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SERVING CRANFORD, GARWOOD and KENILWORTH A Forbes Newspaper
Vol. 98 NO. 40 Published Every Thursday USPS 136 800 Second Class -. Thursday, October 3,1991 Postage Paid Crarifoni, N. J. WCENTS Clean Up Despite evacuation, residents expected 9 maintain sense of humor es to site tobe'light By Cheryl MouKon Hehl told us we had to get out of the ly clasped hand. Husband By Cheryl Moulton Hehl pansion of a non-conforming use, By Cheryl MouKon Heh! A sign on the front door of house. They were very honest Arnold explained his wife's con- , Texaco plans to continue pump- erection of two canopies in the Only 14-percent. of the town- Walnut Avenue School, with with us*" said Mr. Schweyher. cern: "I was getting my beauty ing gas in Cranford, but wants to front area which exceed the height ship's residents have purchased bold red letters announcing the Residents were evacuated sleep when they knocked on the pump up its appearance as welL of the principal structure, a stor- Clean Up Week permits, despite "Red Cross Disaster Headquar- from their homes when fire of- door. I have to open up Mr. J*s But the representatives of the age trailer erected too close to a residents' pleas to bring back the ters," led the way to a room flcials measured high and ex-Deli (on South Avenue and Wal- Texaco station on the corner of rear properly line, and two free- . popular service after a Japse of where evacuated residents sat tremely dangerous amounts of nut) at 2 am: for all those early Walnut Avenue and Raritan Road standing signs exceeding 30-square several years. drinking coffee, eating donuts birds who stop for coffee," he will have to wait until Oct 22, the feet and closer than five feet to' Approximately 1,050 permits and conversing. said with a wink. . date of the next Board of Adjust- property lines. The mood was jovial, the At 10:05 p.m. residents were have been sold to date, with 7,324 "I was getting my ment meeting, to see if they re- Although many of the requests residential properties eligible to ; laughter often ringing out in an told Channel 9 had coverage of ceive the township's blessing on effort to break the mounting ten- by Star Enterprises are not per- participate. This includes single- beauty sleep when they the emergency, and janitors proposed renovation and ex- mitted by local ordinance and re- family dwellings, condominiums, sion. ,,'.'.•• scurried to find a television, pansion plans. Gail Schweyher of North L&- knocked on my door." The Pakruls, who have lived quire Waivers or variances, the row houses; and two-^ three- and ; With the former Beecham prop- zoning board must hear the entire four-family housing units. high Avenue said she was barely on North Lehigh Avenue for 28 application prior to making a deci- ; -On Monday, workers for .De- home from work when there explosive ftunes in the air. ye"ars, said they were going to erty now under construction and renovation by Hartz Mountain In- sioa A variance is issued when a pendable Disposal, the garbage Was a knock on the door. Mary and Arnold Pakrul kept try and "take this all in our change in use of property does not hauler contracted by the township, "We have survived everything their sense of humor, but Mrs. stride." After all, said Mrs. Pak- dustries just a stone's throw away. Star Enterprise, a New t[6rk Gen- conform with zoning laws for that evaluated the workload as ^ery in 17 years, but this is the first Pakrul seemed anxious to getrul, •'We will be married 50 area. • light" with a reported two to three time we have ever evacuated," back home Hearing Red Cross years soon." Others in the room eral Partnership representing Tex- houses on a block setting out de- said Mrs. Schweyher as she re^ disaster coordinator Dean Mc- smiled and glanced at the clock. aco, has made application to the The Texaco station is in the bris. Workers found debris con- called with husband Bob what Dermott say the Red Cross Mrs. Pakrul commented she had township building department to southeast quadrant of the town-! sisted mainly of wood and house- happened when they heard the would place the families in a come out of her house with only expand existing use of the Cran- ship, which was downsized by of- hold goods. Although scavenging knock on the door. motel at 11 p.m., Mrs, Pakrul the clothes on her back- The ford station. ficials last year, eliminating many was discouraged by the township "Initially we were scared, but began crushing her handker- room grew very quiet, everyone The application requests ex- (Please turn to page A-3) health department, a tour of Dis- we never hesitated when they chief tighter in her already tight- lost in thought trict 1 by the Chronicle on Satur- day revealed much debris was being hauled away by scavengers Buster is saved District 1 garbage was collected in just one day, six days less than the amount of time set aside for that district in the nick of time Recycling coordinator Patricia Lynn said Tuesday that several By Cheryl Moulton Hehl Meanwhile, back at the munici- residents had been issued cita- It's been a heck of a week for pal building, the capture and sub- tions for placing debris at the curb Bu.steiy. . : . ..., • .;'...; sequent brief incarceration of without a. permit Dependable Dis- • .h ,|!|rsi he was .picked up by police Buster at the municipal holding posal is working ftiom a computer fo£ Wandering around town. Then, pen did not escape the, watchful printout of names and addresses after longer than a Iveek in two eyes of township employees in an and passing by the homes of resi- different holding pens, he was al-•' adjacent building, Passing by the dents who place debris at the curb most put tosleep . • , holding pen (built by Ed Mack, the husband of animal lover without a permit Lynn also said But thanks to a couple of Good "Samaritans at the municipal ' Veal residents were placing haz-. ing, Buster the German Shepherd/ )f Buster and ardous materials at the curb or Labrador was saved, just in thehis ever-wagging tail. By the next overstepping the 750 pound limit nick of time. All he needs now is a day, the canine was gone and most for each permit purchased. new home. employees forgot about him. A flyer explaining the purchase When police found Buster, he For two township employees, of clean up week permits was had no ID, so he was confined to a though, the fate of Buster needed mailed to eligible residential prop- holding pen in back of the munici- clarification. When Zoning Officer erties in the township at the end pal building, where he waited for John Gall and Clerk Jeannie Jaco- of August The flyer can be picked Garden State Kennels, the town- bus found out Buster's time was up in the health department at ship animal control service, to pick nearing an end, they jumped in a municipal hall until 4 p.m. today, him up. car and raced to Garden State when the sale of permits for all Once at the kennels Buster went Kennels to retrieve the good- Districts will end. into another holding pen, where natured lummox who had won Permits remain on sale for Dis- he waited for his owner to claim their hearts. tricts 3jandjl until 4 p.m. today. him or for someone to adopt him: The rest is history. Gall and Ja- Clean up forDistrict 2 (southeast" After 7 to 10 days unclaimed ani- cobus picked up the pooch, paid section and east side of Walnut $47.50 in the process, and a few Photo by Cheryl Moulton Hahl mals are put to sleep due tospac e Avenue) begins on Monday. limitations. hours later Buster was bathed and Township, county and state emergency response teams converged on Cranford Tues- on his way to a foster home via the day night, when a gasoline leak Into the sanitary sewer system on the south side of Though this seems cniel, Gar- den State Kennels representatives hospitality of Jacobus. Gall will the town forced evacuation of over 20 homes. Police, fire and HAZMAT personnel share in the responsibility of Bust- Clinics slated searched for the source of the gasoline, while monitoring the explosive level of the said abandoned animals are brought in from all over the coun- er, providing food ifor the dog fumes on a minute to minute basis. Walnut Avenue School served as an reception ty, leaving little room to nurture or whose appetite has not diminished for fall area for evacuated residents until they were allowed back Into their homes around provide a home for cats, dogs and despite the trials of the last week. 11:30 p.m. By Cheryl Moulton Hehl in an other pets found on the streets. What lies ahead for Buster? Holding pens fill quickly, leaving Hopefully a home with a family effort to promote a healthier Cran- little choice but to euthanize the who needs and wants a friendly, ford, the township health depart- loving, medium-sized dog. ment will host several clinics this animals. fall for the benefit of man and Dealing with an emergency beast ' #-Annual influenza immuniza- By Cheryl Moulton Hehl nel hover over the hood of car filled with monitor- 'Committee to give funds tion clinic, Tuesday, Oct 15,1 to 3 It was almost 6 p.m. Tuesday on North Lehigh ing equipment and sample bottles, discussing the p.m., Cranford Municipal Building, Avenue when a strong odor of gasoline was de- difficulty in tracing the source of the fumes which room 7. Flu shots cost $5. tected. In the next several hours, more than 20 fill the air. for senior citizen bus Recommended for persons over families, police, fire and emergency response tered, D'Antonio continued to in- 65, or with chronic heart or lung • 7:16 p.nj. Wilde and Guertin discuss the pos- By Cheryl MouKon Hehl teams would be caught up in a drama typically sibility of a leak from the Sun Oil gasoline pipe- '; Governing body members will vestigate the purchase of a new problems, kidney disease, cystic fi- viewed on television. bus and returned recently toth e brosis, diabetes, anemia, or severe line. The pipe runs along the Lehigh Railroad. A contribute $23,000 toward the pur- • 6:22 pjn. Township Public Safety Director representative from Sun Oil is contacted and sum- chase of a new senior citizen bus. committee to report his findings, asthma, and people -with im- Robert Guertin, fire Chief Art Kiamie, and Police munological disorders or certain moned to the scene. Later it's determined that the Getting money from the govern- Despite qualifying reports Chief Harry Wilde set up a command post at odor is not caused by gasoline. The HAZMAT D'Antonio gave on buses appropri- types of cancer that lower the North Lehigh Avenue and Broad Street, as police ing body has not been easy lately, body's normal resistance to infec- team reports meters are registering "extremely Township Committee member Car- ate for township use, the elders block off North Lehigh Avenue at Centennial Av- high" levels of "highly combustible" vapors. Wilde asked Department of Public Works tioa Persons who are ill or have a enue. Support teams of police, detectlvesandfireL olyn Vollero said several weeks fever should delay vaccination, explains the smell "could be gasoline" — as little Superintendent Bob Maiberger, men join the growing group at the command cen- as a cup of gas in the sanitary sewer system could who has a working knowledge of and those allergic to eggs should ter. The source of the odor is pinpointed as a Town elders have been looking not receive the shot at all. cause high levels to register on the meters. engines, to take a look at the spec- "petroleum product" in the, sanitary sewer system. to cut corners and make advanta- ifications for the buses. Maiberger Please wear loose-fitting clothes, County police arrive to offer mutual aid, as the • 7:48 pjn. Township heaith offider Warren geous purchases whenever pos- recommended a diesel engine and bring a pen and the exact Union County HAZMAT team begins an inspec- Hehl explains the explosive intensity of gasoline sible, and the senior bus was nowith an automatic transmission, change. tion of homes on North Lehigh, High Street and vapors when the ratio of gasoline vapors isgreat- exceptioa The township's decision and advised the township to in-, • Blood screening profile test, Hickory Avenue in an effort to ascertain the range er than the water flowing through the system. to move the stalled project along elude a $3,000 handicap chair lift Tuesday, Oct 22, 8 to 10:30 am., the potentially explosive fumes. Using Davis Vapors filling the sewer reach a combustible stage came after eight months of volun- which D'Antonio said had "never municipal building, room 7. Test Meters to measure oxygen level in the air, when they have no outlet teer fund raising efforts were ex- been requested by a senior citizen costs $5, is open to residents over HAZMAT workers verify the petroleum product • 8:03 p.m. Kiamie says, "We have a potentially hausted with little reward, and by in the last 10 years." age 18, and is limited to 150 peo- fumes are "beyond the explosive range" at Hicko- dangerous situation here," but maintains he is weekly reminders from governing Specifications are being drawn ple. ry and High Streets, but the source remains a "confident this can be kept under control." Initial body member Dan Aschenbach up, but a date for bidding has not mystery. readings were high, but township and county of- that the council had promised last The test, sponsored in conjuc- year to fund half the cost of the been set tion with Muhlenberg Regional • 6:40 pjn. The Department of Environmental ficials continue to evaluate and monitor the situa* - bus. The new bus will have air condi- Medical Center, measures choles- Protection, the County of Union Regional Envi- tion. Checks by response teams have indicatednne tioning, a heavy duty cooling sys- terol-HDL cholesterol, calcium, ronmental Health Commission and the township fumes are well into Roselle, but a source has not Fund raising brought in $16,000, tem, tinted windows and the chair glucose, total protein, triglycerides health officer have been summoned. The town- been discovered. Kiamie calls for Roselle Fire less than half the $40,000 ticket for lift Seat belts, optional, have not and complete blood count, among ship First Aid Squad and Eastern Union County Department to respond in mutual aid. the 22-passenger bus. been included in the proposed others. All tests will be medically Chapter of the Red Cross arrive. Kiamie asks • 8:06 p.m. Meters continue to register explo- Over the last six months, town- purchase. reviewed by Muhlenberg person- firefighters to inspect sanitary sewers up to the sive value of fumes from the "beyond explosive" ship parks and recreation director The township owns two buses, nel and the results sent to the in- Roselle line. Several detectives and firefighters range to a "prevailing level," Wilde says. Levels Frank D'Antonio has reported to affectionately called the "old" bus dividual's home. Test takers must maintain a post at Hickory and High streets. are highest in the Hickory to HigH Street area. town elders on the progress of and the "new" bus. The last town- fast 12 hours prior to testing. The smell of gasoline fills the air at Centennial Levels taken at the command post area show the fund raising efforts, but elicited lit- ship senior bus was purchased for Participants must register at the Avenue and North Lehigh Avenue. Several blocks oxygen level is sufficient and not near the explo- tle response hi the way of how $25,000 more than 10 years ago. Cranford health department away at the command center, emergency person- (Please turn to page A-3) much monetary support to expect Fund raising and donations paid (Please turn to page A-3) Although the project seemingly fal- $20,000 toward the bus. A-2 CRANFORD CHRONICLE-Thursday, October 3,1991 Getting trashed Two areirrjured Thursday, October 3, 1991 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-3 in collision Texaco A 41-year-old Linden woman (Continued from page A-l) from the view of residents living velopment (PUD). However, the Chamber to mark Columbus Day • and a passenger were treated for options before open to developers across the street from the site. neck injuries last week and re- Hyatt site must undergo environ- and property owners. The town- Residents kept a vigilant eye JOJI mental clean-up after years of oil rleasect-from 4Jnion-Hospital-emer— shiptook thi6~proactrve":sta]Sa"lrr: tHe proceedings, ultimately con- soaked the site. Estimates ofliow gency room following a collision at light of the., sale of the Beecham curring that the proposed plans by .long the clean-up could take run South and Centennial avenues. property and the subsequent pro- Hartz were "better than a malL" as long as five years. The Cranford Chamber of tertainment for the whole family corn, pretzels and kabobs will be The woman, identified as Anas- posed plans by Hartz to build a Despite the fact the Hy?itt-ptent Commerce is sponsoring an Ital- includes pony rides, a moon available. tasia Civia_of 128 S, Stiles St, was mall on the 31-acre site. Prior to Currently, one building under ian Festival celebrating Colum- walk for kids, balloons, green issued a summons Sept 19 at 5:38 construction will be utilized by and the former Beecham plant Local entertainers will be u the township downzomng the area, (now Hartz) ran 24-hour shifts and bus Day in the closed streets of and white flags, face painting, strutting their stuff around East- p.m. for failing to yield to a motor Hartz withdrew its application to Summit Trust Corp. for a central downtown Cranford on Saturday, bocce ball, gondolas for photo vehicle after she attempted to If computer center to be open 24 generated considerable traffic vol- man Plaza and Italian music will construct a mall, opting instead to ume, residents living in close prox- Oct 12 from 11 am. to 5 p.m. opportunities, a 12-foot Leaning fill the air. Members of the Cran- make a left turn on South Avenue further evaluate the site. Within hours a day. Improvements to the (rain date, Sunday, Oct 13.) Tower of Pisa, autumn and holi- and collided with a '78 Cadillac Walnut Avenue/Raritan Road in- imity of the two plants continue to ford Chamber will be selling the last year, Hartz received town- object to development of these Eastman Street, South Union day crafts and new merchandise. their wares in the streets while driven by Lawrence Tucker, 25, of ship approval to construct two of- tersection are slated to begin this Elizabeth, fall, with left-hand turning lanes sites, which they say could infringe and portions of North Avenues Italian food will consist of zep- participating merchants will cel- fice buildings on the 31-acre site on the quality of life they now will be closed to through traffic pole, sausage and peppers, cal- ebrate Columbus Day in their Civia and a passenger, identified located on Walnut Avenue. alleviating the bulk of rush hour traffic buildup. enjoy. Cranford residents attended during these hours because they zones, pizza and pastries. Also, stores by running sales. as Rimon Riyes of Elizabeth, were meetings of the Clark Planning will be filled with food, crafts festival treats such as apples, taken to Union Hospital by the Fox more information, call The approval came after months Adjacent to the Hartz site is the Board and asked a variety of ques- and merchandise vendors. En- pumpkins, cotton candy, pop- Marta Person at 709-720a Cranford first aid squad, Tucker, of Planning Board meetings with 87-acre former Hyatt plant, owned tions regarding future plans for who was'driving east bound on Hartz presenting detailed analysis by General Motors. The subject of the site. Centennial when he was struck, of plans to renovate the property, much controversy since closing was not injured, police said. The Oct 21 zoning board meet- improve the traffic flow at the several years ago, the township of ing is a public hearing and open to Walnut Avenue and Raritan Road Clark recently changed its master all interested parties. The meeting Zof finger set intersection, and buffer the site plan to include Planned Unit De- will begin at 8:15 p.m. Obituaries to deliver speech Entertainment books George Zofilnger, state commis- sioner of commerce and economic Spill Entertainment '92 books are development, will speak at a available from the Kenilworth Art Betty Danyus, 62 (Continued from page A-l) ing the system at the end of Hicko- Associatioa They include savings "Breakfast of Champions" spon- sive stage. ry "to move this sniff out of Clark A funeral Mass for Be;tty J. and Kenilworth Telephone Mes- Surviving are her husband, sored by the Cranford Chamber of for fine and casual dining, fast Walters Danyus, 62, was offered sage Exchange for 19 years until Henry; four sons, William of New- • 8:16 p.m. A reception area has faster." More than 20 homes are foods, movies, sporting events, port News, Va; Robert of Chico, Commerce at 8 am., Tuesday, Oct evacuated in Clark Monday at St John the Apostle retiring in 1989. Born in Plainfield, 29 at the Coachman Days Inn. been set up at Walnut Avenue theater, travel, and hotels. The Church in Clarle Mrs. Danyus, a she was a parishioner of St John Calif., and Mark and Jeff, both of Admission is $12 for members of School for evacuated families. Sev- • 10:50 pjn. Doyle, when asked book also includes savings in the 37-year resident of Cranford, died the. Apostle Church and was a Cranford, and four grandhchil- the chamber and $15 for non- eral minutes later Kiamie issues how the gasoline got into the sani- shore and Atlantic City areas. Sept 26 at Beth Israel Medical member of its Rosary Altar Society dren. members. Call Marta Person, 709- an order to begin flushing the sew- tary sewer system says, "It's an il- Books cost $35 and can be ob-"•Center, Newark. and Women's Bowling League She 7208, for reservations. ers with water, asking for someone legal dump," probably made tained from Rose Emmert at was a den mother for Cub Scout Arrangements were completed to call Rahway Valley Sewerage 276-5482. She was a supervisor and tele- . ,. •••.••• , . Photo by John Keating "sometime this afternoon." phone operator for the Cranford Troop 330 for 10 years. by the Dooley Funeral Home. Curbslde debris: Cleanup Week made Its return this week after a three-year hiatus, Typical Co. and bring them to the com- The proceeds will be used for Sunday pile surfaced on Roger Avenue as Adam PInkard put out throwaways. mand center. • 11:02 p.m. Odor has substan- an art scholarship awarded to a Cranford Chamber • 8:20 pjn. Kiamie tells Wilde tially subsided, with major concen- student graduating from David that vapor readings are picked up tration reported in Clark. "It's Brearley High School. will participate in Roselle. Wilde casts a worried moving down and out," says Wilde. Photo by Choiyl Moulton look at Guertin and the three Police begin making arrangements In the service Litter pickup day: some 600 volunteers helped make the in business expo begin to converse quietly. to bring residents back home, town cleaner Saturday. They include Hanne Hansen, stoop- "since the fumes are within the Cranford Chamber of Com- • 8:28 p.m. Wilde reports the ing at left, and Mary Goodfellow, who picks up trash de- merce will participate in a normal range now, and the danger Pfc. Raymond Martinelli has ceived his certificate as recruit re- rifle marksmanship, drill and cer- DEP has not yet arrived. He calls- is over.": *"""• graduated from the United States ligious lay reader and was ap- emonies, small arms tactics, and spite an Injured arm. Seven Chamber Business headquarters and asks for "some- Marine Corps Basic Training, Par- pointed Eucharist minister. A communications. A graduate of Expo from 4:40 to 7:30 p.m. one to get them down here." • 11:17 p.m. Kiamie, Wilde, ris Island, South Carolina. He graduate of Valley Forge Military David Brearley High School, Jed- on Wednesday, Oct 16, at Guertin and Doyle deliver an im- L'Affaire, Route 22, Moun- • 8:30 pjn.) The list of evacu- qualified as a rifle expert, re- Academy, Martinelli was active iny is a student at Arizona State Lyons attends music camp promptu news conference to clari- We Mean tainside. ated residences totals 17. Vapors with the Chapel Choir, soccer, University, Tempe,Az. are being detected in Clark. Fire- fy Dolye's statement as to how the • • i* • '• Matthew Lyons of Cranford at Aug! 11. Members of the chamber Regimental Chorus and German fighters continue to flush out the substance got into the sanitary Club. He is currently a student at Marine Pvt Hugh Chester, son of tended the New York State Music During the 1991 season, Mat- are invited to participate at a sewer system. Unless someone Camp and Institute at Hartwick ihew' son of Maryanne and Ray- system from the command post Rider College, and has been as- Mamsret and Solomon Jr., of 51 mond wa s part of a record cost of $40 for a table and calls the DEP to report sighting an College in Oneonta N Y ^n* ' one registrant Representa- manhole. Don't Litter In Cranfordi Fall hours set signed to a Pennsylvania Reserve Johnson Ave., Cranford has com- illegal dump, there was little like- uouege m uneonia, w, Y. breaking camp enrollment of more tives of seven local chambers • 8:41 pjn. Wilde receives a call lihood the source could be found, Unit pleted recruit training at Marine The music camp, in its 45th sea- than 400 students from the U.S. • . • ' • • • at the command post Three emer- Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Is- are participating. Call Marta Doyle said. Those caught dumping at resource Center son, was in session from June 29 to and abroad. Person, 709-7208, to sign up. gency response team members • ••!•«•» rr • -«T iT« A Pvt Scott Ijtabik, son of Norman land, S.C. Chester was taught the in the state can be assessed fines, The Holocaust Resource Center Admission is $15 for cham- have been felled by fumes, suffer- as well as face criminal charges of Kean College of New Jersey, lo- and Patrichia of 241 N. 20th St., basics of battlefield survival and ing dizziness and nausea. A police AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER IS, ARTICLE 2 OF THE 15-21.6 Uttering from aircraft. ber members and $20 for for endangering the welfare of res- REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD cated in the Nancy Thompson Li- Kenilworth, has completed train- was introduced to typical military Advertise in the Chronicle! non-members. detective, firefighter and county No person while in an aircraft shall throw out, drop or deposit ing at the U.S. Army Infantry daily routine and personal and idents. (1968) BY EXPANDING AND SPECIFYING THE ACTS OF PROHIB- upon land or facilities owned, leased or otherwise under the control . brary, has announced its fall police officer are taken to Union ITED UTTERING AND INCREASING THE PENALTY FOR VIOLA- of Township any litter,, handbill or other object. hours: 8 am. to 4:30 p.m. Mondays School, Fort Benning, Columbus, professional standards, A 1990 Hospital for treatment • 11:32 p.m. The area isde- TION THEREOF. .';•' and Wednesdays, 8 am. to 7 p.m. Ga Kubik qualified as a light- graduate of Cranford High School, clared safe and emergency re- Tuesdays and Thursdays, and 9 • 9:18 pan. Guertin orders an- 15-21.7 Littering from motor vehicles. weapons infantryman and Chester joined the Marine Corps other 6-8 homes evacuated, from sponse teams disperse. BE IT ORDAINED by the Tpwnship Committee of the Township of No person while a driver pr passenger In. .a motor vehicle shall am. to 2 p.m. on Fridays. indirect-fire crewman in a rifle or in March 1991. Cranford, New Jersey: throw or deposit any litter or other object upon any property owned i Hickory to Hawthorne streets. Peo- ;The center will also maintain j. ..!;.:••;.; : :.!r.i.-;.*w41ri;.:ij1j, > _ mortar squad. Instruction included >' "i"i 'Jvi It if ple have already been evacuated or otherwise under the control of the Township. hours one Sunday each month: "r-- 'weapons' qtiaHfic^Uohsj'tacufeEvpa/C AJrJForce Reserve Airman First frqih Xehigh Street ttWawslonrT&r* Clinics .. Section.1. That Chapter IS.'Article 2 entitled "LITTERING" shall 1 :f f; , trolling, land mine warfare, field Class Theodore Dear. Jr., son of Ifave Lunch with Patricia Reilly Qiff race to High StreetPana" High (Continued from'page A'^l) ••-•." 15'21.8,Deposits or grass qr.tre^c^lpplngs, leave* r other debris. •The Holocaust Resource Cen- and combat operations. '.!•!"' O ter's collection includes printed Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Dear Sr., of' Street (between Hickory and Haw- (Room 5, municipal building) from • 15-21.1 A. Depositing litterior beverage containers. No person shall deposit or dump trucWoads or bagsful of grass and audio-visual materials. Holo- 227 rLocust Ave., Garwood, has Author of "The Beast in Ms. Rooney's FLoom" thorne Streets). .^ i (j : •.;•)•.', MO; .to. 2 p.nu weekdays. Checks or. j No pervon shall throw or deposit or permit any servant, agent clippings, tree clippings, leaves'or other debris upon' any street, Robert Jediny, son of John and graduated from Air Force basic mpney orders only, payable toMu - or employee to "throw or deposit any litter or beverage containers waterway, park or public place, playground or other facility owned or caust survivors, liberators and oth- • 9:38 p.m. DEP arrives at the upon any street, sidewalk, waterway, park or public place, play- under the control of the Township; nor shall any person bring ers have donated documents, let- Ana of 58 Second Ave., Garwood, training at Lackland Air Force command center. Representative hlenberg Regional .Medical Center, garbage from his home to be deposited In Township refuse contain- 1 ground or other facility owned or controlled by the Township ters," photographs, and other ar- -has-eompleted-trainmg in ftinda- "Bruce Udye is unable to determine -must be presentedr except fn public receptacle* or In authorized private receptacles -era! nor shall any—peBton.-corporadon, hl Hfa mental military skills at the Army Force missions, organizatiort and permit any of its agents/servants and/or employees to deposit or tifacts. Call 527-3049. Ms. Giff is also the author of "The the source or define the product, Free rabies immunization for collection. dump truckloads or bagsful of grass clippings, leaves or other debris •• ROTC Camp Challenge, Fort Knox, customs and human relations and Gift of the Pimte Queen"; the but indicates "it could be gasoline, clinic, Saturday, Nov. 9. Cats will upon any street, sidewalk, waterway, park or public place, play- Ky. Camp Challenge is designed to has earned credits toward an as- definitely smells like it" be immunized from 9 to 10:30 am., B. Utter receptacle requirement. ground or other facility owned or under the control of the Township"; give college juniors and sopho- sociates degree through the Com- and dogs from 11 a.m. to noon. The Township must place litter receptacles and service them on a nor shaU"any person, corporation, partnership or association permit popular childrens books about the • 10:20 p.m. Guertin, Kiamie College night mores who have not taken ROTC munity College of the Air Force. All animals must be leashed, regular basis at the following public places: sidewalks Used by any of its agents, servants and/or employees to deposit or dump adventures of Casey Valentine and and Wilde return from surveying pedestrians ir. active retail and commercial areas, such that at a truckloads or bags full of grass clippings, tree clippings, leaves or att Cranford High courses the chance to enter the Dear is a graduate of David Brear- the area hit hardest by the fumes under control at all times, and ac- minimum there shall be no single linear quarter-mile without a other debris upon any street, sidewalk, waterway, park or public program. During encampment, ca- ley High School and the University her friends; and the "Abby Jones, and propose bringing evacuated companied by an adult Cats must receptacle; buildings held out for use by the public, including mu- place, playground or other facility owned or under the control of the ;College Night at Cranford High dets received training in basic of Pittsburgh. residents back to their homes. be leashed (harness type pre- nicipal government buildings and in parks owned by (he Township. Township. School is Wednesday, Oct 16, from Junior Detective" mysteries. ferred) and in a carrier. . The Township also requires that litter receptacles be placed at all • 10:40 p.m. Clark is getting 100- other places held out for use by the public including schools and 7:30 to 9 p.m. Representatives of For more information on the 'other government buildings, railroad and bus stations, county parks, 15-21.9 Accumulation of storage of.debris at construction sites. more than 100 different schools percent readings on Walnut Av- above clinics please call the town- drive-in or drive-thru restaurant or food establishments, gasoline No person shall accumulate debris on or around construction and colleges will describe their in- Moore's Interior SALE ENDS enue, according to a HAZMAT ship health department at 709- service station islands, all street vendor locations or mobile snack site(s) or permit any servants, agents and/or employees to accumu- stitutions to interested students OCT.X9 team member. He suggests flush- 7238. wagons, construction sites; self-service refreshment areas, bathing late debris on or around construction sitei(s) or cause or permit its and parents. Information will be areas, parking lots and at special events to which the public is storage in such a manner that it is likely to be removed by natural provided on programs,. costs, fi- invited, including sporting events, parades, carnivals, circuses, and forces onto adjacent property. -festivals. The proprietors-of-thcse-placcs or sponsorsrof-these events" at~~"aid; ""Sdmtsstorr shall be responsible for providing and servicing the receptacles such quirements and social lire. Saturday Oct. 5th, 12-1:30 p.m. that adequate receptacles or containerization are available. 