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Hi Ballot leader Earth Sci- nvites the jMfe " s's mineral inual Gem Jacobson voted a? ajn.-6 p.m. _J-l '»• - m.-5 pjn. itfield Ar- re. Admis- - _ t • — r--f •••' SMI! for adults board president embers of stein & Gross, PJL, of Newark was uniform •y KMN COUKMN THE RECORD designated as the attorney for spe- (Soou nee when cific areas of legal service. He will •coon lit Fresh from her definitive win in be paid $140 per hour on an ns- last week's Board of Education needed basis. Cooking class election, Susan Jacobson was Two firms were chosen to serve The Westfleld Adult School unanimously re-elected school the district'3 architectural nnd en- offers a Cooking Demo and board president at the board's or* gineering needs. Mike Disko of M. Dinner at Ken Marcotte Restau- ganization meeting Tuesday night. Disko Associates of Union will be rant, 7 p.m. Tuesday. Dinner "There are a number of difficult paid a fee of $95 hourly when used. will be crawfish cake over challenges facing the district this Jamil Faiidy of Faridy, Thorne, Beared watercress and pine nuts year," said board member Darielle Fraytak, P.C. will be paid on a slid- with a roasted red pepper coulis Walsh in nominating Ms. Jacobson ing scale ranging from $90 $175 and pan roasted poussin with a to her second year as president "I per hour when used. mango and cinnamon sauce. believe Susan con provide the lead- Liy-Huei L. Tsai was appointed Call 232-4050 to register. ership and direction to continue treasurer of school monies, Jean (guiding] our board in the coming Poquette wos appointed invest- year." ment officer and assistant board Blood drive "This responsibility is not taken secretary. Westficld's Summit The Realtor Community Ser- lightly." said Ms. Jacobson, "but Bank was chosen as the official de- vice Committee of the Westfleld with conviction and determination pository for school fUnds. Board of Realtors and the to do the best job I can possibly As it does each year, the board Blood Center of New Jersey will do." also adopted the district's existing hold a blood drive 9 a.m,-4 p.m. Moments after Ms. Jacobson was curricula, textbooks and policies. Wednesday in the mobile van granted another year in the presi- The Star-Ledger and the West- puked in front of 44 Elm St dent's seat. John Toriello was re- field Leader were chosen as the elected to his second year as board district's official newspapers for Estate planning vice-president. legal notices. The Westfleld Symphony's Following the trend, the school The board also approved the Millennium Society will launch board voted to retain board Secre- 1000-1997 calendar for 12-month its first in a series of free semi- tary Dr, Robert Rader and board personnel. That calendar includes nars on estate planning 3-5 p.m. Attorney Richard Kaplow. Mr. Ka- days off for Labor Day, Columbus Sunday, May 19 at Coldwell plow will be paid a retainer of Day, New Year's Day, Martin Luth- Banker Schlott Realtors on $15,000 a year and $125 per hour er King Jr. Day, President's Day, Central Avenue. Call 232-9400 for work done outside the retainer Good Friday and Memorial Day. for the 1990-1997 school year. Personnel will get 4-5 days off for by Wednesday, May 15 for reg- Christmas and 2V!t-3 days off for istration and information. Lester Arcm of Sills, Cummins, Zuckerman, Radin, Hschman, Ep- Thanksgiving. Art display A show of landscape art cre- Final voting numbers posted ated by members of the West- fleld Art Association la on view The official results of last week's tallies, Arlene Gardner with 2,970 through Thursday, June 8 at WeitAeld Board of Education elec- votes and Annmarie Puleio with Children's Specialized Hospital tion differed a bit from unofficial 2,857 supporters. not nearly enough to Defeated challengers Mike Far- in Mountainside. outcome. rell and Frances Masterson re- MELISSA KLAVEfVTHE RECORD In all. 3,960 Westflcldera - 21.8 ceived 1,414 and 948 votes, respec- Dance show percent of registered voters — cast tively. The Westfleld Dance Com- Spring Fling fun *f' ballots. Their overwhelming favor- The budget passed 2,394-1,355. pany, comprised of young peo- Swtday'a aacond annual Spring Fling aponaorad by tha WaatflaM Araa Chambar of Commarca ites were Board of Education Presi- In 1005, 4,811 Westfielders voted ple, will hold its free spring Sunday aftarnoon attracted an aatlmatad 15,000*20,000 paopla to downtown atraata linad with dent Susan Jacobson with 3,018 in the school board elections. concert, "Dance in the Park," food vandora, rttall booths tnd mualelana In naar-parfact waathar. Among tha visitors was noon Saturday, May 4 at Min- Carolina Egnatuk, 5, of Springflald, who anjoyad mixing colorad aand at ona of tha atraat dowaskin Fork, 425 E. Broad St bootha. For mora photos and a atory, aaa paga A-6. Bring your lunch and a blanket Priest battles Gruba Rain date is noon, Sunday, May 5. Call 789-3011 for information. for GOP Alley cats School chief portrait emerges nomination The Yale University Alley *• *—' pjy iKvm OOUMUN wit^^htn thee servic^rv'0e6 wwee arec getting." Ms. Priest pointed to graffiti and Cats, a popular men's singing BV KEVW COUJQAH A group forum, In which Dr. Attea will meet with group, will be In Westfleld 7:30 litter as problems the town could THE RECORD an audience of Westfielders in organizations ranging THE RECORD pjn. tomorrow at Westfleld from the Westfield Y to the Westfield Rotary Club, is As the only Westfield Town better address. High School. Tickets may be The consultants hired to help find the next West- slated for 7:30 tonight. Council candidate running against "I also think the town parks are purchased at Bandstand Music, field superintendent of schools will continue to accept Westfielders unable to attend the Wednesday and a party-endorsed incumbent. Re- something we need to conserve/' 138 E. Broad SL or by calling community input today as they meet with a variety of Thursday meetings still have opportunities to shape publican Nancy Priest is bucking she said. WHS's Project '79 office at 789- district officials, town residents and local organiza- the superintendent search. A questionnaire designed the system. But her challenge is a Ms. Priest also placed respon- 4188. tions until 9:30 p.m. to create a profile of the next schools chief was mailed polite one — especially when dis- siveness to the electorate high on Two employees of the search firm Hazard, Young to every town resident. cussing her opponent, 2nd Ward her reasons for running. Catskill trip and Associates, Ltd. — including lead consultant Dr. Westfield Public Schools Human Relations Director Councilman James Gruba. "I will listen to the people I will William Attea — started meeting with Westflelders 7 David Tuller told The Record some 30 surveys had "I think James Gruba is a very represent," she said. "Some people The Westfield Y will sponsor been returned to his office by Tuesday afternoon. a Frost Valley Getaway for the a.m. yesterday. A third consultant was scheduled to competent man. He's been a friend don't feel they have representa- join them this morning. Another 50-odd questionnaires had been received by tion." Over 60 Set, Nov. 4-7. Reg- Dr. Attea by late last week. for many years," she said. "I have istration begins Monday. Call Dr. Attea and his colleague Joan Levy met with the passion to really do a good job. Despite her outsider status, Ms. board members, the unsuccessful board candidates, a Dr. Attea will report on the results of this week's Priest said she is confident of her Karen Simon at 233-2700 for in- meetings and the survey responses at a public school "I care a lot what happens to the formation. group of former board members, school staff and vari- town. It just seemed like the right chances. ous community groups yesterday. The evening was board meeting scheduled for 8 p.m. Thursday, May 2 "Although I would have liked to scheduled to end with a community forum. at Edison Intermediate School. time do it I think I can make a Storytime difference and accomplish some have had the Republican party things for the town." backing ... I see it as a challenge," Registration for the Westfleld she said. "I have been in town for a Memorial library's 3-year-old A 30-year Westfield resident, Ms. Priest is no stranger to community long time, and I know the town storytime has begun. Sessions Consultant fees building up and party well." meet 10:30-11 a.m. Thursdays, service. She has been active on the The price-tag of Westfield's superintendent search superintendent cost the district about $1,700, said Di- Friends of Mindowaskin Park And no matter the outcome of May 2-30 or 1:30-2 pjn. Mon- the