual TEMPORARY CLERICAL peopla, every weak In area, Computer helpful helpful. Apply In i needs 3 reliable, ambi- with excellent Interper- POSITION- (approx. 3/ but not nestary, 908-220- 135 West Main Si sonal •kills. Must hsve 22-5/28) to work 10AM to your local Forbee news- tious sales people, wa 2PM. Answer phones, BANK paper. The ad Is free, 6001 ervllle, 725-8110 offer extensive In-houss exceptional organization- PART TIME OPPORTUNITIES then one call dota It alll (raining, 100% comm. al skills and an aptitude typing, data entry. Exper. '•SOO-SSS-MM PARK RANGERS SALES CAREER plan. Coma show off for tlouree to handle di- on Personal Computers, Circulation Telemarketers Game wardens, aecurlty, OPPTY- World's larg- versified responsibilities. with Microsoft Word, OPPORTUNITIES maintenance, etc. No your tslantt, for a confi- Lotus, DBase desirable. Earn maximum $S$ in a minimum of time est Insurance Co. is dential Int. call todayl Computer experience Adt In Clanltfrd axp. necessary. For Info, seeking csraer-mlnded 752-1111 helpful. Houra Mon. thru Call ioam-2pm tOS*B26* as a part time FORBES TELEMARKTEB. call 219-769-8649, SXt. people. Up to M0.0OO to 1200. ext. 301. (TDD: 1. Full & Part Time rfon't coil — Frl. »am-2pm. Call 908* Flexible evening hours in our Bodminster B183 9am-9pm 7 DAYS. start, no experience nec- TO. ANYONB WHO 6684770 or sand reeume 6O0-682-78fW). AA/EOE. They pay! essary. Excellent training WOULD UKE TO HAVE to Berkeley Heights Chi- office available. Excellent hourly pay plus TELLERS • PART & FULL TIME snd benefits. Call Joseph A HIOHER QUALITY ropractic. 492 Springfield TEMPORARY SECRE- commission. For fulher info call Glen or ClMtHlwSt Schsaler it 908-754-7576 TARIES- are needed for We have several Full Time openings LIFESTYLE. Ave., Barkalay Heights, same day work call and/ John evening, 90S-781-7900, ext. 7302. Kim A I hava found a way NJ 07922 in Berkeley Heights and Summit and SALES P/T- Earn 120 to ba able to make more or short term assignment Part Tims positions in Elizabeth. Part to U0K. Local ad talet. money than wa could AVON SALES- All to till In and support per- Money Tree. 908-236- ever tpend, and have all treat. For Information manent staff at a long es- timers must be available for both mom- ATTENTION 1684 call tablished environmental Newspaper Delivery RAPIDLY QROWINO U.8, FIRM IMPACTlNa FIVE MUltt- the free time to enjoy It consulting firm. Exper- ing and afternoon hours. Applicants BILLION D0I.UR INOUSTRItS NOW EXPANDING wtth our family a friends. i soo Baa-aat a ence with word perfect Forbes Newspapers is now taking names must have a good aptitude for num- THROUGHOUT NEW JERSCY. 8ALE8/8ALE8 GIVE US A CALL AT BOOKKEEPER PULL 5.1 required. Send re-, MANAGEMENT •71*1914. Wa will treat CHAR0.I7SBCRBTARY- for neighborhood dolivory in the following bers, present a neat, professional ap- FIRST TIME OPPORTUNITY IEINO. OFFERED TO CAREER you like family A show sume to: Personnel, MINDED AND FINANCIALLY MOTIVATED INDIVIDUALS. IMMEDIATE OPENING. sxparlancad, preferably Recon Systems, Inc., areas: pearance and work well with the public. * FULL TIME AND PART TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE * rou how you can do It In manufacturing, tome P.O. Box 317, Harltan, NJ * PROFESSIONAL TRAININd PROGRAM * Ara you rssdy to sarn ool Recorded mestagt • •.•cuttv* dlfcctor tlOOH between $30,000 • J computer experience or 08869-0317. EOE Naw It the lima, training required. Salary Dlrtdor *t m*n»f*in«n* S7OM •50,000 your flrat year & Frank A Kim • Metuchen Piscataway COIN ROOM CLERK - FULL TIME tain mantilw MO-tMK bated upon ability. FT. TWO PEOPLE NEED. $50,000-$BO,000 your Branchburg, 865-7600 ED— to clean office In Located in Cranford. Must be detail SalH r«M SIS-S40K second yyear; ; then we'd TRAVEL AOENT- FT, Somervllls. Ideal for cou- • Edison Belle Mead THIS IS WHAT MANY OF (WH CURRtWT REPS EARN {DOCU- lik t k t Th Sabre preferred, Leisure PART TIME CLERICAL- ple or friends to work to- oriented, have a good aptitude for MENTED). INCOMES USED UPON INDIVIDUAL EFFORT. like to tpetk to you, The specialist, muat be able leading NATIONAL flex. hrt, In RarHan Cen- gether. 2 nights per Bedminster numbers and be able to lift up to 50 CALL TODAY to travel, Westlletd area. ter, answering phone*, week, 2 v4 hrs. per night. a New Brunswick REAL ESTATE office In Benefits, Call 908-233- lbs of coin bags. NJ la looking for 2 CA- filing, ute of adding ma- Must be dependable. Ad- 908-906-0087 9300 atk for Sandy chine A typing, PC exp. a ditional houra possible. • North Brunswick • Hllisborough REER- minded people plui, Calf Joy 226-3200 No Phone Interviews for realdentlal, new TYPIST/RECEPTION- 908-236-7660 after 11 am For prompt consideration, please call: homes aalei, com- IST- Top Msoical Col- COUNBILORB/ Deliver one or two days per week and mercial Investment salee lection agancy in plaai- ASSISTANTS- For the ant modern office envi- 8090 earn $45-$55. Must bo 18 years or oldor PURCHASING AGENT a letting In Central Jer- Metuchen Erfiaon YMCA sey area. WE WILL QET ronment. With op- Summer Camp 1993 and have reliable transportation. For more Fast growing dealer/broker ol new and used portunity for advance- Counselors mutt be over YOU LICENSED and ment. Competitive •alary information on routes available in Mid- (908)931-6544 compulor equipment seeks principal buyer with TRAIN YOU. For confl- 18 A Attlttanta must be NOTICE: All EMPLOY- A benefits cell for appl, over 21. Please contact: at least 3 years relalod experience. Company denllal Interview, call 9Q8'-526-930O MENT WANTED ndver- dlesex County call Ed at 908-781-7900 apsclallies In resaln ol CAD equipment from Tsml Garebedlan-Davls Kan Wordsn at Century MM-648-2044. tlsemonts aro PAYABLE oxt. 7401, for routes in Somerset County DEC, Sun, IBM, H-P and Cnlcomp. Musi ba 21, Worden A Qreen, UNDERCOVER WEAR IN ADVANCE by cash, call Butch at 90B-7Q1-7900 0X1. 7100. skilled negotiator and careful buyer. Modern, 908-674-4700 PT tales agenti needed. Hoitettea recaive free DENTAL HYGENIST check, VISA or Master non-smoking olllco. Company odors compolillvo Evenlngt A taturdays. Card. For a quote on •alary and benefits. Plenso sond rosunio with SEEKING FIELD TECH- lingerie. For an evening Pleate call 369-1111 salary history (REQUIRED) In contltlonco to: NICIAN- for Northern of fun, faahlon 4 fantasy cost, please call Jeraey area. Send re- Call Jean 906-267-5723 DIETARY AS* 1-800-559-9495, UNITED COUNTIES Brlgll Schrlever •ume to: Concord Com- SISTANTS- will train, MAPLE DATA SYSTEMS CORP. puting Corp. 770 E. Mar- Foothill Acree Nursing Forbes Newspapers TRUST COMPANY ket St., Ste. 156, Watt Ada frl Crate/Wad Home., Neehanlo, NJ RN— soaks FT Uvo-ln po- A DIVISION 01 tOt»tf INC * * Four Cnmmsrea Drive, Cranford, Now Jareay 07018 060 QreBley Avanua, S. Chaster, PA. 19362 906-369-6711 sition. Qunllty service In Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F/hVV Union, NJ 070S3 don't coif — exchange for living quar- EOE An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F They payl ters for prof, Christian Advtrtlte In In* Clunltltdl, Advert/it In (fit ClntHled! fnmlly. 808-359-2284 A Forbes Newspaper January 27,28,29,1993 A Union County Forbes Newspaper

1992 through auto reviewer's eyes. Was it a make or break year for the manufacturers? Page U-2

