Fly Old Glory Pro potential Center Stage Add a flag to your Westfield's Keehn ready A summer full of music ad for just $5 to play for Colorado club under the stars in Holmdel *•* classified tor tfttalls $•• Sports, pags B*1 S— WssksndPlus The^festfield Record Vol. 5t No- 22 Thursday, June 9,1994 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents i Briefs Board cuts high school staff, courses NOW meet the high school salary account, the schools to add a second computer against the elimination of the "peo- bers answered with reluctant ap- Union County NOW will •y N*COt£ A. QftVINO THE RECORD board voted to not replace one re- lab at the high school. ple on the front line." Student Ge- proval of the plan. Mr. Flast was, meet 7 tonight at the West- tiring business education teacher Keyboarding and word process- nevieve Weber handed out a copy uncertain and felt the technology field V. Call 233-6881. Despite opposition from stu- who worked half at the high school ing courses will be canceled and of The New York Times help- committee should first be able to dents, parents and teachers, the and half at the intermediate level. the Lotus 1-2-3 course will be in- wanted section to emphasize the review more specific plans for the Toastmasters meet Westfield Board of Education Tues- They reduced two high school corporated into the accounting need for computer skills in any job. computer labs. A public speaking group day night agreed to eliminate parts business education positions to 1.2 course. Superintendent Mark C. "Who on the Board of Education Concerns about those students will meet 8 p.m. tonight and of the high school business educa- and reduced a special education Smith felt that by providing more can say they can survive in their who have already signed up for the June 23 at the First Savings tion program. The changes will re- position. Along with these cuts, availability of up-to-date comput- daily work without these skills?" lost course were voiced by Melba Bank, Fanwood. 889-1890. sult in the loss of staff and course they also eliminated one English ers, students will benefit more by Miss Weber asked. Nixon and Tom Madaras and an-; offerings but will allow addition of position, saving a total of $175,214. acquiring technological skills. Board members Robert Flast and swered with the agreement to hire Crisis course another new computer lab. The board agreed to a reallocation Westfield Education Association Tom Madaras answered her with one summer school teacher to offer The National Council on Required to cut $100,000 from of funds which will now allow the President Michael Seller spoke out "no" votes, and most other mem- the course two summers for free. Alcoholism and Drug Depen- dence will hold a seminar "Crisis Intervention; Bring- ing light into Dark," 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday at 300 North Ave. No-shows stall E. Call 233-8810. Peace Shabbat Congressman Robert Tor- ricelli will speak on "Israel at land exchange the Crossroads of Peace," 8:15 p.m. Friday at Temple Emanu-El. Park re-dedicated between towns The Friends of Mindo- waskin Park will hold a 76th By NICOLE A. QAVTWO was going on. A large percentage of anniversary party with food, the attending residents were from music, and activities 11:30 THE RECORD Cranford. They said their town has a.m.-5 pjn. Saturday. Without a quorum Monday, the not informed them on the project Westfield Planning Board was un- and "the whole thing came out of Weekend flea able to hear the town's proposed nowhere." The Dr. Martin Luther subdivision of what is known as Mr. Jeremiah said all residents King Jr. Association will host "Site-7." Cranford and Westfield in both towns who live within 200 a flea market 8 a.m.-4 p.m. residents alike were up in arms feet of the subject land were prop- Saturday at the Fanwood when they were told to come back erly notified in writing; however, Train Station. Call 654-3813. in a month. they were upset because they felt the notice did not properly explain After waiting for more than an the subdivision to them. Residents p benefit hour, residents were told the West- argued that proper notification was Mountainside TWIG will field Planning Board will hear the not given because the notice did sponsor Spring Midnight AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/THE RECORU application by the IWn of West- not indicate Delaware Street. Bowl, 8:45 p.m. Saturday, Muriel Northoven, music teacher par excellence, coaches youthful violinist Christy Abdel Mess- field at its next meeting July 11. Shouts rose from the crowd, asking The proper notice is only re- Clark Lanes, to benefit Chil- ieh Tuesday. quired to indicate the tax blocks dren's Specialized Hospital. questions such as, "What guar- and lots. The notice residents re- antee do we have that you will ceived also said the tract was in Mayfair festival have a quorum next month?" the vicinity of Grandview Avenue Westfield Planning Board At- and Maryland and Virginia streets. Discount tickets for the Tonight's All-City concert torney William Jeremiah told resi- "Festival for Kids" Saturday Residents loft the meeting and and Sunday, Park Madison, dents they had no guarantee, but gathered in the next room where Plainfiekl, are available at added, "In all the nine years I have Westfield Town Attorney Charles Foodtown on Elm Street. been here, we have never had a Brandt tried to explain the project is for you, Mrs. Northover quorum problem." to them. The area is cut off from Present at the meeting were the rest of .Wtstfield by a large sec- Summer concerts board members Elizabeth list, gy NICOUE A. OAVINO "How many people actually work at the job they tion of wetlands. Therefore, the The Westfield Community love?" she asked. "I absolutely love what I'm doing Robert Newell, Gary Hall, Joseph long-range plan is for Westfield to Band will perform at Mindo- THE RECORD Dealessandro, and Town Engineer waskin Park 11:30 a.m. Sat- because I love music. I love being able to bring some- sell the land and for the two towns Tonight the Westfield All City Elementary School thing to the children and to see them flowering — to Kenneth Marsh. The board only to change their municipal bound- urday, 8 p.m. June 30, July needs five members to have a quo- 14 and 21, and at the West- Orchestra-Chorus-Band Concert will sound off a mu- think that came from what I did here!" aries. In effect, the tract will be- field Bicentennial Celebra- sical "thank you" to retiring music teacher Muriel For Mrs. Northover there is nothing like the feeling rum, but because Mr. Marsh works come part of the Township of tion 8 p.m. July 4 at Northover. The 25-year veteran leaves with a note of when she goes to another school or event and sees for the town he cannot hear an ap- Cranford. Tamaques Park. nostalgia and an air of aspiration. one of her former students performing. She has plication from the Town of West- Mr. Brandt explained to resi- "I don't know what to say," Mrs. Northover said touched many lives and has had the rare opportunity field. dents the subdivision before the modestly. "I can't believe the nice things people are to watch the children's ability bloom over the years. Absent from the meeting were Planning Board is not the final Literary series saying. I feel so honored — so privileged that I could "I try to reach them through music. Music is my Mayor Garland "Bud" Boothe, plan. Two professional poets will serve here. And I hope that I can serve in other educational medium," she said of her approach to Chairman Doug Schwarz and The Westfield Planning Board read their works at the NJ capacities in the future." teaching. "Music is food for the spirit — it appeals to board members Michael Panagos meets again to hear the application Workshop for the Arts 7:30- the soul, not just to body rhythm. It fulfills another and Carol Molnar. to subdivide "Site 7" into eight lots 9:30 p.m. Sunday. From her start substituting in an all-girls school in Harlem about 45 years ago, Mrs. Northover has al- dimension." Many residents said they simply at 8 p.m. July 11 in council cham- bers, 425 East Broad St. Visions meet ways felt privileged simply to be teaching music. (Please turn to page A-2) wanted more information on what Visions, a support group for separated, divorced, wid- owed and single parents, will Friday blaze ruins two hold an Italian Night Cel- ebration 7 p.m. Sunday at St. Where do you park a bus? Helen's Parish Center. Sussex St. apartments By NICOLE A. GAVINO gines during layover stops. But hicles traveling on both Moun- Eight regular firemen and nu- the noise and air pollution result- Players' auditions By NICOUE A. QftVtNO THE KECO11D tain and Lawrence avenues. merous volunteers got the fire ing is only one problem. Both Mr. Miller and Sfit. Geis Westfield Community Play- 'HIE RECORD Westfield Police Sergeant Carl ers will hold open auditions under control in 20 minutes. Driving down Mountsiin Av- said that the location was de- Flames engulfed a Sussex Street The two-family house, owned by enue many Westfielders have at V. Geis, head of the traffic safety 2-5 p.m. Sunday and 7-10 department, snid when the buses cided upon cooperatively by the p.m. Tuesday for its fall pro- home enrly Friday morning as itsthe Italian American Club, wns one time or another noticed a made up of two apartments. Three New Jersey Transit bus parked are stopped there "they create a town and N.J HYansit, Both also duction of "Beau Jest," Cop- four residents could only stand and sight-distance hazard" for ve- ies of the script are available watch from nearby. young men who lived in the up- on the side of the road and asked (I'loHse turn to pa>;i" A-2) at the library. Call 232-9508. "It was fully involved when I stairs apartments accepted relocn- themselves why. Recent com- tion assistance from the Mnun- plaints by neighboring residents came up to the place," said Fire have a^uin spurred an age-old Library closing Captain John McCormuck. "The tainside/Westfield Chapter of the question of when' to put. this bus whole top floor was burning." American Ilcid Cross. A single layover spot. Westfiekl Memorial Library woman who lived iti the first (l(X)r will be closed June 14 lf> to Firefighters Rot the call at .1 a.m. The offVinl layover for NJ upgrade its computer system. All oerupfmLs were safely outside apartment was tiikeii in by her rel- Transit bus route i) is on Moun- Ix-fore firefighters arrived. atives. tain Avenue north of the inter La Leche meet section with Ijiwrenoe Avenue and across from Miiulnwiiskin WesUiold A.M. IJI Uvh<- Ho-hum primary turnout light Park. According to Kenneth Mill League will meet 9:'M) ;un. IT, public inforrnntiiiii officer for Ncnrly twice »R tunny Republi- Oemwnitk' mnyorul hopeful mnl WedriCBdny nl the First Hup- NJ Transit, the stop is required cans itti DOITHXTUIH bonded to the Town Councilman [jil'ortn re tist Church to discuss; "The by federal laws which dicUitc that Wc'itfir'lfl polls Tuesday to vole in reived 1110 voted, more thnu the How-Tu's of f*miinlfc«Unj{." bus driver:: must, have ,i certain the primary election. Mityonil eon imintxTK Hup|x»rtin>; his fellow anil 700-12(11 or 7!>71HIZfI. amount, of rest for so runny hours ti'slimUi (iiirltiiK) "Hud" I loot he party IMI'IMIHTS, wild the exception of driving. .-mil Anthony IJIIWIJI each re- of U.S. Honnlor Knink 1 JIUSOIIIMTI;. Football speak ceived ii r.olid porcentitije of sup- In the fii'Ml wind, Uepuhliean However, Walnut Avenue icrii (•iiuil.H hock up i|iiiirtcr- poll from (heir respective parties. (Jail Verniok reroived 7,W, vote;:, deol .Id.in Nieinierii is one of 1 1 bdek and Wi'sMVId native Of I.Hfil vnli'B emit, in town, I to while DOMKKT.'II. William Ilivmiim many who I' ' ! tho hits slop is Dave Hrtiwn will difioims jHiblicmr; on I ho linllot j'onemlly hroujtlil in 711. Mocuntl wind I to unsafe ;nnl unsightly. In her uh '"lim HiutinfSfl of l-'ootlmll" at piihlir.-in Councilman .liilnr1; (inihu :,crv.ition:,, 'hi' hits found Hint roceivod nl> •y NICOLE A. OAVMO learned studying music. "When people ask me family. how I became so successful, I tell them I think "It was a great experience," she said. "It THE RECORD it is because of my musical background. Music fun, but we were very serious about our work. Ten years after starting an entirely new life takes discipline. You have to study and practice It takes great concentration to get on stage and in Union County, Scotch Plains resident Hye- every day." do the same thing over and over again." Young Choi has proved she can succeed at After studying music in Korea, Ms. Choi She credits the perseverance of her co-sta* practically anything. came to the United States and earned master's The ex-Broadway star and Korean native was degrees in music and music education. She was Yul Brynner for her own success. "He was al- recently named to Coldwell Banker's Interna- teaching happily at the Westminster Choir Col- ways trying to do something better every per- tional President's Elite for the third year in a lege and Kings College when she happened formance," she said. "So I said, If you can do row. Working out of Schlott's Westfield office, upon something that was to change her life. it, I can do it.'" Ms. Choi was recognized for her passion and "A friend of mine from music school said After seven years, she came home to live a dedication to finding every client family the they were holding auditions for The King and right home. I," she explained. "I was only familiar with settled life with her husband. She wasn't quite "I will always wait for the right house," she opera so I said 'not me.' But after we argued for sure how to do this, but she thought she'd 'try said. "You have to have patience and not puta while I decided to try it." real estate. any extra pressure on people. A house is for life Try it? She landed the role of Lady Thiang, Ten years later, Ms. Choi still listens to opera — you have to live in it every day." playing opposite such renowned actors as Yul and attends concerts when she can. But these "I don't think I will ever leave this area," she Brynner and Angela Lansbury. A six-month en- days her energy goes into real estate. Besides said. "It took so long to get to this point and I gagement in New York turned into two years. being named to the International President's AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/THE RECORD like it here. There's something magic about this Ms. Choi gave more than 2,000 performances From Broadway stage to Broad Street, Westfield, Hye-Young area." of The King and I. She followed the play to Elite, an honor given to fewer than 1 percent of Choi knows how to succeed. Ms. Choi credits her success to what she London, where she performed before the royal over 50,000 sales associates around the world. Three teens beat youth at Palsted-W. Broad ;• A 14-year-old Westfield boy was point, the second suspect allegedly was turned over to .an adult. pected marijuana. Mr. Knecht was A Central Avenue dry cleaning arrest at his place of business on allegedly assaulted by three older punched him in the left eye, caus- ••• later released with a summons. business reported a burglary May South Avenue on May 25. He was (pens Saturday night. ing redness and swelling. The 14- Scott Knecht, 20, of Washington *•* 31. An unknown suspect allegedly charged with the failure to make year-old said that the third suspect Street, was arrested June 4 and ;; At about 7 p.m., police responded Two Westfield juveniles, 14 and threw a rock through the west side required disposition after someone to the corner of Palsted Avenue then helped him to his feet before charged with simple assault, pos- 16, were arrested for burglary to a window, reached Inside, and stole a reported that she had given him find West Broad Street on a report fleeing with the other two. The vic- session of marijuana, and posses- car June 4 after police responded pair of jeans. ODoult, Sharps or Coon Cutttrt$Q99 ni Witml & CVS Shopping Ctnttr 870 St. Qoorgo Av« Railway • 381-6776 Decorate Area's Largest Wine Selection - *15» Absolute Lowest Prices Anywhere! 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MtetfiaM Annm OoWlwuHiTJOirt Roolla Part, NJ 07204 Clan MacGrtgor$j J Scotch i n*m 11 245-7831 rWan or Johnni* THE VALUE OF THE INFORMATION WE GIVE FREE IS GREATER THAN THE COST OF THE PRODUCTS WE SELL! Jyne 9,1994 WfostfleMI RACOTQ A-3 School's end brings Super says, 'More classrooms needed' •y NtCOlg A. OAWO day's meeting, Dr. Smith presented ysis of current classroom avail- separate classrooms for art andexpressed the upset her neighbor, THE RECORD projected classroom needs and ability on the elementary level, Dr. music in each elementary school, hood felt when they experienced-4 celebrations brought forth several assumptions Smith showed board members that and redistricting when and where re-districting several years agoj .,,An end-of-the-year calendar for Westfield Schools Superinten- the board should work under when the district will be short by 13 to 24 necessary. "We were very concerned and ver^ students in Westfleld's nine public dent Mark C. Smith said at a Tue- considering how to approach the classrooms in each of the next ten Several board members ques- upset. Our whole neighborhood schools was released this week, say night school board meeting he problem of space. years. tioned whether they could explore was split in half," she said. "WJi showing a June 24 Tina] day of believes Westfield will have to Projected enrollments show an However, this analysis was based alternatives to building, such as al- would support building to see trpS school for intermediate and high build more classroom space. increase of students to more than on several assumptions which trig- lowing class sizes to rise or chang- neighborhood schools intact." * sphool students and a June 27 final At the last meeting of the school 400 per grade, up by nearly 100 gered much discussion. These as- ing the system by separating Several parents said they feej p vote, indeed VW DO I BOTHER... School elections are set up to discourage It's tfoST A SCHOOL voter participation — and effectiveness .'_' A tiny percentage of voters turned out to vote This second-class status of the school election in the April 19 school elections and managed to may also have had a direct, economic impact in >£urn down nearly half the budgets across the districts where voters rejected the proposed Instate. school budget. £ The fact is that in virtually any school district Members of the governing bodies in Scotch £even the palest of local organization movements Plains, Fanwood, Westfield and Garwood recom- £can topple a budget in any year with little prob- mended cuts that were at best slender slices of •Jlem. the total school appropriations: ** Scotch Plains and Fanwood came up with a v Part of the reason is the second-class image $500,000 cut recommendation which is 1.2 per- >that school elections project to voters compared cent of the district's defeated $40,271,562 budget. >to, for instance, this week's primary balloting: Voter rejection ratio was tight, 6:5. * Westfield voters said "no" by about a 4:3 ratio and their council came up with an $800,000 cut suggestion, 1.7 perecent of the $46,746,349 s Comparing election status school appropriation proposal. SCHOOL PRIMARY *• In Garwood where voters nixed the local, K-8 J; f No sample ballot mailed f A sample balot is mated budget by about 3:2, council meekly sought an *to voters in advance of etec- to voters in advance of elec- •ItJon day. tion day. $18,000 (0.5 percent) reduction on the district's $3,372,958 budget total. £ POM hours 2 p.m. to 9 v> PoH hours 7 a.m.-8 p.m., Kenihvorth voters, who approved their local K- *,p.m., although law requires the maximum of all elections 8 budget, stomped on their Regional High in community. School District's $37,423,692 proposal. Council members then took the initiative among the six Number of polls fewer v Maximum number of poN governing bodies at work on the district's de- than in general elections. sites for any election. feated budget. It was Kenilworth borough of- jj Slate Education Com- f Results of voters' ballots ficials' who came up with the original $2.5 mil- •jmissioner can restore any stand, and can be over- lion cut recommendation. This was later negoti- jjcuts in defeated school bud- turned only by recount or ated down to $2.3 million, but at 6.1 percent of court chalenge. the overall school budget, it was three times more considerate of the taxpayers who rejected i that budget at the polls by 2:1. Letters to the editor £ On each point of comparison, the school bud- Again, whether meek cuts followed or pre- »5?et comes in a distant second and so does the ceded the downgrading of school elections' im- impact and stature of the voter. portance, the problem here and now is that £ Whether this status gap is the chicken or the school votes don't count as much as general election votes. Despite the financial and human Boothe backs bill to fund *Tegg in the school election discrimination pio *Jure isn't so important here and now. 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He will perform "Sonata No. 5, Second Movement" by Antonio by ACS unit Vivaldi, without accompaniment. ..[ELIZABETH - The Union When in kindergarten, Dan was County Unit of the American introduced to the violin in the Cvwer Society will again String Talent Workshops spon- 'Volley for the Cure" at the sored by the Westfield Recreation thirdsemi-annual young pro- Department He switched to the fessionals volleyball tourna- cello the following year as a first- ment The event will be 6 grader. For several years he played pan., Wednesday, June 15 at in ensembles during the summer Dunn Sports Arena. at the Westfield Summer Work- ?Trie $125 entry fee includes shop. dinner, and the top three As a second-grade student, Dan Wains in the tourney will re- was invited to join the All-City Or- ceive prizes. chestra and in third grade, he was | To enter a team in the selected to appear as a soloist. He tournament, call the Ameri- regularly plays a solo in the holi- can Cancer Society at 354- Bubbly greeting day concert at Wilson School and J373, Proceeds will support AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/THE RECORD earns the highest ratings in the an- During Memorial Day festivities downtown, clowns Bubble and Soap Suds entertain Eddy nual American String Teacher's vital programs in cancer re- Association Solo Festival held each search, education and patient Singh Baba, 10, and Adrlen Winter, 2. spring. Services. The entry deadline In December, Daniel entertained js Monday. holiday shoppers at Sealfons* Young World with traditional carols Princess & Goblin and a jazzy rendition of "Jingle Scout nets a Gold Award Bells", during a festival sponsored film aids hospital by Westfield MainStreet. He was invited again to join this Memorial I WATCHUNG - A special Day's MainStreet festivities as a Screening of the new ani- street musician. Several times he prated film The Princess and with stress control project has performed cello arrangements The Goblin at the Blue Star of prayers as part of religious ser- Cinema Saturday, June 25 Christine Blair Laebrich, daugh- Tune into Wellbeing and Skills for Handout materials were given, vices at Ternple Emanu-El. jtfll benefit Children's Spe- ter of Bernadine Laebrich and the Living Interest Project patches. compliments of MaryBeth Puschak late Robert F. Liebrich, has com- The first session, Stress Manage of the Dietary Department at Rah- Dan studied last summer with cialized Hospital, thanks to symphony cellist Ofra Hahn and Blockbuster Video stores. pleted the requirements for themenU was presented by Lynn Dar- way Hospital. Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest row Land, HIT, founder and director Nicole Mode of Nicole's Yoga performed weekly for residents of ' Blockbuster Video is spon- achievement in Girl Scouting. of Health Mates Inc. in Union. This Center Inc. in Garwood, conducted local nursing homes. He continues soring the 10 am. show and weekly lessons in Wilson School Christina planned and organized session explored stressful situa- a yoga session, emphasizing Fifth-grader Dan Ramage will U selling tickets at $2 apiece. a stress management/relaxation tions which lead to physical and stretching and relaxation tech- with Dr. Theodore K Schlosberg. Proceeds will be donated to In addition, in January 1993, he perform a Vivaldi sonata at to-, workshop, a daylong event for emotional tension. Breathing exer- niques. She was assisted by two of night's 2Bth All City Element the hospital. older Scouts — Cadettes, Seniors cises were explained and practiced her students, Tom Harkin and Bar- began studying with Andre Emeli- Costumed characters will anoff, a faculty member of the Juil- tary concert at Roosavelt In- and Girl Scout leaders in theby the participants as they thought bara Bassano. Ms. Mode explained liard School of Music. greet youngsters attending Washington Rock Girl Scout Coun- of peaceful scenes. the benefits of tapping restorative termediate School. Uye screening. cil. Four workshops were presented Nutrition was covered with a energy through systematic progres- •Tickets, expected to sell in the Assembly Hall of the Pres- snack, including flavored rice sion of movements and focus. Par- quickly, are at Blockbusters byterian Church of Westfield by cakes and iced tea, fruit and plain ticipants went through a mini ses- Ok Cranford, Union, New professionals with extensive back- water. The amount of caffeine each sion and finished relaxed and re- t^ovidence, North PlaLnfield, grounds in their specialties. These person ingests was addressed and freshed. Elementary concert and Edison. workshops fulfilled several require- limits on coffee, black tea, soda Rick Williams, a massage thera- vine Blue Star center is on ments for the Managing Stress, and chocolate were suggested. pist who works out of the Subur- Hfrute 22 West ban Fitness Center in Westfield completed the day's activities. He set for RIS tonight cited recent studies correlating lev- The 28th Westfield All City Elementary School Orchestra- Raffle to buy van els of stress with heart disease, Chorus-Band Concert will be held 7:30 p.m. today in the audito- peptic ulcers, migraine headaches, rium of Roosevelt Intermediate School. for nursing home suicide and high blood pressure. I SCOTCH PLAINS - Ash- This concert is dedicated to Muriel O. Northover, a music teacher Participants chose a partner and in the Westfield public schools, who will be retiring this year. ijrook. Nursing Home is hold- were guided through a stress- ft a raffle to benefit the control workout, using pressure The concert will begin with the All City Chamber-String-Cadet is Ageless" ftjnd from areas on the hands. He said these orchestras, directed by Dr. Theodore K Schlosberg, performing the the facility purchases workuuts can improve personal, following selections: "The Star Spangled Banner" - Smith, "Bran- and equipment not physical and emotional wellbeing. denburg Concerto No. 5" - Bach (Chamber Orchestra); "March of included in the operating The Girl Scout Gold Award is the the Bowmen - Caponegro", "Theme from Canon in D" - Pachelbel, widget Proceeds from this culmination of several years of "Swingin' Strings" - Caponegro, "Orpheus in the Underworld" - raffle go toward purchase of a commitment and perseverance, Offenbach (Chamber and String orchestras); "Sonata No. 5, Second "mn equipped with a wheel- with opportunities to develop a Movement" - Vivaldi (cello solo by Dan Ramage); "Happy Dance" - •fiairlift sense of responsibility, a spirit of Mozart, "French Folk Song" - traditional, "Soul Strings" - Stou- •The fund is about halfway cooperation and creativity, and dedicated service. There are five tamire, and "Song of Brotherhood" - Beethoven (Chamber String . .to the goal of $50,000. If all Cadet Orchestra). ', 3,000 raffle tickets are sold requirements which must be com- ; another $4,500 will be raised. pleted. The program will continue with the All City Choms directed by Raffle tickets are being Each young woman must com- Elsa G. Hahn and Karen M. Yule with the following numbers: sold by Ashbrook residents plete four Interest Project patches "Bright Lights" - Kem, "Oh Wind" - Ughtlbot, "Soon I Will Be and staff for $2 each. First of her choice from a list of 70 en- Done" - Rappaport, "Your Friend Shall be the Tall Wind" - , prize is $1,090, second is $400 compassing the live worlds of Girl Porterfield, "River in Judea" - Feldman, and "Friends to the End" - land third is $100. Winners Scouting. A variety of careers are Althouse. investigated to earn the Explora- ; will be drawn 2:30 p.m., Fri- The All City Band, directed by John L. Jose, will complete the ; day, July 9, tion Pin. The fifth and final requirement concert with the following musical pieces: "Mickey Mouse March" - 1 Call Ashbrook's activity of- for the Gold Award is the project, Dodd, "Theme from Beethoven's 7th Symphony" arranged by Kin- fice For information, 889-5500. whereby the young woman puts yon, Gershwin Medley arranged by Belent, "Big Name Band" - into action, during of period of Williams, 'Tequila" - Rio, and "Fidgets" - Brisiloff. Workshop seeks more th;m lour months, all that Charles Hansen, supervisor of fine arts for the Wostfield Public she has learned in her previous Schools, coordinated this annual event with the assistance of scholarship funds Christine Blair Liebrich, center, of Senior Girl Scout Troop 696 Girl Scouting experiences. planned and organized a stress management/relaxation work- Christina's award ceremony will Debby McCullam as business manager. [' WESTFIELD - The New The All City concept was initiated 28 years ago by Mr. Jose with Jersey Workshop for the Arts shop for older scouts and leaders as her Gold Award final lake place June lfi in the chapel at . has kicked off the first phase project. Help came from Nicole Mode of Nicole's Yoga Center In Ihe Presbyterian Church of West- orchestra-chorus-band for fifth grade students. . of an annual appeal to raise Garwood and from Lynn D. Llnd of Health Mates In Union. Ik-ld. .funds for scholarships. 1 „' More than 7,000 letters were mailed to residents hen? and in surrounding towns •! Irsking for support for tin- Memories waft back on spring sounds and smells Scholarship Fund. Prueeds Sometime:; in these spring mornings I unto the ci?ment made a dull sound that Each and every day she hung out wash at will assist families with lim- can iilrntist. smell and hear summer com- echoed. When he made his way to theprecisely the same time. If Mr. .loo was ited financial moans who ing, just us I did when I wasn kid. Johnson's, you could heur the two bottles putting milk in hor rufriKorator, Mrs. Quig- ; want their chldren to attend II lakes little * In jar those? memories, mid K« into the lx>x. liiat nlwnys Rounded sad ly was hanKiriK cut the mountains of wash Vfcstfleld Summer Work- the joy I hntl wiikini; up those mornings. to me because I could remember when her family seemed to ijenorato. Shenanigans % op, a major component of Tlir nrniHwiy <'urUiiriH in my Ixxlroom llut- L'iKhl lM)ltl< s hit the box. That WIIS Ixtfore And then would come the sound of IO year-round arts woik- trririj: in the biee/e, the rnorriintf sounds By Cheryl Hehl the twinH diet!. Bobby Peterson pedal in;; his wny up the in my nnclihorlnwHl us everyone begun the And when the milkmnn got to the old street delivoririK miWKpnpi!i-s. 'l'haa-wop, J5» Requests for such aid over new day, mid (.lie secuit* feeling of knowing Martin house 1 always smiled, Mr. Martin ]>euuJ jM'dal t**^1*! P«'dal, thaa-wop, pedal UTO 22-year history of the that an lt>ri|{ ;IH those Hounds wen; thure, hud lived there alone for years but he al- pedul (X>dal pedul. Amazingly it was allays I'Vrrythtiifj wns as it should he.. mimky, wood srcnl won Id drill throii|{li my •' %ork«hop have grown to the window, remindirifi mi' tlint Um«* wna wnsl- ways got extra milk "just in owe you kids four pedals in botween each house. A few Yon < oitId ulwnys count on old Mrs. Mar- 1 •Dint that la at summer they irifi. As tho nnlkniiin iiutdi Ills wiiy up the want to ntop in for milk and cookies." yews Intor Bobby Peterson would Ix; hit by /i«Hi wltiri|! up with the lilrdn rwh mul 1 n car on one preacher Sunday, June 19 at the Clock and bell rite 10:30 worship service at The First PHONE CALL AWAY First United Methodist Church, 1 Baptist Church of Westfield, 170 E. Broad St., will celebrate Choir Elm St. NJ Cellular helping your Family Sunday and Rededication of the The Bethel Baptist Church and Tower Clock 10:45 a.m. Sunday. The First Baptist Church were one It YOUR TOTAL PURCHASE PMCI The Sanctuary and Youth choirs congregation in the 19th century will sing "clock and bell" Music, FOR A MOTOROLA and have maintained close contact TRANSPORTAtLI Each Sunday there is church over the years, often sharing school for all ages 9:15 a.m. Con preachers and worship experi- CILLULAR PHONE tinuing education classes for adults ences. Dr. Harvey, senior minister *When you are Disciple Bible Study 8:30 a.m. of The First Buptist Church, was a and "Issues of Children" with Dr. guest preacher at Bethel last sum- mention this ad William Pt-trino, 9:15 am. mer. The Rev. Clark makes his Reg.$200 00 'Fellowship time in the fellowship debut at First Baptist Sunday. room, an informal feathering of the community and visitors, begins •New annual contract with Ball Atlantic Mobil* required. 917S.0O early 10:15 a.m.' Gifts theme for service termination teaappllaa . Aotlwatlon, monthly aeceaa, alrtlma, roaming Also Sunday: Book Discussion "Celebrate Your Gilts" is Ihe and toll charges not Included, economy sorvlc* plan not Included. 1# Group al the Monies' - (> p.rti : theme for The First Baptist Church apodal applloa to Motorola toto modal tranaportabl*. United Methodist Youth Follow of WesUie>ld's Sunday morning pro- Do you already have a cellular phone? ship, 0 p.m. gram. Youth and udults will take a The schedule Tor next week is: self-assessment survey of spiritual Compare our rates: G30 minutes peak talk each Monday Wesley Singers, 730 gifts and explore areas of service month on the $34.99 value plan EDBO minutes off p.m. suited to their gills. Children will Tuesday dully Indies, f):M<) end their Sunday School year with peak talk each month on the $24.99 economy plan am; Disciple Cluss, 12:30 p.m.;presentations by a story teller und Men's soMaill, (5:30 p.m.; Fife A a clown. Dr Rol>ert I,. Harvey will Call for Information & pricing on other phones Drum, 7 p.m.; Church Meeting preach at Die 1 ();!!() a.m. worship Nltfht, fl p.m. service at the church, located at. 170 Kim SI. Wednesday Women's t'onu-r stonr III Itetredi Team, II p.m. The nursery is stalled !) HiHO a.m. and includes stories, songs •Thursday ttiinciuiiry (.Until-, New Jersey Cellular and visual aids IIIKIIII. (iod'n ere 7:;tl) p.m. aiiiin A lull trli|',inu:: niniciilum <>l Friday Senior Fellowship, activities is uttered children ages ''. 