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Thursday, August 27,1992 A Forbes Newspaper "50 cents Vol. 99, No. 35 I CRANFORD • GARWOOD •KENILWORTH student roomed Sooii-Yi Triathalon coming By CHERYL HEHL roonMmte'crying "all the time." of the time. Like.mpst freshman students by liirho. There also were nightly calls from a "At first I didn't even know her rriother. . the adopted, daughter of Mia Farrow and person she assumed;was her boyfriend "the to Cranford Sept. 13 THE CHRONICLE . was Mia Farrow, ft was my Monti who,men- Andre Previn had to adjust to college life, actor;"'. • ••. •..-•••"• ;;• " .;• • ' / • •' Gold Medal Fitness Center of ... Last year Stephanie Dixon left Cranford . tioned. it to me, so I asked Soon-Yi. She but.according to Ms. Dixon, Sooh-Yi spent Although Ms. Dixon respected her room- Cranford and the Crawford Bike for Drew University and wound, up rooming ; seemed to not want anyone to know, so I most, of her time studying. Soon-Yi was mate, she does not approve of her liaison Shop are Sponsoring a triatha- ; with Soon-Yi,.who has been the subject of respected her feelings," said. Msi Dixon, who "meticulous" about her college papers, and with Mr. Allen; and finds fault, with the v/ay lon SUhday, Sept 13.'Proceeds . worldwide, multi-media coverage of. a love s.till seems shocked by the entire revelation. would have friends check over her work for the romance came about. "••'. ; .will'be donated to the_^erican':: trislngle among her,. Woody Allen and Mia However, her roommate's desire to keep her ^nistakes in spelling-end grammar.' "i thjnk what Soon-Yi is doing is wrong. It. ' Heart AsspcjaliOn, . • personal life to Herself often wasnxpsterious, But Ms.; Dbron dispels the rnyth that^-te is not what she is doiiig'as much as who she "•;.. • tKe ail^y eVerrt \ M y l consist "..• 'Ms. Dixon, 19; may be the only j^erson especiallythis pasTSprtng.-: •; :'"*"'h rich,have everything. Soon-Yi did not have ;is seeing; After,all,her mother has done for! . of a 20-mile; Indoor stationary. closer to- the principals whom the major "I knew she was seeing someone who toas a lot of clothes, but what she did have was .her, tafcirig her in arid all, it just. does; riot .tike ride, .a.'five-mile! treadmill' expensive. I do know she land her brothers seem right, especially with someone his' run, and a 2(XMIight stair climb. media have not yet caught up with. She an actor since I would hear her talking hasn'tbeen hiding; in fact, she has spent the ^ about; sets and. lighting, but I never thought and sisters had to do chores around the age," she added. ;. . • '., i. All' entrants will receive a T-. last few weeks in her Retford Avenue home She does .remember Ms. Farrow "scream- shirt, The_best overall time will '.. it was Woody Allen," she said, adding that house and basically work to pay for things watching television. . Soon-Yi would ask her to leave the room so they wanted,1' she said. Ms. Dixon said that ing at her daughter at 6 a.m. on the phone win a bike; ' • . each morning for a long period of time, ask-; Participants must register by Ms. Dixon spent her entire freshman year she could "talk in private." : Soon-Yi often spoke pf how her mother ex- in the same room with Soon-"Yi and never - "Now 1 know why her mother was so pected all of the children to earn money for ing "Why are you doing this to yourself?*' As Friday, Sept. 11; Call Gary Patti far as Ms. Dixon knew, her mother was. just :at the Gold Medal Fitness Cen- knew .hef roommate's "boyfriend" was angry with her, but Soon-Yi was constantiy things they wanted. •'••'. ter, 276-7566. Woody. Alien; She knew "something" was. crying," she said, but Soon-Yi never disv Since the two had private telephone lines displeased with Soon-Yi's choice of a boy- upsetting her roommate, and that some- cussed her personal life. into their room, it was rare for Ms. Dixon to friend, something quite common for teerv- thing had made Soon-'Ws mother, Mia Far- Still, as Stephanie sees it, spending a year answer her roommate's phone. . • agers. : • ••" •: • •'•• ' • .- ' •••. • •• •••• •"/ .:••' ; RVSA to hold pub- row, so angry prior to Christinas that heated living in such close proximity to one of the Ms. Dixon did notice Soon-Yi went The Cranford resident, will have a new- lic hearing exchanges on the phone resulted in her rich and famous was "pretty normal" most "home" every weekend by bus and returned roommate this falL ';" The Rahway Valley Sewerage Authority (RVSAy will hold a . public hearing at 7 tonight, to obtain public comment on the ' Hitting the book long-term amendment to • its Land-Based Sludge Manage- ment Facilities Plan.The hearing Oil will be held in the board room year's :eve| • of the RVSA's administrative of- ing to shift students into smaller/, fices at 1050 E. Hazelwpod By BOB SULLIVAN THECHHONICUi classes at Livingston School I Ave., Rahway.. . But board members felt the hir-^ The proposal calls for the On the eve of the new school RSVA to enter Into a long-term ing of a new teacher r- which will year, the Board of Education voted cost the district an estimated contract with AgOrgahlQ Inc. for Monday to hire one nw te8wer . processing of the sludge (waste rather than maintain two fourth- water) produced at the RSVA fa* grade classes of 27 students at Hill- cility. The contract with.AgOr- side Avenue School ganic would be in lieu of the The board has traditionally lim- RVSA's purchase of new land ited elementary class sizes at 25, for sludge disposal. but Monday night considered a proposal from Acting Superinten- $42,000 —- was both fair and edu- Registration set dent William Cashman that class cationally gouncL The vote to split sizes of 27 students be maintained.. the class into three sections was for Cub Scouts Last year's two third-grade class-' unanimous. .;,; ,. ; ''-.••• ;• ' ... ,' Students of Hillside Avenue, es at Hillside School were below • Prior to discussion, several par- Walnut Avenue and Livingston the 25-student limit, but transfers ents complained about the draw- schools may register now for caused the numbers problem for" backs of larger class sizes. ','•': the Cub Scout program year. the upcoming year, Mr. Oashjnan "There are a consMerahlfc The Tiger Cub program Is. open said He suggested that the twoamount of students in that class to boys vvho will, be entering classes of 27 be maintained and a who need a lot of help. Last year's first-grade in September. This Is classroom aide be hired to assist third grade teacher is adamant that the first stage of Cub Scouting. with clerical work; He also sug- the class be split," Janice Rosens Each Tiger Cub attends a gested some parents might be will- crantzsaid. . ,: monthly meeting with an adult partner, usually a parent or. rela- OEOnQH PACCKLLO/THE CHROMCtE tive. Schools are about to reopen and It's time to stock up on supplies, Just as Marc Perrette, 10, The Cub Scout program Is and his mother Barbara did recently at Drug Fair In Cranford. open to boys entering second- Flooding relief OK'd grade and up to 10 years old. Pack 75, sponsored by the Cranford Methodist Church, is Glaiit board again postpones vote for downtown shops for boys attending Hillside Av- enue School. Pack 174, spon- By BOBtULUVAN before construction. - By BOB SUUJVAN to the Township Committee, prelimi- sored by Walnut/Uvingston PTA, nary estimate of damages to five of Cranford residents Loretta Smith and Rae Kane THECHRONICLB Is for boys attending Walnut and THECHRONIC1E were among the chanters. the stores Is nearly $36,000. Livingston Avenue Schools. After listening to 60 minutes of chanting picketers "We're concerned that once they change that land' The Cranford Township Commit- But the Township Committee be-, Call' Domlnick .and Barbara and another three hours of public testimony, the to light industry, rones in the area will change piece tee has unanimously authorized lieves the project sent to bid Tues- Esolda at 27^6841 to register dark Board of Adjustment again postponed decision by piece. The flavor of the area will change," Ms. bidding on a project designed to day vyiH solve the problem. Plans by Sept 10. on!the proposed cogeneration plant Monday night Smith said. ''They (board of adjustment) have stifled, relieve flooding at a series of North , call for the Installation of new drains Most of Monday's hearing was devoted to com- us, have not let us speak, and practically thrown Avenue stores. across the lot, two new catch ba- down our committee members with no courtesy." Bins, and Increased curbing height Eighth-graders ments from Clark residents while concerned Cranford The flooding Is caused by a outside the stores. Cost of the citizens will have an opportunity to testify at the neat But another Cranford residents who lives just as steeply graded public parking lot In have "Night Out" dose to the plant supports its approval and con- project will be about $25,000, which meeting, scheduled for Sept. 8. That night the board the rear of the stores. Running wi be paid by the Downtown Man- Garwood's eighth-graders struction, •.'•', . also may begin deliberations on the proposal, but water from fast, hard rains cannot agement Corporation. and Burger King vviH host a there is no guarantee that any decision will be made. Joe Pagano was one of about SO U.S. Gypsum em- be contained by small drains In the night out Saturday, Sept 12, ployees who appeared at Monday's meeting wearing area, and water Jumps the curbs "This Is a very straightforward More than 100 residents from both Clark and Cran- proposal which wont cost a lot of f baseball hats wnich>read, ''Cogeneration — clean and and runs Into Cortina Restaurant, ford marched outside Clark's Brewer School Monday money or take a lot of time but It will Cash receipts should be green." ••• •. '•' .-...'•. .'• • '" ' '". ' •- Martin Jewelert, Gelger's Fine prior to the meeting, holding picket signs and chant' solve the problem," Commissioner placed in a special box at Burg- "It's safe and it's something we need here in the Women's Apparel, and several ing "One, two, three four, we wont take it any- United States," Mr. Pagano, a 45-year Cranford resi- J. Robert Hoefller said. er King marked eighth-grade more...five, six, seven, eight, we will not cogenerate." other stores, fund-miser. Burger King will do- dent said. "It's something U.S. Gypsum needs tocom - Mr. Hoeffler said tha problem The strip of stores In tha heart of began when the back lot was rede- nate 20 percent of the receipts The protesters oppose a proposal by EJEA, Devel- pete with foreign companies, and there's no evidence the downtown has compiled a list of signed a year ago. "Th»y dldnt to LJncoln'8 eighth-gradem. opment Inc. to construct^ plant on Raritan Road near that it's a danger to anyone." Cranford's border that would provide steam to United , Cranford school b^ard menibers Rich Sails and Dee recent damages caused by the take Into account that the sewer States Gypsum at discounted rates and excess elec- Sugalski and Township Committee member Barbara water runoff. According to a memo leader to the street. makes three Yak payments tricity to New York's Con-Edison public utility. The Bilger also were among the picketers. Committee tent from Cranford Chamber of sharp tuins. That prevents the water due Monday proposal requires at least one use variance and must members Daniel Aschenbach and Bob Hoelfler spoke Commerce President Paul taCorte from escaping fast enough." receive the blessing of the Clark Board of Adjustment Cranford residents have until before the board, . Monday.to meet their third- quarter tax payments. Property tax bills were finally Town policeman boldly mailed Aug. 14 after budget DiFabios worry as Andrew roars at them wrangling at the state level de- By BOBSUUJVAN leaving. They were boarding up the house and getting layed mailing for more than one handles gun incident ready." month. The original payment THECHRONICIiE Key West had braced for Hurricane Andrew, which due date was Aug. 1. The delay An off-duty Cranford police of- McArthur Drive allegedly had shot delivered record winds and rainfall. Hurricane forecasters caused more than frustration for ficer aided a gunshot victim and Donald GrauB around 7 pjm. after When Hurricane Andrew ripped through Florida Mon- tax payers and town administra- the two were engaged in a personal day morning, Joe DiFablo could only wait. \ predicted Andrew would be a category 5 — or cata-. helped arrest a suspect Saturday , The program coordinator for Cranford's recreation de- strophlc — storm when it hit the coast, tors. The interruption in cash near his Edison home. dispute. flow forced many townsto bor - "I found the gun sitting in near- "partment tried unsuccessfully to contact his brother Al by Joe, who'also graduated from Cranford High School, Det linn Lockwood was home telephone that morning and, at press time, he was still lived for several years on Key West before returning to row short term notes to meet and off-duty Saturday when his by bushes and I left it there," Mr. payrolls and bill payments. Lockwood said."Then I located the unable to confirm his brother's safety. Al, a Cranford Cranford a few yeafa ago. girlfriend heard what sounded like High School graduate and former Cranford resident, has Cranford Director of Finance alleged shooter standing on his "I'm pretty upset (about not being able to call), but a gunshot She called police while porch. I kept my eye on him until lived on Key West for the past 10 years. they're made of hearty stock down there. They have a Tom Grady said use of town Det Ijockwood headed outside. surplus, and cooperation from the police arrived." "There were no communications to the area," Joe way of living through these.thirigs down there," ho said the school board has saved the "I saw the victim on all fours on Mr. Gratis was listed in satisfac- DIFablo said. "My parents have been trying and trying. on Tuesday. "They have ample warning. The National township the costly interest tees the lawn, bleeding," he said, "He tory condition at Robert Wood They might not have phone lines and electricity in Key • Weather service la right down there in Miami." "' - of 5hort4erm borrowing. had been shot through the mouth, Johnson University Hospital in West,for a week or two. We Just have to sit and wait. We Wednesday at 5:45 am the good news came in a call but he was talking and coherent" New Brunswick Tuesday. talked to them (Sunday) and we know- they weren't from Al: all is OK. .. Guy Messina^... of Edison's ^^BOB SULLIVAN
.*.. A-2C News August 27, 199gl Artist 27,1992 Garwood A-3:
for a decision on the matter. —Devdoper-and~lOTigtfane -Kenilworth-Garwood-Briefs^ ilworth manufacturer' Frank __ - -Jfc ^ liello proposes to clean the con- Cleaning tip - taminated-toitner-Voieo7±Jrass-and Copper site on Market Street aS« the Boulevard, pay at least thrdt renew schools' study years bacmaxes and build a super- -lot,: ' •• •/ . •...••• • • • ...... •• • .-.••. i •••.'•/.. market ^chc^rwashjoni an 8-a new programs in; Westfield responsible Water and Hazardous Waste Divi- parcel '."at the cofherToT the sion of the DEPE issued the viola- vard and Market Street new committee for sewage spills tion Aug. 18 after determining the Frustrated bythe delay and the break originated in Westfield. GARWOOD — The Department fact he has A&P Superman JOANNE McFADDEN count for six. of Environmental Protection and However, conflicting reports chain ready to sign on the do: "In spite of all of the sbphistica- Energy (DEPE) has served a notice from the DEPE and Westfield of- line, Mr. Oriscitiello began to CHHONICDE •.•;•".' ,:. tion of demographic data, federal teacher," said Mr. Boright of violation on Westfield for recent ficials continue to cloud whether the site a few weeks ago at his.own By JOANNE McFADDEN •T-ATrising enrollment has sparked census tract information, profes- THE CHRONICLE ! ~' spills of raw sewage into the Gar: the break was repaired, or if any- expanse, including spending Sflf Board of Education into estab- sional research and local birth At Franklin School, a modifiefl wood brook. one, knows where the actual break $30,000 to gut the interior of. tjje an ad hoc facilities Com- records, the only accurate way to With a number of new programs self-K»htained approach will be irr, - Finding a solution to the prob- is located. . : ' . . building sitting pri one portiori'.pf to review how well the dis- project school' enrollment is „ to, set to debut this fall, students in plemented.that will, allow, student 3 lem, though, may take some time, Volco developer the property; - '-".'V^ trict facilities and equipment are record who enters school on open- the Garwood school district should to ejqierienc^ other teachers for -i i considering the poniusion suiv Mr. Criscitiello and his attorney, ing day," said Mr. Boright . reap the benefits of a successful few of the rriajor subjects. Fourti rounding the issue. wants a decision [the needs of each student grade students Will have their DaVid Buinno, came before the t results, of that report are ex- According to Mr. Boright, the ' ' ' ' ' The DEPE responded after Gar- KENILWORTH ^ The attorney council once again this week, ask- So says.Garwood Superintendent representing the developer seeking 1 tob e released in December, first year or two of school, is the wood residents complained several ing to have the Volco site rezonea report will assist the dis- most critical in projecting student of Schools Walter Boright times in the past two weeks about to rezone the former Volco site in from industrial to commercial. But "There are many delightful the odor of raw sewage corning Kenilworth has told the Borough |%in determining a future course populations in the first grade and a decision by council will havfr'w dealing with potential iri- beyond. With most of the upper things that will take place," said from the. brook running through Council it was time to "fish or cut wait until a special meeting ^ Mr. Boright who also mentioned - i of students," explained: Su- grades in the mid-30 range of en- town- A representative from the bait," after nearly a year of waiting. 10. /•' •.•'• • . • perintedent of Schools Walter rolled pupils and the: prekihder- the upcoming realignment in the- - garten classes numbering around district "This will be a fun-fiUed, •'•& ^g; 40 each of these last three years, a academically rich school year." For the first time in many years, The realignment plan will bring . : ROB PAINEmiE CHRONICLE a -steady enrollment rise is expected. Garwood feces an increased enroll- students of the^ame age into the' experience in home economics, iril President George Bush addresses crowd Monday morning at Uncoln Tech In Union. : A Rahway man was charged Four cars in the same area wertf ment as it prepares to open its "The graduating eighth-grade, same buildings. Washington School ' ^.--..-. class.is being replaced with a larg- dustrial arts arid computers. Fifth- Aug. 12 with four counts of assault- broken into between Aug. 19 arid floors for schopL According to Mr. will accommodate children in the grade students will have expandeji ing a police officer after ramming a 20. Three were parked on the 78Q | Bright, that increase is 18 stu-er number of students in prekih-. prekindergarten through first- dergarten arid kindergarten," Mr. time and opportunities in honus police car and trying to hit police block of Hory Street and one. dents, or 5 percent over the June grade; Franklin School, children in economics and industrial arts, as tocalpols greet Bush in Union : :; officer on foot •.;••'••' nearby 131m Street Two AM/FM"j»>°\ •.eKrollmerit •••"••;'•' •'''••": - - • • Bprightstates. : grades 2.through 5; and. Lincoln receptive ears since New Jersey/unemployment is at Officer James Wosnizk stopped dios were stolen. Attempts to.steal cail yet go up ahd Although the district enrollment School, grades 6 through 8. Lincoln . ''Of interest to fifth-grade By CHERYL HEHL Michael Latulippe, 32, on Centen- radios from the other cars failecLoh remains below, .the ,mid-rtoge pro- School will function as a middle ; THE CHRONICLE . . . . 9,8 percent . . •. '••'...' • •••...... as registration rernains ents is the newly .designed ,:.' ••' - w*' - ._. . ..• \ _ ' ' _ jections of the 'Kiernan Profes^ school with. emphasis on middle ( But ^unemployment and job training, wasn't really nial Avenue after hemade an al- V; open," Mr Boright warned. guage'•arts' course titied "Language ,1: Local politicians rubbed elbows With George Bush on the mijids pf several GOP partymembers from leged illegalTturn off the Garden Wednesday, Aug. 19 r'. The total' student population sidnal Report, a consultant's group school concepts. and living," said Mr. •."•Boright, It fyfonday when the1 President visited Union County: onCranford Who attended the event Instead* it was a State Parkwayi After stopping, Mr.; . .:.Crirninal'ndscnief.to..the Center* which analyze4 bid projected.en- ' "MrsTbf all students, will be.-toi' wiU be offered as an. elective posi- nial.Ayenue pool was reported atu3i : wambers 402.' Washington: Schod a mid-morning campaign stop. chance for some to meet with me country's chief latulippe turned his car hard to- ;'- Friday, Aug. 21 rollment, ..the fact .that the district gether will all.of th'e-other students; tioned with . the .Spanish: foreigii sum. Several, chairs were-,throve totals 137 • students; Franklin: : ward the officer and sped off. The Officer -Chris Chapman stopped enrollment, would grow was pro- In a fluriy of tight Security and gridlocked roads, •executive.' '; "; '.• •'.V'..:•'••• " . - '. ':.•/'•;•'..•••• • 151; and Ijncoln School, of the same age," said Mr. Boright language course. . '•...'.., ;'. suspect later rammed one car witij ah East South'•'•Avenue driver for. into the pool, the contents of tt^ jected by that report, • \ '••••... "What a great way ;to get to know local^^ politicians w;ere"among those invited t6 Lincoln Barbara B$ger, who has servedone three-year term Outrof-district placementsl ; As the Lincoln .school, shiftsi Technical Institute, in Union to hear, and in some oh the Township Committee and is in the running two other Cranford pcrijce/ officers making an illegal turn and later guard house were scattered, and '•': \ '-•-- ' ' ' " one another/ better and ^ build more closely to a middle school ef£ cases, meet the President this fall for the second, had a bird's-eye view of the and attempted to ram the car Of—arrested him for driving while in- the yjool lane guide was pulled qff longer lasting friendships." ; . vironment tiiere will. be an eifr It was an exciting, action-packed morning for local President during his speech and managed" to speak ficer Wosnizk was driving during a toxicated. Gordon Coletti, 39, Gar-its spool. '••'.- •"• • ?'{ Washington School has been re- ponded opportunity for after-school wood, was stopped at 2:20 am'* *'•; '••..'.•'''••••'••" j feblins from tiranford and Kenilworth, but due directly to him. . chase through linden, the park- decorated, mostly through the ef- activities, said Mr. Boright ; ft to sortie type of confuijon, few were included in a "I told him I was running- for re-election, and he way, and Kenilworth. A 1985 Blazer was reportedsto - A bicycle was stolen from the forts of parents and teachers. In addition to the regular varsity ' wished me'luck, so I wished him luck too," Ms. Bilger The suspect was also charged len from Kenilworth Boulevard at Cranford train station between- 7 "Your teachers, parents and aides;' sports of soccer, field hockey, bas} private reception held prior to his public speech. with eluding, resisting arrest, driv- 2:30 a.m. Nearby, police discovered '-<• Despite the oppressive heat in the cavernous ware-, •said. .• . ' .' ••' •'"•'••.'..". • •••'' '.••..•••.•' a.rh. and 5 p.m. A commuter IeTjt have been in throughout the sum- ketbalL baseball, and softball, an-.' Despite representing Cranford as the deputy mayors ing while intoxicated, driving while a 1982 Cadillac stolen from Eliza- the 18-speed men's bike during ttiB mer setting up the classrooms with after school dub programwill offet house, blue-collar workers mixed.casually with digni- on the suspended list He was' re- beth which had been abandoned. * taries, media members, and other GOP dignitaries. Ms. Bilger was not asked to join the approximately 40 day. It was valued at $700. : GEORGE PACCIgLLO/THE CHRONICLE learning centers, more ma- activities including tennis, golf, vol» £hitside the large facility, crowds lined the hillside other mayors and representatives of Union County leased after posting $2,000 bail • •'"• '-.'•"•.•• •' • '•* . . •." ' Katie Knlerlm, 13, washes a van during Lincoln School's nipulates and some really great l^ybalL computers, "basketball A window at Hillside Avenue and streets in ah effort to get a glimpse of the Presi- municipalities at the pre-speech get-together. How- Tuesday, Aug. 18 fund-raising car wash In Garwood on Thursday. and colorful decorations in the crafts, modeling anc^ grooming. ie dent, who arrived by motorcade and departed by heli- ever, Ms. Bilger was content to wait in the warehouse Sunday, Aug. 23 school was discovered broken at Officer Anthony Dobbins classrooms and hallways," stated Special pro^anis thfraiighout ti^a copter. With other GOP members. A Union cab company driver 5:15 ajn. by police. No entry to the rested Patrick Starega, ?5, of Mr. Boright district will continue as welL "Mn sighed a complaint against David building was gained. *** •' While the President chatted with mayors and other Robert Hoeffler, serving the first year of a three- field for driving while intcodcat nidpalities do." In addition, field trips to local Sciehce" will visit with grades kin- . year term on the Cranford Township Committee, also Levy, H Cranford, alleging he Five juveniles cornered an 11-at 8:18 p.m. Mr. Starega JOANNE McFADDEN arid ; community establishments dergarten tiirough third on a, regi® Republican Party officials in a sequestered room, failed to pay his cab fare from Board of Education members former Goy. Tom Kean and Republican Congressman : attended the event year-old Cranford youth and stole stopped while driving on Wa will be given cbrnprehensive on- and dasses-on-the-lawn are being Jar basis, aind Operation Archaeol- "When you have a bad economy it is very impor- Roselle Park to Cranford. Mr. Levy his bicycle a 6:30 pjn. in the wood- Avenue. "••", Trailside opens mammals planned, weather permitting. As- ogy, a four-day dig in the Deserted Matthew Rinaldo paved the way for the President's maintains he paid the driver, ed area behind the Cranford Com- Raymond Kroy; the Garwood going financial statements that will : tant to have a candidate who has working experience •' • ... • >'•' . .-•;.•• sembly programs geared especially Village area of the Watchung ReSr ' .entrance. ,• '. • ',. ' ' -. • •••• • ' •'" . • schools business adniinistrator, will in the White House," he indicated. "He has qualifica- Jaime Rivera, 26, but there was munity Center near the Adams Av- .OH for the student population, aged 3 ervatipriv will also take place. "This visit is about job training and jobs for the disagreement over the amount enue ball field The youth was not A Centennial Avenue ^ersee the implementation of a exhibit of the Watchxings Unemployed," Mr. Kean said. "Something this state tions that take us through the hard times as opposed reported the theft Of a 1991 Hbuble entry accounting system for line item. Each report will be 12 to 7, are also being scheduled. "Mr. Science was very populaj to bringing in someone new." owed. He signed a complaint injured, but he was restrained A new exhibit, "Marnrnals of the natural setting. A red fox'pup seen The realignment of students in and educationally enriching an,d Should be all about" against the driver. while others took his $350 Huffy 21 at 9 pjn. The car had been stolejj} fh^ o!istri<^ finances; which will re- pages long and list all revenues Regardless of his experience in politics, Mr. Hoef- sometime during the . previous, and expenditures. Watchungs," has opened at. Trait emerging flt Letters to the editor Acnoss • you" 72 Ilililical 1011 Slot mod . .12 |ln|nl p.ilni Inad'ln 1 •— 42 MIMI or wolk 73 Cinnk . 10'J Italian uplc 35 0.11k S and r.hiiior.o c\\'., ulliin School boartf member opposes Clark (regeneration plant CCiMlor a loail'ln / ihyr.lcliui v 43 "...lliou liasl 74 InloKlr.alliuJ :i(i t.ir.l /OCImril To The Chronicle: ^ •the proposed 150 megawatt Clark sulphuric acid storage tanks, con- It Punctuation nii.Tiinilh.il- M IM.iiil shool sounds. 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Oiwdor Douglas MMard Since I9?4 fran Holltday Ron MacCloskoy Donna Scharnlkow Mike Scaocorra Sophie Baron Susan Lett Rofl*r 3. Sllv.y Bllll* M. pavla Jean Ca CRANFORD - Louise K Kruse Surviving are three sons, Warren CRANFORD — Anna H . VoV n ..terst , VirginiViii a SSeavy of Scotch Blakley,84, a secretary with the R Blakley of Morgan Hill, Calif., Lynn, 92, aiongtime township^si-. Plains ajV^Helen Jeffers of Ro- ,JQ|» By CHERYL HEHL skills is three-fold: ' . . "more serious" approach to stand- v • Reading arid writing are vital for ardized . tests; Results from last Cranford Board ofEducation from Robert H. Blakley ofWarren, and dent and a member of ^^^ THECHRONICLE . . ; day Morning Club,.died Aug. 19,and 11 great-grandchildren. Union County. College has estab- • —^ • • . •• - •' year's HSPT test for lith-graders 1958 until her retirement in 1978, communication .' , Bruce G. Blakley of San Diego, 1992 at Mountainside Hospital, A memorial service was held lished a "challenge examina'tiorf" "When the 1992-93 school year be- 9 When the High School Profi- were "simply not up to par," he . died • Aug. 21, 1992 at Somerset Calif.; a daughter, Elizabeth Can- said, hoting he felt students were Romah Grlfri Ridge. •'"' •••• .''•'. • '. Monday at the First Presbyterian policy to set standards for. granting^ gins/at bayid Brearley Regional ciency Test (HSPT) becomes an Medical Center, Somerville. right of Warren; nine grandchil- •Mrs. Von1 Lynn, was born in Ger- Church, of which Mrs. Von. Lynn advanced standing credit to stiiH High School, Garwood arid Ken- llth-grade test requirement in De- capable of performing much better ; dren; six great-grandchildren; a "if they take this test seriously." Retired engineer, Mrs. Blakley, who was born in many and lived in Cranfprd firom. was a member. , dents who successfully pass a devii ilworth. students will. be asked to cember 1993, students must dem- New York City, lived in Cranford brother, Andrew Kruse of Water-; 1923 until 1988, when she entered In lieu of flowers, contributigni partmental test in a subject are$h rise to the challenge of reaching onstrate very strong reading and As the new. school year begins, naval officer from 1948 until she moved to bury, Conn.; and a sister, Jose- the. Green Hill Memorial Center for m&y be made to the First Presbyte- taken many years ago. idi for hewer and higher ac- •; • he pointed put students CRAW V Eoman Popiel, Toms-River in .1981. She had re-phine Matthews of Rbselle Park. , Women in West Orange. . rian Church Fund, 11 Springfield These so-called challenge ejfefi. ademic goals. heed to be attentivejand 72, a retired mechanical engineer sided in Warren since 1986. , Her husband, Charles Von Lynn, Ave;; Cranford, 07016. amlnations have been imple- It is Dr. Merachnik's hope that teachers aware of the healttr edu- Her husband, George R. Blakley, meilted due to the increasing riun&- and Navy officer, .died" Aug.; 17, She formerly:was a.member of died iri 1960. Another son, James diedinl979; Arrangements were by the Gray . -Donald Merachik, su- cation program concern- Memorial:Funieral Home. ber of students who return to cobq perintendent of the Re-will instill enthusiasm for learning and ing AIDS. The regional 1992 at Raritan Bay.Medical Cen- the' Altar Rosary Society at .St•.G. Blakley, died in 1954. •. - She is. survived by two daugh- lege. following a long-term infa . gional High School Dis- achievement in all students at Brearley. district HIV-AIDS Pre- ter, Perth Amboy Division. ; Michael's Roman Catholic Church. A Mass of Christian Burial was terruption of their studies. Theshi trict, said, today's high vention Advisory Com- ^ He was born in Carteret and had Mrs. Blakley belonged to the War- offered Monday at Our Lady of the exaininatioris would be used to vab?. school students must be This will need the cooperation of parents mittee is continuing to lived in Cranford since 1959. ^: ren Township SenioF Citizens club Mount Rornari Catholic Church, Frank E. Lazier, 66 idate successful knowledge about*ai. work closely with teach- ; From 1969 until his retirement in course that was taken more, tharii prepared for the world of anGf members of the community so 1981, Mr. Popiel was a mechanical, and . the Friends of the Warren Warren, following services at the Retired Anheuser-Busch truck the 21st century, while : • • .„ . - • ... . ,, ers, health care pro- Township library, and participated Higgins Home for Funerals, 10 years ago^ . >4 -The Chronicle- -The Chronicle- A-8 August 27, jgusf 27, 1952 Community Ufe A-9 A ', Christian illusionist-Toby. Travis will appear ill performances at two It Commander Lesak Laurie~Gabrfellrtsr ifm. Sunday, Sept 13. His appear- " ance will feature illusions, comedy, news and inspirational challenge. The takes part in ceremony bticle of MichaelHVlonr shows are free and open to the Navy Lt Gommander Wllltem Laurie Patricia Gabrielli, daugh- Ken Goldstein of Cranford^ public. A> worship service will be P. Lesak, son of Anne M: and terr'of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gabri- friend of the bridegroom, was best; |pinner at temple held 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept 13. James J. Lesak Sr. of 461 Fourth Military elli of Craiiford, was married to. man. Ushers were Michael Gabri- For information, call 276-1617. Aye., Gaiwood, recently particpated Michael Donald Mohr, son.of Mr..,elli and Kevin Keating of Clark, |for Russian emigres In the commissioning ceremony of and Mrs. Donald Mohr of Cranford. • brothers-in-law, Richard Thomas of, NeW Americans from the former Nfew officers to lead the Navy's newest aircraft carrier; news The wedding, which took place Keasby, cousin; and Joseph De^ I Soviet Union will be. welcomed by the USS George Washington, on June 5, 1992 at St Michael's Marco of Cranford and Casey Cam- iTemple. Beth-El at. a Friday St Paul's circle the Rourth of July, at Norfolk Naval pleted basic training at LacWund Air Church, Cranford, was officiated by pagna of Elizabeth, friends. •; New officers of the Women's Cir- the way for the children who wHP I qyening service, following, a tradi- Base.VaLt..; ; • :'.. Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. the . Rev. Warren Hall. The re- Patrick Keating of dark, neph: planning how to use them best in roundings for the little ones who cle of.St..Paul's United Church of ception was held at the Richfield ew, served as ring bearer. - • t By ELIZABETH GROMEK the classroom. Because teachers will return to schooL • '•' v '•;'-.. race through the door, in just a f Itipnal-Shabbat dinner beginning at Commander Lesak is a 197T. The son of Kenneth A and Patricia |I5;3O p.m. Sept 4 at the temple, 338 Christ, Garwood, will lead the first graduate of. Seton ;Hall University . Curtis of 102 Hawthorne St; Cran- Regency in Verona ; . The bride graduated from Cran^ and CHERYL HEHL need to give the children their full Joe Binder* a teacher at Harding weeks. What does she. hope for. meeting of the season Wednesday, and a 1976 graduate of Immaculate The maid Of honor was Stepha- ford .High School in 1986 arid is attention when they are in the coming year? '••.•'. . - KValnut Ave., CranforcL [; : ford, AlnrnanCurtis is a 1990 gradu-. for 28 years, was busy putting the I Roz Reiss, event chairwoman, in- Sept 9, at noon. ... . Conception seminary, South Or- ate of Cranford High School. nie Gabrielli of Cranford, sister of employed at • Investors. Saviiig^ THECHRONICLE ; classroom, being prepared is cru- finishing touches on his thirdr "That they don't cry," says ifa Dessert will be served by host- ange! He joined the Navy in Sep-. the bride. Bridesmaids were Donna Bank. . •' . .-. •••'.. . • ' -..••; es an Jyi'tes the community to attend and dai, she said. s esses Catherine Heisch and Helen s veryone expects students grade classroom. Wagon trainsi col- teacher-who ,giy abundance 116 bring ritual objects ;— kiddish tember1981, . Marine Lance ••':. Cpl. .•. •. Rotco Gabrielli of Clark, sister-in-law Of The bride groom graduated fron) to have butterflies in their "You can't do this job by the seat orfully edge the walls, each depict- hugs to the newest addition to tjy Sedlak; devotions, Helen " Sedlak. .'• ..'.•'*• *' * ,•' • •.•'...''• : the bride; Km Marie. Buonternpo, Cranford High School in 1986 ari ,i •;••..•. CHERYL HEHL/THE CHRONICLE NEW FALL CLOTHING FOR CIIILDKEN & ADUL'IS • IIOUSKWAUES • JKWELKV DRIVE 0M THRU ! loe Binder, a third-grade teacher at Harding School In Ken- Foreign exchange program 110 Walnut Ave. •Cranford • 276-0222 : Gome Help Celebrate The Re-Grand Iworth for almost three decades, spent part of last week get- ; . •'• • Daily y:JI)r3:3ll • Clmctl Weil. •.Tliursi. 7-9 pm • SM. 1.0:2 ! Ing his classroom ready for the upcoming school year. Teach- seeks hosts for students Opening Of The Drive-thru At I ;rs throughout the area will soon be welcoming back students darwoofil" McDonalds;' is summer vacation comes to an end. Y ASSE International Student Ex- change Programs invites residents BLOOD PRESSURE KITS The Entire Month Of September Will to open their homes, hearts and Club news A Great Time FoFFaster, Friendlier heritage with an exchange student. Service & Great Savings In Our Eileen Vborhees of 340 Goplidge DOCTOR'S SCALES Drive, Kenilworth, is the local.con-., .. Drive-Thru. tact of the non-profit, public ben- efit organization. Those interested "~~~ Sept. 1-7 8.14 in becoming an ASSE host family .99'Egg McMuffins' .99"* BacorvEgg CH. Biscut or would like more information, athletic and health-related issues?] irths For more, information on ."..: .99''Big Macs 2.99 QTR. CHB. Value Meal call Mrs. Vporhees at 276-7514 or Mark and Elizabeth Benner of of Cranford, now residing in Hilton New Jersey Spinal Cord Outrea Drive Thru Onlv Drive Thru Only . 