Introductions Soccer success? Shining star Find someone new with Westfield High's boys team Scotch Plains native summer romances over seeks another quick start makes movie debut Sports, A-9 •Jur Classified Section %•• WcwkendPlus INSIDE The^stfield Record Vol. 4, No. 36 Thursday, September 8, 1993 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents | Briefs Positive preaching Garbage vote set Meeting canceled Hie meeting scheduled to- night for the Westfield and Gar- for Tuesday night wood planning boards to con- tinue hearing the ShopRite ap- plication has been canceled. Council swaying to 6 a.m. consensus By WCOUE A. OAVINO are sticking with a (J a.m. resfi! CAAP meeting THE RECORD tion. Concerned African American "We're splitting hairs here.' Parents will meet tonight at the Next Tuesday the Town Council Councilman Gary Jon kins sak'. Westfield Community Center, will again consider a tabled or- "there's no real difference between 558 West Broad St. in Westfield dinance that would restrict noise 6 a.m. and 0:30 a.m. fi a.m. is • from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Re- from garbage pick-up. At the last good start". freshments will follow. This regular public meeting this or- Councilman Nun nan Givco ex first meeting of the new school dinance was tabled due to continu- pressed concern over traffic piob year is to welcome new parents ing debate over the 6 a.m. starting lems from the haulers being on 1h< and their children to Westfield. time it would impose on the haul- streets later in the day. and ri!s«. Representatives from several ers. the effects of the Restriction on the school and community groups After the ordinance was tabled at haulers as businessmen. will highlight their activities. the last meeting, several council "No one's [xTfcxt in this unpei members agreed that if, by the feet world we live in," Councilman Hie public is welcome. For in- time of next Tuesday's meeting, Greco said, "6:80 would be toitg1- formation call 654-0629 or 233- residents were still being awak- on the haujers, (> a.m. would I" 3520. ened by garbage haulers in the better". early morning hours, they would In addition, the council is con Special sale then support the ordinance. cerned over how tin* ordinance wil> The First United Methodist At a conference session of the be enforced. Sever: il niembei"- Church, 1 East Broad Street in council on Tuesday night, mem- questioned what kinds of fines oi Westfield, will sponsor a fund- bers said that they would stick to penalties could l»e imposed on vv raising towel and linen sale in their word. Councilman James lators. the new social hall today, to- Hely said, "I know I said that if "There has 1u tx som.'thim' i' morrow 9 a.m.-9 p.m. and Sat- there were even one disturbance, I the ordinal ice a;, l;«r as fines [\tv would vote in favor. I've heard penalties, something sincl," Conn urday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. This direct 1 to consumer sale will save con- enough complaints and I will vote cilrnan UiPorta said. "I jus sumers 30-60 percent on name for a 6 a.m. ordinance". wouldn't want to see u.> pass a? brand items such ck towels, AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/IHE RECORD Councilwoman Margaret Sur ordinance and haw the haulers ifi sheets, comforters, blankets, Westfield High soccer coach George Kapner makes a point with his team after a recent agreed, "I've heard from a lot more noro it". pillows, rugs, mattress pads, workout. For the Blue Devils' preview, see the story on A-9. people than I thought I would. Without any penalties writtei We've given the haulers more than into the ordinance, it would be i>; table cloths, ironing board cov- : ers, pillow cases, and 'liitchen enough time". to the discretion nf the muiiieip ' accessories. Debate has continued regarding judge unde: a fjener il code to Cm the time of restriction. Although up to $1,000 .snd tip to i)0 clays i'. some citizens have called for a 7 jail. No consensus was reuehe • NJAWBO meeting Volunteer mediators will a.m. restriction and Councilman Tuesday night on whether tn it The New Jersey Association Anthony IaPorta risks for (i:30 elude fines at id [wnalties in the "• of Business Owners (NJAWBO), a.m., most other council members dinance. Union County Chapter will hold a dinner meeting 0 p.m. Tues- be heart of court service day at the Westwood, 438 North Ave. in Garwood. cost for the By NICOLf A. QAVINO violence or anything that would constitute a crime," meeting is $22 for members said Court Administrator Linda Clueffo. "It would be Outdoor cafes advance and $28 for non-members. For THE RECORD more just arguments and harassmenls". information call Miriam Skarr Ms. Chieffo said each judge at the municipal level at 889-8973. Through volunteer help, Westfield Municipal Court slowly toward legality will sixm offer a mediation program for residents in- would have to make a final approval of each ease to go.into mediation and both parties must a^ree to it. volved in neighborhood disputus. By WCOlf A. OftVlNO Commission be^.m re- Pancakes anyone? Commonly known as G immunity Dispute Resolu- Once in mediation, the disputing parties will hopc- searching ordinances in sin St. Luke's AME Zion Church tion (CDR), the program will give citizens the op- fully come to an agreement with the help of one or THE RECORD 1 two volunteer mediators. If at any time either party rounding towns whir! allow foi will sponsor a Pancake Bieak- portunity to solve less-senous conflicts without a reg- Westfield residents have been outdoor cafes Councilman ular court proceeding. feels it cannot be resolved in mediation, they may ffcft for the church school Sun- then go to the courts. asking for outdoor cafes all sea- Greco Tuesday nij;hl presented day 8-11:30 a.m. at 500 Downer CDR will be available throughout the state, as pro- son, and Councilman Norman the council with a r'opy of such St. On Sept. IB the leudcr board grams have been established In the New Jeney Court The mediation sessions will take place in the mu- nicipal building. CDR will also Ix? free and no one can Greco has taken the first step an ordinance from Mornstuwn. of St Luke's will sponsor a fish system by virtue of a Supreme Court mandate. toward allowing them. or chicken dinner 11 a.m.-5 Conflicting neighbors, customers and merchants, get a police record through it "The Morrijtown ordinance p,m. For delivery or infor- even disputing pet owners would all be potential Although, the program will not actually begin until "It's something that has been addresses every question you mation call 233-2547. users of CDR. 'There would be no issues of domestic January, right now Westfield is searching for vol- well received so far," said Coun- could possibly imagine, from unteers to act as mediators in the program. Ap- cilman Greco at Tuesday night's the kind of utensils to aluol plicants will be interviewed by the municipal court Council conference meeting, judge and would then take part in an 18-hour training consumption," Councilman New in town? "there are a lot of people who Greco said. Saturday at 6:30 p.m. the Teacher pact signing program. Each volunteer mediator would need final are interested in it". Mayor (.lariatid ''Bud" Bx>the Weslfield Newcomers Club will approval by New Jersey Superior Court. The surge of interest in out- agreed that there need to lx- gather at Casual Times in Clark "We're looking for people who aren't partial or empa- door cafes was triggered when set for tonight's meet standards for such an ordinance for "some luu^h:- and conversa- thetic; who have common sense, patience, and under- Lucca's owner Barry Tobin tried tion." You caji come early for The Board of Education will meet tonight to standing," Ms. Chieffo said. "We want to see that and he questioned hi>w much ratify a new three-year contract with its teach- everyone in Westfield is represented," to place two tables outside of his dinner or at 8 1J p.m. just for ers. coffee cafe on Elm Street. room there aetualK is on the the show. For information call The mediators will hold key roles in the CDR pro- sidewalks in the downtown area. Grace at 232-2177. The faculty was to have voted on the proposal gram as they offer assistance to the disputing parties After a short tune, he was today. Assuming ratification by teachers, the in finding solutions which keep everyone satisfied. asked to take the tables back "[ think tlie tfine has come- board is to sign the pact tonight. 'Diere will be a need for several mediators so that inside due to violation ofa town to r WeslfieUI to have this." said Senator is guest The Board also is expected to ratify a contract ordinance. Councilman Anthony I«iPort;>, they can work in teams, two at a time, and each tram 1 The public is invited to at- with classroom aides. will only have to work about one-two days a month. Councilman Greco and mem- "I think it's something that ha ; tend an informal evening with A request for details on the pacts was not Anyone at least 21 years old who is interested in bers of the Main Street Revital- to go forward' Senator Bill Bradley in honor of answered by either side by press time yesterday. volunteering as a mediator should contact M.s. Chieffo Susan Pepper, Democratic for at the Westfield Municipal Court: 789-4062. the New Jersey State Assembly in the 22 district Sept. 22, 6:30-9 p.m. at the Scotch Plains Fan- Music Hall finds niche wood YMCA, Martine Avenue, Scotch plains. Refreshments will be served. on WNEW-FM radio The cost is $25 for adult, and children are welcome. For infor- By NICOLE A. GAV1NO The Musk- Hall is one O!':I \ >M *. mation call 232 O409. few nvoril store;- m (he ;:t '!•• THK RECORD which carries a vast self- -finn "' You could win Westfield resident Gre^ Dolan rare imports and sinallei imlij-'n enjoyed his radio debut Thursday dent labels. The sti >re nl).i • . >\ . You are invited to join on' WNEW 102.7 FM in New York "Toastmastors of Westfield." tinners up tn several thc-i^it" I h City. Representing The Music Hall, ties, with around Will in SIIM'K Humorous Sjieech Contest a West fie Id record shop, Mr. Dolan Sept. 2H at 8 p.m. Jit the Fan- Mr Do]an and store owner. Chi i- took part in a show,' featuring rare Hall, researched seveial stores n wood train station. Re- recordings. freshments will be served. For South .Jersey and New York hcfon Mr. Dolan joined WNEW D.I Jim v more information call 8B9-1890. o|x ninj: The Music Hall in lint I Monahan on his morning feature. Mi. Dolan said they are "'Inokiti)', t< Along with some talk alxmt the IK1 a musiel.in slure. to s|vak tli"ii Tutors needed stoic and the inijtorts it carries, Mi. lancuajLe ain 1 l>e able lo oiler Ihen Adult volunteers who would Dolan played a Billy Joel import from Australia and n rare copy of something dill'erent". like lo help students in gr Indeed, music fans from .is fai one through six with homework Bruce Springsteen's /'/mji/cd show from MTV. as lVnns; Ivania travel to Wi HiH' may sign up at the Westfield for these ran1 iceoi dine,:; "\\ i. Library. Tutors will be working "It was a blast," Mr. Dolan said "The whole Ihinj; was just an in- really stai .Mi; to huild a I use >i with children enrolled in the Customers I'llim outside the an '. Westfield Neifjhl)orhi;s for an indefinite ter. SHARON WILSON/THE RECORD the nvcruge record store nnd The time. He airs Thursday morning: Greg Oolan shows off one of his Increasingly famous discs. Music Hull fit the bill. 7:30-8. A-2 News September 9,1993' Some public workers enjoy 'summer hours9 •y J0VM1 McFADDBi Are Is pay tower THE CHRONICLE Summer Span of tima Who gate How many summer during Special report Hour* Winter v» tor Summer tummar gat summer summmer hours in summer As summer closed and fami- Y-N hour*? lies prepared for the first day of Westfleld Work Day hours? hours contract? hours? school, employees of both order to make up the difference No Cranford School District and Town in hours. 8-4 m Sectys, Yes No Union County College also "It saves us a good bit of Schools Yes e-3(S) Janitor* 7/1 - 8/27 marked the close of summer money," he said referring to Cranford with the return of normal busi- cost savings in air-conditioning ness hours. and electricity. Town No . From June 7 to Aug. 13, 1 wk after school 8 «m - 4 pm (W) Secty.Ctorical m Yes NO Union County College em- Schools Yes 8 am - 3 pm (S) (12 mos employ) endt to 1 wk bafora Kenilworth-Garwood school bsgint ployees worked a four-day phis vac. win week with an extended work- •y CHEHVLHEHl day. In the Cranford School THE CHRONICLE Scotch Plains District, office hours were cut - - m back to a 7-hour day during The majority of Kenilworth Town No July and August. Township em- and Garwood municipal and Fanwood ployees work their traditional school employees enjoyed hours. "summer hours" the last few Town No According to Dr. Emalene months, courtesy of taxpayers. Regional Schools Yes Sectrys 25 (est) School Vac Yes No • Renna, superintendent of Cran- Reducing hours in the sum- ford Schools, secretarial and mer seems to be routine prac- Garwood clerical employees working tice in both at the local school Town No 9-4:30 * under the Cranford Education level in Kenilworth and Gar- W)fr4 (S)0-3:00 No Association contract have their wood, and at the regional high Schools HrV»1/2hr junch All 3 School Vsc No hours reduced during the sum- school level. And although Kenilworth Kenilworth mer. Summer hours do not af- 9-S (W) 0 Office June. July fect custodians or administra- municipal office workers enjoy Town Yes »-4(S) All workera Aua. No No tors. a working day that is shorter by 8-4 m Yes No Over the course of the sum- an hour in the months June, Schools Yes 0 -3 [Si All 8 (Est.) School Vac mer, the workers tally an ad- July and August, Garwood's Regional H.S. Yes 8-4:15 (W) All 50 (Est) School Vac Yes No ditional 40 hours of vacation. normal working schedule of 9 8-3:45(3) Yes Mon. - Fri V» Sac, HWnt Clerical, 300 (Est.) Jun«7-Aug13 Yes No "I think we're pretty much in a.m.-4:30 does not change in Union County .Mort. - Thuis MkkflsMot line with other districts within the summer months. In fact, Collage (Total hour* Non-Union the state," said Dr. Renna. Garwood Borough Clerk Doris tarn*) Administration Summer hours begin one Polidore questioned the basis of week after school ends in June. such a change. Regular hours begin one week "What is the purpose of it," Table lists the town and school districts In the Forbes Newspapers area of Union and whether any of their employees are given before school opens in Sep- she asked, adding "I have a shortened work hours In the summer. tember. In addition, said Dr. problem with that since every ' Renna, the shortened work office is air conditioned these On the local school level, act- coming in the office which was brought about contracted Tom Long indicated that sum- week is in effect throughout days." ing Garwood schools Superin- helped them focus their energy negotiations under New Jersey mer hours was "just something the school year whenever stu- In Kenilworth, nine office tendent Tom Kennedy reported in a shorter time frame, Education Association, which we do," but noted that there ba- dents are on vacation. workers, including the borough sically was just a reduction of clerk, work one hour less per a skeleton crew of three reduce At Harding Elementary includes secretaries and custo- At the college, security, main- the normal 8 to 4 schedule by School, Kenilworth Board of dians. However, even those em- one-half hour per day during tenance, clerical, middle man- day in June, July and August. the summer months. agement professionals, and Normal hours are 9 a.m.-5 p.m., one hour each day during the Education Board Secretary Vin- ployees not affected by union summer. But the normal one- cent Gonnella said the re- contracts participate in thf "Without school in session non-union administrative per- but during the summer months there is less work, and for .the sonnel are all affected by the employees work from 9 a.m.-4 hour lunch is reduced to one- duction by two hours each day summer hours schedule. most part there are not the Cibr- four-day work week which is p.m. Even though summer half hour, which leaves the during the summer vacation "This is a give-and-take situ- mal interruptions there are dur- written into contracts. Ac- hours may prevail, borough hall summer hours reduced only by has going on for the last 30 ation," said Mr. Gonnolla, plac- ing the school year." cording to President Thomas does not close at 4 p.m. The one-half hour. He stressed that years or more. Winter hours are ing significant weight on the Despite the change in work- Brown, the length of shift var- staff of nine worked out a ro- the reason behind the change from 8 to 4, while during the fact that this perk is "negoti- ing hours, the reduction was ies with each union's contract, tating schedule so there is al- had more to do with the fact summer months they arc 9 to ated." not counted as part of any em but the work day is extended ways someone there until 5 workers were less distracted by 3. The board secretary, though, At the regional high school ployees vacation, and pay- and lunch hours reduced in p.m. Marge Adler said. calls from parents and students emphasized that this change district level, spokesperson checks were not affected. Olds-market link is bucking ShopRite OK with court By NICOtf A. QAVINO ing the opposition of others who do tional right to be heard at the mu- the proposed ShopRite. The dis- ested in the facts and the expert flicting activity within the Garwood THE RECORD have standing, such as Reilly nicipal level". missal of Village's complaint was opinions regarding the site, that is board. The Garwood Borough Oldsmobile whose business is Judge Woeker granted this dis- not a decision whether Mayfair has the important thing". Council and Planning Board have Mayfair Supermarkets has of- within 200 ft. of the proposed site. missal on the basis that "to impose funded such parties, but rather a Mayor Garland 'Bud' Boothu also been in the progress of making Gcially gained permission for their Mayfair owns the FoodTown su- damages for objecting in a plan- decision that they are allowed to do said that the Planning Board was modifications in zoning and ordi- right to oppose the building of a permarket in Westfield and con- ning board proceeding would chill so if they choose. previously aware of the question of nances which may effect the ShopRite supermarket on the tends that they do have standing First Amendment rights". In the case of third party iund- who's paying for what. However, ShopRite site. Garwood wants to Westfield/Garwood border. as a taxpayer, and as a representa- Bruce Greenberg, attorney for ing, the Westfield and Garwood Mayor Boothe doesn't believe that complete these modifications be- Village Supermarkets, who is tive of public interest. As such, Mayfair, said, "We were very planning boards would have that Village's lawsuit with May fail- will fore proceeding with the ShopRite seeking variances to build a 59,000 they seeked to have the complaint pleased with the decision. The information available for consider- affect the ShopRite hearing, hearing. square-foot ShopRite, brought a dismissed. judge quite properly found that ation when weighing evidence or The joint meetings of the West. The joint meetings will continue two-count complaint to Union Superior Court Judge Barbara Mayfair is allowed First Amend- cross-examination by such parties. field and Garwood planning boards Sept. 23, at 7:30 p.m. at the West- County Superior Court against Byrd Wecker wrote in her opinion, ment rights and that any inter- According to Mayor Garland have been postponed through Au- wood, 438 North Avenue in Gar- Mayfair seeking damages because "Mayfair's motion to dismiss Vil- ested parties should have those 'Bud' Boothe, whether Mayfair is gust and September due to con- wood. of their opposition. Village Super- lage's complaint is granted without rights". financially supporting others is not ' markets charged that Mayfair has prejudice, on grounds that it is pre- According to Mr. Greenberg, what is important in the ShopRite no standing to object directly and mature, and to permit it to con- there is no proof ol Mayfair fund- hearing. 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THE RECORD The Westfield Planning Board will meet Monday regarding the subdivision or open land in the Dunham Avenue tract. As the town hopes to develop parts of this area, neighboring residents are hoping to preserve the area as-is with a wetlands tract in its center. At the Monday meeting, the town will apply for a subdivision of the Dunham Avenue tract into three proposed lots. Planning Board Chairman Doug Swartz said the board will simply be voting on whether or not to approve the town's request for a subdivision. '•We're interested in separating ouj. the non-buildable wetlands area from the buildable land, and determining what the possible uses are for this space," said Town Councilman Gary Jenkins. The Dunham Avenue tract is tojm-owned property that has been a potential site for development for several years. The street now only exists on paper and runs from Grove Street to Clifton Street be- HIT er wnam t .^ tween Summit Avenue and TIce '•ttltitt LJ_*ti «**» .'_. ___ Place. The town now proposes to |i.H/lhII. n't j\ i ii. vtr ,i HI. Mr : » .'> .'. oo' io' ?O0 the wetlands area and according to *•'•• •','%. f«"f • >. i' present law, cannot be developed. r However, the town is interested in the development of lots 5.01 and Map loeatea "paper street" Dunham Avenue, and the three proposed lots to be created on the town-owned strip of land between TIce Place and Summit Avenue. lot 5.03. According to Mr. Jenkins, forth- strictive. quality of life in Westfield," said sake of a few pennies". not going to get what they want. "The thing we want is one-family coming Mount Laurel allocations "I think we're wise on the town Tice Place resident Gil Margulis. Neighboring residents like Mr. "We would like to keep this area housing because the other homes are' pushing the town to take steps level to foresee some of this, we Mr. Margulis does not believe Margulis have previously joined to- the way it is, a place where birds in the area are one-family," Mr. toward development of several know what the neighboring resi- that the Council on Affordable gether to form the Association of and trees would remain protected Clarken said, "We foresee that the Westfield sites including Dunham dents want but that will never hap- Housing is interested in sites like Town's people Opposed to the De- and the animals can roam," Mr. town will develop it and we just Avenue. "Since we have the prop- pen," Mr. Jenkins said. "If we don't Dunham Avenue, primarily be- velopment of the Dunham Site (AT Clarken said, "but since we know want to make sure we keep the erty and have an assigned need for do something now, with their cause the site contains a wetlands ODDS). AT ODDS was originally that's not going to happen, we're character of the area". ; affordable housing, this is what we input, the neighbors will really lose tract in the center and also because formed in 1989 when Dunham Av- not sure what we can do". If the planning board approves have to do," Mr. Jenkins said. out because there will be the pos- the total area of both lots 5.01 and enue was first labeled as a develop- One thing both Councilman Jen- the subdivision next Monday, the Mr. Jenkins feels that because sibility of high-density housing". 5.03 is a little under 2 acres. "They ment site. AT ODDS is just becom- kins and Mr. Clarken agreed upon Building and Town Property Com- the Council on Affordable Housing However, most neighboring resi- claim to use Mount Laurel as the ing active again as the town begins was that residents nearby feel that mittee will then m;ike a rec- . has not gotten the housing they dents are still opposed to any de- 'boogie man'," said Mr. Margulis, the first steps toward development. if it has to be developed, they want ommendation to the town as to want and the need for it has not velopment in the area. "Tnis area "but what's at stake is one of the According to Summit Avenue to make sure it will be appropriate how to develop or sell the lots. diminished, Mount Laurel rules is a home to animal life and to few natural areas left in Westfield resident Jim Clarken, many resi- housing in relation to the rest of which will have to be approved by will become tighter and more re- destroy it would only hurt the and it seems that it's only for the dents are realizing that they are the neighborhood. the Town Council. Teen arrested in gang assault on 18-year-old victim An 18-year-old man was report- one from Rahway, according to po- session of marijuana, under 50 ported his 1989 Acura stolen from A Virginia Street resident re- edly assaulted by a group of juve- lice. As the victim and her boy- grams. a 421 Central Ave. Sept. 2. ported vandalism to the window of niles with sticks Aug. 31. -As a re- | Police log friend reported to the Jersey City * * * his car Sept. 2. sult, a 16-year-old male was ar- Police Department, they were ob- The First United Methodist Aug. 31A Fairmont Avenue resi- « * » rested for aggravated assault last served by the four youths who Church reported the theft of a dent reported criminal mischief to A Fourth Avenue resident re- Wednesday. were in a holding cell. The next his vehicle while parked at his resi- ported criminal mischief to her car Clark Rescue Squad. He was treat- day, she was walking down the computer from the media center As the victim was walking down Sept. 6. dence. Sept. 2. West Broad Street, he was ap- ed at Overlook's Emergency Room street near Ross Place and South and released the same day. Avenue and a juvenile rode by on a * • * proached by a large number of • • « youths. After some verbal argu- bicycle shouting, 'I know .where The U.S. Post Office on Central ment, he was chased and beaten A Central Avenue woman re- you live'. No one has been ar- Avenue reported criminal mischief rjjSylvan Learning Center about the head with sticks. Police ported Sept 3 that she was being rested. to the building Aug. 31. A male arrived to find the group of juve- harassed by unknown juveniles. • * * reportedly broke the locked front Helping kids be their best niles engaged in a fight. Only one The previous day her boyfriend's Nathaniel Vestal of Rahway was interior door in the building, before juvenile, from Westfield, was ar-car was reported stolen from the arrested Aug. 27 as the fourth sus- running away. Post office workers • Boost your child's grades. rested. Exxon Gas Station on South and pect in a previous car jacking inci- believe they know who the male is • Build self-esteem. The victim was found injured, Central Avenues, and was recov- dent in Westfield. but no one has been arrested. . • Programs in renting, moth, algebra sustaining multiple injuries to the ered several hours later in Jersey • • •. A Danbury, Connecticut man re- writing, SATIACT coOtge prep, ittidy head, neck, back and arms. He was City. The car was stolen by four Amy Nicora of Brooklyn, New skids, homework support and dme taken to Overlook Hospital by the juveniles, three from Westfleld and York was arrested Sept. 4 for pos- management YOUFT EXISTING 494-2300 CABINETS Warders gear up for voting RESTORED EDISON Third Ward Councilmen Gary G. He indicated that the campaign Financing Authority, secretary of Jenkins and Kenneth L. Mac-would feature door-todoor cam- the Transportation Advisory Board, WE STRIP & Ritchie have announced the com- paigning, literature and publicity, and member of the Revenue Shar- REFINISH YOUR I ANWOOI) ASSOC . ()!• Ml RC I IAN IS mencement of the Republican gen- telephone calls, absentee ballot ap- ing Committee. CABINETS LIKE NEW Presents eral election campaign in the Third plications, and receptions. A lawyer and an accountant, he is employed as assistant secretary * FREE SAMPLING • Ward. Councilman MacRitchie chairs COUNTER TOP REPLACEMENT Councilman MacRitchie is run-the transportation, parking, and of the Aquila Mutual funds. Fanwood Appreciation Day ning for his third two-year term on traffic committee of the Town v 1-800-894-0242 j the Town Council. Council, represents Westfield on Saturday, Sept. 11 • 9am - 4pm "Because 1 am running uncon- the League of Municipalities, and (rain date - Saturday, Sept. 18) represents Ward 3, District 1 on the tested, Councilman Jenkins and I Featuring an shall be managing the Third Ward Union County Republican Commit- campaign in support of the con- tee. 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Volunteers sought now for new program to start in January in each community Beginning with the new year, this town will witnesses to support their position, and either have an alternate to municipal court for settling party can disregard the mediation process and disputes between neighbors, merchants and cus- head to municipal court. tomers, and any of the lesser turmoils that beset When the mediation ends in an agreement, citizens at odds with one another. the mediator writes up the pact, both parties Officially, it's called Community Dispute Reso- sign and their battle ends amicably, formally lution; CDR, if you must. and at no cost for the proceedings. Unofficially, it's a branch of the local town This system has the potential for relieving the court whose judge, will interview candidates for municipal court and its part-time judge of many mediators. These peace makers will be volun- cases. But beyond that efficiency, it really brings teers. Mediators receive no pay. And, there is no a new dimension to the quality of local civiliza- cost to the taxpayers. Further good news: there tion. are no fines, charges or fees for the disputing Those intrigued at the prospect of healing dis- parties who will come before the volunteer me- putes among fellow citizens as a mediator diator. should contact one of these court officials im- Right now, candidates for this mediator role mediately: are being sought. Training, totalling about 18 CRANFORD: Barbara Bitz, Cranford Municipal hours, will be provided by the Union County Building, 8 Springfield Ave., 709-7242. Superior Court's municipal division. GARWOOD: Gloria Wayne, Municipal Building, One of the beauties of the mediation system is 403 South Ave., 789-0780 that the objective is not to find guilt in one party KENILWORTH: Joanne Szelingiewicz, Munici- or the other. The goal, instead, is to bring the pal Building, 567 Boulevard, 276-1104 parties to an agreement. SCOTCH PLAINS-FANWOOD: Yvonne Rude, The mediator's role, thus, is to lead the disput- Court Administrator, 322-6700 Scotch Plains; ing parties to an agreement and solutfon to their 322-6750, Fanwood disagreement. WESTFIELD: Linda Chieffo, Court Administra- i There are no police records involved, the ses- tor, Municipal Court, 425 East Broad St., 789- sions are private, although disputants can bring 4062 Letters to the editor Federal official talks turkey Trash noise fighters focus on 14th To The Record: ular pickups at 5 a.m. and earlier. Council mem- We're almost there! Many of you have already bers have shared their displeasure at this and have as school year is beginning supported efforts for Westfleld's Town Council to indicated that decisions regarding a noise ordi- To The Record: our sticking to our studies. Perhaps tain your son or daughter will feet pass an ordinance restricting garbage pickup to nance will be rendered accordingly. As your children head back to we didn't like it then, but we know likewise. But we are in trouble as a after 6:30 a.m. Since tabling the issue at their last Now it's our turn. Make your voices heard one school and you count up the cost now that the values process nation when one-third of all public meeting (to give haulers one last chance to last time at the council meeting Sept. 14 at 8 p.m. of new sneakers, jeans and book worked, and still works. If a parent eighth-graders tell us that they pick up later, on the honior system), council mem- and cheer as our local representatives, at long last, bags, you may be wondering if or a family member places value have never discussed Iheir home- bers have received numerous calls from citizens do the right thing and pass an enforceable 6:30 there is anything more you can do on integrity, a commitment to ex- work with a parent. proving this voluntary system cannot work. a.m. noise ordinance. See you there! to get your children ready for the cellence, and studying hard, chil Here is my test advice — if a Haulers have brazenly disrespected council VALERIE HODRKHIEZ school year ahead. You're ex- dren come to school prepared to parent or parents will spend one members and town residents, continuing their reg- Wcstfleld hausted from shopping, a little learn. It's that simple. Parents cre- hoi IT with their children each night tired of summer and, deep down, ate the frame; teachers help kids on their schoolwork this conning you're looking forward to school fill in the picture. year, we will transform this nation. starting again. Anything else? Here, it's important to point out Teachers and schools should ex- Well, yes. I talk to parents all what may not be so obvious — plain to you the practical ways you Libertarian Party broaches across the country and find most these values can be stressed to can help your children to learn. of you are worried, frustrated' and children by anybody. A parents That's their job. But you have to sometimes just barely coping. The doesn't need a Ph.D. to make set aside the lime every day — question I am always asked is: learning a priority at home. If you place value, as it were — on the national move to legal drugs "How do-1 know whether my child haven't made it in life quite Uu; process of learning. To The Record: Here in New Jersey, Martin L. Haines, a former is learning what he or she needs to way you exported, you can still Finally, a word about that friend- learn?" It's a question full of anxi- make sure that your child does. A ly monster, television, Children The Libertarian Party would .like to see all people president of the New Jersey Bar Association and a ety and doubt about the real fear good education can do that. Alt love "Barney" and that's great. healthy and free of drug dependence, libertarians, retired Burlington County assignment judge, wrote an that your children may not be get- those stories about children from And "Beavis and Butthead" is here like most Americans, also demand to be safe at home article in the June 21, 1993 issue of the New Jersey ting the "leg up" in life they will rough or poor neighborhoods who to stay — of that I am sure. But and in the streets. The sad fact is, however, that the Law Journal titled "Drug war: America's War of Self need to get ahead. I hear you. succeed because a parent insisted wouldn't it be refreshing if parents "war on drugs," with all its stern criminal penalties Deception." The last paragraph of this article (from For me, the essence of education thai they crack the books make a Hot some help from television pro- and sanctions has done nothing to decrease drug use, which the above list of names was taken) is quoted comes down to values, standards, convincing and telling point — ducers and executives? Some rule and has turned our once peaceful streets into war here: performance, and maybe — what drive, determination and focus still of proportion about violence and a zones. "The so-called drug war has been with us for per to do about television. So how do come from the family. willingness to ask a basic gut ques- The tragic victims of the "war on drugs" are your haps 75 years. The Svar' targets drug growers, sellers, .we re-invent education? Setting Some folks say, setting high tion: "Is this good for kids or will personal liberty and its companion, responsibility. buyers, and users. Its chief weapon is the criminal challenging national education standards is unfair. I don't — if the this just sell the product?" The Libertarian Party says it's time to consider re- law, vigorously enforced by vast numbers of state and standards is important and we'll students, teachers and parents legalization of drugs. federal agents, ]x>lice and prosecutors. It has been a get that done. It's also important to work together to reach the higher In the end, I suspect, you'll be on your own when it comes to TV. Libertarians are not alone in calling for re- very successful war — gradually destroying our raise the quality of teaching and standard. Children who get smart, legalization. Consider the following list of persons courts, our cities, our budgets, our morals, and other get a fix on how we can help the get smart because they study and The same little remote control but- ton that can turn "on" your TV can who agree with us that the "war on drugs" has been a countries. It has failed in one respect only — it has majority of kids who don't go di- take tough courses to meet high failure: George P. Schultz, former secretary of state; had no inhibiting effect upon the traffic in drugs. rectly to four-year college "jump- standards. Be careful not to also turn it "off." Try it, then sit back. You may not always win the William F, Buckley, conservative editor and writer; Indeed, that traffic, as the direct result of our criminal start" their careers. We'll make "dumb-down" your own child ... Milton Friedman, economist; Patrick V. Murphy, laws, has increased. It is time to consider some form progress on those, too. and don't let the school system do battle for the remote control but that may be where you have to former New York City police commissioner; Ralph of legalization." But, ultimately, the improve- it either. start to make the process of learn- Salerno, former narcotics enforcer famed for eliminat- While chemical dependence is a significant social ment of our children's education is So how do you raise perform- ing important again. ing the French Connection; Kurt Schmoke, mayor of also a willingness to slow down the ance and give children a sense that problem, we agree with Judge Haines that the "war" Getting our kids back to school Baltimore; Carrie Saxon Perry, mayor of Hartford; has got to come to an end. The "war" has succeeded pace of our lives to help our chil- they can do better? A school- and John Daniels, mayor of New Haven. Also, several dren grow. Education starts with teacher at my children's school had ultimately is more than a shopping only in putting money in the pockets of criminal trip for you or for me. It's a com- judges have spoken out against the "war." Among gangs and causing the untimely deaths of innocents values. Most of us who have made a fondness for quoting Proverbs them are Jack B. Weinstein and Whitman Knapp, a go of it in life have gotten ahead mitment to the possibility that our caught in the gangs' cross-fire-. It's time to stop tin- Her favorite was, "A wise son loves both of the Eastern District of New York; Robert W. because we hud ;i mom, a dad, a correction," My children were duti- children can really have better madness. grandparent or a guardian who let ful, to be sure, but not impressed lives if we all make the effort,., to- Sweet, U.S. District Court, N.Y.; William Newsom, U.S. KENNETH R. KAPLAN us know where they stood about by this passing wisdom. I am err- gether and now. Circuit Court, San Francisco; James C. Paine, U.S. Gubernatorial Candidate RICHARD W. RILCY District Court, Miami, Fla.; Ronald W. Rose, U.S. mag- NJ. Libertarian Parly U.S. Secretary of Education istrate; and James Oniy, Superior Court, California. Livingston Sfe The^stfield Record A plea for caution near school buses By JAMES A. ARENA very proud of their schoolwork and child has boarded .the bus and the safety of our young jx'ople comes FORBES NEWSPAPERS, A DIVISION OF FORBES INC. excited about getting it home to Commissioner, NJ Division driver turns off the flashing red from the lop. Gov. Florio directed of Highway 'JVnffic Safety show to mom and dad — stop in light, motorists may proceed with this division to form a school bus Malcolm S. Forbes Jr, the middle of the road to retrieve a caution. And if you break this Inw, safety task force. Members arc Edrior-in-Chle) It suddens rue to hear about dropped paper. Often as these stu- you'll pay. Drivers who violate this safety advocates and representa- Edward F.Carroll Alan Churchill young people who an* killed as dents cross the street they don't law may be fined $100, sentenced tives from safety groups, state r Executive Editor Goner* Manager they lf.>av<* their school buses tit the look to sec if a car is approaching, tn l.> days in jail or community agencies, New Jersey State Police, end of a day. Young lives are lost and instead focus all their atten .service, and assessed five points on bus companies, the New Jersey Bob Sullivan Donna Pelffer I'aront-Teacher Association, and Mnnagmq Editor Advnrtlsing Ftoprosonlnhvo this way each year unnecessarily. linn on retrieving the dropped their driving record. Subsequent In fact, during the last three school pa[MT. That is why it is strongly offenses may result in a $250 fine school districts. This task force Cheryl Fensfce Doug Baum yean; two children under U were recommended that students use u antl lf> days in jail. The director of works to ensure that New Jersey Chlel Copy EdHor-Speclal Sections Edllor Classified Advertising Manager killed outside their homes in New book bag. Also, if you meet your Motor Vehicle Services may also continues to be a leader in the safe Jersey. And this just shouldn't child's school bus at the end of the revoke the licenses of violators. transportation of school students. Dave Simlnoff Kelly Zullo During its first year in o]K>ruti<>n, Sports Editor ClMSJfKxJ Telephone SnJes Mannrjor hiip|X>n. day, pick up your child on the Since our young people hold so the task force formed committees As a parent, our stale's highway same side that the bus drops stu- William Wasthoven Mlckl Pulalnelll much promise for the future, we to nddress safely equipment, safety safety director, and chairman of WeefcantiPlun Edllnr Major Accounts dents off, so that she doesn't run are working to make sure they are education, inspections, main- the (iovornor's School IUIS Safety across the street to meet you. hear to achieve all that they can. In tenance, tmnsixirtation, travel George Gannon Roger 8llvey Jean Casey Blllle M. Davis That i:; why it i.s imperative tlmt addition to the law I just men- routes, media and public relations. Circulation Dlraclor Vice President Opnrnilons Promotion Director Controller each and every driver watch for Acttno Qonoml Manager Guest essay tioned, New Jersey lias taken other One important project of the l«sk young students. This is important steps to secure the safety of our force WHS u comprehensive educa- The Wealfleld Hocord is published weakly by Fortoss Newspapers, A Division of Forbos Inc., nut nnly during thlH time of year, young people. tional kit that addresses school bus 102 Walnut Ave., Ceanlord NJ O701B .Second Class Poslngo poJd nl C ran lord NJ 07016 . Task Force, I must urge drivers to POSTMASTER: please send address changes lo Forbes Newspapers, Fulfillment Ollice, PO but throughout the school year. In Ijjist SeptemlxT n law took effect safety for elementary school- Box ?G7, Bedmlnster, NJ 07921 ToBubscrlbe call: 1-800-300-9321 do their part U\ make sure this fact, not only i.s it our duty :incI that requires all new school buses teachers nnd bus drivers to tench tragedy doesn't continue. It is our obligution to safeguard these in the sUite to Ix; equipped with student;; to wifely Ixmrcl and lenvc responsibility to drive with ex- young lives, but it is also a state seat belts. This is important be the bus. Write Us: treme caution and watch for young Inw. Under New Jersey law, motor- cuuso safety belts reduce the risk Of course, we all hnve to do our 102 Walnut Ave. Phone:(90B) 276-6000 pedestriuns who are entering or ists must stop ut least 25 feet be- of death and serious injury by 50- FAX: (908) 276-6220 purl The strictest laws in the coun- Cranford. NJ 07016 leaving their school bus. hind u school bus that is loading or 75 percent. try are no good if they nre not Young students — who are often unloading students. When the last The commitment to securing the obeyed and enforced. September 9, 1993 News A-5 Newcomers gather Firemen free trapped driver •» mcout A. OAVINO squad. High School, THE RECORD A fire in Q car engine was extin- Alarm malfunction on the 100 guished with a portable extin- block of Elmer Street. The fire department assisted in guisher at the 7-E!evon on South Alarm malfunction on the 100 the extrication of an auto accident Avenue. block ol'Tamaques Way. victim Aug. 31, Alarm activation tit Westfield So- Sept. 4 According to the police depart- nior High School. Electrical hazard on the 600 ment, one car went through a stop System malfunction at Westfield block of North Chestnut Street. sign on Boulevard and Grove Street, causing a collision with an- other vehicle. Both cars wound up on lawns on opposite sides 6( Bou- levard. One car required the assistance Our New of the fire department to force the front driver seat back and move the driver's side door to assist the rescue squad in removing the vic- tim. Menu Guide Two people were injured and brought to the hospital. In other action at the Westfleld Fire Department recently: Sept. 1 Detector malfunction on the 700 232.9090 block of Oak Avenue. Sept 2 Westfleld, Garwood, Cranford - Removed an oil spill reported as a hazard from roadway. look for it In this paper! Sept. 3 Responded to an emergency Scotch Plains, Fanwood medical call A 16 year old male The Westfleld Newcomer* get together for their annual annual family picnic at Brookside Park was involved in a accident with an look for It in the mail! recently. Kristin Smith, Ann Qrey and Unda and Ryan Ingram. Seated are Krltty and Lucy auto on Lincoln Plaza and North Coruthert, Larry, Hilary and Susan Landau. Lauren and Claire Harris, Nancy and Eltaabeth Avenue, the fire department ad- "We Bring Your Favorite Restaurants Home To You" Rich, and Elke Rossen took part in the fun. ministered first aid to the victim until the arrival of the rescue Town flirts with offer to join an insurance pool By NICOtg A. OAVINO With 14 JIFs already in the state the discussion tonight is to address $10 is a perfectly sound amount of including over 250 municipalities, any questions we have before deci- fee for an extra town service". ANNUAL THE RECORD insurance advisers showed council sion time comes two weeks from However, Councilman Anthony The possibility of Westfield join- members the success of other now". LaPorta said that the town would ing a joint insurance fund seemed towns. "So there's been enough ex- Also at Tuesday's conference be charging residents for a service to strengthen as the Town Council perience and there's been enough session, there was discussion of the LAMP that they should be entitled to by .Tuesday heard recommendations anguish," Councilman James fee charged to property owners for paying taxes. "We're going in the and explanations from insurance Gruba said. burglar alarms. The town requires wrong direction; these citizens are any resident who has an alarm to advisers regarding the Suburban According to adviser John Crout, already paying taxes," Councilman register it, and currently charges $1 Jfcint Insurance Fund (JIF). any municipality joining this pool LaPorta said, "this is a silly, bur- needs to look at the long term to for registration. Councilman Gruba • Suburban JIF is an insurance densome dollar. One dollar is silly see the benefits outweighing po- recommended that the town raise "pool that Westfield is looking to and $10 is ludicrous". eautifully join with eight nearby communi- tential drawbacks, "It's got to be u this fee to $10. The rest of the council members polished brass . ties, including Fanwood, Scotch long-term commitment," Mr. Crout According to Councilman Gruba, B ' Plains and Mountainside. The in-said, "you should be prepared to the town expenses for service of agreed that the fee was justified for 24% lead crystal see it through the ups and downs these alarms ar outreaches the fee an extra service. "Why should ev- surance would cover all policies for lamp with muslin town employees, including town of- of the cycle" of $1. Mayor Boothe agreed, "The eryone pay for those who are more ficials and police personnel. Details oi' the JIF plan were dis- town and the police department wealthy and can afford an alarm pinch pleated cussed as Mayor Garland 'Bud' have a perfectly legitimate reason system to protect their homes?" According tu Louis 'Lesevre of hardback shade the Insurance Advisory Commit- Boothe explained, "the purpose of for requiring registration. I think Councilman Gary Jenkins asked. tee, coverage offeree) by the Subur- adds the perfect ban JIF would be similar to that KITCHEN CABINET finishing touch offered by the standard insurance market. Projected savings, how- REFACING to any living area ever, run a little over $200,000. coff-McC usker in your home. Mr. Lesevre told council mem- bers that the advantages include: LJonce S-tudic nee IQ4O • the premium savings Si From • the ability to control policies bet- • Lyrkot • Ballot • Pointe • Jau • Top •Hiddv Combo • Competition Twun ter in JIF M-y __ •; .-- " 'p . • the potential for dividends com- t ; A«§fat«r MMV ing buck to the municipality's cof- •Mi' K'-" - "" 'K forP^IT«rai 90

