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VOl. 5,=$ No. 16 = The^festfielThursday, April 21,1994 d Record A Forbes Newspaper 50 cants | Briefs Dems heading to court to fight residency requirement Clean-up volunteers By NICOU A. OAVINO requirements. Despite the fact that the peti- against the town. ary of last year. Mr. Walsh, who seeks the tion form explicitly states a one-year resi- 3rd Ward council seat against incumbent THE RECORD When council Democrats James Hely and •Volunteers are sought for dency requirement, the Westfield Town Anthony LaPorta tried to speak, Mayor Gary Jenkins, moved to town in January of the 6th Annual "Clean Sweep" Democrats William Brennan and John Charter says candidates for town govern- Boothe shouted, "Whoa — 1 am running 1993. Both Democrats have jointly filed suit tb'knake downtown sites litter- Walsh, and Independent Michael Wolski ment must reside in town for at least two with this meeting," in Superior Court hoping to reverie the free and broom-dean. The may be denied a chance to run for the West- years. "This is not an appropriate matter for the town clerk's decision on their eligibility. sweep is set for Apr, 23. All are field Town Council because they haven't Mr. Brennan attended Tuesday's council council to comment on," he continued. "I "I am absolutely convinced that this provi- invited to sign-up by calling lived in town long enough. If this assertion meeting to air the issue. However, Mayor have ruled on this matter. This subject is sion is against the law," Mr. Brennan said. the Chamber office at 233- survives an impending court test, the four Garland 'Bud' Boothe refused to hear com- closed." While Mr. LaPorta and Mr. Brennan "The question is whether a two-year require- 3021. Financial contributions Republican council candidates will run un- ment from either Mr. Brennan or any of the shook their heads, Mr. Hely got up and ment is constitutional or not — it's clear that are also welcome. contested in November. council members. Mayor Boothe said citi- walked out of the room. it's not." Mr. Brennan also said this is not Westfield Town Clerk Joy Vreeland said zens are not usually allowed to comment at Mr. Brennan, who seeks the 1st Ward the first time this issue has been raised, and she is not accepting the petitions of Mr. council conference sessions and residency is council seat against Republican newcomer it has previously been found by the courts to Music for youth Brennan and Mr. Walsh due to residency the subject of a court case now pending Gail Vernick, moved to Westfield in Febru- (Please turn to page A-2) The Orchestra or St. Peter by the Sea will perform an all new program for Youth and Family Counseling Service's 4th Annual Benefit 8 p.m. Sat- urday at the Church of St Voters 'just say no' to budget Helen. Craft invasion Council now Voters pick American Craft Marketing will hold its sixth annual Spring Westflekt Craft Market may reduce Madaras — tnii weekend at the armory, ftnd unique gifts and home decorating ideas, and fine art $41.3M plan oust Gould collections. Show hours are 5-9 p.m. Friday, 10 am-6 p.m. Sat- By NICOLE A. OAVINO By NICOLE *, OAVINO urday and Sunday. THE RECORD THE RECORD The Westfield School Budget for Westfield voters have chosen in- Oratorio Singers 1994-5 was defeated by about 400 cumbents Robert Flast and Carol , The Oratorio Singers and Molnar and newcomer Tom votes at Tuesday's school election. Madaras to serve on the Board of baritone soloist Mark Delavan Of the 17,512 registered voters in Education for the next three years. will perform the Requiem Mass Westfleld, only 16.6% came out to Incumbent Susan Pepper was of Antonin Dvorak 3 p.m. Sun- voice their opinions. However, the elected to the only one-year seat day at First United Methodist 2,906 voters were enough to reject Four candidates sought three Church, • 14- suits tallied 2,906 ballots, including will honor 20 local artists at a These results do not include about 20 absentees. There are 27 ab- reception 2-9 p.m. Sunday, 125 27 absentee ballots which were not sentee ballots which have not been E. Broad St. The reception counted by press time. returned yet. The county will count marks the opening of a group The last time Westfield voters re- all absentee ballots received up to Town tax rate to rise today. Results show about 16.6% of art exhibit showing daily until jected the school budget was in the total 17,512 registered voters May 20. 1988 by a difference of only 40 votes. Without snow bill, rate would have dropped School budgets were also de- of about 1.6% over last year. Arts benefit feated in nearby Scotch Plains/ ance Fund. The town will receive $315,000 more in In the contested race, Mr. Flast By NICOLE A. QAVtNO received the most votes, 1,693. Mr, Donna Koh Lewandowski Fanwood, Garwood, Kenihvorth, state aid this year, based on formula, and an extra will hold a piano recital 7 p.m. THE RECORD $20,000 from the state to go towards pothole repair. Madaras came in second with 1,682 and Union County Regional. Cran- votes and Mrs. Molnar third with Sunday at Redeemer Lutheran ford's was approved. The Westfleld Town Council will introduce a $25 Finally, Westfield is saving $362,000 in health insur- Church. The concert will ben- 1,594. Mr. Gould received 1,456 The defeats may partly be in re- million municipal budget for 1994 Tuesday. The bud- ance costs due to the carrier's offer of a 25% decrease votes. Mrs. Pepper, who was un- efit the Westfiekt Workshop for sponse to an announcement on get will call for a municipal purposes tax increase of in premiums. contested, received 1,900 votes. Of the Arts scholarship fund. Sunday by State Education Com- one cent and falls within the state-mandated cap of Mr. Gottko added that if it weren't for $361,000 the contested candidates, Mr. missioner Leo Klagholz. In pub- 2.5%. costs in snow removal, taxpayers could have had a Madaras and Mr. Flast won the Fresh Start lished reports, Mr. Klagholz This means the municipal tax rate will rise to 50 one-cent decrease in the town tax rate. most votes in their home wards. warned local school officials that cents per $100 of assessed property value. The pro- "This is the lowest tax increase I can remember," The Board of Education will hold The American Cancer Soci- the state will not automatically re- its organization meeting 8 pjn. ety, Union County Unit will posed budget would require the owner of the average said Mayor Garland 'Bud' Boothe. "It's a combination store budget cuts which result home, assessed at $173,724 and with a market value next Tuesday, when newly elected offer "Fresh Start," a four- of the right things at the right time." from defeats at the polls. He also of $257,026, to pay about $869, or $17 more than for members will take their oaths of week group approach to stop- Mr. Gottko said that to support the budget, the criticized statements made by local 1993. office. The new school board will ping smoking. The program school officials attributing their tax town will receive about $8.5 million in miscellaneous also elect officers for 1994-5, in- begins 6:30 p.m. Apr. 26 and The total budget is $25,349,532 and shows a cap cluding board president and vice increases to reductions in state aid. increase of 2.04%. The state maximum allowed in- revenues, including state aid; $650,000 in receipts of runs for the next three Tues- president and various committee At the polls Tuesday, senior crease is 2.5%, which was the growth shown in last delinquent taxes; $9 million from local taxpayers; and days at the Suburban Fitness chairpersons. There will be time at Mary McDonald said she voted year's budget. $7.3 million from surplus. He pointed out that more Center. Call 354-7373 to reg- the organizational meeting for pub- against the tax levy- "They just Town Administrator Ed Gottko said the town was than $5 million of the surplus comes from the school ister. lic comment. can't expect us to continue to pay able to come up with a budget under cap due to spend-down plan, which will decrease drastically next Mr. Flast, appointed to the board rising taxes every year," she said. several savings. Westfield will save $200,000 this year year. The use of $7.3 million will leave only $336,211 in January when a prior member YMCA lectures "I have lived here for a long time, in insurance since it joined the Suburban Joint Insur- in surplus. resigned, said he ran to "partici- but many of us are on fixed in Mary Ellen Kennedy, R.N. pate in the policy setting activities comes and will not able to stay in of the board that so critically will and health educator, will speak this town if wo keep accepting about "Understanding Meno- affect the lives of my children and whatever the school board hands Firemen try to save man's hand of their fellow students." pause" 10:15 p.m. Wednesday. us." Mrs. Molnar will begin her third Dr. Richard Podell will speak The defeated school budget is is in stable condition. Mr. Ramsey term on the school board and is By NICOUA.QAVW0 Capt. Duelks explained. He added "t p.m. Wednesday about "New now in the hands of the Westfield the firemen "never lost their cool said the victim suffered severe in- QISO committed to ensuring West- Advances in Weight Control." Town Council. Town Administrator THE RECORD and remained cnlm," despite the jury to his right hand and, at press field schools are ready for 21st cen- Call 233-2700 to register. Ed Gottko will meet with Superin- fact that "the victim was screaming time, wns undergoing surgery to tury, by maximizing facility use, The Westfield Fire Department implementing technology, and tendent of Schools Mark C. Smith dismantled a lawn mower to free in pain." repair his hnnd. and Assistant Superintendent in eliminating the gap in minority GOP awards the hand of a maintenance worker The Newark man was taken by dipt. Duelks added the situation achievement. Charge of Business Robert Itader. the Westfield Rescue Sqund to tho The Westfleld Town Republi- at Echo Lake Country Club Tues- wns not their usual extrication call, Newcomer Tom Madaras is de- The Town Council has tentatively day. trauma center at University Hospi- can Committee will hold its set a meeting for 7:30 p.m. Monday "It was not life threatening, but it termined to keeping property tax 34th annual Awards Ball Apr. At about 8 n.m., firefighters R. tal. Capt. Duelks said, "It looked increases down, while maintaining in the community room of the mu- like severe dnmngi1 to a couple of was very, very uncomfortable," he 20 at the Westwood in Gnr- nicipal building to discuss the Green, B. Miller, Lt. J. W. Morrison said. 'This is our Joh nnd it has to quality education for Westfield's and Capt. John Duelks responded fingers." wood. This year honorees will school budget. The meeting is be clone. The firemen just [nil their students. He is concerned about to the area to find the Newark resi- Spokesmnn for University Hos- student achievement nnd is com- be former Mayor and Mu- open to the public. minds on what they're doing." nicipal Chair, Alan Chin and dent with his right hnnd caught in pital Roger Ramsey said the man mitteil to seeing achievement rise. The council must review the the blades of a power rotary lawn- former Town Administrator, school budget and offer recom- Jnck Malloy. mower. Capt. Duelks said he has mendations for reductions by next no idea how the accident hap- Tickets are $50 each. Order Thursday. The budget then goes pened, but surmised the man was by (tending a chock to the back to the school hourd, which trying to fix the lawnmower be- Downtown clean-up Saturday Westfield Town Republican hits IT) d«ys to either approve the cnuse it had something caught in Committee, P.O. Box fill, town council's recommendations or it. The lnwn mower wim not turned Mayor Gurliuul "Hud" Moulin* IMIH signal a proc- of volunteer!* who eonu* ready to work April 23. Wentflold or mil Mob Coekrtm appeal to the stiite. Mayor (inrltiiul on when public safety workers ar- lamation endorsing tin? sixth jiiiniiJil .Spring Clenn- ChnmlxT President Saul Drittel invited workers of (it (154 4000, Carol (into at 054- 'Hud' Boothe 'Miliiteri (tut there hns rived. up Day, sponsored by the Memiliflcnllon Commit nil ages to pitch in with the springtime project. not bwn an itpiH'n) of town notion tee of tin* WcntfU'ld Area Chamber cif Commerce. To volunteer, call 233-3021, or wiinply show up on 1571, or Mark Itoyd, 2330408. Tin1 firefighters all worked to on n Nrliool htidgot in WeHlfield lot In proclaiming Saturday, April 23, Spring Clean- Cleanup May, with gloves, work elothcH, brooms free the man's hand, using the over 15 yenra. up Day, the mayor rominetiileil the efforts of vol- nnd cleanup IOOIH. Workers will meet at Horden Ilirfluliiy music "jawM of life" extrication tool, cut unteers who will once again assemble in the cen- Mayor Hoothe said tin- (own ting tools and jxiwer puck Ux>ls. Realty on Ihr corner of Kim tuul Quimhy Streets 9 The United Stale* Army council will review the school hud tral IIUHIIH'MS district to fswi-ep picked up nl the end of the day. Appropri- centennial celebration by |H>r BervHlbnl of .Summit Hunk me iur|Hirnte sponsion* burden on lln« taxpayers mid at the ate material will Ite recycled. "Billy Goat" ma- forming n free public concert 5 MUMP time IH* concerned about "The mower actually hud to bo of tin* event. They presented > i:nvn T-shirt im- p.m. Mny 1 nt WHS. All whnt is In tin; twnt Interest of the dlnmunlled BO they could get a tool printed with IIH> Clenn Swt-cp logo to Mayor chines will t« used to thoroughly clean the ikdt- In to cut n rod that hod the hnnd tinvi" children In the whnoln," tho Mayor Hoothe. Additi"ii,il shirts will he t',ivi*n to it number wnlkii. wild Tucmlay night Implied between It nnd the blade*," A-2 WtMtfloM Itocord April 21, 19&4 CJops say teen sold LSD near school Westfield Police arrested Douglas ous information that Mr. Weber twecn both suspects, they allegedly tion within a school zone. Mr. dent was assaulted on the street on A 42-year-old Elizabeth man Vas Wober, 18, of Union Avenue in was selling drugs. Mr. Weber and a had 100 square orange stamps. Weber was being hetd on $10,000 Cacciola Place last Thursday. Her assaulted on Quimby Street^ on Scotch Plains for allegedly selling 17-year-old male juvenile were ar- While arresting Mr. Weber, the bail. The juvenile was turned over mother said that she was having a Saturday night. Police respdrtfled acid (LSD) near Holy Trinity El- rested after allegedly selling the Scotch Plains juvenile attempted to his mother, with a court sum- verbal argument with another to a call of a tight in progress out- side a restaurant on that street and ementary School. LSD to an undercover officer. to Hee the scene but was caught mons. woman when the woman hit her The arrest was a result of an on- The sale took place on the corner only blocks away. daughter over the head with a found the man sitting in his car. going investigation of Westfield's of Trinity Place and First Street at Both suspects were charged with Assault glass bottle. The child was not in- He sustained numerous injuries to narcotics bureau, based on previ- about 4 p.m. last Wednesday. Be- distribution of LSD, and distribu- A 3-year-old Central Avenue resi- jured. his face and head and was "cov- ered with blood." He was conscious but unable to respond. He is at Overlook Hospital. Police are.still Robbers mace trio at store, escape with $950 investigating. head against the wall numerous By NICOLE A. CUWINO According to the female em- let, worth about $200. The woman The assistant manager said that Other arrests ployee, she was cleaning near the said that she thinks that one of the at this time, she was forced by times, while screaming at her. The Three females were arrested at THE RECORD register area when a male in a suspect's voices sounded familiar gunpoint to the front area where suspects then allegedly sprayed her with mace and fled the scene. Lord and Taylor on Friday and As three employees were closing black ski mask and wearing army to her. she emptied $500 from the register charged with shoplifting about up the Kentucky Fried Chicken on fatigues came up from behind her The woman said that the sus- drawers into a green knapsack. Police said that when they ar- pects then ordered her and the The suspects then forced her to the rived, they found the door locked $354 worth of merchandise. A 17- South Avenue last Wednesday, and kicked the front counter's year-old Newark teen was released they were robbed at gunpoint. swinging door off the hinges to get male employee into the back of the office safe, apparently knowing and saw the three employees hud- into the back area. He then pointed store, where the victims were where it was located, and the man- dled in the rear of the store, "vis- with a summons. The other two The employees were closing the women, 18-year-old Chea Hunt of store at about 9 p.m. Wednesday a semi-automatic pistol at her head sprayed in the face with what ap- ager emptied about $450 into the ibly shaking and crying." No one night. A female worker was in the and announced a holdup. Two peared to be mace and were forced knapsack. was seriously injured, the Westfield Hillside and 19-year-old Shanae front of the store cleaning the other male suspects, also clad in into the store's walk-in freezer. The Then, the suspect holding the Rescue Squad came and treated Hawkins of Newark were released walls, with her back to the front black ski masks and baggy clothes male victim said that he believes gun allegedly became angry be- the victims for shortness of breath. on $275 bail each. door. Another male employee and were right behind him. At this the gun was a black semi- cause there was so little money. By the time police arrived, they A a female assistant manager were in point, one of them allegedly ripped automatic pistol with a brown han- The victim claims that he punched could not tell which way the sus- Jeffrey Carovillano, 23, of Cres- the rear. oil the woman's gold chain brace- dle. her in the face and banged her pects fled. Police are investigating. cent Parkway was arrested on a contempt of court warrant orf Sat- urday. He posted $68 bail. : Today's deadline *•* for 'Faith9 tickets Firemen log active, almost fire-free week Peter Gianquinto, 44, of High The Westfield Fire Department 200 block of East Broad Street - alarm activation. water condition. land Avenue was arrested on a Five Faith in Westfield responded to the following calls water condition. 600 block of Lawnside Place - Springfield Avenue and Noma- contempt of court warrant on Sat- Awards will be presented at last week: 600 block of North Avenue West system malfunction. hegan Drive - power line down. urday. He posted $450 bail. Westfield Area Chamber of April 11: - alarm malfunction. 100 block of Elm Street - unin- ••• Commerce Annual Awards 100 block of Ferris Place - unin- April 15: tentional alarm. 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. All are •** Ronnie D, Lowrey, of Plainfield tentional alarm. April 13: 200 block of Munsee Way short- invited to the cocktail-dinner ed electrical equipment. was arrested on Sunday for posses- 200 block of East Broad Street - April 17: sion of marijuana under 50 grams. buffet at Shackamaxon Golf water condition. 200 block of East Broad Street 100 block of Brightwood Avenue & Country Club to celebrate 700 block of Norgate - check fur- He was stopped for a motor vehicle 50O block of Springfield Avenue - - water condition. - alarm malfunction. nace. honorees' business achieve- brush fire investigation. 900 block of Minisink Way - wire 700 block of Lenox Avenue - auto violation and police discovered a ments and volunteer com- 100 block of Carol Road - good 1100 block of Summit Avenue - arcing. accident. intent call. plastic bag of suspected marijuana mitments. alarm malfunction. 400 block of South Avenue East - *•• under the driver's seat. He was Reservations deadline is 500 block of Westlield Avenue • *** hazardous material spill. April 16: electrical hazard. later released with a summons. today. Call the Chamber of- April 12: 400 block of Mountain Avenue - fice at 233-3021. 600 block of Hanford Place - odor April 14: oil burner malfunction. investigation. 200 block of East Broad Street - 600 block of North Avenue - pin said he is challenging Mr. Wol- Donna Barber, of the N.J. Secre- Boothe pointed out the citizen was ski's petition. The latter said ho tary of Slate • Election Division, a Republican, therefore "the pro- Dems to court has not been notified and. on re- insisted "the stale doesn't have vision has been administered in a (Continued from page A-l) ceiving notification, will discuss any jurisdiction over a mu- bipartisan way." be illegal the dilemma with his attorney. nicipality in local elections." Mr. One reason all three want to run Bruce Bergen, counsel for Mr. i need to know the law and its HaIpin concurred in this. is Westfield's history of un- Breunan and Mr. Walsh said, "Our intents." Mr. Wolski said. "I ques- Mayor Boothe explained the contested Republicans for council. position is that, notwithstanding tion the motives behind not allow- town charter was adopted by the Asked how he felt about the fact the town charter, the law in New ing someone to serve in town gov- state Legislature, signed by the the residency requirement prohib- Jersey says that you cannot ro- ernment because of how long governor and approved by West- its any contests in the race for all ciuire more than one-year resi- you've lived there. If we think we field voters in 1967 There has only available seats. Mayor Boothe said, dency/' The courts said they will can challenge it, we will." been one prior situation where a "There's a procedure known as a hear the case May 23. only 2 clays N.J. Election Law Enforcement TqttTzeJrl cqijfa" tot ifttfi due to the write-in. It has happened before in before Uic ballot is printed. Commission officials said state law two-year requirement Mayor Westfield." Independent Mr. Wolski, who requires one-year residency for all also seeks a 3rd Ward council seat, offices, but could not say whether has lived in Westfield since last state law supersedes Westfiold's ••£ summer, County Clerk Walter Hal- Town Charter in this case. SPRING CLEARANCE THI

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"I He explained the block is home to a num- that lines their properties. any different year." think that the current system has to be ber of senior citizens who survive on fixed Drive down the streets of Westfield and In some cases, certain streets may quali- Mayor Garland 'Bud" Boothe said, "We looked at again, lor a number of reasons. incomes. Although he wouldn't want to you may notice some beautiful new curb- fy for state or federal grants and the res-have to live in a realistic world, the town One, it slows down the process and some stop the project because he realizes his ing along the roads. On the other hand idents end up paying nothing. But res-simply doesn't have the money for it. If people will never be able to get curbing neighbors want the work done, he asked £ou may see old, deteriorating curb work idents have to take the chance, expecting we did include curbing now that would done, and it detracts from the overall council members to re-think the curbing system. or none at all. to pay full price, only increase the tax rate because we'd beauty of the town. Also, it pits neighbor 1 For instance. Birch Street residents who A few years back, Westfield had a curb need a larger budget, or there would be against neighbor". "This is a very delicate matter,' Mr. -live in odd numbered houses have mint replacement system wherein budget funds Kelly continued. "It's a case of pride in a other work that didn't get done." The bottom line is that if over half the way." condition curbs while the opposing homes went specifically towards curbing, and the However, some residents still feel that if residents want the curbing done and the sit behind curbs that are falling to pieces. So residents go along with the system town paid for all curbing work it decided it some got their curbing for free, why street does not qualify for any grants, allbecause they want to be good to their This is because, according to the current could do. According to Margaret Sur, should others have to pay? the residents must pay their share. Even neighbors, or they want to help maintain system, it is now up to the residents toge t chairwoman of the Public Works Commit- "People in the neighborhood are at odds though the town will give home-owners the aesthetics of the town, or they simply the curbing done. According to Mayor Gar- tee, "It was cut off because there just with one another," said Mr. Brennan, add- five years to pay the bill, this situation can have no choice because they are in the 'land 'Bud* Boothe, if residents decide they wasn't enough money to cover the whole ing, "I would just feel better if I knew that still cause hardship for some. minority. For those who want the curbing, "vfant it, 51% of the home-owners on their town." the town was doing it, with all the taxes For example, Pearl Street residents have regardless of cost, the system works fine. street need to sign a petition agreeing to "The thing that troubles me is why the we pay. Even if my street couldn't get wanted the town to do curbing work for And for those who don't want it or can't pay for 50% of the costs, unknown to them procedure has changed," said Birch Av- done for years." three years now and it is finally getting afford it, Councilman LaPorta offers some 'at that time. The town then takes over, enue resident Bill Brennan, "if the town Councilman Anthony LaPorta agrees. done. But according to resident Bill Kelly, explanation, "At times, government fi- rgranting the work to the lowest bidder and can't afford it then maybe the situation "It's part of the overall feeling of people the cost is going to be a big burden for nancing does not make sense." ShopRite offers further shifts in market plan Py NtCOlE A. QAV1H0 more buffers have been added both in the additional space in the loading area. reduced by 28, and parking will be shared Several board members questioned Mr. THE RECORD ———- front and rear. "What was adequate in the first plan has with Plaza Properties. Board member Ney's proposal to eliminate the left turn "These are changes we believe address been improved upon in the revised plan," Betty Last noted, "It seems to be detract- arrows at the corner of Central and North . Village Supermarkets presented a re- the concerns expressed by the municipal he said. ing from your space." avenues. Mr. Ney said this will lessen de- •h ' vised site plan for the proposed Shop Rite planner, the planning board, and other in- Despite questioning by planning board Mr. Ney did not testify on any effects on lays for traffic traveling east and west, but ^t a meeting of the Westfield Planning terested parties," Mr. DiFrancesco said. members and the objecting attorneys, Mr. traffic levels at various intersections near attorney Brian Fahey claimed it will only Board Thursday night. Due to the site plan changes, Village Ney insisted there is adequate room for the site. When cross-examined he said Vil- shift problems and create longer delays in Donald DiFrancesco, counsel for Village Supermarkets no longer needs variances trucks to pull in and out of the loading lage Supermarkets intends to provide traffic traveling north and south. Supermarkets, told the board that in the from Westfietd. area. He said the area has five spaces for their "fair share" contribution to mitigate Mr. Ney repeated his previous testimony 'new site plan, the building has been "The previous variances have virtually the larger tractor trailers and seven for any traffic increases. They will pay 54 per- and said, "There will be a redistribution of moved about 9 feet to the east; room in disappeared," said Mayor Garland 'Bud' smaller truck parking. Mr. Ney added the cent of the cost to fix North and Central traffic, I don't anticipate a significant in- the loading area has been increased; a 10- Boothe. "The real issue before this board, truck access allows enough room for the avenues and 100 percent of the cost to add crease in traffic except right near the site." .ftjot rear setback has been created; the as 1 see it, is traffic." small trucks to enter and exit at the same a light at North Avenue and Chestnut The board has decided to meet twice a ..driveway initially next to the building on Village Supermarkets presented traffic time, but only one tractor trailer can be in Street. They will also pay part of the cost month in an attempt to complete the hear- , the east side has been moved father to the engineer Henry Ney to testify on traffic the driveway at a time. to mitigate Chestnut and East Broad ing before the summer. They will meet '^ast; a shared access route has been cre- aspects of the revised plan. Mr. Ney ex- Mr. Ney testified that in the revised plan streets, but this amount has not been de- again 7:30 p.m. tonight in the municipal ated with the adjoining lot on the east; and plained the shifting of the building creates the number of parking spaces has been termined yet. building.

spring assembly April 27 Your children are invited to join us in our ^V»'Tlie Weslfield Historical Soci- Revolution; and this year's host or- f%**eiys Spring Assembly will be held ganization, the Westlield Historical B p.m. Wednesday, April 27 in the Society, For ;icldition;j| information SUMMERTIME EXPLORATIONS Community Room at the Westfield call 232 1776. * Town Hall. John Gunsser, curator Confirmation and (June 27 to July 29,1994) of the Asa Packer mansion in Jim **Thorpe, Pa., will present "Asa YOUR in the f- Packer and His Mansion: The Communion Portraits EXISTING Kenilworth School District's •"Story of the Railroad Builder and CABINETS Specially priced at Magnificent Home." 5i Saturday. May 14 the Westfield RESTORED Summer School Program ^Historical Society will sponsor n We offer daily one hour enrichment classes in Reading/Lan- »Jbus trip to the Asa Packer Mansion WE STRIP & guage Arts, Mathematics, Science and Computers to students in feand Uje U*wn of Jim Thoipe. REFINISH YOUR Never a sitting charge Grades 1 -7. These classes are open lo all for a minimal tuition m s Sponsor of the spring assembly CABINETS UKE NEW charge of $65.00 per course. All classes will be held in the Harding *|are: Daughters of the American « FREE SAMPLING « 27 E. Broad St. Westfield School in Kenilworth. Jigevolution; Genealogical Society of COUMTER TOP REPLACEMENT f West Fields; Miller-Cory House (908)233-666) 2 If you would like more information concerning these exciting useum; Sons of the American I -800-894-0242 Expires 5/31/94 programs, please contact Mr. Albert Leick at 276-5936. Cut a I vee Summer On Honda! Money down. 10% Senior Open 7 Days A Week Interest i nmonoiu-r Citizen Discount Payments i i>mcumim Age 62 or better? Enjoy Jl extra savings at SupeRx with your FREE Senior Citizens membership The Honda Harmony, card. Receive 10% (Off • Easy-start Honda 4.5hp OHV engine Reg. Price) savings on • Exclusive twin-blade system for superior all your prescriptions 6- Step Mulching • 2-speed self-propelled model (excluding third party • 21" durable, resilient, Xenoy®deck co-payments) and all • Blade brake clutch SupeRx Brand health & beauty items. Ask our friendly pharmacist for details today!

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HOIVDA Ask our pharmacist for an application lodayl Power Store Hours: 210 South Ave. Mon,-Frl: 8am-10pm Equipment Sat: 8am-9pm & Sun: 9am-7pm Ml 01 ISA Westfield Pharmicy Hours: Ph: 654-8338 Mon,-Frl:9am-10pm Nothing^ Sat: 9am-9pm & Sun: 11am-6pm Your Authorized Pull Service Dealer THE E4RDLY T. •»KTKHSEI\ CO. Sal«s 224 Elmer Si., VISA Strvlca (008) 232.572:1 • M/C Paris Emi* 19&B * Ciowd Discover Vacuums • J«iilt#rl«l • P«w«r l^ulpmsiiff • t^wliit M««lilii«f (908) 722-3000 Ext, 6100 ~MIU*1 A-4 April 21, 1994-A- Commentary Earth Day's here It may seem 'seventies/ but celebrating our co-existence with nature is necessary This Friday is Earth Day, 1994. Earth Day. As Union County Utilities Authority From most indications, it is to be marked Chairman Blanche Banasiak points out in an much more by school children and their various Earth Day essay, folks around here have been activities and projects, than by their elders. through two gasoline crises in the 1970s, and It is great that the schools are taking such an more locally, a landfill/garbage disposal night- active role in keeping the spirit of Earth Day mare in the 1980s. and ecological awareness alive in the young- Another federal law, the Resource Conserva- sters. Each district has taken a different direc- tion and Recovery Act, came down hard on tion in involving students and at least one, the states to control landfills. Many were closed as a McGinn School in Scotch Plains, is going to gain result, and Union garbage trucks were among a perennial garden out of the celebration. Stu- the 1,200 in a three-hour daily queue at East dents there have been propping the ground and Brunswick's Edgeboro Landfill, one of the few planning the garden tract for months. sites left operating. Earth Day, for those baby boomers who may In 1985, Rahway voters approved construction have forgotten, was founded in 1970 by former of a waste-to-energy "incinerator" which con- governor and senator of Wisconsin, Gaylord Mel- son. The 20 million who participated in that first verted solid waste to usable energy. In July of Earth Day forged the environmental movement 1987, Union County was ordered to stop sending and created the climate in which the federal waste to any out-of-county facility. Freeholders environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the created the UCUA which designed a four-part Clean Water and Clean Air acts came into being. program that included recycling, composting, re- There has been a grassroots tradition to Earth source recovery and limited sanitary landfilling. Day celebrations since the beginning, and it is Bumpy though it occasionally has been, the especially fitting that so many school children overall effort from grade school Earth Day are involved here on this 24th anniversary of the projects to the UCUA's recycling program (now founding of the tradition. approaching the mandated 60 percent participa- Union County, too, has cause to celebrate tion level) has been positive and successful. 50 years ago this spring week, Madaras thanks all who voted war saturated fabric of town To The Record: community survey will cooperate fully. The results of I would like to conclude my first bid for a seal on this survey will assist the school board, administration Tiiis weekly column is a salute Also making headlines was the Westfield Board of Education by expressing my and town Lo address the issues our schools face as to tlte veterans of the armed forces news that a farewell dinner for appreciation to all of those people who took the time well as their associated costs. who fought in World War II and Garwood Mayor James T. Le- 1 lip m.y hat to Bob Flast. Peter Gould and Carol lo tfiOK u>fto stayed heir at home. onard would take place that to vote Tuesday. It is based directly oil reports in weekend prior to his leaving for I also appreciate the time Dr. Smith, the school Molnar. It has been n pleasure getting to know them the Cmnfotxi Citizen and Clironi- active duly. According 1o the ar- principals. PTO/PTA presidents and numerous resi during this campaign. If they are elected to the three- tie of this mouth, this ueek — iv ticle, Mayor Leonard made the dents took to give me insight into the Westfield year terms, I ask all residents to join with me and 1944, juM 50 ;/eare ago. announcement the previous week school system. give them. ;is well ns the full board, nur Cull support., that he had enlisted, despite the Throughout the campaign, 1 sought to address the I also usk everyone to consider becoming more fact that the National Selective major issues that face our schools. These included the active in attending school board meetings. Since our ty CHCTTLMtML , Seivice hjad rcceptly nilcd that budget and accompanying tax increases; students' property taxes fund almost DO percent of the present FORMES NEWSPAPf.nS s > h* 'A*ouid> bave been deferred for performance; length of school days, especially at the budget, everyone's input is valuable; an indefinite period because ho As a large group of selectees elementary level; class sizes; and community input. TOM MADAMS was over 26. School Board Candidate from Cranford, Garwood, West- A member of the Garwood Bor- With the election behind us, I hope that ail resi- field and Kenilworth headed for ough Council prior to his becom- dents contacted in conjunction with the upcoming Westfield active duty the third week in April, those remain- ing mayor in 1942, he was a member of the de- ing on the home front prepared for when war he- fense council and the fire department and an ac- roes returned. tive member of the first aid squad. At the time of Sharing space on the front page of the April 20, his enlistment, he was married and the father of STS salutes citizen volunteers 1944 Ciliien and Chromed' along with news that two small children. yet another large group was headed overseas to To The Record: ences, etc., with the students in grades K-12. Tucked on page eight was notification of impor- Volunteer make a world of difference! National serve their country was news that Cranford Mayor tant rationing dates, including those for gasoline. The Westfield Public Skills Sharing Talents and George Osterheldt was setting up a committee to Skills (STS) Office will join many comrriunities Volunteer Week was first observed in 1972 and is now sugar, shoes, meats, processed foods, and fuel oil. recognized each year by a special message from the help find employment for local men returning The defense council also announced that efforts around the country in observing National Volunteer president of the United States as well as proclama- from active duty. were being made to insure all volunteer workers Week April 17-23. tions by many governors and local officials. The rehabilitation committee was specifically participating in salvage drives for accidental death The week gives me the opportunity to recognize the I take great pleasure in expressing sincere gratitude charged with undertaking a survey to determine and the payment of medical bills up to $250. contributions of 365 local citizens who volunteer their and appreciation for the contributions made by STS employment possibilities in the community. Although the ongoing war cast a shadow over time and talents to enrich Westfield Public School volunteers in the Westfield Public Schools. For those who yearned for more news about the just about every facet of life, one still managed to students by visiting classrooms, at the teacher's re- MARIE HKMINS war campaigns than newspapers delivered, ser- survive despite the odds. quest, through the STS program, to discuss their Coordinator of Sharing Talents and Skills Program vicemen on leave often provided the link. Cranford work, special interests, language and travel experi- Westfield Public Schools resident Coxswain George McLaughlin of the U.S. Engagements and weddings seem to fill the so- Navy was the speaker at a Men's League of the cial pages of the Citizen and Chronicle each and First Presbyterian Church while at home on leave. every week. Prior to the war an impromptu wed- Erase graffiti Showing those in attendance an "official Navy ding, sans an engagement and a proper waiting Bookies' offer thanks To The Record: sound moving picture," titled War on the Seas, period, would have been frowned on publicly. But At the recent meeting of the with the United States deeply embroiled in the To The Record: We were overwhelmed with ev- Coxswain McLaughlin spoke about what it was like eryone's generosity, and unfortu- Chamber of Commerce Beautifica- to spend 32 days on a life raft after being tor- war, that notion quickly seemed to be put on a We would like to thank the peo- tion Committee, the ugly subject of back shelf. Each week a bevy of brides hastily ple of Westfield for the enormous nately, we were also overwhelmed pedoed in the South Atlantic. Describing how he by the very volume of books do- graffiti was discussed. We ask our was "shooting down enemy planes on route to stood before judge, priest or minister, sealed their outpouring of books for last week's members and all local businesses vows with a kiss and waved goodbye to a departing Friends of the Library Book Sale. nated. It was significantly more Murmansk," and being on the first Navy vessel to than at any time in the past and and property owners to remove land at Naples as an opening to present hostilities husband who was only home on a 48-hour leave. As this letter is being written after graffiti 1'rom their premises im- Would they ever see each other again? far more then we had storage in Italy, his narrative left club members "stunned the first day of the sale, we feel space for. As a result we had to mediately to discourage its prolif- into silence." Those left behind to wait and worry often raised assured that the amount of money turn away some donors, a decision eration. Another speaker, Capt. John J, LaPoint, skipper sons and daughters alone, moving in with family earned by this year's sale for spe- we did not take lightly and which We commend the: cooperation of of the merchant vessel torpedoed in the South or friends to wait out the war. Those with debts cial library projects and acquisi- we regret having had to make. tho Westfield Police Department, Atlantic, joined the Navy pilot in delivering a first- had a reprieve since the war department declared tions will certainly rival, and pos- MARTII MYERS who arc committed to enforcement person account of a German submarine sinking anyone serving in the armed forces would have aU sibly surpass, the best the ANN ROBINSON of local ordinances in this regard. their ship. bills frozen until the end of the war. "Friends" sale has done in the DAVID KJRKWOOD WARREN ROflDEN past. Book Sale Co-chairpersons Chairman

* The Wstfield Record Do we have guts to save farmland? Forbes Newspapers, A Division of Forbes Inc. By DAVID F. MOORE funds, and actually attracts development to Innd in key locations in the slate. protected farm hnrdprs Farmland presoivn- To protect participants in this program, and Malcolm S. Forbes Jr. N.J ConstMviilion Knundtilion Edltor-ln-Chlef tion is a development magnet, raising the to insure uses compatible for hinds not volun- How can Now Jersey retain enough agri- value oT adjacent land and Iluis slilliriK iv tarily enrolled, condemnation powers would Lou Bareony cultural land to maintain 1 lie farm-oriented own growth. be necessary for the slate Depaiti nent of Ag- Publisher economy still existing in many sections? Without coordination between public •• ir.cn riculture Most people. ;it fust glance, like* the idea cies with competing objectives, ronds mid Thai ;. .i 11 AT il ui louary idea, mill I'nr in Kit her, •dwftrtf P. Carroll Nlcol* davfno Cheryl Fenske sewers will continue to split farmland asun- vvr need to aul 111 il i/.e c< unity innl local fjuvem- Chief Copy Editor- from standpoints of proiectinK countrysides, Executive Editor Reporter inenl'. lo adopt development density transfer Special Sections Editor rural environments, water supplies and nir der, bring ever higher lunrl posts iiiul less Kip Kuduk quality Hut lo succeed, it will dike steps re- chance for agriculture to support itself mechanism:-., now only available lolbel'ine William Wealrtoven i icultiu al sUilus quo the public option time, hut we hnvrii'l tin (loUlll.S In ki 11 In,',i i >i|'i icultiu ;il. ability to hike advantage uf il. Farmland as We aho in"'•d ['oil i|ietenl :;li -adv. mtt'Ui aleil Rlertard MoComb Alan M. Churchill Doug Bium are imminent doubling iil' IIif world's popula- sessnicnl, in subsidi/.in)'. I'linner:. mid (level | •• I. J r: • i: i u • .it I11! " Ii II . il anil i i no ity levi "I Si inn • Advertising Manager General Manager Classified Advertising liini and iilieady inadequate world I'IKHI pro Manager (liiction. Af;i'i('iillui nl technology does not open; alike, is i;ellui|; tu lie luiii'.her and Ill' VII. ". ill I i 'I miillli li'i htiii |i< inii'hl evci l in seem to lie able lo keep up with population lonelier sell In New .lerneyni is 1 I H ill' III I I pl.ll I v, ill i I.Hi( j I in ha:.r and Qeorpe Oannon Heather Wyman Kelly Zullo Advertising Representative Classified Telephone j't'owih- There apjienis lo be an unwiilitiiiii'••;•, mi ic .ale wild u '• 1 I • - .1 I UtiUI I'.. III! •Ii I lie wiiy Circulation Director 1 1 1 Solos Manager In New .letwy, .'is in many oilier phires, the purl of Ibe real estate, development and till lali I '•< lev i !' i| HI ii'til . i) ,' ! H Ii':- 'H 1111)' I a II -vul vine, Controller Demands for mote liif'h <|utilily foul pro teelive mechanisms, such us uj;nnil1in,il /mi I'm id lo -.app' H I | ii mi i;i';e. am I I •pleiili.lt the 1 ini; oi' density transfer in niiij'.ements I'll in I \< il 11 I hi • ,\\< • i>| I'dtii.ei vail >|e< I Th»WMlHtilogn paid«1Cr«nlord,NJ07010.POSTWASTCM liiitu'C'i 11 if value ill rnrmliiiiij in New .Jen.ey, With :iome powerful :;iile.';tnnn!;bi|i, there Ivtnulani I • Mild I"1 ploleclell HI Ibiil Wily. pl«M«S«nd ch*r>Ml!oForbmN«wipip«rB, rullillm«ntOllics,(>O0nK 0911. Sornsrvills. I nil we 11m;it keep it ns fnrmlnnd! are avadnble looh; thai can be put itilo piny am I IIOIIMI if, ' "Mill In a

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gists), neonatoto- it Saint Barnabas, we select specialists who created the state's importantly, their quality glsts, neonatal medical professionals like Dr. Sun highest level newborn center.. .to of life. intensive care because of their credentials and be- date, has trained over 1,000 medical So, If you're plan- nurses and cause of their proven record for pro- professionals in life-saving neonatal ning to start a family, technicians. And viding excellent and compassionate resuscitation ... saved the lives of begin with Saint for very specialized .tn health care. countless, critically-ill newborn infants Barnabas for the most with his multi-disciplinary intensive comprehensive OB/GYN needs, we have an care program ... and he has steadily services and the highest unrivaled staff of Increased not only the survival rate of level of pediatric care. We offer total experts in pediatric infectious diseases, premature babies, but also, more healthcare security for both mother and pulmonology, cardiology, urology, neuro- child. Having recently been named a logy, neurosurgery. pediatric intensity, Regional Perinatal Center, we're able to pediatric emergency medicine, and other hi provide the full spectrum and highest pediatric subspecialties level of services for high-risk pregnancies Saint Barnabas Medical Center. and critically-ill newborns. This kind of We're right here >vhen you noed us - providing excellence in care tor mothers During the course of Dr. Sun's care is delivered by our highly-skilled and children. dedicated career as a neonatal inten- maternal-fetal specialists (pertnatoto- sivist, he established the first helicopter FOR A FREE BROCHURE ON air transport team devoted to airlifting THE PEDIATRIC SERVICES Critically ill newborns and Infants to OFFERED AT SAINT BARNABAS MEDICAL CENTER, regional perinatal centers, as well as the WE'RE RIGHT HERE WHEN YOU NEED US. first high-risk newborn Infant transport PLEASE CALL ambulance... led a team of neonatal • • SAINT BARNABAS (2O1) 533 5O45, • • MEDICAL CENTER

Old Short Hills Road Livingston, New Jeney 07039 April 21.19 A-6 Westfield Record Community life Sharing Kids Expo II is on this