800-877-ASSE. • Prenatal Classed &nilworth announce the birth of. Head,S.C. Group, call •' Sue Claire Harper' « - r heir son, Russell James, July 22, 800248r3221, Ext.769. For moreT # Babysitting Available "T """ Sept. 15-21 . Sept. 22-30 * * * : : C ^.992. He joins two sisters Melissa, Residents elected formation on the Spinal Cord J • 6 a.m. Step Class Available .99" Egg McMuffins .99 Bacon Egg GH. Biscut Dominic and Mary Vaccarello of jury Family Support Group, fe, and Aimee Rose, 16 months. Ma- Cranford announce the birth of to diabetes board 2.99 Big Mac Value Meal 1.99 Happy Meal ternal grandparents are Mary Jane Diane Gusack at 800-248-3221,! • Drive Thru Only -V their daughter, Lauren Marie, June Officers of the board of directors 365. Register for Fall Classes Now! : .;.. Drive Thtu Onlv' • .• ••. . fifones of Chesapeake, Va., and the 16, 1992 at Overlook Hospital Ma- of the Diabetes Center of New Jeiv *|ate James Jones. Paternal grand- ternal grandparents are Mr. and sey have been re-elected to one- . Please present coupon when placing order at the ipedker. : parents are Richard and Vivian Mrs. Alfonso Pisano of Roselle year terms, They incjude John H. JCC to run trip 276-3539 Benner of Cranford. Russell Park. Paternal grandparents are Kopicki of Cranford, trustee and to lower East Side WE BILL MEDIGARE DIRECT Watch For Next Week's Savings!! weighed 7 pounds, 10 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Domenick Vaccarello president, and Robert W.. Lee of Fanwood. The Jewish (Community ofPatersoh. of Central New Jersey, 1391 The Yvette Dance & Fitness Studio * • * Clark Drags & Surgical tine Ave., Scotch Plains, is sp 6o Sharan and Jim Hardman of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Craft Jr. Party Saturday WcstHcltl Ave., Chirk • 381-7100 . soring an all-day outing to 118 Walnut Avenue • Cranford D^jd M.ukowit:! B.S.R.P, granford announce the birth of of Kenilworth announce the birth Lower East Side Sunday, SeptvJ, 1962 neir daughter, Kelly Susan, July 8, of their children, Rachael Louise for Rider alumni A bus will, leave the center at Classes begin September 81 and Matthew Thomas, on May 7, Bider College will host an alumni a.m. and will travel to the Ter 1992 at Rahway Hospital. She joins beach party at Bar Anticipation in sister, Kristin, 2 1/2. Maternal 19^2 at Overlook Hospital Mater- ment Museum on Orchard Street i'O. nal grandparents are John and South Belmar Saturday, from 2-8 where the group will take a guided rate randparents are Tom and June p.m. The $5 pre-paid per person Tear Oft Here ?ord. Paternal grandparents are Maryclare Filipek of Union. Pater- Jewish heritage walking tour, vEJ- nal grandparents are Tom and fee includes admission, drink spe- iting many of theJandmarks in the ^COUPON (George and Pat Hardman. Peggy Craft of Edison. cials; barbecue and live entertain- area Following the tour, the group our Home Equity horn j • • • * • * ment A Rider/Bar A mug will be returns to the museum. Lunch and | Matthew and Peggy (Walsh) Dawn and Robert S. Gower of given to the first 500 attendees. shopping is on your own. The bu|s I jFitzgerald announce the birth of Cranford announce the birth of Call (609) 896-5340 for reservations. leaves New York City at 4 p.m. ra- more interesting. jtheir fourth child, Clara Jeanne their daughter, Chelsea Tianna, turning to the JCC about 5 p.m. ! T MANAGER'S JOHN OBLACHINSKI and CAROL ANN SHUSTA (Marie, born April 22, 1992 in Balti- June 2, 1992 at Rahway Hospital. Support group The cost for JCC members is Mike DiFabio jmore. She joins brothers, Garrett She weighed 8 pounds, 6 ounces $22; students and seniors $20; noti- on his appointment as meets at Kessler members $26. Special price ar- [Matthew and Kennedy • Michael, and measured 21 and 1/2 inches. Sales Manager jjand sister, Margaret Rose. Paternal Maternal grandparents are Ronald Anne Shusta is engaged On the second Tuesday of each rangements will be made for fami- S ' ••;•• ; .:. , . ••••fd.r .;/•.;.•. -,. (grandparents are John and Jeanne and Carol Grosso~orCranfbrd; Pa- month, Kessler Institute for Reha- lies with young children. Call tHe TREAT bilitation hosts meetings of the JCC at 889-8800 for reservations.-1 REEL STRONG FUEL CO. jFitzgerald, formerly of Cranford, ternal grandparents are Paula to John "•'£ Oblachiriski New Jersey Spinal Cord Injury DINNER FOR TWO ONLY jnow residing in Middletown, Ma- Breedlove of Locust Grove, Okla. Outreach Group and the Spinal iternal grandparents are John and and Robert H. Gower of Waco, Anne T. Shusta of Garwood an- employed by the law Him of Social club plans | Mike, formerly service manager of Cord Injury Family Support Group. Rankin Fuel Go., has 15 years (Claire. Zimmerman, also formerly Texas. nounces the engagement of her Wilentz, Goldman & Spltzer of The free meetings, which are open trip to Kelly's | experience in the oil heating & air daughter, Carol Ann, to John J. Woodbridge as a legal secretary In to the public, begin at 7 p.m. at Garwood Social Club, h4s OblachlnsW, son of Joan Oblachlrv pereona) injury litigation. Kessler Institute's West Orange fa- planned a trip to Kelly's in the Pp1' conditioning field. ski and the late John C. Oblachlrv Her fiance graduated from David tality. conos Nov. 8-12. The cost of $285 jjunior League plans session ski! The future bride Is the daugh- Brearley Regional High School In The meetings, providing support per person includes spa, indoir He has worked as a service ter of the late Cari T. Shusta. 1982 and attends CaldweH Col- and information to individuals and pool, contests, nightclub entertain- technician with Reel Strong for 2Va [for women interested in joining The bride-to-ba graduated from lege. He Is employed by General family members whose lives have ment each night, and three mealsia years and is married to the former David Brearley Regional High Electric Co. In Union. been affected by a spinal cord in- day. A few seats are available. Call Available only at Th(? Junior League of Eflzabeth- patients; hands-on and promo- jury, cover a wide range of social, Pat at 789-1455 for reservations. I Michefe Verdi. They have an Plainfidd (JLEP) will sponsor an tional support of a comprehensive school in 1983 and Katharine The wedding Is planned for Oct. 8-year-old daughter, Nicole, and a United Counties Trust Company informational session for prospec- immunization program for young Gibbs School In MontcJair. She Is 16,1993. 3-year-old son, Danny. Mike has tive members at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, children and infants run by the Software specialist certification offered William Mmuoii. Mnmifier Plainfield Health Center; and sup- experience with all types of heating APPLY BY PHONE Sept. 8. This session will be the last Union County College's Depart- text entry, editing, formatting, i: "I'll like to invite you to an incredible dinner for two, and air conditioning equipment.., r opportunity to join the 1992-93 pro- port of AIDS education for school- ment of Continuing Education will rt age children through implementa- multi-formated pages, special ef- t prepared hibaehi-style right at your table, (or jusfJ21! CALL 1-800-660-8282 visional class. offer a non-credit computer soft- fects and fonts, column modqs, I Your meal will include Japanese onion soup, Bemhana this Is a limited olfor lo qualified borrowers within our Irado area and Is subject to change or tion of the Kids on the Block edu- withdrawal at any time and without prior notice. The JLEP is part of the Associa- cational puppet show. Lynne Marie Proebstle ware specialist certificate program mathematics, spell check, thesau- 'I salad, shrimp appetizer, hibachi vetfetab es, I cnyaki Beef If you have any questions or problems with your present tion of Junior Leagues, an interna- for persons wishing to obtain an rus, document merge, mail merge, ' Annual percentage rate may vary. Maximum Illetlmo rate cap is 8% over Iris initial Interest JLEP funds its projects primarily 1' Julienne cooked with seallions and mushrooms, Chicken equipment, give Mike a call today at 276-0900, rala The $50 processing lee will be waived through 9/30792. There is a $250 appraisal foe applications expertise in a variety library, function, and file impart charged on credit lines bver $100,000. 1 lional organization of woman com- with money raised through its corv to wed Kenneth D, Hogan mitted to promoting volunteerism of software types. and export. t with sesame seeds, fried rice and green tea Let Mike take care of all your heating and air conditioning signmenVthrift shop, the Jumble Lynne Marie Proebstle of Cardiff, State College. She is employed by and to improving the community Store in Cranford. This fall, all four of the courses Participants may select from six \ So bring my ad in for the food, the fun, and the fantastic price. problems. through effective action and lead- daughter of Robert C. Proebstle of Belly's Corp. required for the certificate will be time slots: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesdayk } • It's my treat!" Offer wlid Sc;X. '-™- ««>"'«v thru Tlmrsdoy only. UNITED COUNTIES Women between the ages of 21 Mount Laurel, and the late Celine Her fiance graduated from Cran- ership of trained volunteers. and 45 are invited to attend. The available, either on the Oranford, Sept 15 to 29 in Cranford, or OctJi8 Proebstle, is engaged to Kenneth ford High School and Pace Univer- Elizabeth, or Plainfield campus, or to 20 in Elizabeth; 9 a.m.-noon Sat- TRUST COMPANY, The league's community in- information session will be held at sity. He is nn accountant with volvement for the upcoming year JLEP headquarters, 110 Walnut Donald Hogan, son of Mr. and Mrs. all three in some cases. urdays, Oct 10 to Nov. 21 in Plain- deludes hands-on assistance at St Ave., Cranford. RSVP by Sept. 2. Albert S. Hogan Jr. of Cranford. Weinick, Sanders and Co. in New "Applications in Word Process- field, or 6-9 p.m., either on Mon- tSEiwBh£SE5ttHKH HEEL-STRONG FUEL Clare's Home in Elizabeth, a tran- For more information, call 709- The bride-elect graduated from York City. ' ing" will cover two of the toppro - days, Sept 14 to Oct 26, Wednes- Short Ilills: 840 Morris'I urnpikis:: 467-««SO. sitional home for pediatric AIDS 1177. WiUingboro High School, Atlantic The wedding is planned for Oc- fessional word processing pack- days, Sept 16. to Oct 28, or Thurs- TIT our Authentic Sushi.Hur. Community College and Stockton tober 1992. ages, Microsoft Word and Word days, Oct. 8 to Nov. 19, all in i Not valid with nny other promotional oilers. . ;J 549 LEXINGTON AVE. • CRANFORD • 276-0900 Perfect Topics covered will include bettt. -The Chranido- r •A-10 Community Life August 27,1992^ Community Life A-1 Tith j few minor adjustmeiitsV TJIimer-dancei | J^sK^Commuhity Genter :omedy for: tfre deaf plays globally • ,1 Union County Area Five Special ^Center State, the new adult the- formers. This course will culminate Individuals and, companies are sociatioh over many years. :'.••• Olympics recently held its first an- making donations for the1 25th an- A gerierous • patron donated a ,.»: Bridging cultural gaps through Amerjca. Mr. Clerc helped to estab-. whom they are communicating, so ater program, at the Jewish Com- in acting out scenes selected by nual dinner dance at the Knights munity Center of Central New Jer- nual art show and sale to be held bond in memory of Mrs. Emmert, tloaf comedy has been no easy task lish the first American school for CHALB made a joke of how people of Columbus. Special Olympics jjs class members. The fee is $45 for who taught and initiated the chU^ sey, 1391 Martine Ave., Scotch JCC members and $55 for noh- Sunday, Sept 13, at the Harding : for Union County College's profes- the deaf in Hartford, Conn. get callouses from too much touch- the world's largest program ,i -The Chronicle- -The Qhronicle- •V •»•••••>', August 27, 1992^' A-12 . j August 27,1992 6-1 Oil the inside: You said it: 7 hjave a good chance of winning the tod Tj3> Scoreboard—.^7 merit' —— ; ' • •p- ' •O tailgattiltee recipei s ;..... B-2 —Andre Scott itt on table tennis at the Para Olympics. '•Jt Scott heads to Spain to Matters AIR CONDITIONING COMPUTERS FUEL OIL PAVING ! ROOFINGS REMODELING take on Para Olympics J. PASTORE & SON, INC. By SCOTT ZUCKER pital in Mountainside. He was MCDOWELLS SHOES & STILES by AJ Lies oeing treated for a degenerative Since 1928 . THE CHRONIOJB . SPEIALIZING IN condition in his joints. He also has [ PROVIDING QUALITY SERVICE TOR OVER 30 YEARS] Family Owned & Operated The Summer Olympics are long a severe spinal problem. ; INTEL 4S6SX-25 CPU with 4 m*. 1AM • TEAROITS •SIDING' , . over withi but Andre Scott is still ^ He returned.Sunday night from . Heating and Air Conditioning •Budget Mans 5W & 3VV Ttac Fbffia IIS M» • RE-ROOFS . •REPUCEHEm'.WlNlWWS seeking glory in Barcelona. California. He spent most of thei . . . .Since 1945. Sales & Service IDE hard driWWhiten 3J, •Service Plans . • FLAT ROOFS • ALL REPAIRS Viccis uphold The Union County College stu- summer training with his doubles MS-DOS 5,0 MtMitirOptiMnL • Plumbing/AC .' . Asphalt Driveways • Parking Lots •cirrress & LEADERS • ALL CARPENTRY wokic' . dent leaves for Spain tomorrow to partner Mike Dempsey at the Ven- aYORKV Curbing • Resurface and Repair; SALES * SERVICE FULLY INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES grid tradition compete in the Para Olympics. tura-Oxnard Table Tennis Club. He • Huntidlftar* • Electronic.AlrrClunera 450 North Aye. E. Free Estiniaieti Scott, who is confined to a wheels chose, to train; oh the West Coast • Clock Thermottats • Attlo Fans . C.S.E*, INC> • REASONABLE RATES Another football season Is • Blown-ln Inaulttton chair, will compete in the table ten- because of the sirfiilarities to Spain. Westfield phone • 908-688-6370 • ALL WORK GUARANTEED about to begin. Throughout the 908-654-9355 nis : tournament The Para Olym- "The altitude, is a lot like Barce- Westfield 233-6222 233-3213 FAX-908-964-1374 CALL 908T322-4363 years the fathers and. sons of pics! which are designed to allow lona and the weather is similar," many Cranford families have disabled players a chance to show Scott said of southern California. F worn the blue and gold In both* their athletic prowess in competi- "It's around sea level At the lower MOVERS & good, seasons and bad. One of -altitude the ball moves slower and AIR CONDITIONING 1 COUNTERTOP GLASS PLUMBERS TREE SERVICE the most representative families "tJonrwfll run frorrrSept, 3-14. The are the Vtocl's. event involves a variety of sports the higher the altitude the faster it including: cycling, svwirning, moves because there is less resis- Are you tired of the way AUTD SAFETY ROBBINS a ALLISON, INC. , Vince Vied, bom in, town, MCDOWELLS MCDOWELLS and president of the Cranford- track and field, judo and fencing. tence from the air." your Kitchen or Bathroom GLA55 CO. Since 192S . : . Lie. #1268 based HuU Vicci Construction "We get in there a little early to Scott's daily training routine in- Since 1928 looks? If you said YES!!! JEST. 1946 Public. Movots • Water Heaters "Local ;•'• Co.v graduated itbm the High ~ adjust to the change in time," said! volves stretching ahd drilling. He& APPROVED INSURANCE REPLACEMEHTS" Moving 4 Ucmiita • Sewer Cleaning : does drills/'-to xetum an attack yol- . GIVE YOUR KITCHEN OR BATH •PtCUlMTI It* AUTO UU> C0UUMCtU.»OOV SUM . • Sump Pumps WOODSTACK 03 School In i.954. He quarter, Scott "It gives us a chance to- get OUR TEGHWCJANS ncpuauiHis ON *u CONSTRUCTION lauir. Storagt 00172 • Drinking Wator backed thai Cougars to a in some practice." ' ( ley, hit a fast ball and handle loops - A New Fresh look with a • Electrically Operated Windows ARE THE BEST Systems TREE SERVICE •0 Group II State Championship In : Scott, who liv^s in Eli2apeth,,wi]T and other challenging shots. l*revi- CUSTOM MADE FORMICA OR • All Curvod & Panoramic Windshields • Water Conditioning INSURED hia s'ertloryear.- He earned it ^JKsnllworth's Phil Tbrlitb (top) grapples fopposition In the 86 pound rtatch:«^ be LeomEeting against a field of ousfy/he pranced regularly.at the" .CORlAN COUNTEBTOP & Channels &. Regulators Systems, 1 varsity letters, participating In : : : •nearly 400 players. The 27 year did; Westfield^ Table Tennis dub, one 233-3213 • Rear Windows ... . ' ' v LOW, LOW SUMMER RATES Classic In Bridgewater earlier this month..;.'...':''/"' •':'••'.;,' ':Y.'.': ••. ,-.,• •...'.:':'.;.'- .:...... -... '." '. .;-v';'..';' •:''•• CALL MR. COUNTERTOP No Job Too Small jut football, basketball and track. is currently ranked.first In the of the nation's leading clubs under 908-289-1182 241-8555 AGENT ALUED VAN LINES 450 North Ave. E. Senior Citizen Discounts He was captain of the football United States and.fifth in"*the Coach Chris Lehman. The coach 450 North Ave. E. 213 SOUTH AVE E FREE ESTIMATES tearrr,> earned all-state and all- world among the disabled He has has spent the past 10 years! work- 908-232-1177 573 W. WE6TFIELD AV. CRANFORD Westfield ; 00 county honors and led the been preparing for .theevent by ing with topri*ated table tennis Westfield Full Insured • Ree Estimates ROSELLE PARK TEL 276-0898 276-5752 MAN OAMMH kTAtg fAMCWAV U(T tj! (COMMtM OfVAUKV N)| 233-3213 county In touchdown passes In Area man on playing in a variety of tournaments players.. : . : "'• . both tils Junior and Senior around the world. Scott is confident that he will '•' PAINTER PLUMBERS TREE SERVICE years.' ..• ••.•.'. ' "••• •'••' '• "In June a played in a tourna- have a good showing iri Barcelona. ' "We really Had a ; great :. ment in England," said Scott. "I "I've been playing the'-'best Fve team," said Vicci. "I remember of leiicingy sabre make it to the finalsv but lost to the ever played right now," Scott said LENNY'S PLUMBING my primary receivers were: number two player in the world, "I feel really good with the new ELOIDES GARCIA Ellis ;•..:• George Lincoln, Jesse Bell and field resident Rocco DeCicco and REILLY finfcdesign By K1PKUDUK who was the top-ranked player equipment I've been using. I have '. Painting & Decorating HEATING Tim Schuman. In my junior and . Steve Kaplan of the New York CABINETMAKERS 7^ Tree Service THE CHRONICLE a chance to win the tournament I OLDSMOBILE, INC. senior years, they caught most ..there." -••• V v--.- • • ' '. ' • Healing Sewer Fencers Club, as his biggest influ- "Old ^Fashion ty • INTERIOR • EXTERIOR ALL TYPES OF TREE CARE : think, my partner ahd me have a of 23 touchdown passes." ences. .,'•..:'••;•...... ;- .' . He also competed in the U.S. AUTHORIZED . Distinctive Kitchens • POWER WASH • PAPERHANQINQ Cleaning ; •AFtEMOVAL He doesn't have any vacuum good chance of winning the team Wit/i JfoJcsn &thou> &Tmi>" Todayi.Vicci spends most of Open Tournament in Midland, cleaners and he's not soliciting any No^j, LaTorre is ready to. mike ; . OLDSMOBILE • Complete Bathroom* • Plumbing & Heatjng • Firewood ."event''. ' ..-; ... •.-'•• '•:'••••• ' '.''-•• Wall Units-Mantels FREE ESTIMATES PROFESSIONAL Iri • his free time on the golf course, Mich., in, mid-Juiie. He finished • Til*, Quarry and Marble InttaHod Repairs • Woodchlps conbibutions, but George LaToiro house calls to share his knowledge Scott is a recreational therapy s SALES & SERVICE Entertainment Centers • Smill Bathroom Repairs FULLY INSURED QUALITY where he is a past winner of seventh in a field of 510 of the • CarpMitry Windows and Doors . • Hot Water Heaters • Snow plowing . will be happy come to your hou:.f and zeal of the sport Already with the President's Cup at the > world's top players:The toilrna- major at Union County College and • Deck*, Basement and Additions • Sump Pumps :• Landscaping . . •'. and teach the finer points Of feiK - a strong base of students in West- Raised Panel Wainscoting Metuchen Country Club. Last, ment included both able-bodied hopes to receive his certification in • Plumbing and Eloctrlc . 233-7469 '.ing.; •:•;•;•; •:• ••••;-; .'• •'. . .-. • •': field and Cranford, LaTorre is will- 232-7651 Free Eat. -State License #6249 (908)245-1203 1994. In addition to table tennis he Contemporary-Period reproduction year he scored a hole in one at and disabled players. SUMMER BATHROOM SALE ElOIDtS GARCIA P.O. BOX 2013 ; LaTorre, a resident of Uni(iii, ing to give lessons to anyone in the or. -.': •• • Greenbrook In Caldwell. Scott began participating in table also plays wheelchair basketball 560 NORTH AVfe. E. starting irt $3,478.00 President : WESTFIELD, N.J. 07081 LennyGrleco '10. (908) 486-5806 who's been involved with fencing immediate area. Although most of tennis about 11 years ago as apa- and participates in water and snow WESTFIELD - 789-0215-950-0865 /F EtJI) His wife, Joan, is also a for 23 yeari and specializes in Call Bob at 909-281-0716 MEMBER PROFESSIONAL PAINTERS ASSOC 574-0480 INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES LaTorre's students are between tient at Children's Specialized Hos- skiing. &• Cranford High School gradu- Fully Insured 15 Yeaw experience transforming high school and col- junior high and senior high school ate. They first met as dass-; lege programs on the brink of ex- ages, anyone who wants to learn or. mates in Sherman School. tiriction into champions. hone fencing their technique is a BUILDERS HOME IMPROVEMENTS PAINTING PLUMBERS Later, Joan was co-captain of PTG Run Registration opens DRIVEWAY LaTotre not only excels as a prime candidate for instruction. '..the..,'.'.'Cougar cheerleading ucation, the District Adminis- fencing teacher, but he's also one 'Til show the first timers the The second Cranford PTC Run RESIDENTIAL squad. She also played basket- GEORGE LATORRE for: Education wilj be held on Suit; tration, the Teachers Union ahd 'COMMERCIAL Si IAVITOL PAINTING Donald S. Rockefeller ball, track and softball. Through . of the sport's top competitors. The weapons, the scoring areas and the : For information Sept 27 at Orarige Aye>; •: SchooL*Representative. s at large. INDUSTRIAL PLUMBING & HEATING INC. the years, she has been .a 35-year-old, who specializes in the blocks," said LaTorre, who has : t > • Exterior • Fre?: Estimate sabre, finished second in New Jer- Last year, he took over the head The one-mile .^ ;nm vand''''j&thesij; • Interior • Fully Insured mainstay In township activities. taugHt all three types of fencing CONSTRUCTION « fe-Roofs or Walls Complete about sey state tournament, qualifying in coaching reigns at the New Jersey walk will begin at 1 pin. The four- Free • Expert • Carpentry She Is a past president of the (sabre, foil and epee); "There are mile race will start at 1:30 pjn. Pto- Interns needed Complete Remodeling Plumbing Booster Club as well as the the sabre in';April. On June 8, heInstitute of Technology, heading a • DRIVEWAYS Estimates Preparation three blocks you can learn to de- ceeds will benefit trie Ruth S. ::••• :&';; advertising lii placed 25th in the sabre in the Na- team which totalled eight victories Forbes Newspapers is looking for Service • PARKING LOTS "WeW Still Working Our Way Through grammar and high school fend against any attack. After a • All Structural Repairs • Buildings Heating tional Finals iri Chicago in its previous'••four..'.seasons; Under Janovsik Scholarship Fund sports interns during the school RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • SEAL COATING Jacked and Leveled • Sills Replaced Town and We Do the Bui Work Around ' PTAs; She's also a board short amount of time; I show the • BELGIUM BLOCK CURBING • Foundations Repaired • Insert Damage Services this directory rriember of Deborah Hospital; He has also found success as a,LaTorre's tutelage tiie NJIT fenc- The cost of thei run is $3 without year. Interns must be in high .-,<•• basic attack and retreat moves. • RAILROAD TIES •STUMP GRINDING^ Repaired • Emorgoncy Service SAVE ENERGY.-We Install ers went 10-8 and won their first a shirt and $6 with a shirt and a Fully Insured Vinyl Replacement Windows v'They Vied family's paitJdpa- teacher. LaTorre revived a pair of school and are. required to work a • Fully Insured . •' •' ' State Up. f 4205 ever conference championship. But, I believe in tactical lessons. maximum family entry fee bf $18. "SEWING YQUR AREA FREE ESTIMATES • Check our Recession Proof Prices call Donna tion In sports, particularly foot- varsity fencing programs almost; 1 minimum of two nights for two se- FOR 0VEH4ff YEARS" FlALY INSURED It's easier to learn in an actual Registration forms are available at 769-1680 • Hoofing • Leaders and Gutters h ball, has been one of the most single-handedly. LaTorre was also a, pioneer and bout TU actually go to the level of mesters to qualify for the annual' ' FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED 27&&677 908-233-9696 most Cranford stores or by calling 1-800-875-4875 " enjoyable parts of our lives," In 1982, he took over the varsijy instructor for the Westfield Fenc- the person I'm teaching and have a sports intern scholarships. John Dwyer (908)349-2001 272-4033 7 Raleigh Ave. • Cranford T 276-9025. •.•'; : Scoteh Plains 753-7281 Joan said. "Besides Vince and program at Essex Catholic High ing Club, which still meets on Sat- competitive bout with them. Duties include writing, photo and myself, just watching our chil- urday mornings and Thursday eve- The race is presented by Wal- School, where he graduated from . "I enjoy the movement of the dip filing, agate typing and phone dren throughout the years and nings at Edi?on Intermediate greens" and is co-sponsored by in 1974 and helped the Eagles win sport It's quick paced. There's a interviewing. ; BUILDERS HOUSEWASHING PLUMBING TV REPAIR •* being around other Cranford School Although he does not teach Forbes Newspapers, the Cranford ELECTRICAL PAINTING a state titie the same year. lot of balance, grace, speed and We're currently accepting ap- "football families Is something there anymore, the program is Chamber of Commerce, Merck & When he took the job, the team strategy. I enjoy teaching it and I plications for both the Somerville' Specializing in: We'll never forget" had only four members and the fu- flourishing under the leadership of Co., Schering Plough, Suburban POLYPHASE ELECTRIC N.M. (NICKI) PAINTING " evince, Jr., the eldest son, Theodore Schlosberg. try not to make it tough to learn. I Cablevision and many local busi- and Cranford offices. If interested, CHAPMAN BROS. ture of the program was in jeop- try to make it fun." send a letter explaining why you'd MICHAEL M. MASON .-.-All Phases of Electrical Work GllIMl Residential •Commercial M "graduated from the high school ardy. Three years later, the squad "I'm thankful to have the op- nesses."' ••" : • ;•' ;• ' '•"•-.. •' . '.. UtMTill Cunlrurtnr Lie. #1428 like to work as an intern to: Norb From Pole to Plug RESIDENTIAL SPECIALISTS In 1972, where, like his father, earned a district championship, portunity to teach. Tve benefited Anyone interested in contacting The Cranford Parent-Teacher • Residential FIGHTERS • Plumbing he captained the football team. and in his final two years the Ea- from good coaching myself," said LaTorre for private instruction! may Council is a non-profit organization Garrett, Executive Sports Editor, • Heating - Cooling . •Commercial Steam Cleaning & PowerWashlng Exterior and Interior •••a He was named MVP In his se- gles went undefeated while win- LaTorre, who cited former Monk; call 688-5592 for an appointment comprised of representatives from Forbes Newspapers, P.O. Box 699, ADDITIONS • ALTERATIONS • Industrial N • Alterations - Repairs nior year. Later he played var- Somerville, NJT. 088^6 . • Housowoshlng1 Brush* Spray • Roller ning back-to-back state titles. clair State varsity coach and WesV You can leave a message. individuals PTAs, the Board of Ed- • Electric Heat • Aluminum Siding • Paint Preparation . • Air Conditioning sity football at Muhlenberg Col- DdCKS'• KITCHENS • BATHS 4 W V^a/s ol Experience • Vinyl & Stucco • Patio & Pool Areas FREE ESTIMATES SALES & REPAIRS lege (Pa). He Is now an op- • Cedar Shake • Deck Rostoratlon FULLY INSURED • QUALITY WORK 2764320 (30 Years.In Business) tometrist here In town with a CRANFORD HIGH SCHOOL FALL SCHEDULE - FREE ESTIMATE - Plus Much Moro... We Power Wash Before 15 (ThU.) WESTFIELD ....,...... ; 4 p.m. j) .4 p.m. 14 (Wed.) UNjON ...... „.,.;. »«.4 p.m. Unsurpassed Quality Workmanship Every Job! wife and two children. : • COMPETITIVE PRICES • CENTER TV ., 19 (Mon.) at Summit...... , 4 p.m. 8 (Mon.) at No. Brunswick ...... 4 p.m. 18 (Thu.) at Metuchen...... , 4 p.m. Uc. #7194 Vince, Jr.'s younger brother VARSITY FOOTBALL FIELD HOCKEY Call Nick 36 NORTH AVE. E 20 (Tua.) at Elizabeth 4 p.m. 8 (Thu.) WESTflELD..., .....4 p.m. 10 (Frl.) at Ellzabath...... 4 p.m. 276-4048 753-5134 907 Wood Ave. • Roselle Rob was also a Cougar football CRANFORD/ : 22 (Thu.) RAHWAY , , 4 p.m. 8 (Fri.) at Dayton Toum. 4 p.m. 19 (Mon.) at WB8tfield...... ,...... 4 p.m. (908) 789-3131 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED .._SN3^_aM.MyP_before gradu- SEPTEMBER 8EPTEMBEH Family In Cranford 36 years (908)245-4835 _____ 276-2331 _ S7-fTue;Va^lrvln(|b)n-.:.m^'.'ii;.»v.ii.umi>nr4 p>m>-- -12 (Mon.) «i Clark,..^...... Anm.. 26 (Sat) SHABAZZ 1:30 p.m. l r 'f8(FrlTVERflONTWP...; ...... -2r(Wed^Clarkri^7.^^.^7.^r..^^7r4p;m7- arJng In 1976. He quarter- 29 (Thu.) at Union Catholic , ...4 p.m. 14 (Wed.) at Elizabeth 4 p.m. OCTOBER 19 (Sat) at Hackensaek...... 11 am. 22 (Thu.) ROSELLE CATHOUC ...... 4 p.m. backed Cranford to Its only 20 (Tue.) UNION CATHOUC , ..4 p.m. 3 (Sat) at Keamy 1:30 p.m. 30(Frl.)KENILWOtmi, 21 (Mon.) at Oak Knoll...... ; ...... 4 p.m. PLUMBING WALLS AND CEHINGS 1 stale playoff appearance In 23 (Fri.) at Scotch Plains 4 p.m. 23 (Fri.) at Union Catholic ,.....4t>.m. CHIMNEY REPAIR FUEL OIL KITCHENS/BATHS 10 (Sal) at Scotch Plains...... 1:30 p.m. 26 (Fri.) at Hlflhland Pk.t.. 4 p.m. 1975. He also lettered In base- 28 (Mon.) KEARNY...... 4 p.m. 28 (Mon.) at Shabazz ...... 4 p.m. 17 (Sat) at Rahway ....1:30 p.m. 30 (Wed.) at Weatflald,.;...... ,..,...... ,4 p.m. 28 (Wed.) at Bloomfleld 4:30 p.m. 28 (Wed.) EASt SIDE. 4 p.m. ball, basketball and track. He 24 (Sat) SUMMIT...... „..:. 1:30 p.m. OCTOBER REYNOLDS NOVEMBER 30 (Fri.) at Rahway..,; ..4 p.m. "BACK-TO-SCHOOL" ^H y went on to play three years of 31 (Sat) at Clark...... , 1 p.m. .'•.•.' SEPTEMBER 2 (Frl.) SAYREVILLE 4 p.m. Call For PLUMBING & 2 (Mon.) ROSELLE CATHOUC...... 4 p.m. : SOLID/FLUE* REFACEDEAL better y varsity football at West Point NOVEMBER 18 (Fri.) at Scotch Plains.,., .4 p.m. 8 (Thu.) atMontclalr...... 4p.m. • '," .•.'. ,'..•'• "' NOVEMBER '• • • . • •:; . : HEATING INC. 5 (Thu.) at Union...... ;...... 4 p.m. He Is how vice president of the 6 (Frl.) at East SldB...... ; ,.»2 p.m. 22 (Tue.) UNbEN...i....;....l ...4p.m. 10 (Sat.) NO, HIGHLANDS :...... „...... 11 a.m. 2 (Mon.) SCOTCH PLAINS...... 4 p.m, SOLID Chimney Savers Service or INCLUDES: Residential & Commercial ti. Lou DIFablo ' •. ' • Tony DIFablo family business as well as an 14 (Sat) PLAINFIELD.; >... 1:30 p.m. 13 (Tue.) at Parslppany Hills...... ,4 p.m. • Up to 15 doors Asphalt Work • Driveways & Sons 24 (Thu.) VOORHEE9...,...... 4 p.m. 4 (Wed.) SUMMIT ...... ;.....„;....,...... 4 p.m. Over 35 Yrs. Experience 26 (Sat.) ELIZABETH 1030 a.m. 14 (Wed.) at Somervllle ..4 p.m. GIRLS TENNIS Fuel Oil (white/almond Melamlne) Army Reserve helicopter pilot 26 (Fri.) at Rosalie Catholic...... 4 p.m. Parking Areas • Sidewalks SAME DAY SERVICE t 18 (Frl.) at Roselle Park ...... 4 p.m. "^ "We Make Chimneys Safer" • 12' post form count6rtop Plastering He too has a wife arid two chil- 30 (Wed,) at Summit.:... , 4 p.m. Sealing • Resurfacing Bathroom and Kitchen 19 (Mon.) WESTFIELD...... 4 p.m. | CROSSCOUNTRY • Now hardware .' ' • '..•'•• ' OCTOBER .• SEPTEMBER CHIMNEY & FIREPLACE Curblngs • Snowplbwlng Patching dren. BOYS SOCCER 28 (Mon.) KENT PLACE ..,...... ;...... 4 p.m. 908-276^0900 • Styles and rails remain Moderlzatlons 1 (Thu.) at Clark...;,...... ;..TBA M 18 (Frt.) at Shabaa..., 4 p.m. RESTORATION • REUNING • REPAIR TRUCK & BACKHOE RENTAL Daughter Susan followed In 28-(Wed.) at Chatham 4 p.m. SERVICE . SALES REPAIRS Textured Ceiling 6 (Mon.) at Union Catholic TBA 21 (Mon.) EAST SIDE.....,..•. 4 p.m, Free Estimates • Fully Insured We Do The Cbmplote Job her mother's Cougar cheer- SEPTEMBER 30 (Fri.) W. MORRIS CENTRAL 4 p.m. SEPTEMBER HURRY! HURRY! FREEEST. FULLY INS. 6 (Tue.) at Keamy...... 4 p.m. 23 (Wed,) RAHWAY. 4 p.m. REASONABLE RATES Sheetrocking - IB (Frl.) SCOTCH PLAINS...... 4 p.m. 22 (rue.) UNDEN...... ; 4 p.m. Offer expires Sept. 1,1992 ALL YEAR SERVICE [I leader footsteps before gradu- NOVEMBER 24 (Thu.) at Union County Toumoy ,i.TBA 800-336-5688 Reel-Strong Fuel 276-5367 22 (Tue.) at Linden 4 p.m. 8 (rhu.) EAST SIDE ;.' 4 p.m. Call Qrazlano Kitchens/Baths Taping & Finishing ating In 1977. She attended 2 (Mon.) E. BRUNSWICK...... 4 p.m. 25 (Fri.) at UCT., TSA 20 (Tue.) at Scotch-Plains 4 p.m. .. Serving Union County Lie. #1106 J 28 (Frl.) CLARK...,...... ;.., 4 p.m. 12 (Mon.) RAHWAY...... ,.4 p.m. 908-782-5066 Cranford 4 (Wed.) WAYNE HILLS ,..„. ....;4 p.m. 30 (Wed,) at Summit 4 p.m. OCTOBER "CALL 7 DAYS A WEEK" 358 NOrUWAVENUE E I. FeJrtelgh Dlckinson_and Is now 3Q(W9d.)SUMMrr. 4 p.m. IB (Thu.) at Westfield .4 p.m. As seen on TV's "this Old House" Sewing All Of Union County - 908-289-1182 1 OCTOBER 687-0614 789-9508 CRANFORD 276-6945 709^0591 a/cardlao Intensive care nurse OCTQBER I 18 (Fri.) SCOTCH PLAINS .....i...... ,....4 p.m. 6 (Tue.) SHABAZZ ,...;., , 4 p.m: SERVING YOUR AREA' Slnre I02C i > GYMNASTICS 1 OhU.) UNION CATHOUC ...... 4 p.m. 908-232-1177 at Robert Wood Medical Center 8 (Fr|.) at Unton ...,.,;;...... 4 p.m. 19 (Mon.) SUMMIT..., .,,...... ,...'4 p.rn,; 18 (Tue.) at Summit ...•...... „..., 4 p.m. &* ~ \ *£ii 2 (Fri.) IRVINQTON.;...... ^..,,,.,.:,..,.... 4 p.m. It) New Brunswick; She is mar- 8 (Mor|.) UNJON CATHOLIC. ...<....,.4 p.m. 23 (Thu.) attUhway...,..:..,.,...... ,....,,4'p.m. 20 (Tue.) UNION CATHOUC...... 4 p.m. S (Mon.) at Linden...... "..... 4 p.m. ried and two children, 6 {Tile.) KEARNY ,...•...... , i...4 p.m. 26 (Mon.) OAK KNOLL...... :..:..;.,.... ,...4 pirn. SEPTEMBER . 24 (Sat) at Watchung Conference ....:. S (Tue.) at Scotch Plains 4 p.m. ...TBA COLLISION REPAIRS LANDSCAPING PAVING ROOFING .& REMODELING TO ADVERTISE 6 (Thu.) at East Side...... ' 4 p.m. 27 (Tue.) irWINGTON. .;...,...... ,....4.p.m. 18 (Fri.) COLUMBIA...... 4 p.m. finally, youngest son John 7 (Wed.) KEARNY 4 p.m. 30 (Fri.) at Union County Tourney...... T8A 18 (Mon.) at Rahway.. j 4 p.m. 29 (Thu.) UNION CATHOUC...... ;.4 p.m. 28 (Fri.) KENILWORTH. 4 p.m. (Please turn to page B-2) 13 (TUB.) at Plalnflald....;.. 4 p.m. OCTOBER 0 (Fri.) at Plalnflald.. 4 p.m. P.S. LANDSCAPING, INC. W STOP LEAKS! 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Remove Whsols 4 Wlied Alignment (Balancing I Drain, Flush and add up Transmission Fluid Premium Oil Filler > > • Ch«ci< lor Wear & looks • to 2 gallons ol nnllliwio. | | at Addlllonal Additional) 'mrrtlum OH up lo5 qlsl I • Cl««n»nd Ad|u»i I I Inspectio^ n ol' ^ Charge FN Expires 9/2/0«22 i |FN Expire*9/2/92j IFN' Explrw0/2/Q2J ^FNT^ Explr«rO/2/92J t l N 9 ^ l^ ^J LL ^S^ ^ Sports -August 27, 1992 (CranfotdttittDttkle send us your comments: Call in your scores: Attn: Sports Editor Phone: (9D8) 276-6000 102 Walnut Ave. FAX: (908)276-6220 I Cranford, NJ 07016 The Garwood Junior Bowling League will be held at the Ramada Hotel In Clark, tt will taway, NJ. 08854. IN THE NEWS open the new season September 12tfr M 9 .take place on Sunday, September 6,11 am -2 . a.m. The sanction'fee Is $5 and the bowtlng pm. The cost Is $30 for pre-reglstrabon. For ROADRACING fee Is $4.50. Applications for new bowlers may more Information, call (908) 276-2929. ' Fail class registration under way at Nicole's Yoga Center in (Janvood . Triathalon registration . • • , pick up at the home of Angle SimoneL '-... ini ' Gold Modal Fitness ^ Center and Cranford ' Army Reserves plan race* Cranford Nicole's Yoga Center, 94 Nbrth a ftiH yoga class lead by NiNicoll e wonderrudftl l experience,ri" " saiidd Ms M . Alll YYog a classel s for this session -Bike. Shop are sponsoring a Trlattvalon pn SWIMMING The' 78th Division U.S. Army Reserves will are filled but the center is holding Sun., Sept 13. All proceeds will be donated to FOOTBALL Ave., Garwood, held its fourth an- Mode, owner of Nicole's Yoga Cen- Mode; "You are taking care of your hold its third annual 5K race and tme-mllo fun body insid^ arwtoutvriiile being in registration for the . fall session the. local. American Vhtet Association. The SWImmer* Wantedfor Ne w Team ' tun Sunday, Sept 13, at d:3Q a.m. at the Sgt running, fitness organization nual Yoga in the Park at Unami ter. Over 45 people of all ages at- • event consists of a 20-mlls Indoor stationary PAL football registration ' Coming off of the. Garden State Games, the Joyce Kilmer U.S. Army Reserve Center In Edl- Park early last month. . tendeed d the free event direct contact with nature and the which begins Sept 14. For more, bike ride, a five-mile treadmill run and a 200 The Cranford PAL football Mason kicks Off hawty-formed Centennial Masters Swim team ie American Running arid Ht- nonprofit educational organization son. . " .••; ' • • • '••••. information, call 789-fi42fl. flight stair climb. Participants roust pro-register with a.registration-dink) for all boys age 9-14 The morning's activities included "Yoga in the open outdoors is a' warmth of the sun." Is looking for competitors, fitness Instructors The entry fee Is $10 through Aug. 15 and dedicated to enhancing the physi- by Frl.. Sept. 11. For registration Information on Mon'. Aug. 31 at 6:30 on the Cranford High and trtatheletes alike. If you are looking for a . Association announces that it $12 until race day. Runnera can contact MaJ. PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE cad Gary Battl at Gold Medal Fitness at 276- School rear field. Anyone, not In the program high quality workout end stroke work; but not accepted Dr^ John DeLuca of PUtiUC NOTICE pgBUC NOTICE : •Tom Cuslmanb or Capt Bob Sova at the 78th PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE '7fe66. • '. '.' •: • " ••• •• last .'year; may pick up a registration form at competition, the Masters are still Interested In through the promotion of aerobic j; -mat a Flxad A^i accounting n»«»m be' Implamaolab to Uomply whh.Divialonyol Lpcal Governmwl Sarvlcaa Dlvlslori. Sgt Wlmer USAR Center, Edison, • .'•••'.. . •'•;••* Police Headquarters. Cranford varsity coach your participation. The Masters conduct prac- , a qxirts medicine chiro- "•sports, including running, walking, . ""^ . BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH . .• ' raqulramanta; . ' • . • •.•...'• ',•• • ' , '•'..'•' Breakaway three-peata Nick Brown and his assistants will be on hand tice at the Centennial Pool (n Cranford and NJ. 08817-2487 for applications and Informa- • ••''•'• SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OP AUDIT REPORT • . • .,_ 4 Thai tha (ollmilna balancaa b* ravlawad for propar dltpoiitlon. r^.as a professional member, • .' •• ,E«hlbllNo. . .. . • • • . . ._„„*. to Instruct on basic fundamentals. The clinic tion. . ' •'..