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t •')• Vo. 29 The^festfield Record Thursday, July 22, 1993 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents i Briefs Breaking Making the most of summer Vacation video show Vacation videos will be down the shown at the Westfield Memo- 7-week playground program rial Library for children of all ages on Friday mornings through Aug. 13, 10:30-11 a.m. barriers keeps kids busy all season The videos will be animated tivities range from indoor movies versions of favorite picture By NtCOlE iL QAVWO New ramp should THE RECORD and arts and crafts to a weekly books. No registration is re- pool swim to old favorites like quired. ease school access As the children of Westfield Knock-Hockey and Kickball. • Registration has begun for a play their summer away, many Each site has its own annual Fair toddler time story hour 10:30 By NICOLE A. QAVINO are taking advantage of the recre- Night, when the children have the a.m. Wednesday, July 28. Chil- THE RECORD ation commission's summer Play- opportunity to interact with both dren should be 21/2 years old, ground Program. parents and counselors to create a Westfield Library member, Hopes to improve handicap ac- At local playgrounds across and run their own fair activities. and accompanied by a parent. cess in Edison Junior High School town, children are taking part in a The Fair Night also provides each Park concerts start are slowly becoming realities as the variety of free activities due to the site with the chance to generate Westfield Board of Education help of the town and the motiva- funds which go back into the pro- Tlie recreation commission makes progress toward the instal- is sponsoring a concert series tion and commitment of play- gram. lation of a new ramp and access ground workers. In addition, an educational featuring the Westfield Com- lift. munity Concert Band 8 p.m. The summer playground has theme is chosen for each week of Although Westfield High School been around since 1950, around the program, including Earth Thursday through Aug. 12. Up- is already equipped with adequate coming acts include the Sa- the time when the Recreation Week, Olympic Week, and Drug handicap access, the junior high Commission was created. Many and Alcohol Awareness Week. Ac- laam Temple String Band, and schools, both multi-story buildings, the Rahway Valley Jerseyaires. adult Westfield residents can re- tivities are created in a way that are lacking such facilities. member attending during care- the children can enjoy themselves According to Robert Rader, the free summers of childhood. and learn new things at the same New CPR course assistant superintendent for busi- The program has changed and time. For example, during the' The local Red Cross is offer- ness, buildings of this kind poten- been improved through the years first week of the program, chil- ing a new course called Com- tially deny access for certain indi- but its reason for success remains dren attended a Pool Safety Pro- munity First Aid and Safety viduals. Ramps do exist now at Ed- the same: the children are getting gram through the National Swim that covers infant, child and ison School, but they are inad- together and having a good time. Pool Foundation at Memorial adult CPR with a solid base in equate because they are too steep. The Summer Playground is a Pool. The children got to walk standard first aid. The nine- Because access is currently dif- seven-week program held from through a mobile trailer unit hour course will be given on ficult, a new ramp and a handicap late June to mid August at all the which showed safety features for two nights, July 27 and 28, at access liil are on the way. local elementary schools and the swimming and diving before try- the Chapter House, 321 Elm The new access facilities will pro- Westfield Neighborhood Council. ing them out themselves in the St Class size is limited and vide for both students and staff, Children can register at any time pool with lifeguards "Gus and will be filled on a fist come, including special education stu- during the summer program. Cur- Goldy Goldfish." first served basis. Call 232- dents, physically handicapped fac- rently, nearly 900 children who The Summer Playground wUl 7090. ulty and also temporarily handi- are active in the program and the finish its season with the All capped students. In addition to Recreation Commission estimates Parks Picnic, when children from Foreign films... helping people who already use the more than 1,000 will be involved all the different sites will get to- school, the new ramp and lift will The Memorial Library is by the Playground's big picnic fi- gether for a final bash. open the door for mote people to ORGE PACCtELlO/THE RECORD nale. "We're always striving to re- hosting a Thursday evening be able to use the facilities. Kristen Valla, 7, makes her move playing Connect Four at foreign film festival through Funded primarily through town search new programs to maintain Aug. 19, at 7:30 in the meeting "We know we have physically Wilson School last week. Summer Playground programs at taxes, the playground is free to all interest," said Paul Campanelli of room. AH films will have En- challenged students who will be various locations around Westfield give youngsters the Westfield residents from first the Recreation Department "I glish subtitles; registration is coming to the school," Mr. Rader chance to enjoy the great outdoors with each other. through sixth grades. The ac- (Please turn to page A-3) not required. The schedule in- said. "The goal is to make sure that cludes: no one is denied access because of Tonight: Dark Eyes (Italian a physical handicap." and Russian 1987) - Marcello Progress towards the installation Miustroianni is an amiable of the ramp and lift is underway, Local GOP leadership changes hands lurn-of-the-century lap dog as the Board of Education looks to named Romano whose re- Mr. Rader to handle the project. as Westfield's Mayor from 1979- have an understanding of politics The new ramp has already been By NICOLE A. GAVtNO mittees, as well sponse to a crisis at the bank 1982 and first served on the Town both in Westfield and in Union approved and will be built this THE RECORD as being active run by his wife is to bolt to a Republican Committee in 1987 as County," Mr. Cockren said. "My spa. summer, hopefully in time for as a volunteer school opening in September. One of the founders of the West- chairman. goal is to bring new, talented peo- July 29: Black Oiyhcus (Brazil- The newly elected chairman, Mr. for the church ple into the party." About $10,000 has been set aside field Republican Club is now at the of St Helen's ian and Portugese 1959) - The helm of the town's GOP Com- Cockren, said he will continue the While serving as GOP leader, Mr. for the ramp and $25,000 allocated and as a soccer legend of Orpheus and Eury- mittee. committee's goal of supporting Chin said he followed the same dice is retold against the mad- so far for the lift, which is not yet coach. approved. In addition, the parents The Westfield Town Republican candidates and seeing that they get principle as the chairman before, ness of carnival in Rio. committee recently announced the elected. Mr. Cockren has also long In 1992, Mr. and hopes that Mr. Cockren will do Aug. 5: Babctte's Frost (Danish of special education students have donated $5,000 to go towards the changing of its chairman, moving been involved in Republican poli- Cockren the same. und French 1987) - The scene tics and hopes that his knowledge formed the is the late 1800s on the Danish project. from one solid political activist to "We in the Republican Party coast amid God fearing puri- "We were delighted to get the another. and experience will be assets to the Westfield Re- want to make sure we look for peo- tans, where a mysterious donation, it will be a great help to Now effective is the resignation Westfield Town Republican Com- publican Club ple who put the town's interests French refugee comes to work the project," Mr. Rader said. of Allen Chin and the election of mittee. and was elected president. Because and security before the party," said as a humble cook. The lift is currently going Robert W, Cockren as the com- Politically active since the early the GOP committee's bylaws limit Mr. Chin. Aug. 12: The Return of Martin through a standard review process. mittee's new chairman. 1970s, Mr. Cockren served many that group's membership, the Mr. Chin has continously been Giierrv (French 1983) - The ro- The project needs to get state ap- Mr. Chin had served as chair- years in the New York State Legis- Westfield Republican Club was cre- involved in other town activities, mantic and tragic legendary (Please turn to page A-3) man for the Town Republican lature as a staffer, and for local pol- ated as a device to allow people in and said he will continue to be ac- folk tale of a young peasant Committee for the past six years, itics in Long Island, where he pre- town to become more active. Mr. tive as much as time allows. He is who returns with his wife and but felt the need to resign due to viously lived. Cockren will resign as the club's a member of the Westfield Police family afler a nine-year ab- business commitments. His com- lie moved to New Jersey in 1981 Athletic League board of directors 1 How to help president while taking the helm of sence . pany, George C. Sharp, Inc. has ex- and to Westfield in 1983, where he the GOP committee, but said he and is a representative for the Rah- Aug. 19: Adam's Rib (Russian panded greatly, and he is now very immediately got involved in town will still be active in building club way Valley Sewerage authority of 1992) - A wonderfully wry So- flood victims busy. politics. As an attorney, Mr. Cock- membership. Westfield. In addition, his wife, viet comedy about three gen- The retired chairman has been a ren represented the Westfield Mr. Cockren is honored to be Mary, serves as a committee- erations of women living in Westfield resident since I960 and Board of Ac^justment and serves as chosen and feels confident in his woman for the town Republican nerve-jangling proximity to in Midwest first got involved in town politics legal counsel for the town Repub- ability to serve as the Republican Committee. Mr. Chin hopes to help one another. Cash is the number one priority in 1973, when he became a town lican Committee. He also has Committee's new chairman. with November's counci] cam- for local American Red Cross chap- councilman. Mr. Chin later served served on various mayoral com- "The people recognized that I paign. Memorial Fund ters gathering support for Midwest Friends of the late Douglas flood victims. J. Odenkirk have begun a me- Volunteers are not high on the Parking lot morial fund in his honor. Mr. priority list right now — however a Story time Odenkirk, formerly of West- call for helpers could come soon, fk»ld, died May 10 in Hawaii at officials at the regional Summit ago 30. Anyone wishing to con- Red Cross Chapter said last week. space swap tribute to this fund, which will Psychological support volunteers Ix? a vocational scholarship could be sought later to assist flood fund established at Westfield victims adapting to rebuilding for shops High Schml, please send homes and businesses when the checks made out to: Douglas J. waters recede, officials added. By BOBSULUVAN Odenkirk Memorial Fund, in Checks can be mailed to: Ameri- THE JIECORD care of Linda Vail or Richard enn Red Cross Disaster Relief, P.O. Gralewski, Roosevelt Interme- The transportation, parking, and Box 37243, Washington, DC. 20013. traffic committee of the Town diate School, 301 Clark St., Donations can also be made by West field, NJ 07090. Council recommended last week credit card by phoning the Rod changes to commuter train station Cross at 800-(M 2 2200. parking designed to help South Teen Center open About a do/.cn inquiries had Avenue businesses. The Westfield Tern Center come to the Mouiitainsidc- Hie committee wants to reduce located in the Municipal Build- We.stliekl lied Cross Chapter by commuter permit parking spaces ing continues to ojx-rate. each Thursday afternoon, according to by 12 on the train station's south Friday, 8-noon for all resident Red Cross official Gail MofTett. She side. The spaces instead would be high sclnx>l .student..1; said that hundreds of Red Cross- alloted for metered parking, ef- The U.H'11 center features trained volunteers already are on fectively allowing more shoppers' JKM)1 tables, ping-]N)iig tables, duty at shelters in the flooded area. to park near stores. air htickey, foosbfill (Kixxtr), More volunteers are not lx.-ing ac- "We want to promote shopping hockey, video games, televi- tively recruited, but inquiries arc in Westfield, and we want to pro- sion and viileoca.ssctte re- welcome, she said. There is a mote shopping on South Avenue," rortler, and a complete stereo stand-by list of vo!unt<*crs awaiting Concilman Ken MacRitchie said. system, lounge nrra and re- Red Cross training before possible AUQUSTO F. MENEZESmHE RECORD The full council will consider the freshments. Come diiwn and assignment to the fhxid urea, she Mary K. Joyce keeps her auldience riveted during a story hour at the Westfield Memorial proposal in August or September, check it out. said. Library July 20. he said. - EDWAKD CARROLL (Please turn to page A-3) A-2 July 22,1993 Three arrested on many drug charges Golf benefit is planned The WestfieM Police assisted the According to the Union County box was jimmied. On Sept 0, the Second An- TreedmilX; utographedby Union County Prosecutor's Office Prosecutor's Office, the arrests July 16 nual Golf Outing at Battusrol Wayne Gretzky, members of the in arresting three males, one from were the culmination of a two- Police arrested Joseph DiComo, Golf Chib in Springfield to ben- Boston Celtics, New York Gi- Westfield, on a variety of drug month investigation into the distri- I Police log Jr., of Newark on charges stem- efit the Paul Jackson Fund will ants, and more. charges last Friday. bution of marijuana and cocaine. ming from the tlveft of a motor ve- If you would like to learn Darren McGhee of Newark, Seized during the arrest was a hicle that led polke on a high be held. The day includes lunch, Louis Green of North Brunswick, Marijuana Hydroponic Laboratory. reported his vehicle burglarized speed chase through town. The 24- 18 holes of golf on the lower more about sponsoring a hole or and John Desmond, of Ripley The device contained high pres- and golf clubs stolen from the rear year-old was charged with theft, course, cocktail hour, dinner, making a contribution, please Place were arrested at 2:10 p.m. at sure sodium lights and other so- seat Entry was gained by smash- burglary, receiving stolen property, prizes and awards. Last year's contact John Byrne at (212) 747- the home of Mr. Desmond. Mr. phisticated equipment which al- ing the window. eluding arrest and driving while in- awards and prizes included a 1230 (day) or 8894125 (c Desmond and Mr. McGhee were lowed for artificial growth of mari- toxicated. He was held on $10,375 July 19 Lexus (hole In one), Precor nings). charged with possession of cocaine, juana plants. According to Lt Jef- Officials from the Westfiekl bail. possession of cocaine with intent to frey P. Hummel, 98 female plants Summer Workshop reported a vid- According to police officials, Mr. distribute and possession of mari- were growing and within 10 days of eocassette recorder/ disc-player sto- DiComo was noticed by police after juana with intent to distribute. Mr. maturation. Eventual street value len. The workshop is being held at he went through a stop sign at the Desmond was held on $25,000 bail; would have been about $225,000, the Edison Intermediate School on corner of Watterson Street and Mr. McGhee, on $100,000 bail. he said. Rahway Avenue. North Avenue at approximately ' Mr. Green was charged with pos- Also: « • • 1:41 a.m. He was pulled over at the D SEAFOOD session of cocaine and was released July 20 intersection of Elm and Orchards on $7,500 bail. Bertram Bonner Jr., of Westfiekl, Stephen Locker of Sandra Court was cited for allegedly failing to streets, but when approached by FISH MARKET keep right after being involved in police, he took off. an accident on Bennett Place at A chase occurred on Mountain Fresh Fish 8:56 am. According to the police and Lawrence streets before end- 9 The winner report, Mr. Bonner was travelling ing on Walnut Avenue when Mr. fillets, steaks, whole east on Bennett Place when he DiComo lost control of the vehicle * Shrimp, Scallops, Shellfish struck a vehicle travelling west op- while turning left, and ran over a * 300 gallon Live Lobster Tank erated by Carol Cohen, also of sidewalk, up on a lawn, and hit a Westfield. tree. * clams, crabs - live & cooked • • • The car was owned by Susan El- Susan Cutro of Oak Street re- liott of Westfield, and was stolen __ JHEN ported her vehicle burglarized and from her home. (sen* for ***, SISSM call $12 stolen from the console. It was • • * * Fish N' Chips parked in the driveway at her resi- Nigel Harlan of Maye Street re- dence. ported his unlocked vehicle bur- * Chowders • • • glarized while parked in front of * Special Order Cooking Hie side window on Benjamin his home. Missing was $20 in Galata't Volkswmgon was smashed change, and 35 cassette tapes. Full Catering - Shrimp Platters - Sushi Bar i sometime during the night while it • • • \Cltktn & Shrimp Bar for Fairs, Outings, etc was parked on The Boulevard. A Tice Place resident reported 757-3667 e FAX 757-2122 July 17 the front left headlight cracked and Two Belvedere Avenue residents the side mirror smashed on his ve- Optn 7 Dsyt Mon-Sat 10wn-9pm reported their cars burglarized hicle while parked overnight on Sunl0un-4|Hn Th« winner of thv Wsstflstd Rotary Club "Scwwa of Waat- while parked outside their home the street 227 Soa*met St. • Notts PlaianeML flald Sarlaa" contast Scott Jacobs, right, atanda with hla during the night Edward Gal- July 15 madlum air bruah depletion of a Weatfleld Fire Truck. Con- lagher had a compact disc player A vehicle parked in the outside test Judga Harry Davlln helpa Mr. Jacobs hold tha print and two pairs of sunglasses stolen, repair area of Sevelle's Auto Body while Rotarlan Suzanne Often looks on. The print will be while Ronald Komiche had an Al- Shop on Windsor Avenue was sto- sold by the Rotary Club to benefit Its scholarship fund. pine AM-FM cassette player stolen. len. It was later recovered by the In addition, his glove compartment Roselle Police Department I Fire briefs Jub> 18 100 Block of Mountain Av- enue—system malfunction Westfiekl Memorial Pool-re- moval of lock 400 Block of Summit Av- . enue—power line down Juh/17 • 500 Block of Summit Av- " enue—car leaking gas 500 Block of Trinity Place—oven • Ore •• July 16 200 Block of Elm Street—smoke Experience odor- . .,,.., I 400 Block of Rahway Av- •I • • enue—wire down 100 Block of South Chestnut Street—gasoline spill 700 Block of Glen Avenue—truck fire 100 Block of East Broad Street—interior alarm 200 Block of Myrtle Av- enue—lock out July 15 200 Block of Cacdola Place—r- efusefire July 14 100 Block of East Broad Street—alarm activation 600 Block of Lamberts Mill Road—power line down 600 Block of Clark Street-wire : 100 Block of East Broad Street- alarm activation July 13 Grandview Avenue and Pine Street—anti freeze spill • 300 Block of Wychwood -Road—unintentional alarm
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Owner Steve Fnuislolaa opened The congressman entered alone, The Main Street committee will the Excellent Diner on North Av- and after a friendly greeting from study parking needs of downtown enue in Westfleld this pest rainy the diner owner and staff pro- workers, shoppers, communters, Monday to a special visit from Rep.ceeded from booth to booth to lis- Jand residents. While the deck has Robert Franks (R-7), ten to locals' opinions and answer I been studied before, Councilman Rep. Franki toured several din- their questions. MacRitchie said the plan will get ers in the seventh congressional "I think he believes that you nuch more serious consideration district Monday to answer ques- can't solve the economy's problems cause the Main Street program tions and listen to reactions regard- with taxes," said Westfield resident : "highly structured." ing the state of the American econ- Suzanne Covine. "It was very nke. 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Broihier from Sagi- creased Motorcoach and general naw, Mich., has been hired as ex-tourism activity in the community. ecutive director of the Westfield She holds a bachelor's degree from Area Chamber of Commerce. Ailer Saginaw Valley State University two weeks of transition with out- and was active in many Saginaw going Executive Eirector Cynthia community groups, including the KowaJczyk, Mrs. Broihier has as-local Genealogical and Historical sumed her post to manage the Societies. chamber office at 111 Quimby St. Mrs. Broihier moved to New Jer- and to implement the policies and sey recently with her daughter, programs of the executive board. who works in New York City. As a To her new position, Mrs. Broihi- newcomer, she is expected to offer er brings a wealth of experience in fresh insights into the strengths economic development, public rela- and needs of this area. In the next tions, marketing, sales, tourism few months, she will examine the and administration. In her previ- goals, both long-term and short- ous employment with Buena Vista term, of the Westfield Area Cham- Charter Township, a 36 square ber of Commerce. With members mile district of heavy manufactur- of the various chamber boards and KATHERINE BROIHIER ing and rural communities, Mrs. committees, she will assess current Broihier coordinated proposals for programs and projects of the vances made during the term of public and private financing of chamber, with attention to coordi- Cynthia Kowalczyk, I hope to unify business ventures and focused on nating future chamber activities area business retention and newwith those of Main Street. the various segments of chamber membership," said Mrs. Broihier. business development. Through the chamber, Mrs. Formerly, Mrs. Broihier served Broihier wants to develop West- "I look forward to meeting new as tourism marketing director in field's potential as a professional/ people and addressing new chal- Saginaw County, where she pro-service/retail business center. lenges within the Westfield area duced marketing programs that in- "Following the wonderful ad- business community." Group tabs $11,000 for youth jobs About $11,000 was allocated for the purchase of a new copying ma- Also, $500 was allocated to the AUQUSTO f. MENEZES/THE RECORD the summer youth employment chine. Westfield-based Choral Arts Soci- Children at the Westfleld Memorial Library tum Ihemeelvee around while doing the hokey* program of the Westfield Founda- The Westfield Community Band ety of New Jersey Inc. to under- pokey during story hour. Leading the dance In the back right comer la Mary Joyce. tion. Through this program, eight was given $2,228 to purchase 25 write the cost of free tickets for Westfield area agencies are able to musical arrangements and the nec- senior citizens at the society's May offer summer jobs to young West- essary equipment in which to safe- and January concerts. fielders. ly store and transport them. Mr. Hale also announced that Pact ensures UCC grads can go to Rutgers Participating agencies this year The Westfield-Mountainside the foundation was able to send a Dr. Francis L. Lawrence, presi- swick, School of Communication, credits earned at either of the two are Westfield Day Care Center, the Chapter of the American Red previously allocated matching dent of Rutgers, the State Univer- Information and library Studies, institutions only. Students must New Jersey Workshop for the Arts, Cross received a grant of $2,100 to $1,000 grant to the Hi'* Eye, West- sity of New Jersey, and Dr. Tho-University CoDege-Camden, Uni- have completed academic entrance Children's Specialized Hospital, paint the exterior of their 110-year- field High School's student-run mas H. Brown, president of Union versity-Newark, and University unit requirements appropriate to Westfield Memorial Library, West- old headquarters on Elm Street. weekly newspaper. County College, Cranford, signed College-New Brunswick. the student's intended participat- field-Mountainside Chapter of the Project Graduation — BASH '93, Last fall, the 1992-93 staff of the an agreement July 1 providing for "This Dual Admission Program ing college. American Red Cross, Washington the all-night substance-free party newspaper was confronted with a Dual Admission Program. agreement with Rutgers provides a Up to 64 credits would be grant- Rock Girl Scouts Council, United for Westfield High School seniors debts of $7,700 accumulated since Under the agreement. Union wonderful opportunity for our ed at the Rutgers-Camden campus Fund of'Westfield and Westfield on graduation night, was given a 1985, as well as escalating opera- County College graduates will be graduates, because they can plan for college level courses success- Neighborhood Council. $1,000 grant tional costs. assured matriculation with full jun- their higher educational careers fully completed at UCC, up to 65 This year marks the 10th an- ior standing in the undergraduate knowing exactly what they have to credits would he accepted at the niversary of the foundation's sum- college of their choice. The agree- do and knowing then will be a Rutgers-New Brunswick campus, mer youth employment program, ment includes the following under- place for them at Rutgers when and up to 60 credits would be which previously relied on match- graduate colleges of Rutgers: Cam- they graduate from Union County transferable at the Rutgers-Newark ing financial support from the den College Of Arts and Science, College," Dr. Brown aaid. campus. Westfield business community. In College of Engineering, Cook Col- To quality, admission to a Rut- UCC students may enroll in the recent years, that support has been lege, Douglass College, Livingston gers undergraduate school for a joint admissions program upon ap- lagging, but the foundation has ORLANDO College, Newark College of Arts bachelor's degree program is con- plying to UCC continued the program because the trustees believe it is so worthwhile. Prices include round-trip airfare via and Sciences, Rutgers College, tingent upon completion of the As- For more information, call Mari- Delta Air Lines, 3 nights hotel, rental car School of Business-Camden, The United Fund of Westfield sociate in Arts or Associate in Sci- lyn Flood, transfer coordinator, at and Bonus Features. School of Business-New Brun- ence degree at UCC with all degree 700-7027. was granted $2,500 to help finance Best Western Godspell will be performed Plaza International '279 The Union County Music The- Technicolor Dnamcoot. Holiday Inn ater will present Godspell at Re- Tammy English is also a chorus Main Gate East '379 deemer Lutheran Church, 229 member. Tammy is appearing this Cowperthwaite Place, across from summer in The Little Mermaid as WALT DISNEY WORLD* Rttort Roosevelt Intermediate School, the Housekeeper and played Miss Unique Food fAarket Prices include round-trip airfare via Westfield, July 22, 23 and 24 at 6 Finch earlier this year in Our Mia p.m. The show is directed by Peter Brook*. Delta Air Lines. 4 nights hotel, hotel tax, Bridges and Anne King. Mark Skarecki, a disciple in the .All Ot\ew\a\ Food Lovers! rental car, Unlimited 'MAGIC PASSPORr Five Cranford students will be play, will attend Susquehanna Uni- Plus and more. among those appearing in God-versity in the fall. Mark appeared Disney's Dixie spell. Amy Blitz, 15, will sing in the in the Paper Mill Playhouse pro- chorus of Godspell and appeared in duction of Gameiot and locally in Rt.22 Landings Resort •649 last year's production of Hideaway Grease as Danny Zucko. Haven and in the 1991 production Kate Wilson is another Cranford ntal T~ooas Walt Disney World Dolphin '899 of Snoopy. resident in the chorus of Godspell. Chorus member Robert Coakley The 16-year-old appeared recently appeared in Grease, Bella ore Ring- in GnoK, Hideaway Haven, I We -Have .A J-a»*gc Selection of... ing, and Joseph and the Amazing Snoopy and The Jungle Book. PrcsK Produce #"Rice. 15**^ Food • Gte.e.n ~Cca PriMt ir« pti panon, doubti occupancy, battd on oacMc day o< ••He»4> "Ceo dtpartum. room cMawy,taint, tmti and wtiiwmr. Trwtt Am: QUICK RESULTS MM mtywy. Rental car and oow nMricttm apply. rH PERMANENT SUCCESS!1 f ROf ESSIONAt NUTKIDONISTS •Sushi •Ginseng IESS FOR tan WEIGHT CONTROL COUNSELORS (908) 752-3060 LE55! -REAL" roODMOrm.PACIAGED MEDICALLY SATI tfBTMD DIETS 288 "R+. 22 West •Tbwe>» V\aza omt mi i PERSONAL COUNSELING AQT PUBLIC MEETINGS IMUH.lt \>1S uresme CHANGES BQL TEMPORARY WEIGHT LOSS Store Hours: 10:30am-8pm 7 Days YRI \n Tin: CALL TODAY ABOUT OVK GREAT HtOGRAMS PRICE OF >ios i (90s) 889-7272 ii{\N Letters to the editor Selection process for Moonchildren a major mystery To The Record: Moonchildren is representative of the kind of theater Our schools, therefore, have a prominent role to play sponsored by our high school and supported by our As a concerned parent of a Westfield High School that our administration and faculty would endorse. and teachers and school activities undoubtecUy have a tax dollars, I would like to encourage parents and graduate and a child currently attending the high The purpose* of this letter is not to comment on significant if not a pervasive influence on our chil- citizens of Westfield to attend these performances. school, I want to comment on the recent production artistic license or to debate the semantics of what dren. What message are we giving our students when Although the students may not be your own children, of Moonchildren by Michael Weller. This play was constitutes profanity versus what constitutes art, but we permit and defend productions like Moonchildren? they need the support and guidance of the entire recently performed by the Repertory Theatre Group rather to focus on the role and responsibility of con- Is it that community productions which contain an community. We must not sit in judgment of our gov- with the participation of the drama coach. cerned parents, residents and educators alike. abundance of profanity and intended to offend are ernment, our state or our local school when they After reading both the original play and the edited As parents and adults, we are mindful that our appropriate? Is it that selecting materials that contain dictate policy that determines our children's mo- script used for the performances, I cannot com- children as well as other people's children are in- mature subject matter reflect a coming of age of our tivation and choices if we do not make ourselves prehend why a play which contains patently offensive fluenced by our examples. Our children spend most students? Should the freedom to choose any subject heard. Please write to our Board of Education, princi- language was selected. In addition, the subject matter of their time at home and at school which nukes matter be a more important issue that the ap- pal and superintendent Westfield is our community of the play was not age appropriate material for stu- home and school activities of primary importance in propriateness of the subject matter. and these students are our children. dents in grades 9-12. I cannot accept the fact that the shaping of our children's attitudes and values. Since performances such as Moonchildren are ORKTCHKH HOQAN, Westfield Noise fighters thank lawmakers I Aid squad grateful Most devastating myth To The Record: aid into the budget process. Mr. Dt- The New Coalition Against Air- Francesco's sponsorship was viiaL plane Noise (NJCAAN), a volunteer to its subsequent passage. Aty to fund drive donors about teen sex education organization comprised of citizens ditionally, his staff, in Trenton anjjf and citizen groups from 280 com- Scotch Plains worked effective^ To The Record: almost broke my back. You came To The Record: tween ourselves and our teenag- I am writing in reply to the ers. What better place to discuss munities throughout New Jersey with the attorney for NJ CAAN to We would like to thank the citi- and helped me. Thank You. I'm has waged a prolonged battle with complete this initiative. Assembly- zens and businesses of Westfield okay now, thanks to your quick letters in the Westfield Record the choices and focus on issues on July 1 regarding the health such as AIDS, pregnancy, and the FAA to restore peace and tran- man Rich Bagger, a member of the who contributed during our annual service. You all deserve medals, be- quility to our towns, resulting from Appropriations Committee was in- fund drive. Although this is the cause your doing this voluntarily. curriculum at Westfield High other sexually transmitted dis- Once again, thank you. I hope you School. eases that the environment of a air routes created by the extended strumental in placing this line item first in many years that we did not East Coast Plan in New Jersey. As in the Assembly budget. Mr. Bad- reach our fund drive goal, we are can continue this work to help I am an educator and a parent classroom? There ideas can be other citizens like me. of a Westfield High School stu- explored, discussed and evalu- president of the coalition, and a ger has been a staunch and stead- still gratified by the response we dent I applaud the Health Edu- ated. This should be a part of district 22 resident, I wish to ap- fast supporter, working capably received. From Ms. Lindsay Totams We have said before that it is cation Department for not the educational process of any plaud the efforts of two of our leg- with local citizen's groups on this During the fund drive people fre- your contributions, large or small, preaching, but instead, for giv- high school. islators whose efforts produced a civic and environmental crisis. Our quently include thank, you notes that pay for gas and supplies that ing information on choices that Letting go of our children is $1,000,000.00 line item budget al- appreciation for shier efforts is for the care they receive or thank make the ambulances go. But it is need to be made regarding sex- difficult, but this is exactly what location from the Department of enormous. you for just being there in case thank you notes like this one that ual decisions (and abstinence is we must do as our teenagers Transportation to support a re- The citizens and state legislators they do need us. We received one keep our members going during certainly presented as the first move toward becoming young sponse to the Draft Environmental of district 22 have demonstrated thank you that touched us all and the many hours they volunteer choice). adults. If we have done our job Impact Statement (DEIS). This preeminent leadership in New Jer- we would like to share it with you. providing coverage and in training The most devastating myth as parents, then we must be- critical allocation allows us to com' sey 'a aircraft noise controversy Dear Westfield Rescue Squad, I to maintain their state certifica- that parents can believe is that lieve that our teenagers will do plete a technical and adequat- The process of a democratic gov read your letter in the newspaper tions. giving teenagers knowledge theirs. Not because of the fears eDEIS document and our ocean air eminent is augmented by the dili- and am sending you a contribu- Thanks once again to all who about birth control makes them of their parents, but out of re- route design presented to Secre- gent work of an active educated tion. I wish it were big, but it's not.have contributed and for all your more likely to have sex. What is spect for themselves that we tary of Transportation Federico electorate working in cooperation It's is only $3. I hope that, in some kind wishes. needed are more frank and con- and the educational system of Pena in a July 8 special briefing with thier elected officials to bring small way, it can somehow help JOE URSO, Jr, President cerned - not judgemental - dis- Westfield have provided. session arranged by Senator Laut- you. You see I'm only 12 yean; old, change. DUNCAN SMYTHE, Captain cussions. This is the key to cre- ANN ROSE enberg. PAMELA DARSAM BROWN so that's all I can give up. About 2 MIKI LEITNER, Vice President ating the all-important trust be- Westfield years ago, I fell out of a tree and Senate President Don Di- President and Fund Drive Chairperson Francesco introduced this grant in NJCAAN Where, how will costliest scourge finally end? $= TheUfestfield Record It is the worst of plagues. It this country. According to the