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..I The\ftfestfield Record Thursday, February 20, 1992 A Forbes Newspaper 25 cents mpion scores Few changes They're off and running! in town's crime stats By DONALD FUZI Jft. THE RECORD The Uniformed Crime Reports compiled by the Westfieid police department show there was little increase in crime last year over 1990, with reductions in several types of crimes. A total of 1,037 of the 1,064 crimes re- ported in 1991 were determined to be ac- OAflYl STONEflTHE RECORD tual crimes. That is an average of 88.6 Weetfleld'a Paul Jordan retained 160 pound county wrestling title crimes reported monthly, and 86.4 actual and was named tha outstanding wrestler In the county tournament crimes per month. last weekend. Paeo Gonzalez also won county crown at 119 Last year, 1,066 of the 1,033 reported pounda. They led Blue Devils to county team championship. De- were actual crimes. That figures 63.8 ac- tual crimes monthly, with 86 per month tails In sports section. reported. Last year showed an increase in the per- •y DONALD P1ZZI JR. advised the commission regarding the fi- centage of those arrested under the age of nancial effects on local districts of the Qual- 18, a pattern that began in 1990. In 1990, THE RECORD ity Education Act. 253 or 43 percent of the people arrested He and his wife Bobbee have lived in Pre-Labor Day school were juveniles. In 1991, 271 or 48 percent Westfieid residents who go to the polls town for 16 years. They have one child in were juveniles. for the April 7 Board of Education elections cannot say they don't have a selection of the school system, and one ready to enter One of the few increases was in the candidates to choose from. kindergarten in the fall. number of larcenies. In 1990, there were Mr. Soffer of Golf Edge is the only candi- opening is approved 590 incidents of larceny. That figure After the deadline for candidacy passed last week, eight candidates had emerged date who has previously run, narrowly Board president Susan Pepper and jumped to 635 last year, an increase of 8 missing a spot on the board last year. He DONALD MZZl JR. percent. for three open board seats. It is the largest board member Bonnie Murch said resi- number of candidates since 13 competed is a retired research biologist and adminis- THE RECORD "Basically, the change was somewhat dents had also contacted them with a pref- in 1987 for three three-year terms on the trator. Mr. Soffer and his wife Phyllis have erence for a later start and a short mid- significant," said Detective Iietenant Ber- lived in town since 1969. Westfieid students will be strapping on nard Tracy of the increase, 'but it wasn't board. winter vacation. Mr. Benisch of Willow Grove Road is a their book bags before Labor Day next that great. I don't think it's going to cause Ballot order for the eight candidates was year, much to the chagrin of some resi- Other board members, such as Melba any great problems." drawn on Feb. 13. The ballot order is, partner in a iaw firm. He has been a del- dents. Nixon, said she had received no comments Robert Mulvee, William Sweeney, Cather- egate to the legislation committee at about the school year starting earlier than Det. Tracy said that the biggest increase Tamaques and Edison schools for three The Board of Education voted 6-1 to ap- was in thefts under $50, and many of were ine Marchant, Eileen Satkin, Michael Fox, usual, but did hear from residents who years, and currently serves as its co- prove a 1992-93 school calender last week in incidents where items were stolen from Darielle Walsh, Stephen Benisch and Law- that has classes beginning on Wednesday, wanted to sec the year end earlier. unlocked cars. rence Soffer. chairman. He and his wife Jean have lived in town for 13 years. They have two chil- Sept 2, five days before Labor Day. Dr. Smith said the long vacation week in "People will leave their cars open, and a Mr. Mulvee of Shackamaxon Drive is a The schedule also includes a full week February is considered by many to be pair of sunglasses will be stolen, or some regulatory attorney with New Jersey Bell dren in the school system. off from Feb. 15-19 for a mid-winter vaca- more conducive to learning, with long tapes. They are mostly minor thefts," he Telephone Company. He has been actively Mr. Sweeney of Birch Avenue practices tion. The school year ends on June 23. stretches between breaks leading to burn- said. involved in the Governor's Commission on law with the firm of Giblin and Combs in Schools Superintendent Dr. Mark Smith out. Det. Tracy said there has also been an the Quality Education Act, working closely Morhstown. Ho has lived in Westfieid with said he received several phone calls on the Tho approved schedule was considered increase in shoplifting, which he said "is whh the commission's principal consultant. his wife and three children since 1981. He proposed calendar prior to the vote. Many because of the lateness of Labor Day next probably indicative of the economic Together, according to Mr. Mulvee, they (Please turn to page A-3) callers said they preferred the year to year, which without a revised calendar times." begin after Labor Day, with less than a would have had school ending as late as As in 1990, no reports of murder or man- week off in February. (Please turn to page A-3) slaughter were reported this year. There were two rapes in town in 1991. Last year, one incident of rape was re- Staff pension costs could ported. In 1990, there were five assaults. One incident involved a firearm, while four were described as involving "strong arm" influence schools decision tactics. In 1991, there were six assaults; two as- By DONALD PIZZIM. than the state, would have to foot the bill for employee pension and social security saults involved a gun, two involved knives THE RECORD and two were with another type of danger- costs, as well as cuts in suite aid. The ous weapon. There were no incidents of The possibility that the state will con- total loss to the district was $6 million, aggravated assault. tinue to pay school employee pension and according to Mr. Smith. No incidents of assault with a gun, knife social security costs could make the deci- The three alternatives under consider- or other dangerous weapon were reported sion on the fate of the two intermediate ation are continued use of both buildings last year. There were five incidents of ag- schools easier, according to the school su- as intermediate schools, keeping both (Please turn to page A-3) perintendent and a Columbia University while adding administrative offices cur- Consultant. rently on Elm Street, and closing one Superintendent Dr. Mark C. Smith and school. Prof. Frank Smith, no relation, made the 'The picture is more positive" now, Proposed comments at last week's board meeting, said Mr. Smith, now that the state legisla- where Frank Smith gave an interim re- ture is looking to keep the costs on that port on his study of the intermediate level. Assemblyman Richard Bagger, who schools. The board hired Frank Smith spoke at. a board meeting in early Febru- budget and Dr. Jonathan Hughes, also of Colum- ary, said there would be a commitment bia University, to study the best possible by the legislature on the costs, according uses for the schools. to Mr. Smith. The study was brought on because of A reassessment of the pension and so- has 8.7% the possibility that the local board, rather (Pleasc turn to page A-3) increase Asbestos removal kicks off By BRIAN P. DUNLgAVY town hall rehabilitation THE PRESS " ~~ By DONALD MZZIJW. have arisen with the asbestos removal. Local boards of education and municipal While asbestos was being removed from governments are not the only political en- THE RECORD above the mezzanine in tho old Westfieid tities having difficulties with the determi- There was more activity than usual at Memorial Libraiy space, according to the nation of a budget for 1992. Union County the Municipal Building this week, as con- town engineer, severe water damage was is having budget problems as well. struction began on the renovation of West- discovered. The library moved to a new County Manager Ann Baran presented a field's signature building. building on East Broad Street in 1988. The budget for 1992 of $235,540,848, or an 8.73 Asbestos removal began last week, ac- decision was then made to remove the en- percent increase over the 1991 budget of tire ceiling. Part of the ceiling collapsed GEORGE PACCIELLCVTHE RECORD cording to Town Engineer Edward Gottko. Rain and snow yielded to Intermittent sunshine last weekend, $216,046,000. This year, the county will Plumbing, electrical, heating ventilation during its removal and contaminated the have to raise $142,267,245 from the taxes and air conditioning and general contrac- rutf, wliich also had to l)c irmuved. attracting hikers, Joggers, bikers and three-year-old Nicole DeS- of county residents in order to balance the tors will arrive next week, he said. Asbestos was then found under the tanfano and her mom, Valerie, above, who fed ducks at Echo Lake budget, a 7.8 percent increase over the rev- "We're off and running," he said of the emergency generator in she building's Park. enue from taxation in 1991 of $131,851,015. project. basement. Removal of all ;isbostos in the (Please turn to page A-3) Mr. Gottko said that some problems (Please turn to page A-3)
Business A-10 Calendar A-5 Inside Westfieid Foundation commits $37,790 Club news A-8 The Westfieid Y honors Community Life .....A-Q to assist six local agencies A-3 400 who served the institution last year.A-5 Education ...... A-3,8 The Record Milestones A-10 Obituaries A-7 New F.E.MALE, branch supports moms Harold Caulfield, Barron Chambliss and Opinion • A-4 Police log A-2 this week who leave careers to raise children A-6 Eric Uebe/man join the police force A-3 Sports. B-1,2,3 A-2 February 20,1992 Man of the year C.A.T. Program open to residents Chief Anthony J. Scutti would ing the motor vehicle is the regis- like to invite the residents of West- tered owner. field to participate in the newly- The participants will be issued, established CAT. (Combat Auto free of charge, a three by three Theft) Program. inch decal to be displayed inside This program is for all Westfleld the lower driver's side comer of residents who are registered own- the rear window. ers of motor vehicles and is strictly Registration for those owners voluntary. The program requires wishing to participate will com- the vehicle's owner to sign a con- mence on March 2. The owner sent agreement stating that their must appear in person at the vehicle is not normally operated records bureau, with the vehicle's between the hours of 1 a.m. and S registration. The records bureau am. and authorizes law en- hours are Monday through Satur- .^m^ forcement officers to stop their ve- day, 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. If additional hicle between these hours to de- information is desired, or if there termine if the person operating the are questions regarding the pro- motor vehicle between these hours gram, please call the records bu- to determine if the person operat- reau, 789-4006.
Police Chief Anthony Scutti welcomes three probationary officers to the force. From left, Chief Scutti, Eric Lleber- Police report man, Barron Chambllaa and Harold Caulfleld. Union County Prosecutor Andrew K. Ruotolo of Westfleld, (•ft, receives 'Man of the Year" Award from Charles Grlllo, Here are descriptions of the en- the car of a Glen Avenue resident president of the Westfield Chspttr of Unlco National. Two tries in the WestOeld Police call log FEB. 18 hundred people attended ceremony at the organization's from Feb. 12 to Feb. 17: Police choose trio as FEB. 17 A South Avenue resident re- annual dinner dance at the Westwood. ported being assaulted during a Saladin I Abdu Nofi of East landlord-tenant dispute. Broad Street was arrested for re- probationary officers portedly driving on the revoked • • • Chief Anthony J. Scutti of the and currently resides in Rahway. list. It would be his fourth offense. A West Broad Street man re-Westfield Police Department His father, Harold Caulfleld, is a Rinaldo promoting laws ported that he was assaulted while proudly announces the appoint- captain with the Rahway Fire De- He was held in lieu of $1,025 bail. on South Avenue. * • • ment of three probationary patrol- partment. FEB. IS man to the department on Jan. 29, Barron Chambliss, a life-long Officers David Wayman and 1992. to curtail welfare costs Steven Earl arrested Michael New- Officer Matthew Cassidy arrested resident of Westfield, is a 1982 Representative Matthew J. Rinal- government to increase spending ton, 27, of West Eight Street for Jorge Espinoza of Arlington, Va. The three officers appointed arc graduate of Westfield High School do is promoting legislation to cur- on health, welfare, immigration reportedly driving while on the re- for reportedly driving while intoxi- Harold Caulfleld of Rahway, Bar- and 1987 graduate of Seton Hall tail the federal mandates that im- and criminal justice programs," voked list. He was held on $1,025 cated. He submitted to a breatha- ron Chambliss of Westfield and University, where he majored in pose enormous financial burdens Mr. Rinaldo said. bail. lyzer test and registered a blood Eric Licberman of Union. At the criminal justice. While at Seton on county and state governments "With all three levels of govern- • • • alcohol count of .15 percent. He swearing in ceremony, it was noted Hall, he was a four-year member of for programs ranging from welfare ment struggling to avoid more red was held on $375 bail. that all three candidates come to the track team and earned All- to immigration assistance. ink, each level of governments, Officer Scott Rodger arrested Le- • • • the department with strong tics to America honors in 1985 and 1986. His bill would require the Con- starting with Congress, must stop sley Owens of Plainfield for re- the Westfield community, and will Prior to being appointed to the po- gressional Budget Office to inform passing the buck and responsibili- portedly driving on the revoked A Boulevard man reported that be an asset to the department. lice department, he was employed Congress whenever the burden of ties down the line. It is long past list. he was assaulted while on Park Following 10 days of in-house de- by the United States Treasury De- any new federal mandate on the time to begin asking what these • * * Street. partmental orientation, the recruits partment. Barron's father, Norman • • • will attend the Union County Po- states and counties is expected to new mandates will cost the states, A Charming Avenue resident re- "Flip" Chambliss, has been em- exceed $50 million. The provision counties and cities, and ultimately FEB. 12 lice Academy in Scotch Plains for a ployed by the Department of Pub- ported a theft from a motor ve- 18-week period of training. In addi- could be waived only by a two- the taxpayers." hicle. Det. James McCullough arrested lic Works for the past twenty-seven thirds vote of the House. "With many cities on the verge Amy Poirier, 30, of Union for a re- tion to physical training, the re-and his mother has been employed "States and counties that are no of bankruptcy, Congress clearly • * • ported incident of fraud. She was cruits undergo academic courses by the Board of Education for nine longer receiving federal revenue must rethink its policies of impos- A radar detector was stolen from held in lieu of $1,000 bail. ranging from the development of years, sharing money and are losing fed- ing additional burdens on local, law enforcement, it's place in soci- eral matching funds are having county and state government," Mr. ety today, laws of arrest, search Eric Lieberman, continuing a second thoughts about their rela- Rinaldo said. "Unless federal man- and seizure, first aid training, and family tradition in law en- Our policy on corrections forcement, is a long-time Union tionship with Washington. As their dates are accompanied by suf- The Record will promptly correct errors of fact, context or presentation extensive firearms training. Gradu- budget problems have mounted, ficient federal matching fluids, ation takes place in early June. resident. He graduated from Union they are receiving less money but they should be held in abeyance and clarify any news content that confuses or misleads readers. Please Harold Caulficld, a 1984 graduate High School in 1988. Eric played more mandates from the federal until the fiscal climate improves." report errors to Record editor Stuart Awbrey by phone at 233-9696 or of Rahway High School, prior to varsity baseball while at Union 276-6000, or by mail at P.O. Box 2790, or through the slot at the office at his appointment had been em- High School and continues to play 231 Elmer St. All corrections and clarifications will appear in this space ployed as a dispatcher with the de- softbaU. Eric was previously in the Six residents appointed to county boards as a convenience and courtesy to our readers. partment since September of 1985. car phone business. Eric's father, Louis A. Santagata, chairman of Mr. Santagata said, "The people •The parking ticket summons reported in last week's paper was issued to Harold has served as a volunteer Sergeant Philip Lieberman, has the Union County Board of Chosen of Union County are fortunate to Paul Koblentz in his vole as a representative of Westfield Leasing Corp. with the Rahway First Aid Emer- been with the Westfield Police De- Freeholders, has announced the have such a wealth of talent avail- which leased the vehicle whose driver incurred the summons. He was not gency Squad for the past 10 years partment for 26 years. appointments of six Westfield resi- able to fill these positions." the violator. dents and one Mountainside resi- dent to various county advisory boards. 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Few changes in 1991 Westfleld Asbestos removal kicks off town hall rehab town's crime stats (Continued from page A-l) ple begin to utilize Mindowaskin Crime Statistics building will be completed by Park. He has been in contact with (Continued from page A-l) There were four cases of arson Tuesday, according to Mr. Gottko. the-Presbyterian Church, to see if gravated assault last year, down from five in 1990. The town engineer said that town employees could possibly There were 140 incidents or bur- Four incidents of officers being members of an asbestos union park there. glary In 1991, a 14 percent de- assaulted were reported last year, have been picketing outside of the Mr. Gottko said that since the crease over 1990. ACTUAL REPORTED a decline of 350 percent from the OFFENSES building because the town is using rest of the contractors have yet to Of Oiose attempts, 85 were de- 18 in 1900. a non-union contractor. Mr. Gottko show up, the parking situation scribed as forcible, or entry LL Tracy said that while the de- HOMICIDE (A) MURDER 0 0 said the picketing has not a fleeted "will probably worsen before it through destructive means, such as crease could be because officers (B) MANSLAUGHTER 0 0 work, and that the town can usegets better." breaMng a window or picking a are becoming more prepared non-union contractors, as long as The complete project has a door lo^k. There were 17 unlawful when going into situations where RAPE (A) RAPE 2 2 they are paid the state authorized price tag of $1.9 million, 30 per- entries,'or entries through an un- they may be assaulted, there really ATTEMPTED 0 0 "prevailing wage." cent below the $2.7 million ex- locked door or window. Thirty- Town Administrator John Malloy pected. eight such attempts were unsuc- is no one reason for the trend. ROBBERY (A) FIRE ARMS 3 4 "There is no real rhyme or rea- said the addition of contractors The project will involve the relo- cessful. has made parking at the Municipal cation of several municipal offices In 1890, there were 150 incidents son," he said. "One year there (B) KNIFE CUTTING 0 0 could be a lot of assaults against Building "tighter than usual, into the old library wing. A com- iary; 116 were described as (C) OTHER DANGEROUS WEAPONS 0 0 though the situation is not severe." munity center, storage space and entry 13 unlawful entry officers, the next year very few. There could be one incident (D> STRONG ARM 7 7 Mr. Malloy said the situation will conference rooms will also be were classified as at- probably worsen, however, when added to the space. The police de- forcible. where five officers are assaulted ASSAULT(A) GUN 2 2 the weather gets warmer and peo- partment will also be upgraded. il of 52 motor vehicle thefts by one individual, and that would reported this year, two less boost the statistics." (B) KNIFE 2 2 thai last year. The actual amount A total of 594 people were ar- (C) OTHER DANGEROUS WEAPONS 2 2 of car thefts, 52, was the same as rested in town last year, up three Proposed budget has lastyear. percent from 583 people in 1990. (D> AGGRAVATED 0 0 (E) SIMPLE 188 188 BURGLARY(A) FORCIBLE ENTRY 85 88 8.7 percent increase (Continued from page A-l) county's communities. Pre-Labor Day (B) UNLAWFUL ENTRY 17 17 "During this time of recession, I According to Mr. Augustine, the (C) ATTEMPTED FORCIBLE 38 39 have worked to develop what is purpose of the group is to utilize basically a no frills budget," said the collective expertise and budget LARCENY 635 657 Ms. Baran, in a statement released building talents available in Union school opening M.V. THEFT- 52 52 by the county. "This budget takes County to review the budget and (Continued from page A-l) board consider postponing the into account the desire for govern- seek ways to reduce it. He has al- June 30. vote to consider the proposal fur- ARSON 4 4 ment to provide critical mandated ready received a positive response from several prospective advisors Three calenders were initially ther. Dr. Smith cautioned against TOTAL 1,037 1,064 and essential services in the most that however, saying, " the board cost effective and efficient man- who have agreed to assist the Fis- Considered two weeks ago by the cal Affairs Committee in de- Ward, The first draft had a four- should delay only if there is some- ner, with a minimal tax increase." thing substantial that can be However, several members of veloping budget-cutting measures. day weekend in place of the mid- the Board of Chosen Freeholders, According to Cranford Free- winter vacation, with the school gained through delaying." The approved calender includes who must approve of the budget, holder Mario Puparozzi, the Fiscal ' year ending June 18. two days off for Rosh Hashanah. were not pleased with even a Affairs Committee has had three The second draft replaced the Mr. Smith said he also received Foundation gives "minimal tax increase." budget hearings with the county February and April vacations with a call from a resident who asked "The proposed tax increase pre- department heads so far. No final two long weekends. A week off was that school stay open on religious sented Jan. 15 in the executive decision on cuts has been made added in March, and the year holidays. The superintendent $25,000 grant to V budget is unacceptable," said Re- yet They will hold another meet- publican Freeholder Alan Augus- ing Saturday. would have ended on June 22. deemed the suggestion "unrealis- A grant of $25,000 to be paid over classes for kindergarten through Mrs. Pepper had suggested the tic." tine, chairman of the Fiscal Affairs "Any tax increase is unaccept- a period of three years was made second grade, as well as Upbeat Committee of the Union County able," he said. "I want to try to get by the Westfleld Foundation to the live! and Introduction to the Fam- Freeholder Board. "An increase a balanced budget and I am will- Westfield Y at a recent meeting of ily of Instruments. At the high from 1991 to 1992 simply cannot be ing to do whatever it takes." And they're off! the Foundation's Board of Trust- school level, master classes and op- endured. These are critical times Among the proposals to alleviate ees. portunities to assist the conductor which require critical measures." the budget problems is the layoff (Continued from page A-l) Mrs. Merchant is a former vice- The Westfield Foundation also and guest artists will be offered. of 94 lower-level workers from serves as a member of the West- president of the McKinley School Democrats on the board agree. committed a total of $37,790 for The Interfaith Council for the "I think any tax increase is al- Runncll's hospital in Berkeley field board of Architectural Re- PTO and a past member of the projects presented by six local Homeless of Union County re- Heights. Educational Studies Committee of ways a problem for anyone," said view, and has been active as a agencies. ceived a grant of $4,800, a $1,200 Elmer Ertl, a longtime Democratic "In general, I don't support the Westfield Soccer Association the Westfleld Parent Teacher The Westfield Y is seeking to increase over last year. The pur- laying off of lower level people," Council. She has a son in the sixth Freeholder. "I would like to see coach, a United Fund major gifts raise $1.2 million over the next pose of the grant is to provide four the budget reduced to a minimum said Mr. Paparozzi. "I want to take fund raiser and sponsor of the grade and a daughter who enters three years as part of its long range families who are at risk of losing a look at mid to upper level man- the district next year. She was em- tax increase. 1 doubt we will be Westfleld Symphony Orchestra. plan to make capital im- their homes with rental assistance able to get it down to a zero- agement positions to sec what we Mr Fox, an Elm Street resident, ployed previously in a school dis- provements. The goals to be ac-to help stabilize their living envi- can cut That way, we can save a trict in Utah as a member of a increase in this economy, but the it a certified public accountant complished in the next three years ronment. finance committee is looking at larger number of jobs." With offices in Westfleld. He haschild study team. include converting the men's resi- Six Westfield religious organiza- As a result of the budget crisis, Mrs. Satkin is a former high many ways to reduce the budget or crie daughter in the school system dence on the third floor to program tions provide support for the coun- increase revenue." Mr. Paparozzi announced last and one who will attend school in school teacher, and currently space for aerobic cross-training and cil's programs, and several other week that he is lobbying the state works as an occupational thera- A resolution, proposed by Mr. t*Vn in the future'. He is a mem- cardiac rehabilitation; im- Westfield agencies also lend their Augustine and adopted by the to introduce a bill imposing a 4.5 ber of the Budget'Review Commit- pist She volunteers at local provements to the WsMabe and time and resources. percent cap increase on the bud- schools and teaches in the after board on Jan. 16, created a 1992 gets of the non-code departments tee of the United Fund, where he Rooke swimming pools; the begin- The Fanwood-Scotch Plains Union County Budget Oversight ia also a fund raiser. He is a mem- school enrichment program. Mrs. ning of the Y Children's Center; YMCA, which served more than of the county. Non-code depart- Satkin has two children in the Committee, an advisory group that ments are constitutionally man- ber of the Westfleld Rotary Club and the replacement of plant 400 Westfield residents last year, will consist of professional munici- school system. equipment. received a grant of $1,500 to assist dated and include: the courts, the and serves as the president of the Three incumbent board mem- pal managers and administrators prosecutor's office and the sher- Westfleld Board of Health. The Westfield Symphony Or- in raising $1 million for a capital culled from a cross-section of the bers who have terms that expire in chestra again this year received improvements campaign. The iffs department Mrs. Walsh, a former teacher, April have opted not to seek re- has been involved as a Parent $5,000 to continue its musical out- YMCA plans to build a new gym- election. They are Dr. Susan Fuhr- reach programs for Westfield stu- nasium, adult locker room, well- Teacher Organization president man. Bonnie Murch and Curolyn Last year she chaired the "West- dents, and to expand these pro- ness center, meeting and office | Moran. grams to kindergarteners through space, and rebuild roadways and fleld Week at the Movies," a fund The proposed school budget for raiser that netted $1,855 for the second graders in both the public parking lot. The Westfield Founda- 1992-1993 will also be voted on in and parochial schools. tion, begun in 1975, is a non-profit j Westfleld Education Fund, of the April elections. The budget community foundation with more which she is a trustee. Mrs. Walsh The symphony's programs for el- will be $45.9 million at maximum, ementary and intermediate school than $2.25 million in assets con- has two children in the school sys- but could be less if the board de- tributed by donors interested in UEU tem. ; children will include "What Can cides to trim it further. You Do With a Tune?" the newthe welfare of Westfield. Family Run Since 1910 If you are NOT satisfied INTERESTED IN PLACING A CLASSIFIED AV? with average Heating Oil Staff pension costs Service. Call us at DAwN (Continued from page A-l) CALL OR STOP BY OUR WCSTF1EID Off ICE and I will tell you about clal security costs would lower that number to $4-5 million, according to MONDAY - FRIDAY () our 5 Point Gold Mr. Smith. $:30AM - 5:00PM Customer Package which "It makes a real difference at how we look at the two intermediate is NOT available with schools," said the superintendent "The conditions under which we 231 ELMER ST. any local heating oil began this study appear to be changing, and changing for the better." WESTFIELD company. That sentiment was echoed by Frank Smith, who said that in conduct- 233-4249 ing the study he and Mr. Hughes "are trying keep a perspective on the 908-233-9696 state fiscal status. It will have a direct impact" Frank Smith began his interim report by stating that he and Mr. FAX Hughes have visited both schools, looking at the programs, schedules 908-232-1621 IT'S JUST POSSIBLE and use of educational spaces. 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By CHERYL MOULTON HCHL name and address. All it took was a phone call Margie Tweed, who was training for a career Community from Vicki to persuade Sharlene there was no THE CHRONICLE as a banking counselor, now stays home with workshop is set time like the present to together form a an active 2-year-old son, maintaining the cost of ELP WANTED: Mothers who have F.E.MA.L.E. group in Union County. the child care she wanted for her son would -me Women for Woman's Monthly Community Workahop wM meet 7:30 left the paid work force to raise chil- Only three people showed up for the first take most of her salary. When she read of the p.m. Thursday, March 5 in tna Quid Room of St. Paul's Church In dren and need a little support and meeting, held in October, but at each succeed- formation of the group she said to herself, "I Westfield. Hencouragement in making the adjust- ing meeting the group grew, with the current need that," to which all the women nodded Roberta Carol wM.decuee aaxual hermmert. 8rw Is an educator, ment flrom outside work to "home" work. roster totaling more than 25 members, Al- their heads. businesswoman, staff and fraalanoa wrttar and artat Sha holds a master's More and more women are deciding to leave though the first few gatherings were held in Kelly DiGiovanni, who ironically left a career degree In education from Rukjara Untvenrty. Sha has taught In a woman's their jobs or cut back on work hours to care forone living room or another, now monthly meet- as the director of a prestigious day care center, prison and public aducaJfon at afl lev*. Ma. Carol has tha experience of ings are held in the Westfield YMCA on the did not want to leave her daughter in the care challenging sex rttcrtnhmtun on Me job through tht federeJ court and their children. A national organization called FEMALE, (Formerly Employed Mothers At third Wednesday of each month. of others. process. Sha has oountHed woman referred by tha National But if you think the group just talks about "No one can raise you child better than you," Organization for Women. Her dtoueiion wf Include: Identifying sexual the Leading Edge) has become a virtual lifeline for women who are making the transition from babies and problems associated with having lit- she said. "My mother stayed home and al- harassment from the subtle to extreme, the hostile workplace, attitudes tle ones at home, think again. The group wants toward the types of ihddents, reacting or "response-sbiWy," and going all career to home with little ones, a change that though we did not have a lot of money, we were t! ie way with your oompWnL often causes isolation, loss of identity and self- to change how society views and responds to happy. I want to give that to my daughter." esteem, and guilt over not being able to "do it women who stay home to raise children. Guest Sharlene, who employed a nanny for her all." lecturers speak on a variety of topics each sons, born within a year of each other, found Ballroom dancing Thanks to two enterprising women, the na- month, including women entrepreneurs with after she stopped working that "no one thought to be offered tional organization now has a chapter in this home-based businesses, parenting in the 1990's, I did anything," but in reality, she said, "unlike the at-home father experience, and the impact projects at work, motherhood is not something The Westfield Y is offering a seven week beJroom dancing course area — much to the relief of mothers who have joined the group. of at-home mothering on careers, past and fu- you finish and turn in." However, the strain of beginning Friday, March 13 from 7-8 p.m. Lesm to fox trot, waltz, rhumbs ture. and swing along wtth popular Ins dsnoss: the electric slide and the Nne Vicki Hahn, a Cranford resident who previ- leaving at 6 a.m. and coming home at 7 PM. polka, instructors are John Schneider, formerly of Arthur Murray Studios, ously worked as a marketing manager for a Monthly play groups are also held in one left little time to be with her babies, and seeing and Louise Trasky, harvest Moon Bel winner. The price per couple for major computer company, belonged to F.E.M- home or another the first Wednesday morning one of her boys lift up his arms to the nanny members is $56, non-members, $63. Call 233-2700. AL.E. in Washington D.C., so when her hus- of each month. It is another opportunity for made her realize maybe it was time to stay band was transferred to New Jersey more than members to get together and kids to interact. home. a year ago, she immediately sought out a local Recently the Chronicle visited with several of Sharlene sums up much of the consensus of Japan Day chapter. Finding none, she decided it was time the members of the group in an impromptu the group explaining women today "can't have to be March 8 there was one. After all, she said, feelings of visit. As the under-five crew raced about, the it all" because then they miss "watching our The 12th Annual "Japan Day" on Sunday, March 8, will be held at the isolation were mounting since the move, and former career women explained why the orga- kids grow up." But then, once home these Westfield Y, 220 Clark St This Ires event, held from 11:30 am.-3 p.m.. Is with a 2 1/2-year-old son and another child on nization has been a lifeline for them. women have a period of adjustment, one that sponsored by the Japaneee Women's Club of WeetWd, and will feature the way, it was the perfect opportunity. "Mothers don't exactly get a lot of respect," often isolates and depresses a previously active costumed demonstrations in traditional Japanese Dance and Karate and Meanwhile, Sharlene Langner, who lives in said Vicki, "When you work you get money and woman with a stimulating career. That is where two traditional ceremonies, the tea ceremony and Mocntauki, a New Linden, had joined the national group several feedback and see your accomplishments ev- F.E.MALE, comes in. Year's rice cake-making demonstration. Other dernonetralions w«l be in years before after deciding to leave her position eryday. With kids it's a 20-year project." If there is one thing the group would like origami and calligraphy. Japanese delicacies and refreshments wfl be as vice president of human resources for a com- Rina, a Westfield resident and computer pro- people to know, it's "We had babies, not loboto- available. Call 233-2700. mercial bank. Although she wanted to stay gram planner who worked in New York City mies." That slogan came from Rina, who had to home with her two toddlers, it was a major until a year ago, laughed while adding her own shout to be heard above the hubbub created by change from the hectic career she had loved, humorous viewpoint to staying at home: "You the playing children. Brahms concert and left her without much adult contact. don't get any performance reviews as a Mom," "We also want to be able to converse with our to be performed In the interim, Vicki had written to the na-said the mother of three small boys. Rina husbands about more than the kids. We want to The 100-mernber Oratorio Singers and a 40-piece orchestra win tional organization inquire about a local chapter shared her position with another mother for a be aware of what is going on locally and na- present a concert of the music of Brahma at 3 p.m., Sunday, March 22, at in the Cranford area. Although disappointed to while, which kept her working 2 1/2 days a tionally. Sometimes a mom just does not have the First United Methodist Church. Director Philip Dietterich and soloists hear there was none, she was given Sharlene's week, but child care costs ate up her salary. time to sit down and read the paper," said Jeanelte Ferrefl, soprano, and Mark Delavan, baritone, wM sing "Schick- Vicki, whose second child is due in a salsiied" (Song of Destiny), "Nanie." and "En Deuttches Requiem." few weeks. General admission tickets are $13; senior dtizen and student tickets are The national organization offers $9. They may be obtained from First United Methodist Church (233-4211); members monthly newsletters of in- and in Westfield at Burgdorff Realtors, 600 North Ave.; Jeannette's Gift formation about those separated by Shop, 227 East Broad St.; and Turner World Travel, 2283 South Ave. miles but united in experience. Top- ics covered in the newsletters in- clude personal accounts of life at Counseling seminar home, survival techniques, book re- scheduled to be held views, work and family issues, and "Resistance-Based Counseling: Are We Helping or Are We Part of the environmental matters. Problem?11 will be the topic of a seminar given on Friday, Feb. 28 from 9 F.E.MAL.E. recognizes the cur- a.m.-4 p.m. by the Union County Council on Alcoholism and Other Drug rent at-home mother may well be Addictions Inc. at its office. 300 North Avenue East, Westfield. The course tomorrow's working mother and will be taught by Jeffrey Brandler. senior dWdan st St Claire's-Riverside vice-versa, according to information Medical Center in Boonton. CaH 233-8810. released from the national orga- nization. They consider members — women whose notion of personal Volunteers of the month success and fulfillment is defined Randall and Flora Smith were the Volunteer of the Month winners at the not only by the workplace, but by Westfieid Community Center's Friendly Place in 1991. Here are the month- involvement with their children, ly winners: Elizabeth Daniels, Mildred Brady, Henrietta Gray, Mary Shiwot- families, communities and causes — suka. Lucille Taliaferro, Mary Stoitz, Jean Jackson, Preston Smith, Lang- to be at the leading edge of the fem- ston Booth, Jeannie Cerkvenlk, Lorener Bullock and Margaret Miggs. inist movement. The organization is not about opposing mothers who Caiola is raffle winner work outside the home; it's about Juno Caiola held the winning ticket in the 50-50 rale of the Westfield respecting, supporting and advocat- Symphony Orchestra's benefit "A Night on the Nile." ing choice in how one combines working and parenting. Statistics released by the national Toduier Time organization show that over the next registration set decade, two-thirds of all new en- CHERYL MOULTONHEHL/THE RECORD trants into the work force will be Thf. vostfield Memorial Library has announced February registration To stay abreast of world and local Issues, and not feel Isolated after leaving work to care fiatt-:. ' ' Toddler Time, Preschool Story Time and Magic Carpet Story for their children, these women belong to F.E.M.A.L.E., a national support group for women. Concurrently, in survey Hou- after survey, women are expressing formerly employed mothers. Shown above are Sharfene Langner, Vicki Hahn, Margie frustration and disillusionment with Toddirt Time Story Hour registration Is today, from 1:30-2 p.m. Three- Tweed, Kelly DIGIovanni and Rina Malmon. yr;-rol-:' Story Time registration begins Tuesday, Feb. 25. Registration for trying to meet their family re- sponsibilities in the traditional 9 to 4.yr>>r r:;] story Time begins Monday, Feb. 24, and Magic Carpet Story Hour registration begins Tuesday, Feb. 25. 5, 40-hour work week setting. For To become a member of F.E.M.A.L.Eeee employers unwilling to implement family-friendly work options, the Sign up for If you would like to become a member of •) May 20: The Impact of At-Home Mothering on end result is often the loss of tal- F.E.MAL.E., you can do so by calling Sharlene Careers, Past and Future. Barbara Lindemann, direc- ented employees who refuse to com- adult school courses Langner at 862-7358 for details. Or, if you prefer, just tor of Adult Advisory Services at Kean College will In person registration for courses and seminars offered during the West- promise their family's needs and in- attend one of the monthly meetings held the third discuss the negative and positive effects of staying at stead leave the workplace. fold Adult School spring term will be held on Monday, Feb. 24, from 7:30- Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the West- home to raise children on careers. 8 :•'-> P i i n Cafeteria B at Westfield High School. CaH 232-4050. field YMCA, 220 Clark St. • June 17, To be announced. F.E.MAL.E., local members em- Below is a list of the next four meetings: Those interested in F.E.MALE. may attend one or phasize, is not a kids' play group, Lacrosse • March 18: Parenting in tho 1990's. Wendy Bo- two meetings before deciding whether to join. but rather a network offering sup- hary, M.S.W. of the Cognitive Therapy Center in Now Monthly play groups are held the first Wednesday of port and respect for at-home moth- to h offered Jersey, will discuss issues facing parents, especially each month from 9:30-11:30 a.m. on a rotating basis ers. Rina sums up the attitude of ii v* 'estfiefd Recreation Commission is offering a lacrosse program to at-home mothers. at each member's home, Other topics the group the members of the local chapter all :.•• c M grade students of Westfteld. Fundamentals, equal participation • April 15: The At-Home Father Experience. A delves into are family life (from health issues to saying, "You have the beauty of ev- and I- !• UJB play will be stressed. Practice begins the week of March 9 with group of at-horne fathers will discuss their experi- community resources for family activities) and em- eryone being in the same boat, and gams •; s'nrting in Apri The cost is $35 a person and equipment can be ences. ployment alternatives. that is a lifeline." :•! the recreation office In the municipal budding. CaH 789-4080. Town night at the Meadowlands Orchestra hopes to find its beat Fencing club has The Wesffield Recreation Commission and the New Jersey Nets are spring sessions spcjiis'.iing Westfield Town Night at the Meadowlands Arena on Sunday, Alice Eve Cohen is a multi- India and Peru as representative of March i. at 6 p.m., as the Nets do battle against Patrick Ewing and the talented playwright, performer and The Westfield Fencing Club 1 the cultures the "Beat" visits while Is accepting registration for its Now '''.if ' Knicks. composer whoso book "The Or- iioi" ,,ro on sale at the Recreation Department In the Municipal lost. spring session of fencing Buiidiu'i it a cost of $16 a person. With each ticket sold, the Nets will chestra That Lost the Beat" will be Tickets cost $10 for adults, $5 for classes, and Invites children Gfjntribntf! $3 to the Recreation Commission to benefit the teen drug and given a musical adaptation by the and adults to discover the children, and can be purchased at challenges and fun this classic alcohol in.'o programs. Westfield Symphony Orchestra at the Arts Center in Rahway; Cam- In•.! rjots caps will be given with each ticket purchase. A special a family concert at !) p.m. Sunday, sport has to offer. The spring Wosrfield welcome and half-court presentation will take place at the arena elot Books in Summit; Martine Av- session runs from Saturday, March 1, nt tho Union County Arts Feb. 22 through Saturday, the night of the game. Call 789-4080. enue Bookstore in Fanwood; Cran- Center, 1001 Irving Ave, Railway. April 11 (no class on March ford Bookstore; and in Westfield nt An honors graduate of Princeton, 29) al Redeemer Lutheran Day Rordcn Realty; I^incastcrs, Ltd.; School, 229 Cowperthwaite Watercolors Ms. Cohen is the artistic director of Town Bookstore; and Turner World Place, Westfield. Classes will now on display Practical Cats Theatre Company. be held from 9-9:45 am. for An ovhibit of watercoton} by Florence MacDowelf Is on display at Chil- "The Orchestra That I»st the Travel. For information cull 232- experienced adults, 10-10:45 dren s Specialized Hospital through the end of March. Beat" is a humorous talc of what 0100. a.m. for beginner adults, 11- rim artist, a Westfield resident has painted exduslvery In watercolors for The program will also present 11:45 a.m. for beginner youth, the past 15 years, specializing In wildlife and country and shore scenes. happens to an orchestra when it and noon to 12:45 p.m. for Tho display Is open to the public Monday through Friday, 6 a.m.-4:30 accidentally loses the "Bwit" while the winner of the WSO Young New experienced youth. Children p.r11 toiler through the hospital's east wing entrance. To view the exhibit on tour. In addition to music by Jersey Artist Concerto Com- must be at least 10 years old. on evenings and weekends caN 233-3720 ext. 379. The artist's works are Mozart, Rossini, nocthoven and petition, 17-year-old Christopher Tom Tomko, an English teach- for sale, with a portion benefiting the hospital. Mendelssohn, the program will In- Johnson of Warren, playing er at Hillside High school, will conduct the fencing classes. clude music of Guinea, Nigeria, Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 2. ALICE EVE COHEN February 20,1992 Community Life A-7 Milestones Deborah Quarrie will wed Kenneth Schmalz in August Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Quarrie of monk, and a graduate of Drew Uni- Armonk, N.Y., announce the en- versity. She is a sales executive for gagement of their daughter, Debo- Compaq Computer Corp. rah Lee, to Kenneth Leigh Mr. Schmalz is a 1982 graduate of Westfield High School and a Schmalz, son of Mr. and Mrs. graduate of Bucknell University. Leigh Schmalz of Westfield. He is a senior account representa- Miss Quarrie is a 1981 graduate tive for Unisys. of Byram Hills High School, Ar- An August wedding is planned.