15-21.10 Overflowing waste disposal bins. No person shall have open or overflowing commercial, industrial or Two and four-year colleges, Bates Hall — First Presbyterian Church October residential waste disposal bins or permit any servants, agents and/or trade schools, business schools, IS-2I.2 Deposits In public or private receptacles. employees to cause or permit open or overflowing commercial, and art schools are included in the Persons placing litter or beverage containers in public receptacles Industrial or residential bins, dumpsters or similar containers. program;, Sponsored by: Cranford Jr. Woman's Club or in authorized private receptacles shall do so in a manner so as to Monthly Special prevent it from being carried or deposited by the elements upon any street, sidewalk, waterway, park or public place, playground or other 15-21.11 Owner, lessee, tenant, occupant of commercial build- ONLY $2.00 and The Cranford Book Store facility owned or controlled by the Township. ings. • • New registration Every owner, lessee, tenant, occupant or person in charge of any Choose from these 15-21.3 Deposits In Township receptacles. building or structure with a commercial, industrial, institutional, process is set lour beautiful retail or mixed use shall keep or cause to be kept the sidewalk end Interior latex finishes. No person shall deposit In any Township refuse container any curb abutting said building or structure bee bom obstruction and ;:The Cranford Recreation and garbage or garden litter that he has brought onto Township property Parks Department announces a i All feature easy nuisances or every klnd,..to keep said sidewalks,' areaways, back- S«_ min Moore£J>? nntslilng, spatter- for the purpose of depositing in Township refuse containers, whether yards, courts, parking lots and alleys free from litter, cigar and new registration procedure for =^resistant application, said garbage or garden litter is bagged or hot. cigarette butts and leavings, chewing gum and other offensive mate- their men's adult open activities. rapid dry and we available rial; and sweep said walkways each business day and_ collect and All players must register before in over 1600 custo.ti and ready-mixed colon. 15-21.4 Deposits in sewers, gutters, streets, bodies of water or properly containerize for disposal all sweepings. participating. Register from 9 am. other public places. tb 4 p.m. and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Regal Wall Satin8 No person shall sweep, throw or deposit or permit any servants, LATEX INTERIOR FLAT agents or employees to sweep, throw or deposit any litter or bever- IS-2I.I2 Uttering on private property. t^e Community Center. The charge No person shall throw or depositor permit any servants, agents or i^ $10 per program for the seasoa M Beautiful matte-flat finish age containers In any sewer, gutter, street, catch basin, fountain, o Self priming on most surfaces pond,-Iake, stteam--or-oiher-body-of-wateror-other-publlc-place - -employees to^thiow-or deposit any Jitter or beverage containers upon ; Programs include Over 35 bas- except that solid waste material or leaves may be placed in the street any private property within the Township of Cranford. 'FEATURING: Regal Aqua Velvet* at trie curb line during the Township's authorized and designated ketball, open basketball and open Moon*" LATEX EGGSHELL FINISH "Clean Up or Leaf Pick Up" period. Every person who owns or vblleyball. Over 35 basketball • One paint for walls and trim 15-22 Violations and penalties. • For heavy traffic areas—will occupies property used solely for residential use must keep the meets Mondays from 7 to 9:30 p.m. sidewalk and curb in front of his premises free of litter or obstruc- Any person who is found guilty of violating any of the provisions Open basketball and open vol- J/ideo withstand repeated washings of. this chapter shall, upon conviction, be punished by a fine of not Regal AquaPearl* tions. All sweepings shall be collected and properly containerized for more than five hundred dollars ($50O.OO) or imprisonment for a leyball meet Tuesdays and disposal. v (XMM LATEX PEARL FINISH Each weekend our term not exceeding ninety (90) days,, or both, and shall lurther be Wednesdays respectively at Or- • Continental pearl-like sheen subject to pay the cost of removing or cleaning said debris or Utter ahge Avenue School from 7 to 9 M Especially suited for kitchens 8 bathrooms Entertainment 15-21.5 Trucks or vehicles transporting litter. . from Township property. A separate violation shall be deemed pim. Participants must be Cranford Regal AquaGlo* Manager visits one of . No person shall drive or remove any truck or other vehicle within committed on each day during or on which a violation occurs or residents. Proof of residence is re- propertygownedorjnalniained b^theTownshlp unless such vehicle continues. .... _... LATEX SEMI-GLOSS FINISH the places that is so constructed or loaded as to prevent any load or contents of quired. Call 709-7283 for in- _ftfoore!s •a Durable finish for trim, doors, furniture & walls • Beautiful semi-gloss sheen advertises in our new litter bom being blown or deposited upon any sidewalk, waterway, formation. Computer Color parkorpublic-place,-playground or-other facility-owned-or-controlled— Section-2.-Thls^Ordlnancejhall take, effect, upon.publkstion «ft?!L_ WeekendPlus. A MafcN " s>>\ vK-,X: by the Township. final passage as provided by law. Firefighters get customer is chosen at Regal random to be our AquaGrip some recognition 100% ACRYUC guest Look for Micki i The Cranford Fire Department PRIMER-SEALER Specially formulated Pulslnelli, dressed in Violators will be prosecuted and either pay up to $500 fine was recognized recently at a spe- lor use under Regal top hat and tails, to cial ceremony offered at Osceola paints. Provides or will be required to clean-up the debris or Utter!" Presbyterian Church, Clark. FRE exceptional hiding, pick up your check. CAP leveling S spatter- No coupon to ;- Firefighters John Talbot and -± if You"Mentioh resistant application; CRANFORD CLEAN COMMUNmES COMMITTEE pan Thorn and Lt Thomas Hart fill out, Just visit one
Represented the fire department at •^;This Ad of the WeekendPlus Dan Aschenbach, Chairman Pat Lynn, Coordinator the 10 a.m. Sunday worship ser- advertisers. YOUR PERSONAL JEWELER SINCE 1945 Members: Al Gessler, Jack Warrlngton, Marie Seavy, Norm Albert, vice that was called to recognize their assistance in fighting a fire 4 See this week's Skip Winter, Nelson Dittmar, Jr., Gerda Geiger, John Malar, Joe Musillo, PARK decorating center WeekendPlus for more Bob O'Sullivan, Rich Jones, Leo Blanes, and Robert Bendlln that destroyed the church nearly Receiving free theater tickets from Forbes two years ago. Also recognized was details. MIcW Pulslnelli (hat and tails) for the 12 North Avenue West • Cranford, NJ 07016 the Clark Fire Department and 340 W. Westfield Avenue f%ya m «AMJ a State Theater in New Brunswick are (L-R) (201)276-6718 Contact Cranford Health Department to Report Violations First Aid Squad. Roselle Park, NJ 07204 £43 f QJ J David Haugen and Sylvia' Johnson, as theater president William Wright and ex The Church will celebnlte the ecutlve assltant, Richard Weed, look on, fii-st anniversary of its rebuilding THE VALUE OF THE INFORMATION WE GIVE FREE IS GREATER fcorbes Newspapers EKTIF1ED GEMOLOGIST APPRAISERS \ • R.QS ACCREDITED GEM UB in December. i _ ; THAN THE COST OF THE PRODUCTS WE SELL! MOW,, TtllW. & l'RI. O:ti«K!:iU • TIItlKS. O:4ft-HiU0 • SAT. I)::«)-R:(M> • Ct.OSKDW.1) A-4 CRANFORD CHRONICEE THursday; October 3, 1991 Thursday, October 3, 1991 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-5 ARE You S^RE Take action before fatality Commentary TANKS Viewpoint To the Chronicle: hicles or a pedestrian, the Town- At the Sept 17 Township Com- ship of Cranford is open for law* GOP freeholder candidates blast spending mittee meeting, I listened with suits by allowing a problem to go Union County Republican free- Are the Florio Democrat free- because he criticized the Demo- dence indicates the Democrat Arrogance 6n the federal level great interest as the problem of_ .unresolved^ Kenilworth—is-—still -holdet- candidates- James-Keefe -holders—beihg-overly-generous—crat-freeholder- board—a com- majority on the freeholder board whether to install a traffic light at dealing with the effects of a law- of Tloselle, Mario Paparozzi of with these greedy lawyers be- plaint by John Mattson that Dem- is wasting the county treasury in when it comes to airplane noise the intersection of Springfield Av- suit brought over a traffic light ac- Cranford and Frank Lehr of cause these lawyers are contribu- ocrat freeholders forced him out an arrogant effort to suppress the to replace not only Secretary Skin- enue and Union County College cident Summit this week criticized the tors to their county Democrat of his job because he is a Repub- constitutional rights of county in county tanks and yards To the Chronicle: ner and the Port Authority, but vir- was discussed. expenditure of $901,903 in legal campaigns? Why are the Demo- lican, a complaint % Patrick employees," he said. Three years ago gasoline leaked out of rotted underground Last week's announcement by tually every politician from small The idea of putting a traffic light fees for the defense of Demo- crats persisting in spending White that Democrat freeholders Secretary of Transportation, Sam- This intersection is no different at this intersection is supported by cratic freeholders and county ad- money on cases in which some Paparozzi added, "The De,mo- gasoline tanks on the county's public works yard along North towns to the Halls of Congress and pressured him to hire people crat freeholders' stubborn persis- uel Skinner, that the federal gov- the White House, if need be. The than the iNorth Avenue-Parkway the Union County League of Mu- ministrators against county em- judicial decisions already have and had employees illegally re- Avenue East in Westfield and trickled under the New Jersey ernment is relaxing its schedule exchange. This exchange had thenicipalities, which by chance hap- ployee complaints of violations of gone against the county?" move documents from his office, tence in defending these cases is Transit tracks and under South Avenue to enter ground water FAA and the Port Authority may forcing unnecessary tax in- for reduced aircraft noise, demon- think they have pushed this issue highest accident rate in town. pens to meet at the college on Sat- employee constitutional rights, and a complaint by Lt John and eventually seep into the Garwood Brook. strates a federal bureaucracy that After numerous requests to the urdays. These elected officials charging the fees to be "exorbi- Keefe said most of these law- creases on the people. The Dem- aside once again, however, they suits involve "political meddling Zamboni that he was denied pro- ocrats should stop voting 'yes' on A 3,000 gallon gasoline tank was removed from the yard, with has increased its already high have only succeeded in tarnishing state Department of Transporta- know first' hand the potential di- tant and an unjustified drain on motion because he criticized un- level of arrogance. Despite calls tion, with no response, the inevi- saster this exposed intersection the county treasury." by Florio Democrat freeholders fair reassignments. these wasteful appropriations its rot showing. Another tank was sealed off and filled with sand, their already dismal record- of table happened. A fatality oc- poses. They drive through it An- in the county administration. and try to settle these cases." and some of the polluted soil around it was dug out Alas, that from 220 communities through public service. New Jersey for roll back of the , curred. Then, with more pressure other factor to consider is the Lehr said, "There should be an Such political meddling is illegal "Most of these complaints in- "Even 6ne of our opponents fi- didn't solve the problem. Contamination persists on the site. And Expanded East Coast Plan, imple- With the coming of autumn and applied, the township finally got neighborhood residents, who after investigation as to whether the under the county administrative volve illegal political meddling nally admits to the, error of these there are problems elsewhere. mented 5 1/2 years ago, the FAA the falling of leaves comes election real action — a traffic light all these years deserve some con- politically connected Democrat coda" by Florio Democrat freeholders extravagant policies because he and its faithful companion the Port trol of this traffic The taxpayers of lawyers in these cases are un- Paparozzi said the^cajses in- and should be settled out of In 1988 the brook was polluted all the way from the source in time. This is the season for raking The Union County College poses has stopped voting yes on these Westfield down to the Rahway River in Cranford: It was visible Authority of New York and Newleaves and for replacing those this area have been tolerating the necessarily milking the county volved a cbrhplaintby liany Pap- court to save the taxpayers legal fees and is n.ow voting no," the same threat of a potential trag- college traffic for years. Don't they upstream and down and booms and absorbent pads were placed Jersey, defy logic, reason, the envi- elected to serve who have demon- treasury to enrich themselves. pafi'that he'was fired from a^pb mon^y," said Lehr. ,,'The evi- said Keefe. ronment arid millions of New Jer- strated that they only serve them- edy. With-jthe volume of traffic have any rights? for the length of the visible trook from Westfield all the way to sey residents subjecting them to selves. The FAA, the Port Author- going in and out of the college and 'qu its outlet into the river off Orchard Street This spill, like others what amounts to an acoustic haz- ity, several members of Congress, the students using the lot located When you think about it, Spring- in Nomahegan Park (a County field Avenue is the main connector affecting the river, was serious. More than aesthetics and figh ard never before visited upon any the governor, members of the state Lconowicz is oli are at stake. The City of Rahway drinks the river water. citizenry anywhere, except per- legislature and local elected of- owned park) for parking, the prob- to many towns between Route 22 Paparozzi sees lack of credible leadership haps the Soviet Unioa ficials have been able to provide lem is not going to solve itself." and Routes 1 and 9. The truck alumni president There have been enough spills over the years for the city to There is also talk of the Scotch traffic alone on this road is justifi- public administration at several concerns must be balanced in KittyLebnowiczof Cranford has"v employ a Watershed Patrol which constantly tests the waters only lip service for far toolong . It Mario Paparozzi of Cranford is a 0 TheHRfcA, its Secretary Skinner is time for those concerned with Plains campus closing, and that cation for a traffic control device. Republican candidate nominated colleges and universities in the order to provide the greatest good been elected second vic^ ^ upstream. . - ; and Tne Port Authority have the expanded East Coast Plan to would only add tothe number of for Union County Freeholder. Pap- state. In January, he appeared on to the greatest number of people. dent of the Union County Collcgen:> grown cbnfident with their ar- students continuing their educa- Let's not allow the county to the Geraldo Rivera Show as a pan- That 1988 spill cost taxpayers about $135,000, and the county exercise their most precious of place on our shoulders a problem arozzi grew up in Linden and Alumni Association. ^ir has spent in the range of $800,000 in cleanup efforts starting rogance. They sit in Washington in rights — the right to vote. The air- tion here in Cranford. moved to Cranford in 1977. He elist on issues of concern to vic- what can only be equated with the they should have attended to years with that episode. But there are still problems at the source. plane noise issue is of great im- Yes, it's a Union County college, ago. Let's start putting pressure on holds an associate of arts degree tims.of crimes. Star Wjjrs movie character "Jaba portance to be sure, but of more from Union County College, a Paparozzi is active in the Coali- Patrick White, the county public works director, has reported the H«t^' They have gone on and a Union County park and a the county officials to move on this that recent testing of bold old and new wells at the complex in importance is that those who could Union County road (Springfield situation. Let's hot wait for a fatal- bachelor's degree from Kean Col- tion for Crime Victims' Rights, the SEMI-FORMAL DANCE record so far to say that any local fix this problem have chosen to do lege, a master's degree from Mont- Salvation Army Social. Services Westfield have determined that a high level of contamination .- _ government who dares to chal- Avenue), but it is a problem that ity before we get some action on How independent are Independents? otherwise at enormous public ex- affects Cranford. Who js going to this dangerous intersection. clair State College and will com- Advisory Board, and the Academy ;riJ exists on the site in at least three places. To the Chronicle: blithely turn their backs on their- lenge the rule of these giaht~bu- pense. It is time for these indi- of Criminal Justice Sciences. ' SPONSORED By reaucracies will meet with a be held liable for compensation Bob Hoeffler plete his PhD.^in Criminology at Maybe it's residue from the 1988 mqss. Maybe it's new. Maybe Phyllis Baldacchini's letter urg- party when it appears likely that viduals to change their ways or be Rutgers University this fall. He said he entered the political ing the people of Kenilworth to affiliation with that party will be strong constitutional battle fought replaced by those who will be re- when a serious accident does Republican candidate for Cran- it's not coming from the county yards. All we know at this point on the battlefield of the Interstate occur? Whether it involves just ve- ford Township Committee Paparozzi, employed by the New arena because he sees a lack of is tjiat pollution still persists. The state Department of Environ* vote for the Independent candi- detrimental to their personal am- sponsive to their constituents rath- Jersey Department of Corrections credible leadership in county gov- CRANFOm YOUTH COUNCIL dates in the upcoming election bitions? Commerce clause. This, means, of er than to those who possess vast • ernment He said his motto has be- mental Protection has been asked to conduct further tests. This perverts the very idea of indepen- course, years of costly legal hear- sums of money for special inter- for the past 18 years, holds the sort of thing takes time, but the sleuth work is necessary and ings and court appearances with rank of Supervising Parole Officer. come "government with a con- Friday, October 11, 1991 dence. Are we to believe that the Ms. Baldacchini speaks for the ests. science" which reflects his funda- merits a thorough investigation. • • ''. three candidates, Corcione, Testa, candidates when she says they the only winners being those who Thanks to pool staff In addition to his criminal justice l i- mental belief that fiscal responsi- at the High School Private gas tanks in the area could be contributing to the * and David; all independently sa\y ""are tir^d of the borough taking a practice law and" those who can As the' editor of the Courier To the Chronicle: '-*"''-~ •-.^ •. no, Mike and Steve Wittingtoh, background, Paparozzi has taught : criminology, criminal justice and bility, accountability and social problem, but nobody knows for sure. Excavating the contami- the light when they bolted the - -back seat to the personal gains of get on the money train as expert News put it, "The Bush adminis- I, just couldn't let anotheryeek Alex Wright and Rich Pulsfort Democratic party simultaneously. a select few." I can only assume witnesses. Herein lies their fatal tration has earned a lawsuit, If go by without ackntfwledging a tre- Special thanks to pool managers nated area could be expensive, perhaps half a million dollars. A If elected, will they all vote inde- she refers to cliques within the flaw; Can Secretary Skinner and D.J. study by a consulting firm, PMK Ferris & Perricone Inc. of only for its arrogance. But things mendous thank you to the entire Guy Borges and Dominick Vallo pendently or is there now an "In- Democratic party since that is the the Port Authority be so comfort- will get less noisy overhead faster staff of the Orange Avenue Pool 8:00-11:00 Union, has found even more county-owned tank problems with dependent" party? party that Corcione, David, and able in their lofty positions that and the concession staff of Ira and if our representatives on Capital facility. They are Jen Amend, Bob Barbara Weinstock. On behalf of total removal costs of $2.5 million. The county is not the culprit Testa abandoned for "indepen- they believe those who fight this Hill marshal support for tougher Let's abandon the political rhet- Barrett, Mariah Bock, Chris Davis, the Heck family I say thank you Preventing disabilities goal in all cases, but the dilemma behooves the county freeholders to oric and give honesty a chance. dence." I believe it incumbent battle are not only insignificant retrofit standards and a lilting of «Eor Further Information 709-7283 but suffer from acute stupidity? Monica and Valena de los Rios, for a magnificent summer of Am make a decision and tackle the problems directly. A government These three gentlemen would call upon Ms. Baldacchini or the can- the ban on the use of military air- Sue Eberling, Amy Hegna, Phil In recognition of the designation tioaThe coalition also publishes a should not be a polluter, yet the county has become one, not only themselves anything: Democrats, didates to name those self-serving We arc neither. We are the mostspace over the Atlantic." To date and relaxation, and if I forgot of Sept 23 to 27 as "Prevention quarterly newsletter, "Prevention Democrats who despoiled the powerful force they have ever Issa, Brian Koshney, Dermot and Week 1991" by the Governor's DRESS CODE: in; the Westfield yard but in Scotch Plains, and elsewhere. A Independents, or whatever would only representative Rinaldo has Mo McLeer, James Micalo, Eric someone's name I apologize. Look- Works." Barbara Repetti of West- most distance them from Florio, party to such an extent that the challenged; we are taxpayers and been independent enough to de- ing forward to the summer of '92. Council on Mental Retardation couple of tanks have been removed from the Scotch Plains three could not, in good con- we are voters. It is time for. us-to and Kristen Ponzeck, Kim Rowe, field, who represents the Associa- BOYS: SHIRTS & TIES just to get elected. This type of mand such action. Susan Heck and family and Developmental Disabilities, a tion for Retarded Citizens on the cdunty yard, along with contaminated soil, and the consulting conduct raises two troubling ques- science, remain Democrats. I also remember this fact and right guar- Karen Sanderson, Mike Scholtz, resolution was passed Sept 24 by GIRLS: DRESSES/SKIRTS firm advocates removing a 1,500 gallon inactive gas tank at the tions: believe that incidents of alleged anteed constitutional right Let us vote first and file lawsuits Jen Sileo, Mike Simon, Hope Tori- 15 Hemlock Circle the Union County Coalition for Coalition, coordinates the meet- (NO SLACKS) Ash Brook Golf Course service yard in the township. abuse should be detailed instead at a later date. Prevention of Developmental Dis- ings. 1. Why do these three so want to of alluded to so that the citizens of As voters and taxpayers, we are Paul T. LaCorte abilities. For information call 754-7052. £he contamination might not have originated on these sites, get elected that they would aban- in possession of the most powerful Chairman, Mayor's Committee on NO SNEAKERS but the county government is responsible for its lands. A clean Kenilworth can make up their own don the political party that helped minds. of all weapons, namely, the power Aircraft Pollution and Safety Making the public aware that OR up^ is in order to restore the county's credibility and to insure maintain them in office? John Bury Town clean-up a success many disabilities are preventable th&t it does not pollute the environment 2. What does it say about the 417 N. 15th St To the Chronicle: is a major goal of the coalition. BLUE JEANS character of these men who can so Kenilworth I wanted to express the ap-Warrington, Dave Desrochers, Under the direction of Dr. liana Recycling of cans pays off preciation of Cranford for the ef- Marie Seavey, Gerda Geiger, Joe F£E$5.00 l t : > Zarafu, medical director of Chil- FREE To the Chronicle: " ' ' .; ';'"'-' /''':Ut0{r'ch'ild:d^ing the.-critlcal-stag-- fortsj;pf;. a.11, the jvohiflteer 'jgrpups, • Musillo, ' Rich Jones and. Bobdren'; s Specialized Hospital," the I would' like
Four Seaons Garden Club to meet Wilhelmina 'Billie' Ledden Marjorie Hall Eriksen, 57; longtime area resident Four Seasons Garden Club will Union College on Saturday, 1:30 Canoe outing with Cranford GOP Wilhelmina "Billie" Ledden, 77, Surviving are her husband Wil- Funeral services were con- United Church of Christ, where Surviving are her husband, Earl Hammel of Pharr, Texas, and hold its monthly meeting 8 p.m. p.m. to 5:30 p.m., and Sunday, The Cranford Republican Campaign Committee will sponsor died Wednesday, Sept 25, at Jer- liam; a - son, William Jr. of ducted Saturday for former Gar- she was a member and choir sing- R. Jr.; a son, Douglas A of Dela- Eleanor Jones of Point Pleasant, Tuesday at the home of Gisela noon to 4 p.m. "Venice on the River," a canoe outing to benefit Township Com- wood resident Marjorie Hall Erik- er. She was a past president of the A lm ssio n is fcr mittee candidate Bob HoefTler, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday. sey Shore Medical Center, Nep- Ridgecrest, Calif.; a daughter, Bar- ware City; two daughters, Suzanne and two grandchildrea Knoepfel The program will focus / ! * J& ® ser.iors, :•:;•>.> sen, 57, of Delaware City, DeL, Garwood Women's Club and a Girl antl or The rain date is Sunday. Tickets at $20 include canoeing, beer, tune. bara Petrello of Jersey City, two M. Cybulski of Newark, Del, and nn tho nict^vf tir t?i chn,,, of free ' children and Union who died Sept 24 at Christiana Scout troop leader. Carol Ann Matino of Harmony Gray Funeral Home, Westfield, wine, soda, Italian food and live music. Call Nancy Lawrence 272- Mrs. Ledden was born in Cran- brothers, Frank Ratti of Bradley on the Distnqt IV Flower Show at Comty Co,Iege s^ents.wiOi. ID. Beach and Joseph Ratti of Avon; Hospital in Newark, Del., after a Township; two sisters, Dorothy completed the arrangerrients. ~'"" __,. 5098, for tickets. ford, and moved to Avon in 1969. long illness. Mrs. Eriksen was bora in Iselin She was a graduate of Mount St three sisters; Emma Casoni of and lived in Railway and Garwood LWV conference on health care set Maryfs Academy of North Plain- Cranford, Fannie Underwood of She had been superintendent of most of her life before moving to field, and a member of the Bailey Rockaway and Josephine Condit of the Sunday school at St Paul's Delaware City this year. The League of Women Voters of fairs, 760 Alexander^ Road, Prince- Seton League of Seton Hall Uni- Rockaway; and three grands New Jersey Education Fund will ton, from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. and is Just What You've Been Looking For versity of South Orange. She was a children. present a conference: "Delivering open to the public. communicant of the RC Church Arrangements were by Reilly Mary D. Bartosz, 79, of Cranford "DIRT CHEAP" Health Care: Challenge of the Preregistratiqn is required. The of St. Elizabeth in Avon, Funeral Home, Belmar. , Mary D. Bartosz Mallarkey died husband, John, died in 1944. SCREENED TOP SOIL —• 199Qs" on Tuesday., $35 fee ($25 for League members, Monday, Sept 30, at the Delair She is survived by two daugh- • * Delivered ? Spread The conference, partially funded seniors and students) includes din- Nursing hoine in linden, after a ters; Patricia Zyla of Scotch Plains Mixed with Natural Organic Material by Exxon Corporation, will take ner. For more information, call 1- Marie Del Nero dead at 79 long illness. She was 79. and Marilyn Durner of Edison; place at the Center for Health Af- 800-792-VOTE. LENNY'S Marie Del Nero, 79, a lifelong and St Michael's Church. Born in Elizabeth, she lived in Poltorak Excavating Cranford Tor the past 50 years. She.,five grandchildren and one great resident of Cranfbrdf-died Monday, She is survived by two nephews, "grandchild. B A K E R Y Sept 30, at Union Hospital, Union, one niece, several great nephews was a data processor for Singer after a long illness. and nieces. . Manufacturing Co., Elizabeth, for A Mass was held Thursday, Oct 968-6795 These )olly folks will be on hand during this Weekend's Seniors' activities 38 South Marline Ave., Fanwood, NJ A Mass was held Thursday, Oct 25 years, retiring in 1971. 3, at St Michael's Church. , Hoboken Rail Festival. 322-7272 She was a member of Fer- 3, at St Michael's Church. She was a parishioner at St Arrangements were by Dooley rantese Association in Cranford, Arrangements were by Dooley Michael's Church, Cranford. Her Funeral Home. Senior Citizens Club meets Monday With A Full Selection of Baked Goods the Thursday Senior Citizen Group Funeral Home* Cranford. — ^.i.,, (Baked on Premises) The Monday Senior Citizens day, Oct 21: Edythe Ahr, Bertha Cakes For All Occasions Dooley Funeral Service, Inc Raritan Valley Special Club will have its business meeting Atzenbeck, Rosina Bachmann, Monday at 1 p.nru A hot dog lunch- Elizabeth Blohm, Philip Bloom, • Babka • Rugleah Caring & Courteous Service to the eon is available. Elizabeth Clarke, Mildred Eich- • Challah • Cookies to Hoboken Festival A. bus trip to Octpberfest at the inger, Rita Eilbacher, Yukiko Han- • Mini-Danish • Pies Cranford/Westfield Area Since1913 selman, Viola Matusiefsky, Hattie Platzel Brauhaus in Ppmona, N.Y. and much more coming through town is scheduled for Thursday, Oct 17. Mayer and Agnes Nissen. RELIGION) OFFICE MACHINES/COMPUTERS The cost is $39 and the bus leaves Hostesses will be Edith Hansel- We carry a line of diet food, for the diabetic The Raritan Valley Line will run a special train through here to theMiln Street at 9 a.m. Call Pat Dick, man and Mary Sicko. 1 SALES. . RENTALS SERVICE.. . Westfield 11th Annual Hoboken Festival on Saturday. 233-6159. $1.00 OFF ANY $6.00 PURCHASE OR MORE We will now be able to handle all of your 556 Westfield Avenue It will be eastbound with stops in Fanwood at 11:33 a.m., Westfield at The following members will be There will be a Halloween parly (Offer exp, 10/13/91) 233-0255 11:38, Garwood at 11:41, Cranford at .11:44 and Roselle Park at 11:49. honored at a birthday party Mon- Monday, Oct 28, for members. Communion Breakfast slated Stationery and Office Supply needs. The train will arrive in Newark at 12:05 p.m. and Hoboken at 12:25. The Joseph F. Dooley Raritan Special will depart Hoboken at 4:40 p.m. and arrive in Newark The Rosary Altar Society of the Cafone, formerly Assistant Rector Tel: (908) 233-0811 \ • Fax: (908) 233-2382 Manager Church of St Anne, Garwood, will of Immaculate Conception Semi- at 5:04 p.m., making all return stops on the Raritan commuter line. have its 47th Annual Communion nary, now Professor of Religion at NJ Transit is offering special fares for travel into Newark and Hobo- Breakfast on Sunday, immediately Seton Hall University. ken from the locaiiine. For passengers traveling on the Raritan Valley CANES following the ,8:30 am. Mass at St Father Cafone has been serving Special to Hoboken, or any train scheduled to arrive in Newark Perm Anne's Church. Station between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. or depart Newark between 2 and 6 as weekend assistant at St Anne's Talaxi Shah, MD p.m., the fare will be $2 round trip for the day of the festival only. The breakfast will take place at for over 10 years. KIDS EAT fKEc the Knights of Columbus Hall, General Psychiatry at Passengers who do not take the Raritan Valley Special to Hoboken can ADJUSTABLE 501 Lenox Ave. take any other regularly scheduled Raritan Valley Line train to Newark South Avenue, Garwood. For tickets, call Communion during these times and transfer to the PATH system at Newark Penn AT Breakfast Chairmen Jennie at 789- Westfield,' N.J. ALUMINUM The guest speaker is Rev. James 0778 or Rose at 789-1813. Station for travel into Hoboken Terminal. The same $2 round trip fare (908)654-5587 will apply as long as travel is completed with the times listed. Three Brother's Tavern Cranfbrd The festival is billed as the largest public transit exposition on the CANES Month of the Rosary at St. Michael's Participation in HMO's Including 218 North Avenue East Coast It starts with a pre-festival parade in Hoboken at 10 a.m. and runs from 11 am.'to .5 p.m. at the Hobken Terminal. It features 7 Days A Week St Michael's Parish, open 6 am. The Rosary is the prayer to • Co-Med Group . 