This column highlights the accomplishments and gener- Split sessions, expanded osity of suburban Union xx>l- unteers and the services of the charitable organizations they parking, new site offered support. WalkAmerica for hands-on exhibitions By CHERYL HEHL so he solicited help from the West- field YMCA fund-raiser FORBES NEWSPAPERS Funds raised from the event will Imagine what it would be like if be used for scholarships for sum- this Sunday kids were in charge Tor a day. mer camp, Last year the both or- CRANFORD - The 24th They could write checks, run a ganizations realized more than March of Dimes WalkA- hospital or be computer experts. $5,000 apiece to financially assist merica walkathon to raise Just such dreams and much more children whose families cannot af- funds for the March of Dimes can come true Sunday at the sec- ford to send them to camp. The Campaign for Healthier Ba- ond annual Kids Expo at Raritan JCC and the YMCA are both con- bies will be held Sunday at Union County College cam- pus on Springfield Avenue in Cranford. Check-in is at 8 a.m.; walk in adjacent Noma- hegan Park begins at 9. All ages may participate. For more information, or to register as a team or indi- Then and Now vidual for the UCC hike, call Last Year This Year (201) 882-0700. Exhibitors 60 110 Emmanuel group Parking ' 1,100 1,600 seeks volunteers Turnout 8,000 (Turned iwiy 2000} 10,000 (3,000 per teuton) SCOTCH PLAINS - The Sessions 1 Emmanuel Cancer Founda- Prices $3 $4 (Under 2 Free) tion, which works with fami- lies who have a child with Hours 11-2 11-2,3-6 cancer, needs more vol- unteers. The statewide headquarters of the group here needs cleri- cal support, fund raising help and special events aides. Center Expo Hall in Edison. stituent agencies of the United To further explore volun- The Jewish Community Center Way. Last year's Kids Expo, held at Union County College's Cranford campus, grabbed the attention teer opportunities, call Kathy of Central New Jersey (JCC) in The family event, which can be and provided obvious enjoyment for this pair of youngsters. This year's expo will be at Raritan Smith at 322-4323 or (800) scotch Plains and the Westfield attended either in the morning 11 Center in Edison Township. 752-7323. YMCA, sponsors of the event, a.m.-2 p.m. or 3-6 p.m., is designed spent a year trying to correct the to address the curiosity and inter- nies will allow children to climb year with a repeat of their exhibit Hands-on interaction with New problems that resulted in thou- ests of children from preschool to aboard a bulldozer and other con- which thrilled children by actually Jersey 101.5 FM radio station, Summit Bank sands being turned away due to sixth grade in science, music, the struction equipment. United Jer- casting their arms and legs and TKR and Suburban Cable are ex- assist squad lack of space, and parking at last arts and business. sey Bank will demonstrate how an then removing the casts for souve- pected to be popular attractions as year's expo. Exhibits will feature educational ATM works, the "magic" of a nirs. well. Roaming the grounds will be SCOTCH PLAINS — Sum- According to Richard Corman, "hands-on" exploration and dis-snack vending machine will be In addition, there will be booths children's favorite "purple dino- mit Bank made a donation to JCC executive director, this year covery for children, including the Scotch Plains Rescue displayed by CVI catering. with microcomputers, face paint- saur," along with skateasaurus, more than 10,000 are expected to rnany new booths. Liberty Science and crash dummies. Squad in celebration of the oome out for etthar morning or af- Center will have the Viutd> Graf The «n» i» «ponw*ed by busi- ing, karate, gymnastics, live tropi- March 12 grand opening of ternoon sessions, and he urged ev- Static Generator to make chil- ness, banks, contractors, newspa- cal animals sponsored by the the bank's new branch at 437 eryone to "buy tickets as soon as dren's hair stand on end and they pers, and other companies in Mid- Newark Museum, The Seeing Eye Ticket info Park Ave. here. possible." will bring along some fuzzy dlesex and Union Counties. dogs, and many with crafts. There Tickets are $4 per person, (chil- Mr. Corman, who is organizing friends like tarantulas, cock- Other exhibits include simula- will also be outdoor exhibits allow- dren under two are free) and can Temple club the event, said he came up with roaches and multipedes for kids to tion of an oil spill by Exxon Re- ing children to explore an ambu- be purchased by calling the JCC the idea after JCCs in other states touch. search that will include how to lance, a fire, concrete, and milk at 889-8800 or the YMCA at 233- helps Methodists held similar events. What he ini- The Middlesex County Sheriffs clean up such an accident and trucks, and a fire safety house. 270O. Tickets can also be pur- WESTFIELD - The Men's tially envisioned was too large an office will demonstrate canine avoid in the future. Pour theaters will provide other chased at the Rustic Mill in Cran- Club of Temple Emanu-El undertaking for one organization, drug sniffing, while Conti Compa- Westfield Orthopedic Group this entertainment throughout the day. ford. donated $100 toward rebuild- ing the United Methodist Church in Piedmont, Ala. A tornado destroyed the church last month. Official weather stats prove Clothing, food sought by UCC March met its lion-lamb duty CRANFORD - Used cloth- ing items in good condition March in suburban Union County lived up to its 1986 and the record high 86 set in 1990. This year's and non-perishable foods are cliche reputation. March did come in like a lion, maximum average March temperature was 49.5; the sought by Union County Col- registering a low temperature of 14 degrees on the minimum average was 29.9, according to Prof. Daly's lege. The goods are for the first day of the month. It was on the way out when data. college's semi-annual food the high temperature was registered at a lamb-ish 72 Sump pumps were humming throughout the area and clothing drive which degrees on March 24. when March 10 brought the month's wettest 24-hour benefits local, regional and March this year concluded a far wetter January- period when 1.98 inches saturated the ground and international needy. March period than most. The new year has brought more than a few basements. This year's March rain- Food and non-perishable winter-weary suburbia 15.64 inches of precipitation, fall of 6.78 inches, however, was mercifuDy short of food can be brought 8 a.m.-4 the highest since the record of 17.81 was set in Janu- the record month's total of 9.44 inches in March p.m. to the Nomahegan ary-March of 1983. 1983. The driest March around here occurred in 1981 Building hallway, Union On the snow front, the first three months of 1994 when gardeners fretted over a skimpy 1.33 inches of County College campus, dumped 43.5 inches on the region, the highest sum rain for the 31-day month. The wettest January- Springfield Avenue, through since 1978 when the total by the end of March was through-March period was in 1983 when 17.81 inches Friday. just over five feet of snow (60.7 inches). of rain oppressed the area. This year's equivalent Clothing will go to World- Rainy days dampened the equivalent of two full period of time produced 15.64 inches, the fourth reach, a Wcstfiekl-based char- weeks in the month, as Professor R. J. Daly of Union highest total in Prof, Daly's records. ity which will distribute items County College's officially sanctioned Cranford In presenting its rain and fog (one day rated "fog" in Peru. Also sought are weather station reports in his monthly summary. designation in March), the month included 10 days shoots, towels, shoes, blan- Measurable amounts of rain fell on 14 of March's 31 with relative humidity readings of 100 percent. The kets, smnll toys, dolls, stuffed days, Prof. Daly reported. driest reading for March came on the 23d when the animals, cooking utensils, The span of temperatures experienced this damp humidity was at 52 percent. The daily average for the pencils, crayons, baby bottles, March, 14-72, was well within the extremes rep- month was a somewhat clammy 78.8 percent, tic-cord- typevvritt-fK ;irul used comput- resented by the record low of one degree recorded in ing to Prof. Daly's report. ers. Food will go to St. Mary's Church pantry in Elizabeth, the WrsUiekl Emergency F(HH1 Bunk and the Light- house- Service:* soup kitchen What was that? A personal Home Alone sequel in Newark, Last week my beloved went nway to n After securing nil entrances (which in- wns tn the house! Auxiliary plans seminar fnr two days and two veiy long cludes placing tin enns with pennies in I leapt from bed, (.',rnbl«'o\v and niyhtn. As 1 bade him goodbye, I sighed them on nil the basement window ledges) nrrow find sneaked thninnh the house in formal benefit nnd prepnred for more thnn 48 hours of and turning on the driveway "runway the direction of thr noise. Tip-toeiiij' to- 1'IAINFIKI.I) A gain defending the home front from intruders, Shenanigans lights," nnd putting on all tho lights in the wartl the don, I was ocared out of my wiLi May 7 tx'nofit on Mialf of murderers »»d other ne'er-do-wells who house, 1 was ready for "weapon prepara- by another sound. "Iliis is it!" 1 .said, notic- rntj'ht nttempt to rob, miiim or kill me. tion." ing 1 nm completely paralyzed. the Miihlenlx'rg llcgional He- By Cheryl Hehl modinlysls Center is planned I realize I'm grown up now, but my Even though I WHS primed for n sleep- Just us I wns wondering if the iKiund was by the MuhlenherK Regional childhood fetim never went Jiwiiy. Just be- less nl^ht, there wiis still the possibility of an intruder or just my heart |xiundiii^, 1 Medictil ('enter nuxilinry. cause I'm n wife, ttomrone enllu me Mom chicken (which 1 only ^el when my lie- fulling asleep nnd leaving my territory un- h€>nr another unundi 'I'tiiK sound wns im Thr* "Mngif of Muhlcji find I run May up lute and wutdi anything loved 1H nwny, Bln«? we eal ixtUmml menta defended. The lx>w ami arrow, large hum- fainillur to my ears us my own brcnlhinf;. It bcrj;" Hfilfi, a festive, hlack tir 1 want nit television hdfi never mattered. niAv), I hi'ml back to the home front. Alter mer imti cordless phone on the bed were was the heal coming up in our fiH-year itld event with miiiH'fi, music mid AH (UKHI mi my beloved left, I befiiin to securing my trustworthy cur in the drive- backups in cime 1 awoke to heur tin in- house, elaii(.;infl iind ruttlini;, us always. in(i|:ic, will be held nt Merck prepare for nightfall. There wasn't n mo- way RO criminals think munconu \n home, I truder. With all syBtcnis KO, 1 turned on the Putting down my IHIW and arrow I head Wi irli I ne;«l(|tiiirteiJi in ment to Hp.'wc While- It. wiifi Mill lljjht I lx>Kin the chore of setting tip booby traps. television, nte my chicken and tluj? into the back to my command center, otherwise WhilHintisc Station. headed down In (he basement to our tackle I've leitmed nil my slrnloffy over tlie Chunky Monkey let* cream. known a;; the bed False iilmin, I mumble, Mnin event is In Iw Hi'' liox where I knew I'd find some fishini? yenni. hlnhlng line is terrlfie for Iblliri/', nn.y The next tiling I know it wa« 2Al\ a.m. hut };n ernhhed a ".lini; ;shot. and an old Not nnl.y win; I disappointed that I hud lUnnv AUmi: \\w.\ iiiilhiiif, on MH\ I say intruder nfler you ri>! it up to I lip on in- 1 il*i I'I!17 %'.'. iisiilimi |>)cilc.e I'm In w MIKI in low inn) (liiidt'.ed them upjslnii!i. truder who will then brenk hi:; neck or ul fallen nsleep, hut Chunky Monkey ice aloud. I sil up until <;he(ik:; of lic.lil npiicat 'I' I After •ilniiwliiit! In move the tnimiwiive leiiHt on urm trying to come in the lx>ol>y cremn had melted nnd dripped mil of the on the eastern hoii/on and inid:: I>**f*11• tn ,|;. i' i • < ., ,• I.1..- • .1' ll. i ;nt in limit of the ba.wrnenl fitnim, 1 real trapped door or windows CHIVIIIJ.; me time cnrtoM MIKI made n iliens of me and every- chirp. In another \2 limns it will lie tunr lo nil fie ticketa, $10, an> l/.eil dark wnfi ii|i|'i(ii»rliini; fust. With little thing I'IMI1- ' I'M lnterestt.il In thlH fjtiy on man the home front ai;mn. to cull till), thifortumitely, I (Uncovered 1 available Itu'mi^h the Mu lime tn Infie, 1 meed In th«* utorf fur sup (lint lining HIIM particular trap and forget- tek;viiilon who was npiilyinij colored hair II'B not eniiy brinj . a grownup who never lilrnlx'i'M Kountlnlioji, IH1B- plleM, Chunky Monkey lee cream In liiuul, tltif? you did HO eiin IK- hn/.anlouii to your Hprny on haltl H|x>lft ami i'lnlmiti^ it liHiked Hit'W up. Hut it lnk("i a reid man lo ndtnit find some of the Cnlonel'n extra cninchy health. like liidr - when 1 heur u noise. Someone you're not the Wuiniiu yon tilioiild be, April 21, 1994 W#stfl#M A-7 WHS senior Joe DeLuca tops Jn woodworking skills, leading ly NICOLE A. OA VINO ther did. If you put your mind to it, handyman. I can't get too high on THE RECOIID ""• look what you can do.'" myself or I'll probably mess up," And if you look at the showcase he said. "I just do it because I like WesUield High School senior Joe or take a peek into Joe's home, it- DeLuca calls himself a handyman, indeed you will see what Joe can Joe knows that the average Joe but others call him a legacy. do. Everything from a magazine (no pun intended) may not be able is Ihe most accomplished rack to a TV cabinet to a dresser. to create things the way he can, prolific woodworker that I Right now Joe is working on a 36- but it's simply a matter of passion. had the privilege of teach- inch diameter custom blue devil "I always knew since I was a lit- said his industrial arts teach- sign for The Devil's Den, the tle kid that I loved to make stuff , William Hansel. "Joe's gradua- school store. out of wood," he said, describing >n could have been a letdown for Joe explained the process of numerous wooden tree houses he as well as for the students in- built with pieces of wood he and •£3ipired by his work. Joe is not going making the sign, from shaping and sanding the base to cutting out his friend would find on the ''"^o let this happen." ground. "Of course, my parents each piece of the design like a puz- & After four years of woodworking didn't like that." he laughed. With zle. It's this process and progres- the high school, Joe is leaving new furniture scattered about the sion in the building that Joe enjoys mark. He has been instrument house, their feelings have defi- SHARON WILSON/THE RECORD in building a super-showcase and that keeps him coming back nitely turned to pride, for more. Joe DeLuca work* in the Westfield High School wood shop. His skills make him a legendary .„ Wthin the school to provide stu- 'One of his first major projects student, many claim. ^(ients with both a display arena "Sometimes when you're stuck was a small cabinet that took him Kjund a feeling of pride and recogni- on one part it gets boring, but then nearly a year. Now Joe could make tion. you get to the next step and you the piece in about two months. He "I can look back at what I've look at it and it feels good," he is an independent study woods stu- Frank Goffreda is named to board ir-vj done and it seems weird that I've said "There's a great satisfaction dent and spends at least three peri- changed that room," he explained. when it's done." ods a day at his craft. "I want to be able to come bade Sounds like the work of an artist, After graduation, Joe is heading of N.J. Workshop for the Arts here down the road with my kids and but Joe said he wants to keeps his to Delaware to study business at ' *ihow them - 'Look what your fa- ego in check. "It's more like a Frank N. Goffreda, vice president tively supporting community orga- ence and economics from Seton Wesley College, but his heart re- and manager of Central Jersey nizations such as the Westfield Hall University. mains in his craft. He said he Bank in Westfield, has joined the Symphony and the United Way of The New Jersey Workshop for wants to go to college for the expe- board of the New Jersey Workshop Westfield. "What the Workshop is the Arts is a nonprofit arts work rience, but he will get work with a for the Arts, said Dr. Theodore K. accomplishing in the arts benefits I Chalk talk construction or furniture-making shop providing children and adult*. Schlosberg, director of the Work- the community," Mr. Goffreda said. with year-round instruction in business both to advance his craft shop. Schlosberg and the other "I welcome the opportunity to be and allow him to continue to cre- drama, dance, music, fine arts ami Roosevelt. board members welcomed Gof- involved as a member of the board ; Symphony in schools ate. Joe explained how he spent freda to the nonprofit arts organi- and to help in any way I can." special interests. Under the dim Students will perform self- his last summer out of school tion of Dr. Schlosberg, it evolvci A brass trio from the Westfield written vignettes which deal with zation at a board meeting held A resident of Sparta, Mr. Gof- .-.Symphony Orchestra will present thinking and planning all the Tuesday. freda has more than 20 years of from The Westfield Summer Wori< friendships, relationships, ac- projects he could do when he got - ?What Can You Do With a Tune?" ceptance and coping skills. The "Mr. Goffreda brings an exten- experience in banking. He holds a shop established in 1972, now back to the woods room. •for Westfield students grades K-3, ROOT program is co-directed by sive financial background to the or- master's degree in finance, and a known as the Westfield Workshop courtesy of Bioomingdale's. The in- Student Assistance Counselor Eventually, Joe wants to run his ganization and his knowledge and bachelor's degree in political sci- for the Arts. teractive program is scheduled for Carol Gerson and Vocal Music own business, making sure that he expertise will be a great benefit to Jefferson and Franklin Schools Teacher Peter Bridges. is always involved in the actual us as we continue to expand the SINCE 1891 THE STANOARDOFQUALITY FOR 100 YEARS' M ^^ May 4 and for Washington, Wilson, The production will be per- building of things. He says he is Workshop's arts and cultural pro- < Tamaques and McKinley Schools formed to all fifth-graders Wednes- not a dreamer, 'Til just wait until I grams," Dr. Schlosberg said. May 31. day and intermediate school stu- get my chance and then I'll do my Goffreda said Central Jersey dents April 29. A group of 20 stu- best job." Bank has a long tradition of ac- SPRIN6 PLANTS 69.and Heart Fest dents involved in the REACH pro- iOO VARIETIES • OUR MAIN PRICES gram at the high school visited the t Josephine Oliveri, Nurse/Health KM* iaw-j fwt ha h M-M m mum fm M .Educator at McKinley School coor- town's elementary schools to invite dinated u program teaching stu- fifth-graders to the ROOT produc- rjSylvan Learning Center OPINING WIOCtPCCIALS I dents the value of a healthy diet, tion. stressing low fat and low choles- Helping kids be their best. GERANIUMS -tmmm terol. Students celebrated at "Heart Local side n*e nt • NM 121» Fest," a sf>ecial lunch program. Resident and Morrison-Beard • Booit yovr child's grades. IMPATIENS-*.•*»« ***.» The unit was made possible by a freshman Elizabeth Hanson is in • Build self-esteem. ftag.Ml -Now It lor joint effort <>!' the American Heart the cast of Side by Side, a review of • Pratnias in rvMtog, mata, tlftfrra HERBS 1 PERENNIALS IWM Association and the PTO the music and lyrics of Stephen ivrimf, SAT/ACT coftgc pnp, study Sondheim, to be presented by the •Mb, rTi drama students of Morrison-Beard «M MV MJ^ ^jxsassz £ * sun's SiSs Preventing assault school 8 p.m. April 28-30 in Wilkie Franklin School students in Hall. Tickets are available at the NEW JERSEY BOTANICAL GARDENS grades K-4 participated in the NJ door. The school is located on Child Assault Prevention Program 494*2300 Whippany Road and Hanover Av- I HIM. I •. f'/lHKW/VY Wl *. I HV1I t f . f-J J. OClfl 7O (CAP) recently. A teacher in-seivice enue in Morristown. and parent education program pre- ceded workshops for children. Prevention strategies suggested at the CAP workshops included sell-assertion techniques, peer sup- Better Days port, communication and reporting . skills. Funded through n grant, the How To Get What You Want State CAP program used Franklin assumption that the other person school as a Held test school. The first step to- ward getting wants to satisfy your request. It's far what you want Is more effective than a complaining Rain Forest fair deciding what it toneordefensiveness. Avoid anger, The Children's Rain Forest is you do want. Whether you're threats or unreasonable demands Workshop at Roosevelt School is negotiating with your boss fora pro- that will get the other person's back sponsoring an outdoor craft fair motion, or with a local contractor to up. and garage sale to be held Apr. 30, remodel your kitchen, it's vital to 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at 301 Clark Street. have a clear idea of what you want to Show your opponent the advantag- The event will also feature a bake accomplish. Your negotiating stance es to giving; you what you want — sale, pony rides and games for chil- may need to have some flexibility encouraging better work from you dren. The rain date is May 1. built in: Decide what concessions as an employee, or keeping a con- Proceeds will benefit the activi- struction crew busy offseason. This ties of the Children's Rain Forest you can offer to get your way, and what elements are basic to the deal. builds a collaborative relationship; Workshop. For more information, there's a positive return in store for caU 654-9267. Maintain a positive outlook, a basic both of you. ROOT show Presented •• • community tervice by Barbara T. Fiahbeln, ACSW, BCD Nursing care at the Edison and Roosevelt School LJcemeri Marriage and Family Therapiit. eighth-graders will present a Re- Hours by Appointment 9OA-233-0419 flecting On Our Time (ROOT) mu- Princetonian: for those accustomed sical awareness production, en- titled "I'm Okay, You're Okay," for the public at 7:30 p.m. Monday at READY TO INVEST? to the finer things in life. Portasoft names John McCarthy elegance. Whether selecting from a marketing chief F SOMEONE YOU LOVE HAS LONG Porlasoft Company, based in Wt'sttii'ld, New Jersey's oldest and enjoyed the finer things life has choice of individually prepared largest water conditioning and pu- I rification company, has announced meals served on fine china, or (he appointment of John McCarthy to offer, why compromise their to the posit inn of marketing man- ;I!',IT ol' the IH.MI and industrial di- lifestyle when the need arises for enjoying a sociable afternoon ten on vision:;. 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Obituaries J Albert L. Peterson, 66 A retired management consultant Albert L. Peterson, 66, who once 1950. Mr. Peterson was a member was a management consultant and of Theta Epsilon fraternity at the quality control worker, died April college and also belonged to 16, 1994 at his home. Wheatsheaf-Oriente Lodge No. 272, He was born in Bridgeport, Free &t Accepted Masons, in Conn., and had lived in Westfield Roselle. since 1970. He was a Navy signalman in the Mr. Peterson was a management Atlantic and the Pacific during consultant to the Alexander Proud- World War II. foot Co. from 1910-72, then worked Surviving are his wife, Arlene in the quality control department Cacoso Peterson; a brother, Donald Peterson of Bridgeport, Conn.; and of the Carpenter Technology Corp. a sister, Ruth Ann Makar of Fair- in Union until his 1984 retirement. field, Conn. He previously was the New York Services were held Tuesday at City and Newark manager of ticket the Dooley Funeral Home, Cran- sales for United Airlines, with ford. which he was employed for 15 In lieu of flowers, contributions years. may be made to the Center for He received a bachelor's degree Hope Hospice, 176 Hussa St., Lin- in business from Upsala College in den, 07036. Dorothea Johnson, 91 Clubwoman; recently of Westfield Dorothea E. Johnson, 91, a club- Her husband, Henry C. Johnson, woman and most recently a resi- died in 1985. dent of this community, died April Surviving are a son, Andrew 14, 1994 at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Johnson of Westfield; a grand- Mrs. Johnson was born in Newdaughter, Diane Kramer of Bridge- Crafty proceeds York City. She lived in North Ar- water; a grandson, David Johnson, Meridian Nursing Home residents Rosina Bachmann, Caroline Mew, Helen McMaster, Sadie Kraua and Sylvia Will present a lington, Bloonnfield, North Plain- a great-grandson, Andrew Johnson, check representing proceeds from a recent residents' craft fair to Mlki Leitner, vice president of the Westfield Rescue Squad. field, and Lakehurst before moving The squad is in the midst of its 1994 fund drive. to Westfield more than 10 years and a great-granddaughter, Brenda ago. Johnson, all of Stuart, Fla. She was a past president of the Services were held Saturday at North Arlington Woman's Club and the Gray Funeral Home. Burial once served on the North Arlington was in Restland Memorial Park, Cooking, trips Public Library's board of trustees. East Hanover. Mrs. Johnson formerly was a mem- Contributions may be made to open at adult ber of the Bloomfield Garden Club. the Salvation Army. school now In the closing weeks of the Emil T. Eitel, at 90 Westfield Adult School spring curriculum, students may Insurance agent; once of Westfield register for two new cooking Emil T. Eitel. 90, a former insur- He was a member of the Inde- classes and hvo new day ance agent and councilman in pendent Insurance Agents of New Union County, died April 13. 1994Jersey and once belonged to the trips. at Union Hospital. Roselle Kiwanis Club. Suzanne Landj>- will intro- He was born in Waterbury, Surviving are his wife, Mabel J. duce cooks to modern, Conn., and lived in Westfield be- Wear Eitel; two sons, Gordon E. healthy, delicious recipes. Eilel and Bruce E. Eitel; five "Guilt Free Desserts." May 2, fore moving to Roselle in 1929 grandchildren; seven great- Mr. Eilel owned a Roselle insur grandchildren; two brothers, The- will demonstrate five 'proof ance agency under his surname odore Eitel and Otto Eitel; and two positive'' recipes, which are from 1924-74 and served on thesisters, Margaret Corbcy and Eliza- sweet without the Hdditinn of Roselle Borough Council from beth Eitel. refined sugar. 1952-58 He also was a pasl master Services were held Saturday at "For the Love oi' Beans," of Wheatshcaf-Ovienl Lodge No. the J.C, Prall Funeral Home, 272, Free &. Accented Masons, in Roselle. Burial was in Graceland May 9, will feature the prepa- Roselle. Memorial Park, Kenilworth. ration ol' six dishes high in carbohydrate energy and cho- lesterol lowering fiber and Timothy Rickwood, 41 low in cost. House Tour "94 "Inside Bucks County's Art This 1936 Georgian Center Hall Colonial on Cranford's North Side is among live homes on Auto mechanic; an alumnus of WHS World," Tuesday, M;iy 3, is a the May 7 Westfield Symphony Friends' house tour. Tickets, $16 each, are available at Rorden Timothy Rickwood, 41, an auto- His father, William Riclwood, bus trip departing from Bra- Realty, Barrett and Grain Realtors, Barons Orugs, Lancasters and The Quimby Bookstore. mobile mechanic who graduated died in 1987. dlee's parking lot in Clark from Westfield High School in Surviving are his mother, Bar- 8:15 a.m. and returning at 1970, died April 10, 1994 at Rantan bara Urbanski Rickwood, and two about 5:45 p.m. In Bucks Bay Medical Center, Perth Amboy brothers, John P. Rickwood and County, Pa., participants will Dinner, fashion show set for Tuesday Division. William Rickwood, all of Westfield; visit the home and studio of fashion show will be the addition of men's clothjng Mr. Rickwood lived in Westfield a sister, Kathy Bauer of Roselle; The Jefferson School PTO will hold its annual din- and his maternal grandmother, Ben Solowey, tour the James ner and fashion show 7 p.m. Tuesday at L'Affaire, modeled by two Jefferson School teachers. I before returning to his native Emelia Urbanski of Perth Amboy. Michener Ail Museum, and Hair styling for the models will be provided cqur- Perth Amboy in 1979. He was on Route 22 East, Mountainside. The event is open to the Services were held Thursday at visit the furniture studio of public. tesy of Salon Lenore. Makeup for the evening will be the staff of a now-defunct Chevron the Flynn & Son Funeral Home, woodworker George Na- courtesy of Betsy Fraser, independent skin care con- service station in Scotch Plains Reservations are required. Tickets are being sold 3- Fords. kashima. The outing includes 3:30 p.m. weekdays through tomorrow. Reservations sultant for Mary Kay Cosmetics. and more recently was self- Contributions may be made to Door and raffle prizes will be awarded during the employed. the Perth Amboy First Aid Squad. lunch at Odettes, overlooking may also be made by calling 232-6627. course of the evening. They include a 19-inch remote the canal in New Hope. Tickets are $29 and include the fashion show and a control television, a dinner and show at Medieval "West Point," May 7, is a dinner consisting of soup, salad, entree and dessert. Times, an assortment of beauty services from Salon Frances Garrett Settles, 72 bus trip departing from Roos- The spring line of clothing from Sealfons in West- Lenore, Silver membership at the Westfield YMCA evelt Intermediate School field will be featured. Models include Jefferson School and High Tea for four at the Short Hills Hilton. parents and teachers. A new feature of this year's All proceeds will benefit the Jefferson School PTO. With area organizations and RCA 8:30 a.m. and returning 6:30 Frances Garrett Settles, 72, whoPlains. She also was a volunteer p.m. At the United States was active in area organizations with the American Cancer Society Military Academy, a local and worked at the Avenel plant of and the American Heart Associa- guide will take participants to Pinion Count;) places Oi Mlorsljip the former RCA Corp., died April tion. Trophy Point, the Cadet 10, 1994 at her home. Surviving are a daughter, Joan Harris, a son, Ernest K. Settles III, Chapel, Buffalo Soldiers St. Paul's ST. BERNARDS She was born in Decatur, Ala., and a granddaughter, Kimberlee Field, and Mitc-hie Stadium. Advertise in and had Lived in Westfield since Harris, all of Westfield. Luncheon at a restored Japa- United Church of Christ CATHOLIC CHURCH 1954. Fcitoes Newspapers A memorial service was held Fri- nese farmhouse will be fol- 21 3 Center St. 368 Sumner Ave. Mrs. Settles belonged to senior day at St. Mark's Episcopal lowed by a wine WiKiini; tour citizens' clubs at the Westfield • $10 pet week Is all It costs Garwood Plainfield Church, Plainfield. of Brotherhotxl Winery in Community Center and at St. Arrangements were by Judkins' to advertise your religious 789-1285 756-3393 John's Baptist Church in Scotch Colonial Home, Plainfield. Washingtonville services © Mass Schedule Rev. Frederick Rogers Students may register for •Reach over 25,000 homes Saturday: 5:30pm Worship and Sunday School these classes; or trips by catl- throughout UnionCounty Sunday: 8:00, 9:30 ing the Wi'Ktlield Adult •Call 908-722-3000, ext. 9:30 am Petro Popow, at 79 School RiT.istriir at UMi'.-'KiriO. 6256, ask for Russell 11:30am Native of Russia; baker for 22 years Child Care Available Rev. Joseph F. Barbone, Pastor Pt'tro I'npow, 79 who served in Hr lator was a baker for I'lyems the army of HIP Former Soviet at a Newark bnktry oporate•d by A&P svi[K>rrtiarkets. Patricia M, St. Theresa's Church KENILWORTH UriKMi during Woild War [I, died 541 Washington Ave, Kenilworth April II, 1!I!M ill Mulilculjerj' Re Surviving are IHH wile. Hose GOSPEL CHAPEL arce: 908-272*4444 (»ion;il Medical (''•nli'i. I'lainfield. I'opow; a daughter, Mnria I'I NewarH Ave. 123rd St., Kenilworth ;uul Ivvn Lji'aruli'lukln'n. Hanlon, at 67 Paator: Rev. Joseph S. Bejgrowlcz Mr I'dpiiw \va . liiini ui Kussia. l\ [uneral MJIS:; wiis offered Mon Sunday Masses: Sut 5 30pm 908-272-6131 moved In Heh'.inm in tJ)Mi. anil set Wesll'idd resilient day al Holy Trinity Hoinan I "iiHin Sun. 7:30 9.0O Sunday Services: tied m Newark when he emi^iaied IK: Churrh. Knlimihinfnt vv is in lor three decides 10:30-12 Noon 11 am — Family Bible Hour and hi the United Slates in l!>r>H. He the (ii-iirHiHul IMeniiirial Park man Weekday Mass««: ?-9am 7:00pm — Evening Services Monday, 7:00pm - Boys Brlgwto iilsfi livi'd in Irvinytoi'i iirul in I'lilncia Miijvin Ihinlon, l>7, ,i n;i Miraculous Modal Novena oslciim. Kciiilworlh Wtdnndiy,7:30pm • Pnyir and Blbli Study 1 Following 7:30 pm mass ('el ileKkill, NY. liel'tni' iiiovini', \u ArraliKeineul!; wen by livr nl K.i:;t (M'iini'.r IIIHI h»i thr Fridiy, 7:00pm • Voulh MMtlng 1 SI. Judas Perpetual Novena W!:;tiield Diiolrv ('iiliniial 1 Ionic. past ;i(l van. a H ".uli'lit t ii We ,1 Friday Night Children's Club field Hied April I 1 Mt'll ,i! < )v<-\ Wednesdays at 12 noon & 7:30pm 7-i:3Opm (Qrada School Agt) Novana Holv Hour Cat) For Mort Information ioilk I l< r;pl1ill 11< 'i I nisliai i< I K< lu.ii (I 11. uili HI , i:, Wesley E. Howell, 87 tll'ICl i -i I CRANFORD TERR1LLROA1) The 1st Baptist Church Ml:; llanlmi i . .invi'vtl I>s' Iwn I- I ALLIANCE CHURCH it ' Mill:,. Mu I I I Lin ni IIIHI Thulli.is BAPTIST CHURCH of Westfield Retired accountant; lived in the town / CHERRY STRRET llaiilmi. a ilaii|',|ilci. Naiicv ll;tn IMIO I. Mill Kil Nnl,ii I'liilim Wesley K Unwell, 117. an ,u I liiWfll. died in 19V I, and hi:, ':er Phons: 270-1017 Golebratlvo worship, 10:30 Inn, a I iinlhi'i. Willi.it11 Mm;a11 anil .12* 71*1 church school, all ages, 9:00 eniinlant Wllll Ihe Midland HUM; ond wile, Mathilda Varj;a llnm-ll. Rev. Michael SoBmnn, Pastor (!ii tf:45nrn • Sunrlny School iliiv al .' il I li'lin , I i< mi.Hi I nl hi .lie adult Bible studies died April 1 I IIHII ;M Ins Imme ni i vn K I Inwell, a '-.on, Win-ten H Bunday School 9 15 11:00am - Morning Worship ( 'liui eh I'm i.il w.r. in I'iili vii'W fellowship gaiho rings W11 i 11111; llnwell, ,i 1ep:ii m, (lidi-on Vaif'.n, Sunday Worship 10 30am 6:1 Bprn • Church Tralnlna Mrs Unwell war. born in Newaik and a M ;|IT in law, Maij'.aii'l ||i>w ( Vll li'li'l \' Utllll'l Hie (IlK'ClHin «ll 7:16pm - Evening Worship 1 Sunday Hvunlngn 0:30 pm We're /iere foryoul ami lived III Wc'.llii'li I In-line mov ell Wheel).| (limit", I''I I i II 't al I luiiif, ('niMlofil Wednesday: 1 mi tin C'hllitmi, Ii * If I ll»h 170Elmfllreet 233-2278 inj; lei Whilin/i in l!l'/:i lie w.i'.- ii SITVI''!". were held Mi ii M lay al In lieu ul' llirtvci ;, ci Mitl lid lln Hi:; 7:00pn> - Prayer Mooting 1 1 Nurwv Cam Provided in'r family support ini- Claire Bischoff and Lighting Coordinator .lohn Logan. 1 tiatives, promoting independence The show opens on Saturday April 150 at 8 p.m. v rcn'iaii'ti:!! , and integration of people with dis- performances on Friday and Saturday evenings May 0. 7Ki. 11. 2\) i.n.i abilities. 21. Sunday May 22 there is a 2 p.m. matinee to wind up the HiiismV A; William Waldmnn has dedicated usual, the opening night party with refrcshiTienis will he hckl in- theater after the April 30 show. his career to the commitment to The 8 p.m. performances arc $12 while the matinee 1 $10 Tiekcts improve the quality of life for peo- available at the theater box office 232 1221 and in downtown W.sttuli ple wiih developmental disabilities. Rorden Realty and The Town Bookstore. Commissioner of the Department of Human Services and a member of the governor's cabinet, Mr. Waldman is responsible for devel- Blue Cross and Blue Shield Of New Jersey oping now policies and programs and has supported families in their PRESENTS effort to euro for their family mem- ber with a disability at home, pro- moling interdependence, indepen- dence and productivity, thereby strengthening and maintaining the family unit. For his continued ded- ication The Arc is proud to present Commissioner Waldman with the Humanitarian Award. The recipient of the Spirit of the HEALTH Arc Award is Robert F. Motyka, in- ternational sales director for AT&T TIPS in Berkeley Heights. Mr. Motyka was selected for tin.1; award in rec- ognition of his warm and caring involvement with the agency's TAKINC THE FEAR OUT Child Development Center in Mur- OF SELECTING INDIVIDUAL ray Hill. Mr. Motykii is a manage- ment professional with 34 years of HEALTH COVE RACE progressive and diversified experi- ence who lias made a meaningful You are invited to join us at this free forum impact professionally and person- to learn about ally in the eninnninily NO MORE EXCUSES For inlnrmation,'iwerv;itions. call healthy lifestyles Susan Aireyat 751 M10 and the five new individual health plans The1 Arc of Union County is a full available to you and your family. Have no Hosting Ms. Sills service, community agency com- Opera star, philanthropist and author Beverly Sills, lower left, was guest speaker at the mitted to the advancement, sup- fear, there is a plan suited to your indi- Overlook Hospital Auxiliary's Spring luncheon April 8 at The Hilton at Short Hills. Surrounding port and care uf people with men- vidual needs. Now, there are no more Miss Sills, are Connie Hedden, June Wells and Ruth Czarny ol Westfield. More than 500 tal retardation and ollu-r develop- hospital volunteers and their guests attended the luncheon. mental disabilities. excuses not to have health coverage.

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,'JU..' X" April 21, 1994 Westfteld Record B-1 Sports I: Noble competitor Ron Nobile has been crucial Golf benefit The American Cancer Soci- ety, Union County Unil will part of Westfield's fortunes hold its By NICK DHORfJO Nobile. "It's hard to stay focused 11th Annual THE RECORD with the end of the year approach- Golf Tour- ing but I figure I've come this far nament on When Ron Nobile moved to so I'm not going to slack off now." Monday, Westfieid in 1990 there were a lot Nobile plans to participate in May 23 at of adjustments the young man baseball and football while in col- from Brooklyn had to make. lege and is looking forward to com the Echo So the 17-year-old made the peting at the Division III level. Lake Coun- most of a tough situation by get- "I went to go visit Middlebury try Club in ting involved. with my parents and we liked the Westfield. Nobile, who's headed to Middle- setup of the college and what im- This year's bury College in Vermont this fall, pressed me the most was the fact special spent a large part of his unfinished that the coaches stress academics guest will be none other than senior year at Westfield High en- while having very strong athletic Dave Brown, the NY Giants' grossed with programs," said Quarterback. Don't miss the athletics as he's Nobile. chance to meet Dave while captained in Most recently, enjoying a day of fun, sun football, basket- he was selected and golf. ball and base- by the Westfteld The Union County tour- ball. Chapter o nament will qualify at least "I feel play- Union to receive ing sports was a the UNICO three teams to go to the good way to get "Brian Piccolo' State Finals on September to know people sports award fa 19, 1994 at Forsgate Country in a very posi- 1994. Club. Golfers can participate Please pass the baton tive setting," The award is AUGUSTO F. MENEZCS/THE RECORD by playing for an entry fee of said Nobile, given to athletes Westfield High freshman Suzy Kozub takes the handoff from sophomore Karen McGuire and $250.00 which includes 18 who'll turn 18 who portray the heads for the homestretch of the 4x800-meter event of the Blue Devil Relays. Westfield estab- hole-event, green fees and in August. "The qualities charac- lished meet and school records with a 10:10.5 triumph. BELOW: The Blue Devils' Lawrence Ho cart, open bar, all meals, all hard part of it teristic of Pic takes it from Jim Nicholl en route to an 8:14.2 victory in the boys 4x800 race. gratuities. You can sponsor a all is coming to colo, which in tee or green for $150.00. terms with elude leadership Companies are also encour- graduation and courage, unself aged to participate. Contact realizing that all ishness and ded the Unit office at (908) 354- this will be over ication to his o 7373 for a registration bro- very soon." RON NOBILE her team. ' enure. All funds raised at the Last Thurs- "I feel it's i Golf Tournament support day, the 230-pound catcher put to- prestigious honor to be able to wir valuable programs in cancer gether one of the best perform- this award and I'm very happj research, education, and pa- ances thai Wesliield Head Baseball about il." said Nobile "After Coach Bob Brewster has ever seen found out I was up for the award tient services. in his 12 years in the Blue Devil did a Little research on Piccolo and program. realized he was a very special man Fun run Westfield was able to defeat Co- and I feel lucky to \ie associated lumbia 8-3 as Nobile smashed two with that type ol person. The Westfield Recreation home runs and drove in eight runs. Being a lender is not for even- Commision will host its fourth "It was just amazing what he one involved with athletics bu annual 5-Miler and 1 Mile was able lo do in that game.'" said Nobile soems to have enough prac- Fun Run Saturday at Brewster. "1 was counting the RBI tice in captaining three spurts. ' Tamaques Park in Westfield and thought it was six but I was 'Ron is a very good leader anr Proceeds from the event will quickly corrected when I congratu- isn't ulVaid to pump the team up o . go to benefit drug and alco- lated Ron and ho told me it was tell n plnyer to get into gear," said hol-free programs. The event eight." Brewster. "He's also n silent leadc will begin with the 1 -Mile Fun Outside of athletics, the West- who speaks with his play, which ii Run al 9 a.m. followed by the field resident spends much of his most cases is enough." 5-Miler at 9:30 am. time studying as he boasts a 3.6 Nobile will also participate in th< Registration fee for the 5- grade-point average while being in- celebrated State North-South All volved in the National Honor Soci- Star football game this summer, an miler is $10 and for the fun ety and Who's Who Among Ameri- event which features some of th run it's S5. For race applica- can High School Students. best senior talent in the state. tion or information, please "1 definitely feel that the aca- "I'm very excited and fortunatt contact the Westfield Recre- demic part of school is more im- to play in this game with some ation Commission at (908) portant than the athletic side," said (Please turn to page B-2) 789-4080. More WTA news Veteran Westfield athletes set marks The Westfield Tennis As- sociation has announced its 1994 program of lessons for youths (grades 2 through 12) Devils in Blue Devil Relays event and adults. Nancy Harter, Jeanie Perrotta and their as- By IVY CHARMATZ hler Stadium, Westfield tied Linden at 61 points each. sistants will return to teach look solid "I think the thing that comes from the Blue Devil •I'm-: KKCOKI) for the WTA. The spring se- Invitational is the fact that we have a verv Ualentotl ries begins on May 2 and Despite the dreary conditions which forced Satur- group that's capable of being serious on all levels of day's Blue Devil Kelays track and field meet to be competition." ends in late Juno. The sum- so far postponed alter two events until Monday afternoon. The boys did equally as well in the Relays, placing mer series begins in late many Westfirld Ili^h athletes made quite an im first in throe events, and taking second in two. June and ends in mid- By WICK PHORIO pression nn their competition. The 4x80U relay team of .John O'Brien, Jim Nicoll, August. All lessons will be The j;iils team r.aniered Uvo first place finishes and I^wrence Ho and Ted Kilcummoinns placd first in THE RECORD held at Westfield's Memorial m the pruce:•; it tv.'o -chuol record:-. The first came H:M 2. Kilcnmmons and Ho then teiimed up with Park tennis courts, adjacent The Westfield High School vol- in the -IxiliH) iiieii-i ii|.i\ when sophomores Terry Mt- Eiwyn LyKht and Matt Klmucchio to finish first m the to tho pool complex Applica- leyball team is off to a strong start lanette <:v:U.I). Hti.ii.111 ilainbino ((2:15.1), Karen distiince medley (l():l(i.!)X tions nre currently available with victories in four of its first five McCiiiiie {['.'Si'it and he.hman Su/y Ko/ub (2:21181 "C'onsideiinj; Ihe rain and the (net that two of us at the Westfield Memorial Li- encounters. finished In .1 in II) 111 :i. breakuii', the IS>!)1 school and ran the -IxHUO 20 minutes earlier, we did a j;ood job in brary, the Wostfiold Recre- The Liidy Devils have relied meet marl, of in \'A ;> eel l).v .). An/elone, K. C'raiuly, A. the mitllcy." said Kilconinmtis. ation Commission office, the heavily on returning seniors like Stout and A Ktn'rlll. .Jason Alx-rtson had :iti excellent Ihrow iilonn with Mountainside Indoor Tennis Gloria Ko. Audi Scull. Maria Napi- ••]')]) happ-. \M> biiil'.e the record, said tiambinn. Chris llanos a:; they captured first place in the javelin "Our whole team iltil very well. Kveryone jiut their relay (UHH-OV Center and Tennis Etc orkowski, Erin McCarthy. Karin best fool lorward ,mil v.e .houldbe very proud." In the sprint medley Nlioll. IAT.IH, Klmucctun and Please cnll Gordon Vickors at Rosen and Liz Ryu, "This is one of the must experi- The-second :.e!icto| recoid was set l>> Shi Kia Cartel Marcus Cornet 11 wele sect mil I if ^l> '.!> 6134 867 L> for additional infor- (107-lit and Kelw-cca Sta\i'tiick {<)\>'.',) m the discus Wesl field's only othii -,i vond place was in the polr mation about the program enced teams I've over had n chance to be a part of." said Head relay. The two Illinois nddeil !)-l I to the 1!)8H record til' vault relay when Ainit Mai'.ilieli and i'nul Hayes All Westfiold residents and \U'A !l ret by N Mm i is and 1,. Mike. junipif 1 a tola! of '.!() Ii Coach Heather Keniuxly. "We have 1 their cjuosls nre; invited by the a lot of experienced players Lhilt "Tin:: was my lii'-l meet of the season, but I'm "Considonnj . the postponement. Hie meel went tfoilil! to ha\-e lo step nj> mine to \^'m the counties," well We had some r\crllen1 ininoi \a|--ulv and IVesb WTA to partake in tin evninnr] know we have to remain focused in said Carter I want to be the county champion in man performances." said hoys Head Cn;u'h .lohn Mar- of fun and tennis on Satur- every game because the competi- both the ili-.cus. and shot put" tin. "It's a i',re;it i'\cii! .mil we have ('.real support day. April 9, IKJIII 7 p in to tion ts very ijood In the distance inedlev Keltic ( loncalves. Kara IVor1 everyone ' midiiujlil at the Motml unside After defeat in.!'. Union Catholic lo l-'IciniiiiMi' Mi.HI.i liichaid: and Xainla Marlin.> I'm I' »!h team-- M-III find out today iTIiiir d;iyi if then Indoor lenm:, Club In re si art Ihe reason, the l^idy Devils 1 1 1 r.fii'ilni II' :' i'ooi I i -i K II i-'l i tm I'ourtb place limes qualified them Im I "- I'l-nn Ucl.iv: schi'duieil '."ivc a 'pd! HI the .innii,il had then hoine opener ai',ains1 In a dual im-i-l i-.irlirr la I Wei'k al o a! Cull v l^e I'm lale next week S(innq SIM I,I! ( all iNttier S'-oich Plains and were ;il ih • to n'.o C.liol (ijnns .il ;Uli'1!)1 !>l easily with a 2 I) victory but the 1 .lean 1'ownrs al I >'1 Iw'li'l jihnnhlinj , block c;jme in their next match as they fell i) !! to Kli/abelh. WHS soph Bertkowski among Ihosn playeis who intend "We sliirled oil very well against |i p |)l,iy i ill .it 1V >' Hi" W I A isll/al >elli rii id 'Ac lumped out to an c.liaHimije laiid'H > must siqn it I) lead in Ihe middle of the I'll si — up in'fiiH' Api li in uitlet ti i i • ,, , i ,., ,r ' il ui« .1 l-Acuii n i)'iHI ni I.I JHII leaders in Walk-A-Thon effort h.ivf Ilicii name • lislril II) the £;,;::;:• :••;:;:"m><;;; ^^- ^ r^ax* s Tin : ,111111 . i W .Is Anici n a I'll, ill. 1 lj',1 'I i | M 'I SI HI I 1.1 I'll!' 't I III i lln 'i Im v one ol 'inn | ,'h-m. ha. b.-.-n ihat goes up for n return durlntj ;i 1 1 lav " I 'i -ii] i|e ,II 111 .11" ' i-iln 'i i will Sports pa I llclpati' IN spin I . a a li p 'I i 11 ie| ." ue allow learns lo come bael; and roCOIlt Hllitch. pal licipale in .1 Wall- \ 'I'l i' m In ill tin • I'.II I v ar.il;, I lael, an. I fielil ." Inside We have lo coiicenliale and riol I aise n iiinrv lo 1 H -l|' .'. unbiil bll Ib Icaln She . a ibol puliel al id . .lii -.-> . alone, it pele in I be |uvrhn event ** nn Hie presence ol maliv ol its undel cla:.smci i as a icsilll ol sevotal IS expelled that nine Ibtlll : ..Hi' by Al Lies 'When I WM-. at !• .Ir uti IliliTine . | MllllMIIKI H".( injuries the team has u-.lamed in Ihe eaily pail ol the season $1,01)0,111111 will be Ml .' d in I | Youth '1111111:; II H diate School coach ,1ml; Martin,-* "We've had a couple ol iiai'.i'.nii', llijulles lo some of our key plny.jn,, ' t linnti t nuiily College in ( ATlmii. enen iiaj'.eil ntr to i-oine mil and** said Kennedy r.ul Hie player; have stepped in and done il ince.joli in \r, Hie final .jiiitiil for Ihe WiilU A 1 She' - also i|llile nelivc in olhi'f help Ihe lenm," she aid "Wlieli I «m Go! a score to report? Ihe position:; Ilial had In I ie filled " 'I'l Hctinol liclivllies, hill HIH1 »ny«, "I moved into Infill school, I !>ecmil('./_ . ,/,' \,,L- /l,/,.i;,<, cmmliyl,/ liviin;tnii anil a '.' (I win ovei Shaba/./, whirli look plnee l;isl uTS:W,XK nil, Seli3!;;, ,\,-i «.« I prwilw every day with Lain mid I- WfstnHd In llm WHIU Hr-riUawskl. it physieiiHy- (MOIM* (urn (it puK* H 2\ ^ April 21,1994: f t)elbarton tops Westfield laxers BLUE DEVIL CALENDAR APRIL 21-27 Westfieid ai Chatham, 3:30" ' i By NICWDtfORlO However, the bigger Westf'ield (4-3) was in game, Westlield traveled to Maple- (All time* p.m. unlati oltierwiM notKt) Tennii ;niK story of the game was the control of the game with wood to face the Cougars of Co- Wosrtield v& Union Catholic al Tamaques goal keeping us Westfield a 3-2 lead but the Chiefs lumbia and the outcome was much FRIDAV, APRIL 22 Park. A , • k ., The Weslfleld High School la- received solid play from were able to score runs in" sweeter with an 8-3 victory. Tanni* Votlcytall ;, * crosse team dropped its first game Tom Ryan and Mike the sixth and seventh Westfield got a powerful game Westftek) at. Linden. 4 Westlield al Summit, 4 * of the season Monday to Delliarton Abiics who combined for which was good enough from senior captain Ron Nobllc as Girls Track Baaaba'll 11-3 in Morris town. Penn Relays in Philadelphia Wesliietd vs. Elizabeth at Edison Mterm^ 17 saves. for the victory. he belted two homers including a BiaetoaH The Green Wave, unbeaten in dials School, 4 , - v |\ '• -• Other scores for Westileld came The Blue Devils got a nice game two-run blast in the fifth as West- Westlield at Linden, 4 : Softball ••' three outings, got off to a fast start from Ed JofTc, Steve Monnigcr field jumped out to a 5-3 lead and a Sortball Westfield at Elizabeth, 4 and never let up. from Dave F«la as he got on base and Jerome Stewart as they all twice while singling in a run. three-run shot in the seventh. He Linden at Westlield, 4 Lacroaaa Westfield (5-1) got its three goals Qolf Westlield vs. Peddie at Tamaqut» Park, 4 ^ scored two goals apiece. "We did a nice job against Pisea- totaled eight RBI on the day. from Dave Schallcr, Charles Salz- Kris Williams, a junior, threw a Weiflwtd at Ridge, 3:30 man and Ed JofTe. taway because we only had onethree-hitter as he struck out nine TUESDAY, APRIL It ' But things looked a little bright- BASEBALL error." said Head Coaqh Bob Brew- and walked only two. He also hit a SATURDAY, APRIL 23 Oolf After being rained out a couple ster. *'So far this season we've BaMbaH WesttiekJal Union Catholic, 3:30 , . er last Wednesday as the Blue Dev- single and a double. Westfield at Hoboken, 11 a.m. Tarmia of times last week the Blue Devils played most of our games very :t ils posted a 10-5 victory over Lacroaaa Westfield at Colombia. 4 " Mountain Lakes at Tamaques Park were able to get a few games in. close and it's unfortunate to lose a Boy* Track - ( SOFTBALL Westfield vs. Ridgewood at Tamaquaa Park, in Westfield. On Friday. Piscataway was able game by one run but we've played The Devils feU to Roselle Park 1 WeaWeld vs. East Side al Kehler Stadium, 4 ( Paul BaJy was the big gun for to get the best of the Blue Devils well and we just want to continue by a 6-2 margin Friday. Westfield QMa Track A -Westfield with two goals with four as the visiting team walked away to improve." (3-3) got doubles from Lii Kozub MONDAY, APRIL 2S Weatlield at East Side, 4 1 assists. with a 4-3 comeback victory. The day before the Piscataway and Liz Devlin. • ' • '• . i*. RUNNING

RACE FOR THE RAINBOW ' Robert Penn, 32, ol Cranford wts fifth in •117:05 in the Race For The Rainbow on Sun- • day, April 17 in New Brunswick. •••• The flace For The Rainbow was a USATF- Quality At LOWEST PRICES EVER! Midlartd Run Grand Prix event. Proceeds from t the run benefited the New Jersey Chapter of ylhe National Committee lor Prevention of Child 1/2 Price Bag Attachments Available on All Models Abuse.

