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Thursday, August 20, 1992 Vol. 99, No. 34 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents CRANFORD' GARWOOD • KENILWORTH t Briefs Plans announced By BOB SULLIVAN deeded to Cranford in the 1930s, have fallen dents, made up mostly of scouts and Jay- and how far," Mr. Butner sakL "Maybe we'll into disrepair from lack of use during the cees members, have volunteered to fix up have an open house." for '50s show THE CHRONICLE / . -•"'••'• last several decadesrThere has been consid- the property.They are looking for the Town- ; Use of Cranford West was much, more The Cranforcl Chamber of .It's a cherished Cranford tradition that eration of selling the property to bolster ship Committee to provide funds to pur- popular during the 1950s and '60s when Commerce is beginning to sell should be preserved and promoted. town finances. Upkeep of the property costs chare me necessary materials. campers started a tradition of writing their ad spaces by telephone for the That's what an ad hoc committee has told about $6,000 per year. . . "They are volunteers, but they're not arna- name on cabin walls. Resident Joe Carroll annual membership directory. the Township Committee about Cranford But Bob Burner and three other residents teure,"'Mr. Burner said. "They built the new remembers when he spent a week there.. He Ben Shaw of Garden State En- bathrooms and showers about five years • tertalnment, Jnc. wIM be splWting, West, a unique weekend getaway for town- have studiedCranford West and believe that recently stopped by Crariford West arid rel- the telephone ads. He will also, ship residents. the properly,.with the right improvements, ago." •• •'••' .•••• •• ." •• . , . '•••.• ished the sight of friends' names scribbled be making calls to residents to , Located about 60 miles from the township, could be self-supporting. •"••'••'•.. He said a rough estimate of the cost would on cabin walls. '.'• ; sell tickets for the annual cham- just off Interstate. 80 in the. town of Hope, "It's been neglected," Mir. Buther. said. be around $15,000. "It was kind of a rite of passage to man- ber '50s show. This year the; J_ Cranford West is a i5-acre rustic area on Big "It's a really nice, really relaxing spot, and Mr. Burner and Marge; Semon, also a hood to many people in Cranford,'^ Mr. Car- fund-raiser entertainment will be ^Silver Lake. Its six. cabins are available for it's Very unique. A lot can be done with it member of the committee that studied Cran- roll said.' ' ••, •••••• •;. ."•....: • '.••••. -.' • rental to. Cranford residents only at $15 per You can tell how1 important it is to some ford West, hope some; type of promotional prodded by Gary Lane and the ; The.Township Cbmmittee' plans to revieiy Heartbeats and the Duprees. night, while tent .sit^ can be rentecl for $11 people in town when you talk to them and campaign. \vould teriew" interest m the findings of the Cranford West committee The show will be held at Crari- a night and boats for $1 an hour. their eyes just light up." ' ; ."' former boys' camp for faniily weekends. '"We and consider^ alternatives for reftub^hing ' ford High School Octj6 at 8 The property, and facdlitiest which were Mr. Burner said a group of about 20 resi- heed to dedde"where we,'-want to go witti it the area and promoting its use. '•..'.. . p.m. Cars.from the '50s"wiH,be on display. v Recycling center set to reopen The Township of Cranford Department of Recycling ad« vises, that the facility that pro- cesses plastic from the Conser- vation Center is closed due to By BOB SULLIVAN Paul's non-attendance represented a voiding of the fire. Residents are requested to buyout, which would mean the board might riot have hold plastic Kerns until the first THE CHRONICLE ., " to pay some or all of the nearly $50,000 promised Dr, week In September when curb- While the school board begins searching for a new Paul for unused sick days and vacation days. That side pickup of recycling will superintendent, questions have been raised about the money has not yet beien paid to Dr. Paul ; begin. . . retirement package given to the former schools chief.. "He possibly broke the terms of the buyout,! he Board of Education member James Van Horn said said.v Iwant to review all the board's options." Garfield putting Aug; 10 that hebelieves former superintendent Dr. : William Cashman is currentlyacting superinten- bite on Snoopy Robert Paul violated the terms of his buyout plan by dent • ;'••• :..•;•••. • . ' /,.••',-..:. ••• .; •• With more than 18,000 read- not holding up his end of the bargain. ; At its Aug. 27 meeting, the board will consider ing hours registered, Garfield Is : The superintendent's position became open last formation of a comrriittee to search for a new school beginning to pull away from February when Dr. Paul resigned. His last day on the superintendent The search is expected to last as long job was June 30, but his formal retirement 'will hot be as 15 months. The new schools chief would not take Snoopy in the Cranford Public the helm until September 1993. : -: /Library's "Sect to Read" sum- eifective/until Nov. 1. ~ mer reading program. Tomor- When accepting Dr, Paul's resignation; the board In a plan announced July 13 by board member row is the last day to report agreed to a buyout package that included a 6-percent Robert Sintich,the board's initial superintendent reading hours. The program will increase in salary to an annual rate of $102,755 for the search proposal calls for a search committee to screen -end with a carnival In the library four months fttim July 1 through pet 31, for an candidates for the open superintendent position. The parking lot Wednesday, Aug. actual Salary p!t $34^50; $19,266 to be paid for unused 15-rnember committee would include three, or four , 26, (rain date Is Aug. 27). Carni- vacation days; and $30,000 to cover unused sick, days board members! and one member from each of the val tickets may be picked up in as. part of the district's sick leave; buyout provision. following; the Clergy Council, elementary school PTA the chlldren'$-departrnent Mon- This comes to a retirement package of $83,500* arid pTC PTC, high school PTA, student government, day and Tuesday. ** : On Aug. 10, Mr. Vail Horn said that Dr. Paul did elementary and high school faculty, Township Com- riot attend.board meetings' which he had agreed to mittee, local newspaper, school business office, af- attend in the buyout terms. Those meetings included firmative action committee,' and senior citizens Voter registration ones that dealt with the board's decision to terminate ••groups. • '• •.• •';. •' . . " ••••'• ;• ' ". .'••.•• ;• .•"••. • ' • still taking place the contract of the principal of the Orange Avenue "It's designed around groups. That was done con- The Cranford League of School '.•..'••• •;,.• ' •'. : ' . • ,' • •• ./ '. •'••• ..•'•' : seriously," said Dr; Robert Sintich, who was primary Women Voters will sponsor "There are significant concerris with; Dr. Paul's author of the plan. j voter registration drives during compliance with the buyout," Mr. Van Horn said. "He Under the proposal, citizens unaffiliated with any of September. The Schejing- failed to attend meetings he was required to attend those groups will not be able to apply to be a member Plough Corp. has Invited the before. June 30. Specifically! the Orange Avenue of the committee. • -' league to its Cranford and Ken- School meetings...where we learned information Four subcommittees will be formed from that ilworth locations Thursday, Sept which cast doubt on the details.of his story." group, including needs analysis,, time planning; ad} 17, and Wednesday, Sept 23, Mr. Van Horn stopped short of saying that Dr. vertising, and initial screening. ; ; '« respectively. The league also "will hold a drive at the Cross- land Savings office, North Union BOB SULUVAN/THE CHRONICLE Avenue, Cranford, during the Lucky, formerly Spare Parts, posed happily with owner bank's.eyenlng hours Thursday, Valerie Freltas. Lucky was born with so many spare body re expected to win Sept 24. parts and has survived so long, that a Cranford veterinar- Contact Mildred Lewis, 276- ian has had a paper published on the canine. 7764, to hold a voter registration on drive. Absentee ballots also will be available. By BOB SULLIVAN similar to current procedures for glass, aluminum and' Spare Parts becomes newspapers^ . • '"':•. •.'•!• . '•':, . •'• ';.'• . The public is reminded ttiat THECHRONICtE "There will be six bundles instead of three," said the last day to register to vote • • • . . ..- •• • '"I----' •:.'•. • . •.•• ••'. ' .•' •••' •."• Curbside pickup of a slew of new recycling materi- Mi*. Hehl "Some residents might say the law is more . for the November general elec- restrictive, but it will actually be more convenient tion b Monday, Oct 5. Lucky in many ways als probably will be ordained by the Township Com- mittee Tuesday night • ; than taking these things to the conservation center. By BOB SULUVAN Spare Parts', fifth leg, which grew Mandatory recycling of corrugated cardboard, steel, And this will help us meet our 60 percent recycling Beth-El Lltes plan out from the tail and hung loose goal"-, ••••• ..••••: ;.:v .• *• •; '.. ;•' .• , . •: ..•-•.•... TOE CHRONIOiE junk mail, soda and milk bottle plastic, motor oil and progressive meal about half-way to the ground. While car batteries is slated for a vote at Tuesday's commit- The ordinance also will mandate that commercial As its first event of the year, When Valerie and Joe Freltas the dog was healing, the Rahway tee meeting. All Union County municipalities' must properties recycle mixed paper, steel, plastic, and es- the Temple Beth-BLRes will went to see Spare Parts at the hu- couple visited him every Saturday enact a recycling ordinance to conform to a new boun- tablishments that serve more than 500 meals must host a progressive dinner Satur- mane society, they expected a to with offerings of roast beef. ty plan, approved earlier this summer. ' recycle food waste. day, Sept 12, at 8 p.m Appetiz- find a shy, timid, sickly, dog. The year was 1985, and there "The more we can. get people to recycle the better," In addition; final approval for construction projects ers will be served at a partici- After all, Spare Parts was bom were only two previous documented Commissioner Barbara Bilger said. "That way there'll will be withheld until the developer can prove the pant's home. Guests will then with five legs, two bladders, one cases of dlphallla (having two pe- be less garbage arid hopefully, lower garbage rates." construction and demolition debris has been recycled. proceed to other homes for din- and a half pelvis bones, two pros- nlses) In canines. Neither lived past In January, grass dippings and brush will no longer In June, The Union County Utilities Authority pri- be picked up from curbside. ner and dessert tate glands, and two penlses. six months. vatized its recycling collection when the authority The cost Is $10 per person "When we went In, he bom- They say the third times Is the signed a contract with Advanced Recycling Technolo- "I think people will be pleased," Mr. Hehl said. barded us with kisses and jumped charm. After the FreHases adopted "People really want to recycle. A lot of people get a lot; with a food contribution. gies of linden; According to the UCUA, the contract of junk mall,'and plastics seem to take a lot of space. For reservations and more In- all over me," Ms. Freltas said. "So Spare Parts, they renamed him will allow pickup of additional recyclables at a cost of formation, call the temple office, right away I said, 'We have to take Lucky. . It's nice that we can offer more services to Cranford' 1 about $3.50 less per household over the next five for less money." ;"""" ;< 276-9231,272-4391,272-7696 this dog. " By then, the dog already,had bat- years. In September, the county will begin picking up by Friday, Sept 4. Checks The Freitases had to wait two Both Cranford and Union County plan to launch an' tled a negligent first owner, the am- cardboard, steel, and the plastics at curbside. Later on, educational campaign to alert residents to the new' should be, made, payable to months to adopt the dog because putationl and numerous Infec-. junk mail will be collected. • Temple Beth-El LJtea and the Humane Society amputated program. " : \. * (Please turn to page A-5) • Cranford's Health Officer Warren Hehl said that "We're going to put out a brochure and the county mailed to 23 Wendell Ave., pickup probably will be scheduled twice each month, Cranford. will do a mass mailing," he said. Saleswomen to discuss creativity Clark zoners to hear Cranford cogeneration foes The National Association of ProfesslonaJ Saleswomen will By BOB SULUVAN EJEA Development of Washington, D.C, have also been raised about possible hazards' steam boiler and utility power plant would hold a meeting of the New Jer- is attempting to gain permission to build the from electromagnetic forces (EMFs) gener- sey chapter Friday, Aug. 28, at THECHRONICUE use to produce steam and electricity sepa- the Westwood Restaurant 483 plant near U.S. Gypsum on Raritan Road in ated by such underground power lines. rately. North Ave., Garwood. Monday night will bring yet another ses- dark. When completed, the plant would sell Board members have not tipped their Throughout the discussions, there has The topic, "Creativity Ih" Sell- sion of public discussion on the proposed steam to U.S. Gypsum at a substantial dis- hand on how they'll vote, but Cranford resi- cogeneration plant in Clark. The hearing is count and electricity to the New York-based dents have repeatedly turned out to oppose been controversy about who actually has a Ing" will be presented by Gerald right to testify before the Clark board. Sev- August, award-winning member slated for 8 pin. at Brewer School on West- Consolidated Edison Co. the new structure. ^y^ of Toastmasters International field Road in Clark. Before construction could begin in the This proposed cogeneration plant would eral times, David Frizel, attorney for EJEA, and contributing writer to Bust- As the number of hearings before the largely residential area, the Clark Board of covert natural gas into two forms of energy. complained that Cranford residents without ness MariaUng and New Yotker Clark Board of Adjustment grows to 10, a Adjustment must grant between one and Clean natural gas is burned to generate elec- any real interest in the plant's construction magazines and the Gannett final decision date for the plant gets murld- four use variances to EJKA. tridty, while waste heat is captured to pro- were log jamming the hearings. News Service. duce steam for industrial use and to gener- er. But Cranford resident^" living in the vicin- Before the next hearing, the board re-; Networking begins at 6:30 The board was supposed to take a final ity of the proposed plant repeatedly have ate additional electricity for homes and in- p.m.; dinner Is at 7 p.m. Mom- vote on the cogeneration proposal by July raised concerns regarding the plan, includ- dustry. , quested a letter of inquiry be sent to its ' berg with reservations, $17; all 31, but that deadline was extended by the ing decreased property values, noise from It is believed that Cdgeneration uses up to attorney, Howaftl Spialter, from any Cran- others, $22. CaH 214-3550. development company which seeks per- the plant and ripped-up streets to supply 35 percent less fuel to produce the same ford resident wh6se rights to testify before mission to build the plant the plant with water and gas lines. Concerns energy output than a typical industrial the Clark board might be questionable. 1 • A-2 Kenilworth August 20, 1992 Ar3 August 20, 1992 Garwood •ury a s to state officials Getting creative Stricter fines on the way m ongoing e^rt to preserve trees continues homerand btjiere wilffreoJielBtrfbr^^ or By JOANNE McFADDEN appearance and the value of a town ultiinate~goar oftheShade Tree tree, either by the result oTan ac-;: council. . . easily. : ...-•_. Commission is to provide for thepruning or removal, should file re- harmfully with a tree or a tree root; By CHERYL HEM. us more money." TOE CHRONICLE ..••. '. ' quests at borough halL spray with chemical on any. tree so ddent or other means, rosy be re- Eventually, the council was ad- Resident Bury's letter to state "This is, an excellent commis- planting and .maintenance of at TOE CHRONICLE least one shade tree for every 40 Nierstedt will then make a as to cause injury or death to any quired to replace that tree vnm a vised by attorney Bury to hire an and county officials states the reso- j Garwood's Borough Council has sion. We all have an interest in pre-, Mr, . . tree; fasten rope, wire, sign, or de- comparable tree. .. Some people say there is no use outside attorney to draft a resolu- lution was "an example of legisla- taken great strides over the past serving trees, and we try very hard linear feet of public street personal inspection to determine fi'ghting City hall. But Kenilworth eral years-to protect its trees to do what needs to be done to do vice to a tree; fill, pave or render "The ordinance is written so that, tion in order to establish a rule re- tion against a person and not for With an annual budget of only what if anything, should be done. impermeable any open space pro- we can pick arid choose when _to, resident John Bury does not agree. garding the release of tapes or the benefit of the, community." He ited on borough property that" " $7,000, the commission, .like so "We're not going to take down a "Mr.. Bury continues his quest to [Out the town. It created a For the second year in a row, . yided within a two foot radius of a enforce it depending on • the cir- transcripts taking place in closed ' admonishes council for censure of many other organizations, works healthy tree," he said. "If it's a le- tree or disturb or remove any soil cumstance. If there were a bad ac- correct what he believes may be a his questions regarding legal bills ide Tree Commission in theGarwood has been nanied a Tree with limited ftinds. In order to get gitimate request, we will pliice the direct violation of the Open Public or open session. • .. from that areaj.or plant a tree in a cident with a fatality, we would not in Kenitworth and asks the matter ekrly 1980s, and gave it the power City, USA by the National Arbor more for their money, all work tree on the list for the next bid- public place, street or park. Meetings Act and Right To Know be investigated. ... to regulate tree planting, pruning Day Association and the Depart- planned for a single year is com- elect to send the family a bill forv law on the part of the borough. ding, but if its hot, it stays." Free permits can be obtained at the tree," he explains. 'Kenilworth is currently Resident Bury also suggests and removal on public grounds ment, of Environmental Protection piled into one bid that includes The sparse budget also makes it borough halL "The purpose 6f this - After being thwarted by-Borough "there are an "overabundance" of through the" adoption of a shade and Energy. The program encour- planting, pruning and removal. difficult to respond to all the re- The commission's arrrt has doing things by the book, permit is not to create another bu- Gbuncii in his efforts to secure letters, phone calls and "research" tiee ordinance in June 1990. Soon, ages urban forestry through a four- reaucratic paper chase for resi- stretched its influence to other tapes of open and closed • session l assignments billed at $75 per* hour. i will introduce an amendrtterit to step program, which includes the governing bodies' including the; :but that book is'the dents," states Mb Nierstedt, "bni to meetings, Mr. Bury wrote to Sen.; He argues many of the attorney's tiat ordinance that will increase creation of a shade tree commis- Trees add valm not just aesf/ietfc value, but insure that whatever tree work is zoning and planning boards. Apr, Lfeuis Bassano for help. The sena- checkbook' , tasks should be done by council- t le fines for failing to comply with sion, a shade tree ordinance, and cording to Mr. Nierstedt, every ap-; the prescribed regulations to a an Arbor Day celebration, and re- economic value. People want shade tree-lined streets' performed.:.by residents is per-plication before these two boards; tor, in turn, requested Attorney — John Bury men instead. He further contends formed properly." General Robert J. DeLTufo to "look there are "Several" matters of liti- h|efty $1,500. quires a municipality to spend $2 — BillNierstedt The permit comes complete with concerning a subdivision or com-, itVto the matter." ; . • gation routinely turned over to the. 1 The result of these initiatives can per capita on maintenance and mercial property must address the, Chairman, Shade Tree Commissiona how-to guide for planting and ^In addition, Mr. Bury sent varia- borough attorney without a cap on be seen along the streets Of Gar- plantings. pruning and recommendations for issue of tree plantings. In feet,th e tions of the letter to Assemblyman This could cost as rnuch as. $750, fees. He suggests. this is because wood. Over the past four years, the The original ordinance set fines specific species. "It's hot meant tocommission's plan for next year is. Monroe Lustbader, Assembly- but borough chief financial officer the borough has ailqwed $85,000 SJhade Tree Commission has plant- at what was then .the highest be a restrictive law, just a program to beautify the Garwoofl Mall with, for miscellaneous legal fees. ed 300 trees on borough-properties, • amount allowed by state law, $200. trees planted either in the parking, woman Maureen Ogden, "Gov. Diane Krutza has not received a 'We \irould like to deal with each quests in a year. "This is the dif- to improve.the tree stock," adds James Plorio, Union County Pros- bill to date. Council did, though, 'Tapes must be allowed to be and through its maintenance pro- It calls for regulations on the plant- Mr.Nierstedt lots and along the sidewalk, ex? heard," the resident explains, "that gram, has saved hundreds more! ing, maintenance arid removal of srituation as it occurs," Mr. Nier- ficutt part," Mr- Nier^Jt said. To plains Mr. Nierstedt •: ecutor. Michael Lapolla, and Public pass a resolution designating the. stedt said, "But it's costly to do it strike a balance of UMAg, pruh- During times of emergency, the Advocate David Sciarra. . . release ojf open and closed session is why they are made. Nuances in Janice Metzger (second from right) provides Instruction to Kenilworth residents Jennifer .1 "I love trees" states Bill Njer- trees on borough property in order borough's Department of Public The Shade Tree Commission ia tone and >levei of voice are perti- E tedt, chairman of the Shade Tree to advance the rolejt. of trees to pro- that way. With one bid; we are aBle-Muag and' removal, soWpr-we can '-But in order to understand what minute's in written form only. Evans, Ximentia Gonzalez and Caroline Evans during a creative arts class in the Unlori to take advantage of competitive take care of as many Tlauests as Works and other public utility com- comprised of five volunteers ap- nent and do not normally come County Regional High School District Summer school at David Breariey'•High School. More••• (brnmisaion. "They add value, not mote the cooling of the environ- panies may prune, remove or take pointed by the mayor. Members in- transpired to bring about aill this, Meanwhile councilmen openly across. in transcripts. In addiflorf, jist aesthetic value, but economic ment, reduce energy consumption, bidding, and ultimately get mdre possibl-—-"e -i s«-».»«»» hard. • abe must go back to the beginning. chastised resident Bury at a-public, than 250 students attended summer classes. '[• •'.•'. for our money. The work may. not While the ordinance defines sev- other measures necessary to pro- clude John
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UGC sets sign-up meetirig. "We're also, concerned Kenihvorth-Garwood with the fact that the Township of Rainy retriever hours on campus Clark still continues to violate our registration floy/ rights." Hdurswill beTayailable to~Union- According—to—fflr^ County College students enrolling" borough, officials are not sitting by in fell semester credit courses at and watching rates rise. 'We're con- the Cranford, Elizabeth and Plain- Waldorf returns Waldorf was riding In collided with a tinuing to have dialogue with them, field campuses. car at the Intersection of Monroe Ave and continuing in our legal quest," Fall semester classes being to court Sept. 21 and North 14th Street the borough he said. ,.'•.. Wednesday. Sept 2. - •. : KENILWORTH - On Sept 21 has been caught up in a seemingly ' "the hours are 9 a.rh.-7:3p p.m., Kenilworth officials return to court endless legal turmoil. The borough School vandalism Mondays . through,»- ^Thur^days, ~ once more to defend the borough In has admitted liability In the case be- costing $4,000 the Waldorf trial before a jury and cause of a defective traffic light at the Behind the scary unemployment figures through Sept 2; 9 a.nv4:30 p.m., KENiLWORTH - Taxpayers in Judge AHredM. Wolln. / Interesection where the accident oc- tomorrow. '— • Kenilworth arid Garwood will have to The judge's .8^rear-old daughter curred. '"'•;•• • . Registration will.be conducted in foot tfie bill for acts of vandalism at are professionals taking checkout jobs died, in an aiJtomoblle-blcycle ac- After the first, trial in 1988, most the MacKay library, Cranford Breariey High School totaling more ddent in Westfield In the late. 1970s. were stunned when the borough ^Unemployment in New Jersey hit an unr any starry-eyed unemployed or employed en- campus," from 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Fri- than $4,000 In 1991-92. ) But there Is no evident concern over was ordered to pay $8.4 million in ' nerving 9.8 percent last month, the highest trepreneurial wanna-bes are given a stark ca- ' day, Aug. 28; 9 ajn.-ip.ra. Satur- compensatory damages to Mr. Vyal- ••• •The regional- high school district, this fact among principals In-the since the mid-70slThe prospects for August veat: "Expect no profits for the first three years." day, Aug. 29; 9 a.m.-7:30 p,m; Mon- dorf who was left a quadrapleglc In reported $8,406 in vandalism dam- case. ' '•'.. can't be much better, and at the end of July Most enrollees, thus, are still employed, have day, Aug. 31; and 8 ajrn.-7:3O .pirn. the accident Since the: borough-car- ages for 1991-92 school year. Ap- In Newark, District Assignment there were already 391,000 jobless statewide. Wednesday, Sept 2. ried only $1.5 million In liability Insur- proximately $4iO65 of that amount is recently taken lump sum retirement packages, Clerk Richard Morris Indicated there Fall semester courses will be of- ance at the time of the accident attributed directly "to Breariey and the As of June 30, unemployment stood at 6.2 or have substantial nest eggs to live on. was little reason not to send the case fered in the following disciplines: ($500,000 by the borough itself and taxpayers of Kenilworth and Gar- percent in Somerset County, 8.1 percent in So is ther* a way for the employed to help back to the same judge-after appeal. accounting, American sign lan- $1 million by the police department) wood. •'•••.' •:..••'• Middlesex, and 9.5 in Union. Last July, unem- neighbors looking for work? If "friends never let "After a case Is appealed it is al- guage studies, architecture, as- borough officials reeled at the The 1991-92 school year showed ployment was at 6.4 percent statewide, mean- most universal It will be remanded friends stay unemployed," then: •''' amount of the Judgment 42 incidents throughout fte .district, tronomy, biology, business, .chem- back to the same judge who^^ heard it ing that this July's total is a sobering 03 per- • • the leaders of church, civic, service, profes- 14 of which took place at Breariey. In istry, civii/constructioh engineering the first time," he explained.. : In February 1990 the Federal cent higher than the'92 jobless figure. sional, athletic and social organizations at the . 1990-91, there were 20. Incidents at technology, communications,' com- Meanwhile, Raymond Tiemy of Court of Appeals overturned the. •As grim as all these numbers are, there's a most local level should set up a quick-response, Breariey, costing taxpayers ap- puter information systems, com- Shanley and Fisher, hired specifically multi-million dollar judgment against subtler, darker dimension, too, It's downward proximately $4,642. network within their groups to link unemployed puter; - science/data processing, _ to defend Kenilworth, said this week the borough and sent It back for re- ,;. Prior to thlsi. Breariey had three mobility. People losing high-tech, white-collar members: with job leads that any other members criminal justice, economics, educa- he had "no problem" with Judge trial. In overturning; the judgment the years where damages never ex- jobs more and more are having to settle for tion, dectromechanical technology, Wolin presiding over the case during Third Orcuit Court of Appeals ih Phil- , might have. . .. • . •„ ceeded $1,500, but in 1989-90, the lower-paying, less demanding positions! This electronics engineering technology, the second gcvaround. He said the adelphia found the trial court had is- • Mayors and Cambers of commerce should .damage factor jumped to $2,639.75. observation came from Rutgers' Center for engineering. only problem he had with the first sued improper instructions to the jury . combine minds and resources to create a.truly,^ In September,, $3,400 worth ofath- Also, English, English-as-a-. •trial was the fact the plaintiffs at- regarding borough liability which was Applied Psychology in Piscataway where . live job bank which would provide daily, updates letic video equipment was. stolen second language, fine arts, fire sd; torney was permitted to mention a set at 60 percent . c
Helen Davis is bride • Mayor's pay Committee Dr. Lisa Shane weds
Helen Marie Davis, daughter of niece of the groom. They carried The Cranford Mayor's Day Schol- at Trenton State College; Catherirur Dr. t-Jef aia Yospiir • ; Harriet Davis of Branchburg and nosegays of lilies and pink and arship Committee has announced Finnegan, entering her secorid yeai* the late Merle Davis, married Wil- white carnations. Its 1992 college scholarship win- at Princeton University; Daniel Glaz- Dr. lisa Shane, daughter of Shei- Niedleman, all of Los Angeles, liam Joseph Carey, son of Mr. and The flower, girl Was Sara Haye of ners. A total of $11,000 has been er, a sophomore attending Dart- la Shane of Arlington, Va.," formerly Calif. Mrs. William F. Carey of Cranford Belvidere, niece of the bride. She awarded to four, first-time recipients mouth College; Ann Pigeon, a. of Cranford, was married to Dr. The couple graduated in May | • on April 25,1992. ' carried a white wicker basket with and eight'.renewals of past, winners. sophomore at Georgetown Unl^i Gerald Yospur, son of Donald and from George Washiiigton XJni-, The double ring ceremony took . lilies and pink and white carna- All are residents of Cranford. verslty and Gretchen deRaat in her:*5 Shirley Yospur of Van Nuys, CMf, versity School of Medicine ami place at the First United Methodist tions. . ^ Throe of the first-time winners will second year at Cornell University. ',: > formerly of Sheffield, England. The Health Sciences. The bride will Church in Somerville. The officiat- Thbtnas McSulla of Granford, receive $500 a yearfor lou r years. The Cranford Mayor's Day Schol-Sj) bride is .the daughter of the late complete her residency in pathol- ing ninisters were the Rev. James bro£hatvin-law; served as best man. They are.SyMa HaHer, who will at arshlp Committee will host its sev- U Norman A. Shane, :- ogy at UCLA Harbour, Torrance, L. T ibach and Father Michael A- Ushers were Douglas Chapman tend Colby College; Ann Rivera, enth annual 'reception. Sunday,; TtiB ceremony and reception Calif., while the bridegroom will do Rene dng. Soloist; was Daniel Dore- and John Talbot of Cranford; Nel- who win attend Haverfonf College; Sept 20, at the Cranford Hotel and :'; were held May 31, 1992 at the\S11- his residency in. general surgery, mus. The bride was escorted t>y son Lee-of Branchburg, and Jason and Carole Ann Zahumeny, who will Its 11th annual golf outing and dhv!/i also at UCLA Harbour. lard Inter-Continental Hotel, Wash- €he bride.graduated from Cran- her mother. Haye of Belvidere; nephew of the attend the University of Richmond. rier Monday, Sept, 21, at the Echq£ ington, D.C. Habbi ..Samuel Rsh- Lake Country Club in Westfield.?; ford High school in 1984 and ftom The reception was held at the bride*- A fourth scholarship of $500 for man officiated. ; George Washington University in Martirisyille Inn, The ring bearer was Adam.Haye two years is being awarded to Do--Through contributirjns and these. The maid of honor was Merri : 1988 cum lau^'wiffia^gree'in The bride carried a cascade of of Belvidere, nephew of the bride. mlrtick D'Antonio, HMiowiB atterid fund-raisers',: the committee has, Druger, Huntihgtbn Beach, Calif.; chemistry. The bridegroom gradu- white roses and ivy. The bride graduated from Som- Lehigh Unlversltv. All are graduates been able to award $42,000 bit Bridesmaids were Natalie Oliverio ated from North Hollywood High Linda Haye of Belvidere, sister erville High School and Raritan of Cranford High School. scholarships. • .' of . Seattle, Wash., .Alexandra School in 1984^ and from;,the Uni- of the bride, was matron of honor. Valley Community College. She is . The right renewal awards for The reception, gdlf outing an* Hrycak of Chicago; Bl, and Jill versity of California, San Diego, in . $he carried a crescent bouquet of ah executive secretary for New Jer- $500 each .were, awarded to Matt dinner are open, to the. publ Hafaetz of Arlington, Va. 1988 cum laude with a degree in lilies, White and pink mini- sey Savings League, Cranford. Beams, a senior at the University of Reservation forms are available The best man was Simon Yospur animal physiology. carnations and pink roses. The bridegroom is a police; of- Richmond; Kathy Clarke, a^senior at United Counties Trust Co. ori of Van Nuys, Calif,, the bride- After a ljbneymoon in the Garib:' The bridesmaids were Jean ficer for the Union County Police Rutgers College; yield Dumer and and Walnut avenues or by (Sjritact- groom's brother. Ushers were Ken bean, the newlyweds reside in Her- Meier of Bridgewater, Lori Le Department bebra Wrllln, both in their third year ing Dick Sah/vay, 276-9075. "" Mike Cohen and James mosa Beach, Calif. PoideVin and Claudia Vergara''of After a wadding trip to Hawaii, Middlesex. The junior bridesmaid the newlyweds reside in Scotch • .. . tt niversaries in August are Mary and was Jenria Coliner of Cranford, Plains. Workshop set on childbearing losses Frank Benes, Alberta and Mario Cutugno, Tilijnn and Joseph STEPHANIE VALLARIO and DAVID WIKSTROM . MptherLove Inc., a postpartuni provider in the fields of childbirth1, D'Amato, Lee and Bill Gilliam, i'. 11 . \"'iC ••••..' : home care doula service located in parenting and women's issues. She Maria and Bernie Kasper and Gaelic Night program set at park Ridgewcod; and the Valley: Hospi- is co-author of Ended Beginni'ngs: Doris and Alfred Oram.. The Irish are coming once again . on the Mountainside/Westfield bor- tal, also of Ridgewood, are sponsor- tieoling Childbearing losses, pub- iqpm^abeth Connors of the Good to Echo Lake Park when Gaelic der.''- ;•'".- -' •" ••' "•'.'.:;' •. •'.•''. •' ing a wbrkshopbn "iftealihg Child- lished Jby Bergiri arid Carvey in Fl^ry Doll Museum has donated a VMlkrio, Mr. Wikstrmn 1984 and by Warnet Books in 1?86. Night, sponsored by Elizabethtown "Gaelic Night is a great time to bearihg Losses" for parents and.'. doll to be raffled at the Sept 2 . Gas Ca, is celebrated^^ Wednesday,. professionals^ to help foster effec- :'•• This seminar Would be helpftil- to \V^dn(Bsday seniors ; •.'"••, meeting along with a basket of announcev-pljaiiis'to••liiarry^.•'.-;: celebrate Irish culture in song and : Aug. 26, as part of Union Cotmty*s tive grieving and more complete any. professional (childbirth educa- cheer; '.•••••'•• •••'•• .:- •' ••.•••• "• ., /" " darice.-^an evening enjoyed"by all tor, lactation consultant, obstetrical -celebrate milestones Trips planned _by_ Stepheri and Barbara VaUario of She is a catering sales manager a Suinmer Arts FestivaL A - ... • healing...'..'''•....-'-•:•,...; ...:•.'.,.!•',-, •.'... :.L'..-.;.Vi i thShthTH^Pi MR. and MRS. WILLIAM CAR Y riatibfialities aiiit}. all age".'groups;"• nurse, LaLeche League leader, so- The evenjngof Irish music and The.workshop will be held at OTEUIJOIU Senior V-IT^T^^S dtiD 8TG merit of their, daughter. Stephard^; said Robert Kenneyy Elizabeth- cial yvprker) who wbrks with chfld^ 11; Monniguth Race Track, Sept Her fiance graduated from Cran- dance, featuring* The Paddy Noon-, Valley Hospital Saturday^ Sept 19; bearing families. celebrating birthdays ; in August 20 at a cost of $9 including trans- to David Wikstrom of Union,; for- an Band,,thj£ Parlin and District town's president and CEO. "Eliza- from 1-5 p.m. The cost of the semi- They are. Frances Amend, Patrick ford High School in 1985, William bethtown Gas is nappy to be able For more information, or to regis- portation, admittance and program; merly of Cranford, son of Leo and Pipe Band, and the Dierdre Shea nar is $45. Collalto, Marie Finnegan, Charles Taj MahaL Atlantic qty, Sept 22; Paterson College in 1989 and is in ' UGC students Irish Dancers, begins at 7:30 p,m. to sponsor this event for the sixth ter, Write MotherLove, Inc., 20 MR. and MRS. GERALD YOSPUR Patricia MicGann of Cape Coral, his second year of law school at The workshop will be taught by Hayden, Laura Higbie, Marty Bermuda, Opt 29 to Nov. 2; and : West Ridgewood Ave., Ridgewood, Fla.. ••'.:•. '•''. ..• ' ' • / Quinnipiac College in Connecticut The park is off Springfield Avenue consecutive yean" Cathy Romeo, a human service NJ. 07450 or phone (201) 612-8633. Huben, Walter NevSiard, Ann. Pad- the Paramount Hotel, •Parksville, can transfer hef and. Paul Yokubaitis. N,Y., Jan 11-15, 1993; Call 276-6178 The future bride graduated fix>mHe is a law clerk at the law offices Couples celebrating wedding ah- for information and reservations. William Paterson College in 1989.. of Richard.D. Gaines, RidgewobdL y to Bloomfield Best Selection/Best Prices PROFESSIONAL EYECARE * Union County College students For Over 4O Years! 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Janford and Annmarle Laura Pacclda of Garwood. -The Chronicle- -The Chronicle- tottfordttflmmide August 20,1992 August 20, 1992 Community Life A-9 Janine Benoit is engaged III I I to F. Richard Vitale Mr. ?nd Mrs. • James Benoit of the Fashion institute of Technol- North Middletown anij! Mr.- and ogy with a degree in marketing. Mrs. Joseph McCarthy of Keh- She is a sales representative with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Casey.of joins brother, Christopher Joseph, ilworth announce the engagement lorstan Studios Inc.. , Cranford 'announce. the birth of 20 months. Maternal grandmother of their daughter, Janine, to E Ri- Mr. Vitale is a graduate of North- chard Vitale, son of Xir. and Mrs. ern Burlington. Regional High" their son, John Winchester, on July is Antoinette Kyewski of Plainfield • 22, 1992 at Overlook Hospital, Frederick "^itale of Jacob^town. A School ahd attended Seton Hall Summit Maternal grandmother is Paternal grandparents are Mr. and February 1993 wedding is. planned. University. He is in .the law en- Grace Winchester of Worcester, Mrs. Joseph Esmejradb of'Cranfprd The future bride is. a graduate of forcement field. | : ... •. •* *• :* ~-.. i - .' • said, "^e wanted it to last It needs azine. They were married in Sep- Mass. Paternal grandparents are By BOB SHL1JVAN Dinah and John Gray of Cran- to last for^ the full year, and. be- tember and have since quit their Mr; and Mrs. John M. Casey of THfi CHRONICLE . r Hingham, Mass. ford, announce the birth of their -.yondr./;-^,r-.:, ' jobs to work ftjll-tirne on the .* ' * .-•. •• ; •'• .•' daughter, Katy Morgan Gray, born . Two Cranford residents are try- "Dining is fun, so we really project Part of'their success is Mark and Jane Smith of "Ken-': July 25, 1992 atSomerset Medica} ing to make their appetites profit- Wanted the magazine to be fun. We their ability toge t along. '..''.'. Center. Playground participants win able. •.. ; ilyvorth announce the birth qf their didn't want it to be just a lists of They have, appeared at several • ... ••**••;'••. restaurants." balloon festivals selling the guide son, Samuel Joseph, on July 18, John and Laury BaWe, both Mr. and Mrs J Lawrence Siehl of awards ftir 1992 session graduates of Cranford High School, Among the dozens of restivLtants and will soon start running ads on 1992 at Overlook Hospital Mater^ have combined their writing, and WPAT easy-listening radio station. nal grandparents are Sheila, and Roselle Park announce the birth of The following students captured leader, Kristen Witheririgton, a% included in the statewide magazine -Marvin Malt; of.Hillside. Paternal their daughter, lisa Nicole, on Aug. awards for each - Granford play- sistaht; Michael Druitt and Martin bating talents to create the Newis Cranford'S Cortina's. About that Aside from the ^startup costs Jersey Restaurant Guide. .'