276-0255 historic rail and bus equipment displays, tours and entertainment Ad- to 6 p.m., will observe October as Mary, the Mother of God, and this • Met Life Francis J, Dooley Jr. mission is free. There will be a "Great Train Robbery" re-enactment Kids receive a FREE Spaghetti Dinner with the Month of the Holy Rosary. prayer is based on events that are Manager, the purchase of any regular dinner by an WE BILL recorded in Holy Scripture. • Blue Shield, etc. plus trips to; the Meadows Maintenance Complex and live en- The Marian Service, Monday at tertainment - adult. One child per adult/ages 3-12. MEDICARE While saying the Rosary one Affiliated with Overlook Hospital Medical Staff Not valid on take-outs 7:30 p.m., includes praying the Ro- meditates upon different events DIRECT sary and a candlelight procession that took place in the life of Mary around the church. and her son Jesus; > , THREE BROTHERS TAVERN The Rosary isLprayed at 6^0 * The »Rosary was-first used to a.m. and 11:45 a^m. on weekdays; teach the faithful; the life of Mary 8:30 am. on Sundays - and at the and Jesus, when reading was re- Clark Drugs & Surgieal Prayer Meeting on Monday at 8:30 stricted to only the few who were men County iReligiotts; Mivtttoxp Established 60 Westfield Ave., Clark'« 3&1-7100' • p.m. educated. AH Customers Who Have mm^ 1962 David Markowitz, B.S.R.P. L SCOTCH PLAINS GRACE St.-PnmPs Left Merchandise at Lecture-set IsIam Garwood CHRISTIAN CHURCH •••& •'•;••' United Church.of Christ The Adult Forum of the First Islam," Sunday at 9:30 am. Presbyterian Presbyterian Church, N. Union 213 Center Si. GARDEN STATE MIRROR & GLASS Dr. Shahid has a master's de- 1800 Horilnn Rd., Scotch Plains -- PEACE Church and Springfield avenues, Cranford, gree from the American University (By Union Co. Collcjic) Garwood I will feature Dr. Samuel Shahid at Beirut, Lebanon, and a doctor- FELLOWSHIP 341 SprucoAvonuo 5 Eastman St. Cranford speaking on "Understanding ate from the University of Chicago. 789-1285 Garwood, N.J. 07027 Dr. Shahid is a Jordanian who has 889-1690 950 RARITAN ROAD You May Pick Up Your Items This I embraced Christianity. CRANFORD. NEW JERSEY 07016 Rev. Doug Lovcjoy-Cartcr 789-0360 ACARTHUR FUEL (201) 276-8>4O Pastor Minister Doug McCullcy Gary Wetzel, Pastor I PuiorJ Dean ft: Virginij KnuJjcn SATURDAY/OCTOBER 5TH, 10:00 TO 4:30 Sunday School 9:30 AM Worship and Sunday School Women's Circle sets rummage sale Sunday - 10:00 A.M. Worship 9:30 A.M.. Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. GARWOOD - The Women's Cir- to 1 p.m. Sunday Worship 10:30 AM Wednesday - 7:30 P.M. Teaching Child Ore Available Worship Service -11:00 a.m. Please Bring Receipts and Identification I cle of St Paul United Church of Friday is bag day — a bag can Christ will hold its fall rummage be filled for $2.50. sale in Fellowship Hall, 213 Cen- The Women's Circle will meet Raritan Road Your children will learn of God's CALVARY I LIMITED TIME OFFER ter St, this weekend. KENILWORTH love and gain a biblical foundation Wednesday at noon to discuss ^oi' li's'i declsluiis lirour~Sunday CHURCH "Hours are TnursdayTrom d am plans for a Nov. 16 bazaar and a School. to 3 p.m., and Friday from 9 am. Dec- 21 cookie sale. Newark Avo. & 23rd SI., Konilworlh 108 Eastman St., Cranford • 611 Raritan Road., Cranford 908-272-6131 276-2418 (Adjnccnt to the Days Inn) BINGE Sunday Servlcos: t The Rev, C. Paul Sl/Odbb, D.O, Pastor PUBLIC NOTICE . PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 11 AM - Family Biblo Hour and 272-7088 . .First The Rev. ChrfsUno Regan, Assist Pastor Sunday School For All Ages SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES STOP GALLONS 7:00 PM — Evening Services Pastor Steve Nash 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. I BOROUQH Of KENIlWOflrrH BOROUQH OF OARWOOO Wodnosday, 7:30 PM - Prayer and Blblo Study SUNDAY CHURCH SCHOOL & ORDINANCE NO. 01-1 This la to Bay according to NNJSA 33: 1-25: 13-2-2.14 Sunday Service Baptist Friday, ?:00 PM • Youth Mooting This 14 week extensive ORDINANCE AMENDING M UNNUMBERED BOARD OF Ihrourjh 2.16 thai Thomas Gamella of 1041 Uko Avomie in Sunday School—9:40 AM. ADULT FORUM HEALin ORDINANCE • ADOfTfcD JUNE -27 1051 AND Scotch Plains 07076 hu» completed all roquironionfcj for Gaif- . Prlday-Night Children's Club. 9:45 a.m. program offers nn easy step WEBEAFTER AMENDED fc| 1072 ENTroEO THE SANITARY Wo"» Sporto Lounge & Rostallrant al 601 North Auonuo, Gar- Sunday Worship-ll:00 A.M. i CODE OF THE BOROUGH OP KENlLWOflrrH- wood 07027. 7-8:30 PM (Grado School Ago) Wed. Evening Bible Study—7 P.M. A Congregation ot the Evangelical BINGE STOP exclusive seminars help you by step approach for you to HEATING OIL BE tr ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF HEALTH OF THE Re: LkfJOf UcorlM No. 200G-33-013-002 ' Cull For Moro Inlormnlion We tic In Fcllonhiji with Itw CosKrvsLW!! Bsii! Ascc&b; take control! S35.00 per class. BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH W THE COUNTY OF UNION IN Corponittf Structue Chonga Church Lutheran Church In Amorica take control of compulsive and binge eating TOE STATE OF NEW JERSEY THAT THE FEE SCHEDULED , ' Tliomas Gonnolla with behavior modification techniques. 1B41 Uiko Avonuo 170 Elm Street Scotch PWrW. NJ 07076 * help pinpoint your destructive mtng hablu. $12^4 CC174 21 Oct. 3,10, 1091 SCOTCH PLAINS Redeemer Lutheran Church Wostflold, Now Jersey 07090 CONGREGATION AW YEHUDA * learn how to ukc control with meal nuiugancni. Pwm»...6O.00 Clark and Cowporthwaite Place 233-2278 (Meitlanlc Synagogue) PwUnit.. B.00 BAPTIST CHURCH has borjun Shabbnl Morning Sorvlcos * develop Klf-csteem ind i positive body tnuge. Bd/DofShopa I 10.00 (2 Blocks North ol Lord and Taylor) Barbara A. Potashldn, MS. 333 PARK AVE. SCOTCH PLAINS Church School 9:00 AM * INTEH-FAITH COUPLES * * lcuij lo have realistic expectations, reduce «ttess, BoanUng Homes lor Children 25.00 tnd prevent binge relapses. ^ Food Edabllshmants: TOWNSHIP OP CHANFORO Westflold, NJ . Worship 10:30 AM (JowlsWChrlatlan) Haq RESOLUTION NO. 331-01 * nln aelfconfldcncc thru Kl/awancness tnd achieve 346 South Ave^ Famuood, NJf. 30.00 322-5487 Dr. Robert L Harvey, Pastor Find tho common ground of faith 1000 tq.lt. and over 75.00 WHEREAS, tho Chief Financial OfKcor has cortiHod to Iho Pastor James A. Brlx 232-1517 that Is avaJlabla to you Ufcilmc holthly eating habits. , I Restaurants: availability of lunda In tho spoadod budnot account or crdl- In a moro pononul relationship 0 to 10 seats nanco 10-81-1201-33-2-31. Mr. Charlos L. Hutchison - \ 30.00 Rev. Paul E. Krltsch, Pastor wllh Od (201) 889-7272 /D.06 WHEREAS. It b ths opHon of tho Township Committoo ol Oirecior ol Christian Education owl 60 teds Iho ToMwhlp of Cranford nial-ttwre eidsls a heed lo bnnsQe through tho Moulah Yoahua (Jsaua) 100.00 Sunday 'ScHo'6IT.7,".'.7.V.T~!T, .T9T30^aTni. —•—Roger BorahlnrD.G.E.~ - Sorvlcos R4UI mobile bod uohlcl
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WE CAN DEADLINES:Tho deadline for Please check your advertisement Employment Wanted. Wanted to Forte Newspapers ^ rr^—J) both classified display and the first week it runs. Errors In Rent, Houses to Share, or TURN A HOW TO straight classified Is 4 P.M. advertisements running more 44 Franklin Street Monday Apartments to Share. All ads than on©. tlniejnBUst be corrected when moving, all ads to P.O. Box 699 SUMMER PLACE before tho second Insertion or addresses outside of New Jersey. CANCELLATIONS: Accepted Somerville, NJ 08876 A CLASSIFIED AD correction allowance cannot be •,..>/-,.-,; ViAGafiSiGn up to 4 P.M. Monday prior to made. (Correction allowance for- EXTRA CHARGES: • Call 1-800034-0531 publication. errors shall not exceed the cost • Blind Ads. $3.00 for Box Steak House of the advertisement • Mail to us at P.O Rental $2.00 mailing charge Box 699 ADJUSTMENTS: We make (Box held for 30 days) A GREAT Somorville, NJ 08876 every effort to avoid mistakes In PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: All • All capital letters $1.00 per week your Classified Advertisement $ SCHOOL » Fax 908-231-1385 ads for Garage Sales. . • All bold type faces $1.00 per.week INDEX RARITANJ SOMgRVILLE BOUND BROO 3.00 OFF KXW« - PERSONAL 4070-EKcWcai PISCATAWAY "~~Y METUCHEN j •KXTaj - HOT0RCVCUS HOW TO loio-wroauoionj 4080 - Handyman Sovins *20O-» - VACATION PflOpERTV 1030 - Singlas O>owb«ions and B210-ATV» 0210-Homaa lor Sale • 4090 - HUB! C*r» Sanlora 8220-Ucpa* AcuMAcuMn 4100-Horn* lmp>(M B-14 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday October 3,1991 4220 5050 5050 5050 5050 5050 5050 s 5060 5080 Roofing Employment- Employment- Employment- Employment- Employment- Employment' Part-Time Part-Time General General - Cenerol Qenpral General Qeneral Employment Employment ROOFINQ- Quality work Low rates. Free est| Customer Service INTRODUCTIONS... OFFICE ASSISTANT- for SALES REPS.— American TREE CLIMBER/FORE- WORD PROCESSORS- EDUCATIONAL SALES PART TIME— Need sub- mates. Fully Insured. Call A way for people to meet busy Bedmlnster law of- Maid Service in Rarltan Is MAN— Great opportunity Immed. work available for part time work/full time, stitute for sick & vacation, START NOW! now hiring Sales Reps for for an experienced self- y.. Ton educational co. days. No typing, just an- _p_eople, eyecy_-W.Qfik_la :fice located near 287 & WordPerfect OR Wang j pay.. Top your local Forbes newspa- 78. Dudes include filing, scM^ "Plus Operators,- short" & epgt >~area"1~swer:priones-inrpne-man Full & Part time ~ y p Cranford office. Reply Box 4230 •11 Openings In local of- per. The ad Is free, then photocopying, errands, late model car & good pearance & good com- long term. Excel, salary. teaching PTA. Church one call does It all! routine maintenance of Excel, working conditions. work helpful. Training & 9, c/o Forbes Newspa- Wallpapering fice with directions. $7.00- munication skills. Ability 1-800-334-0531 office equipment, some $9.00/hr+ commissions. to supervise, bucket op- We will cross train. Call full benefits. EOE 908-pers, PO Box 699, Somer- •Flex. hrsVwknds. avail. lifting, etc. Valid NJ driv- for appt. 322-6622; ville, NJ 08876. •$10.25 to start KUWAIT, SAUDI WORK- 908-707-0330 eration $ knowledge of A DELICATE TOUCH- Ex ERS NEEDED- $35 & up ers' license and reliable SALES— Exciting, grow- NAA Standards a +. Valid MANPOWER, 60 DIVI- FRONT DESK pert paperhangirig, rell •Advancement Oppty. transportation required. ing women's retail store driver's license a must. SION ST., SOMERVILLE, ASSISTANT- for busy PART TIME— WRAP OP able, meticulous, afford •Students may apply per hour. Tax Free. Both Call Office Manager at 908-722-3538, 10AM-8PM 704-8585 skilled & unskilled for looking for sharp sales Benefits, uniform, ad- Orthodontic office. 3- YOUR BILLS with EXTRA able. Recommended by Info. Call 615-779-5505 908-658-3800. person to work with cus- vancements. Champion 7:30PM Weds. 968-4800. INCOME! FREE $300 KIT paint stores and interior DID YOU Ext. K-794. OFFICE MANAGER — tomers. You must have an Landscape & Tree Ex- 5060 & SUPPLIES! 985-2287. decorators. Call Adele tee KNOW... outgoing & friendly per- Employment- FUJIPOLY-SMALL- MFG at 908-231-0485. American Maid Service In perts, Tftc. 908-356-5751 CO— Seeks part-time ac- SALES PERSqN- need This little ad can be read LANDSCAPE HELP Raritan is now hiring. sonality, as well as a flair TRUCK DRIVER/ HoatthCare In more - than 147,000 WANTED- hard work, for fashion. Rex, hrs.- PT cpunting clerk for ac- ed in beauty supply,store. WALLPAPER PERFEC good pay. $6.50-$10 per Must be, bl-llngual, atleast STRAIGHT TRUCK— FT counts payable & receiv- Retail experience -hetpful.- TION— Neat, reasonable homes in 15 publications 2- yrs experience, good & FT. Exper. preferred. Metro, area deliveries for throughout Somerset, hour. Call 276-6895 DENTAL ASSISTANT- able, Automated system. Call Mlndy 908-981-0041 & reliable with a woman's phone voice, computer & Growth possibilities. Company In Branchburg. Mbdern Monistown office Knowledge of Lotus 123 & touch. Free estimates. Middlesex and Union LEGAL SECRETARY— payroll experience. Mon- STOCK— detailed ori- Articulate license req. seeks FT person w/experi- bookkeeping a plus. Con- SITE MANAGER- Somer- Call 232-4387. Counties? It caught your with litigation background, day thru Friday, 10am- ented to be come" in Benefits. Excel, op- ence. Call 201-285-5480. tact Rich Hauser 908- se.t County's Senior Citi- attention, didn't it? knowledge of WordPer- 3pm, eventually will be- charge of receiving mer- portunity for the right per- WALLPAPERING BY FEW DENTAL HYQIENIST— PT, 272-3850, ' ., zen Nutrition program has Call YOUR ad in today! fect, strong work ethic come FT. $7.50-$9.00/hr chandise, growth pos- son. 908-685-7600 a PT position available in ININE TOUCH- Reason- sibilities, FT. Call flexible hrs. Quality gen- MATURE SALES HELP able rates. Prompt ser 1-800-334-0531. and excellent skills need- depending on experience. TYPIST/RECEPTIONIST its Montgomery Twp./ We Get Results! ed for busy Bedmlnster 908-707-0330 707-8989. eral practice. Somerville WANTED^ 2-3 full days, vice. Free estimates. No Growing computer dealer Area. Call 908- Franklin Park site. Coordi- law office located near sales experience neces- nate activities. Provide job too small. Call 231- DISCOVERY TOYS 287 & 78. Resumes to Of- OPTICAL APPRENTICE/ SALES- Giant from has full-time, versatile po- 725-1933. sary. The Kids Parade, 0282. A national toy company, SALES- full time/ part Japan new to US looking sitlon, typing cor- activities and meals In a fice Manager at 908-658- NURSES— P/T for grow- 908-755-8359 social setting. Supervise WALLPAPERINQ- Wall- needs 6 people to demon- time. Sales experience & for Sales leaders. Interna- respondence & answering strate high quality toys. 3800. tionally patented Health & phones. Experience' with ing, dynamic PLANNED staff. Req: AA degree. in craft Professional paper- high motivation needed PARENTHOOD CENTERS in P/T DAY POSITIONS — Free training, great in- MACHINE OPERATOR- for learning while earning wellness products. Excel; PC word-processing re- social services or health hanger.. Paint trim & ceil- come potential, Bl-llngual Flemington, Manville & #1 It shipping/office du- related field. Experience ings. Reasonable' rates. to grind & polish optical experience. Salary plus income potential. Call quired (WordPerfect pre- ties. Req It typing, car &.1 opportunities. lenses. Mechanical ability Joan at 908-906-2395. ferred) and 45-55wpm Washington, will train, working with senior citi- Insured, free estimates. commission. Brldgewater. flexible schedules. "It's yr w/any previous em- Call Valerie required. Full or Part time. 908-685-0033 with good phone skills/ zens. Supervisory/ man- Ask for Norm, 819-8.03,6. SALES— Growing Real more than a living...it's ployer. #2 retail Hol- agement skills necessary. 908-381-5851 Middlesex Borough. Retir- Will train to do light book- ioween sales-flex hrs. $5- Thank youl ees welcome. 356-1461. PART TIME/FULL TIME- Estate Company, seeks 2 keeping and PC business living your ideals". Call 25 hrs./week. Full ben- 5000 . Mountainside, insurance career-minded persons to 201-539-9580 Ext 0 6/hr. Middlesex 805-0200 efits pkg. Call Somerset DISPLAY MANAGEMENT CANDI- learn while they earn. Pre- data bases. Must be fast EMPLOYMENT agency seeks Assistant learner. Please send re- OPTICIAN— NJ licensed, County Division of Human NOW HIRIN0.I DATE: We will train at our Commercial Service Rep- llcensing Information, in- PART TIME ACCT PAY- Resources. 908-231- Fall positions now avail- expense for permanent sume with salary history part time, private Dr. of- resentative. Typing & house training for fast (required) in. confidence ABLES CLERK— Days. 7120 for an appointment. able with local company. position in Somerset/ Mid- good organizational skills. start. Call Pat at fice, sales only. Call Mln 2 yr computer & A/P 5010 $200/week Part-Time. dlesex County with an in- Insurance background a 685-8202. to: ; •••:.' .- . •• Jane at 908^722-7777. exp. $6T7/hr to start. NonJ Career Training $400/week Full-Time. No ternationally known com- Maple Data WORD PROCESSOR- plus. Call Tony G. 908-SCHOOL BUS DRIVER ' Systems Corp. smoking company, Mid- and Services experience necessary call pany that is a leader in 654-3131. 5070 dlesex. 908-805-0200 part time needed for busy 908-988-1119 the field. We're looking NEEDED— Immed. open- Attn: B. Schrlever Employment- Bedminster law office lo- for outgoing, confident In • PLASTICS ing. Belle Mead/Montgom- ., 960 Greeley Ave. E. Managerial cated near 287 & 78. LEARN TO BE MOBILE DRIVER/CAR DETAILER- QUALITY INSPECTOR ery area. Lie. preferred or Union, NJ 07083 PART TIME CIRCULATION for towing & car rental dividuals With high ambi- ASSISTANT- Needs to Good telephone skills, DISC JOCKEY— Instruc- tion who truly enjoy work- First shift, 7-3:30PM, will train. $ll/hr. + ex- EOE knowledge of WordPer- tional tape & booklet. company. Diversified du- EDUCATION CONSULT- be available 3 days per Ing with people. Some opening for inspector w/2- tras. 788-9755 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED. fect, filing, photocopying, Send $9.95 check or ties. Mechanical knowl- 3 yrs. exper. Decorating, ANT SALES MANAGER- week, for approximately edge helpful. Must be sales, retail or public rela- SECRETARY— Estab- Westfield Volunteer Res- TOP educational co. ex- 15 hours. $7,00 per hour etc. Call Office Manager money order to Cli/IDJ, PO tions experience a plus printing, silk screeen or lished & expanding South at 908-658-3800. 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Edison. 908- E.O.E. 248-2374 Vol. 1, No. 6 October 2-4,1991 Stage Off-Broadstreet minds its 'Manners' Nightlife 'Desert' u\ bloom '»^ <-ns«, Desert Rose '"-" QrcJies|ra plays area clul? .| its n i nth seasoiri MLISBC J5/g bang theory Big Audio malniieU reviewed 'Discoverer' or 'invader'? Either way, NJ. State Museum is observing Columbus quincentenary Harrahs WeekendPlus i EAST BRUNSWICK COMMUNITY PLAYERS PRESENTS O N T E N T S * Marina A- 1991-1992 SEASON C rad Keimach had a saxophone in his hand .Atfantic City Special1 when he entered the Juilliard School in the 3 Days 2 Nights NEW SUBSCRIPTION SERIES: early '70s. By the time he was graduated in • "HORELLO" • • "JERRY'S GIRLS" • 1975, the saxophone had been replaced by a $ "00 i Oct. 18-Nov. 10 Dec. 27-Jan. 12 A 75'O ' ,.,.CCC; conductor's baton. r • "BROADWAY BOUND" • • "THE SOUND OF MUSIC" • A"ve i'' S-^ -Tnjrs. Inc.jcios (Pc Person); ' "I went into conducting half on a lark, half seri- Feb. 7-March 1 Dec. 27-May 13 Brad Keimach, A • Room and Tax • S10 Coin Voucher ously," explained Keimach, the music director and • 2 Continental Breakfasts • "CHICAGO" • June 5-June 28 conductor of the Westfield Symphony Orchestra since A • Show Tickei CALL FOR BROCHURE NOW AND SAVE (Thursday Arrival Is conductor of the it was founded in 1983. "You see, until I got to Juilliard ^ S25 P.P. Additional) WINTER CARNIVAL HOLIDAY Cover photo I really hadn't heard a complete orchestral perform- NEW YEARS EVE GALA by George Pacciello ance. When I did, I wanted to be a part of it, and I CALL (908) 254-3939 FOR RESERVATIONS & INFORMATION A (908) 381-1971 A couldn't do it with a saxophone." Of A\7Wf/"fcI'TC17 **** 210 Dunhams Corner Rd. Brad Keimach, conductor, Westfield Keimach was a part of the founding of the WSO and A * V*» II1UU3E _- _. East Brunswick Casino Tours, Ltd., Inc. A Westfield Symphony for the past eight seasons has built it into the pride of Orchestra Westfield and a cultural landmark for the region. This ^^ HFTQ 9*1 ^^ ^^ ^w ^» ^^ Symphony Orchestra, past summer, the WSO was named a "Distinguished Ails Organization" by the N.J. State Council on the Arts, an announcement by the state that the orchestra talks about his is on a par with the McCarter Theatre and the New Jersey Symphony in terms of seriousness and quality. a Casinos 12 WSO general manager Kenneth Hopper has said the career, the beauty coming season offers "something for everyone," and a I i Cover story .... 3 look at the program more than bears him out This Dining 16 season the WSO will wrap up its cycle of symphonies of music-making, by Johannes Brahms, revive a seldom-heard piece by Aaron Copland, familiar works by Igor Stravinsky and Events 5 Maurice Ravel, and present the New Jersey premieres of neo-Romantic works by composer-in-residence Excursions 11 Samuel Zyman, then cap it all off with a concert rendition of that operatic dreadnought Aida. 'Aida' and the "This season I decided to feature a lot of individual players that I'm proud of," Keimach said. "The Poet I I Kid stuff _ 12 and Peasant Overture, for instance, has a long beautiful cello solo that will feature Joan Harrison." Movies ....,; 14 The Poet and Peasant Overture will open the first performance of the WSO's ninth season, set for Saturday, orchestra's Qct 5, at 8 p.m. in the Presbyterian Church of Westfield. "Music 777...... TtT After the yon Suppe will be'the New Jersey premiere of2yman's cello concerto, featuring guest artist Nightlife 10 Maria Kitsop6ulos. Brahms' Symphony No. 3, which Keimach described as "just a beautiful architectural ninth season piece of music," closes the evening as well as the WSO's cycle of Brahms' symphonies. Places to go 13 Why the emphasis on Brahms? "He's written four symphonies and they are real monuments, real pillars Shopping ....13 of the orchestral repertoire," Keimach said. "That's what great pieces are — they have questions, they aren't BY STEVEN HART resolved." Singles 12 Those wishing to compare the WSO's treatment of Brahms with that of other conductors can check out, for Speakers 12 example, recordings by Furtwangler and von Karajan. Keimach said listeners shouldn't expect any radical new treatment — he and the WSO are simply involved in the pleasure of "making the music live." Stage 6 "I'm just breathing life into these works with the musicians to the best of our ability," he said. 'There's Advertisers index 15 nothing revolutionary about it I'm just responding to them. You're going to be hearing it done live. It will be vibrant — a very committed performance, a very passionate performance. We're bringing the music to life." Keimach's journey from sax-man to conductor started after he was graduated from high school in Stoneham, Mass. — "I know you haven't heard of it, nobody has" - and he took up saxophone studies at Juilliard. "I could never improvise but I was perfectly good on the horn," he recalled. "I loved to play it But there is so little literature for classical saxophone. I played Paul Creston's Sonata for Alto Saxophone and Piano for my first jury. Then I changed my major after my second year." M' Steven Hart Malcolm S. Forbes Jr. EDITOR EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Micki Pulsinselli Charles A. Lyons ENTERTAINMKNT ADVERTISING DIRECTOR PRESIDENT AND PUBLISHER You'll LOVE the way we teach our members to safely,! shed those "love handles" and you'll LOVE the savings on our 2 for 1 Sale on membership Barry Rumple Kathleen Lanini enrollment. Maybe it's time for you and your loved one to get in shape! GRAPHIC ARTIST VICE PRESIDENT, EDITORIAL Sharon Wilson Jim Hayden CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER _*__ _ •__ ~2for 1 Sale VICE PRESIDENT, MARKETING H I «__ _*_L___T 'til Oct 6th George Gannon Roger Silvey 219 St. Nicholas Ave. South Plainfield 753-2300 CIRCULATION DIRECTOR "Celebrating our j^tfi year" VICE PRESIDENT, OPERATIONS October 2-4, 1991 Forbes Newspapers 2 Weekend October 2-4, 1991 Forbes Newspapers Weekend Mark your V calendar Life, music and the Westfield Symphony researched re-creation of the THE 1991-92 WSO CONCERT SEASON Continued from page 3 preciate them. Any one of them venue switches to Westfield High early theatrical and musical tradi- Saturday, Oct. 5, 8 pirn. can get up and make music by School, where the pianist can be Birth of a tions ofltaly, including scenes of Ail-day array Island, then met up with two West Poet and Peasant Overture Franz yon Orange ensembles: the West Or- himself— only the conductor placed in a more visible position. the commedia dell'arte and rituals Cello Concerto Samuel Zyman, composer-in-residence performed during Carnival and of food, crafts ange Collegiate Orchestra and the can't do that There's a really won- The WSO made its firstbo w Symphony No. 3 Johannes Brahms New World other town feasts. Metropolitan Y Orchestra. There derful symbiotic relationship that with a concert performance of Fi- Presbyterian Church, 140 Mountain Ave:] Westfield Main Street in Somerville will Activities scheduled for the sec- become a fairground full of followed a brief time with an am- has to be based on mutual respect Saturday, Nov. 9, 8 p.m. ond Sunday, Oct 27, will focus on deiio, Beethoven's only opera, and crafts and cuisine Sunday, Oct. ateur orchestra Keimach would The days of the stormy conductor . - Symphony.No. 5 Franz Schubert NJ. State Museum Spain's role in the discovery of Keimach makes a point of sched- l: 6, during the fourth annual are over. You have to have mutual 'Brandenblirg Concerto No. .2 Johann Sebastian Bach the New World. At 2 p.m. in the rather not name, but which led to uling one opera per season: "Life marks Columbus Somerville International Festival. his being asked to sign on with the Pulcinella Suite Igor Stravinsky Museum Auditorium, the Ameri- is incomplete without it,' he said. .' Presbyterian Church, 140 Mountain Aye., Westfield . can Spanish Dance Theatre will The free festival, which lasts nascent WSO. Past performances have included Saturday, Feb. 1, 8 p.m. quincentenary present a program of Iberian from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., will Those who have been in a rock offer nearly 250 crafts exhibits 'The days of the stormy La Boheme and The Abduction Quiet City Aaron Copland ive hundred years ago, a Ge- dance, while Kaleidoscope Kids band or jazz group can attest to noese seaman named Chris- and an assortment of intema* frnm. ihp. Seraglio; this season will Piano Concerto in G Minor Camille Saint-Saens repeat many of the same family "tlicTcgo friction among foTTFoFfTve" ""Symphony Nc^2lIid"wTg van Beethoven ~~ topher-GGlumbus-set-out-to ""activities as on OcTTj, changing offer that monument of Grand musicians. Conducting a group Westfield High School, Rahway Avenue & Dorian Road Ffind India and instead land- the emphasis to Spanish culture. Traffic will be re-routed from Opera, Verdi's Aida, performed Main Street for the event The ranging in strength from 45 to 75 Saturday, March 28, 8 p.m. ed on the shores of the Americas. This year's Kaleidoscope Kids respect and affection." His discovery (or "invasion," de- rain rjate lsQct-13. musicians, depending on the April 25 with four singers and a Pavane pour une infante defunte Maurice Ravel DlSCoVEREB Saturday morning activities will Most WSO performances take pending on your political perspec- use Christopher Columbus and tlie For more information, call needs of the music, must be little 75-member orchestra. Piano Concerto Samuel Zyman OFTHC place in the PresbyteFiarrChurch Le bourgeois genti!hc«tme Richard Strauss tive) sparked an exciting, morally N Age of Exploration as the inspira- (908)998-3036. • short of maddening. , "I held auditions last spring and Westfield High School, Rahway Avenue & Dorian Road ambiguous period in history tion for participatory programs "It can be," Keimach said. "It of Westfield, the acoustics of really struck gold," he said. "We known as the Age of Exploration. about exploration, the people who which draw raves from Keimach. Saturday, April 25 Race Meeting doesn't have to be. The way to will raise the roof of the Presbyte- Aida (Concert Performance) Guiseppe Verdi Christopher Columbus and sailed the oceans in search of avoid that is to let the players When the orchestra is performing rian Church. It will be unbeliev- Presbyterian Church, 140 Mountain Aye., Westfield the Age of Exploration, an exhi- "new" lands and the well- established cultures they discov- tix on sale know all the time that you ap- a piano concerto, he noted, the able." bition opening Sunday, Oct 6, at the N.J. State Museum in Trenton, ered. . If you plan to attend the Far will be the centerpiece for a vari- October workshops focus on the Hills Steeplchase Races on Oct ety of educational programs de- native lands of the Spanish and 26, order your tickets now. No CTtflNFORD' signed to cultivate a better under- Italian explorers and November tickets will be sold at the gate 1 standing of the different cultures "discovered * by the Europeans in the workshops focus on the Dutch and Scandinavian explorers. December the day of the event at AT&T ;alian Festival: WEEKEND GETAWAY iH^lb^ -wiH-mdude-^etivi&es-that reflect the-div.crse-hetidays celebrated — Moorland Farms. , SATURDAY, OCT. 12"' The main exhibition uses European maps, navigational instruments, throughout the world. There will also be regular workshops on map- . Gates open at 9 a.m., with 11-5 PM artifacts from all over the world and texts that describe the social, making, star navigation, boat-building, trade goods and the significance the first of. two junior pony races iBo.nco'. S.- Of U. 12 5P«I Deluxe Duplex-Suites, economic and political factors that sent men voyaging across the seas. of being an explorer. < starting at 11 a.m. The racing Exit 13.7 off GSPUy. The opening of "Christopher Columbus and the Age of Exploration" All Christopher Columbus Quincentenary programs are offered on a program follows at 1 p.m. In downtown Cranford will be celebrated by two Sundays rich in family activities. General admission tickets at along Eastman St. and ® Apple Cider first-come, first-served basis. Norm Av«enue near On Sunday, Oct 6, activities will focus on Italy's role in the Age of For more information about the museum's Christopher Columbus $25 and preferred parking tick* tho town clock. Pressed on Location A per night Exploration. From 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Kaleidoscope Kids will will invite Quincentenary celebration, call (609) 292-6308. ets at $20 are available now FREE ADMISSION ® Hayride to the pumpkin children to learn about map-making, spices, star navigation and ship- N J. STATE MUSEUM: 205 West State Street, Trenton. Open Tuesday through through Oct 23. AND PARKING ™ W Friday and Saturday building. Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.; Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. Closed Monday and state For more information, call 1 Food patch every weekend holidays. General museum admission is free. For recorded information, call (609) (908)685-2929. • Arts nights only, The feature presentation of Oct 6, will be a free auditorium program \M ® Open every day 10-5 pm at 2 p.m. by i Guillari di Piazza (Jesters of the Square), a scrupulously 292-6464. • Crafts double occupancy & lots morel OVER 250 SCENIC ACRES H.-i.r. .1 In the Cr,ii,lord k BROOKVIEW enmgs Breakfast Included ' FARMS 285 Readington Rd. ALLSTAMPS OPEN HOUSE & BASEBALL CARD SHOW !908) 996-3036 SUPER CRAFTS STAR SHOW FOR MORE INFO CALL 38 North Main St. Howard Johnson Lodge "Fourth annual craft show and Stadium Club, Giants Sta- (908) 709-7208 Branchburg, NJ Milltown Garden State Parkway food bazaar, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. dium (908) 247 1093 Exit 135, Clark Oct. 6. Rain date Oct. 13. Free NJ. Turnpike Exit 1CW MADISON 526-8083 •Open house and sale for (908) 247-1093 admission, free parking. East Rutherford (201) 935-8500 Take--RI-.-22 West past Som- stamp,-postcard and baseball .•Monthly.sh.Qw.and sale,.10 ITALIAN FESTIVAL "Along East- "Artisans display their wares 6 ervillo to Readington Rd. card collectors, 10 a.m. to 4 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Oct. 6. Frei ttttfS(908)563-1000 man St., Exit, 2 miles on left. .p.m. Oct. 13, 27. Free admis- admission, free parking. p.m. to 10 p.m. Oct. 18, 10 South Union Ave , North sion. a.m. to 7 p.m. Oct. 19,10 HOTEL DELAWARE VALLEY Ave. a.rri. to 6 p.m. Oct. .20. Adults : 25 Cedar Grove Lane, Somerset, N.J. AIDS WALK NJ AUTUMN ANTIQUE SHOW Crclnford S5. senior citizens S4, children New Brunswick Holland Township School (908) 709-7208 S2.50. Parking in Lot 15. (908) 246-0204 Route 519, Milford •Itali^ music. Italian food. "Third annual walkathon to (908) 996-4284 craffsTfnd more. 11 a.m. to 5 TEWKSBURY foster awareness of AIDS, .1 •Benefit for the historical soi i p.m. Oct. 12. Ram date Oct. WINE CELLARS p.m. lo 1:30 p.m. Oct. 20. Rties of Alexandria and Holland 13. Free admission. Burrell Rd.. Lebanon Start and finish: Eagleton Insti- townships, 10 a.m. to 5 p.rn DELAWARE MORRISTOWN ;908i 832-2-100 tute, Rutgers University. Oct. 12, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 13. Admission $3.50. CraftMARKET "Fall festival and cralt shov. AMERICAN INDIAN National Guard Armory noon to 5 p.m. Oct. 5 and C>. VALLEY AUTUMN ARTS FESTIVAL EXCITING, ELEGANT Western Ave., Momstown Adults $5 (includes .vine tas! Powhatan Renape Nation AND ENGLISH (201) 895 3356 ingi, children free: free park- Rancocas Rd., Weslampton Ramada Renaissance »15th annual craft show, 6 in'fcgv ANTIQUE SHOW (609) 261 4747 Route 18 near Route. 