-..'• . ••. ." . •., cycling, swimming, aerobic danc- Attantlon la *acud to th. fad thai a aumenary ol lh» auoit raport. tooather wWith».r»comn)e«)at|ona, I. tha minimum ' The Breakaway Frozen.Yogurt softball team cometltlon Is open to all swimmers agedv25 , . . A-25T« OvarpaymanU : , .' 1Vi>m ; of Scotch Plains, won Us third consecutive Gar- will continue at Memorial Field on Sept 1, and older. For more Information, please call association is a national ing and rowing. ^ . ,., h. Couniy o(:Unlon,aa r^lr»dbyNJ.S. A-29Raaarv» fcy Ma»tM Wan . ; . .n'inrtw wood Men's Softball League title last weak. Each participate should wear shorts and the pool at 709-7260. COMP VEBA CE8H • . . X^ODMrvt lor Ravaluallon . ; . 2'15?"52 ^ ^ ^.-, «, o-^pjai A-32HMaiv«torPn>paraliooo(Ta«Map ' «Tno« After finishing first during the regular season, sneakers and will be placed on a team on this 1 B-i4P» 1 administrative assistant In herquehanna University's Sigmund ^ JAM 1 von new position, Ms. Bentley is re^Weis School of Business. 8? FOR THE WEEK OF FRIDAY, AUG. 28-THURSDAY, SEPT. 3 l T \atiisha% Siarcast! day-Thursday: 7:15, 9:15 p.m. Sat- ] , * DARYLTHOMAS ^ C1 Schedule)* «ra tubjact to last- DUNEUEN THEATER Friday, Saturday: Midnight. * -K * 4 ^ l900454*5*3 mlmrte oh»r»i». 458 North Avo., Dunalleh GENERAL CINEMA urday, Sunday: 1:15,3:15,5:15, MORRIS 99' per niinute • 24 hours a dayl Must be 18 +• (908)968-3331 , ' . BLUE STAR 7:15. 9:15 P.m. . , f Thomas, a student at Cranford High . Touch Tone or Rotary Phones AMC HEADQUARTERS 10 School, Is a member of the Cougars football •Call theater (or showtimes. Route 22, Watchurig .. •' Daily-.>lonthly- GompaUbllitj' Horoscopes MIDDLESEX KENDALL PARK CINEMAS (908)322-7007 72 Headquarters Plaza • team. Daryl was the starting quarterback last Plus the spoken tarot powerful 3 card reading UNION AMB0Y MULTIPLEX .3560 Route 27. Kondnll Park ~- •Call theater for showtlmes. Morristowri . season and Head Coach Nick Brown Is ex- Routes 9 & 35, Sayreviile CINEPLEX ODE0N CRANFORD &»!» (908)422-2444 ;..,.'„•• GENERAL CINEMA (201)292rO6O6 , pecting big things out of the junior this year. 25 North A«e. West . » ytfswj (908)721-3400 •Pet Semaiary Two (R) Friday, Snt' BniDGEWATER COMMONS •Christopher Columbus — The Dis- •fiwWte as £R.0.7. (PG) Friday- Cranford ... : - J^ •*" urday: 2:20; 4:15, 6:20, 8:25. Routes 22'& 202-206. covery (PG-13) Friday, Saturday: 5, Free tntroducUon to explain cost • 5)2.95 per minute ! (908)276-9120 1* i * - ~1B Thursday; 1M5. 3.40, 5:35 p.m. ';•;.. ,. 10:30 p.m. Sunday-Thursday: 1:25, Bridgewater.... ' ' • . 24 hours n dayl Touch tone or Rotary Phones ; 7:30. 10 p.m; Sunday, Monday. I ; B ... ' . '••'. "•P»(S8/na(ary7Vw (R) Friday- , ' •Call theater for showllmes. i. '^I0t P it.^i>i;: ^i-'t-i''i'iV';.'v ' *'••''".•.•'•••. :'•,•••'•••','•',• ••".'"; (908) 725-1161 ; Speak to Astrolger • Tarot Reader . 3:30, 5;35, 7:40, 0:45 p.m.- 5:10, -7:30. 9:45 p.m. Tuesday- 1 1 r : "As chosen by .?orbes Newspapers' Sports Dept." CINEPLEX OPEON UNION .....y;.....,;. ;-^;:^ r.:..-! . :',, '•-.•,{ ^.-*, : :->; '•; vj ''•,. Must he 18 Years or OMcr Thursday: 1;2S. 3,35, 5:45, 8. . •Honeymoon in Vegas (PG-13) Frl- , •Honoymoon In Vegas (PG-13) Fri- 990 Stuyyesant Ave., Union " Thursday; 5120, 7:40. 9:45 p.m. A Service of IntcrMedla Inc. 10:10 p.m. Late stow Friday and day, Saturday: 1. 2:55. 4:50.6:50, day; Saturday: 1:30, 3:35. 5:35, 8, •A League of Their Own (PG) Friday, Wmmkk Saturday at 12:30 a.m. 8:45,10:45 p.m. Sunday: 2:10, 10:15 p.m. Sunday-Thursday: 1:30, (908)686-4373 Saturday: 1:40. 4:50, 7:'3O, 9:55 •TWrt Peaks: Flm Walk with Mo (R) 4:05,6:05,8. 10p.ni, 3:35, 5:35,-7:45, 9:45p.m. •Call theater for showtlmos. SHARON WILSON/THE CHRONICLE Friday-Thursday: 1:30. 4:10. 7, : FIVE POINTS CINErvIA p.m. Sunday, Monday: 1:50, 5. : -Single White Female (R) Fridtiy, ; 'Single White Female (R) Friday,- Cranford's Silvia Santos shows her backstroke form against Rlvercrest Swim Club of 9:40 p m. Lala show Friday ond. 327 Chestnut St., Union ' . ' SatUfdny: 1:20,'3:30,. 5:40i 7:50. Snturday: 1:50, 4;30, 7:30, 10:.10 7:30, 9:40 p.m. TuOsdoy-Thursday: Plscataway earlier this month. Saturday at 12:10 am. 10 p.m. Sunday-Thursday; 2:10, p.m. Sunday-Thgrsday: 1:50, 4:30, (908)964-9633 2.5:20,7:30,9:40 p.m. "Honeymoon In Vegas (PG-13) Fr|. 4:35, 7:20. 9:30 p.m. • • 7, 9:25 p.m. ' •Call theater for'showllmes. •Single White-Female im Friday, day-Thursday. 1:30, 3'35, 5.35. ' UNDEN FIVEPLEX PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE •Rapid Flm (R) Friday, Saturday: . •3 Nlnjas (PG). Friday-Thursday: Saturday: 1:50. 5:io, .7:30.10:10 PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 7:45,9:50 p.m. Late show Friday 1:15. 3:10, 5:05, 7:05, 9, 11 p.rti. 1:45, 3:40, 5:30 p.m. ' . 400 North Wood Ave., Undon said Ordinance for final passage on tho 14th day of Septorn- > p.m. Sunday, Monday:l:50. 5:30, BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH YOUR SPORTING- GOODS COMPLEX and Saturday at 12:10 a.m. (908)925-9787 bor, 1992, at tho Kenllworth Municipal Building, 667 Boulo- SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Sunday-Thursday; 2:10, 4:05,6:05, •Dlggslpwn (R) Friday-Thursday: ORDINANCE NO. 02-14 . ' - 7:40, 9:50 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday; vard, Konilworth, Now Jersey, at 0:00 P.M., at which time and CHANCERY DIVISION •WapWRre (R) Friday-Thursday: 1, 1 . • ' PUBUC NOTICE 513 W. UNIQN AVE.. (RT. 28) BOUND. BROOK, NEW JERSEY/908-356^604 •Honeymoon In Vegas (PG-13) Fri- place any poraons who may. bo interested therein will.bo. UNION COUNTY 8,10p.m. 7:20,9:20 p.m; ' • . Qhton on opportunity to bo hoard concerning such Ordinance. 3:05,5:10, 7:15,9:20 p.m. Late 1:50, 5:30, 7:40, 9:45 p.m. . PUBUC NOTICE is horoby glvon thai on Ordinanco. ol Moh., Tubs., Thurs., frl. 8;3O AM to 9 PM/Wed, & Sat, 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM •Uttle Nemo (G) Friday-Thursday: day-Sunday: 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, . Margarot Adler Plaint* JAMES F. KEEFE, P.C. cranford eye care •3 Wrtfas (PG) Friday-Thursday: .w/hlch tho Wlowtng b a. oopy, was introducod.. rood and show Friday and Saturday at 11:15 •3 Nlnjas (PG) Frlday-Vhursday: , '.•'.'.. . '••."' Borough Clerk BERGEN-EASTERN PENSION TRUST 7:30, 9:45 p.m. Monday-Thursday: : pasMd on Brnl rending by Ihe Mayor and Council ol tho Counsellor at Law 33 Norlh Avs W (Mc«» Crnnlold Thoiler) | 1:25,' 3:15 p.m. . . 1:30 p.m, • Borough ol Konilworth at a mooting on Ins 25lh day ol p.m. ORDINANCE NO. 82-13' Cranford, NJ (908) 276-0200 7:30, 9:35 p.m; 1:50 p.m.. •!•' August, 1002, and that said Council will further consider tha rMmiantt: 190 NORTH AVE. EAST •A League Of Their'Own (PG) Friday- •S/sterAct (PG) Friday, Saturday: . AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE NO. 03-20 AND uld Ofdlnanco tor final psssago on Itio 14th day of SoDlam- Q»oro» Uddy »nd DCIOTM Udd/, Tru«»M TO AMEND PARAGRAPH 81-1 OF THE CODE OF THE Dr. Alan Gllckman 'Christopher Columbus — ThaO/s- 'Single White Female W Friday- •Deal/i Becomes Ho/ (PG-13) Fri- . bar, 1992, at the KomKrorth Municipal Building, 587 Boulo- . . ' . Dod<« No. F 000-82 P.O. BOX 150 Thursday: 7, 9:30 p.m. 3:20, .5:20, 7:4b, 10:20 p.m. Sun- BOROUQH OF KENILWORTH WITH REGARDS TO FEES Oplomolrlvt wild, Ksnlrwortb, Now Jorsoy. at 0:00 P.M., at which Urns and CMIAcUon FOR DOQ LICENSES (CHAPTER S3).. CRANFORD, N.J. • Comprehantlv* Ey« E«am» cowry (PG-13) Friday-Thulrsday; day-Thursday: 3:20. 5:20,7:30, Sunday: 1,3, 5, 7:35, 9:45 p.m. day, Saturday: 1:2b, 3:20. 5:30, ~~* placo' any pateons who rhay bo iniorostod thorein will, bo NOTlce OF TIME AND PtACE TOED FOR REDEMPTION •Dtggstown (R) Friday-Thursday: 5 BE IT ORDAINED by the Governing Body ol the Borough of • Full S«l«cllon ol Eyewe»r ' Qlvan an opportunity to bo heard ooncemino cuch Ordinanco. 2*6 1100* 276-4766 1:05,4, 7:10,9:45 p.m. Late show Monday-Thursday: 7:35, 9:40 p.m. Kenllworth In tho County of Union. New Jersey as follows: • AM TypdJ ol Conlact L«n»B» Filled '.p.m. '-.'.••' • • 9:35 p.m. 7:40, 9:55 p.m. Sunday, Monday: . Margaret Adlor' To QMTQ* Uddy. TruriM ' ttetfdtnllal I ComnwcUl H««l EllaK Clollngl SECTION 1. That Paragraph 01-1 ol the Code ol tho Bor- • Mcdlcara Aiilgnmtnl and Miny Borough Ctork TAKE NOTICE thai the Court has *ipolnl*d the 10th day of WIM ElUUl 1 Trulll _ Friday and Saturday at 12:15 a.m. 'Freddy as F.R.0.7. (PG) Friday-. ' «Pot Semataiy Two (R) Friday- 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:40, 9:40 p,m. ough of Kenilwdrth be amended Insofar as tho same estab- SoptxrfcW 1662, betwton tho hours bl nlno o'clock In the Conanmltlt * Small BinlMia MaltMt Insurance Worn Acccplad •Uttle Nemo (G) Friday, Saturday: lished fees In regards to dog licenses (Chapter 83) so as to lowwon tnd lour o'riotk In th» atomoon, rVwaUng bmo, at • Personal Strvlcel •Ultfe Nemo (G) Friday-Thursday: 1 ; ' Thursday: 1:55, 3:50, 5:45 p.m. Sunday: 1, 3, 5, 7:30. 9:45 p.m, ORDINANCE NO. 02-14 Incroaso Iho toefro m $4.70 to $6,00 effective January 1, apers 1:10,2:50 p,m. Sunday Thursday: Tuosday-fhursday: 1:40, 3:40, ttw CXk* of th» Tax CoHocfcy of ttw TowuWp ol Cranlord, 8 ORDINANCE CHEATING THE POSITION OF PUBUC DE- 1092, and to S7.00 effective Fobruaiy 1, 1993. Thl» fee In- SpiVioWd Autnua, Municipal BuUno. CrantoKt, How Jentsy, aaaBBaaaa^Bm^ ^ L i i i y . . .Try^iy, ^.,^ , ^ in p.m. Monday-Thursday: 7:30, 9:35 p.m. FENDER, , • • • . N l'30.p.m. ••.•'•—•'-.—•••• : . •Raising Cain (R) Friday, Saturday: cludes $1.00 Suite Registration.Foe and $.20 for Sttto Pilot at \h» 1m» and plaot uhan and wtora one or any d you that 5:40, 7:40, 9:40 p.m, BE IT onDAINED by Iho Mayor and Council. Borough of Clinic Fund. pay to th« plaMM tSUOCOM. tho amount feund to b* dua oh •Whispers In the Dtrit (R) Friday- 7:50,10:20 p.m. Sunday-Thursday: 'Rapid Flm (R) Friday-Sunday; 1:15, Ksnilworth In Iho County ol Union. State ol Now Jomey, that a •Unforglven (R) Friday. Saturday: ' SECTION 2. In addition to the above fee, there shall bo an account el tha prlndoal, Warost. aubsaQuanl tent and dun> •Raising Calh (R) Friday, Saturday: Public OolsnoV lor tho Borough 0) Konllworth Is horoby additional feo of S3 00 for any dog of reproductive age which u. on lha tax ttl* oarWoat* bsaurod by the Tax CoJl«ctlno Thursday. 8.10'20 p m. Late show 7:50,10:20 p.m, 3:15, 5:15. 7:40, 9:45 p.m. Mon- appointed to represent tuch Indlgont dolondants who appear 4.30. 7:10, 9:45 p.m. Sunday- has not hod Its reproductive capacity.permanently altered Ofkw to lha plalntW, tooettw w«i t*x*d eosls ol this wH and 7:50, 10:10 p.m. Sunday, Monday: baton) tho Municipal Court ol tho Borough of Konilworth aj. Friday and Saturday at 12 30 a.m. thrbuorislenitotlon'pursuant'to Section 12 of P.L 1041 c. a counaal tut ryj66O.B3 oouarino prtrnlaM HtutM In lha Thursday: 3:20, 6:15, 8:50 p.m. •A League of Their Own (PG) Friday, day-Thurstlay: 7:40, 9:40 p.m. shall bo assigned to Iho Public (W*td« by Jh» Munrop.il Afrwftn 7:50, 9:55 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday: 161. rot/niUe ol Cntnlord In tha County of Union end Sttla of Naw 1 Court Judoo In accordanos with law mil wtenouer luslito to •Death Become* Her (PQ-13) 'Untorgheri (R) Friday-Sunday: Jtnay/daacHbad aa fetowa on tha Tail Dupikaia for the year •Death Becomes Her (PG-13) Fri- Saturday: 1:35, 4:10, 7:10, 9;50 reQuIroa. Tho .Public Defondor ahaJI bo an attomoy at law ol SECTION 3. This Ordinance shall take effect upon final 7:50, 9:50 p.m. tho Stflto ol Now Jor&oy, shall bo appoirxod by mo Mayor passage and publication according'to law. ' Friday-Thursday: 1.05, 3:20. 5:35; day, Saturday:.6. 8:05,10:15 p.m. p.m. Sunday-Thursday: 1:35, 4:10, 1:30, 4:15. .7:15, 9:40 p.m. Mon- with tho consom ol tho Council for a lorm of ono yoar. " Mayor Lot No-l, Block Ho. H2. Tax Asswsmsnt Map, 6 Haiti Btrool, •Pol Sematary Two (R) Friday, Sat- ATTEST: 7:50,10:10 p.m. Late show Friday • 6:45,9:15 p.m. . • . day-Thursday: 7:15, 9:35 p.m. —e**fJl«-Janu»iy-l ^-lh»-y«ar-of-oppoinlrf»nt,.«ncl-ihall— Crenford, Naw Janay. Sunday-Thursday: 7:10, 9:15 p.m. ~Mirgorot"Adlor, BorbUgrrctork • • "• T3«oroa MartlnrEoor rooorvo such Itxed annual componsatlcin as shall bo provtdod "and Saturday at 12 30:a7rri. r~~~ T LOST PICTURE SHOW -urday: 2,-5:20, 7:30,-10:10 p.m.-; by tho Salary Ordinance. $21.42 CCfl26 1|Aug. 27, 1002 P.O. Bon 3r •FmdctfeasF.aa777PG)Friday~ Upon cornplotlon of Bw klgnl servlcoi rondorod by mo Pwamus, Naw Jantay 07CS3-0O37 •S/iWr Act («3) Friday-Thursday: Thursday: 1:15. 3:05, 5:20 p.m. Frlday. Saturday: 1:40, 4:15, 7, 2395 Springfield Ave., Union Sunday, Monday: 2, 5:30, 7:40, Public Dotondar, N.J.SA «:6A-1 pormils tho Borough to (201) 670-WB3 BOROUC1H OF KENILWOFmi Ofo&rA a lien upon tho Defendant's property lor tho com of tho Attomaytor PtalnWf 3:05,6:10, 7:15, 9:30 p.m. ORDINANCE NO. 02-12 9:40 p.m. Sunday-Thursday: 1:40, (908) 964-4497 9:55 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday: 2, dofonso provldod to tho dolondnnt. NJ.S.A. 4Q:GA'4 hirthor MOVIE CITY . H ' (18.07 CC621 1T Aug. 27. 1002 END OF SEASON •Aieuiue of.Their own (PG) Friday- pormlia the Borough to compramlso &aid lion. Tho Mayor and Route 1 & Gill Lane, Iselin 4;15, 6:40, 9:10 p.m; •Call theater for showtlmes. 5:40, 7:40,9:40 p.m. Council horeby authoriio tho Municipal Court Judrjo. basod AN ORDINANCE APPROWNQ AN AGREEMENT GRANTING A UCENSE TO VILLA BAfiRITTA. INC. Va CAFE REPETTI Thursday: 7:30.10:15 p.m. Late . upon his rovlow of tho .Dolondnnt's financial condition to GENERAL CINEMA NEW PARK CINEMA ' . •Sister Act (PG) Friday, Saturday: FOR THE PURPOSE OF PERMITTING SEASONAL OUTSIDE (908)382-5555 racommand on oporoprlAlo sum to cornpromiso tho lien. Tho BOROUQH OF KENILWORTH AIR CONDITIONING DINING WITHIN THE BOROUGH'S RIGHT-OF-WAY. show Friday and Saturday nt 12:30 Municipal Court Judgo shall advlso tho Dolondant of hit ORDINANCE NO. 03-10 •Call theater lor showtlmes. RUTGERS PLAZA 23 West WestfleW Avo. 1:20, 3:20, 5:20, 7!40, 9:55 p.m. rooommondation, and upon Dofondanl's accopUmco ol samo, • ' • . STATEMENT a.im. ..•••. '•••', ROsOllePark sold £um thaH bo paid to the Municipal Court Administrator io AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 02-0 PRO- MOVIE CITY ' Easton Avo., Somersot Sunday, Monday: 1:30, 3:30, 5:40. Take nollco thai tho above Ordinance was passed on tho be hold In eccrow ponding the passago of a ronolution by lha VIDING FOR COMPENSATION FOR A BOROUGH EM- SALE •3 Ninja* Friday-Thursday:. 1:45. Unal reading aflor public hoartng at a regular mooting of tho (908)828-8787 (908)241-2525 . Govomlng Body oither approving or disflppproving tho com- PLOYEE OF THE BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH. . Oak Tree Center 7:50, 9:50 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday: Governing Body ol tho Borough ol Kenilwonh on the 25th day prorrtlso sum. In tho ovont the Mayor and Council disap- 3:45, 6:45, 7:40 p,m, '•. „ •Call theater for showtlmes. •Call theater for showtlmos. • of August, 1092. • 1665 Oak Tree Rd., Edison , proves the cum rocommanded by tho Municipal Court Judgo, STATEMENT • 'Single White Female (R) Friday- 1:40, 3:40, 5:50, 7:50, 9:40 p.m. the Municipal Court Administrator shall return tho funds to tho MarQAr&t Adler Take noUce but Iho above Ordinance was passed on the GENERAL CINEMA UNITED ARTISTS RIALTO Borough Clerk TO CELEBRATE TEAM USA'S OLYMPIC (908) 549-6666 - . (rial reading alter pubic heanng at a regular meeting ol the- •Honeymoon In Vegas (PG-13) Fri- ' Defendant a/id tho Borough shall retain all of tt9 original $8.10 CC625 1t Aug. 27,1002 Thursday: 1,3:15. 5:30, 8,10:20 . statutory ton rights. Governing Body ol tho Borough ol Konllworth on the 26th day •Call theater for showtlmos. SOMERVILLE CIRCLE 250 East Broad St. of August, 1082. day, Saturday: 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, Joseph (logo. Mayor SUCCESS, YORK IS OFFERING AN p.m. Late show Friday and Saturday Route 28, Raritan ATTEST: TOWNSHIP OF CBANPOHD Maroarot Adler UNITED ARTISTS Westfleld at 12:20 f.rn. M«igar -The Chronicle- August 27, 1992 The Chrohicl& B-5 PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE - PUBLIC NOTICE • PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF CfMNFOftD BOROUGH OF GAHWOOD NJ. en Tueaday, Aunusl 25.1992. in rfsrupting tta ma«ting, the Chairman may orbar Ihat pfcreon. -. 1V& PROVISIONS OF POUCE OFFICERS FOR EXTrW - .. . OAOMANCENO.M43 . . • ATTEST: to laava the meeting. H rw or th» does not remove hlmsaU oi ORDINANCE NO. 8MP ANORDN/kNCE TO ESTABLISH THE SALAflY POUCY AND r>rrir EMPLOYMENT . x_!^. Altai* M. Qloon herself, the Chaimwi m«y order Hie Seigeanl a Aims to NUIIUNOTICCE - - - .' X-TVg BAC£ Woe FOB-W6-SCt40OI.-CRO5Sllto- Tns.Qamodd Pole* Department wU oalafinkie^Sirourjh. -Munlolp«|-ct«rti ' —— jL ~ OUAflDSTOR THEDEPAHTMENT OF TUBUC SAFETY FOfT UL'mMW wMmwil I. II ..titli in.tr. nfflnf V- • rr- .I,!,'« Mnuiinn nmnosed Ordinance was introduced and passed on lirst readlnn al u *33flO • CC57a/6t2-1iar27/92 Section 7..Sergaart al Amu, . . - . THE VEAH 1982. ' shal be assigned to tSa otrtnKted tor"a»ifsrduiy amploy;- ...... „ -. -~ ~~—w. oi-me Donjuyn o, y~ ,,((„„. UD t0, further consideration lor trial passane at th» The Chief 0/ Polka, or «udi mamoor of the Department of 11th day of August. 1992 andI that "•fo "<*"»« » "^ ^ , Qi^ood, j,,,^ » ' . .STATEMENT . : polio* as the Chairman may designate, ahal be Sergeant el n jn Munlcip?| Bujld ngi Nsw |h Ttw fengaing CninvK* ims bitty puud as limwltd al a n V TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD Arms at Ihe Township Comrnftteo meeting*. The Sergeant at The ChW of Pofc. or hh cMgoea may datarmlrni*at any -*%*£,a, V « soon .he-e8l-er;.ls?id^"rJZ^t,*^"™ ° '> '™ »<: mating d TownaMp oonrrAte. ot «v> Twouhlp ol Cranfcyd. • • ORDINANCE NO. «2-31 Arms thai carry del a*' otdera given by tt» Chairman ter the proposed empbyment ooraauM a threat to tie Kalus of NJ. on TUMday, AUgud 25.1982. . are cualqmafily posted In 1 : AN ORDINANCE ESTABUSHlNQ A MANDATORY PROGRAM purpoee ol maintaining ooV and dtcorun at the. Township SgnHy of t* potoe aa a prdasslonal occupaton. In which . E<**«d M. Bbtfcaon, Ovtman FOR THE SEPARATION OF CERTAIN MATERIALS FROM THE CommWee meeting. On kistrootion of ihe Chairman, ihe Ser- j the time ol such meMirv, caae eueh ampbymant aha) b* oaamad InelgUe tor * con- .. at the Ice of the Boroutj • • . . . ' Township CommWei SOLID WASTE OF RESIDENTIAL AND NON.RESjDENTIAL geant at Arms thai remove from Ihg meeting an/Person Mho. tr»ctw«htiePoloeD*paitmant . ATTEST: '• . . . PREMISES IN THE TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORO FOR RECY- said Municipal Building In Garwood, New.Jersey. Allan* M. Qlgqn ' ' 1B-3S FEE FOft SERVICES RENDERED CLING PURPOSES. PflOMULGATlNa ROLES AND REGULA- Section 6. Resisting removal. Tha Mayor and Council shal, by onJnanoe or raaoWon, U • Dons Polidoie MunloipalCMi ' ' TIONS THEREFORE; AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR Any person who resists removal by the Sergeant at' Arms Borough Clajk' lha hourly (ae br aarvbaa rendarad to ba paid In companaa- • .. • .-•••: •••••••..•^..-••. RATES •'•:.• ,• . :•:•••••: •'THE VIOLATION THEREOF.. •hat be charged ttith Wolallng KIJ.SA 2C.33-8. Dsrupting bon tor antnhduty arhploymenl Said la* shall Induda.oom- WRITING TIPS 18.57 HOW fO PLACE Z7.1982 Edward M. Robinson meetings and'prooantons. ' ' . peneatton (or »ie poaca oSoar VIVOWKI as we» as an aomln- AN ORDIrttNCE FIXING THE you're flexible on price, include . 1 PRIVATE PARTY $Oft i\i\ C0MMERC|AL$OC| Of\ • : Start your ad with what you're selling, ' i Chairman, Township committee Section 9. Recordino. taping or photography. IsMon lea!lo be retailed by the' Borough of Garwood. 'negotiable" In your ad, . :. . ' . STATEMENT There shall be no recordino. taping or photography of any • Be descriptive. Ust Vie best features of .-"^ TOWNSHIP Of CRANPORb 18-38 PAYMENT ... for three weeks . WW* W.W for three weeks VwliiV • Be sure to include your phone number and The loregcJng Ordnance was Italy passed as amended at a Township Committee meatlng by any means whatsoever with- Paymari of al leas tor off-duty employment shall be made A CLASSIFIED AD your Hem first! •• ' . ORDINANCE NO, es-zr , meeting of Township Commlttse of the Township of Cranford, out the ejpreoa'prior approval of Ihe Chairman ol Ihe Township to in* Borough of Garwood, Payment shall bo made by the for four lines. Additional lines $2.70 each- • AN ORONANCETO ESTABLISH A SALARY POLICY FOR NJ. on Tuesday, August 25.1092. ' . Committee. • • .. . .person br *ri*y tor whom tie aarUoa* are rendered In ao- MININUM TOMAXUMUM •* Call 1-800-559-9495 PAY IN ADVANCE AND 5AVE 1G%! : AND TO RX THE SALAttES OF F«EFWHTEa 'RRE UEU- ATTEST: . • ' Section 10. Rules of conduct. . • oirdanoewlthlhaoonlnol • . POSITION :--.-.. TENANT AND RUE CAPTAIN MEMBERS OF THE BUREAU Anene M. Qigcn • . Township Commute* meetnos dull be conducted pursuant Section 2. Al onfciances,or parts of ordinances Inoonaistenl SJ6.192:00 . $49,000.00 • OF FIRE OP THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBUC SAFETY OF Chlel of Police 32.000,00 ,. • 10.000.00 • Mail to us at: Municipal Clerk ' . to Robert's Rules of Order. herewWi are hereby iapealad to trw a»iant of such Inconsis- : Municipal Clerk 0,000.00 13.0O0.Ob ! THE TOWNSWP OF CnANTOfiD BEGINNNQ JANUARY i. $9.89 ' • . CC6U IT Aug. 27, 1082 Sedan 11. When e»**e. ' . tenoy.. ' ' Treasurer . ' • ' 1092. • ...- SOO.OO ' 6.0OC.0O. ' P.O: Box 699 This Article shall become effective upon publication as pm- Section 3. K any. portion of this ordlrianoa thai be deter- Chief Financial Officer . : . . EoWd M. Roblnapn. Chatatan videdbyjaw, . '•'• ... . 10.000,00 .••'•' '24,000.00 '! . TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD mined to be kwalld.,sudi datarmlfMion shall not sKed the Clerk Stenographer/Assistant to the Municipal Clerk . • . Y&Hnofro Committaa Section 12.Repealer. •" . • 16,000.00 • . ". 21.000.00 . ] ^pmeryille, NJ 08876 8660 - Rentals and Charters )270v Vacation Rentals . .ORDINANCE NO. W-M . vatdav of tie remaining portions of aald otrJnanc*.' Clerk Typist ' 7 , . 1000's - PERSONAL . 2130 - General Merchandise . 4110-Instruction/Education \. . 8060 - Sportscars • • •• ~—T" STATEMENT All ordinances or parts ol ordinances Inconsistent herewith Section 4. ThJa ordnano* ahal tall' aaad upon trial passage 6.00 per hour .••.-.. •• 12.00 8670-S|ip Rentals'. : 3280-Weekend Rentals ' '" Tha foreoolng OroVwioe VMS inaty pauad aa amended al a • AN ORDINANCe AUTHORtaNG THE MAYOR AMD MUNICI- P(T derWMunlclpal Offices . ' ' '. ... 1,300.00 '. iO'0.4 • 60-Plus ' 2140 - Office Furniture and Supplies 4120- Insurance 8070-Family Vans are hereby repealed, ' :.• iridpubicatlonki accordance wkh law. . '.. •' . 1,500.00 r 908-231-9638 maatkifl of Tovtmhlp ConVnlllaa d the Towrnhip 5000 5050 5050 5050 5050 5050 5050 5050 5060 5080 EMPLOYMENT Employment- Employment- Employment- Employment- • ftqpfoyment- -Employment- Employment' Employment; Part-Time General General. General Realty notes 5010 General • Genefaf General ' General HeaHhCare Employment is hi Career Training BODYBUILDERS A DI- and Services UMO DRIVERS KENNEL ATTENDANT- OFFICE ASSISTANT- RECEPTIONIST/SECRE- SECRETARY- Work WAITER NURSE- FT/PT for busy •MOUNTAINSIDE - A breath- ETERS Earn, exciting In F.T7PT, Weekends, Re'sponslble- person with Openlng to join staff In TARY— For busy doctors 10:00-5:00; Multlmate & Somervllle allergy prac- LEAD GUlTAfl- for Martha Schilling and Richard S. sale associate, with the Watchung of- come & become healthi- nights. Retired',& semi- a real compassion for an- agency office .represent- office In Westfleld. Entry .Lotus.. TeleSearch, Inc. WAITRESS tice. We guarantee you working Aggressive rock/ taking center foyer highlights the er w/explodg Indus of retired welcome. Must be imals to-work Mon-Fri. at ing largo Insurance com- level position. Typing & 261-927-7870 PT/FT posltons avail.' won't be bored If you join Alternative band. Please > MargltlcH have been named co- fice of Welchert Realtors, has earned Self Healthcare 602-3405 computer knowledge a over 25. Call 90,8- a large boarding facility pany. The office Is con- Apply In person: Frlend- dtir great staff. 231-9625 call 908-236-0699. entrance of this six-year old house directors of public relations for the the office's top .sales, top producer 297-7320. veniently locatod on Rt. must. Prior exp. pref. SEEKINO FIELD TECH- ask for Eve. BOOKKEEPER must be. ablo to supply NICIAN— for Northern Jy's Restaurant^ 1.060 MACHINE OPERATOR . at 220 Kings Court references. Call Mon-Frl. 202 South In Raritan. NJ 9am-5prfi, Mon-Fri. Send Westfleld office of Welchert,Realtors. and top dollar volume awards for the DRIVER- P/T. trans- resume & references to: New Jersey ares.. Send Stelton Rd., Plscataway, Full or part time,' for JR BOOKKEEPER 755^)227 •.•••'..• ' Insurance.exp-. pref.,, but Nurses month of'May. . COMPUTER TRAINING porting patients in van's Office Manager, P. O. resume to Concord 'C6rn> NJ •:.,•. . • glass grinding & polish- . WThat. house is listed ?t 679k000 TTie positions we're created du^ to CLERICAL not required. Typing & a Wordprocesslrig, Spread' for .medical transporta- LANDSCAPE HELPER pleasant phone manner Box 2773, Westfleld, N.J. puting dorp, 1713 Car- HOMECARE ing. Middlesex Borough. the ever increasing dominance of the men Dr., Elk Grove, IL WAITER/WAITRESSES Jpo has been, listing and selling sheets, Databases,.DOS tion co. Over 21, must Hard work, good pay. required. Exc. training 07091-2773 9AM-3PM. Retired people Windows. Reasonabla Full time position. 60007 Ann: P. Phillips WANTED- FT/PT w/ex- accepted. Please call Westfleld office and Its involvement in real estate for""To years. A licensed have knowledge of New- S7-S10 per hr. Please call program & benefits, Sal- porlence, Call Hlllsbor- rates. One-on-One. avail. Qualified applicant must ' RECEPTIONIST- Good •RN's IV Certllled- MWd. 908-358-1461. ark &. suburban areas. 9O8-272-396O ary commensurate W/ SEWING MACHINE . ough Diner 908-359-2770 UNION surroynding communities. • broker for seyen years, her,, ac- Call Em for details: . type & have previous A/ Reliable, flexible hours. phone & typing skills a & Somerset Ctys. '' ' LANDSCAPE HELPER . exp. Please send resume OPERATOR MANAGEMENT- $1000 E-Z COMPUTER SER- P, A/R experience. Any Retirees welcome. to: PO Box 6603, Bridge- muat. Full time w/ben- WAITER/WAITRESS-^ : The main objective of their function ; complishments have earned her Varied jobs- Somervllle efits, Branchburo, 908- Manufacturer of textile fil- •RN's & LPN's w/trach to S2000/nio. Profit ahar*' VICES computer knowledge a Please call Mon-Frl, water, N j 08807 Full/part time, .experi- Ing, medical, dental. Cal/' HOUSE TOURS will be to aid and assist In any of the membership to Weichert's .1991 Am- 908-469-0623 . 1dam-4pm. . Area, please call Mike at 685-7600. ters requires operator ex- & vent exp.- Middlesex plus. Excellent company 908-534-5358 aftpr 6pm. perienced In Industrial enced preferred. .Cheers for Interview 654-5363 •>' OFFICE/CLERICAL Steak. House, Bound County ''.'•' surrpuridihg communities projects bassadors Club.. • benefits Including 401K 908-654-5132 RETAIL MANAGE- sewing; Steady work, and. Profit sharing. To LANDSCAPE LA- Mature minded, reliable, convenient location' and Brook Call 356-0189 OFFICE HELP- organ- that the" particular organization feels ,..'••••, * #•' -* •" 5020 EASY WORK AT self-starter to work 3 MENT- House of Fab- •LPN's w/adolescemt arrange, an interview, BORER- PT/FT. Exp. rics the nation's leading excellent benefits. For ized, experienced, Wlttr Welchert could , help contribute to Child Can Wanted HOME— Taking snap days a week. Plscataway WAITRE6S/WAITER — home care exp. 'South- excellent telephone through ReMax Realty Pros in Joy Kenyon Venker of Basking please call:. . - shots. Sena soli- pref. WHI train the right fabric retail Is seeking in- appointment call: full or part time, experi- : : person. 908-359-1418 area hours, M, T, & Th, ern Middlesex County . skills. Light typing, .data .Westfield.: . . '.-.. . their success. • Ridge, a.sales associate and as- addressed stamped en- 9am-3pm. Typing, heavy dividuals.to manage our 908-358-2306 enced. Call 609-252-O880 : AFTER SCHOOL- Mon. 908-687-1313 velope to P.O. Box 159, new super stores. We re- / - ' entry, light bookkeeping; The center foyer, i accented by Both Ms. Schilling and Mr, Margi- LAUNDROMAT AT- phones, Must be good SHAFFER PRODUCTS, 9am-1 pm. Convenient' sistant manager of the Basking Ridge Wed, Frl. (or fun-loving 4 Dunellen 08812. quire self starters with INC. WAREHOUSE •Certified Homo Health gcr.^280 TENDANT- for Wash. & with numbers. Please call' Aides-variety, of assign- Highland Park locatldnT four-inch custorn molding and a tich are licensed realtors. yr. old boy In my No. Fold. 3-8.pm & woekends. 908-878-6023 mature Judgement and 271 Lincoln Blvd. . PERSONNEL office of ' Weichert Realtors, has Plfd. home. Driving/ r'efa. BOOKKEEPER/SECRE- Editorial. .. • retail & management exp'. Plumbing Products Distri- ments. Middlesex and CaTl .908-249-5057 oon'fi-' marble floor, will lead you to any. Ahyorie Interested, in fincilng out TARY— Non-corp. envi- Call Sue at. 908-560-0712 for directions . (Comer of E Street) earned the office's Associate of the r«q. 56.1-7722. We offer compatatlve sal- Middlesex, NJ 08846 bution Center. Exper. re- Somerset Ctys. Car & dentlal reply, ask (or Mr. part of the house, including the. how Welchert could fit In with an up- ron. Immed. opening In REPORTER- Enthusias- aries, comprehensive quired. Send resume & phone. • ••.'....' Mltller. . • '• Month and Top Pollar Volurne small business for of- . LAW ENFORCEMENT AINTERS, EXPERI- SUPERINTENDENT- to BABYSITTER- For 18 tic; sharp, reporter need- JOBS ENCED- Also helpers training, generous ben- salary requirements to: formal: dining room at the right coming function may call 654-7777. mo. old boy In Colonla/ flclent, self-motivated efits and unlimited op- provide Janitorial service P.O. Box 1490, Linden, awards for the month of, July. ed for award-winning NO EXP. NECESSARY w/some experience. PART TIME and the formal living room at the : Clark area. 1-6pm, Mon- person to handle diverse community, newspaper portunity. Send resume tor an 8 office prof, build- NJ 07036, Art: Personnel 908-549-2210 An. eight-year real estate veteran, secretarial & administra- Now hIVIrfg. U.S.- CALL 908-968-0487 Frl., some eves. Start In group In Central N.J. Ex- Customs, Officers, -louse of Fabrics, 1020 ing. Call 808-572-2777 or Local youth oriented cp.^ 'if ; : ; ' : James Madalone , of South Plain- . Sept, Applicant should tive duties. Qualified can- perience preferred. Send Highway 18, East Brun- write: 132 No. 8th Ave, WAREHOUSE-Our client has openings for stu-.. Venker has been a licensed broker didates must have previ- etc...For Info, call, In Edison. has Immed. : ; . field, a sales associate with the War-, . be energetic and loving. resume and clips to 219-736-7030,. OXt; 2935 swick, NJ 08816, Highland Pk, NJ 08904, dents & others. Some F/ for four years. ous exp. In accounts PARENTS 908 238-2666 heed for laborers. Some Call 90.8-388-2107; Robin J. Phillips, Editor, 9arrv9pm 7 days, . TEACTjIJR- needed for T avail. $10.15/start. Nq<- That living roorii includes an im- ren office of Weichert Realtors, has payable & receivable, FORBES NEWSPAPERS, Do you have the warmth lifting. Own transporta- exp. Will train. She. is: a member of.the Somerset CHILD CARE- Bound gen. ledger, bank jeqs & . 44 Ftanklln: St., Somer- consistency & structure, RETAIL SALES-..25-30 local established-Nursery tion. Connections Per- rim ported spain marble fireplace. earrted the office's. Top listing Agent LOCAL STEAM SHIP School! Must have ap- ,,.: -908-704-8555 .' and Morris County Boards of Realtors Brook, Smalley School statement proof, Heavy vllle, NJ. 08876, '.. AGENCY REQUIRES to become a therapeutic hrs/wk. ComfortableV sonnel,- Inc.- Call 908»322- II I I, If »t»»U -Straight ahead thrdugh the foyer award for listing the most hornes dur- ilh'g, WordStar, Word- propriate experience. area,, needed-tor after foster parent for a child well-established Jewelry 5200, •.. •••;.:.:• . •• •• •:•••• PART TIME SALES •as well as the SummHTBparcTof Real- SECRETARY- Must- bo 25 S. Main St. : is a large kitchen with custom oak; ing the month of Jury. . school for 5 & 7 yV. olds. Wect & PC proflclenpy . FITNESS INSTRUCTOR fluid in Spanish.&,know bi" youth with special store In New Brunswick. Part time. 908-439-3182 CLERK- Local farm ; tors.. A member of the New Jersey Call Barbara after 5:30 essential. S320/WK. NEEDED- Call YMCA at emotional needs? Cath-. Blrllngual, pref: Contact or write: P,O.. Box ,164, Edison, N.J. market,. Brldgewater. Call Word Processing. Salary 1 cabinets and a large center island. ,-Madalone.has been;a.licensed real ,356-4594 .; Brldflewal«r,722-4266 . ,722-4587 for employment commensurate with ex- ollc Charities, will pro- Mi ., ftoHinon at Bud's Pottersvllle, NJ 07979, ' Known since 1966 as 908-231-1391 . ;. Off that kitchen to the left is a : State •' Million, Dpilar Club from 1985 to application.;- ' .'. perience. Send resume: vide 24 hour support, Corner Jewe(an-908- . Medical '.,:•• estate professional for six years and CHILDCARE NEEDED- BURGER KING TEACHER- Plscataway ...And the winner Is r'art' Tlme^Chlld'. Care fof •1991, she Is acurrent member of Box 107, %Forbos Nbw- training, therapy for the' 545-6634,10am-5pm. Township School District . Personnel Pool - door leading to a 14X28 deck and a Is ^licensed broker. He has earned, . FT,.'Mon-Frl, preferrably CENTRAL AVE, CLARK FLORAL DESIGNER/ - DONNA CLANCY two,and a half year old. In our So. PKd. home for papers,.44 Franklin St.; child •& case, manage- Is looking, to fill 2 P/T El- Mon - Fri,2:30-.6:30 P.M;' fartiily room that includes an Weichert's Presidents • Club and a FT/PT; Hours to fit your MANAGER- Experi- Spmorvllle, NJ 08B76. RETAIL SALES- for of WARREN RN— 7am-3pm full time numerous honors during his career,, d.& 5 yr. old girls, Ple»te schedule. Day and Night ment, Stipend available. ementary/Bl-llngle teach- Please call us at : and part time 7am-3pm Call-719-9734; past member of the Anhbassaddrs' enced only. Please call Call Therapeutic -Foster' consignment shop In ing positions, avail. Sept. American marble fireplace.' .,• including gold level membership in, pall 754-6461 after 7PM Shifts available. 908-906-1818 Westfleld, F/T temp., re- 1-800-559-9495 and 3pm-11pm. Raritan LOVE CANDLES? Need Care Coordinator at 1,1992 for the 92-93 Part-lime :•'•' •>'-' • ';; : At the right of the kitchen is a Club.' . '-. '.'\- • '•"•'. V Advancement Potential. extra cash for the Holi- sponsible person who to claim your FREE Health & Extended Care, : the New. Jersey. State Million Dollar INFANT CARE- respon- -.-* - .* *•,.'• Please apply In person. FULLTIME- Looking for 908-722-1881 enjoys working w/nlce school year, NJ cert, Forbes coffee mug! 633 Rt. 28, Raritan, NJ, studip room that can be converted sible person needed to enthusiastic, responsible, days? You can earn up req., Interested candi- TELEMARKETING Club, an honor bestowed.upon.only Care for my baby arid do to S25/hr or more dem- PARK RANGERS. people, Tues.- Sat,, 9-4 908-526-8950. SALES •- into tv«3 additional bedrooms, and The breathtaking center foyer Is the highlight of this home at 220 Kings Court, listed at $679,000 Carol Rlchter of Millington, a CABINET MAKER hard-working person to pro, good . pay, call dates please Call 908- one percent of all sales associates iii housekeeping In my work F/T, job. .Includes onstrating our beautiful Game Wardens, security, RN— private office- REPRESENTATIVE ' Experienced only,' full line of home decorating Cathy: 908-654-6356 981-0700 ;eW.252O to re- a; laundry room with stairs leading through ReMax Realty Pros. sales associate with the Basking Dunellen home. Thur.S teaching candy making maintenance, etc. No uest an application, allergy. Will train, part, the state. In addition, he has attained Prl. days.- Long term, time employment; Call 'accessories & candlos. exp. necessary. For info, at children's B-Day par- RETAIL SALES- We're OE/AA . ' WOOD CHIPPER FOR time. Send Resume to Telephone selling of lnr, to the backyard or the basement sitver level, membership in 1988,1989 Ridge office of Welchert Realtors, has F(ermnent poslton. Must between 9-5. 218-9051 For. Interview call 908- call 219-769-6649, ext. column advertising. In-,. ties, retail sales, and looking for a cheerful, HIRE— Anytime, any: Box 109, Fprbes News- Upstairs is balcony area looMrig ; speak English, have exp. CHECHOSLOVAKIAN other various duties. Exc. 353.-059.6 or 908-353- 8183 9am-9pm 7 DAYS. TEACHER- Pre-school aper, P.O. Box 699,eludes servicing existing/ That house is located in what is and 1990. . . ; . . earned the office awardsfor the most 6397 ask for Denlso mature person, who en- where, negotiable rates. and refs. 752-4315 but over the foyer, that leads to a 1 HIGH SCHOOL EX- pay for the right person. teacher position avail. omervlllo, NJ 08876 accounts as Well as new . , • * * * ' " Marie. PartyUto GIHs ' 'ART TIME oys people, to Join us at Call Jim Bronnnn 201- considered a beautiful suburban new listings.and the most sold.list- CHANGE STUDENT, boy Will train. CaFI for Inter- Cynthia's Hallmark. Lo- P/T W/posslblllty of F/T, 672-2941. Show this ad business prospecting!" roll bathrppm with a double sink- RESPONSIBLE » LOV- view: Candylnnd Crafts, certl for Into. 526-9009 ' Some sales and com- community within fast and ef- Tipsheet Dlanne Palumbo has joined the Ings for the month of July- 17 Anxiously aawaltlng MACHINIST cated at The Village At get 5% oft Job, ING PERSON- needed 5080 puter experience, helpful." A second full bathroom, with a .-•••. . ' *; * ,••* . ' to care for newborn In host family. Enjoys 201 West Main St., Som- Run lathes, cylindrical PEAK TELLER Bodmlnster. Flexjble ficient commuting distance of New Basking Ridge offta of Weichert Re- sports, politics, reading, ervllle, 908-685-0410. • TELEMARKETING ' "•MANAGEMENT" Part-Time 16r19 hours per week.. jacuzzi-sized tub, is in the niaster VVostlleld., live out, M-F, grinder's, mill, etc. 1-2- hours: part time, will PART TIME EVENINGS 220 Wngs Court, Mountainside To be In Realty notes, send a short Arriving August. CALL UP TO $9.37/HR. train. Please call Cindy "•TRAINEG" Contact Elaine Cllsham, York and Philadelphia. altors .as a sales associate. must have own trans., years exp a must. Will Well-known, established 2 year program with a Employment 908-722-3000 Ext. 6200.