Cen- verely that the civil court system, Our only significant triumph has knows no season and no bound- ter on Addiction and Substance which is constitutionally obligated been over cigarettes, and even here aries. No mosquito will be identi- Abuse at Columbia University, at to take a lower precedence than we have less to cheer about than FORBES NEWSPAPERS, A DIVISION OF FORBES INC. fied, no microbe isolated, no vac- least half of all hospital beds in criminal actions, is collapsing in many imagine. While it is true that cine invented to end its reign. It is urban areas are filled with patients many states. nearly half of all living adults in a pestilence with all the classic this country who ever smokixl Edrtoriri Chml whose illnesses stem, directly or The cost to business in lost pro- trappings of social disruption, suf- indirectly, from alcohol, cigarettes ductivity, absenteeism and health have quit, and that smoking has Charles A. Lyons fering and death - and one terrible or some other form of substance become almost socially unaccept- PmidAnl and PublahW insurance premiums is astronomi- able behavior, one-third of the defining difference: we invite it to abuse. A Johns Hopkins study esti- cal. Edward F. Carroll Alan Churchill kill and maim and diminish adult population still smokes, find EXBCUIIVB Edilof Q*n«Ml Mwiagtr mates that 39 percent of that med- Even if we found a panacea for ical center's adult intensive care cigarettes claim more than 400,000 Bob Sullivan Donna PelHer this scourge tomorrow, the damage lives a year. unit costs are substance abuse- it has wrought and the disease it Managing Editor MvariMng RtpMMntalrV* Guest essay related, and there's every reason to That is a most imperfect victory, has spawned in the bodies of at and it took us two generations to Charyl F«nsk« Doug Baum believe that the Hopkins experi- least two generations of Americans ChM Copy Editor ClMdtlwf Adwrttalng ManagM us. We know how it enters us, and win it! we open the doors to it, lured by ence is typical of other urban hos- would fill our hospital beds and We don't have another two gen- Dava Slmlnoti Kelly Zullo the short-term pleasure it offers, pitals. empty our purses well into the 21st erations to invest in the search for Sports Editor Clu«M*d Ttlaphon* SalM Managw lulled by the years or decades it Substance abuse underlies near- century, And there will be no pana- ways in which to slow the me William Wcathovvn Mlckl Pulnlnell! incubates before erupting into ly one-third of all cancer deaths, cea. gadoath rate from the pandemic ol WwtwndPkrt Editor Major AooourHi host-killing maturity. one-fifth of fatal heart attacks, We tried outright prohibition of substance abuse. But there is little And because its vector Is plea- more than one-fourth of suicides, alcohol, and launched a criminal to suggest that the next victory will Georg* Gannon Roger Sllvay Jean CM«y Bill)* M. Davia come with any greater .sjx.ixL CkouMKin Dlracfoi Vic* PrMktonl Opwuton* Promotion Dndoi Conlroter sure and its mask is time, we have and one-third of the fatalities from enterprise of such size and sav- not even recognized its horror fully accidents. One-third of AIDS cases agery that we were obligated to What sort of basic health eaiv The Wsstfiald Record is publiihnd waokly by f orhus Nnwapapors, A Division ol Forbes inc., enough to grant it a name worthy art; linked to substance nbuse. abandon the experiment. system will we be able to afford, if 102 Walnut Ave., Cwwlord NJ 07016 Second Class Postage paid at Crnnlord NJ 07016 . of its grisly power. How inadequate Sixty to 90 percent of homeless We made it a severe criminal of- it must deal, ad infinitum, with POSTMASTER: plotise Sond nddrnsa chnngos to forbas NewspnperB, Fulfillment OHlc«, PO this flood orseir-inflicted ruin? Box 757, Qedminalof, NJ 079P1 To nubsaibn call 1 flOO .100-9321 it is to call this peerless filler of people are substance abuscrs. fense to sell or possess even small graves and plunderer of nations by We may soon find out. And it i,>; Three-fourths of murders, rapes quantities of illicit drugs — par-doubtful that wo will find \\w nn so pallid a name as substance and child molestations arc com- ticularly crack cocaine — and in- swer satisfactory - very doubtful Write Us: abuse. mitted by people under the influ- carcerated more of our citizens indeed. Phone :(908) 276-6000 Nevertheless, this plague is re- ence of drugs or alcohol. The crim- than any other nation on earth 102 Walnut Ave. FAX:(908) 276-6220 Excerpted frum the. 1992 em* Cranford, NJ 07016 sponsible for $240 billion in health inal drug case load has overbur- without materially affecting the nual report af the ftolx-rt Wtxxl and disability costs each year in dened the nation's courts so se- traffic. Johmmi Founikttum, IhincvUm, July 22, 1993 News A-7 A SPECIAL PAGE OF SUMMER FUN JUST FOR KIDS Pair provides 'pick-me-ups' By DEBORAH SOMNKRS evolve." THE T£NNtS BALL SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Although they are encouraged to do their HAS LAN PEP IN own visiting, members of the award-winning THE TREE. CAN YOU lions, and tigers, and beans - oh my! OK, club pay a regular monthly visit to the Bridge- HELP THE PLAYER try dogs, and cats and rabbits; but don't be way Convalescent Center. Gloria Baita, the cen- TO REACH !T? afraid — these animals are not lurking along ter's coordinator stated, "The residents love the the yellow brick road, instead they are ac- animals and look forward to the children's vis- companying 14-year-old Melissa Roccia of its." Ms. Burcke claims that the animals serve Bridgewater in her quest to comfort the elderly as catalysts for conversations between the child and handicapped. and the client. Talking to the animals may be a film fantasy, but Melissa's dog, Sandy, has found a way to Images of flying hairballs and crying kittys ^mmunicate through the Somerset County 4- may come to mind when thinking of this mot- pet therapy club, "People Pic-Me Ups". Mel- ley crew of animals working together, but Ms. and Sandy meet with other members and Burcke insists that pets must attend the meet- their pets twice a month where they are able to ings to socialize and become acquainted with discuss and visit senior citizens and handi- one another. It is not necessary to own a pet in capped children. order *u join the club because the children A 1993 graduate of Eisenhower Middle share the animals during their outings. School and winner of the Outstanding Educa- Ms. Burck has definitely seen personal tional Performance Award, Melissa discovered growth among the 10- to 15-year-old members the club two years ago from a friend. She says, since their initial interest in the club. She said, "It is fun because I love animals and it's nice to "They gain self-confidence, compassion, and help people and see them get excited when we come." MELISSA ANN ROCCIA tolerance, which is harder to learn the older you and SANDY get." Although Melissa claims Sandy is the largest Self-confidence comes easy to Melissa — an animal, the golden retriever isn't the only pet five to about 20 members. involved in the service club; other animal mem- academic award-winner with the biggest dog on bers include mice, ferrits, rabbits, hamsters, Receiving the Junior American Citizen Award the block! cats and ginny pigs. This happy zoo, founded from the Daughters of the Revolution, the state In addition, the club has recently made spe- five years ago, has been led by co-leaders and and divisional award for service and the local cial visits to the VA Nursing Home in Lyons, parents, Connie Burck and Pat Olivo, for four chapter awards last year, Ms. Burck said, "It is the McCarrick Care Center in Somerset and years, and has increased its membership from so rewarding for us to watch the whole thing Camp Jotoni in Warren. Animal quiz Which of these animal facts are fajfte? t There are no fish in the Dead Why Do Smart Kids Fail? Sea. Learning Center Your child may be smarter than his grades 2. Elephants are fearful of mice. show. Our certified teachers help student: of 3. There are no birds with teeth. Helping kids be their best all ages gain the Educational Edge* and see 4. 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Mcnlo Pnrk Mall • Upper Lcvot • Nordstroms Wing I -Westlield Record- A-8 W#stftoM Itocofd July 22,1993 Community We Players present 9 P. 7. to nursing Dave Duck turns smiles into memories homes in area SULUVAN ' The Traveling Players music and THE RECORD dance teview will be taking their act on the road, performing P.T. for Something happens when little area nursing homes and camps, children find themselves in front July 19.29. of a camera lens. Normally, it's crying, squirming, or a teeth-and- The Players are part of the West- gums smile. field Workshop for the Arts, a sum- But when Dave Rossi is behind mer arts enrichment program that the lens, something magical hap- began classes June 28 and runs pens. . through July 30. More than 100 His child subjects are fond of courses in drama, instrumental calling him "Dave Duck" because musk, dance, fine arts, crafts, for- he often imitates the famous Dis- eign languages, computers are of- ney character during shoots —. fered. just one way he works to make a The Traveling Players are a day with the photographer fUn, group of 30 talented students be- "I try to make sure the whole tween 9 and 12 years old who have experience is about fun, not tak- been working for several weeks on ing photographs. It shouldn't be a production of P.T.. Each year, the like a trip to the dentist's office," group visits nursing homes, hospi- he said. "If kids feel like they're tals and camps and performs their having fun, their smile is natu- 35 minute show. ral....! make it so they don't have Not only do the students enter- to just sit there." tain, but they also warm the hearts "I leave about an hour for each shoot. I don't have a line of people of nursing home residents and out the door." hospitalized individuals by greeting Children then become Mr. them personally after the show. Rossi's friends, and often stop by The show is a musical circus ex- to say hello to "Dave Duck" and travaganza based on the adventur- visit his aquarium. ous life of the circus man P.T. Bar- "One of the things I always say num. Using a variety of colorful is never 'smile for the camera.' props and hats, the group plans to You want a natural expression." create a festive circus-like atmos- Mr. Rossi has been working as a phere. professional photographer for 15 The Traveling Players will per- years, and has worked in com- AUGUSTO f. MENEZES/THE RECORD form at the following elder care fa- mercial photography in his Or- Oava Roaal, who apanda moat of hia time photographing children, la donating $10 for aach portrait takan thla summer to th« cilities: Manor Care, Mountainside; ange studio for much of that time. Children'* Miracle Network. Mt St. Mary, Watchung; The His Westfield studio has been lo- Woodlands, Plainfield; Robert cated on Centra] Avenue for eight years, and he's been working ex- "I work mostly with kids now, with camera and film at age 9. doing kids," Mr. Rossi said. one 8 by 10 print and two 5 by 7 Woods Johnson, Plainfield and prints, costs $129, but Mr. Rossi Roosevelt Hospital Nursing Center, tensively with children for the and some of those children really Then, in junior high school in Or- This month he is trading in his past five. need the help," he said. "I'm just ange, when his photography Central Avenue studio for a larger said most patrons, once they see Edison. looking to give a little something teacher couldn't finish the term, location at nearby 104 Quimby St their children, order the large 30 They will also perform for se- Now he's decided to give some- thing back to the kids who have baclcAfter seeing a telethon, it Mr. Rossi stepped in and finished "I take each assignment as it by 40 size. niors and day campers at the supplied him with laughs and a sparked my memory, and I de- the year teaching. happens," he said. "Kids in front "When they see how magical YMHA in Union, the Association. livelihood for the past five years. cided to donate the money for He then learned "on-the-job," of a camera are always a chal- they look, they order the poster of Retarded Citizens Day Camp, For every portrait taken during photos." He said he also gives to working in studios in New York lenge. But being a kid myself, act- size," he said. "And it has my sig- Rahway, and for children with or- July and August, Mr. Rossi will other child-related charities. before he went into business for ing silly, I'm always able to get nature on it. That's how I get thopedic problems at the West donate $10 to the Children's Mira- Mr. Rossi started his own career himself. the shot" most of my business, from people Lake School at Children's Special- cle Network. as a child. He started working "I'm not sure how I ended up One siting, which would include who have seen the prints." ized Hospital, Mountainside. Lookout! Youths are honored at New York Times dinner The New York Times honored its first group Christina Liebrich, Kate Gomperts, Katherine tisement in The Times announcing the award of New Jersey young citizens at The New York Tell and Carina Tammam of WestflekL and specifications. Times Young Citizens Award dinner recently at Four hundred young people received this John Cooney, the executive assistant of com- Brower Commons, Rutgers University in New year's awards. They all received a Certificate of munity affairs at Rutgers University, Raymond Brunswick. Achievement and 15 received a special recogni- L. Bramucci, Commissioner, the New Jersey The dinner, which was previously sponsored tion medal. Department of Labor, Senator Bill Bradley, by New Jersey State Sen. Bill Bradley, honored The New York Times held a reception in Jan- Zulema Farber, New Jersey Public Adovocate, young New Jerseyans between the ages of 15 uary launching the awards program, sent mate- John Amos, actor and artistic director of the and 20 who have demonstrated exceptional rials to more than 1,500 New Jersey educators John Harms Theater, former governors Bren- commitment to principle and service. and community service organizations to help don Byrne and Thomas Kean and a group of Among the winners were Audrey Desch, identify award candidates, and ran an adver- Times executives also attended the dinner. Girl Scouts reach out A welcome change for Worldreach donations Girl Scouts from Westfield Troop charity headed by wives of Army 45 fulfilled their Community Ser- officers. vice requirement recently by pack- The donations will be distributed ing donations for Worldreach, the to the children and families of sol- children's foundation. Assisting in diers killed in battle. The current the effort were Cristina Barabas, conflict there is estimated to have like Netravali, Nicole Bentivegna cost Peru more than of 25,000 lives and Elise Tate. They were super- and $20 billion. vised by troop leader Valerie Ben- Worldreach, headed by Wayne tivegna. and Edna Howell of Westfield, is Once packed, the shipment working to make a dent in the mis- headed to Newark Airport in a ery, shipping items to Peru which truck donated by Penske Truck might ordinarily go to waste here. Leasing. Continental Airlines pro- Worldreach operates on the 'Svaste vided cargo service to Miami, Fla. nothing" principal. Any item with Exiting Walcoma Wagon Club of Westfield Preaident Margo Mallaaa Miller, center, strikes a pose as the evil witch Ur- The donations made the interna- practical value which can be Schermerhorn, right, paaaaa the gavel to new President aala, while Becca Hanscom and Chrissy Michaels are Flot- tional leg of the journey on planes packed for shipment is welcome. Mary Ann Kent during a recent club meeting. Anyone Inter- aam and Jetsam, her evil eels. The three will perform In The provided by the Peruvian Air Contact Worldreach at 1121 Pros- ested In the club's activities should call 233-7280 or 233- Uttle Mermaid at Westfield High School Jury 29 and 30 as Force. In Peru, final distribution is pect St., Westfield, NJ.' 07090, or 2231. part of the Westfield Workshop for the Arts. being handled by COFA, a local call at 233-6170. Near-fatal accident reminded me: parents are precious Holiday accident, statistics were just numbers to nurses, waiting and worrying — of seeing my once their condition, each worried about the other and each My parents are out of immediate danger now, but a me until July 4. On that day, they became a part of healthy parents battered, broken and confused. In a tried to make light of the situation as they weaved in long, tenuous recovery road lies ahead. As my folks my family's life. slowly mend, I realized the accident has changed It was unmercifully hot and humid July 4. Still, maze of CAT scans, x-rays and a bevy of specialists, and out of consciousness. my beloved husband and I came up from the my 82-year old Dad and 73-year old Mom were For the first time in my life, I saw my parents as many things in my life. It has made me value every- shore that morning to plant flowers with my Dad hooked up to machines, bottles, vulnerable. Who would watch over thing so much more, and also take stock of what was and Mom and spruce up their yard. Even though bags, monitors and oxygen. As I them when I went home for a few important in life. It also provides a chance for me to the heat was unrelenting, we finished our work in raced from one to the other, offer- hours sleep? Who would offer Dad a take care of the parents who had spent so many years record time and sat beneath a canopy of trees in ing comfort and support, it drink of water when he called out? raising and nurturing me. It's my turn to nurture the front yard for a spell. We declined an invitation dawned on me how close they had Who would explain to Mom again them, my turn to give back something. from our parents to go "out for a bite to eat," come to losing their lives. But Shenanigans and again that there had been an deciding instead to go home and seek shelter from most of all, I realized how fragile accident and everything would be Although they are home now, life is far from nor- mal. It will be a long time before Morn am walk, and (the heat It was a decision I would regret. life is; how in just a few seconds By Cheryl Hehl fine? I knew that just about anyone The call came a few hours later...there had been everything that seemed important could help them, but only I could Dad is still limping from the internal bruises he re- a serious car accident...my parents were in the was no longer significant offer the comfort they needed. ceived. A nurse is there each day, and I make early emergency room of a local hospital in critical con- It was close to midnight when After a sleepless night, my hus- morning and evening visits. They depend on me now. dition. my parents were moved to the Intensive Care Telem band nnd I ventured to see the remains of the car, I am their daughter, and I am proud of that. ; It seemed like it took hours to get to the hospi- etry Unit. Dad, with severe chest trauma, was under something that will stay in my mind for a long time And while some may consider this time a burden, I :tal. Over and over, I wondered whether my patents heavy sedation for pain. He had hit the steering to come. Most of the car was destroyed when it was do not After all, my parents spent 18 years raising 'would die, and how I would handle that. Through- wheel so hard the seat belt was imprinted in black hit on the passenger side, spun around twice and sent ;out the ride, I wildly tried to figure out how this and blue on his chest and stomach. Pinned against flying over a curb and front yard where it was stopped me, and I definitely know that wasn't easy for them. •had all happened in just a few hours, and prayed the steering wheel, he sustained trauma to vital or- by n chain link fence. Somehow, Mom's new umbrella But I am afraid sometimes. Afraid of losing these ,for another chance to be an even better daughter. gans. With bruised heart, lungs, liver, spleen and kid- lay amid the little that remained of the car without a precious loving parents who nlwnya think I am won- Most of all, I wondered why I had not gone with neys, he was in agony. In fact, it was the first time I murk on it. derfbl, no matter what happens. them to get a bite to eat. Perhaps if I had, the had ever heard him cry out in pain. During the first few days we rarely left the hospital. Someone asked me the oilier day if they could do Occident would never have happened. Perhaps if I It took hours to sew up Mom's head. But that was In spite of this, I made time to water the flowers we anything to help. "Call your folks and U'll them you had, Mom and Dad would haven been home, safe the least of her problems. A fractured pelvis, broken had planted on July 4, believing that if I could keep and sound. • ribs on both sides, severe whiplash and a concussion them alive in the heat wave. Mom and Dad would be love them," I said. And keep telling everyone you The next eight hours were a blur of doctors, left her o mere shadow of her former Belf. Despite all right. know how you feel. July 22,1993 Community Ufe | Milestones Mary Ann Donnelly to marry Mr. and Mrs. John L. Donnelly of Westfield have announced the en- gagement of their daughter, Mary Margaret Kowalczyk to wed Ann, to Iain Little of London, Eng- land, and Batquhidder, Scotland, son of the late Commander Gordon Eric M. Milne in October Little, DSC, RNR, and Mrs. Alastair The engagement of Margaret Lean of Muckhart, Scotland. Kowalczyk of Peapack to Eric M. Miss Donnelly, a graduate of Milne was announced by her par- Westfield High School and Colgate ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kowalc- University in Hamilton, N.Y., is a zyk of Scotch Plains. He is the son vice president at JP Morgan Secu- of Dorothy M. Milne of Peapack rities Ltd. in London. and Alexander Milne III of Hilton Mr. LitUe graduated from Caius Head, S.C., formerly of Plainfield. College, Cambridge University. He The future bride is a graduate of is a senior investment manager at Westfield High School. She re- Pictet London, a unit of the Ge- ceived a Bachelor of Arts degree in neva, Switzerland-based private psychology and business from the bank, Pictet et Cie. University of South Carolina, and a A September wedding in New master's degree in social work York is planned. MARY ANN DONNELLY from Fordham University. She is a social worker at The Matheny School in Peapack. Publishing milestones Her fiance is a graduate of Ridge High School, Basking Ridge, and The Westfield Record is Record may be picked up at 102 . attended Plymouth State College, pleased to publish wedding and Walnut Ave. in Cranford, or N.H. He is owner of Milne Con- engagement announcements mailed to you if you call us at tracting Co., Peapack. free of charge as a service to our 276-6000. You may also write"-' MARGARET KOWALCZYK An October wedding is planned. readers. Weddings and en-your own announcement and"- SARA ELLEN BARCAN gagement forms for the Thesubmit it to us. " and MARC DOUGLAS DRAISEN Barcan, Draisen exchange vows Sara Ellen Barcan, a master's de- field. Her father is a senior partner Better Days gree candidate in city planning at at the Woodbridge, N.J. law firm of the Massachusetts Institute of Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer. Her Technology, was married June 6 to mother, Bettye Barcan, is a librar- DOWNTIME Marc Douglas Draisen, a Mas-ian at the Springfield Public Li- Our times are review, it becomes clear that these sachusetts State Representative brary. technologically people have little or no "downtime." exciting. We can They work at computer terminals dur- from Boston. Mr. Draisen, who is a candidate send messages ing their dally commute, field phone Rabbi Charles KrolofT performed for the Democratic nomination for around the world instantly and be calls wherever they are, and have no the ceremony at Temple Emanu-El lieutenant governor of Mas- readily apprised of world events. definition of when they step out of There is immGdiate access to anyone this available role. in Westfield. He was assisted by sachusetts, graduated Boston Latin through beepers, cellular phones, Cantor Martha Novick of Temple School, .Brandeis University, and faxes and laptop computers. For Mental health professionals will Emanu-El, Rabbi Joel Soffin of received a master's degree in city many in our society, it is as If they need to teach a more complex and Temple Shalom in Succusunna, planning from M.I.T. He is the son are always on call. individualized form of time manage- and Rabbi Frank Waldorf of Tem- of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Draisen of In the past few years, therapists ment. As technology progresses, have been seeing Increasing num- people need to be able to make ple Sinai in Brookline, Mas- Roslindale, Mass., his mother, Tilly bers of cases where the symptoms conscious and regular decisions to. sachusetts. Draisen, retired as a bookkeeper are Identical to "burnout." Depres- take themselves "off call" and pro- The bride, who is keeping her for Automotive Profit Builders Inc., sion, anxiety, fatigue, reduced moti- vide for privacy, relaxation and per- name, was attended by her cousin a trading concern for automobile vation, increased isolation and Inso- sonal time, Dr. Rebecca Mosher, as matron of dealers in Boston. His father, also minia are all signs of burnout. Upon honor. Astrid Carver, Kyuwon Han, retired, was a woodworking teacher Helen Nadel, and Anita Sil served at the Robert Gould Shaw school Presented as a community service by Barbara T. Flshbcin, ACSW, BCD JULIA MULHOLLANO as bridesmaids. The junior brides- there. Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. and EDWARD LEVINE maids and flower girls, all cousins Following a trip to Block Island, Hours by Appointment 908-233-0419 of the groom, were Stephanie the couple resides in Roslindale. Greenberg, Monica Schwartz, Julia Mulholland to become Michelle Greenberg, and Danielle Schwartz. bride of Edward Levine Kenneth Fain served as best man for the groom. The ushers in- Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Mulhulland and Game as a Wildlife Health Technologist. cluded Adam and Daniel Barcan, have announced the engagement brothers of the bride, William Di- of their daughter, Julia, of Boise, Her fiance attended Oneonta High School and received a bach- etrich, and Marc Schwartz, cousin Idaho, to Edward Levine, son of of the groom. Ringbearers were Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Levine of elor's degree from Colorado State Runnells University. He is currently com- cousins Joshua Greenberg and Oneonta, N.Y. pleting requirements for a master's Michael Schwartz. Specialized Hospital The future bride is a graduate of Degree at Boise State University. Ms. Barcan, a 1985 graduate of Physical Medicine & Westfield High School. She at-He is employed by the Idaho De- Westfeild High School, received tended Drew University nntl re- partment of Fish and Game as rap- her bachelor's degree magna cum Rehabilitation Unit... ceived her degree from Colorado tor biologist. laude from Harvard University. Where individuals improve State University. She is employed A September wedding in Idaho She is the daughter of Mr. and the quality of their lives by by the Idaho Department of Fish is planned. Mrs. Stephen E. Barcan of West- learning skills that'give them independence and greater control over their J. T. PENYAK recovery - both inpatient ROOFING CO. and outpatient care. "WE SPECIALIZE IN ROOFS" Commercial • Industrial R U N N ELLS Residential SPECIALIZED HOSPITAL Or UNION COUNTY 40 Watchung Way • Berkeley Heights • NJ O7922 For Information or Admissions ...Call 908-771-5700 / For FREE Brochure orTour...Calt 906-771-5730 Now accepting a limited number ot out-ol-county residents. 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Make left on to Hillcrest Road 3/4 mile make right on to Spencer, then right on io Forest Watchung, New Jersey Drive. ALL ITEMS SUIULCT TO J'HIOM SALK. (OROHS AND OR OMISSIONS. ITEMS FROM THE ABOVE COLLECTIONS, ET AL , NOW ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS TERMS: CASH, VERIFIED CHECK, AMEK, VISA, MC, 10% BUYER'S PREMIUM AUCTION CONDUCTED BY STATE AUCTION LIQUIDATORS, INC. (201) 992-2777. -Westfield Record- A-10 Community Ufo July 22,1993; Obituaries Religion news Three new associates Joseph Ventimiglia, 82 to assist at St. Paul's Dr. Forbes will preach, Three priest associates will assist and as rector of Trinity Parish, Son Retired mason; a native of Sicily the Rev. Roger Aid, rector, in pas- Jose. In addition to preaching, he Joseph Ventimiglia, 82, a gro and Rosalie Fuehs, both of toral and preaching duties at St will assist with capital and Stew- mason in Westfield prior to his Piscataway; six grandchildren; choir will sing Sunday Paul's Episcopal Church, 414 E.ardship work in the Parish. 1970 retirement, died July 16, three great-grandchildren; a Dr. William Ross Forbes will teens, "Growing Closer to God," Broad St., Westfield. The Rev. Hugh Livengood con- 1993 at JFK Medical Center, Edi- brother, Dominick Ventimiglia, preach 8 and 9:30 a.m. Sunday at will meet in the Christian Lounge. The Rev. Dr. Herbert Ar- tinues as associate rector emeritus. and a sister, Josephine Do- runategui currently heads the Of- son. the Presbyterian Church in West- Each week a leader will speak Before he retired in the 1980s, he gastaro, both in Sicily. field, 140 Mountain Ave. about some avenue of spiritual fice for Hispanic Ministries for the Mr. Ventimiglia was born in was assistant rector of St Paul's Gratteri, Sicily, and had lived in A funeral Mass was offered The summer choir will sing at growth which is proving productive entire Episcopal Church. He has Monday at Holy Trinity Roman the 9:30 a.m. service. Summer in his or her life. There will be served as assistant Rector of St for many years. Westfield since he emigrated to Catholic Church, following ser- opportunities for informal discus- the United States in 1956. Church School will be held 9:30 Paul's Vicar of the Church of San Virginia D. Mewbom is joining vices at the Dooley Colonial a.m. for cribbery through 7-year- sion, prayer and singing. All areJose' in Elizabeth, and Director of the staff July 1 on a part-time basis He is survived by his wife, Home. Entombment was in the okls. invited. Residents are invited to Rosa Lapi Ventimiglia; three Good Shepherd Chapel Mauso- come to one or all classes, each Hispanic work for the Diocese of as coordinator of Youth Ministries. On Wednesday, July 28 at 8 p.m., New Jersey. She has wide experience in youth daughters, Sara Dogastaro of leum at St. Gertrude Cemetery, a summer class for adults and Wednesday during July. Hollywood, Calif., Joann Capone- Colon ia. The Rev. David A. Cooling di- ministries, having served on the X • 1_ 17i J A* • rects capital developement for thestaffs of Holy Innocents' Church and All Saints' Church in Atlanta. 'Jimmy' Fusco, at 78 Jewish Federation recognizes foundation «***, over**. ^ She is a leader in youth confer- 4=7 funds the 10 United Methodist Formerly owned a trucking company Homes New ences of Episcopal Youth Events — Inpnl riiinoPF £IW$II*PIIP€C ornun ^ ^^y- Previously a major national annual gathering Lcbrio "Jimmy" Fusco, 78, the Fusco of Piscataway; two daugh- The Coalition for Hunger Aware- munity Relations Council of the tional capital fund-raising consult- of Episcopal youth and their lead- former owner of a Central New ters, Adelo Eckert and Mary Ann ness, an inter-ethnic and inter- Jewish Federation, the coalition ing group for churches and other Jersey trucking company, died Galti, both of Rahwny; four religious group, received a com-was involved in two major pro- non-profits. He served as chancel- ers. Ms. Mewborn is an executive July 15, 1993 at Rahway Hospi- grandchildren; and three sisters, munity award from the Jewish grams this year. A Hunger Aware- lor, sub dean, and acting dean of of the American Red Cross in New Dora Carrola of Summit, Maggie Federation of Central New Jersey ness evening was held in Novem- York. tal. last month at Temple Emanu-El in Grace Cathedral, San Francisco Mr. Fusco, who was born in Justi of Springfield, and Lena ber 1992 and the coalition also or- Bate of Millburn. West Held. ganized a walk for local hunger in Summit, lived in Weslfield for The Federation gave the award many years before moving to A funeral Mass was olfered April in which 120 people partici- Monday at St. Mary's Roman to the coalition for its commitment pated and money was raised for Clark in 19C8. He owned the L.J, Catholic Church, Rahway, follow- to the welfare of the general com- area food pantries. Fusco Trucking Co. of Clark ing services at the Pettit-Davis munity, the responsibility to man- The money raised in April was from 1943 until his retirement in Funeral Homo, Rahway. En- kind and for the dedication and the distributed to representatives of March of this year. tombment was in the Wood- spirit of volunteerism promoted by local food pantries. Surviving are his wife, Mary bridge Memorial Gardens mau- the project carried out by the Argenziano Fusco; a son, Donald soleum. group. TERM INSURANCE Coordinated by the Jewish Com- You pay only JAMES F. KEEFE, P.C. cranford eye care 43 Counsellor at Law 13 North Avc W (Nclr Cranlord Tft«a Union Count? Pace* 0i 3Hor*f)ip LocaMd kl Si Oaflrude Cemetery, Colonia, New Jersey GREATER For Ovr Catholic Community MT. ZION - UHC KENILWORTH GOSPEL CHAPEL 43 Johnson Avenue CranTord, NJ. 07016 Nawark Ave. & 23rd Si., Konllworth (908) 276-O8J0 908-272-6131 I'MTOR: REV. CHARUI: W. BUI I OCK Sunday Snrvlces: repare today Sunday Worship Service: 11 AM - Family Blbl« Hour mid 10 a.m. Sunday School 7:00 PM • Evening Servlcos for you and 11:30 a.m. Morning Worship MorxMy. 