CHERRY BLOSSOM 10K Nawark, Sunday, April 17 8 H.P. Rear Engine Rider with Electric Start Snapper Tractor Local Ffniihera Mfg.Sug.PrlCf>$17M.M Place Runner Name, Town, Age, Time Mfg. SUQ. Price I419.M Mfg. Sug.Prlc* $1849.95 91. Donald Kelly. Westtiek). 00:40:54 NOW $1599.95 104. Richard Konet. Westfield. 47,00:41:34 NOW $299.95 NOW $1499.95 190. Joseph Barbleri, WestfieW, 35, 00:44:48 TOTAL SAVINGS $365 282. Brian Grandstrand. Westfield, 39, 00:47:34 4H.P. NINJA 297. Steven Rogui, Westfield, 35,00:47:57 Recyling 381. Robert Corrado, Westfield, 45, 00:50:10 Mulching Mower 543. James Ctldea, WMtfiek), 53, 00:55:31 683. Joseph Serzan, WWfteW, 38. 01:02:42 TOTAL SAVINGS $160 RACE FOR THE RAINBOW New Brunswick, Sunday, April 17 Local Flntihara Place Runner Name. Town, Age, Time • 108.Lewis Seagull, Westfield, 41, 25:47 * 133. Lee CahrtottD, Westiield, 29,27:24 x UMMR31400 \ i34.Paul Giliespie, Wesrtield, 29. 27:24 TOTAL SAVINGS $315 Bertkowski Riders Start at $899,951 i, • :• •:• Every SNAPPER walk mower, rider and tractor converts quickly and easily ! (Continued from page B-l) ;' "This past winter."! worked with from mulching to bagging to side discharge. All equipment is set-up by 'Coach Gorski on the $hot put and factory trained technicians and ready to work as soon as you get it home. idiscus and now I'm oit the girls {varsity Inuk team read> to partici- You will NEVER receive SNAPPER equipment in a box. ato in the various field events." Betkowskt praclires every day with the I cam. She throws a 4K- It's Spring - But Don't Forget...See Snapper'e Complete Line of Snowthrowers at these servicing dealers-Available before the snow flies again! i,size shot put iiiid regul;u-si/.c dts- jctis while seated in her whecl- i chair. BELLE MEAD ROUNDBROOK CLARK FORDS MIDDLESEX RARITAN SUMMIT [ "Head Coach Nancy Carpenter, Hillsborough Lawn & Garden Lawnmower Repair Shop Clark Power Equipment Ford's Uwnmower Sales k Service Middlesex Power Equipment Somerset Lawn & Garden Equip. Summit Hardware ', . J90l)«74-8300 (908) 3560846 (908)381-3777 (908)738-1935 (908) 968-0778 (908) 722-0250 , [Who handles our lieldc\>cht»,'h4iS CRANFQUD BERKELEY HEIGHTS CHATHAM METUCHEN PISCATAWAY ...,,.. SCOTCH PLAINS WESTFIELD Jbecn very suppoilivc as rtav* <^|of Mobile tawnmowcr Service Chatham Lawnmower T & J Mower & Gitten Service Andcrwn Lawnmower Mclnlyre'i Lawnmmowcr Shop (908)272-7214 Mctuctten Power Mower, Inc. Stelton Mower »my teainnuites," said Bcitkmvskr (908) 464-7333 (201)635-8835 (908)985-1117 (908)322-1945 (908)232-2528 t She's also continuing her mana- (908) 548-0503 fgerial duties including recording | finishes in the running events. ( "Besides being a regular partiei- f pant on the team, she's our Num- |ber One cheerleader.' said as- sistant girls varsity track coach Once in a Lifetime Savings up to $1,200 i Tom Hornish. "She contributes I greatly in spirit and as a role | model 1 ''She's an inspiration to others ! who are physically-challenged and On th« Perfect Resort Vacation j also as coaches, we're challenged *to recognize and work with others | who begin to come forward to be August ZOth-flagast 27th ! part of school athletic programs i regardless of the physically- chal- lenging situations." i Wesuleld Athletic Director Ed r Tranchina says, "We're very proud J of Melissa and we encourage and i support all of her efforts." • Dance till 3AM • 3 Nightly Showe Volleyball • All Large Ocesn • Slng-A-Long (Continued from page B-l) View Outside r • Cozumel Piano Bsr "Everything is going pretty well Cabins • Grand Cayman • Espresso right now and the strong points of • 2 Aoree of Deck ,the team are our defense and • Ocho Rlos Lounge blocking," said Ko. "The important Space thing is that we continue to im- prove and try to ^o forward to- wards our goals'" Westfield is approaching a tough pail of its schedule with teams PLfiY like Clark and Elizabeth to face, as woll as the Dayton Tournament which will take place later this month. "The harder teams art1 coming up mid we realize that," said Ko. "But we work very hard iiiicl the most challenging day of practice is Saturday hecjHise we lift weights and phiy ngiiinst each other, which can become very (.'ompi'lilivc." • 3 Pools • 3 Meals I VWsH'u'ld has also I'oltcn major • 12,000 Sq. Ft. Heslth Spa 24-hr. Comp poor* Service (•onlnbulmiis I'min I,c\i TourtH- • Nautical Spa Cuisine lnl.tr. T;II;I Miller. SOIIIJI Ko. Laura • Water Sport Island Todil. Mai'cy Mrllcr. .laiui ZHkojv- ult. Sara Manknwski iind .Jessica (V.ar Nobile (< 'nUllMi ''il IruiM | >; iip,c Ill) 7 NIGHT WESTERN CflRIBBEflN HOLIDAY CRUISE Hie lic.t players in Ilir sliilc." said Nubile Wlicn I [MIIIKI IMII l;isl week 1 li'lt I'.lcill hill lln> one (iisnp- linuillltrnl \v;r; 1ll.il Ilir Milne will in- |ilii\nl al Trenton Sl:ili> rnliicr j Ihiin ill the Mc;i(l(>\vl;ui(l.s iirciiusr Certain reitrlctlona apply R«t«t bawd on double occupancy. Port taxea not Irtclu I've ;il\vav. Wiiliierl lo play at Ihc Onlv'1099- cMl. ,1\1<>;II|OU hinds / In South I'httnfn lrr>ti on th*» honor (908) 561-0401 mil' III I'Vi'iT sciiicstf'r ol' VOX-722-MOO '• 'I ',,it ') I, I , I ,: I',. April 21, 1994 Westfield Record B-3 Westfield SCOREBOARD

Postrogistraliun lees will OD :i!0 mid $5 and UNICO Awiird Brunch roiay The 400 lrpLjtyle rolay o( sophomore IN THE NEWS T-shiits will be issued to tlie lust ?00 regis- Tins Sum lay UNIt;O National Dislncl X will Frank Coppa, lf?shrian Colin McGee Zcmsky : serving trants Tlio race features a last ,ind Hat collided sponsor ds trjlli aiiini.il Brian Piccolo Athletic and Bamsthaioi was also cilecl courbuwilh mile splits and water stations AwiiirJu IjriMich ;•! Hiu INitlny Inn, flijuio ?V, Ruimclirig oui ine second learn wtm seniot Fairer Luniloci parking and rest room laciMics will Sprinrjlioltl br.lwocn Ihi: hour, ol 11 .i in HKI 2 The Wesllield Baseball League wilt hold its Mark Mobtoio (oi diving. Schundler lor the 50 be available and runners should come dtossotl summer league signups Saturday at Edison and Ramslhalor lor the 100 b»ck- Intermediate Scnool There will be two choices to run For race applications or information, ino. Gi.ti(;i.il Oti.nrni.in aces on (or registration m-iovvn and tournament The please contact Ihe Westfiold Racrealinn Com- 1h;il IIit? evurtl intionnr ;uvi rrif.-inri'y «jf Itn-jn riir: I'.iun Dr;jilr, Andrew Laison iecBi«ecl in-lown League will be open for boys and girls mission at 789 4080 Picruio. «ii'j'J nrir.ih!'; rnf.-niiuii (or the 200 freestyle. ages 7-13. There will be no Iry-outs and no Trophies will be awarded m the lollowiivj l).-((l pl.jynr *illi Ihi; t,li«.;i'|'i Hi:;ir. wv, r.nl practices with an B10 game schedule begin- categories: first second and tlurd place malt: L.hort wticn In.' r.uc'.Nriilii.'il ,il in c;pil/ iirji; W Free Skating Party a Succasl ning the end ol Juno and extending through and lemalo winners of tho 5-miler; nnrl first, r.nncor 'v\ '..nrvl-v March 27 tho Wostfteld Recre- the court July. Games will be on weekdays only and lull- second and third place Imishns in onch aqo Tho avii'ml i'i rp<;n Ui UK..H ;ilhii:li.-. «h-i on Cfiimnt-.Mt.n hold iis third annual ice group of the 5-miler. tune participation is not required- All players (liimriiistralr; Hint (le'|".'<; rjl rjndir.ilion. -.nf.n •>;i(inr| [i ill/ ill "tori ianco Sknting RiriK. are issued a hal and T-shirt and the tee is $35. The Recreation Commission greatly ac- lice, courarjo and ccmuiiiliiii.'nt in ••/'.oHmM: Iti' i. j•— r11 */,•!', ' rinn to all Westfield tesi- knowledges the following area businesses lor exemplified by Ifirj IIIL' of Pirxolcj •y WCKPMOWO The Tournamenl Team will be open lor boys f|»;nl', .-ih'J Hii', !";(:'>l charge. Funding for the Iheir sponsorship of this event. THE RECORD and guls ages 8-13 and there will be tryouts Over 200 people urn cupcxlcd to .itlond Irtrj |jrc,fjf:nri «;i', fji'jrfrrictrj by ttio Municipal Alli- Poarsall. Mabt'n & Frakenbach; Woldon Ma Ago 9 13 teams play in league games against nflair which is hononnrj Gary K«hler, Ihf: lotm'.T ance Gr.ini lenals Inc . Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fonner & head 'oolball coach nnd alhletic riiroclor .it other towns I'om mid-June to early August. Qvor ?7'j Icnns iind larmties alike, came Out The Westiield High School ten- Smith Inc. Print Tech; The Summit Bank. Kin- Westfield High School Kchlor is well known Weekend games ore minimal wilh an average to onjoy this Ui.t, rutjht ol skating During the nis team is simply getting the job ol three games played during the week. sey Associates: The Diamond Group: Celtic throughout tho state as one ol tts most suc- done in the early part of the sea- Imports Ltd.; Motophoto of Westiield: Juxta- cessful coaches intormisiion of tno <,kalmg s&ssions, trie ban- The eight-year-old team will play in tour- ner contest wa?, held There were eight entries pose Gallery: Chemical Bank NJ; Bon sail Chi- Tickets lor the event can be obtained by son. namenls and requires numerous weekend in the contest anrj all the winning banners games. The lee for eighi-ycaroids is $75.00 ropractic and Sportscenter; Leisure Time contacting John A. Appeuato at 322-4386. The Blue Devils, who are 5-1, Spring Water; United Jersey Bank Central; The **• were awardtd gift certilicaies to Ihe music staff with a 20 00 uniform deposil. The 9-13 year-old in Westlieid, have shut out their opponents in (earn (ees is S100.00 with a $20.00 uniform Optimist Club ol West) eld; Central Jersey Roa- Zamsky, Ltchiw lead All-Are* Swimming four of six matches played, posting deposil. There will be at least one team (or drunners Club; Connell Co.: 1st Nationwide Westfield High School seniors Dan Zemsky The nigM was an overall success in a drug- 5-0 victories over Plainfield, Union, each age group with the possibility of ad- Bank; McDowells Energy System and Vincent- and sophomore Brendan Lechner were ctioften tr«e setting and the Recreation Department Kearny and East Side. ditional teams based upon need. Tryout sen Associates to the first team ol the All-Central Jersey Boys hopes for tha same success next year schedule will be published in June. *•* Swim Team. "The team's done a very good For lurther information contact Bill Meyer at Tennis Attendant* Wanted Both swimmers were selected in their indi- MarahPowvr job and we're confident we can do 233-6139, Rob Albino at 654-945B or Stan Ma- The Westiield Recreation Commission is vidual events — Zemsky for the 50 yard free- K»n Mttfth ol WeMteW has picked up right some good things this year," said jochaal23MOB9. seeking potential candidates for tennis at- style and Lechner for the 100 butterfly. The whtre he left off last season with the Kean Chris O'Connell, who's captain of Photo day for ail spring teams is set for tendant positions for the upcoming summer. 200 freestyle relay of juniors Rob Schundler College lacrosw team. Saturday al Edison Intermediate School. The position will begin Memorial Day Weekend and Walter Kapuscinski, sophomor* Jon Jones The two-time All-Knickerbocker Conlerence the team along with Marc Spirn. Coaches will distribute information regarding and continue through Labor Day. and Zemsky was also selected lor the first defender hts been outstanding in the Cougars "We haven't really been challenged your team's photo schedule. This position offers a flexible schedule, a team. first six gamts. Not only has Marsh been doing heavily yet, but the tougher teams .•• competitive hourly rate, and the opportunity to Senior Brian Ramsthaler, Jonas, Lechner it on defense but he also has one goal and two are on the schedule and we'll play 5-Mil«r and 1-mile tun run The Westfield work outdoors during the summer months. and Schundler made the second t«am medley assists for three points. them very soon." Recreation Commission will host its lourth an- This job is ideally suited lor retirees looking lor nual 5-miler and 1 -mile fun run Saturday at a supplemental income and high school stu- Westfleld's toughest matches to Tamaques Park in WesttieltJ. Proceeds from dents looking for a summer job r ROBERT YOUNG/THE RECORD date have been against Watchung the event will go to benefit drug and alcohol- For more information plcasp call 7B9-40B0, NEWTON IMAGING PA (MRI) Hills and Livingston. Brad Jankowski, the No. 2 sin- free programs. The event will begin wilh the 1- or stop by and pick up an application on the gles player, has helped West- mile fun run at 9 am followed by the 5-miler at first lloor of the Municipal Building at 425 East 183 High Street Last Thursday, Westfield nipped 9:30 am Broad Street. Watchung Hills 3-2 in a tight non- field High win five of its first Newton, N.J. 07660 league battle and in their second •ix outings, including four via 201-579-5598 match of the season, the Devils Shutout. YOUTH SPORTS were defeated by a strong Living- Offering state of the ston team 4-1. said O'Connell. "There are a lot of art low field MRI imag- But Union was no match for the competitive teams out there like er. Miller found himself open due to IMe line ing using open air mag- Devils on Monday as Westfield Livingston so we just have to work SOCCER passing ol John Henry Flood, Brian Bottlnl cruised to its most recent win. hard in practice, which is some- and Jack Kane. The defense led by Richie net technology. Espe- Dan Matro, off to a fast start at 5- Howe, Seth Flitter, Brendan Matter and thing we do every day." DIVISION S SOYS cially useful for the 1, won 6-0, 60 in the first singles On Friday, the Blue Devils Ryan Hogan was outstanding throughout claustrophobic or large bracket and has been very consis- Westfield broke the game open in the sec- strolled to victory over Plainfield as Westfitld Cannons 3. Edlton 1 - The West- ond half on goals by Miller, Kevin Doyle, patient. tent. Matro won 6-0, 6-2, Jankowski 6-3, field Cannons exploded on the field against the David Sallgman and Tim Carroll. The fine "Most of the players haw* done a 6-0 and Lehman 6-0, 6-0 to round Edison team The Cannons controlled the field passing of Gavin Shulman, Ted Brown, Matt Interpretation by Board Certified Radiologist with expertise solid job so far this season," said with the dolensive strategy ol Kyle Fisher, Simone and Michael Schoenleld led to the out the singles category. Tom Roche, and Vincent Shen. Tha great Westfield Head Coach George Kap- goals, in low field MRI. The doubles teams both took 6-0. passing of the ball down tho field by Hyan Paul Johnston's outstanding goaltending ner. "But Dan, especially, has been Hoens, Lawrence Kao and Giddeon Kalisder t Physician Referral Only , . G-l verdicts. preserved first time coach Pele Maher'3 vic- a model of consistency and has and team detense kepi Ihe lirsl hal' ol the tory played tough." ''We've done very well in mosl of game scoreless our conference matches bul that's The Cannons kept Ihe pressure on with An- . AJ, second singles. Brad drew Tucker. Danny Kane and Michael Kras- Jankowski waltzed to a 6-0. 6-2 win of no surprise to me," said Kapner. 'The players on the team know \hv nor tiling Ihe ball up the held wilh ternlic and at No. 3 singles Steve Lehman blocks and passes The nrecision teamwork won 6-0, 6-0. more competitive teams are out- efforts by Jay Cook, Paul Cognetti and Bon side the conference." Masel hepl the ball in line lor a goal An mdi Westfleld's doubles players have Last Thursday, Wcstlicld .got a rect kick by John Chiesnba and Billy Scfiultz been very effective this spring and had the crowds cheering T*\Q team kept the they continued to roll against little scare as it defeated Somerset ball in piny wiin then unoolievable passes, Union. The top duo of Marc Spirn County power Watchung Hills 3-2 blocks and qonl snves to score nnolhrv two «md O'Connell coasted by ti (i-2. fi-1 in ;i very com|jetitivo conU-st. goals margin and Ken Diamond and M;ilro won fi-3, 6-4 at First singles Kot?pei Ben Monlalbano cjuardori \iu- cio.n Chris Cumuto won 6-1. GO over Scott Plasnor, Jankowski and made seme supoi saves nncl MVI' : wort' ffTHLETE OF THE WEEK awarded to Kno and Chiosn "" Westiield, which hus only one se- dropped a 7-G (7-4 tiebreaker), 7-5 nior on the team, is eomini,' oil a decision In Tony Enlow and Leh- WESTFIELD TRAVELING SOCCER big 1993 campaign in which it won man lost to Kevin Kuri 7-5. G-2. the Watchung Conference title and But the doubles teams picked up Westfield Chargers 5, North Brunswick 3 • the Union County Tournament. In their lirst game ol the season Ihe Chatg SUZY KOZUB the slack us Spirn-O'Connell linally Brs charticd mlo victory detesting a strong "We feel we can do well once we prevailed 6-7 (2 7), 6-3, 7-5 tind Dia- North Brunswick lenin 5-2 Westfield lumpnd lo WESTFIELD get into the season a little more," mond-Cumolo won (> 4, 6^1. an early lead Uitinks lo a goal by Kicr.in Mitl- Kazub ran a 2:23.6 anchor Saturday as the WesHield High School relay team was able to break a school record with a 10:10.5 time in the DO YOU KNOW THIS COUPLE? 3200-meter event at the Blue Devil Classic in Westfield. Kozub's effort also Increased West- field's chances of earning an invitation to the Perm Relays later Oils month In Philadelphia.

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By CHERYL HEHL freelance work as a contributing called Moving Taiyet, published in stores to support my writing habit THE RECORD writer to Penthouse, New Jersey 1989. When not writing he also since 1980," the business owner ad- Monthly, Writer's Digest, and EC substituted as a middle school and mits that the experience helped Some great ideas have their be- Rocker. Some of the many features high school teacher in Clark and prepare him for the business he ginning in think tanks, laboratories he wrote include interviews with South Plainfield. But perhaps his and his sister would later open. and universities. Dennis Freeland, Billy Joel, Andy Rooney, gore greatest claim to fame was trie Where did he get all those sec- however, had his brainstorm on Vidal, Neil Simon, John Belushi, work he did researching, writing the front lawn of his house in Rodney Dangerfield, and Jim Hen- and editing print, audio and audio ond hand books? "I was a scaven- Westfleld. son. visual materials for a PBS televi- ger," he laughs, explaining that he The opening of Book Value, on Describing these contacts with sion tribute on Harry Ch&pin, the went to garage sales, thrift stores, West Broad Street in Westfield was famous personalities as very inter- singer. flea markets and libraries search- the result of that idea the business esting, he also reveals an interest- His sister Nancy brings on board ing for books. And during the two- owner had two years ago. Offering ing fact. "Billy Joel was just like her credentials as a substitute years he was selling books in his "quality reading at sensible prices," any other guy, kind of shy and re- teacher in Westfleld school system front yard, he learned how to re- the store provides fine used hard ally nice. He only had one single since 1988 in addition to being a store and repair "hurt" books. i cover and trade paperbacks. out them, "Piano Man," and it re- wife and mother of two children. But Mr. Freeiand and his sister, "Running a book store is a little ally had not hit the top." But he She also was part and parcel of the like being a pharmacist in a town who is also his partner in the busi- also notes that the more famous a yard sale book business from it's apothecary store," he quips. "Peo- ness, stress that they offer some- personality or star is, the more inception two years ago. ple tell us what type of a book they thing much more important — the humble they seemed to be about Weather permitting, the two ability to spend time with custom- their success. could be found selling second hand like to read and we recommend ers and provide the kind of service various authors. It's more than just they often require. The 37-year-old has not limited books either at Mr. Freeland 5 his writing works to just submit- house on Prospect Street or at a place to find a cheap book. Our As a former employee of a major ting to other publications, he also Nancy's house on First Street. Say- books are not beat, we go for primo book chain, the new business condition." owner wants to offer customers authored a young adult novel ing he had been "working in book more than just the "one-minute" service major book stores provide. And Mr. Freeland should know, he was "called on the carpet" while working at a major book chain for spending too much time with cus- tomers. "Can you believe that," said Mr. Freeland incrediously "Company policy was to research one source, if you couldn't Find it then you told the customer it wasn't available." This especially was a problem to Mr. Freeland, whose own personal policy was to do all he could to help research a book. Although his areai. love of books certainly was a key factor in decid- SHARON WILSON/THE HECORD ing to open a business, having a )ennis Freeland and his sister, Nancy Clark display some resume that includes background >ooks at their newly opened used book store on East Broad as a writer and editor certainly has Street. helped. As did his consideruble business, Professional Women sponsoring theater show S The Westfield Business and Pro- Westfield. To purchase tickets, call Eileen sini-.iil Women Inc. will sponsw Cost is $15 per person ;md com- Fleming ;it 2330O20 (days) or betu-fil pi.TibrmunL'11 of the Wc-sl Maria Bhincato ;it 322-3965 (eve- plimentary liyht refreshments will nings). okl Community Players' A Siintj bi* seivwl during intermission. All For rnnre information on the ii the Tufc 8 p.m. Friday, May Gat proceeds will benefit the Westlield Westiield BPW. call Kathleen Kli- Brazilian visitors ho thc:iU;r. 1000 Nnilb Ave. W^ in BPW scholarship fund. nowski at 233-0735. Braziliins visiting here under the Rotary International program attended a club meeting April 14. Joining Wtettield Rotary Preeldant Gail Caasldy, second from left, are Alexandra A. M. Seraphim, Renee Kure, Walter 0. O. Villas, Tania A. Calvao and Graccho B. M. Alvim Neto. Four local Rotarlans are to visit Rio de Janeiro later this year. Power Moves; Energy programs with exterior motives. YOU COULD WIN

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And overhead trel- following these helpful hints from the experts minor elements package to give tomatoes the* structure is facing the wrong the look and durability and lon- lises add to the comfort of a at The Scotts Company, manufacturers of Pe- way weatherwise or privacy was gevity. nutrients needed for healthy root systems,J deck. ters Professional Tomato Food: strong stems and great budding and fruiting.!* omitted during the planning. Treated wood has become the Build benches right into the : Also, how will the structure most popular alternative to the deck or gazebo, and perhaps a Remember, transplants and established' ! look in five years? Ten years? hardy woods of old. Its preser- • Purchase only high-quality seeds; avoid plants need different amounts of food, so fol-^ picnic table in the deck com- low-yielding "bargain" specials. ! 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With hard-surface floors, turcs and window and door spring and summer than in Union'Morris'Essex* Middlesex frames. Draperies also require' spring-cleaning attention. '"• winter, KITCHEN CABINET REFACING "A drapery's close proximity 'If you guessed true, you fit to a window causes it to colled rjjjht in with most of the 1,035 as much or more dirt as other furnishings and also leads to Roofing • Siding & Complete Home deterioration of the fabric," he Wlsk Cleaning Census. Improvements • No Sub Conductors After says. 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Touch iNever Known to fatl). even il it may appear dil- ( 20BO • Clothing bow Iront china cup., 1030 your garages and phone required JJG. 80 Oh. most beautitul Mower licull This prayer must MULCH- Topsoll, TAROT CARD 2060 • Colltctlbta* glassware, blanket Lost * Found sheds' Jane Street. New York, ot Mt. Carmel. tfuilful be published Im- Stone. Pickup or prompt READINGS medlntely stior Ihe lavor 2070 • computers chesu, collecllbles • futl del. Retail or Whoiaaleu 4jn . sirtglei Orgatt* NY 10014. vine sptundor ot Htawen, •Please call- is granted, without men- 2080 - Farm 4 Qtrdtn list nail wetk. EAGLE FENCE S26-577* iiziiliuns and .ictlvlties SISTER SUZAN Blessed Mother ot the QRANCHBURG- Ge- ELECTROLYSIS- Oy tioning 1he lauor. Only JOBS • Firewood rjijn Lost & Found (908) 815-1633 1 son of God. Immaculate man Shepherd. HILLS- Love? Success? Health Michele, CPE. Dispos- your initials Should ap- 2090 • Fl«a MarkaU, TOPSOIL filu Personals Virgin, assist me in my BOriCUGH— Yellow Lab MULTI-COLORED Difficult decisions look able, sterile probes, per- pear at the bottom. TB Silas and Baiaar* Screened farmland soil ftSu Coming Events 1 necessity. Oh. Slar ol the Hound mix ; Pointer Ger- ADULT CAT— found m into your future manent results. 10% off 2100 • Fre« lo Good ISTATMUCTIOM Bark mulch • p/up or del. ratio Announcements Soa help mo and hear •M-SM-M00 man Shepherd, Dober- Roseile area, house SPECIAL 1'2 PRICE with ad So Edison area me, herein you are my THANKSGIVING Horn* lOtOOAMMNiMAYI man Brn/White Tabby. trained 298-0852 PSYCHIC READINGS. For appt 9B5-5910. For molher. Oh. Holy Mary. NOVENA TO ST. JUDE- 2110 • Furniture •VOiLUMUIOWOOO 1020 RARITAN- Gray Persian CALL FOR ONE FREE! more info 254-0402. Mother ol God. Queen ot Holy St Jude. Apostle 2120- OarigaSaiM «4BA«T«MAVt. SO BOUND BROOK- QUESTION. 30 yrs in and Martyr, great in 2130-Ganartl March SOMCIIViaE,NJ 2085 Singles FREE PERSONALITY Heaven and Earth! I Blk , Qrn Beagle mix w 1040 Crnnfoi-d9O»-Z72-9791 virlue and rich in 2140 - OHIca Furniture CompMaoanMntiolhouMa TEST— Your personality humbly beseech you Firewood Organizations some white. Personate Irom the bottom ol my miracles, near kinsman and Suppllai law mduda: t9S0 Botek determines your happi- •ckl, 1B71 Pontlac wdan, find Activities SOMERSET HUMANE heart la succor me in this of Jesus Christ, faithlul 21S0 • Softwara noss? Know why? Call 1- Vlctoriin cytkidir front MCfa- FIREWOOO-seasoned, SOCIETY, Rt. 22, North necessity There are Intercessor ol all who 2160 • Wanted 10 Buy tary.walrutlaMrDnlMcraiary. spilt, hardwood, & free A CLASS ESCORTS 800-334-LIFE invoke your special Branch, 90B-526-3330. Ads In Clastlfltd nono that can withstand aanwal oak pMoat, pma jam delivery. (908) 756-267B. A LOW ME TO GIVE M'F, Penthouse play- your power. Oh, show patronage in time of cupboard, 2 »poo) eabinMm. Jj'U i ••>.- ciifl of ;i insliny mates. College students don't cost — me herein you are my need. To you I have 2010 Flow Wus Mivjc* kx 1 i, cwar 300 Hi dim and * Mw pc». of S • •• :j'i: p f'f? r son a I- Role playing. 3D5-3100 molher Oh Mary, con- recourse from the depth 2090 Advertise They pay I * dvert.se Antique* Intaliy. Sump Colliction J vi>\ i./|3Pnonr;o ceived without sin, pray of my heart and humbly In the Classified! ISootn #1. #18, #17. #230- flea Markets, ti ...ay Yorioa Ccm- In the Cl*$sltle0! for us who have recourse bsg to whom God has 240. 1BS1-SB Knparlt, lincy Safes ABmaum r»P 05 908-707-9086^ Atfmrttif In the CltMMMi lo thoe (3x) Holy Mother, given such great power MAIN ST ANTIQUE carmiation*. ate.) Coin Cot I place this cause m your 10 come to my CENTER- 156 Main St., kwtion (tt&M>Outitar Eagla. assistance. Help me in Saaiad Ubany dknai, quaitai' hands (3«). Holy Spirit. Flgmington. 908-788- CRAFT SHOW i SALE- my present and urgent dol..hafcas.3farpieanhdlhfc3fah ,1M 1Mt you who solve all prob- 6767 2 firs, 6000 sq. ft Sunday. 4/24. 10am-4prn. lems light all roads so petition. In return I open daily 10-5 pm. •JMarSoampc. fKMfialfcanL promiso lo make your Me.) Amarlcan Ftfr »nn % linos x 3 weeks PSYCHIC COUNTRY HILLS COIT-SIO days, Ihe request will be 2020 -Max.2 •pitcrt- granted. This prayer READINGS FIRE HOUSE By Dorothy Appliance* MILLTOWN ROAD -may ba rantMt' must be published after * Bring Your Own TaMOT Use this coupon for: Your ad Love. Health, Business BRIDGEWATER, N.J. Ihe favor is granted. i^ All unsold Items rmnf SPECIAL:Tarol readings (Please check one) cost is: C.M.C, ___ 3.B CU.FT. OE REFHIO- be removed al cMy'a S5 w/acf For appl.call DIRECTIONS: Route 202 ERATOR- S1 25 end Bound Brk 35t5-4OO4 .124-2337 south towards Fleming- ton. Approx. 3 miles Irom i-Yi.-ur reservation wtlllM G If the item you are selling is $50 or under.,.$FREE$ PRAYER TO THE PSYCHIC REAOINGS WASHER- $75. Dryor. Soinervilln Circle, (lust secured with pre- BLESSED VIRGIN . « 8Y * * S65. Stove. $75. Refrig- past targe Harris office payment. ;• If the item you are selling is over $50 but not more than $100...$2.00| (Nnvor known to Inil). . *SELINA* * oralor, S17Q Can doliver. building) turn righl onto ^ Registration dvatflln* Oh. most beautiful llower Palm and Tarot card Color corsolo TV $100. MHItown Road, lirphousa is May 7th r~]lf you are giving away the item...$FREE$ nl Mt. Carmel fruitlul readings. Advice on all Pis call 722-6329. on right K-Spacos arc Iln1lt#tf vine splendor of Haaven, problems of life. Con- •75 maximum. Blessed Molhor of Ihe Food Vendor* sult this gifted lady PARTIAL LISTING: Small son nl God Imnianilal'.' Nood Not Apply^^ - - FIRST LINE -- todny for h*lp and ad- 2040 oak desk, brass mnrble Virgin, assist mo in my vice, call now, 908.572- •For more Informal***,* nocu!i9ity. Oh Slar of thn Auctions lamp, rockors. leather 3142. With this ad spe- roclinor sola, chairs, •cafl (908) 926-34Mt L 1 fiM.i help mo and he;ir cial reading! S10 o"- Sand your name, me hivfiin yuu ,iro nv/ kitchon table, TV, radio, DEVELOPMENTAL RE- »ddr»ss, phono number -- SlCOND LlNI • molher Oil Holy Mary. THITNEVER FAIL NO- lamps, maplo bod, diesa- SOURCES CORP- is and a 8ASE with elMCfc Motlior of Ciod QuHfJM of VENA- May the Sacred ers, end tables, toy box, sponsoring an art auc- or money order payaM* H on vnn and Earth' I H o n r I of Jesus I) » coppor tubs, bench, to: tion, Apill 2^ at the nn- 1 1 humbly ImsoDrh you priiisoii. adored, and glo- trunks, rolrlgoralor, rugs, mndn Inn, Somerset, SBPA from Uuj tinliDiTi ol my riliotl throughout Ihe china, records, books, conductor:! by Marlin 166 W. Main St. liiinrl 1p "uiccnr mo in this wtnltl, now and totevor- household Items nnd Arts Wine and cheese Somervlll*. NJ 0iB7» "" J< 1 n i ( ' not n'iSity I limn mo Siicrnil Heart of Jesus, much, much morn preview nl 7 pm, auction A map, Instructions t iilini) Hull i an withstand wnikpi ol mlrarlus, pray your vondor s (irtce Ht B pm Tickets avail, in TERMS! CASH On yrnir IKIWI'I Oh Show If jr ir. iil. JuoV holfjor nf a s 3 I g n in I) n t will bo ndv/nnco lor $7,IiO or al PREAPPF1OVED Aii.lioss nin hfiiniii you ;"" niy tlin IIU[>HIOH!I VMitknr nl mmlod lo you prior lo mnlhf'l tlh M;kry i:nn- lhu iloui lor S1000, Call CHECK iiiirnrlnlv*.(J willHiul ':IM |ir,iv ?31-Gr,7I>. N J SALES TAX • HIM, [irayl'l mini riny-. • >V vondorapUni'iu include (or II'. whn IKIVP rnctHirid riUVEHS PI1EMIUM [hi- sicihth ifay ymu NJ Sinte S,ilo» Ta* Phon e ft In IhiM' i Ix) Holy Mntlini Elwootl O. Hellor 1 Sort iiiiiyci will ho nmwLnml Numbi-r | ^_ will sell th« personal OATES FOR UPCOMING I |il,u|i Illis ( nil'.f 111 VIHII nflor l.ivur property ol ON-8IT6 AUCTIONS! VRNOORS weeDeo Instructions: li; Liir 1 '4 llf) linly Spi'll i y .inli'H J.P.F. Klchnrd Wilson • 1/30 NORTH RMHIBIB Succor 04 yi.il -II\ II '.ULMI .III |imh Print one (1) latter in each space. Allow one (1| yOUR CLA88IFIED AD 163 BARBARA PLACE BRUNSWICK Ipunid n».Ki Market, Nun1; hi|hl nil mnd'i Ml CAN DE PUBLISHED IN MIODLIiSeX, N,J. • •5/1-1 SCOTCH PLAINS F.-inwnnd I rain 9l».5/ 9pace between words and one (1) space for th,il [ r,ui .llijun my t|O.ll 92 NEW JERSfiV NEWS- BAT, AI'niL 23, 9:30nm • !i/Z1 MIDDLEr3UKII iM.Spnco nvl 3J2-2CVB7 appropriate punctuation, VUII vvh.i t|.mi ml) th-i il. - PAPERS WITH ONI Hnlll Onto: April 24 Vlllll I|lll ll f()l(|PVI' I'IMH I A!iY PIIONr CAU AND FRENCH'S AUCTION All ods tor items priced $51 • $ 100 must be 1 iiut(nl ,|ll nvil miilin ',! i"f ] oil ONI IOW l'Hlf:l Onk hillcli w/carvnd SERVICE ,Inil lh.it in nil 'I I'lMU'.o'i prepaid, pSraase oncloso $2.00 payment. ion ONI v <•::> i <> on i|iuui>ylns, oak d/l iloik, • 9OB-328-3O72 • in i.iy lift, you i i r II wi'U rn ciTi(ic.|iiri v <"' ilosh, ftimffw* All acts must inclucln price onil phono nurnbor. YO1IM AH Wit I Ml' ACH ir I v.'.iui in Ihr. ';lli!l i 0 VI- H I 'J Ml I.I ION •i I n II ii n w I i: k H i , Individuals only qualify lor Itiis mlo; no lu/sinosses. p. iv"i '•' m.iiit' yiu I'H UliMI ', IMMOIJ'.tHdill miihuiliiiiy ln'il '•!'! w- 2070 BEDROOM BET- |l. IMlf). I1, ,| . y"ii| I I lllflMII 1 il I s t A | I (.All liiyhlmy ihiml, tlp/c |ilnn Computers wnihod i>nk w/btiii wall, No (.cincolltilirifts or rnfumk 'inr n .uj.iin ln.it I Hi'li'l !|ii 1)0(1 'ii>t, (ink 'loiiliniitil I llllHI !, I.I AS',II II II Al 1700/nO; rrlicrnwflVB * f nrbos rnsmvns tltn ii()ht U> limit <.)it(intity of f REt v/.H .1 ' • • l,i> . M p;il Itl'i I I 11(111 'I'I'I-'I'I'I '• , A 'iK honk i ii'"., 'iclionl liimid I"IM i v1 'i I "' "I"i ri.il Ijlnly IBM COMPATIBLE c«rt,na;cni()ji>tj)r>n HI;M I ( i|| |l lYI.I Oil I'.lll'illlJ KKIuliitrii. rnllnn |iM|ilifin (ids. I h i II !• /mi In v '''I ' I Oil Al I I ill (>U All !i i.ciurli, Ilifiiii, ( nth'ii Wl'i. Wo nisi) buy mill BED riuiBH quo on i i y Iriwniil .ii"l lulilim. . Him IV 'i. Mulct) r 1;1,1111 compulHin, IIIOMI- rninplftln wild Orlhn mftl- A n o ii I •; i A N ...IM" I ho pel Milt run-.I l.ip liil.h' -'Mil tnliln'i. |!ii'. iiiiiili'm nnii hnuilu '.I All Wllll 1-1 A'i'ill II I I linis wi llmiafxi in ho< Mall to: Forbes Newspapers, hiilrhi" lilni l( ' nil. riiuiiif '.,1 .' II >l ', pKIVi'l I ' < il 1 All III IWOII)' Conl SI0(1(1 111II S;tno "Spring Cleaning", '.!•' nil ,1' 'I !•/•, AMl'l I lulih' K ' h.ili •.. "inlii. or>n-4()U'H;i.'i!i 'I I,-, Ilin i.'i|lii''.l V.iM !"• vfiun OAU.V i Mmr'. pii lur<", |i,u"l 2080 [tR BET qunnii •!/ P.O. Box 699, Somervllle, NJ 08876 'I' I I'll. '| I |,M, |M ,.^|.| imp MM •illk. ml liirnl"".. l-HinrjUOOPF 1 II Kfldli'iiinl, AiitioiiB, i hn | -1.t,11 -.•.... I I ri. -1 i .ill ri.iw' i nun .'ii'' 'tun .liinn l.nnti iifil'.'i ilniidl' farm A Gnnlvn (III«IIIIII, V iiiiirnin, ;' IIMII M". i , ! - 1111, i' I ,1V ,,, i.' .i i -;,' 'Hi/iinii .iinl.i.i l.n'ni iiiii'iiinl Tnlilnq. IJIIMII I IUKI . j;mo Mii-il Im in yi "I'l I1"1 I hill,I I'l ,1','i ' iin.il" CHAvrll Of API'I II A (Kin nir, ',/t t '),V ')'),11.ill t-'l I nil; HI i i,i Mi'il (iy i i.u|iMri imly , ul I i, |l,ll I Hull II'! .link, .. (.. r 111 n l i'l .'<" . rnrr PILL mm i"iiv IION U) till fill lf lllll 1 IH fl M ', I lEl'H.I ' I'lu. A.' IHI-' '-•'•• 1 /'I-'U l,,|ii liinilm nil Kin I n/ll Oiy 1 fill ll" MMJIIH|l>(t, HOI Y Hrrillt White linn Will. MM 11' iMfll Willl I'MII*' SmmiivlMi' iunn, < nil ,'•) I llr.noi rnlll|)ltiti' will! J tlj tuU >t\f I ll V 1 1171 III' ll l|i« < llis<.llin(| l)n|il. nl YMI. /Jh't ',,iilvt> nil [null w /i nr nn I 11 ii 'I k Mil' oii:iii'iii'«>|ioi IM wnr (il IM11 iiuill. M'l'ii"! Un f, Nl1Wi|l!l|!OI'. Iwin Whn ll(|lit nil imiil'i r-aliliiMli. Cilrlilliliilr" r Adt In Classified US9II in hn« C.I m Ilinl I f mi ntlniii my rnfilu . IsrnM lllli||liirn «nll S33'i 1(10 IllUi C)tii'il Vnn whn L|IVH run don't oost — Inn. f/|i liinlB. glnsuwdtti Advertlis iltti Ilivini. lllll ID liii(|lyp h.h lldrnn llnynl Duulliin. They pay! In the R, (muni nil pvil HQnlnql liftnd * gnrdon lo-iln, inn. nntl Ilinl in nil Iri- much rump. Admit* In me ClHiMtedt April 21, 1994 Westfieltl R&corrt B-9 2130 2130 2130 2X40 2140 3030 Genera/ General General Dog* MercftamMse Menhandts* LABRADOR RETRIEVER LNUT VENEfn- • * USEDi • FORTUNE TELLERS- Pups; AKC, champ lines, CARPET LAWNiMOWEFi Quantity of tJ.i| •' I'd • -,j i- OFFICE FURNITURE Jukeboxes & Pinball. shots. Yellow, blacK, WHY BUY Rf'filL < i wide < Caiks lues, chairs, etc. Slot. CoKa baseball cnocolate. 9O6-730-7281 J ;st Conipluttt ;."•• 2 5Q (-aen machines 609-587-7819. 702-4J21: eves 732-5057 PUPPIES: N J s Largest ^.iVP an 'is.if r"^. • GUHI. IWODDt, Selection Irotn 450. All 11*0 2120 2120 2120 Cart' ! lift J.'fci . l'. • 2160 KNIVES, MIUT*RIA-NJ types open 4-23.24.25. Garage Sales Carafe Safes Wanted to Buy 1 Fed. lie. Top cash Hrs 10-4 MCVlSA JP 1' • -I .*. '-'.~. ' paid House calls made. O'Neill Kenriel*. U.S. r : i • , -.' i. ,:.>WM .:. Bert 821-4949 Hwy 1. Princeton, NJ,. NOTICE: All OARAQE BOUND BROOK- 324 MANVIU.E- 181 North PiSCATAWAY- 44B !' ; i i 9OU-/22-OI"-. SAAA across from Hyatt Hotel. r ca-pels at :-;>:• •:•'.•<.< tNSIANT CASH DEAL HIGH PRICES PAID- lor SAUE8 Evergreen Avantia. Sat., 9th Ava: Moving sale! 4/ Hillside AVK iat 4/23, -i = .ounts. '. i' 'i'.1'.1 c- 4/23, 9am-4pm. flaindts: 15,16 12-7 pm, Turn., sal. 9&m-4pm. Fouls, boat HULFt TANN'nG paid jr ('••a spot, inter- postcards, sheet music, ROTTWEILERS- pups, •rt PAYABLE IN AD- BEOS— "f.v Copn"if;i- esled n buying your car/ old toys. bis«b«H items, Sun,4/24. Mutti-fam. dish & receiver. 525-1241 Stuff, ride on lawnmower. 908-686-0027 L AKC registered. Shots, VANCE by ciih, Something for Everyone! Misc. No early birds. .- ^ i -. ! •. O n i {5 I • r '.j in trick roit-ign'domes!ic. cameras, militiry, TV's. wormed. OFA home Chtck, VISA or Muter MOVING SALEI Cyclone CEMETLRY PLOT'; j!Q'i JT Lamps-LOtion- Speci^liZin9 in hign mi. & Worlds Fair, fountain railed. 526-5146 BRANCHBURG- 10 Printing, Dante Plaza. ? iide-by i 1e ( ""• Acce1 sin .as. Monthly damaged cars. For pick- pent. GUI 272-5777. Card. For • quota on SO. PLAINFIELD- 2021 Leaf Mofin.r, tH '< ->•' FAM., Windmill Way;(oit 944 Rt 22 E. No. Plld. 4/ •:;iyr' • •••; :--w (T. 310.DO. up call 609-86S-5012. Sims PI. (off Monlroso NIATURAL MOUti CONTENTS ooit, picas* call Old York Rd), 4/23-24, 23, 10am-7pm/? Part Woodbridgu Vnl.ifci •:•„•; '• liv FRKE NEW Avu) Fri. & Sat. 4/32 & c WANTED M Rain Date 4/30-5/1, contents of bus 4 home SJTfJO soM'.'-.y toi ~i^'? ' •;!'.' •.' . -\.g i-BOQ./lfii:- AABACUS ANTIOUES 23, 9-3pm. Something (or 90^-7i.^5} '>' BEEF 1r ANTIQUE BUYING Partial or All. Look for Red Balloons! Hyd. drafting tbl. everyone. Uo early biids !) i7. counters, displays, slock, SERVICE Call »0B-»»t-2913 BRANCHBURQ- 4/23, CHAIN LINK DOG from loc.'il t jiiiv, A,l rnl- AAUW-B. •. •RANCH collectibles, etc.!!! WORKOUT BENCM- We Arc Purchasing 9-3. Air cond., riding SOMERVILLE- 3 Klrby RUN- 6X12. 32iO. urrtl, no ster^i.-iB hm C30: Child s desk S1b- INVESTOR SEEKS- WE ARC BREEDER S aARAQC SALE- S J v Furniture * Paintings mower, microwave, baby MULTI-FAMILY SALE- Ave. 4/22-23, 9-5em, rain Trundle beds for snare mone ^j. ur H ' il.intirr. H' iri'i ,'.;-II>O cabinet S£0: Real Estate notes & mon- RrPRESCNTATIVES Crthy Ct. Bound Brook 1 1 Hams, HH mlsc, clothes dalo 4/29-30. Mi5C ilems house, SSO, CJ2 9"30 ri}nd e & 'Ii ' if-1'Ju t L'^prcio - [;sKe i'10: wash- Oriental Rugs* Statues gages. Turn monthly pay- Come an.-t experience (VoHtlltr Ave./Rl C'JE) Coke machine, freezer, l * tOyi.Rt. 202 S, left SS 3 - Ib No fnadrc er S!i0. :.il' r-ousi! S20: Clocks *Toys* Mirrors ments you are receiving tnp Shake-APaw differ- S*t. 4/23, Sim-4pm,H»in homa furnishing. 4/22, DID YOU J onto Holland Brook Rd., SOMERVILLE- 39 East- '- , ily ''. ''^n watBlbod ESTATE LIQUIDATIONS into CASH you can use ence at New Jerseys 4/84, MllC HH, rtcordt 23 9-6 Lake to Schwinn KNOW . . . rt. onto Whllon, rt. onto 1U "tit Conger Way, Clark urn Ave: S;.I 4'2!3 • Sun 1 : , i niiilt'iiS *; 5D Git's Call 90S-24S-8313 now! Call 215-838-270O most beautiful puppy 11 Tamarack Dr. <>/:?<». 9am-i? 30pn Anti- tliat an ad -i isc tjuu-i !• i :• refunded. •SHNARDSVILLB- 1» i;i'ric^ -' L-'I. 231-7904 ALL LIONEL. IVES, CltrMwnt Hotd; Almost BRIOOEWATER- Bound Brook Av«. 4/22- Looks, coiif'-ublei. •• v . J.JI.'F C.'-'-t. '.',1 Summoriihad* Clr.; Ofl vac, p;jrci: L i K '•, 7\ .-. t '- IC- . L'H^ 908-272-0676 __ • Puppius arc socialized lad dealers. AVIEfltCAN FLYER & LI- ii riuen ras-s...no glass HlQHLAND PARK- Y.M. Metin.s Ln., 4/22-23-24, c.lothas 1 ••.BO OF* purchase of 9-5^.TI, lawn mowers, H, set •* pc5 yoon (.i.•'-! ONEL TRAINS A OLD WANTED: H S. Year- walls iiere: This insures SIS or moral ft Y.W.H.A. 2 So. Ada- TOYS- Pis call 908-755- books picturing Lee Van proper dficalopmeni tor a laltfa Ave.(off Rt.J7); H items. Misc. ******* S175: chairs-biue pici r CAnt- ^ I.'IIL.ON INCMI QUALITY WHITEHOJSE 'iinpo Decan '','i> -pr GJ46 leave message or CI e e f, Sara ndon oi nappy. /,rl; adjusted, lov- CONSIGNMENTS Sun., 4/24,9arrv2pm 249- PISCATAWAY- 145 Cm- - ^ St reep , David Cijf.- ing pel. 2221.Huge Rummage Wfticlman Av& (Acinsy ior 2 CHU't r.i'.t IT. ..-• A T E C A L . Cill iitto: [iprn Dealer co-op spies avail. Bio*st»r Av«., Sat. A 2tV fro^i Lar.eco. ft! 2I'F c jrnloi labit i7u •_-•• perlield. Pay S100 fa. Sale, by the baglui. •Ii P I ': W It" T A 0 I. '. I'etinif Heal'h "uaran- MIDDLESEX- 402 Ol! !• -.,? -•••; 'iiCG-tgso's. Juke Boxes. WANTED- in good I-7W-77W cr.-iirs. clothes, many Rain or shi'i^. HH tltms lee incmijes i:ornphmen- Runyon Awe; 4/29-30. 9-6 l hd items. DRYER- VV: i:'lj;ot/-. j.ij ."'''- OFi/MLS ;.r.ti;i!i math's 647-1959. cond. used slate side- PM, Over 1000 iloms to c o 11 u c 11 li 1 c s , s M o r> try veterinur, a'td tree ,u;ns v,oil Kilchen a*?i ,'• .1 '•) L> ' ;; c .' N- walk. Call 722*2223 tecai examination ana •OUNO BROOK- 124 be sold (40 yr s ol col- PISCATAWAY- 19 Sty Hams, cameras, tools - r ANTIOUES WANTED much more! 'ji'i-iitnjj Hi, -i oanr ; nr J '•<. • \ ' -: v ir, rr> l.letinie obedience train Linden Avt; 4/22, lecting) Soup to nutu! mour Terr.; ofl Wade SI PLftSTIC S •' ,.• i^f- : ,Vi Furniture, ctitna. porce- 30O0 9:30AM-3PM, Misc., chil- 5^7-956') 'J. «;> ing. early bnds & late cnis noai Knoliwood School. i'ti oil paintings, military PETS AND dren's clothes ft toyi, welcome, 1 block from Sat. 'i;2j 9-5pm. Child ft * items yiassware. SirollOafi. NO Earlybkds Kerwins ENCORE QUALITY CON- LIVESTOCK Bring the whole family Crait crib n Bed, etc. AcVtrtd* In tht Clmtttod! SIGNMENTS - ClOth nij. One iiG~m or an entire es- MOVING • tate. 908-526-8035 14 Route 22 west, jewelry, l.r ; v !,quo^ 3010 • ••«(• GieenOrook NJ 08812 collsctiblfcb. hci'"0 tu r- COINS WANTED- Piy 30*0 - Call ,50 yards > scrap'goiu. old jewelry & Mon-5at it-9, Sun 11-6 ManfumffM MonttMndlss ii-. !•(•'! Li' imps alt-fling. Kstates and Col- 30*0 • UvMtoek OINIHQ DM SET A SOFA a LOVESEAT- ttctipns. 90B-782>0840. 3070 • Other Pate SNA •n't M 3OM - Adaptable P»tt roun cLAfSiFtEO AD HUTCH- $200 Elhan Conlemporary style, oil- AIR CONDITIONER L BRHJE5J GIRLS BIKt . MOWER-- 'HI' Rnarj Coin. 4 Boomlield CAN BE PUBLISHED IN ! SOW • B«*r«lng, Allan SoU-S3S. Call white w/siilpos. 5650, Ke'vriore window 11 bOO Buuquets bv K; ; y sec Niskik ;-,::: 0 Avt- , Flemington •2 NEW JERSEY NEWS- Slsnlsy, 722-1552. very good cond 908-^32- BTU s. 1 tSvolts. Cloud Fresh -^iK 908-2/i-3-.'M I • K E.- -U'W |is-r v, I.HU! Tralnlno A Qroomlna PAPERS WITH ONE 2202 Ortiar Llcci v/.Lfii'i? j •:••-,' •,!•• •. G99-t)0ni. 3100 - MlMvllanaou* LH SKT- Sola, Paean A Cond-SIOO. 7552537 Ptot it Ruasoiiubit! DOLLS— from the 60s & EASY PHONE CALL AND ••»i3«,il«.!'.s 5500 13 G "jt STEELL Ul !)t;'-i - . •J'Js Small oi iarga col- Supplies * »«rvic»» gold, 2 la and tables, ATTIC FAM- S50 AC CAMPING EQUIP- FOR ONE LOW PRICE. pr>,n! t-lot' nno-; 5 Spec :ills I.'i •: ', -••• ' lections. Any condition. FOR ONLV S219.00 paean, Coffee table, wndw unit S75 272-8640 MENT— 2 ttjiia, yas •1,30 M,•.!•-, • • :•-> ; 2140 W-Sii7'i Jame; Proctor. (201) FORBES CLASSIFIED AT Colonlal; Rocksr. Asking CONS; n u c I K COMPLETE MODULAR male neutered. Gmy/ 1.600-559-8495. ASK (407)767 8100, Ext. 684 278 0280: 800-35B-7B47. While, extremely • 200/all. HAMMOND ABOVE GROUND Mon.-Sat 9AM-10PM LAWN TRAC1OR- •jKf-lCE t" iL.",.- .', Glc.iS FOB JOYCE On KRISTIN ORGAN w/bench, dbl. POOL— Mini-deck Wheo' h^r^i? i^MP iv W (\ t_ L UNI .. .•• :; . . :ol ',ot',c1. FISHING TACKLE- col- atfectianale gives h..gs FOR Ai.l THir DETAILS ksybd. a padal keybd. included, 30 M, round, BANJO— "j string, etc Advertise snow blownr T, H3,T.! H

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i April 21,1994 B-10 Westf ietd Record