.''... grandparents are Jeanette and3, 1992 at Overlook Hospital. Ma- ground this summer: ' Kingv citizens of the year; CheryJ i restaurant, , the rnagazine-writes^ ;,andeating on deadlines, the'big- Hpward Smith otCranford ternal grandparents are Mrl ahd Kennedy,' outstanding creativity; • "People talk of the great restau- 1 "Cortina's dining room walls dis- "gesFproblemr^he"~two faced was i ••'•.* ''.•.'.•• John Destasio and Jerry Tramitz, i .. . • ."'•.. Mrs. John Mackenzie of Cranford Adams: Jill-Ann Felczak, leader, rants, in New York," Mr. BaMe play beautiful jvjorks by famed getting.;, the restaurant world to outstanding effort "..' said, "Many people don't realize r feharan and Jim Hardman of Paternal grandparents are Sue Wis- Susan Williams, assistant; Joey t take them seriously. ' "» Cranford announce the birth of newdkas and John Siehl of Haiy Boka and Carrie Rentz, citizens of there ;are many great restaurants > Orange Avenue: Lori Mc6ilL equally as grand." •_7~ "This has been attempted in the^ their daughter, Kelly Susan, on; risori and Benson, Ariz. the year, Andrea-Bucciarelli, out- a^l over New Jersey." past, and the magazines faile^L standing creativity; Thomas Cart- leader, Michelle Griffiths, assistant; Roberto's and Civile Ristorante July 8, 1992 at Rahway. Hospital, • • - * •'••• •• ' . •••" • I For th"e past'18 months, the two There was a printer who wouldn't wright, outstanding effort Charlie Kellett and Kirn Argen, cit- frave gone on a personal crusade to Ttie baby weighed 8 pounds, 3^ Thomas arid Sheri Berk of Cran- izens of the year; Kristina Pavone, even bother to give us an esti- ounces and measured 21 inches. uncover the finest, most unique, 'Some people gp out eve/y ford, announce the birth of their Brookside: Jennifer Polak, lead- outstanding creativity, Stephen and classiest dining establishments mate," Ms. BaMe recalled, 'i&t She joins a sister, Kristen,: 2 1/2.son, Thomas Joseph, on July 29, :iii outstanding effort. '•'• week, othe/s only a few tirfteswhen it came down to i<^ ieV Maternal grandparents are Tom er, Kim Baker, assistant; Tommy throughout the Garden State. 1992 at Overlook Hospital. Mater- Murray. Fritzie Fernandez, citizens Their work came to fruition in July a year. Now, for the price of taurant owners 'said they trusted arid June Ford. Paternal grandpar- nal grandparents are Neal and Sunny Acres: Laura Golden} me When I approached them." : ents are George and Pat Hardman. of the year, Nikki Westcpt, out- leader; Noelle Buttell, assistant when the New Jersey Restaurant your first magazine ($5.95) we Evelyn Ireland of Wilmington, N;C. standing creativity, Aridy Bausch, 1 With an increase in restaurant ' I. •:; " * * '* • • • -. ' Guide hit the newsstand- Paternal grandparents are Thomas . Frank pabroski and Laura Civile, can make sure your tiigfrt fe..:' :weddings, the two believe-'they Mr. and Mrs. Jack DeCotiis of outstanding effort •"•,.': citizens of the year.. / idea took shape wheii Mr, and Marilyn Berk from. Cherry successful.' : Have filled, a marketing void with Cfanford announce the birth of Wed to plan a 75th birthday urn. .;:.•. ..•;•••..•.• :, .'.•..:'•',• .-., ',., Xincoln School: Amy Navarria, Fair Night awards: outstanding the publicatiQh, They htave;placed thfeir daughter, Maiy • (3race,. on : : $ajcty,fpr his grandfather and had —JohriBakle ' ' • •:' •• ' '." .l.+:'.'.*';'...i ' ize an Open House at Union fe (90S) 276-9120 elli of Cranford, was married to i REPAIRS-1 HOUR SERVICE •Dlggsiown (R) Friday-Thursday: . p.m. •-•'•.• .'. . : 4:30, 9:10 p.m. •' County College's newly-renovated rector of development and alumni program for speakers.of other •Honey, I Blew Up the Hid (PG) Frl--) :t 12:30, 2:35, 5, 7:05, 9:10 p.m. •Rap/d Fire (R) Friday-Thursday:. • 'The Pocky Horror Picture Show (R) • "Dealh Becomes Her (PG-13) Fri- Michael Donald Mohr, son of Mr. Plainfield Campus, which will be affairs. ...,..•. guages, and the Erhploymenj » RELINK- 3 HOUR SERVICE day, Monday-Thursday: 2 p.m. Sat-^ Lato show Friday and Saturday at 1:15, 3:30. 5:50. 8,10:10 p.m. . Friday, Satu/day: Midnight. . day. Monday-Thursday: 7:15, 9:45 and Mrs. Donald Mohr of Cranford. urday, Sunday: 2, 4 p.m. .„ helcLgjom noon-7 pan. Wednes- The Plainfield'^Campus is lo-Skills Center, a program of basi •!•' 48HR.DEI^fUW REPLACEMENT; Robert V. Scalera, D.D.S. . •• J,l;30p.m. 'Unforgiven (R) Friday-Thursday: GENERAL CINEMA p.m.' Saturday, Sunday: 2:15, 4:45. •Diggstown (R) FridoyfThursday: 9 The wedding took place June 5, dayvAug. 26. cated in the former Courier-News skills and jobs training for the ri» FULL AND PARTIAL DENTURES Hubert V. Scalera, Jr., D.M •Single Whlto Female (P)Friday- 1:30, 4:30, 7:45,10:20 p.m; 7:15.9:45.p.m.: ". • •' : ' 1992 at St Michael's Church, Cran- Highlighting''.the Open House at building and has been cl6secTfor employed and underemployed Thursday: 1.3:15, 5:30.8,10:20.. •A League 61 Their Own (PG) Friday, Route'22, Watchung " . •Dlggstown (R) Friday, Monday- P."1'. ••• '..''•'; ' , .. ' " ,.' • OVER DENTURES FOR IMPLANTS 567'Park Aveniie, Suite 201 •Death Becomes Her (PG-13) Fri- -• the past year for, renovations. The three^story facility cohsisi p.m. Lato show Friday and Saturday Sunday-Thursday: 1:45, 4:45, 7:45, (908) 322r7OO7 . Thursday: 8,10 p.m. Saturday, Sun- ford, officiated by Father Warren 232 E. Second St. will be tou^s of tr • Scotch Plains : All services schedule permitting ' ' . at 12:20 a.m.. . 10:15 p.m, Saturday: 1:45. 4:45, •Call theater (or showtimes. day; 2, 4, 6, 8,10 p.m. . . day, Monday-Thursday:'2. 7:30. >1 Hall The reception was held at the: the facility, information for visi- Seven associate degree pro- of 12 classrooms; a lecture IM| tors on the college's programs and grams will be offered there start- three each of both allied ..heat DENTALCARE •Stay Tuned (PG) Friday-Thursday:. 10:15 p.ni; GENERAL CINEMA CINEPLEX ODEON UNION 9:30 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 2. 4.H Richfield Regency in Verona.... J. •Snoak preview of Honeymoon in 990 Stuyvesant Ave., Union • : and computer laboratories^ a 12:40, 2:40, 5, 7, 9:10,p.ni,.Late BniDGEWATER COMMONS 7:30, 9:30 p.m. .r services, financial aid and admis- ing in the fall semester, which be^ ASSOCIATES ; The maid of honor was Stepha- sions details and refreshments. gins Wednesday, Sept 2. Those ogy laboratory, a library,: an chow Friday and Saturday at 11:10; ;yegas (PG-13) Saturday at7:45 Routes 22 4 202-206 (908)'686-4373 •3 Nlnjas (PG) Friday. Monday- Financing Available . p.m.. . • . Sridgewater •Single While Female (R) Friday, nie Gabrielli of Cranford, sister of ' p.m. , .••.-,. .• • . '• • Thursday: 2, .7:10 p.m. Saturday, Heading the planning commit- programs are: Liberal Arts, Busi- demic learning center,, and 'Raising pain (R) Friday-Thursday: Monday-Thursday: 7:45. 9:50 p.m. CLIP & SAVE DUNELLEN THEATER (908) 725-1161 •''.-•• Sunday: 2,'4:l5,-7:lo p.m. • . a the bride. Bridesmaids were Donna tee is James.Kane of Westfield, ness, Accounting/pata Processing, ous .administrative and faculty of; 12:45, 3, 5:10, 7:15, 9:20 p.m. . • "Deal/i Becomes Her (PG-13) Fri- Saturday, Sunday: 2, 4, 6, 8.10 . 458 North Ave.. Dunollon HUNTERDbN THEATER '* Gabrielli of Clark, sister-in-law of the college's director of enroll- Business Management, Oc- fices. A second building on thj . Lato show Friday and Saturday at day, Saturday: 2|4:30, 7, 9:30 p.m.' : (908)968-3331 Route 31. Flemlngton • 5 • the bride; Kim Marie Buontempo, ment management. Other local cupational Therapy Assistant, site also is being renovated atijjj l.l;30 p.m. •Call thoaterfor showtimes. . p.m. Sunday-Thursday: 2, 4:30,. :.'A Stranger Among Us Wl Friday, : (908) 782-4815 !t committee members are: Salva Physical Therapy Assistant and cost of $500,000. £ • "VWi/spers Intho Dark (R) Friday- KENDALL PARK CINEMAS "6:50,9:20 p.m. • Monday-Thursday: 7:35, 9:35 p.m. Anita Campagna, Jamie deary, all TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN!!! Saturday, Sunday: 2:05, .4:05, •Unforglven (R) Friday-Thursday: 7,,\ of Cranford, friends of the bride; Thursday: 8,10:20 p.m. Lato show 3560 Route 27, Kendall Park •Single White Female (R) Friday, —— 1 Friday and Saturday at 12:30 a.m. (908)422-2444 Saturday: 1:50, 4:20, 7:30,10 . 6:05, BIOS', 10:05 p.m. 9:20 p.m. nid Stephanie Leifer of California, •3 Nlnjas (PQ) Friday-Thursday: , • •Single White Female (R) Friday, p.m. Sunday-Thursday; 1:50, 4:20, FIVE POINTS CINEMA •lend of the bride. Crisis Center 50th anniversary _ TREADMILLS Noon, 2, 4:20, 7,9 p.m. Late show Saturday: 1:35, 3:45, 5:55, 8:05, 7, 9:30 p.m. 327 Chestnut St., Union Friday and Saturday at 11 p.m. 10:15 p.m. Sunday-Thursday: 2:10, •Little Nemo (G) Friday-Thursday (908)964-9633 ". . MORRIS Kimberly Aliseo of Ringoes, There has never been a better time to •Unforglven (R) Friday-Thursday: 4:35,7:26,9:30 p.m. 1:30,3:15, 5, 6:30 p.m. •Call theater (or showtimos. AMC HEADQUARTERS 10 cousin of the groom and Cassandra own a TRUE Motorized treadmill. 12:45. 3:50,' 7:05, 9:50 p.m. Late. 'Rapid Fins (R) Friday, Saturday: i, •Whispers In the Dark (R) Friday, UNDEN FIVEPLEX 72 Headquarters Plaza WilkbwsM of Plainfield, cousin of TRUE'a sleek, low impact design, show Friday and Saturday at 12:20 2:55. 4:50, 6:50, 8:45, 10:45 p.m. Saturday: 8:15, 10:15 p.m. 400 North Wood Avo., Linden .Morristown , the bride, wereJQower'girls. training course smooth^and quiet operation, ahd ad- a.m. •••'.. Sunday-Thursday: 1:55, 3:50, 5:50, . Sunday-Thursday: 8, 9:45 p.m. *(908) 925-9787 (201)292-0606 ' vanced controls are the standard of •Death Becomes Her (PG-13) 7:45.9:45 p.m. •Sister Att (PG) Friday, Saturday; 8, 'Single White Female (R) Friday- 'ChristopherGolumbus (PG-13) Frisi The Union County Rape Crisis Friday-Thursday: 12:15, 2:30, 4:50, Ken Goldstein-,, of Cranford, 'LitiloNemo (G) Friday-Thursday: 1, 10:15 p.m. Sunday-Thursday: 7:45, Sunday:,!, 3, 5, 7:30, 9:45 p.m., day, Saturday: 1:50, 5, 7:30, 10 Center will hold its annual fall excellence. Now for a limited time 7:30, 9:45 p.m. Late show Friday friend of the groom, was best man. only, you pan SAVE UP TO $400 on 2:45, 4:45, 7 p.m. 9:45 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 1:30, 7:30, 9:40 p.m. Sunday-Thursday: 1:50, 5:10,^ training for volunteers, beginning and Saturday at midnight. •3 Nlnjas (PG) Friday,-Saturday: 1 : Ushers were Michael Gabrielli and select models from TRUE. ALL TRUE 'Oiggstown (R) Friday, Saturday: . • P." - . , "' 7:30, 9:45 p.m. •Uttle Nemo (G) Friday-Thursday: 4:40, 8:30,10:30 p.m. Sunday- 1:40, 3:30, 5:30. 7:40, 9:40 p.m. •D/£gstowr)(R) Friday-Sunday: -7:45, Kevin Keating of Clark, brothers- Oct i, announced Union County/ •A League of Tholr Own (PG) Fridays. treadmills come pre-assembled and 12:3Q,'2:30, 4:30, 6:45 p.m. Thursday: 4:40, 8:45 p.m. - Sunday-Thursday: 1:40, 3:30, 5:30, 9:45 p.m. Monday-Thursday; 7:35, Freeholder Chairman Louis Santa- 1:40, 4:50. 7:30, 9:55 p.m. Satur- in-law, Richard Thomas of Keasby, tested for immediate use. Stop in today •Mo' Money (R) Friday-Thursday: •Slay Tuned (PG) Friday, Saturday: . 7:15, 9 p.m. . 9:40 p.m. g^ta. day: 1:40, 4:50. 9:55 p.m. Sunday-1' cousin; and Joseph DeMarco of to take advantage of these tremendous 1:15,3:15.5:30,7:50.10 p.m. 1, 2:50, 6:35, 8:25 p.m. Suijidnj; •D/ggs(owrr (R) Friday, Saturday: 'Rapid Fire (R) Friday-Sunday: 1:15. "Individuals will receive 40 hours Lato show Friday and Saturday, at • . Thursday: 1:50, 5, 7:30, 9:45 p.m.'. Cranfordand Casey Campagna of savings. Get the TRUE advantage! Thursday: 1, 2:50. 7:10 p.m. 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:50,10:10 p.m. 3:15. 5:15, 7:40, 9:45 p.m. Mon- of training addressing the many . rnldnlght.. •Whispers In the Dark (fl)"Friday, Sunday-Thursday: 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, day-Thursday: 1, 2:45, 7:35, 9:40 •Single White Female (R) Friday, i "Elizabeth, friends. 1 areas of sexual assault, reactionst o "Honoy; / Blew Up the Kid (PG) Fri» Saturday: 10^15 p.m. Sunday- 7:50,9:45 p.m. . P.m. Saturday: 1, 2:50, 5:10, 7:30, v ' Patrick Keating of Clark, neph- the trauma for survivors and fam^ day-Thursday: Noon, 2, 4, 6 p.m. Thursday:^ p.m. •A League of Tlieir Own (PG) Friday: 'Raising Cain (R) Friday-Sunday: 10:10 p.m. Sunday-Thursday: 1:20, ew, served as ring bearer. ily members, legal and medical as- •Rapid Fire (R) Friday-Thursday: •Doalfi Bocpmes Her (PG-13) Fri- 1:35, 4:10, 7:15. 9:50 p.m. Satur- 7:45, 9:45 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 3:10, 5:30. 7:40,9:50 p.m. The bride graduated from Cran- F=rrrsJESS 12:15, 2:30, 4:35, 7:20,9:30 p.m. day. Saturday: 1:35.3:40. 5:45, day: 1:35, 4:10, 9:50 p.m. Sunday- 8:45 r>'m. •3 Nlnjas (PG) Friday, Saturday: pects and other related areas," Mr. Late show Friday and Saturday at 7:50.1Q p.m. Sunday-Thursday: 2. Thursday: 1:35, 4:10, 6:40, 9:15 185RK22East 128Rt.4 •3. Nlnjos (PG) Friday-Sunday: 1:10, 3:20. 5:30, 7:50 p.m. Sun- ford High School in 1986 and is Santagata said. 11:45. pirn.' 4:30, 7:25, 9:30 p.m. p.m. ' • 12:30, 2:15, 4:05, 6 p.m. Monday- day-Thursday: 1:40. 3:40. 5:40. >'( employed at Investors Savings "Also, volunteers who work as Green Brook, NJ Paramus, NJ •A League of ThelrOwn (PG) Friday, •Un/orgiven (R) Friday, Saturday: •Honey, IBIow Up tho Hid (PG) Fri- Thursday: 1, 2:45, 7 p.m. 7:50 p.m. \ Sunday-Thursday: Noon, 2:30, 5, 1:50. 4:4q, 7:10, .9:45 vsn: SW- day-Thursday: 1:30, 3:40, 6 p.m. 'Honey. I Blew Up the Kid (PG) Fri- Bank. crisis intervention workers on the 'Death Becomes Her (PG-13) Fri- .-r (908)968-6655 (201) 843-0044 7:30,10 p.m. Saturday: Noon, day-Thursday: 1:30, 4, 6:40; 9:15 "Sneak preview of Honeymoon in day-Sunday: 12:30, 2:20, 4:10, 6 24-hour hotline may provide emo- day, Saturday: 1, 3. 5:20, 7:40, The groom graduated from Cran- 2:30, 5, 9:50 p.m. Late show Friday p.m. • 'jgf' • . . Vegas. (PG-13) Saturday at 7:15 p.m., Monday-Thursday: 1, 2:40 tional support or accompany a vic- Mr. and Mrs. Frederick preuss of Garwood, recently cel- 9:55 p.m. Sunday-Thursday: 1:30. ford High School in 1986 and grad- and Saturday at 12:20 a.m. •3 Nlnjas ^bViFriday, Saturday: p.m. p.m. . ' ebrated 50 years of marriage. They were married June 20, | 3:30. 5:30, 7:40, 9:40 p.m. uated magna cum laude from John tim to the hospital and/or through •Christopher Columbus (PG-13) Fri- 1:29, 3:2CL.S:35, 7:30 p.m. Sun- GENERAL CINEMA •Unforgiven (R) Friday-Sunday: the court process." 1942 In the Cranford Presbyterian Church by Reverend'? day-Thursday: 12:45, 3:55. 7:10, day-Thursd»tfcia5, 3:20. 5:25. •Raising Cain (R) Friday, Saturday:' Jay College of Criminal Justice, Sloan. A celebration dinner was held at the Pantagls Re-:J RUTGERS PLAZA 1:30. 4:15. 7:15, 9:40 p.m. Mon- Volunteers may also work on the 9:45 p.m, Lato show Friday and 7:20 p.m. Eastoh Avo., Somerset day-Thursday: 1:30. 7:15. 9:35 3:20, 5:20. 10:10 p.m! Sunday- I. NewYork City, in 1990. Thursday: 3:40, 5:40, 9:55 p.m. i new xum *-~*JI *.» *uuu. . LHuniLAURIEc aiianud iviiisnHELMICHAEL. MOHn/ixjnRn nalssance In Scotch Plains with their children and grand* | Bobby Levine Big Band Saturday at 12:20 a.m. p.rn. ••'••. . • . speakers bureau or distribute infor- •A League of Their Own (PG) Friday, (908) 828-8787 children. •'•"• .•'... .'.'•• •-•.. '' . •• ' •>$ iSoomerantf (R) Friday-Thursday: 8, Saturday: 9:25 p.m. Sunday- •Cal| theater (or showtimos. LOST PICTURE SHOW •Diggstown (R) Fridny, Saturday: mation throughout the county. 10:20 p.m. Late show Friday and Thursday: 9:15 p.m. GENERAL CINEMA 2395 Springfield Ave.. Union 1:10, 5:20, 10:10 p.m, Sunday- (' The Rape Crisis Center, a pro- Saturday at 12:35 a.m. Disabled get plenty of local support Cruise the South Pacific MOVIE CITY SOMEDVILLE CIRCLE (908)964.4497 Thursday: 1:40, 5:40, 9:50 p.m. J •S/sforAjt (PG) Friday-Thursday: 1. gram under the Division of Plan- Route 1 & Gilt Lane, loclin Route 28, Rarltan •Call theater for showtimos. 'Sister Act (PG) Friday, Saturday: Nature center seeking 3:05, 5:10, 7:15, 9:30 p.m. Uto Support groups provide disabled ple with spinal cord injuries toso - sustained strokes and their fam- ning, Union County Deportment of with the big hand sound (908) 382-5555 (908) 526-0101 NEW PARK CINEMA 1:1OT3:10. 7:40, 9:55 p.m. Sun- show Friday and Saturday at 11:30 Human Services, was established •Call theater (or showtimes. ^ 'Untorghien (R) Friday: 6.8:15. 23 West Wesltkild Ave. day-Thursday: 1:30, 3:30, 7:50. . individuals and their families with cialize and attend educational pro- ilies meet to share support and in- p.m. in June 1984 to provide services to volunteers as crafters . ofthe^Osand'Ws MOVIE CITV 10:30 p.m. Saturday: 1:30, 3:45, Roselle Park 9:45 p.m. the opportunity to share advice grams. Call (201) 731-3600 ext 769. formation and attend education •Snoak provlow of Honoymoo/i 'n 6, 8:15, U3:3Op.m. $unday: 1:30, (908) 24122525 meet the needs of survivors of sex- Oak Tree Center •Whispers in the Daik (R) Friday, S Vegas (PG-i3) Saturday ni 8 p.m. 4:15, 7, 9:40 p.m. Monday- •Call thoater.fbr'ahowtlmes. and discuss the experiences with • Spinal Cord Injury Family Sup- sessions, social programs, films, Trailside Nature and Science Admission will be $1 suggested dp- 1665 Oak Tree Rd., Edison Saturday: 3:10. 7:40 p.m. Sundays ual assault in the county. CINEPLKX ODEON (908) 549-6686 Thursday: 7, 9:40 p,m. their peers. The following support port Group. Ongoing support and Center is looking for crafters and nation which includes a door prize UNITED ARTISTS RIALTO Thursdoy: 3:40, 7:40 p.m. j discussions groups and presenta- Services include: individual and Saturday, August 22, 1992 MENLO PARK "Call theater (or showtlmos. •Raising Cain (R) Friday: 6, 8:30, 250 East Broad St. self-help for parents, spouses, sib- artisans to display and sell quality ticket Past boutiques have at- •SlayTuned (PG) Friday, Saturday: groups meet at Kessler Institute group counseling, a 24-hour hot- Routo 1, Edison UNITED ARTISTS 10:40 p.m. Saturday: 1:30, 3:45, Wostfleld tions by guest speakers. Call (201) 1, 3:20, 5:30, 7:50, 9:50 p.m. 3 far Rehabilitation, West Orange Fa-lings and friends of people with products at its 1992 Nature JBou- tracted over 1,000 visitors. The cen- (908) 321-1412 MIDDLESEX MALL 6, 8:30, 10:40 p.m. Sunday: 2, (908) 232-1288 „ 731-3600 ext 535. line, speakers bureau, in-service Sunday-Thursday: 1:20, 3:30, 5:50t cility, on a regular basis: spinal cord injuries. Call (201) 731- training to hospital personnel, law tique, Sunday, Dec. 6, from 1-5 ter is also seeking volunteers |o Music and Dancing at 7 p.m. •3 Nlnjos (PQ) Friday-Thursday: Stolton and Hadley roads 4:45, 7:30, 9:30 p.m. Monday- •Call thoalor for showtimos. • Self Help Amputee Group p.m. work in the Children's Gift Shop.?; 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30 p.m. South Plalnftpld Thursday: 7:30, 9:30 p.m. f WESTFIELD TWIN CINEMA 7:50, 9:50 p.m. . ) • New Jersey Spinal Cord Injury 3600 ext 365. , enforcement and mental health •Honoy, / Blew Up tho Kid (PQ) Fri- (908) 753-2246 'Christoplwr Columbus (PG-13) Fri- 138 Central Ave,, Westficld •Rapid Fire (R) Friday, Saturday: (SHAG). A forum for persons with Items tob e sold should be hand- day: 6,8:15,10:30 p.m. Saturday: Outreach. An opportunity for peo- • Stroke Club. Persons who have professionals, consultation to pro- For more information to volun- Riverfront tailgating from 5:00 P.M. day-Thursday: 2, 4, 0 p.m. •Call thoater (or showtimes. (908)654-4720 1:10, 5:20. 7:50, 10:10 p.m. Sun-' amputations and their families to fessionals working with survivors made from natural materials or teer or to reserve a spot, call Betty •Unlawful Entiy (R) Friday-Thursday: 1:30, 3:45, 6, 8:15, 10:30 p.m. •3 Nlnjas (PG) Friday-Thursday: • day-Thursday: 1:30, 5:40, 7:50, -' and information and referral. All based on a natural history theme. Ann Kelly, Tuesday through SatuV- 8:15.10:20.p.m. Sunday: 1:45,4:30, 7:15,9:50 1:15. 3:15, 5:15, 7:30, 9:30 p.m. 9:55 p.m. share experiences, discuss com- •Sfay Tuned (PG) Friday-Thursday: SOMERSET p.m. Monday-Thursday: 7:15, 9:50 i services are free and confidential. •Honey, I Blew Up tho Kid (PG) Frir •Unforglvon (R) Friday, Saturday: Teachers studying leadership Registration for the event is $15.day at 789-3670. :;,; Adults: $7 • Srs. & members $5 1:15,3:15,5:15,7:35,9:40 p.m. p.m. mon problems and obtain •eupport QERNARDSVILLE CINEMA day-Thursday: 1:45, 3:40, 5:35 1:40, 4:50, 7:30, 10 p.m. Sunday- Individuals interested in becom- •Death Beiomos Her (PG-13) Routo 202. Bemardsville MONTGOMERY. p.m. Thursday: 1:50, 5, 7:30, 9:45 p.m; Elementary teachers ftom tified Family Science trainer- especially during the initial days of •Child $4 Fridny^Thuraday: 1, 3:30, 5:40, 8, ing volunteers may contact the Steen is new library director at UCC I (008) 7660357 CENTER THEATRE •A Stranger Among Us (R) Friday; around the state are participating mentors to train new teachersi n •Snoak preview of Honeymoon in realization and adjustment Call Rape • Crisis Center at 300 North 10:15 p.m.. •Single WMU} Fenwlo (fl) Friday, Routo 206, Rocky Hill Thursday: 7:45, 9:50 p.m. Carol Nplde Steen has been ap- will plan, organize and Voflas (PG-13) Saturday at 7:50 this week in a Family Science Ad- Family Science. •Raising Cain (R) Friday-Thursday: Monday-Thursday: 7:30. 9:30 p.m. (609) 924-7444 731-3600 ext 253. Ave. EL, Westfield, for an interview pointed library director of Union programs and procedures p.m. vanced Leadership Institute at Among the 25 certified Family or call 233-7273. ing library services at Uf 1:30, 3:40, 5:45, 8:15,10:10 p.m. Saturday: 1, 3:10, 5:20, 7:30, 9:30 «Enc/>amed AprU (PG) Frlday^Mo \ V O A-iO Community Life August 20,1992 Michael Phillip Marino, Obituaries [ary DiBattista Galvin7 \ugust20,1095- B-1 Retired dietitian; active in elubs restaurant, fish market owner CRANFORD — Mary DiBattista Her husband, Edward J. You said it: ~merly was the organist— at the- On the inside- '( go down there and beat my brains out for a half Marino, 47, the owner of Marino's Roman Catholic Church of the As- Roselle Park school system.until •'.: Surviving are five sisters, Con- 'O Fun & Games B-2 -hour.' Joiner Cady FisheiySO : Seafood Restaurant and Marino's sumption in Roselle Park. her retirement in 1972, died Aug. stance Dreyer/ Elizabeth Leonard, 'DScoreboard ...... B-2 -Warren Hehl Fish' Market on North- Avenue Surviving are his parents, Sam J. 13,1992 at Union HospitaL Nan Ziolkowski, Rpsina Apriceno, on hit twimmlng practice technique. East, died Aug. 15, 1992 while at Marino and Lillian Givens Marino Worked 30 years for auto dealer She was born in Berwick, Pa,, and Grace DiBattista; a brother, the restaurant of CranfbrcL . CRANFORD - Homer Cady Conn.; a son, Guy F. Fisher of and had lived in Cranford since James DiBattista; many nieces arid1 He was born in Rahway and had A Mass of Christian Burial will Fisher, 80, who retired in 1976 after Damestown, Md,; eight grandchil- 1926. :.••••• nephews. ___. lived in Crahfprd since 1946. be offered tomorrow at 10 am. at 30 years with Smith Motors, an Eliz- dren; and two brothers, John Fisher Mrs.'Galvin was a parishioner of A Mass of Christian Burial y^as; Mr. Marino, who had owned the St Anne's Church, 325 Second St Michael's Roman Catholic offered Monday at Si Michapl's; abeth automobile dealer, died Aug. of Serninole, Fla, and Rollin Fisher Church and belonged to its. Altar Church. Burial was in St (Ster-; TENNIS restaurant since 1976, also was Ave., Garwood. Burial will be in St 13, 1992 at the Department of Vet- of San Diego, Calif. music director1 and organist at St Gerfrude's Cemetery, Cblonia. ' Rosary Society, She also Hfc^d trude's Cemetery, Colonia. , |i l ILK Area health inspector passing Anne's Roman Catholic Church in Visitation will be today from 2r4 erans Affairs Medical Center, Lyons. Graveside services will bo held membership in the Cranford Se- In lieu of flowers, contributions; . Garwobd. He was a member of pjn. at the Dooley Funeral Home, He was bonrv in Westfield and tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at Falrview nior Citizens Tuesday Club; the may be made to the Deborah Heart; Msgr. Walsh Council 5437, Knights 218 North Aye. West, and from 7-9 had lived In Cranford since 1942. . Cemetery, WestfieJd. Italian-American Civic;, ^league/ and Lung Center or the Boys Town} Elizabeth; the New Jersey Chapter, of Italy. . i swim meets with flying colors "of Columbus, Garwood, and for- pjn. at St Anne's Church. A member of the Cranford United In" lieu of flowers, contributions Boys Town of Italy, and the Subur- ; Arrangen'ients were by the; Ejpo-; BY Methodist Church, Mr., Fisher was : may be made to the Cranford Unit- ban Chapter of Deborah. ley Funeral Home. il j By SCOTT ZUCKER 'day. • •••'••.'. •;: '•• •••. •' .•.'' ••• . •'•.;•. .''•; '• • ..V ••• '•' active in the Cranford United Fund FRANK HOGAN ed Methodist Church, 201 Lincoln THECHRONICLE ' . "That's my lunch time," Hehl said "I go. down; .and'betohged to the Oid Guard of U.S.P.T.R. there (td the Centennial pool) and beat my brains out Daniel Shevchuk, 73 Ave. East,. Cranford, 07016; the' Westfield. He also was involved Contrary to popular belief neither Mark Spitz nor for a half hour. It is a good way of getting out 'the Cranford First Aid Squ&d, 6 Centen-*', Henry IL Stewart, 86 I Matt Bioiidi has moved to Cranfoiid, that's just ^yar- frustrations of the day and I enjoy the sport. It is a with the Watehung Area Council, Office clerk with Wagner Lighting • nlal Ave., Cranford, 07016; Me- ren Hehl in the swimming pooL good aerobic activity. Boy Scouts of America. . CRANFORt) — Daniel Shev- ford for many years. He served in morial Stoan-kettering Cancer Cen- Welder with Amoco for 30 years ,3B Easy Volleys II The Cranford Township Health Officer won five 'Tm 38, so it is strange, to start competihg now, but chuk, 73, a former office clerk with the Army during World War IL He graduated from Cazenovia medals at last weekend's East Coast Long Course it is an exceptional sport It is good for a guy who ter,* 1275 York Ave., New YorH; N.Y. KENILWORTH —. Henry EL', tion terminal. Mr. Stewart was; a( ''.In the previous column on the what is now the Wagner Lighting Surviving is a sister, Mary Gua- College and during World War il Stewart, 86, a former welder with member >jf the Third Presb; Open.-nie two-day event of the New Jersey Masters doesn't have the height to. play, basketball or the bulk, 10021; or the American Cancer So- '^vdlley, it was pointed out that all Invitational Championships was held at the Rahway to play football or the jeans to be a body builder.", Diyison of Cooper Industries, died gliardo. served in the Arrny Aif Cprps. , what is now the Amoco Oil Co.,: Church,.Elizabeth; and belongi ^except very advanced players r ciety. '' • ••'" ' ^ \ -._ : '_•.. lj MC : : ;• " • • • Hehl broke into competitive swimming about a year Aug. 13,1992 at Rahway HospitaL A Mass of Christian Burial was Survh/irtg are his wife, R^ida died Aug. 12, 1992 in Westfield at/ senior dtizens dubs in Kenil< isriould use the standard grips, offered Saturday at St John the -tri«rtI6ine of his daughter, DorotJh^ andWestfield. 'This was probably the first competitive race I've ago when he swam in a 10 kilometer relay. He fared: He retired in 1973 after 20 years Goodfellow. Fisher; < two Arrangements are by* the Gray— I.e. .the eastern forehand grip for ever^participated in,'' said the 38-year-oM HehL "I well and was encouraged enpughby his performance Apostle Roman Catholic Church, Hackett His wife, Louise Bogdan J 'the forehand volley. Also that you ; at trie Parsippany office of Wagner linden. Burial was in St Ger- Amanda Benjamin of ^ Memorial Funeral Home, ifhere are enjoyed it m probably keep doing it" tocontinue. T . Lighting. Mr. Stewart was born in County died in 1978. ahould not swing at a volley; you trude's Gemeteryi Colonia. and Rhoda F. Roberts of WBton, . no calling hours. ^ J The tTnipn Township. resident Svvam to a gold "Last year a fitiend of mine asked me.to swiiii in a Mr. Stievchuk was born in Woon- Arrangements were by the Doo- /Antrim, Ireland, and emigrated to •Also surviving are a son, Jp 'should meet the ball way out In Henry Stewart of Panwood; 'Jront whh a pushing motion, medal in the 200 meter freestyle and scored second 10k relay, which is 219 laps per person," recalled socket, R.I., and had lived in Cran- ley Funeral Home. the Uhited States in 1923. He lived : grandchildren; and eight lf keeping the handle of the racket place iShishes in the 50, 100, 400 and 800 mete* free- HehL "I started really going nuts with training. We on Long Island, N.Y., and in Eliza- came in within the top 10 in the 31-34 age group. We beth before moving to Kenilworth, grandchildren. oo | going forward on the same plane style races. Despite his amazing Success, Hehl did PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE • klBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE las the racket head. While push- encounter some problems. finished in 10 minutes under three hours. It wasn't, in 1658. .-- ,' Private services were held unjdejr "Ionlylearned^^niy 'so-called' racing-divei.the Riday bad for my first competition and my first real meet He retired in l§70 after 30 years the direction of the Dooley! Ing the whole racket straight for- SbBUFPS SALE; '. . . ' To: Lrjramo'i Raatauant Inc. •" ';! ' night before ttre'.'mee.C. said HehL "I.only kept my • setting."- .•.-. = •'.•'•• .:•• .•...•• •.;.•. • "•.."• ;. andbwoV . SUPEWOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY • ., .. . 117CarterQraet .' •:••.-!•:.•!: with Amoco at its'Cafteret dlstribu- Home, Cranfoni ward, you should step forward ; : I ; D»vWonol Pubkdy ftmted Sim IMiwdMlon 1 CHANCEHY DMSION • . Garwood. New Jaraay 07027 ' •'••',-.; '• with your left foot or» forehand • gbggte' "o^ 'in"tvw»" x>f'tte''five:races:and..'in'one race I Oh the strength of his showing in. the relay, Hehl- .UNKDNCOLNTY •- . '• ' A »rtlen otMor> t»« bean «ed w«h lha Munldpel dark. Sandra Asmusis tossed them, off into the. next lane. If they had floated, hired a. coach, Stacy Hegna, and began to train in CN-0B9 . DOCKET NO. M382-8I. - ..-''. (haretort W« hearlno !• held ptnuwt to NJAC. 132-78. volleys and with your right with ! TMMnvNJvNJ.. 0*60*6** 8 The orlghal hearing| Khaduled tor Auguat 11,1M2 al St. BIRNARD'S " (908) 272-8866 Child Care Provided SALES -/ SERVICE CATHOLIC CHURCH SERVICE SPECIALS FOR MOM'S TAXI 368 Sunnier Av. Stop By For A Drink AT KEMPER (908) 469-4500 (908) 469-4100 Plalnfleld ROUTE 22 EAST • Porttiac Master Dealer When called upon they're usually the first to get there, and 756-3393 SERVICE HOURS: AT 287 OVERPASS • 51 .Years Dependable Service often the last to leave. They like the challenge and satisfaction Mass Schedule Jacob's Well 7:45-5:15 Mon.-Fri. • 1941-1992 that conies from doing an important job for their country. Saturday: 5:30 PM An Evangelical Free Church BRBDGEWATER Sunday: 8:00, 9:30 r r They're the men and women of the United States Navy. 11:30 AM Bible smdy:10:00 AM Main Service:! 1.00 AM RofATE^ Luii;oiC! T MKE "^ r^lsS j N 2 WHEEL Tney're out there for you. Rtv. Jowph F. Birbone, Pastor Hillside Avenue School (Centennial & Hillside Avenues, Cranford) Family and Friends Free — Camels Extra ' TIRES ' • & FILTER1 'INSPECTION1 \ ^mcB I IT'S YOUR NAVY. • RemoueWh««ls I ,^, , ,, R«plM« (Balancing . .«Ch«ek lor Wur & Leaks'• • Drain, Flush and odd up Transmission Fluid • • and Rltor I • -The Chronlcleh Additional) J I . Cloanon d Ad|um I J|^ Kp Ex(J(ro8'B/a6/02j |FN Expiroa .5/26/92.5/26/92 . ipN Exp|ros B/26/92J r •-/. •B-2 Sports August 20,1992 m AUflUSt 20, 1992 B-3 ADULT LIFESTYLE ^SPORTS SCOREBOAR IN THE NEWS SOCCER Bowling Registration ' •"'•• Kenllworth players wanted .. '•''.•-•• 1 The. Hillside Ave. PTA Bowling League Is . The Kenllworth youth soccer will be holding "• tertainment Centre' and it's tough can also be reached at 885-0509. starting up on Sept. 8. Anyone-Interested In their anriual.soccer clinic for soccer players In .'; Ballparks to argue. _ ; IN THE NEWS joining, please call Roe, Lute at 27S-6477. The grades two through eight. It will be held at the (Continued from page B-l) Ultra-modern, comfortable, and AUGUST CALENDAR league bowls at-Clark Lanes on Tues. eiter- David Brearioy High School soccer field, lo-, game," said security guard Gerald attractive, SkyDome does it. right Aerobic* Instructors Workshop . From Sports In the USA •• noons and babysitting Is available. • cated on 14th and Monroe Avenues on Tues-, ' The Inman Sports Club and National Dance 23 — Ocean County College Women's 5K. day, August 18th; The rain date Is Wednesday,.' . Dickson. "You just can't replace SkyDome offers a Hard Rock Cafe, Toms River; For Information calf: 240-5916 •August '.19th at 6 pm. Tour are welcomed to ExerdstHrtstructor's Training Association FOOTBALL these old ballparks." McDonald's restaurants, the hotel, (NDErTA) are oo-sponsorlng public training 29 — Rockaway Township Day 5K (Morris come out and leam new. soccer skills and have ' Ballpark summary: With its ir-the dome that comes on and off, events on August 2^30 at 990 Inman Ave In County), Race. Director: Mike O'Brien (201) a great time with Coach Al Czaya and Brearley '•'.' 625-3198, Starting Time: 6 p.m., Fee: $11: PAL football registration alumni. Af the conclusion, refreshments will be • regular, outfield dimensions — • in- stadium tours, ancL.oh yeah, the North Edison. . . . . The Cranford PAL football season kicks off Potential and current aerobics Instructors wOl post registration, $9: pro-registration, $7: resl- - ' served. Wear comfdrtabla' sneakers and 1 PAVING ROOFING & REMODELING cluding a. mammoth 440 feet to baseball field, which is made of As- '.dents •'."•.' . '• . •. • . wtth a reglstratlon-dlnlc for all boys age 9-14 dothes. . AiR CONDITIONING li COLLISION REPAIRS FUEL OIL leam exercise science; Injury prevention, basks on Mon. Aug. 31 at 5:30 on the Cranford High dead center — and .genuine grass trbturf; ... nutrition and low Impact and high Intensity aer- 29 - Vernon P.A.L 10K (Sussex County), School rear field. Anyone not In the program Soccer players sought "••.. '••. and dirt, Tiger Stadium has a clas- Couple the world-class stadium I obics In a one-day workshop. ' Race Director. Dept Sgt Gary Gardner (201) mmm 764-6155, Starting time: 8:30 a.m., JFeej_S12^ last year, may pick up a registration form at The Cranford Soccer .Club Is seeking girl . J PASTORE & sic old-fashioned aura. with a first-place team, and it's no Space Is limited. For registration Information, Police Headquarters. Cranford varslfy coach call 1-600-237-6242: post registration, $10: pre^eglstratlon". players bom between Aug. 1, 1978 and July \ Benner's MFDOWELLS STILES & STILES surprise that the Blue Jays are well Nick.Brown and his assistants wilt be on hand 31, 1980. Practice Is currently underway and TORONTO . . •• . '• • ••*• .•.;•.- •;•".- 29 -Summer fetator 6K Run (Hamilton Town-, to Instruct on basic fundamentals. The_,cllnlo the first game will be In Sept For Inforrriatlon " Since 1928 When we were still 300 kilome- on their way to drawing four mil- «th Annual Triathlon ship), For Inforrnation Call: (609) 890^343, IN •''•• will continue at Memorial Field on Sept. 1;' call 276-5889. •• ' • . ' •'. •' Auto Center ters away from the baseball-mad lion fans this year — again. As of,. The 9th Annual Pequannock Township Tri- Starting Time: 9 aJn. ••:• "'.' ' m Family Ovyned & Operated Each participate should wear shorts and [WING QVAWYSERmEfdROVERMYEARS'] this week, tickets remain for only atholon Is scheduled for Aug. 29, featuring « 30 - Tim Kerr 10K Bun, Avalon (Cape May • TEAROFFS >SID1NG Toronto, the rumblings began; sneakers and will be placed on a tpam on this Complete Auto Body #• Mechanical 1 five September games. • quarter-mile swim, 22 mile bike ride and 6.2' County), Starting Time: 8 a.m., For Information night. Any ether questions :can be directed to SWIMMING I and Air Conditioning • Budget Plans •'•;.. • RE-ROOFS •MFMCEMENl WINDOW | An all-Canadian World Series. Since 194S Jays vs. Expos. Canada wants it MONTREAL mile run. •'•','• caB: (609) 368-B581 . . Chuck Archdeacon at 272-5922. with the latest technology. • Service Plans • FIAT ROOFS •AULWEPAIRS Applications are being accepted until Aug. Swimmers Wanted tor New Team ; Sales & Seiyice NJ Inspection l£ Reinspection Asphalt Driveways • Parking Lots HJIOTOBSS LEADERS •ALLCABItNTRYWOtt Olympic Stadium, like its cousin Coming off of the Garden State Games, the • Plumbing/AC 21 at $45 each and $75 from Aug. 21^29. AWARDS Curbing • Resurface and Repairs eve Green of the London (On- six hours down Route 401, also has Team participants are also encouraged to newly-formed Centennial Masters Swim team ' :; 606 South Ave., E. FULLY INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES a retractable roof. But the sim-enter (you must have three participants, one Is looking for competitors, fitness Instructors ' VWumldlfl»r« • Electronic Air-Cleaners 450 North Ave. E. Free Estimates tario) Free Press wrote. an article . Uttl» League dinner announced • REASONABLE RATES, for each event) at a cost of $100 (until AugJZI) TeniiisTalfc and trl-athelotos alike. K you ale looking fpf a ' r V Clock Triarmoctata • Attlo Fana Cranford, NJ noting- that the Blue Jays and ilarities end there. : The Kenllworth Uttle League will be holding. high quality workout and stroke work, but not Phone - 908«688r6370 •. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Montreal's baseball fans are aand $130 (Aug. 21-29). (Continued from page B-i) 'V?'; ' • BlowrUn Insulation Westfield Expos both occupied first place for For additional Information, call 201-835-5700. Hs annual awards dinner on. Friday, Sopt 18 at competition, the Masters, are still Interested Ip ; CALL ,908-322-4363 the first time in tvOo years. Realis- fickle lot, coming out in droves center of the service box. You7 p.m. at the Kenllworth Holiday. Inti. The cost your, participation. The Masters conduct prac- Westfleld 233-6222 233-3213 PAX. 908-964*1374 Is $12perperson, For ticket Information con- tlce .at the Centennial Pool In Cranford and :' tically, Green said, the odds are when the Expos are contenders but GOLF •haven't put in their thousands, of. against an. all-Canadian Series. The. staying away in droves when they hours of practice, so always be tact Ron Bohrons at 272-0749. comotltlon Is open to all swimmers aged 25 and older. For mpre Information, please can •;• PLUMBERS TREE SERVICE last line in his story read: "Still, it's are pretended: The team's success 4th Annual Foundation Classic. nearer the net than the service MARTIAL ARTS the pb6lat 709-7260. . . ' ."':';>,' AIR CONDITIONING GLASS MOVERS nice to dream, eh?" this season has everyone — in- Trie fourth annual Foundation Classic golf line when you are playing up yotir tournament .benefiting the Diabetes Center of On the night of ia Bide Jays cluding the ticket-scalpers — turn- partner.is playing back.- Motivational seminar KARATE New Jersey Is. set for Sept 14 at Ptalnfleld ROBBINS& ALLISON, INC. home game, Toronto is a city to ing handsprings. • V. •'• Country Club In Edison. The fundraiser fea- When you are playing serve and . Jhoon Rhee will conduct a seminar entitled Are you tired of the way AUTO SAFETY MCDOWELLS behold. Jays fans swarm the down-. "It's-100 percent — no, a million tures a. golf clinic and putting contest with "Born to B« Happy," concentrating on heaHhy NJ Karate T-League Championships - • MCDOWELLS your Kitchen or Bathroom GLA55 CD. Since 1928 • . Uo..#1268 ,. volley tennis you hit your serve management of body,- mind and career .The'1992 New Jersey Professional Karate T- ;', town, streets. surrounding Sky- percent better,"! said one scalper former PGA' Champion, Ryder Cup player and Since 1928 looks? If you said YES!!! Public Movors • Water Heaters, ABC-TV golf commentator Dave Marr. .. — and then run forward as quickly as ' through martial arts strategies.'The seminar will League, Inc: Championships will talte place on ' EST.1946 • Sewer Cleaning Dome, the magnificent three-year- . outside the stadium, 'r .. be held at the Ramada Hotol In Clark,' off tho October 11, -1992 at the South Plalnflold Mid- " Uctnto The outing consists of two shotgun,starts, possible. As the receiver is.about -tlM ' APPROVED INSURANCE REPLACEMENTS" • -_ • Sump Pumps - WOODSTACK Garden State Parkway, exit 135. It .will tiko dlB^CTioolon PWn(l?ld Avenueln South Plain- ; •MCUUJtTI IM *WO WOCOUUUetALM»VOLUI old stadium. You' can't take. 10 The key to establishing more meals and an awards reception, Including • GIVE YOUR KITCHEN OR BATH 66172 : : to: contact the ball you should placo on Sunday, September 6, 11 atn-2prrt. field. Registration, begins at 8:00 a.m. beforo • OUR TECHNICIANS MftACf UtNTi ON All tONSTKUCTION tOUtP. • Drinking Wator steps'without running into a souve- consistent attendance, according to trip to London. " •;;'' : A New Fresh look with a Systems TREE SERVICE come to a stop, doing a split-step, The' cost Is $30 for pre-reglstratlon. For.mora - the tourney:starts k 10:00 a.m.There wlll.be a -y. • Electrically Operated Windows >': nir stand. Scalpers demands $25 for Expos Publicity Director Richard • l CUSTOM MADE FORMICA OR • Water Conditioning INSURED so that you are able to quickly Information, call (908) 276-2929. , , : . black belt moetlrig at 9;30 a,rh. ... ;. ."