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. Oct. 11, 10 "Juried show with nearly 100 East Brunswick a.m. to 6 p.m. Oct. 12 and THANKSGIVING SATURDAY artists and entertainers from (908) 846-2895 13. Admission $10 Oct. 11, IN THE COUNTRY more than 40 tribes, 11 a.m. "Tea and auction to benefit S5 Oct. 12 and Oct. 13. Se- Sergeantsville October 12, 1991 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM to 5 p.m. Oct. 12, 13, 14. George Street Playhouse. Ad- nior citizens SI off; children 1609) 397-3571 under 12 free. Free parking. Adults $6, children 5-12 and mission $35. (609)397-317 7 senior citizens $3. No video SUNDAY FREUNGHUVSEN ARBORETUM SPECTRA FUN FAIR • 18th annual tour of historic cameras or pets. October 13, 1991 11:00 AM-5:00 PM 31 East Hanover Ave. McCoy Park houses, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 ARTS AND CRAFTS (opposite Morris County Li- North Washington Ave. p.m. Nov. 2 and 3. Cost brary) SIT & RELAX SELECT FROM A TASTY MENU OF OVER SHOW AND SALE and Fourth St., Dunellen S12.50. HOLLAND TOWNSHIP SCHOOL Liberty Village Whippany (908) 968-5073 WATERLOO VILLAGE Highway 519 3 miles north of Milford AT THE OUTDOOR 20 INTERNATIONAL FOOD VENDORS Church St., Flemington (201) 326-7600 •Carnival to benefit Spectra »13th annual flower show of Drum and Bugle Corps, 10 1 80 Exit 25, Stanhope Holland Township - Hunterdon County, New Jersey (908) 362-5006 •Fall show and sale, 10 a.m. arboretum's Gesneriad Soci- a.m. to 6 p.m. Oct. 5, noon to (201) 384-0010 to 6 p.m. Oct. 5, 6. Free ad- ety. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 6. 6 p.m. Oct. 6. Free admission. •Oktoberfest, 10 a.m. to 6 Free admission, free parking. mission. STATE THEATRE p m. Oct. 5. 6. Adults S10. HOBOKEN FESTIVAL Hoboken 19 Livingston Ave. senior citizens S7.50, children 54 Qualify Dealers CRAFTS BAZAAR - 250+ Exhibitors CENTRAL JERSEY STAMP, Terminal New Brunswick 6-12 S3, children under 6 COIN & CARD EXCHANGE (201)643 7501 (908)246-7469 free. DELICIOUS HOMEMADE FOOD Budget Motor Lodge "Largest tiam exposition on •Uhamo Folk Opera of Tibet. music SOMERVUE BUSINESS &; POOfESSIONAL A5SOC1 Route 9 North, Woodbridge Oct. 5 at 8 p.m. Tickets S24 PR0M01BI - THE ACA/EIUISING AO1ANCX the East Coast, presented for AMPLE PARKING oneI entertainment & (908)247-1093 the ll.ih time 11 a.m. to 5 to SI5. s s Admission 3.50 3.00 WITH THIS AD (RAIN DATE 10/13/91) (908) 996-3036 "Monthly show and sale, 10 p.m. Oct. 5. Free admission. •Rory & The Rocket Band: Oct. a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Oct. 20. The Uhamo Folk Opera of Tibet will perform Oct. 5 at the State Theatre in 13 at 3 p.m. Tickets S13 to Show Manager: Barbara Allen (908) 9964284 I ice admission, free parking- INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL 59. CLARK STAMP, COIN Along Main St., Somerville New Brunswick. Weekend Forbes Newspapers October 2-4, 1991 October 2-4, 1991 Forbes Newspapers T Weekend HEADS UP: Absentminded Tom (Mark Murphy) In Millburn, weekend musicals for kids tosses a hot tea kettle in the com- Plays Consider he Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn has a Snow Queen. The performance, presented by life- Just edy Table Maners, now being per- full slate of weekend musicals for children ized puppets, including the 8-foot Snow Queen, . formed at the Off-Broadstreet married life beginning with an old favorite, Rumpel- by Pegasus Productions and will be on the Theatre in Hopewell. "Mixed Doubles," a series of T stiltskln (for ages 5 to 8) by the Yates Musi- Paper Mill stage Nov. 16 and 17. desserts vignettes about "the, entertain- cal Theatre on Friday, Oct. 5, and Saturday, Oct. The Gingerbread Players will present on Nov. 23 and 24 two classic fairy tales, Little Red ment of marriage" by nine En- 6-' • : •. ••-.•.•..'•' ' '• First installment charge at the start of the show, glish authors, including Harold The incredible world of illusion is brought to Riding Hood and The Three Pigs, but this time to an over-taxed wreck at the life in The Mad, Mad, Mad Magic Show (for ages 5- the stories will be told from the point-of-view of of'Ayckbourn trio end was done deftly. Pinter (Betrayaf), Alan Ayck- 10) by Theatreworks USA ' • . •. . the much-maligned Michael Renda, as Sarah's boum (T7ie Norman Conquests) at Off-Broadstreet easygoing.husband Reg, was a on Oct. 12 and 13. Three wolf. This will be fol- and Fay Weldon (The Ufe and lowed by the seasonal By ALEC M. ADAMS perfect foil to his high-strung Cheers for America 'RumpeMltskin,' fairy tales and towering favorite Babes in Toy- WeekendPlusJh'eatwrCrittc ~wi ferffis-sce rres-with-Welsh-a r-e- land (ages 5-8) by The- able Manners, now playing among the highlights of the performed Oct. 4 through Oct. salute to America in song, show. dance and story, timed to atreworks USA on Nov. at the Off-Broad Street 19 by the Triiogy Repertory ; Theater, is one of three coincide with the restoration of Ellis Island and 29 at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Pinocchio, a Thanksgiv- Playing the shy, awkward Company in Basking Ridge. ing weekend special by the Gingerbread Players, T shows that make up "The Tom, Mark Murphy had most of the bicentennial of the Bill of Rights. This will be will be presented on Nov. 30, and the season will Norman Conquests," a trilogy by the funniest bits in the show. Performances will be Fridays performed by the Pushcart Players on Nov. 9 and conclude with A Christmas Carol (ages 5-8) by the English playwright Alan Ay- While his physical characteriza- and Saturdays at 8:30 p.m. in 10. ckbourn. the Yates Musical Theatre on Dec. 7 and 8. tion did not appear as inte- the Ridge High School Little The Snow Queen, the only Hans Christian All performances begin at 11 a.m. Tickets are Each self-sufficient play offers grated as the others — he took Andersen story with a real (as opposed to Disney- $5 for orchestra seats and $4 for the mezzanine. the same characters snaring the his awkwardness to such an ex- Theater, South Rnley Avenue. manufactured) happy ending, tells the tale of For reservations, call the box office at (201) same weekend visit, albeit in treme that it appeared he had a Tickets are $8, $6 for stu- Gerda's adventures as she sets out to rescue her 376-4343. Visa and MasterCard are accepted. Huge puppets will enact the story of The Snow Queen in one of several different areas of the house. real physical problem — Mur- brother from the evil clutches of the magical Signed performances for kids are available. productions for children scheduled at the Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn. Table Manners, the opener, is phy's delivery of the lines was dents and seniors. set in the dining room; Round right on target. His attempt to For reservation 6r more In- and Round the Garden takes tell a joke in Act II was the fun- formation, call (908) 204-9891. placeJn the garden; and Living niest moment of the show. i 16 Luiiftiutl'clteCr 111 the idy ijizujicin, JNoimcin s pttt° rTewksbuty Wine Cellars— living room. upon wife Ruth, also gives an Classic farce Table Manners opens as Anne excellent performance. Fall Festival (Chrissy Lucash) is preparing to As Norman, the self-elected inWestfield October 5 & 6 • 12:00 noon to 5:00 p.m. Comm oon go off on a weekend holiday, master of ceremonies for the Admission $5.00 (Children Free) leaving her brother Reg (Micha- weekend, Richard Chibbaro was The Westfield Community wine tasting • foods • live music • crafts el Renda) and his wife Sarah mildly disappointing. Although (B.J. Welsh) to care for her aged Norman is the free spirit of the Players production of Light Up cooking with wine demonstrations mother. bunch, Chibbaro's characterization was too broad and unfocused. the Sky, Moss Hart's classic wineraaking exhibit © special sales Complications arise when Anne reveals that she is vacatioining His character seemed.. .well,_almost American. Norman's motiva- farce about a naive playwright Tewksbury Wine Cellars tion — why he was doing and saying what he did — was not as 164 BURRELL ROAD LEBANON, N.J. 08833 not with the nerdy local veterinarian Tom (Mark Murphy) but, burdened with a full array of rather, her sister's husband Norman (Richard Chibbaro); clear as for the other characters. (908) 832-2400 Sarah persuades Anne not to go as Norman arrives for Anne. Robert Thick directs the fine cast with precision, letting each troublesome theater types, Norman's wife Ruth (Wendy Yazujian) shows up, after a call from scene build upon the last and pacing things to keep the show from opens Saturday, Ctet 12, for a becoming overwrought. Sarah, completing the group. Now all that is left is for the weekend three-weekend run. to run its course. Thick and his wife Julie own and run the Off-Broadstreet The- ater, a self-described "Mom and Pop organization" that falls be- Performances will be Oct. 12, Chrissy Lucash is charming as the d.own-to-earth Anne. She plays tween community theater and the professional theater of a George 18,19, 25,26 and Nov. 1 and the part with ease and clarity, every emotion of the character Street or McCarter. visible on her face. TABLE MANNERS by Alan Ayckboum. Directed By Robert Thick. Performances 2 at the Westfield Community B.J.Welsh, who plays Sarah, is a highly skilled actress who Playhouse, 1000 North Aye. makes Sarah a complete character; voice,"movement and man- by the Off-Broadstreet Theatre through Oct. 19 Fridays and Saturdays at 8 nerisms all combine to give us a fully realized person. HerEnglish p.m., Sundays at 2:30 p.m. The theater opens one hour before curtain time For more information, call for dessert. Tickets $15.75 Friday and Sunday, $17.25 Saturday — price accent, like those of the other actors, was flawless and perfectly (908) 232-1221, Diamonds and Jewelry suited to her character. Her transition from organized and in- includes dessert. Discounts for the elderly on Sundays. For reservations, call (609) 466-2766. Curtain calls NOW ASPHALT £8 •Solomon Fedderman Will Va- Hopewell » OPENINGS cation this Summer in Rrural (609) 466-2766 COMING UP OCTOBER 5th - 7 PM FORUM THEATRE GROUP Retreat Virginia, Jasper Oddo's SATURDAY •Table Manners, Alan Ayck- 314 Main Si. play about a Holocaust survivor DREYFUSS THEATRE bourn's comedy in the "Nor- Metuchcn (908) b4H and a Southern woman who Farteigh Dickinson University MODIFIED •Cantonal, Ira Levin's comedy lend each other strength. Oct. man Conquests" trilogy, 285 Madison Ave. about H coupli; s (•ncountur 5 at 7 p.m.. Oct. 6 at 3 p.m., through Oct. 19. .Fridays and Route 24, Madison with a sinking Jewish jjhost. Oct. 13 at 3 p.m. Tickets "517. Saturdays at 8 p.m., dessert (201) 593-8636 SHAMMY SHINE 200 QUALIFIER Opens Oct. 4. Tlmisclays. tn TRILOGY REPERTORY at 7 p.m. 'Sexual Peversity in Chicago, for now and forever clays, Saturdays ;it 8 p.m.. Ridge High School Sundays at 2:30 p.m., dessert David Mamet's comedy about WINNER GETS POLE POSITION Wednesdays and Sundays ,u Finley Avenue at 7 p.m. Tickets $15.75, Fri- modern mating rituals. Oct. 1/ PLUS T Q MIDGET CHAMPIONSHIP RACE 2:30 p.m. Tickets 52-1 to Basking Ridge days and Saturdays, $1.7.25 . through Oct. 20 at 8:30 p.m S17.5O. (908) 766-2535 Saturdays. Tickets $5, $3 to students. (908) 64/6392 MINI INDY - 3 WIDE 33 GARS TO START Formerly GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE ONSTAGE AT HOLY CROSS 'Mixed Doubles, works by H.i 9 Livingston Ave. Brooksido Drive, Millburn Holy Cross Church rold Pinter, Alan Ayckboum PLUS LATE MODELS New Brunswick (201) 376-4343 40 Mercer Ave. (908) 246 Mb9 and others on the theme of •West Side Story, through Oct. North Plamfield PLUS GREAT AMERICAN STREET STOCKS "Hie bigii^emem, Richard Ve marriage..Oct. 4, 5, 11, \2: 19. Wednesdays through Sun- (908) 561-1895 lere's now play about (our men 18, 19. flays at 8 p.m., Thursdays at 2 ADMISSION ADULTS $12.00 UNDER 12 $2.00i • "God's Favorite, comedy by and a woman facing up to their P.m., Saturdays and Sundays NOW.PLAY1NG Neil Simon. Oct. 19, 20, 25 at ideas about marri These jolly folks will be on hand to entertain you during the NJ Transit State Museum Byrdiand Hell's Kitchen Riding Hoboken Festival, an annual celebra- tion of railroads set for Saturday, has the stars to Sayreville Oct. 5, in the Hoboken Terminal. "Starhopping," an astronomy at Basie program: co-sponsored by the Lisa-lisa and Cult Jam will the rails NJ. State Museum and the Am- Desert Rose Band rtiake their second appearance, will be among those on display. ateur Astrohorrters Association at the Club Bene in Sayreville Hobo ken Festival Schedule of stops of Princeton, will be held Fridays at7:30 p.m. throughout Octo- opens a new series on Friday, Oct 4. The Raritan Valley Special has everything will leave Raritan at ll:0p a.m. ber at the museum's plan- of C&W concerts The band performs one show and make the following stops: etarium, 205 W. State St, Tren- By WILLIAM WESTHOVEN starting at 10 p.m. wjth an op- for railroad buffs _ Somerville,ll:08 a.m.;-Manville, ~ton. ~r~~~: ~~. •.. tional dinner served at 8 p.m. he romance of the rails is 11:11 a.m.; Calco (Bridgewater), ; After the show in Trenton, at the heart of the Hobo- 11:14 a.m.; Bound Brook/11:17 stargazers will drive to the AAAP he Count Basie Theatre The band's current album is will sound more like ken Festival, set for Satur- a.m.; Dunellen, 11:23 a.m.; observatory at Washington "Byrdiand" on Sunday, Straight Outta Heirs Kitchen, day, Oct. 5, and NJ Transit Plainfield, 11:27 a.m.; Nether- Crossing State Park to view the 1 wood (Plainfield), 11:30 a.m.; TOct. 6, when Rock n Roll Lisa's New York home neighbor- has a way for you to experience night sky. On cloudy nights a full- Hall of Famer Chris Hillman it directly. Fanwood, 11:33 a.m.; Westfield, length •planetarium show will be and his Desert Rose Band head- hood. To get to the 11th annual festi- 11:38 a.m.; Garwood, 11:41 a.m.; Cranford, 11:44 a.m.; and presented. line the first in a series of coun- Usa Lisa and Cult Jams hits val, the largest public transit ex- "Starhopping" is a free pro- try music concerts at the theater position on the East Coast, NJ Roselle Park, 11:49 a.m. include "Head to Toe," and The train will arrive at New- gram suitable for everyone aged this season. Transit is offering the Raritan 5 and over. Participants must While Hillman has been in- "Lost in Emotion." Valley Special, which will make ark Pcnn Station at 12:05 p.m. and pull into Hoboken at 12:25 provide their own transportation volved with countless other mu- For more information, call the stops along the Raritan Valley to the park. Line (see schedule at end of ar- p.m. sical projects over the last 25 Club Bene at (908) 727-3000. For moreinformatjon, call the years, the Desert Rose Band has * tide). For the return trip, the Rari- been a steady force on the coun- The family festival, which ' ^ tan Valley Special will leave planetarium at (609) 2.92* try music scene since its debut Dissing match takes place from 11 a.m. to 5 Hoboken at 4:40 p.m. and arrive 6333.. ••'•';• in 1987. ' •p.m. at the4fokokon Torem-aa at NuwaikrPenn Slaliun at 5^4 OT course, The singer/song^ features historic rail and bus p.m., then make all stops on the witer/ guitarist is better known with 3rd Bass equipment displays, tours and .Raritan Valley Line to Raritan. Take hayride Special fares are being offered as a co-founder of the legendary A few years ago they dissed entertainment, and draws tens Byrds, but his tenure with of thousands of visitors from Oct. 5 by NJ Transit for travel to with monsters Desert Rose has now exceeded Top-40 rapper M.C. Hammer around the country each year. Newark and Hoboken on the "Haunted Hayrides," your the time he spent with the and Public Enemy's S1W "secu- The event will be held rain or chance to ride in the dark with Raritan Valley Line. For passengers on the Raritan Valley Special such jolly fellows, as Freddy Byrds, whom he left in 1969 to rity force." Now they're dissing shine and admission is free. found another country-rock in- This year's festival offers a re-enactment of the Great Train to Hoboken, any train scheduled to arrive at Newark Penn Station Krueger and Shotgun Louie, will stitution, the Flying Burrito Chris Hillman (center), formerly of the Byrds, is now part of the Grammy-nominated country group called Desert Vanilla Ice and getting dissed in Robbery, along with special train rides on the newest railroad between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., or trains scheduled to leave Newark be held every night form Oct 4 Brothers. Rose Band. return by Sister Souljah, Public Pcnn Station between 2 p.m. and to Nov. 2 at Tomahawk Lake in equipment of the rail carrier. Sparta. With Desert Rose, Hillman has taken a broader step back to his the song like they're recorded, but with an added energy." Enemy's newest member, who Free guided tours of Hoboken —~ 6 p.m., the fare will be $2 round original country roots. Before the Byrds, the native Californian was trip for the day of the festival The rides, which start at— Jorgenson, who has played with such wide-ranging artists as dislikes white rappers. will be given throughout the af- Historic rail cats, live entertainment and a special train line to first heard on record playing bluegrass mandolin for the Hillmen Bonnie Raitt, Bob Seger and the Benny Goodman Band, said his only. about 6:30 p.m., include free in 1964. Hillman's resume also includes stretches with the But in between the dissing ternoon. hot apple cider, "deadly donuts" high point with Desert Rose came early on. One of the highlights of this get you there Passengers who do not ride on Souther-Hillman-Furay Band, Steven Stills' Manassas and "It was around January of 1988,1 think, when I found out in the and the finger-pointing, 3rd and a circus tent selling Hal- year's festival will be the display . the Raritan Valley Special can loween goodies. ,'; • McGuinn, Clark and Hillman, not to mention several solo albums same week that we'd been nominated for a Grammy and our single Bass has produced two albums and Byrds reunions. ("One Step Forward") had reached No. 1 on the country charts." of several privately-owned historic rail cars. These include sleep- take any other regularly-scheduled train on the Raritan Valley Jomahawk Lake Is 10 min- His career has now come full-circle with Desert Rose, a fixture Several years and hits later, the Desert Rose Band will complete of some of the best rap music ers and business cars built in the early 20th century, most of which Line to Newark Penn Station and change for a PATH train to utes from Route 80. Hoboken. The same $2 round-trip fare will apply as long as travel on the country music scene, hav- ___ its latest three-week tour (they around, and they'll perform it have never before been seen in New Jersey. The Pennsylvania 120, Tickets are $8, $5 for chil- is completed between 10.a.m. and 2 p.m. dren "under'i2.'For more infor- ing garnered several Grammy do about 200 shows a year) at the Saturday, Oct;-5i-at the-Gitr- - whtch served as the railroad's premiere business car and was- used by U.S. Presidents from Franklin D. Roosevelt to John F. Kennedy, mation, call (201) 398-7777. nominations; whUelHsbTDeing Count Basie Theatre. Hillman, Gardens, 1701 Calhoun SL, honored as the Touring Band of Former Byrd-man Chris Hillman has gone back to country who took time out last week to the Year in 1990 by the Academy music — in Grammy-nominated style host the International Bluegrass Trenton. of Country Music. Awards in Owensboro, Ky., will 3rd Bass' releases are The To date, Hillman and his group have released four albums, in- - catch up with them in Red Bank. Cactus Album, which Included 1 A Guide To Services And Activities... cluding a greatest hits package. Their fifth, True Love, featuring Opening the show will be vocalist Shannon Gibbons, whose di- the song "Steppin to the A.M.," iCS CYCLE CENTER the single "You Can Go Home," is scheduled for release on MCA/ versified style includes both country and jazz influences. and the current Derelicts of Di- Curb Records Oct. 1. Upcoming shows of interest to country music fans at the Count alect, featuring the hit song 14 W. Main St.v Bound Brook Desert Rose bandleader John Jorgenson promised that if you Basie Theatre include as-yet unscheduled appearances by Charlie like their records, you'll love them live. "Pop Goes the Weasel." JUST Daniels, Crystal Gayle and Kathy Mattea. "A lot of people say we're better live," said Jorgenson. "With the DESERT ROSE BAND: Sunday, Oct. 6, at the Count Basie Theatre, 99 For more information, call level of musicianship we have in the band, we're able to recreate Montmouth St., Red Bank. Tickets $22.50 at the box office or through It's Your Choice (609) 392-8887. Ticketron. Call (908) 842-9000 for more information. Club mix NO NO BINGO'S •Bad Biscuit, Oct. 3. Route 1 & Alexander Rd., West (next to parking deck) CORNERSTONE swick FIRST Regal Inn (formerly Sheraton! (908) 988-320b MONEY 9 West Main St. •Throttle, Butt Head, Gigantic Windsor New Brunswick New and Pearl streets, (908) 545-7265 Kingsbridgo Rd., Piscataway Jamaican dancehall w/Biffier COME SHAKE, RATTLE & Somerville. NJ. 08876 Bass 151, Oct. 4. (609) 987-8018 (908) 828-8385 Metuchen THE COVE (908) 469-5700 •Well of Souls, Count 210, A Headline comedy Tuesday Thomas, Sundays. PAYMENT ROLL WITH US! ^ 725-6699 (908) 549-5306 108 Chestnut St.. Roselle DOWM "After Work'Affair." buffet House Divided, Oct. 5. CLUB BENE 99-cent dance bight. Thursday through Thursday and Sunday "Mike Hashim Quartet, Oct. 4. (908) 241-1226 and dancing every Friday from •Willie & The Criminals. Oct. 6. Route 35, Sayroville and Saturday. at 8:30 p.m., Friday at 8:30 "Kenny Davern Quartet, Oct. •Tom Foti, Kathy Moser, Bob 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. •Off Ramp, Oct. 8. (908) 727-3000 •Prophet. Backwoods, Chyna FREE INTRODUCTORY CLASS p.m. and 11 p.m., Saturday at 7. 9. Sanders. Wayne Szabo, Oct. 3. Offer Good On WITH THIS AD •Harold Melvin & The Blue CALALOO CAFE •Lisa-Lisa & Cult Jam, Oct 4. White. Dirt Cheap, Heartland, 7 p.m., 9:15 p.m., 11:30 p.m. •John Cocuzzi Quartet, Oct. •Steel Daze, Hypnotic Eye, - We«P(oy is d unique ,'~\ Notes, Oct. 4, 5. 190 South St., Morristown •Robert Klein, Oct. 5. • Oct, 4. © All Honda • All Honda College Night every Tuesday 11, 12. Satin, Oct. 4. parent & child ploy •» .' \ ,--, BIRCH HILL NIGHT CLUB •Head Candy, Oct. 5. 9 West Main St. (201) 993-1100 and Sunday. •Rat Rage, Oct. 6. • Bucky Pizzarelli, Oct. 16. •j.C. Thunder, The Lesters Snow Blowers Lawn Tractors program for children * ... Route 9 South, Old Bridge Live comedy Friday and Satur- •Linda Smith, through Oct. 6. •Leon Russell, Oct. 11. "Mighty Lemon Drops, Sister Somerville, N.J. 08876 •Mike LeDonne, Oct. 18, 19. Oct. 5. • All Honda © All Honda 4 lo 48 months (908) 536-0650 day, reservations required. •Mario Joyner, Oct. 8 through •Michael Hedges, Oct. 20. 'Skip Roberts w/Lynn Arriale, Double Happiness, Whirling 725-6699 . AM 4 PM daises •American Angel, Ziad. Bomb THF. EXCHANGE Generators CAMBRIDGE INN Oct. 13. THE CLUBHOUSE Oct. 23. Dervishes, Oct. 11. .. Lawn Mowers Power Just S60/10 woelu. Squad, Oct. 4. Summerhill Road (off Route •John Joseph, Oct. 15 through 116 Watchung Ave., Plainfield Routes 202-206, Bridgewater "The Hoodoo Gurus, Oct. 12. •Dan Barrett Quartet, Oct. 25. « All Honda On Approved Pfo-flaled 18), Spotswood Oct. 20. (908) 769-9267 (908) 526-7090 "The Fiendz, matinee Oct. 20. Equipment BOURBON STREET CAFE •Andy Fusco Quartet, Oct. 26. Credit • CnU foe more info: (908) 251-7400 CHARLIE'S UNCLE Ladies night w/Orangeman, Open blufesjam, Tuesday. •Innocence Mission, Oct. 26. Riding Mowers Old Bay Restaurant •Lenore Raphael w/Joe Conn •Fat Chance (blues), Qcj__4, 9 Carmella Thompson 788-5824 or LISA M.THOMPSON CARTERET HILL BOWL NEW YORK COMEDY Wednesdays. •Nuclear Assault, Nov. 1. 61-63 Church St., New Brun- Oct. 30. 526-S308 704-0296 569 Roosevelt Ave., Carteret COCKTAILS THE FAR SIDE swick 415 Route 18, East Brunswick CORNER TAVERN GIGGLES COMEbY CAFE BRiDGEWATER-Groon Knoll Rrohouse (908) 969-1515 789 Jersey Ave,, New Brun- J.R. Thompson © John Harrity (908) 246-3111 (908) 254-4226 51 Main St., South River 113 Somerset Bi^, New Brun- Clarion Hotel & Towers, 2055 908-356-5088 1-800-356:1193 Comer of No. Bridge & ToothK Rd. Open-mike night, Thursdays. swick BRIGHTON BAR LJVO comedy every Friday (908) 257-8325 swick Route 27, Edison •The Good Rats, Oct. 24. '908j 246-9414 121 Brighton Ave., Long and Saturday at 10 p.m. "Voices. Oct, 3. (908) 247-7677 (908) 287-3500 CATCH A RISING STAR Open-mike night. Mondays Branch THE CHURCH •Backstreets. Oct. 4. COURT TAVERN Live comedy every Friday and Hyatt Regency Princeton Church St. off George St. •Partv Dolls. Oct. 5. FAST LANE II Saturday, showtime 10 p.m. October 2-4, 1991 Forbes Newspapers Weekend 11 (908) 222-9684,.. ; ,....,, 124 Church St., New Brun- 207 Fourth Ave., Asbury Park Continued on pa^o 17 \r) 10 Weekend Forbes Newspapers October 2-4, 1991 Weekend H Shop Places-to go G talk 'That's Comedy, revue, nightly •Oct. 3: Nancy Princenthal, art . (201) 746-5555 . Casinos except Friday. critic, On the shift in public art •The origins of Pop and mini- Connie Forneris of New Providence TROPWORLD toward explicit social analysis. malist art, explored by by the will display her wool rugs at the Mor- •Oct. 10: Ruth Scheuer, pho- curator of painting and sculp- A season GRAND Boardwalk & Brighton Ave. . Area artists Boardwalk & Providence Ave. Atlantic City tographer and tapestry artist of ture at the Whitney Museum. ristown CraftMarket, Oct 11 through Atlantic City (609)340-4000 . . The Moveable Eye. Admission $12, includes re- Oct 13 at the Morristown Armory. (609) 340-7111 TRUMP CASTLE •Oct. 17: John Schnall, film- ception. at Commons BAars PARK PUCE Brigantine Blvd. maker and animator, premiere DONALD MINTZ for crafts Area artists will be featured, Boardwalk & Park PI. & Huron Ave. of the film Grim. Friday, Oct. 11, noon throughout October at Bridge* Atlantic City THE ART MUSEUM • McEachern Recital Hall Atlantic City,, • Antique Show in southern water Commons off Route 22. (609)340-2000 (800);284-TRUMP Princeton University. Montclair State College Autumn's the time 'An Evening at La Cage, revue. 'Hollywood to Broadway, (609)258-3788 Upper Montclair Hunterdon County takes place ' The artists will be featured ' Monday, Wednesday, Thurs- revue, niehtly except Thursday. Gallery talks Fridays at 12:30 (201) 893-5228 the same weekend at the Hol- weekends from 1 p.m. to 4 day, Friday. TRUMP PLAZA ~~ p.m. and Sundays at 3 p.m. •Member of the Montclair for area festivals p.rrKf Center Court, on the Com- CAESARS ATLANTIC CITY Boardwalk & Mississippi Ave. through Dec. 15, Free admis- land Township School on Route State music faculty will speak mons Collection. Boardwalk & Missouri Ave. Atlantic City sion. . . on Opus 1 of Brahms "and of crafts, antiques: 519, three miles north of Mil- Atlantic City (800) 759-TRUMP •Oct. 4, 6: Allen Rosenbaum, Schumann. Free admission. ford. Arrangements of silk and (609)348=4411 • —-Vie DamonerOctrl2r 16; "Mus~eUnrdlrectorron;Rubens'~~ -THEODORrSUMNER-ThTmT begin to fall, so dp an- " Set for Saturday, Oct. 12, from THECLARIDGE Cupid Supplicating Jupiter. day, Oct. 3, 7 p.m. Somervilfe will be on view Oct ' Boardwalk & Indiana Ave. •Oct. 11,13: Holly Ross, col- Rug & Killm nouncements of fall 10 a.m. to 5 p,m. and Sunday, Atlantic City Kid stuff lector of African art, on the 1099 Mount Kemble Ave. Oct. 13, from 11 a.m. to 5 p^m., 5. Clay and stone sculptures by (609) 340-3700 musem's African collection, Morristown craft markets. Festi- Basking Ridge residents Barbara TOMCHAPIN the autumn show (called "the 'Cabaret, 25th anniversary of •Oct. 18, 20: Vera Kohn, mu- (201)467-1820 vals everywhere from Mor- Bird-Stewart and Rita Fritz will musical about Berlin's nightlife Sunday, Oct. 20, 1:30 p.m., seum docent, on Carracci's •Seminar by an authority on best little show of the year by 4 p.m., 6:30 p.m. ristown to East Rutherford offer just before the rise of the Kiss of Judas. handmade Oriental rugs. Res- be on view Oct. 12. Theatre at Raritan Valley Antiques and the Arts Weekly) Nazis, through Nov. 24. WERNER FORNOS ervations recommended. an opportunity to track down Watercolors by Bridgewater Community College HARRAH'S MARINA1725 Brig- Wednesday, Oct. 9, 7:30 TGIF ART ENCOUNTERS antiques, find that long-sought will showcase 50 dealers of •I Route 28 & Lamlngton Rd. resident Diana Wilkoc Patton, antine Ave. p.m. • Somerset Art Association Branchburg item for the house or discover Turkish rugs, silver, Art Deco Oct 19. Paintings by Susan Atlantic City Peapack Rd. & Prospect St. (908) 725-3420 Russ Hall, Kops Lounge (800) 2-HARRAH unusual and interesting crafts. pieces, china and antique books. Furey of Bridgewater, Oct 20. •Musician, TV host and brother Montclair State College: Far Hills •Legends in Concert, imper- • of the late Harry Chapin will Upper. Montclair . (908) 234-2345 one of the largest and most This year's show features an Landscapes by Piscataway sonators, nightly except Mon- sing for children and their par- (201) 893-4141 Lecture series in an informal exhibit of the 1860 Hughes resident Grace Booth, Oct 26. day through Oct. 27. popular festivals in the area, ents. All seats $5. "The Fincher Memorial Lec- setting Fridays at 6 p.m.. MERV GRIFFIN'S RESORTS the Morristown CraftMarket, Farm Map created by surveyor Green Brook_pianist Gladys Ri- RORY & THE ROCKET BAND • ture, given by the director of •Oct. 4: Steve McKenzie, di- Boardwalk & chards 'performs Oct. 27. Sunday, Oct. 13r 3 p.m. the Population Institute. rector, Printmaking Council of takes place from Friday, Oct. 11, Matthew Hughes of Philadel- North Carolina Ave. State Theatre DIANA GOLDEN . N.J., on etchings/Free admis- to Sunday, Oct. 13, at the Na- phia. The map, which includes Atlantic City 19 Livingston.Ave. Friday, Oct. 4, 11:30 a.m. sion. (609) 344-6000 tional Guard Armory on West- lithographs of some 30 area . New Brunswick - Bridgewater Manor •Oct. 11: Edward Zaremba, Events set 19081746-7469' • •• . •' •- Routes 202-20G; B • vi3ualorti3t'Admissron-$5r- nightly except Sunday through •"Rock n'roll Morn" performs . '(908) 725-1552 •Oct.. 18: Meliset Aberu, clas- Dec. 14. . Among the 150,craftsmen dis- standing), will be on display for kids, tickets S13, 511, 59. "Downhill skier — who lost a sical guitarist. Admission $5. at Menio Park THE SANDS playing their wares at the Ar- with the houses identified. . leg to cancer at i2 yet won an •Oct. 25;' David Switzer,. visual , The newly reopened Menlo Boardwalk & Illinois Ave. Olympic gold medal - will be artist. Admission $5. •'. . mory will be Connie Forneris of Admission is $3.50. For more Atlantic City Speakers keynote speaker for a Somer- Park Mall at Route 1 and Par- (609) 441-4000 New Providence, who weaves information, call (908) 9964284. ART FORUM set County Chamber of Com- sonage Road in Edison will cel- SHOWBOAT merce luncheon. Cost S25 for Calcia Auditorium, Singles wool rugs; Amy Roper of Sum- Another large-scale show. ebrate its grand opening week, Boardwalk & Delaware Ave. chamber members, S30 for Montclair State College JERSEY JEWISH SINGLES mit, a jewelry-maker; and takes place the following week- Atlantic City non-members. Sept. 27 to Oct 6* with ongoing Upper Montclair (609) 343-4000 BARBARA HASKELL (ages30to55) Steven Lcvine of Dayton, a end, Oct. 18,19 and 20, at the events. (201) 893-4307 (908) 753-0263 TAJ MAHAL Tuesday. Oct. 8, 2 p.m. wood-turner who ueses exoytic Lecture series Thursdays at 3 (908) 232-0651 Mcadowlands Giants Stadium .'.•'• The New Jersey Style show, a Boardwalk & Virginia Ave. Montclair Art Museum Atlantic City p.m. through Dec. 12. Free Reigping Monarch, a painting by Alan M. Hunt, is among the artist's works •Dinner night at Sherban's woods to create pieces that rival ceramics for shape and color. Club at the Meadowlands Sports Complex in East Rutherfod. The 15-minute minute tribute to the admission. 3 South Mountain Ave. (609) 449-1000 on display oct. 6 through Oct. 31 at the Ark II Gallery in Remington. Mon'clair Diner, 222 Front St., South- The products being offered at the CraftMarket range from toys Super Crafts Club will showcase over 150 craftsmen offering fur- state, will feature clothing from Continued on page 13 and clothing to ceramics to musical instruments, from leather bags niture, clothing and toys along with puppets, dolls, soft sculpture, Wallachs, Barrie Pace Ltd/and and hand-blown glass to leather handbags. Victorian wares and leather goods. Reid Brothers.:--:•--~~-••-- ..~..^.-' YES, WE ARE LEGAL •The CraftMarket opens Friday, Oct.. 11, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. The show will be open Friday, Oct. 18, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.; The City Boys will perform songs and dance with a hlprhop OUT OV and continues Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admis- Saturday, Oct. 19, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; and Sunday, Oct. 20, from sion for the Friday preview show is $10, $5 for the regular show on flavor. . •. STATE LOTTERY NOMAHEGAN Saturday and Sunday. Free parking is available and the Armory is 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is $5, $4 for the elderly and $2.50 for The show will be presented at accessible to. the handicapped except for the cafeteria. For more children., Center Court, Saturday, Oct. 5, 80 MILLION information, call (201) 895-3356. Discount tickets are available in advance. For more information, 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. and Sun- a week in prizes fckoot fa Ike On the other end of the scale, the Delaware VaHey Autumn call (201) 935-8500 or (516) 288-2004. day, Oct. 6, at 3 p.m. 13 STATES Places toad AVAILABLE 3 p.m., Saturday from 1 p.m. Finance," pottery, through Oct. Monday through Friday from 9 6 Normandy Heights Rd, . RUTGERS GEOLOGY MUSEUM •Works by faculty mem,bers Ri- Continued from page 12 to 4 p.m. 30, a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday and Morristown Hamilton St. —^ chard Buricamper, Robin We are not a courier service. Plainfield, Wednesdays, 6:30 Landa and David Troy, through •"New Jersey Print Masters," "Lecture by Dr. Robert E. Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 (201) 538-0454 between College Ave. p.m. •- , and George St. Oct. 10. works by 12 artists on display ORDER YOUR TICKETS AT: Sheridan on the Civil War iron- p.m. Free admission. Monday through Saturday •Barbecue party Saturday, Oct. (Old Queens Campus) through Oct. 12. clad Monitor, 3 p.m. Oct. 6. . •George Pietzcker, photo- from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sun- MUNICIPAL GALLERY But What About You? 5, 6 p.m. Call for directions. Rutgers University. •Harvest Jubilee featuring graphic portraits of golf greats, day from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Ad- Piscataway Municipal Building RARITAN VALLEY COMMUNITY , "Singles' rap in Edison, Sun- New Brunswick 455 Hoes Lane, Piscataway glassblowers from Wheaton Vil- through Nov. 15. . ' mission $4foradults, $2 for COLLEGE ART GALLERY day, Oct. 6, 7:30 p.m. Cost children and the elderly. (908) 932-7243 (908)463-04.57 RAY'S lage, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. '. •Memorabilia of "Byron Nelson Route 28 & lamington Rd. $2. .Call for directions. . Closed Oct. 3. . Have you thought about getting.more training, 12,13. Children admired free. — Golf's, Master Craftsman," Monday through Friday, 9 Monday through Fridayfrom Branchburg ORDERING SKHVICI. "Game night Saturday, Oct. 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Free CRANBURY MUSEUM through Dec, 1. : "Evolution to Revolution," a.m. to 4 p.m. Free admission. (908)218-8871 . V but never did anything about it? 12, 8 p.m. ongoing exhibition of lamps admission. •Photography and mixed 115 E.Main St. 4 Park PI., Cranbury JANE VOORHEES 2IMMERLI •Champagrte brunch buffet at and lamp accessories from •Pbintings by Charles Phillip Bound Brook, NJ Then do something about it mm. (609) 395-8525 ART MUSEUM Galleries media, Oct. 4 through Oct. 25. Holiday Inn, Raritan Center, 19th-century America. Schaefer, through October. SOMERSET ART ASSOCIATION We offer day & evening' courses in: Sundays 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Rutgers University ARK II GALLERY Edison, Sunday, Oct. 13,11 •New Jersey Printmaking Fol- NEW JERSEY CENTER Clarence Dillon Library (908) 805-0808 1 a.m. Cost $14. Free admission. George and Hamilton streets, 33 Mine St., Flemington 11 lows,.through Nov. 10. Recep- FOR VISUAL ARTS Lamington Rd. Hotel & Restaurant Management • Travel & Conference Planning "Rare bottles dating back 150 New Brunswick (908)782-8235 Tickets must be ordered at least tion Oct. 12 from 6 p.m.-to 8 : -68 Elm St., Summit •'--: Bedminster _. : years, through Oct. 27. (908)932-7237 " Wednesday through Satur- • Paralegal • ^licrocoinpiiting/Accounting p.m. (908) 273-9121 (908) 234-2345 . , 24 hrs. in advance. Museums •Historic house tour.Oct. 6 Monday through Friday, 10 day 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday •Sculpture by Michael Mal- Gallery hours Monday Monday through Thursday • Administrative Assistant • Information Processing from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (closed noon to 5 p.m. OVW 1,000 WINNERS WITH OUR pass, through Jan. 5,1992. through Friday from noon to 4 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday THE ART MUSEUM EAST BRUNSWICK MUSEUM Wednesdays), Saturday and •Retrospective of "Alan M. - WHY NOT YOU!?l Princeton University Reception Oct. 12 from 5 p.m. p.m., Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Satur- PISCATAWAY (908) 885-1580 16 Maple St., East Brunswick Sunday noon to 5 p.m. Free Hunt, Zoological Painter," Oct. (609) 258-3788 to 7 p.m. from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. day from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (908) 264-7329 admission. 6 through Oct. 31. Classes start soon, so call today or send in the coupon. Tuesday thrbugh Saturday COSTERS GALLERY • "Traffic Jam: America's Love •Watercolors by Mildred Cush- Saturdays and Sundays, •"L'Estampe Originate, 1893- NJ. MUSEUM from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sun- 233 Raritan Ave, _'./ ing, through Oct. 31. Financial aid is available to qualified applicants. 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Free ad- 1895 — Artistic Printmaking In OF AGRICULTJJRE „ OCT 12-13 day from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Mu- France," through Nov. 17. Highland Park Oct 27. "' • SWAIN GALLERIES mission. College Farm Rd. near Route 1 seum shop closes 4 p.m. •"American Paintings from the (908) 247-2345 •Hilde Dluhy, monoprints and 703 Watchung Ave., Plainfield EAST JERSEY OLDE TOWNE New Brunswick (908) 756-1707 Western European paintings, . Montclair Art Museum," Monday, Wednesday, Thurs- watercolors, through Oct 24. ACROSSfROM - River Rd. at Hoes Lane . (9Qfl).249:2077 UNION COUNTY 0 Monday through Friday 9:30 OLLEGE sculpture arid decorative art through Nov. 17. day, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday PARGOT GALLERY Friday and Saturday from 10 from 19th and 20th centuries. Johnson Park, Piscataway a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Saturday METLAR HOUSE a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday noon and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 Jewish Community Certter A JURIED SHOW OF AMERICAN FINE ART & CRAFTS Pre-Columbian art and Art of (908) 463-9077 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. 1281 River Rd., Piscataway to 5 p.m. Admission $4, $2 p.m. of Middlesex County Co-sponsored by Union County Dept of Parks & Recreation the Americas reopened. Village composed of relo- •Pastels and oils by Frank Zuc- NEXT WEEK I vXLIDIUIb | & Rose Squared Productions, Ihc. (908) 757-1144 for children, free to children •"Double-Barreled Exhibition" 1775 Oak Tree Rd., Edison "Gallery talks Friday at 12:30 cated 18th century structures carelli, Oct. 5 through Nov. 1. e ei WeQVers or 752-4178 under 4. by the Visual Arts League, first (908) 494-3232 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. set near the headquarters of Opening reception from 5 p.m. I The Shortest Distance between You & Success | ?te'&r^^, Soft Sculpturers^i, and& the more unusual' ^workers, uniqu,e Clothiersdisciplines, . Piscataway Township historic •Photographs by Floyd Umbos, exhibition through Oct. 6. Monday through Thursday 9 (See Speakers.) the county park police. No to 7 p.m. Oct. 5. Big wheels — 80 Kingsbridge Road, Piscataway, New Jersey 08854 = museum, weekday tours by through Oct. 16. JAMES HOWE GALLERY a.m. to 10:30 p.m., Friday and tours offered at present. Gift Sunday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. WATCHUNG ARTS CENTER . CLINTON HISTORICAL MUSEUM appointment. •Career Day for high school' Vaughn-Eames Hall 18 Stirling Rd., Watchung on the road shop open 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., PRINTMAKING COUNCIL Name 56 Main St., Clinton •Craft show to benefit Metlar juniors and seniors and college Kean College, Union (908) 753-0190 Phone (H) (W) 9 > eft ont Wednesday through Friday. OF NEW JERSEY is onleftonftfParl<:t taSfcSree fu l ? Sprinqfield Ave, and the park (908) 735-4101 House, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. freshmen, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (908) 527-2347 Sundays from 2 p.m. to 5 Address.. '^ i J .^acrossthe street at UnFon County College. GOLF HOUSE 440 Rivor-Nd., Branchburg I Tuesday through Sunday 20. Rain date Oct 27. Spaces Oct 4 Monday through Thursday, p.m. United States Golf Association (908) 725-2110 Program of Interest. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Adults $15; (908) 752-4178 or •''Philosophy and the Land," 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. •"Asian Contrasts," mixed Yr. HS Grud.. $3, senior citizens $1.50, chil- Liberty Corner Rd., Far Hills (908) 821-6108. lecture by Gary Paul Nabhan at to 7 p.m. Friday 10 a.m. to Gallery hours Tuesday i (908) 234-2300 media from the Far East, dren $i. 7 p.m. Oct. 7. noon. Also by appointment. through Friday from 10 a.m. to Golf museum and library. THE MORRIS MUSEUM through Oct. 7. ""Fulper! Form, Function and 12 Weekend Forbes Newspapers October 2-4, 1991 October 2-4, 1991 Forbes Newspapers Weekend 13 Video o rewind Burt Lancaster stars in Birdman of ilm capsules Aicatraz, a film in the "Transforma- Review revue tions" series starting Oct 6 at the Sister cities Continued from page 14 BRIDGEWATER COMMONS 7 Strange NJ. Museum of Agriculture in New Route 22 and Commons Way, Brunswick. on cassette REVIVALS Bridgewater 'Deceived': Alfred Hitchcock it ain't (908) 725-1161 PANDORA'S BOX If a shadow can be said to - GENERAL CINEMA - "Silent film from 1928 starring the 1940s, Gat People is a model have weight, then the shadow RUTGERS PLAZA SIX changes Louise Brooks. Thursday, Oct. Generally unflattering reviews for Goldie Hawn suspense vehicle; of hpw to make to make the of Casablanca lies very heavily Easton Avenue 10, at 7:30 p.m. in Art His- Deceived, an attempt to re-Create the glamorous suspense of such old most of a. miniscule budget: the indeed on Havana "(MCA/Uni- tory Building Room 200, Franklin Township. Transformations' (908) 828-8787 Alfred Hitchcock films as Suspicion and Notorious, has been getting mostly left- emphasis is on mood, suggestion versal), Sydney Pollack's would- Douglass College, New Brun- swick. Admission $3. (908) HILLSBORO CINEMA handed compliments from the critics. Though the notices for the star, Goldie (this was the first monster be romantic epic abput Cuba in the title and theme 932-8482. Route 206 South Hawn (playing a housewife who discovers her husband has been living under a movie that avoided showing its the days just before Castro. Hillsborough. false identity), have" been somewhat kind, critics have been taking pains to m5nster) and inventive camera^ hJd (908)359-4480. of new film series angles that gradually"createdn GENERAL CINEMA point out-that John-Heard,-in-a-role-Hitchock-would~have~reserved-for-Gary—— By STEVEN HART this is a film made by and for CINEMAS SOMERVILLE CIRCLE Grant, is no Cary Grant. atmosphere of overpowering grown-ups: when Pollack cross-' Routes 28 & 202. Raritan WeekendPlus Editor These are theaters in Mid- creepiness. This one stars Si- (908) 526-0101 cuts between the late-night frol- dlesex, Somerset, Union, lrcady a reliable source mone Simon as a woman con- MONTGOMERY Wall Street Journal ics of oblivious Ajnericans and Hunterdon and Morris coun- for screenings of unusual CENTER THEATER vinced she will turn into a ties. Consult the directory in Julie Salamon delivered a fairly typical assessment when she said the and hard-to-find films, the repressive thuggery that • Routes 206 & 518, Rocky Hill L bloodthirsty panther if sexually this week's Forbes Newspaper script "seems like an anthology of scenes from other movies, all of them better the Rutgers University goes into maintaining Havana (609) 924-7444 aroused; it gets off to a slow for movies and sliowtimes at in their original — complete — form." In working out her performance, Salam- Film Co-op has been branching start but boasts several famous as their playground. The rest of each theater. out and becoming an alternative the film is drowned out by the on speculated, "Ms. Hawn decided that the only way for her character to cope sequences, including a memo- UNION with the disconnected developments was to maintain a stoic appearance." multiplex — a haven for those grinding of plot gears and the rable scene in'which a woman MIDDLESEX CINEPLEX ODEON CRANFORD Heard, meanwhile, "as the chameleon husband, too effectively blends into the who know there is more to life attempts of Robert Redford to walking in the park finds her- 25 North Avenue West background." than multiplexes. recapture some of his old AMBOY MULTIPLEX- self being stalked by something' Route 9 & 35, Sayrevillo. Cranford This year, in addition to its movie-star glamour. They really . in the bushes. (908) 721-3400. .. (908) 276-9120 I New York Times usual fall-spring series at the The transformation is a little don't .make 'em like they used KENDALL PARK CINEMAS RIALTO TRIPLEX College Avenue campus of Rut- less explicit on Oct. 20, when to — and this movie shows they Route 2 7 Westfield "Goldie Hawn stalks through Deceived wearing a watchful scowl, which is gers, the Co-op is sponsoring probably never will. Kendall Park (908) 232-1288 Nigrin screens Birdman of Ai- (908) 422-2444 GENERAL CINEMA BLUE STAR understandable, since this story of intrigue is so strewn with evidence that there two more programs for serious catraz, a 1962 biography of L./LStory is a danger she might trip," wrote Janet Maslin, who allowed that Hawn Tilmgoers:. "Women in tfftrMi? Routs Robert Stroud, a hardened pris- Video), by contrast, is pure fizz." MENLO PARK . (908) 322-7007 "holds the interest even under improbably circumstances but she is at a tropolis," a Douglass College se- GENERAL CINEMAS oner who started tending to in- A sweet-natured response to WESTFIELD TWIN CINEMA disadvantage. This role requires her to be relentlessly stem. . .her usual ries about women of the '20s Menlo Park Mall 138 Central Ave., Westfield. the Angeleno-baiting in Annie Route 1 and ebullience is missed." that was covered here last week, jured sparrows as a way to pass (908) 654-4721 Parsonage Road, Edison. the time and ended up a world- Hall, Steve Martin's script pre- LINDEN FIVEPLEX and now Transformations, a (908) 549-6767 renowned authority on birds. Though Burt Lancaster, who gives a sents the city's legendarily light- 400 North Wood Ave., Linden USA Today Sunday night series starting Oct. 6 at the N.J. Museum of Agricul- superlative performance as "Birdman" Stroud, doesn't grow wings, er-than-air state of mind as a MOVIE CITY 6- (908) 925-9787 "Only at the end does is this illogical mess worth a few jolts," wrote Mike ture, next door to Cook College in New "Brunswick. state of grace: even muggers Oak Tree Shopping Center According to Co-op head Al Nigrin, this series focuses on stories Nigrin said the film "uses tjirds for an interesting visual motif" Edison Clark, who allowed that "Hawn's attempts to cats off her chipper-at-45 image of people undergoing some kind of transformation, whether physi- that plays into the theme of the series. and shoot-outs on the freeways (908)549-6666 HUNTERDON does showcase a still-killer body. You could buy all nine zillion Duke Ellington The overt weirdness resumes on Nov. 3 with Eyes Without a . are subjects for gentle kidding. . UA MIDDLESEX HUNTERDON THEATER- compact discs on her nightie budget here." cal (the 1942 Cat People) or psychological, as in Birdman of Al- MALL CINEMA catraz. As with most of Nigrin's programs, this one has much to Face, a 1960 cult film from Georges Franju about a plastic surgeon Route 31, Flemington Hadley & Stelton roads (908) 782-4815 who tries to restore his daughter's beauty with the faces of others. South Plainfield Daily News interest fantasy and horror buffs, starting on Oct. 6 with Mystery CINEMA PLAZA FIVEPLEX An even stranger entry is Judex (908) 753-2246 of the Wax Museum, a 1933 Top rentals Route 202-31, Flemington It was left to Kathleen Carroll to wrote a symnpathetic review of Deceived. : . (Nov. 10), a 1968 blend of science scare classic starring Lionel 1. Home Alone J^ast week) (908) 782-2777 "Despite the fact that Hawn and co-star Heard lack the screen chemistry that fiction, fantasy and realism that 2. Dances with Wfyiyes (4) SOMERSET Atwill as a disfigured sculptor Everything from 'Birdman ofAlcatraz' to 'Cat People,' brings to mind the surrealistic would make their whirlwind romance believable, director Damian Harris creates so with a nasty hobby. Directed by ., . 3. Awakenings (2)'! BERNARDSVILLE CINEMA MORRIS much tension the audience becomes jumpy with anticipation." Problem is, she fantasy and the surreal collages created by Max Ernst. 4. Sleeping with the Enemy Route 202, Bernardsville added, "the movie loses its grip in the last 10 minutes or so, when the dialogue Goldie Hawn stars in Deceived. According to the Michael Curtiz, who helmed Cas- with an emphasis on ThTe program winds up on Nov. (908) 766-0357 AMC HEADQUARTERS 10 critics, she's only deceiving herself if she thinks the (3) 72 Headquarters Plaza becomes so silly it causes the audience to laugh — thus instantly shatering BROOK THEATRE movie's any good. ablancaRobin Hood, and TheMystery-of Adventures the Waxof Museum is notable for its early use 17 with Repulsion, a no-holds-barred 1965 shocker from Roman 5. New Jack City (5) 10 Hamilton St., Bound Brook Moiristown DeceJved's dark spell." of two-colorLTechnicolor; and its script, which crosses horror plot Polanski about the hallucinations of a sexually .repressed young 6. Misery (7) (908) 469-9665 (201) 292-0606 with a smart-aleck reporter subplot that would not be oufoTplace —7; King Ralph (8) — — -;- in His Girl Friday. ing imagery with a good performance from Catherini e DDeneuve. 8. GoocJFelias (G) Another classy horror entry comes on Oct. 13 with the original The films in "Transformations" will be shown Sundays at 7:30 9. LA Story (9) 1942 version of Cat People. If you only know Paul Schrader's p:m. in the N.J. Museum of Agriculture, at the corner of Route 1 10. He Said, She Said (11) NOW oafish 1982 remake, this movie will surprise you. The first in a South and College Farm Road, near the entrance to Cook College. Source: Billboard magazine OPEN SATURDAYS! series of horror films produced by Val Lewton for RKO Pictures in Admission is $3. For more information, call Nigrin at (908) 249- Index of 9623 or(908) 932-8482. 11-4 P.M. Film capsules advertisers The Largest Linda's Casino Tours 2 CURRENT FILMS boss, Jack Palance. (PG-13) chita Alonso. (R) inspired; Alan Rickman's THE COMMITMENTS See your local Forbes Newspaper MY FATHER'S GLORY cainpy Sheriff of Nottingham Cranford Crafts 12 Selection BARTON PINK •One of the happiest surprises "The blissful boyhood memo- makes it all work. (PG-13) Cranford Italian Festival 4 "Joel and Ethan Coon (Raising ries of the French writer and 1 of Ladies Farm Stand of the year: a loose, light and RAMBLIN ROSE Arizona, Miller's Crossing) de- filmmaker Marcel Pagnol, Delaware Valley Antiques 4 enjoyable film about Dublin for movie theater times »A sexually free young woman East St. • Annandale, NJ liver ;i surrealistic story, set in adapted from the first volume youths who form a rock band (Laura Dem) raises eyebrows Flemington Speedway.. 7 Outerwear at Directions: 45 min. west of Newark on 1-78 to Exit 18. Pass Miller's the 1940s, about about a Hol- of his memoirs. A charming dedicated to playing classic and blood pressure in a small Katharine Gibbs 12 lywood screenwriter suffering film, set in turn-of-the-century Tavern, make first right onto East St. Annandale, NJ. Follow signs. soul tunes. The constant ego- Southern town. Screenplay by Unbeatable an epic case of writer's block. Provence and directed with a Just For Children... 11 fnction among the band mem- its melodramatic twists and Carolina town. With Julie Warn- which includes joking refer- Calder Willingham; directed by With John Turturro, John Good- property light touch by Yves Kimberton Collection 7 September 28th thru Halloween bers and the reaction their turns. With Emma Thompson, er, Woody Harrelson and David ences to The Wizard of Oz, is Martha Coolidge. Prices man and Judy Davis. (R) music provokes in tho poverty- one of the cleverest in the se- Robert. Derek Jacobi and Andy Garcia. Ogdcn Stiers. (PG-13) SHOWDOWN IN UTTLE TOKYO Linda's Farm. 15 • Free Hay Rides Fri.-Suru BOYZ N THE HOOD wracked city (this is not a tour ries, but the rest (including the NECESSARY ROUGHNESS (R) DOUBLE IMPACT •Martial arts flick starring Madison Suites...... 4 EVAN PIC0NE WOOL COATS • RAINCOATS •Black teena/'ers trying to grow ist film for Ireland) are de- 3-D finale) only demonstrates •Comedy about a coach trying • Friendly Farm Animals DECEIVED •Karate star.Jean Claude Van Dolph Lundgren. (R) Million Dollar Video 8 JACKETS •JOGGING SUITS up safe and sane in South picted in a way that nimbly "Thriller about a woman who that this idea was wrung dry to whip a losing college foot- Damme, "the Muscles from TERMINATOR 2: • Pick-Your-Own Pumpkins Central Los Angeles. The sum- walks the lino dividing humor discovers that her recentty- five films ago. (R) ball team into winning form. Misty Valley 15 Brussels," plays two brothers JUDGMENT DAY BLOUSES • WOMEN'S SUITS mer's best and most talked- from harshness. With a large dead husband was living under LATE FOR DINNER With Scott Bakula, Robert Log- using their fists and feet to se- •The killer cyborg from the fu- NJ. Symphony ...8 Beware As You Drive Our Haunted Trail! about movie. Rap star Ice cast of unknowns, most of a false identity. With Goldie •A romantic comedy about two gia and Harley Jane Kozak. cure justice. (R) ture returns, only this time Playhouse 22 2 GROUP VISITS BY APPOINTMENT 725-1555 Cube gives a fine performance them musicians from the Dub Hawn and John Heard. (PG- friends who try to resume their (PG-13) THE FISHER KING he's a good guy, sent to pro- as a street tough. With Cuba tin streets. Surprisingly deft di- 13) lives after being frozen for 29 101 DALMATIANS Ray's Ordering 12 « Apples » Indian Corn » Mums » Cider • Painted Pumpkins -Robin Williams and Jeff Bridg- tect the future savior of man- Goodmg Jr. and Larry Fish- rection by tho usually heavy- THE DOCTOR years. With Brian Wimmer, •One of Walt Disney's very Restaurants^. 16-24 es star in a fantasy about two kind from an even more lethal, burne. (R) handed Alan Parker (Missis- Peter Berg and Marcia Gay best: the adventures of a 968-8251 Don't Forget to "William Hurt as a brilliant but derelicts, one a former radio shape-shifting Terminator Rick's Cycle 11 CHILD'S PLAY 3 sippi Burning Fame, Welcome impersonal heart sur^oon who show host, the other a medi- Harden. (PG) horde of Dalmatian pups men- called the T-1000. The film Visit Linda's Bridgewater "Chucky, the doll with an at- lo the Paradise). learns compassion for his. pa- evalist looking for the Holy UVIN' URGE) aced by the evil Cruella De Vil, Ricochet Racquet 2 takes itself way too seriously Location titude, returns (or more may- DEAD AGAIN tients when lie himself is Grail. Directed by Terry Gilliam •Comedy about a young black who wants her very own Dal- Sam's Ice Cream 8 but director James Cameron hem. (Rated R) "A detective thriller involving stricken with throat cancer. (Time Bandits, The Adventures man from South Central Los inatian-skin coat. (G) On Your Way delivers the action movie Staats Farm ...... 4 CITY SUCKERS reincarnation, a decades-old With Christine Lahti. (PG-13) ol Baton Munchausen. (R) Angeles who accidentally ROBIN HOOD: goods, and the groundbreaking Somerville Food Festival 4 Home! ' •Three New York yuppies try to murder and a woman unable DOC HOLLYWOOD FREDDY'S DEAD: achieves his dream of becom- PRINCE OF THIEVES special effects are truly daz- fend off their mid-life crises by to speak or remember her own "Michael J. Fox stars in a ro- THE FINAL NIGHTMARE ing a TV news anchorman. "A politically corroded rewrite TewksburyWine...... 7 ^831 Rt. 202-206 N, zling. With Arnold Schwarze- Hying to tho Southwest and name — directed by Kenneth mantic comedy about a young •The sixth and (so we are With Terence "T.C." Carson. of the venerable tale, complete Top Notch,,,,,,,,,.,,,,., ,...,...8 OPEN noger, Linda Hamilton and Joining in a cattle drive from Branaijh (Henry I/) in a height- doctor whose plans for a lucra- promised) last installment in (R) will) a feminist Maid Marian EVERYDAY Robert Patrick as the steely- Wes Photo 17 New Mexico to Colorado. With ened, deliberately absurd style tive practice in Beverly Hills are the saga of l-'roddy Krueger, . McBAIN and a Moslem sidekick played 10-5 Billy Crystal, Bruno Kirby and, that lets you chuckle at tho sidelined when he becomes by.Morgan Freeman. Kevin eyed T 1000. (R) West Coast Video 8 tho bane of sleepy-eyed teen- "Action flick starring Christo- Hours: Monday -Friday iOAM • 4PM 1531 So. Washington Avenue as the- weathcrbeaton trail bioadly silly plot while enjoying stranded in a small South agers. The opening nightmare, pher Walken and Maria Con- Costner'a Robin is flat and un- Continued on pago 15 . Piscataway • '.".••. Saturday 11-4 PM -, .Forbes.New&oapers October 2-4,. 1991 Forbes Newspaper Weetaend xercise; you should, wait at least MELODY BAR son I N ING (908)287-2222 1-2 hours after eating, depending Club mix | 106 French St., New Brun- HEROXY Continued from page 10 swick ' ": As Turkey walk on the size of the meal. This is to (908) 249-3784 95 French St. t allow for digestion to occur. Dur- HIDEAWAY LOUNGE B.B. & The Stingers. Mondays. New Brunswick if ing digestion, the heart has to Edison Country Inn Orangeman, Tuesdays. (908) 545-8971 Hard work Route 1 South & Prince St., •In Blu, Oct. 3. "Video Obscure," Wednesdays work harder in order, to get the Edison *\ m Training Tips •I Kill Me, Oct. 4. •• from 8:30 p.m. to 10 p.m, required job done. If you exercise (908) 548-7000 •Age of Soap, Oct. 6. Alternative/industrial dance J. AUGUST'S '", Beginner's guide to distance walking on top of digestion, you are not MINE STREET COFFEEHOUSE music Wednesdays, Fridays. pays off only running the risk of develop- 19 Dennis St., New Brunswick First Reformed Church SHOGUN 27 (908) 246-8028 Neilson and Bayard streets, Route 27, Sand Hill Road Branches in Branchburg has by Vicky Neuburger ing painful stomach cramps, but Hub'City Jam,, every Sunday — New Brunswick Kendall Park bring an instrument and sit in recentlyreopened. Prices have also overworking your heart (908) 572-4173 (908)422-1117 Joseph Todaro w/house band. Other than this concern, exercise Folk music and bluegrass per- Live comedy Friday and Satur- } been lowered while the stand- make it easy to guage how far •Off Ramp, Oct. 9. formers every Saturday. day starting 10 p.m. makes new Rosina s ards for food and service have you've walked. A popular place to can be done at any time of the •Big Daddy & The Lost Leader Warming up •Rich Smith & Friends, blue- SOMERSET HILTON Band, Oct. 10. walk locally is the Bridgewater day. grass, Oct. 5." been kept high. (908) 725- •Mosaic, The Quartet, Oct. 16. 200 Atrium Dr., Somerset a good, basic place n order to warm up for the Some people like to exercise at •Roger Deltz, guitarist, Oct. 7632. Commons in Somerville. The mall (908) 469-2600 American Heart Associa- JACK O'CONNOR'S 12. •Teen dance night w/DJ and By MICKI PULSINELU opens before the stores do in the beginning of the day, while -QUALITYBEHLAND-SEAH)flD__ -#-* *— —fl- tioniAHA)walksryouVegot- •Unda-Russell,-early American- """effeclsTTuesUays at 7:30 "pTm. Culinaiy Correspondent order to allow walkers to come in l)QTere""pTeTer^to exercise^at "the 1288 Route 22 East, Bridge- songs, Oct. 19. SOMERSET SIDELINE Sorrento's is a family-owned to get out and start loosen- water hings don't come easy for and work out IF you've got a large end of the day. This is strictly an •Joel Allegretti, guitarist, Oct. 375 Somerset St., North ing up your limbs and getting in (908) 725-1500 restaurant offering homemade indoor mall in your area, call and individual dicision, but it is very 26. Plainfield Joseph Todaro, the owner No cover, no minimum. shape. While almost everyone see if they have similar programs important to find a time that you NEST AT PHEASANTS' LANDING (908) 757-1020 of Rosina's in Bound pastas and Italian entrees at •Raised On Blues (R&B), Oct. Amwell Rd., Hillsborough walks everyday, just walking to Rock & roll bands every Fri- Brook, but he is a survivor. great family prices. Also a com- for early morning exercise. Som- will stick with. If you decide on a 4. (908) 359-4700 T and fro is not adequate to be con- •Vinnle D. Swing Band (jazz), day. If he gets knocked down, he'll erset Medical Center has a group time that's difficult to make, you Live entertainment Friday and pletely smoke-free restaurant. sidered exercise. It must be a con- Oct. 5. Saturday. THE STONE PONY come up fighting. called the Healthhikers which will be less likely to continue with •Gladys Richards (piano), Oct. 913 Ocean Ave., Asbury Park BYOB. (908) 232-2642. tinuous walk in order to be really also has monthly meetings. For it OBSESSIONS Joe's first venture in the res- 6, 1380 Sussex Tpk., Randolph (908) 988-7177 *••.*, * beneficial more information, you can call "Brian McArdle (Irish), Oct. 7. New-music night, Tuesdays. taurant business, a pizzeria in • This is the third of an eight- (201) 895-3243 Stefano's now offers its cus- As you warm up, you'll have to 586-2828. "Korba & LeBoeuf ('60s, 70s! AH ages admitted Thursdays, Hard-rock night, Wednes- Bound Brook, was destroyed by part series previewing the AHA's Oct. 8. days. decide where you'll do your walk- Public parks, such as Colonial Fridays. a fire just as business was pick- tomers "Light Dishes." These Turkeywalks on Oct. 13 in Piscat- •Willie Lynch Trio (Irish), Oct. ORPHAN ANNIE'S •Faith Healer, Sinopoli, lanni, ing. Walking can be done in your 10,11. ing up. Park, are a perfect place to take a 1255 Valley Rd., Stirling Charizma, Fixation, Sic Vikki, dishes are prepared in extra vir- own neighborhood, or if you live away and Verona, Nov. 3 in Cran- That didn't discourage Joe. walk Here you can enjoy the ford and Nov. 10 in Somerville. JOHN & PETER'S (908)647-0138 Oct. 4. gin olive oil with absolutely no on a busy street, drive to a more 96 South Main St. Open-jam night every Sunday. •Blue Oyster Cult, Voyeur, Oct. He moved his operation to yet fresh air while doing something Vicky Neuburger is a physicaT butter or cream used in the pro- residential area. Local high that ife good for you! Another al- New Hope, Pa. Audition "night every Wednes- 5. another street (West Union Av- therapist at the Somerset Medical (215) 862-0823 day. •La Bamba & The Hubcaps, cess. (Special meals prepared schools usually have ,a track ternative to_jvalking oudoors is Center's physical therapy and car- Blues jam w/Uberty Blues OUTBACK SALOON Oct. 11. enue) in Bound Brook. After a which anybody can use while the Borough Council, tahtasirte.) (QQS) joining your local YMQA or health -ftiae—rehab-tmifc—She-is afeo-an- Band. Tuesdays.' 15 West Main St.. Bound "Water, Rum Runners, The- school is not in session, and tracks. club, or by purchasing your own •Out of Order. Oct. 3. Brook Func, Oct. 12. Joe won the license transfer and active walker. For race informa- •Scooter Butler, Oct. 4. (908) 469-7743 treadmill. When the weather is T-BIRDS CAFE is now back in business. I told McAteers, Easton Avenue in tion, call the AHA, 685-1118 or •Back Door Benny, 3 p.m. OUTPOST IN THE BURBS 707 Main St., Asbury Park you he was a fighter. too cold or top hot (remember, ex- 201-376-3636. Oct. 5. Montclair (908) 502-0217 Somerset, has a new banquet treme temperatures make hard •Unguided Missile, evening (201) 744-4856 99-cent dance night, Mon- The venue, menu and prices room now open for you! special work even harder), I recommend . Oct. 5. «Ryo Kawaksaki, Oct. 4. days. at the new Rosina's are differ- mrkeywalk "Combo Holiday, 3 p.m. Oct "Richard Reiter & Crossing TRADE WINDS walking indoors. However, when 6. ent You won't find veal or salm- occasion. (908) 469-2522. Point, Oct. 18. Ocean Ave., Sea Bright * * * the weather is beautiful, make Training Tips »Dr. Joe, evening Oct. 6. • Elaine Silver, Passages, Nov. (908) 842-4466 on on the new menu. This is, »Cpen-mike night w/Jeff Mor 8. •LA. Guns, Oct. 4. your walks more eventful and en- 5^1. Walking [] 5. Cool Down. gan, Oct. 7, 28. after all, a clam bar, a place Bacars II, in the Quality Inn of This Years [v^2. Equipment Q6. Problems • Troubleshooting •John Gorka, Nov. 15. •Ramones, Oct. 12...... 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Classified Check out what's in- Remington Car & Truck Country 1,3,4 1-800-334-0531 side on Ford Motor Somerville Dodpje/VW 2 SELL YOUR CAR Go's newest utility ' TOR $12 Harley-Davidson of Edison ...... 4 sport vehicle. There's See tne coupon in the a lot to like... Classified pages See Page 2 ITS ALL MERE & MORE: ITS ALL «£B£ & MORE: WHERE YOU CAN EXPECT TO PA Y LESS! 1991 WHETHER YOU BUY OR LEASE! OVER EXCELLENT SELECTION 25 IN STOCK WICE OF COLOR & YEAR-END CLOSE-OUT! EQUIPMENT IN STOCK" • 626's • MX6's PLUS 2 WHEEL & 4 WHEEL DRIVE PICKUPS AND ALL- NEW NAVAJOS IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DEUVERYI Car or Truck. Ask one u )W PRICES! sales representatives for details. UNBEATABLE L ONE MILE SOUTH OF ROUTES 202 One Mile Soutfi Of Routes 202 & 31 CIRCLE, FLEMINGTON, NJ & 31 Circle, Remington NJ 0 R LOCATED NEXT TO FLEWNQTONINPINITI SALESySERVICE/PARTS 908-782-7500 LOCArCO NEXT TO FUUINOTON CIRCLE BUICJOQUC MO FLEUINQXON CWEVHOIET/BEO ITS ALL MERE & (WORE: IT'S ALL MERE & MORE: GREAT AMERICAN ALL OUT QUALITY CLEARANCE ON LL-OUT! J992 CHEVROLET 1992 CHEVROLET LUMINA 4 DOOR S1S O BLAZER 4 DR. Aulo 00 liaJU . Bcvl,. 