CINDY CHECCHIO and ANTONIO MASTROCOLA JR. LISA KOSCIUK and PAUL MALLAHAN Cindy Checchio will wed May rites for Lisa Kosciuk DEBORAH QUARRIE and KENNETH SCHMALZ Antonio Mastrocola Jr. and Leonard Mallahan Mr. and Mrs. John Checchio of ployed by Sears, Watchung, as a Jennifer Gray engaged Westfield announce the en- customer service representative. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kosciuk of laude from Wellesley College and gagement of their daughter, Cindy, Her fiance graduated from Union Mountainside announce the en- is employed by Lotus Development to Antonio Mastrocola Jr. of Scotch Catholic High School, Scotch gagement of their daughter, lisa, Corporation, Cambridge, as a soft- to wed Jay Quatrini Plains, and is employed as a ware engineer. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray of Plains, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anto- to Paul Mallahan of Melrose, Ma. nio Mastrocola Sr. plumber for A&R Plumbing and He is the son of Mary Louise Mal- Her fiance graduated from the Westfield announce the en- Heating, Edison. lahan of Medford, Mass, and Leo- Somerville School, Mass, and is gagement of their daughter, Jen- The future bride is a graduate of The wedding is planned for June nard Thomas Mallahan of Pitts- employed in the graphic arts field nifer, to Jay Quatrini, both of Man- Kean College, Union, and is em- 27. field, N.Y. at Unigraphics, Saugus, Mass. hattan. He is the son of John and Mari- The bride-elect graduated cum The wedding is May 1992. lyn Quatrini of Amsterdam, N.Y. Ms. Gray graduated from West- June wedding for Mary Carl field High School. She received a Mr. and Mrs. Charles George Get your announcements bachelor of arts from Moravian Carl of Westfield announce the en- College in Bethlehem, Pa. and gagement of their daughter, Mary works for The Time Is Always Julia of Broomall, Pa., to David into 'The Westfield Record' Now, N.Y. Paul Benedetto Jr., the son of Mr. Weddings and engagement great-grandparents. Her fiance graduated from Am- and Mrs. Benedetto of West Red- forms may be picked up at the We publish information on wed- sterdam High School in Am- ding, Conn. Record office at 231 Elmer St. in ding anniversaries of 25, 30, 40, 45, sterdam, N.Y. He received a bach- Westfield or mailed to you if you and 50 or more years. elor of science degree from Miss Carl and Mr. Benedetto are call us at 233-9696. You may write All announcements should in- LeMoyne College in Syracuse, graduates of the Canterbury your own announcement and sub- clude a name and phone number N.Y., a law degree from New Eng- School, New Milford, Conn. She is mit it. Pictures can be in color or in for verification. land School of Law in Boston, and a senior at Roscmont College, black and white. Address inquiries to the Record, a masters of law degree from New Rosemorit, Pa. Her fiance Is a se- Birth announcements should be P.O. Box 2790, Westfield, NJ 07091. York University School of Law. nior at Syracuse University. sent to the Record in writing and Announcements may be delivered The wedding is May 2 at the through the slot in the door at 231 Presbyterian Church of Westfield, JENNIFER GRAY The couple plan to be married on should include the baby's name, Elmer St. Requests should be in June 6 at Holy Trinity Roman weight, length, place of birth, the office by 5 p.m. Friday. 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Union 9:45 p.m. Monday-Thursday: Monday Thursday: 5:30 p.m., CXOcatod lo quality, value i service tinea 1975 p.m. •Call theater for showtimes. /:30 p.m., 8:30 p.m., 10 (G) Friday-Sunday: 1 p.m., (908) 964-9633 7:45 p.m., 9:45 p.m. 8 p.m. GENERAL CINEMA 2:40 p.m., 4:20 p.m.. 6 p.m p.m.. 10:40 p.m. Sunday- •Boyi N the Hood (R) Friday •Call theater for showtimcs. • TTie Hand That Rocks thm Crm- BRUNSWICK SQUARE Monday-Thursday: 7 p.m. Thursday: 12:30 p.m., 1:15 Thursday: 7:50 p.m., 10:15 GENERAL CINEMA dle (R) Friday, Saturday: 1:10 Brunswick Square Mall •The Prince of Tides (R) Friday, p.m., 2:50 p.m.. 3:45 p.m., HUNTERDON p.m. Late show Friday and BLUE STAR p.m., 5 p.m., 7:20 p.m., Route 18, East Brunswick Saturday: 7:30 p.m. Sunday: 5:10 p.m., 6:15 p.m., 7:30 Saturday at 12:20 a.m. Route 22 West, Watchung CINEMA PLAZA FIVEPLEX 1030 p.m. Sunday: 1 p.m., 3 (908) 238 2998 7:45 p.m, Monday-Thursday: 7 p.m., tt:30 p.m., 10 p.m. •Final Analysis (R) Friday, Sun •Fried Green Tomatoes (PG- 1 (908) 322 7007 Route 202-31, Fleminglon p.m.. 5:10 p.m.. 8:20 p.m. day-Thursday: 1:40 p.m., 4:20 p.m, •77H Great Mouse Detective BACK PAIN 13) Friday, Monday-Thursday: (G) Friday-Thursday: Noon, •Call theater for showtimes. (908) 782 2777 Monday Thursday: 5:50 p.m.. p.m., 7:15 p.m., 9:50 p.m. •Grand Canyon (R) Fnday, Sat 7 p.m., 9:30 p.m. Saturday, UNDEN FTVEPLEX •Hook (PG) Friday, Monday- 8:10 p.m. Saturday: 1:40 p.m., 4:20 urday: 4:30 p.m., 9:50 p.m. 2:05 p.m., 4:10 p.m.. 6:10 Sunday: 1 p.m., 3:45 p.m., 7 400 North Wood Ave., Linden Thursday: 7 p.m. Saturday, •JFK (R) Fnday, Saturday: p.m., 9:50 p.m. Late show Fri Sunday: 4:20 p.m. Monday- p.m. p.m., 9:30 p.m. (908) 925 9787 Sunday: 2 p.m., 7 p.m. 12:30 p.m., 3:40 p.m., 7:10 day and Saturday al 12:15 Thursday: 9:25 p.m, • Tried Green Tomatoes [PG- NECK PAIN •Father of the Bride (PG) Fri- •Stop.' 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-Westfield Record- A-8 Community Ufo February 20, 1992 A Japanese way to get oriented in math Although its Oriental name may sound like Kumon gives students the opportunity to ucational Institute. some specialized form of self defense, Kumon study, think and solve problems on their own, The SAT is scored on a scale of 200 to 800. In is a method of learning mathematics based on improves their overall scholastic abilities and addition, the Kumon Institute reports that 80 an ancient philosophy for proficiency — prac- expands their potential for learning, Mr. O'Shea percent of all Kumon students advance beyond Club news tice makes perfect. said. their school grade level in math within one year The Kumon Method of learning math was During the open house on Saturday, 10 a.m.-2 and continuing students can advance two or established 37 years ago by Torn Kumon, a p.m., Mr. O'Shea will be available to discuss the more grades. Japanese high school math teacher who wanted Kumon Method with parents at their children "The Kumon method emphasizes individual to help his son improve his math skills. Since complete a free diagnostic evaluation of their self-learning," said Mr. O'Shea. "Kumon ac- then, the popularity of Kumon has spread math skills. Representa- quickly and will soon be offered to Westfieid tives of the Kumon Ed- residents. ucational Institute, 'Kumon accommodates all abilities and age groups, Feb. 22 will mark the opening of a new headquartered in Fort Kumon Math Center at St. Paul's Episcopal Lee, also will be on inspiring children to reach their full potential.' Church, 414 E. Broad St. The center's director hand. -Tim O'Shea will be Union resident Tim O'Shea, who has a Mr. O'Shea said he is bachelor of science degree in mathematics from bringing the program to St Peter's College and a master of business Westfieid so that others administration degree from Fairleigh Dickinson will be able to benefit as much as his two chil- commodates all abilities and age groups, inspir- University. dren have from the program. Mr. O'Shea's son ing children to reach their full potential." Since its inception nearly four decades ago, Timmy, a second-grader, is studying third- All new Kumon students will be given a di- the Kumon Method has proven successful. grade multiplication. His daughter Marianne, 4, agnostic evaluation which determines a com- Today 1.6 million students worldwide study is working on addition. Both have developed a fortable starting point in the program. math the Kumon way. Among them are 50,000 solid footing with the basics. "A comfortable starting point enables the stu- students in the United States making Kumon "Kumon emphasizes the basics, since the ba- dent to achieve 100 percent from the very first the premier method of supplemental math- sics are the foundation upon which all subse- day, thus building confidence in their math ematics in this country. quent mathematics is built," said Mr. O'Shea, abilities," said Mr. O'Shea, explaining that the According to Mr. O'Shea, the after-school "When students study Kumon, they improve system "builds a solid foundation before pro- Kumon program will give pre-school children a their test scores, develop good study habits and ceeding to a higher level of study." head start in arithmetic and will help students advance in their overall academic perform- To help teach students to think for them- Dlan» HoHzmiiltor, • mmiMr of th« WMtfltld Vol- already in school to improve speed and ac- ance." selves, the Kumon method uses worksheets de- untew Rtteiif) Squad, and Francis Vardalis, tha curacy in mathematical computation. Since Kumon students must complete work- signed to allow students to progress smoothly woman who crocheted this afghan, display ona of "This method of teaching mathematics is es- sheets each day of the week, they quickly learn through the system as the level of difficulty pecially appealing," said Mr. O'Shea, "it is de- many Itama to ba raff lad March 6. that the key to success in math, as in many gradually increases. Through this system, stu- signed to meet individual needs of slow or ad- things, is daily practice. If students start in the dents learn to depend on themselves, the di- vanced students so weaknesses are corrected elementary school and follow the program rector said. and strengths are fortified. This is something faithfully, they will likely have little difficulty in Afghan to be raffled at auction that most classroom settings cannot ac- scoring about 700 on the Scholastic Aptitude A hand-crochatad afghan win be raffled at the 15tfi annual Grand ccunodate." Test (SAT), according to the Kumon Ed- Auction sponsored by the Junior Woman's Club of WestfMd. The event wil take place on Friday, March 6. at 8 p.m. at (.'Affaire Restau- rant. Route 22 East, Mountainside. All proceeds will be donated to the Westfiekl Volunteer Rescue Squad. The afghan, blue and white queen size, was donated by Frances Vardalis, wife of retired Westfieid Police Capt Alfred Vardalis. It took Council-school committee sets meeting Mrs. Vardalis more than 60 hours to complete. In addition to the raffle, more than $30,000 worth of vacations, Agenda lists budgets, Quality Education Act, summer playground program dinners and specialty items — including vacations at famous hotels in England, Germany, Italy, Spain, Aruba and the Bahamas — win be The WMMd Town Council-School Board Liai- tor and the summer playground program. discussion of the agenda topics." son Committees wil hold an open-to-the-public auctioned. Dinners and luncheons have been donated by local mer- "We look forward to a large turnout of Interested In addition to Councilman Mebane, Town Coun- committee meeting at 3:45 p.m. Tuesday in the chants such as Sinclair's, Jolly Trolley, Ferraro's, B.G. Reids, and citizens at this first public meeting of the Town cil's Liaison Committee Includes Norman Greco Board Meeting Room at 302 Elm St Wyckoffs. Specialty items include a mahogany inlaid muffin stand, a Council-School Board Liaison Committee," said and James Heiy. limited edition watercolor of an original print. Memorial Plaza, Westfieid, Councilman Mebane. 'This is a step In the right David Mebane, chairman of Town Councils Uai- School Board members who serve on the Board and an antique handmade baby's quilt direction to helping inform and involve our cftl- soo Committee and Carol Molnar. chairwoman of Liaison Committee with Dr. Molnar are Dr. Susan Tickets are S5 and may be purchased at Jeannette's Gift Shop, 227 the Board of Education's Committee, announced zens. Fuhrman, Melba Nixon and Dr, Benjamin Rulf. E. Broad St; Woodfiekjs's, 220 E. Broad St.; at the door, or by calling the "sunshine" meeting. 839-0381. "It is a superb idea to hold these meetings in School Board President Susan Pepper is the com- The agenda Includes discussion about town and public — to open them up to the public and to mittee's alternate member — she attends meetings school budgets, a report from the School Board on School Board members and Town Council mem- which a regular committee member is unable to Rotarians plan pancake breakfast the Quality Education Act and the Intermediate bers who are not members of the liaison commit- attend. The Rotary Club of Westfieid is preparing for its 26th annual Pancake School Study, the town's Youth Services Coordina- tees," said Dr. Molnar. "I expect a lively, informative Day Saturday, March 7, from B am.-3:30 p.m. in the Westfieid High School cafeteria. Live entertainment again will be featured. Guests win be able to enjoy a pancake breakfast/brunch for a nominal fee and pur- chase items from a bake sale sponsored by Rotarian spouses. More than 100 paintings wffl be offered for sale by the Westfieid Art Associa- tion. Tickets for Pancake Day may be purchased from any Rotarian and will be available at the door. (Llmoii cLountp Of Ml or SIGWA to discuss women's health care Soroptimist International of the Greater Westfieid Area (SIGWA) will SCOTCH PLAINS GRACE St. Paul's The hold its monthly dinner meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Rahway CHRISTIAN CHURCH United Church of Christ Garwood Hospital. 866 Stone Street. Rahway. There wit be time to network before & 213 Center St. Preabytarlan the 6:30 p.m. business meeting. Information: 322-9237. 1800 Rarilan Rd., Scotch Plains PEACE -J- \ Gnrwood Church Mary Ann Szabo, nurse manager of Rahway Hospital's Women's (By Union Co. College) 341. Spruce Avenue) Hearth Units will speak on "Things the Busy Executive Should Know FELLOWSHIP Qarwood, N.J. 07027 About Her Personal Health Care." Topics such as breast self- 889-1690 V0/789-1285 9S0 RARITAN ROAD 789-0360 examination, menopause and hormone therapy will be covered. Marg- CRANFORD. NEW JERSEY 07014 aret Chisholm, director of nursing for Critical Care, Maternal and Child Rev. Frederick Rogers Gary WeUel, Patter Minister Doug McCullcy (201) 276-I740 Health, and Renee Samicki, staff nurse from the Rahway Hospital Fallen Dean k Virginia Knwlicn Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. Women's Unit will join the presentation. Worship ami Smithy .School Worship Service - 11:00 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 AM Sunday - 10:00 A.M. Worship 9:30 A.M. At the January meeting of SIGWA, two new members were ind'jcted Sundny Worship 10:30 AM Wednesday - 7:30 P.M. Teaching Child Ore Available Wednesday Night Prayer — Marie C. Lehn, executive legal secretary with the law firm of Eichler, Power With Praise Service • 7:30 P.M. Forggosh, GottiKa, and Rodner, Chatham; and Kathy Price, manager of National Westminster Bank, Westfieid. KENILWORTH Raritan Road Your children will learn of God'* SIGWA will hold a membership tea Sunday, March 1. Call 232-2800. love and gain a biblical foundation GOSPEL CHAPEL Baptist Church for Ufa'* decisions In our Sunday Tickets are on sale for the club's fashion show. April 7 at L'Affaire School. THIS SPACE Restaurant, Mountainside. Price per person for the show is $30. Informa- Newark Av» & 23rd St.. Kenllworth 611 Raritan Road., Cranford tion: 232-4261. 908-272-6131 (Adjacent to the Days Inn) Sunday Service* WAITING FOR Na'amat USA finished eventful 1991 11 AM • Family Bible Hour and First Sunday School For All Ages 272-7088 YOUR CHURCH The Medina Chapter of Na'amat USA finished the 1991 calendar year 7:00 PM — Evening Services Pastor Steve Nash with a long list of accomplishments and activities. The club is a charitable WMnasday. 7:10 PM • Pnytr ind Bibl* Study Sunday Service^ Baptist organization comprised of young Jewish women from Westfieid and the Friday, MM PM • Youtn M*tt
TO PLACE TERRILL ROAD SERVICES: Sunday Mornings 9 and 11:15 YOUR CHURCH BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Evenings 6:30 1340 Terrill Rd. Scotch Plains Obituaries Wednesday Evenings 7:30 SERVICES HERE, 322-7151 CALL Rev. Robert Bashioum, Sr. Pastor Sunday; Paul Thompson, Assistant Pastor 8:45 AM • Sunday School ANNETTE AT 11:00 AM • Morning Worship Edward Elliot, 75 6:15 AM - Church Training 722-3000 7:18 PM • Evening WorahTp Cranford Alliance Church Was a CPA, World War II veteran Wsdnssdayt EXT. 6251 7:00 PM - Prayer Meeting 7 Cherry Street, Cranford 276-1617 Edward Elliott of Scotch Plains Warll. Nurttry Car* Provided died Feb. 16, 1992 in Overlook Hos- Surviving arc a son, Edward P.; pital, Summit. He was 75. six daughters, Eileen Greenwood, Denise HoUcrbach, Lisa Wessel, WILLOW Mr. Elliott was born in Buffalo, ST. BERNARD'S Colleen Pcrsonette, Gloria and Jen- GROVE Stop By For A Drink AT N.Y., and lived in Westfleld for 25 nifer; a sister, Eileen Hopkins; 16 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CATHOLIC CHURCH years before moving to Scotch grandchildren and three great- 1061 Rarllin Read, Scotch Plains 368 Sumner Av. Plains in 1984. grandchildren. (908) 232-5676 Plalnfleld Rev. Ralph P. Acerno, Pastor Jacob's Well A Mass waa offered Feb. 18 in St. He was a certified public ac- Sunday 756-3393 countant for 16 years with Kinney Helen's Church, Westfieid. 9:00 a.rrv • Children and Adult An Evangelical Free Church Shoes before he retired. He be- Arrangements were by the Gray Sinday School Mass Schedule longed to the New Jersey As- Funeral Home, 318 E. Broad St, 10 00 10 30 am. • Fellowship time Saturday: 5:30 PM 10 30 am 'Worship Service PralM Ftit:10:00 AM Main Serviced 1:00 AM sociation of Certified Public Ac- Westfieid. 6:00 pro and 7 30 p.m. - Junior/Senior Sunday: 8:00, 9:30 Hillside Avenue School (Centennial & Hillside Avenues, Cranford) countants and the French Club of Memorial contributions may be High Fellowships Union County College. He served made to the American Cancer Soci- Wednesday. 7.30 p m - Bible Sludy 11:30 AM Family and Friends Free — Camels Extra in the Marine Corps during World ety or Union County College. Thursday. 10.00 am. - Bible Sludy Rev. Joseph F, Barbono, Pastor
-Westfieid Record- February 20,1992 Community Life A-9 Obituaries Religion
C. Sterling Oldford, 86 Zaire missionaries tO Speak "? Sephardlc Jews, a combination of Casiilian SP AspartoftheceiebfationofBiackHisTorysun- 'Reshaping the dream* ^H^!^'UM^^ rjrtniltaW( Contractor in area more than 50 years day. which Is Feb. 23. Firs. United Methodist The First United Methodist Church has Sunday ,_^/KSKotLSTtooSXJST C. Sterling Oldford, 86, died Feb. 14, 1992 at Overlook Hospital in Church of Westfleld will host Stephen and Gail morning worship at 10:45 am. with child care. Jed^^Sm^SSS^l rS£ Summit auto, missionaries In Zaire supported In part by Baptisms will take place during the service. This J™50 and80mflmwfl wel|-known folk "**>• He was bom in Brooklyn and moved to Musgravetown, New- the church's outreach contributions, as featured Sunday the Rev. David Harwood, senior minister of foundland, as a child. He moved to Westfield in 1922. speakers at a sandwich/ salad/dessert buffet noon the church, will preach on "Reshaping the DM*.*•%«*«!».» iAA»m**« •« mAA* Mr. Oldford was a self-employed building contractor in the Westfleld luncheon following services at 10:45 am. Dream." Presbyterian Women tO meet area for longer than 50 years, retiring in 1975. The Quiggs were part of the Wings of Caring The Presbyterian Women will meet Thursday, F 27 in He was a 63-year member of Atlas Pythagoras Lodge, 118 Free and flight ministry supporting the United Methodist Canharrilr miiels* f AntnrAri *- « *"• Assembly Hall of the Presbyterian Accepted Masons in Westfield. He was also a member of the Westfield Church in Zaire. Mr. Qulgg, a pilot-mechanic, said, °«P"«' u«» music lOdlurea Church at 140 Mountain Ave. Coffee will be served Old Guard and the Merrymen. "A trip of an hour and half by plane can often take Cantor Martha Novick will perform a program of at 9:30 a.m. At 10 a.m.. a workshop on "Highways He belonged to First United Methodist Church in Westfield. days to accomplish by ground. It's not hard to Sephardic music in commemoration of the 500th to Better Communication" will be conducted by His first wife, Emma Oldford, died in 1990. imagine what a difference the aviation ministry can anniversary of the expulsion of Jews from Spain at Elaine Dooman of Summit. Members of the church Surviving are his wife, Doris Hixson Oldford; a daughter, Sheila Bau- make in a situation such as this." 8:15 p.m. services tomorrow at Temple Emanu-EI, and community are invited. mann of Oldwick; two brothers, Clarence of Venice, Fla., and Eldon of His wife serves as a radio operator for the Westfield. Ms. Dooman holds a bachelor's degree from Musgravetown, Newfoundland; and two grandsons. planes when they are in the air. The expulsion took place in 1492 by the decree Smith College. She is a counselor in Newark Beth Services were Feb. 19 at Gray's Funeral Home, Westfield. The Quiggs and their two daughters were forced of Ferdinand and Isabella. Before, Jewish culture Israel and Elizabeth General medical centers, is a to evacuate Zaire last fall after widespread rioting flourished in education, science and the arts. The marriage and family counselor, and holds a mas- and looting made it too dangerous to continue music, composed mostly for the synagogue and tor's degree in psychology and teaching certificate their work. integrated into the realm of standard Jewish reper- in special education from Kean College. Her work- United States The public Is invited. Call 233-4211. toire, was written in Ladino, the language spoken shop will focus on actual situations and dialogues. Savings Bonds Area rvice i rectory
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Channel taps local firm for giant balloons Channel Home Centers has rior lighting system illuminates the tethered to either the roof of a Promotions asked Advertising Display Systems balloons. building or the ground. Each bal- Inc. of Westfield to help in its Modeled after hot-air balloons, loon is capable of carrying a mes- grand reopening celebration at 10they are held in place by ropes sage or logo. Bank names Kalis licensed funeral homes. The pro-metic and implant dentistry at 169 Channel stores in New Jersey and gram allows families to arrange Mountain Ave., Westfield. Pennsylvania. to director board and fund funeral services in ad- Advertising Display Systems Inc. RockBank of North Plainfleld vance. The plans are funded designs and installs giant advertis- announced that Donald Kalis of through life insurance policies pro- Prunesti named ing balloons. According to George Westfield has been chosen director. vided by Forethought life Insur- senior VP at bank Cotrone, president of ADSI, the He was named to the board of di- ance Co. Robert Kossick, chairman and nylon balloons range in size from 16 to 40 feet, and are three times We've Rolled Back rectors of Rock Financial Cotp. Mr. chief executive officer of National Kalis is the founder and president stronger than government para- Streko accredited Community Banks Inc., recently chute fabric. They are kept aloft by of Kalis Metal Components Corp. announced the appointment of Ro- our Fixed Interest Rates in Garwood. for cosmetic dentistry a blower system generating a pow- nald Prunesti of Westfield to senior erful air stream. At night an inte- to levels not seen since the mid-seventies RockBank operates branch of- Thomas Streko of Westfield has vice president National Com- fices in North Plainfleld, recently been awarded full ac- munity Bank has 113 facilities making.this the ideal time to Watchung, Green Brook, South creditation status I serving 13 counties throughout Plainfleld and Westfield. in the American New Jersey and assets of $3.9 bil- Business Academy of Cos- lion. PURCHASE A NEW HOME McKenna elected metic Dentistry. Mr. Prunesti, who began his notes OR Of the 2,500 savings bank CEO banking career 15 years ago, held members in this positions with the Federal Foreign Tax-free investments REFINANCE YOUR William McKenna Jr. of West- organization, only Credit System and Horizon Ban- field, who has served as president 58 have attained corp before joining National Com- topic of seminar and chief execu-i this status. munity Bank six years ago. 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SPARF bowling lanes Premier* gram offered exclusively through Ol't N DAtl Y SATURDAY SUNDAY U'K.4 Februaiy 20,1992 B-1 On the inside: You said it: •They key to beating Elizabeth It not to be • High School Roundup B-2 Intimidated by them Just because they're n Boys hoops pairings B-2 Elizabeth, I think they're a good club, not • Scoreboard B-2 a great club.' • Classifieds B-4 Matt Connell, WettfleM tenter guard.
Pins aplenty lift On a Westfield to title mission Wrestlers' team effort helps Devils Devils bowlers snare Union County championship take aim on •y KIP KUPUK Jan. 17. County title THE RECORD After falling rvhind, 2-0, follow- ing the first two minutes, Jordan For a tournament which was regained his form and built an 8-2 By KIP KUPUK supposed to be up for grabs, West- lead. Then, Jordan raised his THE RECORD field performed almost as if it were record to 21-1 and successfully de- destined to win from the outset. fended his title when he pinned Winning the Watahung Con- The Blue Devils shot out to an Rosander with just 12 seconds re- ference regular season title early lead on Friday and made it maining in the second period. hasn't proven to be much of a hold up all day Saturday in win- "He defended me pretty well in problem for Westfield's bowlers. ning the 17th Union County Wres- the first period and he took me Having won the conference tling Tournament at Elizabeth's down with about 20 seconds left in championship for the third year Dunn Sports Center. the first period," said Jordan, who in a row last Thursday, such a Westfield, which totalled 172 is undefeated wrestling at 160 this teat is old hat for the Blue Dev- points, 28 more than second place season. "In the second period I ils. New Providence, placed six out of started on my back and, I don't To a man, though, Westfleld 13 wrestlers in the top four and know how, but I got him on his DARYL STONE/THE RECORD would probably be glad to trade had two of its wrestlers — Paco back, used the half-nelson and Westfield's Seth Coren, here wrestling Governor Livingston's Mike Guidetti during one of in a regular season crown for a Gonzalez and Paul Jordan — take pinned him. the wrestle-back rounds in last weekend's Union County Tournament, enjoyed a successful Union County championship. As home individual titles. "I just used what I've been using tourney. Coren (17-4-1) placed third in the heavyweight division by winning his consolation one of the favorites, Westfield Jordan, who won last year's 160- all year. I didn't change my style. final against Cranford's Sam Richardson, 5-3, in overtime. has come agonizingly dose the pound title, defended his crown He didn't stop what I used against past few years, only to be jilted with relative ease. He breezed by him before, so I did the same thing at the altar the last minute. Two years ago, the Blue Dev- his first three opponents — Gene again." the finals by recording a couple of riod. Gonzalez fought back to tie "He was hard to move, so it was Vittetoe of Governor Livingston, Compared to Jordan, Gonzalez ils appeared to be on the cusp falls, then a forfeit in the semis. the match 30 seconds later and hard to set up any take downs. I of capturing its first county title. It Len Zuraunsky of Cranford and had a much tougher road getting went ahead, 5-4, on an escape with was hanging on for my life at the Paul Mooney of Roselle Park — to the finals. As the top seed in the led by approximately 20O pins Tho bout was important to the about a minute left. Huerfano had end because 1 know how much I entering the third and final pinning them all in under 1:40. 119-pound bracket, Gonzalez overall team title, since the Pio- Gonzalez on his back in the final wanted to win." crushed Union's Tom Hauyar, 14-0, game. But, Cranford came up That set up the championship neers were the closest pursuers to seconds, but was unable to score Between the Gonzalez and Jor- with an incredible game — bout between Jordan and Scotch in the opening round. Gonzalez ad- Westfield. Gonzalez, who was sec- any points, as Gonzalez ran his dan bouts, Westfield's Chris Posey vanced to the finals by virtue of a about an 1,100 — to upend Plains-Fanwood's Scott Rosander. ond in his sophomore year and record to 20-1 in earning his first wrestled New Providence's Norm Westfield. Rosander, who entered the final couple of 9-7 decisions. third at 112 last year, led, 3-2, after county championship. Spagnola in the 130-pound finals. with a 15-2 record, had lost to Jor- In the finals he met New Provi- two periods. But, Huerfano went Last year, Westfield entered Spagnola, the No. 1 seed, pinned the round of six with a come- dan on an 18-2 technical-fall in SP- dence's Jose Huerfano. Huerfano, ahead when he took down Gonza- "He was strong and quick," said three foes in gaining the finals Fs dual meet with Westfield on the second seed, gained entry to lez nine seconds into the final pe- frcm-behind, 916-904, victory Gonzalez minutes after the match. (Please turn to page B-2) over Linden in the first game. But, the Tigers answered back in the second game to bowl a Undermanned, determined Devils 1.024 and win easily. Westfield The stretch run became unnerved in the final game and slumped to a 752, which resulted in a disap- outclass Crusaders in county hoops pointing third place finish for By KIP KUPUK Trailing, 20-12, after one quarter, Westfield. THE RECORD Dayton went on a 13-4 run in the first four minutes of the second Still, the Blue Devils have not In losing three of its last four UNION COUNTY^ quarter to surge ahead, 25-24. The won a county title in its 10 year boys basketball games, Westfield remainder of the quarter remained history. Now, Westfield seems to didn't exactly arrive at the Cran- even with Westfield going into have its best shot ever, as it ford High School gym for Tuesday TOURNAMENT halftimc leading, 34-31, alter Con- enters Monday's first round (at night's contest with oodles of mo- ncll swished a three pointer at the Clark Lanes, 3:25 p.m.) with mentum. buzzer. possibly its most talented group ever. "Playing without the services of "They hurt us inside, but that's "We're the team to beat," forward Mike Cort, who would've 'We didn't take any crazy been a problem all year lung," said started but was with his family in said Westfield senior Jeff shots...and I'd be Carey. "We wanted them to beat us Hemer. "There's almost no rea- Florida, and center Gary DeChcllis, from the outside. We also wanted out with a broken nose, the Blue son we shouldn't win. We've hard-pressed to recall a to push the ball up the court and beaten Linden every time during Devils had their work cut out for make them ran a little. We pressed them against a solid Dayton Re- bad pass that we made. trie year in total wood and that's after halflime to do that. They what decides it." gional club in this Union County That's the big difference. weren't too deep and I think it Tournament first round matchup. worked out well." Unden, which handed West- But, despite all the adversity, —Stewart Carey field its only loss of the season, The pace quickened after the finished second to the Blue Westfield responded with one of its Westfield coach break, but the score remained tight Devils (76-8) in the conference finest efforts of the season, cer- in the third quarter. Matt Co- with a 74-10 record. These two tainly its best this month, in a 75- mandini, who led all scorers with clubs should be the teams to C6 victory over the Bulldogs (1-1-5). 2l> points, caught fire in tho third beat. However, Keamy (65-19), The victory enabled the Blue 1 night long, both in ball handling despite being in foul trouble. He Elizabeth (67-24) and National Devils (11-11) tn advance to the and shot selection. Meanwhile, got five straight baskets in the Division champion Cranford (57- quarterfinal round against to[> Dayton foolishly fired up numer- middle of the frame to help West- 27) will also be heard from. seeded Elizabeth (18-1) on Friday ous three pointers in the opening field to a 50-10 lead. "It's basically between us, Lin- evening (8:30} at Elizabeth's Dunn stages, a strategy it would discard den and Cranford," said Hemer, Sports Arena. until the end of the game. Westfield stubbornly hung on to its lead in the fourth, once again a co-captam. "it'll be a good "Nobody gives us a snowball's "We knew by scouting them that due to its patience and controlled chance to get back at em" (Lin- chance in hell," said Westfield they'd leave the middle open on offense. Mike Comandini stuck a den). It's (the county champion- Head Coach Stewart Carey in men- their 2-H zone," said Carey. "So, we jumper from just inside the three ship) the one thing we've never tioning tonimorrow's tilt. "We're noedt'd to get the ball inside and point line with four minutes to go done and it's the thing every- playing against the eventual Group get penetration from (Greg) Pmnty to put Westfield in front, 58-53. one's been playing for to win." 4 champion. But, we're just gonna and let Mike (Comandini) and Matt With a solid lineup and depth go out and play our j;ame — that's iConnell) shoot from the outside. "We didn't take any crazy shots," to accompany it, the Blue Devils sports." They were all able to get open anil said Carey. "And I'd be hard- appear to be the clear-cut favor- "They key to beating Elizabeth is hit their shots. That's why we got pressed to recall a bail pass that we ite. A quick glance at the final not to be intimidated by them just off to such u Hying start." made. That's tho big difference." Watchung Conference statistics because they're Elizabeth," said Westfield needed every point of "We changed our style of play," bear out that theory. Blue Devil 'guard Matt Connell. its early bulge because Dayton said Connell, who was one reason Wesrfield is either at or near "They have a j;ood ball club, but started to come back once it real- why Westfield turned the ball over the top in every conceivable cat- not a gruul club." ized it held a significant height ad- only five times. "In twu (of the pre- egory. The Blue Devils lead in "We need to hit about 85 percent vantage under the boards. To a vious three) losses we took our team average (913) and have of our shots 1o Ix'at them because man, every WVstfield player was shots without setting up anything rolled the highest game (1082) you're not gonna gi'l the rebound," giving up a few inches to their or miming the offense. Tonight we and match (2,890) of the sea- said West field lbi-uiml Matt Co- counterpart. And it didn't help wei'i' more patient and worked for son. mandini. when Westfield's only tall front the belter shot." The Blue Devils' starting five The Blue Devils didn't match line player, Hob Moon.', picked up In the closing minutes, the Blue bowlers are in the lop eight in those lofty totals, but they set the his third foul with 1:30 k-fl in the Devils' increased foul shooting terms of average, Hemer, who first quarter. also bowled the high game of SHARON WILSON^THE RECORD tone right from the opening tip off practice She day before paid off against Dayton Regional. West field Uttle by little, the Bulldogs handsomely. Westfield made VA of the season (269), held the high- Junior Rlschon Williams was one of several Blue Devil est average of any Watchung runners to participate in Sunday's NJSIAA Indoor Track sank its fust six shots and raced perked away at the lead, scoring 15 free throws (87 percent) over the out to a l'l-I lead in the opi'ning most of their points inside the final 2:47 to hold on. and eventu- Conference bowler (195) during and Field Group 4 Championships at Princeton Univer- four minutes. the regular season. Mike Pass sity's Jadwln Gym. Williams competed in the 400-meter paint. In fact, Dayton scored 20 of ally increase it lead. Dayton nailed During \hc run, the Blue Devils its '11 field goals either on layups four thief pointers in the final (183) was fourth, Dan Brough- run and crossed the finish line in a respectable 55.5 displayed a discipline and patience or second chance baskets (six other frame, but it wasn't enough, as the (Plcasc turn to page B-2) seconds. they would continue to follow all field goals were three pointers). Blue Devils won, ?5-(i(i.
