TheW^stfield Record Vol. 11, No. 44 Thursday, October 31,1996 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents
Briefs ;Haunted house Campaign going down to wire ;ls 5-9 p.m. today Ifce Becreation Commission's Greco hat vowed to work fir better town Westfleld Downtown Committee, the Main- problem for years. It's time that something •bdh annual haunted house will service, control local property taxes, manage Street Steering Committee, the Parking is done to keep the loyalty of Westfield*: be stags* 54 pm today at tht parking, work for the strong viability of the Task Force and the Rotary Quo. shoppers," he said, Memorial PooL As the clock winds down to the campaign downtown, and endorse a relationship be- "I owe Westfleld a debt of gratitude. This Mr. Jardim is the treasurer of the West- A $1 admission fet of IMS, canrtlrlstes are still meeting voters tween the ccundl and Board of Education. has been a lifelong ambition of mine, grow- field Democratic Party and the Portuguese* d, with children The downtown's future is full of promise. ing up in Westfield," he said. American Congress of New Jersey and a' o In the oontost to Mayor One of ths first things rd like to do as An attorney based in Cranford, Mr. Jardim member of the Essex and Union Cbuntiatf Garland "Bud" Boothe, 1st Council- mayor la to review our local ordinance* that has lived in WestOeld for nearly three years Bar Association and the American Bar As- man Norman Greco la the Re- affect the way the downtown looks, such as but already has an understanding of West- sociation. rignagt. toning issues and the building per- field's strengths and weaknesses. In the 3rd Ward, Anthony Pahunbo Is I Polke to offer mit system," he said. As mayor, Mr. Jardim would work for a resenting the Republican Party. Am safety remlBderi Mr. Greco to a making On council, Mr. Greco serves as deputy solution on parking, a "pay as you throw Mr. Pahunbo ii a former longtime flald, m local burin— owner and has served mayor and the chairman to the Publk Safe- system" for garbage and a aero-based bud- of Cranford and has lived in Westfleld fcr on Town Council fcr fly years. If voters ty Committee and tht Building and Town get four years. In Cranford, Mr. Pahunbo served him ths chanov to became mayor, Mr. Property Committee, He is involved in the "Downtown parking has been a chronic (Please turn to page A-2)
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RECORD Investment pi ill The council chamber was filled to be meeting topic to capacity Oct 24 when resident* The neat meeting of the came out to hear what candidates had to wy on the issues. 4117 of the Starting with Republican may- taon of oral candidate and current 1st 1 JO fun. Monday at 8k Paul's Ward Councilman Norman Greco, IfeBJcapal Church, 414 E. fined the candidates had the chance to Si tell the audience why they are run- BUI Won* of Dean Witter Bay ning and what they can bring to maoa inc. win aim a the council. A afckmg resident and local rung fcr Your business owner, Councilman Greco There will be a tokj ths public he would give them prior to thsmeeung. but a "hands-on mayor." bare are asMOd not Mr. Greco has long been In- tee 11:4ft pjn. and to volved ki public service and feels through the "red door." B his experience in town will prove "lam the ba* Cturtfttan ttatfN to b» matwrbaaauat rve J a town oounownan fcr ove years fpcmpte fornlag and before that I had a long hto- 1 0m %eaMFB»PBaB»w ^awaBj tory of vokinteerism in town, * he Democratic mayoral candidate Thomas Jardim, an attorney, said IMS. in his experience with his fellow residents, he has seen a mmm "hungry for fresh energy." He urged residents to focus on which candidate has the ideas and The WeetneM Area Roosevelt students try to save Rialto abttittes to solve the problems of of Oommeroe has the town. plans to publish tta imm I thought It would be a lot more meaningful if alkw their children to go there uruupervtstd. First Ward Councttwoman Gail marnDeraraB) •!«•/• •*• we stood out there, Katie said. "When they go to the Rtatto, we can give Vemick, a Republican who is run- rant numbers of the Katie's mother, Joy McGuiness, went to a them a few extra minutes afterward to go and ning unopposed for re-election Area Chamber of the luaMo fever has aoread ake wild- meeting tor the Rialto and it was her rt get a pista or do some •hopping - that's Tuesday, gave the audience an willbs Included In •*»*- fw town, and Its latest sup- thah m thahtt promptetdd Katie'Kti'* iidead . overview of the many Initiatives independence. If Fm dropping them off on she has created since her election which to s aVoup of RooseveJt School stu- "Katie and her Mends have been really Route 22, that's not independence," Ms. tht community, in reioi upset about this from the beginning. They are to the council in IBM. These in- McOuiness said. clude the implementation of a packets, at various public ana- not being nnandaBy affected by Its dosing but 1 torn and to viators. On Oct n, when schools ware let out earh/ The students who came cut to save the Rial- weekly farmers market at the train ftr a teacher wctkahop, man than 60 sbtfh-, emotionally effected," Ms. McGuiness said. to hope their efforts will pay off. station. Ordy Ths RlaRo to now the one movie theater aWVfHn" AHfl M^lwHpPKHfV atpBta* Vat I hops we have people thinking about it," Republican 2nd Ward Council' Istcd ki this book end is the noon picketing to save the town's that prateens, hke Katie, can go to by them- basis of all chamber Katie >atd, adding the children who did not man James Grubs, who is akn run- Ths •vent was ths brainchild of a sevanth- selves and get a feeling at independence. ning unoppcMed, gave en idea of AU members will be White the Sony Cbieptox that just opened on attend the rally said they were sorry they apace for an E-Mail *eder at Roosewlt, Katie McGuiness, who how tax money is spent b> the •tailed the grassroots movement and sum- Route S3 In Mountainside would give movie- missed it. Advertising space la swiaflahla "A lot of people were talking about it," she town during his opening remarks, moned her rlssemates during school Oct at. goers a place to view movies If in fact the The municipal budget was in ex- until Dec. 1 on a "firstpay, Rialto does dose, many parents are hesitant to said. "Everyone wants the Rialto to stay." firstchoice" basis. For more In- "They wars going to hang signs around, but turn to page A-2) formation on advertising or rnembsrship, call tt»Jfttl. 'Booki for Kkli' Do you 'Block scheduling' program to DcflB The Weatfleld Memorial li- brary will launch Hs annual believe "Books for Kids" book donation goes well at WHS drive tomorrow. gy KAMNgffl shorter pcritxi, which met both Give a child the gift of read- in ghosts? dfiys. intgg by bringingg a new book or nir. Student* s«jni(HJ to welcoffM books to the librar/i collection In mi H'fm-t to p chitngn to their typical school box. Books will be presented to ffSNKOOKD tcmtiifiK 'Hit! ifurtiinK optioriM, d«y disadvantaged children during We-ilfiHH High HrhiKil <'Xtx>n "IT't nice not htivlng alt tho the holiday season and TTThm the ghouls, mrniert with mi iiltmialtv to tin- fliinsf'H cv»Tydny IJCCIIUBO having to throughout the year. Books for \ A / ghosts and goblins KflirHjI'M nnrriml nino fMTJixl flay concent rule on oil your majors ev- children preschool age-14 years V W come out to haunt with "hl>K-k MrhcckillnK" Ocl, W. X\ eryday IN toiiKh," wnlor MellSSa old are needed » w your neighborhood, "Mchml should IM- n»i IUKI It" Now In its sixth year, "Books tonight, who are you going to K calif run cxiH'nmcnimn," I'rtnniMil IN>li While tlic ilnnn |«Tlo Slacker vaud*vlll« [ Hometown Handbook •111 IWIlt Budding rivalry Actors make fools of 4 Annual edition profiles CHS hosts Westfield themselves to become s* area communities in gridiron battle comic sensations ••• •ports, p«0« A*14 Special Motion inUdt See Weekend Plus InikJe & October 31,1906 safety director, responded by say- ; Republican Councilwoman Janis 21 to 6, he said. tive strategy, he would not be op- issues as an opportunity to clear Fried Weinstein, who is running "We are on the upswing and I posed to the erection of a parking up a falsehood. ing he sees things like the fire de-*; for re-election in the 4th Ward, Tee! nothing but positive things deck, he said. HIfs inevitable that an ocpartmen- t and police department Hopefuls said volunteerism has been a way about downtown Westfield," he Mr. Greco believes the town casional conflict should arise," he as necessary things that the coun- of life for her. said. needs to re-evaluate the usage of said, adding he abstained on the cil should not cut (Continued from page A-l) "I am the volunteer who will When asked about the wave of the more than 3,000 available passing of the Special Improve- Having served the 4th Ward on ' ceu of *21 million for 1906. Mr.work hard for you," she said. subdivision in the 3rd Ward, Mr. parking spots in downtown. ment District because he didnt the council since February, Ms. Grubs said. More than half of this Ms. Weinstein's opponent. Dem- Palumbo said, "We must make "It is the same problem over and want it bogged down in a political Weinstein said she has not heard' * budget payi the salaries of the 263 ocrat Lawrence Goldman, spoke every attempt to stop the wave of over again," he said. "There are a lot of complaints regarding the town employees. about his strong commitment to subdivision that is the result of re- things we need to do, and as your In response to this, Mr. Jardim 4th Ward, but would like to see the Republican candidate in the 3rd schools as demonstrated by his in- soning ordinances." mayor, 1 look forward todoing. " continued to insist Mr. Greco did council look into getting a Neigfe . Ward Anthony Palumbo, an at-volvement with the Education Mr. Walsh said be was on the An adamant supporter of thehave self-interests in downtown. borhood Preservation Grant to torney, said he is aware of the Fund of Westfield. same page as Mr. Palumbo and be- curb-side bulk waste pickup pro- "There is no doubt in anyone's spruce up Central Avenue in the" problems of WestfleM. especially "I will work to establish a rela- lieves the area around Tudor Oval gram, Mr. Walsh told residents he mind that Norn Greco cannot vote 3rd Ward. thow In hit ward. tionship with the Board of Educa- should be resoned would work to reinstate this pro- la the Mr. Pahunbo agreed. A veteran of municipal govern- tion," he said. When briefing the audience on gram, which was "applauded by Mr. ianUm said. "He "Central Avenue needs to be ment, Mr. PaJumbo told the public The first question of the night what she feels priorities in thetbistown." tauuy doss have a conflict of inter- dramatkaUy repaired. None of us he will put his experience as pros- went out to Mr. Jardim, asking him town budget should be, Ma, Weiu- Mr. Palumbo said the town was est" are happy about this," he said ecutor and Zoning Board of Ad- what three issues will he focus on steln said she would like to see the preparing to sponsor the program In an unrelated question. Mr. Mr. Goldman said, There are justment attorney in Cranford to for Westfield. As a newer residentmunicipal services be the focal again in spring 1987. When the Jardlm said ha would like _tj>jm certainly things we can do better." , use tor his ward. to the town, Mr. Jardim said he point of the council's efforts. program is held consecutively two the council look now dosaor at Mr. Walsh saw paving roads and.. John Walsh, Democratic candi- foresees the most pressing prob- In response, Mr. Goldman said, years in a row, interest wanes be- the operating sMe of the budget. OTMWtg the infrastructurinfrastru e of date in the 3rd Ward, urged resi- lems in Westfield to be the poten- T would like to see services for cause residents dont accumulate the town as priorities be wouldld, dents to celebrate their freedom of tial closing of the Rialto, increas- homeowners and not benefits forbulk waste in such a short amount Mr. Greco, wbo work for on the south side. choke this Election Day. If elect- ing taxes and the continuing vital- other occupants of town. of time, Mr. Pahimbo said. ed, Mr. Walsh, who is also an at- ity of downtown area. Mr. Jardim recognised parking "It's an economic thing We dont torney, vowed to help 3rd Ward In response, Mr. Greco said, as as a major problem In town and want to lose money on this," be Buy Direct From Manufacturer! residents, especially those on Asa- councilman, he has been actively cited meter feeding by downtown sskl { ( lea Court and Tudor Oval, with the working on efforts to save the Rial- employees ss the root of this proo» Mr. Greco, whose wife's family problems they are having. to and illl the empty stores in lent He has proposed requiring owns property in the central buH- "We have an opportunity here to town. In the last three years, the raujMoyees to park In new district, used a question con- lie & Tile Gall® keep Wastflald gnat - Caipe number of empty stores in the lots away from the cerning allegations that be has a Diem — let us seise the day." downtown area has dropped from downtown. If this was not an effec- conflict of interest on downtown Factory Outlet In Westfield, he b a member of of ttetewatocoilect (bahama," aumln of rohtgntitl the Rotary Club, UN1CO, the His- and a e Campaign torical Society and the BousMWd Mr Was* to a Cofiwwcidfcnf^ f i • 1HK RECORD To achieve these foals, Ma liohw fcafe the SID si should eoraidir in tta budget a comprehensive ap> WESIFEELD — The directors of the newly termed pwrii to economic development, image enhance- Board of Directors to the Special linpsowaiiant TJts- merit rnarkoting and security. Sr* ' trict (SID) held a special public input masting OcL 33. David Oweiui t residmt who sits on the Board of t Several residents and representatives far the twoDiractoca fbr the New Jersey Workshop tor the Arts, tot (svc presentations on now they uncadthtboani to tiy» high priority to th>Li>a<>oit of hmr to Amis cultural arta center. V nii wanen Rorden. president of the Westfleld Area ^ wwfld stimulate a I* of taleiw* In «» down- ;• • Cravnber of Commerce, wee the first to eddrees the town dtatrfct," Mr Owens said. Doara• - — •, Mr. Harden told the board about the ihaittbw1* involvement in downtown Weatfkwi smoe 1941 anding lepresentsfiva from went on to ine Boara scout a recent Sotm of the pntfects the chamber would Jfl» to see •ol. g rang and the would KB* to sea the tree lighting, which • a| as projects to anhanet the look of the dkfafct. such — the wilierwnrn* of UK»it>vj»»\(il and UmJa ixnvttwltJ • **•• »„ I!.- » «•--•» KJ_ B^^a^^ ^^alb j^^^B^ pajov ID in ami WJB|% •/• iwnan awn a* waaajaai > OerIwaUana to tht« Gaio boardl Moa. w wax tte neat to oflar na*j >7Our traditional town tM^4 a mail or Therefore, the of the 8ID th>w ttdn VOTE FOR REPUBLICAN FREEHOLDERS association Scotch Plains man charged tip host exhibit November 5th—Row "A" - The with disorderly conduct wil hold taiM It, of Aknual Member »Wbitton Nov. %- ••*?•* yJB"• a] WawAfAawlH lfjn the Westflald Cbmmunib/ _5.^5^yT» 2ff_?^^ I wwBJBj%gaBjBH Linda DiGIOVANNI i •*•* \Tl pm fHday, Ho». t, them wtu be poetry reading by Bafeara wlrkus. Ms. Wkku., a iMMwhsw author, will be reading worn her cHspbook "Pbema fbr Linda-Lee KELLY M Now.*, I earn- rUques will be nrmnasrl by local eMMs BaraaWwi aQBiaiiCnf • 0 Bob VIGLIANTI I Ms. Zietohkk has •Jwbltsd In asveral fafcirks, IncKidlnf the Of- fice Center tai Short HUk. ~ Oalkry, Tbmsulo Qallery and I "THE PROPERTY TAX FREEZE TEAM" Shehaswon Center fbr the Vtaual Alto, New •Met was re, ••/ o* m pel York Ota/ Art Teachew A a iBitojiiiii to wjftueaf the phone centh/ at PmUsvils Mffls in tcan, Waterloo VUB*W end i ELECT Omnty Museum. At 7 DA Sunday. Nov. 19 a CW- #y Looking At will be presented by B tinbach, s member of the Hew NORMAN GRECO Jtrsey WatercoJor Society end aVA. Sehaeger and an tnstmetor at New Jersey Center for Visual Alto. Mayor of Westfield The pMboc is tnvned The Com- roufUQT mom is naraanaivva w> osiwhlr for more Irdbrrnatton, cell on Tuesday, November 5, 1996 Norman Greco Believe* In A Common Sense Approach 1b Westfield's Government Contlnut To Work For Strong Md I I Viable Downtown ' • I' 4 Bring Buttons Maintain Our like Approach C (immunity Assets, To Town In A Fiscally Government Responsible Manner Leon s Catering Sc?rvice ,.•! ,! fj. M.E.N.U it Councilman, B ywnrs W* Bnn* I if l>Mt Fr«tld«ntt WantfUld nmmr Chmmbt of Commercs — MdBfc—Vl| MM Sail «Wt MM , , ftnrwr to* I pw* w% §7.00 040} i» an by "• l.(fe~lonf( WestfMd resident*, ISormun tint/ his *'//*% lurot 0)ww lor 3> p*^)* «n)y |14,00 Schwarz tireeo. hvlleve in (he "spet iufttess" of WextfieltL to them, (BOB) Westjteltl is the ptttir where they nmi their ehiltlren haw •MIM rtMWlft aWMNt «HM« VniMOIIl ...... „-„„ .„„ Omtr tw 7 ptopti only |12,00 MI up, where they have heen actively Involved in local otfttm t« t otbm and where they are proud to live. As Mayor, Norman will work to Bon preserve Wextjleld's heritage and it's l¥naey fur future generation*. 8irt>»crtpton i«t#« by VMH w«ht« Unfdrt Courty HO, etJi ©f eow«y ISO, out o» «SW tW T«l on* per mMomf her pfoffwtlon Pdd for by Prisncta erf Norman Graco, Mslflori, Toasufsr, 319 L»fion Avertu*. Wettfiold 07080 Commentary ights Dole and Kemp NO!, HO! of fancy -ft I SAID m HAVE GOP ticket will T06ET0UTAMP ";. fulfill America's potential VOTt TODAY! ""Bob Dole and Jack Kemp should be elected to our nation's high- est offices. They have put forth positive proposals that will help us iblffll our potential as a people and as a nation. AH Americans will Getting in have a better chance to move ahead. 