fers. %?^ Classes Begin However, council members ques- ft" -;-***X* * ' pin 4- HI ' Sept. 13th QUCMZJEL tioned the drawbacks of joining S«pt. 9th 7-9:O0pm such an insurance fund. Mr. ^ 7 C«l »X few Lesevre said, "The downside of 908-665-8050 this — the things that need careful Otvfc review are the three-year commit- MI-iMI foam Kitchens, Inc. Come in today and see our entire ment and the potential for assess- ^'' ' 1 Pre-School thru fldult/ collection of traditionally styled classics. ments," Mr. Lesevre said. 3cginner to Professional Look for us on Sunday, Sept. 12 nousi; or LIC.II IS st th« Gorman Festival II'.', V ,',' li .i'.t ill V/.irrcnvill,' H

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SIM ( 1\I RIPORT WHEN THE SOLUTION IS ILLEGAL Elderly couples must 'innovate' beyond law to pay for home care

AUQUSTO F. MENEZES/THE PRESS This elderly couple agreed to be Interviewed for the report, but did «o anonymously to protect themaeivea.

A Forbes Newspapers story several struggling with a health care problem of a pen as family members aged. cope with the responsibility. problem in a recent anynomous Chronicle weeks ago on how young parents are loved one according to the National As- According to The Home Health Care So- Although nursing homes provide excel- survey. And, they stress, it is better than beating the high cost of child care by sociation for Home Care. Lack of in- lution, it is a fact that at sometime, a lent care, the cost is often too high for the placing their husband, wife or parents in using illegal aliens or paying child care surance, fixed incomes and astronomical family member or someone else cared average family to assume. According to a nursing home where they will not get workers "under the table," triggered a siz- nursing care costs have resulted in se- about, will almost certainly need some one Scotch Plains resident, weekly costs the attention they may need. niors opting to buck the system they ad- type of care. average $1,000-$2,000, with many costing able response from readers. Although the financial burden often Residents in Cranford, Kenilworth, Gar- hered to for most of their lives. "Mix money and medicine," says Home much more. Medicare helps defray these wood, Scotch Plains, Fanwood, and West- Before the arrival of modern health Health Cniv Solution, author Janet Zhun costs and many nursing care facilities weighs heavily in the decision to employ field confirmed that the underground net- care, most people began and ended their Nassif, "and you have the prescription for have a specific number of "Medicare an illegal alien, contributing significantly work of child care workers was not just an lives at home. When they were stricken serious potential consumer problems. beds" available for those unable to as- is the family's desire to have their inca- alternative, but the first place parents with illness, injury, old age, and infirmity, According to a long term care survey in sume the cost. However they are few and pacitated loved one cared for in the home turn to foi child care. they were cared for by family members in Thv Fact Book On Aging, by the year far between, and not every facility partici- they are use to. Calls also came from senior citizens their own homes. 2000, projections show 8.9 million families pates in the Medicare program. The stories of local residents show a who told poignant stories of using the un- At the same time advances in technol- will IK* burdened with taking care of a Finding alternatives to nursing home surprising lack of concern for the legal derground network ta find caretakers for ogy slowly altered American sex'ial struc- spouse or parent. By 2020, the number facilities is no longer the exception to the ramifications of employing illegal aliens. their elderly spouses. ture and values. Families Ix.'came more will jump to 12.:i million. liile. With fixed incomes, depleted in- As a matter of fact, all of the families The stories and photograph on this mobile and the extended family disap- Consequently, spouses, or the children surance, and little more than the home interviewed by Forbes Newspapers felt page document some of their experiences. peared. Many older people began living of aging, sick or in firmed family mem- they live in as security, senior husbands, on their own because relatives started liv- wives or their children are challenging the government and their health in- * • • bers, will boar the brunt of finding suit- ing some distance away. As women began able lull-time or round-the-clock nursing the system they relied on by using less surance had let them down when it came •y CHERYL HEHL to join the work force, the plight of elder can1. Catastrophic illness, Alzheimer dis- than legal means to find elder care. to dealing with elder care. And the likeli- care began to hit home with a vengeance. hood of having to deal with "being THE PRESS ease, and other debilitating progressive Employing illegal aliens can be less Times had changed but the new genera- diseases, including strokes, leave families than half the cost of regular home help- caught," did not seem to be important in More than 22 million Americans are tion had not prepared for what could hap emotionally and financially unable to ers, say local residents coping with this any way. Illegals assist weary spouse Stroke, fixed income: trouble

•y CHERYL HEHL easy enough, but the quality of care and reliability By CHERYL HEHL help her keep her dignity. And I found such a person were not always up to the standard he wanted for his THE PRESS in Hattie." wife. And putting Sarah into a nursing home was out THE PRESS Hattie is a 29-year-old illegal alien from South Af- When Ben G. and his wife Sarah were married in of the question, since insurance covering this type of When push came to shove there was not much rica, who, according to Roy, is "like the daughter we 1949, they were like any other young couple in love. expenditure has only been avuilable the last five never had," She is a live-in who manages to take They planned to raise a family and grow old to- years, Ben knew such a move would financially Roy B. could do -when his wife Helen had a stroke. gether. In 1986, though, their plans were shattered. break them in less than a year. At 79 years of age, Roy and his wife lived on a fixed care of "just about everything with a smile." But As an engineer, Ben was able to provide a good life As Sarah's condition worsened, Ben decided to income of $1,120 a month, and depended on Medi- moat importantly, she has managed to bring about a for his wife and three children, as well as a lovely look for a live-in caretaker who could give his wife care to pay medical costs. However, after a six-month change in Helen. Each morning Hattie dresses home in Scotch Plains, life was good for the couple around-the-clock attention. Rut the cost was astro- hospital stay, Roy discovered that if he did not take Helen, puts makeup on her and goes about a normal until Sarah began to experience unusual symptoms. nomical. matters into his own hands,his wife of over 50 years routine, which includes taking the invalid out each At first Ben thought his wife was just clumsy, but It was at this point, Ben decided to buck the sys- would lie "like a vegetable." and every day. after a year or so of Sarah pulling tern and hire an illegal alien. It The spry Westfield resident was "Not a day goes by when the car in and missing the drive- didn't take long to find someone. not about to see his "little honey," Helen is not immaculately way, walking into furniture, and (Ben) said that he 'would The underground network of il- wind up "in some home where they 'The government has no groomed," beams Roy, noting losing her balance, both began to eau I get worried, but she promised not to leave are known to have it. Both PSP and Parkinson's a series of "illegals" over the last several years has nursing home." So one day he just went to the hos- cause stiffness, slowness, clumsiness, and tremors. moved in and taken care of Sarah's every nred. pital and picked up his wife and carried her out. us even if she gets married," But the problems with vision, speech and swallowing Although some move on, Hen is always able to Uriel Roy had a plan in motion. Through a neighbor he lie winks, taps his elaborate cane on the floor and are more severe in PSP. In fact, the disease progress- another ready, willing and able to move in and as- was able to get in touch with a woman in New York lets out a hearty laugh before saying that "the gov- es to a point where the victim can no longer speak, sume the tasks at hand, who bad "actress," to illegal aliens. wnrtlent hns no ldea what we ()ldt>r folk walk or move. "I couldn't even imagine there eon Id be anything "Now don't get me wrong, I was not lookin' for « *»* going The cost of hiring someone to tend his wife at so disastrous in our lives," says Ron quietly, adding someone to take advantage of by working them 20 through out here in real life. Maybe they ought to home turned out to not only be expensive but frus- that he "would do anything to keep his wife at homo hours a day," laughs Roy, "I wanted someone to tend live a week in our shoes. Then they would find a trating as well. Ben discovered that finding help was where she wants to Ix?. Kvcn break the law." to my wife's personal needs, someone who could solution real quick." Alzheimer's stops traveling retirement plan, brings new woes By CHERYL HEHL year period when Mary put Paul in ;i private nursing was financial, week, and then I find it tucked under rny dresser THKI'KIvSS home near her home in Cranford. More Ihan $7!>,OIM1 "They want to work, need to work," says Mary, "as scarf the next day." And although the two have now was paid out to the nursm;; home dnrinj', Iliat peiiixi much a.s I needed someone I could trust to lake care worked out a salary of $100 a week. Bee uses that When Mary K. and her husband Paul finally saw of time, with Mary decidmi; tn remove her husband of my husband and live in my homo.." money at the supermarket, drug store and anywhere the last of their six children off to college, they went from the home Ix'lore ;il! thru :;;tvnij',:; ran nut. Mary has empW >yexl two women through the illegal else she can, which defeats the purpose. right out and bought a travel bdVne and began to underground. One was from Jamaica, the other from "She is a God-send." Mary says sollly, "and from plan their retirement years. Little did they know "We had $100,(10 saved lor iHncnierit. explain:; what I hear, others who have employed illegal aliens their future would become a "living nightmare." Mary, "and that was because we .crimped, saved and Kurope. Both, she says, became members of the fam- have the same experiences I have I do not know carefully invested. As I walched I'.ml bom in Monday at the First Baptist 300 North Ave. East, Westfield. gers Cooperative Extension at 6S4- Mannheim, Germany, and hadChurch. The six hour workshop, con- 9854. lived in WeaUleld since 1988 She In lieu of flow ITS, contributions also lived in West Point, N.Y.; Ran- may be made to Snve the Children, dolph, Mass.; and Fullerton, Calif. 54 Wilton Road. Westport, Conn. [ She was a member of the First 00880-0040, or the Muhlenberg Better Days baptist Church of Westfiekl and Foundation. Muhlenberg Regional belonged to its senior citizens dub. Medical Center. Park Avenue and LIFE SKILLS ! Her husband, Grover Seburn, is Randolph Road. Pbinfield, 07061. All of us in society behavior or inierpersotial skills ihai have a variety of would interfere willi a fulfilling exisi- needs, Foremost t-nce. Nobody's ix-rfc-el; everyone has Helene Watson Ferrar, 82 are (hote for sur- some life-skills deficits. Seldom ck> clini- vival; adequate cians call life skills "|xxjr" unless IIK* Don't miss the American Heart Walk food,ihellerandclothing. AUoeaaemiil skills in question present :i clear prob- A Westfield resident for 16 years it a desire to be productive, useful and lem lo the individual's livelilxxxl, sur- Helene Watson Ferrar, 82, a resi- grandchildren; four sisters, Ruth accepted and to find purpose in life. On vival or personal fcrlmK of satisfaction. Open to individuals & company dent of this community for the top of this it is definable to find at least Morgan of Atlanta. Ga., Betty Leo- some aspects of existence pleasurable or organization teams past 16 years, died Sept 4, 1993 at 'Hie fortunate lliing .ilxmr skills is thai nard and Vivian Patch, both of and lo maintain life patterns that in- they can tic learned. If people approach Call (908) 685-1118 Union Hospital. Russclls Point, Ohio, ami Amelia crease the odds of longevity and fulfill- life skills iviili M\ open muui. llicy can Mrs. Ferrar was bom in London, Ely of Ijontion; and a brother, John ment, view a worldwiIh m.my potential models Ohio, and lived in Elizabeth before D. Watson of Columbus, Ohio. to observe, s|X';ik with and k-im from. October 3rd, 9am to 1 pm moving to Westfield. When therapist* describe someone as Being receptive to new ways of doing Slattery Park, Bridgewater Her husband, Eugene H. Ferrar, A requiem service was held having poor life skills, they are talking thins* is an <-ssenii,il firs I step toward Tuesday at St. Elizabeth's Episco- a bom deficits in information, models for personal growth. diet! in 1975. Somerset County Division She is survived by two daugh- pal Church, Elizabeth, following ters, Joann Vvnezio, with whom services at the August F. Schmidt American Heart Association Memorial Funeral Home, Eliza- Presented as a community service by Barbara T, Fi«hb«<• Study Weekday Services: 908-722-3000 MM*, T:W PM • Wo* Mring had lived in Westfield since 1961. FrUir Nljh* CMdrtn'i Club Mr. Ijjine was an active pari- 8 p.m. Wednesday Billy Study Ext. 6256 T*» PM (Ofld* School AQ«) I! p.m. Friday Prayer 4 Praiie CM F« Mon InlonruUon sioner of Si. Paul's Episcopal Church on East Broad Street He Advertise your was an usher for church sei-vieos, Programs for Children, Jr. & Sr. High, Singles, TERRIIX ROAD read Bible passages at services, Couples, Families and Senior Adults BAPTIST CHURCH garage sale i greeted churchgoers, and sang in 1840 Terrlll Rd. Scotch Plnln* the church choir. Sunday School 9:15 am 322-7151 R»v. Michael Seaman, Pastor Forbes lie also belonged to the West- Sunday Worship 10:30 am Sunday: field Community Players, the Sunday Evenings 6:30 pm 0:45 AM - Sunday School Friends of the Westficld Library, Wednesday Evenings 7:30 pm 11:00 AM - Morning Worsnlp Newspapers 6:15 PM - Church Training and the Glee Club o! Plainlieltl. 7:15 PM - Evening Worship Surviving are hi.s wife, Kliznheth Wttfnaiday: and receive CRANFORD ALLIANCE CHURCH 7:00 PM • Prayar Meeting 1) Lane; two daughters, Karen K. Nurtmry Cmn Provldad L'IMI' ot Seattle, Wash, iind Laura 7 CHERRY STREET, CRANFORD 276-1617 a FREE V. l^ine of I'lainlielil; it son, Donald M Lam- uf Acton. Mass., a grand- Redeemer Lutheran Church St. Paul's ST. BERNARD'S Little Caesar's child; and a brother, Arthur W. Clark and Cowptrthwalta Placa United Church of Christ CATHOLIC CHURCH ijini' of Sun City, Ariz. (a Block* North ot Lord ind T*yl«) pizza! Call 213 Center St. 368 Sumner Ave. A memorial set-vice was held Waatflald, NJ. Plainfield Sunday lit St. Paul's Church. Garwood 232-1517 756-3393 1.800-559-9495 In lieu of flowers, contributions Rw. Paul E. Krltach, Pattor 789-1285 may IK- made to the Fred Hutchin- Roger Borchin, D.C.C. Mass Schedule Sunday Worship Strvte* • BOO «nd 10.00 AM Rev. Frederick Rogers Saturday: 5:30 PM for more details. son Cancer Rc.si-iirc'h Center, 1100 VV«dn«td«y D»rvk;« - 7 30 PM Nuritry Piovkrtd During Wutihlp ind Sunday School Sunday: 8:00, 9:30 l''iii!vjew Ave North, Scuttle, Wash. Worthlp B«rvtc»i and Educallon How 11:30 AM HMOS). HOfy Communion Cdtbriltd 0:30 A.M. I at 4 3rd Oundayi * Rev, Joavprt F. Barbona, Pastor Arrangements were by the Gray Wton«diyi Or Th» Monlh Child Can AvtIUbU Funeral Home. -Westfield Record- A-8 Community Ufa September 9, 1993 Cynthia Merl Arts Workshop to Offer arts j Milestones teaches again at dance school course from pre-K to adult Starting the first week in Sep- TTie New Jersey Workshop for photography course is offered for dren's theater with Jan Elby and tember, Cynthia Meryl, a 30-year the Arts, known for its extensive camera buffs who never quite got professional entertainers Dan and veteran of theater and television, Music Studio program, is now oft a the hang of taking good photos. Bunnie Hanson will teach the art will begin her third year of teach- comprehensive arts experience to Miniature furniture is offered for of clowning to adults. ing beginner, intermediate I and students from pre-K-adult Begin- grades 4-9 while younger children Special interest classes include intermediate/advanced classes in ning Sept. 13. Tall courses will be can utilize their imagination in the ESL for adults, which will be of- acting, musical theater, ensemble offered for the first time through puppetry course. If you'd like to fered in small groups only to facili- and solo work to young people the Art Studio, the Dance Studio learn unique decorating tech- tate a more comfortable learning and the Drama Studio, plus special niques, a stenciling and decorative environment. A creative storybook ages 8-18 at the Westfield School of interest classes. wall finishes course is available in workshop class is offered for pre- Dance, 402 Boulevard. The recent move to a newly ex- the evening for adults. schoolers. A new book will be Ms. Meryl concentrates on tech- panded facility at 152 East Broad Through The Dance Studio, chil- reach each week to the children, nique, improvisation, character de- Street has enabled NJWA director dren can express themselves followed by a hands-on craft activ- velopment, and scene study. Cold Dr. Ted Schlosberg to offer an ex- through classes in ballet, tap, and ity that complements the book. readings, monologue work, audi- tensive year-round program for the jazz aerobics. Senior citizens can The Music Studio continues to tioning, commercials and theatrical first time since NJWA's inception also get their weekly dose of fit-offer all levels of instruction in business are also covered in class. in 1972. Dr. Schlosberg has run the ness by exercising to big band strings, woodwinds, brass, percus- Most important, Ms. Meryl stresses summer program, the Westfield music in the fitn'fti n course. sion and voice for ages three to adult. Many options are available self-confidence in the students and Workshop for the Arts, as well as A talented group of teachers has tries to nurture the young peoples* the Music Studio, year-round to suit individual needs including been assembled for classes offered private and group lessons and creative abilities. music instruction, for more than 20 through The Drama Studio. Robert years. varying sessions from 30-60 min- ELLEN WASSERMAN and STUART GOLDSTEIN She was an original cast member Cutrofello will teach playrighting utes. Courses are also available in in the Tony Award-winning musi- Registration is now being ac- and acting/scene study to junior music theory, stage presence and cal, Nine with Raul Julia. She cepted for more than 50 various high and high schoolers. An acting conducting. Numerous perform- courses in art, dance, drama music, class is also available to adults, Ellen Wasserman will marry played Eliza Doolittle opposite Nod ance opportunities exist through Harrison in My Fair Lady, Nellie fencing and special interests. taught by Joseph Nierle. Mr. Nierle small ensemble classes and com- Through the Art Studio, both joins Sharon Reynolds in the musi- Stuart Goldstein in autumn opposite Giorgio Tozzi in South Pa- munity orchestras. The Music Stu- cific, and Hedy LaRue opposite adults and children may learn the cal theater performance class. dio offers its instruction year-round Florence and Perry Wasserman manager of member services for art of calligraphy. A beginningYounger students can study chil- so the learning process is not inter- Don Porter in How to Succeed in of West Orange have announced Weight Watchers of North Jersey Business without Really Trying. rupted. The faculty is comprised of the engagement of their daughter, Inc., and her father is retired. professional musicians and teach- Ellen Merl Wasserman, to Stuart Mr. Goldstein, 35, is director of ers, many recognizable from the Marc Goldstein, son of Jeanette the university news service for the Council seeks members local area. They are Dr. Theodore and Martin Goldstein of Westfield. University of Medicine and Den- If you are between the 13 and 19 K. Schlosberg, strings, woodwinds, years of age and want to meet new brass and percussion; Elmer A November wedding is planned. tistry of New Jersey. He is a gradu- ate of Westfield High School and people and enjoy doing fun Banks, brass and jazz piano; Shu- Ms. Wasserman, 33, is the senior projects, consider joining the Lin Chen, piano; Brett Deubner, vi- vice president, media director of the University of Wisconsin. He re- Union County 4-H Teen Council. olin and viola; Ofra Hahn, cello; Saatchi & Saatchi Direct, the direct ceived a master's degree from The first meeting will be 7:15 Jay Johnson, string bass; John marketing division of Saatchi & Perm State University. Wednesday, Sept 15 at the Coop- Josa, woodwinds; Eunha Kim and Saatchi Advertising. She graduated His father is a partner at Gross- erative Extension auditorium, 300 Donna Koli, piano; Betsy Macken- from West Orange High School man, Goldstein and Horn, a certi- North Avenue, East, Westfield To zie, voice; Diane McCloskey, voice and is a cum laude graduate of fied public accounting firm in register, please call the 4-H office and slage presence; Sharon Rey- Brandeis University. Her mother is Union and his mother is a sculptor. at 908-654-9854. nolds, vocal preparation for stage and screen; Deborah Schnapf, oboe; Joan Stasio, piano and per- cussion; and Justin Tupik, guitar. OAK TREE FOODS The Westfield Fencing Club is another year-round program of the Farm Fresh Country New Jersey Workshop for the Arts. The fall session runs Saturdays, PRODUCE DELI MEATS SPECIALITIES Oct. 2-30. Ages 9-adult can join at Bananas Boar* Head Bologna Our Own Sloramidt Sweat 2% Milk either the beginning or experi- C or Hot Italian Siutig* $^99 enced level. This classic sport 25 . SO 29 gil •2" .b. fc Ib. 3ib«. or mor« teaches the proper method of Red/Gr«en Grade A Butter Sssdleis Grapes Thumann'a Lfverwurtt USD* Cholc* Bontlasi using a foil, an epee and a sabre. Sirloin SUik 29 Long-time fencing coach Tom 99'„ JO99 M ib Tomko is joined this year by Tom £. Ib. 5 Ib Bag Our Own Stortwltt* Roaatt Froth Chicktn Brent Clover Farms Orange Juice Boutsikaris for rousing Saturdays Idaho Potatoes Your Choice Whole or Spill $4 49 of fencing. $4 49 Turkey Brtait, Port flout. Homy Him I4 4> Registration is now bein^ ac- I big Frt»h J*r*«y Grada A 3 Ib. Bag UMaEggt cepted for all programs offered by Yellow Onions Fresh Western Grain Fed Baby Swtu CHMW Canter Cut Pork Chops the NJWA Call 789-0(506 Tor a bro- ton chure or to register. 99*.. •2" ,b. A Ib 79* Cal. Nectarines Shrmktod Ot*ddar Ch«i# The New Jersey Workshop for Hickory Smoked Sliced Slab Bacon the Arts is a non-profit orga- 2lb./S100 All Sal* Cold Cuta By The Ib. ^ J"** nization established in 1972, which Free Ib. 99' Ask Us About Bu*h*l SALE RUNS THURSDAY-SUNDAY 9/9-9/12 Soy Milk • Goat Milk Available also oversees the Westfield Work- Batkcts of Tomato** A on Ordtr shop for the Arts and the Union Pcpparl lor Canning We Nnw Arrrpl Vi«.,i Master Courses in art, music, dance, drama and fencing are offered County Music Theater, all under Phone orders Located on Oak Tree Road this fall thorugh the New Jersey Workshop for the Arts pro- the direction of Dr. Theodore K. (908) 755-3663 gladly accepted N*M to Orug Fair etreii from Potl Office In So. PMnfieM grams. Registration Information Is available at 789-9696. Schlosberg. LOCAL MOVIE TIMES 1 OK III! IT/ / A OI I RIDAY, Sin. 10-TIU RSDAY, SEPT. 16

Schedules are subject to last- 4:15, 7:20, 9:50 p.m. Late show Fri- 5:O5, 7:35. 10 p.m. Sunday, Thursday MOVIE CITY •77ie Fugitive (PG 13) Friday TluusUay: 9:30 p.m. •Undercover Blues (PG13) Friday: minute change. day and Saturday al 12:20 a.m. 2, 4:30, 7, 9:20 p.m. Monday Oak Tree Cuntnr 2, 4:30. 7. 9:40 p.m. •LfridcrcoverS/ues (PG-13) Friday, 7:30, 9:30 p.m. Saturday: 1, 3:15, •Free Willy (PG) Friday Thursday: 1, Wednesday: 7. 9:20 p.m. 1665 Oak Tree (Id., Edison • We Real McCoy (PG-13) Frid.iy Monday-Thursday: 8,10 p.m. Satur- 5:20. 7:30, 9:30 p.m. Sunday: 1, 3:20. 5:40 p.m. •The Real McCoy (PG 13) Fndiiy. Sal (908) 549 6666 Thursday: 2:30, 4:4 5, 7:10, 9:20 p.m. day. Sunday: 2, 4. 6, 8, 10 p.m. 3:15, 5:20, 7:30. 9:20 p.m. Monday- Thursday: 7:30. 9:20 p.m. \111)1)1 I SIX •In the Lute of fire (R) Fnday Thursday: urday: 1:30, 3:35. 5:45. 7:50. 10 • Call Oin.itcr for r.hnwtimes. • True Romance (H) Friday-Thuisttay. FIVE POINTS CINEMA •Tlte Secret Garden (G) Fnday. AMBOY MULTIPLEX 7:20. 10:05 p.m. Late show Tnday and p.m Sunday, Thursday: ?:]O. 4:30. 2:30, 5, 7:20, 9:50 p.m. 327 Chestnut S!., Union Monday -Thursday: 7:45 p.m. Saturday, Routes 9 4 35. Sayreville Saturday at 12:40 a.m. 7:05. 9:10 p.m. Monday Wcdni'Sday: •Needful Things (I)) Friday Thursday: (908) 964-9633 Sunday: 1:20. 5:30, 7:45 p.tn. (90S) 721-3400 SOMI.RSI.I •Call theater for showtimes. •Jurassic ParU (PG 13) Friday Thursday; 7:05, 9:10 p m. 2:15, 7:40 p.m. •Calendar Girl (PG 13) Friday: 9:50 •hue Romance (R) Friday-Ihursday: BERNARDSVIU.E CINEMA 1:30. 4:10, 7:15, 10 p.m. Uitc show •Undercover Blues (PG 13) Inday. Sat •Hard Target (R) Friday-TTiursd.iy: 'i:30, UNDEN FIVEPLEX p rn Saturday: 3:30. 9:50 p.m Sun 1:30, 4:15, 7.30. 10:15 p.m. late !J Mini? Urooh F?d. Friday and Saturday at 12:30 a.m. urday: 1. 2:5O, 4:40, 0:30, 8:?(), 10 p.m. 40O North Wood Ave., Ljudcd il.iy: 3:30, 9:45 p.m. Monday ^(•rn.irdsvilU.1 bhow Friday and Saturday al \JV> CINEPLEX 0DE0N 10:15 p.m. Sunday: 1:45. 3:45. 5:45. •Fortress (R) Friday Ihursday: 2:15, (908) 925-9787 Niursday: 9:45 p.m. f!K)8) 766 0357 a m. MENLO PARK 7:55, 9:45 p.m. Monday WeUm'sd.iy: 4:15, 7:30.9:30p.m. • The Fugitive (PG 13) Fnclay: 7:15. • The Real McCoy (PC. 13) I riday Route 1, Edison 7:55, 9:45 p.m. Thursday: 1:45, J:4'.i. • /(»• I uivtive (PG 13) I nday: 5, 7:30, •The Finn (R) Fnday Thursday 2, 5:15, 9:45 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: Noon, Thursday: 1:20, 3.35, 5:50, 8:10. (908) 321-1412 5:45 p.m. 10 p.m. Saturday: 1:30, 4:30, 7:30. 8:30 p.m. 2:20, 4:35, 7:15. 9:45 p.m. Monday in \ri:/, /:.tO. ioi'3 SOMERVILLE CIRCLE 'The neat McCoy (F'G-IS) Friday: 7:30, (908) 782 2 77? •Undercover Blues (PG 13) I riday • Needful Things (R) Friday Thursday: p.m. Sunday, TlwrMt.iy: .1. 5.10, 7:.'O, BROOK CINEMA Route 28, Rantan 9:45 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 12:45, •r/io Send Garden 1G) Fnday, Riursday: 1:16, 3:30. 5:30. 7:50. 10 1:15, 3:10 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Monday Wc p.m. Suncl.iy, Route 206, Rocky Hill p.m. Saturday. Sunday: 12:30. 2 45, lliuisday: 7. 9:20 p.m. Saturday,^Siin 3.50. 7, 9:30 p.m. L.Jte show I nuay (lav: 7:25. 9:35 p.m. Saturday, Sun •True Romance (R) Friday-Thursday: 2, Thursday: 1:30. 4:15. 7, <):3'j ji.ni. (609)924 7444 4:55, 7:25. 9:45 p.in. Morxlay- il.jy: 2:30, 7. 9:20 p.m. day: 1, 3:10, !>: 15, l:7'j, 9:.i5 p.m. and Saturday at midnight. 4, 6, 8, 10:15 p.m. Monday Wcdnuulny: 7, 9:35 p m. •Pie Wedding Banquvt (not ralod) Fri- Thursd.iy: 7:20. 9:35 p.m. •ID the Law ot Fire (I?) Friday Thursday: Monday-Thursday: I 10, <):lb p.m. •Calendar Girl (PG-13) I nday tliuiwldy: •me Fugitive (R) Friday Thursday: 'Free Willy (PG) I ml:15 p.m. day -Thursday: 1:45, 4:15, 7, 9:30 6:50, 9:45 p.m. •The Secret Garden (<;) Inday, S.ilur • fn;c Hminmce (U) I nday, Saturday: 2, Thursday: 9:15 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 'Untlercinvr (Hues (I'G-13) Friday, p.m. Late show Friday and Saturday nt •IK l/io line of fire (R) Friday Thursday: day: 1, 3, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Ihur.day: 4:.J0. r":4'), 10:l'ip.rn. Uunrlay- 4:3O, 9 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 7:30, 9:10 p.m, 12:45 a.m. 1:45, 4:30, 7:15, 10:10 p,m. 1, 3, 5 p.m. Monday Werinreil.iv: / Iliursday: 2.30, 5. /:3<), 9:00 p.m. L \f()\ •Calemlar Girl (f'G-13) Fndiiy, Monday Saturday. 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-Westfield Record- September 9,1993 WestftoM Record A-9 You said it: 7 think the losses from last year will help this year. This year's seniors have dealt with every- thing, so they know they have to work to make It.' Omwg* Kapmr - tVNS toys soccer coach Westfield booters have definite goals Y diving tryouts The Westfield Y Diving Boys team Team will be holding tryouts on Setp. 21 Lady Devils eye return and 23, at hopes to the West- field YMCA to Group 4 title match on 220 repeat last Clark St. in talent-wise, except for maybe the goalie. Westfield. THE RECORD Divers of all "We have two good goalies, ages and year's start When your season ends in but, they have to get some ex- skill levels mid-November on the Astro- perience under their belts. - are strongly Turf of Trenton State College, Amy's been there for three encour- THE RECORD you know you've had a suc- years and there's nothing else cessful season. you can say about the job she's aged to participate. At- If head coach George Kapner The only problem is discov- done. As for the other girls, tendance of both sessions is scripted the beginning of the sea- ering a way to return to high they can be replaced, but not required. The Westfield Y son for his boys' soccer team at school soccer's promised land, overnight. The kids who will re- Diving Team competes in Westfield he would definitely pre- where Westfield surprisingly place them have to remember ' YMCA and U.S. Diving fer to emulate last year's start. found themselves last year they're themselves and will leagues throughout the sea- In 1992 the Blue Devils out- after registering shootout victo- have to play within them- son, which lasts from Octo- scored their first six opponents, 25- ries over Randolph in the sec- selves." ber 1993 to May 1994, and 3, en route to going 6-0. At the end tional finals and Ridgewood in Junior Saxa MacConnell and includes YMCA age-group of October, Westfield stood un- the state semifinals. freshman Amy Williams will vie Nationals, A summer pro- beaten at 15-0-3. for the starting goalie job and gram is also available for However, the season concluded So, the defending Watchung Conference, Union County and may even share the position . cfivers who wish to compete abruptly when the Blue Devils lost early in the season until Gior- to Montclair in the first round of North Jersey Section 2, Group in the U.S. Diving Regionals, 4 champs open the season at dano arrives at a decision. Zones and age-group Nation- the state sectional tournament, The starting goalie should then dropped a 2-1 verdict the fol- home against Pingry Monday als. For more information, amid substantial pressure to feel comfortable in knowing feel free to contact the West- lowing evening to eventual Group three-year starter Christie 3 state champ Scotch Plains- duplicate last season's ac- field Y at 233-2700. complishments. McGovern will be there to help Fanwood in the Union County at sweeper. The tri-captain has The Blue Devils will sorely final. faced plenty of big-game situa- miss five seniors who left an WTA tournament Kapner is hoping the unpleasant tions and will be a calming in- indelible mark on last fall's 20- The Westfield Tennis As- memories from last November will fluence on the keepers. 4 season. Scorer-playmaker sociation will be sponsoring fuel his players for the 1993 cam- Senior Melissa Long and jun- Stacey Tourtellotte (18 goals, its annual men's singles tour- paign, which begins at Wqyne Hills ior Laura Todd saw substantial five assists), goalie Amy Kor- nament on Sept. 11 and 12, Monday afternoon. playing time last year and fig- chak (15 shutouts, nine goals beginning at 9 a.m. at "I think the losses frorjS last year ure to be the most prominent allowed) and fullbacks Lori Tamaques Park. The rain will help this year," said Kapner, fullbacks at this time. They will Chelius, Liz Capano and Sher- date will be Sept. 18 and 19. who has compiled a 3y-3-4 record be joined on the defensive AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/THE RECORD yl Krevsky have graduated, The tournament is open to all during his two years atjthe helm of corps by seniors Erin Murphy, Westfield residents and the Senior midfielder Jim Corcoran challenges a St. Benedict's thus leaving large voids. the boys' varsity squad. "This player for possession during Tuesday's scrimmage at Jessica Chanley, Andrea Duch- •fee is $2.50 for WTA mem- year's seniors who were on the However, with the luxury of ek and juniors Kelly Norton bers and $3.50 for all non- team for the past two years have Tamaques School. Corcoran scored on a penalty kick for the returning 14 proven varsity and Tara Miller. members. Interested partici- lived on both sides of it. Blue Devils, who won 3-2. performers, head coach Pete "Lori and Sheryl were seldom pants may send a check with "They had total success two Giordano does not have to beat at fullback last year and their name and phqne num- years ago in winning the Group 4 on the varsity, "Everybody will be ing on seniors Jim Pipher and make any major alterations to that's what we'll work on this ber to: WTA, c/o Dan Hickey, championship, then got blud- more hungry to prevent that from Mike Wheeler, as well as junior his lineup and should have year," said Giordano, who is 38- 230 Midwood Place, West- geoned at the end of last year in happening twice." Dave Schaller, to fill the void at ample depth at his disposal 8-1 during his two seasons. fietd, NJ 07090. Call Dan less than a 36-hour period. They've With approximately a third of striker and he does not expect any throughout the year. "Miller's done an outstanding Hickey at 654-1626 for ad dealt with everything, so I'd say last season's starters returning, drop oil" in the quality of play. "I'm really happy with what job at stopper in practice. ditionat information these guys know they have to work there are some inexperienced play- "I'm excited about the three kids I've seen in practice so far," There's going to be a lot of to make it," ers who will be asked to fill impor- there because each one brings said the third-year coach. "We pressure on the goalies, so we'll "A lot of guys on the team last tant positions, such as striker and their own characteristics to the po- have a good group returning stress more team defense. All Bike Tour year were juniors, and now that it's goalie. sition," said Kapner. "Pipher is and those who have come up 10 girls will have to play de- The Westfield Classic Bike our senior year we know it can Last season, Mike Cort (19 goals, good in the air and has a hard, but have worked hard and pushed fense." four, which will be held on happen quickly," said tri-captain six assists) picked up where Jeff erratic shot. Wheeler's fast, has themselves. I don't think The midfield certainly ap- Sunday, October 3, is still Keith Zadourian, who will be start- Hughes (15 goals, six assists; left awesome ball control skills and can there'll be much of a drop off (Please turn to page A-10) signing up sponsors. All ing for the third consecutive year off in 1991. Kapner will be count- (Please turn to page A-10) sponsors will be listed on the application and receive pub- licity on the day of the event. In order to obtain sponsor- New coach leads tennis Closing in ship or ride information, con- tact one of the co-chairs, Vin Fischer at 232-9461, or John team into '93 campaign Baumann at 523 5312. For a registration locm, mail a self- •y KtP KUOUK talent, it just comes down to which girls have a plan which they can addressed stamped enve- THE RECORD lope to: The Westfield Classic carry out." 93' "Bike & Blades", c/o The head coach and some of the At this point, Wildstein said Westfield Jaycees, P.O. Box players have changed, but certain sophomores Laura Faulkner and 517. Westfield, NJ 07090. things remain constant with girls' Heather Post will join senior Liz tennis at Westfield High School. Ryu at the three starting singles Once aga in, the Blue Devils will positions. Inside be the team to beat in the According to Wildstein, Faulkner Watchung Conference, which they relies on consistency and a strong have won for the past six seasons. backcourt game and will likely • Scoreboard A-10 Westfield is also a serious threat to force opponents into making mis- capture its eighth Union County takes. Ryu hits the ball hard and Got a score to report? title in school history, a feat it has has the ability to return many win- Call Kip KuJuk At 27t,-6000 or fax not accomplished in the 90s. ners, but needs to gain slightly to: 276-6220. Our atldren is: 102 In pursuing these goals, the Blue more consistency. Post is aggres- Walnut Aw , Cranfind, N.J. 07016 Devils will be led by first-year head sive, quick and willing to come to coach Lance Wildstein, who takes the net, something which Wildstein over for the retired Kathy Luckey. would like to see his team do more During her 22 years at the helm, often. Luckey's teams won 86 percent of "They have good ground strokes their matches by compiling a 353- and we have girls who can go to Westfield 57 record. Luckey, who will con- the net well, even though they tinue to teach physical education at don't want to," said Wildstein, who the high school this year, won also wants his players to improve 13s share seven county titles and four Group the power and consistency on their 4 crowns. second serves. "They try to win Wildstein lives in Fanwood, from the baseline ami it's tough to loop title teaches in various elementary do. If they use the net it'll make Westfield's 13-year-old all- schools throughout Westfield and things easier on them." has a rich background in tennis. star baseball team finished Last season Westfield's starting During his playing days, he the 1993 season as co- doubles team went a combined 29- claimed three consecutive city ebampions in the North Jer- 5 and the Blue Devils are equally championships while playing sin- sey Basel>all League, which as skilled this fall. consisted of five other teams gles at Vailsburg High School in The tandem of St. Clair and Lau- KEF1RIE HAGY/THE RECORD from Chatham, Warren, IJer- Newark. ren Kazanoff, which went 14-1 and A Westfield defender closes in on a Shabazz ball carrier during Saturday morning's scrimmage at keley Heights, Florham Park At Montclair State College, he placed third in the county last sea- Recreation Field. After allowing limiting opponents to just over a touchdown a game in 1991, the and Basking Ridge. was runner-up in the New Jersey son, has been split up. Right now, Blue Devils defense allowed almost 13 points a contest last year. State Athletic Conference's singles During the regular season St. Clair is playing with junior tournament and he won the dou- Westficld compiled a 9-5-1 Sarah Tiront?, wlm went 15-1 in bles title during three of his four record to place second in the 1992 at second doubles with Kris- years there. highly competitive league. ten Aquila, who jjrndiKited. Westfield advanced to the Four years ago he taught teenag- Rento named new YMCA swim coach championship round by a f>-2 ers at Kutsher's Camp in the Kazanoff, a senior, joins el ass- Even though he has boon coaching at the Grenter victory over Klorham Park Catskills before he directed the mate Gloria Ko at the other dou- By KIP KUOUK bles slot. Last fall Ko rang up a 19- Joliet Area (111.) YMCA for the past two years. Rento is The subsequent Litle game Westfield Recreation's tennis camp 4 record at No. 2 singles THE quite familiar with the competitive swimming scene against Basking Ridge was for four consecutive summers. in New Jersey. postponed and was unable to While it's very early to tell, tin- "I think we have i\ very strong Bruce Schiiefer recently completed a hat trick, of team with a lot of ilepili," said St. sorts, when he resigned as Hit* head coach of West- The 29-year-old s[>enl all but the hist two years of lie rescheduled, resulting in a only difference between the coach his life in the Garden State. He attended I'assaic Clair. "We can definitely win the fic-ld's YMCA swim team. 1 shared league crown. i\s is Wildstein appears to stress Valley Regional M.S. in Little Falls and started college Schaol'er, who held the position for six years, said dreg Tliic.l, Colin Osboriu-, strategy more than his predeecs- county tournament if we continue at Clcmson University lx'1'orc graduating from Kean Grcff (iorski, Scan Cor no sor. to practice like we have this week. he resigned for personal reasons. He became the College. town's third swim cuaeh to step down this summer, and I'hil Orsini were new "Mrs. Luckey was a great coach, Everyone's working well together Rento was the head coach at the Phoenix Aquatic comers to the 12-ninn .squad. hut the new coach has been great and there's a lot of great spirit on joining former WHS Ixiys and girls coaches Chris Club in Montclair between 1907 and 1989, then livil The mainstays who returned so far," suit! senior Jessica St. Clair, the team. We have high aspira- McGiflin and Slacey Hegna. over the reigns of the Somerset Hills YMCA swim from last year's team were who is entering her thinl season t>n tions." "I want to continue coaching at the college level," ruing program for a two-year perkxl. Ilubhy Itaykowski, llasliccd the varsity. "They're both into jw.si "Everybody must play to their said Sdiaefer. "1 don't want to coach an age-group In 1990, Somerset Hills' hoys and ^ii'ls squads com- Hawks, Achuii Cohen, Davit) live reinforcement and they'll' potential in matches," said Wild- program again. I want to go to a place that wnnt.s » bined for a seventh place finish in the overall team Koye, Greg Avow, Mutt Wil both highly motivated. We talk ;i stein. "If we do, we have a good g(x>d program ami pnxluces good swimmers and standings at the YMCA Nationals. The following HaiJLS and Dun Miillaney lot alxmt stnitr>fjy, especially on the shot at lx^ntinj; anyone. This will be adults." spring Somerset Hills placed fifth and finished the Westfield was coached by doubles teams. a team of people who prtxluee in Unlike the situation at the high school, the coach- year as the state's No. I ranked swim club. Bob Haykowski, Ciicg Gorski, "Wo focus on thinking and the matches. Regardless of what ago ing vacancy has already been filled. Lisa Christian, "We had between It) and 15 applicants and nar- Joe Avena and Prte Osliorne. mental side of the game. All of tin1 you are you'll be in the spot if you the Westfield Vs assistant executive director, hired rowed it down to three highly qualified candidates," girls have great strokes and ii lot of prove you reel f." •Joe Itonto last week. (Please turn to pane A-10) A-10 Sports September 9, 1993