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Call 699-0636 4X70 NJ. 908-234-2700 interview Tips 908-906-8646 PROFESSIONAL TAX MOVINOT— Select the RIDES PREPARATION— Early PIANO LESSONS— In competent, experienced, 24 hr. turnaround Present thla ad for your home. Branchburg, 10% discount Bird Special, $50. 908- FIRST COMMUNIONS reasonable gentlemen of Flights leave our own 90S-7B3-74S1 469-4096 Hlllsboroush and area. Ada In Classified Only Come Once... ~1E LINE MOVERS. PM censed balloon port in P. A. F./TAXsTS— Pre Call 369-4937 RICHARD L. PILOMAN- don't cott — CARPET SERVICE- spe Customized dresses A #00156. Whitehouse at 6pm dally, pared in confidence In headpieces. New York May thru October. One ol your home. Pis call Ken member NATP, fed & Th«y payl cialliing In repairing, anti- NJ's oldest and most ex- state returns, reas $• your PIANO, ACCORDION- que, oriental A hook rugs. childrenswear designer. NILLA'S CLEAN-UP AND Phone In 908-889-5000 Keyboard lessons In your Call tOS.S4S.7Sil perienced ballooning house/mine. 821-1440. Removal of Wrinkles, CARTING SERVICES- companies! Special 20th home. 30 yrs. exp, John buckles. Stretching 4 re SOLF CLUB REPAIR- Junk removal of all kinds. 1-800-559-9495 MOM* i. FILEPP Lennrd 908-353-0841 Installation of new A used anniversary price $135 Public Accountant. Com TAX PEEPARATION- Get a grip on your golf Appliance removal from per person. Personal & business. CPA. PIANO, ALL STYLES ALL Carpet. Since 1950. game a "new" grip that S10 to $20. 754-6875. plete professional Ac 908-369-8970 CONTACT DENNY AT counting Services. Flrwn Your home/my office. Rea- ABBS AT YOUR PACI- is! Let GRIPS, Etc. replace PIANO TUNING sonable rates. 369-7882 Degreed (BA/MM), 20 those old worn out grips YELLOWSTONE Mail In cial Planning. Financial CARPETINQ- Com- Over 25 years experience. BALLOON statements • Tax Returns TAX PROS years experience, private, ATTORNEY N0USE mercial/residential, shop now before Spring arrives. Wayne Smith, college & university. Som- $35/std. $55/ cords. Call ADVENTURES by apct. so REFUNDS IN S 0AVS ILLS: Wills (from S70), at office or home. Buy di- tOS-SM-SSl* •0S-43t-3320 P.O. Box 699 HARRIET I. BLANK »3S TAX RETURNS erset Co. area. 704-8620 Closings (from $395), In- rect from Mill for low, low Greg at 908-874-7158, SANDS/DJ's available CPA 90S-TS2-M44 SAXOPHONE/CLARINET/ corporations (from $225). prices. 908-752-2928 pis. Iv. msg. Custom club CUSTOM REUPHOL- Somervllle, NJ Specializing in full ac Ounellen/Plalnfleld loca- FLUTE LESSONS— expe- Call for exact fees; other making A fitting also now for all occasions: * * * * STERY- Home, Office, Weddings, Bar Mitsvahs, 08876 counting services & tax tions. Eves. & weekends. rienced professional re- services. avail. Auto, Marine. Fabric or preparation. 16 years ex- CATENA PAVINS A Private functions, etc. Ex No appt. needed, New cently w/ Glenn Miller Or- J. DeMartlno, Is*. FENCING— All types, plastic slipcovers. Foam perience. 550 Union Ave., clients save MO w/Ael. chestra. AH levels. 908- •0S-S74-M1S. OUTTER * LEADER rubber, large fabric selec- tremely reasonable. Walk In Middlesex, NJ. FREE gate after 100ft. of 90S-704-S7S7 494-0422. fence. Driveways, Parking CLEANING- Repaired A tion. Fully insured. Hish- tOS-SM-4>77» TAX RETURN* Lots, Curbing. SOS- installed. Quality service, meh's Custom Upholstery, BIRTHDAY PARTY EN 44 Franklin Street John P. Dash III SKIN CARE- Become an 4190 MS-S432. Reasonable prices, fully 112 Mountain Ave., Mid- TERTAINMENT- For chll Somerville, NJ Preparation of individual By Public Accountant expert. Train for an excit- insured. Call 654-5803. dlesex 356-2082 dren (4 & up). Fun filled and business tax returns. Business/Personal ing career in electrology. CLEAN UP * NAUUNS- magic show A balloon anl Removal of all types of OUTTER MAN- Cleans, Specializing in accounting 908-356-3998 Short term classes now repairs & installs leaders SNOW PLOWING A mals for all. Reasonable To Advertise In forming. Call for informa- BAD CREDIT? rubbish, debris and appli- and bookkeeping for TAX RETURNS— prepared A gutters. Free Est. 709- SANDING- lots 4 drive- rates. Call Constantine. the all-new small to medium size by Certified Public Ac- ;lon, 908-707-1744. ances. Prompt service. ways. 24 hr. dispatch. ALL 806-7743. Call INM 908-464-9369. 1810 or 1-800-870-1610 businesses. countant. Reasonable It may not be your fault! »RK CO. 359-3000 ENJOY YOUR OWN •0S-4244MS7 rates. 968-3874 eves. SPECIAL TRAININQ CLEANUP A LISHT HAUL- INTERLOCKING CON- WEDDING INVITATIONS PARTY. "Helping Hands" Forbes Newspapers 'AXES— By accountant. •WORD-PERFECT For free consultation call: INS— of all types. Free CRETE PAVERS- Cus- elegantly addressed, hand helps with shopping, Over 25 yrs. exp. Reason- •LOTUS Credit Recovery estimates. Reasonable tom driveways, pools A written callgraphy. Rea- cooking, cleanup, etc. AoVenVtt In th§ OttsnW able rates. Your home or •DATA ENTRY Counseling rates. Insured. Call Tony walkways. Call Stone sonably priced. 908-463- Reasonable rates. Please Classifieds mine. 908-272-6387. ALL SOS-SS4.1SS4 SOS-777-0770 908-781-0400 Pavements at 356-5454 1310 Joanne call 908-846-6117 MflKE YOUR HOUSE fl HONE dormers, kitchen & beth HOME **«. VINYL REPLACE- Fully Insured, 4O30 MR. DO RIANT- Will Frae est- PAINTINS ft WALLPA- OOWD IROTHERS remodeling, basements, T mates. PERINS- Exterior/ Inte- clean, repair, paint: walls, drywall A taping. NO JOB Alteration* J« *($![*"£MU PLUMBINO • HEATING., ceilings, porches, attics, NO JOBS rior, custom work, com- INC TOO SMALL! Fully insured, and Additions 1149.95. pis' can Bill mercial/residential. FULLY cellars. Carpentry. free estimates. 908-704- Prompt and Courteous 908-560-0214 TOO SMALL DRAIN CLEANING, CEN- CARPiNTtnr "Master of the small Job" 0262. ____ Services INSURED. Nick 658-9235 TRAL A.C. 908-968-7540 Drywall, Ceramic tiling, "Quality at its Best" SHEETROCK/SPACKLE 369-8837 Fast same day service CARPENTRY- & Home PAINTINS (Esl Rellly) evenings and week-ends. THERE'S RRestoratioi n A Repairsi . ODD JOBS A GENERAL Improvements. I do it ALL, WALLACE —Repairs to sheetrock & £*§5-!,"!.Y - P.?.™'^Concrete , taterler/Exterler-luterler/Exterler- Free i . 369. 908-725- Over 10 yrs. of quality REPAIRS- Lt. hauling, plaster. 5725811. foundations, driveways, estimates. Custom work, L C #4 0872 garages-decks-any work STERLING MAINTE- American Craftsmanship brush cleared & removed. large or small. Free est., CONSTRUCTION sidewalks, Belgian block, varv n«ai A. work. 8239 or 908-908-356-1023 9 WORK TO & a dedication to profes- Expert int/ext. carpentry, Ins. Steve, 908-968-7042 728-3848 NANCE SERVICE- floor Fully insured free esti ShSlh R sional excellence. Written painting, replacement . g „p , Fully insured,Tree'e'sti": ShSelrshSelJSdo l UbT OIL BURNER SERVICE NOME IMPROVEMENTS C nStruCllon n lr c a r Boiler 8t Furnace clean BE DONE, guarantee. Tremendous windows & decks. Tree CARPENTRY— All small, Calwaxmgl 908-668-867, Carpet cleaning6 . m«« nui rn°..i,,,.,i.n ' '"'"red? " PLAJ™P J ?' aium fe rs lnside A REPAIRS- additions1 , up, efficiency testing Savings. Free estimates: wek, log splittinggutters ™ P»' * deck! io^n"^^ ?' 6 8 ttge WINDOW CLASS RE- MASONRY- Steps side- WUNTINB aMi WALLPA- emergency service calls, WtlWill beateatt anartyv professionaorofouinnal cleanedZl?J.l* uZ. N o ,~Ljobf' to^°..o small . out,, and new work. Also ?«*», wooden storage PUT ceramic tile, sheetrock re- sheds. All phases or home PLACED ON SITE- We walks Vatiosex'terlor MlltN«- Interior & heat & hot water In- estimate. Interler I«M- why break your bach? If improvementi s & repairs, repair, re-putty & paint drainage, all work guaran- exterior. Remodeling of stalled. 722-8225 preveaieat Sarvleee you don t see it. ask. Call pairs, gutters cleaned, re- old paired and inside paint- VIsa/MC/MC, , free estimatesestimate . windows & trim. Very teetf. Free estimates Call b"tri» and kitchens (SOS) 7SS-SO7S us today for a FREE esti- OUR HOUSE W-OSSS reasonable. INSURED. 908-253-0827. Decks Installed. FREE ES PLUMBINO * HEATINO mate. Our 17th year. Ing. Call Larry 469 8340. Call Clear View, Low rates. Good service. CARPENTRY- Roofs, HOME IMPROVEMENT- 757- a,...,TV IU/HKUIM.U;. TIMATES. Call Tom, 755 S2S-SW 5347 8B Drain cleaning. Free esti- TO WORK windows, doors, decks, all Carpentry, concrete, ma- AT A REASONABLE *1-l-««>-3OO BS41. repairs big or small. Qual- PROFESSIONAL HANDY CERAMIC * MARSLE IN- sonry, drywall, painting. mates. License #6461. STALLATION- Baths, PRICE— all types of ma- Call John SSS-SS34 ity work at reasonable MAN— burglar alarms, Finished basements, ga- sonry. For free est, pis FOR YOUI prices. Please call Jeff at, electricall, TTVV & phone Kitchens t, Foyers. Old & WOOD FENCES i rages, baths, additions. INSTALLED call John 908-563-7B62 PAINTING PLUMSINO. * HEATINQ (908) 756-5614. jacksj , ppainting,, _ heetrock new. Repairs. 369-6610. Fully insured, DMI Con- Staining_ , wallpapering, —All big or small reslden- repairs, etc. Free est. struction, 757-7929. •STOCKADE * * * * een CERAMIC TILE Til Maewsry 14 yre exp wood reftnlshlng. Custom Wei work. FREE Estimates 4070 David 908-321-6955 •POST AND RAIL colors. References. In- Installation & Repairs Installation •SPLIT RAIL t#rs) & Answers. Evening & EWCwfCsw ail types of masonry work sured. Free estimates. weekend appts. for work- ROUND THE HOUSE Commercial/Residential •BOARD ON BOARD ing families. License •CEDAR FENCES FIND: A-l ELECTRIC COMPANY Handyman. Painting, deer S.E. GERWER SICHLER #8488 John, 725-2530 fencing, windows washed, •MAIL BOX POSTS SWTSH No Job Too Small (90S) 752-2118 INSTALLATION PREE ESTIMATES vices.Tem »M-2»M PAINTINO/PAPIRINQ PLUMBINO * HEATINO- No Challenge Too Great gutters cleaned, and any Free Estimates PRE SPRING SUPER SAV- water heaters, water fit- plumbers Residential/Small Bus. job around the house. Call SERVICES Bruc Fully Insured (90S) S34-1192 INGS1 Paperhanging only terst , sump pumps, sewer Specialists. Lie. 8460. «< 908-781-6726. I COLTON CLAIRE NOME $15 per roll. Interior & drain cleaning. All re- 271-4183 SS4-13SO •storm doors handymen IMPROVEMENTS- All 4130 painting from only $89/ pairs. Truppi Plumbing, lie ELECTRIC, ASPEN- All 4100 phases: Siding, Decks, •replacement windows room. Over 10 yrs. of #8707. Call 754-3750 residential needs: house hnpnvamont Basements, Storage, •closet organizers and TromCam * *••* Hanee Ce.- quality American crafts- electricians fans, smoke detectors, Shelves, Humidifiers. IN- •shelving ^_^__^___ Interior/exterior. Wallpa- manship A a dedication to 4220 lighting, telephones, etc. SURED. Gary 6540733 •fencing 1-A Quality Contracting •mail box posts BHI>U ...... , perlng, painting, power professional excellence. Roofing Quick response. Lie. •RUSH REMOVAL- also lng f commercial/ Written guarantee. Free #7534. Call 356-3041; All phases of renovation. COMPLETE HOME MAIN- •garage door openers pg, wasn or Our work is guaranteed. TENANCE INC.- 15 yrs. log splitting, firewood, residential. Cell Free, estimates. Serving ad •ceiling fans wood chips & tree work. 4ST-0SB4 er SSS-llSt r central Jersey. Interior Im- 873-0137. ujnnn AHIMC< Jr. VITA A uin«L ^ «.._. -^.^. .^ _ ^._ _-__*^ _^ * >> * . . J A D ROOFINO CALL (SOS) 6S4-»737 in business, maintaining Bwallpaper Free est. Mike 722-3235 provement Services 908- contractors ELECTRICAL SERVICE homes for retirees, wido- »nriany kinds of carpentry COMPLETE CARE YARD PAINTINa 775-5073 No Job to big or small. All Quality work/reasonable AC CONTRACTINQ — work fully guaranteed. painting, wallpapering, ers, divorcees & people repair SYSTEMS- Tree service, V.A.CAWNEVALE prices. Avail after 4pm & who just don't have the PAINTINO- ATB INC. Free estimate. Free gutter builders id d id & Free estimates lawn maintenance, land- Exterior/Interior. Very rea- maintenance with every »VFRRE ^ scape design. Spring , „ „ . ,. PAINTINO. $50/room. Ex- Fully bonded & sonable. References. Fully | rlor $700 +. Wallpaper Job. Call Dave 725-8879 CALL 908-534-1192 cleanup. Insured, free ts- e or John 253 9332. h roolers A B LE T C 9 8 Call Ray 752-9394 timate. (908) 874-5083. Insured. 35 yrs. of ser- $l5/roll. Roofing & gut- 52 6 3696 Lfc #l d02 0° ' ^nter savings. 908-287 vices In this area. Please ters, free estimates. 908- 3 98195 CUSTOM RENOVATIONS B»««»iiMii>iii LANDSCAPINO.— AM ROOFINO CONTRAC- ELECTRICAL W0RK- Your One Stop Home Im- call 968-0467. 914-0496 TOR— Cafice Construc- and 1001 Compiete electrical ser- ADDITIONS * INTRODUCT ONS... pnases |nc,uding Spr|ng A. * O. PAINTINO ( provement Co. Kitchens, A way for people to meet cleanups We'll beat anv PAINTINQ- Interior $75/ tion Co. Roofing of all vice, service upgrades, vi- P Sr?. r i«r'.i t J '" legi'iniatr e price. Free esti- Interior and exter or. Com-room> ^^o,. Freo estl- types, shingle/flat/slnte other olations corrected, ceiling ALTERATIONS Baths, Basements, Sky- •»«•««'» =••=", ..,««i^ .„ ... . mercia 4 Res d n a lights & Tile. your local Forbes newspa- mates. call Jeff 908- ' , ' « '' '' mates. SheetrocKIng & til- and leak repairs. No job fans, new constr. "24 Hr. •KITCHENS •0S-287-6944 per. The ad is free, ttien 753-6742 Free estimates. Call 908- | . References avail. too small. Insured. Free Emergency Service." •BATHROOMS ng services... one call does it ail! Insured. Pettersen estimates. 968-6241. Uc.#10318. 271-4049. •BASEMENTS DECKS- $7.50 per ft. or 1-8OO-S99-9495 TREE * STUMP EX. •DECKS will beat any legitimate PERTS— all types of tree ANTHONTS PAINTINO Painting, *0S-72S-l»t7; ELCCTRICAL WORK — ROOFINO- AFFORDABLE, •CERAMIC TILEBETC, offer. Custom work. Fully workk, stumt p removall. LoLw Interior/exterior. Roofing, l-SOO-7SO-i»77. RELIABLE. DEPENDABLE. Commercial, residential insured. Unlimited refer- * FULLY INSURED* Winter rates. Fully inin- - gutterg s cleaned/installed. PAINTINS— Let a woman Carpentry/Painting. Free and industrial. Licensed, ences. Color portfolio. IRON RAILINGS sured. Free Estimates. No. 9141, and Insured. *FREE ESTIMATES* free est. TS2-S441. do your painting. Neat, Estimates. Call Bill 908- • COMPETITIVE PRICES* Call now and save $$$. AMERICAN clean quality work. In- 873-3759 Free estimates. Call Vince 908-526-0005. TRACEYS IRONWORKS S0S-S0S-S3S4 PAINTINO A PAPER Santonastaso Electric FOR DEPENDABLE, HIGH HANfllNQ- Interior/exte- sured. Free estimates. IN THE Q L 968-1609. £*v!7«y°"JV »« DECKS- Custom builtT 8AM-8PM 900-247-2036 TREE A STUMP RE rior. Quality workmanship Call Maryann 560-9235. for2 5 ars No 4230 ELECTRICAL— All types •RAY LAEYT • 247-3772- benches, railings, lattice, MOVAL -Is your slump a y« - Jo*> too CLASSIFIEDS AL BREUCHEft SO N pressure treated, super j * J eoNCTsur>TinH Pain in tne gfass? Free sma"- Insured. Free esti- J,*IWV. Tom Wallpapering of wiring, Service changes J tJ CONSTRUCTION- g V mate, prompt service. Hanson Painters. Interior/ & paddle fans. Additions. Home Improvements cedar prices. 20 yrs. exp. stlmates Fu y jnsurecI l ) p Basement to attic, inside CalClll 908-753-5769087535761 Replacement windows, •"-* -_/.~V.z_" ™ *'V- ™_^ »i_._.!l- __S2S-- •>*•,!»exterior, *.& wallpapering...«n__—• . •Call Harold Klouser. Lie. "JUST STUMPS" 634- Bob Stelntnen, A BEAUTIFUL JOB by 4 out. Experienced w/ref- seamless gutters & lead- 1318. 33S2 Free estimates. Please #6252. 908-572-6750. DID YOU ers, all types of roofing & ,-„., call Tom at 908-469- Feminine Hangups. Export erences. Free estimates. INTERI- 5952 ELECTRICIAN— Installa- Reasonable rates. KNOW . . . siding, storm doors & ad- TREE MAINTENANCE- "NAL TOUCH „„„« or 1-8 00-4 7 9- paperhanging. Neat pro- tion of circuit breakers, that an ad In this local ditions. Call 5481434 Tree removals, shrrb ORS— Wall specialist- 5952 fessional. Free estimates. 908-463-1773 pruning. Commercial i Painting, wallpaper, pan- 1 Call Joan 908-526-0251. paddle fans, attic fans, paper also goes into 16 after 6pm. elln electric heat, recessed ALL TYPES OF HOME IM- residential. Quality wcrk g. walnscotting, mold pro PAINTINO CO. PROVEMENTS- Quality other local papers? Reach JFK CONSTRUCTION- A DELICATE TOUCH- Ex- lights, appliance wiring. over 400,000 readers Cranfor" 90BH276.0 5^. ?'**£*£ ^.fU'i ^\o^ ouaVS Commercial. Residential, pert paporhanging, reli- Free estimates, insured. worK at competitive pric- 8 p 1 658 y qy 0 1 es. Painting, woodwork- with one call! All work guaranteedguaranteed . 1 UgS'^S^ln^ ' B«fc o^SnSSi'So" " ' ^dustrlal. Fully insured. able, meticulous, afford- RONtON ELECTRIC, 1-80O-BS9-949S contractor for all your 3266 or 321-0077 Refs. 908-805-0499 Expert able. Recommended by 752-8SB3, (Uc. 5532). ing, repairs & alterations. INTERIOR PAINTINO- •Power Washing Call Jack 9OB-534-6730 needs. Large or small, we paint stores and interior ELECTRICIAN- Lic.# DISCOUNT N do it oil! Tree Very neat, free estimate, «lnterior/Exterior decorators. Call Adelo Leo 10062. For evenings & * A * * • INO— termite inspec- KITCHENS, BATHS- Tr> Call Bartle Painting, Mar- •Protective Coating at 908-231-0485. weekends. Bonded & in- BATHROOMS tions, immediate certifica- modeling, alterations, Removal tirtsvllle 356-4758. Sand/Water Blasting BROTHERS— ^ sured. Reasonable rates, FREE ESTIMATES tion, and general pest cnbinet refacing, counter- JOE LUCIANI •Wnllpapering/removal ing, painting, & carpentry. Commercinl, residential, control. 90B-247-4585 tops, formica, Corian, tile Interior/Exterior Painting •Sheetrocklng/ Repair 515/roll. Free estimates. industrial. 725-7267 Complete bathrooms work, skylights, finished VENIS BROS. and Wallpaper Hanging •Mopcorn ceilings/ Repair stnrting as low as $3995. OR Y w AL L ~CON?TRLTC^ Pis call 908-281-7102 _ TION— Sheetrock and basements, drywald l & tap- Tree Experts FREE ESTIMATES •Offices/warehouses PAPERHANOINQ "CHECK Licensed, insured, 10 yrs. in 8SV-42S4 •Churches/Condos- 408O Experience. taping, specializing In fi, decks. References on 359-6180 MY SEAMS" Reliable, ex- small jobs. T.A.F. Drywnll request. No job too small. JOHN MACNAMARA •«•••*•••«• p.|irthig Handyman Services J.M.C. FULLY INSURED pert paperhnnging. Work Call 1-800-64Q-3969. free estimates. Fully in- PAINTINO— Int. painting guaranteed. Certifiod by Home Renovations sured. Call Cedrone's 727-5121 1-800-734-8919 TREE WORK WANTED- & wall papering. Ext fn_V_ri_l_Sii5r—TV The Paperhnnfiiny Insti- APPLIANCE REPAIRS- Homo Improvements 908- MIN M 1-908-561-3554 • * *• * Pruning, storm damage, painting. Free estimates , ,_" " <»~ Inte- tute. Call Lynnu nt 908- Alf major brands, all major 249-2090. __ ri removals, chipping, shrub Fully insured Recom- °r/Exterlor, wallpapering, 789-2127 appliances. Reasonable, BATMROO MS RE MO D- er 1neo L Fro o experienced, reliable. ELEO— Custom repairs. FAMILY KITCHEN— cabinet refac- core, insured. Smith Treo mended by Interior Deco- " > ° stfmntc. WALLPAPERINQ BY FEM- ing or now. countortops, Service 90B-439-2059, rators. 908-709-0160. Call today 756-7583. Some dny service. Jeff All trades incf. Free esl, 7 ININE TOUCH- Rc.ison " 107G 159 30O0 CONTRACTORS tifc work, enrpentry. Free WINTER CLEAN UP- MUHCUS able rates. Prompt sor __ 3 GENERATIONS OF QUAL- estimates. Pis call Tony Loaves & cut Inwn for win- AFFORDABLE RENAIS- vice. Froo estimates. No BATHTUB * TILE RESUR- 908-968-7027 tcr. Reasonable rotes, re- SANCE PAINTINOS- HANDYMAN ITY CARPENTERS. Com- Job too smnll. Cnll 231 FACING— 5 year war- plete home Improve- MR FIX-IT— No job too llablo service. Call Walt at Free estimates: Brush 4200 0282. Can do most anything and ranty, free estimates. Call ments. Additions, add-n- 752 6730. Roll, Spray, Stain, Custom at reasonable rales. No 908-756-5351 small inside or outside. Plumbing, Moating levels, Kitchens, baths, 35 yrs exp. Free est. Rets finishes. (908) 412-9168. and Cooling job too small, dill 908- CARPENTER FOR HIRE etc. Professional, courto JK'S 3221673. avail. Art 9_O_8-821-5422 4160 PAINTINa • WALL HANDYMAN FOR HIRE— Home Improvements at ous service from design to PAPEftlNO- "Winter WALLCOVERING carpentry, replacement of affordable cost. No job QUA L IT Y — "'HOME I'IM- Mamonry finish products. Free Est. PROVEMENTS & REPAIRS. Special" tSO off painting AMERICAAN HOME IM- windows & doors, floor too small. Free est. Ins. Call 90R-3S9-81B4 INSTALLATIONS tiles, crtrpot Installation, Call Tom 231 9284 or Carpentry, shootrock, tllo, A-l WAYNE P. SCOTT and 20% off wallpapering. PROVEMENTS— Quality quality masonry servkes fULLY INSURED. Wfll kit. A bath remodelingli A. Alll and kitchen, bath renovation. Dave 2481729. FLOORS— New wood painting, etc. Bathroom & mn w floors Installed, sanded & basement remodeling, Free ostlmato. Refer •••* V 'Ht»n ee-.l- repairs, tllo & pointing, Interior Painting 52^5723. CAR PEN TRY *~ ROfli F- Free onces. Insured 40 yrs n •"•'••• Interlor/oxterlor. 356-8927 (Lie. 1975) finished. 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A Union County Forbes Newspaper February 20,1992 News B-3 r Learning a lesson from history Substitute teacher tells pupils how he escaped the Holocaust Ived with them until after the liberation." THE RECORD ~~ The Dutch underground placed Mr. Mansfield with the Protestant family, and he posed as a cousin from Am- EDISON - Substitute teacher Robert Mansfield speaks sterdam for the next two and one-half years. about his experiences as a Jewish teen-ager during Worid Mr. Mansfield hid from the German forces at night in a War II in Holand to teach students to learn from the past. hdow pile of firewood. "I don't know If it wM ever happen again," he sad. "I "At night I would go in there," he said. "The rumor was wish that people learn from history." going around the Germans were looking for people. If I Mr. Mansfield recently shared his story with sixth- had been caught, the family would also have been killed." graders at John Adams Middle School, where Ns wife, During the winter the woodpile was moved into a shed Annette Mansfield, works as a secretary. where Mr. Mansfield's companions were Ihe family's "I am of the opinion it has to be told, because too many people have said the Holocaust didn't happen," he said. Mr. Mansfield said he stM remembers Allied airplanes "We were the fortunate ones. Our family did come back." flying over the farmhouse. Mr. Mansfield's uncles, aunts and cousins were among the victims of the Holocaust. "There was a great sight when we saw all these bomb- ers go over our house because that was their route," he Mr. Mansfield was invited to speak to the classes, who said. "We knew these people were going to liberate us. are reading The Diary of Anne Fimk, to give them a better We were liberated by the First Canadian Army- We saw jrtderstanding of the novel. these tanks coming up the main road and we didn't know "I haven't written anything down, but everything that if they were Germans (at first)." Anne Frank has written happened to me," he said. He was reunited with his sister, who was 11 years old The Germans invaded Holland in 1940, and Jews were when the family went into hiding. His sister had been forced to wear yellow Stars of David on their clothes in placed with a family just 25 miles away from the farm- 1941,hesaW. house where he hid. "At that time we couldn't go to a regular high school. Mr. Mansfield's father, who was liberated after him, had We had to go to a Jewish high school," Mr. Mansfield spent 736 days in hiding in Amsterdam without daylight. said. "I was 14. Education continued. The sad thing was you made friends, but you never knew if you would see The experience has left him more willing to listen to them again. Every day someone was missing from class. different points of view, Mr. Mansfield said. You live in fear and, of course, as a child you probably "It makes you more tolerant. You are not going to fight don't realize it as much, nut it is there." with someone over a difference of opinion," he said.
After Ihe Gestapo left a friend's home, Mr. Mansfield Mr. Mansfield, a Mountainside resident, emigrated to GEORGE PACCIELLO/THE RECORD said his father received a warning that Gestapo agents Canada in 1952 and the United States in 1955. He worked Substitute teacher Robert Mansfield told his story of hiding In a woodpile to escape th« were on the way to question the Mansliekte. for Dupont tor 30 years and currently is a substitute high Nazis in Holland to students at John Adams School in Edison, where his wife Annette "We went with the elevator to an empty room which I school math and science teacher for the Edison school works as a secretary. Mansfield, a Mountainside resident, tells how he was taken from didn't even know existed," Mr. Mansfield said. "The next district. his home to a a small farm on the northern part of Holland where he lived until after the morning my father, sister and I went our separate ways. I His story has been documented by the Holocaust Com- liberation. The Dutch underground had placed Mr. Mansfield with the Protestant family, was taken to the northern part of Holland to a small farm. I mittee and will be placed in the Yale Library Depository. and he posed as a cousin from Amsterdam for the next two-and-one-half years. Obituaries Versailles: symbol
Stephen Brenkach Jr. Of This is one in a series of articles architectural inheritance, As the WWII army veteran about the cities and places to be 18th century wore on and the pref- Stephen Brenkach Jr., 70, of visited on the 10-day tour Conti- erence for intimate private apart- Westfield, died Feb. 18, 1992 in nental Capitals of Europe being of- ments expanded, subsequent rul- Overlook Hospital, Summit. fered by Forbes Newspapers and ers built themselves small retreats Mr. Brankach was a custodian Lufthansa German Airlines. on the grounds where they could for the Hillside Board of Educa- Paris in the 1600s was a disor- escape the formality of formal life. tion for 10 years before retiring 10 derly city. In fact, Louis XTV dis- The two most famous of these years ago. Earlier, he had been a liked it so much that before long, structures are the Petit Trianon, sheet metal worker for the he was looking over the swampy built by Louis XV and a model of Chelsea Fan Co. of Irvington and wet land located approximately 15 classical harmony and proportion; Plainfield for 28 years. miles to the west of Paris. From and the simple, "rustic" Hameau, Mr. Brenkach, who served in the these marshes rose an elegant pal- or hamlet, that Marie-Antoinette Army during World War II, was a ace that became the symbol of built so that she could indulge her member of American Legion Post pomp, ceremony and opulence desire to play at being a simple 3 of Westfield and the Disabled throughout Europe. shepherdess. American Veterans Chapter 55 of Although the estate is unbeliev- After you experience the gran- Hillside. ably large, it wasn't big enough for deur of this magnificent palace, a Surviving are his wife, Martha; a Louis' entourage of 20,000 noble- visit to the park outside is the daughter, Nancy Golda; a son, Ste- men, servants and assorted hang- ideal place to take a break. Le phen; a brother, Alexander; and ers-on, In order to accommodate Notro is a garden of cultured com- four grandchildren. these numbers, a completely new plexity which offers visitors a Services are today at St. Micha- capital city had to be constructed. chance to relax and enjoy stylized el's Russian Orthodox Church, Immense mansions were built in landscaping at its most formal. Newark, after the ittneral from the lavish Baroque style, along with For further information regard- Union Funeral Home-Lytwyn and boulevards wider than the Champs ing ttie "Continental Capitals" Lytwyn, 160O Stuyvesant Ave., Elysecs. lour, please contact your local £mi> Union. Successors to the crown felt un- el agent, or call Romantic Tours at Interment is at Forest Green comfortable with their monstrous (793)644-3179 or (800) 523-6767. One side of the Palace of Versailles with the "Paterres du Midi." Park, Morganville. Finance Committee 10 Days to Remember will meet Join us on the Feb. 27 Continental Capitals of Europe Tour The Finance Committee of the Town Council of Town of West- Holland * France * Belgium * Luxembourg field will hold a special meeting Thursday, Feb. 27, 8 p.m. In the Tour departs May 11,1992 Administrative Conference Room of the Municipal Building. The committee will review cap- 10 days you'll never forget... ital project proposals and the op- totu*. erating budget for 1992, but not ...all for only take formal action at this time. Tour includes: -Round-trip airfare on Lufthansa from Newark, NJ including meals, drinks & inflight entertainment. Ballroom dancing offered by T -Touring and transfers by private deluxe motorcoach "Accommoations In first-class hotels with private bath/shower These are just some of the comments we The Westfield Y, 220 Clark St. is -Buffet Breakfast and dinner daily heard from the travelers returning from the offering a ballroom dancing course -Guided city sightseeing with all admission fees & tips Included four Romantic Tours that Forbes Newspapers from March 13-May 1. Fee per -Services of a profession multi-lingual tour manager f 1,985 co-sponsored in the (all of 1991. couple for members is $5fi, non- -Baggage handling, Including tips, taxes and service charges members, $03. Call 233-2700. (per person, double occupancy Instructors are John Schneider. plus goN/t taxes) formerly of Arthur Murray Studios and Louise Trask.v, Harvest Moon Ball winner, Leurn to foxtrot, Lufthansa waltz, rhumba and swintf along with the popular line dances, the electric slide and the line polka. Send for a FREE brochure on the Continental Capitals Tour.
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Ads in Classified your local Forbes newspa on dogs & horses without Very reasonable. 722- HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP Runners set personal bests L 1992 Union County BaatotoaM Tpurnamant LINDEN (2) ST. MMtYJ »•' AT ELIZABETH CRANfOflO (15) It) EUZAI FEB. 11,130 PM FES. II. 1WBP.M^^m t^m\-^tmm\m^MM attach* ^Z*-^^^_a at track Championships J0HN8ON BEOIOMM. (1 | JOrMaKW new* »Kinm NEW PROVIDENCE (IS) HULSICE1?) Although it AT ELIZABETH close behind in 5:03. Jatnal Hester, Elizabeth." said Head Coach mike Zil REotoWLW~ «^, FES 1», 730 P.M. did not score who finished in 53.6, placed 10th in Tirone. "We just kinda fell apart. It WESTflEUXW RAHWAY (10) in the team the 400-meter run. Rischon Wil- was a shocker. But I think it woke HOSELLE Ml HOSELLE CATHOLIC <3) •JSST competition, liams completed the race in 55.5. us up." UMON CATHOUC warned and then he had to open it d us your Wrestling up, which allowed me to get a (Continued from page B-l) quick take down." while Posey, seeded second, used Two other Blue Devils placed SCOREBOARD a couple of quick pins and a 6-3 fourth, as both Brian Buldo and decision to get there. Chris Edling lost their consolation In the bout, Spagnola was just final bouts to fulfill their No. 4 too much Tor Posey, who appeared secdings. Buldo wrestled quite somewhat tired. Spagnola had well in the 112-pound group. He The Westfield Recreation Commission has Kate O'Connor (5th, 16-18). Dan Qioello YOUTH BASKtTBALL Posey on his back for most of the lost a 2-1 decision in the quarterfi- IN THE NEWS begun a Co-Ed After School Program which (6th, 14 & 15), Jenlne Ruls (7th, 12 & 13), match and ted, 3-0, after two pe- nals to SP-F's Pat Bartels, who fin- will run until March 27. It Includes supervised Jesse Herahkowitz (7th, 12 & 13). Dave W.B.A IN-TOWN riods. Posey recorded two points ished second. In the consolation after school actMtles at the local elementary Stauber (8th, 16-18). Ashley Allen (8th. 14 SENIOR GIRLS LEAGUE finals, Buldo (14-4) lost to Tom Harlam Wlxarrfa baakatball gam* schools fof 3rd through 5th grade students & 15) and Amanda Mulr (nth. 12 & 13). on a take down 35 seconds into the The Harlem Wizards, an exhibition team SYRACUSE 36, SETON HALL 20 Warnke of New Providence, 10-1. from 3-4:30 p.m. Activities will include Indoor Andy Rowland and Melissa LUItckJ cap- Syracuse continued Its fine play with a third, but couldn't mount any more practiced In the art of "showbiz" basketball, soccer, basketball, volleyball and roller skat- Edling (14-6), was pinned by even- will play the Glll-St, Bernard's "Slamming tured first place In the three-meter dive. well-balanced outing against a tough Salon offense, losing 5-2. Ing. Flyers will be distributed throughout the WettflekJ got fine efforts in the three-meter Hall squad. Linda Notary and Atena Lygate tual champion Mcgcl McGaw in Saints" at the school's upper school gym In •chool* "I just ran out of gas," said an Gladstone on Feb. 29 at 2 p.m. drve from; Jullanna Muir (2nd), Mark Moran provided the offensive punch, while Krlaten out-of-breath Posey. Friday's quarterfinals. After win- *•• (2nd), Dan Oloelle (4th). Jeaae H»rsh- Oruman, Susan Pctrtno and Cllaaa Sernilll ning one wrestle-back match, he Combining basketball trickery with skill and Open gym time to residents of all ages for kowttz (7th), Jenlne Hull (9th) and Amanda supplied the necessary playmaking and de- Still, even after Posey's loss, comic hijlrtx, thg Wizards promise to provide pick up basketbair Is currentty available at Mulr (14th). fens* to Insure the victory. Seton Had re- lost to Roselle Park's tough Keith entertainment for the whole family. Pre-game Westfield had clinched the team the Edison gym on Thursday evenings from One week later, the Westfield YMCA com- ceived a strong scoring effort from Amy Apello via the pin. festivities. Including prize giveaways and title after Gonzalez's win at 119, 74:30 p.m. Pick up basketball Is also avail- peted against the Somerset Valley VMCA Edge and AI»MI» Burnett*. Courtney III and contests will begin at 1 p.m. Advance tickets able at the Roosevelt gym on Tuesday eve- and lost, 48-29. Nonetheless. Westfield Kate Tracey also played well. allowing Westfield Coach Don are SS for students/children and S7 tor nings from 7-9:30 p.m. nabbed a couple of first places, as Mark GEARQIA TECH M, STANFORD 31 Mac Dona Id some time to munch adults. Tickets at the door are $6 for stu- Moran and Amanda Mulr captured titles. Georgia Tech, led by Aim Lutkenhouse dents, $8 for adults. on some popcorn after the 130- MISCELLANY Five divers placed second (Andy Row- and Tara Douglas, prevented Stanford's pound finals. Bowling For more Information, call Glll-St. Bernard's land, Jullanna Mulr, Jeaae HerehkowHi, third consecutive win. Sara Rubensleln, School. 906-234-1611. Dan Qloello and Mallyn Bull), four partici- Nicole DeSentle and Tracy VanCort also "I'm extremely happy with all *•* The New Jersey Football Official's At- three kids that went to the finals," (Continued from page B-l) sodatlon (NJFOA) I* now accepting applica- pants finished third (Mellaaa Ualeckl, Us* contributed to Techs attack. Stanford had Do you love to play tennis and enjoy tun ton (182) was fifth, co-captain tions for admittance in Its 1992 training pro- Duoht, Paul Swttoa and Kate O'Connor) much to cheer about, and w»» inspired by said MacDonald. "The whole team competition with other players at your skill Bob Sleesman (160) was sev- gram. Successful completion of the program and four more were fourth (Alexla Gore, the play of Katie Heinfcal. Amy wllliama, did really well and did a nice job. tevel? If so. United Stales Tennis Association will certify applicants lo officiate high school Shawn Sobel, Sarah Sauavllle and Dave Amy Qottko and Katharine Ball. Lauren enth and Greg Rhodes (178) (LJSTA) leagues are now forming for 1992. Stauber). The amount of pins we got was a varsity football contests In the State of New Ray, Kim Robinson and Kathy Ku|awa were was eighth. Spring-summer leagues begin In mid-May big factor. About 80 percent of our Jersey. On Jan. 26, Andy Rowland and Sean also strong contributors In mis effort. and run through mid-July. For more Informa- wins were by falls." Applicants must be physically fit, 18 years Sobal competed in the St. Peter's "B" Invita- "We're pretty solid up and tion, call your local USTA Loayuo Coordina- tional Meet tor novices. Rowland won first tor: Call Burlay, UniUrJ «tat«* Tennis of age or older, and residents of Northern YOUTH GYMNASTICS Westfield's next highest finisher down the lineup," said Blue Dev- New Jersey. For further Information and an place for ages 9 and under In both the one was heavyweight Seth Coren. ils Coach Mike Tirone. "That's Assn.. Weatflald, NJ 07090, (908) 232- and thiea-meter drves. In the 12-13 year old application, please replay In writing to: Car- Representing Henderson's Gymnastics 2427. group, Sobel placed third. Coren placed third on the strength what distinguishes us — we mine Picardo, Membership Chairman, 3 Hen- Academy of Edison at the Satorfs Gymnas- of his win over Cranford's Sam Ri- don't have any weaknesses. nlng Drive, Falrfield. NJ 07004. Complotod The Westfield YMCA sont five divers to the tics Meet In Hopeweit, NJ, Westfield resident REC NEWS applications must be returned by April 4, 1992 Union County High School Meet with Megan Clarke finished In fifth place on vault, chardson in the consolation finals. Other teams can't match-up five 1992. one — Meilyn Rulx — corning away as a fourth place on bars, second place on beam Coren had lost to Richardson, 6- guys with our five guys. I just The Wostflcld Recreation Commission, in ••• winner. Mlchiel Wysocki placed third. Dava and fourth place on floor In level seven. The hope we're not snakebitten." Stauber finished fourth, Paul Santoe was 5, in Friday's quarterfinals, and collaboration with the New Jersey Nets, Is The Mountainside Recreation Commis- performance lifted her to a second place all- the rematch was just as close. sponsoring a Wosttiold Town Night at the sion is seeking to fill several openings in its sixth and Kate O'Connor ended up in tenth. around finish In the 8-11 year old age group. Westfield will compete with ei- Meadowtands Atena. Residents are Invited to Men's High Arc Softball Loaguo. The games Rowland continued his momentum two Down, 3-1, to Richardson, Coren weeks ago In the New Canaan Invitational, ther 32 or 33 other teams on buy a ticket to Iho March 1 game between are scheduled during the week and on Sun- tied the match with just 20 sec- Monday afternoon in the first the Knlcks and (he Nets. For every ticket days and run from mid-April to the beginning where he snagged first place In both the one BOXSCORES and threo-mete< dives. The Westfield YMCA onds left when he scored on a re- round. The six highest team purchased there will be a contribution to the of August. All Inquiries should bo directed to versal. In the overtime period, Recreation Commission to benefit Teen Drug the Mountainside Rec Commission, (90S) had three olhor representative* present in Boys basketball scores will advance to the sec- and Alcohol Programs. Tho purchase of a 2320015. New Canaan. Conn. Meliasa Ualeckl placed Union County tournament Coren (17-4-1) won the bout by tak- ond round, which will be held ticket also eninios you lo a tree Nets cap. To third In the one-meter and fourth In the three- ing down his heavier opponent order tickots, or for more Information, call meter competition. Amanda Mulr finished WESTFIELD (75) next Thursday at Clark Lanes. YOUTH DIVING fifth In the one-meter and sixth in the three- only 22 seconds into extra time. Glna Cook at tho Now Jersey Nets Office at Matt Comandini 11-4-26, Mike Comandini 5 "We've come heartbreakingry (201) 93S-BB88. meter and Jesse Hershkowitz was eighth In 6-16, Prunty 4-4-12, Connell 4(1)-O-9, Gentles "I knew I could outwrestle him. ••* The Wesrfletd YMCA diving loam has the one-moter and seventh In the three- 2-1-5, Kosfowskl 2-0-4. Moore 1-1-3. Totals It was just a matter of time," said short the past few years," said Tho Wostfiold Rocrootlon Commission has been on/oying plenty of success this winter, meter. 29(1)-16-75. a sweaty and exhausted Coren Hemer. "Was it a choke? I doni begun registration for a ski ti p to the Camol- as It took first place In the novice category In In Westfield's most recent dual meet, the DAYTON REGIONAL (66) after the tussle. 