June council primaries, Ms, days, April 29-May 20. Reg- climbed a bit higher this week — as it will continue to rector of Human Resources David Tuller. Committee, the Westfield Sym- do in the weeks ahead. The district will pay for the consultant's air travel phony Orchestra, and the town's Priest is sure of her political affilia- istration for 4-year-old story- tion. times has also begun. These The district hired Hazard, Young and Associates, and lodging expenses. The price for this week's series Architectural Review Board and sessions meet 10:30-11 a.m. Ltd. to conduct the search for a flat fee of $15,000. of meetings has yet to be determined, said Mr. Tuller. the Historic Preservation Commis- "If James Gruba should win, Tuesdays, April 30-May 28 or While that fee covers manhours, other expenses will Future costs to the district will include the travel sion. than that's the voice of the peo- 130-2 p.m. Wednesdays, May 1- continue to mount as the hunt continues. and lodging expenses of the school board's delegation "One of my issues is getting the ple," she said. "I certainly am a 29. The printing and mailing to every Westfield home- visiting other school districts to evaluate candidates. most for your money," said the Republican. I value the Republican Magic Carpet Storytime reg- of the survey designed to create a profile of the next —Kevin Colligan candidate. "I'm a little concerned party's priorities." istration begins Saturday for children in kindergarten-third grade. Sessions meet 3:45-4:30 pjn. Thursdays, May 2-30. Volunteers sought for Saturday cleanup Record E-mail Saturday has been named Spring Cleanup pecially rakes and brooms. downtown neat will be in front of Brand the winter. The Record now accepts let- Day by the Beautification Committee of the Site assignments, such as a parking lot, Travel during the day. The chamber's Clean Downtown, informational materials on re- ters to the editor and press re- Westfield Area Chamber of Commerce. alleyway, or street block, will be given and Sweep Committee has been passing out in- cycling and cleanup will be distributed. Fi- Volunteers of all ages are needed from volunteers will proceed to assigned sites as a formation to town merchants urging them to nancial contributions in any amounts are leases via electronic mail at welcome to defray any costs incurred in the [email protected] local organizations, businesses, youth groups group to pick up all litter. As a convenience, follow the required town maintenance rules. and residents. organizations may contact Rorden Realty to- Meanwhile, students from area schools cleanup project Include your full name, ad- Checks payable to the Westfield Area dress and telephone number Workers, wearing gloves and work clothes, morrow for assignments. who are participating in Pride in Public Edu- should come to Rorden Realty at Elm and Materials and equipment will be provided cation, an NJEA-sponsored program, will Chamber of Commerce may be sent to Box (for confirmation purposes 81, Westfield, N.J. 07091. For details of the only). Quimby Streets 9 am.-2 p.m. Saturday. Vol- by Westfield's Department of Public Works. meet at Mindowaskin Park before heading unteers also should bring cleaning tools, es- Displays explaining how to keep the out to area parks to clean up rubbish from annual cleanup day, call 233-3021.

Auto spring special Par for the course Sail away Celebrate spring WHS golf team Take to the seas with a new vehicle eyes conference crown on a special cruise See Sports, page A-9 20 page section inside Weekend Plus April 25, 1996 Teen marijuana smokers nabbed on Dixon Drive Three teenagers were charged Vandalism Pareeau said the woman reported ' name sometime alter April 5 - the the car in Hamfield Apnl 10 and with possession of marijuana Fri- • A Cory Place woman reported her grandson loaned the car to an date the woman test saw her car at reported it.stolen in order to n> day night after police allegedly her 1995 Acura was scratched on acquaintance he knew only by first the Drug Fair. The family spotted cover it, said the sergeant caught them smoking pot in the j Police log the rear passenger side while it middle of the road, according to was parked at the northside train police reports. turned over to the Union County station Friday. Police approached two boys, 16 Jail in Elizabeth iwhen they could and 17 years old and a 14-year-old not raise bail money, police said. Driving violations girl, who were standing in front of • Ernesto Nuguid, 50, was • Ralph Conte, 26, of Jersey City a car parked in the middle of charged Sunday with shoplifting was charged Sunday with driving Dixon Drive with its lights off from Lord Et Taylor, according to on the revoked list, police said. He about 10:33 p.m, police said. police reports. Mr. Nuguid alleg- was also held on a Sayreville traffic The officers allegedly detected edly tried to steal a dress top, a warrant Mr. Conte's bail was set at the strong scent of marijuana and shirt, pants, a Barbie doll and two $1,191. found a partially smoked mari- Barbie watches valued at a total of • Antonio Akmso, 33, of Jersey juana cigarette on the ground. A $1,364. City was charged April 17 with subsequent search yielded a pack • Darnell Andrews, 18, of New- driving on the revoked list, accord- of EZ-Wider rolling papers and an- ark was charged with theft by de- ing to police reports. Mr. Alonso other marijuana cigarette, police ception April 18, according to po- was released on $1,000 ball. • Delores Raines, 43, of Roaelle, lice reports. was charged with driving with a ', All three youths were turned While a cashier at Edwards Su- suspended license, according to po- [over to the custody of their par- permarket on Elm St., Mr. An- lice repots. Ms. Raines was also ents. drews allegedly changed the wanted on a fugitive warrant from amount of a customer's check from Edison for contempt of court Bail Burglary $68 to $168 by writing in the nu- was set at $1,250. : A business on the 100 block of meral one, police said. He then al- • Mastata Zirdarl of Somerset ' North Euclid Avenue was reported legedly took $100 from the register, was charged with driving on the burglarized Monday. The rear win- police said. revoked list, according to police re- dow was pried, according to police • A resident of the 200 block of ports. Bail for Mr. Zirdari was set reports and ransacked two desks. Walnut Avenue reported the theft at $775. Access the business' computer sys- of his motor vehicle last Saturday. • Chris Fro», 26, of Newark was tem was also attempted. The only The car was recovered on Elm charged with driving with a sus- I thing reported missing was a Star- Street — where the man parked it, pended license April 0. He was also ; bucks coffee mug. according to police. wanted on a fugitive warrant from i • Former Westficld resident Vic- Livingston for contempt of court, We're The Inside Guys. • Theft tor Myrick, 32, of Plainfield, was according to police reports. Mr. • • Amalia Muniz, 40, and her charged last Saturday with shop- Froze posted $9*5 baU. ! daughter Ana, 22, were charged lifting from the Quik Chek conve- ! Saturday with shoplifting from the nience store on South Avenue, ac- Auto theft ; Lord & Taylor department store on cording to police reports. A Scotch Plains woman told po- ; North Avenue, according to police Mr. Myrick allegedly Iritxj to lice April 10 her 1986 Volvo sedan • reports. steal one copy each of Hot Rod and was stolen from the Drug Fair on '.', The pair allegedly tried to steal a Super Slock magazines, valued at North Avonue, according to police :,' white shirt and a blue flowered $0.45, according to police reports. reports. •; blouse valued al $07.99. They were Westfield Police Sergeant John Hunger Awareness walk set for this Sunday afternoon The Coalition for Hunger Awareness will hold its in Westfield for refreshments and entertainment for fourth annual walk for local hunger Sunday in West- adults and children. Held, Scotch Pluins and Clark. Music will bo provide by Triple Play, a musk group