SCOREBOARD Classmate Chris Partelow will and Alex Schmidt are on the No. 2 Lady Devils move from outside fullback lo line. Boys team stopper this season and the tri- Seniors Marc Spirn, Chad {Continued from page A-9) which qualified tor the playoffs have their S9ed Thompson and junior Chris pears to be this team's strong GOLF number In paranthosis next to Ihsir names . (Continued from page A-9) captain is expected to display Each qualifying learn will be contacted and will O'Connell are also midfielders, poitit, as seven varsity contributors create goals on his own. At first we leadership on and oft" the Held. bo asked to play thoir lirst round malclios as didn't know where Schaller would Senior Gary McMillan, who saw while juniors Boomer Wertheimer gear up for another season. Muhlenberg Foundation Golf Classic soon as passible. All scores should bo re- The 5th annual Muhlenberg Foundation Gcll ported to Stan Karp at 232 2309 tit in, but he's got a good shot and limited duty in 1992 on the varsity, and Evan Kaplan are the fourth Senior tri-captains Nancy Schul- Classic is slated for Sept. 13, at thn Plainfiold and fifth strikers. ty. and Antonia LofTredo lead a tal- 1. Rugg-Nason (1); 2. Karp-Robins (2); 3. he's been consistent in pulling and sophomore Scott Mueller fig- Country Club. The event will benefit the Diabe- Evans-Tirorw (3); A. Hanas-Hill; 5. Gaiarv pressure on the keeper." ure to be the top two outside fall- "Most of the positions are new, ented group, which includes se- tes Cooler of Now Jeisoy. A doublo-shotgun Lament (4); 6. MooroPowor (5): 7. Baris- event, the day includes broakfasl and lunch Seniors David Heller and Mike backs. Seniors Greg Rhodes, Dave but we have some experience. The nior Abby Bomba, juniors Kerry Louino (6); 8, Harris-Hay (7); 9 Chlosa- mix or experience with youth is Humphreys, Brooke Wiley and buffets prior to tho overling awntda rocoption Kooppel Rosner arc projected by Kapner to Kressner and junior Dino Aspro- For additional information, call (lie lournamenl *** split time in goal. The duo shared matis, described by Kapner as the good. I like it," said Kapner, whose sophomores Jessica Czar and office n! 3229363. Mixed Doubles the keeper's spot two years ago on biggest surprise of the pre-season team defeated St Benedict's, 3-2, Gretchen Mansfield • •• Tho following lists Iho final standings for the the junior varsity team which won camp, provide depth at fullback. in the opening scrimmage Tues- Last year Schultz scored 10 goals Ash Brook Women's Golf Association WTA Mixed Doubles Ladder. Teams which the county title and backed up Seniors Dave Villalobos and Jim day. "We seem to be proven up the and assisted on two others from Tho Ash Brook Women's Golf Association qualified for Iho playolls will bu listed bolow held the second round ol its Club Champion- Marc Neinburg on the varsity last middle. The outside positions have her defensive halJback position with their seeding appearing in paronlhosls. All Corcoran will lead the midfield ship on Sept. 2. Those who did not compote rn first round matches should bo played as soon Tall. corps in their third straight varsity proven their worth to me, but they while the others helped form the championship played in a Handicap Stroke as possible. Tho format is as follows: No 1 vs. Between the goalie and the season. Villalobos switches from have to do it against other teams. Westficld's top two midfield lines. Piny Tourn.imon! No. B; No 2 vs. No. 7; No. 3 vs. No 6; No. A striker positions, Westfield ap- outside halfback to a defensive The defense is experienced and Junior Sydney Barrow moves up 18 Hole Results vs No. 5. As a result of Iho number of eligible Flight A — Low Gross: Jayne Deo, Carol Ma teams, a secondary playoff will be hold with pears to have a fair amount of ex- midfield spot, while Corcoran will the others have gone through the from the junior varsity to add doira & Nancy Wolcott • B6 program. more depth. Giordano has been tho following matchups: No. 9 vs. No 16; No. perience, especially among the de- attempt to duplicate last season's IstLowNel: Marilyn Anderson (70) 10 vs. No. 15, No. 11 vs. No. 14; No. 12 vs. fense corps. 15-goal, three-assist performance "Fourteen to 15 players deep we impressed with the play of Czar, 2nd Low Nel: Gloria Ghckman [Ti) No. 13. All scores should be reported to Stan 3rd Low Net: Jayne Deo, Estellc Hillor & Sno Zadourian, a senior who missed from the offensive midfield slot have those who are of a starting who has been slowed down be- Karp at 232-2309. quality, which is about all you can cause of shin splints. Mills (73) 1. Boyle-Karp (1); 2. Nason-Nason (2); 3. the first portion of last season due Senior Steve Flynn and junior Flight B — Low Gross: Joyce Buliowiec • 98 Ougle-Durjle (3); 4. Valla-Pizzi (4); 5. Goien- to a broken leg, will start at sweep- Kevin Aldrich are slated on the ask. But the team hasn't played Senior Susan McCloy and jun- 1st Low Not: Joyce Bukowiec (74) Robins (5); 6. Hay-Hay (6); 7. Shineman- er, where he was a first team All- first line of outside halfbacks, together as a unit for very long iors Lexi Tourtellotte (10 goals, 2nd Low Net; Andy Knudson (75) Shinoman (7); 8. Goldberg- Darmanin (B) Union County selection last year. while sophomores Brian Williams and they have to learn to do that." eight assists) and Suzy Folger (11 3rd Low Nat: Peg Boss (76) 9. Morgan-Lawson (9): 10. Allsn-RalnvMIe goals, six assists) will see the ma- Flight C — Low Gross: Pat Bolta • 99 (10); 11. Hlckey-Hickey (11); 12. Bernstein- 1st Low Not: Pat Bolta (70) Bernstein (12). 13. Clevenger-Clovenger; 14, jority of the playing time as for- 2nd Low Net: Olga Rose (71) Dorne-Blackbum (13); 15. HockCloner (14); wards with junior Emily Dexter, 3rd Low Net: Nancy Pharos (72) 16. Evans-Evans (15); 17. Vlach-Vlach; 18. sophomore Holly Talbott and Low putts: Marilyn Anderson & Olga Rose - 29 lnman-lnman(16) freshman Kristcn Zadourian back- Chip-ins: Donna Cluse (No. 6) & Meg Wil- 19. DrittleOrirtle; 20. Duglo-Elnhorn; 21. liamson (No. 8) Long-Long; 22. Fechtor-Fechtor; 23. Karnlstv ing them up. Karnish; 24. Herttua-Horttua. Giordano is quick to illustrate 9 Hole Results that most of his forwards and mid- Flight A — Low Gross: Jo Potronolla - 48 1st Low Nel: Eleanoro Ricciardi (36) RUNNING fielders can play more than one 2nd Low Net: Jane Grower, Janice Lawyer & position. Jo Petronella (37) LABOR DAY SK RUN "Our strikers can put the ball in Flight B — Low •Gross: Ann Powers • 56 (StpL6) the back of the net and we have 1st Low Net: Ann Powers & Nancy Chrlstonsen Local Flnlthart fiTHLETE OF THE WEEK (37) Place Runner Name, Town, Age, Time 12, John O'Brien, Westfield, 16, 18:17.4 two strong midfield lines," said 2nd Low Net: Katherine Blatt (38) 40. Ryan Stotler. Westfield, 15. 20:47.0 Giordano. "The majority of the Flight C — Low Gross: Claire Knaus • 58 48, Herbert O'Brien, Westfield, 42. 21:42.3 1st Low Not: Claire Knaus (35) kids can play more than one posi- 106. Jennifer O'Brien, Westfield, 16,26:19.2 tion and that's one tiling I look at 2nd Low Net: Lil Hoy & Yvonno Kayes (37) 108. Mario Barbiere. Westfield, 45, 26:32.5 when I make decisions." Low putts: Jan Heide - 16 ••• JIM CORCORAN The Blue Devils will be chal- PEOUANNOCK TRIATHLON lenged immediately, as they play WTA TENNIS LADDERS (Aug. 28) WESTFIELD Local Results Pingry, Roxbury, Kearny and ilay- Men's Doubles Place Runnur Name. Town, Age, Time otme in their first four games be- The season ending standings tor the WTA's 166 Pog Schaller, Wostfield, 39, 02:25:30 The midfielder picked up where he left off last fore future showdowns against de- Men's Doubles Ladder is listod below. Teams 213, Gorry Linonborg, Westfield, 58, 03.04:59 year in Tuesday's scrimmage against state fending Group 4 champ East Brun- . power St Benedict's. The senior scored on a swick and powerhouses Union At the Jolict YMOA Itonto was penalty kick and played consistently all game Catholic and Bridgewatcr-Raritan. New Y coach faced with the task of rebuilding a long. Corcoran Is coming off a 15-goal, three- "Since we're Westfield we know depressed program. In his second assist season In which he earned First Team we'll be No. 1 on everyone's hit (Continued from page A-!)) year as coach, [{onto guided Jolict All-UnJon County honors. list, which is line with us," said said Christian. "Joe had a good to a good showing at this year's Giordano. "Wwe have to stay with- YMCA Nationals, where it placed in ourselves. We have to be a tight- balance of Y1YTCA backing and 22nd overall. Obviously. Kento will er-knit group because this team is competitive club experience and enter his now job under a vastly "As choMn by Forbw Newspsptrs' Sports D«pt." not as skilled as last year's team." lie had a strong personality." different sot of circumstances.

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REILLY MAINTENANCE • HOW WOULD YOU UKS OLDSMOBILE, INC BUILDING CONTRACTOR MOW CUSTOMS**? COMPANY • Afffft TO tSTAUISHYOU AUTHORIZED FLOOR WAXINQ OLDSMOBILE WSINSSSINTHS CLMANINQ COMMUNITY? SALES « SERVICE AMERICAN EAGLE Mvsemes e PasUag Anee e •calkaf Stores • Office* • 232-7651 Hwfaclf e Castast • laeipleejsse, • ANMOUNCt SPiCIAU free Estimates AM> SALES 560 NORTH AVE. E. CONSTRUCTION • men PSOPU INovn WESTFIELD Additions • Renovations • Patios/ Decks 7S9-9S0S 6B7.0»14 908-233-0043 • TOWNS tACH WUK Carpentry • Brick Pavers • Masonry • POtS THS HI9H Mtf Cf FUEL OIL Of AOVntTISINO DIS BUILDERS Garage Conversions • Skylights DRIVEWAYS COUHACf YOU? Porch Enclosures • Bathrooms Come home to quality. RESIDENTIAL • Additions COMMERCIAL Call For • Family Rooms • Roofing • Siding INDUSTRIAL WEN ADVERTISE IN • Alterations Paving Service or THE UNION BUSINESS & Ktlchena e Baths • Carpentry e Decks - FINANCING ARRANGED - Fuel Oil SEWICE DIJttCTORV 276-4O48 • DRIVEWAYS FREE ESTIMATES - FULLY INSURED e PARKING LOTS CALL 908-722-3000 e SEAL COATING 908-276-0900 e BELGIUM BLOCK CURBING EXT. 6256 e RAILROAD TIES • STUMP GRINDING' "SERVWO YOUR AREA FREE ESTIMATES Reel-Strong Fuel ASK FOR RUSSELL Somptatilfom* Remodeling CALL 1-800-540-8503 FOR OVER 40 YEARS" FULLY INSURED "Call today — my Consultation FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED Cranford In always Complimentary" Sewing All Of Union County Family In Cranlord Ovev 40 Veara FREE DESIGN CONSULTATION WITH THIS AD Scotch Plains 753-7281 Since 192 5

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•f Horn* Convtn, Auto Center Horn* Remodeling Contractor General o Leiye SefecNon ot Quality Carpel* COMPANY Contracting o t*U* ffeevy Padding el Complete Aut,o Body 0 Mechanical Healing and Air Conditioning NO txtra Coat Driveways • Curbing Additions • Alterations Sales & Service • lat fMai Custom Inttmllttlon with the latest technology. Batnroorite • Basements Quannt—d tor m Full 2 Ymtrm NJ Inspection O Rcinsp*c|ien' '' Parking Lots • Sidewalks DecH • Roofing Si YORK o Fully (rttured 606 South Ave., E. • Humidifiers • Electronic Air-Cleaners o • Years Experience Drainage Work Fully Insured Free Estimates • Clock Thermostats • Attic Fans • All TVfWS of Rtjpaln!Re»tntchea Cranford, NJ • Blown-ln Insulation Westfleld Lowell C«IL NOW for a Frs» Ettlmtt* 908-276-7652 Westfield 233-6222 N.J. 908-233-1217 Brand (908) 233-5195 Z76-1111 908-272-3640

ITERATIONS/SEWING •BUILDING CONTRACTOR CARPENTRY DRIVEWAYS ELECTRICAL HOME IMPROVEMENTS CLOTHING AMERICAN EAGLE CRAIG PLANT PERSONAL & PROFESSIONAL POLYPHASE ELECTRIC MACK BROTHERS ALTERATIONS CONSTRUCTION All Phases of Electrical Work CARPENTRV AND BUILDING From Polo to Plug ( •< Ill'l rll ( l>l I | | ,|| ( | | 1(1 Additions t Renovations • Pallos/ Decks • Residential Carpentry • Brick Pavers e Masonry • Commercial Hems • Buttons • Etc. h.lerinr & 'CONTRACTORS All llfllS <>f III,I,j I Garage Conversions * Skylights • Industrial Reasonable Rates Porch Enclosures • Bathrooms DISTINCTIVE SPECIALISTS IN • Electric HBat • I I. , I • |(, • Family RoomH • Rooting e Siding "We lake Mile ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS • rARKING AREAS 1B Yoars ol Experience In Our Work" Call JILL FINANCING ARRANGED - CURBING • SEALING a RESURFACING - FREE ESTIMATE - I ., , I si w FSTIM,V1t:S J-IIIXV INSIJKKI) CONCRETE AND MASONRY WORK Unsurpassed Quality Workmanship 'SEW RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL Lie. #7194 CALL 1-800-540-8503 (908) 789-2810 (908) 276-5811 1VE ruixviNi yUo'llZ-lblo ORTONY (908) 789-3131 fHtE DESIGN CONSULTATION WITH THIS AD I rcc l.\ I'Ullv Insured TO RESERVE YOUR SPACE IN THIS DIRECTORY 1-8OO (5) -A Forbes Newspaper1 September 8,9,10,1993 Forbes Newspapers / U-3 2110 2130 9eneni axao BANK FORICLO- Forbes Classifieds SIMM- 13,000 HomM All TMnoa CwnlflMMM --1 l«t«rt Separate Stale Dl- CASH far year urn**, re- DRUMS- »pc. eat with (Behind CspNol lighting) Will TW VMI WIDI acceaaorles. Great . ractprlH. New Jeraey, 159 Mt. PtoasantAve ''-•• Pennsylvania, New York, •rlfllMl Jeekete. Alae beginner set. S22S/neg. Eaal Hanover 52S-2726. Iv. message. ••i Connecticut, Florida, Wa carry clothing, Jaw- Vew ' MHMChUMtt*. Save To airy, tntlquas, col- In ta £••* •NCORE OUAUTY COM- ~\ 50% Buying Bank Diract. lectible*, lumriura, toys, WWW W^7 WSnr MONMSNTS- Clothing, GREAT RESULTS — • 7 Day* Bam-0pm. FORE- racocda, lamps. Jewelry, furs, antlquee, ''CLOSURE WORLD 203- Tue*.-*rl 11-*. Sat.1*.|. trm collectibles, home fur- ; r 838-8200. COLONIAL- wooden nishings. 123 Claremont '1 sold my car in two weeks..." Can aci^at-oota chalra, depression era Road, Bernardavllia, T-F - CHILD/TEEN BUM SET- BABY WALJCIR-. Llka i• e pea. Tail cheat ml tnlr- table. Clothes, Oster 104, Thura. 0, Sat. 10-6. nawl-Only S1S. Plats* tied, knife sharpener 008-7M-77M "I received a good response to my 'Auto for. Siraatad wood. call 90S-548-4627, 10- (never used), paintings, . Maiza w/ paach A mint 6pm only. lamps w/ehedes, full size •XBRCISS STRPPBR- trim. Collaclor'i suit*. cuai. mad* bo* spring t S150. Pat cage, brand For Sale' ad in Forbes Classified. I sold my ' $400. 908-270-3072, BAHAMA CRUISE mattress (brand new), 2 new, J100 firm. 908-769- B days/4 nights. Under- single bed wicker haad- 5322. car in two weeks and got very close to my HOME FURNIBHINQS- bookadl Must Mill 1379/ BUY DIRECT FROM boarda. 1697 glided en- coupla. Untiled ilckais. cyclopedia 'Messages a FOR SALE- Kitchen asking price." North Carolina Furniture table, 2 benches, 660 for • capital of the world. 407-767-fliOO, eat. 684. Papara ol the pros dents". PHOTOGRAPHIC both. Exerdee bike 650. Shop and save. Home- Mon. - Sat.. 9am-10pm. Baby carriage S60 or John Hamoll way Furnllura Company, BIB- Full-Slza. solid equip.: flood lamps, pro- tector scraen + other best offer for each. 469- P.O. Box 1548, Ml. Airy, wood, plattorm w/6 stor- 4494 after 6 PM. NC 27030. 1-800-334- aga drawara t head- collectibles. All prices 9084; 919-7864151. board-$300/BO; EXIR- negotiable. 908-356- FRANKLIN STOVE- CISC MACH.- Soloflex Perfect condition and LIVING ROOM- NEW! w/buttarlly attachmant, enough wood to last lor $295 Sofa, loveaeat & raraly usad-t600/BO. 3 years. 6300.00 for all. chair. Still In wrappara. STAIR-STlPraR- Pre- Plaaaa call 664^118. Can dallvar. 261-7117 I love you, especially cor 716*, raraly used- when It's coldl 119.95 ' SOFA— New sola never 1250/BO 906-232-4262. ANV SIZEI Shams a dust QAMB TABLE- Beauti- cut* ch*ek VISA or used. Must tea. muit ruffles tool Cornar of ful Inlaid wood. A must Its easy to get sell. S26-365B. ******** Fulton a* Main St. seel Valued at $1500, • No enpy cntnqet BIKE- 20" Qlrla-115.00. Brldgewater combination 5 games. • Otttt f.JTvrpt! 10 noncnmmtrcut WATER BED- king size • TROLLIR- 130.00. Best offer. 9O6-M&3302. Addlttlonil lln•t, SI T5 tore •c h with black bumpar, S75. Please call 906-725-3364. COMMUTER CRIB- f marchandu* from out Call (908) 272-8299 aftar Llke newl-Only 630. WOOD FLOORING. 6PM. BIKE- Schwinn, 2 seat- Pieaaa caH •0S-M6-4627, Wide plank Oak, Cherry - ++ ar, S49S. we cond.. MM- * Colonial White Pins. + UMpmonly. Great Results! •nd Cwrtii. ot p«n Fltt in 1 th*B«t** p%t fea*. avowing to, spa*** *Ad puneinaiton as n*c»*tavy. 758-4114 aft, 5 pm Mack A Co. * Offer valid of(/i 2130 215-679-8393 Want to get rid of that bike the kids have outgrown? Rimcmbtf lo tnclud* phona nwmbtr. No sbtxivljueni, p(«Bisl CANNINQ POTS- <3) CNQAOEMENT RINO- with 6-7 quart capacity. 1k plus- extremely high HSADBOARD • How about that chair that doesn't match your new Call 9OB-72S-1O3O. CHEST- Blk. laquar- Nairn . quality. Call for more furniture? You can turn your unwanted merchandise Miil wiih cnech or CAR ENGINES— Ford Info. Call 906-261-7410 brand new. 7-pcs kli. Addresl — monty order 10: 390 & Ford 302. Fraal anytime), hf. msg. table. Louver tor Csmaro- into spare cash and Forbes Classified is going to help 1*42 Qt MONITOR $75. Rims w/tlrea-$400. Phone REFRIGERATOR- Run* Call B08-234-19S8. P O SO* 694 DUMRS- OtaesaabU. Stereo w/cablnet, 8-tk ft you do it. Reach 380,000 potential buyers by using Somvrvllls, N.J. 0BDT6 and looks good. S50.00. 100 p*f caae, med.t Ig., album, 3 cocktail tables. City Stal* Zip - Plaaaa call (90S) CARPET »15, Inclda delivery. BOB- (908) 463-9146. the coupon provided or by calling us at 469-672S aftar 6pm. Just complstad anothsr 463-3034 or 699-1123. 1-800439-9495. VISA/MC # Exp, Oat*: Ofier 220V TIM1R-$2O Elec- davaloptnant & hava an DID YOU tric blower-$25 Snow assortmsnt ol csrpat laft INTRODUCTIONS... KNOW... DBHI me. G My check is enclosed. blow»r-*25. 30' laddar- over. Basa grade $3.87, A way for people to meet that an ad In this local $75. FREE firewood. State Master $7.90 a people, every weak In paper also goes Into 22 olhar upgraded carpets your local Forbes news- othsr local papsrs? paper, The ad Is free, Reach over 360,000 at substantial savings. than one call doea it all! BABY BUMPER 8ET- Call Eddie. readers with one call) Llka nawi-Only S25. i-seo-sss-Mss Plaass call 908-548-4827, 1-800-246-0M9 10-6pm only. OIST MAOIC- Revolu- JACK LALANSM— Oold Phone in your ad: 1-800-559-9495; Fax your ad: (908)-231-9638 tionary weight lose prog., Llfellme membership. All all natural; curba your clubs. $7 monthly dues. Advertise In tht C/assfflW J appetite. (906) 798-0314. I5O0/BO. 906-281-1605. Forbes Newspapers Business & Professional DIRECTORY Serving: Westfield, Scotch Rains, Fanwood, Cranford, Garwood, Kenilworth

HOME IMPROVEMENTS MOVERS PLUMBER PLUMBERS TREE SERVICE

ROHINSft ALLISON, INC. 24 Hour Emergency Service Donald S. Rockefeller 1OV. Senior Citizen Discount Ellis PLUMWNQ & HEATING INC. lecaf ^^ Public Movers No Job Too Small Tree Service Call Bob Free Estimates /GMM 908-261-0716 Complsts ALL TYPES OF TREE CARE • WATER MAINS 00f72 Plumbing & REMOVAL • DRAIN CLEANING a Firewood • HOT WATER HEATERS Tile. Quarry and e Woodchips Marble Installed Heating • BATHROOM REMODELING e Snow plowing Ssrvlcss TEL: 396-3136 • Landscaping AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES Stote Lie. 04205 PAGE: 317-8281 (908) 245-1203 Basements 213 SOUTH AVEE _ MPL #9523 to Attics CRANFORD 276-8677 YNE MWIII a (908) 486-5806 FrNE TEL 278-0898 H7 RIVEMEND DRIVE • CLARK, HI OTOM 8iS8&8 7 RolBlgh Ays. • Cranford INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES

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PROFESSIONAL LAVITOL PAINTING LENNY'S PLUMBING WESTFIELD ROOFING CO. CARPENTERS, INC. • Eitarior • Free Fjfimale HEATING Aff Types of Roofing and Siding 40 Years In • Interior • Fully Insured •'Heating Sewer • Expert Home Remodeling Cleaning Preparation • Carpentry Specializing In: WOODSTACK SPRING SALE! • Plumbing & Heating "Wt'n Stilt Working Our Way Through Repairs Roof Stripping • Flat Roofs TREE SERVICE Tetwi antf We do iht btsi Work Around" New Decks • Bathroom* • Kitchens • Hot Water Heaters Re-Roofs and Repairs INSURED Doors • Windows • Roofintf SAVE ENERGY... We Install • Sump Pumps "Alt WORK GUARANTEED" Vinyl Replacement Windowi WORK 100% GUARANTEED Low, Low Rates Free Estimates Fully Insured • Check our Rrcation Proof Prita Free Est. • State Ucense Senior Citizen Dlscounta Call us 24 Hrs. Richard Defrost • Roofing • Leaden and Gutters Lenny Grieco 908-789-2023 FREE ESTIMATES 908-272-6456 or 201-371-2757 272-4033 574-0480 Fully Insured l-ree Estimates 276-5752

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ANGER fi ION Specializing in: CHAPMAN BROS. Plumbing D &R FUCHS MIRROR AND Lie. #1428 Heating CONSTRUCTION COMPANY GLASS COMPANY • Plumbing Llc.# 1791 • The finest quality and workmanship • Heating - Cooling Owner/Installer - • Factory-direct prices • Alterations - Repairs • Expertly designed and Installed • Air Conditioning Roofing • Siding • Resilverlng • Antiquing • Beveling ALL REPAIRS SALES & REPAIRS • Walls • Ceilings • Bathrooms Replacement Windows • Window Treatments 276-1320 • Bathroom Remodeling (30 Years in Business)' SHOP A T HOME SERVICE • FREE ISTIMA TtS • Hot Water Heaters Fully Insured Free Estimates CENTER TV FULLY INSURED 36 NORTH AVE. E • Drain Cleaning CLARK, NJ SS1-7S19 907 Wood Ave. • Roselle 233-4522 CRANFORD CRANFORD 709-1251 276-2331

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How would you like to reach over 21 thousand homes each week for only $18.25 per week? If you want to establish your business in Union County then call 908- 722-3000, Ext. 6256 and ask to speak with Russell.