'By contrast, Bill Clinton has proven himself unequal to the de- mands of these times. His higher taxes and increased regulations the swim of 'have burdened us with the slowest economic expansion in AmenV tan history. He hat failed to come up with a coherent pnet-Oold War flood control foreign policy. And his administration is morally squalid. I understand now why flood con- TA The U.S. has the potential for a great economic boom and sptri- trol is so important in that i 4aal renewal. But major obstacles must be removed The deadliest and I (foolishly) went to din- of these is the tax code. The typical family today pays eight times as ner in South Plelnfieki during a ch tax to Uncle Sam on each dollar of income as did a similar hill in the recent storm. Driving 145 years ago. Two breadwinners today still cannot provide fcr past New Market Lake in Placet- Jy the way one breadwinner could in generations past Clinton „ we sew that the take had i the status quo, with a dose, of small fins here and a dollop of risen almost to the road. I thought _ ted tax cuts" there. I remembered * small waterfall „ The economic fundamentals are fabulous: there, but it was missing, and I had SP A powerful investment boom since the early 1960s; my first inkling that this was no gi Our rc-emergence as a manufacturing powerhouse; ordinary storm. £• Abundant capital; Sunday morning, I grabbed my g" Impressive international trading prowess. camera and went for a drive. My y We should be experiencing a vibrant, surging economy. Instead, It first stop was Seventh Street in fa as if the New York Yankees had finished in the cellar. Clinton MkkBeaex Borough, which was to- gand his cohorts cannot comprehend that whan you lower the price tally underwater. The few cars that gpf and burden on work, success, productivity and mventhwness, you remained on the street were up to fgget more of these desirable things. They would rather have more their footboards in water. -government power with less revenue than more revenue with leas Sower. The Dole-Kemp tax cut package would give struggling fami- As I drove through Middlesex Jtes meaningful relief. More lasting, It would give us better proe- and Bound Brook, I started near- *jkcts for the future by lowering barriers to growth. editor ing none*, ine Bmasjes ••• vivn. ^Of vastly greater significance, though, Is the Dole-Kemp vow to ottr of apartment buHdbigs >nk the currently complex, corrupting tax oode arid replace it with ] something that Is fair, simple and flatter. Do that, and the economy doned in dssp erate (will explode with growth. Immense amounts of brainpower would deeptrate|y moving their stock to I be applied to productive tasks. We presently spei»d about frve hUtton Mr. Greco a trusted friend try and saveH {noun and almost $335 billion a year filling out tax fbmi. Govern- There were several abandoned jtnent revenue would grow even raster than the economy because iwTfce Yes, I am a friend of Greco's. cars under the River Road bridge, | there would be far better compliance. I am a fheridcf Norman Greco's. Yet, I am guilty; When my wife and I were having some problems police said, but 1 wasnt able to see sm i wan ID see lura oeoonte mayor 01 weeweso. JII with town (nothing'! perfect); we celled the only per- son we felt we could call. Councilman Norman Greco them. For the ant time in B years Michael Wotstti wrote In the OeiM WstfMd faword, (according to reatdentiX you 'education and regulatory refcrms. Almost unmticed; for Instance, is 1 am in Greco's "FOO." Now I wll t*Q you why. came forward to help And a solution to our problem, the omdidetee' Intriguing proposal to simplify auto Insurance, a Years ago, when I was young, our famUy had a with solid, heartfelt, knowledgeable, oM-fashkrned couldn't even get dose enough to refreshing change that could cut premkiim M4S percent, saving medical emergency. We called the rescue aquad. It constituent service. Yes, I am a friend of Greco's. River Road to see the bride*. Onh/ drivers mote then HO billion over two yean. was Norman Greco who came, driving the ambulance. Knowing Norman the way I do, I cant understand the tops of the pumps were vutfbs* The moral rot at the core of the administration is mind-boggling: 1 can never forget that day, and 1 will never forget why Michael WolaU wrote such terrible things. What at the comer gas station. •The PresWmts iU-cVsguiead hint that h* will pardon Whitewater Norman. He handled the situation wish exuberant a bitter and misguided letter! The tetter says more Even though this was not a criminals is, In spirit at least, an obstruction of justice. energy, yet with the confidence that comes with about the writer than the subject Why is Wobki mad "flash" flood, It's still a mirad* no knowledge and training. We know then we war* Inat the world? In reaUty, he should be mad at himself. mounstt vrere aiBeti in met aeep • The White House's abuse of FBI files on opponents is a crime of good hands, and that our crisis would be dealt with He purehaaed a home adjacent to the then-proposed senior cttiaen sKe, without realising a complex was water beneath the bridge. A police correctly. Yes, I am a friend of Oreeo's. oAVer toM me they had to get bar- •; TV President's until this-election year btdUlfcrence to drug use When 1 needed a Job, 1 went looking in WeetfleJd, about to be built When he found out about it, he has helped fuel a nationwide epidemic among our young. ricades up very quickly Saturday f for this Is my town, ft wes Norman Qreoo became upset He d*dnt do hie homework and the Cta* Ultfb4UUb''rtilb^bt ^^^^^^^^^ ^-^^J-^J LI^_ ^M^^MA WM IW saaasBBVivft^ ^aiaft ^e night, otherwise peopl* would Infanticide - Is disgraceful. The mainstieam media 0HV>iO|PiniiH •ufpnBva rant* ••xwr n» i» iwiUMi wn •* drive right Into the water. Greco's. Later, when 1 was a bet gtder, 1 wanted to any target, no matter the relationship. MM*) w public to the truth of this grisly, murderous —a *- —At- _** «. —. II^M-^. rJae^MMBk tassM tfc^aawasBMf But in aB fairness, Jim and I pssssj men i MMIM**! n vm naffTMn urext wno impva The poor quality of his research In buying his home (bund that in a driving rain, when form th* kegue so that I might play. Yea, I am a ii evident again in the poor quality of riisaarctt he has The administration has no foreign policy. It did nothing when friend of Greco's. don* far the currant mayoral campaign. The hard the lights reflect a certain way. It's Han sent agents and troops into the safe haven in northern Iraq When I b*canM«naduK,wttiiafamily afnvawn,] data esptalning who benefits from improving dtown- easy to drive into what you think Is that we and our CkOf war allies were enforcing to protect the Kurds. was fortunate to be able to stay In WaetnoM At town k on Me in the WeetAskl Memorial Ubrary. The Just a puddkf, only to find It's pert the While House did nothing as Saddam moved hit troops up to Christinas, 1 took my niton and nephew downtown Irony in the data le that the horneowMr benefits of a stream with a thyroid problem. that ttne. It did nothing effective when he braamly entered the to see "Santa" come to town. My oat friend was back, greatly from a vibrant downtown, yet is not being Bound Brook's downtown area fbrbidden zone and set about butchering all who supported us. That again as a volunteer, out in the oosd to greet every taxed one cent for any programs now being planned was a huge lake. Two ekteny peo- iVaster was not Jurt a fhmign pnllry fallnm; it win s betrayal child who wanted to see Santa. Yes, I »m a Mend of That new tax win Ml only on the downtown. ple who got off the tram geaed In TamilaT dithering and.drifflng ta s hallmark In other areas, Greco's. Leading • Hie of public service is a reward all of its dismay at the scene as they real- weren't our troops supposed to be home from Bosnia by Christ* As my attachment to WcstfMd grew and grew, I own, with no financial gain. Westfteld Is a community iaed there was absolutely no way to mas? And the President'i glib reassurances that no missile defense decided to ghw back to the community some of whet of volunteers. That is the Westneld way. If anyone's get out of the plasa. Mam system will be necessary for a decade or more rings hollow. WestfMd has given to me. I looked Into Joining a goal Is to maidmiM their Income, they surely would swvice organisation - UNJCO - which gwea so not volunteer for the various boards and office we was covered by water than Us i With such a sorry record, why la BUI Clinton heavily favored to much to town, And who do I see before me, long s have in town. Mr. WotsM dosent know that either. All em most point to Tabnage Avenue. win this election? He has successfully lowered our economic and contributing member, but my old mend, Norman. 1 hear is him complaining, since the day he moved to One can only hope one of the Mks rhoral expectations. He has perfected his patented "I feel your pain" Yes, I am a friend of Greco's. in boats eventuaty heaped them. performances. His I-want-to-please-you persona is in sharp contrast When my wife wanted to start a little business of The statement that Norman Greco is out to line his own pockets )s pure bunk, and anyone who would Yes, there were boats on Main to the OOP's sometimes strident, abstract, lourpuss presentations. her own, I helped her as best I could, but I knew she Street ... canoss. dinghies, inflat- Shameless demagoguery helped the Democrats when Clinton and would be much better served by joining the Chamber aocuae him of this obviously doeant know Norman Greco. able rails. In spite of the damage Iftbor union bosses charged Republicans with trying to gut Medi- of Commerce. She came home to tell me my old suffered by store owners and ten* e. Th* GOP, incredibly, let these blatantly fauw advertisement! friend, Norman, was the president, and that he helped her as an equal - one buiineu penon to toother. ants, there was a festive atmos- runaniwored for months on end. phere' as people parked their oars Most damaging, the Dole campaign has not persistently, persua- on Bound Brook's side streets and riv*ty made the case for tax cuts and tax simplification. Its paid walked downtown to see the show. advertising has been unfocused, off-message. Ineffective. Lipstein sets the record straight To their credit though, once they Given part broken promises, people are skeptical. They need to T*UM Editor and by removtnjt profit from the cost reached the street and sew what understand why the tax issue is so important They need tob e I am one of tlve Democratic candidate* for the In addition, contrary to Mr. AncJeraon's contention, nature (and bad drainage) had nsrsuaded that Bob Dote means what he says. If Dole Indeed does Scotch PUm Township Council, and 1 am writing in no costly tpedal election it needed to change to a wrought, they stood in shocked si- Ibis in the campaign's closing days, he will rightly win a victory response to th* distortions In Mr. Artdenon'i letter, directly elected mayor. Th\* can occur during a regu- lence. i even more astounding than Harry Truman's nearly 50 years ago. which appeared in your Oct 34 edition. lar election. We owe it to ourselves and our country to do all we can to make The point Durbar* Schwartz and 1 made at th* Perhaps Mr. Andcnton should be amazed and horri- There were some humorous mo- suoh a victory possible. candidates' debate \* that given th« high hrvel of UMts fied at how thr itll-Repubtlcitn Township Cound) al- ments for those of us who were not mUblUhcri under yearn of Republican dominance, w* lowed that portion of our property taitM going to our victims. A JeUUer took advantage oannot understand why we do not have more muntel- municipal government to climb 30 percent In four of the "lake" on River Road. Evac- pal services for the taxc* we pay, such u a profet- years, white taxes going toward education haw risen uees at Bound Brook High School •tonnl fir* department and municipal garbage colter- only 8 percent during the aame period. accidentally ate the bagels meant tton, Mill tin* would bo better spent looking nt th* facts Tor the Rotary dub breakout The We al«o pointed ml thnt municipal garbage collec- ratiwr than printing unfounded calculattoni. Storey family on LaMonte and TheVfestfield Record tion would actually tww taxpayers' money by chanR- Wciit Main got so tired of being inA a luindeductlhlr i'x(»>niw» Into a deductible SeatehPlalm nplashed by cart going through th* Forbee Newspapers, A Division of Forbes Inc © i<«wtw« int. deep water next to their house, Malcolm 8. Forbes Jr. McClintock, Marks deserve your support they hung out a sign: "No wake, Editor -In- Chief To 'It* tidltor. hi* term rot mayor. Bill's Irifmt on vwrioua Lou Bareony An 1 drove through these towns On N«»v, 5, the rrnUtrntu (if S<-«»t<1h will I)MV«* by Uic council Una ut«t>n tnvnlunble. His Publisher Monday and *nw ruined furniture IUI u()|X)rtiii\lt,v to WIIHI two inrnilwrii of the of the (H-oMoiitk'H Involved in th* ile- and pogRMMlons lining th* streets, •lemet ftelliy Andrew Stmpeon Cheryl Feneke «hl|) Council. of tin' townnhip budgrt hits tu'l|M««l to kwp my heart went out to those r**i- Sports Editor Editor Executive Editor ttf*puhll Letter writer should get facts straight OVER 1 roOPHTTERNS tt- I!) ('HOOSI HU1M' To The Editor that appeared in the Westfeid senior citizen residents around half $100,000") in support of the Main- ' Mr. Wolstd, who likes to identity Record last weak. a million in legal fees and other Street program. Correction No. 2. "me only as "Bud," as if we were He and I became acquainted wrpgnsea and delays — five times The residents of Westfield contrib- ' the greatest of friends, had a num- during his lengthy and single- the taxpayer investment in down- uted another $300,000 of their own ber of serious allegations and fac- handed objection to the second se- town Westfield. funds, demonstrating the towns- :tual misstetements in his letter nior citizens housing project, which Now your readers know the basis people support downtown. was sited, as had been planned for and background on which Mr. Wol- The rest of his letter rambles il years, on town-owned property ski periodically attacks me andlogically from parking meters to next to a house he bought when he now attacks the outstanding coun- leaves to "management of our Democrats moved from Garwood around 1992. cilman I support as my successor open lands" and I cannot begin to His repeated objections to theas mayor, Norman Greco. respond — except the last item. We state courts and toth e Department Mr. Greco owns no property now have senior citizens living on deserve of Environmental Affairs were downtown himself. None. This is a a private forest Mr. Wolski thought without exception dismissed as fact. The parents of his wife do the town should have left there for without merit — if they had any own properties. He has executed a his benefit support merit the senior citizens would not prenupual agreement, and he per- be there today. sonally has no interest in these Westfttd mayor To The Editor: However, defending against his properties. Correction No. 1. " The Oct. 17 Wettfleld Record's objections cost the town, the senior The town government spent ''front-page headline reads, "Biggest citizens corporation and ultimately $87,500 over four years (not "over blow to downtown," which is about ' losing our 75-year-old Rialto The- • atre. Below that there is an article 'on ttje eyesore where our Excellent Diner used to be, also considered a '"different type of landmark. 1 What is going on here? Where "were the mayor, Norman Qreco, "and our councilpcople when these now major losses were* in the be- * ginning stages? * Where were the "protectors" of ^ our town, its integrity and diver* sity? Shouldn't these buildings be ' considered important enough to be ".deemed landmarks? al i know that if. N«w York Otf it , took some big losses of privately „ owned "special" buildings before s they formed a landmark commit- ', tee to stop the losses. Why can't we *", do the same here before we com- pletely lose the uniqueness of our ,'town? , How is Cranford doing such a ... good job keeping its town intact? It ALUM '. seems to me that so much comes , down to "too little, too late" Our .., "protectors" are moving too slowly ILECT if at all! It just may be time to rev the engines, get new ideas and new . i. energy in here. Jfjtils FrUd A new government is a good be- . ginning, therefore 1 proudly sup- . port Tom Jartlim for mayor, Jack , Walsh in my 3rd Ward and Larry Uftlong Resident of - Goldman for 4th Ward coundtmen. •• They will represent all the peo- W**tfleld>s 4th Wmri . pie. not just the ftw. COUNCILMAN ^Member, Westfield Town Council Westflekl •Trustee, Westfield Historical Society * Member, Westfteld Chapter OAR BrielleB. Palumbo, daughter of 3rd Ward Repub- •Past Co-Chair, UnKed Fund of Westfteld Special Lerner's answers Busines Committee lican Council Candidate Anthony N. Palumbo, *CCD Teacher, St Helen's Church are corrected •Past President, McKinley School PTO recently announced her endorsement of hen , To The Editor: •Married with 2 children attending Wettfleld PubUe The NorthwwU'Hi Edition of th« l^agui' of Women Voters of N«w Schools father for the 3rd Ward seat. Ji-nwy Education Kind's 1996 Vot- •Continuing the tradition of public service in er* Guide hus intxirrect information Westfield of parents. Arthur and Vera Fried ' rrK&rdinti 7th Congrensionnl Dis 1 tritrt 1'JindifintP \Mtry I/rprr'* stand • on gun rout ml. REPUBLICAN Trm questions and the correct *** • •• unsworn follitw for 4th Ward rd Question: l*i you support fttfrriil 3 Ward Vote legislation that wuuld rt^wal UM> WESTFIELD bun on assault WMiponn? {^anill TOWN COUNCIL Nov.S datr firmer nnswrrwl "no." Councilman QucflUnn: l)ny K trlih^gl m • 3 Wt^H 3 |1 i^gLV7 ** SM JJH ^g^B^gg^j__ Hurry Ir Offer Ends Soon, The New Sealy Posturepedics® Are Here At Jerrififi .MiQW^ ^ Prices ^ Buy Sealy? For These Exclusive •^•f-» Sealy Posturepedic Features! SEALY PERFECT REST PARAMOUNT SEAL $ ea. pc. 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"CPSC plastic venting (HTPV) pipes-which are use in appliances and by installing a CO detector that oxide gas from leaking into your home, accord- recommends that consumers should not ser- mid-efficiency appliances - may separate or meets the most recent UL standards," Brown ing to Chairman Ann Brown of the Consumer vice their own appliances, but instead have a crack. This could allow CO from the furnace to said. Product Safety Commission. qualified professional perform an inspection." enter a home. The CPSC is currently investi- The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commis- "CO poisoning from the use of fuel burning A yearly inspection of your home by a profes- gating this problem. Homeowners with a gas- sion protects the public from the unreasonable appliances kills at least 200 people each year sional should include a careful look at the fire mid-efficiency furnace or installed be- risk of injury or death from 15,000 types of and sends more than 5,000 to hospital emer- following sources of carbon monoxide: tween 1987 and 1993 should have them in- consumer prod-ucts under the agency's juris- gency rooms for treatment," Brown said. "Con- •Furnaces, hot water heaters and stoves. If they spected for cracking or separating. diction. To report a dangerous product or a sumcrs can avoid this tragedy by having their burn natural gas, heating oil, wood or other • Improper ventilation. Make sure that your product-related injury and for information on fuel-burning appliances inspected by a quali- kinds of fuel, these appliances are potential applianceshaveadequate ventilation. A supply CPSC's fax-on-demand service, call CPSC's fied technician each year, and by purchasing sources of CO. offresh air is important to help carry pollutants hotline at (800) 638-2772 or CPSC's tcletype- and installing CO detectors that meet the re- • Chimneys, flues and vents. Have flues and up the chimney, stovepipe or flue, and is ncc- writer at (800) 638-8270. To order a press quirements of the Oct. 1, 199S Underwriters chimneys inspected before each heating season essary for the complete combustion of any fuel, relcusethrough fax-on-demand, call (301)504- j| Laboratories standards. for leakage and for blockage by creosote or Finally, consumers should be aware that char- 0051 from the handset of your fax machine and j CO is a colorless, odorless gas produced by debris. Creosote buildup or leakage could cause coal grills can also be a potential source of CO. enter the release number. Consumers can ob- j burning any fuel. The initial symptoms of CO black steins on the outside of the chimney or Never use charcoal grills in enclosed spaces tainthisreleaseandrecall information atCPSC's j poisoning are similar to the flu, and include flue. These steins can mean that pollutants are such as a home, garage, vehicle or tent, and web site at http://www.cpsc.gov or via Internet dizziness, fatigue, headache, nausea and irreg- leaking into the house. Have all vents to rurnac- never bring grills with live coals indoors after gopher services at cpsc.gov. Consumers can ular breathing. High level exposure to CO cm es, water heaters or boilers checked to make use. Never use charcoal grills as an indoor heat report product hazards to [email protected]. cause death. sure they are not loose or disconnected. High source. 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Pkaneri U of Scotch Flaina haw ns, press and Cither and mother, Sam and Josephine," He was named president of tha firm m reunion. Spjonatad $1J mutton to buttd a 900-aaat concession space, dugouts, Mr. Plumeri said. 1883, after which he was promoted to vice For 12 years, Mr. Plumeri has also fuajd- •:taatbaH atadkum at the OaOeji of WIQkmi and lighting K will be con- In announcing the gift, college President chairman of Travelers Group. ed the William and Mary/PJumerl Pro-An •: end Mary in Virginia. structed on the college's Dulard Complex Timothy J. SulUvan said. Through their Mr. Plumeri ia the co-owner with his Golf Tournament, which nuees $«MT>- >•" A member of tha WQUm and Maty near Ironbound Road, adjacent to the WU- earlier gifts to various academic and ath- father of the Trenton Thunder baseball $70,000 per year for college •thkrfse. * of IMS. Mr. Phimeri playad on tht llainafaurg/Jarnee City County Recreation letic acholanhip funds, Joe and Nancy team, a member of the class AA Eastern Following the gift announoamsnL D d fuataami. Halt Plumeri haw akeady provided many of League affiliated with the Boston Red Sox tatka Director Ttety Drfccoll sssd of TVavelan Group and Although the design haa not been fin- our ttudants with the most valuable gift Park wlD be the oftts kehed, tha laitiMy ia aapacted to comple» they could gtvr. an education. And with Mr. Plumeri is trustee emeritus of the tha mant tha avohttadunl ttylt of other WU> thia generous gift, they provide our baaa> Wflttara and Mary aVtdowinant Asaoda* and as such wiB have a 1 ball playan both a place to play - and tha tion, served on the national steering com- not only on WlBwn and Maty baaaba Tha current flekl is ahared by several of inspiration to play wa)L We are deeply an- mittee of WUUaro and Mary's Campaign also on hasaball programa In tha tha colteayt athletic taama, while the new for tha fourth Century, is a member of the munUy. - "Ihetmhttonofthc student-athlete has facutty wul oe devoted to baseball with ita In addition to playing on the baasbatt Sir Robert Boyle Society and a lifetime "While tha field win be primarily fcr 1 vlQflf CsaWBCIHBMi ^VUlam and Mary ath- by the William and Mary and football teams at William and Mary, member of the President's Council. Mr. use of William and Mary athkwsa. a y latks,ssl wan know.]atywtfa and I want- Mr. Plumeri was active in the student Plumeri was awarded the Society of the also host other rissibal evanta, auch*as Jsd to eneure that otltar students would Tha new nwOtty win be called Plumeri radio station, theater groups and Pi Kappa alumni's Alumni Medallion in 1886. confeienoe playoffa. youth baasf luws an opportunity k> enjoy tr» benefits Alpha sodal fraternity. He has funded the Joseph J. Plumeri and similar events. In these xi thia vakMbJi toadttfc^whkntoalarge The pant will honor the memben of After graduating from the New York PUattniM DCtioiaVinipt jowpn j* Rumen ways, Pkimeri Park wiu hasp degree haa hafead shigie my MAi and oa» my ttsntb/ who have bean so generous School of Law, he Joined the brokerage Endowment fund for baseball schobr- fan base that ia ao nioisssry ___• u. —- •« --• » with their euppoit my wife, Nancy, my house of Carter, Behind & WeiD in 1970, shlpa, several annual baseball scholarships community programs," Mr. 1MB I Briefs Livengood Program to focus to be lauded on use of drugs for service ! r Project of Ttample In U >:: hMpal ABJBJMJ[PANDAX wul engood, a longtime WeatfleM laal **«. preesnl a program I dent, will be honored at Vtarting %; Medtaatians Wtosb/* 7JO BJIL Nurse and Haafth Sarvtoaa* lath *« • .inunoar, nor. r a* Annrveraary Dinner Jo be jtetd »*„ 'Bnanu-Bii, nms* BBISBB K. ^V^ewaBe^B^sisjaaJ^^r Bsv vsla^B' TV^Ss^aa^BB^^B^B^s^ ^ ssl *-*' TWa program, ftxualng on the Ostwood. 