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"We should act im- now under extensive review by the pressed clear opposition to the cre- RECORD CORRESPONDENT mediately, and seize the only solu- Laws and Rules Committee. ation of an SID. tion to downtown." "We have not gotten through all Business owner Sandy Worster proposed Special Improve- The proposed measure would es- of the substantive issues yet," said maintained that a SID will not help t District (SID) continued to be tablish a district management cor- Councilman Neil Sullivan. He said many downtown businesses and .the minds of many business poration to provide services within the council subcommittee was that it will not necessarily attract and residents who attended the district and would require dis- going through the ordinance "thor- prospective shop owners. Hotel Town Council held Tuesday trict property owners to pay a sur- oughly and deliberately." "It can't alter economics," she tax to finance the improvements Mr. Sullivan hopes to present a said. 299 South Avc -ranwood • (908) 889-ltU ow is the time to act," said and services. The ordinance was report to the Town Council Tues- In other business, a group of res- supporter Ray Pate), who tabled by the Town Council after day, May 7. idents requested that a four-way a health food store in the passage of a first reading, and is Some meeting attendees ex- stop sign be placed at the corner of PROPERTY TAXPAYERS! Dorian Road and Scotch Rains Av- enue due to excessive speeding. Property Taxes Too High?? "If I had my druthers, I'd put speed bumps every couple hun- Wish You Could i er Them! dred feet down the road," said frus- j(m I trated resident Sherman Meyers. The group said at least eight ac- Maybe You Can! cidents have occurred during the REAL ESTATE TAXPAK USA™ last two years. The speeding "al- most defies imagination," said resi- Sin-Step Guide (o Property Assessment Gives 50+ Reasons for dent John Spitz. Potential Property Tax Savings Year After Year! Also of note at this week's meet- Includes Report for the Assessor ing: • The Chamber of Commerce Call 1-800-382-9725 (1-800-3TAXPAK) to Order opposed using a strip of Lenox Av- enue for a farmers' market Thurs- Residential Hdition $64,00 + S&H day nights because they believe that traffic congestion in the area will be "disruptive" to many busi- nesses. • The Town Council passed a resolution which urges the state to issue guidelines regarding the usage of pedestrian signs. Such •if K. Si'.ifmid signs were removed from down- *IMI Wtkm*t"fFimiiy TnMffQudfoyA VaiutSince 1929 town earlier this month, after the state deemed them to be illegal be- cause they were not included in 130 Item Brunch Buffet 9;3Qtoz:30PM 9** the Uniform Traffic Law. Dinner 3:3(M0PM Featuring: (Piu» other items) • A resolution was passed autho- RIB ROAST U«M Mr BROILED SWORDFISII io« U4M rizing the mayor and town clerk to ( M sign an Affinity Agreement with ROAST LEG LAMB.« II CHICKEN FR4NCAISE.* Ml" Food drive United National Bank to provide a VEAL MARSALA.« '13** ROAST 1/2 DUCK U4H Town of Westfleld credit card. PRIME SIRLOIN STK it. Ml" SHRIMP SCAMPI M3" JMturday, May 11 It Letter Carrier Food Drive Day. Postal workers will collect nonperlthable • Theodore Schlosberg, director items toft at doorsteps for distribution to the Wettfield Food Pantry on that day. At proclama* of the New Jersey Workshop of the Informal • Reasonably Priced • Family Restaurant Won presentation ceremony are David M. Hart, acting Mountainside mayor; Westfleld postal Arts, urged the Town Council to Phone: (908) 725-1500 • FAX: (908) 725 6633 Carrier Emll Anthony; WestfieM Deputy Mayor Norman Greco; and Westfleld Postmaster support window dressing in all 1288 Rt. 22 East* Brldgewater, NJj Kenneth A. Brown. shop windows downtown so that there are no vacant windows. Town-wide farewell planned for superintendent of schools ; After a decade of service as su- "With pay your taxes day (April 15) oerintendent of schools in West- and vote in your school election field, Mark C. Smith will be feted day (April 16) over, we now have it a Friday, June 7 farewell to the time to think about other im- >hlch an open Invitation has been portant events in Westfleld. If YOU'VE BEEN TURNED DOWN FOR A CELLULAR PHONE, ii extended to the entire community. "The June 7 function for Dr. '- Dr. Smith, who became superin- Smith will be a wonderful time to endent of schools Ln Westficld in reminisce about the past 10 years JJovember 1980, will become super- under Dr. Smith's school steward- dent of schools in Framing- ship with fellow citizens and school PLAN #1 Mass. In July. staff members." The farewell is scheduled to Mrs. Walsh, who is registrar for YOUUGETA begin 6 p.m. at L'Aflaire Restau- the June 7 farewell, issued a blan- jwit on Route 22. ket invitation to all Westficid resi- • "Mark Smith has been a positive dents. The cost is $45, which in- force for excellent education in cludes a gift. Citizens interested in Westficld and throughout the state attending the event can call 789- ;of New Jersey," said Board of Edu- 4430 before the reservation dead- cation member Daricllc Walsh. line of Wednesday, May 15. CELLULAK HHONt MfllH US! 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WtostfloM Commentary Separate but equal The cost of the recent expanded schools election not reason to move vote to fall Last week's board of education and budget District Percentage of Turnout ejections were historic in New Jersey. For the Cranford 10.5 Qrst time, county election officials ran the proce- Westfield 21.8 dure. There were sample ballots mailed to all Scotch Plains-Fanwood *24 Kenilworth **M registered voters. This was a first and, despite •Up 16 percent over last year the cost of printing and mailing, looked as if it ••About the same as last year alone could improve voter turnout ajt the histori- Union County officials sent cost estimates to cally low-profile school elections. the school districts in advance of the elections, There also were three, and in some districts, but in at least one local district those numbers four times as many places to vote in last week's are believed to be on the low side. school elections. Here, again, of course, the costs As seen from the Statehouse, school elections were up. All those added poll workers, the coun- have been costly enigmas for years. Turnouts are nearly always low, despite the academic and ty crews who moved and maintained the voting financial stakes. There has been periodic talk of machines and the municipal clerks' staffers who moving the school elections to the general elec- Jiad to work on election night — and in some tion ballot in November. Cases on evening voter registration dates — have Let's hope this year's "high costs" do not be- to be paid, too. come a rationale for combining school and gen- . ' In theory, the added polling places, late-night eral elections. Voters have enough to worry yoter registration hours and sample ballots about in the autumn without facing the school should have inspired more voters to turn out. No budget and school board candidates as well as one can prove they did not, of course, but the everything from presidential aspirants to mu- nicipal officials and the inevitable cluster of turnouts in last week's school balloting did not statewide ballot bond questions. J;how any significant signs of a new stimulus in The way to bolster interest in school elections Jhe works. is to foster quantity, quality and diversity among '* Based on earliest election figures, turnouts candidates and ever-closer scrutiny of school went something like this: budget proposals. Letters to the editor Petix calls for active opposition to state plan To The Record: an all-time high; pupils of diverse back- • The second reason for concern over the cookie-cutter funding formula will elimi- The problems of equity and costs In If there is one constant in the relatively grounds and races are Increasingly dem- future of our schools also relates to money. nate scores of programs that our com- New Jersey are real. The solution, how- long history of the Westfield public onstrating mutual respect; staff is more The state of New Jersey is under a Judicial munity believes to be essential to our chil- ever, is not the Comprehensive Plan. Th» schools, it has been the expectation of ex- committed to professional growth and ac- mandate to produce a funding formula dren's education. real solution must come from you. I urge cellence. This value is so embedded in all tivities with students beyond the school that will equalize spending in school dis- The citizens, educators and children of every Westfielder to become more its- our citizens, particularly parents, pro- day; colleges hold our program and gradu- tricts throughout New Jersey, and theo- Westfield have inherited a century-old tra- formed about, and outspoken on, the is- fessional staff and students, that it is dif- ates in high esteem; students feel safe, retically, give every child a thorough and dition of excellence in our schools. The sues affecting education in our district ani ficult to Imagine our community ever set- happy and challenged. efficient education. The governor and (ed- Comprehensive Plan will gut our superb throughout the state. '-. tling for loss. None of us wants to