LINCOLN MERCURY

SUBARU'S 1M3 TOURING WAGON continues in the automaker's tradition of making quality cars with good reputations. With The Absolute Bottom Line Prices, Over 380 New Vehicles In Stock, And 1993 Subaru Wagon: Courttous Straightforward Advice... A car built for '90s impeccable road manners under almost all WHYSHOPFOR Ey ILL BUM FORBES NEWSPAPERS road and weather conditions. With the turbo power it offers increased towing and I first drove a Subaru Wagon just over high altitude capabilities. Speed sensitive 10 yean ago and while it was a neat little power steering provides quick response car, everyone who came in contact with it and easy maneuvering in all driving condi- agreed it was downright ugly. Things tions and especially when parking. Vented change and the new Subaru Legacy Tour- disc brakes and ABS insure safe stops. ing Wagon has evolved into a good look- When underway engine and road noise are ing, powerful, innovative, all-purpose util- noticeable. Visibility is great. ity vehicle of the Ws. In addition it con- tains much or the latest in automotive PERFORMANCE technology that was formerly available only in very high-priced vehicles. This list Subaru continues to utilize its unique includes full-time all-wheel drive, anti-lock flat 4-cylinder horizontally opposed en- brakes, 4-wheel ventilated disc brakes, gine. This design has many advantages multi-port electronic fuel injection, direct including more rigidity and less vibration ignition and a turbo charged flat four cyl- in the engine, plus a low profile for lower inder, 16 valve engine. With these ad- front-end design. The turbo increases the vancements its virtues of durability and horsepower to 160, which provides suf- reliability have not only been maintained, ficient power to climb almost any grade but enhanced. whether on wet or dry pavement or in This Legacy LE Touring Wagon is as- fairly.deep snow. The electronically con- sembled in the heart of the Midwest, trolled automatic 4-speed transmission Lafayette, Indiana. While it is still classi- shift fairly smoothly, and has an override fied at a foreign vehicle, its domestic con- switch if the driver want to select the tent has continuously been increased. The gears manually. Touring Wagon was originally developed for sale in Europe, and for 1992 only 300 SUGGESTIONS units were set aside for sale here. These sold out so quickly that for 1993 Subaru Add driver and front passenger air bags. has increased its production, and named it Delete the motorized shoulder strap and the flagship of its international all-weather add adjustable mount on B pillar. lineup. ECONOMY APPEARANCE s EPA ratings are 18 city/23 highway. I The Legacy Touring Wagon has clean averaged 16.4 mpg. lines that include a large cabin fitted with CONCLUSIONS near-flush glass, wrap-around headlamps, 5 500 CASH BACK&2 5.9 < a small grille above the front bumper and The Legacy LE Touring Wagon con- a large air intake below. The grille, the all- tinues Subaru's reputation for building ve- around bumper strip and the side mirrors hicles that are bullet-proof and utilitarian. are trimmed in black. There's a tilt/slide It is an extension of the Sport Sedan and glass sunroof and a functioned air scoop on gives Subaru a wagon that truly has the the hood. The alloy wheels carry Bridges- capability of going anywhere, anytime, in tone Potenza tires. any weather. While the Northeast, North- COMFORT west and the Rocky Mountain states are areas where they are very popular, Subaru »5000ON 92S This Wagon is equipped with all of the believes there is an untapped market for creature comforts that make traveling a all-wheel drive, turbo charged vehicles in WITH OUR LOW MILEAGE, LATE MODEL, pleasure. Very comfortable manually ad- the flat lands. It handles as well in wet CHASE justable seats, a very effective climate con- and slippery conditions as it does in ice trol setup, a sensitive sound system, and and snow. lots of usable interior storage space. The locks, windows, mirrors and sunroof are PRICE AS TESTED powered. A window shade type cover pro- TAURUS GL tects items behind the rear seats, and cup $23,095 completely equipped except for 6 cyl., p/s, p/b, auto., a/c, AM/FM holders are on the console. airbags. star, cass.. aHoy vtfils , p/Wfcks/sIs, VIN#NA145OO9, AIR BAG, 15,242 ROADABILITY BASE PRICE rental mi., Orig. MSRP $17,793, Stk,# 12 TAURUS A SABLES AVAILABLE 92-2531-P. 12,995 AT COMPARABLE SAVINGS This full time all-wheel drive Wagon has $22,650. 1992 MUSTANG TEST DRIVE CONVERTIBLE I AIR BAG, ABS, p/s, p/b. aulo . 4 cyl., AM/FM cass., 6133 rental SUBARU LEGACY TOURING WAGON ml., VIN# NF124152, Orig. MSRP 3 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLES IN $17,440. 13290 STOCK AT SIMILAR SAVINGS Tltws - Bridgestone Potenza i - $22,650 RE92 195/60 HR 15 Price as tested - $23,095 Brakes - anti-lock 1992 MERCURY Engine type - 4 cyl, horizontally disc/disc opposed, turbo, Drive train - front engine/fi ill- GRAND MARQUIS soho 16v, smpfi* Lt, VB. air bag, auto., p/s. p/b, star time all-wheel drive cass, p/w/lcks., p/sls AnifTS. alum Engine Sbe - 2.2 liters/135 dd Whls., VIN# NX739459, Slk.# 92- 2 OTHER GRAND MARQUIS Horsepower -160 @ 5,600 Performance - 0-60 mph - 8.9 sec 2607-P, 19,968 rental mi., one in AVAILABLE AT COMPARABLE slock al this price. 16,995 SAVINGS. rpm 1/4 mite (EX) -16.7 sec. EPA economy, mpg city/ high- Torque (ft/lbs) -181 2,800 Prices include all costs to be paid by consumer except for He, reg. & (axes. rpm way/ observed -18/23/ Wheelbase/length -102 inch/ 16.4 178 inch Drag coefficient (Cd) - .34 Transmission - four-speed •Sequential, multi-port fuel injection. Flemington CAR* TRUCK COUNTRY auto w/od Sea tfM 1993 Subaw legacy Tour- Curb weight - 3,350 lbs. Ing Wagon at ttw following local dooh Family Of Pounds/HP - 21 •nhlpsi MfcMtasex fonign Cmru, LINCOLN MERCURY Dealerships 1233 Route 27, Soonnmtf Reming- Fuel capacity -16 gal. SALES/SERVICE 908-782-3673 • PARTS 908-782-9394 Fuel requirement - ton Subaru, Routes 202 a 31, Horn- unleaded premium fngton, and Crystal Submru, 220 RTS. 202 & 31, FLEMINGTON 908782-3673 (91 octane) ftouto 22 W.t Green Brook. U-2 / Forbes Newspapers AutomoSieGuide January 27,28,29,1003 Upheavals, change marked year in auto industry for 1992 interesting and more expensive. Now we buy test enough) and the result was a somewhat handed over to Robert Eaton, a difaiinr torn business to bad. Diahatau Mad to crack fie carsfor what we used to pay for our homes. messy and uncharactertsllcaly pubic chang- General Motors of Europe, k wtl be an orderly U.S. markettor four years but eerier fltb year FORBES NEWSPAPERS And for some of us, unfortunately, an old car ing of the guard. New GM President Jack •Mr, t-tgh -profle Chrysler President Robert deckled to give up the ghost It puled out, At tie end of every calender year we do a or van is indeed our only home. The times Smith was expected to turn the company Lutz had been more or less expected to take leaving behind a pledge to suppfy parti and crHque of what happened In Ihe automotive have changed. around (as he had done wHh GM Interna- over Ihe Chairmanship Nmsef. but It was not service for Ihe seven years required by fht world during «ha pact 12 months. During Ihe The biggest news to hit the auto world in tional) but as we face ttl, things sM look bad. u OB lacocca oncJSiy releases me rems ns US. government previous St weeks, Into column is usually 92 was thetoundatarvshaking Palac e coup The Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Associa- Not so orderly was the total withdrawal of "product oriented" (which is autoepeak jargon that took place at General Motors in April. tion ("Spokesman For The Industy") did No toss messy twn tie catfght at General Yugo. That company simply padtookad Hi for deafng w*h ihe cars and bucks them- Readers of the financial page are no doubt some bouncing itself in '92. It expeled Volvo, Motors has been the ongoing battle for control doors, dtooonnected to phone, sold off fto selves) but in this once-a-year-revtew we oon- aware things have been — wen — "unset- American Honda and al of the truck buHders of Porsche. The "old famaW' (Ferdinand Por- parts and want home. "Home" to Yugoslavia, centrato on Ihe worldwide industry itself. Since tling" with the General of late. Besides losing in order to change itself into a lobbying group sche's heirs and descendants) ttiat control a courts that no longer exists. one In eight Americans is involved with the out in sales (* used to control the lion's share tor the Big Three auto makers. Needless toPorsche were unhappy wlti Ihe 90 percent But things in the business may tak* an auto business for his or her Kveihood, Its of the market) that venerable giant tost $753 say, the import segment b gearing up for drop In business and Chairman Amo Bohn upturn. WMe the recent election hat to obviously a big part of the U.S. economy. rnHNon — and that was just up to the third political battle itself through its own Associa- tookthefalforiLHewMln favor of the American auto world nervous about Al Gore's And sometimes this annual tome doesn't quarter of the year. It didn't even lace those tion of International Automobile Manufacturers. building of a cheaper (i that word that can be views on to environment and an aniHatoaai- paint a very pretty picture. Those of you who kinds of losses during The Great Depression. The corridors of Congress wi be busy thor- appied to any Porsche) sports car whJto the are aulo enthusiasts remembertoe late , unla- Roger Smith {subject of the controversial oughfares for these confiding lobbyists next old timers supported a continued attack on fake attitude by Bi Clnton. to general teeing mented 70s wtth a shudder. We refer to it as docudrama movie Roger and Me), had been year and the battles wi be bloody. the exotic car market. The fact Chairman in to auto Industry to tot "93 wi bring an the Dark Age of the Automobile. The limes somewhat quietly disposed of as Head Man at The passing of the crown at Chrysler was Bohn wonted to reduce the number of farriy upturn In to economy and in to safe of new and tie cars were grim. GM in 1990 and his replacement. Robert much less dramatic than at GM but that's to members on the Board of Directors may have The late '80s changed that somewhat as Stempel. was charged with the job of turning be expected. Lee lacocca has a much Inner had somethingto d o wHh Na exit, too. Let's hope so. The Industry could use tome our new cars became more powerful, more the company around. He didn't (at least not hand on the controls and when his scepter is Mi Of fM VXXC806 WW SOT Cw atlO Cm good news.