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T'lcclcrick Rogers Mass Schedule r.iimtay Wcxililp S*rv4c* • a (X) arid 10.00 AM Saturday: 5:30 PM Wsdnttday Satvlca - 730 I'M WniOup anil Siiixt.iy S -Westfield Record- July 22,1993 WMtfMd Record B-1 you said it: 7 felt I achieved the goals I set for the swimmers . . . The whole ex- perience was veiy dear to me.' Chris McGiffin - former WHS boys' swim couch Coach trades whistle for briefcase Subsets give By K1PKUDUK While McGiffin will continue to more options 9 be an assistant coach at the Berke- THE RECORD After coaching boys swim team All-Star winners ley Swim Club through August, he to collectors Baseball Project 93' an- Gary Kehler's successor will im- fi p vfi9r« MpOlfFin does not plan to coach on a full- nounced the winners of the mediately be faced with an impor- V time basis in the future. Instead, Card companies are going Major tant decision when he or she takes he will be working at the Chubb Subset crazy these days. Is League Alt- over as Westfield High School's athletic director. Group of Insurance Companies in Warren, where he is currently an there anything in cards today Star Game The new AD, who will likely be named in a Board of Education that is not a subset? raffle, held information services trainee. A quick peek at the most on June 19. meeting next Thursday, must select a replacement for Chris McGiffin, "I think the decision came naturally to me," said McGiffin. "I was recent issue of Beckett Base- The first- who recently announced his resignation as the boys' varsity swimming lucky enough to do exactly what I wanted to do after college. I think I've ball Card Monthly reveals prize re- coach. done what I could and learned as much as I could at this level. that from 1992 to present, cipient was During his five-year tenure McGiffin upheld the high level of success "I wanted to try something different and experience what it's like to there must be at least 20 dif- Donna of a program which has been consistent in its excellence for quite some be a business professional. I've offered my services to some coaches on ferent subsets with most' Dairy of time. an informal basis, more in terms of YMCA rather than high school." being more expensive than Westfield, Under his tutelage the Blue Devils compiled a 74-9 record, won one Those who knew McGiffin will remember his unrelenting attention to the actual card set itself, who won state championship, five consecutive Union County titles and four which contains hundreds of four tickets to the All-Star straight Pirate Invitational crowns. In addition to coaching numerous detail and his unwavering commitment to the boys' swimming program. more cards. Game In Camden Yards last state champions, which include Dave Schwartz and Darren Hertell, Mc- "I thought Chris was a very well organized and thorough coach who Most collector's are obvi- Tuesday. Also Included in the Giffin helped Westfield reach the state semifinals in each of his last four was really concerned with his program. He was very knowledgeable," ously out looking for the sub- grand prize were Amtrak tick- years. said Kehler, whose retirement officially begins Aug. 31. sets, due to the fact that most ets to Baltimore, hotel rooms "I've been at Westfield for five seasons and I've enjoyed every one of "The thing I'll remember the most is the friends I made along the companies claim they limit and a rental car for tour days. them," said McGiffin, who was also a substitute teacher at W.H.S. "I felt way, with the swimmers and the staff at the high school," said McGiffin. the production of them. The second prize, a 25-inch But there is one set that I color television, went to John I achieved the goals I set for the swimmers and I felt it was time to "Everyone was always very supportive, especially the parents. move on and face new challenges. The whole experience was very dear "I'm going to keep track of the Westfield High School season and the feel will no doubt be the Foot of Whitehouse Station. hardest to complete. With ap- The winner of the $100 din- to me. It'll definitely be something 111 miss." swimmers and I want to keep in touch with the people I met," ner gift certificate was Bo proximately 2,000 cards per James of New York City. player in circulation, Topps Proceeds from the raffle are helping defray the costs Keehn feels at home Swing batter! of field Improvements at the In Edison Intermediate School complex, home of the West- on pitcher's mound the field H.S. varsity team, as well as other teams spon- sored by the Westfleld Base- Cards baH League and American Westfield grad currently 6-0 Legion. By KIP KUDUK by Peter Smith A column about PAL champs THE RECORD sports collectibles Over the weekend, a team He lives about 2,500 miles away comprised of Westfleld play- from home in a place where sand ers won the Police Athletic is commonplace on front lawns League Tournament, held at and 110-degree temperatures are Tamaques Park and Edison the norm. Stadium dub First Day Pro- Intermediate School. By vir- As someone who's been playing duction cards are the rarest tue of Its lopsided victory baseball since he was able to walk, cards on the market over Cranford in the champi- he was drafted five weeks ago by a Never before, to my knowl- onship game, Westfield will Major League team to play a posi- edge, has a major card manu- travel to Columbia County, tion which he has never attempted. facturer had such a limited Georgia, to compete in the But, Drew Keehn of Westfield production of a card. National PAL Tournament in feels right at home in Phoenix, Even the single common approximately two weeks. In Ariz., where he's currently playing cards are going to have value, a four-team field, Westfield the game he loves for the Phoenix due to the fact people will be defeated teams from Cran- Bandits, an 18-and-under select trying to put this set together ford, Scotch Plains and Jer- team which competes in the Con- and will have to pay to get sey City to gain a spot in the nie Mack "A" League, as well as in Last year, Keehn batted .354 them. various tournaments around the Out on the market, dealers nation. and stole 23 bases for the have stated that the common GSG update After the Colorado Rockies se- Blue Devils. cards are going from $3 to $5. lected him in the MLB Amateur At that price alone, a 750 card Westfield resident Jay Pol- Draft, Keehn believed it was not in At the All-American Memphis set is worth $2,250 to $3,750. lack finished third in the 11- his best interests to sign a contract Invitational, Keehn attracted the In addition to the common 12-year-old 400-yard free- with the big league club. attention of several Southeastern cards there are also hot style, held at Rutgers Univer- The 18-year-old did not think he Conference schools. While the Rookie-of-the-Year forerun- sity on July 11. Pollack was was ready to take such a big step, head coaches from Georgia Tech, ners, such as Mike Piazza of clocked In 5:12.81. Mississippi, Mississippi State, GEORGE PACCIELJ.O/THE RECORD especially playing a position he Westfleld's Jeff Periera takes a cut during Sunday's Ameri- the Dodgers and Tim Salmon hat! no experience dealing with. South Carolina and Georgia con- of the Angels. Got a score to report? Instead, he'll complete his sea- tacted Keehn during the tourna- can Legion game against Watchung Hills. Periera, who was selected to play In the league's All-Star Game with four of his Their Stadium dub regular Cdll Kip Kndxk at 276-6000 or fax son with the Bandits (29-!)) and ment, the former Blue Devil has cards are $5 and $4 respec- to: 276-6220. Our addrtfs is: 102 his heart set on attending Arizona teammates, will be at the Edison School field today at 5:45 WJnut Ave., Cranford, N.J. 07016. continue to play at Central Arizona tively. Tack on about 50 to 75 Junior College with the hopes of State. p.m. when Westfield concludes Its season against Roselle times the value of the regular inking an athletic scholarship at a Park. card an their First Day Pro- four-year school. (Please turn to page B-2) duction cards range from $200 to $375. Keep in mind, there are ap- proximately only 2,000 of Vacations, injuries damage Westfield's CJTBL playoff run each of the 750 cards in the sixth. Infantino went 3 for 4 and series, translating into scored a run, while second base- around 1.5 million cards in Team resigned man Dave Duelks, catcher Seth all. Expect the value to rise Coren and Yannuzzi went 1 for 4. not only with their success but also the demand. People to playing out Westfleld traveled to Washington still do not realize the value Park Sunday and suffered through of these cards at this point. string of games a pair of somewhat embarrassing It is a safe bet they will be losses in a doubleheader at Perth valuable cards and Topps By KIP KUDUK Amboy. The visitors made four er- states that there is ap- proximately one of these THE RECORD rors during an 11-4 loss in Game 1, then committed half a dozen field- First Day Production cards in A mass exodus, prompted by va- every box, but does not gunr- ing miscues in a 17-2 setback in antee that rate of success. cations and injuries, left Westfield the nightcap. Boxes of the Topps Sta- in a lurch last weekend when it Duelks went 2 for 4 and scored a dium Club ranged from $29- played four big games against the run in each game. Over the past $32 at last week's Middlesex upper echelon of the Central Jer- three games, Duelks is 5 for 12 and Mall Card Show. sey Plainfield Twilight Baseball has been the team's leading hitter. In football, the Fleer 93' League. and Classic already hit the In the opener, Crocco went 2 for 3 market even before baseball Still harboring playoff hopes en- and Coren ripped an RBI double. tering last Friday's contest against hit the All-Star Break. ( Jim Charlesworth took the loss, One footnote on Stadium defending league champion New In the second game, losing pitch- Club III baseball cards, there Providence (19-6-3), Westfield left AUGUSTO F. MENCZES/THE RECORD is only 150 cards in this set. Chris Infantino has been unable to pitch for Westfield because he was diagnosed with tendinitis er Dave Koehler (2 for 3, RBI), Du- 11 runners on base and blew a 4-3 elks (2 for 4, run scored), Yannuzzi The rumor is that there will In his throwing arm. With about 10 games remaining in the Central Jersey Plainfield Twilight be Beam Team cards in- lead in the bottom of the seventh (2 for 2) and Cort Montross (2 for 3, in a 5-4 loss. Baseball League season, Westfield (9-16-1) is seven points out of a playoff spot and is In last serted in this series, but place in the Central Division. RBI) had multiple-hit games. Topps hns yet to confirm The team's problems were com- Montross pitched a fine game this. pounded further because it only With eight fiames remaining, hardest on the pitching staff. In other week and with others choos- Saturday in a 0-3 loss to North had nine players available for the Westfield was 1)17-1, four points the New Providence loss, Pete Aus- ing nnt to show up at all, relief is Huntcrdon, which leads the league rest of the week's games. Head iello threw 100 pitches and said he not in the immediate future. Many with a 26-3-1 record. Montross gave coach Raf Crocco was pressed into behind fourth place Kenilworth experienced arm stiffness later that players have Ixx'ome disenchanted, New AD may be service and started at first base (11-17-1) and seven points behind up eight hits, two earned runs and to the point where they do not feel after not playing between the lines the HilLslximufih IYtrocks (13-13). evening. In Tuesday's 8-3 loss to struck out six during his complete- named Thursday like playing anymore. This situa- for at least five years. The top throe teams in each divi- Manvillc, Adam Yannuzzi started game effort The Westficld Board of Educa- sion qualify for the playoffs. his first game all season and per- tion has aggravated Urocco. The lack of players forced people Eodd went 2 for 3 and scored a tion announced it will hold a spe- "I guess the kids don't want it to play out of position and com- "Mathematically, we're still in formed well until tiring late in the cial meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday, bad enough," he said. "The record run. Yannuzzi's two-run double in July 29, in the board meeting noora pelled pitchers to throw lx\yond it," said Crocco, who has gotten a game. pair of hits in <'ijr,ht at bats. The starters, who are- not af- we have reflects (he altitude, com- the second tciujxirarily tied the on 302 Elm Street. their normal cajxicity. Sub- game for Westfield. Coren and The mnin item on the agenda is stitutions were rendered practically "There's no reason why we forded the luxury of leaving in mitment and dedication on this team." Mike Smith both went 1 for 3. the selection of a successor to Gary impossible and trie squad's morale couldn't make the playoffs with a favor of a reliever, must also en- Kehler, Westfield High School's floundered with each loss. full complement of players. Hut, dure- their share of four and fivo- Following last Wednesday's rain Athletic Director, whose retirement As of Tuesday evening, Westfii'lcl right now were resigned to playing out innings, due to Westfield's WKKK IN Ki:Vli:\V - On Tues- out against Isclin, Westfield lost to is effective Aug. 31. The meeting is had lost five straight gnme.s alter out the string. makeshift defense. In its last four day, Manvillc scored five runs in New Providence, 5-4. Coren went 2 open to the public and time will be the bottom of the sixth to break a put aside for questions and com- piecing together a four-KanIO win- "We had a decent season. We losses, Westfield has committed 17 for 3 and drove in two runs and lost a lot of one-run games early. 3-3 deadlock. Yannuzzi, who ments. ning streak. Instead of forging a errors. Duelks went 1 for 3. Infanlino playoff drive, Westfield is simply Now, it's show up and net blown The outlook does not appear to pitched a courageous (tame, ab- As of press time on Tuesday out." sorbed the loss after leaving the reached base in three of four plate evening, a list of possible candi- limping Into the homestretch and be much brighter. With key players dates was unknown. ploying out the string. Tim scarcity of bodies hns been not returning from vacation for an- bases loaded with none out in the appearances. Ausiello took the loss. B-2 July 22,1993 YOUTH SPORTS SCOREBOARD specialty events, such aa breaking, w»*pon*, BASEBALL serf-defense tar btfh Under Bteok Bell and IN THE NEWS Black Bart to atari at •:» am TNa tournament American Legion I* sanctioned by the Naw Jersey Profea«lona) Westfield 13, Berkeley Heights 4 P.A.L. to give free baseball 1U to kids Karate T-Leegu*. (nc.. tha Work] Sokeahip Any WastflaW resident between lha ages of - On Sunday. Westfleid trailed. 4-1. going Wito CouncH. Universal Martial Art* CcaaHon and la the bottom ol th« fourth. Than the locals 10 and 16 sttH haw an opportunity to win frae B-Rated by the North American Sport* Karate rJcksta to any a Major League batata* gama scored six runs to take the lead. They added Association (NASKA) for Region 13. Aeoan this summer. WestfisKJ's PoHca AMMic Laaou* live moro runs In the fifth to dlnch tha victory. Martial Art* New* Magazine wM ba covering will randomly select 29 winners and notify Jo* DILauro had • doubt* and two singles. ha tourney. them two weeks prior to each gama. Each tip Kris Williams doubled and singled. Adtey Tournament Otrecior and World MareD Arts Include* snacks, tun and transportation from Torres added two hits, Rysn Mann had an REH Hal of Femer Joe Vsraodd ha* announced tha poilce department to the ban part* and single, while Dave Fela drove In two run* with that aventa In kata, sparring, weapon*, break- back. a single. Ing, asKdafonso and soft styto form* wW be The schedule of games It aa toHows: Westfield 11, Rahway* offered to the M three place winners ki each August a - Pittsburgh at Matt, 1:40 p.m, Williams led ttia attack In WesMeM's fourth division and nine four-foot four-column Grand August 25 • Cincinnati at Matt, 1:40 p.m. consecutive victory. He drove In Am runs, In- Champion tophi** wW ba presented. To enter, pick up an entry form tor each of cluding three on a bases-loaded double. Jeff tho garnet you would like to attand, complete This tournament I* open to *N martial treats, Perelra and Pat Cosquer each reached base lha farm with your parent or guardan and rs- regardless of style or *y*t*m of Martial Alia. lour times. Craig Tlnenrin had two singles, tum it to PAL, 425 East Broad SL The dua Special AppradaHon Awards wW be pi—totsd oach ol which drove in a run. Fela had two date tor entry forms It August 4 tor the Cincin- to Sijo George Crayton and Master Alan Odd- singles and a walk, while Bill Rhode* added nati-Malt ballgama. berg. For further information cad Joe Veraockl two singles. ••• at (90S) I Cosquer, Pereira, Williams, Tom Oravez, Summer Tournament WrasMng Utt and DiLauro represented Westfleid In this WtatfleM Bike Tow Sponsor* Sought The third edition of tho 1003 Summar Wres- year's All Star Game, which was played in Tha WeetfleM Ctovaic Bike Tour, which wM tling Toumamant lit) la avaNabie now from lha Union on July 9th. be hakJ on Sunday, October 9, la ki fte pro- Columbia University coach**. Amatsur wraa- 13-14-year-old Junior Trt-County AUOUSTO F, MENEZES/THE RECORD ceaa of signing up sponsor*. For »M Iret am*. ; Westfleid 6, Cranford 4 Ding avarrtt tor all agaa in July and August ars Westfield catcher David Koye togs out • Scotch Plains runner In a recent Junior Tri-County includad. ttila year'* Odd Wheel eponaon wH have tMja- In quaterfinal round playoff action on July 1 a, comoany'a logo printed on ti* back of aa.T- the Westfiold defeated Cranford to advance to League game. On Sunday, Westfleid set up a rematch against Scotch Plains In the semifinals by The «« oovsra fta northeastern saceon of tha counby, 12 stataa from Main* to Virginia, aMrts. m addition, all eponaora wW ba Hated en the semifinal round. Cranford had defeated virtue of Its 6-4 victory over Cranford In the quarterfinals. Vie appfcaHon and receive publicity on •* day Westfield twice during the regular season, AH requirements are listed tor aach tourna- ment. Including weight datsaa and Uses. Tha of tha event. Tha Beta Tour niaee money for Westfield was led by the outstanding relief •wee charitable arganlzatlona: the WatSild pitching ol Michael (Cotter, who allowed only top of the eighth inning, the Blue Devi* rallied IK* trat piao* ftnMtta each, along wflh Tart Cranford Swim Club last week. The WestfiekJ Ust It computantad and ravtaad evary weak. In the bottom of the frame to acor* a run on an Potiacfc kt the 15-17 year-oM bracket team, comprised of many first and second-year As naw events become known, thay are addad Police Athletic League, tie W**Ma*rJ ftaeoue one run on lour hits In five and and one-third Squad and the WestleM Jayceaa. Look for tte innings to pick up the victory. error to Brahm and consecutive walks to Lut- Eight-year-old Megan Sack helped Via team competitiva swimmers, had a very respectable to tha list, which also Indue** tha waeks tttN kenhouse, Yannuzzi, and Ux UcKeon. The* with he* tour vtetorte*. aa did »-y*ar-otd Saan showing against a strong Cranford group, available at major wrestling campa. Bike Tour booth at the FeaMal. Westfield jumped out to an early lead with In order to obtain more *ponaortNp or ride four runs in the top of the first Inning. Adam rally stopped short and tha final score was a-7 O'NaM, Mo-taw-olda AaMay Saul and Mar- which won, 318-197. The list it available *sa by me»og a in favor of East Brunswick, eua Knaua. 1 1-12 year otda Make Todd and WetlMd had several individual winners. Irv stamped, aatf-addrassad, lagal-tltad anvaiopa intarmason. contact one of tw co-chain, Vki Welland had a key, two-out two-run single, Fischer at 232-«461, or John Baumann at S2»- and Josh McMahon and Bobby Meyer drove Lutkenhouse and Phillips had two hit* each Bath Buratstn. 13-14-yaar-oM Krtetan Za- duding 6-yaaroki Nada Simelka: 8 and to: Wrastllng Ust, P.O. BON 131. Tabor. NJ for Westfield, while Checchio hurled another dourtan and 15-17 yaar-otd Jan O'Srian, who undera Vincent Shen, Shawn Paine and Greg 07078. 5312. Th* Bike Tour tier** you In advance lar in (ha other two runs. Cranford rallied lor three your support. njns In the second inning before Kotler came strong gam* despite taking the lost. Wesffletd a> had thraa victorias apieca. Matthews: ft-10-yew-old Abdallah Slmalka; In to ddse the door. will continue its quest for victory against North Double winners Included Tort Maffey and and 15-17-year-oldB John O'Brien, Mike Vina- Fort Monmouth Summar Fun Fast Other contributors for Westfleid were Jer- Brunswick and South Plalnfleld this week. The Eddie Sinew (aight-and-undars); Aubrey gra, Sara Manhowakl, Brlony Carr and Shan- Fort Monmouth It opening Ha gates tor a SOCCER emiah Tabor, who had one hit and scored two girls would appreciate tha support of aM par- McOovam, Brian CMaM, and Duffy Uu (»-10 noti Stona. MankowaM, Carr, O'Brien, and weekend of tun from August 5-8 and wM fea- runs, and John DIGIovannl, who made a fine ents, family and friends at any of the remaining year otdth Erik Fkma (11-12): Tint Romana Vlnegra teamed up to take the freestyle relay, ture a fhre-tnile run/racawalk and Volksmarch. lOfhi catch in centerfold to end Cranford second- gamea. (13-14); and LaeanaKaaal (16-17). while SimaJka Joined teammates Chris Tafel- me public la welcome to participate In many Tony Ocnrimanko, lha head ooaoh of tta inning rally. REMAININQ SCHEDULE Owliiaiian wWi one ftrst piaot (lotah Included ski, Shan* Bouloe, and Adam Andreakl to sporting, family and creative averts being of- boys' soccer taam al Kaan Coaega, wM con- Westfield, which Is coached by Gerry Mc- All homes games at Memorial Reid No. 4 RobH* Ecfcman, Ubby Bchundtar, Chrlaay win tha freaityle relay In their age group. fered during tha tort's first Summar Fun Fast tinue to direct lha Cougar Sonar School, Mahon, Bill Meyer, and Bill Hedden, will next July 22 al South Plainfield 6:15 Bchwalial. Chai Maffay, Jaaaa lavaga, Many other summers earned second and The course tor the Frve-mHa Run and which wW kick off Ma 10th year later Ms mow*. most Scotch Plains which finished first overall July 27 vs. Clark 6:15 Colby Fagln, SsoN Kautaman, Jaaaa Co*- third-place points to aid the team's effort: 8- Racawalk, held August 7, drotaa th* pott on • The (Irat of three week-tang stiUcni la atatsd during the regular season. July 29 vs. Wen. 0:15 •*"• •*•" CMaaa, KMy FromMng, Abfey COB- and-undera Mag Janson, Ryan Bartholomew, flast terrain. During the race, participants wM to begin Monday, Jury 2« al 1:30 am at Ol trih • »' Oitpom. Amy Coccaro, and James Chris Heinen, Heather Paine, Mika Flnne, pass the carnival, food and drink tent, crafta Kean't East Campus. AJI tm cantos, whtah KaTk* Ryttl HoMtSf Emily Stwrpo, KvHI LflytOfi^ 9- fair, and clastic car show among tha events run from S:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on watMaya SOFTBALL Not to ba taken (gritty, many oftar awlm- lO-year-dd* Laura Hastier, Almee Lombard, during ths weekend. Entry tea ie |i unW Au- (July 28-30, Aug. 2-6, and Aug. f>13), ara open man oontrfbutad valuaUa aaoond and tilrd TJmmy Carroll. Brian Martin, Bob Fromtllng gust 2, which qualifies you for a tee shirt. Altar toboyt and gtrtt betwaan ft# age* of 7 and 12-and-under TnVCounty League Westfleid Memorial Pool MuaTeem placa IMahae to oonKwla to tw wanning af- and AH Pino: 11 -12 year okM Maura Me- August 2, the cost I* HO. Overall winner* In 17. Aeotta to four UMangti aoooar satoa. a Tough tmes continue for Westfleld*s Tri- The WsstfWd Memorial Pool "Bk»" Swim fort: »*nd-iindaF ewfcnmam Olarma Ouaaconl, Mahon, Chris DrlacoH, Cortney Stone, Katie the mala and female catagorts* wW raeetve a swimming pool. vMao raplay and analyst*, County softball team. Their record fell to 0-6 Team, competing in tha North Jersey Summar Erin MeOoHan, Amanda PrunaaM, John Bartholomew, Gordon Kaalusky; 13-14-year- new mountain b*e, donated by Via Fort Mon- tnack* and tnatudton tan following two more home games during the Swim League, continued Its winning streak, a^yd, xath Ceapa: B-10 year oida Chrlaay olds Shano Bouloa, Jannlfer McCullam. Sam mouth Army AirForce Exchange Sanrloa aoooar taaohars will htghsgr* past week. Against Fords, the Blue Devils lost, which was started In 19M, with two vfdortaa Romano, MIcheM Panacea. DavM Power. Edge, Adam Andraskl, Christina Perai. (AAFES) store. Trophiat and othar prise* wM The fa* Is $170 par week, but i 11-1. Jessica Lutkenhouse reached base last week. Tha first was against SprtngiltkJ, Eddy Savage: 1M» yaw olda Megnanna Mo- Othar swimmera participated In the mM, be grven tor the first, second and third place avatabkt tar famiiias, teams and fioaa who three times via walks, with Brook* Smith and 231-214, and the second was ovar Naw Provt- Mahon, Mrtama Ceapa, Mary Kathlean but did not score. They include: B-and-under winners In all aga categories. anroM tor more than one waak. Cal Tony at Stephanie Flynn getting singles tor WesfAeld. dence, 282-177. Lacrmar, Kyto McCtoakay, ChriaaVM Fagln; awlmman Amanda Rekter, Krlsten Valla. A Voiksmaroh It t traditional German non- S27-2KM between •:» am. and • p.m. for Allison Checchlo scored Westfleid'* only mo Mika Schwabs! and Ssefcla Rlley. both 13.14 yew oMa Maura Bursts*!, Coiay Lech- Christine Leta, Steven Fromtllno. Tyler See- compeWrv* walk tor family and friends. Ttka more details. on a fielder's choice by Liza Yannuzd. swlmmlng In tha 15-17 yaar old aga group, lad ner, Chris Janaen; and 15-17 yaar okts Carrie gar, J.J. Sobala, Lucy Fromillng, Marykata your lima to lsitur« Schedules are subject to last- •77ie Firm (H) Friday-Tuesday. 12:25, p.m. •Call theater tot showtlmes. RUTGERS PIAZA 2, 4:45, 7:30,10:15 p.m. •Call theater (or showtime*. minute change. 3:45, 7:05. 10:15 p.m. DUNELLEN THEATER MOVIE OTT 1030 Eastern Aw., Somerset CINEPLEX OOEON UNION WES1F1ELD TWIN CINEMA •flooWe of the Year (PG) Frktey- 458 North Ave., Dunellen Oak Tree Center (908) 828-8787 990 Sluyvosant Ave., Union 138 Central Ave.. WestileU Tuesday: 11:30 a.m., 2, 4:35, 7:20, (90S) 968-3331 1665 Oak Tree Rd.. Edison •Poetic Justice (R) Friday-Tuesday: (908) 686-4373 (908) 654-4720 MIDDLESEX 9:45 p.m. Late show Friday and Satur- •Call theater for showtime*. (906) 549-6666 2:30, 5:15, 7:30, 10 p.m. •The Firm (R) Friday, Saturday: 1, 4, 7. •Snow White (G) Friday-Thursday: AMB0Y MULTIPLEX day 3t midnigit. KENDALL PARK CINEMAS •Call theater for showtimes, •Hocus Pocus (PG) Friday-Tuesday: 10 p.m. Sunday-Thursday: 2:30, 5:30, Noon, 2, 4, 6 p.m. Routes 9 & 35, Sayroville •Son-ln-Law (PG) Friday-Tuesday: 3560 Route 27, KendaH Park 2:15, 4:30,6:45, 9:15 p.m. 8:30 p.m. •Son (n-taw (PG-13) Friday-TtHmday: (90S) 721-3100 2:30, 9:35 p.m. Late show Friday and (9O8) 422-2444 •Rookie of the Year (PG) Friday- *Conehead$ (PG) Friday, Saturday: B, 10 p.m. •Convhoads (PG) Friday-Tuesday: Saturday al 11:50 p.m. •In theUneofflm (R) Friday, Satur- SOMERSET Tuesday: 1:45, 4:10, 6:30, 9 p.m. 1:15. 3, 4:45, 6:30, 8:15,1O:15 p.m. •Hocus Poors (PG) Friday-Thursday: 1, 11:20. 1:25, 3:30. 5:30, 7:40, 9:50 Call theater tor Wednesday and Tlnirs- day: 2:15, 5:10, 7:40, 10:10 p.m. BERNAROSVILLC CINEMA •Sleepless In Seattle (PG) Friday, Sun- Sunday-Thursday: 2, 4. 6. 8, 10 p.m. 3:10, 5:20, 7:30,9:45 p.m. p.m. Lnto show Fnday and Saturday at day showtlmes, Sunday-Tuesday; 1:50. 4:25,7, 9:25 5 Mine Brook Rd. day-Tuesday: 2:30, 5. 7:45. 10:10 FIVE POINTS CINEMA ll:5Op.rn. CINEPIEX ODE0N p.m. Bemardsvine p.m. Saturday: 2:30, 5, 10:10 p.m. 327 Chestnut St.. Union -Poetic Jt/sifct (R) Friday-Tuesday: MENLO PARK •Another Stakeout (PG-13) Friday, Sat- (906) 766-0357 •Jurassic Park (PG-13) Friday-Tuesday: (908) 964-9633 m STERIH)\ 12:05, 2:30, 4:50, 7:25, 7:45, 9:55, Route 1, Edison urday: 1:25, 3:35, 5:45, 7:55, 10:10 •Sfcepfcss fri Seattle (PG) Friday; 5:20, 2, 4:40, 7:10,9:45 p.m. •Call theater for showtimes. CINEMA PtAZA 10:15 p.m. Late shows fnday and Sat- (908) 321-1412 p.m. Sunday-Tuesday. 13:55, 3:05. 7:30, 9:40 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 1, •In the line of Fire (R) Friday-Tuosday: UNDEN FIVEPLEX Routes 202 & 31, Fteminjton unjny arc 12;10, 12:25 a.m. •Hocus Pocus (PG) Frlday-Tnursday: 5:15, 7:30.9:40 p.m. 3:10, 5:20, 7:30, 9:40 p.m. Monday- 1:30, 4:20.7.9:30 p.m. 400 North Wood Ave.. Undon (9OB) 782-2777 •Another Srjkeout (PG-13) Friday- 1:45, 3:45, 5:5O, 8, 10:05 p.m. •me Firm (R) Friday, Saturday: 1:10, Thursday: 7:30, 9:40 p.m. •Sneak preview of So ' Married an Axe (90S) 925 9787 •Jurassic Par* (PG-13) Friday, Monday- Tiiradiiy: 12:20. 2:50, 5:15. 7:50, •Poetic JusUce (R) Friday-Thursday: 1, 4:05, 7. 9:55 p.m. Sunday-Tuesday: BROOK CINEMA Murderer (PG-13) Saturday at 7:45 •Free Willy (PG) Friday-Sunday: 12:45. Ihursday: 2, 7,9:20 p.m. Saturday, 10:15 p.m. Laic show Friday and Sat- 3:15, 5:30, 7:50, 10:20 p.m. 2:20, 5:30, 8:30 p.m. 1O Hamilton St. p.m. 2:55, 5:05. 7:35, 9:45 p.m. Monday, Sunday: 2, 4:15, 7, 9:20 p.m. untiy ,it 12:30 a.m. •Another Stakeour (PG-13) Friday- •Sleep/ess In Seattle (PG) Friday, Sat- Bound Brook Call theater for Wednesday and Thurs- Tuesday: 12:45,2:55, 7:35, 9:45 p.m. •Free Willy (PG) Friday. Monday- • free Willy (PG) Friday-Tuesday: 11:45 Thursday: 1:05, 3:15, 5:20, 7:45,10 urday: 2:05,4:10, 6:15,8:20, 10:25 (908) 469-9665 day showtimes. •Jurassic Park (PG-13) Friday-Sunday: Thursday: 2, 7:10,9:10 p.m. Saturday, ,i.m , 2:15, 4:45, 7:15, 9:40 p.m. Lato Sunday: 2. 4, 7:10, 9:10 p.m. p.m. p.m, Sunday-Tuesday: 1:35, 3:40, •Much Ado About Nothing (PG-13) Fri- GENERAL CINEMA Noon. 2:30, 4:45, 7:20, 9:45 p.m. 5)KIW Frickiy and Saturday at midnight. •In the Une of Fin -Westfield Record- July 22,1993 B-3 SCOREBOARD Foundation at 23&3720, •«. 276. Swiat (No. 7), Andy Knudaon (No, | Ubarty SUM Park. Jaraay CNy. M. John Kuntt, Waattaid. 31, 00:19:59 0231. ••• • Tina Mark*. 34, of Wartlatd, waa aavanth 02. Charlaa Barmatt. WaatMd, At, 00:10:59 Tuasday, Aug. 10 - Ctwmlcal Bank Corpo< Aah Brook Woman's OoH Association 1st: QaJra Knaua ft Joan SmMi • Si woman ovaral. running M&t, gMng har MH> 100. Chris Haanay, WasttaM, 3S, 00:20:10 rate ChaJlanga 3.5 Mils Run, Princaion. 7 PM. Tha Aah Brook Woman's OoH Association 2nd: Yvonna Kayaa ft Jaan Hopha - 30 ond In har dMaton. 102. Garard Mo Gala. WaaiMd. 36, 00:20:17 201 -829-1542. CMMran'a SpMtaUnd Hospital aoir Outing Md a "battar ban of partnars" toumamant on 3rd: Ort Simons ft Mary Zufcosky - 31 108. Tina Marks, WaatMd. 24, 00:20:21, Sao- Tuasday, Aug. 10 - Raritan Valley SK Cross Th» Fourth Annual CNMrwt'a SpacWind July 15. Low putts* Girt Simons, Nancy Blancnat ft StUff CROSS-K.UE SHIELD BK SERIES ondAgaCNv. Country Sartas, Highland Park, 7:00 PM, 908- Hoapiiat QoN Ctaaslc IMOKOO Monday, Au- 390-WOe. II Hola Naauna NancyJackaon-14 Me* No. 3, Jury 19 159. Bamay Me data, WasflWd, 41.00:21:44 guat 9. at PiaMMd Counky Club In Edlaon. AN Thursday, Aug 12 - Chamlcal Bank Corpo- Ut Joyca Bukowtsc 1 Etta) aanowtcz - S3 317. Kara Flaming. Waattald. 19,00*7:10 proeaada of *» annual avant dlractfy banaft rata ChaHanga 3.5 Mlla Run, Paramus. 7:00 atd: ttoton Brown ft Shiriay Sawyar - 8S Local Flnlanara 328. Wandy SayboM, WaatMd, 27, 00:27:32 OHIdran'a flpaotaHiad Hoapttal. Nwv Jaraty'a RUNNING PM. 201-629-1542- 3rd: EaWla HWar ft Roaanna Snarald, Kay Placa Runnar Nama, Town, Aga, Thna onty oompfahanalw padtatric rahabMttatfon Saturday, Aug. 14 - Asbury Park 10K Classic Fordham ft Carol Madaka, Joyca DWmalsr ft 7. PM Ototona, Waal aid. 32, 00:15:57. Third AUGUST CALENDAR hoapkal. HK^iKghta ol tha day Inchida door Ann Walaoaroar. Rhoda Faughnan ft Baanor UBOrrV STATI BARK and 5K, 8:00 AM, 90a»74-8457. ApaDkr. Sunday. Aug. 1 • Mask Mvar Kathtari and Saturday, Aug. 21 - Balmar S Mile Run, 9:00 prtzaa, rafNahnwnU, glfta, oontaats and a MlmM a PM Qibtaona, 32. ol Waattald. Iniahad (uat 24, Q Hlchay, Waatdald, 39,00:17:18 5K Road Haoa. Roxtxiry, 8:30 AM, 201-538- AM, 201-379-0231. hot*fcvon» prtta. For mora Intormnlon eon- Low putts: Andy Knudaon • 2a TOUT IPQQnCM MrWiO IM WRwMT Par MVtfWI M, Daamond KaNy. WaatMd. 34,00:17:40 7773. 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SULLIVAN English Breakfast and Lapsang Souchang. No matter what's area, located at 94 North Ave., Gar- Students or the Yoga Center also THE RECORD brewing at the bar, patrons can wood, will begin a new session have the opportunity to purchase a Some people just aren't com- sample any one of the varieties, Aug. 2. customized audiotape made espe- fortable in the bar scene, and as Lucca's offers cups made Nicole's method of yoga is a way cially for problem areas such as the they're looking for an alternative French press pot style, which of life. It is a scientific system of lower back, hamstring, shoulder setting to meet friends and so- can be ready in three minutes. exercise which teaches you how to and neck region, etc., and a medi- cialize. But the focus of the bar is the take care of yourself mentally, tation audiotape. The Yoga Center That was the big, bright physically and emotionally. Yoga is also offering private therapeutic philosophy red espresso yoga sessions for people with which led We think we've found a machine in teaches you how to connect mind the front of and body in order to self-improve weight disorders, bad smoking niche, and we're going to the shop. The the body's functioning. habits or other personal problems. Michael Patina fill that niche' bar is strictly Nicole's teaching is a progressive Nicole's is also offering several to open for service, system of yoga exercise that com- semi-private classes on the new Lucca's — Barry Tobin and patrons bines all aspects of yoga — breath- YogaProps, yoga equipment profes- Espresso and — can relax at Fine Coffee shop in Metuchen one of the shop's 15 tables — ing, elongation, physical exercise, sionally designed to add another one year ago. Twelve busy, suc- there's room to accomodate energy balancing, relaxation and dimension to one's workout It's a cessful months later, the two about 40 coffee lovers. meditation — all in accord with the safe, fun and extremely beneficial have decided to branch their Adding to the laid-back atmos- Western language and our present- way to work yourself from the in- business into Westfleld. phere of the store are soothing day lifestyle. side out to a healthier life. "When you're an entrepreneur, undertones of classical music you take risks," Mr. Tobin said. which hover around the shop This session's schedule includes Because classes are limited, early "But we think we've found a thorughout the day. Wagner, 20 yoga classes weekly, with new registration is recommended. niche, and we're going to fill that Chopin, and Mozart add to at- classes at 10:40 a.m. Tuesdays and The Yoga Center will be open for niche. mosphere. 4:30 p.m. Thursdays, for beginners general registration (free personal "People want a cocoon. They "It adds to the flavor of the place, but it's not distracting," through advanced students of all evaluation by appointment only) want to stay in their home com- ages. on the following days: Monday, munity and have a place to enjoy Mr. Tobin said. "If you're chat- themselves. They don't want to ting here, you don't have to yell Of these 20 classes, there is one July 26 from 4-6 p.m.; Thursday, go to bars with alocohol all the above the music." especially for senior citizens, one July 29, 10:30 am.-2 p.m.; and Sat- time..Xucca's gives people a Mr. Tobin, 43, became inter- for those with back problems, and urday, July 31,1-4 pjn. ested in the cofTee business dur- place to meet and relax." ing several trips to Europe with one class of "Yoga in Motion" for For a brochure, further infor- Lucca's features 80 different his wife. intermediate to advanced yoga stu- mation or to set up an appoint- varieties of coffee — including "I've been interested in cofTee dents who wish to experience a ment, please call 789-6428. Due to Jamacan Blue Mountain, Cin- for a while," he said. "CofTee bars namon Nut Swirl, and an array choreographed flow of yoga move- the precise progression of our yoga are the place to go in Europe." ments. 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Anthony James Convnmm* \ r-rom Pole lo Plug IM$» ItiMttofl of Qu&HIr Auto Center • Ror.idontinl AlllHOMI/l P o Mm HMW PtiMMf ai MCM Auio Hotly U Mcchnniml • Cnmmofcliil • Indusliiril • ANNOUNCE SKCIAU YOUR PROFESSIONAL I s fit Hate Custom Intlmllmtlon (hcliitrst Irrhnoloffy. r.A| ',1 HVK! Quarwfit—d tor s full 2 Vssra • Llm:lnc Ho.it HOMETOWN BUILDERS N.I liupi'Lliwii // Reinspcciion o fully Intun* III YIKII*. nl I tpnntituo CALL RUSSELL AT: o 9 Ytmn ttpmrtmo* SPECIALIZING IN: 232-7651 606 South Avc, E. FREE ESTIMATE * Mil rjrpSfl Or HipSfrS/mirwICnW Cranford, NJ rl Oiliilily WoiKiii » Oflorinf, ,111 tXUNION SMFll |)r(ij;r.im (or tli t llih'i.tiir.il Hlimpri 'omr lioinr to i|UHllty. with till construction PERSONAL & PROFESSIONAL MVK MHO MII orders, *-+**vl* *"' 276-4O48 U> I , I'. • • ' I {.•••!. fill « coNTnacTons FLOOR WAXINQ 499-7177 IMXTIMJ/VK SHHMIJSJS IN mnd VinrALTDRIVKWAVS • PARKINti AKFAS | CLMANINQ (Union Ctiiuitv Anut) AS.II ATX MIMUNG • SKAIJW; • HRSUHMaiw; II OIHII'I;. V.ilni' ft '\rnbf I'l/'i CONCRRTH AN1) MWOfVBV WORK |ttor«t • Otflc** • R«tld«nc« Tomptot* Homt R«fnod«llng 9OS-721-S0O0EXr.t2N I * ' f 'ii/ tntiuy mi- i nt\uultniU*t\ free Estimates In iiiti>fiy« ( fimpffrnrrifrirv" I FOR RATES AND INFORMATION I (,\ i (tO IV t / J ,J << , * / mnr/fy in Crnntiirtf (1v«r 40 Yt*nri 908-233-0043 AIR CONDITIONING INFORMATION TO ADVERTISE FUEL OIL HOME IMPROVEMENT • TO INCREASE MMNESS lor More Call For PROFESSIONAL • ESTABUSH YOUR NAME Information About Service or ^CARPENTERS, INC. Fuel Oil 40 Y«*rt In HofitifU) niifI Air ( .oneIIIIMJHIHI • ANNOUNCE SPECIALS Advertising In This Horn* R«mod«llng Sales & Service ALL YEAN Directory ('(til •EDVICI \ 908-276-09001 SPRING SALE! UYORK CAU RUSSELL AT: RMI^MKII tk CtmmmM A*IMM W«fc New Dochi • Bathroom* • Kitchen* Russell )«PMUNAMM«1MIII»I Doom • Wlndowi • Roofing nlr Ah f.lnnniirrt * Clnrh Thurmotlptt • AtUr t nty** 908-722-1000 BO. 625t Reel-Strong Fuel 'ALL WORK GIMffANWD" * nlOMfrt In InmulmUttn m-722-MMH) Froo Eitlmnte* Fully Insured FOR RATES AND INFORMATION I Cran lord Westfield 233-6222 I'M. 62.56 l/ (.»/ I'nmn ( Call ut 24 Hrt. Rlchnrd Osgrool 7S9-9BM fiii r I').", 90S 272-6456 or 201-37S-2757I LTERATIONS/SEWING BUILDERS INFORMATION DRIVEWAYS INFORMATION TO ADVERTISE HESIDCNTIAI CLOTHING BRAND BUILDERS • TO INCREASE BUSINESS COMMrnciAi » TO INCREASE BUSINESS hor More ALTERATIONS Paving • ESTABLISH YOUR NAME Information About • ESTABLISH YOUR NAME Hems • Buttons • Etc. • ANNOUNCE SPECIALS • DMIvrWAVS ,'UhvrlisiiiK hi This • PAMKING LOTS • ANNOUCE SPECIALS • Sf Al r.OAIINO Reasonable Rates • 01 LOKIM HI OCK CUH0INO Directory (nil CALL RUSSELL AT: • nAii noAD Tins • STUMP Call JILL CALL RUSSELL AT: Russell •08-722-3000 EXT. 825ft "SERVING YOUn *RL* ((ICC ESTIMATLS srw Ton OVCH W VtAHS FULLY INSUHCI1 908-722-3000 EXT. 6256 WS-722-MHH, (908)276-5811 „„„ .... Lowrlli I FOR RATES AND INFORMATION I f AMU Y OWMf I) t, Ol'r I1A1I.D iVF. N..I. I FOR RATES AND INFORMATION! -Z3.1-1Z17 Hriind 753-7281 Ext. 6256 INFORMATION CARPENTRY CLEAN UP& HAULING DRIVEWAYS J HOME IMPROVEMENTS • TO INCREASE BUSINESS C KAK. PLAIN I • NICK'S HAULING BENNETT PAVING 1 DOM PETRACCA • TO INCREASE BUSINESS (ARI'I WRY AM) Ynrds • Attica • BaMmcnts • ESTABLISH YOUR NAME H Honm Hf tmxli'lliifi ( iinlrm lor • ESTABLISH YOUR NAME Lots & Garages COMPANY li.iirli.i ,\i H AddilloiiN • AltvrntloiiN • ANNOUNCE SPECIALS Top Soil Delivery • ANNOUNCE SPECIALS Driveways • Curbing H n i- | Senior Citizen Discount I 1 • BathrootiiN * ria.sciiittntsi I !