9ne Is being laoogflassd tha nsr oMiangutanea service sa a 4anee of uatag an livengood, of Vbung Nurse and Health Servkas, flwt baearoe in- It-yaaj^dwolunajar. HarapWI of vokinteensm and commitment to Winter weekend home health can haa continued throughout her He. Mn. liven- for fasjUks slated SoodJ^ BMvadaj a VNHSBoard ana nan nsen numerous omceB in* eluding chsarwoman of the Board The of Trustees for eight yean. Feb. 14-17. Frost Valley is at the foot of oixwwaBwy nrauflni in tha heart of tha :^: was founclsr and dajvetor of New Jer- I raaaNNhle knpaot on VNisa\ waHi MI Innate aaJIKy toao * •tajBaa n n vMousn •May and qiaarflad a plaantaf salt Tna Ava., vfl Students give nod to President Clinton The Uven#Mds • tnv« to of vottng. It hi hoped that through tha mock randpsj nUKk noonsy V41 Safatl HIthaVn rrartUan Kswiisntei^ achool nev. rsugn uvengpoo, waa got a hands-on lesson In cMc raaponatiittty ejection ptucass, students will be encouraged the voting proipain for the more to 81 tW^nilinnial ChuteS. at they voted lor tha praaldentlal oan- to vole and be made aware of the reeuHa of than 475 students In flrsiflAh an is the mother of of their choice In th» ifJS National their participation, aU of which wttl fhwne their Thai program teaches the students dvic re- mother of luture potttttaJ undstatanding." spnnsibttky at an eariy sge," Mr. Roomy said. tag the community has al- and the Amertoan Asaoctatkin of Besides voting far csndidetse, the oldest atu» *nhsm is such a small pstosntage of the elec- baen an importam part of torate that «wU' out to vote, we need to start craft Hams win bs for School AdnWetnaara. dents In Franklin School - the flfth^aden Mii. Uvenforfs aieTshs WM ac- — also voted on five national issues including aarty to encourage political Involvement and tive In tha IfesMopa] chureh at the Tha reauNa of the mock election were interest" AB will be donated to phoned into CNN, which is tabulating the out the economy, environment, crime, hearth care local and rionsaan levels; pnal- and Improving the quality of the school. The The students also round the program worth- •r many local iiasalnii eevns of ahnlav election* held in schools while. issue which was of greatest concern to the coinmroeea of the Junior League Bury Sims, a ftruvgieder in Mrs. Stam- of nissfasth, board mambsr of the Fireflghterf* group By almoat a 1-1 margin, the flnt through Franklin students was "Fighting Crime and berger's class, said: "Before we voted In Violence in Our Schools, Home and Stnets." Westflekl Foundation and an active fifth-grade students elected President Clinton school, I found out what the candidates were akimni of Wallasley Collage. changci address over challenger Bob Dole, The outcome of the students' referendum into. I watched the commercials and talked For IM yean, she parttfipatou on The mamben of the WeatftaU When the paper ballots were tallied, Mr. on key national issues will become the "Rec- about Hat home.** the steering commrttaa that FMBA Looal 80 of the WeatAeJd Clinton had ftt vote., while Mr. Dole trailed otnmendettons of America's Students and Par- His classmate, Yssmln Noasri, said: "I liked formed the Nsnonal Aaswiaittoti Fire Department haa announced s with 146. Preaktentlal candidate ROM Perot ante to the Newly Elected President and Con- voting." She also predicted: "I think the real for Home Cam out of three na- change of addnaa. received 2< votes. gress." presidential election will be a close one." tional associations. Earth* this Their new business address is: According to the mock election^ iponson, These i«comrnendaUon* will be presented Franklin students also took the opportunity year, Mn. Livengood raoMVed na- WeaUleld TUBA. Local No. SO, The purpose of the election ia to stimulate to the White House and Congress foUowina to hold a primary ekwuon for Student Council tional recognition when aha -was P.O. Box S8K. Westfteld, NJ. the inauguration In January. officers at the same time. The school's general named the vkutkif Nune Atsncto- 07080. the Interest of students, through diKmaaions with their parents, In the democratic procvw Margaret Dolan, Franklin School's new prin- etocuon is scheduled for Monday. uon of Amstica's Vnkintoer of the This address is for any oor- Year-Agency f ~ raepondence. Including any return rnati from their annual mailing to ail raekfcnts. Miller-Cory to offer artists* apple bee this weekend < A show of portrait art by menv " ben of the Westtleld Art Aseoeia- WESTPIELD - The MUter-Cory cider pnm$, I' tion will be on view through Tiiun- House Museum will celebrate th* t>ian# King of Cranford and Jean • day, Nov. 14 at Children's Spedal- apple 1-5 p.m. Sunday with an »kl Frier* of Wtilmm will dumonntrati* '- teed Hospital In Mountainside. fashioned appl« bee and npt>rv opt>n-h**rt>t (f»<»kln« unlng (wtt>wn I- Works will be exhibited by Rob- hearth cooking. 'IT>« muwum Is «t tic parly Armrkwt rm^pmi and • - »rt l*e. Josh Pl*waa, Al DiSavlno, 914 MountHin Av#, cooking method*. 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Elizabeth, NJ Prt-rtgJilration Is Required Cal(flQ6)8t7-&49Q Sun 1 30 0 CM) \P»n\or: Flav, Jotiph F Durban* I y Pro roglstrntton Is Haqulrod Cntl (908) 527-6490 10 SO 13 Noun 9OS-756-3393 * 41am- Aundty tdwol "Haalthy tailrtg- Sunalay *«••••• g il OOwn-Morning W«n "Foot Cart Aware Screening Program" VM the Staf ot the Diabatee Management Oetier Sattmkn, tiMfM Free Foot Screenings fotlowtng 7 30 pm own Bumlavi •>•«, •>*• a MiMAM and Learn Healthy Hating rt» lor y Offered tor Persons With Diabetes _ 'rli fiHAM S * Co-sponsored by the People with Diablo* W«tfn«td«yt al M nm,i\ A I itH Amsfc mp sewkt now awtlabtf at no co»l to patient. Dls&ettt Call the Dkibfin Management Ontet forilttttl*. aw:** Association* .ELMER ST.-WESTRELD ThiAs diabotoj wilf monuq»m»nt Dlab*t#)i Management Center ©duration nroor«rn hoi bo©n oworaea St. Elizabeth Hospital R#cognSon by th« Ammlcon piabolei 22S Williamson Street 08*232*5723 Association in accordance with the Elizabeth, NJ 07207 Notional Standards for Diabetes SeK- (90S) 627-5490 Wed. and Sun. Managamont Education PtoQiomt, October 31,1966 Celebrating 25 Years of Landmark Service 908-232-8400 REALTY INC. REALTOR -i-1 Warren Ronten 232-6807 DickDicroer 654-1680 JoyeeTaylor 232-4423 BsAsnCtlklm 232-4328 Sheik Psrizcsi 233-6857 JtyneBawlcio 6544122 VktiBattedsU 232-7210 SaulDritKt 232-9056 JsswNfasajsai 233-3389 PstOsdek 6544109 T WISTFIELD* GRACIOUS CH Intryt Panafad SCOTCH PLAINS* Charming ranch hat pto- SCOTCH PLAINS* WtSTFIELD* Prlsttna I flfe 4MaHBMkft^kaa^k ^L ftsrf^tfwkdw^BBaB^a^ ^^ RBV FR hat ralaad haarthfkaplaea + sHdsrs to tura windows ft Blshswss m LR 4 OR LR frpto, CotonMI Dramatic t alary antry, EBJS^S; WWWv^vavavs^^V wJ8 sw^s^a'Ssw^s^SB^^s^sp * •^•* stock ftlarga brtak patfo. Oak floored kHeh- n wnv 10 somo porcn ovonooiiing mm grand PR addtkwt wMsw of •n, 4 spaotoua BRs, 2!A BAa, nawar roof, grounds, bright kHohsn, stsc. awning ovar dsek, nN. rm, 3SR* ft CAC. $227,000. m hixunaua oath. $130,000. $3S§,000. CAC, fumacs A HWH. Sacurlty systsm. $446,000. WISTFIILO* CH CotonW w/bow window WttTFIELD* Cussom butP, asMI tna ajrand LR ft bay window* iLR U1 W/m«pM09. Un VVH| MMN MRSSI wooivi nvw w/w cavwai • nvw wnwa Bif«< ftDR.OakMHnkMohMihM oaJMnat has lowarad dm lo rn. Nawar oak LR la warmod by a suns nrapaBosi Dan, i Pttwdir rw/to«ndry, t luH •IK, 3 BAs, 2% SAs + bamt pwyroom. CAC, kHehan. 2nd FR. 4 SRs, T/i gar, Uncsd grounds w/patla. $30S,000. doubts garags. MTt.OOO art A grsat 1st hamat tiM.tOO. J k . * ^^^BH^S^Bfcl^K^^11 *^^^HBP9PPsP^^^ SCOTCH PLAINT Sat an an sora of | wtSTFULD* Slsgam Cakmlal w/msrbls anlry WtfTFltLO* Unisys, 1 BA ^k m^ak §M JgkMA^ug^g^dM^ga^K 4JSMSA S^ARuSaBl kS^aSs^BBMb. ^ sril« VI Bi^*» ^V/V1VSv*^^^RbW*SV faw^P* VpRTVawS^B Ws^RaW^^Rf* •ST 8J8 s^S^sWvV SW^HF^WIS^SJ PH 1 to nallB. Bt BJOOJ ooomouss ft dssk. MkM I y window ssNngorss. 4 SRs, 2 Ml ft 2 haN SAs, Largs PH w/frpls, 3% SAs, MM sufts • 4mors tag FR w/frpls, 4 SRs, 3Vfc SAa, nM rm, CACI ' al bmdlng la 4 • roe rm, dot gar. CAC. tSSO,OOO. SRs. CAC ft s 3-osr garags. $47s\00O. WE8TFIELD* Wyohwootf oolonlsit A slsts sn- SCOTCH PLAINS* RslMing 3-tlsrdsek w/hot WI8TFIILD* Rsosmiy palntsd SMlsrlorl Ths WEtTFIBLO* Diamond psnsd ft bsysd wid- try socstsst tht LR w/nrsplsos, DH W/SK-tub + hsstsd pool on prlvsts grounds! Spso- LR flrsplMS la fkinksd by high windows ft ths ows + an sysbrow dormar. Spaslous LR ml psndtd bay window srsa, A Itbrsry. Qmnd tsoukir FR hss shsdsd skylights ft bay wta-DR hss s swinging door lo ths sst-ln kttehan ft nrspiscs opsns to s dan • OR ihfough Fronoh kKohtn brigntsnwJ by sltyligM, 1 st fir FR/SR ft dowsl LR flrsplsos ft bsy window, DR aNdsrs psnsddoorlothsdsfl. 3 BRs, 14ABAs • arssr drs. Brtcfat rm w/buMar's pantry, 3 BRa ft 2 SAa BA + 3 mors BRt ft BA on trw 2nd. I37«,OOO. to dsok. 4 BRs, 2 BAs, CAC. I3M.000. sntry gsrsgs. 1282,000. • 4th BR ft BA on tha 3rd. 12*7,000 SCOTCH PLAINS* Bpaolout * Immsoulata! WESTFIELD* LOVELY TOWNHOUSE! Conva- SPRINOFIBLD* Lovsly townhouss has 'stsp- MOUNTAINSIDE* Dallghtful Colonial ast on s Bsautlful psggsd Mra In LR ft DR! Eat-In h«ch- nlsnt to town a train! A pratty bow window ft down* OR, almond ft osk BIK, marbla-faoad LR rlsa. Bright LR ft OR • FR w/flrsplaoa A atrhim sn, FR + 1 st Or Indry. 4 BRa, 3% SAa, CAC ft flrsplsos In ths LR. Naw EtK w/aolM mapla ftraplaoa ft atklsrs to dsek. 2 BRs 3% BAs + dr to a munMsvat patio. KHohan w/dlnlng srss saourMy aystam. Fiaar antry garaga. Poaalbla "washad" oablnsts. + a DR. 2 BRs, 1 % BAs, w/ pratty bamt FR w/BR/study srss. Csntrsl vao, ovsrtooks larraoad grounda. 4 BRs, 2% BAs, motttar/daughtarl $207,000. w carpat, bssamsnt ft garaga. HM.BOO. CAC ft ascurtty aystsms. 1208,000. sseurlty systam. •278.000 October 31,1996 A-13 Area code change won't affect Westfield residents of the demand from alternative phone lines such as THE RECORD fax machines, computers, pagers and cellular phones. Mayor Boothe feels this change is costing a lot of . WESTFIELD — A recent ruling by the state Board people a lot of inconvenience they cannot afford, and of Public Utilities (BPU) may leave the town divided said many of the mayors of other affected towns by area codes. agree. I The BPU rated Oct 23 to allow Bell Atlantic-New The mayor, who has been in contact with Bell At- Jersey to use a geoeraphic split to create two newlantic for some time regarding the change, said the area codes in central and northern New Jersey next phone company had two better alternatives to the year. geographic split ; A small portion of Westfield south of the Lehigh A policy whereby nontelephone numbers, such as Valley railroad tracks will be affected by this chance. faxes and modems, have separate area codes was |IWs ana consists almost entirely of the Public Ser- ruled out because competitors felt this would put vice Dtctric & Gas Co. (PSE&G) properly, so the them at a disadvantage. Ichana* will not affect residences or businesses, said Also, in a process called overlaying, the phone com- Mayor Garland "Bud" Boothe. pany would start issuing the new area code as new • "There is no special damage to Westfield because phone numbers were issued. Snobodys number is being changed - this time," he This would mean lOdigtt dialing among neighbors, jiaid. adding the phone company needs to do some- however, and was ruled out because of a belief cus- •thing to put an end to ana code changer tomers would not want this inconvenience. An autumn spotlight I Many of the people being impacted by this change "The phone company needs to do something dras- tic where people don't think geographically when The Waatfiald MalnStraet Daalgn Committee hai recognized Martin Richard Salon on Elm !are Being the second ana code change this decade. A Street aa a "Spotlight on MalnStraet" for autumn. Tnla dlatlrtctlon la praserrted •easonaWy to [portion of Union County had its ana code changed they see an ana code," the mayor said. In addition to Wettfleld, dark, linden and Scotch the downtown merchant whoa* window Illumination moat effectively contribute to the atmoa** about flw yearn ago, Plain* will be munidpaUttes in Union County that phara of Waatfiald at night PMuratJ are aalon owner Martm Schadt, manlciiriat KaIHa Hal- ! The code changes, which will coat Bell Atlantic $12 will have two area codes as a result of the split voraen and atyllat Paul Vlcarl. {million to execute, will not be fuQy activated until Customers will start using the new codes May 1 in •Nweiiibej 1987. The codes have not yet been de- a process called "progressive dialing," where calls go •termiiMd. but they will not be the typical codes with through with both the new and old codes. Starting tl's or ffsi n the middle. Nov. 1,1987, customers who do not use the new codes ; The 16 million new numbers that will be created will be reminded to do so by a recanting and forced to ;through the new ana codes will help alleviate some rediaL Saturday Sports Clinic [Godparents 1996 dinner is Sunday at temple After th« 5-7»m • WESTFIELD — The Westfield will be inscribed in the Book of Cherin, Betsy Haveson, Shirley ; Chapter of Hadassah will sponsor life on permanent display at the Ducatmen, Miriam Blonsky, • the Godparenta 1990 Dinner 8 prn hospital. Jeanne Goldstein, Carole Thau, JUl I Sunday at Temple Emanu-B. Contributions should be mailed Spasser, Lillian Block, Charlotte • Proceeds will benefit the Mother to Maxine Bradie, 1134 Pud-Shak, Bobbie FYeund, Evelyn Hol- CENTER FOR ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY & SPORTS MEDICINE I Child Center of Hadastah Hoepital dingstone Boad, Mountainside, N J. lander, Dorothy Enrich, Norma DtvM D. B.lUk, M.D. •in Ein Karem, Jerusalem. When 07092. Gardner, Joan Merel, Sadie Schoss, Alfcrt I, Tkra#n N.D. • fully operational, this hospital will Parudpaung in planning God- Hetene Qaser, Stephanie Popper, et BaWasa\9>aJsk ttaualauMVal $be the foremost facility for mater- IIS Nern Ass, W. parent* 1999 an Linda Latkowitz, Bauman, Anita Weininger, MtorM HI OTOaO • nity and pediatric care in the Mid- Senate Bister, Invita- • die East Tassie Becker, Marilynne Ford, (fM) tlt-77?7 (901) tta-ttit I Guests at Godparents ISM will Geralyn lichtenstein, Marda tions Chairwoman Maxine Bradie, • enjoy hor d'oeuvres, choice of en- Cohen. Annette Redtey, Marilyn and chairpersons Franda Daitch, 0» ftp* CM* It • tree, and a rtaswrt table with pass, Napack, Gladys Gravson, Blanche Betty Dubman and Gail Star g cakes and cookies. • line dancing, dance music and t horas will be featured by a disc J jockey from Leonard Bomstein En- • tertainments. J Single member's contribution is UNION COUNTY • UK). A fodparent certificate will be • issued far the $liO godparent con- SERVICE DIRECTORY Stributton, and godparents names t Brtefs Servinq; Westfield, Scotch Plains, Fanwood I BUSINESS, Cranford, Garwood, Kenitaorth Baptist church The yautifroupoJlist Baptist Church el Weat&std will host a pancake bnaknst M:4& em Sun- day in latlmmhip HaM at 170 Bm person charge buys a Mitels m*>HriMi hot and a chance to win wrmxrr nlmm m«Mi>, wrrHotrT a door prise. IXKNUVC Ntrtr IUCI» rooat Clll wofat > tUt tmnHman (Wt) 7S»SJS> WIIMM PTA plan* Tuesday bake sale The Wilson School PTA will hold UNITED THERMAL WINDOWS an Bsctkm Day Bake Sale 7 a.m-7 AT P.ITL Tuesday. ufurtw (908) 276 86B6 « •[ TntsatewUlbeheWlnthe Wil- 'nm son School foyer, 301 linden Ave. Breakfast Menu, soups and baked TO At)V( MTISI MAS) >N goods will be available far pur- chaw. All proceeds from this fund- raiser will benefit Wilson School FTA activities. TO ADVERTISE a^WI^^P IN THIS •^jB^gi^k^Bfa^kvam Organist to appear IN THIS mBB^BT^BBIBBHBBIBi ^aw^na^BrwT at Westfield church DIRECTORY DIRECTORY \four Tbotsies Frederick Swann, an organist, • IDaterproofing • Steps • will appear 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Sidetuolks • Patios Will Be The Presbyterian Church, 140 Moun- 1-800-S59-9406 • foundations • fireplaces First To Notia tain Ave. 1-800-5S9-9495 Mr. Swann i« director of muiic or 908-722-3000 and organist at the Crystal Cathe- or 908-722-3000 Ext.6255 dral, Garden Grove, Calif., where fMitSTUftHT€S he heads a music program involv Ext.6286 9M-Mt- §771 ing It psrfbrming groups. Mr. Swann Is s native of Virginia. He holds degrees from Northwest- OMIVI WAV H UMIIING ern University and the School of Sacred Musk nt Union Theological Seminary. D.S. Rock*f«ll«r Suggested donations are 110 for CHAFftiAHMO$. PLUMItNO i HIATINO IMS, preferred seating and $7 for gen- Uo. #142S ERS& eral seating. Donation* can be mad* at the dour. For more infor * Plumbing DERS mation. call 2334301. * Heatlna • CooHno lltllhUH j • Artaratlont • R«patrt luiriad |4t/up Musical Club • Air CondWonmo j i plant auditions letwddni • Cmbmt • StJf wilkt A (\mttw Audition! for thi» Musical Club t»f 276*1320 .TBtNJK* NACKHOKRKNTAI. IniUlttd State Lie.#4205/9397 WrstfJeUt will In- MM5 «m 36 NORTH AVE., E. ' rtm K»itm»i#ii lully Imurnl (908)275-8677 Scfvlni Union CVturHy am) Vlt inity Wednesday. "CAU 04-1314 Union County One Mrieeuon nhmilcl be Baroque CRANFOflD "CAU. WAYS A WWK" :om or tilasskvl styl* Another should m m be romantic or modem ntyle. For more information, call Ruth HATMHOOM Ml MODf-UNG Boyw at 233 8M7, Scholar-in-resldence FLOODING PROBLEMS! TO ADVERTIS coming to temple IN THIS Rabbi Neil Glllnmn will •*• IHP W« Raflnltht H, I'nrking l.« DIRECTORY m-holar in rpnUifiKf at Tempi* • Porcelain low I iiytn^ luvttft Ertmnu El etf WenlfMd thin w*k WOOD8TACK We rent submcisiblc pmtijw find end He will wldrww trip muHlfec • Ceramlo Tllo pt«l aupwt* of Jewl&h spirituality. TREE SERVICE pmcrjiciHV jicncrnlofs. Slnki. No 1 800-5599491 An author and sjuwst l«rtur*r, l;ur Iflrgc jobs wo inn nl,so supply tnnnrxiwcr. HaWil Utllman Is IIM» chairman of tow, Low • Guaranteed or 908-722-; thp Department of Jewish Phtlmo •MMr ONtstn OMMWIM Ext.8255 phy at the J»wiih Theological rmt MTIMATM Scmlnaty of America. M0O-M2-1ATH 1-800-4-JUICE1 For more Iritormatlon, call 23J- 8770. WostfMlcl fwoofd October 31, iyat> said it: Jiiforcf has two wins and we have one, and WHS runners won all six needto get another badly.' WHS Heetf Footftaff Coach Ed Trmi)chtna. Field, although the nun-ni Hump Saturday, 0 wilt, thrin dr.fri.-4.v.'lv .ind i|... , •"••"•''•'I* ""' wi'iipi tip front « lilk«' tin- n(Tt'in;|vc nl IIH n Inn tic- • "''"' * nl''K ••*Btl"s »'"' J»l»l<"* •' of playerfl him yi't tci win n llninii Kinn Cliivij.i in tin" win BeHPons. "Bo w»> rnlMht not luw>< M.