JOCO 4OOO 4040 4110 4170 4170 Hont SERVICES Instruction] Miscellaneous CMWCwfrV Ctfueatton FRfC lOARD AT- BABYSITTING- Loving PRIVATE HOME HOUSE CLEANING baaulltut 100 acre Mom will care for your Good ref.s, Insured, PVT. SINGING LES- ALL JERSEY TRANSPORTATION indoor/outdoor facility in child in my S.PIainfield DAY CARE trained professionals will SONS— beginners to ad- For anyone in n»ed lo exchange lor P/T stable Home, Fenced yard, FOR INFANTS & do your cleaning, vanced develop range, MOVERS employment, babysitter, help. Call Pine HIM, meals included, F/T, P/T, Somerset Area, Please power 906-429-02BB Household, office etc. Call M. Jennton Summer vacation care PRESCHOOL call:908-429-9346 (80S) SSM147 . Branchburg, 1-800-439- SPANISH TUTOR— Pri- Piano specialists 7087 for detail* also avail., for more Educational 4 Develop- Reasonable rates. information call 90B-668- HOUSE CLEANING- vate classes. Avail, after- mental Progiam in a noons or eves Cert d in •34-4122 UOPM00662 0617 home environment. N.J. done by Polish lady 4190 30*0 Offices too! Mexico Call 356-7892 CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS CHILD CARE- in my licensed & insured. Call 908-756-1973 Dlwn 3-10pm Ask for ArfoptaM* now lor free registration Draperies raupholstery. Entertainment Brldgewater home. CPfl SERAFIN VELASCO. Formerly at Sieinbachs & certified fiefs avail. at the QUALITY CARE OFFICE 1 HOUSE 4010- Adult Day Care DAY CARE CENTER. Lo- CLEANING- done by TUTORING: Reading, Hahne's. 44 yrs. exp GIVE SOMEONE A Loving atmosphere & fun 4020 • Builn«*« cated in Piscataway. experienced, reliable maih in yr. home. 10 yrs Senior disc. Free Shop at SMILE- Somerset Re- activities. 908-72S-1185 home service., W. Canter 4030 • Carpentry eoe-sas-1327 and trustworthy people. puoiic school exp BIRTHDAY PARTIES- gional Animal Shelter has 4040 • Child Care CHILD CARE- Loving & Reasonable rates. Call Cen K-B 4 H S. Math:MA 757-6655. Magic show & balloon puppies, kittens, dogs warm environment. State Nancy at 756-3957. degree. Call 272-5315 animals. Catl Conslan- and cats. Adoption rea- 4050 • Cleaning FREE HOUSE SiTTINO- 4060 - Convalescent Certified. Have openings. 4050 5/1 thru 6/15 (flax) Visit- tlne. 806-7743. sonable. Mining a pet? Reas rates Piscataway. POLISH GIRL- w/refs. 4070 - Electrical Ctmmnlng Services will clean house & apts, 4140 ing grandparents need Call 725-030B 4075 • Gutters »0e-S19-«52« I CAN DRAW Satisfaction granted le*«J Sendees place to stay. Bound ANYTHING! Portraits, 4080 - Handyman 201-777-8232 Joanna. Brook only. Rets. 358- 4085 - Hauling EXPERIENCED MOM character sketches for 3090 Will provide loving at- ART OF CLEANING 5304 parties. Reasonable Bomntlng, A Clean up mosphere for your child Biweekly, weekly, homes POLISH WOMAN WILL ATTORNEY HOUSE rates. 908-548-0548. 4090 - Health Care ft small offices Let meCLEAN YOUR HOUSE Tnlnkig A Groomfn* In my No. Edison home. CALLS: Wills, Living Joel's Moving 4100 - Home Flex hrs. Devel. activities. meet your Individual 906-722-8362. Trusts, Powers of Ally, • PUDDINS * Improvement Snack provided. Catl needs. Diana Living Wills. Call for Service My-Tee-FIn* Clownin HAPFY PAWS OBEDI- 4105 - Income Tax «08-4»49764 008-722-2018 4105 exact fees; other Reliable, friendly, Free Reputation speaks for 4110 • Instruction/ services. J. DsMartlno. Est.! Insured. Low Mini- itself all occasions Classified ENCE SCHOOL- regis- HOUSEKEEPERS, NAN- A+ HOUSE APT. * OF- Income Tax comedy magic and more. tration night I* April 28 Education FICE CLEANING- Very E»q. 90S-S74-SS36. mum, Sm, & Lg. moves. 4120 • Insurance NIES, NURSES AIDES- 908-985-8360 PM00664 Pleaae call 651-0747 5-6pm. Classes start May AM nationalities. Ap- reasonable prices, at ESTATE SETTLEMENTS 10 & 11. All level* of 4129 • Interior your convenience, please Decorating plicants screened, li- 35 Y»ar§ 548-3122 • • PSYCHIC • • training. Tues 4 Wet* censed/bonded. Aurora call 908-429-9156. 4210 4127 • Kitchen* Mots «inglM*. Atty» For a reading by phone, oves Photostat proof of 4130 • Landscaping Agency, 906-222-3369. Metuchen Prof. Bldg current shots required. Ai -(.CLEANING SER- calf 727-9205 or send a Man A Tree Care 406 Main St. Metuchen Civil Defense Bidg - VICE— Trained prof., in- self-addressed stamped 4140 • Leg«l Services sured. Free est. Good FRANK A. CICERALE vill* NJ. 008-469-1660 or Professional Income Tnx envelope & $5, with data 4150 - Loana A Finance ref's. Somerset area of birth, color of eyes & 469-6081 4160 - Masonry please can 424-1406. Preparation. Individual/ 4150 LOOKING FOR A PHO- Business. Federal/State, loans A Ftnancm hair to: 1830 Hwy. 35,TOGRAPHER? For doing 4170 • Miscellaneous 20 yrs. Tax & Financial Sayerville c/o Nina's Psy- 3100 4180 • Painting CLEANING DONE your Wedding or Family WITH CARE- by honest experience. Year round chic Studio. For best re- Group Photos. Call MtecaJtemoifs 4190 • Parly * Enter- services Piscataway. sults In Tarot card read- tainment Services reliable woman, call: ANY CREDIT OK! Charles Moore III, 908-548-9179 908.699.9466 ing & psychic aura 4 spir- Mf-234-1235 4200 • Plumbing, Real Estate Refinances ituals. Heating A Cooling CLEANING SERVICE- 1-S00-371-S79S 4110 Only. 7 Days. 9AM-9PM DOG KENNfL- galv. 4210 • Professional Houses & offices, big or Fast Serv. 908-525-3907 PALMIERI REGISTERED ARCHI- iron, 10'L X 6'W X 6'H.4220 - Roofing small Jobs. Rets, avail. Instruction/ TECT- NJ, NY & PA. Excel cond. Dog house 4225 • Seasonal Reasonable prices. Ka'ia Education VISA/MASTERCARD— MOVERS Consultation by appt. Incl. $210. 234.0940. Service* 356-9668 Guaranteed approvall 0OS-396-2454 only. Resld. new alter, or 4230 - Wallpapering Rates as low as 8.5%. IN HOME CHILD CARE CLEANING- Do you •1 Piece Items *Apts. add. Call 908-494-9389. CLEAN FILL 4235 • Windows Live In/Live Out ART CLASSES- chil- Bad credit, no credit, no Fees Reasonable. need someone to clean dren/adults, beginners/ •Pianos •Olflces U transport. Call 903-704. Part Time/Full Time probloml For brochure •Homai-7 rms. Or less 0218 for details, your home, Apt., or of-advanced. Expd artist/ write AGS Credit, Box WORD PROCESSING- 4020 Also Summers fice? Call us today. We Iniurad UcjtOCSTO Call 908-754-9090 Or teacher. 908-463-1631. 5435, Albany, NY 12206. Off-site, fast & accurate HAfPY JACK TA will clean weekly bi- w/reasonable rates. A Zil- BLICKt- Prevent fleas Business Swvfcvs 201-593-9090 weekly or jusf 1 time, 6 PIANO INSTRUCTION- TOMS LAWN MOWER Service.—All makes & lion WPM.201-347-5033. Mother Nature's way LOVING EXP. CHILD days/wk. Quality service Diane Olsen Galvacky, without pesticides guaranteed. Free est. available for teaching models,Weedeaters.Trim- PLAZA FENCE- stock- CARE— giver will care mer*.ChainSaws.Free Chewabla & nutritious ade, custom wood, jerrlth for your child in my Pis-725-0704 9am-2:30pm, Mon-Fri & In tht Clmlftotlt tablet. For Dogs 4 Cats Sat Call 699-0636 e»1.P/U,dellvery.699-0326 AJVSJVM lit Ms CltttHHdl At feed & hardware and chain link, all -types cataway home. Reason- CLEANING- Profes- of fences. Fully insured, able. 90B-752-O8B1 sional, with a personal PIANO LESSONS- In stores. free estimate cheerfully MOM OF 2 GIRLS- touch. Reliable, refer- your home. Branchburg, given. Call Pete at 908- ences, Free estimates. Whitehse Sta. Hillsbor- 369-2281 wants to provide safe, Use Your Card... fun Child care tor your Commercial & residen- ougti.Call 369-4937. toddler or school age tial. 10% off first clean- 4040 ing. Call Tho Polished PLAY POKEH LIKE A To advertise kids. FT/PT in Bridgewa- PRO! Garden State To Look 806-7554 CMMCam ter. 685-7569. Poker, 3 day group HOME CLEANING CARE Poker seminar or Private SATURDAY INFANT * Instruction. 90B-777-O973 AFFORDABLE.! AM...1 TODDLER CARE, week- For people on the go Supervised-lnsursd. Sat- Call Call ACADEMY. Piscaiaway. days also avail., Lunch/ PRIVATE TENNIS Summer camp, ages 5- snacks, State Cert., ref. urdaysTOO! 245-1945 INSTRUCTION- for all 12, Held trips, swimming, avail., 908-754.6881 HOUSE CLEANING ages, Adidas trained esteem building activi- 9 yr. exp., Ref.s/Bonded, prof. 12 yrs exp. Very Quick And ties. Now avail.. 2 f/t reasonable rates. Please 1-800-300-9321 Free Est!. 1 time cleaning Convenient! slots agos 2-5 699-1552 avail. 908-756-2151 call 908-873-1892 1-800-559-9495 Forbes Newspapers Business Professional DIRECTORY Serving: Westfield, Scotch Rains, Fan wood, Cranford, Garwood, Kenilworth

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RINALDI PAINTING QRUN PASTURE FREE LANDSCAPING PRESCRIPTION CONTRACTORS Commercial — Residential CARPENTERS, INC. Complete Landscaping DELIVERY Residential - Commercial SLawi Lawrn Service 40 Years In Phone 654-8333 For Details Interior - Exterior Horn* Remodeling Mtmbtr Union County \ Sodding Spring Clean-Up New Decks e Bathrooms • Kitchen* Seeding FallCTean-Up Ooois e Windows • Roofing Chamber of Commerce) Scrubs Mulching , MLWOKKQUAMHTEMO" 9*4-4*01 D.,. Free Estimate* Fully Insured 210 South Ave. Call us 24 Hra. Richard Dsfmat 719-7490 •«.. FREE 753-1372 ESTIMATE I08-272-64S6 or 201-375-2787 Westfield, Ph: 654-8338 We accept M/C, Viso, Discover CALL DOM TV REPAIR PAINTING PLUMBING ROOFING/SIDING

Specializing in: LAVITOL PAINTING CHAPMAN BROS. e Exterior • Free Estimate D & R FUCHS Lie. #1428 e Interior • Fully Insured e Expert • Plumbing CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Preparation • Carpentry e Heating - Cooling "Wlt'n Still Working Our Way Through e Alterations - Repairs Owner/Installer Town and Wt do the btsl Work Around" e Air Conditioning Roofing • Siding SALES & REPAIRS SAVE ENERGY... We install (30 Years In Business) Vinyl Replacement Window! 276-1320 Replacement Windows • Chtr.k our Htccssion Proof Prices Fully Injured Free Estimntd CENTER TV e Roofing • Ltadtn and Gutttn 36 NORTH AVE. E 907 Wood Ave. • Roselle 2*72-4033 CRANFORD CRANFORD 7094251 276-2331

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PREDATOR TREE SERVICE LENNY'S PLUMBING "WINDOW REMODELING" INDEPENDENT • 70 Fr. BUCKET TRW:1< SERVICE CAN ADO DRAMATIC RF.SUL.1S AND VALUE TO HEATING * TniMMiNq & REMOVAI PAINTERS YOUR HOME- AND ON A MODEST BUDGET • Heating Sewer • SIUMP CniivdiNq , Beat Contr.'irtors Prices! WINDOW it DOOR Cleaning • THEE PIANIINQ K A£ CONTRACTING Wr Specialize in Interior PainMn|> • Plumbing & Heating • COMPIEIE LAWN y • I •HAiVTFSAhtrFRir •All Types Repairs SERVICE *a sTOMrn rvERCYriHritNTWtMDtm'? • Bnick WAlk & pAiios •UAtr4rVLtST0lHiH);rFH0H'M1KD0W •Re.HtniT Natural Cedar Shakes • Hot Water Heaters tAjilMtvrS/KAVIWHSANPMOIIt • Sump Pumps * FENCE IINSIAIIAIION •TliriMMAHHf SfLiHU*Y( LEAJNINO •Pressure Washing Fully liiunld COMIIICIAI >l.lfFIIMtMANlfAai«tlUWMMNri 1 Kullv Ins fin ICMIiiiMli's Free Eat. • State License #6249 Fnic EnlMait KHIOINr 1 • MttfNSni romFAtK^^ORY/Htr+GIDlXXIU All Work (itiririiMH'nl \H ITS. KX|>. CAIIS >rrl| F Lenny Grleco Wt RirvH* All QQft- w*v w*'i '-"' v <" A fm '***** rinnuilniK*. «rid Lai 1*1 Tifc» Thow Oaik Westfield 908 789-9533 CAII FOK Thi ButPniciil 574-0480 [Wr AI-.J III! Inli'Miil I' i - n • I!: j ( r, W.lll l'.i|"Tlill3 1'800'219-flTil JLJ 0-010O ' Turfy Imu^d • Call Anylimt ' D*Y* A W«h

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EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINTING Donald S. Rockefeller • SPECIAUZINa IN CEDAn SHAKES PLUMBING & HEATING INC. *ALL TYPE9 OF W000 Complete • PAINTING OLD ALUMINUM tIDINQ TO LOOK UK£ NEW Plumbing WOODSTACK Contracting •POWEflWMMINO & S^ I ill mill Heating TREE SERVICE CALL HOW Services INSUHED 272-18O8 roCSTIMATn E 1st Quality Vinyl State Lie. #4205 Low, Low Rates Replacement Senior Citizen Discount* Windows NORMILE 494-3561 276-8677 S H At% ''"' Wiriiluw YBARS . FREE ESTIMATES 119 hinlHlKiil PAINTING 7 Rnlolgh Avo. • Crnnfofd EXPERIBNCI 276-5752 Thermal pnim ylnoti up to 101 UI" i pril21,1994 WtstftoM Record B-11-

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TREE SERVICE ALSO We travel anywhere. 90S- Quality masonry ser- and Interior NJ <201)912-0765, AVAIL.. 908-968-5670 469-7682. vices. Fret estimate. 'Water Heaters References. Insured. 40 Painting Expert, Neat, Friendly RATES FOR A FOUR LINE Ad CUSTOM REUPHOL. ALL AROUND GROUND- MARIO'S LANDSCAP- yrs, a family business. Service. Lie. 8917. Call , STCRY- Excel, crafts- KEEPERS- S.C.U- ING— Spring clean-ups Every Job a specialty. Quality INSERTIONS manship, reasonable W.LM -All kinds of treat- & rototilhng. please can 968-5230 Workmanship 15 $72.00 prices, shop at home ments. Designing & 231-1663 after 5pm. EMERGENCY • EAck Additional line 16,00 srvc. Cteary Interiors. Planting, masonry, lawn KILL WILKINS PAVING Call: 908-273'9011 sprinklers & Etc. Free MIKE'S TREE SERVICE AND EXCAVATING SERVICE ' Tree removal, pruning, Asphalt and concrete Joe Klingebiel eit. Call HUBBARDS S Sewer fi drain cleanlng.- 15 INSERTIONS $172.itf 561-6244 brush chipping, log split- repair. 754-8663 ting. (908) 722-3235. 322-1956 water heaters, Gas Boll' iLi EAck Additional Um tiLTS JP MASONRY REPAIR era. Bathrooms. All' PLAZA LAWN CARE- Repairs On All Masonry. FrM Estimates plumbing repairs. ' Choose Onee OOff These Classifications Complete lawn mainte- No Job Too Small! Fre* Truppl Plumbing nance, patios A walk- Esl./flef. (908)704-8213 • Roofing • KITCHEN tAVEfl* William Truppl Carpentry Q Interior Total remodeling/rafac- ways, railroad ties, MASON JOHN MACNAMARA Plumbing Lie. Number Ing: formica, Corlan, A spring clean-up. Call PAINTING- Interior •707 Call 908-754-3750. Electrical Decorating • Seasonal hardwood cabinets. Call Peter at 908-484 io89 CONTRACTORS painting t wallpapering. Free estimates. Fully in- P.M.C. PLUMBING AND Services Butch 469-5661 ROSE QAR0EN Specializing in all types HEATING- Don't be LANDSCAPING of masonry: Brick work, sured. Recommended by §Q Handyman • Landscaping 8c Tree Care ARBORIST Interior Decorators. afraid to call a plumber Q.Wallpapering 4130 TREI EXPERTS . Specials on Spring block work, concrete, again. No job too small. g g Q g Q.pp Cleanup A Monthly lawn etc. Fully insured. Free •M-7O9-01U |Q Hauling & Cleaning Q Painting Removal, Trimming, Sewer and drain cleaning Landscaping maintenance. Land- estimates. Q Home Improvement Q Plumbing, Heating & Cooling • Windows Stump Grinding, a speciality. Free Esti • scaping design),' sod, • PAINTING* mates. Fully insured. Lie. Q H I Q Cabling, Fertilizing, NO JOB Fill IN (1) )ON E CrMIMCTEJ R PERR box, AUowtNq foR SPACES ANd PUNCTUATION A seed, RR lie walls. Fully #9466. AS Rets A Fully Ins. ROOFING P P insured. Free estimates. TOO SMALL 90S-S05-9274 NECESSARy. REMEMbERfb O ild b AHTIES CARPET JOHNSON'S TREE (tM) 7M-78S3 SIDING PrtONI NUMbER Sales-Servico SERVICE 908-526-3500 PLUMBING A HEATING Installation ** ROTOTILLING** 20yrs exp. Very high SomemrtUe Area Call: MASONRY quality. Very neat & Low rates. Good service. No Job Too Small (Troybilts.) Established. Steps, Sidewalks. All Drain cleaning. Free esti Free Eat. Fully Ins. Mdrrlaiown Area Call: Gardens ae low as S25t concrete A brick work. dependable. Lowest mates. License #6461. Call after 5pm 9M-7M-90M Free ests. Call 725-3228. M8-7SS-90M prices. Super refs. Call John 9M-8S34 •M-4M-191I Cat In touch before ROTOTILLING- Gar- MASONRY- All types of •ASIL CONTRACTING ARMSTRONG dons expertly tilled with you pay too mucht LANDSCAPING work: Fireplaces, side- 4220 Kit, Baths, Basements. Troy-Built, Est. gardens walks, steps. Concrete Call Spencer McLeish Oecks, for all home im- Lawn maintenance ser- ,60,'gq, yard., 634-2674 * 908-231-8294* provement. Fully ins., vice. Stump grinding, in- work, brick & blocks. terlocking brick paver, 35yrse»p. 526-1244 USE EXTRA IINES If NECESSARY. free sst 908-232-2997. PAINTING • WALLPA- AFFORDABLE ROOFING. I patios & walkways, back- PERING- Exterior/ inte- PETER OINIZO • PAINTING— Reliable, •ATHTUB A TILE RE* hoe digging, grading & SCHMIEDE rior, custom work. Com- •URFACINO- 5 year york raking, rototilhng, Mason Contractor dependable. No job too All masonry work. Free mer cia l/r esidential. smalll FREE est. Ask for/ NAM r warranty, fraa estimates. retaining walls, lawns in- FULLY INSURED. Nick Call 908-756-5351 stalled, sod/seed. Call TREE EXPERT CO. estimate. •ot-M 658-9235 Bill 8?3-37S9 •* Add RESS Joe. 865-5323. ROOFING-ALL TYPES •' CARPENTRY A ROOF- • Trimming PAINTING SV JOHN P, Dannuccl. Fully lns..J ING- repair. Ceiling & BAG LAWN SERVICE 4140 Personalized, meticu- Pko NE_ Cleanups. Thatching, • Repairs 20 + yrs.exp. Free E»t!j floor porches, steps, Painting lous, quality painting & •M-tM-6463 { paint. Call 356-9020 Fertilizing, etc. Now • Removal repair work. 10% disc on City. STATE .Zip booking for '94 Season. all |obs. Free Estimates. CARPENTRY BY QUEU Modern Equipment V1SA/MC# Metuchen/Edison Area ANTHONY'S PAINTING .. .. 9O8-7B1-941S , . 4230 , Exp. DATE . CONSTRUCTION CO- 90t-Mt-«304 GtnleCrrtlflcd Interior/exterior, Roofing, Watlpapting Welded vinyl replace- gutters cleaned/installed. PAINTING-WHY PAY 5 MAM wlih chick OR MONEY onden io: CUniHiai ment windows & steel BROOKSIDE FARM Free esl. 792-6441. MORE?— Apis., Condos doors. Custom decks, LANDSCAPING FMbf»Ml«HMMI & homes. Interior $70/ A BEAUTIFUL JOB .< P.O. «M Iff additions, dormers, Lawn Care. Mulching. ATTENTIVE-CAREFUL room. Jim 241-9499 kitchen A bath remodel- Design, Backhoe rental. Interior Palming by Feminine Hangups/ $*me*HU,NJ0M7., ing, basements, drywaii Quality work A reason 233-TREE Wallpapering PAINTING- Lei aNeat, professional, Ires' • stimates. Call Joan a taping. NO JOB TOO able prlcesl Free esl, 908-2J4-0417 woman do your painting. MAilyouR COUPON, OR PUCEyou* Ad byouUNq .. . fully ins. 469- Neat, clean quality work. 908-526-0251 SMALLI Fully insured. SPRING CLEAN-UPS- PAINTING BV BOB Lawn cutting and fall Insured. Free estimates. free esl. 704-0262. Quality service lor 25 yrs. Call Maryann 560-9235. A DELICATE TOUCH CLEAN UPS clean-ups. Call Stuart at Shop at home wallpaper CERAMIC TILE a Interior & exterior LANDSCAPING 725-5806 Free est. & Fully Ins. PAINTINQ— shaetrock, store. 100s of current MARBLE CONTRACTOR name brand patterns LAWN MOWING SPRING CLEANUPS Paperhanglng also avail. yardwork other srves. 11 yrs. experience, long Manny s Helping Hands FREE browse at home lasting quality work. Fully Prompt, professional Thatching, Gutter Clean- Stetnman • Daughter 908-936-3382 Service 412-9462, pager service. Certified Ins , free estmatei. rets. service at down to ing, Fertilizing, Mulch, 201-606-5333 paper hangers. John DeNlcola. Jr. earth prices, call: Topsoil. 9087691621 Adele and George Lee 90B-232-73I3 9M-729-4623 Sunrise Lawnscapers CAM PAINTING PAUL A. MILLAR PAINT- 908-231-0485 Mowing, tl.atching, aeefl- INO— Meticulous Int/Ext CERAMIC TILE COLONEY ft RESTORATION Svcs. 12 yrs ex per Fully WALLPAPERING BY HemodBling. Installation LANDSCAPE SERVICES ing, mulching & clean- elnterlor eCarpentry ins. Free est. Excellent FEMININE TOUCH 380 and repair. Free esti- Spring clean-ups, weekly ups. Insured. 356-3766 •Exterior aSheetrock refs. Call Paul B4S-71I6 Reasonab Is rates . mates. 908-236-7935 maintenance programs, TATTREE EXPERTS ePopcorn ePIastering Prompt service. Free es- PI. ANDRECHICK- replacement plantings. A Complete Tree •Wallcoverings timates. No lob too DECKS DECKS 3O2-17S0 •Ceramic Tile Paintlng & paper hang- small. Call 9OB-231-0J82 readers* and Shrub Service ing. 30 yrs. quality expe- SPECIAL SPRING fFlre>,Water, Storm D.J. LAWN SERVICE A 10% Discount to all rience. 494-5836. PRICES. Limited time. ROTOTILLING- Lawns Sr. Citizens & new Cust. Damage Build now and save SSS 7B3-2U4 or Stt-7727 v Insurance Claims 4235 *• ' cut and trimmed, gar- TOM HANSON More than Fully insured. Unlimited dens rototilled. For tree Fully Ins Free Est. •FULLY INSURED* PAINTERS references. Color porllo- •WRITTEN* est. call 966-4821. TIMBER TREE Interior • Exterior UO. CALL 90B-5Z6-0005 •GUARANTEE* HE»UkCEMENT OAN'S TREE SERVICE EXPERTS INC Wallpapering •18 YRS EXPERIENCE- Free Estimates. Please * * WINDOWS** any other DECKS- Offering Cedar 10% discount to new Tree removal, Trimming Dependable, Quality & CCA at super prices. topping & stump grind Call Tom, 9OI-469-S9Sa STORM DOORS customers. 908-226- Workmanship by a 4 WINDOWS Your design or ours. 0728, Plainlleld area. ing. Free est. Fully In sured. Call 90B-819-7531 Matter Craftsman, not a WHY PAY MOMET Paint Save energy.low prices Fully In*. Tlmberllne Con- tng.Jor .apt*,, tondos newspaper ? . ^ v•• struction 753-5761. DAVIS— Grass cutting contractor Excellent 7ML-1733; 475-5670 Lawn service. Free Est. TREE AND LAWN CARE References and hornet S70/rm; wallpa 908-572-6792 Heron's Tree) Service Reasonable Rates. per $20/roll; apackling DRIVEWAYS * FENCING •Free Est,, Ref.s avail. -SO. PLAINFIELD- Neat & Clean! 707-9072 AdmUm *i 0M CltuUhd! In Central E1M LAWN MAINT 9O8-756-1046 BY CATENA Driveways, Curbing. All Clean ups lawn 908-753-9181 types of fencing. Free maintenance. Free Est., Tree New Jersey • it's a fact! Estimates. Will beat any 908-561-1061 CARNEVALE price! KX-tet-3432 EXECUTIVE LANDSCAP- Removal PAINTING (P«fad) DRIVEWAYS- Parking ING- Cutting, seeding thatching fertilizing. 35th Year lots. Black topped, Comm/residon1ipl. Dis- slonad, sealed. Also top count rates. 442-9377. VENIS BROS. Interior/Exterior soil dolivered. 722-1982 Tree Experts Custom Work DRYWALL FULL LAWN SERVICE 359-6180 Reasonable INSTALLATION Sodding seeding, top FULLY INSURED References a FINISHING soil Lawn renovations. Fully Insured A Summer Swim Cluk Facility Dependable. Specializing in Additions Loemu4 on 14 0Mi#if Acres Forbes Renovations & Base- 201-377-2555 4190 9680467 NEWSPAPERS ments. Free Estimates G. MURPHY TREE SRVC CUSTOM PAINTING and om TmUumiiU Kd., Bridgewaier 908-81 »-S528 23 yrs. exp. All tree care WALLPAPERING- fnt & Open Weekend* Beginning Memorial Day & stump removal, Quality ext. Remodeling of baths EXCAVATING work at low rates! Fully Open Daily June 25-Sepi. 4 • Noon-8 p.m. 1-800-559-9495 Trucking, concrete work, and kitchens. Decks in- insured & free estimates DEAN KOEP t SON stalled. FREE ESTI- demolition. Low rales, 463-TREE/245-6423. MASON CONTRACTORS • Olympic Size Pool • No Bond FREE EST. flOB-972-8907 MATES. Call Tom, 755- 4010 4075 Specializing In.steps, 6541, 800-300-6541. • Kiddie Pool • Snack Area Gutter* GENERAL LAWN MAIN- sidewalks, patios, all HmuHng A Cl—n Up General Contracting TENANCE- Spring No job to small Brick and block, Free J I J PAINTING- Int./ • Diving Area . • Tennis Courts clean-up, affordable esl. Fully Ins., Same ext. Meticulous work. we do it all rates, Call 754-3189 • Social Functions • Playgrounds 'JAU. AtMCTS- Interior, GUTTER ANSWERS AFFORDABLE We beat all est./linanemg location 27 yr.s exp.Free est. 10 yrs exp. Rets •.Exterior Homo Repair, Cleaning . repairs JUNK REMOVAL Insured with 20 yrs exp GRASS CUTTING- freo 908-787-7421 available. 90B-787-9822 • Pull Time Pool Manager 5 Gutters, Siding. Doors. screening tree 1rim- Rtsontbi* rates. FENCE 908-647-1042 estimats. ',*i acre or less JfWIndow*. Kitchens, etc. ming •_. Very reason- Free Estimates. inquire only. Low ratesi FOR APPLICATION, CALL ,1m. Dan 908-968-0876. able, fully Insured. Call 7S»-7S<» * .- * -T * HANDYMAN 722-370B Claarvlew 757-5347 Electrical, Painting Advertise in the Classified! 725-7748 on 725-6994 J|C A R P C H T R V /M A- CLEAN UP- Ricks ALL COUNTY Plumbing, Carpentry. HUNTER LAWN CARE ifSONRY- Int./Ext., Steps. GUTTERS REPAIRED Gar.s allies bsmnls 10 FINCI CO. Etc Dave 9O8-769-1'655 Free est., lowest prices. Wwalls, decks, 908-232- and Installed. Gutter 15, 20, 25, 30 yard All types Wood A Chain- Lawn rralnt.. Shrub care, >*3057 or 679-4108 John cleaning and screening. dump»ler9/reni 757-2677 link Fence, Fr»» eat. HOME fert ing. 908-753-8262 All rooting repairs. Call Year round Installation, 4 DONT CALL US I John at 985-5765. CLEANUP * LIQHT Alterations LAWN MAINTENANCE • Until you've called the HAULINO- of all types. Call: tOI-6S4-1«as or and Additions Spring clean-ups, shrub KID5'ACTIVITY •.others. Then call Free estimates. Insured. MW433-S727 trimming, mulch, and |JCB CONTRACTING lor NED STEVENS Low rates. We work Prompt and Courteous lawn renovations. Jjthe highest quality car- GUTTERS weekends. Call Tony Services Joe's Landscape Service F pantry ft home improve- 901-781-0400 Quality at its Bosl 908-429-9002 Thoroughly cleaned WALLACE Jmenti at trie lowest * * DISPOSAL* * FENCE DIRECTORY .price. We mean it! Free & Hushed S35 -S75 CONSTRUCTION LAWN MAINTENANCE Yard wastes, construc- * * * * * test., fully Insured, rets. tion demolition, etc. For ALL PHASE I 908-534-1990 •Screening eRepalrs RKMOOELING 725-3845 Recession-proof prices. •New Gulters»Roo!s prompt, reliable, Bervice, Freeest. Lou 234-0885 reasonable prices, call It MATUS CUSTOM eComnwrclal STOTC or T( )e ORTS ¥ WOODWORK 1-800-542-0267 908-522-3083. LAWN MAINTENANCE •Industrial Clean up, lawn cutting, | Furniture, Wall units and Free esl »Open 7 days * JUNK REMOVAL * In Bu»ln«ss Since 1973 KOHOTC INSTITOTC •I Cabinetry, formica coun- Fully ins.«E3t.'d 1965 thatching, good prices. ATTICS • eASEMENTS •Slding). Cnll Jell 7f,a-B74?. Little Chlek's B73-O137 Rosldnnlnl.'Coniinorcinl pJ i mcivnd I xpil'l int/oxl •Banomonts •Decks spnckulor, llln. poruli A Child Cmru Ae» stiinl! Why *iiifijti nfifnr^nr.ijH nvml- * * A-SCAPE • t miff mnininnnitciv nil! fur HIOH QUALITY WORK, *chflnyni, nir I'mhlmii'i liinnk ymir liiit.k'' II yini All phiiins lit liind (4 Inwn II o n till on II mi, I Mf I /\(hi'rlis<- Vimr Sihutil or *Bolvnd, can if: k rnniiunnn ilnnt ni"> it, >ink Cull in-, •RAY LAEYT-027-OT33- (•run MnlMlonmiL-u, Iftml CAMP HOOVER a i: O N H 11 I 1AIKIN' flic #1070? 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$090 Business D»v«lopm«nt SPECIAL R«pr«s»ntatlv*s SALES Job Opportunities in Our Part Tim* 0pp*r1unlflM ASSOCIATES Potential to earn $15,000-130,000 {bot« salary, BUSINESS OFFICE NEWSPAPER EDUCATION comminion & quarterly bonut) working in the foil- • PART TIME- EXIT RICEPTIONIBT RACK SERVICE paced telemarketing deporimenl of this copiar dealer, Mtdical terminology, PART TIME Circulation Department Computer & Insurance To qualify, you atusl M oggrewive, mofivoied and GREEN BROOK super, a plus. Please cnil The Star-Ledger has solif-onenled at you will b« mpomibla for setting up bel. 1:30 & 5PM early morning part- time work servicing oppointmsnti for our outside jolei rep*. Thit is on BuVd yoMr caror on • •06-232-5866 ideal opportunity for fhow free to work mornings or newspapers in vending provtn loundtllon of NEEDED IMMEDIATELY machines. Routes Part Time Circulation Assistant Strong Individual to work in class- ofternoont in our Springfield h»adouarter«. success with Americas For appoinlmenf, call Vines at: Certified Homirmktrj, arc available in room with a large sized develop- lafoaatkjggageotaler. Live In/out Union, Ihe CRANFORD & (3 15 hours per week 201-376-0055, exi 380 Mlddlesei, Somersot GARWOOD areas. Earn YOU provide torn* aatas Counties mentally delayed 15 year old male Garden State Business Machines experience,exoellant S400.00 to S5O0.OO per (3 $7 per hour plus mileage Equal Opportunity Employer M/F commwntcaUon skits. • month. A reliable car Prior experience a plus is a' must, Call student. High school diploma re- for our home care cli- an outgoing panonaNty ents. Please call Marge 201-402-9226 or Work in our Circulation department supervising adult quired. •nd tuparior euiiomtr or Theresa at ANSWER- 1-800-242-0850 carrier delivery. Call Nordlne Kasmi at (908) 722- awviot latent and CARE, (tO6) 332-7373 Ptscataway Itglenat Day School lor immediate interview P/T Need money tor thai 3000 ext. 6852 WttlpfovWt you with • and placement. special vacation? Large (908)985-8752. compatltiva salary plus tuxedo company needs OROUNDIPERSON- tor NURSE- to work in der- conwriiaiioit! and a Hbanl aggressive indiv. to fit seasonal work. Must Answercare, Is located IOI/AA matologlc research lab amployM daKOunt. at 1701 Blue Star Shop- customers in the comlorl , have valid driver's li- ml healthy paid volun- of their home. Please call cense. 908-756-1729. Pliaat caltor appt ping Center, Rt. 32 tetrs. Must be accurate West, Watchung, tfaw (906) 12S-2ISO MAIN STYLIST- Im- w/ paperwork & good w/ QENE^SIOMfctanaoar Part Time Telemarketing Sales MRTIIMU UIUMI,NJ. people. M-F, 11-8p.m., Jersey - Forties Newspapers, T Black Seal license 231-0964 •ieratowtoMOtidttataiBE day hours available. Call John or Glen at 1-800- preferred Excellent Union Co. office seeks P.O. Boa 6«B, Somer. benefits. Position avail- HAIRDRESSERS- no bright mature person for M CONTROL * CHOOSE villa, NJ, 0MT6. following neccesary, will general office duties, call YOUR QMS, SHFTS « AS- 300-9321 or (908) 722-3000 ext. 6832. able May 9, 1994. 12 SCHOOL SUB DRIVER- month position. Please consider good beginner, Betty at 709-0086 aft. SIGNMENTS. Wiokf«- .'MSB** send resume before April tor very busy Salon, 2pm «km pay A tMfwta, tat* wilh CDL lie.. PT am & 25, 1994, 10 great pay, call Sue, 908- pm route, -> athletics PRESCHOOL ly oowmgi a ItiMRy to trips, ^ added tlma Office of Personnel 707-1185 POSTAL JOBS wdrtiatM»heu*..jerMmtny Start SH ,41/hr. For mm TEACHERS- Head cleaning buses, ambi- Montgomery Township INSTALLS ") teachers (Cert'd) and as- M you want) NEEDED tious parson to start Part Time Single Copy Assistant Schools & application Info, call STAT.,flmtLPN»»«iv»n- Green Brook firm seeks 219-769-6301 ext. NJ589, sistants needed for FT & immed.. call 908-549- 405 Burnt Hill Road burglar/fire alarm PT positions at the New WMor «^«tonot. C* ut 0129 YOU SUPPLYt SklMman, NJ 9-9pm. Sun-Fri. Responsibilities include store collections, deliveries Installer to support Mountain Top Preschool loteyat TELEMARKETING- PROPERTY MAINTE- located at the Mountain growth and expansion (90S) 949-2210 Great Hours, 10-1 pm or to vending machines and light clerical duties. Reli- Mii»l IMiiilimiaam: Equal Oppty/AHirmative etforts. Qualifications NANCE- Lawn cutting, Jewish Community Cen- Action Employer painting, misc. repairs, ter, Warren Township. (90S) 725-1820 6-Bpm, earn S100 Wwk, able vehicle necessary. Call John D'Achtno at 1- should include related in- call 90B-6B6-6661 -CUSTOMER UHVICE- stallation exp. Security 40 hn/wk. Orlver's lie. Looking for warm, cre- (609)443-1711 required. 287-6688. ative & energetic indi- 800-300-9321 or (908) 722-3000 ext. 6832. IIIUL Qen'l office, no typing. System exp. is t +. We VET. TECHINICIAN- P/T becoming F/T. Req 2 offer competitive wages viduals to join our excit- May Employment. Experi- & benefits. Call for appt. HEAL ESTATE SALES ing program in a beauti- ence neccessary. 2 pm yrs office exp. Expanding Experienced preferred, Inf^lm catalog eo, 605-0200. |t0l> 9/T/Ev»» to condud 50*0 ends avail. aieHM Forbes quires dealing with cli- learn how to increase surveys for an Part-Time CHURCH CONSULTANT 010 YOU ents and carriers alike. your Income and earn International Envlro. NEWSPAPERS KNOW . . . Modernized office with what you are worthl Call Comp,, Must have a Employment 3090 A Oivisum oj fairfu.s fur United Church Directo- This little ad can be read latest state of the art Adele Zielimkl, Mgr. lor a good attitude, clear Eflipfojriiwfit IrVwiCaid ies management is look- by more than 380,000 equipment. Benefits In- confidential interview sptaklng vole* and be clude your own parking 2 PT POSITIONS- Im- ng tor self-molivated and readers in 22 publica- eves: ready to start NOTICE: All EMPLOY- 5O0O tions throughout Somer- space! Call Henry at SEDMINSTER OFFICE mediately avail, for sea- SOW success-oriented Indi- MW-S2S-4WM immedl ate ly . Fun sonal workers at the So. EMPLOYMENT iduals to work Part Time set, Middlesex and Union •0STI1-10OO atmosphere, attractive MENT WANTED adver- Counties? It caught your WEICHERT REALTORS Plalnlield Recycling Cen- tisements are PAYABLE i, Full Time in a sales LABORERS/SUMMER work space and room for ter. April-Sapl. Hrs in- public relations position. attention, didn't it? RECEPTIONIST advancement. Middlesex IN ADVANCE by cash, Call YOUR ad in today! HELP— Immediate open- clude but not limited to You will be contacting ing FT position. Starting Needed for wild Mall Area. Salary plus M. W. F, 1-Bpm; Sat. check, VISA or Master area churcfi99 of all i-IOO-SSt-9498 and wooly office. weekly bonuses. Call ACCOUNTING BANK TELLERS W« Qet Results) rafe S6-8/hr. Musi have 8am-3pm. Additional hrs. Card, For a quote on aiths. Our unique valid driver's license. Call MI-7S0-M22 John 908-756-6885 scheduled as needed. T CLERKS FINDERNE photography system cost, please call DIRECTOR Apply Branchburg Public THE CRANFORD & Th. S7.45/hr. For fur- FULL TIME rom Kodak gives you Works, 34 Ksnbury Rd.. RESTAURANT ther info, call ihe Recy- 1-800-559-9495. he selling edge. Our 30 Somerset County's Office NOW HIRING for lunch & RECREATION- « Parks SOMERSET Summit Bank, a on Aging is aetklng a Di- Somerville. department is accepting cling Coordinator. A. ears of experience can daytime positions. Flex- Tempel. 754-9000. ext. subsidiary ol The guide you to success. rector to manage approx. LANDSCAPE/mttlQA- ible scheduling, advance- applications tor the CLERICAL- F/T General Summit Bancorporalion. 60 employees with a $2 following positions: 315. EOE Warner Insurance Salary to start, gas TION LABORER- D,L. menl opportunities. office work; typing, filing, nas tno following allowance and Incentive million budget. Works required. Salary based Excel, for homemakers ASSISTANT- Local faxing, phones, etc. Ask Services, an expanding openings at our wilh gov't. officials to in- Playground Leaders 5010-5100 insurance carrier has programs. Compensation on e«p. 90B-735-S226. or students. Wendy's, family oriented co. haslor Maureen. Z1B-9073, FinOerne Branch: S25-45000 per year. For crease awareness of 1010 Button Rd., Plsea- Maintenance Person PT & FT positions, we immediate positions older residents' needs. Law Enforcement Jobs IF YOU'RE LOOKINQ 5010 - Career Training available tor individuals HEAD TELLER personal lnt«rvl*w call tsway. (tOI) M1OC40. train, opptv. to advance, 1.«OO-S21-4I11 upon Initiates, monitors, nego- NO EXP. NECESSARY For further Information Ilex hrs.. 510.50/siart. FOR— an organized, t Service* Now hiring. US Customs, to prgceas cash QuaMied candidates •n*w*r dial 311 lh«n tiate* and admlnlsteis call 908-709-7283 For limes to apply call: lake charge, responsible 50J0 - Child Car* Officers, etc. For into. employee with computer, payments, receipts and must Qe experienced • »t. 830 on 4/20-23, programs, joint partner- Pull/part time. Interna- E/O/E/M/F/V/H 90B-704-85S5 Wanted call 219-794-0010 eal. clerical, dispatch experi- disbursements. Banking Tellers win excellent attar B:O0 pm, regard- ships and grants for any tional Co. now expanding 5030 • Agenda* 2935 9AM-10PM. 7 dayi TOW TRUCK DRIVERS ence, good phone man- cxp or data enlry In an customer service skills lat f new projects. Serves on In Union and Somerset ATENCION TICOSI Si 5040 • Domaatlc Full lime and part time ners, personality, people accounting environment and supervisory If offlc* It clot«d. advisory boards. Devel- LCAO FINISH Counties. Oppty. to earn Ud. o su conjunto sabe 90SO • Oan«ral necessary. Associate ops area plan for State $400/week while training. positions available lor oriented, please call 805 9060 • Haallh Care enoenence Hours are CARPENTER- needs growing towing compa- tocar las candones tradi- 1B38. Will work any degree in accounting M. T. W Bam-5pm. Th. F CLERICAL- Gen. officB Division on Aging includ- truck & tools. Call When qualified Managers cionales a una novia tica. 5070 • Managerial a plus ing annual updates re- earn $40,000 + +/y«ar. nies, in the Somerset and hours. Rel's avail. 5080 • Part-Tim* 8am-7pm & alternate Sat work incl data entry & 908-271.2938 tengo traba|o para Ud volume phoning. Musi flecting funding expendi- Call for personal Inter- Watchung Hills areas. 5090 • Employment 8:30Bm-12"30pm. Dependable, honest per- en NJ el 13 de Mayo. We offer good starting have etc computer tures. BA in gerontology. LEGAL SECRETARV- view,ask for Mr. Ozar Uame al 212-663-8701 y 51O0 Wanted FULLTIME TELLER Public or Business Ad- (tOt) 7S4-0OS0 son with clean driving 5100 • Carver salaries, extensive skins-WordPerfect 5.1. Westlield law firm seeks deje un recaao con su Hours are M, T. W, 8am- Must oe accurate w/ ministration plus mm. of secretary with excellent record needed. Call: Car—r fmwstments/ Invaatmants ft benefits package, SALES nombre y tel. 5pm, Th. F 8am-7pm & numbers & W people. 5 yrs. supervisory exp. in skills. Litigation and BAROV FARMS TOWING Opportunities Opportunities and a non-smoking Qualified peraon needed ATTENTION TtCOSI II alternate Sat 8:30am- Competitive salary Ma- gerontology rtq'd. Com- transactions! experience 753-0135 environment. for inside sales in an you or your group can 3:30pm plewood. oil Rt 78, binations of education preferred. Word proceti- electronic wholesale TRACTOR TRAILER- play traditional songs for 5020 Applications may be Bonn! 201-761-1160. and/or significantly re- ing required. Excellent drivers, Immediate lull a Oosia Rican bride. I Qualified applicants business. Knowledge ol Snnw ittif Ihft'tf in tbit t /,M- completed at the Human lated experience will be beneftts and working time openings lor LTL have work for you in NJ Child Cart Wanted should send letter COOKS— Day shitt and electronics helplul. Call siticntinn niiiv miinre ,i /IT Resources Department. considered. Knowledge conditions. Salary com- and driver/dock posi- on May 13th. Call 212- detailing background or night shift positions for appt. 725-3533. to nun /i,i,i mh> i "u / inn of social services net- mensurate with experi- tions, applicant must 663-8701 & Iv. a msg. w* 1065 Route 22 West. avail. Apply in person. ^utlor iiuft'i l.r/> iv^itrdnix BABYSITTER NEEDED- resume in conlidence works, lunding programs ence. Call 908-233-6800 have one year Tractor name & number tc Bridgewater NJ 0B807 FRIENDLY'S Restaurant and ability to Interpret SALES/SALES ururr mitilntmtf .»i(/'nr F.PT. M-F. lo care lor 3 9O8-4 29-2O7S NO 1060 Stelton Rd., trailer experience, min. yr oici daughter in my Employment Specialist state/federal rules, regu- MAKE MONEY WORK- MANAGEMENT BABYSITTING SUPERVI- AGENCIES PLEASE Pltcataway (Across ING AT HOMEI National 23 yrs old, sale driving SOR— and babysitting Bedminster home Musi lations policies and pro- IMMEDIATE OPENING. record. CDL class A, able rom Middlesex Mall.} Company needs you. asst.s needed. Monday - AVON SALES also hke dogs and hors- SUMMIT BANK cedures. Send resume Are you ready to earn lo pass physcia and skill All areas by April 27, 1994 to Som- Free details for long self Friday. 9am-1:30pm, es Donna 212-975-5867 WARNER EOE M/F/H/V COOKS- FT. maturo between S3 0,000- req . 5 days per week. For information call days; 90B-7B1-73d9 eves erset County Director of addressed, stamped en- Hourly wage neg., please mindod. Flexible velope: 401 First St., Mid- $50,000 your first year Mon.-Fri., no weekends. contact the Metuchen/ 1 BO0-O622292 Human Resources. P.O. A.Duie Pyle, a growing CARING GREEN INSURANCE BANK TELLERS Apply n person: dlesex, NJ 08846-1501. and S50,000480,000 Edison YMCA at 90B-548- 20O stalton Rd. Box 300O, Somerville, NJ your second year; Ihen carrier offering excellent DRIVERS COME FOR BROOK/DUNELLEN Summit Bancorporation, 06876-1282 2044 THE MONEY. 8TAV FOR MOM— lo care lor wen SERVICES Plscataway MANAGEMENT we'd like to speak to wage - Benefits' call 17-01 Pollitl Dr a subsidiary o! The (800) 523-5020 ask tor THE STABILITY- behaved 7 and 8 yr olds •FASHION- you. The leading CASHIER/SALES Fair Lawn. NJ 07410 Summil Bancorporation, COUNTCflHELP DOCK WORKERS Tom Turner J.B.HUNT, one or 34 days.wk during sum Full/Part Time. Apply at: HELPtl NATIONAL REAL Responsible person equal opportunity has several openings for Immediate full lime needed lor Summer job America's largest and mer Call 96B-8794 Tht Bagal Express openings lor dock International office open- ESTATE oHice in NJ is WAREHOUSE- person most succassiul trans- employer rrvl Tellers al local looking for 2 CAREER Excel, position for HS or branches: 270 Cadar Qrove Lane positions, 5 days per ing 25 offices NJ and NV for Piscataway Company, portation companies, CHILD CARE NEEDED- areas. Needed 25 people minded people lor resi- College student. Apply m my Hillsboro home lor ADMI NISTR ATOR - Somerset week, Mon.-Fri , looking for dependable pays its drivers some ol Township of HiHsbOr- PART TIME TELLERS Call tor Info S09-M90 lor all positions. We dential now homes person tor shipping re- at: SYLVAN POOLS Imo old & 2 yr old boys NO WEEKENDS! Rt. 23 Wast the best salaries in the ougtv Somerset Cunly. FINDERNE: 2 openings, A Duie Pyle, A growing train. Musi work well with sales, commercial in- ceiving, packing. Good business. Inexperienced Enpenence. re's & own DENTAL MVOENTtST- Qreenbrook Iransp reqd Need c 30.000 population. Town- hours are 1) M, T. 11am- carrier ottering Excellent people. Competitive pay. vestment sales & leas- benefits and salary. persons call: 1-800-845- prevention oriented den- 908-752-0005 non-smoker with excet snip Committee form of 3pm, Th 6:30am- wags -* benefits, call: 908-7S0-922J ing in Central Jersey Pleasant working condi- 2197, Experienced driv- government. 125 employ- al practice, Th , Frl., & area. WE WILL GET tions, Apply in porosn. English 9Q8-369-55BG 2:30pm, & F 9;30am- 1-800-523-5020 MANAGEMENT CLERICAL- General ol- ers call: 1-B00-36B.B538. ees, budget S12.725.00P 7:30pm OR 2) W 11am- alter. Sat.s. call 90B-35G- ask for Tom Turner YOU LICENSED and 411 Bell St., Industrial lico duties. Ilex hrs, 3-4 J.B. HUNT The Besl Run Prelerred Qualifications 0412 TRAINEE- Growing PROF. MILLINGTON 3pm, Th 8:30am- TRAIN YOU. FOf confi- Park. Piscataway 0B854 days'wk. Mature, de- For Tho Money. EOE. .ire Bachelors s Degree, DRIVER/HELPER- for Wholesale Co.. Seeks 12 COUPLE— seeks livem •1:30pm, F 9Hm-7:30pm dential Interview, call ask lor Scott pendable porson Type & Subject ToJDrug Screen. r minimum livo years suc- growing home Improve- sharp people, for our iarvy G yr bov <~i'so :t & Sat B:30am-12:30pm. Ken Worden al: phono 2H7-8686 H W & laundry: raq rjn» cessful managemen! ex- ment company. Must fun, fast Co., No Exp., BRIDOEWATER: 3 Desktop -PORTRAIT" DRIVERS- GET ON or 'ofs Salary nof| perience in all phases of have transportation. Call nee, paid training, rtiiist Century 21 CUSTOMER SERVICE BOARD WITH THE openings, hours are: 1) _ ?01) 606-2666 municipal government in- 499-7177. like travel. Casual dress, Wordan • Green • •SALES" Interior Decorating Co. RISING STARI OTR/ cluding budget prepara- M lo F Noon-4pm & Publisher If not earning $500 i / •OB-874-4700 Flox. hrs. Detail oriented shorthaul opportunities, tion, labor negotiations, WESTFIELD COUPLE altornale Sat 8am-Noon DRIVERS week, call 908-246-7BB0 United Photographic & heavy follow-up, self homo weekly (shorthaul), finance insurance, etc SEEKS NANNY- In OR 2) M, T, W, F 2:15- Straight & tractor, FfT for ext.8 Industries has openings motivated. 908-769-5959. no slip seating, excollonl Salary DOO/DOE Sond •laurj'nt'r il yrs 5. v: i 6:15pm, Th 2:15-7:15pm local work. Dispatched in Ihc Piscataway area. pay/benefits BURLING- 1 y n FT summer cnrc resume and salary his- We re currently seeking MANAGER CUSTOMER SERVICE & Sat Barn-Noon OR 3) Irom Rarltan Center. Work with p r p. TON MOTOR CARRIERS: e,id mi lo PT ati tory lo Township Clark. creative, self- Clean CDL reqd, 2 yrs. ROCK * ROLL REPRESENTATIVE M to F Barn-Noon & scheduled appointments 1-800-JOIN-BMC. EOE. iLl'Oni Car-- Start rn Htllsborough Township, motivated, organized exp. In Metro area. • ATMOSPHERE PT positions avail, in atternple Sal 8am-Noon. usiriq Hie Kodak Prism June niense linvc n- Municipal Building. 55 ndivldual wilh strong (•08) 2JS-54«» B Sharp People needed CLERICAL Naw Brunswick area nos- DRIVERS— Top op- MANVILLE/Flustic Mall: System Potential Llvail Non-smokrM cli Amwesi nond Noshanic written and verb al 10»m-Jpm immed, for fun 4 last Monday thru Friday. pital w'The TV Rental Co portunities tor owner op- M T W 2:15-6-15pm. earnings Of S2B.OO0- "9 i', essential C: NJ 08U53 communication skills lo paced poster arts Co. No 5PM-9PM NO Saturdays Musi have neat orators in throo IIDGIS: r Th, F 2:157:15pm. •90(ii /8 >2'jUj ad Tp; serve as Desktop F/T A PIT— local lowing exp. nee. will train If not NO Sundays. Duties in- S37.00 0 No cop on appearance & good com- Relocation Services, ART GALLERY/PICTURE SOUTH PLAINFIELD: M. Publisher In Ouf company looking lor re- earning S500/wk. 1 6 clude Dala Entry, Clerical onrmngs WB Oder munication & math skills Blankotwrap and High YOUR CLASSIFIED AD FRAMING- FT Gallery W 10 3OBm-2 30pm, & last-paced Marketing sponsible driver Must yrs. i . Exi, 7, and Heavy Telephone Extensive walking. Value Prodticls Out- •AO'k Call Phyllis or Jan. CAN BE PUBLISHED IN sales & darning Experi- Sal a 30,-im.l 2:30pm. Department. have valid NJ Driver's li- (90B) 2*B-7S80 • Paid Training Exponser, collodion & rocord koop- standing tractor pur- 1 Mon.-Fri (908) 412-9B90 02 NEW JERSEY NEWS ence nolplu Musi i)c ON CALL TELLERS cence. Please contact • Bluo Cross/Blue Shield inn. Mon. Wed. Sal, SAM- cliaao program avail. Ask PAPERS WITH ONE 234-9678 after 6 pm MECHANIC WANTED- SEARS PRODUCT good wilh n.iruin Somcr- SOMERSETS, Floporting to tho Sloro • Bonus Plan 3PM or Friday UAM-3PM. about RS0 performance i ASV PHONE CAIA AML 1 Aulo, light truck exp. SERVICES comopnsalion - piim up vi"u 'f?')-Wti ^ HUNTERDON Communications •401 K Retirement Sal. & Sun. t-BPM 56.50/ FOR OMf LOW PfilCE FENCE PEOPLE- Sales, reqd Apply within, Bark- 333 North Drlv* lo (3°= rnoro Tuition froo Work at various Manager, this position Installer^ Subconlrac- Program hr. to start. Paid Holidays FOR 0 N L Y ?. 1 1 9 0 (J A SST M ANAGEH - er Bus Co 1400 Rt. 22 North Plalnfled, NJ trammel lor inoxp driv- branchos locntfxt m is responsible lor tors Exp only Well est •rxcuNont AcivfinrpmnM & Vacation, For our locnl fOUR ^n WILL REACf E.isv VulHu ?391 Hwy E., Brktgewater, or call 07060 ers North AmpriCi'in Von Scimnrsnt Si HuntDrdon lyposettlnq. layout and Go. Benefits. EAGLE Opporlunily nlorview, call weakilays 0 V f" H i -' M I L L I 01, ?,' Irnnkhn Park Apply 302-0500 0»t. 115. An tqiml opply. •mployer (201) aSB-2316 Linoa. Counties 3 lo mnouGHP! •r person c.ill tor moM) por wook (approximnieiy store communication MODEL CAUL SECRETARIES W'W.P If you aro a riotormmorl 1 H 1" 5 1 A T I C A I DENTAL ASSISTANT' ?0-2!) hrii Starting packngos, os well as the FOSTER FAMILIES- Ol Currently need lemnles, Miyti Power Temps cjonl fichinver wild (|orj{| DESK PERSON- Mntu/o EARN UP TO $700- FOnUFfS CLASSIFIED AT Fill racos S roligions aro 5'7" & up i mal09 59" noerts Dopondnblo, Qua!- r salnry S1CI por hour plus production ol pO9tors. nrrjnnirntlonn! poopln purson. exp prol, bul will WEEKLY- No oxpori- 1 -H0O- )59-913ii ASK & up lor the following |ub Advtrffi* In ffn CfMiMttfi daily Ir/iviil iillowanco Dyers, and brochures. nsedad lor young poo- tlied Temporary Employ- and com mil n lent i mi Irain, 20-2S Mrs'wk.. In- enci! Ofii\ hours Part- rod JOYCE on KRISTI-J plo Ages 5 to 17 years calls, Ma|or print ad oos lo till job orciors from 1 Trammci provided 3onornl office support skills, cnl 1 -U 0 0- cluding Mori & Thurs limn or lull-hmn Crocusa row ALL rut OETAH< Training. 24 hour support campalgna NY lashlon our client companios in r Applicntion"! mny ho will bo requirocl You >?1-(l61 I upon ;.,*i:>wni eveninflS, 4-9PM, & Sill innitgayo rcifncirl •; 1-800- A II (J IJ r 5CA'. liriB, financial componsn- designer show & clothing Ihls firoci. Auto i oiti|jiotfjtl nt lhi> Humnn •nijFil too ntjlo In rncel (I i .11 3 3 3 I h a n i! x I 0-2PM. Sond nogume to StD-IHrj/ S I ATf'.WIDE CL ASF.IHF ! lion provided. For ml- catalogs Excellent rnlns HIGH POWER TEMPS i () h I n n cl r. r 111 c d I 1 1520 on 1/20-23 nftm dental Asst . 125 Living- AD Ml Hcaoun.cia tJoparliriBiil, Mitionnl Info call II selected Call Model 10S East Union Ave MODELS A PHOTOGI1A- AUTO MECHANIC [lencllinns, and bo PC •j no P M irjynrtllns!', it on Avfi Ecliion N.I Cuthollc Charities Networks, 900-632-9545 Bound Brook, NJ 0BBO5 PHERS NEEDEDI full -.rvvrrf' nnln rri|j,-|ii ionr> noijto ?2 wosi, I nr Htfi wilh i\ it o 111 c o Is c I n s o < I 0UH2O 908(104-6993 MoHichori NJ B08-SB0B1SB nntno9, chilctiori, Adullfl, 5040 cfnifi S.il.'i'v and com- nrkltjnwator NJ 0HB07 (VorKmy kiiowlor.lr.j(i ul DENTAL HYOIENI8T pot'), lo |iosa lor Inlornii- Employment- mi'.iintn Hiqri iwninqs <> f) II I1J!|.?0TB N O I'ntioMnk in •> 0 nml FRUSTRATED? liolpniiiii' Cud hnlidnyri MOVERS TELEMARKETING Wodnosriiiys E»ci'l noiiiil compnny. Locnl 1 ACPNCIt'S PLKASE "oioiDi.i* for t I in Trnvol or olllco pollllcs SOW Domestic v;ir;ifi'in f n honrMits For OIII r;liont, n innjor *No Selling Involved!' workiiKj onvironninnt w nr k O ii In I ,i ntl Ini| IBM I'O (jut you down?!)! Then p.it kritjii SUMMIT BANK domnsllc/commorcfnl Employment- MrddlnaPK mcoinrj polflfliinl. huri- Its lltno to slop off tho I'df.1 f:rnt> infoirnnllori SUniJHDAN TIRE CO. moving cit , Muy-Sopt Ifi Wo hovo ir?imecllnlo pnrl HmmHh Curt 90B-9BB-4644 FULL TIME HOUSE- TOF M'F H'V ihniFdiiiiii nntl coitaklar n hi ochiiiii n|)|i I itiil ion dronri Braoh jint- ']»"ii(l I AX y»nit r:moor in Ronl Fsmle A tholr busy snnson I tiny limo opfinings for imibi- KEEPER- Mon-rri in will nned lom|ii)fniy tinlr.) II(HJ9 inrilvlduftls In out DlflECTOR- TnuuMcf. Cnl) / 1 V-:i7-l-7/O 1 1 Soitif^vlHt*. Mnluchnri BARTENDING I KiRifinn wilh rovnr Ilittm, enroor wtioro you mo Istrtjp prlvnlo tinmp Mu ;! lor i)Ht:klnq. luiiiliiu| nrid Snlon !iii|)|]oil Dofjnrl- RNVLPN's A'tsl Innchni ft Miimi: Call (OQIn 52(1-471);] TRAINING- Ony mill i II i I II (I i n t| s n I n r y your own bo»» nnri your J liiivi> fell iind ">|J l'i Lirilcunllrui Mourn will rmnit WorkiMd nvomndn rinciintly Bl(|iuul Iniulicr, .' rtist:MiKil. I'T, TEACHERS/ 1 nvnnint) wilh flnxllHti i n (| II i i it iti IMI I i t (i nnlnry Is totally Fly DRIVF.H ~ I into 'inrvlro uhnrt ttirm SUMMIiFl yhsli Cull Jim Mil yfiu, BUYANT TEMnOIIAfllES lien, yini nlrnply mil frr.nn Mi lrllnsn« cnurily .linn IHi'iiliDM 'HIIII(| (timiln, ln<: • riinlilnlnq ynu akill wilh MOMKBTAY F'ROQUAMS COUNTPF1 SALES AND add Olrl Nnw Brun*. fid. n (irovlilnil Hit In 'tel il|i irnrrHiillnll n lcr ( .il har intliiHi t;fIIi Alln III! , V HHtrruik Ilin ininnr ilnvolrjpmnnl I ,|l uon-/'.;'-ntll I lot (iroiipB ol IrileriHi- SERVICE Pluontitwny. 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By KATE UNCOLN ers, and Ford is hoping high sales figures will follow. FORBES NEWSPAPERS It's a seven-passenger minivan • MONTGOMERY TWP. - It was notable for its aerodynamic profile, the grand opening, at long last. generous cargo space and numer- . This winter's poor weather af- ous safety features which come as fected more than the schools, standard equipment. And it may pushing back the inaugural party avoid some of the usual new-model for Princeton Nassau Conover Ford wrinkles because its engine and Mercury Lincoln from February to transmission platform are taken last Friday. from the best-selling Ford Taurus/ Not that this discouraged owner Mercury Sable clones. A 3.8-liter Steve Kalafer, who was busy meet- V6 powerplant produces 155 horse- ing and greeting customers, ven- power, which is in a league with dors, employees and guests, or the Caravan/Voyager line and Mer- dealership President Jim Vogt, The cury Villager, the rebadged Nissan latter said that the dealership, Quest. which he took over from Conover The Windstar brings a number of last December, has seen solid sales refinements to the minivan mar- since. And he predicted, "It looks ket. The moniker refers to the re- like this is going to be a great year fined aerodynamic profile, which for sales." gives it an edge on mileage in its This is not surprising, given the class. The cargo space is an im- improved economic outlook over- pressive 144 cubic feet when the all, and two kudo-graced new mod- two rear bench seats are removed. els from Ford. Designed as a larger alternative to The completely redesigned 30th the Villager, the vehicle' can carry anniversary-model Mustang has standard-size sheets of plywood been met with good reviews from back from the lumberyard. And auto writers and Pony Car fans. standard safety equipment in- "We've probably sold 10 or 12" cludes dual air bags, side-impact since its introduction a few weeks beams meeting the Federal 1997 ago, said Mr. Vogt. Buyers seem to auto safety requirements and anti- be previous Mustang owners — a lock brakes. good sign for the marque in the But the new minivan and the face of so radical a design over- Mustang are only two models car- haul. The model has already prov- ried by the dealership, which offers en its appeal to young car muscle the complete line of Ford family buyers. products — from the Escort to the A Mustang Cobra convertible will F-10. The popular Explorer model lead the pack at the Indy 500 May continues to sell well (4X4s were GEORGE PACCIELLO/FORBES NEWSPAPERS 29, the first Pony pace car in 15 especially popular during the win- Standing alongside the 30th-anniversary Mustang are, from left, Steve Kalafer, owner of Princeton's Nassau Conover Ford Lincoln years. The Mustang made its pace ter as buyers sought vehicles that Mercury, dealership President Jim Vogt, General Manager John Stahl and Customer Relations Manager Robin Conover. car debut in 1964 (it was unveiled could get them to the office and at the World's Fair 30 years ago back whatever the weather). The this April 17). Probe, Escort and Tempo models wants a little styling." that area. Because Princeton Nas- plan to continue the tradition of For those who are busy at work feature special financing at the mo- Mr. Vogt and General Manager sau Conover Ford Mercury Lincoln sci-vice the Flemington dealerships during the week, Saturday service But the remodeled Mustand has liuurs are under consideration. not been all the news from Ford. A ment. And the Ford Thunderbird/ John Stahl have worked for Mr. is not within the other Kulultjr prido themselves on. Shuttle buses Kalai'er for a number of years, both dealerships' area, and the fact that lor service customers like those at One tiling was certain Friday completely new Ford model has Mercury Cougar models offer "a night. Even those who were busy been making its mark in the tremendous value that people may at the Flemington Ford dealership the Conover name has been on thu Flominglon are in operation, and at the buffet tallies took time to Dodge/Plyrnouth-dornirated mini- not be aware of," according to Mr. which is among the 23 dealerships building for 30 years, there will be- the Service Bay Diagnostics Sys- check out the new automotive ar- van market this spring. The Ford Vogt. "It's a tremendous amount of that Mi-. Kalafer owns. All those, no "Flemington" attached to the te-m to pinpoint vehicle problems is rivals, popping hoods and sliding Windstar has been winning ac- car for the money. It's a personal- however, are located in Flemington dealership. already in place to aid the trained into bucket scats. So Mr. Vogt's colades from veteran auto review- size luxury car for somebody who and this is his first foray out of But both Mr. Vogt and Mr. Stahl service technicians. prediction, looks secure. ITS A WHOLE NEW SEASON AT SUBURBAN DODGE START OFF THE SEASON WITH THES GREAT SAVINGS ON OUR NEW ;^ AND USED CAR LINE-UP! 7F