• l,ii,t- 1'iUh' Parking Lots • Sidewalks 1 Dt-cks • Hoofing CALL RUSSELL AT: In (hn Wink" Same Day Service CALL RUSSELL AT: Drainage Work 908-722-3000 EXT. 6256 Free Estimate* BJI i lillv IIISHH'II 1 ici' l.slImnlr'i 9087223000 EXT. 82BS (MOK) 7KV-ZHIO FOR RATES AND INFORMATION I 9O8-276-7652 FOR RATES AND INFORMATION I i I- • I 'IMI I I 11]Iv 276-1175 908-272-3640 [(YlbtforCard 908-722-3000 EXT. 6256 VISA A Forbes Nowspapor July 21,22, 23, 1993 Forbes Newspapers / U-3 20O0 2020 2040 2040 2040 MM ron SALE Auction* Auctions riMMWrWtl, 1 SMALL APARTMENT J*C— Specialty auction, era. deliver 4" planer, •tc. 1S27 B&O ftfl Cente- Sates * Bmxmmra DRYER (SANYO), White Saturday, 7/24, preview 12" throat jig saw, 3 elec- nary Catalog, 1939 Loco- CRAFT A FLEAMARKET- • $40. Reply to Box 150, 4pm, sale 5pm, American tric drill*, power taw, motive A Tender RR De- Holy Trinity E.O. Church Forbes Newspapers, Legion, 429 South Main Iswn aerator model 400 fect Chart, 1924 Loco- 830 Jefferson Ave. Rah- P.O. Box 699, Somerville, St., Manville, NJ. Rare w/electrlc wrench 8" gas motive Lubrication Chart way (corner of W. Hazel- 380,000 NJ 08876, coins, baseball cards, Mantis rototiller, gas RR, 20 RR textbooks. wood) Sat. 7/31, 8/14 10/ non-sport cards, comic weed eater, Homelile gas APPLIANCE SALE- Re- This Is a very partlaf Mat- 23 A 11/13 8 am- 3pm. books, collectible toys, chain saw, 100 Ib. Bud- ing. Much unlisted. Not $10.00 per 10 ft. Call fflgerator-S85. Washer/ consignment* welcome. die anvil, router, bench Dryer-J7Soa. Fully guar. responsible for ac- 3B1-5433 Or 382-4231 Jeffrey H. Focsythe. vices, tools, IBM XT com- cidents. Note: About 1 Servlc* . »10.95 mln. (90B) 722-2994 puter w/modems com- * * PUBLIC SALE * * 2010*3100 7B4-7200 or 231-1047. hr. of power A hand tools plete, 1920s Quality apt. sold first at 9:30 AM QUALITY HOTEL 2010 • Antique* PUBLIC AUCTION size 4 burner gas range FURNISHINQS CHAMPION JUICER- 9 w/shelf. Dan by apt. size More than 2020 • Appliance* Antlques-Houaehold Days Inn/Coachman mltis old. Price new $240 refrlg, 2 good adv. boxes Terms: Cash or approved 2030 • Art but sell at $200 or best Slarllna-Colna- Jewelry check • Food Cranford, NJ. Exit 136: n.R. Item* Duryeas & Horse shoe GSP. 2 days only • July 2040 - Auction! offer. 752-0257. nailbox, 1901 Fulper 2050 • Clothing and Power A Hand Tool* Arthur Henna 22 & 23. Thurs./Friday. any other GE DRYER- Electric mug, lot grey agateware, 9-6prr>, Dressers, mirrors, Appartl set Sterling flatwara 60 Auctioneer 2060 • CoflictlM*:ofl«c * 220 volt. Exc. Cond. $100 Auction for Mr. Mr*. Lm Bloomsbury, NJ desks tables, chairs, Call Gerry 985-8226. Miner, Arthur Rd,, pc. no knives. Sterling recllners & carpet. 2070 - Computer* base compote, 4 pc. Mfl-W5-7iS2 newspaper Brldgewater, NJ from North Coast Liquidator* 2080 • Farm A Garden MICROWAVE- Panaso- Lenox China, Nippon 2085 - Firewood Rt. 78 Eait to 287 North, nic w/aulo turntable & Immediately go to right shaker, lovely 3 handle 2070 20W - Flea Marksti, oak microwave cart-$ioo vase, cut glass bowl, 2X00 Sale* and Buaars land A take Exit 10A Computers in Central Call 90B-233-7897. loop celery holder, 8 From torn 2100 - Free to Good (202-206 South) go thru panel slag glass hanging SANYO A/C- 1300 BTU, 6 traffic light* <3 'A mile) turn lift onto dome not old. occupied IBM COMPATIBLE 2110- Furnlturt $250 or b/o. Call after Japan figurines, collec- $295. We also buy and Itll FREE MM New Jersey fact! 6pm 757-6968. Arthur Rd. A 3rd TO ADVERTISE MIRROR & GLASS PET SITTING PLUMBING ROOFING ROOFING/SIDING For More CHAPMAN BROS. WESTFIELD ROOFING CO. Lie. #1428 D & R FUCHS Information About MIRROR AND All Types of ftooflnj and Siding Li km Thm Cmmjorim Amd • Plumbing GLASS COMPANY Sccwrity Of Homm Whmm Yom • Heating • Cooling CONSTRUCTION COMPANY » The finest quality and workmanship Specializing in: Advertising In This Arm Awmy. Bmt Tkcy Nmmd Car* • Alterations • Repairs • Factory-direct prices And Exercise. I Com* To Ymmr Owner/Installer * • Expertly designed and Installed e Air Conditioning Roof Stripping • Flat Roofs Directory Call Homm To FmmdlExmreim*/ • Resilvering • Antiquing • Beveling Re-Roofs and Repairs Roofing • Siding • Walls • Ceiling • Bathrocms Cfcccfc'Mp. Othmr Service* AHo 276-1320 Russell Window Treatments AvuttmhU. WORK 100% GUARANTEED Replacement Windows SHOP AT HOME SEHV7CE • FREE ESTIMATES Fully Insured Free Estimates 908-722-3000 FULLY INSURED CALL PETER 36 NORTH AVE. E FAX: 908-654-5591 CRANFORD 908-789-2023 Ext. 6256 1233-4522 233-29681 BONDED Fully Insured Free Estimate.. CRANFORD 7091251 INFORMATION PAINTING INFORMATION TO ADVERTISE TREE SERVICE VI LAV1TOL PAINTING REYNOLDS Ellis |« if INCREASE BUSINESS • TO INCREASE BUSINESS PLUMBING & For More • Exterior > Free r Mi mate HEATING INC. Tree Service • Interior 1 Information About Fully Insured • ESTABLISH YOUR NAME Lou DiFabio Tony DiFabio ALL TYPES OF TREE CARE • ESTABLISH YOUR NAME • Expert Over 35 Yrs. Experience & REMOVAL Preparation ' Carpentry Advertising In This • ANNOUNCE SPECIALS SAME DAV SERVICE • Firewood •Wt'rt Stltl Working Our Way Through\ Bathroom and Kitchen • ANNOUCE SPECIALS • WoodChips Town and We do the ben Work Around" Moderlzalions Directory Call • Snow plowing SERVICE SALES REPAIRS SAVE ENERGY... We install CALL RUSSELL AT: • Landscaping Vinyl Replacement Windows We Do The Complete Job Russell CALL RUSSELL AT: REASONABLE RATES e Cheik our Htcnsion Proof Prices 90S-7224000 EXT. 6256 276-5367 (908) 245-1203 908-722-3000 EXT. 62S6 • Rooflnf • l.raders and Gutters Lie. #1106 908-722-3000 FOR RATES AND INFORMATION 35B NOT1TH AVENUE E (908) 486-5806 FOR RATES AND INFORMATION 272-4033 CRANFORD Ext. 6256 INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES 4 s ™ . LANDSCAPING TO ADVERTISE PLUMBERS PLUMBER ROOFING I TREE SERVICE S • INCREASE CUSTOMER ANGER & SON CURIA T&T TRAFFIC Plumbing Plumbing & Heating J&M ROOFING • ESTABLISH YOUR NAME Heating • Residents Repair Export Roofing Spedaliat* • Bath/Kitchen Remod«Ung WOODSTACK LANDSCAPING t ANNOUNCE SPECIALS Lic.# 1791 • Sewer St Drain Cleaning • WE REPAIR & REPLACE • Water Mains • ALL TYPES OF ROOFS TREE SERVICE • PLANTS AND SHRUBS • Water Heatera • A RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL INSURED • MULCH WITH THE MIDDLESEX ALL REPAIRS • Washer/Dryer Hook Ups • Sump Pumps 100% GUARANTEED WORK BUSINESS DIRECTORY • Gas L Low, Low Rates • DECK SEALING • Bathroom Remodeling Fully Insured Free Estimate \ CALL RUSSELL AT • Hot Water Heaters QUALITY WORK GUARANTEED Senior Citizen Discounts • GUTTERS CLEANED Fully Intund & Bonded 908-722-3000 EXT. 6256 • Drain Cleaning FREE ESTIMATES 908-2325302 FOR RATES AND INFORMATION CLARK, NJ 381-7519 9O8-276-6411 908-654-1663 276-5752 U«WPkin«WLC.>MIO Richard J. Curia YF INFORMATION PAINTING/PAPERHANGING PLUMBERS PLUMBER INFORMATION 24 Hour Emergency Service MCCARTHY'S LENNY'S PLUMBING • TO INCREASE BUSINESS • TO INCREASE BUSINESS 1(y/o Senior Citizen Discount PROFESSIONAL No Job Too Small HEATING • ESTABLISH YOUR NAME • ESTABLISH YOUR NAME PAINTING SERVICE Free Estimates • Heating Sewer • WATER MAINS Cleaning & • ANNOUNCE SPECIALS t ANNOUNCE SPECIALS • DRAIN CLEANING • Plumbing & Heating HOME IMPROVEMENTS •-HOT WATER HEATERS Repairs IntVExt. • Wallpapering • Plastering • BATHROOM REMODELING • Hot Water Heaters SALES & REPAIRS CALL RUSSELL AT: CALL RUSSELL AT: Masonry & Chimney Rcpali TEL: 396-3136 • Sump Pumps (30 Years in Business) Lenders & Gutter Cleaning PAGE: 317 8281 Free Est. • State License #6249 908-722-3000 EXT. 6256 CENTER TV 908-722-3000 EXT. 6256 Rooting MPL #9523 Lenny Grieco 907 Wood Ave. • Roselle YHE rwunue • iwni FOR RATES AND INFORMATION FOR RATES AND INFORMATION Fulry Insured Est. 1980 574-0480 276-1655 or 276 617 RIVEHIEND DRIVE • CLAHK. NJ 07066 276-2331 MOVERS INFORMATION PLUMBER ROOFING/SIDING TO ADVERTISE BOBBINS & ALLISON, INC. Donald S. Rockefeller CLR For More • TO INCREASE BUSINESS For More PLUMING & HEATING INC. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY "Local Public Afovors Information About - Roofing Specialists - Information About Moving t Uctnto • ESTABLISH YOUR NAME Completa Slortg* 00172 Advertising In This Plumbing Cape Cad • $2 600 • spill trvrl 12.900 Advertising In This & m-Uvel $2,800 • ANNOUCE SPECIALS Heating hlcr Included. Tur OH, Conlrtlncr, Directory Call New Shlnglei, Tai I'appr Cleanup. Prmill Directory Call Services Also Avnlhihli' Guttrr*. [iciJn, SkyllghU. U'liuluus Russell CALL RUSSELL AT: State Lie. #4205 Russell AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES HnBrmrnts. Sldlnu 213 SOUTH AVE E 908-722-3000 908-722-3000 EXT. 6256 Kri'c Ksilmnti's Hullv IIIMIICII 908-722-3000 CRANFORD 276-8677 TEL 276-OBPB Ext. 6256 FOR RATES AND INFORMATION 7 Rnlolgh Avo. • Cranford (201) 794-0753 Ext. 6256 [MasterCard] 908-722-3000 EXT. 6256 VISA A Forbes Newspaper SMU-4 / Forbes Newspapers July 21,22,23,1983 o o o 4X1O OMMCrM* o00°o Fwyji STABLE HILP- Need CHILD CARI NURS- HOUSE CLIANINO COLLIDE PUNDINO _.c^° O°° reliable person for heav ERY- (n my Franklin LAOV- occuplwt/tmply. I (•^*.. ELEC/ACOUSTIC BASS 'Scholarships stable work, 6 days Twp. home. Infants and houee. apt., condo or of- •Grams weekly. Apt. Included. INSTRUCTION- Begin- BALLOON toddlers only. Conve- fice, am. ISO mad. $55 ner/Advanced, all styles •Money Back Guarantee Frank Chapot, Nesnsnic niently located off of 287 lg. MO Avail. 7 days. Hex. RIOCS 2120 2120 of music, learn to groove, •No Proof of Need Req. Flights leave our own li- 2X20 2130 Station, (908) 369-763 and 527. For more infor- hr,,B0B-241-0gQ» •NoQ PA. Req. Garage Sates Garage Smlm» or (MB; 389-7671 ' mation call 90S-937-69B4 read, improvise, W/exp censed balloon port in MOUMCLCANtWO NY pro w/M.M. Reason- •No Age Req. Whltehouse at 6pm dally, WANTED- Sm. farm to CHILD CARE 7 diyi/wfc. Somaritt able rales (800213-0732 Over 300,000 eourcea for Msy thru October. One of board quiel 17 yr Q.H., Piscatawray. Loving care County. Qood rafar- funding. For free Informa- NJ's oldest and moat ex- NOTICE: AM GARAGE BRANCHBURG- 142 EDISON- 23 Meryin SOMERVILLE- r M/A DEO. IN SPEC. ID. tion A application, write Rtver RrJ.; Sat., 7124, 9- Rd.; (OH Vlnayard lo Sul- w/reasonable board noai for Infants and toddlers. ancat perienced ballooning ' SALES advertisements Dernontf Place; Sunday, SC Plains. 789-4686 Summer care for school cert. In Elam. Spec. Ed. to: companlssi S175 par aro PAYABLE IN AD- 4pm Oarage Sala: Lot liman to Moryin.) Sat. ft 7/25, 10-4pm. Furniture, IF YOU NEED- a house w/6 yr. e«p., will lutor In American Scholarshlpe v of goodies, baby items, Sun., 7/24 A 25, 9-4 age children. Fun learn- person. VANCE by cash, Household Items and WESTERN TRAIL ing activities, meals Inc. cleaning or child care your home, all subjects crystal, household Baby Items, furn., toys much, much more!! RIDES- Ride trails and 1-6, Anne Marie 276-6351 CONTACT DSNNV AT (008) 699-0931 companion, Pie, call 9OS- P.O. Box 362 YELLOWSTONE check, VISA or Maste misc., otc. bika, books, records, ate cioss a wide ttream on 48«-Ot36 Card. For a quote on WARREN- 41 Ferguson well trained horses MATH TUTOR- exp. Middlesex, NJ 08646 BRIDGEWATER- 548 HILLSROHOUOH- 14 CHILDCARE- AuPalr- math teacher, MA. Jr. 'cost, please call Rd. 7/23, 24. 10-3pm. No Western/ English lessons C*re cultural exchange. UVE-IN- YOU CAN HAVE ADVtNTURtS Rolling Hills Rd; 7/2<1, 9- Polhwnus Or; 7/23-24, 8 early birds. Furniture, avail. (201) 360-9400 o Housekeeplng, Child high, H.S. a collage CREDIT-VISA! Savlnga 1-800-559-9495. 1 PM. Electronics. Parts 1 PM, Bike.. Furn Experienced legal Euro- knick-knacks, clothing, 908-234-2430. pean aupslrs. Affordable Care or Companion/ math. SAT, GRE, QMAT deposit required. No fte circul boards. Us Clothes, toys, H/H items Elderly Care position prep. 806<2S»351t •IRTHOAY PAHTIIS- tools. (908)356-7728 or llvs-ln chtldcare, govern- to apply. Send SASE lo Maglc show A balloon equip.._H/H_jt6ms. Misc. Misc. 308-9436. •ought, with PANT TIME CREDIT, Box 206. Naw 2 FAMILY YARD SALE ment-approved, local PIANO INSTRUCTION- animals. Call Conatan- PISCATAWAV- 104 counselors. Call N.J. re- Ouliet, 10-zo hri./wk. Brunswick 08903. BOUND BROOK- 316 CRANFORD— 199 N WESTFIELD VARD during school year - Olane Olsen Qalvacky, tine. 806.7743. Bryant Court; Sal & Sun. Lelghlgh Ava: 7/24. 9-3 Qlbaon St.; Off Blackiord SALE- 7 Karen Ter. foptebf* Pats gional office, Pat Potiltl, available for teaching Ave., Sat. 7/24. 9-2. Ctill S16-696-6176 or 600-4- •vail. FT or PT summers - * EVENT PLANNtNO* 731 4 0 1; 10-5 ctoltl- PM. Multi-family, antique race: 7/24; 8am-4pm, no for warm, caring, middle- 9am-2:30pm. Mon-Frl I 4170 ing. furn, odds n ends furntturo, H/H, toys, dren's toys A clothes early birds. Microwave, AUPAIR. Sat. Call U9-063e Simple or Elaborate hahld. hams, books OIVE SOMEONE A sged fimala Daytima Partial or Complet* dairies, plants & shrubs toaster, glasses, twin College Student • RVCC, BERNARDSVILLE- 133 & lots more good stuff! woman's clotrits, etc beds, furniture, sm. fish •MILE— Somerset Re- CHILDCARE- In my PIANO LESSONS ON A SHOESTRING Claremonl Road; Almost gional Animal Shtlter has Bndgewater home, CPR Branchburg. Also experi- Private for kids A adulta. (MM) M6-4113 PISCATAWAY- 1O4S tanks, nsrild Items old & enced ai Tutor (4.0 Aver- now- Clothing. Jewolry. CRANFORD- 46 new. Ralndata 25. St. puppies, kittens, dogs cert., ref. avail., Loving VERY LOW RATES • Furs, Accessories, Fine Balmlera Pkwy; 7/24. 9-3 Karwln St.; Frl. tnru and cats. Adoption rea- atmosphere, fun activi- age this yaar, msmber (906) 281-0102 A-1 MOVERS- Low ICANORAW quality home furnishings, PM, Toys, games, bric-a Sun., 7/23-25, 10-7pm, WEBTFICLO- 1137 Cen- sonable. Mlssmg a pet? lles, F/T only 725-1185 Honor Society), English rates, insured, locel Si ANYTHING! Portralta, DR sat, pop-up campar my specially. Excellent PIANO LEMONS- In long distance, 24-hr, character akatchea for antiques, collectibles, biac, 2 family sale tral Awe.;Frl. & Sal. 7/23 CSIW25-O306. CHILDCARE- In my from consignments & so- dask, portabl* typawrltsr I 24. 9-3 pm. Household childcare A character ref- your home. Branchburg, tarvlca. 201-673-6740. partiea. Reasonable EDISON/HIGHLAND clthes, boohs, lots more! Bridgewater home, loving erences available. Please Whltehee Sta. Hlllsbor- rate*. 906-548-0548. lecl dealers Now & misc. Hems, Clothes. Mom will provide a safe, A-1 TRANSPORT arrivals-German toy sol- PARK BORDER- 227 call Carole, BOa-722- ough.CaH 3—-4M7. No. 8th (Off Fit. 27) 7/24 PISCATAWAY- 113 Ed- WESTFIILD- 247 warm, 4 fun environment 3000. X-62S9. Iv. msg. Local A long dlatance, PONIES KM PARTIES diers, Hoosier. wicker, ward* Ava. oft Pros- for your child. Flex. A re- PIANO- ALL STYLES, Hshld A commer., Fast & Pony ride* 4 carousel riding equipment, new only. 9-4pm. MOVING Seneea Pi.; Sat., 7/24. pad; 7/23 & 7/24, 8-4 9-5pm Sofa, Chairs, mining A Onomhtg liable, C»lltt0a-231-9415 POLISH WOMAN- En- ALL AOIS. AT YOUR reliable aervlce, PM ponies for parties, pic- merchandise daily! SALE on 3 tloors. Some PACE- Degreed (BA/ ANTIQUES: Mah, drop Furnitura- color TV, Nin- Freezer, Ranch Oak, glish speaking, will clean 0668,755-6110 nics ft fair*. Alao a trac- ENCORE QUALITY tendo, Tandy PC, infant CHILDCARE- My Green MM), 20 yri exp.. private, tor pulled hayrlde for all CONSIGNMENTS L> a' I a b I e. sterling, Deiks, Beds, HH Items, DOQ OSEDIENCE Brook home, EMT/CPR, your house. Ref., own h. children's Item*. Records. Xrcyclt, Chest. frans., low prlcts. 302- college I unlverelly. CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS occasions. Call Joanne carvod pipes, tramed Kind, positive methods Exp. « Rets. Lg. yd,, Brldgewaler. 704-aaao. Draperies, reupholstery. DC.II'.T co-op spaco avml. prints, pr. and irons, red Hilndate: Sun.. 7/2S. IMS. or Whllney 908-996-3140 TIJO-F 10-6, Thurs. til 8 PISCATAWAT- IS High 27 yrs. exp., Vet rec plttyrm 906-752-3184. Your fabric or ours. For- Willow dishes, 9 violins. 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Most mod- bed, like new, Black, slid- Motors $2250/80. 725-8149 PB, Red ext./Blk. leather els & Mod. duty chassis B6S0 > Marinas 2B1-741O anytime, Iv. •010 70K ml. exc- cond. JAGUAR- 91 XJS con- ing windows/screens. 8660 message. 88 CAMARO Z30 S5800/BO. Must sell l-n- vertible, red w/grey int. Int., $3500 b/o, 249-7824 up to 54,600 GVW, Used S425. 752-0453 Rentals A IOM Show room cond. 8K ml. trucks, discounts. Leas- Charters Va, 5 speed, T-tops. medlatety. 908-701-0181 VW- B9 Cabriotel Conv.. * * CORVETTE 86 * * WHEELS « TIRES- very 8670 Slip Rentals Needs work. S25O0/BO. Best offer. 832-5851 64K, Black/Gray Int., ing, rebates or 5 9% 8890 tiooo BMW- 81 320 IS, 5 spd, 50k mi., Sspd, cruise, GMAC linancing most good rubber. 4-87 Cordia 8800 Storage Call 356-1114 AC, PS, Slate Blue. Beau- Auto, radar, targa roof 4 lugs and 5 Jeep Bron- AM/FM caas. sunroof, JEEP— 86 Comanche $11,500. 900-761 -0067. models. 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(908) 233-1551 908-722-2523, 24 hrs. that an ad In this local 43K ml Motorola tele- leather int. 908-8J1-7951 BO. 008-968-2530 attar 5. trunk. $2395 356-9170 CADILLAC- 76 El Do- ABSOLUTE AUTO Subscribe to the #1 source paper also goes Into 16 phone, exc. cond. best VW— 75 Van, uxcqllont 8250 POMTIAC- 73 Catullna. HONDA- 82 Accord, other local papers? offer. 832-5651 rado. 500 V-6, deluxe We pay $25 S Up of local news about P/S. P/B. A/C, vary good Brown, Auto, 82K. New Reach over 400,000 loaded int.. only 26k orig! condition. 120k miles. For Any Complete Cm Motorcycle Parts, readers with one call! MERCURY- 86 Marquis, Mini cond sorious col- 40k on rebuilt engine. FREE Pickup-Local Afu your community! cond,. exc. transporta- timing chain/water pump, $1500/BO. 908-233-5573 Accessories tion, just passed Inspec- Exc. rnech cond. 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July 21, 22,23,1993 Forbes Newspapers IM Guide Electrifying? Automotive writer Bob Hagin tells why electric cars don't energize him. Page 3. Flemington THE SAAB 0000 AERO is the latest example of Saab's plan to introduce a new model or new innovation every year for the next 10 years. Saab's new 9000 Aero Legacy Prices Now has trademark quality The 1993 9000 Aero is the newest, ROAD ABILITY most luxurious and most powerful pas- senger car that Saab has yet produced. What sets the Aero apart from other 9000s on the road is the way its special It is the latest example of Saab's sport suspension kit improves its long range plan to introduce either a sports driving characteristics. A combi- new model or an important technologi- nation of a stiffer body structure, lower cal innovation each year for the next chassis, large stabilizer bars and trac- 10 years. tion control provide impressive road What sets the Aero apart from ear- handling characteristics for a family/ lier 9000s is its new deluxe leather in- sport sedan. Safety is enhanced by terior, a larger turbocharger that adds four-wheel disc/anti-lock brakes, air 25 horsepower to its 2.3 liter four- bags, tension controlled seat belts, cylinder engine, sporty new lower body front and rear crumple zones, side im- aerodynamic trim, special three-spoke pact bars and special low-resistance alloy wheels, and high-performance tires. low-profile tires. At the same time, it OVER 5O New Subarus Available! retains all of the safety, quality and PERFORMANCE durability features that have become Four-cylinder engine power has PROGRAM Saab's hallmarks. been a trademark of Saab since it •FACTORY REBATES AND SPECIAL Saab started out as an aircraft manu- started producing passenger cars. The INCENTIVES MAKE NOW, THE TO SEE US! facturer, and for the past 46 years has latest 2.3 liter, dohc 16-valve, four- succeeded in producing both top- cylinder, Trionic-controUed manage- quality commercial and jet fighter air- ment system engine is no exception, craft as well as a line of unique, sturdy except that it has been specially tuned FLEMINGTON and the size of its turbo has been in- Flemington and distinctive passenger cars. I gave CM4TKUCKC0UHTKY this new Saab a thorough workout and creased to give it a 12-plus percent N came to these conclusions: horsepower boost from 200 to 225. UBARU Torque has been upped to 258 foot- pounds to provide excellent broad RT. 31 ACROSS FROM THE APPEARANCE range power characteristics with the FAIRGROUNDS, FLEMINGTON, NJ Above the beltline the Aero retains five-speed manual transmission. At this time, an automatic transmis- the clean, classic styling that belongs sion is not available for the Aero to the 9000: the traditional Saab grille; model. lower, wider headlights and wipers; large side mirrors; a big rear hatch and Flemington lots of glass. New is the distinctive SUGGESTIONS trim on the bumpers, rocker panels, Redesign manual gearbox to provide front air dam, rear apron and high smoother shifting. spoiler that give the Aero a sporty low stance that sets it apart from earlier ECONOMY 9000s. EPA ratings are 20 city/24 highway. I averaged 22.8 mpg. COMPORT Saab has always combined comfort CONCLUSIONS WeVe Ta ten The Most Remarkable Lineup Of and safety, and the Aero is no excep- The 9000 Aero continues Saab's tra- tion. The black leather interior seating dition of building practical, roomy, safe __ _i Made Them is fitted to give club room comfort. All and powerful means of automotive seats are large and contoured, and the transportation. The Years Most Extraordinary Values! front ones are powered and heated and By continuously adding new tech- have memory settings. All controls are nology in structure, suspension, engine clearly visible. management and design, this latest The climate control arrangement Saab 9000 aptly demonstrates that a works well, but requires reading of the manufacturer does not have to be manual for best use, and the AM/FM7 large to produce interesting cars. CD/cassette system delivers quality fi- IMNONIW delity and tono. Windows, minors, 1M3 MITSUBISHI TESTED 4 cyl., 5 spd. man., p/s. p/b, mala, a/c, AM/FM FOR locks, rear hatch and fuel door arc sier. cass., VIN» PE063443, MSRP $13720 I 48 $38,(595 fully equipped. LlftM pwnnl bind on 4ft mo closed end >•••« 1 •! mo pymnt, MO.I electronically controlled for conve- BRAND NEW 1200 IIIIK dtp , UtO bank Iw * J100O cip COM tMucllon Oi» •t *oc«p4lon Tpt»l o* pymnls ITIS2 li.oOomiM ^owawi, fit nience. 1994 MITSUBISHI GALANT S par ml tfwMtl* The Aero offers a viable combination BASE PRICE 5 spd,, 4 cyl., p/s, p/b, a/c, fl. mats, dual air of luxury, comfort and practicality. $38,235 bags std., MSRP $14,920, VIN #RE002470, Stk.# 94MI008. I TEST DRIVE FOR •RAND NKW 11SO MITSUBISHI DIAMANTE FUEL CAPACITY: 17 gal 36 E8 Mdan, 4 dr, 6 cyl . auto., p/s. p/b, pMlcks , MOS.! AM/FM cass . ail bog, 4 whl disc , mals. MSRP FUEL REQUIREMENT: $22,869, VIN# PY03068B SPECIFICATIONS Lease pymnla based on 36 mo closed end lease 1st mo pymnl, rel sec L»M pymnl baled on 42 mo t K*e.i am loaso 1 it mo pymm . unleaded premium (93 oct) isl »ec dip $450 bank lae K 11000 rap coat lortuclmn duo u BASE PRICE: $38,235 dap & $500 cap cost reduction due at incoption Total of pymnls $8244 Inrapllon )ol»lolDi"W« J»era lOHIltnl.V •JlMdno mp« PRICE AS TESTED: $38,695 TIRES: Michelin MXM P205/55 10.000 ml./yr. allowance, 15# per mi thsroafiar I hl ENGINE TYPE: 1-4, dohc - 1R v, ZR 16 DRAKES: anti-lock mpfi turbo, balance shafts standard,disc/disc The New Thinking In Automotive Savings Is Here! ENGINE SIZE: 2.3 liter/140 cid DRIVE TRAIN: front engine/ Prices HORSEPOWER: 225^5000 front drive include all rpm costs to be r PERFORMANCE: TORQUE (ft/lbs): 2.>B(1950 EPA Economy, miles per gallon Flemington paid by con- rpm city/lilghway/obscrvcd: 20/2 4/ CAR * TRUCK COUNTflY sumer except TRANSMISSION: 5-spced 22.8 MITSUBISHI Family Of Dealerships for lie, reg. & manual w/od 0-60 mph: C.3 sec. taxes. CURB WEIGHT: 3210 lbs 1/4 ml (E.T.): 14.9 sec. POUNDS/HP: 14 DRAG COEFFICIENT (CD):33 RTS. 202 & 31, FLEMINGTON, NJ 0-2 / Forbes Newspapers AutomoHVeGmde July 21, 22, 23,1993 Consumers won't buy electric cars unless they're convenient V or a Buffalo Electric or any of the other The reason for this renewed interest is are equal between the gasoline and the nearly three-quarters of those surveyed! electric car, Mr. & Mrs. New Car Buyer were unwilling to delete that safety item. j FORBES NEWSPAPERS 294 electrics listed in The Standard Cata- because various governmental bureaus log of American Cars. All of those names mandate that those same car makers must will cast their ballot by sticking with what One would think that those members of; At the turn of the century, the automo- are long gone and street-worthy mass- build a certain number of zero-pollution they have known for eight decades. Gaso- our population who are the most vocal! produced electric cars and trucks are an- vehicles within four years or face large line may be polluting our air and be the about saving our air would be the firstto ; bile business came to a technological jump on the EV bandwagon. Not so, ac-j crossroad: would the industry continue to cient history. fines. focal point of world-wide conflict, but it's reliable, convenient and fairly cheap. cording to what I've read. The reason is, develop the fossil-fuel powered vehicle But now, after an 80 year hiatus, the But as it is with all new products, the economics: a new EV is going to come inj with all its attendant noise, smell, danger factory-built family electric sedan, station final judgment on whether or not the elec- Recently, I've read reams of literature at about a 20 percent higher retail price} and turmoil, or concentrate on the silent, wagon and van is not only being given tric vehicle (EV) will be a major (or even on the EV, how it will be built, how far it than its gasoline powered equivalent andj easy-to-drive electric car? serious (if somewhat confused) consider- minor) part of everyday traffic is in the will go on a single battery charge and how cost about 10 percent more to drive per] You need only look out of your front ation by all the auto makers, but is being hands and checkbooks of the average fast it will be on the highway. But when mile. Traditionally, hard-core environmen- window to know the answer. No one that I touted as the answer to the atmospheric American new car buyer. Unless things the subject of who might buy them and talist aren't in that income bracket Once] know drives to work in a Baker or a Clark ills that plague our cities. such as price, convenience and comfort how much those hypothetical buyers will the EV shows up on used car lots around be willing to pay to be Responsible Citi- the nation, the story may change, bud zens, most analysts change the subject that's many years down the road. The general population has reservations Another drawback is the lack of a sales; about making its upcoming new car pur- infrastructure to sell the EV. New car sales chase an electric. According to a recent is almost a contact sport to buyers and] survey, the inconvenience of it is thesellers alike and putting EVs on a sales' major drawback to owning an EV for most room floor along with its conventional^ of us. The inability to "fill it up" with a accessory-laden gasoline powered counter-' quick charge and the need to plan ahead part might be viewed as putting a sheep inj with an overnight recharge at home is the lion's den. * j most often cited. Its relatively short range One multi-line retailer I talked to put itj (about 150 miles maximum at this point) is succinctly. "Electrics (cars and trucks) wil^ another perceived problem. Even with be great in fleet use. They'll probably get quick-charge stations located on the inter- license fee breaks, special parking privi-| state highways, long distance cross- leges and other perks, but I don't see us country driving in an EV is looked at as a rolling them off the (show room) floor. Our* tedious proposition by most of us. fleet managers are the guys who will do| Another drawback to private ownership the (EV) dealing," he said. j Over 500 New Cars & Trucks of an EV is the resistance to giving up I road test a lot of new cars. Most new) creature comforts. Electrically powered air car makers gladly offer new products td, conditioning will rob a commuter's EV of auto journalists for evaluation but to datej Available At No Haggle, about 10 miles of range. To increase range no manufacturer or vehicle converter ha^ by 20 miles, an EV of reasonable size offered me a new EV to drive except in ^ would need to sacrifice the two back seats very controlled race track setting. When a to increased battery capacity. According to new factory-built EV is parked out in m^ No Hassle Pricing! the survey, even the use of a safety air bag driveway for week-long use, I'll take the; decreases EV range by five miles and EV industry seriously. i With Financing Available From Ford Credit Do bearings need to be replaced? According to my source of Chevy infor- mation, the only cases of front wheel Ford FORBES NEWSPAPERS bearing failure he has encountered I own a 1988 Chevrolet Cavalier. have been on cars that had been dam- Credit Q Since it has 70,000 miles on it aged in transit to the dealerships. He and the manual I have suggests that also says that when they are bad, you'll the front wheel bearings be checked hear a growling noise from the front and repacked, I requested a mechanic end, much like a tire that's badly to do this. He said that the wheel bear- cupped. ings are going bad and they needed to If a front end noise crops up, swap be replaced. I requested another me- the front and rear tires to see if the chanic to do this for me. He said that I noise follows the tire. If the noise stays up front, the problem is mechanical. THIS YEARS VALUE OVBU50ttlffiUS needed new bearinys too, but that there were none available here. I have the opportunity to buy a LEADS NEW ft SABLES JMMUBLE Q 1946 Dodge pickup truck for only In the meantime I had the front $1,000, It is currently licensed, and 1993 COUGARS EQUPPED WITH brakes replaced. Neither of the shops being run on the road by its present are authorized repair shops. When I owner and is in OK shape. Can you DUAL AH BAGS* went to an authorized repair shop to recommend a source to determine if it order replacement bearings, I decided is a collector's item and if so, what it's *8upptam«ntal rawnlnl lyium torba n tht driver md rlghi front pananovr. FtomemlMr to Hwayi ww your safety be*. that I should let them do the job for present value might be? me. The dealer checked the front bear- A The vintage trucks have become ings and said that everything was OK. I •**-very popular, especially with shops intended to purchase the new bearings and auto parts purveyors who want to during this visit, but learned that they promote their businesses as having were $200 each and they are not the been around a long time. An auto ma- CM « TRUCK type that needs lubrication. I was also chinist who works near me drives his Fwnity Of Daatorahips told that special tools would be re-perfect '51 3100 Chevy pickup daily, a quired to do the job. How can I test to hotel in Hawaii has a '36 Ford as its see if new bearings are needed and patio center piece and the collectibility what would be the worst case scenario of the "50s Ford F-100 is legendary. RTS. 202 & 31, FLEMINGTON, NJ 908-78 if I do not replace them.? Check in your phone book under Auto- A Toss that manual; it's wrong. The mobile Appraisers for an accurate num- •*^front wheel bearings on your Cava- ber, but the current Gold Book lists lier are, indeed, sealed and unpackable your Dodge at between $1,600 and lemington and can only be replaced if they go bad. $4,600 depending on its condition. (IIKVSIIK Dodge Jeep Excellence Is Our Goal Vlymoutfi Dodge Trucks We've made your BMW affordable. Stock 1993 BMW 1993 BMW 525i 4Dr Automatic 325i 4Dr Automatic 35 Ight Now, Flemington Chiylser, Plymouth, Dodge, MO. 6 Cyt, A/C. Power Steermg/AflS Biakes/SeatsWindows/ fi Cyl AC Powoi Sleering/ABS Btskes/Seals/Windows/ Jeep And Eagle Are Offering Unprecedented Savings Locks/Sunroof Alloy Wheels. Drivers An Bag VINlockVSunrool Alloy Wheels. Oliver's Air Bags VIN PFL112I0, PBJ89!>64 MSRP $39,435 Dealer contribution lor cap cosl MSflP $31 20b Dealer contribution IDI cap cosl reduclion reduction $4,732, 42 month lease, $4,799 al inception in- S3.74b 4? month lease. $4 219 at inception includes $3,500 On Over 50u New Vehicles Available. Many Models cludes $4,000 lei sec dep . $400 bank lee and Itrsi paymiin! ret FOC (top $400 hank fee and lirs! payment 4? payments You Thought Were Hard To Get Are Here - In Stock 42 payments total $16,785 $18,141 purchase opium total $t:i413 $14Hi/ purchase ophon Closed end leases lor credit-qualified lessees. Lessee responsible lor maintenance, wear & (ear, and For Immediate Delivery - So Why Wait? at end of tease lor $250 disposition fee il not purchased and mileage in excess of 10.000 miles/year at 15 cents/mile. Price includes all costs to be paid by a consumer except lor licensing costs registra- Even Your Broker Cant Make Quotes like We Can! tion fees and taxes. EIZE THE MOMENT AND $AVE! the New 1994 BMW 325i Convertible s Sec It, Drive It, ,,, HERE! TODAY! Complimentary Courtesy Transportation For Our Service Customers ELEMINOTO Flemington RTS. 202 ft31 , CAR I TRUCK &OUHTRV FLEMINGTON, NJ Family Ol D«al*rahip« 908-7884858 731 ROUTE #1 EDISON, NJ (908) 985-4575 A tlnlnn flnnntv Fnrhoft NntA/nnnnor July 21, 22,23, 1993 AuloinoliyeGuide Forbes Newspapers / U-3 A rose by any other name GUARANTEED RESULTS is still infamous 'kit car9 •y BOBHAGtN school auto shop where I teach, we've under- SELL FORBES NEWSPAPERS taken the assembly of a shortened Classic Roadsters Ltd. frame to accept the running n the world of home-assembled auto gear from a Ford Pinto (one of 90 that we've builders, the term "Kit Car" has almost acquired over the years) and I can only hope Ibecome a dirty word. For proof, you need my students involved eventually get the same YOUR only observe that Kit Car Magazine has personal satisfaction I did when I stripped changed its name to Specialty Car. And "spe- and modified vintage Fords and Chevies in cialty" is a good word for the industry. The my own high school days. car components have become so exotic and expensive that most take enormous amounts The fact we're using a Classic Roadsters, CAR of skill and money to assemble and complete. Ltd. frame brings up another factor in ever- Kit Car is too gauche a description for most of changing specialty car (or kit car, if you pre- these machines. fer) industry. While there are lots of honest and well-run operations in the market, there I know that this statement is going to earn are many that have a more-than-somewhat FAST! me some "This For You, Hagin" letters to the tarnished reputation. editors from proponents of the avocation. It has happened before. Traditionally kit buyers are required to put up a substantial deposit to the manufacturer 4 LINES FOR 2 WEEKS This automotive linguistic phenomenon has happened before. Those of you who re- for the merchandise and this is understand- member the late '40s and early f50s will recall able. They're not cheap to manufacturer and If You Don't Sell Your Car the term "Hot Rod" evoked a look from the the company wants to make sure the buyer is general population that was usually reserved serious. A problem arises when that manu- We Will Run Your Ad For for- a bad smell. Fortunately Kit Car isn't facturer finds himself unable to come up with looked on with the same scorn. the goods. Two More Weeks FREE! The idea of building one's own car from n our own case, it took my high school scratch is very old: class nearly a year and numerous phone originally it was the basis for the American Icalls to the plant in North Dakota before auto business. Before the advent of The Big we finally received our Classic Roadster Three, small automakers would buy frames frame. We had visions of our pre-paid $1,400 from a metals fabrication company, engines disappearing into the Dakota Badlands. from another and drive trains from a third. As it turned out, we were among the lucky Bodies would be produced by a local buggy ones. Classic Roadster, Ltd. was recently builder and the "manufacturer" would simply closed down by the attorney general of North put all the pieces together, American enter- Dakota and forced into bankruptcy because of prise was at work. violations of that state's fraud laws. A great Youthful Hot Rodders of 40 or 50 years ago number of kit buyers were left holding empty had that pioneering spirit. Besides the fact or nearly empty bags when they found the lashing a flat-head Ford V8 onto a spindly phone number at the company's headquar- Model A Ford was an inexpensive way to own ters had been disconnected. Many who had a vehicle that would go fast, building a driv- received incomplete kits are now faced with able machine that had been made almost the task of trying to find or make pieces for from scratch was tremendously satisfying. their incomplete jigsaw puzzles. Modern amateur assemblers of Kit Cars To help police the industry, the Specially IT JUST TAKES A CALL know that satisfaction too, although there are Constructed Vehicle Association has been probably as many unfinished kits sitting in formed and operates out of Long Beach, CA. home garages and under carports as there are Time will tell if its efforts are successful. finished examples out on the road. Com- Membership is strictly voluntary so kit buy- pleting these projects can require extreme pa- ers will have to remain wary. I'd remind them 1-800-559-9495 tience and buyers sometimes find their aspi- to keep in mind what happened to my high rations outstrip their capabilities. In the high school class. FORBES NEWSPAPERS URAV Thanks £> irnerville\ wurpatience ftltANCE 1993 Leftovers at LOW END-OF-MODEL-YEAR PRICES ro SSaturt n rs • Integral is here. 1993 LEGEND LS 389 p . 