• '•:• Wj^Ttmtizst • All Curvod & Panoramic Windshields average-grade tickets. •-'••••••• .'•,•:.,...•:.-•Griffin, lies.in tapping Montreal's CORIAN COUNTERTOP Systems, move left or Fight to volley the.re- Fees are as follows: one event — $25.00, ;, s & Channejg & Regulators )n one street comer, you'll hear . French-speaking -populationj ROADRACING two ey^nfa •- $35.00, corns, ...WHERE YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR CHIEF CONCERN Specializing in: a girls'soccer team POLYPHASE ELECTRIC N.M. (NICKI) PAINTING CHAPMAN BROS. needs tp find a - All Phases of. 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AO RATES Brooks viill head Newark Metro BPW Nominations Astaire Studio student going to nationals Cranford resident Deborah Brooks has been named presidentelect of "In just one week my car was sold, PRIVAtE PARTY V COMMERCtAL 911 the Newark Metropolitan Business and Professional Women, Inc. (New- open to Sept. 1 :;j am very pleased with the response." $ Karen A. Battschlnger, a Scotch Plains resident, re- fourth and Kelly ViVoVich .was fifth. Out'of 34 femate ••ti.©5. 14.9O FREE ark Metro BPW) for 1992-1993. She will assume the presidency in 1994. The Granford Chamber of •: Each week for 3 weeks . Each week.for 3 weeks cently participated Ina Fred Astaire dance competition, In instructors, Maryrose BoMwajge was second. Studios rep- Ms. Brooks, a communications specialist at Public Service Electric and B.G., Piscataway . Additional lines S1.05 each week. Commerce continues to accept \ PAY IN ADVANCE AND SAVE 1O%! (908)722-3000 Greenwich, Conn. She participated in waltz, swing, resented In this competition were from New York, Mas- Gas Co. ih-Newark, is past-issues management chairwoman for Newark nominations for 'the annual Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday 8:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. rumba, cha-cha, mambo, tango and foxtrot During this sachusetis, Ohio, New Jersey and Connecticut Metro BPW. She holds a bachelor's degree in business administration "Pride in Cranford" awards; ••' DEADLINES: Tho deadline (or Please check your advertisement Employment Wanted, Wanted to Rent, Houses to Share or Thursday & Friday 8:30 A~.M.-8:00 P.M. three-day competition, she placed first in 10 heats, sec- Ms. Batt$ch!nger will attend the Fred Astaire National from Montdair State College. . ! . . . In-column Classified in 4 PM on. tho first-week it runs.. Errors in • Ms. Brooks, who joined' PSE&G in 1974, is an active participant in the • All nominations must' be sub- , HOW TO Mortdays.Tho deadline (or ClassHiqd advertisements running more Apartments to Share. All ads Saturday 9:00 A.M.-2:00 P.M. ond In.five heats, and third In three heats. • -Pance Championships in Las Vegas In October. She mitted to the Chamber, 8 Spring- '.'• display is 5 PM on Fridays. than ono tirrio must becorroctod When moving, ail ads to PSE&G Speakers Bureau and is a consultant for Scholastic Guidance : bolore tho second Insertion or . addresses outside' pf Now Jersey. field .Ave., or.fax. 276-7664, by ' ; CANCELLATIONS:. Accepted The Fred Astaire Dance Studio in KenHworth, where . also will be performing in a showcase production called Services. She serves as chairwoman of the Cranford Community Aware- PLACE correction allowance cannot bo EXTpfA CHANGES: . ! FAX: (908) 231 •9638 Sept 1, for consideration. Award•;. up to 4 P.M. Monday prior'.to ' made. Correction allowance (or . v ness Group and is a trustee and adviser to the Young People's Depart- publication. • Blind Ads. S5.00 for bpx rental and . Karen is a student, also did. very well in Greenwich by "Showstoppers" Oct 3 at the Union County Arts Center A CLASSIFIED AD •errors shall not exceed tho cost applications may be picked up in, • mailing charge (Box held (or ment of Si Mark's AJOL Church in Cranford.. ADJUSTMENTS: Wo mako . of tho advertisement. placing second in the .Top Studio AWard out of 15 In Rahway. This production is an annual event put on by several locations in Cranford. > •• Call 1-800-559-9495 30 days) ihe Newark Metro BPW chapter works to elevate the. standards for ovory effort to, avoid mistakes in PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: All participating studios. For the Top Teacher Award, out of the Kenilworth studio to benefit United Cerebral Palsy. Call the Chamber of Commerce ' your Classified Advertisement. .. • All capital or bold letters Forbes Newspapers women in busihess and the professions. Monthly meetings are sched- • Mail to us at: . .. ads for Garage Sales, .'. ' •.- 50* per line; per week . Office for locations. ;- 39 male ir>struct6rs participating, Kelvin Roche came In For ticket information, call the studio at 272-1717. uled for the fourth Tuesday at noon at corporate headquarters in down- P.O. Box ,699 town Newark. For more infoiwation, call (201) 430-7937. = .: Somerville, NJ 08876 INDEX ; -Fax 908-231-9638 1 DOO't-PERSONAL'' 3100 -Miscellaneous Supplies and 8070 • Family Vans . . • • . • -• 9070 • Condominiums . . ' " 1004 - 60-Rlus •'.-'• . Services 8080 • 4x4s, Sport and Light Trucks. 9080 • Townhouses 1006-Exerdse Partners 4OOO'S -^SERVICES 8090; Trucks and Vans + : 9090 - Multi-Family Homes 1007 • Gamo Players 4010-Adult Day Care ! 8'100,- Autprtiotive Financing ' • • • 9100 • Lots and Acreage TO PLACE AN AD OR Neu) Jersey's #1 source for meeting people TO ANSWER AN AD: 100B- Hobbyists '-.- " 4020 - Business Sorviqcs • • ..' 8110 •Auldmolive Parts; Accessp/ipS . 9t10 • Out ol Area Property ' . • 1009 •'Traveling (iompanions . 4030-Carpentry and Services ... .-,-, 9120 - Wanted to. Buy •' ' ' - . FO& CUSTOMER SERVICE; .1010 - Introducti6ns • . 4040 • CHild Care. '• , -. ' ' 8120 • Automotive Repair 9130 • Mortgages and Financing 1*900«226*1003 •lOJO - Singles Organizations and •4050-Cleaning Servicps . • . . 8130 • Miscellaneous Automotive 9140 • Miscellaneous Peal Estate HOW tO Activities ' ' '.'.•' • 4560 - Convalescent Care • ' 9200's - VACATION.PROPERTY 1#800«559«9495 $2 POR THE FIRST MINUrt, $2 FOR EA. ADDTL MINUTE B20&'« - MOTORCYCLES . 1030- Lost S Found . . ' .4070;- ElcRHcal ' 9210-Homes (or Sale 8210-'.ATVs •' •'••••• . . "1040 • Personals .- 4080 • Handyman Services 9220 • Poconos Properties' ;•;.. B220-Mopeds ' WRITE 1050.-.Coming Events; 4090 - Health Care Services: ' 8230-OK-RoadMotorcycles ' 9230 • Resort Properties • How to Answer an Ad 1060 • Announcements 4100-Home Improvement How to Place an Ad B240-.0n-RoadMotDrcydes 9240 r Waterfront Properties 1.Take ..some time to write .down some characteristics about yourself, and your 1. Note tho extension numbers at the end ol the ads you'd like to answer. A CLASSIFIED AD '4105.-lncome.Tax • • 9250- Lots and Acreage ' '" NTRODUGTIONS 2000's-FOR SALE .-.4110- Inslrudion/Edutalioh 8250 rMotorcyde Parts, Accessories. preferences about the typo ol person you'd like; lo meet. •'.".• • and Service, • ' .. ' 9260 • Time'Shares : • Wl 2. Call 1-900-226-1003 from a Touch;TQne phono. . . '..• THAT SELLS 2010 - Antiques •'. 4120 • Insurance. • -' • 9270-Vacation Rentals °2. VoU can placejour "Introductions" ad for free Just by calling 1-800-559:9495. Our A WAY FOR PEOPLE TO MEET PEOPLE • 2020 • Appliances ... 4130.- Landscaping and Tree Caro B260 -. Miscellaneous Motorcycle. T •Start your ad with ; .9260-Weekend Rentals-.; specially trainecTslafl will.help you~wril&7yoBr ir)troducti6ns acl^tb~get tho best . IntroduetionsismpB.rated by/ForbesNevvspapers, 44 Franklin St.T.TSornervillev N.J. 08876 3. Follow the voice prompts and rocord your messages. The cost is$2.00 perminuto. £030 - Art •-.'•• . .:• • ' 1 what you're selling. 4140-LegalServices'••• • . '•" 8400 * - RECREATIONAL VEHICUS 9400's-RENTALS'. .'• rosportso. Doadlino to plaCo your Introduction^ ad is Monday by Noon. . • .• . , • 2040 - Auctions •• 4150 • Loans S.Rnarice 8410 • Campers and Trailers ••••.' ' .9410 -Homes • ' •• •'•.•.' 4. You rnust be 18 years or older to uss this-900 line; •: • . ._ 2050 • Clothing and Apparel ' 4160-Masonry • " • -. • ' .3: Your ad will riin (or fbur.weoks,-arid can bo ronowod at any time. . . .' '. ••'.'• ";'. .; .... .'. _. __• j. ' • Be descriptive. List ' B420 - Motor Homes ' "••'.••'• • :• 9420 • Multi-Family Homes " ; , ' .2060,-Collectibles . . ' '. " 4170' Miscellaneous Services the best fsatuMs-ol • B430 WParts, AccessotiM and. . :8430 • Townhouses and Condominiums; Forbes-Newspa)seJp'-introductipns is a way to rrieef peoplev-lind & lennis.fiprlnorT.a; 2X20 ~ 2330 ~ 2160 4040 4050~ ^ 4110 4130 SERVICES -4190 Party & TjT Garago Sales Genera/ Wanted to Buy Child Care Cleaning Services Instruction! Miscellaneous Patty & Merchandise Education . Services Entertainment Entertainment {5 MARTINSVILLE- 1060 POST CARDS— Toys, DUNELLEN- exp. mom Insunxi/Bonded : Services Services $ D|| Wood Rd.. (Wash- Games, Trains, Banks, 4020 will care for your child, EUt 4l MOVING- black Orlen-_ •••• RUBBISH REMOVAL Ilal-creaon2a,_pocah_ :sheet-Musldr-Poifticair- ^Business-Services Innrh ft unnri™ prnvirii -—;—Servicing ALL of _iUPUPDINS_i_ DrshoyDrh, WlWorldd s Fi r reasonable-rate«7-752- PARKLING AL-7TUUNINQ— NEWJE3,Y: HEASON-- My-Tee-Flne ClownfiT: ^ fy d) B/22-23. 9-3 pm, broakfront, Oi'lontlpl -WOHD-PERFECT" NME oo screen, Snapper self- Dolls, Magazines, etc. 4295 •LOTUS ABLE RWTES, Show ad Reputation speaks lory. Moving solo/Household, Call Herb 908-534-5515 COMPUTERHELP! SERVICES children {4 & up). Fuji propelled lawn mower, EXPERIENCED CAR- •DATA ENTRY at time pf plck-iip:GET filled magic show & bal- Itself aJI occas.lbnsj WSHlfafk friHT^aUuing equip. Call 908-826-0136 Confused, Frustrated? W» dun thoWughh/ ALL 908-904-1064 10% OFF THE BILL! call comody magic.and morc.y CtftSSIFIED SALT & PEPPER SHAK- EGIVER- will, care for Homes, Condos, Offices loon animals for all. Rea- MttCATAWAY- 64 Vera We Can Helpl Software your child In my So. Jim Brennan 201-672- Please call 651-0747 ]» PARQUET FLOOR ER COLLECTIONS- assistance, computer re-, P r o f e s s I, p n a I /C o m* UTORING- Reading, sonable rates. Call .Con- fti.i SOI Aug. 22, 9-4PM. also Character Cookie Plalnfleld home. Call 2941... In business since stantino. 806-7743. iiousohpld, furniture, SQUARES— .Formica, pairs & upgrades. C.S.E., Karen 753-6172 anytime merclal lath In your home. 10 1989, excellent rofor- photography equipment, Jars. Please call Ruth Inc., 908-654-9355. . s. public school experl- iiWn rviowor & much .908-859-0097 : Full lafiltorlal service oncos available ' CLOVERLAND PONY 4210 H Including Bogon easel, FORMER CHILD CARE Vapant & For Sale nce. Certified K-8 & chomlcafjugs, timer,, COMPUTER PROGRAM- I.S. Math; M.A. degree, RIDES- & CAROUSELS Professional V, TORN YOUR OLD BI- DIRECTOR- left career Units •-PAVING and" for Parties & Picnics. Call ADVERTISING filters, etc. For more Info, MING— Customized Fox- all 908-272-5315. Services " i PISCATAWAV- 9 Helen CYCLES INTO CASH- to . raise 2 children, will Carpols-FIoors-WlndowS - "SEAL COATING" 908-996-3140. call 908-789-O942. BASE + , FoxBASE/MAC, provide quality care for Commercial/Residential tourt, (off Now Durham call Jim, 908^21-7111 FOXPRO, SCO FoxBASE Construction Cleanup Nt)> Snt. & Sun. 8/22S23 your child In my Mid- . Paving @ 65tf/sq.'ft. . • • • • PARTIAL CLEAN OUT- WANTED TO BUY: OLD and SCO FoxPro pro- dlesex home. Child proof 4120 LOOKING FOR A S '§'/29&30l 9am-4pm;. Dolls. Barbie dolls, mo- gramming. Customiza- 908-247-4453 Seal Coat @ $19.95/ gal. DIAMOND T-DJ Service. TOGRAHER7. For doln Times like these make many of us think twice about buying" Moving- Garden tools, WRIST WATCHES & home, yard, playroom. Insurance All typos of paving, Affordable, quality enter- 1 chanlcals, stands, toys, tion of SBT accounting 1 POCKET WATCHES. Approplate equip, pro- We clean, We r»«lty do! potholes & resurfacing. your Wedding or Famll CALLOUR anything. A home, a new car or truck, household goods and nlko, H'" " household, music boxes, much software, both PC, tainment. We boat every- Group Photos. Cal ' (an hoator & FREE Itorhs •WORklNQ OR NOT' vlded. 908-560-0635 Servicing Middlesex Ciy. All work Is guaranteed. body's prtcosl 757-0209 much wore. $2 & up. CaH 201-216-4053 Macintosh & Unix. Exp'd HEALTH INSURANCE Charles Msoro III, merchandise. Anything. But if you look closely, you'll see there's .. Dolls repaired, bought, In Novell LAN's. Stephen UA. CLEANING • 908-820-5439 • R/iHAN- 34 Glaser LOVE 'n TOTS- A family Ire'd of high rates? FOR PARTIES- or any 908-234-1235 • • sold ^-appraised. By ap- WANTED- drum sets, Dragon A A»»oc, 908- day care sorvicb provid- SERVICE lOBRA'S, Bl. Cross Bl. rarely been.a better time to buy. inventory is up, prices are pvs.; ( off Somerset St.) Individual drums, cym- 10yrs. exp. Work guar- occasion cdll the Music REGISTERED ARCHI^ CLASSIFIED HOTLINE Sat & Sun, A.ug 22 & 23, pblntmohronly. Call 908- 757-7382. ing quality developmen- ihleld, eta Custom de- down, and sellers are ready to bargain. But nothing lasts forever. 276^3815. Good Fairy bals, stands, pedals, anteed. Ref; avail. Call 4130 Factory DJ Sorylctt, for TECT- NJ, NY & PA* EM:30P,M. turnituro, tal caro. Experienced,. signed plans avail: for more, Info. 359^6041 Doll I Museum ft Hospi- seats,: casos, etc... any DESKTQP PUBLISHING State Certified,' Refer- 241-9418 Ihe solf-employod, indlv., Party $ Consultation by apptjj So, take advantage of this buyers' market - and look to Forbes tools, household, mlec. tal, 20S Walnut Ave., brand, any. condition. Business cards, Let- only;' Resld.now altor. og TOLL FREE ences. FT/PT. 6 weeks-2 PROFESSIONAL family & group. Pro- Entertainment I CAN DRAW ANY- Classifieds, the buyers! marketplace, for all the information. . KJT.HITAN- Meehan CrarWord, NJ, 07016 Please call 908-685-2295 terhead, resume, mentis, yrs. '• old, Franklin Area'. grams that Increase ben- THING! Eortralts, Pols, add. Call 908-494-9389J brochure, newslettors, CLEANING SERVICES- >'••.. Services Foes Reasonable. * Avo., Frl. B/21 & Sat. 8/ WE BUY USED/NEW 908-828-4496. GIVE Commercial. & residen- >flts & reduce costs up Homes", etc.; Character needed to make a sound decision. Because, sometimes, good 22; 9-5. MULT! FAMILY. PHASE CONVERTER- dlroctorles, magazines, MOM A BREAK. Enjoy o 50%. For quotes & Sketches for Parlies. Rotery type, 1 to 15 HP. ELECTRIC MOTORB- promotional packages. tial. Call for free esti- THERAPEUTIC SWEDf things come to those who don't wait. . No onrly.birds! pumps and related time for yourself or run mates 908-233-6057 ;onsultatlon. A SANTA WILL VISIT Reasonable. 548-0548. ISH MASSAGE- Bf Call 526-5225 or eve- We handle.all phases of errands. We offer a sup- Each girl & boy with his 1 -800-559^495 equipment for our busi- production Including LARRY CAROLA & AMTA Certified Massag* EQ.6OUND BROOK— 6 nings 369-3372 plementary evening. & PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATES Love & your spoclal toy. PARTY PLAYERS- run Earbor Blvd., Sat: 8/22; ness. Call NJ Electric, 84 printing. For more Infor- Therapist. 819-3520 © RC-10 CAR— Novak weekend service. Pleaso WINDOW CLEANING 908-493-8711 So don't be lato.'.call; tho .fun. Characters, 'EM. Hugo'Family Salo. Somerset St., Somervllle, mation 008-248-9188 thorrie costume parties, speed cont. w/battery, days 8am-5pm. 526-5225 call for more Info. . . Fully Ins., Bonded, FREE 908-560-9448 TRAVIS PHOTOGRAI VCR, stereo, clothes, ESTI Superior Ref,. Call LOW COST HEALTH puppets. 908-968-9525 Wo.Come To Youl.SpEr lum., toys & morol charger & remot. Call for DESKTOP PUBLISHING price. 908-968-0926 LOVING MOM- to care 1-800-253-6243 INSURANCE ' • • ' BALLOON clalizlng. In: PortCalts- Invitations, wedding pro- ndlvldual, family or T-SHIRT PAINTING SOMERVILLE- 9, 11 & 3000 for your child 1 yr. or RIDES Indlvldual, Family, En- SAVE SAVE SAVE grams, flyers, newsl.ot- older In my home: FT. WE'LL CLEAN YOUR group; Plans designed to PARTY- Children paint : S3 Van Doroh Ave.; Sat, PETS AND ters, resumes & banners. Flights loavo oui own li- T-shirts and take (horn gagement,'Baby, Pet and, on your next grocery bill. Exp. with refs. 925-0490 HOME- office, weekly, meet your needs. Any Home Glamour. • Aug 22, 3-4, rain dato 908-386-1726 bi-weekly or 1 time. 8 censed balloon port In home. (908) 548-4558 . Unique.coupon book lets LIVESTOCK Doctor or Hospital. Great WhltohousQ at 6pm dally. 908-369-5764 pun. Neighborhood yard LOVING MOM- will pro- yrs. exp. 'Bonded & In- maternity plan. salol Toys, books, furni- you soloct the coupons TYPIST/TRANSCRIP- May thru .gctobof.-Ono of vide quality, care for your sured. Free Eat. 1-800-870-0715 TUPPERWARE- Parties ture, baby Items, clothes, YOU want. From over. 3020 TION SERVICE- for. alt WJ's oldost and most expo-, aro our spoclalty. Bridal 1,200 Name Brand Prod- types of work- large or child In my Dunellen Call 685-5961 ' rlonced ballooning compa- lots of groat stuff at groat Cats home. 908-968-9184 NO COST HEALTH IN- showers, fu.hd raisers, prices. No Early Birds. • ucts. For free Informa- small- computer/word WINDOW WASHING, niosl .Spoclal 20th an- SURANCE? Call to see If niversary prico S.135 por homo .demonstrations or tion, send S.A.S.E.. to processor/, laser printer MIDDLESEX- Mother of GUTTER * OFFICE lust to order. 548r8090. Russ Hendrlckson, 32 you qualify. Please call porson. PERSIAN KITTENS- capabilities. Kathy 752- 2 will care for your child CLEANING- Quality (08-249-1258 /; ' ' 2130 Washington Avo., No. 31.19 or fa,Xj469-3322 CpNTACT DENNY AT CFA rogls., .odd-eyed In my home. Snacks & Work. Reasonable rates., 4030 ELECTRICIAN- Installa- ATTIC VENTILATORS- DR|VEWAYS-PARKING FENCES ARMSTRONQ LAND PAINTING and WALLPA- Plalriflold, NJ 07060 lunch Incl. Fenced yard. insured. 908-764^879 . YELLOWSTONE tion of circuit breakers, 4200 General white male (showablo), BALLOON Advertise. Carpentry Gable & house fans In- •"• LOTS •"• ' Installed & Repaired. SCAPING £ PAVING Tree AAA PERING— Interior & copper eyed white male, Toys,- games, activities. 4UO paddle fans, attic fans, exterior.. Remodeling, of Plumbing, Heating Merchandise SEARS CRAFTSMAN- 4040 k-CATH'S CLEANING" . ADVENTURES Iti ihs Classified! Quick And ^_ stalled. Free estimates. • Repaired, resurfaced, Chalhllnk & wood. Free Asphalt driveways,, land- cream female, fountain FT or PT, Rd Legal Services electric heat, recessed' Call Bill 908-722-0758 scape Installation', shade Removal baths and kitchens: •and Cooling 10 HP Riding mower, Child Can Will clean your apt, .908-439-3320 . ' Convenient! Ights, appliance Wiring. stoned, seal coated. . e3tlmates.9O8-665.8912. PAINTING olec. start, runs, needs head conquest lines, house, or condo. Rea- ********* RR ties' & Belgium block trees & shrubs, new Decks Installed. FREE 24' DRAFTING MA- $250 to $400, 908-813- CARPENTRY- decks, Free estimates, Insured. INTERIOR/EXTERIOR ESTIMATES. Call Tom, tunpup, $250; Singer Zig- sonable rates. Reliable: ATTORNEY AVAIL- • ti: A. HUNTPAVINQ • lawns, sod or seed. Dec- - CHINE- Blue Print mn- 8571. Fo*«» Nwrtpapm ' . additions, alterations, RONSON ELECTRIC, oratlve stone, topsoll & LIGHT CARPENTRY •755-6541, 80Q-300-6541.' COPPERHEAD PLUMB- zag sewing machine + 2 EXPERIENCED Refs upon'request. CALL ABLE- Closings, Roll 752-5683: (Lie. 5532). BATHROOMS Serving Bridgewater area VENISBROS. chino, Bluo print fitos; (4) wood cabinet, 20+ yrs. MONDAY MORNING INC fully Ins., FREE ESTI, call since 1967.722-1882. FAMILY mulch. RR ties, retaining ING, HEATING, DRAIN modular lockers, steel MOMS— willing to caro 603-0760, Iv. message- nanclngs, Leases, other Tree Experts RICH GORMAN _run.s good, $50. Call 908- for your child :ln our_!Rls- 4NFANTS a TODDLERS "BOB 908-756-8345 PHOENIX ELECtRIC- Free Estimates walls, Allen block & Key- PAINTING BY CLEANING-' Affordable ^shelving, cabnotsr-eall 3030 leal ..Estate_mdtters, DRYWALL CONSTRUC- CONTRACTORS stone. Interlocking brick 359-6180 580-9465 quality -free estimates, 873-0379 iv. mSQ. cataway - home.- Yard, "INSgREDTIfJSPECTED"" Wills. Reasonable ratos. CARPENTRY & CABIN- Llc.# 10062. Atllcfahs Convptete bathrooms. CARNEVALE 90B-236-6254 Dogs MONITORED Carpet i. UpbolOery eiitGtii starting as low as TION- Sheetrock and - CUSTOM HOMES paver,, sidewalks',, patios FULLY INSURED 24 hour emergency ser.- lunch. Reasonable ratos. supplied and Installed 1 SMALL TRAILER- Cleaning Linda Gotllb, 906-0737 . ETRY, FINE QUALITY- taping,' 'specializing' in ,& driveways . Tree & ALFANO'S PAINTING vice.. License #8917. ' Refs. Call 563^181. 908-523-4884 ?160, Paddle Fans In- $399$. Licensed,- In- : ^Additionsv • . Professional, quality, ft OUR 35th YEAR 'A 7 BEAUTIFUL- 32" $200. Go-Carl lterns..cBll; ramodeling .& repairs, small Job's.T.A.F. Drywall Brush removal with chip- TREE WORK WANTED Pleaso call 752-8808., • raisod panorwooddoorg \30B-253-9595 Any^z rm» 6f. SOO sq/ft. ATTORNEY HOUSE stalled $65. outlets from surea, 10 yrs.-Exp. .••••'• '.' * Add-a-lavels: >> • work at reasonable, rates. EXTERIOR/INTERIOR 27i-i236~— •.. • A KIDDIE KORNER " yyi'n'dowsi doors, trim, par. Driveways stoned, 'runlng, storm damage; ' Doop Sioam Cleanirifi"' ~ CALLS: Wills (from $70), $30,725-7267' . """. . ... -.J.M:C. •-.•'.-:••.:• Call 1-800-640-3969; . Custom decks A patios Many! happy customers. Quality work.' Reason- -{$140 if how) S40 onch or Lie. Child Care-prly. MOTHER OF 3- wiir 6 ep. S49.9B,, ..: ..' basemdnts, free est. rofs. : rototllllng, escayatlng, - removals, chipping,' „, DOWD BROTHERS SNAPPER RIDER Closings (from $395), In- 5000 ••:.• ...5020. :•.;•:.• ••': •• 5020 .% Home Renovations DRYWALL . Total'-home Improve- Free est. 846-iO94. able, free estimates. aOiPloJiso call 704-1749 C .home, dead-end st. Lots care' for your child of any \tyrs. exp. 281.-6538, dozer & york raking. - : shrub, care. Insured. PLUMBINGS MOWER- 10 years old, •\fVfM ^p ScrubBlnfl corporations' (from $225)» 1-800-734-8919 - INSTALLATION ments. Serving New of activities prov. by ex- age In .my home. F/PT, EMPLOYMENT CHId Car* Wanted ChUd Can Wanted Call Joa M8-885-A323 Smith Trati Service ALL PAINTING HEATING, INC AIR CONDITIONER- needs engine work. [loop Sloam CKinlhg. Call for exact fees; other CARPENTRY ' 4o$o :: 1r908-561-3554 iiRNISHINH G ,. Jersey lor! over 20 a 968-0467 & .! ; Phllce-, tHP, 230 volte, ** GRAND ** v perd. Mom/Teacher. Lov- Mon.-F.ri. References. services.' .Inferior, an.*•exterior 908-439-2059 APPLICATIONS DRAIN CLEANING, $200. 469-0876 after 6. 908-753-8342. J39..95. Big."S6?.?5. "• Specializing In Additions, years. Free Estimates.. BRU8H REMOVAL PAINTING- ALL STAR. S100/BO. Call Mlko 908- *' OPENING * ' • . I'h-fl care., S, Plfd., J.JIeMartlno, Esq. TWO TERRIFIC BOY^ pointing. Wood and ma- Handyman Services BATHTUB & TILE RE- WE DO LAWNS AND (Owrier-Oper'd) lO.yrsi CENTRAL A.C. Uphol»l»ry. Cl<«nlng solf SOU CHILD CARE- needed Renovations & Base- Call 908-369-6184 Also log splitting, fire- FULLY- INS.; FREE:ESTt! 722-3235 SO. PLAINFIELD- 109 August. 22nd & 23rd Metucherr, Edison, PIsc. MOTHER OF THREE- 908-874-5636. fqr beginning Oct. Re-, 3 & 7, need an energotlci sonry steps. Free esti- SURFACING- 5 year ments..Free Estimates. '.•'• ' TREES- '•; '•• Lowest Rates) DEPEND- Fast same'.day service Lincoln Ave.; (off Maple area. Off 287. F/PT. Mon- or i thrs. •, • Career Training APPUANCE REPAIRS FLOORS-T- NeW'.wpod wood, wood chips, ABLE: dual. Guar't'dl Quality work.' CALL evenings and wook-onds. ASHLEY WOOD wlll watch your child In $39.95 Rep; SS9.9S . sponslblo, experienced, loving & reliable car- mates. 908-483-0317 warranty, froe estimates. 908-819-8528 stump removal & tree CHEAPI Avo.) Aug. 22 & 23, 10- Frl. 8^. 908.756-0420. LOCAL LEGAL EAGLE and Services All major brands, all floors Installed, sanded & (908)968^718 Mildew Off, Fast Est. KEVIN 908-422-7932 •Lie. #4369. 90B-725-8239 STOVE- (Largo Unit) •AKC PUPPIES In tho my Somervllle home FT PrlcAK affective thru August porson to caro for 2 chil- eglver 20-30 hrs. per wk. CARPENTRY- ALL Call 908-756-5351 work. Free estimates.. 5PM. Household Herns or PT, day or night. Rea- Exp'd local attorney dren in my Middlesex Flax, schedule, good,S«- major appliances. Rea- finished. Old wood, floors Local 625-7748 PAINTING- ATB INC. or 908-356-1029 Child proof $250. Excol. open to hug & cuddle ABLE TO CARE FOR wants to serve com- PHASES fully Ins., FREE sonable, experienced, re? CABINET . KNOX refinlshed. Painting & Call Mike, 722-3235 .:.••***. sonable rates. Please M + M BEST home. Must have refs. & ary. Own car preferrW, ANTHONY'S PAINTING; PAINTING. $50/room: cond. Call 908-469-3944.. STAMP COLLECTION- •Famous SHAKE-A-PAW INFANTS OR TOD- munity.. Legal services ESTI, portfolio & refs liable. Same day service. RESTORATION Wallpapering. Free esti- TREE and Exterior $700 + . Wallpa- OIL BURNER SERVICE USArVatlcan and others DLERS In my Plscataway call Jayne 908-725-3441. own transp. 489-7018 Oldwlck, 908439-3767; ^ DRYWALL BUDGET LAWNCARE Interior/exterior. Roollng, Boiler 8 Furnace clean guarantee provided on contingency • I' avail, Hartje Construc- Jen* 908*369-4075 Most Kitchens undor . mates. ACCURATE Quality work to fit your LANDSCAPE SERVICE par $15/roll. Roofing & ATTENTION BANDS- 908-249-5461 after 5 •We arc Breeder's home; Go to work with CLEANING or rock bottom retainer. gutters cleaned/installed. up,' efficiency testing SpoakorG for salo. 2 JBL OPENINGS- H.E.S. CHILDCARE DEEDED- WESTPIELD MOM* tion So. Plalndeld. $400. Refs, Fully. Insured. w. Gypsum FLOORING, 302-9705 budget. Hillsborough. •Expert aReasonable gutters, free estimates'. representatives peace of mind. 356-2582 after-school, care. In (908) 777-0150 All Consultations are fit FT, Mon-Frl,! preferably heeds PT, sitter In my 908-754-8921 APPUANCE REPAIRS •Insured' Freeest. 752.6441. omergency service calls, •-•755-197.7*"* 281-0440 908-914-0496 buss bins, 15", 2 JBL STEREO- Turntable, free. Specialist In- traffic COMPUTER TRAINING Refrig., air conditioners, heat & hot water In- high ond horns.' Concert ACTIVELY SEEKING- Woodfleld estates, 908- ScotchGusrd Prolticiion Avail In our So. Plfd. home for home, 2 days/wk, non- Wallboard HOME 608-658-0090 BEAT ANY PRICE! Dual Tape players, 2 Fully lnauf»d • Gu»r»nlo6d VVcwk court, accident cases, Wordprocasslng, Spread- pS^ Carpentry and beverage ventors, water CARPENTRY & ROOF- PAINTING— Intai'lor/ex- stalled. 722-8225 material Asking $800/ BRING THE KIDS! toachors, and parents for 359-8086 . 3 & 5 yr. old girls. Please smdker, rets. req. OflH i/*Taping & Alterations CHEOCCHI Patios & decks, interior/ speakers. 4 yrs. old. real estate & wills. John sheets, Databases, DOS 654-8121 eves. .- '•'£ alterations, attics' and coolers, washers & dry- ING- repair. Celling & LAWN & GARDEN terlor. Reasonable rates. Best offor. MUST SELL1 S125. No Saturday calls 14 Rt. 22 West baby-sitting, call 908- Call 754-6461 after 7PM SPRING CLEAN-UPS exterior, LIVING COLOR PLUMBING A HEATING PATIENT MOM OF 2- C, Slnuk, 238-8400 (w) Windows. Reasoriable basements, sheot'rpck ers at prices you can af- floor porches, steps, Finishing > and Additions Lawn Maintenance Fully insured. FREE EST! 908-236-0609 ..' 9O8r249^68B8. Green Brook Commons Z34-2872 understands the care a CHILDCARE WANTED- Lawn CuttingaThatchlng call Torty 908-753-6642 Low rates. Good service, Green Qrobk, NJ 4oeo or 545-2330 (h). rates', One-on-One avail. dnd spackllng, comp, ford. Call 908-752-7866 paint, Call 356-9020 Prompfand Courteous Resldentlal/Comm. Call 908-283-1350 child needs. Lots of TLC Mon-Frl, 1-5pm. for 4 yr prices, quality work, fully ^Alterations FertlllzlngvEscavatlng brain cleaning. Free esti- BAHYCRIB— Hlghchalr, TABLE LAMPS (100 yds West of AFTER SCHOOL CHILD Convalescent Care Call Em for details: soso • • . Services' . . Clean-ups • Design COLORCRAFT In my Somerset home. ' E-Z COMPUTER SER' old boy. Must be very ihs., FREE EST.!, 908 CARPENTRY BY QUELI Reasonable rates. PAINTING- Let a mates. Llconse #6461. slrollor, kitchon table, Matched set. Brass & ROCK Avenue) CARE— Don't lot your Employment' HANDYMAN "Quality at Its Best" 548-8543 woman do your painting. Call John 968-8634 • child burn but with loo Call 008-937-S232 VICES loving,. responsible & 561-1291 CONSTRUCTION CO.- 322-7189 PAINT ft ond tablo, drapes 87" Wood w/off white 908-968-AKC2 CONGENIAL CERTIFIED ALL WORK, Best prlcesl Construction WALLACE Neat, clean quality work. long- BO. 424-0667 shades. 32" tall. $30 for much structured aftor Miscellaneous 908-469-0623 have own .transportation. General Weldod vinyl replace- CLEAN-UPS— Lawn cut- WALLCOVERINGS PRIVATE HOME AIDE— Seeking live-in Gladstone. References ... DON'T CALL US ! FREE ESTI Exc. Ref., Robert Knox CONSTRUCTION •Installation ($15/roll) Insured. Free estimates/ both. .. •• school activity. A hoalthy Services ment . windows • & steel ting, gutters, trash re- 4220 BANGLE BRACELET— ** HOURS** for the sick or elderly. OUT OF SCHOOL?- Out raqulred.iooa) 719-2231. Until you've called the 908-231-1421 562 Pleasant Hill Rd. moval, and all landscap- 4160 Call Maryann 560-9235. 908-685-1451, 6-9pm Mon-Sat, 11-9pm snack and relaxed onvl- DAY CARE doors. Custom decks, 725-3845 •Removal 14k, 6-1 .04 full cut dia- Best references. 609-893- of Work? High School others: Then call additions, dormers, 908-879-8299 inflnwds. 424-1196. •Sheetrock Repairs . Roofing Sunday,11-6prn rdnmont.will meet them INFANT CARE- respon- HANDYMAN ., . Masonry PATTERSON PAINTING mond sot in whlto gold WOLFF TANNING In my Hillsborough ii m me r 8937 or 908-233-3623 CLEANUP & LIGHT dropout? Job opportuni- CB CONTRACTING for kitchen & bath remodel- Chester, N.J. 07930 AFFORDABLE •Popcorn Ceilings. ties. Between the ages of sible person needed to CARPENTRY SERVICE COMPLETE CARE YARD Inferior $75/ room, Exte- criss cross, 1.9.5 dwt. ap- BEDS— New Com- home. Busing avail, from HAULING— of all types. the. highest quality car- ing, basements, drywall HOME IMPROVEMENT 12 years bf outstanding $50 OFF ANY PUPPY 17 & 23? Residents of care for my baby and do pentry & horne Improve- All Interior remodeling M&J DRYWALL SYSTEMS- Tree ser., rior. Free estimates. ACTION ROOFING. praised at $4100. Best morcial-Home Units from Rt. 206 schooK Call 908- Free estimates, Insured, & taping, NO JOB TOO Inside and Out, FREE A-1 WAYNE P.SCOTT- quality workmanship. 3 . WITH THIS ADI •k. Provided T^ 4090 Middlesex, Somerset, housekeeping in my monts at the lowest Cabinets; Doors & Decks Rbsidontlal/Commorcial. ESTI, FULLY INS., REF.B, awn malnt., 1 tree cut, Sheetrocklng & tiling. CO.T- Exc. rates, quality . Offor! Ladles 14k cluster $199.00. Lamps-Lotlons- 359^)273. ^ low rates, We work weok- SMALt,! Fully Insured, quallty masonry services. yr. guarantee. Excellent References avail. Fully Apcessorles Monthly •Not to be combined Arts' & crafts & a .Jot. HoaHhCare Hunterdon Counties Dunellert home- Thur.a price. We. mean Itl Free 28 years experience Free estimates. - call DAVE :908-725-8879 landacap* design, Smr.. Free estimate.'Refer- . work, no money down . ring, 51 full cut diamonds ends. Tony, 7B1-0400. • T»l»phon» Dan 908-253-8950 free est. 704-0262. gOB-560-8545 refs. Free estimates, Insured. 908-725-5997; ranging from 1.5mm to paymonts low as $18.00. with any other offer. AN EXPERIENCED SOM- more activities, fenced. onlyl For Information call Frl. days. Long term, ost.; fully Insured, refs, OR BRUCE 908-369- cleanup, Insured; Ira* es- ences. Insured. 40 yrs. a and freo est. 828-6108 Services CUSTOM SUPCOVERS 908-828-9300 pormnont poslton. Must Reprssenutlv« ttmate 908-8744083 measurements, & pro- 1-800-750-5997 2:2mm 4.5 dwt. Ap- Call today FREE NEW ERVILLE MOM- Pro- Inward, well equipped. 908-968-1058.. HANDYMAN FOR CARPENTRY— & Home 6272 We also do rubbish family business.. Every C&D HOME IMPROVE- DOG OBEDIENCE Draperies, reupholstery. speak English, have exp. Improvements. I do It MOVING removal 11 fessional planning. praisod at $2650. Bost Color Catalog-1-800-228- vides TLC, art & acUv)« d.lcerisod & state 1 Requires evenings, Sat- HIRE— Carpentry, re- LANDSCAPINO- award ob a specialty. 968-5230 PAUL A. MILLAR PAINT- MENT ROOFING & RE- 6292. Classes now forming In Youi fabric or ours. For- and refs. 752-4316 J. -DEGOTIS CARPEN ALLI All phases of homo 908-753-1725 , ING- Meticulous Int/Ext ""offor. 356-0949, ovos. or ties. Refs, CPR cert.' ppij Only.2 open- urday and Sunday. Good TRy. Quality craftsman- placement of windows &' Small moves,, apts. & winning designs to fit to- PAIRS— new work,, ro- Clark. Air Conditioned. merly at Stelnbachs & 5020 irday • doors, floor tiles. Decks, Improvements. Free est. HOME IMPROVEMENTS TAURUS Svcs, 12 yrs exper. Gut- 658-6315 days. Large yard. 526-4720. Ings left. Ploaso call' Ratine's. 43 yrs. experi- LIVE4N/OUT- In my starting salary. Be3onof)lqr . ship on additions, alter-, homos.^Businesses & * REPAIRS- Additions, days lifestyle, complete CONSTRUCTION . • Reasonablo roof, free estimates, WOOD STOVE- brand 908-788-9572 now for free registration Child Can Wanted additions, kitchen, bath Ins. Steve, 908-968-7042 . Corporate, ters cleaned. Fully Ins. resohble rates, shame- BICYCLES- 10spd, new, never used, asking AU PAIR/NANNIES - ence. Senior citizen disc. Brldgewator home, $8.00 per hour. .?ijr, atlons, roofing, siding, docks, wooden storage professional Installation Mason Contractor. Spe- FEMININE TOUCH MINIATURE SCHNAU- at the QUALITY CARE inc. Monb-Frl, lomo. old son, enovatlon. 526-5723, , / Comparo & save. and maintenance, call for Free est. Exc. refs. CALL less gutters. 424-0942 . Men's S Women's: $40 $150. Please call 908- Llvo-ln Europoon girls, Shop at home service. Call 908-412-7888. A*K doors, kitchens & bath. CARPENTRY- All small,: sheds. All phases of cializing in residential. INTERIOR GALS PAUL at 908-846-7186. ZER— Pups, AKC, 5 mo. DAY CARE CENTER. Lo- non-smoker, driver, refer- Season special on decks Ask about elite moving no obligation, FREE oach. 3spd: $35. 20":769-4154 after 5 . legal for 12 mo. average Aides W. Canter 908-757r6655. BRIDQEWATER MOM for Phyllis or Jan. :,•.,<•. HANDYMAN- All work, medium repairs Inside/ home Improvements ft Portfolio & References. "We're In. the Pink", ROOFING CONTRAC- $25. 908-247-3468. Males & Female, .$.350 cost $170/wk.. Call 908- cated In Plscataway. ATTENTION of twin Infants needs Car- ences. Call 704-9789 & replacement windows. Painting & carpentry, out, and new work. Also rates. Free estimates. repairs. Visa/MC. CONSULTATION, NORTH PIsc. 9O8-424-0622 Interior. painting, carpen- Pro PAINTING CO. 908-548-9872 ACCOUNTANT/BOQK- Insured, free estimates. RIDGE LANDSCAPING, TOR— Caflce Construc- 709-0325 . (908) 885-1327. FUTURE eglver Mon.-Frl. I need ceramic tile, FREE ESTI I, ceramic tile, shootrock PM#00649 FREE ESTIMATES try, wallpapering, kitchen Commercial, Residential tion Co. Roofing of all BMX BOY'S A 2140 DEBRIS nt l:i rt 1 LOOKING FOR PAR- KEEPER- FT, 40 hr.l^K.•:. Call 908-754-0014. .repairs; 'giit»or«~ cleaned, OUR HOUSE 358-0586 908^359-1418 A CK. ROTTWEILER- Female, HOME HEALTH ypUJoc!Oim*tcf(tfU J !Oim*' tcf'"(tfVV salary range $8-$12 per REF., 908-874-7606 • cabinets, basement .walls Industrial. Fully Insured; types, shlnglo/fTat/slato Blue biko w/blue holmot Office Furniture * BABY CARE- experi- QUALITY: CARE- lor In- ^PE$ house; Applicants must ENTS— with child In K repaired and. Inside. 908-968-2582 MASONRY WORK a floors, garage doors, $40. DP Bodytono 250 2 yrs. old, housobroken enced, responsible mom. fant and toddlers, -In my REMOVAL (PM sessions), at' Pine hr. Experience necessary • ROGER SMITH LANDSCAPING- Fall Export and loak ropalrs. No |ob 1 be 18 yrs. or older with painting. Larry. 469-8340. NILLA'S CLEAN-UP AND Curbing, sidewalks,, patio decks, porches, etc. Ref- multl gym, has hydraulic Supplies & comes with cage. with previous daycaro So. Plalnfleld home, : IMMEDIATE SERVICE '!: Wicfi/o -School,to.,-,watch Inicomputer data ehtry, . Carpenter Contractor MR. DO RIGHT—''Will HOME clean up, lawn care, •Power Washing too small. Insurod. Freo »Aro ypu looklnfl for flex- : references & car. Salary CARTING SERVICES- chimney work, steps, Intei erences, free estimates. cylinders, does all body Good with children & center experience will clean and safe environ- .' • Basements ' our child 7:30-10AM A/P, A/R, G/L, JE'«, Bar* Framing, Additions, Add clean, repair, paint: CERAMIC TILE & thatching, tree work, •Intorlor/Extorlor estimates. 968-6241. other dogs & cats, $550/ ible work hours? $285/wk, with paid vaca- Junk removal of all locking pavers "NO JOB TOO PETITE" muscle parts,' takos up provide loving care for ment. Exo. ref. 753-1725' •' Attics •••.'. dally. Call 908-828-4656 Rocs, Acct. Analysis, a-Lovol & Alterations. walls, ceilings, porches, MARBLE CONTRACTOR SWEET hauling. Will beat any •Protective Coating ROOFING-ALL TYPES- DRAFTING MA- BO, Call 908-218-0657. *Are you caring & ro- tion. Call 008-231-6217, General Acct. duties, otd. kinds. We provide dump- CALL (808) 889-7926, Call 908-469-7180, leave vory llttlo spaco, Hko new youf newborn or Infant In sponslblo?, • Garages . aftor 6PM • Fully Insured. Plsc'at- attics, cellars, Carpentry 11 yrs. experience,, long written estimate. Reliable message. •Sand/Water Blasting Fully Ins., FREE ESTI, $45. Larflo Insulated' dog CHINES- Vemco 18" & my Hillsborough home. QUALITY CHILD CARE- CHILD CARE- Bound Send resume only.to: awav. 908-968-4195 and Organize Garages! lasting, quality work. stor service. 754-6875. HOME service. Charlie 755-8429 •Wallpapering/removal 20", W/0 rulers. $65. Call SHIH-TZU'S- (2) Must In my Somervllle home ••• Yards MATURE, responsible Mrs. J. Bell, Hoffman In- MASON ovor 20 yrs.. oxp. P. Dan- coop w/romovablo roof find a good homo CPfl ceWfled, non- . Work assignments Manpower supplied. For Brook, Smalley School "Master Of the small lob" Fief's, free estmntos. Call POWER WASHING IMPROVEMENTS FINAL TOUCH INTERI- •Shoetrocklng/ Repair nuccl 908-996-6462 236-6254. smoker, fully Insured; with lots of TLC. Years of person for 2 children In , ternatlonal, Inc., 300, tS. 908-968-754O .John DeNlcola, Jr. LANDVtEW LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS $20. 526-2468, aft 4pm QUICK. Must be sold to- available throughout courteous reliable area, needed for after my home. PT, own car & THE CARPENTRY CO. BY TOM HANSON AND Specializing In all types ORS- Wall specialist- •Popcorn.ceilings/ Repair child-proof home, yard/ experience fenced in : Randolphvllle Rd., P,Q, 908-232-7383 ROOFING- AFFORD- gether, mother & daugh- Union Si Northern . school for 5 & 7 yr. olds. Alterations & additions, PAINTERS Specializing in all typos Painting, wallpaper, pan- •Offices/warehouses : BRANCHBURG- 921 playroom. Appropriate :.yard. Clinch * snack pro- service at reasonable flsx.Brldgewter:707-8621 • B6X 669, Plscataway^ NJ ODD JOBS & GENERAL REPAIRS of landscaping & mainte- ABLE, RELIABLE, DE- 2160 tor, Pure bred, straw- Middlesex Counties Call Barbara after 5:30 decks, kitchens, baths. Hand scrub and rinse of Carpentry (All phases) nance. Reliable & afford- 6f masonry: Brick work, eling, walnscottlng, mold- •Churches/Condos Rt. 202 North; Aug. 21 & equipment provided. vlded. (908)526-4710 prices. . . 356-4594 .08855-0669, iod REPAIRS- U. hauling, CERAMIC TILE ings,, sheet rock repair, PENDABLE. Carpohtry/' berry blondo & white, To- JCP CARTING RESPONSIBLE PER- - Complete carpentry ser- vinyl and aluminum sid- Sheet Rock • Painting able. Residential/ com- block work, concrete,. •Maintenance painting 22, 9-4PM. Salo to ben- Wanted to Buy First wook half pflco. Ex- SON— needed In my brush cleared & re- Installation & Repairs ing. Mildew removed etc. 10 yrs. quality work, Palnllng. Froo Estlmatos. tally houso brokon, lov- READY SET GROW FREE TRAINING" In Sop* 908-889-8048 vice. General contract- moved. Expert Int/ext. Fences. •Decks mercial. Call Gary etc. Fully Insured. Free, • 727-5121 efit tho Sbmorsot Assoc. ing, groat with children. pectant moms .welcome! Now accaptlng children Motuchen' home to care ing. Local references. Commercial/Residential from any surface. Please estimates. ; Refs. 908^805-0499 Call Bill 908-873-3759 r tomber for tho Homo WE SHOW UPII1 Ads in Classified carpentry, painting, re- Outdoor structures 722-4388 for Retarded Citizens. Call 873-3759. Ploaso call 908:874-3795. 1-5 yrs. M-F, 7am-6pm. for 3 yr. old boy and 4 Ads In Classifieden Design help. Call John oall Tom 808-469-5952 or R * B PAINTING Woodburning stove, fur- ALL CARS WANTED Health Aide Certificate, placement windows & S.E.GERWER Masonry • Patios JOHN MACNAMARA ROOFING- all phasos, :!l! at: .