11/s/diSctMks.. AM/fM il.-uss . if. till old . f tiet.JM, awm, cWlll ml . SflM SI. .. ^/. tnl oil. ir. dol.. Ul. O 4M ll,wa. IL!O 0D Iran. flcyl. -13t Bm. IVSA. AHrtM S l25on/i)«w I l»«s s cariiolnuls siwl """S . (1SW puisliipd alluiSJUistl IwH lajulj. stvfti(l*Wi. Ojftlii aimresl. cuooiwl. OHOS, ttolh ml . bid IIS . OMSOto. W»l nms . luo. ^ J VIII NOI0050I S» »Sli5. M5W JIS.066 ' ' Jl few. I' wo«#.MI| LEASE FOR a7 Per Mo.* + Tax LEASE FOR Per Mo."* + Tax Pilcots uicl. all costs lo bo paid by a consumer twcopl lor licensing, cosls & ton. loos. Lease pyriinls. am based on 4a mo. closod-ond loaso w/lsl mo. pyinnt & "$300/' '$400 rul sue dip. 1MV loos duo ai incopilon. '$13,481/''$10,101 loi. ol pymnis. 15.000 ml./yi. allowance. W a milo Ihoiullor Option lo puicluso at loasoond value • '$5682/"J8S6*.luuge*.h/ mt t^iiu , caprfnus.H*lA«MiK)iari«i* .UiiM.iwiilmw. wwbiei. kJI lAtuHi Ml betliiiJuli. iJuiii wtOi . iK lug. lliatl tieliiiBti) kubUu of.liv. tula ill Iks . aunoiifig Umpi. concisH iauivi tptis VlW OVER 1OO QUALITY BUICKS AVAILABLE! OVER 150 NEW CHEVY'S SHOP SOON WHILE SELECTION iS BEST! ORS JWBte SouBh Of Routes 202 & 31 Circle, Hemlngton NJ Locutod /it>W fo fhmlngtoit Ci/c'Ai Uuick/GMQkuzu TRUCK' II we can't beat any advertised price in this newspaper on q new Chevy ONE MILE SOUTH OF ROUTES 202 & LOCATED Will FLEUINO7ON ISUM or Geo, if we are given the bppoc- 31 CIRCLE, FLEMINGTON, N.J. Prices Incl. all costs to be paid by consumer except lie. fees. rorj. costs & taxes. Prices incl. all incentives. liinity lo do so prior lo purchase and • we will 'do it with a "(Ck I Page"2 AutomcrtiweGuicle 'October 2, 3, 4, 1991 October 2,"3, 4, 1991 AutomotiveGuide Page 3 8030 Automobiles IT'S ALL HERE £ BUICK 87 8KYHAWK- 4 Explorer door, AC, auto, trans, AM/ FM cass, 50K miles. Ask- T Ing $4450. 526-1584 BUICK 89 CENTURY™ 4 door, -mint"Coj»dltlonr "tS* 27,000 miles, V-6, tilt r rt r wheel, cruise control, rv j^fjij' r:l^TQi' T^.'',-••.""'•' - ! power locks, auto, AC, asking $9395. Call 908- 231-0240 or 908-271- Ford could 0939. BUICK 89 LESABRE- 2 dr coupe, fully loaded, set a trend TEST DRIVE 41K original ml, maroon By BUI Russ Specifications w/maroon velor, $9650. 908>356-8628 Iv msg Base price-$21,433 This year marks the first an- CADILLAC 88 FLEET- RE YOU CAN niversary of Ford's newest sports Price as tested - $2431 WOOD- 57k original utility vehicle, the Explorer, and Engine type - V-6, ohv push- miles. One owner. Asking the 25th anniversary of the Bron- rod, mpfl $3,000. 908-634-6859. co, the well-known old war-horse Engine Size - 4.0 liter/ 245 cid CHEVY 83 CELEBRITY— that it supersedes but doesnt re- Horsepower -155 4200 rpm fully loaded, 87K miles, good running condition, EXPECT TO PA Y LESS! place. Torque - 220 2400 r pm Call S0 8-985-3271 The Mercury Sable gets its first major redesign ever Although it sounds like a lesson Wheelbaso/Iength -112 tnV184 8AM-2PM. for 1992,, and Is even sleeker and more refined than in semantics, the two-door Bronco In. CHEVY 84 CELEBRITY- its trendsetting predecessor. The new look is high- THE ALL NEW 92 is classed as a full-size Special Transmission - 4,4, four-speed 6 cyl., 4DR, Eurosport, lighted by all-new exterior sheet metal and an up- Purpose Vehicle and is usually autow/od auto, AC, AM/FM stereo, powered by a big V-8 engine under 34K mi., garage dated version of the distinctive Sable front light bar. Curb weight - 4310 lbs. kept. Excel, cond. $3200. There Is also a brand-new look inside, with a new On the other hand, the Explorer Call 908-359-6200, 8am- Pounds/HP - 28 instrument panel, door trim and seat design. The is called a Compact Utility Vehicle Fuel capacity -19 gal. 5pm. INSTO )K NOW! and has a V-6 under its hood Fuel requirement - unleaded CHEVY 86 CAVALIER new sable also has been refined for a significantly The Bronco is considered a real regular Z24 HATCHBACK- AC, smoother, quieter ride with far better handling. An back woods type, while the Ex- auto, loaded, mint cond., optional passenger-side air bag supplemental re- Tires - P235/70r15 SL owl aU- 60k miles. $3800. Call , 1991 PONTIAC plorer is more "civilized" and al- I Gray, 4 dr., auto 00 trans., pwr. rack & pinion stmo/brlcs., AM/fM si.-cass.. p/w/Bs., air, tm. gls.. rr; del., lilt. cruise, doth Int., / terraln 356-2532 straint system has been added "for 1992; the driver- I bkl. sts . all Season stl. belt radals.program ca/. VIN. M121Z451. Stk. #87A. 9063 ml., MSRP J25.744, Dealer Discount J7789f though it can readily do back CHRYSLER '86 FIFTH side air bag remains standard equipment. roads, statistics show that most of Brakes - rear wheel anti-lock, disc/drum AVE.— Loaded, excel, its use is on pavement cohd. 55K ml., $6900/ Drive train - rear/ four wheel B.O. Call 908-968-0797. drive The Explorer is the newest of CHRYSLER 90 NEW the utility models currently avail- Performance (In two-wheel YORKER BTH AVENUE- drive) EPA economy, miles per Loaded, full warranty, 15K able, and is also the largest of the ml. $16,000. 548-2508. Mercury has group. gallon city/ highway/observed - PONTIAC GRAND 15/ 20/18.6 0-60 mplY - 12 sec. DID YOU In the Eddie Bauer trim it is as KNOW... Rod 2-door oulo., OD trans., 6 cyl., powor rack & pinion stooring/brokoa/AM-FM ctoroo cnsoito, d/w/ike/ V* ml (E.T.) -19 sec alr/tlntod glass roar dologAlll/cruiso/gaugos. cloth Interlor/buckot soats, all soacon siool boltud radlnls. VIN comfortable, roomy and luxurious that an ad in this local #LF312954. Stock #1414. Milos 81,000. MSRP S16.B64. Ooalor discount S3561. Drag coefficient (Cd) - .43 paper also goes Into 14 as many family sedans. It is built other local papers? Reach in Louisville and for 1992 it is pri- over 140,000 households Sable for 1992 marily the same as the 1991 in- tested suspension system tied into Ford's Explorer combines a time-tested suspension with new styling and looks that could make it a trendsetter among utility with one call! troductory modeL vehicles. • 1-800-334-0531. For the Eddie Bauer models, a body-on-frame design. DODGE 86 AIRES— AC, The Mercury Sable, which receives its first major redesign the changes include such minor Also, insulation and sound- PB, PS, excel, cond. ever for 1992, has arrived at Marino Auto Sales Inc. in Plain- proofing provide a very quiet ride $3200/neg. After 6PM or items as privacy glass and cup weekends 908-789-1750 field. • • " 1991 PONTIAC GRAND AM UE holders. at highway speeds. The 1992 Sable features all-new sheet metal on every exterior Blue, 4 dr., auto trans., 4 cyl, pwr. rack & pinion stmg/bris., AM/FM st,. air, Int. gls., rr. lie!. oauges, doth Int., bkl. sts., all M Safety features include rear DODQE 88 SHADOW sll. belt radlals. proo/am car, VIN. MC586034, Stk. #116A. 5226 ml.. MSRP $14,135. ES- turbo, 5spd, AC, P/ panel except the roof, and numerous functional improvements My real-life test was all on pave- wheel anti-lock brakes and power This year marks the first anniversary of Ford's newest sports windows & door locks, to enhance its room, ride and comfort assisted braking and steering. The ment and consisted of a 700-mile Cruise, P/mlrrors, AM/FM "We are launching the second generation Mercury Sable in round trip with two grandsons and Explorer,is stable at speed and in utility vehicle, the Explorer, and the 25th anniversary of the cass., sunroof, now tiros, cross winds. extra warranty. Exc. cond. 1992," said Joseph R. Mirto, general sales manager. "The new our daughter. In & out. 45k miles refinements have created a more upscale and luxurious Sable Everyone was as comfortable as Bronco, the well-known old war-horse that it supersedes but $4900. Call 908-781- which features the same high quality and outstanding value our PERFORMANCE: A 4.0 liter V- 7048 Iv msg. can be expected under these cir- 6 engine developing 155 horse- customers have come to expect NEW 1990 PONTIAC TRAN_ S AM cumstances, and there was ad-power drives the Explorer along doesn't replace...' FORD 87 ESCORT- "Since its debut in- the 1986 model year, Sable has set the Gray,2dr. auto0Otrans.,8cyl.,pw.rack&pinlwBtiTm/brks., AM/fMsl.-cass.,p/*/l Hot Properties BRH3QEWWE& Daniel M Buono, property at 108 S Nicholas DaltilloNJr to John D & Bridge St., $135,000 notes Betty Ann Olson, property at 493 MONTGOMERY Anlee Rd., $265,000 Ryland Group Inc to Ralph Gary • Joseph J & mary Beth Higgins to & Virginia Butler, property at 3-B Roe Dun- Betsy L Cooper, property at 153 Castleton Rd., $154,900 lap of West- BonneyCt, $140,000 Larken Asspc to Joe F & Donna L Victor L & Ruth Ann Steiner to Hamlett, property at 38 Heritage field, a sales James W & Janice Oconnor, prop- Way, $350,000 associate erty at 1075 Carteret Rd., $227,000 Peter J Swank, to Michael E & with Burg- Dorothy Knapp to Edward Jr & Susan D W Moran, property at 212 dorff Re- Unda Nltko, property at 805 Chim- Hollow Rd., $166,000 altors, has ney Rock Rd., $140,000 NORTH PLAINFIF.LD posted the Cari R & Bemadette Z Michael to Kevin P & Joan Wf Brown-to Ed- Theodore J & Lynn S Blelicky, prop- ward D & Leslie A Coder, property highest vol- erty at 575 Emerald.Trl., $280,000 at 219 Brook Ave., $124,000 ume of pro- John V & Dorothy S Gulgon to Robert L Zabrlskie to Herminlo & duction in Ling & Alice Wei, property at 1157 Elva Estrella, property at 123 Duer the West- Evergreen Dr., $345,000 St., $115,000 field office George & Primrose S Liddell to Napcy A Johnston to Virginia year to date. Roe has also Gary L & Kogan Caron Bohaty, pro- Ellis, property at 37 Mali Dr., perty at 458 Foothill Rd., $238,000 $185,000-• closed $4 million worth of Bengt V & Anita E Bostron to William G & Lorraine Buehler to business in 17 transactions. John E & Margaret Batkowskl, prop- Robert C & Carol S Margotts, prop- Her outstanding pro- erty at 637 Glen Ridge Dr., erty at 178 Stahls Way, $155,000 duction clears the way for $216,250 Mario & Angela C Sessanta to her membership in the John J & Shirley Gleda to Donald Gregory J Hatala, property at 679 S Manchur, property at 94 Linden Wartiold Rd., $156,500 state's Million Dollar Sales St., $87,000 Jack V & Barbara J Heller to Rob- Club and BurgdorfF Realtor's Petor J & Carol A Jegou to Rich- ert M & Marianne Benson, property distinguished President's ard S Rosenblum, property at 1491 at 69 Willow Ave., $140,000 Club. Mountain Top Rd., $367,000 PEAPACK GLADSTONE John Koatlng/Forbos Newspapers Edward J Jr & Unda Nitko to Cheryl LaPonte to Pasquale A & Roe's accomplishment is This home on Old Tote Road In Mountainside offers a variety of amenities, Including an all- especially noteworthy as the Laura & Glraldln Sonnentag, prop- Linda Dlfilippo, property at 4 Church Westfield office has steadily season porch with slate floor and an outdoor barbecue grill. It's also conveniently located erty at 94 Oak St., $125,500 St., $253,000 close to Route 22 public transportation. Calton Homes Inc to Ashok G & Seth Allen & Carolyn Rudnlck to claimed top ranking in unit Vars'ha A, Gandhi, property at 1003 Daniel R & mary Hall Qmstead, pro- production from among the Plnhorn Dr., $170,415 perty at 13 Doer Path, $444,000 firm's 30 branches. Somervle Lodge 1068 to Bridge- William J & Margaret T Mertz. to "When I joined BurgdorffT A bargain with plenty of options water Commons Assoc, property at James C & Susan H Stover, prop- my production took off," Roe Rte 22, $1,797,080 erty at 28 Highland Ave., $380,000 The house is also well situated Andrew & Elizabeth Snyder to Ti- RTC as Receiver For City Sav to said. "The reputation of the By DEAN PAPPAS mothy & Caryn A Blanc,, property at John & Jean Gilbert, property at 7 company was so strong. Forbes Newspapers staff writer as far as commuting and shopping. 36 Somerset Ave., $197,500 Jackson Ave., $150,000 Friends who wanted to work HOUSE TOURS "It's only a half-mile from Route Calton Homes Inc to Christihe A Gerald J & Lucy M Stamlg to with me felt secure in doing Pescl, property at 1805 Vroom Dr., Robert A & Jacquolyn Buckley, pro- Home buyers interested in nat- 22 and less than five or six min- perty at 16 Pheasant Run, $412,500 so, once I had Burgdorff be- ural woodwork homes should take the $239,900 home; utes from Interstate 78," Richard $116,445 hind me." Calton Homes Inc to Maryann Gl- RARITAN a look at a seven-room Cape Cod- "It's really a very country-type said. "The New York bus stops a oglewlcz, property at 1807 Vroom Daniel B & Chn'stlne Papcon to Jane J. Stivale, co-founder style home at 267 Old Tote Road expanded Cape Cod on a beautiful quarter miles from the house at Dr., $109,990 Frank S & Janet Szakacs, property and co-owner of J.S. Tiffany in Mountainside. property," said Richard, adding the corner of Route 22 and New FRANKLIN at 706 Bound Brook Ave., $140,000 Realty, has been a real es- The home, which contains four the porch is all seasoa Providence Road. It's good for Louis P DeCunzo Jr to David Sle- SOMERVILLE tate professional for the past sputowskl, property at 134 Arlington Joseph G & Mary T Morten to bedrooms and two and a half "It has a large private dressing commuting and is absolutely a 17 years, holds a broker's li- good family home." Ave., $130,000 Dennis. & Timmons M Szymanski, cense, is a notary public, and baths, was built in 1952 and is sit- area off the master bedroom Clark H & Diane M Johnson to property at 380 Catherine St., is a graduate of the Realtor uated on a 90-by-152-square foot (which is 12-by-20-square feet) and He added interested buyers Brian & Cathleen Shamy, property $160,000 Institute receiving her G.R.I. lot (slightly over a quarter acre) in a finished rec room with bar," he could be in immediate possession, at 6 Barclay Ct., $220,000 Kenneth W & Arlene M Styles to Mountainside. added. "There's a gorgeous natural Westwood Serv Inc to Marubeni Joseph G & Mary T Mertsn, prop- designation in 1979. Consis- as the current owners have an- erty at 380 Catherine St., $163,000 tently a high achiever since According to realtors with Ror- wood fireplace in the living room other home they want to move Realty Serv Inc, property at 2300 den Realty of Westfield, the house and the house is in immaculate Cottontail Ln., $7,000,000 John O & Janot Faulstich to Rob- she entered real estate, she condition, no doubt about it" into. Frederick & Talan D Whitman to ert H & Elizabeth A Selp, property has frequently been cited as is selling for $239,900. Nassouh & Ingrld Rafel, property at at 403 Catherine St., $162,500 a top real estate producer It is a ft-ame/stone construction He also pointed out that the "The sellers are extremely mo- 76 Dayton Ave., $149,500 Petor P & Joanne M Doelger to holding membership in the with natural woodwork, wall-to- one-car attached garage and two tivated and it is priced extremely Eric Michael & Inge M Sween to Richard C & Daniel K Vaughn, prop- Westfield and Garden State wall carpeting, and hardwood and a half bathrooms in the house, competitively for what's in the Linda Taylor, property at 108 S erty at 29 Madison St., $139,500 boards of realtors and MLS floors on the first floor. while a special outdoor fireplace/ house," Richard said. Dover Ave., $118,000 grill that is hooked up to electric- Michael F & Gorman Szaleckl to SOUTH BOUND BROOK systems. She was the top The living room has a detailed Open houses are by appointment Robert Wllmner, property at 24 Drift- ThGOdore R Strothers to Pattl Str- sales producer for the . fireplace with bow window. There ity allows for outdoor barbecuing. only Interested persons can call wood Dr., 117,500 . • othors, property at 8 Baldwin Ave., August-September sales pe- also is an eat-in knotty pine kitch- "It's a very quaint neighborhood Rorden Realty Inc. at 908-232- Olga Thomas to Richard Krauso, $120,000 rid pn with a pirhut* window rwer- with tree-lined streets and no side- 8400. property at 349 Glrard Ave., looking park-like grounds. •"$76,000 BEDMINSTEFI " "Janot, is an extraordinary. walks," he said. Arthur M & Beate Stelnmetz to Real Estate professional," The dressing room and half-bath Francis J Jr & Gonzal Katusa, prop- A J & Strollo L Passalaqua to adjoin a master bedroom which erty at 10 Julip Ct., $172,000 Lisanne Mattloli, property at 26 Birc- said James J. Stivale, broker hwood Rd., $138,000 has a mirrored door and double Burtchael J & Lisa Wadams to of record for Tiffany, "Not Amwttttae hardwood floors, a6- Fuqua B Brown to Maria & Nick only is she dedicated to serv- closet William D Corsar, property at 30 KlrbyLn., $104,000 Gertrud Zuccolo, property at 2 Brig- ing her client's needs, she is An enclosed 12-by-10-foot square htwood Ln., $227,500 William S & Carol C Harnden to concerned with their well- porch with a slate floor is adjacent BtwUrtS/cooBftfli jjas and ht* The Hills Dev Co to Lisa A Soko- to the dining room. Adalbert & Elizabet Glockner, prop- being as well." wawtoat \ ' erty at 22 Lebed Dr., $151,000 loski, property at 191 Cortland Ln., ' $74,773 Janet has resided in Cran- Richard S. Margitich and Ellen Address: 2S7OW Tote Road Shahld & Zbalda P Qureshl to ford for the past 20 years and M. Troeller are sales representa- AsWngprko: $239,900 Frederick D Yannetja, property1^ 28 Kenneth J & Lori K Smith to The- Louis Ave., $10,000 odore & Annette Charles, property has achieved success in tives for the home. They empha- at 33 Crestmont Rd., $134,000 Bathaitwoandahalf Timothy J & Donna L Sullivan to more than one field. In addi- size the quality of the house and Philip & Klmberlee J Zahn to Re- the many amenities people get for Paul & Deborah DeJong, property tion to being an award- at 78 Oswestry Way, $88,900 gina M Ferrari, proporty at 13 Exeter Rd., $153,000 winning realtor, she is an ac- Philip & Susan Marantz to Susan - coraplished artist.whoLWocks_ -. E.. Dawson,- prop_erty_at. 53_J?eartroe Highlands Housing Corp to Jo- Ln., $98,000 septrB "& Adell A Qroschrproperty- in the "Old Master" tech- " at 49 Fieldston'o Rd., $140,000 Michael lacovelll to Robin A Lan- nique. Per Sorensson to Prabhakar V & Sheila Coronella, an dls, property at 108 St Anns Ct., Autumn chores make $105,500 Jyoti Sharna, property at 377 Finch Ln., $195,000 award-winning contributor to Walter E Smith to Enid Atkins, the Fanwood/Scotch Plains property at 113 St Anns Ct., James K Barbour to Phillip C & community, $105,000 ' ' Sandra Mezoy, property at 46 Gato- house Rd., $533,333 has joined Chetlur & Radha Jagannathan to Burgdorff houses sell better later Gregory S & Victoria S Zier, prop- John K & Vernis Likes to Charlo- erty at 41 Winston Dr., $146,500 ne M Cote, property at 18 Highpond Realtors as a If you're toying with the idea of putting your to your yard in the early spring when it will still Ln., $155,000 Rafael & Maria E Guervara to sales as- house on the market in the spring of 1992, this fall be too early to plant annuals. Donald J Jr & Edna McNamara to is the time to begin to dress up your product for check for peeling paint and broken masonry Khang & Sun Sook Kim Mho, prop- sociate in erty at 32 12th St., $208,000 Timothy J Teichmann, property at the Fanwood market That's the advice of Carolyn Weber, vice around the outside of your house. These items are GREEN BROOK Larkspur Ct., $81,792 office. president of Century 21 of the Northeast, Inc. better repaired in the cool dry fall than in the Philip J & Matthews Alflerl to Robert A & Deldro G Bradway to "A few easy outside projects you can undertake cold, wet early spring. Rose Ann BeeneXamper, proporty John W & Kathleen McGrath, prop- A graduate erty at 11 Lockhaven Ct., $249,000 of the Col- in the next few months will make your house look Check your driveway for cracks and potholes. at 103 Cramer Ave., $140,000 Fairway Drive partners to James David R & Ellen D Greenbaum to lege of better to a buyer next April or May," Weber notes. Small cracks in the fall will allow water to seep in. Muriel M Thurlow, proporty at 246 "These are items that really must be attended to, N & Kathle J Dullanty, proporty at Mount St Then, during the winter, the freezing and thawing 21 Fairway Dr., $930,000 Long Meadow Rd., $155,000 Vincent in because they cannot be done next spring. And action will make those cracks deeper and more James Richard & Eunice Brown Leonard W & Irene C Schaper to New York, Sheila earned they will make a significant difference in helping obvious in the spring. If the need is minor, a good to Roger & Kararlk Allls Venner, pro- B Glenn & Ellen F Siogel, property her MBA in finance from your house sell faster." driveway sealer applied in the fall will usually perty at 105 Gold St., $123,500 at 1 Spencer Ln., $189,000 Rutgers Graduate School of First impressions count with most buyers, improve the appearance of your driveway and Loucas S & B A Papaseraphln to Susan J Nordell to Robin Perruso, Management and holds the Weber notes, so pay attention to how your prop- prevent winter damage. Barbara & Sllva Kovln Naylor, prop- property at 37 Village Greon, erty at 209 Mountain Pkwy., $74,875 designation of certified fi- erty looks from the curb or driveway. Give your If there are major repaid needed, or if you're $56,500 Patricia Helnold to Eloanor S nancial planner. She worked lawn several feedings of a good fall fertilizer. That considering major improvements to make your Jerry & Helen Agalias to Joseph Toth, proporty at 36 Village Green for 10 years in the finance will help it to green up earlier in the spring and house more marketable, Weber strongly advises & Mariann DeNlcholas, property at Rd., $79,884 industry. look healthier to your prospects. that you consult with a real estate agent before 25 E Rock Rd., $285,000 BOUND BROOK •• During her 27 years of res- Prune and trim back the landscaping around the you commit to large expenses. Estate of Margaret Russo to Jose- front of your house to avoid that closed-in and She reports that Century 21 offices can provide HILLSBOROUGH '" idence in Fanwood, Sheila Evan J & Joan H Rosenberg to phine Rollings, proporty at 236 W has been continually in- dark look. Shrubbery grows so gradually over the guidelines on what expenditures pay the greatest David J & Kathleen M Boyda, prop- High St., $77,500 volved in community service. years that you may not notice it is blocking your returns at selling time and what expenditures are orty at 453 Blgley Rd., $169,000 Estato of Emily Diglovannl to She founded the Fanwood/ windows and encroaching on your walkways. best left to the buyer. An agent would be pleased Glen Meadows Inc to Kovln Schu- Rose F Diglovannl, property at 111 Scotch Plains Service League Check with your garden supply center or a book to offer informed advice with no cost or obligation, Iz, proporty at 33-23 Bloomingdale |_amonto Avo., $97,500 Dr., $119,990 Holon Gumorlock to Nancy J Ca- and was its first president on gardening for those plants and trees that Ms Weber explains. mpboll, property at 318 W Maplo Rohlll Village Inc to Leon M & She currently serves on the should only be trimmed in the fall of the year. So, between football games and before -the-first Avo., $126,700 Molanlo Jasslna, proporty at 414 board of directors and the Savorlo Todaro to Raboe & Sowdi Plant crocus, daffodil and tulip bulbs in Novem- snowfall, spruce up the appearance of your home Conover Way, $252,900 executive committee of the ber so that they will lend a burst of pleasing color this autumn to make it sell faster next spring. Mangol, property at 388 Talmadgo George M & Unda M Rusch to Avo., $110,000 Washington Rock Girl Scout Froiderick T & Talan Whitman, prop- Council and the Fanwood orty at 6 Frederick Ct., $228,000 Rescue Squad. She is the re- BRANCHBURG Dennis S & Mary C Gomlgnanl to Joseph A & Doborah Y Stuby to cipient of the Fanwood Bor- Susan R Palagyl, proporty at 3005 Kenneth L Oberg, property at 34 ough Council's Woman of the Home video conference held Revere Ct., $85,000' Dolawaro Ln., $171,00 Year Award and the Fan- Frederick J & Mary C Grimm to Jan H Van Don to Bruco R & wood-Scotch Plains YMCA Proving that the American Mortgage Finance Agency Special- financing for a home, special loan Craig N & Lucille K Schubort, prop- Holon M Amon, proporty at 4 Droa- President's Award. dream of home ownerships is still ist Diane Campbell; Preston programs, and the tax advantages erty at 50 Rlvervlew Terr., $198,000 hook Rd., $177,000 alive and well in New Jersey, Pinkett, vice president of Chemical home ownership provides. Gary W & Carol D Zdan to May E Natl Stato Bnk to Robert & Mary A native of Massachusetts more than 3,100 of the state's resi- Bank New Jersey; and Albert Duttonhoolfer, proporty at 199 Sax- Camplglla, proporty at 17 Harvost and an avid sportswoman, Attendees were given a general son St., $166,000 Dr., $85,000 dents packed 26 local high schools Tobia, president of Professional Larkon Assoc to Mlchaol J & Sheila is a member of the and colleges Sept 23 to view a Tax Service In Fairfleld. overview of the types of financing Paul H & Sholly B Vogol to Al & Woman's Golf Association of Janet M Powoll, proporty at 27 Wal- Lynn A Haushorr, proporty ut 1971 closed-circuit home ownership available and the style and price laco Blvd., $245,000 Scotch Hills Country Club, The conference was a public range of homes currently on the W Holland Brook Rd., $223,000 the Metedeconk Yacht Club, seminar hosted by Gov. James Flo- Mlchaol & Maureen Barlsonok to Margaret J Wolls to Edmond E rio. service of the New Jersey As- market in the area. The panel dis- Richard & Klmborl McCualand, pro- Wong, proporty at 1 Mohane Path, and the Morristown Sailing sociation of Realtors, the New Jer- cussion was beamed via satellite to porty at 7 Woodvlllo Torr., $236,000 $145,000 Club. She and her husband, Joining Florio on the panel sey Mortgage Bankers Association, each of the sites. Attendees were Janot Murlo Eagor to John C EuQOf, Follcla Corp to Goorgo D & Rose- Charles, a consultant to proporty ut 7th St., $45,704 mary Stolakls, proporty at 56 Yuma were Bergen County-based realtor and the New Jersey Housing and not only able to call questions in to MANVILLE Chase Manhattan Bank, have Trl., $236,774 and past president of the New Jer- mortgage Finance Agency. the panel, but were given an op- Christopher J & P A Shorldun to four childrea sey Association of Realtors Joan The panel discussed the benefits portunity to have their questions Sobeck; New Jersey Housing and of home ownership, how to find answered by on-site experts. Page 2 October^,3^ _1991 Real Estate Guide —OctGber-27-3, 471991" RealEstateGuidc Page 3 9080 9130 9230 9250 9250 9270 Serious gardeners TownhouoM Mortgages and Resort Properties Lots and Acreage Lots and Vacation Rentals Hot Properties Financing Acreage SOMERSET— Ranch BUYING— Selling, or rent- •COKESBURY LOT- ARUBA— The ultimate, FRANKLIN Helss Const & Renovation Inc to Paul C & Loretta R Packard to NORTH PLAINFIELD ard J & Mary L Mazz.a, property at Townhouse, 2 bdrms., 2BUY YOUR DREAM HOME intg a cavation time Clinton Twp. Owner needs •HILLSBOROUQH- 3 luxury oceanfront condo, Alan P & Rae E Oshea to Prescott Doris M Snlegockl to Catherine R bath, formal DR, eat-ln- cash! Quick sale Stanley Llebowltz, property Glen & Carol DeLaney, property at . Charlotte Ruth Haines to Robert J Pfister. property at 5 Loeser Ave., 26 Pitisfleld St., $325,000 order bulbs early FOR LESS— Home buy- share? Call the experts ACRES, Ready to build! 2 bdrm, 2 bath, LR, DR, W & K P Quackenbush, property at kit., DW, fireplace, gar., for free Information! 1- $49,900. Asking $129,500. kitchen, comfortably $130,000 100 Perrine Pike, $230,000 & Joanna C Elsele. property at 21 Lawrence A Vlclnlo to Alice Paul, Do QADDVVIk1np.n m ers/home, owners! Let us 29 Appleman Rd., $144,500 $117,000 By BARRY YINGER end unit, best-location. Donald E _&_Carplyn_.K_TreiQ9.aJQ_ Eo.EfisLBroQk_Dr.. $127.000—_1 -property at--2- Ramapo- Rd.,- show: yourtibwto"savff 800-7 2-CONDO, 1-800- •MARTtNSVILLE- Build- •B R I D GEWATEB- sleeps 6- Daily fnaid ser- John WClyds to Susan Walker Edward 6r Eileen Kucharski to Ch- $123,900. 908-873- 722-6636. ing lot. City sewer, gas & vice Inc. Great beaches, ' Gary- WST Carol O Zdan, property at Edward J Haley to O Lawrence, $150,000 Special correspondent money on your new or $99,900. 1 acre north of Brownlee, property at 17 Austin GREEN BROOK arles Jr & C F Crocco, property at 3744. elec. avail. $120,000. Rt. 22. City Utilities avail- pools, tennis, water 4 Poplar Rd.. $206,000 property at 24 Geraud Ave., William & Klmberly DeMott to current mortgage. Re- Ave., $13,000 Charles McGregor to Michael Mill- 21 Nagle Dr., $145,000 t is tjjme to buy bulbs for spring bloom. There are basically corded Message Reveals •BRIDQEWATER- 1 acre able Combo home uses sports, etc. Avail, 12/7- Fred & Cynthia Clevelend to She- $166,500 Peter & Maria Montalvo, property at Mitchell D & Samson A Elchen to er, property at 14 Plantation Ave., Evelyn A & N I Rosentield to Don- two ways to do this: visit a local retail store, such as a 9U00 Details. 908-985-8669 Advertise wooded, city sewers ap- permitted. Call quickl 12/ 14 or 12/14-12/ 21/. rry L Baker, property at 704 Robin Jay & Kunlcke K Holdave to Ex- 14 Sutton PI., $212,000 Bartolomeo & Marie Chlnkld, prop- $130,000 ald F & Cherry L Farley, property at garden center; or order from a mail-order nursery. If you Lots ttnd Acreage ext. 2. proved, ready to go! Re- RANALD C. BROWN 91 or 8/15-8/22/92. Call Rd., $113,000 cenhono & Myrlan Munoz, property James & Mary Van Horn to Mich- In the Classified! duced to $149,500. 908-781-5372. erty at 5 Barclay Ct., $215,000 3 Schoolhouse Ln., $147,000 need only a few bulbs, or a few varieties, or if you have Realtor HILLSBOROUGH David K & Elaine W Tom to Ray- at 80 Grove St., $155,000 ael & Lisa Patella, property at 121 I 9140 908-469-2333 Ernest W _& Elsie M Moffet to James N & Carmen Z Kenney to William B & Laurie Calderone to mond A & Mary E Clrellf, property at . Thomas St., $178,500: little time, a garden center will often provide a good selection. ATTENTION BUILDERS- Miscellaneous Edwin J & marino J Robinson, prop- Eric M & Carol J Yuelllng to Mich- Michael & Dugan C N Stabile, prop- Michael F Mondelli Jr, property at 7 35 Snow Burne PI., $194,000 Florence V Ingram to George Wil- One advantage-is that you will have a chance to see the bulbs Rarltan Boro- 35 unit Real Estate erty at 17 Barclay Ct.. $230,000 ael A & Nancy A Costante. property erty at 373 William St., $130,000 Ardsley Rd.. $225,000 Kevin S & Sharon H Koskela to helms III, property at 116 S Union before you buy, and select the best specimens. multi-density zoned par- Robert L Springmann to Thomas at 194 Grove St.. $91,000 cel. $20,000 per unit. William B Hannagan to Glen S & James D & arden B Gladis, property Ave., $158,000 P Deacon, property at 99 Bayberry Michael P & Rosemary Biggs to SOUTH BOUND BROOK Mail-order nurseries are mostly brokers for Dutch bulb grow- Call Ray at 908-218- PINE RIDQE- Adults Carol E Landesman, property at 13 at 30 Snowbourn PI., $214,000 Harry & Deborah J Seeley to An- Dr., $126,500 Jose R Guerrero Jr, property at 362 Scott J & Mary Rolwood to Robert ers, although more bulbs are produced in the United States 9098. (55 + ) Sacrifice! Estate ArleneCt., $191,000 Douglas R Ewertsen to Gregory A thony N Santoro Jr., proporty at 18 Sales from $15,000, free W E & Upset J Andersen to Ar- Grove St., $82,000 K Herring & C Dudek, property at than most gardeners realize. If you Want unusual varieties, you BRIDQEWATER- ready Donald J McMahon to Jo Anne & Newhart S Walsh, property at 154 1 Windsor PI., $166,000 brochure, open dally 11- mando & Donna M Diana, property Robert & Patricia Blazwlck to 204 Charlotte Ave., $126,000 will probably have to order by mail. If you shop carefully, you to go-builders terms Thorsen, property at 25-3C Bloorrv Stratford Ct., $108,500 5, closed Sundays 1-908- at 17 Buffa Dar.. $155,000 Fdltrr C & Joshua Pabl Rogers, pro- Vincent S & Shelly L Mule to Paul avail.- for sale by owner, Ingdale Dr., $114,000 Peter Thomas Kusik to Stanley & perty at 97 Harrison Ave, $150,000 C3n save a lot of money too. . 350-9000, P.O. Box 3, Marcel F & Irma D Kohler to A & Halsted J Nickl, property at 115 FANWOOD Bradely Gardens area, 2 Glen Meadows Inc to Arthur Levn- Maria Panasewlcz, property at 108 Healthy bulbs are firm and plump. Avoid, or return, those Rte. 530, Whiting, NJ Roger M Kohler, property at a44 Marian Sammartlno Mlskell to Warren St., $128,000 Anthony Scarcla to Mary Jane He- lots, 50'x200' ea. $65K er, property at 33-22 Bloomingdale Triangle Rd., $173,000 which are soft, dried-out, heavily scarred or moldy. Look out ea. or $125K total. Call 08759. Carlisle Ct., $120,000 Juan & Emily Ruth Vargas, property lart, property at 5 Cecilia PI., Dr., $119,990 • Mark R & Lorraine H OShea to at 14 Hurley Ave., $145,000 for aphids on tulip bulbs. If it looks and feels good enough to Ray at 908-722-1559 Gary & Mario Ogden to Janet R $130,000 . William E & Barbara Johnston to Lance & Donna A Miyanoto, prop- Cathy Bianchl to,Mark F & Corln- KENILWORTH \ 9200 iBrice, prpperty at 81 Drake Rd., Ralph T & Laurie A Skorge to cook for dinner, it probably should be a soundHiealthy bulb. BUILDINQ LOT 125ft. Relocation Funding Corp of A, prop- erty at 623 Van Uew Ct., $228,000 ne G Kane, property at 10 Locust Eleanor Blasl to Stephen & Mich- VACATION PROPERTY $190,000 Dennis H & Phyllis Sanroqk, prop- Certain bulbs deteriorate very quickly out of the ground, front x 100ft. deep In SCOTCH PLAINS $194,9Q0 FANWOOD $189,900 erty at S Branch Rd.. $168,750 Michael R Zafarana Jr to Anthony PI., $169,000 . elle Megna, property at 660 Bloom- prime College section in' Edward G & Phyllis T Miles to S F erty at 37 Cray Terr., $169,000 especially lilies, fritillarias and snowdrops. They must be : Magnificent Colonial. 