HOOO •010 AUTOMOBILES

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Call fW-IBI BO. We-754-0806 amflm cat*. 86.000 mi 114,000/80. 725-5731 >«070 day*; •taning $50. Putt mtor- EM. cond.SSSSO 821-027* INTRODUCTIONS... 3M-eraO aftar VOLVO- 83. 7S0 OLK, CLASSIFIED HOTLINE CADILLAC- 75 Coup* mation-J4 Hour Hotline. BMW- 88 3251. 2 dr. A way for paopt* to ma*t auto, 4 dr., bfue, Week DaVllle, V-9. aulo. am/fm 801-379-2930 MITSUBISHI- SB, Precis red/be*ge Inf., fully load- paopla, avary waak In 0LM- 87 Defta 66 Roy- a —— II-—, I-,* —a* js^aaaxlahaBiaB TOLL FREE •i«r*o, ac, pi, pb, pdi,Copyright #NJ17HRC 3DR Hatchback. S8k ml, ad, sunroof, rrHnt cond., your local Foroa* naw*- tie, 4DR, an power 60 k lUlnti Nil.! ml OpWOfW] pw, p-a*)ate, tHt. need* Sspd. AC. AM/FM cass, 33K mi., AaMnfl 114,900. paper. TIM ad I* lr*#, mi. excellent cond. 88000 no mM» #RCi confll* Mnh DATSUN- 81 2B0ZX, raw clutch, $2300. Call Call 4»4-6960 dcya or than on* caN do** it all! BO. Call 469-1735 ml., $2966, CaM 23444M paint Job. look* ugly but many new part*, run* run* STRONG! $650 b/o. 008-2332169, Iv. mag.756-0256 after 6PM or day* 361-3300. excel., 92K ml., S900/BO. 908-873-0144, attar V»S OLDS- SB -96 Regency VOLVO- SB 740TO. 1-800-559-9495 mutt Mil, car told AS IS. Need cash. 908-757-3205 BUICK- SB Century IBJOC- 68. 5*pd. TK, Brougham, loaded, mini 12BK. all hwy., l call: BOB-722-3O0O *xt. or 757-2535 OLDS- 83 Cutlas* Su- Custom, PB, PS, AC, AM/ leaded, factory rear, cond., 47K miles plus owner, gar. i 6858, leave, mig. preme, 117k ml., run* FM stereo, 43K ml. Mint excel, cond., Aeklng balance of buyer protec- avail. MB7B. DOME- 71 Dart. 2 dr, 6 CHKAM ni/UB SKIZIO well. $1000/80 Call MB* cond. $6300. Call 906- 66750. 3564613 tion plan. $10,500. CaH cyl., 65K ml., runa great. 846-8264. 297-8817. 906-4944)641 VW- BO Jem QL, from 89 Marcede* $200 $300, Call 90B-245-7BS1 •wswrowW 99, 1*WE| WD, 2 dr, 6*pd, AC, P/O 86 VW $50 TOYOTA- 85 MH2, 5- 2.6L 6 cyl., 44k, black w/ PLYMOUTH- 68 Horl- ca**.. cruise, 40K hwy 87Marc«da* $100 HONOA- 83, Civic DX, spd., Cellular, am/im/ DID YOU palamlno Int., orlg. son, 4 dr.. auto, PS, PB, ml. $7200.666-6218 eves 65 Mustang $50 30R Hatch, Sspd. AM/FM cats., 2-dr, eic. cond,, KNOW. •. owner, exc. cond., tunrl., AC, AM/FM, nice carl Chooaa from thousand* caas, 142K m). orlg. that an ad In this local 81600/B.O. 906^59-7157 starting at $25. owner. $600/BO. Call $2400. TOB-755-3950, paper also goes Into 16 b / For Directory Information 90B-322-62S3, Iv. m«g. VW- 82 Jetta, 4 door. other local paper*? 3tf&£"» PLYMOUTH- 90 laser, call 24 hour hotline. 801- Vary good condition. Reach over 400,000 MMCIDIS- 92, 190Black, fuHy loaded, PS, 370-2829. Copyright OLDS— 81 Cutlas, 2 dr., 61600. Call •08-366-6687 reader* with one call! 2.3, peart black metallic. PB, AUTO, AC. AM/FM #NJO1B110 auto, 101K ml., drives M* Inter., car t stereo Ca**., tow mileage. well. $300. Call 233-0486 alarm, (unroot, alrbag, AUTOMOTIVE $10,000. Call 9B642M. OMC- 66 pleh-up, 4 wM. CHEW- 79 Caprice, 2- OODQI- BS Shadow, 1st aid kit, cover w/lock, dr.. white, 305 VS, runs red, turbo, sunroof, 49K 14K ml., $23,000. Excel. PLYMOUTH- 91 laaar, CAHLLAC- 79 good. $400/BO. Call 572- ml., new tirea/brake*. cond, CaH 271 -0390 days 1th, ac, aulo, *1*rao/ 8014 after B or Iv. m*g. ca*a.. axe. cond., aahlng Please call 722-3166 DIRECTORY MM •3SO0. Call 906-494-5146 MMCIMV- 64 Cougar, CNIVV- 83 Cavalier, FOHD- BS Tauru*. blue 90K ml., clean In * out, ta.500. xw^w-eear blua 4DR, 4 cyl., 4 sp. 4DR. VS, 66.000ml lull many new pans A tires. POMTIAC- SB Firebird, look* A runa great power Exc. cond. new Asking 625007463-3001 •liver, 2.B liter fuel In- (All SAI 87,000 ml. many rt»w WHILI YOU'M HUNT' lire*. 64500 752-1048 jected eng., auto. PS, part* S750/BO. 755-4996 AUDI- 84 Sport* Coupe, INQ POM A CAR... Hunt MSRCURV- 89 Grand PB, AC, AM/FM stereo red, loaded, sunroof, to a*» fc $9, Probe QL, Marquis, 4dr sedan, fully ce*e. tin wheel, new ex- MBRCURV- 90 Grand CHNVSLtR- 78 New- aufo, AC, AM/FM ca**. equipped, good cond., haust, brakes, tune-up, Msrquia, 4DW, Pray/ port, brown, 2DR, 318good cond., S2000/BO. of Call 908-846-7186 PS/B/L, Crul**, 51k ml.66,500 hwy miles, Asking runa A looks excel. 8SK eathar int., ail powered, To See *uto, new tires, looks A Still under warranty. New $7200. Call 359-4363 ml., $2700/80. Cart BOB- immac. cond. Plea** caM run* gnat. Vary depend- DATSUN- 83 Nissan brak**/lira*(fronM>ack). after SPM 782-4375 906-9664124. able. S575/BO. 755-4996 Santr* Wagon, 5-spd . Asking 87600.396-3240 MIRCURV- 90 Brand M Dwnml Rd. Your Auto am/fm, axe. cond., PONTIAC- 87 Grand $1250. 90B-755-3550. - 86, 828E, mint HONDA- 66 Accord LX, Marquis OS, 33K mt.,AM, bronie, SBK mi., new Ad Here condition, sunroof, auto, 5 apd., loaded, 44K ml.,whit* with maroon Int., brake* A shock*. Exc. rwtt.ni.NJ. Since DOME- 86 Omni, red, carriage top, loaded. donloot- •MBaap 88 enaTTms Advertise ABS brakes, fully loaded. excellent condition, cond. $9*00. CaM MS- 1909 auto, PB, PS, AM/FM $8100. 906-636-6865 64600. 906-736-6769 •10.000/10. 267-9335 661 -6714. 9Ot.234.0109 Call 233-9696 in (/>• Classified! cass., good cond., 3SK $2100. Call 908-572-6026 HAS SMC LANDED! JARS •84 OLDS CUTLASS SUPftBMI 3 dr, e cyl. wire wni covert, vtnyl roof, very me». Introductory 70.1SSml.vln#E232»«0* S9.49B 'SB LINCOLN TOWNCAR 4 dr, 8 cy(, tutl pwr, cerrleg* root, learner, load«l end netnvn, 71,408, vin «FV82S«ei. Showroom Salo 18,899 S5 VOLVO WAOON 4 cyl TURBO, fun pwr, ta*tti*>. loeded t excel- lent. 89.441 ml, vin #FtS9S13r Of Tho •S.4BS '88 OLDS 88 (IIQINCY BRO. * dr. • eyl *Jl piM. wlit wW covers, k>eded. 82,35* mi, v*> #F4]I9374 Now '83 Mark VIII 84,286 '88 CHRYSLER NVW YORKIR 4 dr, 4 cyl TURBO, lull fym. leather, coach root, 1-owner 4 nice. 68,403 ml. vln #0C134J0i $4,888 '86 OLDS CUSTOM CRUISIft WAQON To Choooo 3rd *HI, S cyl, full pwr, loeded t Hceherrt. 47.0*4 ml, vln #0*0030U •4,986 '86 LINCOLN MARK LSC From 2 dr. e cyl, full pwr, leithw, ioeded a eicenent, 71.481 ml, vln #OV870714 $8,888 '67 BUICK LI SABRE LTD 4 Or, 6 eyl, tut pwr, wire whl coven, loaded » encellenl, SO.7S4 ml, vln #HHS2S188 68,466 '87 ORAND MARQUIS L8 4 dr, S cyl, full pwr. coich root, loaded ft »«c*. lent, S8.M7 ml, vln #HX69Z4»7 BRAND NEW 1993 CHEVROLET $6,896 •87 LTD CROWN VICTORIA LX 4 df, 8 cyl, full pwr. wire whl coven, 1-owner end S1O BLAZER loaded, 70,014 ml, vln #MXtO9J34 4 Door $6,898 . '88 LINCOLN TOWNCAR V6 200 Horse Power Engine 4 m, I cyl, lull pwr. wire whl coven, ceiriaoe rool. loeded, only 1-owner and Meeltont. 69.994 Automatic Transmission ml, vln #JV6UWt. S9.B9S Power Steering '89 ORAND MARQUIS LS Power 4 Wheel ABS 4 dr, 8 oyl, Mr pwr, cm itu. whit., coieh root, leather, only 1-owner «nd lift n«w. 29.876 ml Electric Mirrors 'eOJUPWRANOLklR Tire Carrier 2 dr, e cyl, hard A tofl lopi, no air, eneellem, M,»43 ml. vm #KJ1«9849 Electronic Gauges $6,698 Air Conditioning •S9 OLDS CUTLASS 8UPRBMK 2 dr, 8 cyl, full pwr, buckai leatt & contort Power Windows/Locks 1 P 32Ma 36 iviontlis * '*' * ""' Special Aluminum Wheels VIN# P2101169, Stk # 840A, Orig. MSRP $8,896 AM/FM Cassette '89 FORD HI-TOP $24,018, Less Pkg Savings $1460, Adj. MSRP CONVERSION VAN Each Equipped & Cruise CorrtrolTiH Wheel $22,550 a cyl, 4 cept chair*, rev tola tied, TV S VCR, Tahoe Trim cut alu. whit, loeded t eacelient, 01,371 rnlt vin Prices Includ* all costs to be paid by consumar sxcapt for lie., rag #KHB43S14 Priced The Same Rear Defogger & taxes. Lease pyrmt based on 36 mo closed and lease 1st mo 613.898 pyrmt A sec. dep. due at inception $1200 cap cost reduction '90 FORD LX LTD Luggage Rack Total ol pymnts 110.764 15,000 mi /yt allowance. 104 pef mi COUNTRY 8QUIRE Just Choose Your "Color" Shield Package thereafter 4 dr 0 pait. wagon, a cyl. lull pwr, lugI. lacli. cti< tlu. wrili. loadod A •ictii«nr 60 131 ml, Vin #LX1!4419. 35 CHEVY BLAZERS A GMC JIMMYS TO CHOOSE FROM COME IN FOR A All cars listed equipped with Auto Trans, Air, PS, PB & Flemington Stereo unless noted "TEST FLIGHT" CAR ft TRUCK COUNTRY TVe'U "TfkuU tym 9tU Vour Llncolr-rViprcory Family Of Uailng Hoddafuairtan •Moei iMtud* i'u'eoiN to be CONVENIENT HOURS: poi9 PARTS • SERVICE Frl 9to6 617 West Front St. 4- (Rf. 28) Plalnflold, NJ BODY SHOP RTS. 202 & 31, FLEMINGTON 908-782-3331 Sat.9loS (ail make* 757-3311 and model*) A Union County Forbes Newspaper January 27,28.29.1993 AutomotiweCukg Forbes Nawtpapars / U-3