«l ..r hi« train wni. npMii »,«• Rwro|^i lu.vld Kov rented hy {it^m, Kjipnw. "Cronford hm «n 1 that much of mi nilvmitujp UVI - John Tlrone and Stan Carp - Una*/ EHtaborh, Deonor MuNMo, Weal- Crartord. PraaMonl George Hendaa, Saorotary, Joo (atraaontaowHlboSao. rriaaen, Traaourar. Gary Few. Pony Loaauo Al p*y«n Intaraatod con o PALL NOUiW MBB^BL ^HBBIBBL BB^BBM ABM ate ^BB^BBI BP^BI f^BBWaft-aBBlBtaft. BBVB^BBI a%M Satjl ^B^BBM PM •2 OFF AM A^I VM Not i MBonaWa lor typogtuaWci h S BUD! Stop by the EWA Model Car Center and aee tome of the great (Mguiir) | new models, books and videos that have arrived in the last two i oompaHnr'a ad or oousy weeks. Special thanks to the Porache Club of America, Northern New Jersey Region, for starting their rally from EWA. We saw over 25 beautiful Porsches! Coming soon - EWA grand opening celebration, with food, fun, door prizes, giveaways, etc. Coming the end of November! Just In - The 1996 Autosport Grand Prix Review *h««>in» •flMIITi ••«*»• 120 pages of color race by race review of the champion- fMOLlNKtJN ship season - only $9.95 - exclusively at EWA! MONDAVI wi>ofmini»it THE EWA MODEL CAR CENTER tl • t 205 Route 22 Eaetbound Green Drook {9Od) 424-0200 Wtfbeltc: http://www.ewacare.com II I«H«JN(> VPNMfJl/fH Open 7 Days!! qiww • fliy , Monday thru Saturday 9am - 6pm! Open late Thursday til 8pm, Sunday Ham - 5pm! i Cvupott • ^a7 I i ;B LUr« % • A-16 W#stfl6lcJ ffwcoral October 31,1996 I Real V IT AFFOftOABLI, So. Plalnllald-Cape lor HOPCWILL »QHO MODULAR, CUBTOM Ml* by owntr $139,900. 1/2 acre lot w/all •AROAIN HOMBB for SOUTH CAROLINA Ineli heat. H water, mam. WORKS! HOMBB- ERIC Attoc. 4bd, 2 1/2 bath, fin. utilities, ready to build, •ennlea on the $1. Oovi LAKKVICW BAROAINI plowing Siaso/mo. No offert high quality birrtt. CAC, now kit. • close to school, quiet, tortelMOi and repoa- •14,900 Free Boat Slip! ptt, AB Bpm 799-4232. OffBfAn cuetomlied horn** on root, fenced yard. great vlawa 1118.750. eeseed properties Beautifully wooded lot w/ ycur lot or owe. 909-754-7704. 609-486.1617 being liquidated this tree private boat sNp on ExxlBtit Product or (909) 4B9-1B17 IWOJIKII* Pojf Uatiftajs in 50,000 act* recreational 8B)MM en B FsW nlQBj you area, call now! 1- lake abutting oort court*. . _ . I Ntee BIONINBTIR- Now •110 900-33tV0020 eit 199. Paved roads, water, BOMBRBBT- Oiial area, cloto to major and Iha Oontwntr eonetructton, 4 bdr. Colo- MID sewer, moral Exceltent ft- Brook, Ibr, a.8 bth.tranap. 2nd floor. 4 nial 12*0,000. 909-7M- •0MCL0BB0 OOVCRN- nanclna- Watortront alao polio, tannla, move In room* private entrance d 0702 Wk tor Poltr. •MMT HOMBB aave up avoilablo. Call 800-704- cond. Avail. Immad. tnctd heat A water Cou- To OBT RMponM. •AST MILIBTOMI- to 50% or more. Uttla/no t1,175/mo. 90B-873-M7O ple preferred, no pets, TIMESHARES/CAMP- down payment. Poor 3154. (wfcnd) it2-759-2400. IV* rm>. security, AvaM Cutf.bum. 2-3 BR, 2BA,Bodmlnlitar/Hllta Sunny 12/1. 97B0/mo 384-7249 eodar foneo. MagnH. eornar 2BDD C Condo. GROUND MEMBERSHIP/ credit OK. Call Nowll RESALES Buying, sell- aOO-777-0007 out. 300. 0100 wrap-around porch. OuM. firtras. MMual quali- RtNTALS •V •1M.SM By Owner. ty. 114,000. Can attar Ing, ranting. America's |u Aaakft Bt^kaM ^kUBlib^BMB^Bkft most successful roaort 1 9ft VBVtJf l^BTW "W|^B^r^Ra*V CRANPOMD- 1BR, 417-W0-9944 4pm.710-2767, ft kHm, fuH elao waa*tr/ ttWsttaaw A **--* lawJ AkAOll resale clearlng-houae. •410-rtamoa ffPv m nfJBji tfwi, nfiP- fcMForbB*CbBBHW8Bi aOVBMNHBMT Accaptlng all rtaorts. HOUSE 94M • Mum^amHy dryer. Aahfng S 87.000. 12/1. |B00/mo. + 11/2 CLOBBO HOBW8, pan Call Retort Proporty Ra- f4M - Tawnhoyaaa ana) CaH 909-7134419 moo. aec. 90B-979-S497 nleo on the »1. Repo's, tal* International Toll HUNTING? VA, HUD. Sheriff sales . Frea HotNno 1-900-423- No money down govern- S96.7. USE FORBES ment loans available now. Local HoMnge. Toll SOMBHVIUJ CLASSIFIEDS! 94T0. AMftmtMt 10 tree 1-B00-9M4292 art 2 BR, 11/2 BA Town- H-4000. Mare home In groat town loca- OOVT FORCCLOSBD tMttO * H*BIVM*B !• SlMfV HUMTWIOOIM. AmwoM tion. Full bimt., CAC, & Homai lor pennies on a^r^Bs^rla Wv^Ra^a^p^BB VJ^V Q^as^sB^svj Recently Reotored, Circa Deck. Aaklna «112,000. 41. Delinquent Tax, C->1 KIMQ MtALTOBt Wo BUY/ttAM Hauaoa 1*40. Bunny, wldo tlr. Our FREE Report reveal* Repo's. Your area. Toll boarda, tpl, barn, stream, Free (1) 900-999-9778 Aek tor Patrick apaclal new program In 4BM. a now Bthe, All now NJ. Call our 24 hr. Ext. H-H74 for current KM, atoe. aopiic. 11 ml. recorded message. listings Somervllle 9tt9,000. HWIMBII QOVBRNMINT «ORt CLOBBD HOMCB tor •MBC. 2 or 3 brma. In > pennies on 1he II.family. Qulot nghbrhd. toWT*lorij«5r Mtlrt Dellnguent tw, repo's. 11400/mo tod. all u«a. Itf Act Ol 1MB•MICATAWAV- By Plelniield- REO'a. Your area. Toll 11/2 mo ooe. B1>BBW. ownor. t-eiory. l9Rs, 1M,rv,dn,olk,axcat. cond. •Jowl coat —• frog 1-B004t4VSOOO Ext. 4LPPSVMtV any prwrajnoa} Kit.. LR, DR. tTS.OOO. Coov. to trans. $760. Call H-B139 for currant list- LOO MOM! with at- ^~^^i_— ^.. «4sAAa4avJsAaaiA« tached cottage. IS AC •BMtajaon or weMMwiie1 232-0300. Ings/dlractofy. Rt. 80S. Sandytton, NJ. tti9n »o.tad on raco, Commerieal/resldenilal, < -*>_ ..M.I.^[ Ml orna- backed by Stokes Stale of an wvvR" Park. Ideal Residence; such Vacation Home; Hunting Cabin, and/or bualnaa* site, •m.ooo.oo (aoi) •75-6177. 'iHnton Immediate State House Accaaa. 4,900 B. F.total olfteo apace; law. Out readers are 2,900 S.F. immad. avaM. mot) thai all awott- on ftoora 1 and a. Perfect aalvorMota- In tma for lobby oroup, profoa- ne_aveita>la slonals. sale or loaaa WUNOTNt FAMILY opaoftuntty $210,000.00 John BRINQ THE FAMILY tchragaar Hearty, Inc. And anjoy this QMUMUI 4 bedroom, a» be* a» To true ouotam feu* kMawoJ homo. Featuring two Brkr. 90M37-9M9 L«Ml weh many asm Including oantral air. aum- mor kHchon and mean Hk em in-ground pool. ol raee, color, banujdotoNaw OMatan on CMI MIO-HOHWO For Bait , .. an w, BUM Bt., I am • Po«o«oa . •nton, NJ OHtl. 9930 • Raaart l (BMHBM-4«M. PH tram 3 W tench w«h ESi, kvmal m CuMom buw on sparti Hk« M Cgetom ranch ss* on • ptivet* paikihe- 3 BMs. I kiM betht, Elk, twm.l Dfl. Veflv WVffJrffWfn end IM M«w. An a sajohsO' garage, 4 toedKiO(na,FMlFlnW«d basement. S cent root 4 vinyl sMtng Md » • tona U balristufMMIMl) LR w/fraplsae. towly *PVRM meant trie owner MM - LMa/*oroaflo IJ f^i^B^ will *iMaitsln IIBIH deck Truly In move-In condion Not youi smsrumoMers beNnsen It 40,000 and 9*90 - Tlmo Bharoa 30,000 and HM.OOo Cell oRMnary Gape very ur*ent kM ol crwrn 1170.000000 CMRuew«W«*m*«{«0S)ae^ CM RuHeM WWemt SI (80MSSV4173 •173 sm 3«» to see this towty SMCUHV* MM tot an sppolnlmni to sse this spaoiai rioiTie NEWOFFERINQFWCE Booutltjl townhorno wNh koM •KMnHCAIIOUNA WA< mstttr bedroom family room (Mrota> OH kIMian. One car garage Oroot oiubhoueo, pool and Monk* Watarfront and water ac- court*. 14 hour aocuMy, B1M.99B. cess nomeoMoa starting at 117,900. Uve Oak De- velopment 1-t00-SC6- S8« S«ao*oui a room. 4Bn. !% DM home a worn 4SW, 3 M baths cmtom Immtculm condWon » loimel on. Elk, LR w«ii<»piet«. «r|MllMio« sepsel. Onwt »* 173 tut 34» to Me 2OOO at*imouiofit m«aunOM 1-4 CaH rana* OSM *kjassN WAems at (sos)taa-il?3 *n WIOW •173 e«t S4S DKIIWIIY Burgdorff, Re; IflTVCMIM- 4 BR ""Li**- 1 **L^ DM >> IMra **. AawM We still are who we are. 144.NO. CBM Aurofi ~A 711-11#« IVft: **We wtkomt thg ntxt cttuwy. We look forward to tht new opforhmitki which will help m stn* you in mmy tuw ways, Bwtdorf, Rtaltori is a ktalthy company with em optimistic view of chtmg*.tmdallofiuartutr*m«typnmdofwhowtan, what we haw accomplished, and where we an headed. And matt of all, we mat the strength of Burgdorff's unflagging commitment to real estate When you're #1,you exctlUnct We will always be hen for you. ft can do things others cant. Have you heard about the ntwt at Burfdorfr? s're pleased to tell you that Burgdorff has been acquired I tbf fespected National Realty Trust, a franchise of HFS, Inc. WfeM we'd also like to tell you is that we haven't sold out. We are still Burgdorff, managed by the same team, BOUND BROOK $126,300 DUNRI M 04.000 brimming with the same superior services and 1 YOU 8NOOZK - YOU 1 ,OSK! NOHIHS1DKK ^-r •"•• " • •• -T K- V f »«-™w-™. BK^ ^ ^^«-AIIO| ^v M NICC i BR COLONIAL leMuring IK, formal ilming IIH 1 BEDROOM APtS. CUTOISJWAT A^^WATg INQUIRE ABOUT L REAL ESTATE MARKETPLACE PtSCATAWAY'COLONIAL ! > " CuHM-MCloc«M(m.4W t4aA,«M9 < HOURS MM. Ovoralia tot. Ownar wlUlna to MMWH at MSCATAWAY Monday- Friday BUILMITS MOML S:00e.m-5:00pm MW CuMom Col, butt by buUdartar M N a H aho«Mi Rtmeh Over 129 hitrctr St> Somervfllc, NJ >*v 300,000 Rntkn 901-725-2909 FIIANICUN*BUILMUrS MOML Advtrtin Im Fortn at homa. Loadad w/oitnw 4 uparadaatyr* . CantraJ goc. ayoMm. a-tona CM A MoaTiS Ma, as Ma. addMon. oouM b* uaad aa prot. oftko w/ Twap. . p am* LMtJ MM, $691. or S707, Cum ta baton AM. A M. »T FOR NIW TENANTS ONLY Bn.Mam-fitt^S*ASti. It4 STONY WITH OMAT VWW •BBn I IfBB) • HIP>PIM»/MAILIN« (cane tor „___ •( who w4oyv d . _ McTbwaraaa $$$ RANALD C BROWN to M. It and HttP.ft eau Mto your * a* ..JHB )Q lalapnona 1934 Washington Valley Road, Box 68 llnoa, public tax ana NOTICE: AN MtSCtL- •lafa/Olfco Convanlanca ttora, **lo*s< rCOvnd^v Oal MHfOf MARTINSVILLE, NEW JERSEY 06836 UtfUOUt fJWTAtl Vidto, Dane* studio. highway In lornaraal InM OOPW I wW> N'a own Traval Aocy. prof. fH County. 0M4l44t7t. MVAIU IN ADVANCI DOM. Low ram. 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Call us •ATMROOMt A MORI PMCNMON COWTRACT CONTRACTOR PAMPER ft»S07a today tor a PRfB esti- Ceramic (Ha, marble, car- INO- Custom builders, potential customers. Increase profits and Quality workmanship mate, Our 2tsi war. pantry, * fooling. Any additions, carpentry, Mea»onalji« rites YOUR LAWN! AU. PrUMS OP HOME small or large repair. roofing, decks, painting expand your customer base today I I'Hiuimg Wallpapering REPAIR Irrtaflor/eitahor, Honsst est 14 yrs cup Fraa eat tos-aoB-i law Iniorior Alterations windowi, doora, bsih PA*NTiir lutry Ina. Tru-Marc Contt Dorki R0f)-n4B'3a«2 FIND rooms, palrrtlna, ate Call tNTBMOn A EXTSPMOR fW«422«4l7 SHEET MOCK A Johnl0JMM-O0MI_ Oeok and Panoa SJ*ach- SPACHLE— Patches to NINA HALLAS Painting LANDSCAPING Ing, Staining and BATHROOMS walls, wM build A finish A Paperhanglni), H» ""CAPWNTPW Walerprooflng. Drlvawey Complete renovatlom, ell. Insured OOa-aM-gTOI [inlra Plaster /%heetn».k AU. 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Call MASON 'tt|i«li» Caulking h UP AGAINST THB WALL maieeCatl vfc- / W»»liina f uHy mt , Frse Custom Wallpapering LAWN MAINTENANCS T ft R LANDSCAPING CONTftACTOPIt deferences 90 yrs sup • if*— 4JUW «itl 3/ yis eab Oarso*. CaHinga, naaionabla, reliable, free lawn C»re, whly rrmlrtl pO In all lyp»» Reb Stelnman KNIIIItH estimates John NonToilc. Illdh ft value mulch, lop soil, ilone oi masonry rtrkk wo'h ft Daughter US SCHOOL OP PROF. Fhaahar m-IHf notntllllng. Plsntlfig. Sori. block walk, corn rets •OS-dtf-MSf PAPBRHANOINO, Orad 4OT0 Had work, Chipper A Sfti etc rully t»»iir»it Free CAP,Pif*Tia.y A ROOF CUSTOM SLlPCOVCRt LEAP CLEANUP ft ft ft .1/HfJtAHTlAND ••4. Ouneiersen Papar- (MO- repair, Celling ft ANDREWS Tre* Baport SNOWPLOWINO (laukfiq* Servii* Ini GREAT must want to care for poisons with deveioprnwHal (Us- abilities and must be a home owner with enough space people to saS Home ft tot additional persons to live In ttiek home. Garden Party, Inc. PSI staff wilt provide case management, day treatment, supervision In the home nursing care A 24 hour backup. Vacation and sick time w»l be available to the communfty 1 "HAWKERS" care provider. An annual stipend olupto$14,400willbepald(oreach The Star-Lcilgcr ha* tarty The Star-Ledger is looking momtaif pan-time work. A food CaHPSfs information line 1 -800-764 0703 * leave your car Is a MMH. Sltninf salary is tor responsible, enthusiastic name, number A county erf residence. Indicate thai you $1 IS per week, pint car .-prases. want Information about becoming a community care rommisiioni »r« availsble. provider. Fiiage ktnafiu iectwh: Vision, aliiUcrxcclions, railroad stations, etc, denial sml vavsliims. RapM Hours: fiiim-9am, Mcreaats in talwy. Sis ienrM«*» Belter than average earnings. Musi per week for a Urn keen s day. be 18 years of ugc or older. Call TolLFrre For more information call Aute ••tea P/T I AMWTANT/ BJICIPTKMMT- Expe< 1-800-654-0936 rlenced preferred. 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Btano Cat- Bach Front Buck* Haalt. f I ,H|t, BRAND NEW 1997 JEEP WRANGLER Auto. 5 cyl, P/3, FV8. air oond, tltt, crulet, 2 df, 4 cyl. pwr strntvbrfcs, 6 spd man trans, AM/FM stereo, rsar dtf, traction gontroL cold dual air baas, AIR. AM/FM, tilt, lull spars, soft weather pkq. VlN# V3363344. M8RP $20.190. top, VINiVP407143, MSRP $16,666 $400 30 Month clOMd-end toast w/9731 09 oap goat ooNsga graduate robata. red • 1 st mo, paymt •$495 bank fee • $350 rat seo due at Inoapt Tax A MV extra. 12.000 ml./yt $.15 thereafter Purch. Opt: $19,597,30. Total pymtt $12,831. Incept total: $1905.09. Loose total: $14,407 09. Auto, 6 evl. m, m, P/W, P/L, air oond, tltt, jrults, AM/FM ster/oaii, cold weath - ~"~ '"' SmSf dlftartmiol, cb Dlayar. f morci VIN, . M8RP $35,925. U Mo. oloiid-«ncj I I - w/$ 1985,20 cop oott rtd • 1st mo. pmt 4- $495 bank fts + $375 rtf »«c dtp dus at inospt. Tax k I M.S7 MV«xtra, 12,000 ml./yr. $.15 thereafter. Purch f(W Opt; $23.35^.25. Total pymls; $8618, Incept 24 MO tl $3214,26. Len»« totnt: $11,471.20 A dr, 4Wt>, li i;yl, niilo IIIIMI \w lxHd, AIM, 4 dt, 4W0. C cyl, iuto Inni, pwr itmgtoiki/wlndrtocM, ASft, r/dnl, AM/I M stntoo rim I could have bought a iewcar,butlbou^itc used Saturn instead. -iMliartLWUty Instead of being treated like a second-class citizen, you'll be treated with respect. And honesty, And a really USED CARS SATURN embarrassing cheer 4 d«, 4 e»t. « sort itmt nans wl OO. owr iiino/anu lek brks, Am, AM/tM *\*«n> cm, pwr laeks/tfunk. im, iftlel, VMS!!, tV» mUgi, «Mh ml, \l\Mf Stlhirn ffhiitft /•ill', IWI ,/niilifii ,1 im./ >,o when you drive off Uekii, consuls, tads, !il season iirss, |nl w'peia, ilml mi bsgi, ntmort, vlwsTM»no>M, M»n>> jig,mo, HH HVft'Htliv I^O l«>iiil tmiHtlum Us Ihi-n . tiniiiiililli'mJ '>» Sfillir,, \l 1 ) Irrli U i nnylrt M •II* I MIIII hli . n \\ iii)i 11.Ilk );IITU Ii I 11 Hit'I (iruy. ronvi'dlfiii1. d ryl ran '' 'i|«l in in n.iir. I' u' I' S II W Iks AM IM •.Him S i|nl till Imlii, I' S H. 1 A ilr. ii ryl, 4 *[Hl »n»r> imiis vv/OO, pwr «imy/nnll loch A I lint hli AM |\! M < I- . Illl i ll'Hi A t , ln.llll'il' AM I'M sii'tvit. Inukri Ms 2 dr, 0 cyl, flirto Unns w/00, pwr ntrng/anH lock t)rk«s, |irk Cover Story Sleepers is a flat experience page 7 Crossroads play makes history come alive 8 Miscellaneous stuff ft* October 30-November 1 Correction The 'Dun' files In 'Top reasons to sec the man when he asked her, police him It his request, the victim and stored Vrrtijo" in last week's iss ,slom'.s/rom the polk* toga near Zotic Motora in Edlion when of Htekfitd Flu, the cluilc Ainu she was approached by an His-saki the other suapect wwt to a MAC Citutn Kant and Tori Oil panic man between 40-90 years old At the man's request, the machine but could not withdraw were mliidenyfied u beini The art of (he deal who allegedly said he had a win- woman went to her house to fetch the cash, police said. wnkoTAIMHttdwock. A Highland Park woman re- ning lottery ticket worth $157,000 some money and jewelry; while When they returned to the mm, In the photon of Jimmy pwt«l Mnp sr«mmcd by twobut nreded her help to cash it be- she was there, she allegedly said, the woman told the victim to wait and Kim Novik iccomptnying lU'imifoi's one remit weekday af- cause he was an illegal immigrant she made a phone call and verified •toy, Nowk m«n in the role tht man's lottery ticket wai a win- while she and the man tried an- ternoon, iwlice said. The suspects from Guatemala, police stM. In It* other MAC machine, poUet said atiepily took 10 gold rings worth turn for her help, the auapatf •!• At this point, thi mm allegedly When they did not ratal after sion this may have cauaed uhtnil $10,000, 10 K»ld bracelets lognlly offered the victim H0OO 10 minutes, the victim nsiaad she worth iijxiut $5,00(1, her chwktxiok While the two waft talking, the toM tht victim she would nwd to bufTs and hopes you enjoyed a gpws> nsm some jniiiy w pnwf had been conned, police nii tmd hrrwfAC enrd. second suspect, a Hispanic woman she could be tniHtd, pottos said The victim told poliw she wos between 40-50 yean old ap-The victim took the two suspects (in Vfuoribndgc Avenue proached and agreed to help the to hw house and gavi the woman her rings and bnceWU, Tha tkw, Who we art and what wt art the man alhjsdfr toM the woman Urn is • surrod vsukvilk act stagtd by Forte* she wouM aio have to givt him Newspapers, A Division of fata Inc., •ftrtas Inc. 1IM, and ISOOtoshowhtrouldtruithcr appears in the Hitts-Bedminster Press, Somerset Meitenaw- White the man waited by St. Gazette, Franklin focus, Bound Brook Chronicle, Middlenx- Dunellen Chronicle, Metuchen-Edison Review, Plscataway Re- Paul's church with thl victims view, South PlainAeti Reporter, Highland Park Herald, Warren- checkbook, which she had given Watchurm Journal, Qnm Brook-North Plainflekl Journal, W«t- Aeld Record, Scotch Plains-Fanvwod Press and Cranfttd Chroni- cle. The despised and reviled artist is Naths* SliaaiMki and you can mock his idta of food theatre ty csOling m) 7234000, Ext 6307. Press releases, stage props and cuiteins can be sent to Wnkend Plw at P.O. Box 69d, Somervillc, N.J 0SS76 or Taxed to OPEN HOUSE (006) 626-2509. Lowraohoot 2:00-4:00 p.m. CROSSWORD. Decision *H' y 5:30-7:30 p,m, W.iV.P. (»Oi) »4|-WOO RutQ«ri Pr*pnr«tory School • 1349 tmton Awnut N«w Jtf»ty 08073 Don't Miss This Limited Opportunity! Attend our Gem Show N PiHodcif Hm :riday, November 8,1996 10:00 am-7:00 pm SSNrHsli Saturday, November 9,1996 10:00 am-6:00 pm 40 Owning room 1 Coil mmum 4) S Grata* (MUM* Sunday, November 10,1996 12:00 am-5:00 pm 44 to 41 Ctmtn f«rt ti 4; Buy directly from our wholesaler I 10 II NuplMvtfw 94 Swirm Large Selection of Gemstones n HI n ?/ Otoyrit* 61 Hundreds of Setting Styles n M CNHfitetf mllttgi 80 Just in time for the Holidays! I 41 OdtUp ft Spud Act* Qnkiwhcm lariwo «8E. From 91, PttnlWd. MJ07080 OwDUIDOi) $Wm Monday-Saturday, 10:00 im to 5:00 pm ClitMltf Appn/son g • Diamonds • Gifts * China Flgurlnii (908) 756-1774 AniwarsonpiQiio *'•' '•.!?..;•• Weekend Plus, October 30-November 1 • II tl itM »*••• •H«M«(IM»MI«MIMIMlMll«MMIMIIMIIMHHIM MMMUMMMMHtMtH tlUMIIMIMMMIHMMIMIMIMU IMMII 1.000 WORDS Contents Miscellaneous All you Confidential,., can eat Cover story 4,5Recently, a certain local newspa- per ran a front page headline story (which was actually an Associated Press story) about how overweight people now outnumber normal- sized people. One of the reasons given for this was TV remote con- trols. How ludicrous! Remote con- trols blamed for people being fat? Weekend Confidential believes it would be mort! accurate to place the blame on the current on- slaught of the socalled 'fat-free1 food products on the market, Con- fidential thinks ull the recent pub- licity surrounding fat has led peo- ple to beUeve that if it's fat-free they can consume large quantities of it without any consequences. WRONG! Fat-free does not nu«n eulnrip-frcp Bpforp the current ol>- session with fat, \m)\>\v watching their weight would just consume smaller quantities of "junk" Nxl •'' ( T .' 11111 < 1111»t < IIIIHII But now, people think the "Junk" food isn't #>ing to mitkr them pin weight because it is disguised as "fat-frw." Theatrics IMIIIKIMIIM Wake up, fx'ople! Put Hoes ron tain Hlgniflcnntly more calorics than carljohydrutrH or proteins, but ail food contains culnrtwi. We should start wnUrhlni ttw CAU) (iitlleries MtUIIMHtllM KIRS again and nt(ip just o\mu ing owr the f«t. CwfidmtUil thinks this will result in weight loss, T>IP brut M is U» rot mow* fruit* ami vegetablc* tmd avoid By thp wwy, did ymi nwr Itfw of « fat cnvftntin fljcsltk'S Ttwi Hint Introductions *Ume, thnt W? Of wiuw not, Suit»f thf»y didn't h«w remote «mtrol«, btit they also didn't haw t&tm kt» prrurn and M-ftw hot dogs! Reach for the sky, grannyl Suun Oamtohkt, 1 g,, of Dunalltn, (uyglti htr snicks (,Vwr photo: w«ry Mcrwl tte- ckJtd to t»r»vp ii tiny trip Into NPW York City, when* Hit* Uwat «f nfotirovpi'iyeonipt'tltivp tmist go. We wttntpd to put il in theft emflrmtwl fh»m nn It's next to ^miming hiilh nt our he«d, we the wllnr, l«it, though wr i.nrwf.1 never played HgniM and nhnv«l, It wouldn't fit tMiwti A|)prrhpnslw wlnntt wltlng her the stairmaster Kor pix ypum, the foible mi In the the (tlfllrs WP dpelded t/^PlI It, l>Ut were ton |»/.y Oind (iK'tip) to l h ftiui dock Mtli pursodtiwn ntithi'flunrnf thn middle of the room under M pile of IVnri Station \M\\W nmni (fi»r rmlh Inflight ii plngjKing iflMp f'»r nur mi!