3 br's, formal dining room, Immaculate split. 3 bed, 1% baths, now tile ontry, Ray E & Margaret Adams to Arth- P Sr & Debra Bates, property at Daniel W Jr & N Hendrickson to ingdale Ave;, $26,631 Cranford. Mid $100's. Call 9210 II & C J Plrog, property at 22 Drift- Bruce P Ogden to David W Frled- planted immediately, the earlier the better. Discount bulb com- fabulous kitchen, lots, of skylights, 2 tiered deck full basement, hardwood floors, coiling fans, now ur & Tang Chiew Lai Co, property at 1107 Washington Common, Cillas Abraham & Edllma Ave, prop- Edward W Chambers to Vito & after 6pm, 201-635- Homes for Sale wood Dr., $124,150 enberg, property at 63 Glenwood With hot tub. Call today! SPL1485. patio & more. Move in condition Come see! 112 Brookside Ln., $117,500 $135,000 erty at 330 Manning Ave., $130,000 Angela Lombardl, property at 624 panies rarely provide such bulbs in good condition early in the 0296. Principals only. Seller to Judith Revolr, property at ; Rd., $158,500 '" '••'•'•"• ' SPL1475. Main Amusement Inc to Joseph A Daniel H & E L Stockman to Paul Jack A Faer to Mario E Flores, Clinton Ave., $124,000 season. 534 Elizabeth Ave., $255,000 Gerard J & Madeline A Veitrl to 9110 ORTLEY BEACH- Duplex Soriano, property at 93 Crlckhollow Raymond & C M Fenwlck, property property at 44 Mountain Ave., James G & Patricia H Savage to Garden centers often reduce bulb prices as the season wears house & property 70x100. f< • '*'• Serle Ian Mosoff to Timothy J Christian S & Alysson Mayer, prop- Out of Ana Property Rd., $106,000 . at 89 Wertsville Rd., $165,000 $.141,000 Clay ton L & Kathleen PDavey, erty at 79 North Ave;, $174,500 on, up to Thanksgiving. This is pushing the limit for many By Owner. $175,000. Hogan, property at 4 Exeter Ct., property at 94 Pombrook Dr., 908-349-4043. Thomas P & Martha Kocanowski Louis J & Marie Muzzi Papa to Estate of Dorothy W Trabll to Wil- Robert A & Janet C Scala to Tho- bulbs, but narcissus (daffodils) are usually successful if the $103,000 to Nicholas J & Jane Pletrefesa, $168,000 . BETHLEHEM TWP., NJ- Robert Holllrigshead, property at 31 liam E Shine III, property at 242 :'-mas & Mary E P Dombrowskl, prop- bulbs are still in good condition, although they might bloom a New 5 BR Tudor Colonial ORTLEY BEACH- Duplex Joseph A Harris to Victoria Uka- property aty 736 Decamp Dr., Winding Way. $159,000 Onelda Pi., $137,500 house & property 70x100. chukwu, property at 233 Glaston- erty at 83 Oakwood Ct., $197,000 little late the first spring. November is always a good time to In prime executive neigh- $166,500 Thomas H Sr & Mary C Irwln to Eugene Stuart & C M Cooke to C By Owner. Fenced yd., bury In., $120,000 CRANFORD William H &. Ruby K Robbins to borhood. 22' x 20" great Dominlck R & Susan B Romano John N & Fabian K Sylconlsh, prop- Le Thuyet, property at 1303 Rock Vincent R Jr & Linda S Vlccl to plant tulips, so if you can find healthy bulbs at a discount, alum, siding, awnings, Joseph A & Lucille M Pastor to Adrlano & Amy L Francischinl, prop- nothing is lost. room, luxurious master space heater, shed, to Robert James Ward, property at erty at 507 Windsor Ct.,.$95,000 Aye., $148,500 Charles S & Kay A Wade, proporty erty at 111 Paterson Rd., $238,500 suite w/whirlpool, 2V£ Ellen Schulman, property at 237 Gl- 9 Estate Rd., $130,000 Mlrza Wajld Balg to Edith N Fran- baths, 3700 sq. ft. & 3 porch. $175,000. 908- astonbury Ln., $112,500 at 77 Benjamin St., $170,000 Ulllan Lowerre to Linda J & Craig Most serious gardeners order some bulbs from catalogs each 349-4043. Gerald & Rose M DrTursI to Dou- cis, property at 401 Rte 22, $52,000 Edward H Moore to James J & car gar. 5 mln. form Rt. Norma N Ganln to Flllppa & MANVILLE L Boggs, proporty at 141 Vlnttin year. If you belong to a garden club or similar group, consider glas E & Jana K Curry, property at Angela M Kamlnsky to Jules H Pereseghin Mustillo, property at 50 78. Builder financing. Joann B Montobblo, property at 93 Estate of Helen Martin to Michael Cir., $170,000 pooling your orders to get a better price. Whatever you do, FANWOOD $199,000 24 Estate Rd., $149,700 Greenwald, proporty at 175 Sanford .Broad St., $140,000 $345,900 or rent $2000 9220 SCOTCH PLAINS $410,000 Haverhlll PI., $70,000 '. W & Shelley Cargegie, property at deal only with responsible companies. If you aren't sure, place per .month applied, to pur- Colonial classic with natural trim & hardwood Hummel Homes Inc to Allied Ave., $155,000 Kathryn & Yhomas Harrington to Poconos Properties Robert E Jr & Brent A Moore to 415 Jackson Ave., $114,000 GARWOOD a small trial order the first year and observe the results before chase. 908-725-0446. Luxury Colonial w/MBR Suite. 4 bed, 21/2 baths, floors. Large living room w/frplce, formal dining Asset Management Inc, property at William Alexander to Joyce & No- Robert & Gale Folger, property at John J & Fernandez A Pokorny, David S & Bogdan L Tarby to Richard J & Mary L Mazza to plunging in. . enclosed porch off raised dining room, sunken room, 3 beds, new baths, den, private screened 444 Farm Rd., $60,000 Brian J & Wendy R Day, property at sley K Alexander, property at 64 18 Crescent PI., $253,000 BLUE RIDQE MOUN- POCONOS- 2 bdrm living room & fam. room. Beautifully landscaped porch overlooking lovely yard. Large rec room for property at 239 Hyde Park Rd., Kathleen McLaughlln to Richard S Sunset Rd., $95,000 Louis J & Helen Christian!, property For narcissus (daffodils) you can't go wrong with the Daffodil TAINS- of Virginia offer house, large Wooded lot, $132,000 229 S Sixth Ave., $128,500 Daniel & Mary B Sheehan to at 616 Center St., $173,000 grounds on one acre. Private in-ground pool. entertaining. Quiet street. Walking distance to NY Puma, property at 295 Gemini Dr., William R &' Elizabeth T Nohr to S peaceful safe country liv- great hunting. Minutes to transportation. SPL1482. Robert S & Nancy T Pritchard to Joseph & Laura A Pini to Theod- Seok H Lee, property at 59 Falrfield Mart, Route 3, P.O. Box 794, Gloucester, Va., 23061 (catalog $1). ing with city convenience. Jack Frost & Big Boulder. SPL1411. . •: • . $113,000 ore P Gorl, property at 158-W 8th Kevin & Kathleen A Towey, property Ave., $212,000 They offer more than 400 varieties, with coded description, but Joan Corbo, property at 400 Inwood at 619 WarfleldRd., $119,900 SCOTCH PLAINS Restricted five acre woods Discounts avail. Call 908- James Stefan to John & Cecilia Ave., $154,000 Peter H Ballas to John & Lauri no photos. Bulb collections and various tools, fertilizers and near river $14,500, 10% 846-5057. Ct., $113,000 Giordano, property at 295-3A Gemi- John I & Ralphlne Pellegrlno to Estate of Robert E Royes to R Brian D & Christiana W Douty to Estate of Angle DITaranto to Jo- Holderled, property at 12 Grove St., Scott Hoerrner, property at 8 Aber- books are also for sale. Bulbs are both American- and Dutch- down, owner financing. ni Dr., $108,000 seph A Manclnl Jr., property at 125 Joseph M & Paula B Klnlchlnl, prop- $128,000 804-846-7943. POCONOS- MOUNTAIN Erlinda B Bayan, property at 172 Theodore C & Qulgley Ferraro to erty at 153 Westervelt Ave., deen Rd., $250,000 grown; quality is tops. This is a nice company run by nice CHALET, Enjoy the Fall Jordaris Cir., $121,500 S 14th Ave., $80,000 Joyce L Marchetti to Ernest W & Samuel & Chao Alice Quox to foliage, at secluded & lux- Susan Pabst, property at 300-3B $137,000 third-generation bulbers. CRESTWOOD- Whiting, Arthur B & Susan B Schwartz to Donna K Vaupel, property at 33 Ha- William P Kleemeyer, property at uriously furnished A-frame Gemini Dr., $106,000 MONTGOMERY rvard Rd., $240,000 For general bulbs, especially tulips, my first choice is always NJ. For Active Adults Clement J & Eileen M Chiang, prop- PEAPACK GLADSTONE 388 Acacta Rd., $ 162,000 near Del. "Water Gap. For SCHLOTT Paul & Sandra Sessa to David ' Bertram E & Linda R B.usch to Jdyce Robblns to Jeffrey E Lark, Dutch Gardens, P.O. Box 200, Adelphia, N.J., 07710 (free cata- (55 +). Over. 7,500 orty at 29 Magnolia Ln., $233,000 William G & Karen S Zlemer to James H & Patricia Kemble to details call 908-231 Phlbbs, property at 80 Hampton Ct., lawrence F Morettl, property at 21-D property at 2Hayes St., $110,000 homes. No congestion. 40 1445. Jlen-Chyuan Huang to Arvind Jeffrey & Donna Pflngst, property at Christopher & Mary E Vuono, prop- log). Prices are much less than normal retail. Quality is tops; styles from $25,000 to 310 Park Ave., Scotch Plains - 322-9102 $112,500 Andover Cir., $117,500 James G & Mary N Klley to Tho- Rajan, property at 561 New Brun- 1.1 Deer Path, $425,000 erty at 2094 Algonquin Dr., each order is sent directly from Holland where it is packed by $159,000. Beautiful, se- Tecose Inc to TNG Assoc, prop- John S & Carllss S Harris to mas & Eileen H Caramanlca, prop- swick Rd.. $190,000 Sheephlll Assoc to Laura K Zano- $175,000 obsessed Dutch workers. Their gorgeous color catalog is issued rene, secure. FREE pic- erty at 14 llene Ct., $160,000 Baoql & Feng Quin Zhu, property at orty at 226 Hillside Ave., $175,000 Wayno R & Maria Fisher to Gre- ra, property at Sheephill Dr., Somerset Trust Co to. Michael F & twice each year. ture brochure. HEART George L & Janet N Sopko to 8-FCastleton Rd., $140,000 New Jersey Realty Co to Kahl- LAND REALTY ASS gory A & Carmen M Kowzun, prop- John P & Julie L Tutunijan, property $190,000 hayashi P Barton, proporty at 1529 erty at 65 RD1 Elizabeth Ave. Prudential Relocation Mgmt to crest Condo Assoc Inc, property at Another reliable general source is John Scheepers, Inc., RD ATES, Realtors. PO Bo: at 150 Johanson Ave., $166,000 Maurice P & Clara L Knapp, prop- Ashbrook Dr., $322,500 6, Phillipsburg Road, Middletown, N.Y., 10940 (free catalog). 480 Rt. 530, Whiting, $192,000 SOMERVILLE 101 E Lincoln Pk., $73,000 Frederick H II & L A Fuller to B A & Nicholson M Bartushak to J Michael & Mary S DeMarco to erty at 53 Coppervall Ct., $412,500 Eileen Hynes to Huseyln Pekun, Margaret C Scherer to Katheryn They offer more varieties than Dutch Gardens, and excellent 08759. 1-800-631-55 Richard N & Valerie McGrath, prop- Rodger E & Alma G Bogardus to . Thomas S & Janice Loop, property Robert Hosklns, property at 20 property at 108 N Bridgo St., Harrington, property at 611 E Lin- at 1071 Cooper Rd., $400,000 quality, but at a higher price. Steep Lechase Ct., $83,000 erty at 51 Longfield Dr., $185,000 Prudential Relocation Mgmt, prop- $116,000 coln Pk., $155,000 FREE SALES B Mark & Susan L Acelno to Ste- erty at 53 Coppervall Ct., $412,500 Robert J & Elizabeth Michel to For unusual bulbs I go directly to McClure and Zimmerman, CHURE- Now Is the t! Bruce & Maureen Polkowitz to La- Al & Lynn A Hausherr to Todd S David & Dawn Gallsewski to phen R & Joan D Smith, property at Linda S Smith, property at 2285 108 W. Winriebago, P.O. Box 368, Friesland, Wis., 53935 (free to buy your summer h wrence R Prager, property at 137 Craig Donald & Sherry Baker to & Pamela E Moyer, property at 74 Soren B & Hornung Rasmussen, 61 Longfield Dr., $192,000 Justin B & Patricia K Galler, prop- Evergreen Ave., $215,900 catalog). If it is not in this catalog, you are unlikely to findi t on Long Beach Isla I GALL...GOLDWELL BANKER Sunnyvale Ct., $124,500 W Cliff St., $158,000 property at 313 Manor Ave., Theodore F & Chrlsti Kurtz to erty at 24 Ellis Dr., $222,000 George H & P H Lachrtic'ht to anywhere. It is the source for Tulipa sylvestris, much loved by Prices are low many listed Stanley F & Helen Wolsznies to Justin B & Patricia K Galler to $212,000 below $200,000. van Dyk Wayne & Maria Fisher, property at Robert A Flohr to Barbara T Koss, Gerard J & Madeline Veitrl, property Mark & Flra Rabkin, property at 51 Andrew P & Annette E Hay, prop- Cranford Executive Plaza to New Thomas Jefferson, with pale yellow blossoms nodding in bud. Group Realtors, Beach 1680 Millstone River Rd., $380,000 property at 47 Hollow Rd., $275,000 at 2 Fenlmoro Dr., $235,000 VanDoren Ave., $234,900 erty at 84_Cliff St., $160,000 Jersey Education Assoc, property at There are nine varieties of Colchicum, the showiest of our Haven 1-800-222-0131, Hlllsborough Twp to Louis & Pau- Charles William Kabls to Reuben Richard L Peterson Jr to Walter A James D & Arden B Gladis to Raritan Sav Bank to Michael L 312 E North Ave 2, $210,000 autumn-flowering bulbs, in single and double forms. The cata- NJ SGHLOTT REALTORS line Fardlce, property at 592 Mont- Saul & M Mezrlchi property at 15 Robinson Jr., property at 314 Hunt- Peter & Mary Glnsburg, property at Cranford Executive Plaza to New log, illustrated with nice line drawings, is a valuable reference gomery Rd., $650 Robin Dr., $292,500 DeAngelo, property at 135 W Cliff er Ave., $135,000 57 Whltby Cir., $120,000 St., $215,000 Jersey Education Assoc, property at book. NOKOMIS, FLORIDA Lawrence E & Sandra Slebold to Walter J & Jeanette Riback to John M Murawsky to Robert & Between Sarasota and L Stephen & Marianne Cortese to Joseph M & Mary S Demarco, prop- Joel G & Jill K Cohen to Peter & 312 E North Ave #3, $210,000 Susanne Sholdoh, properly at 432 Finally, a caution: as with most products, high quality and Lewis J Gryziewicz, property at 65 Bruce A & Nancy R Webb, property Venice. Available 10/1-3/ erty at 5 Murray Dr., $320,000 Anrhein Breznak, property at 64 Fai- Edward & Carol R English to An- Jorusalem Rd., $162,000 31, $500 Includes utili- Wilson Rd., $132,000 at.44 Robin Dr.. $242,000 good service are rarely found at a very low. price; Some com- Cntry Clcs in the Mlstne Vly to rmount Ave., $176,50gv_>^_' drea Frank, property at 113 Orange Martha 7 Aginso Valentino to An- ties. Local phone and Joseph V & Josephine A Chen to Paul A & Eileen Coppola to Tho- panies advertise bulbs and bulb collections at very low prices. Carl & Diane Mondoro, property at Kramer Fin Assoc to Antonette G AVG,, $225,000 • drew T & Felicia S Levine. property cable TV, double bed, eat Ronald & Goraldine Cohen, prop- mas E & Susan V Gango, property ' Robert'C'& Karon'S Hall to'.Rich- ' These seldom give much satisfaction. Cheap bulbs are usually 9 Nevins Ct., $296,000 at 3 Sweet Briar Ct., $266,000 Margiotta,-'property at 9 Haynes St.; ' at 7 Karon Ct., S310,000 in kitchen, shower and erty at 112 Wisboch PI., $125,000 $100,000 . ' . * • small, incorrectly named, or of poor quality. Planting bulbs is bath, Sundeck, 1 mile to enough work that you should be able to be sure of good results. •the • beach and fishing! ' Jersey Division pn Civil I • SeeludedF -~ —- . 9000 Rights, 363 W. State St.. 9010 9010 90i26 9220 9220 9220 9220 9O8-3S6-3047 REAL ESTATE Trenton. NJ 08618. Phone Homes . Homes for Sale Poconos Properties PocOnos Properties NORTH BRUNSWICK- Hpmes Pooonos Properties Poconos Properties 9020 9070 VICINITY A.C.- under (609) 292-46Q5. Under $150,000 By owner 821-2383 Under $150,000 Homes for Safe Condominiums Newer 5 rms, 2 baths sized lot (80x100) in resl BRANCHBUHG- Owner DID YOU HILLSBOROUGH- Look 1 MANVILLE- By Owner. 3 PERTH AMBOY- dentlal area of Elwood. EQUAL MIDDLESEX- BY OWNER 1st financing available.] KNOW.. no further! You can't beat romod southern exposurell SOUTH PLAINFIELD- BY hrfrm. h home. p level Gpa- " 1 bdCrfT $99,5001 OPENHRODSE Can be used tor growing' MJSIN6- •tovcty _.. in this locaf The value, in this 3 BR bi 100x100 lot, XVt baths, SUN. 1-4PM, 153 Darwlri food for family of 6 for' Sat l-4p.m. 323 Wajnut p on 3.5 acres of land, 2 Spfing's area. 3 bdrm, 2 OWNER. Cathedrals, sky- Co-op, LR, dinette area.l Homes under paper also goes into 14 leyel in ,desireable Belle beautiful landscaping. Lo- lights, woods, seclusion bath,. re-decprated, w/w Lane. HELP-U-SELL P, FT, year, or for planting ever- ORPORTUNITY St. (Lake area!) Transfer, bath, spotless, fplc, large story foyer, huge. master other local papers? Reach Mead. Lots of room for a baths, like new. must see. $150,000 deck , EIK,' large front cated opposite Christ the wrap dec k,'pool, lot 4.5 acre. $325,000. Sell- carpet, stor'age, close to M, Bkr. 469-2800 Ou green oi*"fruit trees' for All real estate advertised must sell. Brick Lake BR suite! step-down LR, over 140,000 households family & petsl Enjoy the King School. Asking in this newspaper is sub- porch, fenced yard, newer $189,900 826-6118 er will finance. HELP Utransp. & town. Asking bank allows 2 Wtt, down profit. Must sell to pay home, big lot. $133,900. Fam Rm w/FP and deck, with one call! privacy of a wooded back- $230,000. 725-9350 + seller may pay mort ject to the Federal Fair BRANCHBURQ- Charm- HELP U SELL P,FT,M,Bkr., gas furnace & roof. dffered at $395,000. Call SELL P.FT.M.Bkr., 469- $79,000. 908-654-0873. bills. $3,000. 908-889- 1-800-334-0531. yard as you relax on the 2800 gage, fees if qual. 6739 or 908-654-7638. Housing Act of 1968 ing 2 bdrm. Cape Cod. All 469-2800 132,500. 757-1589 908-253-9000 wood deck. Great location MIDDLESEX- BY PISCATAWAY— BY which makes It Illegal to WESTFIELD- BY OWNER. Young, 2 family 9080 hardwood floors, tile bath, MILFORD- 2 bdrm OWNER. 2 bdrm. Colo- BRIDQEWATER- Ex- EDISON- Colonial 3 tool Convenient to Rt OWNER 885-1576. Open SOMERVILLE— 7 room advertise any preference open floor plan- upscale. bdrm., 2Vi bath, 2 car ga- 206 for commuters. Truly Duplex, separate utils., House, Sat 1-4, 409 house, zoned for busi- Townhouses limitation or discrimina- home, completely rebuilt nial, entire house recently panded Ranoh, 5 BR, 3^ full bsmt., $180,500. Beautiful 1+ acres w/all 2 yrs. ago, almost every- renovated, Ig. eat-ln-klt., oath. New on market. rage, finished bsmt. & a bargain $165,000. Wel- Netherwood Ave. Ranch ness, 120 North Gaston tion based on race, color, mature trees bordering pool In best a rea. del Realtors/Brldgewater Seller will finance HELP U Avenue. thing new from roof down LR, DR, 1% baths, laun- $317,900. 685-1722. SELL P,FT,M,Bkr., 469- w/Contemporary flair, BRANCHBURQ- Spa- religion, sex or national Raritan River. Minutes to $253,000. 908-494- 908-685-8200. Fplc, was $179K! origin, or ah Intention to + sliding doors on to dry, Ig. deck w/fenced-ln 2800 WARREN SOUTHERN CO- clous 2 BR, 2% bath 22, 78, 287 & 202.deck & porch. Nice lot In BUYERS/SELLERS SER- 5931. $162,500. Special 5% make any such prefer- $149,900. 908-253- yard, 2 car det. gar. w/ VICES— FREE....Weekly HILLSBOROUQH- Raise LONIAL—5 yrs. young. 5 townhouse. Cathedral quiet area. lOmln. to I- loft. $139,000. 232- NESHANIC— By Owner, down mortgage, if quali- BR, office, 2-1/2 baths, ceiling, walk-out bsmt., ence, limitation or 0688. l|st of Properties for Sale FAR HILLS- This charm- your family, in peace and reduced $90,000. 4Vi discrimination. 78, 1 mile from town. 5161 quiet at end of cul-de-sac fied. HELP U SELL P,FT- formal DR, LR, oat in kit. EIK, large deck, fireplace, $145,000. (principals by Owner w/addresses, Ing village colonial fea- acres, 2 yr.old brick Colo- ,M,Bkr., 469-2800 flnishod, bsmt. 2-1/ 2 prices, Owner's phone #. tures LR w/plne floors, eat on over an acre of na garage, wooded area. DUNELLEN- By owner, only) Eves. 908-995- tures greenery. Great nial, 4 bdrms, 2V2 baths, landscaped & wood acros. $149,900. 908-707- $485,000 This newspaper will not 3/4 BR Cape, close to 2653, days 201-761- 9020 Attention Sellers: Pay only in country kitchen w/ 2 "fireplaces, FR, DR, full $525,000 908-647- WESTFIELD $1,300,000 WESTFIELD knowingly accept any ad- Homes for Sale $3950 at closing. Call walnscoat, 3 BR, small of- neighborhood; Impec- PISCATAWAY- Conterri- 8263 transportation, movo-ln 0234 cable, center hall Colonial bsmt, 2 car att gar. 3550- -Magnificent Qeorglan-colonlalr6-fadrmsr4'/^bthsrmDrning' -Elegant—English-colonial ,-A_most—prestigious-street IC vertising for real estate condition. $12?,?00^^a!l HELP-U-SELL Plscataway, fice, AC, lVa baths, small $269,00 O-.- 908-2 8-1-i PPISry_p._.j EAST BRUNSWICK—-By gracious rooms. Eat-in kit, formal din rm, brlgfit sun room, which Is in violation of the MILLSTONE- Historical Fr a n k I i rV~sr~M i d d I os ex," goldfrsh pooI7~garage. covered" by~warranty. River Road area. 3 WESTFIELD- Perfect for rm, maids' quarters, sleeping porch, inground pool. Presti- 908-968-9234 BASKINQ RIDQE- By 6298 owner 390-0406, Over- & airy screened porch. WSF 3497. law. Our readers are in- Colonial. 2/3 BRs, IVi Brokers, 908-469-2800. $197,500. Walk to vil- Don't loose It. $234,850. bdrms., 2V^ baths, fire- young family. 3 bdrm., LR size patio home, orlg. gious property. WSF 3497. formed that all dwellings baths. Romodoled kitch- owner, 2 BR, 2 bath, large lage, store, train. 908- Weldel Realtors/Bridgewa- NORTH EDISON— By place, CAC, 2-car gar., w/fireplace, DR, breakfast HIGH BRIDGE- OPEN breezeway, over a 1/2 CRANFORD- By owner. owner, best valueI SMART MOVE advertised in this newspa- en, pool w/deck. Nice 439-2434 ter 908-685-8200. owner. 4 bdrms., 2Vi deck, 100x100 fenced rm., lVb baths, screened- $125,800. OPEN HOUSE HOUSE, Sun, Oct.6, 1- acre, near schools, RR & Colonial on dead end st. 2 bath, new kit., new dou- lot. Owner will pay Vi pt. per are available on an 5PM. 19 Mark Dr. neighborhood. $145,000. in back porch, bsmt., 1 SAT. 1-4PM, 10 SUDBURY Transferred to a new office? Heading to a new town? equal opportunity basis. 908-874-0896 after 5. shopping.- Private back bdrrns., DR, LR, huge HIOHLAND PARK -Two INTRODUCTIONS... ble deck, 2 car gar., CAC, Anxious to sell. $114,900. Starter-44c!me yard & room for 3rd BR, car gar. 1 block to Wash- RD. HELP-U-SELL P, FT, Moving Is easier If you plan out the details in advance. deck, patio & pool. Park- family home for SALE OR A way for people to meet fenced-in yard. $179,900. Call 908-463- ington Elem. School. 3 BRs, 2 full bathgi, Dlr: SOMERVILLE- Price re- fireplace. $225,000. 908- like setting. Exc, Cond. M, Bkr. 469-2800 Our Start as early as you can to get estimates from Complaints of discrimina- RENT. One apt. w/1 BR, people, every week In $230,000. 549-6834. 7640. $229,000, by owner. Call bank allows 2 V2% down Rt.31N. rt. on 513, rt on duced! By owner. 2 766-4063 $159,900 neg. 908-272- your local Forbes newspa- movers. Determine what's coming with you. Consider tion In housing on the Arch St., rt. on Washing- bdrm., 1 bath Cape. Per- one apt. w/ 2BR. Rent to- 232-3609. -i- seller may pay mort- having a garage sale before you start packing. Make a basis of race, color, BOUND BROOK— 2 fam- 1668 or 201-643-5653. gether or separately. Call per. The ad Is free, then ton St., rt. on Wilson, left fect starter. 50x140 lot. one call does it alll gage fees, if qual. master Inventory list of all the belongings you'll move; creed, ancestry, marital on Watergate, rt. on.Quiet area. Move-In cond. ily. 3 & 4 room apts. Sep- CRANFORD— Job reloca- 297-6477 for Information. 9070 check It as the truck is loaded, and again In the new status, sex or handicap arate utlls, yard, porches tion forces sale of engi- 1-800-334-0531 HILLSBOROUQH- 2 BR Northwood, loft on Green- $117,000. Call 722- Condominiums END UNIT. 1 2 half location, as things come In. Mark boxes with their should be made to New wich to Mark Dr. 1418. & prkg. 104 Linden Ave. neer custom designed. HILLSBOROUQH- 4 BR destination: kitchen, bath, wherever. $157,500. 725-1333 Mother/dauthter, split split level on Vi acre + , LAMBERTVILLE- builder baths, finished basement, level 6 BR, 4 bath, 6 yrsfull brick fireplace, family reduced. 2 new Colonial CRANFORD- $30K gas heat, CAC, all appli- Plan to have a babysitter the day you move; In a new old w/all conveniences, room, garage. Convenient homos. Quiet street. 4 TO ADVERTISE below cost. Modern Ig 2 ances. Freshly painted. town, count on your Realtor to find one for you. Have Nice area, near parkway. to schools, shopping. A bdrms., 2V* baths, Jacuz- BR, 2 bath condo, eleva- $113,900. 908-8-74- phono service connected Immediately, and be ready Immed avail. Willing to fi- must see at $172,900. zi, Ig. eat-ln-klt., LR, DR, tor, parking, walk RR. Adj. 4711 with a plug-In phone; this can bo your lifeline to the world. Keep the camera loaded to document any dam- nance $375,000. 908- Call Today, 908-253- Fam. rm. w/fireplace, 2 park, Deluxe bldg:-'$149,K/ N. BRUNSWICK- By 272-2229 9000 car gar., deck, were age. Make sure the movers cover your erttiyway with $250,000 & $235,000 CALL OUR Neg. 908-709-1540 owner 422-9544, Hidden broken-down boxes or heavy paper to cut down on dirt CONDOMINIUMS NOW $195,000 & MANVILLE- 1st floor Lakes Townhouse, fln- and grlms. Advertise In the Classified! $190,000. 908-781- CLASSIFIED HQTLINE Condo. MQst sell to settle ishod bsmt. & gar. When you're busy planning yur move, plan to have 1022. estatol Nloe- seml-retlrod $183,900. OPEN HOUSE us take over the hassle of selling the house and WESTFIELD $339,900 CRANFORD area 52 + . Now CAC, pri- SAT. 1-4PM, 163 Wll- relocating you to your new town. SUMMIT $339,900 lowbrook. HELP-U-SELL P, Sophisticated executive coiido with the privacy of a single Excollent opportuhlty to own your own offica building & WE HAVE PLANS FOR YOU... vate bsmt, W/D, mint List & move with the real estate experts at: bond. $79,900 874-0994 FT, M, Bkr. 469-2800. family homo. Bright spacious rms, 2 double sized bdrms, apartment. By train station. Private parking, high" traflic Suites of 3, 3'Ai, 4 and 5VJ rooms aro TOLL FREE Our bank listens "No tax 3V.! bths, eat-In kit. Walk to town, schols, trans. WSF 32S6. area. Mixed-use zone. Separato utiltios. arrangod in a total of 27 dirforont layouts, METUCHEN- Beautiful or Insurance escrows 'Yes, you can buy a home In New Jersey" parting as low as... townhouse style condo, 2 needed" 1-800-334-0531 bdrms, 1 bath, central air, closet galore, many up- Barton Realty SUPER FALL SPECIAL! HOUSE OF grades, walk NYC trains. Advertise THE WEEK $109,000. Seller will pay In the Classified! 106 N. Union Ave. • Cranford • 272-4020 Kit. points. 908-494-7925 LH. $89,900. METUCHEN- Condo, Jef- SCOTCH PLAINS ferson Park. 2 bdrm., 3 1st Floor , $194,900 floors, garage, CAC, ond CRANFORD $67,900 Foyor CRANFORD unit, DR, basement. Walk o"-r x a* -e" Courtyard Views 6 Roger Norton Place, expanded to NYC trains. $99,000. Recently palnied Inside and outl This 4 bedroom, 2Vj bath Colonial, with a formal cape, 1V<> baths, 4 bedrooms, eff. kit. By Ownor. 572-5877 Maintenance Fee, $146.58 dining coom, hss central air conditioning, a flral lloor laundry, wall to wall carpeting + drm.,. Irm., full basement, fenced yard. Includes heat, hot water, a patio Sr. an oversized garage w/storago. Set ot> 200 ft, deep, fenced properlyl $163,900.00 OPEN HOUSE trash pick-up, master SUN. OCT. _6, 1-4PM f»eiGE, LOCATION, CONDBTION condominium Insurance & 30 Munsee Drive — Lrm., w/fp. den., 2 807-2R Eves Dr. Hlllsborough maintenance of all common baths, e.i. kit., back porch, 3 bdrms., Dir: Rt. 206 S., right on areas and grounds. garage, great housel Young neighbor- Amwoll Rd. (Rt. 514), Rt. Newly refurbished 1 BR Kahlcrest Condominium conve- $177,900 hood. on Eves Dr. 1st bldg. on KENILWORTH $1,100,000 PLAINFIELD $163,700.00 niently located just a few steps to shopping, banking Parkllko proporty, spacious rms, hardwood floors, tllo on- loft, middle door. 21,500 sq. ft. one story formod concrete offico/warohouao 1 BR Condo $69,900 trance foyer...amo,nltles abound! 4 bdrms, 2VJ bths, fam and trains- Features low malnt. & taxes. Sold thru broker building. 2,000 aq. ft. of office spaco w/ac. 16' warohouso Garwood — Cozy 3 bed. colonial, lrm., Hnrdgrovo Roalty rm, oat-in kit. WSF 3425. Skillful planning has rosultod in largo, splendidly proportioned rooms, library sized entry foyers. formal drm., garage w/att. summer 908-722-6646 by prospectus. colllngs. Call lor dotalls. WSF 3479. Old World styled wooden floor and ceiling moldings, plaster walls and archways, and solid oak porch. Neat as a pin. eves. 359-2456 WESTFIELD • The FR iiddlllon over- WESTFIELD * Custom built Cape w/ parquet flooring, separated by concrete decking between floors. The quality and charm of Old looks a deck & fenced property. 4 BRs large breakfast room, r"DR, 3 BRs, 2 BAs $149,000.00 SOMERSET— 2 bdrms., World construction combines with skillful renovations to provide Cran- on the 1st - 2 BRs on the 2nd. FDR, + a basement recreation room w/bar. ford's best condo value. Elovator serviced units or walk-ups available, oak kit, 2 new BAs, 1st fl Indry, CAC. Quallbrook Condo. Largest Screened porch, central air. $220,000. end unit. Kit w/bar, dish- garagos/on-site parking available $229,900. (201) 773-6262 OIHECYION3: From Iho washer, air conditioner, W COLDWeLL Garden tilato Morkway, North & D, upgrados. Wooded o/ &>uih malto (Ixit 137, BANKRQ 217 PROSPECT AVE., CRANFORD SALES OFFICE iiwko tlgM iwiU) No*th Au«. view. Lease option pur- to light. Turn light >l tight chaso. $86,900. Call OFFICE HOURS: Mon.-Frl. by appointment, Sat. 10:30-4:30 • fOitatMlh AM).) to blmkor. D.S. KUZSMA REALTY WESTFIELD Go oin> block. Uako loft Onto 873-83,70. Ownur Financing to quallflod buyoru. * 276"0370 Pro4p«ct Avo. to Crtolish 44 ELM ST. CIRKUS 264 E. Broad St. Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Wllago. SCHLOTT 1*hla it) itol un otfuf. An ortot can b« made by moans of uny Ottering Statemont WtSTFIELD, NJ 115 Mlln St. • Cranford, NJ • 272-8337 SOMERSET— QuallbroQk 233-5555 Saturday & Sunday, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. which l» nvullablo tronrl Iho Sponsor II 2B77. ily,, Hra: 0:30 A.M. to 0 P.M. Mon. thru Friday; 2 bdrm. Condo, all uppll- REALTORS® 0 A.M. to 5 P.M. Saturday & Sunday ancos, upgrados through- ESTATE BNC, out, low taxes & mainte- d.J I;,-J i:,.u,' All i:,tiul OHuiumuy L'iim|ujiy. '»">»• OukvJ In.!,Y .ul!,' (Vn,,1 wj (V nance. $91,500. Call 908-873-0514. Page 4 RealEstafeGuide OcfoBer 2:37471991' 9270 9410 9430 9440 9440 9440 9440 .9450 9660 Industrial Rentals Vacation Rental* Homes Townhouse* Apartments Apartment? Apartments Apartment* Rooms and Condominiums and Condominiums and Condominiums FLORIDA VACATION CALIFON- 1 MO. FREE BRIDQEWATER- Large 3 BRIDQEWATER- 2 BRs, RARITAN— Female/male, BRIDGEWATER— Combi- RENT. Restored dwelling nation store/offices; 6000 HOME- 8 ml. from Dis- bdrm In Vanderhaven H&HW Incl. $650/mo. No CRANFORD- Cozy 2 bdrm FLEMINQTON- Charming SOMERVILLE— Main 25-35, to share 3 bdrm. ney. 2 bdrm,, 2 bath, 2 BR, LR, DR, carpet. New Farms. LR, DR, kit & sun pets. Avail. 11/1. IV2 mo. apt. Nice residential st. home with Owner. CAC, W sq. ft. for rent on Rt. 22 full bath, Ig. kit. w/stove & 1BR. Walk to Main Stl Street. 6 room apartment east off Rt. 287. Parking sleeps 10, located in re room, fireplace, W&D sec. Call 908-302-0679. Easy walft to downtown, $665 w/ht. Separate util. heat furnished. $725/mo. & D, microwave, $350/ sort, _great fishing ^//he. at refrlg. Util. rm. w/W&D prime joca.tlQ.rt. AvailJ.1 bus, train.Londlord pays mo- Vi jno, security,-CaIL .fojL-1©.. ears, _ful|l_ajrLand hook-up. Gas heat."Attfc BERNARDSVILLE— 4 -l-l^-mo— 6eo. -908-788- +-security. Catt 908-722- heat. Imm. occupancy. ed pool & many extras $1300. 908-469-9368 heat Other utils. payed 3378; 8068665 eves. 2553. . Cetla at 725-1648 after W&O avail. Weekly oi storage. Parking. lVi rooms, IVi baths, Kitch- Will alter to suit tenant. EDISON REALTOR en, DW, refrig., elec. by pennant $650 open OAR WOOD- 3 rooms 6PM. monthly rates. Call 908 mos. sec. $895/mo. 908- Oct. 1 call 908-788-0609 SOUTH PLAINFIELD- 1 Call for appt. between 297-8902 832-2164. NO RENTAL FEE stove. Window treat- $625/mo. plus util. bdrm. apt. mature person, 9500 10:30AM & noon Monday ments, hardwood floors CRANFORD— 3 bdrm mos. security. Laundry non-smoker preferred. thru Friday, (908) 356- ORTLEY BEACH- Winter CALIFON- 1 MO. FREE Call us first for Condo. throughout.-Garage w/ Miscellaneous Rentals RENT. 3 BR Ranch, mod Townhouse rentals.. apt. w/LR, DR, eat-in-kit, hookup," No pets. Avail Call 754-4129 1975, ask for Mr. Abe rental. Ocean front, 1 storage. Full bsmt. w/ 1st floor of 2 family Oct. 1. Call 789-0069 Schumer. Brokers pro- bdrm luxury condo, $400/ ern bath, DR w/patio door, Middlesex County . laundry area. Ideal for SOUTH PLAINFIELD- Somerset County house. W&D hook-up, leave message. 2nd fir., 2 bdrm., Apt., no FOR RENT— Garage tected month + utilities. Avail LR & fplc, kit. w/refrig. & business or prof, couple; fenced yd. Quiet, neai space, 10 x 22 for stor- able Sept-June 15th stove, carpet, oil heat, full DeFrala & Stanley Close to town & transpor- 1 HIGHLAND PARK- 505 pets avail. Imed. $650 RARITAN (Rt. 206)- Ap- Realty 819-0004 park & trans. Off-stree plus util. call eves 463- age. Available October 908-789-2364 bsmt. w/W&D, 1 car gar. tation. Call 908-766- parking. l.Vi mo. sec So. 3rd Ave. 3BR, LR, DR, 1st., 1991. $90 per proximately 2500-5000 Private yd. IVi mos. se- "let us bring you home" KIT, separate utilities, 2nd 0816 TIME SHARE UNITS- 6033 or 908-766-4320. $800 + util. Avail month. Call 908-369- sq.ft. Office with ware- curity. $1150/mo. 908- ENGLISH VILLAGE CON- floor. (908) 247-6997. SOUTH PLAINFIELD— 4 3791 house or light manufac- and campground member- 832-2164. BOUND BROOK— 1 immed. Please call afte ships. Distress sales DOS— Cranford. Privately bdrm. apt. Including HW & 6PM. 889-7191 HIGHLAND PARK— One rooms (2 bdrms.), 1 bath, turing,. Ideal for contrac- Chjbapl! Worldwide selec DUNELLEN- 2 bdrm, owned 1 bdrm. units (2 heat $630/mo. Call 968- bedroom apt: $580/ professional couple pre- 9600 tor. 908-526-7035 tions. Call VACATION NET- 2nd floor of 2 family, available). Includes heat/ 0035. CRANFORD— Avail. Nov month includes h/hw ferred. No pets. All utili COMMERCIAL $825. per month. NO hot water/ elevator. $825 1. Young lady preferred Great area. Close to ties. $675/ mo. 755- 9670 WORK U.S. & Canada 1 BOUND BROOK— 2 bed- 6735. REAL ESTATE 800-736-8250 or 305 PETS. 908-281-6865 plus security. Call 276- Private BR in attractive shops. Available 10/10 Retail Rentals 0303. JiTaml. room, off-street parking. 