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dance tomorrow pQ tof Chttrsn ppresents 3-family homes a Tlianfc Qod rFHrtFHdad y 9wh9hg can- cart ind danos tomorrow. The King's Road 3*tig Band wi te perfcrrnhg. Hcksts are avaaabto at begin to emerge Off tw Rsocrd In Omkad, The Music Staff and tie Speuttng OJ- Mayor Garland "Bud" fk» in torn They **•»<> be eve* thanked her for her sttrtemenkr; able at the doon The band starts si THE RECORD and said he could have used son* 8 p.m. at Grantord Hgh School on Westfield council members of them when he was questioned^ Wast End Place. Bring your dano- began to take positions on the recently by TV-3 about why West* mo issue of zoning for three-family field is one of the 2fr most desirable housing at a meeting last Tuesday towns to live in. Day care offers night after a resident called on Michael Panagos, who heads tke- them to voice their opinions. Laws and Rules Committee con--" full-day orientation Tracy Dugan read a statement sidering the subject, said he is not WseffUdDsy Cara Canter *• before the council saying she and sure how far the committee will get; be hoMng a kindergarten orlsnta- her husband, Edward, as well as on the issue, but there may be a\ *« MK^^I-J. n II I* I ill tin ail, *Va public meeting on it He added son mMong MM vvMrtNctty nr other residents, oppose multi- family housing, citing differences that he was waiting for public ie> parents InHraHad si twir fuWay action on the issue before proceed- kindergarten program. Parents can between typical renters and the present Westfield residents, most ing further. corns and learn about tie our* of whom are homeowners. rtoulum and daffy adMsta offered "The fact that it was referred to "We must stand by the values my committee does not mean that Enrc*nent tor kindergarten and anyone favors it or that I favor ii" other programs v* begin In mU and principles Westfield was founded upon: safe neighborhoods, necessarily," he said ApriL The rnesang wfl begjh at Norlte Barcovlcz, 5, of Wsattleld pats "Clings*," tha boa constrictor from'the good families, people that take Councilman Kenneth Mac- 7:30 at tie Day Cm Center at tie during Sundays KIdt Expo at Union County College In Cranford. pride in their houses," she said. Ritchie said there are presenUjr "mm mmffWnmt unurcn, She charged that renters would owners of illegal multi-unit houtv enter twough tie glass breexewey. most likely be singles looking for ing in town that have a definite For more intarmason osl 2324717. cheap housing. They would be less interest in the upkeep of their Expo draws more than 5,000 involved in community and school units. He said three of the houses Parents, Dr. Smith issues, less likely to donate money in one district are owner-occupied, on talk program Cloudy sWes didn't deter more tian WOO paopk) who "One major problem was fiat there were too many to the fire and first aid squads, and and in five additional ones, the poured Mo tha drst Nds Expo Mil* Union County people. We oouMrVt accommodate everyone," Mr. Cor- landlords live within a one-block Four Weetffeld parenti wal dbv less likely to patronize small town Cotaga in Cranford Hat Saturday. *' mon said HSo we had to turn people away." shops, she said. radius of their properties. cusetwkopecaaionsoflhiWeav Tha event, a Joint effort c4 «w WetSMd YMCA/VWCA "Why would we seek to add an •eld school system win school au- But twee ftat dti get in had the opportunity to enjoy He also cited two examples in end its Jewish Community Center (JCC), wss oonaYJerad tie 65 art*** on Display. element contrary to what Westfield his statement where three people perlnlendsni Mark Srrtti on tie has?" she asked are living in one house illegally be- Apr! 14 sJring of On Urn. Tha par- S SUOOSBS. Otartng educator) and entertainment at the same lime. Aooordng to Richard Cormon. EMSOUM Oractar of She also charged that a change cause they are living in three dif- ents have 13 chfctan in 10 grade tie Nds Expo provided chXdren hands-on experience w«h in zoning laws would encourage ferent units, but in another house, MNSIB in i JCC, the event went SNceeoingly wssV everyJNng from oomputars and vendhg machines to static the presence of "invisible land- 11 people reside legally because it oanoaHnweiqi Because • WMTN SO was\ however, eiSre) was a problem generates. lords'* who neglect their housing. is only one unit rmriuwrmmatL The ft* wan ths crowds. Ortghaty Mr. Cormon sett tat ftey orty rOt vis vas) majority, It was a wonderful eMpsrisnos tat She said that she and her husband "We have to address this kind of wM be broadcast at 8 pun. on Sub- expected S,OQOpeo#a» but many more showed up. ' Mr. Cormon said. are buying a house previously in- inequity," he said. urban Cable channel 38. habited illegally by renters and ran Councilman James Hely said he down a list of maladies in it includ- didn't think it is right that long- library program ing a condemned roof, a sagging time residents have to ever think porch, a paved parking lot instead that their neighborhood is going to signup Is Saturday Westfield's Donald Menella of a back yard, and a garage that change because people are making Repjetnlbn beghs Saturday lor she said seems as if it was never illegal conversions. CaMgraphy For Mds st tie Wan- painted to match the house. "I would never convert it to a He** Ubnry. The dass wi be Mon- appears on Jeopardy —- again 'This house is a true example of three-family housing zone because day, Aprl 12. 3:45-4:46 p.m. for what three-family housing will be it's unfair to residents who put children In grades M. They must for you," she added. (Please turn to page A-3) be accompanied by an adult, have •y HIZMaTfM tions Mr. Mennella appeared on egories. However, unlike the actual a caMgraphy pen and a WesMeid THE RECORD the long-running TV quiz show last show, the questions do not vary in fbrary card. Space Is Imtsd. regis- Monday night He started out by difficulty, they are all the $800 and ANSWER: This Westfleld resi- taking a test in Atlantic City and $1,000 questions. Council to air garbage tration begins Saturday. Caff the I- dent recently competed on Jeop- biary for more moved through the process until The third part of the process was ardy! Although he came in third he got a caD last November asking an interview where the contestants place, he asked the right question him if he could make it to Hol- have to list five interesting things per-bag issue in future Inside scoop in the final round. lywood to be on the show. about themselves. Although Mr. ANSWER- Who is Donald Men- There are four parts to the proce- Mennella responded that he had The Westfield Town Council's containers," he said. ' nella? dure, he explained. been on the show in its first run, Rules Committee will hold a public Councilman Anthony La Porta NEWS No, "Westfield Residents" is not The first is a preliminary test he ended up discussing how he meeting on whether the town said he was not prepared to sup- 0 INCUMBENTS RUNNING: the latest category on the game where would-be contestants have graduated a year ahead of Danny should allow a per-bag fee on gar- port something like that without The four tovwi Councfl members show. If it were, Mr. Mennella to get seven of 10 answers correct DeVito from Oratory Prep in Sum- bage hauling instead of the current more information on it - could have swept the competition. In the next test, Mr. Mennella had mit uniform rate. He conceded that he thinks peo- with terms expiring this year have ple who generate less garbage decided to run agah. So tor, After a series of tests and audi- to answer SO questions in 50 cat- (Please turn to page A-3) Resident William Barnes com- plained that households who gen- should be rewarded for it, but said there's no oppoeWon K3 a per-bag system would only save erate less waste have to pay the these people a few dollars while same amount as those who gen- costing the average Westfield fam- COMMUNITY Candidates see areas needing erate more. He said this issue has ily 60-70 percent more. EJ MISS UNION?: A Town been before the council for over a Mayor Boothe added that gar* woman aspires to be Miss Union year, and urged them to finally bage hauling prices could not be take a vote on it County — and much more, actu- drastically dropped now because more work in school district "I don't see why a person with ally. Meet her on A-7 they are regulated by law, but new one container should have to pay legislation will begin slowly phas- •y EUZAaWTHOWOMCK not fade into the background after the first year of the same as a person with three ing in deregulation by 1996. THE RECORD observation. BUSINESS "It needs at least one more year of serious atten- 0 BUSINESS AND POLI- If Westfield were Shangri-la, no one would be able tion," Mrs. Nixon said, "The students should be con- TICSr Chambers of Commerce to name anything in the schools that needed a little fident in their math ability." members hosted stale, county and extra attention. But the school board candidates bring Although the new curriculum includes the imple- reality back by calling attention to several areas that Pinching Tax Pennies local elected officiate and shared mentation of advanced math classes, it is not only for could use a little TLC. honors students, there are new programs for students boservatRons, concerns and The five candidates are vying for three open board at all levels. A weekly look at prices paid by tha six towns and six school districts munchfes B4 seats in the April 20 election. Incumbents Susan Ja- for a "small thing" needed for daily office operations. Those 12 taxing "This is not something for a small segment of the entities ars now developing budgats for th« new tax year. Public Input cobson and Melba Nixon will be challenged by Bill population," Mrs. Nixon said. on this or any othar spending practice is welcomed by the respective Sweeney, Jean Benisch, and Bill Reinhardt Mr. Reinhardt also looks for more improvement elected officials. Classified B-5 Mr. Sweeney suggested four areas for the board to with math and for the science program to get some spend more time looking into, There should be great- Commentary A-4 more attention. ITEM #8: Starting Salaries Mortgage table U3 er use of technology in the schools, which a task force "Any vigorous look at math and science, to improve PolfceLog A-2 is currently studying, he said. it, is critically important," Mr. Reinhardt said. Town Police Teechare Senior Calendar A-7 He also called for improved He would also like to make sure teaching conditions for music and no students "fall through the Cranford $26,000 $29,303 the arts. Space for these programs cracks" in the stepped up cur- Westfield S28.595 $31,200 has been dwindling as the need for riculum. more traditional classroom space "We need to prepare kids, teach- Scotch Plains $32,621 $29,572 has increased. There should also ers and the system to cope with Fanwood $26,147 be more after school activities at the changes," Mr. Reinhardt said. $25,758 $30,288 the two intermediate schools. The recent changes in the math, Kenirworth Finally, he said full-day kinder- science, and writing curriculums Garwood $25,758 $29,800 garten should be considered. Although he acknowl- are part of the cycle of change in a school district, Regional Schools »j|BKMtfwjaajMauiBl| $33,600 edged it would be expensive. Mrs. Jacobson said. One area that could be expanded For Jean Benisch, improvements to the curriculum is the foreign language program. Although she thinks Average $27,479.83 $30,627.16 need "tools available to monitor their effectiveness." it is a "wonderful" program now, some additions Right now, she said, the standardized tests that are could help Westfield students prepare for their future. ttf Next week's Ham is: Number of paid holidays used do not reveal if the changes have proven suc- Tm not saying anything negative at all about it, cessful. Mrs. Jacobson said. "These tests are brood, and may not be sensitive to But the extension of the program to include an Spring Ahead... the immediate goals that we are trying to achieve in Eastern language, like Chinese or Japanese, and Rus- Public sector pay — VIII our curriculum changes," Mrs. Benisch said. sian round it out. "This will be important in the twen- This week's tax money compari- paid for uniform allowances, over- Turn clocks ahead one She suggested determining the assessment tools ty-first century," Mrs. Jacobson said. son isn't a "small thing" as the ore- time and other differentials, where- hour this Saturday night before implementing the program to judge their Sign language should also be an option for both ceding items have been. The sala- as teachers are limited to stipends progress and allow for modifications. hearing-impaired students and especially for their ries of beginning teachers and po- for directing polays and coaching. before going to bed. One program that recently has been changed is the classmates so they can communicate with each other. lice officers average about $29,000 Teachers, however, are on a 10- math curriculum, but Mrs. Nixon believes it should Knowledge of computer language is also vital. per year. Police officers also can be month contract Apr* 1,199a- Police arrest three for driving while on revoked list) ^. Officer Robert Bartkus united bail. macy on South Avenue reported a bath. He was turned over to the Mark McNeil*, 32, of dark Street Officer David Wayman arrested shoplifter. Elizabeth police department, b*l 'M the comer of East Brawl Street Michael Ballew of Staten Island for | Police log A resident of Evenon Place and WM set at $040. r land Woodland Avenue on Monday being an unlicensed driver. He is • resident of Mamaronek, N.Y., re- On the nplaint of Lord and • • * "tor driving on the revoked Bit, sec- being held pending the posting of ported criminal mischief to motor Taylor, Officer Robert Mclnemey Officers Weiss and EMn arrestad '>Ohd offense. The tutpect also was $250 bail vehicles parked on Hort Street, the arrested a 17-year old female for Edward Scott, 24, of Plainfield ftr being held on outstanding con- sideview mirrors were broken off. shoplifting. Sha was turned over to « * • March 27 driving on the revoked list, seoodd 'tempt of court warrants from Officer Robert Bartkus arrested • • » her parents. Mountainside and Watchung police Officer William Moffitt arrested offense. He fa being held in Iku of Scott Knopp, 28, of Ffcnwood on A Hort Street resident reported • • • $775 bafl. Ha is also being held *n * departments. Mountainside bail set North Avenue for driving white in- Benjamin Sheldon of Coral criminal mischief to a vehicle Springs, FUL, forpossessio n of ISP Officers Robert Weiss and an additional charge of contempt -it $167 and Watchung bail set at toxicated. His blood alcohol con- parked in front of the residence, Steven EMn arrested Wilfredo Ro- $500. He was transported to the tent was determined to be .19 per- and drug paraphernalia while in a the side view minor was broken of court Ban for that charge is driguez, 19, of EUzabeth for having $2011. He is being held at Motin- ''Mountainside police department. cent He was released on $375 bail. motor vehicle of the corner of East off. an open container of alcohol in a '•• • • * teJnskle police department March » Broad Street and North Avenue. • * * motor vehicle. A motor vehicle He is being held in lieu of $2£00 .. A Shackamaxon Drive resident A Madison resident reported An employee of Super X phar- summons was issued, bail was set .reported a license plate stolen. criminal mischief to a vehicle A Sandra Circle resident nV * * • at $225. The subject was also ar- parkedjat municipal tot No. i on Vo-Tech schools thank adviser panel rested on an outstanding warrant ported luggage was stolen fromtl e . .. Patrolman Barron Chambliss ar- lor contempt of court Aon Hiss- storage area of a shared basemen rested Kenneth Marino of West- • • More than 150 people attended A presentation, Challenge of •flekl for driving on the revoked A North Plainfield resident re- the Union County Vocational- Change, was made by Thomas list He was released after posting ported criminal mischief to a ve- Technical Schools dinner meeting Highsmith* supervisor of assess- 1775 baiL hicle parked on north Avenue. for members of the advisory com- ment at the UCVTS. He was fol-Thaw leads firefighters mittees to its learning programs. lowed by Ronald Weber, supervisor Titled Partners In Industry, the of Job placement/apprenticeships, event took place March 25. whose topic was The Placement to pump 20 basements I < I \l i I I H I I \ Hie guests were welcomed by Search. Superintendent VHo A GaglianiL Meetings followed between advi- Thanks toth e wann weather, the Guest speaker was James Shearer sory committee members and in- rain, and the netting snow; the fire structors. department made 20 house caDs to Fire log of The Food Scene in Colts Neck. pump water from flooded base* LAMPSHADE rants. Many of these basements flood often, according to Fin Chief good intent calL Walter Ridge. In other cases, then was no sump pump or It was not Assisted s locked out resident n working. the BOO block of Hartford Place. In other action on the log, the department: Was on the scene of a natural fas leak on the 300 Mock of Vt*. Assisted polk* on the 200 block non Place, 25% OFF Specials Throuqh S.tturd.iy of Walnut Avenue. We art) now taking orders for • • • odors on the It K> on PASSOVKR • KASTIR • GOOD FRIDAY Extinguished an oven fire on the block of Broad Street and tpe Fresh Beef Brisket, American Spring Leg of Lamb, Smoked 200 block of Sunset Avenue. 100 block of Westbrook Road. Hams. Crown Roasts of Lamb a Pork, Fried Hams. Fresh Fish Investigated shorted electrical GRABELL • Shrimp. Was on the scene of a smo te wiring on the 1700 block of Florida condition on the 800 block of Stfr- Fcerti M»afc ling Place. SHADES Nature Loin Veal Chops - te.tt tb. * a • our entire stock** Frank'a Famous Ground Chuck - a V Investigated a Checked lor a gas leak on the Storemade Hamburger Patttea - $2.79 Ifc. caused by s washing machine on 300 block of Vemon Place. the 600 block of dark Street • • • Investigated an oil spill on the Investigated a smoke condition 1100 block fit South Avenue West Fmh Seafood on the 100 block of East Broad Fresh New England Grey Sol* Fillet — Hb. Street Was on the scene of an elattn March 23 system malfunction at Westfield Fresh Bay Scallops - $4.99 In. High School Visited Holy Trinity School on a SJ0.C0WW. Fr»ah Produce: Florida White Grapefruit (23 size) - a/tt* California Red & Green Let! Lettuce - 7* M. |Sytvan Learning Center Helping Kids be their best. • Boost your child's grade. IBrich Own Baked ttalain Br—d D#Hvrtd Frtth DalMI « Build Mtf-Mtctm. • Program* in twajgeas, najtav **ftsi Available At All Tlnuti Mm* Agtd Wasum Bssf 50% on Clipon Chandelier Shades Italian Style Vsal Cutlets • PtidM Poultry • Fnih Killtd Turfcty* 4 Ducks '* except doseout models Ltgi of Umb BuMrflM or Katob • Crown Roetts of Pork A Lamb Filst Migrttn * Kb Rout • Frith Ground Coffee • Fnih Seafood i Uv« Lobiltr • DofflMHe and Imported Chestst • Full Hot I Cold DtU Fresh Product • 8ptci*lty Cakss t Pits BaaV 404-2300 IEE DELIVERY MON.-SAT. EDISON PWWQQWQQQQQQQQOQOQQQQQM (Nsar JFK Hospital) LOCAL MOVIE TIMES FOR I HI ir/7 A Or FRIDAY. 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iSctadulea am subject to Mat- and Saturday at 12:30 a.m. (908) 422-2444 y ttMta change. •Scant of a Woman (R) Friday-Tuesday: MORRIS •Jack the Bet (PG-13) Friday, Satur- •?*• SfftttX IK) SIM* a*** tun- 1, 7 p.m. day: 1:55, 3:55, 5:55, 7:59, 10 p.m. SOWI'RSi I MSBHUOQU \tll)l)l I S! \ •Homeward Bound (G) Friday-Tuesday: Sunday-Tuesday: 1:25, 3:25, 5:25, T:lfl, StlS p.m. 3:55. 5:50 p.m. 7:25, 9:30 p.m. SMMa Brook M. 29NMAAM. WaM AM90V MULTIPLEX •Sneak preview of The Sandtot (PG) •The Adventures of Much Finn (PG) Fri- 7dO, 9-JO p,m. (201)392-0806 Route* 9 6 35, Sayrevito Saturday: 7 p.m. Sunday: 1:10 p.m. day-Tuesday: 2:10, 4:40, 7:05. 9:15 (908)76*0357 (SOS) 276-9120 •7h» dying Gam (A) Friday: 4:50, (908) 721-3400 •CaR theater for Wednesday and Thurs- p.m. •Bom ttMNrohy (PC) Friday: 7:30, •How** End (PG) Friday, Monday 2395 SprinoDatrJ *•„ UMon 7:20,9:40 p.m. Saturday: 1:50, 4:50, •Th»A*mnturei of Hue* Finn (PG) Frt- day showtime*. •Teenage Mutant Nlnja Turtles M (PG) 9:30 p.m. Saturday: 1:30,3:30, 530, Thursday: 8:10 p.m. Saturday: 130, (90S) 9S4~44«T VM. 9:40 p.m. Sunday: 1,3:90, day-TuMday. 1. 3:15, 5:30, 7:45,10 CINEPUX OOEON Friday, Saturday: 2, 4, 6:15. ft 15 p.m. 7:30.9:30 p.m. Sunday: 1:30, 3:30. 4:15, 7, 9:49 p.m. Sunday: 2:19, 5:40,8:10 p.m. Monday-Thunday. •p.m. Let* show Friday and Saturday at MENU) PARK Sunday-Tuesday: 1:10. 3:05, 5:05, 7. 5:30, 7:30 p.m. Monday-Thuriday: 5:15, *1B p.m. 5:40,8:10 p.m. 12:20 a.m. Route 1, Edison 9 p.m. 7:30 p.m. •SearN of a Htoman (R) Friday, •MafflMroli (R) Friday, Saturday: 5 •The Crush (R) Friday-Tuesday. 1:30, (90S) 3211412 •Bom yesterday (PG) Friday. Saturday, BROOM CMEUM Monday-Thunday. S p.m. Saturday: 1, p.m. Sunday: 3:20 p.m. Monday .3:30. 5:30, 7:30,9:30 p.m. Late show •Groundhog Day (PG) Friday-Thursday: Monday, Tuesday: 1:35.3:35,5:40, 10 Hamilton St 4, 7,10 p.m. Sunday: 2:30, 5:30. (90D 241-2S2S Thursday: 5:40 p.m. Friday and Saturday a) 11:30 p.m. 7:30, 9:45 p.m. 7:40, 9:45 p.m. Sunday: 3:55, 5:55, Bound Brook 4:30 p.m. •tWbnJMjn (R) Friday; 4:40,7:20, •Cop and a Half (PG) Friday-Tuesday: •Howards End (PG) Friday-Thursday: 7:55, 9:55 p,m, (906)469-9669 UNfllO ARTISTS MALTO 9:50 p.m. Saturday: 1:10, 4:40. 7:20, 1:15, 3:20, 5:25, 7:30, 9:40 p.m. 1:50, 4:45 p.m. •Unfbrghen (R) Friday, Saturday: 1:45, •Howrdt End (PG) Friday- 7 pm Sat- 990 SkiyvaaaniAw., Union 250 Eatt Broad St 9:50 p.m. Sunday: 130,5:30,8 p.m. Lata show Friday and Saturday at •Point of No Return (R) Friday- 4:30, 7, 9:55 p.m. Sunday-Tuesday: urday, Sunday: 2:IS, 7 p.m. Monday- (90S) 696-4373 Monday-Thursday: 5:30,8 p.m. 11:40 p.m. Thursday: 1:05, 3:20. 5:35, 8:25, 1:30, 4, 6:30, 9:25 p.m. Thursday: 8:43 p.m. •raanajt Mutant Nh/a TUMH W (PG) (9Ot) 232-1289 'Point of No Return (R) Friday: 5. 7:30. ['Jack the Bear (PG-13) Friday-Tuesday: 10:30 p.m. •The Crying Came (R) Friday, Saturday: •The Crying Same (R) Friday: 9:39 Friday: 7:30,9:30 p.m. Samrday- •Cat tfwewr (H showUnw*. 10:10 p.m. Saturday. 1:40. 5, 7:30. 1:20. 3:30, 5:40, 7:50. 10:10 p.m. •The Crush (R) Friday-Thursday: 1:10, 4:30, 9:30 p.m. Sunday-Tuesday: p.m. Saturday. Sunday: 4:50,9:39 Thursday: 1:30. 3:30, 5:30, 7:30. WrISTrHELDTWINCINIMA 10:10 p.m. Sunday: 1:10, 3:20, 5:50. [Late show Friday and Saturday at 3:20, 5:30, 7:45. 9:45 p.m. 4:15, 9 p.m. p.m. Monday-Thursday: 9:15 p.m. 9:30 p.m. S p.m. Monday-Thursday. 5:50,6 p.m. : 12:20 a.m. •Teenage Mutant Nlnja Turtles III (ft) •Point of No Return (R) Friday-Tuesday: •The Rodty Horror Picture Show (R) Fri- •Ore inttmSky (pa-13) Friday: 7:30, (908) 694-4720 *fht Admttum of Hue* An (PO) Fri- '•Married To K (ft) Friday-Tuesday 5:30 Friday-Thursday: 1. 3, 5. 7. 9 p.m. 3:30, 7:35, 9:45 p.m. day, Saturday: Midnight 9:40 p.m. Saturtay-Tuetday: 1:30, •nrnMrnntuiMCf Hack Una (PG) Fri- day: 5:10, 7:40,10 p.m. Saturday: p.m. •Hear No EM (R) Friday. Monday, •Scent of a Woman (R) Friday, Satur- GENERAL CINEMA 3:35, S:4O, 7:45, 9:50 p.m. day. 7:30, 9:45 p.m. Saturday- 1:30,5:10,7:40,10 p.m. Sunday: •Bom yesterday (PG) Friday, Monday, Tuesday: 1, 3, 5, 7,9:15 p.m. Satur- day: 1:30, 7 p.m. Sunday-Tuesday: BLUE STAR •Jndaoant ftoport (R) Wednesday, Thunday: 1,3:30, 7:3O, »:45 p.m. 1:20,3:40,6, 8:1O p.m. Monday- Tuesday: 1:30, 4:15, 7, 9:10 p.m. day: 1, 3, 5, 9:15 p.m. Sunday: 1, S, 1:15, 6:30 p.m. Route 22, Watdurw Thunday. 2:15, 4:45, 7:15,9:49 p.m. •Bom yfetMtMy (PO) Friday. 7:49,10 Thursday: 6,8:10 p.m. Saturday: 1:30, 4?15, 9 p.m. Sunday: 7,9:15 p.m. •Homeward Bound (G) Friday-Tuesday: (90S) 322-7007 FIVE POINTS CtNEMA p.m. Satutday-Thurtdsy: 1:15.3:45, •Cop and a Half (PO) Friday: 5:20, 8. 3:10, 7, 9:10 p.m. Late show Friday •Falling Down (R) Friday-Thursday: 1:30 p.m. •CaM theater tot tnowtknas. 327 Chestnut St. Union 7:49,10 p.m. »;S0 p.m. Saturday: 1, 3,9:20,8, and Saturday at 11:20 p.m. 1:50, 7:10 p.m. •Hear NoEvlHR) Friday, Saturday: GENERAL CINEMA (908) 984-0633 9:50 p.m. Sunday: 130, 3:50, 6, 7:50 •Point of No Return (R) Friday-Tuesday: •Seem of a Woman (R) Friday- 5:40,10:15 p.m. Sunday-Tuesday: tRtDGEWATER COMMONS p.m. Monday-Thursday: 6, 7:90 p.m. 1:40, 4:30, 7:20, 9:50 p.m. Late show Thursday: 4:50, 10:15 p.m. 5:40,10 p.m. Routes 22 ft 202-206 Ui \IIR\H)\ •Groundhog Day (/Mi) Fridsy. 9:10, Friday and Saturday at 12:15 a.m. •Fin, In the Sky (PG-13) Friday- •Sneak preview of The Sandtot (PG) Bridgewater 400 Morth Wood AM.. Undan ONCMA PLAZA 7:40,9:50 p.m. Saturday: 1:80, 5:10, •Teenage Mutant Nlnja Turtles III (PG) Tuesday: 1:10, 3:30, 5:45, 8:10, Sunday: 2 p.m. (908) 725-1161 (908) 925-9787 Route* 202 * 31, FTamlr«ton 7:40,9:50 p.m. Sunday: 1:20.3:30. Friday-Tuesday: 1, 3:05, 5:10. 7:15, 10:30 p.m. •Call theater tor Wednesday and Thurs- •Call theater tor•hovrtimn . •Cap and a HarT (PG) Friday: 7:19, (90S) 782-2777 5:40, 7:50 p.m. Monday-Thursday: . 9:20 p.m. Late show Friday and Satur- •The Crying Game (R) Friday-Thursday: day showtlmes. OENERAL CINEMA 9:15 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: Noon, •The Crush (R) Friday, Monday- 9:40, 7:50 p.m. ' day at 11:30 p.m. 1.3:10. 5:20. 7:35, 9:50 p.m. MIDDLESEX MALL CINEMAS RUTGERS PLAZA 1:45,3:30, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15 p.m. Thunday: 7:30.9:30 p.m. Saturday, •Jack the Bear (PG-13) Friday. 5:10, • *CB4 (R) Friday-Tuesday: 1:45. 3:40. •Jack the Bear (PG-13) Friday- Stetton and Hadley roads Easton Ave., Somerset Monday, Tuesday: 7:19, 9 p.m. Sunday: 2, 4:15. 7:30, »:30 p.m. 7:40,10 p.m. Saturday: 1:30,5:10, " 7:45, 9:50 p.m. Late show Friday and Thursday: 1:20, 3:25, 5:40, 7:50, South Plalnfleld (90S) 828 8787 Wednesday, Thunday: 7:15, fclO p.m. •Cop and a Half (PG) Friday, Monday- 7:40,10 p.m, Sunday: 1,3. 9, 7, • Saturday at 11:35 p.m. 10:05 p.m. (908) 753 2246 •CaH theater torshowllmet , •11* Adventure* of Muck Finn
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TO%OFF VISA -Westfield Record- *prH 1,1993 A-5 Teen arts Meet the authors Club '43 is Rusty spring rite under way meeting EfcabettHown Water Co. began tima during lushing. Tha water wl J fest set for tha annual ire hydrant lushing this m be safeto drin k and any dteoot- * week to prepare Us system lor tha oration wl dtaappear rapUy. How- J on April 18 sumner months, avtv, His bastto waMunM the water! next week A health workshop, the annual Customsrs may experlenoa ds> is dear before waahlng dtahas or! Union County's annual Teen Salad Bowl, and varied social ac- lyJ^^J fc*^B^BSa# Inj s^Wut tf^aWbwfsl /*a? I ai ^ tivities are among the scheduled and orilqulna ol viH«ri and per- eventa to be sponsored this year by nnrany tn ppMtnMont uy dub '43 of Westfield The orga- «rn» 1.600 Untcn County high nization is open to women who •ohool «xl mktdhi school •%*• were bom in 1943 and live or work OfnB, WB EM nOKJ WMMMfty inWestfiekL •nd Thursday, Aprl 7 and B, at Dr. Mary Herald, an internist Union County ColeoB'aOiinford and dub member, will conduct a campus. health workshop Sunday, April 18, Great Service! Great Prices! Tna studants, ages 13-19 Iran at the home of Diana McGonlgle, a 49 pubic and private schools, dub '43 charter member. Loretta twluaatw 80*8 campus wtie Wilson will assist with arrange- Continental ments. pahdad tar a week-long spring Highlight of the year's activities braak. Tha program wi be held will be the Salad Bowl, a May 23 EUROPEAN VACATIONS • am-£30 p.m. each day. ^ softball game in which dub '43 During ftSa fNbVal, students will face a team of younger players. wlpaniclpato in vKrtshops con- "dub '43 was started as a lark by Packages include hotel accommodations, breakfast daily, guided ducted by spadatsto In t par- Pat Noerr 10 years ago when she sightseeing on most itineraries, all taxes and hotel service charges. Hcuhv araa of artistic interest and and a number of others marking praaant their original work in a 40th birthdays celebrated at a IjO-MiY- Mj£*CttyPKfcaitt *99-*669 show, which later wouldto crt - REOOM> luncheon," said Dr. Tina Lesher, Hquad. Students ateo may par- Author Kavln McCloaky compares notaa with atudant au- president "We deckled to chal- S«MfC«rt« CMUas $1295^2555 MdpeJa h an ocaefwer'acapady. thors Kenny Sanuckl and KIrstyn Scsparteoha during visit to lenge some younger friends to a gaining Upe on various artistic Jeffareon School. softball contest and it's been a reg- ular event since." •arflni Thni th* mo* Wars* them. The club, which has 18 members, CntM FnMh Cmatatlmmt L This year, naweddWone to t» wishes to expand. Call Madeleine variad workshop M Include Hank Dombrowski cited by county Sullivan, membership chairwoman, muate using homemada Inetru- The Union County Board of Jersey State Conference of Ameri- 654-3863. ments, conwdto acting, conv Freeholders honored Henry can Potonians, and in 1985 he host- dub *43 activities include mark- putar music, computer art, gukar, "Hank" Dombrowski of Westfield ed a picnic that raised $16,000 for ing members' individual birthdays. w and baritone. Other workshops for receiving the Capt Robert the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Cathy Rock, Sue Carcvillano and wi be in such areas as tgure> Mlgliore Award as Outstanding Cit- He established the Henry Dom- Dr. Herald head the observance draMwnQi watsroolor, cancatura, browski Association which resulted committee. scutoture, piano, lute, arm! h- izen in Elizabeth. in the first little League Baseball Other club officers are Charlotte atfumsnW music, vocal muaic, Mr. Dombrowski has been active Club in Elizabeth and has estab- devenger, treasurer, and Margaret Ham fthMday - Friday 9am ainglng for the musical theater, for many years in Elizabeth and lished or participated in numerous Arm McCarthy, secretary. Scotdl Pllint , ...„.....,...„,, 322*6000 •don and poetry. the state, and was chosen Folonian blood drives, food baskets for the The next meeting will be 5 p.m. Summit 273-5300 of the Year in 1977 by the New needy and block parties. Monday at Dr. Leaner*! home. .654-5535 '•T PAINTING PLUMBER PLUMBING ROOFING TO ADVERTISE TREE SERVICE 24 Hour fimaraaflcy Sarvfea REYNOLDS EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINTING 10% Senior Cfttean Macount PLUMBING A QUALITY For Information I* SPfCMUZmO IN CEDAR SHAKES No Job Too Small HEATING INC. "•AUrVKSOFWOOD Fn»a Eatfmalaa Lou DlFaMo , Tony DJFabio ROOFING about f* #AMTMQ 010 ALUMINUM SIOING • WATER MAMS Over 35 Yri. 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For Information CLR Ellis Plumbing CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Lie. #1428 about - Roofing Specialists - Tree Service TV/VCR SERVICE IINI Heating • Plumbing ALL TYPES OF TREE CARE Llc.# 1791 • Heating - Cooling advertising In Cip* Cod • t2,600 • Spill L«vtl S2.90O & REMOVAL • Alterations • Repairs BlUvtl 12.S0O • Firewood • CAMCORDERS • Air Conditioning this directory PHct Inctudtd: TtM OK, Conlilnn, A New SMnflii, T«i P»ptr, Clunup, Pcimli • Woodchlps • REMOTE CONTROLS ALL REPAIRS call Donna Also Avallabl*: • Snow plowing • COLOR T.V.'S 276-1320 Gutttra, Dtchi, ShyllfliK*. Wlndoivi • Landscaping • VCR'S (BETA * VHS) • Bathroom Remodeling BiHininf), Siding • Ho) Water Heaters 908-722-3000 (908) 245-1203 • VIDEO • Drain Cleaning 36 NORTH AVE. E Free Estimalet Fully Insured CLARK, NJ 381-7*1* CRANFORD Ext. 6255 (201) 794-0753 (908) 486-5806 INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES tir Commentary A Burning issue ~ There are holes in the state's control net f on major town, school, hospital spending *j The woods seem ftill of ironies in these days school boards adding to a building, hospitals \: of budding school and town budgets. The prob- must go through a Certificate of Need hearing V lem is they lack forceftil natural predators and when expanding or buying certain costly equip- J; |tend to over-breed and over-feed, stripping the ment like a $500,000 cancer-fighting linear ac- $ forest of greenbacks before lesser species can celerator. However, town governing bodies are v enjoy them. "on their own" when lacing a six-figure fire en- | ' One such irony that feeds heavily here and gine decision. That's the way it is. there on occasion is the shiny new fire truck Governing body members hear earnest, popu- 2 acquisition. These massive, sophisticated ap- lar firefighters requesting the new equipment i parati can deliver firefighters, water, and hy- Idraulically powered access to homes and busi- It's politically nuts to really challenge them. The nesses where flames threaten life and property. old engine it 20-ish years old, etc., etc. Inevita- Local firefighters have earned and enjoyed bly, it seems, the purchase is authorized. The j widespread political and public respect for gen- fire protection and the parades are improved, jerations. No one doubts their dedication or ef- but no one really addresses the alternatives to ficacy, it is common for families to have genera- purchasing a new truck or the local or regional tions of firefightersi n service to the community. need for it Fire companies' fund drives are nearly always What's wrong with a plan that would have the successful, and their well-maintained trucks are Department of Community Affairs keep a run- the heart and soul of many a local parade. ning inventory of towns' fire apparatus and mu- Here's the problem. The new trucks with peak tual aid pacts so that the state could analyze water power and safety features for the firefight- need and potentially endorse such requests by ers can cost up to $400,000 or more. local fire companies? Any concerns about over- Mettlesome state regulations and reviews face buying would thus be quelled — objectively. Letters to the editor A vote for Susan Jacobson Education Fund Trustees Writer was off target santativa from our As the school board election ap- To THa nacord: pointed out by Councilman Pana- ana an the Resolution Sub- grateful for dessert project My comments during the March go* that there was sufficient op- proaches this coming April 20, Committee. Restaurant, La Mblisana's, 2 pubHc session of the WestAeid portunity to bring this to the council thoae of you looking for a candi- Susan Jacobean has had two Hie Trustees of the Lai's, Raymond's Restaurant, Not Just Cookies, Saraceno's Bakery Town Council meeting were in ref- at an earlier date. However, this was date need look no further than in- children come through the West- lund of Westfleld Inc., with to thank all participants in the laste Service America Corporation, erence to two citizens demanding a never done. In this context, I cau- cumbent Susan Jacobean who it Odd school system. She is an ac- resolution from the Town Council tioned the council to beware of running foe re-election. of Westfleld dessert held March 13. claim's Restaurant and Wye countant and also has worked in A special thank you to the hosts Restaurant for their support of that evening. Someone obviously "yielding to hysteria" referring to the Mr*. Jacobson, completing her took this to mean I took a negative above demands for a hasty council education. Mis. Jacobson is a dedi- and hostesses who opened their EduceUonrundofWestfiekL second term is currently vice presi- position on the pending semi- resolution without the review of any cated public servant who has the homes on the night of the Bttoard dent of the Board of Education. of 13. automatic gun legislation. This was council committee. experience and desire to face the not Ihe case at all. In the March 1B issue of 7he She has served the board ef- We also would like to thank the On March 2, during the meeting, w^stfioM fwoorci, Mr. Leonard S. fectively as head of the negotiating challenges that face education as following businesses for their gen- Mayor Booth* carefully explained to Baskin misunderstood the context committee and at a member of the we move through the 80s. I unje erous contributions of dessert these two citizens that a decision of this discussion. you to support bar candidacy and Hems. Although we wan uigfrie to finance and activities committee. •% wenn that evening would exclude any to vote for Susan Jacobson T\ies- other citizen from public input, find- Third Ward Councilman She it active in education on the AS DsUOUWCL Ings of fact, expert testimony, etc. Chairman state level and serves as the legis- day, April 20. distribute the concerning this issue. It also was Public Safety Committee lative representative from District ment of sweets to the many homes 22 as well as being the state repre- throughout town where the din- ners were being hekL We thank BoveDa's Italian Pastry Shop, dyne and Murphy's, fer- raro's Restaurant, Homeward Viewpoint Bounty, J and M Market. Ksn Mar- Question: How do you know when Spring has arrived? Ex-administrator backs Jacobson TV> The Record: personnel. Few people seem to As a former administrator in the know that Susan is also an ac- Westfleld Public Schools, I had the countant who was extremely help- opportunity to work with Susan Ja- ful In developing the school district cobson for over five yean. Many budgets. She labored through sev- people know Susan as a parent and eral contract negotiations, helped educator who cares deeply about cost out proposals, and player) a the children of WestOekL Her con- pivotal role in reaching fair, but fi- tributions to the band program, nancially sound settlements. media services and curriculum are Susan Jacobson epitomiies what known to many who have dealt is good about the Westfleld Public with Susan during her two terms Schools, and I will support her in Janet RandaN John Fromm on the board. ApriL Crantord Cranford Plains Less known but equally impor- tant are her skills in finance and "When I am able "Youth and mini "1 start waWng up "Longer days — "Mused to b» tie to leave my coat in skirts." eerier hncamis I's the ight makes ev- 'olng, dng, dbig' How to reach your state legislators the car because It tghtoutlget eryone happier, It of tie ice cream DMriot 22- Crantord, Qsrwood, Scotch ttchsrd Bagger (R. 22) < Is so beautiful spring fsusr to get rsejrtf brings on mm. Bit now I ranwuua 232-3673 out" Into shape, I want the spring." f**ofthee.e. 203 Bm SL, WssflsU, 070B0 to start running oummjngs poem, Donald T. DFrsncesco (R-22) Monroe Jay Lustoadsr (R- 21) InJustaprino.W* 322-5600 (201)9824112 about Ihe instant 1816 Front SL, Scotch Plains, 07078 spring occurs to 2We *, &*» 212 LMngston, 07039 you." Alan Augustine (R-22) Interviews an3 photographs by Cheryl Hehl and Elizabeth Gromek of Forbes Newspapers' Union County staff 232-9138 Maureen Ogden (B- 21) 1972 Wood Rd., Scotch Ptarins, 07076 (201)4674163 266 Eesex St., Wfcum, 07041 f DITOHIM U Cairo* Sob SuMvan Chary* Fanaln Exawtm EMcv Oe*wwuW> ChMCapy SMsr Baton Mandota Oaay Oaafe: Elaanor Barratt WNMam Moon Jalf Hanay Oava AX«na «Jnvt VWa MuoaNalo Dana Coiaman Charal Moulton HaM Soon Zuefcar Rotate Oroai FORBES NEWSPAPfRa, A DMMON OP PONSES WK. Judhn Brannar Erie King Mka Dart Sfcphan NaKriMl* OUUtm ifnmTm Jirn Wnflnt Qaorga CMgi Jr. Robin J. PhiMM Brian P. Duntaavy Mp Kudak WWlwn Wattwvan Anhur CarMmo Jeam Larua-TImm DanlM M. Fuht Mar« Pattt hnr Channalz Jack Dunchtag Tha Wandatd Raoord It pubttnad waaMy by Foroaa Nawipaaart, A DMtam of Forbat Ina, Laura PMiaraon ClntaWll rWIS0J| Robart GalcNon Loria Rutao Lor* Scanton NiNWW A4WtotM4WM11l 102 Walnut Ava., Caantord NJ 07016 Sacond Claai PoUaaa paid ai CrarriM NJ 07018 . 