4 DR, AutOmttiC, Leather, Air Conditioning. AM/FM St Cass w APS Brakes/Sleering/Wm- dows/Locks/Mirrors/Seats/Antenna'Sunroof. 4 Cyl. VIN PC0t?973. MSW S.v frto -18 month closed end lease for credit-qualified lessees $1,650 cap reduction. $400 refundable sec i«'y deposit $450 bank lee and first payment ($2,889 total) at lease inception 48 payments lotm $1J i: V i -'ssee responsible for maintenance, wear and tear, and at end ol lease lor mileage m puces^ <•' • i oo. HUMS at 15 cents per mile. PurchasTTrTTfiSie option $16,913 PRE-OWNED & DEMO ACURAS Not long ago, as you may recall, we had so many customers we sometimes 1992 ACURA NSC 2DR 1992 ACURA 1992 ACURA 1992ACURA LEGEND LS 4DR LEGEND LS4DR LEGEND LS 4DR had to ask them to wait a few weeks while we built their cars. Well, the 6 cyl, 5 spd, ps, pABS, a/c, AM/FM cass, a cy. ftuto, P« PADS, *c. f t>1. lutu. pi, OARS i/c AM/ p, windows/ locks/mirrors, dr. air bag, Boat AM>M Wi. lurvoor AJi f M CA*% * »q * CO c**ng«.\ people in Spring Hill voted to put in a bit more overtime to help keep up feather, aJloy wfils.. Red, 17,802 miles. VIN Ptmw. dual a* t*gi Warn. in-Sd lilt, p windcwutochi/ M NC«2 Kuufool mi h#g frown 22A74 #NT000110. "•...*i VIN 0NCOOU/4 with the demand, and we now have a pretty wide selection of models $ s $ to show you. So the only thing that might try your patience from now on is '49,995 27,995 27,500 26,995 hearing, over and over again, "Say, how doyou like your new Saturn?" 1992 ACURA 1992 ACURA 1990 ACURA 1992ACURA 1988 ACURA M.S.R.P. of tkt 199JSC2u> $13,110including rttailtr ertparatum ant) Iraiuiportaturn. VIGOR GS INTEGRA GS 4DR INTEGRA LS 4DR LEGEND 4DR Tax, lieeiue and otbtr optioiu additional w 1 •77 -3T 4 IMMGEL DRIVE! PtCK YOUR COLOR! S.2L V-8 ENGINE i The Grand Wagoneer will not be produced for the 1994 Model Year! BUY FOR ONLY I New 4 Dr Auto Trans w/OD. 4 OL 6 cyl PB. PS. A/C. Pwr Wind/Locks. Till Cruise Int Wipers Elec Fuel Inj. R/def : 199 iS£r::™!!?!™!!.!^iZ 3 J^P CHEROKEE COUNTRY I BUY FOR ONLY: [TOTAL SAVINGS: $1590 r BUY FOR ONLY: New. 4 Dr. 4WD. Auto Trans. 5 2L V8 Engine. ABS. PS, A/C. Driver Air Bag. Pwr Seats/Wind/Locks/Mirrs, Till. 1993 Crutse. Int Wipers. Elec Fuel inj R/def. R/Wiper, Alloy Whls. T/gl. Roof Rack Alarm. Keyless Entry, AM/FM EAGLE CD Player PwrAn t VINHPC70993 4 2SiSb *„ rtM1993 JEEP CHEROKEE LAREDO VISION ESI MonK: $27,093 BUY FOR ONLY: New, 4 Dr, Auto w/OD, FWD, 3.3L, T V6, ABS, PS, A/C, 1109 Dual Air Bags, Pwr Windows/Locks, Tilt, .Cruise, Int Wipers, Elec Fuel Inj, R/def, AM/FM Cass. VIN #PH575638. MSRP :$18,957 Nr'jw. Canyon Bluo Mot. Black Hard Top, 2 Dr. 4WD, Off Rii Su.sp. r.-spd Man Trtiiis w/OD. 6 cyl. PB. PS. Buck Seats, tilt, Int Wipers, Floe Fuel Inj. T/fll, R/dof. H/wiper. AM/fM Cass, no a/c, VIN «PPl. 15502. NrwJTRSEY S MSRP: $18,108 1993 JEEP WRANGLER SPORT OLDEST BUY FOR ONLY: Jeep DEALER Eagle M^'&jftfe" • aeORPORATED Ni-w 'I 111 Aul<> Mans 4WI) .|()l fi cyl AUS !\S A/C Dnvi'i An Hai) I'wr Wind I neks Iill (;nnsf• Inl Wipois SSBL ' I Ice fui.'l ln| H'lol Hwipot All'iy Whls I id HCKII Mack Alarm Kcylcs.. I nlry AMIMUiss IAVI Ant I'kc) U'.'VA Pncos inci all costs to bn paid by consumer except, tax, he & motor vehicle fees VIN it\'\ r.ii.'il'K) •Purchase price includes factory rebates, incentives, dealer discounts and to qualified buyers only MSRP:... $25,388 1993 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO college grad and first time buyer rebates Ptcts are for tilus purposes only Not responsible lor typo errors July21,22, 23,1993 Forbes Newspapers 0-5 Real Guide A venerable and historic home Tipsheet 1119 Orange Ave., Cranfbrd : $299,000 134-by-100 Baths: two fall, two lavatories AaMnltteK Jacuzzi in master bftth, tvvo^ar garage, heated solarium, flreplacM, some hardwood floors, tome carpeting fhtl oil Opta haute: Through babel Taylor, Barton Realty, Granted, 2724020. A correction Two photo captions on page 12 of last week's Real Estate Guide incorrectly stated location of English Village condominiums. As stated in the accompanying story, English Village is located in Cranford HOMES RECENTLY SOLD BY CRANFORD REALTORS SOLD This lovely contemporary home, located ai SOLD LISTING GEORQE PACCIELLO/FORBES NEWSPAPERS 41 Clark Street. Cranford was listed by KIAMIE AGENCY. INC has announced the With part of its structure dating to the 1700s, 1119 Orange Ave. Is the oldest home In Cranford. Helen Stine of PAIGE, PAIGE & RICHARDS sale of this lovely split level at 401 Walnut and sold thru the Westfiold Multiple Listing Ave. The home was listed by Charles Kiamie Former Norris-Oakey House is oldest one in Cranford Service. and sold by Oon Curry CRANFORD — With part of its structure which has deep roots in the colonial, fed- century and as a boarding house in the dating to 1740, the Norris Oakey House at eral and Victorian periods. early 20th century. It has been a center for 1119 Orange Ave., is the venerable grand Listing for $299,000 through Barton Re- horse shows. dame of Cranford's historic homes. alty of Cranford, the three-story home The Cranford Heritage Corridor, a pres- blends historic features with modern ervationist group, saved the home from UNION amenities. the wrecking ball in the 1970s. The group One side of the house dates to circa intended to restore the home and convert HOUSE TOURS 1740. The other side dates to circa 1820. It it into a "living museum." However, the JUST SOLD SOLD A horn e that has endured so many de- is the oldest house in Cranford. cost of restoration at the time was esti- Congratulations to the new owners of this JANET J. STIVALE BROKER. G.R.I, of J.S. cades amasses culture, style, personality, mated at $150,000 and the group was lovely colonial at 206 Retlord Ave . Cranford TIFFANY REALTY sold this home built in During the Revolutionary War, the 1828 at 528 Grove Street in Wesrfield. J S forced to abandon the idea. The home was This home was listed by Steve Giamboi and and of course, history. All these qualities building was used as a troop billet It sold by Elizabeth Bataille both ol MEEKER TIFFANY REALTY is located at 102 South are evident in the Norris-Oakey House, served as an inn during the early 19th (Please turn to page RE-7) SHARKEY, REALTORS Avenue West in Cranford SCOTCH PLAINS STATELY VICTORIAN UNIQUE CONTEMPORARY HOME In the tradition of Queen Victoria, this lovely home epitomizes See the potential in this recently renovated five bedroom, the beauty and era of its time... As you enter this lovely three bath home with comfortabfe living room with alone CRANFORD COLONIAL home, you will see an imposing grand foyer w/fireplace, a fireplace, dining room, solarium, two-tiered deck, finished Enjoy the comfort of this lovely 4 bedroom colonial. You'll loving room, foimal dining room, kitchen, a SPACIOUS family basement with a wonderful, relaxing Jacuzzi. Plenty of space love the fireplace, the reading room, and the private deck. room w/fireplace. it also includes 6 bedrooms, 2'; baths, a for the family lo sprawl. Situated on 1 t acre. Owners Owners are anxious, so hurry! S240's. finished basement • a 2 car garage. A 125x150' lot give you anxious! $239,000. privacy and plenty of room for your outdoor events Call for details. Paige, Paige & Richards, Janet D. Barton, CBB, CRS, GRI, REALTOR REALTORS 181 NORTH AVENUE, E. Member of HELO® World Leader In Relocation jkgency, Inc. CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY 07016 , 106 North Union Avenue-Cranford TELEPHONE: 908-276-1900 (900) 272-4020 10 SOUTH AVE. E. • CRANFORD 908-276-2400 1-800-287-2402 (NJ) WRAP AROUND PORCH I¬o ye tlje fjfetorp (wo family kir;iti'ci in IR-MUIIIUI area. Reduced to S1 70.000 A good investment or live in one apartment and collect rent On MINl-TUDOR reminiscent of an English countryside dedicated CHARM & LOCATION... a tree lined residential street Onp bedroom, living room, eat- to fostontig the daydreams of childhood • fairytales and will attract you to this newly listed 4 bedroom, 1 Vi bath in kitchen ;md bath tin fir^t floor Second lioor has a great legends, woods and (lowers; birds and little animals; sun- colonial with fireplace, bow windows in LR and formal OR and deck overlooking the large yard; kitchen, dining room, living shine nncl mm, moon rind starlight Make all your dreams eat-in kitchen with breakfast nook. Large master bedroom room and bedroom Also a suite ol rooms on the third level. come true. Asking only $175,900. with 2 closets and hardwood floors throughout 1 yr. old roof. All separate utilities Walk to Brookslde School. Gntuijj 31 iff any Meeker Sharkey,Realtors^ 71 D.S. KUZSMA REALTY 124 South Avenue East £mt» 115 Mtln St. • Cranford • 272-8337 276-7900 Clll our toll tn» HOTLINE for oltitr llttlng! 1-SOCM97-S1OS •niuiai nmti Cranford, NJ 07016 102 SOUTH AVENUE WEST, CHANFOFtD -800-523-2460 XF736 EQUAL preference, limitation or HOUSING discrimination. 90X0 HEAL LSTAJE •070 • Condominiums OPPORTUNITY for Alt real estate advertised This newspaper will not HM - MuM-Famrly In Ihil newspaper I* sub knowingly accept any ad- til $190,000 SIMtOOO led to the Federal Fair vertising (or real estate BOUND BROOK- 3BR, •100 •- Lete and Acreage ' i Mr Me Housing Act of 196B which is In violation ot HIOHTSTOWN- Can new furnace, In-ground •no-Out of Area which make* It Illegal to the law. Our reader* are ELIZABETH pool, 33yr. old, $179,000. UawyHen 3 BR, i.s bath Colonist, you ballava it $92,000! advertise any preference Informed that all dwell- Beautiful 2BRa, private Call Or. Peirlnl, 968-8585. Alatatw SIM • Wants* to Buy limitation or discrimina- ings advertised In thli maintenance free Inside »Hen •130 - MortfaMS and and out, fenced In yard- backyard, dock, much BRANCHBURO- B yr tion batad on race, newspaper are available mor*. IUM color, religion, sex or na- on an equal opportunity this can be yours. young contemporary co- •140 - Ml— H—lletate tional origin, or an Inten- basis. •132,000. HILLSIDE lontaC '/i acre wooded lot on cul de lac, 4 BR, 2 tion to make any such Complaints of discrimina- Call to see thla excep- tionally wall maintained 1.5 bath, LR, OR, FR w/ tion in housing on the Iplc, calherdal celling, basis ot race, color, 4 BR, 1.$ bcth Colonial wllh garage. Newer ovsralze hit. 2 car gar. creed, ancestry, marital finished btmt. with out- status, sex or handicap Kitchen and garage. The Prudential^ $140,000 side enterance. Public should be made to New ullls. & CAC. By Owner. 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Formal dining room i- a dine-in kitchen with raised or Refinancing atednrinstar paneled cabinets, real butcher block countertops & adjoining e Starting as low ss $91.000 •M-781-1000 powder room. 4 bedrooms (tandem bedrooms can serve as a • Prestige MANVILLC- to ba built, master bedroom suiie). security system, maintenance free • Owner SuppUed Finendno WE HAVE THE MOST 3 BR, i 1/2 bath colonial, exterior t a garage at the rear of secluded grounds. Conve- to quitted buyer* Ttw Prudential ^ baautlful open porch, e Peaceful * sef ene family rm., vinyl siding, nient to schools, park and transportation. Call us today tor COMPETITIVE RATES Wlnhold RMlly, Ine. CAC, laundry rm + estate-Mie grounds your tour! Call for a FREE Consultation ft Credit Check Colenia Office more! $157,500, 808-225- • Easy «M* to NY train. (t01)'BT4«0700 2773 town •hops. 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Fen- OetaM of By Qone Era Ml the mood In Mi ENTERTAINMENT PLUSt METUCHEN With Interaet ratas ao low and tun includo central air, (Inlshod basement grand two dory rire oomblnaton ol aUgart TNa bMutthi tourbedroom home teatum In- woodburnlng flrqplaco, socurity syslem and all appliances, $112,900. WONDERFUL AREA consumer confidence rielng, and alliKhod gnfaus. Could easily bo e«. •pace and usual family ram, >v« bedroom Dround pool, deck with lacuul, and Totally remodeled colonial, 2 ixJnns. I balh, real eetata activity Is booming! pnnilnU lo Mnlhnr/Oaughtm. 1174.500. treasure. 1289 900 room wMh brM* Rreplace. fclO.955. shows granlll SI29.900 024 2337. EDISON OFFICE 906-494-WOO EDISON OFFICB ItMSON OFFICB W» EDISON OFFICE •JOB 494 6800 METUCHEN OFFICE tWDOeMM N. J. Real Estate Commission approved prellcenslng course $ 95 All Offices 59 Open Until 9 PM For details cnll 1-800-544-3000 COLONIA WATCHUNQ Daytime, Evening A Snturday WONDERFUL CONTEMPORARY classes now forming M eventually purchased by its cur- F The master bedroom suite, with I VR FIXED OTHER rent owners, who have meticu- new homes *PP 30 YR FIXED 15 a marble fireplace, dominates the I' lously restored and revitalized the second floor. The bedroom is 14- The catch phrase at recent Landsr, City, Phono FEE RATE PT8 APIRATE PT8IAPF RATE PT8 APR house. by-26. There is a Jacuzzi tub in the energy conferences is, "en- AcoounUnts Mtg«,WtiR«hM 8ta. SSO-I17-411B 0 s.sa 1.60 7.06 6.68 0 OO 6.66 6.16 1.00 6.28 Q Built with a traditional center master bath. There is also a sec- ergy-efficiency is a win-win hall, the first floor features a living ond bath, large and updated to situation." Amboy National Bank,Old Bridga SOS-Ml-1700 200 7.00 3.00 7.35 8.36 3 00 6.91 4.25 1.00 6.03 A room with a fireplace, a formal modern standards, and two ad- According to Remodeler American FadaraJ Mtga, Union SM-SSS-H00 190 8.76 2.00 7.00 6.25 2 .00 6.66 7.00 2.00 7.21 9 dining room with a fireplace, a ditional bedrooms. Magazine, consumers win be- Bay City Mortgaga, Hazlat 00S-XS4-2700 350 8.75 2.00 6.95 8.25 2 OO 6.57 7.00 1.00 7.10 a family room, kitchen, heated so- On the third floor, there is a 14- cause they save money, utili- Canlar Fad'l Savings.Prinoaton SSa-SSf-SI44 380 8.75 3.00 7.12 8.25 3 .OO 6.63 7.00 3.00 7.61 a larium, rear porch/laundry, a pow- by-26 family/recreation room with ties win because they don't MS-7M-01O0 205 7.sa 0.00 7.38 7.00 0 00 7.00 3.60 2.50 5.75 A der room, and front and rear stair- a wood burning stove, ceiling fan, need to invest in new plants Central Mtga 3vc8, Watchung ways. built-in air conditioner, cherry and the environment wins Choica Mortgaga, Morria Plalna IOO-t44-tBtt 350 7.2S 0.00 7.25 6.66 0 00 6.SS 4.50 0.00 5.72 A The solarium is unquestionably storage benches, bookcases, and because less energy con- Coastal Fod'l Mtga Co.,Fraahold SO0-77t-M7t N/P 8.83 3.00 7.01 6.25 3 OO 7.10 3.60 3.00 5.66 A a highlight of the home. It features an original chestnut beamed ceil- sumption means fewer pol- Colktctiva Fad*l 8avlng».Ediaon SOS-MS-4*4* 350 7 38 0.00 7.SS 8.66 0 00 6.SS 8.16 0.00 M/P H radiant heat and a built-in fish- ing. lutants. ComNot Mtga Svcs.Somarvilla SOS- 711- MOO 295 7.50 0.00 7.58 7.00 0 OO 7.15 7.16 2.00 7.46 B pond. Window treatments/shades A library loft overlooks the fam- A home qualified as EEH 81 aftaVi #h CM 7 «• A A 7S A Sal OVa 6W3W 6 14 are electrically operated. ily room. It features a wet bar, is constructed with weather- SOS—Taw—V4*>a 9W 1.B3O Z.DU r,l« V. ¥ 9 f Craatmont Fad'l Savlngs.Clark 6.25 2 75 6.69 3.86 3.00 6.16 The living room is a grand 14-by- powder room and a room that can tight windows and doors, SOS-SX7-OSO0 300 8.75 2.75 7.02 A 26 feet and boasts a working fire- be used as a private office or bed- extra insulation in both ceil- Diractora Mtg Loan, RoehaHa Pk. SOO-S7t-OSSO 350 s.sa 2.00 7.07 6.S6 2 00 6.70 6.60 2.00 6.06 A place and two entrances from the room. ings and walls, high ef- Empire Mortgaga Co.,Somarvllla S0S-S74-4440 350 s.sa 3.00 6.66 8.36 3 OO 6.37 7.25 1.25 7.26 PJ. center hall. The dining room is There is a two-car detached ga- ficiency heating, cooling and Equity Fin'I.Monmouth County •00-Ml-Ml* 325 8.83 2.60 6.87 6.26 2 50 6.66 4.26 0.00 6.02 A spacious and also has a fireplace rage, and a full basement hot water systems, and auto- First Savings Bank SLA, Ediaon MS-t2S-44M 325 BBS 3.00 7.22 6.25 3 00 6.76 8.75 0.00 6.76 0 (not represented as working). The main stairway to the second matic set-back thermostats, The recreation room is located floor has an original brick and tim- all of which contribute to First Town Mortgags,Edison B06-7M-7114 328 7.S8 0.00 7.48 7.00 0 00 7.20 4.6S 3.00 6.50 *. between the dining room and ber wall. The floors are hardwood lower energy bills. Qanaais Mtga Svca.E Brunswick MS-2B7-B700 375 6.75 3.00 7.04 6.25 3 00 6.73 7.00 3.00 7.30 B kitchen and has a built-in display and plank. Information about the En- Hudson Mortgaga Co, N Bargan S00-S7S-M74 N/P 7.25 0.00 7.44 6.76 0 00 7.24 4.13 0.00 4.50 A case under the rear stairwell. The The house features nine zone ergy Efficient Home Pro- Imparial CradH.Parsippany 201-M7-MSS 245 8.83 3.00 6.92 6.25 2 69 6.67 N/P N/P N/P kitchen is 12-by-23, with a separate heating (nine individual thermo- gram, participating builders Ivy Mortgaga Corp., BaHa Maad SOS-S74-77B4 275 8.76 8.00 7.10 6.66 2 6O 6.76 8.66 6.00 6.66 A dining area, dishwasher, trash stats in rooms) and oil heat with and their communities is compactor, garbage disposal, fan, hot water baseboards. Propane gas available through PSE&G's King Mortgaga Corp., Clifton MO-SOS-MM 300 8.75 3.50 7.10 6.13 4 00 6.51 3.75 1.66 4.11 A wall oven, bar sink, skylight, ceil- is used for cooking and the dryer. EEH hotline. Call 800-220- Manor Mtga Corp, Parsippany I01-SS4-0040 225 7.25 0.00 7.25 6.66 0 00 6.S6 7.13 0.00 7.13 4 ing fan, and new floor covering. For more information, or to visit 8090, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday Matropolitan Mtga Svc.Fraahold MS-Z04-M00 350 8.83 S.OO 6.92 6.13 3 00 6.61 8.75 2.75 7.02 B There is a rear porch/laundry, through Friday, the home, call Isabel Taylor at Monarch Svgs Bank FSB.CIark MO-M4-MOS 299 8.63 3.00 6.92 6.25 3 00 6.76 3.66 3.00 6.19 A powder room and deck on the first Barton Realty, 2724020. Morgan Cartton Fin'l, Matawan M0-M2-S71* O 7.00 1.00 7.08 6. SO 1 OO 6.32 3. SO 2.00 3.94 A Mortgaga Monay Mart, Edison SOO-MS-StSI 0* 8.75 2.50 6.99 6.26 2. 5O 6.65 8.50 2.60 5.75 A MOO 9130 Mortgaga Sarviea Co.Somarsat SOS-271-MOO 0 8.88 2.50 7.13 6.38 2 50 6.78 3.75 3.00 6.25 A Lotw mod Acw—gw Mortgage* and Financing Naway Financial 8vc,N Plalnflald m-m-nN 295 7.88 0.00 7.36 6.68 0 00 6.66 8.75 0.00 6.75 D S. PLAINFIELO- tp«- •EOMINBTER RARITAN TWP. PLAINFIELD- West 7th Naw Cantury Mtga.E. Brunswick sos-aoo-4too 375 7.38 0.00 7.46 6.66 0 OO 7.04 8.50 1.5O 6.60 A clout colonial capt, 4 THE HILLS •RIGHT ft AIRY SI. Lot 1 acre BR, 2 bath(1 naw), DR, TOWNHOUSE Nicely decorated SI 85.000 757-8362. BAD CREDIT OK NJ Homa Funding Qroup.Ediaon S0S-S4S-4400 0 8.83 3.00 6.92 6.25 3.00 6.73 7.00 6.00 7.30 B EIK w/pantry, naw roof, Brandon Modsl. Oak Wynnewood "B"— 2 PLUCKEMIN- 2 acres 7 Days, 9AM-9PM MS-722-MOO 325 7.00 2.25 7.23 6.75 1 00 6.91 A. •lactrlc * gai htai, full Bdrms, 2 balhs, fire- Kitchen t> vaulted ceil- 908-679-7128 NJ Savings Bank.Somarvilla 3.66 1.00 5.96 flnihad. bsmnl., deep ings. 1117,000. BD2957. plus house, retail/office place, deck, siorage zone, 300 ft. frontage Paradtaa Mortgaga, Warran sos-s«i -asat 350 8.63 3.00 6.92 6.25 3. 00 6.73 8.78 2.25 6.96 yard In family arei, cloa* area, vaulted ceilings, $1 M, 908-658-3416 to ichoott, priced to tel) sunburst window, pool. 9140 RAJ Mtga Sarvicas.Ladgawood M0-742-7BM 0 8.75 2.75 7.06 6.25 2. 75 6.72 3.66 2.75 6.09 at 9143,500, BOB-756- tennis. S115,000. Use Your Card... Mtecw/tenwws 0890 BD-3102. Weichert Rtil Estate Royal Mortgaga, Muniatuwn SO0-SS1 -MM 345 7.25 0.00 7.25 6.66 0. 00 6.66 6.00 0.00 6.00 1- SCOTCH PLAINS Sourca Mortgaga, Somarvilla S00-SM-1BO0325* 7.2S 0.00 7.25 6.68 0. OO 6.66 6.63 0.00 6.63 Perfectly maintained all •Mhnlnatar BUILD VOUR OWN SOS-7OS-4C17 O 8.88 3.00 7.20 6.28 3. 00 6.7S 3.50 6.00 6.99 brick Contemporary Co- Weichert HOME NOW! No down- Souros Ona Mtga Svcs.Cranford lonial w/ every pottibie •M-7B1-1QQ0 payment on Miles maten Summit Mortgaga Co., Cranford SOS-7OB-BI3S 350< 8.88 3.00 7.18 6.36 3. 00 6.66 4.75 0.00 6.07 A: amenity. 3BFU, 2 5 bins, als below market con' 3 zone heat, fir/cell stone 0.00 7.25 6.66 0. 00 6.SS 4.50 0.00 4.50 fplc, beaulilul inground Bedmlnstar slruclion financing. Call Worco Financial Sve, Warran SOS-MI -asss 75 7.25 A.* pool ml surrounding wol- MC-W-1000 Miles Homes today, 1 manized deck patio. •HO 800-343-2884 ext. 1. (A)1 YR ARM (B)30 YR JUMBO (C)5/25 BEDMINSTER Here is Ihe Place. An ex- ceptional Condo In the glorious Hells or Bodmln- Ster Enjoy swimming. Tennis & Recreation fa- cilities and a Turn Key Lifestyle *»9,S0O. QD 3110. MOUNTAINSIDE MOUNTAINSIDE HILLTOP RETREAT RANCH Weichert 16 Norman Avenue, Edison • This excellent In Iselin - 106 Worth Street - this 3 bedroom Clr hall col, 4 BR, 2'4 bin, great FR w.'FP oH. EIK. This pristine homo silunlL'ri on a rise, ofteirg easv I 1st fir laundry, VS bth Movo in immed 2 car garage, 239.900 1 bedroom 2 full bath hume was listed for $189,900 j and 1/2 hath listed for $ 159 i«*> living. o A Union County Forbes Newspaper : U-8 / Forbes Newspapers Guide July 21,22,23,1993 GRACIOUS- comfort 9270 9370 and warm hospitality •270 •WO _ Vacation fftantete awaits vou at Wheeler Bed & Breakfast, nestled in a small hamlet In Fin- UO. CAROLINA- Fair- FLA— AnnaMaria Island FLORIDA— Disney LAVALITTI BY THE ST. MAART1N- Beauti- CALIFON- Largo 3BR, MANVIIXI- 2 BR, (0. ger Lakes of NY, near Mt.. stovs A refr., W/W, field Harbour Raaort. 2 gull front, 2 BR apt. full World Area-Klsslmmee, Corning, Watklns Glen, ••A- Beach block, ful vacation villas on Car- FRANKLIN HARK- 1BR, 2nd fl, apt, LR.TJR. ear BR/loft. 2 bath*. Accom. turn, kit & linens, cable. Prlv owners ofiar lowaat north end, main house ibbean Sea, deluxe ac- pated. 1 Bath, larg* kit,/ W»D hookup, no pet*. NOTICE: All MISCEL- and wineries. For tales 1 bath, Immac, all Mt5/mo. + ullle., 1 rUs4>me>rrt« an squeaky clean condos 776-8756 wk. 2 wk. min. Celt YOs- with W/D, off at. prk. 90S-725-3391/725-4T10. ST. MARTIN- Dutch $725/mo. 908-781 -8578. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE incl kitchen hardware, 732-1OM; evae. 738- Heal Included. 1 1/2 mo NEW BRUNtWlCK- 1 towel*, linens, barbecue MM. tide. Beautiful 2 BR. S HILLSBOROUOH- 2 security. 11 OSO/mo by caah, check, VISA mo vou FLORIDA— wast coast, uucimiONT comas, bath villa directly or BR. S550/mo. includes all 30 min. N. of Clearwater. grills, W/D, color cable & BR, 1 1/2 bath, wall to 908-832-2184 utilities. AvsiUbie fm- or Master Card. For a KNOW... much more. 159.99 par SINKCA LAKE. WAT- LSI- Hoioate, Apt. 1 bik. beach, fresh water pool wall, CAC, Frpl., appl., quota on cost, pwnt Vial an ad In this local Senior community. NenN day. Tom & Rosemary, i - KINS QLIN, NY- Se- from beach, clean, coiy, kit., cable, VCR. Fax a carport, storage, pool, mediately. 777-0202 home, 2 w/k rental $500, cluded 4 bdrm., 2 bath, 2 BR, Bath. EIK, great phone, maid dally, Ren call 1-BO0-SB9-B496. .paper at»o SMI Into 16 1 mon. $950. incld, all BOO-FLA-7787. 908-281-01B6 NO. PUMNPICLD- Re- .other local papers? completely equipped. view of bay, screened directly from owner, cal gsney Vlllege, newly ren- util , also uie ol club Fireplace, DOCK, Boat. pwcn. aval), 8/7 mi Sept. 904-758-1080 for matt ISILIN- woodbrldge •Reach ovar 400,000 house pool. 908-752- ovated garden apt. 2 BR. ••UDOEWATIN *eadera with ona ealll Advertise to Ms CIMCIMJ Available waekly from Wk-»375 mo-*120C info Commons iBfl, 1 bath, DORCHESTER AC, incls, heat, hot water 1 2715 Aug. 7th. 1-400-827-4284. •08-358-8218 all appla. Incl. W/D. Loop GARAGES— owersiiad, bus to NY train. Convert, HOUSE A cooking. iBSO/mo. No excel, storage, conve- MANTOLOKINO- 9400 to everything. 1890. Call PstS. 047-5649 nient location. Call tOB- Ocean-front, Luiury 2BR 908-494-8541. MSCATAWAV- 2 room 73M144. M. W a F. condo. Pool. Was previ- RENTALS Luxury Efficiency In quiet neigh- ously rented S175O/wk. I SOMERSET- Quail- High Rita borhood for 1 non-FOR RENT- Kenllworth, brook, 2 BR, 1 Bath, 2 nd Large 2 car gar., call 908- Avail. •/•3-$13OO/wk. •410 • Homo* Elevator Apartments smoker. tSOO/mo. ulltt. Ambassador's aOC-278-ttM. fir., all appl. Irtctdlng W/ incl. AVSil. 8/1. 968-4625 245-7981 •430 • Muttt-Famlly D. avail. 9/1, M7S/mon. NORTH WILOWOOD + util., Min. 1 yr. lasso, 722-9177 PUeiNFItLO- Unique 6 Beautiful sffioency spts. •430 • Townhouse* and call 908-218-9380 rm apt. In 1690 owner oc- Beaeh block, pool, Studio cupied Victorian. Full of 9600 eafalo TV, AC A Meld •440 • Apertmonte BOMIRSET- Quail- 1 & 2 Bedrooms old world charm. 2 man- COMMERCIAL sorvles. Bun. to Frl. •480 • Room* brook 2 BR, 1 Ba, 2nd PI. tels, oft it. parking, use Ctub special $371-4 people. AC. W/D, D/W great view, 0UNEUSN AREA- ma REAL ESTATE 1 li0 tura woman, nort smoker Of W/O. Avail B/1. All uHIS Mid. wk aped* ' 9470 • Apartments to tennis, golt. Avail. 8/1 3 rooms, all utila. 8575 inc. 1950/mo + aec and »»sy4 aoeals. July • to Share) SS50/mo. 908-873-2841 Avail. 9/1. »08-988-0418 refs. ttM-753-242B s«10 • Business) Proper- Baft. rCatt Mallbu •480 • Homos la Share bat 8pm-9pm. ties tor Bale i-an«-o«a-M2a •490 • Wanted to Rent tM40 HAMWAV- t BR, nest/ fM20 • Professional •BOO • Mlae Rentals 0UMELLIM- 1 BR HW, gas Inc., no pots, Ba' T close to trains, prlv. en close to train station. MIO franco, 1 Vi mo etc Call 9M-7MM191 - BB30 - Retsll l>r«B4trtles BOUND BROOK- 1st tir, •875/B1O. 78J-14OB HAHWAV- Studio apt. for Bale ORTLCV BIACH- 2BR Spacious 1BR, an older DUNELLBM- 2nd fl w/utllHIeis. Close to train B*40 • Warehouse house, 1 block to beach, homo. W/D ParKIng, $750 4rmi A bath, W/D hook- station, no pets. Call |476/wk.lncls. beach BOUND BROOK- 3 BR util. Phono 358-3166. up. No pots. $87S/mo. + 3Mr*01M0 MM - Offleo Rontals pass. 908-808.B33T. EIK. 2 bath, W/D, DW, Lg BOUND BROOK- 3 + util. 1 mo.ssc. Avail. 8/1/ •MB • Induatrlaf fOCOMOS- BIO BASS ac, pvt. yard, $95O/mon BR. 1 1/2 baih, EIK, Lg 93. IUMTAN-. tBR apt.. LR Rontals + util, 908-707-4498 and KT (rsfrid. avail.) M70 • Retail Rontals IAKI- Luxury house, LR/DR, completely reno- EDISON- Margate, SS60 electric Avail 8-1- beaches, pools, fishing, CHESTER- Large newer vated, W/W, full bmni, off IMVW • Warehouse 1 BR, AC, pool, tennis, 93 Cell SJ6-8355. "•ntajs rowboat, iannla, private luxury home/all ameni- st. prkg., lg pvt. yard, heat inc.. near train/mail, community. Avail, now. ties, 3 car gar; full bsmt. avail f/1, S85O/mon., 1st fir. $650. 906-2196. MAHITAN- 3 rooms w/ $429/Wk. •0B-7tJ-S3«. Avail. July 1 $32O0/mo. 439-3167 unheated atllc, all sppts.. tststo Wanted Cat! 201-584-4741 CDISON- Quiet area. 2 AC. carpeting. M50/mo. POCONOS- Mountain BOUND BROOK- BR, W/W, W/D. Near v utlls. Avail. 8/1. 11/2 Chalet. Vary private, near DUNEV.LEM — Single 6 rooms, 3 BR. 2 bath, schools, shops, ft AR. mos. Sec. 906-728-0341 Dai. Water Gap Flex. family 3 BR 1 '••• baths, nice location, convonlonl $745. 908-548-1990 Avail. (808)231-1445. LR. formal DR, EIK. quiet to stores, Vi garage, •totfLLK PAHK- Ef- strset, large yard. Walk S900/m0. + gas A aloe. OARWOOD- 1 A 2 BR ficiencies, 1BR ft2BR . POCONOB- new log to trsln/bue. No pel*. 908-827-0811 after 8pm. apta. Newly remodeled. New carpel. Frssh Paint. BEDMIN8TER home. 3 BR, dishwasher, $950 plus Util*. 548-8571 Now appliances. W/W Prkg. No pots. 1 yr. RANA BERNHARD W/D, resori comm; after 8 pm 908-925-7925 BOUND BROOK- Half carpet Secure bldg lease, last month FREE I pools, tennis, horse* and (day) House, nice 1BR J7S5/ Noar tranep. AC, garage Call Pat, tfM-241-MM. Rana has earned membership to the New Jersey Million more. $250 wkend. $550/ mo. + utils. 908-725-7358; or parking avail. NO wk. 908-272-5732 HILLSSOROUGH- 526-8181. PETS. Call MM-TBB-B1M ROSBLL1— 3 rma Dollar Club annually since 1987 and qualified for Silver POCOHOS- Saw Creek, Country type home. Suit- BRANCHBUHQ- 2 (am. for more Into. plus gar. $510 Incl. H able for amall family. No HW, avail. Immed CliNTER 3 BRs. Don, pool, lennis.. 2nd II. apt. 2BR don/ QRBEN BROOK- 1st Level in 1992 with over $5.4 million in closed transac- golf, $250/weskend. pets. 369-8969 Lv. msg. bath. Lg. kit/laundry 908-276-7751 Furnished Offices ft Floor Capo Cod, lg. Secretarial Services tions. Please call Rana for all your Real Estate needs! 908-757-8849 after 6pm. hook-up LR. dock, $850 2BRs, garago. yard, trple. SO.BOUND BflOOK- 9430 plus utili. Couple* pre- Adutta. No pots, Security. nlcs area. 2 RMS: 908-781-6500 POCONOB- THE HIDE- ferred. No pets. Call J975 * trtlli. Avail. 8/15. OUT beautiful, large, fully Eleanor 908-722-8401 S51B00, 3 RMS; $029.00 BfDMINBTBR- Rt 202. furnished. 4 BR lakefront. 908-865-8486 Util. Incl. 9Oe«47.70a9 prime space, bright of- Large deck, yard, dock CRANFORO- 5 rms, 2 KINILWORTM- 3 BRa, •OtWflVlUC- 2 family lies, good parking 1330 Hillsborough Weichert and viaw. Avail, from 8/ Imly, 1st Hr. W/W, D/W. house, tst lloor-2 BRs. sq.ft. loBT 21. Call agent Dale 717- CLINTON- Beaver Near all trana. Couple finished bsmt. w/KHehen, Realtors (908) 874- 698-8281 or owner 90S- Brook. Furn. t BR condo, pref. No pets. All util. Inc. 2 full baths, sitting room 2nd tloor-1BR. Both apts. CLARK— professional or Office 278-8844 (or 2347 AC, DW, W/D. Avail 8/1. Avail 8-1, 8880/ mth, 1 1/ w/wood burning slovo. avail. 8/1. Each api. $600 commercial 650-f aq. ft. Chrestviow. 90B-771 -7348 2 mth security. 769-0776. Avail. 9/1. Call Mft-248- heat Incl. Call BOB-Tta- utilities Included. Noar #1 Independent Nationally 7M1. aa» tyraatt» Post Office. Banks and $ tvavWtosM* HILLSBOROUGH $159,900 HIGHLAND PARK $164,900 NOTICE: All HOMES SOUTH PLAINFIELO- Enjoy Me maintenance tree 3 BR townhouss METUCHEN EDISON $159,000 METUCHEN $254,900 lOOOsq.ft. multi-use: In "The Manors." Full basement, 1 car g». $94,000 Bei.tr tttan newt Completelpy y TO SHARE advtfilt*- BeMjlitu) 2 bedrni 1 bath 2nd tow town- Offices, Shop, light man- rage a t-ihpaed deck enhance this desirable Custom bum rancn «Mth Ml basement, gor- Aden, protatslonatsl Locaiionl Locationl 2 tealurtng 2 new bat*, K. rm. wfcn wflp. rrvexna arc PAYABLE IN ufacturing, etc. Mint, "Sheffield Model." This un* available an soon house ityle within wading distance lo New geous counlry kitchen, bast priced etory colonial with 4 bedrrra, 2 tuH balht. AmsnWes too nurnsroue to manikin. MET4I- York transportation. MET3931. home...mcve rtgrtt in. MET3970 ADVANCE by caah, from 287. Conveniently aa you ami HIL1404. Excaeent main street location. MET412I.' 20. located. Affordable rent. 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Convenient to every- nas LR w/Areplace, DR, eat-in kkchen, 1«l 1.7T ftaautful ireed ft open acre*. Outet cut- smokers onlyl 908-851- Greet Starter Homel Deep property, porch. bauna In dr. ransom mrkfm Srs, 4 badrm. 31 INog, 4 bednm,, 21/2 beiht. 2 car atlacrwd Koor don, 3 bedtrra.. 21/2 balhs. M base- d*-eac street Mak-dul basement, Dreplacad Ml basement. On* owner. 3 bedrooms. Com 3891 days; 627-0206 Opportunities t*tt», wret bar In lam. m. Ovar I acre ml gang*. Lota of closet tpece Come & ap- ment & 1 car garage. Al applances ismaln. family room, eacellem In law potenllal. venter* to schools, anopplng and transporta- eves, pli. lv mag. praclaH the mod kx your money. RDTt 709. WIT17I4. Ingtound pod + more. Sft.17S2. HDT1783. tion. SPL1762. CRANFORD- Prol. F. 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A Union County ForbeB Nawapaper VoUNo.41 July 21-23,19»3 to your quality tune Music Hot new jazz pom Westfiel Exhibitions Eisenstaedt's 'Life'photos Movies 'Hocus Pocus' Join ts On Jul5 25th 10am- Hundreds of Crafts! • Entertainment • Food • Bands • Pony Rides • Moonwalk • 50/50 Raffle & More! Free Parking Rain Date Aug. ist. Sponsored By: Manville Business fit Professional Association i, Fortes Newspapers • July 21-23,1993 VbekendPhis Cover photo by SHARON WILSON Come spend the day with us in Auto racer Mike Sena of Somewille revs up for the sportsman heat at Flemington Speedway Cover story •••••••••••••••••••••••I••••••• 4 Dining••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••!•••• 19 Exhibitions ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 12 m 2nd Annual —-y 4 Movies • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••flM 5 Music ••••I•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 8,10 ft festival hum mi Movcmscr inQOXiimiin •••••••••• •••••9 Auditions •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I 11 Club Mix ••••§••••••••••••>«••••••••#••••••• 9 Curtain Calls •••••••••••«•«•••••••••«•• 14 Film Capsules ••••••••••••••••••••••••••I 5 Galleries••••••••tiaiitt•••••••••••••••••• 13 Happenings t••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 15 Sidewalk Sale Museums ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I 12 Planetariums •••••••••••••••••••••••••i 13 August 5,6,7 Rehearsals.. •••••••••••• 11 Soundings ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••> 10 Craft Festival WEEKENDPUJS is a feature of Fortes Newspapers, a DMslon of Fortes Inc., and appears in the HitlsBedminster Press, Somerset Messenger-Gazette, Franktin Focus, Bound Brook Chronicle, Middlesex Ctvonicto, (New Brunswick) Focus, August 8 Metuchen-Edison Review, Piscataway Review, South Ptainftetd Reporter, Holland Park Herald, Warrcn-Watchung Journal, Green Brook-North Ptairrfleld Journal, With Over 100 Crafters Westfield Record, Scotch Piains-Fanwood Press and Crarrford Chronicle. Lttten to the editor, press releases, photographs and announcements of upcoming events Rain Date Aug. 15 should be sent to: William Westhovcn, WeekendPhis Editor, 44 Veterans Memorial Drive, P.O. Box 699, Somerville, NJ, 08876. Die fax number is (908) 526-2509. To subscribe to your local Forbes Newspaper, call 1800-300-9321. Moon Walk Malcolm S. Forbes Jr. KDITOR-IN-CHIEF Clowns Food Court Charles A. Lyons PRESIDENT and PUBLISHER Pony Rides Face Painting Cheryl Fenske William Westhoven & Much More! WEEKENDPLUS EDITOR EDITOR SPECIAL SFCT1ON5 Micki Pulsinelli Sponsored by the Roger Silvey ENTERTAINMENT ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Bound Brook Chamber of Commerce VICE PRESIDENT Barry Rumple OPERATIONS GRAPHIC ARTIST July 21-23,1993 'Forbes Newspapers WootondPtus Fun in the fast lane Fjemington Raceway markets its cars, and stars, as family entertainment By ANNIE ALPERT WeekendPlus Writer ASCAR Daytona-style modified stock car races at Remington Speedway - on the "world's fastest 5/8-mile asphalt tract" - are wild fun for everyone. N "It's a great place for a family - clean, exciting fUn for all - wives, daughters, grandparents, sons and dads," said Flemington spokeswoman Wendy Kennedy. "The promoter, Paul Kuhl, feels he's not just putting on a race program, he wants to entertain the fans, We encourage people to come out and tfive them something to sec." Stock car races arc good, clean fun - and you can't beat the price with a stick, Adult general admission is Sll for most programs and children under Yi are free. That's right: FREE. You can load up the car with a gang of kids and entertain the crew tor less than the cost of a movie. Added features - like this Saturday's vintage stock cars and "Great American" street .stocks - will drive the price up to $13, Ms. Kennedy said, but she points out there's no cost for parking. "We feel you get the best return for your money - a ball game costs $20 these days. Here, kids are free. We want to encourage the family to come as a family - it's clean fun. No dinosaurs, but you won't get dirty and you can bring your wife." SHARON WILSONWEEKENDPLUS Bleachers are general admission but for those with a taste for more comfortable seats, a covered grandstand is available at $1 extra per Pit crews prepare for another weekend of auto racing action at Flemlngton Speedway. person (that includes kids). "Some people feel you get a better atmos- phere in the grandstand. There's more vibration," Ms. Kennedy said. "People have sat in the same seats for years and years with their same Remington Raceway: When, where and how band of friends." Another neat attraction is the "Hall of Fame," a free museum of Speed** to mm north on Nomt 31. You cm*t fite H und* tm, Had of Fame •dmWon vintage race cars. Hall of Fame cars race once a month on Saturdays to a sohNfcfc of prafarm, to fee fcr ad. Cownd fandttand from noon-3 p.m. The next time they're scheduled to run is Aug. 14. Irt aa* ID pi Wm torn aim* amngi a apeoW party, or lor mow netill extra per penon. Looking for a novel birthday party idea? "We encourage people to «*ywh«« Rom t» Remington Worn***, cal (906) 782-2413. SpecW profm, timn and prte- bring kids here for birthday parties," Ms, Kennedy said. Since kids get Ctth) (aouli of the Somatfto em Moat pnfvm atartatep.rn.Ad- eiwibeln effect during IN up- in free and you can bring your own food, this may be one of the best deals around. "We'll arrange a couple of picnic tables and the kids can on Route 202, near tha flamed Ranv mMon li $11 for aduto (tome ape- coming 137th annual Ramlnfton meet a driver, We haw at least one even' week - this week the In** factory ouM), g> one mb oial pnajami $13). OhUnn 12 and County Fair, Aug. 31-Sept 6. birthday boy is 55!" For more information, call (908) 782-2413. Warren racer Ren Brenn, Jr. ready to make his return here's a lut to see this week Now, Brenn said, "I'll race any- money to get a car. My one big are borrowed, transmission is bor- There's one moment that makes it all worth while, though; "When you pull into victory lane after you've beaten everybody," he said, Tat Flemmgton Speedway • • thing I can get my butt in the seat sponsor is Napa Auto Parts." rowed," he said. "It took a long "That's what everyone, goes their an extra big program will yea,,r r - "lack of financial backing," thUke moneye mos. t Mosstoctk ocaf rth driver/owne parts fo-r tootime, "It'to ges tnothing, this together." he said" . "You for. It's the old story - second's include triple 20-lap feature hfQ said. didn'"'ITiist yearunr aw cae rgo at ala l hollasdt ershis, neKewn caBrenr arne doeborroweds not ,d oin itfact for, puMonet it alyl righandt prizeback si nar the enegligibl car. Thies rcnn good but it ain't good enough races; late-modd car races; "Great vpaof sever _ n..