*, Inokii, keys und whnlevpr Kfi fir) Hci rurw it's folded like you've uvwr tmi tlmn wciirity and hwlth rwiiMifm), nh»* tmm We flpi-idpit three or sundry itrtrsft wrre tth thrir wny In ptitltonthpshrlfrighllnftimtof Hump*»nlfCht of fHst JUKTII nr t»i! of HIP hminr ftumrthupt WHII, nu ujwinhtly monstrnnlty that Irnjih would tr u grntt form dining n jwrty, our fine^N would •wrho|>ewlil mlrHMiloimlyjIlBiijj* htjnh', the l 1 \ Iftit WP t»vprtqtlinfllp ,n" When ttsking the strnut^ly stable uctors just who hin is ti story uhmit nn off- tar bi/arrv chitniclcrs art\ I got Hroudwiiy show that may some t\\v o|H'ning unswrrs to prove Uilx'thfiirtiHtu1 sue I he U'ust. TIV«N of the yeur, a story (ostMillr is Han ion, whoso about thirt' mm. in then 20s who is si mil hut ttluininatins; he im- ait1 ''iHistnunlrin clowns" tnijjratnt lo tlu* UniUHl SUiU's flftn They iiit» not your childhood, thr war Wlntt war' IU»fl(M>in't v circus clowns hut it, hut lu* dnPH tiuy he •d us a systrms ntialyit for WC«r ilcwii Httin- Thf Nrw AmntHuflVch Ix'foit* studying HH is Iht1 nnmr nfthts nitm-tlv tun and magic full tune It's n nntnr vnu will hr IH'JUIIIK 'O in SplV Wrstrnlx'ig, who % l' in \\w tutunv "knows WIHII hr's lx in>? hutTahxHt t'tllci the wmld u) Tin' New I his has tnadr him nunv Ilex Hci/cnH, »i wniil ofAltwtumn win ililr, KivitiH him IVmloiu and triH, ,!t*tlo niolil Uvn\U nilil (M'nplc |Hiwfi" Also, Spiv is a fan of radio MUhud Hcvh.iti.iv.i.iii Sii!)it«iiii)h,i and tr.iinuu! Spiv tins a fnrnd named l/ni, a jjood and OJKMI hi |iHt tin IIOIII-iinri 'Illitutintr, friend, we learn And Isola, in* ruth ill M*iiiliaH;iii u I'liriry hincThr ii, Hrvlian.iViiiin H«ihaanalu inuliin" Ottiilcn mid Kevin Mnnriitrit \Wv iviys lii:i pliU'c nf nrijiin I1. tilitmtdl n|\ipji!ilv which nvnK "tn'iir lh.it nice and Atnnv lemr " Muiily Pytlion. Hit* Murx Htuthm llev elaims to know how In innke «i Stevin (Ktvln laola) la contoled by hit bird frlanda, Doug and Eric, attar an awful occurrence leiuoii and an e.u'le mit n{ "hair 1 his llfi», In a running aklt In The New Bozena's play. Illins Tliry |«'tl(Min tin and WKMI piifl - When askeil hi. WMIrs nf HkHchr«i whlrh 1 1 .Vulhilnlr, An/., *=aid "Thi" New frnm the li'tKtitlntuil hnunl "M.IVIH I'vr t-alrn u) much" and into Hint wr II Id hum \\w MM play jHiigrt'rtM^, the Ho/rtia H thrtti^'lvcs a rlown ph\ iinil Mvtcut'lillKhmtil li). I'Oli n||J|| Iti.thlMf," I llbiu illM-nV •;taltt Ihi-ir Uv:\»\ ijrntuiri atid itunr hatk to thHr home ilM|MtlC'lt to tcwtliy'H iftiMle, liluck t'ted Itev m an nvid cnlli< tot uf tntiijM'" It is up In you, Ihi'tvad l«x|y lanKUitiJr' (ntn|H»| ytrtl lo and sif on H tclrvinton rvriy wimcdy lurtiw t .il(t". and i hildirn todrlriltiillP Which nfthi'llliOV" watrh (hi'in In a |« .^j Vi:.-':*'.* Weekend Phis, October 30-NtfWtW "••»«» pluys, leiwimon'n law ml fmtl Ihr uprt>mirt(| mnvin / Vj» huU\ )n nlwi htw of thf Bt«m of Costume dealgntr Metlna Toth outfits Michael Dihlen for his t*f¥pt playing "the stutlent Unly president who'ii & wmwWy lowr" roll at a bird and David Cottabllt for th« drum ballot In the lost Albanian maitorpltcp" performed within the play. 6 Gardening \ Jon art itwittd to a I MNt «ET TIHNHMM Country Christmas '96 Craft and gift 'Boutique Joitph Auditorium lOSOLoagHWRoad Stirling, Ntw Jtftty Admission it A fiatid'Crnftcd ijuift mill he raffled lONewCraltors • No Strollers 1 Milt Rim/Walk Saturday, Novtmfctr 1,19N (f am tw nlwne) Colonial Park, Eranhlln T+wmhlp Imt t Mill Fun KnlHto I115am lo Hftim Let the light shine in IK Turtaty Trol IDOum to I Him INlM ChHktn'ift«cti INM ) tDOrnn lo lOOOim tolerant Kra«»«i in the arm maininf plant* will probably All in • Tear up what little $tm or thr Kpwrs that result Tiwn out thr. r«e:$1?00 otTM' nrw Infnrnwtlon (him put»tayrr of pen Knwth of thr n'mainmg plants tn stimulate thnn II swiiiijiht irmhrs ReglMrtttlon Poo Inrluilnn Event T thirt, Water, the Ntthoiml (iimlni tin (tr«thick layn of pint* Uirk CoMiticate ol Participation. ri'tiu miKM**^fi th»t w limk under the toblr \hmv ihUmor IMIIHIIIIH, limti will itt our lw«Ur«|K's HM» way » • Mt»vr thr UiMr In n Irtirr rfpvrlop \MV\ ni'wuniwth will ft' S 1 Awirdt; Mrniali will ho nwmteri to Ihn lop .1 mala and tomato 5K n>HH>tntJon l(«»k*4 tit its Imsinrs ; Vimr fntinitatiofi i>lnntiti^ suit 1 1 flnlihwi in fiflrh ngn group A turNny will ha awarded to the top male stiudim Iftnir liUKiscnjM's uivnt smmuvnik too Voui hitHiM.nw might timla and temnlp fiR flnlshnr in narh ag« group wn-king wli fur w nnyitmir, w fiMft! piiuit When you !f*ik ill tin1 rim rti rnjilnwr Uwm lnollwr housr from thr sliwt, thr f(K'«l CDIIMMT Ran!* will atari and mid In Colonial Park h lk rtttTf\iily »it mil- ^IM jxdnt stvHiH Iti1 the front floor Flv Dunk wUmt hiw wr As (/)o trees #w, (/)ey pryihutft m the laiwisrnjir shouki Age Groups 13 and umlm, 14-1». nn. 10-3B, 40 46,50 59,fiO andowir thr ^K«! pnintH casl fnoit? ^inc/ mom |rj«t ihc ••ii'wrr'sryr to Unit spot for more Information call Dawn 1homp»nn at, (908) 72? 1200, ext.226 hnvr Cunsiili'r thHt yotu*' oh your 1 Uf»t/I I/K? UfUSS IVdS As thr IHIMIWHII* nuituirs, tlir or looking out your ftunily it Wffc or /K) sun, WlllttllW YlHI fllTll ,| to*,t| j*Hlit to nitliifi}j till' plant's iiMrnct yoiu v\r It mnlil \vn II hint f »¥* ft " Ii run rhwiw, too, Rtul in n w0\w Iwth or fnfirr, »rcilorftil plant or I'd wuv Miiyl** you plnnktl tm'S in» pisses Deed a few rhtal view IUvrvahmtr your ex Iftwii liini i!D ytwn fl^i Irrmiw i«t!n(J Ininlwflp*1 ntitl Hinnldrr Mnte Femnli you wttntnt In shftdi' n picnic t«l»lr. of st/n one/) (fay, whcthci HI not i! nnnh n litti*1 ex Strict Adtlmai thnihj* thr1 past fiw yrnm, you'vr rltpmrnt wltlnl 1 1 Clly/8lale/Zip nottcwl thr guilt Hrotttn.1 tin pi' HJ»(I yim twnijjht JMHI plantwl If you winilit hkn more i PHone # I nhlrt St/n Urge cSrii Liirgi nir tntilc Ku't Kniwinc writ Mnv!« WJ ninl Ijtih' \m\\ .lit|mhc«i{' hot tmn nti till'; topic, <;rn , ih,m ,,i *wm\m Hint luoir sluvlr until othn urut HIT II lot of work In :«KM>. , N .1 nHR7fl pnthr, You tuny Wwht tn niimii Ihiii«imt l m Itn Kvrtt simile ttilrmnl Mimr of thr plimtR rtitirrly «rrw Itfitir^ of svm \wh y thrm up tn plfiht wnnrwhrrc rlr ngrnl with Kutgrr* C Y«m Imvp flt toast thii'*1 options or cut (\w\\\ olT dt grtninri Irvrl im Kitrnnlon nf Hutnrrsrt County. • 'Hiiu out thp canopy of the trer the root* of thf othpts arpn't dfltn for answer* to y»«r gardening si i nvitf lurtllghi iTtidiPs the ngstl by tho digging. {(Metting is i, rail HW3t>» weekdny ground, then low iome thatie* nat fbt Ute falttlhffttietl )HK« rp Wetkcnd IV October 30-Novtmber 1 7 Levinson's Sleepers is a contrived try for a personal film iied and raped by the guards charged with protecting them, erry Uvinson makes two chiefly an ml Kevin Bacon, using kinds of moviet; the per- his nasty smile to suggest the sonal, quirky, generally devil rumself Btrue-to-life kind, which he While not unnecessarily brutal does best {D\mt Tin Men, (nvjat of the true horror is kept off- Amkm), and the Hollywood over- camera), the torture sequences thetop contrived type (Ditdotum, suggest enough to be towaibly Young Sherlock Hotmei), which lota unpleasant to wateh, and like ev- or [XHiple do at least as well. erything else in this movie, they With flupwi, he has done go on much too long, both As soon M they end, the movk Bused on a book (there is still jumpa to 1M1, when two of the some dispute AS to whether it's a victims, now in their 20s, stumble true story or a novel) by Ujrtrao upon Bacon in a bar, and without Curcutrmi, Steepen gives us the ever considering any other course kind of camaraderie among young of action, shoot him down. And men, seemingly ad-libbed dialogue then, the movie wants ua to think, 1 nr Sniokors and easy performances that made comes redemption, movie's unending voJee-ovw nar- Dmcf u triumph, l^vinson, who The plot gets into legal machina- ration, which uses superfluous ad- wrote the screenplay and directed, tion* «t that point, as one of the jeetives ("this is a story of friend- dotes it out sparingly, though, dur- four boys has grown up to be Brad ship deeper than blood") and flow- ing D generally unpleasant story, Pitt, and he is an assistant district ery language. which stretches cm forever The attorney in Manhattan, conve- At the end of It, Sletpm Is a flat Him is just about two and a half niently enough. He takes on the experience, and one that takes at hours long, and feels tike it takes cue with the intention of losing it least 30 minutes more of our time yean. to vindicate his Mend* Hot holes than It should. Frtt "Royal Indml, it starts with its four abound. HbahsiMl hut mitt/Umi m BMsssfsAsasftssaisjsr. I mum characters as boys, growing Jason Patrtc, In the central role juit how much o/ their Jf lictot i a HMHIM^O up in the 90s in Hell's Kitchen on of "Shakes" (his friends nick- print they'™ worth the West Side of Manhattan named him after Shakespeare be- "LOVE REFLECTIONS Thni, m true street kid tradition, cause he actually reads a book once In a while, and becomes an p they know the local gangsters Wt»»n«nd(JifKWt>yi*ryL#vio«n Pro THE WAY WE WERE" (rhirfly Vittorio Guwman aa Uw entertainment reporter) is given duetd by sarry Itrtmon md ftttw QoHn don of the turn) and the local little to do other than to be a moral Sntd wi IN booh «jy lowio Ow«at*rra prioot (Robert Do Niro) center forth e ftlm. KIVINSACON When ti seemingly Innocent But the retribution isn't enough. mmmmmo prunk ends up seriously injuring a Bacon dies almost without know- OUSttNHOmiMN bystander and destroying another ing why, and the other guards Rat-vet- MO • General MO • HS Sludsnti |1 • man'< rnwirtPM, the hoy* an? sent mwt fates that also don't satisfy JASON MTftC AlthsdoorMI in ii "school for boys/' the accepted the audience's outrage at the euphemism for a reform school or abuse of tht boys. Thtn, to top it mwmma MPMS 0WVBH pn*on for juvenile*, I^ert, the off, Levinson gives us a misty- ) weaeiaaa e« HPVWM prfnents its most harrowing t»y«id reunion of the four boys, and os the hoyt are brutal- rk'tails their ruturw in some of tht momwmm TICKFTS/1NFO: ESJNM Mwk P. Hood-Mmhil! 122-6421 PUinfwWHS 753-3192 I.I.Y.I. A MOM. \Hs \ Sliou 17 PfsajsajB a), rn Hary, just a Bnw it many >IMI Weekend Mm, October M-Nwember 1 History made real CtfNMftTM Crossroads play builds drama from post-slavery times Ihe human toll of hMorical Haunting Hayrides of 1 I Vents is belttvafaiy por- Frightful Fun for Everyone! Hwfimm, at Crossroads Theatre in New Brunswick New This lfeirt through Nov. 17, Playwright Keith Glover con- DR. ROTTIES •tructs his drama with characters HAUNTED VILLAGE $11.00 rcn VICTIM representini the different situa- tions people found themselves in as the civil righti won by blacki IMMAN HOCR iBsomr Pimm TIM AD KM after the Civil War ebbed away 030 *. VmiAM HWY. A rue cur or come AT again. TV central character, Crix- JACKSON. fiJ us (Anthony Chliholm), a middle- <9M) OTB-OOJ* MKtftQ WtMTIfW NOURI aged former boxer, agrees to fight HJTflllOUTIIWnTA, l-lMI.MmfTWWLafTOWHTTOlWHT, Hurricane (Bill Christ), who's tout- ed as the avenger of the Confed- eracy. In the play, Cayman (Bryan Hicks), a young up-and-coming black boxer, and Blgelcw (Jaclnto AFTER HEARS IN CHICAGO Taras Rlddick), his manager, both make the point to Crixus that AND 2 YEARS IN BOSTON... money Is all that will really mutter. Money is what will put them on a level playing Held with white peo ph', they assert, Chhholm, as Crix- us, nirmws his brow and looks nt thrm (and just alxnit everybody else) skeptically throughout the first ad. Itause of events thiit be full Crixus niu! his pregmint wife, IWNWVP. r, he Mums to thr rln^ fitr the pri'titius immey they rtMiuirtv Hut Chbhdlm UwmU (Mxuti A huihtd momtnt bttwitn Crixus (Anthony Chlaholm) and hti wllh more than just stubbornness will Kaiarah (Viola Davis) In th« Crossroads Thtatrt producj After«elinuietle moment in his tlon of playwright Keith GloveTa Com/n^ of ffrt Hurrictne, /ith the decision to fight i, Glover Hives Chifiholm n 's nrntalilr older brother, in which thr ador»' portrayftl »f nlMng mullcfUTK to Shadow Jack (linger Kol)inson), the pxhaustlnn and tho effwt* ^ ire where Crixus is coming town. who otrricN just m much p»in m UIP pounding th«y give «ch othei With thin apwch, Chlaholm Cilxuii, but ckipRii't often HIMIW it i» a» eltrcUv^ HR their hundllnH rounds out the portrayal and roKe? As (Vixtm'u tiitptirtrtil, (!hrl»t Uie stakes ibr the second act He the fight Itarlf, brings In \mr morp than the Om- nutxwds in doing whnt an actor'n HimuglrautUw play, Viola Html is In delivering a monologue Davis, as Crixui'i wlf^ Hawaii. r< showing what the character Is p/a>w/gW constructs vpals Just how determined she IN striving for with the pmplt» In \\\% to Mirk by him The wny pl«v lift*, PWn though none of them Ws drama with wrlght (liover brings tht» fight ^ on stagt* for those moments In character representing rfow is HlKtut more than Ju«t tin1 lhtiivniwt Chlftholm slwww thut honor lirlwwri the fighter*. pvnh tlirnigh (ViKtw has \w\\ the s/tuatfons peopte "HWtRICAll rn ilown m «ulnvn, losing mm found thomsotes /a rver. IfHtnirtotli^lovtWG who were sold off, he will keep Bern Mwrrn OIXUB and I ABSOtUTIty HOWUD! but. murMmpottantly, it'ft trutl^ //'litH Irving no mutter how tough it fnlnrwlr* btiHuUidrn delivered by alxiul the eotiwt|uet«Tfl of V 'liti' ftttigihKufthettlny taki'pt hlft Imiidlrr/pnunnler. Mendiiws OLORIOimV FUNNY! simple, eontplfwnteii by eflrrlu HwpikhordCtimpctltiofiandhM arrangement* used by the great tight the evening. been honored in other prestigious bands of the 1930a and 40a. Jan events. clasiics, obscure pieces by Glenn VocaUit Ten Roiger and bassist PerlaJenMUeaensiiewiaai ' John Mcncgon will bring their Miller and rarely-heard arrange- pngrMM at tha Watctwag Arts own style of jau to the gallery Sat- ments used by the Ted Heath Center, located en the Walntmng urday, Nov, 18, The pair's cel- Band of Great Britain will high- ebrated performances at Wood- stock and rnore recently it New York City's famed Birdland have established them as innovators who never lose sight of their solid (mewmg orsl c*nc* scmning) jazt roots. Ttetr repertoire borrows LOOK! from such famittv names as Ger- (lockxJtl telling) shwin, Ellington, Goodman, Mln- gui, Monk and even Sting, while DINTAL nil! NOT tlNIU lone emit) adding an Innovative and individu- ML KimitTM M. KUCMAII2 fMlilftl alized twist 3itatlMatlAva. (S^amUgamonesuftace) The concert starts at 8 p.m., Ad- mission of $10 includes light re- freshments. QMWralDttntlstry (Porcelun luted to mtttl) Soprano ftorana* Uaarl, flanked by piano duo CaroHf-Ann "We Freel fhe fntiro hmiiy" . «„-.,„. Mochtfmrt and Paul KuaUr, parforms In the Diva tartta atthe Soprano Florence Uueri, who MU Wstchunf Arts Center I a.m. Saturday, Ttontte ara $10, which has made many visits to the cen- FULLDixnlll ter, returns again for an evening MViAnbiMJellkilOOel r(Uppe"MIW1r or lower'¥T*) f include! refreshment. concert Saturday, Nov, 2, In a new 3M0«78 musical program, "With a Song in he Watehung Arta Center Dec, I {Upper or Lower) My Heart/' A(M*ofti) chitgM miy totm«un« » to« rtttMd m^ - fi|i»i*iuuii is a busy place this time of The array of artwork and craft The program is a continuation of MMHwhrhmayt*tqiwtdmton«tHM |)MPU UlRiCnOlli year, pieces grows each yeur. Award- the center's popular Diva Series T Topping the list of up- winning artints will return ugum and will include the piano duo of mming cvcfils is an exhibit of the for this ihow in addition to sv\vm\ 1 Carollo Ann Mochernuk and Paul WIJI ks of three artists "Nov. M9. new contributors, the creations Kuetet (lurutnr's Choice" combines the aiv by skilled and talented profeit- Highlights of the performance work of Lynn Forrest, Betsey Rtnnaii who were inviUxl U) display will Include selections from Tfw LOOK WHO'S Krjjan and Mured Trupna into an their work. Merry Wuiouj, Granada and a col- intcivHting display of twin* An opening reception slatod for lection of Andrew Uoyd Weber's traditional art. Watchung Arti Cen- 7-10 pm Saturday, Nov, 23 wlU musical theater favorites, as well tre's vice president of visual art*, give browieri the chance to tpeak LAUGHING! as love aongs of Rodgers and Hart. Jim V\\mt describe* the artiste' with the artuLs Muiic will be by Tho music begina at S p.m, Tick- iippnuM h 01 unique because none1 blues Kuilarnt Paul AJuslk ets are $10, Including light inter- of the artist* follows current 'Hie ctMiler'n mUlkal offering! minion refreshment* Rotxtngry trend*. The three arilita were i#- will aiao include • concert by prtte- A Id-piece swing band, King's t Irrlpd for the way tht?y challenge winning heipakhordist Nadu Ho- Road, will mike i triumphant re- uiiiitk- norrm, Fucss we- hut hcwky-Sort* 3 p,m Sunday, turn to the Arti Center after i very Nov 17 Tickets w |10, The price nucmiful performance last year, A photographer, Forrest, of Huw include an invitation to a rwep- The band wUl hoat a "dm party11 "Broadway's thornr, hai bmi rmignl/nl by Don Hltrrward. concert Friday, Nov, 15, Tickets /'o/mtar J%>|fif/mj)/t)/ and Nulumul IJohachewiky Soiw han per* ara $10; $8 torart * center mem- biggest f>n|/itip/ifr Tmwler llrrwurk is formrd I'jrtrnsivi'ly on tho harpii- ben, The cost Includes light ntcr- It mostly »rlf jmrtraltj; in black und chord, m a wiloiit nnd with cham* minion refreshments. bargain! white "tCwh photo allow* the ber munte ipviufw. Sh«» is u prize The band hw a repertoire of N llmnm, NV Hi virwr a flirting gllni|tef* into nn winner in the iwnt Inlrmstlonil more than 900 tunes drawn from ongoing story," Forrest suyn "I f Vtnl IN Im! hiking pjfUT "A shaip comedy, ftogan'* painting* HIT1 i veiy rainy showf' s Itiyored ncttlirturcB, i 'il^WHIf Klein lux p> IV form* Ihtrt VM«II«*IV re says 'This show It a lauggh machine!" y, mulli tnrfltii "i \v'«»«ii*!. l'rtj*r'i - "mnkr thoir < irrr Is|» What Tc Cc JJ . i* It incline narne of school, Sptakm If class and i/ate, reunion site If Known, and the ict. Lislmjjs aj'i tto fiat wmk of N h C«k*rt..t n 14 AWNOTON HI •i960 • Nov. 29, Reunion Celebrations (908) ••>••••• i 14 M5 MOO. 15 AMUMYPAMNHI Auditions M MmttiUii , 15 li. 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Now Atonturei iff MM (R.G.M.) «I Wi N»v VI; Unlimited Nov ; 10, Oftftttt Hfti (Clint BtaoH) CwnpM rtortf MkNt at HI •I'JM Nnv / Wrilwnd r 11 Mn"iirt Avtt I idiitiittt, U I Commom ID, M'tnn NDV tn( WfHiitNiit^ ttiiidii iifi|Mi!i»miii, /fn 11 «•»*-, M*(t HttUNOWitH HI * piny thdt you oun realty get som« nourlihm«n! from, Gotfifc «t A oomti to tfci « " M-i/n Ntjv (n IWOM I'AOl 2 ('Him Wl Ntih fhe«tr« at ftflrltun Valley Community College I p,m, Friday, let HANOVIft •yi IHI tm I0MN r, HCHNtOV Ml t I in nouniun C • 1 m Nov. 10; i, | I NBC A N d'l t) Ail t I Ocl.W, PMlwi Q lit t An t HlflHlANO MflH Hi Mif ||^ Ml / p m N *O. Victorian Mnnof, HtYWJITT HI wufti Mh.-hm-l Nw. ton IW i M , N,J. im. UNOIKMI Nov in, in, 9 HI Dei li ; Rir;h O'Redty, iUOl Miftm fHiiS, Nig- U M R f N 1 !•« C A Nj NM-Uft »I"fl 1 Nov. 23i WsuhlW Cill(jf9tten! Nsv. It; M.A>i*>;'!«'t|r*;t>; -6300 HAMILTON Ml WtIT • A ito »|A N PS Hm 19: %IH«N«' • i • • I 1 ; ,' .( ; I. :rv f Wdwnd Ptut, October tt-NoiwAir 1 •Hlf« 0(1.1, INT (MiWMlOO full *•** N9v (Ml) 14*1)00 (90ft 141^1300 •1971-Nw 29 *1976 ~ N*. 30, M«y Am MoNfcmo KMT- (90i 94ft 1300 » • * nev 359-T»2 llRMty ^j^^tTwwi^f •1971 - Nov. 29; Mtunlon C*bntkxw (9ODM5-5200 •I9ea- No ttrau|» 4itMMt Womrton. For compute • 1966 - Nov. 30; taonion Ctttttndom (901) 949-9300 intomwWo wMi toth t »#ttry it: P.O. 9o* (901) 94& 5200 •1908 - Nov. 29; bunion 51141, RJvmMt.GtNr. «2S17. (909)945.1200 •1976 • Nov. 29; «l»fl - Nov. 29; •44 5200 (90D 94^8200 •Apr. 10-13,1997,9tlwH, Mo, •1916 - Nov. 30; fcunwr* unftnttd (901) MVNMUIWM Urty O#tt«Jt)i, 3744 Sumy Dr., P» 19103; (910) 433-4797. MOHWIUJl M •1976 - S*pt. 29; loc, 19ft 900*911 Mil •197? - At* 9,1997: MurMom (90D79O-I3M •Apt 1997. ChvlM Johnton if, 1*15 Indian (90917901364 •1919 ~ Nov. 29; Rtumon MowWn Utai, mty*to, Pi. 11210: •199* - Nov. 29; Nuniw GUtMtaM (901) 949-3200 (717) 722-1391 (9QDI4M300 MJPMii J. 900ff N9 [Ht0rm|i •1971 - Nov, 30; mm* \nmm (9Qt) •1971,1972 - Rwmon CMWWom (901) OMtf tut, 12 Urw TWIM, Soon Ormp, 94S-52OO NJ.O7O7t, (201) 7W-4990. •M% IB. 11,1997. G>***M,C. •19M - N*. 90; NftintonC*t/Mier« m John mm, 22 Qmnbfiir He*J, Twim- •im-NQV.ft! vil1NJ.0l012;(l09>999-»441, •19* - N*. 33; tartan (99t)M9<9200 (90t> 1414300 •1977 - Nov, 29,1997; tountor* UnNmUM (901) T9O-M64 •UM 30; *unttrtC*brrton« •19*-Nov.29;! •1916 - N*. 