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'80 NISSAN SENTRA '88 NISSAN SENTRA '87 NISSAN SENTRA '90 HYUNDAI EXCEL 91 NISSAN PICKUP '90 NISSAN 3O0ZX 2-dr., 4-cyl., 4-spd. man trans . man. strng , 2-dr., 4 cyl., auto, trans., pwr. strng/ brks 2-dr, 4-cyl., auto, trans., pwr. strng/ brhs , 2-Or. 4-cyl., oulo trnns w'OD, pwr strng/ 4XZ 2-dr., 4-cyl., 5-spd. man trans , man 2-dr, G-cyl., auto, trans, w/00, pwr. strng./ ANTI- pwr. brks., AIR, AM/FM Stereo cassl w/EQ. AIR, AM/FM Stereo ca*st., tin, accent stripes, AIR, AM/FM Stereo casst., rr dofog , b/s/m, brks., AIR, AM radio, rr dolog , b's/m. gaug- strng , pwr. brks.. no air. AM/FM Stereo LOCK brks /winds /locks/ anl/mirrs, AIR, AM/FM tr. dtfog., tint, b/s/m, gniigos. del» whl dalx. whl. covrs., cloth Int. Stk. #P44B. VIN Sle'TO c»«1, cruise, n. defog.. tint, lach.'jauget. gauges, Int. wipers, delx. whl covrs . cloth es. Int. wipers, delK whl covrs . cloth Int.. casst., tach/gauges, dual mirrs., delx. whl covrs., cloth Int. Stk. #P454A VIN #KU0154- #JC«W433, 71,402 ml. n heeled mirrs.. ilium, entry, cargo cover, Int. wipers, Int. Stk. #3848*. VIN #HC834010 51.841 pwr. sunroof. Stk. #3'' 9A VIN #LU009634 covrs . cloth Int Stk #P464A VIN 75. 72,252 ml. ml. 20,854 ml. rr. wiper/washer, buckets/ console, alarm, alloy #MC341362. 32.497 ml. wMs reel seats. T-TOPS Stk #3B57A VIN #LX00W29. 40,751 mi •3188 '4950 '5750 '6350 '6950 $ ?969 18,350 SHOWROOM HOURS 1020 RT. 22 EAST MON-THUR 9AM - 9PM FRI 9AM - 6PM SOMERVILLE. NJ SAT 9AM - 6PM [1/4 MILE EAST OF THE 1 W NA BRIDGEWATER eg RT. 78 SOMERViLLES<\£V

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St feterfc is New Jersey's leading healthcare center for women and children, The obvtous reason forthi s leadership position is tha: nx)re babies • are born at St. Peter's each year than at any other hospital in New jersey. I More significant is the fact that so many nationally-acclaimed physicians and certified nurses have chosen St. Peter's because of our commitment to provide leadership in medical advances forwome n and children. I The opening of our new bur-floor, 75,000 square loot Pavilion ft Henrifetal CM * for Women and Children will allow us to expand our programs... and I move us closer to our goal of becoming one of the nation's most successful I centers in delivering medical care to women throughout their lives. I We will cdebrate the opening of our new Pavilion throughout this year, with seminars forhealthcar e professionals, as well as for our commu- I nity to introduce you to our outstanding medical and nursing staff. I ¥w at cttdiafy Invited to Hn us on Sunday, FcbfUiry 7,1993* Ibur our new facilities and meet the physicians and nurses who will lead We are especially looking forward to once again greeting St. fttert "babies:

; ; It hope that those who were born at St. Peters - especially those who attended • -v* L : • us into an exciting and unprecedented future in healthcare for women and children. the Pavilion Groundbreaking ceremonies on Thursday, August 8,1991 - wilt join us on February 7, You who haw been part of St. Peler's dynamic past are the reasons forou r exciting future, The Fivillfo ftr HMCI aod ChlMm God Ness you all St. PdcrsMedical Center } p.m. Sundty, February 7,1993 Refreshment* Ri.V.R iui^ the fwm pravMed... or by calling aur Ctmmunity Rebtioiii Departmentf (9W)74J4»2« Free parking Is available In the medical center's parking In

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Miami Chicago's dominant defense humbling New One cure is to produce your own pre-game closes Vol. 2 by clobbering the Vikings, 24-7, in England in $B XX, but it was a one-yard touchdown run by 6-2,340-pound William "Re- show. There's certainly no lack of football on SB VIII, and remains the only team ever to 11 video, thanks to the media giant known as frigerator Perry that added insult to injury as appear in three straight Super Bowls, the Patsies lost, 46-10. NIL Films, which has packaged footage under * Super Bowls 9-12 (Vol. 3) - Super Bowls a variety of subjects, from historical notes to * Super Bowls 21-14 (Vd 6) - Obviously, wacky bloopers. DC and X begin the four-title dynasty of the the earlier volumes are of more historical and They've also conveniently packaged several Pittsburgh Steelers. But Oakland's 32-14 win nostalgic interest, but this is the volume that volumes of Super Bow) highlights, which not over Minnesota in SB XI and Dallas' 27-10 features our beloved New York Giants at their only make for a great pregame watch - they're victory over Denver in SB XII were snorers. Big Blue best. What Giant fan wouldn't want to also a super backup in case Super Bowl XXVTI * Super Bowls 13-16 (Vd 4) - Pittsburgh relive that incredble second half of SB XXI, turns into a Super-Bore, when Phil Simrns completed 22-of-25 passes, Take your pick from: including 10 straight, to score a 39-20 come- * Super Bowls 14 (Vol. 1) - Here's where it NFL Films has packaged several back win over Denver. all began, folks. 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XK/II turn into a Super Bore SBa XXII (Washington 42, Denver 10) and The highlight of the tape, of course, is Super XXIV San Francisco 55, Denver 10) were blow- Bowl m, when Joe Willie Namath upped the outs, but Vol. 6 also contains the closest Super stakes of a mismatch by guaranteeing his 18W- completes its big run with a 35-31 win over Bowl since SB V, when Montana engineered point underdog New York Jets would defeat Dallas and a 31-19 win over the Los Angeles two late drives to score a dramatic 20-16 come- the mighty Baltimore Colts. Broadway Joe Rams, with Terry Bradshaw claiming MVP back over Cincinnati. backed up his boast with a 16-7 upset, and the honors in both. In SB XV, Oakland provides an * Highlights of the last two Super Bowls Super Bowl - not to mention the NFL - historical footnote by becoming the first wild have been released on video in their entirety, — would never be the same. 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Other Super Bowl videos fromNF L favored Minnesota Vikings - affirmed the sta- Joe Montana era as the San Francisco 49rs Alms include The Super Bourt Dream Team tus of AFL teams just as they were about to defeat the Cincinnati Bengals, 26-21, and Super Sunday - history of the Super merge with the NFL. * Super Bowls 17-20 (Voi 5) - Better Bowl. * Super Bowls 5-8 (Vol 2) - Super Bowl V known as the snorer's volume, as the winners So if you're tired of the endless prattle from is remembered for Jim O'Brien's 32-yard field (Washington, LA Raiders, San Rrancisco, Chi- hosts, analysts and inarticulate ex-jocks, all the goal with five seconds remaining to give the cago) defeat the losers (Miami, Washington, Super Bowl footage you could ever ask for, Colts a 18-13 win over the Dallas Cowboys, But Miami, New England) by the combined score of from soup to nuts, is at your control. Not every the dominant team of Vol 2 is the Miami Dol- 149-52. Notes; Miami led at halftone of SB video rental store has all these tapes on their phins, who took a 24-3 whipping from the Cow- XVII, 17-10, before Washington scored 17 unan- shelves, but stores specializing in sales can •^^B^^^Ka^^^^B^^GI boys in SB VI, but came back to complete the swered points in the second half to secure a 27 order what you don't find in their stock.

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mm MUSEUMS OMAT SWAMP OUIDOMt musaurn, tMth parmanant aunt* 1-5 pm Back* CnUdren's Roman Baardan, and Jacob EDUCATION cum bftta of Itteki the town's early Wing opan to the public det l*wence, Jan. 31-Aprt IB, 247 Southern Blvd., Chatham days. Thundey thnujh Satur- (except Monday) from 2*4:30 •Plains Indian art from the mu- HPJ' BB^B^^^TBB?*^- • •• (900)2614788 (201) 635-6620 day from noon-5 p.m., Sunday p.m. Free admlaalon for mem- seum's collection, through June Tundtythnugt Saturday from Open awy day from 0 a.m.* from 11 a,nv4 p.m. 27. if ban. Non-mamb* admission: if m^i 10 t.m.-Sp.m., Sunday from 4:30 p.m. Ra^tmHon ntquind MOMIStX COUNTY MUSIUM •dull* $2« itnior cruwra and 1-5 p.fn. File admission. West- forprograms, chHdran $1,90. 6 Normano> Heights Rd. tAanaV^Kr am European paintings, sculp* •How up it collaetad from 1225 Mvar Rd., ftscatWMey •'Trw Flrtt Ey«/' how chMdran Morristown tun end decorative art from trees, 2 p.m. Saturday and (008)745-4177 sea the world in art, through (201) 5380454 B] HgaWSS^iBSk *v «** •](!'%«' IIB^S^H 10th and 20th centuries; eteo Sunday through Fab. 28. OaHy (eacopt Monday and Sat* Jan. 31. Monday through Saturday from pit-Columbian art and irt of •Wortd by Jamas Pmtfes, urday) from 1-4 p,m.Qoatd 10a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from through Jan. 31. Feb. 12. Free admission. 3 South Mountain Ave. 1-5 p.m. Free admission for •<'ia|- Montctaif members. Non-member ad* through Feb. 7. HtMTMICOfllR ands, mytholoa>, and gamas of (201) 746-5555 mission: adults $4, senior citi- 300 Somerset St. NewJeraey, through July 18. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, tans ami children $2. •Psrmanent gaKary axNbits: di- Johmon Pa* Naw eruniwtck IMIH pruejiNi oy nrnian and Saturday from 11 i.m.-5 1 J! nosaun, Nva animals, ftvaj tent- S^B^B^B^B^B^B^SM (908) 646-5777 vwjstamunatlp.m, Fab. 7; p.m.; Thundsy and Sunday p as (for chMdnn 3*5), mam- (000)463-9077 Tuaaday through Saturday from pre ragtstfetion mqutrad. from 1-5 p.m, Free admiesion mals, modal trains, history, VMa|i eompaaad of mocatad 11 a.m.«4 p.m. for members. Non-member ad- ntorth American Indians, Wood- lMofttfury structures set •"BwlspestiflOO: In Photo- 614 Mountain Avt., WtstfMd mission: adults t4, senior clti- land Indians, rocks and miner- rw the headquarters of the graphs,11 through Jan. 31. (006) 232-1776 lans and students $2, children alt. county per* poMce. No tours of- MAM STRUT Restoration of lBth-century fife. Free admission for an on