341 South Ave., Garwood HOURS noon. high school. .Slllimlity Wesley Siii|',er; M-F 10-6 • THUR I0B The weekly I"'! lurk dinner will (ficron:; from KIMCJ'S Shopping COMIOF) Workshop, (1:110 u in he held (I :t() p in Tuesday, followed SAT. II 4 by lender's Moments, 7;IT) p.m. Bell Atlantic Clark guest preuclicr I'astur Dee Dee Turlington will (908) 789-3440 OR BY APPOINTMENT The lU'V. Kevin CInrl(, Ihe senior lead a Bible background group oti mlnlnter lit tJHhel Uaptlnt Church Acid uinl early church hlHtory 7 0 ALL MAJOR BRANDS • LARGE SELECTION • INSTALLATIONS • ACCESSORIES • PORTABLES • TRANSPORTABLES • FLIP PHONl In Wi'nUlHrl, will l»f the Kuril p.m. Wednesday, Ar8 Wostflefd Record June 9,1994, Maurice J. McCarthy Gersch elected temple's new president Obituaries Dr. Stanley Gersch will be in- Dr. Gersch resides in Westfield t Electrical engineer; once of Westfield stalled as president of Temple with his wife, Cindy and children. Maurice J. McCarthy, an electri- Corps of Engineers within the Brit- Emanu-E), Westfield, at services Scott and Shari. cal engineer for many years on ish army. Friday evening, June 17. mericao DeStefanis, 72 ships operated by the United Fruit Surviving are his wife, Elizabeth Dr. Gersch received his under- Co., died June 1, 1994 at his home McCarthy; four sisters, Josephine graduate degree from City College >eli owner and restaurant worker in Summit Kossak, Margaret McCarthy, Geral- of New York, his D.M.D. from (Ump) DeStefanis, 72, Reino DeStefanis of Jupiter, a Mr. McCarthy was born in dine Litrow, and Mary Townley; Tufts University, and his orth- ; retired delicatessen owner and daughter, Susan Manfred! of Port Birkenhead, England, and lived in and two brothers, John McCarthy odontic degree from New York Btaurant worker, died June 3, St Lucie, Fla.; three soni, Richard WertfieM before moving to Sum- and Terence McCarthy. University. With offices in West- 1994 at St Mary's Hospital, West DeStefanis of Hobe Sound, Fla., mit in 1973. He also lived in Mont- A funeral Mass was offered Sat- field and Linden, he also serves on Palm Beach, Fla. Robert DeStefanis of Scotch real, Quebec, Canada, and in New urday at St. Teresa of Avila Roman the staff of Rah way Hospital, Eliza- beth General and Montefiore Hos- He was bom in Westfield and Plains, and John DeStefanis of York City. Catholic Church, Summit Burial Port St. Lucie; nine grandchildren; pital. lived in the town before moving in He later worked in the engineer- was in St. Charles Cemetery, four sisters, Carmela Triano, Julia ing sales division of Dynex Inter- Farmingdale, N.Y. Besides Dr. Gersch's member- 1979 to Jupiter, Fla. Carlino, and Jeanette Rotella, all of ship in the American Dental As- Mr. DeStefanis worked for the national Inc. in New York City, re- In lieu of flowers, contributions Scotch Plains, and Linda Cirigliano tiring in 1989. Mr. McCarthy grad- may be made to the hospice of sociation, the American Association former Glenview Manor restaurant of North Miami, Fla.; and two uated from Holt Technical Insti- Overlook Hospital, P.O. Box 220, of Orthodontics, and other pro- ,j|j Scotch Plains from 1952-79. He brothers, Austin DeStefanis of tute in England. Summit, 07902. fessional organizations, he is in- later owned Dessi's Deli in Juno Westfield and Vincent DeStefanis He served in the British mer- Arrangements were by Brought volved in local organizations. He is B£ach, Fla., until his retirement in of Palm Beach, Fla. chant marine and in the Royal Funeral Home, Summit. a member of the Westfield Cham- A funeral Mass was offered yes- ber of Commerce, Westfield Boost- '' He served in the Coast Guard terday at Holy Trinity Roman ers, and the College Men's Club of ' {hiring World War II and was a Catholic Church. Burial was in Roger Griffin Doyle, at 72 Westfield. Dr. STANLEY GERSCH .member of Knights of Columbus Fairview Cemetery under the di- ' Gsuncil 4999 in Lake Park, Fla. rection of the Dooley Colonial A retired Bristol-Myers supervisor V' ST. 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Mlchaol Srnimnn, Pnetor Sunday: per weekl Somerville, NJ 08876 Sundny School 9:15 m 9:<15nm - Sundny School 11:00nm Morning Worship C 'nil Sunday Worship 10:30 m 0:15pm Church Training Sundny KvaninK* (h'10 pi 7:1Dpm - Evmilny Worship ()Oft-72'2-'iOOO Deadline: Wednesday, 51'M before week of publication Wadnosdny: An «vui|pllttt ihnrrh leathtoiR 7:00pm - Prnynr Mooting Kxl. ()'2r?() (Builneu cirds will IK- published "ns it", n Gregory Christopher Chad Noblle Murphy Vogel Muserlian College Men's Club rewards 11 WHS seniors The College Men's Club of West- and adviser, National Honor So- istry. surgery and has many extracur- also been involved in many areas field High School. His woodwork field hai announced that a total of ciety and French Honor Society. Chad, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ricular school activities. He hasof theater direction. His comin- g achievements include many $14,000 in scholarships has been He has also been vice president of ward Muserlian, was awarded a been vice president for Student munity activities include being an projects that are currently on dis- awarded to members of the 1904 Future Business Leaders of Ameri- $1,500 scholarship and also re- Class Government, a member of emergency medical technical with play at Westfield High School as graduating class of Westfleld High ca. Jonathan is active in the Moun- ceived the Aaron Levine Award, a the Latin Club and Latin Honor the Westfield Volunteer Rescue School. This years recipients are: tainside Rescue Squad and he is special recognition award given Society, Student Council represen- Squad and he has volunteered in well as building many display cabi- Jonathan Haack, Ryan San- also an emergency medical techni- each year to one of the applicants. tative and also a vice president of some of the theatrical productions nets for the high school. , tomauro, Richard Kostro, Chad cian. He is also very active in St It is given in honor of a former the National Honor Society. He is for St. Helen's youth ministry. He Christopher Partelow son of Mr. MuserUan, Ryuichi Saito, Christo- Helen's Community Church. trustee of the College Men's Club. active in the Westfleld Youth Bi- is also a drug counselor with and Mrs. Allen Partelow, was pher Vogel, Vincent Glenn Fezzuti, Ryan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Den- Chad plans to attend New York centennial Committee, Westfleld REACH America at Westfield High awarded a $500 scholarship and Gngory Murphy, Ronald NobUe. nis Santomauro, was awarded a University to pursue a career in Recreation Commission, summer School. plans to attend the University !of Joseph DeLuca and Christopher $2,000 scholarship and plans to at- the television, film director or pro- hasketball camp counselor and a Ronald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ro- Partelow. New Hampshire this fall to pursue tend Boston College to either be an ducer fields. He has been active in volunteer counselor for autistic nald Nobile, plans to attend Mid- a career in the Natural Resource The College Men's Club, a non- school television programs, as well children. accountant or psychologist. Ryan's dlebury College this fall and was Management field. Christopher has profit organization, has been many extracurricular activities in- as in the technical direction and Gregory, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- awarded a $500 scholarship. Ro- awarding scholarships to qualified clude Model United Nations and set construction. Chad has also at- ward Murphy, was awarded a nald's many school activities in- been active in the Westfield High graduating seniors of Westfleld the Middle States Evaluation Com- tended Jersey Boy's State, spon- $1,000 scholarship and plans to at- clude National Honor Society, del- School boy's soccer team for ttye High School for more than 69 mittee for Westfleld High School sored by the American Legion. tend Holy Cross University this egate to the American Legion New past four years, where he has been yean. Funds for the scholarships He is active in Amnesty Interna- Christopher Vogel, son of Mr, fall. Greg's many extracurricular Jersey Boy's State, and REACH a captain of both the junior varsity are made available through the tional and is a member of the Na- and Mrs. Frederick Vogel, plans to activities include the varsity bas- America. Ronald's athletic achieve- and varsity squads. generosity of its members and tional Honor Society and French attend Columbia University this ketball team, National Honor So- ments include a three-year varsity The scholarship committae fund-raising activities. The scholar- National Honor Society. Ryan is fall. His many extracurricular ac- ciety and Future Business Leaders letter for the Westfield varsity foot- ship committee, consisting of Dr. also active in the Peer Ministry at tivities include playing on the var- of America. He is active at St.ball team and he has lettered in thanked all the applicants who Stanley Gersch, chairman; Bertram St Helen's Church and he volun- sity baseball team, for which he Helen's church with the youth bas- varsity basketball and varsity base- submitted applications to the club. F. Bonner Jr.; Metvyn L. Coren and teers at a senior citizens' complex has been a captain. He has been a ketball league and he has been a ball. He has been a volunteer ref- This year was an especially tough Brian J. Molloy, interviewed the and with the homeless. member of the varsity football referee with the Westfield Soccer eree for the Westfleld Basketball year for the committee to make rts many qualified applicants for this Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs.team and a member of Student Association. Association and he has worked and determinations due to the large year's awards. Paul Kostro, was awarded a $2,000 Council. Chris has worked as a vol- Vincent, son of Sandra Morrow, volunteered with the Westfield number of applicants and the lim- Jonathan, son of Mr. and Mrs. scholarship to attend Georgetown unteer trail crew member for the plans to attend Monmouth College Recreation Basketball Camp. ited resources of the club. The Robert Haack, was awarded a University to study for a career in Adirondack Mountain club and is this fall to pursue a career in crimi- Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs.committee thanked each of those $2,000 scholarship and is planning government service, possibly as an active in his church. nal justice. Vincent is very active Charles Salerno, was awarded a who have applied continued suc- to attend Duke University and pur- attorney. His many extracurricular Ryuichi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Yor- in the theater productions of West- $500 scholarship and plans to at- cess in the future and thanked sue a career in medicine. activities include Model United Na- ishige Saito, plans to attend Boston field High School and maintains a tend Wesley College and pursue a Jonathan's many extracurricular tions, National Honor Society and College this fall and was awarded a job with the Westfield Board of Ed- career in business. Joseph is very them for participating in the West- activities include Westfield High Key Club. Richard is active in $1,500 scholarship. Ryuichi plans ucation as supervising student of active in the woodworking area field College Men's Club Scholar- School Student Council secretary scouting and his church Peer Min- to go into the field of orthopedic stage lighting and sound. He has and he is active in sports at West- ship Program. Welches at home featured on channel 36 show Home movies of a Westfield family from the fourth generations of Welches who operated a tion, as there is no voice-over. Fencing lessons offered 1930s to the 1950s, showing a slice of a home- paint and wallpaper store at 214 E. Broad St. for A specially edited 17-minute segment of The Westfield Summer Work- Registration for fencing class-'. town lifestyle long vanished, are now being fea- over 100 years until the late 1970s. "Welch" was shown to audiences 10 years ago shop has announced that Albert es and a wide variety of other, tured on WHS-TV (Cable Channel 36), the com- The footage was edited by Roger Welch, son in the Historical Society's audio-visual produc- W. Peters, assistant coach for courses remains open. For more munity access station operated by the Westfield of Herbert Jr., about 15 years ago and trans- tion, "Meet Me Down at Frutchey's: Westfield men's and women's fencing at information, call 789-9696. School System. ferred to videotape. Roger then got his father to in the Jazz Age." However, the full tapes as Princeton University, is joining Mr. Peters has had a long and, The movies were taken for many years by "voice-over" many of the tapes during a family edited by Mr. Welch have never been seen by a the staff as a summer fencing successful career in fencing, Herbert R. Welch Sr., a founder of the Westfield screening. This section, "Welch, Part I," is now large Westfield audience. Mr. Welch donated instructor. Due to the addition starting as a member of New * YMCA and other youth programs, and later by being shown on "People in the News," the in- copies of the tapes, along with still photographs of Mr. Peters and increased in- York University's 1974 Intercol- his son, Herbert Jr., a former Westfleld council- terview program of Dr. Robert Pettix, principal and other memorabilia of the Welch family, to terest in fencing, the Westfield legiate Fencing Association man and fire commissioner. They include rare of Westfield High School. The footage is intro- the Society in 1983. Summer Workshop is adding Championship Team. He was a shots of Westfield and prominent Westftelders duced by Dr. Pettix and his guest, Town Histo- Pre-summer air times for "Welch, Part 1," are two periods of fencing to themember of the New York Ath- • in the 1920s and 1930s as well as scenes of rian Ralph H. Jones. as follows: today, June 16 and 23 are 8 p.m.; three periods originally sched- letic Club's National Champion- Friday June 17, 9 p.m.; Saturday, June 18, 2 uled for the summer session ship Epee teams in 1975, 1976- Americana during the travels of the amateur The high school television department is now running June 27-July 29. and 1977. cameramen. preparing to produce "Welch, Part 2," incorpo- p.m. and 10 p.m.; Sunday, June 19, noon and 8 The two Herberts were from the third and rating footage which will require "live" narra- p.m. I lit- Way to Cio SPRING Parker Greenhouses SEMINAR SCHEDULE t I < ) IV1 I «« f . A I { I ) I INI on Weekends! 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New Jersey State Interscho- The transformation from a short- lastic Athletic Association/Ed- The Colorado Rockies might stop to a pitcher has been surpris- have found themselves a keeper in ingly easy for Keehn. He threw 70 ucation Testing Service the 35th round. innings for Central Arizona last "Scholar-Athlete" award pro- During their '93 expansion sea- season, and compiled an 8-3 mark gram. son, the Rockies found a shortstop with an earned run average of 3.10. Now in tts 10th year, 274 at Central Arizona Junior College He struck out 60 batters while participating schools this and drafted him in the 35th round walking only 30. The control num- year have selected 518 male — as a pitcher. He is Drew Keehn, bers are extremely impressive for a former Westfield High standout. novice hurler. and female scholar athletes. "I saw this kid with a rocket for "I've got a long way to go before Winners must rank in the top- an arm, a perfect pitcher's body I become a real good pitcher, but I 10 percent of their class, and a great attitude — the only felt pretty comfortable on the have been the recipient of at problem was he had never really mound," said Keehn. "I had good least two varsity letters, and pitched before in his life," said command but I stil need to work demonstrated outstanding Steve Murray, a scout for the on mechanics and other little qualities of leadership, char- Rockies. "We didn't think he would things about pitching." acter, and service within the make it as a shortstop because he He featured a fastball, curve and didn't have a terrific bat — but we a change-up his first year on the community. loved his potential as a pitcher." mound and was clocked consis- Saito played basketball TTie Rockies didn't sign Keehn tently at 85-89 miles per hour. and baseball, while Konet after they drafted him, but they did "He has a great frame at 6 (feet) starred on the field hockey implore him to become a pitcher. 4 (inches) and 185 pounds — and team. One year later, Keehn is the prop- we think with the work of pro- Shining star erty of the Rockies after signing a fessional pitching coaches we can AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/THE RECORD contract about a week ago. He was put a few miles an hour on that Brooke Wiley helped the Westfield-based Central Jersey Stars take first place in the Division 1 Baseball tryouts set to report to the Chandler, Ariz. fastball and turn him into a solid competition of the Westfietd Cup Tournament during Memorial Day weekend. ; The Westfield Baseball Rockies this week. professional pitcher," said Murray. "I'm really excited about signing "He's only 19 years of age." League will conduct tryouts a contract to play pro ball — this is Murray feels the Rockies have for the 8-year-old summer what 1 always wanted to do," said found something special. "I love traveling team Saturday at Keehn, a two-time Ail-Union Coun- the makeup of this kid — I think 5:30 p.m. and Monday at 6 ty performer and a thud-team All- he's going to be a real good one," Sorry sixth p.m. The tryouts will be held State shortstop his senior season at he said. "This is kid is a pitcher." at Gumbert Field No. 1. The rain date will be Thursday, June 16 at 6 p.m. Elizabeth erupts for nine runs in Smith wins sixth inning to stun Westfield club Jill Smith, a 17-year-old By MAWKWEORYN tain the outcome would have been different if that Westfield resident, won the pitch is called a strike. Heck, after the game CEYtz- all-around competition at the THE RECORD abeth head coach Ray) Korn told me that his kids had YMCA Mid-Atlantic Gymnas- The umpire's right arm did not flyu p into the airall but packed it in." tics Regionals recently in Ha- and he did not exclaim, "Strike three, you're out!" What followed was a two-out disaster rarely seen at nover, Pa. Instead, he remained passive and softly uttered, any level of organized baseball. Aided by four West- "Ball." field errors and countless mental and physical lapses, Smith placed first in floor A ridiculously overused excuse for losing a sporting Elizabeth rallied for nine runs and came away with excercises (9.05) and on the event is blaming an offical or an umpire. Sometimes, the victory, ending Westfield's season. The Blue Dev- uneven parallel bars with a however, one call can change the complexion of anils finished with a 24-7 mark and a pair of titles to 9.10. An 8.9 was good for entire game. their credit. third in the vault, and her Such was the case in Friday afternoon's NJSIAA They were, however, seemingly one pitch short of overall score was 35.05. The North Jersey Section 2, Group 4 final at Kean College one more. between the Westfield High School baseball team and "I don't mind losing an 11-7 game if it was close or Fanwood-Scotch Plains team its 1994 arch-rival, Elizabeth, which rallied to post an if we were blown out from the beginning," said Brew- for which she competes was 11-7 victory. ster. "But to lose this way — I don't think 1 remember third among 12 teams and Once again sparked by the composed pitching of an inning like this ever in my life." will travel to San Diego In late senior standout Chris Vogel, the Blue Devils were The anatomy of a nightmare was initiated when June for the national compe- leading mighty Elizabeth 6-2 with two out and two on Vogel hit Pires in the helmet two pitches alter "the tition. in the bottom half of the sixth inning. Vogel was pitch" to load the bases. Though a seasoned veteran working to Ruben Pires, and had a two-ball, two- not normally prone to becoming unnerved, Brewster strike count on the Elizabeth centerfielder. admitted Vogel began overthrowing and just "tried to Bernstein falls Vogel had worked Pires, the dangerous No. 6-hitter, do too much." with a lot of hard stuff inside and was now prepared An error by second baseman Ryan Mann plated the Irwin Bernstein of Westfield to push Westfield, a mere three outs from its second first Elizabeth run, and DH Jeff Townsend cleared the returned to Masters Track sectional championship in the 12-year reign of Head bases with a double to center field which was partially competition by placing sec- Coach Bob Brewster. The pitch was a perfectly-placed rnisplayed by Ryu Saito. Suddenly, the score was ond in the 800-meter run for curveball on the outside corner which froze Pires. knotted at six and things were hapiiening far too ages 60-64 in the New Jer- Vogel, catcher Ron Nobile, and seemingly everybody quickly. sey Outdoor Championships on both sidelines and in the stands seemed to know Quinton Spotwood singled off Voxel's leg, with this was strike three. Everybody, that is, except the Townsend scoring from second and a late and en-ant at Monmouth Regional High man behind the plate. He did not move. throw from first baseman Steve Cheek. Akim Mc- School Sunday. AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/THE RECORD "I thought it was strike three and I think everybody Crary tripled to right center to plate Spotwood, and Competing for the Garden Westfield second baseman Ryan Mann helped the Blue Devils else thought it was the third strike as well," said scored on an error by shortstop Jay White. Run scor- State Athletic Club in his first win the Union County Tournament and advance to the champi- Brewster. "I never blame a loss on an umpire and the ing singles by Will Nazario and winning pitcher Al event since a January injury, onship game of the North Section 2, Group 4 playoffs. wheels certainly fell off after that call, but I feel cer- (Please turn to page B-2) Irwin had the lead before trip- ping and falling just before the finish line. He crawled across in 2:45.3 to place be- Blue Devils fall in tourney hind Hanz Hunzicker of the North Jersey Masters in 2:41.7. This broke Berstein's six-year reign in this event. as B-R's Mecca dominates By RfCH BOREUJ Cherewich. "Mecca played a great closed within 8-7 when attackman Charles Salzman put home a re- Coed camp THE RECORD game, and we had two lapses — bound past Anthony al the 1:-IU The Westfield Recreation- one in the second period and one When Greg Mecca steps onto a in the fourth." mark of the final period, and actu- sponsored Coed Sports lacrosse field, he is a Renaissance Obviously, the fourth-period ally tied the game two minutes Camp will be held this sum- man in every sense of the word. lapse was more costly than the later when Paul Baly (two goals, mer. The week of July 5, He can score, outmuscle defend- other, and it was started by not two assists) scored, only to have there will be camps for bas- ers to the cage, distribute, win Mecca nor attackmen Bobby Val- that goal nullified by a warding-off ketball in the Westfield High fnceoffs and gobble up ground lario or Eric Farber, Rather, the call. gym, soccer at Roosevelt balls like Pac Man. He does it all. fourth-period goal deluge was ig- Cordivari's goal 5:27 into the Just ask Bridgewater-Raritan nited by Panther cutting midfielder fourth perhaps rattled Blue Devil School and tennis at Memo- keeper Blake Anthony. rial Park. The week of July 11 Bill Cordivari, recipient of a Val- keeper Tom Ryan, who'd boon stel- "Thank God we have Greg," said laj'io centering pass after the junior lar in goal up to that point. — basketball, soccer, base- Anthony. "He carried us the whole attacker rolled off a screen behind Mecca won the ensuing fnceoff, ball and tennis at Tamaquos gnmc, and he's carried us the the cnge, who promptly bounced walked in and bounced one by Park. whole season. He wins all the faceoffs. Rets all the ground balls; one homo for a S>-7 B-R. lead. Ryan 18 seconds Inter for a 10-7 Week of July 18 — base- he's just the man." Wostfiold had nibbled away at a lead, and after Mecca won two ball and tennis; weak of July more faceoffs. Vallario lidded suc- Mecca was the mnn among hoys 7-4 Panther hnlflimc* cushion, cessive floats, just 21 seconds apart, 25 -- lacrosse al Edison Kiitimliiy nflemoon as he netted a to hand Hie Panthers a sizable 12 7 Field and tennis. Duo to the career-hi^h six j;oi'ls, won l(i of Hi advantage with just over 3:00 to no. Independence Day holiday, I'nct'ottH and had a bundle of It took a while* IVir B-H to net on the first week's camp will run ground hulls as fourth-seeded Its giimi\ though. Westfield came just four drtya, with tho fifth Hridj.;ow;»lei-Knritmi (Ui-U) rallied from si H-0 (ii-Kt-pcriixl deficit to chaining olT the sidelines, and thc day bolng made up during down fifth Heeded Westfiold (If) f>> purnped-up llliu* Devils scored tin* AUGUSTO F, MEIMFZPSfTHE RECOn"! Iho romolndor o) cnmp. Tho 1H H in (iiinrtetTmal round action of game's first three jjoals, including Westfield High freshman Dan Matro advanced to the third round cnmps are opon to WostfinlcJ tin* NJSIAA hoys liicrosse loiirnn- ii point-blank tally by Steve Mon- of the state singles tournament last weekend before he w«*» rosidontn ngo 8-17. For tur- nient in Uridtfewntor. iiingur just 47 seconds in. eliminated by Triton's Kurt Anderson. thor Information mnr.ult tho The win ndvimml H It to TUCK Cionls by Kd Joli'e nnd (Jury Ciiidek inciensed the cushion to H- dopmtrnont'a brochum or cnll dny's semifinal round tij;ninKL top (I, but UK, three clays removed tho rncrontlon doptiilmnni nt Hi'i.'tli'd KidnewiKxI, a lUTi winner M^iiinst No. II Coliimliiii. from ti comeback win in which it Matro ousted from states 7B9-40H0. Mecca wii't in the middle (if a scored twice in the Until 'M) seconds Hifjli froKhtnnn KetiHii- I'Ytink Alif'.iiiiKn of (rloueenter Oitjh- pair of liujjir offensive explosions to force an overtime ni;iimHt IMn- tion U»n Mutrn udvanced lo the olic, (i I, (> I), A Rlrony return (.!'i[f»p tin II U scored seven nnitnswcreil Kry, nna tx'como simiHtouied to third round of the NJSIAA lennln nnd n h**vy of well-plnced lobu Got a score to report? f|onlH in a 7:1(1 iipim lietwcen the coming from behind. HinKleH tournament iH'f'oro IWIMK he)|xid buoy the IVC-HIIIIHIM. * Mntni, line of (he nnehorn O(VR Cull M,irk Wrxnn «> !'/(< f'OCO <•< llr.st ntiil second |>eliodH mill then MWTII sMirwl tho finrt of his six (•liininiited last weekend. 1 E Fteconn n(1 Mine Drvih triiiii which eltptltnVd /.n In J/f, f,)iO. <>"> tutilir't n blew open a close ^IUIH In ""' HOMIH with '15 seconds to K° I" ' Malm IK'K'III pluy in the tourney fourth, finding the net four times WoBtflold goalie Mike Abele* the North Jcraey Sit'tkin 'I, Grtjtip 101 W.ihiHi Ave. Cntiifimt, NJ first, find Fnrber netted tho first of Knturdny »t nt Merer County Pjuk In nn eye popping 1:V/1. was kept busy by B-R's attack hl.M two flcorcs 'M UcltH Intel to aliul 4 title, fell l» Kurt Anderson ol" 0/0 It,. In W>«t Wmdfior. Flint, 1IP toppled "Mcccti tlutt'n nil you cnn Hiry," during the second quarter Sat- Iho Panthers' firHt/flecoMd-p Jowls Hnnnn of Mountain Lnkeii f! Urn tl I, 5 a In thp thittl mund fit 1 mild Wt'HtlV'ld llriwl Conch Mtuum urday. turn In pnMO H-2) 1, ft-H nnd then h (lolunihia-bound Vogc?l TOTAL SAVINGS $160* finished with .111 ft 2 mark, including (lit* clindior in (he I rimn (imiity TiuiiiiMiticiil against Klizabrl.h. The ttuini Modal With opllornl gma ulohw won tru* iit'oivinenliniipd TOTAL SAVINGS S315* t liiifin ("oiinly crown and (he "Wilt! 1/2 price bag purchaie Riders Start at $899.95! less publicized Watohtitifi ('oiifrrence title Every SNAPPER walk mower, rider and tractor converts quickly and easily "I ciin't ri'inrinlx't' having from mulching to bagging to side discharge. All equipment is set-up by more Inn conchiii^ a team factory trainedtechnicians and ready to work as soon as you get it home. Ilian I have (his urii',' said You will NEVER receive SNAPPER equipment in a box. tin1 always ufl'iihlc Hrcwslrr. "We won two lilies .'inrl ni'jir It's Spring - But Don't Forget...See Snapper's Complete Lino of Snowihrowors at these servicing dealers...Available before tho snow files again! ly luid II Iliird and I coitliln'l he more proud (him I am of CI.ARK this tciiui I JUMI wish we luid lll'.l.l.K MK.AIJ BOUND BROOK IORDS MIDDI.KKK.X UA RITAS Sl'M.MIT Lawn A Ciardcn Inwnmnwer Repair Shop -nk1\ I ;i*nimiwer S:i rsvK IWxr IUJIII|ifticnl cl l.imn A Cudon l^uip, Summil Hardware CKlKl IK I 1777 wmi Unit lust one mid MIIOI (•)()«) 271.||70 C'KA.Nr'OMI) lor the Ntalc lilltv W<* were so 111 Kill IS CHATHAM MKTi/cur.N I'l.SCAI AWAY SCOTCH I'i.AINS WI-STHKU) Stohilc I :i\\nrnmtrr S Chatham L,a«nm»»iT T * J Mow rr A Garden Smite ofi I'uwef M"«r Sli'lliiM Mimri Amli-tMin Lnwf!m..vMT Mt Inhrr's I ;Kintmmiucr Shot (90»> 5-lHOJOJ (WHJ98.1 I 117 .UMV-t.5 .June 9.1994 WMtfMd Record Rudys close Auster's after 50 years of service Mr. and Mrs. Irving Rudy have closed moved to Westfield in 1960, she was the felt related. Among them are Joe Mans- television or microwave and take it home go to the chains which buy in such huge Auster's, 143 E. Broad SU, after 50 years in bookkeeper and vice-president, "in charge field and Carmello Stevenson, who both and try it for a week? Or, if your refrigera- quantities that they can offer lower prices. business in Westfield of details." After the Austere passed away worked there for 39 years, and Olga De- tor, television, or laundry appliance broke, We sadly realized that if price was the only The General Electric appliance dealer- in the '70s, Rudy was in charge of the Marco Hackett, there for 18 years. what other store would give you a loaner consideration, our service, attention, and ship was begun immediately after World business which carried major household Mrs. Hackett wrote glowingly about her until yours was repaired?" personal help to each customer was not War II by Molly and Moe Auster, Mr.appliances, radios, small kitchen appli- association with the Rudys: "The Rudys Auger's was a "mom and pop" business being appreciated, so we couldn't con- VRudy's sister and brother-in-law. ances, fUrniture and gifts. have contributed much to our community, which thrived then but met increasing tinue." At first, Irving Rudy — always called The Rudys are proud that Auster's was and have always extended to their custom- competitive pressures since the mid '80s. The Rudys live in Westfield. They will "Rudy" — was in charge of service, repairs always run as a family business, with em- ers courtesies above and beyond what they As Rudy explains, "Our older customers now have time to visit their two married and deliveries. When he and Mrs, Rudy ployees of such long standing that they had to. Where could you go to purchase a were loyal 'tU the end, but younger people daughters and five grandchildren. Netravali receives honorary Optimists 4 doctorate from Swiss school CLUB ^ back Fourth "H Arun Netravali of Westfield re- Communications Sciences Re- Indian Institute of Technology in RT ceived an honorary doctoral degree search and director of the Technol- Bombay and received his master's s with bucks May 11 from the Ecole Polytech- ogy Conversion Laboratory at and doctoral degrees in electrical i *- M nique Federale in Lausanne, Swit- AT&T Bell Laboratories. In those Th« Optimist Club of Westfield has engineering from Rice University 1 rr r roles, he is responsible for research RRSRRMREiHf 1 ^Hl zerland. in Houston. supported the Bicentennial Fourth ,; The honorary degree was award- in all aspects of communication He is an adjunct professor at the and networking. of July program with a $1,000 corf: •. ed for his pioneering contributions Massachusetts Institute of Tech- He joined AT&T Bell Laborato- to digital television. nology and has taught graduate tribution. The formal presentation ries in 1972 from the National Dr. Netravali is vice president of courses at Rutgers University, City Aeronautics and Space Adminis- of the gift from the Optimists was College, Columbia University and tration. He was named head of Vis- made by club treasurer Steve Be- ual Communications Research in MIT. He is the author of more than Real estate 1978 and became director of Com- 100 technical papers and holds nlscrt, left, to Westfield Bicenten- puting Systems Research in 1983. more than SO patents in computer nial Festival and fireworks co- .courses set In 1990, he became manager of networks, human interfaces to ma- the company's high definition tele- chines, picture processing and digi- Chalrmen, Ned Fox, center, and vision (HDTV) program, and was tal television. Frank Midvaney at two sites named to his present position in He also serves on the New Jer- 1992. sey Governor's Committee on Those who wish to meet require* ; ments toward the New Jersey Real Dr. Netravali is a graduate of the Schools. , Estate Sales Licensing Examina- tion may take a state-mandated, L * non-credit principles course this summer at Union County College. Topics in "Principles of Real Es- EXCELLED SHEEPSKINS SUMMER Leather , tate" will include property inter- EAGLE &More ' ests, mortgages, deeds, title clos- WAREHOUSE SALE ings, liens, real estate law and eth- ics, agency relationships, and real TO THB PUBUC estate calculations. FENCE & SUPPLY E OPINING OUR Courses will run 6:30-9:30 p.m. SALES • INSTALLATION • REPAIRS • DO-IT-YOURSEU AGAIN WITH MOM JNSI Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thurs- • COMMERCIAL* RESIDENTIAL • WHOLESALE » RETAIL days, June 29-Aug. 25 (Cranford LONDON FOG ZIP LINED 7EG.SI49. 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CHAIR- Exc. cond., cap $75 632-8299 Personal! ROTTWEILER- left its A BABY. LOVE your baby. Happily mar- standards" for pleasure 85 dealers, open dally Coming Events shelter. Branchburg: & occasional perform- mother. Oh Mary, con- J100, 90B-469-6372 M1NI-REFRIG- 2.7 cu ft AND AFFECTION ried, chlldleei couple, ceived without sin, pray 10-S pm, brown male dog with great neighborhood, lots ances Please call tOt- WALL UNIT- for sale. $75 253-0282 a tier 6 some black markings on AWAITS YOUR 781-0457 or 901-781- tor us who have recourse WHITE NEWBORN. of playmate*. Call Mar- to thee (3K). Holy Mother. Wood with lighted area. MIRROR- 36X60, like tail and face; female sha and Dick 6424 FIREWOOD 3 doors. $75. 281-6806. black lab mix; smalt •CALL DEC ON VIN« I place this cause In your new $76 549-0977 •ANYTIME- 1-800-314-5433 hands (3x). Holy Spirit, get it while it's hot! black dog with white on PERSONAL PSYCHIC 550/truckload, hard- MOWER- 21' Snapper paws; gray striped fe- •1-C0O-230-2536- you who solve all prob- lems, light all roads so wood, seasoned, ready mulchr$100 722-2070 male cat with some red- ADOPTION- Happily TAROT CARD APPLIANCE SALE for winterl 908-725-3B* 2 2125 dish markings. Hilisbor- "MRS. D that I can attain my goal. MR COFFEE- Iced tea married couple would READINGS You who gave me the di- Rsfg. S85, washer/dryor ough: female yellow lab love to adopt white in- If broken hearted need $75. Fully guar'd.also FineWOOD-seasoned, under$100 maker new $25 725-4193 mix; black lab pup; SISTER 3UZAM vine gift to forgive and spilt, hardwood, & free W ME TO GIVE fant. Offers a home ol answers In love, financial service $19.95. 908-754- OAK BAR STOOLS- 3 young gray striped fe- Love? Success? Health? torget all evil against me 72OS or 231-1047 delivery. (908) 756-2678. gilt ol • lasting warmth, security, op- or health, will solve any and that In all Instances 1 BED- lor $30. set $50 632-829? male cat with white paws portunity and unlimited Difficult decisions, look problems. onshlp. Personal- ft neck; orange kitten. in my life you are with WASHER- $75. Dryer, 908-755-5763 OFFICE DESK- W/ad) love Call Bob 4 Valrle 1- into your future. Tarot Caret Half Price me, I want In this short IB yr*. experience Highland Park: American $65. Stove. S75. Refriglefrl - MM return $50 805-3070 Judy Yorlo'a Com- B00-388-S576 SPECIAL 1/2 PRICE prayer to thank you for AIR BREATHER PAN- Staffordshire. Somerset PSYCHIC READINGS, 908-789-3043 erator, $170. Can deliver. Flea Mavftots, Mt-707-VOM. Humane Society, Route all things as you contlrm Color console TV $100. Salem A Bazamn 15" 20 271-5078 PORTA CRIB- Fisher CALL FOR ONE FREE 35 yrs. exp. Dally 9-9 once again that I never Pis call 722-6329. Price $25 654-8010 22, North Branch. 908- Mnrtiie In the Ciiiiffledi QUESTION. 30 yrs. In ALUM EXT LADDER- 526-3330 want to be separated Cranford.»0S-a72-«791 Admits* In the CIBSSHM! from you In eternal glory. 28 new $65 722-9368 QUEEN MATTRES8- t In thtCJauVMi FOOD VENDORS t ffame $50 272-3850 Thank you lor your 2040 CftAFTERB— wanted for ALUM POOL/FILTER- mercy toward me and 4X19 $50 725-2430 summer craft festival. RECORDS- (200) 33 mine. The person must Sun. 8/7, 10-4pm. Spon- say this prayer 3 con- ANTIQUE FURNITURE- RPM 25 968-2220 sored by Bound Brook $50 call 725-8893 secutive days. After 3 *• BARN AUCTION * Area Chamber ot Com- RUG- 5XB orange/red SPRING CLEANING days, the request will be merce. Call 356-7273 or ANTIQUE LAMP stained shag accnt $25 805-3066 granted. This prayer SATURDAY 469-0434 glass, $100 968-2220 must be published after JUNE 11, 1H4 SEWING MACH Sears in the lavor Is granted.P.B. Sale begins at 10:00 AM BASEBALL CAROS com. cabnlS25 231-1142 E*VI GOT A BIG DIAL FOR mon 5000 $50 805-3070 Preview 9:00 AM 2100 SHAREWARE CATALOG PSYCHIC Free to a BASEBALL CARDS- on disk $2 777-1282 YOUR LITTLE THINGS READINQS Location: The Martin Farm sots $5 to $50 805-3070 SHOES- men's sz 11 By Dorothy liko new $5 pr 233-7358 Love, Health, Business 212 East Mountain Rd BEDROOM SET- 3pc Belle Meed. NJ COALS— 2 tons of pea- GENERAL MERCHANDISE SPECIAL— SPECIAUTarot readings $45 908-2989308 SILVER SET- 83 piece coal, for Iree, must pick $100 908-225-9144. $5 w/ad. For appi.cali Directions: From Somer- up, 90B-707-9711 BED— king, w/mirror & 9 Bound Brk 356-4004 vllle: Route 206 South, to drawers S39 4290380 SKATES- Ice hockey 2 lines x 3 weeks Ml. View Road (Mobile DP EXERCISE Bauer $8 699-1021 REACH FOR THE STARS MACHINE- w/weights BLOUSES- 32 14-18 $2 What's In your future? Gas Station) turn right, handbags S1. 232-5195 go to East Mt. Fid.. 1st and bench, 908-526-3535 SLEEPING BAGS- (2) Use this coupon for: Your ad Lova? Success? * lucky brand new $45 356-7520 #s. Dally Horoscope 1- house on right. Auction FIREWOOD BMX BIKE- good cond $50/olhars. 