believe But this tradition of excellence can, and ucation) commissioner have responded to curricular and co-curricular program at Further, I ask you to contact state legisr that we would ever succumb to the pres- very possible will, change dramatically the mandate by offering the Com- every level — a program built over several lators as well as Westfield Board of Educa- sures to be average or to tolerate medioc- within the next few years for two reasons: prehensive Plan. If this plan, or a reason- decades. We will be forced to make impos- tion members to apprise them of your con- rity in our schools. • For the first time in our history, an able variation is enacted, our school dis- sible choices between programs that intel- cerns. If you do not take this threat seri- For the last three decades, our district alarming number of Westfielden are voic- trict will lose $10 million in 1996-07 (even ligent people know our students require to ously, if you do not voice your opposition has prevailed over all the difficult social, ing the opinion that perhaps we need not though the plan will take effect in 1097- be complete human beings and to be suc- to solutions that save money at the at curricular and financial challenges that try to be the best, if being the best costs 98). Education in Westfield will be dra- cessful in their adult endeavors. We will pense of quality, I fear that in the vety have critically diminished the quality of too mush. That attitude is vwy different matically transformed to a basic no-frUU also lose some of our most creative and near future, we will wonder how> wci al- many other school districts. In most re- from the traditional premise in Westfield program, indistinguishable from inferior effective teachers. lowed a great school system t* b—stoe spects, Westfield public schools are health- that we should strive towards excellence districts. Excellence is like a relationship. It takes ordinary. ' . ' i •>(> ier now than in any other time in their as frugally as possible. Until now, the While some school critics may applaud years to establish. It must be constantly history — standardized scores are up; par- focus has been on excellence; now, for the idea of downsizing, most caring, cost- nurtured, and once undermined, can never Priarfpal ticipation in extra-curricular activities is at many, it is on cost. conscious citizens know that the effect of a be made whole. Westfield High Scho* L Bud's successor faces big problems To The Record: that he fails to mention the sale of to finance the new hires to form PTO thanks all show supporters (Mayor) "Bud (Boothe) is not millions of dollars worth of land the committee to find more ways To The Record: for narration and Beth Rubel for music. Special ' seeking re-election! Our mayor has which probably should have re- to spend our money downtown? Or We wish to express our thanks to all those who thanks also goes to the families, local merchants'- decided to call it quits afler years (iucedour taxes. The question is, maybe the money was used to pay helped make the Jefferson School Parent Teacher and businesses who provided gifts and services for for the numerous lawsuits? How Organization dinner and fashion show, "Spring our raffle and door prizes. z of public service. He lists keeping what happened to that money? ! our taxes low as one of his many Hopefully, this additional surplus about street repairs? Leaf removal? Magic," a successful evening. Our sincere apprecia- Last but not least, we wish to thank all the accomplishments. Analyze the accomplishments. tion is extended to Liz Claibome, Elisabeth and committee members and models for all their hard '\ is still intact If the money wasn't Claiborne of the Mall at Short Hills, for graciously work and the numerous families who attended for " What is interesting to note is used for snow removal, was it used The mayor takes credit for many ! projects undertaken by the state, providing the spring fashions, Lynne Fitzpatrick their continued support and Nancy of Guillotine for hairstyling. Merle Nor- KATHLEEN DUNN, CLAMS HUOHKS, including New Jersey Transit. He man Cosmetic Studio for make-up, Maggie Burke JANE FITTER-SCHOENFELD, Co-chairwomen > takes credit for his spending of our Grateful Cubs salute tax dollars to form a committee, To The Record: It was a most impressive display thinking this will fix our problems On behalf of the Franklin School and was the best pack meeting of downtown. Cub Scouts Pack 112, including the the year. Unfortunately, the next mayor Corrections policy Who's to blame for high rents? parents, 1 would like to extend a Special thanks to the following will inherit the many "accomplish- The Record will promptly To The Record: advantage to have no tenants, • special thank you to the Westfield professionals who volunteered ments" of this administration. correct errors of fact, context A comment on Mrs. Cooper's in- so no money coming in at all. Fire Department and the Westfield their personal time to make this a Hopefully, the present administra- or presentation and clarify teresting letter of April 4 in which also follows that if the Rescue Squad. successful night: tion didn't mortgage our future. any news content that con- she criticizes landlords in down- who then must pay higher ren| The Scouts sponsored a safety Kirk Flemming of the rescue town Westfield. It seems to me that must charge more for their education night for the troop and squad; Lt. Mike Brennan and Dan (And remember, they can't keep fuses or misleads readers. chandise. If that results in both groups graciously volunteered Kelly and the firefighters Bob Buc- any overpayment of taxes you our Please report errors to the her complaint would be directed at not being competitive to malls i their time, equipment and exper- cino, Tom Dries, Brian Dunlap and your hank may inadvertently editor, Ed Carroll, at 102 Wal- those whose actions keep the prop- other downtowns, it seems that '• tise to help educate the Scouts in Dave Kelly of the Westfield Fire send.) Let's hope that this is the nut Ave. in Cranford, 07016, erty taxes so high in this town. problem of our downtown may the area of fire prevention and Department end of the good old boys network. or by phoning 276-6000. Fax If a landlord's property taxes are be only in the lack of parking. . safety as well as various first aid BILL mSBERQ MICHAEL WOLSKI is 276-6220. high, it follows that he must charge JAMES F.UVESI IT techniques. Scoutmaster Westfield high rent; it surely is not to his Westfic d

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Second class postage paid at Cranford, NJ 07016.POSTMASTER: please send changes to Forbes Newspapers. Fulfillment Office, PO Box 699, Somerville. I let the computer choose. I take one ticket every time I pick them up for my husband and he usualy does NJ 08876. Subscription rates by mail, one year within Union County 510, out of county it gets over $10 mHcn. And V my system worked, I birthdays. I do Pick 6 hoping the machine does better: $20, out of stale $20. To subscribe call: 1 -600-300-9321 wouldn't be here. than I do. ' Write Us: 102WalnutAvenue Phone (908) 276-6000 Craniord.NJ 07016 FAX: (908) 276-6220 April 25,1996 WestfteM Record A-5 Seniors could use high-tech aid for communication system When Millie Eoguski's family volunteer, are working to establish and to explore their individual in* moves to North Carolina this a computer education and access terosts by using the World Wide spring, Ms. Boguski hopes to get program at the residence. Web, News Groups and other areas on the highway to keep in touch "The residents are anxious to of the Internet." with them. Ms. Boguski will not join the world of computers," Ms. Anyone able to donate equip- pack any bags or fUl the car with Smith said, "In addition to an op- ment, or with knowledge of an gas. The highway she wants to get portunity to learn a new skill, the equipment source, can reach Ms. on is the information super high- residents hope to be able to keep Rowe via E mail at LHROWE® way. in contact with their distant chil- aol.com or can call Ms. Fishkin at A resident of the Second West- dren and grandchildren via E-mail 518-9284. Held Senior Citizen Residence, Ms. Boguski hopes to keep in close contact with her family via E-mail. Ms. Boguski moved to Westfield Which came first, bad last fall to be closer to her daughter and son-in-law, who are expecting twins this summer. Unfortunately, umdes or a bad attitude'? her son-in-law has been trans- As the leader in supplemental education for ferred to North Carolina and she over 16 years. Sylvan has helped overa million will not get to see them or her new students