29; Rlunlon CKlbrttiOM •lMl-Nov.ie.HQMftinn, D.VWl, 725-7062. •1964 - TtA; ftnny Qtrmtn, 209 Orew It, Ur*)ft C«thoHe«l#onilHi|i •19S1• • Nov. 16, Cifli Nneont, Soutt tonwvMt, N.J, 07796; l90t) 72S-: lohool, liOO S, Mtftln* AM, Dorothy Scirttti MirO^, 3344 Aw., South h*n(WW, N.J 07090; (90t) Mofimoutfi Junction (90D 709-1177 •19M - Nov. JO, Mon (90t| 845-5200 , Nw. 9,10. ; cHI tor •1971 - Nov 29, Rtunton «chtf^'i Nm. (901} 145 5300 •1997 ~ Nm. 29; Riunion •19W - Ndv. 29; Rtunkmi UnDmlttf (90S) j 7901164 L'AfWft outturn or THI • 1971 Nov. 3d; (Mm HeiM 22, (9OD845S2OO (20D4I7.M22 Tht CMM'i Ptey Tourli^ThHlri Mnp •1940 fW, V i (o MNH Wt doMtwiMi md toy 1:30 p,m Nov 1 fm Ktmluion; •1971 - Nov. 10, Rtunion •1917 M#y3, (909)«2-3»13 trilM, 11IM p m, Nov. 2,11 iM P.m. ^ htfmtd *»uWd 7801364 rtuilrt| I fi^ tt.'4 p.rfl, NWi 9, •1971 Nov, 29; •1977 1M7; (901) 1901) 9451300 710 9364 CUttntlorii •19M - Nov. 29; (tOt) 9tt-lMMM 0147 •19W Nov. 29, ^tunion uurfrw mnor (90W9M-M13 M90MMVMUYH9 (909) I49-92OO (90D 731-9971 •Httd taf(h i S7lh ynr, 11 im,4 pa. NK •pfcj* |H«9urM «Hh toM Gtaw, 10 i.m. •1971 - Nov 29; Wtunicm 2,11 l,rti,'S Ptffli Nw, 3. 19OD94$-»2OO •1971 Nov. 30; io H9UMVMOT9MI NMANN9 (901) I4H200 |,fn,«3>30 p ffl, Nov. 9. •1979 - Nov. 30; fttwiw TvNVl PwVW mmin IW mumm 490i)l48'»2OO •19M Nw, 29,1«99 tftrtwm (909) 14^8200 tftWON MMTML H9 KidSPuff mwo-irio . 7:30 p.m. Nov. 1 M0. ttM) JM.3TM (9OI>MI-06l3 taKl (V MndMVriM through fifth frit 11 •Ut#(w an #» 3M MMr, Nrt Hmon W»>- »,ffl, $ttw»ty, Younpt ehltortn mutt to K< IM te hM M% mtn m thow teMmm. T« comp«n*J byw tdult. Frn tdmtuion. Nov. 3. AAiMon l3«-iaS; • thi Prlnet ind th« ho*," Nov. 2. I9MI) 329 4000, Ut 871 "MtvoApht iflo" pyfVTttdi, Nov. 9. •Anrf TUm lty Cum ferM» : ftlWAllAH irw World of An« Aft*. WMW pWffim of 3 p.m. Suf) Nm .1 Wrnnpon THI( rnnonon IHtKATOM AT •Author ifld m«hgf wto't IIM th« bf#iMft< f. ' * Weettmd ft* Oetotwr JO-Nownb* I to Iff Concert 91 JlMfMA •Mb( iMBn 0:3Op.m.SunlPj.Nft.lO (901)2761331 •Country. 15 8pm Saturday, No*. 2 7:30 p.m. lHWrwtdiy, Nov. 6 Fetlow»hip, 21 Normanfty Metfftt Wrtxmfd CKifch, 33 S- Stcond Avt.t Hi^iftd PMk 627-3212 (9M1MI-T431 *£n»emDt*-in-wt(ten€t «t thft iutlard School. •Monthly "pM" of FmeH Amnmnoi ** ArtmtMton $14. •5 fan Mm ptiyifi *N; Utrtg WW (mini* 8 p m. Satwdty, Nov, 2 Siw fhwto, 19 LMrt^ion Aw., N«w Brurv HWtfCOU •rtnsstni open, ung In Italian tufefWM) by tht WmAm Optra Thttto. Ad mtSMin 1*2 I19 FWatBi) tecturt T p.m ; wJ (901) T25WK WMI, AMU l», Mnier Mmm MVt MMNl€N/IOI HWHUO 8pm Friday, Nov. 8 y Community ?h*Kni 100 South M., MwrtHttW OOU93MOOI 'Pi»nnt and author Of iHw Ftvf" (fomw) 1901} rn-1712 •Tht CofpiNi Wte by (Mitel tors AdmUfion $41-130 flMpwdy; Unt'i Symphony No. 1 IVMOMII 110, «m« oftiftM and thMtmtt 16 d p •" Sunday. Now 1 Nn.htHtts Mu&«. Outer Rulgens Untwwty, 9 p m Friday, Nw, 8 Nfiw R Cofif«0tnnat Church from Oaortje and Ira Qtnhwtn'i mu- (ad) 7444660 #rf>irm*u1 f)y fiwnlwr* ul Opttd a* •Sinfler songwriter who had Nti ift tht OO'I o Admnww $10; discount* available {''Socwty'i Child") and 70'* ('At Stwrtm"), CAPTAIN HAWKI* ITMtMMTMl H jd|) m f.Bt»rrlay, Niw 2 8pm Friday, Nov. 8 Hitluiiiwn Auditorturrt, • Avt; Pfirictton linlvirslty •iWtti 251-5000 •I'rc Hi'jiifjH i>»* ai ji wk hn|) wtih a MOth Knn(v«ri«ry tuition *rfth Ih« ': H f,ny 1,1- it Mr?(l.li,|!Ht $1? IM tJnivtfitfy WiiOcats and th« grown lirnvtrvty (,'/ 'L(f til (-'rfiiit iwtm. Adult* $10, ttntw cilnsn* and itu Nov. 10 rn iuftdty, New. 3; f «•! , 3 ft) (908) 549-510 f •A tun ,ni ul j •Ofpi)i«t (Wtorim m<*n ot I fanck, r mt fftni. f)f?ffofm#d by CentWrt Woyil AdtJ*K Outtnwnt, Widof and Vterr*. Oonntlon. WA MO; itufontt W MOAN THI CfflAHON f |) tn Satufriny, Nitv ) Mi< in ^rttiml^y, Nov. 2 r;nit#iiii!in Hail , itoiry i'arK f\nn y VW-4MI WMl }M'H00, M.1 -1122 *N#w ityit hard rw:k band wt">M wv alburn by I i'# It IHmhy ttfttmtxt in th« n»!itin«l top Tht Ittti Thtilrt prffitnti r/it flirbtr of StWIto I p.m. Itturday, IN In Concert, Cut.- i^t'ini Pitt Mu««:t W INt Hiwrfi dl IN) f)tl#flfll t"HH*h (ml lAW»YtNAt*UH mm MI in it Horn Saturday,Nov.tt J^ wn infl Auditorium, irmv null VlddlDh mu*ki fffttn • vMlfilit $19, itudimi tl. nnd pimtiit (ifw) Adulti t?, eNtdnn II, nil mi* mm m CM), It* FAHHVAWttUX .1 ft N»v. 1 ill wale IVmctiliH! (IIP« Club And lh« aj|. 4 ft rn Surtttay, Nov IE) •PWdW (fcftoftfiii (rf J ** y Mall, I0MMIIT COUNTY i oiioir, r*m odmlitieA. p,m. rm OONOIKTIANO •Wnrtrf pf#mn«i irf turn by Otvid A MftO IN MY HMMT 1().m. Sunday, Nw 1(1 f ft.fti. Nnv Vata AM ftl rnraifi Wan H p.m. flalurday, Nrw: 3 ffmrt(%( Nrtv r* rrf Jtjlli-t«Miity »tt;i>iY J |? rfi tini, ^Nw tlirw* finrt Olhif luvP (K)M^ trfujw ^nrrlMK Hay, hy n MtlilioMiil pfiwmbl*. fm l with flo»rW» Utttfi, W' 4 Brown (9«-H« M»i»i*rit»|, lite Imltodtri fi /) m !h«rtlh«, o, flwl taf itnwmWK B#t Mil«M, AiffMt* Wit Mitt); urn Other (KtWn Addlt» IW, W in kindly, Nov. 3, lion* If* hitfi ichtwl tttififtht* lilt ni")'Hi Nw ROIITONIMCH M |» in 'iflHedny, Nov mm* MCM/ •Mowrt'j Vifitlfi Cflncwlo No fi Itt A rtmjoi, H g p m L0NOINIUMNI0NI , flifJ ISymprwny No ^ m A mfljitr, K IM, ^Ntit^ftvV?!)1* Sytft(il«iny No. 1 lit I l>-» p.m Wiflwjidty Nw, ft; , Adftuww 138 lift ifi mm»'« M^n* thof* &«nty and Mr I ai |4i-tU in Nawflflintvrfck an d fHK) (rtinntf / p.m.). M 111» MMWI, tl@ a •Oti^ii («N) and iftimptt ^«ytf (hi) a^ Viiey ChoM. , ww trtiwm «K) OMflAHtOHUWTI mm, 4 fim Sunday. Nov. 10 firm hn twdv m thow e( Pmuli dm* MUlrCWHWAWM « p.m. Bituftity, Ww, 2 B fi'tt. Biturtity, g «p.m. Wwdlifld AVI. Alumni thHin, ** * 14 Weekend Phis, October 30-Novtmber I •MMMi' Ma* a* tummmr to OK. 19. , SNftman tfcffi.-tp.rn. TuNrtay-TNi/Way, 10 i.m,-2 •OMVAMAftri mm (908) 753-4474 Dance party, UK* tandi, ThwWyt 11 •.A.4 ».m. ThufKtoy Sfturdty. Aiio opm •0OWONITMPCVI IfRJttl MCJMV QOCtwfchSi 01 Church Si., New 1908) J46-3 lit Com«(yctub, «trt>il thowciM, Monday*, •K#vm iwnn, Oct. 31-Nov. 2. MRufn »Cfttoc< U^on, Nw, 7-9, •lhai Jumptrt, New, 1 n Mw optn ont twtow 134 VtHiy n0 Softool of MMofl (Placalawiy), Qatory 'SO, to (3ODM3.7000 HOD mm m. it, 1*7 9 a.m.-4 *m, MandarFrtaay, Alao optn by W. 1. AMNMUWV (90S) We 7279 WHtWHMW , to Nw. 1, Noon 0 p m Sftyrtity, Sunday. Atto op«o by T» North Avr. (0OD7I3-M35 440 HkajrM., North Innch appontmant. |9Mt 212 9030 10 |.m,-8 pm, TTturtday Suntt^. (901) 729-2110 •Dirty Honda" prtoKtaphi by Ljnrv Ayf*1, y 10. 1090 btvita AM,, Unton Him.-4p.m WMntntay ^id«y, t 4pm Nov 3 l7.HK«pton47pm Nov. 3. THIAm*TII*OWCAW mmrnw Saturday, f r»a arNnruton 10luMM.,Ct •NaHonai AuockHion of Ww*i Afrtit NOV. *. lOi.m. 2 pm. anl 5 r pm 31 Titut MWMMV MANOK (90DI79-98S? Thunaay, 10am noonfftd*y Altoopvnby if»| print thMv, M*m (kf^ry New 2 (909) /J y yy; 10 am, 4 • intention! Awn N«p«l Hmwt' Mwtiinulh ft). totonlown p.m. laturday, 1130am.-9p.m. Sunday 1ft WttM, UbflHy QMHV, NOV M0 *)MMt7fl 0Mt1VM«AMNtNtAUIIr¥ in dm 5pm , lOam-4 •Ma»n*wtri dmrw <***#, Nov. t, ^'NJjN Vtrtowi," to Nov. IT, 24 Urn m, iMt pm JMuntay (00*) W Am •Atttinnn Kotot> on ma Aw 19 I*t»1 AH*y, trtnton Mil Htm-% p m Frktoy md Satutday A»io Q30»m Ha* 9 by #f)fK#itm«nt won rti 9 i.m «p.m. Mwdiy-Fruiay. Ado osm ^ NMNfANVMUV •Uniwwi Vwift, VMiint w, ! rfWl 9< |TM Jilt C#fl- Nttv, 1. Nov 1 10 *CHflv«i, fhi Hffwtiwi, Nov. 2, (WDIl|Mf# m, fwr. •Cufe, Kwp, Nov. r 19pm Monday;mntp.m.Ttmtiay rhtfUatfUy,y l«l«pp m WI (Ml 053-0407 •^^teiiii Weekend Pius, October 30-Novtmber 1 15 MONMOVm OQUNVV Barrack St t Trenton TOCoyrtSt, frttholo (600)3961776 (908)4631466 10am hfim.a%wyday.tratadm^aiontor 101 m.-4 p.m. lutldiy-Saturclay, 1-4 p m, fWMfibafi. Non-mtmbtf sdnnuion: 8duNl w< Sunday. Fraa admltalon fn mambaft. Non lenwr cltlttni tod itudenu II, cttMfW mambar admiuton: tduru 13, iawr ctoam 11.50, cniWrm 6 18 $18, ctrikkw under ft undw 12 5Ocanti, («0») 2S8-37M fret •Vttaram Day commemwabon, Nov. 11. 101 m -5 p.m. Tunday-Satuitfay, 1-5 p.m. •"Politic* AS Usual;1 to Juno 1,1997 !***«* HATWII Sunday, lour* of tfia cofltctlon 2 p.m. S«ur MPNTCUW ART MUNUM fln"> Nov 11,1? day. fm admliDon. OaHtiy talki FMay. Sun day for adulli (ut &a«atw») Saturday for 3 S Mountain Avc., Monttlaif 4^2 New frovKterice ltd (201) 746 5555 Mountainside '(iff) (VU8000 •Photoftpht by Ruth Bamhard, to Nov V. 11 am 5p.m lueiday, Wadnaaday, t-rtday, (9OM) 78e aero *>>r»>i eton prem«n (4 ft* fltman* by Twyti •ConMmportry Amartcan pnnu. to Dec, 2 Saturday, 15 p.m. Tkirtday, Sunday. Fraa fh.im ;i!vj works by George Balanctwte and •Eftwntt* #« •*»• tnUi chom wort*. 1-9 p m flvtry day. Ftoajttrailon f«(MrMlbr •Udy Amancan dnwtna>, to Dtc 15. admisiion tor rrembcri Non mambar admit levifH of np*n»nG« Koiptett: adults and !,ioiv adults $4, Minor cttliont and ituttants schoot ttuMnts ««icome. fit ^htebwai •Mimral Show, 1-5 p.m. Nov. 3. $3, child*! undar 12 fraa. Fraa admitilon tar (906) 871-3803 alt Saturday until 2 p.m. II 18th century blacksmith ihop mtored durirtg CMAMNRCM0M •"Rafltcttnf Anwit*," to Dae. 31. WAI I Aft HOMM AW Auditions ft* lttflOl 1:30-4 p.m Sunday {wtath«r pet- 7 30 p m Monday 1 mmtn# to Nov, 34. •"Paitionatfl fitriuiti ' of calabhty art, to Jan. Unitarian Socttty, U6 U81MMIV01MTOWMI 5,1W7. VltLACCRI THtATKC TiCM Un«, U •17S i N Mall Uinf. Johnaen l»a* (908) 725 1015 (90S) 9T3-M70: fUw Rd, PUcataway 6 Normandy r4ti#iU flti Qaorga Wairn^toni haadqutriart «Nfl hi (908) 4«3-9O77 0' ftW.'*f MM Audi Morrtttown wn ttatlomd in SomarvHfe m 1778 10 l.m.- No* 2, 3 low ViNagB of rvlocatefl tilth cent-ny stnjctum Mt 1201) 536 0454 mu«c, Amtrtcan noon and B p.m. Wwtnndiy-SiMiy, H naar the Mtddtetax County P;^ Potw« station. tw mambafi. Nonmambar No tout offered ai prnwrt (J(fi ^ofj ctosed p.m Sunday Mii(.i i dM mow. pripar* »t li«l 16 twi of adutt* $4, tantor crtuam and itu urttH ftjrttwr notlcp MNf VOOajMCI dartU 12. tm admitalofl lor all tflw 1 p.m WUTMWtitR M0 p.m. fuatOay rhurtday. Call for aaoh day'i hourt «ai*a mmmm COMMUNITY 0#CMHTHA Ratormtd tton raquirad for programi VU ;i n>.\m (tux' Rd, Nnhanc Mo«Ti»lo*ri Hamilton St, N«w Brunswick ! fti-^t Pnnceto" (201)3367600 •Muiaum Shop Mta, Nov. 1 ; .i,i| i, thufirt#r . »tnn| bWW*, mn and tubfti No 13 fwa. 4*1(1^ fti«irt#y ftaturrtiy, noon to * m not) l p ir, tiiiifi)«y(} p.m, lundly 31 to lactufa try Otvtf) |irMt#*«* 1 r IfARUflOHOHAU Ift'lli *l«Mf| lit IIM • mm and ] pm Nw 10 »»(«lM|ifigi tjy VMinN l«fVn, In Niw 1 , 1 (im Aii ArW' • Km ftfiMfl MiiMUft OwKwaw'*,1' If) {** ft :•toian i;, rwr tgN of Iht* • "tVi|mii vtrt Iriwtrt*,1 ') prn, latufday, HOUMM I'M HWWWnY tnd Improve Mufrfito MIUIH COm MOUlf MUMUM IVtHn In Aomto IN %mm tl www mnai tMi 9fSV* Blii A ywft it ITU RHantfi wfft m iianan runvni m • > ) • ( -».'.! f 1 W: , I 4 II Ootobsr&Novifflbet 1t 1886 To Respond to an ad call, 1-900-370-7446 •1.» Per Minute. To Pleca your FREE 30-word ad call, 1-80M81-958VoumuttbiieoroMtr2 . Do you enjoy people, SWF, 55, seeks conser- DWPM, 51, 57", 195 playfulness, depth, vative, agreaable Ibe, who Is passionate Imagination, creativity, Gentelman, to ehare and vary affectionate, natura's beauty, affec- skiing, dancing, Internal both emotionally and financial stable, eaaka tion, klndnsss, intelli* and humor. 923462 MtoarvAmerican Lady, ganca, spirituality, time SWF who has tha aama together? You: 4357, SWF, attractive, young quaNttee, tor long-term 80. hMgwed, spiritu- relationship, »23496 al/active, seeki n/a, trim. Ma; warm, car- 60a, good figure, 55. GtnUtman companion, ing, bright, spunky. 5T, n/s, enjoys being active, Handaoma and sincere dining, dancing, good 48+, any ract, not afraid 113, pretty, atrawoerry SWM, 44,5*10,175 Iba, blonde. .23485 conversation, etc. (80nonsmoker, numerous to neve fun, nonamofc- WW/DWM, 5'm, 62- intertstt. ISO reason- 1b respond loft* i d call, tf/druga, social drinker Fun-loving 9JPF, mid- 60, conaervatlve type, ably attractive S/DWF, l-feS-37S-744i C*.v23464 50a, sanaa of humor, similar qualities. long-term relationship. M.Wpcr mimrtt charming, who enjoys Poselbie monogamous, Angels ara raal. all mat life offers, Ukea Children welcome, long-term relations, p 1b place as ad call, Chamiatry it important, arts, travel, etc, 180 a rVdruge «23478 •23496 life's too ihort. Autumn SJPM, 50+, for long- 1-MMS1-9SI2. Healthy, spontaneous, YOM mint be 18 or oWwto m thse isrvtee. It wonderful. Dreams term relationship, adventurous, passion* oan happan. Got youMiddlesex County. "le, prudent and playful Professional SWM, 33, Unique, unoonvenionel, •23407 illan businessman, curious? Contact Single handsome, athletic, honest, secure SWM, Lady, 47, rVs, aanaa of 510", 210 lbs, 36, horticurturtet, out* Quirt SWF, 36,115 lbs, Intelligent, with a great humor, Can't you taH? brown/brown. Seeking dooreman, tradesman. dark/dark, thin, mother Advanturoue WM, 40a,aame in a curvy •23483 aanae of humor. ISO International foode and of two teenagere, smok- romantic and sponta- Female— for love in pretty, fit SWF, 22-35, fnenda, hiatortc homea. er, Ilka beach, dining neous, eeeking WF to smoky pieces and shad- Attracts Widowed WF, ISO SF, 30+, to share out, Atlantic City, pats. sham magic momtnts, owy comers •23493 who's spontaneous and •aaka tall, romantic, internets and Ufeetytea. ISO SWM, 35-40, with secrets of the heart and nonamoNing I will sing love into your sincere 923479 •23466 basically the same Inter- Intimate relationship. Gentleman, with valuaa, ests, must Ilka childran. heart! SWM, 28, profes- •23494 sional singer, actor, who Professional DWM, late Wanted: WF, 35-55, to share tha good Ufa. •23469 loves romance. Seeks a 40a, taH, thin, warm and who would Hkato meet a Enjoys tha outdoors, Affectionate, oaring School teacher OF, 40, honest SWF, with a White businessman tor concsrta, theater, SWM, 36, 160 Iba, compassionate, seeks dark hair and eyes, dynamite sanse of a polite, considerate, brown/blue, good-look- movlas, dining. Morris enjoys art, reading and humor, and a kind heart. trim, affectionate, n/s F, mutually enjoyable rela- County #23491 mueic, Looklna for last- ing, n/d, anjoys tha •23500 for lasting relationship. tionship. .23490 Shore, Cape Cod, Beauty, kindness, funl Ing relationship with Lonely cable Guy 43, •23496 nonsmoking, nondrlnk- weekend trips or quiet W, 185 lbs, divorced Slender, never-married, Ing, drug-free Mala, 35* avaninga, seeking father of two, seeking SWM, 42, tall, dark, affectionate, non-male- attractive, stable F for affectionate Woman for 55, with old-fashioned nice, easygoing, seeks rltllatlc SJF, 20, long values. *23460 lasting, loving relation- ralatlonahip, possible hilrtd, green-eyed, ship. Matuchan area. long-term. «23481 kind, caring S/DWF, 34- 5T, 125 lbs, nonemok- Spontaneous WF, 40s, •23475 Very attractive, viva- New to Somerset 42, medium build, for cious, classy, profes- if, nondrinkar, with lull-figured, seeks an County. SWM, 33, 67", times together. Enjoys sional WWJF, 5'5", good figure fintl trad) energetic, commuca- Cuta, long-haired, 26 year-old Male, who likes brown/blue, clean-cut, music, walks, flea mar- brunette, ISO proles- tlonal values Snaking tlve, playful and non- nonsmoker, likes sports, smoking WM, 46 plus, any kind of fun, Is look- atonal WWJM, financial- good-natured, educated travel, weekend get- kets, animals, quiet who enjoys NY, movies, ing for attractive SWF, ly secure, who Is kind, 8WM, for nujsli;, come aways ISO SWF, 25-times and more gourmet dinners or }ust who has a great person- 30, nonemoker, with generous and outgoing, dy, cuddling, love. a walk In the ruin ality, Is hardworking And similar Interests. Somerset County to enjoy life with •234B7 •23492 open minded. »23476 •23474 •23477 •23466 h< m Ai ^ ut IIHtii- it A Wi- Mi )W til 111 Ai Wf 11 In " who II Hio In htpitfiii futtttfr VtMi (ihoiilrt f>» «* I »m Uv n tTiulitnlty pt«mftnt, curing mnfwjg*' n, A (| IVI»HJ, r««|ittf Hill r»»|i-irmhl» CH «l km B00 UM? With mif rtHrfPti wit* t»«iy r»l«tioniht|t wilh n;i hut nnl tdutih. ««*»flivft not WOftlildlt of tlm*"V you c#n tmw H/(! (f«* Ttill MN#r1U»r hli i»hA!ii ri|iiihin(i( Kdvtnluntut, Itkl th* mittfooK II it\tmhH'lkm (turn ithy th«i«n i* tiMlvt matt PltHt rtiiitmt t» H«i mt Pert** Ntwip»ptri, P 0 Sox IH, tomff ytttf, NJ OMfl n»r tiinnti* fMi m**»Hliir hilt Wiwhutf from flOt) MM II a »d«y ynu mn oh«rg» chnttn In r«»ivi mill Pltut rMptnd to lot It In ytttJt rrwiH t«fH ltd I'tmri it ntkiwt ynu to y M N |lfl NJ 0M7I \t for mwi Inftwrndlttin m WIPM I *irii't who it kind, Qtntr >w HANUIOMI WFM 4? nilNctwrt SutCMiliil. t«ing A nkftik nl nm« , t;«tl 1 W) Ml to *n)oy HI* with thtl itfviftlWr h«l ( fI Notd lh# )lv« digit yitk:« r (t j y yt>ur Vl|« Of MflitiK-rtftl Yrni miwl \m #M m«H fHHH rtltMit •• ••• lun ^pe^iig iMupi* filntiiH!«tiifi with a Wf (fuinlBi ind ttt ttw win yfiti Wrtrtd I* 0 S«i in, lomtrvlltt, C IA w tv1rt«*f part rn*c»»Titifi a mit«t Middlaitt Arm ttti MMr- tt«tr htm ehoitn IB fte»M m»tf !•*•*•# «#M # VMV W/M Queetofiand Anewer naaBton it*t«llit|inl 0/t) lrt» WHITt MALI, 10 »H»thiH tivhinq Wf IS VI for an rinytitniy t mnfi(j(iammii ttla- Kflv«tifumii«. rating rnftitnilr rfHrr»ft ( i tit** WJMNI * t**^ i***fmrt \m * #•-» * # Weekend Pb,Oct>0.Nov, I 17 WANTSMOKEFREE DINING? hnlMatlNdMwilia*M^S2.00It I I) 7 p.m, Itmi*, Nw.} UMl ThlHif, 19 LMnpMft AM.! NHH Btwi- lOSMMM^^kwi^J 07901 I (90S) I33-S4S3 •LMW MMihMm tout* Itjtun: th» tonw, NIWJCRUV I •jMNOII DAMCt TMAIM i SMntiM S mo* ndHcowMd by Qumtin (9011 3ftt 4809 imnvno, ww WMT, in upnpi wm Ton tfcWww masquerade party at Bobby k GASP itoiy Hami^UvTyttf and SiwMtyWntm Group Againit Smoking PoMu1«n Mory*, fcMatawtf. 9 p.m. Nov. 1 Cott $5 Nov. 1 Coil 112 Fon*^ (OF th* M P'»v*fl by A||l|t itWJruom and Utm donc« «t Bobby I May'i, •Dwcn at SNnton hoM, iwbn. 9 p.m. Paeatawa*. 9 p m Nov 8 Cott $5 2.9 Cott 113 CtNTHAtrtWIY •O*fX« it nw QMt HOUH, Weil Of*r^ 6 TAU rRWNDl CLtt pm Niw 1 C0tttl2 ttVMHMI aVlO" aVltf IB^MW •0*>ct it ShtfUon T«ri hotel. Piwpptny, 9 nnefil'l"anHtaflafi]l- pm Nov. S. Colt II? tOMCHCTMUl HERB PATULLO'S l 1 GREENHOUSE RESTAURANT i f lei 4. MtlttHitn, f ttCTH f»m 7 (2015 J61 903? by Nov 4 «t Round V»H*y UMCH k OHMER MRVIO DAILY ortshop at Btfiroow Umce ttt, Sea 11:30 i m. Nov 3. Mett in lot across Girt / p m Nov 9 fftOS) 2233500 hy Nov WUt» i Tawnt, Btdmmtttr Coit II UW ICTBffAIHmUT IVIHY FWIMYI tATUROAY NITI water FRIDAY I SAT. • NOV. 1st 12nd I0MJ93T-M1? •tt»n t-tfw^i d#K« 41 Iht (torn Studio, •T#nnt* it lh« Club at Woodttfidfle, 5.30 p.m S p m Nov 1 Cost $t$ Sunday Colt $22, mutt rtWMi Dy 3 30 p m Sunday FLIPSIDE Omt Naw Band • W% k Wa (9ODM4MM »fto*(in| pt Ctartt UMtt. 110 p.m. Nov 4 MKMfS flM BANQUtn 25-1 SO CoM I! 3; fttffvitw MM O&f CtAtldMS 714 CMRfSTMAI ^ARTIfft 4A32 ptm p*ty *t South PtobifloM 1 MOUTH VOaNUIR AVt. • BOUND BROOK 90UKMM (f IMIM, 194*) »t hrtt Pr«tbyt«fi / p.m Friday, Nw 1 yifV M p m Nov fl fV»M Hail, 90S-7SS44M OVfRTUMI ran MMlll 932 94t? •Mtitxtrama about UMNM of IN Part* J S \iml «t #Uw t lav mm i Airwwan Wt) In taneh * ALUL 6 10 p m N SUMll CAIMOUC 1944) Sfln i HARVIIT OAMCI 7 p.m Saturday, Nov 472-91;« Scott Mail, f»u<#wi if*. «• I'm dli 'H«ii) At On tiMly (If P**;*" vVall Otajir I UaufiHi get* thrown out 9 .a / I^M thMtnm m MitR Wftii MriPWff IMS) 1341444 M-ThtnjfrlJO M 11 i SitlM li UK) 1ill if lifl.ailMM.llii t'rrr iwyt1*lf« Siit Sim Dtlvr llw llnmi!r (NT it, It, M HM»M I'orf I'dlnlhiii Aviillxlilr This cofWfttt ibHrwrt toy RUph Frm H ont of im rwny works )o It fouftd •( »!• WMffttd Crtft IHrttt Prt^tuniay IB Dmm out Weekend Pk Oct. 30-Nov, 1 ...I.MHMI • «•••••••*!