•"DtomReprsientationsir ! '•:. feted at piaaant Gift ihop ANDQUICCNTDI New Janay house. Opan Sun- Saturday. '; ' '• V • •• ',-'• ^ '4-- - '••. • woika by various New Jersey ctoeed until further notce, 148 Mtin St., Remington days from 2-5 p.m. •Paintings of seaeona by Rob- artiste, trHOuflh Feb. 7. (908) 7684767 •Music of aany America, Jan. art Kutnn*,frou|hMarcn 7. •Nsw Janay quilts from 1777- AntiQuas and coMoctibles from 31. •Immigrant arusti from Smfetrt 1960, througti ftb. 14. Main B1.| wsjfowiga tw centuries. Daily (eacapt MONMOUTH MUttUM to the praasnt through March •"The) Oswalcai RMval fn Faah- This Qrttk vast will bi ths topic of discus- (201) 736-9060 Tuaaday) from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. BrooMeie Community CoHaga 28, ton," through mid-1993. Frfla admission. RoutS) 920, UncfOft alon Friday, Fab. 5,12:30 p.m., during "Ths •Hana wsingMrtnsr ratmpsc* MUttUM OF EAMV Tnomee AM uioon. Opan (906)747-2266 tlw, Jan. 31-April 4. OaNany Grttka and ThsXr Nslghbora or Who An everyday from 9, a.m.-5 p.m. 1281RtvtfRd.,PiK*tawty Main |tferies opan Tuesday taikbyAlejartoAnreutaO 9 Main St, Madison You Calling a Barbarian," ths latatt in tht Adults 12, chUdwn and senior (908) 463-6363 through Saturday from 10 p.m. Fab. 7. (201) 377-2962 ssrlaa of cjallsry talks at ths Princston Unl- a.m.-4:30 p.m., Sunday from PitcattMy Township htstortc •Pemtmgi by Hate Woodruff, Exhibits portray the rola of vsrsltyArtMussum. crafts people in the 18th and 19th centuries. Tuesday 7. Feb. 6. RairVmowdata, 1p.m. through Saturday from 10 •"Weaving Around the World," Fab 7,AduKtS9,cNSBORN-CANNONSAa HOUSE Rutgers University ety members, $3 for non- Front St., Scotch Plains Hamilton St., New Brunswick members. (908) 889-4137 (908)932-7237 •"Tender in Years," childhood Historic house from c. 1750. Tuesday through Friday from 10 In 19th-century New Jersey, on- Open the first Sunday of each a.m.-4:30 p.m., Saturday and going. month from 2-4 p.m. Free ad- Sunday from noon-5 p.m, N J. STATE MUSEUM mission, •"Focus x 4" university collec- 205 West State St., Trenton REEVES-REED ARBORETUM tions, through Feb. 21. (609) 292-6464 165 Hobart Aw,, Summit •"Expression Abstractod," Tuesday through Saturday trom (908) 273-8787 heads painted by Vincent Pepi, 11 9 a,m.-4:45 p.m., Sunday from Gardens open daily from dawn Ralph Rosenberg, and Sal Sir- "Gllmpee Beyond the Neighborhood, a 1937 oil by figurative painter Hans Welngartner, li noon-5 p.m. Closed Feb. 12. to dusk. Registration required ugo, through Feb. 21, part of a retrospective of the artist's works opening Sunday, Jan. 31, at the Montclair Art Free admission. for programs. •"New Works on Paper," Museum. The exhibition will continue through April 4. •Black History Family Day, Feb. •Winter discovery walk, 10 a.m through spnng 1993.

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DANCE (908)906-2589 •AJMneJectwueein|n|bef- (906)359-3771 ^ Match production oM MW- berehop harmony. •Mead chorus of nearly 100 y, Feb. S, 8 p.m. dttlone at 5 p.m. tfwoutti Jan. OOMMUNnV CHOWS MMMNWUfT Want to see your Thjr«tays,Sp.m, (906)563-2301 TtCMMQUtS 1MSA1NC Wedneedeyii 7:30 p.m. •Jan badtt company performs in 112 Rues Uns • Joint Eatt Biuntwich (908)2834561 club or event Otnci Group. Rwadmtuion. (908) 521-3156 •Chorus of area sir#ri, Audi- •For iprlng production of The tiomreojfifedfw membership; (908) 359-7485 Nnjenrff. Auditions Jen. 30; tenorSi beseet eepecisHy neeow. •Commune orchestra «tf75 nw- Feb. 5 and 8, B p.m. •Wens, emeewendpro- ThHtit in the Round, children end teens at 10 a,m.t Wednesdays, 8 p.m. announcements in SetortHaH University adults at 11:30 e.m. Alt rotes feetionat, Goa*»ofStEKiaoeih SOMOISirVMlfV South Oraraji (except Anna) evailabie; can for raqulremertts. XMier Center, Convert Station (201)761-9096 (201) 887-1732 •Modem dance troupt performs Tthrtdeys, 7:30 p.m, •OpenretieemlofHeydn'i WeekendPlusf works cftitid end/or chorso- (201) 267-1153 Bound Brook Wa^ School •For spring production of Pw MetMn htaeSi phis wvks by Brit* fiprad by artiifc director Sheila nUN unwn Mrj »I Douno DIUUK Mimaje of *«e and Boo, Audi- ten. I Butnrmore. Adults M, senior cit- tions at PottenvHle Reformed (908)722-0122 tern end students 14. Church, 1p.m. Jan. 31,7:30 Write to: p.m. Feb. li D.E.M., Morristown, vneon MemonBi unonuiwcn Saturday, Jan. 30,8 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Feb. 2. Should be (e- 7 Vaiey W., WMchuni mHier with script; ciN for en ep- (908) 464-1437,757-8409 Tueedeyi, 7:30 p.m. Forbes Newspapers/WeekendPlus 91 Ufliwslty PI.| Princeton potntment. •Concert choir *M ejnprs; in Retormed Church (809) 883-8000 reheereef tor Mey recitei of Mein St, South Sound BrooK •OtflOi comniry performs Jan- Moevfs Aeojufen end John Rut* (906) 872-6889,287-0161 P.O. Box 699 Influenced worla. AdmWon S24, Somenet Vaiey Chorus 121 Tueedeye, 7:15 p.m. Mondeyi, 7:30 p.m, Somervilto 0876 Auditions ITS DOM Lene 120 rwMfne A\tt< Mondays, 7:30 p.m. Eaet8fune«ick Arts buMdln£ AaitBn Vsiey (80DS4S-O742 (808)8184768,6744)368 Or fax it to: Communa/Cota* •Wf viHMn we) fffOy anpRS>

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ence fiction movie in Key West dur- lawyer investigating the hazing death selling book about survrvon of an have you heard that before?), Is a ing the Cuban WissJe Crisis, setting of a young leatherneck, Demi Moore airline crash in the Andes who sur- latigtooty-bad clone of Basic in- off a series of strange occurances. co-stars as the superior officer vive for 10 weeks before being res- stinct. Madonna's bad enough, but (PQ) pushing him to gtt to the real truth, cued by resorting to cannibalism, it's painful to watch quality actors which leads Mm to scene chewing Hardly a cinematic achievement, like WWem Dafoe, Joe Mantegna OPENING THIS WEEK •Hunky Tom Berenger stars in this officer Jack Nicholson. Wasted but It may be of interest to rub- and Anne Archer embarrased by a CHILDREN OFIMt CORN H: THE action -adventure yarn about a scenes telegraph Information the bemeckers who enjoy the spectacle aophomoric script and unbeaiabty ntMLSACMnCf crach military sharpshooter who be- audience is better off without, but of a traffic accident. («) inept direction by Uil Edel. A recent •A towdecen t special effects liven comes a target in Centra) America solid acting by the principals and AUDDtN screening elicted howls of laughter, when he misses his target - a rev- capable support by Kevin Bacon, up toe sequel to one of author Ste- 6 Disney does It again. Impressive and don't forget, this Is not a com- ' V S phen King's less successful movies. olutionary leader. (R) comedian Kevin Pollack, James followup to Beauty mi the Beast is edy. (R) Marshall {Twin Ptths) and J.T. an animated retelling of the Arabian IMMtTOKIRSDMCUU j•* MATINEE CURRENT FILMS Walsh overcome a rare bad outing Nights fairy tale. Voices Include •Title refers to the author of the fe •John Goodman (Rosa/we, The A FEW OOOD MEN by director Rob Reiner (This Is Spi- Robin WIIHams as the genie. (G) original 1897 novel, but this latest Babe) teams up with offbeat c\m- •A few glaring flaws in script and nal Tap, The Princess Bhdt, When BODY OF EVIDENCE big-screen treatment of Iransylva- tor Joe Dante (Gremlins, The direction undermine, but do not tony Met SafJy).(R) •Madonna's latest erotic shocker, nia's most-famous citizen beers the 'Buib$) for 8 comedy about a movie spoil, this hard-driving drama star- AUVE wKh the Material Girl starring as a stamp of director Francis Ford Cop- producer test screening a new sci- ring Tom Cruise as a lazy Marina •Based on the true story and best- woman accused of murder (where (Please turn to page 14)