wild problems running from bail grades grandchildren as much as she had to a bad attitude. First, we get to the root ol the hoped. Ms. Boguski, a retired legal as- I h i nl, . I. i S \ I \ .n I I'm sistant, is anxious to get on the ><. I U t ) • I I ill • > .111*1 I li' information super highway. Not only does she hope to keep in problem. Then, our certified touchers touch with her family, she plans to develop a personalised program thai explore her interests on the Inter- is the key to your child's success. net. tirades go up. Motivation im- "For senior citizens, the Internet proves. Students become excited opens up a whole new world with- about learning again. To out requiring them to leave their learn more, call Sylvan apartment building. ITiis is a won- today. derful opportunity for seniors with Top poster limited mobility," said Ruth Smith, EDISON RooMvttt Intermediate School •Ighth-gracter Elizabeth Nlcol won tha Uona International executive director of Westfleld Se- 494-2300 PHCI Potter Contest with Its them* "Puci Will Sai Ua Fraa." At tha award presentation ara nior Citizens Housing Corporation. RooMVttt Principal Kan Shulack, art Instructor Anna Chona, Elizabath and Waatflald Uona Ms. Smith, Claire Fishkin, ac- SYLVAN LEARNING CENTER® Club Secretary Michael Lamped. tivities director at Westfield Senior Better grades are just the beginning."" Citizens Housing, and Lily Rawe, a - S \ I / \( I • Stuch Skills - Two fires damage homes on £. Broad, Elm streets No one was injured. One firefighter sustained minor THE RECORD injuries, but was not hospitalized, v Westfleld's bravest battled two while ventilating a single family •tiucture fires recently. Dm Street home which caught Are Save $49,000 in interest. . Firefighter* responded to a fire April 13. •t 740 East Broad St 12:45 a.m. The fire started when the owner April 11 to And a single family was removing paint from the sid- home in "heavy fire conditions," ing of his 411 Elm SL home with a •aid Westfield Deputy Fire Chief heat gun, said Mr. Battiloro. The Get $200 or a gift. Paul Battiloro. "Flames were shoot- homeowner unsuccessfully tried to ing out the front window," he said. extinguish the flames before call- ' "At first we couldn't account for ing the fire department « 17-year-old girl and a dog," said The fire burned inside the walls Mr. Battiloro, "but they were not in on the left side of the home, and the house. Tlie daughter was walk- spread to a crawl space above the ing the family dog." third floor. When firefighters ar- ' "Rw aauae of the blaze was deter- rived, smoke was billowing from Sorry, only one itibwd to be electrical, said the the third floor and roof. deputy chief. Fire officials believe The house sustained fire damage Ihe fire smoldered for a time in an to the exterior siding on the second Mectrica) outlet which was behind and third floors; fire damage to the toi "overstuffed" chair before third floor, heat and smoke dam- home mortgage to breaking out into a full-fledged age to the second and third floors; ! blaze, said Mr. Battiloro. and water and smoke damage to | Sixteen firefighters — including the first, second and third floors. j off-duty and volunteer personnel Nineteen firefighters, two engine a customer. i — and two trucks, one aerial ladder companies, a ladder company and ! and two chiefs' cars responded to two chiefs cars responded to the ; scene, said Mr. Battiloro. 1 Elm Street blaze. The Garwood The first floor of the structure Fire Department was called in to I sustained heavy fire and heat dam- stand by at Westfield Fire De- I age. Une second floor sustained partment headquarters in case 30 Yr. 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MEUSS AKLAVEH/FORBES NEWSPAPERS Anna Ferraro, John Ollvlera of Newark and Linda Rinaldl of Elizabeth cook and serve sausage and peppers from their big grill outside Ferraro's during Sunday afternoon's Spring Fling In downtown Westfleld. Fling flawless — and fun •y MEWIN COtAJOMH •or FORBES NEWSPAPERS Eclectic entertainment, fine handicrafts and fried dough lured 15,000-20,000 people to Westfield's second annual Spring Fling Sunday. The event, sponsored by the Westfieid Area Chamber of Com- merce, was "equal to or better than last year," said chamber Executive Director Katherine Broihicr. Sunday's fair weather — despite forecasted showers — was one improvement over last year's "Fling". The inaugural street fair was rained out and had to be hastily rescheduled. "God just smiles on Westfleld," said Ms. Broihier. "They kept saying a chance of rain, but I came home with a sunburn on my arm." The Spring Fling is designed to introduce Westfielders and out- of-towners to downtown merchants, said Ms. Broihier. The hope, she said, is that visitors will browse Westfieid shops during the street fair, then come back in the future to buy. Entertainment included a karate demonstration, comedians, MELISSA KLAVER/FORBES NEWSPAPERS storytellers and, of course, music. Back again was the Bolivian Jean Rebeie of Cranford and Mary Russell of Westfleld examine wreaths at one of the crafts- band Mystic Warriors. Also performing were a jazz quartet, a folk men's booths on downtown streets Sunday afternoon. guitarist and a Civil War fife and drum corps. 1 • WSO offers classes to students Students from the Westfieid High School or- hearsed works for their upcoming spring con- music education programs are also planned for chestra recently rehearsed works by Mozart and cert. Offering instruction on proper technique sixth-graders at Roosevelt and Edison schools Mahler, and perfected their instrumental tech- and interpretation of musical notation, the sym- later this month. As part of the program, the nique in master classes presented by the West- phony's professional musicians later broke into symphony will provide complimentary tickets field Symphony Orchestra and funded by small groups to give individualized instruction to Westfieid High School orchestra students ; Bloomingdale's. for the various sections of the orchestra. who wish to attend its all-Beethoven concert at ; Under the baton of Raymond Wojcik, director the Union County Arts Center in Rahway. Sat- In addition to a grant from the New Jersey urday's concert features the 15-year-old piano ! of instrumental music for the Westfieid schools, State Council on the Arts, funding for the mas- prodigy, Jo Yoon Im, in a performance of the Westfieid Symphony's string quartet played ter class program for the Westfieid schools was Beethoven's First Piano Concert. For infor- ; alongside the student musicians as they re- provided by Bloomingdales. Two additional mation, call the symphony office at 232-9400.

Children collecting toys for the Westfieid Day Care garage sale are Malcolm Lee, John Randazzo and Elizabeth Oberer. : Giant garage sale nearing Armory action date, May 19 \[ The Westfieid Day Care Auxiliary Mondays-Wednesdays. -! is preparing for the 29th annual The sale needs the following gigantic garage sale to be held items in good, saleable condition;. _ noon-4 p.m. Sunday, May 19 at the kitchenware, small (working) appfi* j National Guard Armory, Rahway ances, small furniture, antiques^ j Avenue, Westfieid. All proceeds linens, jewelry, sporting goodsj * support the day care center. games, children's clothing {sizes ii» I Members of the auxiliary have fant-14), boutique items, picture* 1 Westfieid High School orchestra members played in master classes provided by the Westfleld Symphony Orchestra recently been accepting donations 9 a.m.- and garden tools. ' j I under the baton of Raymond Wojcik, the school's Instrumental music director. The master class Droaram was funded bv noon at the reareaj r door of the former For information regarding I Bloomingdales and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts. Auste* r Store~ , 143 E. Broad St, dropoffs or pickups, call 232-2030r: * Agra 25,1996 A-7 Red Cross offering aid course series ( Obituaries The Westfield/Mountainside CPR for infants and children. Chapter of the American Red Community first aid and safety Cross is offering courses in first aid will be 6-10 p.m. Tuesday- Marvin Katz, 77 and CPR. Thursday, May 14-16. This course CPR for the professional rescuer will help identify ways to prevent Realty broker, officer in organizations will be 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Saturday. injury and/or illness and will cover This course teaches those with a first aid techniques associated with • Marvin Katz, 77, a longtime real High School in Hoselle and lived in adult, infant and child CPR and. broker and an official in a Cranford before moving to Scotch duty to respond the skills neces- basic care for injury or sudden ill-'; • of organizations, died April Plains in 1959. He served as ex- sary to respond to respiratory and ness, i cardiac emergencies. 