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BAD CREDIT OKI Real Estate RePlrtancea ARCHITECT- SPECIAL- IZING tn reeldeniial addl- Onry. 7 Days. 9AM-9PM. BALLOON tiona ft alterations. Frank Faaf Serv. 908479-7128 RIDES Craegan, 906^79-4149. Flighta leave our own II- •ADCRBDITII cemad balloon port In ******** Wa guaranlaa elaan Whltehouie at 6pm dally, SWEDISH MASSAQE- TRW-Trana-Unlon- May thru October. One of Equlfax. DEBTS RE- by appt. only. CertlNod, NJ'a oldeit and moat ex- Dee S68-68-6924" . DUCED. 100% Legal. perlencad ballooning ttOTICE: All OARAGE iANQC ESTATC SALE WE CARE Ron B06-4124744. companion 8175 par CERTIFIED MASSASB SALES advtftlsafnanta SMNCHBURQ- Sat. »/ Homo HaaKh Care parson. Relieve Aches, Palm ft Stress ir* PAYABLE IN AD-11 Rain or ihln». Entire Forbes Classifieds Spaclallzlne in: CONTACT DENNY AT content*, toy*, antiques, e Llva In Companions 4170 YELLOWSTONE Lynn Dlnardoi 302-0824 VANCE by cash, mantla clocks, antique e CcrHflad Home Htalth BALLOON tools and chstt, col- Uv» tn/Lrw Out LOOKING. FOR A PHO- Oh#ek, VISA or Matter Part Tlma/FuJI Time Aides ADVBMTURIS TOORAPHBH7 For doing pard. For a quota on lactiblas. all typee of lur- Alao Sumrnora e Certified Nurees Aides SOS OB 3380 your Wedding or Family nlture, houiahold and Serving Somerset, Mid- oost, ptoaM call pertonal items. Coffee A DOMESTIC BIRTHDAY PARTIBS- Group Prtotoa. Call 2014M4JQtO dlasax, Union, Monmouth Charlei Moor* III, 1-800-9S9-94S5. and relreshmente. 9AM ft Ocean Counties. EXPERIENCE Maolc ahow ft balloon No Eaily Birds! Cash or BRtOaiWATtn MOM- Food Shopping, Closet/ anlmali. Call Conitan- 906-134-1218 HHNAMDSV1UC- 123 24 Hr. Serv. 1-800^71-6796 certified check. 16 Deer- Expertertoed, rots. Close 908-528-8227 Drawer organization, tlna. S06-7743. Claremont Road; Almost hill Rd. on Beachwood to RIS.202, 22ft 2 8 Parly Prep/Hoat, Mlic. new- Clothing, Jewelry, BEST BUY • EVINTPLANNINQ* REOISTERBD ARCHI- Rd. off flt 202 north. 1 PJfHfCSN 231-0947. arrandi, Meal prep, ate. TECT- NJ. NYft PA . Fora, Aeceaeorlee. Fine mile South of Branch- 1S61 Simple or Elaborate quality horn* furniihlnga, CHILD CAM- Experl 4110 Partial or Complete Consultation by appt. burg police 5 mi. south Advertise your garage sale only, flaaid. new liter, or antiques, collectibles, of Somervlllo circle. •ne*d ft loving. In my A>1 MOVERS- Low ON A SHOESTRING Worn consignment! A *•• Plscataway horn*. ratal, Insured, local ft (606)386-6113 add. Call 908-494-9369. l#ct d • • I • r• . New Responalble. dopendable long dlatanca, 24-hr, Fees Reasonable. MITUCHEN- 4th and get a free pizza! I CAN DRAW arrival s-Qer man toy sol- Annual Townwlde Refs avail. MaaTa Ind. 2 service. 301-673-6740. TRAVIS PHOTOGRAPHY dlart, Hooaler, wicker, fuH-Urna oponlngs: 2 yrt ART CLASSES- Chll ANVTMINOI Portraits, Qareoo Sal* on Sun. t/ A-1 TRANSPORT character sketchea for We Coma To Youl Spe- riding equipment, new 12; i to 4. RAIN OR orolder. SOMJSS-3430. dran/adulta, boglnnera/ cializing In: Portraits- merchandise dally) advancedid.. Exp'cd artlat/ Local ft long distance, partial. Raaaonabla •NINE. Wo anticipate Hahld ft commer,, Fait ft ratee. 008-648-0848. Individual, Family, En- f NCOfiE OUAUTV over 210 Indlvldua CHILO CAN!- Pre- SOS-483-1631. gagement, Baby, Pat and , CONSIGNMENT* st*\ Schoot teacher. So. Plfd. reliable service PM homes participating aoes 11/2 to S. Robyn DIOIIIID PIANO 0669,755-8110 MONIES FOR PARTIES- Home Glamour. Qealer co-op apace avail. Look for the Balloons 9rS.789-7395. TtACHIR- lesson* In Picnica, Fairs ft Carou- 906-38S-6784 Tua-F 10-6, Thurs. til B marking EACH partlcl your homo. All aoes a ACCURATE MOVER8- •el. Tractor pulled hey Sat. 10-5 cheap, depandabla, In- •••HOUSE KEEPERS"* CHILD CAM- Rarllan. stylea. Call S08-75»1824. ride* for company par- ^ Nanny nuraes my ago, PT/FT, yard, sured. Local/long die- lie*. Call Joanm, 908- •os-7—-mo MIDDLESEX- 322 lane*. 24hr. aarvlc*. *-Nur*lng care Lorraine Ave.; Frl & Sat snacks, 14 >ra. exper. FRINCH ft SPANISH 996-3140. »* Elderly companions BRANCHBURQ- 20• Cloea lo ail maJor hwys TUTORINO— available. (201) 673-0043. Woodstock Lit.; Sat. 9/ 8/10,11. 10-5pm. No Start now. MM431-1047. A PUDDINS * >* Live-in couples sarly birds) Chlldrens/ All lavela. Reasonable My*Too-Flna Clowrtin ^Driver* v Cooks 11, 9-3PM. Multi-family, ralaa. 906-757*606. ALL JERSEY ttenefrt Boy Seoul*. womini clothes, toys, CHILDCARI IN MV Heputatlon apeaka lor • 24 HOUR SERVICE* household Itema a moral HOUSE PAINTINQ- MOVERS . COMMUNITY SALE SCOTCH PLAINS itaelf all occasions •7 daya m woefc- Pomwr washing. Palrrtlnfl Household, office comedy magic and more. .•••201-9S3-1S47"" iRIDOEWATER- MIDDLESEX- 440 Cook WW-Excel, raft. Call Int./axterlor. Light car- |rl<|t«ittr Oette Ave: 9/11-12, 9-4 PM for appt. S0S-232-2134. pontry, roofing, 756-9545 Piano specialise Please call 6S1-0747 DID YOU Community Sato, Bond Baby equpl., toys, kids • >^^ct '^ft.«, CHILOCARC: AuPalrCara Reaionabl* rataa. KNOW... LSARN OBBJMAN- a St. and Tunlaon Lane; clothes, furn., books, ' si* cultural exchange. Expe- 634-4122 LIC.#PMO0B62 4210 that an ad In this local valuable skill. Nuraary to (Birdtall lane off Rt 22 typewriter, comforters, rlencod legal European paper also goea into 22 ease opposite Ethicon curtains, H/H Items & adults, Sat. in Warren CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS aupairs. Affordable llva-ln Draperlia, rauphotsttry. other local paper*? Drive,) Sept. 12 10-5 pm. much more. Dale Talley, Little Caesar's Store chlldcara, government' achooi. Sate parking. CaHBS1-4Sn Your fabric or ours. For- fleich ovar 380,000 llemt at townhouses. approved; Local Coun- raaders with one calll apartments and condoi. 7th ANNUAL Manager in Bridgewater, presents a merly at SteJnbachs ft solora. Call NJ. regional MATH TUTOR Hahne'*. 44 yra. experi- AFFORDABLE DRAPES 1-80O-IS9-S496 Balndate • Sept. 19. IS FAMILY YARD SALEI offlee, Pat Poppltl, 516- NEW BRUNSWICK- 163 free pizza to Mrs. Frieda Mangulas, AVAILABLE ence. Senior cltizsn disc. Furniture ft Accea*. eS«-ai7B or 800-4- NJCortlfted grades 7-12 Shop at home lervlc*. Your Fabric Or Mina EVERVTHINO Muat Oof Eaaten Ave.: 9/11.12, 9- AUPAtR. CRANFORD- 4 English 5pm. Everythlng-but the the first person to place a garage I will tutor any topic from W. Canter 906-757-6655. Free Appt.(909) 750-4272 AdnrtttilntlHCIutmdt Pro-Algebra lo Calculus. VHtago, Apt IB; Duncan kitchen sink Is on aalei CHILDCANI— tn my Phil* DR aet. trundle sale ad during our "FREE Pli For Info, call Joe at OUTTERMAN NORTH EDISON- B Bridgawatar homt, CPR (609) 799-6390. t?*d, odds a ends. Dress- cort,* ref, avail,, loving at* Cloana, repairs ft Installs a/ w/mlrror. Samoa St.; Sat. 9/11, 9- PIZZA" promotion. leadara ft gutter*. Free 3. Furniture, appliances moaphera, fun act Miles, PIANO INSTRUCTION- FTonty, SOS-72S-11I5. Eatimalee 906-709-1610 CRANFORD- 3t Tulip & more misc. llemi. Diana) Olsen Qalvacky, available for teaching tY; Frl. 9/10, Sat. 9/11, CMtLDCARE- My Oreen LAWN MOWER HE- to-4. Misc. hshid, flSCATAWAY- 171 9am.2:30pm. Mon-Frl ft PAIR— Tome Lawn To advertise your garage sale, Brook home, EMT/CPR, Sal. Calt 699-0836 frames, pictures, knlck Normandy Dr.; (across Exp. t Rafa, Lg. yd., Mower Service. Rlde-on from Possumtown (Ire " iacki. playrm. 006-752-31M, PIANO LESSONS- 20 mowers, trimmers, wee- house) Frl.-Sat. 9/10, 9/ call 1-800-559-9495 deateri, chain saws, ClRANFORO- SOS 11. Time, 9-4. Multi-fam. yra. axp., B.A. In your DAY CAR!- Placet- horn*. Weetfield/Cran Toro, Snapper, Rally, l>*iln|t«n Ave: Something for everyone. away. Loving care for Honda. Free aatlmatea. Saturday, 9/11, 9-4pm. MULTI-FAMILY SALE!!! MOVINO SALKfl MOVINQ SAL! SOUTH ford area. 906-354-20)5. SO. PLAIMFIELO- 120S toddiora, age) 1 + up. Free pickup ft deliver. No early birdsl Baby PISCATAWAY- B SCOTCH PLAINS- 1935 PLAINPIILD- 1701 Aftar school caxe avail. Placataway 699-0326. Wchett Place, (River Rd. Church St. a School So. to, Si.: Sat. & Sun.- PIANO LSSSONS- In Items, housewares, Seutti Central (CWIMT Moala (nel. Call 699-0931 my So. Plalnfteld homo. Special (24x40x10) ', cjothat and much morel to Buena Vista to Plckett) Place (Off of Park Ave.): 9/11,12. 10-5pm. Washer, •f Rahway); «/ii, loam- Sat. a Sun. 9/11 & 12; 9- dryer, Air cond., rs- Karmady School area. 20 PALMIERI Sat., September 11. Bam- 8pm Furniture, clothes, OUraUaTN MOM- has yr«. aKp^Mary Elian $6,995.00 CRANFORD- M Cran- 4PM. Books, Toys, Cloth- 4pm. From soup to nuts! trlgerator & much morel drapes l> Antiques, chlldearo opentnas, F/T MOVERS feral Torr.j (off Centen- Ing, Typewriter. Fans, or P/T, yr.a of exp. 908-366-1464 Fully Erected Price nial nr Pkwy) 9/11, 10- aotabed, Kit. set, house- •• MULTI-FAMILY •• SOMERSET-4St Som- MOVIrlO SALS- WAR* lunch a anachi provided •• BLOCK SALE •• REN- 43 •ewmW Re).| PIANO LESSONS- In ef Place Items *Apt». 4PM. New A used Itema, hold, stroller, morel erset St; Bshlnd Bill's roasonsblt rate* your home. Branchburg, ePIanos eOfflcsa Irg variety, BR aeta, back SO. BOUND BROOK Trading Post, on Rt 27, 2 9/11 Mpm. Refrlfl. dell 1389 MUSSEB m ASSOCIATES, INC. caae, oak daih, maple Wmtetise sta. Hiiib eHomai-7 rm*. or Ian "exerciser, blko, m/f FMSCATAWAV- Bay- Jefferson St.; Saturday, . Gargage sale,1000 ough.CaU 3SS-4S3T. ciothsi, TV, back pack, berry Cloae, Sat. 9/11; 9- 9/11 & Sunday, 9/12. 9- ?EMS, Antique China i platform chairs, baby BXPSRIBNCtD MOM Inaured Ucj*0O8SO doll carriage, books, etc. 4pm, MULTI FAMILY. Spm. Large assortment. Glass, From S1 to $50, furniture., turtle bedding w/ excellent references PIANO- ALL STYLES, TOP SOIL FIU DIRT Household, Fum., Baby Collectable items, 9/11, A toys, 2 air hockeye, will care tor your child In ALL AOSS, AT YOUR DELIVERED OREIM BROOK- 201 clothes A morel SO. BOUND BHOOK- while wrought Iron kitch- her Duneilen home. Nice 57 Catherine St.; Sat. 9/ 11-3PM PACE- Oagreod (BA/ 725-4410 or 782-5991 OREENBROOK en set and much morel I tree, amoke-frea environ- MM), ao yrs exp., private, RB.ifNear Warrenvlile S. PLAINFIELD- 328 11, 10-4. Exercise bike, SOMERVILLE- 41 N ment. Interested? Call child's table 8. chairs, college ft university. Rd.) Frl.* Sat. 9/10-11, 9- Firth St;(off of Plalnlleld Mlddaugh St.; WESTFICLO- ISO* Kathleen at 752-3848. Bridoawater. 704-6620. 4190 5 PM, Fum.. Collctables, Ave)Baby /children's misc. furnituro. No oariy Saturday. September 11, 1812 Blvd.; Sat. 9/11, antlquea, trucks, chairs, clothing, Brand new/like birds. 9am-4pm. Household Sun. P/ta, 9-4. JOAN'S CHILDCARE PRINCETON ORAD- Party* SALES stacking bookcase, Vic- new, Misc. baby Hems, 9/ Items. E veryt hing SIRVICSi wlll loach, drums/song BIReariajiiBriBBHTt torian hall rack, old sew- 11-12, 10-4 PM mutt gol Sine* ISM, WostfieW ,wrttlngt/mualc theory, be- Ina machinee. milk bot- Mother of 7 ginners welcome, call tles, Hoosler cabinsts, a In (he In On Cf$*mdl Qrandmothtr of 11 Hike 808-321-5456 Call Today lota ol misc. AoYsrtiia in Me Ctasiffied.' Advertise in th» Protchoot teacher * APPLE ANNIE * Many references SAX*CUtRINET*PLUTE ENTERTAINERS S days a week Leeaone— In your home Jaglady * Belly Dancer 1-8OO-331-1875 2130 3O0O a to 6 PM by Mp'd prof Hecently Surprise your lavorlte gal 2130 9080 3100 (eaoTJP ) w/Gltnn Millar Orch. All or guy. No Dachelor* Genera/ PETS AND 90S-654-3118 levels. Stawo, 4M-04M. LIVESTOCK partial. (908) 263-4583. I-717-3f4-7S6l Mtchantllu LOVINO MOTHER- will- SPANISH TUTOR- pri- BOARD YOUH HORSE- to car* lor your baby, vate claesss, available 3010 •Birds , Mon.-ThurJ., Smoke- afternoons or oveninga. LATHS- South Bend WOLFF TANNING 3020 - Cats on beautiful 25-acrs ORGANIC IUP 187-2, Swing 10L, 31/2 ft. Tewksbury farm. Small, free Wesrfteld home, call Certified In Mexico. Call BEDS— New Com- 3030-Qooa Famous Black Angus Unda S0S-232-S441 356-7692 between 3- bed. Runa good. Comp. mercial-Home Units From 3040-FUn private pleasure barn. beef from local farm. All w/Jool*. Only 1700. 520- Bright & airy. Riding ring, 10pm. Ask for Sersfin S 199.00 Lamps-Lotions- natural, no steroids, hor- MONDAY MORNUrO INC Veiaico 5285; eves. 3S9-3372. Accassoriss. Monthly 3060 • Livestock miles ol groomed trails, mones or antibiotics. INFANTS ft TODDLERS lots ot active horse peo- MAGAZINES- QET payments low as $1800, 3070 - Other Pets Tender * delicioua. S2.38 INSURED, INSPECTED TENNIS LESSONS Call today FREE NEW 30A0 - Arfoptable Pets ple to ride with. Comfort- Ib. No hidden charges MONITORED Fridays onlyi MAGAZINES SUBSCRIP- able stalls, turnout to TIONS AT OIANT DIS- Color Catalog, 1-600-462- 3090 • Boarding, Cut, wraped 4 labeled S08-S26-4B84 All Levels 9197. Training A Grooming paddock ft pature w/ se- lor your freuer. This Is S0B-253-«59» Call Jeff 906-789 9479 COUNTS. Free catalog. cure board fences. S275. Publishers Marketing 3100- Miscellaneous NOTafreeiarplan. CALL Supplies A Garvlcee CALL Glsnvlew Farm, Qlenvlew Farm, 900-632- MOTHIR OP 2- will TRAIN TO BE AN AVIA- Service. 3A Oak Lea< 908-832-2122. 14 no an- give your baby individual Drive, Waretown. NJ 2190 2122. K no enter, leave TION MECHANIC- 14 swer, leavs name & tel name * telephone no. attention, Middlesex + month program. Housing Large Pizza 08756, *o any 3O30 no. Plscstaway area. Fenced and Financial aid avail- In yard), playrm., quiet st. able if qualified. H.S./ MANY TOOLS- surface Dogs •WOO grinder, 1/2"lmpact AABACUS ANTIQUES 90S) 762-76B3. QED 1-600437-1183. Riv- SFRVICFS wiench, brand new, ANTIQUE BUYING PRHCHOOL LtARNINO erside School Of Aero- when you place your Forbes Newspapers' pulmo air compreisor. SERVICE QROUf- aget 2-5. full/ nautlca. Utica, NY. 10 folding chairs brand We Are Purchasing shake Ctna' PT. Morning academic TUTOR: Doctoral dagrea Garage Sale ad. new, exercise bike, 30 Furniture * Paintings 'voor liw prog., ana • crafts, out- in education. LDT/C, MA, CUb COft68 pot, 908-755- Oriental flugs * Statues door tports, music, WE ARE BREEDERS Ed.D., 19 yra. axp. In the 4011 __ Clocks * Toys * Mirrors dance, field trips. Our area. WILL TUTOR IN EITATC LIQUIDATIONS REPRESENTATIVES ccrtlflod staff halpelpi your MINOLTA MAXXUM Come and experience YOUR HOME. All levels, 7000 aOOV— 50mm- Call child laarn ft grow In a all subjects, primary Only $15 for both i the Shake-A-Paw dlfior- home environment. Drs L«ns-2800-Flaih-E*c. or i-aoo-aai-aass nce at Now Jersey's grades through H.S. count on Sept. reglslra EDUCATIONAL TEST- COiid. 1200. Call (908) ALL LIONEL, IVES, most beautiful puppy 468-6728 after 6pm. tlon a 2nd child. ING, avsll. Dr. Robert H. AMERICAN FLYER- tore. Zaremba, 756-8597. See Classifieds for details MOVING SALE- Dining and other toy trains. Col- 20% OFF PRIVATE HOME room set-Ethan Allen. lector pays highest pric- * All puppies ore A.KC All Domestic 4010-4230 TUTORING- Reading, es. Call 1-800-464-4671 registered and selected DAY CARE Contemp. Bedroom set. Blankets and Turnouts Math In your home. 10 Lots morsl 906-322-3870. Or 201-635-2058 or breed conformity and 4010 -Adult Day Car* FOR INFANTS A yr*. public school *xparl- emperament. Sepi. 1st - OCL 15th 4020 • Buslrmee ence. Certified K-8 & ONKYO TOTAL STEREO AMERICAN FLYER A LI- PRESCHOOL ONEL TRAINS A OLD H.S. Malh; M.A. degree. SYSTEM- Black enter- Puppies ara socialized 4030 • Carpentry Educational ft Develop- Call 906-272-5315. tainment canter, dining TOYS- Pis call 908-755- In open cases...no glass 4040 • CMMCv* mental Program in a room tabfe and chain, 0346, leave mtingt or walls here!! This Insures 40S0 • CtMnlng horn* environment. NJ. VOICE/PIANO- Private call after 6pm china cabinet. Good con- roper development tor a Park Avenue licensed ft Insured. Call leieona w/Ftarltan Valley dition at reasonable pric- ANTIQUE A USED- Fur- lappy, well Bd|uslocf. lov- Gladstone. MI 4080. Convateacarrl for free registration College music professor, es and must sell Im- niture, Old DR sets and ing pet. (908)-234-2828 Cam al the QUALITY CARE call Adele Carllsa, M.S., mediately. Call Lena 968- BRs from 1800's lo 4070 - Electrical DAY CARE CENTER. Lo- 908-707-1673 4960. 1950s. Also misc. pise- • Famous Shake-A-Paw 4oso- Hanayman cated in Placataway. lletime Health Ouaran- WRITINO SKILLS DE- as. 647-1959. 1M7 VELOPMENT (WSD)- PHASE CONVERTER- OB Includes complimen- soao 40SS • Hauling Rotary type, 1 to 15 HP. ANTIQUES ry veterinary and free A CMtan up Mentorlng/tuiorlng stu- Call 526-5225 or eve- Wood furniture, glass- ocal oxamination and 40M- HeOttiCare dent writing: College es- nings 368-3372 ware, China, Silver, Oil fetime obodlenco train- says, postry, fiction, re- ADOPT SPARKY- search papers by NJ POOL TABLE- 8 X4', Paintings, Comic Books ing. ColtlB/Retrlever mix, tri- 4100- Home ring] A Baaeaball Cards. State Teacher of the Year slale board, like new. All color, Z-yr. male, neu- Improvemerrt 1992.908-526-5706. accessories. $700 or One Hem or entire estate' ring Iho whole lamily tered & house broken. 41OS - Income) Tax 9os-sae-so3s * CARPET * Best offer. 908-777-0843. 4 Route 22 West. Loves kids & other dog*. 4110- Instruction^ * CUEANIRS * ATTENTION ireonbrook, NJ 08812 201-763-fleeO. KduecHon JERSEY BOY CARPET ft 4120 ****** 4120 - Inauranoa SCREENED PARENTS!- Do you 50 yards west ol Rock ADULT CAT- female, UPHOLSTERY CARE. Insurance have gently worn chil- .) 4190 • Landscaping ruck mounted equip. TOPSOIL gray tabby, 3 yr. old * Tre* Care •12 dren's clothes tucked 908-968-2522 free to good home 112,50/1(71, S29.99/7' away In your attic? Con- don-Sat 11-9, Sun 11-6 908-695-2310 4140 - Legal •ervteee couch, call Duke ERM LIFE INSUR- SEVERAL PIECES OF ilgn them at the Peanut SO off any puppy with 41S0 - Loans < Finance Mannlno 756-4746 ANCE— through in At FURN.- Sears while 4 OaKery Children's Con- his ad. Not to b» com. DOQ ADOPTION DA* 41SO • Masonry Leave msg. Superior rated co- gold 1r«rich provincial fe- signment Shop located Ined with any other Sun. Sept, lath 11AM- 4170 • Mlacellanaoua mapny. This plan pro- male/ioen bed turn., In Montgomery. Call 609- >ffer. Exp. 9/30/93 3PM Boulevard V«t Clin- Sorvfcea CLEAN HOUSE ft ides *100,000 ot protec- bookcase/desk/chair, ic. 429 Blvd, Kenllworth. 41S0 • Palnttng OFFICE-Evsryday. 466-4500 lor details. LABRADOR RrJTRIEVER ion at luper low rates make-up table,' chair, Many dogs all ages. For 41M • Party A Enter- Qood ref. and own trens- with non-smoker dis- df»»ser & mlrrof, night FISHING TACKLE- col- PUPPIES- AKC. shots, info. (ZOt) 376-8367. poriation. 008-271-1699 ellow. chocolnle, talnmajfrt Servteee ount*. Call 1-800-462- table, S15 to $75 perlector wants to buy OLD, 43O0 • PlumMng, i197. 7W*40M new lawns 6 RR ties 908-709-0160 231-0485 Or 232-0535 6 retaining walls/rock ft ASPEN ILICTRIC- All Walkways A Patios L/T PAINTERS PAPBRHANQING- No residential needs: house Spraying 6EPA/DEP Cert Interiors A exteriors lob too smalll Call Nancy \jfLozaL j^ 15 yr. exp., fully Ins. fans, smoke detectors, Trucking A Trse work 276-1549. Union County lighting, telephones, etc. decks ft additions 908-469-274V only plaaae, Quick response. Lie. 211 Lakeview Avenue renovations A driveways NINA KALLAS- Painting WALLPAPERING BY #7634, Call 356-3041; paving ^celling 873-0137. A Paperhanglng, Re- FEMININE TOUCH Piscataway Excavating pairs. Plaster/shestrock. Reasonable rataa. • D.S. CLICTMC CO. 10 yrs. sxp. Fully Ins. A 27 yrs. exp. 322-4030 Prompt service. Free es- ' Our Rates Won't Shock He. 906-454-7753 ask for timates. No Job too Tony Jr. NJ STEAM CLEAN 752-5210 You. Residential., comm. Power Wash Sale email. Call SOS-S9V erclsl. Free estimalaa. 1 Alum./Vinyl/Wood Homes UC 6380. PI). 251-0744 150O-19OOSq. Ft.-S1S0 ELECTRICAL WORK "We have apts. In Florida for rent. I never advertised in SCHMIEDE 2000-2400 Sq. Ft. -$175 • Security ft recessed Forbes before. The classified department guided me 2500-3000 Sq. Ft. - S225 lights, healers, fans, 3100-3600 Sq. Ft. -$375 phones. 240 volt service through step-by-step & Forbes produced more re- TREE EXPERT CO. Call Now A Savsl dhanget, etc. Problems Expires 9/17/93 , Solved, quick response. sponse than all the BIG papers in the area. Forbes • Trimming Free Est./Fully Ins. >Ue. #10262. Free ests. blew them all away. From now on, Forbes is the only e Repairs Visa MC !,l 111 lYIEII liliSM.IS Please call David at We Can Beat Any Price 321-etll or 4M-M14 paper I'll advertise with!" • Removal Show Proof-Written Ett. LUCILLE LADEN 1-600-491-7814 1LECTRICAL WORK- Piscataway, N.J. Modern Equipment * PAINTING BY JOHN * Commerclsl. reildentlal State Certified and Induiirlsl. Licensed, Quality Interior Painting No. 9141, and Inaursd. mmodlalo Service Small Exterior Jobs Free estimetei. Call To advertise, call 1'800-559-9495 Insured For YDUI Protection 10% Orf With This Ad We make a Vince Santonaitaio Elec- Free Estimates tric MS-1009. ADDITIONS CARPENTRY- A Home 233-TREE * MS-781-941S * ELECTRICAL- All types Improvements. I do it of wiring, Service A ALTERATIONS ALL! All phases of home • PAINTING* changes ft paddle fans. •Kltchena •Bathrooms improvements. Free est. THE PLANTSHAPER ROOFING Additions. UC. #6252. •Basements •Decks Ins. Steve, 908-968-7042 have your shrubs A small Harold Ktouier-572-a750 •Ceramic Tile «ETC. HOME: trees prof, shaped this SIDING CERAMIC TILE- kitch- season. Mulch A shrub ELECTRICIAN- Install. Competitive prices Installations. 20 yrs. exp. 20yrs exp. Very high Fully Insured en*, bathrooms, counter of circuit breakers, psd- tops, floors, expert Anthony E. Kreposky quality, very neat & dle fans, attic lans, elec- Free eetlmelee marble Install., FREE Carpentry {All phases) 90S-7aS-44tS dependable. Lowest tric heat, recessed lights, FOR DEPENDABLE, ESTU, REF., 674-7606 Sheet Rock • Painting prices. Super refs. appl. wiring. Free eit., HIGH OUAUTY WORK, fences e Decks TIMBER TREE Get In touch before Ins. HONSON ELECTRIC •HAY IA«YT-Sa7-—33' COMPLETE HOME Outdoor structure! EXPERTS INC 7I2-MS3. (Lie. 5532). Tree removal, Trimming, you pay too muchl AFFORDABLE MAINTANCE INC. Masonry e Patios 15 yrs In business topping A slump grind- Call Spencer McLelsh ELECTRICIAN- Lie* HOME REMODEUNO Bathroom A Basement over your Ing. Free est. Puny In- * 908-2318294* B«lh, basement, decka, malntanlng homes lor di- Remodeling S7S3. BAT Contracting. vorcees, retirees, the dis- sured, OH 908-619-7531 24 hr service. custom tile Installation, abled, A people who Just And much more,., PAINTING A WALLPA- (008) M5-6620. wallpapering and Int. A don't have the time. "Ev- Always free estimates PERING- Exterior/ Inte- ext. painting. Free Esr. and competitive rates. Tree rior, custom work. Com- PHOENIX ELECTRIC erything lor the hornet" Call Tom 008-755-6541 S0O-37S-S3M *lneur*d* mercial/residential. Uc. #10062. Paddle lans or 1-600.300-6541 CALL JOHN MUSELLI Removal FULLY INSURED. Nick installed $65. Attic fans O A D'S GUTTERS 658-9235 complete $150. Insured. AL'S CARPET SERVICE specializing In repairing Cleaning A flushing, (90S) 249-6652 PAINTINQ- Let a i-aoo-4oo-2oea antique, oriental A hook Screens Installed, Free PREFERRED POWER VENIS BROS. woman do your painting. estimates, Fulty insured. LITTLE THINGS! rugs. Removal of Wrin- WASHING A PAINTING Tree Experts Neat, clean quality work. kles, buckles. Stretching 908-561-7154 Residential/Commercial 399-6180 Insured. Free estimates. Outgrown baby cribs. Furniture that doesnt fit A relnstallatlon of new 4 Decks, Homes A FULLY INSURED Call Maryann 560-9235. used Carpet. Since 1950 DECKS DECKS Renovation Cleaning PATTERSON PAINTINO 906-369-6970 17 PER FOOT. Limited 906-666-9SM in the new house. Office equipment that Isn't AFFORDABLE JUNK time. Build now and 4190 Interior $75/ room, Exte- REMOVAL- Reasonable save SSS. Fully Insured. TOTAL HOME Masonry rior. Free estimates. used. Appliances you no longer need. files. Free eitlmate. Unlimited references. RENOVATIONS Sheetrocking & tiling. Decks, kitchens, baths, References avail. Fully t0a.75e.7B63 FENCE Color portfolio. CALL A-1 WAYNE P. SCOTT- 908-526-0005 ceramic tile, Interior/Me- insured. 9O6-72S-S997; All those and more will be sold when you use AL'S HANDYMAN SER- * ALL UNLIMITED NO JOB TOO SMALLI •Kitchens/Baths DRIVEWAYS •New Construction eoa-S2«-S723 •Heating A Air Cond. Tree servtce-iroes cut A Seal-Tlte Paving. Seal- tree dBbrls romoval 4180 •Boiler Installations Free Estimates coating, Reconditioning •Drain Cleaning ODD JOBS A GENERAL References Insured 201-476-6902 Painting I REPAIRS- LI. hauling, A Patching. Cement Re- •Water Heaters brush cleared & re- 861-7154 (006) 757-4844 pairs. Prepare for Fall. COMPLETE LAWN SER- Expert, Neat, Friendly _| Free estimates. VICE- cuttlmng, trim A ANTHONY'S PAINTING moved. Expert Ini/oxt. ALL TYPES OF Service Lie. 8917 Call carpentry, painting, re- 201-617-6702 edging, shrub & hedge Interior/exterior. Roofing, 7S2-BB08/847-9331 CARPENTRY- Repairs, trimming, mulching, gutters cleaned/installed. Additional lines, add $1.15 for each placement windows A Cement, Bathrooms A DRIVEWAYS- seal coat- decks. Tree work, log stone work, fall clean- Freeest. 782-6441 Tile work. Call Mike for ed, black top, stoned. ups, looking for new cus- EMERGENCY •putting, gutters cleaned. free ostlmnte Also, top soil, fill dlrt-HR A-I- PAINTING No (ob too small. Why tomers, Ires est. senior SERVICE flOS-SS9-OS66 ties Installed. 722-1882 discounts, 90B-369-B201 Interior/exterior work- break your back? II you manship done with old Sewer A drain cleaning, don't see It, ask. Call us ARIES REFACINO DRYWALL CONSTRUC- Expert Lawn Builders fashion pride. Top rated water healers, Bath- Fill in 1 character per box, allowing for spaces and punctuation as today for a FREE esil- Kitchen rafaclng/cablneta TION— Sheetrock A tap- 25 Vears Experience Benjamin Moors prod- rooms. All plumbing re- necessary. Remember to includo phone number. No abbrevtallons. pleasef mals. Our 17th year. Countertops ing, specializing In smalt ucts used. We specellie 526-8835 Hubbard's Landscape pairs. (906)231-1 HI |obs. T.A.F. Orywall, Call 906-232-7384 In window raputtylng, Truppl Plumbing, Lie. 1-600-640-3969 repainting and repairs. • 4-line limit • Selected merchandise from our TtNKERINO TOM ARTIE'S CARPET 1*8707. Call 784-3780. JOE BARTOLOTTA Refs. and Insured. 960- • Must be paid In advanco — cash, For Sale classification only. No HOME MAINTENANCE A Sales-Service DRYWALL LANDSCAPING 6924 or 1-000-100-167C P.MTC7PLUMBINQ AND REPAIRS. No Job loo Installation INSTALLATION Lawn Malnt.•Planting HEATINQ- Don't be check, VISA, or MasterCard flaal Estate or Automotive ads. • mall. 908-356-0920. No Job Too Small A FINISHING Brick Patios A Sidewalks PAINTING BY BOB afraid to call a plumber (no refunds) No Garage Safes, Pea markets, Free Est. Fully Ins. Specializing In Additions, Driveway Paving Quality servlcu for 25 yrs. again. No job too small. solos and bazaars, or pels. Call after 5pm Renovations A Base- Driveway Seal Coaling Interior A exterior Sewer and drain cleaning e No copy changes 4005 906-469-1818 ment*. Free Estimates. Call; 906-BBO-02M Free est. & Fully Ins. a speciality. Free Esti- e Oflor limited to noncommorcial ads • Offer valid only with this coupon Hauling A Cfwvt Up 908-819-6528 Paperhanglng also avnll. mates. Fully InsurBd. Lie. Attics/Cellars Finished JUST STUMPS Stelnman A Daughter Decks • Patios " Porches #9466. GENERAL CONTRAC- INC 906-826-3382 908-SOS-9274 Name. AT YOUR DISPOSAL All Home Improvements TOR— Will beat any Hopaira.Call 752-9310. price. Alt work 100% Tree A Stump Removal * *-PLUMBINQ* * JOSEPH CONTRACTING Address. Ciean-Ups A Hauling BATHRM8 THAT LAST guaranteed. Call for free 5 years exp. All phases. Gsmges, B»«ements, New tub, toilet, vanity, estimate. 908-367-4050 Is your stump a pain In Call evenings (S-9pm) Allies, Yard Waste, Etc. rile, quality work, Free the GRASS? 908-689-0091 Phone _ Free Est. Fully Ins For Prompt, Reliable Eall Raf.i " HOME PLUMBING A HEATINQ Service, (908)522-9141. Senior Cltjen Disc. BATHTUB) A TILE RE- Alterations Call 24hrs. 908-834-1318 Low rates. Qood service City State. Zip. ATTICS — bsmnt, gnr., SURFACING- 5 year and Additions Drain donning Free esti- warranty, froo estimates LAWN CUTTING A f AINTINO AND mates License #6461. anything removed. Sumo Prompt and Courteous VASHINO COMPANY VISA/MC*. Exp. Date: day ser. Sr. cltz disc. Call 80B-7S6-S351 LAWN CARE powinyvA Call John 968-6634 Nick 276-1175. Services WINDOWS BY BOB "Quality at Its Be9l" Claan-ups A Landscap- Alt Phnsoj of ROAN & KING Mall with check or money order to: Forbea Newspapers CLEAN UP- Mick's Quality craftmanshlp WALLACE ing at recession break- Intorlor and Exterior Plumbing A Heating P.O. Box 699 Qart attics bsmnls 10 for over 25 yrs. CONSTRUCTION Ing rotes. 900-725-4623 Pointing and 5tnlrt[ng Complete Plumbing A Somervllle, NJ 0SS7S IS, 80, 25. 30 ynrd Puttying Alunilnuni Siding Heating Service tiumpll»r»/f«ril 7S7-2677 broken glass repair 725-3845 LANDSCAPING- award Offer Explree 12/31/93 winning deslQnn tD fit to- •WnlorhBateri CLIANUP A LIQHT Caulking A washing INTRODUCTIONS... House Washing •Drain Cleaning Window replacomant days lifestyle, cornplolo HAULING- of nil typos A way lor people la muel professional Installation Complete •High Pressure Jot Eat. 4 Fully Ins. people, ovary week In Poworwnshlnn of Drnln Cloonlntj Free estimates, Insured, DM and malntonnnce, call tor low rates, W» woik wo»<<- Glelnmen A DewoMer your locnf Forbos nows- no obligation, FREE Sltllng, Hoofs, endi. Tony, 7B I^OflDO 908-B36-3363382 paper. The ad n> freo, CONSULTATION. NORTH Qutlers. Decks, Sjioclnliele Mail your coupon, or place your ad by calling... CARPENTRY A ROOF- then ono call does It all) HIDOE LANDSCAPING!, Driveways, Patios •Emergency Service CLEANUP A-1 SERVICE t-600-859-9498 908-389-1416 At 110 lo bsmnt. Fast ING- repair. Celling A and Walks •SlMCO 1906 Service, Low Pilcosi floor porches, steps, Gulior Protection Ucmli # 840 pnlnl Cnll 356-9O2n _ JFK CON8TRUCTION- LANDSCAPING- F nil * JLB 469-3137 * Crenford, 908-278-1012 Clean Up, Thatching, yg 908-968-2172 duller Installation * JUNK REMOVAL * CERAMIC TILE All work guaranteed. Lawn Cars, Shrub Trim Ftomodollng, Installation One contractor for all mlng, Hauling Reliable * FinaM Ou»M1y Work * ATTIC9 - BASEMENTS Advertlte BACKYARDS nnd ropnlr. Freo ostl- your needs. Large or Service. Charlie, 785- 908-249-0911 small, we do II all I 8429. CALL JOE AT 267-1281 mnlon. i)O0-236-7G35 Fr*M Eillmat»