755-2670. (Please check one) cost is: 9O0-267-770O ext. 3241. signs will tie posted I SNARE DRUM- Pearl 2.99/mln. Must be 18 yrs. 9OB-226-9631 BOYS CLOTHES- size exp llrst $50 549-3471 old. Pro Call Co., 1516 E. Partial Listing: Wood- 6-12 SOC 356-7520 Bel! Rd. Pho. AZ. working Equipment • FREE TO GOOD SOFA BED- 9XC cond .. the item you are selling is $50 or under...$FREE$ . 602-954-7420 flockwelTShaper, 10" Ra- HOME— 1 long-haired BRICKS- new blond $50 908-722-9368 dial Arm Saw. Scroll kitten; 1 short-haired kit- $20 885-1620 If the item you are selling is over $50 but not more than $100.,.$2.00 SWISS STUDENT- In- Saws, New Chop Saw, ten, both black/white, 6 SPEAKERS- $50 ea, terested In reading, Power Hacksaw, 6x 48" wvks old * females. Hava CHINA— lor 6 * serving nila stands $25 754-4507 "you are giving away the item...$FREE$ sports. Other Scandina- Belt. 9 Disc Sandor, shots. Adorable!! 900- biuo/green $25 B05-3O7O STEPPER- Precor 718E vian. European, South Grinder Drills, Chain 469-6945 $100 632-8299 American, Asian High Saw, Router, Hundreds CLOTHES CABINET- — FIRST LINE — School Exchange Stu- of Hand Tools, Plumbing metal $10 2330016 STEREO- RCA 8 spkr dents arriving August. Tools, pipe Threader, Advertise In the ClM$tlfl$d! CLUB CHAIRS- pnir wdn cbnt $50 722-2070 Become a Host Family/ Vise, Cutters, Diamond $50, good cond 725-8145 •ill I I 1 I I I I 1 I I I 1 AISE. Call Kathleen 808- Tipped Masonry Hole STEHEO- w/tapedeck, COFFEE TABLE- $25. apkra $100 72S-B504 — SlCONO LlNC — 381-3340 er 1B0O- Saws. Antiques -Trunks, 2110 Sibling. Oak Serpentine Dresser, Furniture wall unit $35 201-6006 STORM WINDOW8- Chairs. Beds, Glassware. COFFEE TABLE- glasr. WHo 32x39 S6 463-8932 YOUR CLASSIFIED AD Hundreds ol Books, |; I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I CAM BE PUBLISHED IN top $15 72D-0H93 TIBES- 2 14" & 2 15" Magazines. Furniture • BED— Brass, queen 92 NEW JERSEY NEWS- Kitchen Sets, Desk, COUCH- lovosont $50 (or both. 755-5783 PAPERS WITH ONE complete with Ortho mat- Dreaaera, Tables, Mir- Iross set. Unused In box Chnlr $100 704-9514 EASY PHONE CALL AND rors, Chairs. Miscel- TOILETflTANK- Amer FOR ONE LOW PRICE, Cost $1000 sell $300 CRADLE/SWING- foi sl(( $50 276-B349 laneous Item* • Automo- 90B-906-2067 FOR ONLY $219.00 tive Parts, Wheels & Sup- baby $50 561-1932 YOUR AD WILL REACH TRIM LUMBER- $25; plies, New Building Sup- BED- Brass, queen Illkni $20 908-755-5763 OVER 1.2 MILLION plies, Solid Wood Doors, complete with Ortho mat- CRIB— w/mntlroSB SMI HOMES THROUGHOUT Stain Glass Windows, treas aet. Unused In box. D00-302-0!i22 TV— 13" color remolo THE STATE CAL1. Bathroom Ceiling fans, W PSJO2B2 Bttor 0 FOBBES CLASSIFIED AT Coat $1000 soil $32G W in,m IHI|III Tub, Shower, Toilets, In- 900-906-20B7 Bind $R0 757-0127 flO TV— is- color w/remole 1-000-559-9495, ASK alant Hot WatOf Hoator, Imlructioni: FOR JOYCE OR KRISTIN 10' Aluminum Boat, John BR FURNITURE- Dosk ELECTROLUX nil) "I Is $35 271-B07B FOR ALL THE DETAILS Deere Riding Mowmr Ex- ft baclilor chnsl w/liutch- 9liii!Ti|Kiom $!»() ?!'? 9l!il UNSPLIT FIRBWOOO- 1. Print on« (1) letter in each space. Allow one (1) ABOUT SCAN- ufl, sin. Hlghtioy, Exc. ercise Equipment, Musi- I inn lur pickup B80-689B tpoce between words and on* (1) space for STATEWIDE CLASSIFIED cal Instruments, Cam- c o^i d JM 50 Ji0 9-3 2 30 ENCYC- Hiiliumira w bkco !jfi $!>C) HO!>:i(Hif> WASHCR7DRViR~- $70 AD NETWORK. flraa, Toys, Household BR SRT— 4 pc. w/mntch- appropriate punctuation, Horns and much, much END TAI1LES- (?) V.".< on 90B.233.O777. 2000 ing lump, new rnnltres & 2. All adf for rterm priced $51 - SI00 must be morsl box spring, $fjOO/nO onch H()ll-2B1-fltl0fl WEIGHTS- A wo)(|lil ron S/U.C 7 prepaid, pleat* enclose $2.00 payment. Cull 908-703-957:3 ENTERTAINMENT CTR tionrh $ 100 28-B504 Terms: Cash or clinch 3. All adi mutt include price and phone number. DAYBED- Wlillo linn wimp $50 \mn-niM W8TQHBe ¥EHUMIDI FR with valid NJ Driven Li- brass complete with 7 (into off SSO SOS-3000 4. Individual* only qualify for this rale; no businesses, cense FtaURINCS- Ilkn pirn urlhu innltfossos Un- rnrnnnls lli/$y!i 7?!i-4 l[i:i 5. No cancellations or refunds usod In box. Cost $110!) Ho fluyera Premium nl nail $:i?rj 9Ofl-?()O7 FISH TANK- njmiiliili. 3190 6. Forbei ressrves the right to limit quantity of FREE Ihla Snlnl nlnitor $11) /,"> 'iii'ii OAVBtiD- Wlilto iron General adi. Tor your comfort, p hrnsa corn|>loli> wllM V FISHFR fltlCC hlli hmi Merchandise tiring your uwii r.hnlr oitlnj innttro»9(ii A %v>, n'ii MI;1!] fitim / U|> iMinclln U'li n CHEVY Iniiinln, ?»• Mall to: Forbes Newspaper!, rur mom Information Dux FLOOR WAXf-lt ImlfiM %VU dully 'PD VV*> 'M'M 'Hilt v.rcoloi TV, ir> "Spring Cleaning", lilftiinn (nil •u| /1I1 1 tii|iBi, Mnynnvin 2010-3100 OININU HM Illlirltoi fHUITWOOl) HUICII ilninn, itlt'lllldl. book- P.O. Box 699, Somerville, NJ 08876 FIIRNCH'S AUCTION ijliiiB (tri ^ijtl Dll'i Ill/n aoio Antiques BRRVICE ill wixxl, rtinil nlnlnn f tiqn, Inmpe.vltlnn IMII Applianceplia s nnk, RmiMlry Frnnrli, OAR CJOILL !ionn im«/ •>'M, IIKIII tiWtJfJOtil zoao I1V0 niuaotcinn I nun 1 zoao Art ilrlduowotm, NJ I un n thru, llgtiliul liilli I hLimi>i 1>n'i fi'i; tv,'wi «f)'s My 3 |iu curved • i7 00 oor) rWf. txliwill be accepted by coupon only. 2040 Auction* 90B B3«-3O7y %»!)<) Rvclrnom Mn 1 •MiillMiinl, $t»(| rinl-iillVB h r n q q It nil, / OOI.DPN IKIOK v Nn phoMii tmjffft, pl*ot*. 2000 Clothing Put 2B3-002I I,,-", (HI1. KiliC, 20(10 Collectible* Col, Frank Law rroruii ANTIQUi COLDWeLL • Coupon tii« oUo available ol the ClrtstifimJ Dfl|ll of 2070 Computer* Auctioneer linniillful viinlly 1.i!"i' Ml HAT HTANM LAWN MOVUMH- |«|?(| Z080 Furrn a Qnrilen Mombm NJ A Nnllnnnl Mrtixol tritMf 4MI1H1H '- ln.(t 'h't'. I 1 yl wnlnf noiilDd 1^(1(1 20(8 firewood Aiu.illonnnri Aoiurlilinii ill in r ill n tll'll All 10 I "I III j i;y| ivnltii IIIOIBII Flea Market*. fiiml Mnvlf)t), mult in rtOAT S'IIJU tiwltl lnnnlllli« 2130 2130 21*0 auo Omnmrml BAHAMA CRUISE DID YOU EXERCISE EQUIP- LOSE 12 LB. IN 7 MIRRORS- (15) Brand daye/4 night*. Under- KNOW... Mini-Max gym, 6 man. DAVS- The 10 hr. Wafer new, 4B"x100"x 1/4". lookedl Must selll Lim- that an ad In this local old. coit S200 sell for diet! Send S1 & a lg. easy to cut, free delivery, ted tickete. 1279/couple. paper also goss Into 22 $100, call 908-752-7006 SASE for sample & $89 each 1-800-647-7679 (407)7074100, Ext. 664 other loesi papers? information package: Mon.-Sat. BAM-10PM Reach over 380,000 LANDSCAPING Nature's secret, 1 3 EQUIP.- 61"Scag, 7416 NATURAL BCD—, Desk, A weighi readers with one call! Benninqton Way, Belle 1. hr.s. storage container, Mead. NJ, 085C2 21M 2120 bench w/free weights, 72 Ford dump (ruck, & table & chair*. 908-968- OININO RM. TABLE- much more! 908-248- METAL ROOFING A SIO- Pure Black Angus beef 6219 aft. 4:30 pm Thomasvllle, 46X83, 12B5 ING— for housea/barns. from local farm. ALL nat- glass top w/oriantial Incredible proven prod- ural, no steroids, hor- NOTICE: All QARAOE DUNCLLCN- 300 Block MIDDLESEX- 420 SO. FIAINMELD- BOO BLUE PRINT MA- LIKE NEW~ 93 Rascal uct. Super attractive. Low mones, or antibiotics. SOMERVILLE- 20 CHINS— KNE/Ozalid brass inlays, w/fl uphol- 240, 3 wheel electric SALES advwtlMfnwite of 2nd It., Sat. 6/11; Senece Ave., June 11; Wooden Ave.; (off Hamil- stavry chairs, asking cost. Easy installation. Tender & delicious. 9am-3pm. Toya, clothing, 8sm-4pm. Name Brand*, anif laii AWA Ant si A* PV450, amonla based, scooter w/deluxe pkg. in- •nMVABLE IN AD- ton Blvd) 6/11, 12, 9-3. a^SPvl-BTtvBV PV^TV e^Svej- fjPlf $1800. China cabinet Guaranteed 20 years. We $2.39 Ib. No hidden baseball card*, jewelry. Curtains, toy*, teen & Baby Items ft clothe*, S750. Call 906-725-1990. cluding, flip up arms, cut to the Inch. Fast De- charges. Cut, wrapped Frl 6/10 Sat 6/11 9am- avail. Call 906-668-0934 front & rear baskets, VANCE by cash, Something foe Everyoner baby clothe* 12-18 mo., HH goods, tools, etc. 5pm. Moving, Everything CUSTOM FLORAL- livery! Free Literature & labeled for your freez- Check, VISA or Master etc. excel, condition. $5 ENCORE OUAUTV CON- horn, swivel seat & 717-656-1814 er. This is NOT a freezer EDISON- Woodbrook SO. PLAINFIELO- Ever, tOMERVILLEMustgol - 364 soli ft love-seat $925, power seat lift., Asking Card. For a quote on Corners (off Park Ave) fill* a bag after 1pm. 2"solld oak 42' round SIGNMENTS- Clothing, plan. Glenview Farrrj, . (Rt.26 to Karri* TR onto green Lane, Sat. 6/11 ft WHHamSL, 6/11 A 6/12; Jewelry, furs, antique*, $3000. 908-234-2081 coat, plaasa call Sat. 6/11 Ralndai* 6/12, Sun. 6/12; 9-4pm. Huge 6-4pm. Antiques, baby table S120, Breuer chairs 908-832-2122. L»«V*; 9-2pm. Sale* throughout Hooker TR onto Senecs). »5, wood kit. chairs, 10 collectibles, home fur- AoVsrtits in (he CfHifffedi name & Tel#. j 1-W0-SM-94W. Multl Family Oarage a. furn., (2) 10spd. bikes, nishing*. 123 Claremont development NO. PU>D.- 41 Felrvlew Moving Salel hhsld., weight bench a. tpd bikes W0. slate pool table, whit* twin bed S10, Road, Barnardsville, T-F Adi in C/aaiffVed PAR HILLS- 13 Dumont Ave 6/11112, 10am-4pm. SOMERSBT- 22 Car- weighi*. dome*. 10-6, Thun. 8, Sat. 10-5. METUCHEN- Apt. con- •IDMINSTM- Old BR Set, clothes, TV, Qai Air cond.s S30, 906-520- doni cost — Advertise Rd.;6/11, 10-4pm. Tool*, man St.] 6/11-12, 10- SOMSRVILLE- 61 6344 9O6-768.7T6O tent* for tale. LR.BR, kit 'arm Lane (follow sign* clothing, some Infant*, dryer 4 lamp* * furn. 6pm, H/H item*, tool*, They ptyl incl.TVTVCR, microwsve, In thm from Lamlngton or Old PleMstene Dr., Sat. 6/11; kit Items, books, lawn •HSCATAWAY- 342 clothes, gowns, much 9am-4pm. Toy* (Little AdvmrHtm In thm Clmmmlflmdl computer-Shelf 603-9060 Dutch) 6/10 1 11, 9-1 pm. mower, old Singer ma- morel Moving 3»l«l Country & Hamilton Blvd.; 6/10, 11. Tikes, F. P., etc.) Books, chine In cabinet, and 9-5. Electric stove, organ, Housewares, lot* morel antique turn. OR »•!, Lg. moral Rain date B/12. SOMERSET- 2S Hill houas planti, aphol- bicycle*, ml«c. Ave.|(off Hamilton St a SOUTH BRANCH- 1320 •tcrsd rattan rjraat rm. OREEN BROOK- Mov- fISCATAWAV- 26 JFK Btv) Sat ft Sun.6/11, Orchard Dr.; 6/11, 9- i*t. stesper sofa, 2 ing Salel House hill. 34 Sefton Circle, Sat. 6/11 12.10.4pm.Moving tele. 2PM, Giant Yard Sale, ihairs w/ottoman* 4 i«- Woodcrest Lane, Sat. a/ ft Sun. 6/12; 9am-5pm. Fum. HH, DR tbl, etc. Furn., tools, jewelry, plaa, muchirw ITS TIME FOB 11, 9-4pm. Rt. 22 to Cra- Multl Family. MOVING. SOMERSET- DeMott misc. Item*, too much mer follow signs, Tam- Furn., household, cloth- too 11*1! MHNAHDSVIUE- 123 bour desk, Ethan Allen Lane * Cedar Or»ve,(ofl Ing, smsll sppllsnces, New Brunswick). Sat. SOUTH PLAINFIELD ClaramwH Head; Almost side board, Sofa, lg. qua- computer part*, misc. otw- Clothing, J«w«lry, nlty of small Items, ga- 6/11; 9-6pm. Community 3226 Santa Road furs, AceaHorlat. Fine rage full. SCOTCH PLAINS- IMS Oarage Sale-Trendmaker June 11th, 9AM-5PM. quality homa furniihlngs, Marybeth Ct., Sat. 6/11; North. Rain date 6/2$. Multi-Familyl! Baby & ant)qu*a, collectible*, MANVILLE- 1312 9-1 pm. Divorcee Oarage DlrTurn on to Hexham, varlou* household Items. from consignment* & se- areas St.: 6/11. 9-4. Oar. Sale'. Fine china. Furn., follow to Bolton Ct. Look fect dealers. & Estate sale. Rocking LLadros, AC, Bumper for balloons. WARREN- 14 Stony M.00 Off purchase of chair, organ*, furn, toola, Pool table, space heater, Brook Dr., Sat. 6/11 A •aw mach. antique quilt SOMERVILLE- 10 Sun. 6/12; 10-4pm. Furn.. |2S or morel cryttal. PC, etc. Nottingham Way, . INCORK QUALITY frame. Polish record*. Baby Items, snowplow, SCOTCH PLAINS— 1M2 Frl. 6/10 A Sal, 6/11; much, much morel . CONWQNMENTS MARTINSVILLE- 1613 9-3pm. Something (or Dealer co-op apace avail. Parkwood Dr.teff Mar- WESTFIELD- 700 block Washington Valley Rd.; tine) Sat. 6/11; 10-4. Fur- Everyonel Tue-F 10-6,Thura. HIS Estate Sale-Moving! 6/10, Coleman PI.; 6/11, 9- GAR Sat. 10-5, niture, clothing, bric-s- SOMERVILLE- lit 3pm. something for ev- 11, 9am-4pm. Fine china brae, much, much morel ; Mft.7M.mo pcs., silver, glataware, Eastern Ave 8/11, 9- eryone! Place Your $15 Garage Sale Ad & Receive" antiques, furn, videos, 4pm. Bike*, tapes, BOUND MtOOK- Marl- BKILLMAN- 111 tun- clothe*, old camera*, DID YOU • FREE Signs fen St. (Block Sale-10 kitchenware, Christian aetRd. Sat. 6/11, 9-2pm. book* & tapes,HH Item*. books, ramps, comics & KNOW... homes) Sat. e/11, 8am- Furniture, bike, ping records and more! that an ad In this local • FREE Inventory Sheet fpm. Everything from pong table, air hockey, paper also goe* Into 22 efothlna to furniture. New MIDDLESCX- Dayton clothing, etc. Ave. (Block Sale), Sat. other local papera? • How To Run A Successful Garage Sale A used Item*. Ralndale Reach over 360,000 S/12. 6/11; 9-2. Qlrlt/bOV* SO MAINFIELD— Elliott ACTS In clolh*i-0-6x; toy*, HI PI; Annual block salel off readers with one cam • Rain Date Guarantee III- 103 chair, HH items, etc. Hamilton Blvd. Sat June tfontcost — 1-B00.6M.S4SB Ave e/n. s- 11,9am-3pm Tftaypay/ 4pm. Something for av- MnrtrserfftfwClissMsdf Rain or shine. AaVsrfise In tfte CJassffisoV eryone. Cheapll anioaiwATEft- 173 MSfte «t (eft Otd York); When you •dmniM yow lutfe Mk Kids' clothe*, books, in Forte. Newcpncn* Cbuifob. baseball csrds, baby CA$H you'll |M EVERYTHING you need items-»4.6/11,12. to mtks your nit profitable. •ftlDOIWATER- aSS FRBB AWARD-WINNING KIP White Oak flld«* *td. in on Fill in 1 character per box, allowing for spaces and punctuation as necessary. Sat. 6/11, 8-4pm. Mov- D tOO brujfct yellow price idckai ing I Houaehold Hems, BiweidoKu rigni with irrowt Additional lines ad $1 each, use separate sheet of paper if necessary. furniture, toys your Blip then on haw u nm the MIC Name •KIDQIWATER- 41 a G coupon tor fret Vmthcr prooT Country Club M; 6/10- •d is cue of nia Address. 11, 8:30-4PM, 10 fami- GARAGE- lies, great trtaaurea al CUSTOMERS one location! Furn., Phone Clothes, toy*, etc. Come pkn Oxk weckh buyk| route they City State see for yourself we ?«*«• CUN&OV POAM ••UDOEWATER- SS3 OtMifledi !• retd by 400,000 VISA/MC# EXP. DATE Madison Ave. 6/11 & 12, tmim tknuffwut IO efCeninl 9-1 pm. Moving Salel J«M« YOM *d wffl atmcc buyen Mail With Check or Money Order To: Must sell! mowers, gar- from VttdScU » Bnoehburi tnd den/house tools, toys, Bedmiomr to Bake Metd. Classifieds - Forbes Newspapers P.O. Box 699 Somerville, NJ 08876 furniture, household OFFER EDPIM911/3S/M Items * ladder. miDQCWATER- North Forbes Ave (off Mllitown Rd) smiruiii Sat June 11th, 8-3pm To place your ad, call 1-800-559-9495 *Wa« «M pket« MM JMMV 1t*S something for everyone. OR CALL 1 -800-559-9495 CONTRACTING DRIVEWAY & ROOFING AIR CONDITIONING FEATURING . . . The Driveway & Roofing Company CONSTRUCTION CO. • Driveway Paving • Seaicoating "Building & Remodeling" IffloHPWG QVAimnmcF. FOR OUR SO mwH • Siding & Roofing • Paving & All Types of Repair Specializing in: Recondition alter this winter's Heating and Air Conditioning • Additons & Add-A-Levels severe storm damage Sales & Service • Kitchens & Bathrooms • Roofing • Rubber, Shingles, • Windows & Decks Hot Tar, Etc. • Patchwork • a YORK "We handle the complete NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL e Humidifier* e Electronic Air-Cleaner* job with personal service Same Day Service • Clock Thermo*tata • Attic Fan* at the right price" FREE ESTIMATES! • Biownln fntuJatfon 1-201-730-3454 Westfield 233-6222 908-548-9877 FUEL OIL AIR CONDITIONING SALES & REPAIRS DRIVEWAYS (30 Years in Business) Call For ALL IMIASI Service or Air Conditioning CENTER TV Fuel Oil • Heating 907 Wood Ave. • Roselle ALL YEAR • Installation and Service SERVICE 908-276-0900 Residential Commercial Resiiieniinl & Conimmial Asplmli Work In Business Since 1973 276-2331 Driveways • Parking Areas • Si-iilni): Resurfacing • Curbing • Sidewalk1, it Cmim-ir Reel-Strong Fuel FREE EST. 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Art director, strong Interested in joining the sales man- clerical skills, accuracy 4 Substitute Nurse for special We offer: some typing required, 12 KNOCKING! agement team of one of Central hr./wk. interest in education school for multi- Graphic art a plus but New Jersey's leading weekly news- • TRAINING not req.. lie*, hr.i, handicapped students. RN and applicant to work three paper groups? • HEALTH INSURANCE dsys/wk., am or pm, Take control of your career, your We're looking for a sales oriented NJ certificate required. - LIFE INSURANCE please call personal 908- 789-0900 life and your future. Find out individual to enhance and expand • VACATION DID VOU our successful classified Conuicl: • HOLIDAYS KNOW .. . why hundreds of Weidel This little ad can be read marketshare. 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LONG TERM • P/T Experienced prtferred Qood starting salary A Medical experience: 908-722-3000 ext. 6201 or send Som«ri»t Co. looking for but will train. Excellent benefits. RN/LPN preferred. Man- SUPERVISOR- for someone w/AmlPro or training program, great CALL tOS-IOB-OSOO agement experience & school age child care Find out what a career in real estate can mean your resume, history, and re- Microsoft Word for Win- income potential, com- computer literacy rog. Bedminster school. quirements in strictest confidence dowt & good clerical pany bonuses, no fran- SECRETARIES W/W.F*. ESSENTIAL. This is &I-F, 3-6ptn, Start 9/7. to you, and how you can make it happen. skill* to work 3 dayi/wk, chise fees. Take ine High Power Temps hands on management Req.: Cert, teacher 4/or to P.O. Box 699 Somerville, NJ 4 hr»/day, begin mid- most Important step lor needs Dependable, Qual- with leadership qualifica- 3 yrs child care exp. Also June. Call for appt. /our career, call now to ified Temporary Employ- tions necessary. Please adult aide or college 08876 earn how to incrtate ees to fill job orders from ssnd resume to: student. Start 9/7, some Tuesday, June 14th BRYANT TEMPORARIES your Income and earn our client companies In P.O. Box S023 exp reqd. For info con- 25S Old New Brune. Rd. what you are worth! Call this area. Somerville, NJ 08B76 tact Bobbi 908-271-2844. PISCATAWAY, NJ Adsle Zlelinskl, Mgr. lor a HIGH POWER TEMPS fbrbes lOi East Union Ave> TELEMARKETBR— (90S) Ml-0440 confidential interview from 7pm-9pm NEWSPAPERS Bound Brook, N J OaSOS 3080 Appt. setter for existing •IDMINSTER OFFICE SOS-8SO-91SS customers. Eves, M, T, W, 6pm-9pm. Experience S080 8080 •0S-7IM00O WEICHBRT REALTORS SECRETARY pret'd. Easy work, good call for reservations Full time Secretarial posi- pay. Call 908-806-2389 QMMM PIICINT S^VR AC- tion available lor an indi- COUNTING QRAD- ACCOUNTANT- Part TELEMARKEDNQ WEIDEL vidual with experience in time for financial services Great Hours 10AM-1PM or LANDSCAPE to fill Jr Accountant/ the clerical field and a LABORERS Admin starting pos. w/ co. Computer knowledge or 6PM-9PM. Earning Collage Students DRIVERS working knowledge of a mutt. 534-6344. 5100+ per wk. at our call for a confidential Experienced drivers Shtaron Environmental Cranford CPA firm. Com- Personal Computer! (Mi- Design, conveniently lo- puter, Lotus,WP profi- Union Office. Call interview SUMMER needed lor #1 LI mo Co. crosoft Word/Excel and CASHIER- for gift shop 908-8S8-U61 FT/PT positions avail. cated on Route 31 In cient. Send rtaume: Lotus). Individual must in Embassy Suits, Piscat- WORK Knowledge of Trl State Hope well, N.J. It accept- Forbes Newspapers,Bo« have a professional busi- away. Must be able lo VET. TECHINICIAN- START AT $10.50 aroa a must. Protssiional ing application* for fuIt- 215,P.O.Bo« flSt, Somer- ness like appearance, de- drive. Start immediately. June Employment, No drivers need only apply lime laborers and golf ville, NJ, 08S76. tail oriented, and have Call between 7-2 or 5-10 Experience neccessary, BRDGEWATER HOPEWELL Local Cities ol Nat I Co. courae employees. Expe- Mon.-Thurs. RECEPTIONIST/OEN. good telephone and ad- at 980-0500, ext. 621. 2 pm to closing, some 672 Route 206 North 45 West Broad Street now filling Summer posi- 9am-12 noon. rience In commercial ministrative skills. Pleas* Sat.s required, call 908- 10ns. Scholarships. landscape maintenance OFFICE- Busy engi- it -sir -it £ GARDEN STATE LIMO neering firm looking for sand resume and salary 276-1661 Bridgewater,NJ 08807 HUSBOROUGH/ HopewefNJ 08525 Looks good on a luture or golf course mainte- requirements or come In CLEANING PERSONS- St NWfl* Rd. nance helpful. Transpor- mature minded, respon- (Mt)MM20O MONTGOMERY AREA |tO9)4tt-1224 resume. All majors OK. No. Arlington, NJ. sible individual who is to complete tn applica- wanted, exp. only need 3-15 credits. 704-M5S. tation Is a mustl Cat! tion In parson at: The (201) 9*7-736* (SOt) 4S6-0SM between flexible with various du- apply, call 908-429-9207 9090 CUNTON 302 Route 206, Triangle Road FLEMNQTON e«1 Ml.Tony Union Ctntsr National • • • • ties. Excel phone, filing, Lv. msg. HisboroughrNJ 08876 9-5. typing & word process- Bank, 2485 Morrli Av- 109Route173 405 Route 202 CONSTRUCTION DRIVERS enue, Union, NJ, O70B3. (906)3597100 Driving small dump truck Straight & tractor. FfT for LAWN/YARD WORK ing (AUIPro a plus) Send CLERICAL POSTION NOTICE: All EMPLOY- Clinton, NJ 08809 Flemington, NJ 08822 resume to P.O. Box 219. Only resumes with salary For busy cardiology with some hand work in- local work. Dispatched High School student requirements will be con- MENT WANTED adver- (906)7364000 (906)7824100 wanted. North Pltlntleld office In Brldgewater. Ro- stalling black top drive- from Rarltin Center. RECEPTIONIST- full sidered. EOE, M/F/V/H tisements are PAYABLE ways. call: Clean CDL req'd. 2 yrs area. ipomibllities include fil- 908-757-4217 time tor busy growing ca- ing, mailing and assisting IN ADVANCE by cash, I 908-722-2330 e«p. In Metro area. rlodiolgy office In Bridge- SECRETARY office manager on spe- * * * * water. Hours 9-5. Op- Whitshoute Sla. financial check, VISA or Master 5OOO (901) aas-MM MAINTENANCE WORK- cial projects. Hours 10-2. awo soso CONSTRUCTION 10«m-3pm ER— Repair A mainte- portunity for advance- services Co. seeks expe- If interested call office Card. For a quote on EMPLOYMENT Employment* Career oriented people DRIVERS nance of buildings & ment. It interested call of- rienced detail oriented manager at 526-8668 cost, please call Tractor Trailers, Straight grounds at county sta- flee manager 526-8668 full charge secretary. Genera/ need. Experienced in CLERICAL/AS8T.- to 1-80O-559-9495. 8010 general construction. Truck, 2 years experi- bles In Basking Ridge. Computer knowledge a ence, good driving (Call 908-766-2489. hear- RESTAURANT must. Accounting Firm or disabled woman in Career Tntotnf Must have a valid driver's NOW HIRING for lunch & Mortgage Co. experience Piscataway home, Flex, ATTENTION BANK TRAINER license and basic hand record required. Call ing impaired 908-528- RESPONSIBLE WOMAN (BOB) 225-2100 4762) EO6. daytime positions. Flex- • plus.t0s-B34.27JI. hours, Ideal lor Retiree. AVAILABLE- for care of WAREHOUSE/PALLET/ tools. Contact Eric. Ibis scheduling, sdvance- Housewife or Highschool SELECTORS Individual must have tell- sick or elderly. Light er and/or Platform experi- (201) 227-8886 DRIVERS— Get on board MAJOR TELEPHONE ment opportunities. SECRETARY- Financial student, 908-463-9058 PANT TIME POSITONS Services Co. seeks housekeeping and cook- BAR-TENDING ence and must be very with the rising star! OTfV COMPANY— now hiring. Excel, lor homemakers ing. Excellent references. TRAINING 6pm to 2am-3 nights organized. Knowledge of CONTROL PERSON/ Technician, Installers, ac- or students. Wendy's, experienced, detail- DENTAL HVG.IENIST Mon. Thur. Frl. BOARD SECRETARY Shorthaul opportunities, Call 908-247-3455. Modern tropical bar compliance procedures home weekly (shorthaul). count service raps, op- 1010 Stelton Rd., Plsea- oriented, full charge Part Time-Wednesdays a Must have experience helpful. Must be able to F/T position responsible porators. No exp. neces- taway. (»O*) f 1-O040. secretary. Computer must. HHItborough area. selling, 1 on 1 training, using a Hand up batttry for work flow In construc- assigned late mode) Job assit. avail, 424-1403 conduct training classes equipment, excellent sary. For information call knowledge a must. 1-owe operated pallet jack for tion and zoning office, Restaurant- Bookeeplng skills a plus. 91O0 n both a working and pay/benefits. BURLING- 1-219-736-4715 axt. DOUBLE YOUR major distribution co. 3 classroom environment- processing permit ap- Waiter/waitress: 90M34-2722 shift* available, O/T after plications and lntp»cllon TON MOTOR CARRIERS F2617. 9am-9pm INCOME! 9020 Please send resume and 1800-JOIN-BMC. EOE Tirsd of Being on Your 40/hrs Various locations reports: may serve at MECHANIC BICYCLE- Fest? SUPERINTENDENT Double your lunl sell lor CttHd Can Wanted salary requirements to: ABST— Experienced in n Essex, Union & Mid- Personnel, P.O. Sox 12. secretary to on* or more DRIVERS— make a ca- 2 yrs mm experience. Make your own sched- 2 party plans Instead of dlesex Counties. Some boards. Strong public re- reer change that will earn Wheel building helpful. ule, meat your own mechanical, plumbing, one. X-Mas around the Edison. NJ. 08818. electrical with LP BLACK BABYSITTER- 3 days/ positions in a cold envi- Only resumes with salary lations skills required; up great pay and ben- FT position avail. NJ needs! Mobile Walter/ world and gifts, Free kit Some tuli listed in thil clai- ronment. Please call must be compter literate, efits. J.B. Hunt, one of Driver's Lie. necessary. Waitress for take out taxi, SEAL for multi-family & training, The best iificttuuu may require a fee wk. 7am-6pm, Wesllield requirements will be con- dwelling. Non-Kve-ln po- lor 7 mo. old. Must have Valerie or Susan at MS* sidered. EOE, M/F/V/H able to work independ- America's largest and Excellent oppty for fu- hiring Central S Mid- Hostess program, also in purcliasc information axper/rels/own trans. 632-9100 or apply In ently and handle chal- most successful trans- ture! Call John 651-8060 dlesex Countiei. $9-12/ sition. Competitive salary booking parties, call: aucOiir materials regarding 908-317-9440 Iv. msg person at: lenging situations profes- portation companies, can hour. Sign on Bonus. + benellts. Apply In per- 908-847-3383 career' ut'jcstmcnti itntttor BANKING sionally: must be well or- MEDICAL BILLING/RE- son to: W»stfleld Sr. Citi- SUPERIOR help you learn how to Musi have own car. Part FASHION ADVISOR oppnrtitnilivt. EXP. CARE OIVER- for PERSONAL ganized and detail ori- obtain a career as a pro- CEIPTS— Business of- Time/Full Time. Call tens Housing, 1133 Boy- PERSONNEL INC. a fice of large medical Wear & show ladles jew- newborn and toddler, in LEGAL SERVICES ented. Prior experience fessional over the road 777-1101. nton Avs., Westfield, AVON SALES our Bridgewater/Martins- BANKING REP In data entry, handling practice in Bridgewater 908-233-5898. elry 2 eves. $125. No in- All areas 100 Wood Ave.So. truck driver. You'll earn vestment, 908-756-3066 villa home, to assist Full time position avail- cash and maintaining ac- top pay and receive a hat excellent 35 hr. wk. For inlormation call laelln, NJOSUO • able In our customer ser- oppty. for individual with TRUCK DRIVER i-eOO-M2-22t2 mom, beginning July, 908432-9900 curate records; knowl- comprehensive benellis QROOMER- Dogs & Mon.-Frl,, 30-40 hr., Exp., vices area. Banking loca- edge of permitting and medical billing experi- Wanted tor scaffold co. package. Training Is COL req'd, excellent cats, P/T, exp., call 90S- CLEANING FRAN- N/S, own trans, light ions in Berkeley Heights construction process available for Inexperi- ence Familiarity with 489-2633 housekeeping, ref req,, AUTO TECH and Union, Individual preferred. Must be able managed care payments, starting pay 1 benefits. CHISE- BUILD A FAM- enced persons so don't RETAIL SALES ILY BUSINESS. Let the 908-302-0322 CLASS A * B must have general bank- to work one evening per hesitate, Call: 1-800-845- ICD-9-CM, CPT and com- SHOE TOWN Plsaee call: H.8. QIRL- needed after GM experience lor ing knowledge In tho cus- week. Salary DOQ, lull puter input required. Call MM-SOS-OSOO ServiceMaster Family 2197. Experienced driv- Various locations. Flex school for 2Vi> hts/day 10 help your family start F/T CHILD CARE Kemper Pontiac & omnr service area, capi- benefit package; detailed ers call 1-800-368-8538. 908-725-8500 hrt. Excellent benefits. assist director in privale NEEDED- 7/11 - B/26. TRUCK DRIVER/TRAC- your own residential or Cadillac. tal savings and DDA, and cover letter with refer- EOE/Subject to drug Experience pref'd. Call TOR TRAILER- FT. home daycare. Piscat- 7:30am-6pm, M-F. Come CALL 908-469-4100 ability to cross-sell all ences and salary history MORTGAGE commercial cleaning screen. PROCESSOR Sandra Wleskus 1-800- metro arts deliveries for away area, 865-1327 Ifanchiso. Fortune 500 to our Brldgewater home. Bank Products. Heavy to Borough Admlnslralor, 888-8834, *xt.317. 2 girls. 7*5. Tidy, non- AUTO PARTS Experienced only for company In Somerville company offering unique customsr and telephone tot South Main SI., Man- DRIVER- Boom Truck KARATE smoker, have own car COUNTER PERSON contact and ability to rowing Mortgage Co. area. CDL class A lie. re- training & Marketing sup- villo. NJ 08835 Driver wanted for block SALES PP.OS NEEDED! quired. Excellent oppty, INSTRUCTOR- Must 908-302-9170 utter 6pm Auto exper helpful, will type. Please send resume ust be self starter. Ex- W/outslde exp. Growth value Honesty, Integrity, porl. Financing available. mason supply yard. CDL, benefits. 908-685-7600 Call lor free brochure: 1- train, excel, working con- and salary requirements CUSTOMER CONTACT perienced In all phases. forces us to expand our Cooperation k like peo- ditions, bonellts. Call clean driving record. Full 800-230-2360. rrr CHILD CARE- or come in to complete Well spoken, sensitive, Time wilh excellent com- MM-S34-6894 sales force. 6 people WAITERS/WAITRESS ple. Please send a hand- needed for 2 girls. 7 & 5, Somervltle Aulo Parts an application in person detailed types needed needed (M-F). $75,000 Position avail, for fine written note describing 90B-528BS51 pany benefits. Please call MOTEL ASSISTANT- U:30am-6pm, M-F. start lo: The Union Center Na- Casual oftice. Flex. hrs. for an appointment, 1st yr possible. dining. Experienced only. your Interests & abilities WHOLESALE DEALERS 9/8. Come to our Bridge- tional Bank, 2455 Morris Management potential amall motel needs an *0«-356-S766 908-755-9422 to: Samurai's Den, LOQ HOMES- Klln- AUTO TECHNICIANS H.Z. Buzby 4 Sonm asst. mngr. Room + sal- water home, Tidy, non- Ave., Union, NJ, 070B3 90B-23M126 (MB) 23C-6361 60S So. Main St. rJried logs. Excellent ASSISTANT MANAGERS Only resumes with salary ary. Nice working cond. Sates profits!! Protected terri- smoker, own car. 9OB- Take on new challenges Menvllle, NJ 08835. 302-9170 after 6pm requirements will be con- CUSTOMER SERVICE EARN UP TO 1700- Couples or retiree wel- HEAL ESTATE tory. Full/Part lime. Busi- at STS Car Service sidered. EOE, M/F/V/H REP— State Farm Insur- come, 908-722-0773/ Earn More ISS son MEDICAL ASSISTANT ness opportunity. Call SUMMER CHILD Centers, NJ's largest and WEEKLY— No experi- CARE— needed. Seeking ance Agency in Scotch ence. Own Hours, Part 201-586-3407 Buyers Agents, wanted For busy cardiology of- Mr. Jones 1-800-321- growing em ployee- Plains seeking a lull time for exclusive buyer Heattfi Can fice in Brldgewater to do 5647. Old Timer Log 13-15 yr old to care lor 5 owned automotive BOOKKEEPER time or full time. Process NURSE/LPN h I yr old In my Scotch Customer Service Rep, mortgage refunds. 1-800- agency. If you earned venlpuncture and other Homes. Mt. Juliet. TN. service company. Ws're Experienced, lull time tor Licensed In properly & Bust OB/QYN office w/3 between $20,000-550,000 related duties. Hours Plains home, 4 to 5 days looking for experienced busy linanclal services 315-1957 locations. Exp a plus, As- wk.908-654-8426 after 6 casualty. Send your re- last year • now is the Nursing 8am-11am. If Interested WOLFF TANNING automotive professionals co. Computer Knowledge sume lo: 431 Park Ave, EQUIP OPERATOR- sisting physicians w/pa- lime to switch. Training contact office manager al BEDS- New Com- to join our la am. a must. 534-6694 Scotch Plains, NJ 07076 Experienced dozer/back tlent care 8. procedures. p ro vld ed . Rookies CERTIFIED HOP/IE 906-526-8668 mrerc lal-Home Units immediate openings or call lor an appt at hoe operator. Good pay Office rotation reqd. Call welcome. Ask about our HEALTH AIDES from S199.00. Lamps- soso available throughout NJ. CARPENTER 322-4373 and benellts. Call Diane 754-7400 salary, benefits A MEDICAL RECEPTION- Latton-accessories. Employment- We offer company paid Needs truck & tools Call 302-1234. asst manager programs Immediate work. IST— Evening & daytime Monthly payments low as training and tho best DELIVERY PERSON/ OPTOMETRIST 908-$34-2722 Interim' Healthcare is hours Must have medi- HB0O Call today FREE General c om pensation and 908-271-2938. DRIVER- Fulltime. EXTRA INCOME FOR '94 PART TIME recruiting Certified cal office experience and NEW Color Calalog 1- benefilspackage in the CHILOCARE- Earn National distributor of Earn $500 to $1000 needed for Bridgewater SALES/OELI CLERKS be flexible Very busy 000-462-9197. Home Heallh Aides tn *20O*BO0 WEEKLY! mduslry Call NOW 1a money providing quality Gourmet frozen foods weekly stuffing area, (201) 785-0793. NEW QUICK CHEK Green Brook oflice. Assemble produces ,ii schedule an interview childcaro for 1 or more has an opening for a envelopes. For details, Opening In Bedmlnster |om its professional Please call Medemarge 10 SECRETS TO GET- homo. Ea9yl No soiling 901I-356-B500 children in your own non-smoker who pos- Rush 51.00 with SASE to: PAINTERS- 10 yrs. a nursing team. at 90B-96B-B900 TING HIRED Compre- You're paid direct. Fuliv STS Car Service homo. MONDAY MORN- sesses a clean driving Group Five, 57 GroonUoo must Own tools and Wo aro looking for Food Register Now hensive 24 page report guaranteed. No e«|) Centers ING INC, ctfora froo in- record. Knowledge ol Drive, Suite 307, Dover, transportation. Depend- Depl Mgrs. & crew MODELS- New laces- Send £5 to: Carcorwo'ks. Accessary. 1-81B-993- West Main St. suranca, relerrals, equip- local areas, good cus- DE 19901 able, 725-5997 members P/T & F/T lor lorCHHA TV-Prlnt-Fashlon. Ages 8 PO Box 460621, Los An- 8025 Ext. HI 660 24 hrs Bound Brook, NJ 08805 ment, back-up & moro. tomer services skills, and all shifts for our new Training Class & up at Dsanna Trust geles, Ca 90046 Union County 908-668- the ability to lift 20 to 50 FRIENDLY HOME PAR- PERMAMENT PT RELI- store on 1560 State High- Models Madison NJ. Call ABLE MAINTENANCE/ in Somerset ADVISOR BANKING 488'!: Somerset County lbs. NO CDL required TIES— Now has open- way 206, Bedmlnster lor Appl. 201-377-17BB YOUR CLASSIFIED AO Youth Group 9OB-526-4864 Competlllve salary & ings for demonstrators PORTER- Llghi mo- Retail or Fast Food exp County. Starts chonlcfll & cleaning du- CAN Be PUBLISHED IN Contact Temple Beth-El EDP OPERATOR benelil package. For No cash Investment. Part preferred, but wltl train. June 20,1984, MORTQAQE 92 NEW JERSEY NEWS- 908-276-923! consideration please call time hours wilh full time nes, every other Frl, Sat. Potential for advance- (9O8) 549-221O PROCESSOR Full time position CLERK TYPIST & Sun. Apply In person PAPERS WITH ONE Sf« (9O») 863-2727 pay. Two catalogs, over ment into management (90S) 725-182O Experienced only lor EASY PHONE CALL AND . ABRACADABRA available for an FULL - TIME 700 items. Call 1-800- to: Westlleld Sr Citizens Good salary, benefits growing Mortgage Co Housing, 1133 Boynton (BO9) 443-1711 FOR ONE LOW PRICE Has F & P/t day positions individual with ex- Clerk Typist lo advance 1B8-4B75. and bonus, For Interview Must be self starisr Ex FOR ONLY $219.00 DENTAL ASSISTANT Ave., Westfleld, perlenced In all phasos illllng catalog mail or- lo Secretarial position For n small, friendly, call Turrl 90B-S34-Z200 YOUR AD WILL REACH ders We're o*pnndinc| & perience in main QARDENER- County 908-233-5898. ext.167. 