566-2203. Free rental In MILLTOWN- 4 bdrm. co bldg. Sharing facilities w/ No bets. 246-8007 days. WATCHUNQ- cozy coun- For.more details 908- young career people. Kit. formation 305-563-5586. Ionia!. $1875 mo. plus FLEMINQTON South- 287-2778 HtLLSSOROUGH — Prl try setting in a great loca- 9610 DUNELLEN- Excel, loca- utilities. Call 908-249 Newly decorated 1BR eating area & large LR vato . 2 BR apt. on one tion. Easy access to Rts. tion. Corner store Wash- BOUND BROOK— fur- : Business Properties 9400 1716. condo. $685 +util. Sec. Walking to distant to acre. Liv. tm'., kitchen 78 & 22. 2 BR w/plenty ington Ave. & North Ave. nished 4 rms + bath, all shopping area, nearby RR for Sale RENTALS req'd. Avail, now! 609- bath, w/w carpet. Tranquil closet space. $950/mo. 25x60. CAM 908-271- NORTH BRUNSWICK- % 497-1354. util. inc. mature adult & bus transportation. Pri. 0933. bdrms, 2 baths, eat-ln-kit, setting, yet convenient to includes all utlls. Avail. pref. no pets. 356-7182 vate prkg. Refs required shops. $800: 359-1924. imm.'908-322-7042. SOMERSET close to schools. $1200/ HILLSBOROUQH- 1 Credit check. No-smoker MIDDLESEX— 3 rooms, mo + utilities 908-572- bdrm. Condo, LR, Dining BRIDQEWATER 450 sq. ft. parking, AC, 9410 Rent $335 Includes al MANVILLE- 1st floor WESTFIELD- 1st fir, 2 Professional center offico 9366: area, kit, 1 full bath, fin. GRANDVIEW utils. 1% month security lbdrm, LR, DR, w/w car fam., 5 rooms, 2 BR'£, W/ corner store-front build- Homes bsmt., 1000 sq. ft. All ap- condo. approx. 900 sq. ft. ing. $450 per month plus PISCATAWAY- Home in deposit 1 yr lease. Cal peting, bath, kit., bsmt. W carpet, EIK, refrig. & Just reduced to $89,900 pliances. Tennis + pool. GARDENS garage. Private entrance pantry, enl. back porch, utilities. Call 908-469- quiet neighborhood, 1 & 2 Bedroom Town- for Inspection. Lee 908 or rent w/option. A PROFESSIONAL REAL- $1000 per month plus $800 + utils. Avail. 276-8870 Sep. util. Sec, Refs. req bsmt, off-st. parking, 2232 days, TOR— will help you obtain Immed.. Call Rarn 908- houses. Central air, indi- No pets. $650/ mo. plus conv. to town trans & utilities. 1VS month secu- vidual storage. Walk to 2300 sq. ft. free-standing NORTH BRUNSWICK- a rental to meet your rity. Available November 464-7487 eves; 908- DORCHESTER util. 908-359-3375. schools, $775/mo. Inc. Store, A-l location on heeds. Fees paid by land- 582-6722 days.' park & tennis courts water, sec. req. Call 908- condo in professional 1st. 908-463-8691 722-6740 HOUSE MANVILLE- 2 bdrms center. Medical approved. busy Rt. 130. 550 sq. ft. lord. Call John today at METUCHEN — Large 654-6077 retail space, full bsmt., 2 RE/MAX Partners Realtors, PISCATAWAY— single BRIDQEWATER- 6 Somervllle 2nd floor,. large kit, very Can subdivide. Ample 908-534-5052 family home for rent or sunny 1 BR condo. CAC, clean, w/w carpeting, cou- WESTFIELD- 3 bed- parking. car garage. Jim, 908-545- wall to wall carpet, close rooms, 3 bedrooms, Cen- 0077 or 908-545-1828. ent w/option to buy. LR, tral Air Conditioner, appli- ple preferred, no pet rooms w/2 full baths, con- AMWEIX VALLEY FARM- to train, $750/ month. Luxury Close to shopping area venient to center of town. HOUSE FOR RENT OR DR, eat in kit., 3 bdrms, ances included, washer/ 100% financing RARITAN— Store 1000 200' deep prop, w/de- IVi month security, no High Rise $650/ month + utils, 1^ Landlord pays for heat & sq.ft., $650/mo. 1 mo. SALE— Hillsborough Tvvp. pets. 908-757-8368 dryer hookup, basement, to qualified, buyer tached garage. Renting w/ yard. No pets. Available Elevator Apartments month security. 908-725 all other utilities except security required. 908- 1840 Colonial on 3 acres. 3391 or 725-4710 electric. Available im- Call for details Adjacent to Country Club. new refrlg., stand up MIDDLESEX- V* duplex Oct 1st, 1991. $875 per 722-9177 526-2879. freezer W&D. $1100/mo. featuring LR, large EIK, 2 month plus utilities. 908- mediately. $1225/mo.. HEROUX REALTY Surrounded by beautiful MANVILLE— 3 rooms and 908-232-9045 bet. 9-5. RETAIL SPACE AVAIL- rolling hills & former Xmas Call 752-4375 BR's, 1% baths, full 369-3791 bath, first floor, tenant Broker (908)873-5577 ABLE— with ample park- tree farm. 5 bdrms., 2Vi bsmt., CAC, $895/mo. + Studio pays all utilities. No pets. WESTFIELD-. newly ren- ing in prestigious Harding RARITAN— 3 bdrm. Split util. Call 271-2923 CALIFON— 2 bdrm., new •' 1 & 2 Bedrooms 9620 baths, LR, DR. eat In Kit., Level, 1^ bath, LR, DR, modern bath, LR, DR, new $500/mo. plus security. ovated 2 BR, W/W carpet, Square. Located on the 3 frplcs, wide flrbrds. & kit., W&D, $1100/mo. + SOMERSET DUNELLEN— 3 rooms Please C3ll 908-874 off-St. parking, close to Professional Country Mile In Harding kit. w/elec. range & refrig. 8714. Properties for Sale exposed beams, 2 story-4 util. Security req. Nice Full bsmt. w/W & D hook- convenient location, laun- train. $900/mo. 908-241- Twsp. For Info call 609- stall horse bam, 2 car ga- neighborhood. Near JFK Quailbrook 2 bedroom up. Attic, storage. Insu- dry facilities in basement, MANVILLE— 5 rooms, 0393 or 725-1520 924-4552. rage. 12 miles to Somer- school. 908-218-1763. ownhouso, garage,.' rent Avail, immed. Call 201- carport, deck, nice yard, WOODBRIDQE— 1 bdrm, MIDDLESEX— By Owner. ville. $2000/month or lated, storm windows, oil SOUTH PLAINFIELD,- with option. $1200/ heat, off-street parking, 575-6225. mature adults preferred. LR, kit, 1 bath, yard, New Luxurious Office Con- 9680 $325,000. THOMPSON month. DUNELLEN—Large 2 BR $700+ util: days 609 bsmt, easy commute to dos, Rt. 28, 1.7 acres. LAND, 609-921-7655. amily situation- brothers, 1V4 mos. sec. $895/mo. Warehouse Rentals sisters, mother/daughter, Call for other available plus util. Carl. R. Burd, apt., 2nd fl., heat/ bw 921-2057, eves 685- NYC. $525 + util. XV2 $87,000. 100% financing etc. 2 separate apts. w/ Somerset County Rentals 908-832-2164. incl. Hardwood floors. 0890 mo. sec. Avail. 11/1 634- avail. HELP-U-SELL BEDMINSTER- 4 bdrm. We have more available Yard available. No pets. 0756, leave mess. P,FT,M,Bkr. 469-2800. METUCHEN— for lease. center hall Colonial w/ separate entrances.. Up- CALIFON— large 3 bdrm., METUCHEN—Beautiful 1 Warehouse, 1250 sq. ft. stairs 3 bdrms., down Call us! Available immed. $700. bdrm. apartment avail. sunroom & porch on love- 2nd floor apt, LR, DR, all 752-9314. Drive-In loading. Available ly 90 acre estate. Ideal stairs 1 bd/m. 2 car gar; HEROUX REALTY carpeted, 1 bath, Ig. kit. Immed. close to train sta- 9450 9650 Immediatolly. $800/ situation for children & Near schools. 321-4039 Broker (908)873-5577 w/refrig. & elec. range, EDISON- (1) 5 rooms, tion. 908-549-2855. Rooms Office Rentals month. Call 908-494- 1st floor, $725/mo. (1) 3 pets. $2500/mo. 908- 9430 pantry, attic'storage, MIDDLESEX— Mid- 5348 781-7005. SOMERSET— 2 bdrm., bsmt. WAV & D, off-street rooms, 2nd floor, $550. dlesex Village. Spa- Townhouses Call 908-545-2395. BRANCHBURQ PINE BEDMINSTER— 1 room 2V2 bath townhouse. Ea. prkg. All sves. provided. clofas 1 bdrm. Garden MOTEL— daily, weekly or offce. Avail, on "Golden 9800 BRANCHBURQ- Lovely 4 and Condominiums bdrm. has separate bath, Heat & water furnished. EDISON—Larger 2BR apt. apt. $675/mo. Includes monthly. Pay service util- Triangle" (Rt. 202/206 & BUSINESS bdrm. Colonial In prime w/w carpet, CAC, washer/ z mos. sec. $975. Carl Quiet residential area. heat A H.W. NO PETS. executive area, 1-2 yr. ity. 908-722-9520. Lamington Rd.). Flex. OPPORTUNITIES A PROFESSIONAL REAL- dryer, other extras, tennis R. Burd, 908-832-2164. CAC, w/w carpet, laundry Pool available. Call terms. Sign availability. iBase, call for details & pool. $1100. 914-279- facility In basement. 356-55BO leave mes- BRANCHBURQ^ Fur- Appt. to see, brochure on OR— will help you obtain nished room, kitchen priv Excel, parking. 234-9400. i rental to meet your 2051 or 914-969-7682. Use Your Card... $875/mo. Garage avail- sage. request, $2000/mo. + able. 908-548-1990. iieges. Call for Informa- CRANFORD- 1000-1500 9810 utlls. THE PRUDENTIAL needs. Fees paid by land- tion, 526-4432. sq. ft. in well-known build- lord. Call John today at WESTFIELD- 7 new FAR HILLS— 4 rooms, 2 Businesses for Sale PIONEER Real Estate, ownhouses. 2 bdrms., NO PLAINFIELD- Spa BRIDQEWATER— Non- Ing. Parking available. 908-8S8-4300. Ind. RE/MAX Partners Realtors, baths, $900. 5 rooms, clous 1-2BR apt., 2nd fir., Utilities supplied, reason- 908-534-5052 1% baths, kitchen, LR, smoker. Kit & laundry Owned & operated. $1000. Call 201-376 w/w carpet, panel., fin. privileges, CAC, off-street able. 908-789-8961 DODGE 66 FULLY BRANCHBURQ— BY laundry room, garage, 5348 evenings. 2AC, Intercom, security attic, garage, convenient prkg, prlv, entrance. CRANFORD- Walk to EQUIPPED CATERING OWNER. 2 bdrms, 2Wz FLEMINQTON/FRENCH location. $600+ util. Cable, color TV, phono. TRUCK- also 1966 Chev- Advertise bath, fireplace, tennis, ystem. Excel, location, railroad. Private room, fax rolet Pickup/Camper— icar all transportation. TOWN. REASONABLE rent 469-4317. 526-1068/526-6405. In the Classified! pool, $126,500. Possible Quick And & copy machine. Reason freezer (still has 3 yr. S950/mo. IVi mos. sec: for 1 or 2 BR apt. Call for PISCATAWAY- 2 bdrm in NORTH PLAINFIELD- able. Info. 516-568 owner financing. Call 908- details. 908-782-3526. guarantee); Icemaker ma- 707-8996 MO pets. 908-654-3253 Convenient! 2 family house. $750 Large furnished room, 8871. chine; Asking $5000. Call heat included. l'Vi mo. kitchen privileges, young EAST BRUNSWICK- 908-828-2704, after 3. security. No pets. Profes^ employed woman, non- Route 18, 2300 sq. ft. of- sionls pref. Avail. Immed. smoker. Available Im- fice, showroom, work LUNCH TRUCK AND Dawn, 908-753-5758. mediately. 908-756-0294 shop, storage, overhead ROUTE excellent cond, w/ RARITAN BORO- Mod- easy morning route, PLAINFIELD— Quiet door, ample parking, AC. grossing over $2500 per em, lovely 4 room apt. neighborhood in nice Call 609-655-2447 2nd floor. Business cou- week. Call 908-494-- area, use of houso for GREEN BROOK- New of 8038. ple preferred. 1 month se- $100 wk. Two Weeks se fice condo, Route 22, pri- curity. Avail. Nov, 1. MANVILLE— Grocery/ curity required. 908-769 vate , office, share large lv ; 725-4972 4356. . common area & equip- Deli "Money :Mak,ler". - ment, private bath, $375 Landlord offering an RARITAN— Avail. Nov. 1. SOMERSET— Profes- amazing deal for this 1 bdrm, 2nd floor,, wall to sional woman to rent per month includes utils. 908-424-0800. . 1800 sq. ft. Deli Turn Koy wall carpet, W&D, self room. Kitchen privileges. operation. Call laiir|n The Real Estate-Show^TEverything you want to know about te -cleaning—range;—refrtg—w/ private bath: cqii Cuoco for details on this Icemaker, DW, heat inc. sq. ft. office on the Main great opportunity. 908- No pets, $700/mo V/i 908-937-5910 SOMERVILLE- 1 fur Street (Rarltan Ave.) of 253-9000 didn't know who to ask. Look at our September line-up of guests! mo. sec. Call 725-6419 Highland Park. New. facil- after 5PM nlshed rm w7p'rivate bath & entrance, prkg., no ity with parking In excel- 9840 WMTR 1250AM Thursday 6:00-7:00 PM RARITAN- Efficiency pets, reasonable monthly lent location. Available Immediately. 'Call 719- Investments/ 530. Single professional, rate to reliable person. Opportunities 3 rooms, utilities paid. 369-4659 after 5PM. 7985, 9-5 ask for Bllllo $650/month. Security & Davis. Nobody works harder for you than Burgdorff, references. 908-722- SOMERVILLE— beautiful BE ON T.V.— many need- location. Nicely furnished HILLSBOROUQH- Pro- 5712 fessional office building. ed for commercials. Now room w/refrigerator. Non hiring all ages. For casting RARITAN— Newly remod- smoker, male preferred. 2200 sq. ft. Rt. 206 & Triangle Rd. at traffic Info, call (615) 779-7111 eled 1 bdrm., 4. block References, security. $75 ext. T-451. from train station. $635/ & up. 725-6470 after light. Available im- mo.; 11/2 mos. sec. No 4PM. mediately. 908-218-1100 CABLE TV JOBS— no ex- pets. Call 908-526-3829. perience necessary. SOMERVILLE- Fur- MANVILLE- Professional $11.50/hr. For informa- ROSELLE PARK— 1 nished room for gentle- bldg. 509 sq. ft., parking- tion call 1-900-737-6262 bdrm. & Efficiencies. Heat man. Centrally located. main street location. 908- SrhotrwatersuppliedrNeVvfj DX1^_67 Ifon-smoker. Refs. $75/ •477-2628; days, $12.95 fee. w/w carpet;Tjalnted, nice wk. 908-725-7238. METUCHEN- 2-3 room bldg. Private parking. No offices, prime location, EARN $300-$500 WEEK- pets. Call 241-6869, after SOMERVILLE- With LY— assemble products kitchen privileges. 908- near train & bus, off 4PM or leave message street prkg. 548-6400. at home. No selling. Easy 494-1617. 526-5923 work. Guaranteed income. NEW BRUNSWICK- Make jewelry, toys, crafts S. BOUND BROOK- 2 Modern redecorated reno- BR, bsmt. storage, washer 9470 etc. Call 1-800-552-7826 SPACIOUS AND SPARKLING GRACIOUS LIVING hook-up, yard, $675 + Apartments to Share vated offices 1 block from Extn. HA-1025. utils. Immed. occupancy. courthouse & train. 4 EARN EXCELLENT PAYI best doscrlbes this 4 bedroom, 31/2 bath homo with 3 family rooms, Rolaxod enjoyment Is yours In this 3 year old custom contemporary large rms., kit., bath, se- newer eat-In kitchen, central air and central vaccum. Plus a full oot on 11/4 acre lot. Dramatic cathedral colling and full height 356-8540 GLADSTONE- 2 BR apt. Over 400 companies, curity system, parking; need homeworkers/dls- basement, walk-In attic, car garage, patio, and hardwood floors. Dolawuro stono flroplace, beautiful hardwood floors, natural lighting SCOTCH PLAINS In 2 fam. Victorian, W/D. wired for computers & These are just some of the amenltlos to bo found hore. Situated In a tributors NOW! For amaz- throughout, many oxqulslto features. A most unique homo In Scotch 1 bdrm. apartment in fin- Preferred mature profes- phone. 908-249-1406. Westflold family neighborhood within walking distance to town and Plains. $449,000., Westflold office, 233-0065. est residential area. Call sional who loves cats. ng recorded Information schools. $459,900. Westfleld office. 233-0065. 908-757-9279. Avail Nove 1. 908-781- PISCATAWAY— OFFICE call 201-989-6569 1215 or Iv msg OR RETAIL. 6,000 SQ. FT. EARN UP TO $339 PER SCOTCH PLAINS- 2 WILL DIVIDE. FORMER bdrms., LR, WAV carpet, MANVILLE- professional WEEK— assembling prod- BANK AND DENTIST OF- ucts at home. Start Im- modern kitchen, tile bath, Female roommate wanted FICE. 981-1313. central air. $795/month to share 2 bdrm. apt. mediately. Call 24 hrs for + util. No pets. Days $3O5/mo. + utlls. Call SOMERVILLE- 800 sq. our fact-filled directory & Kathl at 908-707-0999. ft. Primo location, 65 guide. 314-453-8519. 322-8400; eves. 754- North Gaston Avenue, 5162 heat & AC supplied, now SCOTCH PLAINS- 2 9480 carpet. Available im- GET HIRED THE EASY bdrm, modern kitchen, Homes to Share mediately. 908-722- WAY— Learn how to get LR, CAC, refrlg. &. WAV 3059. employers to call you & carpet. $750/m,o. + utili- GIVE YOU THE JOB YOU BEDMINSTER- beautiful SOMERVILLE- full ser- WANTI Amazing Recorded ties. Days 908-322-8400, 2 BR, 2YJ bath In The Hill. Eves. 908-754-5162. vice shared office rental, Message Reveals Details. 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Wondorful entertainment bdrms, air condi- home in beautiful area. tions also avail, starting & housing Call 1-516- alzo rooms Include first floor family room, ologant living and dining Rofs required, 1 month at $275/mo. Call Marty 261-6160 ext. 101. r\ roomu. 4 bodrooms, 21/2 baths. Must bo soenl $459,000. In Moun- tioned. Heat, hot wa- 908-722-5100 9AM-5PM. SCIENTIFIC BREAK- tainside. Wostflold Offlco, 233-0065. ter and.cooking aas security. $425 Includes utlls. 908-231-3198 SOUTH PLAINFIELD- THROUGH increases gas ncluded. Balconies, BELLE MEAD— Profes- Professlonal office In mileage, lowers emis- country setting, walk sional Malo/Fomalo to prestigious medical build- sions. Distributor can to town. Storage, share large clean house. ing. Flexible arrangements make a mint PTI Full able TV optional. $300+ util, security re- for full/part time shared raining & support. Call quired 908-281-9875^ use spaces. From 1-7 of- 686-8740 oxt.8, 24 hrs. $620 when available. fices available. 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Winrjjng weekend See this week's Everybody's a big wheel Cranford and Brearley's Automotive Guide in this organization football teams victorious for Auto Show detaiSs See Sports, page B-l" See this week's Weekend" Inside this issue ' • Thursday, October 10,1991 Volume 98, Number 41 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents CRANFQRD • GARWOOD • KENILWORTH Experts: $700K to solve flooding K-9 lookin' fine By CHERYL MOULTON HEHL for the work to begin. emerged as a top priority for ac- CHRONICLE STAFF WRITER The project could take up to one u'on. Township residents heard some year from beginning to end, in- Currently this area is served by a good and bad news today — there cluding design, bidding, award of 36-inch trunk line, or storm sewer. is a solution to their flooding prob- bid and a construction phase of Three solutions were considered: lems, but enacting it could cost up three to six months. The proposed ah express pipe or sewer, a deten- to $700,000, according to estimates project would include tearing up tion basin to hold storm water run- from engineering consultants hired Henly Avenue to install the ex- off, or diverting upstream flawinto- several months ago to evaluate the press pipe, and street surfacing other watersheds. The third option situation. and new, curbs. was eliminated, and of the other At last week's Township Com- tow, the express sewer was deemed The township is proceeding "one mittee workshop meeting, Concept by Marsh a more 'Valid approach step at a time," according to Mayor Engineering Consultants provided to addressing the flooding prob- Ed Force, with no projected date governing body members withi an lems." in-depth report on the ^revaluation of the improvements proposed in A 66-inch pipe would replace the Residents find way the 1976 Killam Storm Sewer Mas- lWnch pipe, and run along Henly ter Plan, and Dunhan Avenues, with an ex- to remedy flooding The consulting firm was hired tension to Locust Avenue. By CHERYL MOULTON HEHL several months ago to evaluate and According to Marsh, the existing CHRONICLE STAFF WRITER determine the best solution for the 15-inch storm sewer is undersized, What d6 residents do when flooding. According to Kenneth resulting in backing up and "pond- they're far down the list for flood Marsh, who presented the report, ing" on the Orange Avenue School relief? development of the upstream field. A 364nch pipe is also needed Help thyself, say residents of drainage basin has increased peak to convey flows from the low point West Holly Street, who are working river flows, while development in of the flood area on Oak Lane to hand and hand with the township Cranford has increased local runoff the proposed express pipe. The ex- to keep flood waters at bay. beyond the capabilities of the exist- isting 36-inch storm sewer on Nor- Flooding on West Holly Street ing storm sewer systems. mandie Place, which would then has increased, affecting.more resi- In addition, he said, develop- have adequate capacity, would re- dents each year. The problem is ment in the flood plain areas along main in service to collect and con- caused when the feeder creek run- the river has exposed many more vey local runoff to the river. properties to flooding. Low lying Preliminary cost estimates for ning behind West Holly Street Photo by DARYL STONE overflows. Four other residential areas along Oak Lane, Columbia the 66-inch wide express pipe total Avenue, Manor Avenue and Locust A crowd of people, Including a cameraman from Channel 35, gathered to watch a K-9 streets in the township are afflicted out at $694,800, including the re- demonstration at the Cranford Safety Fair last month. with similar flooding problems, Drive have continued to flood on a surfacing and new curbing for and the township, according to regular basis, and this area has Henly Avenue. West Holly street resident Elaine Wing, "is tackling" them one by One. While it is not easy waiting for the township to get to an area, Discord at Cranford High School Wing said she learned of several things the residents could do to keep flooding down. One involved Students are divided on whether race is causing fights, disagreements . neighbors working together one By CHERYL MOULTON HEHL being handled in a "professional manner by ways patrolled prior, to school opening and Seyfarth that there will be meetings with weekend to. clear debris from the CHRONICLE STAfF WRITER the high school administration" so it does when school lets out".. :. police and students to make the students creek. Saturday Sept, 28, in con- Rumors of racial discord at Cranford High not escalate. When advised that parents had told the "cognizant of their responsibilities." junction with the town wide Litter School were confirmed by school, township According to the anonymous official, a Chronicle that their children had seen uni- Mayor Ed Force said he did not know Pickup Day, residents did just that. and police officials yesterday, but the extent fight broke out on High Street, as students formed officers and undercover.detectives in enough about what had happened, but he Wing hplipyps -this cornincration , of4he-preblem:remains-el8Udy: ^—' — were walking home-from-a football garner 4hc ochool Gihec Monday,. Seyfarth qaid -believed it was "a sensitive i^dh not only benefits the residents liv- • Although- incidents sparking the distur- and a pipe was.thrown through a window,in there had "been a meeting, with students, felt the best course *ivas to "have-some di- ing with flooding, but promotes : bance apparently began weeks ago, accord- a scuffle. The official said police were work- police and administrators" after the incident alogue with the kids to find out what is good will with the township and ing to sources who wish to remain anony- ing with the. families. of the students in- and increased patrols had been instituted at going on." v discourages, she hopes, the town- mous, a fight between black, white and His- volved in an attempt to "quiet the situation." the beginning and end of the school day. He He did stress, "I don't want to over- ship from moving an area down on panic students after a football game Satur- Cranford Police Chief Harry Wilde initially said there were no other detectives or uni- sensitize this until I know more about what the list for flood relief. day left one high school junior with a re- did not want to talk about what had oc- formed police in the school this week. is going on." < » Meanwhile, the township sent ported broken jaw and eye socket. curred, saying he preferred not to let the Schools superintendent Robert Paul said, Students, however, said uniformed police residents in the West Holiy Street Students who were at the scene of the problem "run rampant with rumors." "The Board of Education is not going to were stationed in the cafeterias during lunch area a letter of support for the altercation, though, say the student who was When interviewed, Cranford High School handle this. It is an administrative problem. hour. feeder brook clean up. The town- injured provoked the fight. principal Robert Seyfarth said there was no We are policy makers." At 2:50 p.m. yesterday, Cranford police ship also provided collection sites A township official-who wished not to be problem at the high school, but when asked He said he was "concerned the" com- and detectives were parked next to the for residents to dump the debris, named maintains this "minor" problem is to confirm if police officers were in the. munity is running rampant with rumor and school at dismissal, with several uniformed with the department of public "being blown out of proportion" and that it's- . school hallways, said the police "have al- innuendo." He also said he was advised by (Please turn to page A-3) works (DPW) picking up the litter the following Monday. gineer Karen Kramkowski, said 9 "Keeping the brook clear and free- flowing is to the benefit of ev- State 'scanner law is crux of local controversy eryone." She also informed resi- dents, "The township is looking into what we can do in the way of maintenance and in the long run Chief hopes law is not changed Resident wants his name cleared as a flood control project" By CHERYL MOULTON HEHL emergency situations where police and fire By CHERYL MOULTON HEHL no criminal record. In a telephone interview Meanwhile, according to Wing, CHRONICLE STAFF WRITER departments were unable to keep in contact CHRONICLE STAFF WRITER with the Chronicle on Tuesday, he ex- the township is moving ahead with If Police Chief Harry Wilde could have his with headquarters or each other — incidents Tomorrow a young Cranford resident will plained the circumstances prior to his ar- other measures to help West Holly way, a 1930s state law prohibiting the use of such as a child hit by a car, a man with a rest , Street residents, including: be tried in court, under the charge that he short wave radio receivers on police, fire and hand caught in a machine, a firefighter in- broke a law HAM operators and some state In June 1990, a neighborhood complaint • Meeting with the New Jersey emergency, frequencies would remain ine jured at a. fire,, and ...other emergency inci- assemblymen call outdated. ••-•- brought former police Capt -Harry Wilde Department of Environmental Pro- same. dents were interrupted when the "jammer" The man said he's a scapegoat of the po- (Wilde is now police chief) to the home of tection (DEP) to determine how played music over the police and fire fre- Dobrowansky, who lives with his wife and new restrictions will affect solu- If anything, said the newly-appointed lice. chief, the law is more appropriate today than quency. Eric Dobrowansky was arrested in De- 2-year-old son. It was at this time, he said, tions to West Holly Street flooding that "Wilde brought up the fact" the town- problems; when it was enacted, since police scanners Wilde maintains the law currently on the cember by Cranford police for having in his are easier to obtain now. books is "very contemporary," due to the ship police department had been plagued • Providing sandbags to those car a shortwave radio receiver that operates 1 Wilde refused to comment on a case pend- relative ease of obtaining equipment - on police, fire and emergency frequencies by a jammer on the police and fire radio who have severe erosion problems scanner. The jamming had interrupted the ' along the banks of the brook; ing against Eric Dobrowansky, who was ar- And, the law as it stands protects the com- without a permit The events prior to his rested by Cranford police last December for munity, as it leaves open the frequencies arrest, however, bear significant weight oh ability of both the police and fire de- • Authorizing the townshipDPW partments to transmit emergency informa- to remove overhanging tree limbs unlawful possession of a police radio re- used by uniformed personnel, Wilde said. the case, says the 22-year-old township resi- ceiver. dent tion via the airwaves. Dobrowansky said obstructing water flow; Assemblyman Nicholas Felice (R-Bergen), Wilde knew he was a HAM operator and o Allowing the DPW to remove The arrest followed investigation and sur- a licensed HAM operator and a sponsor of Dobrowansky was charged by the Union County grand jury in May with breaking the had the equipment to help them find the debris residents pull out of the veillance by township police detectives Rus- the proposed bill before the Assembly, said culprit, and said, "By the way, if there is brook; and sell Wilde and linn Lockwood, who acted on yesterday he believes people have the wrong "scanner" la\V that has been on the books since the 1930s. Dobrowansky said he "just anything you can do to help us, come down • Clearing out Fables Pond (lo- a search warrant issued by Superior Court impression of the bill. to the police station." cated at Union County College) Judge Leonard Sachar. wants to clear his name." He said he had "In no way does this bill have to do with "verbal permission" from a township police In December, after hearing the jammer which is designed to be a catch Detectives discovered a police radio re- transmitting," Felice said, "this bill is only on the scanner using abusive language and basin for the brook. The pond has ceiver mounted on the dashboard of the car desk sergeant to aid in the search of a per- for receivers. Nowhere in the world is anyone son who was1 jamming the police and fire making it impossible for police to transmit, not been maintained by UCC, and belonging to Dobrowansky. A county com- allowed to transmit over the airwaves with- Dobrowansky said he decided to offer his could be creating back flow, Wing munications expert had determined the radio frequencies. In fact, said Dobrowansky, the out a state and federal license to do so." sergeant announced this over police radio help to Wilde. When he went to the police said. was programmed to receive and transmit Felice said he has prepared a similar back- station Wilde was unavailable, but he ex- radio frequencies, said Lt William O'Donnell airwaves. up bill, which asks that the bill be passed Tomorrow, Dobrowansky's attorney, John plained the reason for being there to a desk English teacher to the Chronicle after Dobrowansky's arrest with the stipulation that people who wish to sergeant on duty. last year. Norton, will seek dismissal of the charge wins state honor have receivers in their cars, the "responsible before Superior Court Judge Edward Beglin "Technically, the sergeant gave me per- Although Wilde said he could not com- people who aid communities during emer- Jr. mission when he told police over the scan- Gloria Montalto of Cranford, a ment on the case since it is in litigation, he gencies," be able to take a test and secure a ner I would be in the area helping that did stress the fact the scanner law itself is of Dobrowansky said he went to headquar- teacher,at New Dorp High School license. ters to offer his help. Sgt James Washburn, night," Dobrowansky said. Also aiding his in Staten Island, has been named "great importance here." He said the pro- defense, he said, will be the fact the jam- posed change in the law would "allow any- He also said he was "really amazed" the who was on desk duty that night, said he a 1991 English Teacher of Excel- Federal Communication Commission (FCC) announced over the airwaves that Dobrow- ming continued "while I was in custody." lence by the New York State En- one to put a scanner in their car," and "that is where the real issue is." did not step in to find out who was jamming ansky would be in the' area helping, but Dobrowansky has not been charged with glish Council. Cranford's emergency airwaves. Felice said if "never gave him permission," being the jammer, nor could he be, he said, A teacher must be nominated by Elaborating on this, Wilde said the "unre- someone is operating illegally over the police -•<• Dobrowansky also hopes his membershipsince interrupting police or fire airwaves is a colleague and then receive let- stricted use by unauthorized persons is open- and fire airwaves, the FCC has "sophisticated in a Bayonne organization that assists that a federal offense punishable by the Federal ters of recommendation from an ing the door to abuse." He said the "unre- equipment" which would "triangulate" the city in emergency communications, aids in Communications Commission (FCC). administrator, a peer and a stu- stricted availability and use of scanning signals. Although it is harder, he said, when the dismissal of the case against him. dent This year's theme was "Cel- equipment could wreak havoc with public His motive, he said, was "to help, nothing a person is mobile, "It just depends on how If the case goes to trial as scheduled, the more." He views his ultimate arrest as ebration of Diversity: Many Voic- safety." much pressure is put on them (the FCO. es, Many Stories." 1987 Cranford High School graduate could "stabbing me in the back for trying to Township police and firefighters counted Nothing is impossible." face a sentence of up to 18 months in pris- help." He cited several reasons for offering Mrs. Montalto has been recog- 133 "jammings" over a 15-month period, According to Dobrowansky the FCC on. his help, including the fact that Cranford is nized as a teacher who awakens with each jamming causing over 400 cases of watched his home but has not contacted him Dobrowansky earned a college degree in "my town, I grew up here and went to in students a sensitivity to the police unable to transmit over the airwaves, regarding this surveillance. Wilde would hot school here," and extensive experience in richness of cultural diversity in electronics from Union County College, Wilde said. comment on whether the FCC was involved holds a job in the radio communications the field of electronics. Besides, he adds, "It American culture as reflected in This, said Wilde, ultimately resulted in in the search for the "jammer." (Please turn to page A-3) language and literature. field, and is a licensed HAM operator with