1996 at his home in Scotch alted ruler of Elizabeth Lodge 289, For more information, call the! Infant/child CPR will be 9 a.m.- American Red Cross office at 232-: B.P.O. Elks, in 1961-62, and was a 1:30 p.m. Saturday, May 4. This 7090, or stop by the chapter house' He became a broker in 1958 and past district deputy grand exalted a partner in the Louis course teaches the basic level in at 321 Elm St., Westfield. ruler of the Elks in New Jersey. r Co. of Clifton until , when Mr. Katz opened his He was a chief warrant officer in realty firm in Westfield. He the Army in Europe during World been a member of the West- War II. Board of Realtors since 1977 He arid his wife, Paule Laguille received the Omega Tau Rho Katz, celebrated their 50th wedding award from the National As- anniversary July 8,1995. Hillside Cemetery to situated on 135 acres of tmlly roiling tend. of Realtors. Also surviving are two sons, Rob- All kite in the beautifully maintained and landscaped ground* K member of the Society of In- ert of Clark and Joel of Scotch include perpetual care. HUMd* Cemetery, located on Woodland strial and Office Realtors since Plains; two daughters, Renee Barry 69, he was the governor of that of Scotch Plains and Miehele Avenue in Scotch Plain*, ii a non-profit organiation. ition in 1977 and its presi- Ueberman of New York City; nine For further information, telephone 7S6-I729. it in 1981. grandchildren; a brother, Arnold of Mr. Katz was a founding mem- linden; and a sister, Rita Lerner of of the Union County Economic Pennsboro, W.Va. it Corp. and in 1980-81 Services were held Tuesday at iti treasurer. He received a ci- the Memorial Funeral Home in ition for meritorious service from Elizabeth Industrial Commis- Fanwood. Burial was in Fairview sion in 1961. Cemetery. j He also was a past president of Contributions may be made to 1 he Shackamaxon Golf 8i Country the Center for Hope Hospice, 176 Club in Scotch Plains and the Hussa St., Linden, 07036. or the 1 Jnlon County lodge of B'nai B'rith. Crippled Children's Fund of Eliza- %?ssi A native of Newark, Mr. Katz beth Lodge 289, B.P.O. Elks, 225 Wernadette M. Stoeckcr/'Rsissi, 'Director, Manager iraduated from Abraham Clark Luttgen Place, Linden, 07036. Winning beverage 1937 WestfkfdAvenue • Scotch Thins, 9{J- 07076 Ahrro Marot and Daniel Gibson, owners of Ahrre's Coffee (908)322-8038 ohn A. Pierce, 68 Roastery of Wettfleld and Summit, won "best non-alcoholic beverage" honors at the Pest Chefs Night food tasting spon- Our Management And Staff Takes Pride In Assuring sored by the Washington Rock Girl Scout Council at L'Affaire Retired town government employee in Mountainside recently. The Families We Serve With Dedicated, Considerate JohJh n A . PiercePi , 6969 , diedidd ApriAil l 1717, sisters, Sarah Jones, IiUie Gregory and Personal A ttention. 1996 at Cape Fear Valley Medical and Dorinc McLaurin, all of Fay- Center in Fayetteville, N.C. He etteville, and Ethel Hodge of worked for the Westfield town gov- Brooklyn; and two brothers, Harlon ernment from 1953 until his retire- Gregory and Earl, both of Fay- Metzgers' artwork is ment in 1987. etteville. 'A native of Foyettcville, Mr. Two other brothers, Jimmio and pierce lived in Plainfield before Billy, and another sister, Lone, are on exhibit in Elizabeth moving to Westfield in 1975. He deceased. Westfield artists Janice and is on the adjunct faculty of Kean Returned to Fayetteville in 1995. Funeral services were held Mon- Michael Metzger will exhibit their College. > Surviving are three sons, day at the Bethel Baptist Church, works in the Union County Free- Mr. Motzger reecivotl his educa- Jonathan Sr. of Westfleld, Billy A. of which Mr. Pierce had been a holders meeting room located in tion at the State University of New if Orlando, Fla., and Lamont C. of member for 30 years. Burial was the Union County administration York at Buffalo and the Cranbrook New Castle, Del.; a daughter, private. building in Elizabeth, accessible Academy of Art. The recipient of Joanne C. Pierce-McNair of Rob- Arrangements were by the site. The exhibit is open to the numerous awards, Mr. Metzger has binsville; five grandchildren; four Plinton Funeral Home. public 8:30 a.m,-4:30 p.m. weekdays shown in many exhibitions. His We Serve Families With Explanation o/Pre-Need through Friday, May 3. works ore in the permanent collec- Forthought Funeral Planning, A insurance Program or Titled "Recent Works," the two- tions of Alcoa, Detroit, Mich.; Pru- N.J. Funeral Trust Plan— person show features a vibrant dential Insurance Company of We Serve Families At The Timt Of Need. Theodore Florczak, 48 array of mixed medium artwork in America, Newark; Educational We Serve Our Families With After Care, When Everyone oils, collage, drawings and mono- Testing Services, Princeton; and Else Leaves, We Provide Bereavement Services. {Services held for carpenter prints. private collections. [ Theodore J. Florczak, 48, died Baptist Church of Venice. Ms. Metzger received her educa- He is a professor of fine arts at April 19, 1996 at his home in Surviving are three sons, Jeremy tion at Montclair State College, the Kean College. Venice, Fla. He was a carpenter. of Sarasota, Fla., Ted and Shane, State University of New York at Mr. Florczak was bom in Eliza- both of Chambersburg, Pa.; a Buffalo and the High School of Art beth and lived in Wyalusing, Pa., daughter, Shannon of Philadelphia, and Design in New York. faeibre moving to Venice in 1995. Pa.; and his mother, Shirley M. A member of Arts Educators of 870 St. George Ave.. Railway He attended services at the First Ennis of Venice. New Jersey, National Association CVS Shopping Canter Graveside services were held of Women Artists, National Arts yesterday at Graceland Memorial Education Association and the 908-381-6776 Park in Kenilworth. Arrangements Printmaking Council of New Jer- paniel were by the Gray Memorial Fu- sey, Ms. Metzger teaches at Union FAX! 608-381-8008 puchheit, 18 neral Home in Cranford. County Regional High School and Discount Wines ^st recently JOHNNIE SUgRMIS estfield resident WALKER RED Daniel R. Buchheit, 18, died April 17, 1996 at Overlook Hospital in Summit He had been a patient TAX-TIME DIRECTORY at Children's Specialized Hospital in Mountainside for eight years mi = mi = mi ss mi = mi = mi = IIII = mi = mi = mi = c after a sports injury. w a '• Mr. Buchheit was born in Staten M. M. H. Tax Consulting Inc. 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•L, Th« Lambert's Mill House on Raritan Road Is among thosa featured on the Saturday, May 18 house tour of the Woman's Club 0f Westfield. Famed Raritan Road home is on May tour The Lambert's Mill house on home. Natural woodwork, hard- Raritan Road is just one of the his- wood floors and custom carpentry toric homes to be shown on the are used in the living room which Woman's Club of Westfield's overlooks the old mill stream. A Spring House Tour Saturday, May master bedroom suite was created 18. on the second floor out of several AUBMiDt DOQACAT In 1737, James Lambert's mill smaller rooms. The house has been OtOOMWO was located on a 110-acre farm in extensively renovated during the ••TSt/mifS Scotch Plains. Originally, the mill past decade, but the exposed sec- m made cider and distilled cider — ond floor ceiling beams, which 4flN.20 STREE1 known as Jersey lightning. Several came from the first mill, built in KENILWORTH • local legends, dating back to the 1740, are reminders of the past. Revolutionary War, tell of British Six local homes will be shown and Continental soldiers stopping between 10 a.m.-3 p.m. The tour at the mill to enjoy the cider. will include a light lunch to be The present structure was rebuilt served at the Woman's Club, 318 S. around 1840 by James Lambert's Euclid Ave. Refreshments will be grandson, Simeon Lambert, who served 11 a.m.-2 p.m. only. Home converted it into a water-powered baked goods and fiats of spring grain mill. A large tunnel under plants will also be available and the house, which is reached can be ordered in advance and through a trap door, may have picked up on the day of the tour. been used by the "Underground Tickets are $18, and can be pur- Railroad" to hide runaway slaves chased in Westfield at Robert E. during the time before the Civil Brunner Opticians, Lancaster Ltd., War. Music Staff, Periwinkle Fine Gifts, In the early 1900s, the mill had Rorden Realtors, the Town Book fallen into disuse and was con- Store or by calling the clubhouse at verted into a distinctive colonial 233-7160.