90S-834-6694 frame (DP 1000) available. Individual rmis quality oriented office. Park Commission. Per- Int OVER t .2 MILLION nied motivated ompioy- be detail orlenloci, have Experienced, wilh X-Ray forms malntenancB and POSTAL JOBS HIAITICUI SCHOOL BUS DRIVER HOMES THROUGHOUT t$s lo gfow wltti us Wo gopd typing, phono skills liconse only, 36 hours SALES- Full Time, THE STATE. CALL operation. Posi- caro of park systom or- Stnrt $11.41 /hr. For gxam enthusiastic, people 25 So. Main $C Wilh CDL lie. PT, AM 21- train, req. cm SJi-6 stml and business liko appoar por week Tuos -Sat. nnmenlal planllnui. Call & application info, cnll Edlion. NJ 0IB37 4 hrs PM, 21/2 hrs. pin?; rOIIDES CLASSIFIED AT 9OB-005O2OO tion involves fine anco. Warkinq knowledge 356-7171 person wanted for 1-800-Q59-9il9S ASK : 9OB-234--1762 (Tioarlnrj 21B-769-03O1 0*1. NJ5B9. diverse career in Equal Oppty Employ*' fiddocl limp cloflninci sorting and key of Micro Soft Ward l o impaired 908-526-4782) 9am-9pm, Sun-Frl. IHISOS plus nlhlotlcs >•• KO1I JOYCE OR KRISTIN ANALYTICAL CHEM- Windows n rtuint Know Financial services with n FOn ALL THE DETAILS punch, o x- major company, Full local trips. ConsolontlOii'i ISTS— Independent ti-st ockjo ol Lonn Do::urnoMt; DRIVERS PRESCHOOL- As- person, stnrt Imrnocl ABOUT SCAN- fny Iflbarnlory hn& jin tion nru) Microsoft Exec QIRLS WANTED- from sistants needed, FT/PT Benefits, Experience AdVert/ie perionce a plus, helpful but not Edlsnn nron Call STATEWIDE CLASSIFIED opening for mi oxpnn. holplul Ploano 'iiind r< Now Jorsoy, betwoon "/- positions at tho NEW In th* ClMltltdl son-D4n-ot2n AD NETWORK. »nt:ed HPLC chomists tnr will train. Please with nnl.iry rr 19, to compoto In Iliis Mountalnlop Preschool neeessary, call 754-7578 Pharmaceutical Annly"iii send rosumo and Tractor/Trnller yonrs fourth nnnunl 1994 nl Iho MJCC In Warrrjn. •NTflY LEVEL CH6M- salary require- portion lo corriplntn n JOIN OUR Noiviirk Pagennts. Ovpr Looking lor wnrm, cre- UTS- For USP/NF tost appliculliio to Thn UMMI NORTHEAST 20 thousand dollurs In ative r»nct energetic Indi- ing Send resume to f C) ments or como in Cfintor Nnlinnal IJ.ink FLEET ...PICK FROM prizes & scholarships, viduals to |nln our excit- f?6» 5147, SornerlvMo. NJ to complete, an ? 4 'i !> Mnirifi AvKitifM 3 DIVISIONS! cnll today, inoo-l'iiyonnl ing progrnnis In n beauti- 0JB70 or cult lor Inter. (Jnlnn, M.J o/Oilll 0*1. 4005 (t-B00-72 WHEN A CAMARO ISN'T COOL Auto expert Bob Hagin advises what to do when your hot Chevy won't cool down — see Q & A, inside For The Price Of The Ordinary Chevrolet's Lumina minivan offers sedan-like luxury and plenty of cargo space and, this year, new styling. Lumina highlights luxury in a spacious minivan By TOMHAQIN weighs only 32 pounds and requires no tools for removal. A handy luggage net FORBES NEWSPAPERS keeps groceries from tipping over and When General Motors introduced the maximum cargo area for the Lumina mini- Chevrolet Lumina Minivan in 1990, it en- van is almost 113 cubic feet with the rear Can Offer You The Extraordinary tered a highly competitive niche with a seats removed. vehicle design that was seen as both fu- turistic and controversial. Its debut also ENGINEERING gave the company a refined, car-like ma- Power comes from either the standard chine that offered front-wheel drive for 3.1-liter, 120-horse V6, or the 3.8-liter V6 inn IIir Most INmvrful Import good traction, easy drivability and plenty which GM is using in many of its products of space. It also provided a product for two for 1994. With 170 horsepower and 225 Brand Trucks And sibling companies: Oldsmobile and Pontiac foot-pounds of torque, the 3.8 lets the ma- offer the design as the Silhouette and the chine jump into traffic and cruise easily Swings, Transport, respectively. with today's faster pace. Equipped with the Vans Available In this market segment, the competition optional trailering package, it can tow up is fierce and, although first-year sales fig- to 3,000 pounds. Power rack-and-pinion ures (63,141 units sold) haven't been sur- steering turns only three times lock-to- passed, its sustained presence is evidence lock, enabling the Lumina minivan to cir- of its popularity. It appeals to buyers who cle in 43 feet. need passenger and cargo carrying ability, but want sedan-like qualities of comfort. HANDLING BRAND NEW 1994 MAZDA 626 DX ZSSSSi B2300 PICKUP EXTERIOR From the cockpit, it's difficult to tell S spd. man., 4 cyl., oft, p/b. cloth Int.. befct. sis , sport mirrs , t/giass, nv where the nose ends as the massive flat deC all aeason SBR, no a/c, VINK R5100277, Slk.t 94M01T. MSRP Base model, 5 spd, man., 4 cyl., p/s, p/b, VIN# RTM68383, Stk.# Lumina's sharply raked nose and wind- $14,700, Discount $1705. 94M448, MSRP $9935, Discount $1000 includes $400 rebate, • screen contribute to a slippery shape and plain' of the dashboard extends from the offer a modern and distinctive profile. instrument cluster to the base of the 17- Below the leading edge of the front square-foot windshield. The van is nimble, bumper is a curved intake scoop which although some aftermarket rubber with a wraps smoothly around to lower body-side wider footprint would make for grippier, cladding and continues to form the rear more precise maneuvering. We found a bumper. Extensive use of reinforced plas- well-balanced, sedan-like ride and a tic on its body panels offers rust-free and smooth electronic four-speed automatic dent-resistant longevity. The poly- transmission which made the combination compound is strengthened with fiberglas an easy one to drive around town. A new which absorbs minor impacts without scar- power sliding side door makes loading BRAND NEW BRAND NEW ring. Chevrolet is so confident with their cargo simple. 1993 MAZDA MX3 GS 3 dr. hatch, 5 spd. man . 6 cyl . p/s. p/b, AM/FM 6ler cass., clolh Int.. bckt. sts. 1994 MAZDA NAVAJO use of this space-age material that no pro- p/w/lcht,, temoM mlrrs. sun rl. a/c. I/glass, rw del.. HI. cruise, gauges, all season SBR. 4x4 Utility Vahlcle, 2 dr., 5 spd. man., 6 cyl., p/s, p/b, AM/hM Bier cass, DCKI sis , con- alum, whit., VINf PO2J9116. SlkJ 93M1101. MSBP $17,395, Discount $1800, flebale tola, remote mlire.. a/c. t/glass. rw del, all season SBR. rally whls.. VIN» RUMO15?2. tective molding is necessary, giving a SAFETY StklQ4M1D3.USRP 120,415, Discount $1840. clean, flush view of Lumina's side. Our All Lumina minivans come equipped test vehicle came equipped with new "di- with anti-lock brakes for excellent steering rectional" aluminum wheels and the '94 control on slippery surfaces during heavy version also enjoys a slightly shorter nose, new paint and other minor exterior styling braking. Also standard is a driver's side changes. airbag. Our van featured optional inte- grated chUd seats, for use by children be- INTERIOR tween 20-40 pounds, while all Luminas use Our Lumina had comfortable front buck- a steel "cage" to protect occupants includ- et seats and a unique powered side door, ing side-intrusion beams in the doors. Au- tomatic door locks onRage when the shifter BRAND NEW made inoperable unless the transmission 1994 MAZDA BRAND NEW 11 If A rwv is in "park." Seating all of the driver is pulled from Park. Base model, 4 dr., 5 spci. man., 4 cyl., p/s, p/D, no 1993 MAZDA iVl M./\. X - comes in either the standard five- a/c, VIN# R0765155, SlkJ 94M299, MSRP $9455, 2 cJr Convertible, 5 spd man , 4 cyl.. p/s, p/b. AM/FM sler cass.. cloth ml SUGGESTIONS bcM st9., sport mirrs., a/c, t/glass, gaugDS, all season SBR, alum whls passenger configuration, or as an optional Discount $566. VIN# P1420§46. Slk » 93W874, MSRP $ 18,120. Discount $2525 seven-seater with an extra chair added to Our Lumina had the vast array of op- the middle row. We utilized the AM/FM tional equipment added with the special CD player and really became iiccustomed "Pioft-rtxi Equipment Group." At $3,(143, to its cruise control, power windows, mir- the package contained options too numer- rors, driver's seat and door locks. leading ous to list but, suffice it to s;iy, the only cargo inside is easy as CMIII rear scat item missing wns the kitchen sink. The One Mazda Store That I las It All! | TEST DRIVE SPECIFICATIONS FlJKLi CAPACITY: 20 gnls. BASK I'ltICK: $l(i,(1 If) TIIIKS: P20.r>/7r>Hiri PRICK AS TKSTNIJ: $2U,!M:* HKAKKS (F/lt): Front disc, 1SNGINK TYI'K: H.H-litrr rear drum, boih w/AHS Vfi w/KFI DIUVK TltAIN: Front Over 250 New Mazdas Available KNGINK SIZK: X\\ rid/ t'M^iiH'/l'ront wheel drive Pricos inc:ludn all cor.lr. lo t)o pnid by n consumoi oxcopl lor lie, rog & taxor, ;m)\ c-<- VKHICI.KTYIM-:: Seveii- IIOltSHI'OWHK: 17()(f«> 4800 pusHen^or/four door rpm PEItFORMANCJK: TOKQUK(iyibs): 225 (a) EPA Economy, mpu, Flemi \V?M) rprn city/hi ghwny/iivrnifjo: WIIKKIJtAKH: 100.1177.19" 17/25/21 TRANSMISSION: Four- fl-«0 MPH: 0.0 seconds speed nul.omntic: TOWING CAPACTIY: 3000 CUM* WtilCiHT: Hill2 1bn pounds Rts. 202 & 31, Momington, NJ 91)8-782-7500 U-2 / Forbes Newspapers June 8, 9, 10,1994 ItUZU- 67 PICK-UP. FORD- 73 Thundtrbird, MAOZA- 90 Prtoe UK, PLYMOUTH— S9 Vtliant, F.Q. o»p. 7' btd body I, owner. Uke Nawl Loaded. Am/FM C*sa. 4 DR Sedan, 6 cyl., auto, v*ry good nt«di angina . B/O alto Crttcent AC, Auto, PS, PB. PL,W PS, PB, T1k mi. Good MTO • FatnMy Van* Matter flOTff work I10O0 jo Trailer, UM Naw, a eunroof. Exo. cond. tlrta/brakee. 2nd owner. -AXA%~ 7'xtj', S»5OO 72S-6403 S7SO0 neg. Sob 827-0387 LJ«M Best Offer. 90S-233-044S. OLDS- 04 Ci«rt. Nt*d« rOMD— 70 Orana0«. MAZDA- BS RK7 OS, • Trucks mrt Vans • HOWTOMIV* BUCK- S6 skyfiawk. 3»fMl. Seyl. 31K. AM/FM. Wk., auto w/OO, AC, new PONTIAC- 68 Flrtblrd, •AUMEDCAfl* motor work. B«it Otler. AC, P8/PB. irrVfm cat*. Convl., 390 V4, 3 apd. HOHDA— 78 CX 5O0, Call aflw 5.524M6M, E«c. eond. l^so/Bati tlraa, am/fm/casi, perfect JUNK CAfuwjurrsio •halt drive, Mq. coolad, good condition. II WO. oflar. KM7 cond., $3850 alto... TOY- OTF, 87500 firm, 90S- Call art SOS-TS4-7191 988-7098 Late modal wrecke a 9K, exc. cond., tSSO B/O INFORMATION. TOVOTA— IB Tsreal, OTA 99 Cellca ST, red, trucks. Top IM Paid. 908-782-5472 spd., 1O7h, runt NIStAM- S5 8»ntr«, auto, ac. PS, PB, AM/FM/ • 1-MM-7S7-2441 • CAMUAC— 71 El Dara- UNO, tWbf, S3OO0 B/0, POMTIAC- Le Man* 67. IfeJI/MMUTE. n**dt torn work, do, lutty kMd*d, 53.537 CA8S, P-SNRF,83K,par- auto, v-S, ps, til orlg., 1 — » VTR 2S0, 90«-M3-«m SOS-32a-Z47t feet cone1., $S9M. (ioi) * * * * * exc. cond. 17O0 mi. (APraOXIHUTCL orlg. ml.*, vary good owner, gar.. No rust., ABSOLimAtUTO cond.. 11476, 722-1214 NISSAN- St Senir*. 2dr 740-3916 perfect body, 84SO0,906- under full warranty unill THiMHNunae j Cash For Your Car 5/97. Asking I2SVO0/BO. hitchbaek. 10OK, w*ll - 91 Ptotag* LX. 7254768 DUNtLLIN, NJ CHEVY— IS Euro- maintained, orlg. owner. Junk or Dunning Call 906-7S2-B572 aik for MUST Bl IS OH OLDER. C*«t>rlty wagon. Natds Loadedl PD/L, eunrf. PUBS Ptckujp-loeil Area Mike or leave nug. Runt Ilka new. 12499. Qood cond. 9a.5K. Baet angina, AC, Ti». CC, Am/ MS-272-M17 We Buy Sena Metal CHIVY— 72 Nova, yel- Fm/Can, 3rd. aeit, Offer. 90S-709-4JS3 VS KAWASAKI- 77. Doei low, 4 dr., S2S0 whole or S120O. Clll SW-722-300O VW— as OJUH, 4dr, hatch- not run. $125. Call 90S- parts 9O»54»3367 MJEHCEMS BENZ- 92 580-0798. • •k to Sptak with b«ct<, « cyl, 6 apd, PS/ 300D turbo Dltiel, CHNVSUR— IS Rtllanl. •UICK— 14 USabr*. Mr. Bariony concerning) PB/AC ark. good cond. Deaert taupe matallic, JAOUAH- B9 Van Den 4dr, iulo good tlrM & fully tquip, ar*i! cond. carter ill* Mking S24M. 42tH)eie balg* int. Dealer main- Pits, sunroof, ill power, S4O0 brake*, commuting car, must H*. IHZK, SV3000/ tained. 1 owner. S4K alarm, 5BK trouble free RECREATIONAL 110K, S760/BO, 752-2165 BO. MS-S4U highway mile*, 35 mpg. mllea, exc. cond. Alfcing VEHICLES Looke brand naw. S16.9O0. 908-319-7483 S29.300. Call 43B-2S61 IMRCSOSB-BIMZ- '84. STOKAOITfUU-HB (2) •410 Campari and ALFA IKWWO- ao Spi- MMCURY- 67 Mtrqti SOOSEC. Silvtr-blut w/ 40 toot and 45 toot. Tnilart ROYAL CHEVROLET/GEO der Woce, 1 owner, mint LS, 1ully equip. 78,BO0 blue Interior. Loided. 9OM39-23T0, Sftlf 5pm. Mater Hemet cond. low mi. S4OO0. ml, 13900. M9-5010 ttter New wheels, tlraa, alrm, — RV partt, Route 28 and phone. Excellent AAANOHITHaUBT 35»-3SS3 6 pm Buys leta modal jeepi. AecesorUa 9 Sanrtc* Just East ol Rt 23 & Rt. 27 Intersection condition. 114,900 firm. MlecPIV IMW- 87 329, blk., ml MERCURY- 90, Bible, Call John. 201-S35-5271. trucks, cifa. (2O1) 376- Bound Brook tin, 2dr, S ipd., 84k, White, full power, loaded 4199 or (90S) 822-0576, (908) 356-2460 wftaefc, alarm, anri., new Good cond. 70k hwy ml. S6O0 UTM, e«e. eond.. irow 849O0. 909-232-3712. st mn PIBMOVAL $s 60A7S B/O. MS-7O4-a70S OLDS- 92. Cutlaet Of Any Junk Gar •HICK- 92 Skylark. Clera S, 6 cyl.. auto, 24 Hr ToWlng Strvlc* 8610' CADILLAC •cyl, Zdr, cruia*, tilt loadedl Excel, cond. 54k • 908-7S4-5383 > 8626 - Powtr Beatl •teadng. fW/PL. AC, par- hwy ml. 89000. 368-4125. beeper 9CI-819-1944 6830-talltwaU KEMPER CADILLAC tial warranty inci. 28K. tntl-tock brakes. Aiktng PONTIAC- S3 Flnbird ALL AUTO- acquired, 5 miles from Bridgewater Commons |11,000. M»-67eo day/ Special Edition wArans. CHEVY CONVITTt- 67. Cain for can « trucks SSBO-Marinas Route 22 East at Route 287 Overpass ev*a. Robert or MlchelU AM pertormanca pkg. Black, auto, low ml., any a«., 89*»31 -0689 or Bridgewater New paint. S6k docu- ••eel. cond. S14.O00/BO. batper 1-8O0-7ia-M79 ChMtere CADILLAC- a? Sedan mented ml. Orig. ownar. 908-754-2527 S870-Sllpltaniele Devllle. Every option. Compl. arvc. records. CANT FiMO A CAR- (908) 469-4500 COftVBTTE— IS, blk w/ you can Milord? Hun- Excel cond. In/out.1 Very well malntd. $3500 grey Int 30K. mint cond owner. S49O0. 722-7966 90B-54S7562; 356-0003. dreds of vahWea told at 8709 • Parti and 116.500 must sail! Call bargain prieei emrydsyi CHEVROLET/OEOI 900-234-0873 Aectteerlee CNBVV- 76 Corvettl, PONTIAC- 88 Flero Fo-rr mote e into cill toll Sairwlca Mint. Cond.. Loidadt White, fully loaded, 1 14887 Ext. 8710 • Mist BeiHng ROYAL CHEVROLET/GEO T»k. SSaSO, 90S-758-1004 needs water pump, •070 A-24S7 S3500/BO. 908-520-7393. Route 28 CN«W- S7, CipriCi Adwtfseti Just East of Rt. 23 & Rt. 287 Intersection Claeile Estate Wigon. SUBARU- 87 XT. 2dr All opt. dood cond. 74k coupe, Stp mm., *lec, 8200 Bound Brook CHEVY- 88 Convtralon ml., W500. 908-728 8719, wndw, exc.cond.burgndy MOTORCYCLES (908) 356-2460 S3225/BO. 781-1892 Van, WheeJchtlr tin, TV, BAYLINBR- 84 Capri. CHBVY- 91 Camera RS, 42k. $9000. 908-SBS-1454 21fl. cuddy cabin. Bolbo 6 cyl. 5«pd. while w/rtd TOYOTA- Bl C»mry OX, 9210 - ATVa BMW 5S5IA Int. PS, PB. AC, AM/FM 4 dr., PS, PB, PW, auto, Penta I/O. letadtd. Moor- B220 • Mopexlt Ing A camper covari. 4-DOOR AUTOMATIC CM*. Air bag, br«, eir AM/FM Cas*. Alarm, now 8230 - Ofl-PUm BELLE MEAD GARAGE cover, 34K ml. Kenwood tlrea, Orlg. ownr. Exc, 9240 - OnPtotd $4400. 906469-2142. 6X9. SBJOO/BO Blldflt- Cond. 70K hwy.ml, 8280 - PartainAeciiorlts MAXUM— 17 H., 1969, Route 206 water. 089-7969 610,200. 906-7040869 8*rvlee B5rtp, many extra*, axe. BtNeMetd CHSVY- Camaro 81, VW- 88 Fox, 4 dr., 95k, S280 - Mlteallineoua cond., $4500 B/O, 008- SCHBMLEi M4WTENAMCE mCLU0iD**»m* 305. 4 BBL., tilt, CC, very exc. cond., S300O, 9O8- FORD- 86 150 XLT. 526-2445 (908)359-8131 ^..Primunl^di^,MSMton1>ca«lNMMSMM.u:, P8lBM ft,S 261-6749 4wd, 302 4sp, AC, en. Wi;ieo;M mttito—lindlMiibf wJa-BiWart wlim; KagH »,M0 appeal clean, S4000 B/O. 5k on bed, 73K, new 33"tlres. nductkxi.t4O0rilHtitap.lM p^r»rtJ(p^n»(H»l*IS13.M7. Wo»m» new motor, 302-92IB VW- 89 Convert. Ribbll, $8200. 909-3694730 LnHatxfMlM^iuMKMrttHr. MM atioileNibrii*aaUi »,MOnMycM FIAT- 79 Spydar, con- all options, 4 n»w lire*, . P*» MudM dooatakb* pttlbi0tfcwMi taM vert., navy blue, axe. 57k ml., exc. cond. CLAYTON AMERMAN DODGE cond,, 15000, 901-480- S9750. 906-526-3765. 05S9tn. 5pm ATK-90.8O4ES. JOHNSON— 9.9 HP, "74 Yews of Sales and Service' 5-7'5% APRFinarKinj long ehaft • tank. Died 1 Main Street, Peapack HYUNDAI- 89, Exctl Motorcroia. Ntver ueed. hr.1875. 3SB-2841 * Emniti Service Hours > CmplimntaifComtity fanipotiMtiw OLS, PS. PB, AM/FM $7000+ n»*», MUST SELL (908) 234-0143 caae, 70k ml,, exc.cond. $4500, Call 234-2456. i tut Puts Horns * T/K Won Conpttitm Prktt, Aluytl I2SO0/BO. 9Oa-9SM2a7. 9TO0 PONTIAC KVWN0AI— 93Vk Sonet* CHIVY— 77 C-30 Crew tarn (3LS, Me, V6 auto AC FM/ CHIVY- Corvett* 63, cib Dually, big block, 4 CA8SVCD pwr moonroof Converetble, Must Sail! spd., ac, viry good On-AoaMf KEMPER PCNTIAC full pwr coat S20K a*H S25.000 B/O, 9OS-766- cond., low ml,a, 13800 5 miles from Brtdoewaler Commons 113.450 789-436* 0249 908-725-3839 Rt. 22 East at Rt. 287 Overpass 731 Route #1. Edison. 1NJ HARLEY OAVIIItON- BOAT TRAILIRJ- Sea M Wrangl*. PS/ fORO- 65 Thundtrblrd, MACK— ClaiSiC 1952 Bridgewater good cond., runs great, truck, IB ft. body, flat 93. Low ridtr, only 700 Lion, galv. trailer, lor 17- PB, ecyl. Bepd. Mrd/bl- bad, good cond., run- mil Aaklng $12,000. Call 19ft. boat, Vtry good klnl top. 89Krnl, M.890. {4000 book value, aiktng 6* 9M-204-9O95 cond. $500,7254836 (908)469-4500 MS-7694649. 12500. 906-754-1940 ning, $1800. 7«-1391 PROMOTE WUR BUSINESS Forbes Newspapers ON FORBES NEWSPAPERS ANNUAL FOURTH OF JULY A utomarket FLAG PAGE Runs Weekly on Thursday's in the The Hills-Bedrriinster Press lnejournal 3|5 Ihe^festfield Record Target your message to the following communities where the average family income is in excess of $75,000 annually. Each year Forbes Newspapers prints a full page, red, Bedrninster • Martinsville • Warren • Watchung - Far Hills white and blue flag on the back page of our classified • Pottersville • Peapack/Gladstone • Westfield section. Join our group of advertisers by promoting your business as one of the sponsors listed on the back of this patriotic, eye-catching window ornament. YOUR FORBES REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE CONTACTING YOU WITHIN THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS WITH RATE/DEADLINE INFORMATION. Business Name. Address _____ Jane Staehle 908/722-3000 x62O2 Douglas Baum 908/722-3000 x6201 Stan Wilson 908/722-3000 x62O0 Phone # Send this Coupon and $30 to Forbes Newspapers LINCOLN P& Box 699 COMMITMENT Classified Department Somensllle, NJ 08876 and We'll List You As One Of Our Sponsors A t> I LLAC I M F I N I T I June 8, 9, 10,1994 Guide Forbes Newspapers / U-3 Tempo's a 'Plain John' When a 'hot' car isn't cool that gets the job done HAGIN aluminum intake manifold. FORBES NEWSPAPERS Never hesitate when a car By TOM were going for a '94 Tempo for my problem shows up. If you personal use, I'd opt for all the pos- I recently took my 1991Ahaven't corrected your FORBES NEWSPAPERS JGulf Stream Conquest problem by now, better get the sible items that make driving /Ford chassis) motorhome car off the road until you do, or (The ubiquitous Ford Tempo has pleasant if not fun. Ford offers up- to a Ford truck shop. I wanted you may wind up with even been a backbone model of the Ford scale tires as an alternative on the six tires rotated, the two in front more trouble. It's quite possible Tempo, and a touring suspension balanced and an alignment. The that the intake manifold gasket tine since its introduction 10 years is the culprit. The iron heads package is also on the option list. It balancing of the tires was $17 ago. Like its ugly-duckling prede- each but the charge of $102 to and aluminum intake manifold cessor, the equally ubiquitous Pinto, doesn't amount to a lot of money, bend the "I" beams has meexpand at different rates and it was the car that no one really but I'd bet that Ford only sells a wondering. I have never heard eventually this can lead to a liked, but everyone bought. Over tlie handful of them. In 1992, the top of this procedure before. Is this shearing of the gasket that seals years, it has been a favorite with line version was called the GLS, right? Can you explain what it is them. Since there are water pns- and if it's legitimate? I don't sages between the cylinder fleet managers and car rental* com-which came with a V6 and some want to start World War III on heads and the intake manifold, panies needing economical vehicles great handling stuff, but it's been this, but I also have a phobia this shearing can cause a cool- that are easily maintained and discontinued. I suppose someone about being overcharged. ant leak into the motor oil sys- blessed with longevity as well. The could option-out the LX model to You can stop construction tem. Some of the coolant will be lost through the positive crank- Hagin father and son team tested the level of the older hot rod, al-There's more to the Ford Tempo than just the rental car image on your bomb shelter: iding the I-beams on a case ventilation system but this Plain John and found that though finding one with all that we're most familiar with. It's also a reliable, reasonably priced most will remain in the pah. while it's a long way from being a Ford truck chassis is the ac- equipment directly from the fac-sedan suitable as a family or commuter car. cepted camber adjustment pro- The best bet is to have the in- sparkler, it is comfortable, reliable tory might be tough. cedure. The front suspension on take manifold gasket replaced and an easy family friend.) TOM: The Tempo is being these vehicles is labeled Twin I- right away and hope that the heads or block aren't cracked. TOM: We called this one the util- phased out of the lineup to be re- uses rack-and-pinion steeling, four Bearn and is, in effect, two solid Generation front axles (wheels directly The only accurate check is a itarian vehicle to haul four adults placed by the Contour, and so a wheel independent suspension and complete tear-down and inspec- gas pressurized shocks. We made a linked together) with one left and luggage in relative comfort. heads-up buyer can probably get a Gap spindle and one right spindle tion. A manifold gasket replace- The seats are supportive and so is great deal on one. Buy a '94 and U-turn in 37 feet, and the Tempo's cut off and replaced by pivot ment is a gamble, but lots the ride. A sport suspension is of- you get CFC-free air conditioning, steering is just three turns lock-to- points. The British refer to them cheaper. fered on the uplevel LX model, but but that's the only change from '93. belts and once they've been set in lock. as "swing axles" since the front • * * I don't think that Tempo's job de- One odd arrangement built unto wheels swing in an arc de- I recently saw a television place, the lap belts have to be TOM: The Tempo is one of the scribed by the their inner pivot scription includes performance Tempo is the absence of an air bag news stoiy that showed a pulled across to complete the pic- last new cars that isn't offered with points. Camber (outward top tilt Qfamily that had bought a driving. A beefy set of performance for the V6 version. It's optional in ture. anti-lock brakes — not even as an of the wheels when viewed from used Honda at an unbelievably tires would do the trick — the orig- the front) can only be "ad- the version we drove if it is BOB: At a tad over $10,000, the option. The power brakes worked good price only to find that the inal equipment rubber is some- equipped with a three-speed au- justed" by the somewhat crude car was really the front of one Tempo is a good deal. There isn't fine, but ABS has become an al- what skinny. tomatic. The front seats are method of bending the offend- wrecked car that had been cut much around these days for that ing I-beam into the correct off and welded to the rear of BOB: We differ there, Tom. If I equipped with motorized shoulder most expected safety feature. price, let alone one this big. Inside Standard features on Tempo in- number of alignment degrees. I another that had also been is there's almost 90 cubic feet of always hated doing alignments wrecked but at the opposite end, cludes a color-keyed grill, side passenger space, which we found on these vehicles since the Isn't it illegal to do this? How amount of bending is imprecise TEST DRIVE very suitable when four large peo moldings and bumpers, digital can a buyer protect herself from clock and a small console with a at best and a gamble at worst. buying a wreck that had been pie slid aboard. Its seats were fixed this way? drink holder built-in. Ours came • • • somewhat firm, but 1 think that's If an unscrupulous shop with Ford's AM/FM cassette stereo, .We have a 1984 Chevrolet SPECIFICATIONS speed automatic part of durability. Lots of these ICamaro 4.3-liter V6 with buys two similar wrecks BASE PRICE: $10,885 CURB WEIGHT: 2569 things have been used over the which sounds fine for a commuter ,116,000 miles and a five- Aand gets a "clean" owner- pounds years as rental cars, so Ford need- rig. And if you leave the headlights transmission. It started ship certificate on one, it gives PRICE AS TESTED: using coolant about four months the shop legal ownership of one $13,420 FUEL CAPACITY: 15.9 ed to beef up the stuff that gets on, a warning chime reminds you gallons ago, but I couldn't tell where it good car. The illegal part comes ENGINE TYPE: 2.3-liter beat by renters: seats, armrests, to turn them off. was going. It got hot once so when the Vehicle Identification TIRES: P185/70R14 knobs, switches, and those other 14 w/SEFI HOB: This is the last year for the that the warning light came on. Number (VIM) has to be physi- BRAKES: Front disc, small items that get brutalized. We stopped and let it cool, then cally removed from one and put ENGINE SIZE: 140 rid/ Tempo as we know it and it's kind onto the other. That's fraud. A rear drum TOM: A Tempo with a VG costs added coolant. Eventually, water 2307 cc DRIVE TRAIN TYPE: of like the passing of an old friend. showed up in the oil. One me- couple of suggestions; if the considerably more. In fact, it's not HORSEPOWER: 96 @ Front engine/front drive 1 owned and operated a couple of chanic tells me that it has a price is too good to be true, it is. 4200 rprn even close, but 10 grand brings a cracked head, while another If the ownership certificate is i\ PERFORMANCE: EPA them second-hand over the years TORQUE (ft/lbs): 126 @ Economy, mpg — 2.3-liter four with port fuel injec- tells me that it's a problem in recent reregistration, check with tion and a five-speed transmission. and while they weren't really excit- the intake manifold gasket. He the former owner. Have all new 26O0 rpm ci ty/h igh way/a ver age: purchases put on a lift and in- An automatic comes as an option, ing, they were reliable. said that this gasket goes WHEELBASE/WIDTH: 24/33/25 around 65,000 miles and that spected by a mechanic for re- 99 .9' /68. 3" 0-60 ACCELERATION: but it's only a three-speed and TOM: I guess when I get to be this car is long overdue. This car cent welds or other unusual fea- TRANSMISSION: Three- 12.2 seconds these days an automatic/overdrive your age. Dad, I'll look for reliabili- has iron cylinder heads and an tures. is almost standard fare. Tempo ty rather than speed, too. GREAT RESULTS Summer Celebration At AUTOMOTIVE SPECIAL Suburban Dedae NIW 1994 DODOI RAM ISO CONVIMION VAN 109" WBRopolCoochmen, 3 tpeed automatic transmission, 3.9 litre Magnum V 6 Engine, Conve*. PrepPkn 23F Include! Front Butketv Von WindowGop.. rVrControl6«9Mirrcm,AM/FMCas» , Minify Sound, P2?V 75R15 WSW(5| Include! Spore, Coit Allum. Whls, 35 Gol Fuel Tank, 2 spd mie. 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So it seemed a good idea, with the summer season now upon us, Scottish rostlval ,,t...i0ct. 2 to take a close look at New Jer- sey's summer conceit headquar- rmot Irom S4 {lor ters, the Garden State Aits Center. mKI twill) le St-IS (for thwttr The GSAC, however, is a lot tvtntt). CWWfifl ufldw 10 •dmWid more than an open-air theater that to MH lOUvtttH »r* d chwft, For hosts nearly every major concert Ail. tour - the notable exceptions An elegant fountain It the centerpiece of the Garden State Artt Center mall, where concertgoem being stadium extravaganzas like mingle before going Intlde the theater for the •how, The mall area also host many of the Pink Floyd, the Eagles and the activities In the annual series of International heritage festivals In the spring and fall. piano tag-team of Billy Joel and Elton John - of the busy summer season. Owned an oper- concerts, mostly for children and senior citizens. easy to get to" ated by the New Jersey Highway Authority, the same folks Several of the free shows, featuring the New Jersey Pops "It's also easier to get in and out of the parking lot, and who operate the Garden State Parkway as an autonomous Orchestra, Al Martino and Kay Starr, have already taken while ticket prices sometimes run a little more than other agency, the GSAC annually stages tree concerts for the place, although several of the children's shows, including a locations, there is no charge for parking." public and also hosts an annual series of popular ethnic live productions of Curious George (Sept. 20), Aladdin (Sept "Ticket prices are not set by us, they are a direct result of festivals. 22) and The Wizard of Oz (Sept. 23) are still in the offing. the artists [fees]," said Movelle. "You have to look at how "Our mission is to provide entertainment that will satisfy Heritage festivals in the spring and fall include the Polish many tickets we can sell, and most amphitheaters being a variety of tastes." said director of marketing and publicity Festival with Jan Lewan (which took place last weekend), built these days are built to hold 18-25,000 people (festival Barbara Movelle. "That's why you see classical, jazz and Saturday's Festa Italiana and Sunday's Jewish Festival of venues can hold even more). As for parking, we've talked children's conceits in addition to rock and pop." the Arts with Jan Murray (see complete schedule on right). about it [charging a feel, but we've never done it before, and True to its word, the GSAC, an open-air amphitheater While the N.J. Highway authority is not a non-profit we'd like to keep it that way." with about 5,000 seats under its saucer-shaped roof and organization, it does not look on concert promotion as a for- The GSAC has also instituted a new policy this year that room for mote than 5,000 more on the surrounding lawn, profit business venture. They are, however, one of the more allows offers half-price ticket sales for classical conceits on books everything from heavy metal heroes like Metallica successful operations in a very risky business, whore poor the day of the show. Special dinner-theater packages for (see review belowl and alternative favorites like Depeche ticket sales or bad weather can put an investor our of other selected shows (including dinner al the adjacent Rob Mode and Phish to new age (Yanni), adult contemporary business in a hurry. ert B. Meyner Reception Center and reserved parking) are (including an annual appearance by New Jersey favorite "We have shown a substantial and steady increase in also available (cocktails are served at the Meynri CenUi son Frank Sinatra), classical (the New Jersey Symphony 1 ticket sales over the years,' said Movelle. before every show). performs both on its own and with other artists like Paul The reasons? Anka and the Moody Blues) and classic rockers like Steve "It's a beautiful facility, and I think being out-of-doors For more information on the conceits and cultural pro- grams sponsored by the Garden State Arts Center, call'( Miller and Santana. makes a big difference. It's much more calming and enjoy- 1 And each year, several artists, including Janet Jackson able than being inside," Movelle said, "And we run a very 442-9200. Complete listings of the pop concert schedule this year, perform benefit shows for the Garden State Aits efficient operation. The artists we book are of substantial (including periodic updates and cancellations) can be I'mind Center Foundation, which uses the funds to stage free quality, and we are centrally located within the state, so it's in most daily newspapers, Arts Center staff proves its mettle at Metallica concert By WiUJAM WESTHOVEN misunderstood, but even more credit goes The worst thing that happened was a the savvy to pull it off without major inci- WeekentfP/us Ed/tor to the security staff of the GSAC, whose group of dorks on the center lawn who dent. And if they can handle this, they can I ne thing was for sure on June 1, grace under fire defused many touchy situa- started a bonfire (using programs for tinder, handle anything. when the Garden State Aits Center tions before they got out of hand, it grew as others came over to toss their What about the music, you say? Well, as opened its summer conceit season Yes, there were a few fights, including programs in), and then started moshing metal concerts go, it was a lot of bang for Owith the head-banging triple bill of one donnybrook between two bulky metal- through it. When two security guards, one the buck, Suicidal Tendencies preached Metallica, Danzig and Suicidal Tendencies: heads that nearly crashed into the expen- with a fire extinguisher, doused the flames, their curious gospel ("if you have the guts to if the GSAC staff could get survive this acid sive lighting board, but I didn't see anyone they got caught up in the moshing, and at believe in yourself and be the best person test, it would be smooth sailing right seriously hurt. More importantly, even least one participant was turned over to the you can be, that's what we call being Smad- through Labor Day. when fists were whistling by their ears, not state troopers, who wisely remained outside, aDover a screaming speed-metal drone, And while the capacity crowd (the show a single security man or woman resorted to where their presence was visible, but not Damig slowed things down a bit with thru sold out instantly and is still the only GSAC blows. In fact, the aforementioned heavy- oppressive. plodding roar, weighed clown even inoiv by sellout to date) was indeed, as advertised, weight bout drew nearly a dozen security I mention these incidents not to scare the mock posing of beefy singer Glenn Dan- rowdy and raucous, it was not the con- men into the fray, and despite the chaos, anyone, but to merely stress that while zig, and Mclallien, the kingpins of modern vention of depravity that many ••- osixjcially they hud the presence of mind to allow the many venues have seen Metallica concerts metal, whipped the crowd into i\ list- after reports of trouble ;it the? tour's previous girlfriend of one of the fighters to calm him regress into anarchy, the GSAC had the pumping frenzy. engagement in Buffalo - had f'oural. hut down. Second later, the fighters were joking guts to book the show (kids, take note; a lot As for the security force, kudus Inr a i< >b of the credit goes to the kids, whose seem- with security as both parties breathed u sigh of places won't book them, so show some ingly violent mushing and posing is so often well-done. Hopefully, you can catch up on nf relief. appreciation next time and chill out) and your rest during the Air Supply concert. Weekend PHJI Forbes Newspapers June B-10,1994 0 V I E S Video talking city kid (Kadeem Hardison, rewind looking really upset that A Differ- ent World has been canceled), etc. Nobody ever makes much of an Penny impression, and when we're called upon to care about these people individually and collectively, it's Twenty Bucks' an effort. Tmnfy Bucks is ttw Marshall's usual struggle be- . of dog Kortw: it tdkm the tww- tween hard-edged comedy and ante etemtitw^s of a $20 bW drippy sentimentality is more ob- vious than usual, and she clearly from thi hands of one strw* Penny Marshall's isn't reigning in the big emotions character to the next. And it af- as well as usual. Where Big, for facts their Hv«s in felartiwly unen- streak ends with example, managed to give us a heart-tug at the end, it did so hon- ttntttng ways. A very bland, 'Renaissance Man' estly. Here, we're supposed to not-veiyfunny comedy that muster up enthusiasm for people wastes Christopher Uoyd, Unde By JEFFREY COHEN who never register beyond the Hunt and Brendan Frasef, WeetendFfos Rim Critic sketch for the inevitable TV series lot of people think that based on this film, in which the among many others, Fenny Marshall's first film characters will, no doubt, be more as a director was Big, Sorry, rully explored. ABefore that. Marshall 'Wayne's dragged Whoopi Goldberg through 1 «*• Danny D.Vfto trie* to «lv M ^£££5^ an extremely forgettable action cuHurt to a class of dlm-wltted Army racruHs In dirtctor Pwny raovie.s insistence that h€ fcm World 2' comedy called Jumpin' Jack Flash Marshall's new comedy Rena/uence Man, intelligent, sensitive family man It's important to remember that on the one hand (he just happens while considering Marshall's newest film, Ranaleaanoe MM, which to be reading Hamlet when the class notices), and on the other, a jerk was the hetyt of hilarity, there's breaks her long creative winning streak that lasted through Awakenings who won't indulge his daughter's passion for astronomy because there's no mason you wont think and A League 0/ Tlwir Oion. This movie isn't bad, exactly, it's just so no money in it. Wqne'i VWM 2 bni the sec- disposable that you won't remember one joke a week after you see it. And the movie is full of dialogue (courtesy of Jim Burnstein's screen- ond coming. Our brain-dead he* Not one. Unless they continue to show the commercials on television. play, which is billed as "semi-autobiographical") with absolutely no This is movie making, sitcom division: Danny DeVito, who should subtlety whatsoever. When Bill takes his daughter to a Tigers game and roes m once again on the nanv know better, is an unemployed ad man who, in a series of circum- they argue about her stargazing, he tries to make amends by buying her page and the plot, concerning stances that don't make any sense, ends up teaching some flunk-out a pennant. "Don't you want your pennant?" he asks, and she replies, the execution of Waynestocfc, (s Army recruits about English literature, specifically Hamlet. It is a mea- "no, I just want you to believe in me!" If only life were that clear. about as exciting as Bill and sure of the movie's originality that when the title is first mentioned, Gregory Mines appears, occasionally, as the tough drill sergeant who Ted's Bogus Jomey. Notice someone thinks it refers to "a little bitty pig." thinks Bill's class is beneath the dignity of the Army. The supporting Bill Rago (DeVito) is quick with a wisecrack, and that's about it, He cast also includes James Remar, for once not a snarling villain, as the they never make more than two has no qualifications as a teacher or an inspiration, which makes him captain who can't make up his mind about anything, arid Cuff Robert- of these things?... perfect for the Army's program to teach eight recruits "how to compre- son as the base commander, who seems to have a point, but it's hiding hend." It's never irmdr any clearer than that exactly what Bill's nussion somewhere behind all the Shakespeare. is, and since the rccmits are never seen messing up in any major way, If you've been dying to see Dead Poets Society meets Private Ben- 'Ace Ventura, it's hard to tel exactly how these eight were identified. jamin, this is just the movie for you. If, however, you were hoping for The recruits are a casting director's dream, the ethnically diverse more from Marshall, DeVito and company, you might find Renaissance Pet Detective' group oi'stereotyix's masquerading as characters. There's the New Man a little overbuy a little sexist (All the women, surprisingly enough, Yawker, doing endless DcNiro impressions, the obnoxious-but- are superfluous) and a lot predictable. A. lot. If you've seen the coming ... Thecetow, you can expect misunderstood cracker (rapper Marky Mark, of all people), the jive- attractions trailer, you've seen this movie. the next Instalment of Ace MM- tun, M Detective wW go betty- up, but there are no steady rules Film capsules In HoUyrock. Jim Carrey putted off the surprise of the year in Ctpfcule reviews guy in this go-around. IR) to the popular comedy about a mis- UTTUMfOOHA this extremely s%, not-as-bad- by WwkendPlui staff fit youth hockey team. (PG) •tenwdo Bertolucci's epic about a SERIAL MOM Quid*: CLEAN SLATE boy (KMHU Reeves) wtio travels to * Offbeat director John Waters as-you'd-tnink mystery spoof, •Dana Carvey comedy finds him as ENDLESS SUMMERII a myitkal kingdom. With Brodget (Wa/rjpray, Pink Flamfnjos) goes making tons of money and a - Strongly fKommendti) private eye who suffsrs from amne- •Sequel to the 30-year-old surfer Fcwida, slr#r Chris Isaak. (PG) relatively mainstream once again sia With Valeria Golino, James Earl epic by Bruce Brown. (PG) with this comedy starring Kathleen name lor himself. If The Mask OPININCi Jones. Kevin Pollack, Michael Mur- MA/lHrC* Turner as a "perfect" housewife goes big this summer, there'll be phy. (PC13) EVINCOWOmU •MdQbson tahts the reins from who joes to murderous extremes to THIS WEEK OH THE BLUES Jarnn Garner, wtio's also on hand keep her family happy. With Same no stopping this guy. THE COWBOY WAV •Uma Thurman stars in this fated lor this lively adaption olthe IV se- Waterson, Ricki Lake. |fl) C»TY IUCMCRS II: THE •Action comedy about two warring production of ttw Tom Robbins ries about a flamboyant gambler in •"Jeffrey Cohen LfGCWOFCURirSQOLD rodeo cowboys (Woody Harrelson, "new age" novel about a woman the Old West. Jodie Foster com- THRHNINJU •Billy Crystal and Jack Paliince siar Kiefcr Sutherland) vrtio travel to whose SK-tnch thumbs make her pletes the trio of high-powered stars KICK BACK in the sequel to Ihe 1992 comedy Manhattan to find a missing friend, the world's greatest hitchhiker, (R) in what is being touted as one of •Sequel to 1992 hit comedy about hit, with the plol centering around (PG-13) Ihe big action comedy hits of the a trio of juvenile martial arts e»- Top 10 the discovery of o treasure map. THE FUNTSTONK summer, (PG) perts, this time showing theif moves With Daniel Stem, Jon Lovitt, iPG CROOKUN •John Goodman stars as the portly in Japan. [PG) 13! • Spike Lees fust film since Mai patriarch of everybody's favorite video rentals colm X15 a return lo Ihe streets ol stone-age family" in this THE FINAL INIULT THREESOME IPEED Brooklyn foi a romoriy drnnm about et, live-action adaption o1 "Leslie Nielsen and the gang return •Lara Ftynn Boyle, Stephen Baldwin 1, Mrs, Oouotffre •Highly touted action yam about n a family in thn 1970s, co-written liy ihe cartoon series. Short on plot, lor tlw thud installment of this po- and Josh Charles star in a comedy 2. Remains of the Day cop (Keanu Reeves) wim IHUM stojj siblings Joit) nntl Cinque Lee. Stnr long on props, special effects and lice-spoof series. (R) about the confusing relationship a runaway bus huoty-iwppofl i.w «i rin|i,AlffeWoo(l;tril, I PG-13) prehistoric humor. With Lli/aheth that develops between three hor- 1 psyclio criminal lUemi! ; Hopppii Peikms, Hick Morams. llosie NO ESCAPE monal college roornates (R) 4.7?» Three Musketeere (H) THE CROW 0 Donriell. Millie florry, Kyle Ma- 'Ray Liottn (Unfaivfu/ Erilry) stars in •ile Uile Brni'itinn Let.11'.on nl (In1 LLIICIIII.»I. MUSIC tiy the "U.C.