- bedroom, that also includes a walk- . non-smoking, ref.s tea., KATHLEEN (908) 389- GAS STATION AT- consider vo-tech trainee. at 908-234-2426. «* . $679,000 , release, with a photo to: 3346 OR 1-800-SIBLING . TENDANT- Full & part personal Introduction starting salary of 30K +. in closet and two other closets. That community is known for its Palumbo has been a licensed real ' ,908-233-7623 Solf-sta'rter,. good pay,' service Looking for en- time. Apply: Abby's Shell The Howard Savings: RETAIL SALES- Call 782-5254, ext. 260, PLAY IN YOUR SPARE single-family homes on tree-lined estate, professional for eight.years. Jim Wright pleasant working condi- ; thusistlc, personable, • 'Hie three other' bedrobrhs also CHILDCARE- earn Station, North & Eliza- Bank Is seeking quail- Women sports wear bou and ask lor Craig. . TIME- while earning; ' Balhst 2J5 .... tions and benefits. Apply friendly person to start PART TIME great Income. Free train- streets. • - "•'' •'.•.• •..-.' ••', • /-• She was with Weicherfs. Chatham Fbrbes Newspapers 5050 money, providing quality beth. Avo., Cranford. led applicants with tlquo looking for parttlme STORE COLLECTION have ample closet space. n person, Immediately setting ap-i • * * *. * P.O. Box 699 chlldcare for 1 or more prior bank teller Or cash full days, 9:30-5:30pm, ing.& earn free kit. Call ; Amenities in the house include a : The borough offers numerous AmwitUWK ail brick, custewTi vvooo\vorkjng/720 square foot studto, Office from 1984 to 1985, and Empfoyirtertt- children In your own HAIR STYLIST- FT, ex- A&ACO. &INC pointments. NO COLD ' S200-J500 WEEKLY : Val with Discovery Toys' s 2700 SO CLINTON AVE Dandling experience for Mon,, Thurs., & Sat. Ex- CALLING. Salary plus Assemble products at Earn maximum dollars worked for Chubb & Son from 1985 44 Franklin St., General home. MONDAY MORN- perience, for modern, perience helpful but not Pis call 908-381-5851 three-zone heating system, with a playgrounds, along with a munici- central vacuum system busy Hlllsborough Salon, SO PLAINFLD, NJ 07080 the following branch: - commission. Fun envi- home. Easy! No. selling." With minimum time with a ING INC, offers free In- needed, will train. Please Fprbes Newspapers backup, a two-car garage, ten-foot HearUnB/cooHngt gas, forced air/central air condKidrurig to 1987. *.,-.' . Somervllie, N.J., 08876 salary -(-'commission, ronment. Call Alex, 381- You're,paid direct. Fully RECEPTIONIST/: 1 pal svvimming pool, tennis courts, surance, referrals, equip- apply In person: Paris store collection route. . ',. "*'.*•*. . ". paid vacation & benefits, MACHINISTS- .experi- EDISON BRANCH 9585. •••' ' • . , '" . Guaranteed. Fpr direc- CLERK- Part: time for 'Ceiling in the basement, a " central For more Information, cail 722- DRIVERS DO YOUment, back-up & more. enced, . pernmanent em- Blue, 132 East Broad St., Flexible hours, reliable basketball courts, golf courses and bottfawt iiivby-237feet WANT BETTER PAY? DO Union County 908-668- good wooklng co'nd., 1063 Inman Avenue tory Information call 24 small Basking Ridge real 3000, Ext 6306. ployment. 356-1553 WesHleld. . TELEMARKETING hour hotline 801-379- car necessary. Call the estate office 9am-2pmv vacuum system and a burglar horseback riding trails. . TttXtttt $7,100(1991) Chris Joo of Berkeley Heights, a YOU WANT MORE 4884; Somerset County friendly salon atmos- AVAILABLE SCHEDULE : phere. Please call Sandy Start nowl Work 6-9pm In 2900 Copyright # NJ1- Single Copy Department. Mon. thru Frl.; We need. "alarm.. . :•'•..•. MILES? Then call J.B. 908-526-4884 MAJOR TELEPHONE Mon.iThur.,Frl. RETAIL SALES- for : The largest recreational facilities Sthooln . Mourrtalnside Hunt : 1-8Q0-2JB-HUNT 359-7511 CO.- $7.80-$15.75/hr. 3PM-6PM eves. & earn $6-$15/hr. 7WDH' your help & Input. ''• Thrift. Shop In Westfleld. Must have clear phone 908-781-7900 EXT 7302 FISCHER REALTORS ' The . house, which is eqtiipped. include Echo Lake ParkV the EOE/ Subject to drug CLERICAL- full ben- Now hiring., Technicians, Sat., 8:45AM-12:15PM FT, responsible person Agoi 0years efits. To $7hr. varied du- HAIRDRESSER- Experi- voice* No exp, riecces- • • •. ' '***.*'•.:•• •' • ., '. OR. • •• ••. 908-534-1325 > with central air conditioning,. is screen. . •'.".• Installers, account/ser- who enjoys working with $200-J500 WEEKLY : 1-800-300-9321 Watchung Reservation, ' Trailside Op«n house: imrpugh ReMax Realty Pros, Westfield. Tom AttJeri, ties. Req. 1 yr. general enced stylist, must be a vice reps., operators. No For immediate consider- sary. Call Joe, 494-0576.. Completely maintenance free, with motivated team player to nice, people. Tues.-Sat. 9- Assemble products at RN NEEDED— every Museum. .'••. ' ACCOUNTANT/BOOK- office exp. & car. Day oxp. necessary. For Infor- ation, "please complete 4pm. Good pay. Call other week-end for busy' £#•9292 KEEPER— FT, 40 hr. wk. hrs. Middlesex, 302-0909 assume full clientele. On TECCMAnKETtNG- PT, home. Easy! No selling. FORBES NEWSPAPERS its brick, exterior, . mation 1-219-736-9807, an application at the hir- Mary Lou 908-232-4325 evenings, high hourly You're paid direct. Fully ; walk-In". facility.- $19/hrrj salary range $8-512 per going education, salary : EOE ' ext. F2617, 9am-9pm-7 ing branch. • . . , rate plus dally bonuses. Guaranteed. For direc- plus paid to the right • hr. Experience necessary CLERK TYPIST- strong plus commission, bo- days. . SALES-RETAIL (FT/ 1 typing skills. Knowledge nuses and vacation pay; Call Vlnnie or Mike at tory Information call 24. AAA OPPORTUNITY candidate. Call..Maryann' In computer data entry, PT)— Custom decorat- Show • & Sell Christmas or Diane at 968-8900 A/P, A/R, G/L, JE's, Bank of Word Processing. & Health Insurance avail. 302-199dJ Somerset . -, hour Hotline 801-379- MANAGER- FT, tele- The Howard ing, detail orlanted, peo- 2900 Copyright # NJ1- Around the World at Recs, Acct. Analysis, general clerical skills. Start Immediately. Call phone room, ontry level, ple persons, processing, TELEMARKETING- SECRETARY- part time 9000 9030 9020 Contact: Ruth Yaffttjor, today 271-9292 7HDH home parties; Great pay) General Acct. duties, etc. will train, hrs. 1PM-9PM .Savings Bank excellent selling skills & Start Immed. In tho New Pun Jobl Call today for Church, 9-1 PM; Mpn REAL ESTATE Jjfomea for Sato . • ..**•**.•' Homes for Sale Send resume only to: Bdro-Glerk, Boro of Mid- Mon-Frl, Sat 9AM-Noon. knowledge.of fullness & Brunswick area, If you through Frl. Phones, typ- : ...Where We Invest, In 908-272-1579 Mrs. J; Bell, Hoffman In- dlesex, 1200. Mountain i HEAVY DUTY Musf have positive at- repeats. 24,hour wf. min- HAIRDRESSER ing & basic Computer ". 'YourGareerl have a good phone! voice Full or part time. Follow- ternational, Inc., 300 S. Avi.,. rwrarfiWex; NJ TOW TRUCK DRIVERS tltldo, good advancement imum • on floor Including & want to earn top dollar AMERICA'S BEST . knowledge. 356-0247 DID YOU METUCHEN- 5BR, 2V4 SOMEBODY BUY ME! Randolphvllle Rd., P.O. 08846. or call "9O8-i Needed, FT/ PT, must & pay. Call alter 6PM nlght(s) & weekends. ing a JDIUS. Hlllsborough Christmas Around' the 9010 -KNOW... bath Expanded Ranch, I am a 2 BR capo In Mid- PART TIME for your efforts. Contact area. Call Jeannette, TEACHER NEEDED Box 669, Plscataway, NJ 356-7400. have CDL licensed Please 908-356-1134 Middlesex, REPRESENT1TIVE Shop at homo positions Mr. Jeffries 247-0093 World hiring, demonstra- Homes under that a*n ad Tn- this local on.secluded street. Ndar dlesex, corner troo lot, 0BB55-O669. •;.' • •• apply In person: 908-906-6625 Motuchen available. Good pay & tors. Special bonuses (PT) MONTGOMERY KID paper also goes Into 16 H.S. Ideal for someone great starter homo, all COMPANI6N/DHIVER- Responsible & depend- 908-874-3747 ~' CONNECTION Is looking $150,000 Highway Service able people needed to benefits package. Call TELEPHONE SALES now. Call 908-647-2531 other local papers? w/llvo-lri parents or new CAC, water hoator, ADMIN. ASST— 23K, for male senior citizen, i S48 Trumbull St. MANICURIST/ MAN- REPRESENTATIVE tor an After-School Su- Middlesex/Bound Brook work tor TV rental com- Susan M., 908-755-4700. or.757-3055. ..;..:...:.•..;..;... .Reach over. 400,000 grown children. Inclds^ high efficiency gas fur- Good multlmate skills Elizabeth, NJ. AGERT- 'Aggressive man- SEARS AUTHORIZED 5060 pervisor. Hours: 2:30- readers with orie calll frplc, 2-car gar,, en- nace, new front porch, area, must have driver's pany In New Brunswick ATTENTION MOMS- 6pm, Mon-Fri. Must, have BRIDGEWATER- By needed. Call tor appt. icurist w/followlng who hospitals, must have SALES/INSIDE CLEANING SERVICES is Employment- Owner, 3BR Ranch, Vk 1-800-559-9495 closed porch, & more. newly painted. My own- license and ref.s, salary HOUSEKEEPER/CHILD wants a career oppty. in seeking^- FULL TIME need extra. $$$ for back exp. supervising a staff, TeleSearch, Inc. Call 201- neg., 90B-583-O731 leave neat apperarance, good baths, full bsmt., 1 car Asking $219,900. Call ers Want to go to Florida, ,927-7870 CARE— Watchung area. Managomont. Good sal- ambitions sales people Health Cafe to school expenses? NJ Teaching Cert pref- EDISON, NORTH- By can't take wintersl mess. '• •.••'.' ••• • • . , communication & math garage.' Now Klt./carpot- 908-563-0187. Female, non-smoker, ary w/bonof|ts. 908-725- S30KPLUS to sell products & ser- Christmas Around the ered, but not neccessary. owner, extremely Ig. Bl- Please call 908-469-8359 ADMINISTRATIVE English'speaking, own skills, flexible days, 1PM- TOGETHER, the largest World offers, excellent Good organizational & rngyfixturos. Freshly 8380 or 201-437-7742. 5PM or 3PM-8PM & Sat vices In Its inbound painted Inyout. Mint lovol, 4BRS, 2'/i baths, METUCHEN- 6 1/2 rm 1 ASSISTANT- Limited COOK transp. Mon-Frl, 8-4pm. DENTAL ASSISTANT/ pay & flexible hours, ' ' •"•"• a must, SOMERSET- 3 BR, now or Sun 10AM-4PM. $6/hr & most successful per- Telemarketing Depart- planning skills a must, cond. $145,000. Call 908- tR, DR, FR w/brlck fplc, family, lot. 40x147 ft,( ros- typing. Assist executive EXP. GRILL COOK, Call 908-561-5146. MANICURIST- Exp. in ment, Qualified candi- OFFICE HELP- P/T. |n Free kit & supplies, par- prlv. wooded lot,.-deck, 2 Identlal/cbmmerclal Inter,, fenced yard, dock, to start, Paid holidays & sonal Introduction ser- busy general practice. X- 908-359-8211,,Ext:251 2 526-3382. . . in fast . paced service apply In person, all phases of nail carp. vice Is looking for 2-3. dates should possess 1 ties welcome. Call Kathy car gar. $239,000. 908- zone) 237 Central Avo, oxt. needs paint, company. Must have ex- INSIDE ADVERTISING Art and air brushing a vacations. For a local In- ray license preferred. TELEMARKETERS $87,500. Call 218-1865 Frlendlys Restaurant, tervlow call 201-858-2316 sassy, enthusiastic, suc- to 2 years telephone 908-322-4831 CRESTWOOD - Adults 549-6864 •..:.'• v $110,000, Pis. Call Dor- . cellent phone manners, SALES— good com- plus but will, train. Exist- sales experience & the Preferrable AM hours PART TIME rls, Colony Realty, 201- 1080 Stelton Rd., Plscat- munications skills a weekdays 10AM-4PM. cess oriented people for plus 1 afternoon per AVON SALES- All (55 + ). '7,500 Homos, 7 EDISON- North, by organizational and spell- ing clientele. On going Clubhousos, 40 Stylos 761-7100 SOMERVILLE $344,900 away, NJ must. Part tlmo days aro our local offices. ability to answer custom- week. Call 908-232-3550. areas. For' Information owner, Asking $225,900. "BIG & BEAUTIFUL" ing skills, as well as an education, salary plus ers' inquiries. We offer a ' Earn extra cash from $2'O,00O-$142,500. OK with fixed schedule, PAVER— experience a call ...'•• flexible hours. Rarich 3/4 + acre, cul de NORTH PLAINFIELD 3 Character & charm excellent memory. Job CUSTOMER SERVJCE- comm., bonus and vaca- must. Commercial li- competitive base salary, DENTAL HYGIENIST— Beautiful & Secure. FRBE onfalls analyzing com-: Reasonable base pay tlon pay. Health . Insur- If yoii have a profes- 1-800-662-2292 3 to 5 days per week ^nesented'by ou^-fPestfield\ (^ffice sac, 7 rms, 2 bath, near BR Split. 1 1/2 baths, LR, abound In thi.s most needed for large corpo- with very good earning cense a must. Call Vlnnie sional appearance with incentive plan, paid train- Westfleld general prac- BROCHURE. Heartland NY trans, 908-494-9308 plex contracts {with rate Insurance agency . • ance avail. Start Immod. 6j3m to 9pm . Realty Associates, P.O. DR, FR, deck, family unique 100+ yr. old potential. 908-218-3710 819-4652 a bubbly, positive at- ing & health benefits. No tice Is looking for part- CASHIER/STOCKER Queen' Ann Victorian. training), mall, cor* Must have P & C license Call today 271-9292 7:45AM-1PM or 12:30PM- In our Bedmlnster office Box D, 480 Rt. 530- Whit- neighborhood, walking Ask for Charlie or Ron titude & experience In , cold calling. Ask for Pam time hyglenlst lato after- $7.00 per hour HIGHLAND PARK- by Centrally locatod In town, respondence computers, whlth -1 + years Agency PHOTO LAB- Edison 908-417-0400. EOE noon, evening, 6-8 hrs,6:00PM, and 2 Sats. a Ing J^MBmD6315509 owner. Beautiful ranch, 4 distance to school. faxing, filing, copying, exp. Salary mid 20's w/ MEDICAL SECRE- has openings for FT sear the dating industry or ' plus commission $148,500. 756>3885 this 7 BR homo bVings INSIDE SALES/ per wk. No weekends. month. Apply within , for further Info • • ' '• BR + FR. Sot on excep- back the charm ,of yes- etc. Call Dave at: 9o«- good benefits. Call Karln SECRETARIAL TARY- full time and part sonal employment (Sept. membership sales such TELEPHONE 6ALES- Call 908-232-3550. store: 900 Lincoln Blvd., EDISON- 2 BR, 1 bath, tional lot on quiet, pretty CALL ' . EIK, attic, bsmnt., bright teryear. Featuring" 4Vi 322-8852. Parker 660-7 300 Preferred Expor. required. Send re- tlmo. 12 to 8:30 pm. Exp. thru Christmas) for auto- as health clubs, time Earh extra Christmas Middlesex. : street, Like new. Interior Plaritsesp'ev Placement, 27 Mountain or qualified, computer matic printers, editors, shares, weight loss cen- mone'yl Perfect hours, MEDICAL m$' & cheery, lovely area, bathrooms, original sume & salary require: $159,000,908-572-6002. PISCATAWAY- woodwork, stained glass 1325 Tarrlll Road, Blvd., Warren • billing,, typing, bl-llnqual processing, cutting. & ters, etc*, then we would M6n-Frl, 6PM-9PM. Sun Life Key Ventures has the CHRISTMAS AROUND . GLEN OR GENE low taxes, r\r. all transp. FLEXIBLE FINANCING rnents to: P.O.. Box 1490, $100,000/nog. (possible windows, a turret w/ Scotch Plains, N.J. EOE Linden, NJ 07036 preforroa. Immod. posi- packaging depts, We like to speak to you. 6PM-8PM. Good talkers following positions avail- THE WORLD- Is now EVENINGS •'&• RAREFIND DANCE INSTRUC- tion avail. Plon9o fax ro- train, Call for appt. 287 rental $1200) Principals. curved windows, claw Att:Pdrsonnel. .••••• only) Up to $10/hr. Per- able: • '•'••• .hiring demonstrators for FORBES NEWSPAPERS INTRODUCTIONS... ASSEMBLERS- Excel- TORS- Ballet/Jazz, sume 908-322-4031 4248 ext 126 fect 2nd Job. Spouses & more info call Dee 754- 908-781-7900 , Call 212-348-6462. A way for people to meet Ranch; 3 BR,. 1'/6 bath, foot tubs, butlers pantry lent Indbme to assemble Send resume to! Dance We offer excel, benefits, 18' country kitchen, en- & living quartors & so INSTRUCTORS- certi- a lucrative Incentive pro- students welcome. Call OFFICE ASST. 1491 or Lynn 561 8082. Ext. 7303 •'-"•• people, every week In products from your Dimensions, 643 Georg- MODELS PHOTO TRIMMERS after 6pm Middlesex 906- your local Forbes news- closed porch, full baso- rnuch more! This Is a fied aerobic Instructors (female 5'4 & up; guys 5' Earn to $125 per day gram, fast advancement CHRISTMAS SALES- Advertise In the Classified! must aoelll home. 504-646-1700 es Rd., No. Brunswick, needed, call 908-218- 6625 Metuchen Psychiatry Dept. paper, Tho ad is free, wont (partially finished,) Dept, P6331 NJ 08902 or call SOB- 9" & up) Wantod for ex- No exp. needed into management & a Great opportunity for ex- JINGLE MY BELLS FOR TELEMARKETING- them one call does It altl 2 separate heating sys- 1155 EEEZ 'MONEYI FREE 249-4196 citing fashion show sea- 1-800-262-4389 Ign working environ- TIRED OF BEING LOST perlenoed, energetic, Posltlon marketing rap- 1-800-559-9495 tems, garage. Feticod AUTO MECHANIC- Im- son. Exp. prof, but not IN THE CROWD? Busi- $300 KIT a SUPPLIES! idly growing company, INSURANCE- part tlmo, rflent. If you want an ex- self starter to help start property. Owner movod SOMERVILLEONLY mediate opening^. Class DENTAL HYGENI5T nee. Must bo outgoing, PT EVENINGS! MAR ness Is booming! Grow- 800-300-9464, NOWI two corporations. Leads MANVILLE- Lost Valley, clerical/workers compan citing career opportunity up Psychiatry office. 9020 • Immediate possession. $109,900 A or B.'~Gooa Salary, Mon, Wed hours. Excel- satlon 'Claims position love music & dance. Gall KETING OFFICE SUPER and would enjoy work- ing REAL ESTATE cp. provided. Flexible hrs., Homes for Sale turn-key home, Immed. ATTN:COLONIAL LOV- steady work, uniforms, lent working environment Runway Magic 908-985 needs 3 reliable, ambi- COUNTER HELP'AT- Asking $129,900. available In Brldgewator VISOR/ SECRETARY- ing from 12noon-8pm good salary. -Call Dave avail., expanded cape on Days: 908-752-7010 ERS vacations, holidays, prof- (p Middlesex. 968-4644. 7600 after 2PM for appt. tious sales people. We Reporting to Office Man- TENDANT- Looking (or corner lot W/3/4BR, 1V4 Afternoon hours must be Exp pref. but not necces- call Wendy after 10am :at: 908-322-5552, Parker. SCOTCH PLAINS $339,900 Eves: 908-382-3499 Hore's a vory charming 2 It sharing. sary. Immed. positions offer extensive In-house ager, you will have pre- enthusiastic responsible Interior Plantscape, 1325 FANWOOD $229,000 bath, LR, FR, new cus- fARV AS- familiar w/workors com at 908-381-9558. person to help with bat- On a prestigious street and a real charmer. 4 bdrms, 3 full bths,. BOUND BHOOK- 2 190 Station Road story Colonial w/a vory BC TIRES pensatlon Insurance, typ- MODELS-NEW FACES- avail. 201-716-9494. training., 100% comm. vious psyohlatry office Terrill Rd,, Scotch Plains, Family +offloncy, fully tom EIK, windows, ga$, SISTANTS- 3:30-8PM, TV-PRINT-LIVE FASH- ting & fitness center. Call Pristine ranch on large corner lot. 3 bdrms, 3 full bths, new kit vil, •' Plucataway affordable prlcol Fea- 1268 SUHon Rd. ing req., salary based on plan, come show off experience, knowledge N.J, EOE .. ".:••. ••.-• . den w/wood burning stove, formal din. rm, eat-in, kit, Inground pool. ronted, separate utlls, furnace, ,10x20 Atkins tures 3 BR, EIK, formal Pl«c»taw»y, NJ OWM will train, Foothill Acres ION- Ages 8 and up .* * * * SALES/SALES your talents, for a confi- of medical terminology, after 6PM 356-8525 skylight, den,fencedyard. CAG. WSR3922. barn, • +much much Nursing Home, Neshanlc, exp., Call Kathy 908-781- WSR 3690. qulot neighborhood posi- CENT0RY21 DR, LR, wrap around 0140 you' may leave a male/fomale at Dewrna PT/FT INCOME dential Int. call todayl billing, scheduling, third TRAIL GUIDE/STABLE- tive cash flow, $179,900. more. $125,000. No Real- AVON SALES- All NJ 908-369-8711 OPPORTUNITIES AVAIL- MANAGEMENT CUSTOMER SERVICE- (ront porch, full bsmt. & message at anytime. Trust Model, Madison; 752-1111 party reimbursement Telephone orders. $6/hr. WORKERS- Lord Call (908) 271-4673. tora please. 707-0988 Brandt Realty 2 car garago. All nlooly areas. For Information NJ. Call for appointment. ABLE" $1000-$2000 per Are you ready to earn Stirling Stables. English call DOa BATHER- Looking month. Plus profit ahar- between $30,000- and medicare. Medical Polite, accurate, good sltuatod on a big land- KENILWORTH AND/OR 201-377-1788. TO: ANYONE WHO transcription experience horsemanship and 1-80O-W2-2292 for responsible person Ing plus medical/ $50,000 your first year WOULD UKE TO HAVE phone manners,, key- knowledge of horse care scapod lot. Call nowl!I not afr«|d of * little hard MURRAY HILL NEED EXTRA CASH a plusl This Is a full time ' boarding. Flex, hours & ttln RESEARCH ASSISTANT dental. For Information and $50,000-$80,000 A HIGHER QUALITY required. Call 722-1200 BABYSITTING- babysit work and p,8 9 dirty. 2 FQR THE HOLIDAYS? call Mr. 2, 908-848-6955 flexible hours position. days, 7 days a week ters needed for Woman's portions available Mon- Immediate long term, 1 your seebnd year? Then LIFESTYLE. from 4-10pm. 232-9090. for implication (TDD Find out about tho now we'd like to speak to Kim & I have found a way 526-4762), EOE. ' SOUTH BOUND BROOK health club, day-time Frl. 0-4 p.m.. Call 755- nights per week, approx, Avon, (Many ways to soil, REAL ESTATE CAREER $129,900 6 ws, per night, approx. you. The leading NATI- to be able to make more DRIVERS—Must havo hours, call 908-218-1155 0227. 2 ways to earn). Call 908' WEIDEL REALTORS, BILLING .*+•*•*••.••• BEST BUY IN TOWN IONAL REAL ESTATE 0U money than we could clean driving record. Will V $20 per hour. Must have 647-5845 Hlllsborough. We are AVERAGE $2O/HH. AMU$TSEEI car, basic library skills & flee In NJ is looking for ever spend, and have all COLLECTIONS help get CDL license. For looking for good people the free time to enjoy It Now hiring In your area 2 story colonial w/4 BR, 2 physical stamina. Must NEW YEAR to |oln our Bales staff. 2 CAREER minded peo- more Info call 908-668- for "Christmas Around full baths, LR, DR, EIK, be highly organized & re- NEW CAREER ple for residential, new with our family & friends. ASSOCIATE 4044, ask for Maryanne LOVE YOUR CAREER! Whether licensed or unli- GIVE US A CALL AT the World" demonstra- don, full basement.& lots At An Advertising and Public Relations sourceful. Excel, growth Part time & full time per censed, we can got you homes Bales, com- Will have prior experi- or 464-5953, ask for tor*, Work eve hours you moro. Locatod In an ox- potential. Rush resume/ sons* for telemarketing 072-1214. We will treat Nancy, Professional In Your: Community. started In a successful mercial Investment sales you like family & show ence with Insurance, set Sopt.-Nov.; free $300 collont area too! Ownor cover letter to: Informa positions In Union based Real Estate Career. Flex- & leasing In Central Jer- collections, billing & kit, no cost. To get the ' A hlah-earnlna. prestigious opportunity awaits you you how you can do It DRIVERS- Up to $10 t must soil. tlon Express, P.O. Bo'company. Expor. an ad- hours, unlimited earning sey area. WE WILL GET scheduling as well as best start, be sure to lo- 121, Millwood, NJ 10546 tool Recorded message per hr. Must have own as a WELCOME WAGON REPRESENTATIVE in this vantage but not essential potential & hands-on YOU LICENSED and knowledge of medical cate the RIGHT supervi- 0121 • « ' as training given Exc. Now l» th« time, car, Insurance. Reliable, ERA J. Zavatsky & Ao- area. Meet exciting peopls. Become acquainted with training. Call Judl Hltt, TRAIN YOU. For confi- Frank* Kim terminology.. MRI or ra- neat, personable drivers sor-call "Rose" for great 9oclalos Rtialty training & support. SPRINGFIELD $320,000 WESTFIELD $254,9t)0 Influential government & business leaders. Enjoy pay pkg lor the right Manager, 359-7100 dential Interview, call diology office experi- needed 7 days a week Classic center •halU-coionlal. Qraclous.-spacious, prime location. 3 . 908-755-1200 high earnings as you manage your own. flexible people. Call for furthc Ken Worden at: ence a plusl Full time from 4-10pm for deliver- ' 908893-7830 - 7 rm building presently used as church. 5 rm apt included. May bo Adnrilse In th» ClanlllediInfo & Int. Carl 686-5788 REAL ESTATE SALES SOUTH PLAINFIELD- 40-hbur- week. Represent, local ; businesses & CENTURY 21, TRAINEE OR (10am-6pm) posjt|on. led In Westfleld. Flex, used as In house professional with approval. WSR 3911. bdrms, dpntH moldings, din rm w/comer cabinets, r.ac rm, porch, Maxlmlx* your earning .^EXPERIENCED hours & days. 232-9090, brand now brick front co- professionals when you'calf on new US cltteens,^ potential. Plenty of floor Worden A Crlv»llo - brick patio. WSR 3875; lonial, In.-lot, 75x200' engaged women, new, parents & movers, _-.I "~ 908-874-4700 For metallzlng plasma Positions offer'competi- 8090 time, plenty of leads DRIVER- Cranford deep, 4 BR, 2 1/2 bflthw/ For * personal Msrvlew contact Mobile Sweet shop. Opportunity to tive salary & compre- Employment Wanted higher earnings. Join SALES- Experienced learn trade. Welding exp. School Cafeteria has Jacuzzi and double sink, Century 21. . only In-lighting, lamps, a plus. Steady work, hensive benefits. Please openlngtor Food Service Ig Kit. w/custom cablnota 908-766-3262 McQ«« Realtors home furnishings. Full good pay, benefits. send resume & salary Driver. No experience NOTICE: All EMPLOY- and coramlc tile floors, 908-826-4440 time, flex, hrs., salary to Apply In person. history/requirements to: nee. Idoal working hours. MENT WANTED adver- all appl. & built-in Vacu- Frl. 9 - 5 PNI 1035 1U 202 Branchburg. um, Lg. LR, formal DR, commensurate ability. A&A CO., INC Personnel Department Call 908-469-8787, SOE. tisements are PAYABLE EOE- • EARN EXTRA Capitol llahtlno, Rt. 22, LIFE KEY VENTURES CAC, family room w/ Flrp REAL ESTATE SALES- 2700 SO CLINTON AVE IN ADVANCE by cash, & skylights, dock, lull No7 PlBlnfUld. 908-787- SO PLAtNFLD, NJ 07080 270 Old Hook Rd. FASHION ADVISOR Is a lucrative sales career 4777. Jerry Falker. Wear & show ladies Jew- check, VISA or Master Bsmt., 2 car Qarg., In your future? Take our Weatwood.NJ 07676 UNDERCOVER WEAR elry 2 eves. $126. No in- Card. For a quote on $249,900, no contlgon- FREE ($300 value) Indi- SCHOOL BUS 8. VANiPart time scales agents NURSE v08tfm>mTOO«MJ743663 Clos, 908-757-8362 vidual Success. Profile DRIVERS- Needed for cost, please call Four years of college needed. Hostesses re- PEDIATRIC-RN FRONT DESK RECEP- INCOME questionnaire and find September. Somerset/ ceive Ireo lingerie. Needed to do assess- 1-800-559-9495. 5 LENOX A WARREN TWP.- Logal out how your natural tal- Huntordon. Area. Goad TIONIST- for busy mod- 2-fam., 12 .rms,, city Monthly specials. For an ments & procedure visits leal facility. Computer assistance for Forbes Newspapers is now ents and abilities can bo pay & equip. Call Hager evening of fun, fashion & In the Somerset & Mid- OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-4PM water & sowers. Soporntcv. doveloped to help you at- BUB, 908-788-9765 and medical oxporlonco CHAUFFEUR/ GAR- Utils., oxc. rontlng. Lots fantasy call Jean dlesex County vicinity for a must; Spanish speak- This handsome four bodroom colonial Is sot on a deep lot and taking names for neighborhood tain tho highest level »f home health care agen- DENER- Good refer- talk! 356-4512 one weekend a month. success possible. Call §08-287.8723 ing a plus. 32 to 36 hrs. onjoys a qulot neighborhood sotting. Natural light flltors through delivery in New Brunswick and cy. At least 2 yra. recent ences, Call oves. 900- WESTFIELD- Attr. II- Pat at Weldel Roaltom, per week, flexible, Call 526-6722. the now bow window In the living room and contributes to tho You're on your way to college. And you're pedlatrlc ext), req. Exc, Mary Lou at 068-8900 WESTFIELD $114,900 fam. Not a conversion North Brunswick. Brldgewater 685-8202 Adv«ffi«s In (he Cknltladl benefits. Call Nancy for PLAINFT1LD $289,000 bright, open, airy fooling on tho -first floor, the family room and looking for a part-time job to help you pay for Representative COMPANION OR HOME- 6 apartments In historic Crescent Area. Certified historic "Lovell Five room duplex w/2 bdrms. now kit & bath; Low taxosl WSR but has look of a alnglo. RECEPTIONIST further Information. FULLER B"RU6H both the full and half bath havo been rocqntly renovated. Yes on Ea. Apt. 4 rms. (2 BRs). it. Join the Army National Cuardl For about Deliver one or two days per ACGS: 900-246-0600. MAKER AIDE-To work- 3757. ' - . Growing computer com IWILLIE'8 TAVERN Is Household Products Ing couSle. Elderly or House". Renovated & Immacualto. Corner lot, ample parking. WSR these special features - formal dining room with chair rail and Trood/shrubbod lot w/olf- two days a month ami two weeks a year, you'll Requires evenings, Sat- looking tor d«y «rtd EOE To Buy or Sell stroot pkg. Nr. NYC week and earn $45455, pany seeking a rospon- urday and Sunday. disabled person, Prof, 3035. . built-in china closet, fireplace, aat-ln-kitchen, central air, fenced work a part-time job that makes a difference. slblo receptionist with ox- nlaht •«rv«r«/Ho»t Ex- 908-2S2-7584 late afternoon-eves. Food * MtMBER Of THE SlAHi FINANClAl NEYW0(IH • yard, attached garago, gas F/ A heat and patio. High $220's. trans. $189,900 by Must be 18 years or older and Good starting salary. p.dlUr* PT/PT. Exp'd OFFICE DUTIES/ owner. 900-232-5595 You'll be elidible for up to $5,000 in edu- porlence to greet cus- Benefits. $6.00 per hour. PATIENT AS8ISTANT- INSTRUCTOR- M/F Part prep clean up, light tomers, answor very and Non-exp'd welcome. Come to the OPEN HOUSE on Sun- cation assistance with the have reliable transportation. Call 908-412-7888. A»k Parttlme, 12-5:30pm. Time aoroblcs/atop/ton- housekeeping/laundry. •HUNTERDON COUNTY" busy tulophone Intel- If you'ee ready lo be Call 753-0113. for Phyllis or Jan. Busy office seeks friend- Ing. Days/ovenlnns, cortl- OFFICE HOURS: COLDUieiX day, or better yet, call now to ar- Now construction or will Montgomery Gl Bill. And. dur- ligently, tako accuruto I challenged, apply In per- flcatlon preferred. Cran- WESTFIELD ran son: Rt. 202, Bedmlnster, ly dependable person EXPERIISNCed * LOV- Q° an appointment to preview build to suit. 2 aero lots. ing the course of your six-year mosBDgos and bo motl- SECRETARY- PT/FT, who enjoys working with ford. Call 000 709-7260 CRG Low loxos, close to shop- Call Today votpd. Ploaso send re- Mon-Sat 2-4PM, INQ MOM- will provide Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. this very special home. enlistment, you'll also earn a good typing skills. Word- patients, has tolophono ask for Kim. TLC & quality time for' 264 E. Broad St. ping, schools, transpor- sume to P.O. Box 6363, perfect, dictation & short- INTRODUCTIONS... skills, appointment tation, and rocroatlonal minimum salary of $11,000. Somerset, NJ 08875 or hand, Send resume & KENNEL ATTENDANT- your child. In my home- Saturday & Sunday, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. A way for people to meet making, & gonoral office/ Refa avail. Clara Barton 233-5555 facilities. Tranquil oul-do- Join the Army National Guard fax (008) 560-0115 wage requirement to: patient care, Call 908- Ideal for students part .people, every wook In section of Edison. 22S- sne road only 10 mlnutos today! Call 1-800-300-9321 P.O. Box 106, %Forbe» your local Forbes news- 276-3132 tlmo Sat & Sunday. Must SCHLOTT from Rt. 70. Starting at Newspapers, PO Box be available on holidays 333:/••••7 • ' U iy. Sum-1 276-7888 paper. The' ad Is free, Mil I'l $240,900, Call Builder, Extension 7401 Attortiie to the Clamllkdi 699, Somervllle, NJ and school breaks. Call REALTORS" Americans at then one call does It all! i 808-561-2700. 08878 1-8OO-S59-9405 Mon-Frl. 9-4. Ploaso call < $i^^ 908-356-7425 their best 765-0227. Advertise tn tha ClmlliBdl -A Forbes Newspaper • Lr • • •UJ2/ Forbes Newspapers Real Estate Guile August 26, 27, 28, 1992 August 26, 27, 28,1992 A Union County Forbes Newspaper Forbes Newspapers / U-3 9400 9440 9450 RENTALS 9500 9670 There's no plaeeHUke a Hidden Apartment*- us- ffftrffff Pff*ff PISCATAWAY- Prlv. JRANFORD-' Kit. privi- QARWOOD "Hidden Woods at Piscataway, a.' living space. exceptionally well thought out," he be used as a forth bedroom or pri- 9410 leges, furnished, 2 wks. homo. Couple. 2nd floor. GARAGES FOR HENT— Commercial soace' for 4'-rooma-& toatlvutlls fenl-by"ownef .-625-sq. Itv -pollection of 85~town^homes~sopn~ —All^townhomes ^include CRANFORD rahsportatlon, female Need additional storage located.-at 5-7 Kennedy Incl. $795/mo. 908-356- space? Want to keep 4241:356-1050 . ireferred. 272-7469 Plaza, ample parking. to bq constructed, is drawing pre- number of standard amenities, in-^ roomy floor plan." . KENlLWbRTH- Ig. 3 BR your car In a dry garage here at Hidden Woods meet the. ;6ARVVOOD GREEN BROOK- lor fe- 908-789-3087 NJ Realty Co. to Patrick J. & house, 2 full baths, .2 PLAINFIELD- Victorian. with lighting? For. only 201-860-3093 view buyers, in significant numbers eluding a.private driveway and,at- He added that a family room and kitchens, woodburnlng 28.R. Extras. Parking. Se- male over 25. Non- $45/mo: there Is still Edith S. Gavin, 1^B Lambert St, smoker. References & tached garage, central air condi- half-bath add convenience to the needs of young singles arid couples Keith & Josephine C. Curran stove, close to highways, curity, lease - $675. Call space avail, at Flnderne GREEN BROOK- Busy reports Sarry DePeppe, marketing $76,900 ..•'•:..• transportation & schools. after 6pm, 908.881-6523. Security. 908-988-4319 Heights In Brldgewater. Rte 22. 1600-8400 sq, ft. AUTOMOTIVE Q&A to Robert A &•.Carole Williams, Avail, Sept 1. Call 908- Call for Info on.Mon. or avail. Great co-tenantst director for the .community. tioning, wall-to-wall carpeting, ei- first floor plan, while the/ second who wish to take advantage of our Flonald A & Nancy M. Schulze to RARITAN- 1 BR apt, utll JOMERVILLE- Furn. Ved. 908-722-6144 436 Pine Ave., $160,000 276-9248 rooms $80-up. Srn. apts. Immediate occupancy. 1 Anita Cantone & N. Kafantarls, 103 Inc., W&D, S6S0/mo. Call Owner, 908-581-2700. According to DePeppe, the ap- ther a patio or wood deck, kitchen floor is devotedto quality comfort affordable prices and of today's fa- LINDEN— AVall. Sept. 1.J 609-466-4014 . :" J135/wk. Call manager KENILWORTH- GA- Lincoln Avft., $200,00a 908-722-2107 5-7PM. RAGE for rent. Call 908- package with continuous clean A large master bedroom on that ,j890/mo. Completelyr-re- SO. BOUND BROOK- peal of Hidden Woods can be at- vorable mortgage rates;", KEN1LWORTH modeled, new kit.,- new RARITAN- 1 BR. 2nd !76-9248, please leave Busy Main St. office/retail, looking into Its track record is like picking a spouse . Philip & Michelle Colesanti to floor, $675/month + 8OMERVILLE- Nicely range and dishwasher, large walk- second floor, he said, is compli- formal DR, LR w/frplc, 3 furnished room W/refrlg. store front, 900 sq, ft. Im- By BOBHAGIN tributed to a combination of factors Robert A.; & Susan.M. Msirotto, 184 BRs,. rear deck. Quiet elect., 1 172 month sec, proved, 1100 sq. ft. st_qr- based on a photograph. Beauty is only skin deep, even if Information on the community Peter & Donna Davis, to Tho^ avail 9/1, 908-707-9253 Non-smoker, male pref. METUCHEN- Oversized in closets, and high efficiency in- mented by a full sized bath with Mohawk Drive, $179,000 sunnyside, location, Call Sec. S75/up. 725-6470 age/expansldn. Lets FORBES NEWSPAPERS'. ' . : " ... ••' ', including the beauty and . con- mas G, Dombrowski et al., 220 9QB-272-8522. afters pm'.'. • / jarage for rent on quiet make a deall Broker pro- that skin Is metallic. If that 4.1 liter aluminum Cadillac sulation-end energy efficient insu- may be obtained by contacting Claudio & Dawn Dinged to Os- «* HIGHLAND PARK •• jtreet. Ideal for small tected. Bob, 204-0125. venience of the site, the innovative double vanity sinks, shower, stall L6NG VALEY- 4 BR, 3 RARITAN- Lovely 2nd Soatv $50/mo. Call 908- valdo Delgado, 117 Myrtle St, N. 21st St, $178,000 . fir modern apt. Prof, cou- "Urn; rm. & prlv. bath, In Q. We recently bought a 1987 Plymouth Voyager witH engine is. the original unit and has gotten to 95,000 miles lated windows. • and soaking tiib. Mike Santini at Century 21 Golden bath colonial .on private 2 ixchange for occasional 548-4658 . architecture,; spacious floor. plans, aires, 4 zone, heat, fu|l ple pref. 2 BR, Ig. kit. & 9680 $1.45,000 dlnnette. • Otf-at. parking. tVa & overnight babyslt- WANTED- Farm or a 30 day/1000 mile warranty. Affer a week the van began without a major catastrophe, It's above average. The The community ;• . •.•.- . ; "' •, A > large , SCOTCH PLAINS < dock, qvaH. fSep't.N 1. Ing. Single, profrmother Warehouse Rentals .and reasonable pricing..;. . ' Key Realty on River Road in Pisca- NJ Realty Co. to Johri S. & Mary 52000/mo. 212-989-2344/ Call 725-4972, 9AM-ipivf. . jeeks loving, responsible property for Father and to overheat arid cut out We took it back to the dealer to will also feature walk-in closet Ann Holpomb, 32-A Parkway Vil- Individual to serve as a Son for deer hunting with engine Is more than somewhat fragile arid leaks coolant located on a richly wooded pre- The design flexibility of the • • •' *'* • • • • ' • MIDDLESEX- 5 room, 1 RARITAN- quiet, real- gun arid/or bow. Will pay Phillip F. & Denise K. Sand- dentlal area. 3 furn. rms, backup for her delicious SOUTH PLAINFIELD- haye it fixed since it was still under warranty. H had at two tennis courts; further en- taway. To reach Hidden Woods lage, $76,000 , bath, Ige. lot, quiet J yr old girl. No days, lee or share meat. Call 1500 sq. ft. warehouse/ into the oil system through shrunken Intake. manifold serve; Hidden Woods will occupy Cyprus model makes it ohe of. neighborhood, No pets. prlv. entr. For qualified Mike 90B-572-Q709. John J..& Brenda J. Deplano to ers to Robert Edward McCabev adult. Possible exchange wknds, housework. Must shop With 2 offices. Min- blown head gasket and was repaired. Two days later the hances . the take Exit 127 off the Garden State $950/mo. +utlls. 1V4mos. 'ove animal*. English- utes from 2.87.' Conve- "gaskets. This destroys the crankshaft and its bearings. only eight acres of a-25'acre land . DePeppe noted the most popular homes in the. Nancy J. Fox, 40 Richmond Aye., 2091, Prospect Ave., $192,000 sec.Refs. 231-1769 eves. for'malfrt. work. 725-7767 van began to cut put for no reason. |t has bjgert lira speaker only.' Ideal sltua- 9600 niently located. Afford- master bed- : ROSELLE PARK- Mod- .lion for senior or gradu- able, rent. 908-753-0200. parcel. that of the three Hidden Woods development Parkway to Route 287 North, $167,00. ••• : •'..•• '•••• - :'" : .'•" PEAPACK/ ExecRental, COMMERCIAL repair shop three times - replacing the regulator forjthe Never Ignore any kind of noise in any engine and espe- •..• WESTFIEtD .; ' , ';,_. $2800/month Ranch, 4 ern 6 rm. In 2-fam. AC, ate .student.. Ptoasa call room's Lois P. Flngerlin to Richard & WW, DW. $B50/ mo.. + Kathryrt, Day*: 609-897- REAL ESTATE . The remaining 17. acres have available home ————-—. ' '';''; ~~ '— '.' de- (From the New Jersey Turnpike Br, 2V4 Ba, LR, DR, FR 9800 fan, an automatic Idle sensor and camshaft seals; The cially in. one of those eariy, 4.1 liter Cadillac engines. It Debra Left, 48 Spruce St, with Fpl, kit.. Available utll. Lease & sec. Busi- 2748 on Eyei/Wknd«: been dedicated to the Township of. styles, the Qy- . .. • sirability. Richard J. Dursee to Timothy Sept. Call 234-1958. ness couple pref. Avail. 