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Ae ^U^ Juaana UH Johnaon Lanca Oaborn Haaiw Shaptra WMtam Hob Paine SOOtt Editor - Katty Z*i*o ng Ma KatMaan Mark BuaSnata Offlbt Msnaoar Donna Alpaugh Dora Qttwraon Laa HopWni Jana8tMNa Writ* Us: Phone:{908) 276-6000 Cradh Manaaar KfliHn Banulch ChfltHoa HankD Joyca Muito Doric Sngtovlch 102 Walnut Ave. Chntfna AdamW6 Elakw BuckafaW Akn RIMMII Du-Boli Carlo* HarWnt Conni* Mahooay Crantord, NJ 07016 FAX:(908) 276-6220 Janat Roiala Kim Btrlba fillJiaiul TM#i««M Jefferson PTO fashion show on 15th Strlde-a-Thon The Jeflenon School Fvent- and dessert. Reservations Door prizes will be A Day of Teacher Organkatkn will hold its may also be made by calling 654- Beauty at Salon Lenore, dinner set for May 2 annual dinner and fashion show 7 4872 or 2324627. and show at Medieval Times and SpauMhg for CMdran's an- pm Thunday, April 18, at L'Aflki- Clothing from Sarami on Quim- an answering machine and acces- nual StttoA-Thon is 10 a.m.-3 n, Route 22 East in Mountainside. by Street will be modeled by Jef- sories. Raffle prizes are gift certifi- p.m. Sunday, May 2, at The event is open to the public; ferson School parents and teach- cates to local restaurants for dinner Tamaquea Rarit Run or wafc Id* however, reservations an required. ers. The spring line of women's and lunches for two, gift certifi- rwjp irw VeW •oopvon vgoncp Tickets are being sold at Jef- dothing from Sarami will feature cates to fast food restaurants and which places chWwi w*h spri ferson School today and tomorrow casual, business and dress wear. clothing stores, and a children's dal needs. Cal 233-2282. 1 3-3:30 pm The cott it $29, which Make-up and hair styling for thebirthday package. In addition, includes the fashion show and din- models will be provided courtesy of there also will bea 50/50 ratDe. ner, which consists of soup, salad, Salon Lenore on Central Avenue. LO _ A ^ _ IIMBI mnavinas lea^ajwieM Hamy Salazar, ctnttf, and his mothar Zanla wKh Forbaa News- papara Publlshef Chuck Lyona at tha Fourth Annual Forbaa PRINCESS CRUISES* Nawapapara Fashion Show Monday night Hanry, 17, from Naw /• // / /. O VI- « O/l 7- PfOvManca, haa baan battHng loukomta 21/2 yaara. Ha la ona of ttiraa young paopla who banafNatf from tha ahow. 2ND PERSON 50% OFF INSIDE PASSAGE CRUISES Fashion show proceeds • Crown Princess*- Dsptrtiirss 5/15 tJm 9/it/M • RtfSl PriMen*MI«paftem 5/23 thru VIM3 to aid victims of cancer • Visit Jwwiii, Skaaway, Glicltr Bay md Kstohlkan their time or came out to show CAHMBEAN Bf Cembintd With Any TOE RECORD support, said Ms. Casey. Otter, Expires 4/25/93 • 7-ety Wasnriti, Eattsm/Wtsttni/ltiitkflni, Ptoceeds were also realized from www atj farina Stiltaas an: CROWN PRINCE It*, Amid an array of spangles, se- businesses which placed ads in REGAL PRINCE$$»". STAR PRINCESS* quina and designer dismay, no Forbes Newspapers' fashion sup- light shone brighter at the fourth plement A portion of the ad prices SL Thomas/Grand Cayman/Montego Bay/Princess Cays/San Juan annual Forbes Spring Style charity were donated to the Emmanuel fashion show Monday than the Cancer Foundation. light seen on the facet of three For Somerset County recipient •pedal children. Kristin Baker, a special fund has ./ Forbes Newspaper!, in conjunc- also been established and donors 908/233-5004 tion with nearly 200 corporations, may address their gifts to: The Re- Howsi Monday - Friday 9wn • ^businesses and individual spon- formed Church of South Bound Scotch Plaint 322-6000 •** ton, set aside this special night at Brook, P.O. Box 347, South Bound SufflflM 273-5500 the Somerset Marriott in Franklin Brook, 08880. B54-5535 Township to help the families of these children who have been stricken with cancer and are cli- ents of the Emmanuel Cancer Foundation. The event raised more than SPRING SHAPE UP „• $6,000 to benefit Emmanuel Can- ,, cer Foundation, which had selected Summer's just arond the corner - t, the three families — one each from .'Somerset, Middlesex and Union so now's the time to Get in Shape! .^counties — to receive proceedi Custom Dress from the event The FITNItS CINTeTR AT TH1 CFUNFORD „ According to Amanda Mittey, di- ', rector of the foundation, the Making POOL on Centennial Avenue has classes designed espe- !,',' money from the fashion show will cially for YOUI It's hard to come out for an exercise class "/'be used to offset the enormoui Ladies Apparel In the evenng once you've gotten home. So why not ,'~cancer treatment costs the families come straight from work, get a great workout and go to keep their children Made to order home energized for the evening? Start NOW to shape up for swim suits, shorts and sleeveless shirts. rhoney will help give them f reathtag space," she said. Specialized in Monday ft W«dwd«y, 4:00to8:00pm Lo-lmpact 1 By combining the up-beat event evening wear A«roblc» - High Intensity at LOW impact level. A thor- 1 — which gave fashion mavent a ough cardio-vascular workout with little joint stress. De- peek at "what to wear" this season Bridal/Prom signed to strengthen and improve muscle tone and flex- — with a more serious cause, ibility. Beginner through advanced. Forbes garnered the support of 15 classes - $35 for winter pool members '' hundreds of merchants, profet- $50 for non-members " ' slonala, and employees. Call Classes start March 22nd •f • ' "These kids really stand out be- for cause of their positive attitude and Tuesday * Thursday, 4:00 to S:OOprn ability to take on this huge chal- Personalized Appointment lenge in life," said Forbes Newspa- Stop On Up - This innovative workout uses 1 pera President and Publisher different step combinations and patterns alonp 1 Chuck Lyons. (908) 317-9715 with upper body exercises. Designed to ; Attended by more than 300, fe#- JaeHee J. Ann strengthen the cardio-vascular system while in- >' tlvities began with a silent auction Specialist for Lady's Custom Made Clothing creasing muscle tone. Step heights accom- 1 • where participants took chances on modate beginners through advanced steppers, such items as dinners for two, and cueing enables everyone to get a great health club memberships and workout. • ' more — most donated by Forbes 10 classes - $30 for winter pool members \ Newspapers advertisers. $45 for non-members ! • While the silent auction contin- Classes are already taking place. j , ued through the evening, Forbes l employees joined the likes of Misr 224 E. Broad St. A wide variety of evening classes are alio Middlesex County Cyndi Seago, 401 Centennial Ave. offered. Come try a class. Dont let summer Miss Somerset County first- Westfleld, N.J. 07090 take you by surprise! .runner-up Kelly Wood and Miss Cranford 709-7260 Essex County 1993 Nickie Jurado ..in a grand display of spring fash- ions. Weekend PIu* editor Bill Westhoven, who modeled clothes from Marty Orshan's Big and Tall, said the significance of the show touches him because his father Bobby 8c Mary's John, 78, has battled with cancer. "I've seen first-hand the suffer- l "Your Party Specialists" ing that people go through," Mr. Westhoven said "But I've seen 518 William St., Piscataway, 752-4474 what the doctors can do when there is enough time, money and the facilities tojreat the problem." Weddings * Showers According to cancer survivor WE CAN ASSIST WITH... Shakeetna Kimble, 10, of Edison, Reheisal Dinners she came out a winner in her bout Florist • Baker • DJs 'with a Wilms Tumor which is now Marriages Performed Bands • Decorations Ptne Jeweliy • Expert Jjln remission. Her family was on Premises helped by Emmanuel Cancer Favors •Photography , .Foundation when she was fighting the battle and now Shakeema helps others. Also benefiting from proceeds raised at the fashion show will be the families or leukemia patient Henry Salazar, 17, of Union County 1 C ) R B KS NEWSPAPERS I and of Kristin Baker, 12, who re- sides in Somerset County and suf- fers from an Askins Tumor. Occasions Deadline for Without the help of hundreds of this section Is sponsors and volunteers, the event Country Elegance would not have been a success, April 7, so call said Forbes Promotion Director SL Jean Casey. Mlckl at Generous cash contributions •Our Own" Empress Line 908/722-3000 came from Jim Pasquale of the Redwood Inn, $1,000, and other DINE ext. 6104 businesses such as the New Jersey Savings Bank. for more Door prizes, goody bag items and Information or auction gills were donated by more by Appointment Only than 110 restaurants, merchants to reserve your and professional services and near- (908) 356-6699 ly three-quarters of Forbes News- 1937 Washington Valley Rd, MartlnsvlHe space today. pnpers staff either volunteered OUT -Westfiekj Record- April. Milestones Mary Splaine to wed this August Jeannie Vance, Todd Brecher to wed : Thomas and Mary Splaine of Wei nounot the engagement of their daughter, Mr. and Mis. Lewii Brecher of Wectfield and Margate, Fla., announce Beth, to Edward G. Otmofhue of WbJppany, * <4he engagement of their son, Todd Brecher of Berkeley, CaBf., to Jeannie Patricia Donoghue of Whippany and Edward M. Vance of Berkeley, daughter of Mrs. James R. Vance of Woodland, Califs Doneghue of Scottsdale, Ark. I and Lake Tahoe, Nev. ^ The bride-to-be ta a graduate of Westflakl High ' Ihe brid*tfrte graduated from Woodland High School and MUlt Cot School and Rider College. She is an office mam liege. She is a second-year law student at Hastings College of the Law, at the law firm of IJndabury, McCormick and I University of California. tabrook, Westfleid I Her fiance is a graduate of Westfield High School and Yale University, Her flancels a graduate of DeJbarton School in ; magna cum laude. He is also a second-year law student at Boalt Hall Morristown and Fairieigh Dickinson University. He I School of Law, University of California at Berkeley. —~ is a coOectkms manager at PLM Rental Interna- t~7Si August 1894 wedding is planned. tional, Wf«t Orange. DAWN FREDA MARY 8PUUNE and EDWARD DONOOHUE Thevr'Mtnf Is planned for Aug. 21, IMS. and MICHAEL LETTIERI Dawn Freda plans Oct. 1 marriage Patricia IVsda of Westfleid an nounoes the engagement of GENERAL EXCELLENCE daughter, Dawn, to Michael J, tteri of Basking Ridge, son and Ion. Rocco Lettieri of Plains. Miss Freda is also daughter of Victor FVeda of The bride-to-be graduated Westfleid High School, County College, and Lyons tute She is employed by Wi Watchung Internal Warren. Her fiance graduated from i Catholic Regional High Schooli Rutgers University. He is employed in Fanwood. The wedding is planned Oct DougBaum JaneStaahle Kelly ZuHo Nancy Lengyl .* Connie Mahoney Jean Casey Jill Simonelli Barry Rumple v I •4- DEIDRE CAUAHAN Rita Gray Robin Phillips Paula Ingra Sharon Wilson and WILLIAM McMEEKIN NorbGarrett Steve Strunsky Atan Conover Unda Epstein Deidre Callahan to wed in June rite sir and Mrs. Thomas L. lahan Jr. of Cherry Lane,' announced the engagement: their daughter, Deidre Brady lahan, to William DividMcMet the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMeeMn of Redmond, Wa Dana Coleman Dave Siminoff Kathv Hall Jeff Cohen NEWSPAPERS ton, formerly of Westfleid A A DIVISION OF FORBES INC. wedding is planned. Daryl Stone Mist Callahan is employed the marketing department of 1., CLASSIFIED Third Place Sports Features REPORTING AND WRIT- in Seattle, Wash. A 1984 gradual ADVERTISING • Jean Casey, Jill Simonelli of Westfleid High School, she Second Place ING AND ILLUSTRATION Best Display Ad From A Somerset Messenger- tended Si Mary-ofthe-Woods Gazette - John Fei Graphics/Illustration, Black tege in Indiana. Her father i Single Advertiser. Black & Bound Brook Chronicle executive vice president of Ya Best External Classified ft White chl International Inc., members White (Over 32") Feature the New York Stock Exchange Promotion Idea First Place New York City. First Place Third Place • Paula Ingrassia, Mr. McMeekin, a 1086 • Jane Staehle First Place • Unda D. Epstein Barry Rumple of Westfleid High School, is study- Somerset Messenger- - Kelly Zullo, Jill Simonelli Cranford Chronicle Highland Park Herald ing electrical engineering and is Gazette Somerset Messenger- Third Place employed by Raytheon in Seattle. Third Place Gazette EDITORIAL • Norb Garrett, Barry His father is a vice president and • Douglas Baum, Nancy Second Place director of Pacific Operations for PACKAGING THE NEWS Rumple, Allan Conover Sea Land Inc. in Seattle. Lengyel • Jean Casey, Jill Simoneili Somerset Messenger- The Cranford Chronicle Bound Brook Chronicle PRODUCT Gazette Best Color Display Ad Third Place • Jean Casey, Jill Simonelli Special Issue Critical Writing From A Single Advertiser Somerset Messenger- First Place Second Place (Over 32") Gazette Cranford Chronicle • Jeffrey Cohen Somerset Messenger- First Place General Excellence Weekly Sports Section Layout and • Jane Staehle, Jilt SimonelU Gazette Somerset Messenger- Content Somerset Messenger- Gazette Sports Feature Writing Gazette First Place First Place Second Place RETAIL ADVERTISING • Allan Conover • Dave Siminoff • Jane Staehle Best Single Ad-Multl Spot Somerset Messenger- Piscataway-Dunellen Somerset Messenger- Gazette Review Gazette Color Family Section layout and Third Place Best Non-Bordered Third Place Content • Dave Siminoff Classified Ad Idea • Rita Gray Piscataway-Dunellen Third Place Bound Brook Chronicle Third Place Review • Connie Mahoney Best External Special • Dana Coleman Bound Brook Chronicle Green Brook-North Sports News Writing LINDA KATSEN ' Best Multi-Color Classified Promotion Mailing Piece Plainfleld Journal First Place and TOBIN KERN Ad (no size requirement) Third Place Editorial Section Layout • Allan Conover Second Place • Jean Casey, Nancy Lengyel Linda Katsen is to Bound Brook Chronicle and Content Somerset Messenger- • Jane Staehle Gazette marry Tobin Kern Somerset Messenger- ; PHOTOGRAPHY Second Place Mr. and Mrs. Bruno C Katsen pf Gazette Feature Writing General News • Robin Phillips Westfleid announced the engage- Best Classified and/or Green Brook-North ment of their daughter, Linda Car- Second Place Plainfleld Chronicle First Place olyn, to Tobin D. Kern, son of Mr. Telemarketing Pages and Mrs. John L, Kern of Denver, • Daryl Stone • Steve Strunsky Colo. j First Place Green Brook-North Third Place Bound Brook Chronicle • Staff/Kelly Zullo • Metuchen-Edison Review The bride-to-be is a graduate of Plainfleld Chronicle RESPONSIBLE Gordon College, Wendham, Moss. Somerset Messenger- She is a pregnancy counselor with Gazette Honorable Mention JOURNALISM • Sharon Wilson General Typography and Bethany Christian Services, Best Internal Classified Somerset Messenger- Layout of the Paper Enterprise Crotton, Md. ; Promotion Idea Gazette Her fiance Is a graduate of lib- Second Place Second Place erty University and University of First Place Honorable Mention Virginia School of Lnw. He la «h • Dana Coleman • Kathy Hall attorney with McGuire, Wooflp, * Jean Casey, Jill Simonelli • John Fei Green Brook-North Highland Park Herald Metuchen-Edison Review Battle and Booth, Alexandria, Va: < Metuchen/Edison Review Plainfleld Journal A June wedding is planned. > -Westfield Record- _ wear the crown Westfield woman will compete in beauty pageant tion by •paying or neutering pets. of achievement But, the bathing suit and evening gown "It's good experience. You feel like you've competitions are not forgotten. How they onh/ accomplished something," she said. The crowd daps wildly as the paraded beau- count for IS percent each of the total score. The feeling around a pageant is not like the tttul women walks along the stage, when all meat market people would expect The con- of a sudden something sounds familiar. Ms. Metroka wul be wearing a tea-length beaded gown she is borrowing from the testants are out there working hard and the f ."My name is Amy Metroka, from Westfield. competition is designed not to just highlight Fm Miss New Jersey!" friend who got her involved in pageants Glamour also has not been forgotten. The the women's physical beauty, according to Wen, not just yet, but the 23-year old- Ms. Metroka. resident will begin the pursuit for the crown "The people there are so talented. They at Saturday*! Miss Union County pageant dont seem like diby people who just want to Tnia will be Ms. Metroka's second pageant The people there are so talented. show off their bodies at all," she said. "The As an actress, she became involved in the They don't seem like ditzy people organizers stress all the aspects of a girl" competitions to gain experience on stage, but The organizers are also conscious of the hat learned a lot about herself and the pag- who just want to show off their negative reputation beauty pageants have and eant routine along the way. try to improve the image, she said, "Overall, it's been an interesting process," bodies at all. The organizers stress Ms. Metroka said. <•*»-—> For the talent part of the competition, the all the aspects of a gjri' graduate of Syracuse University will be recit- Aside from the beauty and talent parts of ing a monologue titled "Starting Monday." the pageants, the contestants need to have a women really go all out, Ms. Metroka said. Although she majored in English and televi- platform, which includes a charity they are sion/nim production, she wants to work on involved in. They need to be able to speak "I never thought of myself as glamorous," the said. "And I guess I found out I wasn't" the other side of the camera and is hoping about it in the personal interviews and have this will be a chance for her to make some their views about it clearly defined. Ms. She was amazed at her first competition at all the confidence that the contestants need contacts. Metroka will be explaining her feelings on "Hopefully, someone will hire me and animal righU. to have. They also need to be well spoken and know the world around them, she said. make me a star," Ms. Metroka said. There are many facets to this cause, she The pageant takes place 7:30 pjn. at Arthur explained. It can be as complex as saving or "It's surprising how much these girls put L. Johnson High School in Clark. Per further Westfield resident Amy Metroka will compete In the Miss trying to "bring back" an endangered species into it," Ms. Metroka said. information, call Susan Dougherty at the high Union County pageant on Saturday at Arthur L Johnson or it as simple as controlling the pet popula- But at the end of the pageant there is a school office. 3824810. Regional High School In Clark. For the kids Chamber to present awards Five to receive Faith in Westfield Awards at reception To formally recognize outstand- the country in customer satisfac- was a Girl Scout leader for ing business achievements and tion. years and was active in Boy Scoi volunteer accomplishments, the Mr. Lauricella was nominated for ing, serving a term as district ecu Westfleld Area Chamber of Com- the courtesy of his sales staff and missioner of the Watchung merce will present five Faith in the excellence of his repair and Boy Scout Council. For more Westfield awards for 1992. service personnel and procedures. 20 years, Mrs. Walbert has Joseph F. Bei, Thomas Lauri- Mr. Lauricella and his son, John, employed as a sales representati cella, Richard Trotter, Nancy Wai- who has been with the firm since of Avon. beit and the Westfleld Downtown 1974, have been supportive mem- The Westfield Downtown Coi Committee Inc. will be honored at bers of the chamber. mittee will receive the Presiden the Westfield Area Chamber of Richard Trotter, a salesman at Award. The chairman, Robert N< Commerce annual awards gather- Scotts of Westfleld, 101 Quimby ell, and the whole committee ing to be held Wednesday, April 14, St, has been named Employee of be cited for all of their efforts at Echo Lake Country Club in the Year. He was nominated for ing the past year to bring the Westfield. being an excellent and faithful em- Street revitalization program Mr. Bei has been selected Mar- ployee for almost 40 years, as long Westfield This group compiled ttuwt of «»e Year, fssaph Bel ti as Scotts has bean in business in the information needed for president and founder of Castle Westfield. His customers know he Main Street application. The coi Bootery, which specializes in chil- is dedicated to service; his em- mittee also is responsible for dren's footwear for infants to pre- ployer says Mr. Trotter is also an success of the recent campaign Main Street financing. teens. Now in its 30th year, Castle able assistant in many facets of the The 1992 Faith in Westfie Bootery recently moved to larger, business. award recipients were chosen fro renovated quarters at 70 Elm St., a Nancy Walbert will win the Com- among 70 nominations submitti few doors from its previous loca- munity Service award for her by Westfield business people, cu tion. many years of exceptional volun- tomers, clients, employers and re Mr. Bei was nominated for being teer service within the community. idents. The selection commute a retailer who offers good quality She has been an effective leader in chaired by Russell Evans of merchandise in a full range of the formation and long-term con- Tech, includes Stan Baum styles and sizes and courteous ser- tinuation of PANDA (Preventing 1 Scotts of Westfield; Debra S. Fe WaatfteM Twig II, a Weatnald volunteer group affiliated wWi Children * Specialized Hospital, vice to his young customers and Alcohol, Narcotic and Drug Abuse). man, optician; Dr. Stanley Gei racanUy presented a check for $10,000 to tha hospital. Tha monay was ralaed during tha their parents. As one nominator wrote, Mrs. Wal- and Thomas Walker of J.G. M 19*2 Westfield Craft Market Champagne Benefit Presenting the check to hospital President Thomas Lauricella, chairman bert's caring and commitment ford Co. Diehard B. Ahlfeld are WeatfleW residents Judy Jaaaup, MlWred Orlando, Dabble Qatesy, and and founder of Thomas Lincoln have made a significant, positive The committee unanimously e: Mercury Inc., 369 South Ave. EL, difference in people's attitudes to- dorsed the winners and will be Barbara Rothman. Tha funds will go toward tha Twig's $50,000 ptadga for a two-patient room has been selected Business Person ward education of Westfield chil- hi tha long-term cara unit Nearly $35,000 already haa bean raised. hand for the formal presentation of the Year. Mr. Lauricella has run dren and parents in drug abuse awards. his automobile dealership accord- awareness. Robert Newell, president of ing to the highest business stand- While her four children were en- chamber, encourages people ards for 25 years. His dealership rolled in Westfield public schools, make reservations for the gattr has won the Ford Motor Ca's high- Mrs. Walbert was active in their ing by calling 233-3021 by April It's tea time Sunday at Miller-Cory est award, the Chairman's Award, school Parent Teacher groups, and The event, a cocktail-buffet, The Miller-Cory House Museum, China, Japan, and Brazil. Contain- nished 1740 farmhouse. Members four separate years, placing it served as president of the town- begin at 6:30 p.m. and culminate ;614 Mountain Ave., will feature a ers for holding teas, known as tea of. the cooking committee will dem- among the best 32 dealerships in wide Parent Teacher Council. She the presentation of awards. [program on tea 2-5 p.m. Sunday, caddies, often were kept locked be- onstrate open-hearth cooking in April 4. The last tour will begin at cause of the high cost of imported the Frazee building using period ,4t30pjn. teas at the time of the Millers and recipes and methods. Philanthropic organization elects officers j Kyle Nardelli of Scotch Plains Corys. The museum shop also will be {will explain varieties of tea and New Jersey experienced its own open from 2-5 p.m. and is supplied Westfield Chapter N of P.E.O., a philanthropic and Mollard, guard. SI (their origin and availability in New tea party in 1774 when residents of with books on all facets of early educational organization, elected new officers for the Chapter N is celebrating its 50th anniversary havir persey during the 18th and early the town of Greenwich in South America, toys, maps, and a variety 1993-94 year at a recent meeting. been organized in 1943 by Uretta Hinkhauser. JAth centuries. She also will have Jersey burned a British shipment of decorative items. Carol Dreizler was elected president; Leila Mahan, The PJHO. state convention will be held May 7 an {•ample* for tasting. of tea destined for Philadelphia The museum will be closed on vice president; Elizabeth Barnes, recording secretary, 8 at the Somerset Marriott where chapters from z j Tea shrubs grow best in the Docents in period dress will be Easter Sunday, but will reopen Edith Hjorth, corresponding secretary, Mary Decker, counties in the state will meet Delegates from Chnj warm, damp climates of India, ter N are Mrs. Dreizler and Mrs. Maham. Gener conducting tours through the fur- April 18. Call 232-1776. treasurer, Dorothy Hulsart, chaplain; and Patricia chairwoman is Mrs, Decker. for Children, the free adoption the Watchung Reservation. Topics ministered; donors get a coupon agency that places children with at the 2 and 3:30 p.m. programs are for a free ice cream from Hill's. special needs, sponsors its annual wind, moon dust, what's on the Call Owen Tafelski, 232-1800, for ^THURSDAY Big Band Gala at 8 pjn. at Cran- back of the moon, its origin and an appointment ford High School, featuring the composition. $2 general, $1.70 se- [7] Art workshop — A wildlife art King's Road Swing Band Tickets nior citizens. The show runs Sun- workshop is scheduled 10-11:30 Mental Illness support group — at $12 and $10 for senior citizens days through April. a.m. Wednesdays, today through 3$ Alliance for the Mentally HI and students are available at Off 0 Pet adoption — People for Ani- April 28, at Trailside Nature Cente Sponsors a support and infor- the Record in Cranford and the mals is sponsoring a pet adoption in the Watchung Reservation. Fee mation group for families and Music Staff and Spaulding office, open house 11 a.m.-3 p.m. at Bar- 36 Prospect St in Westfield. 233- is $28. Call 789-3670 for details anc Mends of people with mental ill- bie's Pet Salon, 540 Springfield registration. ness at 7:30 p.m. at the Cranford 2282. Ave., Berkeley Heights. 241-5732. library, 224 Walnut Ave. 232-3865. 0 Teen Center is open each Fri- 0 Children's clothing sale - The day from 8-11 p.m. at the WestQeld Mothers Center of Central New Y. The program is relocated to the Jersey holds a sale of excellent Y because of renovations at the Encouragement of Barber Shop 0 New leash on life - The Clark TUESDAY THURSDAY condition, used maternity and chil- municipal building. Call the recre- Quartet Singing in America, to- Volunteer Emergency Squad, 875 'tlren's spring and summer clothing ation department, 789-4080. gether with the Suburban Sound Raritan Road, hosts an animal APRIL 6 APRIL 8 today through Saturday at the 0 Overcoming panic — COPE Sweet Adeline Chorus perform at 8 adoption day 11 a.m.-3 p.m. 815- 0 Lunchtime meeting — The rec- 121 NOW meeting - The Union Crescent Avenue Presbyterian (Control Over Panic Episodes), a p.m. at the Union County Arts 1633. reation department of the West- County chapter of NOW meets 7 "Church, 716 Watchung Ave., Plain- support group for people suffering Center in Rahway. Quartets fea- field Woman's Club meets at noon p.m. at the First Congregational Tfleld. Hours are 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m. from panic attacks and/or agora- tured on the program are the in the clubhouse, 318 S. Euclid Church, 125 Elmer St, Westfield. today and tomorrow; 9-11 a.m. Sat- phobia, meets every Friday 7-9 Happy Medium, Yesterday's Melo- Ave. Members should bring a 862-1833. 'urday. 561-1751. p.m. at St. Luke and All Saints dies, The Perfect Alibi from the SUNDAY sandwich. 0 Job seminar — A workshop on Episcopal Church, 396 Chestnut men's organization and the Pre- • ^Discovering Your Marketable St, Union. Call Ronnie, 686-0682, lude Quartet from the women's APRIL 4 4-10 p.m. 'Skills" takes place at 7:30 p.m. in group. Call Charles Sposdzial, 925- 0 Tea time — A program on the the guild room at St Paul's 2629, or the arts center, 499-8226. varieties of tea, their origin, and WEDNESDAY Upcoming Church. 0 Indoor flea market runs 9 a.m.- availability in New Jersey during El Candidates night — The Board 4 p.m. at Roselle Catholic High the 18th and early 19th centuries is APRIL 7 of Education candidates night orig SATURDAY School, Raritan Road. Roselle. featured at the open house 2-5 p.m. 0 Blood drive — The Westfield inally scheduled March 29 has 5 13 Craft fair is being held 9:30 at the Miller-Cory House Museum, Board of Realtors, In conjunction been changed to Monday, April 12.5 FRIDAY APRIL 3 a.m.-4 p.m. at Union County Voca- 614 Mountain Ave., Westfield. with the North Jersey Blood Cen- because the school election dutc j (21 Sweet harmony — The Rahway tional-Technical Schools, Raritan 0 Moon mysteries — Explore the ter, sponsors a blood drive at 44 was changed from April 6 to 20. APRIL 2 Valley Jerseyaires chapter of the Road, Scotch Plains. Proceeds will mysteries of the moon at the Trail- Elm St from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. A free The forum is at 7:45 p.m. at 0 Big band sound Spaulding Society for the Preservation and be used for grants for students. Bide Nature Center planetarium In cholesterol screening will be ad- Intermediate School. Sio Elder Pollys J on next AARP Party program Spring sign-ups continue an mvueu U> SO The Westfleld Recreation Com- with MMtane chfld cars: meeting of the West- mission la accepting *MA; norvresident, StfO; husband fbr a wide variety of i and wife with no children: ratidehL be held during the spring $105; non-resident, $81* 6 tlAARP) Monday at St. Paul's Epis- 'oopal Church, 414 E. Broad St A offered this $230; social hour wtth refreshments will spring Include step aerobics, aero- twwkknt,|10a oagln at 1*30 pan. followed by a bics, pottery, sculpture, drop-in for additional Whrmatton or to business meeting at 1 pjn. basketball, artfcr fun, belkt, chfl- have a IMS brochure maded, call j^Dorothy Geris, program chair- dren'fe instrument workshop, and the Memorial Bool Offlot at 7»- women, announces the presenta- the Community Concert Band. 4085. RafWratlon to belni ac- tion of Oder FoUys, an old-style cepted at the Pool Offlot on the show written and directed ous weekday evenings at a variety first floor of the Municipal Build- r Doris MorgantL of locations. The registrations fee In* * Members and guests are asked varies depending on the program. enter through the red door at TV> register fbr any of these pro* rear of the building and to 0 The Westftekl Recreation Com- j a non-perishable food item as mission will host its third annual 8- on the first floor of the mikr and 1-mile fun run Saturday. ntribution to the food cup- building or consult the fattWintet/ said Robert Krowicki, chap- April 34, at Tamaques Park^ spring brochure to mail in registra- Westfleld. Proceeds from the event tion forms. ab.Bsane stauder, trips/tours chair- The Auxiliary of ChlMran'a Bpadaltoad Hospital wNI praaanl Ha annual Spring Party and win go to benefit drug- and Fashion Show 11:30 a.m. Friday, April 23, at MayfWr Farms, Waat Oranga. Faahlona w« ba eMohoMrco programs. The event .igoman, reports the trip to Atlantic w The WestfieU Recreation Com- sCtty April 13 has been sold out, but presented by Nordstrom. All prooaads wW benefit CMMran'a Spaclallzod Hospital Auxiliary will begin with the 1-mile fun nin commKtee mambara from WeetfleW are Jaan SawtaUa and Margaret " ~ mission Is accepting memberships at 9 am followed by the »mfler!at •jnsmbSM and guests may place for the 1903 Memorial Pool season. their names on a waiting list chairwoman; Janet Jackson, Lynn KoMarJahn, Roberta Brown, Emily Kraft, Cynthia McLaugn- 9:30 am. } Hn, Elizabeth Loland, Marja-Lou Swan, Audry Farley and Betta Halander. Tlcketa at $40 am The Westfield Memorial Pool is c! Call Robert Krowicki at 84*5377 scheduled to open Saturday, June Pia^eglstiation fatbein g auapttU fbr information on membership. available from any auxiliary member or by caNlng.tna hospital at 233-3720, Ext 310. Nor- through April 1«. The entry fee«ls dstrom is underwriting the coats of the faahlon ahow. 13, and will remain open until Labor Day. $8 for the 5-mOer and $4 fbr (he Two town students The swim lesson program is fun run. Post Ptgistratton flna win open to member children ages S be $10 and $5 respecthrery. T-shirts and up with registration bring ac- win be Issued to the first 300 regis- The following area residents Hugh to describe Iran of '43 cepted on a firsUome basis until trants. The race features a fast and Oat certified course with mile splits • been named to the honors or A Citizen's Trip to Iran in 1043 will be recalled by tive of the German army- all classes are fuH Competitive I'S list at Fairleigh Dickinson Hugh PUtt of Westfleld when he addresses the First swim teams ere also available fbr and water stations. limited peik- The First Wednesday Dutch treat luncheon, spon- ing and re* room facilities witt.be - at the Flofham-Madison Wednesday luncheon group at noon April 7. Mr. Flatt sored by the Westfleld Historical Society, is hekl the both advanced and beginner swim- fbr the fall semester An- will recount his adventures as a private citizen in first Wednesday of each month in Raymond's Restau- mers. Swim team sign-ups will available. Runners should come of Cranfbrd, hon- wartime, hitchhiking his way to Africa and the Gold rant It is not necessary to be a member of the His- take place at the Memorial Pool on dressed to run. £*» list; Kevin fflllpakl of Fanwood, Coast (now Ghana) as one of two passengers aboard a torical Society to attend; however, reservations must Monday, June 14, at 4 pm lYophisa win be awarded in the >*an's Hat; and Tfcsl CasteJo, hon- Canadian Liberator-type bomber, enroute to a civilian be made In advance by calling 232-1776 before noon The 1983 membership fee sched- following categories; First, second ors tot;an d Jason Reeves, dean's assignment in Abadan, at that time the site of the Tuesday. Those who have attended recent luncheons ule is as follows: family resident and third place male and female ltat, both of Westfield. world's largest oil refinery and a major military objec- are on a calling list and will be telephoned. $195; non-resident, $370; family finishers of the fun run; overall male and female winners of the 6- miler, and first, second and third place finishers in each age group of theS-mikr. The Recreation Commission ac- knowledges the following area businesses for their sponsorship of pheteerephe this event PearsaU, Maben & Photography *lnc* Frankenbach; Weldon Materials CENTER Pick*g0$ atartlng at Inc.; McDowells Energy Systems Ine; MsrriH Lynch, Fierce, Power * SmlthOnc.; The Westfleld [Cake Tappers • Champagne Qlasa Record; Print Tech; The Summit •rides Keepsake Bag • Oartsrs Trust Company; Mclntyre's Lock- smith & Lawnmower Service; Kin- ssHat * BlfM eajn ^ 20% OFF m v rang rinovra sty Assodatwi; The Diamond Any Lenox Gif Group; First fidelity Bank; Heshh- • Oney Candlesft Hotter * wisr, .the Optimist Oub of West- fUd; the C3entralJeraty Road Run- ners dub; The Party Stop; West- Washington 6 North Ave\ 908-1481 field Lumber and Home Center; irmacy Dunallan Bonsall Chiropactic and Sports Centre; Cbcs-Cola Bottling Co. of N.Y.; Chemical Bank New Jersey and Princeton Bank and TVust Co., Pisca WE HAVE IT ALL! Mi and Leisure Time Spring Water. , BEER • Bras for Brldts, Bridesmaids & Mother* 0 The Westfield Recreation Com- mission has begun sale of its 1903 WINES • Peignoirs tennis memberships. Use of the SPIRITS • Shower Gifts Sizes 32-48 tennis courts at Tamaques Park, • Beautiful Lingerie A to FF Memorial Park and Elm Street is Wa Have A Wkto Variety Of Custom Homemade restricted to membership holders Olft Baakata to Choosa From Or Parsonallz* Your Own! • AND NOW...Swlmweer Small to 3X only. 187 ML. Bottles... •Suttar Home The courts win soon be moni- •FraJ*anat (Brut or Xtra Dry) •Matoua LINGERIE tored on a daily basis by Recre- •Oraat Waatarn (Brut or xtra Dry) •inalanook ation Commission personnel who •Nando Aatl Spumante •Lancani by Susan will be enforcing rules and regula- Call and Ordar Your Bridal Favors - Many to Chooaa From. tions, checking memberships and Colonial Village Shopping Cantor taking reservations at Tamaques 600 STELTON ROAD • 968-0111 Rt. 27 & Paraonaga Rd., Edison, Park. HOURS: MON-SAT 9-10 • SUN 1-S (opposite Parsonage Diner) Memberships are available to both resident and non-residents; however, non-residents are per- 1 HBP' lh,'WMnt: mitted oruy at the Memorial Park facility. The fees for the 1993 season are as follows: family resident, $15; non-resident. $70; resident adult 18 and over, $28; non-resident, $60; Junior (13-17) resident, $7; non- • resident Junior, $14; resident chil- dren 12 and under, $5; non- resident children, $10; resident se- nior citizen, $5; non-resident senior citizen, $10; guest fee, resident, |9; non-resident guest fee, $6. Call 7604080 for information. • 0 its*, • - Courthouse records topic for genealogists .,. ,-^.