|. sponsorir,j, nf finannas and |go harkimrt enoug"h th"Tho emnnw motor'i sMrrc borrowedt nf th,n th mrte wheel? fnrs tnisn no "It't as mone nnthintfy makin" hng operation.cuifl "Vnu" American" street stocks and vin- There's no position other thar tage slock cars from the tins and first." 70s, Another Flcmmgton owner at But what the fans are looking driver, Somm'ille resident Mike forward to most is the Mum of Scnu, 33, feels the same way, "So popular luca! raui Ken I'ireen Ji.. much work and time noes into rat- back to racing with a new "Flem- ing, when you win it makes it ington modified" in his familiar worth while," said Sena. "Usually red and yellow c-i!«u•: carrying the driver {jots all the recognition, number 24. but when you win, the whole team Brenn, 41, was burn and raised gets recognized - that's the time in Warren, graduated from when it's all worth it." Watchung Hills Regional High and Ken's "Remington modified" is still lives near the house he grew a racing oddity. "This is a nne- up in. He is tall and ruggedly tnick car," he said. "This is tV good-looking with a mass of curly only place you can race 'cm • a hair. His dad. Ken Bivnn Sr., white elephant kind of thinf," owned race ears since Ivn ,lr was a kid, Remington is the only asplialt- "Me had iar th;.i we,it In India- tniek racing series for New VA\\{ napolis, lie had vintage sprint cars, land paved tracks. "When Klein he had dirt ehan,|j car:;." said ington paved their track W-i years Brci-'ii Lift)), (hey picked up on this type Rreen got min lanr.t' ••Met: hi:, of car," Ken explains. ""In the mid dad hired drive; st.-it• I'.nlski io die nf last year, DIRT ciimrleil DIANE MATFLERD/WEEKENDPLUS dive a new stock i-ai he \n\n\\\\ Veteran auto racer Ken Brenn, Jr., works on his new "Flemington modified" race car in the their asphalt series, so Remington "Stan said. The 41 VAI', sitting garage of his Warren home. is the only track left in the country here, why don't vmi try if' So I that runs these kinds of cars. It's a tried it." he said and Inun that one-of-a-kind ixldity." point until I d"ii' knuw-hfw- -Annie Alprrt many-years latei. \r\<- 1 am and I'm still doing it." '• •'•'(' Video re win i; \ on Bette Rich in Love' fflch in Love is one of those Talented stars wasted movies that's obviously made from a "woman's novel." It's set in Disney's dreadful in the South, of course, and fea- fHocus Pocus ^ tures a teenage girl coming of age. Ho-hum. With Albert flnney, By JEFFREY' COHEN WeekendPlus Film Critic JHI daybuf^f, Mfre Woodard and t's been said that nobody sets Kyle MacLachlan, of all people, out to make a bad movie. The as the normal guy. Kathryn Erbe person who said that had obvi- plays the girt, and everybody I ously never seen Hocus talks about the meaning of Pocut "KJUUV" a lot. Whatever. Consider: you've got n juicy, tan- talizing premise, in which three 1 17th century wilchc-b are resur- 'Riff Raff reded one Halluwoen m^ht hy a Nobody talks about luuuv" in skeptical Iwnwumri Kat/), Rfff Raff, a comedy/drama set in anillwnr Itulcal ,1!; 'he IDiiDs. the north of England, about a Add divain lustim.; M thi-wiichc-s gour construction workers Kathy Najimy •.S;.;:ii'-:V:>fi;iinl and Jc. m, loves and horsing Sarah Jessica Piukn [lionqpuoou in Vegas) as the backup witches around. It's entertaining enough and - get this fkttr Midler as the head witch, Great, right? Wacky wltchti Kathy Nijimy, Sarah Jessica Harper and Btttt Midler size up youthful morsel unp nappen, and n owni Urn...the only problem her is Thora Birch In the new comedy Hocus Pocus. end to much at stop. One odd that the filmmakers, chiefly screen nolK eKhoufi fwyboty tpttks writers Mick Gazzric, Neil Cuthbert and David Kirschner and director of his body broken off, and a cat is run over by a bus at one point (he En0tah (riWt mtoi tNok Soouse Kenny Ortega (Newsies) have made a grievous error - they've made revives himself), Some of the smaller kids were crying. toomti)i thi CMHtto tafturas It's all by-the-numbers plot construction: we first meet the witches in the witches evil, And if there's one thing you want to do when you go to ubtt* In Ergkh. And they their original incarnations for background, then are thrust into the a Bette Midler comedy, it's root for Bette Midler. doni fllMtyi nulcfi Don't they 1 But that's not all. They've buried Bette and her "sisters' under tons world of Max (Katz), a contemporary teenager transplanted against his think we noHot? of makeup and costumes that leave them crippled, unable to move with will (by his typically brain-dead parents) from Los Angeles to Salem, "* mffiy Conen any subtlety, Midler, especially, is saddled with a pair of buck teeth that, Mass. He's the one at school who doesn't buy the legend of the Sand- coupled with a strange British accent which is supposed to be very ersen sisters, and in order to win the heart (and other parts) of a pretty 1600s, leaves her looking and sounding like a demented Eleanor Roos- classmate (Vinessa Shaw), he offers to go to their house on Halloween Top 10 evelt. If that's your idea of runny. night to prove the whole thing is hogwash. After being bullied by a couple of escapees from Chief among the problems of reviewing a film like video rentals this is that it's In sound funnier than it actuall' Wayne's World, Max gets the ball rolling ami lets the i The 1. The Bodyguard .••( < :vl;ini!rrinr witches nut (iI'lhrM'iiOOycnr nnpnson::" [•' hiA 1 Uitbrffm allv made a L'rievws error vKdi y.'U want lu siv Midlcj .-kike „ v •ku'bs 3. A Raw Good Men witches ami IKT bnitht'i rondetiinefi to denial tor- loose and take on 20th century mores, y< >u get more 4. MaJco/rnX ment, all in tin.1 first five minutes), its concentration on tired plot plot construction: the witches must suck the life out of all the children devices and relatively bland special effects, is less amusing than it is in Salem by dawn, or perish at sunup, That should pretty much kill the just unpleasant It i watch. suspense for you right there. 6.t#wtto'$0ff Because it comes from Walt Disney Pictures and because of its overall Parker and Najimy, both of whom have been quoted as saying the childish ones, Hocus Pocua is being marketed as a kid picture. And to only reason they took these roles was to work with Midler, are given & Anoi 'n be fair, the older children present at the showing I attended seemed at types - not characters - to play. Parker shows off her cleavage and least to be caught up in the story. When the sun begins to rise to foil the flirts with everybody as the dumb but cute one, and Najimy mostly 10. witches at the last second, one was heard to yell "all right!" As if we had sniffs the air and growls as the, yes, hungry one. a shred of doubt, ' kt's Put il this way: if the sight of a witch flying away on a vacuum But younger kids, say 5 or under, were also clearly scared by some of cleaner strikes you as an original joke, by all means go see Hocus Pocus, the goings-on, even those intended to be slapstick humor. A zombie If, on the other hand, you remember that one all the way back to Bugs summoned by the witches to help them out is constantly getting parts Bunny, you might want to skip it Film capsules James Richter stars wth Lori Capiul* reviews reprise then Saturday JV/gfif Live •(Preview only) Mike Myers hired to rescue nostages from a Weaver, Frank Langella, (PG- from a small, but waelthy part- by WtUwndHus staff bKt'ion 'Dies in thts comedy fea- (Wayne's Worltf) stars as a con- gang of crooks following an air- 13) nership thai turns out to be Petty (A League oi Their Om, QuMc ture about missile-headed firmed bachelor wtio falls for a plane crash. (R) more than lie baigamed for. All- Point Break), Michael Madsen * — Recommended aliens ftfio become striinrJed m mysterious beauty (Nancy Tra- DENNIS THE MENACE stai cjst features Gene Hack- ). (PG) , - Strongly recommendod Primus.. IPG). VISI, with the enpecled comic DAVE •Home Alone producer John man, Hal Holbrook, Wilfred complications. lPG-13). y Kevin Kline stars in this ro- Hughes was the natural choice Bnmley, Holly Hunter, Gary GUILTY AS SIN POETIC JUSTICE mantic comedy about a regular to biing the popular juvenile Qusey and Joan Tnpplehorn OPENING THIS WEEK •Rebecca DeMomay (The Hand •Singer Jane! JiicKson m,ikes CURRENT FILMS guy and presidential lookolike comic strip character to the big (Biisjclnstincf). Directed by That floctatrte Cradle) stars as her Dig-screen debut m Boys >i\ who's recruited to stand in foi screen, with Walter Matthau Sydney Pollack (Out of A/rica). ANOTHER STAKEOUT r/if Hoot/ director John Single- theCommander-in-Chief. providing the star power as the (ft) a lavvycr who falls for her Client, •Sequel tothemoduitly- CLIFFHANOER Highly-anticipated film, directed beleagured Mr. Wilson (PG) dm miy, evil Don Johnson) successful 1987 top link slur- It id's rtmniii nnou!.") hdir- •Specldculiir photogMphy co- by Ivan Reiiman (Gliostbusfers, FREEW1UY who's licensed of murdering his ring Richard Dreyfuss and dresser who meets up with a stars with Sylvester Stallone in fains, Leafl'e £ July 21-23,1993 Fortes Newspapers WfeekendPhJs Film capsules thered" her Is white car uriesman (Continued from page 5) awaited summer blockbuster IAST ACTION HERO Ted Oanson, Fresh Prince Will HOCUS POCUS centered around an island theme •Die Hard director John McTier- Smith co-stars with Nia Long. Di- •{Sneak Preview) Betto Midler. park featuring real dinosaurs nan teams up with action icon Rathy Najimy (Sister Art! and (cloned from prehistoric DNA) rected by Richard Benjamin. (PG- Arnold Schwarzenegger for this Sarati Jessica Parkei -{Honey- that heftn to run amok on their 13) big-budget fantasy about a young moon in Vegas) star as a too of creators Big-budget effects and boy (Austin O'Brien) whose favor- comic witches making a come- an all-star cast featuring Jeff MENACE II tOCIElY ite movie star literally jumps off back ufter a 300-year absence. GolclDlum (foe Fty), Laura Dem •Hughes Brothers drama about the screen and joins turn on a (PG) {Wild 3i Heart), Sam Neill and the harsh life of young blacks in wild adventure. An action movie t inner-city Los Angeles. (R) director Richard AttenborougH. that also finds time for comedy IN THE UNE OF FIRE Jubt remember to take the warn- as it spoofs the action-movie •Clint Easlwooo stars as iin MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING if^s seriously: tins is A scary •• genie. With Art Carney, F. Murray It. aging Secret Service man, haunt- although not eMremely bloody - Abraham (PG-13) ., Kenneth Branagh {Henry V, ed by his failure W protect J I-H, movie that may be too intense Dead A$ain) directs and stars in but determirwd not to let ;i psy- for some of the younger children this latest adaption of the chopath (John MrtlKovichi '. QXXJUAALUJL ItCNEW Natasha's Stars ARIES (March 21 A|>rif 19) Let short stay, and you'll exit grinning MUfflfT your creative engines surge this and all the belter for the rest Oddly week, and you'll gel (he answers you enough, you clearly made your point need about work, love or money even if you were in a forced submis- You might even want to hang out a sion. 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Touch tone or Rotaiy Phones ?\ (Across irom Bishop's Thriftway) Spcik to Asirulgcr • Tarot Readt-r Must Ui< IH Years or Older A Service of lnnrrMeitin Int e HUM WBGHBIKIPiUS Review revue ••nun Tree Willy' is a whale of a good time for kids The Daily News The New York Times Jaml Bernard Vincent Canby "Surprise! This entry.,.is cute without "Willy is played with startling docility by making you choke, affecting without deplet- the star attraction at a marine park in Mexi- ing your hanky supply,. Australian director co City, where all his scenes were shot...The film is nicely acted by Mr. (Jason James) (Simon) Wincer anthropomorphizes the Richter and his older associates, including whale until Willy soems more human than Lori Petty, who plays a warm-hearted ma- the humans, But it works, because of the rine biologist, and Jayne Atkinson and whales, who arc the film's true stars. That's Michael Madsen, as the childless couple clear from the stan, with lovely footage of who come to love Jesse, and through him, them playing and having a whale of a time." Willy." The New York Post USA Today Michael Medvod Mike Ciark "The only real surprise in this creaky ma- "As children's animal pics go, Free Willy terial is how well it all works - especially is a lot closer to The Yecniing,.,tkan to Juras- for kids. Young moviogoers above the age of sic Paric.One can't say anything seriously 5 will find themselves crying and cheering against it, other than to note that it's the at the appropriate moments, together with kind of good-for-you outing grandmothers the more sentimental and susceptible still persist in dragging youngsters to, even among their parents." kids who'd rather be seeing The Untouch- Jaion James Richter plays a troubled youth who finds a rather unusual friend- ables again," ship with a killer whale In Frw VWMy. Film capsules (Continued from pugb 6j tmd each otfier despite being about a small-town girl who re- the life of singer Tina Turner, about an irresponsible young Wolves) in her Oscar-nominated with Deruel Washington. Micha- separated by on entifo conti- turns from college with her new who tnumphed over prejudice, man who leaves his village for role as a soap opera star, para- THE PASSING <1991),1HE PRI- el Keaion and Keanu Rce^er> nent. (PG) boyfriend- a fun-loving dude an abusive husband and bank- the big city and falls in love, but lyzed in a car accident, who re- VATE LIFE OF A CAT (1945) (PG-13) from LA. (PG-13) ruptcy to become the queen of moust overcome many ob- turns to her childhood home in *The Passing is director Bill SNOW WHITE AND rock 'n' roll. (R) stacles, including the girl's bully Louisiana, where she forges a Viola's look at the spiritual ex- WEEKEND AT 6ERNIES 2 of a boyfriend, her dowry de- tremes of a birth and a death in ROOKIE Of THE YEAR THE SEVEN DWARFS reluctant relationship with an l|r >t very body •; favontc corpse re- manding father, and anan- the family. Cat documents a •A medical 'TiMvtp >;iv.-'. ;i ! J [Kncys ' 'l (<"in(tsome sjy African-American nurse (Alfre year-old Little league reiect t'm tiestt featu't'-ienpti animated turns (or more comedy adven- cestfal "spin!"who follows him cat's mating cycle. Friday, July r Woodard). Sunday, July 25,7 ability to pitch ins *; vated How Lucky Can You Get! heights! *Take the bus to the only place for premium players!,, A* Atlantic Ci BONUS «,«««;,«.,«,««.,„;,, Sunday-Friday Saturday CcASH«COMPS! Oiler subject to change without notice, Mu&t be 21 yrs. or older. Offer applies lo Kheduled bus arrivals listed. 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We had to WeekenciPius Ed/tor show up for meals - that was about it - and the rest pera star Fredricka von Stade rarely gets tnthee of the time we were off playing in the bams and in I chance to perform in her native Garden State, the hay, and getting into trouble, too!" 'sso naturally, the Somerset County native iiss The community was also there for her as a young Olookintivii-intgf fniMt-ivrforwardi tno hnherr WatprinWaterlono FpstivaFestivail onff adult, when "all of my mother's friends would come the Arts debut on Saturday. any time I would make a peep onstage." "Growing up in Oldwick was so wonderful, I think These days, she only has a few relatives and part of me has been searching for it ever since. I go friends still living in the area. back to the fields around my grandmother's house in "An uncle, my godmother, and your new governer my mind all the time.'1 said the world-renowned is a friend of mine," she said, referring to gu- mezzo-sporano, who now lives in Alameda, Ca.. an bernatorial candidate Christine Todd Whitman, add- island community near Oakland that has been her ing with a laugh. "Well, maybe the new govemer. I'm husband's family home for three generations. "I re- sure she will be.1' ally will sound exceedingly corny about it. but I loved But she's hoping to make some old acquaintances it. It was a kind and generous community and I at Waterloo, where she's never performed, but she thought everyone was my aunt and uncle." remembers her grandmother taking her there to see Born "in the corridors" of SumervUle Medical Cen- - and fall in love with - the magical voice of Mari- ter, "Flicka," as she's known to her friends, spent lyn Home. many of her ehildhuod years living in Washington Saturday, conductor Yoav Talmi will lead the or- D.C., "but we spent every summer and vacation in chestra through such works as Ravel's Daphnis and Oldwick and in Far Hill: bemuse my grandmother Chlov Suites Nos. J and 2 and incidental music from lived t>M TVot's ///Mvirrmc. The orchestra will than be joinin l "It ',vi; reii'l magic tuie of my lit- I !< c\\ I y \:-,h Stadr vvhu will sing six ol'tlk' li) Soiujs ufllu: hill;mii Sal; ai If;!1VVu-nh., ^ v. by theBU", Kiv ar-i '.':•; Brady's pool - ! >< I , Thomas and OITenhad that was befo e r:v^-.!f!r then: hi.nl a pool and ice skating on the river 1 remember the fire department FREDRICKA von STADE W/THE WATERLOO FESTIVAL OR- World-famous mezzo-soprano and Somerset County native would spray the ice so it would be nice and smooth. CHESTRA Saturday, July 24,8:30 p.m., at Waterloo Village, Fredricka von Stade will make her debut at the Waterloo Festi- "It was the kind of childhood I don't think exists Stanhope. Tickets $20-$10. (201) 347-4700. val of the Arts Saturday. Guitarist brings 'Midwestern Jazz' to Westtleld By WILUAM WESTHOVEN Shankar (who's played with every- Alexander first landed in Jersey WeekendPfus Editor one from Prank Zappa and John City upon his arrival from the east ronically, Westfield may be the McLaughlin and is currently on a little more than 10 years ago. birthplace of something that's tour with Peter Gabriel), horn play- "Alter playing with Jerry Halm, come to be labeled as "Mid- er Randy Brecker and percus- I had pretty much played with the Iwestern Jazz." sionist Mino Cinelu {who's played best there is out there. There Thai's because Westfield is the with Miles Davis and Sting). Alex- wasn't much leil to do. After I adopted home of jazz guitarist ander also played on the We Re- made a couple of trips to New Glenn Alexander, who was born member Postorious tribute album York City, it just became apparent and raised in Kansas before seek- with Gabriel, Shankar, Stewart this was the spot to be. I didn't ing his musical muse in and Copeland and Bruce Springsteen, want to live in the city, so I packed around the Big Apple. among others. up the van and the trailer, threw "My family is still in Kansas, but Brecker and Cinelu, in fact, the dog in, and moved to Jersey. I'm a Jersey guy now," said Alex- played on Alexander's debut solo "It was pretty dim for a few ander, 35, who's lived for the past album in 1987, an ill-fated project months, but pretty early on I land- six years in Westfield with his that, as often happens, provided ed a gig with a famous drummer wife, Laura. "I like where I'm liv- publicity and good notices, but lit- named Chico Hamilton, who's ing, I have a nice little piece of tle profit for the young artist. played with everybody from Duke property with woods in the back. His first project for Shanachie, a Ellington to Una Home. That was And it's close to New York, which rising label based in Newton, was a great gig, we played the Kool I feel I need to be, so I think I'm the 1987 album Inside Out, when Jazz Festival and Carnegie Hall here to stay." Alexander, Gottlieb, LaRue and but it wasn't paying the rent." And he'll celebrate the release of Lavitz were billed as a band called He supplemented his income his debut on Shanachie Records The Connection. with a few country and pop jobs, Saturday, July 24, with a home- Rut locally, Alexander may be some of which required commut- town, in-store appearance at the Ix'st known for his work with the ing to IJOS Angeles and touring on Music Staff record store. 9 Klin St., hand Stretch, a jazz-fusion trio fea- the West Coast, helped, but 'Then where he'll perform selections turing UiRue and drummer Hill I finally decided this road era]), from his new album Rainbow's Re- Klder. Stretch recorded an album playing music I wasn't into. So 1 venge, which features several of and toured nationally, but also Lid just bagged it, came home ami the jazz greats he's played with a regular Wednesday gig for years proceeded to starve for the next during the past few years. in the 'fills at Hie Court Tavern in two years. 1 figuied out a lot of The /faiH/jow's Ikvnuji' roster, New Brunswick, where Alexander ways to eat nee and beans." in fact, includes a jazz Who's Who, is planning a CD release party July But these days, lie's an accepted including former Weather Report 29. member uf I he jay/ elite, fronting percussionist Manoio Badrena, Pat "I had a record release party on an all-irislrurnentiil band that lea Metheny bassist Mark Kgan and . the Mth of June in New York, and tinvs not only his considerable tal- ~7Z ! . .. . . "™^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ bassist Dave; I*iRue and keyboard- we had a packed house" he said ents (Ins diverse style has drawn After growing up and obtaining a music degree In his native isl T u,viu of Dixe rtes fame "But I really wanted to play at the comparisons to Mi'thcny), but that Kansas, jazz guitarist Glenn Alexander sought fame and fortune other jazz greats Alexander has court. 1 like that funky little joint." of his musical friends, making In New York. Now a resident of Westfield, Alexander has a new recorded or toured with include A graduate of Wichita St., where Rnmhuo'x Rm'nqv a satisfying album he'll feature during an In-store concert appearance at the guitarist Allan Holdsworth, drum- he later taught guitar and studied treat for just about any fan of con- Music Staff record store in Westfield Saturday. mer Dan Gottlieb, violinist L under the legendary Jerry Halm, temporary instrumental jazz. * Weekend 1 oibes Newspapers • -July 21-23,' 1993 . . « • • f VlfeetendPius Club mix IN MOWS Ladies' night, Thursdays, 25 New St., Metuchen Dance party, Fridays, Sat- •The Razorbacks, afternoon (908)359-4700 STRESS FACTORY 253 French St. •Howard Busgang, through July (908) 549-5306 urday*. July 25. •Stolen Hearts, July 23, Aug. Hyatt RagancyHottl New Brunswick 25. Traditional Jan. Hub City Jam, Sundays. •Joseph Parsons Trio, evening 20. 2 Albany St., New Brunswick (906)249-6131 •Ralph Harris, July 27-Aug. 1. •Mike UJDonne Quartet, July JACK O'CONNOR'S July 25. •Johnny Charles, July 24, Aug. (908) 545-4242 Country music, Fridays, Sat- CHAHLOTTFS 23,24. 1288 Route 22, Bridgewater •Ben Arnold, July 29, 27. urdays. 58 South Main St., Manvtlie •Scott Hamilton Quartet w/John (908) 725-1500 JUHIftOX EMM'S PLAYPEN LOUNGE Live comedy Fridays and Sat- MMVftMAftVS (908) 685-9546 Campbell, July 28. •Rhythm & Babs, July 23,30. 39 Route 22, Green Brook Route 35, Sayreville urdays. 318 William St., Piscataway •Time and Again, July 23,24, COWff TAVERN •Call for details, July 24. (908)968-3338 (908) 721-0100 •Jackie (The Jokeman) Mar- (908) 752-3171 Aug. 20,21. 124 Church St. •Willie Lynch, July 29. Country music, Sundays and • Male revue, Fridays, Saturdays. tlmg, July 23. Country music, Tuesdays. CITY QUOINS Now Brunswick JASON'S Wednesdays. POLO HUNK TEWKSBURYINN MUMON MEET CAFE 1701 Calhoun St., Trenton (908) 545-7265 1614 F St., South Belmar MAXWEll'S SOflWMt Htnl Hotel Main St.. Oldwick OMIqfftHttunnt (609) 392-8887 •Knew Breed, False Front, July (908) 681-1416 1039 Washington St, 1-78 Exit 33, Warren (908) 439-2641 61 Church St., New Brunswick "All-ternative" dance party,Fri- 23. Billy Hector & The Fairtanes, Hoboken (908) 647-6700 •Son Lewis (acoustic), July 23. (908)246-3111 days. 'The Barleycorns, The Urchins, Sundays. (201) 798-4064 Reggae night, Fridays. THE UNDERGROUND Jam session, Sundays. 95-ccnt dance night, Sat- July 24. Blues jam session, Wednes- •S.C.O.T.S., The Swmgin1 Neck- RARITAN RIVER CLUB •The Weepers, July 23. urdays, Thursdays, •Glenn Alexander, July 29. days. breakers, Alluring Strange, July 85 Church St., New Brunswick 106 W. Second St. •Midnlgfit Stim (w/Littte Sammy ClUIMN! FRCDDTS JOHN* PEWS 23. (908) 545-6U0 Bound Brook Davis), July 24, Route 35, Sayrevtlle 1 Mill St., Bernardsville 96 South Main St. •Redd Kress. Combustible Edi- Dinner-dance, Fridays. (908) 627-0595 •Filthy Rich A Ihe Poor Hoys, (908) 727-3000 (908) 766-6575 New Hope, Pa. son, July 24. Uve comedy, Saturdays, •Projex, July 24. July 28. •John (Dr. Dirty) Vafoy. July 23, Phil Hopp & The Miami Three, 1215) 862-0823 •Straitjacket Fits, The Bats, JPS SOMERSET HILLS HOTEL U.S. 1 FLEA MARKET •Grand Central, July 29. •Johnny Maestio & The Brook- Thursdays. Free admission Saturday and Experience, July 28, 1-78 bit 33. Warren Route 1, New Brunswick lyn Bridge, July 24. CATCH A RHINO STAR •99 Years, July 23. Sunday afternoons. MINSTREL COfFEEHOUSE (908) 647-6700 (908) 846-0900 HyittRigtflcy Hotel CONNIE'S •Neighborhood Rhythm & Blues Open mike, Mondays. Environmental Education Reggae night, Fridays. •J.C. Wildfire, July 25. Route 1, West Windsor Route 35, Sayreville Band, July 24. Liberty Blues Jam, Tuesdays. Center, 190 Lord Stirling STANHOPE HOUSE WILJJE'S TAVERNE 1609) 987-8018 (908) 721-6223 •Usa Walters, Jammin' Jim Mountain John, Wednesdays, Rd,, Basking Ridge Main 4 High, Stanhope Headline comedy every night Oldies club. (comedy), July 25, •Dukes of Destiny, July 23. (201)335-9489 (201) 347-0458 Route 202. Bedmmster except Monday. Country Sass. Sundays, J. Auousrs •Willie Bobo & The Meat Men, •Birthday party, July 23. •Nathan & The Zydeco Cha- (908)234-1655 College night, Sumuys ;MX1 Wednesdays. 19 Dennis St., New Brunswick afternoon July 24. PHEASANTS LANDING Chas, July 23. •"Beachcomber" brunch, July Tuesdays, CORNERSTONE (908) 246-8028 •Flamln' Harry, evening July 24. Amwell Rd., Belle Mead •Robert Ross, July 24. 25. 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(BOS) 925*1380 (Mon.-Wed) •22.50 All load 15.00 Store Houru Wed. thru Fri. 12-6; Sat. 10-6; Sun, 11-5 All ••ate rcwrvod (201)507-8900 July 21-23,1993 Forbes Newspapers WootendPlus At the Garden State Arts Center Music Rockin' notes the country Block party In Modern country stars Scotch Plains teaming up for big Ihe Tknis cofPsihouse at the Ew*fcal Chun* in Scotch nuns vm tpUnmX ww rmyf show at the GSAC H ByWIWAMWESTHOVEN *93( an afternoon of muitc and WfeetendP/us Editor ftflfly tonSunda y flssturinf the ountry music's mission to cap- North Joraey ChrtiQen Music AN* ture the Metropolitan area con- StarBand. tinues Sunday as a powerful Competed of nwnbsfs of w- Clineup featuring Travis Tritt, Tr- loue Chdrtan music foupt, the isha Yeanvood and Little Texas pulls band wN play irony tradWona) into the Garden State Aits Center. aonfs along wNh otf^nal tunes Actually, the Budweiser-sponsored by levaral bond mifflbcft. Spe- concert is part of a massive, 110-city cial performance* by Force For tour that began in February and Good, Tony Loeffler, Stave Kinon doesn't end until New Year's Eve. But and Uid Pata *« at» be fea- Duane Propes, bassist for Little Texas, tured. acknowledged that the Tri-State area is The block party, which is still considered an lucrative, but elusive scheduled for 3-7 p.m. in the market, at least compared to other re- Emnfricat Church parking lot at gions of the country' that have warmed 1251 Teni M, wi also Include up to country music in recent years. Travis Tritt (left), Trisha Yoarwood and Little Texas (below) will bring the sounds of modern a baibecue, votoybai and a su- Little Texas perhaps isn't the best country music to the Garden State Arts Center Sunday. petvteed pJayfound for Wch. Ad- representative of the country sound, mission is $6, which includes given their pop-rock leanings and trademark long hair look, but Propes iooo( offlsnBfflmsni ano envy was quick to point out that country is more of an orientation than a for door prizes. Admission for musical style, anyway. "What do you think country music is supposed cNUran under 12 is $4, wNto to sound like?" hi1 asked during a recent phone interview, chstken under 2 an admitted His point being "new country" artists, who grew up listening to Elvis fteeof chajfB. and the Beatles, and lutor. bands like the Eagles and Lynyrd Skynyrd, For more information, call have a different onentalion than the previous generation. Now, the (906) 322-9300. members of Little Texas, who already have a No. 1 single ("Some Guys Have All the Love") and are all still in their '20s, have the opportunity to put their own stamp on the evolution of country, a process they've Blues at continued with their latest album, the optimistically-titled Big Tim. "We say it ain't your grandfather's country," he said. "We're not big the Old Bay believers in steel guitars and twin fiddles, but that's what we're up The Bourbon Street Cafe at against in that aron - people saying it's not country, but really it is, or the Ok) Bay Restturant m New what it's coming to - the '70s rock influence but with the stylism of Bfunntfck Is fssAurinf two country. I think the days of twang and a guy standing in a cowboy hat behind a microphone are over. Nobody wants to hear it anymore, and none of the younger artists want to play it." known s/oup of toosJ nusUans, But it is enjoyable sharing the stage with modern country legends wff flMturt their eftssjsnt Instru- like Tritt and Yeanvood. It's also fun, said Propes, to break out of the mental aty«na> Saturday, vet- club scene and into major halls and outdoor concerts, including an swvi Dweenien Mmnsjpn wn outdoor gig in Phoenix that drew 125,000, "Where a lot of people feel and Semmy DsMSi known to awkward playing a place that big, that's our forte," he said. "The more msfqr w we* appeansiosi on people we have in front of us, the better we feel about it." WFAN's Irnus In the MofNnf fsdto ptDB^emt wsj ^peer • TRAVIS TRnT/miSHA YEARWOOO/IITTU TEXAS Sunday, July 25, 8 p.m, at the rar more fifwrneoon, CM Garten state Arts Center, Garden state Parkway exit 116, Holmdel. Tickets $17 (906) 246-311L (lawn only). (908) 442-9200. Soundings BOBACKERMAN BLOCK PARTY 93 • $18. vespers service, free admis- admission. formed by a chnmbcr music Sunday. July 25, 6 p.m. PAM PURVIS Saturday, July 24, 3 p.m. BRAHMS AND THE FUTURE sion, ChamborWORKS ensemble, Admission $14, Wairon Park fh-jrsday. July 29, 12 30 tj n The times, Uangel Church Friday, July 30, 8 p.m. CENTRAL JERSEY Iuc5dny, July .'7, 6:30 p.m. THF COASTERS Honda GIOVL1 Ilil., Woodbritlfjt1 Newark Museum 1251 lemllRd.. Scotch Plains Nicholn*, Mustc Center, DIXIELAND BAND Woitminstfji Cl-.iif Colk'j',o fiundiiy, Aup,. 1, 1 p.m. (908) 745-3*135 49 Washington St. Newark (908)322-9300 PirtRers Arts Center Sunday, Aug. 1, 7 p m. Wilkimwn Hiill, I'nriH'ton Dukt! t'.Lind Park "ViHiil tjruup prrfornis w/lfif (201) 596-6550 1 •Festival of tnntemnor.TV Gfiorf't Gt, New Brunswick Sprint; Liku Park (009)921-2663 VorHowrt Hd., |jnd|',».v.-,itr;r 1 fnnilcn State HMLS QUIFIII ! •iau vocalist and flutist nor Christian music Admission $8. 1908.1932-7511 Miiplc Ave., South I'lnmfield •Progressive chamber music (908| 722-1200 1 *'I'C Orirn-P! Qi|,(Ki'| I'lHMO I'fwmiiir performs v.cjrks hy •1 iftiffi-btylediii) -viip f'rr'f? ,Kl- ENGELCHOH CONSORT admission. BRAHMS AND HIS HERITAGE Pit'ci-'s, JIid HM Sunous •Suundsi ol Nfiw Orleans, con- minion. 1 Uic'jdtiy, July 2/, noon APOLLO MUSES .Snf];Jv ,|!l arnrinf' his ftfldl ducted hy JdCk Hniiywill Rpi Petit, Sctut'inmn, ,in(i limton. CONCERTS ON THE GREEN Wt".trninr>t(?r Choir Cotli'ile r vV.HMtT.son H;.il, Pnncelon Cdiney Lenler, Pjint'H >o=i «-.j* l^ut^Ofj Arts CKHUT CENTRAL JtfiSEY CLASSICAL MODELS, Ll'it Mdlll ill., SfJU'i.HMlk1 (GOOi [)21-;»0G3 Route 512, Potteroviiie George St., New Brunswick CANTATA No. 127 DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND ROMANTIC DISCIPLES ('JOHj 7O'MO1(.) r {%$) Ht9-242H (908) 'J"i2-7 i!i 1'i'irsdiiy. July 29, 8 p.m. Sudd;),, Aut;. ], J |).rn Sunday, July 2h, b p m, Outdoor COriCf'H'j.it / p.m. hi- •Ch.niilK.'r music onsemblo. •New Jersey Baitet. mm irons •His String Sextet, Lieutv, Westminster Choir College Johnson f'iirfc Wiwlvcilon Inn (tiiy hut1 iidmissiDit. frw admission. tft8 company s leptrtoife waltzes, ivut Hungarian dances, Bristol Chapel, Princeton River Rd., Cistataway 6 Woolverton Ril, SlocWon •MiirariHU's Owolnnrl Lkind, July FUMA SACRA Goest/nffte House. Mm w/Huth portormed hy Rutgers Sum (6091 921-2603 (908) 745 3935 (908) 806'808».l 23 Wi'tlnpiitlay, July 28, B p.in r Warnck and Annt barter Arl 'vpnV'.; inii',i!-irtr . Relate I'"" •Onn (if .1 S fern's s-IWri SC- • New Orli.'nns-Uvl'1 tiiiod con •Works hy [JOPlhfvvt'i; \<\w\ •f.Vj',i(>| (jrvilii \\f\'<\ Idly 3'V VVL'Mriiin'ilf'i Clmu Collufie T l 1 ' ' IV'' F • .v r 'i v-.i A(]M .-,,!,.,• 'li,..It'll 1,-, [htlii'i Ml'fLiI 1 ff.'C frfl'Mft, ll!il1 KjllH'il'l, pt'l DIANE & FRIF.NUS 'iV,-i io Weekend Oft)*,", f JCv.SOiJIM'j Jjly ^1 WeetendPlus Soundings (Continued from page 10) LUCUlf REILLY G minor; Kodaty's Mfssa tmis; ilow at 7 p.m, Admission for Highland Park High School Bristol Chapel, Princeton Wednesday, July 28. 7 p.m, Ebon's Pratfsr te Doum. Adults each program $18. North Fifth Ave., Highland Park (609) 921-2663 Westminster Choir College $10, senior citizens and stu- Friday, July 23 (908) 253-8561 •Vocal ensemble sings wcte Bristol Chapel, Princeton dents $6. •"From the Heart," vocal works •Chorus of area singers. Au- by J S. Bach, Buxteruide, and (6091921-2663 SUMMENFEST w/Juditn Nicosia Civitano, so- ditions required for member- Disller Free admission. •Solo recital w/a master of the CHAMKR PUYEM prano, and Frederick Urrey, ship; tenors, basses needed MAWIERNIE hammered dulcimer. Free ad- Monday, July 26, 8 p.m. tenor. HOUNDS FOR HARMONY Sunday, July 25, 1 p.m mission. Nicholas Music Center, S^uid^, iuly 24 Spring Like Park REQUIEM (MOZART) Rutgers Arts Center •"A Spectrum of Moods," Mondays, 7:45 p.m. Maple Ave., South Piamfiek) Tuesday, July 27, 8 p.m. George St., New Brunswick wofks by Bernstein, Britten, and Elks lodge (908) 745-3935 Westminster Choir College (908) 932-7511 Stravinsky performed by the 545 Bound Brook Rd. •Polka rhythms brought out- Bristol Chapel, Princeton •Mozart's Duet in B flat major, Rutgers Festival Orchestra. Middlesex doors by Berrne GoytJish (host (609) 921-2663 K.424; Mendelssohn's 7no in D THCVEMTVUS (908) 725-7035 of a WCrC poikii shotv). Fiee •Mozart's music for a funeral, minor; Prokofiev's Sonata in D Sunday, July 25. 