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all of us in the same boat, I like our The WHS track and field MWS ffetfrr Ryan Stottor on playing for thm league team broke three meet i at Shmckamanan (storgbmhmi records Saturday at the Sports Blue Devil Classic. Comets fall In tough Par for the course [showdown Blue Devil golfers play at Shackamaxon ith Jets for Watchung Conference championship •y JAMES RCHLY scheduling problems, and currently Westfield CorneU dropped THE RECORD holds a 4-1 record, including a ET hard-fought game to ths dominant 168-229 win over Frank- irancnburg Jets on Sunday afler- For the first time in recent mem- lin Monday. n S-l. The difference in goals ory, the Watchung Conference Golf Key Blue Devils include top trio attributed to the Jets capiud- Championships will be held at the Ryan StoUer, Ron Kashlak and [ on the scoring opportunities, highly-regarded Shackamaxon Golf Brian Houston, and a close group te Comets looked good. They and Country Club. of players — Doug Brandely, Rob utilized the passing techniques While playing such a well-coifled which Coaches Sobala and Farley Jessup and Rick Martinelli — com* course is certainly a wonderful op- peting for the final two slots. have taught with the help of U.K. x Elite. These techniques were used portunity, it does present a unique Cranfonfon. * -jyjnitt'""..fr&W . arare conc - "I think playing on a different set of problems for teams vying for sidered top v ..engere for the con- course could be to our advantage," the conference title — especially ference title — with host school said StoUer. "All the teams except two of the favored squads, Cran- Scotch Plains-Fanwood High serv- for Scotch Plains will be in the ford and Westfield high schools. ing as the darkhorse contender — same boat with not being familiar "We'll have a little meeting be- for good reason. with how the course plays, And I fore the tournament," said CHS Cranford has raced out to a 7-0 think that we have a strong team, Head Coach Bill Ray, whose Cou- regular-season record, including and with all of us in the same boat, gars are the defending Watchung wins over Roselle Catholic, Shaba- I like our chances." Conference champions. "We have forwards Neil Kroncke, J.J. zz, Pingry and Elizabeth in the last Soviero has a two-point plan in one guy who's never played the week, and the Cougar strength lies Mike Huber and halfback place that he thinks the Blue Dev- course before (sophomore Justin in youthful intelligence and friend- Johnson for an early scoring ils can follow to a Watchung Con- Conktin), and most of the other ly competition. ity which sailed just wide ference triumph. the goal. guys have limited experience "We've got four juniors and a "Number one, we need to keep The opportunistic Branchburg there. But I think our guys will sophomore penciled in for the con- took advantage of a rebound handle it just fine." ference, and even though we're rel- the ball in play," said Soviero. "If we do get in trouble, we don't want ore their first goal, A second Westfield Head Coach Joe Sovi- atively young, this is a steady minutes later was repelled ero also acknowledged the chal- group," said Ray. "Our guys have a or need to take that risky shot the defensive efforts of Brian lenge of an unknown course. healthy internal competition, and Just put it back into play where Pat Farley, Mike Checchio "I've never been at the course, we seem to play smart golf. We you can get a clear shot to the Joshua Dennerletn. A Comet and neither has any of the team," don't try to make miracle shots, green. counter-attack was launched when and that steadiness has spread "Number two, we need to look Eroncke passed upfield to Sobala. said Soviero, whose Blue Devils were edged by the Cougars in last throughout the team." for two-putts once we get on the lobala drew the defenders using green. We can't be overly aggres- tfedsion passing and set up a season's conference battle 369-3GG, Top Cougar duffers include de- sive or we'll end up three- and Cg effort by Huber. Denied, but bounced back to win the Union fending Union County champion l>e persistent Huber tried again County crown. "The only holes I Josh Evans, Bill Hansen, Collin four-putting because we're playing /ith a deep drive and a cross in know are the ones I see when I McFadden, Dave Markowitz — all the bull too aggressive. I want our root of the. goalmouth. The stingy drive past the course on the way to juniors — and sophomore Justin guys to just two-putt and walk Ms cleared the ball to midfielder AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/THE RECORD work every day. But we do know Conklin. away. At ihis level, bogeys will ^ who tried a long boot on Senior Ryan Stotter, co-captaln of the Weatfleld High golf team, it's a fine course, and I think we've Westfield has not gotten out on most likely keep you in the hunt goal Again the Jets' goalie thwart- will lead the Blue Devils Into the Watchung tonference Tourna- got the makings of a fine team, the links as often as they would Then when you sink one or two of it the Comets offensive thrust ment at Shackamaxon Monday. which is a good combination." like due to the soggy weather and those putts, you're in business." Qdfielder Dan Mahoney also aunched a long shot on goal only » be turned away. Late in the first talf the Jets slid a second goal by he sprawling Comets' defense for Westfield devilish in tournament play two-goal lead the Westfiekt High Softball team to propel the Lady Devils as senior and Cohen 6-0, TRACK Matt DeMasI drove in Ciem- Comets started ths seoppd, ' Lauren Cafaro tossed a five-inning 6-3 at singlet, The Blue Davit Classic Saturday niecki with single in the first in- •Jowly, while tha Jets ntttn* »no-hitter over Elizabeth Thursday^ while Jflti D|- proved a perfect tttneup for this ning, but a late-rally propelled their earlier pace. The Jets dominating Wins, smoking Inv while the Westfield bats were flam- Gkwanni-Dan week's Perm Relays as boys 4x800 Union to victory. me led by No. 12, who appeared maculata 11-1 in the opener and ing. The Lady Devils raced out to a Aquila won 7-9 team of Ryan Stefluk, Mike Krug, Westfield 7, Elizabeth 3 -The o be everywhere, taking comer then rocking the host team 10-2 in five-run lead in the first inning — (7-5), 7-6, (7-3), Laurence Ho and Matt Elmuccio Devils refused to be intimidated by ticks, throw-ins and working his the finale. keyed by Sue Phillips' two-run and Ken Dia- broke the meet record in 8:03.3, as the presence of highly-touted hurl- «y past defenders. No. 12 finally "Everyone is just seeing the ball double — and never looked back, H S Roundup mond-Chris did the distance medley relay of er Al Hawkins Thursday, and cored what should have been the very well and we're hitting it" said as Cafaro made the lead stand up. Camuto won 6- Krug, Steve Dennis, Ho and El- topped Elizabeth at Edison Inter- •ck-breaking goal. Instead this WHS Head Coach Maggie McFad- 3,6-0. muccio in 10:26.8. mediate School Field. pal seemed to ignite the Comets. den after securing the tourney TENNIS Westfleld 5, Irvtngton 0 - The Both squads are scheduled to With several scouts in at- Joach Sobala instructed the championship in Bernards Town- Westfield has rounded into tour- compete in the prestigious Perm tendance to watch Hawkins, sopho- ship. "Shannon (Wagner) pitched Blue Devils coasted by Irvington 5- Relays today and Friday. peedy Sean Devaney to mark the nament form, winning the Delbar- 0 Friday with an unusual lineup more righthander Matt Williams et's playmaker. The bounding great in the first game against Im- ton Invitational in Morris Town- On the girls side, the Lady Dev- proved up to the task, tossing a maculate, and then Lauren (Cafaro) ship Sunday with a 5-0 victory over securing the win. Dan Aquila ils 4x800 team of Sage Stefiuk, luber blew by a defender and ri- didn't drop a single game at first five-hitter for his second win of the came through with another terrific Ridgewood in the semifinals and a Lauren Saul, Terry Milanette and season for Westfield. Rightfielder led a pass to the crafty Kroncke. performance." 