908-988.4895. . BUSINESS van has been', in the shop a total of 21 days and we access Interstate 287 North at Exit $164,000 Oct. 15. 908-241-8044. OPPORTUNITIES can only become worse.. Piscataway for a conservation ease- press is attracting considerable at- Besides the master bedroom and -Samuel R. & Doris E. Edmonds JvL & Kathleen McKem, 514 • RARITAN- 3 BRs, full 9620 haven't even had it two months yet The day I picked it; bsmt., nice-yard," all con- SO. BOUND BROOK- 9480 :•;.'. bath, the'second floor offers an ad- 10.) Follow Route 287 North to (Ed- Birch Ave., $280,000 . 159 Main St., affordable Professional ment that will protect the. natural tention. ' . . to Peter & .Claire P. Olson, 336 veniences'', clean. No HomeatoShate Properties for Sale lip after the third repair I was going through a.^eld sign Willlam.J. &'Doris Heyns, to Rob-. pets. $950+ .utlls. Avail. 1 & 2 BR Garden Apts. . -9840 . "The Cypress is the largest ditional full bath and two bed- ison/Dunelienj exit Bear right off Stoughton Ave., $170,000 " AC" 4 balcony.. and slowing down when the van stopped again. Are all Q. I don't" usually watch auto races on TV but I recently .beauty of'the community. • ert.M. & Teresa Whitehead, 1903 Immed. 908-526-0251 Investments/ Joanne & Cyga Lewandowski to ' 1-800-400-6088 MENDHAM- 2100 sq ft SO PLAINFIELD- New NOTICE: All HOMES Opportunities '87 Voyagers like mine? Do I have a lemon? ; watched an SSPKJ racing.show of a NASCAR race that . -'Unlike crowded communities pf model with 1,486 square feet, and rooms-one with a walk- in closet the exit ramp and follow Stelton Boynton Ave., $160,000 neighborhood office Daniel J. & Kathleen Kenn&dyv 4 home, Ig. modern kitch- SO. BOUND BROOK- 2 TO SHARE advertise- apts, 2 BR avail Immed. building, no retail. 61 W. .A laundry room, capable of ac- r ; ; R was won by a Chevrolet Lumina. In. a prerace prelimi- three or, four hundred units, Hid- can be expanded to l,769_square en vv/dlnette, formal DR, ments afe PAYABLE IN Main St: $349,900. Pis BLUE RIBBON '. ""•~ ' • •'"• •'.' '.'•"••• •.•'••"•..• "'" v ; ' vY''^• '- Road (Rt 529) north towards LR, 2V4 baths, CAC,. full $650/mo. Efficiency, apt; commodating a washer arid dryer, avail Sept 1. $450/mo. no ADVANCE by cash, Call 908-534-1325 BUSINESS • •''-.'.; • / •'.•..' :. .. . • "' ..•.", San-Beriuii'dino,.CA.; den Woods is designed to retain feet by adding an optional third bsmt.,._att. garage. No W/D hook-up, Call; Nationally known service nary, It showed the racing Luminas as having V8 engines Dunellen. Go through two traffic pets. $1295/mo. Call .908 check, VISA or Master floor loft. With a base price of is also located oh the second level. .'••"• 908-369-6179 ard. For a quote oh franchise available .for A. If. your van didn't have the stalling problem befpre iniimate charm," DePeppe noted. 754-5162 •. 9BS0 local area; Listed In En- .with the rear wheels being driven by a driveshaft. | own a lights and cross over the railroad 9030 9070 9U0 SO. BOUND BROOK- 2 cost, please call Office Rentals the head gasket was replaced, it1 s pretty obvious that the •'Since only 85 town homes will be $131,900, buyers can see the obvi- Another unique quality of the WARREN TWP.- 4BRs, trepreneur arid Venture Farms , Condominiums Out of Area 3 . baths, Fam.Rm, (pic, room efficiency, near Rt. 1-800-559-*»95. Magazine as one of the Lumina and mine is a V6 with front wheel drive. Does Property 287, nice' area,-$509 Inc. most profitable fran- problem was a rfesurt of the repair it's Impossible.to built, residents will enjoy the pri-r ous value we offer." '..':'' Cypress model is the ability to add tracks. At the fork in the road bear Designer. Kitchen, wood- 1-3O00 SO. FT- office/ ed lot, $2200/mo. Call Utll, Call 647?7089 chises In the USA. Sta- Chevrolet make a front enginsd, rear drive Lumina espe- BURLINGTON XOUNTV: AFFORDABLE BEDMIN- I'ght . rnWTo|»eturlng diagnose .it from .this;dlstance and if you haven't ha|ione He said that visitors will be im- •• a third floor loft with adjoining full^:^ght ^ Washington Ave. Con- 908-647-7860. ' ' ! CRANFORD- House to ble,' recession resistant vacy and upscale character usually Farms, with .10 to 48 STER CONDO- Airy 2 SOUTHERN NY- 121 SOMERVILLE share, male preferred, space: Just off Rt. 18, ; 3R, 2 Ba, 2nd floor end business yvith high re- of the dealer's mechanics drive rt until It quits, do so. as cially fofradrig? ,. ;. ; • ;.. mediately impressed bythelarge, siie.bathroorh and walk-in clpset ' abres priced from mid acres, V> wooded', " LUXURY APTS near all transportation, So. River NJ.613-8395' peat customers.. Exclu- associate4pivith detached, housing." hroorh and walk-in clpset . ..., ... .. 5400,000. .Historic and mil. Spacious LR, catho- creak, springs, great .^:v.:943|O: :.,,, smoker OK. $40O/mo Incl BRIDGEWATER- ^Office sive .ter.rJtotyV ongoing soon as possible.. An engine rieeds axnpressipn, fuel luxurious'homes, all wlffi, ral ceillrig,. Fpl.r sliders hqritlng area. Bank Top ,arear I* 2 & 3 ' Tn*e community; offers:' two and open first floor living area of the utll & cable, i mo sec. space for rlon-prottH training and support. i i barns. Sub-divisions pos- dd to court side dock, dairy barn, 5 bedroom bdrms," air cond. Call 2724924. , avail. .Immed. $8.55 sq.ft. Some investment.'capital and spaik to:"Vrork.'"X;~mectote:;"cm;':qMk^:' pirtpoln|-- ; : ; '•Cypress. : ' ••'• ".':, •' • " ."'. . :•. ' press is outstanding," DePeppe/'tpn^Aye. md-turn'ri^tr;FpUow-.toV' sible. BRIARWOOD REAL II appliances, central farmhouse. $83,000.00" and Condominiums .'••'•' '•':••,•:' • ,..'.'. -^-;.'. •. • ...•.•"".• • •'•BrbiynsviHe.'Tx.;'.' three bedroom homes ranging in ESTATE 609-654-4545. ; , ilr, rec facllltlos. Close, Heat, hot water & FEMALE NON- People. Care Center; •required. Financing avail- LEW REAL ESTATE, Flnderne Ave., Bridge- able. Calf. R, C. StantOn which of these are.missing when yoor Vdyagef stops., If : "The first floor interior design is stated, observing that the loft can Hidden Woods entrance onthe''left.. iy shopping &.oasy ac- Corning, NY 609-937- • cooking jjas inpl- SMOKER- seeks same A., Ydu've' d.lscoyefed one. of the cardinal, rules' of. size upward to 1,769 square feet of NO.BRUNSWICK- Oak to'share In search for water, 908-725-2299 at 1-800-583-9100, ext. loss'to transportation. 5637. ••'•.' • ••• .. the shop, you're taking it to can't ti it, try ahtither tfien Hollow, 3. level 2 BR, 2 -28. Prkg.' lopes at home. Send Excel, location. 908-526- more competitive race Is presented to spectators and COUNTIES Avency, Inc. Realtors. ADVANCE by cash Long SASE to: Country repairing it I'm 77 years old, retired and Just bought the NEW LISTING HOTUNE SOMERVILLE- duplex, 3661 or 526-0694. Living Shoppers, Dept Rocroatlonal amenities BEDMINSTER CENTER LR, kit,, bath, 2 BR, check, VISA or Master more importantly, to sponsors. Just don't be fooled into 1-800^559-9495 24 HOUR ..-:•'•• MIDDLESEX- Lincoln N8, P.O. Box 1779, Den- car because of its style. I bought a. "77 Versailles for tine, include swimming;pool,, RECbRDED MESSAGE • Newly decorated 4 room bsmt., parking. Business Card. For a quote on ham Springs, LA 70727 apt. New Kitchen & bath, Blvd.,'3. rooms , ground sun decks, tennis courts ' 1.80O-851-O7-J2 couple preferred, no cost, please calf floor, parking, AC, Prof, . same reason - the style. , •. • thinking that what you see is any;more than: remotely, scenic nature trails and fireplace, 1st. floor, $900/ smoking, no pets. $775 + FRIENDLY HOME PAR- THE PRUDENTIAL 1^800-559-9495. or' light mfg. $450/mo. TIES HAS OPENINGS private clubhouse; all WINHOLD REALTY, INC mo.- Heat & Water Incl. utll. 1V6 mo.sec. Oct. 1. related to what you buy. There's no business like show plus Utilities. 469^2232 . v:--'-'-'..: •••••'.'" ••'•'•'•••• '• '."• "'•:•'•':'•'*&' near the Brldgewator 908-494-7677 908-668-1008 Call 725-4254 eves. For 'Demonstrators. No Wall In the heart of Som- Eve*. 908-781-7800 PISCATAWAY- Office Cash Investment. No Ser- \'.\' • ' ;', . '••'•; "'.•'••• ."•..."Rochester,. NY SOMERVILLE- Near 00 YOU HAVE A vice. Charge. High com- . business-except auto racing. . erset County. BELLE MEAD- share 4 hospital. Modern 1 BB, HOUSE, APARTMENT or Retail: 6,000 sq. ft. 9200 Will divide. Also dentist mlsslon and nostes "... A. Buying a used car for Its styling alphe without BB house, w/rriod. Kit., 2 LR, DR, EIK, AC, car- OR COTTAGE THAT awards. Two catalogs, ncorne and family size VACATION bath, W/D, bsmt., $300/ peted, prkg. No pets. NEEDS REPAIR? Engi- Office. Rt. 287 & Stelton HOUSE OF Rd. 981-1313. over 600 Items. CAUL 1- estrlctions will apply. PROPERTY month, 1/4 share Utll, 1 $750 + utll. Avail, now. neer w/extenslve design 800:4884875. To determine eligibility month sec, 1 yr. leaBe, Call 908-725-0384. SOMERVILLE- 2 Office THE WEEK Call tho Brldgewater no pets, avail 9/1, hear Professional Suits., Pan- HOMEWORKRS NEED- Township Housing 0'- Nelson's corner, call Jim expertise for suitab . ellng, AC, Carpeting. Prl- ED!— Over 400 Compa- WESTFIELD 9240 at (609) 466-1592 9450 nies need; ypui Call Ico for an appointment,' Hying sltuatslpl . Inte ^yate Parklrjgt,72S-6lSa:, JJ-4 Forbes Newspapers August 26, 27, 28, 1992 er uses best of U.S./Japanese ingenuity design studies and manufadming ignation as a d omestic minivan, . justable captains chairs with fold- assist power steering. Anti-lock equate, but not overwhelming; and By BILLRUSS techniques. At its La Jolla studios APPEARANCE: The, smooth ing arms, while the back has a brakes are standard on the Villager if more than 2,000 pounds are to be FPRBESNEWSPAPERS ,.: • ; Nissan developed the overall contours of the yillager evolved combination of bucket and bench and provide secure stopping. Safe- towed the optional trailer, package shape, and designed it from the in- ty is further enhanced by meeting raises the capacityip 3,500 pounds, The miriivan has been around •from tKe Nissan Design.Institute's seating. The. analog gauges - are the 1993 Federal Passenger Car ECONOMY: EPA ratings'are 17 for not; quite 10 years, and in that side for greater space utilization. Assignment to make this a people readable, and all controls are easy, Safety. Standards with side impact cdty/23 highway- Estimated aver- short time has tnade a. sizable im- Also, it provides engines from carrier, not a cargo carrier. A coef- to reach. The sound and climate ages are 20.7 mpg. pact oh the American ciar market. overseas' as well as- the Smyrna, ficient of drag of ,36 for a van sure- control, systems have optional sep- beariis, front and rear impact ab- : CONCLUSIONS: What's- interest^ Fqr good reasons, as a minivan Tennessee facility, along with ly alludes to its aerodynamic, but arate controls for the rear area. sorbing zones, and five-mph ing about the Villager/Quest enter- • combines the interior space and ca- major structural components. Ford practical design. Its large; amount Both systems match the capacity bumpers, as well as three point prise is it brings into focus the true, : pacity of a large station wagon in a had the production capacity avail- of near flush glass convey the pas- of the vehicle. Many other conve- Seat belts on all outboard seats. 1 internationality of todays automor smaller, more manageable pack- able at its Avon Lake, Ohio plant senger viewing capability; The niences and luxuries abound, de- The Villager is a truck that thinks it's a car. .•• ' •. ' .•;'• '; .• •". : tive market Ford and Nissan each . . 'age.- ,..'•..•.•• ' ., •"•;'• • • .. • and was assigned the task of rede- hood and windshield slope at near pending upon the model GL (base) . . The latest entry in this segment signing the facility for the- as-equal angles up to a long roof and or LS (deluxe) and which preferred ../.'PERFORMANCE: Power Ito the felt a new U.S. built minivan was is the Mercury. Villager. This is a . sembly of the new vehicle. Both back to a large rear hatch, while option packages are selected.. front wheels is from a well-proven needed... and put their heads to- . joint project started in 1988 'when Mercury and Nissan minivans are the sides are subtiy curved arid ROADABILTTY: The Villager Ifcsari-jsupplied 3,0 liter SOHC V-0 gether to decide who. its for and : |->—Ford and Nissan; executives de- b uilt on the same production line sculptured. .'..'•..• - '. was designed to ride like a car, and that can produce 150 hbrseppwer.. what its. for'and then go ahead and cided there was room in the Ameri using the. same people and virtua 1 COMPORTV To assure true pas- that it does. In fact it matches the A new electronically controlled 4^ use the best Of each. '"•;']' •,..•':.•••' can market for new minivan m o d ly the same components from both senger car comfort the Villager can supple handling of some touring speed automatic transmission was PRICE AS TESTED: $25,076;GS, eL An agreement was signed with t the U.S. and Japan. Regardless of seat up to seven in 14 different sedans, thanks to a strong chassis, particularly developed for these ve- with preferred equipment package. h e goal of developing a completely nameplate, there is:enough Aineri- seating configuratioris. Front seat-' a car-like suspension system that hicles and designed to provide very BASE PRICE: $25,076 with com- new product utilizing- the latest in content in each vehicle for des1 ing is conventional with two ad- allows a low, flat floor, and variable smooth shifting. The power is ad plete base GS trint j TESTPRIVE MERCURY P215/7015 MS VILLAGER GS .; • Brakes - anti-lock standard disc/ Specifications drum Base price-$22,338 Drive train - front engine/front Price as tested - $25,076 drive' •'. ' .. .' . ' .•'.•••'• •••'.. Engine typo - V-6, sohc 12v, Performance - 0-60 mph -11.1 •smpli* ; • sec., 1/4 mile (EX)'-. 17.9 sec. Engine Size - 3.0 liter/181 cjd EPA economy, mpg city/ Horsepower-151 at 4,800 highway/observed -17/23/ 20*7 •. •;.'. • ;••-; •. '••••.; • . Torque (ft/lbs) -170 at 4,400 Drag coefficient (Cd) - .36 rpm '.'•.•• ••:..-.• ••Sequential muJti-pbint fuel Injection. Wheelbase/Iength -112 Inch/ See the Mercury \Httage OS at the 190lnch '., •:•:.., . ':•';' following focal deafors; Transmission - four-speed DHachman Ford Uncoln Mercury, autow/od . ."'•'• routes 202 & 31, Remington, Curb weight - 3,770 lbs. Town and Country Uncoln Mef Pounds/HP-25 ( cuiy, routes 202 and 206, Somor- Fuel capacity-20 gal. Wife, Thomas Uncoln Mercury, Fuel requirement - unleaded 369 South Ave.E,WetUleld, and regular - 87 octane Marino's Uncoln Mercury, 617 W. Tires - Goodyear Eagle Gk Front St. Pfalnflefd. THE MErtCURY VILLAGER LS has mad© a sizable Impact on the American market with Its rnlhlyan size and large Interior space 8400 fioao 8030 8030 8040 8060 8090 8200 8000 8010 Trucks and Vans MOTORCYCLES RECREATIONAL AUTOMOBILES . Automobiles Automobiles Automobiles Automobiles Antique and Classic Sportscars VEHICLES under $1000 ,• under$2500 Automobiles CADILLAC- SB Sedan MAZDA- 88, 6"26LX7 PONTIAC^- 84 Firebird CHEVY- 88 Beauvllle DoVllle, leather, 1 owner; van, New tires and 6220 MERCURY- 84 Lynx, fully loaded, clean & in SE, t-roo». sport pkg., 8010 exc' cond. $5990. 526- very good cond. High CADILLAC- 75, Coupe HO/V6, AC. PS,PB,aufo, brakes, tune-up, air, PS, Moped* 8410 ' Automobiles CHEAPI FBI/US SEIZED runs great. 84K ml., 2-dr,, 6511 or 613-0547 mileage, highway miles. DeVllle, 501 V8, auto, ps, PB, 42,000 miles. Clean, Campers and AC, PS, $1195. Call 908- post trac, AM/FM, 57K, under $1000 89 Mercedes $200 Call 464-2911 pb, pdl, p-seats, climate exc. oond., S3000/BO. $7,500 or best offer. Call Trailers 86 VW $50 832-2978 or 276-0567: CADILLAC- 60 Sedan controlled ac, pw, near Call908-846-t311 381-4311 ; MOTORBECANE-Moped DeVllle, sliver, leather, mint Interior! needs paint 87 Mercedes $100 PONTIAC- 81 Grand Lo and two adult bicycles CHEVY- 69 Wagon 65 Mustang , $50 beautiful, exc. cond., NISSAN- 90, Sentra XE, job, tllt/tolescoplc wheel, PONTIAC— 88 Firebird, 1964 AMERICAN man and woman's. Good Mans, 6 cyl, auto, 4dr, 2DR, auto, AC, PS, PB, no dents, delay wipers, LAFRANCE DELUXE TRAVEL TRAILER- Qreenbrler,. 4 dr, 6 cyl, Choose from thousands' AC, PS, PB, good run- $16,990. 526-6511 AC. 6spd, AM/FM, sun- cond. Call 908-234-1958 . Chateau, 28' fully starting at $25. Am/Frn casSi Only 19k ,am/lm/cas3 w/eq., $2000 roof, defog., new. tires/ SPARTAN PUMPER- auto., excel cond. PS, ning cond., 59K mllas, CHEVY- 71 Chevolle, - equipped. Sleeps 6. 2 dr. PB, $480/80. Call 908- For Directory. Information ml. Like new. Movlng- ^>/o, 808-627-9802, leave brakes, 4Ok ml. All op- 1000 gpm, "Class A" 2- $1495/ BO. Call 752-4375 blue exterior, black In- $7295/BO. 908-253-344O. message 8240 with canopy. $6500. 356-2139 call 24 hour hotline. 801- tions on gauges, $5700/ stage pump, 500 gallon Please call 721-8143 terler, built 350, 400 booster tank, 5-man On-Road 379-2929. Copyright NISSIAN- 88 Maxima BO. 908-381-1311 after 3 pm. CHRYSLER- 79 New #NJ17WJC trans., Posi-roar, every- CHECKER- 1966 open seat cab, Model M, Motorcycles Yorker, Engine rebuilt 2 thing new, very clean.. QXE, excel, cond., 1 Marathon, 360 Chevy 305 HP 6-cyllnder Ameri- wks. prior to accident , :• ,. ** * * V •.'.' 8030 Exc. Cond. $4000. 908- owner, loaded, $10,500, engine, 1 -owner, 64K can LaFrance gasoline 261-6500 8420 that affected passenger -.' Automobiles Call 908-494-5075 otlg, miles. Runs excel. 8080 engine, runs well, needs ANTIQUE HONDA MO- Motor Homes side. White leather buck- Can 908-272-5161. pump transfer case, TORCYCLE- 1967, CHEVY- 84 Monte _4x**t.Sport and et seats, red padded Carlo, AC", PS, PB, AM/ PLYMOUTH- 88 1/2 Ho. CHEVY- 88 Corvette. body &. chrome good good running cond., best dash. $500/BO. Please 8020 rizon 14K ml. orlg. owner UgMTrucKs shape. Minimum bid ACURA- 87 Integra LS. FM cass., high mileage, Mint show car. Appro*. offer, 908-247-4406j ARISTOCRAT MOTOR call 90S- 236-7646 Automobiles Limited Ed. All bower. AC auto 4 dr. A/.FM Exc. $2000. Sealed bids with runs well) groat cond. 55K. Absolute new cond. HONDA- 69 S85, low HOME- 1972, 18 foot, under $2500 Exc. cond. 5spd. 83K $2S00/$O. Call 908- Cond. $5300 769-4388 $16,500/BO or will trade 10% deposit, cash or cer- Chevy Chassis, 59K. Ex- FIAT— 01, 5 boor, sunrf. hwy..$5900/BO. 247- CHEVY- 82, Half Ton tified check, no later than milage, Beat offer, Call Runs well. 81K, $600. 707-8389. PONTIAC- 86 6000 LE for anything of equal Pickup w/cap. Runs well. cellent running condition. 1403. AftJJ:30:685-1878 value. '7Se»1004. September 4, 10 A.M., 889-4353 $4500/BO. 908-722-4268 ' .008-382-3252 Wagon, 9 months/aK $060. Please call 908- Council Chambers, Mu- BMW- 78 320r. 4spd, CHEVY- 88 Nova, AC, mile full warranty, ac, HONDA- 73, 450 Four, 5 to 9 pm. 2dr, sunrf. Runs great. ACURA- 87 Legend; AM/FM stereo, 5Spd, FORD- 55 Thunderblrd, 689-8931. nicipal Bldg., 263 Somer- FORD- 78 Fairmont, low ml., PS, PL, PRf, ahti am/fm, 82 k miles, exc. runs good, $300/flrrn, good running condition, S1500/BO, 968-6465. runs excel. $3200/60. Mint. $32,500/BO or will DID YOU set St., No. Plalnfleld. lock brakes, 5 spd., Al- cond., asking $3750, 908-769-2900 between ood starting bike. Call very clean, new tires, 908-985-1912 908-873-2646 trade tor anything of KNOW... Use Your Card... CHEVY- 83 Camaro pine stereo w/ equalizer. equal value. Seen by 8:3Oam-4:30pm. t26-5129 after 6PM 90K mil, $700. 908- Berllnetta. Red, t-tops, Beautiful car, $10,995, DID YOU that an ad In this local 469-9480. PONTIAC- 86 Firebird, appt. only. 756-1004. paper also goes Into 16 YAMAHA- 86, XT-800, oaded, AC, P/wlndows & 908-805-0200/769-6985 KNOW... 305 V8 4 barrel carb., FORD-1983 PICKUP, V6; on-off road, only 2500 locks, AM/FM casa. Ask- JAGUAR- 71 XKE Road- other local papers? PONT1AC- 78 LeMans. that an ad In this local 5spd. manuel trans., Reach over, 400,000 Standard PS, PB, Ac. 8 ml., S1500/BO. Excel, •4DR, auto, PS, PB, AM/ ing $2196. Pleats call paper also goes Into 16 121K.. miles; new tires, ster, serious inquiries ft. Bed with Cap, $1,000 908-603-8461. . BllicK— 88 Regal. Cus- readers with one calll cond. Call 908-494-8843. FM stereo, looks & runs tom sport 2 DR, 6 cyl., other local papers? AC, AM/FM cass., Asking only.'Call 908-218-0383. or best oflor Call 908- Reach over 400,000 1-80O-S59-9493 great! $650/BO. 908- HONDA- 82 Accord, re- auto, AC, PS, PB, P/wln- $2800. Call 908-752-3127 658-3053- 281-0158 readers with one calll ;JFORD- 81 F150, 2-Whl liable, 2dr, hatchbek, dows, locks, Jilt wheel, 1 8260 , 1-800-559-9495 drive, 6-cyl aMto , PS, all FORD- 86 150 pick up, SUBARU- 82, 5-spd, 2- 5spd, AC, PS, PB, new; cruise, AM/FM cass. 6ZK SAAB- 69 9000S, leath- V6, 108K, 4 spd., plastic Mlscollaneouit brakes, clutch, muffler. miles. Qarage kept & 8050 new brakes, solid runner, dr hatch, 80K miles, runs er, auto, computer, driven dally. $1500 bed liner, radio, Asking Motorcycle 8600 good. S500/BO. Call 908- $1700. Call 821-8135. • very clean. $6250. DODGE- ^ 85 600 con- power' sunroof,' exc. Luxury Automobiles Call (908) 647-6425. (908) 356-8628 $1700/BO. 908-846-0017 BOATS 685-0458 HONDA- 84, Civic vertible, Flremlst red/w cond, $9,990. 526-6511 Hatchback, 2DR, 4spd. CADILLAC- 83 Coupe convertible top/white Int. MERCURY- 89 Cougar INTRODUCTIONS... 68K ml., wire wheels. 2nd TOYOTA- 86 Camry, 4 A way for people to meet 8110 AC. AM/FM cans., runs be Vllle. 60K, Leather. dr sedan, auto, AC, LS, Loaded-Digital Dash MOTORCYCLE well. $1950. Call 908- One own- Qood Cond. owner. Qood shape. Moon Roof, 51,000 miles people, every, week In Automotive Parts, 8620 Auto, PS, PB, AC, AM/FM S3600/BO. Call 545-6786 Pln the ClassWodl 549-8864 '• i $2950. 96fl-3355.lv mas* plus warranty $9,800. your local Forbes nowa- Accessories and Power Boats caas., pwr. top. $3150. paper. The. ad Is free, TOYOTA- 88 Supra,: sil- Call John, 908-805-9739; ' . . Services . INSURANCE 908-686-5671 Union, NJ. ver, Sspd, loaded, 43k, then one call does it all!' good proformance and BMW- 86, 325, 4 dr 5 1-800-559-9495 MlRfiORCRAFT- 14', DODGE- 89 Daytona, spdn Red/black, loaded, Sspd., sun roof, AC, now cond., $11,900, call .908- ABSOLUTE 15HP (9.9 deaal) Mariner Imp In & out) Only 65,000 JEEP— 52, 4x4, In fair For Many Types outboard, 6lec. trolling tires, 66K miles, $4500/ 231-8217 shape, $1500 b/o, 908- CASH FOR YOUR CAR BO. Call 908-874-8694 ml, (ncwarr. $9800 nag WE BUY ALL METALS motor & trailer. $1450. VOLKSWAGEN- 89 Ca- 908 463-8867. 534-9332 Of Motorcycles Call 709-0247 brlolot, 43K ml. mint 469-2202 FORD- 90 Taurus. LINCOLN- 83 Towncar, JEEP- 90 Wrangler, Loaded. Exc. cond. 50K bond., loaded. $11',5OO. Hardtop, Black w/tan Int. AUTO DETAILING , Call 526-3765 after 8. 40k, loaded, 1 owner, CARS/TRUCKS, INTERI- 8630 (hway.) S9500/BO. 940- just .a beautiful car, Excellent cond. 88K, Also Personal 2061, leave measage. $6500 firm. 526-6471. ORS & EXTERIORS, Sailboats VOL\/O- 84 24pQL, $8000, 722-5983 aft. 6pm cleaned and detailed Watercraft INTRODUCTIONS... brown, standard trans., PEUGEOT BRAND NEW professionally, Special A way for people to moot AC, P/wlndows & locks, LEFTOVER '89 BOSS Introductory prices, call Insurance O'DAY— 22', 1984, people, every week in AM/FM cass., T02k miles, TURBO- Sedan 4dr. 8090 for appt., with ad: sleeps 4, VMP Honda, your local Forbes news- Asking $2995. 874-8168 met. pt, 4 cyl, 5 sp.d.-p/s/ Thicks and Vans 10% of! - -. VHF roller furling, paid paper. The ad Is tree, b, air, keyless remote, ' Colonial Motors boat slip, much more! the"n one call doss It all I VW- 86 Cabriole, 4 cyl, Rt.22w, N.Braneh $8900. 908-726-4854 auto, convertible, am/fm/ Ithrv stereo cass, p/w/ - 1-800-BB9-B49S loks, fully equipped with ,80O-773-87B7, »Kt.9 A Complete cass, exc, cond., $7900 * -it * * .*»'* NEW "92 PLY VOYAGER UNCOLN- 71 Mark III, b/b, 908-658-4436, 908- 3 yr. Roadside' Asst. BLACK HARD TOP— for Plan. 6306, Selection'of Mmvan, 2.5 Hi. 4 cyl CFI. 5 JL « M -— •»• I-M;I. blue leather, loaded, 68K 272-5100 ask for Marge CJ-7 jesp. Sunroof, best 18;' +-AII g.a Ipd, p/t/b. 1/(1, sltito, §4 4 DQC orlg. ml., $3200. VINKS4261S1, MSRP NEW offer. Call after 7 pm. O"D«iy dttytaller- VW-86JETTA Clothes, CHEVY- 75 Mon*a Spy- $28,090. MUST SACRI- 463-7339 (Osproy) w/3 H.P. ogt- W4879, MSRP (14,138. JlllliUvw der, 305 auto, no title- 2 doors, 5 speed, AC, FICEI Call Anthony Puce indudli 1500 fact 1 ' Collectibles board motor & trailer. parts car. $200. , White. 76K, Asking (909)7*2.7373, Ucc*rdl GMC Garaged each winter. JBOOcolKjt fad relaie. . 908-3BB-8B2B $3200.(908) 769-5509. Motor*, Qt**n Brook. Ideal family boat w/w Ads In Classified and Accessories, NEW'92 PLY i/ Fast.'OvAdit Approval NEW"92lf»LY kick-up center board & don't cost .- rudder. Extras Incl boat ACCLAIM s/ 1OO% Hrtanclii^ TRUCKS covers, life preservers, LASER They pay! Harley-Davdison 4 dr. 3.5 III 4 cvl Efl. M0, p/9/D. Oil, i/ Ca«h Robatua 3 iV liRback. 1.8Ur4 cyl MPI. Sspd, BUILD-OUT CLEAR- paddles, mahogany floor AM/FMstei«oi4 (pkn. wu.uu, p/b, tack 1 pinion m/s, AM/rM ANCE - specialized boards, cushions & an- I/IMI. l/tliu. Oual ienui< mil, cow • Term* Voi Every No«d slerio spkcs, lill, I/Jlais, OuBl olEdliott chor. Reduced to $1600/ mam. VIHNI38U40.102043B.' truck bodies, Pickups, iimo)e nut, lull tjuMS, spoil susp. BO. Must sell. S«e It In MSOP 113,362 diet irtlixWi S1Q00 CALL MR. ANTHONY VINNE14250T, 1923413, Puce Vans, Suburbans,. DONATE YOUR CAR, IKI i 1500 C0»(|« iltii itllJIK. 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(908) 725-2585 DIRECTORIES FRANKLIN PARK - - - EAST BRUNSWICK lillISII FrokKn Towne Conlor •Civic Center Sun.-Thurs. 10-10 (90S) 422-4300 . Rues Lane & Cranbury Rd. Flemington Speedway (908)651-0373 Fri.-Sat. 10-11 Movies Advertiser index • .'.'a a a a • •••••••••••••••• 9 . EDISON PISCATAWAY 1 mile North of CiiJe Inman Gtove Center plscataway Town Center Days Most Rides (908)561-^768 (908) 981-1080 f 8 Other Locations Club Mix Ba..a..Ba..B..B.BBBBaB.Baaa.. aaaaa .17 VIDEO on Rt. 31 North illfill!tin WOODBRIDGE Dollars Interested In owning an SOMERSET Rt. 9 North : throughout N.J. • ARCADES, 2 or 3 Tickets! .,'••:•.: Buy • Easy Video Franchise; Cddar Orova Shop. Ctr, In front of Budget Motor Lodgo ; Sun.-Thurs. Not on New Releases Curtain Calls • M « a a a a a a a a • • • . . a a a ..a a . a a.a. 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Exit 140A August 26-28,1992 Forbes Newspaper Weekend Forties Newspapers August 26-28,1992 Weekend up 10yards,, '.••.•••• ;' ''..•• '••:::. :'•'• .'•'•'::' Other diversions at Legends include: Pop-A-Shot basketball, the golf-putting game,' -.L~-;S, and video .games. ...v •••• '-'-'" •'/'. :• .' •*'• •'.'•..,'• vy — ^::' '•': the past,, as well as ample action :^ ^[Continuedfrompage4) the bar's five TVs, including a wide-screen, show WeekendPlus. •Writer shots.featuring several players in kingpin of them all." •' Philadelphia and New York sports fromcable, and efore attacPdng this story "onetrarrie. This allows you to im:-,. • Once inside Poor Billy's, you'll find a Qne-orjtpne nationwide evente key in oversize glasses so that Garden Network" add to the at- Legends "•;• •. •; . ... •. ". " .' ....';. \.J:;-. •:• ••.. Other sports bars in the Weekend Plus-area Include: those with the shakes won't be em- mosphere; ' / Located in the Readington Roadhouse on Route 22 •Jersey's Sports Bar, in the Holiday Inn, Somerset. (908) 356- barrassed by spilling it all over • •Food and drink specials that co- East; in Whitehouse (534-1504), .Legends Sports Bar 1700. .W-:' ' '• •.".'..-••• • ' .-' •:.•.•••• ."••••• .--'•• • • •'.' ' their clothes." incide with sporting.events. For ex- features a unique foptball-throwirig game. Two play- •Champs Sports Bar, 1628 Stuyvesant Av., Union. (908) 688-: : It seemed a fair standard of . ample, most sports bars offer a ... ers .-—' the "quarterbacks" — battle each other head- 6644. ;•-• '•" • •••'.... ;•'. •• . ',•".•.;• - ••• .' judgement to me. Generous.shots, 1 •Oliver's, 1159 St. George Ave., Colonia. (908) 634-3710. pitcher of beer and pizza, or clams, to-head, throwing passes toward two holes in the •the Sports Section, 117 Chestnut St., Rosejle Park. (908) 241- a-bartender who springs for a or nachos, for a reduced price backboard ^ a lower hole, which yields gains of 1-9 '5787..' •••-.': •' ' •• :V.' .' . •••-•: '.. •• •'• .•' v • .• .- '- round once in a while, and maybe a while Monday Night Football is on. LINDA D EPSTEIN/WEEKENDPLUS yards, and a higher opening, which yields gains~bf 9- •Hub City, George St., New Brunswick. (908) 846-1070. , , . television — that made for a good Hint: If the guy behind the bar A balcony view of Hub City Sports Bar on George Street in New 24 yards. An electronic scorekeeper tallies each play- •Goal Post Restaurant, 15 SouthAve., Fanwood. (908) 322-680&. bar. v •Ebbets, Rt. 523. (Main Street), Whitehouse Station. (908) 534- : ; :: : : : sneers and says "You want spe- Brunswick.-'. •' :: .'• ''\\ •.-.•; ' ,••' •"•." •..'•••'-:'''•'• ^. . -^ ''•.. -' er's yardage, and you can earn first dowjjs by racking .-1078.. •••' •••••.•/••.•••: .'•-•••• ••• , ••'..• But I had it all wrong. cials? Yeah, we got specials. We goTT Because I assumed a bar was the game on that TV over there simply a place to sit and drink. . and we. got beer, for sale. That spe- What a sad, misguided notion. cial eribugh for ya?'' then you're Want your notice to be noticed? Never did Idream that a bar probably not in a sports •bar.; Join the could be a place to work on my Which leads to the next point... Send it to ^eekendPlus foul shot. To engage in a cuttV '-oat • Class. Sports bars tend to be HOME game of one-on-6ne basketbaii. To exceptionally clean, upscale estab- 1 •• • • play 18 holes of golf (putts only). To lishments. Many are either con- play quarterback, throwing real spi- nected to superb,: full-menu res- 1 Somerville, (si J. 08876 rals to imaginary receivers. To uel- • ROB PAINE/WEEKENDPLUS taurants or serve fine food them- . eno-jump.- • Bartender Felix Ciattarelii serves a smiling Lisa Maselli of Somerville and others at Bono's in * •••: •'• .selves.; . •••',:••'•• •'..•••.;. '•.-'••• '.'• Yet at sports bars, I could do all Raritan. Ciattarelii is also the referee of the popular night spot's"Lazyman's Olympics." Despite some people's initial these things. And more. : \ • . • . : . .-,•..' misconception, sports bars are for •-y: i Strictly defining a sports bar, however, was not easy. Sure, if. an establishment calls itself everyone. The ones with restaurants draw a family crowd at dinner time, corporate diners something like "Bleachers" and has three basketball courts~and four batting cages along at lunch, and a young, active late-night crowd. ..- . ' ,. with fully stocked liquor shelves, it's definitely a sports bar. And if Joe's Pub down on the ; With few exceptions, sports bars.do.npt feature a bar-hopping crowd - they're too comer puts the Jets' game on its 13-inch black-and-white TV on Sunday afternoon, it's still inconvenient. Rather, sports bars market themselves as the destination of the evening. i V" hot a sports bar. ,. ' ' After all, in one stop you can watch the game, eat, drink, playgames, and socialize! > ;$• In between, there's a lot of gray area. You'll find, however, that the following qualities Even if you tried, you'd be hard-pressed to design a Hemingway-esque, TheSun Also Where All the "help define a sports bar. To qualify as a sports bar, an establishment doesn't have to have Rises-type bar crawl solely around sports bars. At least in New Jersey. All the big; popular There A "Greats" Hang all these aspects, but it should have most of them. sports bars in this area ]je far apart - definite driving distance. So, a true sports bar will probably have... . •A cornucopia of television sets. For many sports bar-goers, this is the single most Aroundl •A sports-inspired name. This, can rangefrom the cutesy-type monikers such as "The ' important factor., Even a small sports bar-will have multiple regular-size sets along with Doctor Dugout" to the simple ones such as "Tom's Sports one large projection screen. For the larger sports bars, Bar." a count of several hundred TVs is not out of the JEMIANT Sometimes, it seems as if the proprietors of sports question. A Unique Eatery bars take their names more seriously than the own- Cable is a must, especially ESPN. Where-else be- •L*E*G*E*H*l>g ers of more traditional watering holes. Perhaps that's ?: •• •.: . - A SFGRTS BAR- *' ''• \ ! ' • [ a reflection on the rabid nature of sports fans in sides your own home can you catch those all- Fine Foods & Spirits general, For instance, during the 1990 Stanley Gup important Big West Conference college basketball ^•^ "•4 Laser Karaoke Thurs. Nights hockey playoffs, the Boston Bruins were battling the games late at night? Your | Private Parti« Up to 40 in Our Dining Car I Live Entertainment Fridays & Saturdays Edmonton Oilers in the finals. This prompted one Most sports bars also receive satellite TV, which tavern in Edmonton, formerly called the "Bruin Inn," can really come in handy to us here on the East S-r ¥• Rt. 523 (Main Street) • Whitehouse Station to change its name to the "Bruins Out, Oilers-Inn." Coast. After the Knicks-76ers, for instance, you can House? 352)Route22East.Whitchoi«,NfwjfnCT 06876 (908) 534-1078 And over in the Bay Ridge section of Brooklyn, the watch the Lakers-Clippers from 11:30 until last call. X name of a sports bar is causing the owners real •Participatory activities, in addition to drinking. headaches. The three small businessmen who own These range from velcro-jumping to darts, and can be Call the Physician the "Brooklyn Dodger Sports Bar and Restaurant" considerecfthe factor that absolutely, positively sets Referral Service at 1159 St. George Ave For More 'Munlcrclon Medical have been sued by the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball sports bars apart from traditional drinking estab- "~ Colonia Information call - NEW team, who claim they still retain the rights to the lishments. ' Center. We'll help you (908)634-3710-., SATELLITE lind a.doctor that's right • Brooklyn Dodger name, 35 years after.they moved to Weekend Plus-area sports bars offer a vast array of SYSTEM California. After two years, the lawsuit continues to these activities. Here's a thumbnail sketch: for you-ltoirri aniong our flounder in.the legal system. Top of the Key staff of 200 specialists. •Plenty of sports-related items on the walls, table- This perpetually-crowded North Brunswick sports We'll also send you our. tops, ceiJtnfo-Gtc. A single, scratchy 8 x 10 team photo Guide to.Physicians •anil bar boasts all the old standby games — bowling, V reading "Kelly's Beer Hall, 1978 softball runner-ups" darts, Hoop Shot - plus, on certain nights, robotic Services. 3 T **ls doesn't count. No, we're talking full-color matted boxing. In robotic boxing, two competitors each oper- Tuesday - "World Famous Male Revue" 9-11pm Watch your favorite game with us & lithographs on the walls surrounding the bar and ate a robot with controls located just outside a 4 x 6- (908) 788-6368 Guys come at-1-f& party with the ladies above each table and booth. Local heroes will be the foot boxing ring, complete with Scoreboard and ref- enjoy these Specials: most prominent subjects, so in the New York area Wednesday -Bring your own Mug Night -$2 refills eree. Monday Night - FREE Tex Mex Buffet! expect plenty of pictures of Mickey Mantle, Joe GEORGE PACCIELLO/WEEKENDPLUS Hunterdon Thursday - $5 pitchers of beer & All Request Night Namath, Don Mattingly, and the like. Similarly, if Top of the Key is located at 794 Livingston Ave., c Todd Johnston and Jill Bonetti strike up a conversation at the near the New Brunswick-North Brunswick border. Medical Center Sunday Night- PIZZA PARTY 50 a slice With DJ Mickey D you're in Philadelphia you'll see Steve Carlton and Goal Post in Fanwood. Sports bars are thought by many to be Tug McGraw and Randall Cunningham. Phone (908) 247-7734. For every beer, shot or drink Friday - Rock-n-Roll Party & FREE Midnight Buffet! the lair of the male animal, but women are discovering that Poor Billy's Sports Cafe. However, an exceptional sports bar decorator will get a chance to win a color TV & Saturday-New Jersey's Top Rock Band Live -$2 cover sports bars are clean, lively and serve great food. Of course, "Here you are," said bouncer Jim Boxwell. "The The Heart of Hunterdon include large photqa of more obscure players from they also have plenty of men. 2100 Wcscott Drive, Flcmmgion, NJ Sunday - All you can drink Keg party only $8 (Please turn to page 5) other valuable prices. 4 Weekend Forbes Newspapers August 26-28, 1992 August 26-28,1992 ' Forbes Newspapers iiiiiiiiiii Weekend Video rewind Film capsules <•.• (Continued from page 6) • ShmnktheKids reverses the ' ., between the artistically inclined . up on. a high-class beauty and enirigthe story's punch.. A lot of . his murderous twin brother.. (PG) : Revisiting the stranger.. Kristy Swansori man- • lens this time around,' as•."'. • -Schlegels and the.Wilcoxes, a caught up. with some low-class Dterieyre-releaseshavebeen . Lolita Davldovich.who s)«ept > '". -W.W. •:•• ----- ' -. •••--V -. ••mtrs** •• . •. mercantilexlan whose ; ... 3ges to keep a stuck-up cheer- .... .daddy/inyentotRick Moranis bad guys. Mo', for. adults than . diminished with Jiege: this one .. •- Pauj.Newrrjari qf/ his feet in. ...; UNFORGIVEN 1 'Twilight Zone* leader charm, even while stick- zaps" his precocious toddler with -... practical-mindedhess has a way . for the young fans of his TV "-:'- is, If'ahythingreven moreim^-•- -'—B/aierstars-astheshfink's-un'^- If you're one of those people ing ghouls with wooden stakes, •-• a ray that makes the kid.grow of shading into complacence pressiye with some of the 5how.(R)' ' ' ••'•'-• fc faithful (and Ill-fated) wife. (R) Eastwood action-western, Un- who can't resist a good trip into guitar fretboards or whatever's ; to Godzilla-like proportions. .'. . and cruelty. Gorgeously photo- most charming and most in- •', ';; • .•••••• ". '•• •;—WiW. ' •.:: .'•. •' • ';•'' ••' -W.W.. forgiven Is the high point of. that dimension "not only of sight handy. Donald Sutherland is • MOstly*for-kid flick gives new'.- graphed and directed, with per- PATRIOT GAMES tensely frightening moments . RAPID FIRE and sound, but of mlnd,'\ your Eastwood's directorial career. suitably creepy as the vampire- meaning to the "terribfe twos.!' formances that bring to mind -a •Jack Ryan, the hero of The Disney ever created. Jiminy •More martial arts action from, ship has really come in. He's also no slouch In'the act- killer recruiting officer, while (PG) .••••:' --. '•'•••;;.•;: ••:•;". collection of finely crafted cam-' Hunt for Red October,- incurs Cricket's voice is provided by. Brandon Lee, son of the legr 'Unforgiven' Treasures of the TwHight ing department, starring as a Paul "Pee-Wee Herman" Re.