-52'ii." tlusfulurisiic action yarn about a WHEN A MAN 5. A Perfect World CURRENT FILMS kill? Hruff1 Lw) '•/hmlictl (luring Marine captain who escapes (mm a LOVES A WOMAN 1 6. Adcfanis Ffl/n/iy Valves ii'nnnfJ Mil's in llns ..irlrtplioii of tit'1 prison Lulony in tin; vo;ir 2022 (HI • ! >Mm,itn In,'*. Moiy a loving BEVERLY HILLS COP III nr)pnkiF(.f)!ili(; l)UOk(ilxnil ii HHH FOUR WEDDINGS (itHOii jridMeg RyddiTi t Another Stakeout 1 •Eddie Mwphy is Dart* a; U l.i (K.'IOtf Mick Sti'lf '/.'!!') I (HIH'S lM' k III AND A FUNERAL RENAISSANCE MAN KHipIt whoso idyllic lilc 1 8.Aflronx7«le Land as Axel Foley in HIP tiwrt in Minis iivi^ihmli ^pur-hero. Dark •Appealing ftirnantiL comedy sUirs •Penny Marshall (/I Levitt? ol Itwii oi ltd by j hidden secirt 1 stallment of this popular action set ) (,'dio Hiilmnn m this slij'htly AmJio MacDowell (Groinihof) Day) Own) corimdy fitamnf, Onnny DcVilo l>!oilei) if tlucrisis, (ft) 9. A Da/igerous Woman comedy series, JutlfiP Hemhul't tun! .iliovn-tivpriijlc .IUIOIIMP burjslfjtl tiy and Hugh Grant ^ a couple whn as a hi led acl (^KLIIIVP foniod lo John Aslilon are also iwk «»s Axel •> •,1'viTfil stronRi,ii|i()rtiri[; mil's. IR) carry on an inlrrnnltenl affair iifter findworhas ;i hasic coinprehonsion WITH HONORS 10, The A^e of /nnocenco cop buddies, while Umn'.nnl'incimi meeting at the funeml of o friend. leaclier lo a group of diniwttted •A homeless man (Jou Pesci) bondb - list courtesy of Easy Video reprises his BHC i rnle ;is the oddly- 02: THE MIGHTY DUCKS (10 Army recruits. With Gregory (lines. with a p/otip of Hnrvani studfints accented Serge, w>io itLivs llin >VMI •Emihotstevei r.tft/s in ttw s (PG-13) i'tltfvn cliiincc niticfi'f, (fTi'1,3) 11 IT H 10 Weekend Plus 5 Weekend 111 be Batman, and you be the Joker, or the Catwoman, or... wait. Vacation Can Batman fly? Which one is this? (Now available; $19.96.) Continuing a series it began suc- cessfully last year, the Disney video company gives toddlers more of their only video hero, the lift-the- flat pooch tyot, who in this in- Hot kidvid titles for stallment QOM to a Parly. It's the long, hot summer more of the same, but try telling that to my 18-month-old daughter Oy JEFFREY and JOSHUA COHEN Eve, who merely points at the l/Weete/x/PAis Film Oifics screen for a half-hour a day and obody low home \'ideo yells uBot! Bat!" more than children. Can I watch a tape when Erne's And since children are done wakhuiQ Spot? (Now avail- N home from school during able; $12.99.) IIie summer months, this is one: o; The profitable Dltnty-Mlckty if you don't get Showtime, you the best times uf the year for chil- Mouse partnership continues may not know about thatayDu. dren's video (or "kidvid." as the with Mickey's Fun Songs. win u#tm ttoriee, a delight- industry would have it). ful series in which the actress- Bui are all kidvid tapes created equal? Of course turned-producer introduces cleverly-animated ver- not, As Disney recently proved by releasing Return to sions of classic children's books, narrated by very kifar as a sequel to Aludthn. even the same company famous people. In the latest installment (two stories _ _ . - ... t - - -L . can have a wide ratine ol1 quality in these areas. And per tape), Steve Martin, Morgan Freeman, Richard T^ Burton'e The Mtfltnum Before Christmas will be released so, for the discerning kids video customer, here is a Dreyfiiss and Candice Bergen read stories about Moe on video In September. buyer's guide to the recent and coming releases. the dog, Amos the dog, a mouse who gets into a lot of (A note: UfcefceiidPliix film/video critic Jeffrey trouble and a penguin with a taste for tales. Cohen, believing that the best judge of a children's Moe the dog goes to a tropical paradise, which is video title, is, in fact, a child, has asked his son, whew all the sand is. Ami the mouse wants to be an Joshua, almost 5, in add his comments (in italics). outlaw, but be gets into lots of trouble! Can J see this Not having squeezed quite enough money out of one again? (Universal, June 29; $12.98 each.) the video market yet this year. Disney recently re- Coming to your video screen almost direct from leased two titles in a new video line: Mtefcty'l Fun the theaters is ThwnbeNna, the latest nail in Don Songs, which consist of live-action figures with some Bluth's animated coffin. The man who gave you The extremely theatrical kids to sing a lot of songs that Land Before Time and An American Tail is here Disney doesn't have to pay royalties on. These two trying to tell Hans Christian Anderson's classic fable titles, Campout at Watt Mumy Worid (a long com- with the help of Charo, who plays a toad, and Barry mercial for a certain theme park) and Ltt's Go to Manilow, who co-wrote all the songs. All we can re- tho Circus! therefore, include kids singing such port is it went no place in the theaters very quickly. child favorites ;is "The Man on the Flying Trapeze" / don't think I twin'I to watch Thumbelina J don't and "Don't Fence Me In." Go figure. like frogs. (Warner, July 26; $24.96.) / don'! lib the circus' our. hut the campout one is But that's not all that's on the way for kids. fun. I like (o.s'tiKj "ruldetvv mkkra." (Now available; Beethomn's Second, which took a lot of heat for all its $12.99 eachj romantic interludes (kids thought it slowed down the 10 - Q%hf 17 Coming from the big screen to the small one is comedy) is due on video August 9, at a price of Batman: Mask ol th* Phantasm, which actually $24.98. Disney is releasing two new Kkiypit Clatalc started out on the small screen. It's a feature-length Theater titles August 12, at $22.99 each. film based on the animated series. Adults might actu- And further down the line, look for Hie NtgM* ally find it somewhat interesting, and little kids mare fetor* Christmas, the Tim Burton stop- might find it i\ littlo scary, but for the 5-to-B set. motion hit, on September 30, for $19.99; and the there's little that will be as well-received, at least grandmother of them all, Snow WWte and the until the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers make their Seven Dwarfs (available Oct. 28; $26.99). 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Age specifics notwithstanding, Judy Gold to Ladies Michaels should be quite happy with where her career path has led her, including her recent Broad- laugh it up way debut in the hit comedy revue night out CatsJcilis on Broadway, which fea- in Princeton tured a number of longtime stand- By WILUAM WESiHOVEN Impressionist Marilyn up comedians pooling their tal- WeekendP/us Editor ents. According to Michaels, who Life has been a tall order for ac- Michaels and [friends' won an Outer Critics Circle Award tress-comedian Judy Gold, a native coming to Mctuchen for her efforts, Calskiih was suc- of Clarh, who will settle in for a six- cessful because it gave audiences night run at Catch a Rising Star in By WILUAM WESTHOVEN something different than the typi- Princeton beginning Tuesday. WeekeixiPkis Editor cally heavy Broadway fare. Once an awkward teen whose 6- he Foium Thuatre stage is "I think that having good-time foot-3-inch frame was the brunt of JUDY GOLD large enough to scare off just comedy is always overdue," she jokes from her classmates at Arthur said. "People want to be enter- L. Johnson Regional High School, about any entertainer who desk for the rest of my life." Tdues a solo show. MARILYN MICHAELS tained, They want to forget their her startling success as a standup So she returned to comedy, problems. Everybody has some- comic, including appearances on But not actvess/sinyiT/eomedi- eventually getting her first TV expo- thing going on and they want to get away from it. Arsento, MTV and VH-1, has filed enne Marilyn Michaels, wlio will be at the Metuchcn sure on Caro/ihe's Comedy Hour. A They want to have a good time, and that's what my those days under ancient history. stage to pcrihrm there Sunday afternoon (note: previ- guest appearance on Roseanne show is about. Having people come, and enjoy, and This fall, her career reaches another ously scheduled Saturday show was cancelled). After also opened some doors. walk out with a smile on their face." plateau when she co-stars in the all, when you book her, you also book Judy Garland, Once Alt-American Girl begins Unlike TV, where she often does impressions in new ABC sitcom AfMmertcan Giri• Barbara Streisand, Liz Taylor and several other celeb- shooting in July, she'll have little costume, the Forum show moves too quickly for her Her comedy career began at Rut- rities that she is famous for impersonating, time for standup, so fans and old to change costumes and makeup, so the impressions gers UntofsHy, where she studied Accompanied only by her pianist and musical di- friends had better catch her show rely more on her ability as an actress ("It's more like music, but performed in a few com- rector, Barry Levin, the show, titled "Night of 101 while they still can, "This is where I lily Tomlin," she offered as a reference), The show edy showcases around New Brun- Stars," is expected to draw a large audience at the also features other treats, including a "switching swick. started, and this is my favorite Forum, which rarely books such one-nighters. channels" segment where she "channel surfs" up 1 did It a few times, but I was 19 crowd," she said, "People are a lit- Her youthful appearance would give the impres- and down the dial, and some new impressions, in- and way too young, so I stopped," tle more up front here." sion of a relatively new performer, but older fans will cluding Brooke Shields, Roseanne Arnold and Cher. she said during a recent phone in- remember seeing her on the old FA Sullivan Show. ten/few. 'Then I graduated and got JUDY GOLD June 14-19 at Ditch a "I did the last Sullivan special." she said during a MARH.YN MICHAELS 2:30 p.m. Sunday, June 11, at the a real job, but I realized there's no Rising Star, Hyatt Regency Princeton. recent phone interview, "I've been at this all my life, Forum Theatre, 314 Main St., Metuchen. Tickets $22. (908) way I was going to sit behind a (609) 987-8018. since I was 7 years old, and now I'm 40-uhJi)i,.. I've 548-0582. 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Cliff Street, Somerville, NJ THE OPEN GRANDSTANDS FREE J-, 534-4090 on (must be accompanied bvy wi wiffe & children) Whitehouse :ic Center FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1994 8:00PM JAquati An Eveninq oj Classical & Sacred Music 421 Rl. 22 W Remington Speedway Gflhjte£ \ Whiiehouss Station )y $8.00 Adull $4.00 Children Under 12 1 mile North of Rt. 31 Circle !>~ \ -:rosslromBisMu|jsThnltwav} Tickets On Sale At The Door (908) 782-2413 ^^^ June 8- I.O. 1994 I nrtxr Weekend Plus 7 Weekend Curtain calls *!,!>'( (It '.'niis ul mmr !;i.i• NOW PLAYING ljl University i'\. Pr Community College c Route 28, North Branch 100 lumbers BUCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE (GO Ji 683-8000 (908) 231-8813, 218-8871 SOMERSET CHORALE 70 South Main Si •tviin A Teller, upsralc per- •Choral ensemble affiliated New Hope, P;i foiiniime .ut and niiiRtc. 7 ami '{ 30 |) Mi. tlUHSAiy the college. Most vocal ranges (215)862-204! 10 p.m. June 11. Admission Sampbon Ci. Smiili School needed, tenors and basses es- 'Oklahoma! the music.il ihii 5.12-S20. 1G49 Anwcll Rtl.. Sorrw.TSLl N J. SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL pecially. put Rocigers nml Hiinirei'-trn (008(873 1227 1 CHORAL ART SOCIETY On the mrip Rirotiin 11 (• Jo. Drciv University •Community thorns with i-ujm Houtt 124, Madison OF NEW JERSEY bers from Franklin Township. C>01i 408-5600 7:30 p.m. Sunday Calvery Lutheran Ctiurch No e«peru>Mce or audition MK ENTERTAINERS •HtiD'uo fl'ui j(//]j.(. the Bards 108 Eastman St., Cranford cssaiy. REPERTORY THEATRE ii'ost KimoiJS tftip,edy. Through June It, Admission S30-S16. (90S) 233-9478 SOMERSET VALLEY discounts available. •Union County chorus of varied ORCHESTRA OFFBROADSTREFT THEATRE voices, from early Romantic to f.30 p.m Iliufstliiy more modern. •A'y.'ivr rf'icl U'() Lulu IM in- 5 So,.tii Greenwood Ave Bound Brook Htf'li School ! COMMUNITY CHORUS OF mystery from bl-foc: Wo k: U Route 28. Bound Diotik C| :i THE HIGHLAND PARK TEMPLE II l^ioufji Junr I Ac i ;• • G09> ^66-2766 ((JO8)7?2-0i22 •Arc.O!t)()licn. Rupert Holmes (908)249-8471 *>9 discounts tkdil.iiA- •Community orchestra with GO THE GROWING STAGE m^tery of mnney. <£\, and •Specializing in Jewish choral members, mostly from Somet music (folk, ethnic, liturgiciii) Roi.lt'513, Ouster poison. H>rau[>h Jul. .' ActmiS- 'Hit (.iHiiHy (9081879-.19.1f, smn il9 Snturrla;. '3 17,50 Fn- Additional tenors and hassos SWEET ADELINES 1 needed. Call lor an appoint- *hOi fit Lo-.f f;f /(n:.'i[> . iv aay .inu SJ:ICKV, Sheila Wotf, Sara LaFever and Melissa Lauren star in the classic Far Mills on Statfe t'fit t.unipilfltion lif.ni V'l- Ci'1 OPEN AIR THEATRE musical comedy Hello Dolly, which opens Friday and continues ment. 7:30 (i rn Wwlncsrkiy pcinys 12-yo.ir hiitnv '' '•<> GEORGE KRAUSS through July 17th at the Villagers Theatre in Somerset. /urn UitU'i.in (ti'.niJi p.m. June 10. Afl'invjirji; L [' 29 MEMORIAL BAND HOLIDAY INN 8 p.m, Tuesday, June \<\ clay, $10 Friday and Sunday. $30-$16, discounts available. 11. Prepare a 3-mmute mono- Route 202, New Hone hi (G0&. 737-1826 Italian-American League-, Hiimii VILLAGERS THEATRE logue. Also needed (or music (609) 443-5598 One Of ton Blvd., South PlamfiMcl Piscntnway Chorus 475 DeMott Lane, Somerset hall: singers w/a British accent, •Murder-mystery dun ei w- 1 (908) 549-3839 / 30 p.m. W('Clii(.'stl;iy (908) 873-2710 tap dancer. ater. 7:30 p.m. June 10 J8 plays, June 9-18. Admission Dana •Traditional orchestra that per- Htfoimccl Church •Hello, Dotty! the musical ttiat GROWING STAGE forms at dances and area pa- Admission $39.95 $7.50, discounts available. GARDEN STATE BALLET Mam St., South bound Brook established Jerry Herman in the PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE Route 24, Chester rades. HUNTERDON HILLS 7:30 p,m, Friday, June 10 1908) 725-6178 Broadway ledger. June 10-July (908) 879-4946 PLAYHOUSE Bmokwle Dr., Millbum HOUNDS FOR HARMONY Mary Burch Theater Somefsot Valley Chorus 17, Admission $15, discounts •Summer internships (or stu- Route 173, H (2011376-4 343 7;45 p.m, Monday Essex County College, Newark 1 15 pm Tuesday J available, dents 15 and older. Auditions (800)447-7313 •p!rter/ an, Captain Hook, tliC (800) GS-BALLET PeopleCare Center, 120 Find- People-Core Center, 120 Find- •Oiro More Mi\ Lo^t Boys, and nil their cohorts June 15 by appointment only. erne Ave,, Bndgewatcr •World premieres of A Bach 1 1 .n Uever-Never Land, [hrougn WESTFIELD COMMUNITY LI HI Ave . UlKl|'LNVlll:I ecly by Hiirry Kurnit/. liirui r, COMING UP Cantata by Peter Anastos and a (908) 647-2180 July 24 Admission S42-S2/. PLAYERS •All-male chorus singing bar- (908)534-9748, 220-1321 June 18. Group fii McCARTER THEATRE yet-to-be-titled work by Nicho- 1 tlir/.ounts available. 1000 North Ave, West bershop harmony, •For /.oiiicii who c-njf)'/ sn'ijini , cdillor prices. 91 University PL, Princeton las Rodriguez. Admission $20, PUYHOUSE22 (6091 683-8000 Westfield PHILOMUSICA New members wclcnini1: no c MARRIOTT HOTEL $15, FdmlL1 1. Pliii 210 DuntiamsComer lid. •Stones 1rom the Nerve Bible, (908) 232-9568 7:30 p.m, Monday (609) 443-5598 readings, anecdotes, and music •For tall production of Beau Unitarian Society, 176 Tices WESTFIELO COMMUNITY Jesl. Auditions at 2 p.m. June • Mufdef-mystery (minor ii •-_• (9081 254-3939 by Laurie Anderson, B p.m. Auditions Lane, East Brunswick ORCHESTRA ater. 7:30 fl.m hint; tU. 18 •fj'i'ru Watch, w^pense tnnller June 13. Admission $20, $18. 12,7 p.m. June 14. Call for (908) 486-2847, 972 8070 7 30 p.m. Wednoiidiiy Admission $39.35. Tmougn June 26. Admission N.J. 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Fair Grounds, Far Hills, New Jersey MetuchervEdisonYMCA Rt 202 & Peapack Road Shop Mall Hours Wed,, Evening July 6 1 mile east of Rt. 206 Located At: Route 2Z - Phillipsburg, NJ 3 miles north of Jet. 1-78,1-287 •Scotch Plains YMCi Sponsored By: Tuet ft Thurs Evening Admission $5.00 ($4.50 with ad) June 9 Children under 16 free > OCEAN EXPLORERS Hilltop Crafts < i AQUATIC CENTER . & MrJ. MQMW, Inc. i 871 Rt. 1., Edison Place (zi$) 862-5828 (619)767*7343 Edison 287-2822 ••••••••••iii Happenings CELEMATEMOMISTOWN. HAMFEIT 11, Ram date June 18. Free 11,11 a.m,-5 p.m, June 12. 11:30 a.m. Sunday. Tuesday. •Dance (jacket required) at Municipal Building Columbia Park admission, Free admission, •Personal-growth lecture and MASH Hilton hotel, Parssppany, 9 p.m. 110 South St., Morristown Columbia St., Dunellen SPORTS CARD, MEMMAIUM, discussion at Cafe Beethoven, (Mpirattd and divorced) June 17. Cost 112. (2G1> 267-1722 (908) 968-6911 AND CQMKMOK SHOW Chatham, 8 p.m. Thursday. {908) 249-6459 •Juried art show and crafts ex- •Ham radio setups and equip- •Dance at Sheraton hotel, Ise- Clarion Hotel Kid Stuff. Cost $9. •Discussion group at First Bap- hibit, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. June 11, ment from the Raritan Valley Route 27, Edison lin, 9pm June 18. Cost 110 THEADVtMURM ALADDIN DANCE PARTY tist Church of New Market, Pis- noorv6p.m. June 12. Freo ad- Radio Club. 7 a.m,-2 p.m, June SOLO SINGLES (908) 972-8244 (201) 797-7777 cataway, 7:15 p,m. Monday, mission. Of MAIDC MARIAN 18. Buyers $5, setters $7. •Exactly what it says, 10 a.m.- •Ballroom dance (jacket re- 1908) 766-1839 (7-9 p,m.> 1p.m. Saturday, June 11 Cost $3. CLAIM SUMP, COIN, HOMES AND QARDENS 4 p.m. June 12. Admission $2. quired) at Knights of Columbus •BndRe at Central PrubOytenan Watchung Arts Center MOVIES AND StNQLES AND BASHALL CARD SHOW BY THE MY STAMP, POSTCARD, AND IASE hall, Rahway, 7:30 p.m, Sun- 18 Stirling Rd., Watchung (201) 267-8552 Church, Summit, 6:30 |),m Howard Johnson Motor Lodge Proprietary House IAU CARD COLLECTORS OPEN day. Cost 15. (908) 753-0190, 805-0385 •Cruise around Manhattan (res- Sunddy and 7:iO p m. Juno Garden State Parkway 149 Kearny Ave., Perth Amboy HOUSE •Robin Hood retold with a •Ballroom dance (jacket re- ervations required!, 10 p.m. 16 CoM S3 bit 135, Clark 1908) 826-5527 Aollstamps womanly view. Admission $5. quired) at Town & Country Inn, Saturday. SOMERSET HILLS (908) 247-1093 •House and garden tour, plus a 38 North Main St., Milltown CHARLOTTES WEB Keyport, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. •Movie and social (call lor loca- •Monthly show am! sail?. 10 re-enactment of the arrest of SINGLE HIKERS (908) 247-1093 Cost $5. tion), 4 p.m. Sunday. 11 a.m. June 18,19 1908) 774-6759 a m.-4;30 p.m. June 12. Free New Jersey's last royal gover- •For collectors, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Paper Mill Playhouse •Ballroom and line dance (jack- NEW EXPECTATIONS admission. nor, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. June 12. June 19. Free admission. •Hike along Delaware and lion- Brookside Dr., Millburn et required) at Don Quixote Inn, (201) 984-9158 COMIC BOOK AND Admission S10, UHIOMI. Kingston 10 ;i m, STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL (201) 376-4343 Matawan, 7:30 p.m, Thursday. •Discussion group, game room, COMIC ART CONVENTION ITALIAN HERITAGE FESTIVAL June 12 Mwt m lot Whistle Stop Nursery •E.B, White's story of a spider Cost $5. and snacks at Mornstown Uni- Sheraton hotel Undon State Arts Center fro'iHViihe s l.ivcc Route 579, Rtngoes who saves Wilbur the pig, Ad- BLACKTtE PROFESSIONAL tarian Fellowship, 8 p.m. Fri- Route 1, tselm Garden State Parkway (908) 788-8552 mission $7, $6. SINGLES (American-Asian- day. Cost $6 (908) 828-5955 bit 116. Holmdel •Held m a street-fair atmos- European singles, 25-55) •Dance (jacket requiiudi at The TOWN & COUNTRY •Exactly what il Siiys, lOn.m.- (908) 442-9200 phere, 10a.m.-5 p.m. June 1 (908) 247-1053 lowers, MountainsicU. , 9 p m. SINGLES CLUD 4 p.m. June 18. Adnnss-on S3. •Music and culture from the 11, 12. Free admission. Jacket required for men; no June 11, Cost $10. DAIRY FARM OPEN HOUSE old country, starting 11 a.m. Speakers (908) 7fi6..1%2 UKRAINIAN HERITAGE jeans or sneakers. Must reserve ST. VINCENT'S SINGLES Frank B. Cooper & Sons June 11. Admission S29-S10, CATHERINE DOTY/ •Souil tit Old Mill (L' FESTIVAL in advance. (35-older) Hamp Rcl., LamhortvilK? discounts available. ROSEMARY MCLAUGHLIN Lk-mjrd'iMilc, 8;30 pm. Garden State Arts Center •Brunch at Marriott hotel, Som (908) 766-0503 (201) 326-9469 JEWISH HERITAGE FESTIVAL 7:30 p.m. Sunday, June 12 V.'i.'tlriosil,l/ Cost SH Garden State Parkway erset, noon June 12. Members •"Investment Sawy" otSt Vin- •Tour art actual dairy niui |>,o on Garden State Arts Center NJ, Workshop for the Arts 20-35 CLUB Exit 11G, Holmdel $19, non-members $20. cent's Church, Madison, 8 p i>v a real-life haynde. i-4 n.m Garden State Parkway 152 East Broad St., Westfield (908) 442-9200 "Barbecue in Colonial Park, June 11. Cost S3. June 19. Free admission. Em 116, Holmdel (908) 789-9696 •With dance and music from Somerset, noon June 19, SINGLEFACES (908) m- 173fi FAR HILLS ANTIQUES SHOW (908) 442-9200 •Poets read their works in a the eastern European nation, Members $19, non-members (908) 462-2406 •lull to KiJth Ffstiviil. Atlantic Far Hills fairgrounds •Including a craft show, storting gallery setting. Donation. starting 11 a.m. June 18. Ad- $20. •Dance and buffet at City (meet 10 a.m. at Brun- Route 202, Far Hills 12:30 p.m. June 12. Admission LIBERTY STATE PARK mission $24-$10, discounts CONSCIOUS CONNECTIONS (908) 722-7210 S23-S7, discounts available. Scanticon-Prmceton. 9 p.m. swick Square Mall, Route 18, available. Railroad Terminal (201) 267-8552 •Benefit for the Midland LIONS CLUB FLEA MARKET Saturday, Cost $10, East Brunswick), Juno 12 VICTORIAN DAYS NJ. Turnpike Exit 14B •Social at Governor Morns Route 206, Chester •Dance (jacket required) at •Vnlleyhdll rnglit. Highliin School, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. June Jersey City Flemington Hotel, Momstown, 8 u,m. Sat- Hilton hotel, Short Hitis, 8 pm. 12, Adults $5, youth under 1(3 (908) 879-4408 Conservative Icn'ple, J'l'ie ]>1 (908) 782-8235 (201) 915-3411 urday. •With proceeds to benefit the Sunday. Cost $12 free, Lectures at 1:30 p.m. Sunday. YOUNG SINGLES' •Historic festival in the Hunter- •Brunch and discussion at •Dance (jacket required) at towns Lions Club, 9 a.m. -5 SOCIAL CLUB FINE ART AND CRAFTS don County seat, June 10-19. Free admission. Basking Ridge Country Club, p.m. Sunday throup.li Oct. 30. Governor Morris Hotel, Uor- Brookdale Park Call for particulars. •Angelica Santomauro on "Re- 11:30 a.m. Sunday. (profcssionnK, 26-45) Free admission. nstown, 9 p.m. June 10. Cast flections Upon the Labor Move- WatchungAve., Monici,nr WHEELS IN MOTION CROSSROADS $12. I9OH| 221 1)82 (908) 874-5*17 ment," June 12, •Ufu•••Oi at Bjbkiiic Ridfte NJ. RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL County College of Mums (separated and divorced) •Dances at Old Mill Inn, Dash- •Juned art show m the ts^e* •John Cunningham on "Rail- Davidson Ave., Somerset Route 10, Randolph (908) 722-6863, 754-0317 ing Ridfie (jacket required), on Cuuntiv Cluii. noon June 12. County suburb, U am.-'j pm. road Blues on the Waterfront," (908)271-1119 (201) 887-0993 •Self-help group at Centenary Sheraton hotel, iselm. 9 p.m. Cost $25. must reserve l)y da June 18,19. Freo admission. June 19. •He-enactment of t-.n^iancJ m •Custom car show and swap United Methodist Church, June 11. Costs 10. GARDEN STATE REGION (toys of yore, through June 26. meet, 9 a.m.-4 p.m, June 12. Metuchen, 7:30 p.m. MUSTANG CLUB Admission 59, discounts avail- Adults $4, children 6-12 $2. Daylon Ford able: c;ill for days and hours, WORLD OF CARDS Singles Route 130, Dayton PARTY IN THE PARK AND COMICS ADVANCED DEGREES (908) 469-4160 Mindowaskan Park Middlesex Mall AND ENTREPRENEURS •All-Ford car show with nnphit- East (iroadSl.. Westdeld Hadley Rd., South Plainfield (201) 267-5616 for any occasion f sis on Mustangs, startiry, J (908) 233-0177 (908) 968-3886 •Brunch and discussion at Mar- a.m. June 12, Admission S3 • In celebrate the park's reno- •Comic book and trading card riott hotel, Princeton, and pur person, $5 per carload. . 11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. June show, 10a in. 9:30 p.m, June Basking Ridge Country Club, at Suburban Jev/eUrs * Select from a tmfij impressive World of Cards grouping featuring over Comics Convention Saturday 4 Sunday, June 11*412" 1,000 LLADRP figurines MIDDLESEX MALL, SOUTH PLAINFIELD and many other line collectibles. R«M IIT S - Itht tiH ttt fl«M ttt IWMtNi Malt IN**) M t»tt) *Mt *» trm «iH. Diamonds * Jewelry * Gifts • Chi mi • Figurines MthlMtMliiillraMclltM. *«<• HI H - like ••« t* ««*• M» • OwwMm *A Limited Edition LLADRO Gallery IHNf Mb* • Ulutn and fi back •*•» B«K# W (MtMtoMi Mill Itcalwt «n Ml) M fla I* iMiri IttWte U«M, matt ma mm a ItN «*lht MIMtwu HiH >• an yaw il«M w*\mM»\v #M had w*a 4mm. Fir Hi. Stouten Jsfe FREE INI) The Collector's Place ADMISSION UIUII 126 E. From St., Plainfield Mon.-SaL 10-5 908-756-1774 I -800-272-1315 (NJ only) KITCHEN REFACINC I V«INM* Copra I All Ntw Doors,, ; | Drower Fronts, Buys & Sells • Formica From*; Quality Pre-Owned J Facing MATERNITY & INFANT CLOTHING I As Shown I For Only • Best Quality • Late Hours I •NewItems Daily I M375 26 Diamond Spring Dr. 184 Ml Bethel Rd. I Imlalltd * Offer Eipirw 6-30-94 Denville, NJ Warren Twp., N) IKITCJ 201-625-0012 201-647-9009 Hourv V. 10:10ft 00 j FRIIUTIMATU u io .i on June. 8-10,1994 Forbes Newspapers WrttwMIPIus 9 VfcotendPlus In concert COURTHOUSE GREEN tionai American tunes in a gar- THE GATE HOUSE PHEASANTS LANDING (908) 775-5700 East Mam St.. aen setting. Admission S25. 466 Prospect Ave. Amwell Rd,, Belle Mead •Dio. Godspeed, Love/Hate, (908i 704-1010 JOHNNY VARRO West Orange (908)359-4700 June 11. Outdoor concerts at ~c-i. F-.- 8 p.n. Fridav. Jjne 10 ,201) 669-1114 •Wisemen, June 10. THE STRESS FACTORY day (weather permit^ Free v\atcnung Arts Center Dance party, Fridays, Satur- •Call for details, June 11. Hyatt Regency Hotel admission. 18 Stirling Ra.. Watering days. RARITAN WVER CLUI •Somerset Valley Cr.or..r.cf 508,753-0190 Pat Galo. Tuesdays. 85 Church St., New Brunswick 2 Albany St., New Brunswick Sweet AoeNnes. Jjie 1C. •Jazz oiamst performs m a gai- Spiro5 Exaraf (jaiz), Thursdays. (908! 545-6110 (908) 545-4242 •Somerset VaHe> Ope^'i ier, senmg. Admission S10. •Carmel, J^ne 15, Live jazz. Live comedy Thursday, Friday, June 17, BEN VEREEN JACK O'CONNOR'S Skip Roberts, Thursdays. and Saturday. FREEDOM RODE 7:2CD.-\ SuriC3, ,\:r,e 12 1288 Route 22 •Scaiet Moore-Ryan, June 10. •Jonathan Solomon, through 3 p.m. Sunday. Lre \2 '.'cCaner Theatre Bnclgev.ater •Dena Derosa, June 11, June 11. / di :_-".:-.er5if> Pi., Pri'xeiS" 908, 725-1500 RASCALS COMEDY CLUB Sprtngtown Rd.. Loi3i':::e. G09 663-8000 Laflies View (duo;, Tuesdays 125 Pleasant Valley Way TEWKSBURY INN '201- 326-7600 • Staffs ax Songs wi'.r t"e a^ci Wednesdays plus June 19, West Orange Main St,, Oldwick •Country baf-ti ner*':'^:. • :r o;:r,r. 5^*5-513. 26. (201) 736-2726 (9081 439-2641 outdoor sett^g. Free-'••-- Aili'R L»ncn Trio, Tnjrsdays. •"Uncle" Larry Reeb, June 9- •Johnny Charles & The Stin- 1 •J•r- B.iatr, Quane ., June 10- 12. grays, June 11, PAULA HAMPTON •Ron Shock, June 16-18. Club Mix U.S. 1 FLEA MARKET 8 p.n. Friday. J.ie 20 JASON'S •Judy Kunansky (from Z100 BIRCH HILL NIGHT CLUB Barren Arts Ce";ry 1604 F Si., SoutnBelmar • Love Phones"), June 19, Route 1, New Brunswick i\ Qifl Bridge 582 Railway Ave.. /«oo:?rd^ 9081 681-1416 STEVIE rs (908) 846-0900 •908; 634-0413 536-0650 Ooen r.ike. Wednesdays. 1545 North Olden Ave. •Connie 4 The Cowgirls, June •Jac dwrner a^c srae? oer- Maie revue. Tiursaays- Satur- •Billy Hector & The Fairlanes, Trenton 12. forirs wit* v tna. DfrW.ir June 10, July 3. •Ooen Sky;, ju"e 10. (609) 393-8085 WILUE'STAVERNE Guitarist Adrian Belew, now in rehearsals RICHIE HAVENS •Midnight Slim w/Sammy 8 D.m, Friday, j;relC •Tre Nerds. June 11. •New Religion, Transatlantic, Route 202, Bedminsier for an upcoming King Crimson album and BOURBON STREET CAFE Davis, June 11. Copious Jive, June 10, Scanticon •Call for details, June 16, (908) 234-1596 Old Bay Restaurant •David Tee Band, June 11. tour, will perform a solo concert Saturday at Route 1, Plamsnoro JOHN & PETER'S Larry Weiss Quartet w/Jimmy 61 Cnjrch St.. New BrunswiCK STONE PONY (609) 452-7800 96 South Mam St. Club Bane in Sayreville. •9O8i 246-3111 913 Ocean Ave., Asbury Park Andrews, Fridays. •Singer heara first at ^.oo;:- New Hope, Pa, •Nasty Neo & The Famous Chili stock and more recently r :215> 862-5981 Dogs. June 10. commercials. Admission Free admission for after- $22.50. •T^e Voodoo Rhytnm Kings, noon shows. JENKINS MOTHERS June 11, Open mike. Mondays. 7:30 p.m. Saturday. June 11 •Naughty Milton. June 15. •Scooter Butler, June Crossroads Theatre Co^oa-H •johnnv (Clyde) Coceland, June 10. 7 Livingston Ave. 16. •Cross Cut Saw, after- New Brunswick CATCH A RISING STAR noon June 11, !908> 985-4633. 287-4132 Hyatt R«gtncy Hotel •Zen for Primates, •Gospel group per'of-s-.vt^e Route I. West Winasc evening June 11. 1 Apostolic Center Cnoir Re ., :6O9i 987-8018 •Tne Razortiacks, after- Kevin Clark, ano otners. Acirvs- Headline comeay every nigr.t noon June 12, 26. Sion S20-S10. except Monday. •Spaz, evening June 12, CHUCK MANQIONE College night. Sunaays ana •lam Matthews, June 8 p.m. Thursday, June 16 14. Village at Waterloo Ladies night, Thursdays. •John Herald, June 15. 1-80 Exit 25, Stanhope •Brian Regan, through J'jne 12. •Pandora's Box, June (201) 347-0900 •Judy Gold. June 14-19. 16. •Flygelnom player farro.is fry CLUB BENE MAXWELLS his 1978 hit "Feels So Good Route 35. Sayreville 1039 Washington St. and his 1980 Winter CMocs :908i 727-3000 Honoken theme "Give HAH Vou Got •Ean Ki'jgn, June 10, (201) 798-4064 Admission 518. $12. •Adrian Beiew. June 11. •Mark Qurgess & The KATHERtNE McCLURE/ COCKTAILS Sons of God, Spring- ANITA CERVANTES 51 Mam St.. South River louse. June 10. 20,11, Sunday, June .;; •'908; 257-8325 •The Tindersticks, Kenned/ Library •Voices June 10. Mecca Normal, June 500 Hoes Lane. Pisca'a.^, CORNERSTONE 11. n '908; 562-2301 25 Nev. St.. Metucne •Jeff Buckley, June 16. 1 •Finland pians! pert"" ;- b '908, 5i9-5306 •Freeoy Johnston, gallery setting, Free aflrr-sw. Traditional jaa. Frente1 June 17, 600-800 MARILYN MICHAELS •Ray Gallon Quartet. June 10. MINE STREET COF- 8 p.m. June 11, 2:30 a~ •Jonn Gordon Quartet. June FEEHOUSE June 12; Forum Theatre 11. First Reformed Church r 314MamSt..Meiucne •Kenny Davern Quartet w/John- 9 Bayard St., New Brun. (908! 548-0582 "ij- Varro. June 15. SWICK PATTERNS SNGUIKXi •Singerand comethm nenor-is COUNT BASIE THEATRE '908) 699-0570 i- a one-woman Nigpt of 101 99 Monmouth St. •Bob Kilhan ffolk smg- •Frl.JunelO Stars'" AdmiSSiCjn S22, %n^\i en, jane 11. rates available, •SatJunell«SunJunel2 ALL SALES FINAL !908i 8-:2-9OOO MINSTREL COF- inin«2 MUSIC FOR AN •Ottmar Ueben June 10. FEEHOUSE VALUES TO ITAUAN GARDEN •David Byrne. June 11. Environmental Educa- SPECIAL SALE HOURS 7 p.m. Saturday. J^eli CRYANS tion Center, 190 Lord $27.99 Delbarton School. 270 660 Middlesex Ave.. Metuchen Stirling Rd., Basking MendhamRd,, Moms THE ART MUSEUM •Invention Adventure," (201)377-2982 (908) 725-1015 Ila,nv6p.m, Also open by lery open Monday through Yelena PiatiROisky, through Princeton IWvwilty through Sept It Exhibits portray the role of George Washington's head- appointment. Thursday from noon-4 p.m. and June 30, (609) 258-3788 LIBERTY STATE PARK crafts people in the 18th and quarters when he was stationed •"Vivid Color" from Fernando 7-10 p.m., Friday from noon-4 SWAIN GALLERIES Tuesday through Saturday from Railroad Terminal 19th centuries. Tuesday in Somerville in 1778. Open Bautista and Gladys Reimers, p.m., Saturday one Sunday 10 a,m.