• •' 1-800-479-5952. LAWN CARE/YARD NO JOBS ••• Interior & Exterior Any car old, now or BABYSIT IN MY Well balanced nutritional which you nood to start DRIVEWAY/PARKING don't cost —" mo. old girl.. Full time, don't cost —, decks. Tree work, log . (908) 752-2118 PAINTING- interior fully Ins., FREE EST.I, niture, toys, household SUNRISE ACRES- Dog program, Breakfast, live out,, transportation Bathroom & Basement WORK- Best Service, Quality Painting items. Everything must wrockod. 24 Hr. towing HOME- by tho hour, your career. LOT SEAL COATING . They pay! . 908-537-4498 Splitting, gutters cleaned. RUBBISH REMOVAL Remodeling TOO SMALL painting'& wall papering. lowest prlcos! A.T.F. obedience. Private & Lunch & Snack. Prepara- Residential/Commercial necessary, refs. required. They pay!" ,_ . Free Estimates . Lowest Rates, Free Esti- Powet Washing gpl •..'.' sorvico. 908-287-4837. day-week, part tlmo - full No |ob too small. Why Servicing ALL of And much more,!. Free estimates. Fully In- CONST., 908-752-0906.. group classes. Rosults tion for Kindergarten Incl. Seo our display ad in tho Call 908 548-1787 Fully. Insured mates. Call 231-0358. 369-5837 ' Deck Sealing Emergency Ropalrs. guaranteed. 689-8566 time, days-nights,' wook- Training classes start ElKITCHEN CABINETSg] break your back? If you NEW JERSEY, REASON- Always free estimates sured, Recommended by BRICKS- 1000 piococ. ALL LIONEL, IVES, Call Miss Kay September 14 in West- Buslnpss/Servlco Direc- .. .Replaced or Refacod don't seo It, ask. Call ug CERAMIC TILE- Instal- MASON : Caulking AMERICAN FLYER- bnds - overnight. Havo ABLE RATES, Show ad and competitive rates. LAWN CARE- 20 yrs: Interior Decorators. •"BUILDING" Now Rod Brick. Cost fenced yard & playroom. 908-745-5873 flold >lor 3 weeks and ore tories In ybUr .local. Wood or Mica today for a FREE esti- lation & repair. Quality experlence-a Scott's lawn CONTRACTOR- . 908-709-0160 Gutter Clean & Screening and other toy trains. Col- at time of plck-up:GET * Insured* "RESTORATIONS" S500-will.Doll all for $165. 3050 Lunch Included. Very roa- held on Monday-Friday, Forbes Newspapers ' Countertops & Vanities mate.. Our 17th.year. work, reasonable rates, 10% OFF THE Bill) call Pro. Lawns cut, thatched, Low summer, prices, spe- References Available 769-4388 lector pay3 hlghost prlc- SAFE RELIABLE CHILD 9am-3:30pm. Classifieds. Freo esti- CALL JOHN MUSELU cializing In steps, walks, LAVITOL PAINTING- 908-287-3271 Masonry Repairs; Roof- Horses sonablo.-722-2035. S28-5535 . free estimates.236-7935. Jim Brennan 20V672- seeded. Reasonable ing, Powerwashlng. All os. Call 1-800-464-4671 CARE- in my No. Plain- mates. Fully Insurod. 2941, In business since patios, all mason work, FREE ESTI, Fully Ins., CAHPET— Forest Groon CHEMSEAL CLEANUPS (908) 249-6652 rates,: reliable service. TIM'S PAINTING work guaranteed. or 201-635-2058 field home,'by e»xp. re- WE WILL' BE INTER. -INSTALLATIONS" 19.89, excellent refer- Welt 908-752-6730 Mo job to smalll Ins., ext. paint., SAVE EN- 12x17,. $250. Patlb win- BUILDING sponsible Mom, beg. 8/ Mondham, NJ HAULING HOMERO CONTRACT- Free Est I, 25 yrs. exp., ERGY! We.specialize in lnter!or..Wa!lpapering •Call 8OO-479*1773» dow verticals, Beige $45. AMERICAN FLYER & "NEW" FULL BOARD BLOCKS VIEWING AT OUR WEST Fenbes'Qarage door. ences available Vory neat, references OPTIONS- at Pine Hill's 31, FT/PT. 756»2879 aft. 7 FIELD OFFICE August 90B-234-2700 4010 openers>8torm Doors -t, Attics ING— Home Improve- LAWN CUTTING- Lawn S a me Locat I o n , Installing vinyl- replace, Mlkasa dlshos serv. for LIONEL TRAINS S OLD ment services. Call 908- available. Free estimates. Indoor/outdoor facility. DAYCARE 21,24. 26, 10AM-3PM. Electrical qarpentry Repair^ •Ct Garages SHEET ROCKING & care, leaf removal, clean- Dun Ko«p A Son windows, OVER 12 YRS. 4230 4, Strawberry pattern TOYS- Pis call 908-735- WEE PEOPLE GUTTER * LEADER 725-4836, beeper 908- ups & landscaping at re- 7S7-7421 EXPER.I Ultimate* In Fully Insured. Call Todayl Details 908-722-7087. Registration for 2 to 5 yrs, • ' • . • -'.•."•.• •ODD JOBS" SPACKLING- S5O; & other mfsc. Items. 0346, loavo rriessago or SCHOOL— ..very limited CLEANING- Repaired & it Yards 324-3718 cession breaking rates. prep. & workmanship, 908-756-7583 Wallpapering call afior 6pni • old. State licensed, certi- part and full time open- Call Kim for requirement •ALWAYS WELCOMEI" Quallty work, Exp,, In- Inform a.tlon , ap- Installed. Quality servlco, Removal of all types of rub sured, Delnegro Dry Call 008-725-4623 •••••MASONRY' 272-4033 (We also do CHICKENING PIANO- fied teachers, small class- ings avail, for Fall, 1992. Reasonable prices, fully A-1 ELECTRIC CO. INTERIOR & EXTERIOR general carp./home Im- 3080 ; •(908)545-1126" blsh, debris and appli ANTIQUE & USED- Fur- esV' " • • • Call 469-7029 and have •ointments S directions. Wall & Finishing. 908- PAINTING 4 REMODEL- 29 yrs experience. In gbod cond., must soil, Insured, Call 654-5803. ' . No Job Too Small ancos. Prompt sorvlco. LAWN MAINTENANCE prov. & roofing) ' WALLCRAFT moving, $5bo b/o, call nlturo, Old DR sets and Adoptable Pets ' .•#08-668.0299 your child "Dlseovar the (908)654-7030 * IMPROVE* 356-3551 .•••.. ING- by Arthurs Build- LANDSCAPES N6 job too small. BRs from 1800's to 107 E. Broad St. No Challenge Too Great Expert Paporhanging Anthony 908-253-9829 Fun In Learning* . GUTTER & ROOF * EVERYTHING * M SHEETROCK/SPACKL^ Ing Improvement. Call Summer specials- Lawns Steps-Sidewalks NINA KALLAS- Painting JK'S 1950's. Also misc. ploc- CHILD CARE NEEDED- Westfleld CLEANING/REPAIRS . RosldentlaT/Small Bus. •Paint Trim & Ceilings Quality 11 Painting, Spack- 908-464-9369 —Repairs to sheetrock & 908-245-2988 cut from $24.99 & Up. •Driveways-Patios & Paperhanding, Re- WALLCOVERING CLASSICAL & POPULAR os. 647-1959. ADOPTION- Dear Birth- Socloty Hills lll-Fronklln WIFE of RUTGER'S Houap trim painting & : Specialists Iling, Decks, DeMold, 1-800300-9396 Mention this ad for 1st •Bricks •Reasonablo Rates mother: Let us help you PROFESSOR will babysit : All work guaranteed. plaster. 572-5811. INTRODUCTIONS... pairs. Plaster/Sheotrock. •Insured GUITAR MUSIC- 5 Park, 5 yrs. old needs 4110 tree trimming.. Vory rea- Yards. Fasti CUT FREE. Always free •Call Bill at 9«8-0695" 27 yrs. exp. 322-4030 I INSTALLATIONS; strlng"ban|o 5050 5050 5050 5050 5050 5050 5050 5050 5050 Employment' Employment- Employment' Employment- - Employment- Employment- Employment' Employment- Employment- Genera/ General General • •••. General General General General General General Advertiser Index GOT A CAR TO SELL? ADVERTISING SPECIAL- CHILDCARE- earn DIETARY AS- FT/PT COOKS WANTED LAW ENFORCEMENT NIEWYEAR REPORTER- General SPECIAL AIDE- (3 WAITER/WAITRESSES - * * * * . TIES— Commissioned money providing quality SISTANTS- 3I30-8PM, Buzzy's Restaurant. 200 JOBS- No EXP. NECES- NEW CAREER assignment' re port or hours per day, 5 days WANTED— FT/PT W/ex- EAD GUITAR- for Sales Rep» only wanted chlldcare for 1 or more will, train, Foothill Acres Stelton Rd, Piscataway.' SARY.-Now Hiring, U.S. Part time & full time per- needed for prlze-wlhnlng per' week. Position perlence,. Call Hlllshor- working Aggressive.rock/ Flemington Car & Harley-Davidson '..> ,.-.,.. ;...;.„ 2 for a Career with thpVer- children in your own Nursing Home, Neshanlc, Please apply In person. Customs, officers, etc. sons for telemarketing weekly newspaper. One: available for the 1992- ough Diner 908^359-2770 Vlternatlve band. Pleasa ;~- NEED NEW WHEELS? noh Company. We are a home. MONDAY MORN- NJ 908-369-8711 ' ... For' Info, call 219-736- positions In Union based or Two years experience 93 school year; all 908-236-0699. i.'o. Truck Country...... manufacturer of advertis- ING INC,., offers free In-, HAIR DRESSERS- Wo 7030, ext. 2935.9am- company. Expor. an ad- or recent graduate. Call To work with an AH (au-. Marino's...... :,...;... ,...;,... 3 ing specialties. 1-800- surance, referrals, equip- DOG OROOMER- are looking for licensed 9pm, 7 days. Michael Deak, Middlesex S200-W00 WEEKLY MACHINE OPERATOR 738-9002 Exporloncod groomer hair designers, manicur- vantage but not essential dltorlly handicapped- ull or. part time, for Forbes Newspapers Automotive Guide ment, back-up & more. as training given Exc. County Editor, Forbes hard of hearing) pupil at Assemble products .at Union County' 908-668- wanted puppy store In ists, shampoo people, LEGAL SECRETARY- Newspapers, 908-722- home. Easy! No selling.: .lass grinding & polish- ASSEMBLERS- Excel- Green Brook. New facili- 1 pay pkg Tor the right Orange Ave. School. Ing. Middlesex Borough. 4884;.Somerset County lull or P/T. Gooo salary FT. or' RT;., Exp'd, good people. Call for "further 3000 Ext. 6320. You're paid direct. Fully Thomas Lincoln-Mercury ...... 1..2 Liceardi Motors.;... lent income to assemble 908-526-4884 ties, great environment. +' comm. 2 Iocs., great skills- Incl. use of com- Guaranteed. For direc- 9AM-3PM, Retired people products from your Call & let's talk! 908-308- working conditions. Call Info & Int. Carl 686-5788 Qualifications: Sign lan- ccepted. Please call is all you need! puter & dictaphone RN/PER DIEM- our guage interpreter experi- tory information call 24 home. 504-646-1700 CLERICAL- Filing + 9439, leave message. Marllse 908-297-0007. roq'd. New.office w/mod- OFFICE ASSISTANT- complex care unit Is ex- hour hotline 801-379r 908-356^1401. .„*.•.;.,. Dept. P8331 \ Data. Entry needed for ence, high school and/or DRIVER (Van)- Rarltan orn equip. Salary com- Opening to Join staff In andlng & so Is our staff, college graduate. 2900 Copyright # NJ1- MANAGEMENT- $1000 this temp position. Call HAIR STYLIST- Needed esldents involve PD, 7HDH ••'••••-. AVON SALES- All Valley YMCA has posi- FfX for U.nlsexshop. Exp. mensurate w/exp. Call agency office represent- lo $2000/mo. Profit shar- TODAYI CONNECTIONS Sharon, 908-560-0888. ing large insurance, com- TTN, IV, wound manage- areas. For Information PERSONNEL 322-5200 tions avail, for van driv- pref. cutting men, women Send letter of application ing, medical, dental. Call ers w/the. following CDL pany. The office Is con- ment & rehabilitation w/a with resume to: Francis Tor interview 654-5363 >> call & chlldrens hair'. Fan- LIBRARY ASSISTANT- tejam approach In a nurs- 5060 1-800-6*2-2292 CLERICAL- full ben- requirements: Class C w/ wood area. 908-322-2282 veniently located on Rt X. Lucash, Ed. D., Office : Pnrt tlnio,. somo nights 202 South In Rarltan, Ni; ing home setting. Indi- Employment- OFFICE HELP— organ- efits. To $7hr. varied du- passenger endorsement, and Saturdys. $7.00/hr, of Curriculum and Per- BANQUET SERVERS- please contact: HAIRDRESSER- Experi- Insurance exp. pref., but vidual needs to have HeaHhCmm Ized, experienced,. with, ties. Req. 1 yr. gensral Applications avfijlpblo at acute, care experience sonnel, Cranford Public LINCOLN Immedlato • openings for office exp. & car. .Day Diane 257-4114 .. enced stylist, mu9t be a not required. Typing.'& a Schools, P.O. Box 646, ixcellent telephone expsrieced banquet serv- the S«UteWa'inflerd pleasant phone manner with CPR & IV certifica- kills. Ught typing, data, hre. Middlesex, 302-0909 motivated team player, to PublW'trBiraryT- 24841 Crantprd,. N.J. .07016. ers. Busy facility. PT EASY WORK! EXCEL- assumor full clientele.'On! required. Exc. training tion; If Interested call DENTAL AS8ISTANT/ entry, light bookkeeping^ weekdays &/or week- Plalnfleld Ave., -South program & benefits, Sal- 908-469-2000 or send re- Please submit applica- CONSTRUCTION LA- LENT PAY!- assemble going, education, salary tion as soon as possible. OFFICE HELP- P/T. in 9am-1pm. Convlenenct MERCURY ends. Call for Interview: BORER- StO/hr. must •PJalnfleld.N.J. .. • ' ary commensurate w/ sume to': products at home. Call plus commission, bo-, AA/EOE. busy general practice. X- Highland• Park location-,- . Basking Ridge Country have own transportation. toll free' 1-800-873-6365 nuses'and vacation pay. LIBRARY PAQE-Part exp. Please send resume Somerset Valley Nursing Call 908-249-5057 cpnfi- ' Club, 908-766-6200 to: PO Box 6603, Bridge- & Rehabilitation Center . ray license preferred. Call 231-7049 ask for ext. J221 • •'. . :. Health Insurance avail. u dentlal reply; ask -fqi^Mr'.- . time to shelve books, Water, NJ 08807 Preferrable AM hours Maria...... Start immediately. Call some nights and Satur- 162.1~fW("22~ —* Mlttler,, ••-:'_±^_ • BASIC SKILLS SECRE- 'Edjtoiial -; "•.•_"' S Bound Brook, NJ^flgSOS pWs. 1 afrei'n.oon per TARY— 5 days per Week, COOK today 271-9292 days, $5.25/hr. Applica- OFFICE HELP- full or Full & Part Time week. Call 908-232-3550. P/T DEU HELP-. Mbnf• 8:30 to 3:15 pm. No ben- REPORTER- Enthusias- HAIRDRESSER— Styl- tions available at tho part time, no'exp. neces- Sales "^ DENTAL HYQIENIST- Frl, 10am-2pm, exp.- EXP. GRILL COOK, South Plalnfietd. Public All shifts avail. Ideal for efits. Jointure' for Com- tic, sharp reporter need- ists, Manicurist, Recep- sary. Light typing exp. Play Hard/Work Hard . Students, 2nd.Income or Westfleld general prac- pref., 908-753-4884.- tV-O- FINAL 92 MODEL a p p I y I nperson, Library, 2484 Plalnflold Need sharp- motlvatod munity Adult Education, ed for award-winning tionist.-Top money, odu- preferred. Call-Better career. $10.15 to start, tice. Is looking for part- Frlendlys Restaurant, community newspaper Avenue, South Plalnliold, Sunoco, 401 North Av- MEN & WOMEN.looking time hyglenlst late after- PART TIME tABORf,', Rarltan office. Call 908- catlon, many, benefits. Advancement; Will train. 526-7757 after Aug. 17th. 1060 Stalton Rd., Plscot- group In Control NJ. Ex- Excel, clientele. N,j. 07080 oniio East, Cranford,'NJ for a change & wanting noon, evening, 6-8 hrs.Shearon Envlcgnmental away, NJ . ' . perience preferred. Send 908-272-6980 . to have some fun. Posi- 908-704-8555 per wk. No weekends. Design, of Hopewoll, NJ. BLUES/SOUL- band Beaux Gens Salon LIBRARY SHELVER/ is seeking applicants- for resume and clips to 908-634-0890 SHELFREADER- No -ex- tive attitude a must. . Call 908-232-3550. CLEARANCE! .seeking keyboardist & CORPORATE CONFER- OFFICE/CLERICAL STOCK PERSON- Full- a part Time position, Robin J. Phillips, Editor, perience necessary, • C8II54B-4868 Horn players, Preferable ENCE FACULTY- Seek- FORBES NEWSPAPERS, HEAVY DUTY Mature minded, reliable, time or parttlme. S6lhr. RN- 7am-3pm full time based In BrldgeWater, Trombone & Trumpet., ing flexible Ind. to per- though numerical and al- Apply In person: Michael and part time 7am-3pm MJ. - Perfect opportunity 44' Franklin St., Somor- TOW TRUCK DRIVERS phabetical sorting skills sol(-3tartex_lQ work 3 BALES/INSIDE Call Anthony at : form PT d,ay ahd evening Vllle, N.J. 08876. ••" Needed, FT/ PT, must days a. weekr- Piscataway D. Galleries, 120-128 and 3pm-i 1 pm. Raritan for an energetic' senior 908^253-9829 services. In executive set- are required. Hours are East Broad Street, West- Health & Extended Cam, citizen, Please eaH-«>-i>««!jte=»=sn:- have CDL llcenso. Floase Mon-Thurs. 4-6 pm and .area hours, M..T, & Th,- $30KPLUS ting. . Includes waitress- ENTRY LEVEL RECEP- apply in person:. '9am-3pm, .Typing, heavy, fleld, N.J., 07090 _. ^ 633 Rt. 28; Raritart, NJ, (609)466-0666 for further pURUS, MUSTANG, ESCORT, SABLE* BODYBUILDERS & DI- Ing, meeting set-up and- Frl & Sat. 3-5 pm. Salary TOGETHER, the largest 908-526-B950. Information. .' .*''•'?:.]• '/.: TIONIST— Growing legal . Highway Service is" $s;o5 per hour. Apply phones. Must be good SUPERINTENDENT ETERS Earn excitg In- cleaning. Will train. .Ben- software consulting firm 546 Trumbull St. with numbers. Please call & most successful per- come & become healthi- In person at Kohllworth; Small Highland park apt. PART TIME SALES efits' avail.- Respond to in .Union.. Self starteriwith Elizabeth, NJ. 908-878-6023 sonal Introduction ser- house, semi-retired cou- iTOWN CAR, CONTINENTAL, MARKVIIj er w/oxplodg Indus of Box #104, Forbea News- Library, 548 Blvd.r Ken- vice Is~looklng=torv2.3 _ 7p_ CLEBK- Local farm great. pho;ne manner. llworth. ' .. Toy directions: .' V " ple" preferred. 1 BR Apt. Self Healthcare 602-3405 papers, P.O, Box .699, Light .bookkeeping,, INSTALLER*- FT for cus- sassy, enthusiastic, suc- Employment' hiarket, Brldgewatet.:C,slJ- Somerville, NJ 08876 . tom window', treatments. PAINTER'S,. EXPERI- + wages.. 214-1240 908-231-1391 • - .;'.••..';<: ^ BOOKKEEPER scheduling, purchasing. cess oriented people for 10-3pmWon.-Frl. . ,. • Managerial Opportunity for ad.vijncV Vlust be honest. 2 weeks LOVE CANDLES? Need ENCED- Also helpers our local offices. • • ' COUNSElOR/DIRECT pd. vacation;.: Health- In- "extra cash for the Holir w/sorrie experience. ' •pArtt.-.tlME-.-ln , JR BOOKKEEPER mont to automation spe- . \- .•'..-• ' • ~ SUPERINTENDENT- to TWsp,,-wkend...... CARE— for developmeri- cialist. Call 908-688-8747 surance, life Insurance. days? You can earn • up CALL 908-068 0467 provide janitorial service SERIOUS MONEY - CLERICAL . , to $25/hr. or more dem- If you have a profes- K mowing, student pVdf;, tally disabled adults In Immed. opening. Call PARK RANGERS- for an 8 office prof, build- LOOKING FOR .A FEW group home.all shifts. EXECUTIVES • /.' 908-359-0500 onstrating our beautiful sional appearance with call eves., 908-605-0212 ' Full time position. Gamo wardens, security, a bubbly, positive at- ing. Call 908-572-2777 or GOOD PEOPLE for a Call 908-874-0533 or 9Q8-, Have you ever consid- lino of homo decorating write: 132 No. 8th, Ave, business that Is expand- Part-time Qualified applicant must INTERIOR accessories & candles, maintenance, etc. No titude & experience In PRICED TO GO! 236-2911 ered a Career In Real Es- oxp. nocossary. For Info, Highland Pk. NJ 08904, ing Int'l, 908-789-3710 type & have previous A/. tate?. Come to our DECORATING/ SALES- For Interview ca.ll 90S- tho dating industry or TELEMARKETING R, A/R experience. Any DATA ENTRY M at u r o -m I n d e d , 353-0596 or 908-353- call 219-769-6649, ext. memborshlp sales such Weichort Realtors' Ca- 8183 9arri-9pm7 DAYS. TEACHER- preschool SALES computer knowledge a reer Seminar Thursday, business-oriented Indlv. 6397 ask for Deniso as health clubs, time teacher position avail. OVER VEHIOLESiJWAILABLE! CLERK Will tt'aln. 457-073B 5080 REPRESENTATIVE .r plus. Excellent company . Sept. 3rd, 1992 at 7:00 Mario. PartyUto Gifts PEADIATRIAC OFFICE- shares, weight loss cen- P/T w/posslblllty of F/T, Part-Time benefits Including 401K P.M. to learn moro about 2 positions open, nurse, ters, etc, then we would cairtor Info. 526-9009 Telo'phbne selling ]ol %? this exciting business. INTRODUCTIONS... MAINTENANCE/WARE- Employment and Profit sharing. To Part Tlmo 8A|O|-12 A way for people t6 meet HOUSE— assistance or LPN 2'• days per week, like to speak to you. ' TELEMARKETING column advertising.- In-, . arrange an Interview, NOON. For appointment Reservations a must! front dest assistant," PT, 4 eludes servicing existing Please call Sam Mllora at people,, every week in building maintenance MANAGER please call: call (008) 302-0800. your local Forbes news- shipping a Inventory. Full morris./Wk. Call Joan for. We offer excel, benefits, accounts as well as -new 908-494-6800. It could Intorview. 908-722-5444 Well- known established paper. Tho ad is free, tlmo position,' excel; ben- a lucrative Incentive pro- personal Introduction PART TIME business prospecting, 908-687-1313 change your life! I . Some sales, and cgm-'. ihenone call does It all L efits,' Rarltan location. PHOTO TRIMMER'S gram, fast advancement service seeks .1 profes- STORE COLLECTION EXT. 280 MICRO 1-800-559-9495 \ puter'experience helpful' EXPERIENCED Call 908-526-1000 ext • Earn to 5125 per day. Into management & a sional telemarketer to 1 STAMPING fun working environ- 16-19 hours per'Weeki' ELECTRIFYING - Display/Visual 520. EOE handle our North Jersey Earn maximum dollars BOOKKEEPER/SECRE- JOBJ FOR SENIORS- No exp. needed Contact Kelly zullo, 908-, TARY— Non-corp. envi- CORP. Merchandise 1-800-262-4389 ment. If. you want an ex- Area. Must be experi- with minimum time with a ron. Immed. opening In Specialists rocultlng potential, paid MAJOR TELEPHONE citing career opportunity enced, money motivated Forbes Newspapers 722-3000 Ext. 6250. DAY CARE AS- participants In Senior CO.- $7.80415.75/hr, PHOTO TRIMMERS small : business for ef- and would enjoy work- with a professional tele- store collection: route. PLAY IN YOUR SPARE ficient, self-motivated SISTANT- part time, As- Community Service Em- Now hiring. Technicians, Earn to $125/day; No ex- Ing from 12noon-8pm phone manner, good or- Flexible hours, reliable Full time; exp; required. ployment Pro'gram. TIME- while, eaVrflrfg ALL NEW '93 MODELS! installers, account/ser- . person to handle diverse sociates Degree or Early Excel, benefits. Male/Fe-' perience needep. call Wendy after 10am ganizational skills and car. necessary. Call the great Income. Free warn- OWN THIS NEW 1992 PONTIAC secretarial 4 administra- Childhood Certification. Thoso who onroll will re- vice reps., operators. No 1-800-262-4389 the ability to work well Single Copy Department. OWNTHIS NEW 1992 PONTIAC OWN THIS BRAND NEW male. Equal Opportunity ceive a subsidy from the at 908-381-9555. ing & earn free kit. Call tive duties. Qualified can- Good communication Employer. JC Ponney's, exp. necessary. For infor- with people. 1992 PONTIAC State ol NJ which.Is no matibn 1:219-736-9807, PT EVENINGS: MAR- Val with Discovery Toys didates must hava previ- skills. Salary neg. Call Brunswick Square Mall, SALES/SALES 908-781-7000 EXT 7302 Pis call 908-381-5851^.^. FIREBIRD ous exp. In accounts Tonl, 526-8800 ext. 362 lass than the highest 0X1. F2617, 9am-9pm-7 KETING OFFICE SUPER- SUNBIRD2DR WW., 2 dr., rod. aiio. w/od. 6 cyl., p/rack & pirn Rt. 18 & Ruse Lane, E. state or federal minimum MANAGEMENT No cold calls. Salary plus OR' • ; • BONNEVILLE SE payable & receivable, Brunswick. Apply during days. . •••'"-..-•-•'-'• VISOR/ SECRETARY- commission. If. you are 1-SOO-3OO-9321 RN NEEDED- every Auto., 4-cyl., p/raok & pin. strnfl., p/b, 6 cyl. p/t, p/b, •uto.. MWUtUI. cm4. Wckxk, alum Ion *l«r., p/b, AM/FM ster. cas«. w/oqual,, DENTAL ASSISTANT- wage. Please call R. Fill- Exp pref. but not hepces- other week-end for busy AM/FM star. cass,,.air, t/gls., cloth int., thk.cwhi, pM/kk>., tk. rally gtiui, VW Wt22S8SO p/*/fc«., ale. t/glaw, rw del., UK, cnihe, gauges, gen. ledger, bank reqs & store hours. Are! you ready to .earn willing to work evenings cloth Int., bki stt., carpet mats. Mops, VIN# statement proof, heavy Cranfbrd office, experi- more, employment re- MANICURIST- Exp, in sary. Immed, positions between $30,000- and are available Immed. wa|.k-ln facility.' $19/hVi bckt/.sts,, all-season stl. belted rad., USH^ »JO,10S. iamiOi.vtuSnStQ, buy out on 48th ence preferred. Will train source specialist 908- all phases of nail care. FORBES NEWSPAPERS rear spoiler, VIM #N7685632; Stk. pymri. 18032.40, ami. llnaM*d *17JE6a with »17e/SJ NL22028O, STtC# P1351, MSRP $16,0)3. Dlr, typing, WordStar, Word- FLORAL DESIGNER/ avail. 201-716-9494. $50,000 your first yehr to start setting appoint- 7 • '• ,-EOE- • . •' ,plus paid to the >lgHt dwm Total el'iM«nwnl«l14,10a t2£Odl>p«lllon to* In DJ50. S1273. Sailing Pries $14,740. Rebaie $750 Perfect & PC proficlericy ambitious beginner. Pen- MANAGER- Experi- 937-6214 Art arid- air brushing a ments calf Alex, candidate. Call Mgry/ahri ,#P13EO,MSRP$<2,1<6 ll«u ol 4Sih ptnw. 16.000 ml jyr. atoMnbi. sion, medical, dental , plus but will train. Exist- and $50,0O0-$80,0O0 essential. S320/WK.. enced oiily. Please call your second year? Then 908-381-9555 AAA OPPORTUNITY or Diane at 96B-890rj,-4 , etc. Call 272-5222 908-906-1818 KENILWORTH AND/OR ing clientele. On going PT/FT INCOME Brtdpawatf,722-4266. OPPORTUNITIES AVAIL- we'd like to speak.to Show & Sell Christmas MURRAY HILL education, salary" plus TELEMARKETING Around the-World at SCHOOL BUS DRIVER*-- DID YOU. FRIENDLY HOME PAR- RESEARCH ASSISTANT comm., bonus and vaca- ABLE- $iooo-$2ooo per you. The leading NATI- PT, summer trips,, call CARGO VAN FOR KNOW... tion pay. Hoalth Insur- month. Plus profit shar- IONAL REAL ESTATE of- Start now! Work 6-9pm In home parties;. Great pay) HIRE- light moving/ TIES HAS OPENINGS for Immediate long term, 1-2 eves. & earn $6-S15/hr, Funjobl Call today 908-.549-0129, Mon-Frl ; This little ad can bo read Demonstrators. No Cash nights por week, approx: ance avail. Start Immod. I ng pi us medical/ fice In NJ. Is looking for 8AM-4:30PM Prices incl. all costs to be paid by.a consumer except for lie. costs, reg; fees & taxes. *Rrtance pymnts based on 48 mo. 1st hauling, plckup/dellvery. by more than 400,000 Call today 271-9292 dontar For Information Must have clear phone 908-272-1579 ALL NEW PROBE ALL NEW VILLAGER 789-3149 or 1-800-225' Investment. No Service 6 nrs. por rilght, approx. 2 CAREER rhlnded peo- Voice. No; «xn.' necces- rro, payment due at inception. Applies to qual. buyer. "Seedealerjpr details. Factory rebates are in lieu of percentage rates. • readers In 17 publica- Charge. High commis- call Mr. Z, 908-846-6955 ple, for. residential, new TEACHER NEEDED 02B6 ID#70474 Lv. mag. $20 por hour. Must havo sary. Call Joe, 494-0576: AMERICA'S BEST (PT) MONTGOMERY KiD tions throughout Somor- sion and hostess awards. car, basic library skills & HONDA MECHANIC- homes ,sales(, co.rn- Crantord area. Experi- REAL ESTATE CAREER Christmas;.. Around the CONNECTION Is looking , CASHIER CLERK- full set, Middlesex and Union Two catalogs, over 600 physical stamina. Must merclal Investment a«lep TELEMARKETING- PT, World hiring demonstra- Counties? It caught your Items, CALL 1-800-488- enced, salary open, hrs. WEIDEL REALTORS, tor ah After-School Su- time weekdays 9-5:30, be highly organized & re- Hlllsborough. We are & leasing In Central Jer- evenings, high hourly, tors. Special bonuses 908-782-2025 good starting salary plus attention, didn't It? 4875. flexible. Call 908-272- pervisor. Hours^ 2:30- sourcoful. Excel, growth looking for good people sey area. WE WILL GET rate plus dally bonuses. now. Call 908-647-2531 6pm, Mon-Frl. Must have Co. benefits. Apply at Call YOUR ad In todayl potential. Rush resume/ 1811. •..:••' YOU LICENSED and Call Vinnle or Mike at or757r3055 CALL 908-7824673 1-800-559-9495 FULL TIME- looking lor to join our. sales staff. exp. supervising a staff. Bell Drugs, Edison, 985- cover letter to: Inlo/ma- MEDICAL SEC RE Whether '-licensed' or unli- TRAIN YOU. For confi- 302-1990. Somerset 1211 ask for Bill We Get Results! enthuslac, responsible, ASSISTANT TEACHER NJ Toachlng Cert pref- tlon Express,' P.O. BoxTARY- full.tlmo and part censed, wo can get youdential Intorview, call ered, but not neccessary. hard-working person to 121, Millwood. NJ 10546r TELEMARKETING- Christian Day Care Cen- DOG BATHER- Looking tlmo. 12 to 8:30 pm. Exp. started In a successful Ken Worden at: '.. . start Immed. In the Now Good organizational' & work. FAT, Job Incld.s 0121 or qualified, computer ter opening 9/8/92. Expe- Fletninqton Real Estate Career. Flex- Retail for responsible person teaching candy making, CENTURY 21, Brunswick area, If you rience required. Hours lnig skills a must. Flemington not afraid of a llttlo hard billing, typing, bl-linqual hours, unlimited earning Worden & Crivello have a good phone voice taE25 SALES/SERVICE 908-782-3673 • PAflTS 908-782-9394 at .children's B-Day par- preferred. Immed. posi- 6:30AM-1 2:30PM or work and getting dirty. 2 ties, retail sales, and KENNEL ATTENDANT- potontlal & hands-on 908-874-4700 & want to earn top dollar 12:30PM-6:30PM. Call ACHOSSFROM CAR & TRUCK COUNTRY position's available Mon- Responalblo person with tion avail. Please fax ro- training, Call Judi Hilt, for your efforts. Contact TELEMARKETER CAR & TRUCK COUNTRY DO IT BETTER other various dutlos, oxc. sumo 908-322-4031 008-685-1660rbet. 10-4. WORK AT HOME Frl. 9-4 p.m.. Call 765- pay for tho right person, a real compassion for an- Manager, 359-7100 SCHOOL BUS & VAN Mr. Joffrlea 247-0093 FAIRGROUNDS 0227. . . imals to work Mon-Frl. at DRIVERS- Needed lor, For Edison(CPAfirm;:, RTS. 202 & 31 ATR/CK£L' will train, call for Intor- REAL ESTATE SALES AVON SALES- All view, Candyland Crafts, a large boarding facility . ° MODELS September. Somerset/ areas. For Information No eves or weekends.-:. Maximize your earning TEMPORARY Prior telemarketing, or 201 West Main St., Som- must bo able to supply (fomalo 5'4 a up; guys 5' Huntordon Area, Good call . • •• . potontlal. Pionty of floor sales experience re- Rtckol, the leading Advertise In the Classilled! erville, 908-685-0410 reforronces^ Call Mon-Frf. 9" a up) Wanted for ox- pay & equip. Call Hagor EMPLOYMENT 1-800-662-2292 Homa Center chain 755-0227 '. citlng fashion show soar time, plenty- of leads = Bus, 908-788-9755 quired. son: Exp. pref; but nothigher earnings. Join Year-round Assignments $7/hr plus bonus and ex- with stflros through- SECRETARIES/ADMIN. * Ught Industrial CERTIFIED TEACHER- out tho Northoaat, LANDSCAPE noc. Must bo outgoing, Century 21 Sorherset County Pre- penses. love music & dance. Call McGee Realtors ASSISTANT- Current * General Utility . Minimum 5 hrs/wk, . has opportunities at SUPERVISORS AND openings for: Samna, Schqol, need an experi- LABORERS NEEDED! Runway Magic 908-985- 908-526-4440 * Food Services enced & loving Indi- Call 908-494-8040 our Watchung loca- Four years of college 7600 after 2PM for appt. 1035 Rt. 202 Branchburg. Wdper, windows, graph- Industry: •'. tion for: Edison area. Excellent vidual, for our 5 morning TELEMARKETERS opportunity for motivated ics, excel, Lotus, top pay, Chef 1&2, Prep, Servers, nursery class call 469- FX.EMINGTON MODELS-NEW FACES- REAL ESTATE SALJES- extenslvo benefits. Temp, waiters/waitresses, PART TIME assistance for individuals. Call TV-PRINT-LIVE FASH- 7029 ' •". :i7; * SALES (808)548-5272 Is a lucrative sales career or Perm. Call All Star caahlors, dishwashers, ION— Agps 8 arid Up In your future? Take, our East. 908-424-1010 grill cooks. ' CHRISTMAS AROUND Earn extra cash Full and Part Tlmo one weekend a month. LAUNDROMAT AT- male/fomalo at Doahna FREE ($300 value) Indi- Own transportation a THE WORLD- Is now flexible hours . TENDANT- for Wash & Trust Model, Madison, vidual Success Profile SECRETARY FOR hiring demonstrators for 3 to 5 days per wpek „. MUST have prior WESTFIELD LAW must.' Jljitge , fe\ Podge Trucks You're on your way to college. And you're Fold.. 3-0pm & weokonds; NJ. Gall for appointment. questionnaire and find more info call Dee 754- 6pm to 9pm •"'!">* OFFICE retail oxp. looking for a part-time job to help you pay for"* Call Sueat9O0-560-O712 201.377-1788, out how your natural tal- 1491 or Lynn 561 8082 In our Bodmlnster offldo ents and abilities can be Call 908-232-0292 $7.00 per hour GTONCHE Rlckol offers salaries it. Join the Army National Guard! For about CHRISTMAS SALES- to $6.00 an hour and developed to help you at- SECRETARY CONSORTIUM plus commission JINGLE MY BELLS FOR for further Info an. outstanding ben- two days.a month and two weeks a year, you'll tain tho highest level of Receptionist, gal/guy LOVE YOUR CAREER! succoss possible. Call 908-707-9778 EEEZ MONEYI FREE CALL efits many of which work a part-time job that makes a difference. Friday; for sales, service, EWS As An Advertising and Public Relations •Pat at Woldol Realtors, $300 KIT & SUPPLIES1 are available to part- You'll be eligible for up to $5,000. In edu- office In Scotch Plains. TIRED OF BEING LOST 800-300-9464, NOWI Professional In Your Community. Bridgewater 685-8202 Stpno, computer experi- IN THE CROWD? Busi- GLEN OR GENE time staff. Ploaso cation assistance with the EVENINGS : : Right On IVE E ence preferable. Salary apply In person to A high-earning, prestigious opportunity awaits you REAL ESTATE- Office ness In booming 11 grow- CLEANER- needed for Montgomery Gl Bill. And, dur- commensurate with exp. ing REAL ESTATE co. Bridgewater area. Wed. FORBES NEWSPAPERS Robert Egbert-at: * as a WELCOME WAGON REPRESENTATJVE in this Manager for our.Basking 908-781-7900 7. ing the course of your six-year Rldgo Office'. Must havo All benefits. Call: 908- needs 3 reliable, ambi- to Sun. morning from •area. Meet exciting people. Become acquainted with 233-7240 tious sales people, we Ext. 7303 enlistment, you'll also earn a» influential government & business leaders. Enjoy Broker license ahd re- 3am-7am. $7/hr to, start. side in area. Good posi- offer extensive In-house English speaking and RICKEL minimum salary of $11,000. high earnings as you manago your own tlexlplo SECRETARY- estb. So. training, 100% comm. tion for salesperson who Plfd. cotnp., expor. req., own trans. Call 722-6953 TELEMARKETER- HOME CENTER Join the Army National Guard MMIOMAL 40-hour, week. Represent local businesses &, realizes you cannot make plan, come show off your Cranford nroa. 6-9pm, professionals when you call on new'US citizens, diet, W.P., somo short- talents, for a confidential DATA ENTRY CLERK- The Money... today! Call big money just soiling Sun. thru Thura; Salary engaged women; new parents & movors. hand, 9-5pm prof., can Int. call todayl 752-1111 needed In a small office, Floulo 22 and Terrtl Road GUARD you'vo got to. use your adlust hrs,, appox. rate plus commission.-ATllT Walchung, NJ 07060 • Americans at For a personal intorview contact Morolle Swoot ftead and make better P.T. to start the end of authorized dealer.' Altec •90B-356-7425 $8.50/Hr, reply to P.O. TO: ANYONE WHO Aug. Applicant must be Home their best use of your time. For Security Systems. Call EqualiOpportunlly Employor 908-766-3262 more Info call Tom FIs- Box 382, Bodmlnster, NJ, WOULD UKE TO HAVE reliable. Some computer Botsy, 908-880-4041 bet. chor a nice friendly Bro» 07921 . ' A HIGHER QUALITY knowledge a plus but will 8am-5pm or 90B;27,6- Mon. 9-5 PM kor 908-534-1325. SECRETARY- Union LIFESTYLE. train. Send resume to: 3900 bjBtfg-9pm.•;.. ..:•••.••, Cty. Sales office seeks Kim & I have found a way Rosatyn Rosenberg RECEPTIONIST- good prof'l. w/WP exp. This to be able to make more Heartsteln Assoc., Inc. TRAIL GUIDE/STABLE- phone, typing skills a challenging + diversified money than we could 50 Mt. Btthoi RdM WORKERS- Lord must, full time w/ ben- position starts Immod. ever spend, and have all Warren, NJ 07058 Stirling Stables. Efigllgh efits. Branchburg 908 Call for interview. the free time to enjoy it horsomanshlp and DEMONSTRATORS- for knowledge of horse, care 685-7600 Connections Personnel with our family & friends. area supermarkets, Call 908-322-5200 QIVE US A CALL AT 201-604-0865 required. Call 722-1JO0 872-1214. We will treat for application (TDD REGIONAL CPA FIRM- ••SOUND VENTURES" BRAND NEW 1992 DODGE BRAND NEW 1992 DODGE NEWSPAPER Sooks onorgetlc, mature you like family & show DRIVERS- Must havo 526-4762). EOE. .,.,.'.._ Poople needed, for new you how you can do It clean driving record. Will person for compilation office locaton. Training tool Recorded message WAITHESS/WAITE«> room. Diversified dutlos, help get CDL license. For Lunch & dinner. Well • DAICOTA 1992 provided. Call for Inter Now I* th* Urn*, more Info call 908-658- 5 spd, man., sport, V6, sliding rear wind., a/c, DELIVERY computer experience view 908-418-1928. Frank A Kim groomed, experienced Auto., 6 cyl., p/s/b, rw'def., AM/FM ster. BOYS AND GIRLS helpful. Call Carol 90S- 4044, ask for Maryanne only. Please call after bckt. sts. w/console, tilt, tach., AM/FM star,, cust. or 464-5963, ask for cass., lugg. rack, a/c, VIN #NX32022'4, STORM 272-0880-0110 for dlroct 10;30am, ia^ MSRP $18,420, $200 factory rebate, ' alum, whls., p/8, p/b, VIN# NS079282, MSRP or 110 for voice moll. Advertise In the Claasllledl UNDERCOVER WEAR Nancy. $11,942. $500 factory rebate. Air baa, •o. AM/FM •tort SOCIETY HILL AREA Part time sales agents BUY FOR w/ 4 •p««kw«, 5 tbd.fuel In).. DRIVER- Cranford AVERAGE $20/HR, , BUY FOR tacch tt dauoMdauo, , BSM,, t/glatag,, Forbes Newspapers now needed. Hostesses re- School Cafeteria has Now hiring In your-^area high back bckt. *t«. w/contol» ceive free lingerie. opening tor Food Sorvlco for "Christmas AroUrtd hih bk bkt *t /ntol FRANKLIN TWP. t a.k i n g rva.m e.s f or Monthly specials. For an Driver. No .experience tho World" demonstra- Aikn.lwkSl.rtdliKVNlNKlMliMElVIIVIIZWaDZ l evening of fun, fashion & nee. Ideal working hours tors. Work ovo hours you WO, Wuk H500. ITltl Hif* BlV«Bilall MOO neighborhood delivery in fantasy call Jean Call 908-469-8787. EOE.' sot Sept.-Nov.; froo 13Q0 908-287-5723 kit, no cost. To fleti,t,hf) EARN EXTRA MONEY Bridgewater. FASHION ADVISOR best start, be sure tp. lo- 22 IN STOCK AT SIMILAR SAVINGS-PRICED TO MOVE EARN EXTRA WAITER Wear & show ladles jew- cate the RIGHT supervi- BY BECOMING A WAITRESS elry 2 eves. $125. No In sor-call "Rose" for groat vestment, 908-766-3068 training & support. . • PLUS BOTTOM-LINE SUMMER PRICING ON Deliver one or two days per Pt/Ft posltons avail., #08-995.7830 apply In person, FRONT DESK HECt-P TIONIST— for busy med- When They've Gone - That week and earn $45-$55. Frlendlys Restaurant, ical facility. Computor DODGE FULL SIZE, COMPACTS & IMPORT MODELS INCOME 1080 Stalton Rd., Piscat- 5090 7 -and medical oxpprldncs YOUTH CARRIER away, NJ a. mtUtr-Spanlsb 'speak- Employment Wonted EXCLUSIVELY AT. Forbes Newspapers is now ing a plus. 32 to 36 hrs WOOD CHIPPER FOR Must be 18 years or older taking names for neighborhood per week, flexible. Col NOTICE: All EMPLOY- Earn money working one day per week. HIRE" anytime, any- Mary Lou at 968-8900 and have reliable delivery in New Brunswick and where, negotiable rates. MENT WANTED adye/- "Prices incl. all costs to be paid by consumer except' North Brunswick. Call Jim Bronnan 201- FULLER BRUSH tlsoments are PAYABLE call transportation. 672-2941 show this ad Household Products IN ADVANCE by cash, for lie. costs, reg. fees & taxes. CALL 908-71 Deliver one or two days per 0»t5%Off|0b, To Buy or Soil 908-232.7884 check, VISA or Master FORBES NEWSPAPERS week and earn $45-$55. Card, For o quote-; 6n TRAINEE! •» INSTRUCTOR- Ener Call today Must be 18 years or older and 3 y*«r pt-ooram *Wi a gotlc, enthusiastic por cost, ploaso call 1-800-500-9321 »t*rUngiMiUryol3OK+. son to teaoh gymnastics 1-800-5B9-9495."-" have reliable transportation. Call 7*Z-«1M, Wet S«O, on travelling gym. Flex 908-788-5858 1-800-300-9321 CHAUFFEUR/ GAR- SALES 908.782-333! 3ERVICE/PAPTS 908-782-3330 Flemington •nd a*k for Cr«lg. hours. Will train. Call ask for extension 7400 008-661-0B08 for furtho DENER- Good Vefsr- Call Today Info. oncos. Call eves. "008- Extension 7400 $200-9800 WEEKLY 526-8722. ': ' CAR & TRUCK COUNTRY Assemble products at KENNEL SALES/SERVICE 9O8-70P-5MB'PAflTSOOJI^SS-SMS RTS. 202 & 31 Must be 12 years old or older home. Easy) No sailing. TENDANT-Kennol at HOUSEKEEPERS, NAN- You'r* paid direct. FulTy tondant, Ideal for -sti» NIES, NURSES Aipps 1-800-300-9321 Quamtite«d. For direc- dents part time Sat &AVAIL- Women -ol,,§ll Forbes tory Information call 24 Sunday: Must bo avail- nationalities. Applloams RTS2O2 &31 HEW JEPSEYS FASTEST GROWING CHEVY DEALER Extension 740dL hour hotline 801-370- able on holidays ant) screened. Lie.-Bonded. Prices Include all ^osts to be paid by consumer except for lie, reg. &~taxe* • 2000 Copyright # NJ1 school broaks. Call Mnh Aurora Agency, Long Newspapers 7WDH Frl. 9-4. Call 755-0227! 1 Branch, 908-222-33«9-/;- -A Forbes Newspaper • U-2 / Forbes Newspapers August 19, 20,21,1992 AutomotiweC in Ic Forbes Newspapers / U-3 AutomotiveCiLiidee August 19, SOOO 8030—- 8040 —— AUTOMOBILES ~~ 9040 Brakes-ef-the game Automobiles Automobiles Antique and Classic Antique and das Luxury Automobiles TO ADVERTISE Automobiles AutomotMes The new lean, mean ACURA- 87 Integra LS. INTRODUCTIONS... PEUGEOT BRAND NEW 8010 Limited Ed. All power. A way for people to meet CALL OUR Automobiles 1 CHECKER-'1968 FORD— 55 Thunderblrd. LEFTOVER '89 505S Exc. bond . 5spd; 83K people, every week in Mint: S32.500/BO or will TURBO- Sedan 4'dr, •hwytrS5900/BOrr24-7' youf-loeal-Fofber-news- Marathon, 350 Chevy Importance is often taken for granted i engine, f-owner,—64K ^rBttBrtBrrHnyfhtnxpol "roeTTptT^ pyir? »pd,p7«7- 1493. An\S:30: 885-1578 paper. The ad Is free, orlg. miles. Runs excel. equal value. Seen by b, air, keyless remote, thon one call does It alll appt. only. 756-1004. Ithr, stereo cass, p/w/ the power assist goes away> The first power BUICK— 88 Regal, cus- ACURA- 87 Legend, 1-800-559-9495 Call 908-272-5161. By BOBHAGIN being: :' . ,.'," low ml., PS, PL, PRf, antl Icks, fully, equipped with tom sport, 2 DR, 6 cyl., CHEVY- 68 Corvette. JAGUAR-71XKE Road- 3 yr. Roadside Asst. FORBES NEWSPAPERS 4-WHEEL BRAKES. Early on; brakes were aided brakes were used on the Hispano-Suiza a good fight ' . . aulo, AC, PS, PB; P/wln- lock brakes, 5 spd.. Al- LINCOLN- 71 Mark III, ster, serious inquiries 1-800-559-9495 By TONY SAKK1S pine stereo w/ equalizer. blue leather, loaded, 68K Mint show car. Approx. Plan. 6306, usually a single unit that operated on the driver TrT'1919 and were used sporadically on expen- dows, locks, tilt wheel, 55K. Absolute new cond. only. Call 908-218-0363. Jones summed up the XJR-14 as cruise, AM/FM cass., 62K Beautiful car. $10,995. orlg, ml., $3200. VINKS426131, MSRP world faroous prewar European race shaft. A popular example, was the ubiquitous sive cars until after World War II. From that FORBES NEWSPAPERS 908-200/769-6985 CHEVY- 75 Monica Spy- $16,500/BO or will trade $28,090. MUST SACRI- follows; "It's the best Jaguar (Team miles, garage kept, very for anything of equal "car builder once told a. critic of his Ford Model T. The first 4-wheel brakes on point on, almost all large cars were equipped clean, $6500.. Call 647- der, 305 auto, no title- 8050 FICE! Call Anthony ake a look at Davy Jones' owner) Tom WalkinsHaw has ever BMW- 78 320.I. 4spd, parts- car. $200. - value. 