-•••••;•-•.'>>•••• '. Iinnea "Lyir B. Foster of Madi- .-.- . • -- '-'•• •', *v » - • •• • • son will address the Genealogical Society of West Fields on wills, deeds and other courthouse records. This lecture is scheduled 1 p.m. Thursday, April 8, at the Westfield Memorial Library, 550 E. Broad SL A certified genealogical record searcher, Mrs. Foster is qualified to review how relevant data are gleaned from legal documents. She is the founding president or the Morris Area Genealogical Society, a •r^*i V / j^3sHLf IS&saV \'\ • ej£L ' ~" i_J 1 aJffSsssBijissa^sm* laf-t past president of the Genealogy •BB^BBBBBBI aMM^' lia^MHL^a^Mfla^a^a^Ha^a^sK^ilL Club of the New Jersey Historical ._--- . ^^rVpffl^a^HHa^S^fSaTSSalKEMMHlHflHP1*^. •;•* Society, and an investigator of Swedish, English, Irish and Dutch For information call Sales & Catering. Open 7 days a week. lineage. Call for an appointment. (908) 634-3600 A business meeting will precede and refreshments will follow the Sheraton at Woodbridge Place lecture. The public is invited. 515 Route One South a Iselln, NJ 08830 The GSWF has planned a trip to Managed fay Inn America Hospitality Ellis Island Thursday, May 13. Coll 276-5175 for more information. -Westfield Record- 1,1993 [ADDS benefit Vo-TechwilH here on May 1 AIDS y The AIDS BiMflt QmunlttM of Families create quilts for infants host craft fain Ntw Jm will hold Its sfadh an- nual auction Saturday avmJng, p. Lenten project on Saturday \ ticket nrke of ttt indudss A Spring Craft lair sponsored by h. a bufl* dinner. bevar- yields 106 quilts the Union. County Vocations} and vatet parking. A «*h bar by 150 faithful Technical Schools will be held Ra- deon 9J0 ajn.-4 pjn. Saturdayjfi J Tkdnts must ba purchased In ad- Ho* TiWy Qnak Orthodox Baxel Hall on the Raritan Royi ;MIIOB and are avattatala at South Church hosted an ABC (AMaK Ba- campus in Scotch Plains. VcndaSpi Avtnue Antiques, 433 South Ave. tatas Crib qua*) qusWThon Marc* from throughout the area and j^a- <39n or at Fmeux, 22 Speedwell 27 at atamty La*an pqtocL Ona yond will offer a diversified arrjpr •Am, Aforristown. Tb purchast tick- huncfred My vdurteenj created 108 of crafts and services. ,j «&s by mall or make donation*, call conajilsUa, cntarM gusts to be da> An 8-foot fully completed gazabo Helen Walton, 706-7279. Mbulad to araa babies bom wWi fie •^The primary minion of ABCNJ will be raffled. TWs functional i was buQt to professional 'ta-to provide ongoing financial eup- drama, dnjQ-addkslons or who are -feort to AIDS by students in the UCVTS • boarder tables Mng In hoapfta*. try/construction program u agendas throughout the state. UUhaat eVeai S^SM^M ^* a* ti i ai 4WJ Item to be auctioned include final WW UtyVI (V m fMvJBut lUr direction of Harold "Skip" artwork, theater tickets, dinners at tie church's Sfrfflambar tssrvage instructor. rastauiants around the state, antt* group, t» Youth of Holy Trtnty, soon Heinz Ricken, chairman, said] Aiav'a ride in the florins Maga- mushroomed Into a p iVM proceeds win be distributed to 2 <*S» balloon, and a variety of other pretoct under tie support of tie vary serving Vo-Tech students by " Ijpods and services. In addition to Rev. AawandBf a Laonda. Ths event awards committee during the Jthe regular auction, thete will be a was evsntMly coordnasiJ by tw nual awards night cerem bChinest auction. yotih group, tte Sunday school and June. By assisting young with grants, scholarships, awards and monetary gifts in order to fOr- of Phjopaxhos. pro- ther their education, students<:as | Religion well as industry are being Beginning at 9:30 am. 10 sewers ported. *?• and 140 nrtplno hands orestod tw Admission is free and there is zi crtbyls outof cfe-priratd Juvania unlimited parking. Continuing education classes UVHl Wednesday. The speaker is for aduhs: Luke - Bible Study; Franklin Morrow, a Rahway Creating a New Community: God's CNUran's HospaaJ AI06 gist who is a past president of We LfiPsopls overcoming Radsmj Lenten (CHAP); and a Ova's Home In Eft* Ttw Raw. AtoKWidar Q. LaofaUt Mutai quM h* m QUYMQ churcti s vowiNssr Quilt nisaiincj hospital's rnedkaVdentalstair: ^ k Journey. Fellowship time in the abett which lajun byjhe APS Re- session Saturday st Holy TrioHy Qrssk OrtliodOK Cliurctiiffch«. BMSsinQ followed rsojulsr service) There is no fee tor attending and ^Fellowship Room, an informal source Foundaton torChUnwi . on Sunday st ths church. registration is not required, ato ,, gathering of the community and more information call 499-6193. -o "visitors begins at 10:15 im. Morn- ^ing worship will be at 10:49 a.m. ^with child care. New members will 1< be received during the worship ser- vice. .: Monday: Wesley Hall Nursery ...School dosed, spring vacation. ? Tuesday: Disciple Bible Study - . 12:30 p.m.; Fife and Drum — 7 pm * Wednesday: Career Enhance- OA,, foa> a'rhent Seminar — 8:30 am; Dis- 2'Ciple Bible Study — 7:30 pjn. v Thursday: United Methodist b Women — 9:30 a.m.; Maundy ji Thursday supper — 6:30 p.m.; wor- ..ship service — 8 pjn. ' Good Friday: sanctuary opens mm noon-1 p.m.; Good Friday ser- "vice by confiimands — 8 p.m. Janmm's mtoiy*mil% Passion will classically European^iesigned clothing for special moments ^ be read on April 4 401 E Main St., BOUND BROOK 356-2737 ... Christenings, Communions k." The Passion of Christ narrative and Weddings... eleganttum- 1 will be read and the Sacrament of of-tbe -WestfteU Record- Community Uf# April 1.1993 Ruth Bingaman Price, 95 Obituaries Virginia Koos Hurley, 64 A champion at contract bridge Golfer had four holes-in-one Ruth Bingaman Price, 95, an Her husband, Jerre Price, is de- Virginia Kboa Hurley, 64, an avid A past president of a Plainfield jivid contract bridge player who ceased golfer credited with ahooting four club for Republican women, Mrs. Ester Agnone Bencivenga, 54 Hurley served on the board of di- *as a Pennsylvania state cham- She is survived by a daughter, holes-in-one, died March 12, 1963 pion in that game in 1941 and at SL Joseph's Hospital and Health rectors of the Hillsborough Cancer Joan Geer, a granddaughter, Patri- Italy native; in Westfield since 1955 Association in Tampa. She gradu- 1942, died Match 23, 1993 at the Care Center, Tampa, Fit. cia Brooks; a grandson, David Ester Agnone Bendvenga, 54, an Bendvenga, and two listen, Maria ated in 1949 from Rollins College Meridian Nursing Center-West- Italian native and a longtime resi- CiriUo and Gina Dario, all of West- Mrs. Hurley, who wo bom inand belonged to its alumni as- flekL Geer; and two great-grandchildren. dent of the town, died March 22, field; and three brothers, Joseph Newark, lived in Westfield and sociation, j Graveside services were held Fri- 1993 at Muhlenbeig Regional Med- Agnone of South Plainfield, John Plainfield before moving to Tampa Surviving are her husband, Ri- Mrs. Price was born in Reading, in 1072. Pa., and lived in Fanwood before day at Gethsemane Cemetery, Lau- ical Center. Agnone of Westfield, and Patsy Ag- chard K. Hurley; a daughter, Vir- Mrs. Bendvenga was bom innone of Scotch Plains. She belonged to the VS. Wo-ginia Hurley Cowley; three son|, moving to Westfield several yean reldale, Pa. Arrangements were by men's Senior Golf Association and the Gray Funeral Home. Caserta province, Italy, and settled Her parents, Stefano and Alfon- Kevin J. Hurley, Richard K. Hurley in Westfield when she emigrated to sina Agnone, are deceased. was president of the women's golf Jr., and Jonathan P. Hurley; nine the United States in 1955. She was A funeral Mass was offered Fri- association at the Palm* Ceia Golf grandchildren; her mother, Esther a parishioner of Holy Trinity day at Holy Trinity Church, fol- and Country dub, Tampa, Mrs. Koos; and a brother, Charles Koos, Bertha Hellring Rein, 94 Roman Catholic Church. lowing services at the Dooley Co- Murky once held membership in A ftineral Mass and burial were Surviving are her husband, Jo- lonial Home. Burial was in Fair- the PlainAeld Country dub, Edi-held in Florida. ^Recently a resident of the town seph Bencivenga; a son, Ralph view Cemetery, son; the Baltusrol Golf dub, In lieu of flowers, contributions ?:" Bertha Hellring Rein, 94, a na- deceased. Springfield; and the Belleair Coun- may be made to the American .- tive of the former Austria-Hun- Surviving are a daughter, Elean- try dub in Oearwater, Fla. Cancer Society. gary and a recent resident of this Oorr ShiffHn; two sons, Seymour Brigida Martorina, 83 community, died March 23,1993 at "the Meridian Nursing Center- Rein and Dr. Harvey Rein; eight Brigkla Martorina, 83, who lived rina, and Vince Martorino, all inCarmen J. Angus. 33 'Westfield. grandchildren and four great- in Westfield 15 years before re- New Jersey; three daughters, Enza grandchildren. turning to her native Italy, died Caltatrione and Lucy Martorina, Mrs. Rein lived in Newark and both in New Jersey, and Anna Ro- Bank officer; a native of Jordan ' Irvington before moving to West- Graveside services were held Fri- Jan. 23,1993 at her home in Gela. mano of Gela; 14 grandchildren Carmen J. Angus, 33, an officer Angus, and a son, Bobby Angus, field in 1987. She was a member of day at Mount Lebanon Cemetery, Mrs. Martorina is survived by and eight great-grandchildren. from 1985-1889 with the former both at home; her parents, Jalileh % the Pioneer Women Club No. 1 of Iselin. Arrangements were by the her husband, Antonio Martorina of A memorial Mass will be offered Irving Trust Co. of New York City, and Alexander Joudch of Old l^Newaxk. Menorah Chapels at Millbum, Gela; four sons, Peter Martorina, Saturday at 10:30 am at Holy died of breast cancer March 25, Westbury, N.Y.; two sisters, Dalai >•> Her husband, Charles Rein, is Union. Joseph Martorina, Nunzio Marto- Trinity Roman Catholic Church. 1993 at her home. Jaser and Suhair Rukab, and two Mrs. Angus was bom in Amman, brothers, Jiries Joudeh and Ratmi Jordan, and emigrated to the Unit- Joudeh, all on Long Island. OPEN | ed States in 1971. She moved to Funeral services were held Mon- STARTS unvuif sucp Westfield in 1968 from Long Is- day at the Presbyterian Church. 111 9 PMI Burial was in Fairview Cemetery. Ttw Are* s Oldest Bcddinq Slor«- Since 1958 land, N.Y. In lieu of flowers, contributions TODAY! UML-FM. I She received a bachelor*i degree may be made to the Westfield Res- in business administration from cue Squad, P.O. Box 356, Westficld, Hofttra University in 1981. More O7091, or the Carmen Angus Can- recently Mrs. Angus was a home- cer Fund, c/o the Presbyterian maker and a member of the New- Church, 140 Mountain Ave., West- comers dub of Westfield. field, 07090. POSTUREPEDI Surviving are her husband. Tod Arrangements were by the Gray R. Angus; a daughter, Kimberly Funeral Home. Anna Serina Nadasky, 88 Formerly a resident of Westfield Anna Serina Nadasky, 88, adolph Nadasky of McGaheysville, former resident of this community, Va, John Nadasky of GarwcwU, died March 25, 1993 at JFK Med- and Robert Nadasky of Roselle ical Center, Edison. Park; six grandchildren; five great- Mrs. Nadasky was bom ingrandchildren; two sisters, Mafy Coaldale, Pa,, and lived in West- Kollar of Pittsburgh, Pa., and Ka^io field before moving to Garwood in Zovak of Forked River; a brother, 1933. She had resided in South Joseph Serina of Carmichacl, Plalnfleld since 1987. Calif.; and a niece, Rose A Oleyar, She was a parishioner of Our with whom Mrs. Nadasky lived. lady of Czestochowa Roman Cath- Services were held Monday at olic Church, South Plainfield. the James W. Conroy Funeral Her husband, Samuel Nadasky, Home, South Plainfield, followed died in 1986. A twin sister. Rose J. by a funeral Mass at Our Lady of Oleyar, died in 1992. Czestochowa Church. Burial was in SfesJ Surviving are three sons, u Ru- St Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia., Lillian Donnelly, 76 Cafeteria worker in Plainfield schools DOOR BUSTER Lillian Donnelly, 78, a cafeteria Surviving are a daughter, He- MATTRESSES worker in the Plainfield public laine L. Donnelly of Westfield; two ALL SIZES school system until her retirement grandchildren; and a brother, Gor- FROM S^fe^al TWIN in 1985, died March 27,1993 at her don A. Swenson of Lake Park, Fla. ALL FIRMNESSES ONLY tlVMCH SIZE home. Private graveside services were Mrs. Donnelly was bom in Plain- held at the convenience of the field and lived in that city before family. moving to Westfield in 1983. She In lieu of flowers, contributions M4W, PULL Ea Pc> FULL Ea Pc> was a member of the Faith Luth- may be made to the Westfield Res- Special SUPER Closeoirt POSTUREPEDIC ClOHOUt eran Church, New Providence, and cue Squad, P.O. Box 35C, Westfield, Si *119 •159 belonged to Skandia Lodge 358 of O7091, or the Plainfield Education Purcha../ FIRM Sats Only the Vasa Order of America, Plain- Association Scholarship Fund, 905 QUEEN Set QUEESat* OnlN yS*( field. Watchung Ave., Plainfield, 070GO. Clomout ClOMOWt Rig. Her husband, Joseph Henry Arrangements were by the Me- '520 S3; »349 Donnelly, died in 1956. morial SNineral Home, Fanwood. Samuel Pellegrino, 76 NYPD auto mechanics' foreman FULL Ea Pc FULL Ea Pc FULL Ea P A Samuel A. Pellegrino, 76, thelonged to the Holy Name Society POSTUREPEDIC Cloaveirt POSTUREPEDIC Closaout ClOMOIlt former foreman of automobile me- associated with the NYPD. ^^JSUPER PREMIUM R"9 |AAA chanics for the New York Police Surviving are his wife, Sara PREMIUM tt »179 SUPER PREMIUM •459 M9 PLUSH & *199 ^"~ SUPER FIRM SittOrHy Department, died March 26, 1993Cummo Pellegrino; a daughter, CLOSEOUT QUEES#t» OnlN yS* !• QUEES»ts OnlN ySet QUEEN S*t at his home in Brick. Susan Estabrook; and a brother, Ctoaeout CLOSEOUT Cloaaout KHMHJ>1IIB1 CloMowt William Pellegrino. Twin Mr. Pellegrino, who was bom in Twin Rig. Twin R Staten Island, lived in Westfield A funeral Mass was offered Tues- Ea. Pc. Ea Pc. '999 '499 ,% *599 & '449 before moving to Brick in 1981. day at St. Justin's Roman Catholic R*g. KINO S.I R*g. KINO Set KINO S»l $ $ Church, Toms River. Burial was in $259 ClO—Ollt $299 Cloaaoirt CtoMttUt He joined the civilian staff of the Sets Only ^•g S7AA NYPD in 1948 and was a foreman Moravian Cemetery, Staten Island. Stts Only '1399 >» 1B9 •1500 iV9/ «599 when he retired in 1979. A sergeant Arrangements were by the Wea- 149 ^ Sets Only | \J ^J OUR NEW TOLL FRIE NUMBER 1-800-481-3008 in the Army Air Corps during therhead Young Funeral Home, A World War II, Mr. Pellegrino be- Brick. FACTORY yiS2JM5E m• SALE • Book sale opens today BEDROOMS «^#%aLC • DIRECT The Friends of the Westfetd Me- bag day, noon-5 p.m. All proceeds 'UNBELIEVABLY PRICED 5 PC. morial Ubrary's book sate runs benefit the Westfield Memorial Li- WATERFALL FORMICA today through Sunday at *» West- brary. $695 Held Memorial Library, 550 E. Broad The Friends is an organization BEDROOM MIL SI Co-chairs Jane Curtis and David formed in 1972 to broaden Uio R. titOO Nrkwood estimate more than range of library services and to pro- 30,000 books are on sale. There vide opportunities for volunteer par- are first ediaom, art books, cook ticipation. books, travel books and recent fic- Book sale committeo members tion along with an excellent selec- include Carol Dreizler, Marsha tion of children's books. Broadwell, Anno Arkel, Pat DtCarlo, Sale hours are: today and tomor- Lois Wight, Nancy Yoder and Bar- row, 9 am.-9 p.m.; Saturday, half- bara Mclntyrs. Eleanor Sonus is price day, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sunday, president CONTEMPORARY COMPLETE WALL ^BEDROOM UNIT -MMd, H^atlbiMfd. Includes: 2 nightslands, queen QUEEN PLATFORM Include*; Desk. De*k Mental illness alliance meets tonight f, low-HulfhorCh.iit Hulch and Two *«». Other pir«c> headboard, 6 drawer dresser UD tlOO $599 Union County family members blr The All-Forbes sports teams Members of »M AtForbat teams an setectod from tho 32 high actuate covered by Forbes Newspapers'. Forbes has 15 ALL-FORBES 1992-93 BASKETBALL TEAMS weekly newspapers covsrino MUdtoseK, Somerset and Uhion oounMea. BOYS ALL-FORBES TEAM The Aft-ForbM teams are in* tended to saMe tie eftorta of M areas niQn scnooi avveies and coaches. Members of the teams are selected by the Forbes Newspapers sports staff. The Record s s' Plnyrr ol the Ve,n Gerard Wilson Mike Comandini Ryan MOQM Union Catholic, Senior Bishop Ahr, Senior Wsstffed, Senior 8t Joseph's, Senior The forward played the entire i ERIN The senior forward Med the Tro- A consumate team player..led Faced defenses geared to stop year on a bad anWe. yet main- jans to a sparkling 11-3 QMC the team with 119 assists white av- him on every occasion and still av- tained his high level of perform- WhKa Division record (14-8 overall). eraging 12.4 points per game...led eraged 21.8 points per game on ance, averaged 15 points and 10 ALLEBAUGH second only to South Brun- Falcons in steals with 52...shot 51 99 percent «eW goal shooting in rebounds per game tor the 18-7 swick...averaged 18.8 points, B re- percent from door while also grab- the rugged Watchung Confer- VTklngs...netoed Vikings to division bounds per game..had a high bing 90 rebounds...rwiped 21-5 ence...averaged 6 assists a game title in Watchung Conference and game of 34 this winter. FaJcons to the final of the South | Westfield and dried 22 three-pointers. berths in Union County and state Jersey Parochial A playoffs. ' Trie center played « major role in Parochial 8 sarnWnat games. Westftetd's most successful season in three years, as she led tfie Blue Devss SECOND TEAM THIRD TEAM Jason Murdock FOURTH TEAM I HONORABLE MENTION in scoring (12 PPG), rebounding (8 Bridgtwator-Rar, Senior Aaron MNcfteH, Sr., Union PPG) and blocked shots. The senior KefthDUgard, Sr.. All Khan, Sr., Pingry; Kensn Eppt. B R Sloan Wobbeking. Bernard* Catholic; Dtshon Taylor, A 6-3 swtngman, averaged 178 pas the focal part of the offense and Bricgewater-Rartlan; Lytsa, Sr., Franklin; Don Radd, Tyrone Coins, New Brunswtek: Kenya Soph., New Brunswick: B.J. SmMi , Jr., Piscataway Vo- points, 8 rebounds. 6 assists per Merrtt. St. Peter*: LMW McMomn. Union was at her beet when she made garr».,.shot 46 percent overall from Jr, Edison; Marcus WHson, Jr. Catholic: Ksream Thomas. Highland power movesto th e basket Rellty, Jr., Middlesex; Dave Tech; Mike Zatorskl, Sr., J.P. Capers, Soph., St. Peter's; Ou- floor...could take charge of a game St. Peter's; Daryt Scott, Jr., Park; M*e DsRoocklt. St. JoMrph's: ] After averaging 15 points a game Stevens; Tom DrtecoM, Sr., St. at either end of the floor...will play South Plainfield Nwa TWman. Pi»cato*«y; Jermalrw Overtoe Irs t third of tfte season, AJ- mont Alnutt, Sr., Crantord JOMpn s, jonn at Providence, where cousin Eric Bookar, Sometvls: Mate Hayden. tm- Murdoch, now with Milwaukee of rrwcuWa: Daw Jantfl. Somerset Vo- tobaugh was ooubte-teamed inces- Soph., Piscataway Tach; James TuK, Wardlaw-HarHdge; santly and was forced to pass more the NBA, also starred. tequantfy. Nonetheless, her height and presence under the hoop enabled the Blue Devss to improvetfteir 1991 GIRLS ALL-FORBES TEAM •Boordi of S16 to 10-13 this season. WeaneM advancedto th e Quarterfinals « the Union County Tournament be- fore faing to Scotch PWns-Fanwood, 4 ( "She's a comptata al-around play- er," said guard Taryn McKerma. "She moves wel to the basket She's a big scorer underneath and she's a big re- bounomg help. She's nottoo ta d to get down and scrap for the bal either. When ana's on the court al she wants to do is play basketbal." Jessica Dreyer Michelle Morale Marissa Ship Sue Moffat Cranford, Junior The Rocorrf s J.P. Stevens, Senior St Peter's, Junior Somarvlll*, Junior One of Union County's brightest Boys Player ol the Year young talents, Dreyer already has Graduates as the school's all-time A junior point guard, Ship led all A 5-10 junior...Somerset County's three years experience as a varsity leading scorer with 1.622 points...- Middlesex County players in scor- leading scorer at 20.6 points per starter..the junior led the 17-5 Cou- the senior guard averaged 18.5 ing with 20.8 points a game...dead- game shot 41 percent from 3- gars with 19.7 points per game., al- points per game while leading the ly from the outside, she amassed a potnt rartge.averaged 53 re- MATT so averaged 89 rebounds per Lady Hawks to their first-ever QMC whopping 54 three-pointtf«...the bounds. 67 assists and 4.9 steals game.,.is nine points short of 1,000 Me as wen as the CJG4 sectional floor leader of the 12-10 Lady Car- per game. in her career and holds the semifinal...had a high game of 30 dinals. COMANDINI school's scoring record. midway through the season. I Westfield F C O N O T Ei A M THIRO TEAM FOURTH TEAM I HONOR ARl V.. Mt' ti • Coming off a fine junior year, the Deans Motta, Sr, Bishop Ahr; LaToya Adams, Sr. OKSt. Ntkkl Jones Jr., luard knew he would be counted on Courtney Cleiand, Bernards; Erin Christina Torllsh, Sr., im- Bernard's; Marianne Banfco, Piscataway, Senior Metuchen; Qla Bocra, Jr., Rut- ANebaugh, Weetfleld; Missy Fergu- 3 cany the bulk of the offensive work maculate; Chants! Williams, ST., Immaculate: Krlsten The senior floor leader was also gers Prep; Trade WaNnehus, son, South PWnKeld; Srtaron Feg- Md for the Blue Devils this season, Jr., Union Catholic; Tishana OkJflano, Jr., J.P. Stevens; Sr., ManviHo; Sandra Vertone, gans, GW-St. Bernard's: Trish An- ince scorers Greg Painty and Matt the team's top scorer, averaging Edwards, Sr., Franklin; Col* FaMh MeOrtfl, Sr. Scotch 17.5 points a game while hitting 53 Sr. Watchung HMIs; Jesstea glim, D«vid Brearley; Amanda Wie- fennel graduated. lean Height, Sr., Scotch Piains- Plains-Fanwood; Christine three-pointers...averaged 55 re- flomanysryn, Sr., Bound chowski, Edison; Diane KoeMer. Comandini did not disappoint. He Fanwood Curttn, Jr., South Plainfield bounds, 3.6 steals and 3.3 assists Brook Bishop Ahr; Jen Clemente. Bishop rveraged 21.8 points per game, from her guard spot Ahr mong thetop fh/e in the area, and weraged six assists a contest The rihior did most of his scoring from the lerimeter, where an open jumper ap- BOYS COACH OF THE YEAR leered as simple as a breakaway GIRLS COACH OF THE YEAR lyup. Comandini shot 58 percent •om the field in spite of various de- Bob Greene, St. Peters Brian Homm, Scotch Plains-Fanwood snses which were concocted to slow limdown. In his first season as a varsity head coach, Groene guided St. Peters to an Ahhough there may be others with more sparkling records, lew outooached unblemished regular-season record of 20-0 and an overall mark of 23-2.. trie Scotch Plains Fanwoods Homm..,led the Raiders to a 17-7 record .despite "People sea his scoring and forget Cardinals, despite losing their top scorer from the previous season, advanced the loss of top outside threat Kelly McLaughlin prior to the season...Homms bout the other points of his gane," all the way to the Parochial B Soutt) championship game belore succumbing Raiders reached the Union County Tournament semifinals with only two aid WestfteW Head Coach Stew to St. Augustine...only other loss came in QMC Tournament to tough Piscat- seniors playing regularly consistently found a way to get the ball Into the Jarey. "He Ands people open on the away... under Greene, St. Peter's used innovative zone press defenses with hands of center Colleen Haight and forward Faith McGrifl, his only big scoring oor as good as anyone. I've seen great success and ran a multiple offense threats. lim head andfinish th e fast break, go -dp wHh the big guys to get a rebound land make quick passes. Defensively, •he's very quick. He does a good job | getting into the passing lanes and he ''anticipates very wel. He's a complete Ita" *s flTHLETE OF THE WEEKlflTHLETE OF THE MONTH DARREN HERTELL WESTFIELD LORI CHELIUS The senior successfully defended his stats titles In the 200-yard individual medley and the WESTFIELD 100-yard backstroke at the Meet of Champions. The Ail-American crushed the field In the 200 The) senior captain will return to her position IM, where he was clocked In 1:52.27, three full In center tlekJ this season after batting .395 and seconds ahead of his closest pursuer. Hertell leading the Blue Devils In hits (34) and RBI (30) completed the 100 back In 52.38. The current last spring. W.H.S. record-holder In these two events also swam on the 200 medley and 400 freestyle relays, both of which cruised to state titles. "At choian by ForbM Newspapers' Sports Depl." "A* cho»»n by Forbes Ntwtpaptri' Sport* Dtpl." NGER YOUR SPORTING GOODS COMPLEX 513 W. UNION AVE., CRT. 28) BOUND BROOK, NEW JERSEY/908-366-0604 Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 8:30 AM to 9 PM/Wed. & Sat. 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM -Westfield Record- April 1,1903 IS 4 -,',;•;•;:.. Sports Calendar Blue Devils' lacrosse team gets a facelift April 1-7 (Continued from page B-l) ttsntlslly altered and the pressure Wttttltkl (Vw « JV) m ElUaMh, &4S a WestttcM lacrosse type of thing. ON (Continued from page B-l) record at Wettfleld is 16M& "I'm to win has diminished. Therefore, That's not something we put up as W«tfl«Wvi. Ptngry. 4 UmaalflraL hoping we can come together as a Thor, Apr. i T«Mte a^BBBBBVifllfrih^B^J ^•^•^•^^i^jBW^B.aafl. BteJ A^^u a gflel We want to^improve and LacfotM B^^B^B^HI^^E^BS. B^B^B^BIB^B^BUBHB? ntf BFWBHBBBW WMtfMd K Kwny. 3:45 ~ •••• wr^^ej^eapg ^P'BvmpP PVJ^VJP VV WVlr working class team. Last year we erative word this season. WMtfaM (Vw * JV) v*. CMbwton. 4 •taraatoooirty'tpraniivMfd that's what the fans have to look could take nape and have lapses in "If we improve game by game for." WwtMMvi.8c baaaman, wi hinda lha n> concentration and still have the TtM, Apr. a and people see that our intensity The players have their sights set WMQWO VI« Unton* 3*30 Oo« talent to come back and win. We lasts longer and longer, that means Fit Apr. 3 WmtteM v». Eart SMa. 3:30 slightly higher than their coach. WMlftaM (Wr A JV) * IMngtton. 3:45 Tannla JM,draw In 14 rum, **• ran* can't do that this year. There haa we may surprise some people at SoWwS WortfWd at Oratory Prap, 2:30 1 "If we dont make the playoffs fcv^eeakafeflf leeaVBAfl •••B^uBA^e^ltfA SW^B^^BI lim ^fc^ to to 100 percent concentration the end of the year," said WMWHd f/w a JV) vt. Ho»ll« Pvk. 4 BoyaTraeh •••••J m iNcnio HM n ax- from the get-go." Cherewich. "People can't get down itll be a major disappointment," Waat««ld at Undan. 3:45 ac% ha* of hi* pWa appear- said Kovae. "A successful year WwMtW Bt BWMh, 3:45 Qlria Track "Our attitude is a lot different Wastllttld vt. Undan, 3.-49 (My two n on us if we play poorly right away Vodsyball ml Htowood pUchM. this year," said Monninger, one of because we're talking about young would be a trip to the state cham- WMtiMd it Union CtfhoHc, 4 Wad, Apr. 7 Staring In canMrWUhd wf ba Sat, Apr. 3 only two returning letter-winners. kids who dont have much varsity pionship, rd be happy if we made Wastllald (Var ft JV) at Union. 3:48 dafHWK* MftVMrt Bi ROCtt, Who "We're more team-oriented. We're experience. I don't know if we it to the quarterfinal*. If we lose a WMtMd m LJndtrt. 10 mm Softball wl to tankad by MwMno (.2B0 thinking of everyone being to- lot of games early we wont get WeitflelcJ (Var a JV) v*. Union, 3:49 BA, 14 m,M6 OBP) In M ml should have any specific goals. I WMtftaU (Vw S JV) ». Mnwton. 11 am. Lacroat* Watdlatd (Var a JV) at Mountain Utm. 4 •OMdtf DtMB SchtMMrZflfkhflk gether." just want to see constant Im- down because we know well to BG Ktamy (Mays. 10 am. (.404 OBP, 8 lor 9 in t»Mfc) h With such an array of stars gone, provement twice as good as we were in the Wattflakl at East Sida, 3:45 the expectations have been sub- "Shooting for a .300 record is not beginning of the year." Won, Apr. S right P»H*B *• probably ptay Waafflak) vt. Elizabath, 4 P Hayat and Ryu Sato *• to lha on the junior vanity. Softball preview "I think our hitting production is (Continued from page B-l) going up," said McFadden. "I'm WESTFIELD RECREATION COMMISSION wi •xpsninoK] ano iiypiy third base. Julia Cereflce, a speedy sure we can score runs. The prob- capabla catching corps. Senior contact hitter, will play second 3rd ANNUAL 5-MILER & 1 MILE FUN RUN lem is, we need to score runs until (Proceeds to benefit drug and alcohol-free teen programs) DM ttpojn* *M Q* t>e bujk oi base and senior Sharon Hay will the pitching comes around. The tha work Mriy, wMo dasarnaM replace Gins Lukaszewicz at short- new starters can throw and field Whew Saturday, April 24,1993 (rain or shine) OPTIMIST CLUB Satt Coran raoovara from a stop. well I think the/11 do well in the 1 Mile Fun Run 9:00 am of WESTFIELD knM Injury ha autttinad during Cathy Clabby, a junior, will func- mental part of the game, which is 5-Miler 9:30 am g tion as the team's utility inflelder Where. and classmates Shannon Swift and very important Tanuques Park, Westfield, N.J. p<5 Meirill Lynch Hgglna (.369 BA. IS RBI) and "Our offense is much better. Our Viii Pierce Fennaf t Smiln Int. Coran {4375 BA, MB OBP) saw Katie Teitelbaum will be reserve Court** Flit and flat. TAC certified. Start and finish in Tamaques Park. Mile splits. defense is much better and be- W«ter on course. Limited parking and rest room facilities. Come dressed to •qua) playing Urna last yaar and outfielders. The catching duties will be han- tween the three pitchers, I think run. pratfdad ptonty of frapowar to they can match what Cari did. dled by senior Amy Korchak, last Tlmingi Digital clock and electronic timing by RACETIMING SYSTEMS, provMaa avan mor* depth at lha year's starter who McFadden says Pitching is the key. The area we hway, N.J. has improved considerably at the really want to improve on is per- p Scorings "Thla taam haa lha potenW to plate. Sophomore Taryn McKenna forming well against the teams COMPUSCORE, New Providence, N.J. The Summit Trust Company do atot of thing*," said Brew- will backup Korchak while starting who teat us last year." lUgistntloai 5-Miler alar. "But, K al depends on what Pre entry $8.00 by April 16,1993 they can do inside tie anes. You Post entry Si0.00 have to guard against being Fees are ovareonaoani wwi a teem o?na aoa-nfuiubblcs 1 Mile Fun Run ^ Diamond Gr0UP ASSOCIATES abfty. Everyone wf to out tor "Don't be afraid Pre entry $4.00 by April 16, 1993 _4s Tl TV7 . P 1 1 n 1 us and fiat's what we have to post entry $5.00 # [he Westfaeld necord to aware of* Teems are going to T-shirts to first 200 registrants. save twfr best pftchwBtor us." Post registration, T-shirt, and race number pick up begin at 7:30 am. "We canl take any opponent to take a chance!" MCwrrNE'SLOCKtMlTMMD Maka Checks M UWHH0WM HDinCf c too Ight/. aaH Haiwood. "That ISM tin • Westfield Recreation Commission happened a few limes last year. We haveto tak e leeme esrioueV Msil Entry Tot Westfield Recreation Commission, 425 E. Broad Street, Westfield, N.J. 07090. Include S.A.S.E. to receive course map and directions. and play every game Ike it's our lest. If we play Ike we're capable For Info Csllt (908)789-4080 HEALTH $ WISE of playing I dont Wnk anyone can stay wlti us on the feld." Awards* 1 Mile Fun Run: trophies to overall first, second and third place male and female winners. WbJa tw pteyers wi have to make aura twir oonldsnoe 5-Miler: trophies to overall mule and female winners: awards to first, second doeent turn into cockiness, ttwy and third place winners in die following age groups male and female: 19 & aJeo have to deal wfth tfie pres- under; 20-29; 30-39; 40-49; 50-59; 60 & "* euro tieyVa sure to face. The Blue DevNs wl have to over- 3&DOWELLS come any soff-induced pressure, •Minor SYSIVMS, INC. aa wel a* afeeee coming torn Princeton Bank tnd Tn»l Com piny NA STOP "We're under atot of undue ayTKiNa COMPANY taam wa'play wt ba gunrWig 1 ua and * they beat ua 111 maka that vtfiota aaaaon. Everyone ^CHEMICAL expects ua to win a lot of Mngs JWMV NA and I w» donl tfieyi say wa "...well worth doing...Ovcr 20 chokad." calls. I was very pleasantly surprisedl SBRM0DVI Diawalar balevea tha pres- Westfield Lumber & Home Center auraa hit players want through All the men were perfect gentlemen!" In other sports wl hatp Biem NAME:. _AGE ON RACE DAV. _SEX, OSSJ mil • Denar ns spnng. "Ona Wng you look at is tut - P. S. Y., Edison ADDRESS. _CITY STATE -ZIP. these kids pJay more than ona I Mile Fun Run. T-sliinsize S_ sport and fhera'a a carry over of confidence from the other To find your gentleman caller, 5 Mikr Phone. sports," said Brewster. "You In MMuldcndon of thll entry being icccptcd, I hereby for mywll. heirs, cjrculws and administnitors wauc- and rclcaie any cliiint that I mn canl have any more pressure place your FREE 'Introductions* ad h«*t efllnfldw Town of Wnifield, Tht VVeitfitId Recrettion Commiuion, or any of its employees mi nil sponsors or (heir repretenutitvs. than Chris Hanaro did during iWMMn, or attlfMH (bf my injury that may bt iuffcred by me in this Q\QM. I also give permission Cor the use of my mine and/or picture in lha Irvington total game, or in Forbes Classifieds. •ny ncwtpiptr, broadent, reJcciitor other account of this event. 1 certify ihit I am in physic.il condition to participate in tKii event. than Seth Coren faced during -DATE. wresting season. I think we play SIGNATURE:. wel In those situations." Call 1-800-559-9495 today! IF UNDER 18, SIGNATURE OF PARENT OR GUARDIAN .DATE. nil Introducing the far Honda Harmony Mowers. The perfect balance of price and performance. i if New for "93 The Honda Harmony Walk-behind The Honda Harmony Riding Mower, Mulching Mower, priced as low as 0529.* prices start as low as 01550.* SuMMcd Hctd Mot. Actual price* may vwy. •M«ntifarttircr'» Kn£gc«al Keuil Frtoe. Actud prloai mejr very. NO down. No Interest and no payments until oct: Developed and built in America, the new Honda Harmony rid- engine - more power than other mowers in its class. 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BRUNSWICK RINOOES WESTFIELD The Motorcycle Mall East Brunswick Honda Walla Outdoor Cantar The Eardly Potersen Co. 165 Washington Ave. 307 Cranbury Rd. Urison Lane 224 Elmer St (201) 751-4645 (908) 257-6945 (908) 782-5654 (906> 232 5723 r *'FhM«Wlr4|b•nll'U*on (pprovnl credit vi/i the IlincLi ISiwrr Kqulpnirni M-iMrrl'iinl* nffrml by [Mai Naihaml llulli. Wimibll rot rxiirrt .irlvirr .alrs niirl srrvirn, ser your tocrtl Hotirln nowr •MHlvwnnMt* raunujr »«ry. At iif .VI V>J. HK M'R nm \ 2VS. atha pi., t .vi/>W •<> fi/.U^<.1. Src ilralrr fur ilrulli. Fur i —l—tigr. p 1. \ Image expert to lead BPW 'Welcome to Westfield' signs appear soon after contributions meet on projecting success The Beautiflcatton Committee of the Westfield Area able at the chamber office. The estimated cost of the Chamber of Commerce proposes that Welcome to sturdy, tasteful, completely non-commercial signs is DorMD BnMewnCz, owner of Add vale oonsuMlone. In al cases, her Take ContctMsnsgs Your Own Ca- Westfield signs be posted at the entry points to town $760 each. There are IS entry points Into Westfield. 