" i • -J WeekendPlus Review revue 'Hexed' and 'Aspen Extreme' can't hide from the critics Movies that iren'tpre-screened for re- views prior to their release are usually Aspen Extreme stinkers. But the studios cant hide from the critics who eventually caught up with two Phantom of the Movies openings last week - Atptn UtaM and The Daily News Hrnti - and hammered them the first "4pen£xtreme starti offas a (airly slick chance they got cinematic inow job but heads downslope in a hurry. Beyond its brain-dead timing, at the height of the boycott Colorado season, Hexed this staunchtt hetero fantasy suffers from a terminal case of raging done-iu's, culling cli- Janet Matlln ches from flicks old and new until it be- Tht Ntw York Timts comes a sort of A Winter Place meets Rocky "For anyone who has ever dreamed of being on skis./Ihe pic slogs along like a somno- a hotel desk clerk, Hexed describes the lent made-for-TV movie or busted series comic adventures of Matthew Welsh (Arye pilot." Gross), clerk extraordinaire. Matthew's Mit- tyesque life is filled with far-fetched esca- pades...this fantasy life becomes dangerous Vincent Canby when he finagles a date with Hexina (Clau- Tht New York Times dia Christian), a homicidal, world-famous Pwl Grots and Mir Borg Itivt Mrlolfor lovt tnd advtnturo on tht tlopt • "Patrick Hasburgh, who makes his fea- model.,Hated throws Matthew together In tht ntw tkl novtt Aiptw Grtftnvti ture film debut as the writer and director of with Henna for a series of lukewarm adven- Aspen Extreme, is a ski enthusiast and tures.. Alan Spencer, who wrote and di- senselessly convoluted you're beyond caring former instructor who still knows more rected Hexed, rarely works to his own best about skiing than about movies. Even Jim Fatter minutes after it begins., Alan Spencer's though it runs close to two hours, Aspen advantage, his screenplay is somewhat fun- script reads like a boring collegiate fantasy, nier than his direction, which often flattens Tn# MMy Naws extreme remains sort of stretched out and the films attempts at humor by making full of lazy allusions, the only person due a dramatically underdeveloped, The ski foot- them broad and unduly vulgar...Even when "If you want to get even with someone, compliment is whoever devised the project's age is often pretty, but it hasn't much to do the film strays into Naked Gun territory, as send them to see Hexed. The movie has trailer, which, in making this film seem with what happens in the movie. Nor does it it occasionally does, the satire is too sloppy everything guaranteed to annoy-a witless funny, performs nothing short of a miracle." have much to do with Aspen, where a lot of to be sharp" script, flavorless performances, and a plot so the movie was photographed." wtUADROt HUMMEL* ROCKWELL*AUSTIN* COPENHAGEN Ittftrtowl Widows! SCUBA E r DMt iW|tt e«r Iradiy 0/ MattaeOww. J Claues start it tht Benefit Dinner Theatre following Select from a truly Impressive Three Performances! locations: Fri.t Jin. 29 A Sat, Jan. 80 grouping featuring Show-&00M Sun., Jan. SI I OVER 1OOO DlmcM&OOPM Show-&00ni Summtr 033.50 Dinner/Show "Mw MMIMCk TwCA Production $15 Show Only z LLADR6 FIGURINES of the D Watfitkt "WtitfMdYMCA Q PLUS MANY OTHER Young Holiday Inn ntd rlo.3 ArtLtt'$ KMTlJorKS t FINE COLLECTABLES IHtntySduridt Route 22 W, Springfield -Uftuchtn-Editon z CooptmttM YMCA o Call (908) 789-3011 d -Middliw County S Bun., Fib, 11 g ...A very remarkable and Important (5 collection, the largest In the Til-State FIREWOOD w area, featuring many limited edition • and retired pieces only available at TREE SERVICE § TheCollector'sPlace • PRUNING • LANDCLEARING OCEAN EXPLORERS AQUATIC CENTER 3| The Jeweler You Can Trust •STUMP REMOVAL Our Prices Arc Honest • ELEVATING S71 Ml M Pl.K C •REMOVAL •SPRAYING & FEEDING t (I is on •CHIPPING • CABLING • COMPLETE FIREWOOD SALES 155 Washington Valley Road & GEMOLOGISTS The CWfrc/^i «w# (Wood Yard Opposite Bardy Farms) 126 Eo* Front 9katt. PtajnlteW. Nfw JjJifY.. Warren. N) Tatophone: 7560774/TW Rj*: USWTWOT Op«n Mon.-3ot. I(W (908) 6044753 • KAISER o PRECIOUS MOMENTS • BRADFORD EXCHANGE i Film capsules

(Continued from page 12) rw land from being plurv' ed pod. Daft, violent, bloody and by evil developers. (R) very adult, the big-budget pro- ICDff flf k WOMAN duction It often incoherent as •Ai Pacino twiM a utttr, several characters babble on in blind, retired Army officer who i vwwty of dialects and ac- leads i young prep school stu- cents. Impressive icanery and dent, hired to care for him at authentic period touches help home, on a mad weekend keep the viewer's interest, as romp through Manhattan, (R) does the opening sequence, TOYS which flashes back to how the eRobin Williams and director whole vampire thing got start- Barry Levinson, who last ed. And Gary Oidman is often teamed up for Good Morning, brilliant in the title role, while Vietnam, are back at it In this Anthony Hopkins chews up fantasy-comedy about the evil tome scenery as the vampire- heir to a toy company who chasing Von Hetsin* But Wi- wants to turn it into a war ma- nona Ryder is a little shaky as chine factory, but must first the virgin beauty Mina, while deal with lunatic employees Heanu Reeves, Gary Elwes and (and relatives), played by Wil- Bill Campell are an awkward, Kerns and the delightful Joan miscast trio of heroes. Not a Ousack (Broadcast New). An- complete disaster, tut e»- other big-budget eccentricity In tfemety disappointing. (R) the tradition of SaronMun- cneusen and Brad/. (PG-13) •Kevin Costner stars as a Spar- tan Secret Service alumnus who Mis in love with his client, summer release, this gritty ac- I stay singer played by Whitney tion drama depicting an Inner- Houston in her feature film city riot was shelved to avoid debut (R) chaw tf expfoiting the U rtou. But with KsstiH-topical •Rrjmantlc thriHer about an subject matter and star power Irish fugitive Nding out in Lon- Claudia Christian, AdrltnM Shelly and Arye Grow stir In the new screwball comedy Hexed from rappers ice Cube and Ice- don, when he felts for a T (who have both proved their acting abilities in previous films womm who also has a few additions of Tim Curry and Rob ring Steve Martin as an un- spiring one minute, Infuriating Piggy is the Missus and Michael -Cube in Boy?'ntfie Hood skeletons In her closet, (ft) (Saturday Nl&t Un) Schneider scrupulous (and previously un- LOMNIO'SML the next, Lee wisely tells the Came is a delightfully nasty and Tin New Ja<* City), It was as beleaguered Plaza Hotel em- successful) evangelist who •WeJI-dOM, true-lrfe story of a story in a mostly straightforward Scrooge in this Muppetiwd mu- only a matter of time before it •Director Louis Malta's steamy ployees (Donald Trump makes strikes it rich flaunting bogus couple (Nick Nolte. Susan Sa- manner, letting the incredible sical version of the Charles hit the tug screen. Directed by drama about a respected poli- a cameo as well) can't give this miracles. Supporting cast In- randon) who refuse to believe history of a street punk who Dickens classic Christmas We, action-genre expert Walter Hill tician (Jeremy Irons) who em- film a hint of life or originality. cludes Debra Winger, Urn doctors wtK> offer no hope for finds enlightenment in prison Songs by Paul Williams are (40 fan) (R) bsrks^ a onerous love af- Be warned before you shell out Neeson {Darkmn) and Loiita their dying son. (PG-13) and becomes a spokesman for nothing to get excited about, WEOPtOPU fair with his ton's fiancee, (R) ticket money for the whole fam- Oavidovich (»an). PG-13 MALCOLMX a generation of African> but overall, a fine family outing, •Charming tale of a woman ily - you've seen all of this LEPRECHAUN back, shaking QUNQAMffQUNROU little people terrorizes a North hours) biography of the mur- and colors, (PG-13) •Action hero Jean-Claude Van romance in the arms of Mar- up Washington D.C. as a two- i/AI Pacino, Jack Lemmon, Dakota town. Standard action/ dered civil rights activist. Oscar- MMUfftT CHRISTMAS cello Mestrianl. All-star en- bit con men who scams his way Alec Baldwin, Ed Ham's and Damme is a stranger on the horror fare starring Warwick winner Denzel Washington Is emble Includes Oscar-winners Into Congress. (R) Alan Arkin head an all-star cast CAROL run who befriends a widow (Ro- Davis, who played the title role Jessica Tandy and Kathy Bates. FOREVER VOMW in this sizzling film version of brilliant In the title role, In- * Hermit is Bob Cratchlt, sanna Arquette) trying to save If you liked Fried Greon Toma- •The season's big romance David Mamefs Pulitzer Prize- toes... (PG-13) movie, with Mel Gibson starring winning play about real estate as a pre-Wortd War II test pilot. movers and shakers. REVIVALS Cast includes Isabel Giasser, HOFFA George Wendt and Jamie Lee •On the heels of Malcolm X THEDOUHEUFEOF Curtis. (PG) comes the biography of another VCRONiqUCflMD/VERTlOO HEXED controvensal figure in postwar (19SS) •Comedy-thnller with Ayre American history. When it £ French actress Irene Jacob Gross as a meek hotel manager comes to dramatic punch, won the Best Actress award at whose Walter Mitty imagination Hoffa delivers a haymaker with Cannes for her roles as gets him mixed up In a real-life Jack Nicholson starring in the Veronique - one French, the troubles. (R) title role of the Teamsters other Polish ~ two women who HOMI ALONE 2: LOST Union power broker, who share an unusual bond in Dou- IN NEW YORK locked horns with the mob.the bt* Ufe, directed by Krays/tof •Mac Is back - Macaulay FBI and then U.S. District At- Kiesiowski, Vertigo, of course, Culkin, that Is, in the long- torney Robert F, Kennedy, Did is Hitchcock's classic murder awaited, carbon-copy) sequel Hoffa kill Kennedy? And who mystery drama with James to Home Atone. The former's killed Hoffa, for that matter? Stewart and Kim Novak, Fri- strong supporting cast, which The film is unlikely to shed any day, Jan. 29, 7 p.m., at includes Catherine O'Hara, more light on the various theo- MWtdolerHaH, Boom 100, Daniel Stern and Joe Pesci, is ries than Oliver Stone did with on the College Avenue cam- also back for this episode, JW, but Hoffa, directed by and em of Rutgers University in which abandons the pint-sized co-starring Danny DeVito War New Sruruwtcfc. Presented by hero in Manhattan after he's of the Roses), promises to be tlw Rutgert Film Co-op separated from his Family while abosrting dramatic entertain- 199293 New Jersey Media on vacation. Home Alone direc- ment. IR) Arts Festival Spring Program. tor Chris Columbus returns to LEAP OF FAITH Marcia Qay Harden plays Norma, who lives In a world of fantasy, and Kathy Bates Is her Tickets 13,92 for FUm Co-op the helm as well. But even the •Satirical black comedy star- frumpy lister, Bibbv, in Used feopfe, members. (90S) 932I4I2, 14 fortes Newspapers jart/27-29,1993 E '•;",;•• :y- Girl