75 6-1004. (908)752-7373, Uccardl wjth power brakes and it was (and is) an option 6425 2dr, sunrf. Runs groat. Luxury Automobiles '-"%>$' / % brakes that his vehicles were made to record were an option ort the 1903 Mercedes 908-356-8628 Motor*, Green Brook. mMm Jaguar XJR-14. It doesn't built." '••.'• •••;'" $15O0/BO. 968-6465. i%j£ i,6 and'.not to stop. and the Scottish Axrol-Jphnson made it stands on small vehicles. • CHRYSLER- 79 New DODGE- .71 Charger, . Around the paddock, the consen- Yorker, Engine rebuilt 2 WERE CLEANING UP look like anything you would BMW-. 86, 325, 4 dr 5 ard equipment in 1909 but.they didn't come DISC BRAKES: While the first disc brake CADILLAC- 81 Sedan MAZDA- 88, 626LX, 440hp, all' rebuilt, 8 qt. 8060 But that was a long time ago. and race ears sus is that it is the quickest most wks. prior to accident Devllle, 114K ml., $1000/ fully loaded, clean & In chrome oil pan, .727 spd, Red/black,' loaded, into cornmon useojntil the mid 20s. . Tsee on a city street This car lave grown to depend on their stopping power was produced in 1902 in England, It took a long that affected passenger BO. Call betweon 9am- very good cond. High trans., 10"conv., 488 Imp In & outt Only. 55,000 Sportscars is lighter, tower arid infinitely faster sophisticated racing Prototype side. White leather buck- 5pm 526-4662 mileage, highway miles. Posl rear, MSD Ignition ml, Inc warr. $9500 neg ^ >"•«•j. as much as their top speed. HYDRAULIC BRAKES: Many of us still re- time to get into universal use. It was fussed et seats, red padded $5,500/BO, Call 464- system, Cheath mariuel 908 463-5867. than its streeWegal cousins. .What sports car made. Ever. dash- S500/BQ. Please CADILLAC- 86 Sedan BMW- 89 325 I, 43k, 4 OUR 1992 INVENTOR X* -I- Brakes are usually taken for granted by the mentber driving with mechanically operated with on and off but its development really ac- : reverse valve body, drive LINCOLN- 83 Towncar, dr, sunroof, auto, orlg. disturbs the field in the IMSA Camel The XJR-14 is Bke a thorough- call 90B "2a6-7646 DeVllle, loathor, 1 owhor, MITSUBISHI- 88, Mi- shaft loop. Mutt see to •"* • rest of us and until that moment when the brakes that worked on all four wheels. They celerated during World War II when the need oxc. cond. $5990. 526- rage, auto, PS, PB, AC, 40k, loaded, 1 owner, factory warranty, oxc, GT ranks is that it isn't something DODGE— 84 Aries, auto, appreciate. $4800. Call just a beautiful car, cond. $14,900. Call 808- pedal is pushed to the floorboards with no ac- were quirky and required constant attention to for better braking became apparent on aurCraft bred in a stable of trotters. Not as if 6511 or 613-0547 Am/FM Cass., 62k ml., 908-572-7251. : vary clean, excel. co,nd., $3000/BO. 545-4059. $6000, 722-5983 aft. 6pm 873^1137 - companying vehicle slowdown, we don't ap- avoid, uneven,, application. Hydraulic .brakes in general and big bombers in particular. Sev they expected to see oh dn Arrjeri- it is racing against nags,, the Jag is •60K orlg. miles. Asking CADILLAC- 90 Sedan $1200. 908-248-5986 ask DoVlllo, sllvor, loathor, MITSUBISHI- Qalant preciate them. It's one thing for a car to not (Columns of oil under pressure was an early era! different designs were tried (multiple disc', can racetrack either. ' < . just much ' leaner, and certainly for Tom _.•• beautiful, oxc. cond., 85, 4 DR., sedan, 4 cyl., .°>.start but something else when it won't stop. description) were first used. on the; 1921 sandwich action, etc,) but the standard.of the Jones, drives an interesting, K not meaner than the rest - $16,990,526-6511 4 spd auto, fully loaded, FIAT—.81. 5 Door, sunrf; :*>£ £• At the turn of the century and before, brakes Duesenberg (admittedly a specialty car) and on field became the caUper system which is simply SOUTH PLAINFIELDi- WARREN TWP.- Leaal BEDMINSTEB- The FRANKLIN PARK- WHY HILTON HEAD, S.C; brand new brick front co- .2-farrt., 12 rms., city Hills. 2BR, moderate in- RENT? Contemp. brick FALL SPECIALS lonial, la- lot, 75X200' water A sewers. Separate come condo. $79,000. font, ond unit. Spacious Save' 20%, all rosorva- p, BR, 2AtZt ball] t Arols.^.WC.-renting ^Lctj Mco.lji.tJs. apolsrAA BAbbIoo_many_ lons after 8/22. Great lo- Jacuzzi andd double sink,: talk! 358-4512 For Info; call 78i;5958," extyasto ti 5lions-Ocean_td"-F Ig Kit. w/custom cabinets MNY'ADS. •" . GREAT LOCATION. ITS 'ay. 1-6 BRs. Full prlco and ceramic tile floors, Brldgowater Township A BTEAL at $109,900. ange. Free Tennis. Golf, all appl. & built-in Vacu- 9056 BUT-REAL Owners, motivated to sell: shopping discounts. um; Lg. LR, formal DR, CCEPT ALL OFFERS.' Hilton Head Isl. Realty CAC, family room w/ f Irp Mobile Homes HEAVYWEIGHTS BRIDLE CLUB 422:7724, leave mess. 1-8OO-S4S-5552 & skylights, deck, full CALL-FREE BROCHURE and Lots at LEBANON COMMONS Bsmt., 2 car Qarg'., WHEN RESULTS l-*- 9th to ocean, 3BR, $249,900, no contigents, BRIDGEWATER Brick, End Unit, one MOBILE HOME- No. floor,. 2BFU, 2. baths, ga' bths, deck, Washer. 908-757-8362 REALLY COUNT. ,Ug/Sept $695-$795/wk. Brunswick, 14'X70\ 2. rage, excel, cond. extras $118,000. PASCALE RE- knds avail. 232-4909 ' BRS, $32,000 . nog. 297f" Unique opportunity: ALTOH, 904-722-1032 WARREN COUNTY- 2574 or 609-924-9297, Calton Homes, Inc. of- LBI— Qceanslde. duplex,- PLAINFIELD.— This. expanded Harmony Tw»p. Beautiful 2nd fl., avail. Aug. 22-29, 8+ acre country property TRAILER HOME- 28 Rt. fers Mount Laurel afford- able 1 & 2-BR garden luo to sudden cancella- ranch at 987 Oakland Ave. includes, with view of Delaware 28 No. Branch 45': x12', 9090 : condos, with one-level \qh. 3BR, 2 baths, deck, many smalLextras in its $264,900 Water Qap. Over 800' of 1BR, CAC, all appl, exc. Mum-Family Homes washer, free badges, ro- road frontage, subdivi- cond. $15,900 469*0252. living, and 30-60 day oc- luced rate. $695. :Call price. • sion possibilities, 2 BR, 2 cupancies, -.priced, from 108-232-4909, Iv. msg. bath, California style 1;800-559-9495 only the: BOUND BROOK-4 fam- 'The J.^X7 center entry hall 'in-/. ranch w/ open plan, walk TO START ONE ily, $26,000 cash (low, MYRTLE BEACH S.C.- LOW60'S! asking. 4199,000, owner out basement. J239.O00. Advertise WORKING Luxury condominiums, Call 908-689-7041, Is licensed realtor, fully ceanfront-ocoonvlew, 2- In the Classified! leased, 908-204-0125. Owner, : ' : i Recreational amenities bedrooms, private bal- UN I O N Include swimming pool, SO. BOUND BROOK- conies, free 32,'p^go sun decks, tennis courts legal 6 family colonial, olor vacation brochure scenic nature trails and up-dated apt.s, recently >n lodging, affordAblo passed state Inspection, ates. Barefoot vacations HOUSE TOURS private clubhouse, all l-fl00-84S-O837 • near the Brldgewater good tenants, serious In- Mall In the heart of Som- quires only, asking erset.County. $369,900, 908-369-6179 eludes a custom light fixture, mar- SCOTCH PLAINS $379,900 WESTFIELD Ads In Classified Income and family size, 9100 ble tile floor, crown molding and • restrictions will apply. Lots and Acreage don't cost-^ To determine eligibility They pay! ''• double guest closet: - ....'• call the Brldgewater ; The living room, measuring Realty notes Township Housing Of- N.C. 5 MILES- from 123 SOUTH AVE EAST fice for an appointment, clean, uncrowded beach- 14.5X 22.6 has crown molding, WESTFIELO, NEW JERSEY O709O ~ Monday-Friday between es, lots $35,000 private MYRTLE BEACH S.C.- wall-to wall carpeting and a fire- 95 golfing, tennis com- oceanfront resort, sum- munity. Membership In mer, special from 522.50/ TOM ALTIERI day per person. Sauna, place with a glass and brass heato- (908)233-9292 BrokarAnociala . country club. Low taxes. Mild Climate. 10% down. pooli hot tub, HBO, ef- 'lator enclosure. . • . • 1985-199) Million Dollar Salea Club 90 8-7 2 5- Iclencles; close to every- Days/Eyes. 789-9292 19S9-1991 REA(AX-100S Club BrlcWandlrifl. Call 1-800- 438-3006. .-. thing. Holiday South A picture window offers a' view of 6300 Mote|-.1-a00-982-1604 the professionally landscaped lawn. TEWKSB0RY- Pre- 1 Don LaMastra Relocation director Her achelvements include Rookie Ext. 262 steglous neighborhood, MYRTLE BEACH S.C.- ..' A crystal chandelier hangs.in the, This expanded ranch at 987 Oakland Ave. Includes amenities such as a security system and lots starting at $179,000 Summe.r Getaway. at EPA Suburban Realty Agency of of the Year In 1990, Top Unit and FRANKLIN PARK- 2 Oceanfrbnt/Oceah Boule- ;,'14X12 dining room that also in-"; outside lighting on light sensors. The professionally landscaped lawn Includes mature trees, BR, 2 bath, many extras, or build to suit. Homes Top Producer Award from the starting at $575,000. Only vard. HBO, VCRs, RObls, ,.eludes a crown and chair molding, flowering shrubs and a sprinkler system. Scotch Plains, has recently been $105,500. Call 846-0444 Grills, Coffee -& Dough- awarded: the designation of Ac- Sweat Hog program,. and she has days; 90B-297-3823 eves. 4 Isftll Owner/Buildor nuts, efficiencies, Balco- waU-tcHwaU. carpeting, and another .908-561-27007 r. hles, Picnic area. From credited Representative and Ac: already sold $4,997,000 In 1992. Long . low & lovely center hall ranch, better than newl. Wonderful new kit w/bleached NO. BR0NSWICK- picture window. ..' : ' fan that must be replaced. •-•••••' enclosed stall shower arid a built-in built-in cabinets. Soclaty Hill condo. 2BR. $2900 day.. Coral Sands. rcreditediRelccatioh:-Counselor by approached by circular drive. 201. kit, ^step .: oak cabinets, cei'amic tile fir, new deck, newer 2nd fl. Bright & spacious. 9110 1-800-248-9779 Qrey and pink ceramic tile high- vaniiy with drawers. d6wri'"farTilly rrn7 deck ovflrldbklng' 'secludM" bthsr much morerMust seev WSF3858.— ; -: v All upgrades. Appls, W/ :'•• .The 15X12 kitchen, has. custom! A workshop,,which can also be Relocation Resources, Ine.: a na--^Ctarol Garth ofMllington, a sales Out of Area POCONOSrr— Big Bass . garden'&• grounds.WSF3361." "' . •••••••••.••• ;,: • -•••'.••••:,'...... •.-..:'.. ',. V D, attic, CAC, window ;'cherry cabinets for storage, a lazy light the b^throbrn, which includes .'•' A bedroom upstairs, with a ceil- tional relocation company. . .•: associate With. Weichert,." Realtors' treatments. Pool Ji ten- Property Lake Resort Community: use^.as a laundry room, includes a Bernardsvilie Office, has earned the nis. NY. bus- $84,000/ Avail; 8/29-9/4,: Labor ..susan, built-in microwave, Kitch- a glass-enclosed tub and a linen ing fan, wall-to-wall carpeting and Mr. Larnastra attended a com-. Day Wknd & Fall wks/ Owner: 908-247-8917 POCONO LOT- for sale enaide dishwasHer, and a Therma- closet. '•' ••'.'.'•••• '•'.'.:.' . . '•'•••'. a large closet, can be used as a ' gas hot water heaten offices, award for most new home MOUNTAINSIDE wknds. Reasbnable. 3BR, prehensh/e three-day " seminar to sales for the month of July. SIX YEAR YOilNG^CUSTOM COLONIAL PISCATAWAY.-; . by owner, city water/ Lake Front, Boat,. Fish- ', dor self-cleaning ov6n with a coun- .' The second bedroom, which can master bedroom.. . _. The ranch is equipped with a se- train: carefully .selected real estate COLDLJeU. Spacious 1BR end unit. sewer, lake view,' healt.h ing, Cable, Lodge, Pool, A licensed real estate professional AC; Owner Financing problems, need, cash, S Beaches.201-992-4903 tertop range and a barbecue grill. also be used as a family room, is The hallway upstairs features a A lovely cehter hall colonial, (ealurlnB all brick' and steel construction. This lour ; professionals In the specialized field for eight years, Mrs. Garth Is a BANKER • Avail. Mld-$5D's/Hent must sacrifice, $22,000 curity system, and gutters and bedrobrn two'and a hall bath horne Is totally customized with crowrf moldings, $69S/mo. 908-2044)125; nag!, looking for quick The Tiffany style light fixture paneled in cherry and Irf^ludes a large walk-in closet and a walk-on of relocation. WESTFIEED custom banisters throughout and an additional 720 square feet of living space that : member of the Summit, Somerset sale, 908-218-1896 POCONOS— Saw Creek, hangs above ,the white brick no- spacious closet and picture win- attic'with a fan,and a.full.bath- downspouts were replaced in 1991. "•.•'"•' *•*'*•• can be converted Into anything you would Want. On a cul-de-sao .ambngst all', 3 BRs, Don, pool & ten- and Morris County Boards of Real- 264 East Broad St. newer homes, this home affords easy access to all»hlghways and major '•'.' Adveriiso. nis., golf, $260/wookond. wax floor. dow, ' .. • '• . .Ai^sassaj^ room. .'••• Carol Hamblln , of Somerville, re-, SCHLOTT transportation. •. • V . . ". . . . • ,-'•.•• 91AO . For more information on the tors and serves on the public rela- 908-757-6849 ' . The master bedroom, with a pic- A full bathroom, with beige and Part of the basement has been cerrtty addressed two graduating tions committee for the Somerset 233-5555 REALTORS* In the Classified! Miscellaneous house, call Kitty Lynch at Burg- Real Estate SEASIDE HEIGHT8- ture, window double closets and ceramic tile, is 'off that bedropm, finished as a recreation room with classes of the County Boardi • Ad|acent to OVtley Weldel Real .Beach. Modern condo w/ wall-to-wall carpet, has a ceiling and includes an oversized glass- a tile floor, pine-paneled walls and dorff liealtors at.754-5187. , Garth Is a gold level member of balcony,'2 BRs, sleeps Estate ;• Acad- the'New Jersey. State Million Dollar" HOW MUCH six, 1V4 baths, AC, W&D, emy on her Club. . •! IS YOUR carport, olevator, Indoor strategy for REAL ESTATE pool & sauna. 'A block to WORTH? beach, four beach Prudential Brown-Fowler offers 'home' videos success;. Full written appraisals badges Included. $695/ Ms. Ham- from $125.00 wk. Week of August 29 ft.H'.The' .Prudential Brown-Powler Dress, Your House for Success" sible price in the least amount of four through preteen survive; the To be In Realty notes, plejascj 908-469-2666 thru September 5 and blln, who. has send a short release, wHh q Labor Day weekend -;:Co. Realtors is now offering four offer home' sellers valuable infor- time. •, ;'.-/' ...... •"...,..•' move. avail. Sept. rates .avail. been a Multi- photo, to: ; • 'informational- videos for home buy- mation on determinirig the best "How toy Buy a Home" focuses This reassuring and entertaining . HOUSE WATER COLOR Also winter rental avail, look at a family move from a kid's Million . Dollar Jim Wright ; PORTRAITS Call Arlene, days' 908-• ers, seUere and relocating families. price, presale improvements and on what you need to know before CAROL Great gift Idea. Call 908- 388-1750 OXt. 24, perspective includes an activity Seller with Forbes Newspapers ; 272-5315. eves. 908-233-3767.- . •\cf -. The videos, may be'borrowed for how to give your home more buyer you'buy, and helps make the Weldel Real- HAMBLIN P.O. Box 699 guide. •••'• , • . ; MIDDLESEX & UNION SfeASIDE HEIGHTS- On ^a limited time from Prudential appeal. ; home-finding process go more . For more information, please call tors of Bridge- 44 Franklin St, Somervllle, N.J., COUNTIES the bay. 2 BR bungalow, water for three years, received five 08876. NEW LISTING HOTLINE sleeps six, off-st-prkg., ' Brovin-Fowier'g Basking Ridge of- "Dress Your House for Success" smoothly.. '•. _.••.•:,' . • The . Prudential Brown-Fowler's 24 HOUR private beach. $400/wk.. fice at 11 South Finley Avenue. .. also includes 10 checklists to help awards In 1990 and four awards in For more Information, call 722: RECORDED MESSAGE Call 908-793-5997. " Finally, the award-winning "Let's Basking. Ridge office at (908) 766- 1-800-851-0742 1991,. "• •-' • •'• ' ' • ':•,. ••. • 3000, ext 6366. - ; "How to Sell Your Home and you sell your home at the best pos- C3et a Move On!" helps kids ages 5666. - •-•-.. L THE PRUDENTIAL WINHOLD REALTY, INC. 908-494-7677 9400 9000 9020 9020 < - BRIDGEWATER • 3214.900 9020 ;'V WARREN . 4^49,000 • OUTSTANDING CdNTEMPOHARV RENTALS : 9200 REAL ESTATE Homes for Sata Hones AirSale: , .'. • ESCAPE FHQM THE " • CHESTER TOWNSHIP - $186,900 HILLSBOROUQH $470,900 Dramatlo' B'eet- room with tloor t6 ' COMMONPLACE •"...;•' BOUND BROOK- >• S1BB.900. 3 ACRES AND HOUSE N6SHAN1C CUSTOM HOME . ceiling fireplace; Vaulted calling; sky-.' VACATION '• A huppy blond of ..trodtl.tortab, NEW AND GREAT VALUE Beautllul.3 aore property w/many Custom Colonial to be. constructed . 'lights; caserhonl windows; European PROPERTY BERNARDSVtLLE HUNTERDON COUNTY PISCATAWAY- contemporary In this 4 yr old homo Brand new house with socurlty sys- mature evergreen trees, several out? to your specs. Call today to. an sp- kSchen Cabinets; S.Bdnris.; 3 baths; 9410 9010 ATTENTION BUILDERS Great, spacious family . on 2 acres., Gourmot kHchon, 2V tem, doofc Intortom, 4 bodrooms, 2- buildings, Ideal starter home & build . pdntment with the builder. Call 781- large deck; 2-car oarage; convenient. Homes Hornet under * INVESTORS! homo with 4bdrms, 2tt RARE FIND •'•• Innhlly room, solatium with hot tub. V4 baths, very nice, yard, woll built. your dream home'later; call (90S)' 1000, BD-2B30 . location; call today. Call 781-1000 baths, French doors to . WA2B12. •.'..' WA2748.. . •:•••...• 781-1000. BD-2i295 BEDMINSTER BD-2689. ' •'•' $190,000 Opportunity Knocksll Ranch; 3 BR,1V4 bath, WARREN OFFICE 808-7S7-77B0 OFFICE 908-781-1000 BEDMINSTER OFFICE 908-781-1000 9210 Bank owned building lot large patio. A good 2 18' country kitchen, en- . WARREN OFFICE 008-757-7780 BEDMINSTER OPFICEB08-781-10O0 ; Home* for Sale KEWLWORTH- lg.3BR In prime Bemardsvllle lo- acre, lot, located In up- closed porch, hill base- httuse, 2 full, baths, 2 scale neighborhood. Lo- LDWELL GW By cation MUST BE SOLDI ment (partially finished,);' kitchens, woodburnlng lOwnef. 3BR Ranch, VA 3 +• wooded acres on cated In Rarltan Twp., In 2 separate heating sy»- SO. SEASIDE PARK stove, close to highways,' good commute to Prlnce- | baths, full bsmt.,. 1 car paved road surrounded tems, garage. Fenced NJ— Near the ocean transportation & schools. by executive, homes. Call ton/Somerville areas. 2BRS, fully furnished, Avail. Sept 1. Call 90q- garage. New Kll./carp«t- Asking $205,800. property. Owner moved .rna/flxtures. Freshly todayll ONLY $238,000. • Immediate possession. Bungalow, sleep's 8. Prlv, 276-9248 (Warred Ufaatyle Jpalnted In/out. Mint ERA J. ZAVATSKY Asking $129,900. . ' beach. 162,500. call 008 REALTORS® A ASSOCIATES Realty 908-707-0580 246-6840 LINDEN- Avail. Sopt. 1. SCHLOTT Icond. $145,000. Call 908- Days: 908-752-7010 $890/mo. Completoly ro- Realty 908-768-1200 1S2B-3362. " HUNTERDON COUNTY- Eveei »O^38J-34»9 rates! wete low... modelod, new kit., now EDISON- 2 BR, 1 bath, BOUND BROOK- 2 New construction or will 190 StoHon Road -9260 formal DR, LR w/frplc, 3 EIK, attic, bsmnt., bright Family -t-sfflency, fully build;to suit, 2-acre-lots, PlscaUway Time Shares BRs, roar deck. Qulot rented, separate utils, low taxes, close to shop- sunnysldo location. Call & cheery, lovely area, BRIDGEWATER $145,000 low taxes, nr, all trarisp. quiet neighborhood posi- ping, schools, transpor- CENTURY 21 - PISCATAWAY . J149.900 Some of today's buyers are too 808-272-8522., tive cash flow, $179,90b. tation, and recreational Charming Colonial portoctly main- Why rent when you can OWN this 2 TIME SHARE UNITS- $100,000/nog. (possible Brandt Realty tained/updated 3 bdrm 1 'A bn- 3 bedroom ' Ranch, dstadied garagA, MIDDLESEX- 5 room, 1 rental $1200) Principals. Call (908) 271-4673. facilities, Tranquil cul-de- yotmgj to reniember. rates this antf campground mem- sac road only 10 minutes, SO. PLAINFIELD- car gar low taxos quiet streot; Sflo It city water & sower. Excellent - bath, Ige. lot, quiet Call 212-34B-6462. BRANCHBURQ , todayl B003-3475. schools. B003-3337. berships. Distress, sales neighborhood, No pots. from Rt.. 78, starting at OPEN HOUSE 8/23, 1- cheap! I Worldwide selec- NEW USTINQ 4PM, 4 yr. old 4 BR, 2to .BRANCHBURQ . . .. • low. FixeJ. rate 30-year mqrt- BRANCHBURG $950/mo. + utlls. 1V4 mos. $249,900. Call Builder OFFICE • ' 908-526.5444 OFFICE 908-526-5444 tions. Call VACATION SO.BOUND BROOK Better than new 3 BR, 21/ 908-531-2700 bath, 2 car gar.,lg. kit- sec. Refs. 231-1769 eves. HOME SWEET HOME 2 bath Center Hall Colo- fenced yard, CAC, Dlr; NETWORK U.S. and Can- Will take years to out- nial, Kitchen open to INTRODUCTIONS... Hamilton to Amboy to cfages at J. ,izy /o yl ,yoi4/o A.Jr.K.^ ada 1-800-736-8250 0 PEAPACK/ Exvc.Rental, grow this 2 story Colonial Fam.Rm, garage, and A way for people to meet 508 Elsie Ave. $175,000, 305-586-2203. Free»rental $2800/month Ranch, 4 With 4BRs, 2 lull baths, morel Excel, commuter people, every week In 908-668^*928 are availatle througk your Information 305-563' Br, Th Ba, LR, DR, FR LR, eat-In kitchen, DR/ location. $223,500. Ask your local Forbes news.-., 55B6.: • with Fpl, kit. Available S»pt. Call 234-1958. family room. Den, full for Una 9O8-S34-80OO, paper. The ad Is free; SOMERSET basement & lots morel RE/MAX ADVANTAGE then one call does It alii IMMACULATE Mort^a^e Access rep at Weichert. 9270 RARITAN- 3 BRs, full SCOTCH PLAINS $329^900 Located In an excel, fam- REALTOR, Ev««. 008- SCOTCH PLAINS $369,900 1-800-889-9495 COLONIAL CAPE Vacation Rentals bsmt;, nice yard, all con- ily neighborhood 735-2398 veniences, clean. No IN A CLASS BY ITSELF IMPRESSIVE tO0llONLY$129,900. PHILLIPSBURG- 4BRs, 2 full baths, HUGE Don't wait anotker generation living room, eat-In kitch- : pots. $950+ utils. Avoll. Spacious 5 brm home. New Birch kit, cathedral ceilings in living That Is the only way to describe this split level in one of Scotch ERA J. ZAVAT8KY DID YOU charmlng all brick tudor CLINTON TOWNSHIP $319,900 KNOW... style home, malhtenance en, full finished base- . MAJESTIC VIEWS FLORIDA- 15 miles [mmed. 908-526-0251 . &A««oclato8 to buy a nome at aftomable rates, from Disney, 2 BR, 2 room & dining room, 3 baths. Interior & exterior recently painted Plains most popular locations. Large living room w/brlck frplce, that an ad In this local free exterior, located in ment, and garage on a Clinton Township—ol Spruce Run SO PLAINFIELD- New R»»lty 908-758-1200 BEAUTIFUL LOTI tyao WASHINGTON TWP S128.000 Rosorvolr. 'One 61 the. last new bath, pool, tennis, golf, Sylvan inground pool. 1 aero Iandsbaped_pr6perty. -«••=>- master brm w/balcony, 4 brms, 3.5 baths. Inground pool. Prop- paper also goes Into 16 desirable Hlllcrest neigh- homo, Ig, modern kitch- erty backs up to golf course. Many extras. " SO.BOUND BROOK other local papers? borhood, 3 BR 1V0 baths, has central air, hardwood PRICE SOUNDS TOO LOW? a Weichert office today! homesi sWIno protty, at Qrayrock. $350/weekly,. 757-6849 floors,, a rear yard ga- Compare the price) :Compafe this " Ridge a wonoerful lamlly nelgnbo'r- en w/dlnette, formal DR, MINI ESTATE Reach over 400,000 eat-In modern kit., hard- • hood. Excellent schools,, shopping FLORIDA- Disney LR, 2V6 baths, CAC, full wood floors, & celling, zebo and much, much neighborhood, great value, well Expanded STONE readera'WIttfdne call! maintained 3 bedroom split;level, *To qualified tuycra, l)a«cd on $100,000 loan, with 3 pointu, and 360 equal monthly payment* at $716.41 and convenient to RI.-70. Be tho World Area-Klsslmmee bsmt., att. garage. N6 RANCH on BIG deep lotl »ttB89g fans, beautiful wood- morel ASKING $184,900. Proud Owner for .....$319,900. Priv owners offer lovi/es work, exposed beams ERA J. ZAVATSKY ready for expanding family- 096-4493 OLDWICK OFFICE 908-439-2777 pels. $i200/mo. Call 908 Features 3BR«, 1V6 OLDWICK OFFICE 908439-2777 (principal + hitorest). Ratos are valid an o{ July-24,-1992, and sutiect to change without notice. possible rates for fully 754-5162 baths, LR, DR, Kit. With « HIGHLAND PARK- by with fireplace & french & ASSOCIATES loaded 2 bdrm, 2 bth breakfast. bar, enclosed owner. Beautiful ranch, 4 doors In LR, priced to Realty 908.785-12O0 squeaky clean condos SO. PLAINFIELD- Quiot BR + PR. set on excep- neighborhood. 3/4BR, porch, patio, skylights & sell. Call 908-454-9250 SOMERSET (•102,900 Incl kltchon hardware, Tots morel A UNIQUE tional lot on quiet, pretty towels, linens, barbecue I'/ibath spill level. Ac- street. Like irew. PISCATAWAY GORGEOUS cess to transportation. FIND...Call for details. Custom Bl-Level with a grills, W/D, color cable & ONLY $138,900. $159,000. 00S-B72-6002. NEWI NEWI NEWI much more. $49.99 por Non-smoker, no pots, FLEXIBLE FINANCING Brand new & almost contemporary Hair. 4BRs, ploaso. Avail Immpd. I O EHAJ.ZAVAT8KY VA baths, LR & DR With day. Tom & Rosomary, 1 completedl This spec- 800-FLA-7787. Ploaso call 753-6293. * ASSOCIATES HUNTERDON COUNTY tacular Colonial has 4 cathedral ceilings, Eat-In R«aHy B78 Lovely older Farmhouse bedrooms, 2'A baths, kitchen with sliders to SOMERSET located in low .tax Hol- family room, cathedral BIQ deck, a Great FaWly HIGHLAND PARK 194,500 MOUNTAINSIDE $425,000 SCOTCH PLAINS $325,000 Looking for your first land Twp. 3 bdrrns, • 1V6. celling & skylight In Liv- room, 2 car garage, patio OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS! baths, DR w/closod F/P, & lots, lots more Ih a HIUSBOROUQH (105,000 En|oy the benefits ol 'ownership for home? • Dynamite Ranch ing Room, attached ga- HIOSBOROUQH $119,875 QUALITY • COMFORT • CONVENIENCE on almost an acre fea- updated custom kitchen rage. 9 lots available. wonderful area. Call, for RENOVATED FARMHOUSE much Iocs than original purchase IT'S LOADED NEW BRUNSWICK $58,000 Designed by award-winning, archi- PARK-LIKE SETTING . prico in this unlquo one-bedroom Are just the beginnings of the good things about this custom built tures 3BRs, garage, eat- 5 baths. Asking Some on cul-de-sac: details. ' 3TEWABT8VILLE $149,900 Contemporary Townhouse, 2 bed- With extras. This spacious home in prestigious area. Living room $184,800. VICTORIAN CREAM PUFFII MOVE IN CONDITION.., tect, this 18th century larmhouse In unit with don, two baths, high coll- Center Hall Colonial, 8 years old, 8 rooms, 2.5 baths, mbr suite In kitchen and lots, lota $169,900. ERA J. ZAVAT8KY DeocrlbOB this groat buyl Up-datod Neshanlc has 3 bedrooms plua 2nd rooms 2 V6 baths, gorago, toft area Ings, hardwood floors, central air w cathedral ceiling, fam rm w/flreplace, 3 baths, 4. bedrooms. morel A great buy at Prtriterrvd Lifestyle " *A»»Ool*t«» ' Lovingly restored, very spacious • 4 on 2nd tloor, southern exposure lac; ,. ,y and Eurostyle kitchen. Sailors will w/2 large walk-In closets. Country kit w/pantry, fam rm w/stone ERA SUBURB REALTY bedrooms, now cherry and corlan kllchon/bath In this O'oal 2 bedroom lloor study, pumpkin pine floors and Over 1 acre. Private yard with pool. . $115,(100. Don't welt call Hearty 90a-707-OS80 AGENCY 908-322-4434 Realty 908-788-|2OQ showplacel HB-4377 stone terrace. HB-B20V. Ing trees. HB-8100. pay.six months malnlcmanco-loea tor frplce. Numerous amenities. Call for your appt. BRA AMERICAN JOS kitchen cahlnota, only minutes (rom HILL8BOROUQH qualified buyors. Rt. 78. HiaSBOROUQH HIUSBOROUGH EDISON OFFICE 908-4044800 DREAM, Raartor* 008- OFFICE 008-874-8100 OFFICE 008-874^100 i OLDWICK OFFICE 908-430-2777 : (1FPICE . 90M74-8100 SOMERV1LLE CAatHBMOVERSI You'll want to move right Into this great Colonial. Sitting on a nicely land- scaped lot with lots of FRANKLIN <' $170,900 trees, this home features COUNTRY CHARMER 3BRs, BIG Kit., formal Pariect tlrnlor on buaulltul, quiet aero In hiatoric Orloo»lowrt. Eat-In kitchen, for- DR, LR, oovered front mal dlnlnrj loom llvlno r6om wyflreplace. porch, basement, garage enclosed porch, breozoway, two-car no- $150,000 p y and lots, lots morel Call SOUTH PUINFIBLO MILLTOWN $180,000 one and mil basoment. Mfnutof a to Prin- to 8oo this one! SPLISH-SPUASH,.S . CHARMING AND WARM HOPELAWN $140,000 cofon or stay In town and on|oy noil, SCOTCH PLAINS $199,900 SCOTCH PLAINS $269,770 $114,000. Thore's still time to enjoy tho Invltlnfl Well carod (or Dutch colonial offering IMMACULATE SPLIT canooing w picnic along Iho niDlan 16'X32' In-ground pool that comes ERAJ.ZAVATSKY throe bedrooms, lamlly room addi- Maintenance t(o», 3 bdrms, 1 V4 canal. Ownors aro ready to* llaton. YOUR TOMORROW MAY NEVER COME with this malntonanco-froe three tion nowor kltchon, dock, two cor baths, tarn, rm., partial basement, Ig. ALL THINGS BRIGHT & BEAUTIFUL & ASSOCIATES bodroom homo with lamlly toam and If you don't see this today. Split level in Immaculate condition on • garane. oat-in-kit. Gioot Buyll 024-2278 SOUTH BRUNSWICK In this well maintained Ranch In Coikntfy^Slub area. 4 bedrooms, Realty 90a-7BS-ia00 conlral air. Quiet cul-de-sac location. MBTUCHEN OFFICEWOOS^OO cul-de-sac. 21x40 Inground poolwlth now deck & patio. Many EblSON OFFICE 008-404-8800 EDISON OFFICE OOB-404-C800 2.5 baths, full basement, 2 fireplaces. Large property with spa- 8OMERVTLJJ2 extras included. Professionally landscaped. This is a must seoll clous rooms for entertaining. TWO FAMILY DUPLEX 8BR«, 3 baths, all w»p«- YOU ARE INVITED TO PREVIEW..! rate utilities, full b«»e- rnont, covered front ...SUNDAY AUG. 23 1-4PM porch, 2 formal dining One Of A Kin3 Historic All Offices A MCMHEII Or THE SEAKS flNANCIAL NETWUBK rooms, and more on big deep lot. Convenient to Victorian River Home "Circa 1897" all your evaryday nwkd* This home will delight your every dream. Relax on the wide porch or canoe FRANKLIN 1230,800 Open Until 9 PM AMUsrsEEIiiWMO. PRIVACV AND CONVENIENCE Have YOU couHueu. ERA J. ZAVAT8KY down the river from your own parklike yard. Includes a five room carriage Custom coniomporory ranch with dm- OFFICE HOURS: FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP , $1«,800 WATCHUNO $g«0,000 SCOTCH PLAINS mallQ Hair. Hour bodioonra. two ond & ASSOCIATES house to acepmodate a live-in or act as an income producing rental. CALL House for all toasons In spoctacular VERY SPECIAL one-holl balho. wlndow« oplonty ouorr Roalty 908-788-1200 soitlnn, viewed from lorno deck or Custom quality family home. 5 BRs, 310 Park Avenue Monday -• Friday, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. FOR DIRECTIONS. 272-2570 picture window In FFt addition. 3 BF1, look lorno Hood yard. Floldtton «r«- BBI0QEWATER $113,000 Read The 2 full bath split wilh tomlly ronovatod ploco,. coromlc entry, lacuiil typo tub, quiet street. Walk-In pantry, tons ol CHELSEA VILLAGE 322-9102 Saturday & Sunday, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m oik. now cnbinola, DW, microwave, ouomlw na>«ao ond bsiemenl. Near storage. Mature plantings offer pri- Townhou>« with 2 largo BRs, bright Routo 267 (Exit 6), nulQori. nobort vacy, beauty & tranquillty, We aat-ln kit w/wlndow toot & LR w/ conlur Island, duol jono hoot, C/A, Wood Johnnon. SI. Pmoju HOSRIUI. Classified SCHLOTT Ads In Clasalllod Meeker Sharkey Realtors® all appliances, nnd much more, bu Qroal House. SD O43-202I 1050 • . llrcplac*. Imntaculita condition. 2858 SOUTH BRUNSWICK _ WATCHUNO Mutt ass. WC# 067 don't cost — •*•"•""•* iknwwnmwviwiv 12<1 Soulli Avenue East I"}M\ t)Ti>J)K1H\ SOUTH BRUNSWICK e 008-207-O2OO OFFICE 808-581-B40O WATCHUNO OFFICE WB-S81-S400 REALTORS® V c -f PICB 00B-2O7-O?00 This Week? MIW1S «»lion»l Ralocalian Btntc* Cratllord, NJ 07016 ' '**°'" I'm i I,III\M-II ll.mk. r l(.>iiliim;il Ki-.il i;-iuii' \ii Itppiriuililv l,,ili|i.iiiv Sniit-1 >ll'kv\ liulqk-uili-iilly Ouiiiil,iililO|)|.|'ilr(l TJioy pay! Independent Nationally A Union County Forbes Newspaper. r \ IT ;;;:August 19,20, 21, 1992 RealEstateGuidc ;n Forbes Newspapers / U-3 S. AronSon, 23 Bumham Property sales Village, $174,000 .•':•'• as answers Michael S. & Virginia Swigart to 236 Byrd Ave., $132,000. Glenn D. & Carol Cecchine to With financing terms changing almost daily and a According to Gorsky.the financing, chapter may . to Carmello &; Rosario Branca, 10 vv^ CRANFORD Glenn & Louise M. Holzlohner, 1 growing number of Central Jersey residents wonder- be an eye-opener to many people who are .currently. Washington Place, $145,000 Kipling Lane, $220,000 ing if now is the right time to buy or sell a home, renting. ... ' . ' . ' : .'*";James L. & Carolyn C. Zamorski Lillian. Anthony to Sandra .L. ERA. Van Syckel Really is ready to help with AN- . -/A lot of renters will be surprised when they see \'j\b: Sharon Fiolek, 9 Balmlere FANWOOP Eppsi 2443 Morse Ave., $131,000 SWERS. ••• ;•••,'• •• •.••••.''.' ' •'••' • '"••'• how much home they can afford to own for. the ::Parkway, $207,000 • Francis A. & Betty O'Loughlin to rr-rt-eter H. Waicott to John G. & Gary & Arlene Von Oehsen to. ANSWERS is the title of a comprehensive new same monthly payment. Tinomas J. & Dawn M. Law, 2570 reference book that addresses 93 of the most fre- : ANSWERS contains : a detailed section about ;Susan J. Garretson, 12 Berkeley John J, & Francine A. Hutton,'9O Mountain Ave., $132,000 ,-Wace, $220,000 Chetwood Terrace, $168,000 quently asked questions about buying and selling a , today's most popular mortgage loans, with a chart Edmund T. Gmoch Sr. to Jam0s home. It's available at no cost by calling 1-800-TO that compares mortgage amounts at. today's interest £:4talph W. Hilborn Ji\ to Luda T. L. & Jacquelin Griffith.2125 Port- ^Schneck, 345 Centenniel Aye., GARWOOD ASK ERA, or at the local office of ERA Van Syckel 'rates; .'•••' •'•..''.... ';... ..'-.•.',..' ', ..'•'' ' land Ave., $162,000 " :..'. .. Realty.' :••'• .', • . •,.•, ••••. :~~\ •,;.•;'• .' : •;;.' . Anyone interested in receiving a" complimentary • ;$113,000- • . : .Warren Y~& Alice M. Chang to Wev feel that ANSWERS is an excellent: tool for Thomas & Ingrid Butler to v copy of ANSWERS is invited to call t800-TO ASK 'i ,paniel R. & Denise Kipnis to 2377 Realty Corp., 2377 Route 22, buyers and sellersyfao need straight'talk and sound I'Jitmes L. & Carolin C. Zamorski, George P & M. Kittle* 409 Locust ERA or visit ERA. Van Syckel Realty at 5 East Union $780,000 •••'..•. advise about today's real estate market,said Joe Gor- Ave., $185,000 \. Avenue, Bound Brook, N.J.: ,v : 12 Cornell Road, $270,000 sky, President ERA Van Syckel Realty. It was de- ;. Estate of Victoria Masone to Ed- Suzanne & Donald Bowling to ERA Real Estate, headquartered in Overland Jasim Zenj-ra, 875 Temay Ave., veloped directly from our research with consumers. t ward Brehm. Jr. & D. Aldredge, 33 - KENILWORTH For 20 years, ERA has beeiTcommitted to address- Park, Kan., has built its reputation upon being first- ^ Grove St, $195,000 $117,000 : . jn service and first in consumer first in customer . Michael MigneUi et dL to Paula M. ing the. issues that are important to consumers, and. ; *<" David L. & Caren M. Bachmann. Michael J. & Florence K. Hoag to the ANSWERSbobk is another example of our com- satisfaction. . T . ••'.'•''' {'to; Robert F. & Jill R. Elliott, 22 Elizabeth Meise, 29 N. 22nd St, Fitzgerald, 2 Yarmouth Village, : With this service-oriented focus, ERA represents $168,000, mitment to being lst.IN SERVICE. " ''.-'•' 3|.. ^Mphawk Drive, $168,500 ., . . .$130,000 . • . The 80-page book features, detailed information excellence in marketing programs antf services that fi ^William: Hurit to Phyllis Lock-' meet the customer's needs. WESTF1ELD about selling, buying, financing and maintaining a ' |'4&rt»f2& HpW St,, $10,000 SCOTCH PLAINS home to maximize its value, Each section contains ERA is the only real estate company which has *••;•;•- Phyllis L. Brodsky to Vernpn L. numerous charts and checklists. In addition, the ranked in the top 25 of all franchised companies by i^oore, 321K NorthAve. No. 120 .Rayrrjpnd F. & Denise Cirasa to Michael & Elina Pritsker to : book includes a comprehensive glossary of real es- Entrepreneur magazine for five straight years. Each '£. '37,000 . • • Oscar D. & Donna M. Surgos, Anita J. THilko & Doris White, tate terms. office is independently owned and operated. t; Nicholas & Scott. M. Burroughs 2437 Allwood Road, $178,000 .. , 1815 Boynton Ave., $181,000 i: 9430 9440 9440 9450 9490 9650 9800 ' :•: Townhouses Apartments Apartments Rooms. Wanted to Rent Office Rentals BUSINESS K-dnd Condominiums OPPORTUNITIES LOVELY, SPACIOUS SOMERVILLE « HIGHLAND PARK *• * GARWOOD ,," . .BRANCHBURG- 2 BR, GARDEN APARTMENTS Furn. rm.& prlv. bath, In Office apace for .rent by LUXURY ARTS exchange for occasional DO YOU HAVE A '"•?.•' t/Z'.bath Townhouse, 1 list call t'rnb. + utll. 1v4mo. see, mo, Include heat & HW. ily room, huge Florida; room arid Zqar utilities Included. 1 1/2 furnjshed 2 BR. condo, Mike 908-572-0709. • self-addressed stamped garage. Located near Hohnly School. for details arid private, showing. ^avall. 10/1. Call after 4PM NO PETS. Immed occup month security deposit, own bath; W&D, $550/ envelope for sample & v 908-463-3828 . 908-758-1157 tv m»g references required, mo + 1/ 2 utll. Call 201- 9670 Information package- to: Credit check, no- 993-9060 Mike between 9600 Retail Rentals Dlst 24 Balch Ave., PIs- 'SOMERSET- Quail- PLAINFIELD- Victorian. CLAKKOFFICE ^brook, 2BR, 1 bath, Tgo. 2BR. Extras. Parking. Se- smokers. Call for Inspec- 9-5PM Mon.-Frl. COMMERCIAL pataway, NJ .08854. To tion. College student order call 908-851-0290 k'^ar unit, DW, WfiD, now curity,, lease • $675. Call REAL ESTATE GARWOOD 777 Raritan Road after 6pm, 908-861*523. only. Call Lee: 276-8B70 BRIDGEWATER- Work- *-corpet, $875+ullls. Avail. Ing woman wanted to Commercial space for N . ,;1O/1, 908-873-0401 rent by owner; 625 sq; ft. OPPORTUNITY 908-382-3200 SCHLOTT BARITAN- 1 BR apt, utll CRANFORD- Kit. prlvl- share. Ranch in very nice REALTORS* inc., W&D, $850/mo. CalL. leges, furnished, 2 wks.' area. Room avail, at 9620 located at 5-7 Kqnnedy Easiest & surest 9440 609-466-4014 • sec. $B5/wk. Near all $325. Incl. utll. (1 mo. Professional Plaza, ample parking. way to extra cash. Apartments transportation, female sec.) Call 908-469-3944. 008-789-3087 Free Info RARITAN- 1 BR, 2nd preferred. 272-7469 Properties for Sale 201-860-3093 Call 908-873-2607 floor, $675/month + FANWOOD- prof, fe- . You won't be elect., 1 1/2 month, soc, GREEN BROOK-.for fe- male to share w/samo, GREEN BRObK- Busy . disappointed. v BEDMINSTER CENTER avail 9/1V 908-707-9253 male over 25. Non- responsible nori-smokor, MEN0HAM- 2100' sq ft Rte 22. 1600-8400 sq. ft. ^Nowly decorated 4 room after 6 pm . . amoker. References & walk to bus or train $395/ neighborhood office avail. Great co-tennantsl OWN A COMPUTER? vlnpt. New Kitchen & bath, Security. 908-968-4319 mo. + '/4 Utll. 322-7332 building, no retail. 61 W. Immediate occupancy. Make money at home. Hlroplace, 1st door, $900/ RARITAN- Lovely 2nd Main St. $349,900. PIS Owner 908-561-2700 Free details. Write: Allen Cmo. Heat & water Inol. fir modem apt. Prof, cpu- HILLSBOROUGH- (near NO. BRUNSWICK- Non- call 908-534-1325 125 Hana Rd. Edison NJ 908-668.1008 ple prof. 2 BR, Ig. kit. &. Somorvllle)' comfortable smoking M/F to share 2 NO. PLAINFIELD- Used 08817 '.' y Eve*: 908-781-7800 dlnnette. OH-st. parking. little room. Laundry, BR Twhso, 2V4 bath. W/ SOMERVILLE- Ideal for car lot, location high traf- Call 725-4972, 9AM-1PM; shower, refrigerator. p, $450+Vi utll & 1'/imo. law office. 6 room house. fic, Rtb 22. Immed oc- PHOTO TRIMMER'S ABOUND BROOK- 2 BD, Need Security deposit & sec. 908-297-5986: Mint cond. CAC, well lo- cupancy. Great terrris. Earn to $125 per day ;,EIK, off street parking, RARITAN- quiet resi- references. 908-722-7699 cated. $162,000. Call for Other potential usages. No exp. needed '. .*hoat & hot water inc. dential area. 3 turn, rms, SOMERSET details. PASCALS REAL- Owner 908-561 -2700 1-800-262-4389 ^$710. Call 722-4311. prlv. entr. For qualified HILLSBOROUGH- fur- LQ. HOUSE TO SHARE TORS. 908-722-1032 adult, Possible exchange nished room & bath, kit Comfortable & Clean SO. BOUND BROOK- -BOUND BROOK- 3 for malnt. work. 725-7767 & laundry use, phone & $295/month utilities. Buay Main St. office/retail £rooms & bath on 1st. cablo. For male, Call 908- Non-smoker preferred. 9650 store front, 900 sq. ft. im- COCA-COLA/ Cflpor on Talmadge Avo In ROSELLE- residential 359-0238 CALL 873-1236, David Office Rentals provod, 1100 sq. ft. stor- >Bound Brook. Landlord area, 2 family, 2nd fir., 1 age/expansion. Lets PEPSI COLA *on promises. 356-5180 BR, large rooms, Avail. NO. PLAINFIELD- Hoyl make a deal I Broker pro- Oct. $600+ utll. Call 908- You need a room, I need 9490 BRIDGEWATER- Office tected. Bob, 204-012$. ROUTE ABOUND BROOK- 3 469-1813 a roomer. Male non- Wanted to Rent space for non-profits .'rooms & bath, 2nd floor, smoker. $90/wk. Call avail; Immed. $8.55 sq.ft. *2 family, no pots,, Soc. & SO. BOUND BROOK- 908-757-5058, aftor Poople Care Center, 9680 •|-Ofs., $600/mo + utll. & 169 Main St., affordable 6:30pm, Iv. msfl. NOTICE: All WANTED Flnderne Ave., Bridge- Warehouse Rentals "roliiso. AC & appl. Call 1 .