9 FMihinQ Touch..., a WMUtakl services ars Morad lo fie needs of as many neighboring communities have done. The Any organization or business that can consider fi- Q fcrn, wi Metf • t» MMdusJ or business wtti which enoe workshops, four other work- committee seeks financial backing for this project nancing one or more signs is invited to contact the she is wortdng, Hsr services include shops W be oaarsd. These ana: En- from local organizations and businesses. chamber office, 233-3021, or Warren Rorden, chairman enoe lor Ins New Jmy Franon ookv and Image analysis for men frspranturahlp: Is N For You, Nsw By mail, the chamber has requested funding from of the Beautiflcation Committee, 2324400. at Bueinaw and Piufcsslui* and woman, wardrobe planning and Strategies for Findang a Job, A Home 16 local organizations. However, because organization- The committee feels the installation of Welcome to Women's Utsstytsi Serrinar btinQ personal shopping, as wef as work- Based Duahsaa? and Interviewing. al funds always are being sought for worthwhile com- Westfield signs in 1994 would be an appropriate addi- held 5.30-9:30 pm Wednesday at shops on professional Image, busi- Workshops wi run conourrsnfly so munity projects, the chamber also seeks funding from tion to the celebration of the Westfield bicentennial Union County CrJege's Cmfcrd ness efcojuetto, snd style and graonv to* pertciosnts v* be sWe to attend local businesses. As soon as financing is available, the project will get campus. The worhahop wi teach ing. She also speaks extensfveJy two or tie tue being oisrad. A preliminary sketch of the proposed signs is avail- under way. Donors will be publicly thanked participants how to project • wo- through public seminars snd has ap- osssM imago. peared as a guest on Manhattan Registration is $0 which inductee a igjnt ooMao omsr. TO ragjMar, ess sociation for Commercial Real Es- rm. BMdswicz began her color Cable's tE* show Through tfw Look- tate. Union County Ortinoing Eduction Briefs and image business in I960. In 1991 Ing Glass, hosted by Dr. Gkmy Klein. President of the commerdal de- she was named Young Canter Koynodng this Kestyte seminar is Department at 700-7600. For more) velopment division of K. Hov- Woman by He Business snd Profcw- Denies Rath Hkjgins, a vice prest- information on tfts New Jersey Fed* nanian Companies, Red Bank, Mr. siona) Woman of WsetfeU. Ms. Hnk- dent of Right Assocliiles, an Intema- Donna Sherman earns Westfield BPW offering Orrico is responsible for overseeing iewlcz OMMS wortahopa for smal aonsi career consusng arm wan 85 Women, cat the BPW stats dfce, promotion at UJ Bank the development, leasing and man- groups or businesses aa wsfl as pri- oMces worldwide. She wt speak on 23SO110. career scholarships agement of a 3-miUion-square-foot The board of directors of United Applications are available for a portfolio of business parks and Jersey Bank has promoted Donna secondary career scholarship of- other commercial properties. Sherman to the position of as- fered by the Business and Profes- Mr. Orrico previously served as a sistant vice president and regional sional Women's Club of Westfield trustee of NJ-NAIOP, as vice presi- operations manager, mortgage di- Inc. dent with National Realty and De- Lawmakers, business folk vision, according to Fred M. Moses, Women who currently attend velopment of Purchase, N.Y., and president and chief executive of- school or plan to return for further as a senior vice president with ficer. training with the intention of re- Archie Schwartz Realtors of East Ms. Sherman joined United Jer- entering the job market may apply. Orange. chat at chambers' session sey Bank in 1991 as an operations The criteria for selection is sincer- He graduated from Rutgers Uni- manager in the mortgage depart- ity of purpose and financial need. versity. •y VPUCAIaMY Senate President Donald DiFrsncesco, Assemblymen ment Earlier, she was associated The amount of the scholarship with First Nationwide Bank and will be determined by the Business THE RECORD Alan Augustine and Richard Bagger. For Karen Posi- tan that meant getting a chance to talk to Sen. Di- Brokers Mortgage Service Inc. and Professional Women's Club of Independent agency is Mbdng business with politics, the Cranford and Francesco. "I didn't ask about anything specific," she Ms. Sherman is pursuing a bach- Westfield. The deadline for submis- cited by Ohio Casualty WestfleJd Chamben of Commerce co-hosted Meet said. "I didn't want to put him on the spot- elor's degree from Kean College. sion of applications is April 9 and PearsaU Maben & Fiankenbach, Your Legislator Night Msrch 25 at the Westwood. But not all the officials were so lucky. Assembly- She resides in Westfield with her the recipient will be informed in a Westfield-baaed independent in- man Bagger said he was asked about the position he The annual event drew more than 100 business husband Brad and daughter Chris- May. Contact Phyllis Dunlop, 37 C- surance agency, has been named people and olrViala from local, county and state gov- had taken in the Assembly on initiative and referen- tina. 2 Sandra Circle. Westfield, NJ. dum (I&R). as a key producer for The Ohio ernments. According to Marta Person, Cranford down- United Jersey Bank, with 84 07090. Casualty Group of Insurance Com- town manager, the event offered business people the "It's something that I support and he doesn't Many branches in Bergen, Essex, Morris, panies of Hamilton, Ohio. The key opportunity to network and talk to their repre- people in the business community and most organ- Hudson, Bsssak and Warren coun- sentatives. Orrico secretary for producer program is designed to ized lobbying groups don't I support the concept be- ties, is a member bank of UJB Fi- "It's an opportunity to network. It's also an op- cause it acts as a safety valve. If the legislators miss give special recognition to in- portunity to make personal contact with elected of- the point, then the people can step in and override nancial Corp., a financial services commercial Realtors surance agents exhibiting excep- ficials, not spedflcally to lobby them but make one- the legislature's action," Mr. Bagger said." organization with assets over $13 John G. Orrico of Westfield has tional product knowledge, profes- on-one contact with them," Ms. Person said. Eliza- According to Norman Greco, Westfleld council billion. been elected secretary of the New sionalism and service to their cus- beth H. Youngs, a home design consultant in Cran- member, all good legislators will respond to the con- Jersey chapter of NAIOP, the As- tomers. ford, said that was exactly what she was there for. cerns of their constituents. With enough persistence, "I came to network. I am also very much interested he said, citizens should be able to speak to the repre- in what the legislators have to say considering all the sentatives. And if they don't, Mr. Greco said, they changes in government," Ms. Youngs said. "I'm start- shouldn't be in office. ing a new business. I'd like to know where the state is Assemblyman Augustine said he felt talking to con- (Union (Countp places Of (HLIorsiiip going and what's happening.'* stituents is an integral part of being a legislator and What's happening on the issue of health care is that was one of the reason he was there. what Otto Monaco, manager of special events and "The Chamber of Commerce is very important to CALVARY projects at Union Hospital, said he wanted to know. Union County," Mr. Augustine said. "In order for us St. Paul's KENILWORTH "I intend to find out if anyone is going to monitor to be sensitive to the problems that business and T LUTHERAN CHURCH =S=10s Castman St., Cranford United Church or Cliri.sll GOSPEL CHAPEL the health care policies of President Clinton," Mr. industry have, we have to hear their concerns, and 213 Center St. Monaco said. " I want to know if they're going to have Nmarh Av*. ft 19rtf Si- KonHworth have a continuing dialogue so that we can try to do 276-2418 G.'irwoori any representative [in Washington, D.CJ" things that will help improve the economy, create „ AAt Rav. t Hut IWIMhl, S.D., Ml* 908-272-6131 1 n On hand to hear some of these questions were state jobs, and maintain economical stability." Sunday Services: HOLY WEEK 11 AM • Family Bible Hour snd Rev. Frederick Rogers 7:00 PM • Evening Services Wurihin nml .Suitil.'iy Sclimil Palm Sunday 8:30 & 11:00 AM 9:30 A.M. FritflYMlMCNM CliiUi Care Available T*JQ PM (Ondt fchodAgt | Service of Holy Communion C«l to Me* miomuMn Maundy Thursday eOaMaaaH 11 AM A 8 I'M Service or Holy Communion Redeemer Lutheran Church GREATER Good Friday 8 pm Clark and Cowptrthwatts PIscs MT. ZION - UHC (a Sleek* North of Urt and Taylor) 43 Johruon Avenue Service of Tsrrabraa Weatfleld, NJ Cranford, NJ. 07016 Caster Vigil 232-1517 _ (901) 276-Q830 ftov. Paul S. 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Winners will be drawn April 19th and CATHOLIC CHURCH OPPUUNFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH Unitarian Univtnalist notified by mail. 368 Sumner Av. 1340 Terrltl Rd. Stolen 1'lalm Plainfleld 1 years' worth of FREE lessons at Taekwondo Plus In the . 322-7151 lsr Place Winner - 756-3393 (1 winner) Franklin Mall...plus...a pizza dinner at Stallion Pizza Rev. Michael Seaman, Paator Restaurant...plus...4 FREE tickets to the new Teenage Mass Schedule Sunday: Mutant Ninja Turtles III movie Saturday: 5:30 PM 9:45 AM • Sunday School 11:00 AM • Morning Worahlp 724 Park Ave., Plainfield, NJ 07000 Sunday: 8:00, 9:30 6:15 PM - Church Training 2nd Place Winners- 1 month of FREE Tae Kwon Do lessons..plus...a ptaa 7:15 PM • Evening Worship 908.736-0750 dinner at Stallion Pizza Restaurant...plus...4 FREEtlckets 11:30 AM Wodncadiy: Ravtnnd Maifet Campbell Oreaa 7:00 PM • Prayar Mnllnp. * (2 winners) to the new Ninja Turtle movie Rev. Joseph F. Barbono, Pastor Nunary Can Pmridati A pizza dinner at Stallion Pizza Restaurant...plus... 3rd Place Winners - 4 FREE tickets to to the new Ninks Turtle movie (6 winners) Programs for Children, Jr. 4 Sr. Hlgh.Slngles, The Couples, Families and Senior Adults | Garwood TURTLE CONTEST COUPON Presbyterian pAT.rVT KUNDAY SERVICES Church Namei. Sunday School &$$$•$ tor all $ga$ 9:15 am 341 Spruce Avenue Garwood, N.J. 07027 Address. Sunday Worahlp "Qllmpwa of tha Savior" 10:30 am Sunday Evtnlng Enitr Muiicti* iraa admi»$ion 6:30 pm i 789-0360 Town. I Gary Wliel, Paatflr.... CRANFORD ALLIANCE CHURCH Sunday School - 9:30 am Phone) #_ Age Worahlp Sarvlea -11:00 am 7 CHERRY STREET, CRANFORD 276-1617 Wadnaaday Night Prayar Answers: Powar Wllh Pralaa Sarvlea • 7:45 pm 1) BawwaMaiiiMaTaa (908) 272-8866 Biblical • Contemporary This Easter... 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You can place your "Introductions" ad tor tree) just J> And someone to share them. Personal advertisements and 2. Call 1-900-226-1003 from a Touch-Tone phone. 00 8 4 5 f^?J^ * >0nt** * ^ •P*** f-*"* «••* "* help you voice) mai messages may not contain language thai is 3. Follow the voice prompts and record your messages. The cost is ?l2?' »- O""*» to P>»=« your Introductionsad Is overtly sexual, suggestive and/or offensive to the general $2.00 per minute. «** public, The publisher reserves the right torejec t any ad. This 4. You must be 18 years or older to use this 900 Ilne. publication assumes no responsibility or liability forth e content or reply of a personal advertisement. Must be 18 *2 FOR ™E FIRST MINUTE •800»559*9495 years or older tous e this service. $2 FOR EA. ADDTL. MINUTE • F — Famed*) *> M — Hispanic *> J — Jewish • M DIM— *r, handaome, DWM- 35, aft. mibs, I AM FALLJNO FROM DI- Camt PUytr, & Hobtyiut LAMM- H your* look- MEET A CHALUmE- SDWM- 43, looking for •WDM— 34, single par- SWM- 34. Seek* attrac- intelligent. S'l", woulc dk. hair, gm. ayes, ath- MENSION Z- lor longer ing lor a SWM never mar- SWM, 21, 8' 5. darkish it pmrt Qf Forbtt Ntmpa- Ilka to meal WF for aar|. letic, hardworking, hon- SOWF 30-45. Looking for ent, S'9", brown hair, tive, non smoking, SWF than I care to receC I ried, very good looking a blond hair, blue *y*s, I on* on on* relationship, ttazai eyes + a beard, ptn' Introduction. It it oua relationship. 1 ilka eat a passional*, hearth hav* bean aearchlng lor age28 thru35.1 am 581, tO phu it P« of Forbtt ixtendrd for wir by pnptt In gr**t shape, classy Ilk* th* beech, cuddling poaaibla marriage. A snjoys baaehea, movies, weigh 170, hav* a mus- Stwspaptn' Introductions. going out to dinner or In- A ftlneae ara a way of you, that apeclal woman, guy then look no further listening to ell music ex lookingking for obtrolbtr pptpnptt timate dinner for two, life, but not without fun. woman who Ilka* to be camping, motorcycling, tache and blue *y*s. I It ii inlatUtd far me by who liv»* In a parallel rm 38. 6'2, 178 Iba. U. eept country, the movies, •polled and to spoil her looking for SWF, 2«-3«, uiitbtb uibemb to playl garnet movtaa, Not In to haad Tennis, surfing, reading, untvere*. I hava amellad •njoy th* outdoor*, long ptopie iMkimg for ether Brn. hair, haial eyes. I'm talking ft bowling. ISO a man. M non-amoker and good aenae of humor, welka, bike ridea, pho- pnptt mritk whom to «- or njay Hobbitt. for mart gam**. Single rosa If we family A naw experiences your p*rfum*. felt the a very etaMe, clean, fi- information pltatt call 1- meet to show that I am apeclal someon* A or not into drugs. Social thin to avg. +, not overly tography, fiae markets, uifiih nlationsbipi. Far m are some ol tha things 1 gossamer touch of your nancially secure, honeet companion SWF 18-25, 0O-tS9-949S, sincere. Ftaaaa rapty Ext would Ilka to sh*r* In drinker OK, kids ok, pets sggr***fv*. no smok*r*/ collecting and raatorlng hair and the energy of * caring peraon, I'm who would like to t**ch OK. Likes Ihe movies, druggi**, pleaaa call 3330 search of S/DWF 20*-30s your body as you've antlqu** and rock A rod TCNNIS FLAVIR- all looking for a very attrac- ft or learn hobble* A In dining out. shore, or just A classical music. I lova who feais open, passion- tive, Intelligent, charm- teieats ft to share the joy SWP- M, Young looking aaaaon atrong (ntarmadl- OOYWFWLLOJIELV* ied by ever ao cloae- being home with a good animals and am con- ala aeak* Male/Femal* ate, enlightened A In- And though we've ing, wmy, employed lady ft myaterloa of lit* to- SWM 50 year old, pro- 4 wetting. ISO D/SWM. •N TOOI— I'm a 90 yaar trigued by thlnge on anr movie A dancing. No cerned about tha *nv< partnar tor any day/hour old whit* woman who I* never met, I know that that Hkea to be treated gether. Call em. 4144 haad games, no barbies. feaslonal. 160 Iba. s'a, vlronment. I enjoy getting UkM AC, traveling, ro- esoteric level. Piaas* call you've bean searching Ilka one, bet. 28-3«. I sincere and honest with mantle dinner*. I hav* • play. Have hoppar/aqul- Intelligent, intareetlng to Ext. 3043. Please csll ext. 4208. dressed up for a fancy gea-wiN traval. Matuchan ba wfih, yat ia having a for me too. I'm a DWJM. enkjy the Shore, Fitness, MY FRIIND WROTE good physique. Enjoys dinner but also enjoy good sense of humor A long rides, line r**tau- THIS FOft ME; Demon SIXV MOF. ASIAN FE- working out, occaaalonal an outgoing personality. Araa. Plaaae call ext. hard tlm* finding aom*- DWM— tall, slim, edu- 52, college) educated, an renting e video and getr 4464 on* who la not auparfl artist, busfneaamen and rants 4 romantic eve- etratlva, emotional, dill MALE- early 40'*, tlm*- dining out It weekend Likes to nsve tun A cated, active profes- ning* at horn* & ol gent with a paaslon lor !••*, mature, w*ll-read, etawaya. Looking lor ting take out food for a cial. Man **em to wan sional. 40 plu*. I am car- hava b**n told that I'm taught A poaiibi* ro- handaome. You are in courae getting marrlad. fits, energetic, enigmatic, curious, and honest, en- OWF/SWF 42-46 years night at home. I really manoa. I'm vary honait t only a slim attractive ing, romantic, passionate i value honeaty A caring in woman, why not look for- your late 30'* to mid I'm a 1 woman man, I whimsical at tim*s. day joys dancing a hugging, old with good figure, at- affectionate, Likes to and hav* many varied In- don't believe In cheating, or night, bright, charm- seeks awaet, healthy, aa- tractive and professional a relalionahlp. I hava e ward 10 what a woman t*r*tt*. I am seeking a 40'*, quite pretty, r*aaon- cook a home for that ably allm, Intelligent, a ualng or abualng my ing, contentious when cure. generous, neat, who enjoys same pos- rather demanding Job special pafaon and can- haa to offer, before con. relationship witrt SWF. (which I enjoy). I would darning her bacauae aha good listener, poeseae a lady. Serious inquiries preaented with a chal- stylist, faithful, stabl*. ro- sible ralatlonahlp. Non dMIghl dmnan. Ukaa to 30'a or 40'a. slim average only. Pleaae call Eit. lenge, beautiful, clever mantic, well-built, collage amok*r, non drinker pre- like to meet eomeon* to I* not beautiful. I'm a build who likes candln great sanae of humor be traatad with raapact A and hava a genuine ap- 9O3S. playful, Intelligent, sar- grad.. handsome, non- ferred. Call ext. 436B spend quality time with, klndnaaa. i'm phyalcaiiy Travtling Companion! it vary nice paraon with a and flr«plac*s is a non or hopefully leading to' * preciation for all th* em. castic, judicious to eocia smoking, non-rellgious, r lit A doalra to have part of Forbtt Ntvtpaptri' beautiful heart a aoul, a light amoker. Kids are •WM— 2fl, « brn. hair, lining relationship. II {rv IntrodKcliont. It it in- r*al true friend. I'm ain- Please reply, art 4374 issues, enthralled, mys- cultured; 34-47 yr., ov*r eomeone that la not Into oTtay. Em, 4372 LOOKING FOR THAT tic, fascinating to know 5'9", non-*port orianted, blue eyaa, hardworking, t*r**t*d pi*a*e reply Ext. tteadaamee * want* tended for utt by pnptt cara, educated, a hard SPECIAL WOMAN- if honest * in good shap*. 3332 looking for other pnptt worker who la looking for FlBUr, FAECINATItn A ITALIAN SWF- elsndar. her. Pleaae call Ext white male, with no good thnaa A mayb* a blonde, looking for 1 on you love to laugh, enjoy young kid* for happy Sometlmea *hy and ralitlonahlp. I'm vary With whom to travel. For a gentleman who la a)n> FIT FELINE- OWPF, going out a lova huge, 3044. other tlmea a llrti* off th* _ I- 35 6' 4, 210 Ib*. mort information pltatt cara A not a phoney, and 40iah, look* 30ish, non- 1 relationship, 49-60, I marriage, to shire life's Knight In ahlnlng armor. vatMtH*. Exl 4161. like dlnnar, dancing, oc- look no further. I'm a 43 SOW*- 44. petite, brn joys, end to wnathar wall. I *n|oy traval, call 1.800-JS9-949S. who la working or retired smoker, w/long blond yr old SWM who is look- hair, haiel eyes, a*ll- beach, turfing, skiing a Many a dragon hava I Pleaae call *xt. 4413 wavy hair A gr**n eyes, casional travel, movies, llf*'* *torma, plssa* call •lain, many a kingdom WWWF- $llfn A attrac- WILL •! YOUR TKAVfL dinner at home, non- ing for aomeone to ahar* employed, t enjoy life, ext.42B9 snowboarding, riding my ttv* la hoping to find a loves dining, dancing A great time* with, I love to dancing, movies, dining motorcycle A dining out. hava I *av*d, stiir you ML- SWF, 52. retired, DOUBLE DATING CAN Oreamlng, Seeks WPM, smoker. Please cell 4414 elude me. My loyalty le- WM square dance part- vary attractive, truatwor- dance or just cuddle. out, love to travel, seek- SWF— 34, warm, bright, I lov* a coxy night in or a nar, II you don't know •E FUN WITH THE non-smoker, 40-50'*, WF- 27, allm, attractive, Looking for a woman ing 3/DWM, 35-43 yr. old, night out partying & gendary, rny heart un- thy, tun-loving, sincere, HMIHT ONES- w* are with great mind, aoul, slim, attractive, seeks s challenged, You have how to aquara danea, loves to laugh and ba enjoya the outdoor* who wanta to be e*r- who is finsncislly stable, 30-40 year old S/DWM dancing. Looking for a willing to bo partnar two cut* tunny, s*ns r 1 i ' ITWOftKSI ' "I sold my family room set for the price I PRIVATE PARTY COMMERCIAL TOLL, wanted and received another 10 calls after •11.65 •14.9O 1 •80G*559«9495 sellllng It." Each wsek for 3 wMki Each wo«* for 3 weeks E.M.R., No. Edison For four lints, additional llnee II .OS each was*. PAY IN ADVANCE AND SAVE 1O%! (908)722-3000 Monday, Tuaaday & Wadnaaday 8:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. DEADLINES: Tht deadline for Pleaee check your advertisement Employment Wanted. Wanted to In-oolumn Classified It 2 PM on the tint week ft turn. Errors m Rent, Houeea to Share or Thuraday 4 Friday 8:30 A.M.-8:00 P.M. HOW TO Mondayi. Tht deadline for classified tdvertlsemerrtt running mora Apartments to Share. All sde display Is 8 PM on Fridays. thtn on* time mutt b* corrected whtfi iftowiQt •! Adi ID •teturday 9i00 A.M.-2I00 P.M. CANCELLATIONS: Accepted before tnt second Insertion or VQVTBMMS OWWOV Of NWrV J#TMy. PLACE correction allowance cannot bo upto 4 P.M. Monday prior to EXTRA CHAJWIS: made. Correction eHowence for FAX: (908) 231 •9638 A CLASSIFIED AD trrort shaM not exceed the cost • Blind Ada. 18.00 (or box rental end ADJUSTMENTS: w« rrwk* of the advertlaemtnt. rnaUng charge (Box held for • Call 1-800-559-9495 VVeKy #flWt tO aWOfO TnettstkM Ifl JOdeyt) your Classified Advertisement. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: Ml eMoapttaJorboldleBsra Forbes Newspapers • Mail to ui at: •ds for Garage Sates, •s^r^P «RsW BWSBJI P.O. Box699 SomervHIa, NJ 06676 3)00 -MnctMsneoui SuppNt tfld son •. _._, - 1070-OendonMHt •Fax 908-231-9638 1004 •WlUt StrvicM HN '4x41. Sport and light Trucks moTowMuHS '59? 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All othar classifications will ba billed at tha commercial rate. 2110 Fawn* PBT ADOPTION DAY CZ1CH B)OV 17- anx-CLOCK REPAIR- Anti- LAWN 4 OARDBN FOR SALS! Hot DOB COMIC BOOKS, Sport/ touaty awaiting hot! fam- Non-Sport Cards, col- Sal. 4/3, 11-3pm. Clark que and modern. Free COUIPMENT SERVICED Pueh Cart-S1300/B0. AWNINOB- navy/beige/ NUei TRAVBL DIS- WOLPP TANNINO Itctlblee. Alto, appralt- Flrtt Aid Squad, 87S Rar- ily. Enktyt sport*, read- att. A house calls. Buy A All brands including: Wood Chalrs-IS. OtMe whl. striped eanvaa, aie. COUNT when vaca BBOS- New ALLOW Ml TO atVI ing and computers. tie avail. (90S) 968-3886 ltan Road. Many lovable YOU th» gift of a tatting sell too. 968-2940 Stars, Craftsman, Noma, a Ends PLEASE CALL eond, 128.00 ee. ortioning In Lea Veoee, Or eommafcltl-homa unlta dogs/eats. 8 wt*ktft up . Other Scandinavian. Eu- Scott, Service Star, tarlaarly /AM or after 7PM •290.00 set 14. S4M37I Irom I1SI.00 Lamps- FISHHM TACKUJ- col- rtlatlonthlp. Ptrtonal ropean high school stu- lVttA Af MMM l Donation. Info. Ited, 18 yrt. eiperlenea. Agway, Snapper, Toro, 4SB-7iee. lotlons-«ccasaoriat. lector wants to buy OLD, dent I arriving August. INCOQNEETO Simplicity. MTD. Roper, Monthly peymente low aa rode, reeit, luraa, cata- (»i) 763-eeao Call Judy Vorlo't Com' Vintage Clothing FURNITURE- complete Sdaye/4 ntahis. under. pMlblet tm TOT. ctii KATHLIIN VOS- etc. (ALSO, REBUILT •IB. tiall today PRBB lofla.i33.iaS4 after 8PM EQUIP, FOR SALE) at stt or tep. tSW Inel. B^^^B^rpBSjBJ | BpfJS^Bjl W^m faiBjB^e 3lt)434» OR 1-SOO- • • Jewelery • sofa, loveteat, 2 reclln- MATCHMAKSR SlsUifta Alan'a Bicycle Stop Had ttehtta. ttTlAeouate. iXW IMTfllMATIONAL- TH« Second Anniversary The ftmMy tW-Mm trt, cotlee table, 3 end (40nrer4ise, eat. MM iJ3>Z MM. MHJTANY NOaSOftSJ Dfl • * * SALE! * * * tablet * two wall units. 0 H VAMIIIAS- NJ A Fed- itrgatt A mott avtactlva Rie Ml eetfmlnlBter, NJ Mon.-tat. BAMeWW bi^kfl^^h^^.^^*^ * - — -*, - - - . -» partonal introduction AprH Sth thru 10th Call.-SOS-234-2S2t or Call 9«e-eO4-«2S5 psonnwan t tvewing WOOQ tret licensed. Top cash FERRETS- 1 aable. 1 Begin your foundation for Many items.., 80% ofl BILL S TRAOHM BOBT floor center. Your ona paid. Houae calls made white. Plut cage a ac- •trvlca In tha nation. For Cvea: 7SS-4M1 UV1NO ROOM- Early a%L UONT BUIBB- PIMuraa frt* Info. 906-218.9090 a long term positive altar, POP) 1 WEEK ONLVf Amer. 2 lova aeatt, 1 ttop thop tor all your BertS21-4»4B cessories. Pleaee page etlonln the way you look S ft accataorlot. Olroc wood flooring neede at 4BS-53M anytime and feal. New scientifi- Enter our...Cuatomer chair, 2 tabltt/iampt NtaH PRICES PAID- for Appreciation Drawing 2098 $400 Exc. cond. Conn, Hfffj rwffV prt-flnised from S2/tq.fi. cally developed weight AUMATTMBMS buyer. Pooal unflnithad from II ,B8/tq quality postcards, sheet management program In- for Prlzet ft Qlfi fruit wood organ, double mualc, old toys, baseball SINGLES Certificates keyboard, ft. bate 4 vol. Electrical. M ft. 1-aO0-S4B-7S2S Naw corporate* decades of controlt. 1200. Zenith Single, Double • Queen P.O. BOR 90S t N.J. llama, cameras, military, REGISTRY scientific research with FIREWOOD $25aSMea. All Sltaa typewriters, TV's, Worlds state-of-the-art nutrlilontl Stereo/ apaakara $75.00 iiNjaaaa Fair, fountain pens. 20 Division SI. SSO/CORO Call 528-4936 art. 6pm MAROUISI DIAMOND Tho moti Melting ap- technology to improve CaMS47*44eS Please cell 272-5777. EASTBR BEAOLB- Free proach to maat quality your overall wellrmt. SOfllflF VflW Unseasoned, unspllt. IHOAeSMlNT RINO ••704-B710" 18 Inch lengths, QUEEN BIZE- tola bed: Vt ceret appralaed to good home 1 yr. old. tingla*. icotch-gard fabric, In I BUY ALMOST Friendly. Neutered. Call 1-aOO-7a44C77 delivered whan available, 11,700 muet eeH, 11,200 PON FURTHER JOHNSON'S TREE txc. cond., $200, 908- Pteaae call Tarl SM-4711 ANYTHING LovaaKidsl 965-0112. INFORMATION 2030 * LANDSCAPE 272-5002 owvf One Ham or an entire OIVE SOMEONE A •oeesseoto NO MOM MITOMIt MM SALE estate. 1 emu- CAiJlai home, pre-echool activity PRIVATE HOMC HOU«ICLIANIN«- •so. A m ATTORNEY MOUSE CALLS: Wills (from 970), group, breakfast, lunch 4 DAY CARS babyalttlng PT, own Elactronle filing 124 ART CLAMIS- Adults WUtTOtMNa* snacks. Agea 2-4 yra Ojaflfcaa^aUO) B?aaVeAB AAO^B^UB^aA' FfOftfiwOfUl In Aoop ohlldran. Orawtoig, paint SPECIAL TfUUNHM Closings (from 03B5), In- • TRANSPORT- PRESCHOOL Kff»ae*iOladtioiia, Qe> CPCONSULTINQ corporations (from 8225). Bat. over fo yra. K*Ol Oepreaalon. Divorce, Qe> North Brumwtck Ing, pattals. Baglnnara- •WORDPERFECT Flats • Rapaira eonv. to Rt. 1, ,„ Aria A cram 4 • let WTO m POOntfltteK ft riaMea, Oriel A ttraaa. Call for axact taas; olhar EW^BBiaTw RRpnCVa A Advancad. Eip. artist/ •LOTUS Emargancy Road Sarvlea Tmpfc., Call 808-738-4! mora aclMtlta. fenced 900-701-0269 tv mag, laachar. O0o4sS>i83i •DATA ENTRY sarvlcas. Local A Long Oistanca . In yard, well eojiipped. HOUfMCUANHM- PW- •CO 908.116.6061 atOROCK.FILBPP A1XPMAUDATA J QaMartlnn *"• WntagaAutoTranapOrt .'- WMM CD MOTttU Lleanaad A state) CONCIRT- Violinist, T v lah woman will elaan Cartifiad Practltlofwr of CALL 006404.1094 90O474-O930. Oj^v^vjpB^ f *S^B^E^P*BB # V ^Br«w watch your approved. Plaa»a can your homa btautllully, Taxation. Financial a In- now accepting giftad siu- 10% OFF WITH THIS AO . now tor free registration Call EllMbatw 716-1973. vaatmant Sarvtcaa. danis.for furthar Info call: TUITORINQ- Taacnar at the QUALITY CARE Tax Haturna by appt. 906-646-5249 with dual csrtillcatlon will 4100 CUSTOM SUPCOVERS £ OAV CARE CENTER. LO> OFPK» A HOME A APT. tutor K-6, all aub)act«. Oraparias, raupholstsry. L Cleaning A janitorial ABC TAX- Exparlancad. OANONO LESSONS Call Mrs. Sommars dayi cited in Plscalaway. Prlvata or group Your fabric or ows. For- ,y IN NOiM rlMlff CAM! (908) 889-1327. aarvlcaa. raaiombla Certified Incoma Tax Ac- LOOIB R. LaCOLLO 789-1102. Evai. 272-6681 •AD CREDIT!! marly at Stulnbaeha it uvtm/uwom Manor MY CAM- m rataa, call: 9OO.7tg-O4OJ countant (CFTP). Expart Raaaonabla rataa Wa guarantsa elaan Hahna'a. 43 yrs. axpsri- r my Somerset (Middle- Sarvlea. Low Feea. 110 NJ, NV A PA. Haturna. Caicr TUTOHIN0— Reading, T R W-Tr an s-Uni on- PMTHM/PUUTIriw bush) horn*. State A PROFESSIONAL Math In your homa. 10 anca. Sanlor citlzan dlac. Z Bonua for each cl(arrt re- Notary Public. DOU. CLASSES- maka Equlfax. 100% Lagal. Ron Shop at horns larvlca. > CPR certified, non- CLCANINO SKRVICBOJ- farrad. Day, eve., Sat. A Vaar 'round aarvicaB yrs. public school axparl- SOB-412-0744 CaM 800-764-0090 or smoking, maala * Commerclal A realden- baautlful cloth dolls, bun- anca. Cartifiad K-8 A W. Cilntar 908-757-6655. r Sun. appta. New CManta; Your hom«/mlna, nias, ate. Fun A aasy. 301-899-9000 •nacka. Ig. outdoor play Hal. Call for fraa eeli- 110 dtaeount w/ad. O0S>7M-«T13 H.S. Math; MA. dagraa. Qal a sacurad VISA-no LAWN MOWER RBt.* area, apadoua playroom, mates 908-233-6037 What A 0o« 764-2974 Call90a-272-S315. faa to apply. Ssvlnga APT., HOUM, OHICI PAIR— Tom'a Lawn preat toya, activftiea A PROFESSIONAL (9061 «oo an TAXMTURMS PIANO INSTRUCTION- dapoalt raqulrad. Ssnd Mowar Sarvlea. Rlda-on loving cara. 12 moa. * CLEANING- The Businaaa paraonai. Pra- Dlana Olaan Qalvacky, SASE to CREDIT, Box ?«er806-673-2037. "CLEAN" PEOPLE. HOUUCUANINO- at Crfllhnl I'rj.'lilKWr parad by Public Ac- 206,N»w Bruna. 08903 mowara, trlmmara, waa- ' raaaonabla prlcaa. Call •vallabfa tor taachlng daatara, chain aawa, <• Rallabla, bonded, Ina. countant. 909-35ft-39ag »am-2:30pm, Mon-Frl A MJAVIJ^ 1 PULLTIMt Call 4944224 or for Information 909-725- Tore, Snappar, Rally, f 1-800-481-6884 7O4« Nancy CPTx TAXRBTURNS Sat. Call 0994636 4170 Honda. Fraa aatlmataa. t Fraa pickup • dalrvar.'t. tawsy homa. 6 yra. eip. ******** PIANO LESSONS- by ATTORNEV AVAIL A rare., Lunch i anacka PRANKA.CICIRALI alnca 1979, raaaonabla axpariancad cartifiad ABLE- Closings, flail- Plscataway 899-0320. ^ Incl. CaH 988-3441 CUUNUPMRVICfS PfOfaaatonal Incoma Tax faaa, 906-672-3638 laachar with BA In nanclnga, Laaaai, Rasl ol all tyota. Dlaasa call: Praparatlon. Individual/ MOVHS A * • Chaap > TI1NA0E .mu. BABYSIT YOUR TAXRITURRM Matuchan. 90S- 546-0347 Estats mittsrs, Wills. rataa, Local A long dia-r Buainaaa, Fadaral/Stata. Corp. Docu.t Raaion. A DOMESTIC tanca. Can anytlma: Ml- t MUTANT CWIO- in my So. Plain- CLEANING- Apt.. Of- 19 yra. Tax A Financial PIANO LESSONS- In ratsa. L. Qotlib. 546-3133 EXPERIENCE Weld hema. Cad 765-1312 HOUSBCLBAN4NG- ex- on oomputar by CarUflad your homo. Branchburg, 676-J140UC.001001 A NINJA TURTLES »caa, Hcmaai, everyday, perienced lady will elaan axparlanea. $ao Olf is tha way to ADD aafc for Hlla AM. PM, A eves. Good Public Accountant. Raa- Hlllsborough and araa. LOCAL LEO.AL EAOLE HOURS TO YOUR DAY: MOVINQT- Select the £ your house or apt., Own w*h Ad. Ptaeataway. aonabla rataa. Call 360-4937 CONTEST tOWmo CHILO CAM- refs. own tranap. Prtfar tranap. Exert. Ref*. Call Wants to atrva Com- Dalsgata your domestic competent, experienced. » Piacataway, River Bd. Somartat ay. Mon-Sun. 9084684074 aval munity. Discount faas of- dutlss. Chooss from • reasonable gentlemen of* •06-965-0514 Union Cty. CPA KAMN M. ROTA PIANO- ALL STYLES, QUUVtON 1 araa (incl. lunch A anytlma. 725-1 MB. only * * * * ALL A0ES. AT YOUR farad to local rasidsnta. broad ranga of tarvicaa UK UNB alovCRB. PM\ •nacka) Exp. ratponalbfa Tax Sarvteaa PACE- oagraad (BA/ Ratalnsra with no monay from Arranging cloaats to #00158. Tt»TT». mother. Ref 483-0362 CLEANING- Profsa- Individual & Corporaia TAXPROS MM), 30 yrs axp., prlvata, down. Practlct tneludas Zapping choraa away. sional, with a ptraonal Fraa conaultatlon. INCOME TAX MWVICt auto accldsnts, (all Call today 908-908.10»1 PALMIERI MpNOAV MOfWINQ INC touch. Rsllabla, refer- Raaaonabla ratal eoliaga A univaralty. downs, traffic violations, INFANTS A TODDLERS ences, Free eatimatea. A CuW» To local Profasalonaai Servicing You. Na«d» FOR . 40ao-Corp»nfrv •4140-Moaory • iO70-Eto«lrlcol .4190-PcjWtng • 4080-Handymcm SorvteOM • *a00-Plumb(ng, • 4100-Hom* Imprcvanwnl HoaUng • CooEfto - 41 SO-LandaeapTno * * 4220-ftooftna MAKE YOUR HOUSE A HOME It—Cam •4^30-WaBpaiMiMg LIOHTINO O8SION- KNOWUOQEABLE CARPENTRY- a Homa C.K. TOM HANSON QUAUTY PAINTING Consultlng A Satss Com- ambltioua flai-markatsar Improvamants. i do It A REPAIRS- Additions, marclal A Rasldantial ac- will elaan i msrfcit your LAWN CARE- Spring MASONRY WORK PAINTERS ana) WALLPAPERING ALL! All phaaaa of homa decks, wooden atoraga clean-up A weakly cut- SCHMIEDE Curbing, sidewalks lnterlor«Extarior •HoneeteCxperienced counts walcoma. Focsl bsmt., attic, gaig. Improvamants. Fraa sat. shads. All phaaaa of Light A Electrical, P.O. accummunlatlona I split ting. Rallabla sarvica - patios, steps Wallpapering eOapendeble Ina, Stava. 908-008-7042 homa Improvamants ft Raaaonabla Rataa. Call chimney work 'We Takaee Pridede. Box 309. Martinsvllla, NJ tha profit with you. rapaira. Vlaa/MC. Frae Estimates. Please 06636. 271-7704 call: 3804124 tor sppt. CARPENTRY- All small, Walt 7524730 TREE EXPERT CO. Interlocking pavers Call Tom, 908-469-fMl 14* Rjajaak k SServic madium rapaira Inslda/ FREE ESTIMATES SALL.(9O6)M9-7924 * Senior OfecewMs OUR HOUM ABSOLUTELY THE .•Many Reference* McMRNON ELECTRIC out, and naw work. Alao •EST— prlcaa on yard CHIMNCT REPAIRS + PAINTING* Complata alactrlcal aar- 4100 caramic tlla, ahaairoch INTRODUCTIONS... Repairs •PAINTING A STAINING vlca. Spring spacial, aar- maintenance. Spring Palnting-Stucco-Rebulld it rapaira, guttara claanad, A way for people to meet claan up, lawn cutting, Certified by Chimney •POWERWASHINQ vlca upgragas. Call for rapalrad and inslda people, every week in Rcmoviil •WALLPAPERING low pricas on 100, 150 thatching, eeedtng. fertil- safety institute of Ameri- painting. Larry. 4»frQ340. your local Forbes news- iiing, planting, trimming, ca. Inaured. Since 1983. •ANV SURFACES and 200 amp upgradas. A A • BUILDING) •CUSTOM COLORS CERAMIC TILE A paper. Tha ad is frae, adgaing A mulching. R A R Klesn-Sweep a JS YBJ, B(ptBj|fHCE Lie #10316. 271-4049 "No Job Too Small' than ona call doaa It all I Fully Inaurad Free written estimates 6. "No Job Too Blg" MARBLE CONTRACTOR 1. 080-752-8518 conaultations. aWCPOMONALLVDO PHOENIX ELECTRIC 11 yra. experience, long VISIONS OP GREEN Bondad I) Insurad. Uc.# PromptsCourtaous OESTEPANO BROS. GAS BMMLKR CONV.— THI WORK Rsliabla lasting quality work. Fully J.P. PAINTING Established 1970. All 908-769-5509 Water heatere, water fil- 10062. 30ft. Buckat Truck ins., free estmatas, rat's. nofABt fUIMfUHM ACTION TREE SERVICE Sarvica avail. 728-7297 Fraa Est Fully Ina. types of quality masonry, ters, aump pumps, sewer a NO P0WI PMMENTt Brian, 90B-422-6S94 Jottn DaNtaola. Jr. Int./Ext. painting, Spe- "ALL" phases of tree/ brick, block, atone work, PAINTING A drain cleaning, 900-232-7381 cialising In Roof 1 Gutter shrub cara. Fraa Eat! 233-TREE foundations, patios, e All repairs^ • CERAMIC TILE rapalr, call:9O0-937^134 Reason, ratas, 302-0040 steps. Interlocking pav- WALLPAPER Remodeling, Instsllatlon JPK CONSTRUCTION- ROT0TIU.INQ ers, drivewaya, concrete, AMERICAN LAWN CARE etc. Prompt, courteous HOME REPAIR* and rapalr. Fraa esti- Crairiard, 908-278-1012 Complata lawn service, Rototilllng With Troy-Built CARtSONS mates. 908-236-7835 All work guaranteed. Established Qardena service, residential spe- Interior/Exterior fully insured. Lawn cut- cialist, fully Insured, free PLUMOtNO A HEATING APPLIANCE REPAIRS Ona contractor for all ting A spring clean-up. 60 Cents A Square Yard (Spring tpeclala) No |ob too small. Free ADD-A-LEVEL, Addi- All major brands, all It O M !• CERAMIC TILE- kltch- your naada. Larga or cellmates. Serving Som- tlona. Dormara. KHchans* ana, bathrooma, countar Reeeedlng, mulching A Call 9M-934-2674 erset, Middlesex * Union Free Est. A Ins. eatlmate. Llc.#9373. Bathrooma, Sundacks, major appllancaa. Ras- small, wa do it all) fertilizer (organic only). Avail. 7 daya 008-966-3941 sonabla, axpariancad, rs- topa, floors, axpart Rototilllng, topaoil A SCENIC DESION Counties. 008-526-7307. vioaav in porcnaa* vmyi llabls. Sama day sarvlcs. marble Install., PRBE KINO WOOD FLOORS LANDSCAPE A aiding, Basamants, At- Carpantry (All phaiaa) EST1I, REf., 974-7606 Sanding, Itnlshee, wax- shrub planting. Prompt FIELDS-TONE MASONRY 908-873-1389 COPPERHEAD Jaff 908-369-4075 Sht»t Rock a Painting professional service at a CONSTRUCTION INC. tica, oaragaa, Offlca Ra- ing, inatallationa. Fully iiLandacaps designs & Steps, sidewalks, patios, PAINTING A PAPER Plumbing A Heating Irtc modaling. Ovar 30 yrs Fences a Deck! CERAMIC. MARBLE, Ins. Fraa Estimate. reasonable price. Call fireplaces, retaining walls APPLIANCE SLATE, TILE- Bath ex- 253-0044 for a free esi. a mound plantings Belt*, Drat, omrveervlc* Include* on ev«ry repair. Free MHtnatM. to day Employment warranty. Any make/ model. No Brunswick S0M1+MSS sow LOVWO MOTHIH- of- HORTICULTURIST- de, fering certified child care AUTO MICNANIC ORIVIR, TOW TRUCK NAIL TBCHNICIAN- SALES CARBIR LIVE IN HELP- needed MAM YOUR DASH FOR sign new, ronov. old, In my Pitcataway home. Experience prel'd. Light/ Needed w/*om* clientele OPFTV- World's larp. SBLOR- The Montgom- home care wanted for EXTRA CASH- A* a prunnlng, flower beds KW-424-0M7 FiT. Experienced only heavy duty. CDL req'd. full or part time In busy est Inauranc* Co, I* ery Recreation Oepl I* disabled, must drive. part-time Forbes News- annual f p4r»rmlal. Con- •ultlng. 