'Morning Dew' at GSP ByWIiJAMWESTHOVEN fiftr ; preparations have f often been used as the backdrop tor entertaining family dramas as well as comedies. MandM Daw WMi TkaMa, a NilK world-premiere comedy opening V PMII and BttH Baach play a daughter and Iwr molhar who gat to know aKh othar whlla jv^jqw^/.' FViday, ftb, 5 (previews begin Jan. Panning a wadding In tha world pramlara comady Morningtow With Mf/s, opanbig Saturday, 30), at the George Street Play- JM- 30, at tha Oaocga Straat WaytwuM in Naw Inmawtak, home, is the latest production to uae a wedding as a plot device, but it's unique in that a male playwright, stage, screen and TV actress Bibi Besch, and Nancy Paul, whose resume Richard Browner, has chosen to use it to explore the relationship includes TV spots on Beverly Hilts 90210 and LALaw. between a mother and daughter. Besch is no stranger to wedding stories, having been featured in Alan And just how-in-the-heck did that happen? Browner explains in his Alda's Betsey's Wedding and the Oscar-winning Steel Magnolias. And production notes that it all began innocently enough, when he over- while you may or may not know her name, her face is sure to be heard a conversation while shopping, familiar after scores of television roles on such shows as Northern MI wandered through the silver department - for reasons now lost to Exposure, LA Law, Murder She Wrote, Dynasty, Night Court, The time, of a large department store," he began. "Two women, clearly Golden Girls and Family Ties.. She's also been featured in several mother and daughter, were looking at several silver patterns spread out miniseries and TV movies, including Doing Time on Maple Drive in before them. As I passed by, I heard the mother say, Tm sorry Sylvia, 1992, for which she was honored with an Emmy nomination. that pattern looks like cheap stainless.1 The daughter returned with, like the women Browner overheard in the silver department, Morn- 'But I like it!' To which the mother replied, Tm paying for it.' That's all ing Dew is the story of a mother and daughter preparing for the I heard, but it struck me funny, as well as sad, and seemed to me to daughter's wedding. The mother, Kay (Besch), gave up her career 40 represent what was probably a lifetime of discussions, Not only between years ago to serve as the dutiful wife of her executive husband. Angela these women, but at one time or another, in one form or another, (Paul) is more independent - she's a documentary filmmaker working between most parents and children. Conditions had been attached to on location in Brazil with her fiance, Greg, who is also her assistant. some act meant to be joyful." She's also pregnant by him, but is determined to return to Brazil, Initially, the conversation inspired nothing more than a four-page although Greg has made other plans. scene for an acting workshop, but the scene stayed with him until years As Kay and Angela continue with their wedding chores, the story later, when he finally decided to develop it into a feature project. When builds as they discuss the choices, and men, who have shaped their he was finished he realized he not only had a funny, charming comedy existence. of manners, but two characters that revealed "two very powerful sides of Certainly, there are conflicts, but director Wendy Liscow, who says the my own psyche." play reminds her of the Pulitzer-Prize-winning Heidi Chronicles in that "Although enormous differences do exist between the way men and it says that "Women will realize that their daughters, mothers and women respond to the world around them," Browner explained. "I sisters cans till be active parts of their lives. Women don't have to lose discovered daily while writing Morning Dew With Trellis that I searched their individuality because of the men in their lives." in the "woman' in me; it made understanding easier, the differences And, Liscow believes, "I think men will watch it and realize how their between the sexes less so; and put me where I belonged - in the actions influence the women who love them." middle." nR» M| It Those two characters are the only characters in Morning Dew, which MORNING DEW WTTH TREWS Jan. 30-Feb. 21 at the George Street Playhouse, 9 by definition must rely heavily on the talents of its two stars - veteran Livingston Ave., New Brunswick. Tickets $30-$16. (908) 246-7717.

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NOW PLAYING COMPANY 9 Livingston Ave, 1-800-447-7313 Through Feb. 13. Admission $17.25 NMK MX THEATER 7 Livingston Ave. New Brunswick •Plaza Suite, comedy by Neil Saturdays, $15.75 Fridays and New Brunswick (908) 246-7717 Simon. Through April 6, Group rates Sundays, Alexander Rd., Princeton (908) 249-5560 •Morning Dew with Trvllis, Richard available; call for prices. PAPER MM PUWHOUSE (609) 252-0481 •The Disappearance, world premiere Browner's comedy of a bride and LAMMRTYILLf STATION Brookside Dr., Millbum M MOT Hkmifth, world premiere of a Rosa Guy mystery adapted for her mother on wedding day, Jan. Route 29, Lambertville (201) 376-4343 of Paul Zabtocki's "contemporary the stage by Ruby Dee. Through 30-Feb. 21. Admission (30-116. (609) 397-4334 •Don't Dress for Dinner, Marc American fable" with political over- Feb. 21, Admission S30-S1B. HOLIDAY INN •Dead Dealers Don't Drink, murder Camoiettfs comedic menage a tones. Jan. 29-Feb. 14. Free ad- FORUM THEATRE Route 22, Springfield mystery staged aboard a train en tro/s. Through Feb. 7. Admission mission. 314 Main St., Metuchen (908) 789-3011 route to Ringoes. 10:30 a.m. Sun- $41-$26 CWCU HAVERS (908) 548-0582 •/ Do! I Do! a musical of love and day through March 28, Admission SAMPSON Q. SMITH KHOOL 416 Victoria Ave., Piscataway •Mo Heidi Chronicles, New Jersey marriage performed in a dinner- $36, Includes brunch. 1649 Amweli Rd., Somerset (908) 968-7655 premiere of Wendy Wasserstein theater setting. 8 p.m. Jan. 29,30; OfFBROADSTREET THEATRE (906) 214-1065,828-0968 Ml/ My Sons, Arthur Miller's drama drama on women during the 80s 2 p.m. Jan. 31. Admission $32.50 5 South Greenwood Ave, •rhe K/ng and f( Rodgers and Ham- about life In America after World backlash, Jan, 27-Feb. 21. Ad- w/dinner, $15 for show only. Hopewell metstem's musical taken from Anna War II. Through Feb. 6. Admission mission $26-$22, discounts avail- HUNTCRDON Will (609) 466-2766 and the King of Slam, Through Feb. $10, discounts available. able. PUYHOUSE •Groucto: A Utt in ftevue of "the 14. Admission $12 Saturdays, $10 CROSSROADS THEATRE 0EOROE STREET PLAYHOUSE Route 173, Hampton one, the only" Marx brother. (Please turn to page 16)

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Sunday, Fab. 14,4 p.m. Heads, performing wKdi 140 Mountain AYS., WsstWd (609)683-8122 (908)232-9400 •AMeutomtnsConff), DKts y» Feb. 5i 8 p,m. •Mtsca^'s Soccer*, Charish tna Ladlaat an alrwoffian AnanoaivlnafiueMnlonal ntualc anaacnbifi WIN parform danictl md IP^M muale, aa Tipjn AUKWIUITI, sung toKalia n by the Summit at via Hanlnoan RafoiiMd CiHifCh on ROIAB) 206 In Balla MaM Baturdayi Jaiii 30» aunj wjflhi 8, Honsjrt Wtowlm PrtnoMon UnhtnHy Jr. Man yhof of the SnBon t (609)288-9000 pnony unman. Sunday, Fab. 14,3 p.m. 827.80, $28. •Loii^braje Quintet performs PUVW ON IMMl m™BJ61 #VrWf li^8B9 fl^B^BW Faun, Mxjuy, and MiN«* •m oy nijun, BSBTOWI, Friday, Fab. S, 6 p>m. Buittwaur (609)489-1882 Thomat Hwatl, piano. Mutts John FHchPlsa, Trenton Saturday, Ftb. 6,6 p.m. MP OVMT OORIpONfl MfMiCnMi $10, sartor dfeeni and atu- (809)394-1338 wetchuni Arts Center Stata Thaatn), NewBruneirtcK nHHRi tfontanti end Desna FrtdiyJm. 29.8 pm "*M«mir» foup pacing ft- Saturday, Fab. 6,6 p.m. mtatrt at Rarttan Vaiiy dajonp rnuac worit Vwr natw dtnd 88. •Vatantlm's Day eorwrt, KM- !SSMlRdW8 h T CommunrtyColaii h*md,AdmWon $12.50 In |yy (908)7W)19O Friday, Fab. U. 8:30 p.m. Sunday, Fab, 7,3 p.m. RouU 2a» Branchbuff *dvenc«J15attr«door. MowtBliat,Qtnhwlrt,ind •Soprano sinfi American sonp kAtdlaon Junto fcnooi Ottw compoeM. Aonwelon Sunday, Fab, 7t 4 p. HI. (908)725-3420 ^p8 1-8KMUCIW0 •im mueWan partenm in a Sunday, Fab. 7,4 p.m. Ma^St.Madtoon $20-$10. Bamhowwr era. Adminion $S (201)377-1310 •Scrip of tMnf Berlin, per> 4 WBJBNA AM., SUflWTHt $7.90. atnnaos w Tuesday, Fab. 9,8 p.m, Thonbsy, Feb. 4,6p,m. (908) 2734345,377-3337 Dram vnapw, rnnomn CN8H8N 1MB UOMS PJchardson Auditorium, py mrpwonomK per* Saturday, Jan. 30,8 p.m. (6XN)921-2663 concwtantNbyAibafloGt- nrann urewwy 832-818. daoountsawlette. ntsian; Bttthowan't Synv (609)258-5000 (609)288-9000 phony No, 2 in O maior. Uc- •Jan trumpetep r pperforms •Chamber eneemtie pjrtorm turaprteadas concert it 7:30 208 won- J-»s- uf Muan»«—.», Saturday, Jan. 30,6 p.m. hit quirt*. Aduto 120-813, > UUk 1M^ fth p.m.Admiaaiont29-$lO. Kudsnts $Si DQ y p 20PJta0r.,Pariippeny Sunday, Feb. 7, 2 p.m, students $2, (20DM844U Thuidey.Ftrj. 11,8 pm. mfienai wuwc ueraer NBW J8P)8fV BVMPHSfrV •T«roJiBpiiniMi:ona«ho TapHn Audrtodurn, 4B Appatby A#., South ftrvef Princeton University (908)294-9701 FfWty, Jan. 28,8:30 p.m. (609)258-5000 •Traditional bind itfn a rtper- •Birthday tribute to Oyosfy Saurdey, Jan, 30,8 p.m. Friday, Jan. 29,1 p.m, wrid pfsmiefie of new vote. Stall Tnie«s,N»wBninew4ck WMchunfMiOamar nM arjmiesion. Friday. Fab. 12,6 p.m. 1-80O-AUKMO USd*MWh Oren Centurions •USich'iiVindanbuilCon- (908)783-0190 440 Madieon HW Rd., Cwrk certo No, 3; Moot's Piano •Jiaar«erTiblipsrtomiiina Saturday, f*.e, 8 p,m. (908)2334810 Concerto No, 23;5tnMr#y's OM Men, OdbertofvScRooJ' Oumbajsjn uaNi Oonoarlo In t ML (201)538-3231 cvs. wnweew tan Symphony No. 4 In A Sunday, Jan. 31,4 p.m. major. Admission 837-810, St Barnard t Cnurcn Quanttf frtdsrtcfc tft# QfMt, Sunday, Jan. 31,3 p.m. discounts aMMata). BBQafamont Rd. GL Beoh, and J.8. HcrX Union Court* Am Center NM ••» eWRDi 0WPW m 1601 IMftsS Frldey,F*t), 12,8p.m, (908)7864802 (908)4994226 Count Bull Theetw, Red Bank •flnt tormal ooneart by f» 44- •Orpnist perfbrni eoto and m Saturday, Feb. 13,6 p.m. wiotohonji of pupil from Saturday, Fab. 13,730 p,m. icoompanlrnent tor IN slant 4-8. Adun $8, eludenb) Si Marys Abbey, ram Trie Generef. Admtielon Sunday, Fab. 14,3 p.m. r 88. Route 24, Montstown MYUNOtB 1-80O-AUXQRO Sunday, Jan. 31,3 p.m. (201)383-2611 Sunday, Jan. 31,4 p.m. •J.S.Bscn'i Concerto No. 1 in Old Main, Oelberton School •Chirnbtf anearnWe psrfontw WWII WnVF UnOf UONSja D minor for Piano and Strln| l Bristol Cntpsl, PUnoaton Orcr«strs;$trawlniky'sCon- (20DW-3231 _ 839inadvinM,$4Olttni (609)921-2663 ceno iw neno arm wno in* •Chamber eneambia parfotms door. •Pleniat performs worts by atrumenn; TchclkMiv'a Sym- iMria) by Duseek, Remeeu, MVSTAL8AYII Scanetti, Moiert, Beethoven, phony No, 8 in E minor. Ad- myon, ino lewnarwi, wun Saturday, Fab. 6,7 p.m. Chopin, Soott iopHn, and mission $37,810, discounts iT.aaniorcWaanaandlatu- StttaThaabt Tchsiknstty. Adults $5, strtkx 15 crthens and students $3. NKW rlMJWPJMOMC W NJ. 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Pilncaton Unlwnity Saturday, Jw. 30,8 pm UnHartm Church of Princeton (609) 256-6000 Thaetra it Raman Valley 90 Cherry HM Rd., Princeton Tht Friday Evanlng Concart Sartw will praaant famad |an piano •Pianist perform* worte by MK- Community CoNsaji Friday, Jen. 29,7 p.m. (609) 921-7104, •4,260 ton Babbitt, Paul Unsky, Au- Route 28, Brenchbuff PrtrmtwUnKtriityChapsI •Cart Maria wn Water's B» playar Ellis Maraalla - fathar of Wynton and Bmnford - along with 0jMaRsadlrwnaa, and Philip (906) 725-3420 (609) 258-3788 sow CcfKisrto, plus or^al fallow piano virtuoso Marcus Robarta Saturday, January 30, at QIMS. Free admisslofl. •County tin|ar md the sister •Sicfk music of the Russiart wnw ffoni WMVninMr Choir of entartalner-cum-author Bar- Orthodox church, from medieval Coaa»aiudanb).Mmlation Paralppany Hills High School. chmts ID the 20th century. 88. L I Listen Jwoior the money David Byrne, Lucinda Williams unplug at McCarter ft* ByWUKMWESlHOVEN ooklng for an alternative to the Super Bowl? Princeton Univmity1! McCarter IV % hai |ot a dooty, David Byrne, new wave icon and leaderof the Talking Headi, wiU pevfbnn a nre acoustic concert at W. McCarter Sunday, Jan. 31,8 pm The event ii a benefit for the Nu- fund of the Princeton-band Coali* WWW TMOAQ HiStfl llStitf MVM Byvnt SIRI riMRQ Illf UICJMI WMiHW WW pSriOfllt HI tionfor Nudear Disarmament toomllc ooncsft at Prtnotloo'a MoCirtif Thwfts lundiy, Jut 31. Oorapletini the inspired lineup of periormen is Lucinda Williams, whoae 1992 album Aaatt Old Wrrid *Tm shy, basically; she explained. "But Vm pretty open -Tm sort of drew t horde of critical raves, including a 4Top lOoflWTfton like a sponge. I just soak up whatever1! around me. Tm affected a lot by VMmdPius music critic Bill MillardWilUamiwiU follow the concert other people's moods and everything." by embarking on a concert tour of Europe with MaiyChaptn Carpenter, The subject matter is the stuff that country legends are made of, but the red-hot crossover couniiy star who covered William's "Paiiionate her influences go far beyond country into the realms of folk and blues, Kisses'* on her latest album. And her lyrical style is nothing if not original, having been affected by Williams, a resident of Austin, Texas, and veteran ofsevwalfolk, her father, poet Miller Williams, and writers like Hannery O'Connor. llttWlt country and blues locales throughout the south, including her native Sioert (Xd World adds a pop influence to her resume as well, and not Louisiana, was surprised when she received the invitation to perform at turpristofjty.rtUrttbert-selli^ Princeton, and was thrilled to accept the opportunity, despite the com- fighting record companies for creative amtrol (forcing her to financehe r petition from the NIL. "Ttoat kind of thing doemt affect me one way or pie-Chameleon records, which date back to 1979), whatever commercial the other,11 she said, although with a slightly annoyed tone. success she may be enjoying has no relation to compromise. She was pleasantly surprised, however, to find out that Byrne had That's something, of course, she has in common with Byrne, who has personally requested her to open the show. made a career making records that sound unlike anything previously Tve always been a big fen of his and I was very pleased and flattered heard, from the playful, primal eccentricities ofTaUcinpH«od«77tothe d'hh multilayered rhythms of Speaking in Tonpues. Modest and admittedly shy, Williams is far more open as a song- wriler. Swmt Otd WwW, her second album for Charneleon records after WW WWCIUOOA VWUJAMI Sunday, Jan. 31,8 pm.attne McCarter recording several self-financed albums datiiig back to 1979, U a feveal- Theatre, Prtnoston UntvBna>. Tickets $25-$35(corwrton^)t $60 (jwd tier, box or ing work full of pain and heartache, some of it hers, some of it belong- preferred orchestra) or 195 (VIP seating and preconcertreception en d dinner). fy V ing to the people she knows. (609)683-8000. *.*>