& 2 BR Gordon Apts. water, 908-725-2299 $100,000 '859-6607 Apr^* balcony.. SOMERVILLE- Furn. TO RENT advertise- .Annual potential ... 1-800-400-6088 rooms $80-up. Sm. apts. ments are PAYABLE IN CRANFORD •POUND BROOK- 4 SOUTH PLAINFIELD- $135/wk. Call manager 1 person professional ' Requires $17,800 "rooms, nlco area, 2 BR, SO. BOUND BROOK- 2 908-722-2107 5-7PM. ADVANCE by cash, 1500 sq. ft. warehouse/ office convenient to pub- shop with 2 offices. Min- . to start •"kllchen, LR, $750/mo. apt?, 2 BR avail Immed. check, VISA or Master lic transp. Vory Reason- -Call908-3S6-0179 $650/mo. Etflcency apt; SOMERVILLE- Nicoly Card. For a quote on utes from 287. Conve- furnished room w/refrlg. able. Fax & copy avail. niently located. Afford- avail Sept 1. $450/mo. no 9OB-272r2O8O • ABOUND BROOK- Hall W/D hook-up, Call; Non-amokor, male prof. cost, please call able rent. 908-753-0200. 1-800-825-2573 J -puplox, 3 BR, 2 both, 908-369-6179 Sec. $75/up. 725-6470 1-809-559-9495; -yard, good location, oW -ffirobt parking. 356-7040. I, BRIDGEWATER •4 spacious rooms, 5 'Ttlosets, refrlg. CAC & Thinking of Retiring? ;hoat, garage, access to 3 hwys. Adults. No pots. ;$745. Call 908-725-7270 I] BRIDGEWATER First - Retire These! GHANDVIEW GARDENS S1 & 2 Bedroom Town- A-'i.'M HOUSE OF Online giiiu, weeding the garden. Tjiose ate yesterdays GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD /houses. Central air, Indi- aggregations. Now. you have better things to do with • In a popular Scotch Plains location close to Brookside Park, this vidual storage Walk to your time! You can enjoy life at ENGLISH VIL- charming cape cod has been recently painted and carpeted. Living park & tonnls courts £> room with lovely fireplace,. formal dining room, 4 bedrooms, 2 WESTFIELD LAGE, without the burden associated with home baths. Perfect for the young family. $199,000, 722-6740 $329,000 owncisl>l|i. So, en|oy soothing walto through the BRIDGEWATER- 2 BR, interlaced pathways which meander through LR, DR, Eat»ln kitchen, attic, washor/dryor. Im- the 3 acte courtyitd and perimeter (lower Gracious entry hall to the living room with fine, neutral wall to wall corpot. •inodlato occupancy. gardens. The grounds of ENGLISH Formal DR has louucrccl doors to the kitchen w/scparate dln^g area 51,000 plus utilities. Call VILLAGE ate a haven for peaceful :-725-1973. _• opening to the largo, paneled family roqm. 4 BRs (the MBR suite has n dressing rm i«/uanity & db'l closet),' 2 '/j, baths, ' panolod basement , and serene relaxation or socialii- CRANFORD'- 2 BR. 1st recreation room iv/bat, central air, patio &. double garage. Call us today Ing. ' J.'floor In 2 family. Ideal for (or your tour! • : children, near schools & What aic you waiHnB forf transp. $780/mo + utll, Put your lawn mower out !• ••Call 272-4961 •• to pasture- and visit CRANFORD- 2nd floor, ',3*4Mh English Village 2 family homo, close to 1 y* conter of town, 5 rooms m today! plus eat-In kltchon, ga- dl ^^ ?§ Yagft, heat & hot walor Incl. $780/mo. . m WELL MAINTAINED A PICTURESQUE '600-868-9254 Terrific 3 bedroom brick and SETTING DORCHESTER sided colonial with central air. Prices starting at $91,000 enchances this Impoccablo 3 HOUSE Florida room and attach^ ga bodroom, 2 bath ranch. Family I, Somervllle WESTF1ELD • Unlquo archml unlry. WESTFIEUD * SWtoly Victorian! Recently rage. Westflold. $259,9 room, recreation room, 2-car ga-, Frunch drs from • ccnlar hell lo LR. \wl palniod Inside & oull T'arquvt firs an lit & fireplace) & DR (w/BI Cli.lnn Closet). Hrkjlit 2nd Hisl Firoplaco In FDR, bay window In rago and central air. Mountain- \i Luxury FTi I- don, 4 BRs w/walh.ln closuls, [3Ry FR. updated EIK, 2 full 81 2 half baths, !) side. $279,900. High Rlso jlutly A HA on (He 3id Bumitllully BDJ, recreation rm, dbl gM»Q". UtlQlit Si "J Elovator Apartmonts mnlntfllncd nairow o«U firs! $-165,000 .ilryl $435,000. ;:• 722-9177 C O N D Q M I N I U MS :-; studio ".' 1 & 2 Bedrooms of Landmark Scrvfca 217 Prospect Ave.. Crqnford 276-0370 All Points REALTY, Load Real Kiltie. Hntii WiUi Nmion.il Comieciioiii DUNELLEN- 2 BR. 1st floor, 2 family. Qulot rosl- % Mon,-Ffl By Appointment, Sot. Open House 10:00-4:00 yontlnl neighborhood. No REALTOR- 232-8400 43 Elm Street 2 Now Providence Road pots. 1Mi mos. security. 44 ELM ST. MODELS & WELCOME CENTER ON SITE $075/ mo. i-utlla. Avail. Westfielcl, N.J. 07090 Mountainside, N.J. 07092 l.m m o d . Coll 900- (908)232-1000 (908)232-0300 /S2-9495 A Union County Forbes Newspaper It's only a matter of days until school starts!! / Don't look a Denim and plaid are bigger than ever page 4 Hair •^ i Not if you bob it or spike it page 7 Batman Returns! Mostly on lunch boxes and bookbags page 5 Countdown to June School calendars inside this issue A Forbes Newspapers Supplement August 1992 U2/August 20,19&2 I A Forbes Newspapers Supplement A Forbes Newspapers Suppiement I: August 20, 1992/03 t Now is the right time to review back-to-school safety rules Mth cHildreii iJHfSdW is *e rtdS ::^*^:^^#^: V^ay attention to txaffic at the . or crosswalk, not in the rniddle of, sible but when hone ^^ available , • . • • .-i -..•;-. : .-:-,:-—, ^ww vuu- uua owjp Take The Shirt Off Your Back KingsrAAA team for safety with quality eyewear The AAA New Jersey Automo- fromthe bile Qub and Kirigs Super Mar- kets are teaming .up to create back-io-school safety awareness Character Collection M CRANFORD BOOK STORE through their My: Safety Shop- ping list" fiU-in-the-blank puzzle 32 North Ave., West available at: .contest.:'.' \: •,-.•' ' ..'" '•; .•'• t \- •'•' .••;••' • ' ••. \.- •••.'•.• '•• ••Cranford, .••••••.•••• • ' : ..•'•• •'••• ""•• •••/ Between Sept. 13-25, area young- 908-276-0390 sters are invited to stop by any ROBERT E. BRUNNER QUIMBLY^STREET BOOK SHOP MARTINE AVE. BOOK STORE Kings Super Market or AAA New PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS 110 Qulmbly Street Jersey Automobile Club office to V- Westfleld 40Soulh Martlne Avo. Mickey case with Fanwood pick up rules and entry forms. every Disney frame Back To School Specials The contest is open to children ©Disney in grades 14. Seventeen winners will be selected (one from each 908-232r3182 100 EAST BROAD STREET \ 5 Shirts Laundered store) Oct. 1. _ . . WESfrFtELD.NJ 07090 For The Price of 4 Incoming orders only - Expires Sept. 30,1992 Full and Part-Time Programs for Everyone Suggested Retail Price $70. • 128 Diversified Offerings Q OFF • Daytime Tuition Courses TIME • High School Students on DRY aEANING at the a Shared-Time Basis sujatohn Incoming orders only - Expires Sept. 30,1992 • Evening Adult Education automat The first self-winding Swatch. ONION COONTY Day Classes begin September 9th EveningSessionbeglnsSeptembert6th VOCATIONAL- For full details " AX 276-3300 including registration Information TECHNICAL call: "The Expem in JEWELER SINCE 1945 CUSTOM SCHOOLS Day Session COURSE BEGINS SOON YOUR PERSONAL DRY (908) 889-2999 H & R Block will offer an Income Tax Course starting TP he Inicome Tax CLEANING' 1776 Raritan Road Evening Adult Education September 14. Morning, afternoon, evening, or weekend **• Course teaches the basics of 44 North Avenue Scotch Plains, New Jersey income tax preparation. CRANFORD (908) 809-2922 or (908) 889-2914 classes are available. \ Classes are taught by experienced H&R Block tax Registration forms and brochures can 12 North Avenue West • Cranford, N.J. 07016 VocaUonal-Technical Training for Indushy and the Trades (908) 276-6718 Drapery Spoclallitu • Dry Cleaning • Shirt Laundering instructors. Certificates of achievement and continuing be obtained by contacting: Knltwaqr • Wadding Qowng • Custom Trlalorlng • Sheets A Pillow i ••••... education units are awarded graduates completing the H & R Block Slip Covers & Blankols • Suede & Leathor • CERTIFIED (SEXOLOGIST APPRAISERS AGS ACCREDITED GEM course. Qualified graduates of the course may be offered 1587 fe. Second St. 1 ; job 1*^1$$$;^ih^t^' :R;.:^k:-trujt ,^; und^o;',V;§jo^li Plai^Y^'v-•Sv&X*S'+--&&•' ^:'J.U.E?:--^l!l?'i *;F.RJ'-?:i!.5.:5:30 ^THURS. 9;A |j.^13.0.:. SAT. Q:3Q.5;0O. Qblig<«8jaM^ ';•:•-/- U4/August2p, 1992 A Forbes Newspapers Supplement A Forbes Newspapers Supplement August 20; 1992/U5 Bari>ie and back to school, too navy are popular with all of the designers this faH__ By NOEUA KERTES t w By NOELLA KERTES by :Students^ The store -owner rioted that ^3Talking shorts, a throwback from the summerT are avail- younger children^usually go fbr-tihe brighter able in flannel in time for the new school year. ,colore,:. while "boys, tend to like, backpacks Rjbbed cotton knit is also a popular back to school fabric s children are going back to school, fashion is get- fhen children go back • to school withjust a splash of-dolbr. - :- for juniors. Last year's stretch-pants, teamed with this ting back to basics, witii denim and plaid beirig the . this September, they won't be Waist pouches, last year's popular option year's sweater or sweatshirt, can still be seen hung on hottest fall looks. ! to pocket books, are back in style. The neon fashion models for the fall season. going alone — they'll, be bringing "Relaxed fit" jeans, the staple of any student's their, favorite: ••fictional characters colors and other darker solids appeal to pre- And body suits are no longer just dancer's clothing. This wardrobe, is storming the young men's marketArid not with them on their folders, lunch boxes and teen and teen-age boys just as well as they year, the stores are pairing them with jeans. Also in junior only are jeans blue this year; garment bagged denims for backpacks. do girls, said Ms. Mortorano. The small girls' dresses^ jumpers, and rompers, plaids are_ the most girls can be found inbustard,^^^ aranfcen^ • blacic, purple and Mead, the ever-popular paper supplier, has pouche's, hooked or closed with Velcro at dark green, usually paired with yarn-dyed carnp• shi^; I?ect popular design. ' • •'•.. "•/'••';•..', . '•'''., , \ '."•,.• .:•. •.••;. the waist, allow easy access to combs, mir- Hats are a big accessory for young girls this year, as well come lip with a new line of .folders with orated with fringe, jeans also vhelp givejunior girls the rors, peris, pencils and wallets, not to men- as their teen-age counterparts For juniors, baseball cap£ abstract designs called "hologram folders." tion calculators. "Western look." Vests, cpmbiried with cotton blouses, and and fisherman's caps are available this fall in a variety of According to Pat Mortorano, the owner of the Western flats, help complete the look. : . colors. For children, the hats are big and floppy, according Variety Bin in Cranford, cats are. populating Essential to every high school student, Vests are also making a significant appearance in. girls' to Kid's Country store owner Steve Rubenstein. He says the folders for .girls,; as well as little Mer- calculators can be found at Russo Business sizes. According to Slealfons fashion buyer Carol Griffith, that the hats a)irie in bright colors. maid arid fantasy settings, while sports Machines in Scotch Plains. If students are vests are multi-colored and very fancy. They are worn with Mr. Rubensteinadds that combinations of plaid, gingham scenes appeal to boys. : taking geometry this year, a scientific calcu- a longer skirt, like a three-tier denim, and over a lohg- and buffalo plaid in red, white and black create the number Making a strong comeback are tiie trolls. lator is required; According to a spokesman sleeyed white blouse. . , '•'. one fashion look for girls. He cites denim to be a big seller These colorful,,; poufy-haired characters • areat the electronics storey most students pre- The colors for junior girls; this year are traditional^ ac- dominating folders as well as lunch boxes. fer thin, battery-powered calculators to aid ; for reasons other than its fashipn appeal. ; cording to department sjtpre fashion buyers from Sealfohs "Whenever times get tough, denim gets stronger," he Old' favorites, like Barbie and Batman, are in their homework. at Ridgewood, which alsp has a branch in Westfield. They stated, explaining that with families on a tight budget these Chelsea Rubenstein models one of the outfits for fall still popular with the. children arid the influ- As homework piles get higher, teen-agers report that such earth tones as hunter green, burgundy arid ^ turrt to page A-6) from Kid's Country in Scotch Plains. ence of movies and television is evident by will have less time to spend trying to find the Little Mermaid and Teenage Mutant things in-a messy room. Local merchants Ninja Turtles lunch boxes lining shelves of are advertising various back-torschool or-. the Cranford-store. ganizers and storage crates, to solve such According1 to Ms. Mortorano, students will dilemmas. Caboodles are one of the more CLARK SPORT CENTER not want to be without their Bic Wave pen, popular cosmetic and jewelry organizers, ; : 198243 .-. ••/•:•-• ••• • .,.••• • • •• ..-•• , '• • availablein.ayarietyof colors and styles. A Full Assortmeht now available, in up to four colors, when they ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT • UNIFORMS SCHOOL CAlfHDAR take out their new two-pr three-subject note- Stackable storage crates are. also must- of the Finest Costume books; • ' •'.'. .;,•;'• ,••• ". • : . /•/. ;'. ... • • haves for collegerbound students who are DIANE MATFLERD/FORBES NEWSPAPERS > •SPORTSWEAR and Sterling Jewelry To carry everything, backpacks made from cramped for space, as well as useful for Katie Kiempisty, Laurie Kiempisty and Joe Cannone choose school supplies at; Westfield organizing/storirig high school notebooks. Reebok Blacktops (in stock) canvas, nylon or viriyl are equally well-liked the Variety Bin in Cranford. ^Udal HBtltluituiliL GvLm. Adidas Copa's (in stock) The Area's B«t Source For: September CRANFDUD Beautiful Back To School Special - 2 •- Schools open CHILD ^ CHECK HARTIG'S Gift Baskets 7 -Labor Day made to order 10% Off ANY CARE W for any .. 28-29 -- Rosh Hashanah CENTERL FOR BACK TO occasion one of the following with this ad: October CRABTREE V EVELYN LTD. Umbro Shorts, Cleated Footwear 7-YbmWppur At The Alliance Church .i NationallfAccredlled :. ART SUPPLIES 55 Elm St.. 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Come play it up! pursue yours. item is too large or small. 24 — Staff in-service day Parents, You Have A Choice! All items are specially April %2$ J» Band instruments available for rental and • Free delivery of instruments to school in Clown. packages! because we use state- 5-9 — Spring vacation September if desired JKFfc. Join Us! of-the-art packaging supplies. or purchase Hours: 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. M y • Rental fees apply toward purchase • Also available, repairs on all Instruments Leave it to the packaging • All rental repairs are free with loaners available including guitars ' Westfield 31 — Memorial Day Union/Elizabeth Now Taking Applications For experts to handle their while Instrument is being repaired • Lessons available on all instruments June | St. Paul's Episcopal Church Elmora Presbyterian Church September 1st Opening! valuables the way you handled • Come compare our prices, service, and facilities' 414 East Broad Street 22 — Last day for sec- 980 Magie Ave. them...with care. 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F«X! 272«2507 "U6/August 20,1992 A Forbes Newspapers Supplement A Forbes Newspapers Supplement r August 20, 1992/U7 dress down for school Easy-care hair styles are for younger set (Conthiuedfroni pa©?rA#) ^ clotffi^^store^the Countiy Squire^ ; Counfrjr Squire employees-* pre- lot of rayon shirts, "blended shades jeans are popular with the teendfe 'do'. . . ~7 wedge, ,which is a progressive cut as the used to be and the tails that requested cut is the ."mushroom days due tp^ a poor economy; par- confirms that the entire ''casual By NOEUA KERTCS dict that cotton, pleated pants Will of blue and mustard, to be popular. boys. Other local Stores''are also 1 According to Lenore Rossias, FORBES NEWSPAPERS going from short on the sides and rested on- boys' necks last year*' -head," which is long on-top and " ehts ' are_ buyer "more denim be- look" is in for boys this fall. Lots of be paired with a cotton washed-out Teal and purple are said to be pop- advertising baggy jeans for this fall - owner of Salon Lenore in West- bottom to longer on the top. Spike have been snipped off.".. buzzed all the way on the bpttorn cause "its" tough material, and blues and gray, with the occasional as well. '•-,/..::. - :•:./••••'•'..''.•.• •..•' 1 shirt, with either geometric or ab- ular accent colors. And like junior With school pictures often one of field, students are asking for easy- cuts, which are textured on_the top '."'We do an awful lot of color and underneath. , . tends to last longer. ; mustard can be seen throughout According to Cindy Attanasi, the the first activities oft the school care styles. The shoulder length arid short on 'the sides and back, now," said Ms. Rossias. . . Variations of the "buzz cut" are stract motifs. The store reports a girls-wear, colored or stone-washed owner of Shapiro's in Granford, the Cranford's local young men's the racks of the store. year calendar, students are flock- bob is making- a comeback with are also frequently requested. She said that teenage girls fre- also very popular, according, to Levi's 560 jeans is a "must" have quently want foil highlights* with Mane Event stylists. One stylist ing to hair stylists to; get a new girls, while boys are asking for a Permanents are not as popular for boys. Cotton sweaters arid but- blond, tortoise shell and carmel noted that many of the older girls COME AND SEE US IN OUR NEW STUDIO ton-down cotton shirts are ad- being the most popular shades. get buzzed about one-inch up their BACKrTO-SCHOOL ditional hot items for boys this fall. For younger children, blunt cuts heads and then wear the.rest in a V Ms. Attanasi says comfort is a are popular, as is the "curling pony tail. She also said that bbys OF ROBYNJO WYATT big factor for this' fashion season ironed" look for little girls. frequently request to be buzzed all "" Director "r- even in clothes not so visible. According to the staff at Cran- the way around, which is definitely "I've noticed that people who 199243 ford's The Mane Event,; the most the easiest hair style to maintain. ask for boxers (underwear) are get- SCHOOL CALENDAR ting younger and younger," she IMPACT! stated..' • .' '•' .',.;•••','•••• ' ' •••.: . 51 So. 21st • KENILWORTH STARTING AUGUST 24th til SCHOOL OPENS - 9:30 am -8 pm Returning to the rack from last I Gaiwood JOAN ROBYN year are the rugby and jersey shirts, for boys of all ages. And • Stride Rite . • Reebok taking. the place of jogging suits September DANCE STUDIO • Bubble Gummers • Nike for little boys, are. windsuits, ac- 2 -Schoolsopen 250 South Ave. - cording to the staff at The Jelly 7 — No school Fariwood, NJ tKeds . • Sperry Topsider AppleinWestfield. . New flexible Dance Floor Ages 3 to Adult* Beginners, to Advance • Made from a parachute fabric, October announces registration for B s the windsuits come in various • Certified Teacher ' "v . °y CI?sses Open Daily 8 — Progress . .reports FALLQUSSES of Dance Exercise••• Muscle Toning • Aerobics 22 North Ave. W, ' 9:30-5:30, styles and colors, according to the Cranford : Sat. 9:30-5:00, Westfield children's clothing store. mailed ; A . ,:.^: : ': '.: August 25th; 26th, 27th Educator America For More Infor Call 272-0850 -5527 Thurs. til 8 pm In" outerwear, ..baseball jackets 12- No school • •.• : •...•.'".• 1-4 jpm •: •'•^•'••'/''':-: and denim jackets.are a big hit for . 21 — Early dismissal Classes In: Tap, pallet, Pointe; Jazz and All Bbys Class • both prerteen girls- and boys this •••'• - ••'-.. from Beginner to Advanced fall, according to Mr. Rubenstein. November / '.••••'• Tots, Teen; Adults ;. .'."•'.'' 5-6 — Noschool DIANE MATl=LERD/FORBES NEWSPAPERS COME IN O|R CALL: 322-4906 OR 233-1213 11 -- Report cards Liz Otl gets styling advice from Lenore Rossias, owner of Salon Miss Robyn 1$ a ttt&mber of Dance Educators and the National Academy of Ballet, Lenore in Westfleld. All instructors are Wghy qualffled and experienced profess/onate. . where strong academics, personal 199293 mailed : . . and spiritual growth continue 26-27 - No school....;...'. o o o SCHOOL CALENDAR to be our hallmarks December m Sylvan Learningg Center Now accepting application for the fall of 1993 Cranford 24-31—No. school Helping kids be their best for Lower School boys and girls K-6 and Upper School girls grades 7-12 ENROLL NOW FOR SAT PREP 140 Centra! Ave. • Glark • 381-4700 • Boost your child's grades. Contact: Admissions Office, (908) 622-8109 .----- September January •Build self-esteem. . JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUES 1 — £ *- Classes begin - No school • Programs in reading, Math, algebra, Ages 6-18 Oak Knoll 28-29 - Rosh Hashanah 18- - No school writing, SAT/ACT'collegeprep, study October 20- - Early dismissal skills, Itontework support andtitne JoinNow'•:•StartsSeptember 12 School of 7 —YomKippur 28 — . Report cards management the Holy Child 12—Columbus Day mailed yy Applications Available at Glark Lanes 44 Blackburn Road. Summit. New Jersey 07901 November 494-2300 Gall for details Oak Knod practices rtoivdiscriminaJion In Its admissions pollciw 5-6 — NJEA convention February EDISON 25 — Single session, Certified Coaches •Parties• Tournaments 15-16 - No school (Near JFK Hospital) start of Thanksgiving recess Fully Sanctioned • Banquets • Trophies 26^27 — Thanksgiving re- cess March SATURDAY LEAGUES: 3 — Early dismissal WEN YOU WANT TO GET SERIOUS ABOUT December 4 •—• . Progress reports 9:00 AM to 12 Noon 24-31 — Christmas re- mailed • WESTFIELD SCHOOL cess v YOUTH/ADULT LEAGUES: "OF DANCE SUNDAYS AT 11:30 A,M. Casual Ootbing for the Entire Family April Drive Carefully! January 2/3 Week Sessions Starts Sept. We're Not Just Jeans! 8 - Report cards mailed BALLET, ACTING; ACROBATICS, 1 - New Year's Day 9-16- No school TAP, VOICE, JAZZ, POINTE, BACK-TO-SCHOOl SPECIAL! 18 - Martin Luther King J Jr. Day ' CLARK MEN S HDCP "May MUSICAL THEATER February ALMEADV 18 .— Progress reports FITNESS, BALLROOM MdN.9P.I\/l. EACH LOWMMCE1 15-16 — Mid-winter re- mailed NEW JERSEY PAIR Exftl* cess SUNDAY MIXED FOURSOME 31 - No school HOME OF THE WESTFIELD DANCE COMPANY April SUN. 8:15 P.M. , AUTOMOBILE CLUB 5-12 — Spring recess FALL REGISTRATION WILL BE HELD ON May June 11 — Early dismissal MONDAY UDIES FOUNDATION FOR SAFETY 31 — Memorial Day SEPTEMBER 1ST, 2ND, & 3RD Levis 14 - Graduation; early June MON.9P.M. dismissal FROM 12:00 PM to 3 PM 1 Hanover Road, Florham Park (201)377-7200 24 — Single session. ' 15 — Early dismissal 191 Mountain Avenue,, Springfield (908)23^6402 y '*•' 0 *' ' * "'Si' •* •**.» V i '* . V 1 I 276-3270 . . ,. 'i 1 V * ' • *' Y t v * * * •-• * i 1 ; 1? North Union Ave. « Ci-aJiford ;, 5 CLIP swi 9:00 A.M.& 12:30 PvMM . A Forbes Newspapers Supplement U8/August 20, 1992 A Forbes Newspapers Supplement August 20, 1992/U9 YMCA child care care (Continued from page 8) -around" kindergarten class sup- CINDY SMITH ; ;to students; in all sa CRANFORD SPORT CENTER By NOELLAKERTES Fanwood.; r- and • Westfield ,' offer rollment of 120 children. : . :; ; ^ transported, to. ..anoither^ school's 2^~r plement, J4 .Ms. Crane, and is : fordancTG^^ DANCE STUDIO Schtibl Ag Orange Avenue • Cranford Daily 9:30-3:30 • Closed Wed. • Thurs. 7-9 pm • Sal. 10-2 Scotch Plaint 1OO NORTH UNION AVE., CRANFORD THE LINN HILL SCHOOL 1S9243 MTWF 9:30 to 6:00 TH 9:30 to 8:30 Sat 9:30 to5:3 0 WOODACKJ'S DRIVE Fanwood SCHOOL CALENDAR • STEP UP TO: MOUNTAINSIDE, NEW JERSEY • (900)554-0099. | B rear ley September FOR YOUR HEALTH... • FITNESS 118* ' 9 — School opens (single September Linn 11 til Srliool wcUonu"! Mudi-nts of (my i .KMuligion M vornalion.il uugin session Pre-K-5) 1 — Teachers report, Watch For Our Fall 10 - Single session Pre-K-5 freshman orientation Mike DiFabio 28 -Rosh Hashanah ' 2 — Opening of school and Winter on his appointment as (All Aerobic Action) October 7 — Labor Day Registration Dates Sales Manager A cardio vascular 7 - YomKippur 28-29 — Rosh Hashanah for class of aerobic 12• — Columbus Day October dance done to REEL STRONG FUEL CO. popular music •Jr. Bernard Feldman, O.D., FAA.O November 7 — Yom Kippur 5-6 - NJEA convention 12 — Columbus Day • Aerobic Rowers Mike, formerly service manager of 9 - Single session, parent • Nautilus Rankin Fuel Co., has 15 years November • Alr-Schwlnn Bicycle •lebra Susan Feldman, Optician conferences 1 5-6 - NJEA Convention • Air-conditioned locker room experience in the oil heating & air (Tone n Tighten) 10 -' Single session, A total body workout 25 — Thanksgiving conditioning field: of stationary evening parent conferences December 11-13. —• Single session, par- exercise 23 — School closes for He has worked as a service ent conferences Christmas vacation technician with Reel Strong for 21/2 1 26-27 - Thanksgiving January years and is married to the former The STEP" . December • 8 lane, 25 yard heated pool The newest workout . 4 — School reopens • Stalrmasters MiC)he|e Verdi. They have an based on the stair 24-31 - Christmas recess 18 - Martin Luther King • Individual weight machines •8-year-old daughter, Nicole, and a climbing concept January Jr. Day • Treadmills Low impact — 1 — New Year's Day 3-year-old son, Danny. Mike has February • Aerobic Bicycles • Prenatal Classes high intensity 18 - Martin Luther King Jr. experience with all types of heating 15*16 - President's Day i» Lap Swimming - water exercise classes • Babysitting Available Day and air conditioning equipment. recess - aerobics - aquatic classes • 6 a.m. Step Class Available Ask us about VARILUX the "lineless" February (Aerobic Circuit Training) April bifocal, and get a FREE GIFT 12-15 — Mid-winter recess If you have any questions or problems with your present A new concept of total April 8 — School doses for Register for Fall Classes Now! fitness training in No obligation, dust come In and (ind out equipment, give Mike a call today at 276-0900. 9-16- Spring recess spring vacation CRANFORD INDOOR one class how, wonderful Varllux eyeglass lenses are FREE With your own eyes. May 19 — iSchool reopens Vorilux are the natural way to clear up your $5 value jeweler's quality Let Mike take care of all your heating and air conditioning eyeglass frame tightener 31 - Memorial Day May POOL & FITNESS CENTER 276-3539 vision. Ho disturbing bifocal linos or funny problems. little "windows." Just clean, crisp sight-tor and case with a June 31 — Memorial Day everything from fine print to far away. no-obllgatlon Varllux 24 - School closes June You're sure to like how much better you'll 401 Centennial Avenue DAILY HOURS demonstration The Yvette Dance & Fitness Studio soo with varilux. 21 — Commencement Cranford, NJ. 07016 Mtm.-FH. 6-9:30 21 - Last day for stu- Sat. & Sun. 9-6 118 Walnut Avenue • Cranford B 226 North Ave., Westfield E3 ill dents REEL-STRONG FUEL -Glasses begin September 81 M-^ll W83S8-O0JI 1^800-287-4615 CLIP 'N SAVE CLIP "N SAVE ^> CALL 709-7260 FOR INFORMATION 549 LEXINGTON AVE, • CRANFORp •276-Q900 I U10/August 20, 1992 A Forbes Newspapers Supplement A Forbes Newspapers Supplement TT^BACK! August 20,1992/UU IS •I" eopening qflthe renovated St. in the eight-story; 100,000- dents'''are1: opting; to attend two-year a changing job market, and per-Physical Therapy Assistant and By NOELLA KERTES ' classes are tai^t: jn p^i particularly,musically^^ iriclinedrand ainl^rcampuS and a squarerfoot former headquarters of community-colleges to obtain a sons heeding to" re-direct their ^a--respiratory- T&eraipy. It also will ripe-once- a week ;for^6^ear-olclsf FORBES NEWSPAPERS \- , ppmie, ballet, aerobatics- as vfell as Sales) in Garwood. This facility of- enjoy physical activity, they may and twice a week; for 7-11, 12-16, .near record high 'fer> the Elizabethtowri Gas Company. less expensive education for the reers as a result of an increasingly house the, Institute for Intensive pre-dance for S-year-olds. For the 'rollment of more than English, a program of English for fers 30 minutes of private lessdns wish to try recreational sports. Vil- and adult age groups. The start of the fall semester Sept. first leg of a ;foOF-year education highr-technology sodety. - .- ' In the new school year* chil- slightly older crowd; the studio has 10,000 students will highlight 2 also will be marked by the dos-, speakers of other languages, and once a week on most instrurnents, lari's Self Defense in Westfield of- If children are feeling more leading to an eventual bachelor's The Hainfield campus will re- dren will be learning more than traditionally offered ballroom competitive, they can join the Union County College's 59th aca- ing of the Scotch Plains campus. the Employment Skills Center, a including guitar, brass instruv. degree. Many students are enroll- open for the fall semester after a just the basic English, history, sci- dancing, as well as a complete pro- fers^ classes>in. shaolinkempOj a swim team at Cranford Indoor demic y<>ar. •James Kane of Westfield, di- program of basic skills and jobs ments, piano and woodwinds. In- ing in community colleges to earn yearlong dosing because of a $1.6 ence and math. Union County of- non-contact combination of Chi- Pool. £>wim lessons as well as an Union County College will also rector of enrollment services, at- training for the unemployed and gram of exercise and aerobics. struction is available at all skill college credit at lower rates and million renovation. Seven.assod- : fers a host of many special interest nese and Japanese arts. Lessons aerobics program are offered all operate on its main campus in tributed the College's expanded underemployed. If children want to learn how to levels, from beginners through ad- then-transfer these credits to more ate degree programs will be of- The newly-renovated Plainfield organizations, where youngsters play the music instead of dance to vanced. •/. ..;.'.' • \:,.- . ,.: . Crariford and at the newly opened enrollment to such factors as the expensive four-year institutions, v Elizabeth campus at 12 West Jer- slackened economy, where stu- fered there in liberal Arts, Busk campus features 12 classrooms, a can learn everything from self- it, they can sign up for lessons at If children do riot happen to be Mr. Kane explained! Other factors ness, Accounting/Data Processing, lecture.hall, three allied health and defense to playing tiie piano. include a need for workplace em- Business Management, OC' three to move afiead in my career. : A Forbes Newspapers guide to your quality time The ••I Roomate from Hell 6 Rantan River Fest Oh, Henry! (Rollins) ( All things considered, it's hot what you know that matters. It's what you do . with what you know: creating solutions, formulating concepts, developing new ideas, and expressing those thoughts to others. Life in the Union County College has a full range of high quality programs that can give you the knowledge you need. And they help you learn how to. put that knowledge Lollapalooza to work. Whether you want to sharpen your current skills or prepare for a new career, UCC offers affordable education with convenient class schedules. 12 To get your career moving in the right direction, call Union County College today. Fall Semester starts September 2,1992 union COUNTY COLLEGE 1033 Springfield Avenue, Cranford Granford •Elizabeth • Plainfield We're your college. (908)709-7500 World df Card*? & .•.'•;-• /:'-,. '. ..,-.;• '• 250 Comics Convention COMPUTER Dealers Sunday - August 23rd : HOLIDAY INN OF SOMERSET 195 Davidson Avenue, Somerset, NJ 0B873 Route 287 N lo axil 6. Take left at first light. Located appro*. V4 mile on right. : HORSEBACK RIDING Cover photo by SHOW & SALE Route. 287 5 lo exit 6. At first light, take Jughandl* onlo Easlon Ave., go back under. How Lucky Can "ifou Get! Route 287, take -left et first light, located- LESSON SPECIAL E. BLAKE WILLIAMS approxlmitalyon«. ^ys Forbes Newspapers August 19^21, 1992 19-21,1992 Forbes Newspapers Museums - Closed for the sufrwrier; re? • • r ^h 19th-century New Jersey, on- - THE ARTr MUSEUM- ~ - '•••• opens Sept.13.' ^•.-vv'^.i: Princeton University | MINIATURE KINGDOM NJ. STATE MUSEUM not tersely -1 Route 31, Vi/ashlhgton ' ;205~"West State St., Trenton Saddling up in central Jersey (609)!.258-13788'• \ ' • Rent or'own?, Thankfully, it's Tuesday through Saturday from (908)689-6866 (609)292-6464 Re-creation of castles from Eu- Tuesday through Saturday-from not as difficult to decide about .10a.m,-5 p.m., Sunday from 1-5 p.m. Western European rope of yore, Daily, (except 9 a.m.-4:45p.rh., Sunday from . .-•••• \ By WILLIAM WESTHOVEN • owning a hojrs^ ,a&v flt |s with a paintings, sculpture and decoj. . Monday) from lb a.m,-5 p.m. . noon-5 p.m. Free admission 1 • (except where Indicated). WeekendPlusEditor. •'-.'.. car or a house./'. ','" >•>*>" , rative art from 19th and 20th • Adults $4.50i senior citizens •• $4, children 5-18. $3.50, chil-. /. •"Illuminations," collage based TQ put ;it sirfipty, tf you're not centuries; also pre-Columbian ne of the oldest recreational activities known to man is horse- art and art of the Americas.- dren under 5-$1.50. •••• on a William Carlos Williams I back riding. And while in America it may be associated more rich, forget it / " . "Gallery tours Saturdays at 2 MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM •poemi through Aug 23. with the old West, there's plenty of opportunities to stand tall Hdw much does it cost jto own . p^m. through Sept. 5. 3 South Mountain Ave. '..''• . ."Great martirhals of the Ice in the saddle right here in New Jersey. ." and maintain a horse? , CUNTON HISTORICAL MUSEUM • Montclair •.••••• •.! ' . Age, through Sept. 5, Adults . 56 Main St., Clinton •'• . (201)746^5555 $4, senior citizens and children The oldest annual horse show in the state, in fact, is right here in i don't even ,want to. think ., (908)735-4101 : • . :; Tuesday through Friday from 11 $2.50, school groups $2 per central Jersey. Sponsored by the Watehung Riding, and Driving Club, about it, " satd Evetyn dorian of Daily (except Monday) from 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday from 2-5 Child.. :';. ;. •" • which founded the Watehung Stables in1926 before turning it over to MHlington, a < 'par&ime.' stable • a,'m.-4 p.m. Adults $3, senior p.m. Free admission for mem- •"Nature and the Decorative bers. Non-member admission:' 'Arts," through Sept 13. worker who alSo owns her own • citizens $1.50, children $1. • Union' County to run in 1933, the show has been a New Jersey institu- • "Photographs of "Blkers'V.by. . [ adults$4, senior citizens and •"Christopher Columbus and tion for generations. horse. "Look, If you're fjot finan- Ann Simmons-Meyers, through students $2, children Under 18 the Age of.Explpration," The Watehung show, of course, celebrates the more competitive as- cially sepure, tior$ eVeri think Aug. 23. . : '•'• '.; .'..free. ...'•".••. ! .. ,. / .• .''-. •-, through Jan. 3,1993. pects of the equestrian arts — jumping and executing other precise about it," • .";' DRAKE HOUSE MUSEUM •Sculpture from the museum's NEWARK MUSEUM 602 West Frdnt St., Plainfield collection, through Aug. 23, .-•.. 49 Washington- St, Newark maneuvers — that require a great deal of experience, practice and For startersfjthere'sthe horse. .(908)755-5831 •African-American art from the (201)596-6550 permanent collection, through' preparation. Fortunately, there are other activities, for the beginning, Advertised prices start at around House built in 1746 and fur- : Wednesday through Sunday : nished yvith.articles.of the pe- Aug.30. ";. ;• .';•'.'-•' from nooh-4:45 p m Donation. novice or part-time horse" enthusiast to pursue. $5007" but for, most decent 1 . riod. Open Saturday from 2-4 •. "City landscapes '"Where irh-'.' Largest museum complex in the : Possibly because of the high cost of owning and maintaining a horse, mounts, the priceis start at about p.m. Adults. $1, children free. • migrants Owelied," through • -. state, Permanent exhibits in- and possibly because the public (especially the East Coast public) associ- $1,500. ttfghet-qHa'lHy horses EAST BRUNSWICK MUSEUM Aug; 30. -.'• •••;• • ,-•. ' •• ;' • . clude "Africa-The Amencas-The ates horses with dressage, polo and other activities restricted mainly to can run several thousand more^ .. 16 Maple St., East Brunswick • . "Native:American baskets from • ' Pacific," "Design in Native (908)254-7329 / . .:" V ' ' the permanent collection,,' •:. American life," "American the upper class, many, potential riders feel horseback riding is some- while show horse prices can run •'•-.'. Saturday and, Sunday from . through. Sept. 6. • 7; ' •'..'. Painting and Sculpture," Nu- thing they cannot afford. But at Watehung Stables (which was moved well into five figures. Factors in 1:30^4 p.m. Free admission. •".The American Landscape" '• mismatic Gallery, Asian Galler- from Summit to Mountainside in 1985 to make way for Route 78) and price include age, breeding and EAST JERSEY OLDE TOWNE from Cole to Blakelock, through ies, Ballantine House and the Lord Stirling Stables in Basking Ridge (the Somerset County-run facil- experience. Johnson.park ... - • Nov. 22. •-..- ' •' .'• Mini-Zoo. RWer Rd.. Piscataway • «" MORRIS MUSEUM •"Stepping Into Ancient. Egypt," ity), renting is not only the most-popular way to go, it's actually quite But the price-of the horse is ''• {908) 463-9077 v : 7-v ' . -6 Normandy'.Helghts Rd.v • :•- through Dec. 1993. 1- reasonable. Both facilities have more than.50 horses for hire, organized merely the cover charge. Aver- Village composed of relocated Morristown . ',.•''.• OLD BARRACKS MUSEUM. instruction and miles of trails to explore. age boarding costs run $300- 18th century structures set (201)538-0454 . • Barrack St., Trenton•: near the headquarters of the ., Through Aug. 31: Monday •'..•' (609) 396-1776 . . , At Lord Stirling, there are. 8.17 miles of trails over 400 acres, some of 350, with additional' charges for county, park police.; No tours of- •.;'' through Saturday from 10 ,'":. ' Revolutionary/War museum. which enter the Great Swamp preserve, an, outdoor ring and an indoor turnout (bringing the. horses from •: fered at present. Gift shop : a.mi-5 p.m., Sunday from 1-5 Tuesday through Saturday from • ring, which is especially handy for winter riders.. Somerset County the stabel to> pasture for exer- . open Wednesday through Friday •'• p.m. Beginning Sept. liTues-, ' iia.ni.-5'p.m., Siindayfrom ; residents may rent a horse for $10.50 per~hour weekdays or for $12.25 cise, feed and grooming (if you from 10 a;m.-3 p.m. day, Wednesday, Friday, and 1-5 p.m. Donation $2 for EDISON NATIONAL - Saturday from 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; adults^, $1 for students and se- on weekends ($14 and $16 for non-county residents). All riders must be don't do it yourself^ Then there's HISTORIC SITE Thursdayjand Sunday from 1-5 nior citizens, 50 cents for chil- experienced (able to control the horse at a walk and be able to "post the veterinarian bills, which will cost .Main St., WestOrange p;m. Members admission; free; •'' dren under 12. ,11 (201)736-5050 non-member admission by do- OSBORN-CANNONBALL HOUSE trot" on an English saddle))'; if not, there is an introductory riding lesson roughly $200, per yea; even if : 1 available (instruction is also offered for every level up to advanced), Workshop with inventions of "nation. Free admission for all Frdnt St., Scotch Plains the horse doesn't .get sick, and . Thomas Alva Edison. Open ••;'•'• on Saturdays. — . •".' (908)889-4137. \ , after which you may sign up for a 10-week course. There is also a trail $65-100 every six vweeks for every day from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. ' •Permanent gallery exhibits: di- Historic house from c, 1750. permit that must be purchased ($6 for Somerset County residents, $12 shoes (and you thought Air Jor- . ; Adults $2, children and senior nosaurs, live animals, five sens-. Open the first Sunday of each •for non-residents). dans were expensive!). citizens free. ' es (for children 3-5), mam- . , month from 2-4 p.m. free ad- .'••. ""Entertaining with the Ed- . '• mals, model trains, history,'•; mission^ English saddle riding"courses are conducted in groups and are held in For tack equipment (saddles, Isons," tour of the inventor's North American Indians, Wood? PRALLSVILLE MILLS the spring, summer, fall and winter. The required riding hats and boots bridles, leathers and stirrups), home, Wednesday through land Indians/rocks and miner? • Roiite 29, Stockton may be rented for a modest fee. For more, details, call the Lord Stirling add another $2,500 if you buy • Sunday, through Aug. 30. . als. ., ••' • (609) 397-3223 . . "National Park Service birthday "Juried show of high, school art,; Linseed.and grist mills, featur- office, which is open every day from 9 a.m.