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M9RP: M1.14O Based on 46 mo. doaed and lease. S2S00 down + Based on a 24 mo. closed end leasa with $3900 1*t mo.pymt• $66Orot. sac. dap + $360bar* fea down + $450 iel sec. deposit, 1 mo. payment, due at Inceptlan. Total of j>ymta $22,902 + tax. $4S0 bank lee due at inception. Total of 15,000 mi/yr •xcaaa mi. • i 15/me*e after. Opt to aymonts $8472.00 + tax. 10,000 ml./yf, excess purch at tease and at $15,532. w S.16/mi. Option to buy at lease end at $26,507. PER MO. 4 TAX/24 MO. + TAX/48 MO MntKMKIOKtUL Storting without mmogtmHit t$om, who's BRAND NEW 1994 BMW 7401 I NEW 1994 SAAB 9000 CS iuufas of •xp§fi$iK0 fMWTMMLW moki buying § IMI¥ or 4 Or, 6 Spd Auto Trant, 8 Cyl 4 Dr. 5 Spd Man Trans, 4 SAAB os comhrtobli as 32V. Else Fuel Inj, P/A8S/S. Cyl Eng, Hatch Back, A/C Clim Control, D/P Ak Pwr S/ABS, A/C, Dual Air driving on: Bags, P/SAVInd/Locki/Mra, Bag. Clolti Hid Sts, Pwr Lttir, Heatad Saati. On Win/L/AnVMrs, R/Def, To our torn of ikiKod Board Comp, rVdef, AM/FMCasa, Ctults, Inl R/Wipef, Crulsa, Int 1 Wpn. Sun Rool, Alloy Whls, Wpra, Moon Roof, Tint, t§dmkims, owrnonthf Tint, Alwm, All Season Tract. Alarm, AM/FM Cass. vpiatri strvfo and ports VIN«RDE6e737. viN#Riooee79 dtportmont, Imping o LEASEFOHONLY: LEASE FOR ONLY: hug§ Inventory on hand os w$ll os our hiahly skilltdbody shop M8RP: 180,310 MSRP: $»,«» Diisedon ai.losmi nriiJ iDFiao iossepayment based Baaed on 42 me c\amd end lease. $2600 down + on a 30 month loasn Tolal ol p«yriKinls $17.928 00 Nam. i liix $3,000 cnp cost roducliun 01 Imdo squly + 1»t mo. paymairt + $400 m( sac dep • $450 bank tslmonlh pnymonl • 10I nocuiMy d«p $00O 11450 l«e due at Inception Total ol pymnta $14,?3B.OO + Wo (ombln$ our bank las duo al mr.opl 10.000 mi^l excess $ 15 tax. 16,000 rr*Vl excess ml. • $ 16/tnere after, Opl lo purch ill iQiiRoend fur $.1? 0?) PER MO. + TAX/36 MO. Optn to purchnae al IMM end at $11,882 oxpriont* and support, + TAX/42 MO. with low loosing and (homing raUs, All availablo on our most popular mod&ls from both SALES • LEASING • SERVICE • PARTS • BODYSHOP BMW one1 SAAB, This moons no motUr whlth tar you thoos; tho JM nhk Is always working tooomor to ko$p you ¥try sotlsHoM 391 ROUTE 22 EAST SPRINGFIELD, IUJ -379-7744 April 20, 21,22,1994 AutomoByeGuide Forbes Newspapers / U-3 MSO •MMAAAHtM SSNtlC REMOVALS* Lummy MrtomobKu Of Any Junk Car 34 Hr Towing Icrvie* GREAT RESULTS What's the deal on synthetic oil? JAOUAR- II XJO, Ttk • •08-7M4383 • ml., Jaguar maintained, baapar 806-419-t944 I own a 1989 Chevy Camaro, goo4 condillon. $3500/ ALL AUTO- acquired, 305-cubic-inch V8 engine, 10. •014M4B17. Caih tof car* * tniaha FORBES NEWSPAPERS Automotive any as., 8064914889 or AUTOMOTIVI SPICIAL Qwith 39,600 miles on it. It is RANQI ROVIH- IT Futly aqulppad. Exctllant baapar 1-600-T1M179 condition. 26K ml. Call I have a 1993 Jeep Grand very well maintained and has Jim, T19WM. HJOO Cherokee (Laredo), 4.0-liter QJV never been driven in the winter. I MOJCUCYCLlit Qengine with a Class III trail- noticed a noise in the transmission SporHcmn 8110 • ATVa LIMITED er hitch package, I plan on pulling popularity in Canada at one time. at low range which turned out to 6ttO • MapaO a trailer (within limits) and have a be the planetary gears. I took it to PONTIAC- 69 Tftnt 62M < OfMtM* question about the gear oil in the Haynes catalogs a half-dozen Fiat Am. Whltt 87, fully lotd- 8S40 • Ofl-Haa« TIME models including the Spider up to a Chevrolet dealer because I . ad, T-lop, ahow rm cond. 8280 • Partaa(Asaaa«rl«* differential. The technical and 44K. 9OI-563-4253 owner's manual says to use 75W- '78. Your '80 version isn't specifi- thought it was still under warranty. •2M They stated that it was not but OFFER $25 140 synthetic gear oil. Nobody cally listed, but my catalog only would check with the factory. 1 4x4«, Sport an around here has it except the Jeep goes back to 1990. Send them a U&t Truck* dealer, and it's $22 per quart. Can I called and they told me what 1 al- use regular 85W-140 gear oil or I note and they may be able to give ready knew: the car was out of DID YOU MOPED you an updated list. It may be KNOW... Molomarlna, ancal. cond. 4 LINES FOR 4 WEEKS can get Mobil synthetic 85W-90 or warranty. I tried to explain that a that an ad In Ihii local Halmal Inel. MI0/SO. do I have to use the 75W-140? This available in the U.K. You could transmission should not go at papar ado goat Into 22 808-788-t281 otnar local papara? is very important to me as I don't also try Fiat itself since it still has a 39,000 miles but they didn't want Raaeh ovtr 380,000 want to ruin my differential. I'm raadira with ona call) or call toplac e your ad parts and service facility here. The to hear it. 1 wrote to Chevrolet cus- 1-MO-Ut-MIS WPMMHf going away to school and this is tomer assistance central but they very important to me. last address I have for Fiat is 375 Park Ave,, New York, N.Y. There is never responded. I would like to Ihiefct and Van* 1-800-559-9495 I've checked with all the syn- know if there is anyone else I can ATK- 90, 604CS, Mo* a fairly strong network of Fiat afi- torcroaa, navar utad. thetic oil manufacturers that call, or if there is an agency I can POKO- M Cantorlin, By 17000 + naw aacrlflea tor Aseveral of them produce cionados and if any of them sends 84S00. Call 214^458. FORBES NEWSPAPERS register a complaint with. I realize ownar, euitomlzad 1 85W-140 differential oil. But to an- lima F-3S0. tulty loaded, me more information regarding that there is no fraud involved, TV A VCR, •••'. S. 4SC swer your question about whether auto w/OD, plonttr Star- H40U your request, I'll pass it on. however, this is not acceptable reli- ao ayaum, 33" Bridge* RECKLATIONM or not it's important to use the lu- ionat on Outlaw rlma, VIHICLLS bricant that's recommended by the « * • ability from a vehicle. Ironically, HD lowing packagt, ax- tandad 100K warranty In- manufacturer, the auto makers go I own and drive a 1991 GMC the vehicle I drive in the winter is eludad, 42K. Mutt ••• to •410 • Campara and a 1985 Chrysler LeBaron with more appraciata, gar.ad, mini TtalMwa to great lengths to cover them- Syclone pickup truck. I re- 8410 • Meter Hamaa selves so you can bet that if they Q than three times that mileage and cond., orlg. prlca waa $44,500, now atking MM • RV Parta, cently purchased some spe- MO.MS, 800.826-0016 Accttotfts A S#nrto# recommend a certain unusual type the transmission is perfect even •440 • MliC RV of oil (and synthetic lubricants are cial racing fuel for it and found 4MC- 78 Pick up. 3/4 after being stuck in the snow sev- ion, 4wd, Waatarn plow, still in the unusual category) there that it greatly enhanced perform- eral times. •Jo mil, axe .cond. No rutt. is a good reason for it, and it isn't ance. Interestingly, the engine 13200/BO 725-3839 What is unacceptable to you just to sell you a couple of bottles runs cooler and fuel mileage seems of the stuff at an inflated price. is obviously acceptable to axio to have improved. My fuel tank A Automotive PmrU, Your differential is worth a great Chevrolet. General Motors Aeel and COLIMAN-61. deal more than a couple of quarts holds 20 gallons and to this I add has had lots of trouble with the Wllllamaburg, 231/2(1. of the stuff. The frequency of four gallons of this special gaso- Excel, eond. 1 ownar. little T-200 series "Metric" trans- AACON Auto • Truck Aiklng 81100. 7BJ-6682, change isn't enough to put much line. Is there anything in the fuel mission and your V8 may well be •uyara. Top IS paid. •UNLINI- 68 Trawl equipped with one. It's pretty well Sama day eaah. Trailer. 24H., light wtlghl, of a dent in your budget. that will hurt the engine such as 8OI-82a-a416 alaapa s, alact hitch, * * • damage the valves? Does it contain the consensus that it's too light for ABSOLUT! AUTO eUan. Mud ual MSOO. Can you tell me where 1 Wa pay 128 t Up 808.828-78S0 anything that will corrode the en- a V8. Many Chevy owners who ; .For Any Complaia Car could purchase a good shop plan to keep their cars opt to re- HUOO gine? 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By WILLIAM WESTHOVEN with it," said Saltzman. "Florence Hender- son liked it; Chris Knight (Petor) loved it. MfeetendVtos Editor o those of us who came of age in the Eve Plumb actually took a part in it, as the '70s, television shows like All in the manager of Johnny Bravo in the "Johnny Family and MM*S*H were the re- Bravo" episode, and had a lot of fun, Susan Tflection of a growing, enlightened Olson (Cindy) hosted a "Brady I^ok-Alike" awareness of the global village. contest when the show was in Florida." But somehow, as the '70s faded into the "Johnny Bravo" is just one of the epi- slipstream of nostalgia and retro-analysis, sodes that are perfqrmed on a round-robin basis, depending on the venue. Other in- the revisionist purveyors of our popular cul- 1 ture, sometimes known as syndicated TV clude "Peter's Voice Changes ' and "Don't programmers, have managed to champion a Play Ball in the House." seemingly-innocent family known by the State Theatre patrons, though, are in for a name of Brady as the advocates of the Me special treat, as the company will perform Generation. the "Getting Davy Jones" episode, featuring Of course, while the Bradys had more in a cameo appearance by none other than common with the Nelsons and the Cleavers Davy Jones, who crossed over from his own than the Bunkers or the inhabitants of the show, The Monfcees, to appear at Marcia's 4077th, they did have one thing going for Westdale High Senior Prom. them: a secure, fantasy-like environment Later in the show, according to Saltzman, where the worst problems ranged from hav- the show takes a more adult spin as the ing to wear braces (which have, ironically- ensemble acts out sonic of the more pro- enough, evolved into a sort of status sym- vocative episodes from Williams' book, bols in some juvenile circles) to not getting which details such behind-the-scenes activi- the lead role in the junior high musical. Call tiesas his "dating" Brady mom Florence it banal, call it surreal, but watching the Henderson and other "shocking" Brady be- Biody Bunch in 1994 has replaced Valium havior, and yoga as the hip way to get away from it "There are a lot of things that go on that all in our troubled world. are not appropriate for children," said Saltz- But for those of us who like a little medi- man. cine with our spoonful of sugar, there's an Several members of the cast are featured even better, nipper way of getting a dose of as "spokesmodels" during The Real Live Brady down our gullet, and it's coming to Game Show, which similarly skewers the the State Theatre in New Brunswick Satur- game-show scene, but also features actual day. Capitalizing on both the nostalgic and audience members, giving this part of the abemutt appeal of the original Brady Bunch show an improvisational air of uncertainty, is the fell Ltvt Brady lunch a one-of-a- "The audience brings something different kind show featuring adult actors recreating to it every night," said Salzman, who, along actual characters - in all their fashion- with other members of the cast, act out challenged glory - and episodes of the orig- "commercials" during show. inal series onstage. A simple idea on the The all-adult cut of The Rtaf Uv Brady Bunch will be joined by former Monkee So whether you look u{>on The Brady Buncfi as the best, or the worst, of the '70s, surface, but one which has to be seen to Davy Jonas Saturday at the State Theatre In New Brunswick. really appreciate it as a unique form of com- The Real Live Bmdy bunch has something edy. for everyone - even for those who don't 1 of Brady-mania even recognized Schwartz, 'It's kind of like vaudeville/ said Barry know a Brady from a Cosby. And just to make sure the point is driven Saltzman, who plays Brady patriarch Mike who was treated, according to Saltzman, home, the show also features variations on "The best thing about the show is that Brady in this national touring production, "like a rock star" by the rabid fans who the theme, including ancillary scenes in- you don't have to get it to enjoy it," said 1 attended the Real Live Brady Bunch along spired by Barry (Greg Brady) Williams tell- which follows successful stays in New York, Saltzman. all book about the scandalous off-camera Los Angeles and Chicago. "Sherwood with him. Same goes for other Brady alum- Bradys. The entire affair is capped by The Schwartz, who created the series, saw the ni who have visited, or, on occasion, partici- TOE REAL UVE BRADY BUNCH/THE REAL UVE Real Live Game Show, where a few audi- show and he loved it. He called it a "good- pated in the production, GAME SHOW 8 p.m. Saturday. April 23, at the ence members will be allowed to join in the natured skewering." " Some of them, like Maureen Me- State Theatre, 15 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick. fun and perhaps win an actual prize. Of course, it didn't hurt that the long arm Cormick {Marcia), will have nothing to do Tickets $30-$i9. (908) 246-7469. Mummenschanz tribute at RVCC After 25 years of touring the world, Mummenschanz has effects, from turning themselves Into human "Sllnkies" to played to many familiar faces over and over again. shift-shaping putty masks which allow them to experience Ironically, its latest world tour, which comes to Raritan a variety of characters and expressions. Mummenschanz, Valley Community College's Edward Nash Theatre on Sat- of course, Is more than masks and props, as these urday, celebrates a performer whose face those fans have uniquely-talented performers delight their audience with never seen, but whose talents helped put the celebrated their Inventive use of dance, acrobatics, contortion Ism, Swiss mime-mask troupe on the map. balance and a keen sense of comic timing, American mime Roger Zanetti joins original members This new show, titled "Parade," has been dedicated to Fiortana Frassetto of Italy and Bemie Schurch of Switzer- the memory of Andres Bossard, one of the three founding land In Mummenschanz, which translates into game members of Mummenschanz, who died in 1992. Using the ("mummerf > and chance ("schanz"). most simple of props, a large sheet of green plastic like the kind used to make garbage bags, to create a sea, a MUMMENSCHMO,8 P.™. », April 23. at Raritan Mummen9chanz w|,, de,|gh, tide and strange beasts, all for the purpose of a symbolic DAVY JONES Valley Community College, Route 28, North Branch. Tickets ' recreation of how life on earth began, ,908, Special tftirw Iwoketl Other parts of the show will reprise many of their favorite for March flunk's " College In North Branch.

4 WMkond PKII Forbes Newspapers April 20-22,1994 WfeetendPlus llicatcr review 'South Pacific' shows signs of age Paper M///'s usua/ lavish presentation fails to revive musical relic By MICHAEL P. SCASSERRA Ensign Nellie Forbush, Marguerite Maclntyre sings sweetly, WeekendPlus Theater Critic and Ron Raines is appropriately romantic as Emile de !hc Paper Mill Playhouse's latest offering is a revival of Bccque, the suave Frenchman who captures the heart of Rodgcrs and Hammcrstein's classic South HcHle, the young American. The two delight during their duets, the musical about American me1 n and women in the but when not singing, their portrayals remain fatally super- Tarmed forces during World Wm II. With this major ficial. McVey, too, depicts Cable on a dour, one-note scale revival, the theater continues its strident efforts to restage despite his rich singing voice. As Luther Billis, the comic on a major scale classic works of the American musical heart of the show, Gary Marachck mugs shamelessly, but theater. he at least provides vivid, amusing bits between the musi- Sot in a world of global conflict, racial intolerance, and cal numbers. doomed romance, South J'ucijk includes a score of well- This South Pacific remains virtually intact, more a theat- known standards and this production, though respectable, rical museum piece than a worthwhile reinterpretation of a never rises to the level of a genuinely "Enchanted familiar entity. Even Michael Anania, the Paper Mill's con- Evening," The production, though as grand and colorful as sistently brilliant set designer, provides towering palms, one would expect, is surprisingly uninventive and un- lush gardens, and tropical sunsets, but his work (though no moving. The Paper Mill production fails to find a con- less grand than expected) is rarely surprising and never temporary subtext or a new stylistic dimension to the work. awe-inspiring (as his work is when at its best), As a result, this South Pacific is often tired and flat rather than enlivened by the impressive resources for which this If contemporary audiences are invited to consider South Millburn institution is renowned. Pacific as an even remotely serious essay on racial intoler- Director Robert Johanson's work is most effective during ance, perhaps the musical numbers should be reinterpreted the popular novelty numbers when he works with larger and somehow staged in a more realistic mode. As per- groups of the large ensemble cast. "There Is Nothing like a tomf; 7^' . . onger cany the of lls or n Dame" is performed energetically by a bright male cast. ^^ f *L „.V i . ,. . , . , L Another highlight oi the evening is "I'm Gonna Wash That J/dy score, and a 950 Pubtzer prize, the musicals book by Man Right Out-a My Hair; performed (of course) by the Hammerstein and Joshua Logan today seems hopelessly female contingent of the Paper Mill production. Johanson's mv*

NOW PLAYING aier. 7:30 p.m, April 23, 29. honor of his career. 8 p.m. Raritan Center, Edison May 22. Admission $12 eve- (908) 766-4251 Elks lodge, 545 Bound Brook Admission $39.95. April 22,23- Admission $14, (609) 443-5598 nings, $10 matinees. •For July production ol Rd., Middlesex CROSSROADS THEATRE MARRIOTT HOTEL discounts available. •Murder-mystery dinner the- Night. Auditions at 7:30 p.m, 1.908) 5C6-2808, 047-2180 COMPANY OLD MILL INN Apn! 26, 27. Eleven men 120s- •All-Me thorns sinflnf, tov- ? Livingston Ave. 110 Davidson Ave., Somerset ater. 7:30 p.m. April 22,30. Route 202, Bernards* 50s) and three women 1,20s- licishop liiirmoiiy. New Brunswick 1609) 443-5598 Admission $39,95. l);ma •Murder-mystery dinner the- (201) 3010562 SHERATON AT 30s); set crew, construction, RARITAN VALLEY CHORUS (908) 249-5560 BALLET FOLKLOmCO ater. 7;3O p.m. April 23. Ad- •A Deadty Brief Case, murder and lighting staff also needed 7 30 p.m. Tuesday •Home, one-act drama Hy WOODWIDGE PLACE 8 p.m. Saturday, April 30 mission $39.95, mystery in a dinner theater set- Faith Lutiieran Church Samm-Art Williams, Through Route 1, Isetin Edward Nash Theatre McCARTER THEATRE ting. 8 p.m. Friday and Sat- Amweil Rd., Neshamc May 8. Admission 130-S20, (908)634-3600 Raritan Valley Community 91 University PI., Princeton urday, Admission 539. 1908)359-3771 discounts available, •Noir Suspicions, murder mys- College, North Branch (609) 683-8000 PAPER Mia riAVHOUH CENTRAL JERSEY •Mued chofus of mofe than FORUM THEATRE tery In a dinner theater setting, (908) 725-3420 •The Bermuda Love Triangle; A Brookside Or,, Millburn MASTER CHORALE 100 members. 314 Main St., Metuchen 9 p.m. Saturday. Admission •A "Quetzali" troupe from the Spanish Imposition or the (201) 376-4343 7:30 p.m. Monday SOMERSET CHORALE (908) 548-0582 $4Q. Veracruz area of Mexico. Adults 103rd spring show of the Prin- •South Pacific, the Rodgers and Arts Building, Raman Valley 7.30 p m. Thursday •Spiftin' tmtye, world premieie STATE THEATRE $15, senior citizens and stu- ceton Triangle Club. April 21- Hammerstein musical adapted Community College Sampson G. Smith School of a musical by Stephen A. 19 Livingston Ave. dents $12.50, 24. Admission $21-512. from James Michener's wit- Route 28, North Branch 1649 Amweil Rd., Somerset Werner, Laura Szabo Cohen. New Brunswick KEAN DANCE THEATRE EDWARD NASH THEATER ings. Through May 28. Ad- (908)231-8813.218-8871 1908) 873-1227 and Karin Kasdin. Through April (908) 246-7469 8 p.m. April 22.23; mission $42-527. •Choral ensemble affiliated wiih •Community chorus with mem- 24, Admission $27-$15. dis- R«rlt«n Vstliy •Tne Real Uve Brady Burnt), an 2 p.m. April 24; Wilklns PHILATHAUANI the college, Most vocal ranges bers from Franklin Township, counts available, Community Collt|t episode of the TV series re- Theatre, Keen College, Union Carnage House needed, tenors and basses es- No experience or audition nee- OEORGt STREET PLAHOUSE Route 28, North Branch enacted on stage. 8 p.m, April (908) 527-2337 Watson Road, Fanwood pecially. (•(.Wry 9 Livingston Ave. 1908} 725-3420 23. Admission $30-$19. •Spring concert with student (908) 322-6686 CHORAL ART SOCIETY SWEET ADELINES New Brunswick •Mummenschanz, mime and performers from the college. •Veronica's Room, thriller by Ira Of NEW JERSEY Far Hills on Stag* (908) 246-7717 performance troupe. 8 p.m. Admission $5, discounts avail- Levin (Rosemary's Baby) that COMING UP 7:30 p.m, Sunday 1 30 n m Wednesday •Swinging on a Star. Johnny April 23. Admission $20, dis- able, counts available. reminds us about the danger of CIRCLE PUYERt Calvery Luthewn Church Zion Lutheran Church Burke's songs in a world pre- RCTUMIA talking to strangers. Friday- 116Vlctoria Ave., Piscataway 108 Eastman St, Oxford n\ in h Si OldwcK miere revue. Through May 15. THE NEW THEATER 2 p.m, Saturday, April 23 Saturday performances through (908)968-7555 (908) 233-9478 iMOHi W7 i 1 hurras a Becket. Through April •Jesus C/trisf Superstar, opera PLAYERS •Speciflli'ing in Iewi:>ii iimm! ed lor the stage by Jonas Jura- 23 Adults $10, senior citizens based on the Gospel According 1000 North Ave. West music {folk, ethnic, lituif,ifiili I'f-oiili.CiiP C,i-nu>i 120 Find- sas. Through May 1. Admission and students $7. Auditions to St, Matthew. Through May 1. WestHeld Additional tenors and luisv, er i>i> Avf , fl $14. discounts available NICHOLAS MUSIC CENTER TRILOGY REPERTORY rwedori. Call Iw

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408*} 1 IP mmm •••• w heaps stftvot Vat ttw ftaft wd e Kathleen Turner is hilariously homicidal tSJl Sjppy fll |M|§ mm WSpMr * i. eVpH w WJ1MSW ,. in 'Serial Mom' *' l I By JEFFREY COHEN WfeetenriP/us Film Critic t's a bizarre thought that if Di- vine were still alive today. Kathleen Tumor would have I lost her best role in years. But then, bizarre is what John Waters' films are all about. Serial Mom, Waters' latest at- tack on all that is good and decent, Dft BttlNIM is a continuation of the film- an. maker's move into the main- stream, even if it's apparent that wy sjBBO. ye* wpy eas the mainstream is catching up to Waters rather than the director slowing down. Things that would (he to stoy of s Ceradan have been absolutely scandalous at DnySwan up WPH W vim to the time of Pink Flammgos are considerably more1 widely accepted help thi Dfft Mjinst Fscatn after you've just gotten out of any- thing from The Cn/tng Game to Ace Vcnlum. Pet Detective. It is, though, a measure of the Summer mcvie seascn w% DM us oonani ntaioacw times that Waters used to make ID (nMf snnst an JUM piain eon* films with people like Divine, a 300-pound female impersonator. sneak preview and weft Hit urth v«y Tab Hunter, who appeared to be a 300-pound female impersonator in female Trouble and someone named Mink Stole, and now he's Highly anticipated movies for making movies with Kathleen 'Acs' alert the spring and summer sea- Turner. Sam Wntersion and. well. tow youVe bssn Mink Stole. Some things never son Include (clockwise, from change top): The fitntstonei, starring It's also interesting that Ricki John Qoodman as Fred; Amblin Entertainment's The Little Ras- Lake, who was seen as an offbeat (eoa«wit)e making Hi vWeo choice for i\ lead in Waters' first cals and Spike lees Crooklyn, mainstream movie. Hdirepmj/. featuring Alfre Woodard. vast) on Jims 14, and juit In now has her own talk show in caie you havwVt setn it enough which she appears (several times a day, apparently) as the voice of yet, It'i prtnd to buy at $24,96. reason. Again, America is catching And April Food Day was thne up to John Waters; Waters isn't slowing down for a minute. Serial Mron concerns itself with """JSniey Gonsn Beverly Sutphin (Turner, and get used to it; Waters' laste for inter- esting character names has not dulled), ti seeming .him1 Cleaver Top 10 clone with something hiding be- hind her eyes that's screaming to video rentals get out. It doesn't Uikc long before it floes, and Beverly, unbeknownst 1 to her dentist husband i Water- stun), boy-hungry daughter (Uiki'i 3,7^ Fttf/tto and gore-obsessed son (Matthew Ulkitxl), begins killing virtually ev- 4, Malice erybody who annoys her |iM a lit- tle The people who real I v \[v\ nil her IKTVPS she k^'ps in torture Chief among these is Dottic T. Fearless (Mink Stolei. tin- nri|iirnl (il \\v\ erly's delightedly ubsmie phone 8.7T)e Fi/|/tA^e calls. The semes m which Hcverlv 9, The Beverly H/lfbl/llea drops her vmrc Id ,i :-',iiUii!al :;narl 10. Another Stakeout and hisses as niaiiv nlrei'tutK'SJi;-; she can think of at hniiie mvi - List courtesy of Eaiy VWeo (Please turn lo pane 7)

6 Weekend Plus t)\\v;.> Nnwspniwft April 20 22, 199-1 Weekend him capsules Waters' 'Serial Mom' (Continued from page 6) and even allows him to direct not Captul* ftvtiwi to the popular comedy • •Director Ron Howard's look at THUMIEUNA byWttktndWuitlaff about a misfit youth Hockey the day in the life of a fictional •Animated musical version of the Turner the chance to have more one, but two car chases. The only Guldt; team, (PG) New York City tabloid trying to popular Hans Christian Anderson din than she had in her last four satiric edge he grants them is the avoid bankruptcy and brash a big fairy tele, directed by Don Btuth - ItroflgJy r«ommtnded FOUR WEODINOI AND story, Standout catt Includes (An American lalt. Voices Include films combined. sight of the civilian cars driving A FUNtRAL Michael Keaton, Glenn Clou, Carol Channing, Chare* and Gil- Indeed, all or those qualities sedately along while the earnest OPENING THIS ? Appealing romantic comedy Robert Duvall, Merita Tome), bert Gottfried. Songs by Barry that sometimes get in Turner's police cars go careening around stars Andie MacOowell (Ground- Randy Quald. (R) Manilow. (G) WEEK fiog Day) and Hugh Grant as a way - her husky voice, her eye turns with a squeal of brakes and couple who carry on an intermit- SCHINDLHTSUST WHATSEATINQ tricks, the toss of the hair,, the never catch anybody. ftADQWlS tent affair after meeting at the ..Steven Spielberg's Oscar tri- QtUIRTOMK •Madeline Stowe. Mary Stuart funeral of a friend. (R) umph: a black-and-white drama •Johnny Depp (Benny and Joon) tendency to, well, chew the scen- Don't be fooled, though, this is Masterson, Ancfle MacDoweii and about OskflfSchinoieMUam stars as a Iowa stockboy, saddled ery-are perfectly suited to a definitely a John Waters movie, Drew Barrymore star as women GUARDINQTHS Nwwn), a Nazi sympithinr and with the responsibility of support- John Waters comedy. And Turner, Beverly's murders can be as gruc- • forced lo become jjunli&hteis in •Snihey MacLaine stars as the , war profiteer who later spent his ing hit dysfunctional family, the Old West. (R) eccentric widow of an ex- fortune and risked his own life whose life is transform*! by the always an underrated comedienne some as anything the director has president who drives her Secret saving the lives of more than a arrival of a free-spirited young girt as much as an overrated serious given us before, with the possible IRAINSCAN Service protectors {including Ni- thousand Polish Jews during (Juliette Lewis). {PG-13) •Computer effects are the star of cholas Cage) to distraction in this World War II. A grueling three- actress, is clearly having the time exception of the infamous poalle this sci-fi thriller about a teenager comedy directed by Hugh Wilson. hour epic that takes a psycho- RUTGERS CO-OP ofherlife being bad. scene in Pink Flamingos (don't (Edward Furlong of 12 who com- (PG-131 logical toil on the vi«wtr, but ask, and wv. wally mean it this mits a series of murders while pays off with an uplifting ending. FILM FESTIVALS The rest of the cast is similarly playing a virtual reality ftiimu. HOUSE OF IMWIS uninhibited. Waterston seems time). And the one time she offs a With Frank Umgello.tR) m •A blue-chip cast, led by Jeremy NJLESMAN/QAY character we've actually gotten to IIR1AIMOM quite relieved to be working with- Irons. Glenn Close. Meryl Streep. FILM FESTIVAL •Offbeat director John Waters know relatively well, it's hard to CURRENT FILMS Vanessa Redgrave and Wmona * Festival will open Friday with out a Southern accent or the Gre- (Hatrspray, Pink Flamingos) goes Ryder adapt Isabeiie Ailende's Central Jersey premiere of Forbid- gory-Pecl-in-To-Kill-a-Mocfcingbirci enjoy the revenge quite as much. relatively mainstream once again MOVtTHEfHM novel about the' tragic path of a den Love: The Unashamed sto/y with this comedy starring Kath- demeanor. For much of the film, In the end, you probably won't •Urban drama centered around a prominent Latin American family of Indian Lives, a documentary over the course of 50 years. (R) leen Turner as a "perfect" house- high school basketball rjhenom focusing on Interviews of 10 he's required to do nothing other love Serial Mom unless you loved wife who goes to murderous ex- being pulled in two directions by woman whose stories help docu- than sit around looking befuddled, Hairsjpmy and Cry-Baby, but you JIMMY HOLLYWOOD tremes to keep her family happy, his coach and a local drug deal- ment lesbian sexuality and sur- •Director Barry (Rain Men Levin- IR) but he does it differently each already know that. Kathleen Turn- er. With Tupac (2Pac) Shakur. vival during the 1950s and '60s. son s comedy stars Joe Pesci as Leon. (R) Festival continues Saturday on time, and always very well. Lake er will bring a few people into the a struggling actor who assumes SIRENS Douglass College campus with a the role of an anonymous vigi- •A controversial artist and his plays virtually the same role as in theater who arc unfamiliar with ACC VENTURA: screening of two films including, lante as a publicity stunt. With nymph-like models draw a young John Waters, and for the rest of us, Derek Jarmart's Blue, and con- Hairspnay, but with an op- rn DETECTIVE Christian Slater. |R) cleric and his wife into their sen- •Rubber-faced comic Jim Carrey sual inner circle, (R) cludes Sunday at the State The- portunistic edge, and everyone the real entertainment will be atre In New Brunswick. Call for (In Living Co/our) stars as an ani- LEPRECHAUN 2 else from Mink Stole to Suzanne watching their faces as the movie cktails. 7 p.m. frtdey, April 22, mal-loving sleutli who must track •Homicidal, vertically-challenged SURVIVING TM GAM! tt MMedoler HaN Room 100, Somers (don't ask) seems to beunspools, It's a sick form of fun, clown kidnapped quartefiiack Don momac returns in the sequel to •A group of hunters get more Nutgtfi CoNega (near corner but isn't that what this director Manno. (PG-13) the modest horror hit. (R) than they bargain for while stalk- having a fine time. ing human prey. Starring Rutger of Qeofge sti aM •MWMiy has always been about? CUFFORD Place, CoNege Avenue cemtus, Serial Mom also affords Waters MAJOR LEAGUE 2 Hauer and F. Murray Abraham. •Martin Short stars as n preco- New Brunswick). Sponsored by •Charlie Sheen. Corbin Bernsen (R) the chance to break a few of his cious 10-year-old who drives IKS the Rutgen FHm Co-op, Admit- guardian uncle (harried Charles and Tom Berenger return for an- own molds. It includes more plot THREESOME •Ion S3($2Coop members). Grocttn) crazy, With Mary Steen- other comic episode about a ficti •Lara Flynn Boyle, Stephen Bald- (901) 932-S4I1. than any three of his other films, huflen. Dabney Colfiman, (POl tious group of misfit Cleveland In- tar Wash] dians. (PG) win and Josh Charles star in a COPS AND ROBBERSONS comedy about the •A suburbanite (Chevy Giasel NAKED GUN 33Vi: mid his Ininily play host in o THE FINAL INSULT confusing rela- crusty cop (Jack Palancci staking •Leslie Nielsen and the gang re- tionship that de- out a neighboring criminal, (PG) turn for the third installment of velops between tms poltce-spoof series, IR) three hormonal col- D2; THE MIGHTY DUCKS lege roomates,

Hamburg will be on hand at tho stained glass, pottery, photogra- i?v^\y T>- * - *r>*. Westfield Armory Friday evening phy, furniture and much more. the niww up* from 6:30-3:30 p.m. to kick off the onft popular annual event, which will WESTF1E1D CRAFT MARKET 59 p.m. Mt HWVt tQMfl Off feature the work of more than 140 Friday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday-Sunday artists and (.'rafters for all under at the Westfield Armory, 500 Rahway p. p one roof. Hamburg will greet visi- Ave., Westfield. Weekend admission $6 Hand-made |twtlry by artist Ann Boland It |utt a sampling of tors and will also announce tho (children under 10 free). (201) 538- tht crafts that will bt offtrtd at tht WtttfMd Craft Market winners of $3,000 worth of prizes, 6720, Friday-Sunday at the Wiatflald Armory. Kids Expo expands to Raritan Center Expo Hall ast year at Union County College in Cranford, the inaugural Kids Another popular attraction from last year - a puppet show presented Expo, a joint effort sponsored by the Westfield Y and the JCC of by the New Jersey Aquarium - will also be offered. A sampling of the Central Jersey, drew such a big crowd that UCC officials thought other exhibitors includes the Newark Museum, the New Jersey Center Lthey were witnessing some sort of family-oriented Woodstock. For the Visual Arts, World Book Encyclopedia, the Westfield Police and llv, wNNi "Wi 'tjl|j(F For those lucky enough to get in, it was a day to remember as scores numerous musicians, clowns, mimes and, of course, food vendors. . lyUHf OWIW rOfMV wl (M w* ol' exhibits and performers educated and entertained thousands of fami- Tickets for the Kids Expo, recommended for elementary and pre- find it 1 pM SUM^I tnd lies with hands-on exhibits, games, musical events and other attrac- school students and their parents, are only $4. but advance purchase is tions. strongly advised. Children age 2 and under will be admitted for free. This year, UCC officials and Cranford traffic police can breath a sigh tht Shad Fupwl, wttrt the of relief as the event has been moved to the spacious Raritan Valley KIDS EXPO 11 a.m.-2 p.m. or 3-6 p.m. Sunday, April 24. Admission $4, (908) GMMwir of Exposition Center m Edison, while ticket sales have been limited, assur- ing a smooth ride for the second edition of what hopes to be an annual 889-8800 or (906) 233-2700, at 320. experience. Ticket sales will be limited to 10,000 for each of two three- hour sessions, either 11 a.m.-2 p.m. or 3-6 p.m, on Sunday. And this year's Kids Expo promises to be even bigger and better than ABSOLUTE JUDAISM last year with the addition of a traveling exhibit sponsored by the Come and quench your thirst CO-ED SNORKEL liberty Science Center, featuring an Insect zoo and something to really A Three Session Journey make your hair stand on end - the electrifying Van de Graaf static, and generator. Come explore SCUBA CLASSES Jewish Spirituality, Jewish Values, Jewish People