#•••••«•• Experience a n/g/it of me QMwwm ipuiM to our cmfonobk, exquisite atmotphtrt with ptnonokztd service. wW moke it o time to rtmtmber. Rtstrvitions Rtcommwdid Privttt Functions I Cockail Rtctptioni lm thru Fri. -Lunch I Dinntr • Siturty Dinwr 4pm • 11 pm SuwtyDtow Jpm-IOpm Ml LIMA KWVtIWMKtNO W* COWHWONOINT FINE NORTHERN Who'i Huntfng Who? In Watchting rttalni tht Oarman almoiphara H had undar Ka pravtoua nama, Rolf a, whllt adding an Amtrlcin flavor. ITAIIAN CuisiNE WiTh A CASIAI Who's Hunting Who compliments Restaurant ATMOSpllERE German food with American fare variety RouHTIfEXiT 12) 4 MIM WMldOinton UNI TN*TWI UIOH •omawmmwu • WOONM • mam% FRIDAY NIGHT DANCE •UyHomiofl Novtmbtr IK • Souncli of Magic •y Pftylllt th* Novtmbir Ith • InvNiUon UwK^WA^hJi flL MM Ai Jiwfe^^J Nito I'm io(ni to Wtmn nl/S CJIwy SomerviUe naUvc MlcfcatJ N, ScMiw was named one of the to fo to «n Beit New Chefs in Amerka tor fit k*t to a? to in 1906 by food and mm mamm* oneofthcmoitpresti|iouiivwtJl mm A|^^s^MMAs% uftHsM in the country. His restaurant I cm? Cafe Louis in Boston, WM named of The Year's Best New ReiUu- mnti in the November issue of K$qu\w magazine. TIKiiNlff vCIOPff 11" 1 The Academy af Culinary Arti graduate cooked in Manhattan and the Hamptons in New Yoiit before returning to his hometown to cook at UCucina for more than wMb PRIZES two yean before moving to Bos* ton, He credits his mother, Judy Conn, for his Introduction at nn INTRODUCTIONS early age to ethnic cuisines which A WAY POR PEOPLE TO MEET PEOPLE I IwwfllwIHn •• .v. ...JL- led to his inUwst in foot). l l Itfn4iy tilfMi • * * to rtAci vow ran ADD Citgo Petroleum will sponsor CALL 140040IMH OR Hi TTOOATt HAwkw^W^wft A^^^^^^H^^^A Tftiiteft from Around the WorW, a FREE 1 AO IN "WIIMSJD nur toon and wine tasting event at IWwwWww • ww* i^RBwW™ OTHV Crowns V\m Hotel in Ediwn'i wVNn rHII MM MnM Ilfliitan Ontrr Monday, Nov. Ifl. A Hwrvt now for iiencfit for the Muscular tystro- Thinki|iving Dinntf phy Aissociiition, tickets are $35 in advance and $40 at thr door, Partidpating rpntauranti in* elude: American • U^i Restau- rant at the Crownc Plait, Atw4 proudly presents The Grain Houst (irtti Brook nt tho Old Mill Inn, Cabaret Soiree ri AlC -• (hitliack Htwikhouie, Wison, The tat dininK and entertainment In Ncwjencyl Imiian Akbr, Wilson, Pakb* Hum Shi'/jm, Kdison, Thai - Thursdays, November 7 8c 21 Hahn Ilia), Cliwn Brook, Othsjf DARYL SHERMAN & RONNY WHYTE ethnic cuiMiii'K [rpivscnli'd ail MHH -Mini nut with UMM.SHHMAN, l.inrk, Swi'diwh in id ti micro brtW ^^^^^H itid ymi *i)ii't t«rr whtt nine it iv wy. For rtwrvatkms, call tin Mul- H^^^H Will only to n't i pity to MY tiple HrlmMls nffltf lit 750 2,133, Hflf^H H#<" In tod, HmM * * • H^^^H Ofer** MSh« n «i metmfriwnji (hit Kings Nutter MurhrU wilt liont a Hj^m you tlon'i hnr i lingjr pint of wlverwirr (rrt- bninrh for (i«t«rnrw 10 am* HlHBB dink thf hit the iiidirmr in her hind I p.in, Sunday, Nov. 3, featured Dlnnori 14.00 (o IfLOO Itcrrw Invfodm juJr^n, i^ti, ^••LJ Ajm fttrftbuhr, ttAlmon, roflta> cttki, *[)«yl Shtrnwn Nn ytt to w« * **ndtfd **"** i'^nw ^e luuldni e «rm. ««u»w((n« ami d li N^f IWw, "ImpwrtN* mmiui (Mr «h«« »rf Hillk JMIdiy ind Akimim ( Dfirir" JltffHin H«)Wifl, tlr Mrv 1W TfMA -Jiht'i wfhi^iutrd, *lw» »tn • • • (bftird iftd ihr mi wn*'" Miflw MtPirtlind A swonfl tnmml N'fifflt, Hatt* "|«)NNVWHVlhi««wrtKlt»litllyd<«Hl liwi ilittutufeniujd-r Wiling day Ttifttltii M/I rlrpfit affair r»f* ItllKtt, Tk J»t TW^tf >Aiinp." St^ HOMM, TW NW TW Ttiw Meals in do if i H witt wlMion tif cuttnary Menu for the Week of November 4,19% H^ fniin i(X'itl mutdurmia 1 nmi catitrw, will rw rwld i? p.m. OfK of ihr town * moM toptiiniiitrd iml utoicd irmiMoim Mon. QrfMd Chk^m w/Tocmlo & 8wHi KOOor Am imn tm* I)») fern) tfftUTMMMJll 2)frinlKillmiHolWi«lrig 8) Take ltO.00 Off Atiyfliltooli j I 9) FfMflkl TNiti 7) Tflk* «H>.00 Off Any Poln 11 4) fm Boot CufHuf 8) M«w MouMIr^) For »28.O0 'I l«4aa*it4Mtiu Itmiitiat I It—filial IXI'IWU 17/1/00 Jl Ntwtptfwrt • FtN/Wmttr 1996/97 J«ffi?.V~i-~&-W.~:•• ;•&••••"- •: 'it'•••?!• .3S-^ t--i :• •• p- S». Elizabeth Hospital 225 Wllllamion Strait Elizabeth, N.J. 07207 (90$) 527- 8t Elizabeth Hospital Is a private, not-for-profit scute can Catholic facility with 325 beds, 24 well-newborn bassinets, and seven intermediate-care bassinets. Sponsored by the Sisters Of Charity of Saint Elizabeth, it is eastern Union County's teaching hospital. The Hospital's Wide Span of Services Include: FamUy&ntorad Matamlty Program. Our maternity program offers Labor, Delivery, Recovery Rooms (LDRs), t Midwifery Program, expanded services through a teaching program for obstetrical/aynecotoglcal residents, and full support for high-risk moms and Intents with special needs. Haart Cantor. The Hospital's Heart Center provides an Interdisciplinary approach to the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of heart disease. Cardiac Diagnostic tests include cardiac catheterization, stress testing, a vascular laboratory, and Tilt TaWe Testing for the diagnosis of Syncope. Dtabataa Managamant Cantor. The Diabetes Management Center offers a comprehensive Inpatient and outpatient program designed to assist patients and their physicians In better management of diabetes. Haalth and Rahabllltatlon Cantor. Our Health and Rehabilitation Center provides the community with a facility that offers a full range of fitness, therapeutic exercise and wellness programs under the same roof. Programs run the gamut from medically supervised fitness training to outpatient physical therapy to cardiac, pulmonary and diabetic rehabilitation. Parkalda/Saton Cantar lor Chamictl Dapandancy. Our Center for Chemical Dependency provides a residential detoxification program that is designed to meet the individual medical needs of adults while treating alcohol and/or drug dependency as well as an Outpatient Program designed for peopta who desire continued intensive counseling to encourage maintenance of a drug-free lifestyle. " ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^•^e^B^BillllB^BB^B^B^B^BeJBjB^B^BjBpSJS^BB St. Elizabeth Hospital Uniting Medical Technology With Human Compassion Public fiUHIont Dip$rimtnt • St. Etlnbtth Ho§plltl • 223 Wilil§m$on Strt$t > lllttbtth, NJ 0TS07 YE 81 I'd l*e mow Information about the foiowing program i: LJ PamMy Centered Matvrniiy Program U Diebeiei Management Center Q 8t. Elizabeth Hoipttal'i Head Center U Meal* and fieheaHWon Center U ParMde/Setoti Center lor Chemical Dependency ••Ml Odobtf 30-31,1M6 HOMETOWN II II II HANDBOOK II II II Supplement to: Crunlord Chronicle, Scotch Plums HanwiKxJ Prca*. Wettficld Record Published by; Fitfbes New*p*per* 102 Walnut Avenue, W) Bo* 626, Cmnford NJ 07016 The 19% edition of Home (own Handbook provides a look Ml life in the Union County area covered by h>rbes Newspapers. The profile ol each municipality reflects it* unique character as well us information residents might find helpful A few notes on the entries: Unless otherwise indicated, the tax rule for each municipality is given as the rate per $I(K) ol assessed valuation. Hlcctions for municipal officials are held in November of each year, with sevenil positions due to expire Dec. 31 of that year. School board elections (which include a vote on a proponed sch itNioNrorvrv 4 (iARWOOt) LI (riiitln'riy 1.am* 141 Sr 1 h/.tln-th\ HotpHul 2 (tarwtxx) Auto l*iiriH W (iiillcry Miitic 24 In Home Vnlco Semre 4 New Jcrncy Cdlulm n lipsto ins Hoi ilc ly 24 M I'lrt/n I'MrwH^ 14 MailUixcs r.li 25 Hettmccrafi (<>nt|mny 14 NJ Wofkshup lot (la* Arts 25 f'KANHMtl) Hlu€ Colltir Inn 15 1 outer Store 25 ( ninfnnl Swimming Pool 6 l.u Mnri|Uf !'ur% 25 ( 'niMfiiitl Ihkr Sh*>(> 6 KKNIKWOHTM IA Pr _ 1! 1II » E. ^t .X. &m: County moving into 21st Century ith an innovative approach to economic growth and fiscal responsibility, Union County officials achieved a zero percent in- Union Wcrease in the county portion of residents tax hills this year Focusing on the* fVituret th^y continue U> "right size" government and make investments County throughout the 21 rnuriU'Limlititm they serve. Working in concert with the Economic DewJof»nent Corporation, officials are coordinating the efforts of leaders who reprrsent all sectors U> implement the comprehensive !4i>nK-IUiiige Strategic Plan, which was intnxluciHt in January. The plan's eight primary goals include an effort U> concentrate resources on busineu expansion ami retention, and attract new businesses Into the county. Emphasis is also placed on Improving I health can*, human service* and an adequate housing base fur all nnmty residents To help drive the n^vttaii/atinn of the eeonomy« the county and City of KIi/alx*tii have forged ahead with tho constnjetion of the 1 5 million Nquare-fuot Elua betti MetrrvMall, the first malt in Union County, By refining the way they do busmen*, the county has rr«li/txl more than $2 million m insurance re bates In addition, the county's COVHIHI "Triple A" Imnd rntiiig conUtnien to Have munici|NiLities and M*hcx»ls hundreds of thouHiinds of df»llarH Taking » pitiiKlive zUimv to asuist the area's youth, the county's Youth Institute, a mcxlel for the state, already has suai*ss stories since its inauguraUon last yew A new nUitr-of-the-nrt high technology magnet high sehool is on the druwing Ixianl to Irttrr prepare students for highly nklUntl sciencr and technoloKy 4 Mlvtry Oft jobs T\w nnmtv will alwi lurak ground for a new Juvenile Detention facility. 'PIP county is celcbritting the 7ftth anniversary VCR • TV'S the ereation of the Union County Pnrk Hyntrm. CAMCORDERS Iiuiiugh it* iww "tme «tnp" (*uMot?ier Information C.Vntert the county \\m mmle it punier for resident* to STEREOS • CASSETES keep uhreMHt of county NeivieeH (51H-IHHK)). CD'S • PHONOGRAPHS Fast fiuls 1*20% OFF 1 . 102 RquHrr mi l I ALL LABOR I YKAH IN(XNIKIRATKI): IH57 j CMAA01S { tM>/UU1 Or CHOSEN : Union County Adnilnhtrntion niiildlng, K Rftwln II ftmv, rhmrtumi, r^MIM; Henry W, Kur/, vice iimirtnnn, r^/Hliri, (*mi»j | Cohen 527- 4113; Umla DICMovanni, M7-4IW, Unda^Ijee IteUy, B27-4III; Frank tl. l^hr. 527 4J17. Waller D. McNeil, $49 9t vmlut) | ,?r, H27 4110. UtitlA Stemlpr, fiZV 411«, Dmiiel P 8ul- AH Httrh Uvan, 527-4112. N0W*9"| CCniNTY MANAUKR- Ann M Wmim, mi 42m AH Wtith thftit tm *»»*1 Xtmfor (hit** HIM COUNTY CIAKHK .liimuie \Utymu\ 527-41)08 fir- Wtrvt* COUNTY (ACTINCi) HUMCHINTKNOKN^r OF SCHOOLS: David S. tJvtfiNRtnn, 054-0860 t tNION COUNTV KM JCB; 054-Onoo III Home Video Service* UNION COUNTY PAWW & RBC. 5274B00 HM N. ,HUI« Strict tWION COUNTY PASSPORT 0WICK: 6544159. (Iwhlnd Rejml Apjillump Slorel CAOLtS TV SYSTEM: ComCat, (201)736-7400. l.lnrivn • «O»-4»IA-4(M»4 Ootttr 30-31,19M Busy Cranford still building for future s Cranford's 125th Anniversary year drawi to * close, the town U gearing up for another milestone, the police department's 100th year AThe town's active volunteer network is off Cranford and running, creating a busy calendar of town-wide feitivittei to mark the historical occasion. A Valen- tine's Day dinner dance, golf outing and an endof- the year gala parade are on the agenda, along with a Police Calendar and anniversary lxx>k depicting the 100-year history of the department. After 10 yean of progress, the Downtown Manage- ment Corporation is seeking a "new vision" through the group's new Strategic Planning Committee The 14 member Mewing team includes representatives from local civic, busmen* and religious organizations They are in the pruceia of hiring and outside consult- ant to help determine? the plan ft>rth e future The Township Committee has been busy building for the (Uture, lifting the reconstruction of the High Street Bridge off the drawing board and into action. The $3,21 million project in Amded by the Department of Transportation Remaining artifact* from the origi- nal 1879 structure will be salvaged and maintained by the Cranford Historical iScjciHy Completion of the Harvard fUmd bypmi* newer turn to page 0) } tw^^^ifi fey LAND m fey 9U « tttt» ONANPOND POOi I ffTMM dNTM Ittfct PUCI TO M. of th«t n party **** for up tn • vartoty «f , (Ufngunrfi on Duly) IAfekAJiA MA M Brtny and mul pl«y ymtmn wittt • ; ,. YOUR ton— of iVUN* *• Plimty rif tun y llm# r ^^^^^Wi Vn^nll *e timtfay HINT TNI POOL ON A tATIfMMV ON MINOAV IVININO TNI 110IUITI ^W ^Hi^lW^^T^^^^W^fl^» ^P IWW^^ fat ymir qnm$$ for yiMi tn rfw m«tfl flrifl ft«f rlW wttrf wQwiMHn$ 4i (wig *« you * lMvtt*» 401 C«nt«nnl«l Cr«nf«r4 CALL 709-7260 FOR INFORMATION Oolobtr8041,ilM Fait fecti Cranfford POPULATION: 22,624 AREA: 4.00 square miles YEAH INCORPORATED: 1871 Bike Shop TAX RATE: $2 62 per $100 Ukvn by: fpiaiit, < ,unm»iHliil<< MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT: Municipal BuikUng, 8 DlitiiMHitl Ilitrk, Klriti iV Inline Spi-inul'ii'ld Aw., 7O9-721K) Sktil«*H hy Miiyor .1. HolxTt Hoeniur, 278-7581; Deputy MayoT Huh.ml ,1 Siills, 21 (iMl-W, Carolyn J Vollero, 276-4542; MMISfMAS PfrfSFNTSI Wally K Shi.ckcll, Jr.. 272-7534; Thomas W. Show, UNLIMITFO TUNF UPS MUNICIPAL t'LERHL John F. Lai/zn, 700-7206. nOAKD OF KIHICATION: 132 Thomas St., 272-0100. Andrew I Vlliain, pivsiiU-nt, 709-0580; I^ois A. Verho- I'vrn, VKV prcsidi-nl, 272-1742; Dr. Saul Zucker, 272- :>00l), Thtimiis Denny, 272-7H17; Potrr R. Caprio, Jr., CfMNFOiOD 27fl-aiO«; tkn»iK<- J Join, 272-2190; Cynthia S. Myers, 700 12(11); FAUU\ S Silvi-y, 272-5787; Rita Veca, 272- 103 N, Union Avo • Cranfoitl •III Hi 008-272-0184 ROAKI) HKCRKTARV: Miriam Ocioclmun. 709-6210. M-1MM), Hut lMl.Sun I in SUPRRINTKNIIENT: Dr. Kmnlonc Rrnna, 709-6201. I'OI.K'lv Clin-I Iliirry Wilde, 'M2 '.]'.]'.]?. HRK: Chiit Ailliiii Kiunnc, 270-014(1. RESCITK SqVMY A Coiilrnnial Aviv, 272-7717. sifeia IJHIIARY: 221 Walnut Avtv, 709-7272. 984 Hamilton Blvd • S. Flniiifielri RKCRKATtON: F-Vnnk D'Antnnlo, 709-7283. CAHU-: TV NVNTKM: CuniUuit, (201)736-7400, 00H.7fl5-OnGO HIWINKNS ASSOCIATION: Cnuilbnl Chtmbor of MTf B.'IO fl ,10, Hi II .10 II, ail » II, ('Ifwril Wf REEL-STRONG FUEL CO. RIENDLY DEPENDABLE SERVIC ••rving Union County ft Vicinity tlnoo 192S Discover what "Keel" Personal Service is like! II"you ever have a problem that Is not solved satisfactorily by our service personnel or office staff, you can s >eak 10 either olllie ovvnrrs, flint or IVte Crane, They will take a tersonal iiueresi in your prohlrnt and he responsil e for providiiu: «i soluiion Now thai is "Reel11 service! • Air Conditioning • Fuel OH Heating A Cooling • Oil A Oat Burners * Humidifiers Air Cleaning Filters Most Major Brands SALESSERVICE 276-O9OO INSTALLATIONS 549 LEXINGTON AVE., CRANFORD Octet* 30-31,1896 OUR WN UNfOlE vn V WE OHER A wide sidewalks stop. SCIECTION of Our town spills fROM EVERYWHERE. into quaint HAVINQ TROUUE fiNdinq stuff? neighborhoods WE CAN help. COME IN and green parks. And our Atxd TAICC A look. most treasured asset Lxn*t our cfos§ proximity to the "city", hut our town 101 N. UNION MN. itself,. .Downtown Cranford\ T€L# 174-7170 ur brick-fiuvd sidewalks act as a want "welcome mat" that introduces I HUMS* IStBf you to a rich vaiety of more than 150 special stores and shops, quaint res- taurants and cafes, and inviting walk- CRflMFORD ways and plazas, Our merchants work hard to make sure the customer is BOOK STORE always happy, Special shopping and Our Cumtommr cultural events mix with senior dis- Bmrvlcm* counts, xift certificates, and frequent HnamftmOgm Mmkm Thm Olffmrmncm shopper benefits, all helping to make our town your town for wonderful If* • .ti/ shopping, eating or for just enjoyable V\ t <*11 f 111111 strolling. r 1 S|»MUI I I (>Milrn k purchmw of I IN I •lOOff K^all 908*709-7208 for a free I purchniw of $50 I K>»|him Nimr hm Oiw I •as ort I schedule of our upcoming events. purchase of $ 12B Well make sure ••OOff I ptJrcHAM of $ I you'll xet to know •lOOOff I purr:hM« nf $500 every little hriek f r'HfW*" ft* 'J«» "/ ftff I in our little town, < Downtown 11 North flvt. W., • Cranford Cran/nrd CRANFORD 90S-2 76-0390 9i.W-9ttm • Sal ftJ0*J/J0 • .ton //-< Houlc ;H Wett, ur the* (hthlett NtaU* Parkway* fUlt n ii The solution to D0VET4I your foot problem! is Xtra Depth* shoes, only by P.W. Minorj •Arthritis • Hammertoes lArch LtoMtmt •Diabetes • Bunioni •frolonftd artifacts - implements - antiques •Geriatric •Congenital • Ntrrow/Wkk Pttt Conditions Deformitonei •Foot Trtoma candles • gifts and accessories Xtm Depth1 tht*i arc availahk in 1SO iim antf WMM. 13 and 12 foot thaptt foi hath ftwit and womtft. D0VET/1IU PW MINOR tues-$at thurs'til 8 pm 904 CtnttnnM Avtnue 908-709-1638 Crinford, NJ 07016 It I—tman 8trt#t Crawford I PROFESSIONAL EYECARE IN A CONVENIENT FRIENDLY SETTING Obttetries^ y Gyn«oology for Attuliii K ChHriron * A to * Alt Typwi ot Cf o1 lntiw»n Eixptrtty rirtml />«rv/ K. Boffard, M,D., EA.CO.C. o, BlftK7Hl A I mac L Victor, M.t), Ann C Mitvter. M.D. cranford eye care "All Mtjor lM»ni|td t'mn flam DM. ALAN J. OMOKMAN, OrTOMITRIST EXAMB CONTACTS III twMli Av», B. • it'ftii* fttmi tniltl Mill»N) Ntrtd W«ilt Cr«nf«rt( O«ll ( f 1TMM0O Cranford OB-CYN •tutor if Infertility Croup, RA. • . •!,-•• Bitty Cranford ttlU moving to fh« future (Continued from page 5) reitdmti, white the Myrtle Street Recomtnictlon project upgrades south side streets. IERAI Future development and revitaliiation is also on NURSERY SCH the upswing, as Cranfonl Joined neighborly Clark and General Motor* in crofting the Hyatt Hills Golf Pull a Half Day S««IOM Course Commission. The nine-hole public facility, Wt tncourafft crtatlvfty, offer slated for completion in the year 3000, will be built on dMlhnglM •uptffhiacM M4 liavt the former General Moton Hyatt-Clark industrial site which borders both towns. In addition to the regula- • graat staff that to cwrlnf, rttpoiMlblc tion course, the facility will house a driving range, ictxptrttiKM and ell-grass putting course and a clubhouse. The Board of Education is taking district school's to Rtxlbl«Hottn new academic heights with a new elementary science For FtirtfMr lafomaMoa call curriculum that conforms to the new 9t«to curriculum standards. Procesi writing is also being strengthened 908-272-2466 through the use or technology. At the middle school lovel, the half-year course will now Incorporate the use of computers to reinforce the writing and editing stops The expanding curriculum in the middle school level will also Include an additional semester of literature for seventh-grade students. The district's growing enrollment prompted the re* vital Nation of the Bloomingdale Avtnue School which 25 South AvtniM • Cranford now houses both kindergarten and flnt*grade daises. 2% • 6 VMN • LIcMMd by §«•*• of S.I The building Is shared with the town'i Park* and Director Nancy Mkhdtkl Recreation Department and Senior Citizen programs eiSerfc "The Experts In CUSTOM CLEANING" • Sam© Day Cleaning & Shirt Laundry in • Decorator-Fold Drapery Cleaning Muuty and 8i Custom Installation • Ultrasonic Blind Cleaning • Fur Cleaning 8t Storage Career • C • Tailoring 8t Alterations Ahoc* • Qulcrwcar • Fir©, Smoke & Water Damage lingerie • Restorations • Corporate Stores • Wholesale Dry Cleaning 18 North Union Avenue Cranford A4 North Avenue Fast 276-8088 Cranford, NJ 07016 , thur w J 908/276 3300 • Fax; 908/709-0906 Connelly sett pace as Fanwood seeks a new direction Fan wood hortly after Maryanne Connelly wia iwom in as mayor of Fanwood In January IW6» she established an agenda consisting of tour goals Sfor herself and the borough to fulfill over the coming year. These areas included improving communications, furthering the development downtown, updating tech- nology and preserving historic buildings and areas of the Utrough. Those Issues were addressed during the year, mid will continue to In* worked on in 1097, Improving communications got off to a good itart with ivtfulm IxirouKh meetings now tiring televised Also, the mayor's offlee has iasucd ft Fanwood n«ws letter mid will continue to tie published. The first Funny Wood Duy, held in September, brought thousand of resident* and vUitor* to Fanwood for a ftm-niltxl tiay <>f adivitiea. This event wan duvel oped as mi opportunity to ftirther Hie rolationthip betwtvn residents and txnwigh merchants and alfO to ttinwHt in divwritown. Planners have teen brought In to offer suggestions on how to continue? improving the* d WHO DO YOU TRUST WITH YOUR MONEY??? W (I tn K | Nwm S|IHHH, III f^^yiu I t^t I t hfmitlhn, t? Miifhnlliihl. Uy How 11 in H M imtH tunvntf Mithnff (irwtv. Ptkti •PICIALIZINQ IN MUTUAL FUNDS SINC11960 Tor over W< ycnri wo have «|iri'uihml in pctiuimli/cil invr to the fullest ASSISTED LIVING at CHELSEA provides the ideal lifestyle choice for those finding it difficult to manage on their own at home. With the help of personal asmstance from our caring staff, residents continue to enjoy their independence in nn atmosphere of warmth and comfort. • Luxurloua private auitea with hatha • State-of-the-art emergency reaponae ay a tern Three delicious meala daily Aaaiatance with daily activities auch aa bathing, dressing, grooming & medication • Daily nodal A recreational activitiee And more...all for one monthly fee Dlecover aractous Assisted Living at The Chetaea Write or call tor our free color brochure or to mtunge a tour. (908) 654-5200 ! Please send me Information about Assisted Living at The Chelsea Nam© Address City State .ZIP. Phon« I) I would like a tour I I The Chelaea at Hnwood, 2M touth Avenue, Fanwood, NJ 07023 m mm Oe>eb» 3041 322-etOO 988-1201 pnonenoN 1M South AVWHW • Fanwood smcutM IEDE / Install pads or shoes / Check Hardware Modern Equipment / Resurface rotors or drums / Repack non-drive wheel bearings / Check calipers & Master Cylinder / Check lines, hoses, seals • Front or rear additional parts and labor May be required Semi Metallic pads extra For Same Day Service i If I HMI WAMMAN1V ON »'A[)S AND SHOl S Call 322-9109 NEIL F. 8CHEMBRE GRAND OPENING 266 North Av«*iiiu* Fntiwood • («M)H) 322-6066 217 SOUTH AVENUE INOW PANWOOD • 908322^)200 BKFOKK 0$mf D*yi VIAK GRAND OPENING KIND SPECIALS Buy 1 Dinner at Regular price Got 2nd Dinner1/? Price JT Tux IMIH^ , Vmittir *MMI Noti I' •FdttlllUr With Mtml ArrounllnM Sof»Httrr DAILY LUNCH tPIQIALt 30-31,1 Activity abound*, schools changing in tiny Garwood Garwood The tiny borough of Garwood has seen a steady stream of activity throughout the year and all incli- nations are that it will stay busy. Nt?cessary repair work - drainage, street and side- walk repairs throughout the borough has been on- going Garwood received a state grant, which funded nmirej drainage work, Morr grant money Is being sought to continue this work. The controversy surrounding the dissolution of the Union County Hegiontil High School District rontirv utxl up until u division wus made in May. A imparity of voters and a minority of six communities voted in favor of dissolution. June 1097 in the target date for this to take place Appeals have been filed. The Garwood Hoard of Education announced agree- ment with the Clark ftatrd of Education in whirh Garwood high adiool students will continue to attend Arthur L* Johnson High School in Clark upon the termination of the Union County Regional High School Dtntrirt In June 1997. Tt\e Summer '96 playground project ran thin year (Ptea*e turn to page 15) S W I * MM ? VI ? 