-5 p.m., at (908) 766-5955. them all new. And if you want to . observance, Aug. 25. through Sspt; 13. '. , ' ing herbs grown for medicines L_ The Watehung Stables have a similar program. County residents may transport the horser dont forget HUNGARIAN "Children's book- illustrations • • • andindusthaluse.Open every Carrie Nixon-Wood of Westfield contributed this untitled work, created with ebony pencil, rent horses for $18 per hour weekdays or $20 on weekends and holidays you'll need a trailer. A cheap HERITAGE CENTER "Through Sisters' Eyes," Sunday from'1-4 p.m; through' throOgh Sept. 13.' . watercolor and Band-Aids, to the '5 Painters' exhibition (scheduled to premier on Sept. 11 at ($22 and $24 for non residents). While they don't have an indoor ring, used one will cost $800-1,000, 300 Somerset St. ' Sept; 6. Free admission. • New Brunswick »''5O0 Years'of Discovery: REEVES-REED ARBORETUM Raritan Valley Community College in North Branch. they have five outside rings, including lit rings for night riding, and . an expensive model will set you (908) 846-'5777 From Columbus to-Space," ' 165 Hobart Ave,, Summit'. •. more than 20 miles of tarails cutting through the forest solitude of the back as much as $10,000, Museum open Tuesday through through. Oct. 18. •; (908)273-8787 • .• »Glass sculpture by Lucartha Watehung Reservation. while decent new-models are in * Saturday from 11 a.rrv-4 p.m. Gardens open daily from dawn . .•"Budapest 1900; In Photo- ' Kohler, through Nov. 22.' •to dusk, . '. .. The busy facility .also offers special events, including a summer riding the $3,000 range). . graphs," through Jan. 31, . "Works by Plains Indian/tribes, DR. WILLIAM ROBINSON Aug. 23-June 27.1993. Gallery RVCC art gallery season camp and spring and an instructional riding program, the Watehung . 1993. PUNTATION HOUS^MUSEUM Alter all that, an $80 helmet talk at 3 p.m. Sept.13. . Mounted Troops, which has initiated more than 40,000 young riders and a $30 pair of rubber boots MACCULLOCH HALL 593 Madison Hill Rd.,.Clark HISTORICAL MUSEUM MUSEUM OF EARLY (908) 381-3081 .- . '•' since 1935. More than 400 participated in this year's program alone. for the rider seem like petty 45 Maccuiloch Aver TRADES AND CRAFTS Farmhouse built in 1690 as There's also an adult troop, which will start its next eight-ride session cash. Morristown. 9 Main St.; Madison part of a 750-acre plantation. (201)538-2404 (201) 377-2982 opens with 5 Painters Open the first Sijnday of each on Sept. 8. For more information, contact the Watehug Stable office at E. BLAKE WILLIAMS/WEEKENDPLUS Total Bill: $7,000 up front Exhibits portray the role of (908)789-3665. Gardens open daily from dawn '. month from 1-4 p.m. Free ad- "Kelly" poses for the camera at Ridge Farms in Tewksbury. (based on the listed average until dusk. Museum open Sun- . crafts people in the 18th and mission. ' • The Raritan Valley Community College Depart- landscapes dealing with formal issues and poetic While horseback riding can be a demanding and physical activity, it prices of horse, tack equipment ; day and Thursday from 1-4 19th centuries. Tuesday through Saturday from 10- RUTGERS GEOLOGY MUSEUM ment of Fine and Performing Aits will kick off its responses. Koep's portraits range from realism tc can also be a relaxing activity and excellent stress-reliever. moonlight rides sponsored by the Friends of Lord Stirling Stable, who and trailer), with another $4- p.m. Adults $3, senior citizens Rutgers University and students $2; group tours a.m.-4 p.m,, Sunday from 2-5 1992-93 ait gallery season next month with a abstraction; Sehulz's work, while perceived on one "Normally, people who love horseback riding love it for more than donate the proceeds from their activities back to the stable. So, too, does 5,000 per year for upkeep. p.m. Free admission for mem- Hamilton St., New Brunswick by appointment. (908)932-7243 showing of "5 Painters." level as landscapes, brings the viewer to higher one reason," said Hilton Williams, who took lessons as a youngster at Watehung Riding and Driving Club, the Watehung Auxiliary and the • bers, Non-member admission; 1 Little wonder that while Lord "RetPospective of works by.Joe Monday from l-'l p.m., Tues- 1 adults $2, children $1. The works of five RVCC fine arts instructors, grdund'with, her personal color'and perspective. Watehung Stables and took over as stable manager there 10 years ago. Zoo Club, which all donate time to help maintain the Watehung trails in Stirling and Watehung stables Jones, through Aug. 30. day through Friday from 9 a.nr.- NJ. CHILDREN'S MUSEUM MAIN STREET noon; Free admission. Carrie Nixon-Wood of Westfield, Jeffrey Mason of Bocchino's bold, black-and-white works explore "There's a great pleasure in knowing a horse, keeping it sound and addition to donating equipment and raising funds. both have at least 50 horses 599 Industrial Ave.. Paramus ANTIQUE CENTER ST. HUBERT'S GIRALDA healthy and teaching it to respond to your commands. Others just love What's the best program for you? Mark and Linda Pastir of Scotch each for rent, Lord Stirling 148 Main St., Flemmgton (201) 262-5151 Cranford, Christopher Koep of Long Valley, Kath- the rhythms and dynamics of compositions. 575 Woodland Ave., Madison to get on a horse and go enjoy the solitude; others like to jump. (908)788-6767 Fantasy castle, a 50s fire en- Plains stopped by Lord Stirling recently to look into programs for boarders only five privately- . (201)377-5541 leen Schulz of Clinton and Serena Bocchino of Future events on the Art Gallery's upcoming Antiques and collectibles from gine, and more exhibits for kids "Another nice thing about riding is that it's a lifetime activity." themselves and their daughters, Susan, 13, and Kristen, 10. The entiie . Animal art from the collection owned horses and Watehung two centuries. Daily (except to touch. Open every day from Bridgewater will be on display beginning Friday, schedule include a Sculpture Invitational GrStip 1 of Geraldine R. Dodge. Open An activity that can start at a very young age and continue well into a family has limited horseback experience, mostly during vacations in boarders only 19, despite their Tuesday) from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission $6- Sept. 11, when an opening reception will be held at Wednesday through Sunday Show (opening Oct. 2), the RVCC Faculty Art rider's golden years, 7— New Hampshire, Lake George,. Yellowstone National Park and the Free admission. weekdays, $7 weekends: chil- highly-competitive boarding fees. from 11 a.m;-4 p.m. Admission the College Art Gallery from 7-9 p.m. "We take pride in choosing and training our horses very carefully ar»d Rocky Mountains. Susan also spent much of a Girl Scout Summer METLAR HOUSE dren under 1 year old free. Show (Oct. 30), the annual Holiday Art Show and If and when you become a ', S3. As curators of the display, Schulz and Boechino taking good care of them," said Watehung Stables chief instcutor Laurie camp in Susseji County riding and learning to care for a horse. . 1281 River Rd., Piscataway Group rates available. Sale (Dec. 4-8), a Computer Graphics Show (Jan. dedicated rider, you may want to (908)463-8363,752-4847' "National Aviation Week pro- TRAILSIDE NATURE have included small drawings, mixed-media works Weresow. "Some horses aren't suited for this. There are.one-person They've also investigated the Watehung Stables, and while they reconsider and make the invest- Piscataway .Township historic gram, Aug, 22, 23. AND SCIENCE CENTER 29), a Celebration of Women's Artists (Feb. 26) and horses. But we have some real nice guys here. Some are older — we haven't made a choice as to where to sign up for lessons, they listed the- museum. Weekday tours by ap- N.J. HISTORICAL SOCIETY New Providonce Rd. and paintings to give the viewer insight into each ment. But until then, settle for Mountainside the RVCC Student Ait Exhibit (April 2): have one horse that's 24 years old and others in their 20s, which are the criteria that will affect their decision. pointment. 230 Broadway, Newark"" artist's body of work. A catalog of the exhibition, the rental. Pick a favorite horse (201) 483-3939 (908)789-3670 The RVCC Art Gallery is open to the public on exception to the rule. And the older they get, the more docile they - "The quality of the horses and the equipment are important, but MIDDLESEX COUNTY MUSEUM Open every day from I-5 p.m. with reproductions and artists' statements, will at your favorite stable. You don't Cornelius Low Houso Wednesday through Friday from Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoons become and when they do, they soil of move down the line to the probably the most important consideration is the schedules," said 10 a.m.-4 p.m., third Saturday Registration required for pro- also be available for review. ' /--"'. have to own a horse to get to 1225 River Rd., Piscataway grams. beginners. I have one horse that's so easy I took a friend's 5-year-old for Linda: : (908)745-4177 of the month from 10 a.m.-4 from noon-3 p.m. and by appointment. For more know him, he wont hold it •"Slithering Serpents" for kids, The "5 Painters" exhibit displays a wide range of Daily (except Monday) from 1-4 p.m. Guided tours by ap- a ride on him. And some of the older horses know the trails so well, They also shared the reasons why they enjoy horseback riding. 10 a.m. Aug. 20, 27. information on gallery shows, contact the college's against you if someone else p.m. Free admission. pointment, Admission free for talent. Nixon-Wood's biographically realistic im- VILLAGE OF WATERLOO they can pretty much teach the courses all by themselves!" "There's three things," Linda explained. "You're outside, you're doing holds the bill of sale, MILLER-CORY HOUSE MUSEUM society members, $3 for non- age's are charged with psychological metaphors, Division of Community Education and Services a1 Both stables also have associated clubs and groups that raise money something physical and you're learning about animals, which are three -William Westhoven 614 Mountain Avs., Westfield members. Allamuchy State Park while Mason's abstract paintings are intellectual (908)218-8871. by sponsoring still more horseback events, like the mock fox hunts and things that kids love." . . (908)232-1776 . ""Tonder in Years," childhood I (Please turn to page 10) August 19-21,1992 Fortes Newspapers Weekend! Forbes Newspapers August 19-21,1992 I s Video Film capsules rewind •'•••'-.•'-•-.•(Continued from page.6)... .. -..: cross-.Diggstown.mogul .Bruce1 ' with some low-class bad'iuys. • • hair-raising thrills with'dry comic. '• ,-. -...chauvinist who gets a taste ef+«(j<- - . Dem.'Realistic aelfon and clever • • Mo'-f6r--'aclijlts.iBaaiirJihe.'ydu'Dg_. ,, JfiJief, '^Raising Cain a|so. offers-an- . own medicine .from liberated..'. •, > cliatogue help-create a successful 'fans of his TV, show. (R) • bver-the-tdp performance:by • • ..* : : beauty Robin Glvensand finds ' merge of Rocky and The. Sting, - " ; '' • J.ohn Lithgow as a child psy-'. , cologist with a'dark past and. his - •. true love with Halle Berry. :' PINOCCHIO . '•••.. Chipmunks BUFFY, THE VAMPIRE SUVYER . •' ' ,•.'.' • •.'.-. '. ' ••' --W.W.. •'': Walt Disney's second.:feature is murderous Wvin brother. Lolita -. •If Oscars were awarded, for ti- HONEY, I BLEW UP THE KID . the best animated movie made • Davidovich, who swept Paul New- . ties; this one" would be a sure ; .•Sequel of Disney's Honey, I' while old Walt was in charge, '• • man off his feet in Blaze, stars ' ' on Video winner. Don't expect the.Acad- • Shrunk the Kids reverses the'lens though troubles with production . as the shrink's unfaithful (and'ill- emy/to rerViember this one. next this time around,' as daddy/inven- "• and wartirne distribution.made it'.- fated) wife. (R) •.•'•'."•'.. ' Adults and children will tooth : spring, but fiuffy, despite some . tor Rick Moranis zaps his preco-'•'•• a dead loss forthe .studio when • •'. ••'•-.- : '. -W.W. be pleased to hear that Ah/in • slowmoments.and.an anti- . c'ious toddler with'a ray that . first released- in 1940. (The staff SINGLE WHITE FEMALE climactic finale* is a witty, well- •'•' makes the kid grow -to Godzilla? .' ' • had so. muchtrouble animating ' "Bridget'Fonda stars as a young :. and the Chipmunks will soon be 1 'Single White Ferhale' acted comedy about a valley girl like pr.oportions.-Mostly:for;kid- - Pinocchio , a puppet whose form . NewYorker who opens her home making their long-awaited debut who is pressed into saving the . ; flick gives new meaning to the . . couldn't be stretched and ' • to' the roommate, from hell (Jen- On' Sept. 11, Buena Vista world by a mysterious stranger, '•• • .".terrible twos."'(PG) squashed ih'the usUal cartoon . nifer Jason Lee)., a mousy psycho . is a low-rent thriller manner,-that at one point Disney . Kristy Svvanson'manages to. keep •..-••. . : . • -• w.w. whose obsession with her roomie Home video will release six vol- threw out six month's a,c-' •'.' ' ' By MiCHAEL P. SCASSERRA a stuck-up cheerleader charm,., HOWARDS END leads to murder and mayhem, '••: cumulated 'work.'). Carlo, Collodi's umes, including Rockin' with the even while sticking ghouls with .•„-E.M. Fbrstef bringsoutthe •"..(R).'.- • •'-, '• ,.-•••••;••, >.: WeekendPlus Film Critic • • original stories, .written as,a se- wooden stakes, guitar fretboards , best in the Merchant-Ivory film- UNLAWFUL ENTRY ^ he American cinematic thrill- Chipmunks, which is hosted by ries for ari Italian children's mag-: . »A psychptic cop ..(Ray Uotta) in- or whatever's handy. Donald ' making team, who otherwise, per-' 1 1 azine-i.n 1881, could be: pretty . • er, like the country's econo- •'•" "iy and rap star Fresh Prince and Sutherland is suitably creepy as form adaptations of literary das-' . vades the domestic life of a' cou- 1 •.rough, stuff — .e.g., the. original the vampirei-killer recruiting of- •• . sics with a curator's eye and a . ple.. With Kurt Russell and Made- •' my, has fallen on hard times. features segments with Michael talking cricket is a dull moralist ficer, while Paul "Pee-Wee Her- - 'taxidermist's, touch; Drawing on - • line,Stowe.(R) Since Adrian Lyne's Fatal At- Pinocchio crushes with.a hammer T Jackson singing and' dancing man" Reubens stakes out new. Forster's--1910 novel - arguably. 3NINJAS ,. T- but Disney's 'crew found ways traction proved to th& Hollywood . . territory as the Igor to Rutger. .'• Forster'sbest— they produce, ; . »A couple of pre-teenage mutant>. alongside Alvin in an imaginative • •'•:; to soften the Florentine joumal- Hauer's king of the vampires.•'; something vanishingly rare in • ' turtle wannabees are trained' by industry that a simple, suspenseful blend .of live action and anima- • is't's most,grotesque touches Could Pee-Wee Meets- Franken- •movies: :a view of the classes an old master to save theday.. . '*" concept pumped up with over-the- ' Without v/eakehing the story's 'tion.1;, • - ,,. ••, stein be next? The movie also (here in Edwardian-EnglaVid) that Live, action from the Buena Vista • •punch. A lot of Disney re-releases top performances and a facile use manages to effectively jab at feels warm and forgiving while re- ' (Disney) folks, who prove once Other titles in the series In- . have been diminished with time: the Southern California mall cul- •m'aining cool and observant. The. again that, wh?n it comes to kids of filmic technique can mean mil- this one is, if anything, even. •' clude hilarious spoofs of block- ture, where looks are ev- . •,• title refers to a'pretty little couri- ; • movies, they ought to stick to ; lions at the box office, HoUywoqd •more-Impressive, vvithsbrpe of elytblrlg|'even-forthe living- • try. house that is the fulcrum for a cartoons. (PG) . . ' • . buster movies, including ;Bat- the most charming and most in- . decision-makers have been scav- dead.(PG-13) :••'•' '. series of encounters between the '."' ' '.- -'•'. ,••' • ' ; -W.W. ' tens$ly frightening moments Dis-' rnimk, Funny, We Shrunk tfie ..artistically inclined.Schlegels and UNFORGIVEN enging through the contemporary •.-. • •'...'.• - w.w. , ney ever'created. Jiminy Cricket's the-Wilcoxes, a mercantile clan. - '> Publicized as a typical Clint ..•• American psyche to dig up exploit- Adults, Kong! and Back to AMn's DEATH BECOMES HER ,' voice is provided by Cliff Edwards, • 'Wild effects-laden, comedy from' whose practical-mindedness has Eastwood-action-western, Un-- able fears and prey on the collec- Future. • • % <• • •-'.-. director Bob Zemeckis.(Sack to : -. a way of shading into compla- .- • a fbrmervaudeville performer.and ... forgiven is the.high point of East- ' radio singer known as "Ukele.le • .wood's directorial career. He's . tive neuroses of modern moviego- .. Also scheduled for release is : the Future, Who Framed Roger cence and .cruelty. Gorgeously • photographed and directed, with Ike." Mel.Bianc, the voice of. also no slouch in the acting de--' ers.'- '... . '"•''.. " /' the group's most well-known Rabbit) stars Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn as rivals for the af- performances that bring-to mind Bugs,Bunny and Elmer Fudd, • . • partrrtent;.starring as a retired ' Fatal Attraction, Sea of Love program, A Chipmunk Christmas, fections of daggered plastic sur- a collection of finely crafted cam- , addS:a single hiccup to the guhslinger, now a destitute wid- - . soundtrack as Gideon the cat. • • ower with young children, who is and[BasicInstinct dramatized which features the trio perform- geon Bruce Willis.; Nothing, in- eos. With Anthony Hopkins, Bridget Fonda Is blissfully unaware of the psychotic nature of her new roomate, played by cluding multiple, fractures.'gun- Emma Thompson, Sam West and Songs by Leigh Harline, Ned recruited to hunt down a gang of . . fears of sexuality arid, more spe- : outlaws who sliced up and disfig- Jennifer Jason Leigh, in the new thriller Single White Female. ing the chart-topping tune ' shot wounds and decomposition Vanessa Redgrave, (PG) ' . ' Washington and Paul J. Smith. cifically, promiscuity. The Hand ' ," - -, '• '"'•' - S.H. (G)- ' •,-•••••• ured a local prostitute. Eastwood i "Christmas Don't Be Late!" dur- will stop these catty cadaver's. -• • ' , ' .'--S.H. .is only after the reward money, that Rocks the Cradle was a cau- - — .-,' KPG-13) • •• •.'••• MO'MONEY - ing a festive concert at Carnegie RAJSINGCAIN but gets more than he bargained and cliche-ridden, and the cinematography resembles ••. •••'•'.'. '.. ••••.•. . • -w.w, '. "L/V/ng:Co/or'sDamon Wayans. tionary tale for working mothers who daretb entrust their children to, ..for. in the. process. So do the; bad DIGGSTOWN wrote and stars in this action . "Director Brian DePalma shakes veritable strangers. that of a trendy nerfurne commercial. . Hall. ' •• , guys and a'self-righteous'sheriff •Hyper James Woods plays a con comedy concerning a street-wise ... off his Bonfire of the Vanities di-. Goldie Hawn puts on a few pounds in the hit comedy Death played by Gene Hackman'. (R). Now,.Eurpoean director Barbet Schroeder, who has been struggling to Despite its psychological pretensions, the heart of Siyigle White Fe- Buena. Vista will alsb offer an. man who teams up with boxer: "•con artist who gets hung up oiva saster by returning to his familiar '...-' •'• -• • '•• . •:••' - "' -w.w.. Becomes Her. establish a distinct directorial touch in his American films (Barfly, male is its protractedclimax in which Ally and Hedy. battle in the exclusive, free children'e T-SNrt '•Louis Gossett, Jr., to double- .' high-class beauty and caught up stylish thriller territory. Combining Reversal of Fortune), exploits the fears of urban singles who are forced bowels of the apartment building. Once again, American audiences are to purchasers oLany two AMn to co-habitate with roomates about whom they know very little.' treated to the misogynistic spectacle of two talented actresses forced to ahd the Chipmunk volumes. De- t0 tear each other apart for a male director and, presumable, a receptive Few your releases In Single White Female, Ally Jones (Bridget Forida> splits with her ' tails are on the packages. male audience. LikeiSteryl Btreep and Goldie Hawn in Death Becomes WeekendPlus philandering fiance and, forced by hard economic stimes, advertises in Fashion Art the personals for a roomate to share her sprawling but dilapidated rent- Her and Rebecca DeMemay and Annabella Sciorra in The Hand that controlled apartment. When Hedy (Jennifer Jason Leigh) arrives to see Rocks the Cradle the actresses in Schroeder's film deserve a more Top 10 rentals by Gfregg Arnold the apartment, she comforts Ally on the loss of her beau. A timid * thoughtful vehicle. . "**"* ' bookstore clerk new to Manhattan, Hedy seems like the perfect room- Hedy is less a credible character than a series of effects, but Jennifer 1. Fried Green Tomatoes mate. Once she moves in, though, strange events begin to occur, : Jason Leigh manages to rise above the tedium of the film. This intrepid 2. Prince of Tides Audiences will identify with the early akwardness between the room- young actress has been doing extraordinary work for at'least a decade, 3. Wayne's World SCUBA mates. Ally and Hedy invade each other's privacyjn,minor ways, but most notably in Last Exit to Brooklyyi and last year's Rush. In Single 4. White Men Can't Jump the first major discomfort for Ally comes when Hedy chastises her for Wliite Female Leigh effortlessly shifts from monster to. little girl, from, 5. Medicine Manh 'MM spending the night out without calling home. mousy ingenue to femme fatale. As Hedy prods the lifeless body of one 6. The Hand That Rocks the Classes start SATURDAY * AUGUST 22ND * 7 PM 'This is New York," Hedy says. "Things happen." of her victims, quietly surprised by her own rage and ability to kill, she Cradle at the THE COURIER NEWS NIGHT She should know, for Hedy is in fact a dangerous psychotic. She is both frightening and pathetic. Leigh is well on her way to becoming 7. Shining Through following purchases a dog, which ends up falling suspiciously from the balcony of one of the best film actresses of her generation. 8. Hook locations: THE CHAMPIONSHrP RACES FOR the apartment to the pavement below..She giddily makes violent threats Bridget Fonda, also deservedly on her way to better roles, does not 9. Memoirs of an Invisible Man SPORTSMAN •- NJ STATE PRO-FOUR MODIFIEDS to Ally's sexually-harassing employer. She begins to dress like Ally, fare as well. This startlingly sexy and,.in other roles, resourceful' actress, 10. Grand Canyon^, -Scotch Plains YMCA adopts her hairstyle, and finally, threatened with the loss of the apart- her plays a generic, particularly well-dressed victim. Schroeder's direc- MODIFIEDS & LATE MODELS ment and Ally's companionship, she turns homicidal. tion, though occasionally witty, doesn't adequately explore Ally's fear of Sept. 16 The psychology of Single White Female is paradoxically oversimplified being alone nor the lesbian overtones of the relationship, which are Top 5 Sales GREAT AMERICAN STREET STOCKS and convoluted. Having lost a twin sister during childhood, Hedy is undeniably present, but left undeveloped. -New Bruhsw/ick YMCA Have your favorite piece of clothing personalized seeking both a companion and an identity. She also, we discover, Single Wliite Female is yet another example of the frequent failure of 1. Wayne's World, ' • Sept. 22 FORMULA AMERICA 2,000 SERIES with a special logo or design. frequents sado-masochistic bars and masturbates with her bedroom commercial American movies to engage an audience intelligently, the 2. Hook. door open. Ally, however, is painfully slow indetermining she has taken way, for example, Hitchcook did in his thrillers. 3. Great Mouse Detective. -MetuchoiiYMCA DUE TO SATURDAY RAIN-OUT- f~ Wear an original by noted artist Gregg Arnold a dangerous character into her midst. Schroeder's film is another simple-minded shocker which pits one A.ABSofSteeL Sept. 9 REGULAR SPORTSMAN FEATURE 8-22-9Z # h Single White Female, which occasionally and unwisely recalls the plot woman against another, often substituting violence for suspense, and 5. Jane Fonda Step Workout, SPORTSMAN CHAMPIONSHIP RACE 8-29-92 Exclusively throughb : ] f cVr% ^' of Roman Polanski's far superior The Tenant and the atmosphere of his style for emotional or psychological depth. -Sates figures courtesy -Highland Park.YMHA. • t Art Styles, Ltd. Rosemary's Baby, is a standard shocker designed to appeal to the The scariest thing about Siyigle Wiiite Female is that it will likely be a of EasyVWeo Aug. 19 Painting of Marilyn Monroe and James Dean on antique movie largest possible audience. The plot never makes very much sense, the big hit. COMING SEPT. 1ST THRU SEPT. 7TH screens on display at Art Styles, Ltd. -Westlield YMCA THE FABULOUS FLEMINGTON FAIR Aug. 29 ART STYLES, LTD. Film capsules SEVEN DAYS — SEVEN NIGHTS FINE ART SCULPTURE the All-American Girls Profes- "Reminiscent Peter Weir's Wit- -' w.w. LIMITED EDITIONS CUSTOM FRAMING CURRENT FILMS nifty: Christopher Wnlken as a more properly have been titled and warrington Hudlin, Voices sional Baseball League, formed ness, Stranger stars Melanie BATMAN RETURNS Capftiile reviews scheming industrialist; Michelle Where's Batman? (PG-13) Flemington Speedway RESTORATIONS in 1943 when World War II dec- Griffith as a policewoman who • For what it's worth, bettor include Nell Carter, Rich Little APPRAISALS by WoekendWus staff Pfeiffer as the vinyl-suited Cat- - Steven Hart imated the ranks of the minor and rapper Tone Loc. (PG-13). 1 mile North of Circle A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN £oes underground in Brooklyns than Batman. Like some bloat- woman; and Danny DeVito as BEBE'S KIDS OCEAN EXPLORERS leagues. Tom Hanks co-stars as Hasidic community to ratch a ed Andrew Lloyd Webber stage BOOMERANG "Penny Marshall (Big, -Awaken- the hissing, libidinous Penguin. •"Animation with an attitude" on Rt. 31 North their crusty, befuddled man- killer and falls for a young Tal- spectacle, Batman Returns is a AQUATIC CENTER 2 Monument Square, New Brunswick • 828-2920 Ings) directed this appealing But Michael Keaton is even based, on inner-city characters •Eddie Murphy returns to the ager. (PG). mut Scholar. Sparks fly as the triumph of production design summer blockbuster, which more.of a stiff than usual, and created by the late comedian bifi-.scr.een in this romantic 871 Rt. 1, Edison Place I - William WGSthoven expected culture clash bubbles rather than storytelling. There (908) 782-2413 stars Geena DavJs, Lori Petty the Capecl Crusader gets so lit- Robin Harris andproduced by • comedy, starring as a male Edison 287-2822 A STRANGER AMONG US to the surface. (PG-13) are three villains this time, all W M^^BB ••••• ••§•• V^V^B ^^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^7.i ^^^m and Madonna as members of tle screen time the film nijght House Party team of Reginald (Please turn to page 7) August 19-21, 1992 Forbes Newspapers e Weekend Forbes Newspapers August 19-21,199: mmmmmm Mark your M •••..•• s calendar Happenings '• with'proceeds to area charities, 9 " BASEBALL CARD OPEN HOUSE INDIAN POWWOW • Route 22; Springfield on ....a;rji.-5,p.m:.lEiundays. though.,.;..._. - Aallstamps • ,.; ' ..'_•_." WESTERN-FESTIVAL r •- •M20D-379-37^9 ;•: -v ' ^ •-- •O'ctv 25. Ff'e^ admission. ':.. . . 38North Main Stf.,.Mintown\ "" .Vasa Park ! • . : :' •' . •Forstamp and postcard colled- ' : MUSIC COLLECTORS "-^\ (908)>il.7-i093' •••.•"... • Wolfe Rd., Mount Olive .' tors,.i0 a.m.-6 p.m. Aug^29,-4.0... EXPO AND RECORD SHOW ' •For;ayid collectors, 10 a.m.-4 ; (908) 370-5299 \... ': V '.'•' .-..a.m.-S:30 p.m. Aug.. 30. Adults ". Suburban Jewish Center _/^__, p.m. Aug. 30,- Free admission. •Featuring crafts, dances, -and $2, senior citizens and children Deerfield Terr., Linden ~* VIDBEL'S OLDE TYME CIRCUS .'- storytelling, 5-9p.m. Aug. 21,10.: free. •' ..•. •' ' '••'• .•••••'. • (908)351-7450 ' ,-' ' • ..'. ,a;m..-9 p.m. Aug; 22,10 a:mi-6 JEWISH RENAISSANCE IFAIR St. .John Vianney Church "Vintage vinyl, cherished CDS, Music and more p,m. Aug. 23. Adults $4 in ad-. ••'•• Rabbinical College of. America 420 Inman Aye., Colonia ..- and .more, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Aug. ..vance, $6 at the gate; children 226 Sussex Ave., Morristown , (908)499.-7939 . • 23. Adults $3, children under 12 under 14 free. • (201V 267-9404 •: •Jugglers, clowns, acrobats, ani- free. . at the13th annual CENTRAL JERSEY STAMP, •An Old World shtetl, a "Wheel of mals and more. Shows at 6 and RARITAN RIVER FESTIVAL COIN, AND CARD EXCHANGE Torah," and many other things 8:15p;m.- : ., : Budget Motor Lodge •'• . Jewish, lla-.m.-6.p.m. Sept. 6. • BbydPark • ' .••'. . WORLD OF CARDS Raritan River fest Route 18, New Brunswick 350 Route 9, Wpodbridge -Rain date Sept. 7. Adults AND COMICS • •• By PAULA. V. INGRASSIA (908)247-1093 • • $12.50, children 3-12 $6.50; .(201)667-1220. r •Arts and crafts, a children's gar- • Holiday Inn . • • , WeekendPlus Writer . , •Monthly show and sale, 10 discounts available.. • 195 Davidson Ave.,-Somerset LIONS QLUB FLEA MARKET . den.water sports, and assorted ..a.irj;-4:30 p.m. Aug. 23. Free'ad- (908) 968-3886 '•[.' he 13th Anhual Raritan Market grounds , ''•••.. , musical acts, n6on-9:36 p.m!' t#rt mission.- • • • ••'•.. : •Comic book and trading-card Route 206, Chester- . Aug. 22. Rain date Aug. 23. Free River Festival promises to be a GREATER NEW JERSEY show, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Aug. 23. STAMP EXPO^ (908) 879-4408 ' . admission. . . bigger than last year's with a STAMP/1>0STCARD, AND Admission $1.50. Poor Holiday Inn — ' •Ofierated by Chester Lions Club Tfull day of music, water to sports and more on Saturday, Aug. J stau A Write toWeekendPlus at: Forbes Newspapers 22 in New Brunswick's Boyd Park. trampoline' fe set up at the The music will begin at noon, launching potnt, ajlowing jump- 44•FranklinSt., Somerville, NJ. 08876. when the duo Jeanie's Guitar will ers to perform flips- or whatever perform folk songs until 1 p!m. they might improvise before People with an ear for jazz will sticking tQ the wail. thrill to the performance of the The jumper who jumps the PERIODONTICS four-piece band Perception from highest is eligible to win a $25 (Gum Treatment) bar tab. LOOK! Maximum $O C Afl Moat Cases 1-2 p.m. Fee . XDUU MuchUss Velcro jumping takes place Jim Albertson and the Shartty EXAMINATION ,. , $35.00 If you like horses.. every Wednesday around 9:30 Sensible Dental Fees Work Crew will perform tradi- DR. KENNETH M. KUCHARZ • -.-• (Includes Oral Cancer Screening & X Rays) ; tional American sea chanties from p.m. For more information, call Full-grown Asian elephants are just one 61 manyattractions (908) 634-5454. GLEANING (includes scaling).....™ $35.00 You'll love Bevals 2-3 p.m. The Brunswick-based featured at the Vidbers Olde Tyrne Circus at St. John Vianney 3 West Union Ave., Bound Brook EXAM f CLEANING + X-RAYS.™... $60.00 VooDupES will perform New Or- Canoe fanciers paddle into Boyd Park in New Brunswick to join the crowd at last year's Raritan Church In Colonia on Aug. 27. FILUNGS.;..;...... ;..„.„....:...... :; ...... ;... $t 6.00 leans jazz and zydeco music from River Festival. We Treat the Entire Family . . . (Silver amalgam per surface) V 3-5 p.m. Circus comes 21 YEARS IN BOUND BROOK CROWNS..,...... ;.....;...... ,...... ;..$425i00 Country and western music-lovers will enjoy the Country Allstars ; added. ..'.••. .', ' (Porcelain (used Io metal) Park Avenue to Colonia 356 FULL DENTURES..;...... ;....,...„ ••••••»• $425;00 from 5-7 p.m. Environmental exhibits sponsored by the Raritan River Educational BOARDING .-•• . . (Upper or Lower) Gladstone, NJ 07934 JPack up the hida god head to The 55-piece Brunswick Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Consortium will focus awareness on the fragile economy of the nvei PRIVATE INSTRUCTION ^ PARTIAL DENTURES.. ;...... : ,$475.00 (908)234-2828 Colonia on Thursday^ Aug. 27, John Peter Holly will perform-in a "Star Spangled Spectacular" featur- and the festival's theme of "Wetlands and Wildlife." TRAINING • SHOWING • CLINICS Additional charges may be Incurred\i6t' ! •••.•• (Upper or lower) ing Tchaikowsky.!g' J 812-Qvertur Soundings Galleries : ; : ; BOBBY LEVINE BIG BAND , Mercer EllingtonJ Admission ••'•' . . Route 1, West Windsor • • .V.For 1992 93seas6nof Sym- '(under different names) foi" members. . .'". . . . • • • Tuesdays,-7:15 p.m.- , .';. PeopleCareCenter ; ' Saturday, Aug. 22, 7 p.m. ',. . ;,!$22.50, $20.^ ' ' ' •••'•.•.••• . (609).452-7800' ' ''••, ..; phonic and chamber choruses.- •'• -nearly-45 ye_ars.". '••'.•,• -••• • RARITAN VALLEY . ;;i ;• "Blues singertiest known-for' Auditions"Aug. 24f-S'ept.9;'call PRINCETON PRO MUSICA • i.- SYMPHONIC BAND ...'..•.: {•' -'_ 12Q Firtderrie Aye.. • '...... ; (Cbntinuedfrorn page 5K '• (908);234-2345. •:/' - WALTERS HALL GALLERY ' 'Admission $1,'group rates • "Clinton HiStbricaTMiKeUm" r PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA ; . 56 Main St., Clinton' V OF NEW JERSEY his vocal on the commercial for 'for an appointment. • Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. ; '•' • Wednesdays,. 7:30 p.rn .''••': . ' Bridgewater' •' •••.----;--•7-- 1-80 Exit 25. Stanhope ' , . Douglass Collogo ; •246-4066. . • . r; '• available. . ' . • (908) 735-4101 ..• - , Sunday, Aug. 23,- 5:30 p.m. . Geo carsV Admission $24.50.. Trinity Church • •'.'' Hillsborough High School . (908) 526-87'69,:874.6366' (201)347-0900 Daily (except Sunday) from Chapel Dr., New Brunswick •Musician who has performed ;:. Basking ftidge Country Club' • Crescent Ave., Rocky Hill Raider Blvd.,-Hillsborough •For women who enjoy singing. •Creatues in a "Sky Zoo," 10 with Tommy Dorsey, and. 185 Madisonville Rd. AUDIiriONS Rehearsals •(609)683-5122 ...."• ' (908)359-7485 New members welcome; no ~ex-. Restored farmstead from c. noon-6 p.m. . . (908) 932-9078 Sammy Kaye. Admission $7.,' Basking Ridge CIRCLE PLAYERS •Syhiphonic chorus of 120 •Community orchestra w/75 .. perience necessary; v a.m. Tuesday through Friday musicians, amateur arid profes- WESTF1ELD COMMUNITY 1825, a life-size Lenape village, •"One of a Kind""cra.fts. Monday'through Friday from 9 discounts available.. • ' (908)356-6165. .'.. ; 416 Victoria Ave., Piscataway : members; also a chamber cho- ORCHESTRA ; DUKE ELLINGTON ORCHESTRA •Chamber ensemble performs, v (908)968-7555 GEORGE KRAUSS • rus^ • ., .",•' '.'.••. sional-. • , . ••'-.•.'•' •; •• towpaths of the old Morris ; through Aug. 29. . • . a.m.--4:3O p.m.. until Aug. 28; 3 p.m. Saturday :• Friday, Aug. 28, 8 p.rh. ' for single adults. Singles $10 in •For November production of MEMORIAL BAND RARITAN VALLEY CHORUS SWEET ADEUNES Mondays, 7:15 p.m. • Canal, etc. Open daily (except RIDER COLLEGE •Photographs from Brazil and and Sunday until Sept. 27. •; Theatre at Raritan Valley"u";' " ..'• advance; $15 at the door; cbu- Rumors. Auditions at. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 8, 8 p.m. Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. Piscataway Chorus Roosevelt School, Westfleld • Community College , ples $20 in advance, $27 at Aug. 31, Sept. 2. Five men and Italian-American League (beginning Sept. 8) ; Tuesdays, 7:30 p.rh. . (908)322-5065 Monday) from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Student Center Art Gallery Armenia by Miriam Rornais and. ""The Little Star That Could," Route 28, Branchb'urg , , the door. • • .. five women, all. mid-20s or Hamilton Blvd. Faith Lutheran Church Reformed Church •For adults and young people Route 20.6. Lawrenceville Adults $6.50 weekdays, $8 Ardem Aslanian, Aug. 31-Sept. (908)725-3420 , . . . LEONREDBONE older; readings from the script. South Plainfield ., ' Amwell Rd,, Hillsborough ' Main St., South Bound Brook who play string'instruments. 11 a.m. Tuesday through Friday (609)896-5327 /•• • •Carrying on Sir Duke's legacy .Sunday, Sept. 6, 8 p.m. ; . PRINCETON PRO MUSICA (908)549-3889 (908)-359-3771 (908)572-6959,287-0161 '. Must be able to read music weekends; senior citizens 18. ;' . • . ..'.'•'• under the direction of his son • Scanticon-Princetori • (609)683-5122 : •Band that has performed •Mixed chorus of nearly 100 : Somerset Valley chorus . and play first positions. . ' $4.50 weekdays, $6 weekends; Gallery hours by appointment. • until Aug. 28; l~p-m.; Saturday, •Student art show, through' children 6-15 $4. and Sunday through Sept. 27. WALLACE HOUSE ' Sept. 1. Aquarium The WeekendPlus Index of Advertisers : •"lilt's Tues"da"y,-;This"Must Be . 38 Washington PI., Somerville SCHERING-PLOUGH CORP. Saturn," 1 p.m. Tuesday Ocean Explorers ...... 7 Shake a Paw..,..T.. (908)725-1015 . 1 Giralda Farms. Madison Basile-Fama fi.,...... j...... ;,....^. 7 George Washington's head- (201)822-7409 N.J. STATE AQUARIUM through Friday until Aug. 28; 2 Bevel Ltd,...... ;...... ,. 9 Personally Yours. ...W...... 9 TJ Small...... Service Center • Repairs — AII.Makes/Models quarters when he. was stationed Open to the public Monday Camden / .... • Boulevard Food...... 9 Photo Contest ...... 14 VCR Service...... p.m. Saturday and Sunday • Gleaning and Maintenance Residential/Commercial in Somerville in 1778. Open through Friday from 10 a.m.-4 (609) 365-3300 • Bowcraft...... 3 Pihe Hill Farm...... v;..,...... 9 Victor J's...... Industrial • through Sept. 27. Children • • Pick-up & Delivery Service p.m. '•.•'•• Car Spa...... 11 Wednesday through Saturday Seals, Sharks, and other Playhouse ...... ,..^...,...... 15 & 22 White Bus Co....;...... All types Of Fence •Sculpture by Marion Held, under 4 not admitted. • In-Home Hook-up from ib\a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday ; wonders of the water. Monday, DiFonzo Fence...t...... »...... i,...... ll Installed & Repaired through Sept. 18. Restaurants ...... ;.,.,.„...... 20-23 Whitehouse Aquatics ...... from noorv5 p.m. Free ad- Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur- TRAILSIDE NATURE Dine Out with Micki.^...... ,;..*.,...,.;19 FREE Estimates • Fully Insured •Drawings by Dick Herdegen, .... Seaton Mackey...... 2 Woodbridge Bowling...... mission. . day from 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.rn.;. AND SCIENCE CENTER pr. K. Kucharz V..1...... J.»...... ^,.... 9 33 Yrs. Experience through Sept. 18. . JANE VOORHEES Z1MMERU Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday" Easy Video.-,...... ;...... 24 SWAIN GALLERIES New Providence Rd. . ART MUSEUM from 9:30 a.m.-8:30 p;m. 703 Watchung Ave.. Plainfield , .Mountainside . • • •••'•* • • • • • • • •'• ••••••••••••• • • • ••••••••• Rutgers University through Aug. 30. Adults $8.50, Flemington Speedway ....,...,....:..7 COED (908)756-1767. George and Hamilton streets senior citizens and students (908)789-3670 . Hunterdon Medical 11 • Tuesday through Friday from SNORKEL New Brunswick S7, children 2-11 $5.50; park-, Adults $2, senior citizens KGP Computer Show.;...... 2 •9:30 a.m;-5;30 p.m., Saturday LINGERIE PHOTOGRAPHY (908) 932-7237 ing $4-$7. Group rates avail- Moonstruck...... 2 from 9:30 a.m.-4 p.tri. $1.70. Children under 6 not and Closed for renovations: reopens able. Directions: N.J. Turnpike Movie Contest ...... 9 VISUAL ARTS LEAGUE admitted. • . Sept 15. to Exit 4, then 1-295 South to I- His Birthday? Business Innovation Center NJ. School of Ballet...... 2 For WEEKEND PLUS i""Secrets of the Summer Sky," 100 Jersey Ave.< Building D-l 676 North. Natasha's Stars...... 15 2 and 3:30 p.m.Sunday CLASSES New Brunswick Your Anniversary? Galleries (908) 254-7611 Planetariums ,•.ttjcough Aug.,30. •: >.i'''"V''' •'••' •''•'•"•. '•'•:'.:• •>".'•• '.' • Open.to the publicMonday '.••?•'• ^"All! About Meteors," 2 p.m. Car Wash We can Capture Your through Friday from 9 a.m.-5 . Aug. 25. CLAREMONT GALLERY p.m. • NJ. STAtE MUSEUM. "Portrait of the Artist's Mother," a charcoal drawing by Christopher Beauty anytime... Clarence Dillon Library •"Connections." multirnedja 205 West State St., Trenton •"Moon Mysteries," 2 p.m. Keep of Long Valley, is part of the "5 Painters" exhibition opening Lamington Rd., Bedminster exhibition, through Oct. 17, (609) 292-6333 . onSept. 11 at Raritan Valley Community Gpllege in North Branch. .._Aug.27. FREE 381-5454 FIBSTNIGtm 443 LAKE AVE. ^ Somerset Hills YMCA Somerville Pool Ask about our Wednesday FREE 11x14offer Sept. 2nd 7:00 PM ind^Art:i^;i^ Woodbridge : sairh (krtleytikjri" explores '^jji&r$; •v'thr^^t^^llteirl^ aspects of Wains iridlart life througN Somerset Hills YMCA neatly 100 art otojecte and artlfecfeS : TT^eshow,which '^cohtinue^::th^UgH' : :;;;.shirt,^'^-pf;^rrt^':^»^ . Somerville Pool June 2?, 1993* is cyrated by Gary those •'^K':ek^pl^:^il|t&r^;^r^r^&.: Hillsborough Metuchen Tuesday (Central Ave.) Call the Physician iSalante, Assistant^^ Curator at the Na- ;: • •'• ^cre^;bbjetts^^ (Rt. 206) Center ; f Sept, 8th Funtasiic Bowlina with tional Museum of the American In- antl bovyls, are- represented; ^s'^ New Brunswick • •. „ Referral Service at 346 Main Street • Woodbridge dian, and Janet C^e/Curator of Ed- along with household 'utensils and (61 CommercfcSI Aye.) 7:00 PM Munterclon Medical AMF Accuscore Automatic Scoring ucation at the Montclair Museum, v; ; ; 1 Center. We'll help you 908-634-4520 .;'horse^r«galia.; -'; y..;:'; ,;; ' '.'