Could YOU sell Could YOU — BOOKKEEPER— F/T. Multiple location, family owned business RETAIL WAITCR/WAITRESS PO. DENTAL ASSIST.- Mon- P/T BAKER— wktndt, this space? looking tor a bookkeeper with computer CAREER OPPORTUNITY SITIONS AVAIL.- 11 AM Thurs. Excellent work will train, apply In per- deliver this paper? THE LEATHER WARE- - 5PM Mon thru Frl. env. Exp. necessary. son, Manhattan Bagel, experience to run sheir 2 person office, HOUSE, a leader in Some night and weekend Mdlsx area. 968-4644. less Stalton Rd Forbes Newspapers is looking for leather fashions & acces- shifts avail. Competitive Piacetaway Accis payable, other clerical duties. sories, teaks dynamic, tips and benefits. Conve- Nursing Forbes Newspapers is looking for men CERTIFIED HOME PT INVENTORY TAK- Advertising Sales Professionals Fringe Benefits, vacii, and holidays. got! oriented MANAGE- nlent to Edison, and women for neighborhood delivery. MENT and SALES Metuchen and Dunellon. HEALTH AIDES ERS— nndid wk»nda. Outside sales positions TRAINEES. We provide Apply at Frlendlys Res- lmm»dl»t« work. Interim days. Flax. hrs. Starting Haalthcara is recruiting $7. 18 yra. & oldar. Ber- are available NOW for opportunities for growth taurant 1000 Steiion Rd. Earn $45-$55ptr vcci dtlivering one £r two days Call for Appt. Certified Home Health keley Height* iraa. 201- confident men and and expression, we are Piacataway (acrosa from pcrvetk. Must be 18 ytars or older and have not a large corporate en- Middlesex Mall). Aides to Join Its proles- 947-4476 AM/PM. women wiih advertising sional nurvirtg team. We nliablt transportation, Ntighborhood'delivery tity - your talent will be SMALL SOMERVILLE experience. Established noticed. Competitive sal- WAITERS/WAITRESS offer: ai'oiloblt in the following commumtits: (908) 526-4203 Position avail, for fine •Excellent pay CO.— seeks PT perma- Union County lerrito- ary & excellent benefits. nent parson to handle) Call Dixie dining. Experienced only, •Desirable work various receptlonlit/clerl- rius with growing • Bound Brook MM-7SS-9443 •Flexibility of hours potential arc wailing for 5050 5050 «06-7S«-0288 •Convenient locations cal duties. $6/hr. Hour* •Branchburg Bnpfejfnwif- WAITRESS— PT. Apply are 9AM-2PM, Mon.-Frl. you. SALES in person. Westbrook Plaaaa call 90B-707-8282. • Edison Newspaper ART* ACCESSORIES Car and telephone a Inn, 525 Talmadge Ave., must. Register now for The fulurt of newspapers is suburban weeklies •Highland Park Have Fun! Make SSS. PT. Bound Brook. 356-9736. SOFTWARE TRAINER— Sept. training classes. Buslrtasa Accounting and lorhcs Newspapers has built • group of 23 •Manville Pat »0a-487-07M Delivery MODELt-New Faces-TV- WAREHOUSE (W») 549-2210 Systemi, P/T, Flax. Hr*., publications serving Union, Somerset, and • Mctuchcn GALS Prlnt-Fashlon. Models SALES CAREER Freelance. Call: Middlesex Counties, •Middlesex •South Plainfield 8 & up, male/female at OPPT'Y— World's larg- 908-805-0405 1 &GUYS Oeanna Trust Models. est Insurance Co. 15 YOU'VE GOT Interim Piscataway • Warren seeking career-minded Telemarketing Wo offer a competitive compensation and ben- 1 Raritan Call for appointment H I A L T N C « I I. •VVacchung ROCK n' ROLL 2O1-377-17M people. Up to $40,000 to A DATE WITH efits package. I'lcase fee) free to call or forward start, no experience nee- CHILDCRAFT 25 So. Main St. MAKE YOUR DASH your resume and salary retjuiremenis to Forbes NAIL TECHNICIAN •jsary. Excellent training Edison, NJ 08837 FOR EXTRA CASH For more information on Middlesex Countv route* TRAVEL and benefits. Call Joseph Newspapers, 102 Walnut Ave,, P.O. Box 626. * STYLIST SEPT. 11 Equal Oppty Employer call Ed TaAox ai (908)781-7900 ext. 7401. Unique young company Benefits. Schaefer at 908-754-7576 As a part-time Forbes Cranford. NJ 07016. Be a part of the future. . has lix opportunities for Mark your calendar Fur moic information on Somerset County routes HAIRPORT 02« 981 0040 equipped lunchroom. Real Estate Career. Flex- MENT WANTED adver- •Other Software Personnel Office Call 908-719-2910. efits, salary rang* 25- ified Temporary Employ- Valid driver's license & hours, unllmllod earning Control Clerks tisements are PAYABLE Call E-Z COMPUTER Mongomary Township 27K, contact Personal ees to fill |ob orders from DEMONSTRATORS own car needed, S6-S8 potential A hands-on SERVICES DENTAL ASST.- COnsd- 908-646-8886 our client companies in Christmas Around tho IN ADVANCE by cash, HR. CALL ExCorp Tem- Schools training. Call Judi Hill. 1 •800-464-7397 X B077 onllous. exp. chair aide A this area. World Is looking for am- check, VISA or Master porary Services at goe- 40S Burnt HIM Road Manager. 359-7100 Sklllrnan. NJ 08558 dosk. x-ray He, benefits, JUNIOR MECHANIC- HIGH POWER TEMPS WE OFFER bitious poople to show Card. For a quote on "DRUMMER" 879-8000. NO.FT28054. Raritan 908-722-8256 FT position avail, on 2 & unique line. Samplo kit Equal oppty.'Alfirniiitlvo REAL ESTATE SALES 1OS East Union Ave •Compotitivo Wogoa cost, please call Action Employar 4 cycle lawn mowing Maximize your earning Bound Brook, NJ O8SO5 provided For Interview >-GUITARIST-- S8-10Hr. DENTAL RECEPTION- equip, at John Deere •Incontivo Pay call Lynn 561-6082. 1-80O-559-9495. IST— Friendly, people potential. Plonty of floor 908-560-9155 •Generous -WANTED- Hard working HS/Col- BOOKKEEPER ASSIS. deslor In Belle Mead Far Now Band. lege person for deliver- oriented Individual need- time, plenty of loads Merchandise) DENTAL *T— Pul food nuinuinc- od for choorful dental Call 008-281-7575. higher earnings. Join SECRETARY FOR Professionals only IOS Chicken Magician, Discounts RECEPTIONIST/ASS'T. HORTICULTURIST urur souks help w AH, Century 31 WESTFIELO LAW FIRM CALL 90»-534-«O66 Call Tim: 906-563-1555 office in Far Hills. Top LABORER-CEMETERY •Good Work Schodulos Dunellen. Will train. Mon. Seeking more work, ex- Must Have own Car colloclioiis & nnalybis, salary & denial benefits. Min. 3 yrs. exper. 8ack- McCe* Realtors Call 232-029^ & Wod. 11-7. Call 908- compuioi oxp holptnl porloncod with all phas- Will train. Mon. 9:30-5:30, hoB/landscaplng. must 90S-926-4440 SECRETARY/RECEP- II unablo to attend our 752-3677. 23B-8960. 10 MONTH SECRETARY 90U-560-MOO Vililt r,-|ll 05. Bulbs, perennials, Thur. 5-0:30. Frl. 12:30- have valid drivers li- 1035 Rt. 202 Bronchbury. TIONIST— to perform Saptumbur 1 1 Opun greenhouse, renovate old (Position available 0t Prtitjijcls, Chimney 8 30, every othor Sat. S- cense, good benefits, DISTRIBUTORS Child Cffro tVMrtwf REAL ESTATE SALES- basic secretarial duties, House, pleabo up ply in Iruit trees, etc. Immediately) ock Hd 1ZE, Uoui\C •tpm. Call 90B-719-2910. incl. rets. Write: P.O. Box word processing, corn, person, Monday to Fri- SPREAD NEWS Brook. NJ. 08B05 747. Plalnfleld. NJ 07061. Get started In a F/PT ca- help the public 609-397-2791 reer In HE All classes puter oriented for telo- day, 11AM-3PM. at Child- A CRANFORD FAMILY- (Strong secretarial DON'T WAITII Lose phone, typing & other craft. Inc.. 20 Kilmer BOOKKEEPER LANDSCAPE HELPER' have flex. hrs. to fit your 1 GET VISA Saeka nanny for 2 boys skills required) weight. 100% ntl. Lose clerical. Send rnsumt to Road, Editor, NJ 0881 7. 5100 F/T. multiple location Tiro Cranford area, must have schedule. Day classes (NB & 2 1/2} beginning Salary range: & Auto Service Centers- up to 30lb». In 30 days Office Manager, 2nd tl REGARDLE$$!! Cmnwt fnwMtm—its/ 10/93, Live In/out, 3-5 $17,000-20,000 lor only $33. Money back experience. Leave starting 9/16 North B54 Mountain Ave. Compuloflzocl 2 person message: 908-272-3980. Jersey Scnool of RE. 908-685-1800 Qpportunftfra dayi/wk., 8-6., Must ba office In Somorvilie. Flo- guar. Dr. reemd. (908) Mountainside, NJ 07092 exp,, tngllsh speaking, Pleass send letter of 351-6071, 789-7474. Childcraft, sponsibilitids up In G/L LANDSCAPE FAX 908-654-9595. DRlVERS-PT, good N'S, exc. raf., DL req., application and resume nc A P, Journals, all RECEPTIONIST/BILLINO. driving record a must. 908-272-6134 lo; Mrs. Joan Malvin. DRIVERS FT/PT- Medi- HELPERS- Male/Fe- Inc. Ideal for Student or Trial Balances, Pro-chock cal Transport Co. In male, Top wages paid for CLERK- PT/FT Exp. req. SECRETARY- for Stunt mil lined in thii cUi- Principal, Walnut Avenue book rocon. for sovouil Familiarity w/ insurance Brldgawater law firm netlrae. 90B-528-6551. CHILD CARE PERSON School, 370 Walnut Union County. Seeking aggressive, dependable Part of the Magic lificmion may require » jtt accts. Full linancial rp- Drivers /EMT's with clean forms a plus. Call 232- Collection Dept. Will con- to purcbaie information WANTED— Westfleld. Avenue. Cranford. New persons, Hlllsborough aider PT, 8:30-2pm. Must of FREE LINGERIE- Sell/ sponsibi lily Exponenco driving records. Must be area, 9O8-359-141B 8416 ask for Kathleen Earn Undercover Wear and/or maleriali regarding Flex., Liv»-ln or out. 3 Jersey 07016, no later and roloroncos rcyuirocl be able to work Inde- The Walt Disney days par wk. or FT. Must than Wednesday. 22 yrs old, $6 hr. Call RECEPTIONIST/SECRE- at Home Parties. PT hrs/ iitrrer invnlmrnti and/or Call for nppl 725-6998. 908-29B-9500. LANDSCAPE LABORER pendently. Call Miss appOTlunitiei, to caring, speak English, September 15. 1993 TARY- need for busy of- Swensen •OB-32e-370O. Company FT Payl (908) 725-0290. own transp. References. AA/EOE Experienced only. BOOKKEEPER- Pull DRIVERS Clean driving record. fice. Prof, appearance, HEALTH CARE Auto Brokers Network 000-232-5113. mo in Somerset offico manner and organiza- SOMERSET co- SDOO Startup Entry Level A-1 RESUMES AND Join Amorica's largest call •oa-46*-ee8B seeking experienced Equal Opply, Employer ASSISTANTS-for adult CHILDCARE- Live-tn Ono Wrlto Plus comput tional skills a must. No Exp. Necessary OTHER TYPINQ/WP SER- pizza chalnl Pizza Hut Is ndlvidual with oltlce day caro contor. Various Mon-FrJ, Prof- couple srs helpful Immed hlro LEGAL SECRETARY Knowledge of comput- Learn & Earn VICES. Professional now hiring for Its new and/or bookeeplng skills dUtlOS. Call 725-0069. seeks mature, respon- Experience required lor ers, Lotus and Word Pro- W6IQHT LOSS— II your Immediate Returns work. Reasonable talon. Call (908) 846-6860, ask storo In Somerset, NJ. If to nsBlst offlca manager sible, warm person to busy Real Estate office In cessing needed Salary weight la not bocoming HOMEMAKERS- Lead- Unlld. Pot.(908) 709-6055 Call Patay (908) 516-4273 'or Laura. you are at laast 16 ya. and perform accounting caro for our nlwborn, Chester. Computer skills commensurate lo ability to you, you should bo ing jowelry company old w/your own vehicle, functions Duties consist hulp w/riOLJsekeepIng • • ACTIVISTS " and steno preferred. and exp. Send resume w/ coming to us. Loso 30 ookina foi sties halp AVON SALE8- All BUS DRIVERS you can earn up to $9 an of filing, wp. answor C*c. rets S childcareexp Fight for SOCIAL Ability lo work Indepen- salary req. to: P.O. Box pds., 30 days, $33 All Ihrougn Chrlilmas soli- nroaa. For Information Substituto-CDL Liconsti hr Stop In today, or call: phones and work on English speaking, non- CHANGE on the ilitf urd PT. oxp'cl H001J pny ribulion Centor lor Ooliv- NURSE/ RELIABLE SITTER- Bii!iin(!'is P.irI- iiruKlB roll- tjnv(j pyraun io nnd Irorn villo, NJ, 0HH76, 90B-eu!i UIiuil. Iniinuos will ho we«kly posslblaf Work- 0K\ 'jtHI-iiii.iliv.iloii per- uvi)fk Wu9tfiukl nroa (it|uirml lo wilfk fnr ing nl homo I 37 dllferont J90BI634-3246 Storus, Monllilo houru Pntionl Ciirn Union A od lor Family PMCIICU Ot- <\ kids, ages 12 lo 4, In HOME— Top pny cisy son tor tlatii onlr/. lypinij 000 7(HI<)?71. oppoitiinlllos Flush $1 MAINTENANCE ME- Must have oxporlonca MidrJIesiix Cuiinly (is- lco U\ Woatlloltl nroa. my Somorvillo homo, work, gunrnnteo liH|ili- & afinnrnl nflico ditticn Retail nrni CDL Hcnriso. Call: (or Jut) Llsllng and SASE ELECTROLUX CORP.— CHANIC- Duties Involve *i I c| n run ft I M i\ v nl I a hf (i r.ond pay I'lonsuni con- Mon t Weds 2-11:30 mato Call 1-90<1-tiUG- Musi hi'ivo cinurl tidu- 9OB-549-BOO0, e»1. 222 ntiunu. Nlco pnnplo lo: PB, 1163 Treasure pm, fhurs 2 to filO pm, saltis rops, lelernk- nochnnlcal work, plumb- Ilmso who iiru nttcncisloLl Avo., Mannhnwkln, NJ 3634 out. N6-1.1 phoni! skill", mithusi.ii.lii, it mnflrs $300- ng, enrpontry, ulil ro. VARIOUS POSITIONS Sontl rcnuinu lu: Box cnll Wondlo: 231-9163 douni OIIHIIUHI c.iii TRUCK DRIVER/ Illlltil UHlkO 1111 (l|l()l (Ol I»H>, "ul orbos Nowspa- OU050. ASSISTANT MANAGERS $rJOO/wk. Call 627-9080. pairs & olocl. repniis 0n-?7?-91?l btwn 14 Quick Clitk Food WAREHOUSE— F/T, lift- nn Intnrvmw in our |JIMS, I'.O IJrjx G'Jil, Gorti VOUR CLASSIFIED AD *ROCK A ROLL* Slock 5onl Licorice pro- Wetlllolcl otlko with J.B.HUNT- Como lor Foil Help Retail lorrocl. Great benaflla Stores offers an ing ret|. $8/hr. Enlry If ir villo. NJ ()U()7« tho Monuy, Stny for Iho CAN BE PUBLISHED IN 1 2 -1 S M ol I v nt e d nlorostlng and fait- nl i benefits. 409-2200. Kim, call (r>08)65*l-5773. 92 NEW JERSEV NEWS- Individuals nnodetl to COLLEGE ncl honith, dorilal & lilo Slablilty. J.B. Muni, ono $11.25/START nsufance, ponslon, 3 paced work orivlronmsnt. OFF SET PRINTER- PAPERS WITH ONE stall new olllco3 Must UTILITY COMP. JOBS- Or (.onii! In our Opon iiiirlnil In hniiso llr.lirorf ol America's largest end 1 ASSISTANT Tump A Porm nvnil All wks vacation & inorul All shifts, all days. Poton- most niiccosslul Irons- bASY PHONE CALL AND liko Music, Monoy & Fun llnl for AdvancoinDnt SU.25-S15.75/tir, this Houso nt: Grnnt Com- ;ir Komi rntlrod, fl-70 (908) 9B1-O73O Work IIOKiblD houri at r.hitis Idunl (or Cnll 9O8-G26-12OO, ox1 pDrtalion companies In ran ONE LOW PRICE B301 Mon.-Frl, 10AM- "ompotltlvo unluciuu. nron. Men nntf womon niiinlty Contor, 403 W. UM por wo(3k Pluar.o roil f;Qllntjo nsilntlnii SliKlonln. ^rnl Income nr 1 l !',\\!2?A tor Into Itio bUBlnoss. Call today, rOR ONLY S219.00 ?PM lor oppl. to bo cum- paid trnliiing. bonullts miodrju . No exporlonru 7th SI., PliiliiflBlci, AUTO BODY ogiTtrnr w/ bu'iy KMIII- C-iroor 908-704.8555. FF1I 9/10, 101PM 1'0O0-01!j-2107 If you YOUR AD WILL REACH PAINTERS HELPER lilotod hy 0/15/93. (TDD and bonuses nvullnblo locoasnry. For Inform.i- OFFICE CLEANING- rnllon sonson Mu'it FENCE INSTALLERS- Apply tit nanreftt Quick inn, cnll 1-219-73F>-4^irj, SHARP. ruirontly hnvo your CDL, OVER 1 . Z MILLION tmmecl opening. Exporl- isors cnll 1-BO0-8&2- HOUND BROOK— I".-.- plnnso cnll; 1-B00-3B8- HOMES THROUGHOUT oncod prolerred but not invo goucl woril pro- and Suticontraclors. D'J9) AA/FOE ~hok or sontl rosurTio lo i«t LJ2G17. 0AM to !)PM HHiifl nl(|Mliy tdl ;t m !J ofisiny -ikills K piftii'hriiii Judy Owons, PO llu» H!>3U HOE/Siibjoct to THE STATE. CALL noc. Somorvillo aron. Cnll Valit) driver's llconsu, ilt|lilr, put wnok MuiKi llruy tJeroon. FORBES CLASSIFiED AT 908-526-J013 ihono innnimf I fits ol bfln, woll eslnbflahmf co. MANIC URIST/PEDICUR- fiOO. Do|)l CA, Whllii i - h, i t j 11 J i i>ii[ilu with ( ir t -n 00-550-9495, ASK : o r r o i () o n rj o rt t. o , Fonce & Supply 1ST— nocdetl lor tnifly Kiuiu Slfillon NJ ;,iil Jno (ii O.iiwi ;':I.I UNOERCOVEHWEAR AUDIO TECH F/T- F iist 1 FOH JOYCE OR KHISTIN AUTO BODY rnon, roporls C f J r i - slllnld (tonuly Snlon (A*l*>ICI**-'H (OMM<»M"I^"« •• « 1;|(), 'Mini nmin, Muni ri I'l suing IUJOMIS noedod, r-OR ALL THE DETAIL? REPAIR PERSON Incl w/ prnfnnr.ors ft stu- Top commission paid. (jfowlng oloc rtvcci <.lr CLOSERS ONLY gnoks woll soasonnrl Haqioosas rucolvo FFIEE ABOUT S C A N- Opening lor oxporiencod lonlfl. Ad Inlorontiny FOR LOCAL NURS- jflll for Inlnrvlow 90fl- 120 Elm St. ORGANIST DELL CMOIH ERY- P/T or m, wk- oclj w/ ruin i> yrs o»p lingurio Tor nn evonlnrj SfATEWIDE CLASSIFIED technician. Must linvo on(| lorni temporary ,-is- 0!) 1 4JIA NO BALONEY ?n3J7Hllor DPM WORK AT HOME AVON SALES- All scnool, ratlroo. stinKinl, person only, 3D J Onf- Some Saturdays. Need 80% advance commission need apply. Ap|: will i>v Huiulroils ot hluh paying areas. For Information tc. CALL ExCorp Tarn- don Center, 380 Spring- good personal corn- On rond or In offlcB nccepled In per bot I A <1 P/T— [|nnoml holp, Advert/ie In th» CluitfM! AdveriliB In f/io Classified! puslilons avail, 24 Hr. call pornry Sorvlcea nt 90H- field Ave, Wostfleld NJ. mlKicatlon sklllB J3'1- No MLM typos, pleaso M. TV/VCR Svc Unll'd. ights por wook. nu axp H 1-000.22B-B1D1. i-aoo-eea-2202 B79-B000. No. FT28054. 07090 221. 9O8-6flB-1B00 BOB Chestnut St., Union incoasnry, 0 O3 t •A Forbes Newspaper- September 8,9,10,1893 Forbes Newspapers U-1

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6000 4U4O AUTOMOBILES •010 •030 In — is li II •no On-JtMNf unthrtlOOO CHRYSLER- 85 Lase MAZDA— SB 323 SE, CADILLAC- 75 Sedan TOYOTA- 79 Corolla, MERCURY- 62 Station XE, 2.2 liter turbo dr., PS, PB, AC, AM/FM/ FORD- 82 Thunderblrd CHIVY BLAZER-1985 HARLEY DAVIDSON- Devllle, 132K, green, auto, brown, 2-dr., 100k Wagon. 87K, same owner Burgundy w/black leathe CASS., alloy wheels Coupe. 390. AT. PS, PB, 91 Ultra Classic Dresser, loaded, all power, 450 V- (motor newer), new front for 9 yrs. PS/PB. AC Int., auto, p>, pb, till $3200, Qrsat cond., 908 SHvwado, V-e. 4x4. auto- JUNK CAMS WANTED PW. AM, WW. Orlg. Blk, Lste model wreck* & $14,600. Low mileage. 8, runs «xc, $350, 783- tires, good Int., needs Asking $1150, 233-9067. cruise, delsy wipsrs, im 218-0282 matic, fully loaded, good paint w/red int. 77k mi, shape. $3900/80 Cat trucks. Top SSS Paid. Must see to appreciate. 9336 brakes. SBOO/BO. 908- fm/cass, AC, pw, pdl, Manuals & Receipts Excellent Condition. Alot 722-7699, 10am-10pm MITSUBISHI- 85 Oa- MAZDA- SO MX6 5S04M4 or S74-0601. 906-848-6582 CHEVY- 78 Mallbu, rear wlper/dafog Solid rust free. 13800. of extras. 968-4508 lent, 12K on rebuilt en- dlgtal dash, p/mlrrars Sports coupe, exc cond, good condition and runs ine. AC, OD trans, Snrf., sunroof, AC, auto, alarm Call bst. 8-9pm 90B- MDVOU PIRONE'S AUTO SAL- well. 4 doors. $600. sport alloy wh»»l» 231-9554. KNOW.. ^ VAGE— cars a trucks KAWASAKI- Nlnja 600 B/O, 906-561-4663 $9000.297-7151 R. 1991. 1600 miles, axe. 908-281-9782 8020 NEED CASH FASTI I that an ad in thla local wanted. Hlghait prlcss 8010-6710 AutomoMNM NISSAN- 86 Stanza NO "TfREKICKERS'II * * * MERCEDES** * FORO— 66 Galaxle 500, paper also goes Into 29 paid. Free pick up. Con- cond., S3900 b/o, 90S- OAT8UN- 79 280 ZX, Wgn. Auto O.D., PwrSun $2850 B/O 908-722-3000 63 Sedan. Wonderful 352 V-a, auto, 2 dr. H other local papers? tainer service available. 985-7354 or 469-4008 •010 • Automobiles 2+2, little rust, runs umtar 12500 •xt 6250 Iv. mig. lop, Yellow W/wNte rf., rf, AC,-i-lux. pkg. Sacrl orlg. Folks look. Light Reach over 380,000 663-1630 SUZUKI- 87HM-18B. all Unitaf «<000 great, new clulch, tires t- tics $1900. 676-5263. blus, 72K. garaged good cond., $2200 B/O, readers with one catll 908-722-2752 rebuilt, runs good, SSSO •030 • AutomoMlM brake*. $900/B0. 908- $7000 9O8-879-6111 1 or B/O, 008-484-0791 Ond»r$2500 754-4981 ask lor Bill CHiVY- 68 Pick up. w/ VOLVO- 62 Olesel DOOOE- 93, Colt, excel $130 •030 • Automobllas 327. 'Vstte eng., no rusll Wagon, aulo, Air, PW, cond. PS. PB, AC, AM/ MERCEDES 71. 2S0SE OLDS- 70 Delta 68 DOOQI- 83 Ram •040 • Antique* and DATSUN- 62 310. Looks a rum exc, $2500/ AM/FM cass. Good cond FM, 3000mi, Purchase Mint Cond. In and out. 83K OHIO. Ml.l Good Brown, 4dr, fully loaded, price $9700 asking Charge, now ilres 33,12. 8400 ClMSlc Automobllts BO 906-236-9225 Must sell. S1BB5/BO. Dk grsan w/ tan int., condition, 2 new tires, 50R1BCT. Asking «3400 stereo, looks & runs 906-752-4375. $8700/60. 908-889-9017 auto, fullpowor, 97K ga- S650/BO, (908) 756-7716. RECREATIONAL •OSO • Luxury great. Dependable. 7SK. CHEVY- S3 Camaro 90C-S37-9B77 Automobile* raged, original owner. YOUR CLASSIFIED AD VEHICLES super clean. $675. 757- 228. Body It very good, VW- 85 Oolf. 2dr, 5sp, FORO- 68 Taurus. 4 $9,800 (9O8) 549-5897. PONTIAC- 67 QTO, Red FORD— 78 Ra.ncha.ro. 8060 • Sporticars 9738. eng. Is O.K. Firm price white. Crscked wlnds- door, auto, air Very w/wihit* Int. Car Is Orlg. Many new parts, rune CAN BE PUBLISHED IN M70 • Family Vans $1400.908-231-9154. ield, runs good. AM/FM clean. New tires. Asking MERCURY- 86 Marquis. cond., a little rust but goodl Bast Offer. 908- M NEW JERSEY NEWS- •410 - Campera and BOM • 4X4't, Sport and DOD0E- 77 Aipsn cassette, 8SK. S13S0. $3975. (908) 722-7966. ft Ford B4 LTD, both solid car, PS, PB, all 241-4949 btw 8-7 PAPERS WITH ONE TfaUera Light Truck* CHEW- 14 CAMABO EASY PHONE CALL AND Wagon. Slant 6 eng., (201) 623-9283 whlta, fully loadad, «xc. equip, work*, runs exc, •420 - Motor Homes B090 • Truck* and Vans ood cond., Best offer. Red, rebuilt engine, runs FORD- 89 Tampo. 31K, $3800 B/O, 008-464-0701 INTRODUCTIONS... FOR ONE LOW PRICE. •436 - RV Parts, auto, AC. AM/FM CSSS. cond, $3600 ft $2200/BO. B100 • Automotive Sall 722-0757. good but needs work. 545-8029 avaswkend A way for people to matt FOR ONLY $219.00 Accesoriae • Service Financing $1200 or B/O. 549-2237 PS/P8. Exc. cond. $4700. people, every week In YOUR AD WILL REACH •440 • Mite RV B110- Automotive 908-494-6780. NISSAN— 87 Ssntra, your local Forbes news- OVER 1.2 MILLION AcfVflrtfra In tot CtiuttM! DODQE- 65 Aries, 90K, paper. The ad it free, Parts, Aecaaaorlss HONDA- 86 Prelude S, 4On QXE, 4 Cyl., Auto, HOMES THROUGHOUT Rum well. AM/FM, PS, AC. PS/PB, Exc. Cond., than one oall does It all! THE STATE. CALL and Services PB, Auto. $600. S08-8M- vsry good cond, 5 spd. •120 •Automotive FORD- 76 F-250, Pick- S4200 or B/O (908) 359- 1<**0-StS»S4M FORBES CLASSIFIED AT 7173. BMW- 65 736I. Fully anVfm/cass, ac, $7500 b/ 73 MERCEDES BKHZ Repair up w/cap & power-angle, o, 908-758-3376 Iv. msg. 7157. 1400-BS9-9495, ASK •130- Miscellaneous whole or lor parts. Best FORD- B4 LTD2 Wagon loaded, leather Interior, 450SEL- $1250 or besl FOR JOYCE OR KRISTIN sunroof, alarm. Good HONDA-1989 PRELUDE NISSAN— BB 240 SX. offer. Runs good. FOR ALL THE DETAILS RV SHOW- SEPT 17-19. Automotive OHeri I 908-464-0791 ve, auto, a/c, ps/pb, 96k Red, aulo. AC. 43K, AM/ ml. Looks great, runs cond. $10,000 nsgo. 908- SI 4WS, 5 spd, blue, fully (90S) 7«-2SJ1. Thick* mud Vi ABOUT SCAN- BEST BUYS IN NORTH- NISSAN- 83 Sentra, 4 548-3486. loaded w/ A/C, rear spoil- FM casj. altrao, sunroof, STATEWIDE CLASSIFIED EAST. South Jerasy Expo great. $1850 Call 754 alarm. 908-755-4319 '7S MERCEDES 4MSL 8010 new tires, new clucth, 4418. er, alloy whit, Harm, exc AD NETWORK. Center, Rt 73, Penrtsusk- new brakes, $800. 908- BMW- 87 329, 4 dr., sil- 2-tops. Great shape. en, NJ. Exit 4-N.J. Turn- Automobllms ver, 71K ml. Vsry good cond. $7900. 253-9236 NISSAN- 91 Ssntra SE- $14,400. 752-O2B4 FORD- 86 Escort, 45k, 4 R. Black, Sdr.. exc. cond. pike. $1.00 olf Admis- umtor $1000 spd., new clutch a ex- cond. Well maintained. INTRODUCTIONS... CaH tOS 1M #416 GMC sion. 1-800-332-3976 Setting marritd, must PONTIAC- 78 Firebird, haust, $1100 B/O, 908- $9000/BO. 908-272-1388 A way for people 10 meet 820O NYS. Dark metallic brown w/ sell. 5sp./loaded + ex- MERCEDES- 79 300SO, 985-3878 BUICK- 86 Century, people, every wavk in blue, has everything MOTORCYCLES BUICK- 73 Le Sabre. beige Int., 305 V-8, auto, your local Forbes news- tras. 45K. SB500/BO. 4dr hardtop, auto, PS/ new tires, runs good, HYUNDAI- 87 Excel, 4 Orlg owner, 7BK, well (201) 738-1052. including special ignition TRUCKS maintained, AC. PS. P3, paper. The ad Is free, shulott & alarm. Good PB, 2nd eng. SSOO/BO. must teltll $1000 B;O, spd., radio, metallic gray, then one call does it all) SAAB- 1989. 900. Exc. 93 Build out clearance- •310 • ATVa BO8454-3672 908-464-0791 good cond., $1250 B/O, AM/FM Cassette, interior condition. Best Offer. 6«0-Meae/•„,. ,/?i/- gB CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH PONTIAC Owner MCDONALD BELLE MEAD GARAGE 10 Accord DXs 3^ 18 Accord Coupes| PONTIAC-GMC TRUCK Route 206 S 35 Accord LXs J4* 8 Wagons Route 202 South Belle Mead S 20 Special EditionsW 7 Demos Morristown (908)359-8131 jiff 3 10th Anniversary Editions (201)538-5300 HARD-TO-GET del Sols DOPOE INFORMATION Subscribe to the #1 source i If * l^w Lease/Finance Rates of local news about Do you want more customer traffice? CLAYTON AMERMAN DODGE • Auto Insurance Available On Premises your community! Do You Want To Sell More Cars? • FREE Service Loaner Cars • "74 Years of Sales and Service" At V.I.P. Guarantee Of Satisfaction Establish Your Dealership's Name Order today by calling Main Street, Peapack Advertise In the FORBES (908)234-0143 AUTOSOURCE 1-800-300-9321

TO LIST YOUR DEALERSHIP HERE 753-1500 Forbes CALL 908-722-3000 Newspapers MIDDLESEX & UNION COUNTIES CALL RUSSELL, EXT. 6256 oun Mono FOR 33 YEARS VIP STANOS POR SOMERSET COUNTY CALL DAWN, EXT. 6255 VERY IMPOnTANT PFOPLIE • OUR CUSTOMERS! A Union County Forbes Newspaper September 8,9,10,1993 Forbes Newspapers U-3 Real Guide

Paige, Palfe & Richard*, Address: 200 Casino Ave., Cranford Asklnfprioe: $375,000 oeoxowiis; 9 Baths: 2.5 Amenities: two fireplaces, two-car garage, wooded back yard with running brook, newer furnace Uniting: gas Taxes: (1993)16,209.40 Open bouse: Through Bettie Robinson of Paige, Paige & Richards, 276-1900.

HOMES RECENTLY SOLD BY CRANFORD REALTORS

This house at 209 Casino Ave. in Cranford dates to ttw turn ofttw etntury.

QARWi SOLD Best Wishes to the owners of this SOLD LISTING 3-family home located at 109 An- Old-fashioned quality, style This beautiful colonial on Manor This lovely colonial at 43 Balmiere chor Place, Garwood. The prop- Ave. was listed by Isabel Taylor of Parkway, Cranford, was listed erty was listed by Tom Pagoulatos Barton Realty and sold thru the through mufitple listing and sold by of Paige. Paige * Richards and Two fireplaces accent turn-of-century home on Casino Ave. Westfleld MLS. Kitty Leonowicz. sold thru the Garden State MLS. CRANFORD - This turn-of-the A grand foyer with fireplace wel- family room, highlighted by a field "bentuiy home at 209 Casino Ave. has comes visitors to the first floor. There stone fireplace and walls of book are also a living room, dining room, cases. There are also two and a half been meticulously maintained in itsand kitchen on this level. A natural baths, a finished basement and two- original state. wood staircase sweeps up to the sec- car garage. ond level. A leaded glass window ac- The lot is a park-like setting, with a UNION SOLD cents the second floor landing. brook running through the wooded MEEKER SHARKEY, REALTORS back yard. The furnace is only 5 years SOLO HOUSE TOURS There are three bedrooms on the ANNOUNCES ANOTHER SALE SOLD old. JANET J. STIVALE ol J.S.ON BROOKSIDE PLACE. This GARWOOD. This two family on Listing for $375,000 through Paige, second story, and two more on the An open house will be held 14 p.m. TIFFANY REALTY sold this home lovely home was listed through Myrtle Avenue was listed by Lynne Paige and Richards Realtors, the third. Also on the second floor is a located at 210 Edgar Avenue Elizabeth Batallle and Bill Barton of Wagner of Century 21, D.S. Sunday) Sept. 12. For more informa- through MLS. J.S. TIFFANY home retains the charm and beauty of laundry room. tion, call Bettie Robinson of Paige, Meeker Sharkey, Realtors and sold Kuzsma Realty and negotiated by REALTY is located at 102 South in one week. Century2i through WestfieW MLS. its era of origin. The home features a 20-by-17 foot Paige & Richards at 276-1900. Avenue West in Cranford, I CRANFORD I

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IF YOU CARE ABOUT QUALITY... REDUCED! REDUCED! REDUCED! then come see this friendly 3 BEDHOOM CUSTOM BUILT OWNERS MOVING. WANT IMMEDIATE SALE OF 8 room CRANFORD CAPE COD. ITS SPOTLESS AND WELL-MAINTAINED. SPE- COLONIAL in lovely area. 4 Bedrooms, mod. kitchen and BUY THAT DREAM lovely Cottage-styled Cape Cod in CIAL FEATURES INCLUDE A BRICK FRONT, VINYL SIDING, baths, cozy den, covered deck, fireplace, fenced yard. CEL- immaculate condition Completely renovated in and out, it NEW WINDOWS ON FIRST FLOOR, FINISHED BASEMENT, EBRATE THE HOLIDAYS IN CRANFORD! NOW LISTED AT features living room, dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, den ENCLOSED REAR PORCH. MUST SEE! $174,900. $235,000! i rec. room Walking distance to shopping and transporta- tion . ASKING 5164,900, 'aige, Paige & Richards, e REALTORS Janet D. Barton, CRB, CRS, GRI, REALTOR 181 NORTH AVENUE, E. Member of itELO® World Leader In Relocation J^jency, Inc. CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY 07016 PELO, 106 north Union Avenue-Cranford 10 SOUTH AVE. E. • CRANFORD TELEPHONE: 908-276-1900 (900) 272-4020 908-276-2400 1-800-287-2402 (NJ)

A TOUCH OF CLASS! •ARWOOD This charming colonial home built by Bob Evans features a spacious Living Room with fireplace, bright and cheery formaf AFFORDABLE & SPACIOUS FOR RELATED FAMILIES dining room, new family room w/Cathedral ceiling, new cus- CRANFORD $219,900 fxpanded cnloninl features 4 bedrooms, living room, large tom kitchen with volume celling and skylight, first floor pow- ENGLISH STYLED COLONIAL - Four bedrooms, living room dining area and science kitchen with ali amenities, plenty of der room, 5 bedrooms, spnnking new main bathroom, new with fireplace 1st floor don and formal dining room nicety wood cabinets and full bath Second floor has 2 bedrooms, 1 basement roc room w/built-ins and rich carpet, attached decoratod You'll love Iho wido picture window in the E.I. living room, full bath, plenty ol closets. Finished basement gfirngo on n quid Northslde trpe-llnod street! FIRST TIME Kitchen and Iho two tier deck that overlooks the parklike also has full bnth, Exceptional home in pristine condition. OIFLWD AI OrjLY SU1O.0O0. yard. Short wnlk to Orange Avo. School and town $210,900. Meeker Sharkey,Realtors^ D.S. KUZSMA REALTY , 115 Mlln St. • Cnntord • 272-8337 12-1 South Avenue Enst C*l our Ml frM HOTUNE (Of o»»«*rtlnB» 1-MW9T-91M 102 South Ave, West, Cranford IIIKJIMIIlnm Cranford, NJ 07016 276-7900 I1-800-523-2460 XF736 (908) 272-2570 U-4 / Forbes Newspapers Guide September 8, 9,10,1993

Thla nowtpapor will not knowingly acc«pt any ad- •out v«rtl*irui for raal aatit* wno which Ta In wtelatlon of tha law. Our raadara ara Nobody Cares How Much You Know...Until informed that all dwall- CRANFORD They Know How Much You Cant Inga advartlaad In Ihla SOUTH $74,900 I nawapaptr ara avallabla ROUNO BROOK TWO BEDROOM on an aqual opportunity •129,100- Idul for tha biaia. Flrat Time Buyar. Im- BEAUTY maculate 3BR Ranch, Complaints of discrimina- aat-ln Kltchan, vinyl aid' Thii baaulilully rano- 3ACK tion In housing on tha Ing, naw roof and full vatad condominium at baala of raea, color, baawnam. Call parkllka Kahlcraal crsad, ancaatry, marital boaita cuttom hltchan, 9010-9840 status, ssx or handicap RIAL •STATS Iga. living room, aaay should ba mada to Naw cotta (io qual. buyar) )ChOO\ •010 • Homes UMtor Jaraay Division on Chrtl and a walk to train ata- •190.000 Rights, 363 W. Slats 81., tlon. Sold thru Broker by •020 • HOMM 91 MM Tranton, NJ 08618. protpactua. MM • Farma Phona (609)392-4906. Abraham Lincoln Bill Decker •040 - Uimry Henwa Alalatas As the summer winds down and the thought of MoMtoHomn AFfOROABLB MODU- ALMS •010 LAR— Cuatom Homai. Back-To-School approaches, I ask you this Real MM ERIC Aaaoo. oftara high HOUSE OF THE WEEK $190, quality eutomlicd Estate question. •070 lufn homaa, daoltt a^4 flra#ft* WESTFIELD •000 • Towmhowt houaaa that ara Aflord- TIRED OP How important is your township's school system in •MuM-Pamlry abla. Flnanclna avail- VOURCOMMUTBt $229,000 OMATMIYI aM« to qtwUtad buyan 900 aq.ft. 2BR Edison helping you attract buyers for your home? •100 Lota and Aa*a«o Charming 2BH Colonial, f,«0»)46«1