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IAITWN ALPACA SHADFIITIVAL Brooktkto Dr., Millbum (906)932-9636 quired) at Knitfts ol Cotumbui Church, Metuchen, 7:30 p.m. •Dance (jacket lequired) at WWtZVOUS Lambtrtvilie (201) 376-4343 •NtwJanty author and tha hall, Rahway, 7:30 p.m, Sun- Tuesday. Hilton hotel Short Hills, 8 p.m. WoodtEdfi Wools Farm (609) 397-0055 •Folk tales from Gimttny, Rut* latt In tha series on "Romance jay, Cost $5. E Sunday. Cost $12. Bow* Stltlof) Rd,, Stockton •13th ftnt to marfcthe return til, Sicily, indthtWNt Cont to Raatttcn?" Ffat admission, •Ballroom dance (jackit re- AcnvmEScuw •Dance at Radisson hotel, (609) 397-2212 of 3 certain fish. 12:30-5:30 of America. Mmiwton $7, $6. MtCHULMUV quired) at Town & Country Inn, (906) 253-9615 Somerset, 9 p.m. April 22. •Coiiilm of the llama, together p.m, April 23,24. Free ad- THE MMHC TOY SHOP 7:30 p.m. SHurtiy, April 23 Kcyport, 7:30 p.m, Tuesday. •Country & Western dance les- Cost $10, in one ptact, 9 a,m.-5 p.m. mission. 2 p.m. Sunday, Mty 1 Creative Sow Place Cost $5. sons at Clinton Community •Dance al Sheraton hotel, Ise- April 30, May 1. Free ad- STAMP, POSTCARD, WiiWns Theatre, Kwn College 100 Jwty Aw., Building D, •Ballroom and line dance (Jack- Center, 7:30 p.m. Friday lin, 9 p.m. April 23. Cost $10. misiion, ANDIAKSAUCAHO Route 82, Union New Brunswick et required) at Don Quixote Inn, through May 27, Cost S8. •Dance (jacket required) at FUMINOTON COLLECTORS OWN HOUSE (908) 527-2337 (906) 254-7611 Matawan, 7:30 p.m, Thursday. MASH Hilton hotel, East Brunswick, 8 CRAniFflTtVAL Aallstamps •An excerpt from CoppeJfa, per- •Readings by a religion writer Cost $5. (separated and divorced) p.m. Apnl 24. Cost $12. FleiTiington Fairgrounds 38 North Main St., Milltown , lormed by the New Jersey Bal- for an area daily newspaper. BLACKDE PROFESSIONAL (9081 249-6459 SOLO SINGLES Route 31, Flemington (908) 247-1093 let Company. Admission $7, Admission $5. SINGLES (American-Asian- •Discussion group al First Bap- (908) 766-1839 (7-9 p.m.) (607) 265-3230 •For collectors, 10 a.m.-4 p.m, MEET THE PERCUSSION MARVIN SCHWARTZ European single*, 25-85) tist Church of New Market, Pis- •Bridge at Cental Piesliytcnan •Juried craft show w/more than April 24. Free admission. 3 p.m. Sunday, Apnl 24 3 p.m. Sunday, April 24 (908) 247-1053 cataway, 7:15 p,m, Monday. Church, Summit. 6:30 p.m. 250 dealers, 10 a.m.-e p,m. Madison Area YMCA Mornstown-Bearrj School Jacket required for men: no COM $3. Sunday. Cost S3. April 23, 24. Adults $5, chil- 1 Ralph Stoddard Dr., Madison Route 511, Morristown jeans or sneakers, Must reserve MOVIES AND SINGLES SOMERSET HILLS dren under 12 free. Kid SIiiII (201) 377-6599 (201) 539-3032 in advance. (201) 267-8552 SINGLE HIKERS HIGHLAND PARK •An introduction to the particu- •Metropolitan Museum of Art •Buffet brunch at Holiday inn, r THE ART MUSEUM •Cruise around Manhattan ires- '9081 77.167 .O STREET FAIR lar element in the symphony. historian explores the career of Somerset, noon May 1. Cost Princeton University ervattons required), 10 p.m. •Hike m Li'iviskloffM'ark, Rarilan Avenue Free admission; children under Frank Lloyd Wright. Free ad- $20. (609) 258-3788 Saturday. Morristown, 11:30 a.m. April Highland Park 3 not admitted. mission. BRANDtS DANCE THEATRE Cillery talks for children in kin- •Movie and social (call for loca- ?.l Mfcl in lot across from Wil- (908)246-7373 ORETCHENSORIN (908) 753-2300 tion), 4 p.m. Sunday, r dergarten-grade 5 at 11 a.m. lie . I jivff no Bed minster Cost •Music, food, kiddie rides, pony 1:30 p.m. Sunday, April 24 •Ballroom and Latin dancing at NEW EXPECTATIONS Saturday. Younger children VI. fides, crafts and more, nonn-5 Speakers Morven Ricochet Health and Racquet (201) 9B4-9158 p.m. April 24. Rain date May 1. must Do accompanied by an SOPHISTICATED SOCIALS 55 Stockton St., Princeton . Club, South PlamfielrJ, 9 p.m. •Discussion group, game room, adult. Free admission. THE ART MUSEUM ,908)221-1132 (609) ,683-4495 Friday. Cost $5. and snacks at Mornstown Uni- wosixro •"What Am I Wearing?" April Princeton Unhwrtlty •Brunch nt Bnskmfl Ridge •Museum consultant speaks of CONSCIOUS CONNECTIONS tarian Fellowship, 8 p.m. Fri- Exposition Mall' 23. (609) 258-3788 Country Club, noon Sunday. Raritan Center, Edison Afro-American historic sites and (201) 267-8552 day. Cost $8, • let's Imagine," April 30, Gallery talks at 12:30 p.m.Frl-. Cost %'2O (908)889-8800,233-2700 material culture. Free ad- •Social at Governor Morris OVERTURES FOR SINGLES BEAUTY AND THE BEAST day and 3 p.m. Sunday. Free •Business card ee at •Cool stuff for kids to get into, mission. Hotel, Mornstown, 8 p,m, Sat- (908) 356-6165 I p,m, April 23, 24,30, admission. Hemingway s, QnojiuvvotOf lla.m.-2p.m, and 3-6 p.m. urday. •Chambef music recital at May 1: Club Bene •Abraham Klscn on the Prince* Manor, 5 p.m, Tuesday. Cost April 24. Admission $4. •Brunch and discussion at Basking Ridge Country Club, Route 35, Sayreville ton P'ou Prank, April 22,24. $5. NEW JERSEY FOLK FESTIVAL Basking Ridgs Country Club, 5:45 p.m. April 24. Cost $12 in (908) 727-3000 ALLAN QUMANUS Singles TOWN & COUNTRY Eageton Institute, Clifton 11:30 a.m. Sunday. advance, $15 at the door. •The love story on which the 8 p.m, Monday, April 25 ADVANCED SINGLES CLUB Ave, New Brunswick CROSSROADS SINOLEFACES Oscar-nominated movie was Scton Hall University ANOENTRCPRfMCUm (908) 766-4962 (90S) 932-9174 {asearttatf •uddwowtd) (906) 462-2406 based, Admsision S5. Bishop Dougherty Student (201) 267-5616 •Social at Old Mill restaurant, •20th anniversary of the state's (908) 722-6863,754-0317 •Dance and buffet at JACK A THE BEANSTALK Center, South Ounft •Brunch and discussion at Mar- Berrwdsville, 8:30 p.m. oldest festival, 10 a.m. -5 p.m. •Self-help group at Centenary Scanticon-Princeton, 9 p.m, II a,m, April 23,24 (201) 761-9096 riott hotel, Princeton, and Wednesday. Cost $8. April 30. Free admission. United Methodist Saturday, Cost $10, Paper Mill Playhouse •Author of OMntLMrtf Con- Basking Ridgi Countiy Club, NECED WETHER Brooksitle Dr,, Millburn federate Wdow Tef/s A//, the 11:30 a.m. Sunday. QUILTERS (201) 376-4343 basis for a W miniseries com- •Pettonal-frowth tectum and Bound Brook High School •A famous fable brought to life ing in the May sweeps. Ad- discussion at Cafe Beethoven, Route 28, Bound Brook onthe stage. Admission $7, mission $5 Chatham, 8 p. m, Thursday. (908) 658-3021 $6. Cost $9. •Quilt show ^/related lectures, HIV A PLAIN 10 a.m.-5 p.m, April 23.11 IADOCRSTOTHESKV 7:30 p.nt. Monday, April 25 AIA00WDANCI PARTY a.m.-4 p.m. April 24. Adults 11a.m. April 30, May 1 Art History Building, Douglass (201) 797-7777 $3, senior citizens (2. Paper Mill Playhouse College, New Brunswick •Ballroom dance (jacket re- For Motto's Day AT MEDIEVAL TINES An Enduring Expression of Love PAY USSAY THE PAIR! "I'll Always Be Your Truly Fritnd" *Good Night" is unions* a collection of over 1,000 Lladro Couples me only As one of onty 350 Heritage Dealers figurines on display, only at nationwide, we are thrilled to offer our Suburban Jewelers. Popular old $49.95 (plus favorites, new releases, rare, tax) at Sunday Memories of Yesterday collectors retired and limited editions. One shows through the first-ever event only figurine! is perfect for that special person Tilled Til Always Be Your Truly in your life. Visit and sec our June. 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Music Family affair Guitarists Bucky and John Pizzarelli return to the Watchung Arts Center By WILLIAM WESTHOVEN 1/WeekendPfus Editor lhe Jazz Series at the Watchung Arts Center, now in its fifth year, reaches its zenith Saturday when Jersey resident and acclaimed jazz guitarist Bucky Pizzarelli, along with his now-equally famous Tson, will perform before what is anticipated to be a standing-room- only crowd. Bucky's first appearance at the center set an attendance record, and his subsequent annual concerts have always been big sellers. This time, with John at his side, tickets are sure to go fast, so make your plans accordingly. "I've been there four times,1' said the elder Pizzarelli in a recent interview from his Upper Saddle River home. "And it's always been a lot of fun." Bucky, 68, started his career some 50 years ago, playing guitar in Vaughn Monroe's Jazz Band before moving on to NBC's house orches- Famed seven-itring jazz tra, led at different times by Skitch Henderson and Doc Severinson guitarist Bucky Pizzarelli during the early days of The Tonight Show. His resume also includes (left) will appear in con- numerous international tours, American tours and numerous "Pops" cert with hie eon, John concerts with the likes of Benny Carter, Les Paul and Stephane Grap- (above), Saturday at the pelli. More recent collaborations include a Carnegie Hall concert with Watchung Arts Center. Henderson and an appearance with Rosemary Clooney at Rainbows & Stars in New York. (Please turn to page 11) In concert

•With the Jeneyetres, Subur- State Theatre, 15 Livingston counts available. ban Sounds, and other ell-male Ave., New Brunswick NEW BRUNSWICK froups. Admission $10. (908) 246-7469 CHAMBER ORCHESTRA •Singer famous for the Reagan- 8 p.m. Saturday, April 30 8 p.m. Saturday, April 30 era tune "Don't Worry, Be St, Andrew's Episcopal Church Hunttrdon Centra! High School Happy" performs with his group Main St., Lambertvitte Route 31, Ftemington Hard Choral. Admission $35- (908) 707-9542 (908) 788-1712,782-3981 $19. •The Wflwife Suite by Olga MEN OF OPERA •Grieg's Peer Gynt suite and Gorelli; Chapter and Verse by Piano Concerto in A minor; the 8 p.m. Saturday, April 23 Frank Brickie; also works by Sinfonie Sinju/iere by Berwald. Fairleigf" Dickinson University J.S. Bach, Coupenn, and Ma- Adults $10, senior citizens and Lenfell Hall. Madison rais. Adults $10, senior citizens students $5. (201) 593-8620 GeORGE JONES/ •Three tenors, two baritones, and students $6. ARLENtJONES and a bass, all from New Jersey NEW JERSEY CHAMBER 7:30 p.m. Sunday, April 24 and New York. Admission $22, MUSIC SOCIETY Van Wickle House discounts available. 8:30 p.m. Friday, April 29 1289 Easton Ave., Somerset MOZART'S CONCERT ARIAS Union Congregational Church (908)828-1812, 249-6770 4 p.m. Sunday, May 1 176 Cooper Ave. •Clarinet player {he) and pianist Westminster Choir College Upper Montclair (she) perform works by Bristol Chapel, Princeton (201) 746-6068 Brahms, Debussy, and other (609) 921-2663 •J.S. Bach's, "Brandenburg composers. Admission $5, •Sung by the college's voice Concerto No. 2: Who Owns It7 MILTON KEYNES faculty with accompaniment by Adults $18, students $6. CnY ORCHESTRA Glenn Parker. Adults $10, se- N.J. SYMPHONV ORCHESTRA Fred Wesche's Billion Dollar Sound will perform Big Band hits 8 p.m. Friday at the 8 p.m. Friday, April 29 nior citizens and students $8. 8:30 p.m. Friday, April 29 Richardson Auditorium, MOZART'S OPERAS Count Basie Theatre, Red Bank Princeton University Somerset County-Bridgewater Library. 8 p.m. Saturday, April 30 8 p.m. Saturday, April 30 (609) 258-5000 Westminster Choir College State Theatre, New Brunswick •British symphony performs Playhouse, Princeton AMERICAN MUSICAL THEATER RANDY REINHART sche. Free admission. Mechen, Charles Ives, and 4 p.m. Sunday, May 1 works by Mozart, Haydn, and (609) 921-2663 3 p.m. Saturday, April 23 1 p.m. Sunday, April 24 DAVID BROZA other composers. Donation. Symphony Hall, Newark other composers, Adults 525- •Arias from flastien unti Basti Wardlaw-Hartridge Schoui Pnmavera Restaurant 7 p.m. Sunday, May 1 CONTRA IANDITS (800i ALLEGRO $15, students $2. enne, La finta semp/ice, La 1040 Plainfield Ave, Plained 1080 Valley Rd,, Stirling Temple Neve Shalom 8 p.m. Saturday, April 30 •New Jersey premiere of Silver JOHNNY MAESTRO finta giarriniera. and his other (908) 755-5B31 (908) 580-0707 250 Grove Ave., Metuchen Community House & THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE operas. Adults $6, senior citi- Lacli/ws by Joan Tower: also •Revue of show tunes iiom bo- •Trombone player and trum- (908) 548-2238 25 Cook Ave., Madison 8 p.m. Saturday, April 23 zens and students $3. works by Haydn and Nielsen. fore the Civil War ttiroufiH A peter perform with their \aa •Israeli singer performs in a (908) 271-0459 Woodbridge High School MUSIC FOR Admission 439 $10, discounts Choms Line AdmisBinn SI 5. seitet. Adults $15. students benefit concert, Admission •Not a Nlcaraguan splinter 1 Kelly St., Woodbridge SPECIFIC OCCASIONS available. WIWAM ANDERSON S2. $10 group, but a band that plays (908) 225-5114 4 p.m. Sunday, April 24 NEW YORK THREE 4 p,m, Sunday. May 1 BERNARDS MADRIGAL CINCINNATI SYMPHONY music for dances from the 18th •Group famous for "The Worst Watchung Avenue Presbyterian 3 p.m. Sunday, May 1 New Jersey Slate Museum ENSEMBLE ORCHESTRA century, Admission $7; bring That Could Happen" (a CBS-FM Church, 170Walchun(iAve. Wnlchunfi Arts Center 205 West State St Trenton 3 p m Sunday, April 24 8 p.m. Thursday, April 28 clean dance shoes. standard) performs with thiee North Plamfield 18 Stirling Rd., Watchung 1609) 292 6308 St Bernards Episcnp.il Church. State Theatre, 15 Livingston JOHN CORIQUANO other "oldies'acts. Admission (908) 755-2781 (008i 753-0190 •Guitarist ppfforrm. m ,i lyiHrr; 88 Clciremoni Rd. Ave.. New Brunswick 8 p.m. Friday, April 22 $20. •Works of Mendelssohn, •Jiirt tno performs in ;i friili'ry selling Free admission Uerrwosville (908) 246-7469 Westminster Choir College THE MARRIAGE Pmkham, and Handel, sung hy setting Admission $10. APPALACHIAN (9081 766-3714 •Brahms' ?>agic Overture; Bristol Chapel, Princeton OF FIGARO adult choirs from two area 1TZHAK PEftLMAN BRASS QUINTET •Informing works tjy ttalpli Elgar's variations on Enigma; (609) 921-2663 8 p.m. April 27, 29, May 1 churches. Donation. 3 p.m. Sunday, Apiil ?1 4 p.m. Sunday. April 2') Vaufihan Williams. Pierre Vil- Dvorak's Symphony No. 7 in D •Five of the composers works, Westminster Choir College A MUSICAL OFFERING Symphon/ Hiill Stanlon Reformed Church lette, ant) other composers. minor. Admission $40-$19. performed by college students Playhouse, Princeton FOR FREDERICK 1020 Groan* St.. New.uk Routft 629. Stnnton Free admission Related lecture at 7 p.m., ad- and the Westminster Conser- (609)921-2663 8 p.m. Saturday, April 23 1800] ALLEGRO (908) 782 3981 BILLION DOLLAR SOUND mission $6. vatory, Related lecture at 7 •Mozart's opera of love and Unitarian Church •Chamber music ensemble per H p m. Friday, April 22 CONCORD IINQCNS p.m. Free admlBSion, marriage, sung uncut and in Route 206, Princeton •Violinist (heard on the Sc/wi- form* works hyMofleyCiilveri. Somerset Cotinlv Library 7:30 p.m. Sunday, May 1 EVENING OF BARBERSHOP Italian by the Westminster (609) 882-3086 il/i.'/'s. Li'sl souM'lluitki i Giles Famaby, find other r.om North Bfidfle St., tinclgewator St. John's Lutheran Church 8 p.m. Saturday, April 23 Opera Theatre. Adults $10, se- •Works written for Frederick (he works hy Stfiivwhky, r posers. Adults %[J. senior citi- (0081 526-401G, bt. 119 587 Springfield Ave., Summit Union County Arts Center nior citizens and students $8. Great, performed by Ihu nn> and foiilenr: Aclmmsum $G v zens and students V •W-p>ecenif> band from Cen- (201) 535-8676 1601 Irving St., Rahway BOBBY McFERRIN semble Le Triomphe de DAN BARRETT/ tral New Jersey Ind tiy hud We- •Performing works by Kirke (908) 499-8226 8 p.m. Friday, April 29 I'Amour. Admission $10, dis- Him to 111 10 WteKendPluft Forties Newspapers April 20-22,1994 Weekend In concert Pizzarellis (Continued Irani page 10) (Continued from iwtft 10( (90S) 359-8054 7:30 p.m, Sunday, May 1 Admission $27-$18. (609)921-7104 In recent years, however, solo PETER AND THE WOLF •Spring concert of show tunes, N.J. Center for Visual 20TH CENTURY MUSIC •Worta of Schubert, Mozart, Vaugh- conceits take up most of his time, 3 |i m, Sunday. April 7<\ Sousn marches, and classical ' Arts, 68 Elm St., Summit 8 p.m. Friday, April 22 an Williams, Donald Wa»man, and although ho enjoys his infrequent New Jersey Stale Museum works. Free admission. (908) 232-1U6 Nicholas Music Center Hindemith, performed by an oil- appearances with John. 205 Wuii State St. liwtK REQUIEM •Performing works by Respighj, George Stt New Brunswick ."Occasionally wo bump into woman ensemble. Free adm ission. (609) 394-133B H p.m. Anrtl 22, 23 Mozort, and Mendelssohn w/Anne (908)932-7511 cacli other." Hucky said with a •Prokdifiv's famous rnuMcol t;iic-. Ilicnardsfjii Auditorium, Marie Hoover, mezzo-soprano, Ad- •Works of Charles Ivcs, Peter Men- WESTMINSTER laugh. John, like his lather, is purfonned by Hie fiicatcf u-?mnn Princeton University mission $16, discounts available. nin, Gyorgi Kurtag, Stuart Smith, SHOWCASE l SENKM STUDENT KECITAl Hans Werner Henze, and Olivier known Cor playing the rarely-used Symphony Orchestra. Aoutis JIU. (0091258-5000 8 p.m, Saturday, April 30 chiiiiicn $5. •Verdi's operatic score lor a funeral, 3 p.m. Sunday, April 24 Messiaen. Free admission, seven-string acoustic guitar. Fine Arts Theatre, Rider U. UTAH PHILLIPS performed by the university's or- Borough Hall. 221 South VOORHEES CHOIR "It was invented by one of my University, Lawrenceville 8:30 p.m. Saturday. Aptil 2.1 chestra and glee club. Adults 510. Fifth Aw., Highland Park 4 p.m. Sunday, May 1 favorite guitar players, George tnvironmental Education Ce students S5. (908) S45-7273 Voorhees Chapel (609) 896-5303 Van Kpps. who was from Pluiu- 190 Lord Stirling fid. RUTGERS iAZZ ENSEMBLE •Worus of J.S. Bach, Schubert, De- Chapel Dr,( New Brunswick •Chamber music, show tunes, and (laid but developed it on the West 3 n.m, Sunday, April 24 bussy, Mozart, and other com- (908)932-7511 other works performed by the West- Coast." Rnt'ky said, adding he Fell posers, performed by five Highland •All-woman chorale from Douglass (908) 782-8656 Werblm Recreation Center. Frelmfr minster Choir College faculty. Ad- in love with the seven-string uuilar •t-o.Hi singer from tho Sinn Pnrific huysen Wd.. Piscaiavwy Park High School seniors. Free ad- College. Free admission. mission $16. peilorms in ti rare Norttwost show OT 932-8204 mission, WESTMINSTER CONCERT when he first heard Van Kpps YOUTH VARIETY SHOW Admission $8 in wlvnnci;. S10 al •Pwiormmft m a swmfj-pra dance tOMERSET HILLS KUCHOm play one during a concorl in New 7:30 p.m. Saturday. April 30 tho door. Adtilts S8. students Sfv no shoes CHILDREN'S CHORUS 8 p.m. Saturday, April 23 York, anrl has relied on tho in- PIAINFIELO SYMPHONY Hint will mark the dance floor. 4 p.m. Sunday, May 1 Westminster Choir College St. Luke's Episcopal Church strument, ever siiur. 8 p.m. Sunday, April 30 RUTGERS UNIVERSITY Bernards High School Bristol Chapel, Princeton 17 OakAve.Metuchen GLEE CLUB 25 Olcott Ave., Bernardsville (609) 921-2663 Crescent Avenue Prcs1iyien;in (908) 548-4308 BUCKY AND JOHN P1ZZARELU 8 p.m. Church, 716WntchungAi(.'. 8 p.m. Saturday, April 23 1908) 766-0602 •Original and traditional music, per- •Music, dance, and other en- Saturday, April 23, at the Watehung Arts Plamiielil Voorhees Chapel •Performing with the New Jersey formed on trie the largest set of tertainment from youth of seven Center, 18 Stirling Rd, Watehung. Tick- (90W) 561-51/10 Chapel Dr., New Brunswick Youtu Symphony's string ensemble. handbells (90) in the world. Adults $5, senior citizens and students $3 Episcopal churches. Admission $5. ets $10. (908) 753-0190. •(jtr^sl'iciiioCtir-avdr, i\-\ ;tv. 10081 932-7228 Adults $10, students $5. WESTMINSTER Qnt'lhovcn'S Syniphoih' No 7 ;Vi- •Snring concen of worts hv MARTY STUART Beethoven, Dvorak. Ernest Bloch. 8 p.m. Tuesday, April 26 imssion $17, discounts t CONSERVATORY FACULTY RARITAN VALLEY Kurt Weill. and Randall Thompson, Slate Theatre, 15 Livingston Ave., 7:30 p.m. Sunday, May 1 plus traditional Rutgers songs, Ad- New Brunswick SYMPHONIC BAND Westminster Choir Col- 8 p.m. Wednesday. Apni 27 mission S5, (908) 246-7469 Millsborough High Schoiii ST. LAWRENCE •Neo-lraditionalist country singer Raider Blvd.. QelleMejd STRING qUARTET whose new album is Low and Lock. Williamson Hall, Princeton TCP 10 NESHAN1C STATION FARM • HOME • GARDEN CENTER CDS formerly 01. Sbuits Feed Mill PRESENTS JERRY STERNER'S SATURDAY, APRIL 23RD '" 1. Soundgarden AWARD WINNING DRAMA... Superunknown ~ GRAND OPENING Hot Dog & Soda - 1 2. Pink Floyd • Nursery Stock Decorative Stone Ranis The Division Be/I Fertilizer Garden Supplies Pet Food Lime • Vegetable Seeds Animal Feed 3. SaK 'n' Pep •Mulch Lawn A Garden Water Softener Salt Ve/y Necessa/y Top Soil Chemicals Fencing Supplies 4. RoNta Band (908)369-5131 101 Fiirvit* Drivi 9iri Pfeismf Run Ad. v» We/ght Mon. - Fii. 8-5:30 • Sat 8-4 • Sun. 9-1 (April« May only) 5. Aca of Base The Sign 6th Anniversary CeleWion 6. Crash Test Dummies Saturday, April 23 God Shuffled Sunday, April 24 His Feet Noon-5 p.m. 7. Soundtrack APRIL 29-MAY 22 Live Musk by Directed by Produced by Threesome Marly & The Shot of Redemption JOHNH1CKSON IRIS GREEN 8. Smashing Pumpkins • Wine Tasting • Tours • New Wine Releases TICKETS $15 Student & Senior Discounts available Fridays and Siamese Dreams • Children's Games • Pony Rides . Food Available for Purchase Sundays only, One Hour before Curtain 9. Pearl Jam Fit A Stt, at 8:3Qpm ...Sun.ot 3:00pm Vs. 3-2710 10. Green Day Or send ;i ilu-ik and st'li-inldivssnl sli Dookie R. 539 Cream Ridge, WJ Villagers Theatre -Sales figures courtesy (609) 25W797' IM).B»\(»I75 of Alwtlk Records Summit, NJO8875-()I75

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Country star Marty Stuart crosses over Billion Dollar Grammy winner breaks new ground while embracing traditional Nashville styles Sound at library By WILLIAM WESTHOVEN tender age of 13, when he joined Lester Flatt's Big Bind music return* to the WeetendP/us Ediior band. A few years after that, he made his New Somerset County*Brid0ewater li- or years, country music and the Nort h- Jersey debut, playing with Charlie Rich "in brary 8 p.m. Friday, when Fred east didn't mix. Even now. some country some big hall somewhere in Passaic." We*** s Bfflon Dolt* Sound stars whoo cann till arenas down south still "I heard country music wasn't so big there, wiH offtr a free concert. Fstrugglcimotrine tno fillnil medium-sizm/wlinm.

(liih mix THE WOODBRIDGE METROPOLITAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE INVITES YOU TO ATTEND A BRAS •COMPLIMENTARY* BIRCH HILL NIGHT CLU8 25 New St., Metuchen $lie 32AA-44DDD Route 9, Old Bridge (908) 549-5306 (908) 536-0650 Traditional jazz. and I, MF 32-44 Male revue, Saturaays. •Ed Polcer Quartet w/Mark Shane, April 22. •Non-Fiction, April 22. (toning • takltti •Mike LeDonne Quartet w/Ertc Alexander, April RETIREMENT •Strulier (Kiss tribute), April 23. 23. kcklm-StraplMt BOURBON STREET CAFE Old Bay Rettiurant •Peter Ecklund Quartet. April 27. Ungtrtt htfta • 4i 61 Church St., New Brunswick •Terry Blame Quartet w/Mark Shane. April 29. (908) 246-3111 • Laird Jackson (vocals w/quartet), April 30. • Kwttctomy PUNNING SEMINAR •Anson FunderrM&h & The Rockets. April 22. COURT TAVERN 'Night Train, April 23. 124 Church St, irtdPenoml Attention •Johnny Charles, April 27. Mew Brunswick MtHf.4* •The Hudson River Rats. Aonl 28. (908) 545-7265 •Luther (Guitar Junior! Johnson. April 29. Hardcore matinee (all ages), Sundays. •Rhythm & BaDs, April 30, CATCH A RISING STAR • Buaktil, Muaachunka, Gearnead, April 23, Hyatt Regency Hotel •Solar Circus. April 28. RV.2O2 315 main StTNl Route 1. West Wmdso' •The Fnggs, Sit 'n Spin, nsommacs, April 29. B*Jmln*tir,N.J. •Raging Lamos, H, Hippie Killer, April 30. (609)987-8018 M-Thun. 10-5:30 Fri.tlH6 Sit. 10-5 Headline comedy every nigni e*cepi Monday, i Please turn w page 13) College night, Sundays nnd Tuesdays. (90B) 234-1444 Ladies' night, Thursdays. CONDUCTED BY THE TALK SHOW HOSTS OF •Jann Karam, through Annl 24. •Mike Sullivan-Irwn. April 26-May 1. •Nick DiPaolo, May 3-8. CLUB KNE Route 35, Sayrevilte proudly announces their (908) 727-3000 •The Tubes, April 22. •Pat Cooper, April 23, •Peter Himmelman, April 26. •David Benoit-fluss Freeman Project, April 28 •Bobby (Blue) Bland, April 29 •Widowmaker, April 30. THE CLUBHOUSE 116 Watchung Ave, Piamfieid (908) 769-9267 New Ufe Crisis, Wednesdays. •The Heodspins, April 22. OPEN FORUM BOB GOELLNER, CFP AND DAVE HENRY, ChFC •Love Pumps, April 23. •The Health & Happiness Show, April 28. DISCUSSIONS •Rich Meyer, April 29. MEMBERS OF THE ACACIA GROUP •Big Plum, April 30. FRI • SAT • SUN COCKTAILS SATURDAY, APRIL 23,1994 FROM 12:30 TO 3:30 PM 51 Main St, South River MAY 6th • 7th • 8th (908) 297-8325 FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH For further information rtgardna subscription*, rntmkwrthip, •Trie Party Dolls, April 22. 125 ELMER ST., WESTFIELD, NJ •Who Brought the Dog, April 23. auditions or tickets, please cad 906-968-7555. CORNERSTONE 416 Victoria Avenue, Piscitaway, New Jersey 08654 RSVP TO 908-548-2500. COLLEEN U Wttkandflui forte Nwwpapenj M 20-22,1994 1 I I i! I I 1 ,"| ff 1 1 I I I I I'l I 1 I I ' Weekend

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BERNARDSVIUE LIBRARY THE ART MUSEUM p»iHints that reocn out and (201) 746-5555 2 Morristown Rd., Bernartlsville Mnerton Untvw ilty touch you, Open every day from Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, (908)760-0118 K r,ipii'. Historical museum open Thurs- through May 22. ihiouf^t KrHJny Irom 8 n.n>,- HcinyPeach Itoimiwi.i-.; 11.1.• jiill Ssmtiny Ircisi* 1-4 p.m •••lhu Hiiikt anrt ihe Spirit," 13 p.m. Alv) upon tyii|i- Peter Hernv Frwrvm Ciiuti:) tours l)Viii)|Wintmpni. through Junr? 19, Jufrt.1 fi .-Viw-.-w. S3. wsavnts avail- •N,iv3|0,11 id Rio Grande textiles i)y Ounlxu •Photographs ifomiit iioie. from the collection, through through April 29 SCH'ii's i'.0lk'CllUiV liim • Hniii 94 'ihmiiJin May 13 June 26. CLARENCE DILLON LIBRARY fi MAIN STREET MORRIS MUSEUM O. Uuriminster BLACKSMITH MUSEUM ANTIQUE CENTER 6 Normandy Heights Rd. 211-23*15 Rivet St., Millstone 1-18 Mam St.. Fiemington Mornstown O|H!ti duiNf, library horns. (908) 873-^dU3 .908i 788-676/ 1201) 538-0454 •Works i)y Lee Ramsey, Blacksmith shop itvit m (VivitKios and colinctiblcs from Monday through Saturday from thioifjh M.iy 5. operation from the of \wu ventures. Daily (except 10 a.m -5 p.m., Sunday from •SomofSGl Art Association l Hip Iftth century 10 II| l jW.h Horn JO fi.m.-fjn.m. nonn-6 p.m. Free admission (of »Vo»p show, throupji May 5. members. Non-member ad- CREATIVE SPACE PLACE through June 2G. METLAR-BOWNE HOUSE mission: adults $4, senior citi- 100 Jersey Ave.. Building D, CUNTON 1231 River Rd.. Piscotaway zens and children $2. New Brunswick HISTORICAL MUSEUM (9081 463-8363 •Permanent gallery exhibits: di- (90Bt254-7Gll.?54-0850 56 Main St., Clinton I'hcniawjv Township historic nosaurs, live animals, mam- Monday tliroucJi f riday from 9 (90RW35-410I 1 vtiifiit: wiOi pprnMnent nnhi- mals, model trains, history, a.iii.-5p,in.;SaiuitlayaiwJ intion of life in me town s early North American Indians, Wood- Sunday hy apiwintment. lillH,'! aitiliKtSnl rt.ial \<-V in ,1 lUr.s. ('pen Wednesday through kind Indians, rocks and miner- • Seasonal Celebration," Open daily (except MondoO Saturday from noon-5 p.m. Do- als. through April 29. from 10 a.m,-4 p.m, Adults S3, nation. •"Backyard Monsters: The WniiW tlti?enS SI.50, rhldren EVERHART GALLERY •'iiu'iofnii archaeological dig, World of insects," through May This Chinnt ritual bronit pot from the Shang Dynasty (1507-1027 117 South Mople Ave $1. Annl 20. 37, 15. MIDDLESEX COUNTY MUSEUM MUSEUM OF EARLY B.C.) it the subject of a gallery talk 12:30 p.m. Friday and 3 p.m. (908) 221-9007 Cornelius Low House TRADES AND CRAFTS Sunday at the Art Museum, Princeton University. Tuesday through Saturday from DRAKE HOUSE MUSEUM 1225 River Rd.. Piscataway Route 124, Madison 11 (i ni.-G p.m. Also open by 602 West Front St.. Piamfieiri (906) 745-4177 (201) 377-2982 from 10 a.m.-5 p.m, .Sunday Historic house from c. 1750. p.m. Nature walks ai 8 a.m. appointment. (908) 755-5831 Daily it^cepi Monday and Sat- Exhibits portray the role of from noon-5 p.m. Admission Open the first Sunday of each Friday and Saturday. •"SpnngWatcrcolors" by five Colonial home built in 1746 uidayi Irom 1-4 p.m. Free ad- crafts people in the 18th and $3, discounts available. month from 2-4 p.m. Free ad- TRAILSIDE NATURE cirttsts, throuRh A|)nl 30. and chronicling New Jersey his- mission. 19th centuries. Tuesday •Aft Field Day, April 30. Free mission. AND SCIENCE CENTER RENEE fOOSANER GALLERY tory from fieloro inciepL'iiiirnci- MILLER-CORY HOUSE through Saturday from 10 admission. REEVES-REED ARBORETUM Coles Ave. and New Piovidence Piipcr Mill Playhouse to after the CMI War. npen Sat- ni-i Mountain A\o.. Westfieid a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday from 2-5 urday Irom 2-4 p.m. hw J5 p.m djylrom }\] p.m. Free admission. 190 Lord Stirling Rti. • Art as Metaphor" in works by THE WILLOWS Basking Ridge Ibitayo A 0)Oino, throuftli May Kahdena Rd., Mornstown (908) 766-2489 8. (201) 326-7645 Daily from 9 a.m.-4:30am. JAMES HOWE GALLERY Gothic Revival mansion once Free admission Kean Collogo owned by the late Caroline k>v •Wildlife Art Preview, through Roulu 82, Umon ter. Open Thursday through May 5. (908)527-2307 Sunday from 1-4:30 p.m. Ad- F0STERF1ELDS mission $4 weekends, $3 Monday through Thursday from Kahdena Rd., Morristown weekdays; discounts available 10 am 2 p.m.: Friday from 10 (201) 326-7645 •"Calling Card Weekpnd," Apnl Also open by np- Living historic farm with •ni;>ic- 30, May 1 ments and customs from the JANEVOORHEESZIMMERU •Master's thesis exhibition, 19lh century. Open Wednesday ART MUSEUM through May 5, Reception from through Saturday from 10 Rutgers University '361) in April 24 0.ni.-5p.m,, SwKliiy Imtii ]-i) Hamilton St., Now [jrnnswu.!* HUNTERDON ART CENTER p.m Fiec admission on w:ei<- (908) 932-7237 I, Clinton days; admission $3 {discounts Tuesday through Friday Irom 10 available) on wediwcK a.m.-4:30 p.m., 5>iitur(iCiy iiiul v'.i ihr'.day tlimupji Sunday •The blacksmiths trarlfi, Annl Sunday from noon-5 p.m. Free from 11 ii.tn-5p.rn, Admission 23 admission. S2 ^.discounts available. •Planting vegetable. A|>ui J-) Real and QREA1 SWAMP OUTDOOII , April 24- EDUCATION CENTER ! (ialleries Juru' ^d Duirfilioit from 3-5 't'Al S(v;itlir:rnl) .i; ' ••! 1 n in Apiii ;*-i GK)l)635-£16S!t» B. BEAMESDERFER QAUERV HUNTERDON Open every dny fmm c* iim 6 North Second Ave COUNTY LIBRARY 4:30 pin. Rpfiis Highland Park loi pfogwms. (908)249-6971 Hnnti' \7. flrmir'j'tni) ( •""the Art SltHl of Me h, irti Monday, Juosdiiy, i )f)Hi VHH ll-M Hi11,1. IlirriiifJIi fli 11 ,' iintl Fficl.iy Irnm 10 nprn tilling lilit,ir\ lining. 1 LJBEim SCIENCE CtNTtH (i in , IhursOiiy Irnii 10 , H •Hull - ,. .-.I f ('[ T .1 I • lil.l'.l I'. 1 1 Children can view thousands of Insects and dozens of Interactive offerings at the "Back- \).m ; StituKlciy Irom Id m lifhij , Jn^pyCity p.m. '. hV irwinn Doneen, i/Dl) ^)li Mi1)') yard Monsters" national tour exhibit, which continues through May 15 at the Morris •I'limtinffs ami drawing Iiy Ic A|ifil -10 ' ''.VI it'll l,l III!, . 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(Continued from page 14) NEW JERSEY CENTER Lorenz, April 24-June 2. Reception (908)932-7511 KORNQAUERY FOR VISUAL ARTS from 1-5 p.m. April 24. Monday through Friday from 9 a.m.- Ortw Untverttty 68 Elm St., Summit RAMAN VALLEY 4 p.m. Free admission. Route 24, Madison (908) 273-9121 COMMUNITY COLLEGE •MFA thesis exhibitions by Martha NEW JERSEY STATE MUSEUM (201)408-3553 Palmer Gallery open Monday Route 28, North Branch Otis and Vtvinne Williams, through 205 West State St., Trenton Tuesday through Friday from 12:30- through Friday noon-4 p.m., Sat- (908) 218-8876' April 22. (609)292-6333 4 p.m. Also open by appointment. urday and Sunday from 2-4 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday from •Silk-screen prints by Kristen Just- •Walt sculpture by Uvio Sagamc, Members' Gallery open from 9:30 noon-3 p.m. esen, April 25-29. •Laser planetarium shows, Friday, throufi April 22. a,m.-4 p.m. when classes are in •Student art exhibit, through May 5. •"Public Interest" art, through May Saturday, and Sunday through May amrnornx session, ELIZABETH ANNE SETON MEMORIAL 7. 15. Admission $6, discounts avail- 25 Texts Ave., Lawrenceville •"Interiors," works by J.Brian GALLERY WATCHUNOARTI CENTER able; call tor showtimes. (609) 883-8660 Townsend, Members' Gallery, April St. Peter's mgd Schoo 18 Stirling Rd.,Watchung •"Duncan the Dragon and the Solar Wednesday through Friday from 10 22>May 26. Free admission. 175 Somerset St (908) 753-0190 System," 1 and 3 p.m. Saturday a.m,-6 p.m.; Saturday from 11 •'House Sweet House," Palmer New Brunswick Daily (except Saturday) from 1-4 and Sunday through July 3. Ad- a.m.-5 p.m. Gallery. April 24-June 5. Gallery tour (908) 846-8046 p.m. Free admission. mission $1. at 3 p.m. May 1. Free admission for •Children's art, through April 28, •"Five Eyes," works by live photog- Open during school hours, RARITAN VALLEY raphers, through April 30. members: non-members SI, •"Spring Delights" by Myroslava •Worts by four New Jersey photog- WMAUMUT0ALUI1Y NXDUHMCRCRAfTIMCN Stojko, througi April 22. raphers, throu#i April 29. COMMUNITY COLLEGE Route 28, North Branch y 65 Church St., New Brunswick T0MASULO QALLIRY •Paintings by Assunta Sera, through (908) 246-4066 April 29. (908) 231-8805 Route 62, Union Monday through Saturday from 1033SpflngfoUA«. WltmELDAKTQAUMY Admission $4, group rates available. (908)686-0420 noon-6 p,m, Crenford 132 East Broad Si, Vfesfflek) •Native American shy legends, 1 Open during library hours. •New Jersey fats, through May 14. (908) 709-7155 (908) 789-9696 and 4 p.m, Saturday through May •Protoftpht by Shirley Gray. PRALLSVUlf MILLS Monday through Thursday from 1-4 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and throutfi May 13. 21; also at 1 and 4 p.m. April 24. Route 29, Stockton p.m. and 6»9 p.m.; Friday and Sat- Friday from 3:30-5 p.m.; Thursday •"Follow the Drinking Gourd," 2:30 MORTIMtRQAUMY (908) 534-4644 urday from 1*4 p,m. from 3:30-9 p.m.; Saturday and OlMt.Semeftfftldieol Daily from 11 a,m,-4 p.m, •"Intimate Irnafat" in photographs Sundayfroml-4p.m. p.m.. Saturday through May 21; also Mendham Rd., Gladstone •"Design '94" exhibit and sale, by Susan Puder, throuft May 22. •Landscapes by Burton longsn- at 2:30 p.m. April 24. (908) 234-2345 through May 1. VISUAL AITTS OALLERY bach, throutfi April 22. TRMLSIDE NATURE Thursday and Sunday from 24 p.m. QUOTUM OJUWEN GALLERY WMTFWLD COMMUNITY AND SCIENCE CENTER Also open by appointment. 24 Fern Rd., East Brunswick Berrue Circle, Piscataway ROOM GALLERY New Providence Rd. and Coles Ave., •Oil paintings by Jean Buckley, (908) 257-4340 (908)932-7511 425 East Broad St., Westfield Mountainside Beverly Buchanon't wood and throuft^ April 27. Open by appointment only through Monday through Friday from 9 a.m.- (908) 232-8581 MUMCtPALOAUEIft (908) 789-3670 tin Hill House is part of the April 23. Open Wednesday, Thurs- 4 p.m. Free admission, Monday throua^ Friday from 10:30 Children under 6 not admitted. 455 Hoes Lane, Piscataway day, Saturday, and Sunday from 11 •8FA thesis exhibition, through April a.m.-2:30 p.m. and 7-9 p.m.; Sat- Athens, Ga. artist's "Shack- •"Ecstatic About Eclipses," 2 and (908) 562-2301 a,m.-5 p.m, beginning April 24. 29. urday from 1-4 p.m. works" exhibition, which con- Monday through Friday from 8:30 •"Winter Wonder 1994." works of WALTER! HAIL GALLERY •Westfieid Ait Association members' 3:30 p.m. Sunday through April 24. 8,m.-4:30 p.m. nine sculptors, through April 23. RutgenAfttCtfller show, throutfi April 23. Reception Adults and children $2.50, senior tinues through May 22 at the •Art by Piscataway senior citizens, •Sculpture by Tom Doyle and Elaine Chapel Dr., New Brunswick from 1-3 p.m. April 23. citizens $2.10. Montclalr Art Museum. throufi April 29. 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WOK- Younger Men/Older women, in orgenitatton dedicated to 191 dttfef tnce retstlonshlps, looksjtg tor mm A women for Bell Room dancing, pHese eaN ert.4767 60 p/H« » tort 0/ Forbes Newspapers' Introductiom, it it intended for m fa people looking for other ptopk with ATTINTIONsKNTEPLAYtRtl Hi IW*- 52 taking an early retirement to gel out of whom to ttutblito relationships, for more information the "THE RAT RACE". I am slim attractive, person- pirate c*lll*80Q>W949y Yes., this li not a misprint. There are so few of us, If you play Ptnte or anyone you know of plays Rente* able and easy going- adventurous and affectionate as rD LOVE TO MHT MR. RIGHT! please give me a call. (P.S. Robin Thompson, If you wall. Want to travel the US with a fun loving and American widow seeking male companion between read this, please call!) Please rsply ext, 4173, decent male who has a great desire to do the same, ag«i of 60*70,1 love dancing, the beach, long walks, Female responses are welcome-strldly on a friend- good dinners, and going to the movies. Write me a CACTUS ENTHUSIA8T- ship basis. Pit aw reply to Ext. 4S39. fetter and let's talk..I would love to meet you! SWM, 30, new to Hills ana seeks like-mlndsd per- TMII ADVWTIHR HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO HE* THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- sons whose hobby Is collecting and cultivating cic* CIIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND UTTER AND PHOTO CIIVE MAIL PLEASE 8ENO LETTER AND PHOTO tus. Please call ext. 4928. WATUM- Neophyte boatman with, loll of USPS TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4SM, FOMIS NEWS- 1 classroom training, but no practical experience will PAPER!, PO tOX «t, SOMERVILU, NJ OSffl. TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4724, FORBES MEWS- Game Players & Hobbyists it part of Forbet Newspapers help you maintain or operate your power boat In PAPERS, PO BOX 699, SOMERVILLE, NJ 08876. Introductions, It is intended for me by people looking for return for experience, Meaas respond to art. 4111. Traveling Companions is part of Forbes Ntwptptn' In- ITALIAN AMERICAN WIDOWER- wants to meet otbtr people with whom to play gamct or tnjoy Howies. troductions, It is intended for use by pnpli looking for Mrs, Right, age 60-70, socialize, go out to dinner and other people with whom to travel. For mort information movies. This advertiser hat chosen to receive mall phut cM MQg.ffl.Wr. 1I10. Send letter tc: Ext. 4B13 Introductions, 'ortMi Newspapers, P.O. Box 699, Somervllle, NJ, 1010 LINEAR DIVORCED WHITE FEMALE Late SO'i, active, employed, seeking single divorced white) female (linear only) in Metuchen or Edison, ^VesSJSAVev IRWVM • hpHSB %Hath ^^VBYVI^V V fars^lF TW but not confined to that area. Interested in fitness met In January In T.J. Max's, we talked of Montessorl exercising, crafts, tlea marketing, day excursions, and of Alexis' birthday (n August. PHASE RESPOND movies, local theater and general socializing, plane TOEXT.4H1, call Ext. 43O0. w 1Nt MODEL WNTAtifiDR FAMILY SIDAN- SMQU, WHITE, WIDOWED FEMALE runs on regular luel only, no additives required. As- Early 60s, interested In SWM, middle 60s, who likes sembled overseas, Imported Into USA 1984, right old movies, good cooking, bus trips, dancing, long Central New Jersey's Best Choice For hand drive but handles well on local roads. Well walks or just hanging out. Ext. 4574, maintained and in excel, cond., all original equipment THIS AOVWTI1ER HAS CHOSEN TO RECEIVE Meeting People Close To Home Is still Intact except lor aihtraya and tip of radiator MAIL PUAIE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO TO: IN- overflow hose. Paintwork worn a W thin on roof and TRODUCTIONS SOX 4574, FORIII NEWSPAPERS, doubls headlights lined Usually parked at sports PO MX IN, SOMEfNILU, NJ OM7I. "Introductions" is a great way to meet that special someone, club, restaurants, theaters, movies, dancehalls, mu- seums, around New York City, airport, ikl areas I find a tennis partner, a fourth for bridge or another model often In own garage In Edison area. Prev. ownership arrangements terminated due to dispute about garag- trail buff. Whatever your interests, you should be ableHo ing & operating conditions. II you are in the market lor a reliable, high performance, good quality used -CUPAND SAVE find someone to share them vehicle by a reputable mlr., this fine example seeks a TAPE THIS AD TO YOUR COMPUTER compatible slim 4045ish nonsmoking Lady owner I am a PC expert ready and willing to help you w/ Didy—Your Ad Is Free who would like to savor It and is prepared to invest your computer problems. I can help decide which sufficient TLC to keep it In tiptop running cond. in a computer and software is best (or youl Call today. LTR. Please don't reply II you think this ad should be PLEASE CALL EXT. 4191. Photos and Letters - Your Ad Will In the used car section, Ext. 4546. 41YR. OLD SWF- Non-drinker, non-smoker, but not /Ur* Per Week. boring ISO a LTR with tingle or divorced white male BmintH Contact! 1*