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I N I N G Side lv Authentic Wmm Italian 1 * Toscana Trattoria does Italy, and New Jersey, proud CkiatyOmpondent never realized how much I milled food Italian cooking until I left the area for a week- Iend. I traveled wuth, taking my daughter to college 700 miles from here. On the way, and while there, we ate at restaurants along the thiuways. Nice places, but with so-so food $ *•'*•-" 4// Vm sure there were better places to eat, but when you're not famil- iar with the area you choose clean- looking places or familiar ones like hotel or chain restaurants. The v/ food was decent, and the prices were reasonable, but I missed the choices available here in Central MarcafloAmailofTmaM^rMtorta^ Jersey. My husband and I were back home Sunday night and out reviewing chopped shrimp, garlic, basil and white wine (vitello Toscana). Monday. The place I chose was Toscana Ttattoria in Peapack. It turned Seafood entrees (six at $14-114.95) include filet of sole livornese, out to be a good choice, and confirmed what I have always said about gamberi Toscana (shrimp sauteed with sundried tomatoes, shitake im} the fool Italian cooking in this area. mushrooms and white wine) and zuppa di pesce (mixed seafood). Everything we ate was delicious, from starters to dessert But before I There are also nightly specials of both appetizers and entrees. The tell you about the food, let me tell you a little bit more about the place. night we were there they had poached mussels in a marinara sauce, J v< • The restaurant opened last August in the building that once housed chicken with mushrooms, marsala wine and roasted peppers and home the Pea-Stone Room. The main dining room is relatively small with made spinach linguine with sun dried tomatoes. only IS tables. Most of the tables are along the wall, while a few in the My appetizer was one of the nightly specials. I had the home made middle are separated by others by a column. There is also a room used mozzarella surrounded by roasted peppers and topped with sun dried for private parties. Toscana Trattoria doesn't have a liquor license so tomatoes, with a touch of virgin olive oil and balsamic vinegar ($6). bring your own wine or beer. My husband started with a bowl of escarole and bean soup ($4) and The walli are covered with white flowered wallpaper with shades of finished with an appetizer portion of the homemade ravioli stuffed with >\ teal, raspberry and guy. Paintings on the walls are in handsome four different cheeses and spinach in a cream sauce ($6). frames, and the tables are draped with white linen, fresh flowers and The green spinach ravioli dish was very rich and tasty. A side order of three was more than enough. lilat Mar «M JaW small candles. The black metal cafe chairs with teal seats add a nice My husband's entree was veal marsala ($12.95), three pieces of tender touch to the design of the room. veal and mushrooms in a delicious marsala wine sauce. Accompanying Toscana's menu is a nice selection of veal, chicken, pasta and fish. the veal were two pieces of skinless baked potato and escarole sauteed Starters include five appetizers ($5), three soups ($4) and four salada ($3- in garlic. $8 for a Caesar salad fortwo) . I had one of the specials, chicken giambotta ($12) which was chunks Appetizer selections include spiedino alia Rornana, fresh homemade of chicken with potatoes, peppers, onions and mushrooms in a light mozzarella and roasted peppers (a $6 special that night), and stuffed brawn sauce with garlic. It was such a good dish I would like totr y mushrooms. Soup choices are minestrone, escarole and beans, and making myself at home. This too was served with the sauteed escarole. '*,^ stradatella en brodo (spinach broth and egg drop). For dessert, my husband had the delicious homemade tirami sU In addition to the Caesar salad, you can order sliced tomatoes and ($4.25). I settled for a cup of tea, passing on the fresh strawberries and onions ($3.50), arugula, endive and radicchio ($4) or a mixed green ($3). raspberries, which I love, but had no room for. iiii^ HH\ ateM Wi Pasta selections, all home made, include several choices of angel hair, I'm pleased that I chose Toscana Trattoria as the first restaurant to one each of rigatoni, tortellini and penne and a homemade ravioli. The eat in after a trip down South. It only reaffirmed my belief in the prices range from $10410.95 for the angel hair selections, quality of Italian cooking in this area. We really enjoyed their food and NT.*1 Veal and chicken entrees ($11 for the chicken and $12 95-$ 14 for veal), are looking forward to a return visit include such standards as chicken parmigiana, chicken and veal mar- sala and veal saltimbocca. TOSCANA TRATTORIA 141 Main Street, Peapack. (908) 719-9626 Other choices include combinations of chicken, chopped sausage and Tbaa ookann la Inttnddd to Worm readers of dining opportunltlM in the artichoke hearts (polio scarpara), or veal with shitake mushrooms, Dili n W IWH I fwVWWi CATERING Dance tc the Sound RESTAURANT cf our Live Bands FRIDAY NtTE DANCING Urge Selection of Dinner Choices Jan. 29th Gary Ross & Roger Jinks We offer • very moderately priced - Lunch & Dinner Specials menu ranging In price from • Ottered Daily - •5.00 to '7.00 CHILDREN'S MENU AVAILABLE FOR'2.95 BANQUET HALL AVAILABLE FOR: (908) 735-7889 • BUSINESS MEETINGS • CORPORATE LUNCHEONS • BRIDAL • Lunch • Dinner • Cocktails • Weddings • Banquets • Parties (or All Occasions & BABY SHOWERS • PRIVATE PARTIES . 78 (Exit 12) 4 miles West of Clinton 229 William St. • Piscataway • 908-752-1240 • FAX 752-5354

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