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PISCATAWAY WESTFIELD $495,000 EDISON WATCHUNG METUCHEN NEWLY LISTED Large 13 rm Victorian in professional CREAM PUFF!! Owners say "SELL ITtl" Beaulilul com- JUST REDUCEDI Mint condition cape features now thormal SUPER SPLIT munity. Conv loc Io Bliopplng A WQII- 4 for char mlng Cn[«> on \ii ivnio wooded lot Weichert zone. Tremendous potential for office windows, now wall to wfill carpeting, sky- Immaculnlf) .')bdrrti. I ".• hnlh split, iinragR, woys. 4 BR colonial split w/pracloui> with txinuliful vmwfl ki()rmj'id pool, and location. 8 bdrms, 4 bths, carriage light, now kitchen 4 balh, cathedral coil tjnsomHnl. Gflnt air, howoncloseoporch. kitchen A more Coma a Inapoct yonr- Bcronnod [K>r<:(> am just n fnw ol the Realtors Ings. 0?4-Z534 $122,900 -? VATCHUNQ OFFICE 908-561 -5 VATCHUNQ OFFICE 008-561- #/ Independent Nationally Westfield 264 E. Broad St. 908-233-5555 A Union County Forbes Nowspaper Septembers, 9,10,1993 Guide Forbes Newspapers / U-5

02O0 9440 VACATION Townhouama PROPERTY mnd ContfamMtims •210 • Homas For Sala MANVILLE- 3 rm apt. NO. PLAINFIELO- Furn. •RANCHBURO- CENTRAL JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES •320 • Pocono* BCOMiNSTEH- Pine for 1 working person, room, kit. privileges, Furnlshed room for rent. Non-smoker, no pets. Kit. privileges. Call for '* • Propartlaa Vail, 2 BR, 1 1/3 bath, all bualneat woman, non- i*PP 30 YR FIXED 15 YR FIXED OTHER •aso • Rasa/i appl., W/D. S102S/mon. S5S0 + Utll. 725-1099 smoker. 756-0204 details 908-520-4432. Propartlaa avail 10/1, 908-526-3399 MKTUCHEN- 2nd ft. In PINE MOTEL- Rag. rms Lender, City, Phone FEE RATE PTS APRRATE PTS API RATE PTS APR •140-Walaff rent • EOMINSTIR- The 2 family. 3BR, 1 bath. Propartlaa CAC, DW. $1000/mo.+ & rms w/kll. for rent. Hills" 2 BR, Bath, W/W, §[ ! •UO • Lota and utilities. 1'A mo.sec.4 Short stay, dally, wkly., Accountant* Mtge.WhitahM Sta. M0-C27-4Z1* 0 s.es 0.25 6.93 6.25 0.75 8.44 B.2B O.OO <1.26 K AC, W&D, Gsr Avail. 10/ monthly rates • lowered) AerMM t- S1200/m 781-6141 refs req. Available 10/1. 3.00 7.10 6.25 3.00 1.03 A •1M-Tlmalharas No pets. S4B-7129. 908-722-9520. Amboy National Bank,Old Bridga •OS-MI-1700 200 B.7S 6.79 4.25 1.0O 4 •270 • Vacation Rantals CLINTON (Beaver American Federal Mtge, Union •OS-Mt-MOO ISO B.SO 2.25 6.73 6.00 2.13 6.36 6.75 t.SS 1(.90 8 aO WMhand Rentals •rook)- Furn'd, large MIDDLESEX— Vi BO, 1BR, 2 patloa, great view. LR, Kit. CAC. 18 Dayton Ad* kl CMM/flM Bay City Mortgage, Hazlet •M-ZC4-27M 350 6.50 2.00 6.60 6.00 2.00 6.48 6.50 1.00 t1MB IB50+ utll. 281-OBOB. Ava. $700/mon \- gat & don* cost — CRANFORO- For elect., Flloma. Avail, 9/1. female college student. Capital Funding,Parsippany •0O-H2-I7M 0 B.OB 0.00 6.88 6.36 0.00 6.38 6.75 0.00 11.75 1 lOMIRlIT- Quail- Th*y p»yl Largo Private 2 room apt WMwftwit brook, 3 bdrm, 21/2 NO.PLAINFIELD- Clear plu* Sharing facilltiea Cenlar Fed'l Savings.Princeton 60O-229-9SZ7 950 6.63 3.00 6.99 6.13 3.00 6.70 6.75 3.00 1M2B baths, pool, $1195 +utils. brignt 1BR, 2nd fl: 3-fam. with other students. «O»> TW-H44. SSQS/mo. Heat, hot water •OMERVILLE AREA— Sharing kilchen, living Central Mtge Svcs. Watchung •oa-7M-0300 295 7.38 0.00 7.38 7.00 0.00 7.00 4.63 0.00 4.63 A incl. No pats. Non- older man to share apt. room and other facilltiea LAND— Unlondala, Pa. SOMERSET- Quail- smokers. Rets, 753-2359 with other man. MOO ml Choice Mortgage, Morris Plains •00-244-2*21 35O B.BB 0.00 6.88 6.63 O.OO 6.63 4.25 0.00 5.37 A Build your Draim Horn* brook Condo 2BHs, 1 In attractive, aate, up- clothea laundered, meals scale neighborhood. 6.63 6.50 on • Ae. with vitwi of bath, many upgrades. PLAINPIELD- (East Included for SS7S. Call Collective Fed'l Savings.Edison WI-MI-4I4I 350 7.00 0.00 7.00 0.00 6 63 0.00 6.50 F Elk Mt. Ski ratort. Skate end) Charming 2BR apt, Cloae to ail trans, plua $875 + utils. Avail, 10/1. 722-2035 7.25 0.00 7.30 6.75 0.00 6.B5 7.25 0.00 7.30 B on prlvata pond wintar, 717-420-9759 In owner occ.d Victorian. private parking. J375 In- ComNet Mtge Svcs.Somerville •Oa-722-BSOO 295 S775M10. incl. util. OH It. •OMBRVILLE- MS and cludes all utilities. One swim ft trout Nth In sum- 500 6.50 3.00 6.85 6.00 3.OO 4.50 0.00 6.21 A rtjar. Pois. tubdlv./adj. to pkg, laundry facilities. Up. Kitchen, good loca- year lease plus security Countrywide Mortgage.Westfield •0S-7W-t4»S 6.56 Pa. Sami Praierv*. Avail 10/1. 908-753-2428. tion near Town A Trantp. deposit. Rat req. Call 27F-M70. Crastmont Fed'l Savings.Clark •0a-S27-O1O0 300 6.50 2.50 6.75 6.00 2.50 6.40 3.75 3.00 6.1S A $53,000 908-234-1958. Call •M.722-2107 RAHWAV— 1 BR, heat/ 350 B.BS 1.00 6.97 6.38 1.OO 6.53 8.50 1.50 5.05 A HW, gas Inc., no pets, SOMEflVILLE- Lovely SOMERVILLE AREA- Directors Mtg Loan, Rochelle Pic. aoo-B7t-exM •OUNO BROOK- 1BH close to train. S525. Stu- rm., residential, refr., older man to share apt. Empire Mortgage Co.,Somerville •0O-7S4-Z342 350 7.25 0.00 7.25 6.88 0.00 6.68 7.50 O.OO 7r.SOB 921O dio apt. also avail. Call phone/cable hookup, with other man. MOO w/ apt. Close to trans-train 5.88 6.34 0.00 5.98 A TfeneSfMrvs A bus. Off-st. parking. 908-7S0-1191. non-smoker. 179 A up/ ctothes laundered, meals Equity Fin'I.OId Bridge •0O-M2-M2* 325 6.38 2.75 6.65 2.75 4.25 For more Info. 287-2778. wk., seeuirty 4 ref. Call Included for $575. Call RAHWAV- Studio apt. after 4, 725-6470. First Savings Bank SLA, Edison •0«-US-4480 325 6.63 3.00 6 96 6.00 3.00 6.53 6.63 0.00 6.62 D TIMESMARE UNITS AND w/uiilitles. Close to train 722-2035 CAMPOROUND MEM- •OUNO BROOK- 2nd •0S-7M-7114 325 7.13 O.OO 7.29 6.63 0.00 7.03 4.50 O.OO 6.41 A fir. apt. avail. Oct. 4 rms, station, no pets. Call First Town Mortgage.Edison BERSHIPS- Olttrais 3B213SS or 790-13*0. salei-Cheapll. World- modern kitchen and Genesis Mtge Svcs.E Brunswick •0S-ZS7-S7OQ 375 6.63 3.00 6.91 6.25 3.00 6.85 3.88 3.00 6.66 A wida ««lactlons. Call VA- billh S695-':ntli 1 : 2 RARITAN- Efficiency Advrtls9 In thm Clmsslflmdl CATION NETWORK U.S. mtn security. Call lor apt $600/mo. utll. Incl. Hudson Mortgage Co, N Bergen «0O-«7*->274 N/P 6.75 N/P 7.05 6.25 N/P 6.73 3.75 N/P 6.60 A appl to see, 358-2B05 nice nghbd, ofl-st. prkg. • ltd Canada 800-543- Imperial Credit,Parsippany •0O-24C-Z7SS 245 6.50 2.63 6.76 5.88 3 00 6.35 3.88 1.00 6.0fl A 6173. Free rental Infor- BOUND BHOOK— 4 rm., Call 908-722-2632 mation 305-563-55S6. 1 st fir., adults pref., 1 1/ RARITAN- Quiet res. MORTGAGES Ivy Mortgage.Belle Mead •0O-»M-24M 300 7.13 0.00 7.13JI6.75 0.00 6.75 3.38 3.00 6.01 A 2 mon sec, raf. req., call aroa, 3 furn rms, priv. en- TIMESHARCS IN FLORI- Key Corp Mtge,Laurence Harbor S0O-B3»-M7t 295 6.50 2.50 6.76:6.25 1.S0 6.03 3.75 1.50 6.12 A DA— at discount price*. 356-1643 or 489-3154 trance. Rent discount for Ret main ( or I \ in 1 i.isc malnt. work? 725-7767. Spaed weak, Spring •ftlOOKWATER- 2/3 King Mortgage Corp., Clifton •oo-Ms-soao 300 6.63 2.50 6.87 6.00 3.38 6.54 3.50 2.38 6.18 A Br««k, 4th of July, Labor BR , li nlshad bsmt, SO. PLAINFIELD- 2 7.04 6.63 0 00 6.84 4.00 0.00 4.03 A Day weekt, plui Fall fenced yard, quiet neigh- Family, 1BR, office/den, Management Mtg Corp.Matawan MS~M«-0500 0 7.00 0.00 waaki. R.P.M.I. REAL M()KT(i\(i[ IM'IR'IS borhood. $890/ mth Ig. LR, spacious Kit., Manor Mtge Corp, Parsippany S01-M4-M40 225 7.00 0.00 7.00 6.50 0.00 6.50 TOO 0.00 7.00 B ESTATE 1-800-6448404. utll. (90S) 604-2409. walk-In storage, heat & hot water Incl. $725. Metropolitan Mtge Svc.Freehold MS-ZV4-MM 350 B.5O 2.SB 6.78 6.00 2.88 6.46 5.25 3.00 5.52 G BRIDQEWATEft- Apt. In Avail. 10/1. 757-9159. CUL THE ARL\S MC^T SKUU.I) V •270 priv. residence. 4 rms, otf Monarch Svgs Bank FSB,Clark •0Q-3S4-MMU 299 6.63 3.00 6.93 6.13 3.00 6.61 3.75 3.OO 6.13 A St. pkg., storage area, SO. PLAINFIELD- S Vacation Hwttota laundry hook-up, water rooms w/balcony, $725/ Morgan Cartton Fin'l, Matawan •0O-M2-6719 0 6.75 1.50 6.88 6.25 1.50 6.37 3.75 1.50 J1.67 A Incl. $650 + utll. Prof, mo. + utlls. Avail. 10/1. 'WORCO FLA- AnnaMarla Island person. 1 mo. sac. Rets, 908-548-8595 Mortgage Money Mart, Edison S0Q-«4ft-«2«1 0 6.5O 2.BS 6.78 6.00 2.75 6.44 3.68 1.00 «1.09 A gulf .front, 2 BR apt, full lease 72S-3242. Lv msg. FINANCIALSERVICES Neway Financial Svc.N Plainfleld •01-755-*2H 295 6.63 2.00 6.82 6.13 2.OO 6.44 7.OO 0.00 1'.00 B turn, kit 4 linens, cable. DORCHESTER AC, BBQ/patio, balcony Wirtrttit In Ifn CfMilftttfi 908/561-3836 ****- New Century Mtge.E. Brunswick eos-SM-4aoo 375 7.0O 0.00 7.01 6.63 0.00 6.71 4.00 0.00 A .01 A avail.1-800-227-7940 HOUSE NJ Home Funding Group,Edison •0«-241-4400 0 6.50 3.00 6.80 5 B8 3 00 6.35 6.75 3.00 7.05 B Somervllle - Disney NJ Savings Bank.Somerville •08-722-0*00 325 6.75 2.25 6.97 6.50 1.00 6.66 3.88 1.00 9 .98 A World Araa-Kissimmee. Luxury Prtv owners offer lowest High Rise Paine Webber Mtge.Cranford •OB-276-0*4* 375 6.38 2.75 6.64 6.00 2.75 6.43 3.75 2.75 A .17 A poaslble rates for fully Elevator Apartments Jdadtd 2 bdrm, 2 bth •0«-M1-*»32 350 6.50 3.00 6.81 6.00 300 6.50 4.50 0.00 fl.15 A squesfcy clean condos i*araoise Mortgage, warren aoo-s««-z20o 395 7.00 0.00 7.00 6.63 0.00 6.63 6.88 0.00 fl.88 M Inel kitchen hardware, 722-9177 Royal Mortgage,E Brunswick towels, linens, barbecue Two classifications in the all-new Forbes Newspapers Studio Royal Mortgage, Morristown •00-9S1 -»8K 395 7.00 0.00 7.00 6.63 0.00 6.63 4.50 0.00 4 .50 A grllf». W/D, color cable & Classifieds aro FREE to you when you fill out and mail much more. $59.99 par 1 & 2 Bedrooms Source Mortgage, Somerville •oo-*««-tsso 325 7.00 0.00 7.00 ;6.f>3 0.00 6.63 6.38 0.00 fl.38 D day. Tom A Rosemary. 1- DUNELLEN/PISCAT- m the coupon below 800-FLA-77B7, AWAY AREA- maturo Source One Mtge Svcs.Cranford 90»-70«-4217 0 6.50 3.00 6.85|6.O0 3.00 6.56 3.50 3.00 fl.99 A Protessionai, 3 rooms, all •0S-7M-S333 350 6.63 3.00 6.92! 6.00 3.00 6.48 4.50 0.00 fl.02 A MOUSE PALM COAST, utils SS7S Immed. oc- Summit Mortgage Co., Cranford FLA*- furnished 2 BR, If you have an item If you have a pet cupancy. 908-968-0416. Watchung Hills Bank.Warren aoa-aos-taoo 300 6.38 2.75 6.67 5.08 3.00 6.40 6.13 3.00 fl.59 J bath, W/D. Week/S150. you can no longer that you can no lon- mo /season. 356-8216 DUNELLEN- 1rm studio Worco Financial Svc, Warren •oa-s«i-*aaa 75 7.0O 0.00 7.00it. 75 O.OO 6.75 4.13 0.00 IY/P A with kit. & bath. 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Ratal and t«mi ai* tubec! to c > «ing«- L«nd«ri intaraatac LBI— Oceanslde. 3 Bed- EDISON— Lg 4 rm apt, In displaying Information ihould contact Coopmtfcw Mcrt9*e* Information® (201) 702-0313 For mo* informalion,bo(row«ri aboutd room- sleeps 8 Available I Bn CAC. quiol nuiiit- Q Free to Good Home G Adoptable Pets eatttha tandan.Contact landers tar Wwmjboo on other mortgage products and »arvic«t.Cocpwativa Mortgage Information aaawmaa 912/93 Call 609-49 4- end st., conv. to all pub- r 1567 or 90B-561-2962 lic trans , $700/mon , (2100) (3080) iwN*»* tar typography errors otomtt*^. Rat,MlMMwaraitfipliaidbyth• Iand4 /3. N/P— Not Providad by IfKuUoft POCONOt- Big Bass 201-992-1590 Lokfi 3 BR Lakeiroril GARWOOD- 4rni9. 2nd new boat, fireplace, li. full attic, priv. entr. All cable, tennis, lodge Fail utils excpl olec, rates. Wkends weekly. Exc cond/loc. Avail 10/1 Mid week specials Rea- 908-7B9-1425. 8On3ble. (6091 259-7353 HILLSBOROUGH— 2 POCONOB— Mountain BR in oldor colonial Crialol Very pnvalo. near home clean & quiet, re- Del. water Gap Re» cunlly renovated, Lg yard Avail. (906) 231-144S & palio, close to Prince- Phone ton/Somorville/Fleming- POCONOS- Saw CreeK ion, No pots, Non- Address 3 BRs Don, pool, lonnis . smoker, 1 yr. Ioa9e golf, S250,weekonil S75Oman, • uiil ,112 City 908-7S7-6849 after 6pm. nion soc . RGI.S, avail. Slals. Z.p. STTMAARTEN- Follow 10/1. cnll Bob: 908-534- the Trade Winds, 2 our 6171 days. 369-7075 ove Fill in 1 chaiacter per To run the ad for Ircc, Beautiful 2 BR, 2 bath KENILWORTH- Nico Send to: Forbes Frcebies villa directly on beach, box. allowing lor spac- this coupon must bo Forbes Newspapers i apt i" owfior Qccupiod 2- es and punctuation as fresh water pool, kit . lam. ZBfi, garaqo, clrvwy used No phone or- Classifieds I cable. VCR, Fax a I necessary. Remember S765/mo. > util. Busi- ders. For any ques- P.O. BOK CM. 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SIDMINSTIR- Prol. F to share SBfl twnhee. 8/ or.oo 1. 1500/mo Incl. utlt. COMMERCIAL CONDOMINIUMS lmvw/rtf'a.9OB-71t-93ro. HEAL [STATi BRMMIWATM 3 bedroom houar $400 N10 • •ualfMSi plui 1/3 of th« utilities. Uwtortala MoVartfaa WILL PAY YOUR CaH In On C/antfrM/ EDISON— prol. l«mal«, heat, hot water, trash pick-up, yard maintenance, non smoker, conserva- HM- Burgdorff Homes For Sale Benefit From Extensive Marketing Exposure. II tive to irujre 2 BR, 2 bath for Bale landscaping, and major home owmer insurance bills* condo with •am*. $400 - Warehouse plusutlls,B72-2136 for Sale FANWOOD- Prol. F to . Inttuetrtal SOUTH PLAINHELO- FOR 3 YEARS... •hara 3BR apt. Nlca lOOOiq.ft. multl-uia: area.S2M+ 1/3 mil. 322- OHlca*, Shop, light man- 4437/322-8882. Lv map, •870 • Retail Rentals Really! • Warehouse ulacturing, ate. Mina. HILLBOHOUOH- The Rentals from 287, Convanlantly Meadowa, M seeks M/F, • Commercial Real locatad. Affordable rani. We'll even supply no hassle, affordable, owner financing N/S, Nftfruga, own bath, Estate Wanted aoa-7U-SMO to qualified buyers with as little as 10% down payment. W/D, Kit., pool, tennfa, STORAOt/OAII. APACE $400/mon., + 1/2 utll., 1 AVAIL.- 22 X a'$190. mon aec, avail. 10/15, 20 X 22, Itao/mo. 24hr. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY 9OS-50O-6978 •ac. 808-722-0773, HIUSBOROU0.H- Prof. F, non-smoker to ihar* 2 Mortgage rates ait the lowest in years, rents are the BR TH. Prlv. balh. All Atff highest in yean, your condo fees are covered for 3 amenities. SS50/mo. doni coat — Avail. 0/28, 281-0102. WISTFiaiD BRIDGEWATER BEAUTIFUL AND FANWOOD Sltad on appro*. 1 acra, Triaypay/ years, and the economy is improving... SOMERSBT- F, NS, to B-2 fonad. 4 Bldoa; 4500 SPACIOUS FANTASTIC lhara 2BR, 2 Vi bath •q.ft, brick 2-tlory ml ONE OF A KINO Call for details on our "FALL FIRST* Limited twnhse., avail. Immad. CAC; 3000 aq.n. 1-itory; describes this lovely 4 bed- Is this Cape Cod that features 9800 Quality custom built 1.5 story Time Program geared to select lbr condominiums 1550 + >A utll. 314-1258. 12,000 aq.tt. 3-itory BUSINESS room, 21/2 bath colonial. Set on 3 bedrooms, 1 Vfe baths, with a w/etavaior * loading ranch on 1 + ac of woods and (resales excluded) dock. Parking for 40 OPPORTUNITIES professionally landscaped a private road close to the full finished basement. New Ad* In ClnthM cart. WSF 4515. siding and windows offered at $1,900,000. M10 • Butlneaeaa property. Entertain in a spa- park and school it offers a don't colt - fertale cious 400 Sf FR. Formal DR, living room with fireplace, for- $169,900. Fanwood easy walk Ttnyptyl M20 • Pranchla* to transportation, town and Oppertunlttea sunken LR, 2.5 baths, MBR mal dining room, eat-in • UcMHaJor Sale suite-*- 3 BRs. IG heated pool/ kitchen, joalousied porch and shopping. PS Code 1542 CONDOMINIUMS OfjpeitiwHlea cabana. $339,000 PS Code so much more. $299,900 Fanwood Office 4541 Westileld Office 008-322-7700 217 Prospect Avenue, Cranford 276-0370 Bedmlnster-Brldgewater 908-233-0065 (Mon-Fri, byAppl.: Sat.- NoAppt. Necessary, 10-4 PM Office 'Maintenance reduction for • period of 36 months will be NOTICE: All MISCEL- 908458-3399 credited off purchase price at time of contract baaed on current LANEOUS RENTALS maintenance feei on given contracted unit. faO CHEVY STEP BIDMINtTIR- Rt.202, VAN— 350 V8, 20' long. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE prlma apaca, bright of- Fully aqulp. Raady to by caah, check, VISA flea, good parking 1330 MMMTMfMIMIlMTIROraCE MNWOOOOmCI WIITFWLO OFFICf make money. Route Incl. 271 flout! MMM P.O, Bo» 275 256 South Awiue 600 Nor* tan Witt or Maatar Card. For a »qtt lttl Asking $14,S00/BO. Call PWumin,NJ0M7B fl, MJ C7OJ3 VratffaKI, HJ07OW ouotai on cost Dsejaea) B10WMTIR- Small 1- 008-732-9487 or 908-753- •ajfje^e/i^ w w •je^s^aTa.a, peTe/V£^0^B^Bj 9045 aft. 4pm, Call 1-S0O.SSB.B49S. paraon orftca on Main St. (Ri. 202). Slgnaga avail, ATTINTIOH NBTWrORK Eical. prkng. AH mil. Incl. MARKETIRti Join tha «325/mo, 9Q|.a34-9400. faatett growlno MLM PAH mixa- ilngla ot- company atlll In Ha FOR- flea*, w/iharad tacratarl- MULATION alage. Ba the al aarvtcaa, call lor add, Firtt Representative. In Into, 906-781-2702 Your Araat Call 1-40O- •49-0138 Nowl MCTUCHEN- 2 to 8 room offlcai, prlma loca- HOME DEALERS WANT- tion, n«ar train t but, off CO- No Franchise Fee •Iraat parking, Call Arnolt "We aand Laadi" Fac- tory Training. Alta Indus- triaa, aatabllshed 1971, NEW BRUNSWICK offers opportunity for Mean of the business daalen in profitable bual- district. Acrosa from neta. Naad FT or PT Mlddleaex County Court- dealers, good Income. house., 4t Bayard Street, Alta Industrial, Halcotta- (comar of Qeorge 4 Ba- ville, NY 12438. 1-800- yard Sts) Close to Naw 928-2562. Brunswick train station Excel, acceas to NJ INTERESTED IN AN SX» Tphe, Routes 1, 16, 287, CITING WORLD OF 130. Short & Long-Term BEAUTY a FASHION?- leaaas. Units from 200 Do you deatre financial aq. ft. & up. Avail fraadom? We could ba immed. For further Into tha opportunity you are call: looking forl Cafl Char- Brian D. Levhte lotte, 4848, (906) 382- BAB Aseecletsa, Inc. 5107, tor more Informa- tion on how to laihion your futural PISCATAWAV- Offlca or Halatl. 6.O0D tq. ft. START YOUR OWN Will divide. Alto danilit PART TIMf BUSINUS- CLARK $239,900 HIUMOROUQH $119,008 MONTQOMIIIY JlM.O ofllea. Ri. 287 a Siellon from homa without (aop- Completely renovated wMiln tfi* last year new Immaculate ' Chenywod" modal la naut. fld. 981-1313. ardlilno your current po- CLARK $399,900 tuouanout end teaturee oaVi. oHIng, afcy- attion. Top potential for eecortd floor w/maet*f auto, 2nd bdroom ml SpaokMM ranoh on tan* part afca property Prom a§ sunny eaWn Morten formal SOMERVILLE/HILLI- •fcytghn, play room \n baeement. 2 tone heal ExquleaeoenterhallcnlonWfeaiurfnginground feature* 3 bedroome, 1 /befce.devtolldlnina. dMna room a aunaan Hvtna room wan Are- HMTa * M ovartooMng Ig. IMna ateaE* top performers. Call Pat poolw/apa.oatianaw/Wetbar, CAC/VAC.whM oed marWa Hoot and oak BOROUGH AREA- 1500 for more Information 908- •yvttm. CA lint floor wind for tecond floor. marble H« place, large k>l on prtaHgiout out- room leading to patio, parttfcy fMenad beet- pboa. at al More at an unbearable a*toe. aq. fl. of quality ofllea Com* and eee! di-uc Ottered at: S3M.900 CLK 51 S3 ment. Cal lor mon detslfa. CLKS174. Doni M Ma one gal ewayl Hh.1 494 una. Mova In ilHILISI} M0-197S apaca In offlce/lnduatrlal R. a. L. Intentetlenal. CUMC park on fit. 206. Will aub- AREAOmCf dlvtda to 7S0 aq. ft. Flax. Start yeur own part time laaaa tarmt. Fraa rant btialneea— from homa optiont. 17/aq. ft. i utll. w/oul laopardlzing your for your old bldg w/ op- current poalllon. Unlim- tion to buy. Warehouta/ ited income potential In manufacture apace avail. USA A Int ly. Call RML In- Call 908-674-7500. ternational 906-234-1488.

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Sept 8-10,1993 Focbes Newspapers Weekend Phis 3 monthly basis and find other peo- By LORE RUSSO WfeetendP/us Wfter ple to play." arbara Plaksin once asked The Six Mile Run church came David Berger if he ever into play after Ms. Plaksin visited played his guitar anywhere a flea market there one day. "I was but his living room. talking to someone in the kitchen, B telling them I really wanted to do It was a question that spawned an idea, a coffee house and the this." But the church directors had start of a production company to decide on the idea, she was told. that, since 1989, has helped vari- "Then I saw the food in the kitch- ous unknown musicians by giving en and I started to think we could them a spot in the limelight. have people bring a food donation Plaksin, 39, a Franklin Park resi- and incorporate that into the ad- dent, began B Flat Productions, mission, He seemed really thrilled with this idea and thought it was a which produces the seasonal per- 11 formances at Horizons Coffee great idea for the community. House at the Six Mile Run Re- And the church directors agreed, formed Church, to get musicians Admission into Horizons' shows up on stage without having them now is $6 or $5 with a donation of worry about the other hassles of non-perishable food for the God being a performer. Squid, a non-profit agency out of "I realized after talking to David New Brunswick that collects and that a lot of people who are good distributes the food. have no place to perform and have The first event with David Berg- no idea how to get some recogni- er drew a small crowd and was tion;1 Ms. Plaksin said. "It's not so pulled off with the help of a bor- easy to sell yourself and be con- rowed sound system and friends cerned with practicing your music. UWKKEN0PW8 who greeted patrons at the door, Fd rather tee you take all your John Stubb, Mlkt Hyda and Jot Glarolo rahatraa at Horizon* CONMHOUM In Franklin Park. Back then, the church provided energies and put them into the the concessions but now Mary music, m aim you, direct you and Ellen Dttul bakes all the food for get you up on stage That way you the evening's performance. No al- doit have to deal with any of the Folk in focus in Franklin cohol is permitted, but coffee and nonsense." tea, are served. Hie church is rent- Ms. Plaksin now arranges book- ed the first Friday of every month, September June, for the concerts. Horizons Coffee House 'unplugs' another musical season As far as Mi. Plaksin is con- and has been the provider of en- cerned, this is what a true coffee tertainment for fairs and festivals throughout the state, Eventually she wound up in Philadelphia, where she ' house is. Many clubs throughout the state which claim to including last year's Hopeweil Harvest Fair. lived for eight years, going to see performers at the former be coffee houses are really nightclubs with a bar, "I used to produce our own neighborhood musicals," she Robin Hood Dell - now the Mann Music Center - such as it seems to me the whole concept came about in Green- said, recalling growing up in the small town of Kingston, Kenny Loggins, Linda Ronstadt and Joni Mitchell She wich Village, which had small clubs where people could sit Pa. "I remember teaching my sister and my girlfriend a recalled seeing The Cars opening for Hall and Gates at The at small tables and get coffee and listen to poetry readings song and we made up a dance and I think I directed some Tower Theater. "No one knew who they were," she said. or folk singers. That's where Bob Dylan and Joan Baez and plays. I was always putting songs into everthing and I The love for live music stuck with her through a career Judy Collins came to play and hang out." taught everyone the words." as a retail optician, which brought her to Franklin about "The people playing at Horizons have been thrilled," she She went from a small town - and a mother who used to nine years ago. In February 1991 she opened Horizons, said, i want the performers to feel like they're in my » sing to her popular '50s songs like "Buttons and Bows" and At the time, she recalled, there were not a lot of coffee house. Til give them whatever they need. I don't want to "The Big Bopper Song" - to a college in the bigger town of houses in the state and even today, the number hasn't see a performer coughing and not have water next to them. Bryn Mawr where the music came not only from the radio, increased all that much. With her ambition to see David All the people who have played here always call to come but from a range of college clubs and coffee houses, like Berger receive on-stage recognition, she asked for advice back. We take good care of people." The Main line, which was near Harcum Junior College. from the few owners of coffee houses in existence who told Happy performers, she added, makes for larger audi- "The colleges back then used to pull in great groups," she her that starting locally was probably her best move. ences. "We see a lot of regulars coming in and the audience said "I saw Stevie Wonder for $3. It was incredible. There "I started searching for a place to hold a concert and as I is consistently larger," she said. "The fact people are enjoy- were so many opportunities there to see live music that I worked on it I thought, gee, I'm doing all these press ing themselves is great. If I see lots of bodies it makes me didn't have as a young teen." releases and all the other work for this. I can do this on a think this is all worthwhile." Season-opener Elaine Silver draws a family audience 1993-94 concert season at Horizon's sical talents - switching deftly from guitar to ence at Horizons, where two of'her target audi- open Friday with one of the best- banjo to the traditional Appalachian dulcimer, ence come together. known performers to ever take Its stage while sharing her most personal thoughts "Whenever I play at Horizons, people bring - Elaine Silver, who could arguaWy be through her lyrics, sung with a distinctive voice their kids, which is nice," she said. the best-known folk artist in New Jersey, capable of everything from sweet folky melodies Silver will be followed at Horizons by another A native of Moms County, Silver has 20 years to vibrant blues. well-established singer son^riter - DavW of performing expenence to her credit, starting "In terms of being a performer, I'm pegged Massengltl, a native of Tennessee wtio has as a small child doing shows nround the neigh- us being a folk singer, but in terms of a writer, carved out a large following In the New York- borhood. my stuff is more contemporary," she said, list- New Jersey folk scene and has recorded for In that time, she's built up quite a reputation, ing the Beatles, Donovan, Judy Collins and both the Windham Hilt and Shanchte Records not only as a folk singer, but as a self-produced Peter, Paul and Mary as some of her influ- labels. Massengill will perform at Horizons Fri- recording artist, children's entertainer and a ences. "It's acoustic, but it's not as folky as producer of musical workshops for adults, with people are led to believe," day, Oct. 5. topics ranging from woman's issues to how to Nor does she indulge in the kind of abstract The remainder of the aeU booked for the promote yourself as a miMc^n. lyrical poetry that often leave:, the lister mi in '93.94 art?: Michael Jcrli.-./i (Nov. 3); Steve Key But It's performing in concert that gives her thu dark -\ • tii vvtiore itc v>M b i\l (Dec. 3); Bill State (Jar. ?); Open Stage (Feb. the most satisfaction. "Mo;r of what t writ'1 v, stuff thai'i, nli>:cted 4), Jami" Morton (April 1). Stili moru iicls will "I want to perform, I want to touch people's me persoanlly," she c^Uried. "But what I at- I JO -id dec I to several of the shows, whilo the hearts, and I want to moke a good living," she tempt to do ts pit-sent it In i\ universal manner headliners for the March 4, May 6 and June 3 listed as her goals, adding "I don't have a lot of so that It's not just ma talking about this very dates will be announced at a later date. money, but I'm surrounded in abundance." personal thing that no oin can relate to." For more Information, call Horizons at (908) In concert, she shares her abundance of mu- And she's always found a supportive audi- 821-1324. ELAINE SILVER j

4 \AMend Plus Forties Newspapers Sept 8r10,1993 0 VI E S Movie role no 'Burden' for Karen Kirkland First-time director Gregory Hines casts Scotch Plains native in romantic drama 'White Man's Burden' ByWIWAMWESTHOVEN commercials I did were shown all over the country, but I Weekend,Pius Editor remember thinking 'so many people watch Fresh Prince; oh ' aren Kirkland of Scotch Plains may be the only my God, this is great1" member of her family "wacky enough to want to In a strange twist of fate, Kirkland got a callback from an ;," but it's her level head that has helped her earlier audition for White Man's Burden - a drama about a survive the pitfalls of this consuming, fickle and 30-year-old white man (Mark Evan Jacobs) who becomes demanding profession. romantically involved with a 17-year-old black girl (Kirk- And she's done more than survive — 1993 has been a land) - and was whisked to New York at the same time great year for the 1984 graduate of Scotch Plains-Fanwood her mother came to California for a visit. They were looking High School, who moved to California seeking work two far and wide for a "new face," and thought she might be it. years ago. "My mother said, 'If it were me, I'd leave you, so you This past spring, she was featured as rapper Will Smith's better go,' " Kirkland recalled with a laugh. latest girlfirend on the season finale of the hit sitcom The At first, she felt nervous standing before Hines, the cast- Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, and next spring, she'll make her < ing directors and a gaggle of producers, but said that Hines feature movie debut in White Man's Burden, which also quickly put her at ease. happens to mark the directorial debut of Gregory Hines. "He just came over to me, gave me a hug and a kiss on Kirkland, who recently finished filming the movie in the cheek, and right away, all me fears were gone," she Brooklyn, Central Park and Silvercup Studios in Long Is- said. "And afterwards, I talked to some other girls who land City, Queens, enjoyed the experience, as well as the auditioned and they said he did the same thing to them. chance to visit her family on weekends during production, He's just a really, really nice guy." which started in mid-July and wrapped at the end of Au- Following the audition, she waited in a separate room gust. In fact, despite her success in Hollywood, she's look- before Hines came in and said, "So, would you like to have ing for an excuse to come back east on a more-permanent this part?" baste. "I remember saying 'thank-you,' " she said. "But he said "I don't really have a preference as to what I'm going to 'No, thank you. We've been looking for Denise [the charac- do next," she said. "If a movie came along, that would be ter's name] for three months, and I'm happier offering you great If a sitcom came along, or a soap — even though the role than you probably are taking it.' Then he ran people tell me not to - that would be great If a theater around the production office yelling 'We've got Denise in project came along, that would be great, too. But what I'd the room!' And all these people came over and started realty like to do is move back to New York. California is looking at me like I was some sort of caged animal!" line, but in terms of the vibe, it isn't for me." Hines, apparently, got even more than he bargained for Returning to New York would bring her back to where in casting Kirkland. she studied her craft, matriculating at the American Acad- Karen Kirkland of Scotch Plains will make her fea- ture film debut In the drama M/Mte Man's Burton. "Not only is she a good actress, but she's intelligent and emy of Dramatic Arts and at several other workshops, in- easy to work with," Hines was quoted as saying through the cluding the famous Lee Strassberg Institute. movie's publicist. Of course, like most actresses, Kirkland discovered her 'Not only is she a gwd actress, butshe's Kirkland is also thankful the movie's sensitive love story vocation at an early ago. was freed from the perils of Hollywood executives who "My fifth-grade teacher, Mrs. Jones, was always in charge intelligent and easy to mk with' might have emphasized the sexual relationship and the of putting on the Christmas and Easter concerts, and I was -Gregory Hines racial overtones of the story, which she feels are secondary always raising my hand to volunteer," she recalled. "And in to its focus on the emotional and intellectual differences high school, I was in the between the characters, along with Shakespearian Society and the their age difference. Thespian Dub. I also took tap les- "If this was done in Hollywood, sons, ballet lessons, karate lessons it probably would have been R* and tennis lessons, but after 1 took rated," she said of the anticipated acting lessons, that was all I want- PG feature, adding that she's ed." turned down "those kind of roles" in the past. "It's about a 17-year- Following her studies in Man- old girl who just happens to be hattan, she spent two years gain- black and a 30-year-old guy who ing stage experience with a theater happens to be white. We don't group in Baltimore before moving avoid the racial issue, but if the to North Hollywood, where she only thing you get out of it is race, quickly found an agent. Eventu- that's all you want to get out of it ally, she landed several roles in "Actually, Hollywood probably national television commercials, wouldn't have made this film at including ones for Bell Telephone, all." Denny's and, she added with an She wouldn't reveal too many details of the story for fear of ruin- embarrassed giggle, the National ing the surprises it has in store for Rifle Association. Those helped the audience, so you'll have to see land her the role in Fresh Prince, it for yourself to find out what which she feels was her big break. happens. But don't be surprised - "Every episode, he's got a differ- given the momentum her career ent girlfriend, and actresses like seems to have - that by the time Jasmine Guy and Kim Fields have the movie premieres, she may not played them in the past, so I was „ L be the "new face'that Hines was kind of honored," she said. "The Karen Kirkland in character and on the set of White Man's Burden with co-star Marc Evan Jacobs. looking for