-5 p.m., Sunday from N.J. Turnpike Exit 148 through Saturday from 10 through June 17. Wednesday through Saturday from 2'4 p.m. (90S) 756-1707 1-5 p.m. Free admission. Tours Jersey City a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday from 2-5 from 10 a.m.-noon and 1-5 RENEE FOOSANER •New works by Maria Lupo, Tuesday through Friday from of museum highlights Saturday (201)915-3411 p.m. Free admission for mem- p.m., Sunday from 1-5 p.m. ART GALLERY Members' Gallery, wrauf.h Juno 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Saturday at 2 p.m. Western European Railroad memorabilia and arti- bers. Non-member admission: Free admission, Paper Mill Playhouse 30. Free admission fror 9:30 n.n.-4 p.m. paintings, sculpture and deco- facts of Hudson County. Open adults $2, children $1, JANE VOORHEES ZIMMERU Brookside Dr., Millburn •Members' sho.v and ^ilo. *"{).i Crcl I'kis Otse." works by rative art from 19th and 20th to the public every day from 10 •History of New Jersey grave- ART MUSEUM (201) 379-3636, E*t. 2272 Palmer Gallery, l./v. 17-Jus 8 flu Ot.'t School nf the Arts centuries; also pre-Columbian a.m.-5 p.m. Free admission. stones, June 11. Rutgers University Open to the public Friday from Reception from 6-9 p.r'i inn.' ..V'.'i-'v, U-'O'^i juiy 2. Gallery art ana ait of Hie Americas. • Faces of Destiny" from the NEW JERSEY MUSEUM Hamilton St., New Brunswick noon-3 p.m. Also open one 17 Non-me'Viljor ,iti'v,isv';M 1 BLACKSMITH MUSEUM 1898 Indian Congress, iune 9- OF AGRICULTURE (908) 932-7237 hour before theater perform- adults SI, seno: '.AW; .VA ',!!- .it 1 v lye 11 (Leslie r| i River St., Millstone July 9, . Cook College Tuesday through Friday from 10 ances and at intermission children '"..'C 'j'-i!'L'.'.' . 18 •.'ak n Lark)'. (9081 873-2803 METLAR-BOWNE HOUSE Route 1, New Biunswick a.m.-4:3O p.m., Saturday and •Miniature art, mro^y* u> 24, N.J. DESIGNER CRAFTSMEN UMDNJ-GEORGE F. SMITH Blacksmith shop ttiat was in 1281 River Rd..Pi5cataway (908) 249-2077 Sunday from noon-5 p.m. Free HUNTERDON ART CENTER 65CIUU Si. V.v. Br.'V.Ur GALLERY OF operation from trie middle of 1908) 463-8363 Wednesday through Saturday admission. 7 Lower Center St., Cimton (908) 2-'.6-.-;0G6 HEALTH SCIENCES piscaiaway Township historic from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday (908) 735-8415 1 the 18th century to the 1960s. •"The Magnificent Menagerie of Monday tiiroujy'' Sdli.ici.ty t'O'i \2\"- Avi- Nr.vJf* museum, with permanent exhi- from noon-5 p.m. Admission Wednesday through Sunday Open Sunday from 1:30-4 p.m. Roger Duwoisin," through July noon-G pi'i ' 20;, 982-7265 bition of life in the town's early $3, discounts available. from 11 a.m,-5 p.m. Admission through June 26, 31. •"New Generations' m craft. Onen to the pubic every tiay DRAKE HOUSE MUSEUM days. Open Wednesday through •"Bugs!" 1 p.m. June 12. Ad- $2.50, discounts available. •Cabaret posters from turn-of- through June 25. from 9 a.m.-5 p.m Saturday from noon-5 p.m. Do- mission !5. discounts avail- •"Michael Lenson: Real and 602 West Front St., Plainfteld the-century Pans, through July PRINTMAKING COUNCIL nation, able. Surreal" paintings, through • 'The Cutting Edfie" m surgery, (908) 755-5831 31. OF NEW JERSEY througn March 1995. Colonial tome built tn 1746 MIDDLESEX COUNTY MUSEUM NEW JERSEY STATE MUSEUM June 26. 440 River Rd., Nartn Branch WATCHUNG ARTS CENTER and chronicling New Jersey hs- Cornelius Low Houw 205 West State St., Trenton JAZZ M GALLERY (908) 725-2110 tory from before independence 1225 River Rd.Ptscatanray (609) 292-6464 Galleries WBGORMHO Tuesday through Friday from 11 18 Stirling Rci.. Watchung to after the Civil War. Open Sat- (908) 745-4177 Tuesday through Saturday from 54 Park PI., Newark a.m,-4 p.m., Saturday from 14 •:908i 753-0190 ADOBE EAST urday from 2-4 p.m. Free ad- Daily (except Monday and Sat- 9 a.m.-4:45 p.m., Sunday from (201) 624-8880 p.m. Daily (except Saturday) from 1- 445 Springfield Ave,, Summit mission for members. Non- urday] from 1-4 p.m. Free ad- rvoon-5 p.m. Free admission, Monday through Friday from 10 •"Learned Processes Vll," art 1 p.in •Junior Solar Sprint, June 11, (908) 273-8282 member admission: adults $1, mission, a.m.-4 p.m. from New Jersey college stu- •"Binary livnressions by Sha- Rain date June 18. Fine art of the American South- •"Music Seen" by Janet Resti- children free. MIUERCORV HOUSE dents, through June 23. ron Libes. through June 30. 614 Mountain toe.. WeslfeW •"Le Passage de Arce-Te/c/tf west Open Tuesday through no, through July 28, EAST JERSEY OLDETOWNE •Morris County Print Neighbor • 'Best of the best" show, (908) 232-1776 tus Contiuum" by Alastair Saturday from 10 a.m,-5 p.m. HOWARD MANN ART CENTER Johnson Park show, through June 23. through June 2. Noble, through June 12. or by appointment. River Rd., Piscataway Farmhouse built in 1740 on 45 North Main St. PRALLSVILLE MILLS •Hopl show, through June 11. (908) 463-9077 the West Retds of Qotalh- REEVES-IKED ARBORETUM Lambertville Route 29, Stockton B.BEAMESOERTCR GALLERY Village composed of relocated town. Open June 12 from 2-5 165 Hobart Ave., Summit (609) 397-2300 (908)996-6111 6 North Second Ave. Planetarium s 18th century structures set p.m.. then closed unW SepL (908) 273-8787 Wednesday through Sunday Daily from noon-5 p.m. Highland Park NEW JERSEY STATE MUSEUM near the headquarters of trie 18. Adults $1, chittren 50 Gardens open daily from dawn from noon-5 p.m. •Photos of farmland and (908) 249-6971 •Serigraphs by Tarkay, through 205 West Slate St., Trenton county park police. No tours of- cents. to dusk, Registration required stream banks by Clem Fion, Monday through Friday from 10 July 10. fered at present. Gift shop •Weaving straw hats. June 12. for programs. through June 19. (609) 292-6333 a.m,-6 p.m., Saturday from 10 MIDDLESEX COUNTY COLLEGE Admission $1. closed until further notice. MORRIS MUSEUM •Weed-Out Day, 9 a.m. June QUIETUDE GARDEN GALLERY a,m,-5 p.m. Also open by ap- QREAT SWAMP OUTDOOR 6 Normandy Heists Rd. 11. PrtiJdtntiil Qalltry 24 Fern Rd,, East Brunswick •"Duncan trie Dragon and trie pointment. Woodbridge Ave., Edison EDUCATION CENTER Morristown SCHERMAN-HOFFMAN (908) 257-4340 Solar System," 1 and 3 p.m. •"The Marriage of Heaven and (908) 548-6000 247 Southern Blvd., Chatham (201) 538-0454 SANCTUARIES Wednesday, Thursday, Sat- Saturday and Sunday through Hell," through June 22. Open to the public Monday (201) 635-6629 Monday throu$i Saturday from 11 Hardscrabbie Rd. urday, and Sunday from 11 July 3. BERNARDSVIUE through Friday from 9 a.m.-5 Open every day from 9 a.nv 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from Bemardsville a.m.-5 p.m. Also open by ap- •Spring Sky Panorama,1 2 (908) 766-5787 PUBLIC UBRARY p.m. 4:30 p.m. Registration required noon-5 p.m. Free admission for pointment. p.m. Saturday. Children under members. Non-membef ad- Wildlife sanctuary open Tuesday 2 Morristown Rd., Bemardsvilte •Works by college employees, for programs, •Sculpture by John Roper and 4 not admitted. mission; adults M, senior citi- through Saturday from 9 a.m.- (908) 766-0118 through June 30. «"You and Your Pet," 2p,m. Hans van de Bovenkamp, TRAILSIDE NATURE Open during library hours. MUNICIPAL GALLERY June 11. zens and children $2. 5 p.m., Sunday from noon-5 through July 7, 1 p.m. Nature walks at 8 a.m. •Paintings by Diana Cammack 455 Hoes Lane, Piscataway AND SCIENCE CENTER •Hike at Kay Center, Chester. 3 'Permanent f^Heiy exhibits: di- RABBET GALLERY Friday and Saturday. and Rosemarie Visconti, (908) 562-2301 New Providence Rd. and Coles p.m. June 12. nosaurs, \\\ie animals, mam- 120 Georges Rd. through June 30. Open to the public Monday Ave., Mountainside LIBERTY SCIENCE CENTER mals, model trains, history, TRMLSIDE NATURE New Brunswick CLARENCE DILLON UBRARY through Friday from 8:30 a.m.- .908> 789-3670 N.J. Turnpike Exit 14B North American Indians, Wood- ANO SCIENCE CENTER (9081 828-5150 Route 523, Bedminster 4:30 p.m. Children under C not admitted. Jersey City land Indians, rocte and miner- Coles Ave. and New Providence Monday through Friday from 10 (908) 234-2345 •Watercolors by Diana Wilkoc (201) 200-1000 als. Rd., Mountainside a.m.-5 p.m. Also open by ap- •Jupiter, the Giant," 2 and Open during library hours. Patton, through June 11. •"Where Science = Fun" with •Family Fun Day, June 18. (908) 789-3670 pointment. 3.30 p.m Sunday through June Open daily from 1-5 p.m. Reg- •Paintings of "Women in Their NEW JERSEY CENTER 1 exhibits that reach out and •"More Than Meets the feye," •lOth-anniversary show, 26. Adult , $2.50, senior citi- istration required for programs. Own Environment" by Jean FOR VISUAL ARTS touch you. Open every day from June 11-Sept 11. through June 25. zens $2 10, •A "Night Out with the Stars," Buckley, through June 30, 68 Elm St., Summit 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Admission •Works from me cofecbon of • Lci:,er Waves," 7:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. June 14. Rain/cloud EVERHART GALLERY (908) 273-9121 SOMERSET COUNTY LIBRARY $9 for the center, $7 (separate M. Joseph Montuoro. June 11- Junf.' 10. 12, 17. Admission Palmer Gallery open Monday North Bridge St., Bndgewater admission) for the Omni The- Sept. 11. date June 15. Cost $3. 117 South Maple Ave. through Friday from rtoon-4 (908) 526-4016. Ext. 119 S3. ater. Discounts available. MUSEUM OF EARLY WAUACE HOUSE & Basking Ridge p.m., Saturday and Sunday Open during library hours. •"User Alternative," 7:30 p.m. •"Super Heroes: A High-Tech TRADES AND GRAFTS OLD DUTCH PARSONAGE (908) 221-9007 from 2-4 p.m. Members' Gal- •Paintings and ceramics by June 15. Admission $3. Adventure," through Sept. 5, Route 124, Madison 38 Washington PI,, Somerville Tuesday through Saturday from BASEBALL ENJOY NATURE IN YOVR OWN BACKYARD! In the Quaint Village of Hi North Branch... GIANT 3-DAY SHOW L 175 TABLES + FREE PROMOS Jum 1O-1M2, M. ft-IO/Sti. 4 Sun. 10-5 North Branch GARDEN STATE EXHIBIT CENTER, SOMERSET, N.J. Wild Bird Couplry* General Store & Deli "Your Complete Backyard FREE AUTOGRAPHS ON FRI. 1 Bird feed ing Source" The Grand Re-Opening of Their Attached MANON RHEAUME Has Everything You Need Bird Feeders • Poles & Brackets • Banner Flags Old Fashioned Ice Cream Parlour Wild Bird Seed • Squirrel Baffles $19.99 & up Now Open Bird Baths • Woodstock • Books JAMAL MASHBURN Bird Houses Wimkhimes • Nature Gifts ...and MORE! Featuring <%T~^% Ice Cream Tues.-Sat. 10-6; WILD BIRD COUNTRY U Serving Welch Farms, Yogurts U Soft Ice Cream Thurs. 10-8 lOAmboy Ave. • Metuchen For Show Info 201-376-9342 Outside & Inside Seating Sun. 10-4; Mon. Closed 908/549-5250 2 blocks west of Ri. I ^i fT« ^_ ^m ^m ^m Mf «| M •• Soft Ice Cream & Yogurt Special Your #1 Choice $2oo off ii $2»ooff I on ihe purchase of any Bird Bath BUY One - Get One FREE For Restaurants In on the purchase of $20.00 or more or Bird House |i Ncrt«WwNhinyotf»rottir 1037 Hwy. 28 with this ad Open 7 Days I l Hie Central NJ Area North Branch Good 'til June 30th 725-7358 Forbes Newspapers June 840,1994 Forties Newspapers Weekend Pkit 11 I N I N G OUT Side orders Royal •it or dine in Raagini's recipe treatment for Murgh-e-Makhani (or "Chicken Delight") The f Raagini's is saving up (for six) on Rout* 202*206 North in delicious Indian cuisine •3 lbs. boneless, skinned BnoetWnef WM noat a BMT FW* chicken »1 T. plain yogurt «1 ttval (etturfng 20 &*m bew in Mountainside tsp. salt tl T. lemon juice e% TTOfn nucfo wewinti ana a Mginl is a Hindi word tsp. pram masala (available in 250-pound pig roast Saturday, meuning many different Indian food stores) *1 cup June 11 from 2-7 p.m. Ticket cream •% cup tomato paste »2 prices am $20 in advance and tilings, said co-owner $25 at the door. RHarmcsli Mittal, who oper- T. ginger-garile paste •another ates the new fine dining Indian Vi tsp. salt •coriander leaves * * restaurant in Mountainside with and sliced almonds for garnish RecMty's in Piscataway is celebrating its 5th anniversary his manager, Sanjay Gupta, Preparation: Mix yogurt, lemon juice, 1 with a $10.95 full rack of ribs "Classical Indian nuludy," or special. "most beautiful woman with poise, tsp. salt and masala, Cut chick- en into pieces and marinate for Club New York at 624 elegance, power, valor ami kind- WestfleW Ave., Elizabeth, is now ness" arc Iwo drimitiohs oiln'cd, one hour. Skewer chicken and grill for about 10 minutes or until open. Formerly Evelyn's Seafood the latter being a tribute 1< > colorful Restaurant, it is an upscale club women in Indian histoiv as op- done. In a pan combine cream, tomato paste, ginger-garlic paste and 100-seat restaurant featur- posed to men ing Italian cuisine. (908) 354- "We chose to (1M it differently." and V2 tsp. salt. Cook over me- dium heat for about 5 minutes. 8887. said Mr. Mittal who explained that • * * AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/WEEKENDPLUS Add chicken. Cook another 5 most Indian restaurants are Cefcttbury Inn, 69 Main named after colorful men in his- Co-owner Sanjay Gupta, general manager Firoz Buhariwala and minutes. Garnish with coriander staff welcome you to their new Indian restaurant, Raagini, in leaves and chopped almonds. St. Lebanon, serves an aV-you- tory. "I don't like to follow the nin- can-eat Sunday Brunch for of-the-mill." Mountainside. $10.95 from 10:30 a.nr-2 p.m. At Raagini, you will see Mr. Mit- 1 (908)236*2992. tal and Mi . Gupta have done it differently. The first thing you notice is — a brass seizing dish set on top a small flame to keep warm, Tandoor * • the glass-enclosed Tandoor "kitchen" where you can watch Chef K. Nawaazi, or Indian grill, items, ranging from $11.95-16.95, can be ap- Coach N PMMeek, Route Bakshi bake naan, the traditional Indian bread, in the clay ovens, petizers as well as entrees, Seafood, chicken, lamb and a wide variety of 78, Exit 12, 4 mHas west of 1 Just opened in May, the lUO-seat restaurant is extravagantly laid out. vegetarian delicacies are prepared by Chef Bakshi, who has cooked for Clinton, has great dance music Traditional colored-glass lanterns hang from tall ceilings, tables donning five-star hotels in India, every Friday night, June 10 fea- deep red tablecloths accent the traditional Indian colors of purple, red, While Mittal says one must order the raiti (a yogurt side dish pre- tures Jim Hoffman's Encore and sea green and orange seen in the carpet and details throughout the pared with cucumber, potatoes or mint lentils) with your food, he stresses Raagini's cuisine is not spicy. However, any item with "vinda* June 17, Etefante & Greene. Join restaurant. us for Father's Day Champag* 1 loo" connotes a little heat. With a day's notice, the chef will make every As with the blend oi colors and culture, Raagini's menu lists classical effort to prepare a non-menu dish at your request. Brunch Sunday, June 19. 735- dishes which an? meant to be mixed and shared - the traditional 7889. Indian style of eating. Appetizers ($3.95-8.95), such as the vegetable RMGINI1085 Route 22 East, Mountainside. (908) 789-9777. * * samosa, crisp pastry filled with potatoes, peas and fresh spices and the This column It intended to inform readers about dining opportunities in the pakoras, fritters of vegetables or cheese, arc served warm on an angithi area. It is not a review. in the heart of Edison at 475 OW Port Road, ft now features a buffet Tuesday and Wednesday from 54:30 p.m. for $9.95. its al you can tat! Dishes include O'CONNORS pasta, chicken, Italian special- BEEF N ALEHOUSE Michael ties, mussais/ciams, lunch is ado being served from11:3 0 Blvd • W.ik; a.m.*2 p.m. Pilots fine) from $2.90*17.95.248-8180. * • * h\ v FINE NORTHERN ITALIAN CUISINE rand ofwr • Inf UJIPHH WWWUIH WV> VW Lunch 81 Dinner Served Daily fspfnto bar In the court on the SUNDAY BUFFET BRUNCH » fnH ftoorj the Pub on trie first Featuring an extensive array oi foods Irom $ 4 ftW 11 AM - 3 PM Reservation Only now otnino ma mini mpan* Iresh ornelei'es lo fresh baked goods, hot ' • nwnl} tht Garden Court ADULTB SIMIONS casseroles, Irmls, juices, desserts i much more1 Dinner served 3 PM - 9:30 PM ml Mon - Thurs on thru. 803*8000. Fri - 3 PM -10 PM * * * Smt 5 PM 10 PM * 3417 RotMl 27, nMMn Tovwt OmUr wt ffJMCfwMlona Sun - Private p*rUe$ only. et this new toot* Prime Rib Dinner Botti K oftart dewny (Imilid n* Including Jersey's Finest Salad & Bread Dar "Complimentary Entree** With purchase of Featuring Over 50 Itemsf 1200 - 900 pm bumir^ own. 422-6600, Or selecl from our regular menu 3 Dinner Entrees of equal or greater value. t * * (Valid for partyi o/4 or more & • ,vw' Weekend Plus Forties Newspapers June 8-10,1994 .! i '. . • J .-.,»••.« t.- tm :x , lOMSliow PUNK! HEADQUARTERS CAFE 229 WIIHam Street • Piscataway Hoi Uno Restaurant- BMAND Ticket Into WKDNGSDAY is... EVERY DAY 7W6611 Night Youi Choice of Chicken, 20 oz. t Shi imp. Veal or Hggplant alone RAW BAR Maine Lobster ui in any combination Wednesdays & Fridays $8.95 1982 Washington Valley Road IIU Imlt". vtUI. U\',v\ k ImikT, .nul siik'tiaM.i INCLUDES: Steamers, Oysters, ( Peel & Eat Shrimp Squire Corner Mall Martinsvilin 6() ) East Main Street iCpfnc o' Chimney Rock Or! Bridgcwatcr • 722-4180 1270 Rt. 28 North Branch, NJ • 908-722-1113 flisloranle • Cafe (908) 271-0440 Buy Any Entree ol your choice & Get 2nd one FREE, FOR choosing Irom Chicken, Veal or Pasta! . .. : v*'»':- ••• Valid Sun., Mon., Tues. Nights Must Present Ad * Take out orders not included • EXP. 6-3094 A FINE CATERING FACILITY The Revival of Culinary Excellence III 1U; PATULLO'S A icdddig; celebration held at the Pavilion inrtiinllf tradbnu itfdf into a revival of culinary' excellence. Your special day u our ONE 1 NnrthVtissclIrr \\v Htni nk ' I'.d Jti'l' !',{> and coh concern. We cater lo onh OM ieddii\j at a line. SERVING LUNCH & DINNER Yoy'H enjoy a «o«t ocaorablc alAospbcrc at The Pavilion. One fans an fflf¥cw\r fclrcbon of mmx tami ConbLcwl cuwc *cncd|r cv HcgjjnL 4 Rooms Available For Banquets For 25-150 People Great Mexican Cuisine benqucl room. Or, ifwu prclcr, on rvcculv M c^.ti dc*^ia tow LhaL rctp/ >our pabctiar Id 1/ fcl Dc 4^: i.T i BO4 "onorablc r^aence br all. Weddings Anniversaries Casual Dining at reasonable prices, 70 Middlesex Ave. • Metuchen Bridal Showers Class Reunions 1 Birthdays Retirements Private Parties Available . 908-494-7779 in family oriented, casual 'owned and opwMtd by Vmrtm lodga 19U B.P.0 E Your Special Day Is our ONE and only concern. BANQUET PACKAGES AVAILABLE atmosphere. DINE-IN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NITES IN JUNE ART & FABULOUS FEMALE VOCALIST WILLIE TAKE-OUT FREE DELIVERY I I Father's 10%: OFF j FAMILY Day Special ALLHEALS RESTAURANT with this coupon ! BUY ONE ENTREE j^on, \r\ru Tour's, AlRrg PIKO GET?NDLWHEE 1 Saute Softshell Crabs Chester Springs Kids £a+ Fo^ 991 1/2 PRICE MOM.- We A Equal or Lesser Valuo • Prime Ribs of Beef Shopping Center Nol !o [MI CO'"!)1"'11 **l|[l( i"y • Swordfish • Animal Characters • Balloons, || Rt. 206 • Chester 1 Children's Menu * Birthday Parties Exp 6 ?3 9'J • Norwegian Salmon • GREAT MARGARITAS includes Soup, Solod & Potato) 908/879-9500 K(. U'J V\Vst, Mor-tU PUinfi.-U Regular Menu Available Vffff (Cornw W«st End Ave. A Rt. 22 West) Major Credit Cards Accepted Children's Menu 201 Front St., Perth Amboy On The Waterfront • Intimate Cocklai! Lounge (90S) 422-3000 aior Credit Cardi Acamled Juno 8-10,1.994 toitxis Newspapers Weekend Plus 13 m•:•::; SPECIALS Restaurant & Deli Tuesdays Only Sunday Thru Monday & Every SPECIAL Thursday Nights Thursday Nights Tuesday TOGO KIDS STEAK FAMILY RESTAURANT ORDERS ALL YOU Serving Good $ 95 EAT CAN EAT NITE Old-Fashioned American Food 10 $Q95 KATINORTAKFOIIT Large Rack Ribs FREE Ont dining oduliptnhiM RIBS ^22 1776 South Washington Avenue, Piscataway 463-1000 oday's Innovation, Tomorrow i Tra Perfectiy Wanned Banquet Packages Available For All Occasions 12.95 CHILDREN 7.95 »*, 12 TU t outran Starting at per person OMELETTE STATION W/CONDINENTS CARVING STATION • SALAD STATION Magnificent Weddinp it Delightful Dining Events FRUIT & CHEESE STATION are Created in the Garden Room URGE VARIETY OF HOT A COLD EMKEES •5KHrs,0penBtr • 7 Coune Dinner • Floral Arrangements 3-Tier Wedding Cake • 1 Hr. Unlimited Hot & Package Starts at Cold Hors D' Oeuvres • Candelabra per person >. M fuMi Fw IM* Ihw 100. tM our \*rqm Dtfwtnwl to • Champagne Toast «*» 1 pickasi to M fw rwtdi 1st Place Award For Banquet Catering by NJRA The Star Ledger (^Mly u, 19m 2991 Hamilton Blvd., So, Rainfteid (OH Rt 267)»90^561-2722 1^572 BOIIUKJ * KeniLortn • (908) 376-7775 FATHERS DAY 18 COMING UP AND I WANT 1 THINK THATO A GREAT IDEA. WFU GET GO SOMEPLACE DIFFERENT WWV1O! THEY ARE CElEBRAItNO FATHERS THE GRANDPARENTS AND THE FAMILY I KNOW EXACUY WHAT DAY WEEKEND.OREAT 0PECIAL8 FOR THAT GREAT TOGETHER FOR SUNDAY. YOU WANT! FANTAOTIC FOOD. DAD ON FRIDAY, BATURNY it SUNDAY. I'M TAKING IM GOINO TO CALL FOR RESERVATIONS, GREAT PRICES, AND A DAD Ir THE FAMILY ON OATURDff; HOW ABOUT YOtfl RELAXING CASUAL ATMOSPHERE { I KNOW YOU WILL HAVE A FANTAQTIC MEAL! f 19 THERE 500 West Camplain Rd, Manville SUCH A PUCE? I Call 722-DOOR or 722-3667 ON/OFF PREMISE CATERING • HOMEMADE PASTAS CREATIVE ITALIAN SPECIALTIES • FRESH SEAFOOD 14 WeeketolPlus rorbos Mnwspapers Juno 8-10,1994 L 'mem LXCIUSGE BEER FESTIVAL 0AK TREE FARMS MWOUL. KCtPltD "Under The Tent" farm Fresh Country Market ccffrcMWr CMOS 20 Gourmet Beert : OFF I'nnu Micro Breweries . YOUR , DINNER CT>B0D0C&Z> CMEAT DELI 250 Ib. Pig Roast CHECK Nectarines Boncliu Patriot >»O Advance Ticket* • $t* At Ttic IKwr Sirloin Steak Cooked Ham 490 Ib. Ib. ib. Gal THE EXCHANGE $1,99 645 Rt. 202/206« Bridgewater« 526*7090 Bontlttt Our Large Eggs Peaches (Short Ribs of Beef Roast Pork $2.49• tb 790. Ctntcr Cut HtallnyCholct Land 0 Lakes .Pork Chops Chicken orTurkev Spread Ib. Ml Entrees $3 Chuck Dairy Philadelphia AH V, Ib. Sandwiches $2.50 Broccoli Chop Meat American Cheese Cream Cheese ii« included 3 lbs. 'Of more $1.99 Ib 18 oz. Wt Acctpt Food Stamps and Cradit Cirot. m net*™ n» M • lat. MPM &*?" Meals to Go tr For the Week of June 13,1994 Mon Roast Beef w/Mashed Potatoes (or) Fettuccini w/Tomato & Fennel Tues ^ w/Rosemary & Orange (or) Shrimp Hoisin Wed ^99Plant & Sausage Casserole (or) Seafood Stew Thurs. Lamb Ro" Continental (or) Tuna Stuffed Shells Lrj Chicken Cacciatore (or) ' Eggplant Parmesan Chefs Salad-Lar$e SISO/Small$2SO ' 62 VV. Main St. Somerville 722-8782 Couples Are Only $39.95 (plus tax) Sovifigs of oiVnasf S24/ Children (12 (under) Are Only $19.95 ' (plus tax) Inside our magnificent costl«, you'll feost on o Reservations tour-course dinner, see spectacular pageantry, Now At Cheers dramatic horsemanship, dangerous swordploy and experience on authentic jousting tournament. Graduate taervitioMi 101-933-mO or 100118«« Recicves SATURDAY &• SUNDAY I) I N N E R & TOURNAMENT Entree With Purchase 149 Polito Avenue, Lyndhurst, NJ ular Price Dinn Price Dinners Of 908-356-0189 Frtc Puking. Route 3 to 17 South. One mik wtit of Giants Stadium. 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Looking for an Intelligent, kind, educated to offer. Seeks M counterpart for same. Please call HANDSOME, WPM, 49 drugs or drinking. Seeking attractive woman between man lor companionship and fun and whatevir devel- Ext. 4545. Upbeat, successful, trim and healthy. I'm happy, 25-30 who believes one on one is the best way to a ops. Love black tie, the beach, boats, hikes, explor- enjoy Hie and having fun ISO WF counterpart for quality relationship. Also believes In Mom & Dad, EASY GOING MALE loving but dlscrael friendship. Please reply >nt. 4716. ing, adventure, museums and Brigantlne. Please call Hi! 35 yr. old while male, 59, 17S. If you're like me, pick-up trucks and puppies, apple pie and the 4th of Ext, 3049. HONEST, HANDSOME, SINCERE, SHY DWM- 30, July. Please call ext. 4935 I'm seeking a fun and fantasy loving female, adven- DIVORCED WF, 42, seeking WM 40's who enjoys turer, age 21-45 who is attractive and very aggres- desires to meet woman tor a very LTfl Very open to ARE YOU A MAN GROWN WISER- through life's dinner, movies, walks, music & quiet evenings at sive. Any companion status it OK. Musi be open activities, life and enjoyments. Other than an honest twists & turns, looking to truly share with someone-- home. THIS ADVERTISER HAS CHOSEN TO RE- minded, timuil, iinsi ol humor and enjoy* being desire for a caring man all I ask is that you're under openness & honesty, playfulness & affection, going CEIVE MAIL ONLY. PLEASE SEND LETTER TO: IN- pamptrid, Mutt be discrevt- like mt. No drugs or 30, under 5'8" and under 140 lbs. PltiM rupond lo and doing and just being, sharing Imagination and TRODUCTION! BOX 48BI; VORBES NEWRPA- head gamei. Please call ext. 4908, This advertiser em, 4817. curiosity, learning from oach other...Bright, well- PER8, P.O. BOX SW, SOMERVILLE, NJ 0M76, has also chosen to receive mall. Mail to; Introduc- I AM A YOUNG, ENERGETIC GUY- 6 2", 29. looking educated, professional woman, 5'2", 110, previously tion^ Box 4906, Forbes Newspapers, P.O. Box 699, DIVORCED WHITE FEMALE- for a partner for a long term relationship. My Interests married, pretty strawberry-blonde..looking lor kin- Somtrvlltt, 06876 are dancing, hiking, traveling, movies, dinner parlies; dred spirit/partner/friend. 40-55 to share peak times 40, 55, blonde hair, brn. eyes, pleasant to the eye, physically & mentally. I am honest, secure, Indepen- EDUCATOR- DWM, attentive, sincere, honest, 50's, I love iwimming, It you have the same hobbies, and mundane; a man who values trust and Intimacy plMMealUrt.4624, built over time as well as creativity, sensitivity, kind- dent, witty & outgoing w/a great smile & sense of 150lbl., 5'8", enjoys reading, travel, theatre & dining ness and family. I love natures beauty, hiking, explor- humor. Seeking handsome 5 10 to 6'2, fit, financially out., Stekt a Slim, caring, understanding woman, 45- I AM AN HONEST, TRUSTWORTHY, KIND, CARING, ing now places and ideas, dancing, photography, secure, S/DWM 40*46 who is confident, sensitive, ro- 55 yrs.old, to share time together & possible LTR. aiNEROUSPEfitON movies, being home, time with friends, If non-smoker, mantic, honest & able to build a lasting relationship. Please call ixi.4769 I am creative, love all kinds of music, song, dance, trim, please answer. Please call ext, 4741. This id- Alcoholics, drug users, gambler & head gamers need hike, nature, gourmet cook. Seeking similar values in not apply. Please reply EMI. 4526. FIT, WHITE, PROFESSIONAL MALE- vertlttr has also chostn to rtctlvt malt. Please 35, who likes children, coaching football and summer a divorced or widowed man 44-55 years old, Ext, send litter and photo to: Introductions, Box 4741, DIVORCED WHITE FEMALE vacations; it sealing a special long-haired white or 4736. Forbes Newspapers, P.O. Box 699, Somervllle, NJ 43, slim, attractive seeking single/divorced white hlspanlc woman, S or D, for a long-term realtionshipt IP YOU ARE A SLENDER KOREAN FEMALE- 08876 male- 30-48, trim and good looking, who is phslcally Please reply ext. 4715. „___„ 25 to 40 yrs, please repond to this ad. Nice-looking, ARE YOU LOOKING FOR ONE GOOD SINGLE and emotionally free lo build a relationship with the athletic, 40l»h DWM w/patience, passion and own right women if he were to lind her., and also have FROM THE HEART- I writing this ad with the hope WHITE FEMALE?- that it may catch the eye of a truly honest, sincere home* would like to meet you for dating, friendship Your search ends hare il you are a tall SWM, 30-40 time for fun, dancing, dining and just being with and maybe more. Pleaso reply ext, <*719. someone special. Please reply ext. 4166. physically lit, Asian, Hispanic or White female 38 or years old who enjoys dancing movies and dining out. younger with no children. I am a warm caring con- KNIGHT IN SHINING ARMOR-, all thai Is missing is ext. 470B. DIVORCED WHITE MALE panisate divorced white male 59" 160 lbs with my Fair Princess! 27 yr. SWM, financially stable , ATTRACTIVE SWM, 35- 44, professional, 6', 180 lbs., Catholic, Seeking brown hair and blue eyes. My intoro.it includes emotionally secure, seoks a SWF, 24-34 yrs. old, Me- Blond hair, blue-eyes, sexy, well built, good heart SWCF, 35-40, 5 2-5'6, good build, lor serious rela- sports, classic cars, the beach, movies, plays, travel- dium lo full-figured, who knows what she wants & and full of laughs. Seeking attractive female who is tionship & whatever develops. Sense of humor a +, Ing, dining out and enjoying new experiences. I suc- doesn't want to play any games. You must enjoy the honest, sensitive, caring and affectionate for possible but must be attractive, outgoing ft good conversa- cessfully operate my own business and desire to beach, spending time outdoors, being together, and LTR. Must like hugsll! Ext. 4607. tionalist to enjoy movies, dining out & the occasional meet someone special lo share my live with. At- building a lasting friendship that can possibly build rainy day. Please no fanatics or people with little time tributes that appeal to me include sensitivity, com- into something more. Please call ext.4726 ATTRACTIVE WHITE FEMALE- widow, 49, finan- on their hands. Please reply Ext, 4333. munication, a (jood sense of humor and willingness cially secure. A one to one relationship lor a serious lo spend quality time together which can lead to LOOK NO FURTHER- DWF. 41, 5'4", 125!bs., N/S, committment. Serious only. This advertiser has cho- DIVORCED WHITE MALE, 40- 5 6 very thin NS, something long term. Please call ext. 4943. THIS Living Somerset Co,, Lovos the outdoors, long walks, sen to receive mail. Platse lend Ittttr and photo clean-cut; good natured, most sincere, thoughtful ADVERTISER HAS CHOSE TO RECEIVE MAIL. hiking, movies, dining out & more! Seeking a SfDWM, to: Introductions, Boi 4949, Forbes Newspapers, and considerate, quiet yel personable gentleman; PHASE RESPOND TO BOX 4943, FORBES NEWS- 41-50, N/S, with the same intores's, who wants an P.O. 8oi 699, Somerville, NJ 0M7S hard working professional. I'm a busy, family- PAPERS, p.O. BOX 699, SOMERVILLE, NJ 08676 honest and sincere relationship. PLoase call exl.4786 oriented custodial father of two wonderful young chil- BEGINNER COUNTRY ft WESTERN DANCER- dren seeking a romantic relationship with a warm- FROM UNION CO, LOOKING FOR A CO-PILOT^" SWM, 42, seeks dance partner, experienced or virgin, I am a divorced, white male, 60 years old. I am 1 hearted Single/Divorced White Female, 30's Union/ WIDOW, 49, 5*5", noibs.. attractive, white, edu- 30-50 for hi-sieppm and friendship. This advertiser Middlesex Co; sharing friendship, yours and my inter- cated, fit, N/S, professional. Interests include the professional, own my own plane, very active, fit, & has chosen to receive mall also. Please send letter ests, family-style fun, and grown-up fun. Wouldn't It arts, sports, travel, learning & laughing, seeks suc- financially stable. An average man- no drinking or and photo to: Box 4833, Forbes Newtpaptrs, P.O. be romantic to begin our relationship by exchanging cessful, lit., attractive, prof., male, 48-58, tor whole- drugs, but I smoke. Seeking SINGLE WHITE FEMALE Box 699, Somervllle, NJ, O8B76, an enlightening Introductory letter? This advertiser some relationship, possible Mo-long happiness. This who is slim, 30-45 years old, who needs a nice emo- tional start in lile and who likes to be spoiled and BORN AGAIN SWM- hat alto chosen to receive malt. Pleate send letter advertiser has chosen to recieve mail only, Please send note, Dhone, & photo (optional) to Introductions knows how to spoil in return. Must be level headed, 31, attractive, good sense of humor, sincere with and photo to: Introductions, Box 4739, Forbes Newspapers, P.O. Bon 899, Somervllle, NJ 08876 Box 4787, PO BOX 699, Somervillo, NJ, 08876 liko sports and sports cars, trovoltng, dining out, and much to offer lo the right woman, looking lor attrac- quiet evenings. Sense of humor a muatl Please call tive SWCF, 24-34, who puts God first Must be hon- DIVORCED WHITE MALE- 46, 5'10, lit. Enjoys all GIGOLO 40ISH- art. 4014. est, affectionate and likes having fun. Call if you're sports as participant & spectator. Appreciates the Monogamous, verbose, jaded, self-centered, cruel, the special lady I'm looking lor Plme call ext. "simple things" in life, Believe in values & giving to egotistical, grotesque, drunk and eclectic- odrnod LOOKING FOR A GOOD-LOOKING FIRST MATE- 4806. others. Strong Catholic but not 'Holy Roller Type' type A personality* who is at limes angered Impover- I'm a DWM, professional boat capt, with additional lime on my hands. Heavy built, like to cook, dine out BROWN EYED GIRL - Interested in meeting attractive, lit f 35-46 who likes ishod DWM- artisan, smoker, recluse, secretive, non- to chat & enjoy wide variety of activities. Please call supportive, denymg-one-lrack-mind... who attempts and have Intimate times. Looking for an older woman 26 seeks the same Blue, Green, speckled eyes also between the ages of 35-45 with large Irame, also to welcome. I enjoy sunsels on Iho beach, soltball, run- Ext. 4B54 no improvement, searching like female counterpart, 19-55; no children, affluent, obnoxious, financially se- share tho same as I. So, if you like Iho water, fine ning, football, reading Maupin & King, movies, quiet DIVORCED WHITE PROF. FEMALE- dining and Victorias Secret, give this captain a call evenings at homo & my cal. t'd like lo hear from A cure, offensive, sensual, erudite, humorous, omnivo- Protty lady-looking tor the right man to complimoni rous- who can be manic, obsessivo & seductive. and let's set off for a long-term voyage. Plme n* GWf 25-35 who enioys this and more. For friendship me. II you like a spirited, Intelligent, independent lady spond to «i. 4B28, or possible relationship. Please call Ext 4535. Craving smiles, cuddles, tenderness, therapy, ro- very family oriented, caring-giving, who ran the mance, honesty, intimacy, recipes, Mozart a ca> gamut from wlio/Mom to Polilician, comfortable in LOOKING TO SHARE A COMMITTED RELATION^ CARING, HONEST pucclno. Sequol. (will use your credit card) In favor SHIP- SWF, 40, sensitive, attractive, caring, down- From Nantucket, 26, energelic, seeking WF who en- any setting. S/DWPM 40ish i call me & decide if we ol superficial, long lorm contractual relationship. are compatible. Exi.4541, to-earth who enjoys home life & life's little pleasures |oya long walks, beaches or just a night out. Please Knock Knee commitment Adv. MORE, Feces hap- seeks SWMP gentleman lo share a relationship reply ext. 4723 DJPF- 45, youthful, NS, attractive, outgoing, ere- pens. PS... No LawyorDlios, Cardboard professionals. based on trust, honesty, caring & sharing and who Is COLLEGE ORAO ativs, secure. En|oys music, Iheatrs, travel, ouldoori Public servants, Now Yorkers, drugs. ASAP. PLEASE comfortable in home lile as well. I am Truly serious REPLY TO BOX 4767. 25-yr, old SJM who enjoys sports, music 4 movies & ISO special JM tor warm, loving, committed relation- about committing the lime & effort to Ihe right per- the shore seeking SJF, 20-25, with similar interests shlp.PUafcaimt.4S07. GOOD LOOKING, COLLEGE DEGREED- son Pltaie respond to ent.4831. DBPM (w/no children) 40, 5 9. 