6O»-3»7-2781 * RELIABLE, INIROtTIC apply, Commissions, bo- Apply In peaon: Manvllle (hop. Call •••king carear-mlnded now aoceptlng appHot* must do cleaning, shop- paper telemarketing rep- FHohts leave our own H nuses, paid holidays and •re, 807 Marge. 906-526-6628 people. Up to 640,000 to Don tor Summer Camp. ping k driving to doctors, resentative. cenitd balloon port In BITTER- needed for mntM •toady Frl, AM, Wed. af- vacation. Full aervice •tart, no experience nee- Applicant should be al SSil/wk. incT rm, TV. ft Whttehoue* at 6pm dally. auto repair center NEW YEAR etsery. Excellent training least 16 yr*. old. Job runt •7.00 per hour ptu* ex- May thru October. One ol temoona. A oceaalonal GARDEN CENTER- now NCW CAREER and benefit*. Call Joseph from 6728 to 6/13. Ap- CSSfMTlH r Sat. eve*. 17 mo*. A3yr. Oppt'y for advancement. cellent commission struc- May NJ « oldest and mott hiring FT. Must tnjoy out •art Mm* * fuM time per- Schaefer at 9O6-754-7576 plication* can b* ob- NURSR/MSD.ASSI- ture. Call John or Qlen at experienced ballooning old. own tramp. Non- door physical work son* for telemarketing talned at the Recreation •moker. Ret*. Weetfteld SUBURBAN AUTO HAH. STANT- full time for In- 1-600-300-9321 or 908- eompanleel Special 20tn Edieon/Metuchen Area weekends Incl, Apply In position* in Union band BALES DREAM JOB- Dept In th* Montgomery ternal medicine off. Very 781-7900 «xt. 7302. annlveriery price 1139 Area. 90»H»a240. S person. 380 Springfield company. Exper. an ad- hava a ttalr for fathlon? Municipal BMg. Rl. 206. nice working cond. Clot* Some adt litud in tint clm- TEMPORARY HBALTH Ave. Westfield vantage but not essential Earn 1700-1900/mo. for 2 Ouestlon* call 906-359- relationship with pa- MUNICIPAL WtLPARB lificmioit nuy retain * few TACT PENNY AT AVON SALES- Al a* training given Bic. •v* per week, car nee, 6211 x26a DIRECTOR to putchmn inform*titn. IMOUWAWCT- tar those GARDENER- County ay pfcg Tor the rig M tient*. Tplng and Vein- YELLOWSTONE ueiween tope, vi?eaper areaa. For information 1-60O-272-1741 puncture req. Excellent To perform duties of a tnJlar nuttriah ngtrdmg, BALLOON call Park Commission. Per eopfe. Call for further ottttt immlmtwti tmit/or. than COMA or Indlv. form* maintenance and TELBPUNDPIAI8BR- 6- benefits, salary compa- Local Wellare Director AOVINTURES i-aoo-aea-u*2 ito Vint. Carl 6664788 8:30. Tired of selling rable with exp, Send re- for a municipality of 6500 opportmitin. Fian *oe-4te mi care of park systsm or CAREER OPPORTUNITY BO0KKHPER/SECRE- nam*nt*l planting*. Call NOW HIRING products? Work for sume 10 P.O. BOX 1594 reildenta. Certification or S20O-SBO0 ; TARV- Full charge Full or part-time for the During these time* of something you b*li*v* Cranford. NJ. 07016 willing to become certi- BIRTHDAY PARTtBS- 234-2*77 (Hearing Im economic uncertainly, In. Uae your phone akin* Megic show k balloon bookkeeper n**d*d with paired call SM>4T62). following position*: fied a requirement. Direct WEEKLY D*y*hifl-C*shl*rs and Mstllf* ha* grown to one lo fund ralee for our Na- !- PT. If you like all resumes and inquiries animal*. Call Comtan good computer and typ- EEO. of the world'* atrengeti tional Hearth Care cam- time to wMi by loin ua at ing skills. Mtg, exp. pre- Ho*t/Ho*t**s end to: Assemble product* at" tine. 608-7743 financial Institutions with paign. PaM training, $6 this busy Somervlll* Al- J*hnB.CahlH ferred. F/T. B06-68S-7600 GAS ATT1N0ANT Clour*. assets over SI 40 billion. lergy Office. 908-626- home. No telling.. FABULOUS PAVORS- Male/Female. Full or part * NEW POSITION* 13/ hr. after training. Lo- NEED AN DCTfU HELP- CARPtT CLCANim cated In New Brunswick 0240 ask for Ev». Mmhflslrator You're paid direct. Fully ~ •rMei « Baby Shower*, time. Liberty Corner Nightshirt • Now Hiring Guaranteed, FREE! Wedding*, Birthday*, IR FOH SPRINO 'Would you like to earn "SERVERS" for our Our growth has created 246U0TS EOE SSS North Avenue Service Center. an opportunity for goal- PT ASST.- Cranford Information - 24 hour CLIANINO?- Call Maria S25.O0O? 647-1433 NCW DINNER MENU TELEMARKETING Doctor'* Office. Tues. ft Puno»en.NJ06S1» at 754-3953. aood raft, "Represent the industry oriented Individual* to Hotline. (601) 370-2900. 60S-762-0M6 Please contact OON at: REPS— wanted for flex, Thurs. ipm-7:30pm; Sat. OPTICIAN- PT, Doctor* faat aervtce, reliable. leeder? HAIR DRESSER- Need- BURGER KING share In the success as 8:30-2:30. Lt. typing. copyright NJQ1S1S0 PAHTV PLAYERS- run If your answer Is YES, we an Account Rspresents- hrs. No ealeal |ust setting Ofllc* in Br)dg*wai*r ft RAPIDLY growing clean- ed full or part time w/ 164 Rout* IS West appt*.I Competitive hour- Medlcel Olllce exper. woodbridge. Flei. hrs. SSOOWHKkY the fun! "PRBB CAKE will treln you to be a car •om* clientele In busy tlv*. helpful. 906-176-1332. with 3/wk advanced ing service aeeking moti- pet cleaning profes- ly wage + dally bonuses 60S-722-CT7 NBWtBASVt vated, outgoing indi- Manvlll* shop. Call Call larmala M-Th, 6- CallAM for Julia. Slay Horns, any hours - sional. Must have reliable Marge. 906-826-6626 Wt offer a comprehen- P/T- $7/hr to start, AM vidual with dependable vehicle. Pleaae call OPPICE HELP- diversl- srv* training program, full 9PM. 9OS-19SS Easy A»s«mblyS2i.O0O PQNIBS POR PARTtBB car lntere*ted In pan or HAIRORISSBR- F/T, RN CHARGE NURSS- Wkend hrs. in Clark of- Ea*y Sewing 636.000 •ony ridea A eareuael l*d duties, typing, benefit package includ- Exp. F/T nurse position He*. Students welcome. full-time house cleaning (30,000-140,000, stylist, phon*, computer, PT. ing a 401K plan, Eeay Wood Aa**mbly pomes for partie*, pic- work, averaging S6.50- CHIL0CARI- earn colorist. Minimus 5 yra. * * * available on our even. 908-574-0878 nics k taki. Also a trac- apply at .137 South Av- STJO/hV. shlR. Progressive 98 bed 7.S0/hour. 9O6-560-1199. money providing quality exp. Call 9O6-234-21OJ enue, Fanwood, (next to Advancement opportune Part Time Early Morning Easy Crafts S76>50 w puMofl nflwvM*) foe ill childcare for 1 or more Qrtat for homemaker*. faculty and RHCS. Excel- Easy Jewelry S 19.500 HAIRSTYLIST A SALON Pet Store) Must b* mi- II** Into man*g*ment. SomervUro location. lent benefit* Including Newspaper Routes (5:00 children In your own able, 12:30-4:30 For more Information to 8:30) 7 day* ar* avail- Easy Electronic* 626,200 oTvtiUrSry 60S SSS 3140 home. MONDAY MORN OWNERS- become a SAM-3PM paid health, dental pen- Matchmaking 682.600 In- skin car* ft Imag* con- contact: Mon-Tues-Thurt-Fri abla in your area. Earn ING INC. Offers free In OWNER OPERATORS sion, III*, alck time pay 6400 to JSOO per month, vestlgatlng S74.4S0 surance, referrals, equip- sultant. Flex lw*. FT/PT, Mike TOth, *O6-7Oe-4S47 back, uniform allowance, determine your own In- Pier work or **nd rsiumi lo: plus cash Incentives. A TV Talent Agonl 640,900 ment, back-up ft more. Weekly settlement tuition reimburaement.- reliable car Is a must. Romance Aoent 662.500 Reputation apeak* for Union County 908-668- come ft work *ch*d. M*Hlfo, M Commerce Call 908-722-4140 or 906-354-7009 Dr., SuRe 130, Crantere), Call toll free No selling. Fully Quaran- Itaelf all occaeion* A BIT OF 4864: Somerset County Prof, training provided. apply in person NJ East- teed, lnformallon-24 comedy magic and more. S08-526-4S64 745-2429 for Interview. PART TIME NU8T01S. ern Star Home, 1011 1-600-242-O660 - >e3lM1-0T4T IVmVTMNOI HOUR HOTLINE. BQ1- 97.60 • S10HM PUBLIC DtPENDER Plndeme Ave. Bridgewa- PART TIME 376-2600 Copyright CLEANING PERSON HAIRSYUST WANTED- Borough of Kenilworth Sales ter EOE The flood time* rotl with Uke to dabbte )n a llttl* 16 to 32 hr. week. No OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS #NJ018151 ^ THR^SUeMC PACTORY bit of everything to keep needed for small motel. Muat be practicing law- TEMPORARY Live-In part or full time. Sat. In summsr. New er. SINCE CRIME WONT FILE CLERK SSOO WEIKLY POS- DJ SERVKE. For more your Interest fr**h on the men sslon opening. Rail- Over 93% of home*, EMPLOYMENT information caw 356-0041 fob? The** GREAT t*m- 906-725-7000 Send resume to: We h*v* a part time posi- SIBLE)- Working a* poraiy assignment* are tan. Call Tony 526-7S26 Margaret Adler vehicles 4 people need Year-round Assignment* tion available for a detail Homel 37 Different Op- CLERK TYPIST • ecurlty-whieh now PERFECT for student*, ICE CREAM COUNTER Borough Clerk * Light Industrial oriented Individual with portunHlea. Rush si and We do wedding*, an* homomaker*. retiree*, or Management Consulting 567 Boulevard make* this the opport. of typing skills of 2SWPM, ••If-addresiod atamped PERSON- 35 hrs./wfc. the M'*f t8yr.oW Elec- * General Utility ntwersary*. ehrMemna*, for you who are in- firm has immsdiate full Noon to 7pm, Mon.-Frl, KMltworth, NJ 07033 Th* (elected candidate envelope to: Rlchland time optning in our tronic Corp. enters High * Food) Services will be responsible for birthday*, etc. All at dn- between job*! We offer Plucksmin area, Neat ap- n Equal Oppty. Em- Industry: ln»t BON 1363. Highland count price*. 44M762 interesting special Meiuchtn offlc* for re- pearance. Dependable. ployer Tech Security mki w/at- maintaining departmental Park, NJ 0104 project* •• you do a bit sponsible, experienced fordabl* protection *yi- Chef Ift2. Prop, Server*, filing eysttm*, providing Call 908-762-6311 Iv, REAL ESTATE of clerical, billing, an- clerk typist with excel, or- message terns. FT/PT Mgr* ft waltors/waltreaiet, general cleric*) a*- AVON BALIS- All swering phone*, typing ganizational skills, pl*as- CAREER OPPORTUNITY Sties Rep* wanted. caahlera, dlahwaaher*. slstanc* ft assisting In areas. For Information tiling, etc. Opportunity to ant phone manner, word IMPORT CLERK- 1-2 Join the world leader in Hugo mkt commission grIHcook*. various project* aa re- call LEARN computer! Moat processing A lotus skills. yra. exp., Organized ft Real Estate, set your from 33-56%. No inven- Own transportation a quired. 1-6Ott»0M-Htt .• Interacting LOCAL com- Very diversified general able to make decision*, goals, and we'll lead the tory req, Call Now, "You must. panies! Accurate typing, way to better than aver- have everything to lose " CRUISR aMP IMPUJT- office position. Pie*** must interface w/cue- Applicant* must be H.S. MINT- Hiring winter ARCHITECTURAL SER- pleasant phone manner, send rtsum* to Office tomes broker ft trucking age earning*. Scholar- M k M Associate* THE grads with up to 1 yra. ability to learn gets YOU ship* avail, to qualified 1-S0O-TSS-4BS3 staff. Housekeeper*, oa> VICES- Residential A Manager PO Box 362, companies. Knowledge office) *xp*n*nc*. This •Ino, able-bodied ata> Commercial. Call 90S- Int CALL Excorp Tem- Metuchen, NJ 08640 of Lolu* 123. INVEN- for Licensing School ft CONSORTIUM TEENAGE position offers competi- 2264676 porary Servlcaa, IN TORY CLERK- offlc* Training. Contact: SALES/ tive compensation. men, oth*r poaltloho CLINTON: 730-6600; IN CONHWUNITY RCP experience nee., inven- orralno Plzzelantl for HOME SECURITY 908-707-9778 MUTANT Pie*** send resume to: available. S375-H200 CHESTER: 879-6000; IN WELCOME WAOON EX- tory background helpful, ppt. interview. LEADS! LEADS! LEADSI TRUCK DRIVERS- Th* Human Resources, Dept. weekly. On-boartf houa- CAN'T SIOT PANDING- flsxlbl* hr. We ar* looking for sue- Relocation Services Divi- NINJATURTLE8 ing, maala, uniforms, Clothing alteration*, HACKETTSTOWN: 652- computer enliy nece. F, Pharmacia Biotech 5600. #OT3562B. career providing useful Pleas* sand resume to: c***-orl*nt*d people sion of North American Inc., 800 Centennial Av*., benefit*. Stm-Sprn EST. hem*, button*, We. DM- Information A gifts from with homo improvement Van Linos, Inc. needs CONTEST (FCC) 407-631-8511 Ext •onaMe rat**. Pl**se call Tommy Hiltlger, USA, PO Plscataway, NJ 06855- A-1 RESUMES AND local businesses to new Sox 337, Edison, NJ of direct safe* exp, to owner operator* Im- QUESTION 3 1327. EOE M/F/D/V. Jill at (80S) 278-6611. parents, new citizens, en- market AT ft T security mediately. Up to $5,000 OTHER TYPINO/WP SER- gaged women & new 08818 Altn: R. Znutas EARN~UP TO" 1*48/ HOUSE KR8PRRS- VICES. Professional product* in the Central 1 contract signing bonus Whet la the favorite food PHARMACIA neighbors. Car neces- Soutn Jartey *r*as and 6200,000 guaranteed WEEK- Aastmbllng Nanny nuria, nursing work. Reasonable rat**, sary. 30-40 hr/wk, posi- INTERIOR DIAMOND REALTORS of the fMA|O turtfoa? BIOTECH INC. Chrlstma* *nd holiday care, elderly compan- Call Patsy (906) 546-4273 DECORATING/SALES Brtdfwata* 271-00*9 W# MfW llnehaui offering p*r y*ar tions avail. Contact S. for top quality van opera- PT CHURCH CHILD decoration* year found ion*, live In coup!**, driv- Hardy eV»-799-1342 Mature business-oriented •High Comml»*lon at home. Work avtflaole er*, a cook*. 24 hr. Mr- ACTIVt RIAL ISTATI Indlv. Flex. hrs. Training REAL ESTATE CARBIR tor* with 2 yrt. exp. In For Information about the CARE- Sunday AM. vice. 7 day* /wk OFRCI- I* looking for WEIDEL REALTORS, household good* or 9:15-12:45, infants to 5 across the United States. COUNTER PERSON avail. Pat •0S-4I7-0736. eoalty, whty, monthlyi conteat tee main section For more Info: Sand a 201-963-1547. very reliable processing Hlll*borough. We are electronics. 1100 con- of paper for detail*. yr*., Responsible, love of Office help. Call tO*484- F/T, P/T. No sxperlnc* JOHNSON'S TREE looking for good people •Full Training Bregrem tract signing bonus and children. Nursing/teach- ••lf-addr*aied stamped MASSAOS THERAPY 7777, MI for Adrtertn*; necesaary, will train. ft LANDSCAPE SERVICE to join our sal** staff. •Sxe. working cendl- tuition-free training avail, ing background desir- enevelope to: Magic For STRESS reduction " 6. Qood communications Whether licensed or unli- able. Pleats call Christ Charlslmai #360-4736 Skills e plus. 754-6220 Ctlmb*rs, Ground men, Hona for those with no experl- AMTACertlHed Salesmen,call:658-909X) censed, we can get you •Aevancement wrMMn •nee. Leave or purchase Methodist Church 463- Onondaga Blvd., Syra- > OUWXO'. 30t>06t4 AffOWTMCNT COUNTCR started In a succeseful OOPSI 1817 cua* ext 810 NY liiis- BBTTBRS .. * * * * avail. 1 •800-346-2147, lltlTIMD ARCH I- RtPRESENTATTVia Real letate Career. Flex- Dept. VW-f Yew wem tee tart 3303 Qood phone vole* ft and Hiker* needed for KEYBOARO PLAYER hour*, unlimited earning 1-6O0-TSS-IS7t o«t S% PT PARKINO AT- JOT- HI, NY ft "A, communication aklll* re- NEEDED- seeking rock/ The winner's nam%Jf TENOANTS- Earn 15 EASY AtMaMLY- any Contuitationby appt. car rental. No axperlencs potential ft handa-en rrQCO) trtTBl hour*, 1339.14 wo*k, qulrad. Salary plus bo- alternative oriented key- raining. Call Judi Hltt, PT sale* agent* needed. S10 per hour parking only, Reeld. new alter, or nuaes. We offer a paid neceaiary, will (rain. board or *ynfh player. SALES/SALES family of 3 earn* add. Call *0s-494.»389. Apply In parson. Budget Manager, 359-7100 Hostesses receive FREE cars locally In restau- 64417.02 monthly, 'or In- training program to Rent-A-C*r, 40 Main it., Call 908-238-0699 MANAGEMENT lingerie. For an evening rants, etc. Tranip. need- •harpen your skill* A REAL ESTATE SALES formation call 24 HR Hot- So. Bound Brook, tarn IMMEDIATE OPENING. ol fun, fashion A fantasy ed. Week nights & line). 601-379-2M0 Copy- help you to Increase your to Sow. LANDSCAPE HELPER- Get started on your ca- Ar* you ready to earn Cll Ja SSVtSMm BOOKKEEPER wknds. Call 621-0355 r>000 earning potential. Dedi- hard work good pay, $7- reer in real estal* with Full charg*. Computer 12noon-5PM rtghl»NJO18152 cation A trie desire to be $10/hr. tup. only need between 130.000 • WAITRESS WAITER U £ Mt'L O YMl rV ! CRANPORO HOUSING our FREE brochure $50,000 your first year ft •kill* a must. P/T. Call • EXTRA INCOMB B3 * a winner are prerequi- BOARD— Is seeking an apply. 272-3960 showing "14 easy steps BARTENTER- full lime 906-685-7600 PT— help for Burger sites. 401K Plan, Credit 850,000-660,000 your k part time. Bridgewater King, Lunch, dinner ft Earn *20O-$M0 weekly, •xperlenced manager to LANDSCAPE- Laborer, lo success!". Step 1- •econd yean then we'd mailing 1643 WUTI travel Union, Major Medical manage and operate two Csll Donna Coolbaugh, call 526-1S77 CINEMA FLOOR STAFF closing, Pitas* apply In Health Benefits. Hours top wage* paid for re- ilk* to speak to you. The POSITION AVAIL- person, 251 North Av*., brochure*. For more In- CM contiguous facilities total- spon. hard working per- Regional Director of Ca- WANTED- Director of formation *»nd self id- 5:30pm to 9:30pm. Otfic* reer Development for leading NATIONAL Qood communication Qarwood. 3-5PM located in So. Plslnfleld. Ing over 200 units for se- son. Somerset Cty. loc; REAL ESTATE office in Music, competent In •kill*, .cu*tom*r service dressed stsmped enve- nior citizen*. This full- drlv, lie, req. 359-1416 Welchert, Roaltore at Organ ft Choir direction. RECEPTIONIST lope to: Travel INC., P.O. 906-786-9403 time position Involves the (101,806-1888 NJ la looking lor 2 CA- exp. req. Flex, sched- REER minded people Candidate should send ule*, must b* 17, w*ak- Friendly peopl* oriented Box 2530, Miami, FL supervision ol all person- LANDSCAPING LABOR- application at/or return* 33161 ASSEMBLY- packing ft nel, finances, tenant se- ERS— experience only. REAL ESTATE SALES for reeldenllal, new end* a must. Apply in perton n**d*d for prl- inspecting, will train, 1 st Maxlmlte your earning home* sale*, com- to Cranford United Meth- person Tue* thru Thur. vete dental office in Far lection ft federal and Must heve clean drivers odist Church, 201 Lin- between 3-5 ft 7-9. The QIRLS WANTED shift, benefits, apply state compliance pro- C. 908-46g-6688 potential. Plenty of floor mercial Investmsm sales Hills. Mon. 1-flpm; Sat. 8- From N*w Jersey be- Mon. - Frl., 9-3 pm, 5001 Ime, plenty of leada = coln Ave., East; Cran- Rutgers Plaza Cinema, 4pm. Plea** call grams. Experience ft pro- A leasing In Central Jer- ford, NJ 07016. Alt: Eacton Av*. Somerset, tween 7-18 to compete in Hadley Rd. S. Plslnfleld, fessional education In LAWN DOCTOR FRAN- itghsr earnings. Join sey area. WE WILL GET 906-719-2910 E.O.E. Music Chairperson EOE till*) ysar s third annual one of the following CHISE— seaks service Century 31 YOU LICENSED and RECEPTIONIST 1893 Newark Pageant*. TEENAGE fields preferred: Finance, technician lo grow with McOee Realtor* TRAIN YOU. For confi- CIRCULATION Warren Doctor's Office. Over J20.000 in prize* ASSISTANT MANAGER personnel, housing. company. Must be self 906-816-4440 dential interview, call MUSCLES SERVICE REP With computer data entry and scholarships. Call MUTANT -.: -., TRAINEE -r ^ Cranford Housing Board starter w/valld NJ drivers 035 Rl. 202 Branchburg, Ken Worden al C*mury NBUMDI The Star-Ledger hes im- & typing background. today 1-600-Pagaant *xt. NINJA TURTLES Automotive Related Is an Equal opportunity icens*, mechanical abil- RECEPTIONIST/OKN- 21, Worden ft Qrean, Put your muscles to work mediate part-time open- 60 + wpm, 3 day*, I eve 4005 (1 •800.724-3266) Employer. Send detailed ity ft sales exp. a plus for YOUI We need Experience preferred. BRAL OFFICE- Interna- 908-874-4700. ing*. Must have reliable Will train. Call LAW ENPORCIMSNT CONTEST Will train. Full service lire resume to: Mr. Murray Call 908-526-1368 Mon tional transportation strong, dependable peo- car and be available (906> 783-2662 Rose, Cranford Housing Frl, 7-10AM ple NOW lo pack books, early morning*. Start at JOBS and auto rapalr center Board, 414 Orchard St., iompany I* looking for RECEPTIONIST- Part- NO EXP. NECESSARY ••eking person with LEGAL SECRETARY- in Individual to work a* assemble kite ft lift heavy $105.00 plus car ex- ouianoN i Cranford. NJ 07016 BRYANT TEMPORARIES boxes in clean, comfort- penses and route profits. lime for Multi-Specialty Now hiring. U.S. Cus- good sales ability. Excel- small Bedmlnster law of- a Receptionist ft perform Group Practice. Experi- toms, Officers, etc...For lent salary plus bonuses fice. Legal exp. req. dict- general oflc* activities. Ml OM New •run*. Rd. able surrounding*. NO Benellts Include: Vision, What I* the name of CULINARY EXP. experience necesaary, Dentsl Insurance Plan ence required. Every Sat, Info, call, ai*-736-7030, nlnje turtle*' menter/ and fringe benefits. aphone and knowledge yplng skill Is essential. Plscateway, NJ Ext. 263». BAM-9PM, SUBURBAN AUTO MALL COOK of word perfect 5.1. Pis Knowledge of Microsoft We are looking for word We'll train. LOCAL com- plus vacations. Rapid A 1 weekday evening av- send or rax resume with word tor windows a plus. processor* w/experlsnce pany. $6 hr. CALL Ex- •alary increases. Call eraging 12 hrs. ptr wk. 7 days 50 seat eatery, upscale salary requirements to: in WordPerfect, Ami Pro, Corp at 908-879-8000 to 1-600-242-0660 Please send resume to: Starting salary in S1S- Interview In our Cheater Mum Care Medical For Information tbout thi 906-726-6999 caterer, specialty foods Law offices, P.O. Box S1S.0O0 range + *xc*l- Microsoft Excei, Win- dept. Part take In all re- 753, eedmlntter, 07921, lent benefit*. Picas* dow* ft Lotus. Stop In or office. #BT1224A. CLERICAL- with typing Center, 100 Commerce conteM *e* main MCtlon ft bookkeeping skills. M- Place, Clark, NJ 07066, MEDICAL DILUNO of paper tor detail* sponslbties, cooking to Fax. 908-234-1075 •end resume or letter of call EMC-Amsrica electronic retail sales. Talent with ntroductlon Incl. educi- Th 5-9pm al Counseling Ann: Naomi Mayer, Insurance claim* pro- CHILD CARE-lgi, Ads In new healthy light foods MACHINE OPERA- SECRETARIES W/W.P. Agency. Computer llon, *xperl*nc*. and High Power Temps knowledge a plus. Call SALES PERSON- In cessing tor medical prac- housekeeping FT M-F, don't coif - or pastries a plus. Mar- TORS— male/female, no •kill* to Bulkhaul (USA) PLANET home for pools, spas titioner*. 630,000 part- live out, muit h*v* car, ket Roost, Flemington, experience necessary, need* Dependable, Qual- Jude st 322-91 BO lime to over 680,000 full- They pay! Inc. Attn. V.P. ft G.M. 6 ified Temporary Employ- EARTH! and enclosures. Full or non iirokir. Warran/ NJ 908-766-4949 light factory work In AC Commerc* Or, Cranford, CREW PERSON Part time. 254-3330 time. Investment S5950 Watchung, 757-7425 plant. Our benefit* In- ee* to fill Job orders from plus PC. For information NJ 07016 (no applica- our client companies In Want to be part of the sci- Part time help for lunch CUSTODIAN clude the following: Va- llons taken In offlc*,) entific REAL effort* to hours. Apply in person: SECRETARY- seeking a by mall call: Part time evenings. War- cation plan, pension this area. save our planet? Join this Wendy'*, 1010 Sletlon self motivated Individual |616) 213-H7B • (E*cap* Corporate Stress) ren Township school*, plan, 12 paid holiday*, RECEPTIONIST- F/T, HIGH POWER TEMPS environmental conscious Rd.. Placateway tor dlverslfed position 114 Stirling Rd , Warren. Hospital ft Surgical Plan good phons ft typing 106 East Union Ave co. in their corporal* cen- (SOS) SSI-0040 General office work. Typ- * POSTAL JOBS* NJ 07059 Call for ap- and Major Medical plus skills a must, diversified Bound Brook, I ter) Help environmental ing 60+ WPM, Word Per- $11.41/hr. to start plus A RARE OPPORTUNITY plication 647-0535 scholarship program for duties, otlice exp, or 906-660-9166 engineer* ft scientist* - DENTAL ASSISTANT fect, car required. Non- benefits. Postal earritra, For lormor Executive Secretary to join employee'* children. For some training pref. call SECRETARY- computer use your lop WordPerfect We aeek a motivated, re- smoking office. Send re- sorter*, clerks, mainte- CUSTOMER SERVICE more details contact 908-685-7600 literal*, full clerical skills, •kill* to produce report*, •ponslbl* person with X- sume with salary require- nance. For an application modem Brldgewatar Orthodontic office as Secre- Excellent phone skills, Micro Tubs Fabricator* chart*, proposata ft Ray lie. who «n|oys help- ment* to PO Box 639, and exam Information, tary-Manager. Must be bright, energetic, well- Temp to Perm. Qrest RESEARCH ASSISTANT answer phon**, 8:30- Somervllle, 08876 250 Lackland Drive SPM. 115-116,000. Cell plans. Very prestigious, Ing people ft seek* per- call 1-219-736-4715, organized with good public relations and typlng- oppty., don't delay! Call Middlesex enllworth, Murray Hill corporate environment. sonal & professional Exl. P2617, 9am to 9pm, HIGH POWER TEMPS areas. Long term, 1-2 528-5440 or fax resume STOCK POSITION- part WP skills. Unusually flexible vacation schedule 704-B206 511/hr. We have MANY growth. PT, Belle Mead. 7 days. and benefits. 4 DAY WEEK. No nights or M6-M0-918B nights per week. Approx. other terrific opportunities time help needed Immed • • MANAGEMENT •• 6 nrs/night, spprox 120/ 906-389-6666 Saturdays •• TRAINEE •• SECRETARY- Estab- avail. NOW for exp'd approx. 20 hrs./wk Wsd. TO: ANYONE WHO CUSTOMER hr. Must have car, basic lished ft expanding So. word processor*. CALL DELIVERY 6:30-4:30. Thurs 12-6, WOULD LIKE TO HAVE To trie right penon this* will oiler » ••cure, long term SERVICE HEP 2 year program with a library ft computer skills, Sun 11-5. Prior retail exp, starting salary of 30K + . Plalntleld Co. Muat be ExCorp at 900-879-8000 TRUCK DRIVER A HIGHER QUALITY portion with en opportunity to interact with oarenta Horn* Cleaning Services physical stamina. Send exp'd. with dictaphone a tor interview at our Ches- Auto paint company pref. Call Carlssa 572- LIFESTYLE. paMfltl and buflheutt. Share our leturedion •• we is seeking qualified and cover letter, resume ft ter office. #BT699A seeking dependable hard 18B8. Wed-Sun. 10-6pm Kim ft I hav* found • way progreii clinically and Inceaie oNKse ettaency' Reply in anthuslasilc Individual* • (906) 782-4766 • W.P. Some shorlhsnd rsfs. to: Information Ex- req'd. Flex hrs. Approx. working Individual for to b* abl* to m*k* more writing with ritume to Rare Opportunity. P.O. Box to handle hl-volumo In- MARKETING press, P.O. Box 121, Mill- light deliveries, ware- Telemarketing money than we could •383. Brldgewaisr, N.J. 08807. coming calls. Duties In- wood NY 10546-0121. $8,60+ /hr. Ask for Mary- SALES/SALES MGMT anne between 9-12 noon MECHANIC'S HELPER house work and paint MAKE YOUR DASH ever spend, and have all clude selling of products mixing. Must have clean th* fr** tlm* to enjoy It and services to our cus- TruQreen * ChsmLawn, RESTAURANT- Peti- al 9OS-6M-10O6. FOR EXTRA CASH the world's largest lawn Construction equipment NJ license. 34 hrs. per with our family a friends. tomers Pleaso call: tions available tor toon SERVICE PERSON- for GMVE US A CALL AT 1-800-672-1938 and landscape company, to open restaurant In experience. CDL re- week. Please call As a part-time Forbes Is seeking Individuals for spas and pools. Mini- quired. Benefits. Call Sherwln wllllama Co. 672-1214. We will treat Metuchen. Walter/Wait- mum 3 yrs. experience Newspaper telemarketing you like family ft *how DELI HELP- wanted ex- sales and sales manage- resses, buspersons, Sam lo 5pm. Somereet Placatawey, NJ representative. physical Therapy perience preferred but ment. We supply quail- Steady work for right per- Paving (906) 626-3100 906-752-5403 you how you can do It lied leads, competitive :ooks and pantry help. son. 254-3330 fool Recorded message not necessary. Call after Please call Kelin at $7.00 per hour plus ex- Assistants 3pm 769-3354 salary and a full commis- FASHION ADVISOR Now la the lime. sion package Including 906-321-9861. EOE. Wear A show iBdles jew- cellent commission struc- Frank ft Kim elry 2 eves. $125. No In- ture. Call John or Qlen al DIETARV AID- will train residuals. SOUNDS TOO RESTAURANT- Walters/ FootHIII Acres Nursing GOOD? How about a Ads In Clan/fled Bff^paWJrVfMfn* vestment, OOB-756-306B 1-800-300-9321 or 90S- Waitresses. Call or come 761-7900 OKt. 7302. EASY W0R*KI-Excellent Home. Neshanic NJ 90a- omplete benefit pack- In parson: 6)u*lness don't coil — NMWtCw* JANITORIAL 369-B711 age that Include* a 401 Payl Assemble products Mediterranean. (Next to WORK AT HOME- Pick at home. Call toll free. 1- ?) plant United Cty. Trust Bank) They pay! CUSTODIAN Discover Princeton DONT PASS THIS UPt A8BISTANT DIRECTOR up work days, relurn next 800-881-8882 ext. 1221 . 364 Rt. 206, Hlllaboro, OF NURSINO- «xp. HN PT (evenings) morning. Mln. 4-6 hrs. Join a great team of dedicated professionals Wanted-hlghly motivated Here's an opportunity to I89-8B44. dally, rfoq IBM compat- dental asst. with x-ray li- for progrettlvs 98 bed We have a Part lime posi- committed to providing the highest quality of combine the challenqe ol q nursing facllHy/RHCF. tion (approx IB hrs. per ible computer & word Adi In C/aiifNecf cense, Salary PLUS pro- •ales with the enjoyment SALES Supervise clinical lunc- processor. Sand typed caret duction bonus lor the mmsdlat* openings. We SALES week) available al our if outdoor work. Agro- tlons. Infection control. Plscalaway facility, Dullos loiter w/type styles avail. don't coif — Oue to expanding services, we seek experienc- right person. Full time lomic and/or sales exp. teek motivated Sale* Quality assurance. Medi- No calls. UMSI, 125 Lin- IncI 2 eve*. 90 8- 'rofessionai* and Train- GO FROM Include maintaining prop- They payl ed Physical Therapy Assistants to work in an helpful but not required. cal record* and Inter- er appearance of building coln, Middlesex, 0B846 722-7901. Call today to arrange for lea for positions with the disciplinary team activi- interactive, Interdisciplinary environment nduttrle* largest corn- gHOMEMAKER Interiors, handling refuse VAN OR SCHOOL BUS an Immediate interview, ties. Self starter familiar & recyclables, maintain- Our 49-member department offers PTA's inpa- any. We ars growing In with long term care, MDS 5090 DRIVER- With special he Somerset and Mid- TO MONEY ing proper supply levels, POSITIONS OPEN tiertt and outpatient rotations and a unique license. 5 hrs. per day. TruGreen * Chemlawn and quality management. and other related jan- Employment Wtmiwl 117 Corporate Blvd. dlesex County areaa, We Skilled In patient asses- caseload including pediatrics, orthopedics and Call 549-0129 (or Inter- ave positions available MAKER itorial functions. Requlroa EARN $1000 WEEKLY view. Edison Brea. So,Plalnfleld, NJ 070B0 menl and goal setting, H9 diploma of equivalent. lee* •eirVimis Is imiw ow. We offer 1st year Locnl ofllco with Compnlltlve salary, ben- NOTICE: All EMPLOY- acute care. arnlnga to 34K, compre- Previous Janltorlal/mnlnto- *uWHe*n fren )TMI B«BM. Full Time Part Time (906) 788-2796 Nallonal Aflillalion Is efits package Incl. paid nance exporlonco pro- MENT WANTED adver- For mom Informal ion, calt today! enilve medloal and saoklng Two Fulltime health, dental, pension, Equal Oppty. Empl, M/F lental benefit*, generous tarred. tlsomonls aro PAYABLE • Ne e>Hrtwte MMMaqi Volanda M. Lahata, Assistant Director IMMEDIATE Career Minded life, sick time pay back, • Mart »MH«1el> MARRIED WOMEN ulo allowance, co. paid tuition relmburiment. Plonso Bond lottor/rosumo IN ADVANCE by cash, of Ptrsofwwt, a»3 Wlllwrapoon Street, rir*. N.J, America Pug- training programs. Paid Individuals, willing lo to: Human Rosourcos, MrttCtM OPENINGS work hard and be Call Mrs. Jooatema, DON check, VISA or Mnster PtlnMlen, MJ 08540 6O9-4B7-4338 sanl, search for contes- Holidays and vacations 90B-722-4140 or send re- Depl. J., Parcnclu Bioioch ••••Nee' Friendly local youth ori- ants. Call 908-972-8700. and managemont op- trained. Earn while Inc., 900 Conlonnlnl Avo, Cnrd. For o quoto on e ented co. has 13 entry sume to NJ Eastern Star cost, plonso call ortunltle*. you loam Possible Home, 111 Flnderno Ptscntnway. NJ 00350- foi Immidlati level positions. $11.00/ MEDICAL RECEPTION- !»6i your oarnlngB In 1-B00-559-9495. "fih M obli|>llaa •• uu> el- Where tradition & innovation meet. IST— Busy family prac- Ave., Bridgewater, 08B07 13Z7. EOE, M/F/D/V. atari. Studonts (1B i ) : excess ol S20K. Coil PHARMACIA citing mrh et lieme •ffw, may apply. 704-8555. Ice office In Martfnsvllla or a confidential Inter- EOE uni • leal SJL1X Ul ..... MI DKAlAl'N'n-R AT flernoons, eves. & lew, call: TERMINIX IN- Joan evenings BIOTECH very other Saturday. Ex- TERNATIONAL, 33 2nd Advortlso AJ.m PueHcatlgni •S Sluyveiant Av*. AdvHtlt* In l/i* Cliitilltd! erlence preferred. Call 6treat, Rarltan, NJ 908-789-0408 In the ClasslflodI Ihrls (908) 860-9228. 06669. 9OB-926-3990, Advrtltm In th* Classified! JtrKirCny.NJ 071O4 PRINCETON Boeooeooooo (30)| 4II-H1I •A Forbes Newspaper1 March 31, Aprt 1,2,1903 Forbti Newspapers U4. 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' v: T«W (igOC)S4,SS2 •'•• • " •••:' • •••' ;••-••• .'• ••!••--•' ).:':*:"-:' .;. : •• •;. . •- • ••• ••". :;•:;•: ••..-,"• .: ••• ;•.. .-. OptnlKxkM: TTvough Vienna Namk), KJatTlal Aflarwy, 10 & Ay*. Q»t, G»flto«tl,27«4O0. HOMES RECENTLY SOLD BY CRANFORD REALTORS GEOME MCCCLUMFOMCS NEWSPAPERS THIa horn* at 401 Walnut St. Cranford, offart a vtaw of tha rtvtr. It Natt through Via Klamia Agancy of Cranford. Home offers a river view SOLD... HOUSE SOLD SOLO LISTING A warm welcome to Mr. & Congratulations to Mr, & Mrs. Klamle Agency, Inc. has an- Mrs. David Sally who have Numerous special touches add appeal for families David Perez. This lovely cape nounced the sale of this purchased 23 Holly St., Cran- on second ave. was sold by adorable 2 BR ranch at 335 ford. The property was listed CRANFORD - A view of the river is oriented design is evident in the room sized 15-by-24, and the fireplace with Isabel Taylor of Barton Re- Valley Road, Clark. The sale by Helen Stine and sold by Bettie Robinson, both of just one of the attractive features found sizes. wood-burning insert adds to its homey •tty thru the Westiield MLS. was handled by Yvonne Kt- Welcome to Garwood! arrne and Ann Scott. Paige, Paige * Richards. in this wen-maintained split level at 401 Added special touches, such as a fire- place with wood-burning inset in the fam- There is also a full basement for stor- ily room and a screened porch, provide age space, and a two-car garage. Extras family-oriented comfort from winter to r HOUSE TOURS summer. include new central air-conditioning, a I ^"j A sunken living room is 18-by-13; the roof fan, new thermal windows on the SOLD" Walnut Am, Cranford. dining room and kitchen are 10*y-ll and first level, new front steps, an automatic 10-by-10, respectively. TTie matter bed- Vita Zoltak of Meeker Shir- Tt* home Hsti for $227,000 through Ki- garage-door opener, a new heating unit, a Ralph T. Bernard, sales rep- key, Realtor* is pleased to room is a comfortable 14-by-lS and has have negotiated the sale of new water heater, and a patio. resentative ol J.S. Tiffany amk Afrncy, 10 S. Ave., East its own full bath. Realty sold this charming co- this lovely home on Cornell Situated on a lot which backs up to the The main bath is 7-by-7 feet, and two Wat more information, or to visit the lonial home ai 731 First Rd in Cranford. Congratula- This lovely colonial, listed by Street, Westfied. J.S. Tiffany tions to the new owners, Joe Douglas Haustein of Century river, the house has three bedrooms, and additional bedrooms are 10-by-ll and 12- home, contact Yvonne Kiamie at 276- Realty is located at 102 and Carol Rodriquez. This 21, O.8. Kuzsma Realty was two and a half baths. A cozy family- by-11. The family room is a pleasantly 2400. South Avenue West in Cran- home was listed by Victor sold through the Wesffield ford. Dennis. MLS. •SELLER DEWARE ft uen't «»t * CRANFORD f b«m«d l>r ttw 30 dip {XCIUSIVE lilting COMPETITION 1 CKPOSUnt^ HOWCASE OF HOME SELLS HOUSES GARWOOD CLARK $219,000 CRANFORD ONLY $155,000 KINO-8IZED KITCHEN 3 FAMILY \ II I Move into a solid brick home where the kitchen Is not only spacious but also charming and quality built. Lovely living room, formal dining 3 BEDROOM home with Living Rm, Dining Rm, eat-in kitchen with LOOKfNG FOR AN INVESTMENT? Call to see this 3-family home in room family room, 3 bedrooms, 1 vi baths, two-tiered deck and above- paniry, flee Room, workshop, laundry, patio, lenced yard. Alum, sided, immaculate condition, Includes two 4-room apartments and one 3Vj ground pod. CLEAN AS A WHISTLE! SEE AND MAKE OFFER I hardwood floors, exterior lighting and elec. room. Includes 3 heating units and a monthly income of $2,500. Has finished basement plus additional room In basement (CAN BE USED AS MOTHER-DAUGHTER HOME). Call for details. _ Paige, Paige & Richards, Janat D. Barton, CRB, CRS, GRI, REALTOR ¥\ ° REALTORS Member of RCLO* World Leader In Relocation 1 tO SOUTH AVE. E. • CRANFORD ' 181 NORTH AVENUE, E. IEL.GU 106 north Union AvenucCranford - CRANFORD. NEW JERSEY 07016 (908) 272-4020 I WflMMB COCMtt MOW! 906-276-2400 1-600-287-2402 (NJ) TELEPHONE: 90f>27B-1900 OARWOOD ONLY $224,000 ROSELLE $167,000 KENILWORTM SPANKING BRAND NEW Hurry to sulect from these two lovely models, Colonial or Bi-Lsvel, 3 or 4 bedrooms, large family rooms, sumptuous kitchens, elegant formal dining rootne, 2V* baths, 1 or 2 car attached garages. If you are This spacious 4 Bedroom m bath colonial is In move-In condition immediate occupancy. Large sunny rooms, three + bedrooms, formal looking for n quality built homo, call today for thesB exceptional values. Features Include: Central air conditioning, built-in pool and first floor dining room, 19x9 country kitchen, enclosed porch, bath, 1 car STILL TIME TO CHOOSE YOUR OWN COLOHSI family room. Situated on a quiet cul-de-sac. detached garage. Low laxes. Walk to bus and shopping. . tB if fane Meeker Sharkey, Realtors D.S. KUZSMA REALTY 115 Mlln St. • Craniord • 272-8337 102 South Ave. West, Cranford i 124 South Avenue Easl Call our toll ft»« HOTLINE for offer Hillngi t-««M97-91« •V, Cranford, NJ 07016 „ famed tional origin, or an mten- tlon to maka any such should bTmede to Ne58 TO ADVERTISE HIM I SI All preference, limitation or •Mfsov Division of) Civil diseriminstlon. Rights, BBS W. Stela St., BOMIRVItLI- by CALL OUR Thla nawapspar wlH not A way tor peopta to meet owner, matlcuioualw My, fMiOOO aUll Bow, knowingly accept any ed- — •yOwwor 3/4 «R cape, I baths, people, every week In malntelned, 12 yr. Ranch, CLASSIFIED HOTLINE JffiSSL your local Forbes news- S BR, 2 V* bathe, along fuMy wMehra In violation of tIK. OR, possible paper. Tha ad la free. list of amenities. MUST •is.' OPPORTUNITY tha law. Our readers ara vtn Mar. Walk to tWone cell does HeHl ME. 7M-WM . TOLL FREE Informs* that all dweu. AN real estate advertised ings advertised In this »1»4,e00. CeHS WIBTfULO- Northslds. in will newspaper la auto- newspaper ara available 8SS® MANVILU- to be byttt, 3?BR homo, a vt bathe. LAKB LACKAWANNA, LR, OR, PR, new BIK. 1-800-559-9495 leci to the Federal Fair on an aqual opportunity •VRAM TWP- 80 ft. Two atory col. OR, LR, Housing Act of 1M* baala. I- 4 BP, Capa, EIK, 3 BRMS, IV* bath, now master BR suite w/ BIK, OR, WaH/Well, oonv lake front, SBRe, IB yr. fun bemt. Choice of col- walk-in eloaete. charming old home. LR/tpIc; OR, ors, carpet, ate. I1S4.M0 neighborhood, •"o^fi" y Complaints ol diacrlmina- KM: 2 fu« bathe, laundry tlon In housing on tha hi ccondo . low taxes, cond., MUST BSE! nm UBT- Spring M wr baals ot raca, color, to aaH. Sisa.MO. 2 rooms on ground iaea.9oo 7 Pocono lend daala. tlon baaed on raca, aneattry, marital #'• MIDDLIBBX- By Chopay: daarlbacka. color, religion, m or na- Owner. Eicept. 