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Check the local ads, some karate, and ends up in a Wsetendflus Film Critic Also, a perfectly dreaftil little competition against the bully and ell, kids, it's that time of "romantic" comedy, Thi Opposite his evil karate master (gee, does year again! That's right Sex... and What to Do with Them this sound familiar?). And Joe Pis- - according to Hol- (HBO Video), is hitting the stores copo plays the evil karate guy. Wlywood, the summer is probably as you read this. With a And Norris just happens to show over, the children are back in promising cast of Arye Gross, up and fight along the kid's side, school, and there's no reason to Courteney Cox, Julie Brown, and No, I'm not making this up. Di- release anything except big-deal especially Kevin Pollack, you'd ex- rected by Aaron Norris (hmmm). vanity productions (Martin Scorse- pect some laughs. Instead, you get Also coming this: month: Robert se's The Age of Innocunw, in a compilation of why-do^fill in the DeNiro and Ellen Barkin in This which the creative mind behind gender)-act-like-this jokes that Boy's Life (Warner Home Video); GoodFellas meets 18th century so- every standup comic discarded John Turturro's stab at auteurism, ciety, is due this month) and mov- years ago. So unfunny as to be Mac (Columbia TriStar); and Alive ies that have been sitting on the downright offensive, and with a (Touchstone Video), in which air shelf for years. cast like this, practically a crime crash survivors chow down on Does that mean that we fans of against filmmaking. Don't get me non-survivors in order to survive action, comedy, and just generally started. (best not to watch at dinnertime), fun movies should pack up and go Coming next week is a little In October, we can look forward movie called Joey Breaker (Para- to such titles as A Far Off Place into hibernation until The Fugitive National Lampoon's Loadad Weapon /, starring Emilio Estavaz, mount Home Video) with Richard (Walt Disney); Born Yesterday (Hoi 2 starts filming? Hardly. Keep m is part of the fall home video lineup from New line Video. mind that pretty much every Edson, a character actor who usu- lywood Pictures Video), with Mela movie released will surface on ally plays junkies and henchmen, nie Griffith, Don Johnson, and home video sue months to a year way, if you miss a film in its theat- lin does what she can, and looks taking a romantic lead as a mor- John Goodman; and Tha Pickle after its bow in theaters, and that rical release, home video is the good in a bathtub, but the last ally bankrupt agent (or is that re- (Columbia TriStar), a Paul Mazur means a slew of movies you might next best way to catch it. half-hour is just stupid. Nobody dundant?) who falls in love just sky movie about a movie director have missed while you were on So let's take an admittedly ab- makes good thrillers any more. I when he doesn't want to. It's The who sells out, starring Danny Ai- line for Jurassic Park will be mak- breviated look at this autumn's know — I've seen The Temp. Player with a heart, more or less, cllo. ing their way to your local video homevid lineup. Bill Murray gets his best role in and a refreshing change of pace. And of course, coming Oct. 1, store this fall. Already available is Hear No Evil years in Groundhog Day (Columbia Don't just dismiss it because Disney will rub its magic lamp am Let's make this clear: movies are (FoxVideo), a Watt Until Dark TriStar Home Video), a surrealistic you've never heard of it before; Aladdin will pop out in time for made to be seen in a movie the- clone with Marlee Matlin as the comedy about an obnoxious after all, you've read about it here, Christinas buying season. Priced ater. The screen is the right size deaf (typecasting) fitness trainer weathennan who has to live the so now you've heard of it. at $24.99 {but expect deep dis- and shape, it's dark in the room, caught up in the search for a valu- same quiet suburban day over and Also next week, National Lam- counts), this fun-filled animated hopefully it's quiet, and there's re- able stolen coin. Her life is in dan- over and over and over and... It poon's Loaded Weapon 1 (New movie will delight adults as well a: markably little else to do except ger, one of her clients has just takes the comic premise and goes Line Video), a spoof of guess what, children, mostly due to the efforts eat popcorn and watch the movie. been blown up, and a corrupt cop just about as far as you can go with Emilio Estevcz and Samuel L. of Robin Williams as the voice of But with that disclaimer out of the (Martin Sheen) is on her tail. Mat- without actually making a four- Jackson, provides some laughs in the genie,

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but intriguing film adaption of the John Grtsham bestseHer of a woman in the Los Angeles about an Ky League law school offices of a large Japanese cor- grad who accepts a lavish jflw poration. Predictable and unbe- lieveable at the same time, but * — Strongly rtcomnwndw! from a small, but waetthy part- engaging stars manage to keep nership that turns out to be it afioat. (R) OPENING THIS WEEK more than he bargained for. All- star cast features Gene Hack- man. (R) ROBIN HOOD: MEN IN TIGHTS TRUE ROMANCE *Errol Flynn and Kevin Cost- •Tony Scon (fop Gun, Beverly tier's versions of the Sherwood FORTRESS Hills Cop il) directs a powerful Forest legend both get the Mel •Sci-fi thriller starring Christo- cast in this violent drama about Srooks treatment, with a cast pfier Lambert {Highlander) as a young lows on the run front that includes Cary Etwes (The man who must save his child the mob. Starring Christian Princess eride), comedian Ri- from a deadly computer con- Skater, Patricia Arquette; with chard Lewis and Tracey Ullman, trolling a futuristic society. (R) Dennis Hopper, Val Kilmer, Not Brook's best work, a lot of Gry OMman, Brad Pitt and fun nonetheless. (PG-13) Christopher Walken. Script by FREE WILLY •Homeless young boy forms an fleswvofr Dctfs writer-director SEARCHtNOFM unlikely friendship with a killer Quentin Tsrantino. (R) MMY FISCHER whale at an adventure park, 1 •Based on a true story, a father where evil ptans for the beast V UHOWCOVM SLUES pushes his son to be a cham- prompt an even more unlikely •Kathleen Turner and Dennis .#>"•• pion when he demonstrates an escape. Newcomer Jason QuaW star as reluctant married t uncanny ability at chest With Janies Richter star) with Lori tpies who are pressed back Joe mantegna, Laurence Rsh- Petty (A League of Their Own, into action - along with their burne, Joan Allen and Ben Point Break), Michael Madsen baby. Kingsey. (PG) (Reservoir Dogs). (PG) THE SECRET GARDEN CURRENT FILMS THEFUOITM •Maggie Smith stards In screen * Harrison Ford stars as Dr. Ri- adaption of Frances Hodgson •OWN HELENA chard nimble, on the run from Burnett's novel about three •Biora, controversial black the police after beinj wrongfully lonely children who rehabilitate comedy about • man (Julian w. (G) Sands) who cuts off the limbs in this thrilling fcig-tcimn adap- of a woman (SherHyn fenn) to tion of the popular 60* televi- Alan Alda and DIant Ktaton art part of tht talented tnitmble catt featured In the Woody SLEEPLESS IN SEATTU font her to be dependent on sion lanes, With Tommy Lee Allen comedy Manhattan Munkr Myttery. •Tom Hanki (BID indMH him. Directed by Jennifer Jones. (PG-13) Ryan (When Harry Met Salty) Lynch, daughter of David Lynch •Bette Midler, Kathy Najimy which was released in 1964. •Mel Gibson stars and makes •The latest adaption of a Ste- star in this summer romance Twin Peaks). (R) HARD TARGET {Sister Act) and Sarah Jessica This is the ninth. Just say no. his directorial debut with this phen King novel concerns vio- about strangers who manage to •Jean-Claude Van Damme Parker (Honeymoon in Vegas) (R) touching drama about a boy lent changes in a New England find each other despite being CALENDAR URL hides his accent once again in star in this failed comedy as a who bonds with a reclusive town after a stranger opens an separated by an entire conti- •ikon Priestley (Beverly Wfls New Orleans, where he strug- trio of comic witches making a JURASSIC PARK stranger with a deformed face. antique sshop. Starring Max nent. (PG) 90210) stars as one of three gles to bust a band of sadistic comeback after a 300-year ab- i> Steven Spielberg's summer (PG-13) VonSydow{Tne&oros().Ed friends who plot to meet Mari- hunters who employ homeless sence. (PG) blockbuster centered around an hams Cine Abyss) and Bonnie SON OF THE PINK PANTHER lyn Monroe m 1962. (PO-13) veterans as their prey, (R) island theme part* featuring real MANHATTAN MURDER Bedelia [Die Hani), (R) •Italian comedian Roberto Be- IN THE UNE OF FIRE dinosaurs (cloned from prehis- MYSTERY nigni inherits the slapstick lega- CONEHEAOS HEART AND SOULS f Clint Eastwood stars us nn toric DNA) that begin to run •Woody Allen deemphasires ONLY THE STRONG cy of Peter Sellers as Inspector •Dan Aykroyd and Jane Curtin •Oscar nominee Robert aging Secret Service man de- amok on their creators. romantic entanglements for the •An ex-Marine helps a group of Clouseau, Jr. (PG) reprise their Saturday Night live Downey, Jr. (Chaplin) stars m termined not to let a psycho- first time in a while to present a inner-city kids resist gang vio- sketch roles in this occaisorwiiy this COHMC fantasy about a man path (John Malkovich) kill the KAUFOftNIA good old-fashioned corned/ lence by teaching martial arts. SURF NINJAS funny comody feature about WHO helps four ghosts (Kyra current president. (R) •Thriller about an innocent cou- about a couple (Allen, Diane (R) •Ernie Reyes, Jr. (feena# Mu- missile-headed ohuns who be- Sedgowick, Alfre Woodard, ple who hook up with a murder- Keaton) who become obsessed tant Ninja Turtles), Rob Schnei- come stranded in suburtwn Charles Grodin and Tom Size- JASON GOES TO HELL! ous psycho (Brad Pitt) and his with the death of a neighbor. RISING SUN der (Home Alone It, Saturday Paramus. (PG). more) straighten out their lives THE FINAL FRIDAY girlfriend (Juliette Lewis) for an With Angelica Huston and Alan •Sean Connery and Wesley Night Live) and Leslie Neilson in on earth, (PG13) •The "final" Friday of this unusual road tnp, (R) Alda. (PG) Snipes {Passenger 57) team up a comic sendup of martial arts THE FIRM fraudulent fright series was as detectives who travel to movies. 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director Wendy Liscow. • Tangents (Jan. 8-30) - A psy* chological drama by Elizabeth Hanson about a professor trying to The help a bright young stuent in dan- ger of losing her scholarship, Di- rected by actress Allyson Reed, star of the recent Broadway revivai curtain of Cabaret. • A Critic and His Wife (Feb.5-27) - A world-premiere comedy by John Ford Noonan, author of A Coupla White Chicks Sitting rises Around Talking, concerning the battle of wits between Broadway's most powerful theater critic and Big shows planned his syndicated-columnist wife. Look for some major names to for regional stages show up in the cast. Produced in association with GSP founder Eric during new season Krebs. By WILLJAM WESTHOVEN • Diary of Anne Frank (March 5- WsetendWus Editor April 3) - The Pulitzer Prize- s the sun goes down on winning classic is revived with a summer, the curtains rise at cast including GSP favorite Bibi most of the professional Besch and her real-life daughter, Atheaters in the Central Jer- Samantha Mathis, who has starred sey area. in movies like This is My life and Previews, reviews and profiles of Super Mario Bvos,. I many of these plays and musicals SHARON WLSON/WEEKENDPLUS • Pennies From Heaven: a MustcaJ will follow on these pages in the George Street Playhouse producing artlitle director Gregory Hunt (standing) direct! a re- Celebration of Johnny Burke (Apri coming months, but let's now take hearsal mettlng with the cast of ffefmone Avenue Social Club, which open* the GSP 1993-94 16-May 15) - Music spanning the a sneak peak at what's in store for •eeeonSept. 18. era from the Depression through 1993-94. World War IIt directed by Michael an urban social club. The production, directed by GSP Leeds (Lipsinka: A Day in the Life and Hello Mvddah, Crossroads Theatre producing artistic director Gregory S. Hurst, continues Hello Faddah). Crossroads' production of Magic at 4 AM., the new play through Oct. 16. by South African playwright Mbngeni Ngema originally Ihe season also includes: Forum Theatre scheduled for Jan. 13-16, has been postponed, but there's • Sheer Boredom (Oct. 23-Nov. 14) - John Viscardi's new Prom the New Jersey premiere of the recent Broadway still plenty of excitement expected from one of America's comedy about a young man who can't stand to be alone smash Conversations With My Fat)\er to a revival of Jerome most respected African-American theater companies. with his own thoughts who workd a night shift as a door- Kern's 1917 musical Oh Boy!, the Forum in Metuchcn is The season opens in New Brunswick Sept. 28 (previews man. Directed by Tom Bullard. covering several generations of Broadway classics. begin Sept. 21, production continues through Oct. 24) with • Summer Feet Hearts (Nov. 27-Dec. 19) - "A heartwarm- • Conversations With My Father (Sept. 29-Oct. 31) - Writ Flyin' West, a tum-of-the-century drama about a group of ^ world-premiere play about three generations of South- ten by Herb Gardner, author of I'm Not Kappaport. black pioneers who struggle to establish an independent err* women and their father/grandfather who returns home #/&&, Muddah, Hello Faddah (Dec. 1-Jan. 2) - The music community in the Midwest. Inspired by the real-life town of after a long absence. Directed by GSP associate artistic of Allan Sherman highlights the comic tale of Barry Back- Nicodemus, Kansas, Flyin' West was written by Pearl Cle- man through birth, circumcision, summer camp, college, age and will be directed by Crossroads' artistic director romance, suburbs and parenthood before retiring to Florida Ricardo Khan. Sound familiar? The season continues with: • A Slice ofSaturda y Night (Feb. 9-March 6) - The • Telltale Hearts (Nov. 13-Dee. 19; previews begin Nov. 9) - american premiere of the hit London musical about Club a an adult comedy about the intimate relationships of four Go-Go, a "mod" London nightclub. "outwardly" successful black couples. • Spittin' Image (March 23-April 17) - A spirited musical • And the World Laugh With You (Feb. 6-March 13; pre- "in the grand tradition of Big River and Lit' Abner. views begin Feb. 1) - a world-premiere drama by emerging • Oh Boy! (May 11-June 5) — Kerns' landmark score, with playwright Karimah presented in conjunction of Black His- book by P.G. Wodehouse and Guy Bolton, helped to define tory Month. the modem musical as we know it today. • Home (April 2-May 8; previews begin March 29) - a revival of the heartwanrung story by Samm-Art Williams about the full-circle tourney of Cephus Miles, a farmer who McCarter Theatre leaves his North Carolina home, is imprisoned for refusing A world-premiere play by Joyce Carol Oates and the to serve in Vietnam and experiences te highs and lows of McCarter directorial debut of playwright Athol Fugard arc big-city life before finding his way back home. just two of the highlights to be presented this season on th The Jan. 13-16 slot remains open, but Crossroads promise main stage of Princeton University. a major artist will star in six performances at the larger, • The Perfectionist (Oct. 1-17; previews begin Sept. 28) - nearby State Theatre. Written by Oates and diiwtcd by McCartcr's artistic direc- For the fourth year, Crossroads' season will conclude with tor Emily Mann, Tlie Perfrectionist is a comedy of manners Genesis {May 12-22, i\ series of events including comedy, about a successful executive whose perfect life is disrupted staged readings, and new works in African-American the- by complications he's unprepared for. ater and art (staged readings will include {uture works that • Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 (Oct. 29-Nov. 14; previews may show up again at Crossroads, like And the World begin Oct. 26) - Tlie Blast Coast premiere of Anna Deavert Laughs With You, which was introduced during Genesis Smith's look at a group of men and women reacting to the 1993. Los Angeles riots in the wake of the Rodney King verdict. • Hello ana Goodbye (Feb. 4-20; previews begin Feb. 1) - Fugard, author of Master Harold and the Boys, directs his George Street Playhouse own family drama about a brother and sister coming to George Street's 20th anniversary season in their newly terms with their troubled past. renova ted New Brunswick theater, will include five world- •To Be Announced - March 22-April 10. premiere plays and a world-premiere musical. • The Double Inconsistent (May 6-22; previews begin May the season opens Sept. 18 with Belvumt Avenue Social Joyct Carol Oflee' new play, The Perfectionist, will 3) - Eighteenth-century French dramatist Pierre Carlet de Club, a "suspenseful and often satirical confrontation of make He world premiere Oct. 1 at McCarter Theatre Marivaux comedy of "romantic intrigue and mistaken iden racism, sexism and small-time political power struggles in in Princeton, tity " adapted and directed by Stephen Wadsworth.

8 Weekend Plus Fortes Newspapers Sept 8-10,1993 MbekendPI Curtain calls 'Social Security' pays off at the Circle The Circle Players in Piscataway day matinees will begin at 2 p.m. get the jump on most of the local on Sept, 19 and 26. NOW PLAYING 1-800.447.7313 •Pipaf Moon, world premiere of COMING UP community theater groups FHday, Tickets for Friday and Saturday MICKS COUNIYftAVHOUIE •Vou Made Mt low You, revue musical adapted from the movfe when they open their 1993-94 sea- performances are $10. Tickets for 70 South M»m St. of American sonj and dance. that stand Ryan and (Academy 102WttwspoonSt son with the premiere of Social Se- Sunday performances are $8 each New Hops, Ps. Through Stpt 25. Group rates Award winner) Tatum O'Neal. (215) 862-2041 available; cantor prices. curity. or two for $15. Seniors and stu- TrmH#()a 24. Admission »42- (600) 921-3349 •SMprBabfes, vaudeville musical dents will receive a $1 discount. N J. iwwttfmt nmvAL $27, discounts available. •Tht> Sound of a Orstant Drum, The popular Andrew Bergman made fcmous on Broadway by BowneTntatm The Circle Players 1993-94 sea- SOSMMCTHtUlHOIU. world premie* of • dnma by Ju- comedy will star Ronald Platt and Mickey Rooney. Through Sept. Drew Unlvvfsity, Madison dith r^eNally. 8 pm Sept 18,3 son will continue with Other Peo- 1-78 Exit 33, Warren Sally O'Neil as David and Barbara 19. Admission $22-$19, dis- (201) 408-56OO p.m. Sept 19. Admission $5. Kahn, upper-class Manhattan art ple's Money (Nov. 5-27); Barefoot counts available. 'The Comtoyo/Emvs, tne (905) 647-6700 in the Park (Jan. 14-Feb. 5); A Cou- •The Wvktlnji, an Italian mar- collectors whose world is disrupted CMKUFUVHOUSC Bard's first play - updated to 7UvinfstonAve. ple White Chkks Sitting Around 410 Victoria Ave. 1950s Italy. Throurfi Stpt. 25. riage ceremony brought into a New Brunswick by an extended visit from Bar- Talking (March 4-26) and The Pimtawey Admission 130-114, discounts dinntf theater. 7:30 p.m. Sept. (908) 249-5581 bara's feisty mother (Alice Schafer Gmpes of Wrath (April 29-May 21). (90S) 968-7555 available, 10. Admission $45. •Ryin' West, a drama about the of Neshanic), who takes over their •Socit/ Security, the Andrew OfF-MOAOfTKETTHUTM •OMUtSET VAUIV PLAVERS pioneering settlers of a tunvof- The Circle Playhouse is located Bergman comedy about an up- apartment and generally makes at 416 Victoria Ave. in Piscataway. 5 South Greenwood Aw. Amwvll Rd., Nwhantc the-ctntury town in the Midwest, their lives a living hell. scale Manhattan couple whose Hope well (906) 369-7469 Sept. 21-Oct. 24, For more information, call (908) lives are disrupted by a visit from QIOMEtTWETPUYNOUSE The cast, directed by Marianna (609) 466-2766 •F*t«/ Attraction, state adapta- 968-7555. mother, Sept. 10-Oct. 2. Ad- •Lert/ce & towuje, Peter Schaf- 9Uvin|stonAve. tion of ttw movie that epitombed Sellers of Somerville, also includes mission $10 Fridays and Satui- fer's comedy of two spinsters en New Brunswick the 80s backlash against women. Joe Giglio of Somerset and Dick days (8:30 p.m.), $8 or 2/125 thralled wrtM the past, Through (908) 246-7717 Dobrowolski of Somerville. START WE THE BEST! Sunday, Sept. 19 and 16 \2 Oct. 9. Admission $19 Saturday Sept. 10-Oct. 3. Admission $11 •Btfmont Awnue Social Club, p.m.), No performance Sept 24. $17.50 Friday and Sunday. Friday and Saturday, $15 for two Satirical, suspensful aaga of Friday and Saturday perform- HUNTERDON HILLS PAPER MIU PUVHOUU Sunday. backroom politics, sexism and ances will begin at 8:30 p.m, on PUYHOUtt Brookside Dr., Millbum racism In a small town, Sept 18- Sept. 10-11,17-18, 25 (no perform- Route 173, Hampton (201) 376-4343 Oct. 16. Admission $30-$18. ance Sept. 24) and Oct. 1-2. 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lUfFALO HOUJOW «-* BOUftlON STREET CAFE 600 West Union Ave, •Combo Holiday, evening Sept. •Pandora's Box, Sept. 24. UUCGMSSMND Otd Bay Rutaurint Bound Brook 11. •toy Cellar, Sept. 25. 61 Church St., New Brunswick •The ftaorbacks, afternoon Saturday, Sept. II, noon (908) 560-0620 PETETS SPORTS BAR (908) 246-3111 Latin dancing (salsa, merengue, Sept. 12, Liberty ViM* 1001 West CamplainRd. 1 Church St., Remington •Daily Planet (w/Mike Bias), cumbia), Fridays, Saturdays, •Ruth Gerson, evening Sept. Manville 1-80O-345OO10 Sept. 10. and Sundays. 12. ;i> (908) 725-9340 •Musi^ of tht style found in the •.V •O •The VooDudes, Sept. 11. COURT TAVERN •Open mike, Sept. 13. Open-mike night, Wednesdays. band's name. Free admission. •Full Circle Blues Band, Sept. 124 Church St. •Hired Guns, Sept. 16. TOM HMOS Pfi 15. New Brunswick JUKEBOX EDDIE'S PHEASANTS LANtHNO Saturday, Sept. 18,8 p.m. •Grand Central, Sept, 16, (908) 545-7265 39 Route 22, Green Brook Amwell Rd., Belle Mead Often Memorial Church BOWLODftOME Open mike (downstairs), hard- (908) 968-3338 (908) 359-4700 Route 124, Chatham 89 Jersey Ave., New Brunswick core (upstairs), Mondays. Country music, Sundays and •The Issue, Sept. 10. Bob White & The White Guy?, Wednesdays. (201) 267-2788, 288-9729 (908) 545-0063 •Elan.Sept.il, •in Blu, Sept 11, Wednesdays. MAX'S 1893 •Square dance caller from Vir- •Stolen Hearts. Sept, 17. BRIDGEWATf R MANOR Supreme Court, Thuisdays. Route 654, Hopewell ginia performs w/lhe band High •Johnny Charles & The Stin- (609)466-0110 Yield Notes, Admission $5. Routes 202-206, Bfidgewater •All God's Children, Christine grays, Sept, 18. Kelly, Sept. 10. •Nifiht Train. Sept. 24. sneakers required. (908) 658-3000 Ship Roberts Quartet, outdoors •Transylvia, Sept. II. MAXWELL'S •The Honeymooners, Sept. 24. KATHV MOSER OMITS 1039 Washington St. •Delivery Boys, Sept. 25. Saturday, Sept. 18. 2 p.m Fridays. 660 Middlesex Ave. Hobokon PLAYPEN LOUNGE Great Swamp Outdoor Holly Conover, Fridays. Bob Ingram, Saturdays. Metuchen (201) 798-4064 Route 35, SayreviHe Education Center v .ri (908) 549-2040 •Urge Overkill, Ihe Shams. 247 Southern Blvd., Chatham Comedy night, Sundays. (908) 721-0100 •Backstreets. Sept. 15. Sept, 10. (201) 635-6629 Ernie Swanson, Tuesdays, Male revue, Fridays. Saturdays. FREDDY'S •Heavenly. Lois, Small Factory, •Tunes of nature and tne envi- CAflNEWZ RARITAN RIVER CLUB 52 Easton Ave., New Brunswick 1 Mill St.. Bernardsvilie Sept, 11. ronment, performed by a 85 Church St.. New Brunswick (908) 828-2255 (908) 766-6575 •Mop Nixon (acoustic), Sept, sinjw-songwiter. Free ad- (908) 545-6110 •Christine Kelly, Sept. 24. •The Fairianes, Sept. 10, 12. mission, •Holds Donaldson. Sept, 10, •The Basics, Sept. 11. •Free Kitten, Blonde Redhead, NEW JCMEYFOW SOUNDS CATCH A RISMQ STAR •Yasmm Rachan, Sept. 17. lr«- •Tim Whitely, Tom Caithiano Sept, 14, Sunday, Sept. 12, 1:30 p.m Hystt ntftney Mow (comedy), Sept. 12, •Samiam, Sept, 15, •Nancy Nelson, Sept, 18. Village at Waterloo ^ Route 1, West Windsor •99 Years, Sept. 17. •An Emotional Fish, Sept, 16. •Dena Oerose (vocals w/piano), 1-80 Exit 25, Stanhope (609) 987-8018 The Banjo Ragtimers Dixieland Jazz Band HILLCRESTINN •The Woffiles, Man or Astro- Sept. 24, 25, (201) 347-0900 Headline comedy every night will open the Somerset County/Brldgewater 189 Avenel St., Avenel man? Sept. 17. •Featuring folk singers Helen except Monday. •Jeame Bryson (piano), brunch •Richie Havens. Sept. 22. Hooke, Rich llowtiite. UsaDtS- Library music concert series with a free College night, Sundays and (908) 636-2057 Sept. 26. Country-music club. •Mark Eitzel, Mecca Normal. avino, Richard Shindell, Margo performance at the North Bridge Street fa- Tuesdays. STANHOPE HOUSE Ladies' night, Thursdays. Country Gold Band, Fridays, Hennebach, and Dan Knmm Sept, 25. Main A High, Stanhope cility Friday at 8 p.m. Saturdays, •Shudder to Think, Sept. 30, Admission $8, discounts avail- •Darrell Hammond, Sept. 10- (201) 347-0458 12. HORIZONS COFFEEHOUSE •Dick Dale, Oct. 8. able. •Texas Heat (w/Darrell Nulisch), Su Mile Run Relormed Church MELODY BAR NEW MUSIC DISCUSSION •BrucH's Violin Concerto in G (609) 921-2663 •Rocky Laporte, Sept. 14-19. Sept. 10, CITY QARDENS Route 27, Franklin Park 108 French St. Wednesday, Sept. 15,8 p.m. minor; Giausson's Poeme; •Schubert's "Winter Journey," 1701 Calhoun St., Trenton (908) 821-3324 New Brunswick •Eddie Shaw & The Wolfgang, Watchung Arts Center Martmu'siJdice; Stravinsky's sung by baritone Christopher Fmbirti Suite, Admission $25- (609) 392-8887 •Elaine Silver. Loo Wolansky. (908) 249-3784 Sept, 11. 18 Stirling Rd. Trakas ^/accompaniment by S15. "Allternative" dance party, Fri- Sept. 10, •In Ulo, Sept. 29. •Chubby Corner & The Bayou Watchung Glenn Parker, Adults $10, se- days. JACK O'CONNOR'S MINSTREL COFFEEHOUSE Swamp, Sept, 17. (908) 753-0190 DEREK SMITH nior citizens and students $8. 95-cent dance night, Satur- 1288 Route 22. Bndgewater Environmental Education •Billy Hector & The Fairianes, •IWMfOoWt Do Wffh Music.'. Fnday, Sept. 10,8 p.m. days, Thursdays, (908) 725-1500 Center, 190 Lord Stirling a panel discussion on new Welpe Theatre Sept. 18. Piano bruncti w/Glddys Ri- Rd,, Basking Ridge Rantan Valley Community •The Toasters, New York Cili- trends in mus*c featuring musi- Club Mix •Pat Cisarano, Sept, 24. College. North Branch ;ens, Crash Bars, Sept. 11. chaids, Sundays. (201) 335-9489 cians, songwriters and music •Loup Garou, Sept. 25. CLUB BENE JASON'S (908) 725-3420 •Open stage, Sept. 10. Critics. Admission $4, $2 mem- STRESS FACTORY Route 35. SayrewUe 1614 f St.. South flelmar •Cheryl Wheeler, Keith Kelly, •Jau pianist performs in a cab- bers. NEW PHILHARMONIC Hyatt Reieney Hotel (908) 727-3000 (908)681-1416 Sept. 17. aret settmR. Adults $7.50. se- BIG DADDY'S Of NEW JERSEY •Richard Elliott, Sept. 10. Dino Cdlatari Trio (jj//), Sun- •Sieve Key. Michael JI'IIIMR. 2 Albany St., New Brunswick nior citizens and students $5. 253 French St. Fnday, Sept, 17,8 p.m •Jerry Butler, Sept. 11. days Sept. 24, !90H] 545-4242 MICHAEL STAIRS/ New Brunswick Marriott hotel •Meander O'Neal, Sopt. 14. Jam session, WeilniiSCiMys. ORPHAN ANNIE'S Live coinocly Fridays and Satur- DAVID CHALMERS 1908) 249-C13] Route 10, Whippany CONNIE'S •Night Train, Sept, 10, 1255 Valley Rd., Stitlmfi days. Sunday. Sept, 19. 4 p.m. Country music. Fridays. Satur- (201) 267-0206 Route 35, SayreviHe •Benny Hi-FiA Tin* Aces, Sept. (908) 647-0138 •Joey Veifl. Sept 911. days. •String quartet performs Schu- Westminster Chcur College (908) 721-6223 11. Open jam w/Jim U'dlioy Group. •Boh Nelson, Sept. 17. bert's Quintet in C major, pki1. Bristol Chapel, Pnncoton BIRCH HILL NIGHT CLUB Oldies club, JOHN ft PETER'S Sundays. TEWKSBURY INN 1609) 921-2663 Route 9, Old Bridge walUes by Brahms and DVUMI- CORNERSTONE 96 South Mam St. Audition nij'M, Wi'dnutdd1,1'.. »Ofp inisls perform works hy (008) 536-0650 Mjm SI, OlrJyvick Admission $12 in advance. )t 25 NewSr.Metucrwi New Hope. Pa. • 1 tit? Wiseman, Sept, 10 J S H,irt\ Schumann, nnd (908)439-2641 S15 at the door. Country and Western rkincu !"• (908) 549-5306 (215)8620823 •Huff Cuts, Sopt. 11. fs. Adult1, $10, piivilion), Fridays, Saturtl.iys •Johnny Charles & Ihe Stin- PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA traditional jan. free admission SaturtUiy jml •Goodnder, found Guilty, Sept. r.f>niur > iii/ens and students Male revue, Saturdays, 'hurs- grays, Sept. 11. OF NEW JERSEY •Aaron Greaves, Sept. 10. Sunday afternoons. Ifi. 30 Saturday. Sept. 18. rt p '• [|;r,- • Hiirry Allen Quartet w/John Liberty Uljt's Jam, UK-MII,'.. •A L. Jiime'j A Sfi.irr Onir.^e, U.S. 1 FLEA MARKET Edward Nash Ih^m- WINTERREISE BOBBY & MARY'S Bunch, Sept, 11. Mount;nn John. WL'fliv.il.i^. Sept, 17. H'jute 1. Nfw Ururiswick r Rantan Valley Commu' t, SjfiH.iv, Sept, 12. 4 |) fr .UH WiHhim St., Cr.i Jl.i.'.J, •Warren Cfuasson Trio, Sept. «[3n!li,u1 Sun-,, ,cpt 10. •JJi'il'Mhorlw:] "i ,tr"n i*. [llii-'b (')OHi 8'10-OyOO College, North Branch Westminster Cfiou Collect' 15, •Trimm & Lirbi'ii, d B

BRANDIS DANCE THEATRE (nges 25-45) 1908) 249-G459 TALL CLUB •Discussion p,roup and socuil nt date House. Wrst Oury.0. H across from Willie's Interne, (908) 388-4605 (9081 654-9561 •Discussion croup at first Bap- (women 510" and taller, Jewish Community Center, p.m. Sopt. U 26. Bedminstpr. Cost $4. •Ballroom and Latin d;»nc.:y,.i! •Bowline ;)t Clark Unes. 8 p.m. tist Church cl No* Market, Pis- mon6'2" and tailor; 2l-older) Scotch Plams, noon Sept. 12. •Diincesat !O\M' & Campus. SOPHISTICATED SOCIALS Ricochet Health and Racquet 5*T)t. 11. Cost $7,50. Ciitaway, 7:lrj pm Mondays, (201) 267-3648 Cost $6 in advance, 18 at the West Oranfla, and Van's, Fruo- (professionals 30-50) Club, South Plamfield, 9 p n» •Wet'tirf, dnd collpp hour iit Cost %3. •Meeting at Ramodj Inn, fair- door. hold. 9 p.m. Sept 1/. (908) 221.0047 Fridays. Cost $5. Community United Methodist NEVER MARRIED SINGLES field, 8 p.m. Sept. U. SINGLE FRIENDS •Dance ol The Towers. Moun- •Networkingat Undgowater BRIAN* JENNIE'S Church, Woselle Part*, 7 p.m. (agei 25-35) PAflENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS (afet 35-oldw) tainside, 9 pm, Sept. 18. Manor, 0 p.m. Thursdays, Cost (201) 492-9664 Sept 11 (908) 249-8100 Mld-JtrMy Chapter 236 (90S) 704-1962 •Dance at Town & Campus, $12. •Ballroom and Latin dancing at CROSSROADS •Rotroat at Cenacle Retreat (908) 254-6666 •Dance at Bac.ir's. Quality Inn, West Orange, 9 p.m Sept 25. SUNDAYS FOR SINGLES American Legion hall, Whip (separated and divorced) House. Highland Park, Sopt. •Closed dance (members only) Somerset, 8:30 p.m lhurs- SOLO SINGLES (a*0l 3055) pany, 9 p.m, Fridays. 1908) 722-6863. 754-0317 17-19. Reservations suggested. at Haniada Inn, ftontan Center, days. Memher; $5. nun- (ages 40-older) (908)221-0047 CtAME'S AFFAIRS •Sell-help group at Centenary NEW EXPECTATIONS tdison, 8 p.m. Sept 12. New- members 17. (9O8J 76G-1B39. 7-9 p.m •Social al Uptown Willie's, Gov- Urnti.'O MutnodlSt Church, (201) 984-11158 meinbor ofientatiun at 7 30 SINGLEFACES •[Judge at Centr.il Cresbyterun 1 ernor Morns Inn, Mornstown, 8 (201) 736-2714 Meluchon, 7:30 p.m. Tues- •Discussion (joiip ; and danc- p.m. Cost $G (9081 462-24OG Cliurth, Summit, 7 p.m. Sun p.m, Sundays. Men J5, women •Dinnerparty (casualattirt-) tn days. ing at Momstown Unitarian Fel- PROFESSIONALS Cost for all evcnlii $10. days. Cost $1 free; jacket required. West Orange, 3p.m.Sep( 2fi FORUM FOR SINGLES lowship, 8 p.m f"nri