'The biggest prob- think so. Other teams just beat back Ski Area in Tannorsvtllo, PA. The trip the Blue Dolphin Invitational one month ago locals defeated the Rldgewood YMCA, 60-17. Benjamin 11-1-23. Young 9-3-21, R. Huber us out in the tenth (frame). It was will take place on Sunday, March 1 and reg- and has followed that up with many other Diving to first place finishes were: Beth Tu- 4(4)-2-14, Mullman S(1)-0-5. A, Huber 1(1)-0- lem was his size, so I worked with istration will last until Feb. 27. There will be a fine showings over the past four weeks. molo (9 and under), Andy Rowland, Mel- 3. Totals 27(6)-6-66. Bob Condron (assistant coach) on just a matter of coming close $39 fee for transportation and lift ticket. Ski On the weekend of Jan. 18-19, Westfield laaa Ualeckl, Jesie Hershkowitz, Jenlne Weatfleld 20 14 16 25 — 75 the technique I should use in this and not hitting. But, I think It'll rental end a lesson Is optional al a total of won the novtce title in the Blue Dolphin Invi- Ruiz, Meilyn Hull, Mirk Moran, Paul Sart- Dayton Reg. 12 IB 15 20 - U match. I kept attacking him until change." $2-1. Busi'i for the 1rlp will leave tho Munici- tational at Trenton State College. Westfield toa and Kate O'Connor. Second place fin- pal Building HI 42t> E. Droad St. at 6:30 a.m. was powered by the first place performances ishes were turned In by: Jullanna Mulr. he was called for stalling He was and wi'i iciuin at r.pprnxlmatoly 6 p.m. Thore of Andy Rowland (9 years and under), Shawn Sobel, Amanda Mulr, Dan Qloello will bft a maximum of 47 seats per trip and Jullanna Mulr (to & 11) and Shawn Sobel and Michael Wysocki (ages 16 to 18). Dave Children unuur 12 years of age must bo ac- (12 & 13) In the one-meter dive. Stauber was third and Ariel Wagner placed companied by someone 18 years or older. fourth. For additional Information call the Recreation Other top finishers In the ono-moter dive Department at 789-4080. Included: Melissa Llsleckl (2nd. agos 10 & •*• 11). Lisa Ought (3rd. 12 * 13), Mark Moran (4th. 14 & 15), Alexla Gore (4th, 10 & 11). EFHGB& COUPON HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Tired Of Paying (•• plckmt toyth e sports staff of Forbes Newspapers) High Prices? PACO GONZALEZ After finishing third last year and second Capital offers 10e Off the year before, Paco got somewhat of a every gallon of oil. monkey off his back when he won the 119 pound title In the Union County Wrestling PLUS: 2 years of burn- Tournament last weekend at the Dunn Sports er service including Arena In EllzabeV.. The senior co-captaln (20-1) won a grueling 5-4 decision over New ALL parts and labor at Providence's Jose Huerfano In the finals. Gonzalez, the No. 1 seed, recorded a techni- cal-fall and a pair of 9-7 decisions to reach No Cost the finals. Call now to "Capitalize" SINCE 1909 on the savings. Ask about our low, low oil prices EFIKEtiS [ Family Owned SPORTING GOODS CO. i for over iMoslcrCard YOUR SPORTING GOODS COMPLEX 272-8587 513 \V. UNION AVE., (RT. 28) BOUND BROOK. NEW JERSEY/201-356-0604 55 Years l^^F^TM Between 4 PM - 8 PM M-F «^^^ J Mnn.. Ttics., Thurs., Fri. 8:30 A.M. lo 9 P.M./Wei!. & Sal. 8:30 A.M. lo 5:30 P.M. - — __ — —• ^ — ^ as ^ OB ^ •• SM ^ •* •" mm mm as ^ BB •• «• • ^ HB «• •• mm ••) mt -Westfield Record- B-8 Classifieds February 20,1992 5000 EMPLOYMENT 50SO 5050 5050 5050 8050 5050 Employment • Employment • Employment • Employment • Employment < ioto Part-Tim* General Employment Part-Tim* 5010 General General General General Qeneral Employment Cmr—rTrmMng Employment HEALTH CLUB- Exerwlse NEW Y1AR NEW CAREER andServkme Retell SALES- Discovery Toys TRUCK MECHANIC AVON SALES- All areas PLAY IN YOUR SPAM Woman Inc. has openings Part time * full time seeking 3 persons to WANTED- experienced For Information call Customer for the following posi- persons for telemarketing $10.25 TO START TIME- while earning demonstrate quality edu- with diesel, hydraulics, t-S00-SS2-2aS2 great Income. Free train- tions: Assistant Manager; positions in Union based ell openingt-local office cation toys. Low invest. heavy truck repair & weld- COMPUTER TRAININO- Service Aerobic luctors. Call company. Exper. an ad- •Youth oriented Co. BABYSITTING VOLUN Ing & earn kit free. Call Will train. Flex. hrs. Call ing for busy Edison con- Val with Discovery Toys Learn database, wordpro- Cherv . ^08-218-1155 vantage but not essential •Part/Full time-flex hrs. tractor. CDL needed, TEERS- needed at Mur cessing & spreadsheet. Charlotte 201-993-9177 ray Hill Racquet & Fitness. 908-381-5851 CONSULTANT- as training given Excel- •Advancement oppty. Send letter with expert- One-on-One training. Rea- lent pay package fer •Students Welcome SALES— Undercover ence (no calls) to: Empire 1 morning per week. Earn RECEPTIONIST- PT for sonable rates. Temporary Positions for International Co. to ware Agents. Hostess for free fitness membership. Em 908- teach color analysis, the right people. 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ART opportunities avail- INSURANCE ASSOCIATES Fortune 100 companies. 9am-3pm (flexible) Full time clerical position ABLE- $1000-$2000 gency Medical Techni- RECEPTIONIST— PT for YOU A VICTIM OF EMPLOY- able for bright,en- Work for ANNE KLEIN Immed, need for secretar- Knowledge of Mac help Dental Office. Ught typ- for a growing NJ Insur- per month. Pius profit OUTLET, an established cians. Valid NJ. license MENT DISCRIMINATION? thusiastic, Individuals sharing plus medical/den- ies w/WordPerfect, Dec- required. Mln. 4 hrs./wk. ful: typing 50-60 wpm. Pis ing, general office clean- TO LEARN MORE ABOUT with excellent verbal ance Company. Office designer apparel store. mate Hewlett Packard & call Patrice Singleton skills are a must. For con- tal. For Information call Contact: Diane HolzmlMer Ing required. Salary com- YOUR EMPLOYMENT and written Fabulous opportunity for a Wang. 908-218-7900 mensurate with experi- sideration please call: Mr. Z, 908-846-6955 Management Trainee and at 908-233-2501 RIGHTS AND HOW TO communication skills. HOUSECLEANINQ- $7 ence. 719-2910 PROTECT THEM, SEND IFA Insurance REAL ESTATE CAREER Full-time Sales Associ- We will provide FREE WILLIE'S TAVERN la SOS-27S-4447 per hr, need car, approx FOR OUR PACKET OF We offer an excellent WEIDEL REALTORS, Hill- ates. We are looking for training & cross training. leeklng fer day and SALES— need money for sborough. We are looking 20 hrs. per wk. 9 AM to 1 holiday bills & stilt keep EASY TO UNDERSTAND salary and our INSURANCE someone who knows what We offer top salary, Med/ night servers, day ex- PM. Call 757-2879. INFORMATION AND generous store-wide for good people to join It means to give outstand- Ufe ins., Holiday/Vacation pedttore, and bartend- the most Important job as GUIDELINES COVERING shopping discount at our sales staff. Whether ing customer service, has pay & excel, working con- ers. Exp'd and Non-exp'd MESSENflER— needed Mom, earn $180/weekly, THE MOST IMPORTANT all Macy's stores. CLAIMS CLERK licensed or unlicensed, an eye for fashion, wants ditions. Call today. welcome. If you're ready for local company. Must 908-725-3916 EMPLOYMENT STATUTES. Stop by and fill (Property/ Casualty) we can get you started in to bring fun and enthusi- MANPOWER, INC. to be challenged, call have own transp. Metro $7,95 COMPLETE. COUN- out an application. a successful Real Estate asm to our party, and Cranferd 272-S120 234-1596 - Ask for Helen area deliveries. Flexible SCOTCH PLAINS PARKS SELING ALSO AVAILABLE. If you're a self-starter, Career. Flexible hours, un- truly believes that the Edlsen/ or Steven. hrs. Call 908-685-7600 ft RECREATION OEPT.- limited earning potential 908-846-5651 service oriented and customer always comes leellit S4S-SM0 WANTED CHILDREN- needs: Golf Course Cash- can work in a fast- and hands-on training. first. We offer: Semervllle 722.3191 ers; Rangers; Starters; RESUMES DESIHNED TO Call Judi Hitt, Manager, ages 2-6 yrs. old for a Na- macy*s paced environment, we •Competitive salary tional Advertised Photoge- Advertise Tennis Attendants. Rex. OET RESULTS— 10 yrs. 908359-7100 hrs. For more Info con- exper. Resumes/laser 61 Myrtle Street may have the ideal posi •A great group of people SECRETARIES W/W.P. nic Contest. Over $1000 tion for you, We are In the Classified! tact: The Recreation Of- printing. 968-2895 Cranford, NJ 07016 to work with High Power Temps needs of prizes. For more info. seeking an individual Advertise •Paid vacation Dependable, Qualified Call 908-225-6236 fice at 908-322-6700. RESUME- Have your re- (off exit 136 GSP) who has a working TILEMARKBTERS •Medical/life Insurance Temporary Employees to WANTED- license Barber OFFICE ASSISTANT sume crafted by a Human knowledge of claims In the Classified! •An outstanding em- fill job orders from our Kenilworth mortgage of- Resources Director who procedures, as well as & hairstylist, preferebly w/ hours per week/ fice. 5:30-8:30PM, Mon.- We are an equal ployee discount policy client companies in this following. For more info. flexible schedule knows what it takes to get opportunity employer. accurate typing, CRT, •All of the training you'll area. Thurs. $6/hr. plus Incen- a resume noticed. Profes- calculator and dicta REAL ESTATE SALES Call 769-1007; 753-6767 •it Commercial real estate tives. Potential $15+/hr. CUSTOMER SERVICE- 2 Business is booming we need to be successful HIGH POWER TEMPS office located in Piscat- sorial printing and cover phone skills. Strong with us. 10S Eaet Union Ave 276-5777 letters included. Call Re- yrs. exp. CRT. 9 month Interpersonal and tele need Salespeople. 100% away temp, assignment. commission plan no ex- Bound Brook, NJ OB80S i:Position entails: sume Wighter today at phone techniques are Please apply In person to: S0S-SCO-91IS Make space 908-874-5266. TeleSearch, inc. essential. penses. Newly licensed ANNE KLEIN OUTLET - telephone research TELEMARKETERS 201-927-7870 welcome. Call Ray, Cen- - computer analysis 60 Liberty Village SECRETARY for small PART TIME We can offer a com tury 21, MeO.ee Real' Flemington, N.' in your closets... i*rQualifications include: 5030 tore, M. 202, Branch' non-smoking office in - Experience w/Q&A, CMW Car* Wmntmd EARN UP TO $1000 PER petlive salary, an ex (908) 782-9646 Bridgewater. Must have WEEK. Over 400 compa- cellent work envi burg, S0S-B2S-4440 Harvard Graphics, Earn extra cash excel, typing, steno. tele- Lotus and/or Excel flexible hours nies need homeworkers/ ronmenl and an at REAL ESTATE SALES- 3 NELPI BAIYSITTER NEEDED- phone & WP 5.01 skills. Sell - good organization 3 to 5 days per week distributors NOW! Amaz- tractive benefits office firm, est. 1937 EXPLOSIVE OROWTH Legal exper. a plus. Com- In my Westfleld home, for ing Recorded Message package which includes seeks agent willing to de- abilities 6pm to 9pm 4 mo. old. Flexible hrs. Full Time/Part Time petitive salary. Fax re- - strong telphone/ in our Bedmlnster office Reveals Details. Call a 401(k) savings plan, vote individual, personal- New high demand service. sume & letter to: 908- "don't needs" Please call 201-961- Today 908-651-8105. flexible health and life ized attention to our cli- communications $7.00 per hour Outstanding pay program. 725-7127, att. D.B.K. skills 4105, ask for Mary Pat. benefits, dental option, ents & customers. 60% to Call 908-873-2607 with a plus commission EXECUTIVE SECRE- bonus vacation pro million $$ associates, No SECRETARY/RECEPTION- i;For informantion, call: for further info BABYSITTERS NEEDED- TARY— Must have 5 yrs. (908)981-1555 teachers, students, Job gram, tuition aid, flex franchise fees. Fischer IST— good phone A typ- Classified Ad CALL recent executive exp. Har- ible spending accounts. Realtors, Whitehouse, ing skills a must. Full time Ask for Gwen seekers. Earn extra in- vard Graphics and Word Advertise come with flexible hrs. For immediate consid Basking Ridge, Washing- with benefits. Call 908- PART TIME SECRETARY/ RICH MARK1RT Perfect a MUST. Excellent 685-7600 FORBES NEWSPAPERS Call "In a Pinch..." Inc. salary & benefits. Call eration, submit your re ton, 908-534-4025 In the Classified! BOOKKEEPER- for Cran- 540 Rt. 10W Randolph, sume with salary history ford CPA firm. Statistical tOS-7St-7SOO Karin tO8-««S-73OO, REAL ESTATE SALES- TELEMARKETER WANT- Ext. NJ 908-879-5647 Preferred Placement, to: Mae Abrams, FEEL LIKE You've Been 5060 typing, light bookkeeping, HARLEYSVILLE Insur ED— 3 eves, per week, 6- computer experience a CHILD CARE NEEDED- 27 Mountain Btvd,, Lost in a crowd of So- SALES TRAINEES 9PM. Call 287-3460 ask Emptoyme Warren. ance Companies, 265 called Country Pro's??? plus. Permanent position. Bedminster, live-ln/out for Davidson Avenue, EARN while for Ted 9AM-5PM. Reply to: Box 12, %Forbes 4 yr. old, Driver's license Suite 105, Somerset, BOCCHINO REAL ESTATE you LEARN! TELEMARKETCRS— for Newspapers, P.O. Box SOfO essential. Full time Mon- GLUE MACHINE OPERA- NJ 08873, A smoke- DENTAL ASSISTANT- FT/ 699, Somerville, NJ Fri. If you're a Mom your Can now offer 5 Sea- Insurance Sales. $7.50/ Employment Wanton TOR— experienced opera- free environment. America's FASTEST grow- hour+ bonus, Looking for PT positions avail in oral 08876. child is welcome. Eves. tor needed for the cor- soned Salespersons the surgery office. Experience opportunity to show off ing corporations in its in- experienced phone per- 908-234-0697 rugated packaging indus- dustry, wants ambitious preferred. Pis call 90S- PART TIME NOTICE: All EMPLOYMENT HARLEYSVILLE their talents. We have re- son with friendly disposi- TV REPRESENTATIVE try. Good salary, start im- people who are looking tion. Located In Clark, NJ. 464-4664 WANTED advertisements mediately. 908-685-7600 Insurance cently moved into Larger Responsible & depend- are PAYABLE IN ADVANCE 5040^ Quarters at 2 Dumont for a career with unlimited Call 499-2241 DENTAL ASSISTANT- PT growth & excellent ben- able people needed to by cash, check, VISA or Etapfoymafft-DonHMMc HAIRDRESSER- Part or Companies Road in Far Hills, where TRACTOR TRAILER including evenings & al- work for TV Rental Com- full time, following pre- the "responsive" we can Better serve a va- efits: ternate Sats. Experience Master Card, For a quote on -ft-Dental/Med Ins DRIVER pany in New Brunswick MAIDS WANTED- morn ferred but not nee. multi-line company riety of Real Estate WANTED— Must know preferred but not neces- hospital. Must have good ;ost, please call ing hrs. Weekdays or Dunellen area. Call days needs... Without sacrific- fr Profit Sharing sary. Call Dr. Peterson at communication & Math 800-334-0531. ••Paid Vacations NV, NJ, metro areas & weekends. Motel exper. 908-968-9779; 753- An Equal Opportunity ing that personal touch. have a commercial driv- 908-359-6521 skills. $6/hr to start. Paid 9728, after 5pm ir"Top" $$$ preferred. Pine Motel, Employer For Immediate Consider- er's license. Clean driving DENTAL ASST.- for orth- holidays & vacations. ACCOUNTANT/ Branchburg. 722-9520. ation Please Call record a must. Earn as odontic office. Experience Flexible days 2pm-6pm. PROFESSIONAL APPLY IN PERSON For a local interview call HEAD, REFERENCE DE- LEGAL SECRETARY MS-234-07S9 DAILY 10AM-IPM much as $600 per week. preferred. Somerville/ eeks per diem work. Call 5050 PARTMENT- Full-time F/T, experienced w/litiga- REAL ESTATE SALES- Call 908-561-6700, Belle Mead area. Call 201-858-2316. 108-754-6857 Emptoyment-Qmnmrml opening for dynamic, ser- tion background pre- Get Serious! Now Is the 908-526-0039. vice-oriented librarian ferred. Good skills req'd. Landmark Shopping Ctr time to start a career. 155 West Main St. TRANSPORTATION with MLS in busy, fully- Modern, law office w/com- This is a no lay off, op- SUPERVISOR 5090 ADMIN ISTR ATI VE automated public library. puterized equipment. Building 5 Forbes Newspapers has the following ASST.- portunity-filled industry. If SOMERVILLE Minimum of a H.S. di- Part-Tim* Employment Lotus. Multi- Required: liberal arts CALL (908) SSO-OSSS - you are willing to be li- career opportunity: mate, Graphics. Exc. pay. background, supervisory Ash for Larry er DennU. ploma plus specialized 6 month temp, assign- censed, be trained and 39 W. Northfield Rd. training & experience/su- experience in a library MANAOEMENT work hard, we will help pervision related to Trans- STOCK PERSON ment. setting, excellent com- LIVINGSTON Excellent opportunity ADVERTISING SALES TeleSearch, Inc. Full or part time. you achieve your goals. portation required. Com- munication skills, knowl- Contempo Fashions is hir- Call Pat for more Informa- 201 927-7879 edge of electronic infor- JACK LaLANNE puter training/experience, for High School stu- REPRESENTATIVE ing & training energetic, tion. 908-685-8200. expecially In automated dent after school. ADVERTISING SALES- mation sources and inter- motivated self starters. FITNESS CENTERS library loan, at least 4 REAL ESTATE SALES- school transportation sys- Please contact: Full-time Forbus Newspapers needs Work your own hours. SALES tems, highly desirable. a self-motivated, enthusi- years in a reference posi- new concept commission Steve Hansman at Party Plan management split. If you are a high Applicants should be astic representative in our tion in a public library. and/or direct sales experi- YOU'RE THE BEST, knowledgeable of all 908-722-3600. If you're a self-motivated, enthusiastic "people" Retail Advertising Depart- Budgeting, collection de- ence a great plus. 908- producer you owe it to yourself to call Eves, only YOU SHOULD BE State reports pertaining SOMERSET NISSAN person with experience in newspaper ad- ment. Experience pre- velopment and on-line 815-9545 for interview in to transportation. 12 ferred in newspaper ad- catalog skills helpful. Full your area. 5PM-9PM 906-738-5670 WITH THE BEST Route 22E, Somerville vertising sales, Forbes Newspapers may have a This is your chance. At month position, effective vertising sales. Must benefits, $27,000 to RESPONSIBLE DRIVERS 3/16/92. Salary range position for you. You will use your own car enjoy working with the start, schedule includes MEDICAL RECEPTION- for Medical Transport Co. Coldwell Banker Schlott, ATTENTION and will meet many new & wonderful custom- one evening and alternate IST— Tues. & Thurs. Com- Realtors, we not only offer $38,000-$42,000. public & be able to get Clean driving record req. Please send resume with DESIGN DRAFTSMAN ers. Must enjoy the public & be able to get involved in community ac- Saturdays. An AA. EEO puter knowledge helpful. Flex. hrs. 908-272-9777 unlimited earning poten- employer. Submit a letter Call 908-276-1912 tial, we provide the Best references & copies of involved in community activites. Call Lance tivities. Send resume with RESTAURANT HELP- transcripts/certification Wanted Part-Time, must salary requirements to of application and resume MOTHERS AT HOME- marketing tools and man- Osborn, 908-722-3000, ext, 6102. to Carol Ann Wilson, NEW, managers, waiters/ agement support you to: South Plalnfield Public be familiar with liquid Liif.ce Osborn, Forbes Lookmg for motivated waitress, host/hostess, Schools, Dept, of Person- storage plant, piping and Newspapers, P.O. Box Assistant Director, West- mothers interested in pro- need. For a confidential field Memorial Library, cooks, bus persons. interview, call Anthony nel, Cromwell Place, So. property layout, work on 699, Somerville, NJ moting nutritional & eco- McCormicks Restaurant, Plainfield, N.J. 07080 by table not CAD. Call 908- Forbes Newspapers 08876 or call: 550 East Broad Street, Nuzzo, Manager-Scotch Westfield. NJ. 07090. logical products. In home 4 Grove St. Somerville Plains office at 908-322- 2/27/92. EOE/Affirmatiive 722-9000 In Somerville, 908-722-3000 business. 908-781-1449 (908) 704-9494. 9102. Action Employer. ask for Paul Ext. 6102 AN EXCITINO CAREER— National Recruiter for In- ternational Co. seeking career minded individuals to consult on color, fash- ion, glamour. Unlimited income potential, prof, training provided. PT/FT 722 6583. ARTIST— part time (job sharing?) mid sized print- ing Co. Experience req. accurate B/W & 4 color mechanicals, typesetting helpful. Send resume to: P.O. Box 1228 Plainfield. NJ 07060 ASSEMBLERsTTxcellent income to assemble prod- ucts from your homo. 504-646-1700 Dept. P8331. * * * * CLASSIFIEDS AVON SALES Earn eura money in your spare tune. Call locally. 908-/22-4357 after 6PM THE WORLD AT YOUR FINGERTIPS AVON SALES— All areas. For information call 1-800-662-2292. BUS DRIVERS WANT- ED— reliable, experi- enced. Charter coach (stick shift) driver with bus license. Atlethic trips included P/T minimum ex- perience 4 years. Pis call 908-549-0129 JOB,,, ROMANCE,,. C L E A N I N Q -~ ~pTfTop I o needed for a cleaning ser- vice. PT/FT days, flex hrs. Own car preferred. Salary based on exp. Immed. openings avail. Call AM/ PM 908-873-1253 CLERK TYPIST— 7"T7"ex"- SELL.,. A BIGGER cullent benefits & working conditions w/a growing New Brunswick Co. Call 247 1800 8:30-4:30 COMPANION HOUSE- KEEPER— tor elderly woman. Mt Property sales ERA Village Green planning CRANFORD Molly St, $155,000 William B. Simpson to Sates Realty chard & Mindy Szeto, 40 Forest John H. & Barbara Whilmeyer to Management, 119 North W. Ave., Road, $288,000 Keith & Tia Hawthorne to Robert T. Steven Gassaway, 408 E. Lincoln $200,000 seminar on selling homes John & Teresa Helbock to Vinay & & YoJanda Henniger, 219 Arbor Park, $57,000 ERA Village Green Realtors of Clark will be conducting a seminar St., $159,1X10 Anthony & Marcia T. Bigos to Jo- Alka Bansal, 24 Gere Place, Thursday, Feb. 27 from 7-10 p.m. at the Ramada Inn in Clark. Paul W. & Janine W. Meyer to Eu- seph A. Troyanovicti, 43 Morse St., FANWOOD $178,000 The topic is "Dress Your House for Success." Homeowners interested gene C. & Ruberto Imbergamo, 30 $215,000 Citizens Savings Bank FSB to in selling their homes are welcome to attend. A certified public ac- Bloomlngdale Ave., $200,000 William L Biach to David Umbach Steven P. Saphir, 103 Beech Ave., countants, a state licensed real estate appraiser, and a mortgage banker Gary H. & James V. Forrestal to & David Munro, 189 E. North $150,000 GARWOOD James V. & Marie P. Forrestal, 10 Ave., $23,500 John & Anita McDonnell to Ste- along with ERA'S professional staff will be available to answer any ques- Crane Parkway. $117,500 William B. Simpson to Sales Realty phen T. & Donna M. Bowers, 232 William J. Trelease to William & tions. Thomas N. & Yvonne M. Durkin to Management, 119 W. North Ave., BeMdere Ave., $168,500 Marie Hamilton. 353 Hemlock Edgardo & Maria L DeJesus, 21 W. $290,000 Joseph & Dorothy Zimatore to Ri- Ave.. $112,000 9000 9020 REAL ESTATE 9010 9020 9020 M*un for SJMO nwnvi iw Horn** for Sal* 9190,000 9010 CUNTON T¥fF. HUNTERDON COUNTY- MONTQOMERY TWP.- RAHWAV— Colonial, 4 Spacious 3 BR Ranch, fin. IMS m BR/2 baths, LR/formal DR, OKN HOUSE 3 miles west of Clinton, 5 Sun., 2/21; 12-4 PM yr. old New England cape bsmt., screened porch. $130,000 oil, HW base board, Moth 1.3 ac, move-In cond. er/daughter, or Possible IS C*k*a*ury Road on 5 acres, 3 BR, 2 Only 3 miles from Rt. 78 Baths, no garage, no fire Bridgeport Historic Dist. 2-fam $140s. (908) 381- $225,000. 874-7659 •EDMINSTER- Ig. 4 BR 6378. on outskirts of Cokesbury place. Open & wooded w/ Colonial, on beautiful 90 Large 4-BR Colonial on stream, 2 stall horse shel- NESHANIC- By Owner. CRANFORD acre estate. Fenced in ROSCLLE- 3 BR Colo- breathtaking acre, ter, taxes $270O/yr. Only Large Ranch on 1 + court yard. Ideal for chil- nial, move-in condition, $259,900. searious qualified callers country acre. 3 bedrooms, Brick Colonial dren & pets. Short term or Park area, new kit. & Dir: 1-78 Cokesbury Exit/ who are ready & able to dining room, family room, long term. Avail. Immed. baths, finished bsmt., 22 W. to right on Cokes- purchase a home at this 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, full Extremely well-maintained home. Call 781-9790 sliders to deck, frplc. bury Rd. Follow road, bear time Asking $185,000. basement, large 2 car ga- $137,900. Call 718-694- left into Cokesbury, right 908-730-9273 The 20x14 ft. family room exits •OUND BROOK- 5 largo 1758 wkdays, 908-245- rage. $199,500. Realtors room Cape Cod, EIK, 3 at fork, home on left INTRODUCTIONS... 3%. Call 908-369-7996. from a beautiful science kitchen 8892 eves. & wkends. 13. BR, tiled bath, hardwood OWNER ANXIOUS! A way for people to meet NO. EDISON- 3 BR colo- with eating area. Living room with floors, near park. Asking CLINTON- Enjoy the pri people, every week in nial with FR, large lot, 2 wood burning fireplace, formal di- $129,000. K A M Ri vacy of 1 +Acres on the your local Forbes newspa- zone heat, Immaculate. sa«-oi4i SO. PLAINFIELD- Cape end of a cul-de-sac lo- per. The ad Is free, then $192,000. Buyers onfy. ning room, oak floors, king-size Cod, 3VJ BR, close to $259,900 •RIDQEWATER cated high on a hill. 5 BR, one call does It alll 396-0037. master bedroom, two other large school s/s hopping/trans., 3 bath Colonial has it all 1-800-BI9-949B 1 Ranch, 3-BR. Must see! EIK, full bsmt., new fur- sized bedrooms, I /: baths and a 9 Bridgewatcr Homcsites $139,900. including views! MANVILLE nace, many items recently $330,000. ERA AMERI- high dry basement. $219,900. Century 21 upgraded, deep yard in MAKE OFFER Ads In Classified > 4 Br. 2Vi baths • Fireplace Diamond Rsalty CAN OREAM, Realtors, 2 t BR Ranch.,.$167,500 > Two story entry foyer • Full basement good area. Reduced to S0S-2S3-SO00 don't cost — •08-271-0099 $129,900. By owner. Century 21 i Andersen windows • Cul-dc-sac 90S-7M-4000 908-756-0890. DID YOU Diamond Realty They pay! i Jacuzzi & central air • Citv utilities KNOW . . . 908-271-0099 CRANFORD- 3 BR. LR. WANT TO SELL/BUY 90S-799-4O00 DR, kit., end. porch, full FASTI— wo opoclallio In that an ad in this local Buy Direct bsmt., detached gar., matching motivated paper also goes Into 16 MARTINSVILLE NO. PLFD. $129,700- atum. siding, quiet qrea, eelUfS with qualified other local papers? Roach Raised Ranch, 4-BRs, 3 Owner Fin. to qual. buyer. PREFERRED LIFESTYLE REALTY conv. to rail tr"ans. buyort. 1-8O0-488-29SS over 400,000 readers baths, gorgeous wrap- Lovely Dutch Gem! 4-5BR, D.S. KUZSMA REALTY with one call! around deck. $299,900. $148,500. 201-628- Watchung area. All new £tu4 O^itt ^/JWrtrtV Oometi ami O/teutfetC 908-707-0580 •394. 1-S00-SSS-949B Century 21 utils., Porch, Deck & FANWOOD- By owner. Diamond Realty more! Bring check. 115 Miln St. o Craniord, NJ • 272-8337 'CRESTWOOD— Adults 9030 3 BR, 1 bath Ranch. 908-789-4000 Hra: 9 30 A.M. to 9 P.M. Mon. thru Friday; ' Santa Cross Broker 9 A.M. to S P.M. Saturday h Sunday (55+) 7,500 homes. 7 Homes tor Sale Large deck, full bsmt., 908-271-0099 908-4S4-1100 Modular Additions: clubhouses, 40 styles well maintained in & out. MARTINSVILLE Evet. 9OS-7B7-032O from $20.000-$142,500. BRANCHBURQ- By Close to trans. $159,000. Ranch, set atop high lot INSTANT ADDITION Beautiful & secure - FREE owner, 3 BR, 2 bath, split, 908-889-7528. w/view, 2-3 BRs BROCHURE- HEARTLAND gas utilities, AC, IVi acre, FLEMINOTON 80RO $213,000. to your home. REALTY ASSOCIATES, P.O. fencod in landscaped Century 21 Box D, 480 Rt. 530, Whit- reat cozy updated Start- If you are thinking of adding onto your yard, alum, siding, large er Home with European Diamond Realty Ing, NJ 08759. 1-800- FR, move-In cond., 908-789-4000 current house, let us show you a mod- 631-5509 Kitchen, 3 bedrooms, $169,000. Call 722-6372 basement and paved 908-271-0099 ular addition first. They offer: EDISON— Clara Barton 8RIOOEWATER drive. Asking $158,000 & MIDDLESEX- 3 BR, big brick ranch, 2 BR, LR, DR, $119,900. Well built looking for offers. FR w/ frplc, deck, beautl- • BETTER QUALITY new kitchen & bath, CAC, great first home w/fire- Preferred Ufeityle ful neighborhood. • Because of excellent quality control, a Norrl* Treat/ thermal windows, bsmt., Nationwide Modular Addition boasts superior construc- place, formal dining room, Realty 908-707-0880 $165,000. Call 469-6365 tion. Why? Each addition Is assemblod Indoors In a 80x100 fenced lot. By 4 BRs t-full basement. controlled environment (novor any woathor worries). owner. $139,900. Cntl Needs TLCI Convenient HOUSE OF 908-225-2351 The worK Is performed by highly-skilled, experienced West End Avo. location! Advertise THE WEEK professionals And, of course, your favorite name brands FRANKLIN TW«* Homo/Business combina- aro available In carpet, vinyls, appliances, wall coverings, Country Setting tion! RANALD C. BROWN, in the Classified! windows, etc. With City Convenience! Realtor, 908-469-2333 This brick and vinyl sided CRANFORD • REASONABLE COST colonial features 3 BRs' $199,000 • High quality isn't Iho only reason people select Norrlt large LR with woodburnintf TrMt/ Nationwide Modular Addition Binco modular or fireplace, family room find 1 1 factory-built additions m;ikp so much snnse. their costs It is Situated on n 80x200 A hnndsomi fireplace warms thi living ronrn nnd bayed windows brighten (he aro considerably loss - ofton ns much ns 30% less, as ft lot. Close to Rt 287, vlng riKim & dining icnm of lhi<; 3 bedroom Coloninl home. The Cfll-in kitchen cornparod to traditional housing construction costs. And oppns to n knoitv piiw ck?n with built-in bookshelves & rnhinets Wat] to wall financing (a much oasietl trains, shopping and N p 1 - tvi'h'i Nf ii ijor.ifie Sri in <> quirt fcimilv neighborhood CnH us toddy schools. Asking 30 YEAR FIXED for y^ui leuir1 $148,000 MET 3247 • FAST OCCUPANCY • It takes )ust two wnoks from Dm day your addition COLDWELL BANKER 3 arrives until the day your lamily moves in And there's SCHLOTT O no moss All the mess Is left at tho factory1 REALTORS 908 '194-7700 Metuchon/Edlson Aro;i 8 8?.8.7APR 6 • COMPARE • Compare all this to stick-buili additions...Quality MIDDLESEX- By owner. 15 YEAR FIXED- ...Cost .Construction time. NorrU Tr*at/ Nationwide Expanded Cnpti Cod. 4 wins every time! If wo don't already havo a plan that bodrooms, 2 full baths, anils you, we can make one. Select a basic plan and full bnsomont, nbovc 7 make It you! UNION* Stninvd gln» ^m,l -u^ flnnk thr ground pool. Must sell! M.-H|I A hn?nkf/ul i*m St 0n» (iirupvj nii'fi Fireplaces, porchet. dscks. garages, tofts...your person- Asking $149,000 or hrsl rici-orattve LR frpl QnU I IK TOR, 1 '•? |)Afh» 7 /SIPR-8.46 APR with rt etiinpi * tipKi.ini bi>ih npt'ii tn (h .1 2nd ft HRj * 1 HR on tht> 3»il Chrsfnui ality, not oursl Movo up...Move up to offer. Shown hy appoint- d IM< h I »i-f| r«!intili 9020 9020 9020 •070 •140 Monte* tor Salm Homes for Safe Homos for Sale SO. BRUNSWICK- 5 yrs, SOMERVILLI— This 4 BR WESTFIELD- newly ren- E. BRUNSWICK AREA- HUNIBRDON COUNTY ROSBUS PARK- 2 fam- MNtWOOD TWP.- Ab- young. 4 BR, 2'u bath Co- Raised Ranch is close to ovated 5 BR expanded 1 bedroom condo Located near Remington ily house. Presently one solutely tlw bast building PINANCMl THOUUI Move In A enjoy this lonial. Approx 3,000 sq. schools, shopping & en Colonial Cape. New fea-$88,900. Fabulous, like shopping. 2-BR End Unit half It furnished rooms. lots In Kinfwood Twp. SPOTLESS horn*! New kit, ft. Professionally finished tertainment! Features tures include 2 full baths, new renovation! Brook- In cream puff condition. Excellent income, live on Three 4 acre lots, sotvmi bath, C/A, Fam Rm w/ basement/ landscaping. Fam Rm, Eat-in Kit. A w/w carpeting, 2 zone gat view Terrace. Please cal Finished basement w/ 1 floor, rent the others. $80,000 ea.; 7 acre lot, Budget problems? woodbuming »tove. Park 20x20 patio. $248,600, great buy in move-in con baseboard hot water sys H.I. Homes Realty, 908 great laundry room. Vary low downpayment ft $100,000. All ara wooded Uncontrolled Credit Card like ground*! DON'T Call 908-329-8707. dltlonl $145,900. ERA tern, water heater, electri 390-4440. Priced to sell $109,000. w/mature trees, complete Overhead? DELAY! Just reduced * AMERICAN DREAM, R* assumable mortgage. Inadequate savings SO. PLAINriBLD— 2 cal wiring, recess lighting, MILLSBOROIMH- Enjoy Praferratf UTMtyle Call 908-298-8152. perc, soil log * septic de- priced to •ell. Asking Family. A wise investment/ •Here SOS-SSS-SOOO kit floor, deck, shed, Int/ Realty •OS-707'OSSO sign. Owner financing to plant? $132,900. this Spacious, Cozy, Quiet Mortgage In jeopardy? excellent income! 1st ext paint. Many extras. luxury Condo. Large MIDOLESBX/PISCAT- qualified b CENTURY» floor 6 rooms plus ige Deep private fenced yard. •100 tOM "ngrir living standard? COMPUMENTARY rooms & all the amenities AWAV AREA- 2 BR, 1V4 Insufficient Retirement BRANDT MALTY bsmt. 2nd floor 5 rooms MARKET ANALYSIS Quiet family street. Walk make this home a dyna baths, full bsmt., deck, Days •M-7U-T010 plus extra Ige. attic to all shopping. Priced to OWNfft NIIMI QUICK Plans? on Current Value of your mite bargain. Eat-in Kit, possible rent w/option. •ALI OP • IMPftOVW Shortage in Educational I 100x125 lot. Garage. Home. sell $219,000. pis call bsmt. $75,000. IRA $119,900. 526-1827 14+ HILLTOP ACRES- Fenced yard. Sep. utils. 908-233-5198. lOIS— will sell seperate Funding? CALL NOW AMERICAN DREAM, Re- SCOTCH PLAINS- by tax excempt, perc and soil or package, each tot 4 + PISCATAWAY For more details call 201- Our Commissions are not * • * * alters, SOS-1SS«SOOO log. 1 Vt miles north of acres w/panoramic views. Your best Investment: EXICUTIVI COLONUL 93902 71. Sale by owner owner, 3 yr. young very Frenchtown. P.O. Box fixed. MIDDLESEX- 3 bdrm NO. PLAINMLD- priv. twnhse. 2 BR, IVi Prime Readington loca- A preliminary "Financial Owner transferred, his 00S-7S7-7727 cape cod w/vinyl siding, 157, Little York, NJ tion. From $88K. Call Examination." Ragaacy VHtage. 1 bed bath, CAC, EIK, LR, mod- 08834. loss Is your gain-young SO. PLAINFIBLD- By Marie * Arlene's full bsmt, CAC, includes room condo. Hardwood ern appl. Backyard ft 7221559 or 2189098 custom built, Immaculate Owner, Ranch w/flnished HOLLY PARK REALTY dishwasher, refrigerator, BASKINO RIDS* Special Introductory Offer: 4/5 BR Colonial w/full bsmt, 2-Brs, DR, eat-in floor* A pool. $62,000. patio. $117,500. 908- HA0IN0T0N TWP.— Spend $25 for one full Use Your Card- freezer only $129,000. Call 908-789-9423. 322-4531 PROM •1*1,000 nursery/landscaper/retail, bsmt & 2 car oversized Kit., attached garage Joseph J. Rea Agency Prestigious Estate Lots 9+ acres, farmland as- hour with a 20 yr. exper- garage. Brick/vinyl exte $159,000. Call 908 968-3600 4, 8ft 3 0 Acres ienced professional to rlor, frplc, deck overlook 381-0222 SOMERSET- Quailbrook Semefset/FrankMfi Twp. sessment, minimal taxes. evaluate and define your * * •* • Buyer's Market Oppt'y. $180K. 908-218-9098 ing approx. Vt acre. SOMERSET 2 BR Condo, all appli- SPACIOUS PLUS Direct-Developers problem. Satisfaction MUCH, MUCH MORE. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS ances, upgrades through- This Lakewood 2-BR, 2Vi Call 908-781-2048 •OMimn- 2 or 3 love- guaranteed. Start with a Must see! out, low taxes & mainte- bath Townhome offers ry Vi acre wooded btdg. phone call: Take advantage of low in- BERNARDSVILLB nance. $89,500. Call eat-In Kitchen, pantry lot* in historic Somma ttoi)a7«-—TO CENTURY si terest rates plus extra $ 908-8730514. closet, LR w/flreplace, full PROM $280,600 Riva area, near Easton MANDT MALTY from fn-law apt. Mother/ basement and backs to Prestigious Estate Lots Ave. 2 on High Bluff over WANT8D- first time Days MM-Tf a-7010 Daughter with main house Quick And wooded location. 2-3 acres, 4 lots left Deleware + ftarltan home buyers. Let us show featuring 3 master sized Make your best deal you how to save hundreds IHSIito*va47at. M Convenient! Ad* In Ctan§tfl*d $132,900. Canal. 2 w/approved sep- bdrms, LR, DR, kit, etc... WARREN TOWNSHIP- Century at, OeMaa Kay Direct-Developer tic designs. Public water on your home! Call now RARITAN— Fall in Love Apt features LR, BR, bath, SOUTH PIAINPIBLD AUTHENTIC FARM don't co«f — Call 908-781-2048 avail. Ideal for homes with for more Information. agaii in this 3-BR Split 4 kit. HOUSEI- 14 wooded Raettera 9OS-S7*-SOO0 908-908-5076. PRIVACY * SPACE! They pay! either historic or rustic ar- Charmer In the heart of MIT SMS SUt.OOO acres, 4 BR, LR, OR, fam- SOMBRSET-LAKEWOOD chitecture. Deal directly Raritan Boro. Mainte- You'll have lots of both in ily room, eat-in-Mtchen, TOWNHOUSE. By Owner. 9200 nance-free home includes COLOWELL BANKER 2 BR, 2tt baths, LR w/ Ada In Clanttled with owners, price nego- SCHLOTT his 9 room home! 4BRs, sunroom, 3 frplc's, wid- tiable. Please call Phil at VACATION PROPERTY Home Warranty. an office, enclosed fam. ows watch, 20x40 pool, fplc, DR, large kit w/home don't cost — 908-247-7594. 9161,000. IRA AMKII- REALTORS 908-494-7700 ., new EIK & more! A plus much more! center, sliders to deck, They pay! ANC DRUM, Rentiers, Metuchen/Edlson Area beautiful 2-story deck $389,900. Call owner, full bsmt, large master BR, CAC. Premium loca- • * * •210 tot-ais-tooo overlooks the pool & yard! 908-580-1184. SUMMIT- Building lots Conveniently located & tion. $135,900. Pis call BRIDSEWATRR- Linden •O. ROUND BROOK Semerset/Frankllii Twp. BOUND BROOK- SUPER 908-469-7644 for sale. Principals only! PRICED TO SCU1 LOCATIONI! specially priced at just St. Last lot avail. Ready to Reply: Box 24 c/o Forbes $179,500 MET 3131. BUY! BELOW COST! 2 Ranch, 3-BR, lVs baths, Premium lot backs to golf •070 bedrooms w/basement. SOMERSBT-LAKEWOOD go. Will tell lot for $65K Newspapers, PO Box 699 MANAHAWKIN- new and so much morel course! Quailbrook 4 BR. $109,750. RANALD C. TOWNHOMB, Immac. or new construction home Somervllle, NJ 08876. homes, 3 BR, 2 bath, gas $147,000. Colonial Fairway Home METUCHEN cond. 2-BRs, 2Vi baths, for June 92 occupancy heat, near beach, lake, BROWN, ReaHer, SOS* $168,900. 722 1559 golf course, swim club. Century at feataures: 2 fireplaces, OREATFOR BEDMINSTER- Wood 4O-2M*. 2200+ sq. ft. Beautifully Diamond Realty neutral tones, and custom finished bsmt., LR w/fplc, HARMONY- Warren ay. 9110 Starting at $79,900. Call THE LAROE FAMILY Duck Pond A unit, 2 BR, 1 Outof 1 800-USA-1255 REALTY tO«-7ft-4000 deck. A must see at bath, garage, skylights, BRANCHBURO- Society DR, spacious Kit. w/home 5 landlocked mountain 90S<271-OO9t $245,000. Large 4 bdrm, 2Vi bath, 2 Hill, 2 BR, 21/2 bath, 3 center, deck, Ige. MBRwoode, d bldg, lots totaling TEAM USA. REALTOR. car gar, Bi-level close to end unit and excellent lo- yrs. old, AC, all appl., CAC, many upgrades. •0. ROUND BROOK - Cewtwy 21, OeMen Key cation. Price $149,000. 74 acres, driveway ease- PALM •PHINQS, PLORI NO PLAINFIILD- Reatters SOS-STS-SOOO all transp. All offers wel- pool, tennis, best loca- $135,900. Call 908- ment avail., spectacular DA- 2-BR, 2Vi bath 2 Family Home. Separate Leave your Condo behind come. Call 234-1260. tion. $132,000. Call 908- 356-6388 and move into a real Fam- SOMERSET- 4 BR, 2Vi views, good for hunting, Townhouse. Pool, Club utilities. Nice neighbor- MET 3080 $174,900 RRANCHRURQ- 2 bed- 534-2783 horse farm, 5 residential house, Tennis, Lake. ily home! Spacious 61- bath, 10O' x 150', new rooms, 2 baths, upgrades, SUMMIT- Ope* HOHSe hood. $134,900. COLDWELL BANKER BRIDSEWATER- Fantas- KBB 4 •^BkaBjRES RalW a%^Bf EB^hR) homes. Low cost, owner $61,900. 908-276-8239 level features 3-BRs, furnace & CAC, + extras prime location, CALL S».14O2. ic 3 BR, 2V4 bath Town- i* v^ann spy VWRWI financing. Also 2Yi acre Fam. Rm., Eat-in Kit, $190,000. 805-0498. SCHLOTT $109,000. Please cafl W. PALM HACK, Fl- ST. MAAJtTEN- avail. 6/ deck. $143,900. ERA home. 4 yrs. young, Fire- Enjoy this spacious 2 bed- wooded bldg. lot, 340' fully furn condo, 2 BR, 2 SOMBRVILLE— 3 BR Co-Realtors908-494-7700 908-725-1034. place, CAC, reduced oom, 2Vz bath Town- 27 7/4. DM resort. Sleeps AMERICAN DREAM, Re- Metuchen/Edison Area frontage, approvals, lovely bath, sleeps 8, must sell. 4 + . 2 bath/kitAR/DR/* •Hera, t08-2S»->O0o lonial Gem! LR, OR, sun- BRIDOEWATER- Bea- $15,000 below owner's house. Walking distance location, 60K. Also big $62,000. 908-463-0601 room, hardwood floors & WANT TO SELL/RUY con Hill. 2 BR, 2 baths, purchase price. Many up- to town, schoolsft NY Cfarm house on 47 acres much more. Oceanfront. chestnut trim throughout. ASTI- w* specialize In LR, DR, eat-in-kitchen, grades. $125,000. ransportation, w/w car- avail, on room, room/ $1200/wk. 231-1332 Enclosed porch, full bsmt. matching motivated laundry room, all up- CENTURY ai pet. Newly painted ft very board, B n B, camp/fish' Advertise intoe C/ass/fied. ' & attic. $174,900. Please sellers with qualified grades. $118,000. Call McOee ReaHera clean. Low taxes. A real ing basis. Call Phil, 908- HrJMvMf I© •Wy $220 call 908-725-1495 buyers. l-S00-4SS-aSSS 201-887-5985. bargain at $159,900. Call 247 7594. evenings 908-277-6968. CONDO/rOWNMOUSI- For Sale? POCONO LOT FOR Need quick closing? SALI— by owner. City Wilting to finance? water & sewer. Skiing, Call Mark 908 8740696. lake, tennis, pool. Health Leave message. problems- need cash, LAND WANTED- In must sacrifice, $25K/best Branchburg/Readlnglon offer. 908-218-1896 area. Residential/Com mercial/lndustrial. Mail 9290 details to: Ray Reise, P.O. Sox 5117, North Branch, NJ 08876 PT. PL8A8ANT BCACH- Bungalow 200' from •130 boardwalk. Furnished 3 Mortgage* mnd BR, tile bath, LR/DR/Kit. Financing combined, large screened porch, half cellar, heat. $114,00. Will finance, CALL NOW rincipals only. Call 908- For FREE Mortgage Con- 889-4066. NORTH MJUNFItLD sultation and Rates on irt REVOLUTIONARY! Refinancing, Residential, Buift circa 1740 — • perfect home tor Commercial and Construc- 9280 BRIOOEWATER BASKING) NIIHM • BASKINO RIDOE ar*ou» buffs, great clWKtir lo ac- tots and Mramgm NO DOWN PAYMENT •ASKING RIDQE SPHINQ RIOQE ESSEX II comrnodaM your praaical needi. 