-' .,; / •.-. • ,;.'.''• '•'. -w.w. eps. With Anthony Hopkins,. the Wrath of. terrorists while in Cliff Edwards, a former vaude- endary Bruce Lee, with the Zone, a new rete$$e from CBS retired gunsiinger, now a desti- • ubens stakes-out new territory HOUSESITTER Emma Thompsont-Sam West • England. With Harrison Ford ' ville performer and radio singer former playing a young witness doesn't quite live Video, includes rarities and oddi- tute widower with young chil- as the. Igor to Rutger Hauer's •Director Frank Oz, who scored and Vanessa Redgrave. (PG) and Anne Archer. (R) known as "Ukelele Ike." Mel ' to a mafia murder who gets ties from that -oddest of- areas, dren, who fs recruited to hunt 1 Blanc, the voica. of Bugs Bunny up ta the hype which first intersected with king of the vampires. Could with Dirty Rotten Scoundrels •••' •• ,.v .;••-•.";• ,'''.',*-: S.H/ PINOCCHIO caught up in the middle of a down a gang bf outlaws who ""'••'• By JEFFREY COHEN American TYiafcT Jt0$& PeerMfee Meets Frankenste/n '.andrhjssedwijh What About ' MAN TROUBLE •h Walt Disney's second feature and Elmer Fudd, adds a single drug war. Violence typical of the , .; WeekendPlus Film Critic be next?.The.movie also,man- 8ob?,jgaes back to Steve Mar; •Rare'is the stinker that stars is the best animated movie hiccup to the soundtrack as- genre, as' is the movie in gen- sliced up and disfigured a local v that's the first thing you ages to effectively jab at the tin for this comedy about an Jack Nicholson, but this one's a made while old Walt wa9 in Gideon the cat. Songs by; Leigh. eral. (R) prostitute. Eastwood is only •V j" 'think of when you hear episode ?$ Southern California mall ciil- architect whose life is invaded real snootful. His Jackness . charge, though troubles with . Hariine; Ned Washington and SINGLE WHITE FEMALE after the reward money, but '-. .the name Clint East- body?"); t . ture, where.looks-are every- by a con artist pretending to be stars as a guard-dog trainer production and wartime distri- Paul J. Smith. (G) •Bndget Fonda stars as a . ••' gets more than he bargained ' - wood? Quick! Action guy, havent been s thing, even for the living dead. {. for in the process. So do the >. cowboy, Dirty Harry, Man-With- (PG-13) . • .,'...'• bad guys and a self-righteous • No-Name, tough character. Okay. at Owl Creek sheriff played by Gene Hack' - , TZ taW & But "auteur" doesn't necessarily CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS - leap tomind . There's a reason. holder man. (R) . • . - THE DISCOVERY You may have read a lot lately •'-.''.-, -W.W.. • "the first of two movibs mark- about Unforghren, the new west- AJSO,€I UNIVERSAL SOLDIER Ing the 500th anniversary of ern Clint produced, directed and •Two accents for the price of . the discovery of America, this stars in. The ads, for example, sates one as.actioh figures Jean- , . one, produced: by Alexander quote one critic as saying the film Claude Van Damme and Dolph •' sors in i and IJya Salkind (mo^t of the is a "sure-fire classic:" Others, like iundgren (did you.ever wonder The New York Times critic V:^ rent Clint Eastwood's latest directorial effort, Unforgiven, has drawn raves from some critics. But not ling intend\W Superman movies) and directed why he abbreviates his first Canby, have heralded the stark, all of them. ;• ••••••''' .'•;.'- ' •/ • .;::.:', ••'•" ' • '....'"• '-•.->'• .:' .''. are all Included. by veteran James Bond leris- name?) play secretly- downbeat movie as a sign that v. man John Glen, includes sup- cryogenized, semi-Cybernetic Eastwood is on his way to being one of the most interesting filmmakers But does Uxiforgiven establish Clint as a moviemaker with his own porting roles from Marlon Bran- Vietnam Veterans thawed out : personalvision? Well, if having yourown personal vision means always we have. .'.":..'- ' '•••'•••• , ..--. '- \ ' '••• .'••.' -• ;. • ...• "• do, and Tom Selleck, Story by Well, maybe. Then again, maybe not. making a movie that needs at least 20 minutes cut out of it, sure. •for action.in the '90s, Naturally, Eastwood is less interested in a tight story and more in windy moral- Mario Puzo, who also co-wrote Unforgiven is a perfectly servieeable Western, not too far from being the ..screenplay, but don't ex- . things go wrong, things begin to traditional, with a dollop more depth given to the characters than usual. izing. The weather cooperates with his moods, top: it rains whenever-; blow up, bodies begin to-lose . Clint rides into town with Ws a^wful burden and the clouds are always C^ pect another Godfather. (PG- It is a thought-provoking itiovie — maybe Eastwood's best directorial their structural integrity, and effort todat e — and its filmed with an eye for scenery and a point of hanging over Big Whiskey, threatening to fall down and crush the town. ••" 13) ' " .••: ••• . :;/.. view. But it is not a sure-fire classic. ^ It all screams "Allegory, Allegory" at the audience so loudly it's hard to • motor vehicles start to go really What the movie offers is a standard Western plot line with a few hear the dialogue sometimes. COOL WORLD fast..Still, not bad for the I • quirks. When a rtasty cowboy gets offended at a prostitute and cuts her In his other films as a director, Eastwood has suffered from much the :••• •Animation and live action a la genre. (R)'". . 1 Who Framed Roger Rabbit re- face brutally, the other sportin women pool their money and let out the same problem. His supposedly clear-eyed, warts-and-all portrait of Char- • •"•.'„••'." •' -w.w. word that anyone who kills the assailant and his partner can have lie Parker, Bird, suffers from a good half hour that needs to be cut out, turns in a adult-oriented feature WHISPERS IN THE DARK $1,000. ;••%,•': and everything's so dark you can barely tell what's going on half the from Ralph Bakshi (Fete tfw •Annabella ^. ra (The Hand That seems like a lot of money toWil l Munny (Eastwood), a former • time. (The answer to.that question is: not much.) :'""';• Cat Heavy Traffic). Brad Pitt That Rocks the Cradle, Jungle assassin, now a widowed hog farmer with two young children to support and Gabiel Byrne are "real,'1, And Uriforgiven also shows, off Eastwood's heavy, heavy hand with Fever) stars in this failed erotic and a farm full of feverish hogs. Enough that he's willing to overlook light humor. The comic "relief" in the film is sometimes very hard to while Kim Baslnger is a "doo- mystery-thriller about a psy- his vow never tostra p on his guns again, and head but to Big Whiskey 1 identify, Even when Clint has trouble getting on his own horse, you 4 dle, * at least for most of the to do the job at»d collect. 7 . mmi&fm Inisi M . cologjst who becomes involved can't tell if it's supposed to be funny or pathetic. In movies like Bronco movie. (PG-13) The rest of the film deals with Munny's efforts to complete his Billy, which is actually kind of charming in spots, you sometimes get 8. The Mfatitie Rotfo'thfi Cra- with the lover of a murdered ' •::'•:•:.,' •' .;•• ' '-W.w.' assignment and the efforts of his partners — an obnoxious youngster the same problem; But here, with the overall doomsday tone set, it's dte , " Kt' George Corraface, Marlon Brando, Rachel Ward and Tom Selleck star as Christopher Columbus, the Inquisitor, patient and suspects he may who calls himself the Scofield Kid and Munny's virtuous former partner DEATH BECOMES HER really a chore finding the laughs. 9. Fem$ify; Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand, respectively, In Christopher Columbus — The Discovery, the first of two be the murderer. Save your (Morgan Freeman) and competitors to do the same. The obstacle is est ' , -Wik) effects-laden comedy The cast, of course, is a dream. Hackman, as usual, is just about Columbus movies marking America's Quincentennial. 1492, starring French actor Gerard Depardleu, will be out in money and wait for the video. personified mostly in the considerable presence of the local sheriff 10. Hqok from director Bob Zemeckis perfect, giving even the loathsome sheriff some charm in scenes with a the'fall. •• •••- •••• •••.-••'• ' •-• '••• ;'•-" •":•:•: •••••••.•:•' •• -;;. •.•.•;.•..'.. - ''.'.-.•• •••'••: ': . ,; •••-••' ••:• ' -/:-.--. :•'.. .••••••:7, • . • Co-stars Jamey Sheridan, Jill (Gene Hackman, in a rare- villainous role), who kicks people a lot. (Back to the Future, Who . dime-novel "biographer," (Saul Rubinek) who the sheriff wishes to In the course of the movie, Munny and the others have to deal with Framed Roger Rabbit) stars Clayburgh and Alan Alda. (R) impress. Richard Harris, as a competing hit man who doesn't do very his wife. With Goldie Hawn and hired to protect opera diva button made it a dead loss for •• .'.'..' •• ••' •• v.'~.S,H. young New Yorker who opens more than just the concerns of traditional Western characters: they Top 5 Sales Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn -W.W. well, is bombastic and loud, as usual (no, that's not Peter O'Toole; it's Dana Delaney. (PG) Ellen Barkin. Romance eventu- the studio when first released PRELUDE TO A KISS her home to the roommate don't just pull the trigger and run; they're subjected.to guilt over killing, as rivals for the affections of REVIVALS and in some cases, are unable to pull the trigger at all. Richard Hanis). And Morgan Freeman, pretty much reviving his Robin 2. Hook. , -> HOWARDS END ally develops, but the plot in 1940. (The staff had so •Summer, romance with Alec from hell (Jennifer Jason Lee), haggered plastic surgeon Bruce THE SEAGULL Hood role as the noble sidekick, is understated and fine as he ever is, wE.M. Forster brings out.the ' doesn't Sit thisjDne out and much trouble animating Pinoc- Baldwin and Meg Ryan. Di- a mousy psycho whose obses- Munny, himself, istortfover his promise to the deceased wife he 3. Rock-tk-itoodle., , Willis. Nothing, including mul- even if it is weird that in post-Civil War America, nobody notices he's •The New Jersey Shakespeare considers a saint (his character is downright spooky talking about her; 4. The Great Mouse best in the Merchant-Ivory fi|m» wait for Hoffo (PG-13) ' chio, a puppet whose form . rected by Norman Rene (Long- sion with her roomie leads to ; tiple fractures, gunshot wounds black.. ••.•-• , '•••• •'•••'•••• , • '•,''•/'.'•'••• • ,-•••...... : ' ' • Festival's Monday Night at the he iises the cadence and the language of a brainwashed cultist), and the -, making team, who otherwise '':••'•'• :/ -W;W.. . couldn't be stretched and time Compahlan). Screenplay . murder and mayhem. (R) and decomposition will 6top Uriforgiven is not a movie to be overlooked; in a summer filled with 't Movies summer series con-, difference between simply killing a man when you're numb with alco- MOM AND DAD SAVE THE squashed in the usual cartoon by Craig.Lucas, based on his UNLAWFUL ENTRY hol and doing the job cold sober, looking at a living human being in thoughtless puff pieces, it has a brain. But it's not Satyricon, or even these catty cadavers. (PG-13) perform adaptations of literary WORLD ,-..«.. manner, that at one point Dis- Tony-nomlnated play, which »A psychotic cop (Ray Uotta) tinues on Aug. 31 with Sjdney your sights. The Searchers. It's just not. —W.W. classics with a curator's eye •Silly, but harmless comedy ney threw out six month's ac- Rene directed on the stage. (R) invades the domestic life of a Lumet's 1968 version of Anton WGGSTOWN and a taxidermist's touch, about Dad (Jeffrey Jones) hav- cumulated work.) Carlo Col- RAISING CAIN couple. With Kurt Russell and Chekov's The Seagull (color), •Hyper James Woods plays a Drawing on Forster's 1910 ing to pull a Flash Gordon to lodi's original stories, written a$ •Director Brian DePalma Madeline Stowe. (R) starring Vanessa Redgrave and Film capsules con man who teams up with novel — arguably Forster's best save Mom (Teri Garr) and, of a series for an Italian children's shakes off his Bonfire of the 3 NINJAS James Mason (Aug. 31). Gen- boxer Louis Gossett, Jr., to - they produce something course, the world from a Ming- magazine in 1881, could be Vanities disaster by returning to eral admission seating Is $7. double-cross. Diggstown mogul •A couple of pre-teenage mu- in 1943 when Woild War II dec- Hasidic community to catch a triumph of production design tie screen time the film might vanishingly rare in movies; a CURKBNT FILMS include Nell Carter, Rich Little •If Oscars were awarded for ti- pretty rough stuff — e.g., the Films are shown on a largo rather than storytelling. There like alien dictator (Jon Loyitz). his familiar stylish thriller terri- tant turtle wannabees are imated the ranks of the minor killer and falls for a young Tal- more properly have been titled and rapper Tone Loc. (PG-13). tles, this one would be a sure Bruce Dem. Realistic action view of the classes (here in Ed- 1 original talking cricket is a dull by We*kendPlu« staff leagues. Tom Hanks co-stars as mut Scholar. Sparks fly as the are three villains this time, all Where's Batman? (PG-13) BOOMERANG Bring the kids. (PG). . tory. Combining hair-raising trained by an old master to screen In 35 mm. Tickets winner. Don't expect the Acad- and clever dialogue help create wardian England) that feels their crusty, befuddled man- expected culture clash bubbles nifty: Christopher Walken as a — Steven Hart A LEAGUE OF WEIR OWN "Eddie Murphy returns to the emy to remember this one next MO'MONEY moralist Pinocchio crushes with thrills with Tdrv_ comic relief! available at the Bowno The- u a successful merge of Rocky save the day. Live action from ager. (PG). " to the surface. (PG-13) scheming industrialist; Michelle BEBE'SKIDS warm and forgiving while re- •Penny Marshall {Big, Awaken- big-screen in this romantic spring, but Buffy, despite some a hammer — but Disney's crew- Pfelffer as the vinyl-suited Cat- •"Animation with an attitude" and The Sting. (R) 'Living Co/or'sDamon Wayans Raising Cain also offers an the Buena Vista (Disney) folks, atre box office, Drew Univer- ings) directed this appealing — William Westhoven -W.W. comedy, starring as a male slow moments and an anti- maining cool and observant. woman; and Danny DeVito as found ways to soften the Flo- summer blockbuster, which A STRANGER AMONG US BATMAN RETURNS based on inner-city characters chauvinist who gets a taste of . . " -W.W, • wrote and stars In this action over-the-top performance by who prove once again that sity, Route 24, Madison. climactic finale, is a witty, well- The title refers to a pretty little stars Geena Davis, Lori Petty "Reminiscent Peter Weir's Wit- •For what it's worth, better the hissing, libidinous Penguin. created by the late comedian his own medicine from liber- rentine journalist's most gro- acted comedy about a valley HONEY, I BLEW UP THE KID comedy concerning a street- John Lithgqw as a child psy- when it comes to kids movies, (201)408-5600. and Madonna as members of ness, Stranger stars Melanie than Batman. Like some bloat- But Michael Keaton is even Robin Ham's and produced by ated beauty Robin Givens and country house that is the ful- girl who Is pressed into saving tesque toucheswithout weak- cologist with a dark past and Griffith as a policewoman who ed Andrew Uoyd Webber stage more of a stiff than usual, and House Party team of Reginald •Sequel of Disney's Honey, / wise con artist who gets hung they ought to stick to cartoons. - W.W. the All-American Girls Profes- finds true love with Halle Berry. the world by a mysterious crum for a series of encounters goes underground in Brooklyns the Caped Crusader gets so lit- and Warrington Hudlin. Vbices sional Baseball League, fonmed spectacle, Batman Returns is a BUFFY, THE VAMPIRE SLAYER (Please turn to page 7) August 26-28,1992 FnrhftsNfiWfiinnftrs 6 WeefcencF orbes Newsjiapets August 26-28,1991 *,-- Weekend Weekend Singles Happenings Index of Advertisers CATHOLIC ALUMNI CLUB " Meeting place: (908) 753- ••'..' Raritan Center,' Edison, 8:30 1 "Hike at Allaire State Park, '•• • , Summit, 9 p.m. Sept.. 18. FU-MINGTON date Sept.1 7. Adults $12.50, . a.rn.-5 p.m, Sundays.through ., 29, 11 a.m.-4 p.m; Aug. .30. Ad- Acme Nissan...... ;...... 5 Mddtesex Army & Navy..,:.... : OF CENTRAL NEW JiERSEY .0263,283-0779. • p.m; Sept. 6. New-member ori- ".Wall, it a.m. Sept. 5. Meet in Jackefrequired. •'., AGRICULTURA1, FAIR children 3-12 $6.50:. discounts' Oct. 25. Free admission. • ".. •mission $4,.covers both days; Baslle Fama Fl...... ;...... ;,..,.„. ,.. 13 Natasha's Stars ...... ,;. 15; •, •Vplleybail. in Jbhnson Park, -„ JEWISH SINGLES WORLD entation at 7:3Qp.m. Members commuter- lot at Garden State .-' "Dance at Sheraton hotel, Fair Route 31,'. Flemington ', ; •'••'•..-' available'.,, . • ' •• -: -:''-,''.. •'': •'..-•'"' SCANDINAVIAN FEST '.' Bowcraft...... :...... ,., ...3 New Jersey Blockbuster...... 8 - : : • . (ages 23-36) ;' V • • • .'. $6, nori-members S8. . .' Parkways-Exit 105. Members ' .••''field'; 0 p'.m.Sept. 19. '•'. ; Vasa Park •' .,,„—.••- Highland Park, 6;30 p.m. ^^ (908y-782-2413: -• - -, - ;•. ,•'.'•' KENILWOR'TH OUTDOOR Boulevard Food »;..;.....'..,...... ;...;.;.;...... ll Ocean Explorer...... 13 i Wednesdays. (908) 756-0940, -4908) 964r8086 •/•:• - - ••:'-•'• • "Closed,dance.(members only) -.-. $3, non-members $4...': : •Dance at Essex House, West - •Farm-show,-4-M-exhibits,-auto. - FINE ART SHOW -.'•.- ;, •Wolfe Rd., Budd Lake-- ,' '• --,'- Car Spa ...... :;...... :.....^.'.'...... •..-..;.-..•..;.... 9 OHvecflports Bar...... : ...... $ 846-5440; v '•• • . . •Dining out at Kosher Komer. ' ' at Ramada-.Inn, Rarjtan Center^ SINGLEFAbES . Orange; 9 p.m.' Sept. 25. .'.'.races,and .much morevSept. i-' .• , Harding'School"field / •"''. '..; ' .-.'. ::' .(9081--850-81.16, 542-8150,. :-.. . -DiFonzo Fence ...... Personally Yours ,.„....,•,•....;,.;•..•., 3 ..-: : ...;...... ,i..;.a •New-members picnic in Merrill East Brunswick. 6:30 p.m. Edison.-8:30 p.m. Sept. j,3. (908) 238-0972 ' ''; _: ' SOLO SINGLES , 7. Call for each day's hours. •• . ' BpuleOard, Kerillworth -..' • -'• • . •.:•• ,«A smorgasbord from Sweeten, Speakers Dine Out With Mlckl...... ;.... ;...i9 Photo Contests...... ?...... 2 : Park, Iselin, noon Aug. 30. Cost Sept. 1.-Cost, $20. New-member orientation at Cost for all events $10. . (ages 40-over). • •• - GREATER NEW JERSEY / (908) 241-0221' '. ' ' " ,' "NorwaVj Iceland, Finland; and Dr. K. Kuchaiz...... ,..;...... ;....;...... 13 Readlngton Road House...... ^.i: 5 /"25th annual show and sale, 9 •. $3 w/a food item, $6 without: •Day trip to Jewish Renais-. • 7:30 p.m. Cost $6, •Dance at Ramada Renais- (908) 665-2686, 766-1839 STAMP EXPO- •':'•"• .•":"'" Denmark;' 10 a.m.r9 p.m. Sept. Easy Video. .'...i..j..; ...2 Restaurants...... 20-24 eligible new member,- S3 for sance Fair at Rabbinical College •Closed dance (members only) sance hotel, East Brunswick, 9, • between 6-9. p.m.. • . • Holiday Inn / .•'•..". a.m,-5:30 p.m. Sept, 13.. Rain ,# 6. Admission $6. •:•'•-.. INDIANSUMMER . Ebbets ...... 5 Seaton Machney...... 3 : : ; each. (908) 756-0940. • of. America. Momstown. Sept. • at Quality inn, North Brunswick, ...p.m, Aug. 28. ' Events held at Central. Presby Route 22, Springfield dates Sept. 20, 27. Free ad- " STAMP, POSTCARD, AND AT WATERLOO Remington Fair.... .9 Shake A Paw ...... 9 . FORUM FOR SINGLES 6, Meet.at 1 p.m.'at main en- 8:30.p.mi Sept. 20. New-, •Dances at Old Mill Inn, Ber-; • mission. ' ' " , BASEBALL CARD OPEN HOUSE terian Church, 70 Maple St., -.' (201)379-3779 ,.-. Village of Waterloo .'.'. . ;". Ftemlngton Speedway ...... ;..::...... ^ Sharp Design ...... ».....» H (908) 246-8118 • . trance to fair. Cost S11.50 in member orientation at 7:30 nardsville, 9 p.m. Aug. 29, • •For stamp and postcard col- KING'S ROAD VINEYARDS . Aallstamps • . '• . •„ ' Hunterdon Medical...... VCR Repair .;...... ;.. 3 • Summit. • -.- -.••.- • : 1-80 Exit. 25, Stanhope 5 (609) 448-6225 1 ,.'38 North Main St., Milltown • advance. $12.50 at the gate. p.m. Cost $6. "-•• • -.' • Sept. 26: •".•'• •.' ' ; •Rap or bridge, 6:30 p.m. Sun- lectors, 10 a.na,-6 p.m. Aug. 29," Route 579, Pattenburg KGP Computer Show.. ...;..;...... :.13 Whitehouse Aquatic ...... 1 : (201)'34Zi0900' ...... ;...... is . Events held at First Presbyte- •Closed dance (merabtersonly)'-' ; ..,(90.8)-247-1093/ ' . . * •Volleyball night at Sports 'N ' •Dances at' Liberties. Sheraton days, Cost S2. .'•.. -..'• 10 a.m.r5:30 p.m. Aug. 30. . ,(908)4.79'-6611. ,:,.'' ..''. rian Church, 320. North Main Stuff. East Brunswick. 7:30 • at Quality inn, NotthBrunswick. hotel, Iselin,-8 p.m. Aug. 30, ; ' "For avid collectors, .10 a.m.-4. '". Traditional arts and primitive „ •Bridge night, 7:15 p.m. Sept.' Adults $2, senior citizens and • "Open house with wine tastings . St., Hightstown, . • •• ' '. p.m..Sept. 9. Cost S5, -J8:30 p.m. Sept. '27,T\iew- ' Sept; 27; 9 p.m'. Sept. 12.. children free. : ' • •••'-.• :. and tours, noon-5 p.m. Sept. 6,.: p.m. Aug; 30. Free adnrtissibn. skills of native Americans. Pre- 3'. Cost S3,, ' . '.'... 1 • "Discussion group (not church- •Barbecue at Jewish Center of • member orientation at 7:30 •Dance at Van's; Freehold,'9 • . 7. Free admission.-f--', • TRI^STATE ANTIQUE DOLLS..P - sentations at 11:30 a.m., 1:30 7 DAYS- 7 NIGHTS SOMERSET HIUS JEWISH RENAISSANCE FAIR . affiliated), social hour, and West Orange. 1 p.m. Sept, 13.. p.m! Cost $6. • . '. p.m. Sept. 4'. •••„. • Rabbinical College of America: '; UONS CLUB FLEA MARKET TOYS, AND GAMES SHOW . • and.3:30'prm. Adults,$8, senior •; ''• • .' • ^! SINGLE HIKERS . ^ SEPT. 1 -SEPT. 7 . dancing. 9 p:m. Fridays. Cost Cost Si2 in advance. S18'.at. PLUS SILHOUETTE SINGLES , "Dance at Mayfair Farms, West 226 Sussex Ave,, Morristown '. Market grounds- , •• • ...-"-. • Aspen Manor hotel ; ? (908) :774-6759 • citizens $6, children 6-15 $4; in- 56. • ' • •,". :'• ••. the.dqor. • • -.- ' (plus-size adults) • ,. . • Orange, 9 p.m. Sept..5. Jacket Route 206, Chester : Route 46, Parsippany , (201) 267-9404 , ', . : cludes admission to village, .".'• • • BOBFROSTT •Singles''nigtit at Jewish Com- (908), 704-8480 . required; , ' : . .' •Hikeat Bulls Island,.Stockton, (908) 879-4408 ••. (410)329-2188 , •An Old World shtet/; a "Wheel of - "Iroquois cornhusk work, Rita (ages'39-over) ' . munity Center Of Greater Mor- ••Danceat Ramada Inn, So.m- . '• •Dances, at Hilton hotel, Short" 10 a.'rri: Aug. 30.- Meet in lot , Torah," arid other things Jewish) ., •Operated by Chester Lions Club •Classic toys and games as well ; •..' Chrisjohn-Benson, Augl 29c, :. • (201) 797-7777 ' ns. Whippahy. 7:30 p.m. Sept. ; ' erset. 9.p.m. Saturdays ' '•. Hills. 8 p.m.-Sept. 6, 20. Jack- . . across from Willie's Tavern,. with proceeds to area charities, 9- as dolls, 10 a.m,r6'p.m. Aug: '. : •11 a.m.-6 p.m. Sept. 6. Rain : •• "Big-band dance at The Wil- , 17. Free admission. ; ' through Aug. 29. Members $5, et required. • ' ' • : • Route"202 , Bedminster. Cost : lows, Gfeen Brook,' 9 p.m. - •Rosh Hashana program at • non-members $7; • , .:' "Dance at Garden State Arts . $.4, . -.' .••••..• ••. .'•; Tuesdays. Free admission. . Suburban Jewish Center. Ijn* SHORE SINGLES Center, Holmdel,. 9 p.m. Sept. . SOPHISTICATED SOCIALS JERSEY JEWISH SINGLES den. 9:30 p.m. Sept. 19. Cost , (908)291-1687 ... 9:- . . ' . v-;... . (professionals 30-50) . (ages 30-55) • $5.' '•'•• ".•.•.'. •'• ' : • • "Hike on boardwalk in Spring . •Dance at Birchwood Manor, • (908)22.1-0047 ' '• • •Dinner at. Pla2a Diner, EdTson, PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS Lake and Sea Girt,' 7 p.m.; . Whippany, 9 p.m. Sept. .11.' •Party at Aspen Hotel, Parsip- Country stars Reba McEntire (pictured) and 6:30 p.m.'Wednesdays. (908) Mid-Jersey Chapter 236 Sept. 4. Meet at bathing pavil- •DanceatGate Rouse, West • pany, 8:30 p.m. Thursdays. 753-0263. ..-.•.:'•; (908)248-8840 . . ion at end of Route 524, Spring ,. Orange^ p.m. Sept, 13. ' Cost SSi^casual attire, no Vince 6ill team up for a show at the Garden •Trip to Ellis Island, Aug. 30: . «0pen dance at Ramada Inn, . Lake. Cost $2. ', :•- • "Dance at Grand Summit hotel, .sneakers. ' ' : • ' • State Arts Center on Monday, Aug. 31. mnuinrnr tTTTrrnrTTTTTTrrTTTTTT") Residential/Commercial Industrial AVENEL EDISON NORTH PLAINFIELD AH "rVpes Of Fence 908-382-6300 908-906-9300 '908-755-9550 Installed & Repaired FLEMINQTON FAIRGROUNDS -1 mile North of Remington ; ~CRANFORD l.! 0EN SPRINGFIELD FREE Estimates • Fully Itisured Circle^ On Route 31 -908-782-2413 908-709-0042 908-1*25-1160 201-376-1300 33 Yrs. 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""""""" mFe^MI(lir,MfD(»T)i\DlMHF.IIlM FLEMINGTON FAIR OPEN FROM 10:00 AM TO MIDNIGHT Over $10.00 II PUPPY SEVEN DAYS • SEVEN NIGHTS.DAILY LIVE COUNTRY "IBIllUiOlfES Not to be combined with Not to be combined with MUSIC * 4-H EXHIBITS ©ENTERTAINMENT FOR KIDS • any other offer. II any other offer. PIG RAGES • CLOWNS • BIG MIDWAY • NEEDLEWORK & 10oner, 199. 2 FN | | Expires Sept. 10, 1992 FN I FLOWER SHOWS • FOOD * BEER GARDENS • ANIMALS uJfcrcaxTTTTTrrrrrrrrr^ MORE MOVIES THAN ANYONE IN THE WORLD I I Expires Sept. 11 ^t ' I . ^^^_M hMM ^MIHrt AND GOOD OLD FASHIONED FUN FOR ALL AGES. 8 r: ^"^ Newspapers August ^-28,1992 August 26-28,1992 Forbes Newspapers mi? Mark your o s calendar Curtain calls NO% PLAYING •The Seagull', Anton Chekhov's , ... 'A Deadly Environment, murder (201)379^3636 •; '-: BUCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE • comedy about foutartists ih . • ' mystery, set at a. countryclub. 8 • •The Wizard of Oz, Dorothy, . :. 70SouthMainJSt.-/'',•.;'*.:•.;.'-•.• ^^um-of-thfe-century^sila^J"^ : p.m. Aug. 29. Admission $39*; .VScarecrow,_.tinr Martt and all the : Ballet school New Hope, Pa. ' .' . Through Sept. 12. Admission • includes dinner. ' bthers following the Yellow -(215)862-2041 $30-$14, discounts available.; VILLAGERS THEATRE Brick Road. Sept. 9-0ct. 25. . registration •Phantom of We Opera — not OFF-BROADSTREET THEATRE . . 475 DeMott Lane, Somerset Admission $41-$26, discounts' . 5 South Greenwood Ave. Registration is how in progress the Broadway version, but onq, '.. (908)873-2710 '•'•'. ' available, . . Hopewell • ^ for fall Glasses at the Morristown that features a crashing chan- •Dames at Sea, satire on the PERONA FARMS delier. Through Aug.'30. Ad- y (609) 466-2766 Busby Berkeley musicals of the '30 Walks in School of Ballet . ' Route 517, Andover Children's ballet classes are mission $20t$17. • •Happy, Birthday! bedroom 30s. Through Sept.. 6. Ad- 1-800-762-8569 offered for youngsters ranging HUNTERDON HILLS farce drawn up by Mark Camo-. . mission $15. ' .. •/Remember Mama, the Rodg- from pre-kindergarten to seventh PLAYHOUSE^ • lotti. Through Sept. 5. Ad- ' ers and Hammerstein pfay ;••'. grade. Teenagers may register Route 173, Hampton mission $17.25.Saturdays, COMING UP must for hikers $15.75 Fridays and Sundays. about a Norwegian family in for classes in bajlet, pointe and 1.800-447-7313. CIRCLE PLAYERS .••': . By SHARUNfe CHIANG • jazz ranging from banner to ad- / "Seems Like Old-Times, revue. SHERATON AT WOODBRIDGE ' tum-of-the-century San Fran- .416 Victoria Ave;, Piscataway, WeekendPlus Writer ••' vanced- -Additionally, special from the Roaring 20s to World Route 1 South, Iselin . '•' cisco. Main theater, Sept. 8- (908)968-7555 " . . ' ey,/yuz from Jurzee? What .adult classes wi,be offered in . War II. Through Sept. 30. ' (908)' 634-3660 .. - Dec. 18.,Group rates available; •A Deadly Environment, murder •Play It Again Sam, Woody exit? ballet pdnte ahd/jazz fpr begn> '.. Group rates;available; .call for call for prices." -. • Unfortunately, this fa- djhtMl^ . mystery set at a country club. 8 Allen's takeoff on Casablanca: prices.; . :; •Myron's Mitzvah, a bar mifc ...... rhiliar salutation is shame p.m. Aug. 28. Admission $39, Sept, li-Oct, 3, Admission H vah in musical form with audi- NEW JERSEY of New Jerseyians, whose state le at ' includes dinner. $10. Fridays and Saturdays, $8 SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL • ence participation. Club Room, usually conjures nothing more of SOMERSET HiLLS HOTEL Sundays;, discounts available. Drew University Sept.lO-Nov. 20. Group rates Greg Brooks arid DaraBreltkbpf sing and dance In the musical than the images of congested ate se- 1-78 Exit 33, Warren • PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE . Route 24, Madison available: call for prices.' "... comedy Dames at Sea, which continues with weekend performances highways and billowing clouds of "iwtth (908)647-6700 ;. Brookside Dr., Millbum industry. . State (201) 408-5600. • through Sept. 6 at the Villagers Theatre in Somerset. Like many New Jersey natives, I too wonder sometimes why we call it the "Garden" state, and always BRIDAL CLOSE OUT!! thought a walk in New Jersey was AUG 22 thru SEPT 4 something you do when your car breaks down. ; (908)549-9832 Introducing Levi's So if you want to get away vom COURTESY PHOTO/RUTGERS, UNIVERSITY PRESS 474 Main Street, Metuchen, New Jersey 08840 this bustling metropolis, head out This boardwalk is part of the walk through Lord Stirling Park detailed in the updated edition of Loose fitting jeans. for a rural stroll where you can 30 Walks In New Jersey available from Rutgers University Press. Look at these Savings: find windswept beaches, polling As you'd expect, hill country, botanical gardens, quaint villages, broad green valleys and Before you go gallivanting off to the woods, they ask you not to disturb All Head Pieces $25.00 this is more than auburn cedar swamps. the wildlife, not to smoke while hiking and "Leave the trail as if nothing just another loose But don't bother buying a train ticket, because these pictorial lands of had, been there:" AH Gift Ware 40% OFF natural paradise are found right in your backyard - in New Jersey. As for the traveler, they give tips on how to identify deer tick* which ' Jewelry & Access. 20% OFF fit. It's a loose Thanks to Kevin Dann and Gordon Miller, the authors of 30 Walks In transmit Lyme disease, and also what to wear for prevention. as well as interpretation of New Jersey ($12.95, Rutgers University Press), you can rediscover the Just to be picky, I found one drawback in the guide. When I opened h-y beauty of this state by hiking along the Kittany Ridge, the Highlands, up the book I was expecting colorful, photos to lure the reader into these ; REMNANT FABRICS The Original. the Piedmont, the Delaware River Valley, the Pinelands, Cape May and beautiful trails. Instead! found some (yawn) black-and-white snapshots Choose from Mega Satins - Taffetta - Laces at "Must Go" Prices I , 1 along the Atlantic Coast. of a flower and rock here, and a historical house there (not that you find never again' "The book, an updated version of the authors' original 25 Walks in Bieach, New Age many color shots in any $12.95 book). s Surrounds the haunt- •:, ;£ GREAT FOR CRAFTERS ing Images of trie Clinton "Hl* ecializin in Bridal Bleach & Instant Ihit ffiFBuo makes up for the lack of pictorial evidence with some x 1- _-'_••_! —Si SP 9 and Format. • ^ ^ "moderate" or "difficult." The routes are also measured according to the torical Museun}& Exhibit, "Never amount of time it would take to start and complete4..^- ' great wildlife anecdotes, like how the carpenter frog, found in Wharton old indigo denim State Forest; first got its name. •••••• Before, Never Again; The Bail- To top it off, clear maps, detailed directions and informational phone mann Photographic Collection," available in sizes numbers are provided for theHruly clueless beginner, whose idea of a "The carpenter frog gets its name, from its call, which sounds like two carpenters hitting nails one right after the other." which runs from Sept. 1 through 28 to 42. hike is gej±jhg the mower out of the shed. Oct 31 , Once you get started/the book will guide you along as the authors The charming text reveals the two authors as the experienced natu- ralists that they are. Mr. Dann is a naturalist, geographer and a histo- The exhibit features photos of fZED PROCESSED WEAVER Style # f$0-4803 point out distinctive rock formations, plant communities, and wildlife. 19th century Clinton printed rian. He's also written, a-book called Traces on the'Appalachians'- A SLICED AMERICAN CHEESE HONEY DIP FRIED CHICKEN 550-4834 You'll also learn about some interesting ways on how humans have from a set of glass plate nega- (Fully Cooked) Natwul History of-Serpintirie in Eqster North America. Mr. Milier is a SUBSTITUTE $1.1% 550-4891 shaped the New Jersey landscape. tives found by Baumahn, a resi- REAL$1.69 u. If you're the type who can't tell the difference between a witch hazel historian and the author of Lost in the Language of Nature PACKED 5 IB. PACK $14.95 dent of Salt Lake City, Utah, In a fACWO IO. PACK PER BOX OM2/4 PIECE PORTIONS plant and a purple cliffbrake fern, this book will teach you how and give After reading 30 Walks in New Jersey I felt the first chills of autumn B. *TDEU5>AtK)N Salt Lake City antique shop. The $1.9.8 U. At D£U StATWN PASTA'S you some historical background behind each plant as well. The same is tugging at my walking shorts. Eagerly, I thought to myself It's time to SABRETT photographer remains unidenti- BULK PACK 20 LB. BOX true for bird watching. Along each walk, the authors give directions on take a hike. NATURAL CASING FRANKFURTERS fied, although one photo is said PER BOX ; (ALL BEEF) PACKED where and how to spot birds like chickadees in the Ramapo Mountains Mr. Dann and Mr.Miller's:book is,helping to put the "New" back in ZITI • SPAGHETTI to show members of Clinton's 3 LB. OR 5 LB. PACKAGE to bufflehead ducks in Cheesequake State Park. EinOW - UNOUINE New Jersey, and maybe someday the'state salutation will become "Hev aristocratic Leigh family. ALL SIZES ' Besides presenting the courses, Mr. Dann and Mr. Miller remembered •yuz .from Jerzee? What walk?" y x For more Information, call 'PENTHOUSE MEAT COMPANY CORN to take :care of both Mother Nature as well as the hiker by including two The paperback book, small, enough to fit inconspicuously in your bid- sections: 'Taking Care of the Land" and "Taking Care of Yourself'. , pack, will be available September 1. ' ""<"-* (908) 735-4101. BREADED VEAL (PATtlE) $12.95 $11.95 $13.95 RIB TICKLER (BONELESS PORK) PER CASE PER C*SE (Continued from page 12) street stocks will put on a tradi- Something for everyone at Flemijrigton F%ir Krusbor," "Pony Express," "Exca-; tionally exciting- show. . : vator," "Kimosabe," "Jersey Qut- ' i.-Xb^uSCternoon of September"6th; > law;" "U.FO," "The WreckcB^ahd : fi^.m., the"•;"Daytp•na ^series fotu Monster trucks, pig races, 4-H exhibits and more on tap for 130k annual edition "The Liquidator.1" Last year's suc- the late models, • TAJt-cars and micro stocks will race prior to' the By CHLOE MILLER . • contest are the bill of fare. cess is still being shown on teleyi-. The morning of Saturday, Sep- sion, so be sure to. come early be^ monster truck event/ followed by WeekeridPlus Writer • the return of Todd Seeley at 8 . ver 300,000 people attended tember 5th.will be filled with beef fore the show quickly sells out. ; : : | last year's Flemington Agri- ?ind sheep shows,, followed by a Saturday, September 5th at 2 p.m. .. • . - •'... ••• .' ' 'v- .'.- Labor Day Monday at 2 p.m., the ' cultural Fair. Were you one sheep-to-shawl demonstration and pm the two-hour, enduro race M demblitioh derby and yet another. of them? •••;. the sheep-fitting contest Sunday will be held An enduro is a cha- will hold the final contests for the Todd Seeley jump will take place If not, you'll haye another.chance otic, immonscly-entertaining. race to find out what all the fuss is about open-class sheep, while the noon- in a. bigger and better way than. time 4-H: "round robin" -.will mark of endurance; when the green flag before. The fair will end on a high from.Sept. 1^7.between. 10 a.m. and is given, the race will continue un- midnight, when the annual event the end of the 4-H festivities until note after the running of -the. takes over the Flemington Fair- next year. '•; . V • . • •••'•.• .•• less a driver is injured, a fire de- AR.D!C. and T,Q. midgets and the grounds for the 136th straight.year. Other' fair highlights include::; velops or the. track becomes en- National Old Times of Auto Rac- The Flemington Agricultural Fair •The "Dash for Mash" pig races tirely blocked.. The winner is de-, ing Show at 8 p.m. . V has been ranked: in the top 100 fairs will be, held dailyat 1, 3, 5< and 7 tcrrnined by the last vehicle that As you can clearly see, theres in the United States, positioned p.m. in the arena near the pony . has the capability to move under something for: everyone at the 72nd in 1991, for the past six con- rides and sheep barns on the east its, own power, not withstanding Flemington Fair. For more infor- tinuous years by the Amusement side of the Fairground. Five pigs in the condition of the car.. At 8 p.m.,. mation, call the fair office at (908) Business Magazine. No other-fair in each of the five heat races will race the modified and Great American 782-2413. ' ; ' New Jersey has managed to ac- on the 150 foot track with colored complish this feat. ribbons for identification. After the Each, day will host special and on- "mash" on thefinish line-is'.diacov-. going activities for every-age and ered.the "duck races" will begin. interest, from rose competitions to With crowd encouragement, five elephant rides to monster trucks on "Indian Runner'' ducks will travel the 50 acres of fairgrounds.at the the length of the track. These free Flemington Motor Speedway.'Tues- daily, shows will run at 1, 3, 5, and 7 day, Sept. 1, the festivities beg./i p.m.1 . , . ''..' v.•... "• .•' • • .';••',-. \.".' Antique tractors (above) will with Children's Day, when kids •Tuesday, Sept. 1, will heed the be- under 12 are admitted free, with a ginning of the Open Horse Show. be on display at the 136th an- special drawing for a new bicycle. The Western Division kicks off at nual Flemington Fair, while Wednesday, Sept. 2, will be 8:30a.m. and'.the' English Division modern, modified tractors (left • Farmer's Day and Senior Citizen's Wednesday at 8:30 a.m.. The horse, and right) will participate in Day, and Thursday, Sept. 3\ will expo starts !