165 lbs. seeks a good Pleaae call Extension 4328, DO WE HAVE ANYTHING IN COMMON? are you LOST IN NEW JERSEY- Recently transferred by a Intrested In long rides, long walks, classical music, woman to spend lime with, I am sincere, honest, & DBM- 36, 6'1", medium build, non-smoker, drug considerate, A I look tor thai in others I enjoy skiing, Co. In the Mid-west. SWM, 25,5'if" blond hair, blue free looking lor someone honest, caring and sincere. ethnic foods, different cultres, DWF, 5'6", med. build, eyes, slim lo medium build, good looking (will ex- 19, energemic, Intelligent, sexy, with a good sense ol music, Sci-R, going to movies, dining out, dancing & Race unimportant, Plttse ntpond to tut. 4121 good conversation. I also Gn|oy qutet limes at home, change photo), Looking for a female to help find my humor, looking for a LTR, plena call #xt. 479B way out of this lonoliness. I'm a well rounded Indi- DEAR TALL, SMART, SINGLE AND HANDSOME, watching movies while snuggling an the couch w/ It it the policy of thit newtpaptr not lo publish any vidual. I enjoy country music to alternativo music, I'm a very attractive 37 year old tall, funlovlng red- someone spocial, If you're a S/DF bet, 28-40 who is: skiing, camping, fishing, tho Arts, exploring NVC. pvnottai ttdvttntment that may be overtly lexnal, tH$get~ fun loving, yet down toearlh; have a healthy souse ol head • adventurous and full of life. I like a man with a Seeking female for dcfinale friendship or possible great sense of humor, rugged, down to earth, and tivt and/or offetnivt to the ventral public. Thit wrvice n humor; a nice disposition & nppearance; honest, reli- intended lolcly (or fimonttl t\d\ jut tinglet who would able, & emotionally socure; & believes that romance dating, A person whoso personality & character are must be financially secure, Someone who likes any- more attractive than her looks. Someone who knows thing from line dining lo getting lost in the woods. If like (n ttiablnh a remionibitt v>\w other smjj/fi. should begin with good friundship & shared values please give me a call nghl now. (NO smokers, drug how lo cut loose and have fun and knows when to be you're looking for Cindy Crawford, keep looking. If serious. I appreciate sincerity, romance, klndnoas, you're looking for a genuinely attractive sincere users, or heavy drinkers, please.) Race is unimpor- DWF- in search of SDWM 6', trim, over 55, non- tant. I hope lo hoar Irom you soon Please call Ext sweetness, but what I respect and am attracted to woman to havo a relationship with please respond lo most is a woman who is unafraid to be completely ext 3604. smoker and no drugs w/ a sense of humor, likes 1544 dancing and qolnq to tho movies. Ext 1646 opon & honest. Ploaso call out. 4930. This adverllBer DF- 33, 59", prolly, "Thick & voloupious, ISO B/ QWM- 37yrs old, b'U", 170 lbs , interests meld has also chosen to receivo mail. Please sand lalter HSM, 5'1I" anil over, Fil & handsome, 30-40, Must music, dance & Illness, ISO other GWM 20-40, This find pholo to: Introductions, Box 4930, Forbos NBWB- like kids, dance clubs, party, beach, I am a social DWM- I am a warm, sincere and gontle man. I am advertiser has choson lo rrjcievo mall, Please write to papors^P.q_Bo_x699LSomervllle, NJ, rJrlnker, you musl bo socially & financially secure II also frlondly, Intelligent and financially secure, ) am Introductions Box 4791. PO Box 699. Somervillo. NJ, Ihis sounds good to you plenso call oxt 47Bf> 38,'/ tall and an adorable romantic. I've boen mar- 0BB76_ _ ried holora, 7 yrs. ago, but to Iho wrong woman, I FOR *MORE~ DHWP, BORN AGAIN- now know what my future wifo Is; you nre feminine, HANDSOME ROMANTIC DWM- 3/, & MARRIAGE MINDED? IINQLE SLACK FEMALE LOOKINC FOR NO ONE IN SWP- Want a eMW? I want a wife: Let's make a deiL.H- PARTICULAR.- 25,5 5, Exotic dancir, ISO sonoont 39, Independent, earth muffin, turned alternative, TALL DARK 4 VERY CUTE SWM- N/S, 30, man in ardworKlng SWM, 26, vary «t, 6+. Very Inltiligtnt, who Is inlirtsting A likes to go out I havi fun, If ttili punkett, equally a horns at clubs or beach, Seeking uniform, but not v/hat yoti would expect, many inter* suavo looking, Prot. needs mousy Country Girl, Cor* Is you just give me a call it Ext. 4547. nontit SWM. bi something to believe in or some- ests including music & \\\tn. Dining in or out. Good porate Lady, or in-between, 19-29 or to, lo shart body to ihov«, Lots get clos«r to the stars. No nega- conversation, ISO N/S SWF, 22 1 up, who could walks, moviis, dinner, cuddling, beach, love (a busi- IINQLE CHINESE FEMALE- 25 yrt. 5T attractive, tive creepi. become my best friend. & hoplully more. Please call ness together?) Sacrificing for Bountiful life. Ext, brown avis, black hair, caring, iffoclionati, con- THII ADVEftTIMR HAI CHOSEN TO RECEIVE to find out more ext.4788 3926. scious, also athletic, in good physical shape. BS de- MAIL. PUMt SEND UTTER AND PHOTO (OP- gree Seeking 5'9" to Q'2" Prof., educated white TALL OABK AND DISABLEO SWM-J1 looking lor TIONAL) TO: INTOQDUCTIONI BOX 4640, FORIES friend and companion lo share simple summer plea- NEVER HAO TIME TO HAVE CHILDREN? Looking malt, 27-33 yrs, old, emotionally stable, flnmcelly NEWSPAPERS, 90 BOX €99. SONERVILLE, NJ tor Warm-hearted, finaclally stable, Wolud love a Mil- tacure. honest, sincart, contldtrali in good health, OWTt sures and adventures. II you an intelligent, caring, lionaire, SWM, to be father of my two 2 1/2 yr. olds, SWF, 30-45, young at heart and have a great sense 1 good physical shape, non-smoker & alcholic and dls- Mld-40's, Must be DRUG FREE Please call ext.4798 east free. American citlnn. Ploatt call exl. 4944. SWF- of humor please call so we can compare ndventures. PltiM all Eit. 4950 or sent) letter and photo to NEW AGE- SWM late 30s, stronahandsome, into THIt ADVERTISIR HAI CHOSEN TO RECf IV* 40ith, prot., petite, auburn tialr, w/culiural & artistic Intereata, I onjoy going to NYC, also smart men, fast Introduction!, Box 4950, Forbes Newtpipcrt, P.O. New Age, mind, psychic, would like to hear from MAIL. PLEASE SEND LETTER 4 PHOTO TO SOX Bo» 699, Somtrvllle, NJ 08676 ^_ woman w/same interests. Please call ext, 4711, THIS 4M4, FORMS NEWSPAPERS, P.O. BOX 699, SOM- cart 4 alow hands, seeks a SWM who Is financially & emotionally secure, lor living happily ever-after. ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RECEIVE EBVILU,NJ0M76 THE GREAT AMERICAN 0WPF- mid~40"8, A#1 Plwecills»tl,476T corp, business woman, guaranteed class, impeccably MAIL. PLEASE SEND LETTER I PHOTO TO: INTRO- 8INQLE FEMALE ASIAN DUCTIONS BOX 4711, Forbes Ntwipapert, PO BOM tWJM-34.62, 210 lbs. College educated. Looking groomed, great looks(sllghtly plumb but well 35 yiart old, 5'3", Ittricllve, ilncin, loving, caring, shaped}, N/S, no kids, S & emotionally secure. ISO 1 699, Somtrvlllt.NJ 06876, business-minded. Looking for attractive male- 33-40 for unique female (or friendship, companionship or more. Interest Include tennis, exciting Sunday dynamic, high caliber man{preferably over 5'10), who NEWLY GRADUATED MEDICAL CAREER- yean old- any race, with tarm interests for LTR. No can kick off his wing tips & balance his lile w/laugh- games pltast. Pleate reply exl. 4733. brunches, music, BBQ, dancing, family gatherings, Just graduated as an EKG technician, fm a 23 yr. cooking, witching videos, romance, etc. I am little bit tar & tovs. Edison area, Possible benefits are dafi- old, SWM, short blond hair, blue eyes, S'll, 180 lbs. SINGLE WHITE FEMALE of a recovering Agoraphobic so It will be nice il you nitaly worth tho risk ol replying! Pleaso call Ext. 4851. who doesn't get a chance to mingle due to school & have patiences and a NJ driver's license. Please call very attracts, 30, 110 lbs,, 5'S w/t child, non- VERY ROMANTIC work devotion. Formal Black Belt in Karate is in ext, 4941, search of (marriage minded), single white college smoker, non-drug user, ilncve, honest, organized & Handsome, level-headed, sincere & honest SWM 39 educated female, 20-26 who enjoys what I do (danc- neat, secure about my«lf, Wishing to meet SWM, SWM, 44 $*11", 1TS1B9S- ~" 5' 11" 170 Ib, who always treats a woman with re- muit be vtry attractive, 28-36,5"9"-6'1", In shape, 34 I ing, dining out, horseback riding & working out in spect and class, In search of long term relationship inch waist or small, 0-2 kids oh, non-smoker/drug Non>smok»r, social drinker, good-looking, I enjoy gym). Cannot dial the 900 number for message re- oldies, reading, dining out, sports, flea markets, mov- with SWF 29 • 40 who is slim & attractive and enjoys trieval so please let's exchange photos and letters, u»r, honest, polite, not a tlob or lazy, must be secure about yourself yet not self centered, tor a ies, and |ust quiet times together; love children. Inter- the theater, movies, dancing, good conversation, (Medical career college educated A bruntttes would ested In meeting attractive, Sor DWF, 30 + with simi- comedy clubs and weekend getaways. Please reply be a plus.) (LETTERS* PHOTO ARE PREFERRED BY meaningful relationship I poniblt marriage. If you fit all ol the above, then please call m.42M lar interests forseilous LTR. Definitely no drugs) E>t. 4952 „„_____ ADVERTISER.) THIt AOVICRTlSfiR HAS CHOSEN TO RECEIVE WANTED: JEWISH MALE, 5O-G0 TLC. pretty lady THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE. SINQLE WHITE FEMALE- MAIL ONLY, PLEASE SEMO LETTER AND PHOTO wants to meet you. Please reply Exl. 4156, THIS CEIVE MAIL. PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO 25 yrs. old, 5', Brn. curly hair. Bin. eyes, 110 lbs. TO; INTROOUCTIQNS BOX 4S27, FORBES NEWS. ADVERTISIR HAS CHOSEN TO fltCEIVE MAIL TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4S1O, FORBES NEWS- Affectionate, honest ft outgoing ft/good tense of PAPERS, F»C BOX HH, tOMEBVILLE, N J 01876, ONLY. PLEASE SEND LETTER ft PHOTO TO: IN- PAPERS, PO MX ffl, SOMERVILLE, NJ OSSTf humor. I enjoy anything from Comedy Clubs to pic- StIKM-27,57", overweight, sensitive, caring, con- TRODUCTI0NS BOX 4856; %F0R6E$ NEW8PA- nics on the beach ft skiing or lusl staying home A NICEQUY siderate i honesl, I like laugrujlng, talking, renting PEWS, P.O. SOX 699, SOMERVILLE, NJ, 0*176, renting movies. Looking lor SWM, mid ib's-early 30'i movies, walking, & would try almost anything wtoth 5'»", 1SO lbs., I enjoy the simple things In life; Ice w/i good heart, old fashion morals ft good lenai of Ihe right peisonj'm lookiny for a SWF, 18-35, to WANTED: PROFESSIONAL BLK. MALE preferably cream COMB, moviis, good conversation, flood humor, II seeking possible relationship pliase call share Itie good & bad times with, Someone who over 5'10. Goal oriented who enjoys the simple books, omt dinners, dancing and good l«ighi. EM4618. things In life, Good conversation, Flea Markets, Quiet I'm a WSM, rtaponilMt, non-drlnfctr, financially shares tome of the same qualities I have am is look- ing foi a relationship with a really nice guy. Please nights, I am 45,57 guaranteed class. Love bufctt- secure, with a wicked senst ot humor. I would tike SINOU WHITE MALE, 20 ball & life, THIS ADVERTISER HAS CHOSIN TO to meet SQJMOM who Is comfortable with thorn- 6'1", short brown hair, brown eyes. Workout ivery call am.4770 H RECEIVE MAIL ONLY. PLEASE SEND LETTifi I self, pfetty.pWrHiM", 35-45 wars oW, 17 I day, college student, humoroua-yet lomantic. ISO IWfM- 35,6 ti, dark hair & eyes, good looking & PHOTO TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4857 WORKS under, no little fclds, and SLENDER build, moderate pretty, thin-yet shapely, SWF with a good personality, trim, sseksprelly, petite S caring SWF, 21-29, who NEWSPAPERS, P.O. BOX 699, SOMERVILLE, NJ drinker, non/HQhMnwker, tisygolna, Inttiligjont, honest, communicates well, 18*33. Please reply ext. loves Harleys for possible LTR, please call ext,4773 compassionate, strong- (but not domineering) and 4714, mn SWM- 37, very handsome, ISO attractive & nice ttmlnlm. Not looking tor a one night stand but s SINQLE WHITE MALE- WHITE WIDOWED MALE sarleus contender. Lv. phone number I I'll call you lady. Perter monogamous relationship. N/S, N/D or Warm, witty A wonderlul. I'm 42 yrs. old, S' 6,140 25, Bm. hair, hazel lyts, slim, athletic, enjoys the lite drinker. Please call Ext 4740 bach! (Brtdcjewator aroa, please.) Reefy ert, 4170. little things, Sports, Beset), Books especially chil- lbs., in great shape, have a good job & no kids, NO FALSE ADVERTISING- Very pretty, slim, DJPF. dren. Seeking SWF w/iimllir interest, Plesse call WM- »9, ISO black female, ago unimportant, would Interested in meeting a nice lady, should be petite & 49, 5'B", good-hearted, sensitive, cuddly, fun, down- E»l. 4540. like lo meet someone who enjoys line dining, danc- pretty with a great sense of humor. I like music, ing, beach activities, someone who is just looking to sports, play baseball, enjoy eating dinners at restau- to-earth with traditional values seeks male counter* SINQLE WHITE MALI- 32,6'2,190 lbs. Good look- part with varied interests for long-term sharing. enjoy life. II you aro tins person, pleaso give me a rants & going to movies. I am a smohef. Please call ing, honest w/aood sense ol humor. Hike sports, the Ext. 4330. Please respond to sit. 4826. call. Please call ext 4825. outdoors, movies, etc, ISO woman 28*36, attractive WHITE WIDOW- financially secure female in her late ONE AVERAGE POOR BOY- 140 Lbs. 5 10 , Brown w/good senat of humor w/slmilar interests. If this is 8WM- 70'$ wants to meet someone nice lor companionship, hair/ayes, 40s, SWM, who is working on old mo- you. This advertiser has chosen to receive mall 41, brown-haired, bluod-eyod professional, 67" tall I age 60's or 70s. This sdvenlttr tiai optioned to lorhome to go camping 4 fishes when nis kids come also, lend letter ft/er ttheto te: E*t 3031 Introduc- have a very dry sense ot humor, I have my Doctorate receive mall. Pl«au write to Introduction!, Box visit this summer, Would like to meet average, friend- tions. Forbes Newspaper!, P.O. Bei ««, Somer- and am successful, i ori|oy iho beach In Ihe summer. 4736, Fortot Ntwtoapirs, P.O. boi 699, 8omtr ly, slim, goofy girl, who looks good in a Baseball cap vlile.NJ, 0M7I. Looking lor a female m She 30-4!) yr. range for a vllf.NJ.M87l permanent relationship. Pis call ext. 4566. for Iriendship, Companionship. Bookworm & Tom- SINGLE, BLACK, JAMAICAN PEMAU- girls welcome, Please call exl. 4767 WWJM, SS Dlvorced, 36 years old. I have been single for over 4 fjWM- 41, tall, rugged, rascal, athletic, no previous 511", 180lbs, Caring, sense ol humor. Enjoy travel, PRETTY WF years and I am looking fora Slack, single, Christian arrests (OK, detention onco inH.S) diverse interests Broadway, Dining, Sports, Movies. ISO trim, N/S, JF, Seeks attractive, affection female of substance lor 5'5" slender intelligent, nurturing & aesthetic. Seek- man. He must be In his 40-50, and love God and 40-50, attractive with snmo interests for LTR. Please kids. I am looking for Mr. Right and I am vary loving lomance, Share a drinks With chemistry several ing attractive, cultured, financially secure male, 55-65 reply oxt, 4713 for caring, long lasting relatiomhlp. Ext. 4955. and kind. Please reply exl. 4720. drinks? This advertiser has also chosen lo receive mail. 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SWM-31 (looks 24-25), 510, rned. discreet friendship, Day or evening, day a plus. Must This 48 DWPM Is looking for a special woman. She 1 going. Ny activities range trom MYC tolho shore. to build (not thin-but not lat either .) Shoulder length like hugs and kisses for a plus. Please, call em. 4346. should be between 35-55 and very open-minded and staying in and reading a good book. II you are a SWF Brn. hair, green eyes, en|oy$ hfes simple pleasures. enjoy living an alternative lifestyle. I like all the regu- 5BM- 35, $'8", 155 lbs,, ISO SF, 21-35, Children 22-30, who has the similar above qualities & inter- Blue Jeans, Rock S Roll. Comedy clubs, camping, lar activities, dining, dancing, etc. and all the activi- OKI, I enjoy staying home or going out lo dinner, ests Please call exl, 4772 Shoie Down to earth w/greal sonse of humor, Fun dance clubs, parties, beach, Ihe simple things in life. ties NYC has to offer, She may be attached or unat- loving, Adventurous & a hopeless Romantic seeks Please call ext,4794 tached. I am disease and drug liee In Somerset SWM - 25,63 , brownhair, blue hair. Sooks tall, n,' same in on attractive WF ? 1-35 w/same interests for County. Ext. 4800. s, humorous, SWPF, ago 20-30. Intorosted in sports. SEEKING AFFECTIONATE, PLAYFUL WOMAN - Fun, Romancfl, Adventure & possible long term rela- THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHO5IM TO RE- music & movies. Exl 4629 tionship. I am B smoker Pleaso call Exl. 4S15. Single-parent father, DWCM 47,5'9", stocky but diet- CEIVE MAIL PLEASE UNO LETTER TO: INTRO- ing. 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Full Protection When Rates Increase 'Wortint For Your But Inkrut' 2. Full Advantage When Rates Decrease 908-946-2233 Property sales 12,13 'CM A .Vlh 2 —June8,9,10.1994 RealEstate A Forbes Newspaper Supplement Forbes Newspapers Cheryl Fenske Douglas Baum Real Estate Special Sections Editor- Qasstfied Advertising Manager Chief Copy Editor CONTENTS Kelly Zullo Naomi Kooker Classified Telephone Commercial property 4,5. Real Estate Editor Sales Manager Jane Staehle Connie Mahoney W-',. V-' • r Stan Wilson Classified Telephone Ciaultied Account Executives Sales Representative MalcolmS. Forbes Jr. Luxury space Editor-in-Chief ol Fortes Magazine and Forbes Newspapers Louis S. Barsony Publisher Richard A. McComb George Gannon More office space . Advertising Manager Circulation Director On the cover: Crossroads Business Property sales Center in Bedminster is developed by SJP Properties. Photo taken by Realty notes 10 Augusto F. Menezes i&j Forbes Newspapers Somerset Messenger-Gazette, Hills-Bedminster Press, Bound Brook Chronicle, The Chronicle, Metuchen-Edison Review, Piscataway Review, South PlainfieW Reporter, Franklin Focus, Green Brook-North Plainfield Journal, Warren-Watchung Journal, Highland Park Herald, Focus Cranford Chronicle, Scotch Rains Fanwood Press, Westfield Record, Buyers Guide To Subscribe to Forbes Newspapers call: 1-800-300-9321 • To advertise call: 908-722-3000 ta(katdiOurR)wer TheyHaweTo MaichOurSttei^hs, OUR DOOR IS OPEN! OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 10-3:30 $3M,000 •I,&2BR Models SPACIOUS COLONIAL) ARARITRtASUM • Owner Financing To flMutrhl 4 tx. 2 5 blth homt locidtd on 1 tcri w/woodtd rear lot Custom built contemporary on 3 ten cul-de-sac w/spec- Firmly room w/brick fireplict, finished b»mfwit, 2 c*r girtgt & tacular views ol Nwhinic. Privat* tntrtnet in-iaw suite in Qualified Buyers much moil this spacious 11 room homt with I horm warranty. • Starting As Low As CINTUflY 21 WOAOIN A OMEN CENTURY 21WOROEN ft QUEEN (Ml) I74-47OO (•OS) 174-4700 $95,500 • Located Close To To participate Downtown & N.Y. Transportation In this • Other Hours By advertisement Appointment OWNER TRANSFERRED • 3 Acre Estate Grounds Movt into this 4 btdroom expanded caps (••luring large please contact I $%W country kitchtn with DW & chtffy cabinets Home Directions: Westlkld or North Ave, to light |ust before Hairy Ouecn (Elizabeth Aw.) Co I block pasi hH had complete horns inspection tor a quick sale & ready Stan Wilson at blinker to Prospect, left 01110 Prospect, 2 1/4 blocks to English Village on right. for a doting for a qualified buyer CEHTURY 21 D.S. KUZtMA MALTY 722-3000 ext. 6200 (IM) 272S337 Century 21 D.S. KUZSMA Wordtn & Green HSMUnttrttt 2MW.204 CONDOMINIUMS Ormforti. HJ 0M7I HHIsborough, NJ 01176 , ,217 Prospect Aye, Cranford 276-0370 » 674^4700 A Forbes Newspaper Supplement June 8,9,10,1994-3 Buy' For 1069 1182 For 1863 1069 ' 1058 Me.' Mo " Mo." BOUND BROOK $180,000 BRIDQEWATER $309,900 GREAT INVESTMENT MIDDLESEX $199,000 flafwayouooofftottwbaacri. atari oaiatofat- BEDMINSTER $179,900 BEDMINSTER $177,900 Three family in Sound Brook w/togal tmall DREAM KITCHEN ing by coming to aae thii lovaty 3 Bad, ptua 3 Coma homtto private MM «Hh FP, marble 2 9fl, 2 BA townhouse in The Hills, 2 car dir business in rear An S«p«r«l« utiliiw* Great Colonial, ibtdroom, 2'A MM, 2 car garaga, (u« bath r«Kh onont of the bNt itrMlt intht fcibaianwitandromtorlhaiovartitaltitcrv bath noo^Mndowtoalofewith wooded back- entry Gar w/auto opnr Lovely home w/spa- inva«trnant w/positiva cath ftow. BD#3261 Borough. BD#33K. Jutt Raducad! an tab*, oojnptorty ramodaM. BD#348» yard B0U41M cioutMBR. B003-4226 HNSTER OFFICE 90e-7«1-1000 EDWNSTEA OFFICE W-7I1-K 90MIM0W IOFRCE 90M2M441 I OFFICE 908-S26-5444 I YOU THINK IK! LOW MONTHLY MYMHISII SOMERVILLE $138,900 OLD BRIDGE $137,000 ranch thai hw bean compiataly ran- f • SPACIOUS 4 BEDROOM SPUT W AHnaw«t*an,vlnyt Lota othouaa for trie It. Too much houae for stding, HJN baMmmi. JuM movt-in. BOW- Ihtownar. FamtyPm.H/witoofi.dadi.l** hugaoomarkX. #1*34379 •OMtt-5444 Walt W you IOFRCE the great homes they buy! VISTTOUROPEN HOUSES THIS WEEKEND! TtttBSUNOAY r, monihV 1010 1-5 P.M. Mo4 MEEIK As an annvaMf 100,000 ban wort nw 380 rru«ty pay - mrtiof 1743,00. Pai pnMaaii > FORDS $169,900 FORDS $174,900 . vlcatuUadai8.2Smw»3paiilsona"JiiTto 3a-yMrlxad r*e mortaagi v*i an A^Ji Of M1i% An um%* of • $600,000 loan waidmaan 300 nvrthty GROWING PAINS? All SPIFFED UP FOR YOU paymarta o( l37SA.0t>. H|ins haran ara aifiraQmato Spread out In Vi% apacioua axpandad homa. Brand new bath w/iacuui. Nawar root, car orrwntoNWwaaaiooaiOTrjuKbfacondgrtmi^ faaturaainduda4BB, 2 baths, »acond kitch- pattng, haating systam 4barJroomi,2*J and lutjart to cr«r^. Nat raapavM Iw tvpogr^^ en Ideal tor Mother/Oaughlar QuMraaldan- Mhtw/2MlIttcharN 4103-4376 rarjjM that the payment be vtfdatod wKh a mortgage praMMarpnrj to purchase. tiaiart* #103-4441 EDISON OFFICE NMM-4M0 EWSON OFFICE 90MH6NO Foi For For 1*1 1010 914 7 •Mo.' '3146 1428 Mo.: EDISON $169,800 : Mo." ' Mo.: RANKLIN $153,1 "SOMERSET $163,000 Mo.' YOU'LL FEEL LIKE YOUR YOU DONT HAVE TO BE RICH FRANKLIN $523,000 Thii fust rasale home in six mile run ia de- PRIME LOCATION IN to afford thii 3badroomtownhomawith luxu- IN THE COUNTRY signed for comfortable living Central air, fire- rious master suite, cozy fireplace for the win- QUAILBROOKS REGENCY! When your sitting on the patio ol the 4 bdrm, place, 4 bedrooms, Vh baths, first Boor mas- EDISON $242,000 ter and nice yard for trw summer. Located This 3 bedtoom Townhome is immaculate 1 % bath home overlooking a most beautifully ter suite, hardwood floors, spacious 3 car near golf course Prime location at a realistic and boasl lots of auras Dontmisaoutonihis Peeled (or you. lovety largo lot great No landscaped and private yard Many new and garage Full basement with greet rec room price, tfiis home won'Hast long Call today lof beauty Call today for private showing Edison area, wil mamtflirmd a upgraded home. updated features of this immaculate home and wet bar. Plus much more! HB72fl8 details H67306 HB7273 L D EIK fR 3 bod 2V> baths 024-2672 #193-4500 .HILLSBOROUGH OFFICE 90M7M100, JtiaSBOROUGH OFFICE MM74-8100> METUCHEN OFFICE 908-906-fl! .EDISON OFFICE HILLSBOROUGH OFFICE MM74-H00> inn For s MI C M78300 M802m) 950 H28 Mo/ Mo/, _.! " 'I TEWKSBURY $210,000 TIOUND Bl )K $159,900 NESHANIC $189,900 EXCITING POTENTIAL "SPACIOUS I RENOVATED COLONIAL' "REFRESHED AND EDISON $296,700 EDISON $299,900 REJUVENATED" 4liH, 3'/?BA colonial, 1A yr young colonial, C/ Enhancedtoperlection North Edison, roomy 2 bdrm country ranch loacated on 4 wooded Maint Free w/vinyl A bnck veneer siding All New1 Living ni a brand new home top to A. 2 car garage. LR, lormal OR EIK. deck, and tasteful IfsolidoakCorianandAndersan acres Near village of Oldwick Great poterv You II love the kit w/tots of cabinets, laundry bottom' Seller^ales to leave, transferred out country club, North Edison, pnsltne condi- mean something to you, come and see 024- tial to build up, move-m cond While renova rm, sewing rm/5th bdrm \ fenced yard for of slate, sellers loss is youi gain 096-53eO tion 0242937 2621 twa are being performed 096-5327 children to play in 096-5438 METUCHEN OFFICE 9OB9O6-8200. .METUCHENOFFICE 9M-9OMZ0O JXDW1CK OFFICE 9M4»2777 LOLOWICK OFFICE 90M39-2777 .OLDWICK OFFICE 908439-2777 •••i. a ) All Offices M33fa Open UntU 9PM GREEN BROOK $1,100.00 Mo' Mo; L HOUSE OF STYLE GREEN BROOK $244,000 SOMERSET/ L ^ VJ L " "t,T n V ' ' J i-r r^j^ • K It "". •• "L-i.r: '^ Fr Provincial in W»lchung Hilll on pictur- MOUNTAINVIEW PROPERTY! FRANKLIN TWSP. $225,000 BRIDGEWATER $419,000 Weichert siqusacfe Cusl built by current owner Bett Awaits your white glove inspection' Nestled materlalt & cialttman uted In conttrudlon EXPANDED SUPER CAPER! on 1 69 acres, fMtures wood burning stove in SPACIOUS CONTEMPORARY (•it grand foyer w/tr»eitandlng gtalrcase. Wooded lot near etam school, '/i acre, 2-car kitch A brick liieplace In LR/DR 4 0R, 2 bath, Thii bMuMil S bedroom, Vh hilh r»«n» i (ociltd on Realtors import marblit, hand painted tli«, gourmet an gnraga, 3 bths. 3/4 BRs. lormal DR FR, art gar, laniaslic school sysl Locution 4 neigh- liwMrtKf^ RwMdhMrthfcorloc«*ngitDnt kit au palre tulle on main level. 5 bdrrr* total FP pool, deck, CAC, alarm I extras1 Just borhood Just a tew amenties this house FP *\ hm*y roon\, mm)* badraom with btl)i if«l 4'/, baths WA3M3 beautiful WC #1576 Ktuwroom. mtfiy rttw %»iMlurw WCI1MS offers WA3720 We Sell More .WARREN OFFICE 908-757-7780 JWATCHUNG OFFICE 908-561-5400 .WATCHUNG OFFICE 90S-561-S406 VARREN OFFICE 908-757-7780 IIciause We Do More 4-June 8,9,10,1994 RealEstate A Forbes Newspaper Supplement SJP Properties: Poised for the future Leading New Jersey developer touts Somerset County properties inure Wall U,WU,Uuu ALJUWC icci ui vuiu- lUUUJullgt, UVUl ruitja uiuuiv, w a uu-auc ..—..——- —o „ » - v „ ~ « • property in the state. The organization has perimeter greenbelt, with a multi-purpose the property's natural grading and preserv- amenities, including miles of landscaped complete in-house disciplines with a team ftetd and putting mn ing mature trees and woodlands on the site, walking paths, The Park Place Cafe and a that has worked together for more than 10 Crossroads to Bedminster Tbs center reflects *?. surroundinSs w{h new health club, years, offering marketing, finance, legal, Somerset Coroorate Center is a joint ven- taditional colonial architecture, and its sen- In addition to its buikMo-suit opportune sitiv€ design construction, accounting and property man- . t ^TFoster Wheeler Real Estate ^ Positive influence on the ties in Somerset and Morris counties, the agement services The company has adapt- tme project wim roster WrieeiertteaiLsiate rcgion ^^ acknowiedged in 1991 when it company is involved in Whitchousc in ed to the changing real estate marketplace Devel°Pment &*• « 1S tne sccond J°mt received the Somerset County Land Devel- Huntcrdon County, one of the state's pro- by assembling a number of strategic build- venture P™ject torJhG,T ^T^Ti "1 °Pmentand Pining Award. mier growth regions. Within this market- to-suit opportunities for major corporate Somerset County. The first completed last ?omiRg key Glances p|ace( sjp Properties acquired 53 acres in a users. year, is on the cover of this Real Estate in addition to its relationship with Foster jomt venture partnership with Paul Ferber "We anticipated the change from the Wheeler, SJP Properties has developed sev- to develop Ryland Place, a mixed-use, lull. 1980s speculative market to today's build-to- »TUQ rontor mflorta Ik me cen r miS ICS eral key affiliations during the past few servicc corporatc campus. Planned around suit environment; commented Steven J. ^ ® years. For example, SJP Properties and g . R | p^^ Pozycki, president, noting that the company SUtfOUnd/ngS Witt) the existin four star y and Inn leading developer Paul L Ferber have restaurant, the project is approved for two virtually halted all speculative development _unjai arrhftprhim and fta formed an ongoing alliance involving sev- ^^^ buildings totaling 300,000 square activities in late 1986. "Since that time, we ««*«" orunttfcUJW, ifllllt 'jSSSk J^.filM^I^H^^ I1 li«*. ••< ^ |/4' ^ The be^ is yet to come Abovt, an artist's rendition shows SJP's Soimratt Corporate Center which will be built In Bridgewater. A joint venture with Foster Wheeler Real Estate Development Corp., It will Include six buildings and a complete amenities center located on 120 wooded acres ad|acent to Brldgtwater Commons Mall. An Award-Winning Portfolio That Includes Four of New Jersey's Most Strategic Locations Fully 0 Approved For Build-to-Suit Corporate Headquarters Parks MOfUUS OORK)RATE CENTIR tmiSGOMORATECEMTER A inixi'fl-iiM\ ftitl M>rvi<(> ptnpciiy on o( MW, I nuk> wcsl Wliils'ldiiiM' will comitaiH'iit Itie rmin LIH .ili'il M it lorn way inU 1 ill Km lie W, Morris Ciinxm Ccnlt'f IV II K Kylitiid Ifii i. on csiabliilivri, tonriiHr re>latirftiil MM) ii() to HO0.OO0 M|. II. williiil inn tm.itfil(in llu< site. AildllKHwtl(miiilrylni 1 1 i-nui|HM Ilii' ((Hi)|ttcx ( It iniHion riiiKlrtiiiHis rtttd >« ('oiilcreiK t criito arc i^iiiutt m well JIS limhl-lo suit iHiM^nnillcs up to :WO,0WI M|. D hi Iwo 1 On* iiiiit'iiHIt'sfcrttiiri' Insiiililul lrtiHls I he liimcsl hill\ .I|>|IIIIM'(I nirpOMlr iciilct in n-ijlnii Mill i miMm up ID I "I inllltoti M|. tl ill , Illicit ti.iiim1 ol Ituiilc JH7. jtisl Miiilli nl I-7K. IdiiiU's 2i)2,J i SJP PROPERTIES' MomsCorporale CwHeill, 0wllpp«i Po^ Bd: Parsippany, NJ0I054 (201) 299-91H .1 1 I ./ . i ». ' « 6—JuneS, 9,10.1994 RealEstate A Forbes Newspaper Supplement Professional park offers luxury offices Construction has begun on a Hillsborough office luxury park, Towne Professional Park, a 24,100 square foot, four-officeftnedical condominium complex near Hamilton Road, Hillsborough. "Now is the time for a potential buyer, who desires a fall closing, to contact us so that we will be able to incorporate any special needs into the construction at minimal cost," said developer Todd Van Cleef. 'This building will accommodate buyers that require from 1,500-6,400 square feet." Completion of the first building is expected by Sept. 15,1994. Designed by Yarrington Architectural Group of Bridgewater, the office/medical condominiums will be two stories with partial brick fronts, vinyl siding, architectural windows and dimensional asphalt shingle roofs. The interior of each unit features a loft, a kitchenette with re- frigerator, carpet, window treatments, private baths and entrances. Separate utility meters and mechanical systems of gas fired heating and electric air conditioning are included. Basements for storage are an option, as are additional lavatories, Towne Professional Park on Towne Centre Drive has two con- venient entrances. The main entrance located off Hamilton Road, and a second from Route 206. Parking for 81 cant will also be provided for the four buildings. The 4.3 acre site abuts the shops at Towne Centre and will complement the existing businesses and professional services. Town* Professional Park in Hllliborough, a luxury oNlct/medlcal condominium complex, is now According to Century 21 Worden and Green sales representative undtr construction. Exptcttd to b% completed In Ssptombtr, the suites rang* from 1,500-6,400 Tim Czarny, pre-construction discounts are still in effect, and 100square feet. Maintenance free buildings, kHchensttes end lofts are a few of the standard Matures. percent financing is available to qualified buyers through The Money Store. For further information on this luxury office park or to set up an appointment, contact Tim Czarny or Al Johanson, 874- Career seminars set §7 p.m. Wednesday, June 15 0550, at Century 21 Worden and Green, Realtors. Weichcrt's Branchburg office, 3290 Weichert, Realtors offices will hold Route 22 West, 526-5444. upcoming Real Estate Career Semi- •7 p.m. Wdchert's Metuchcn office, nars: 640 Middlesex Ave., 908-8200. Ml! Kl- MINI III UKS Don't work with a ri'iilloi who tcpim'iHs tlu SCIHOTTKIUIOKS seller. Dcmaiul exclusive buyer rcprcsciitit- lion. It costs no more nwmcy l« use it twjcr 11 agent &. you curt save thiHisaiids on your "Business Opportunities purchase PO.H»\24K PEAPACK-QLADSTONE ^2 Mam Street. INVEST IN YOUR OWN WhiiL'hmiu1 Sl.ilion. NJ Call Buyers Resource Real PIECE OF HISTORY (m)S34.2722»r TheTtgerFarmstwd is Vim Busi- ness ZonedandCompfisedwSbuiW- ings converted to midinttel and ot- lice rentals, including an enchanting 1839 stone barn that whispers of yesteryear. A home or office can be built on the U acre adjoining lot. Conveniently located opposite the Gladstone Train Station. $750,000 MDM655 MENDHAM Presenting an exclusive community of estate homes, each "MAIN STREET gracefully situated on VA acres offering 3 car garage, KENNELS" complete landscaping package, Gourmet Kitchen, full sized Established kennel & pet grooming deck, beautiful woodland setting. 3400 SF & up. business (grandfathered) w/in-town location. 5 room kennel w/sep. cat Starting at $499,900 room, 2 dog rooms, grooming shop l)IR: JUST IMAGINE for 2 groomers & 19 outdoor runs! AK nnvm umiCE* R«-78,cxit 36,MI. Ci-vfv ;*** Bound Brook 94059 Piscataway ©1300 Scotch Plains O1478 THIS COULD BE YOUR DREAM HOME IMMACULATE UPDATED HOME... CUL-DE-SAC COLONIAL 1 This Williamsburg colontat hae it all Spacious rooms, cozy M' i" cpiiK. (••!. .. ip,-, oak kitchen, new ceramic tile bath, 3 BRs i c«r ypfit young home oilers Q family roon> will a cathedral LR oversized county Uchei 3 BRs, 2 staircases impeccably gaiag< 't-t-'fn »-"«*nt windows, new multi-level deck with an abrw (• 'in skylights fireplace and sliders to a deck overlooking a golf 1 c .>-s< 1 here ore 4 bedrooms. 2V: baths, timshedtet room 2car maintained Located »> the Piedmont Estates neighborhood giound pi ii I ntr» oi house $194,000 908-658-3399 $147,000 908-754-3700 yaiage andCAC $315,000 908-233-0065 I'lHIl Brldgtwater 1T7755 Warren 1T4S00 Scotch Plains A WINDOW OF OPPORTUNITY BETTER THAN NEW! SPACIOUS ft GRACIOUS Not to be missed is this peilect 4 BR. air-conditioned ranch French Colonial set on a 1 5 acre lot w/pnva1e yard and circula* describes this 4 bedroom, 3 bath home Sel on approximately 1 hardwood floors. EIK. formal OR Wonderfully landscaped amidst dnve lebUiies 5 BRs 2,5 baths, lormal LR and OR, fam rm w/lp acn< this properly boasts a modern kitchen with ail amenities, a parklike setting Your invitation awaits custom k.t master suite 3 car garage living room with lireplace and skylighl, lormal dining room, large $310,000 908-658-3399 $564,000 908-754-3700 lamily iaom with beamed ceiling, underground sprinkler syslem and more1 $374,900 908-233-006$ Par Hlllt TT 4558 Wirrtn 1*4689 Roiallt Park V1202 100 YEAR OLD COLONIAL CHOICE COLONIAL... CHARMING CAPE COD This 3 BR, \ 5 bath in-town house needs someone to bring it back in sophisticated arei of Wirran conv. to major highway*. Thit 5 on a quiet street in Roselle Park A bedrooms, large eat-in kitchen to its original charm Spacious LR with fireplace, large DH. eat-in Bfls, 3.1 bath horn* has gracious roomi for family comfort and plus 1V» baths A pretty breezeway connects to a tear garage. The kitchen. Walk to tram and shops entertaining, solarium w/in ground pool overlooks a beautiful lot basement is large ana ideal (or a fee room Convenient location, $235,000 908-658-3399 7ac $139,000 908-233-0065 $499,000 908-754-3700 BEDMINSTER BRIDGEWATER OFFICE WARREN OFFICE WESTFIELD OFFICE 271 Route 202/206 61 -C Mountain Blvd. 600 North Avenue, West Pluckemin, New Jersey 07978 Warren, New Jersey 07059 Westfield, NJ 07090 A Forbes Newspaper Supplement 8—JuneS. 9,10,1994 RealEstate Space is available in Franklin facility GLADSTONE - Interior con- Group, construction manager on children's toys. Shelcore plans to from ChemBank in December well into the next century. struction on Shelcore's new corpo- the project. Shelcore began operat- occupy the entire second floor. 1993. In addition to representing Located in Franklin Township, rate headquarters facility at 500ing on the second floor of the About 13,000 square feet on the Shelcore in tfie deal, the construc- the property offers excellent access Elizabeth Ave. building in Frank- 40,328 square-foot building last first floor is available for lease. tion ami of the Advance Group to the Garden State Parkway, Now lin Township has been completed, month. With the assistance of Advance was retained to provide construc- Jersey Turnpike, Interstates 78 announced Robert Cahill. senior Shelcore is a toy company spe- Realty Advisors, the toy company tion management services for a and 287 and Routes 202/206, 28 vice presicent of The Advance cializing in infant and preschool purchased the two-story building major capital improvement and and 22. Centrally situated between modernization of the Somer- New York and. Philadelphia, the set County building. Working closely with Shclcorc's man- facility is convenient to Newark agement, Advance Construc- Airport. tion was able to design a so- For more information regarding phisticated interior corporate the first-floor space, contact Bill environment which addresses McCuen, 234-2050, at Advance Re- the firm's real estate needs alty Advisors in Gladstone, Industrial property sold to health care manufacturer For For After a six-month marketing Jacobson Goldfarb k Tanzman S 1.4 24 $1,098 campaign, CR Commercial Real Realtors represented Hosposable Estate Group Inc. announced Products. the sale of an industrial property "This represents our second comprising 112,000 sqaure feet transaction on behalf of Green CRAMFORD )PEN HOUSl SUN '• :>PM Acres Pamership on the prop- CURK CHARMING at 100 Readington Road, Branchburg. erty," said Nitti. "Earlier we had CUSTOM BUILT RANCH FOR EXPANSION secured Unisys Corporation as a Brick ranch ml 3/4 tan, 2 biths, upftM kit, many Dtrtchcol, convenient to all trans. 3/4 bra, Ir, The property, owned by tenant. We are pleased to have improvtnwfe. Walk to ptrk & shopping. (WF- for. dr,ktt +Wbths, targe fenced yard, (WF- Greenacres Partnership, was 4475), $232,900. Call 9O8-654-7777 successfully completed a six- 4613). $184,900. Call 906-654-7777 sold to Hosposable Products, a month marketing campaign to J)IR: 45 John Street, North Ave to John St. company specializing in health potential purchasers in the Cen- care products. tral New Jersey Marketplace." Joseph Nitti, associate, amd The property at 100 Reading- Tom Sullivan, vice president CB ton Road is virtually brand new Commercial/Piscataway repre- and modern in style, according sented Greenacres Partnership. to Mr, Sullivan, Buy For For $1,483 S2,397 JGT leases three offices Jacobson, Goldfarb and Tan-vice presidents Michael Guvluk zman Associates (JGT) have ar- and Adam Silver arranged lor -..'