3 be- WARREN tion Loans. To qualified purcheurs, VA «pprovtd, Spring RldO* "St«eM>riw" Ouplax: Ml Flnt HOOT/2 bedroom/2 baths/gauge w/ droomi, tvt balhi, 2 AraplKas. formal IMPRESSIVE CUSTOM TUDOR CAU. •o«-raa-««4t own yur own Condo; 1 J & 3 Bedroom ol eunsrwwl 3 Dr./2V4 bath/basementf auto dooi; Ig. basement; walk-in ciosei; dining room, country kitchen, porch, Urge rooms in prime location in War- MT. POCONO- 2 trailer Condo* starring ai $89,900 to S84.Q00. garage/fitMtfactl Hurry!! Call 781-1000 poottennij; Call 781-1000. Si 46,900 Oarage, studio. Come and.iwrt your ran 4 BR, 2vt bath: amadive tirepiace NIID CASN? Call 781-1000. BD-2271, 1199,000. BD-2388. BD-2389 own history! $154,900 WA26OO. in family room. $399,900. WA2806. We buy' owner finance ots, 35' trailer fully BEOMINSTER 7(1-1000 W0MIN8TER 781-1000 BCDMINSTER 781-1000 WARMN OFFICE •0t>T8T-77S0 WARREN OFFICE MM-757-77S0 mortgage notes, trust equipped & pop up camp- deeds A land contracts. er + 12x12 storage shed. For more Information call Year round security K ft 8 Mertgage Pundtng $13,000. Please calf 908-M8-0191 908-245-1303. •MO DONT REFINANCE Phone In 1-800-559-9495 TIME SHARE UNITS- 8, Own a better home campground member- ships. Distress sales- MONTGOMERY f2««,«00 HIU.SBOROUOH *17»,WO cheap!! Worldwide selec- MAKE YOURSELF COMFORTABLE.. and still save money. JUST REDUCED! Fax In In this 4 bedroom customized Cape on Move right In to this large Split Level tions. Call VACATION NET- more than one acre ol land m presti- home with 4 bedrooms an Inground WORK U.S. and Canada 1- giou» Montgomery. Priced lo sell at Our Free Brochure pool. Call loday lo seel KB-4693. 115 908-231-9638 800-736-8250 or 305- $219,900. Call loday lo seel HB-4705 New Amwell Rd. 566-2203. Free rental in- aOROUOM 0OS-t74-aiOO explains: HILL8BOROUGH BM-S74-S100 Walk In formation 305-563-5586. • How low rates give you 44 Franklin Street 9270 more "Purchasing Power." Somerville, NJ • Why buying a better home CAPE COD- 3 BR Cape To Advertise In on private dirt road in So. may save you more money the all-new Chatham, deck overlooks than refinancing. woods, Taylor's Pond w/ FRANKLIN $117,777 rowboat on end of road. COURTYARD HOME Forbes Newspapers This 2 bedroom. 1'A bath townhoms W&D, phone, cable TV. has beautiful backyard and Is located Call any Weichert Office BEDMINSTER (210,000 Excel, for children. Avail, near pool and tennis courts. A spa- or stop by for your II you would likg a country selling, low wkly. June & Sept. $275/ cious home with many amenities avail- taxes, and a large well built Ranch with Classifieds wk. July & August $550/ able immediately. HB-4799 362 Aide- Jim WeiMert FREE Brochure. poasible mother-daughier use, bo surd lo aee this homo' B003-2957. wk. 908-276-0884. burgh Avenue. Weichort, Roaltors MILLSBOROUQH »qa-«74.atOO BRANCHBURQ 00B-S28-S444 POHATCONO TWP SEARCH NO MOREI And coma see this NtW 1 dodroom EASTAMWELi. 1149,000 brick fiont Colonial foalurmg liroplace, SOMERVILLE BRIDQEWATER *153,900 Come and aee ihla crta/itiing CoioniEii skylights, c/aw and much morel Ali on CALL IMMEDIATELY EDISON I28B.000 STARTER HOME, groot 3 Br home in home, |uit ooiing with character, 2 a boouEilul 3 2G flcro lo! overlooking Belors it's sold "I Colonial home, on POPULAR WITH PROFESSIONALS quiet neighborhood, movo in condition, bedrooms, 1 twin, Irving room, dining Deiawaro Rivor, eas.y occoss lo Ht 78 new: Kilchon, balh^, hardwood firs, c/a, Large Center-Hail Colonial with circular aat-m kiicnen, 21 'xt6' lamily rm. 2 enr room and an •at-ln-kitcrien, many refur- and pncod t 0 soil at S1H4.900 096- numerous special leaiurei lo ask about dnvo. Thfoo and one hall baihs Knll (let gar S003-3243. 6'Shngi and up-dallngs 096^147 2368 J182,000 096-4^01 wall brick Fireplace. Country club area. BnANCHBURQ 900-526-5444 OLDWICK OFFICE M8-439-; OLDWICK OFFICE 908-439-2777 OLDWICK OFFICE 90B-434-2777 EDISON OFFICE 90l-494-«80O SOUTH BRUNSWICK Motire lo this quiot, friendly fldull com- EDISON, NORTH $181,000 METUCHEN WESTFIEtO ttiunify. prime location, desiretjlo gicu- EDISON $222,500 LOTS OF HOME FOR THE MONEY CREAM POFFM CLASSIC COLONIAL no floor, end unit within walking dis- EIGHT YEARS YOUNG Tfveo bedroom, twn lull bfllh, tfirmnl Lloqnnlly npuoinlcrd. now Icilchon *ith tance ol South 8run5wr:*'S 30nior CITI- opon 3pacO3 oniinnr.n itn» iippnitl diriinu room, tircplnco, lu!l yroDrihoiiso wntlow!,. 4 bri'ms. gs- inn Cenler and Lihiary tjftarorj .jl only ol Iriis colonial Spin wit'' Imbued bnio- three car garagfj, 9i[ualod on mot? ingo. dock A Uuement <.J*>)<-H)O 024- 165,000 SB 2B53 ment, patio and deck than fl Vj ncro in pnmo No triison SOUTH BRUNSWICK EDISON OFFICE 508-494-6800 EDISON OFFICE SOR-494-SgOO METUCHEN OFFICE METUCHEN OFFICE OFFICE 900-207-0200 All Offices Open Until 9 PM Have YOU MIUTOWN NEW BRUNSWICK Flf-Liivpl siliiiilrrl nn Cu«rjri) nu« Ingal <• lamily on ovor ymi Read the Sl/nd 101 Each unit witli iinvnlB on r.mikl 05k (or mrt ivnin mirntnnnnr.B irnnre luK fmmhod brtsomnm with out edohoi. nn'fl^onci TOWNSHtF MOUNTAINSIDE Sinn (•nirnnco .muiti-innwl imnl I'oi moni Wflh l:no tnfj(jinrr> rind GRACIOUS CONTEMPORARY HONEY OF A DEAL! Weichert J sihlo prolossmnnl or cornmerr ml nsn Inrcio rooms IMru out' f Jtffiinii ,nl only .'.nnrinq rnilinc| A Union County Forbes Newspaper February 19,20,21,1992 RealEstateGuicle Forbes Newspapers / U-3 9470 iXiOO COMIVtEltClflL REAL tST/Uf PLOMM HOUM- Palm HILUMMOIMM BO. ROUND BROOK- WESTFIELD- Profes- MITUCHSN- 700 A Coast, No. of Dayton*. 2- 1-4 bed- Spacious, congenial coun- Lge. 5 rooms, 2BRs, quiet sional male to share with METUCMEN- 2-3 room 1200 sq. ft. storage/ware- LONS HAUL TRUCKINO- BR, W40, 5 mint bMch, room, 2% bath unit, try living w/unobstructed area, w/w carpeting, busi- same, 2 BR, 2 bath, cen- offices, prime location, house w/loading dock. get into • high demand clean, reasonable, no washer/dryer, AC, central views. Modern secure 1 ness couple pref. $750 + tral location, off street near train A bus, off Avail. Immed. 494-1900 career as an owner/opera- p«U. 9Oa -3S8821C BR, 2 BR - 2 bath, OR, street prkg. S4E-S400. heat, new w/W carpet, utlls. 201-825-2179. parking. Asking $400 per PLAINFIELD- Storage tor with northAmerican dishwasher, cuetom terrace, storage, parking, month. Call 232-4192 METUCHEN- 500 ft FLOMDA- DlMivy World w/w carpet, dishwasher, * * * * building 45'x24', will di- Van Unesl Araa. Private owntra in Minds, dining room, living evenings and week-ends. MUNTERDON COUNTY 1200 sq. ft. office w/prl- vide Into 24x24' or 24' room * yard" Pool, tennis individually controlled SOMBRVIUS— Spacious SECTION— Pottwvlll*. Kliilmmea offer lowatt heat A AC, master TV an 1BR garden apt. Free vate entrance & parking. xl2\ Low rent (908) 549- OPPORTUNITY possible recession baatar A clubhouse available. Approved Townhouse sites Avail. Immed. 494-1900. 1829. 11280/mo. Call 908-231- tenna. No pets. Clar- heat A HW, mlns. from for 28 luxury units. Entire Easiest & surest rataa for mid March * be- iemi Yewere. near HI. Brldgswater Commons. MMISM to Sfiaw METUCHEN- Newly dec- SCOTCH PLAINS- Cen- way to extra cash. yond. Fully loaded 2 bed- 0100 Mon-Fri 9 to 6. 206. Please call 908 site for sale to financially $200 move-In rebate. Call capable builder. Please orated office bldg. 2 ter of town. 1100 sq. ft. Free Info room, 2 bath super con- — T 359-3606. 908-725-2596. * * • * blocks to conrall station. warehouse w/overhead Call 908-873-2607 dominium* Include kitch- Home. 2 large bedrooms, call Lie. Bkr., Mr. Tee * * * • ROOMMATE WANTED- 908-322-8480, Walk to everything. 240 door, pvt. office w/lava- You won't be en utensils, towels, linens 1 full * two Vi baths, full MANVILU- 1 BR studio disappointed. w/ kitchen & bath, all utili- te ekarei tewnheuse In sq. ft. to 9800 sq. ft. Call tory, high celling, on site A barbecue grills. Perfect basement, new paint & SCOTCH PLAINS- Mixed 908-280-2815. appliances. $10O0/month ties supplied. $550/mo. SOMERVILLE Quallbreek, M/F, must use offices, warehouses, parking. Suitable lite NO EXPERIENCE NECES- for economy minded fami- e« Profeealonal age 2S- mfgr., dlstr.. lab. Call Mr. SARY- if you need train- lies or retirees looking to + utilities. Please call Call 725-2867 after 6PM LUXURY APT* apts. On-site prkg. PISCATAWAY- office 609-883-1213. *S. Call 722-SOoS e*t. $85,000 income. condo, 1000 sq. ft. new St«ln S0S.322.S3tl. ing, we will train you, tu- review area for relocation. MANVILU- 1st fl. apt. Sill er e*t. S110. ition freel You must be 939.99 par day, lower 1-BR, w/w carpet, bsmt., Top area, 1, 2 & 3 $675,000. 322-9351. building, 2 mos. free. Call I— 4 rms., 2 BEDMINSTBR- The Hills, 908-7520313 9800 21, have a good driving rates for longer stays. Call BR, WAV, train reev. prkg., prlv. entr., Gar., Sec, + bdrms, air condi- record, & pass substance Tom, 908-422-1664. refs. No pets. $645 + Signal Point neighbor- —SO PISCATAWAY- Office or BUSINESS 2nd fl.. bsmt., March 1. tioned. Heat, hot hood. MASTER BR AVAIL. •buse test. $797. (908)766-3922. utlls. 908-359-3375 Retail. 6,000 sq. ft. Will OPPORTUNITIES KILLINOTON, VT.- 4 water and cooking IN SPACIOUS TOWN- Otltca Rentatt OPERATE YOUR OWN MANVILLI- 2 BR, LR, divide. Also dentist office. bedroom Chalet. 9 min- — Quailbrook, gas included. Balco- HOME. OWN BATHROOM, Rt. 287 & Stelton Rd. TRACTOR— If you don't utes to mountain. Avail. like new, 2 bdrm. Condo, DR, EIK, W/W carpet 1SB0 SQ. FT. washer and refr. Inc. nies, country setting, LOTS OF CLOSET SPACE! 981-1313. —10 have one, we offer a weeks A weekends. Call OR, LR, bath, galley kitch- walk to town. Stor- COMPLETELY FURNISHED. Busy Route 206 north lo- lease-purchase program 908-665-0655, en, fully carpeted, AC, all $725 per mo. sec. Share kitchen, use of ga- cation. Bridgewater. Va- POTTERSVILLE- Profes- tor Sate that is one of the best in NOKOMIS, FLORIDA appliances A upgrades. pets. Call 707-1960 age. Cable TV op- rage and fireplace. Must cant. $14.50 sq.ft. net sional Office for 1-2 per- the Industry. Between Sarasote end Easy commute to all 35P-6701. tional. $620 when be non-smoker, lease. sons Bright, spacious fur- PULL LINE OROCERY/SU- nished. Parking, phones, ROBIN LEACH gives a five Venice. Available 10/1-3/ major hwys. $775/mo. MANVILLI- 3 BR, Main available. CALL (201) SB4-9737 RANALD C. BROWN PERMARKET- For sale star rating to home based 31, $500 includes utili- 908-821-0355 St. location. $860 plus eves A wknds. Realtor, S0S-4M-2333 fax, Xerox. $600/mo. incl. In St. Augustine, Fla., sec- 722-4444 utils. 908-439-3660, income opportunity, ft** ties. Local phone and •OMIRVILLI- 2 BR, util and security. Avail. BELLE MEAD- to share CRANPORD- prime loca- onds from beach. Owner toe of his half-hour TV cable TV, double bed, eat March 1. Call 874-8240. SOMERVILLE— 1 BR apt, SOMSRVILLE- 2 office retireing, Call Ed Kaz at special, a proven lead IVI bath, quiet, In-town private home, LR A kit, 4 BR house, modern kit., tion. Prestigious building. in kitchen, shower and location, convenient to MANVILLE- 4 rm apt. 2 bath, WAD, bsmt., Ample parking. 225 sq. ft. prof, suite. Paneling, AC, 904-829-2222 generator. Join one of the bath, Sundeck, 1 mile to bsmt w/hook up for WAD, Carpeting, Private Park- • • # • fastest growing com- major Hwys, CAC, WAD.2nd fl, s. Main St. walking diet, to trsin A $3OO/mo. + 1/4 share of $325/mo., 1000 sq. ft. the beach and fishing! $900/mo. 231B-O432 $575-)- utll. A sec. 908- util. 1 mo. security. 1 year $1500/mo. All utll. in- Ing. Call 908-725-6660. MIDDLESEX- SUB panies in America today. Secluded I shopping, 1st floor, $630/ SHOP/DELI fully equipped, Call William HopMita, 722-0650. mo. 1V» mo deposit req. lease. No pets. Avail, cluded. Call owner 908- WATCHUNO- Approx. 9OS-3M-3O47 immed. Near Nelsons Cor- 545-3388 days. 500-1375 sq. ft. in pro- good location. Serious in- Independent Micro Diet METUCHEN- 3 BR, like No pets. Pis call 908- quiries onlyl $29,500, Adviser at: POCONOt- Mountain new 2 family, dead end, 725-8003 or 359-6869 ner. Call 609-466-1592 DUNELLEN- 2 stores/of- fessional bldg., ample Chalet, luxuriously fur* parking, easy access to Call after 3pm, SOS-SSS- 1-S00-S7T-DIET. close to everything. CAC,SOMERVILLE- 1 BR, HILLSBOROUQH- Coun- fices, off street parking. nlshed & Conveniently lo- garage, share yard. try setting, WAD, non-1200 sq/ & 650sq.' 1 routes 78 & 22 . Avail, ssss cated to Ski Areas, Re- 2nd floor apartment avail- immed. Call 908-561- MOBILE LOCKSMITH • • • $990+ util. Call 908- able March 1st. Call 908 smoker preferred, $350 A mo. free. 908-752-0313 Advertise serve wknd/vacatlon time 225-9630 $400, shared utifs. Pis 2600, 908-2329323. BUSINESS- fully early! 9O8-231-144S BOUND BROOK 638-6960. QREEN BROOK- New of- METUCHEN— 4 rooms, 1 call 908-281-0432 fice condo, Route 22, pri-WESTFIELD- Prime loca- equipped van, tools & in- In the Classified! TOPSAIL (•LAND, N.C. 2 apartments, 3 A 4 SOMERVILLE- 1st floor tion. Modern office suite, ventory. $20,000 nego. rooms. Please call 908- bedroom, 2nd floor. 2 yr. apt. 2 BR, bath, Ig. kit. METUCHEN- prof, male vate office, share large 10 Area Golf Courses lease. IV2 month secu- common area & equip- 700 sq. ft. on 2nd floor. 908-654-9553. Selling 469-9026 after 5pm. $700 per month plus utll. seeking non-smoking prof, Off street parking. Please due to health reasons. SALES/MANAOEMENT — 3 BRs, 21/2 baths, pool, rity, references, credit re- to share 2 BR townhouse. ment, private bath, $375 PT/FT, $$$ motivated am- ocean, photos available. .— 1 BR, 1 1/2 mo. security. Avail. call 908-232-2470. port required. $750 + immed. Call 725-2968. $350/mo + V2 util. Call per month includes utils. bitious people needed to 201-937-1710 off-street parking, near elec. Call 908-280-2815. eves. 549 5385 908-424-0800. promote highly profitabli transp. Please call 287- SOMERVIUI- Spacious HIQHLAND PARK- 500 products & service. Excel. 2776 for more Info. METUCHEN- separate 1 bdrm. apt. close to pub- NEW BRUNSWICK- pri- 9400 vate BR w/den, Male, sq. ft. office on the Main frMsMtflMftn/ Income + bonusus 908 RENTALS ROUND BROOK- 3 cottage 4 rooms, WAD, lic trans. A shopping. Off $350+ util. Kitchen priv. Street (Raritan Ave.) of 548-5959 ext. 4567 or rooms, 2nd floor, heat A 11/ 2 mo. sec. credit refs. street parking, cent. A/C A Highland Park. Now facil- 908-545-4364 for appt. heat, balcony, laundry Hosp. area. Call 525 PLAINFIELD- In Urban water Inc. No pets, middle $650 + util. Married busi- 2534 or 873-8123 ity with parking in excel- Enterprise Zone, tax ad- ness couple preferred. No room. For info 526-5128 SECOND INCOME UN- aged person preferred. lent location. Available vantages, 1350 sq.' shop, •ANN MOO PART-TIME LIMITED- Must be open •410 Security A lease required. pets. 548-2891 SPRINOTtELD- Luxury 3 PISCATAWAV- Profes- immed. Call 719-7985, 9- sional non-smokers want- office, 1/2 bath, drive-in OR PULL-TIME INCOME minded & hardworking. Call 356-6224 MIDDLESEX— 2 BR, 5 room apt., includes utils., 5 ask for Billie Davis. door, fenced In parking, AT NOME— Servicing Call 908-874-3208. w/w carpet, WAD, CAC,ed to share house in nice BOUND BROOK- 4 rms, no pets, refs, $650/ neighborhood, W&D, HILLSBOROUOH— Pro- $600/mo plus util. 908- customers of the Micro- A PR0FK8SI0NAL RIAL month + utiis, security. TV, linens, prkg. Non- 549-1829 Diet the Revolutionary Eu- STAY HOME- earn over rooms, $650/mo. 11/2 much more, $365/mo or fessional office building. $100 a day. Easy work. TOR— will help you obtair month security. No pets. Pis call 908-356 7196 smoker, single profes- $400/mo + Vi util ea. Call 2200 sq. ft. Rt. 206 & ropean weight loss sys- home, townhome o sional. $875/mo. + secu- Excellent pay. Amazing re- Pis call 469-5334 MIDDLESEX- 3 rm. 908-805-0239 Triangle Rd. at traffic tem now sweeping Ameri- condo rental. Rental fee rity. Ceil 201-9120862. 9*70 ca. Customers provided corded message, FREE paid by landlord. Call Johi BOUND BROOK- Ef- apartment, 1 or 2 adults, PISCATAWAV— single light. Available im- details. 908-324-7651, ficiency apt. No pets, se- no pets, avail. March 1st, STIRLINO- 3 BRs on 1st mediately. 908-218-1100 thru national advertising. today at RI/MA person to share w/non Product also available for Ext. 101. curity required, heat A Call after 5pm, 968- floor. Close to schools, KENILWORTH- Avail, PARTNER* REALTORS transp. A shopping. Avail. smoker, 3 BR Colonial, RARITAN- Store. 1000 Individuals interested in WANTED- 85 people 908-M4-80V2 water supplied. 90S- 1093. IVJ bath, 2 car gar., immed. 600, 1000, 1100 5260380 bet 9-5pm 2/15. $875/mo. + utll. sq. ft. $650/month, 1 Diet Progam. Please call lose 9 to 29 pounds In 30 MIDOLESEX- 4 rooms W&D, screened porch, Ig. sq. ft. office suites. Prices month security required, tw—»aiHleat MIcro-Otet days. Appetite control •RIDQEWATIR- Lovel a mo. security. Call start under $600 per 3 BR cottage, 2 bath or BRANCHBURfl- 5 rms, Super Clean! Off-street 908-752-0842. yard. $600/mo. all utll PIS call 526-2879 adviser Free" Qreene system. All natural. Doc- 2nd floor apt, country set- parking. Business couple inc. IV2 mo. sec. Call month. Prime office S0S-7«S-S4O7. tor recommended. Make mini estate. No pets WATCHUNO- 3 room fur- space. Heat & hot water $1200/mo 1 yr lease. Ex ting, refs, security de- preferred. No pets. Lease. 908-424-0250 $$$. Call 24 hours 908 posit, modem kitchen, ga- Refs, Sec. $700/mo. nished mobile home. Pri- supplied. Ample off street HOW TO MAKE MONEY 324-4506. cellent location. Pis cal vate. Please call 908- ROSELLE PARK- Share parking, private entrance. Wmnhou— Rental* READINS BOOKSI Amaz- 908-528-5595 eves rage, $825/month, no RANALD C. BROWN 2 BR twnhse. IV2 baths, pets. Call 908-369-4687 Realtor, 90a-4S»-2333 756-3924. Call Carl 908-272-5100. ing recorded message- • • • eat-in-kit., LR, deck, use (908) 424-0642 Ext. 502. CRANFORD- Prime loca WESTFIELD- 2 bed- LEBANON— Rt. 22 @ Rt. OARW00D- Warehouse/ PHILLIPSBURO— Garden BRIDOEWATBR MIDDLESEX- Mid of WAD, storage, off-st- tion, convenient t rooms, freshly redone, Vi prkg. $450/mo. + util. 1 78 exit, modern office. Storage space avail., LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR- apartment site investor schools A transp. 4 BR dlesex Village. Spa 2500 sq.ft. & 4000 sq.ft. partner wanted. Active or CMtANDVIEW clous 1 BR Garden apt. block from train, $975 + mo. sec. Non-smoker. Call 1235 sq. ft. Set up for seeks people for weight den, 2¥i baths, 4 fire' utilities. 654-0255 Bob Dorer at 908-688- doctor, chiropractor; Can subdivide. Also park- loss. Dr. recommended & inactive. All replies confi- places. $1500/mo. Ca GARDENS SS7S/mo. Includes heat ng area 50x100 avail, for dential. No brokfirs. NW. NO PETS. Pool WESmELD— 2 bed- 9430 days or 908-241- other. CAC, ample park- guar. 10-30 lbs. in 1 mo. 908-276-5795 or 90S 1 A 2 Bedroom Town- 6605 eves. ing. Ideal for space shar- truck parking. Call Gar- Also earn $1000/$2000 Reply: Box 24 c/o Forbes 272-4631. houses. Central air, indi- avail. 31S-MS0 Iv msg rooms, 1 bath, LR, eat-ln- wood Metal Co., 908- Newspapers, PO Box 699, kit. Avail, immed. $750 •+ ing. 908-687-1273, 9-5. per mo. PT; $3000+ FT, IDISON— New heuee, vidual storege. Walk to NEW BRUNSWICK SO. PLAINFIELD- non 908-322-9498, 7-9pm. 7890500, Mr. Calis. 908-231-6979 Somerville, NJ 08876. park A tennis courts Cath. ceilings, sunburst utils. Call for appointment smoking female to share BR, a k>ath, CAC, 6 201-586-0409. appl., mfm whrte capet, T22-6740 windows, circular stairs 3 BR home, $380/mo mlrrer wall, mlrreret BRIDOEWATER- 1 BR leads to huge loft/Family WESTFIELD- Apart- + V* util. Call 754-9143 cleeeta, reeessed Apt., In private house, rm overlooking large LR & ments avail. Walk to NYC SO. PLAINFIELD- seek lights, ehewroem eend, country setting, non- DR. Eat-In Kit, 2-BRs, 2 transp. No fee. No pets. ing non-smoker to share 4 fam rm, LR, DR, at*smoker. $600 mo. inc.full baths, balcony, 24 hr. Heat supplied, IVi mo. 8R house. $425 includes tacked gar, 1 ml« t* Utll. Avail. 4/1/92 908- Sec. Parking. Walk to sec. 1 BR, $850 mo. 2 util. 908-755-2792 transp. $975 lease/pur- BR, 2 Bath $1065 mo, train. UM0 + vtlle «* 685-7631. SOMERVILLE- M/F to , »M1U chase negotiable. Cal Call 908-464-6296. SRIDOBWATBR— Flnd- 9O8-297-020O, 9-5pm. share 3 BR, $400/mo,+ OIILITTK- 3 bedroom eme Heights, 3 BR, IVi * * * * 1/3 gas & elec. W&D, IV* bath Colonial. WAD bath, CAC, garage, pool & NEW BRUNSWICK- 1 Br NORTH PLAINFIELD etc., 707-8861 John refrigerator, CAC. No pets. tennis. Security A refer- apt., $550 per month, dishwasher, AC, Carpet- 2 BEDROOMS $12S0. 908-464-8515 or ences required. $860/ WALL TO WALL CARPET Ads In Classified 464-5070. month. 908-218-1241 ing, one yr. lease. 1 1/2 months security OFF STREET PARKING don't cost — ROSILLE- Colonia 874-6240. $750/mo. Geml 2 Lge. BR IVi bath BRIDOEWATER- large 2 CALL (SOS) 7S3-S003 They pay! LR, DR, Kit., huge FP BR apt. No pets. Security NEW BRUNSWICK- enc. porch, bsmt., stove A references. Call 908- avail. 3 BR apt. 2nd floor, ref., w/d, lawn mower, 526-1632 clean. $825 per month 9450 SCOTCH PLAINS $295,900 FANWOOD $214,900 inc. heat. 828-9184. corner lot, many trees. CLARK— Couple or single 9490 Prime location, Executive 4 bdrm, 3 bath home. Immaculate spacious 4 bdrm., 1'v bath colonial Move 3/1, $1150/ mo,+ preferred. $750 per \nfHtn0O to Kidney shaped in-ground pool for your summer featuring LR w/Fplce, formal DR, Lge. E.I.K., Fam NO PLAINFIELD BRANCNRURQ— PINE util A sec. SANTA CROB6 month, all utilities in- 2 BEDROOM pleasure, wood burning stove for the winter eves. Rm w/ wood burning slove. Freshly painted in RIALTY-COt) 4M-1100. cluded plus one month MOTEL. Room & kitchen- WANTED TO RENT IN side & out. Harwood firs Very large ppty. Ideal security. Call 233-6462. OFF STREET PARKING ette. Reasonable rates in- Priced to sell. Don't miss this one! SPL1563. 8O. BOUND BROOK- NO PETS PISCATAWAY- garage, location for N.Y. commute. A must see* SPL1550. clude services & utils, for 1 cal. Please call 463- BR Cape Cod, bsmt., yard CLARK— Immed. avail. 2 XV2 MONTH SECURITY 908-722-9520 deck, $980/month + utils, $675 I UTILITIES 3718 family, 3 rms., new kit. & BRIDOEWATER— In pri- sec, refs. Available March bath, off-st-prkg. $625/ AVAILABLE MARCH 1st 1st. 908-356-7196. CALL B2S-1402 vate home. New construc- SOMERVILLE- NEEDED mo. + util. XVi mo. sec. tion— huge closets. Color SOMERSET- 3Va BRSNo pets. Call 908-381- NO PLAINFIELD- 1 BR A.I.A.P.!! studio or 1 8R TV, cable, phone. Priv. en- apt. near downtown, large rooms. MUST SEE 5118. No fees. convenient location trance, Kitchen. Off street $110/Mo. $450/mo or less. Single CRANFORD- 2 BR in 2 $525 f heat/hot water, prkg. Non-smoker. No CALL 9OSS73-S900 CALL 7530159. mom w/7yr old son. ALSO family home on quiet cul- pets, Weekly. 908-526- willing to share apt. Call WATCHUNQ BORDER- 4 de-sac, w/w carpeting, NO. PLAINFIELD 1068; 874-5636 Annette 722-3000 X6251 bedroom, 2 bath Colonial convenient to NY transp, QREENWOOD OAR QREEN BROOK- Fur- 9-5. no garage. $13OO/month $760/month Include heat DENS- Newly reno nished. Working female * * * * IVi month security. A electric. By appt 908- vated 1 BR A 2 BR gar over 25, non-smoker, refs Available 3/92. Please 276-8168 den apt, $6a0.41 A & security. 908-968-4319 call 908-755-5177. *7B0.41/mo, Includes 9500 CRANFORD- Charming NO. PLAINFIELD— Room Mhemllanmoua Rentals **SOMERVILLE** heat * HW. NO PETS 2nd floor apt. 5 rooms, 7SS-11B7 leave mag in house. Kitchen privi- SCOTCH PLAINS $109,000 CLARK $249,900 Great location, charming heat A hot water. Bus. leges, washer & dryer. BEDMINSTER- 2 car ga- 3 BR Colonial, remodeled couple. No pets. Call 908- NO. PLAINFIELD- 1 $425/mor>th + security. Why rent? When you can buy this spacious Z Great 4 Bdrm Split in excellent location, large LR. eat-in large kitchen, easy 276-7470 Bedroom, nice area, near Call 908-755-5177. rage for rent. Pis call bdrm., ivi bath condo. Large rooms. Gnd. unit. formal DR, 2'fi baths, many closets, patio w/gas walk to train A Main St bus, $595 ( . Pis call 908-234-9400 4 years young, CAC. Convenient to everything. grill. Immaculate. Coma seel SPL150Q Perfect for kids. $1,300/ 908-754-4642. ROSELLE— Working per- CAR STORAGE SPACES DORCHESTER son pref. Cooking & laun- SPL1501. mo. Option to buy. CALL NO. PLAINFIELD- 2 BR, $5O/mo. Owner lives on , (908) 390-5533. HOUSE dry privileges. Must like premises. Near White- Somorvlllo Somerset St. $675/mo animals. Near shopping A util. Call 908-561-1268 transp. $100/week. Refs house Station. 534 4638 942O PLAINFIELD- Historic required. 1 weeks rent, 1 SOMERVILLE- Garage MuHhFmmKy Homes Luxury district, spacious 2 BR, week security. Call 908- for rent, 10'x 22'. Avail- High Rise newly decorated, hard 245-7914. able Immediately. $75/ SO. BOUND BROOK- 3 Elevator Apartments wood floors, gd. location, SOMERVILLE- Furn. month. 908-369-3791 rm. modern apt., private 722-9177 parking. WON'T LAST! Rooms $80-up. Sm. apts. entrance, excellent area. $725. Call 561-6523. $135/wk. Call manager Conv. rt. 287.356-2287, PLAINFIELD- Historic 908-722-2107 5-7PM. CRANFORD Studio district. Exceptional 1 BR. 1 & 2 Bedrooms SOMERVILLE— room w/ Advertise Sunny, good location. No Kitchen privileges. Gentle- DUNELLEN- 3 rooms, pets. Many extras, park- man preferred. Call 908- In the Classified! onvoniont location, laun- ing. Nowly refurbished. 526-5923. dry facilities in basement. SCOTCH PLAINS $349,900 SCOTCH PLAINS Available Immediately. Pis WESTFIELD- Large RARITAN- I & 3 BR bsmt. room, beautiful lo- This lovely multl level home in Souihslde of 7 rooms & 2V? balhs await you in this newer 9490 call 201-575-6225. apts. W&D (lookup, coble, cation, private entrance, CONDOMINIUMS Scotch Plains backs up to golf coursa, 4 Bdrms, lownhouse. Tastefully decorated w/large loft Lo- Totmnotfeaa DUNELLEN- ld*«l for IVi mo. sec. No pots. kitchen privileges. $350/ 3'.t Baths, large LR w/8rlck Frplce, 1 car garage cated in Souihslde of Scotch Pinms Call today. Avail Immed. 526-1835 ami ConUonlnkMin two slngU*. BR/LR on mo. Professional female. • OtdB World Charm attached, 2Vi car detached. In-ground pool SPL1551. ach level. Sharo bath & RARITAN— 1 BR, 2nd Call 908-654-8539. • Modern Renovations Many extras. A must see! SPL1530. kitchen. Privacy, yard & floor. 1 mo sec. Rofs, no BRANCHBURO- 2 BR, 2 V2 basement, washer/ • Estate Grounds bath, AC, appl.. no pets. pets, $575, Mont incl. 9470 dryer hookup, $725/mo. Avail Immed. Preferred 1 Avail. 3/1. $1050+ utll. utlls,, XVi mo. sec. Apartmant* to Shan One, Two, or throe 908-526-2064 after 2PM single gentleman. For CALL tOS-tta-S21B. app^call 9OB-725-2758_ bedroom, oach wilh BRIDOEWATER- Bea- BOUND BROOK— Older library sized con Hill. 2 BR, 2 baths, RARITAN— 3 room apt., * * * + •vail. Immid. No pets. emale looking for same. entrance loyors, LR, DR, eat-ln-Kltchen, EASTON, PA.- 1, 2 & 3 $550 t util. One month Own ontrnnce off second solid oak parqurM laundry room, all up- BR apts. & Townhouse's, security. Cnll 725 9040. loor deck. $400/mo. t flooring, plaster grades. $1200/mo. w/op- Luxury garden apts w/oasy Vi utils. lYi mos. secu- tlon to buy. Available Im- ROSELLE— 3 rms. newly walls, high ceilings, access to Rt. 22 & mins. ity. 302-1391. wido moldings, medlatelly. Please call •om N. J. Low, low, Pa. decorated, hent & hot 201-538-3393. wnter Included. Sec, rofs, E. BRUNSWICK— $290/ renounted, from ants. Call 215-559-1411 mo. plus Soc. Sharo w/2 EDISON— 2 BR Condo, # * * * no_patS;_$575. 2450300 $104,900 & up. ROSELLE— 4 room ant., others. Close to Rutgers. W/W carpet, DW, WAD.EDISON— A rooms & 201-992-5404 or 908- Specials from Near train station & all bath, 2nd floor of private w/w enrpet, close to park $99,900. Twonty PLAINFIELD $189,000 PLAINFIELD $114,900 & transp. Pay own utili- 254-4405,_nsk for Kathy^ major highways. $850 • omo. adults preferred, MANVILLE— seeking seven difforont floor Gmdous cantor hall colonial In excellent location. Greater starter home. LR w/Frplce, DR Utilities. IVJ mo. socurily. o pets. $650 per month, ties. .1 mo, security. Avail, March 1. Pleiisu call 908- prof, non-smoker female plans. CAC, socutlty system, large den, domestic quar- Rail. Hardwood Firs & Wall to Wnll Carpotinc] Full 1 yr. lease. Please cull month security. roommate to share 2 BR 908-287-0661. __ 298 8603. • Eloganl model ters, onclosed porch & more. SPL1525. Fin Bsmt w/Laundry Area, now expanded dnvr> CALL B49-2012 opt. $250/month t utlls. way, convenient to schools, shopping & transpor- SCOTCH PLAINS— 5 FRANKLIN PARK— Im- Coll Kathl 908-707-0999 • Owner financing tation. SPL1523. maculate 1 BR condo OARWOOD— 1st floor, 5 rooms. 2 bedrooms, w/w to qualified buyers. rooms, 2 bedrooms, WAD carpet, cnt-m-kitchcn. No MANVILLE- Single ma- overlooking pork, W&O, ture, prof., female to AC, $710/month I utlls, lookup. Avnlt. 3/1. $800 p o t B I A v ,111, f" i) h . 1. Solos Office $1000/mo, utilities in- share 2 DR opt. $335/ security required. Avail utilities. Ploaso call month t Vi utils, IVi on Premises April 1st. Call anytime 08-789-303S. cluded. Pleaso call 908 COLOUICU. montli security & rofs. 7 DAYS BY APPT. gOB-3020977 HIGHLAND PARK- 1 & 2 H89-1938, 08-359-4790/725-9017 CALLXOIJWML BANKER QANK6RU HILL8BOROU0.H- 1 OK bedroom apartments. SO. AMBOY— 3 Irg. condo, mint, corn]., Inc. 700/$800 1 utilities. beautiful rms. All utilities 276-0370 SCIIIXXIT U\ \l IOKS washer/ dryer. $800 plus ontury 21, !.)• Loufor, pnicl, oxcopt electric, 1st Advertise 217 Prospoct Avonuo utll. Please call Woldel editor. Pleaso cnll 908- fir. of 2 fnm. homo. $600 Cmnford, NJ070IG SCHLOTT 721-7655. Nonsmokof In the Classified! Realtors 908 359-7100. 49-7717, 310 Park Ave., Scotch Plains — 322-9102 REALTORS* A Union County Fnrbos Newspaper February 19,20,21,1992 Forbes Newspapers Forbes Newspapers / Page U-1 Guide Volvo keeps tradition while upscaling for '92 ByBILLRUSS the 900 series has evolved from 4- tem and leather upholstery. Being surfaces. Safety is still paramount 3.0 liter straight-six cylinder engine matic transmission there is plenty square to softly rounded. While it built in Sweden insures inclusion with Volvo as exemplified by anti- and four-speed automatic trans- of performance available for all city FORBES NEWSPAPERS retains its traditional large grille of cold weather features; heated lock and four wheel disc brakes to mission comprise the power train and highway traffic conditions. It The 960 is Volvo's latest flagship. with the diagonal stripe and thefront seats, mirrors and rear win- prevent accidents. If an accident for the '92 960 rear-wheel drive has three shifting modes; E for It replaces the 760 and, as is long broad hood, the roof line, rear dow, plus front and rear fog lamps does occur, in addition to frontan dsedan. Volvo designed and built an economy, S for sport, and W for Volvo's heritage it carries on thewindow and trunk lid treatment is and an efficient climate control rear crumple zones and a driver's inline six with goals of high torque winter. In "W" starts are made in theme of unique styling, built-in now supple and curved. A low win- system. A roomy interior and huge air bag, there is the new Side Im- at low rpms, quietness, low vibra- safety, rugged dependability and dow sill line and distinctively trunk remain Volvo hallmarks, and pact Protection System. Structural tion and good fuel economy. The third gear to reduce slippage. Also, concern for the environment. Al- styled alloy wheels are new for '92. power steering systems are engi- beef-up transfers the forces of a 24-valve, dual overhead cam, port there's an automatic "down slope" though the 960 appeared in Europe COMFORT: The 960 is Volvo's neered to provide an all-season side impact across a broader area fuel-injected engine develops 201 mode which senses when the car is as a '91 model, Volvo delayed its signature luxury model, and asride. of the car to absorb the energy and horsepower and delivers 80 percent on a downgrade and automatically US introduction until 1992 toin -such is fitted with all of the ex- ROADABIUTV: As I learned on reduce damage to the occupant of its 197 ft lbs of torque at 1000 shifts to a lower gear to provide sure that it was "glitch-free." pected power and convenience Volvo's test track, the 960's sus- area. rpm. When mated to the newengine braking. On a "teaser" press trip to Swe- items including a good sound sys- pension is solid on all types of road PERFORMANCE: A totally new AW40 electronically managed auto- den in the fall of 1990 I had the SUGGESTIONS: Retain power to opportunity to drive an early 960 driver's seat so it can be adjusted around the factory test track near without turning on the ignition. Gothenberg, and after a full test of Return to the "see-through" head the '92 model here, I was im- rests so rear scat passengers have pressed by the performance forward visibility. changes that had evolved in that short period of time. The all-new ECONOMY: The EPA averages 3.0 liter, inline 6-cylinder engine are 18 city/26 highway. I averaged and electronic-controlled automatic 21.7. gearbox have been significantly CONCLUSIONS: The new 960 improved, and with its latest styl- carries on Volvo's traditional role ing, comfort and safety advance- ments, the new 960 stands on the as a sturdy, reliable and functional threshold of the luxury/ prestige means of transportation. However, car market. it has added a new dimension, that While the new 960 is unmistak- of a full-size top-of-the-line luxury ably Volvo in appearance, it still sedan fully equipped with' all the reflects the manufacturer's mission amenities and performance charac- to produce vehicles that are not teristics. only stylish and safe, but weather and problem-proof as possible as PRICE AS TESTED: $34,508 in full well. A wide variety of driving pro- 960 mode. vides these diverse comments: BASE PRICE: $33,985 base 960 APPEARANCE: Volvo's styling in Volvo Is an old and very reapected name In the auto world. The 960 It the newest and most luxurious Volvo to date. without dealer prep and freight. 8000 0030 8070 8UO 8200 AUTOMOBILES FmmHyVmns Thfcfca antf Vans MutomoUvm Pmrts, MOTORCYCLES CADILLAC— 85 Seville, MERCURY- 87 Colonia CHIVY— 88 Corvette FORD— 88 Aerostar, 6 8010 72 K, burgundy, 4-dr, good Park Wagon, Full size — 72 Challenger, Coupe, perfect black on cyl,, AC, 72K ml., Excel, 8230 loaded, 68,000 miles, ex AirtomoMfra condition, loaded, cloth 340, auto, dual exhaust, black, stick, every option, cond., $5500. Call 908 A • ALL FOREIGN AUTO— Off-Road Motorcycles seats, Bose stereo/cas cellent condition. $6,950 under$10OO Just passed inspection. new tires, phone, 1 adult 221-1605 or 953-9160 NEW Top dollar, buying cars. sette. $4,500, (908) 821 Call (908) 560-0735 be MUST SEE! $1800. owner, 60K miles. HONDA- 81 CB Q50, 5013. tween 8am-6pm. CHEVY- 81 Citation, 4 Call $50,500/BO. Call Wayne Foreign parts good condition, $700/B0. dr, auto, AC, needs trans CHEVOLET- 85 Cor NISSAN— 86, Mini-Van. JAOUAR- 78 XJL12, 908-757-5600 days 4x4; Sport and GMC Call 908-5260116 5pm- mission, best offer as is vette, red, auto, all op-Auto, overdrive, AC, AM/Texas car, V8, conv., 305 OATSUN- 81 280ZX, 2 + UUMThto for sale 9pm 908-356-0822 after 4pm tions, garage kept, 30K FM cassette, 90,000 350 turbo. Exc. overall. 2, auto, fully loaded, ex- Tow truck, We pick-up. DODGE— 81 Aries K, miles, Asking $14,600 or miles, nothing wrong. Needs paint. $6500. Call cellent condition, runs TRUCKS Hotline 8340 BO. Call 225-2791. $2500. 908-658-3207, 755-0229 great, $2000/BO. Call CHEVY— 79 Blazer, V8, $800 or best offer auto, AC, P/windows, CLEARANCE - specialized 968-7900 On-Romd MotonyU— CHEVOLET— 86 Cavalier, after 6pm. 908-302-1219 Call Rick at, PLYMOUTH- 65 Bar- cruise, rebuilt engine, truck bodies, Pickups, 24 hr. service (908) 422-4293. wagon, one owner, 41K, NISSAN— 87 Sentra. racuda, auto, V8, all orig., FORD— 83 Mustang, New paint, 36" tires, Vans, Suburbans, TRIUMPH- 71 650, Rigid auto, AC, 4-dr., roof rack, 4DR, Lt. Blue. AC, PS, PB, 79k ml., Excel, cond. Convertible, excellent Excel, cond., $4950/BO. Jimmy's, Dump trucks, ABSOLUT! FORD— 77 Super cab 8 like new. $3250 or BO. CASH FOR YOUR CAR Frame, Many new parts. ft. cup plus slide in bed. stereo/tape, 40 K, 5spd. $3375/BO. Call 753-1611 condition, blueish white Call 753-1611 4WD's. Most models & Best Offer. Pis call 908- Call 908 750-4614. 908) 241-8247 aft 6pm. top, auto, p/windows, p/ Med. duty chassis up to WE BUY ALL METALS 721-4189. V8, AC, PB, PS, $1000 CHIVY— 83 Fult Size 4SS-2202 908-469-1418- CHEVY— 81 Z2B Camaro OLDS- 77 98 Coupe, locks, AM/FM cassette, Blazer, 4x4, new motor, 54,800# GVW. Used T-tops, S.7 350 eng., newblue over white, beautiful, linwy 67K miles. $5,500, (908) trucks, low priced left- ALL CARS WANTEO- 8400 FORD- 85 Escort, PS 781-9158. trans. Must sell this week! headers, carb.. & tires garage Kept. 114.000K $3300/B0. 526-0293 overs, discounts, rebates, any car old, new or junk. RECREATIONAL Very good body, eng $2200. 908-561-1896 Leasing, or 6.9% GMAC 908-248-0213. Towing compression needs to bi miles. $2500. 722-0082 CHRYSLER- 88 NewFORD- 90 Probe GT, VEHICLES turbo, mint cond. 26K mi., CHEVY— 83 S10 Pickup, financing on selected avail. checked $350 752-1882 CHEVY— 85 Monte Carlo OLDS- 87 Delta 88 Roy- Yorker Landau, Exc. cond. 5-spd., excellent, models, No sales comm, SS. auto, fully loaded, T- ale Brougham 2 dr., 3IK PS, PB, p/locks, p/mlrrors, 5-spd, PS, PB, PW, load- CARTER JEEP- 70 CJ5. Blk. top ed I Red w/red interior. ASSUME PAYMENTS. Top CSI rating for Sales & •nil bnr, 3 SF>D., convert- tops. Asking $4,600. Cal miles, garaged, loaded. p/seats, tilt wheel, new 609-795-6134 Service. SHOWCAR FINISH Use Your Card. after 4pm. (908) 251$7800- . Please call 908 tires. Silver ext./Charcoal $11,500. 201-606-2345 able. SEOO/BO. (908)789 days; 908-707-4431 Specializing In Auto De- 043 l-Ask for Eugene. 3709^ 276-4457. grey Marc Cross leather FORO— 85 Bronco II, v6. COLONIAL MOTORS int. Asking $8900, Call 9- eves. AC, AM/FM cass. PS, PB, ROUTE 22 WEST tailing, Custom profe- CHEVY— 86 Camaro OLDS— 91 Cutlass Su- sisonal cleaning, int'ext. MERCURY- 77 Monarch 5 (908) 722-8900 or 62K, 4WD, Excel. Cond. NORTH BRANCH 79K, excellent shape auto, 40,000 miles. Great preme, 26K, loade, V6, MAZDA— 81 RX7, Auto, Handwashing, Waxing, condition. $4250. Cal xcellent cond., $12,500. after 6pm 806-8976. 59,000 miles, original $5000/BO. J874-3360 $750. Cnll 723-1874 be- 356-8262 or 98O-0O18 owner, excellent condi- 908-722-2700 Polishing, Machine glar- fore •:> PM or 281-0259 908-859-0204 JAMJAR- 76 XJ6L, clas- FORD- 88 Ranger XLT, ing, House calls made. In- sic style. Exc. cond. EJag tion, $2,650 or best offer. extended cab w/cap, V w/ CHEVY —~87'""CAP RICI PEUQEOT- 85, auto., sured. References. Call CLASSIC. 4-dr, V-8 eng centerfold car. Blaupunkt Call (908) 572-8798. OD, low mi. $6395/B0. 86K mi., good cond., best sys. Must be seen. Asking AM/FM call. 218-1763 CHEVY- 79 K-Blazer, 201-28S-t272 Quick And PS, PB, Air, AM/FM ster- reasonable offer. 908 NISSAN- 85 300ZX T- New lifters, many new 8020 eo, 59K mi., 1 owner $6000. 297-9447 eves.: tops 73K miles, 5-spd., POST OFFICE JEEP- HONDAS, NISSANS, TOY- Convenient! 499-7894 297-2300 days parts, power windows, 4 OTAS WANTED- also all Autonx>bHmm excel, cond. $470O/BO Asking $5500/B0. Call 1975, 39K ml., left hand wheel drive. $2,550, under$2500 call 908-752-1419 PONTtAC- 80 Firebird. 6 JAOUAR- 85 XJ6 Excel- 908-722-0104 drive, auto., PS, PB, posl foreign autos. Pis call cyl., auto, new tires, (90S) 604-4886. 908-572-1999 anytime CHEVY— 88 Cavalier Sta lent condition, white, 51K NISSAN- 86 300 ZXtraction, $975. Call 908 8600 $800. International 79 miies. $8500. Please call 463-8289 CHEVY- 85 1 Ton, JUNK CARS WANTED- BUiCK— 81 Skylark, 4 tion Wagon, Auto, p/door Rally Scout, air, tilt, Fully loaded, T-tops, 5 12 inch rack body, BOATS door, 2.5 LTR, Mint condi locks, cruise, 31K miles, 201-377-0732 days or spd., 45K miles. Excellent JEEP— 86 Cherokee, Late model wrecks & cruise, 4 wheel drive, 345 201 783-4269 eves. $3,200 or best offer. Call trucks. Top $$$ Paid. tion, ono owner. 31K excellent condit ion class A tow hitch. Cloth condition. Asking $7800. Black, 2-DR, sunroof, 5- 356 5510 or 788-5353. 8830 $4300, Call 821 1430. JAOUAR— B6 XJS,Call 908-298-8455 leave spd., 82K ml., good cond. 908-548-6582 SmHbotta miles. $2500. Call eve interior. Great condition. DODQE— 78 Tradesman nings 908 369-3287. CHEVY- 90 Cavalier $2000, Yamaha 78 XS 80,000 original miles, message. 908-704-1788 JUNK CARS/TRUCKS one owner, $10,000. Call 300 extended Van, will WANTED— any cond., 7 CHEVY— 85 Camaro. 