•! p.m., Thursda/'and :;• the tractor pull event. have free admission up to 5 p.m.. continues.until Labor Day Monday. Friday, Sept. 4, will be another Chil- The Remington Fair, which runs Sept. 1-7, is one of the oldest and best-attended local fairs in The public is invited to watch all'.of dren's Day, which segues into Fire- New Jersey. / > the events and view Clydesdales, man's Night, while Saturday, Sept. . , . . , •". speed events and rodeo. Visitors 5, will feature the enduro races and stock car races at the Speedway. Sunday, Sept. 6, are also welcome to the stables, the dressage demonstrations and horse jumping that .will highlights at the Speedway'include stock car races and a monster truck show. Monday, be shown daily as a part of the horse" expos in the Horse ring. . : . PERIODONTICS Fashion Art Sept. 7, the Flemington Fair will conclude .with the popular Demolition Derby. •The'New Jersey Singles and Doubles Horseshoe Championships will be hosted by the ((Sum Trtjabrhent) • II Maximum $1CAfl Most Cases by Gregg Arriold Daily admittance is $4.50 Tuesday through Friday, $5.50 on the weekend, and $2 for 1992 New. Jersey State Horseshoe Pitchers Association again this year. The horseshoe Fee • ZP UU Muchl.es.'; children 12 and under. . contests will take place Tuesday through Friday at.6:30 p.m.,'and Saturday through Labor/ - Sensible Dental Fees EXAMINATION $35.00 Especially for children, Speed-0 the Clown will return to help with the big wheel races Day Monday starting at 12:30 p.m.. Mini-grandstands near the horseshoe pitching are set : on Tuesday and Friday. He will also perform in front of the grandstands throughout the up for both observers and relaxers. ' v '.'•• SCUBA DR. KENNETH M.KUCHARZ (Includes Oral Cancer Screening & X-R.iys) CLEANING (includes scaling) ...... $35.00 track activities. Cookie the Clown will be seen hosting the "Kids Comedy Magic Show" •The track at the Flemington Agricultural Fair features events for children and adults 3 West Union Ave., 'oeatutayl' nutated t& tiqitf I EXAM I CLEANING i X-RAYS ;..;,.....,..... $60.00 'and roaming throughout the fairground the entire week. alike. Tuesday afternoon, at 2 p.m., the "Big Wheel" races for kids will be the first on the Bound Brook track. Later, at 8 p.m., the track will host Kar Parts Night, 4-wheel drive truck pulls and. I FILLINGS...... !:,...... ,...;...,....;.,.....,..^:..:...... ;. $16.00 The world's largest traveling amusement park, Amusements of America, will come and Classes start : Speedo.the Clown. The truck pulls are open to any 4-wheel drive owner who wants to We Treat the Entire Family (Silver amalgam per suilacc) stay for the duration of the fair. In its 52nd year, Amusements of America has been at the , CROWNS... .J ...... $425.00 coming to the Fair for about 30 years. Along with old favorites and children's rides, an old- come out and pull against the competition. •. following 21 YEARS IN BOUND BROOK (Porcolnin lusod lo iiielal) fashioned ride day on Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. when every ride is only $1. Wednesday, "Farmer'sDay," farm tractors can be weighed in and registered-at 9 a.m. locations: 3560678 FULL DENTURES.,...... ,...... ;.,.; ....' ...... $425.00 The theme of the flower displays this year will be "Rediscover America." There" will be and featured an hour later at 10. Five weight classes from 800 pounds to 1400 pounds will (Upper or lowed 1 different classes from the miniature division, designer and horticultural divisions to the be held to include the machine and driver. A special 800-pound junior class will be held for -Scotch Plains YMCA PARTIAL DENTURES..;...... ;... :...,$475.00 Additional charges may Mo Incurred lor (Upper or Lower) many junior divisions. The Garden Club of Hunterdon County is sponsoring the annual 10-16-year-olds with parental permission and a 1000-pound class for women, Wednesday Sept. 16 1 related services which may be required SIMPLE EXTRACTIONS.; ...:...... $40.00 flower show, which will be staged Tuesday, Septem- • • . . - - ' • ' • ' ' .•. • evening at 8 p.m. the mighty modified trucks and in some cases. •"..- ber 1st and Friday, September 4th. tractors will compete in the open Grandstands be- -New Brunswick YMCA Lionel Electric Trains will be running on the layout The world's largest traveling amusement park, tween turns one and two. Many more seats are avail- 1 Sept. 22 Have your favorite piece of clothing personalized in the metal building. The Millburn Train Center will Amusements of America, will come and stay for the able than last year, but it is advised to arrive early for 250 also have a large selection of "Thomas the Engine a.prime seat. . ' • . with a special logo or design. duration of the fair - -Metuchen YMCA H COMPUTER Dealers arid Friends "to select from at the Fair. Tickets .lor • . .' ' For children, the "pedal tractor", pulls will take place Sept. 9 Wear aibpriginal by noted artist Gregg Arnold the raffle to win a free Lionel Train set can be ob- "•" ~ "~~ " ! ~ ~ Thursday morning. # The Limeli ht N Y tainedatthe Fair. "The first auto racing, will begin Thursday evening with the pro-4 modified, late moete -Highland Park YMHA !l SHOW & SALE exclusivelExclusively tnrougnthrough-. # M Sty|esLt8 d' ' " Musically speaking, the Bandito Country Western Band will play Tuesday and .Wednes- and Great American street stocks. Aug. 19 day evening at 7 p.m. on stage near the Main Beer Garden. The Stormy Weather Oldies More "Big Wheel" racing Friday, September 4th will be availableTor the kids to -3 PM Painting of Marilyn Monroe and James Dean on antique movie 1 !ITAN CENTER Aug Revue Band is returning from last year on Friday at 7 p.m. and Saturday at 10 p.m. The participate in. The evening will speed up with the monster truck show and Todd Seeley s -WesHield YMCA xit 10 New Jorse screens on display at Art Styles, Ltd. H A11 E * " y Turnpike - Edison, NJ Blue Ribbon Cloggers will demonstrate their Appalachian-style dancing to bluegrass coun- "World Record-Holder" motorcycle jump. Todd Seeley holds the GuinessBook of World Aug. 29 onu FOR DIRECTIONS CALL (908) 417-1444 try music all weekend. And with the help of impressionist Lee Estrada, "Elvis" will visit Records for the 246-foot distance he accomplished in 1988. Seeley has also jumped the 1,000 tables -100,000 sq.feet- our largestshow! One Day Only I ART STYLES, LTD. the Fairground 4 p.m. Sunday and "Roy Orbison" on Labor Day Monday at 4 p.m. furthest on his ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle) four-wheeler at 137 feet. Depending on condi- IBM PC Clones aCompat. Dealer Price Wars Printers & Monitors The 4-H Clubs will be featuring various animal and environmentally-related programs. tions, Seeley will attempt to break his own records at the fair. Seeley is 30 years old, and Wholesale to Public Disks & Supplies FINE ART SCULPTURE Tuesday, the seeing-eye puppy demonstration will be followed by shows about sheep, Complele Systems has been jumping since the age of 16. He. has-performed motorcycle stunts on many TV Hardware & Software Home & Business Books & accessories LIMITED EDITIONS CUSTOM FRAMING lamb, dairy animals, poultry, and waterfowl. Wednesday will spotlight the dairy shows, and shows, including Miami Vice and movies such as Parenthood, and Superboy. ' Save 20-80% & More Laptops & Portables Software disks Irom $1 RESTORATIONS APPRAISALS in the evening the square dance festival at 6 p.m. Thursday will begin early for the 4-H The reappearing monster truck show will be on Friday at 9 p.m. and returning Sunday OCEAN EXPLORERS 1,000 Vendor Tables 200 Plus Dealers 5,000 Parking Spots with a featured a goat and beef show. At high noon, the 4-H rides will be followed, by the at 8 p.m. In 1990, the "Towasarus Wrox" crashed through the retainer fence and headed AQUATIC CENTER ADMISSION $7.00 (With this ad - up-tq twq^people at $7 each) shepherd's lead competition. Friday, the dog, sheep, and critter show, the hcrpetology (the for the race track. The driver was uninjured; and the crowd has never since forgotten. This (R'ogubr Adult admission Is $8.00 - r» copies allowed- Children under 10 am Iree) 2 Monument Square, New Brunswick • 828-2920 871 Rt. 1, Edison Place scientific study of reptiles and amphibians) handling contest, the open-polled hereford beef yoar. theTowasurus Wrox will compete: against "Above N' Beyond," 'The Keystone 1 Edison 287-2822 show, the prep creative recycling ait contest, the fashion revue, and tho queen and escort '(Please: turn lo page. 13.) ' I I A KGP PRODUCTION • (800) 631-0062 August 26-28,1992 Forbes Newspapers 13 Weekend Forbgs TJowspapers August 26 28, 1992 Weekend Weekend •*v Museums American Heartwalk Museums : . . : (Continued from page 14) ' ••' (908). 932-7243 ..' • ' y .':•''• : •:. •'• children 6-IS $4'.''. Aslanlan, Aug; 31-Sept.'18. • ' •Closed through Aug. 30; also closed to place a notice state, Permanent exhibits'include TRADES AND CRAFTS _ .-. Mondayfronfl^p.rri.,Tuesday ••• WALLACE HOUSE KEAN COLLEGE . . , Sept, .5-7,".Ga|lery Hours: Monday;.'.. |_J2-0ct. 31. TourSrfrom 5:30^9 .___ M0NTCUMR ART MUSEUM . '. By Vicky yVyder : '."•Afticarlhe Amerteas-The Pajclfic,.", ;•._ j"'" ^,':thrpDgh"Friday;frprrr:9 a.rTvnbon; • :y_ L.38 'W.asbjngtoji.Ei.', 9.M8lnSt.,.Ma'd'lsori" ' ~ ' James Howe Gallery _, .....through Friday.from: nobn;-4 •.p|m.,'....'.. p.m. Sept. 19; "' 3 South Mountain Ave. ; THE ART MUSEUM •'.*_. ; "Design in Native American lite,"-••;'-'- -..-.Free admission. — '•-.' :•••"•• •••••-••--.•• • r Montclair ,(201) 377-2982 x- \ ,;.. '•' '(908)725-1015 ;' T y, 'H :.:-~ ":"Vaugfin^Eames"Hall.• " ".~""-~"y,''.';' ' Saturday'and Sunday from 2-4.p.rr),' HUNGARIAN "American-Painting and Sculpture,'- in WeekmdPlus::: Princeton Unhwttty : Exhibits portray the role of crafts , ST: HUBERTS GIRALDA J George. Washington's, headquarters;'•' . Morris Aye., Union • ' .' HERITAGE CENTER ..(201)746-5555 •••..' Free admission.' ••••: ' • . • (609)258-3768 people in the 18th arid 19th 'cen- Numismatic Gallery, Asian.Galleries, 575 Woodland Ave.. Madison • . when he was statiPned in Somerville ' (908)5.27-2347 •"•. : ' •;•"""' 300 Somerset St. . Through Aug. 31: Tuesday • «"Visiohs" by New Jersey Teen Arts Tuesday through Saturday from Baliantine House and the Mini-Zoo..- " (201) 377-5541, . ' • V •. ;.. in 1778. Open Wednesday through Monday through Thursday from 10 New Brunswick . • through Friday from 11 a.m.-4 turies. Tuesday through Saturday Festival, entrants, Sept. 1-24. :UFa.m.-5 p.m., Sunday frprin i- from iO.a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday •"Stepping Into Ancient Eg/pt," Animal art from the collection, of Saturday from. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., a.m.-2 p.m. and 5-7 p.m., Friday Write to (908)846-5777 p.m., Sunday from 2-5 p.m. Be- : •Paintings by Clarence Carterand 5 p.m. Western European paint- through'Dec. 1993.. ' . Geraldine R. Dodge. Open Wednes- .. Sundayfrom noon-5 p.m. Free ad-. ; Museum open/Tuesday through : ginning Sept. 1: Tuesday, .'•• from 2-5 p.m; Free admission'for from 10 a.m.-noon. Also by ap- , Hughie Lee Smith, Sept. 13-0ct. ings, sculpture and decorative art OSBORN-CANNONBALL HOUSE . day.through Sunday from 11 a.m.-4 v . Saturday from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesday, Friday, arid Saturday members. Non-member ad- 10 seconds arid multiplied by six to • mission. •':•'• . . .•.'•"' •pointment. • ' . '•• ••• ' ..! . 25. Reception from 2-5 p.m. Sept. from 19th and 20th cehturles; 1 from 11 a.m;-5 p.m.; Thursday. mission: adults $2, children $1. Front St., Scotch Plains p.m.'Admission $3. • JANE VOORHEES ZIMMERU •Works % ''16 Teacher-Artists,' •"Budapest 1900: In Photo- Editor'* Note: This.is the first of a six- get, your resting heart rate per • 13.' ' . " '. '••..'•.• '.•••• Forbes Newspapers . also pre-Columbian art and art of ' •. (908) 889-4137 ": '. ;. .• TRAILSIDE NATURE ART MUSEUM ': Sept. 5-25, ReceptiPn from' 2-4 graphs," through Jan. 31,1993. and Sunday from 1-5 p.m. Mem- NJ. CHILDREN'S MUSEUM part series on Walking for exercise being : NEW JERSEY the Americas. • minute. This process should be re- - • HistoriG-house. from; c. 1750. Open AND SCIENCE CENTER "Rutgers University-.. • MACCULLOCH HALL bers admission free; non- 599 Industrial Ave., Paramus ': p.m. Sept, 13. •'••''•' .••. •Gallery tours Saturdays at 2 run In conjunction with the American Heart the first Sunday of. each "rnonth frorir .' Nevy Prowdence'W."''" ' ' DESIGNER CRAFTSMEN HISTORICAL MUSEUM member admission by donation, (201)262-5151 ; . peated throughout your exercise George and Hamiltqn_streets '•• AJ. LEDERMAN FINE ART p.rti. through Sept. 5. Association's Heartwalk, Ms. Wyder is As- •24p,rnVFree admission. '' Mountainside ' •.' .• 65 Church St., New Brunswick •44'FranklinSt. 45 Macculloch Ave. free admission for all on Satur- Fantasy castle, a 50s fire engine, .New Brunswick „•'•. '.,.''. : . 3O9CourtSt., Haboken ' ' •."•'•• DRAKE HOUSE MUSEUM sistant Chief of Physical Therapy at Sorner-. ..period.' _ '•'.. ' ;';•••.••• .'.•'••..'•'• •'".''••X REEVES-REED ARBORETUM (908)789-3670 . . ' '. . .: (908) 246-4066 .: . Monistown ' days. •• , ''.'•••' and more exhibits for kids to .(908)932-7237 . ". . , ' . (201)659-3570 :.:'.• 602 West Front St., Rlainfield . set Medical Center. Above a|l, please be realistic . 165 Hobart Aye., Summit . Daily (except Sunday) from npon-6 (201)538-2404 •African-American art fromth e touch, Open every day from 9 v ' Open every day from .1-5 p;m. Reg- Closed for renovations; reopens ?• Thursday and Friday .from noon-7 (908)755-5831 . p.m. . • . ..•••'..• • ; (908) 273-8787 : , ':'"..'•..••••' ... . istration required for programs. : Gardens open daily from dawn permanent collection, through a.m.-5 p.m. Admission $6 week- about your walking goals. If you Sept; 15. • •• ' • "•'.-—* ^p.m., Saturday and Sunday.from 1- Somerville, NJ. ; House built In 1746 and fur- ; Gardens open daily from dawn to : •"One.of a Kind" crafts, thrbugh ufitil dusk. Museum open Sunday Aug. 30. , . . . days, $7 weekends; children •"Slithering Serpents" for kids; 10' Fpr, WEEKEND PLUS .'.:•• 5 p.m. Also by appointment.. ' nished with articles of the period. Walking is for everyone. No spe- haven't been on a regular exercise ; v . •City landscapes "Where Im- dusk. > • • •..".• . . •• •- .'. . a.m. Aug. 27. • •' ' Aug. 29. .'.''... :•• . Open Saturday from 2-4 p.m. and Thursday..from 1-4 p.m. under 1 year old free. Group '• ""Breaking Space," small and wall , migrants Dwelled," through Aug. cial supplies are needed, and it's prograrn, don't expect to walk for - DR. WILUAM ROBINSON VILLAGE OF WATERLOO RARITAN VALLEY Adults $1, children free. Adults $3; .senior citizens and rates available. ..•"•. ••:. pieces by New Jersey sculptors, "L 30. .-.•.• an exercise that uses every muscle half an hour without having difficul- PLANTATION HOUSE-MUSEUM Allamuchy.State Park " . • COMMUNITY COLLEGE : ; y 08876 . ':•• EAST BRUNSWICK MUSEUM students $2; group'tours by ap- N.J.; HISTORlCAkSOCiETY Galleries through Sept. 20. • ' . ;. / •Native American baskets from 593 Madison Hill Rd., Clark'•• 1-80 Exit 25, Stanhope Route 28, Branchburg' ' . 16 Maple St., East Brunswick pointment. •. 230 Broadway, Newark in your body, whiie not over- ties. Start off slowly! Ten minutes of MONTCUIR STATE COLLEGE the permanent collection,, (908)381-3081 (201) 347-0900 . V . (908) 218-8871 :. - . ' (908)254-7329 •Retrospective of works by Joe (201)483-3939 . stressing the joints^ exercise to start is fine; just gradr Upper Montclair • ' ' through Sept. 6. <• , Farmhouse built in 1690 as part of Restored farmstead from c. 1825, a Tuesday through Thursday from .'..'• Saturday and Sunday from1:30 - Jones, through Aug. 30. Wednesday through Friday from Before stalling any exercise pro- ually build up from there. CUREM0NT GALLERY (201) $93-5113 Or fax your •'The American Landscape" from a 750-acre plantation. Open the. ..'. life-size Lenape village, tbwpaths of ••• npon-3 p;m. : •. ; . .': 4 p.m. Free admission. MAIN STREET 10 a.m.-4 p.m., third Saturday of Clarence Dillon Library . , Monday through Friday from 10 • Cole to Blakelqck, through Nbv, first Sunday of each month from 1- the old Morris Canal, etc. Open •Paintings by five artists, Sept. 8r EAST JERSEY OLDE TOWNE ANTIQUE CENTER . themonth from 10a.m.-4p.m. gram, check with your physician. If You don't need much equipment Lamington Rd., Bedminster • a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday and Sunday 22. •;. ••••• .• '/, .-. • • 4 p.m. Free admission. daily (except Monday) from 10 .', Johnson Park " 148 Main St., Flemington Guided tours by appointment. you have a history of heart disease, for walking. In fact, all you really (908) 234-2345 , from 1-5p.m. Freeadmisslpn. : 24. Reception from 7-9.p.m. Sept. •Plains Indians art from the mu- RUTGERS GEOLOGY MUSEUM v a.ni.-6 p.m. Adults $6.50 week- release to: River Rd., Piscataway (908)788-6767 Admission free for society mem-. Open during library hours.. •Small bronze isculpture'by Judith : li:"- . •••• . .'•• :'-.'--.'-' • •• seum collection, through June a stress test is usually recom- need is a good pair of shoes. The Rutgers University •' ' (908)463-9077 Antiques and collectibles-from bers, $3 for non-members. days, $8 weekends; senior citizens •Winners from Somerset Art As- ': Peck, Gallery One, through Sept. 8. RIDER COLLEGE 27.1993. Gallery talk at 3 p.m. mended to base your exercise level shoes should be lightweight, have Village composed of relocated two centuries. Daily (except Tues- •'Tender in Years," childhood in Hamilton St., .New Brunswick $4.50 weekdays, $6 weekend's; • sociation members'show, through NEW BRUNSWICK Student Center Art Gallery Sept. 13. 18th century structures set near day) from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. free 19th-century New Jersey, ongo- on. Otherwise, a formula can begood arch support, breathable up- Sept, 3. ';"' ,-•'•.;•. •. • . PUBLIC LIBRARY Route 206, Lawrehceville (908)526-2509 MORRIS MUSEUM the headquarters of the county admission. . ing. used to determine your exercise in- pers and cushioning under the ball •Works by Doris TerrlSi Sept. 4-Oct. 60 Livingston Ave. (609)896-5327 /• 6 Normandy Heights Rd. ' METLAR HOUSE : park police. No tours offered at NJ. STATE MUSEUM 15. ' •. ' ' -•. •..'•',•• •: • New Brunswick . .•>'.'.' Gallery hours by appointment, . Morristown . tensity, or in other words, your tar- of j,the foot, Wear them for a month present. Gift shop open Wednes- 1281 River Rd., Piscataway 205 West State St., Trenton Correction DOUGLASS COLLEGE (908)745-5108 ' . •Student art show, through Sept. 1. (201)538-0454 get heart rate (THR). This formula to break them in. . ;V- day through Friday from 10 a.m.- (908) 463-8363i 7S2-4847 (609)292-6464 WaKors Hall Gallery ~ Open during library, hours. . SCHERING-PLOUGH CORP. Monday through Saturday from The location of the "Fuzzy Faces arid other Distrac- 3p.m. Piscataway Township historic mu- :Tuesday^rough Saturday from 9 is: 220 minus your age equals you Your clothing should also be, Chapel Dr.i New Brunswick ' 1 Giralda Farms, Madison 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from 1- •Archeology excavation frorn.Raritan EMSON NATIONAL ". seum. Weekday tours by ap- . - a.m>4:45Tp.rn. Sunday from tions" photo exhibit mentioned in Aug. 12-14 edition of (908) 932-9078;. . • • :• QOED 5 p.m. Free admission for mem-, martmurri heart rate. Sixty-five to 85 loose-fitting and allow a free range Landing, through Aug. 31. . (201)822-7409 . \ HISTORIC SfTE pointment • , '«" noonr5 p.-w_. free admission (ex- bers. Non-member admission: ; "percent of rfipmum heart rate of motion. It's^beneficiaitd dress in WeekendPlus was incorrect, T}ve exhibit will run through Monday through,Friday from 9 a.m.- NEW JERSEY CENTER Open to the public Monday through • Main St, West Orange MIDDLESEX COUNTY MUSEUM adults $4; senior citizens, stu- cept where indicated). 4:30 p.m. ., '. FOR VISUAL ARTS ]. Friday from^O a.m.-4^p.m. SNORKEL (201)736-5050 Cornelius Low House equals your target heart rate. layers, as your body temperature August at Children's Specialized Hospital in Mountainside. v dents, and children $2. ' •Great mammals of the Ice Age, • Photographs from Brazil and Arme- . 68 Elm St., Summit •Sculpture by Marion Held, through Workshop with inventions of Tho- 1225 River Rd., Piscataway •Permanent gallery exhibits: dino- through Sept. 5. Adults $4, se- ' The above formula calculates will increase with exercise. Cotton is nia by Miriam Romals and Ardem (908)273-9121 , :. - '•.'•• (Please him to page 19) mas Ah/a Edison. Open every day (908)745-4177 saurs, live animals, five senses nior citizens and children $2.50, your maximum heart rate, but you a breathable fabric that is excellent and .from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Adults $2, Daily (except Monday) from 1-4 (for children 3-5), mammals, school groups $2 per child. children and senior citizen; free. pirn. Free admission. should never exercise atyour maxi- to wear in any type of weather. With model trains, history. North •"Nature and the Decorative Natasha's Stars •"Entertaining with the Edisons." MILLER-CORY HOUSE MUSEUM mum. Otherwise, you will over-work the cold weather approaching, SCUBA American Indians, Woodland Indi- Arts," through Sept. 13. tour of the1 inventor's home, 614 Mountain Ave., Westfield ARIES (March 21-ApriI 19Hx>ok within LIBRA (September23-Oc(obei22)-Be aware ans, rocks and minerals. •Posters by Ben Shahn, Aug. 29- and over-stress your heart. Sixty- dressing in layers is a must! This Wednesday through Sunday, (908)232-1776 this Week for the answers to a work- of your image this week, You get what you •Juried show of high school art, Feb. 7,1993. five to 85 percent of your maximum will keep down perspiration as you CLASSES through Aug. 30. Closed for the summer: reopens related problem. Because of your trouble- want ina most unexpected manner. Be care- through Sept. 13. •"Christopher Columbus and the •Phonograph Day, Sept. 13. Sept..13. , '• is_ a safe level for exercise. can shed layers when hot and put shooting abilities; you end the week on a ful overdoing - the ramifications could be •Children's book illustrations Age of Exploration," through -' v. bad. Only by the weekend do you recuperate, MINIATURE KINGDOM high note. Let another make the~first F0STERF1ELDS "Through Sisters' Eyes," through March 7,1993. ' Takingzall the above 'information them back on when cooling down. and you still may have.to pay the piper;'. Route 31, Washington move and your weekend 'will be the cat's Kahdena Rd., Morristown Sept. 13. NEWARK MUSEUM into consideration, 'a method must Also, in cold weather, it's important meow.. • •'• (908)689-6866 . SCORPIO (October 23-November 21) (201)326-7645 49 Washington St., Newark • Look to doing your share of mind-; Re-creation of castles fromEu - • "500 Years of Discovery: From be used to take your heart rate. to protect your airways, which are TAURUS • (April 20-May 20) Com- Uving historical museum. Open (201)596-6550 traveling this week, though you may be rope of yore. Daily (except Mon- Columbus to Space," through munications may overload you quickly Thursday through'Sunday from 1- Wednesday through Sunday"frorn. Your pulse can be taken with your warm. A scarf worn over your this week, Playing ostrich.does nothing to called on deck and held accountable mid- day) from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Adults - Oct. 18. . 4 p.m. Adults $3, senior citizens noon-4:45 p.m. Donation' Larg- " .index and middle finger placed mouth and nose will protect your improve present circumstances. The., more week. Look to getting whait you want, if and children $2. $4.50, senior citizens $4, chil- •Glass sculpture by Lucartha you use your compass and stay on course. est museum complex in the lively and friendly you are; the more like- ; dren 5-18 $3.50, children under Kohler, through Nov. 22. right below your thumb at your airways by wariming the air before it Count on an early weekend of celebrat- •Memorabilia from the Colum- (Please turn to page 15) ly you are to break down some lonstand- fBEB bian Exposition of 1893, Sept. 5 $1.50. MUSEUM OF EARLY wrist. Your pulse can be taken for enters your lungs. ing barriers. . •;.':; ing. ••..'••'-•.. •.-'-. .. • -. ' ' GEMINI (May. 21"- Juhc 20) Laugh all SAGITTARIUS (November 22-December21) you want at what is going on, but know Be more sensitive to a partner's views'on FIRST NIGHT there may come a pint where you too will money and relationships. You don;t have be accountable and uncomfortable, You to give in, nor do they. 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For .15 i H IF US c Music i . notes Valley The'Pirates' Youth Chorale The Ttentan Valtey Choral As ^ of Princeton socfattfrt has announced that it^ D'Cuckoo invents The Princeton Opera has will offer a new youth chorus be }. moored its sails to the Open #r Widowmaker picks ginning in September its own instruments Theatre at Washington Crossing Youth Chorale is the '* State Park, where jts production up where Twisted for unique sound of The Pirates, pf f^nzaflce con- itan Valleys Chorus for young ' tinues through Saturday.' people entering- ^ades 4-9, the ' L^BILLMILLARD. . Included among ..the. cavst ' Sister left off ftWC is open through an infor- WeekendPlus Writer members of the popular- Gilbert'"' By WILUAM WESTHOVEN ;••' ." mal audition and interview to rt rock never quite died, al- WeekendPlus Editor any young person interested in though it did stink up the and Sullivan, musical comedy; which is under.the guidance of usical minds never seem performing with a choral en- room for awhile. to wander very .far from semble of superior quality. Prior It's been about 15 years musical director Steve Ryan, are A music. • :.••..'••••... " choral or vocal experience is en- Mark Cotton of Edison as the since it was safe to .use the A- couraged but not required Sergeant of Police and Lynn M• • .. "t>o you realize your phrase around rock 'n' roll crowds; Rehearsals will be held Tues- Springer of Piscataway as the extension is just like Beethoven's: except for those strange little ; days frorn 4:30-6 p.m. at the nursemaid. 5th?" asked Dee Snider when he pockets of people who collect.back phoned into WeekendPlus for a re- Faith Lutheran Church in Hills- . issues of Contempordxy Keyboard The Pirates of Penzance con- cent interview. "Da-da-da-daaa. borough. Auditions will be held in and view Ian Anderson as a reli- . tains some of Gilbert and Sul- Here, let me play it for you (He September and rehearsals will gious figure, "Ail rockers" is the livan's funniest and most- does. He's right). That's very hap- begin in October, For more in- label everyone withfmuch sense memorable songs, including Sir formation or to schedule an au- tries to avoid. But there's obvi- Stanley's famous patter song "I pening."- ••••-';:• • • . ."• . Snider, of course, was the wild/'- dition, call (908) 359-3771. ously a lot of overlap between the Am the Very Model of a Modem lion-maned lead singer;and front- After five years of frustrating delays, former Twisted Sister singer pee Snider (second from left) art world and the rock world (and Major General.".. Perhaps the D'Cuckoo onstage -- their name reflects their reputation for being crazy even to try to invent man for Twisted Sister, the Long is back with his new band; Widowmaker. ; not just in Lower East Side bars their own instruments; Butafter a while, people stopped wondering and started listening. most popular song,; hovywer ~ R.U. concerts where they don't let you in unless ; Island heavy metal band that one not always^as^ated with • "Long Island is definitely way.underrated,": he said. "You get so many you wear black, cultivate a junkie graduated from playing Jersey Shore nightclubs to headlining arenas kept; 26 the production *-, is "Hail Hail, of these scenes erupting. Seattle now, L.A. was hot for a while, there tan, and can quote three William Burroughs jokes before you get the for the band; they've worked with him in an improvisatory context, back in 1984, when their second album, Stay Hungry, sold over two : recording what he called "African Industrial Robot Dance Music" with the Gang's Ail Here," *':'/-, million copies and spawned the hit teen anthem "We're Not Gonna was C.B.G.B.'s in New York, but Long Island never really got its due. cover charge out of your wallet). Once in a while you run into a band , Performances',.will<.%;- tietd.< ? : And if you go back in rock 'n' roll history and make a list, it's pretty, that makes the gap between art and pop look pretty absurd. theNeville Brothers, rhythrnsection (recording projects with both Hart 'Takeit v• ". :;•' .• ':•/'•-:- •••'• ••;."•:-•••:-.'.<•. - "s:\.V-'-- .'•••' and Eno are due for release). The band's in constant progress, with new Wednesday through Friday £u& '- Now, after five years of frustration since breaking the band up, Snider astounding. Vanilla Fudge, Billy Joel, Lou Reed, Pat Benatar, Twisted, Art rock used to be what you call something that involves too much 26-29, at 8:30 pM Ticket pric-. Stray Cafe, Public Enemy, L.L. Cool j, Mariah Carey. If you want to undanceable rhythm, too many keyboards and gadgets, too many lyrics member Sarita Escobar in for Clemens and dozen fresh projects in the is back — bigger and louder than eiver.wwith his new band, Widow- . es r&nge from. $6«7<50. For maker, And you may be glad to know that, unlike the aforementioned include Debbie Gibson, I guess you have to. These are all Long Island that try to win high school poetry prizes and/or save the world, too works; they put their collective philosophy into practice, switching in- ^ more infomiratiory ejall the, box phone extension, Widowmaker is not playing Beethoven. ; much Complex technique for technique's sake and too little fun, What struments and using all four minds to compose and arrange. people." •:"' / ' ••;•••'•• V v - '.' '• • • • ' • '•'•' '• ' •:. ;.-•• They've also destroyed the connection between synthesizers and ste- office at (609) 7374826/ "For the last five years, I've been in the witness protection program," Now, Widowmaker looks to join the list, and they are already off to a do you call a band that calls itself a "techno-artist collective," invents fast start. The band did a brief local club tour last month, and is now and builds its own instruments, writes a lot of lyrics about world peace rility — maybe not singlehandedly (can't forget Eno or the Band's Garth he joked. "Ilive for being onstage and like many people of my ilk, their personal lives seem nothing without the performing...Fiue Yeans. You headed, towards Texas and other points west (Snider's not exactly sure • ), yiolirji$t and interpersonal harmony, sports impeccable instrumental technique Hudson in that department), but decisively* Ringo, Cocker know the saying 'Be careful what, you wish for, it might come true?' when, but promises to return to our area for more shows in the near Kavaflan with the Rutgers Uni- and plays incredibly danceable.rhythms? Whatever you call D'Cuckoo, D'Cuckoo's flamboyant polyrhythms. bring the first and third worlds : versity Or#te$tra M#cr>, 5, together in astonishing ways. It's no accident that three songs on .their Well, I griped a little tooloudand a little too long and. somebodyup future). .Already, the old juice is back. • , ,.. don't call them an art-rock band. Their debut CD, simply called D'Cu- at Waterloo there heard me. I was doing that bitching routine aiid the man upstairs "When you see me perform now, people are stunned. We did a show 19$3) ami an' evening*ofBoc- ckoo (on their own D'Kayla label, available at Tower Records), is ait, and album use-the word "world".in the title — what these folks are after is. a cherini guitar quintets, plus The Waterloo Music festival heard me and said 'Try this — five years.' It's been a miserable experi- on Long Island and we just leveled the place, I've lost like 25 pounds it rocks, and it won't sit comfortably in anybody's pigeonhole? _ pan-tribal orchestra sound; something common to tribes who hit animal music by Mozart, Haydn and T concludes this weekend with a ence. I had no idea it would take this long..' . since the Twisted days — when you're in prison, you only have one D'Cuckoo began when three members of San Francisco's Un- . skins and tribes.who punch deck, They call it "neoclassical postin- Beethoven performed by ggrtar- smorgasbord of classic rock riffs. "I got out of Twisted because I was sick, of it. I had expected it to go thing to do and that's work out and stay in shape — I look like DeNiro dustrial cybertribal world funk." : ist Richard Savino and the Ar- derground Marimba Ensemble started getting ideas about using marim- forever, so I had to do some thinking. I wanted to get it fresh again, to inCapeFear." , . " • bas as the interface for a wider range of synthesized sound! In the mid- It's easy to go rhetorically overboard about this band, from a purely Friday, Aug. -28, fiingo Starr re- , tana Striag Quartet. For more in- turns to the area on the tail end get excited about doing a gig instead of dreading it. I started to put Equally chisled is the instrumental muscle from Franco, Pitrelli, and 1980s, Patti Clemens, Tina "Bean'* Blaine and Candice Pacheco sonic standpoint. Lyrically, they often do it themselves,•cranking.up the Russell, who prove on the album that Snider is not only back in formation or to orcier tickets, call neohippie verbiage to a degree you'd expect from the "house band of of a nationwide tourthatplayed together a project - blues-based, laothing like. Twisted Sister, with searched around for instruments that could handle their ideas. Blaine English and Irish musicians — I spent about two years putting it business, he's got more support than ever. The band is comfortable; the virtual reality movement" (they've been a huge hit with West Coast the Garden State Arts,Center had studied Senegalese and Congolese percussion during travels together, I had a deal with Elektra Records and we recorded an album. playing a variety of styles, from the scattershot, double-bass assault of through the Third World; Pacheco had studied Balinese gamelan music hacker and cyberpunk crowds, of course, and with Deadheads). "One back in June. Supported by the second edition pf the "All-Starr The whole thing was ready to come out, but after investing half a "Emaheevul" (that's "Am I Evil" in English) to the more-commercial and was helping develop an electronic music department at Sonoma World" is right up the same alley as various Byme/Eno writings, using metal riffs of "The Lonely Ones." Band," which includes Dave Ed- million dollars, they shelved the project. I was like stunned. It was State University; Clemens was a student of Zimbabwean Shona ma- aquatic imagery to signify common human connections ("Let the water With no disrespect intended to his former Sisters, Snider admits that 'of muhds, Todd ftanclgren, Burton essentially a political situation. Wouldn't release the band, wouldn't rimba technique; these were people with pretty high standards. For flow/we are the ocean of life/ let the river flow/we are on the same side"); release the album, wouldn't release me. It was a nightmare situation, musically, this band is way beyond Twisted Sister. , what they wanted there was noth- _^_____ ; • ..;.-••; :../X there's a lot of this sort of thing, Cummings, Joe Walsh and Nils "After a year of that, I finally got released. But at that point, I wasn't "In Twisted, there wasn't great musicianship," he said. "Some of the ing on the market, nothing close. II ~. . ~ ...... _/ never exactly naive, but not for Lofgren, among others;\ fBngo guys were O.K., some weren't so good, I had a lot of respect for them, They decided they'd better build performed several songs from, into the blues. I was wad." TheyVe. impressed some impressive people, maktr^ verbal tastes formedi n the cynical Thus was birth of the headbanger-correct attitude that conceived but they didn't have a lot of creativity. With, this band, I have enough their own. ...'•• hfe recerrt ttme Tqke$ lime , respect for them to let them play their instruments, instead of telling After consulting with some Sili- fans of everyone from Grateful'. Dead percussion. '80s. The politics are humanist, and album as iveil as a jgerterous Widowmaker, which released its debut CD, Blood and Bidteis, this . them what to play, which was sort of the way it was with Twisted." month on Esquire Records. And ironically, after searching far and wide con Valley engineers Pacheco met scholar Mickey Hart to Brian Eno. helping of ,'Beatle and post- But Snider, while professing a desire to be judged on what he's doing for the best musicians he could find to join the band, he found most of at a party, then spending some time ~-~~- : •— " •-"-••'•-' '" lilir Beatie hits, We also surrendered now instead of what he's'already done, hopes his new success will help '""••—; •••"—'—: * Dreams," for example — a hard- them right in his own back yard., - in R&D — learning how to hardwire circuit boards from Craig Ander- the stage to each of the fea- to ease the restless soul of his former band. ' , edged, near-rap song — slams anti-choicers, the Pentagon budget, and The lineup includes fellow Long Islanders Joe Franco on drums and ton's MIDI for Musicians and searching through 5,000 different kinds of tured performers; who used the ' "When you have something that goes as long as Twisted, and was as Ollie North — deserving targets, no doubt, but one might wish for a Al Pitrelli on lead guitar. Franco, as many of you no doubt remember, rubber to find a material with the perfect resilience - the band (adding opportunity to play their hits, in- successful as Twisted, and it falls apart the way it did — and it did, it bigger barrel to shoot fish in). was the drummer for local legends the Good Rats. And prior to joining Tina "Rip" Phelps, veteran of the San Francisco Taiko Dojo, a demand- cluding a spirited version of crashed and burned baby — my biggest regret is that it went out with It's hard to imagine anyone listening to D'Cuckoo for words alone, or Widowmaker, Pitrelli co-founded Danger DangeTand was the musical ing school for traditionalJapanese drummers) had the necessary hard- Rundgren's "Bang pit the Drum" such a wimper. My only hope is that with my new project that we stumbling over the words on the way to the hooks. This is a rhythm director of the "Alice Cooper Trashes the World" tour. Completing the ware. Although D'Cuckoo uses a few basses, guitars and keyboards, (including pranskter Walsh, doing reflect positive light on the old project, that Twisted will be remembered band and a texture band, using ensemble vocals for melody and atmos- lineup and breaking up the New York accents is English bassist Marc most of their sound comes from their own inventions: electronic marim- a cameo as the bass-drumming for its best elements." phere but getting the real work done with marimba cross-rhythms and Hussell. bas (using a mallet keyboard to trigger MIDI synthesizers) and "turtle, software writer Pacheco's electronic palette. Their range of moods is Eveready Bunny!) and Cum: drums," enormous neoprene-and-piezoelectric devices built to take huge, from the guitar wrath of "The Whole World" to the eerie pro- ming's big hit with the Guess Phelps^s overwhelming pounding. Their name reflects a perception that cessed chants of "1,000 Miles" and the visionary cool of "Gems:" Who, ''American Woman." Club mix surrounded them in the early days — that they were bonkers to try They're working on the frontiers of techno-interactivity, using a The very next day, Joe Cocker making their own gear. This perception didn't last long. sampler-triggering "MIDI ball" of their own invention to let the crowd and the Neville Brothers team BIRCH HILL NIGHT CLUB •American Angel, Hard Street, Mario Castro-Neves, Saturdays. Long Branch way, Aug. 28. Their sound is intricate, vigorous and astoundingly diverse. They've help shape the sound at live shows, exploring unusual instruments like ALCIBELU'S 253 French St. up for a double-shot of classic Route 9 South, Old Bridge Makara, Aug. 29. BOO-BOO'SBAR (908) 222-9684 '; •Church Pills, Black Flies, Mis- 1096 Convery Blvd. New Brunswick impressed some imar ssive people, making fans of everyone from the Biomuse (which uses brain waves, not hands) in the studio. R&B. Both shows will take place (908)536-0650 •The Movement, Aug. 30. 