3 p.m. •All-male chorus singing bar- admission. performed in a "sing-in" format major. Admission $14. Johnson Park bershop harmony, DON McCRACKEN Ibfmg your own voice). Free ad- SUN TAN JAZZ JAM River Rd,, Piscataway RARITAN VALLEY CHORUS Sunday, July 25.6 p.m mission. Saturday, July 31,10 a.m. 1908} 745-3935 Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m, Kwinj IMIMitS FOOD WAREHOUSE Westfield Workshop SAVE CASH for the Arts OPEN TO THE PUBLIC MIOVOLONE mOZZAREU 100% NATURAL tCI TEA! W UMMUDI USED BOOKS BOUGHT & SOLD Theater Productions $1.69 ? $1.59? MUOLOWt • U.AVIWTIT. | Hl.AVt.WT, We buy books ROSINA FULLY COOKED B * GL KOSHER DILL Godspell • Art/Architecture ITALIAN STYLE MEATBALLS PICKU CHIPS • New Jersey/Music pER 5{Bt BA G $2.89 I $10.39 July 22, 23 & 24-8 PM 5 mvuat • Antiques/Collectibles Redeemer Lutheran Church - HELLMANN'S 229 Cowperthwaite Place, Westfield • Occull/Religion cuiura REAL MAYONNAISE $10.95 • Sports/Hunting $14.95 HfAVY mi 10 LA Ml The Ghost of Canterville Hall • Photography/Etc HHiS MAMtAC CAffAMMC C0MMIIWTTBMU July 27 and 28 - 8 PM cooKcomi MffAIMftOUMRAT PANCAKE SYRUP Edison Intermediate School • 800 Railway Avenue, West Held • Fine Bindings (FOR SALAD) jFUUimi) • Leather Sets $6.95 $7.95 $3.59 $2.59 PER 3* IB. fK. MRILI.MW Mon.-Sat, H)-5:O0 The Little Mermaid wtmt M01AMU •munAvw July 29 & 30-1 PM&8PM 59 West Main Street CHARCOAL BRIQUETS NNl Westfield High School - 550 Dorian Road, Westfield Somerville, Nj 06876 $7.95 PER IKH20U.IM ,95no CAN (908) 722-0055 CALL (908) 322-5065 for information about shows and tickets Hou, "A Warehouse 0! Savings" IKon-WM 86. Thft 1 CAU FOH EASY DIRECTIONS Md;c:gjo^N, JBW Does Your Heart Good. Sif 9084698401 " Group lickcts available ^American Heart Association WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS VJSA # MASTERCARD I B I T I 0 N S Mark your calendar The world in pictures 'Life'photojoumalist Alfred Eisenstaedt^ historic images to be exhbitied in Woodbridge Pageants open ByWUJAMVVESTHOVEN registration WtetendWus fitter ack before the days of television, many Americans saw the world m now QJMn w through the eyes ofLtfe magazine photographers like Alfred the MMS twtt JMMy USA SM Eisenstaedt. Tern USA 1904 fttfMnt, the B With 86 life covers to his credit, Eisenstaedt is one of the most praknlnsnii for tht MM USA visible photographers in history, And for those of you who were too sno MMs Tssn USA psgMMiv* young to see most of his photos - or for those who desire to see them *• uk» phot on again - it's time to head to the Circle Gallery at Woodbridge Center, where an exhibition of his works will be on display starting Friday. Nov. 20, it Famous for his sensitive portraits of celebrities and world leaders Rnoit Ju00ngwril be bawd on such as Marilyn Monroe, John F. Kennedy and Winston Churchill, eojuM CMMMMSmm per* Eisenstaedt, it is claimed, has had more of his photos published than iftiNvtow, evening gown any photographer in history. Born in Dirschau, West Prussia, in 1898, he •10 •MmMIt rWiWninj Mm began taking photos in 1914 in Europe, Africa and the Middle East before joining the original photo staff at Life in 1936, a staff that Gonttinti nut be included Margaret Bourke-White and Peter Stackpole, cfttaniof tht UnMud IUAM md One of his most famous works, titled "V-J Day, Times Square, 1945, I HRV ifMtnt TOT m MR SK was honored as one of the 'Ten Greatest Images of Photojournalism" in months (dofmtoiy socsptsd). Time magazine's 150 Years of Photojourndtsm. Sstanhsncernsnt ssniifws Eisenstaedt has also featured his work in many books, while his photos have also been displayed in countless exhibitions, including one at the Museum of Modern Art In 1989, Eisenstaedt was on hand for the and buNd toff* opening of a major exhibition of his limited edition photos at the Circle oonfldonce wNh emphasis on Gallery-Soho in New York. And itifi tschniqua and personal now, the Circle Gallery of Wood- The works Of Ufe magazine bridge Center, part of the Circle photographer Alfred Eisen- For entry Information, send Fine Art Corp., is also featuring staedt, including this • view of namt, Address, phone number, many of those limited edition (^,,1 Park ln 1959 and his dtts of birth end brtcf btopaphy works through Aug. 15 ^^ of w|Mton CUmM to: MM New Jersey USA and Admission » fee to he exhib.- rf Qf co||ect|on of ^ r Teen USA, Dept. P, P.O. Box uon. Gallery hours are 10 a.m.-9;J0 ' . . . . 834, East Brunswick, NJ., pm, MondaySaturday, and 11 ***» be ng exhibited at the 08816, or csl (908) 238*1180. Bjn.4p.rn. Sunday. For more in- Circle Gallery at Woodbridge formation, call (908) 636-7710. Center through Aug. 15L Museums THE ART MUSEUM further notice. seum, with permanent exhibition available. MncttM Unhftralty EDISON NATIONAL of life in the town's early days. •"The Classical Revival in Fash- (609) 258-3788 HISTORIC SITE Open Thursday through Saturday ion," through September. Tuesday through Saturday from Main St., West Oange from noon-5 p.m. MUSEUM OF EARLY 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from 1- (201)736-5050 MIDDLESEX COUNTY MUSEUM TRADES AND CRAFTS 5 p.m. Free admission, Tours of Workshop with inventions of Tho- ConwNus Low HOUM 9 Main St., Madison museum highlights Saturday at 2 mas Alva Edison. Open every day 1225 River Rd., Piscataway (201) 3772982 p.m. Western European paint- from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Adults $2, (908) 745-4177 Exhibits portray the role of crafts ings, sculpture and decorative art children and senior citizens free. Dairy (except Monday and Sat- people in the 18th and 19th cen- from 19th and 20th centuries: FOSTWflELDS urday) from 1-4 p.m. Free admis- turies, Tuesday through Saturday also pre-Columbian art and art of Kahdena Rd., Momstown sion, from 10a.m,-4 p.m., Sunday the Americas, (201)326-7645 MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM from 2-5 p.m. Free admission for COOPER Mill Living historical fafm with imple- 3 South Mountain Ave. members. Non-member admis- Route 24 .Chester ments from the 19th century. Moniciair sion: adults $2, children $1. (908) 879-5463 Wednesday through Saturday (201) 746-5555 NJ. CHILDREN'S MUSEUM Restored 19th-century grist mill from 10 a,m,-5 p.m., Sunday Through Aug. 8: Wednesday 599 Industrial Avo., Paramus that grinds com and wheat into from 1-5 p.m. Admission $4 for through Saturday from 11 a,m,-4 (201) 262-5151 meal. Open Friday through Tues- farm and Willows residence, $3 p.m., Sunday from 2-5 p.m. Free Fantasy castle, a 50s fire engine, day from 10 a.m.-5 p.m, Dona- for farm alone; discounts avail' admission for members. Non- and more exhibits for kids to tion. able. member admission: adults (4, touch. Open every day from 9 CRANBURY MUSEUM •Threshing grain from straw, July senior citizens and students $2, a.m.-5 p.m. Admission $6 week- 4 Park PI., Crarbury 24. children free. Free admission for days, $7 weekends; children (609) 655-3736 •Sparing pies and preserves. all on Saturday. under 1 year old free, Group Open Sunday from 1-4 p.m, or July 25. •Wedding gowns worn by "June rates available, by appointment, free admission. ••Tribute to Miss Dana's School Bndes," through July 25. •Butterfly weekend, July 24, 25, •"The Delights of Herbs," of Momstown, through Oct. 31. •"Images of America" by Currier •Learn about Australia, July 31, through July 25. MACCULLOCH HALL & Ives, through July 25 Aug. 1. DRAKE HOUSE MUSEUM 45 Macculloch Ave. •lQth-ccntury landscapes by NJ. HISTORICAL SOCIETY 602 West Front St,, Plainfield Mornslown Milne Ramsey, through Aug. 8. 230 Broadway, Newark (908) 755-5831 (201) 538-2404 MORRIS MUSEUM (201) 483-3939 Colonial home built in 1746 and Gardens open every day from 6 Normandy Heights Rd. Wednesday through Friday Irom chronicling New Jersey history dawn until dusk. Historical mu- Momstown 10 a.m.-4 p.m., third Saturday of from before independence to seum open Thursday and Sunday (201) 5380454 the month from 10 a.m.-4 p.m, after the Civil War. Open Sat- from 1-4 p.m. Adults $3, senior Monday through Saturday from Guided tours by appointment. urday from 2-4 p.m, Free admis- citizens and students $2. 10 a,m.-5 p.m., Sunday from Free admission for society mem* sion for mombers, Non-member MAIN STREET noon-6 p.m. Free admission for bers. Non-member admission admission: adults $1, children ANTtQUrCENTER members. Non-member admis- ,$3. free. 148 Mam St., Fieminflon sion: adults $4, senior citizens •"Tender in Years." childhood in EAST JERSEY OLDETOWNE (908) 788-6767 and children $2. 19th-century New Jersey, ongo- Johnson Park Antiques nnd collectibles from •Permanent gallery inhibits: dino- ing. River fld..Pisca(awoy two centuries. Daily (except Tues- saurs, livu animals, mammals, NJ. STATE MUSEUM (908) 463-9077 day) from 10a,m,-5p,m. Free model trams, history, North 205 West Stalest, Trenton Village composed of relocated admission. American Indians, Woodland Indi- (609) 292-6464 18th century structures set near METUR HOUSE ans, rocks and minerals. Tuesday through Saturday from 9 the headquarters of the county 1281 River Rd., Piscataway •"The Etruscans: Legacy of a a.m,-4:45 p.m., Sunday from park police, No tours offered at (908) 463-8363 Lost Civilization," through Aug. noon-5 p.m. Free admission. present. Gift shop closed until Piscataway Township historic mu- 29. Admission $9, discounts (Please turn to page 13) Foifces Newspapers July 21-23,1993 WeetendRus Museums •"Fresh Perspective!" by New •"ANNdtoftoporaTtotht Jersey hl(h school students, AIDS crWi.thfO* July 31. through Sept, 9. VASTEMMWUMMff NEW JERSEY CENTER 20 Mumy Aw., Pttcawny FOR VISUAL MITI (908) 752-1166 68 Elm St., Summit Open during library hours. (908) 273-9121 •Wood-turning projects by Monday through Friday from JamesW.D.fellatr/.throutfi noon-4 p.m., Saturday and Jury 30. Sunday from 2-4 p.m. Free ad- mission. Plantetariums •Works by artists with dis- abilities, through July 30. •Faculty show, through Aug. DRfYFUSSfLANnARtUM 14. ntWWH MUMUHI NJ. DESIGNER CRAFTSMEN 49 Washington St., Newartt 65 Church St., New Brunswick (201) 596-6611 (908) 246-2066 Adults (4, children under 12 Monday through Saturday from $2. noon-6 p,m, •Introduction to the "Ma^c •"Americana" (open members Sky," 1 p.m. Wednesday- "Happy Landing Social Club," (tbove) a collograph by Barbara Friday; 1 and 3 p.m. Saturday, 1 show) and "First Exposure" (ju- Sunday. lerael of Brtogtwettr, and "Mullln/ (right) an oil painting by Mich- ried show), through Aug. 28. •"The Weather Machine," noon elle Innei of South Plalnfield, are two of the winning selections of QUIETUDE GARDEN GALLERY and 2 p.m. Wednesday; 2 p.m. the Fine Arts Juried Student Show on exhibition through July 30 at 24 Fern Rd., East Brunswick Thursday, Friday; 2 and 4 p.m, the duCret School of the Arts In Plalnfield. (908) 257-4340 Saturday, Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sat- (Continued from page 12) (908) 273-8787 NJ. STATE MUSEUM urday, and Sunday from 11 Gardens open daily from dawn 205 West State St., Trenton •Eiflfit "Constructions," ongo- a.m.-5p.m, Also open by ap- to dusk. Galleries (609) 292-6333 ing. pointment. Admission SI, discounts avail- •"The Traveler as Ethnogra- SCHOOLEVS •Juried sculpture exhibition, able. pher," ongoing. MOUNTAIN PARK through Oct. 31. •"Partner'Ship'Earth," 11 •Photographs by women pho- Route 517, long Valley ANCHOR 1 PALETTE RIDER COLLEGE a.m. and 1 p.m. July 24. Chil- tographers, ongoing. (908) 876-3100 45 Mount St., Bay Head Stuttant Center Art Galkry dren under 4 not admitted, •Space Day, July 24, •Build a homemade bird feed- (908) 892-7776 Route 206, Lawrenceville •"Sing a Song of Stars," 10 •Photo-illuminations by Franc er, 2 p.m. jury 31. Registration Monday through Saturday from (609) 896-5327 a.m., noon, and 2 p.m, July Palala, through Aug. 8. required. 10 a,m.-8 p.m., Sunday from Monday through Thursday from 24; 1 and 3 p.m, July 25; 11 •Exhibits related to the space SETONHAli 10 a.m.-2 p,m, noon-2 p.m. and 6-8 p.m.; Fri- a.m. Tuesday-Friday through shuttle and Earth, July 24-Aug. UNIVERSITY MUSEUM •WorKs by Susanna Anastasia, day through Sunday from 2-5 Aug. 27. Thursday and Friday from 22. Fahy Hall, South Orange noon-4 p.m. Misao Fishwick, and Patty p.m, Free admission. •"Secret of the Cardboard 12:30-4:30 and 5-8 p.m., Sat- •Various summer programs, (201) 761-9543 •"DECADEnce," members' Niebling, through July 29. •Student art exhibit, through Rocket," 10 a.m. Tuesday- show, through Aug. 15, urday and Sunday from 11 weekdays through Aug, 27. Monday through Fnday from 9 Aug, 29, Friday through Aug. 27. ARK II GALLERY CHILDREN'S a.m.-5 p.m. Admission $3 NEWARK MUSEUM a.m.-8 p.m., Saturday from 9 SOMERSET COUNTY UBRARY •"Cosmic Catastrophes," 2 33 Mine St., Remington days, $1.50 evenings; joint ad- 49 Washington St., Newark a.m.-4 p.m. Free admission. ZfO HOSPITAL North Bridge St., Somerville p.m. Tuesday-Friday throutfi (908) 782-8235 mission w/Clinton Historical (201) 596-6550 •Exhibit on the Lenape Indians »,«,«w Providence Rd. (908) 526-4016, Ext, 119 Aug. 27. Children under 4 not Friday through Monday from 10 Museum $5. Discounts avail- Wednesday through Sunday from 10,000 B.C.-A.D. 1758, Mountainside Open during library hours. admitted. a.m.-5:30 p.m, Also open by able. from noon-5 p.m. Free admis- ongoing. (908) 233-3720, Ext. 379 •WorKs by Branchburg school RARITAN VALLEY appointment. "Masks and paintings by Sally sion. Gallery tours at 1:30 p.m. WALLACE HOUSE/ Open to the public Monday students, through July 31. COMMUNITY COUfQC •Works of "Our American Heri- Spofford, through July 25. Thursday through Aug. 12. OtO DUTCH PARSONAGE through Friday from 8 a.m.- SWAIN GALLERIES Route 28, North Branch tage" by Dan and Pauline Cam- •'The Artist Looks at Hunter- •MtdteOft Matone and the Case 38 Washington PI, Somerville 4:30 p.m. or by appointment. 7O3WatchungAve., Plainfield (908) 231-8805 panellt, through July 31. don County," juried show, of t/i« M/ss/ng Maps, live the* (908) 725-1015 •Watercoiors by Betty Stroppel, (908) 756-1707 •"Touch the Stars," 1:30 and ART ON THE AVENUE ater, 1:30 p.m. July 23. George Washington's head- through Aug. 31. through July 25. Tuesday through Fnday from 3:30 p.m. Monday and 648 Bloomfield Are., Verona •Creative expressions with clay, quarters wtien he was stationed •Paintings and drawings by HUNTERDON COUNTY UBRARY 9:30 a.m.-5:3O p.m., Saturday Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday (201) 239-0039 through Aug. 18. Admission $4. 12:30 p.m. July 28. in Somerville in 1778. Open Charles David Markette, Route 12, Remington from 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, SKUtSKI ART GALLERY •Why the Son and the Moon Wednesday through Saturday through Aug. 31. (908) 788-1444 •Works by duCret School of the Friday, and Saturday from 10 PoMth Cultural Foundation Uw In (he Sty, film, 1 p.m. July from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday •Paintings by Joan Arbeiter, Open during library hours. Arts students, through July 30. a.m-6 p.m.; Thursday from 10 177 Broadway, Clark 28, from noon-5 p.m, Free admis- through Aug, 31. •Needlecraft by Hunterdon WALTERS HALL GALLERY a.m.-8 p.m.; Sunday from 10 Needlework Guild members, (908) 382-7197 •lethyotniisicolog/, live theater, sion. FRIENDSHIP LIBRARY Rutjers Arts Center a.m. -4 p.m. through July 31. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 1:30 p.m. July 30. THOMAS WARNE MUSEUM Falrfelgh Dickinson University Chapel Dr., New Brunswick •Paintings by Dan and Pauline and Fnday from 10 a.m.-5 Route 516, Old Sridge 285 Madison Ave., Madison •Senior citizens' art, through (908) 932-7511 010 BARRACKS MUSEUM p.m.; Wednesday from 10 Campanelli, through July 31. (908) 5660348 (201) 593-8532 July 31. Thursday through Saturday Barrack St., Trenton a.m.-9 p.m.; Saturday from 10 B.BEAMESDERFER GALLERY Open during library hours. KENNEDY LIBRARY from 3-10 p.m., Sunday from (609) 396-1776 Artifacts and genealogy of Old a.m.-2p.m, 6 North Second Ave. •Graphic design by Koga Hira- 500 Hoes Lane, Piscataway 2-5 p.m. Showing life in New Jersey dur- Undge (no Madison) Township. •Paintings by Robert Kubaryu- Highland Park no, through Sept. 17, (9081 463-1633 •"Photoformance" by Ernestine ing the Revolutionary War. Open Wednesday from 9:30 Houow&ki, Aug. 1-28. Recep- (906) 249-6971 QAUERYAT Open during library hours. Tuesday through Saturday from a.m.-noon end the first Sunday W. Ruben, through July 31. tion at 6 p.m. Aug. 1. Monday through Friday from 10 •Handmade toys by Clalr 11 a,m.-5 p.m., Sunday from of each month from 1-4 p.m. BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB WARNER-LAMBERT TRAILSIOC NATURE a.m.-6 p.m., Saturday from 10 Blouch, through July 31. • 1-5 p.m. Adults $2, senior citi- JANEVOORHEESZlMMERil Route 206, Princeton ART GALLERY AND SCIENCE CENTER a.nvS p.m. Also open by ap- •Needlepoint and cross-stitch zens and students $1, children ART MUSEUM (609) 252-6275 201 Tabor Rd., Moms Plains New Providence Rd. pointment, by Bill Alderson, through July under 12 50 cents. Rutgare Untvtftity Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, (201) 540-6678 Mountainside •Transformative Perspec- 31. OttORN-CANNONBALL HOUSE Hamilton St.. New Brunswick and Friday from 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Open by appointment only. (908) 789-3670 tives," works by four area pho- •Paintings by Grace Previty •"Contrasts" in art by Daniel Front St., Scotch Plains (908) 932-7237 Thursday from 9 a.m.-8 p.m.; Adults and children $2.50, M- tographers, through Aug. 21. Booth, through July 31. Kryzwicki and William Sturm, (908) 889-4137 Tuesday through Friday from 10 Saturday, Sunday, and July 5 . nior citizens $2,10. Children BLACKWELL STREET NABISCO GALLERY through Sept. 24. Historic house from c. 17SO. a.m,-4;30 p.m., Saturday and from 1-5 p.m. Free admission, under 6 not admitted. River Rd., East Hanover WATCHUNO ARTS CENTER •"Secrets of the Summef Sky," Open the first Sunday ol each Sunday from noon-5 p.m. Free CENTER FOR THE ARTS •N.J. State Teen Arts touring (201) 503-3238 18 Stirling Rd,, Watclumg 2 and 3:30 p.m. Sunday month from 2-4 p.m. Free ad- admission. 32-34 West Biackweil St. exhibit, through Aug. 22. Open to the public every day (908) 753-0190 through Aug. 29. mission, •"Recovering Histories," art in Dover HUNTERDON ART CENTER 7 Lower Center St., Clinton from noon-4 p.m, Free admis- Daily (except Saturday) from 1- •"Laser Revelations," 2 p.m. REEVES-REED ARBORETUM Chile since 1982, through Aug. (201) 328-9628 sion. 4 p.m. Donation. July 29, 165 HobartAve., Sumr.i 24. Thursday through Sunday from (908) 735-8415 July 21-23,1993 Forbes Newspaper? Curtain calls McCARTCR THEATRE glish translation, 8 p,m, July (201) 256-0576 Princeton University 22-24. Admission $18. •Dancing at lughnasa, New 91 University Place OFF-BROADSTREET THEATRE Jersey premiere of Brian Friel's Princeton 5 South Greenwood Ave. play in prewar Ireland. Through (509) 683-8000 Hopewell July 24. Admission $19-114, •me Cat in the Hat Club,, Cab- (609) 466-2766 discounts available. aret performance by McCarter's •/ Hate Hamlet, Paul Rudnick's TRIIOQY REPERTORY Summer Shakespeare program comedy of a TV actor trying to COMPANY teen ensemble features Ameri- make it on the live stage. July Pleasant Valley Park can musical favorites like "I 23-Aug. 28. Admission $17.25 Route 512, Lyons Hate Men" from WssMeKate Saturdays, $15.75 Fridays and (908) 204-3028 and mote. 7:30 p.m., July 23. Sundays. •Anyth/ng Goes, Cole Porter Admission $1. PIAYSIN-TH€-PARK musical from the Roaring 20s. M0NTCIA1R STATE C0U£QC Roosevelt Park Through July 24, Rain location: Upper Montclair Route 1, Edison Ridge High School, Basking (201)655-5112 (908) 548-2884 Ridge. Free admission. •Orphans, Lyle Kesslers drama •Nunsense, the first incarnation UNION COUNTY of two people searchir, for a of the little Sisters of Hoboken. MUSIC THEATER father figure. Studio Theatre, Through July 24. Admission $2; Redeemer Lutheran Church through July 25. Admission bring lawn chairs. 229 Cowperthwaite PI. 115, discounts available. PREMIER THEATRE COMPANY Westfield *Ain't M'ubehavin', musical bi- Henderson Theatre (908) 322-5065 * ography of blues legend Fats Route 520, Lncroft •Godspd, musical based on Waller. Through Aug. 21, Ad- (908) 758-1118 the Passion According to St. mission $25-$21, •The P/rates of Pewance, Gil- Matthew. 8 pm July 22, 23. NJ.SMAKEtPCANE FESTIVAL bert and Sullivan's operetta of Admission $6. Oowne Theatre the high seas. Through July 24. Drew University, Madison Admission $15-$10, discounts COMING UP 1201) 408-5600 available. •Measure for Measure, expos- SOMERSET VAQIYPUVERS IUCHI COUNTY PLAYHOUSE ing corrupt government of the Amwell Rd., Neshanic 70 South Main St. 17th century. Through July 24. (908) 369-7469 New Hope, Pa. Jackie Nelll stars In the Plays-in-the-Park Kenn Wtbb and Krlttlne Melllna star In thi Admission $10. •Chess, musical set In the (215) 862-2041 production of Nunsense, which closes Satur- Somtrtet Valley Players' production of the "Otne/io, the Bard's most Inti- course of a world championship •42nd Street, Michael Ben- mate tragedy. Through Aug. 7, chess match. Through Aug. 8. nett's long-running musical of day at Roosevelt Park In Edison. musical Chess, which continues with week* Admission $30-$14, discounts Admission $15, discounts lift bactotaf*. July 28-Aug, 8. Admission $22-$19. end performances through Aug. 8. available. available. (908) 322-5065 story of two people and their UNDEN SUMMER PIAYHOUSE •Venus and Adon/s, staged STAQEWORKS/SUMMIT •The Ghost of Cantervl/le Hall, romantic passions. July 27-31. Union County Arts Center reading of the Bard's epic Kent Place School mystery set in England with a Admission tl9-$14, discounts NOW PLAYING available. poem, July 25,26. Admission 1601 Irving St., Rahway 42 Norwood Ave., Summit family from Texas. 8 p.m. July available, BUCKS COUNTY PUVHOUSE HUNTERDON HILLS $10, (908) 273-9383 (908) 925-1389 27, 28. Adults $5, senior citi- VILLAGERS THEATRE 70 South Mam St. PLAYHOUSE THE NEW THEATER •Frankenstein, Mary Shelley's •George M, biographical musi- New Hope, Pa. Route 173, Hampton Rutgffi Arti Ctnttr monster brought to the stage. cal about the composer George zens and students S3. 475 DeMott Lane, Somerset (215) 862-2041 1-800-447-7313 George St., New Brunswick Through Aug. 7. Admission M. Cohan. 8 p.m. July 29-31. SUMMERFUN THEATER (908)873-2710 *42nd Street, musical derived •you Made Me Love You, revue (908) 932-7511 $15,5O-$10.5O. Admission $5, Weiss Arts Center, •flodgers and Hart; A Celebra- from the Busby Berkeley films of American song and dance. •La Nonna, Argentine comedy SUMMERFUN THEATER STUDIO ONE Montdair Kimberley Academy tion of songs from the com- Of the 30s, Thfough July 25. through Sept. 25. 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Exit 14OA L July 21 23,1993 Forties Newspaper 15 Central New Jersey's Best Choice For Meeting Someone Close To Home. 60plm isurt ofForbti Newtopm' Introduction, It ti intended for w bypp ptople looking for other ptoplt with MOPItllONAL UP- 36. SMklng lingte famala whom to tittbliwrtlatiamhipi. rtlatiamhipi. for mart information traveling companion without ananyy rwWctJona, whose pttiU (ill 1-tmf 9-9495. able to Trawl at whim. Any nationality. This advertiser ACTIVI JIWHH WIDOW nil also chosen to receive mail. Ptwaej send letter Youthful older woman, college instructor, illm, ittrac- we'll send the flowers! to: Introductions, Box 4164 Forbfi Newtpepers P.O. m, Sonwvllle, NJ 0SS76 or rwpond to fat41M tlv#( S'4, humorous, Intellectual, athletic, coinpa* ilomti I a good llatener. Would like to mitt a man Trtvtlinf CcmpMtom it tart of Forbti Ntwtpiptri' in- 70-70 + who m|oyi good conversation, politics, film, Etch week someone who pltces • troduction!. 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Loves life, cooking, people, Introductions is the place to be. 30's, no drugs, alcohol or smoking, for SWF, beauti- animals & occasional cocktail. Dining out & much ful ash blonde, 29, creative, spiritual, loving, honest, more. Would like lo meet someone similar. NS, be- sincere, intuitive, sexy, 57,130 lbs. and much, much tween 63 & 73. Box 4381 Our Introduction advisors are ready to more, Ext. 4474 make it easy to place your FREE ad. SINGLE WHITE MALE IMS 43, In search of S/D/WF, 36-50, tor a serious & LTR. I Everyone who places an ad by Friday like stock car races. I like lo do almost anything. I am 5'9,175 lbs,, looking for a one-on-one relationship. A at S p.m. of that week's publication is woman who likes to be spoiled, I like the shore. Btiiintti Contact* I'J a tww clauification and it part of automatically eligible to win. Call Smokers OK, kids OK, pete OK, Somerset County Forbti Newtpapen' Introduction. It it intended for utt area, race unimportant. I hope to hear from you real by ptoplt looking for other people with whom to ditcuti 1-800-559-9495 to place your ad today! soon. Please call Ext. 4322. buiintit, For mort info plant call l>800-M9-949$. THIS ADVERTUM HAI ALSO CHOMN TO HE- Winners will be announced each week CllVt MAIL MJAU UNO UTTER ANO PHOTO YOUNG PROFESSIONAL in Forbes Classifieds. TO: INTRODUCTIONS ROX M34, FORKS NEWS- looking for business partners to join tha growing PAPERS, PO SOX —, SOMERVILU, NJ 0H7I, Joint Venture Marketing activity. No Investment No 'Person receiving t» flowers must live or work in qualifications) or exper. required. Training provided at SUCCESSFUL, BUT NOT RICH no cost to the right people, Phase call Ext. 4512. the Forbes Newspaper primary market area and Highly educated, but not an executive. Not tall (5'f 0), be able to accept delivery during the weekday not dark (blonde hair, blue eyes), not handsome (but business hours. attractive). Just a normal guy who Is good at what he does & believes that life should be shared with some- aVMffGIM RMfNNV one special. DWM In his 40s would like to hear trom a S/DF who appreciates good companionship. Extrciu Ptrtntn it part of torbtt Ntwipapen' Introduc- Winner week #5 Please call Em. 4336. tion. It it mttndtd for we by ptoplt looking for other 27 YEAR OLD people with whom to rxercite or pldy ipoitt. tor mort attractive tat chick, under 300 but over 200 lbs., I information pitttt cull /.W0-J59-W9J. have green eyes & brown hair, I'm looking for a P. S. of sincere, warm-hearted, tun-loving SWM 25-35, who is not married but employed., I like to play pool, go to 1007 movies, read & tlsh. I like to spoil & be spoiled, New Brunswick Sarloui only reapondl please call sxt. 3602 CRIBBAGC PLAYERS We're looking for cribbage players interested In form- FOR MORE Ing a group to promote regularly scheduled games in the Bndgewater/Somerville area. Call ext. 4227 211 Lakeview Avenue INTRODUCTIONS Game Haym 6- UobbynU is part of Forlm Newtpaptn' Piscataway Introduction. It is intended fur mt by ptople looking for Forbes SEE NEXT PAGE ollitr ptoplt with ulmm tt> /'/iiv y,tmts or vufuv Hobltirt. CLASSIFIEDS for more informalum plw w/l J-S"-Jf!MJ9$ 752-5210 TO PUCE AN AD TO ANSWER AN AD 1-800-559-9495 1-900-226-1003 $2 FOR THE FIRST MINUTE, $2 FOR EA. ADDTL MINUTE Take some time to write down some characteristics about yourself, and your preferences 1. Note the extension numbers at the end ol the ads you would like lo answer about the type ol person you would like to meet. 2. To respond by phone, call 1-900-226-1003 from a Touch-Tone phone and follow the voice You can place your Introductions ad just by calling 1-600-559-9495. Our specially trained staff prompts and record your messages. 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We will laugh, enjoy unmar- undy hair, seeks younger, slim, attractivs, demure interesting lilt, hardworker, successful carter and a children, 1 boy, 1 girl, that live with ms, ISO S or ried, 5'9" to 6T live near me, art late 40'S to 50's, female tor LTR ft family, with take charge hind ol good friend. Looking for an Intelligent, kind, educated DWF, 2140, Him k attractive, for fun times & dating, coll. sduc, seeking a 1 on 1 relationship, acilvn. man, p*w»e call ait.4297 man lor companionship and fun and whatever devel- please call sxt.3610 Bonuses: German, bearded, Gemini, wgrk in law ui ops. Lovs black tie, the beach, boats, hikes, txpJor- DIVORCED WHITE MALE businsss. Tumofls: sexual gorillas, egocentric men. ing, advinturt, museums and Brlgantint. Pltast call Very good looking, Brn. hair, Blue eyes, 40; S'6, This advertiser has also chosen to receive mall. ARE YOU MY KMQHT IN WIWMO MMOUM Ext. 3049. 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To share) good times, maybe learn tennis Of anything but shallow. I'm in extraordinary woman k i happy dancing til 2 AM or crashing on tht couch with a DWM who Is attractive, fit and trim with no children golf. Please call Ext. 4507. a good movie. I'm 5'10". slim, & fairly attractive. If believe tht American Driam can still ba achisved. All or older children 38-48 who is not afraid of commit- you art a SWF who has intelligence, ambition, a I need It thf right mart by my sldt for m« to admlrt. DIVORCED WHITE MALE- 43, professional, 6 , 160 mtnl and looking to build Ills together, tit 44SS. lbs., seeking SWF, 35-41 yrs. old, 5'2-5'6, medium great sense of humor and like Disney movies, give Pitas* call Eit. 3613. me a call. PS.- Nice logs aro a plus, but not neces- DIVORCED WHITE FEMALE build, for serious relationship & whatever develops. tary, Pis, call ext,4460 AM YOU MAD* 48, I am a nice woman who is educated, finacially Sense of humor a plus, but must be outgoing ft good To hsva fun and graat times? Com* join this 27 ytar secure, and capable ol taking care of herself, would conversationalist, to enjoy movies, dining out t the ISO REAL MAN old SJM tor excitement and adventure I'm 5'11". wall like to meet a decent man, between the ages of 40 & occasional rainy day. Please no fanatics or people not wanting Barbie, NO hend-games, attractive, intel- built, have brown hair and blue eyes, a big heart, 55, who is not self-centered, someone who Is sincere, with little time on their hands. Please call Ext. 4333. ligent, n/s, I am young, enzy, m wheelchair, indepen- gentle but outgoing personality, good listener, and a honest, employed & wants to find a friend first & // is the poluy of 0m m-sspjpir nut to publish any dent, actress, wriior, pn-.*••• tikes, music, panics, caring, sincere attmido, My ioisuro activities Include ! possibly moro once wo get to know oach other, oily l>vnmiiil itdvctiH'tncnt tl'.it >• , !•< (Cc/l/y ICVIW/, iiiiyjfs- quiot nights, csnn'^r ' ng or leol young, NO dining out, playing boach volleyball, going to tho r.inglo a avuilahle mon nnod apply, Id*; onjoy our JERKS! IV: re' : ' ,ng assistance, Don'1 liimctt, tiavoiing, going lo cijtfpfi'ousos, and reading stimiTifr tf:r|pili(i' m ih" h»nc^ TI my :irv ' hint tipinr; noccl a m.in. (, ,] 07 1 1 *• u- ', ;\i 'Miij ,]iui ' llvui .ii'd I ' . IT,!'! • unr,? f !u'_Jt.'1l» -r ph '.-;ii! i) : •>,''.[ 1 : • li'i fn (•>"!./Alii' i •' . ' • .'•' •"','! 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Is non pretentious, daughter, responsible, conscientious, honest, sin- JAMAICAN MALE laugh, Independent, educated, romantic, likes to play And onjoys the following activities: reading, plays, cere, methodical, structured, detail-oriented, no 42 yr. old, Physically til, 5 5, 156 lbs, Looking for a In the garden together, making things grow, enjoys movies, concerts, dining out, dancing, cycling, hik- drugs, social drinker, smoker, 5 ft. 9 in., 160 lbs., fomalo between the ages ol 32-36. Seeking non- brown hair & eyes, moustache, rugged looking, kid- cooking together, traveling, sharing adventures, very smoker and non-drinkor, and a professional who is ing, amusement parks, picnics, weekend getaways, sensitive, very caring, and be very down to earth & ust to name a few. Desires a tall slim attractive, al-hiart, Greek heritage. physically fit. If you enjoy a good time call ext, 4162, Enjoys model-railroading, computers, bowling, soft- ready tor ths relationship of a lifetime. Call Ext. 4334. ntelligint, honest black/Hispanic woman ovtr 30 yrs. LOOK NO FURTHER, HERE I AM! young. Non-smoker with old fashion valuer Would bail, football, ice-hockey, Star Trek, jigsaw puzzles, FIERY, FASCINATING I FIT FEUNE ; do-it-yourself projects, movies, dinners out, board /ery attractive SWF, non-smoker, in search of hand- like to shart in some or all ol tht activities plus the Very attractive, DWPF 5'5", 123 lbs, 40ish, looks some SWM, 50-54, 57 to 5'9, for 1-on-t relationship. things she enjoys doing as well. For friendship, com- games, the beach, amusement parks, domestic travel 30ish, non-smoker, w/long blond wavy hair k green preferably by car or train, friends, family, and cozy Interests are dancing, occasional travel, eves, at panionship ana more. Mother with small child wel- eyes, loves dining, dancing k dreaming, Seeks WPM, horns. Csll me • you won't be disappolntsdl Todsy comt. Pfrast rispond to s«t. 4481 cuddly evenings at home. ISO monogamous long- non-smoker, 40-50's, with great mind, soul, and term, live-in relationship, w/educstsd, int. forthright, may bs our LUCKY day. Please call Bt. 4327. body, for ths belt in Hie, Please art. 4290 petite or slim, financially secure SWF/OWF, w/either LOOKING FOB THAT SPECIAL WOMAN CARING no kids or 1 daughter no younger than 10. QAYWWTIMAUE If you love to laugh, enjoy going out A love hugs, Physically fit DWM, 37, 5 9, 160 lbs. wtih a g You must want a 50/50 honest relationship, enjoy 31 yrs. old, 5'11, 155 lbs., brn. hair/eyes. Somerville look no further. I'm s 43 yr old SWM who Is looking heart, ssnss of humor 4 traditional values. I enjoy a pimptrlng I being pampered, k bt receptive to area. Enjoy romantic times, Antiques, long walks In for tWf up to 40 to share great times With, I love to widt range of outdoor activities as well as movies, moving Into my house. Rather than live life alone, the city, looking for possible relationship. Looking for dance or just cuddle. Looking for • woman who plays k dining at various restaurants. I'm interested make the effort and Invest in a mutually satisfying k someone 11-31. Plssss call art. 3033. wants to be serenaded by my guitar. Cm S'B, 160 lbs. In meeting a slim, sensitive S/DF, 37 or younger with beneficial relationship. Let us embracs ths future with hazel/green eyes & I work out rtfutarty I love to GIRLFRIEND WANTED no children to share similar Interests 4 possibly a through lovs, understanding, compsnlonship, k em- travel, Reply art. 4409 meaningful one-to-one relationship. Please call Ext. tlonsJ support; Eipsrlsncs lils's up s k downs hand* SWM, 33, sidling, talt, dark, looks tine, deep, edu- 44M. IrHwid; Strive towards attaining both our Individual cated, works out, ISO, team minded, caring, SWF, N7 LOOKING FOR THE GIRL WHO WANTS TO IE i Joint desires; ft fulfill ths dreams thst drive us to S, for summer fun, museums, walks, movies, defi- TREATED RIGHT C0UIM0RAO survive tach lonely day. Mind-game players 4 those nitely for LTR, please call ext.3611 SWM. I'm 23 years old, 69, blue eyes, light brown 25-yr. old SJM who enjoys sports, music k movies & staking a free rids need not respond. Pleass call skt. HANOfOME DtVOftCEOI JEWISH MALE heir, college graduate and a sensHdt fuy. I'm Inter- tht short setting SJF, 20-25. with similar Interests. 4293 ested in finding someone who can IN) herself, think Please cm Extension 4326, 42, professional, positive, good shape, romantic, car- ing, many Interests (SO I/OWF, up to 42, petite at- on her own, will try anyihlng Iron Mne sksttw, 0*VOPKEDWMmiUL£ tractive, romantic, smart. Friendship-Romance rsia- camping el ai mountsimountsin lake, lo rsfafjs| on the oou* I'm a very attractive 37 ytar old tsir, furtlovlng red- 60, professional, very sctive, fit, ft financially stable. tionshJp call txt. 4360 and waichlnoI a googood movie. Could yw.tt the girl I'm head • adventurous and full of life. I Ilk* i man with a An average man- no drinking or drugs, but I smoke. king for? Please c ,4422. :-V great sens* of humor, rugged, down to earth, and lookinfl tor SWF, slim, 28-43, needing a nice emo- HANMOMEIINOLE WHITE MALE IS ADVtRTtttR tions! start In life who likes to bt spoiled and knows 35, 5', 6", brown hair, blue eyes, physically fit, great —- TO m must be financially secure. Someone who likes any- CirVl MAIL PLEASE SEND LIT** AND PHOTO thing from fine dining to getting lost In the woods. II how to spoil In return. 