6 4-dr, white, fuel injection 1100, kerker header, PONTIAC— 84 Trans AM, JEEP- 89 Cherokee LTD, pull horse trailer any SAIL BOAT— 16' Rebel exc. cond., 29K miles, 1 oversized jets. $700. Call Dawn at (908) 287-1000. Sunroof, black/gray leath- days, flat bed service. Call cyt. Auto, PS, PP., AC, T cream, exc cond, auto, t place. Never been stuck. 699-1053 (Fiberglass) sloop, 22' tops, Am/Fm cass. 78K owner, $7200. 756-0202 685-11B9. MERCEDES - 76 tops, garaged, 69K, er, warranty, mint condi- Made for horse shows. 3 mast, main sail & jib, RUNS GREAT. $1SOO/BO CHRYSLER— 85 LeBaron 450SLC, 1 owner, fully $6100 or B/O. 906-7850. tion, 41,000 miles. captains chairs, 2 bench PERONE'S AUTO SAL- excel, cond. fixed Keel CALL 873-8570. Convertible, low mileage, ONTIAC- 85 Grand loaded, sliver, new tires, PONTIAC— 86 Trans Am, $15,495, 7520300 days, seats folded down Into VAQE— cars & trucks canoe unbolted for stor- wanted. 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From The Arts & Entertainment Capital of New Jersey iMARCH1 jMARCH 12 -T APRIL 4 The 1992's Premiere Event RAFAEL FRGHBECK VENNA Refactions of Rodgers and Hammerstein DEBdRGOS EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT GALA BENEFIT MuaicOaidoiend featuring "One of the Best Musicals Broadway has Ever Created" SYMPHONY QMConixior Mut" "odptn and WlaMaifi HaMnenleifl Jack Knoll, Newsweek (wimrSyrflphorlter) t $22.00 "at $22.00 t $25.00 7:30 -HEATKE $30.00 HCATKF. $30.00 $50.00 NIWMUN8WICK NEW BRUNSWICK HEATKE The State Theatre The State Theatre The StattHheatre 908-246-7469 908-246-7469 (g) 908-24^7469 American Repertory Ballet Friday, March 20 8 PM jThru February 25 (fomwrty Prkicaton 25TH ANNIVERSARY $Ei£CTK)Ns\ RUSSIAN, SOVIET I STAINED GLASS COLLECTION^ March 7 • 8 pm HIRE C0H1S1HICATI \ State Theatre, New Brunswick The Chieftains their energy and stage presence an striking,' THE ARTISTIC POSTCARD AND POPULAR CULTURE I Appearing at Sttto TTwstre IN EARLY TWEMTlETM-CEtmjRY JAPAN v •The New York Times NewBtvnswkk Ticket Central: (906) 246-7469 Friday, March 20,8 PM Tbdfc %U. $20 • Sentar CttmWStudvitB s: Rwh TtctwtK $16, $24, $28 RUTGERS American Repertory Ballet New Jersey Symphony Orchestra Zlmmerll Art Museum 908-246-7469 (f) 1-800-ALLEGRO (J) 908932-7237 r |p((H, Forties NewspBpos Febiuay 19-21,1992 Weekend [o paraphrase Chair- feature huge floral displays in the man Mao, at least a Dutch display tradition. hundred flowers will These enormous designs are bloom and over 100 re- usually made to feature a single gional florists and LET variety of flower and can contain nurseries will display their skills as many as 1,000 blooms. Alstro- at the 1902 New Jersey Flower emeria, dendrobia, tropicals and and Garden Show, running Feb. exotic Oriental and Asian lilies, 21 thfough March 1 at the Gar- and roses of unusual colors and den State Exhibit Center in A textures will be on display. Somerset Along with these beautiful ar- This year's show features over rangements will be two priceless, 20 elaborate garden displays; vintage vehicles and the Pet* beautiful floral and horticultural alpeddicrs 1922 Model T delivery exhibits, garden and floral prc^ HUNDRED truck. Marking their fifth year at sentations; a Floral Design the Flower and Garden Show, School and over 100 trade Petalpeddlers boasts five gen- booths offering blooms, bulbs erations of experience in growing, and beautiful gills. wholesaling and retailing flowers. The show features dozens of Travel to the Orient with Oar* elaborate gardens and dazzling FLOWERS dan Stata Florists of Warren, re- floral and horticultural displays turning for the fourth time to the to help chase winter away. Flower and Garden Show, Garden Garden exports will be on State's Japanese garden will be a hand to give presentations at the unique blend of authentic Japa- "Seeds of Knowledge" education BLOOM nese style mixed with contempo- center, and professional florists rary plants, and will include a tea will share their arrangement ex- house, a koi pond and a waterfall. pertise at the Floral Design Some of the featured plants are School. Flowering Cherry, Dogwood, Over 110 trade booths are Flowering Plum, Rhododendron, filled with books, blooms, bulbs Azalea, and Viburnum, Garden and beautiful gifts, allowing visi- State Florists, a family business tors to take a bit of spring home WHY THE NEW JERSEY for 50 years, specializes in all as- with them. pects of landscape construction - The show blossoms Friday, FLOWER AND GARDEN SHOW ponds, walls, patios, walks, decks Feb. 21, from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. etc. They are also growers of spec- Hours for the remainder of the IS CALLED 'THE GREATEST imen landscape plant material. show are as follows: 5 Professional designers, top Monday through Saturday: 10 SHOW IN EARTH quality, and old world craftsman- a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Sundays: 10 ship are the rules at Storm Land- a.m. to 6 p.m. •cap* and Dtslgn of Bridgewa- General admission tickets are ter. Sierra is a design-driven, full $9. The elderly receive a $2 dis- service landscaping firm. The count on Monday through Fri- company plans to show-off its day only (excluding opening professional skill with many van- night). eties of Japanese maples, in- them in greenhouses; NJ. State Florists, NJ. eluding one approximately 35-year-old maple Harvest an education Dept of Agriculture with a rose display to worth $15,000. Not only can spectators enjoy the explain and discuss the virus regulations put Cavagnaro Landseapa and Nursery will beautiuil array of colors and mag- on imported roses; Native Plant Society of create a garden that you will want to take nificent scents of the N J. Flower NJ, to encourage an appreciation of native home. Based on the theme "A Backyard Re- and Garden Show, they can also flora and to preserve it for ftiture generations teat," the Cavagnaro display will feature a ^ ^ featurcd m, Ja m ^ harvest an education. to enjoy; NJ. Rel^af, Ikebana International, raised bluestone terrace complimented by He In addition to the over 20 exhibits on dis- showing off Japanese flower designs from various irees snrubs ^d flowers of all kinds £. „. .. «__._ p TM play at this year's "Greatest Show in Earth," three different schools; NJ. Association of ^^ thr^ fpflhnw, arp. Tamnp,p ^ Ma; there are 10 educational exhibits where horti- Conservation Districts, demonstrating how *°, ns' Cojrt Uuccrthe. Azaleas, Daffodils, culturistAmongs anthed educationa plant enthusiastl exhibitors casn expanwill bed our environment beginExhtoHors wita h your yard; and Crocusesj^ , Pachysandra and other evergreen theiFrelinghuyser knowledgn eAboretu of manym , Gesneriaif not alld ,Society of their, Rutgers Cooperativhen you are e onExtentioe of thne largesof Esset flo-x &°^ covers. Cavagnaro Nursery, with eight demonstratinfavorite plantsg. Propagation, Culture and Bo-County. rists in the country you know how greenhouses and a substantial nursery in tanical Distinction of the Gesneriad Plant to be extravagant, and that's what Somerset, is a full-service landscape design Family (African Violets); Skylands As- Fatalpaddlers of Bound Brook firm that has been catering to the public sociation, with a display on plants native to will prove at the 1992 New Jersey Flower and since 1982. New Jersey and how to grow and care for Garden Show. This year Petalpeddlers will (Please turn to page 4) February 19-21,1992 Forties Newspaper* Wfeekend The Greatest Show in Earth' blossoms in Somerset (Continued from page 3) ous garden clubs throughout the state. Visi- have over 100 clubs in New Jersey. exhibit featuring a natural dry-land stone In addition to growing a wide variety of tors will approach the exhibit looking at an The Garden Club of New Jersey coordi- seatwall, steps, and a variety of potted plant plant materials right in their own nursery, interior area of a home and will exit into the nates the interests of the garden clubs with- material all accented by special lighting. they propagate 15,000 plants per year and exterior gardens. Hie special bird display in the state and cooperates with other All this will provide an extraordinary set- graft many plants in their two heated will return again this year in addition to a groups to further the interests of conserva- ting for a variety of native perennials and greenhouses. Many of these, and other ex- spring garden, a meditation garden, many tion and horticulture. They have partici- grasses. Since 1990, Bocchieri's has had a otic plants are being incorporated into the herb and cacti and succulent gardens, and a pated in the New Jersey Flower and Garden computerized imaging system which allows display. vegetable garden which will be planted by show for the last 20 years. customers to see a three dimensional view Th» Oardtn Ckib of Ntw Jmty will be the youth garden clubs throughout the The Edison-based •oecMtrl't Land- of any landscaping project as well as what represented by all eight of its member dis- state. •cap* and Nurttry was established in different designs will look like in 10 or 20 tricts in this year's show. The Garden Club, founded in 1925, has 1935 as a live poultry and produce stand. years, _ The Garden Club exhibit theme, "Our two certified landscape architects on staff, a Today it is one of the most technologically One of the sponsors of this year's show, Comer of the World to Garden," will feature nursery, a staff of workmen and craftsmen advanced landscaping firms in the area, Tbt N#w JtfMy NufMiy and Land* several outdoor gardens with container- for installations, plus a professionally Bocchieri's will be using a computer to tcapt Association of Pennington has gardening plant materials supplied by vari- trained maintenance department They now create an exquisite courtyard garden party (Please turn to page 5) Outdoor Environments Forbes Newspapers' of Singular Beauty • Design walkways, water gardens, rockwalls e Landscape Construction AGENDA • Estate Maintenance and Horticultural Consultations e Specializing in perennials, bamboo and ornamental grass plantings Advertise in all three issues of Agenda '92. 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Rower and Garden Show: Schedule of speakers IATUfttAY,m.tl ' "litowjitt to Tito OMdwr ttA Sweet duel of fiuooeee11 < 'fffMiMIVvou^theteiioni1' fWph t $nodimith Penny PeniHon at the Garden Show DevttJAIfltf, 124*140 pm , 4^C^0ajn. 740-9 pm (Continued from page 4) on certain recycled material in- "MI tor Al SeteoAi* iATUHMY,ni,2l been a participant for the past 26 cluding mulch and soil condition- , , PlpJAtinNf} "AmitewWiwin'' landecaeee that home , 440em430pm fpf IWRIMI end VW Uw years. ers, nursery zoning problems and M imiSOpm 1 This year's garden wilt be amany more. A MMMI Bftsmf DevWDonmt/ patio garden with a lattice-work A representative from the as- 12:30.1:30 pm ftftteme* "Neoivlni NetMre'i Sounty: backdrop, The garden will feature sociation will be available during M low spreading shrubbery and as-show hours to answer questions OooWn|\Mtt)Hifbi'' sorted (lowers hardy to New Jer* and distribute information regard- ArimtSmppo Or, Cyndy RadcWe ing the association. 740-9 pjn, 440*540 pm sey. IhotM Know About THUBtftAYt ftfci ft SUNDAY MAWCH1 The association will also explain For more ticket information, , ' - iheOtftlW^ •'•'•. "ButteHletlnlloom" "Computw-AkW the services the association pro- call the N.J. Flower and Garden ONMI SmWt FWi P»ulfieMy»n Undscape Design" vides. NJNLS's main function is to show offices at (908) 560-9020. 12^0-ldOpjn. 1240*140 p.m, Robert Howe Jr, work with governmental agencies The 1992 New Jersey Flower & 10:30-11:30 a.m. to develop advantageous laws and Garden Show is sponsored by the AiiflTbmatir fte^ih L SnodvnMh -Growing OrcNds In regulations and to make some New Jersey Nursery and Land- 440-5^0 p.m Your Home* sense of the existing laws, regula- scape Association, the New Jersey PMOiYtftt* M Brian Rsher > J tions and ordinances. Nursery and' Landscape As- ifPH nwWWl m Noorvlpm The association takes a leader- sociation-North Chapter, the New Ratoh L Snodimith the Home Undtcaoe" "tkebafie! the Ait of ship role in local and statewide Jersey State Florist Association, 730-fip.m. Marie Pompel JapaneienovyerArmiemtiTti'' water-use regulations and repre- and the New Jersey Plant and 1240-140 pm 1 TUHOAYi ni« 21 sents its members interest in Flower Growers Association. 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We use no - A (908) 3S9-FENN I 100%% With thl8 Ad •Exp> May 31 •1992 1188 Millstone River Rd., Hillsborough I ROUTpesticidesE. Landscapin206 Betweeg isn personall Princetoyn superviseand Lawrencevilld and ale l work 609-924-5770is fully guaranteed. 1I February 19-21,1992 Forbes Newspapers I E Dr. John sayi hb iwxl alwm wi be uiort of a musical Nitofy of New Good for Meant" whatever corded in his hometown. "It's sort of a loose history of New Orleans music," he said. "I ails ya think music goes in cycles, and New Orleans music has survived Mark Mardi Gras despite a lot of hardships. It's been bled for most of its years because early and in style studio musicians bein' moved to other cities because there not bein' no way to survive there like there with Dr. John was when I was comin' up in the ByWKlMMWSIHOVEN '50s. "Let's hope it changes," he con- ardi Gras comes late this tinued. "I'm hoping the fact that I year, but music fans can did my record there, Robbie Rob- get a head start on the ertson did his record Storyville Mcelebration when Cres- there, might help, and the fact that cent City legend Dr. John comes there's a lot of interest in the cul- to the Count Basie Theatre in Red tural things of New Orleans today, Bank on Saturday, Feb. 22. Cajun food and all these things, The flamboyant Night Tripper - cause some interest in the music." still in demand after more than 30 Hit records over the last year yean in the business as a show- from Harry Connick Jr. (whose fa- man, studio musician and record ther is the long-time district at- producer - has a resume that ri- torney of New Orleans) and Aaron rNk Zt* Will vals almost anyone in the popular Neville, according to the Night music scene. Tripper, indicate the sound and Since his 1956 recording debut the town may finally offer prosper- backing another New Orleans in- ity for the future generation of stitution, the late Professor Long- New Orleans musicians. "Let's P hair, the good doctor's piano, hope so. I was born and raised organ and guitar have graced hit records from a wide variety of artists there, and I studied there under all New Orleans people all my life, and ranging from country (Hoyt Axton, Emmy Lou Harris) to pop (Sonny I consider that to be my roots," he said. "I hope I'm in some way a good and Cher, Carly Simon, Harry Connick, Jr.) to rock (the Aliman Broth- influence on some of the good young guys coming up. There's several ers, the Band, the Rolling Stones, Frank Zappa), and, of course, rhythm of them, like Sugar Bar Crawford's grandson, Neville Crawford, who's a and blues (Buddy Guy, Aretha Franklin and the Meters, to name just a fine piano player and singer. There's a lot of young fine musicians out IOTRP few). there. Plenty." In concert, though, Dr. John and his band (Freddy Staehle on drums, Speaking of influences and origins, the doctor explained the origin of Smiley on percussion, David Barard on bass, Ronnie Cuber on saxo- his stage name. "About 130 years ago there was this guy named Dr. phone and either Hugh McCracken or Joe Caro on guitar) will concen- John in New Orleans who would go out with my great, great auntee," he trate on his own recordings, including the 1973 Top 10 hit In the Right recalled. "He was like a hoodoo, voodoo guy. I knew about him, and Place. It all started very early for people used to call me 'doctor' and Mo' better this native New Orleans Creole, 7 think music goes in cycles,and New Orleans music fins 'professor' since I was a little kid born Malcolm John Rebennack Jr. because I read a lot. It was just a to a musically-oriented family that survived despite a lot of hardships.' natural tiling." vvnp mpp often held jam sessions in the liv- Fortunately, Dr. John, never ing room. known for his tfood looks, didn't try Twvnot Mmchanfi found that "Everybody in my family pretty much played music, and some of to follow up on his first paying job as an "Ivory Snow baby" arranged by oamtoit man1 aunties used to have sessions at they house," said the doctor in his mother, a former professional model. "She used to rent me out for 1 iwNfl niflr M9 lit Ihi his distinctive southern drawl, "It was just what people did there in the things," said the corpulent Creole. "I don't even know what. ' mm (Mnchardi thtt to) Thunv '40s: get around a pianna and people would bring more instruments, After the Count Basie show and another gig in Massachusetts, it's and they would bring records, too." back to the Big Easy for another Mardi Gras, where he'll play several His first big break came when he was 15, when his guitar teacher sentt shows, including a big free concert at the Spanish Plaza on the River- him to substitute on a recording date. By the time he was 16, he had walk. aleady earned producing credits. "It's gettin' close to it. We're always playing somewhere in New More the three decades later, Dr. John still spends about 250 days on Orleans during Carnival. We'll give 'em a little bit of the old thing, and the road, playing solo dates in clubs and small theaters, backing other new thing, and everything in between," said the doctor. musicians (he was a integral member of Ringo Starr's All-Starr Band, And as it is in New Orleans, so shall it be in Red Bank, at least for WmKWt which made a stop at the Garden State Arts Center in 1989) and one night. recording albums, including the soon-to-be released Goiri Back To New OR. JOHN Saturday, Feb. 22, at the Count Basie Theatre, 99 Monmouth Si, Red Orleans on Warner Bros. Records. It's his first all-original album re- Bank. (908) 842-9000. Club mix ALCtKUJt RepHnn •OUmONSfltEETCAFE 121 Breton Ave. March 1. at 8:30 p.m., Friday at 8:30 273 Main St.. Gladstone lOWGomtryBM. Lon| Branch CAIffERET HILL BOWL and 11 p.m., Saturday at 7, (908) 234-2080 PirthAflitoy (906) 460-5700 61-63 Church St. (906)222-9684 569 Roosevelt Ave. 9:15, and 11:30 p.m.Collefe •Johnny Charles Blues Band, (906)826-6428 IIHCHHIliNIOMTOUi •Nudt Swirl, Olfantic, Mr. Cartaret Nlfht every Sunday and Tues- Feb. 28. •UM tntxtinment be0nnlng Route 9 South, OM (908) 246-3111 Thumb, Deaf Horn, Feb. 21. (908) 969-1515 day. CITYQARDENS 9p.tn. NOCOMT. (906) 536-0650 •Nlgit Train, Feb. 21. •MM of Souh, Third Party, Hair Raw Goods, Thursdays. •Margaret Smith, (nrou^t Feb. 1701 Calhoun St.. Trenton AMYlfS Dance p*ty, Saturiayi. •IntenMtve, Feb. 22, Corpte, Feb. 22. CATCH A RIIJNQ STAR 23. (609) 392-8887 217 South St, Monistown Male nrvue, Thundayi. •Blue Plate Special, Feb. 26. •I'KIH-Me, Dogiilla. X-Act Hyatt Regncy Princeton CHARLEY'S UNCLE All-ages dance party, Fridays. (201) 536-2766 •Penetratere, Pirate* of the Un- •Solar, Feb. 27. Change Only, My Mother's Plaid Route 1A Alexander Rd. 415 Route 18, East Brunswick 95-cent dance night, Satur- •Soul Sltton, Feb. 21. derwto, Mad Hattef, Walk the •The Btue Zombies, Feb. 26. Wift Feb. 23. West Windsor (908) 254-4226 days, Thursdays, •BKkttmti, Feb. 27. Talk, Feb. 21. •Johnny ChartM Bluet Bant), •Noktumal, Human Remains, (609) 987-8018 Uve comedy Friday and Satur- •The Cramps, Rev. Horton •Johnnie Jotawn, March 6. •Nas-T Boyz, Feb. 22. Feb. 29. Contempt, Feb. 29. Headline comedy Tuesday day starting 10p,m. Heat, Feb. 22, •TT Quick, Feb, 23. WIKWTONBAR •DUty Cutter, Red Weasel, through Thursday and Sunday CHATF1ELDS Heete turn to page 7 Forbes Newspapers February 19-21,1992 WeetendPfus Club mix Continued from paft 6 Band, Feb, 21. 21. (908)988-9811 •tee-T, Body Count, The Hard •Brian Bettewt The Lodi •Luna, Hypnolovewheel, Iowa Hard-rock night, Wednesdays. Corps, Feb, 26, Homeboys, Delayed Green, Dan Beef Experience, Feb. 22. •Upstik, Feb. 22. •Dinosaur Jr., My Bloody Val- Kidney & The Pulsations, Feb. •The Dead Milkmen, Shirk Cir- •New Riders of the Purple entine, Babes in Toyiand, Feb. 22. cus, Feb. 23. Sage, Feb. 28. 28, CRICKET CtUB •Thee Hypnotics, Feb. 28. •Edgar Cayce, Feb. 29. •Solar Circus, Feb. 29. 41516th Ave.Jrvington •The Fluid, March 6. •Frontier, March 7. •The Psychdetic furs, March 8. (201)374-1062 •Sebadoh, Seem, March 14, THEROXY CLUBIENE Main room: Uvt dance bands, •Shudder to Think, Jawtjox, 95 French St Route 35. Sayreville Fridays. International rock acts, March 15. New Brunswick (908) 727-3O0O Saturdays. MELODY BAR (908) 545-8971 •Pat Cooper (comedy), Feb. Basement: Alternative rock. 106 French St. SCANDALS 22. •B.B.4The Stingers, Like a New Brunswick 3793 Route 1 •Terence Blanchard, Feb. 27, Chain, Eve's Plum, Va«je Na- (908)249-3784 South BfunswtcK •David Benoil, Feb. 28, tion, Feb, 21. •Jiggs & The Pigs, Feb. 29. (908)940-1717 •'til tuesday, Feb. 29, •Broken Wings, Feb. 27. MINE STREET COFFEEHOUSE •Fantastic (Elton John tribute), •Jimmy Webb, March 6, ESSEX MANOR First Reformed Church Feb. 21. •Back in Black (AC/DC tribute), 41 Aoutfiion Av*., Btoomfleld Neilson and Bayard streets •Stuttering John (from Howard March 7. (201) 748-6590 New Brunswick Stem show), Feb, 22. THE CLUBHOUSE Jam session w/ThM Degree, (908)699-0570 SHOGUN 27 116 Watchung Ave.. Piainfield Tuesdays. All shows at 8:30 p.m. 3376 Route 27, Kendall Park •Bemice lewis (singer- (908) 769-9267 •lot Feb. 26, (908) 422-1117 songwriter), Feb. 22, Rave night, Thursdays. THE EXCHANGE live comedy Friday and Satur- •Bruce Pratt (singer- •Jiggs & The Pigs, Feb. 22. Routes 202-206, Bridfrwater day, 10 p.m. songwriter), Feb. 29. •Cliffs of Dooneen.l-Kitl-Me, (908)526-7090 SOMERSET SIDELINE Feb. 27. Open bkies Jam, Tuesdays. NEST AT PHEASANTS'LANDING Amwell Rd., Hiifsborough 375 Somerset St COCKTAILS FAST LANE II (908) 359-4700 North Plainfield 51 Main St., South River 207 Fourth Ave.,Asbuiy Park (908) 757-1020 (908) 257-8325 (908)988-3205 •Mirage, Feb. 21,22. •Stolen Hearts, Feb. 23. Rock & roll bands every Friday, •Public Notice. Feb. 21. The Outcry, Wednesdays. SOUTH RIVER PUB •Bums in the Park, Feb. 22. 99-cent dance night, Thurs- •Deliveiy Boys, Feb. 29, ORPHAN ANNIE'S 66 Main St., South River •The Thrill. Feb. 27, days, (908) 257-0330 •Overkill, Technakill, Feb. 21. 1255 Valley Rd,, Stirling •The Party Dolls, Feb. 28. Backstreets Duo, Wednesdays. •Rich Meyer, Feb. 29. •Dead Milkmen, Friction Wheel, (908) 647-0138 THE STAGE AT THE INN COPENHAGEN Feb, 22. Open jam, Sundays. Stage House Inn Scantfcon-Princeton •Tommy Conwell & The Young Customer trivia night, Tuesdays. 366 Park Ave., Scotch Plains Route U College Rd. Rumblers, The Kind, Baby Seal Audition night, Wednesdays. Princeton Club, Feb, 28, •The Undertakers, Feb. 21. (908) 322-4224 (609) 452-7800 •John Cafferty & The Beaver •Aziz, Feb. 22, STUDIO 1 Piano brunch w/Sandy Maxwell, Brown Band, Feb, 29. •Dog Eat Dog. Feb. 27. 88-89 Verona Ave,, Newark Sundays. •The Meat Puppets, March 8. •CC4G, Feb. 28. (201) 482-1150 CORNERSTONE FRONT ROW •Crurin' for a Bruiin', Feb. 29. •Kashmir (led Zeppelin trib- 25 New St., Metuchen HewarcJ Johnson Hotel OUTPOST IN THE BURBS ute), Feb. 21. (908) 549-5306 10 Livingston Ave, 40 South Fulterton Ave. •Savatage, Feb. 22. •Kenny Davern Quartet w/ New Brunswick Montclair •Non-Fiction, Feb. 28. Frank vignola (guitar), Feb, 21, (908) 214*1717 (201) 744-6560 •Kin, Feb. 29. All shows at 9 p.m. 22. AH shows from 4:30-8:30 p.m. TBIRDSCAFE •Rod MacOonald, Richard •Bill Mays, piano w/trio, Feb. •Noah HaWu Duo, Feb. 21. 707 Main St., Asbury Park •Alan Adler, Feb. 27. Meyer, Feb. 28. (908) 502-0217 26. •Sob McPariand, Debbie Hen- •Harry Allen Quartet, Feb. 28, GlftGlE I 'N BITS Audition showcase, Wednes- drickson, March 6. 29. Clarion Motet days. CORNER TAVERN 2055 Route 27, Edison PETEYS SPORTS BAR •Winter food drive w/B.B. & The 113 Somerset St. (908) 287-3500 Terence Blanchard, the Jazzman who gave Bleek Gilliam his lOOiWestCamplainRd. Stingers, Feb. 22. New Brunswick Live comedy Friday and Satur- Manville TAPAS CAFE (908)247-7677 day starting 10 p.m. sound in Mo' Better Blues, will perform Feb. 27 at the Club (908) 725-9340 Route 53, Denville COURT TAVERN Bene in Sayreville. Dance party, Fridays. (201) 625-1677 HI* cm •Midnight Blues, Feb. 22. 124 Church SL 392 George St. Grover Kemble, Wednesdays. New Brunswick •Chapter 11, Feb, 29. West End Review, Thursdays. New Brunswick 1288 Route 22 East •Preston Harrison's Raggedy UTTIE APPLE CAFE (908)545-7265 •Curbside BBQ. March 7. •Johnny Chartes Blues Band, (908) 846-1070 Bridgewater Band, Feb. 20. Route 206 South •Blisters, Dofrilla, Gertymader THE PIPELINE Comedy ntyt, Tuesday. (908) 725-1500 •One Night Stand w/Tony Hlll&borough Feb. 21. llob (upstairs); Doug Snyder, 841 Broadway, Newark Karaoke ^.Wednesday. Piano brunch w/Gladys Rich- Juliano, Feb. 21. (908)359-0088 T1V0U GARDENS Brian Vat* (upttairt), Feb. 21. (201) 481-0486 The RutabafBS (acoustic), ards, Sundays. •Trimm A larsen, afternoon live entertainment Wednesday Scantfcon-Mneeton •Bk* PI* Special, Feb. 22. Al aps admitted Fridays, Sun- Thumtay, Willie Lynch Trio (Irish), Thurs- through Saturday. Route l&Coile0»fld. •Bob WWei The White Boys, Feb. 22. days. J. AUGUST! days. Live comedy every Sunday, Princeton Fit 26. •PaulPlumeri,evenin|Feb,22. Professive-music dance night 19 Dennis SI, New Brunswick •Raited On Blues Bend, Feb. 8:30 p.m. (609) 452-7800 •GnmUonBufntFtt.27. •The Hortiontals, afternoon Wednesdays, Sundays. {908)246-8028 MAX'S SPORTS CAFE Tony DiNicola Quintet, Satur- •Crottto Choir, Carry Nation, 21,28. Feb. 23. •The Radicts, Into Another, Hub Cfty Jam, Sundays -bring days. DngftfM (downstairs); •Kevin McArttt, Feb. 25. •Floyd Hunter Band, evening Piscataway Towne Center Feb. 27. an instrument and sit m w/ Jeanne Bryson Duo, Sundays. Amott Skiffle (upstairs), Feb. •Zaire, Feb, 29. Feb. 23, 1282 Centennial Ave. THE RIVERFRONT house band. •Smooth Sallen, Feb. 21,28, 28. •The Irish Rates, March 6-11 •Mountain John, Feb. 26. Piscataway 11 Main St. South River Gary Ho (eitar), Mondays. and March 13-18. •Amy Torchia, Jenny Avila, Feb. (908) 562-1568 (908) 390-4438 TRADE WINDS •A-Bofm,S*DttHl».Bubbiin' 1331 Ocean Ave., Sea Brtyt •Mosaic the Quartet, Feb. 26. JOHN 4 PETER'S 27. •Public Notice, Feb. 29. •Total Strangers, Static Sea- Curt, Fib. 30, •The Resonators, Feb. 27. (908) 842-4466 •Jlgf *Th# Pip, March 7. 96 South Main St •Raucous Brothers, Feb. 28. MAXWELL'S son, Feb. 21. •The Power of Three, March 4. New Hope, Pa. •Blue Midnight, afternoon Feb. 1039 Washington St •CaM tor deiaits, Feb. 22. •The Band, Feb. 21. THtCOVf •Perception, March 5. •The Party Dolls, Feb. 22. (215) 862-0823 29, Hoboken THE ROCK HORSE 1W Chestnut St., Roselle •The Shades of J*n, March 11. •The Psychedelic Furs, March (90a)24M226 Free admission Saturday and •The Fairtanes, evening Feb. (201) 798-4064 Second &Kin0ley •Mosaic the Quartet, March Sunday afternoons. DM leRue, Mondays. 29. •Dance party Wlava love, Feb. AsburyPaik 13. 12. Open-mike niftX Mondays, (Jpen coffeehouse, Tuesday*. JACK O'CONNORS liberty BIUH Jam, Tuesdays. •Ann Man* Pdito. The Whiskey QUAUTY KEF AND SEAFOOD ^Z^v^ Febmary 19-21,1992 t *•• Places to go GALLERIES Cterence DMon Ubrtry HUNTEROON ART CENTER 7 Center St.QInton TUCKEK ANTHONY Lamington Rd., Bedmintter 100 NwuuSt, Princeton (908) 234-2345 (906) 735-8415 (609)024-0314 Monday throueji Thursday Thursday end Friday from Monday tfvmtfi Friday from from 10 e,m.-9 p.m., Friday 12:30-4:30 p.m., Saturday and 9a.rn.-5p.rn, from 10 am-5 p.m., Saturday Sunday from 1-5 p.m. •Wstwcotort by Robin J. WWtt, from 10 a.m,-3 p.m. •Members snow, throutfi F2 •Abstract ptintinft and colta|a March 8. ARTS COUNCIL OF MfflCCTON by Pricrt Matthews, throt^t KENNEDY UMARY lO2WitherspoonSt March 5. 500 Hoes Lane, Piscataway Princtton EMSONFRUNJBUCIWURY (906) 463-1633 (609)924-8777 340 PtainfieldAve., Edison Open during library hours. (908) 287-2298 Tuesday throutft Friday from •Art by nursery-school stu- Open during library hours. 10 i.m,-6 p.m., Saturday from dents, Dvoutji Feb. 29. 11 a.m.«4 p.m, •Playbills, photoffaohs, and AJ.LEDERMAN FINE ART •Smatt pairttlnp on wood by posters from the Crossroads Katt Ljmtwt, ttwoutfi March Theatre Company,tfvouji Feb . 309 Court St.Hoboken 5. 29. (201) 659-3570 •Fifjre-sKatlrig memorabIHa Thursday and Friday from 2 Monumtnt Square coHectedbyDolorMChupeia, noon-7p.ni., Saturday and New Bnjnswlck throue>Mvch2. Sunday from noon-4 p.m. Also (908)82*2920 RfNCE FOOSANCR by appointment Tuesday froufi Friday from ARTOAUWV •"Bits of Joy," works measur- 10 i.m.*5 p.nv, Saturday from Inf under 12 Inches each, 1-5 p.m. Alto by appoiwtmem. BrootatfiDr,,Mit>urn ftrouftMarcht •Cell, penol drawinej^ and {201)379-3S36 •'Nation end tomornrt," other orkjnal work* tram the Qaeeryhoun Friday from pern** (hat depict the Gar- WMt Otwey tmdtot. Ftb. 23 noorv3p.m. Also open den Stite, March 5 throufi thrautft Much 23. deception Wednesday ftroujt Sunday, May 19. Reception from 6-8 lroml-9pjn.Feb.23. one hour before pertormanoei p.m. March 19. of Greet E^pectetfons (see The- TMi flnd oth#r psfeittnfi by Akitn Antehtiv aft on dlipliy through Fib* 29 it RevJon'i 600 SN Girt A«.,SN Girt atre) end at weimiseJon. (908)4494306 •PrWs by Cttarlee S. Nebunde, Studio GaNtiy In Niw Bntnuiick* 195 MesseuSt, Princeton Monday ton* Saturday (609) 924*2333 OAUJOPfr AT Monday, Frttey, end Setur- from 10 a.m.-5pjn,, Friday p OfTWMIt by Meson Monody throu#i Thursday day *om 10 e.m.4 ptm. Also from 10 wn.*9 p.m. Sunday dey, Sunday, end hQjwejp)fjont (iw School sajnriMerch 2 •urn 10 e\m.»2 fun. and 9-7 hours by eppoMmenL Free ad* Musi30e\ Mnoetort 1*8 p AMIP* rwean vav wesn *•••••••••••«•••* u AMU (March Il-April II) The full moon O) - Just this week has everyone howling, but, for you when you think you hive It all together, the NfWnCMi IfOPeinOfy BHWtii>iiiiiiiiiin2 this stellar event is laden with good new*, unexpecte occurs, and you feel like you're all You are full of spunk, creativity and the joy alone and groping for straws. The good news Archdbcesej of Nsumrfc 15 of living. Loved ones, children and is by the weekend, you have recuperated ayw-'-^r- respond, Follow another's wishes from this momentary slump and arc once m taring 16 aii UIL. AUIK week ends, and the weekend will again ready and fit as a fiddle to deal with be nirvana. your universe. Boulevard Food 9 TAURUS (April tft-May Ml As long as YOU SCORPIO (October 23'November 21) Excitement surrounds you this week. You l-ihiidibufg Clock 16 knuw what you want, this week can roll smoothly. If not, ejrpect some upset. Don't ore a strong sign and you can have whatever Saturday-February 22nd and you want. You swing between aggressively JUiin wlUHMS , HI i 14 worry too much, because in the long run, the turbulence is just what the doctor ordered, It going after what you want, and just lying Sunday-February 23rd Conversation Piece .....16 will help you to know what you want. Expect back and considering your choices, Whatever a most loving weekend, if you can be a docile you discover, by this weekend the world is Preview - 12 noon to 2 P.M., both days CubUquors ,11 bull. you oyster. GEMINI (May 21 • June 20) You may need SAGITTARIUS (November M l)««>mbertl) Dine Out With Mkki 23 to anchor before you cnn make a statement of Check out a proposition • look behind the For two days only, Rug and Kilim of any sort. Romance can bu hot and heavy as scenes to find nut what's really going on. Don't even think that this could be your last InHlKlflf WfllBJi i4iiiii,im XX the week comes to a close, Don't even think Morristown is holding the event of that another is not noticing you. You are the offer, because this week you discover your Easy Management 14 star in this persons' lire. Be sure, my de.tr own popularity and desirability. It is simple a the year. We've selected over 500 twin, that this is what you want! question now of choosing. Elegant Outlet 8 CANCER (June Zl-July 22) Count on being CAPRICORN IDectmher 12 • Januiry It) special rugs to be sold at auction. moody and somewhat crabby. Get down to the Review what Is put on the table. An inllmile Entenmann's 17 basica. Don't take action until you are sure ch»l revolt whil 1« expected, howtm you miy what it is you really desire. You will be much hive • difficult lime landing. Dreams, rtmiace Both new and antique rugs from a more certain by the weekend. When you are •nd nrw ptiiblllfiei til nut toftlhtr. Ei|*cl • Flower and Garden Show 4 & 5 clear, othen respond to your energy. Let your weekend ie be remembered! variety of Estates and Sample pieces Mngrtone Wines 25 creative energy flow. AQUARIUS (Jsnuiry H-Februirr ID Bend will be available. This includes one- HO • (Jilf U-AugHsl Ml Expect a wild wok, and flow with another's request and desirri. You tee life a whole different way. AJ you interact •«•><>,••..••I,.!.,,,,,.ii.Minti xo and you won't be disappointed. You are quite of-a-kind pieces from Persia, capable of dealing with tht different and vibrant and f(ct to know this level of you and another, expert tn not be or this planet. Your mind ii lull mi <,* energy. You end the week on a law note, when you Pakistan, India, Turkey, Tibet, need to vanish and think and consider, You may of dreams and romance Never fear, you'll land Mnlown Auto •»•••• • * 16 be at a crossroads In your domestic life. Ponder by the end of the weekend Russia, and kilims in every size im- the weekend away. PISCES (February 11-March Ml Get as VIRflO (Algut n-flfpteMler H) • You are on much done as you can, whenever you can. aginable from 2' x 3' to "Mansion" Natasha's Stars 17 the proverbial roller coaster of life, Though the This is a week where you will enjoy "the good news is, you peak several times this week others" in your life. Others knock at your size, will be auctioned for a small New Bivnewlck State TneatretMM.MM2 and end up on a strong positive note. What you door and they want to share and talk. Let need to do Is talk and atk for what you want. others reveal their true colors right now. Now fraction of their original prices. 9 Know then an a tot of people who care • a whole is the time for you to jutt lie back. lot MMMtMMM.lIMM* 1099 Mt. Kemble Ave., Route 202, MM oVejeji wSA*.a» »•••> (•••Xf CALL Natasha's Starcast! Morristown, N] 07960 \^M0R1 E^WWI i MI V (201) 425-2800 rersonaBy Yours * 16 1 -900-454-4543 rviie^MM)i»ii»iiii«>ii,MHiH>i,tiiiaO • Daily Forecast Petroeki 25 • Monthly Forecast *TSV ano warn •••••>fi>. ••••w • Compatibility-see if you and younwtner are a match! IWSiawBniS iiiiiiiiitiiiiii,ni>Miiii mArmt 1MB The Spoken Tarot- Rug and Kftum 8 g powerfut per minutl 3-care • d24 readin hours ag day! Seaton and Maduiy 16 Touchtone or rotary phones Wes Photography 13 WNtehouM Aquatk 14 Dmmerl Art Muteum 2 8 r-orbes Newspapers February 1^1,1992 Kid stuff NIMALTAUI ratHMilable. Boidwa** Brighton Ave. ND DINOSAUR SCALES PCTMAND1HEW0V Atlantic Crty Sunday, March 1,2 p.m. Sunday, March 8,1:30 p.m., Casinos (609) 340-4000 NJ. State Museum 4 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. TRUMP CASTU 205 West State St, Trenton Theatre at Raritan Valley Brigantine&vd. (609) 292-6310 Community Collega SALLY'S GRAND t Huron Ave. •Stooei about animals, written Route 28, Branchburg Boardwalk 4 Providence Ave, Atlantic City by children and developed by (908) 725-3420 Atlantic City 1-800-284-TRUMP the ChiW'i Ray Touring The- •Prokofiev's famous story, per* (609) 340-7111 •Connie Francis, Feb. 28,29. atre. Admission $3.50 in ad- formed by the NJ. Ballet Com- BAUYI PARK PUCE •PatCooper, March 13,14. vance, 14 at the door. pany. Admission $5. Boardwalk & Park PI, TRUMP PLAZA HE ART MUSEUM PtAINFllLD SYMPHONY Atlantic City Boardwalk 4 Mississippi Ave. Princeton University Sunday, March 8,3 p.m. (609) 340-2000 Atlantic City (609) 258-3762 Crescent Avenue •"An Evening at La Cage," 1-800-759-TRUMP Gallery talks for children 6-12, Presbyterian Church revue, ongoing, •Carol Lawrence, through Feb. Saturdays at 11 a.m. through 716WatchungAve., Plainfield CAESARS ATLANTIC CITY 22. May 9. Children under 7 must (908) 561-5140 Boardwalk 4 Missouri Ave. be accompanied by art adult. •Ponchlelli's Dance of tfw Atlantic City Free admission. Hours; The Vounf Person's 1-8OO-677.SHOW Singles •A visit to Nassau Hall, Clar- Gutot to tr> Orchestra by Ben- THECLARIOGE ieanne Canssle, Feb. 22. jamin Britten; and other works. Boardwalk & Indiana Ave. •Painter and materials, Betty Free admission. Atlantic City CATHOLIC ALUMNI CLUB Read, Feb. 29. RINQUNOIROS.AND 1'800-752-SHOW OF CENTRAL NJ. •Rattening 3-D shapes, Anne BARNUM 4 BAILEY CIRCUS HARRAH'S MARINA Call phone number in each' Flwey, March 7. March 445 ll25BrigantlneAve. listing for information. :OLUMBUS Brendan Byrne Arena Atlantic City •Dinner at Chili's, Edison, 7 Monday, Feb. 24,10 a.m. NJ, Turnpike Exit 16W 1-800-2-HARRAH Slate Theatre East Rutherford •Bill Cosby, Feb. 21-23. p.m. Feb. 21. (908) 756- 453 Northampton St. (201) 935-3900 •fitW/w on tnt Pool1, the long- 0940. Easton, Pa, •The 122nd edition of 'The running musical wt in Canst •Excursion at Zimmerii Art Mu- (215) 252-3132 Greatest Show on Earth" spot* Russia, through March 22. seum, New Brunswick, 2:45 •Musical adventure on the high lights horsemen, performers MERV GRIFFIN'S RESORTS p.m. Feb. 22. (908) 218- seas with Christopher Colum- and dancers from Mongolia, Boardwalk 4 3749. bus and his younger brother. along with Chinese martial art- North Carolina Ave. •Bowling at Brunswick Edison Admission 17, $4. ists, Filipino foot-jugftot* and Atlantic City Bod-a-Mit, 3 pm Feb. 23. fHEUON, THE WITCH all manner of amazing sights. (609) 344-6000 (908)245-5136. UNOTHEWAROKOtt Call tor times and tictot prictt. •fMtinatfo' Rhythms, rtvue, •TGIS party at Hilton hoM, Saturday, Feb. 29. SWAN LAKE ongolnt WoodoriO|T8;30p.m. Feb. 11 i.m. and 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 23,3 p.m. THE SANDS 29.(908)754-3344. Morris Museum County College of Morris Boardwalk 4 Illinois Ave. CENTRAL JERSEY 6 Normandy Heights Rd. Routi 10, Randolph Atlantic City TAUS1MQU FRIENDS Morristown (201) 328-5225 (609) 441-4000 (women 510" and ovtr, (201) 538-0454 •The classic fairy tale per- •Stevt Lawrence and Eydte rr*n 6'2" and over, •A talt of ttvte children end formed by the National Mari- Gorme, Feb. 21-23. •gts21-ovtr) their.joumey into Namia, per- onettt Theatre. Admission )5, SHOWBOAT (908)704-8480 formed by thi Marionettt Play- group rates available. Boardwalk 4 Delaware Av*. •Danct party at Red Cah, ers. Admission $6.25, THUNDCRttRD DANCtRS Atlantic City Brldgtwater, B p.m. Feb. 23. MCUnUMCKMAJD Sunday, March 8,2 p.m. (609) 343-4000 Members 15, non-members Feb. 22,23,29, March 1 NJ. Sute Museum •Good Times Variety Show, S7. and 7; aH show at 2 p.m. 205 West State Stt Trenton ongoing FOftUM FOR SINGLES CtubBene (609)292-6308 TAJ MAHAL First Prtsbyttften Church Route 35, Sayreville •Traditional dances from Indian Boardwalk 4 Virginia Ave. 320 North Main St (908) 727-3000 nttioni. performed as part of Atlantic City Hlghtstown Mongolian contortionists will ba among tha coHactlon of Asian •Ham Christian Andersen's the muttum'i Native American (609) 449-1000 (908) 246-8118 parformara Indudad In this year's edition of tha RingNng Bros, (Dry tut, brought to the ttap Day, Free admission, •Smokey Robinson, Feb. 21, (609) 448-6225 by th* Calliope Storybook Tht- 22. •Discussion group (not church and Bamum 6 Bailey Circui, coming early naxt month to tha atft Co. Admission $5, group TROPWORLD Please turn to p«|« 22 Meadowlanda Arena in East Rutherford. FOOD WAREHOUSE SCUBA SAVE CASH OPEN TO THE PUBLIC DOUBLE Iff SRAND'QMflE warns* Claim start "REMAINS THE ONI at tha TOHOWirttJ ti.59 locations: $1.49 SISBIN " •SCOWl rNHM YWCA PER ai.ss -Frank Rich, NY Tinw March2 14 02. I0TTUD NIN Brunswick $15.95 CASEOFM AND WISDOM." March 10 1 $13.95w AU HUMI APPMIL IV 4 01 PORTIONS -Cliv»Banws,NYPOST CMCUN MOT $9.98 April 2 100% MIRE OUVE OIL "HILARIOUS AND POP* CHOW $10.98 DEEPLY PELT." MtiuchwYMCA SGKUI MUST £4 A *• -laida Snow, WINS March 18 uoocou i oust #12.95 OOWONBUU $12.98 RshwsyYMCA Aa PACKED S POfmOM Pffi SOX Feb. 24 CHEF POTATOES HERR9 W0FF, PLASTIC CUTLERY POTATO CHIPS MEDIUM VCIQHT NDMDUAL.BAO3 LIPS TOGETHER Course Fee $5.95 with this adl! FORKS • KNIVES • TEASPOONS • SOUP SPOONS $6.95 «y i oz. BAOS pen CASE TEETH APART OCEAN EXPLORERS Manhattan Theatre Club at the Lucille Lortel Theatre 121 Christopher Street Hout5 "A Warehouse 01 Savings" mm Tues.