44 Newark St., Hoboken Acoustic night, Sundays. Perth Amboy (908) 249-6131 ery Bliss, Aug. 29. Grateful Dead percussion scholar Mickey Hart to producer/performer/ Predicting the future of world beat is a cheap parlor game, but on the Waterloo .Village field in Dance party, Saturdays, BLACK SWAN (201) 659-1789 Jazz night, Tuesdays. (908) 826-6428 BINGO'S •Piece of Woods, The Stairs, technoguru B'ian Eno (whose classic "No One Receiving" they cover Male revue. Saturdays, Thurs- Scantlcon-Prlncotort Dance party, Sumdays. Poetry/acoustiq night, Wednos- D'Cuckoo seems about as close to it as anybody out there. Stanhope. For more information, "Uvo entertainment beginning Regal Inn Third Stone, Aug. 30. days. "Route 1, West Windsor BRIGHTON BAR days. with aplomb, ah ' with reversed vocal tape loops). Eno's work with If you don't find D'Cuckoo's record in your local shop, write to call (201) 347-4700. 9 p.m..No cover. Kingsbridge Rd., Piscataway Teen night, Sundays. (609) 452-7800 : 121 Brighton Ave. •Kombo Room, Scott Hatfia- (Please turn to page 18) Bowie, with Va'jung Heads and on his own is an obvious reicrence point D'Cuckoo, 6114 LaSalleAve., Suite 414-R, Oakland, Calif 94611. 0IQ DADDVS (908)469-5700 August 26-28,1992 Forbes Newspapers 16 Weekend fortes Newspapers August 26-28, 1992 • J Weekend Club mix I N I N G •• , Wednesdays, Sundays. (201) 482-1150 (Continued from page,i7) CORNERSTONE "Lazarus, Effect, Lysdexic, •Kyuus, Aug. 28. * BRUNSWICK HOTEL 25 N$w St.-, Metuphen ; ; . Comfort :: v: Sept. 3. "• ."". 10 Livingston Ave. :•."•• ' .; (908) 549-5306 ;: v: ; •Tora Tora, T-Ride, Aug. 29. : PLANET SURF ~^~NeyrBronswick ^Traditional-jazz. —: /,,. —•Every-Motheiis Nightmare, 1900 Ocean Ave. (908)214,1717 ';•;. •; ; ' •Joe Temperjy Trio; Aug.:28..». Sept. 9. Jazz jam session,-Thursdays. COURT TAVERN " Ortley Beach arrcTvahjrer Tuesday values •Prong, Sept. 18. CAFE BAR 124ChOrchSt. .. '. ' .•.'•• (908) 793-6625 T-BIRDS CAFE 115 Ocean Ave., Long Branch New Brunswick' •The Head Spins, Saturday af- from NJRA 707 Main St., Asbury Park McCormick's offers (9O8)'229-9823 (908)545-7265 ternoohs. N.J. Restaurant Associa* •Soul Engines, Aug. 28. Showcase night, Wednesdays.. Reggae night, Wednesdays (908) 502-0217 •The Sense, Aug. 28. low prices, fine food •Knewbreed, Shoyelhead, af- . : 'Black Cat Bone, Sept 10. Audition showcase, Wednes- tlon, Somerset. Tuesday night is temoon Aug. 29. • THE COVE i." •"Endless summer" party, days." •The Jesus Urard, Tar, Daisy- 108, Chestnut St., Roselle , Sept. 4. T'J's HIDEAWAY and atomosphere still value night in New Jersey. PLAYPEN LOUNGE Cutter, Godspeedi afternoon (908)241-1226 •'-"'• 605 Tompklns Ave. By MICKI PULSINELU Aug. 30. Open coffeehouse, Tuesdays. Route 35, Sayreville More than 2000 callers have : ' South Plainfield :. Culinary Correspondent CARTERET HILL BOWL •No Man's Land, Sun Dogs, (908)721-0100 (908)668-9860 . . 569 Roosevelt Aye., Carteret J.C.Mugz, Aug. 28. , c Male revue, Fridays.. cCormlck's surprised us. flooded NJRA withgre^uests for a ; • Illegal Aliens, Aug. 28. We first drove by it, then (908) 969-1515 ; «Dan Kidney & The Pulsations, •TKA.Aug.^a. •;••••'••' list of participating restsiurants. CATCH A RISING STAR • Horse You Rode In Ort, Bubonic , •Sub-Culture, Silencer, Scape-,. • »Trash Mavericks, Aug. 29. had to turn around. My Hyatt Regency hotel Trauma, Whores, Augl 29. goat, God Forbid', Aug; 30. TEWKSBURY INN-" M husband remarked it tne §0*yeaK>ld NJRA fe.ifie "Loud Linsk, Sept. 6.. Route 1, West Windsor . CRICKET CLUB Main St., Oldwick . must be closed because there were 415 16th Ave., Irvjngton " •The Cover Giris, Sept. li. '" state's largest food service trade (609) 987-8018 (908) 439-2641 . y-'\, no lights out front. Headline comedy every night (201)374-1062 POOR BILLY'S TIVOLI GARDENS except Monday. : Live acts in main room, "alter- . Route 9, Woodbridge • .",:•. But when we pulled into the ^ or^nization. For a listing' of native" music in basement! (908)634-5.454 Scahticon-Princeton College night, Sundays and parking lot on the side street, we -Tuesday Night Value,Night par- Tuesdays. . ;, • Open-mike night, Wednesdays. Live comedy every Sunday. Route 1, West Windsor ; ~. noticed a good deal of cars were Ladies' night, Thursdays. •American Angel, Kid Cardiac, RARITAN RIVER CLUB (609) 452-7800 '• already there (this was a Tuesday '< tidpants, call NJRA at 1-800- •Carol Siskind, through Aug. Wipatraction, Aug. 28. '85 Church St., New Brunswick • Tony Dinicola. Quartet, Satur- •AIDS benefit, Sept. 4. . . night, by the way). 30. ,(908)545-6110 ' . : • ' days. -• ."•.'•- - '••'.... . '..'.'. CHARLEY'S UNCLE •John Eddie (acoustic), Sept. * Gary T'to .(guitar), Friday twi- As we viewed the restaurant from >: •Smooth Sailen, Aug. 28, .. ' * *. * * 415 Route 18, East Brunswick light. ; '••• ••:..'' the parking lot, we had a totally .. "Jeanie Bryson Duo, Aug. 30. (908)254-4226 DANNY'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT Dinner-dance, Friday evening., different impression. Attached to a , Olhrer's Sports & Enter» Live comedy Friday and Satur- 11 Bridge Ave., Red Bank Piano player, Saturday. TRADE WINDS. rather large building is an atrium day. . (908)741-6900. . RECOVERY ROOM .' 1331 Ocean Ave,, Sea-Bright . of equal size. Once inside we were , talnment Club, Colonia. Mon- Stormin' Norman Seldin • . 74 Speedwell Ave; . ' ; (908) 842-4466 ' ' CHARLOTTE'S equally impressed. 58 South Main St., Manville • (piano), Fridays. • .., Morristown . ' ' •; •The Nerds, Aug. 29. . dayiiigHts: ftee tex mexbUffet : Most of the dining room consists (908) 685-9546 : ESSEX MANOR '{. (201) 267.-0516' . :: •The Zoo (w/Mick Fleetwood)",. Live oldies bands Fridays and 41 Broughton Ave., Bloo'rnfield •' "Night Train,'Aug. 29, Sept .4, _ . AMYCWOODAVEEKENDPLUS Sunday nights: pizza party, 50 Soul Kitchen, Indus, Sept. 4; . of comfortable dark green booths Saturdays. '•' (201) 748-6590 •' , RED BULL CAFE Gary McCormick and Faith Wilde toast to good times in the atrium at McCormick's Restaurant in • •W.A.S.P., Tin Pan Alley, Sept. with light oak tables. The booths ^ a slfcei all you "Loose Change, Aug. 28, 29. Jack Destiny, Sundays. -. '• Best Vi/estern Red Bull Inn are situated next to the large ; : : : ; Springfield. •;•.•.'..••••' ' •':.'.; •/";•'['•'':• ''.'rr\ ••':•"••'•'••••'\ :- : '• '••:•.• ••"•'•: •.,••••••• • ' ; -. '••• '.-.- '•/'• •- - - CHEERS TAVERN . THE EXCHANGE .1271 Route 22, Bridgewater ', '•• 12. •.••• " .••:•••. ; . V; : 2000 PARK AVENUE greenhouse windows or walls, % - .../•• • -~" .V'. - 584 Amboy Ave., Perth Amboy ' Routes 202-206, Bridgewater (908) 704-8999 , . ($3,95). The mozzarella was made on the premises and it was served (908)324*0028. (908)526-7090 • •Jazz night, Sundays. .••• • .'- 2000 Park Ave- overlooking Morris Avenue or the parking lot. Where there are ceilings, m mW\m buffet, wednes- with slices of beefsteak tomato and red onion, and a light olive oil. Alternative dance night, Fridays. Open blues jam, Tuesdays. • Mercer Ellington will lead the 17-piece Duke Ellington Orchestra Audition night, Wednesdays. South Plainfield just before the greenhouse:, they consist of either mirrors or thinwood- Rock dance night, Thursdays. THE FAR SIDE Doug Snyder,.Thursdays. erislats, :'"•"••'•]-/:.:'.'•:•'•;;;1;•.-;•-;•;,;•'; •'' .•':• ";•. . 7 .••••'••••'••••• ,-.,'.••'• into the Raritan ValleyjQQnimunity College Theatre in North Branch • (908).755-6161,' •'• ' ; CITY GARDENS 789 Jersey Ave: ' THE RIVERFRONT My husband selected his entree from the nightly special menu. He on Friday, Aug. 28, at 8 p.m. WURLITZER'S One area of the dining room is tile.iwhile the other is a dark green 1701 Calhoun St., Trenton New Brunswick .11Main St., South River. •: ordered the blackened" orange:rpughy ($11.95) which was blackened in a 386 Hoes Lane, Piscataway carpet. There is lots Of brass to separate the booths a well as the dining (609) 392-8887 . •: ' (908)247-2995 , (908) •390-4438 I • > 19 Dennis St., New Brunswick Hoboken . . (908)246-3111 cast iron skillet. Oranjge roughy is a NewZealand fish, low ihfat, with "All-tematlve" dance party, Fri- Open-mike night, Mondays. THE ROCK HORSE (908)463-3113 area from the lounge. Each table has a brass lamp hanging above it. (908)246-8028 ., (201)798-4064 •Night Train, Aug:,28. firm whitei flesh and a mild flavor. He was served two large pieces along days. •.-..._•*- FAST LANE II •. Seco.nd;A Kingsley . . It is hard fodescrib e McCormick's, because there are so many unique Radtechlo Restaurant, Dance, party, Fridays, Satur- •The Jesus-Lizard, Tar, Cell, ORPHAN ANNIE'S with sauteed vegetables^of broccoli, zucdhini, carrots and catiliflower and 95-cent dance night, Satur- 207 Fourth Ave., Asbury Park •Asbury Park:.••• , •;" . items, But I was impressed. I ate in comfort and privacy, and enjoyed . • .days. ' . •. • Aug.28,' •'•'•' . 1255 Valley Rd., Stirling Soundings aredpotatoV . : ';••.• ;. ..•....•..••••;'•., .'••',• .''•. :•"•••'•.• ..'.'. • days, Thursdays. (908)988-3205 ' (908)988-7625 . •my evening there. :./;;v' -:'.->-/ • ; :" ••'; -.. ." •'• : .' •• :',' • ^ Highland Park, will be closed for : Hub City Jam, Sundays. •The*Delevantes,'fhe Health & (908)647-0138 •Shudder to Think, Jawbox, 99-cent dance night, Satur- •Eleventh Hour, Blind.lnstinct, I ordered the 24 pz. prime New York shell steak ($10.95). This was Gary T'To (guitar), Mondays., Happiness Show, The. Marys, Open jam, Sundays (except DUKE ELLINGTON ORCHESTRA McGormick's menu is a blend of ItaHan, American and Continental. American Standard, Aug. 30. days. . ' Syzergy, Bordello, Aug. 28. . cooked Httsburgh style, the way I like it It M^as surrounded by thin vacation Aug. 24 through Aug. JACK O'CONNOR'S Aug. 29. Aug. 30), . You can order sandwiches, pasta, fish and chips, Southern fried chicken •L7, Sept. 6. The Outcry, Wednesdays. ? •Cocktail Choir, Turi, Rat Race, Friday, Aug. 28, 8 p.m. slices pf potatoes, and was also served with vegetables. The beef was QUALITY BEEF AND SEAFOOD •The Dead Milkmen, Sept. 4, Audition night, Wednesdays, or even grilled swordfish or salmon. Nothing on the menu is more than 31. They will renapen Tuesday, •Special Beat, Hyperactive, Big- ^ "Alternative" dance night, .. Bad Attitude, Daddy Dynamite, Theatre at Raritan Valley thick and juicy, and I ate more foanTexpectedr : 1288 Route 22, Bridgewater 5. • . • ' ' ':..."• •B.B. & The Stingers, Aug. 28. ger Thomas, Sept. 13. Thursdays. Aug. 29. Community College $14.95 (bourbon steak), and most of the items, are considerably less. McCormick's dessert list includes ice cream or orange sherbert ($JL95), 1 (908)725-1500 "Gallon Drunk, Finger, Sept. 9. •Curbside Barbecue B"and, Aug. Sept 1; dosed every Monday. •They Might Be Giants, Sept. •Hyperactive, Aug. 28. THE ROXY Route 28, Branchburg • For starters, they offer two soups (95 cents for a cup to $2.25 for baked Mississippi mud pie or peanut butter crunch pie for $2.50, and cheese- Piano brunch w/Giadys Rich- "The Real Kids, Sept. 11. .: 29, -' '••'; ••• ': '••••",'• 15V-•-., •Toad the Wet Sprocket, Gin 95 French St., New Brunswick French onion), homemade chili ($3.50) or a jumbo shrimp cocktail.for (908)247-9636. ards, Sundays. "Elvis Hitler, Sept. 13. • •Terminal Blue, Sept. 3. (908) 725-3420.;. cake, angel food, cake or an English sherry trifle for $2.50. There is also CLUB BENE Blossoms, Aug. 29. . (908) 545-8971 Gary Oleyar,. Tuesdays. "Shudder to Think, Sept. 15. •Eastern Potata, Sept. 4. . •Carrying on Sir Duke's legacy $5.95. There are also four salads ($2.95 to $4.95), and eight finger food-, chocolate mousse ini a hard chocolate coating with chocolate syrup and * * * Route 35, Sayreville •Colossal Street Jam, Bruce Industrial/techno dance night, Willie Lynch Trio (Irish), Thurs- "The Meat Puppets, Sept. 17,. "Pacha Mama, Sept. 5. under the direction of his son items (95 cetits for garlic sticks to-$4.95 for nachos and chili). whipped cream for $2.95, They all sounded so good, but I.was too filled (908)727-3000 Wacker Band. Aug. 30. Sundays. days. , ' •Heavenly, Lois Matteo, Sept. •Sweet Release, Sept. 10. Mercer Ellington: Admission You can order grilled sandwiches (six choices from $2.95 for a hot dog ScampPs Fish Market a •Sara Mclaughlin, Aug. 28, •Dramarama, Sept. 4, 5. SAM'S GRILLE for another bite of ^^ anything. I opted for a cuprof coffee. . : "Rhythm & Bate, Aug. 28. -18. .. ,:.- • . •99Years.Sept.il. to $4.50 for a grilledharn and cheese or a Lucerne burger). Or you can •"Beatlemania," Aug. 29. •Dead Milkmen, Surgeon Gen- 777 Route 202, Raritan $22.50, $20. • My. husband, however, ordered another special, the silk pie ($2:50), Restaurant, Somervilte, has •Call for details, Aug. 29. •Sonny Burgess, Oct. 3. •Exit 42, Sept. 12. •Physical Graffiti (Led Zeppelin eral, Sept. 6. • (908)707-1777 . JANEJARVIS * have what they refer to as sandwiches, such as a Ruebeft ($6.25), Monte whiehwas a cpmbiriation of a light pie crust with a rich creamy choco- JASONS •The Chills, Oct. 15. •The Steele Brothers, Sept. 17. tribute), Sept. 4. •Matthew Sweet, Sept. 8. Morris Nanton Trio (jazz), Tues- Friday, Sept. 11, 8 p.m. Cristo ($8.25), or a'club sandwich ($5.25). late mousse base topped by a creamy vanilla layer. He couldn't finish it. held awt their Lobster F^estl 1604 Main St., South Belmar MELODY BAR "80 West, Sept. 18. •John Cafferty & The Beaver •Special Beat, Sept. 18. days. • Welpe Theatre, Raritan Valley The dinner selection has 11 choices, from fish and chips ($6.50) to a 24 MeCormick's is what I call a good value restaurant. The prices are so (908) 681-1416 , 108 French St. •Joe Burray Band, Sept; 19. Complete lobster dinner in- Brown Band, Sept. 18. . ««Michael Penn, Sept. 26. SCANDALS reasonable, particularly for such a lovely setting, and the choices are Jazz night, Sundays. New Brunswick •The Wise Men, Sept, 24. . . Community College oz. New York shell steak for $10.95. Other selections include fish filet or •Leon Russell. Sept. 19. FOREST MANOR 3793 Route 1 1 •Floyd Hunter Blues Band, Aug. ' (908)249-5784 Route 28, Branchburg sea scallops ($7,25), a seafood combination ($7.95), eggplant ravioli • plentiful. You can order a full course meal or settle for a sandwich. eluding salad, potato and com •Poco, Sept. 25. Route 615, Jamesburg "Pandora's Box, Sept. 25. South Brunswick •In Blu, Aug. 29. (908)725-3420 ($6.95), Southern fried chicken ($6.95), sUced steak ($7.95) and two Either way you won't bei disappointed. We weren't. ; •Bobby Bland. Oct. 2. (908)521-3141. 28. "J.C, Thunder, Sept. 26. (908)940-1717 on the cobfor onl y $9.9& Or , NOAH'S ARK PATTENBURG INN Oh, by the way, the lights were on outside, in the front of the • •Allan Holdsworth, Oct; 3. Country music, Saturdays. •The Blues Dogs. Aug. 29. . Oldies nighty Wednesdays. "Jazz pianist performs in a cab- choices of pasta and chicken combinations ($6.95 to $7.50). 112 Main St., Woodbridge CLUBXS "Bandit (w/Patti Davis), Sept. JOHN & PETER'S Route 614, Pattenburg Dance party, Thursdays. aret setting. Adults $7.50, se- What I just described was the-regular menu. In addition, there's also a building, when we left. I guess we arrived too early for them. purchase a live lobster to take (908)634-3448 406-408 Boulevard 12. 96 South Main St. (908) 735-2547 SHOGUN27 nior citizens and students $5. typed nightly special menu that includes several appetizers, 10 entrees New Hope, Pa. ' -Jus' Jammjn, Aug. 29. •Joh'nny Crjarles & The Stin- ftortwfor onl y $4.79 a pound, Seaside Heights ' "Cadillac Cowboys, Sept. 19. 3376 Route'27, Kendall Park LEONREDBONE dike the bourbon steak and the grilled swordfish and salmon mentioned McCormlck's Morris Avenue arid Baltusrol Way,'Springfield. (908)376-3840. •Diamondback, Sept. 26. (215)862-0823 OBSESSIONS grays, Aug. 28; ' (908)830-3036 (908) 422-1117 '••.'.• Sunday, Sept. 6, 8 p.m. This column is meant to Inform readers of dining opportunities in the area. It Free admission Saturday and 1380 Sussex Tpk., Randolph PETEVS SPORTS BAR above) and one'dessert; •:. . - -MickiPulsJneill Dance night, Saturdays. •Gun for Hire, Oct. 3. Uve comedy Friday and Satur- : ; ; ; : Scanticon-Princeton We shared one of the special appetizers, mozzarella and tomato salad is hot a review. '•'• - •-v :•••..••'- •'" . •'••' •.•"••' '• .'•.•' - -' ' • • '" Altematlve-dance night, Thurs- FREDDY'S Sunday afternoons. . (201)895-3243 1001 West Camplain Rd. day. ., . Route 1, West Windsor - days, 1 Mill St., Bernardsville Open-mlke. night, Mondays. All ages admitted Thursdays, Manville SOUTH RIVER PUB THE CLUBHOUSE (908)766-6575 LIVE TONIGHT Fridays. (908)725-9340 66 Main St., South River (609) 452-7800 116 Watchung Ave.. Plainfield Comedy night, Sundays. 125 Washington St. Teen dance nightr Saturdays. Party Masters (classic rock), (908)257-0330 •Blues singer best known for Galleries (908) 769-9267 , "Neighborhood Blues, Aug. 28. Hoboken OCEAN PUCE HILTON Fridays. . Backstreets Duo, Wednesdays. , his vocal on the commercial for 1 Ocean Blvd., Long Branch Rave night, Thursdays. •Pachomania, Aug. 29. (201)795-9606 PHEASANTS'LANDING THE STAGE AT THE INN Geo cars. Admission $24.50. COCKTAILS •Bill Rutkuski, Leslie Duncan •From Good Homes, Aug. 28. (908)571-4000 AmwellRd., Hillsborough through Friday from 9 a.m.-5 four artists, Sept. 2-27. Recep- wonders of the water. Monday, 676 North. a.m. Tuesday through Friday Stage House Inn SMOKEY WARREN (Continued from page 15) - -703 Watchung Ave., Plainfield tion from 1-4 p.m. Sept. 13. Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur- until Aug. 28;-3 p.m" Saturday 51 Main St., South River (comedy)! Aug. 30. •Oversoul, Aug. 29. Charles Rouse Jr. Band, Fridays (908)359-4700 366 Park Ave.rScotch Plains Sept. 18... (908)756-1707 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 30, 7 p.m. day from 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; and Sunday until Sept. 27. (908) 257-8325 GIGGLES 'N BITS MARITA'S CANTINA and Saturdays. : •Young Einsteins, Aug. 28, 29. (908) 322-4224 "Drawings by Dick Hai^gen, Tuesday through Friday from •"Connections," multimedia Planetariums Duke Island Park exhibition, through Oct. 17. Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday •"The Little Star That Could," COPENHAGEN Clarion Hotel 1 Penn Plaza, New Brunswick O'CONNORS BEEF N ALE THE PIPELINE STANHOPE HOUSE through Sept. 18. . -.• 9:30 a.m.-5:3Q p,m,, Saturday WATCHUNG ARTS CENTER Aquarium from 9:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m. 11 a.m. Tuesday through Friday Scantlcon-Prlrtceton 2055 Route 27, Edison (908) 247-3840 708 Mountain Blvd., Watchung 841 Broadway, Newark Main and High streets Old York Rd., Bridgewater SOMERSET COUNTY LIBRARY from 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. 18 Stirling Rd., Watchung , through Aug. 30. Adults $8.50, NJ. STATE MUSEUM . until Aug. 28; 1 p.m. Saturday Route 1, West Windsor (908) 287-3500 John Regan Quartet w/Charlie (908) 755-2565 (201)481-0486 Stanhope (908)722-1200 ' North Bridge St, Bridgewater VISUAL ARTS LEAGUE (908)753-0190 santor citizens and students 205 West State St., Trenton and Sunday through Sept. 27. (609) 452-7800 Uve comedy Friday and Satur- Rouse Jr., Tuesdays. Live comedy, Fridays. All ages admitted Fridays, Sun- (201) 347-0458 •Country singer marking his v (908) 526-4016 Business Innovation Center Monday through Friday from 10 NJ. STATE AQUARIUM $7, children 2-li .$5.50; park- (609) 292-6333 •"If It's Tuesday, This MusfBo '" Piano brunch w/Sandy Maxwell, day. MAXWELL'S OLD BAY days. Open during library hours. . 100 Jersey Ave., Building D-l STUDIO 1 ,50th year in the field. Free ad- aim.-l p.m,, Sunday from1- 4 Camden Ing $4-$7. Group rates avail- Admission $1. group rates Saturn," 1 p.m. Tuesday J. AUGUST'S 61 Church St., New Brunswick "Photographs by Wink • New Brunswick Sundays. 1039 Washington St. Progressive-music dance night, 88 Verona Ave.i Newark - mission, p.m. Also by appointment. (609)365-3300 . able. Directions: N.J. Turnpike available. through Friday until Aug. 28. Einthoven, through Aug. 31. (908) 254-7611 •"Likeness of Being," works by Seals, sharks, and other to Exit 4, then 1-295 South to I- •Creatues In a "Sky Zoo," 10 Children under 4 not admitted. WAIN GAILEHIES Open to the public Monday Forbes Newspapers August 26-28,1992 Weekend August 26-28,1992 Forbes Newspapers • A Piece of Mexico in t Heart of Mefocheh Exotic Indian Cuisine Lunch Buffet $6.95 318 William St., Piscatavyay WELCOME AMIGOS! • Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge Wed., Thurs, Friday & Saturday Aulhnillc Spanish & Portuguese fitAmrrfro n Culslnr 752-4474 h or Dinner Special Boy 1 Entree, Gtt 2nd • *_, _. _; •_..___ 600 W. Union Ave. cen AGOft WEEKEND DINNER SPECIALS \h $ Bound Brook, N.J. OOU-UD^U FREE I 3,00 OFF I 1 • Pepper Steak t $9.95 Muil be equal or Wjstr wluc I Am U2 tritr dr mort . IEXIDELI CAFE LUNCH TIME LIVE | Dining Room Only briudtnQ Butt* | Dining Room Only Btdodlnq BuWrtj * Stuffed Eggplant. , $7.95 ^ Raritan4/la» 132rSpeedwelr-Avenu(ri LOBSTER - $7.75 fit 206 Sputh, Raritan *•;• Mbrristoton 1400 MAIN ST. > METUCHEN Call us so we can fax you a menu! (Just off the circle) (NEXT TO THETKA1N STATION) Bring this ad & receive (908)526-3655 (201) 285-9463 Jl 90&-9505 i hOMMtUtUM $10.00 off your 2nd dinner. Unique Fine Dining O«N fOB BBEAXfAST. IUNCH 8 DlNNEB Exp. 9/30/92 rvaAnfiAwstBOBss nerssGst LIVE ENTERTAINMENT at affordable prices! BARBEQUE TIME IS HERE! 3 Now Open on Saturdays Check Out 6ur New Low Prices 210 Somerset St., North Plainfield LETRACKLEY'S UK\ Dinner Every Dinner Entree On Menu Fajita Dinner * 10.95 Reduced S2.00-S5.00 DO YOUR BACKYARD \ ^ "^ "The Same Superb Quality 769-1227 Enchilada Dinner $7.50 MARILYN CORMACK BARBEQUE OR PICNIC for At Reasonable Prices" Chicken Fried Steak $16.95 Metlars Lane & So. Washington S8SSS Wine with Reason CRANFORD Two I just got back from San Fransisco Ave., Piscataway, NJ ) DINNEH SPECIAL H.J. where I attended the Society of Wine Educator's Annual Conference. SERVED DAILY NJ.'S OWN BIG APPLE Available Besides working on my tan-; I also- FROM 3:00 PM Every Day! had, the opportunity to, take some RACKLEY'S ,,» NOW APPEARING invaluable wine and .food the only place for ribs TO 11:00 PM IN OUR LOUNGE Except Holidays Family orientated restaurant reasonably priced offering pairing classes, and taste $prne. really HI VELOCITY" a full array of Italian specialties from milk fed veal, excellent wines'. If you can find these FAMILY A FEW THEWHOLE EVERYBODY bottles in your local wih'e shop, PICNIC FRIENDS NEIGHBORHOOD INCLUDES: COMING NEXT VVEEK homemade pasta to fresh seafood. please' try them. I'm certain you'll be.: YOUKNOW (4 People) (50 People) Soup of the Day, Salad Bar, not ind. as pleased as iwasl , (25 People) ) or more) Beverage (Soda, Coffee, Tea or Iced Tea). Includes: soup, salad, Lunch served Mon.-Fri. Trefethfeh WKIte Riesling 1990 SSRS^SMST^S BBQ Ribs 36 pieces 220 pieces 440 pieces Wedding • {Showers Fermented cool In stainless steel, no CALL DESSERT: Dinners choice ofany entree, fussing with oak and very dry, this Dinner served 7 days Chicken 18 Ribs 110 pc Ribs 220 Ribs Ice Cream, Jello, Pudding, 20-800 Persons Riesling is a very serious wine. All OS dessert, coffee. the lovely floral aromas follow & Ribs 8pc Chicken 50 pc Chicken TOO pc Chicken Layer Cake, Pie or Danish. 781-5100 through in a clean, fresh taste. The acidity keeps this wine.lively:and the FOR Call (908) 272-4700 flavors of citrus and melon last me- Chicken Sit 16 pieces 100 pieces LA PIZZERIA dium long in the mouthi If you. don't Only ; 200 pieces • v • • At Parkway Exit 136 • Cranfbrd like to drink. Rieslings because you MORE Roast Loin Pizza Made The Old Fashioned Way think they are all sweet, drink this, or Pork with .Stuffing and change your mind. About $8.00." CALL AHEAD Vz hour 2 hours ' day. before INFO Pp|t|lff|§f§flf 781-5525 Dry Qreek Vineyard 1990 FOR MORE INFORMATION REGARDING THESE RESTAURANT Baked Mcatlonf Each package contains enough Rackley's Barboqua Sonoma County Fume Blanc beans.Potato Salad, Cole Slaw, Rolls, Plates, Napkins, with Mushroom Gravy Courtyards at Pluckemin :.•• .'' .••••. : :'" .•.•''.-•••V:-:"---::: -GAjLt.-. •:" .••••: . •••.•• ••••: 7.25 David Stare, vineyard owner, has Knives, & Forks for the Whoie Group. 318 Route 202/206 North always encouraged his Fume Slanc 463-1000 Roast Fresh to-go ahead and do what comes m ALL THIS FOR ONLY »6 8.25 Per Persbn Ham with Stuffing 7.!/5 naturally. Why be shy about great fruitmess-stralght foward sass...and a . Broiled Chop crisp finish that never lets you down ._, flat? This wine has, moderate Steak with Gravy ...... 7.45 Dance tc the Sound 908-722-3000 EXT. 6104 & RESTAURANT grassiness and layers of complex flavors to please, Floral, figs, citrus Roast Half Spring _ 69 Main Street of our Live Bands and lemon keep this'wine going and' Chicken willi Sniffing....*...... ,... 7.45 Lebanon Every Friday Night going. "Poor Man's Chardonnay"? I Casual Cpuntry Settliiff : think notl This is the wine of choice ( August 28th & Sept. 4th . m my house. About $10.00. Roasl Hair Duck o featuring With Fruit Sauce 8.45 Italian-American I ticl I < ,i>< is & Elaine Quady Winery 1391 Electra . Anyone who has taken my wine class Eggplant Parmcsiaii . s-t\P\ Cuisine knows how I go on about Quady Thursday Night dessert wines (aka the "Hot Tub O'Connor's So will. Spaghelti 6.V5| LOBSTERFEST'9 (908) 735-7889 ^ Wines"). They've done it again with • Lunch • Dinner* Cocktails * Weddings the introduction of Electra, an Meat or Cheese Ravioli 6.95 Sunday • Banquets • Parties Tor All Occasions Orange Muscat wine of Incredibly Ways To Make You Happy light viscosity and only 3.9% alcohol. Baked Zili I'nriiieslari 6.95 BRUNCH' 10" . 'Rt. 78 (Exit 12) 4 miles West of Clinton Dancing coming Sept. 19th, Call for details! Tons of fruit flavors that will remind ALLYOV CAN EAT!M you of Mandarin Oranges; and totally ft I AUGUST SPECIALS H WE LOVE .Spaghetti with Meatballs ...... 6.95 (9081236-29921 refreshing acidity that keeps it from ss;^ being cloy. If you have sparkling FREE KIDS! naked Manicolli .„....,' 6.95 • Exit 20A olf R(. 78 wines for breakfast (and who MONDAY • 2 Blocks from Rt. 22 doesn't?) this may become yournew Sundae Bar NEW YORK STRIP Children 12 & Under Open Tues.-Thurs. lioinemnde Raked Lisagna ..... 6.95 favorite. Try It with a peach tart. order FREE from our 11:30-9:30 LUNCH SPECIALS Really! Included with Rroiled or Pan. f •"*£ TUESDAY children's menu when ac- 7 Friday till 10 goncanrton Vlnttyard 1987 Pottte Slrah 1 5 95 companied by an adult l ry Liver with Onions 7.25 Saturday 4-10 p.m. was looking for something that PRIME RIB 8 on Tues. & Thurs. Sunday 10:30-2:00 p.m. C| wasn't Cabernet that was still rich Fried Chicken Sunday Dinner 4-9 p.m. w/ and full of flavor. 1 found it. This Special offers While WEDNESDAY FREE Kids Sundaes with French Fries. 7,95 Petite Sirah Is extraordinarily deep I at participating quantities last. BONELESS NEW YORK dinner Mondays & • Fork Chops Campagniola •many more Purple with strawberries filling • the ktMoly 95 Wednesdays. Bake •-• • '.v *l PIZZA ANYONE i ;v/iiiiiiiiiliy^wiiuuiUM Pasta festival MakeitHealthy! Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday and Sunday V All New ; All Pay Whole Wheat Pan Pizza IF ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE JQJ>astes AUGUST Also Try Ottr No BhDlestrpI Cheese Pizza af Nights - :F? :?=Li= J VALUABLE"T , nBi^Mg Tragiagii7—^- h' Filet of S6(e Francaise w.^.....M. NU-CREATIONS COUPON LIMITED, Tijuana Joe's *7.95 4 Rooms Available for your Banquet Needs TIME Buyoneentree 4/ nHI/^l • Chicken Cordon Bleu ...... Dinner Specials Weddings • Showers (RISTORANTE & PIZZAl at regular price IM LJUBl I • Rehearsal Dinners •Anniversary Parties and receive 2nd at /4 rilivl BOOK YOUR • Reunions •Retirements . Tuesdaythru §unday_ Gourmet Pizza •Seafood Specialties • Pasta •Saridwiches and more May not bo combined with any other oHor. exp. 0/15/92 HOLIDAY Monday, Tuesday &. Wednesday Veal Parmiigiana 9.95 EARLY BIRD SPECIALS Don't Forget About Our Daily Lunch Specials I.L^,^,^,,^JJ™glgi1MWrigMi, J PARTIES WEb.-SAT. 5-7 PM $7.95 •:":''-. Hours:Mort. thru Thurs. 11:00 to 11:00 Snow Crab Legs Dinner Includes: Soup, Salad, Dessert & Coffee Veai Marsala ,;...... ^.. 11-95, NOW! x Fri. &.Sat. 11:00 to 12:00 Sunday 3:00 to 11:00 f Rt. 22 West North Plainfield 755.4400 I 1 NORTH VQSSELLER AVE. BOUND BROOK Garlic Shrimp on Pasta All Baking Done on Premises Chicken Scallopine .. 10.95 Pheasant Run Plaza • Warren 5 . (Comer of West End Av*. anclRt. 2i W«sl) Major Credit Cards Accepted r Chicken & Shrimp Combo ^^crTitttitttinHrrtttfiiiittini iitiiiititinttiitt ttttrTiTntilttiutiturtttitittiMnitttiiitiiiiitttutittttittiiiiitriiiitiiititruiMiititiftiitMir?^ Boneless 356-2692 •356-9888 469-2625 • Fax 469-2677 f 050 EteUon Rood. Pidcakuueut, ftj)'. 908/98 f-0090 Chicken Arthur 10.95 Fresh Fish of the Day •• Broiled Flounder ...... 9.95 •• • • • Entrees $3.00 Lasagna, Manicotti 20LUNCH v» or Stuffed Shells...... All .1/4 lb. Sandwiches $1.99 SPECIALS T1 And New featuring Every Sunday Evening ISIIOHTOLUB ®& Margie Raye ~ «* RESTAURANT A114.99 *** on piano Beginning Sun., Aug. 30th Friday & Saturday 7 to 12 A Giggles & Bits Production Known tor generations for Steaks, Prime Ribs, Seafood P) Meals 64 Somerset St. DAILY SPECIALS WEDDING DREAMS k \\- 756-7310 North Plainfield Lei us entice you with our new menu \i INCLUDE FROM $33.95 1 Check Out Our Student Discounts 31st V. Shrimp Cocktail 5W Hours Open Bai Silver Candelabfas 1 and this money saving coupon For the Finest Homestyle Italian, Seafood and Soup & Salad Bar Veafw/Dijon Sauce (or) " • OPA-OPA; Drink Hors D'oeuvres : & Flowers • . Roasted Veggies over Wild Rice Steaks in the area. 7 Course DiruMf Flaming Jubilee Show 1 '.V; Private Bridal Rooms I Pork Sate's (or) Children's Menu *3.95 Veggie Curry CATERING & PARTIES FOR ALL OCCASSIONS Seafood Restaurant BUSINESS LUNCHEON SPECIALS Wedding Cake White Glove Service • I Roasted Turkey w/Sausage Stuffing (or) VL OPEN DAILY 11 AM/GLQSED SUN. FOR AUG. Woodbridger Steamed Veggies w/Cheese Sauce Big Daddy says take another dollar off 61 US. Highway 1 Free Birthday or Anniversary Cake with Dinner Reservations Corned Beef & Cabbage (or) 9064220 Linguini w/Clam Sauce Elegant Prime Rib *7^ O w/Potala, Salad, and Bread . MarUe BBQRibs(or) ; Park & Mountain Ave., Scotch Plains, NJ Rts- Cheese Ravioli wAVild Mushroom Sauce . 645 Rt 202/206 Staircases Bridgewater ASK ABOUT OUR ICE CREAM! Presents Pasta Fest All You Can E Hours; Mon.-Fri. 9:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m. Tips From Liz Area's largest dance lloor 62 W. Main St., Somerville 722-8782 When you own a restaurant for ab long as I have, you are constantly learning about people. The one item on CLUB CALENDAR our menu, which everyone receives free, Is Italian bread. Served warm with butter or margarine, it Is devoured by Every Night our patrons. Some people like to have Ladies Night it with garlic butter and even smothered LOBSTER'S STEAK HOUSE with melted mozzere'lla cheese, Which $1 Mixed Drinks. ever way It Is served. Italian bread Is a W —) 3221 Route 27 Franklin Park ~ OAK TREE FOODS favorite. A very special bonus is'Mhat there is no (at or cholesterol In authen - • (908)297-2882 or 8311 Fartxi Fresh. Coxtiitry MCarket tic Italian bread. One problem, when you serve it at home, is Itiat it can *' Thursday PRODUCE DELI DAIRY MEATS become stale or soggy In just one day Trap Bananas > Boar's Head 2% Milk Our 6wn Store Made There. Is a quick solution to this prob 50° Domestic Drafts LIVE LOBSTER Imported Ham Italian Sausage lem. Place the bread in a hot oven(450 $009 Hot, Sweet or Breakfast ") tor 7 to 10 minutes. Your bread will $C99 Gallon Presents All Night Long $O29 taste like it was just baked. This trick ANY STYLE 29* lb. glib. Keller BuHer (Solid) can be used for stale crackers, cookies Obermeister Bologna £. ib. Bell Peppers potato chips, etc. Do no over-cook "THE SUMMER DINNER GET-AWAY $4 39 (3 lbs, or more) Friday August 28st Mongolian Bar-B-Q"(with LOBSTER Add'l. $3.00) and 16 Also, you can make doliclous bread $4 oo ib. I Lb. , Fresh Chlckln Wings crumbs by grinding your stale bread Wednesday Night enjoy a Shrimp Cocktail and all Live item buffet & salad bar & soup. , 2 lbs. lor I Jersey Fresh EggS (make sure it is dry) in a to'od proces Yellow orWhlte Jumbo sor till it Is lino, Then add fresh garlir the Prime Rib you can eat - $14.95. ALL YOU CAN EAT! Red Delicious Apples American Cheese C powder, parmosan cheese, oregano INSTANT KARMA ---HM^^^^^ Fresh Pork parsley, and II you like, a dash ol salt 99 Friday Night enjoy Surf and Turf, Tuna or a Sword- *^ "** A Dozen Shoulder Steaks and pepper. You will have flavored Last Appearance ' Rated by Princeton Packet lb. fish Dinner - $16.95. Home Made Tomato Salad bread crumbs without additives. Slicing Mozzarella Cheese $4 99 Coming Sept. 4th Z B Z is Back! •k*k Homo News (Fresh Tomato-Onion-Spices Even raccoons love our bread. Come Eggplant $4 99 in oil & vinegar) I Lb. in and watch them as,they dunk ii in Sunday is 2 for 1. Order from our Steak, Chops and LOVE BIRD DINNER USDAChoice $•4 00 Shoulder London Broil our outdoor fountain. Seafood menu, and receive a second entree for free. Happy Hour 4-7 P.M. $4 00 • .lb. for 1 Lb. container % For Two 20' Shrimp 40' Clams Drink Specials 2 lbs. for I $ Seafood Soup • Fanlail Shrinip SALE RUNS THURS.-SUNDAY 8/27-8/30 1 Call For Reservations 253 French Street/Route 27 * (908) 249-6131 \ 1'/< Lobster (any style) •House Fried Rice light on llie New Urimswjck & SmncruM K.ir.i.-r , „ V w*'/ *"~J UUJ We Now Accept visa - MasterCard & Discover Cards . IHu „, J ATTENTION RESTAURANTS, GROUPS & CATERERS: 469-2600 >— \ We sell wholesale meats, produce & deli at 5% over cost for orders called ahead & picked up.- Warren •647-1728 * not lo b» combined wli .200 Atrium Drive. Somerset, NJ (1287-Exit 6) Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-6, Sat. 8-6, Sun. 8-2 p . Located on Oak Tree Road Exit 36 Off Fit 78 Or 1 Warrenville Rd. Off U.S. 22 (908)755-3663 «£*".£& rastSSSffl Weekeixl Foit>es Newspapers August 26-28, 1992 August 26-28,1902 Forbes Newspapers 23 HM RISTORANTE I COUPON TUESDAY. THURSDAY & SATURDAY NITES' Couples NiteU! ,. I TREAT ANOTHER COUPLE TO DINNER FREEN IN THE HOLIDAY INN-SOMERSET I'liUCI IASI- YOUK TWO KNTKW.S AM) KKC'fclVK I'IIKIK TWO KNTKKKS 908-356-1700 FREE PRESENTS ' wi; WII.I. DKDilr mi: mo I:NTKI:ES or I.I:SSI:R VALIK FROM YOUR CHECK I Wl. FORBKS Reservations Suggested I Monday Night Football FRIDAY NITE 6 PM-9 PM TALK OF THE TOWN £*I *••< I "GRAND BUFFET" " Tailgate Party I FEATURING ALSO OFFERING RICHIE AT PIANG I • HOT DO'GS • STADIUM BEERS Per Person (Children 10 & Under $5.50) • CHILI • HAPPY HOUR DRINK I SPECIALS (4:30-7:30) Reservations Suggested I • POPCORN FRIDAY NITE AUGUST 28TH • ROASTED PEANUTS • KICK-OFF SPECIALS HALF-TIME RAFFLES LOBSTER NITE I • NACHOS AND GIVEAWAYS s 95 1 VA Lb. Lobster Dinner 10 I Experience-the Monday Night Football Tradition on Our 11 90^561-2722 I TMit Where Every Seat is a Fifty Yard Line Seat V 2991 Hamilton fcjvd,-So. Plainfield I -"„ ACTION STARTS AT 4:30 PM (QffHt.287) / . KICK-OFF AT 9:00 PM v/ V • .,v 6gw- '•: L - -„. -, V r ' HI HH BH HH HH HH •• •• Ml iHi •• •• •• •• •• •• 1H|^ •• IBi •if - « N "* I ) 1 i. H i V "mm m& VI ^iw.-w^v.';'. - ic!s6..> :. •• • \. icV 12 OZ. BURGEES 426 E. Main St., Bound Brook, 908-356-0189 3-95 Additional Parking-Courtesy Archie's Men's Shop Open 7 Days Banquet Rooms : 1992'1; 8610-Boats : • ..' AN ORDINANCE PROVMNd THAT THE CRANFORD PO meeting of Township committee of the Township ol Cranterd, SEY: , • •••••.. . . "»dta 2 The '«SariMflx«d pursuant.to Section t horool for Iho Borouoh: Collector. Tranurar, Ass.saor, Judge'and Bazaars 4080 - Handyman Services B020 - Automobiles Under. $2500 9230 - Resort Properties UCC DEPARTMENT ENFORCE PARMNQ REGULATIONS-IN NJ. on Tuesday, August 25,1082.. who may be Intaraaied therein w«l be grvwt an opportunity to . Section 1, Thai. Chapter 138, Artlde V, S«S)on'.i38<«D (1) 8620 - PoWer Boats 9820 • Franchise Opportunities Clerk olthe^Municipal Court and Construction OHiclal or Employo'os.and all said fats which may be collected by.soB ' 2100 -Free to Goad Home 4090 • Health Care Services 8030 - Automobiles v- 9240 - Waterfront Properties . REStoeWULZONES. '..•".•• . ATTEST; be heard concerning lha same...... be amended^ delete IrwHutional and Publo us** as akher' 8630 - Sailboats . • 3250 - Lots and Acreage 9830 r Licenses tor Sale ; ' WHEfiEAS, tm To*nahlp CommWea ol Ihe' To*n»hlp ol OfHoerorEmploveesand all said leas shall be turnsd.ovorlp tho Borough Treasurer. '• ,, ''..-.' i 1#800t559-9495 4100 • Home Improvement 8040 - Antique and Classic Automobiles Arlene M. Qlflon ' ' A oopy of Ws ordlanoi.hu bean patted on the. Bulletin oondMonal or principal permitted us** In the ROM or ROLE 2110-Fumlturd . ... •••. •'• 8640-Motprs . 9260 - Time Shares - 9B40 - Investments/Opportunities Cranlord requMfcd In* Cranterd Planning Bond to look Into • Municipal Clerk '. Board upon which public notice* 'are customarily posted In .'1 jnr)« districts. • ' 1 •.'.,•. • • . ' . • • •. ' '^afitlw 3?Th?sIlariM and wsp.es provided to In .Section 1 hereof .hall ba. payabM bi-weekly unless olhorwl.j 2120-Garage Sales '. 4105-Income Tax 8050- Luxury Automobiles ' . In* <*Mfc*ry ol anboamenl ol oil rteel partdno reoulaflon* In (908) 722-3000 8650-Mannas •'•; .$8.69- . CC0151TAug.27,1892 Hie Municipal Bulkfcig of Die •Borough.of Qarwood. and a Section 2. This ordnance shall take effect upon publication , iniflonoevity bensmsVovlded for Undor the provision oi Ordinance:.81-O4 or such other.subsoquerrj "a«nMlo*nW»n*i:aV