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MML ROMANCE 8-13 $3. MINERAL, ROCK, (908) 475-3671,475-2176 Rytond Inn FESTIVAL ON THE GREEN AND OEM SHOW •Re-creation of 19th-century Route 22, WWtehouse Railroad station life in the Warren County seat, (201) 539-8230 Moms Ave., Union North Ave., Fanwood 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sept. 11. noon- •A bridal show in the fall, 13 (908) 688-6323 (908) 233-3846 4 p.m. Sept. 12. Free ad- p.m. Sept. 19, Admission •20th annual juried show of •Fossils, jewelry, and other mission for most events; house $7.50. arts and crafts, 10 a,m.-5 p.m. specimens from the past, 10 tour $8 in advance, $10 day of CMWMAOm HflOHIS Sept. 18. Rain date Sept. 19. 8,m.-4:30 p.m. Sept. 18, Rain event. HOUWOUft Free admission. date Sept. 19, Free admission. WATERLOO ANTIQUES FAIR Parted* Ave., Trenton FMENM OF THE ARTS ORGANIC COUNTRY FAIR Village at Waterloo (609)394-5864 South Ptoinfield Titus Mill Rd,, Penmngton •Tour of ten homes in an el- Middle School 1-80 Exit 25, Stanhope (609) 737-6848 (2011 384-0010 egant neighborhood, noon-5 PiatnfteW Ave,t South PMnfjekJ •Farming the organic way m the p.m.Slpt. il.Tourtoaws (908) 561-9161, 753-4422 •New Jersey's largest furniture Garden State, 9:30 a.m.-6 show, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Sept. from Cadwalader-Asbury United •Sixth annual juried art show, p.m. Sept. 18. Admission $4, 18,19, Admission $4. Methodist Church, Adrrmwon 11 n m-4 p.m. Sept. 12. discounts available. WATERLOO ARTS $5. PSYCHIC FAIR AND CRAFTS FESTIVAL CLOWNFEST 93 GERMAN FES11VAL Church ol the MjSliC Li^l Village at Waterloo Seaside Heights (Kirdt'n Slate Arts Center 18 Bartley Rd.. Flanders 1-80 Exit 25, Stanhope (90S) 793-1510 Garden State Parkway (201) 927-0388 •With more than 300 clowns EJIH 116, Holmdel •Looking into your future, 11 (201) 384-0010 from around the world, starting (908) 442-9200 e.m.-6 p.m. Sept. 11. Free ad- •Taking place on the village's 11 a.m. Sept. 18,19. Mutts •Music and culture of Oeuf mission; readings S18 (reserve concert field, 10a.m.-6p.m. $5, children M for circus: schtand, starting 9:30 a,m. between 7:30-9 p.m. Sept, Sept. 11,12. Admission 16. Other events free. Sept. 12. Stage show $16, 10). WESTFIELD FMIIMLL COLLECTORS SHOWCASE $12; mall $3. RED BANK STREET FAIR East Broad, Elm, and U.S, 1 Flea Market GREATER NEW JERSEY Broad St., Red Bank Quimby St.. Westfield Route 1, New Brunswick MUSIC COLLECTORS EXPO (908) 996-3036 (908) 996-3036 (908) 238-4231 Hyatt Regency Hotel •Held near the Count Qasie •Arts and crafts show in the •Baseball card, comic teak, 2 Albany St., New Brunswick Theatre and railroad station, 11 towns center, noon-6 p.m. and memorabilia show. 10 (908) 351-7450 a.m.-6p.m, Sept. 12. Ram Sept. 19. Rain date Sept. 26. a.m.-6 p.m. Sept. 18. Free ad- •Recorded sound from 78s to date Sept. 26. Free admission. Free admission, mission, CDs, 10a.nv5p.rn. Sept. 12. SANDY HOOK SHORE CONTEMPORARY Admission $4. discounts avail- HERITAGE FESTIVAL able. Fort Hancock Kid Stuff HARVEST Of HOfl Route 36, Sandy Hook EMt Hanover A*. (906) 872-0115 CHARLOTTES WEI Morrii Plains Route 579. Asbury •Seafood and sea-related his- SepU9; 1,3:30, and 6 p.m. (201) 326-7650 (908) 78B-8570 tory, 11 a,m.-6 p.m. Sept. 11. Edward Nash Theatre •Show of 0au Mowers, wood- •Tours of tht winery, plus 12, Free admission, Rantan Valley Community woffcing, weaving and otter games forcnMrcn, U am..5 SOMERSET HILLS College, North Branch crafts, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Sept p.m. Sept 13. Admission $5, KENNEL CLUB (908) 725-3420 18,19. Adults $5, children drsoountSMllable. North Branch Park •E.B. White's novel, told m a under 10 fine. MilltownRd,, Branchburg drama. Admission $6. EASTERN REQION Frein^iuyaen Artnntum (908) 647-3027, 356-9028 SLEEPING BEAUTY NTCHENANOIATHIHOW 53 East Hanover Ave. Nature paintings by Hans Boye Boyesen, arts and crafts, music •The club's 59th annual dog Sept. 12:1 and 3 p.m. Garden State Exhibit Center Momstown and more are all part of the Waterloo Arts and Crafts Festival show for all breeds, 8 a.m.-5 Wilkms Theatre, Mean College 200 Atrium Dr., Somereet (201) 326-7600 p.m. Sept. 11, Free admission Route 82, Union (908) 469-6000 •Kof.il designs and plenty of Saturday and Sundy at the Waterloo Concert Field in Stanhope. STAMP, POSTCARD, (908) 527-2337 •Featuring a compuletued de- hortjajlture, 12:30-8 p.m. AND BASEBALL CARD COLLEC- •The famous fairy tale brought sign center, noon-10 p.m. Sept. 17,10a.m.-5 p.m. Sept. •With nonstop Irish music and (908) 241-0221 84 Albany St TORS OPEN HOUSE to life on the stage. Admission Sept. 17,10a.m.-10p.tn. 18. Free admission. dancing, 1-6 p.m. Sept. 19. •26th annual art show on the New Brunswick Aallstamps $5. 38 North Mam St., Miiltown Sept. 18, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Sept HORSYOONEAST Admission $15 per person, baseball field, 9a.m.-5:30 (908) 572-6931 19. Admission $6. discounts f Jiposition Had (908) 247-1093 $30 pur family, p.m. Sept. 12, Rain dates •Horror autfior-fimmaker Owe available, Rantan Center, Edison •Show and sale for collectors, ITAUAH FESTIVAL Sept. 19, 26. Free admission. Barnes {Hollranor) will appear Speakers FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS (908) 741-7818 10o.m.-4p.m, Sept. 13. 19 Memorial Pork UONS CLUB FUA MARKET in person (3-5 p.m.) to publi- GEORGE MARRINER MAUU AND HERITAGE OF •Model railroads, RC vehicles, Free admission, Park Ave.h Berkeley Heitfits Route 206, Chester cize a new series of comic Monday, Sept, 13,7:30 p.m. AfRWAN AMERICANS and related hobbies, 10 a.m.-6 SUPER AUCTION (908) 464-0550 (908) 879-4408 books featuring his characters far Hilts Country Day School Garden State Arts Cenief p.m. Sept. 11,10 a.m.-5 p.m. Holiday Inn •With many an entity Italian •With proceeds going to those and stories. Also appearing; Mine Brook fid., Far Hills Garden State Parkway Sept. 12. Adults $7.50, chil- 195 Davidson Ave., Somerset in need, 9 a,m,-5 p.m. Sunday artist Mike Baron (The (908) 356-6165 Exit 116, Holmdel dren 14and under free. featured, 4-8 p.m. Sept. 11. (908) 422-9365 (908) 442-9200 WISH FESTIVAL Free admission. through Oct. 31. Free ad- PunisheY) and writer Roy Tho- •Of baseball cards and comic •Music director of the Philhar- monic Orchestra of New Jersey •Featuring an appearance by Amencart legion post KENILWORTH mission, mas {Conan). 1-4 p.m.; Marvel books, 6-10 p.m. Sept 15. Silk ("Freak Me"), 10 a.m.-6 34£astWestfieldAve. ART ASSOCIATION MARVEL MEQATOUR editors Jaye Gardner (X-Men) Free admission. previews its Sept. 18 concert p.m. Sept. 18. Adults $5 m ad- Rose*? Part Harding School Sunday, Sept. 12, noon-5 p.m. and Mike Lackey (Spider-Man), VICTORIAN DAYS (see "Soundings"). Admission vance, $7 at the door children (908) 352-2286. 245-5144 426 Boulevard, Kemlworth Comic Attitudes noon. Befvidere $10. Fitness

Warming up and cooling down American Heartwalk Editors note.1 Tfiw is (he second will reduce the chance of tearing cles that arc contracting are help- of a six-part series cm walking for muscles, ligaments and tendons. ing to return the blood from them exercise being run in unijunction Warming up will also reduce the to the heart where it is needed. If Training Tips By v.cky with the American Heart Associa- workload on your heart. The arter- you stop exercising suddenly, this tion's Heartwalk, whu-h takes ies, which supply muscles with the? muscle action will stop and theat. Warm-up and cool-down can keep both heels flat on floor, and place locally on Oct. 3 at mattery blood and oxygen that they need blood can pool in your arms and also consist of stretching, which lean forward towards wall. legs and cause dizziness or even Park in Brtdgewater. Ms. Wyder is for energy, will dilate or widen to will help to prevent muscle cramp- • Hamstring Stretch - Place allow for the increased blood flow. passing out. Die chief of pftyMnif tiumrpy at ing and soreness during and after one leg on a chair or straight out Warming-up will facilitate this and A warm-up can be as simple as a Somerset Medical Center. exercise. in front of you, lean forward and improve the heart's heart rate and slow walk, which gradually in- Two very important component slowly try to touch your toes, keep- blood pressure responses, creases in speed. This should take Some example of these stretches of a walking program are a warm- ing knee straight. up and cool-down period. A warm- Cool-down allows your heart and about 5-10 minutes. Cool-down can arc: Remember that all stretches up period gives your heart muscle, your body to gradually slow down l>e thought of as downshifting. • Shoulder Rolls - Pull shoulders should be smooth and steady. No as well as your arm and leg mus- and return to its resting stiittv Once you are done walking at a up toward your ears circling for- cles, a chance to get prepared for Once you arc exercising at your last pace during the aerobic part of ward and backward. bouncing! Hold each stretch for 5- the increased demand that will be target heart rate, you should never your walk, gradually start to de-• Twists — With hands on hip,10 seconds and repeat 5-10 times. placed upon them. suddenly stop in your tracks orease your speed over a 5-10 alternate twisting your torso to the Look for the Heartwalk registra- Warming up will increase the Abruptly stopping can cause dizzi- minute lime period. This will grad- right and left. tion form in the main section of blood flow to the muscles and loos- ness and the risk of passing out, ually bring your heart rate down to • Calf Stretch - Standing ap- th is newspaper. For more informa- en the connective tissue, which While you are exercising, the mus- within 10 beats of where it started proximately 1-2 feet from wall, tion, call (908) 685-1 US,

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TKMTMUKUM •"Goddess and PoUs: The Pan- that rinds com and wheat Into (909) 463-9077 plements from the 19th cen- EDUCATION CENTER MACCULLOCHHAU. attienaic Festival In Ancient meal. Open Saturday and Sun- ViHage composed of relocated tury. Wednesday through Satur- 247 Southern Blvd., Chatham 45 Maccultoch Ave. (609) 258-3768 Athens," through Nov. 28. day from 10 e.m.-5 p.m. 18th century stiuctures set day from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun- (201) 635-6629 Momstown Tuesday through Saturday from •Photographs of ancient Athens through Oct. 31. Donation. near the headquarters of the day from 1-5 p.m. Admission •Butterflies on display, Sept. (201) 538-2404 10 i.m.<5 p.m., Sunday from by Alison Franc, ttmxtfi Nov. •Orindir«.*

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(Continual from pi* 14) cratapeoplt Into 18th and •"Amuoniin Harmony: SNptbo miuion. •Antlquti and coKectWw from 19th centuries, Tutsday Pottwy and TatUn" from Peru, KT0NHAU two emturtM. Daily (nctpt thnx^SitunlayftwnlO ONWIHWY MUSEUM Tunday) from 10 a.m.-5 p,m, a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday from 2-5 •"E. Ruribus Unum," American Fahy Hall, South Orange Fmidmitiion. p.m. free Klmltiion for mem- money from colonial times to (201) 761-9543 MflURHOUtt bers, Non-mvmtw admission,' the (Ml Wir, throutfi 1995. Monday through Friday from 9 1281 Rivtr Rd.. Piscataway adults $2, children $1, 0U)MMUCKS MUSEUM a.m,-8p.m.t Saturday from 9 (906) 4*3-6363 •Toys from otdm tlmet, S«pt. Barrack St., Trenton a.m.-4 p.m. Free admission. fttcatwwy To*r»Mp historic 11. (609)396-1776 •Exhibit on the Lenape Indians muMum, with ptnnawni enhi- •WoodworWng Discovery Day, Showing lift in New Jersey dur- from 10.000 B.C.-A.D, 1758, bitkv) of life inttw town's early Sept. IS. ing the Revolutionary War, ongoing, d*y». Opm Thursday throutfi NJ.CmOMNSMUStUM Tuesday through Saturday from V1LLAGI AT WATERLOO SMurdly from noon-5 p.m. 599 Industrial Ave., Parsmus 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from 1-80 Exit 25, Stanhope MttOUSO COUNTY MUKUM (201) 262-5151 1-5 p.m. Adults $2, senior citi- (201) 347-0900 CQTMMIM IAWHOUM Fantasy castle, a 50s fire en- zens and students $1, children Re-creation of historic village 1225 Riw Rd,, Ptscataway gine, and more trftibits for kids under 12 50 cents. from the 18th century, Open (908) 745-4177 to touch. Open every day from OtSOm-CANNONIAU HOUSE daily (except Monday) from 10 Daily (except Monday and Sat- 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission $6 Front St., Scotch Plains a.m.-6 p.m. Admission $8, dis- urday) from 1-4 p.m. Free ad- weekdays, $7 weekends; chil- (908) 8894137 counts available. mission. dren under 1 year old free. Historic house from c. 1750. WALLACE HOUSE/ MONTCUURMT MUSEUM Group rates available. Open the first Sunday of each OLD DUTCH PARSONAGE month from 2-4 p.m. Free ad- 3 South Mountain,Ave. •"Hurrah for Grandparents!" 38 Washington PL, Somerville Montcteir Sept. 11,12, mission. (908) 725-1015 (201) 746-5555 •Dinosaur weekend, Sept. 18, WAUSVIUi MILLS George Washington's head- Closed for renovations; reopens 19. Route 29, Stockton quarters when he was stationed Sept. 19. NEW JERSEY MUSEUM (609) 397-2793 m Somerville in 1778. Open MORRIS MUSEUM OF AGRICULTURE Open every day from 11 a.m.-5 Wednesday through Saturday 6 Normandy Heights Rd. Cook College p.m. from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday Momstown Houte 1. Now Brunswick •African and African-centered from noon-5 p.m. Free admis- (201) 538-0454 (908) 249-2077 The New Jersey Museum of Agriculture on the Cook College art, Sept, 10-26. sion, Monday through Saturday from Wednesday Uirougn Saturday Campus of Rutgers University in New Brunswick will host a hands- REEVES-REED ARBORETUM THOMAS WARNE MUSEUM 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday 165 Hobart Ave., Summit on butter making demonstration Saturday at 11 a.m. Route 516, Old Bridge noon-6 p.m. Free admission lor from noon-5 p.m. Admission (908) 273-8787 (908) 566-0348 members. Non-member admis- $3, discounts available. Gardens open daily from dawn Artifacts and genealogy of Old sion; adults $4, senior citrons •Chumtng butter, Sept. 11. Grace Graupe-Pillard, through century America; live animals in •Photographs of 1944-51 Tibet to dusk. Registration required Bridge (ne Madison) Township. and children $2. N.J. STATE MUSEUM Nov. 7. a mini-zoo. Newark Fire Mu- by Heinricfi Harrer, through for programs. Open Wednesday from 9:30 •Permanent gallery extiiDtts: di- 205 West State St., Trenton •"Dream Singers, Story Tellers: seum displays antique firefight- Dec. 12. •Bruce Crawford on how bulbs a.m.•noon and the first Sunday nosaurs, live animals, mam- (609) 292-6464 An African-American Presence," ing apparatus. •"Stepping Into Ancient E#pt: grow in winter, 9 a.m. Sept. of each moith from 1-4 p.m. mals, model trains, history, Iiiesdj^ through Saturday from through Mnrch 20. 199<5. •Art Together for families. 1 The House of the Artist Pa- 11. Cost $22. North American Indians, Wood- 4a.nv4"45 p.m., Sunday from NEWARK MUSEUM p.m. Sept. 18, 19, 25, 26. Shed," through December. •Docent training. Sept 14, ?3. !nnd Indians, fOcta :m) miner. ririrm.*) p r,\ fWQ admission. 49 Washington Sit , Nowark "Science Fun for families, i •American drawings from the 28. ols. " ongo- (2011 596-G550 p.m. Sept. 18, 19, 25, 26. museum's collection, Sept. 18 DR. WILLIAM ROBINSON Galleries 1 •"The Classical Roviv.il in i.i'h Wednesday ttirouf,' Sunday •"Furnishing Choicer in trio January 1994. PLANTATION HOUSE lun," through September. luvt'lcr as from noon-5 p.n: r ILT aamis- American Homo," opens Sept. •"Tho Painterly Pot," ceramics 593 Madison Hill Ud . Ojrn MUSEUM OF EARLY sion. L'irfiest museum m the 15. from Europe and America, (908)381-3081 TRADES AND CRAFTS •Photographs by worn^n pho- Garden State, PcrrTunienten- •Ciirtoons by Kay Kato, through through January 1994, 17th-century fdrmhouse bji't ATRIUM ART GALLERY titbits include Greek. African, 9 Main St., Madison tographers, ongomp,. Sept. 19. •"A Vision of the Future" for on what once was Li pla^ton Morris County Administration (201)377-2982 •Rimily Day, Sept. 19. and native American art. paint- •Turned wood vessels by the museum's science gallery. Open the first Sunday of each and Records Building Exhibits portray the role ol •"Nowhere to Go," pastels by ings and sculpture from 18th- Steven Levine, through Oct. 17, through June 30,1994. month from 1-4 p.m. Free art- (Please turn to page 20)

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AAA* ASMM, ATTMCTTW, ADVENTUROUS COLUOE QUAD DIVORCED WHITE JEWISH MALE- 25-yr. old SJM who enjoys sports, music I movies & DIVORCED WHITE MALE 37 yr oftf, educated I auctufut OWM, 5'»"( 170 Ibi, 50 yr. old Import, non-smoker/drinker, non-religious, 39, 57, 145 lbs. seeks meaningful relationship w/S- tardy hair, aeafci younger, •Urn, attractive, demure the shore aaeklng SJF, 20-25, with similar interests. traditional values, intelligent, educated, cultured, own Please call Extension 4326. DWF late 20's*40, under 5'6 & slim. Easy going, con- tonal* tor LTR • family, with take charge kind of business, own home. Average looks, well-traveled, ilderate ft sincere. Please call Ext. 4517. man,plMMCll«M297 OEM TALL WART, SINGLE AND HANDSOME, multi-lingual, great sense of humor, easygoing and I'm a vary attractive 37 year old tall, (unloving red- tolerant, children grown and gone. 5'10', 180 lbs., fit AMYOUMAOY and active, avid sportman/skier, likes theater, mov- DIVORCED, WHITE, PROFESSIONAL MALE, 37 To have tun and grtit tlmti? Coma join thli 27 year head • adventurous and full of life. I like a man with a Attractive, Intelligent, secure, affectionate, romantic, great sense of humor, rugged, down to earth, and ies, reading, music (mostly classical), dining, danc- old SJM lot eicJtement and tdvantura. I'm 5'11'. wtil ing, good conversations and quiet times. I am tired ol family man, singla parent with soon-to-be-college- buUt, havi brown hair and blua eyes, a big heart, must be financially secure. Someone who likes any- bound eon, nice guy w/ warm heart ISO S/DWF, intel- thing from line dining to getting lost In the woods, If having to do the things I like on my own, I am looking gentle but oulgeJna personality, good listener, and a for a slim, no-smoking, intelligent, easygoing lady, ligent, earth bound, good sense of humor, caring, caring, aJneare attitude. My leisure adrvlIlM Includa you're looking for Cindy Crawford, keep looking. It loving, sensitive and nice warm smite for possible you're looking lor a genuinely attractive sincere 38-50lsh with similar tastes to share them with me in dining out, paying b«ich volltybatl, going to tna LTR. Skier a big plus. Pis call ext, 4557. LTR, I'm looking for a 50/50 woman, someone I can oaten, traveling, going to coflMhouiM, and reading woman to hava a relationship with please respond to equally respect and share my interests with. I am not ext 3604. THIS AOVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- tha Far Mda and CaMn and HobbH eomtea. CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO a domlnator nor do I like to be dominated. Good old Tired ot the bar eoepe? Ma too. looking lor a SJF 23- THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE fashioned values w/a little room for mischief are qual- CltVt MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4457, FORBES NEWS- ttwno If a norwmoWng, responsible, attractive, ed- PAPERS, PO SOX 6W, SOMEBVIUE, NJ 08S78. ities I look tor. Creativity and a desire to experience ucated, communlcatlvt, caring, honatt, Uncara and TO: rNTROOUCnONS SOX M04, FORMS NEWS- life to the fullest is a plus, but take the time to rest effectransnS Mwivtvuei. PAPfWS. PQ BOX ft, SOMERVILLE, NJ 0S17S. DIVORCED WHITE MALE sometlmesll I am interested in just about everything Not Maraatad in playing head games. It otherwise 42, Accountant, both salaried ft sell-employed, South ml a little more emphasis on the outdoors. Lat's go MVOflCID FEMALE dancing, fishing, dining, tennis, explore the dunes of Interested, pleate call. I want to near from you. Ext. Big blue eyes, blonde, 40-somethlng, pretty, nice, Plalnfleld area, devoted father ot teen-aged daughter, 4423. responsible, conscientious, honest, sincere, methodi- Cape cod or just ait home together and I'm happy. Interesting life, hardworker, successful career and • Friendship comes tit and strong relationships are good Mend. Looking for an Intelligent, kind, educated cal, Structured, detail-oriented, no drugs, social drink- MI YOU THUD OF ALL TMf OAME17 Art you er, smoker, 5 ft, 9 in., 160 lbs,, brown hair ft ayss, like good food, in that It takes time to prepare. Rome raady for raal rtlitlonihip? Your March It ovar. I am man for companionship and fun and whatever devel- was not built In a day and nsither ara relationships, ops. Love black tie, the beach, boats, hikes, explor- moustache, rugged looking, kld-at-heart, Greek heri- a SWJPF 31, pretty I petite. I an)oy romantic candle- tage. So If you're looking for a nice, lovable, guy to ig- light dinners, quiat tlmai at homa laughing ft cud- ing, adventure, museums and Brigantlne. Please call E«t. 3049. ' Enjoys model-railroading, computers, bowling, soft- avate and annoy YOU for the rest of your lite. diim. I am spontaneous w/varltd intaraiti. I am look- bail, football, let-hockey Star Trek, jigsaw puziles, Kease reply 4602 or please write, (Picture is. op- Ing for a positive ft romantic SWPM wtio can aiao ba DIVORCED WHITE CHRISTIAN MALE do-it-yourself projects, movies, dinners out, board tional.) my bait Wand, tf trila li you please call ma, Ext. 37 {looks younger), gentleman, brown hair, blue- games, the beach, amusement parks, domestic traval THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- 4819, green eyee, 5110", 1B5 Iba. Average to good look- preferably by car or train, friends, family, and cozy CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO ATTIUCnVtWHrTtMAl! ing? Very hard working, honest, loyal, affectionate, cuddly evenings at home. ISO monogamous long- TO: INTRODUCTIONS IOX 4M3, FORMS NEWS- 45. wealthy and generoue, ISO shapely lady tor mute- kind-hearted, caring, easy going, shy, domesticated, term, live-In relationship, w/educated, Int. forthright, PAPERS, PO BOX SW, SOMERVILLE, NJ OfSTt. ly, benefkUl mlairaea type relationship, 4605 secure, non-smoker. Interests are outdoors, fishing, patita or slim, financially secure SWF/DWF, w/eliher recreation, beach, parks, movies, videos, cooking, no kids or 1 daughter no younger than 10. DO YOU ENJOY MOONLIT WALKS on the beach ft NHtO WNOll» MW TO M... dining In and out, car shows, American Performance You must want a 50/50 honest relationship, enjoy dancing until dawn? So do I. I am a spontaneous and I'm acarad to death- with AIDS ft all tha crazies Cars. Seeking single or divorced pretty, attractive, pampering ft being pampered, & be receptive to professional SWM, 34, entrepreneur, handsome, me- out lh#re>10 why am I doing this?,. I guais I'm ionely shapety Oriental lady, 25-35 with very long straight or moving Into my house. Rather than live life alone, dium build, who is sincere and fun to be with. I enjoy and 1 natd a frtandl So I pick up tha Star Ladgar and wavey beautiful btick hair. Shoulder length mm,, but make tha effort and invest In a mutually satisfying ft physical fitness, music, sports, & travel. Seeking an turn to IN paraontii... WHOA! Thara mutt ba about prefer much longer. Medium build 5' 13" f. This lady beneficial relationship. Lei us embrace tha future attractive, mature, sincere SWF, 25-34 who enjoys an 10 pagta fuN< So how coma I can't find ana raal must be honest, caring, easygoing and calm naturea, through love, understanding, companionship, ft em- active, adventurous tifeityle for a lasting relationship. pmant I'm a aiftfta wMH malt, 43,59" (225ibi}, sharing similar interests for LTR. Pis call ext. 4559. tional support; Experience life's up* & downs hand- Please reply ext. 4551. aviraga looka but vary Irlendly, tun-loving, non- in-hand; Strive towards attaining both our individual It ii tbi policy of this newtpaprr not to publiib any smoker, tociil drinker, vary romantic, caring and at- DIVORCED WHITt FEMALE ft joint desires; A fulfill the dreams that drive us to penowl tdvttntmtnt thai may ht overtly inmtl, tu^gtt- (actlomta. My thends call ma "Buddy"!! I am also 41,1 am a nice woman who Is educated, finacially survive each lonely day. Mind-game players & those tivt and/or offensive to the general public. Tttis service i> honest and open, not Ilka 90% ot these adt- I've secure, and capable of taking care of herself, would seeking a free ride need not reipond. Please call ext. intended solely for personal adi for singles who wuld baan reading what amountt to a bunch ol BS. Size, like to meet a decent man, between the ages of 40 & 4292 like to establiih t relationship with other tingles, shape, race, and aga do not matter. If you are a raal 55, who Is not self-centered, someone who Is sincere, i piaaaa glv m> a call at ait. 4167. honest, employed A wants to find a friend first k FIERY. FASCINATING ft FIT FEUNE possibly more once we get to know each other, only DIVORCED WHITE MALE Very attractive, DWPF, 5'5", 123 lbs, 40lih, looks •Kl HAintFUL QIRL SKKI110 HEARTED OUY- single I available men need apply, let's enjoy our 30lih, non-smoker, w/long btond wavy hair ft green Classy, DWF, 33, plus size, blond, blua eyas, Intel- 30, 6T\ and professional. Seeking white female- summer together at the beach, In my pool, Just being 20's or 30's, non/smoker, for friendship, fun and ro- eyes, loves dining, dancing & dreaming, Seeks WPM, ligent, caring, die heart romantic. I en|oy quiet eve- together, pis, call ext.3612 non-smoker, 40-50's, with great mind, sou!, and nings, cuddling up to a good movie, flea markets, mance. I enjoy the shore, day-trips, romantic times home or out, and I'm willing to try new things. I want body, for the best in life. Please ext. 4290 long car rldts to no where, muiic and cindWHe INVOKED WHITE FEMALE dlnntn. 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Sense of humor a +, but must 35, 5', 6", brown hair, blue eyes, physically fit, great THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- DIVORCED WHITE MALE be attractive, outgoing & good conversationalist (w/ smile & personality, looking (or cute SWF who Is fun CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO Rugged, down to earth, entrepreneur, tall, vory fit, no children pref) to enjoy tnovlos, dining out & the & open-minded for exciting relationship. Please call TOt INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4323, FORBES NEWS- runs, walks, hikes, skis, plays tennis, gardens, loves occasional rainy day. Please no fanatics or people Extension 4310. PAW US, PO SOU m, SOMERVILLE, NJ 0M76. kids, fast cars, honest one on one relationship, coun- with little time on their hands. Please reply Ext. 4333. try dancing, travel, out of doors, Channel 13, cook- Ing, dining out, candle light romance, Italian any- DIVORCED WHITE MALE Phyitcalty fit DWM, 37, 5'9, 160 lbs. with a good thing, antiques, Victorian houses. If you are a non- 57, S'11 successful, financially secure, good looking heart, tense) of humor & traditional values. I enjoy a smoking petite sexy woman, 35-45, who cart write seeks naturally attractive woman. 41 to 59 up to 6' wide range of outdoor activities as well as movies, tetters and you relate to more than half of the above, for long term relationship. Athletic, business interest, FOR MORE plays ft dining at various restaurants. I'm Interested then please write to me for prompt reply. Ext, 4168. politician, physician, stewardess. Socialite a plus. In masting a slim, sensitive S/DF, 37 or younger with THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- This advertiser has also chosen to receive mall. INTRODUCTIONS no children to share similar Interests I possibly a CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO Please send letter and photo to: Introductions Box meaningful ona-to-ona relationship. Please call Ext. 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Looking for a woman who sible, non-drinker, llnancialfy secure, with a wicked tionally secure, affectionate, respectful, and inter- 4172. wanta to ba aarenaded by my guitar. I'm 5 8,160 lbs. sense of humor. I woutd like to meet someone who Is etttd in a friendship and possible long-term monoga- I WANT A MAN IN MY UK- Trill 4-year DWF, 49, with haiel/green eyas & I work out regularly & love to comfortable with themeelf, "pretty-plaln-jam", 35-45 mous relationship. I'm 67, petite, end have brown Irish/German, non-smoker/light toclil drinker (seek- travel. Rep'y ext. 4409 yeare old, 67* A under, no little kids, medium to naturally curly hair, and hazel green eyes. I enjoy ing MTM), misses • special man in my Me. 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You're unmarried, 59" to a long term relationship. I Am a rvon-imoker, very nice i fine looking lady. Fit I Fun WWJF eeeklng this "no nonsense' fun-loving woman hat peaked ST, ire late 4O'i to 50't, coll. educ., seeking a 1 on light social drinker, with multiple Interests ranging aoul male for fun I whatever. II you're physically your cufloeity-then call or aend me a note (picture 1 relationship, active. Bonuaet: Qafman, bearded, from modern novels to faat cara to Vegas. I raiaed (and hopefully tlnancltlry)Flt I looking tor fun, ige Is optional). I truly believe LIFE IS MEANT TO BE Gemini, work In law or buslneis. TurnoNa: texual two girla who are married and have their own lives. I no problem. Nice looking would be fine. Personality c LfVEOti Exploring LIFE'S CHALLENGES la the KEY gorlllH, egocentric men. Pleasa reply art. 4477, mlis having youngstere (not adult children) around plus, good aenae of humor a must. Phase call Ext, JO A HAPPY FULFILLING EXISTENCE!) 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II you can smoker, extremely light drinker, sensuous, cooks, happy dancing til 2 AM or twining on tha couch with be introspective and thoughtful, if you like to rough- keeps clean home, vary handy, vary active lifestyle. SINOLI BUCK MALE a good movie. I'm 5'10", ilim, & talrly attractive. If house one minute and cuddle the next, if you aran'l Looking for: brunetli, up to 47yrs old, 5'3" to 5'B", 30, 6'4", 210 lbs., athletic, attractive, out-going, you are a SWF who has intelligence, ambition, a afraid of meaningful emotion or commitment, and it slim, a little atackad or willing to be, loyal & consider* seeks SBF/SWF for casusl dating, must be sincere. great aenee ot humor and like Olinay movies, give you are willing to try to work out your hangups (we all ate with a aanee of humor I a great smile. Smiling Please reply out. 361S. me a call. P.S.* Nice l«(fa are a plus, but not neces- have them), give ma a call. Pteaaa respond to axt. eyas a plus. I'm looking for the quality In a woman. SINGLE MALI, 37 sary, Plane reply ext.446Q. 4471 Her skin color or eye slant ara unimportant. Please THIS AWIRTISM HAS AUO CHOSEN TO RE- respond ext, 4169, reply guaranteed. Tall, athletic. Looking for open minded, sensual fe- CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO MARRIAGE MINDED? THIS AOVfRTISER HAt ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- male. Age a race Is unimportant, Call me, and let's TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 44M, POMES MEWS- Want a child? I want a wife: Let's make a deal...Har- CEIVE MAIL. PLEASE SENO LETTER AND PHOTO start enjoying each others company! Please reply PAPER!, PO BOX tM, SOMERVim, NJ OSWS. dworking SWM, 28, very fit, 6 K Very intelligent, (OPTIONAL) TO: INTRODUCTIONS SOX 41W, em, 4380. suave looking, Prof, needs mousy Country Girl, Cor- IF YOU READ THIS AD- and think It aoundi Inter- FOVIIES NEWSPAPERS, PO SOX IN, SOMIR- SINGLE WHITE FEMALE porate Udy, or in-between, 19-29 or to, to share yiLLE,HMOM71 Attractive, 49, blonde, blue-eyed, looking lor eating • we might have a lot In common • keep read- walks, movies, dinner, cuddling, beach, love (a busi- ing - still aoundi good • leave a meaatge and tell me outgoing white male, 48-56, it least 5' 10, who enjoys 1 ness together?) Sacrificing for Bountiful lite, Ext. READ MY PERSONAL about yourself. Attractive female 5 6" 135 lbs., early life's celebrations, dining out, entertaining at home, 3926. DWF, non-smoker, 5' 5", green eyes, 40ish proles- dancing I good conversation. Only men with a sense 40'I. 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Sept. 8-10,1993 Forbes Newsp^ers Wetland Hm 19 I New kids in town Tufoli joins fraternity of fine restaurants in downtown Somerville By MICKIPULSINEUJ

Culinary Correspondent TBB^W^^ V^^^^V W^^^^r ^^^^WJ ^^PW^W^ here is a theory in the restau- S rant business that if you tor serve good food, people will Tflock to your doors, Compe- tition, poor parking and oven bad location won't stop customers from coming in. TuffoH in Somerville only has to wony about the former - compe- mmmmm tition. There is plenty of parking and Somerville is definitely a good location for restaurants. But oH, the competition! Without naming them, I can think of at least four other good Italian restaurants in that town. But competition is at the heart of free enterprise. Give the cus- WKSONMtEKENDPlUS tomers good food, at reasonable Lance Knaup, co-ownen Ptttr Dalla Rocca and MIka Kalanl and Bob Chip ara part of tha prices, and everyone benefits, par- hoipttallty taam at Tufoll, a naw Italian Rtataurant In downtown Somarvllla. ticuiarly the customers. That's why I'm excited about Tufoli. They can only make the others work harder, to breads, imported pancetta, onions and aged asiago ($11), or vermicelli, our benefit lightly tossed with smoked trout, fresh arugula and pink pepper corns TVifoli is located in the space formerly occupied by the Court Cafe. If ($12). you ever ate at the former place, you'll be happy to know that the The extremely innovative menu was created by cheflco-owner Peter atmosphere hasn't changed much. It didn't have to, it was lovely to Delia Rocca, whose family has owned restaurants since 1894. His part- begin with. ner, Michael Kalani, is in charge of the dining room. At the entrance is the bar area with the original ceramic floor and Customers are treated to a bread baiket of thin slices of garlic bread refinished oak bar with a mahogany top and brass rail that dates back and an assortment of Italian bread with grapes. Extra virgin olive oil is to pre-prohibition. You have to walk through the bar to get to the dining provided with the bread. rooms. For appetizers, my husband had the polenta quattro formaggio which There are two dining rooms, One at ground level, where we ate, and is imported Italian com meal, infused with gorgonzola, fresh mozzarella, another downstairs. The main upstairs room consist of skylights, paisley fontina and aged asiago ($5). This was served with a tasty red sauce. If wall coverings of hunter green separated by a mahogany hand rail and you like polenta and cheese, you'll love this dish. wall lamps evenly spaced between tables that give off a subdued light- Our daughter had a salad of arugul^ radtcchio and Belgian endive, ing for fine dining. tossed with extra virgin olive oil and balsamic vinegar ($6). The menu is unique in that it offers appetizers, salads and pasta I ordered the large South American shrimp, served with a fresh dill {fresh and imported). Pish, veal, beef and lamb are offered only as horseradish sauce ($9). This consisted of five shrimp wrapped around a specials for the night. But this does not mean a limited menu by any fresh stalk of asparagus and sitting on a bed of blue ice. The presenta- means. tion was outstanding, and the shrimp were delicious. I counted 14 appetizers ($5-9), four carpaccios ($6-8), six salads ($5-8) For entrees my husband ordered the fettuccini scoperto impetuoso and four vegetables ($4) as starters. Appetizers include little neck dams, ($11) which is tomato-laced fettuccini (pink) sauteed with hot cherry smoked salmon and fresh mozzarella, squid, eggplant with prosciutto, peppers, diced eggplant, fresh basil, garlic and oil. The sauce and pasta blue point oysters and snails. Each of the above come with various was delicious, and hot, the way he likes it, assortments of fresh ingredients and herbs, and some with sauces such Our daughter had the capelUni pommarola ($9) which is angel hair as tarragon or dill cream sauce. pasta in a imported plum tomato and basil sauce. This was her first Carpaccio selections include duck breast with an avocado chutney, taste of a basil sauce, and she was very impressed. beef with artichoke, aged asiago (cheese) and a creamy basil sauce, veal I had the rigatoni seccato al sole ($11). This is rigatoni in a saute of with a mascarpone sauce and Norwegian salmon or yellowtail tuna broccoli raab, roasted garlic, sundried tomato and wild mushroom, The smoked and presented over a light spinach pure-c. pasta was around the side and the broccoli raab in the center, smoth- There are 24 fresh and imported pasta selections ($9-16 for a saffron ered with mushrooms. Once again the presentation was as good as the fettuccini simmered with smoked salmon and asparagus tips, finished meal itself. in a vodka cream sauce, sewed with red salmon caviar), Most of the My compliments to Messrs, Delia Rocca and Kalani. They proved, items are in the $10-12 range. once again, that quality is the key to success. Anything less will not Fresh selections include squid ink pasta, served with mixed seafood, survive in a good restaurant town like Somerville. finished in a saffron lobster sauce ($15), or black pepper lemon linguini, tossed with artichokes, tender calamari, calamati olives, garlic, tomatoes TUFOU18 Main St., Somervilte. (908) 231-1155. and extra virgin olive oil. This column Is Intended to Inform readers about dining opportunities in the Some of the imported pasta seluctions are perciutulle with veal swwt- I area, ft is not a review. M C»f» 4rM|«miten I* Oim mm. mm

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