-Fri. at 8, Sat. at 2:3018, Sun. at 2:30 & 7 AQUATIC CENTER IM 86 Thurs & CALL FOR EASY DIRECTIONS m Lmcoln m 071 (It. 1. Edlion PUr Telecharge(212)239-6200»Groups(212)645-5590 Edison 287-2622 s^ 9084698401 WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS VISA & MASTER CARD Manhattan Theatre Club Febmary 19-21,1992 Fortes Newspapers Mark your calendar ihs Imaa)) paffoffnanoa ansawMa UM* masks, movement and ataga Use their Mutton to cmta fantastic worlds illusions and original in design, often mak- ing the bizarre seem familiar. But Imago ensemble face coverings are just the begin- ning. blends theater, As skilled stage performers, this designing team has a keen eye for fantasy and magic dramatic possibilities and has bal- BjHBjBSBnHiVaaVa^MHaVflj awhe internationally acclaimed anced their wonderful parapherna- BSSHSHH I theater mask ensemble sBP™•n •maT^a^l^ Imago brings its unique lia with maximum potential for lli^ami I Imi stage use. They have proven that a • kbranm d of stage illusion to the Theatre at Raritan Valley Com- mask is not necessarily just some- munity College on Saturday, Feb. thing for the face. Hence, a mask 22 at 8 p.m. can be for the top of a head, or the The award-winning company back of a head, of any and all parts has been captivating audiences of of a body. children and adults alike on their Mask becomes both medium international tours with an unusu- and story for Imago as audiences fjfi T \ ' al kind of theater. Imago perform* sojourn through the sagas of video ances transport onlookers to a cowboys, unbelievable frogs and dream world of fanciful characters odd nameless creatures. Beginning and odd creatures, where back can with a perceptive look at the ev- be front, top may be bottom, arms eryday world, their journey are realty legs and comings are go- progresses into the delightful sur- ings. real, a fantasy realm that exists be- These magical stagings are con- yond the imagination, a place coded by artistic directors and somewhere between narrative and company founders Jeny Moutwad myth. and Carol Uselman and the look of Not only are the masks original, their work defies categorization. but the musk is, too. Composed by Mime, dance, acrobatics, drama, Daniel Brandt, it enhances each costuming and stunning visuals all stage piece with the suitably un- combine for a truly one-of-a-kind conventional timbres of synthe- theatrical genre in which the pre- sizer and other instruments. text is "mask as a vehicle." Rhythms and dynamics prove compelling and intense accompaniments Mr. Mouawad and Ms. Uselman, with backgrounds rich in Lecoq to the developing drama or comedy. mime and dance, are also clever conceptualists deft in plastic art Hie The result is what The San Francisco Chronicle calls a "special smor- talented pair, who have been collaborating since 1979. create all their gasbord of mask, mime, and dance quite wonderfully rendered" and has own masks and costumes using papier-mache, wood, plaster, paints and been dubbed a "madcap review" by The New York Times. MAQO Saturday, Feb. 22, at 8 p.m. in the Theatre at rattan Vatey Community whatever else comes to hand The conventional face coverings which Cofee, Route 28 and Umirtfon Road, North Branch SKtionofBrancrtbu£Tktets the company name suggests become distinct characterizations, playful $12.50, $10 for students and the etteny. (906) 725-3420. Happenings (908) 668-2025 and workshops, 4-9 p.m. Feb. Clarion HoW •Fundraiser for the Oiabetei 28,10 a.m.*6 p.m. Feb. 29, Garden State Parkway Center of New Jersey. 7:30 10 a.m,-5 p.m. March 1, bit 159, Saddle Bra* p.m. Feb. 28. Admission 195. Adults 16, children under 12 (9081247-1093 (WIDEN SHOW free. •Stamp ihow and sale, 10 WoodbridgB Center ORIENTAL RUO AUCTION a.m.-Bp.m. Feb. 29,10 am- Routes U 9, Woodbrldge Rug&Kilim 4 p.m. March 1. Adults S1.50, (908) 636-4600 children free. •Featuring Ideas for home and 1099 Mount KemWeAve, CENTRAL JERSEY garden, open during maH hours Morristown R.V. AND CAMPING SHOW Feb. 27-March 1, Free admis- (201) 425-2800 Momstown Armory sion. •More than 500 Oriental rugs Jockey Hollow Rd,, Morristown JERSEY COAST BOAT SHOW for sale, Feb. 22, 23. Preview (908) 968-3070 Monmouth Park each day from noon-2 p.m. fol- •Everything for the enthusiast Garden State Parkway lowed by bidding. Free admis- on the road, 1*9 p.m. Feb. 28, Exit 105, Oceanport sion. 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Feb. 29,10 (908) 776-6260 ST. PATRICKS DAY a.m.-6 p.m. March 1. Admit- •Mariner's delict for the 39th PARADE ston $8, discounts available. iw, 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Feb. 21, Through Sometville COUfCTOftS OPEN HOUSE 22; 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Feb. 23. (908) 722-8280 Aaflstampt Adults 16, children 6-12 $2, •The first St. Patrick's Day pa- 38 North Main St.Milltown children under 6 free. rade In the borough sine* (908) 247-1093 NEW JERSEY FLOWER 1989, March 8. Steps off at 1 •Special tail for itamp, pott- AND OARDEN SHOW p.m. from East Main St and cart, and bateoafl-cari cole* Garden State Exhibit Center Eastern Aw.; ends at YMCA on ton, 10 a.m.-4 p,m, Much 1, 200 Atrium Dr., Somenet North Bridge St 15,29. Frtt admission. (908)560-9020 4-HDOU.IHOW •Known by its bedtars at "The STAMP, COW, AND Somentt County 4-H Canter Grutast Show in Earth," Fab. BASEBAll CARD SHOW 310MitotfttM.,Brid|M«ter 21 througn March 1. Admission Howard Johnson motel (90S) 368-3324 *9, discounts available; cart for Garden Stale Parttway •OrtejnaJ and antique dofti on each day's hours. b»t 13S, Ctarft display and for tele, 10 a.m.-4 NORTH JtRSEY (908) 247-1093 p.m. Ft*. 29. Admission 13. WOOOWORWNa SHOW •Monthly show and sale, 10 EVENING AT nmnen wrnory a.m.-4:30 p.m. March 8. Free INI MJM0V1M2 500RahweyAvt.,Westfield Marriott hole! 1-800*26-8267 DoNhouaw, toy trains and othar coHactlMaa wM t» on display and for tala at tha Toy 110 Davidson Avt., Somenet •Machinery, tools, supplies, Plea** turn to aatfaU Show, Sunday, Fab. 23, at tha Holiday Inn In Livingston. , Forbes Newspapers February 19-21,1992 Wfeetend Happenings Continued from Ml* 10 show, 10 a,m,-4 p.m, Feb. 23, Time Torque by Michael Torke; Branchburg New York and Princeton bershop harmony. (201) 635-5548 STAMP, COIN, AND . Admission $1.50. Squat* Dance by Georgt Bat- (908) 725-3420 (609)921-7758 NJ.WHOLACANTORUM •For alt-Bach concert In March, CARD EXCHANGE anchine. Adults $25,123; se- •Eritm Dorafuas by Robert •For summer workshop, open Tuesdays, 8-10 p.m. Ada w/the Westfield Symphony Budpt Motor Lod* nior citiren* and students North, p4us two other works. June 22-July 24 to students 14 Wilson Memorial Church in April, and concert of part- 350 Routt 9, Woodbrttlg» Dance 112.50. Admission $15, $12.50. and older. New York auditions: 7 Valley Rd.Watchung songs in May. Call for Informa- (908) 247-1093 DANCEWORHSU SWING DANCE WORKSHOP Peridance Studios, 132 Fourth (908) 464-1437 tion, •Monthly show and sale, 10 Ftb. 27 and 29,8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 29,4 p.m. Ave,, Second Floor, 11 a.m. •For May performance of SWEET ADELINES a.m,-4:30 p.m. Feb. 23. Free AMERICAN REPERTORY Fib. 28,2 p.m, and 8 p.m. Reformed Church Princeton auditions: School, Verdi's Requiem w/soloists and Plscataway Chorus. admission, IALLET COMPANY Memorial Auditorium 23 South Second Ave. 262 Alexander St, 4:30 p.m, orchestra. Ail voice parts wel- Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. THE TOY SHOW Saturday, March 7,8 p.m. Montdek State Colter H Wand Pa* Fee $7. come. Reformed Church Holiday Inn State Theatre Upper MontclBlr (908)828-8776,873-1228 TAJMLEWOOD INSTITUTE RARITAN VALLEY Main St., South Bound Brook Route 10, Uvtogston 19LMnptonAve. (201) 893-5112 •For new and experienced Tuesday, Feb. 25,1-9 p.m. SYMPHONIC BAND (908) 572-6959, 287-0161 (908)756-2385,233-7949 New Brunswick •Choreographed by Montdair dancers; no partner needed. United Methodist Church Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m, •For women who enjoy singing. •Robots, trains, comic-book (908) 246-7469 State studenu and faculty, Basics taught at beginning of 17 Kent Place Blvd., Summit Hillsborough High School New members welcome: no ex- characters, and other col- •Mozart Dances by Stuart Se- Adutts $7.50, senior citizens program. Admission $8. (617) 353-3386 Raider Blvd., Hillsborough perience necessary. lectibles, 10 a,m,-4 p.m. Feb. bastian; Five Corny Dances $6, students $3,50. •For this summer's program at (908) 359-7485 VOICES 23. Adults $3.75, children and German Dances by IWwart; NEW ENGLAND Tangtewood in the Berkshires. •Community orchestra w/75 Sundays. 7-9 p.m. under 12 $1. Don't leach Me Sweet Poetry CONTRA DANCING Auditions Open to high school and col- musicians, amateur and pro- United Methodist Church WESTFtELD STAMP SHOW and Still Ufes by Dermot BurVe; Saturday, Feb. 29,8 p.m. lege-age musicians; call for an fessional. 160 Nassau St., Princeton St, Paul's Episcopal Church Md So ft Goes by Septime Reformed Church appointment SOMERSET VALLEY (509) 737-9383 414 East Broad St., Westfield Webre, Admission S20-S12, 23 South Second Ave. INTO THE WOODS ORCHESTRA •For March concert of classical (908} 233-9318 group rates available. Highland Park March 2,3, and 4,7:30 p.m. Thursdays, 7:30-9:30 p.m. works by community chorale. •Show and sale from the area's BAUET CHICAGO (908) 828-8776,873-1228 Villagers Theatre Rehearsals Bound Brook High School Call for Information. oldest stamp club, 10 a.m.-5 Sunday, March 1,7 p.m. •For new and experienced 475 DeMott Lane, Somerset West Union Ave,, Bound Brook WESTRELD COMMUNITY p.m. Feb, 22,11 a.m.-4 p.m. State Theatre dancers; no partner needed. In- (908) 873-2710 (908) 721-2122 ORCHESTRA Feb. 23. Free admission. 453 Northampton St struction precedes program at •For June production of the DEANS OF HARMONY •Community orchestra w/60 Mondays, 7:15-8:30 p.m. WORLD OF CARDS Eastor, Pa. 7:30 p.m. Admission $8. Stephen Sondheim musical Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. musicians, all amateur. Roosevelt School, Westfield AND COMICS (215) 252-3132 NJ.BAUiT COMPANY drawing on Grimms' Fairy Tales. Elks lodge SUMMIT CHORALE (908) 322-5065 Holiday Inn 'A Hairy Nfent on Bald Moun- Saturday, March, 7,8 p.m. Appointment! necessary; caH Washington Ave., East Brun- Tuesdays, 7:45 p.m, •For adults and young people 195 Davidson Aw., Somerset tain, from the Mussorgsky Theatre at Raritan Valley for specific roles. swick Christ Church who play string instruments. (9081968-3886 composition; a Roaring 20s Community CoHegv PRINCETON BAUET SCHOOL (906) 329-3753 561 Springfield Ave. Must be able to read music •Comic book and trading-card workgyDJanjoRelnhardt; Route 28 4 Umlntfon Rd. Sunday, March 8 •Al-male chorus tinging bar- Summit and play first positions. 242 Lincoln Blvd. Middlesex OveriOOVoritM (Next to Pathmark) AAA AAA AAA of Bottkd Wotors? AAA AAA AAA AAA UQUOlU 356-3929 ALL BEER WARM OR COLD SAME LOW PRICE! Captain Budweiser Jim Beam AAA Morgan AAA case/cans 1.75 L AAA 1.75 L. 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AVAILABLE .CDISON WHILE SUPPLIES LAST >s effective thru March 3, 1992 PLAY and MASTERCARD ACCEPTED PICK-IT! -J\ MON TO SAI SUNDAY 9 AM TO 10 PM NOON TO 6 PM Wo reserve the nqht to limit quantities Noi responsible for lypograptcal errors February 19-21,1992 Fortes Newspaoerc U S I C Music notes concert setting popular The music of Erne* Btoch Bobby McFerrin and Franz Schubert tti be per • and his Voicestra' pjn* In the Abbey Church et in New Brunswick Defcflrton Softool) 270 ByJAMSRISCH WeekendPius Writer v he last time we watched a -< ' '*" presidential campaign unfold, it was to the accompaniment &•!» Tof Bobby McFerrin's hit sin- it* ' gle "Don't Worry, Be Happy." Although Mr. McFerrin was pleased that an a capella song could gain wide popularity, the fact that "Don't Worry, Be Happy" captured the interest of the Bush * V\ «*•) presidential campaign proved to 3231 be a mixed blessing, Suddenly this prodigiously gift- ed vocalist, a cult artist who had Bomba, plena finally broken through into mass acceptance, was being looked on In concert as a born-again Republican. Public Enemy even singled the record out The ftiortoRican music en- for a scornful reference in its song tMnbfc? tot Ptnoitoe tit to 21 "Fight the Power." "I know some people thought I Acclaimed vocalist Bobby McFerrin (center) will lead hit Voicestra in a Friday, Feb. 21, was expounding some philosophy concert at the State Theatre in New Brunswick. that craved complacency, that things happen to you and just keep a smile on your face," Mr. McFerrin Hieir many accomplishments in dance, story telling and comedy have said. "That's not it at all. It has a lot deeper message than 'Don't take led some critics to call the Voicestra concerts "performance art," be- action/ or 'Don't seek justice.' " cause they more closely resemble theatrical productions than vocal Now the 1992 presidential primary season is just beginning, and you concerts, can once again have it filtered through the music of Mr. McFerrin, What makes Voicestra unique, according to Mr. McFerrin, is the wide whose East Coast tour will bring him and his 10-voice a capella group, range of material it encompasses, from classical to jazz chorus, gospel Voicestra, to the State Theatre in New Brunswick on Friday, Feb. 21. choir, African chant, Indian ragas, storytelling and rap. McFerrin assembled Voicestra for his spiritually-tinged 1990 album "It is a group made up of people who are very, very passionate about Medicine Music, an album in which McFerrin seems to have tapped the music/' Mr. McFerrin said. "Not one particular kind of music. They are healing power of music to make people whole, to bring them together to committed to exploring whatever is out there." celebrate community and con- Kind of like Mr. McFerrin. A WearvcalledoninourdaifyHmtobehealmlwhichsim^ mne-timeGrammywinnei-.Mc to empowerment rather than pas- r ... i i A ,. ,. , ' Femn spent most of his life known sivity. means to bnng wholeness to a sttualum. asajazz musician. Then, with his With Medicine Musk, he said, he became interested in the healing chart-topping, solo a cappella single elements of African chants and rhythms and body movements, and "Don't Worry, Be Happy** from the tried to pull the elements out and use them in vocal composition, album Simple Pleasures, he became know as a pop musician. "I wish I could tell with some authority how the whole thing works More recently, Mr. McFerrin has focused on classical music, An ap- but I can only rely on my intuition," he said. "The African continent is pearance at Tanglewood in honor of the late Leonard Bernstein's 7Qth long enough and deep enough in history that it has pretty much birthday in 1988 lead to a friendship with master cellist Yo-Yo Ma, explored those elements." which has now resulted in Hush, a collaboration featuring the two Although Mr. McFerrin is composer and conductor, he doesn't claim artists on five new McFerrin compositions as well as classical pieces by •men m enejv or Donip eno to be the medicine man. the likes of J.S. Bach, Rachmaninoff and Rimsky-Korsakoff. "We are all either healers or destroyers," he said. "As in St. Francis of Mr. McFerrin has also teamed with legendary jazz pianist Chick Corea Assisi, who said, 'Lord make me an instrument of thy peace.' " We are in Play, an album of jazz standards and original collaborations. Both called on in our daily lives to be healers, which simply means to bring Play and Hush were released Jan. 28. wholeness to a situation." BOBBY McFERRIN AND VOICESTRA, Friday, Feb. 21, at 8 p.m., in tie State Mr, McFerrin searched three years for the members of Voicestra. Theatre, 19 Livingston Are,, New Brunswick. Tickets $32, $28,24, $22. (908) 246- 7469. Soundings MUSIC Sunday, Feb. 23,8:30 p.m. •African folk music, performed Monday, Feb. 24,8 p.m. Hunterdon Art Center (906) 232-1116 •Chamber ensemble performs ACADEMY OF ST. MARTIN Symphony Hal m EntHsn and indigenous Ian- First Presbyterian Church 7 Center SL, Canton •Debussy's Sonata for flute, In a IMr^-room settle Adults IN THE FIELDS 1020 Broad SL, Newark fjs|»f. Adurts $2, RU studmu 4 East Wwr Rd., Rumson (908) 735-8415 viola, and harp; Quatrt sonnets I, m • $15, strict cttinni $7.50, «u- Wednesday, Feb, 26,8 p.m. (201) 623-5775 (609) 494-8513 •Performing works by Handel, a Cassandra by Frank Martin; denbl$5. Monti KftfXtHID School •Verti'i operatic standard, per- MAMYAUfme. N •OJsdnt VoioH by David Samp* Samuel Barber, Andre Prevta, and other worts. Adufts $15, OCOfMICAHUN Knt*Dr.,DemWe formed by (he NJ. State Opera. Sunday, March 8,4 p.m. **i, Giyyiy W(|om by Harold and Fats Waler. Admission $13; senior effizans and stu- Sunday, March 8, (201)5384413 Admission $65-115. NJ.Centif tor Visual Arts OlMf, and other wrts. AduKs $12. denti $10, $9. •British fyniprwny parforms AKVENCMANO 68 flmSt, Summit AMORCTUM 6:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. wifcs by Moort, Beethoven, Tbundey, Feb. 27,&30pm (906)273-9121 dentet7. CMAMKRnAVEM Sunday, March 8,3 p.m. State Theatrt end Schombeii Admission LMnfMon Student Center •Jan musWan performs wWi ATfAUCHUN Sunday, March 1,7:30 p.m. ROM residence 453tortrtemptonSt $15*125. Rutgers Unfcemfty, Pitcatawy his quartet Admtttion $16.25. WUIIQWNTCT nWW'HBW WDOrvTUm Hollow Brook Rd., Pottersville AJOA (90S) 932-3561 AMERICAN eRAwquwm Sunday, Feb. 23,3 p.m. 165 Hobart AM., Summit (908) 832-9770 PteaMtumtopa|al3 12 Foites Newspapers February 19-21,1992 Soundings Continued from pag« 12 LAURA BELl GREGG Sunday, Feb, 23, 2 p.m. (609) 292-5310 Easton, Pa. Friday, Feb. 21,8 p.m. Pingry School •Ensemble performs works by (215) 252-3132 Somerset County Library Liberty Corner Rd., Martinsviiie George Walker, Samuel •Comedy from one of the most North Dfidge St. 4 Vogt Or. 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Call to receive your complimentary (with no obligation) Personal Record and Planning Guide, a source of direction and guidance, along with details of the Mausoleum, 1-800-582-1718, or write Catholic Cemetery Office. Archdiocese Of Newark P.O. Box 739, NortL Arlington, NJ 07031 !-:-.*• *;;••> February 19-21,1992 Forte NFv.sir Weekend Places to go Continued from through Friday from noon-4 PAROOT GALLERY appointment MIRW1CK p.m., Saturday and Sunday JewMt Community Cents* •"New Abstraction," works by 79 Bayard Lane, Princeton from 24 p,m. Free admission. of MMdletw County eight abstract artists, through (609) 497-3000 •Paper and fabric marbling 1775 Oak Tree Rd., Edison Feb. 29. Exhibit open Monday through workshop w/Sandra Holzman, (908) 494-3232 RAJONS STUDIO OALLERY Friday from 8 a.m.-7:3O p.m. 10 a.m. Feb. 22,23. Cost Gallery hours Sunday through 66 Albany St., New Brunswick •Oil paintings by Kate Seitz, $75, materials fee $30. Thursday from 9 a.nvlO p.m., (908)545-4257 tnroutf March 12. •Drawing and painting for be- Friday from 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat- Monday through Saturday MONTCLAIA STATE ginners, class starting Feb. 25. urday from 1-5 p.m, from 10 a.m,-6 p.m. COLLEGE Call for fees. •Caricatures of famous people •Paintings and drawings by Upper Montclair •Painting monotypes from a drawn by KJrill Oremlyukh, Akeem Aniihert, through Feb. (201) 893-5113 model, class starting Feb. 25, through March 18. 29. Gallery houn Monday Call for fees. PRINCETON UNIVERSITY RARITAN VALLEY through Friday from 10 a.m.-4 •Bead-stringing with pearls, In LIBRARY COMMUNITY COLLEGE p.m. (all galleries), Saturday two parts at 9:15 a.m. and 1 (609) 258-3184 Route 28, Branchburg and Sunday from 1-5 p.m. p.m. Feb. 29. Cost for each Open to the public Monday (906) 218-8871 (Gallery One). Free admission. part $32, materials fee for through Friday from 9 a.m.- Gallery open to the public •"TheSloryvilleSeriM," each part $10. 4:45 p.m., Saturday and Sun- Tuesday through Thursday from scene* from New Orleans' red- •Color photographs by Salty day from rwon-4:45 p.m. rtoon-3 p.m. light district by Joe Overstreet, Stubbs, Feb. 21 through March •"From Circle to Sphere," his- •Woria by faculty member Etta College Art Gallery, Ufe Hall, 26. toric maps since Columbus' Roebtg, through March 6. through Feb. 26. •Works in gtess by 15 sculp- time, Main Exhibition Gallery, RIDER COLLEGE •Paintings by Myrtle Pieraon, tors. March 1 through April 18. through Apr! 12. Student Center Art OUtoy Gallery One, Ufe Hall annex, Opening reception from 2-5 •"Going Up," early bird's-eye Route 206, Lawrenoeville through Feb. 27. p.m. March 15; talk by WilHam views and star charts, Leonard (609)896*5325 •Works by women artists from Warmus and Michael Ascherv L Milberg Gallery, through April Monday through Thursday Moctciair, Gallery One, Ufe HaH brennerat3p.m. March 15, 12. from noon-8 p.m., Friday annex, March 2 through March NJ.DESWNE* CRAFTSMEN PRINCETON UNIVERSITY through Sunday from 1*5 p.m. 30. 65 Church St., New Brunswick SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE •"Views of Windows end of MORTIMER GJUiiRY (908) 246-4066 (609) 258-3741 Doors" by Lots Dodd, Feb. 20 QW Si Bernard's School Monday through Saturday Open to the public Monday through March 20. Openir* re- Mendnam Rd,, Gladstone from noon-6 p.m. Free admis- through Friday from 8 a.m,-6 ception from 4*7 p.m. Feb. 20. (906) 234-2345 sion. p.m. FAUROKSON Sunday and Thursday from 2- •"New Generations," works by •Maps inspired by ttato C* CULTURAL CENTER 4 p.m. Also by appointment Katharine Wood and her stu- vino's IrMsJMt C/tto, through 116 Cortege Ate. •"A Hint of Sprint" group dents, through Feb. 29. March 1. show «rwrks by 11 artists, •Valentifle show and sale, RAMCTQAUZKY (908)932-6688 through March 4, through Feb. 29. 120 Georges Rd. Open to tht public deny from 10 a.m.-8 p.m. NEW JEAttY CENTER •"Off the WH," three- New Brunswick •Photo eihWt on the Rev. Dr. FOR VISUAL ARTS dimensional works by hfgti (908)828-5150 After ffa/n, an oH painting by Loit Dodd, It among tha works by school students, March 7 Martlr Luther King Jr., Feb. 24 68 Dm Si, Summit Wednesday through Friday throi j\ March 1. Reception at through March 28. Reception tha artlit on display Fab. 20 through March 20 at tha Rider (90S) 273-9121 from 91.nv5 p.m., Saturday 3 p .n. Feb. 24. Gallery hours Monday from 4-6 p.m. March 28. from 10 a.m,-4 p.m. Also by Plt**etumtoM*ti7 CoNaga Galtory In Lawrancavllla. :•;•.'.*.'.• .v.'.'.v.'.v.v.;.".1.' Washington Valley Row) LOOK! CLOCK Martinsville, NJ •I (90H) 350-1830 Sensible Dental Fees REPAIR M*,HHMt*M(*MM*>»»M>*»>»MMM»",m*M»U MUSIC BOXES DR. KENNETH M. KUCHARZ (inckMttt Onl Canctr Scratntng A X-Mayt) CLEANING (Indudw icHing) 131.00 GRANDFATHER HANDCRAFTED GIFTS 3 Wast Union Ave.t CLOCKS Bound Brook EXAM + CLEAN WO + X-RAYS $40,00 CRYSTAUROSEWOOD FILLINGS $11.00 AND OTHER MUSICAL BOX We Tmt the Entire Family (Silver amatgam per luriece) VfPESOF ON BRONZE DOLPHINS 21 VIMS IN MUND BROOK 'CROWNS 1429.00 CLOCKS (PwrtWn «uMd to mtul) 356-0678 FUU OENTURES S42S.00 (Upper w Lowtt) • Prompt PARTIAL DENTURES $475.00 Professional Additional chvgN may be Incurred for (Upper or Lower) related services which may be required Service In SIMPLE EXTRACTIONS $40.00 • Free Estimates BRANCHBURG CLOCK SHOP BILL'S TRADING POST (908) 725-1790 ™ ~ 10 Lesson Horseback The Store with a Million Items Antiques, Used Furniture Riding Special Glassware, China, Dolls, Toys, Silver Starts March 23 You _ You Name It, We Have It Satin ft. 459 Somerset St., HOURS: <%A* AAM Introducing Program • Nunlnf ftw 'Teddys Somerset 10:30-1:00,1:30-3:00 /547-440O • Stoddnfi * turtfci G Beginner- Complete Ungertc N l Attention • Expert MIDTOWN CAR CLEANING CALL NOW • Advanced FOR FURTHER • Children 315 Main Street Bcdminilcr INFORMATION (908) 234-1444 • Adults M-Thun,IO-5:30 Fri till 6 S«t 10-5 All Kind Cat W.isli Kopp AND Th .46 . FebruniyJS-21,1992 T WootandPI Places to go Antique toys of all types Continual from pa(« 16 SCHERING-PLOUGH CORP. Giralda Farms Dodge Dr, Madison on display and for sale (201) 822-7409 Exhibit open to '.he public Mon- ntique and collectible toys will be on display at The Toy Show, held day through Friday from 10 a.m.- Sunday, Feb. 23, at the Holiday Inn, Livingston. 4 p.m. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. about 70 exhibitors will fill over 120 •"Landscapes and Figures" by Jean Campbell, through March Atables with toys that range in age from the early 1800s through 13. the Baby Boomer era. This selection will encompass comic character and STATE THEATRE CENTER FOR THE ARTS tin wind-ups, battery-ops, dolls, electric trains, die-cast autos, soldiers, 453 Northampton St. cast-Iron trucks, games, puzzles, mechanical banks, robots, Teddy bears Eastern, Pa. and TV and motion-picture related toys. (215) 258-7766 Gallery hours Friday through Specializing in the antique category is exhibitor Joan Lehner of Stirling. Sunday from noon-4 p.m. Also Her offerings will include Schoenhut animals, cast-iron, horse-drawn fire open otw hour before theater •vents md at Intermission. engines and automotive items and cars from the Gottschalk collection, •Painting! by Janet Fish, throuffi Massachusetts-based collector Richard Versailles also will be selling March 22. cast-iron automotive toys as well as early European and American tin. SWAIN GAUIR1EI 703 Watchunft Av«.. Ptainflekl Transportation toys from the 1920s to 1950s are especially in demand, (906) 750-1707 and Mike llardi of Mattituck, N.Y., will offer a nice assortment of large Monday ttvoutfi Friday from 9:30 a,m,-5:30 p.m., Saturday pressed-steel trucks and airplanes. from 9:30 i,m.-4 p.m. Frn ad- tarry Bruch of Mountain Top, Pa.; Doug Spencer of Rensselaer, N.Y.; mission. and Robert Schuhman of Kendall Park, will be selling Smith-Miller, Buddy •Reewt oil pairrtlnp by Brian Townsend, through March 20. L and other brand-name transportation items. UHTAIRIQAIURV Disney collectibles will be offered by Dennis Stone of West Orange; ,p Sara Bernstein of Englishtown; and the Wengels of Skillman, Routes 202*263, Lahaska, Pa. (215) 794-8486 Other specialty areas of collectible toys will include pre-war, automotive Friday From 10 a.m,*9 p.m., items from Al Sabol of Summit; lead figures from the Greccos of Pough- Saturday throutf Thursday from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. keepsie, N.Y.; old baseball cards offered by Tom Reid of Nutley; and lunch •Watercolors by Ann Hall, boxes and Steiff animals sold in the exhibit of Dennis Parillo of Mendham. through Feb. 21, The Holiday Inn, 550 W. Mount Pleasant Ave. (Route 10} is accessible •Stone painting by Lorice Burn. Feb. 23 through March 20. from Routes 80,287,280 and the Garden State Parkway. There Is plenty Opening reception from 2-5 p.m. of free parking, door prizes, and refreshments are available at the facility, Feb. 23. VISUAL ARTS LEAGUE Adutt admission is $3.50; children under 12, $1. You may save 25 Business Innovation Center cents by presenting a copy of this article at the door. 100 Jersey AM. New Brunswick Additional information is available by contacting Key Promotions Ltd., at (908) 249-7453 756-2385,233-7949 or at (201) 994-3500 during the show's hours. Gallery houn Monday throufl Friday from 9 a.m.-5p,m. •Group show featuring works by TO ANNOUNCE YOUR EVENT IN WEEKENDPLUS send a typed or clearly printed Mason Grou School of the Arts ttudtrttt, tfHOugi March 21. Re- release to: Steven Hart, WeekendPlus Editor, Forbes Newspapers, P.O. 699, ception from 4-8 pm Feb. 22. The Balalaika Maw by llya Efimovich Repin is one of the Russian SornervWe, NJ. 08676. Include i telephone number to caR for more infor- WATCHUNOARTICtNTM mation. No tubrnisilont accepted after the Friday before a tfven rswt 185t)rtingRd.,WMctwn| and Soviet works of art In "New Directions," the 25th anniversary appear*. Artwork and photofaphs to accompany a release are always wet- (90S) 753-0190 exhibition closing Feb. 25 at the Jane Voorheet Zimmerli Art Mu- Monday throufi Friday from come. 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Where the older play offered harsh wit and fierce, undeniable energy that even at its nastiest kept you S*idi*F*2l22,lland spellbound, the recent work is eveiy bit as empty as the marriage it examines. It is a closed system with a temperature that stalls at zero pridti low f 10 and gets colder from there; though its running time is about 90 minutes to wBO. For iflon (nPMiMDOtv it still feels agonizingly prolonged. of (609) 695*1955* The situation is established quickly and neatly about 30 seconds into the play when Jack, a businessman getting on in years - not yet retirement age but within hailing distance of it - marches in, puts Shangeplay down his briefcase and tells his wife, "I'm leaving you." Sitting through what follows is like watching an endless video game in which each boxer is beaten to the ground only to rise and deliver its own flurry of punches. Gillian's quick, word- and hair-splitting response to Jack's an- nouncement signals that we are watching a very old, very settled game, and their bantering exchanges might have been written by a brainier Neil Simon. Even Simon might have paused, however, before unleash- ing some of this dialogue. Talking about a polo player "whose biceps alone were worth the price," Gillian says "My days were filled with polo and my nights were full of rutting" Jack, whose theme is nothingness, complains they are doing everything "by rote, we're rotting by rote." RutiinQ and Hotting by Rote certainly would have been a better title more descriptive, at any rate, than Marriage Play. As the couple from hell, Tom Klunis and Shirley Knight are stuck delivering lines that reflect what the late great Walter Kerr once pegged as Albee's "convoluted 'literary' style that has no conversational feel to it" If it is right to praise actors for playing automatons like automatons, then Mr. Klunis and Ms, Knight give praiseworthy performances, though Ms, Knight's singsong delivery gets intensely annoying after a very short acquaintance. Scenic designer Derek McUne has set them up in a sterile, glass- walled living room that's about as inviting as an office building lobby. Rather than get their divorce, Jack and Gillian could give their marriage a bit of spice by suing their architect. Tom KJunli and Shirley Knight in Edward Albee't Marriage MARRIAGE HAY, throutf March 1 at the McCarter Theatre, 91 Unlversrty Place, Way, on stage through March 1 at the McCarter Theatre in EfJSJKS S^130'$26 °"Fridays and s*-d* m $27( $23othe r Curtain times OPENINGS Performing Arts Strut in the 80*. Feb. 29 McAltEMOMNER THEATRE fonmtd in a dinneMtwatre set- 1. Admission $11, discounts ft Technical Hifi School VtUAttltS THEATRE Pumetl School tJvourfi March 22. Admisilon 1714 Easton Ave,, Sonwset tir^Throu^ March 7. Admis- available. 112 RUM Lane 475 DeMott Lane Prttanviea Rd,, Poflectyfte S29-I18, discounts avaUabla. (908)469-2522 sion $17.25 Saturday M M/TQEMAfni CENTER EattBrurawtii Franklin Towrahlp (906) 879-2428 HUNTIRDON HILLS •Thf Music Man, Meredith Will- nin|s, $15.75 Friday evenings Levin Theater (906)769-8173 Municipal Complex •ttanOitf Shadow Theatre, PUVNOUSE ton's musical on the doings; of and Sunday afternoons; in- Geor* Stand Route 18 •flral Curtain, an orttfnal mur- (906)873-6175 traditional Chinese drama and Route 173, Ointon Uw good people of River City. cludes dessert. Discounts avail- New Brunswick der mystery. 8 p.m. Feb. 22 •OympusOrt My Mind, bawdy music wKh dialog* In Entfish. l-eOO-HHP.7313 Throufi March 1. Admission able. (Tickets for Bernstein on (906)932-7511 and 23. Aduru 18, senior citl- musical comedy drawn from 7:30 pmFeb, 21. Admission •The Odd Covpto, Neil Simon's $37 Saturday evenings ft/din- ftwoVvay will be honored.) •The Mlllion&rm, a rare pre- am and children $5. Greek myth, in which Jupiter $10. comedy about sloppy Oscar ner, $30 Sunday afternoons w/ PAKR MIU PLAYHOUSE sentation of the George Ber- THEATRE AT RAWTAN VALLEY sets out to seduce Alcmene, COMFORT SUffES Madison and fussy Felix Ungar, lunch, Grookside Dr., Millbum nard Shaw comedy. Through COMMUNITY COLLEGE the wife of tto genberai Am- 3712 Hamilton BW. Through March 28. Admission McCARTER THEATRE (201)376-4343 Feb. 23. Admission $14, dis- Route 28, Branchburg phitryon. Feb. 28 through Allentown, Pa. $36,50 weekends, $29.50 91 University PI,, Princeton •Great Expectations. Diaries counts available. (908) 725-3420 March 29. Fridays and Satur- 1215} 437-9100 weekdays, includes dinner, (609) 683-8000 Dickens' literary standard SHAKESPEARE 70 •Imaft, more than mime, more days at 8:30 p.m., Sundays •Roc* M You Drop, mufder Group rates available. •Marrfaje Play, American pre- adapted for the stage and di- Artists Showcase Theatre than acrobatics, even more March 1,15 and 29 at 7:30 mystery In a dinner-theater set- IRONBOUND THEATER miere of a play written and di- rected by Robert Johanson. 1150 Indiana Ave,, Trenton than puppetry. 8 p.m. Feb, 22. p.m. and Sundays March 8 snd ting. Feb. 29 and alternate Sat- Edison Valley Playhouse rected by Edward Albee. Through March 21. Admission (609! 695-1955 Adults $12.50; senior citizens, 22 at 2:30 p.m. Tickets $15. urdays through May 23. Admis- 2196 Ook Tree Rd., Edison Through March 1. Admission $38-524, group rates available. •Lady W/ndemiere's Fan, the students, and children $10. sion 128.50, includes dinner. (908) 755-4654 $35-112. PHILATHALJANS Oscar Wilde play about the NOW PLAYING GEORGE STREET •Coming Attractions, Ted Tal- MIDDLESEX COUNTY Carriage House scandalous Mrs, Eilynne, COMING UP ley's musical comedy about a COLLEGE Through Feb. 29, Admission AMERICAN STAGE PLAYHOUSE Watson Rd.h Fanwood CENTENNIAL HALL hood repackaged by a Broad- S10. $9.50. COMPANY 9 Livingston Ave. College Center Cafeteria C (908) 322-8686 Muhlenberg Regional way agent. Through Feb. 29. Fairteigh Dickinson University New Brunswick WoodbridgeAve., Edison •HieDiV/nors, adramaby SOUTH STREET PLAYERS Modkol Center Adults $15, senior citizens and Becton Theatre (008) 246-7717 (908) 906-2566 James Leonard Jr. set in 1930s Clarksburg Inn Park Ave., Plainficld students $12.50. Route 4, TeanecK •Sarah & Abraham, world pro- •The BlKk History S/iow, per- Indiana. Through Feb. 29. Ad- Routes 524 A 571, Clarksburg (908) 755-5831 imere of a Maishj Norman (201)692-774-1 LIVINGSTON THEATER formed by the Freedom Theater mission $6, uroup rates avail- (908) 4G2-4329 •His Father's Dai#(er, New drama about the parallels be- *tod Wwrc She Stops Nnbody Rutgers University of Philadelphia, 11:15 a.m. able. •To Hill a MocluMgtwtf, staj',0 Jersey premiere of the Diono 1 twiM.'fi 3 ttw.iim troupe and the Avenue D, fV,caUiw;iy Knows, Oliver Hailcy' ; ?MJ- March 2, fret! admission, PLAYHOUSE 22 adaptation of the Harper Lee HOMO play about bible rtijucli'rs in (tie (908) 932-75U scrson comedy about a woman OFF-DROADSTHEET THEATRE 210 Dunhams Cotn*;i lift. novel about hicouv in trie Shakespeare's daughter Sus- i;lay. Ilircui-h fi"- 71 r and all the men she fWHiiitwi •Z.l .!ro,7i. F. W.il'tir •; ^ South (VoenAOOii Avu. Lii!.t Brunswick South. Match G tinouijh Mjich anna, 8 p.m. Feb. 29. Admis- during her life, Through Mnrch 1 l r ifjy ol M'iifji, jC! ID 190Sl .- i4..1939 21. Admission $27, includes sion $25. Benefit tickets $45, 15. Admission S22-1M. M')"i.y, the . Maicn J throng Mji !G(J9l'I()6-276C 'iltoM.wiy liOUW, thu ttiird dinner. includes dinner and reception. APOLLO MUSES Jt'rry Suvnei ul.iy ;\1IK1 IMMI lor H. $10, ili',COunT& • "[Jmiidift.i/at OH* of Neil .Simon's autobio- TECHNIQUES THEATRE Carney Center for trip 1 !he niovii ! (ffil'irif! wth Wall Oroodstiett," show tunes per- . Through March Middlesex County Vocational Please turn to page 19 FortJK Newspapers • February 19*21,1992 WeetendPius A theater of shadows and stories, direct from China Yueh Lung Shadow Theatre troupe draws on 2,000 years of tradition theater of shadows and sto- tales and epic Chinese literature, rtes based on traditions thou- The Yueh Lung Shadow Theatre L sands of years old wH be per- follows ancient practice and performs by the Yueh Lung with colorful calf-skin figures which Shadow Theatre Friday, Feb. 21, at are animated behind a translucent 7:30 p.m. the Carney Centerfor th e screen. Performini Arts at the PumeH School Jewel-like supernatural appear as In PottersvM. demons and benefactors; heroes and The Yueh Lung (Joyous Dragon) heroines embody the ideals of social Shadow Theatre was organized in behavior. 1975 to preserve and perpetuate the Exotic characters illustrate bask: 2,000-year-old Chinese shadow the- moral values shared by si cMfea- ater tradition which has today afl but tons. disappeared in Asia and Is virtually Jo Humphrey, director of the unknown In the Western world. Shadow Theatre, wi be Joined In Classical legends of the East were performance by Kuang Yufong and first transmitted ftoro generation to generation by the Itinerant show mas- nis» toy and development «v»ner wnn me symDOism n A Ktrw from Hftttn Honeit Co/ni, one of the stories to be performed by the Yueh Lung sented MI fifteen Honest Coins." Shadow Theatre Feb. 21 at the PumeH School in Pottereville. The lw,000 Borrowed Arrows, and neMmusJewiaocompanyiheErv Coniw aramated nfuns are used Quired. For more Infarnation, eel Pumel students, faculty, and areadn^ttedfreeofchargB.Recep- to convty phtaophlcal and etNcaJ oonceptt drawn from ration, Wh TktaMllO.rasenetJonsm' (908)879-2428. Friends of Apolo Musts subscribe* ttontofclow, Curtain times Academy of St. Martin CftOSMQADt THEATRE to perform in Denville One of the world's greatest orchestras to play works by Mozart and Schoenberg \ Academy of St Martin In the Fields, one of the most recorded orchestras in the world, wiuff) about kiMt and MK In performs Wednesday, Feb. 26, at 8 p.m, In Morris Knolls High School, off Franklin Avenue In Denville. mluion $22$17. PBrfonn- anew March 7 ttirootfi March Wltfi the highly respected lona Brown directing, 29, admission $36*20. Dis- the 18-piece string orchestra will perform works by counts avafobte. Mozart, Beethoven and Schoenberg. The Academy, founded in 1959 and directed by SCTONHAUUNIVERSnV Sir Neville Mariner for marry years, is named for the ThtititJn-lht-Round 18th century church of St Martin in the Fields In SoutttOrangB London's Trafalgar Square where it presented its (201) 761-9080 concerts In earfy years. •Coming inon$ VAng and a It has since expanded in size, versatility and artis- A member of the Academy of St. tic stature, and now has over 400 albums to its Martin in the en tongi. Feb. 27 credit and a repertoire ranging from the 17th to t he Fields performs. March 7. Admission t6. 