•:'••. ranged three office leases in Homesafe Services, a homesecu- MOUNTAINSIDE MOUNTAINSIDE Union and Middlesex counties rity systems com puny, to lease EASY LIVING for Bed, Bath & Beyond, Home- 29,000 square foot of space at TOP OF THE HILL Alt on 1 floor. Lovely ranch w/beauiiful safe Services and Marine Har- 120 Centennial Avenue, Piscat- Mint cond., Ig. ent foyer, FR w/fpl., Ir w/bay property & low taxes, LR, DR, 1.5 baths & win & fpl. New eat in kit, for. dr., 4 brs + vest International. away. a family rom. (WM690). $249,900. Call master br suite, IG Pool. (WF-4560). In Union county, JGT vice In Woodhridge, JGT Vice '7777. 9,000. Call 90fr654-7777. presidents David Saltzman and President, Judy Cohen anangul David Simon arranged for Bed, for Marine Harvest International Bath & Beyond, a national retail to renew its lease at 10 Wood- chain to lease 18,0000 square bridge Center Drive. Ten Wood- feet of space at the AT & T facil- bridge Center Drive is u Hi- ity in Union. story, 200,000 square foot office In Middlesex County, JGT building situated on 10 acres. M.652 WESTFIELD iPEN HOUSE SUN EIGHT LARGE ROOMS WESTFIELD Builder model hone, lots d custom qutfty, ex- SPACIOUS SPLIT tras, 2 car att. gar, new cac. properly 95x153. Cathedral ceiling, 2 fpls. pretty tree lined St., (WM682) $274,900 Call 906*54-7777 ).$279,00, OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE Jlfl; 52 Summit Cl. Rahway Ave to St. Helens turn SUNDAY, 1-4PM SUNDAY, 1 -4PM ?n Summit CI, #52 Call 906^54-7777. 25 BROOKOALE RD, 209 CLAREMONT AVE, CRANFORD CRANFORD JUST LISTED" STATE OF (HE AFU usr uSIEO" CUSTOM BLJILI HOMF. EVERYTHING! 3 bedtooms. 2 5 men g Westfleld Office ualhs (including mnstef bath w-'jacu/:i, •in ilH den of oHice rec fm'itreplaca .-' fat in kit w/oak cabinets and GE ii jar poich patto rear lencad yoiciP LOOK m LOW MONIHir MTMMI IN OUI AM! •ifices. living trn, formal dining im •im 'n*ii-ind ttanspofi Hardwd flis < f«rpMtlWMpta«#»W^,nwnt^iTH)rt|iQ>pipnti RANALD C. BROWN This team is working 1934 Washington Valley Road, Box 68 together to serve you MARTINSVILLE, NEW JERSEY 08836 better, combining Realtor-Insurer years of success with hundreds of satisfied clients and customers. Kate Lund, ere Miry Lupini Broker-Owner Broker-Owner They sell houses and plenty of them! UPSTAIRS-DOWNSTAIRS BRIDGE W ATE RTWP. 2 FAMILY DELIGHT! Well kept 2 family home in the highly $284,900 1*1MINT COLONIAL" sought after family section of Carteret. "PICTURE PERFECT" Each residence features 2 BRs, im- Immaculate 3 bedrooms, 2W bath $162,700 maculate interiors, full carpeting Ranch w/ finished 47' lower level vw/ North Side Somerville! Pristine!! Cen- throughout, quality kitchens and LR. In "Nanny" 4th bedroom. Great location tral A/C—3/4 Bedrooms—Full adiacent to golf course and convenient addition, the downstairs residence offers to local schools! P.S. Central air/deck Attic—Formal Dining Room! 3 Car a full DR. Full basement and 2 car de- and fireplace. A MUST SEE!!! Garage!! tached garage. Close to major highways. Excellent Mother/Daughter potential. $171,500, Call KATE or MARY today. IF YOU CAN IMAGINE then you can create! With a little TLC this home will give your family years of pleasure, Features include 5 BR, enclosed back porch overlooking nice yard, bay win- dow in LR, 1 car attached garage, and BRANCHBURG $214,700 more! Family neighborhood and con- RANCH "CHARMER" veniently located to transit. Affordably 1 ACRE ON CUL-DE-SAC!! $129,700 price at $124,500. Call KATE or MARY today. Quiet & Private-Newly updated-lnsu- Choice Piscalaway cul-de-sac loca- lated Windows-Six Panel Wood Doors- tion! 3 bedrooms - city sewers - 2 car 1 3 bedrooms-Full Walk-Out Basement!! garage - updated w/ceniral air! Call Realty Center 24' Deck!! quick!! al Metro Park 75 Lincoln Highway (Rl.27) Iselin.NJ 08830 382-2900 fz), Zfe Mary Lupini 755-1300 each offlw independently owned h operated Kate Lund, crs Broker-Owners A Forbes Newspaper Supplement 10 —June8,9,10( 1994 Real Estate Commercial transactions Bergman Real Estate Group have sold two out of seven office condo- minium units at Durham Center Levering Curreri Rello Building 2, Edison. Located at 2 Ethel Road at the inter- • • W. Joshua Levering i\ 13-year veteran of salespersons in the Parsippany office, section of Talmadgc and New Durham the commercial real estate market, has * * * Rose Roy, a sales associate with Weichert roads, the first buyer, a Burger King joined Newmark Partners Inc. as senior William J. Caristc has been appointed Realtors' Warren office, has received the of- managing director. New Jersey Chapter President for the Soei- fice's top producer award for the greatest franchisee - Quick Quality Restau- Mr. Levering spent the past 13 years with ety of Industrial and Office Realtors (SIOR). number of sales and marketed listings sold rants, bought 5,100 square feet of the Hackensack and Parsippany offices of The Society is the commercial real estate and the highest dollar volume in March. space they had been leasing. With five years' experience, Ms. Roy has CB Commercial Real Estate Group Inc. and brokerage industry's most prestigious or- The second buyer, Urbitran Associ- most recently served as senior associate in ganizaUon with 1,800 members in the USA qualified for the New Jersey State Million ates, a civil engineering firm with the Hackensack office. While at CB Com- and internationally, Dollar Club and Weichert's Million Dollar Sales and Marketed clubs. headquarters in Manhattan, bought mercial Real Estate Inc. Mr. Levering repre- Mr. Cariste, a partner in Jacobson, Gold- • • • , sented some of the country's most presti- farb k Tanzman Associates (JGT), inherits 5,300 square feet to house its New jer- Anthony J. Cumri, a former vice presi- gious corporations including General Cin- repsonsibilitiis which include: promtoional sey operation. ema Nippon Express, Apple Computer and public awareness of the organization, the dent for International Fedders Corporation, t has joined Weichert realtors' Warren office The two sales combine !br a total Kentucky Fried Chicken. implementation of Chapter programs and as a sales associate, 10,400 square feet representing 40 per- As a commercial property specialist, Mr. projects and overseeing the Chapter's busi- • • Levering was Morris County's top producer ness affairs. cent of the unsold space in this build- Cathy Dickinson, sales associate with • * * ing. Bergam Real Estate Group spe- in 1988, and in 1989 was one of the top five Weichert Realtors' Bernardsville Office, has Ells* Cosma has received the office's top producer awards for cializes in handling distressed com- joined the Coldwell highest dollar volume, greatest number of mercial real estate for institutions, pri- Banker Schlott's sales and greatest number of marketed list- vate owners and for its own account. South Plainfield of- ings sold during March. * It is fice after completing • * • FastStart, an in- Certified Mortgage Associates Inc. has Jacobson, Goldfarb & Tanzman As- tensive orientation promoted Kenneth Rello to regional sales sociates (JGT) have negotiated four program that ties manager for the Middlesex County area. industrial transactions in Middlesex classroom in- In his new position the Edison resident and Union counties. will be responsible for training new loan struction with daily Among the four industrial transac- field activities, and officers and will continue to generate mort- gages in Middlesex. tions in the lease was a lease to F.R.S. enhances the skills In announcing the promotion, CMA Presi- necessary for ef- orthotics for space at 140 Ethel Road READINGTON dent Barry Habib said, "Ken was one of West in Piscataway. fectively serving CMA's top producers for 1993, generating an Customhomes on 3 to 6 acres. home buyers and average of $1,5 million in business per J.G.T. Associate Vice President Walt These 3 & 4 BR homes pro- sellers. month," Daly arranged for F.H.S. Orthotics, a vide gracious living & a sense manufacturer of custom-made shoe of expansivespace. Designed orthotics, to lease manufacturing, for luxury yet priced for warehouse and office space at the affordability. Only one home 140,000 square foot building. J.G.T, left — 90 day occupancy. represented F.R.S. Orthotics in the $339,900+ transaction. The building owner, Equi- BDM1982 table Life Assurance Society, was rep- TEWKSBURY resented by Sheldon Gross Realty. Custom homes on over 3 ac, breath-laking views, presti- gious location, quality con- struction, luxury features in- Berger company cluded! Only 2 homes remain lor 60 day occupancy. named consultant $369,900+ Al Berger and Company Inc. has been named consultant and exclusive agent for BDM313B HOUSE OF THE WEEK the sale of two former food processing prop- WESTFIELD erties in Southern Now Jersey that are cur- rently held by a foreign commercial bank TEWKSBURY $259,900 with offices in the United States. This magnificent reproduction This "1910" Victorian Colonial has a "Wrap-around" proch The Berger company, headed by Albert T, Berger is headquartered in Rutherford. of Washington's Headquar- surrounding the living room & the grand entrance foyer, with stained glass windows. Formal dining room exits to ters on 9.7 acres awaits your porch, kitchen has center island & built-in eating space, New home, new school selections for completion at double based stiarway & a double garage.. On a vintage Choosing a new house also means choos- Glennon Farms. $2,000,000 street of comparble homes. Convenient location for a ing a new school for a family and Weiehert BOM 2920 pleasant wallk to town, schools & transportation. Call us Realtors has renewed its .initiation with Na- today for your tourl tional School Reporting Services Inc. offer- ing home buyers up-to-date objective infor- COLOUIOU Celebrating 25 years mation on the schools syslrm in Hie area. of landmark Service Bedminster/Bridgewater Area BANflBRU "The response In the school report is ex- tremely positive," said Kiithy Buontempo, 908-658-9000 SCHLOTT 'REALTOR, 908-232-8400 Weicliei! Realtors mnim^T. "We are renew- ing our iilTiliiition in order lo continue to REALTORS 44 HIM ST, • WnSTFlHI.I), NJ provide our customers and clients with 11 - T •! 'i r--' hil'JiiT level of:n vur" ' ' ' A Forbes Newspaper Supplement RealEstate June 6,9,10,1994-11 Comp USA, Burger King open at Edison Woods Convenient Jacobson, Goldfarb & Tanzman Associates announced the sign- Woods, a 900-unit apartment complex, were major selling points for ing of retail leases with Comp USA and Burger King in Edison Comp USA, the warehouse-type computer super store and Burger location offers Woods Shopping Center off U.S. Route 1. King," said JGTs Vice President Kevie Schulman. A JpT exclusive, Edison Woods Shopping Center is a 210,000 Burger King and Comp USA join other successful retailers at the seclusion, too square foot retail center with an attractive stone facade. The center Edison Woods Shopping Center, including BJ's Wholesale Club, Weichert Commercial. Realtors has is owned by Atlantic Realty Development Corporation, been chosen as exclusive broker to "A dense population surrounding Edison Woods Shopping Center Trader Horn, Sleepy's Mattress Co., Dress Den, Chuck-E-Cheese, market a three-story, 33,000 square and a built-in customer base provided by the adjacent Edison The Rag Shop, Red Wing Shoes and Porto BcUo Restaurant. foot office building in Branchburg. Vice presidents Rick Gclmetti and Allan Greene will soive as exclusive agents to sell or lease the property. The property is located on 2.3 acres at 1250 Route 28, adjacent to Raritan Valley Community College campus, near Somerset Airport and several country clubs and gold courses. Al- though the setting is secluded, the building is just 3 miles trom Route 78 and xh mile from Route 22. Features SCHLOTT REALTORS include contiguous windows, a kitch- en, elevator and ample parking. "This building is an ideal corporate headquarters for any company seek- ing a modern facility that offers a sce- nic location and easy access to major highways and New York City," said Mr. Gelmetti. Weichert Commercial, Realtors, one of the largest and fastest growing commercial real estate organizations in New Jersey, is wholly owned by Weichert, Realtors, the largest inde- pendent real estate company in the nation. OA1WOOD lit 5,000 $323,000 Turn of the century Victorian. Delightful front porch, Well maintained historical Victorian 2 family. Orange large entry foyer, 4 bdrms, 1.5 baths and more. Ave. School area. Walk to town & NYC transportation. Mortgages can be WSF4933 WSF4929 purchased without insurance premiums Buyers facing mortgage insurance premi- ums when they purchase a new home now have another option as a result of GMAC Mortgage's new home equity line oi credit. The credit line allows loans up to 90 percent of u property's value, and can be used with a new first mortgage to avoid a traditional mortgage insurance premium. $S«9,000 WISTFIILD $111,900 Gracious Tudor set on grounds that come aHvt with lovely This great starter colonial features large eat-in kit, liv According to Tom Wilson, home equity plantings and gently flowing brook. Rich detailing & 20th product manager, private mortgage insur- century comfort made this home exceptional. 7 barms, 5.5 rm, din rm, 2 bdrms, front porch, rec. rm. WSF4910 ance (PMI) is usually required on first mort- gages where the amount borrowed is more than 80 percent of the property value. PMI protects the lender in case of default on lower downpayment loans. The expanded home equity program allows the customer to reduce, the first mortgage amount bor- rowed below 80 percent of the appraised value, then finance the rest with a home equity line up to 90 percent. 'This gives borrowers more choices in financing," said Mi1. Wilson. Mr. Wilson also noted home equity lines PANWOOD $119,t00 WIITPIILD $2S9,900 arc being used in more creative ways these Updated in 1989 this charming 3 bdrm home offers Charming Victorian style colonial. 6 bdrms, 1.5 days. "The credit lino is perfect tor the bor- delightful deck, beautiful landscaping and excellent baths, high ceilings, wrap around porch. Quiet rower who wants to mortgage less than R0 location, walk to town, trans. WSF4926 percent of the appraised value, us well as value. Walk to school and park. WSF4965 the borrower who simply wishes to free their assets by financing a portion of their downpayment." Because- the home equity line is Q revolving credit line, a borrower WESTF1ELD The Westfleld Office is the coiDweu making a larger downpayment could take a 264 E. Broad St. #1COLDWELL BANKER OFFICE home equity credit lino at the same time as their first mortgage and lx! able to tap the 233-5555 NORTH AMERICA money whenever they need it. For farther information or to locate a ©HWI ("olilwcll iianlrr RrskkniMl Rt'iil liM.ilr An I i|wl Oppnnimiiy f ttm|uny. Some (HlUt<. Indopnuknily Owned ,IIRI Opcukit SCHLOTT GMAC Mortgage? oft ice near you, call (800) REALTORS* 8B8-GMAC (4622). I 12 -June 8,9,10,1994 RealEstate A Forbes Newspaper Supplement SOMERSET BRANCHBURG odora Rodrique, 13» Leghorn Ave., $146,000 Warren G. k Joanna Ueuallen to Bruce Joseph E, MastruU to Joseph k Theresa W. k Coretta Gronroos, 93 Windy Willow Mandni, 3005 Pinhorn Drive, $125,000 BOUND BROOK Way, Somerville, $260,500 Sates Syed k Samama Zaidi to Paul C, & Cindy Rose k Carol Albcrs to Roberto k Leida K. Hovnanian at Branchburg to Deborah McGaha, 905 Sussex Ave., $97,000 * Roman, 540 Marion St., $117,000 A. Fonseca, 627 Magnolia Urn, Somerville, $170,000 Francis J. Ambrose III to Jerry Foitunato, Alan k Diane Gilson to Alan & Diane $111,676 Janet M. Lawson to Philip & Diane Kre- 3204 Vroom Drive, $116,000 Gilson,516Whetland Ave., $160,000 John Picone to Sandra L Mehan k sefski, 20 Jclfery Court, Somerville, James A. & Katharine E. Geiger to John $174,000 Thoma Zahas, 10 Heller Drive, Bridgewater, T. & Carol M. Laurcncelle, 9 Deer Head K. Hovnanian at Branchburg to Judith Wasserbach, 524 Asalea Terrace, Somer- Drive, $182,000 ville, $115,977 Marc D. & Marjoriu A. Gellcr to David S. Orville L k Martie G. Shurts to Walter E. & Jacqueline Barlow, 811 Dow Road, k Terry A. Maze, 101 Fairview Drive, $356,000 Branchburg, $135,000 East Hill Partnership to Thomas A. & Robert F, Lands to Howard L. Carpenter k Whiting, 1006 Old York Road, Neshanic Laurie C. Finlan, 43 Huntley Way, $198,380 Station, $194,000 Raymond A. Ogiba k Mary Adams to Roger J. Smith k M. Angiolini to Max Mark k Mansa Tinder, 74 Marie Ave., Goecker, 606 Red Crest Lane, Somerville, $147,500 $127,000 David A. & Pamela J. Speziali to Gary E. Harold W. k Teresa S. Thompson to Rob- k Karie J. Durgin, 1082 Mayflower Court, ert J. k Anita T. Candelmo, 68 Susque- hanna Trail Somerville, $217,000 $450,000 K Hovnanian at Branchburg to Gertrude C&C Home Builders Inc. to Charles W, k Ladinski, 526 Aialeo Terrace, Somerville, Glentja Jeunelot, 84 Milltown Road, MANVILLI $137,S00 •RANCH1URQ 1207,000 $108,361 $252,500 11YIAMYOUNQ Low maintenance ranch w/vinyl siding, CAC, 3 BRs, 1 Enjoy the privacy ol this secluded and lush propertyl 3 K Hovnanian at Branchburg to Maia K Hovnanian at Bvidgcwater to lisa A. large bath. Plenty ol closets, Urge kitchen & garage. Easy BRs, Yh baths on one and one-haft acre lot, fireplace Knowlton, 538 Aialea Terrace, Somerville, deck, and above ground pool. Ryan, 404 Stroll Court, $65,000 living. $107,921 I(U AMIRieAN MUM RIM.TOM Richard & Charlcne Iovino to Frank P. k tU-MOO IMCUIWCUVIMOMUTY Gerald T. k Susan A. Merrick to Robert (Ml) 722-11M N. Fowler k J. Graham, 145 Holland Brook Kelley A. Wojmar to 320 Van HolUm Road, Road, Neshanic Station, $327,000 $140,000 ; &I' '•*;'••T 'c» K Hovnanian to Margaret M. Rich- Violet Gallia to Gabriellc A. Talkc, 112 nausky, 716 Mangnolia Lane, Somerville, Bond St., $158,000 $111,641 Thomas D. & ffcvwly L Perkins to An- GabrieUe A. Talke to Peter G. k Pauline thony A. & lindu M. Mavra, 515 Lyme Rock Genakos, 157 Windy WUtow Way, Branch- burg, $257,500 Road, $300,000 Patrick & M CJiamcomo to i^Iic P. & Ann 1141.100 10. PUINMLD 01M.IOO BRIDGEWATCR S. Newmann, 1102 Mayflower Court, Mar- lOVaURtVOUNQIII JUST UITID11 William D, George k E.M. Dorko to Julia tinsville, $478,000 Just Rtducedl Immaculitt 3 Bfl rtnch featuring huge TaatefuHy decorated 3 Bfl capa featuring new windows, country kitchen, CAC, fuH bamt, garage & 2 tier deck newlurnace.neww/wcarpeting.l/fbenitigafage. Huge A, McConneU, 117 Bonney Court, $142,000 K. Hovnanian at Bridgcwalcr to Cynthia overlooking a lovely backyard. Nothing to do here but backyard w/pttio & deck area, Just in timetor summe r William k Jane Ann McSweeney to move right bill Call Gary or Meryl BBQ'sit Call Gary Of Meryl J. Westra, 110 Stroll Court, $65,000 Michael A. & Freba Mirzada, 667 Carlene IMOUIIN CITV MALTY IRA OUMK CITY MALTY Stoney Logan Holdings Inc. to Stoney (000) UM4M Drive, $280,000 JF Readington Inc. to George K k Stella HiU Inc., Totten Drive, $375,000 ' F.Tai, 8 Duke Court, $264,400 Ervin & Valerie McGcc to Paul C. Grzclla, John k Cherie Paton to Henry k The- 42 Chelsea Way, $111,000 ^a^^^a^^V^^^^b^a^^^a^^t^^^a^^^P^v^ OMIN MOOK 1320,000 00. eUAINriILD 0194,000 Lauveldale WTT1NG WITTY! 0ANK OWNID NMClOtUM '••Mf in prestigious Belle Mead ' :•,• This newty listed 3 Bfl, 2 'A bath colonial has it all. Situated Fantastic Kennedy school area, vacant- Immediate occu- on a picturesque lot north ol Rt. 22 it features hardwood pancy available. Vinyl sided axterlor, fireplace in LR, 4 bedroom Golontab* side entry garage floors throughout. FR olt kit., 2 car garage and more. formal dining loom, full basement, 2 baths. Present all ' lots'til utilities otters. IRA •ONIAKOWIM IRA 010*01RORIRT0 RIALTV 4289,900 Enjoy jraciom living in this ERA AMERICAN DREAM, REALTORS ERACLASSIC LIVING REALTY r magniffcem, time like setting, secluded ^ (»<) Route ?% W2 Route /(>,> So and private, yet convenient to shopping, HilKtunouqh NJfl(lH7li Snmerville NJOHH/h transportation and all amenities. (%H)2f>3 9000 (90H) 722-1166 Open Fit, Sit., Sun., Moo. 12-5 or by appointment Phone 908-281-0160 f HA QUf EN CITY t HA GEORGE ROBFRTS ERA BONIAKOWSKI Olfctiloui from SorncniHe Circle. Kt 306 South to left on Amttll M.. MALTY RFALTY AGENCY. INC IO riihi on lillow M. to Saki center on left. (Hiilshofuugh T N.I OMH 1/ WORDEN ('JOB) 1WI f>!i00 (%B)()(>8 0700 Petit ! ,K ll Otln i lnr|l'|H'Ml1t< June8(9,10,1994 — 13 A Forbes Newspaper Supplement RealEstate Kern, 10 Laurel Ave,, Franklin, $179,500 SOMERSET Margaret L McLaughlin to Liu Hung Xian & U Deng, 51 Mawy 8., Franklin, BR1DGEWATER $147,000 John T. fie Maryellen N. Ryan to Bruce k Bruce t Walenczyk to Sandor & Katalin Linda M, Hclmstcttcr. 105 Chelsea Way, Toth, 135 Old Georgetown Road, $200,000 Thomas L Nausbaum & K. Storm to Pa- $114,500 ^cia McGuire, 104 Ptartrte Lane, Franklin METUCHEN Steven Botzan to Brian k Melissa Peters, Park, $90,000 814 Garfleld Ave., $154,000 **n C, & Kathryn V. Bennett to Karyn Daniel k Sharon A. Hughes to Chandra Joan Israel, 4 Smithwold Road, Franklin, D. Nelson, 804 Stech Drive, $168,000 $254,000 Joseph Carballeira Jr. et ux. to jeanine P, Utretta M. Bertrand to Joseph III & Kris Cistvelli, 104 W. Porter Way, $159,000 A- Andruzzi, 31 Thomas Road, Franklin, Joseph D, Sandello to Joseph D, Sandello, Conway to Keith R. k Janice M. 202 Brokaw Court. $50,000 if August k Joan B. Lorio to Doris U. Conway, Weston Canal Road, $98,000 Neimann, 80S Brokaw Court. $127,500 Willis Daniel Webster et \tx. to Helene t Donna Walsh to Mary J. & Ronnie Chan, Siegel, 35 Winston Drive, Franklin, $162,500 COLDWELL 10 Saratoga Ave., $216,000 Edward C. & Amy A. Malley to Robert k Sheriff of Somerset County to Northeast Elaine LaRochelle, 127 Second St., Frank- KK.UTORS Savings FA, 880 Sunset Ridge, $100 lin, $182,800 SCHLOTT Harlan W, & Carol .1, Jemison to Dennis Middlebush Reformed Church to Patricia G. k Jacqueline Powers, 480 Van Holten Chapman, 1743 Amwell Road, Somerset, Road, $285,000 $151,900 Millstone River Assoc. Inc. to Franklin D. Kang & Wei Iin Chen to Hasmukh B. k & Brenda Struder, 64 Whitehead Road, Pravina Patel, 191B Burns St., Somerset, $184,900 $111,501 Jo Ann Quintieri to Kenneth Schurzky, K. Hovnanian at Somerset VIII to Stacey UM.tOO IDISON $289,100 834 Country Club Road, $212,000 Bolton, 27 Columbus Drive, Franklin Park, OOMMUTMS DiLIOHTlll IKCTACUURIMUWUHO RANCH Ymvonne & Robert T. Sims to Frank A, $114,814 Lovely 2 story home featuring 3 bedroom, ramodalad This iptcticular homt often 20x36' inground pool, k Joanne Felty, 546 S, Glen Ridge Drive, Johanna S. Ramcharan to Stuart Tryon, kitchen, fuH finished baaement, wet bar, Walking dts- new kttcrwn, gnat room, huge finished baaement, «M tanceioNYtraina. MET4576 brick firtplac* and much more $289,000 13 Daniel Drive, Franklin Park, $110,000 Bernard Schnitzel- to Irene k Ana Rott- Attila k Gyongi Kiss to Andrew D. Rock- METUCHEN/EDISON AREA OFFICE man, 354 Greenfield Road, $178,000 enstein, 1200 Easton Ave., Franklin, $45,000 40 Middlesex Ave. Juan T, & Eduvigis Rivera to Fahim k Rosemary Lloyd to Winston R. k Judy C. (908) 494-7700 Eram Mirza, 73 Harry Road, $140,000 Brown, 382 Hillcrest Ave., Franklin, James E. McDevitt to Daniel D. & Mich- $145,000 elle Adcock, 458 MUcrip Rind, $195,000 Lori A. Benson to Peter E. Podeszwa, 72 Waiiam P. & Christina Haller to Kather- Kingsberry Drive, Somerset, $124,000 ine Smarslok, 1258 Mt. Horeb Road, Mar- Walter A, k Melody B. Kokola to Kevin F. tinsville, $185,000 k Nancy Walsh, 27 Magnolia Road, Somer- Robert L. k Tina L Hansen to Danilo & set, $215,000 Carla S. Mercado, R51 Park Ave.. $172,000 Marc k Cecile Kaplan to Sandra B. Me- K Hovnanian at Bridgewater to Sun Mi lcndez, 425 Cheshire Court, Somerset, Yoo, 4311 Riddle Court. $85,000 $109,500 Emil R. & Bonnie J. Bachista to Robert & Angelo Yatauro et a!, to John L. Freiler, Helen M. George, 1001 Rosemary Drive, 430 Hillcrest Ave., Somerset, $120,000 Basking Ridge, $265,000 CPC Intl. Inc. to First Fidelity Bank, 150 R.E. Assoc/Fidorco Inc. to 1081 Realty Pierce St., Franklin, $19,206 $114,100 wnON 1329,000 Co., 1081 Route 22, $725,000 Anna K. Fiore to Jacqueline Ford Bowers, MORI MOUIIPOR TMIMONIY TO SNOW IS TO SILLI TD Associates & Ana to Alan W. k Iinda 72 Almond Drive, Franklin, $94,000 Thia 4 bedroom Jhorecrast often a 14x16 family room Vour savch itendtd ~ a mintcondition home in North J. Can, 781 Route 200, $150,000 with a F/P and C/A, new painting makn this move in i*'""n poo"l wit* *"*"h cabana—, C/A°K, h-tl cul-de-saB *"Mnc plu'ris in more ««.* huilt John J. Coonan to Lori J. Daniel, 7 Cameo condition. Ralph k Isabella Cirianni to Meheryar N. Court, $155,000 Rivetna, Southwich St., $95,500 Anthony H. k Meryl S. Necamp to Robert Colonia Office ter to Timothy Jr. & Michelle Cook, 79 Chelsea Cort, Fran- 800 Inm.m Ave Colonia N. Strull Court, Sandra E r to Eric & Maureen klin Park, $104,900 (90H) S/'10/00 SHmVr Drive, $182,000 Roni J. & Wendy B. Bollag to Joan Quails Wmhold Realty, Inc. Steven W. & Mindy Kayc to James & McMorris, 82 Cherrywood Drive, Somerset, Barbara Shipley, $125,000 1003 Walcutt Drive, Final PhaselNESHANicsTAnoN RD 2, Basking Ridge, $353,000 MILL ESTATES FAR HILLS Sidney & Vivian Ahrens to Amy Lushing & Ronald Targan, 159 Pen- nbrook Road, $3,350,000 Hudson City Sav- METUCHIN $231,000 IDItON $209,900 ings Bank tn Roger A RARI PINO TIMMPIC VALUE C, & Kay C, Lister, This Clive Hills 3 bedroom ranch leuturet an eat-in- You won't believe your luck when you own this 4 100 Spring Hollow kitchen, dining room, 2V» baths, full finished basement bedroom, 2Wbathbi-ltvel. New dream krichtnadtcM Road, $382,000 Only 5 homes left on 3 acre lots from $299,900 I plenty ot storage. Call for a preview! Translirrtdowniraeys sell low prices Far Hills Develop- • 4 bedroonw • 21/2 baths . 9 H. ceitoigs on first floor Metuchen Office 'Family rooms w/lireptace Bathrooms w/ceramic lite doors and soaking tub ment Inc. to Carol G, > 2 car ovaoeB > FuH basement I Emcrling, 8 Mallet • Extensive view* • Pkts much more • Andersen Insulated windows Lane $372,848 Of* SM, SM., 12 )• I * by AifthrtMMt ROM mm-m Winhold Realty, Inc FRANKLIN WORDEN & GREEN REALTORS .'.1 Nancy E, Richard- wlFfTPl^sTninWnitk'tmk'HT KimAinMIKd son to Bruce Wurrick 14 June8.9.10,1094 RealEstate A Forbes Newspaper Supplement SliRVIN(iS()Ml-:kSI-T. \llI)l)l.kSL\ \ l^NION ALEXANDRIA MAIIMUI«By«Mier BAKER* ACRtS CAM* I0I1ON- 3BRs, 11/2 HILLISIOROUQH- 1 9000 • Extcutlv* Colonial home 4BR Cape, aub4tvtdtble BMTBOYI YOUR CUItlRED AD WOUWD— Entoy nmby Nth*, LR, DR, KM., full BR, S7O0/mon. aH utii. HEAi ESTATE boasts 4BRs, 21/2 Baths, lot. ftftctd yard, outdoor SuptrHI Door Unft offer- CAN BE PUSUtHtO IN tithing, crabbing, boot- bimt, W4O, rofrlg., IncW,, 1 1« mon. aec, 3 frplce, C/A, Ffl w/wet jacuul, ovtralud 2 cir ing 2BRa, big Eat in It NIW JUtBft NtWS* ing and Long Booed It- BRIOGEWATER MOf.025 SOMERVILLE 1104,850 MIDQEWATER HM.aOS PLAINNEID 112,000 ,100 RAREOffEMNG THIS It THE ONE! STARTER HOME) PEACE AND SERENTITYI This dramatic 11 room center hail coto- CONDO ALTERNATIVE Gorgeout 3 bedroom, TH bath Profile of a nial boasts over 3B0C sq It of gracious One bedroom that comet with quality townhome in the prestigious Gtenbroohe Four bedroom cape with eat-in kitchen, Unsurpassed quality in this 4 bedmm living space Library, 2 story foyer, 2 surroundtnga, (upgraded inside and out), compfe* Dramatic 2 ttory family room, living room with fireplace and a one cat conrvai wnn t nrsfMCSS, Horary, recre* Champion fireplaces, huge kitchen with morning low maintenance, fenced yard, detached fireplace, i car garage and in ABSO- garage. This home hat many upgrades. atiort room owar a 3 car garage and room, 2 staircases • all on 1 2 acres in a garage, deck, and move-in condition in a LUTELY PEBFECT WNT CONDITION jacuni. AN on 3% acres In a private and great location great neighborhood. Treat yountH and caH ua to aea this gem. ptctufseoue setting Debbie Wilson CALLWeoaMHOGCWATBI XMfettOO The markofatrue profes- sional Is the manner in which Debbie Wilson treats her customers and clients, As one client stat- ed, "Debbie's marketing program, her concern for our needs and her negoti- ating ability helped us to realize the quick and suc- BRIOQEWATER $172,000 NE5HANIC STATION $181,000 cessful sale of our home." REDUCED TO $172,000 IDEAL STARTER HOME TERRIFIC LOCATION A TRULY CARED FOR HOME REDUCED! For the best in profession- TAKE A CL08ER LOOK! This 3 bedroom, ?/? batcn rancn offers Step inside and see this spacious 3 bed- Three bedroom home located in quiet Family neighborhood Lovely home with LR with bay window, vaulted ceilings, Ena unit, 2 bedrooms, 2^ bath al service and a smile to room, W) bath ranch featuring a large residential community Walk to food and 3 bedrooms, 1V? baths, country kitchen, skylight and fireplace Eat-in kitchen has townhouse has plenty of nice features 3 amtly room, formal dining room, all on a hardware stores Priced lor quick sale hardwood floors, one car garage, lull skylight and bay window Large deck, walk m closets, full finished basement, all warm your heart, call beautiful loi ma prime location basement You have to see it' above ground pool and finished base- appliances include and added bonus of ment Convenient to Routes 20273,22, a Homeowners Warranty. Debbie at Weidel in 206 and major shopping areas. Clinton (908)735-5900. CALL WEIDEL BBIDGEWATEA UMttttOD CAlLWflDELHULSBOWUGH MHM-7100 CALLWElOELHILLSBOflOUGH 9Or>380>71OO CAlLWflDCLHILLSSOflOUGH »3»710O RELOCATING? Relax. We can help. And, our service is free! For mom mrosa the country or suite it»00 HILLSBORdUQH M3S,000 WASHINGTON S2M.I00 CHARMINQ, CLASSIC COLONIAL NEED AN INVESTMENT? "PROFITABLE" CUSTOM COLONIAL ON PRESENTATION - SPACE - ANDCOUNTRYPRIVACY BACRES LOCATION for ymt, Attractively renovated, well maintained Already established 20-person home Highly profitable 11 seat diner with park- Large colonial on 5 vary private, parklike Country location, easy comm to a buyer for pur home 150 yr old home on \ 5 ac Features 4 health care facility available in rural area ing lor 23 cars This is an established acres Master bedroom suite with large Princeton Lg rear deck.Lg lully en- BR S1/) ba,LR,FRw/brick FLPFRDRw/ ol Hillsborough Twp 30+ Acres, offers landmark diner in a high traffic volume sunken bath, jacuni. and fireplace Large closed rear yard, 2 BDR, den, high ceil- and hike cure of the details built in wine rack. W/W carpet. 2 stair- great expansion potential, plus 2 income area An absolute turn-key operation. custom kitchen, formal dining room, great ings, new Furn ft hdwd firs are just a few ways, full bsml, screened in porch, walk apartments and various outbuildings Call Owner anxious room with stone fireplace and cathedral of the sought after amenities found in Ihit in cedar closet uar detached gar .paved lor additional details ceilings charming home Ready lor your inspec- Weidel Relocation drive tion Center CALLWEIDELHtlLSttflOUGHUtKft-TlOO CAUWBD& REMINGTON 90*718-0100 CAUWEIDELCUNTON MlTtt-MOO CALL\MEK)ELH0PEWEU.MMII>12M CMlWEtDELHOPEWEUMMM-iaM I 1.8QQ.288-SQLD WoMtl Neighborhood Offloo Locations MORI CU8TOUIR tIRVICIt BRIDQEWATIR HILL8BOHOU0M/ (90S) M58200 MONTGOMERY ARIA We can nalp you pra-quajjy for a loan before you look) 672 Route 206 North, Bridgewater, NJ (9M) 350-7100 "••Wi^rTV^^F ^W»W^9 l^RMrf wv^Vr^^snMP Oft the ri^tcovirage attharight price! HOPEWttL 302 Route 206, Triangle Road, Hillaborough, NJ ' (609) 4M-1224 Free homing information locally and nationwide 45 West Broad Street, Hope well, NJ Ciratr CounetMM (100) WIIDEL1 FLEMINQTON COMMERCIAL OQrTSION (aoe)737-2O77 CLINTON (908) 782-0100 Wehtwitelutlentor you r commercial, industrial and lindute neede! (90S) 735-5900 405 Route 202, Remington, NJ We can help you determine It a real ntate ulei careir Ii rightfor you! 109 RoUte 173, Clinton, NJ QnNt HOMfSI • • •• 24OrFICIIIIRVINQNIWJIRnY4\PIRNIYlVANIA HOMEOWNERS: Get up to $150,000. Pay Off Your Bills... Fix Up Your Home... And Buy The Things You've Always Wanted! The Only TAX DEDUCTIBLE Way To Borrow Only Prime + 1.5% For Remaining Term Of Loan APR Based on 7.25% Prime Rate SOfTlERSET SAVINGS BflNK APPLY T0DAY...WU. WAIVE ALL FEES! SAVE MONEY With This SPECIAL, LIMITED TIME OFFER On New Somerset Savings COMMAND EQUITY CREDIT LINE Discounted Rate Thru Year End 1994 Current Non-Discounted Rate Right Now, You Can BORROW BELOW THE PRIME RATEill and Thereafter, Get a Consistently Low Annual Percentage Rate of JUST 1.5% OVER PRIME! As a Homeowner, No Other Kind Of Personal Credit Will Give You So Much 4k Borrow Up To $150,000 * Money For Any Purpose 4k 100% Tax Deductible Pc 4k P*y Interest Only On Amount Used 4k Guaranteed Interest Rate Protection # Credit Available As Long As You .T m «»«„ « » Own Your Home « Up To 20 Years To Repay „ ^_ . „ ,. # So Easy To Use...Just Write A Check « No Prepayment Penalty For more information, stop in or call (908) 560-4 ;n RS*If you already have a home equity credit line elsewhere, you should apply for Command Equity Credit and pay off the loan, With our great new introductory rate, and low regular rate, you save on interest year after year. The Annunl Percentage Rate 1H varliihle ami Is subject to change bused upon I he. highest Prime Rate us published In the Wull Street Journal on the 15th of each month, Prime Hate an of May 17, I9U4 Is 7.25%. You will be rliargnl 5,99% APR from the. time the loan clones, through l)emnt*t :i 1. 1994. Following the Introductory period, the Intrrrst Rate will be 1.50% over the I'TIFTW Ritte, but nu lower than the minimum "Floor Hate* of 7.50% AI'H, The IIII«TPBI Rate ctiljunta wllh changes in tlw Prlmr Rate with a llffllnir nip of \il\f% AI'K Consult your tax ntlvlBor to determine the iletluctlblllty of the finance charges lYu^rty Infturaiue \H requlrril. Offer may be withdrawn at any time. Offrr apptlen to new accounts only. SOmERSET Command Equity Credit Line Application SAYINGS BANK Fill Out and Mail This Application Today Amt. Requested full Name. Date of Birth, Home Address Years There Social Security No, Marital Status, Home Phone Employer Address Position or Title , Sell Employed QYes QNo Bus. Phone It Employed Less Than 2 years: Previous Employer Address .Years There Full Name. , Date ot Birth, Home Address , Relationship to Applicant Social Security No. Home Phone Employer Address Position or Title . Self Employed QYes QNo Bus. Phone (A) Salary (B) Commission (C) Rental (0) Other Applicant S S S S Co* Applicant Totals Totals of Applicant: Monthly Amount $ Source, Co-Applicant: Monthly Amount S Source, Creditor Name & Address Account No. Original Amount Monthly Payment Balance Due S S S Totals s S S Do you pay alimony, child support or separate maintenance? Q Yes Q No Amount per month $ full Address Mortgage Lender Mortgage Amount $ Purchase Date Purchase Price S Est, Year Built. Mortgage payment S Ind, Property Tax rjYes QNo Annual Taxes $ House Style Hi Lot Size Living Space sq ft. Lot no. Block No. Check the following U Condo U Townhouse U Single Family U 2-4 Family a Fireolace • Central Air u Porch.Patlo.Pool U Finished Basement ISM Check LMng Dining Family Rec, Laundry ym Room List Foyer Room Room Kitchen Den Room Room Bedroom Bathroom Room Other ¥M Basement H 1st Level ^| 2nd Level HH J ) stated in this application is correct to the best of my knowledge. 1 understand that you will retain this application whether or not it is opproved. Everything that 1 have check rny credit, employment and loan history. You are authorized to Applicant's Signature Date Co-Applicant's Signature Date NO FEES • $150 Application Fee Waived • No Points • No Legal Fees • No Closing Costs • No Annual Fees Limited Time Offer. Act Nowl J. # Fill out the application on the reverse side. J*% Fold, tape and mail today. Well pay the postage, If you prefer, put your completed application in a FOLD KERB stamped envelope and send it to the address shown. Need Fast, Friendly Help? If you need assistance in completing your Application, cadi or stop in at your nearest Branch Office...or phone our Equity Department. We're standing by to 'If -C answer your questions. Call (908) 560-4 Since 1887...local banking at its best! SOmERSET SAYINGS BflNK Equal Housing Under SLA BOUND BROOK FLEftflNGTON MANVOLE MIDDLESEX RAJUTAN 80MSRVnXB WHITEHOUSE W. Union Ave. Broad St. Hustle Mall Bound Brook Rd. Somerset St. West End Ave. U.S, Hwy 22 FOLD 560-1700 782-4737 722-0265 396-2431 725-9150 720-1957 534-4167 MORTGAGE DIVISION: 2121 U.S, Hwy No. 22 * Brldgewater • 960-4800 NO POSTAGE NECESSARY IF MAILED IN THE UNITED STATES BUSINESS REPLY MAIL FIRST CLASS PERMIT NO 183 BOUND BROOK NJ 06805 Somerset Savings Bank, su Attn: Equity Loan Department PO Box 2121 2121 Route 22 West Bound Brook, NJ 08805-9974 AM / IT1 AM Kitchen OiuiliMtt Jrniii !>t