16 yr. old LBBAMON- Nice private •QfOClOMIfWf ftp Of < BBWV Ing lake, balcony over- home. 4 BRT2 bath. PR, location, near town of looks golf course, over fin. bemt; gar. Fenced Caltfon, a BR, open floor taw Corp. T1WJM-7UB3 1/2 ac. lot. Bast offer ya/dtiM,0W4t»-§aai plan on half acre. Owner over S14B.000. Call t».A. LOT- Peeono owner anytime 201 HIBHAHIC STATtON- has outgrown the home Parma. 1/3 acwi wooded 6B4-7SM apaciotia comem. 4 BR, tot, IB hole gout, country avt bath. PR frpto, bsmt., dub, lake, oanlral water, SOJMWWWICIC/ upgrades, backs to $16,000, MM-SaB-13BB Orean Acres. By owner. days fMI-OTBS avaa. DIANt- Oraat Starter, t ta»BOO »oiiV»»ai & bath Ranch, CAC, tlvatad. Clean atartar fanead backyard houea H BR. wtth a full M'M S1M.SM. Ma.2t7MM baths A maintenance tree e«., Dotaohed gar, iMwwroBfjr.fcjmaca.Re. - Dale- duaad fa •lOB.BOO. Pre- war* Heights- 4 or S ferred Lifestyle Raalty HOUBB BWINB) SBT BRMS. a story on a pri- aga-707-OMO COMBO— or eeparai*. vate lot In a quiet de- a4t-7M1 An Open Invitation velopment l mln to RT. 78, I lOT.goo Phillips- MID WMILl. YOUfW HOUM PM.illlPBBUMa- large HUNTINBU HMM tm eea 2 fam.. each unit has kit. fO-4 f*ttit toe large LR, a 3 BRMS, sap. BBfMMMBTBH- 1 BR «• utl" with rant «4B» * flcancy at The Hills. CAC, $478. Eic. eash flow. all appliancaa A many tt* t/tWcovet* the charts 4tz •74.B00 upgrades. No Income re- LAPBL HSALTORS •BUMCMBIMA qulrementa. SBv.OOO. pf S/fy/tA'A Vittttye Ctotuh- SwiTvsjBjVBjwv^^aWfV^WBi aoa-7114440. 2M.1H bath BBDMINBTBR- In The HOUSE OF THE WEEK RajNTORSALR Hills, 1 BR w/lofl, Oarg., miniumtt*. y/ouY^/n// it* (ovc toitA out* O i EIKi Op#fl Dflt AMMrVU. VALUTV PARM eountry area^fiM.IOO. eae, 1 bath, H2*,90O,|ry WESTFIELD $289,000 BON M HOUM: Plem. addr. Hill- owner, end unit 7a1-aO96 BOUND BMOOK sborough Twp: S ml. 1, 2 01+ 8 6c ...of service and iMprovemenl Is advsrllsed In . When you nssd a htlplng hand, fitt tha claulfltd PUILIC NOTICE habit. Foredoaad Real estate for sale: Raaldantai/ Commercial, Report Hats Hundrede of NJ propartlaa to choose froml Band Hit plus It 2S tor postage to: RARtTAN TOWflBHrP EPCBaarkMtCo. Jwo stojy, 2 bdrm town- 1B7B OW Cuthbert Rd. ftoiiMa with oet^n kitchen. UnM ta. Cherry HW, NJ, Almoat new plweh ear- 0B034, (fWt) MB4H4S u .pent, fuM basement, ga- MCTOMAN WAMIAf AROUND PORCN . . * P1«MMM0UMTAIM-TOPLOCATI0fr CorapieMr renovsMd and up Hand Wet* NORTH PIAINFHLO Once In a lifetime chance to Custom BuHd your Oresm home; private six-lot cul-de-sac ranges m Hie from f.SS acrn'b IK acrasr r^age. Impeccable condl- HANOYMBN LOORINO •n and baa\ 3 spactoua BR, fannai DR. INVnTMtNT OPPORTUNITY triata heavily wooded lota hava all oity utilities A Belgian Mood curbing; cuaMm feelurei inchida: Mettar bath w/WMrtpoo*; vauNed llon. Motivated Sailer. FOR W. 2 M tM*M. Original door and window Beautiful aubdMdabi* acre on wast aid* calling, A slryHtea, 3'A oaths w/deatgnar Wa; designer kitctita 9' caiHngs let Door; hardwood floors; masonry F.P.; lecurUy system; .Asking tiiT.tOg. tims wWi tokt of charisma and charm. of N. PlalnWd with home. Qrsat Invest- central vac; Trana hlgh-afficlency 2-iona haating i air condtfonlng aystam; timberllna roof; partial brick faeada; fiacdco cliap board RBALBBTATB 8hows baauifut/. •137,03a WA3M0. m«nt potential. 1238,000 WA3061. elding; Anderson thermopane windows;'fun basamant 8'6" high;1 3-car garage. Exclusive broker. B0294S-2B4S. Starting at >4N,W0 BB0MIHBTBR will help you tail. Cost WAPJRCNOFFICI T»7-77»O WARRCN OFFtCI 707 BBoKlNBTIR OPFtCE 7»1-1O0oJ The HNta— great com- ol renovatlone/repaln mute, good for 1 or 2 deferred untH sale. Call people. One bdrm, 1st aoi-eat-am 'aval clean unit. Owner has outgrown. Asking m,ooo. 'tJ(H) BRANCHBURO VACA1ION Easy living In this beauti- ful Condo. let floor unit with i bdrms * 2 baths. BuyAnvIfome Terrific location with pool A tennis, asking sise.eoo •110J00. I Search no more tor a spacious mainie- P.CA0IN0TON •144 «W PLBJMNOTON < I nance kee 3 bsdrm Rsnch on quist Beautiful end unit, large Immaculata 2 Mm, 2 bth full b«mt, oa- I street Sunken femHy room with fireplace, LANO- . lale, Pa. raga ft den plus many upgrades Call 12V» car dstachsd oarage and many up- eat-In kitchen, wrap On This Page around deck, 2 bdrms. Build your m abjfne today. I'—^-i grades. . BOOJ-3B003-37a7 4 tvk baths, spacious liv- on B Ae. wa of BRANCHBUHQ OFFICE 52«-S444 OPPICE S7S-5444 ing room, full basement Elk Mt. Bkl reeon Bkats A one car gerage. Asking on prtvata pwial winter, swim B trout fish In sum- Pferred Lifestyle mer. Poss. subdiv. adj. to Bj^^Uy Pa. game preserve. FM* Under PteaRor 70T-OMO tS5.000 90e-234-1BM ! I - • J*U ^BB»^SBBB»SP» $1,200/Moiith!* *TB quallflad buyeri: Monthly mortgage patment (prirvclpaj + Interest) Is baaed upon a purchase price FlANKMTWP. CHERISH . paovEwcoNornoNii of S200.375. with a 10% downpsymant. for a loan amount of SI80,350, financed with s conventional LOVSLVTOLOOKAT. LmnecuHH 2 bedroom Condo. poodlo- 30-yiar (U«d rate mortgafe at 7.000%, wlih 3 polnu. A.P.R. 7.375%. resulting. In a loan payment of sMng to sse,..wWt 4 bedroa Icaston, extarlor metrrtenence Indudad. I1.199.87Ano. Plfuraa herein do not Include private mortgage Insurance, properly taxes, or hazard room, centralI atr. aecuty eyalam. Near Insurance, or homeowners' association duet for a condominium purchase. Interest rata quoted Is ai of school, shopping, and tnviaportaflon. 15448. (08,100. 3/8/93 and subject to change. To be Bft-fualiiied fsr a BHirtfage, talk to the Mortgage Access imHtBOROUOM OFFICC •74-aioo Representative In any WefcKert office. YOUR ROOTS BRANCHBURQ NESHAMCAREA "HMotlo VWags IVOUNQ RANCH Buskwasl 1410 so, ft Four bedroom, 2F bath ranch located In Lovely Wctorlsn Home a* WASHINOTONTWI*. Washington Bora. This home features oak mowng/z msraie rrwrwrac nne HrLLSBOrKXJOH HOLLAND TWf. i kept bMevet on one at the beet Me cabinets In KT. FP In LR plus mkror • 7 rm/3 WV2 bath. B00M7SS. PfHME LOCATION Otdst custom ranch, great Boor plan, spe- Ion the sveet Up-deled kethen, tun- cedar penal. Pets wlndowa. two dacha, Sunny 2 bedroom, » P1SCATAWAV SOUTH PLAINHEID SOLID, SPACIOUS S SUNNY PlSCATAWAV EOtSON A LOT OF HOME FOR THE MONEY PIBCATAWAV Large tornial rMng anas provkte elegant AT LA1TMI X-TRA LO. fH-LCVEL Elghl room ranch on a beauillul lot with FANTASTIC entertaining wWi easy tacuu to a new That all brlch ranch you've been looking Prime, Monti Edkun. 4 bdrms. 2Vk baths, newer kitchen and tllt-in window*. Family Beautiful, well maintained lour bedroom aparking Mchen which ovedooks t>e lor li finally here It festurei full batemanl, lam. rm. wyireptac*, cent, air, 2 oar go- room with woodstove Maintenance lre« rancn with lull basement, deck near Lake sunken family room. Custom-bun to last) attached garage, 25 It. breeiewiy and je, endcead porch. 1270^00. OM- exterior and moie. $134,900 Nelson and parks. 1192,900 1199.000. beautiful rural letting. 1164,000 2471. EDISON OFFICE 494-880O EDISON OFFICC 4t*4*O0 fDtSON OFFICE EDISON OFFICE 4M-4800 •arnJCHINOFFtCS Subscribe to the #1 source All Offices of local news about Open Until 9 PM your community! SEWARREN SECLUDED SPOT WATCHUN* Order today by calling E TWO FAMILY PLUS A BUNOALOW SPACIOUS SPlir Winter view, B rm, Ralsad nanoh, heated LOCATION Qreat location on this inveatort dream. 2 Designed for growing tamiy. 4 bdrma, 11/ pool, circular drive, vaulted oeBng In LfV n Cofoafal wBh IrHaw apt 2 beln«, dMng rm. fam. rm, cental air, te- tor anaqua ahop or btdl b Weichert 1-800-300-9321 lam. plus a 3 room bungalow In back. FR, modem kit. 4 Bfll, 3M,2hK bthe, Terrl'lc Income, and everything la rm, eteee. en. Bangs. »148,900. 024. 2-car garage & mora. »3BO,O00. WC# und paflf% wrgekbsrrt. i uperate A legal, 1158,000. 024-2496. 2464. 1234. > apeoW. 13784)03. METCUrKN OFFKt WATCHUNQ OFFICE SSI UMTCHUNO OmCf! 981-8400 Forbes MfTTUCHEN OPFICB 006-BJOO ' #1 Independent Nationally Newspapers A Union County Forbes Newspaper March 31. April 1,2,1993 Forbes Newspapers / U-3 NEW BRUNSWICK •MACH HAVM, NJ- 1 HILTON HIAOIMAMP, MAPACMAPACKK - Ixecullva BK&uaan axaanar— «•• MfNNCLUW- 2BR Apt. MIDOUBSX- 2 M. 1st Larpe 1 ••droem oeaan. or 2S.C.- Beachfront resort RentalRtl. . Pum. homeh 4B. 4BHH. •f^BP^aTwajaja' .aawT^aTsjB'fjBj^^ viBva*! lat fl. quiet res. natah- fir, off street oarklna, Of S BR. kit., LRR. .bath, .bedroom bayfront. Fur- wrtennli a pool on or** 3Vt bath. LRL . ON. UK,1 BATH. LR. OR. KIT,borhood. no pats, m yard a bsrrt. S92S u*l tat Ik., prkg, no pets, mtses. Oolf naarby. »•), FrVFn+e. cm-da-aae St. mo sac. M75 ptus utll. inel. 449-191S after 9MM heat ineid. IJUfl/mo. A 2 bath Condo. luo/wk. View of Ctiata prop. AvaH, 6/1 7S2-949S Mrr&r«rtntali minimum. SOBS- Country Nwflo wRtt coiv* •OUNO •NOOK- 2nd NO. fHAWmaXD- t SH. 4M-17U after vantanea. Walk to tram, floor. 1 kj. *K LR, Oft, S. BRUNSWICK- 1 SRMtS/mo. Heat, hot water SOMBRV1LLS- 1 SR, HILTON MIAO IliANO, kit., bathioff Mraat park- apt., lat fl.,Kid s • small t S.C.— 2 BR condo, In- Sas»/mo. utll. Avail. inel., no pats, non- KM, LR, OR, porch, above May31.90S-t34-1Mt Ing, newly painted * pata OK. use of yd,, 1 W emoker, 1 VI mo. sac., - ' MKKial flfW, S72S. door outdoor pool, MM/ Ma*. SSM/mo + utll. mo. aac. (90S) 2S7-1479. roll. Call 909-783-3359. 90S-7SS-M91 U«« Your Card... wk. Call »03-aM-3B0« Avail, torn •. CaN Ronnie at«27.SM0tvmag. - 2 A 3 BR Apt. NO. PUUNFIBLD- 2 BR, BOMBRVILkS- 1 BR. L.B.I. HAVIN BIACM- near train sta. avail, in Somarset St., M78/mo. LR, kit., pnV. home 2nd EXECUTIVE FRENCH COLONIAL ON CUL-DE-SAC ocean block, 4 M, 3 ;— 4 rm. I960 « »700/mo, day plus utilrtisa. neeee call floor, fuN«Mc. walking baths, telaphona. TVs. aH + bath, no avail. 21B-1609 ay, 98S.JQ74 dtot to tram * shopping. Meticulously renovated home boasts French doors, charming balco- amen. Inel. linens, lencad •/LHM 90aXS1-12es yard, poltte pats permit* M9O/)no. IM mo. sec. nies, hardwood floors, marble baths, marble fireplaces, 2 story entry •>HILUr>SSUItO-. 2 ft 3 IWJ Bsnel. nfJSn • wsqsjr foyer, new gourmet kitchen, 25' master suite, cathedral ceilings plus tad. SUOO/wk, 2wk rrrtn. BV^veVt^P^^SYB^lP^r^^B ea aarr^* BOU9J0 MOOK— 4 rms Bfl Apts. M75 k 498/Mo Call •Ot-234-M60 2 bath. AC, Appl., no utll. Just mln. lo M. 22 SuppMa«\Cail 7284009 much morel Just minutes to NYC trains! Modestly priced at $298,851. pata. Avail. 2/1. stow In nlca 2 Tain" at 3*9 Of 3Mr4Ml Quick And LAVALLITTI- Ocean Watt 2nd St., heat a Security A Ref. req. Call Mika tor more details ptua utlla. »2f-aOM aft. 2 Move auppHM. M»6/mo. Convenient! btk, a k 3 Oft housM, LAKLRSALTOM SOMIRVILLI- 2 AC, »7?5 a fa7o/wh. Call •RANCHBURO- fully No fee realtor, Can 201- Rooms ault. 1 person, Located at the Rlverbend MS-0199 equipped T/H, 2BRa, i'i non-emoker, no pels. TTiePnictontBii® 260 River Road FLA- AnnaMarla Island baths, pool, tennis, no 9900 me. utH., eec. CaU Plscataway, NJ OS854 ; gulf front. 2 BR apt, lull LBI- 2 BR, TV w/cabla, peie. ii200.72»-2311. BRID0IWATBR- 4 Quick And QoMen Key Realty LR. DR, 12x12' deck, 2 room apt., quiet 2 family •>INI MOTSL- turn. 1 909-7a9-79B» after 9pm. <9M) 9A0-09SS Kirn. kH * llnana, cabl«, •HIDORWATIR- Baa- homo, 1 pewson pref., Convenient! Br, apt, utll prov. loog or AC, BIQ/pallo, balcony blka lo baach, MU/Wk. short term. Reg. Rm alao 9OMBRVIIXC- 3 furn. 726-2482: •M-JM-MU eon Hill Townhouse, a prlv, parking, Raft. raq. rms, 1 BR, aH utHs. 9WO/ ' avail. 1-M0-22r.7MO M.2U bathe, LR, OR. Call S3fM9ia aftar t#M 9O8-722-M20 POCONOB- Saw Crack. HIOHUUIO PARK mo. Also ilnole room w/ FLORIDA- Dlimy IIK. stioo plus mils. Brand new 4 rm. apt., H/ RARITAN- Avail, may i. bath S90/wk. Gentlemen World Aroa-Klf Immaa. 3 BBHfti D#fl» pOOIt 1#fHnt>> twn. houae. 2BR, LR, kit, pref. 728-9470 olf, aiding *250/wknd •M-2314225 CfUNFORD- 2-3 SR.HW Inc., WaO, WAV car- • PFIV ownara offar lowaat golf 2nd floor, prlv. ant.. pet. DW, »92». S72-2247. full bsmt. No pats- 11/2 poaalbl* ratM for fully 9001TS7-6I41 9 after apm I- mod- mo. Sacur, raf. 72S-2T58 loadad 3 bdrm, 2 bth am 2nd floor large 1 BH H«HW mo)., NO Mts, I HIQHLAND PARK- 3 BEABIDI HflQHTf— condo. Ig. LR, Ig, EIK, W/ Vi mo. sac. 901-273-4901 SOtWBRVtLLa- 3 rooms, •quaahy cl«an condo* Adjacent te Orllay BR. S99S/mo., washer A 2nd floor, suitable not Inel kltehan hardware, W carpet, brlv. deck, dryer Inc. In rant, fcd.4n- •IOBBLLB f>AHK- Cf- Beach. Modern condo w/ bami., Wad, spacious CRAHFORD- 3 BR apt. ficleneleo, 1BR A 2BR.more than 2. Heat Ind. towala, llnani, barbaciM balcony, 2 BR*. sleeps In 2 famtty duplax, yard, vo.. new bath. 985-4661. grille, W/0, color cable • closets, pool, 1725/mo + New carpet, fresh fslnt. six, 1VS baihs. AC, WAD.util. Call Ronnie 627-tMO screened porch, lovely HILLSVOROUOH- Stu- PrkQ. No pets. 1 yr.T0RS)9S9>7SS>10n much mora. S49.98 par carport, elev., indoor neighborhood, conv. to day. Tom a Roiemary, 1- tv. mag. bus, train 4 shopping, dio apt. kit a bath, laun- lease, last month FRCEl •OMCRVILUI- Idaal tor pool & sauna, vi block to dry and off St. parking, Call Pat, 909-141. bachalora A bachelor- beach. 1895/wk. Juna NILLSBOURQH- The $S90/mo +uttl. Avail. cable. 9O8-359-O2M rates avail. Arlene, days Meadows, 2 BR, 2 1/8 Immetf. Call office 392- RO99XLC- 3 Hms newi- Ighbortwod, - FLORIDA- It Hill beautl- 2434 LR Terrace, large fu)t Off aaaton rate*. No- B08-38S-1750, Ext. 24bath. oarg.. fin. bsmt., KINILWORTH- 3BRa, 2 ly decorated, hihw. 1 etoeete, neat, HW, cook- komla, Florida between Evening 908-233-3767 flpc.. C/C, deck, pool 4 kitchens, 2 full baths, sit- bui. woman pref; no pets Ing gas inc. *9»5/mo. tennis, avail. 6/1, 11260/ ting room w/woodburn- sec.* ret IMO 24S-0300 "909) T22-942S Saraaota and Venice. mon.. 9O9-4fl9-1378 CRANFORO- 3 BR, «Ing stove, flnlshsd bsmt, Quoit house for rent. rm.s, off-el, prkg. A cloee to town A schools, SO. PUUW1ILD- 3BHs DON'T RUN...WALK 1500 per month, 1175 F1SCATAWAV- Society storaga, hast a HW in 2-family home, ivt SOUTH KAJNPIBLO- 1 par week. Includes all avail. Immed, 245-7981. BR, kit., LR, OR. porch, 94O0 HW Condo. 2 large BR, 2 Irtcld.. only StOOO/mon., bathe, newly redeco- let dr., prkg. Couples TO EVERYTHING!! utilities, local tel. cabl* fiCNTALS baths, CAC. 1st nr, WAV •vail. now. 909-272-4032 HANVILLK- 3 roomi, rated. CAC, WAD. ga- pref. MBO/mo. 4S9-SS2S TV. Electric heal and air. carpet, pool, lannls adults pref. No peta. Half rage, ample prka. Big This large, well-kept colonial-in-lcvelt; is Double- bed, shower court. Great location. DORCHESTER month Sec. rea. $575/ yard, quiet street near perfect for the growing family. Five gen- bath, complete electric •9M/mo. 4U-O929 HOUSE mo. -HJtilS, 906-726-2789 parka. Avail. 6/1. 9975 + WBSTflSLO— 2 BR, up- kitchen, deck lor sun- •410 utlla. 909-232-2040. ask ttalrs ot 2 family. Please erous bedrooms, spacious living and farn- - nino. One mile, no traffic, MAMVILLt- Small Apt. tor Use. Eves. 9994211. call 430-9PM 908-232- ily rooms, eat-in kitchen, formal dining for rent. Professional per- 3292 -to beautiful beach and aon praferred. Call after SO.BOUND 8ROOK- room, and double garage. All in a most fishing. Near restaurants, Luxury convenient Cranford location. Call us lo theatres, shopping., HiQh R'«w 12 pm. 908-729-8955 Affordable 1 A 2 Bed- WSST'ICLD- unfurn. OUNtLLEN- Single fam. room Oarden Apts. avaH S/t studio, 9815.00, see. Asking $269,900. '' parks, churchee, golf, house, 3 BR 1 pm. 929-7938 days. 297-2779 for more Info. 1 • a Bectroomi PaMavaH. U9-II90. 90S-973-1239 LUXURIOUS NEW HOMES CLEAN UP, PAINT UP, FIX UP Each ottic* owr ,0 & oparued Realty Center Be sure to check (MS) 84t-«VMK) our "Services" and •vasi (90S) 88»*«919 CHUCK LEHMANN "Home Improvements" Realtor Associate 1992 NJAR Million Dollar columns for the Sales Club Scotch Plains-Fanwood PROFESSIONAL HELP Residential Specialist Want your horn* in ttU» SCOTCH PLAINS You Need! space? Listings advar- Custom built luxury homes on wooded acre loli at end of Cul-de-sac. To be built by tlmtmd each A every DWR Builders (Don Ritger). Stone and stucco Exterior, Leonardo Kitchens. Your plan day. Atk CHUCK tor details. or our architect will design your dream home. Starting at $650,000 and up. Call Reva TO BE BUILT Berger for details. tt you like this photo, you II love the new home under construction. Act. now and pick your colors for a 4 BR home in brick & vinyl with 2 baths, fam rm w/fireplace, 2 car garage & loads of extras. Great location across from park or take a short walk to elementary school, shopping & NY Callahan^Horawffz transportation. Offered in Scotch Plains tor S189,900. Ask for CHUCK! LEHMANN. Executive Real Estate 265 South Ave. (908) 889-6600 Fanwood, N.J. 07023 Exclusive! New Custom Homes Northside West field CALLXOIDWELL BANKER SCHLOTT REALTORS KMM THE OPPORTUNITY BlPr " i..•••" AHUM',* H»,N|IKRINI. WESTFIELD $257,500 Cantar Hall Colonials to be built. 4 bedrooms, 2vi baths, dramatic 2 story entrance foyer, gas heat, central air conditioning, Andersen windows w/scraans, kitchen with separata SEEING IS BELIEVING breakfast nook, 6' soaking tub, separate enclosed shower and many other amenities. Immaculate Col Split on large treed lot. Featuring Ir w/fplce & bay IS NOW window, new kit, new bath, 3 brms. 2 5 baths, dr. hardwood firs, fin Starting in the $350's basement + much more! SPL1758. COLDLUGLL #1 Real Estate WESTFIELD THE SEMINAR Office 264 E. Broad St. 7 Years Running 908-233-5555 IS HERE. Line up the right tools THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1993 in Classified! 7-8 PM FANWOOD $186,500 WARMTH-STYLE-CHARM Need new tools Built by old world carpenter this 3 bedroom colonial with 1 caf for autumn? • garage Is truly an exceptional home Soe the difference that the pride ot ownership makes. Call loday!! SPL1746. Classifieds got 'em! It's like a • Financial Services hardware store Representative will be in print. here to discuss mortgages Nail down a good e Discuss market conditions deal in Classified! • Real Estate Attorney to discuss legal aspects of buying MOUNTAINSIDE $556,000 Call Today For A Reservation, A RARE FIND Elegance abound In this exquisite 10 room, 2 5 bath center hall Seating Is Limited colonial MBR suite w/jiicuzzl & skylight, aunkan Ir, formal dr, tarn. rm. w/trplce, nestled in Wolchung Mountains, SPL1751 ^ SCOTCH PLAINS OFFICE HOURS: COLOUieLL 310 Park Avenue Monday - Friday. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Forbes Classified 322-9102 Saturday & Sunday. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. 1-800-559-949S. SCHLOTT OUTSIDE NJ REALTORS1 908-722-3000 11 i>.i II.I. , A Union County Forbes Newspaper .U-4/Fbfbes Newspapers MafCh31,ApfiM,2,1993 R. Margitich completes CENTRAL JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES APP SO YR FIXED 15 YR FIXED OTHER Landau-. Cltv. Phona) RATE rra APII RATE PTO APRBATE PT0 NJAR Brokers Course ses-tty-saif f« 7.7M0.M7.7I MM 0.00 7.118.7S0aoa 4 Action Mortomg* Corp^toOfisffaMMi-we-ssee »IM 7.000 S.00 7.K S.etB S.0O M/P4.2SO 1.80 A Richard & Msrottsch, a sales as- AbNkiB^OMBld^ 7tMI.N 7.M 8.760 S.00 7.248.8S0 1.S0A sociate with Ihs WaetleW office of American Fadaral Mlga, Union ses-sss-esee ttao 7.1*6 t.M 7.M S.7M t.OO 7.107.800 1.8O i Weichert ReaJtora, has completed the 4.8tS 0.00 A New Jersey Association of Realtors Realty Axis Ps>d. 8avino^ Bank, Avanal ses-4es-7tes MM 7.7M 1.O0 7.M 7. it8 1.00 M Real Estate Bro- Baifcaiay Fs>d. 8av)nga,Mlsf>iaTn tei-esr-tsee MM 7.»7i S.00 7.SH8.750 S.OO 14 7.Its LOOP kers Course re* notes 7;S7C S.00 7.711 8.7MS.0O 7.U 7.878 S.00 B quirements and Cantral Mortoaoa Svca.Watohunasss 7.tM I.H 7.41 8.878 1.28 .20 8.000 1.80 M has passed trie Cnofoa^Moftajaaja, Monto Plaina see 7.178 0.M7.M 4.7SOO.0OA from 1987 to 1991. 7.878 O.0O e* 4.000 S.00 A e • 1892 arias pn> Coastal Fad. Mtga Co.,Fraahold see-nt-aiTs $IM 7.1X8 S.M 7.4S 8.750 S.OO 82 Collaotrva F^d. 8av. B«.f dia •VIM Nome* to Of'POHJUNUU S BOUND SHOOK- Fur- POTTERSVILLE- Fe- CHAHFOflO SOMBRVILLB- highly nished kitchen, BR, pri- male to thart charming 1 parson pretaaslewat visible office space desir- vate bath & entrance. 1st Victorian. All amenities. office convenient to pub- able tor Accountant, FL. i buiineti peraon S450 Incls. utils, Corwen lic tranap. Vary Reason- Consultant, Fsychoto0isi. pref. Rats. Call 356-2223. 1o 208, 78, 80, 287. Con- able Fax & copy avail, ether prof. uses. tact Lisa t0a-439.Ht». tos-a?a-aoso BRIDOeWATER- 3 PASCAL! MALTOM room*, 2nd lloor, car- EXECUTIVE OFFICE SM-Tta-IOSS HAIR SALON- 3 Sta- P»tad, prlvala home, non Carpet, wood furn. S27S tions, modern, Rutgers smoking matur* parson, nravneo to ifenc FREE XEROX a FAX Historic District. 1000- Campus, reasonable. no p»ti, private anttr- 2200 SF office apace. CaH SSMSS-1TSS. anee & drive. Haal K METUCHEN— 2 or 3 Third floor wala-tip. water Included. 725-0776 NOTICE: All WANTED room offices, prime loca- Kitchen, oath. A/C. Meet Sub Sandwich Sho for Lobbyist or Associa- op. n— Non- TO RENT aoVaxtla*- tion, near train S bus, Off Qrest Oppprtunttyt Fi street parking, Call Amort tion. i3S0-i»S0 per eqmppetf. bicsHem Cooc - smoker, Kitchen privi- ments ar* PAYABLE IN month. «0S-3S4-MS0 lege*, off-»tre»t prNg., 90B-548-S400 drll6nl Owner srtxianMlouso , AOVANCE by caaJi, • Bavadaa«haMS^IaUaw«a>ak au« cable & phona. Prlv. an- check, VISA or Master MIDDLESEX- 450 * 900 WATCNUNO- 600 sq.ft. trinca. 9O8-S28-1O83; tq.n. on Ri. 28. Excellent In prof. bldg. Ample It CaM Oeorse BRA 874-6119. Card. For a quote on location, parking. Call prim,, easy soosee to RI. coat, pleas* call HILLSSOftOUOH 526-3661 or S2S4994 71122. Call 232-9333 Male, furn. rm. A bath, 1-S0O-S59-94B5. Kit. A laundry uaa>. Prlv. phone & cabla. 359-0238. AoVertrse to (fie CitsiMsdf WAMtCN- Wantad to METUCHEN- large fur- rant 1 car gar. in Warren nished room In lovely for storago of antique PISCATAWAV— Office MITUCNBN- New home for prof, non work- «uto. 526-4445 (Bob) or Retail. 6,000 sq. ft. store, busy location on CRANFORD CRANFORD Ing female, kit/laundry Will divide. Alto dentist Central Ave. Air condi- pnvl. parking, close to office Rt. 2B7 & Stalton tioned, PirMnaapprax, AGELESS BEAUTY tranp SiOO/wk, 949-5973 •500 fid. 981-1313. MIDICAL SILLINO- 5 BR. DUTCH COLONIAL ^Vt^^r SrlEjiSv' V^^P^9^^^9^^S^B^^^9^^9^9^RaTp EMC-America electronic Unique spacious light A bright Ch. Queen SLEEPING. ROOM- for SOMERVILLE AREA- iSatn or aft 4am. Insurance claim* pro- Built In 1945 ttils spacious home boasts 5 BR, Ann In mint eond. w/many amanrtles. Taste- mature gentleman, quiet, Busy intersection, free cessing for medical prae- LR, Fr, kit w/sep. brkfst rm, rear and. porcri, 2 fully decorated. Call 654-7777. $389,000. WF- private homa, ahort walk parking. Cheap but nag. tltlonera. $30,000 part car garage. Call 654-7777. $299,900. WF- 3005. to center. 90B-272-5997 Call 725-O272/52S-9400. time to over (90,000 full NOTICE: All MISCEL- lime. Investment $5950 4011. SOMERVILLC- Furn. LANEOUS RENTALS SOMERVILLE- 2 Office Prof. Suite, Paneling, AC, plus PC. For Information rm/prlv. enl. no amokarj by mall call 916-283-9975 convenient area $BO/wk advertisements are Carpet, Furn/Unfurn, SOUTH FUUNF1SLO April 1st. 526-707B PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Parking. 906-725-8660 1500 sq.ft. muHI-ose: by caah, check, VISA Offices, Shop, light man- SOMERVILLE- 3rd floor ufacturing, etc. Mine, or Master Card, For a office space on Main St. 9470 from 297. Conveniently AoVert/ee quote on cost, please 3 rooms, approx. 390 located. Affordable rent. call 1-800-559-9495. sq 1 Avail. 4/1. Call 008- fn ffw ClatuMltl! 526-2565 weakrtaya. SO. PLAINFIELD— Male, FAR HILLS— Garage t non-smoker, no alcohol or 2 bays tor auto or or drugs, clean. Security. other storage. S100 por References. $375/mo. bay. 701-1670 Call 90B-526-4120. SOMERVILLE— garage NORMA SMITH lor rant. Storage area only. $75/mo. Call 908- Advertise 369-3791 avail, immed MOUNTAINSIDE MOUNTAINSIDE In (/)o Ctastllied! NUMBER ONE IN 9600 PRICE CUT-MAKE OFER BUY A LIFESTYLE COMMERCIAL COMPANY FOR CC Bungalow, quiet street, LR, FDR, EIK, 2 Executive ranch w/expuisite view HDW firs, REAL ESTATE BR's. Space for expansion. Qreat value. Take new kit., fir, CAC, Jalousied porch off kit, 2 1992, the tax advantage 4 own your own home. Call car att. garage. Call 654-7777. $294,000, WF- 3914. 9650 BREAKS RECORD 654-7777. $149,500. (WF-3976) NOTICE: All HOMES Office Rentals TO SHARE adverttee- i merits are PAYABLE IN Norma Saritb. (OMtar) la «oa- BEOMINSTER fratalatW bjr Jaaa •widorlt. 'ADVANCE by cash, OMinua, mad rater BtanJrfoWf. cheek, VISA or Maattr .alBuesarflaaalton. . Card. For a quote on coat, pirate' call BUSIINLSS 1 -800-559-9495. C If NT L IIS With a remarkable 46 unto of closed business, the largest ever Furnished Offices S amassed at Burgdorff Realtors. Norma Smith of Ihs Metuchen CP.AHFORD- female Secretarial Services office ranked fraln the company for 1992 unMvotumeproduction, collage student. Private BR A lining room + shar- 908-781-6500 Over $8 million of production placed her flfth in dolar volume. ing facilities w/other sorl- GRAND OPENING Norma also swept al six year-end Metuchen office awards for ous college students. CFUNFORD- oxecutlve sales and listings and won the company award for the most Close to all trans, t pri- suites, large spacious of- vate parking. $380/ma fices, all ground level, listings sold. Her production was ranked among 525 associates Incl. utll.. 1 yr Iea9e + spread throughout BurgdorfTs 30 offices in New Jersey end WESTFIELD near GSP. Long/short CRANFORD sec. dep. Ref. req. Call term leases. Reasonable Pennsylvania. BEST PRICE FARM AREA 276-8870 rates, 908-276-6366 TWO FAMILY Col. LRW/FP, FDR, EIK, 3 BR's. Great area of These outstanding accomplishments entitle Norma to a seat on Qreat opportunity for Investor or related family Westflsld In ground pool. Owner will fill for SOURCE Burgdorffs elite Presidents Council, an advisory board to senior Immac. condition. Oet. garage. Large prop- qualified buyer. Call 654-7777. $215,000. WF- management, She also earned the state's Million Dollar Club erty, Call 654-7777. $189,900. WF-3557. 3975. MORTGAGE Silver Achievement Award, requiring a minimum of $5 million CO., INC. sales, as she did in 1989. Purchasing a Home? A lifelong resident of Metuchen and a real estate professional for Weichert Realtor® Weichert or Refinancing? 18 years, Norma is preeentrv Fund Raising Chairperson of the Westfleld Office House Tour for the Preservation and Restoration of the Borough 185 Elm St. Improvement League, a historic building in Metuchen. WE HAVE THE MOST Wcstflsjld, NJ. 01 independent Nationally 654-7777 You couldn't find a more dedicated and i sful professional to COMPETITIVE RATES. help you wNh your real estate needs than Norma. She welcomes "Call (or a FREE Consultation & Credit Check your call at: Over 150 Mortgage Programs, to Choose From. Many with NO POINTS Metuchen Office "Get to the Source" Mstuehen, NJ OtMO (800)696-1860 (908)231-9100 QQ (M»)MeV3777 65 N. Qaeton Ave. Somervllle, NJ 06976 A Union County Forbes Newspaper 31. April 1,2,1903 Forbes Newspapers Fbrbes Newspapers/U-5 Responsible motoring means buckling up NEW YORK - Hie 1093 New York International Ford Mustang Mach in, a precursor to the next; Automobile Show, April 10-18, at the Jacob K. Javits generation Mustang; the Hyundai HCD-II affordable Convention Center, will be the nation*! largest auto sports coupe; the Chrysler Thunderbolt rear wheel' show, with over 1,200 new 1993, 1994 and even 1995 drive flagship concept (to be shown alongside its in- can, truck, and concept vehicles on display, including spiration - a 1941 Chrysler Thunderbolt); Toyota's five can making their world or North American AXV-III environmental concept vehicle; the unbeliev- debut able OldsmobUe Aero-tech test vehicle; the glassf Special environmental and safety exhibits will be topped Mercedes-Benz Panorama Roof SL concept; featured throughout the show, reflecting the Respon- and making an environmental statement will be the sible Motoring theme. recyclable Jeep Ecco, which suggests a Jeep Wrangler Making their world debut at the show are the rede- for the year 2000. ; signed 1994 Infinite Q4S and the 1993 Saab 900 Turbo As part of the show's 'Responsible Motoring' theme, Commemorative Edition. visitors will learn about recycling, airbags, crush On display for the first time in North America are zones, alternative-fliel vehicles and safe driving. ; the 1994 BMW 325i Convertible, the 1994 Porsche 911 An extensive educational "Responsible Motoring' Carrera 4 and the updated 1993 Subaru SVX. exhibit in the 'Crystal Palace' lobby, will feature a Making a special New York Auto Show re- wide variety of displays from business, government introduction is a rare 535-hp, Daytona Yellow 1969 and private groups. Phase III GT Corvette, first introduced at this show in 1970. Chrysler's Environmental Education Axt Exhibit, a Models shown for the first time in the Northeast special interactive children's Responsible Motoring include the 1995 OldsmobUe Aurora, the 1994 Porsche display, will give young school children the op- 911 Speedster, the 1994 Chrysler New Yorker (devel- portunity to learn about many environmental chal- oped off the award-winning LH platform), the all-new lenges we face and to propose solutions. ; 1994 Mitsubishi Galant, the V8-powered 1994 BMW According to Michael Lazarus, auto show chairman, 5401 sedan and the all-new 1993 Toyota Supra. "At the auto show, people can learn what effect the Attracting a lion's share of the attention at the show Green movement will have in their lives in terms of will be an impressive collection of concept vehicles, the automobiles they drive." which represent not only our future, but the personal More than 35 manufacturers will be represented at visions of automotive designers and engineers. the show from the United States, Europe and Asia. Among concept cars starring at the 1093 show will Tickets are $8 for adults and $2 for children 12 or Crowds mm about tha Jacob Javto Convention Contar at last yoar't N.Y. 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No trout it 10.5 inches each - used to stock O fresh waters are raised at the Tlien, one spring day several hatchery and according to Jeff years ago, I was enlightened while Matthews, specialist at Peaquest, driving down an old country road It's almost time for nature's annual battle: the sport of fresh water fishing in the wee hours of the morning. pumps some $200 million annually At first, I thought the multitude into the state's economy. of people gathered at that little Man versus Fish stream just before sunup were More than 250,000 fresh fishing there on some emergency. A licenses are issued each year. The drowning? A felled U.F.O.? Per- licenses may be purchased haps a mishap with a Wells Fargo through the Pequest facility - tmck? RR. 1, Box 389, Oxford, New Jer- Upon closer observation, evi- sey 07863 - or at most sporting dence of Thermos coolers, family goods stores, said Mr. Matthews. dogs and several people wearing For those who do seek "the real funny pants and boots - I later McCoy" and a willing to go out of found the appropriate designation their way to get it, he said there for the gear to be waders and liip are a few streams in Northern New boots - led me to believe the Jersey which arc cold enough and brouhaha had something to do clean enough to sustain «J wild with fish, population year-round. It's trout season, stupid. Pequest offers a list of wild trout Trout season begins in New streams but cautions "their listing York this week, and on April 10, herein conveys no right to tres- the Garden State opens for busi- pass": Bear Creek (Southtown); ness as approximately 600,000 Bear Swamp Brook (Mahwah); brook, brown and rainbow trout Black Brook (Clinton WMA); Cold will make their way - with the Brook (Oldwick); Flanders Brook help of the friendly folks at the (Flanders); Indian Grove Brook New Jersey Division of Fish, Game (Bernardsville); Lomerson Brook and Wildlife - into public waters (Pottersville); Passaic River (source throughout the state between now to Rt. 202 Bernardsville); Rocky and the end of May. Run (Clinton Twp.); Van Dampens "The annual opening of trout Brook (Delaware Water Gap Na- season in April signifies a renewal tional Recreation Area). of life in a sense, as it is a spring- For die-hard stocked water fans, time ritual for thousands of indi- FILE PHOTO/WEEKENDPL.U8 finding the perfect spot within viduals and families in New Jer- Tht South Branch irta of the Rarttan Wvtr in Brldgtwattr Township will t» htavlty itochtd Weekend Pius reading area is no sey," said Scott Weiner, commis- with trout coma April 10, tht official btglnnlng of trout iMton and tht unofficial btglnnlng of problem. While residents of Union County sioner ofthe New Jersey Depart- fishing smon In Ntw Jtrsty. ment of Environmental Protection may find stocked waters in Scotch and Energy (DEPE). Plains, Mountainside, Rahway, TTie opening of trout season Berkley Heights and Elizabeth, also, at least unofficially, signifies Middlesex County fishermen have the opening of freshwater fishing not to go any further than Johnson as a whole, and anglers around Park (on the Piscataway/ Highland Central Jersey will join those Park border) or at Spring Lake in around the state who arc readying South Plainficld. for the action. Somerset County offers the larg- According to Ernest Schwiebert, est selection of "flshin' holes" in Princeton author of the two- the area and they can be found volume book Trout (1978,1984 E.T. from Hillsborough, Bound Brook Dutton), the sport has enjoyed pa- and Liberty Corner to Martinsville, tronage "since shortly after the Pepack, and North Branch. birth of Christ." Those in search of a fish of an- Schwiebert, who has published other color may find great quality 11 books, including his latest The largemouth bass, catfish, yellow Trawling Angler (Doubleday 1991), perch, musky, crappie and sunfish has grown up with the sport and town taut 1)» - at Farrington Lake in Milltown recalls as a boy spending summers ON ~ and much of the same at Westons trout fishing in Michigan, Wiscon- Mill Pond in New Brunswick, sin and Colorado. mmmmtf Roosevelt Park Pond in Menlo While fishing from artificially Park offers excellent sunfish an- stocked streams offers immediacy GMKMfct lttlt 100 M* tfctffc If gling opportunities and good con- to weekend fisherman in search of ditions for carp, channel catfish an easy catch, Schwicbcrt said the and largemouth bass. decline of "wild" fish living in New FOR MORE INFORMATION - 'Die Jersey brooks and streams is un- ««); 200 fc; D* N* (t«* Hi nNH tfM MM* ftaMh «f Itart- 410 tM, M0 W, 110 In ft«M Pequest Trout Hatchery and Natu- fortunate. NNr); 190 tn Mtagtoit Urti tanIM:490M^IWHNIM# ral Resource Education Center will "We have very little of the wild 4)MfV np» tUtHi MR WMWI hold an open house Saturday and kind left in New Jersey. Most of Sunday, April 3-4 from 10 a.m. to 4 the reasons for this are political," p.m. said Schwiebert. By stocking wa- Oiai Mvih: U4D BML14I0 fibt While there, visitors may feed ters with hatched fish - DEPE es- 300 It the fish, meet Smokey Bear and timated the cost is $2,10 per fish - «0 M. MO At tata. Tommy Trout, sec exhibits, videos constituents an? happy and local and displays and the nation's fore- politicians arc, too. (kt< tf most trout hatchery. In many fresh waters, though, ><•. The facility is located on Rt. 46, wild fish have a hard time surviv- PWI ^W nine miles west of Hackettstown. ing because of the changing na- Rtt: For more information call (908)637- ture of their environment and the 4125. Forbes Newspapers March 31-Apri! 3,1993 WMtandPkis Museums MUSEUMS from noon-5 p.m. Admission S3, discounts available. (6»)2M-3788 •"The Chicken and the Egg," TuMdty through Saturday from April 10. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from N.J. STATE MUSEUM 1*5 p.m. Frn admission. Toon 205 West State St., Trenton of muMum Nfityts Saturday (609) 292-6464 M 2 p.m. WHttm European Tuesday through Saturday from P*m*np, sculpture and deeo- 9 a.m.-4:45 p.m., Sunday from noon-5 p.m, Free admission, ratwart from 19th and 20th •"Weaving Around the World," centuries; tko prt-Cokimbian ongoing. art and art ot the Americas. •'ThaS*)apofRaasontlln •"Christopher Columbus and prtrti by Goyt, througi April the Age of Exploration," ongo- 11, ing. •Eight "Constructions," ongo- •Worits ^classical themes, ing. Ihroufi April 23. •American dnwlne, throuiji "Fiber optic sculpture by Cfyde Lynds, through May 16. April 30. •Works by Benny Andrews, MACttlMfTH MUMUM throutf June 27, RtwSt.MiMtonc (fiO8)S73.2S03 mum MUSEUM Rattorad WactumWi shop from 49Washirtfon St., Newark the mtd-iah century. Sunday (201) 596-6550 from 1:30-4 p.m. April 4-June New Jersey's largest museum 27. OoMd April 11, complex, Wa numismatic gal- OMNI HOUSIMUICUM lery, Asian galleries, and a mini- 002 Watt Front St., PlainfieM no. Wednesday through Sun- (901) 755-8831 day from noon-5 p.m, Free ad- Colonial homabuiK In 1746 mission. and chraniciinf New Jtney nil- •"E Pluribus Unum," coins in tory from beto* Independence American history, opens April 3. toaftefteCMWar.OpanSat- •Photofaprii by Jack Delano ujfty torn 2*4 p,m.Frwa* of "Contrasts" in Puerto Rico, opens ApnUO. lactmt by the IIMw NT nWTIDan). IWr pnotofaphK,6p.m,AprH14; iwfiotf tdffilailon; aduitt $1, video of his rain fomt story for children, 1-4 p.m. April IS; concert of Delano's music, 3 JonntonPaffc p.m. April IB. •Puerto (bean senior citizen art, (90S) 4^9077 opens April 10. VMaaji conipQaad of fitocilad •Junior Muteum Spring Festi- lSthotnturyatructuMaet val, Aprit 15. nan tfv lutdpjuirtafi of tht Much tot 8MM" from ioa Otsaatoas dtto Guana Is part oftha^ •"Embattled Ntttwlands," on- coirty parti poNot. No tours of* going. Lecture by Bill Btschoff faiM ai pnaant 0M ihop at 1:30 p.m, April 18, doaM unW fuitnaf notlot. •Fiber graphics by Lore Under), (90S) 4634363 •Book pittas froffi the panne- enftt at 3 p.m Aprt 4. noaaurs, Hvt animals,ft* asm - TMOUANDCMm few, ongoing. Reception from Placataway Townahip hUtoric nent coMaction, trwoufti April as (for chHdfin 3*5), mam- 9Main$t,Madtson 2-4 p.m. April IB. muteum, wfth permanent wni- 21 mals, model trains, history, (201) 377-2982 bttion of lift In thttown't early (201) 716-9060 '"MattwmatictlnAiiRetii- Morrittown North American Indians, Wood- Exhibits portray the role of Barrack St., Trenton days. Thundayttvouf)! Sat- fiwwiui) wwi nwnions ot ittd." thro*) May 16. (201)538-0454 land Indians, rocks and miner- crafts people in the 18th and (609)3961776 urday from noon-3 p.m., Sun- Thoma* AIM Edison. Open •"Robert Henri and the Ash Monday throu^i Saturday from als. 19th centuries, Tuesday Showing life in New Jersey dur- dayfromlli.m.-4p.m. ewry day from 9 a.m.-S p.m. Can School," ttiroutfi June 6. 10a.rtv8p.m., Sunday from •"Tr* Etruscans: Legacy of a trmtfi Saturday from 10 ing the Revolutionary War. Adults 12, children «nd senior •Worts by Walter and Emilie noon-6 p.m. Free admission for lost Civilization," through June a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday from 2-5 Tuesday through Saturday from cltlteni free. Greenouftfi, April 18-june 20. members. Non-member admit* 30. p.m. Free admission for mem- 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from 1225 River Rd., Piscataway bers. Non-member admission: •Plaint Indian art from the mu- •Ion: adults 14, senior crtixens •"The Classical Revival in Fash- 1-5 p.m. Adults $2, senior citi- Kahdena Rd., Mornstown (9OB) 745-4177 adults $2, children SI. seum's collection, throutft June andchHdftnS2. ion," through mid-1993. zens and students $1, children (201) 326-7645 Daily (except Monday and Sat- N J. AUDUSON SOCIETY under 12 50 cents. urday) from 1-4 p.m. Free ad- 27. Demonstration of Cherokee •Permanent falter? exhibits: di- MUSIVMOfEARtY living historical farm with im- 11 Hardscrabble Rd. OSMMN-CANNONBALL HOUSE plements from the 19th con- mission. Bemardsville Front St.. Scotch Plains tury. Wednesday through Sat- •"Echoes of a Storyteller," leg- (908) 766-5787 (908) 889-4137 urday from 10 a.m,-5 p.m., ends, mythokw, and games of Tuesday through Saturday from Histonc house from c. 1750. Sunday from 1-5 p.m. Admis- New Jersey, through July 18, 9 a,m.-5 p.m., Sunday from Open the first Sunday of each sion $4 for farm and Willows MILLER-CORY HOUSE MUSEUM noon-5 p.m. month from 2-4 p.m. Free ad- residence, S3 for farm alone: 614 Mountain Ave., Westfield •Nature walks (free admission), mission, discounts available. (9081232-1776 8 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays. REEVES-REED ARBORETUM •How to saw wood into a chair, Restoration of 18th-century •Instruction in photo field work, 165 Hobart Ave, Summit April 10. New Jersey house. Open Sun- 1:30 p.m, April 3, Registration (908) 273-8787 •How laundry was done in the days from 2-5 p.m. Closed April required. Gardens open daily dom dawn old days, April 16, 11. NJ. CHILDREN'S MUSEUM to dusk Registration required •The blacksmith's trade, April •A history of tea. April 4. 599 Industrial Ave., Paramus for programs. 24. M0NM0UTH MUSEUM (201) 262-5151 SCHERING-PLOUGH CORP. •Grain Day, April 25. Brookdale Community College Fantasy castle, a 50s fire en- 1 Giraida Farms, Madison MEAT IWAMF OUTDOOR Route 520, Uncrott gine, and more exhibits for kids (201) 622-7409 EOUCATtON CENTER (908) 747-2266 to touch. Open every da/ fro'n Open to the public Monday 247 Southern Blvd.. Chatham Monday through Friday from 9 a.m.-5 p.m, Admission $6 through Friday from 10 a.m.-4 (201) 635-6629 1:30-5 p.m., Saturday from 10 weekdays, $7 weekends: chil- p.m. Free admission, Open every day from 9 a.m.- a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from dren under 1 year old free. •Religious expression in Soviet 4:30 p.m. Registration required noon-5 p.m, Group rates available. non-conformist art, through for programs. •"Dinomagic," dinosaurs and •Dance weekend, April 3, 4, April 11. •Building homes for wildlife, 11 Ice Age mammals, through •Easter and Passover celebra- SETON HALL a.m. April 3, 4. June 27, Adults $6, senior citi- tion. April 10,11. UNIVERSITY MUSEUM •Photographs by Karen ClsrH, zens and children 14. •Teddy bear weekend, April 17. Fahy Hall, South Orange April 1-30. MONTCUUR ART MUSEUM 18. (201) 761-9543 MACCUU0CH HAU 3 South Mountain Ave. N.J. HISTORICAL SOCIETY Monday through Friday from 9 45 Macculloch Ave. Montclair 230 Broadway, Newark a.m.-8 p.m., Saturday from 9 Morristown (201) 746-5555 (201) 483-3939 a.m.-4 p.m. Free admission. (201) 538-2404 Tuesday, Wednesday, rrirlay, Wednesday through Friday from •Exhibit on the Lenape Indians Historical museum, Thursday and Saturday from 11 a.m.-5 10 a.m.-4 p.m., third Saturday from 10.000 B.C.-A.D. 1758, ond Sunday from 1-4 p.m. p.m.: Thursday and Sunday of the month liom 10 a.m.-4 ongoing. Adults $3, senior citizens end from 1-5 p.m, Free admission p.m. Guided tours by ap- WALLACE HOUSE/ students $2. for members. Non-member or]- pointment. Free admission lor OLD DUTCH PARSONAGE •Paintings by Arthur Wesley mission: adults 14, senior citi- society members. Non-member 38 Washington PI., Somervillo Dow, April 18-June 27. zens and students 12, children admission S3. (9081725-1015 MAIN STREET tree. Fieo admission for all on •"Tender in Years," childhood Geoige Washington's head- ANTIQUE CENTER Saturday. in 19th-century New Jersey, on- quarters when he was stationed 148 Main St., Remington •Immigrant artists from Smibert going. if* Somerville in 1778. Open (908) 7880767 to the present, through March N.J. MUSEUM Wednesday through Saturday Antiques and collectibles from 28. • OF AGRICULTURE from 10 a.m.-5 p.m,, Sunday two centuries. Daily {except from noon-5 p.m Free admis- •Hans Welnfjaertner retrospec 1 Cook College Tuesday) from 10 o.m,-5 p.m. live, through April 4. Charles M. Daughterly * oil on canvas, "Metamorphosis of a Route 1, New Brunswick sion. Free admission, •Paintings by Hale Woodruff, (908) 249-2077 •Re-enactment of the Middle- METIAR HOUSE Romnrc Donrden, and Jacob Square," Is part of the "Mathematics In Art" axhibltilon running Wednesday through Saturday brook Encampment, 1 p,m, 1281 River Rd,, Piscataway Lawrence, through April 18, through May 16 at the Montclair Art Museum. from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday (Please turn to page 6) March 31 -April 3,1993 Forbes Newspapers Museums/Galleries (Continued from page 5) from 10 a.m.-!) p.m. Also open throutfi May 31. amm, April 3-May 30. Admis- from 5:30-8 p.m. April 2. April 17,18. by appointment. HUNTEMMN ART CENTER sion tl, discount! avaMabte. EUIAMTHANNfMTON JANtVOOftHECIZIMMEItU •Prints by Leonard Baskm, 7 Lower Center St., Clinton NJ.DtSNNfft CRAFTSMEN AfffMUKUM through April 2. 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Forbes Newspapers March 31-Aprtl. 3,1993 Rehearsals notice in ,f- {Continued from pip 8) (908)359-7485 Main St., South Bound Brook (906) 789-4080 membw; also a chamber cho- •Community orchestra w/75 mu- (908)572-6959,287.0161 •Communtty-ipwiKwd orchestra rut. siciani, amateur and profes- Somerset Valley Chorus with varied repertoire Including i HMITANVAUIVCHOmJI sional. Tuesdays, 7:15 p.m. v symphonic, marches, and pops, v t r Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. •OMCMtTVAUfV PeopleCare Center WWmilfl COMMUNITY Faith Lutheran Church MCHtmtA 120RndemeAve, OWHWTW AnweHM.,Nesrianic Thursdays, 7:30 p.m. Brid(ewtter Mondays, 7:15 p.m. (908) 359-3771 Bound BroohHItfi School (9081526-8769,874-6366 Roosevelt Junior High School •Miied chorus of nearly 100 West Union Ave., Bound BrooH •For women who enjoy singing. members. (908)722-0122 • New members welcome; no ex- 301 Clark St.. Westfield PiMTMtVMLEY •Community orchestra. perience necessary. 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Call 908-248-1550 COLUMIIA Tom Hanks, Geena Davis and Madonna star in this bigteague comedy based rM Get 1 gasp ™ on the reaMife exploits of the AH-American Girls Baseball League. FREE iU one per customer 1«W Cokintti Retires IndwtrtM, kw. N MgMa Reserved. PGI Sun - Thurt only T5VVHAlF March 31*April 3,1993 Forbes Newspapers Sta^e Playing the fools Marx Brothers9 maternal inspiration is a hoot in Forum's 'Minnie's Boys' ByWHiJAMWCSTHOVEN We&endPks Editor ith spring long overdue, and tax season nearly upon us, most of you could put a good time to good use. I'm no different, arid last Thursday, after an exhausting day Wat work, I was still looking forlornly ahead at yet another assignment - reviewing a play, when I would rather go home and craw) under the covers. So it wasn't in the best frame of mind that I nursed my creaky old Dodge Omni, shaken into a near-coma from a month of potholes and icy roadways, down to Metuchen, to see NMmte't loyi at the Forum Theatre. "Good luck, Forum," I thought to myself, mistrusting my own critics' objectivity at that point. "You're gonna need it tonight." But wouldn't you know that the Forum's spirited troupe, faced not only with a grouchy reviewer, but a sparse, silent crowd, brightened my cloudy day with a delightful performance of this charming musical about Minnie, mother of the soon-to-be Marx Brothers, and her efforts to make a name for her five sons in the world of vaudeville. You want to put some slap back in your stick? This is the place, folks, at least through April 18. Written by Arthur Marx, son of Groucho (or Julius, as he was knwon to mother Minnie) with Robert Fisher, the play has a credible base of fact, although the facts are played fast and loose here as the plot attempts to document the evolution of five poor Jewish Boys from New Thty'rt tht fftett only • mothtf could lovt - thty'ri tht Marx York City, who are better at making trouble than comedy, into one of Brothtrs, alto known at JMMnJt't Boyi In tht musical comtdy the great comedy teams of the 20th Century. cwvtntty ptaylfif at tht fawn Thtatrt kt Mttuchan* Suprisingly, while there's plenty of laughs, as you might expect given the subject matter, the real draw to this show are the energetic musical convincingly over the course of two hours takes some doing. numbers, complete with some whacky, and physically-demanding, cho- Fortunately, director Peter Loewy found four very capable actors that reography. not only fit the physical requirements, but could sing and dance as well. All four well-known Marx Brothers (Groucho, Chico, Harpo and Zeppo Frank Moron's lanky frame helped to accentuate Groucho's hunched- hit the road to develop their careers, while Gummo stays home and is over gait and goofy dancing, and his vocal impersonation was dead* nearly forgotten, sort of like Richie's brother Chuck in Happy Days) are solid-perfect, as was Terry Burnett's Italian-accented doubletalk in the showcased individually as well as collectively, with their personalities role of Chico. The plot does not allow Harpo's muted clowning until late quickly established in order to allow the audience to enjoy their trans- in the second act, but Bill Perlach shows another side of the quiet Marx formation into cinema icons, but as the title states, this is not just a when he serenades his mother with the sweet, sentimental "Momma, a show about the Marx Brothers, it's about Minnie, who goes to extraordi- Rainbow." nary lengths to shape her brood into stars. Michael DiGioia adds an enthusiastic touch as the "cute" Marx Broth- Whether she's conning the landlord or arranging for a performer to er, Zeppo, while a strong supporting cast, led by Ron McCloskey as get sick at 'The Palace," opening a slot for her boys on the world's most Papa "Frenchie" Marx and Gerald Crawford, Ray Mogennis, Paul Wheli- famous vaudeville stage, Minnie is not your average Jewish mother. han, Florence Irving, Maria Endick, Erika Insana, Marita Kleissler, and Portrayed with an Ethel Merman-exuberance by Vicki TYipodo, the Joann Tocci, most of whom play a variety of roles, shines as well, again, popular star of the Forum's recent production of Numense and the especially during the busy production numbers. theater's managing director/co-producer, Minnie is loud enough not to The show is far from perfect; some of the non-musical comic bits fall ignore and smart enough to know when to punt — on at least two flat on their backs, and the conclusion is anti-climactic at best; but as occasions, when trouble is breathing down her boys' necks, her moth- Groucho informed the audience during one routine, 'They can't all be erly advice is: "Scatter!" I loved it. gems, folks." Maybe, but the show itself is a pearl. Or, as Minnie would Portraying the Marx Brothers, though, is a trickier assignment - be sure to add, a mother-of-pearl. Minnie isn't an easy role, but we don't know her, so there's some room for an actress to breathe. We all know the Marx Brothers - so much so, MtNNItS tOVS tnrou^ April 18 at the Forum Theatre, 314 Main Street, even us amateurs can imitate them - but to sustain the character' Metuchen. Tickets $22-$26; discounts available. (906) 548-0582, Curtain calls NOW PLAYING drama on the South Side of Hood, me latest adaptation of mas'depiction of music from STATE THEATRE Lloyd Weber's rock opera by J.B, Preistly. April 12-June MRNCWATtR-MftlUN Chicago. Through April 11, Ad- the Sherwood Forest saga. the 30s and 40s. Through April 19 Livingston Ave. adapted from the Passion Ac- 30, Group rates available; can HMN SCHOOL mission J30-S18. Through April 4. Admission $8, 3. Admission $17.25 Satur- New Brunswick cording to St. Matthew. April 6, for prices. FORUM THEATRE discounts available. days, $15.75 Fridays and Sun- (908) 932-7511 Merriwood Dr., Orldgewater 9,10,11. Admission $15. LEVIN THEATER (90S) 231-8660 314 Mam St, Metuctien HUNTtRDONHHU days. •Mummenschanz, mime and •Godspetf, musical based on Rutgers Arts Center •FItWtof on fne Roof, musical (908) 548-0582 PLAYHOUSE PLAYHOUSE aa performance art from Europe, 3 the Passion According to St. George St., New Brunswick of the s/ifetl in cwrist Russia. •Minnie's Boys, comedy about Route 173, Hampton 210 Dunhams Corner Rd. p.m. April 4. Admission $20- Matthew, April 7,8,10.11. 7:30 p.m. April 2, 3, Admission the Marx Brothers and their 1-800-447-7313 East Brunswick $15. Admission $15. (908) 932-7511 1 $6. mother. Through April 18. Ad- •Plaza Suite, comedy by Neil (908) 254-3939 VILLAGERS THEATRE CROSSROADS THEATRE •Marat/Sade, Peter Weiss CIRCLE PLAYERS mission S26-J22, discounts Simon. Through April 6. Group •Babes In Arms, the Rodgers 475 DeMott Lane, Somerset COMPANY drama from the French Revolu- available. 416 Victoria Ave., Piscataway rates available: call for prices. and Hart musical made famous (908) 873-2710 7 Livingston Ave. tion. April 15-May 2. Admission (9081966-7555 GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE McCARTER THEATRE by Judy Garland end Mickey •Romance/Romance, a comedy New Brunswick $14, discounts available. •Bnsttin and the Polar Bear, 9 Livingston Ave. 91 University PI., Princeton that's two-two-two musicals in Rooney. Through April 25, Ad- 1908) 249-5560 PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE New England drama by Tom New Brunswick (609) 683-8000 mission $12, discounts avail- one, Through April 10, Admis- •Genesis 1993 Festival, read- Brookslde Or,, Millbum Griffin. Throutfi April 3. Admis- (908) 246-7717 •Sweet 4 Hot, wotld ;.remiere able. sion $15. ings of new works by African- sion $10, discounts available, •Foxfire, the Susan Cooper- ol Harold Arlen songs in a SOMERSET VALLEY PLAYERS American playwrights, April 15- (201) 376-4343 CROSSROADS THEATRE Hume Cronyn musical set in revue. Through April 11. Admis- Amwell Rd., Neshanic COMING UP May 2. Admission INSERT •MyFa/rLaoy)lheLerner& COMPANY Appalachia. April 3-25, Admis- sion $38-112. (908) 369-7469 Loewe musical derived from 7 Livingston Ave. sion $30-516. OFMROADSTREET THEATRE BUCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE PRICE! HUNTERDON HILLS •Rumors, farce concocted by Pygmalion by George Bernard New Brunswick GROWING STAGE 5 South Greenwood Ave. 70 South Main St, PLAYHOUSE Neil Simon. Through April 10. Shaw. April 7-May 22. Admis- (90S) 249-5560 Route 24, Chester Hopewell Admission $11 Friday and Sat- New Hope, Pa, Route 173, Hampton •Mothers, world premiere of (906) 879-4946 (609) 466-2766 urday, $15 for two tickets Sun- (215) 862-2041 1-800-447-7313 sion $41-$26, discounts avail- Kalhtaen McGhee-Anderson's •7he New Adventures of Robin •TTie MNi&ht Strut! Fran Char- day, •Jesus CMst Superstar, Andrew •When We MB Married, comedy able. 10 pi • Fortes Newspapers March 31-April 3,1993 WMNBHOPIUS Singles CATHOLIC ALUMNI CU* $20. (908) 721-8463. bers $3, non-members $4, April 9. 7:30 p.m. Cost $6. Jacket required, •Ballroom dance at McAteers, Of CtJNTML NIMf JCftSIY dNnuumiiv (90S) 382-7794. •Dance at Sheraton hotel, Fair- •Art auction at VFW hall, East •Dance at Van's, Freehold, 9 Somerset, 7:30 p.m, Thurs- •Volleyball at SlMary'iHitfi •Post-Pasaover brunch at field, 8:30 p.m, April 10. Jacket Brunswick, 8:30 p.m. April 17, p.m. April 2. days, Cost $5, Sctnot, Ptfth Amboy, 7:30 V •!• QRB^V la^^^^fff Larry's Kosher Dell, Ramfctd, required. Cost $3. •Anniversary party at Town & SOLO SINGLES p.m. Wednesdays, Coil $3. U a.m. April 18. Members •Dance at HoWey Inn, Spring- •Open dance at Hilton hotel, Campus, West Orange, 9 p.m. (age«40-o«der) (908)756-0940,3291260. •Volleyball at Good Sports. $13, non-members $15. (908) field, 8:30 p.m. April 17. Jacket Iselin, 8 p.m. April 18. New- April 3, Jacket required. (908)665-2686,766-1639 •Wnner it Red Lobster restau- Metawm. 3 p.m. April 4. Mem- 412-6228. requited. member orientation at 7:30 •Dances at Hilton hotel. Short between 6-9 p.m. rant, WoodbrtdflB) 7:30 p.m. bers $8, non-members $10, •Men-only meeting in North NCWJtftSEVMOONMKtM p.m. Members $6, non- Hills, 8 p.m. April 4,18, May 2, •Rap or bridge at Central Pres- April 2. (90S) 756-0940. (908)935-0173. Brunswick, 8 p.m. April 19. TALLOW members $8. Jacket required, byterian Church, Summit, 6:30 •Darice at KnleJHs of Columbus •Dance at Quality Inn, Somer- Cost $2. (908) 251-7651. (women S'lO^ertdtaNf, •General meeting at Ramada •Dance at Scanticon-Princeton, p.m, April 4,18,25. Cost $2. hall, Editon. 8:30 p.m. April 3. set, 9 p.m. April 10. Members •Book discussion group in Edi- rrwnirandta«er;ll-Qtdtf) Inn, Raritan Center, Edison, Platnsboro, 9 p.m, April 9. •Bridge night at Central Pres- Non-membtn $10. (908) 756- $5, non-members $7, (908) son, 8 p.m. April 26. (908) (201)267-3648 8:30 p.m. April 19. Jacket required. byterian Church, Summit, 7:15 0940. 704-8480. 412-6228. •Business meeting at Ramada SECOND SUNDAY •Dances at Liberties, Sheraton p.m. April 15. Cost $3. •M«i and brunch, 11a.m. •Business brunch at Grist Mill, Inn, Fairfield. 8 p.m. April 13, (MWHn urife hotel, Iselin. 9 p.m, April 10, SOMERSET HILLS April 4. Mast at St. Bema- Tinton Falls, 11 a.m. April IB. (eeawated wd divorced) NOW THAT'S QANCIN'SINQUS BfofleeaJonala, 20-45) 17, SINGLE HIKERS delta's Church, Parttn; brunch Cost $9.95. (908) 935-0173. (908) 249-6459 (908) 707-0660 (908) 889.8800 •Dance at Sheraton Tara hotel, (908) 774-6759 follows at Peter Panh Diner, •Discussion group at First Bap- •Ballroom and modem music •Discussion group at Jewish Parsippany, 9 p.m, April 10, •Hike at Jockey Hollow, Mor- Sayreville. (908) 721-8463lw- tist Church of New Market, Pis- •t Costa del Sol, Bound Brook, Community Center of Central Jacket required. nstown, 11:30 a.m. April 4. Meet in lot across from Willie's fore9p,m, (908) 722-6863, 754-0317 cataway, 7:15 p.m. Mondays. 8 p.m. Wednesdays. Cost $6. New Jersey, Scotch Plains, •Dance at Gate House, West •Dinner at Brother* Baa, Old •Sad-help group at Centenary Cost $3. noon April 11. Cost $6 in ad- Orange, 8 p.m. April 11. Taveme, Bedminster, Cost $4, •Latin dancing at Costa del Sol, •Hike at South Mountain Res- BrMH, 7 p.m. April 16. (908) United Methodist Church, MU8TM08U0 vance, $8 at the door. •Dances at Grand Summit Bound Brook, 8 p.m. Thurs- ervation, Millbum, 11:30 a.m. 721-8463 betan 9 p.m. Metuchen, 7:30 p.m, Tuts- CMMSTIANSNMUI days. Cost $6. 8MQM SINGLES hotel, Summit, 9 p.m, April 16, April 11. Meet in lot across •TGIS parly * TN Widow, days* (908) 359-4493,214-0432 PAWNT8 WITHOUT PAHTNWI (908)291-2763 May 1. Jacket required. from Willie's Taveme, Bedmin- GfMft Brook, 6:30 p.m. April •Dinner at Mediterranean res- •Hikes at Tatum Park, Middle- •Dance at Garden State Arts ster. Cost $4. Center, Holmdel. 9 p.m. April 17. Muat native by April 16. (609) 520-9337, taurant, HiHsborouejh, 6 p.m, (906)254-6666 town, and Holmdel Park, Holm- SOPHISTICATED SOCIALS (908) 754-3344 befcxt 10 (908) 446-2699 April 3. 16. •Closed dance (members only) del, 11 a.m, April 3. Meet in (pfefleatloneJe 30-BO) pm, •Discussion group (not church- NtWDtPfCTATWHI at Hilton hotel, letHn, 8 p.m. commuter lot at Garden State •Dance at Sheraton hotel, Fair- (908)221-0047 •ftnjnchatRumbleieftirw- afflllated). social hour, and (201)984-9158 April 4. New-member orienta- Parkway Ewt 120. Members field, 9 p.m. April 17. •NetwnungatBndgBwater taunnt, Soirih Bruneww, dancing at First Presbyterian Costfor al l events $8. tion at 7:30 p.m. Cost $6. $3, non-members $5. •Dance at Birchwood Manor, Manor, 6 p.m. Thursdays, Cost 11:30 i.m. April IS. (908) Church, Htfttstown, 9 p.m. Fri- •Dtacuttlon group, dancing, •Open dance at Ramada Inn, Whippany, 9 p.m. April 23. $12. 329-1360. days. Coat $6. andbutartMorrtstownUnl- Raritan Center, Edison, 6 p.m, (906) 754-5940 •Dance at Holiday Inn, Spring- YOUNG SWttiCATHOUC •Otrwar it The Barp, Perth tarian FfHowiMp, 8 p.m. April April 10. New member orianta- •Comedy n#rt at Clarion Hotel, field, 9 p.m. April 24. ADULTS OJUI Anftoy, 7:30 p.m. Apr* 23. 2,16,23,30. tlon at 7:30 p.m. Members $6, EdUon.Sp.m.ApnU •Dance at Mayfak Farms, West (afeaai-SI) (908) 329-1260,7M-0940. •Dinner at Plaza Diner, Edison, •Dances at Meyfcir Farmi, non-members $8, Ow#i, 9 p.m, April 30. (908) 241-7936,354-6759 tSlna> Sunday, Man and but- 6:30 pm. Wednesdays. (908) WeitOranie, 8:30 p.m. Apm *UQNQ nerat tmemoert (906)462-2406 SOCIAL Aovomms •Wine and cheese social at Im- lit dinner at Ow Lady of Cie- 753-0263,251-7651. 3,24. JecHet repwud, Cost for alevtnts 110. only) at Sheraton hotel, East FOMNtQLCS maculate Hejfl of Maty Church, Mochow Church, South pun. •Rap with friends in Scotch •Comedy rW at MorrHtowi Bruntwfck, S p.m. April 11,25. •Dance at Tumbeny at RHIo't, Scotch Plains, 2 p.m. April 18. ^•wi^^—• "^— ™"—"•—~~—™^ ™~—" • OPEN HOUSE AT GYMBOREEI! YEAH!! LETS GO!! (9N) 234-1444 i « 6 W 10-5 Sew Jersey At GYMBOREE, your first ex- Symphony perience of FUN is FREL Brin|> your child to our OPEN HOUSE and try out over 40 pieces of pmtoNylbtbestinibe specially-built play The Seu tort Times equipment, meet the Come play! James teacher and play with it up! \Galway\ piano Gymbo the Clown. Jabja ling, twditctvr Millsborough/Flagtown Bound Brook St. John's Churcj iHillsborough Flrehouse #1 FRI. 319WlnsorSt. "If BRUNSWICK Equator Ave., Flagtown Thurs. April 8 -State 'SUN, APRIL 4 JPM Weds, April 7 3-16 mos.-11:30 am 8.6 pml SYMPHONY HALL, NEWARK 3-16 mos,-11:15 am 4 6 pm toddlers -10:45 am & 6:45 prf SAIKI f«yto 1 toddltrs • 9:30 & 6:45 pm 2-4 yrs. -10 am & 7:30 pm ULHIMJMI rilBO UMCnl) |^( (BTWnT) 2-4 vrs. 10:20 am A 7:30 om KH0CIEI GrtnPlamdtadiifnikfTt (All I Uura Brooks Rice, mezio- Friday, April 18,8 p.m. MMMQAiWAV $12. soprano: Edwin Stamer, ptanist; McCarterThttue Saturday, AprH 3,8 p.m. Friday, April 2,8 p.m. Saturday, Aprt 3,8 p.m. Sunday, April 18,3 p.m. and Sherry Apgir, clarinet. 91 University Pt., Princeton F«irM#> OicWrnon UnKwtity Stats Theatre, New Brunswick Princeton University Chapel OfNCWJOStY TapHn Auditorium, Adults $10, senior citizens and 1609)683-8000 itnWIHaU.Madiion Saturday, April 3,8 p.m. (609) 258-3048 Saturday, April 3,8:16 p.m. Princeton University students $8. •Pianist performs worts by J.S. (201)593-8620 War Memorial, Trenton •Organist pertomis works by (609)258-5000 DAVID IUMUS Morris Museum Bach, Schubert, Chopin, and t Jazz clarinet artist performs ml Sunday, AprH 4,3 p.m. J.S. Bach, Mendelssohn, and 6 Normandy Hearts Rd. •Vtoto player and pianist per- Saturday, April 3,3 p.m. other composers. Admission the Louis Gordon Trio, Admis- Symphony Mali, Newark other composers. Free admis- Morristown torn wika by J.S. Bach, Montdair Art Museum $28, S25, sion $22, discounts available. 1-BOO-ALLEGRO sion. (201) 267-0206 Brahrm, Pejininl, Bktcnt and 3 South Mountain Ave. COLOfMilVMHWNV DC U MONTANA At MM •Flautist performs works by De- CHARLOTTE MATTAX Sebastian Currtef. Frw admis- Montdair Friday, April 2,8:30 p,m. Saturday, April 3,7:30 p.m. bussy, Brahms, and other com- Tuesday, April 6,8 p.m. •Hounds for Strfng Orchestra by sion, (201) 746-5555 Madison Junior School Perth Amboy Hltfi School posers arthe New Jersey Sym- Kirkpatrick Chapel, David Diamond; afso works by HMMRN MAMMAL •Guitarist performs works from Mam St., Madison EageSt,, Perth Amboy phony Orchestra. Admission Rutgers University Gerahwta and Bernstein, plus Spain and Latin America. Ad- (201) 377-1310 (908) 745-4489 $39112, discounts available. George St., New Brunswick Negro spiritual*. Silent auction Saturday, April 17,8 p.m. mission $6, discounts avail- •World premiere of a new work •Merengie from the Dominican H.M.S. WNAfOM (908) 932-7511 precedes concert at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, April 18,4 p.m. able. by Mai Lifcnitz; also Mozart's Republic, performed by Jose Saturday, April 3,8 p.m. •Music of the 17th and 18th Admission $50, includes recep- St Bemardi Episcopal Church CENTRAL JCJISCY Slnfwla Concertante in E flat Quwada y Los Cinco Diablos State Theatre centuries performed on the tion, Oanmont Rd., Bemardsville IrMPHONV OVfCMESmA major and Tchaikovsky's Ser- and Inkhay, Adutts $1, children 19 Livingston Ave. organ, harpsichord, and forte- HUM SUM MAMMUM* (908) 706-2959 mi rniMinfiiivwfnv Saturday, April 3, 8 p.m. enade for Strings in C major. free, New Brunswick piano, Admission $11, dis- •TMNO QUAKTCT •Community chorale stn$ Theatre at Rantan Valley Admission $29-110. QUtZfAVFENVO (908) 246-7469 counts available. Friday, AprH 16,6 p.m. wotta by Hauler, Palestrina, Community College COMfOSW CNUMttf April 12 and 13,8 p.m. •Opera on the hitfi seas wrthe N J. CHAMfCR MUSK! SOCHTV Hamilton Park Faun, Wertock. and other com- Route 28, North Branch ATPMNCCTON Taplin Auditorium, New York QHbertt Sullivan Sunday, April 18,3 p.m. Confafence Center poser*. Admission $12, dis- (908) 725-3420 Thursday, April 15,8 p.m. Princeton University Players, AdmHtion S28S22. Morris Munum counttlMjhbla. •The overture to Russian Easter Taplin Auditorium, (609)258-5000 MKHAtLHCMtt 6 Normandy Heists Rd. 175 Park Ave., Ftortwn Parti by Rimsky-Horsakov; Rach- Princeton University •Pianist performs works by Sunday, April 18,7:30 p.m. Morrfstown (201) 267-0206 Sunday/April 18, 4 p.m. manlnow's Symphony No, 2 In (609) 258-5000 Oyula Csapo (April 12 v^Veron- McCerter Theatre (201) UI-O454 •Haydn's Quartet No, 3 InO Westminster Choir CoHe«( i minor; Shostakovich's Piano •Speculum rrwwcee: works by Ike ftonkos, vMinceilo) and so- 91 University PI,, Princeton •Sound tne Trumpet by Purced; Moirt'i Quart* in G Bnctot Chaptf t Prinoaton Concerto No. 2 In f major. Ad- Eric Chasatow, Constance Coo- natasbyBeitBanok(Apnil3 («O9)6S3-80O0 "0a*o dtf'empiirjfti1- from 387; Three Of*t/- (609)021-2663 mission $9, discounts avail- per, Mario Davidovftky, Wayne •Ciitartst from the Wndham */twH0 by Handel; Frank nww by Benjamin Britten* Ad- •Sonatas and sonp ptffDrmcd able. Pttenon, and Mark Zakj. Frtt Free admWon April 12; adurti BF miesion $12 rn advance, $15 by Marvin Kama, baritorw; MMMCHfKKttSKY admtsekxi 110, student! 12 April 13. $17. Walton's facada.Admiision (Pleawtumtopa|il3) r t • *." WMtondPlus Soundings i Church, (609) 921-2663 TUESOAY NOONDAY CONCURS at tht door; dlnntr extra. Bound Brook Saturday, Apr* 17,8 p.m. 13; 12:15 pm Sunday, April 4,3 p.m. (906) 396-3575 Morris Knoas TtfflpS] ShOiOfTI •Fault's musicto Ifunsrai , Hieji School, DenviHe Rulers UftlvenVty BISWistSavtnthSt. lung by tti» choin of both (201) 5.18-6413 Qeonjs St, New Brunswick crwrcnas. PoutaflCi Orfsn •Music from the maestro who (BOD 932.7511 (90S) 75*4447 Concerto in 0 minor Kioto be put the P.D.Q.ki Bach. Ucbn performed. Donation. •Chinwf snitrnMt partofmt precede* Princeton perform, Free admission. area at 3 p.m. Ffie admission Saturday, April 3,9 p.m. in Princeton; admission t& tUinOenvie. Saturday, April 17,8 p.m. Mnoaton UnMntty SOMERSET VAUIV Union County Arts Center Nicholas MuaJcCartsf, (009) 258-S00O 1601 Irving St., Rahway Rt^fHI Altt Ctflttr •University chorus sings wrth Sundiy, April 18,3 p.m. 1908)232.9400 Q»f|i St., Nw Brunswick two othar Ivy LUM cnorHH, Bound BwKHifi School •Mourt's Piano Concerto No. (905) 932-7511 Red Hot and Out (YM) end West Onion Am. 21; Tchaikovsky's Symphony •AnntMrwy concirt of hit pw- Chord on BhwstPem). Adults Bound Brook No, S. Admission $19, dis- ludM md IriM «|Mirifli Yunf, $8, studenH SS. (906) 722-0122 counts availaMe. plaftlst; Judith NtaaiaCMtaw, IT. UWMMCC •WorftsbyVfvtW.MoiirU.S. YOUtt ARTIST soprano; arid Jamas Scott, ITMNQQUAJIfffT Bean, and other composers. flautist. Admission til, dUs- Sunday. April 4,7:30 p.m. Adults 13. children under 12 coumt mtablt. N.J. Center for Visual Arts free, Friday, April 16,8 p.m. IUMTMI VMUY CHORUS 68 Elm St., Summit State Theatre Sunday, April 4,4 p.m. (908} 232-1116 April 2,3; 8 p.m. 19 Uvingtton Ave. Unitsd Reform*! Churcti •Beethovtn's String Quartet New Theater, New Brunswick 100 Wsst Main St,Somerville No. t: Brahms' Sonata in D flat Rutgers Arts Center 1-800-ALLEGRO Tht Rtrltan Valley Chorus will ptrform a Palm Sunday concert (906) 359-3771 minor; Schumann's Piano Quin- GeorfB St., New Brunswick •Works by Btethoven, Stravin- Sunday, April 4, 4 p.m., at tha Unltad Rtformtd Church In Som- •105-voJct chorale sings tet. Adults $16. senior citizens (908) 932-7511 sky, Chopin, and Saint-Saens, trvilla. Faure'sflaqufrm, plus Ap- and students $12. •Opera by Conrad Susa and performed by each of four teen- palachian folk hymns arranajtrj KTER MHKMCLI Anne Sexton, performed by the age musicians wAhe New Jer- by Alice Parker. Admission $5. Tuesday, April 13,8 p.m. Opera at Rutgers ensemble. sey Symphony Orchestra. Free REQUIEM Westminster Choir Admission $14, discounts admission; reservations re- Sunday, AprtU, 7 p.m. College, Princeton available. quired. 