20th centuries. Ms. Brown, the recipient of the coveted Order of the British Empire, is well known STATE THEATHE in United States music circles, working extensively with the San Francisco Symphony 453 Northampton St. Easton.Pa. Orchestra and serving as music director of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, (215)252-3132 Tickets are $35, $30 and $25. •QtW, musical about the Award-winning playwright Marsha Norman {'nlfht, Mother) it unveiling her new play Sarah and Abraham at the George For more information and reservations to the atl-seats-reserved house, call (201) bled bmtnque artist Qypsy Street Playhouse In New Brunswick. The production contin- 538-6413; Fax (201) 267-0178, Row Lae, 8 p.m. Feb. 28. ues through Feb. 23. For ticket information, call (908) 246- Admission $25, $23, 7717, s Video rewind Mixed doubles Films about women and their alter egos By STEVEN HART VUeetentftas Editor htDotibfeUftof Vifonlqw, the new film from the 50-year-old Polish Tdirector Krzysztof Kieslowki, has an unfortunate title: it sug- 1*1, gests a psychiatric detective story on the order of Sybil or Three i j Faces of Eve\ or, much worse, a seamy expose straight from the files of A Current Affair. It is actu- ally something very strange and beautiiUI: a poem disguised as a puzzle in which suggestions and half-remembered portents take the HMs#^^W%::V*- fJJJJTtetoSSlfe Handyman Solomon (Ernie Hudson) it no match for Peyton Flanders (Rebecca de Mornay), 0/Venmique will leave you feeling the diabolical nanny In The Hand That Rocks the Cradle. baffled and annoyed Even its ad- *•/*•" ••«' SV^T mirers - some people grow positively rapturous when they talk about it presence of Irene Jacob, the Swiss actress appearing in both roles, Her - aren't completely sure they understand all of it, though they're very breezy work - artless yet extremely effective - makes her a usually eager to take another look. beguilinoegwui g heroine for a lovely, strange film. The Double Life of Veronique opens with a suitably disorienting shot ,ere is nothing at all lovely about The Hand That Rocki the - the night sky above Warsaw, viewed by a very young girl hanging Cradle, the kind of coldly efficient flick that works you over with upside down - then goes on to trace her life and that of her dop- mechanical expertise. like Veronique, the heroine of this film, pelganger. Veronika lives in Warsaw while Veronique lives in Paris: each TClair; e Bartel (Annabella Sciorra) has something of a twin: Peyton is a music student with a passionate nature and an unsuspected, poten- Flanders (Rebecca de Momay) a housewife whose gynecologist husband tially lethal heart condition. Except for a chance occurrence in which commits suicide when one of his patients accuses him of sexual abuse they almost meet, the two young women are unaware of each other, Widowed, childless and rendered barren after a miscarried pregnancy, though they share the feeling that even when alone they're in the the by-now certifiably insane Peyton moves in on Claire, the woman company of someone unseen. who blew the whistle on her husband, and tries to steal her house, hci- Part of the film's magic (and few films so deserve that much-abused family and her life. word) is to show how this sort of feeling can trickle into one's life and like the better-made but equally loathsome Fatal Attraction, The grow into a conviction, even though there is nothing like solid evidence Hand That Rocks the Cradle has a premise ready made for Geraldo and to support it A moment of unexplainable sadness in the midst of joy, a touch on Veronika's wrist that registers as a feathery sensation on Oprah; it also has an unerring sense of what buttons to push. Yet Veronique's arm - like one of de Chirico's enigmatic landscapes, the Amanda Silver's script is such a blatantly commercial piece of claptrap world presents itself to these women as a place with a hidden meaning. that when the film does touch a nerve - Peyton nursing an infant Kieslowski's direction offers wonderful scenes and tossed-off mo- herself so it will reject the mother's breast, manipulating the family into ments of great beauty: a group of girls, running through the rain, firing Solomon (Ernie Hudson), their slow-witted but perceptive handy- confronted by a truck that comes out of the mist carrying away an man - the feeling is nauseating rather than enjoyable. enormous statue of Lenin; a puppet show for children that may or may Curtis Hanson, who wrote an underrated thriller called The Silent not point to what is going on; a later scene, in the puppet-maker's shop, Partner and went on to direct Bad Influence and The Bedroom in which Veronique gets a disturbing sense that some kind of message Window; he does an okay if heavy-handed job here. One hopes Rebecca has been sent Using a dirge by the composer Antonin Wit, Kieslowski de Momay can use the commercial momentum from this to get into a creates a sense of the otherworldy coexisting with the mundane; he lets real movie; after a decade of sexpots and window dressing roles in B- the film dawdle a bit too long, but he never loses the mood he's after movies, it would be a shame indeed if the success of this film simply What keeps all this from drifting away is the very earthy and sensual moved her into another stereotype. Film capsules OPENINGS dian. With JuNe Kwner. Sa- ups. The film's conclusion that nabella Sciorra as a woman MHO FLYER mantha Mathls and Gaby Hoff- See your local Forbes Newspaper If M could just get past our who has It all and Rebecca De- •Two younp, brothera find thetr man. Directed and co-written silly llttte personal problems Momay as a woman who wants dream world Invaded by thetr by first-time filmmaker Nora and took at the big picture, ev- to take it all away from her. new siepf.i1 tier. With Lorraine Eptiron, who wrote Silkmx), for movie theater times erything would be put in per- Directed by Curtis Hanson {Bad Bracco, Jof'.n Heard, Elijah Heartburn and My Slue spective. This is true as far as It Influence, The Bedroom Win- Wood an;: 'dam Baldwin, (PG- Heaven. (R) goes; trouble is, it isn't much dow). (R) 13). help when you don't have Law- HARD PROMISES and Harvey Heitei, Written by with the sister of a patient. (R) 13) rence Kasdan around to do a •Sissy Spocek in a comedy STOPIORM-MOM WILL CURRENT FILMS James Toback {Ifie Big Rang) FREEJACK QRAND CANYON SHOOT THE ADVENTURES OF and directed by Barry lovinson •Science fiction adventure, •Los Angeles residents and fast rewrite on your life, There about a woman who secretly di- •Syhcsti" uiione plays a Los THE OREAT MOUSE DETECTIVE {Rain Man, Avslon), (R) drawn from a story by Robert their troubles, dealt with by are some good scenes and per- vorces her husband and then Angeles: ,c sergeant whose •Disney animated feature about FATHER OF THE BRIDE Shechley, about a racer (Emiho Lawrence Kasdan the way the formances (notably from Oanny tries to marry, With William L, ( mother wiii e>se5 a murder, a rodeni investigating the kid- •Steve Martin stars in a lenuik Estevei) catapulted into the fu- Grand Canyon itself was lormed Glover) but the film ultimately Peterson. (PG) With Esii'ile fatty, JoBeth Wil- napping 0! •! H' niaker, With of the 1950 comedy ahujt a ture after a car crash. With - a dribble at a lime. It's not becomes insufferable. With HOOK liams and Hoci'f Roes. Directed ttie voices r-f ViM'cnt Price. man trying to organize ;i lavish Mich Jap,ger ond Anthony Hop- tluil modern-day uncertainty - Danny Gluvcr, ton Kline. •A ton 0' fun, coming right by Roger Si oitiswoode (Under Barne Injjiam > ••) V;it Dtttin. wedding. With Dtane Kujtcn kins. |R) the sense ihot whatever secu- Steve Mnrtin, Mary McDonnell, down on your head. This smgu- Fm.Wiio'ti Mop the Rain.). (G) and Martin Short. (PG) FRIED GREEN TOMATOES rity you've made for yoursdf Mnry-Lowst! Piifkcr, anil Alfte knly unappetizing iden for a (PG-13) BUGSY FINAL ANALYSIS •A nursing-homo rcjdotit IJK- cuukt be taken away at any Woouard, Screenplay by Kas- children's fantasy •- Peter Pan THIS IS MY LIFE •Richard Gt're, Kim 'jca Tandy) look, b.ick ,tt her moment • 15,1 bad '>ubje:t fm 'MM iind tut; wife Mefl, ft?) grows up and becomes a cor> r i •A single miiihyr with Iwo tfi( t',.n-j',-IUr who mndt' and UtTia Tfnifmon <;iar i t\ fiot life, With Kdlhy Ciilua, r.'.iry ii Mm. The trouble is THE HAND THAT po'-ito skvue - manages 10 be daughters ouisues tier dream LasVefysv.ri.il it isloday. With and heavy ihnllor about D psy- Stuart Masterson, Cicely Tyson, penchant for buttoning ROCKS THE CRADLE ('(pensive-iookinR and cheesy of becoming j stand-up come- Warren Beatty, Armcttu Qemng, chothe/apist wtio gets involved and Mary-Louise Parkur. (PG- up with pat, huggie-bear set- •Suspense film starring An- Please turn to pa|« 21 Fortes Newspapers February 19-21, 1992 WfeetendPius Film capsules Review revue What is Peyton's place? The Kami That Rocks the Cradle, a thriller about a cozy family, the Bartels, InfHtrated by a maniacal woman who signs on as a nanny, Is the first big hit movie of 1992. Though critics have been virtually unani- mous in their praise for Rebecca de Momay's performance as Peyton Flanders, the deranged nanny out to take over the wife's position In the family, many have had trouble with the film's cold-eyed exploitation of the tears churned up in families where both spouses have to leave their kids in the care of others. The New Republic Stanley Kauffmann, an ardent fan of Rebecca de Momay, devoted most of Mi review to fretting at»ut why she had to appear as the heavy In "a macNne-made suspense thriller" such as this. Htiroutfial the concoc> tions of the plot, de Momay moves like a hot icicle. She has bothered to think what this character mrvht actualybe,c^taianty«identina recipe tor shock, and brings this woman closer to We tan rni0rtottonriu have been thous>it possabtt - doser than, In an overal sense, th« fMm osserm" Noting that other food actresses are M stranded by the lack of BjDQG scnpBi ns surnmsQ up ner pouoon as mat or a nm*sns tawn n nssd of nst'lns work." EvN NmouKtrmlndM Professor Rattgin (volet or Vbice^ Prlot) giti togithtf «rith Mi htneh- mlco In Tilt Great Mouse Detective. Time 20 ptpWf, on Pit Corny1! nowi, vte Urn elation about one of thicandi* Mohan! Schickel wrote that the flrn ^NvsntitobssoYnstNngmoni «ttr«sOT«tlrm, rr» ISO mi- a>*i performance of wtt and chmndes 9* buMh| romance dMM. DdMMd by FnrNin than a ofls^weaksnd stand for theilasfwfsflfcSr^rewd^concsKsd, lion patn to the joys of chMhood energy as a kid *t» comes to oefwen lom wngo INCH nonet, Shiffr^ fc^ documentary ttyti soberly paced, decently squeamish about (ore, It wanti to gat Id true cravt the feeting of pow he gets • South Carolina teacher brought c^ematoyaptiy frwn HaskeH adulthood money can buy. The from a gun; had Dickanon been to New Yom by hit titter's sui- Weiier. With Margaret Leitftton LoetBoyt,atti|nedthetaikof a mow energetic director, Shakur cide attempt, and Susan u> and Edle Mams. Timdty.Feb. rnuttertyHothekCtarttonnay > rtvivit«l>itir ichildW«lpifJtio might have kicked the film into wenstein (Bairbra Streisand), the aS,itTi.m.kiSara|iMU- thWn&"A<>par^for^^ ht can mctM Nt kids from Cap- high gear. With Omar Epps and, shrink who delves Into Tom's braiy, Mwrtcialr State CoNege, tain Hook, an the mo*t ob- in a fleeting cameo, rapper haunted past as a way of helping Upper Montclalr. Free admit- Rocks the Cradle "the first movie to combine, however tentatively, the noxious bunch of louttilnce The Queen Latitali. (R) his sister. The blend of Southern Hon. (201) I»37S6S. seemingly antithetical conventions of feminist discourse and horror." Gothic plotting and Psychology Goontei. Onty Dustin Hoffman, MEDICINE MAN UFIANO paying Hook as William F.Buck- •A pleasant little time-waster Ute dialogue Is pretty flat; the film is about raising demons and NOTHING SUT(IWO) ley Jr., teemi to be enjoying him- starring Sean Connery as a crusty •Phiiiipe Noirct start as a French self; th« rest of the actors, like scientist searching for a cancer then dispatching them with plati- The New Yorker tudes. Notte is good and Kate Army officer in World War I as- harried parents cure In the Amazon rain forest signed the task of cataloguing the trying to quiet their kids, strain Nelligan Is very good as his moth- "With its banal, docile household threatened by an enemy within, the and Lorraine Bracco as the re- dead: still working at his job two and heave to corwy the im- er, a Cruella OcVil type wtose searcher who comes to trade years after the Armistice, he film is like The Stepfather without wit or irony," wrote Terrenes Raf* pression of childlike delight. Wilti one-liners with him. The script is machinations tie ni the core of meets a wealthy women ob- forty. Nothing that the script "spells out everything as if for the intel- Robin Williams, Bob Ho&klns, and politically correct as all get-out - the family's troubles, hut star- sessed with finding her lost hus- (as Tinkerbel!) a badly-used Julia every ecology-oriented point director coproducer Streisand ligence-impaired," he allowed that Ms. de Momay's character "gets off band. With Sabine Aiema, Pas- Roberts. (PG) about the Amazon is made and brings the movie to <) hall when- ever she appears on screen. With cale Vigiial and Maurice Barrier. one campy verbal.. .that's sure to be a favorite at high-school study INTO THE SUN remade - but it goes down as Melmda Dillon and Jerocn Directed by Bertrand Tavermer •Preparing for a role in a movie sweet as a pint of Rain Forest halls." Among the performers, he praised only Julianne Moore: "She's Krabbe. (R) (Round Midnight, The Pass/on of about a fighter pilot, a Hollywood Crunch. The only serious problem coiled and out there, like an exposed spring. She's also funny; she makes Beatrice). Friday, Feb. 21, at 0 superstar (Anthony Michael Hall, is Bracco's Bronx-inflecled yap: SHINING THROUGH spikiness likable." in a prime bit of wish fulfillment) when she raises her voice the •Melanie Griffith as a O'.T-mt, p.m. In the Student-Community comes under the tutelage of a sound could stop a capybara in secretary who become;; ^ Aim.a Center, County College of Mor- hard-nosed commander. With its tracks. Directed by John McTi- spy during World Wnr II. With ris, 214 Center Grovt Road, Michael Pare. (R) ernan (Die Hart, Predator) whose John Gielgud. 'R) Randolph. Admltilon $3. (201) Village Voice JFK action movie flair livens up a few WAYNE'S WORLD 328-5024, •Imagine being locked in a Port scenes. (PG-13) •The big screen adventures of MACBETH (1941) Though first-string critic Georgia Brown curtly described it as a Authority men's room for three NAKED LUNCH Wayne and Garth; a Saturday it For this film, Orson Welles "loathsome little thriller," pinch-hrtter Lucia Bozzola went into a little Mjnt {.to skit wnt large. With hours with a raving bum and you •Not so much an adaptation of signed with the cowboy movie more detail on the socio-political objections to the movie. "Even though have an Idea of what dislike, William S. Burroughs' 1959 book Mike Myers, Dana Carvey and factory Republic Pictures and Oliver Stone's ^imagining of the as David Cronenberg's re- Rob Lowe. Directed by Penelope paid for it with some of the worst the predictabe direction and the pedestrian characters did not sink the assassination of John Kennedy imagining of the circumstances Spheeris (both parts of The De- studio troubles In his problem- film, the sexual politics upset. Sure two women are the center of this flick uses a Mend of fiction, distortion under which it was written, laced effrw of Western (Mratfon). (PG- plagued career. Among the most and put rant to attack the War- with surrealistic Interludes and 13) Interesting Snakespean films - but that's because one is pitted against the other when a man Is at fault ren Commission report. Your «• episodes from other Burroughs ti- certainly the best screen version Even more Insidious Is the Implication that it is Claire's (the heroine's) sponit to this thret-hour-plus tles (notably hnty and Extern/- REVIVALS of this play -thlsVacoeth was career that allows Peyton to insinuate herself kitou^ family so deeply, tf fHm wi depend on your patience Mtorf). As Burroughs stand-in BiH THE BEST MAN 41M4) *tth Stone's crtaffM about CIA- Lee, Peter Weller Is fine: his lean ft A hardnosed, dear-eyed and sets, with actors speaking in Claire spent as much time taking care of her kids as she does taking care military »• face and blossoming lips have engrossing look at American poll- heavy Scots accents. With of her plants, maybe she would have noticed a bit soofwsornethingwas never been used to better effect, bad and his lautfiaMe assertion tics, centered on a national con- Jeanette Nolan, Dan O'Heriihy, amiss." that Kennedy m gunned down and he even speaks In a warmer vention where the two leading Roddy McDowell and Ersfcine because he was about to met* version of the man's dry gulch, candidates - a high-minded Sanford. Friday, Feb. 21, at 7 morphose into a charismatic sarcastic monotone, But there's statesman (Henry Fonda) and a p.in> In MlieoQWf HM Room George McOovem, With Kevin little of Burroughs' lashing, anar- Nixonish thug (Cliff Robertson) - 100, CoHege Avenue campus Entertainment Weekly Costner, Sissy Space*, Tommy chic angec and humor on the engage in a no-holds-barred fight of ftutfett UnlvertHy, between Lee Jones, and, In a series of screen: Cronenberg turns the for their party's nomination as Hamilton Street and Seminary Owen QMbtrman called the film a "crudely watchable/ with a presidential candidate. The often cameo roles, just about every drugs into bug juice and centi- Piece, New Brunswick. Admis- pede meat, ducks out on the ho- scaWingty funny script was adapt- story that was just "a transparent chain of contrrvances" and "all stunts, big-name actor who had nothing sion 13. (908) 932-8482. mosexuality and dotes entirely ed by Gore Vidal from his play; all concept" He added that Ms. de Momay made for "an amusing to do while the film ww being SUCKER (1991) too much on his animatronic he drew on his own experiences shoMR) •Richard Unktater's long, plotless demoness." beasties. A wild filmmaker has as a Democratic senatorial candi- JUICE ramble among Austin's collection taken a wilder novel and made it date but left out his usual con- •A well-made but rather unex- of postgraduate dmpouts, ec- into a rather tame little flick. With spiracy theorist's nuttery. The citing filmmaking debut from tin- centrics and sleaies gets the Judy Davis, Ian Holm and Roy Sc- many superb performers include ematographer Ernest Dickerson classic cult movie reaction: peo- Rolling Stone heider, whose brief appearances stage actor Lee Tracy (in his last (Do the ffijjfitTNng}, offering a ple either swear by it or at it. "Cradle is the kind of cheap thrill you have to hate yourself for story that's too familiar (black as Dr. Bonway leave you hungry film performance) as an Eisen- for a lot more. (RJ hower-like grand old man, a dying Thursday, Feb. 27, it 8 p.m. In responding to," wrote Peter Travers He praised Ms. de Momay's teenagers In Harlem almost Inevi- the Clalrldgt Triple Cinema, tably drawn Into crime), charac- THE PRINCE Of TIDES ex-president whose favor will swing the nomination, and come- 486 Moomfleld Ave., Mont- "crackerjack performance" as the nanny from hell, but said "the slice- ters that are too one-dimensional •If you've ever wondered what dian Shelley Berman as a geeky clalr. Admission $8, $5 for stu- and a set of slick thriller touches OnJ/r»ry Peop/e woufd have been and-dice climax may leave you wondering what happened to the wonder- man who appears at a crucial dents and the elderly. (201) that clash with the film's earnest like written by Flannery O'Connor, moment with a scandalous rev- T46-5555. ful world of Disney." message. Tupac Shakur, from the this Is the movie for you, Based February 19-21,1992 Forbes Newspapers 21 WookcndPlus Places to go 1 TRADES AND CRAFTS dale, Woodturner,' through Continued from W17 Mountainside Main Stand Green Villa* Rd. March 22. 10 a.m.-l p.m., Sunday from (908) 789-3670 •"Stepping Into Ancient Egypt." 1-4 p.m, Adults and children $2, se- •"12x12," juried show of small nior citizens $1,70. Children (201)377-2982 through Dec. 1993. works, through Feb. 29. under 6 not admitted. Tuesday through Saturday 010 SARMCKS MUSEUM WESTERGARDUBRMfY •"The Milky Way by Tele- from 10 e.nv5 p.m., Sunday Barrack St. (next to 20 Murray Ave., Piscataway scope/' 2 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. from 2-5 p.m, Adults SI, chil- State House complex) (908) 752-1166 Sundays through Feb. 23. dren SO cents, Trenton Open during library hours. NJ, HISTORICAL SOCIETY (609)396-1776 •Photographs of flows, ani- MUSEUMS 230 Broadway, Newark Revolutionary War museum. (201)483-3939 Tuesday through Saturday from mals, and butterflies by Chuck ANIMAL ART MUSEUM Wednesday through Friday 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from St. Charles, through Feb. 29. St. Hubert's Glralda WILLIAMS QAUERY from 10 a.m,-4 p.m., third Sat- 1-5 p.m, Donation $2 for 575 Woodland Ave., Madison urday of the month from 10 8 Chamber* St, Princeton (201) 377-5541 adults, $1 for students and se- (609) 92M142 a,m,-4 p.m, Guided tours by nior citizens, 50 cents for chil- Animal art from the collection appointment. Admission free Tuesday through Friday from of Geraldine R. Dodge, Open dren under 12. 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday from for society members, S3 for •"Hail the Conquering Hero Wednesday, Friday, and Satur- non-members. 11 a,m,-4 p.m. day from 11 a,m,-4 p.m. Comes: George Washington's •Sculpture by E. Gyuri Mollosy, •"Tender in Years: Childhood In Triumphant Entry into Trenton," THE ART MUSEUM 19tn-Century New Jersey," on- through Feb. 29. Princeton University through March 31. •Seascapes by Kenneth Lay- (609) 258-3787 •"Of War, Law and the Third NJ. MUSEUM man, through Feb. 29. Tuesday through Saturday Amendment," through June 1. OTAOMCULTURf from 10 fl.rn.-5 p.m., Sunday •"Hospitable Quarters: The Cortege Farm Rd. near Route 1 ZOOS from 1-5 p.m. Museum shop Bunding of the Barracks at New Brunswick TVRTU BACK 200 closes 4 p.m. Western Euro- Trenton," through June 1 (908) 249-2077 560 Northfietd Ave. pean paintings, sculpture and REEVES-RfEOARSOflCTUM Friday and Saturday from 10 West Orange decorative art from 19th and 165 Hobart Ave., Summit e.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from (201) 731-5801 20th centuries; also pre- (908) 273-8787 noon-5 p.m. Adults S3, chil- Zoo devoted to New Jersey Columbian art and art of the Gardens open daily from wildlife, along with cougars, Americas, dren 4-12 $1, children under 4 free. dawn to dusk. deer, sheep, llamas and •Paesagtfo, Italian landscape RUTQERS GEOLOGY MUSEUM wolves, Monday through Satur- photographs by Mario Giaco- Lent Evening a 1931 oil painting by Oscar Bleumner, Is part of NJ. STATE MUSEUM 205 West State St., Trenton Hamilton St. near College Ave, day from 10 a,m.-5 p.m,. Sun- melli, through Feb. 23. "A Moody Ught: Romanticism in the American landKape/' an Rutgers University day from 10:30 a.nv6 p.m. •Pastoral landscapes, through (609) 292-6464 exhibition on view Feb. 23 through April 26 at the Montciair Art New Brunswick Adults $6, children 2-12 and March 1. Tuesday through Saturday (908) 932-7243 senior cltiwns $2.50. Open •Works by Paul Cezanne, Museum. from 9 a.m.-4:45 p.m. Sunday Monday from 1-4 p.m., Tues- year-round, weather permitting. through April 5. from noon-5 p.m. Free ad- mission, day throujf) Friday from 9 a.m.- •Prints from the museum's col- Saturday, Sunday, and Tues- 1-5 p.m. Becker Children's •"A Moody Ught: Romanticism •Native American Day, March noon. Free admission. lection, March 3 through April day from 1-4 p.m. Adults $3, Wing open to the public Tues- in the American Landscape," STARGAZING 8. Includes a performance by TRAILSIDE NATURE 5. senior citizens $2, students $1. day through Friday from 2-4:30 Feb. 23 through April 26, Lec- NJ, STATE MUSEUM the Thunderbird Dancers (see AND SCIENCE CENTER CUNTON HISTORICAL MUSEUM METUR HOUSE p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m.- ture by Dr. Clement A. Price at 205 West State St., Trenton Kid Stuff). New Providence Rd, 56 Main St., Clinton 1281 River Rd., Piscataway 4:30 p.m., Sunday from 1-5 3 p.m, Feb. 23. (609) 292-6333 •"Nature and the Decorative (908) 735-4101 (908) 757-1144, 752-4178 p,m. Adults $2, senior citizens •"Highlights from the Native & Coles Ave. Admission for all shows $1. Arts," ongoing. Daily (except Monday) from Piscataway Township historic and children $1. American Collection," through Mountainside •"The Orion Gang" w/winter •Exhibition of works acquired in stars and constellations. 1 p.m. 10 a.m.-4 p.m, Adults $3, se- museum. Weekday tours by ap- •Juried show of Monmouth June 7. (908) 789-3670 1991, ongoing. and 3 p.m. Saturdays and Sun- nior citizens $1.50, children pointment. County Arts Council, through •"From the Collection: Real- visitors center open every •"God Bless America, Part IV," days through March 29. $1. MIDDLESEX COUNTY MUSEUM Feb. 23. ism," through June 28. day from 1-5 p.m. Museum multimedia installation by Ted •"Worlds of Wonder," celestial DRAKE HOUSE MUSEUM Cornelius low House •Sculpture by Donald DeLue, •"The American Landscape" open Saturday and Sunday Victoria, through March 15. bodies that circle the sun, 2 602 West Front St., Piainfield 1225 River Rd,, Piscataway through July 12. from Cole to Blakelock, March from 1-5 p.m. through March. p.m. Saturdays and Sundays (908) 755-5831 (908) 745-4177 MONTCIAIR ART MUSEUM 8 through Nov. 22, Lecture by •"Christopher Columbus and Registration required for pro- through Feb. 23. Children House built in 1746 and fur- Daily (except Monday) from 3 South Mountain Ave. Alejandro Anreus at 3 p.m. the Age of Exploration;' grams. under 4 not admitted, nished with articles of the pe- 1-4 p.m. Free admission. Montciair March 8; opening reception through Jan. 3,1993. •WilfetaiJj; Creatures of the RARITANVAUEY riod, Saturday from 2-4 p.m. •"Home Front USA," life In (201) 746-5555 from 5:30-7 p.m. March 8. NEWARK MUSEUM Woods, nature documentary at COMMUNITY COLLEGE Donation $1 for adults, free to New Jersey durlni World War II, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, MORRIS MUSEUM 49 Washington St., Newark 1 p.m. Feb. 21. Cost $4 per Route 28, Branchburg children. through Jury 14. and Saturday from 10 a.m.-5 6 Normandy Heights Rd. (201) 596-6550 family, Wednesday through Sunday (908) 231-8805 EAST BRUNSWICK MUSEUM MHlER-COftY p.m. Sunday and Thursday Morristown •Astronomy Sunday, Feb. 23, from noon-4:45 p.m. Donation. Adults $4, senior citiitns and 16 Maple SL, East Brunswick HOUSE MUSEUM from 2*5 p,m,; second and (201) 538-0454 JANEVOORHEESSMMERU Largest museum complex In the children under 12 $3.50. (908) 254-7329 614 Mountain Aw,, WestfieW fourth Thursdays of the month Monday through Saturday ART MUSEUM state. Permanent exhibits in* •"The Little Star That Could," 1 Saturday and Sunday from (908)232-1776 from 2-9 p,m. Free admission from 10 a.m.-5p,m,, Sunday Rutgers University elude "Africa-The Americas-The p.m. and 3 p,m. Saturdays 1:30-4 p.m. Frte admission. Furnished farmhouse started for members. Donation for non- from 1*5 p.m. Free admission Georp and Hamilton streets Pacific," "Design In Native throu4May23. EAST JtRSCY OIK TOKNt In 1740 by Samuel Miller, ocig- members: adults $4, senior cit- for members. Non-member ad- NewBrunswtek izens and students $2, children American life," "American •"Hubble: Report from Orbit" RtwRd. and Hots Una Inaiy part of 100-acra farm. mission: adults $4, senior cit- (908) 932-7237 Johnson Park, Ptscatawey Sunday from 1-5 p.m. Adults under 18 fret. Frtt admission izens and children $2. Painting and Sculpture," Nu- on the ipact telescope, 2 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturdays through May 23. 19081463-9077 SI, children 50 cants. for all on Thursday. •"Evolution to Revolution," on- mismatic Gallery, Asian Gal- and Friday from 10 a.nv4:30 SMMffOMERVAIOIff Wage composed of reto- •Indian Art oftnePueMw and going exhibition of tamps and leries, BaHantine House and the p.m. Saturday and Sunday torn Union County Cofttgi cated 18th century structurts Wian Artists of fne Southwest, lamp accessories from 19th- Mini-Zoo. noon-5 p.m. Free admission, 1033 Springe* Ave. sttr^ the headquarters of films at 3 p.m. March! century America. •Jewelry from the permanent {9OD6S9-68B6 •"New Directions" In Russian Granted tnt county parti poHot. No Ooead for the winter, re- •Palntir^s by VMiam T. Wil- •"Imagination Week!" through collection, through Feb. 29. (908)276-STAR tours ofbrtd at ptMantQfl liams, through Fab. 23, Feb. 21 •Art of the Himalayas, through and Soviet art, through Feb. opant Match 15. 25. Open to the public Fridays shop open Wednesday through •Broraa sculpture by Jonathan •Abstract sculpture by Marion March 1. from 7:30-10:30 p.m., weather Friday from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Newman Spring! Rd. Scott Hartley, through March 8. Held, through March 11 •Works from the permanent •Japanese postcards from the permitting. Fret admission. MACCUUOCH HALL Uncrofl •Dnwlnfi fmm ttw Monjan •Works on loan from ana com- collection, (trough March 15. early 20th century, through TRAfcUDE NATURE HISTORICAL MUSEUM (90S) 747-2366 Rusts* Archives, through April paniee, through March 15. •Cotor photographs of Ladakh June 6. AND SCIENCf CENTER 45MKCuHochAw. Main gtfleiy open Tuesday 5. •Paintings by Kay WalkingSUk, and Tibet by Ellen Kaptowta, •"Here Cemes the Catl" book New Providence Rd. Morrtstown though Saturday from 10 •Prints ffomCurrtar* has, through March 29. through March 15. iustrtUons by Frank Aichand & Coles Ave. (201) 536*2404 a.nv4:30 p.m., Sunday from through April 12. MUSEUM Or EAM.Y •Retrospectrvt of "Bob Stocks- vTedkrtrVagki, through Jur» 6, Singles Continued from page 9 753-0263. Ing for Information, 7:30 p.m. Feb. 27. Cost $6, Lecture series Fridays at noon BUILDING AND MAINTAINING rican-Americans. Free ad- •affiliated), social hour and •Rap with friends in Edison, 8 •Progressive hike at Cactus Is- SOLO SINGLES In the Jury holding room (church AFRICAN INSTITUTIONS mission, dancing, 9 p.m. Fridays. Doors p.m. March 1. Cost $2. Direc- land Park, Toms River, and (40-plus) building), Free admission. Monday, Feb. 24,11:15 a.m. DOUGLASS COLLEGE open 7:30 p.m. Cost $6. tions; (908) 753-0263,846- Trouble State Park, Forked (908) 665-2686, 766-1839 •Judith Brodsky, Pop and Op Bunker Lounge COLLOQUIUM JERSEY JEWISH SINGLES 4490. River, 11 a.m. Feb. 22. Meet in between 6-9 p.m. into contemporary art, Feb. 21. Middlesex County College Room 200, Art History Hall (ages 30-551 •Champagne brunch at Holiday commuter lot at Garden State Events held at Central Presby- THE ART MUSEUM Woodbhrjge Ave., Edison Douglass College Call phone numbers In each Inn, RariUin Center, Edison, 11 Parkway Exit 105. Members terian Church, 70 Maple St., Princeton University (908) 906-2566 New Brunswick listing for information. a.m. March 8, Cost $15. (908) $3, non-members $4. (908) Summit. (609) 258-3788 •Panel discussion w/Ajamu Kaf- (908)932-9626 Lecture series Mondays at 7:30 •Dinner at Flame and Ale res- 846-4490, 753-0263, 671-9633. •Rap or bridge, 6:30 p,m. Sun- Gallery talks Fridays at 12:30 ele, Corvin Cumberbatch, Bill p.m, Free admission. taurant, Edison, 6:30 p.m. PLUS SILHOUETTE •Hike at Raccoon Ridge, Dela- days. Donation $2, o.m, and Sundays at 3 p.m. Davis, and others. Free ad- •Sheila Jasanoff on uncertainty Wednesdays. (908)7530263, SINGLES ware Water Gap, 11 a.m, Feb. •Bridge night, 7:15 p.m. March through May 17. Free ad- mission. and agreement in the global 283-0779. (plus-siie people. 21-over) 29. Meet in commuter lot at 5,19. mission. JAMES CONYERS environment, March 9, •Italian buffet, game night, and (908) 704-8480 Garden State Parkway Exit 120. •Holly W. Ross on sculpture Monday, Feb. 24, 6 p.m. •Briavel Holcomb and Susan social at Holiday Inn, Ranton •Happy hour at Wurtitzer's. Pis- Members $3, non-members from the historic kingdoms of Middlesex County Col lego Cutter, "Who Bears the Bur- Center, Edison, 7:30 p.m, Feb. cataway, 5:30 p.m. Feb. 26. $4. (908) 774-6759. Speakers Africa, Feb. 21, 23. Career Center dens of Environmental 22. Cost J15. (908) 283- •Dance party at fled Cafo, SINGLE FRIENDS ART AT NOON •Joanne Scott on techniques of 341-A George St. Change?" March 30. 0779, 753-0263. BftdfiewatDr, 8 p.m, Feb. 29. (ages 30-over) Somerset County Cewnne, Feb, 28, March 1. New Brunswick •William B. Wood, "Eco- •Dance at Ht'iday Inn, Raman Admission $7, (908) 704-8480 Administration Complex •Oorothy M. Shepard on why (908) 906-2566 Migrants; Where To Next?" Center, Edisoi, 8 p.m, Feb. 29, SHORE SINGLES •Oldies dance at McAieers, North Bridge St., Somerville there Is an oriental rug in The •College professor will discuss April 13. Cost $8. (90 J 283-0779, Call phone number m each list- Easton Ave,, Somerset, (908) 231-7110 Four Evangelists, March 6,8, violence and racism against Af- Please turn to paga 23 22 pcrtx?s Newspapers February 19-21,1992 G PHOTO/DARYl STONE Luxury Charta langtton of Madison gets attuiuvt ton/let from hoadwaltef JonnnwnoQ* you can ranging from poached salmon i talii aUvti ftt 1ftM OJV ($7.95), eggplant rollatine ($5.95), fried calamari ($6.95) or a hot anti- rife 23* Cwolt md pasto($7.95). afford Additionally there are three wKn ONI wtft PJORI NH¥ Qfr soups ($3.95 to $4.95) and three sal- fcmald* ads ($4.95 to $6.95). Pasta choices ajpieww*. M At the Pergola, (10 in all from $11.95 to $13.95), can also be ordered as appetizers T^ enjoy fine dining for $7. The average price of an entree at moderate rates will range from $15 to $17,00. Se- ajaajajajaj ajf ma/ g| naw w^ ByMKXJPULSINBU lections include seven veal ($14.95 CU/na? Co-respondent for veal piccata to $24.95 for a dou- MB 322*4224. dining no longer means ble cut veal chop) four choices of • • • i spending your monthly fowl ($14.95 for chicken fiorentina mortgage payment In these to $15.95 for duck Montmorency), wM»haitl«poyhotfliM4 recessionary time, restau- eight seafood ($16.95 for broiled or V rants have cut back on their prices poached salmon to $24.95 for a buflot For mon JntotRtftov - but not on the quality of the surf and turf) and three meat se- food they serve - to bring cus- lections ($21.95 for filet mignon or tomers back. Let's face it: if they steak giambotta to $26.95 for a want to remain in business and rack of lamb for one). vaajv Manor aflait Sunday compete with others in the field, My husband and I shared two cutting prices and offering casual appetizers. The first one, seafood pajw of nwnoani ado not dining are two ways of doing it. salad pescatore is a mixture of marinated calamari, octopus and ttvot lunch ajajaai* Fof rooia At the Bridgewater Manor, man- scungilli ($6.50). It's been a while lr*m*ton, 001(908) 65$- ager Jim Kaptain has the luxury of since I had this, and my husband offering both. Casual dining at low was hesitant about trying it. But * • * prices is available at Hemingway's once served, I knew I made the Pub while fine dining, with moder- right choice. The seafood was ate prices, is offered upstairs in fresh, not chewy, and it was sea- •119 POfQOM. soned perfectly. My husband was and onwii f& moft MMM* When you enter the Bridgewater glad I ordered it. D Manor and view the grand en- Our second appetizer consisted ; t • • •; . trance with its wide sweeping of sharing a whole order of pasta. staircase that leads you to the Per- We chose the fusilli salsa bianco Maw BNnjVMBK -nltt t Maay - gola, you know at that moment you're in for a treat. But don't let this ($12.95). This is long pigtail pasta served with a sauce of white wine, hour Monday ftouJtMd* elegant facade scare you. The Italian-Continental menu at the Pergola garlic and smoked salmon. The menu calls for smoked oysters, but they fcom 4:30 *m. to 630 p.m. ("vineyard" in Italian) is moderately priced by anyone's standards. were out of them that night so our waiter asked if they could substitute Urchm acetate start* The dining room decor is simple elegance. There is a black marble salmon. I like salmon better, so it was an additional treat for me, $430; banBjttMMoi aval- fireplace with a glowing fire, a grape arbor semblance hanging from the My husband's entree, sirloin steak giambotta ($21.95), consisted of a aolt« Fof mow WMwajofli 001 top of six columns, and a skylight. grilled New York sirloin topped with red peppers, tomatoes, thinly sliced The formal place setting consist of white china with a flower trim, potatoes, onions, parsley and sauteed mushrooms, It was cooked Pitts- t * • fresh carnations and baby breaths, and a single red candle. The tapestry burgh style, the way he likes it. This was a quality steak: juicy, immense covered chairs with wood mahogany trim are extremely comfortable, and incredibly thick. I r.rlered the shrimp Repetti ($16.95), which is six Tables are spaced evenly so that none could be considered in the jumbo shrimp server' ith tomatoes, mushrooms and shallots in a VMi Ptanoont In South Pwn* middle of the room. Live, soft music is provided by a piano player on delightful cream ana brandy sauce. Accompanying this entree were fittd, wham ont oouplo cm pur- weekends. fresh sliced carrots, string beans and a whipped potato. I had this once chm tMio tntPttt and ffk tn» Maitre d' Bruce Vcrian, formerly at La Fontana in New Brunswick before at RepetU's in Kenilworth, so I knew it was a good choice. and at The Giraffe in Basking Ridge, is in charge of a professional staff I didn't order dessert, but my husband ordered the lemon meringue R)f mon (nfomtatlon, cal (906) that pamper you with service. If you leave the table for any reason, they tart, He finished all of it, plus two cups of coffee. 961*2721 refold your napkin, Take a cigarette out {my husband still smokes) and Dining at the Pergola was a pleasant experience, It is fine dining * • • they are there to light it for you. Plates and silverware are removed and without the high prices that normally accompany this type of setting, replaced with ease. Both Jim and Bruce visit each table to inquire about Very few entrees were more than $17. There are a few, of course (my In fm w offnia] • JO'pirttnt the food ordered or the service provided. They want your input because husband had one) but the choice is yours to make, otioount on tala>out ofdank f& they genuinely want to make your evening an enjoyable one. I noticed THE PERGOLA, Bridgewater Manor, Route 202/206, Bridgewater, (908) 658- that most of the customers there the night we dined knew both men by 3000. their first names. This column it moant to Inform roadort about dlr .ng op* There arc 15 hot and cold appetizers ($5.75 to $8.95) with choices portuntttot In tho aroa. It It not a rtvtoWi *;>.,\^'. ' "' ,-., ' "l Speakers CondnuMUhMi PM* 22 lunch additional. Must raster •Oenlie Lan|, books on family CoHega Center Room 319 Middlesex County Cotejs Georfs SL, New Brunswick CHnton Historical Museum EWMCDINHONUiraH. by Feb. 26. relationships, Feb. 23. Middlesex County College Woodbridp) Aw., Edison 1-800-792-VOTE 56MHnSt,CHntDn MEET THE AUTHORS •Gary and Susan Benson, floff- WoodbrtdieAw., Edison (906)906-2566 •Day-long conference that pon- tot Thunder, March 8. (906) 908-2566 •CoDegi professor wi speak ders the tegH status of women Nd«CoNipStu(tontC«iter Word! And.,, (908) 7394101 Routt2O6, 117WuNn*onVatleyRd. •Barbara Hudglns, NewMey •Health and nutrition as seen about African spiritualty In «« in New Jersey, America, and diaspora. Free admission. the world. Adults 135, senior (609)292-6062 Warrwi Day Trfps, March 15. from an African world view, Free •Tmel wrt* crisscrosses the (906) 302-0032 •Robtrt Byrd, Illustrator of chil- admission, WOMEN IN THE 1W0S citizens $25, students $15; Satjmiy. Marcti 7,9 s.m, must register by Feb. 27. 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I Blackened Specilities and ask, "What kind of wine should I M Bring?" The answer is always the G6t 1 FREE; STEVE HOWARD Much, Much More!!! same: "Cheap red wine." Cheap wKti coupon exptot 2/29/92 is a relative word. Relative, that is, John Tobln to my pocketbook. At bill time, it Dan Watklns means $5-17 dollars. But when I'm flush, it means anything 1 (908) 422-1117 **f* under $100. It's bill time right &!•*•• •••••••••••••••••••••Hi* .• now, so here are a few of my favorite red wines that can be found tor under $12.00 in most stores, however prices may vary. .. Bhd^r 526-1420 / •torn Creeh Mtriot • from California. Very lush berry flavors, a bit of oak and soft tannins. Palrabte with many foods and ready to drink right now. Balkan Crtet Cabernet • this product of Bulgaria has plum and cherry flavors, the tannins a bit Dominic's more astringent in your mouth, Super Winter Festival Good with heartier dishes, just let I. m WHOLE MAINE LOBSTER $13.95 the bottle air a while. 2. KANSAS TBONE STEAK $18.95 Shenendoah Vineyards "Se- 3. CHICKEN A SHRIMP STIRFRV $12.95 Ristorante rene" - this California blend of 4. FILET OF NORWEGIAN SALMON $15.95 the traditional Rhone grapes from 5. TWIN ROCK LOBSTER TAILS $18.95 France is a beauty. Very fruity, f. BROILED SCROD OREGANATO $10.95 Fine Southern Italian Cuisine lush flavors in the mouth and a 7. BREAST OF CHICKEN FLORENTINE $10,95 finish that leaves sensations from 8. NY SIRLION STEAK with MUSHROOMS $16.95 Elegant Dining in a the tip of your tongue to the back 9. BR. YELLOWFIN TUNA TKKlAKI & VEG $10,95 of your throat. 10. BR. DOMESTIC SWOKMISH $15.95 200 year old Victorian Mansion 11. ROAST LONG IS 1AM) DUCKLING $11.95 Taja Spanish Table Wine- 12. VEAL CHOI'S with SI.KKI) MUSHROOMS $15.95 All food cooked and spiced to order, extremely aromatic with 13. BR. SEAFOOD COMBO $13.95 blackberry, cedar and tobacco on M. PORK CHOPS MA MURPHY $10.95 Private parties up to 60 the nose. Mouthfilling tannins IS. TRIFECTA (VEAL UMP, PORK) CHOPS $15.95 Large meeting room available. balance the fruit and alcoholic 16. CHICKEN FRANCESE with BROCCOLI $11.95 finish. No leaness or lemony acidity here. You will notice that I ALL DINNERS INCLUDE URGE GREEN SAUL) Always lots of free parking on premises TOASTED GARLIC BREAD didn't include vintages. Wine is a ONE BOWL OF ST1-AMERS COFFEE, HOT TEA, OR DECAF vintage thing, the better the CUP OF FRIiNCH ONION SOUP Live Piano Music weather, the better the wine, But I have tasted several vintages ol Friday and Saturday Evenings these wines and I havo found Open Mon.-Fri. for Lunch & Dinner them pretty consistent from year Dinners Sat, starting at 5:00 PM to year, They don't pretend to be what they are not. The winemaker ENTERTAINMENT IN OUR LOUNGE Closed Sunday took good fruit and made good THIS WED. & THURS. "ALEX ON PIANO" wine. What more can we ask? FRI. ftSAT . 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