1 IMt *ufI i i its ', I •> NAPA AUTO PARTS PHONISI Rtttll * Foreign • Oomtftlc Fleet Discounts Available • Over 60,000 Parts in Stock SAvms • Same or Next Day Emergency Parts Service Have A Phone? Lot ua evaluate your bill and m* you monty! • Machine Shop Services Ask about «ur «urrtm ptwiit>tn> "Our Professional ( ourteous Staff Make The Difference" GARW • It • AUTO PART8 789-1212 S70 South Avr, Qarwood OVFR 20 YEARS EXPEniCNCE I t 1* t| iU*% /\ it tit « M I a (in Oft** 9041,1IM Ftit fate AMA:.O7 of • square mils VMM INCORKMUTBIMW3 TAX RATE M 8H per $100 Professional MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT 403 South Avt, 789- Furniture Rcflnishing 0710 Mayor Michael Crincoli, Council member*: Paul Dc k Upholstery Venuto, [incident; Margaret Grecnawalt; John Insa- belle; Charles Lombardn; Dennis McCarthy; Dwnlan An Artisan Shop Mltchrll. MUNICIPAL (I.KRK I>>ri8 Folklore, 789-0710. Restoration of Epoch & BOARD OP KIHK ATION Bast St., 789-0332 Contemporary Furniture Kugcni' IVrrottn, president; William Nierstedt, via1 Chair Repair • Caning • Rushing president, Putrioui CusUilcil; Raymond Qrimct; Iinda Kooning; P«trlci« Mur»<>gli«; John Nantone; Richard Custom Made Table Pads Polldoo', Jr., Ijurt'tta Hpina. Quality Upholstery & Fabrics BOARD NKCRKTARY: IVU>r C«prio, 789-0332, SIII'KHINTKNDKNT: lU'Tin; A Ilinvunl, 7B9-018S. POIJCK: Chirf HOIHMI Kyun, 7tt» IS(X). FIRK Chirr Ulrnn Millrr. 7B0-19OO. !lO% Off Our Fabrics!! nRNCUP.M)HAI>' 7 HI) l,r>(N). • When Uilng Our Upholtttiy Services • UBRARY: Wnlnut Stm>t, 7B0-1670. RRCRRAT1ON .loNoph IVItmln Jr., 788-0710. CAUIKTV MYSTKM ('orncaHt,(201)736-7400. BUSINKSS ASN(KIAT1()N Gnrwood Chamber of 315 North Ave. • Gar wood , 7BB-23O3. A Great Place For Women Of All Ages Tb Get In Shape! Featuring the Ultimate Plaza Fitness Invites You For... in Cross Training: 2 Weeks free UNIVERSAL CROSSLINK For New Clients Only INTCKVAL ArKOHK toy A§ Y#« O#t md fhe Only t ommtlmant You'll Mike In To Youncllt ISTRENGTII TRAININC CIRCUIT SYSTEM OurOriitltd, Experience the Exptrltnctd Stuff Can tHffereme VARI. MAKES! IMp You Get Into SHAPHI (hr Instructors Will Sttp Atrobkn, AtmbU% Hold Your Hand Strtngth Training anil Throughout livery Mart! FITNESS Workout At King'* Shopping Cfttttr (At r«r i^ft of Ptribui iim) CHILD CAM! 300 9 $1.00 Drafts THK BIAJI: COIJ,/%R 607 JMMHH AvrNir •. N J. 07027 JUMBO Dm SA*DWM Thun, 317-4900 t orncd Bter MlMttron« FAX* 90S 317-4646 Roam (§tef m4.50 Soup of m# Day m Turkey 4. Mam A ( h«f nc 4. Tuna 3,9! bow Shrimp Salad 4.95 hicken Salad 4.50 fyrmt on Whlt*< Hw td Orttn Salad Whuk Wheat or Hhil Chicken IS ShHmp 4.50 Mrillcd(hicken TNI OtttMA It41 u** itvu Hot A1K AMWT OUR DAILY IPIC1AI Jl on Pin* Brawl 4.50 Hm thm* At w/lnmnfo Plain 00 Kraut Onion 8 Mi 1.43 i n fmkvtl t'trnt h fmm tm C»mu \n CbttMbyrgm 4 00 Heel"A 525 3 as * l»rl«py A Swl» •Spaghetti A f omatw Sauce ("a^tmiA Package Goods Sole Kenilworth rantwal topped by Braarlcy he town of Kcntlworth has had its fair iharo of troubles during the last few years, but at new Mayor Michael Tripodi likes to say, KB- Kenilworth Tnilwoilh is "on the road to Renaissance." 5 A number of key issues that had been plaguing the town Jjove bmi rcfiotved this year, I Dcx'isions hk\w U*on made regarding two major is* aura that had put the town in turmoil. First, David Brcarby High School will nx^cn in September 1W7. Thi?ro hus \*vu much debating and unsettlement slmv th«* sch(»ul closed. A hard fought battle ensued, but thr Inird work paid off. It was recently voted that the school woulH upon its doors4 much to the delight of parents un Fast fncti fGWJUTION: 7,574 YRMl ; 1907 MUNICIPAL (1OVP.KNMKNT: lloraugh Unit, R67 BUNDS & DRAPERY nilworth nnulrviml, ;!7tM)0flt) PMI SHOP AT MOMS tBSVtOt r Mayor Mlt'lmrl THIMMII, 27fl«MmO; ftcirr»tisEh Council CWmeln CnlMminn, <. li**mi linviil; Hit luiul Knlr*itK Mi cluird l^»l(uHi\ Anihuny Pntit^nn, !>on • Ovar SO Yasrs Expartanoa i •; • Ptofasslonal Sarvlca Of KIMH'A'riON -UMI liniili'VMi-ti, ;-!7« 51i:ui • Satisfaction Quarantaad • Qraat Prleas • Past DaUvaty Cin-nM IjtuilfMi, rmintii I, Hhynin-, (! NKCftKTAKV. Vintvnl (JotuH'ilM, a7ll- NT M-vtl W^huh, ;!7H WM IKE BUND DEPE »nn'iv.rh.',»7it r/nn KINILWORTH ELIZABETH MIUI l'hi« : ••- v: • • : boost Scotch Plains .KV • cotch Plains Township has seen a wide array of •ccompliihmenU atnee Mayor Alan Augm Scotch tine's inauguration in January. S Two important housing complexes oprnul their doors - the senior housing complex and a 1 30 resident alternative housing facility, Several parks and playgrounds are getting fuuMs Plains and new equipment Tfce unused tennis courts at Brooksido Park will become an in-line skating area Some work in the planning stages will help to ;il leviate some transportation woes, The township rr oeived $200,000 from the Department of Truns|>miii- tton to reconstruct part of Rahway Avenue. Tht Technical Advisory Committee, mmic uf pro feisionals volunteering their time and expertise* to the townihip, hove offered valuable suggestions on best ways fur Scotch Plains to become computer ccisible, Ai a result, the library, municipal and police headquarters will have computers Scotch Plains is continuing in its efforts tn u people to the downtown area. Several restaurants operjad attracting quality chefi und a tbllowtn^ of cuntrs who enjoy the fln«?dining . New additions to th« township include: two new flwtrucks and a new sunlor cltk^ns1 hm. MHO, new i» a Sptdalized police bicycle patrol, which him ffevorabte asset U) Scotch Plains residents. A Complete AH Supply Store For Every Artist From Amateur To Professional liulividmil InvfHtorM Since IH7I. pMMiiai« Stock! TuMrit bond! Mutual fund! CDi err Bond! Monty m»rktt lundi fwtythlng In Oovtrnmt nt neurHlH INAl Stock Mtrchsndls* ...nitll IIIIM'll I lull or HIO|> Uy loilny! to Wo H«vr Thr High! Supplir* rmio K. I'HvtuJlFI1 Art HtipiilliiftM.rHft l^iun*VUIn> l.lbnir 2277 StKTH /\VMIr» KM* S'rtlonMir llrtiPih Kiln A Mm It MOM ' it il I'uiw, N.J. 07070 |MOH)5IIM»7fllt Art Mart inHMHum Investor* Utm 1447 list 2nd It. more \Hm 3,300 of nu*« rwiionwide J Scotch PWni/PUIntltW Border (MM) 7M-M00 • PM: (908) 795-9858 Edward JoiltS OdObw 3041,1998 . *•:•>»• *-• f •i * •» •- Hour* Open Bar C ockluil Hour 7 C\>ur*e Dinner, Tiered Silver («iuleliihnts drnm rottif trwr, ( um ur our cl^ni han(|wt with thvlr unli|uf tttllnui, l>ri«tlfnlty IIUHKip^d c^ «trp tip hiknulf i w K ImjKirirri m»rhk fl^in aid 1 lejif mirrMn, *nd m»it Important rnrnn prrpiml b) our hmtm tMi .par ncrllrwe, otne Vivwhu} The Watchung Mountains" PARK AVE. Corner MOUNTAIN AVE SCOTCH PLAINS • (908) 322-7726 Ootobtf 3*31,1808 I FaitfecU POPULATION: 21,125 ARKA:9.6 square miles YEAR INCORPORATED 1917 TAX RATE:$4 87 per $100 MUNICIPAL OOVERNMENT: 430 Park Avenue, 322- 070(1 Mayor Alan M. Auguiiine, 665-7777; Robert Johnston, 8894231; William McClintock, 232-9314; Joan Puprn, 889-2396; Irene Schmidt, 322-5500 MUNICIPAL CLERK Barbara Rtcpts 322-6700 HOARD OF EDUCATION: Evergreen Avenue and CrflnrStiwt,232-fllfll President Dr Donald Sheldon, 233 2965; Vice Presi* dent Lillian Flettmur. 2M 21)13; Morris Uliet, 7574)983, Theremi Urkin, 889 1722; Richard Memle, 322-5670; August Huggerio, 889-5948; Edward Sarutoki, 889-4710; Jennicfl Simpson, 32*8736; Albert SyverUten, 8898898 ItOARI) SKCRKTARY Hiduird Mnrslmli, 232'6101 SlIFKIUNTRNnRNT: Dr Carol Choyo, 232-filf!l KNJt'K: Chief Thomas O'Brien, 322 7100 FIRR Chief Monathon Rllla, .M22 08BR RR»CUK MQUAI): 322-4120 LIBRARY: 1027 Bailie Avenue, 322-5007 RECREATION Uuni Smmm Botto, 322-0700 C TV HYNTRM: Commit, (201) 736-7400 R»h|ih, a 400-pound •lb#rlan tlgrttt, rtotntly ASSOCIATION: Scotch PWtw otl«br«ltd h«r third birthday at tht tootoh 3227388 Plaint Zoo. Opm ; D«y» FlortntlntCuiiine I- For Dinntr No Liquor Llcinw IIace Your Order Lunch Mon.- Bring Vour Own Wine Now For Tin* Holidays Knjov the luxury of shopping at a ?•: "Heal, old-fashioned hutvher shop'1 without paying luxury prices! Prime Rib Ro*«M«t Cut SmoNtcl H«mi (iklnitfti ft ih«nhl«i§) rilut Mlgnon No M Kutorante M El#giinlH Crown Hoa«t Lamb or Pork Frtmh Turhtya. Caponi, Duoka, Qtaia, Turkey Qraitit Praah Hamn "On And Off PrtmiM» C Homo MnrJp Ki^lbufti Brlakal Of gunk; Poultry 4, Market John, VMint* utiH Ntoh [ 4io P*tk Avtnut •Scotch Oimtiitn (Ufa fL Pmmtmliimt l m Nrk Avwuf • tootch Plaint * 323-7126 Octob* 3M1t 19W Popular Westfield sorting out Issues rstttrM \M\{ h;ul its share of ups and downs ilunru: thr u-ais ;iml it is much to this ti»\wi\ unlit that it rvtiiaini one of the Wmo.t tHtpulai n immunities in the state. Westfield Hi iH* Til HI' W. ,tn, E THE EYE CENTER 1X6 North Ave. • West field (Opposite Rallroml Station) <9O8) Z33-«It7 HINATION • BTIOLAMIt CONTACT LENtBt Dr. Bernard Feldman, OD OptnmntrM D»bra $. Feldmiin I I Barbara A. Foldman I Opllcmii H Vision Sppcuilinl PAIR OF No Stretch. No Squint. EYEGLASSES &l No Bifocals NtHioMf Cn oiftf I % OH|»is«' Off iI : ALAll L gI \ /Aff-^ll S f%#« SI IDKSK.NKKKKAMKSJ NO-MNK LEN.SKS I AMIS MP •MttMaaiawaaiBaittHaBiaJlaaiiaaiHHiaMaai aai BBI aai an sw at Many Faces. Many Needs. One Very Special Hospital. For more than 105 years, Children's Specified Hospital has been dedicated «xc)uatvj|y to serving the needs of children and adolescents. Professional recognition for CSH's specialized pedlatrfc and family support programs Is demon- strated regularly by patient referrals from leading acute care hospitals and pediatrit professionals throughout the region. Pediatricians and parents agree the needs of chil- dren and adolescents are quite (lifter ant from those of aduKs and require special facilities, professional experience and training, and support programming. to Ntw krm only CSH focuses exclwiyifr on At tpxiolrmdi of chiUrm Chlkkm% SpmkMttd prwkkt lucft terWce* 01: Child Study Tetm« Learning I)l*mt>!lifim* Progrsmfi • Oocupatkmal Therapy * Physlcnl I 'humpy * Attention Deficit Disorder Program* * Early • Speech and Hearing • Psychological Rehab Technology * Nutritional Counting • Cognitive Rehabllltstlon' Dsy Hospitnl • H< • AugmsntstlvsCommunlc«tk)Mft/(;orn|nitwf E • Comprehsnslve nehaWHtatlon • long "farm Care • Speokiltaed Hotpdal i. I North mui i'«toti >N*y • *iM WW) m »?W ni Ootobtr 30-91, II AVOID Capital Gains and t&V Estate TAXES. Selling # Real Estate • Lund • Stock Our Decorating 01 Business Interest? Comings And IMIS • Retiring Soon? youf tuti*th*rtg» ind cotof t and WKA# WOfW Kings • cotoa pdtwm tor wtry wtntfwit New IRS - up proved plant. of thapt w location Of i^l tor an in ynur horn* ippotn(mtnt AJwayt <*i OKOUTit Priest Call (908) 317-8100 • •• I C CUSTOM INTIRIOfia I 644 South Av«. • WHWIM 306 North Avc I UNI • Wcntflekl. NJ (008) 654-0555 REMEMBER LAST WINTER *£•\ > WITHOUT A SNOWTHROWER7 SNAPPER KNOWS SNOW! 0 r with Hnii|tp«*M tumtMltil. prr sMtiUri/r*! ttnwn to ihf in iii^l *>»ir fm«^ f h^ non ^iit k r M\ nt-1 < httir thr ^nn^ wfoft you Wiflt it ii wirntltv Tnr p«n« urn) wtvu 4 . / *» "LIQENDAHY QUALITY' MclNTYRE S LAWNMOWER SHOP & LOCKSMITH SERVICE ?:i!i II Ml II SIHI I I • W S TI HID • • I SI lll'lll October 30-31, 1896 ^ V mere Fine Gills Candy Matur 8lnet 1904 100% Cotton Available In Hunter Green/Cream Chocolates Williaimburg Hluc/C ream for all 50" x 60" your CRANFORD Holidays 128 E. Brotd 8t Wfcltffoltf, NJ (908) 232-1904 A A MOUNIAINSIDK \ Children's Clam's ('ttmvs C(M)KIN(,S( IIOOI KIK HIN SUOIM'K 401 Wi-.l Rr<»» We Ship utten Anywhere! Kltvhen tttttlgrt* ami Mw* Uttintum ( M/C - Visa - Amcx t hptittitttlti Ik mi tiltir? Stftw* an*/ ApplUun r% ,* v1,, n Accepted f till Stnh $' f I*I^I^ A// lull Itw of kih hrft iM/'/'//*v (ii/Uhi\kt h S/tn i FEATURING FREE .00 orpi cones A non-proM organixitlon MtabNthtd m 1178 Thfodora K, Schloibarg, Ed D, Poundtr and Extcuilvt DirtctOf Com* and VIM TNi Art Qallcryl > WMW*M Summ* WofK»hop (Jim 30 • Aug. 1) JJa LOADS IN STOCK! D«tlgntri & Manufacturers of tht Flnttt Natural Fun ION PRIMIIR Top of tht lint, natural from Canadian full langth Fr* - M«4t 1* WTHMMMIU "Qoldtn Blonds" tm hiding: Strnt Hockey •5 Btavtr ooatt. ^^wfiw^Pt HBJ^^W»m^i TMI^P ^w* Cuttom mad« to ordar Una In dttlgntr fathlont in •iZtt UP tO 16. Rttalta for $2666.°° Ctltbratt tht unbtlltvablt savings. For a llmlttd tlmt «t •1395 221 Kaat Broad Strttt Wtttfltld • (90S) 232-3423 Ootobir&fi.itft y {) f' > u ( \nglaa partial Hit ing qf community mga- Micael available to Union County • • • EMERGENCY AID CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS CRANFORD FIRST AID SQUAD: Emergency med- CRANFORD ROTARV CLUB: Community service ical services. Volunteer service. 272-7717. organization, Contact; Dr. Alan Gllckman, P.O. Box * * + 384, Cranford, 07018. 278-0200. GARDENING GROUPS JUNIOR tiSAGUE OF FJJZABETH-PI ^INFIELD GARDENAIRES: Non-federated garden club for 110 Walnut Aw., Crunfoul. women. Meets fourth Wednesday of the month in CRANPORF) JAYCEES: 272 5405; 276-6351 Scotch Plains. 889-6740. MONB CLUB: 753-8218. UNION COUNTY CHAPTER OF AFRICAN VIOLET * • • SOCIETY OF AMERICA: Mods in Scotch Plains li- COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS brary, 1027 BurtU* Ave . CRANFORD DOWNTOWN MANAGEMENT COR, • • • PORATION: Provides business services, maintenance HKALTH SUPPORT and implements special events mid progmrm 700- RECOVERY, INC.: Mental hoiUth support group. 72Ofl Contiut P.O. Box 41, MiiplrwivKl. 706-7468. + • * * • * COUNSEUNU/TIIERAPY HOItHlKS JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE OF CENTRAL NJ: In NKW JERSEY MINERAMHUCAL SOCIETY: Edu- Adlvkluiil» family, couplet* and group counseling. Con* cAten jx*ople in all phases of the earth sciences and tact: Rlbka Weiner, fl!>f> WestfVld Aviv, Ellauibeth rrlatoct uii'Hs- MoHs H p.nv first 'l\ii>sdny of each 07208, 362-B375. A nonaeeturiun nuency. month Sept-May. Moetlng^ include lecture/slide show/ * * * wiirkshop imd nodal time. Summit Bank, 330 Park CULTURAL GROUPS Ave, Scotch Plain*. C'onUct; Joan Hofn;kele, 232-2831, CAAP (Concerned African American Parent*): miJO 8INOI.ES nnimiF: M.^ts first and thiid Meets in Wentlfcld. 232-9722. Thundiyi of the month. Central Presbyterian Church, WESTFIKLD ART ASSOCIATION: 232 8071; 232 Mfcpto Street, Summit, 273 0441. 7058. TRAIUIIDE MINERAL CLUB: - Promotes rock JUNIOR MUSIC CLUB OP WTSTFIFU): Contact; turn to page 20) Professional Cellular Let the MUSICm r REE*** Communications Iki newest programmable hearing aid from Siemens. With MUSK \ we work with you (o adjuM I he Cellular rtid (o help you: ^ ft Joy the t ftfivt nlf nc f of wolfing PAQER SALE M New Motorola Pagtr With hninnfi low in On« Ytar 8«rvlco jitiofiwfcIc c//u/ar Service Westfield Q40 Smith Avc.W. Hearing WeMlkld Us \\ itniiifl Si •Wtsiliild HIIMI • ()|MM I Inns until H pin CCentet r Ootob* 30*31,1006 Fast facts POPlfl,ATION: 28.870 AREA: 6.20 YKAI4 INCOIilVRATKD: 17!M TAX BATE; $3.0B , ftOVERNMENT: 425 East Broad Street The best selections can be found at N..!. CiHiiaiHl 'Bud1 IWiic 233-3780; 1st ward: THE WESTFIELD Gail Vernick, lifvl-i»-IMi, ami Norman N Grrco, 233- 77H2, l!nti waul; Janus (inibu. m-UUHS, ami Matthew AllKino :m-!HM-l; Unl waifl: Onry Jenkins, 233-8301, PIPE & CIGAR SHOP and Ni'il Sullivim, :>XM)l(iH, 4th Ward: JuniB Fried • Choose from over 50 • Plus all smoker'* premium brands* of accreasorkvs and MUNICIPAL Cl.KHK. Joy VirHiiml phunr: 780-4033. MOAK1) OF KM'CATION Ml Klin St., 78!>H(K) fine cigars humidors, .hiruUMin, IMIMH.'H, Vuv I'M s. John flun- • We ship anywhere* , r), Arlcnc Climlnrr, 7«!>-HS7H; (JIMKH1 H«rd- wick, Z\2 WM Krilh Hnirll, :!3U Min^TfHn Madams, a:W-H89; IV ( ami Molim. liiil 3»a:t; Annniarir Piilcio, CIOAH •HO* 78f)-ir)49t Diinctlr Walsh, (iiif M H HOAKHSRCKKTAKY: Pi H'^ctt Ha Flier:. (Iiicl W,.:tr! J Uidr.r VJ1!> -llrir*. VWMIW nmi- RKSdfK StJUAl) :^.i '.'MM h'thciurii^ncy, 233 ^.r) IJMUAKV: !)!.OK hiM.idSt V:i!lH)nO7H!l-IO!J(). HKCKKATION CIMII, Kmn-ll.VWMOWl, CAHUrn'SYSTKM Cornr;. ti:i(H)7.M(i740O, •"<'': St • Wcstficld HUSINKSS ASSOClVriON W.•Ktiirhi Anst C irc, Kv I))1 Ivithc-rim- UnnhU't', 233-3021. 232-2627 CElWLfiR * P # Mtmory * internal Chirgtr NEC * Any K«y Aniwir FOR 6 MONTHS! • 135 • 1fl Mr * BftH^ry A • ft Hour •'•it-M * W«rtwc!ftbl*» HALF PRICE AIRTHM Umm * ill Hour Stunrihy FOR 6 MONTHS! Actlvatt Ntw ••rvle» Om * Any Key Arwwi»r * nfiitfttnhtff tif H * VA* Mmnory 1 Supw ftpnnrl "Convtnltnet PI#n or Tlan 30" and Choottl * Oti# tpueh $FREEr 1 $FREE!* I l«H f tif •» p^Nfio^DrtuUi*^ r;^4Hfitrwr M«i Of TALETAC "FLIPLESS ! P-810 PORTABLE im * MOIR (^ M it I h if N#w Af * vulif rfw t hti Jttyh I SMMQINIT 132 E.B ;. • W( t? 3M1,1 Connelly set pace as Fanwood seeks a new direction (Continued from page 10) For those interested In a bit of trivia, legend says that Fanny Wood was a magazine writer and poet who had several ol her articles and poems used in advertisements to encourage city dwellers to visit the countryside of Kanwood. The library will become more automated thanks to about $27,000 that Urn been received in grant*. Computers and software will be in* •tilled to provide u more up-to-date system. Lastly, $38,(100 hua been received for the his- toric preservation of Fanwood The Carriage House will receive M new roof with u portion of these fUnds Some monies wilt be allocated to community development. With the help of town planners, the borough li also looking at other ways to preserve some of HAWAII tKM Pinwood'i Sue Mills follow! through on • tfrh/t the historic ureas of Kanwood In Aih Brook Women's golf action • Ftesh Seafood umtnuurr Chops Steaks • Early Bird R«Maumnl A Cocktail Lounge • Lobster Special & More "On the Waterfront'* Celebrating our 17th Year! 301 Front ft., Perth AnNy We maktf evtry mnuhn .yurial Hut wu tfan't 441-1O09 a special occasion to ml here, OPEN 7 DAYS CAM, FOH KRSBHVATIONS FUcommtndtd by Ciw, Major Credit Card* GI;T ACQUAINTED OMIK Liw Kntertuinment Thursday thru Sunday nights Tuatday and Thursday Weddings arc our Specialty Banquet* The Fineat Catering Oft 1103 North WNnhlngtan Avr. Grew Brook 90M6H-27.19 . wM J All M*j«r (r*4U< anii An I OdONr 30-31,1918 i (Ommumty (jr (Continued from page 26) and mineral collecting hobby through lectures, slide programs, field trips and study workshops Meets 8 p.m. second Thursday nf v Patients with memory lo«* thought to \n% tlltlHHIMHflMtMHMIlMIIIHIMMIM "W 1 due to Alzheimer * Dlwaw, 'Senility," or »13tHrA/CUnlt fl#taUft "hardtnlng of the artrrleC may IK1 rH^INf for a itudy of «n litvrnlliiiitlunal medlcution, •Air proptntctfyillne. The itudy, which may h%i up to om» anil a half ym«, Involves inyrhlatrk artd *• Of 6 Monlha, No Paymant, No Intaraat ntumloglcal evaluation*, mrrnory lestn, y laboratory \v%t%< KK<;*< H ( AI Scan, a cheit x Offof EKplr*n f 1/24/96 Not on Prtitnt Contrrt ray, and itudy ttuMllciillon »ll I HKK of chargr* Travel coitif will Uv ri'Unhurird or FREE Estlma Irannporttttlon to Print rton will he Itiwnrrlt Of SERVICE, INCt A MA I IKS,M.I).. DIKMTOK For Information, rail ('ami at I I1O0-77MM OH hm-92l~9299 . sou October 30-31.1996 Community yi uups (Continued from page 29) CRANE1* FORD CHAPTKR OF DAUGHTER OF LEARN THR AMERICAN ROTtlMlTION: Mats noon Snutr TO The Perlect Place To day* at the community crntrr, Cranfoni Practice & Learn Golf QVWC CKANFOKO JUNIOR WOMAN S CLUB; DRIVE! Community srrviir organization tkntiruUHl to th*» rn TNI GOLFER hnntHMiM'nl tjl'thronntnututy MtnitHi ship tifHiti to all 1 140 Covered & Heated Booths WTMWn nvn tli* i\ysv nf IHt living in Cranfottl i\t\\\. Mwt on sr^nml Wrdiir^tiiy of rath month at B pm Pro Shop % Practice Green & Bunkers nt Hfiniu n Mou«\ HH SprmnfirlH AM* Cruiifunl Cotv Teaching Studio tJK't K ithv ScfunKh L vnn|P|l PGA/LPQA Staff ( t!,\\KOKI) (OMKii: U" MCOTCfl IMAINN JUNIOR WOMANS CLUH: IVO GOLF CEIMTER 0OA AtOOUl 10pm r rf. • IITI I.I > ,,-*- »'. ,-i.:f^lr. 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