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Hesse caHeit, 4022, like to etttbliib * reUtiombip wit!) other mgfa. type A personality- who is at times angered, impover- apple pie and the 4th ol July. Please c*H etl. K ished DWM- artisan, smoker, recluse, secretive, non- DIVOftCID «MAU 33, SO, pretty, ISO SM 511 ft DWf- In search of SDWM 6', trim, over 55, non- supportive, denylng-one'track-mind... who attempts AM YOU LOOKING FOR ONE GOOD IINQLE over, 3048. handsome, race unimportant, likes kidi, smoker and no drugs w/ a sense ol humor, likes no Improvement, searching like female counterpart, WWTIrtMWJT parly, dance, RIB music, Rapp, fun loving & light dancing and going to the movies. Ext 4646 19-55; no children, affluent, obnoxious, financially se- Your March endi hera tl you it a till SWM, 3M0 drlnfar. Pleate call EH.4BS2. cure, offensive, sensual, erudite, humorous, omnivo- 0WM- 30, lit/handsome, sincere/honest, enjoy exer- rous- who can bt manic, obsessive ft seductive. years old who enloyt dancing movltt and dining out, DIVORCED FEMALE ixl.4708, cise, music, movies, outdoor museums, etc. ISO SI Craving snwes, cuddles, tendofnesSi tnecapyi ro* Sig blue eyes, blonde, 40-something, pretty, nice, OF, 40-55, w/tlmilar Interests for fun, romance ft mance, honesty, Intimacy, recipes, Meiart A ea> ATmACTtVEtWttJS interesting fife, htrdworker, successful career and a sharing special times. Please call ext. 4938, auectno. Sequel, (will use your credit card) In favor Blonda hair, blue-eyii, my, well built, good heart good friend, Looking for an intelligent, kind, educated DWM- 49,57", 160 lbs., prof, warm and affection- ol superficial, long term contractual relationship, and full ol laughi. Silking attractive female who li man for companionship and fun and whatever devel- Knock Knee commitment. Adv. MORE. Feces hap- ' honest, semltivi, caring and sflectlonite lor pouibli ops, Love black tie, the beach, twits, hikes, explor- ate seeking attractive white female, 40-49, up to 5'5", who is open-minded, affectionate, caring, sharing, pens. PS... No Lawyerettes, Cardboard professionals. LTR, Must like hugslllExt, 4607. ing, adventure, museums and Brlgantlne. Please call Public servants, New Yorkers, drugs. ASAP. PLIASI Ext.3049. likes conversation and dining out. It you're Interested ATTMCTIVt- affectionate, DWPM, 45, S'lQ", 175 please can 6 send tetter to: ext. 4121, tntratfuc RtPUTOSOX47i7, Ibi, Ilkai movln, dining out, travel A advtntura. 43, slim, attractive seeking single/divorced white nonSt PiO# SMM Mf, ssfftervHiSi ™j, 0M7l< GOOD LOOKING, COLLEGE DCORIID- Looking for Herder or petite S/DWf, 35-50, Who llttii mall- 3M6, trim and good looking, who is phsicilly I- I am a warm, sincere and gentle man. I am Prof., DBM (w/no children), 40,5 9,165 lbs. soaks a an aaiartiva, Take-charge kind of guy, Lookt not at and emotionally free to build a relationship with the good woman lo spend time with. I am sincere, hon- important ai penonality. Pleau call txt.4775 also friendly, intelligent and financially secure. I am right women If he were to find her., wd also have 38,5' tall ind an adorable romantic. I've been mar- est, ft considerate, 11 look lor that in others. I enjoy MACKIINaU*fMMJ- time for tun, dancing, dining and |usl being with ried before, 7 yrt, ago, but to the wrong woman. I skiing, music, Scl-Fl, going to movies, dining out, 25, 57, til, attractivi, calm nalured, down to earth, someone special. Please reply ert. 4166. now know what my future wife Is; you are feminine, dancing ft good conversation, I also enjoy quiet open minded 4 eincere. Non-tmokir or drinker w/ conservative, educated and enjoy tropical travel and times at home, watching movie while snuagHng on WVORCID WHITE flMALI- 55, 5'10, average dining out. You are between the ages ol 25-35 and the couch w/someons special. If you're a s/DF bet, good values. Ny intereiti are indoor/outdoor activi- weight, Blonde, grten eyta, nici looking, smoker. ty, seeking tall tmptoyad SBM/SHM 25 35 w/saint take pride In your appearance. Kids O.K. since I have 26-42 who Is. fun loving, yet down to earth; have a Newly divorced ft lonely. ISO companionship ft them, Please respond to eat. 4MO. healthy sense of humor: a nice disposition ft appear- Inlereeti who deaini a good friend whom he can friendship (or now. I enjoy reading, TV, movies, tpend quality time with. Pleate call Em. 4537. ance; honest, reliable, ft emotionally secure;ft be- walks, dining out ft flea markets. I'm successful, car* DWM- tall, slim, active, professional, 40 plus. Caring lieves that romance should begirt with good friend- •MN AGAIN tWM- 31, alVactlvi, good unte of ing 1 essy going. Only tall, honest i sincere need romantic with many varied interests. Seeking 30-40 ship ft shared values please give me a call right now. humor, sincere with much to oiler to tht right reply, Ext, 4550 _^ sensual romantic female, slim to average build with (NO smokers, drug users, or heavy drinkers, please,) woman, looking lor attractive SWCF, 24-34, who putt or without children. If you like candles and fireplaces Race Is unimportant. I hope to hear trom you soon. DtVORCEOWHITIKMALE- God tint. Mual b» honest, affectionate) and likia hiv- pleaee respond to ext. 4933. This advertiser has also Please call Ext. 4544. 40,5'5, blonde hair, brn. eyas, pleasant to the eye, ing fun. Call if you're the special lady I'm looking for, optioned to receive mail Please send letter to: Intro- physically ft mentally. I am honest, secure, Indepen- HANDSOME, ATHLETIC, SUCCESSFUL SWM- Heats call art. OM. __ ductions, Box 4933, Forbes Newspapers, P.O. Box dent, witty ft outgoing w/a great smile ft sense of 699, Somervllle, NJ 06B76 Very good looking, intelligent, physically fit, finan- IIIOWNeYWQIML- humor. Seeking handsome S1O lo 6'2, fit, financially cially secure, romantic, sincere, active, multi-faceted 26 SMks the same. Blue, Green, speckled eyis alto secure, S/DWM 40-46 who is confident, sensitive, ro- OWPF- 46, 57", Red hair, Green eyes, Trimft fit , Individual. Have many interests which include skiing, welcome. I enjoy sunsets on the beach, IO ft ball, run- mantic, honest ft able to build a lasting relationship, seeks educated male up to 60 yrs old,, to share my golf, tennis, outdoors, sports, music, line dining, ning, football, reading Maupin &. King, moviit, quiet Alcoholics, drug users, gambler ft head gamers need interests In outdoors, reading, environment, animals, movies, quiet evenings and travel. In search of very evenlngi at home & my cat, I'd like to hear from A not apply. Please repry lit, tttl travels ft folk music, I am a political & religious liberal attractive, trim, athletic 5'7" or less, NS femali (30* QWF 25-35 who enjoys this and more. For friendship N/S, who also enjoys the traditloanl dining out, mov- 39) who is affectionate, caring and enjoys sharing all OIVORCID WHITE MAU or possible relationship, Please call Ext, 4535, ies, beach, romance, eel. Please reply ext.4530 that Hie has to offer. If you are looking for an LTR 44, professional, 6', 180 lbs,, Catholic, Seeking based on friendship, companionship, mutual respect C WING, HONEST 8WM- SWCF 35-40, 52-56, good build, lor serious rela- DWPF- and love with a clean-cut wonderlul man, thin From Nantucket, 26, energetic, seeking WF who en- tionship ft whatever develops. Sense df humor a + , 50,57, Pretty, dk. hair, dk. eyed lady, Financially ft PLEASE CALL EXT. 4593. joys long walks, beaches or just a night out. Please but must be attractive, outgoing & good conversa- emotionally secure, honest, tun loving, good sense of reply ext. 4723. tionalist to enjoy movies, dining out k the occasional humor, socially active, enjoys the liner things life has HANDSOME, YVPM, 49 rainy day. Please no fanatics or people with little time to offer. Seeks M counterpart for same. Please call Upbeat, successful, trim and healthy. I'm happy, COLLEGE QRAD on their hands. Please reply Ext, 4333. Ext. 4545. enjoy life and having tun, ISO WF counterpart lor 25-yr. old SJM who enjoys sports, music & movies & loving but discreet friendship. Please reply ext. 4716. the shore seeking SJF, 20-25, wilh similar Interests. DIVORCED WHITE PROF. MALE- young 43, Single EASY GOING MALE Please call Extension 4328. Dad, successful, educated, sensitive, 511, 165 lbs., Hi! 35 yr, old white male, 5'9,175. If you're like me, HONEST, HANDSOME, SINCERE, SHY DWM- 30, very lit, bright, likes outdoors, beach, old movies, I'm seeking a fun and fantasy loving (ornate, adven- desires to meet woman lor a very LTR. Very open to DANCING ANYONE? SWM, 44, Loooking (or edu- fireplaces, Rock & Blues, seeking S or OWF 28-40 turer, age 21-45 who is attractive and very aggres- activities, life and enjoyments. Other than an honest cated, female dance partv who Is attractive, tit, warm, intelligent & eclectic tor sive, Any companion status is OK. Must be open desire for a caring man nil I as* is that you're under ner, preferably someone in exc. pliysclal cond., over good times shared experiences. Please call Ext. minded, sensual, sense ol humor and enjoys being 30, under 5'8" and uncior MO lbs Please respond lo 5'6", who likes oldies & C & VY music, please call 4548, pampered. Must be discreet- like me. No drugs or ext,4ei7. ext.4780 neaa games. Please call ext. 4906. This advertiser DIVORCED WHITE PROF. FEMALE- has also chosen to receive mail. Mall to: Introduc- HOW CAN I ATTRACT- responses Irom the ladles DEAR TALL, SMART, SINGLE AND HANDSOME, Pretty lady-looking for the right mm to compliment tions, Box 4906, Forbes Newspapers, P.O, Box 699, I'd like to hear Irom? What are the qualities that I I'm a vary attractive 37 year old tall, (unloving red- me. If you like a spirited, Intelligent, Independent lady Somervllte, 08876 either don't have, or haven't thought to tell you head - adventurous and full ol tile, t like a man wilh a very family oriented, caring-giving, who ran the about? Are the calls not coming because I'm seeking great sense of humor, rugged, down to earth, end gamut from wife/Mom to Politician, comfortable in a MUCH younger woman?(3D-40). Or because I'm must be financially secure. Someone who likes any- any setting, S/DWPM 40ish + call me & decide if we EDUCATOR- DWM, attentive, sincere, honest, 50's, M seeking a cute, sexy, petite woman? This JPM, self* thing from line dining to geitinq lost in the woods. If are compatible. Exl.4541. ISOIbs., 5'8 , enjoys reading, travel, theatre & dining you re looking for Cindy Crawford, keep looking. If out, Seeks a Slim, caring, understanding woman, 45- employed, just turned 53, attractive, separated but you're looking lor a genuinely attractive sincere DJPF- 45, youthful, NS, attractive, outgoing, cre- 55 yrs.old, to share time together & possible LTR. available, has a lot to otter. My interests range trom woman lo have a relationship with please respond to ative, secure. Enjoys music, theatre, travel, outdoors Please call ext.4769 reading a book to spending some time In Vegas. exl 3604, ISO special JM for warm, loving, committed relation- Most people see mo as n thoughtful, caring, af- ship. Please call art. 4107. fectionate, reasonably brig hi man who gets along DETERMINED TO FIND ONE NICE QUY- nol look- with kids and dogs And r.penking of kids, it wouldn t ing lor stereo type Bimbo. Ma-SWF, wheelchair, Brn, DO YOU LIKE BUNG LONEYT Neither do I! lam a FEMALE- l be so bad to have a conplo morel Maybe I shouldn't eyes/hair S-Mom, intelligent, Independent, active, SBPF, 27,5 2", seeking* SPM, 25-35, who is pleasant Separated but available, Average but unique, profes- say I hale acid rock & rap. Or maybe I shouldn't say shy, actress, Into RenFest, loves red carnallom, & lit., I like reading & movies, I don't drink or smoke, sional but Intelligent, science oriented but artistic In that I have a sense ol humor that sometimes turns music, parties, quiet nights, romantic, sensitive. ISO or have any diseases ft neither do you. If you are aearch of male, similar, prepared but not scared, 30's bizarre. Or maybe I stioukint say that my belief Is S/DWM, age? Similar Interests, honest, sincere, out- looking for a casual friendship ft have a good sense to lit 4O'a,5'9" + and please write! that kids should nol \w id on |unk lood Or going, patient, non-smoker, No head games. Please ol humor & respect women. Please write. This adver- THIS ADVERTISER HAt CHOSEN TO RECEIVE maybe I shouldn't say lh

April 20-22.1994 f-nrhos Ntwspapers Weekend Plus 1/ I AM AN H0NI8T, TRUSTWORTHY, KIND, CARING, SOW PROFESSIONAL MAI | SPECIAL LADY WANTBD- SWSJ- GENEROUS PIRSON 51,5*11", 187 lbs. Interested in dining out, movies, Thls 48 DWPM is looking for a special woman. She Rocfc n roller, 5'6", ISO lbs,, 37 yrs., non-smoker, I am creative, love all kinds ol music, song, dance, music, sihgtseeing, sports, etc. I wlsn to meet an should be between 35-88 and very open-minded and Into fitness, fun, rook clubs, travel, comedy dubt ft hike, nature, gourmet cook. Seeking similar values in attractive woman, 38>50years old, 5'2"-5'6", who is enjoy living an alternative lifestyle. I like all the regu- cuddling. ISO fit ft fun woman wrth no children ft a divorced or widowed man 44-55 years old. Ext. educated and has compatible interests. Please reply lar activities, dining, dancing, etc. and aN the activi- good sense ol humor. I'm zany but also sincere, SKt. 4725. __ ties NYC has to offer. She may be attached or unat- looking towards a LTR. Please call ext. 4S0S. 4172. tached. I am dlaease and drug free In Somerset IP YOU ARE A SUNDER KOREAN FEMALE- 8DWF- County. Ext. 4*00. SWM- 25 to 40 yrs, please repond lo this ad. Nice-looking, 34, blue eyas, brunette, single mom, financially se- THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE. Searching for orto of s kind SWF. I am a successful, Ithlillc, 40ish DWM w/palience. passion and own cure, I enjoy camping, dining out, movies, plays & CIIVI MAIL. PilAM UNO UTTUI TOi WTRO. SWM, 27, who is tired ol head-games ft whit the bar homa- would like to meet you for dating, friendship museums. I'm looking for a down<4o-earth SWM, 34* DUCTIOKS BOX 4Mt. FORMS NEWSPAPERS, scene has to offer. I am goal-oriented and easy and maybe more. Please reply ext. 4719. 40 yrs. old* who enjoys the same things as myself, If i tOtllWVlUf. NJ OUTS, going. My activities range from NYC to the srwe...lo this sounds good to you, then call ont.Mi9. staying In and reading a good book. I) you are a SWF LOOKING FOR A CO-PILOT- SPOUSE WANTIO- White widow In her 70s. Real I im a divorced, white male, 60 years old. I am SEEKING AFFECTIONATE, PLAYFUL WOMAN- 22-30, wrto has the similar above qualities ft inter- home body, tf Interested write to: Introductions, Box eats. Ptoaae call e»i. 4772. profeulonal, own my own plane, very active, lit, & Single-parent father, OWCM 47, 5 9, stocky but diet- 4034, Forbes Newspapers, P.O. Box HO, Somerviile, financially titbit. An average man- no drinking or ing. I am looking for a woman who Is sincere, social NJ0S878 8WPM- 25,63 \ brownhair, blue hair. Seeks tall, n/ drugs, but I smoke. Seeking SINGLE WHITE FEMALE drinker for LTR. Please reply art. 464} l, humorous, SWPF, age 20*30, Interested in sports, who It ilitn, 30-45 years old, who needi a nice emo- STARLITI STARIRIOHT- WINTER ORIAMS music ft movies. Ext 4629. tloml itarl In lite and who likes to be spoiled and SEEKING SINCERE 8/DW FEMAIS- SIIKS SUMMER LOW- SWJPM mid 40'a 510,1S5 knowa how to spoil in return. Must be level headed, * Patite to medium build, 2440 years old* for a long lbs. ISO attractive, warm, affectionate, IrttetHgent, SWPM- 45, Business owner, tvpe A personality. like Iporti and sports cars, traveling, dining out, and term relationship. No head games, please. I am a generous, spontaneous, weH proportioned indepen- Boating enthusiast seeks classy SWPF, 3040 coun- quilt evenlngi. Sense ol humor a must! Please call single, white male, 27, 58, brown hair & eyes, 145 dent woman w/lnner beauty, thin to mad. build, 3443 terpart for caring/sharing possible LTR, Ext 4S43. SXt.4014. lbs. I am very sweet, sincere, ft romantic. I love give or take, for meaningful LTR. No Princesses THIS ADVERTISER HAS CHOSEN TO RECEIVE movies, dinners, spending time together and cud* please. Hold true to your Dreams the' phantoms at MAIL PHASE BIND LETTER AND PHOTO (OF- LOIT IN NEW JERSEY^ Recently Iransferred by a diing, I will answer every response, so lake a chance- beat, no other goal Is worthy the quest. I'm weW TtONAL) TO; INTRODUCTIONS, SOX 4149, PMMS Co. In the Mid-west. SWM, 25,5 if" blond hair, blue call me. Please exl. 4726. educated, well mannered, a sett-made men ol merit, NEWSPAPER!, PO IOX 6M, lOaMRVHlE, NJ eyei, slim to medium build, good looking (will ex* Mutt be adventurous ft very affectionate. I'm willing change photo). Looking tor a female lo help find my SINGLE BUCK FEMAU LOOKING FOR NO ONE |N to try anything once, except ekydrvtng. Can we talk? way out of this loneliness. I'm a well rounded Indi- PARTICULAR- 25,55, Exotic dancer, ISO someone Ptoaea Ext. 4770. THE GREAT AMERICAN DWPF- mid 40 s, All vidual. I enjoy country muilc to alternative music, who Is interesting ft likes to go out ft have fun. If this eorp. business woman, guaranteed class, Impeccably skiing, camping, fishing, the Arts, exploring NYC, la you just give ma a call at fit, 4547, SWCM- groomed, great looksislightly plumb but well Seeking female for definite friendship or possible This lonesome, nice appearing, trim, college edu- shaped), N/5, no kids, S a emotionally secure. IS01 dating, A person whose personality A character are SINGLE WHITE FEMALE cated executive seeks the companionship ol an at* dynamic, high caliber manlprelerably over 5'10), who more attractive than her looks. Someone who knows very attractive, 30, 110 lbs., 55 w/1 child, non- tractive personable lady In her 50's or 60s from or can kick off his wing tips ft balance his lilt w/ieugh. how to cut loose and have fun and knows when to be smoker, non-dfug user, sincere, honest, organiied ft near Somerset County for possible LTfl. Call exMSSS ter ft love. Edison area, Possible benefits are detl- serious. I appreciate sincerity, romance, kindness, neat, secure about myself, Wishing to meet SWM, and please leave your name ft phone no. Thank you. nitaly worth the risk of replying! Please call Ext. 4S61. sweetness, but what I reepeel and am attracted to must be very attractive, 28*36, 59-81, In shape, 34 most Is a woman who la unafraid to be completely inch waist or small, 0-2 kids ok, non-smoker/drug 8WF- Two hearts are bettor than one- Down to earth, open 4 honest. Please call ext, 4930. This advertiser user, honest, polite, not a slob or laty, must be 30, independent, earth muffin, turned alternative, sometimes shy, Bui interesting. Caring SWM, 27, has also chosen to receive mail. Please send letter secure ebout yourself yet not self centered, for a punketi, MHially a homa at clubs or beach. Seeking 5 7 ,185 lbs., into Springsteen, shore, travel, varied and photo to: Introductions, Box 4930, Forbes Newt- meaningful relationship ft possible marriage, If you fit honest SWM, be something to believe in or some- interests, seeks SWF, 26-34 with similar Interests for papers, P.O. Box 699, Somarvllls, NJ. all of the above, then please call ext.4294 body to shove. Lais get closer lo the stars. No nega- dailng/relstlonship, Please call ext.4774 tive creeps, SINGLE WHITE FEMALE- THIS ADVERTISER HAS CHOSEN TO RECEIVE VERY PRETTY SWF- 28, 5'8", dark blond, blue MARRIAGE MINDED? eyes, goal-oriented, ambitious, bubbly, sensitive, Want a child? I want a wife: Let's make a deal...H- 25 yrs. old, 5', Brn, curly hair, Brn, eyes, 110 lbs. MAIL PLEASE SINO LETTER AND PHOTO (OP- Affectionate, honest ft outgoing w/good sense of TIONAL) TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4*40, FORBES down to earth, affectionate, looking for similar SWM, ardworking SWM, 26, very (It, 6' +. Very Intelligent, humor. I enjoy anything fromi ComedComedy Club^s t*o pi'c 29-39, for a possible LTR. I am outgoing and have suave looking, Prof, needs mousy Country Girl, Cor- NEWSPAPERS, PO BOX ISO, SOMERVILLE, NJ nics on the beach & aidin. g. oor juslu!t staying home ft diversified Interests. I like men of Irish descent but porate Lady, or in-between, 19-29 or so. to share 0SB78. renting movies. Looking for SWM, mid 20's-early 30 s am also open-minded. Pleaie respond to ext. 4B10. walks, movies, dinner, cuddling, beach, love {a busi- w/a good heart, old fashion morals ft good sense of SWF- ness together?) Sacrificing for Bountiful life. Ext. humor. If seeking possible relationship please call 40ish, prof., petite, auburn hair, w/cultural ft artistic VERY ROMANTIC 3926. Ext, 4819. ___ interests, I enjoy going to NYC, also smart men, fast Handsome, level-headed, sincere 4 honest SWM 39 5'11" 170 Ib, who always treats a woman with re- NEWLY GRADUATED MEDICAL CAREER- cara ft slow hands, seeks a SWM who Is financially ft SINGLE WHITE FEMALE- emotionally secure, tor living happily ever-after, spect and class. In search ol long term relationship Just graduated as an EKG technician. I'm a 23 yr. 25 yrs. old, 5', Brn, curly hair, Brn. eyes, 110 lbs. with SWF 29 • 40, who is slim & attractive and enjoys old, SWM, short blond hair, blue eyes, 5' 11, 180 lbs. Please call axt.4762 Affectionate, honest & outgoing w/good sense of the theater, movies, dancing, good conversation, who doesn't get a chance to mingle due to school & humor. I enjoy anything from Comedy Clubs to pic- SWM- 26, attractive, outgoing, very energetic, I work devotion. Formal Black Belt in Karate is in comedy clubs and weekend getaways, Please reply nics on the beach & skiing or lust staying home ft enjoy mountain biking, cycling, power lifting, Tithing, Ext. 4952 search of (marriage minded), single white college renting movies, Looking for SWM, mid 20's-eariy 30's roller blading, the outdoors, and Cape May in the educated female, 20-26 who enjoys what I do (danc- w/a good heart, old fashion morals & good sense of summer. I'm Interested in meeting an educated, In- WANTED: NEW PARTNER- 43 yr. old Jewish entre- ing, dining out, horseback riding & working out in humor, If seeking possible relationship please call leligent, sincere, SWF 21-33, who is athletic, adven- preneur, sales engineer, street-wise but refined, 6'1", gym). Cannot dial the 900 number for message re- Exl. 4525. turous, likes dining out and travel. If you like dancing handsome, graying blond hair, blue-gray eyes, who trieval so please let's exchange photos and letters. and listening to alternative music that's a plus. Lai's exercises and is in excellent mental and physical (Medical career college educated & brunettes would SINGLE WHITE MALE, 20 stop letting Tile pass us by, Life has to much lo olfer health is looking for a new partner. Vou must be be a plus.) (LETTERS & PHOTO ARE PREFERRED BY 6'1", short brown hair, brown eyes. Workout every than spending weekends and holidays alone, I feel assertive, focused and sincere with a sales and busi- ADVERTISER.) day, college student, humorous-vet romantic, ISO I'm special and have a lot to offer, if you feel the ness background and can function well under pres- THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- pretty, thin-yet shapely, SWF with a good personality, same way about yourself, have a great sense of sure. You should not mind getting messy in the gray CEIVE MAIL. PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO honest, communicates well, 18-33- Please reply ext, humor and like to laugh and have lun please call ext areas of business in tile. A good sense of humor and TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4910, FORBES NEWS- 4714. 4636. __ the abstract absurd are required. Good friends and PAPERS, PO BOX 699, SOMERVILLE, NJ 08876, SINGLE WHITE MALE-22- family should be considered amongst the finer re- SWM- 34,5'B", UOIbs, brown hair. Honest and car- wards In life. If you are a Jewish woman, 25-34, tall NICE GUY Thln, dark hair, loyal, honest who loves the outdoors ing. I enjoy biking, fishing, the beach, traveling, mov- 8V1, 160 Ibi., I anjoy the simple things In life; Ice and quiet romanitc nights. Seeking SWF 18-25 who is (over 3'5"), athletic, non-smoker, who Is looking for- ies and comedy clubs. Seeking SWF, 23-32 yrs old, ward to the next venture in life, please reply, I would cream cones, movies, good conversation, good thin, sexy, loyal, honest lor LTR. No head games. physically fit and non-smoker, books, great dinners, dancing and good laughs, Please reoiy ext. 472B, like to meet you. This advertiser has ehoaen to THIS ADVERTISER HAS CHOSEN TO RECEIVE receive malt only. Please send letter to: Box 4623, I'm a WSM, responsible, non-drinker, financially MAIL. PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO TO: IN- secure, with a wicked sense of humor, I would like Introductions, Forbes Newspaper, P.O. Box 699, SINGLE WHITE MALE- TRODUCTIONS BOX 4737, FORBES NEWSPAPERS, SomervtHe, NJ, 08876, to meet someone who Is comfortable with them- PO BOX 609, SOMERVILLE, NJ 08676. sslf, "pretty-plaln-jane1, 35-45 yein old, 57' A 25, Brn, hair, hazel eyes, stlm, athletic, enjoys the little things, Sports, Beach, Books especially chil- WHITE MALE- 32 drug/alcohol free, seeks spiritual under, no little kids, and SLENDER build, moderate SWM- 35, 6 ft., dark hair & eyes, good looking & growth, enjoys music, ocean, motorcycles, etc. Com- drinker, non/llght-smoktr, eisy-golng, Intelligent, dren. Seeking SWF w/simllar Interests. Please call Exl, 4540. trim, seeks pretty, petite 4 caring SWF, 21-29, who passionate, easy going. Like to hear from women 20- compassionate, strong- (but not domineering) end loves Harleys tor possible LTR. please call ext.4773 50 of any race who are open-minded for friendship or feminine, Not looking for a one night stand but a possible relationship. Send photo if you have one. serious contender. Lv. phone number I I'll call you SWM- SINGLE WHITE MALE- 41, brown-haired, blued-eyed professional, 6'2" tall I This advertiser has chosen to receive mall, Please back! (Brldgewiter area, please.) Reply ext. 4170. 25,140 lbs, honest & sincere, seeking a SWF, 20-25 have a very dry sense of humor, I have my Doctorate write to: Introductions, Box 4931, Forbes Newspa- ONE AVERAGE POOR BOY- 140 Lbs., 5'10", Brown under 160 lbs, with similiar Interests which are dining pers, P.O. Box 699, Somerville NJ 08876 out, movies, walking, listening to music, of spending and am successful. I enjoy the beach In the summer. hair/eyes, 40's, SWM, who is working on old mo- Looking lot a female In the 30-45 yr. rangs for a WHITE WIDOWED MALE torhoms to go camping & fishes when his kids come a quiet evening at norm Seeking a friendship or a long term relationship in Somerset County. Only seri- permanent relationship. Pis call ext. 4568. Warm, witty & wonderful. I'm 42 yrs. old, 5' 6, 140 visit this summer. Would like to meet average, friend- lbs,, in great shape, have a good job & no kids. ly, slim, goofy girl, who Iook9 good In a Baseball cap ous need reply. SWM- 41, tall, rugged, rascal, athletic, no previous THIS ADVERTISER HAS CHOSEN TO RECEIVE arrests (OK, detention once in H.S.) diverse interests. Interested in meeting a nice lady, should be petite A for friendship, Companionship. Bookworm & Tom- pretty With a great sense of humor, I like music, girls welcome. Please call exl. 4767 MAIL PLEASE SEND SHORT NOTE AND PHONE Seeks attractive, affection female of substance lor NUMBER TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 3932, FORBES romance, Share a drink? With chemistry several sports, play baseball, enjoy eating dinners al restau- PRETTY DJF NEWSPAPERS, PO BOX SM, SOMERVILLE, NJ drinks? This advertiser has also chosen to receive rants ft going to movies. I am a smoker. Please call 5'5" slender intelligent, nurturing & aesthetic. Seek- otm mall. Please send letter to Introductions, Box 4927, Ext, 4330. ing attractive, cultured, financially secure male, 55-65 Forbes Newspapers, P.O. Box 699, Somerville, 08876 WWJM.8S lor caring, long lasting relationship. Ext. 4955. SINGLE WHITE MALE- 32, 6 2, 190 lbs. Good look- SWM- 43, I'm quiet, senstive, Intelligent, physically 5'U", IBOIbs. Caring, sense of humor. Enjoy travel, Ing, honest w/good sense of humor. I like sports, (he fit & handsome. I'm Interested In a physically fit s/ Broadway, Dining, Sports, Movies, ISO trim, N/S, JF, outdoors, movies, etc. ISO woman 28-38, attractive DWF, 33-46, 5'8" or less, who enjoye the outdoors, 40-50, attractive with some Interests for LTfl. Please 6BPM- 33, 5'9 12", 175 lbs., very sucesslul real golf tennis, dining out, mi vies, quiet nights at home reply ext. 4713. Estate broker/investor, Christian, Goal oriented, Sin- w/good sense of humor w/similar Interests. If this Is you. This advertiser has chosen lo receive mall and the simpler things 11 Me. This advertiser has "THE OUY YOUR PARINTS WARNED VOU ABOUT' gle parent, ol bright, well mannered 12 yr, old son, chosen to reclve mall: Introductions Box 4762, Looking to love & be loved by nn Bllracive SPF, s(im also. Send fetter ft/or photo to: Ext, 3039 Introduc- Not still reading? SWM-31 (looks 24-25), 5'10, med. tions, Forbes Newspapers, P.O. Box 699, Somer- Forbes Newspapers, PC BOX 699, Somerville, NJ build (not thin-but not lat either!) Shoulder length lo medium build, 23-27, down to earth, Intelligent, 0B878 wllh good values. Southern Hospitality, adaptable! vllle, NJ, 08876. Brn. hair, green eyes, enjoys lifes simple pleasures. We share common Interests Including travel, sports, SINGLE, BUCK, JAMAICAN FEMALE- SWM- Blue Jeans, Rock A Roll, Comedy clubs, camping, line dining, concerts, dancing, and romantic evening Divorced, 38 years old, I have been single for over 4 Rock 'n roller, 5'8", 160 lbs., 37 yrs,, non-smoker, Shore. Down lo earth w/gieot sense o! humor, Fun at homo, looking for my Queen to Share the Throno years and I am looking lor a Black, single, Christian into fitness, fun, rock clubs, travel, comedy clubs & loving, Adventurous & a hopeless Romantic teekB same In an attractive WF 21-35 w/same interests for on the mounlian top. No smokers please, and only man. He must be in nls 40-50, and love Qod and cuddling. ISO fit & fun woman with no children & the ready, and serious need respond, Pleasee call good sense of humor. I'm zany but also sincere, Fun, Romance, Adventure & possible long term rela- kids. I am looking for Mr, Right and I am very loving tionship. I am o smoker. Please call Ext. 4515. exl.4781 and kind. Please reply exl, 4720. fooklng towards a LTR. Pleaae call ert, 4890,

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Hospitality helps to Ingrtdltnti (tor two): t Wi Tbsp. salted butter; • 2 Up. place Al Dente a extra virgin olive oil; • 1 tsp. chopped shallots; • '/i tsp, chopped garlic; • salt and pepper to taste; cut above the rest • 3 leuves fresh sage; » W-¥< c. By NAOMI KOOKER faVa beans, soaked and cooked; • WfeekendP/us Writer l'/i c. white oyster or shiitake Vo«iltr km* in Bound Brook f signs of a successful restau- mushrooms (whole or cut in half if large); •toe Orvieto or white wine rm i» fruwmrnint rant include consistency with of your choice; • Vh c. demi-glare ftjfty, Saturday md variety (and of course great fresh herb mixture of one sprig thraujttut April. (90S) food), Al Dente in Piscataway rosemary, thyme, parsely, one basil I leaf and !A scallion finely chopped 2692, goes beyond the call of duty. together; • 8-10 oz. gramigna pasta Sole owner/maitre d' John Serra or bucatini. "Short Cut" demi-glaze: * * offers complete hospitality from • 1 c. chicken broth; • W c. Borolo the warm welcome to the person- wine or dry Italian red wine; • 1 it 3417 Route V In Fmkjjri beef bullion cube; • 1 small Span- alized "thank-you" notes he sends ish onion, chopped; i 1 sprig Rose- it oBkrivstifiK Its (nnd to those who leave their business mary; • i Tbsp. butter; t l Tbsp. flour; • to Tbsp, extra virgin olive cards behind. SHARON WILSON/WEEKENDPLUS vml IWrnmrnmlf plm% fm IWV* "I don't mess with perfection," oil. Hospitality and an Etruscan-Inspired decor la just part of the Hilt xh of butter and olive oil in BfiHwMck • md Prtnwtoo to* said Serra. Except for the addition appeal for dinars at Al Danta In Placataway. skillet under medium heat. Add cations. (90S) 422-8600, of tiny white lights sparkling Rosemary, salt and pepper to taste along with onion. Saute onidn until * * through grapevines which drape people to settle in Italy about 3,000 fine dining restaurant without hav- the walls of the piazza style dining transparent. Add flour slowly to •fit years ago, . ing to wear a suit and tie," he says. make rue. Add chicken broth and room, Serra has kept everything Sena and Chnf Polito have cre- And the 350-label wine list runs red wine slowly while stirring. Add Ponywie i» offering sevenl consistent since the restaurant boullion cube and reduce over me- ated a regional menu, recreating the gamut from $17 to $435 - de- springtime specials. On Tuesday, opened five years ago. dium heat to half the amount or April 26, there will be a compli- "People look for consistency, dishes the Etruscans would have pending on your taste and wallet, until thick enough to cling lo a spoon Cook nbout 10-20 minutes. mentary dessert for those hard- that's what I do here." said the eaten. The garlic infused extra vir- Whether you dine casually in gin olive oil from Tuscany in jeans or professionally with clients, Set aside. Note: If sauce seems working secretaries during Sec- owner, quickly adding that people thick, add brother wine. also look for variety. which to dip homemade bread is Serra and his well-informed staff Prepare sauce: In lar^e skillet retary's Week, "Die Perryville Inn For variety, Al Dente lias three; the first encounter with the Etr- treat everyone with the same gra- hent butter and extra virfiin olivi- will also be making Mother's Day uscans. The Gramigna Alia Case- cious attention, "I want them [cus- oil until hot. Carefully add oyster menus: a la carte, featuring home- mushrooms and saute for 2 min- Sunday, May 8, a special day for made and imported pastas; a ntino (see recipe), fresh pasta tomers] to feel like a king or utes. Add shallots, garlic, salt and mom with special prices. (908) tossed with a wonderful, earthy queen," says the owner. "It doesn't pepper to taste, safje, and sprinkle menu of Chef Michael J. Polity's 730-950O. signature entrees, which include sauce made with wild mushrooms, matter who it is, I want them to liberally with fresh herb mixture. 1 Continue to saute until mushrooms * * * rack of lamb, chicken, iish, veal Orvieto wine, freshly chopped feel special. ' soften slightly nbout 2-3 minutes and filet mignon: and what Mr. herbs and lava beans, would have Add Oriviulo wine and demi-glaze-. Rotlna'i Cafe on Union Scrra calls the "one-fold" menu; a made any Etruscan sing, AL DENTE RISTORANTE, 1665 Stelton Continue to cook moderately for Avenue in Bound Brook has re* Rd., Piscataway. (908) 985-8220. approximately 5 minutes to reduce opened Its outdoor cafe for the seven-course tasting menu on one Along with offering dining plea- and blend flavors, Add fava beans side and an Etruscan regional sures with culture, Serra gives cus- This column is intended to inform and toss with cooked pasta Serve season. Pick a warm day and menu on the other. The Etruscans, tomers an option of price and ex- readers about dining opportunities in immediately. dine outside at Roslna'e. (908) Scrra will tell you, were the first perience. "1 consider Al Dente a the area. It it not a review. 805-3054, * * « ftytond Inn Chef Craig Shel- ton is participating in FortunofTs H$UX HORSE i special "CooWng Class Event" In the Wayne store Sunday, May All Entrees $3.5 29, and in the Woodbridge store % Adirondacks decor, spectacular Ib. Sandwiches $2.50 'cooking kitchen where your can see Saturday, June 11, rtoon-3 p.m. tax included our rood prepared on our imported He wi conduct a cooking class rostiserie. New menu where demonstration of some of his fa- * * * entree pricing begins at $10.50 vorite dishes. Some of his fa- vorite recipes will also be In- Ufa* % tk The PUB is always ODen for lunch & cluded in FortunofTs special dinner & visit our Gourmet Gift Summer Entertaining catalog, Meals to Go shop where which is distributed to over For the Week of April 25,1994 antiques • 2,000,000 of the store's top abound. ,,^;w customers. Mftn Brisket w/Dried Fruit (or) Fettuccini w/Mushroom Sauce The Black Horse Inn The Brunswick Hilton TIIP« Corned Beef & Cabbage (or) experience, still the •Ml Towers Executive Chef Cajun Pork w/Red Beans & Rice if tradition for family dinn Daniel LaGarde hns been award- iyed Roast Lamb w/Coffee Sauce (or) 'OB- ..*.. ed McCormlck's Arts Salon':-, * Veggie Lasagna "Best Piece of Show" and New i Jersey seafood Challenge's Third 1 Thurs Ita^n Sausage w/Peppers & Potatoes (or) *t wj u Poached Salmon Salad Platter £ Place Award at the New Jersey Restaurant nnd Hospitality Expo vr\ Chicken Murphy (or) •aHi Seafood in Puff Pastry produced by Win New Jersey Restaurant Association. The M us intnimt ym to the 'Rtpubk »/ Tea' (bj the cup) Expo was hold M tht» Garden t\ h THE BLACK HORSE INN State Convnntion .mil Exhibit 62 W. Main St., Somerville 722-8782 Route 24 Mendham, NJ (20D-543-7300 r.'S CenU'r in Somerset \iH month.

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Purchase Condominiums Condo/Townhouse $52500 Cranford Charm, Character, Elegance, Serenity & Prestige Single family $575.00 at Savory Prices starting in the 90 V Riimimu1 Elevators • Entry Foyers • Double & Triple Exposures • Oak Parquet Floors • Competitive Owner Financing to Qualified ISak M75.OO-I Buyers * Choice of Renovation Levels I or 2 BR units available. Twenty seven different floor plans.Masonry k steel construction, park-like estate grounds. Finest residential area within walking distance to recreation, transportation, houses of worship, schools and shopping. ATTORNEYS AT UW Cnglitfl) Mltfge -AROOTOFTRADITION! MODELS & SALES ON PREMISES

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For \Y \\ 1872 2229 1415r tilt 695 ill Mo* Mo* • MDGEWATER $379,900 BRANCHBURG $259,800 BRIDGEWATER $319,000 NEW HOMES!!! BASKING RIDGE $119,907 OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1-4 PM HILLSBOROUGH TWP. $244,000 CONVENIENT YET QUIET Most ol what you would pay for upgrades are Cot w/huoj country M LR, DR, FP in FR, 4 BR OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1-5 PM Mov« right into this 5btdfoom, 2'/?bathhoma, included as standard feature* Two Homes A HUFF 25 baths on 3 scenic areas Kennel runs on Center Hill Colonial in Neshanic. Only 5 years 2 FRs, FP BON window in LR An impressive 3232 Sq Ft, pride In workmanship thfouonout 'and a putt* wiH never blow down this lovely site B003-40M old,on 1 + acre,brickfireplace,a0xi8de»and homewithtoommyamenitiestolitt Donimiss 1359.900 4 1379,900 Early and Latt Spring penthouse eondo/one btdroomm wtth den/ DIRECTIONS FromFIwi MB North « Summit Rd R muchmcxe B003-4095 ttw one. BD#3391 delivery Call (o review plant and details today. garage/buement/end unit BO3381 onOHoFM LonFUnttwRd IINSTEROFFICE 90*781-1000 IINSTER OFFICE MHIM (OFFICE MS-W-IOOO , OFFICE 906-S26-544 ;HBURG OFFICE 9OB-526-S444

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PAYMENTS IN OUR ADS! NORTH EDISON $224,900 BRANCHBURQ $174,000 A HOME FOR ENTERTAINING Spacnui4 Bedroom home, situated on half, plus SpKtouMMS kvgroundpoot, Family rtoom.Forrr* Bring Ream, out turn, fireplace, gauge* more. Backito 2 car garage, many amenities. 193-4409 wood*19003-4147 Record low interest rates are your chance-of-a- lOFFWC to afford more.

For purdUM price* up to ttNiMT. monthly mortgage payments 10/5 {principal + Intent) quoted In our ads are toqualifie d buyers, based 170 upon a 20% downpayment and a conventional 30-year fixed rate loan at 7.260% with 3 Mo V points, A.P.R. 7.595%. As an example, a $100,000 loan would mean 360 monthly payments of $682.18. Mo.' For purcheee prices from tttMM to M2a,000. the monthly payments are to qualified buyers based upon a 20% downpayment and calculated at 7.375% with 3 points on a "Jumbo" 30-year fixed rate mortgage with an A.P.R. of EDISON $28,900 PISCATAWAY $163,000 7.723%. An example of a $500,000 loan would mean 360 monthly payments of 13,453.38. DON'T TOUCH A THING Figures herein are approximate and do not Include property taxes, hazard insurance, or homeowners association dues for WHY PAY RENT? Juslrroveintothis "Lackland Ranch" wltiaiwo a condominium purchase. Interest rates quoted are as of March 1,1994, and subject to change, Not responsible for You can live here without a car Beautiful one bedroom in convenient location Updated kitch- car garage & basement. 2'A baths, formal din- typographical errors, while information is believed accurate, we request thai the payment be validated with a mortgage en & bath pod and tennis courts 193-44ID ing loom, and more Hurry 193-4415 provider prior to purchase. I EDISON OFFICE 90MMO00 .EDISON OFFICE 908-494

A 677' t '851 1250 Mo: - Mo.' Mo.: SOMERSET $128,900 PISCATAWAY $144,900 HERE'S A HOT ONE HILLSBOROUGH $219,900 YOU'LL SEE STARS SO. BOUND BROOK $169,900 This 2 bedroom ?•<• bath Townhome has a WOODFIELD STARTER master bedroom with a siding room ar\ oalin Lovnly 3 bedroom V/> bath, on \!3 acte «th Thiough the skylights in the master bedroom FORTUNATE FIND!!! kitchen, soparalo dining roin antl a livmg f onrn and bath ol this four-bedroom home with groat amenities, hardwood floors deck s*y- Great twolamtly wilh 3 bedrooms \\\ each m\ waime

For 1015 M767' 1255 t'V A § 754 Mo.:- Mo: Mo; r.j Mo' BLOOMSBURY $137,900 FRANKLIN TWP. $319,900 IN-TOWN COLONIAL $174,9O( METUCHEN MOTHER NATURES 8ESTI LEBANON TWP. $230,000 3 bdrms, walk m attic e»l 2 car detached A unique stone ranch sitting on over 13 acres garage w/220 AMP service, 10x24 screen prch. Charming Dutch colonial Norman flock*ell Colonial on 4 + acs In-ground pool, RoseGar METUCHEN $129,900 Greal horse pfoperty with barn and fenced m Wlbsmnt Jtrplcs. closed off new roof dosetD should have painted this darling No story 3 dm & perennials Small horse barn Irrtwior d Totally Remodeled Colonial. 2 bdrmt. 1 bath, 1 78 096 5385 Bdrm, 2 Ml bath frpl, deck a must see 024- home quality t 096-5374 pastuie DorVtwail 096-5383 •hows great! i 024-2732 2849 1CK OFFICE 908-439-2777, LOUWICK OFFICE 908 439-2777 VICK OFFICE 908-439-2777 EN OFFICE 908-906-8200, JHETUCHEN OFFICE All Offices

2935 •2225 Open UntU 9PM Mo: ,Mo: MoJ imiDGEWATER $499,900 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY TLAINFIEL 4/24/94,1-5 PM CAPTIVATING CONTEMPORARY NETHERWOOD SECTION OF TOWN WARREN $379,000 Weichert EickrtMi tint of a hind home letluiei ttinquiliecluion STONE RIDGE ESTATES - Attractive movaincondition, turn of century 0" i benutifully hindtcipett tnd wooded 1 fl icia lh» Cmnt> K pitwiuw Ihmnayrnlitent rol 'HUTIB in REVITALIZED & VIVACIOUS! Colonial Spacious fR w/cust (inch lueplnce itunrtmg 4800 iq ft horn* Itaiuisi meliculouity subdivision Only n fnw rhnirn Inls tett Many Ceritm Mall Coloniftl on I ft arms ol hmvily hindcrtfled md niluiil ttohe & woocl [leluling Ihiu aui nmenilies WCI'iUl tMIXXV)A up WiKHiWf iUKi IjlfUlSCtipfMi ptOporly -1 flHs I" . 3 frpl 3 hathi 2 l»vs 5 OH, me tm »p»c1»cul8i view OR. Spnc 1 H. 2', hntfi, ? car altndwl ipngfl 1 Prr»*!»niinn/r>nnli»v«rnngofinnl 3»kylKjMs ulfets n '15 Ml Orll'd I" Ml Hiiph to '•f«jf' tc \\\v, Htil in kilchnn lulltnisciiu^it ln.'sd fin tismti! Wilxir l-'rofRSSinniilly inntf'ii

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* i ,,, A Fortes Newspaper Supplement RealEstate April 20,21,22,1994-5 'Vision' can aid credit problems 'Vision' tips Vision Mortgage is broadening the home ing. Applicants can still qualify for a new mort- ing. They can achieve the dream of homeown- help secure mortgage market with the release of several gage or refinance an existing mortgage if they ership, rather than compromising for a rental new products for people who don't have a clean have made up to two late mortgage payments lifestyle," says Mr. Rosenberg. your mortgage credit record. By altering the criteria used to within the past 12 months and if they have a In addition to the E-Z and Gold programs, • Prepare your financial deta-mine suitable borrowers and taking into high debt-to-income ratio. Vision also offers: statement, including all as- consideration the borrower's ability to manage "With our new E-Z mortgage, for example, FHA streamlined refinancing - no appraisal sets, liabilities, income and finances and repay debt, Vision has made it borrowers can have a total debt ratio of up to required and most closing costs covered by Vi- expenses possible for families with a high debt ratio or 55 percent of their monthly income and still sion • Look in the phone Ijonk those who have missed a couple of mortgage qualify," says Mr. Rosenberg, '"Die only draw- The Money Saver - an FHA loan with no and contact a credit agency payments to become credit worthy. back for the E-Z mortgage is that you must points and no closing costs (except costs re- thtit can obtain your credit have a minimum of 20 percent down payment report and dispute ;my nlrl fir "We're changing the traditional qualifying quired under guidelines) or 20 percent home equity for refinancing and erroneous inlbrmiilion methods," explains Richard A. Rosenberg, Rosenberg believes Vision's new mortgage president of Vision Mortgage. "The poor econo- you pay a slightly higher interest rate. The • Evaluate your financial actual rate varies, depending on the program/' programs will be a boon to real estate agents statement and credit report my has taken its toll on the credit records of who have clients who don't quite qualify for many tiying to qualify or refinance home he notes. • Obtain prcqualificiilion ad- conventional financing. vice from your lender or real- loans/' For more information on mortgage programs It's not unusual for lenders to see an increas- No Income, No Asset Mortgages tor The new Gold program offered by Vision for people who don't have a clean credit history • If you have credit prob- ing number of people with past credit problems or a free prequalification interview, contact Vi- as the economy recovers from a recession. Vi- Mortgage allows more flexible qualifications lems, apply for a loan with a sion Mortgage at 8O0-DIAL-555. Vision's head- sion is among the lenders that have developed than - conventional home mortgage programs. mortgage banker that is will- programs to help buyers and refmancers with The Gold program allows borrowers who want quarters are located in New Brunswick. There ing to case the qualifications less than perfect credit. to purchase a primary or vacation home to is also a branch in Toms River. Offices are and take into consideration qualify - even if they cannot substantiate open past 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday; your ability to manage fi- Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; and Sunday 10 a.m. nances and repay debt High Debt and Past Credit Problems their income or assets. Self-employed people to 4 p.m. The E-Z mortgage is aimed at people who who don't have a regular pay stub are ideal candidates for the program. may have previously qualified for a loan under the 28/36 qualifying ratio but who may have "We've opened the door to a large per- since had a baby and had a spouse stop work- centage of people who have been rent- Experts in Residential Sales Over $60,000,000 in closed sales.

RANALD C. BROWN This team is working 1934 Washington Valley Road, Box 68 together to serve you better, combining years of success MARTINSVILLE, NEW JERSEY 08836 with hundreds of satisfied Rtattor-lnsuror clients and customers,

Kate Lund, en Mary Lupini Broker-Owner Broker-Owner They sell houses and plenty of them! Luxury and charm abound in this totally re- 'MASTERFUL EDITION" stored Victorian mansion in Perth Amboy! $369,700 BERNARDSVILLE $539,000 Rich in history, grace \\ y* * <' */ Bridgewater Colonial residence in mint & charm, this home of- condition! Wooded hillside setting w/ SOLID BRICK COLONIAL fers 3 stories of living ** quality features throughout, plaster Hill top site! Immaculate 4/5 bedrooms, space boasting the fin- oak doors, Jacuzzi bath w/skylight! Super est appointments. Relax walls, etc. 4 bedrooms, Tk baths. A walk-in closet! 3-zone hot water heat! Call in the lovely family true nature lovers delight!! for convenient appointment! room as you overlook 1 the private backyard. 6 large bedrooms, 2 full & 3 half baths, master ACHEAfiE bedroom suite with dressing area & custom built-in closets are only BASKING RIDGE 2.76 acre approved the beginning of this lot! Spectacular secluded wooded set- most unusual home. 10 ting, All approvals! First time offered! ft. ceilings throughout, $229,000. spacious living room, formal dining room w/ antique chandeliers & gourmet kitchen w/ BOUND BROOK $179,700 separate butler's pantry. What more? The entry level offers a surgeon's office adaptable to any profession. Don't miss this opportunity! Offered at $349,900. Call Kate or Mary ATTENTION DOCTOR, LAWYER, CPA MARTINSVILLE COMMERCIAL 3/4 for all the details. Choice Union Avenue location! Spacious acres! Approved 7400 sq. ft. building. 3-room office and updated 3-room apart- City sewer! Convenient to Exit #33, Realty Center ment! Separate heating and A/C. Off street Route 78. Priced to sell $259,700. 549-9400 75 Uncoil. Highway (Rt.27) parking! 382-2900 Isclin, NJ 08830 755-1300 Mary Lupini filch of fin1 independently uwneil & operated '! Kate Lund, crs 6-April 20,21,22,1994 RealEstate A Forbes Newspaper Supplement House accommodates family living, land for horses If land is u favunU' asscl or you vinyl floor. There is a laundry arc looking fur a place lor your room and a half bathroom also lo- horse to roam, this four-bedroom cated on the first tloor. For outdoor colonial home situated on 6.85 access, there is acres may be vhut you're looking for as a home-owner. Upstairs, the located in Reatlington. Hunter- 18-by-H mas- don County, this home is sur- ter bedroom rounded by beautifully landscaped has Us own property of open spaces spotted full bathroom with wooded areas. This clapboard Tli roc ad- colonial has a composition roof. A ditional bed- gravel driveway leads in a two-car rooms are 14-by-lO, 13-by-13 and fiuraye with auumuiiie dim' upen- 13-bv-H. Another full bathroom is er. located on the second tloor. The entry f'mvr n -attires ccraniit- There1 is a full unfinished base- tiled floor and two coat closets ment and an attic to meet storage The UO-by-14 living room has wall- to-wall carpetum. A h.ird wood needs. Utilities include gas forced floor adds rustic elegante tu the hot an and central air condition- la-by-14 formal dining room, A ing, brick fireplace is the main feature nns immaculate colonial home in the 15-by-14 family room which on Raritan bine in Readington is is carpeted. The 18-by-14 cat-in- kitchen, with pantry closet, built-in listed with Sena Realty in Somcr- dishwasher, gas stove, ceramic ville for $293,000. Contact Susan back splash and wood cabinets, is DeGhctto at 253-8400 for further easily maintained with its no-wax information or to arrange a tour. This four-bedroom colonial home in Readington looks over 6.38 acres of open land with wooded areas. Newsletter available to realtors "Real Estate Law" features Earlier issues are available Area builder elected to HOW offices articles on real property issues up()n Contac( MarianQ Frank Gambony, principal of dent in the late 1970s, is a long- the board of NAHB's Smart House and is written tor the real estate Barnaul Construction Co., Basking standing member of the Board of affiliate, professional, Subscription to the & Coirn Pc • 249-7300> ^ in- Ridge, was installed as vice presi- Directors. He has also served on Mr. Gambony has nlso seivecl as ncwsletter is romplimenUiry. 1'nrmation. dent/treasurer of the Home Own- the corporation's underwriting, NAHB National vice president, ers Warranty (HOW) Corporation budget and risk management com- NAHB Area II. iNrw York and of New Jersey at ceremonies held mittees. Now .Jersey) repiesenUitive, ,nui recently in Atlantic City. Serving In addition to his New Jersey rhmniKin of the NAHB Salt.-. ;iml Marketing Council. 1993s BUILDER along with Mr. Gambony arc HOW activities, Mr. Gambony is a Mauro Greco, president, from past-president of both the Builders Gambony has won inunrmus OF THE YEAR' building industry awards over the Kearny; Maivin Stoloff, vice- Association of Somerset and Mor- years, including 'Builder of the president, ol Milburn; William ns counties (now the Community Year.';nifl is ;i niembei of the Tinsman, from Milford; remodeler Builders Association), and the New NJBA Builders Hull of Fame. vice president, and Patrick O'Ke- Now Selling Section 2B! Jersey Builders Association, He Involved in the hinkling bu.-.i- efe, secretary, of East Windsor; and continues to serve on the board of ness for almost 40 years, Uanibon\ Michael Brown from Mt. Laurel, is both organizations, as well as on has built custom homes throiu-.h executive director of the company. the Board of the National Associa- out Somerset and liimterdon Mr, Gambony, who previously tion of Home Builders (NAHB), counties and has (lone extensive ...v served as New Jersey HOW presi- where he is a life director, and on residential remodeling.