^tX'^^. ' Hopelawn y ITier^ (next to Bradlee's) find a doctor that's right who devotes himself to making art for you from among our day, Sept 13rat3p.jnfi. ahdladem-- WE HONOR ALL CALL Sign Up For Fall Leagues purely lor asthetic reasons did not staff of 200 specialists. , pnstration of Plains Indian b^dwork COMPETITORS COUPONS ^xist wHttn traditional native Arneri* {and doljrnaking-b^ for more information We'll also send you our Starting in September can culture, lihe Plains Indigri artists ;.' kbta wolYiari^ frt»rr> 2-4 p.m.; i>rv both with this coupon Guide to Physicians and Men, Women & Children, Mixed, Vacation and : : were simply th6 people tHwna^lves •,:6Qt; 25 and;N6y,;22vVy;-;;^ .^:^' •'•::: ••; One Brushloss 534-4090 Services. Adult/Children Leagues Available who both made and adorned all man* "."•' •• • --:-. •Mus^iim::- a^rtri^ibrii; is :^;to niem- Exterior Car Wash' Monday - 9:15 pin Mixed Vacation & Men's \ riecessaiyy;fbr.: JH& .:•. In; bW arid fey sgg^estetl ;cdhWution { Whitehouse (908) 788-6368: Wednesday - 10 AM Vacation A pjd)nslnd|an war shirt i^ ; made instnJrt^ents of an ail^days;. ^c^p^^^ay^:-w0n' Friday -9; 15 PM Mixed |Briye Against the^nerrty^^©^^^ warfare and hunting, while v^men the museuim is fr&& to all^ Hijurs are Aquatic Saturday • 5 PM Vacation Accepting New Leagues lor the 1992-93 itade virtual^ e^; ; ;; ; Muntertlon WNIe generally viewed as people •^ia^^il^n^^lifji^:. 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But not everyone is worried about the fate of alternative. ; "It's 6.K. that everyone is listening to alternative, be- cause it helps bring all different kinds of people and music coming together," Beth McGarrity, 18. of Westchester Coun- •• ty, N,Y. said. " ••;'.. . .-.•/. .. ;\ ."•. .- •• "Is there something wrong?", she said- •']'.. "This (Lollapalooza) is fresh, and people starve for some- "Of course there is, you're still alive," she said. thing fresh." Short-Term Memory's lead singer, Jeff "Hefc" "Do I deserve to be?" . :,' . . Coyino, said. "It's a novelty, but who knows how long it's "Is that the question? Andifso, If so, Who answers? W}io ; going to.last" ..'.'•; ;••:.;. ; ;': answers?" . .••'•'•" The rest of the lot was brimming with skinhead^ skat- erats and bikerchicks,. all of them between the ages of 17 ."Alive," by Pearl Jam. and 25. Around 3 p.m., after some parking lot feasting, frolicking and being rebuked four times by beer-patrolling They're still . cops,we nudged in with the swarm of others into the Society'tried tosweep them'under the nig, but they . concert site, v .•.; -...:: '•'• '•"';•• refused to go! The Lost Generation.. The Twenty- Among the' several things to keep people busy between Somethings. The Age .of Apathy. Whatever you choose to set ups were the sideshows, located in the Midway. A* call them, they're the youth of the 90s, sandwiched between rickety sidestage featured" unknown "little guy", bands 80s Yuppism and a crumbling cliff of a new century. scouted by Farrell himself for the tour. Scheduled were In.an era where everything is labeled, they've refused to bands with names like Sharkbait, Archi Lee Belle, Sweaty conform. These kids are sick of being compared to the Nipples, Boo Yaa Tribe, and Bronx Style Bob.'When/Archi flower children of the 1960s. They're sick of politicians Lee Belle, an anti-bourgeois band, came on, the dread- ranting about racism, AIDS, the end of Cold War, environ- locked lead singer came on stage entwined in a tube of green Christmas lights, preaching safe sex and political The Red Hot Chill Peppers, still surfing the wave of the chart-topping Blood Sugar Sex Magic, headlined the mental waste, the recession, unemployment, arid seeing musical portion of Lollapalooza '92. how little gets done. consciousness. They appear to be defiant rebels with a cause, but witlv For the child in all of us wfe were treated to the Jim Rose Circus, where human beings mutilate themselves arid selling bootleg tapes (Shhh...) and unique sculpted "pipes". •.music •• '• .'; •• • •• •'••.,..••;: . • .-.•; , • :. •.' . . out an identify. attempt the impossible. Jim .Rose, the deranged ringmaster For the truly daring, a piercing booth offered the ulti- And what is there to say about headliners, the Red Hot So like the scorned spawn of Woodstock they came to himself, started the show by :hammering a nail up, one mate Lollapalooza souvenir. The sign above read."Piercing Chili Peppers? All I could think of is how lead singer follow Lollapalooza, the musical touring circus of the de- nostril. For kicks, he snorted a condom up one nostril and Booth: We do navels, tongues, cheeks, genitalia, eyebrows, Anthony. Kiedis and guitarist Flea invited my friends and I cade. With its goulash of music, art, food and politics, it spit it out his mouth "It needs a little lubricating," he septums, hands, lips or eyelids." • back to party in thdl: trailers when they played at Rutgers' ° , ...•.„••* . ,....'• , ' '•"• ; . SHARLINE CHlANG/WEEKENPPLUS aims, .to nurture these orphans living on the fringe. For one snarffed. ..; •• • '•..••"> ••:••••'••; ••••• • ••'.• "' .• '• .• : . •' \ •••• '•.- Walking away from the market, we decided to follow the Deinerfest in 1989. And now with, three years later, they've day they can enjoy a day of youth the way it was meant to Typical Lollapaloozers like!this group made the parking lot as much of an event as the stage area. Then came Torture Man, part man, part La Machine. echo of what seemed to be a large drum. It was the Lol- become a. national sensation. be. Creative, alive and boundless. For your entertainment pleasure, torture man will poke lapolooza sculpture, a twelve-foot drum set made of metal ; Needless to say, the Peppers played with energy, fervent And for just one day, they have something to call their alumnij loaded up the Woody, shrugged .at the. bleary Its owner, Jamie Kirz, .18, of Westchester County.N.Y. stood skewers through his flesh and chompi on lightbulbs. scrap, Car parts, hubcaps, washboards, animals. Concert funk injected with their signature sarcastic humor. With clouds, and took a pilgrimage to Long Island to catch the proudly, as .others, came to-gawk. " : . • ' own.' ••••••.•'•••''•..• . . : . '-• ••..-,•...•• , "Nice Torture Man.,.BeaUtiful...?' Mr., Rose, the mad goers spent all day taking turns at drumming put a rhyth- Flea in nothing but tidy-whities, and Kiedis in psychedelic The brainchild of former Jane's Addiction frontman, Lollapalooza fever. .. •••• • "it's ... awesome!" Tommy McGarrity, 16 said; stomping Wizard of Oz cried.out to the audience, as a Gothic dirge mic cadence on the: structure. Across the midway, a Safe boxers, this band really makes the guys of Woodstock look Perry Farrell, Lollapalooza is in its second year of jamming .When we arrived around noon, it was obvious that the . his black boots into the tires. . ' ' groans out of a pipe organ. The pale gaunt rnan with a ] Sex Wheel of Fortune offered a chance to win backstage like a bunch of Boy Scouts. For their last set, the whole a subculture of gory into glory and the atrocious into art. party had already started. Any Lollapaloozer will tell you Then I met the members of Short-Term Memory, a New goatee pierced his face with a meat skewer, walked on passes and flashy condorns. •''-. . . band came, on fashioned in black bowling ball hats, with, After it kicked off July 18, in San Franscico, it went on to that the parking lot is almost as happening as the stuff ~ Brunswick-based band whose car happened to be parked sword blades and drilled pins in the orbits of his eyes. As the sky darkened the crowds filed into the stadium, four-feet .flames shooting through them. Ah, the price 01 cover 27•-cities in sevenweeksv&nd;will end-iin Los Angeles going on inside. Vibrating sounds of funk, metal and rap right next.to ours (small world, huh?). From time to time, In another act, a man who is pierced in eleven parts of climbing upward like a troop of fiery ants. Surrounded by fame.' ''. .' • ' . ..: •• ' :' :'.:'•.. - .• •'. ••••.. ..•••. ' ': The dress code, LoUapolooza fashion was across the at the beginning of September. boomed, from car stereos, mixed in with the cries of tail- the black-clad guys play the Melody Bar, a hip Hub City his body (use your imagination) proceeded to hang various water the kids relished in what they had really came for .V "gaters dancing and singing created a crazed cacophony all weights, cement blocks, irons from hoops" in his nipples, the musicc '.',; ..'•'" board from mainstream to eccentric. The color of the day The modem day magical mystery tour, which featured hole in the wall where you can catch some of the best local was black, lots of it. Tee-shirts branded with the names of: Lush, Pearl Jam, The Jesus and Mary Chain*. Soundgarden, its-own. ;. •"•'.. '•' "' ears, arms, tongue. The difficulty of putting' your finger on the exact de- alternative dance music. -^ . • "Look around you, ladies arid gentlmen," Mr. Rose warns scription is the nature of this artistic expression: Don't alternative bands, baggy denim shorts and black leather Ice Cube, Ministry, and headliners, Red Hot Chili Peppers, License plates frorii "Jersey, to Pennsylvania, New York Nearby, you could heap some skinhead kids in leather ] lace-up boots were the most popular outfits. T.atoos were hit our area at Jones Beach, Long Island, on Sunday, Au- and Connecticut reflect' the unifying force of the unique . the cfowd."Some of you are going to faint" label, just listen. But if you must label, you'll Understand military boots, snariing at a bunch of volleyball players. that that the music here runs the gamut of industrial, fuhk optional, along with .multip.fe...^^^ gust 9, and Stanhope, New Jersey, Wednesday, August .11. music experience. A black "Lollapalooza" car, covered in :„.,.:And. fcUrljenQj^ a wire v "Posers!" they.cried. ", "™: ••?.,' •.*•;• ,• ;--^r-— hanger, through a tongue hoop, a ghostly pale girl in "black folk,Vpop, metal arid rap, making Lollapolooza.""the pot-- casionally you could see a figh-het clad young female strut- With tickets in hand, My friends.and I, all Rutgers College the names of each band in neon paints drew in the crowds. : (Please turn to page 13ih ,,_ falls onto the grass! "Thump." . pourri of youth culture that it is. ting in red thigh-high boots. •.•I'''., I • "Wghave a faint! We have a faint!" Mr. Rose exclaimed. We straggled in tocatch the last of London-based quartet Another man, looking like Mr. Clean's lost cousin, wore a More tricks, and three others follow and faint Another Lush, the only female-led act in the tour. Their operatic studded leather vest and orange socks. Squeezed between bearded man, dressed like a biker, clutches his gut and were some Deadheads in tie-dye and Doc-Martins, who walks out of the crowd. The' combination of all-day heat, were probably thinking to themselves, "What a long The edst excitement and suffocating mob has stirred a potent air for Lollapaloozafis inits second(year of strange trip it's been." . the circus. As Torture man slides the meat skewer rapidly jamming a subculture of gory into glory and Also popular were black brassieres, made of leather or between his cheeks, "whack", another woman falls to her lace. Hairstyles were either bluntly chopped, shaved with knees. . the atrocious into art. cockatoo-bangs, or let long and flowing. For those who of cool opted for punk-rave hues, hair color of the day seemed to 1 I pride myself for my hunger for horror. But at the sight • y \ " ' •'. ' •, . •".. • • _ . ' _ A day of Lollapalooza can of the maggots swimming in a bowl as part of "Slug's" be sticky blend of grape-juice purple or Jello Lime-green. break even the most faithful fol- trillings and raw feedback, bridged the chasm between the "With the LA. riots and everything, Lollapalooza means eating act, lunch gurgles in my system. Wisely, I followed other heavier acts. lowers. If you want the full ef- the rest out of the circus. : a racial breakdown. It's universal language for peace," fect, your average tab looks like Next, Seattle's own Pearl Jam, were the guys 4vho the Keirda Bahruth, 21, from Los Angeles", said.-^'Perry Farrell For the weak-stomached there is still plenty to do at show with their grunge'rock guitars and turpentine vocals. this: Lollapalooza. Political groups and grassroots organizations, really deserves a Nobel Prize for this." " , ';•>•, «Pre-festival refreshments: When PJ's reckless lead singer, Eddie Vedder scaled the After the final act, the lights went: back on and the last like Rock the Vote, People for the American Way and skyscraper scaffold, the crowd went with him, dangling $10 Cannabis Action Work, offered information at booths scat- African rice dish was served. With the grungy sound ol •Ticket (Face price. Scalpers from a rafter with the finesse of a kamikaze bungee- Chili Peppers fading, the vendors put away their jewels, as tered along the grassy knolls. jumper. Torture man helped take down the sidestage. "And with were-charging $100): $3i.5O Gianna McCarthy, Rutgers Class of 1989, was managing •Lollapolooza T-Shirt: $24 Then, from the U.K., the Jesus and Mary Chain sent their that, the circus packed up and headed for their next show. (so your friends who didn't go the booth for People For American Way, an organization patented waves of ldo-watt noisy pop with "Reverence" Well, like all good things in life, Lollapalooza came, saw will be jealous): which fights censorship. and "Head On", which was later covered by the Pixies. and conquered. It left in its path, a whirlwind of cull •Beaded-pendant from Vendor: "They know they're against censorship, and we're giving The second Seattle group of the tour, Soundgarden, worshipers along the northeastern coast, whose young (a must-have) $10 them a chance to do something about it," she said, as a kid slugged us in the stomach with its hardcore sound. The heads are still thrashing to the pound of alternative music •Ethnic meals and sodas: $13 hands her a buck for a sticker. crowd moshed and roared as Soundgarden treated them ,like possessed wind-up dolls. _ (Remember, it's a 12-hour Other activist groups scheduled for the tour included with Body Count's controversial song, "Cop Killer". . As we left the stadium, I noticed a fS^year-old boy event) PETA, League of Women Voters, Heal the Bay, Hand Gun In a hot long summer, where LA riots still rivet in our walking in front of me, wearing a tee-shirt which •Donations to the activist Control, and Refuse & Resist, and AIDS Awareness. minds, Ice-Cube made it hotter by rapping tunes like read:"What is Peace? Who are these People? And What groups of your choice: $5 For culinary daredevils, food from Africa to India could "Black Korea". The hypnotic funk and heart-robbing bass Am I Doing Here?" (It's the thing to do, and the be sampled, while "smart drink" bars were also available set it apart front the more traditional alternative acts. For a generation of kids, a day at LoUapolooza may not stickers look^great! for-thesewho were looking for that extra mental kick. The most furious act, which blew up the stage like nitro- be able to answer these questions. Maybe the world will •Total...... $93.50 And what would a carnival be without a place to spend glycerin in water, were the industrial messiahs from Minis- never change. Maybe alternative music will not last for- From the Industrial clang of Ministry (above left) to the urgent raps of Ice Cube (above right), Lollapalooza '92 was a full day of -Shariine Chiang all your money? The exotic flea market was crowed with try. Like the tormented excorsists that they are, lead singer ever. But there's one thing they're sure of, if just for today • music, politics and moshing for the post-Reagan generation. jewelers selling the clay beaded necklaces, crystals, Egyp- they're still alive. •. . tian Ankhs and woven bracelets. Some vendors were even Al Jourgensen led the band in a tornado of bloodcurdling 12 fcfeefcend Forbes Newspapers August 19-21, 1992 August 19-.21,1992 -Forbes Newspapers Weekend' L " Weekend Curtain calls : 1 1 y faces' front.the. stage, screen • Hair and Jesus Chnst ,Supemiar,.m\\ make' .-•• chological portrait of a family in ..denial: , _J,ey t?turn: to.GSP in t.h;e..s0aspn,iXin3te.Pox-•:..'. 'NOW PLAYING T i: I^^IJage-ofWiterido""'';'';; "-;.-?".'-""/ : r r v : : : and locai.theaterjwiU; again grace the.. . his.GSP directorial,debutwithIdioglossia by;•'; Running January S^^AYie&s Aftgeles:' ..-. OFF-BRdADSTREEVTHEATRE NEWJERStY . 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Aug. 29.. . • (908) 755-2565 r rfiife, Treme'r, Silencer, Jpsz- Somerville Circle which has di- • ..- ' LINDA D. EPSTEIN/WEEKENDPLUS . New Brunswick JASONS Live comedy, Fridays. - tected, Aug. 23. ' . Co-owners Many Feisoo and Sergio Seijas welcome all lovers of good food to Spain '92 in VIP lunch club. (908) 356-0189; . (908) 545-7265 1604 Main St., South-Belmar OLD BAY •TKA,Aug.-28. .. verted the traffic away from the ; ; : : : . Showcase night, Wednesdays. •_(908) 681-1416 • 61 Church St., Neto Brunswick '•'Sub-Culture, Silencer, God restaurant, I would say they are , Raritan. . • '•'/.' • .•;•-.• . •••: •• _ '••;..•• ;. •"•. .••. ' • '••',' ••••'-• '••• . ; ; -. •!. •.: '. '/ \ ,.:- • • ';,•. THE COVE Jazz night. Sundays. The Barge, Perth Ambby; (908)246-3111 . • : • • Forbid, Aug. 30. doing very well. My husband and. I . . . . . 108'Chestnut St.. Roseile •Nasty Nea &.The ChiirDogs. . •Johnny Charles & The'Stirv •The Cover Girls, Sept. 11. . seafood, and lobster on the wa- (908)241-1226 Aug. 21. • •' .' ';• dined there on a Tuesday evening and I'm happy to say all of the:tables include salmon, red snapper, swordfishandthefresh fish of the day. grays,--Aug. 26. ' . ' POOR BILLY'S terfront Business persons lunch Open coffeehouse, Tuesdays. •The VooDuaes. Augc 22. ORPHAN ANNIE'S . Route 9, Woodbridge : ' were filled (including a family from our home town). Tfyat'snsayirig a lot Our appetizer selections included shrimp in garlic sauce and one that •Bill Rufino Blues Band, Whis- •Floyd Hunter Blues Band, Aug. 1255,Valley Rd.;. Stirling ' (908).634-5454 ' . for a restaurant that has been open for less than three months. . we never had before, scallops stuffed with crab meat and c'heese. The and intimate cocktail. lounge.,,C- key, Aug. 21. , ' 28. ' 7(908) 647-0138 Velcro jumping every Wednes- elebrate summer at the B?rgeJ •Virgin Wheel, Amorphous, '• "The Blues Dogs. Aug.. 29. Owners Sergio Seijas and Mknny Feyob have created a slice of Spain stuffed, scallops were served in a scallop shell, with awhite cheese . Open jam, Sundays. . day night. • . • . ' • (908)442-3000. . Something Primitive, Aug. 22. JOHN & PETER'S 8-ball pool tournanieht, Mo.n- •. RARITAN RIVER CLUB in the borough of Raiitan. Sergio, who serves as maitre d', alsp'designed- _sauce. You-'can also order this as an entree for $13.25. . CRICKET CLUB * * * . ' \ 96 South Mam St.: • . clays. • • • .- . 85 ChurchSt., New Brunswick both the interior and exterior. The restaurant is replete with brick and The soup of the day^^is usually served with all the entrees/ •415 16th Ave., Irvington _ New Hone. Pa. Customer trivia night, Tuesdays. (908)545-6110 Bay St., Metuchen; unique (2011374-1062 " , (215) 862-0823 mortar, Spanish arches and inlaid Spanish tiles. . My husband's entree, Barcelona 92 ($18.25), consisted of broiled mus- Audition night, Wednesdays. • .Dinner-dance, Friday evening. seafood where service and value Live acts in mam room, "alter- Free admission Saturday ana PATTENBURG INN '• . Piano player, Saturday,. The outside alone is impressive. There are Spanish arches, a large oak sels, shrimp, lobster claw, clams and scallops cooked in. a brandy and native" music in basement; Sunday afternoons, • . Route 6.M, Pattenburg RED BULL CAFi^ sherry sauce. This was served in a large metal plate with an outer ring is the goal. Fresh fish, beef, Open-mike nignt, Wednesdays. door and Spanish roof tiles. As you enter there is a small bar to the • • Opeh-rYuke nignr, Mondays. Sonny Rhodes will perform Texas-style blues at the Red Bull Cafe (908)73.5-2547, Best Westorn iRed Bull.Inn : : chicken and pasta make this a •44 Sunsets, Belle Sky, The . LIVE TONIGHT right and the dining room entrance slightly to the left. of thinly-sliced potatoes. The seafood, was delicious, not overcooked, and in Bridgewater on Friday, Aug. 2i. . "Johnny Charlos & The S.tiri-. • 1271 Route 22, Bridgewnter Horse You Rode In On; Aug; 125 Washington St.1 ' / ; the light sauce not overpowering..^ . '•;.." • great menu; 20 different lunches . grays, Aug. 28. . (908) 704-8999 The dining room is small, with only 16 tables, but they are evenly 21. V Hoboken .. ' PETEY'S SPORTS BAR lordered the mai-iscada ($15.25), which was mussels, shrimp, clams, for $4,99, (908) 906-1220. , John Regan Quartet.w/Charli'e "Peter Case, The .Shams, early • Ja?2 night, Sundays. ' . spaced for intimate dining. The decorations include brick framed win- •The Party Animals, Aug'. 22. •' • (201) 795-9606 ' "Barrence Whitfield & The.Sav- J001 West Camplain Rd. Rouse Jr.. Tuesdays. . show Aug. 21. • .- •. ' Audition night, Wednesdays.'. scallops and lobster in a marinara' sauce made with brandy,, wine and * * * •Rick Derringer, Aug. 27. •Call foe details. Aug. 21.-22. ages, The Insomniacs, Aug. 23. • Manville.- dows and mirrors, light oak paneling and light wood'ehairs. Everything MAXWELL'S Doug Snydor, Thursdays.- "Amen'can Angel, Aug. 28. . . "From Good Homes, Aug. 28. •Some Velvet Sidewalk, Eldo- •Jesus Lizard, Tar, Cell, Aug. (908) 725-9340 ' is done in such good taste. My compliments to Sergio. tomatoes. This was'as good as any I ever had before. •••-,..- Greenfield's, Somerset, of- 1039 Washington St. • "'..•Sonrv Rhodes, Aug. 21.- ' ' . DANNVS ITALIAN RESTAURANT MARITA'S CANTINA rado 5-0, Catwalk,- late show 28; ••'••: Party Masters (classic rock); .Hoboken • '••Solar Circus, Aug. 22. The .kitchen is run by Manny, who'Tias worked extensively in both My husband had fresh, homemade rice pudding and a cup of coffee. I fers "The Summer Dinner Get- 11 Bridge Ave., Red Bank 1 Penn Plaza, New Brunswick' ' Aug. 21. ..•''.'.'••• •The Dead Milkmen, Sept..4," Fridays. THE RIVERFRONT ordered the Spanish coffee :w)th brandy and Kahlua, served in a brandy 1908)741-6900 (90S) 247-3840 (201) 798-4064 "Diamanda Galas, Aug 22 PHEASANTS' LANDING Spain and in New Jersey. The owners told us that they use nothing but Away," Wednesday night enjoy a Storrnin1 Norman Seldm . 11.Main St.', South River : fresh ingredients. Daily trips to Newark are made to purchase fresh fish snifter, with a whipped cream topping. This was really good, even better shrimp cocktail and all the prime , (piano), Fridays.' ' . (908)390-4438 : than my favorite choice of a nutty Irishman. ESSEX MANOR THg-RdCK HORSE and seafood. '' "''' - • • ' ' rib you caneat for $14.95. Fri- 41 Broughton Ave./Bloomfield Second & Kings.ley Spain 92's menu includes 14 appetizers ($6.50 each), 14 meat entrees Afterwards, Sergio gave us a tour of the restaurant, including the day night enjoy surf and turf, . Asbury Park (201) 748-6590 ($12.7.5 to $19.25 for a filet mignon), 18 seafood choices ($13.25 to market kitchen, Not a bit of space was wasted. Paying attention to these details turn or a swordfish dinner, Jack.Destiny, Sundays. (908)988-7625 ' . is prqbabl^the reason for their early success. .. , THE EXCHANGE •Sweet-n-Evil, Aug. 21. price for whole lobster) and.four fish dinners ($13.75). $16.95. Sunday, is two-for-one. Routes 202-206, Bridgewater •Call for details, Aug. 22. Appetizers include various selections of shrimp, clams and mussels as Sergio and Manny are proud of their restaurant, and they should be. Order from the steaks, chops THE ROXY They serve quality food in a pleasant surrounding, and at reasonable (908) 526-7090 well as Spanish sausage and stuffed mushrooms or stuffed scallops. and ^seafood menu and receive Open blues jam, Tuesdays. 95 French St., New Brunswick prices. I wish them well. : .. -.'•'•• ^ ' '-•>-- THE FAR SIDE ' (908) 545-8971 Choices of meat are veal (four selections for $13:25) pork chops ($13 and a second entree for free. Call for Industrial/techno dance night, Spain.92 120 N. Thompson St., Raiitan. (908) 704^.9292. 789 Jersey Ave. • $13.50), chicken (four for $12.75), and steak (four for $13.25 to $19.25). reservations. (908) 469-2600. New Brunswick Sundays. • .. This column is meant to inform readers about dining opportunities in the Seafood selections are the paellas ($14.75), mariscadas ($15.25), lob- -Micki Pulsinelli (908) 247-2995 SAM'S GRILLE area. It is not a review. Open-mike night, Mondays. 777 Route 202, Raritan sters ($22 to $22.50), and shrimp and scallop choices ($13.25). Fresh fish FAST LANE II (908)707-1777' 207 Fourth Ave., Asbury Park Morris Nanton trio (jazz), Tues- (908)988-3205 days; 99-cent dance night, Satur- SCANDALS Club mix days. 3793 Route 1 The Outcry, Wednesdays. South Brunswick . "Henry Rollins, Corrosion of (908)940-1717 Atlantic City North Carolina Ave. (Continued from page 18): •Marshall Crenshaw, Parlez, Aug. • Conformity, Aug. 21. Oldies night, Wednesdays. (609) 340-7111 • Atlantic City • •Stevens Band. Aug. 23. Dqiice party, Thursdays Stanhope 22. - "Hyperactive, Aug. 28. SECOND HALF BALLY'S PARK PLACE (609)344-6000 340 Route'53, Denville (201)347-0458 •The Nerds, Aug.'29.< •Toad the Wet Sprocket. Gin Boardwalk & Park PI. THE SANDS Blossoms, Aug. 29. (201)625-2969 •K. Hester & The Long Shots, •The Zoo (w/Mick Reetwooct), "CHINESE CUISINE AT ITS FINEST" •Dramarama. Si;Dt. 4, 5. "Johnny Charles & The Stin-. Aug. 20, Atlantic City Boardwalk & Illinois Ave. grays, Aug. 21. Soul Kitchen, Indus, Sept. 4. •Dead Milkmen. Surgeon Gen- (609) 340-2000 "Billy Hector & The Fairlanes, Atlantic City eral, Sept. 6. SHOGUN 27 •W.A.S.P., Sept. 12. . 140.MAPLE AVE., SOUTH PLAINFIELD 3376 Route 27, Kendall ('ark CAESARS ATLANTIC CITY (609) 441-4000 •Matthew Sweet, Sent. 8 Aug. 21. 2000 PARK AVENUE FOREST MANOR •-.- (9'P8)-/122-1.117 Boardwalk & Missouri Av.e. N "A.L. James & Spare Change, SHOWBOAT Route 615, Jamesburp Live comedy Friday and- Sjtui- '•-••*2000 Park Ave. (908)755-8323 Atlantic City (908) 521-3141 dciy. Aug. 22. South Plain.field B'oardwalk & Delaware Ave, SOUTH RIVER PUB 1-800-677-SHOW • Eat-in and Take-out • Absolutely No MSG Country music, Saturdays.. T-J's HIDEAWAY Atlantic City 66 Mam St., South RIVOI (908) 755-6161 "Country Cousins. Ai;(.>. 22 THECLARIDGE Special Luncheon (908) 257-0330 605 Tompkins Ave- (609) 343-4000 ' "Bewail iw.'l\)tti L'avis SL-I'I WURUTZER'S Served with Fried • 12. Backstroets L")uo. VVficinrvui.Ks Boardwalk & Indiana Ave. South Piainfleld 386 Hoes Lane, Piscataway TAJ MAHAL Rice and Choice of Soup «•* up •Cadillac Covviiov',, ;.u.'|jt \[i THE STAGE AT THE INN Atlantic City (908) 668-9860 •Dkimnndbacn. Si;pt !>•• Stage House Inn (908) 463-3113 Boardwalk & Virginia Ave. All Dinner Entrees Served with Soup & Salad 366 Park AM... Sccitcn PI;vr!S 1-800-752-SHOW FREDDY'S "Blue Plate Special, Aug. 22V Atlantic City ! Mill St.. LJor>:.:'/:',..illi- '008i .i:".:-)-2:'A HARRAH'S MARINA STANHOPE HOUSE "Illegal Aliens, Aug. 28. (609) 449-1000 M;nri 1725 Bri6anW\e-,A\e. Mli'll •Trash Mavericks, Aug. 29. Casinos TR0PW0RLD Atlantic City "Brif.M AViH.-r liiin' 26%~o¥T~20%"oI TRADE WINDS Boardwalk & Brighton Ave. with purchase I with purchase "Rutl Cuts, Auf .:: Classic art-rockers Kansas, who scored with "Carry On Wayward Son" and "Dust in the Wind" in the 1970s, will 1-800-2-HARRAH Bol) '.1.i 1331 Ocean Ave,, Sea Bright Atlantic City MERV GRIFFIN'S RESORTS of $20 or more ' of $20 or more play two shows (7:30 and 10:30 p.m.) at Club Bene on Saturday, Aug. 22. BALLVS GRAND Not lo.be combinccj with any other coupons I Nol lo be combined with any other coupons (908)842-4466 (609)340-4000 "Saber, Aug. 21. Boardwalk & Providence Ave. Boardwalk & " •' : 18 \iyb5kfclld-"-'-1*''" Newspapers 1.9-21, \ August 19-21,1992 Fortes Newspapers 19 LUNCH SPECIALS iiiiiiiiiiiii^ii^iiSiiiSiiiiiiiiil^ When You Want The Exotic Indian Cuisine NPF ll:3Q-3 P.M. Dance to the Scund Lunch Buffet $6.95 cl cur Live Panels Occasion To Be • Chicken Antonio •Stuffed Calamari BOBBY&NARFS Wed., Thurs., Friday & Saturday • Pork Chops Campagniola • many more Every Friday Night ' 318 William St., Piscataway Unforgettable Or Luwh ^oin^r sp"ecSrTxuJJch MeniTspIciarn :•:<•£•£•:• \'_. ; .;...•.-.; .'•• August.21st ••-•• :.'.••• Buy 1 Entree, Get 2nd V-.-'AA'/'AWI Jim rcffniciii J ^/VEeKENO DINNER SPECIALS Your Just Going Out For FREE 1^0:: 0 OEF I - Mu«-Wr*^^l«l«f^te-'--j^- ^y-WI:Wworin^^-»>. EARLY BIRD SPECIALS •-- • Porfc GhopsMurph^ $6.95; | DlWhfl ftoom •QiftBicjudfho Btftlil |.D)nlng Room Only Excluding BUttti) A Bite With Friends "Rarltart Mail 132 Speedwell Avenue • Stuffed Flounder w/Crabmeat ...,„...... —:. .— : .$8.95 fit 206 South, Raritan Morristown Over 40 Entrees $Q95 ; ; (908) 735:7889:; (Just OH the circle) • • Lunch • Dinner • Cocktails • Weddings •. ; (908) 526-3655 v (201) 285-9463^1 Mon-Fri. 3:00-5:30 P.M. " '"•Banquets:* Parties; for- AllOccasions .'•'. 78(Exit 12) 4 miles West 0? Clinton (Inc. Soup Or Salads, Pot. or Pasta, Veg.) Ballroom Dancing coming Sept. 19th. Call'for details! m Catering for family parties. Rehearsal & Shower Parties MARILYN CORMAGK Sunday thru Thursday Nites MOM'S m Wednesday . Sunday Niles WINE WITH REASON The First Place*For Onlv KIDS EAT FREE RISTORANTE The Best in Restaurants THE MAGIC One. dining adult pet child. 1984 Rt. 27: Edison (908) 287-2778 Let's.sum up the last four rea- CLOWN sons, that according to Patrick e,sy^ ^^ Campbell, wine' rating systems Monday Nights Every Tuesday Thursday Nights I" should not be the "be all and All-You-Can-Eat DISCOUNT NIGHT AH-You-Cah-Eat end all" of choosjng your wines. $ 95 7) The 100 Point System dis- OLYMPIC VICTORY VALUES BABY BACK RIBS 15% OFF TOTAL CHECK RIBS TOO! 13 courages regional character,, va- Mon.-Thurs. from 5 D.m^ . • Home & Office Delivery Available Fax 463-1532 Fine Southern and rietal diversity, and winemaker individuality. Instead of promot- . Northern Cuisine, ing homogeneity, wine writers in an elegant atmosphere should encourage heterogeneity RACKLEY'S -.-wines that speak of a time and Grand Opening at an affordable price. place, of a soil and of a creater the onlv Place for ribs with a vision --and reward them Saturday A Unique Ettttj, accordingly. Who cares, after all, Includes Green Grocery Salad Bar & Potato Spirit MtitkMMl August 22 South Washington A^nuc, Piscataway Italian if a wine comes from Italy, Great Food, Great Price NA France, the U.S. or anywhere else, if it all tastes the same? Mondays: "Old Fashioned Favorites" .;•*?• GREAT PLACE *** 8) The TOO PS posits scores Showtime - . . . • . ^ as truth. It takes; wine judging Tuesdays: "Pasta Parade" 534-4611 ^ out of the .realm of informed lQ:30.yP,»f. Rt. 523 (oiTth«track*) Fresh Veal, Chicken, Seafood and Pasta Dishes opinion and into domains tradi- Wednesdays: '^Combo eelcbration" WMtthoiuut Station tionally reserved for God and Dinners starting at $7.95 other omniscient beings. That's Thursdays: "Great American Barbequc" fine, as we noted abeve, for the \ A HERB PAMLO'S OPEN TUES.-FRI: Lunch 11:30AM-3:00 PM; - 2 for 1 Ticket Special wine collector: he probably yvon't , Dinner 4:00 PM-10:00 PM drink his collection any more • SATURDAY: Dinner 4:00-10:00 PM . ; ; Now thru Labor Day! than a stamp collector will use fA-f/u SUNDAY: DINNER 2:00 PM-9 PM ; • When yo«.mcntt^^liis ^cl/: •' his stamps for postage. But for \lthuli CLOSED ON MONDAYS ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE noad the rest of us, worth-by- 600 E. Main St., Bridgewater 526-1420 - • , Call now for tickets! p . proclamation discourages per- MONTH OF AUGUST Corner pnk Tree Rd. & Park Avc. ™^ " Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge Qr;idlcc a A&P *. sonal judgement: after all, why Authentic Spmmfi & Portuguese & American Cuisine Friday & Saturday-Nights k 3600 Park Avenue, South Ptolrifjeld, N.J, A -risk-being wrong when it's so 85 Church Street ) CvlC JT "1 -i #* V (in Bradlcc's, A&P Shopping Center) 600 W. Union Ave. ccn nROfl e. easy to be right? Why have a Bound Brook, N.J. OOU-UO*U NU-CREATIONS guideline when you can have New Brunswtcji a4i>-Olnl LUNCH TIME LIVE 4 Rooms Available, for your Banquet Needs certainty? Weddings •" Showers' . 9) The 100 PS treats wine as LOBSTER - $7.75 • Rehearsal Dinners • Anniversary Parties . at, (908) 753-2696 1SS an artifact, not as a beverage to BOOK YOUR - '-•'• Reunions.* Retirements Call us so we can fax you a menu! be enjoyed within the context of Bring this ad & receive HOLIDAY EARLY BIRD SPECIALS food, pleasure, or, for that mat- $10.00 off your 2nidinner. PARTIES WED.-S'AT. 5-7 PM $7.95 ter, anything else: Wine conse- quently becomes ah end in it- E«p. 9/15/92 NOW! LIVE ENTERTAINMENT I'NORTH VOSSELLER AVE. BOUND BROOK self, not a part of a happy and healthful lifestyle; All Entrees $3 Check Out Our New Low'Prices 356-2692 •356-9888 10) And above all, the 100 PS All 1A lb Sandwiches $1.99 Every Dinner Entree On Menu doesrit encourage wine drink- ? Sundae Bar Reduced S2.00-S5.00 ing, A 95 wine is too rare,, ex- "The Samo SuporD Quality pensive, and sacred to drink; Included with At Reasonable Prices" anything else is second-best, so Every Meal why bother with it? Now that I have spent the last Dinner weeks telling you why you should be skeptical about wine A Piece of Mexico in the writers, such as myself, I'm Meals to Go for going to ask you to believe that I Heart of Metuchen t. Presents havo nothing but your best intor- Menu for Week of CHOPPED ™ RIBEYE GRAND "TEE SUMMER DINNER GET-AWAY ests at heart when I suggest a DINNER BUFFET WELCOME AMIGOS! CRANFOKD Two wine for you to try. I want a Aug. 24th STEAKDINNER $399 N.J. country of wine drinkers, not Chicken wAA/alnuts & Orange (or) $599 ,:,^,_.4 20 Weekend Forbes Newspapers August 19-21, 1992 21 . :•/.• tOV3Wqihingl6nAvc, r tO«Rt.22E.} . . Greertbrook, N.J. LiveEntericdnmentH : (908) 9^8-2739 Major Cr«lll Cardi Accepted • Jhurs,, Aug. 20th TOP NOTCH DJ U & RESTAURANT •vFri., Aug. 21s* ZAlftE i Pasta Festival EVERY OCCASION ^ 69 Main, Street • Sat, Aug. 22nd NASTY NED & Tuesday, Wednesday %- Lebanon Thursdayarid Sunday RIp3RANTE SPECIAL • THE CHILI DOGS Casual Country Setting , All Day O'Connor's - So Many '—-- — -COUPON'- — --^ But..you don't need d l • , featuring Hi -.- Italian-American Let its entice you with our new menu 10 Pastas TUESDAY. THURSDAY ^ SATURDAY NITES" special occasion to eat here. Cuisine and this money saving coupon. 10 Sauces Ways To Make You Happy Banquet Facilities with acconirnqdajiorts for 30-150 guests Thursday Night Couples Nite!!! , VVN Weddings Starting at $31.95 LdBSf ERFEST *995 AUGUST SPECIALS WE LOVE TREAT ANOTHER COUPLE TO DINNER FREE I'LiuiiASi-: voim iwo h\rui-:r.s AND UKCI-:I\\:. IIIKIRTWO I-NTIU-I-.S Enjoy Pally Luncheon • Sunday is Ladles Night Sunday & Dinner Specials Featuring Oldies Music 95 - MONDAY KIDS! BRUNCH *10 Dinner Specials FREE Live Entertainment • Happy Hout\ NEW YORK STRIP Children 12. &• Under. i 1 Aililt'd In Ilic ALL YOU CAN EAH •.•/.-.-:. ••$9 K ..,- Thursday-Saturday Monday thru Friday Tuesday thru Sunday order FREE from; our lApiris 'J.S.'i2. I-OKKKS • Midday Specials 3 pm-6 pm Monday thru Friday (908) 236-2992 Veal-P.armigiana...... ,..;, 9.95 TUESDAY < children's menu when ad- Reservations Suggested • Exit 20A off Rt. 78 ' *__ 5 95 cornpanied by ^an adult FIGHT THE HIGH y PRIME RIB 8 onTues. &thurs. JJJST • 2 Blocks from Rt, 22 "=i 526-7090 Vea! fyl^rsala ..;...... :;;.11.95 Saturday - August 22nd 6:30PM-11;30 Open Tues.-Thurs. WEDNESDAY FREE Kids Sundaes'w/,. 5 hours of fun-excellent lood & music : COST OF LIVING wiih 11:30,9:30 645 Rt. 202/206 Chicken Scallppine.. 10.95 dinner Mondays &" Friday till 10 irr BONELESS NEW YORK Bridgewater $ 95 Wednesdays.. • . "FESTA ITALIANA" $^^.95 I WILLOW'S INFLATION BEATERS -Saturday 4-10 p.m. S^- Boneless . & SCAMPt 13 *^ Sunday 10:30-2:00 p.m. Ghicken Arthur...... 10.95 DINNER DANCE ~ Sunday Dinner 4-9 p.m. THURSDAY ' Fojlurtnj: Bfileciacnmenl by GO, Inlarnalional (direct from Rom*) 95 Cockioil Hou( with Ho(i,dourv«i 6 30-7 M pm Eggplant 'Rollatina.v;u.,, 8.95 COMEDY SHOW . • 6Cowia Dinner Including HhporMd, Wltus PRIMERIB 5 JO _ , ItesarvaUons SoagWtad • Jackal & Tla FUquiiod ^r , n, v Pork Chop Pizzaiola , 11.95 FRIDAY Join Us Otr FRIDAY NITE 6 PM • 9 PM TALK OF THE TOWN PRIMERIB Fridays at 9:0Q PM SUMMER HOURS NY Strip & Shrimp ... 12.95 "GRAND BUFFET" w/STUFFED SHRIMP S 95 O)( Monday Closed Broiled Flounder ..9.95 sl39S '-•/:••: New York Style 1O RICHIE AT PIANO ' " Per Person (Children 10 4 Under $5.50) Tuesday 4-11 Lasagna, Manicotti , • ' •' SUNDAY Comedy Show Rescrvaiions Suggested Wednesday 4-11 or Stuffed Shells; 7.95 SENIOR PRIME RIB FRlbAYNITE AUGUST 21ST Itaiian-American Pizzeria Restauraht Thursday 4-11 And iVoti? Featuring from 12:00 - 5 pm Special Price when 399 Somerset St. Fri.&Sat.4.12 $<5 •;• dinner Is Included LOBSTER NITE Sunday 4-11 -,;•.- Margie Raye Lunch • FREE cup of SOUP 95 Somerset, NJ when you order any sand- 1t^Lb. Lobster Dinher*10 wich or Entree from our on piano Lunch menu. Call for Also FREE SALAD BAR with reservations FREE DELIVERY 247^4091 Friday & Saturday 7 to 12 any Lunch Entree ordered. 908-561-2722 Valid thru Aug. 31, 1992 in Somerset (30 to 45 min.) 2991 Hamjltdn Blvd., So. Plainfield Pick up or Eat-in 7CC 70ifl 64 Somerset St. | 708 Mountain BM- ._ — mm mm COUPON — — — —'.':«H /3DH/0 IU North Plainfieldf ' Watchung (Off Rt 287) FOR THE FINEST HOMESTYLE ITALIAN & (908) 755-2565 Free Delivery 1 s SEAFOODIN THE AREA f^^?^ * *''>»i\1.\ ^ V **'•> "^* i^:C''^ CATERING & PARTIES FOR ALL OCCASSIONS S§ Family Meal 5 Large Deal 1 OPEN DAILY IT AM/CLOSED SUN. FOR AUG. Two Large Pies — Two Toppings One Large Pie, One Topping, I One Liter of Soda Big Daddy says take another dollar off . One Liter of Soda • $£J95 $ 00 E EARLY AT NJ AKHOUSE AND SAVE : Rib *7^ V w/Potato, Salad, and Bread (will1) Ihis coupon). (wift>.,tl.\is coupon) I ^- ... Expires B-30-92 •• Mot valid with any other oileoilerr -M •'•• Expires 8-30-92 •Not valid with any other offer , | Pasta Fest All You Can Eat*8^ $795 20 pasta dishes 1o choose from. $ Area's largest dance floor kforde.. . .vAt\Vr AnA Miyl LargI 1VNeA PizzaDlt9f) , Geftftt t AA SeconQ.tkr-t\ttAd IdenticaIflAHtinill OnAnne FoCAMr JusUtt*l t "i'A4.0 t\t\D More1IM.UA , jI CLUB CALENDAR Every Night OAK TREE FOODS Ladies Night FariTi Fresli Go^iiitry Market $1 Mixed Drinks. PENNY SALE PRODUCE DELI Saturday 8/22/ One Day Only Prune Plums Boar's Head Buy 1 at Sale Price Domestic Ham Low Salt Imported Ham EVERYDAY BETWBEri 4-6 PM Gel 2nd lor V on. gg 2nd Ib. 2 $400 Thursday These Items only $ $4 $ Saturday Only 11/2 Ib.7 ..' • lbs tor I 50* Domestic Drafts Bananas (1 lb.tor$2.00i* ' Red Delicious Apples Our Own Homemade Country Style Bacon Roast Turkey Breast Black Ubel or Thick' Sliced All Night Long 491 a Ib. Jersey Tomatoes Jersey Peaches lb; 2nd Ib. Gaiser's German Friday August 21st '(1 lb. tor $1.00) NIGIItLY 1 $4 00 Provision's SI Domestic Drafts 'I 1 Fresh Cubed Steak 2 lbs. tor I Head Cheese or Domestic Swiss Cheese Blood & Tongue ilis-^ Isl? <£*siiMsli N.G.B. Production Presents 2nd b 49 ' , 2nd V: Ib. / :g 1/2 lb / -j C $ 1/2 Ib 7 HOUSE TECHNO NIGHT (2 Ib. tor 53,50) SPECIALS FROM (1 Ib. lor S2.00) Our Own Homemade • . Coming Soon! Latin Night at Big Daddy's Tomaloe Salad • Garden Melody or Spring Wafer SALE RUNS THURS.-SUNDAY 8/20-8/23 Happy Hour 4-7 P.M. Cucumber Salad 99a *gallo n rj We Now Accept Visa- MasterCard & Discover Cards a $ 4 00 20' Shrimp 40' Clams Drink Specials (2 gallons lor S2.00) ArttNTlONI^RESTAURANTS, GROUPS & CATERERS: ' lor 1, lt:>- container 253 French Street/Route 27 • (908) 249-6131 L^tJfj^'^i-El £2*ili'!JE.oi^. !f|gvor with any'^andwich' oTDelT Expres's'^urcha'se'. "(ExpTe-'Ho'.G^j] Right on the New Brunwick A. SumiTHM llnrdci - ^ in |';irij - *! In Dnnl, - IL> IU'i|imul" Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-6, Sat. 8-6, Sun. 8-2 BURGERS $^95 Phone orders Located on Oak Tree Road 426 E. Main St., Bound Brook, 908-356-0189 ^accepted Next to Drug Fair across from. (908) 755-3663 Post Ottice in So. Plainfield Additional Parking Courtesy Archie's Men's Shop Open 7 Days Banquet Booms ' . 22 Weekend Forbes Newspapers August 19-21, 1992 Augjst 19-21,1992 Faites Newspapers 23 V • '•'•••:-l' DEMI MOORE JEFF DANIELS OPEN Branchburg Towne Plaza ••' %S< Route 202 South (908) 725-2585 ^•*-<> i here's Mn^ic In 'The Air FREE Lifetime Memberships With 1 Free Rental Slices a psychic who's turning New Yorkers into lovers. Locations: Obviously, she's from out of town. BEDMINSTER Village at Bedmlnter (908) 781-1260 PISCATAWAY /••>? Plscataway Town Center (908)981-1080 EAST BRUNSWICK •*™ ^ Civic Center' Rues Lane & Cranbury Rd. (908) 651-0373 FRANKLIN PARK Franklin Towne Center (908) 422-4300 SOMERSET . Ceder Grove Shop. Ctr. (908) 805-9191 s EDISON . lnman Grove Center (908) 561-7768 WOObBRlDGE . Rt. S North . . 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