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Symphony 11 COUNTRY CANE SUGAR Ooton Exptoror 2 OQpDII £ A PER 5 LB. iW BAG r Monti 31-Aprl 3,1993 Forbes Newspapers 13 0 Sitcom cinema Lukewarm 'Married To If saved by some strong performances By JEFFREY COHEN WKtanrfffusfffm Critic here's nothing really wrong withM«fMTolt,the Arthur Hiller comedy that's Tbeen sitting on the shelf for a year and a half, waiting for Orion Pictures to find advertising money. Pity is, there's nothing especially right about it, either. Aspiring to the rich tradition of The Big Chili, Return 0/ the Secau- cus Seven, and the revered St. Elmo's Fin, Married To It con- cerns itself with three couples who find themselves, through a series of unlikely circumstances, banded together as dear friends despite the fact that they have virtually nothing in common. Its one of those movies where Cyblll Shtphord, Ron Sltvtr, Btau Brldgts, Stockard Channlng, Robert Saan Ltomrd and Mary nobody seems to have any friends Stuart Miiterton star In Orlon'i otf-tha-ahatf comtdy Marriatf To ft. outside of the group, and even after meeting three or four times, the two guys get together to help a people are, well, rich people. Your average suburbanite is going to find it third move out of his apartment. Apparently, he doesn't know anybody hard to relate. else in New York despite having lived there all his life. The screenplay, by Janet Kovalcik, doesn't really try very hard to do The cast is what makes the film at all interesting. Paired off, they are: anything other than set up these characters and get them together for a Beau Bridges and Stockard charming as the working-class retro hippies, series of improbable reasons, chief among them the decorations com- Robert Sean Leonard (Dead Poets Society) and Mary Stuart Masterson mittee for a pageant at a private school where two of the couples have as the young, naive yuppies and Cybill Shepherd and _^____ children and masterson works as (get ready) the Ron Silver as the rich heiress and her emotionally enmahsvft/ «AuxA psychologist! What a turn of events, huh? blind husband. ', SOmBDOuy jt»s ^ supposed to be about the healing power of It's all very glib and smooth, as director Hiller tO g8t thlS CaSt friendship and the institution of marriage, but only {Love Story, Silver Streak) might be expected to de- tQ&BthGf d&din ddd Wdke ^e efforts of the cast( chiefly ^ver (always under- liver. As it goes, it's interesting enough, but never ^^ rated), Bridges and Channing, help it rise above the scratches below the surface or goes beyond type char level of, say, family Matters. And shepherd, in her acters. At the end, the movie is something of a frus- patented classy, ice-queen shiksa role, manages to trating experience, because we feel there could have been something inject a note of humanity that other actresses would be unable to make ^ / profound or at least accomplished here, but the filmmakers settled for believable. sitcom punchlines and sitcom sentiment. Someday, somebody ought to get this cast together again and make a As with many films in this genre, the audience is asked to identify really good film. Because this isn't one, and they still accomplish the with people who have virtually no connection to most everyday lives. difficult - they make it enjoyable, if disposable. t •, t Tlie yuppies find themselves in the middle of a stock manipulation Warning: anyone at all nostalgic about the '60s should avoid this film; scam that makes the front page; the working class couple both work for it manages to trivialize everything the youth movement was trying to the city adminitration, so they end up at a party with Ed Koch; the rich stand for. To the tune of Joni Mitchell. Film capsules Ca#iuto ravftwt to partner with a pint-sized wit- pressive followup to Beauty and ed Weapon I) stars as a black tan Secret Service alumnus winner Judy Holiday. (PG) m by WMkMWrnM ness to a crime, with the ex- me Qeast is an animated retell- writer who is mistaken for a who falls m love with his client, FALLING 0OWN Out*: pected comic results, Directed ing of the Arabian Nights fairy burgular in his own home on a a seiy singer played by Whitney •Rap music comedy about •Michael Douglss stars in di- k* "- RMOflWMMM by Henry WmWer. (PG! tale, Voices include Robin Wil- resort island. Nicholas Cage Houston in her leature film three friends, one of whom as- rector Joe! Schumacher's ac- , — Strongly rtcommtndMl THE CRUSH liams as the genie, (G) and Dabney Coleman co-star, debut, m sumes the identity of a well- tion thriller about an angry Los (PG-13) BORN YESTERDAY •Thriller about a teenage girl AUVE known criminal rappers, stars Angeles motorist who turns vi- who obsesses on a magazine IEST Of THE BEST a •Remake of the 1950 Georfle Chris Rock and Phil Hartman of OPENING THIS WEEK •Based on the true story and olent. Strong supporting cast writer (Gary Elwes). (Rl best-selling book about survi- •Once-hot Eric Roberts (Pope Cukor comedy (based on the Saturday Night Live and co- mt ADVENTURES includes Robert Duvalt as the OFHUCKfINN JACK THE BEAR'Dann, DeVito vors of an airline crash in the 0' Greenwich WWago) continues Garsm Kanm play] about a mil- median Chris EHiott (Groundnog police officer in charge of the •Disney retttis the Mark Twain stars as an eccentric widower Andes who survive for 10 to toil in B-mowes, this time in lionaire who hires a journalist to Day, Toii-TVs Gef a lite], (R) manhunt, along with Frederick claisic, one of the rare stones who struggles to raise his sons. weeks before being retcued by a sequel to the 1989 martial tutor his showgirl girlfriend on THE CRYtNQ GAME Forrest, Barbara Hershey ana that just can't be done enough. (PG-13) resorting to cannibalism. (R) arts films about Americans cultured behavior. John Good- n»Osc»f-nominated romantic Note the rating, though, par- AMOI AND ANDREW competing in a world karate man, Melame Griffith and Don thriller about an Irish fugitive Tuesday Weld. Offbeat humor m ents. (PG) CURRENT FILMS •Satirical comedy 1$ the order tournament. (R) Johnson assume the respective hiding out in London, where he the vein of Revenge of fhe COP AND A HALF ALADMN of the day as Samuel L. Jack- THE IODYOUARD roles of Brodenck Crawford, falls for a woman who also has Nerds meets Oeain Wsh is •Burt Reynolds is a cop forced Disney does it again, im- son {National Lampoon's Load- •Kevin Costner stars as a Spar- William Holden and Oscar- a few skeletons in her closet. (Please turn to page 15) Ti I • f Fortes Newspapers March 31-April 3,1993 1 1 WootondPlus Review revue 'Born Yesterday' takes a beating emakes are tricky business, This may be one of the reasons fith and her little-girl voice were and the better the original, why Bom YeAtertiay,..plays so destined for, this is it. Johnson is the harder it is to satisfy lamely in its glitzy new Aim ver- very likeable as the jour- Rthe public - and the crit- sion updated to the 1990s...Though nal»t...Goodman is less the gruff, ics. After all, if the remake doesn't the principal performances by Ms. crude businessman of the original improve or add to the story, who Griffith. John Goodman and Don and more like a celebrity doing a needs it? Johnson are no more than thor- russy-flt.Aj usual, if you grew up Born Yesterday, written by Gar- oughly adequate, the new film has on the original you probably won't sin Kanin, opened on Broadway in some good things going for it, in- cotton to this one, but Bom Vctter- 1946 before making it to the silver cluding an excellent supporting day is such good material that it screen in 1950, with a stellar cast cast.Yet Born Yesterday is a shad- makes for a pleasing update. It* s that included Broderick Crawford. ow's shadow.'1 not intellectually challenging, but William Holden and Judy Hol- if that's what you're after, read De liday, who won an Oscar for recre- Tocqueville." ating the role she played in the Roger Ebert theater. TN Dally Nm Mike Clark Fast-forward to 1993, with John "Watching Born Yesterday," I USAToday Goodman, Don Johnson and his picked up an enormous weariness, ''Disney's embarrassing Bom wife, Melanie Griffith forming a a dispirited approach to the mate- Yesterday remake plays as if it new cast under the direction of rial, as if everyone hod lost heart, were made far too many yester- John Goodman hlrn (ourmllit Oon Johnson to rtilno hit girt- Luis Mandoki, who takes over for this is supposed to be snappy ma- days ago, despite script allusions lrl$3ndt (Mtlanlt Griffith) social mamwi In a rtmaki ol ttit the legendary George Cukor. terial, and it comes across to cable TV and exercise spas,* classic 1950 Qsorga Cukor cpm«dy Bom Vt ittnfay. You've got to give them credit for gloomy....The screenplay by Dou- .Minus Holiday's comic timing, nerve, but was it worth the effort? glas McGrath docs the material no and with a lot of dead air, the '90s favors. Kanin's witty, literate lines payoff is only for those whose po- have been dumbed down for litical savvy was conceived and Vincent Canby today's audience." nurtured in Disneyland.,.Stillborn Th« Now York Timts Yesterday has only one memorable "They don't make dumb broads' scene, and it's likely to endure as like Billie Dawn anymore, or if Jami Bernard the movie year's low point...One they do, they don't, they don't call The New York Pott could hear the oozing sound of ce- JERSEYAIRES & them that in our sensitized society. "If there was a role Melanie Grif- rebral meltdown in my theater" SWEET ADELINES Bute Shop Singing Sal. April 3,1 P.M. Film capsules All Sou '10 (Continued from pifi 14) D.B. Sweeney and James Gamer, •The LeW MUNpon seriM|tn -,;Cliftt Eastwood's Oic«- WESTHELD SYMPHONY somewhat entertaining, but don't (PG-13) the Ntftfd Gun uuttmrt wth nommattd masterpiece about a Brad Ketmach be tooled: this it just another ex- EmelioEstevti pitying »» MM former |jnslingtr wfto can'i ei- ploitative action flick |rvtng oft all »*BiH Murray has a big showcase Gibson roH at a Lo» Anp*« de- cape rvi past is b*ck fof another Conducting Tchaikovsky #5 the wrong messages about justifi- in this Harold Rarms comedy | tectrveonmeedH. (PG-13) run. Gene Hackman is brilliant as with Guest Pitniit Jeffrey Biegle able violence. (R) about a television weatherman POiMT OF NO WCTURN a teif-rifiteous sheriff. (Rl UHTAMCO HEART Sat April 17, 8 P.M. AFAR Off PIACI who keeps reliving the same day •Seiy Br*d#n Fonda (Sinjfe a •The Disney-Sptetberi connection - Groundnog Day, of course. mite Fern*, Sit^t) it a •Young love with Martsa Torrw General Admission l9 - Seniors '16 strikes again with this outdoor Andie MacDowell (Se*. Lies and death-row murdtreu ncrwttd by (My Couiift Vmny) and Chnstian adventure about two teenage vdeotape) co-stars as Murray's a covert organization of hifh-level Slater (Pump Up The Volume) as friends who are chased into the romantic target, (PG) assassins in this Amencwwd a waitress and a busboy. Rosie SAENGOR CHOR & African wilderness by a gang ol HEAR NO EVIL version of the French Mm La Pew (White Men Can't Jump) is violent poachers, Hardly a Disney •Thmier stars Oscar-winner Mar- Femme Nikita. (R) along for the nde. (PG-13) classic, but likeable young actors lee Matim (CfxMren of a Lesse' MCHHtlOVC THCVAMSHmG THE SCHWABISCHER help lo overcome Swiss-cheesy Gorfl as a deaf woman who is •Strong cast (Albert Finney, Jill •Jeff Bndges.K)efer Sutherland plot. Film is screened with the threatened by a stalker. With Clayburgh, Kyle Mclachtan) en- and Nancy Travis star m this SAENGERBUND latest Rogtr Rabbit 'toon, Trail O.B. Sweeney and Margin Sheen. livens drama about a family cri- thriller about a man trying to save Qcmun Singing M'm-up, Unfortunately, both the (R), sis. (PG-13) his kidnapped girlfriend. (R) rum and the cartoon contain MOMCWARDIOUNDiTHEIN- SCENT OF A WOMAN Sa, April 24, 8 P.M. more violence than Disney's CttOmt JOUfMCY •Al Paoflo stars as a blind, re- REVIVALS usual audience, kids, «hn'tict •Disney's latest adventure m the tired Army officer who leads a have toendufe(PG) wild, oased on the Sheila Bum- young prep school student, hired SONG Of CEYLON (1934)/HOU|. AFCWQOOOMfN fo'fl cook The inctedtWe Journey to ewe lot him at home, on a ING PROBLEMS (1935)/ BEN-HUR i* A few glaring flaws m script and tells the story of three house ueis mad weekend romp through COALFACE (1M5VNIOHTMALL direction undermine, hut do not - two dogs and a cat - seoit- Manhattan, ill] (1931) Silent Film Classic. Lee Eiwin Oipnist spoil, this hard-driving drama rated from then human families SOMMERSBY -.Part II of the Rutgers Film Co- Sun., April 23, 3 P.M. starring Tom Cruise as a tajy Ma- and fo'ceo to journey through un- • Loose remake of the French op's tribute to British docu- fine lawyer investigating the nam- known wilderness in a search loi Mm The Return of Martm Guerre mentary pioneer John Gnerson AUSeatsV ing death of a young leather nee* their Homes. Mostly for kids. iOi win joflie Foster and Richard failures four short films from (he Demi Moore co-stars as the su- MADDOGANDQLORY Gere as Civil Wnr Veteran whose era o( the Great Depression. OFF mm PARKING perior officer pushing him to get Robert DeNiro Stars as a ponce identity is questioned when he Song ol Ceylon looks at a British to the real truth, which leads rum photographer who saves the itfe returns home. (PG-13) colony in Sri Lanka from an Ori- AVAILABLE to scene chewing officer Jack Ni- ol a gangster (Bill Mu»ayl. who SWING KIDS entalist perspective; the latter cholson, Wasted scenes tele- . rewards fiim with the Beautiful •A group of dancing teenagers three, respectively, deal with the graph information the audience >s Um,i Thurman (fina/Arta/ysis). defy the Nazis m 1930s Ger- problems of urban housing, coal better off without, but solid acting IRI many. With Christian Bale {Em- miners and postal workers. Fri* IISTOKK by the principals nnd capable MARRIED TO IT pire of tne Sun} and Barbara Her- Hay, Attf 3,71.111.,« Mie* support by Kevin Bacon, co- •Romantic comeoy about three stwy. (PG-13) oierHaMoomlOO.ontfia median Kevin Pollack. James Manhattan couolos who inter- TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TIM- CoNega Avenue csmawt of "IIl-ATKI Marshall (Mn Peaks) nmi J,T. mmpitj wtiiiD planning a play at TIES 3 ftutf tfi IWvtntty In New Walsh overcome a rare bad out tneir chiidien's school. With CyDill •Ir^c Fab f-our fight real nmjas •nifWNkh. Pretented by the ing by director Rob Reiner, iRi Shcphcid, Beau Bridges, Mary when are transported back to an- HirtgenFHm Co-op ltt!*93 RRC IN THE SKY Stunrt Masterson and Ron Silver. cienl japan m this latest live- New Jer»ty Mtdla Arts fettrvaJ r,n\ ol in I •Cinematic treatment of Robert (IN action feature based on the pop- $tfln| Program, flctitli 13, $2 Ueberman's "true" story about NATIONAL LAMPOON'S ular cartoon series. (PG) for FVffl Co-op member*. (Ml) an alien abduction. Stars include LOADED WEAWNI UNFOMHVEN / Vl •• Forties Newspapers Mark your E N T S calendar Can you say 'Upizzaner?' Famous horse show rides into Hunterdon Central High School he Clydesdales may be the most famous horses in the United States, but all they re- Tally do is help sell Budweiser. The Royal Upizzaner Stallions, meanwhile, have worked hard to earn their reputation as uwid-fa* mous steeds. Imported from Austria, the mag- nificent white mounts will perform their elegant, precise excercises as the stars of the Wonderfol World of Horses show coming to Hunter- don Central High School in Rem- ington Sunday, April 4. For more than 400 years, the six bloodlines of the Lipizzan breed, known for their nimble dancing and spectacular leaps, have been •>*„ carefully maintianed according to equestrian tradition. Their history of their forerurmerss can be traced as far back as 2,000 years, to an- cient Carthage. In the late 16th century, the breed was established as the exclusive property of Aus- trian nobility and military aristoc- racy and were trained for battle. Today, a select group of the Royal Upizzaners, whose preser- vation during World War II is cred- ited to a rescue from Russian troops by General George S. Pat- ton (an episode dramatized in the Disney movie The Mimcle of the Whxie Stallions), tours throughout the United States and Canada, per- forming individual and ensemble exercises, intricate maneuvers that show off their superior breeding, athletic ability and style. THE ROYAL UnZZANER STAUJONS, Sunday, April 4,2 p.m., at Hunterdon Central HJ$\ School, 84 Route 31, Rem ington. Tickets $12,50 adults, $iochii The Royal Llpplzaner Stallioni, a rare breed of horM whose lineage traces back to ancient dren under 12 and seniors over 60. Carthage, are featured in the Wonderful World of Horses Show scheuled to ride Into Flemlngton (908) 7881893. for a performance at Hunterdon Central High School Sunday, April 4,2 p.m. Happenings ARTS AURORA (908) 238-4231 7 p.m. April 2,9 3,m.-5 p.m. Budget Motor Lodge Exit 136, Cranforrj (201) 596-6611 also at noon April 6-8,13-16. Chatham High School •Comic book and trading-card April 3. Admission $6, group Route 9, Woodbridge {90812471093 Adults $4, children under 12 •"Partner*Ship*EartrV 2 p.m. 255 Lafayette Ave,, Chatham show, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Apfil 3. rates available. (908) 583-7915 •Exactly what it says, 10 a.m.- W. Saturday and Sunday, April 3- 1201) 377-6622 Free admission. KATYDIDS'SPRINO BOUTIQUE •Exactly what It says, 5-9:30 5 p.m. Apr 19,10, Free admis- •"Bear Tales," plus stories of July 3; also at 1 p.m. April 6-8, •Art workshops and perform- COUNTRY FOLK ARI Reeves-Reed Arboretum p.m. April 8. Adults $1, chil- sion. ancient Greece and E&pt, 1 13-16. Children under 4 not ance for children, 10:30 a.m -4 SHOW AND SALE 165 Hobart Ave., Summit dren under 6 free, WORU) OF CARDS and 3 p.m. Saturday and Sun- admitted. p.m. April 3. Admission $5 per Exposition Hall (908) 273-8787 SPRING BOUTIQUE AND COMICS day. performance, $4 per workshop. Raritan Center, Edison •Rabbits, trees, and other K- OF CRAFTS Middlesex Mall •"Destination Universe," 2 and RARITAN VALLEY CURH STAMP, COIN, !908) 4171444 cessoriDs for the home, April 3- Gospel Fellowship Church Stelton Rd., South PtataBeW 4 p.m. Saturday, Sunday; noon COMMUNITY COLLEQt 4 BASEBALL CARD SHOW •Furniture, accessories, toys, 10. Admission $3,50; call for 626 Plainsboro Rd., Plainsboro (908)966-3886 Wednesday. Route 28, North Branch Howard Johnson Motof Lodfle &c, 10 a.m,-5 p.m. April 3, 4. each day's hours, (609) 799-1945,799-2304 •Com* booh and trading-card •A "Shy Guide" in Spanish, 1 (906) 231-8805 Garden State Partway Adults $5, children under 10 SENIOR CRAFTSMEN •Held In a 19th-century farm- show, 10 a.m.-9 p.m. April 3, and 3 p.m. April 15. Admrtskm $4, discounts avail- Exit 135, Clar* S2, Preview from 5-9 p.m. April house, 10 B.m.-9 p.m. Thurs- NJ. STATE MUSEUM OF HUNTERDON 11 a.m,-5 p.m. April 4. Free able. (908) 247-1093 2. admission $6. Flemington Mall day, Friday, and Saturday admission. 205 West State Si, Trenton •"Cosmic Catastrophes," 7:30 •Monthly show and sale, 10 EXPO 93 Route 202, Flemington through April 3. Free admis- (609) 292-6333 p,m, Friday and 2 p.m. Sat- a.m.-4;3Op.m.ApriU. fm Ukrainian Cultural Center (908) 788-1363 sion. Admission $1, group rates admission. Davidson Ave., Somerset •Craft show and sale, 10 a.m.- STAMP, COIN, Planetariums available. urday through May 22. COUICTOft'S SHOWCASE [908) 560-0500 6 p.m. April 3. Free admission. AND CARD SHOW MfYWU PLANETARIUM •"Drying Gourds and Dip- •Tour of the heavens with U.S. 1 Flea Mart* •Toy soldiers, plastic models, SPORTS CARD AND Days Inn pers," land 3 p.m, Saturday "Space Elves," 1 and 3 p.m. Route 1, New Qrunswicfc and other miniatures, 10 a.m.- COMIC BOOK SHOW Garden Slate Parkway 49 Washington St.NewarK and Sunday throutfi Jury 3; Saturday throutfi May 22, T -ofbes Newspapers Marchil:Apiil.3, -1993 *>A it! ! HIM l 111 All-star jazz-pop group coming to Club Bene lub Bene in Sjyrevffie will cala of Chaka Khan and Phillip patent A Mgftlo* the Batty, will add a new dimention to Town, a special concert fea-the second act Cturing an alktar lineup of Khan and Baily can each boatt Jan and pop state, Thundty, April of a avfe naume of hit aonga. After aooring aevtral hita with the The thns^wperibmance will graup Rufus (Tell lie Something Good"), Khan want on to aoto suc- Muit an imjwtiivt group of in- cess, indudtag her recent, Gram- ternational Jen MfuraentalisU, ii^lA" Induing tiumpster Hugh Bally Nt the big-time at the lead d sk*er of Earth, Wind and fire, Slmon'a Gncikmd ftmX Bobby •ndatoscondtsoulftil hit with ClatyUw^ with Phil Coilini on saxophone, KeOw Matsui on pirn rt Km lite* on dak* A fgWTflN M MM Ihunday, Api hecfci (Japanese flute). Jaa taMtiumsntalswi i dominate «ng* Ctufta Khan w« pi tonne* Eiilh, Wind and Fktvocal- the tot half of the ihow, whiJet M PhUNp b^Ny and an aMtar |BB bend at Club Bana m Jaa-popaound, Muring the vo- (008)7274000. 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Highland Ptrtc90W72-3773 908-722-3000 EXT. 6104 17 31-AurH 3,1993 Forbes Newspapers WeekendPius Club mix (609) 392-8887 •The Denned, AprH 6, 253 Frtocti St. "AH-temative" night, Fridays. NswBfUnswtck •Sick of It AH, Biohazard. Sheer 2024 Wtodbr1d|i AM., Edison (908)249-8131 Terror, Compone, April 4. (006)9654665 •The Okie Souls, April 30, am KM •The Blue Souls, AprH 24. IMCH Mil NWHT CUM Route 35, Sayreville omim Rout* 9 South, Old Bridge (9081 727-3000 (906)536-0650 •American Angel, April 2. Route 27, Franklin Part* Male revue, Saturdays, Thurv •Etta James, April 3. (908)821-1324 dsys. •Charlie Daniels, April 4. •David Berfw.Oan Van Antw- •Law & Order, Edgar Cayce, The •Chaka Khan, Phillip Bailey, erp, Aprtl 2. Chambermaids, April 2. April B. MCN O'CONNM'I •Sfwd, Bad Bi&cut. Faith Heal- COMCDVffTHECANAl 1288 Route 22, Bridftmwter er, April 3, RamaJalnn (908) 725-1500 •ONYa MARTS Weston Canal Rd., Somerset WHNe Lynch Trio, Thursdays. 31* Wlllam St., Piscataway (908) 560-9880 JOHNAKTCK'I (905) 752.3171 Live comedy Fridays and Sat- 96 South Main St. Country music, Tuesdays. urdays. New Hope, Pa. MUMON mar CAFE CORNERSTONE (215) 8620623 25NewSt.,Metuchen Free admission Saturday and 61 Church St., New Brunswick (908) 549-5306 Sunday afternoons. (906) 246-3111 Traditional jau. Open mike, Mondays. Btun/jaojam session, Sun- •Harry Allen Quartet vn/John Liberty Blues Jam, Tuesdays. days. Bunch (piano), April 2, 3, Mountain John, Wednesdays. CMCHAMIHWSTM •Mike ijeDonrw, April 7 (trio), •Scooter Butler, AprH 2. 30 (quartet w/Oou| Ijwronct). •Bam Burners, afternoon April Route l.Wnt Windsor •Ed Polcer Quartet, April 9. 3. (609)967-8018 COURT TAVERN •Un|wdeo Missile, ewnir* All shows at 8:30 p.m. (908)545-6110 HeftMne comedy every night 124 Church St. April 3 •MfteAfanoff (storyteller), Dmner-denct, Fridays. NewBfunwwc* •The Raiorbecks, afternoon April 3. Uw comedy, Saturday*. CoNajinigtt, Sundays and (008) 545-726$ April 4,18. MWVMWCOMnYftHOt 6T0NIMNV Tueedeyi. Menngut njgtit, Thursdays. •Garland Lamb A The Sheas, 913 Oottn AM<, Astuty Parti LMie*' ni#)t. Thurvteys. •Tr» $•**»«, M«ic*n Mud eMrw)| April 4. 181 Mount Bevw Rd., Warren 'Frank SwtoraW, throMft Apr Band, April 2. •The Resonators, Apn 6, 1-800-933-8426 (906)775-5700 4, •MtdDiddyiCWJohnnylig- Uv* comedy ftoafi and Sat- «Ma|e O«*(ti-J,Geis Band), •DajtdFattnan, April 6-11. end), April 3. 8omtrvlll6>taMd Wuw gutttHtt Johnny 39 Route 22, Gnan Brow urdays. April 3. (908)9663338 96 Swlh M»h> St., Manville 1 MM St, Bernardwlle Chartts w*« etItbrilf tN pramltrf of hit Country music, Sundays and 1001 West CampWnRd. (906)665-9546 (908) 766-6575 ntw CD, Mot MnWui Frtdiyt April 2r it tho Wednesdays. UvtoWtM bends Fridays and •The Resoneton, April 2. 2055 Route 37, Edison Stanhopt HOUM In Stanhopt. tha CD wi bt MMI ITMfTCOttH HOUtC (908) 725-9340 SMurdtys. •The Blue Souls, April 3. First Reformed Church Open-mika n^n, Wednesdays. (906)545-4242 CflVtMMNS •Paul Lyon, Pat Donovan (com* avaHabta fbf pwtHata* Foe ntoca infonnatlon, 9 Bayard St., New Brunswick MMTANMVUICUia \M comedy Fridays and Sat- 1701 Camoun St., Trenton edy), April 4. caN (201) 347-0488. (906)699-0570 85 Church St., New Brunswick urdays. HUMMEL• ROCKWELL*AUSTIN* COPENHAGEN • Rttldftntlal/lnduttrial Off Alt Typts of Fenct (A 10% tnttalltd I Rtpalrtf Eip. 4N-93 FIRST PUCE Select from a trury Impressive IRESTAURANT& CLUI grouping featuring 1-800-281-1729 OVER 1000 LLADR6 FIGURINES % FRIDAY PLUS MANY OTHER Is WPST NIGHT EMERGENCY I FINE COLLECTABLES HELP BUTONI Jf1* House Drinks Drink Specials 41/ Nile The Htlp Alert Lots of Giveaways! 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Convenient Separate Entrance 1 & GEMOLOGISTS ThfColkctH'iFkci FNtt 756-1774 *Tc* Fft* 1-800-272-1315 5- AOMrtHON 0pm Mon,-Sn. 10-5 > KAISER t PRECIOUS MOMENTS • BRADFORD EXCHANGE • 218-9333 March 31 Apnl 3,1993 Last chance for Lufthansa's Romantic Europe here's Just a short time left to Thefintstoponthetourwillbeinof Hohenschwangau and Neuschwan- Continuing to Salzburg, the group will TWn^us^on this spring's tour of Munich, the capital of Bavaria, where stein. These fairy tale castles, built by enjoy the scenic highlights of the "City 0 1 8 bee n ""* ^WSM9^^ "TO** ™ * bw "^ to visit Mad Ludwig H, were the Kintfs final of Mozart," including the Hohensal- I JKu^fV the fiuned glodcenapid at the Marien- effort to recapture a bygone era. The zburg Fortress, one of the largest in all May 3 departure and there are just a {"* few spaces left. W*B village of Oberam- The tour, which is scheduled to de- .. . I A fewspace s main mergau, known world- memorable evening at ^^ wide for its passion ill in- chtesgaden and the picturesque Lake rangements have been made to travel to 1" beer gardens. wood carvings. THe nest stop will be District some of the most beautiful and historic ,™» ^^ **»' MunW) aod SaHXi/g dS tour arrangements include cities in all of Europe such as Munich, ™i reft(lew tumed Garmisch- Rothenburg, Oberammergau, Garmisch- «dventuren will er*y Fartenkirchen - the from Newark, accom- ParterJdrdien, Salzburg and Innsbruck excursions to some of famous Alpine resort modations in first class hotels, buffet The group will enjoy uninterrupted, Germany's most fa- which is dominated by breakfast daily, dinners, sightseeing and four-night stays in both Munich and •» Jght^ Our the Zugspitze, Ger- more for just $1,985 per person. These Salzburg. Our tour participants will ex* fl«»P will travel the many's highest moun- arrangements are offered on a first- perience the highlights that each of world famous Roman- tain. Afterward, travel- come, first-served basis. Those who are these magnificent cities has to offer. tic Road on our way to ers from our area will interested in joining the group should Then, using each city as a base, excur- the picturesque medieval towns of Din- visit the TOO-yearoW city of Innsbruck, make their reservations now. sions will be made to the surrounding kelsbuhlandRothenburg. capital oflVrd and Maria Teresa's fe- packing and unpacking and offers a exPcrience *« tewdiWe extravaganza the "Hofburg" Imperial Pto» and the agent or caUtte Romantic Tour Hotline more enjoyable travel experience. of old worid architecture of the castles world famous "golden" roof. at (703) 644-3179 or 1-800-523-6767. SALZBURG • BAVARIAN ALPS • MUNICH • ROTHENBURG • INNSBRUCK 10 DAYS IN GERMANY AUSffilA FOR ONLY. (per penon, double occupancy plus $33 U.S. and International taxis) mi u ii- vi i Ron airfare on Lufthansa German Airlines from Newark, mtafo, drinks and inflight entertainment. Touring and alipoft/hotet transfers by private deluxe "...wonderful tour in many kdWJ motorooach with facilities ways...It was my first Accommodations in first class hotels with private experience with one and I tMth/showir and facilities would do it again." Buffet breakfast daily Special dinners Including hearty Bavarian dinner in Munich with live entertainment and beer M.H. • WntMd Services of a muKi-Kngual tour manager Guided city sightseeing in Munich, Salzburg, Rothenburg "You could not find anything and Innsbruck better for the price,.,and such Visit the famous Neuschwanstein Castle a wonderful tour guide." Preregistration at hotels Baggage handling, including tips, taxes and service J.n. * Mtftmvilt charges Our tour departs May 3,1993. For More Information... For more information about this tour, NametMr, Mm., Mi.) please send in thw coupon to th« address btlow or contact your local travel agent or call the Romantic Tour Address Hotline at 1400-523-6787. Neuschwanstein Castle built by Ludwig II of Bavaria City in Ihe romantic Neo-Romanesque style. Mail to: Romantic Tour State. .Zip. P.O. Box 2282 Phone. Forbes Newspapers ©Lufthansa Springfield, VA 22152 Sponsored by Forbes Newspapers and Lufthansa. March 31-Apri! 3,1993 Forbes Newspapers I N I N G Double the pleasure Roberto's adds a new location in Hillsborough By MCW PULSWEUJ , otofto'i in Hillsborough is 'the newest restaurant by owners Roberto and GaU R1 Cnrtlaci, Their other one is on Route 202 in Flcmington. Be* fore either Roberto's opened, I can *»IL) remember eating at their first res- taurunt in South Bound Brook about 10 years ago, [ Their first restaurant was in a ;v free-standing building on Eliza- beth Avenue, and it seemed the more we went, the more crowded it became. Eventually, they moved from Elizabeth Avenue to a much ' ' SHARON WILSON/THE ME$SENOER-OAZETTE > larger building on Main Street. Roberto Cardaci rests up before the dinner ruth at Roberto's in Hillsborough. isii After closing their South Bound Brook restaurant, the Caixiacis opened their first Roberto's in Fleming- selections ($15.95*$ 16.95). There are also nightly specials of both appetiz- ton. Their second one just opened in Hillsborough, and like the first in ers and entrees. All entrees are served with hot Italian bread and a side ^ South Bound Brook, each week brings more new customers - so much of pasta. ' so that reservations arc suggested on weekends. Our two appetizers were delicious, My husband ordered the cscarole The restaurant is located in the Cinema Plaza shopping center, Once sautecd in olive oil and garlic with vinegar peppers and black olives you find the plaza, Roberto's is easy to spot. It's the corner store to the ($4.75). I had one of the nightly specials, grilled portobcllo mushrooms left as you drive in. served in garlic and oil ($5.95). The decorations arc kept to a minimum, with a combination of wood Doth of our entrees came from the special menu. My husband had paneling and white walls on one side and mirrors on the other. Tables the veal Sorrento ($18.95), a nice size piece of tender veal over fresh are linen covered, and come with wine glasses even though Roberto's eggplant and covered with mozzarella cheese and a red tomato sauce. does not have a liquor license. I had the seafood combo ($22.95) of scallops, six whole dams, poached Your waiter will open your wine and chili the white wines in an ice catfish, calamari, scungiUi and shrimp served over a bed of linguini. bucket for you. Our service was professionally handled by Chucky This was served in a huge fish shaped platter with enough food to feed O'Reilly, a friend of our younger son. a small army. Roberto's menu is quite extensive with 18 hot and cold appetizers ($1,9547,25 for shrimp Roberto), three soups, and three vegetables This was the first time I ever ate catfish, and I have to admit, it was 1 ($3.50-$4.7S) for starters. You can order an appetizer as an entree for $4 quite good. The seafood wasn't overcooked, and the mildly hot sauce more than the list price. delicious. Entrees include 10 seafood selections ($10.95 to market price for For dessert, I had the fresh strawberries (without whipped cream) and lobster tail), seven veal and chicken dinners ($13,95-$ 1105) and 18 pasta my husband had the Black Forest torte, We completed our evening with choices ($8.95 to $13.95). a good cup of cappuccino. There are also 12 house specialties of chicken, pork chops, steak or Roberto's has a lot going for it. The food is traditional Italian with a veal chops cooked "Murphy" style (with a butter, wine and cheese sauce wide selection to choose from. The portions are large. The kitchen staff with peppers, onions and mushrooms), "Italiano" (with home fries, and servers arc professional and efficient. They don't rush you. And the mushrooms and onions or with a marinara sauce, or "Scapricciata" prices arc moderate. Need I say more? (prepared with cream, capers, olives, butter, a touch of lemon, with broccoli and artichoke). These prices range from $11.95 for chicken ROBERTO'S RISTORANTE 390 Route 206 South, Hlilsboroutf, (908) 359-2220. Murphy to $21.95 for veal chop Scapricciata. This column it Intended to inform readers about dining opportunities In the The menu also includes four veal chops dishes ($21.95) and four steak area. It Is not a rtvtow. $wm Speakers THE ART MUSEUM $3. Saturday, April 10,2 p.m. CMMJANQUN MICHAEL MAZUR by Clarence Carter, April 13. JANE SMILEY Princeton University GOING PLACES Great Swamp Outdoor Tuesday, April 6,7 p.m. Sunday, April 4,3 p.m. MICHAEL SCHIANO Tuesday, April 13,8 p.m. (609) 258-3788 Scanticon-Princeton Recreation Center Weslminstor Choir College Zimmeili Art Museum Friday, April 2,4 p.m. Bishop Dougherty Student Gallery talks Friday at 12:30 Route 1, Ploinsboro 247 Southern Blvd., Chatham Williamson Hall, Princeton Hamilton St.. New Brunswick Wooiworth Center, Center, Solon Hall University p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. (600) 452-7800 (201) 635-6629 (609) 448-9231 (908) 932-7237 Princeton University , South Orange Free admission, Lecture uftes in conjunction •Photographer explores tlie •Violinist teaches a master •Prlntmaker paints a "Land* (600)921-3902 (201) 7G1-9098 •John H. Burkhalier III on Honv with the art exhibit, Wednesday wildlife and rain forests of Am* class w/the Greater Princeton scape?" Free admission, •Music Instructor travels "To- •Author roods from her PuliUcr ' rtey and Mrs, Sridon.Aptil 2, at 7:30 p.m. Freo aOmission; atom. Free admission. Youth Orchestra. Admission MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM ward a Theory of Background Pri/e-winning novel A TnousdrKf Acres and a comic novel in 4. registration required. LYDIA HAILPARN LEDEEN/ (10. 3 South Mountain Aw. Moilvic Structure." Freo ort- progress. Admission J5. JAIME ESCALANTE •Thomas George on gardens, CAROL UELAND LUNCH BOX LECTURES Montclalr mission. RUTH SOUE Friday, April 2,8 p.m. April 7. Tuesday, April 6, noon Hider College Student Center (201) 746-5555 ANN SKURSKY Friday, April 9, 4 p,m. Wilklns Iheatre, Kcan Coilcgo •Anita I3cnardo on corporate Falrtelgh Dickinson University Route 206, Liwrenceville A "Painting of the Week," dis- Wednesday, Apnl 7. noon Woctwwth Center, Route 82, Union art, April 14. len'ell Hall, Madison {609)896-5192 cussed Tuesday at noon. Do- Falrleigh Dickinson University Princeton University (908) 527-2337 •Market K. Johnson on her (201) 593-8661 Wednesdays at noon, Free ad- nation. The Mansion, Madison (609) 921-3902 •American education in tho worWngin Japan, April 21. •University Instructors discuss mission, •Memlea Trawln on Sifent Har (201) 593-8661 •Smith College professor eyes of the teacher whoso work •William Vondever on photog- Mikhail Kusmin's Akuandrion •Dr. Donald Veix on poetry and monies by Janet TayKx-PicKeti. •Dressing up the folk art of speaks about Sophie Drinkor was the basis for the movie raphy as metaphor, April 28, songs and their musical set- prose of World War II veterans, A(y,l6. Slavic e|| painting. Free ad- and the cultural work of music JERZYGMKWSKI tings. Free odmiuion. Stand tnd Dettw. Admission ApnU4. •Gail Batrd on Ova Continuum mission, history. 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Way To FREE We at Catari's are carrying on that tradition and wiMiKMicnMnar^ inviting you, our friends to join us to celebrate the A Happy holidays. . Our chefs aft preparing all those wonderful items Holiday 908461*2722 that are always on our menu's and some of "Grand- (OffRt mom's Greats" We an serving from 12 pm to 8 pm any site party, m suggest you mato a reservation. So treat yourself, we promise great food, excellent if*'1!' service, and the fairest prices. Happy Easter Tommy i Frank 266 Wut Union Avt. • Bound Brook, N.J. 4694552 and 356.9742 EASTER at the BRUNCH in the Claremont Grand BaUroom A succulent array of omelettes, Belgian wffles, six-meal cawing station, and much, much more, $23.95 for adults $11.95 for cMdm under 12 Seating* /0.00am, IMXtom, /2:30pm. UXpm, and 2:30pm Our chef and his staff have put their heads together and created two spectacular Easter Celebrations! — OR Our buffet will feature everything from Roost Lq of Lamb, Horn, Pasta and Salads to DINNER a dessert table that's covered with Cakes, Pies and Pastries, it Christine's Ife will also be offering a Holiday Dinner Menu in our Elegantly prepared continental cuisine, IronwoodRestaurant, featuringappetizer, salad, served in a Mediterranean ambiance. your choice of entree and dessert, $34.95 for adults Hop over and join the fun! $17.50 for children under 12 It's a celebration you won't want to miss! Sortings: I:00pmar\d3;30pm Searings from 12:30 OM-SSO p.m, Adults Children IS Children Holiday Dinner MINIS $19,95* and under under 3 Menu $995' Free $18.75 andup •t the Somerset Hills Hotel ,200 Liberty Corner Road at ExH 33 Reservations Required off 1-78 Warren, NJ (906)766-8200 Reservations required. 011(908)647-6700 185 Madisonviile Road Basking Mdgt NJ. 07920 'Tax and Gratuity Hot Included. Conveniently located a mile from Rtt 287. Celebrate Easter By RESTAURANT Dining At featuring tht GREEN GROCERY SALAD BAR Palm Sunday Branch Buffet (along with our regular menu) 10 am-2 pm Full-Count Dinmrt Adults *9.95 Children (under 12) '4.95 - Strvtd in an El«gant Atmosphtrv \o COLORED EASTER EGG/iv INCLVDES OUR GREEN GROCERY SAUD BAR - Wine FOR EVERYONE! Scrambled Eggs Chicken Miirsjila with Reason French Toast Oriental Pepper Steak Children's Menu Available Breakfast Meats Stuffed Shells Parmigiana Marilyn Cormack Kite I'iliif I'm always on Ihe lookout lor Please Reserve Your Family's Table Early Home Fries wineries and wines that I'm sure Seating* 12:30 • 2:30 • 5:00 • 7:00 Fruit Pancakes you haven't had a lot ol exposuro Eggs Benedict Croissants to, and this week, ! think I've found a real winner, Lou Preston Rtservakioni RMuirtrf Champagne of Fresh Fruit English Muffins began Preston Vineyards in 1973 All Major Cradit Cards Honoml Muffins Juice. Coffee, Tea and watched his winery go from a 2,000 case winery to about 26,000 cases a year. His success Reservations accepted for parties of 6 or more can definitely be linked to his abil- 1714 Easton AveM Somerset, N.J. ity to choose exactly Ihe right Route 527 off 287 clone and varietal lor the specific 600 E. Main St., climate, microclimate and soil Bridgewater composition of this Dry Creek Val- (908) 469-2522 ley vineyard. The very obvious 526-1420 choice for grapes at the be- IMMMM ginning was Siuvignofi Blanc and Zlnfandtl. Since then, Preston has experimented, and had great for- tune, with traditional French Rhone varietali, such as Syrah, Carlgnane and Mourvedre and even the Italian varietal Barbera. For this reason, Preston wines are anything but typical and bor- HAVE EASTER BRUNCH ? ing. Lou'i dedication to finding exactly what should be planted where shows the same kind of With The Easter Bunny! tenacity that kept French wines superior for so long, The next Easter Sunday Buffet Brunch time you're out in that sea glutted with cabernet and chardonna. 10:00 • 2:30 PN look for the Preston labels. You regular dinner available from 1-8:30 pm will not be disappointed. Adults • *13M • Seniors *9fS ,ff * ?? Preston Cuvee de Fume 1991 -a Under 3 while wine to bo reckoned with MON. WEDS. Thurs. FRI. SUN. Beautiful straw color, lull of the o TUES. r ro expected grass and herba! notes o $£95 $795 on Ihe nose, but also showing 0 99t •18" Prime Rib Eye Prime SENIOR poafs and pinoapptu. Barrel la- 'J • 'l| | iUFOOO PUtiM PRIME menting gives Hie wine ;i lush Rib Steak Rib Ltlnlfl lul 0 RIB ness, but the acidity is sun very imoilwfd with I..H* It » I'M 0 Seating From Intliidf* b*t«t F Keep experimenting and enjoy! [70S Mountain Blvd., Watchung. 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Served in our elegant Grand Ballroom where Broccoli YiKow/wriltt 39* Sklnl«ll, BoMltii Amtrtcan CrtttM there will be cartoons and the Easter Bunny to entertain the Dannon Yogurt kids. Seatings every 1/2 hour from 10:30am to 2:00pm. $2 »49 Rtd, GfMn or Black Ib. Ib, Adults: $20.95 Seedltn Qnp«i Thumann'i Bologna Jtrtiy Frith LfEns Children (2 to 12 yean): $10.95 1/aor $919 Senior Citizens (55 and up); $17.95 99 *• Ib. Ib. Children (under 2 yean): NO CHARGE BartMt Pean M Fttsh or Smoked Kltlbtta Boar Head Hard Salami So reserve early: (908) 560-0500 ext 6620. And good luck 2,b./$100 Plants will arrive on $O99 Fri. April 2nd Ib. finding those eggs. 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