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4 BRP 2.5 bath single family homes on huge lots. Standard features include: lull basements, w/w carpet, fireplaces, 2 or 3 car garages, 9 ft. ceilings AMWELL VALLEY on first floors and much more! FARMHOUSE Completed on-site tot lot. Federal style architecturally renovated farmhouse in Hillsborough Township, siluoted across from City waters gas. Hillsborough Country Club on 5 acres of beautiful farmland with the Sourlnnd Mountains as a back- drop. There are 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, living room, dining room, eat-in country kitchen, study/ from'239,000 den, full atlic and basement, 2 outbuildings and a 3 car garage. $345,000. John and Maria Lewis were honored at Fom«lnfnnrilanon1WlnPo4nltCallU^M^01lar7tM1Uarvt SalM Center WMlwxh from Noon toS pm; Wwhdayt from t wMpm the 22nd Annual ERA International Thompson Land Business Conference in San Antonio, Sign Texas. Tho Lewis's competed as a REALTOR team,and plaged spqond overall in the CENTRAL NEW JERSEYS BEST ERA System,' both in units find volume! A Forbes Newspaper Supplement RealEstate April 20,21,22,1994-7

PRICED REDUCED. AH brick expand*} r^t^levf^rWurttntwjaaHTGayi^ Two lifflh on Sorflenet SIMM • nice SSmSybuTl maintained 13 vMTdd up«fMtum3btdroomt, 1,5 bathe, 1 car reflect mow-in condition CokmiiJ, proQWty.One2Muntllont1 BRunit.Newcarpatt atom* 1'A (**••¥ wooded KfM. Foo» lar lanti CAC, hot wain hastar, wort itapt and new uottM carpet througftoul, 3MI bathe, Widctoeeli garagt. AH new hut, hot watex and win- modern kitchen, tamtry room, matter bed- & wry wi« rnslnttlned interior. Net (mctd-ln yard **iway. Urge tStfOdeck leading off din- wWi ebove wound pool wWt deck, lots of trees A 11 larriy room «* • Door to ceing (npiece, wetter I dowa. M btttmtnt. Owntrrnuatatll, CaH room additiCA pert flnitiwdbewmsntplui ettned atSM window. Wet* the de« roam (ram your ing room. Now mast* bathroom, lots of privacy. HHW5. 0OKopMee^y^DolmiMBtturt lor more detail, CIK5308 much mora. Call tor deHaite, CLKS285 roomtor growing family, CLK5301 property. OR: Amu* ftwf West on KgM Sid*. HH t

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#Wwja*w SUNDAY M PM • 515 LOCUST RD, NDAY1T04'MEADOWR SUNDAY 1 TO 4 • 115 HOFFMAN IANE Gracious 9 rm. norm. Martle 2 story foyer, New home ready for Immediati oocupancyl 1 TO 4" «2 PLAINF1CC SCOTCH MINI % country kitchen w/tltden, tun filled garden Cathedralceillng), great rm. w/ikytahts. DIR: 5 bedrm home w/3 fuH bunt. 2 bdrmt, have 4 b*m. Victorian bMutrMy Iwxteciped. Huoe tunny family rm.,fifeplacelmuch more! DIR:Rt rm, 2 firepiacn. (MR: Ri. 202S to noht on Rl. 202 to Voortieee Comer to end, righto n Terrific Hilltop 3 bdrm Ranch featuring Irving plgg 76, Exrt 12. N on Cnvletlon to VanSyckte lo Pttaunt Run (629) to Ml on Locust m., tion Old York, left on Olden, right on Matnewi. rm w/frpice, new kit w/dining area, deck w/hot neiding tubdMiion. Difl Rt. 29 to left ofl HaokBrooktoThomaitoHotTwn Lm. R0T2023 tub, new bath, finished recroom. Great valued onriflht^ An. to W on FfaMtid Av«. ROT2OO3 iftlMi

KOTCN HAWS unjm t You can tee for mllesl Sitting on top of the 4 bedrooms, 2 bathe in detirabte) M. pumnw f MKATAWAY |1fffMt Watchung Mountains a rare home awaits the features wood burning stove in fanMy room, pos- FALL IN LOVEI Beautiful 3 Bdrm VA bath split A Lot Of Houw1 Beautilul "Ntw Kttchan'. 4 Bdrms, 2 Need More Space? Check out this Fabulous 4 discriminating buyer. A sun drenchedhit, Mrtgrm iiMe2ndhitchen,c«ntrriiir,newlurnKt.Pri>ffs- t«eluring"F*eliv«"sii«D/RlC/Almanynewanien- Full Baths, C/A. Fin. Basement, Fenced. Palo, walk BR, 2 Bath Ranch, Ideal tor the growing family. w/marble tpk». 4 brs, 3.5 baths. Spectacular. wonally landscaped in family neighborhood. ittet, 1 car afl. gar, new decor thru-out. Mint to Tram Schools and Park Move-In Condition Features new C/A, Hot Water Heater, Formal 191 SPL1893 Condition! SPF1222 SPF1212 D/R, Fenced in yard on corner lot. SPF1216 OUOffKI IIMtiM.itH

youlobking\Wa Move-m Corfdition tv» rwunriibv fi^auwww SO. ftAINHU H4t.fH Home? This is it • Immaculate Ranch, w/3 WELCOME HOME to thischarmingSBR Cape Cod Act quickly, it's hot. LR fireplace, wall rawanrinv f I #V|VvV Super Special! 4 Bdrm. 2 Full Baths, Expand- If you're a Fussy Buyer, head over to this 3 Bdrm. Bidrms. 1 "A Baths, 1 Car Gar., Fin. Bsmnt, A Qreat Buy. 2 Family Eat-in Kitchen, Largelivtng ed Cape w/Fir«place, D/R, F/R, Sun Room & 1 Sbath Beauty. From the Natural Wood Floors to mirrors, dining room chandelier, finished base- Walking Distance to Spring Lake Park, Shop- ment and beautifully landscaped! All this and Room, 2 Bedrooms 1st Floor, 3 Bedrooms 2nd much morel Great Home lor the money! theMairn freeExtefkH.thishomshasbeenmetic- SPF1205 ping & Schools. Act Nowll SPF1200 more.SPFiiTO floor, Excellent Condition Pticedlo SeHtl SPF11B7 maJntawied. Youdeservethebest.SPF12O6 **i*m w amenai a nntmti IMilHMIM Clark Area Scotch Plains Area South Plainfiekl Area (908)382-3200 (908)322-9102 (908)668-0020 COLDU/eiL Hillsborough Readington/ Metuchen/ Montgomery Area Branchburg Area Edison Area SCHLOTT* i (908)874-8421 (908)534-4085" REALTORS* UJ 8-^20.21,22,1994 RealEstate A Forbes Newspaper Supplement Split-level home captures outdoor views Situated on lOO-by-150 feet of hearth and glass enclosed lire- land, this split level home is lo- P*a<*- "Pella" doors with interior caled in the residential borough of blinds lead to the 18by-20 patio Moutainside. A decorative brick with gas grill, walk leads to the front door ofthis Againw the upper level the sized at lC-by-12 four-bedroom home With ....T- lihe roof and surrounded by im- has s closets, including a maculate walk-in and single, and features a private bathroom. Two bedrooms L LlSn n™ ares M at MV11 and iC-by-li. uiwr into me A fourth bedrooin 25.by44i on the carpeted nv- ^ ^ ^ a p|,iv,Ue bathn)on]

ing room, Zb- an(j fea^ures Waik-in closet and by-14, which storage area. features a ^ i^isemenl features a 3(l-by- large coat j(j recreation room with adjacent closet and powder room and laundry behind multipaned bow window. A pocket lowered doors. There is a two-cur door leads to the lC-by-12 dine-in entry garage, kitchen which is fully equipped Utilities and extras include hot with appliances and has a sweep- water baseboard, 3-zono gas heat, ing view of the backyard. The car- central air conditioning, plus secu- peled formal dining room, sized at rity and smoke alarm systems. M-by-12, features double windows The asking price for this split- which offer an expansive view of level home is $398,500. Contact sylvan grounds. Ellen IVoeller at Rorden Realty, Step down to the 18-by-12 pan- 232-8400, for further information eled family room with raised or to arrange a tour. A third-floor bedroom, sized at 25-by-14, with its own private bathroom is one of the many assets to this home located in Mountainside. Appraisal seminars (jiand Cpening PRIMROSI! MY Luxury fteleganc e fr. tltt,SOO Clothes donations update appraisers The Communny Setvicc Cum- Increasingly, appraisal clients arc expressing the need for valuations at ii,nice <•>:' the SiinifT^'t County Warren Board "i1 Realtors MMS career that are different than the traditional complete appraisal. While the clijihiiiii donating Inr women who demand for such an appraisal clearly exists, up until now, appraisers ure interviewing, but cannot aftuul have been wary of accepting .such assignments for fear of violating the hi piliclubc IuW clothe*. requirements of the Uniform Standards d Professional Appraisal Prac- C'iill F.ilirn ur .Tinfc ;it Realtors in\Vanvti.7.Vl-3T( tice (USPAP). The Appraisal Su.mlaitts Hoard (ASD) if- 1 Old world craftsmanship synonunions with excellence View (.•cully approved changes to USPAI which the Vtaichun^" Muuntains from your custom crafted liomu allow fur limited uppmisul iissiiinnH'iits under spedlk circumstuiurs. Desi^nud to • 4 bedrooms • Paved ilrivt1 1 Fireplace examine the ASB's revisions to USPAP and • Partial brick fronts • Anderson mndwN • Dvnamic facades how they impact ^ppruisa! assignments and Open Sat Sun 12 to 5: M. Mon U to 3 Mo* Phont: MI-7M4O00 ie|K»rtin^ 'l.i.1 Appraisal Institute has (level- WORDEN & GREEN oped two new seminars titled "Un- Realtors derstandmtf Limited Appraisals and Ap- 908-874-4700 praisal Reporting Options" one j{caretl to DIRECTIONS: Rt 22 to Nortti on Warrenviile Rd to H! light. lirn right onto Mountain residential pniperty ap|iraisals, and the Blvfl to left on Applelree lettonPuddingstone ngni on Primrose Way niht'l'tn nuiiiiH'irial properly ap|»raisals. The limited appraisal seminars are part ol' Final Phase! NESHANIC STATION a smes til'six new one-day seminars sched- MILL ESTATES uled tliinii^lihiit the cuutilry this year. These two piiiinular seminars will lie ol- I'eivd concurrently at the following loeatinns: June 1(1, 8::ill u.in.-'i p.m. iUU'M a.m. HOUSE OF THE WEEK rt'KislratmiO.CIaithersljuiM Hilton, tiailhers WESTFIELD $199,900 This 3 bedroom Colonial has an L-shaped kitchen with June 13, K::tl) a,m -:'» p.m. CrM-frM a.m. sliding doors in the eating area that open to a deck and registration), Houston Auputt Mainolt deep backyard Generously proportioned formal dining Hotel, Houston. Texas room, a cozy den + 4 ceiling fans & wall to wall carpet. Jinn- 17, K:HU u.m.-f) p.m. {VM;4M\ a.m. New furnace and maintenance free siding! Call us today rt'^istratiiHil, The Sheraton Denver West for your tour! Hotel, Uikewood, Colo, Onl> 5 hmm-s lill. 3 in 6Km, from %2 June 20, 8:30 a.m. f) p.m. \UU:M am. 14 uedfooms -212 baihs • Anderson Insulated OAs I /| Cslnbratirig 22 yearo 1 registratioul, LJS Angeles Airjiurl Marriott. Family rooms wilh llooi to teiimq buck • Down & dentil moulding in dining room "43rfCOCet A balhs 1/os Annies, Calif. Et Views . Full basement plus nu«.t. nw REALTY, r i Sun 12tufurtj> \|ip

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;iJI, Inwibhip N|OMHH> 10-April20\21,22,1994 RealEstate A Forbes Newspaper Supplement Few new homes left at Windermere Only five residences remain ground sprinkler systems, shrubs, available at Ferruggia's Wind* paved driveways with Belgian ermere, an exceptional residential block curbs and cement walkways. community located on a quiet The interiors consist of four bed- mountainside in the heart of War- rooms, at least two and one hull' ren Township in Somerset County. bathrooms, slop-down living rooms "The last few and family rooms, ralhedrul and homes repre- vaulted ceilings, fireplace, large sent a real spacious kitchens and dining value and cus- rooms, decks, full basements and tomers can gettwo-car ganiRcs. Prices start at into these $339,900. homes almost The community of Warren immediately," Township is among one of IIH: Sales Manager most desirable communities in Larry Szablewski said. "The name central Now Jersey. Thu schools, Ferruggia Associates has always recreation facilities, local services, had a long standing impeccable shopping, houses of worship and reputation as a fine custom builder community facilities arc all top with an unending commitment to notch. As far us transportation, top quality and customer satisfac- Windermere is only minutes to tion. tThe buyers that come Routes 22, 78, 287 and the New through our homes can definitely Jersey Turnpike. If you are one of see the valve and quality in the these distinctive buyers looking craftsmanship." for quality in a prestigious family windermere is not for everyone. community, don't miss out. The It was designed to attract the dis- sales center and furnished model tinctive quality buyer. The homes at Windermere are open Saturday are perfect for young professionals and Sunday noon- 5 p.m., Friday with families or the well- and Monday 11 am-3 p.m. or by established professional looking to appointment. For further in- buy down for less maintenance. Of formation, please call the Wind- the homes remaining the exteriors ermere sales office at 754-4000 or consist of brick or stucco fronts Century 21 Wordcn and Green at The Chelsea model at Ferruggia's Windermere residential community features four bedrooms, with vinyl siding, fully landscaped 874-4700 and ask tor sales man- along with the spacious common rooms. lots with sodded lawns, under- ager liirry Szablewski, Find New H h New Horizons West, one of Cen- Many New Horizons West tral New Jersey's lxsi selling com- homebuyers have been drawn to munities is currently on the eve of the community by its excellent lo- sellout. This extraordinary com- cation in Branchburg of Somerset munity features custom homes of County, Although this thriving exquisite design and luxurious ap- community is growing fast, pointments in a picturesque neigh- Branchburg maintains the appeal borhood setting The community's of its small developer. M. Rwlilinuton & As- town mystique.! sociates, lias jusi .mnounml only and beautiful two homes now remain at New surrounding Horizons West. The remaining homes are priced 1'nnn S:J7!).!H)l). countryside. Branchburg Homes at New Hunzons West are set on one plus acre lots fea- provides the turing bre-iilhtakmi! views ni the easy access to major highways sunmmding countryside Each and suburban conveniences, mak- home is also offered with insur- ing it an ideal location for profes- mountable list of luxurious stand- sionals and growing families. Just ard features. Some of the ameni- minutes from Routes 287, 78, 202, ties include; four bedrooms, a fam- 206 & 22. Branchljurg also boasts ily room with cathedral ceilings an excellent school system and of- and a (lour to ceiling brick tire- fers easy access to several recre- place, a screened [Kirch, tiled entry ational choices and shopping ven- foyer, kitchen with tiled floor and ues. upgraded cabinets, two-car garage, Contact Coldwoll Banker full basement, ;m extravagant Schlntl, Realtors New Homes Di- master suite with cathedral ceil- vision, SIW-408!) for further infor- n , ^i ...... ings and a master bath with Jacuz- Homes at New Horizons West sit on one plus acres of land. Many of zi. mntioii or to arrange u tour of 0 bedrooms, a family room with cathedral ceilings and a floor to ceiling brick flreplace^Maater New linn/on West home bedroom suites with cathedral ceilings feature master bathrooms with Jacuzzis.

'••'•'. ,' ...... !'i A Forbes Newspaper Supplement April 20.21,22,1994 — 11 Our SELLER SERVICE PLEDGE™ Is As Good As Gold. Weidel realtors complete program Richard A. Weitlrl I'orpnniUiin Realtors, listing presentation and Buyer Agency. u 78 year old Nuw Jrrsi-y liaswl company Mr. Weidel said trie program was de- that ranks nnumu the nation's 100 largest signed lor real estate novices. Weidel as- real estate ('umpiinios. lias rcconlly com- sociates in need of a refresher course, and pleted the first session ol'-a new. in-house seasoned real estate professionals new to training piugrain dosimunl lor Wciilrl the Weidel organization. sales associates. "Most members of our first graduating According to company president. Ri- class wrote a listing or a contract of sale chard A. Weidd Jr.. the 2tklay program by the end of their program," said Carol called Pro-Start 1 ]>rovi(lcs comprehensive Skubik, Wcidel's Director of Professional 1 training in all areas of real estate sales. Development. "Those who didn't emerge No olhcr real estate &aks organiulion comts close to matching ihe power of the CENTURY 21* system. _ Wilh prognms like the exclusive CENTURY 21 SELLER SERVICE PLEDGE™ Certificate, our promise lo help youicll your tonic with numerous leads from their consistent including planning and personal market- is in writing. Let a CENTURY 21 professional ihow you all the ways Ihe CENTURY 21 system leads Ihc industry. ing, prospecting, market value analysis, prospecting efforts," she added.

HIGHLAND PARK 180,000 NOMTHtlDE $1M,M0 ONI OP A KIND SPECIALTY NOME Thisimmaculate 4 bedroom home with living room, When Ordinary Isn't Enough,.. Norlhside upgrad- formal dining room, 1V? baths, detached office/ ed 2 story colonial with brick exterior. 4 bedrooms, converted garage and screened porch is located 3Vs baths, large modern eat in kitchen, hardwood In Highland Park's prestigious Manor Section! diningroom Shall floors, built-ins, oversized rooms, Features include hardwood floors, attic exhaust jbcuzzi, sauna & steam room. MUST BE SEEN! fan & new furnace. Cfdtury21 JJLauftf Ctntury21 JJUuftr (90i)2«-7717 (90S) 249-7717

Back row, from left are Richard A. Weidel Jr., president, David Skubik, John Townsend, Pete Toto, Bruce Busch, Gary Gersh, Mark Levy, Pete Spencer, general manager, Front row, from left are Carol Skubik, Patricia Braverman, Bonnie Spahr, Marty Patsky. Not pictured are Fred Zola and Judith A. MIDDLESEX $155,068 MIDDLESEX $210,900 Leopold. ALMOST NEW COLONIAL GREAT NEW LISTING Four years young, four bedroom home offers all Colonial Cape offers 4 bedrooms, living room, new wall-to-wall carpeting, skylights, E-l-K, family dining room, den, family room, hardwood floors & room, living room, dining room, CAC, solid wood doors. A must see! Century 21 Golden Pott Realty, Inc. Century 21 Golden Post Realty, Inc. (908) 4693900 (908) 469-3900

NO. PLAINPIELD $239,900 WARREN $324,000 IP ROLLS ROYCE LUXURY PLUS built homes they simply could not surpass this Brand new 4 bedroom colonial featuring living elegant Victorial colonial surrounded by 1 2 acres room, dining room, kitchen with seperate dining of breathtaking property. A home featuring 12 area, family room with fireplace, study, 27? baths, rooms, 7 bedrooms, 31/? baths, 4 fireplaces, out- full basement and two car garage. Quality con- standing kitchen, family room full basement and 4 structionthroughout, with Andersen Windows and Joan Damco, Nancy Wojton, Joy Barren, IX'C Damco (scaled), Junet Chclci, Lise car garage. patio doors Call today (or your chance to inspect 1 this luxury plus home Siiihor. Lynn VunVooren, Zindu Komisham. . Jim Jones, Erna Mara, Mary Ellen Century 21 Ultimate Homes Realtors, Inc. (908) 753-4334 Century 21 Ultimate Homes Realtors, Inc. Mix, Toni Ruscio, Doric Leonardi, Sandra (Juki. Barbara URoclic (standing). (908) 753-4334 COLDWKLL BANKKR SCHLOTT SALES ASSOCIATES CERTIFIED TO MARKKT ANTIQUE HOMES

Urn Liinli'man. iHiina^ii.Citklucll Hjnkn SrhSuii's llalimnsk'tollitv. lusimnoimuil thalllu') luivmmiiileiulii rigorous ii;unin|; JIIO»I;HH, ;nnhiti- mm fnliiinlln m.ukcl ;inlu|iii' Ilium's. Ikkt at Ilk1 hiiiTidtl (N.I)l-.xmiliu1 lurt tlu- nuihrs wen1 led In antiqur homes s|K'ci;ilil.ts liiiinllii1 NalioimlTutsi liir Ilislniii1l'iCM'iv;iinm, ,mil InuiM'itnnstiilisuhiivis.h .uvliiUTiunil hislury, lusiout mlniois, tlu'fiuirkt'lingol ItMniic ptupvUK's. ;uul iriuil,uoiy ^MUV AI thr EDISON $169,900 EDISON $220,900 1 complrtinii nl llu'ii I'IHIFM* wink, I hi lillmi .issoruU's vu'ifiiuiiiik'illlk'ii loi m;il t ciltlu'iilitm In I IK* 10 YEARS YOUNG SUPER SPLIT Niiliniia! I'liisi I'm Hisiwiatl IVst'ivaHon. Lovely 3 BR colonial in ciesimt ilo North Edison with Located in quK'l fmrniy tvi.'^iborhood. This ex 1 1 1 "1-iifh iinlKiiiL lionu is iiiiujiii , ;iiul k'(|iiins .1 spi-fial m.iiki'iinf! pl.uiduaial ill ;i M-IITI 2 full baths, fully fenced in y.itrl w/cleck. Garage, coptionally kept 2 story )<• itures 3 brs. Vh bths. eal-m-kil, fnm im, i i'is llunu'si'lijiiltlr Im p.iilui|tiitinn inCnklwHI KENILWORTH $115,000 Miinki'i Si hind's iinlKjW priifjitiu mtisi hr huill jiiiiii lu I'JHt, ,imi U iisinl Im ,i inimnuini (it iiini- JUST RIGHT!! For Iho wtifwl, single or small inoiillisiil MMMXIOm alum1. family. Two bdrms, kil. IVIHI im & bath Cheaper l'(H>linllu'i iiildiniatiiiiiiilKiiilliiiyiii)', m vrllui)1 .itilniin1 limiios.iill (ulilwrll ll.inkti than rent! Sihloll's lU'dmnisii'l otliiv al')(IK fiSK l)IKK>. ('tilihu-ll Haiikri lias nui .',11 HI trsulnilial KM! t'slali1 CRANPORD $269,900 i 11 and nvcr 5l)1IKKlMil»siisstH"ii!tfs ami t'lnplovi'i . in Nmili AIIHIK a Acjrcnt four liwimum •;) Ci'itl lor information! (906)272 633/ 12-April 20,21,22,1994 RealEstate A Forbes Newspaper Supplement Bcrnardsville office's third highest since then, member of the Westfield Board of Month for De- producer in sales for 1993. * • * Realtors, she also qualified for the cember 1993. Kathy Shea, a sales associate in bronze level of the NJAR Million Ms. Perry has Elvira Ardrey of the Westfield the Westfield of- Dollar Club. A third-generation been a consis- Notes office of Coldwell fice of Coldwell real estate professional, Mrs. tent member of Banker Schlott, Banker Schlott, Maguire is also a member of the the New Jersey Realtors has has qualified for Garden State, Somerset, Mid- Association of Prim Perla, a qualified for the the firm's Inter- dlesex, Plainfield and Summit/ Realtors Million New Providence Boards of Real- siller associate in NJAR Million national Presi- Dollar Sales tors. tho Wostlicld ol- Dollar Club at dent's Circle, a * * * Club fhn 1978- jiiv of Coldwell I the silver level select group of 1992. She has lx:on honored as a Hunker Sciilolt. with listings and sales agents Geraldlne C. Farley, a sales as- Top Listing Agent and Top Re- sociate with Coldwell Banker He-altois lias sales totalling al- demonstrating ferring Agent, and was a broker/ Schlott, South owner of her own firm for over qualified far the | most $7 million, J exceptional per- Plainfield, has three yours. She holds u broker's New Jersey As- formance, wnn a 1993 sales pro- Mrs. Ardrey's license, and has completed various sociation of Real- duction of almost $6,500,000, Mrs. just returned success as a sales associate also marketing and management class- Shea also earned a trip to the from Coldwell tors Million Dol- earned her a trip to ihc Coldwell es. Since joining the company, Ms. Coldwell Banker International Banker's Annual lar Club for the eighth consecutive Banker International Business Perry was inducted into Powernct, Business Conference held in San International year. Fran qualified for the distinc- a group of Coldwell Banker's top conference held recently in San Diego, Calif. tion with a sales production in ex- Business Confer- producers who network and ox- Diego, Calif. Her outstanding pro- cess of $3,000,000 A member of the Westfield ence in San change ideas. duction has also qualified her for Board of Realtors, Mrs. Shea is

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"One week later, at our "REALTORS have a history of and the Southern California earth- TORS organization interested in tween Edison officials und Texas monthly directors' meeting, checks supporting people in need. Most quakes," added Ms. Ucf, broker making a donation can send a Eastern Transmission Corporation were received from REALTOR recently, thousands of dollars went with Burgdorff, Realtors' Mor- cJwck mjl(l(1 W'iibHo NJAR, with representatives air over -- the members and local boards and as- ,,,.., r „ . A the notation Edison Relief Fund to the victims of Hurricanes An- nstown. itv Nm, ,,.n „ .. „, ,.« , pipeline, which exploded three sociations from across the state, io, NJAK, C/0 hdisun Relief Fund, drew and Iniki, the Midwest floods Individuals outside the REAL- P.O. Rox 20!)8, Edisun. NJ 08818. weeks earlier, bc#m operation and from REALTOR organi- Wednesday night, April 13. Thezations throughout the coun- New Jersey Association of REAL- try." TORS (NJAR), realizing continued support for thw families left home- REALTORS from Miami to less is critical, will donate $11,500 Santa Cruz, Calif, mailed to Mayor Spadoro's Relief Fund, as checks to NJAR to help the wdl as food and clothing for thevictims of the blast. REAL- CENTRAL JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES blast victims, at a special presenta- TORS from El Paso, Texas; APPj 30 YH FIXEDll 15 YR FIXEDjl OTHER tion scheduled Wednesday morn- Aztec, N.M.; Sandpoint, Idaho; Landar, City, Phont FEEIRAT£PT8W|RATEPT8 APR RATE PTS APR ing, April 20 at the Edison Town Suffern, N.Y.; Waterford, Hall. Mich.; and Columbia, S.C. also AJA Financial, MMiMaaax MI-4070 298 i.78 0.00 9.15198 0.00 8.77 0.00 8.25 D "The morning alter the blast, sent monetary donations. Amboy National Bank.Old Brldgt m M1-I7M 2001.00 8.00 8.997.98 9.00 O.iskaS 1.50 7.10 A our REALTOR Association began NJAR expects to receive ad- American Fadaral Mtga), Union 1907.99 2.79 S.19|7.99 2.75 7.84119.19 3.00 8.48 B a national call-to-action requesting ditional funds from the RE- •Hun NIOivQIflvt l^JwQWV 116-1136 4091.99 0.00 9,791.28 0.00 9.49 0.00 6 99 A monetary donations for the vic-ALTOR'S community and will Bay City Mortgage Hazlot M4-17O0 850 7.75 3.00 9.07 7.25 9.00 7.7518.25 2.00 8.47 B tims of the Durham Woods apart- forward them to the Mayor's C Brooka Mortgage,Freehold TM-ttM 01.25 0.00 8.25|7.75 0.00 7.75||7.25 0.00 7.25 P ments," explained Inez Lief. NJAR Relief Fund as they come in. Capital Funding,Panlppany 891-6700 01.50 0.00 8.501.18 0.00 8.131.25 0.00 6.25 H Canlar Fad'l Savingi,Princeton MO 2M-I827 3501.13 3.00 8.49 7.50 100 8.011.50 3.00 6.84 B Cantral Mortgaga, Watchung Ml -7M-03M 2951.38 0.00 8,87k00 0.00 8.48 4.50 2.50 8.47 A Chartar Fadl Savingi.Rtndolph 101 -MO-ISM 2001.75 0.00 8.75 7.50 0.00 7.50 7.13 0.00 7.17 E Cholca Mortgaga, Morris Plains M0 •144-2121 3501.50 0.00 8.50 7.25 1.75 7.54 ,7 75 0.00 7.75 N MORTGAGES Collactiva Fad'l Savlngi,Edi9on Ml -140 -4040 3501.50 0.00 e.50]]7,75 0.00 7.75 6.63 0.00 6.63 0 Columbia Natl Mtge.Cranford Ml 270 -0I4I 375 7.75 3.00 8.15 7.50 2.75 7.60 7.00 2.75 7.24 L Countrywide MortgagetWe9tfield MI7M-MS5 288 7.75 2.75 8.18 7.25 2.83 7.90 7.38 2.63 7.97 H SOURCE Craitmont Fadl Savinga.Clark tor -127-0100 300113 2.75 8.42 7.83 2.75 6.02 3.63 3.00 7.25 A Divartified Mtg Svcs.Middletown MI700-1100 3501.00 3.00 8.32|7.50 3.00 8.00 ).25 3.00 8.56 A MORTGAGE Empire Mortgaga Co.,Somarville MO -704-2S42 15ob.38 0.00 8.38 8.00 0.00 6.00 8.50 0.00 8.50 B CO., INC. First Fidelity Bank MO M1-MI7 2.00 8.48|7.83 2.00 7.98 1.75 0.00 7.19 A FPMC/First Fed'I.Cedar Knolls 201 -202-1112 295 .50 0.00 8.501.00 0.00 8.00 5.25 0.00 7.26 A Purchasing a Home First Savings Bank SLA, Ediaon MI -225-4450 325 .13 3.00 8.507.38 3.00 7.93 7.63 0.00 7.39 8 or Refinancing? Qanaais Mtga Svcs,E Brunswick MI -217-8700 375 .00 3.00 N/P j 7.04 3.00 N/P .13 3.00 N/P B Huntlngton Mortgage, Chaster MO -121-iltl 0 .38 1.00 8.84 7.88 1.00 8.04 .50 2.00 7.42 A WE HAVE THE BEST SERVICE AND N/P N/P THE MOST COMPETITIVE RATES Imperial Credit.Pariippany 100 -246-2759 245 .88 2.88 6.20 7.38 3.00 7.87 N/P Ivy Mortgage,Baile Mead 0 MO -410-511) 300 .38 0.00 8.381.00 0.00 6.001 N/P N/P N/P Call for a FREE Consultation & Credit Chech Jersey Pacific Mtge.Old Bridga MI -813-2121 325 .00 2.75 8.30 7.50 2.757.96 3.75 2.50 6.80 A Over 150 Mortgage Programs to Choose From. 0.75 7.43 A Many with NO POINTS & No Key Corp Mtge.Laurence Harbor MO -B3I-M7I 250 13 2 75 8.447.50 3.00 8.03 5.63 Closing Costs King Mortgage Corp., Clifton MO MS-5010 300 .00 3.00 8.317.50 3.00 7.944.50 2.00 6.48 A 3.00 6.63 V Mane Financial Svca, Bloomfiald 201 -74I-MS1 350 88 3.00 8.20 7.25 3.007.751.50 3.00 6.45 B 'Get to the Source" Manor Mtga Corp, Panippiny 201 ••4 0040 225 .88 3.00 8.20 7.50 3.008.001.13 300 7.28 J Metropolitan Mtge Svc.Freehoid MI -204-0000 350 7.75 3.00 8.09 7.25 3.00 7.781.50 (908) 231-9100 (800) 696-1860 3.00 6.13 A Monarch Svgs Bank FSB.CIark MO S34-5003 299 7.99 3.00 8.327.50 3.00 7.81 4.25 65 N. Gaston Ave., Somerville, NJ 08876 2,75 4.47 A Licensed Bankei. N J Stale Depi of Banking Morgan Carlton Fin'l, Matawan too -N2-0710 0 7.63 2.75 7.817.13 2 757.25 4.00 2.50 4,21 A Mortgage Unlimtted.Secaucus 100 116 2274 195 8.00 3.00 8.327.50 3.00 8.004.00 2.50 N/P A Natwest NJ MO -974-4500 350 7.75 3.00 8.077.13 3.00 7.624.00 0.50 5.79 A New Century Mtge,E. Brunswick MI-300-4100 375 8.50 0.50 8.548.00 0 508.21 5.50 3.00 N/P B NJ Home Funding Group.Edison »• -240-4400 0 7.63 3.00 N/P7.13 3.00 N/P 8 00 N/P N/P NJ Savings Bank.Somerville Ml -722-OflOO 350 8.13 2.25 6.377 25 0.00 7.25N/P MORTGAGES 2.50 6.98 A R & J Mortgage.Ledgowood 100-742-7150 300 6.00 3.00 8.327.50 2.75 7.953.75 3.00 6.16 T Refinance -510-2206 395 7.88 300 8 207.38 3.00 7.875.88 Royal Mortgage.E Brunswick •00 0.00 4.75 A 395 7 75 2.75 8.047.25 3.00 7.754.75 Royal Mortgage, Morristown •00 -951-5552 0 00 N/P D or Purchase • * 325 8 38 0 00 N/P 8 00 0 00 N/P 7.63 Source Mortgage, Somerville •00 -006-1160 3.00 8.11 J 300 7.86 3.00 8.287.25 3.00 7.876.50 Source One Mtge Svcs.Crantord too-070-4657 0.00 6.92 A 0 POINT 350 8.13 3 00 8.457 63 3.00 8.134 50 Summit Mortgaged ridgewater MI 429-2021 2.00 5.46 A 400 N/P N/P N/P7.25 3.00 7.754.25 United National Bank, Plainfietd MI-796-5000 0.00 7.20 A 300 7.88 2.75 B.197.38 2.75 7.864.88 Watchung Hills Bank.Warren . 001805 9100 0.00 N/P A lAPKKTS Worco Financial Svc, Warren MI-501-3136 8.50 0.00 6.508.13 0.00 8 134.99 (A)1 Yf Aim {B)30 Yr Jumbo (C)5/25 (0)7/23 (E)10 Yf Arm |tct to change. Landttt Intwattod "AIJbOU'TKLY NEW JERSEYS kidtoplayinfl Irtforrmtion ahoutd cofUwtCoopwittvi Mortgag* Wormatton @ (201) 762-6313 Fa mortirtofmatiofl.bofrawfi ihould nN (ha dndan.Coniid knd«a lor rfwmaton on oth« mortga«* producti and Mrviett.Cooparat^t Moi tgagt Wamabon tttumM BRIGHTEST MORTGAGE BANKERS' MttMyterlypofi|ritalinmoioffllHlm. Rtlat«i»adw«aiiaipl*«»by»NI«d«io«>4/i3-4/15. N/P--NrtP«Md«l WORCO by InaMutton. C CoopwtM Mottgaga Information 1904-Ml Rlghti Raatrvad. flNANCIALM 908/561-3836 warren UcMKdMoril KIDrpUIBinkt 14-April 20,21,22,1994 RealEstate A Forbes Newspaper Supplement

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EQUAL UNION- BY OWNER BfllDGEWATER 9000 9010 PISCATAWAV HOUItNQ Convalescent care forces $234,900 ESTATE SITTING 9100 REA1 ESTATE OPPORTUNITY 9140 rfOHIft UfMfW immeti, sale ol 3 BR, iill CUSTOM BUILT HOME A county acre surrounds ON 1.39 ACRES Lots and AcrtMjt $150,000 brick cape in St, this magmlicenl Colomni Alt real estate advertised Michaels section, tin. All Brick Beauty with split-level home oiler ing in this newspaper is sub- 3BRs, 2 lull baths, Eat-m bstnnt./altit, 1 car alt 17 t 2<1 family room with HILLSBOROUGH ject to the Federal Fair Kilchon, Dining Room, MANVILLE- By owner. gar, quiet neighborhood, tull wall brick fireplace. i\ Approved bldg. lot. Housing Act ol 1966 targe Living Room w'a 3 BR, finished bsmt. yet close to Union Cen- huge 2-1 x 20 Florida Noshamc niverS145k. which makes It illegal to fireplace & sliders lo BANK FORECLO- Close to park. Asking ter GSP. rt 78/22 asking Room, 3 car garago. 4 acres negotiable. advertise any preference pnlio, lull big basement SURES- 1,000 N.J. 5135,900.722-2931. in the 5140 s, nog., NO spacious inlcrior. You II 9OB-369-4672 limitation or discrimina- REALTORS PLEASE! cnll & a ?. cai garage. Pnvnto tall In love with its poaco- homes listed, RepoilB. tion based on race, & Peaceful Parkliko MANVIUE- North side, days 90G-241-B555 or ful, luscious, landscaped TEWKSBURY- Bcaulilul Save to 50% Bank di- color, religion, sex or na- soliiruj A MUST SEE! 3 BR cape, Lg remod- eves 879-7165 grounds One ol n Kind! v/oocfod & partly wooded reel. Low/no down, Also, tional origin, or an Inten- ERA J. ZAVATSKY eled Kit./OR, w/cathcdral Jusl listed. $240«. lots with views & good Pennsylvania, New York, tion to mako any such I ASSOCIATES ceilings, $145,000, 908- HAG REALTY, INC. access to Rt. 78. Florida & w slates, 7 preference, limilalion or 9020 Realty 908-7551200 6B5-26B2 90B-96B-49O0 __ ^08-236.3320^ Days Barn-Midnight 1- discrimination. Homes for Sate 203-83-8200 (Fee) HIGHLAND PARK- 3 <1 WARREN- 17~Acres PISCATAWAY This newspaper will not BR, m 2 lull bain, lg nvnliable for Fanning. No knowingly accept any ad- AFFORDABLE MODU- Fre. Call Boverty at 201* lol, AC, 5159,900, By 9070 FREE LONG BEACH IS- vertising for real estate NO POINTS! LAR- Custom Homos. 379-1630 but. 9-5. M-F. Owner, Opon nouse Sun- LAND AREA- "Homos which is in violation ot NO CLOSING COSTSI ERIC Assoc. otlers high Condominiums day 4/?<1. 12-6 pm, 90!)- on tho Jersey Shore" 9010'Homes Under Ihe law. Our readers are STATE FINANCING quality c u 10 m 1 z e cl 1150,000 819-0212 matja2inc Cnll or write mlonnod thai all dwell- AVAILABLE homns. docks and green- 9110 HILLSBOROUGH- Wil- for your copy • Times 9020 • Homes For Sale ings ndverlisod in Ihis On this newly vinyl-suted huust'S thai aic AKorrt- HILLSDOROUGH liiiriiKDeffj Sq., spacious Out of Area Bencon Newspapers. 345 9030« Farms newspaper nro available 4 BR. 2 bath Dulch ab11.1 Financing avail- NESHANIC STATION 2 8R. l 1/2 bath, Frpi, Property F:, Bay Ave Manahawkin, 9040 • Luxury on an equal opportunity Colonial set on almost able to quaiilioci buyers. Supur 3BR Hfinch loaluf- CAC lull hsmnt., yaid, NJ OQ050. 609-597-3211 9050 • Mobile basis one hall a c 11- t o I (609)466-1817 ing custom remodeled paoi tennis,, dith house, We'll help you find your 9060 • Waterfront Features include now 20 Kitrh en, I.R wdtruk l BELLE MEAD HILLS- S120.000. )0(l-369-Bfi66 CRESTWOOO (ADULTS home hy Ihu sea. Property Complaints of d x 14 deck, now root, Irplc Big Fnm. Rm w BOROUGH- Spacious 55 4)- 7500 homes. /I0 9070 • Condominiums lion in housing on the under stale litiaricint] sliclon, to rein dork A|. smooo-snoooo 90BO- Townhouses basis ot race, color, plan 515,000 can ho M yi 000 ac- YOUR CLASSIFIED AD 9090 • Multi-Family creed, antustry, marital used lor ropmrs cai gar. All this on 1 acic livo icsiUnts Shopping CAN BE PUBLISHED IN 9100 • lots and Acreage status, sex or handicap UK tjsml, ?-r;ir i!lir proppilv vjihflfiulitul in- Townhouses lr;inspnflatii«i Bmchuro/ 92 NEW JERSEY NEWS- 9110-Out of Area Should be made to New 6% Oownpaymont i^l'.i 'tOO. Owner i>; NJ lit: firiiUMil uonl. S2in.90D. 9120 • Wanted to Buy niti WMbWd? Open PAPERS WITH ONE Joisoy Division on Civil 6-3/B'i Interest Rail- Conttiry 21 9130'Mortgages and house S.1I& Sun 1-5pm. DEDMINSTER- spa- HEARTLAND REALTY EASY PHONE CALL AND Rights, 363 W. Stale SI.. lo Qualilied tiuyt' McGocRenltors CifJUJ1; ?. BR, :••!'; l)Jih. ASSOCIATES. Realtors. TOR ONE LOW PRICF Financing Trenton, NJ 086113. $110,000,00 Hl:i'j R| 20? RARITAN/FLEMING- f'H Irumnl DR. und mil! PC. Box 0 -MO PI. !)30 FOR ONLY S219.00 9140 • Mtsc Real Estate Phone (609)2924605 TON-- for tale by Whiting, NJ 0B759 YOUR AD WILL REACH H & G REALTY w;ijtir ovRrloaks trees, owri{;r Cloyanl DOQQsq It. OVER 1.2 MILLION 9O8-96B-490O CAC, patio. Iplc & appl. LONC BEACH ISLAND- Dru'K Coioninl. central HUNTEROON COUNTY HOMES THROUGHOUT owner (inane- An ishind Pi'irndisc within h,illw;iy lg LR, DR. FR. 4 ON. 2 Bath Expanded THE STATE. CALL PISCATAWAY m Ciisy (IMVL' For Inund- -1RR V;l)ath. -1 Irpts. Capo located in tfisi Am- FORBF.S CLASSIFIED AT ly prolGssional sorvice. ATTENTION FIRST TIME M;iid !, qtr:, s M,M' well Twp Family room EDISON- Co-Op, unusu- 1-BO0-&59-9495, ASK 1 C.ill HCH Inc. Ronltors HOME BUYERS ALSO: Brick cottage w/2 wild liieplacL , dining al oiler. I BR end itlnl., FOR JOYCE OP KRISTIN 609-194-331 1, Call tor We have listed the per- reninis. Barn, pool, gas, room and breakfast afca lullv turn., balconoy, FOR ALL THF. DETAILS Ihe latest into iod starter homo with r>ji yj.iier. AC on 12 wtth sliders to 3511 deck poo). lenntB, 545,000 or ABOUT S C A N- absolutely nothing lo do Many pluses. Asking ;intv; Stlontnculitr view. make olfer, Maim lee STATEWIDE CLASSIFIED except move in nnd $224,000. Neii 1 h05p . school, meld hcal/H/W. RE taxes AD NETWORK. enjoy Ihis cc?y 2 BR c h u t c h , I 0 m p I e . Preferred Lifestyle 9120 cape with expansion H^i) 'JOO 7(12-7058. Realty (908) 707-OSBfj Wanted to Buy $450 attic, garage & full Bsmt HILLSBOROUGH- by with boautilul family METUCHEN- Chnrmmg owner. 2BR 2 1/2 bin, 3 DR, EIK, limshed bsmt. 1 BEDROOM APTS.* room, nice sl*g back fplc. oar . bsmt. Tho WANTED BY PRIN- 9200 9030 walk lo downtown & yard. Special financing Meadows end unit. Best CIPLES- Mountainside, VACATION farms trans $169,900. arranged. loc Clean A neutral. Scotch Plains, Westfield, $550 90B-548-4Z19 By Owner 1 PROPERTY 6-3/8% fixed rale to quali- Save on tealior cost Ranch, Cape. Split, 2 BEDROOM APIS.' fied buyor. $119,900 SHQ.bOO. 359-2-123, Orcup Mid-July latost, 2! LENOX, PA.- 10*1 AC. MIDDLESEX & Includes,) leal & llol Water H& 6 REALTY, INC. SOMERSET COUNTIES 3ABR. DH KgSz. mas- 9210* Homti For Sate 908-9684900 Farm 3BF1. 2 bath Farm- tor BH Bsmnt, 908-769- 1 9220 • Poconos housL v^stjiifoom, 2 tsl limG buyer iinJ tin- Ii776 NO REALTORS! 923C • Resort sioiy Uarn. garage, 2nd tent lionte nwiici pm- 9090 BROOKSIDE 1 i gram fiviiilablo. lo SOL it Properties SOMERVILLE tinuso w/qa j heat, 2 FffmHy Homes you quality pteaso call 9240 - Wtterfront GARDEN APTS. Immaculate 3 BH Cn;>u p.)nds & stream Closo lo n Bob Wnrchol 9250 • Lots/Acreage Now kitchen, new bath- l-lll txttC-1 S; J7.000. by 9130 Century 21 BOUNO BROOK- 1 lam- 9260 • Time Shares 129 Mi-rax St., SoiM.T«ilk'N.| room. 2 zone hunt miiuv O.vncf C.ill Mortgages and Golden Post Realtors iiy. SiiCOOO cash How. 9270- Vacation Rentals IfMiflnco Ireo o l '• nil si |ir^.i|, ) l f('.ir|(j»H Midori'! •iti.t'i I.MHI { ?.;i'i(.i.(ioo. in the C/assifiecii Appl unly e;,llt loll lrorii'MiUn-it3lv They payf -I'l't 'V\[V, I'niicnli". only %2-?.\ Hi

i • ; \ '. v 1 •• » i '• * *' " '•" A Forbes Newspaper Supplement RealEstate April 20,21,22,1994 -15 SOMIRVILLI- Baautlful BUILD YOUR FU' •110 location, lovely 4 rooms TURE...WITH MATCO mMIM Iw «MB w/carpaling, AC, 1BR, OnMBMRiMB TOOLS! As a mobile naw Kit. w/appli,, Bimt. MATCO TOOLS Distribu- $7§0/mo.+utils.90e- tor, you have the world- BOCA RATON, FU. 72S-B470, FAR HILLS class tools your custom- Eicipt from the cold - 2 BR, SINGLE inc sums ers want and the support North! Condos, Homei, 2 bath, fplc. ill appls. BOMCRVILLI- Furn. Ef- in the Fsr HUH Center of- you need to build a solid Your Mends will think Walirironi. Golf Count pool, tennis, CAC. Avail. ficiency, Single penon business of your own, only. I675/mo. + 1 mo. fering shared Hcraiirlal avail, in tvery price. Buy 6/1. $1250/mo. plus utlli. •arvlcts. Call Philip WE can show you how! property over St00,000 a t Sec. Call Jim 711-5127 sac. Heat, etec,, wate/ For Details call: t-600- Incl. 908-725.7831. Smith, CB Commercial, you won the lottery! have your (are relm* 906-961-1555, 3664651 MATCO TOOLS MIOQIWATM- Spa- buried. WARREN- furn 4 rm,, HIGHLAND FARK- 4403 Allen Road, Stow, Diry Realty clout unit, fleet toe at Ohio 44224 (218) 929- crowd!, CaH 8pm,722- bath, WW/nwv, Meat I 2,300 aq.tt. on 2nd (I., 1913 Mo. reoafil Nwvi naw building, spict di- 4949 (Investment Re- Call Joan 4Q7'3fS-1144 4663,11300, avallS/1. visible. Wilt finish to suit. quired) (Franchise Of- or luaan fNB4U utii., t mon. sec. * ref. CD- to share home. sq.ft., B fl. celling, heat & 908-359-3430 $350 or 375 w/bath + 1 balhrm., avail, immed., mm MT SNOW- Summer in 1/2 mo sec. Utll Incl. VI, Warm days, cool MANVILLE- up-stairs 1 S800/mon, t- util., 908- No pets. Brldgewater. 494-5346 eves, Beaut, new home, t/2 BR, Incld.s rolrig., W/ Women pref'd. 707-1143. near, lake, music, and D, heat ft yard, no pets, SOUTH PLAINFIEU) golf, 5525/wk. 233-0510 $625/mon,, avail. 5/1. Offices and/or ware- 9O8-236-24B2 house. Office 400 sq.ft. & POCONOS- Saw Creek. MM $124,500 $149,900 $95,000 MARTINSVILLE up. Warehouse, light 3 BRs, Den. Pool, tennis, M/§fiftd Co fftfit manufacturing., 1000 SO. BOUND BROOK golf. S250/weokend. Lovely 3 room Apt. $725/ SOMERVILLE RARITAN BOROUGH mo. utils. incl. Calt sq.ft. and up. Mlns. from 908-757-6849 after 6pm. 2B7. Conveniently lo- COLONIAL DOLL HOUSE JUST LISTED 'BEST BUY" Century 21, McGte Faatures3BRS,1fulland2haH SEASIDE HTS- Ocean Realtors, S26-444O. NOTICE: All WANTED cated, Affordable rent. Spacious 6 room colonial block, condo. sleeps 6, TO RENT advertise- 908-753-0200 baths, living room, custom oak GREAT LOCATION featuring very Big KMchen, Dining Eves. 549-5963. eal-in kitchen, lamiry room, luN all amenlios, S700/wk., ments an PAYABLE IN 908-668-5222 Room.LivingRoompkisefidosat call 704-1698 Iv. msg. basement, detached garage. 2 Family Older Home porch. SECOND FLOOR-2 Big MIDDLESEX- 1BR, oil- ADVANCE by cash, Newer vinyl siding A rool and street prkg., prlv. en- New wiring. Hardwood Bedrooms plus TV Room, tn- ST. MAABTEN- Escape check, VISA or Maittr lots mote! Located In a GREAT Town Location trance, W/W carpeting, NEIGHBORHOOD, toot Be floors throughout. lo our beautilul 2 BR, 2 ceramic tile Kit., DW. Card. For a quote on 9600 bath beachfront villa all Washof. $700 incl. utils. BUSINESS J.ZAVATSKY NEEDSTLC amenities, Including maid cost, please call G t mo. sec. Avail. 5/1. No OPPORTUNITIES PRICED RIGHT! & cof, call Owner for bro- pets. 908-563-4208. 1-800-559-9495. IA ASSOCIATES chure 800-756-1088. INC. PISCATAWAY- For ronl, 9810 • Businesses HARDGROVE McGee Realtors beautilul 2nd. tlr apt., BOUND BROOK- (only) for Sale REALTY couple, util,, SQ50/mo. need room with kit. priv- REALTY INC. 1035 Rt 202 Branchburg 9400 9820 - Franchise 35 eleges or apt. 5/1 thru 6/ Opportunities 908-755-1200 908-526-4440 RENTALS 15 (flex) for visiting 9630 • Licenses for Sale RAHWAY- Studio Apt. grandparents. Rels. 356- 9840 • Investments/ 9410-Homes with no kit. close to train 5304 Opportunities 9420-Multi-Family station. Heat/Hot water 9430 • Townhouse* and Inc. No Pets, J350/J375. AFFORDABLE HOMES UNDER $150,000 Condominiums 750-1191 or 382-1355 9600 9810 M40 • Apartments RARITAN- 2-3 BR, LR, C0MM£RC»Ai Businesses for Sale 9460 • Rooms Kit.Prol pref'd.Non smok- HEAL ESWE 9460 • Boarding er.No pets,$950/mo.Avail 9470 • Apartments to Immed. 231-0193. BEAUTY SALON- Busi- Share 9610 Business Proper- ness, Poapack, Long 9460 •Homes to Shire ROSELLE- 1BR, 4 rms ties est, Reduced to self, 9490-Wanted to Rent In Victorian mansion. 9620 Professional reasonable rent, Owner To Subscribe 9500 • Mlse Rtnlals Nice area, % fplc, WiD, Properties retiring, 908-234-0106 S75O/mo. (201) 74B-6353 9630 Retail Properties 9640 • Warehouse RO8ELLE- 3rm9.Newly Properties Call 9410 decorated, H/HW. 1 96S0 • Office Rentals 9840 prof.person. No pets. 9660 Industrial Investments/ Sec rds $590 245-8221. Rentals Opportunist 9670 - Retail Rentals 1-800-300-9321 BRANCHBUHG- 6 Kj 9660 • Warehouse loom Colonial, Frplc, BO. BOUND BROOK- Rental i A NEW JERSEY BASED laundry rm, gar., J950/ Lrg 142 flR, heat Incl., 9690 • Commercial Reil INVESTMENT COM- mo OPTfON TO BUY. phg, CAC,9O6-302-tS60. Estate Wanted PANY SEEKS REAL ES< 90B-725-0039 SOMERVILLE- 2nd II. TATE MIODLIBCX- 7 room apl/dupl In 2 fam. 2BR, ENTREPRENEURS- Lo- cate property/use out Split, 11/2 baths, \ car la. mod Kit w/DR, LR, AoVsrfliB gar, $1200/mo. i utils rear deck. Flnsh'd attic money/spilt profits. Im- Rofa. * Soc nee Nopolfi w/3 Ig rms. Best loc. in tto C/MS/Wt d/ modiato income Mon.- 908-560-0793 $1,020,908-534.6469, Frl. 9-5 (90B 715-7401 "'it V 16- April 20,21.22.1994 A Forbes Newspaper Supplement

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