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Pltast must bt very attractive, 28-36,5'9"4T', In shape, 34 MOItlV MOUNTAIN MUSI SWM, 27, liw student, Intelligent, attractive, thin caJlaxt.3605 inch waist or small, 0-2 kids oh, norwmoktr/drug Cool walks on country roads, quaint tea rooms, looking for SF, 30-35, Inttlllgtnt, Independent, attrac- user, honest, polite, not a slob or lazy, must be browsing in antique shops, In touch with nature. tive, plaw call axt.3603 secure about yourself yet not self cantered, for a Early W i, unique wtH-educalsd, attractlva, Jtwish DWF, Divorced mother, 41, 5' 3", nice figura, sexy. meaningful relationship I possible marriage, if you fit widow, likes to travel, enjoys gourmet cooking, art, MAQICMAN good seme of humor, likes Jersey shora and soft all of tht above, than please can am.4294 music, goU Sttka gentleman 5545 of quality wtth Thli 52 year old, attractive, separated but available, rock music. Looking for successful, profetelonal same inferests. Pressntly Irving at Ocean County Saa- JWM Is r seltanployed professional In starch of • mala over tha age of 47 for romanSc reiatiomhip with SINGLE WHITE MALE short, hope you wouldn't mind meeting ma halfway, pttHt, sexy lady who It MUCH youngtr than I am for possibility of living together. Ext. 4421, 26,56", 165 lbs., brown hair 1 Wot eyas, educated, Please call ext 4163. • long (arm relationship, I Am a non-emoker, vtry seeks SWF, 20*20, with the following In common, THIS AOVBJmiElt HAS ALSO CHOttN TO RE READMYPIRBONAL light social drinker, with multlplt interests ranging healthy, attractive, athletic, tnjoys outdoors, and Is CEIVB MAIL PUAIE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO from modem novels to fait can to Vegas. I rifwd DWF, non-smoker, 5' 5", grten tyta, 401th conservative with old-fashioned values, lo build TO: INTIWOVCTIONS, BOX 4113, F0MH MM* two glrli who art marrltd and hivt thtlr own livti, I slonal, looking for tall, professional buamaaatf friendship A possllbe relationship, pktait call tit PAMRS, P.O. BOK 6B, IOM1RVHU, NW BSttt, mill having youngitan (not adult chlldrtn) around should be financially secure, iHiaa We, good rimes 3601. tha houM, to If you hava kids, thats a plus, Hopt- and Is down to aarth wtth a sense of good humor and IMMTIO SUNOCR SINGH JEWISH FINALE fully, you ara a woman who can mail* decisions, sense Of reality. Must answer this trivia: How many SINGLE WHffl MALE 5'3", attractive A Charming, Auburn hair, haiet •yes, underitsnds tha pressures of business, In Impulsive, dimples In a gotfbail? Please leave anewer, brttf mas- 26, 51, Monde hair A blue eyes, formtr marine, practice In alternative hearth cart. Loves exercise In tandar, haa a good unit of humor, can even laugh saga and name and phone number and I (em caN you weight-lifter, Catholic, smoker, social drinktr, ta- nature, mountains, crtalivt axprasston, word play, al herself, and it willing to do lomathlng at tha drop back. Ext. 4337, tootd, biker, Mechanical Engineering studtnt. I like theatre, dancing. Steks S/DJPM, 35-45,5'9-1f", sltn- ol a hat. And hopefully, you art a woman who needs 50 s, 6O'a I Heavy Metal, Hate Rap A Club Music. dtr, athletic, nappy, honorable, communitlvt, for both to glvt and rtctlvt lots of affection. If you can SINGLE ATTOACTIVE 17 VBAfl YOUNG WOMAN Looking for SCF, no druge. Pltaet call Ert. 4329. love, fun, A family, please call t«t.4293 SEEKING MR. MQHT- Ha should bt a SW/DWM, be Introspective and thoughtful, if you like to rough* SINGLE WHtTl MALE houie one minute and cuddle the next, If you aren't educated, flnancially/emotionalty secure, affectionate, TWICE AS NICE respectful, and Interested in a htendanip and pos- 31, down to tarth, handsome, athletic. Intellectual, 2 Fimilt (Hands realty tired ol weirdos, long-haired afraid of meaningful emotion or commitment, and If shy, romantic, sometimes talkative, other times quiet. you ara willing to try to work out your hangups (we all sible long-itrm monogamous relationship. I'm 57, frtike, rap stare, htavy mttal monsttrs A other simi- petite, and hava brown naturally curty hair, and ham Like outdoor activities A exercise but also like to lar types. Ona SWJF, 22,51, blonde, bluosyed, sdu- have them), give me a call Pleas~ e respond' to ext. '•lax in peace A quiet. Libtral, horttst A loyal. Uke 4471 gretn ayes. I enjoy pltasure traveling, a grtat listener cated. Enjoya working out, travel, movies, the btach, and conversationist, dancing, spectator sports, cul- tennla, skiing, bicycling, fitness, nutrition, mustums, dancing, NYC/AC. Other, SWF, Catholic, 26, 5'6, bru- MMMAQC MINDED? tural events and much more. I'm rot proud mother of parks, theater, history, politics, etc. Looking for a nttte, brown-eyed, educated. Enjoys working out, Want i eMMT I want a wife: Let's make a deaL.Har- two beautiful cats (a/h/a "my kids"). I'm vary ambi- woman to share lilt with. Pltase call Ext. 4335. horseback riding, NYC/AC, rock/bluei music, con- dworklng SWM, 28, very m, 6' + . Very Intelligent, tious, compassionate, and adventurous. Desiring a SINGLE WHITE MALE certs. Wt ara leaking 2 SWM, ages 25-33 with similar suave looking, Prof, needs mousy Country Girl, Cor- loolmate-not lust a "playmate." If wa share similar 31,6*2,190 lbs. likes sports, movies A outdoors. I am interests for friendship A possible relationship. We're porate Lady, or lr>beiwMn( 19-29 or so, to share Interests snd this "no nonsense" fun-loving woman slnctrs A honest A have a good stnst of humor. I looking for U2. Give us a ring on Ext, 4379. walks, movies, dinner, cuddling, beach, love (a busi- has peaked your curiosity-then call or send me a work crazy hours 3-11pm. Looking for WF 25-40 with VERY PRETTY DIVORCED JEWISH FEMALE ness together?) Sacrificing lor Bountiful life. Ext. note (picture optional). I truly baiitvt LIFE IS MEANT similar hours A interests, who believes In meaningful 3926. TO BE LIVED 11 Exploring LIFE'S CHALLENGES Is the 48, 58", slim, green ty*ei, dark hair, Successful psy- relationships. If you're out there-let's talkl Please call chologist, 2 children home, financially secure, sense KEY TO A HAPPY FULFILLING EXISTENCEII Pttast Ext. 3039 MILLIONAIRE WITH YACHT A MERCEDES NOT- reply ext. 4475. of humor, caring, sociable, flexible, lifcea music, din- etlll reading? SWM-30 {looks 24-25), 510. med. build SINGLE WHITE MALE Ing, travel, warning, movies, leading. Seeks male (not thin-but not fat eitherl) Shoulder length Brn. hair, THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE* counterpart with traditional valuta for sharing laughs, CllVt MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO 35, tall, handsome, athlete, in excellent ehape, enjoys green eyes, tnjoys lites simple pleasures. Blue music, swimming, picnics, & dining out, financially romance, good times A bad In LTR. Pleaae reply Ext. Jeans, flock ft Roll, Comedy clubs, camping, Shore. TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4476, FORBES NEWS- 3325 PAPERS, PO BOX SSt, I4H>WVtLU Hi 0>f76. secure, and very steady, seeks attractive, physically Down to earth w/great sense of humor, Fun loving, t fit femalt, 25-35 yr. old, with similar interest A likes to Adventurous A a hopeless Romantic seeks sime in WANTED: ROMANTIC OUTDOORS MAN SINGLE BUCK CHRISTIAN FEMAU have tun, pltsse call ext,3609 Art you a S/DWM 35-48, humorous, kind, easy-going, an attractive WF 21-35 w/same interests for Fun, Ro- 32 yr, old, I have been single over 4 yrs A comfort- mance, Adventure & possible long term relationship. SINGLE WHITE MALE honest, romantic, rugged? Do you like horseback able. But not enough to want to stay, looking for riding, camping, picnics, RenaUsance Fairs? Would I am a smoker. Please call Ext. 4515 someone who has no children, but wants some In the Handsome, athletic, successful, well-educated, sta- ble sincere. Enjoys sports, outdoors, tennis, golf, you like to teach someone to fish or ski? Then, this NEW TO NEW JERSEY future. I Have none now, looking for someone to help DWF is for you. I am a very youthful, 40 bubbly, me find myself, love me A not leave me. I am no movies, the arts & travel. Seeks beautiful affection- My Hie so far has been interesting. I've been married. ate, Intelligent, athletic, non-smoking female (25*35) romantic, intelligent, caring, affectionate, a great con- Divorced. I'vs lived all over the country. I'm 50, a Beauty but not gross either. I want very much to love versationalist with varied Interests Including: horses, A bt loved. To grow A prosper together decently, I who anjoys life, companionship, romance A sharing white male, very down to earth, 5'8, 155 lbs. af- all of tha above. If you're between 52 A 57, tx»p- photography, stock car racing, movies, music md fectionate, warm, caring, loving, with green eyes, prefer someone who Is outgoing because I am re- much more. I am open to learning and sharing new served. Going places I love. Please call ext.4295 tionally attractive, physically fit i desire a strlous black hair, mustache, dark complexion. I'm funny, relationship with a great all around guy who promises interest!; want a possible LTR. Please call ixt, 4470 romantic, faithful, a one-woman man, sincere, honest, SINGLE MALE, 97 to make you happy, Pltast call ext. 4402 not superficial, not pretentious or miterlalistic. I pre- WHITE WIDOWED MALE Tall, athletic. Looking for open minded, sensual fe- Warm, witty A wonderful. I'm 42 yrs. old, 5' 6, 140 fer natural things, cuddling, gardening, doga, house male. Age A race is unimportant. Call me, and let's SINQU WHITE MALE plants, the outdoors, parks, farms, long walks on the Looking for young female who Is pretty, kind and lbs., in great inapt, have a good job & no kids, start enjoying each others company! Please reply tnterestid in meeting a nice lady, should be petite & beach, or the beauty of the woods. I'm an artist, I like ext. 4380. attractlvt, I want to have a nice, meaningful and crafts, exploring flea markets, old movies, all ani- friendly relationship with a girl that wants to be prttty with a great sense of numor. I llkt music, mals, laughter, good conversation, friends, backyard SINGLE WHITE CHRISTIAN FEMAU happy in ona relationship. I keep busy physically by sports, play baseball, enjoy eating dinners at restau- barbecues, books, museums, dancing, dining out, or Born Again, 48, warm, caring, outgoing, 5', blue taking karate1* working out a little with weights, just nnts A going to movies. I am a smoker. Please call just eating pizza at home. I would like to share a pie eyes, told I'm attractive. In school for counseling enough to look and feel good. I am 57 and have Ext. 4330. with a woman who enjoys the simple things of life, degree, ACOA background. I love laughter, nature's long curly brown hair and a cute face. Perfect chance ***WANTED*** like quiet cozy evenings. A woman who's sensitive, beauty, warm, caring people, good books, old to mtet your someone special. In my personality, the affectionate, warm and loving, with a good sense ot movies, having fun, children, animate, sharing Harley man, good-looking, 47-52, clean, unmarried, most important thing Is the companion I have, Please who knows how to treat a lady who lives to ride, humor and who's a bit unconventional. I would like to thoughts, feelings & God's love. Enjoy singing, acting rail Ext, 3336. meet a down to earth real person with old fashioned & writing. Would like to meet strong Christian gentle- needs to love & be loved, & knows how to trtat a traditional values, 3548 (please, not too overweight), man {strong Christian, gentle man) with good, kind, man. You must be employed, have other Interests & SINGLE WHITE MALE have a good sense of humor. If you hate your moth- lor friendship, snuggling, and possible long-term mo- understanding {ol himself A dhers) heart. Please call Tall, handsome, Attorney emotionally and financially nogamous relationship, Please call Ext, 4513. Extension 4323. er, art crazy, have a bad temper, a superego, are a secure seeks tall, very attractive, WF, 28-45, for (he control freak, need more than 1 woman & lie a lot, THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- bosl things in life expensive and Free. Ext. 4473. NSW TO SOMERSET COUNTY CEIVE MAIL. PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO don't call. Normal men, please call Extension 4331. THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- 44, divorced white female, healthcare professional, TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 152, FORBES NEWSPA- CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO busy working on my degree at a weekend college, PERS, PO BOX 6M, SOMERVILLt, NJ 0SS78. CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4473, FORBES NEWS' TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4331, FORBES NEWS- finally has the summer oil. Haven't had a chance to PAPERS, PO BOX 696, SOMERVILLE, H4 0B6TS. make new friends. Id like to get back lo what I en oy, SINGLE WHITE FEMALE PAPERS, PO BOX 699, SOMERVILLE, NJ 0M76. natural living, outdoors activities like biking, hikng, Attractive, 49, btondo, blue-eyed, looking for SINGLE WHITE MALE, 30, MY FAMILY A FRIENDS long walks, rides in the country and exploring, all outgoing white male, 48-58, at least 5'10, who enjoys tell me I'd make a great catch, only I don't like going types of music from Reggae to Blue Grass, getting life's celebrations, dining out, entertaining at home, to bars lo meet women. If you wouldn't mind a guy Into shape, but most Importantly good and funny dancing & good conversation Only men with a sense that could build you furniture, take you on romantic conversations and friendship. I have an adventurous of humor & sincere attitude need apply. Please call camping trips & take you Antique hunting, I wouldn't nature and I'm opon lo learning, sharing and having Extension 4338. mind meeting you. Incidently, I'm pretty good looking lun and taking risks (I just returned from a white SINGLE WHITE FEMAU too, Please call Ext, 4506 water rafting trip in WV with my kids. What a blast 37, down to earth, wavey, light brown, shoulder although I was a little scared). I appreciate the absur- SINGLE WHITE MALE length hair and brown eyes, 5 6", larger frame but 35, 176 Ib*, muscular build, brown hair, grten eyes. dities that life can offer and can laugh at myself.(why not obese, a smoker, attractive, likes cooking, stay- else would I write this personal). I'd love to meet a Sick of the bar scene, tired of games, Pm honest, ing homo for a quiet evening w/a movie or going out. fomanlic, handsome with good sense of humor, like patient man with similar interests who wants to ex- Works dill hours but kind of a night owl. Looking tor liiinnlinwii\ n ifcwwd hv A'rirrVv Siwspa- plore (the Bridges of Madison County) with me this to work out and hava many different Interests. Look- a sincere, honest, S/DWM, kids ok, 35-50 who knows ing for SWF, 26-35, very attractive, shapely who is pm, 44 W'lvrms Mammal Dr. /.., ,V»wir''- summer. Please respond to eat. 4479. how lo treat a lady, S1 10" and over, average or solid also Into fitness, honest & sincere, looking lor a long vilk, NJ (M7(\, l:t)ihc\ ,Vu spofn'iV Intro- NIFTY FIFTY larger frame, who wants a one on one relationship. term relationship. Call Ext 4467. nice & line looking Indy. Fit & Fun WWJF seeking No head games please Only serious minded callers ductions is ii ii'dv n> tiwct i>i't>pk: Itnd (/ soul mate for lun & whatever, II you're physically need call- axt 3806. SINGLE WHITE MALE it'iuiis pnitih't, n lottrili hi hittt^'t i» immhii 36, varied Interests, flexible and varied work hours, (and hopefully financially) Fit & looking for fun, age Is SINGLE WHITE FEMALE i hi\wul tnti\u Itm'i \\hiiti'\ci Your nucHMy no problem. Nice looking would be tine. Personality a looking for a SWF with varied interests, attractive, 2?., 5'B", Enjoy dancing, movios, cuddling a plusl I 1 plus, good sense ol humor a must. Please call Ext adventurous and appreciates someone with good you should be n/t/r to Inui uwiawi to \litn? enjoys walks, love tho beach, camping and I adore sanae ol humor. Pleats respond to Ext, 4472 45H. hiking. I have a bubbly sense ol humor & you should them h'lsoiuil tulu')tt\cmcnt\ atul wuv nutii PERFECTION: the same. Must enjoy children. I am looking for a SINGLE WHITE MALE n\i:s\agf\ nuiv nut uiiihtttt tuiiyiiiw that i\ A man who believes that common interests are soc- SWM. 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A man who loves to SINGLE WHITE FEMALE DWM, snjoya tennis, theatre, Jersey shore, A working amti'iu in rrplv of n /VIMHM! tuhviitwowm laugh & enjoy life; who believes that having a sense very attractive, 30, 110 lbs,, 5'5 w/1 child, non- out is looking for slim, nice looking professional S/ You mu\t he IS \em\ m oldvi ID it\e ilu\ ol humof wins hall the battle. II you are close to DWF 32-42, non-smoker, drug free w/slmllar Interests perfection, unattached, between 38-50, this attractive, smoker, non-drug user, sincere, honest, organized A noal, secure about mysall, Wishing to meet SWM. lor Irienshlp/rolatlonshlp. Please call Exl. 450B, Fortes Newspapers July 21-23,1993 I Side orders The court at the mall Headquarter* C«ft, Pit- cataway. Tuesday night male re- Begin your evening view, $5 cover, 9 p.m. (906) 752-1240), with a light dinner * * * Stefano's, Mansion Hotel, } Fanwood. Early bird special now at Nordstrom s through Labor Day every nitfit ByMICKIPULSINELU (Friday and Saturday before 6 Culinary Com.'sporu/enr p.m.), (908) 889-7874. Ofdttram'i Garden Court RtttoUf»ntin the Mcnln Metuchcii liMtj Metuchen. Park Mall is a bright ami Smoking and norvsmoWng din* N comfortable dining room. ing now available. DJ "Jaye" As its name implies, tin- ntmos- Thursday, Friday and Saturday, phcrc resembles an uutsidc Dancing. Also, after the show on court. Sunday (10 p.m.), Dairy lunch special 11:30 a.m.4 p.m. (908} There is white IntiK'c. ivy, pnlms 494-2411. and live plants throughout. # * * are seated at cal'r tables with cusli- Nofdstfom, Garden Room ioned metal armchairs, or at a ban- Restaurant, Menlo Park Mai, quette located on both sides of the Edison. Twiejrt special: enjoy dining room. SHARON WILSON/WEEKENDPLUS Plays in the Park and dfcmer An interesting feature was the Nordstrom's Garden Court Restaurant at the Menlo Park Mall is a popular destination for diners from 5-7 p.m, and nceft* 20 percent off your check (906} small black bowl with fresh cama- on their way to the movies or nearby Plays-in-the-Park performances. 603-5000. tions and baby's breath flowers at * • • each table. I was told that the flowers are changed daily. ($9.95). This was a dish he would normally ask for. The Garden Court menu is small. It offers lighter choices, sand- The salmon was light and flaky and tasted fresh. I know because my Wscadrwey. Saturday and Sun* wiches, salads and entrees. The "Lighter side" menu includes vegetable husband asked me to try some. He said he had nothing to compare it day nlajiti 12 OL Defcnonioo soup ($2.50) and salads ($3); soup, salad and sandwich for $7.95 or a with. I thought it was very good. steak $7.95; plus el new turn* quiche and salad ($7.95) or a Sante Fe for $6.95. My pasta dish was also very good. The sauce was light enough to There are six sandwiches ($6.95-$8.95) with choices of steak, turkey enhance the taste of the fresh basil and the mushrooms. I ate all of it. Mds eat free every Saturday and club, grilled chicken arugulu, shrimp salad and the traditional ham- My husband had the toasted pound cake and vanilla ice cream for Sunday 4-7 p.m. Brtofrwtter burger. Some salads (five selections), can be ordered as an entree ($5.95- dessert ($3.25). A cup of coffee was enough for me. (906) 5264340, Placataway $8,95) or as an appetizer ($4.95-$6.25). The Garden Court offers theater tickets (both movie and plays in the (906) 961-1234. I can list all the entrees starting with pennc pasta ($8.95), wild mush- park nearby) at reduced prices. Inquire about them at the entrance to • * * room pasta ($9.95), shrimp and scallop provencale ($12.95), paste pri- the dining room, We noticed several people eating the large salads as Tht PavNkMf Metuchen mavera ($7.95), chicken dyon ($8.95), iwtato crusted salmon ($12.95) and entrees. They make a nice light meal for someone planning to take in a Elks, Metuchen. LooMng lor at- egance In a weddint? Check out New York steak for $14.95. movie for the night. the Partlon. Any event you have, For appetizers my husband had the courtyard greens ($3 or $1.75 if If you haven't been to the recently-renovated Menlo Park Mall, it's the Pavflon, under the direction ordered with an entree) of raclicchio, red oak ami Boston bibb lettuce in worth a trip to .see how attractive it now is. And if you go, stop in a of Executive Chef WWam Sha- a light vinaigrette, I had the arugula salad for $4.95. This was tossed Nordstrom's Garden Court for a lovely meal. The setting is relaxing, the piro, wi handle wftti ease and with a blue cheo.se vinaigrette and topped with carmelizecl onions. fcxxl light and tasty, and the prices extremely reasonable. excellence. Ask about wedding My husband chose tlio salmon fillet wrapped in crisp potatoes, with packages starting at $30. (908) fresh tarragon and tomato frca-a ($12.95). His order surprised me be- NORDSTROM'S GARDEN COURT RESTAURANT Menlo Park Mall, Route 1 South, 494-7779. cause he usually doesn't cat fish. Edison. (908) 603-5000. * * I in turn ordered the wild mushroom pasta of fottucini tossed in a This column Is Intended to Inform readers about dining opportunities in the The Exchange, Bridflewa- ter. Show your grans fee re- light sauce of tomato, fresh basil, shitake unci cremini mushrooms area. It Is not a review. ceipt and enjoy $1 drafts and half-price appetizers, VaNd any time of the day throutjwut Jury and August. (908) 526*7090. * * * 106 W. 2nd St. Cortina*! - Cranford, The Barge • Perth Amboy, Ferraro's, SomervHIe. Pasta Bound Brook 908-276-5749 906-1220 fest Mondays and Wednesdays MM alter 5 p.m. $8,95. Off premises 908-627-0595 Hunan • Garwood, catering available, (908) 707- Black River Cafe - Bedminster, 0029, 908-789-2450 908-781-7501 * * * Eat In •••• MM Cart Emilia, SomerviHe. Take Out Romanes's • Scotch Plains, La Strada • Warren, Lunch specials daily starting at 908-322*9595 908-469-2625 $4.95 includes soda. Tuesdays MM and Thursdays buy one dinner Dine With The Best Slnclalre'i Restaurant • Coachman Inn - Cranford, and receive the second at half Lunch & Dinner Specials Daily Westfleld, 908*789-0344 908-2724700 price. (908) 526-4466. MM * * * Stefano's • Fanwood Bobby & Mary's - Piscataway, Pompeii Restaurant, Live Entertainment Every Weekend 908489-7874 Bound Brook. Summer shrimp 908-752-4474 specials: 10 large shrimp wtth french fries and cote slaw Ladies Mite Open The Armory - Perth Amboy, K.C.'s Corner - South $5.99; 20 large shrimp with two Wednesdays $1.00 Drafts 7 Days 908-826*6000 Plainfleld, 908-757-5306 orders of fries or one pound cole MM law $11.95. (908) 469-9766. — MicW Putslnefi Jury 21-23, 1993 Forbes Newspapers 19 SUMMER Wine with Reason Marilyn Cormack Many readers have been writ- ing me, asking me to "go out on Continental a limb" and discuss New Jersey wines. People who know me well German-American Cuisine know that I have long been a champion of all East Coast wines, "The Stamm Family is at your service" New Jersey wines in particular. I OPEN FOR LUNCHEON, simply love a success story! It does my heart good to know that COCKTAILS, DINNER, SUPPER more and more New Jersey-ans On the North Shore of the Lake are taking their states wine in- An historic farmhouse with a dustry seriously. 141 Shrlltf Road, Walchut, New Jersey So, why can't you find more of comfortable, family atmosphere, Colonial these wines in your local wine stores? Well, there's always been 755-9344 Farms features candlelit porches, a casual the problem ol people not buying them when they were displayed. grille room, private rooms for parties and But, let's assume that we are in a an outdoor patio. turn-around stage where this is concerned. There is the ad- ditional prqblem oi some New Moin us for our new Sizzling Summer Jersey wineries not being able to Specials, starting at $7,95. Enjoy a fun produce enough wine to cover the entire state Only a few of the filled summer every day of the week at 14 local wineries are targe enough to fill volume orders, If Colonial Farms, you're lucky, through, you will be able to find several gems - like the following bottles: Monday: Prime Rib Night A sparkling Rkatzitelli, which was a joint venture between Sylvin Farm and Tomasello Tuesday: Backyard BBQ Night Winery, took this year's Governor's Cup at the New Jersey Wine Competition. The Wednesday: Pasta w/Pizazz Night Rkatzitelli grape is a cold hearty variety whose origins come Irom Russia, According lo Dr. Frank Thursday: Hot! Hot! Hot! Tex Mex Night Salek, winemaker of Sylvin Farm, this is one cjnqo ho ran count on oven whnn othri vanpinis haw Friday: Seafood Extravaganza •.-unondcrud 10 idle Huvis I he flavors are intriqmq. fresh and definitely worth seeking out Saturday: Lobster Lovers Night Sylvin Farm also has Pinot Noir and Cabernet Sauvignon bot- Ilings that should finally quell ar- Sunday: Summer Fest guments thai New Jersey can't I produce serious red wine. Their Merlot is fabulously full of fruit, •Beginning each Friday night this summer, acidic and balanced with soft round tannins The Cabernet Colonial Farms will be presenting The Steve Franc is a lighter style red, with Mottola Duo every Friday evening from 8 good, young berry flavors and a clean finish. Of course, the lively, P.M. • Midnight. What a great way to enjoy a bright Sauvignon Blanc is not to be forgotten • it has all the herbal, HWWYI Coupon Expire him WRmi Coupon Expvn 8/6/93 night out • dining and dancing to all your I citrus notes you've hoped for, VNUHMCU Lunch Grand Buttot { favorites! and tremendous acidity. TAB (Udfai (At^f DIMIM "l^» ^WR^OT ^MH MlKi Next week, we'll look into a tew $ more of New Jersey's finest. m9** + —lW**»C—IM ' *With terrific entertainment and exciting mtmm 6.49 3 AMM rtV, 111 MI specials, Colonial Farms is the place to Enjoy! TN|| spend all your summer evenings, MURWVI Coupon Expires B/W3 HlWflW Coupon E^irw 8/6/93 Sponsored by CnMwfOlwd CMokCflDNWif Sec 1lm Sow! NN6STCN Wine & Llqucrc FRANKUN TOWNE CENTER Colonial Village (next to F00DT0WN) 1745 Amwetl Road, Middlebush/Somerset, N.J. 08873 908-422-2324 i a: ic SOMERSET 3417 Highway 27, Franklin Park, NJ Rt. 311 Church St. 922 Easton Avenue 828-9644 (908) 873-3990 20 Forbes Newspapers July 21-23,1993 Coiica IVoro K.C.S Korner Pasta Festival Burgers o Pasta 8c Pizza o Steak Tuesday, Wednesday Any Dinner On The Menu Thursday and Sunday Tue$,,Weds. & Thurs. 4-10pm All Day Includes salad, bread & cup of soup 9.95 Excluding: 16oz NY Strip & Blackboard Sptciali 10 Pastas • 10 Sauces lOOOak'free Road, S. Plainfield (908)767-5306 $797 5 Dinner Specials Tuesday thru Sunday Veal Parmigiana I9M VealFrancese Ml* Boneless Chicken >^ All Entrees r Cacclatore MO" All V* Ib, Sandwiches $1,99 Chicken Scalloplni ....M0M X M Eggplant Parmigiana....'8 1 NY Strip Steak w/Shrimp M2" % tfo % Got?" Broiled Flounder $8W Whole Maine Lobster...1!)15 Meals to Go Lasagna or Stuffed Menu for Week of July 26th Chll •IKMIIIIIIIIMIMItlll Mon. Swedish Meatballs (or) Shrimp Creole AnciKbwFeatariag Tni»<; APPte * Almond Stuffed Chicken (or) Margie Raye Seafood Newburg on piano Bee Goulash Friday & Saturday 7 to 12 Wed, ' Veggie Stuffed Peppers RoastLam b 756-7310 " 1 sauce IS prj Honey Mustard Chicken (or) Broiled Crabmeat Sandwich Ask About Our Summer Lite Specials China Light - Westfield, I 62 W. Main St., Somerville 722-8782 908-654-7170 O'CONNOR'S •••• Martells • Menlo Park, 908-549-7922 JULY SPECIALS Radicchio . Highland Park, MONDAY NYSMp w/Pototo 908-247-9636 AFFORDABLE ALA CARTE FAMILY RESTAURANT &FmbVq. •••• The Henard Inn - Bernardville, TUESDAY Prime Rib $935 908-766-0002 WEDNESDAY Prime Rib & tf2QS Cufc Emilia • Somerville, Shrimp Scampi 908-526-4466 N •••• THURSDAY Prime Rib First Pluce - Bridgewater Commons, 908-218-9333 FRIDAY Prime Rib EARLY BIRD WEDDING DREAMS SUNDAY: Senior Prime Rib (12-5) $7.95 Ferraro's - Somcrville SPECIALS COME TRUE... 908-707-0029 FROM All dlnnen include unlimited trips ••*• LUNCHEON FROM$3495 to our Salad A Bread Bar A Potato Espu's - Raritan, 908-685-9552 SPECIALS $495 5 1/2 hour Op«n Bar *••• CHILORENS Hot I Cold Hort D'MUvrti Golden Corner • Bound Brook, SPECIALS $195 7 Court* Dinrwr Early Bird Special 908-469-3350 WtddingCak* DAILY Flowtrt and Candtiabra SPECIALS $795 Flaming Jubilt* Show Mon-Fri 4:30-6, Sat 4-5:30 La Cucina - Somcrville, Biiwiwt Room For Al Occtiioni 908-526-4907 Includes Sulud Our 8oz. Prime Rib SJ95 MM 11 SlzzlerT-Bonc Steak or Seafood Platter or Fresh Veal $9.95 w/Salad Bar & Potato Pizza & Pasta - Manville, Seafood Fcttucclnl or Tortelltnl I'rtmavcra $9.95 Middlesex, 908-725-5522, Whole Lobster Fra Dlavola Neubcrg or Primawra $9.95 V/V/V/V/V/V/V 908-271-0010 U.Q.Q Whole Riick - Baby Back Ribs $9.95 Prime Ribs or SUr Kry Beef or Orange Houghy $8.95 Somerset Hills • Warren, Chicken - Broiled or Prtmavcra or Hawaiian or B.B.Q. $7.95 908-647-5700 Baked Usagna • Stuffed Shells • MantcotU • Feltucclnl $7.95 No Udder!... MM llinhdii) or Aimiu'hun Cuke uith Dinna The Kyland Inn - Whifchouse, Cleganl 708 Mountain Blvd. Watchung, NJ 908-534-4011 908-322-7726 Marble : MM Park & Mountain Ave., Scotch Plains, NJ Siatrcaicj (908)755-2565 .;' 2123 199? V\teetend 21 t ,\% i -* Kings Tavern- Warren, 908447-0410 MM Ponderosa - Remington, 908-788-9867/Somcrset, SPRINGFIELD •, 1Lit 1,1 II ( 908-828-9644 Op»n 7 Dayi 1 »am-1:30am • Mart Mqfor Cm» Car* Accepted Red Cafe -Bridgewater, 908-704-8999 LOBSTER FEST Max's -Rarilan, 908-725-4553 Uholc M.mir I ithsiti, S.il.ul t*v \\w\,\ ' , SUNDAY DINNER SPECIALS Newsroom • Somerville, 908-231-1919 l\isla • Salad • t nlnv • Dt-sscil • Coifcr lci 12 'J La Catena - Somerville, 908-725-9300 In the Courtyards at Pluckemin 310 Rt. 202-206N. • (908) 701-5100 Mugs - Raritan, 908-725-6691 eeee Jack O'Connors - Bridgewater, 908-725-1500 eeee Rt 22 E., Springfield • 201/467-4004 Frog & Peach • New Ib. 99* SALE RUNS THURSDAY-SUNDAY 7/22-7/25 99\. . oz, Bar Wp Now Accopl Vts,i • M.istorCird A Dtscovrr C.irds 526-7090 Phone orders Located on Oak Tree Road 645 Rt. 202/206 gladly accepted (908) 755-3663 Next lo Drug Filr icroti from Foil OfflMbiSo. PUkifoW Bridgewater 22 •Fortes Newspapers July 21-23,1993 Catering HOURS: Available Mon.Trtur. SAPPORO 11:30-2:30 ERRARO'SOFSOMERVILLE • Showers SUSHI AND S7EAK HOUSE 4:30-10:30 • Weddings Fri.-Sat Auihmtlc Ittllin Culilnt ft Miny Crtitlvt Sptclaltlu SUMMER • Graduation Parties Sun. 4:30-9:30 Now Serving Your Favorite Wines & Cocktails Separate Room with Hibachi Tables for lunch & dinner. MorvWtds. QMA4A EAfifr Attar 5:00 P,M. rWW fWl 375 GEORGE STREET • NEW BRUNSWICK 908-828-3888 Any Pitta Pith on Mtnu i DINING Bar Happy Hour Mon.-Fri. 4:30 PM-6:30 PM 1/2 OFF All Drinks Includvi; Salad, garlic bfiad, Italian paltry, coffH or t«a. Lunch Buffet Mon-Thurs '6.95 OFF PREMISES CATERING AVAILABLE y^m w% &4^^T$5 off 18 W, Main St., Somervllle ,,.,«»* I Birthday Parties I 15% off total chick I"-"— (908) 707-0029 or (90S) 707-0254 onty w/uwrvitiont * excluding tako-out . to July 21-23,1993 Forbes Newspapers 23 RESTAURANT CATERING SUMMER Colonial $&mz nEVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY 1 SptddU FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS DIKING Dinntr md Show COMEDY IMPROV Slarlinitul 8:00 PM SU.H Mon.- Prime Rib Night Fri. • Seafood Extravaganza 3 Comedians starting Show OHIT 1110:00 PM H.WCnvir TWi.. Backyard BBQ Night Sat. - Lobster Lovers Night at 10:00 pm DJ Immnflilil? Fnllowinii Wei - Pasta, w/Pizazz Night Sun. - Summer Fest llh« Sh«w Thun. - Hot! Hot! Hot! Tex Mcx Night MALE REVUE 1745 Amwell RdM Middlebush/Somerset 908-873-3990 Starting July 20th' 9 p.m. Show S5 Cover • 5 Dancers Steve Mottola Duo every Fri. Eve. 229 William Sr, f Piscataway • 908-752-1240 • FAX 752-5354 Pompeii Restaurant COACH N' PADDOCK SUMMI:K SHRIMP SPICIALS FIRST PLACE 10 Large 20 Piece Piece Large Shrimp BEOIESTAUMNTISPURTS CLUB The Coach NT Paddock is no longer Shrimp w/Either Hunterdon County's best kept secret. From the w/Fries& 2 orders Fries or looks of the parking lot it is apparent that many Cole Slaw 11b. Cole Slaw people know of the fine quality food and service $ M at this landmark restaurant. ii This restaurant features German/ Continental Looted in Owkaurfbl tnigmm Comrnom Mill," cuisine served in the atmosphere of an old Also available • Homemade Italian Cuisine, rustic country inn. Sandwiches, Burgers & More C+m*/•*» The facility is large and can seat 550 502 W. Union Ave., Rt. 28 • Bound Brook, N.J. customers in eight dining rooms which are tit* 218-9333 available for ala carte dining or private parties in 908-469-9766 rooms that can accommodate affairs of 10 people or large corporate functions or weddings Enjoy award-winning of 200. Northern Italian & The ala carte menu has well rounded Continental Cuisine. selections of appetizers, soups, salads, pastas, BOBBY & MARY'S international dishes, fresh seafood entrees, and Join us for Cappacino, many veal, chicken and steak choices. Weekend Dinner Specials Espresso and delicious In keeping wilh its German/Continental theme, desserts and after the Coach N' Paddock serves excellent German W dinner cordials. Sauerbraten with BurgunrJer Cabbage and • Steak & Scallops 14 homemade potato dumpling, Other delicious German specialities include Wiener Schnitzel, t Zuppa DIMussels Over Lingulni *7" Jaeger Schnitzel, and Rahm Schnitzel all served Specials Include: Soup, Salad, Entree, Coffee/Tea & Dessert Lunch Sptiati Otlty with homemade spaetzle (a homemade German noodle made of flour and egg which is boiled then pansauteed). Country Western Night Tuesdays 7pm 11 pm Try their Caesar salad, Chateaubriand, rack of _1 Wwt High & Brldg* St., Sonwvlllt 526*4466 lamb or Steak Diane. All prepared and served 316 William St., Plicataway - 752-4474 tableside (Friday and Saturday, time permitting). They use only the finest ingredients. Plum De Veau Veal, Grain Fed Beef, fresh fish and veg- etables. All dishes are prepared to order and all 665 Bound Brcok W. (Rt. 28) food is cooked from scratch, There is a "Specials Board" in the lobby. Your romaiiHIi's server will explain their ingredients and RISTORANTE preparation. lltm-2m 'Family Stylo' servings include in the menu Cocktails Find price a small cottage cheoso and herb STEAKS -Sandwiches Italian Cuisine appetizer, salad, potato (or starch), vegetable • Finger Foods bread and butter. •Burgers•HotDogs That Exceeds The Don't miss the extensive dessert menu which includes German specialities like Black Forest Homemade Traditional Cake, Schwarzwaldbecher (an ice cream dish Hours: with black bing cherries, cherry brandy and lots Tut. thru Fri. 11 i.m.-9:30 p.m, Saturday 4:00 p.m.-10:30 p.m. oi fresh whipped cream, German Chocolate Sunday 2:00*9:30 p.m. Cake, Chambord Tort, Samoca Ice Cream UVE ENTERTAINMENT • FRIDAY & SATURDAY 8R0OKVIEW COMMONS, RT. 22 WEST t SCOTCH PLAINS • 90B/322-S595 (Coffee Ice cream doused with Sambuca). Finish this off with Espresso, Cappacino or German Reudisheim coffee (coffee laced with brown sugar, Asbach Uralt brandy, topped with whipped cream and chocolate, The wine list is well rounded, and reasonably FOR AN UNFORGETTABLE DINING EXPERIENCE... priced-with a good selection of red and white From Appetizers to Desserts, Carpaccio Offers Outstanding wines from California. Italy, France and Service, Beautiful Surroundings & a Menu Second to None. The Finest Home Cooking At The Fairest Prices Germany A good variety ol bottled wines served • Pasta • Chicken • Veal • Seafood Bridal Sbowm Communlou Meetlnp by the glass are also available. • steaks • Veal & Lamb Chops IchcamlMiuufi Birthdays PuMnTlepiit Veddlnat Goln|Awiyi OffPranlK The Coach N' Paddock is located four miles PARTIES AVAIUat£ • ENTERTAINMENT FRI. I SAT. NITES BabySbowcn Officcftfues Catotni west of Clinton at Exit 12 off Route 7B on Route Vis it Cttvl'i Hdtaunnt an dedicated to making your party, dinner or 173 West Open for lunch Monday to Saturday OPEN 7 DAYS • LUNCH 11:30 • 3:30 - Dlrwm 4:00 • 11 luncheon • memorable one, Our chef • and ternr* worlt hard tomak e your meal k icrvlce the best anyone can offer. Our Family hu 20 yean 11:30 to 4:00. Dinnor Monday to Saturday 4:00 experience In making people happy, with great price*, large portions, to 10:00 and Sunday lor dinner from 12:00 N to ARPACCIO ^ ana old redpca handed down to ui from generation to generation, 9:00 Sunday Brunch is very popular and Ristoronte Middlesex, NJ "So come on In and let tu cook for you • You'll Lore ItT available Irom 12 00 to 300 for $11 95 (90B) 968-3242 469-4552 and 356-9742 All Major Credit Cards are Accepted AMX, V, 226 West Union Ave. * Bound Brook, NJ 08805 MC, CB, DC. 24 Forbes Newspaper July 21-23,1993