4-1 decision over Livingston in the singles, while Jon DiGiovanni also Suzy Kozub set a meet record at Croncke used a patented hesitation Chris Schwarsenbek blasted a Westfield will host New Provi- final. recorded a sweep at second singles. 9:39.8. nove to freeze the goalie and fired Graig Cameron won 6-2, 6-1 at long homer, and Mark Cerefloe dence in the first round of the The Blue Devils ran their record connected for a two-run for the rocket The Westfield crowd Union County Tournament Satur- to 12-0 on the season, as junior third singles, while Jeff Diamond- BASEBALL retched as the rocket shot upward, Adam Kerdler (6-1, 6-2) and Jer- Blue Devils, while centerfielder day at 10:30 a.ra first singles player Dan Matro beat Westfield dropped a 4-3 contest Brian Ciemniecki made the field- dt the crossbar and just bounded Unlon 3, Westfleld 2 — Westfield Livingston's Randy Shu 6-1, 6-1, emy Chilmlck-Tom O'Conncll (6-0, Monday to East Side, as the Blue ver the top. Forward Jacob Mirsky 6-2) won the doubles matches. ing play of the day, by throwing faced Union for the second time and second singles player Brad Devil batters couldn't manage a out a runner at the plate in the top Ired a perfect cross to Huber who this season Friday, and although Jankowski won 6-4, 6-0. Rich Westfield 5, Iloundel 0 — West- timely hit to support the fine pitch- of the fifth, with Westfield clinging icked just as the anticipating Jets the score was closer the result was Cohen won 6-4,6-2 at third singles. field passed its first big test of the ing of senior lefthander Dan to a 4-3 lead. goalie moved forward for the save. the same - a loss. The Lady Devils In doubles competition, Jon Di- season with flying colors Thursday, Garry. Despite the opportunities the Jets fell 3-2 as wind-miller Laura Labo Giovanni-Dan Aquila won in a Garry recorded five strikeouts, thrashing highly-ranked Holmdel. LACROSSE still had the shut out nia picked up the win for the Lady thrilling contest at first doubles 7-5, Matro pulled off a gutty 6-3, 4-6, 6- and senior centerfielder Brian Ci- Farmers in extra innings. 7-6 (10-8), while Ken Diamond- emnieckl gunned down a runner Senior co-captains Llam Wcr- One Comet was insistent on not 4 win over the dangerous Mike theimer and Alex Schmidt each Westfield rained from a 2-0 defi- Chris Camuto won 7-5, 6-4 at sec- Klatsky, and Jankowski beat his trying to score, but the Blue Devils ending the game in a shutout cit in the top of the seventh when ond doubles. (6-4) stranded a runner at second scored two goals in Westfield's 9-6 Sweeper Pirot boomed a corner brother Dave 6-3, 7-5 at second sin- base in six of the seven innings. loss to Montclair Monday at Susan Phillips knocked in Heath- Westfield 5, Sparta 0 - West- gles. kick from the right side. The Jets er Post with the game-tying run, field topped Sparta 5-0 Saturday in Union 2, Westfield 1 - Senior Tamaques School Field. defense got to the ball first and but Union's Erica Kirschner drilled the quarterfinals of the Delbarton Rich Cohen won 6-3, 6-4 at third Brian Ciemniecki struck out 10 Delbarton 12, Westfleld 1 - tried to dear. But Pirot followed a homer in the bottom of the Invitational in Morris Township, as singles, while Jon DiGiovanni-Dan batters and scored a run, but Mark Juelis struck for the lone his kick and was in position to boot eighth for the win. Matro, Jankowski and Cohen each Aquila (6-4, 6-4) and Chris Camuto- Union picked up a two-run double Blue Devil goal, as highly-ranked a shot into the net. thus eliminat- Westfleld 12, Elizabeth 0 - Ex- won straight set matches. Matro Ken Diamond (6-2, 6-0) completed from Don Huff to beat the Blue Delbarton swamped Westfleld Sat- ing the shutout cellence from the circle continued won 6-3, 6-4, Jankowski 6-0, 6-0, the sweep with doubles triumphs. Devils Friday. urday. End of an era Westfield High lacrosse coach Shaun Cherewich resigns after 17 years and more than 200 wfns knowledge of the game and leader- By JAMES RENXY ship were things that he brought to THE RECORD the team, but our other coaches The Westfield High lacrosse know the game, too, and well have team is traveling in uncharted wa- Lacrosse to pick up the slack in the leader- ters, as the only skipper the school ship department" has ever known pulled up anchor In addition to Benequista and and resigned April 17. Mott, former freshman coach Ron Shaun Cherewich stepped down at Westfield in 1979, compiling a Bamer has been tabbed by as the Blue Devils' head coach just 204-108 record, including the 1986 Tranchina to help out for the year, four games into the season for and 1987 state championships. until a permanent replacement is "personal reasons," according to a "Coach Cherewich built the la- hired in the fall. press release. But the Blue Devils crosse program into a stale power- "Mr. Barner knows the kids and don't consider themselves strand- house," said Westfield Athletic Di- knows the game and we think he'll ed. rector Ed Tranchina. "Many of his be a nice complement to the other "There's been talk and rumors kids went on to experience tremen- coaches," said Tranchina, who was and some hints over the years that dous success on the lacrosse fields recently named head coach of the he'd be leaving," said Westfield co- in college. His commitment was football team, replacing Jim Bene- captain Ethan Marsh. "At first we exceptional. I'm sorry to see him dict "Ron can add a little guidance were pretty surprised and most of step down." and stability to the program," the team was down, but we know Marsh and co-captains Iiam Meanwhile the rebuilding Blue we've just got to get over it and Wertheimer and AJex Schmidt Devils will continue to keep fight- keep playing better." were told by Tranchina Wednesday ing for wins this season. Thus Westfield lacrosse began a morning, and then spoke to the "We got off to a rough start, but new era, dropping a 6-0 decision to team. Cherewich later addressed we have the people here to turn it Pingry with coaches Jerry Beneq- the team. around and get better," said Marsh. . RECORD RLE PHOTO uista and Tom Mott at the helm. "He spoke to the team, but was "Well just turn the page, and con- Cherewich will prowl the sidelines for the Westfleld High lacrosse team no more. CherewicR had started the program pretty brief," said Marsh. "His centrate on winning games." April 25,1996 -'- A-10 S( OKI UO\KI) WHS CALENDAR

AM limes p.m. untess noted Jacob, 27. Mark Daateman. 28. Vaughn Harris, players may challenge anyone up to eight ^ wM ba pubfiahed avary WOMEN'S DOUBLES LADOEfl positions higher on the ladder. The first other waak. Al n*ct aa muat ba calad In FoOowng are the final standing* of the 1996 THUMSMY, AMII. M 29. Paul Hanas, 30. Hugh Coteman, 31. Slawa Parker, 32. Rick Lawaon. 33. Hudolfo Betan- reporting period concludes I p.m. Sunday la Bruea Uang at •64-1*74. Oaadiint to ** WTA Women* Doubles Ladder. Mew tr Oo«-Bl6eotcriPlftlne, 4 wi be Included m the next listing. The Track - Perm Relays, TBA court, 34. Tom McdaNan, 35. Steve Goodman, May 12. Below are the final standings tmt puMfcation a) May is, • pm MorssmoLEi 36. Hck Sawyer. 37. Mik* Wettars, 38. Jim from last year. 1. EMn Hoal, 2. John Tirona, 3. Sun Karp, reporting period ends Sunday May 12 at J* pm Teams that dont play at least one maKtf | May 1 mark* ttta Daglnning ot tha 1988CMCiertoo. 39. Dewey RairwiHa, 40. Mik* Pane- 1. Jacque Boyle, 2. Cindy Fechter, 3. r DM fwnwa B. nwn HRMni, •> avm ^twit FRIDAV, APfULM par reporting period will be dropped trval | WesMeld Tennis A—octalton Man* Singles gos, 41. Frank ApicaMa, 42. Hal Rich, 43. Naal Jane Karpinski, 4. Clara Kanush, S. Karen 7. Joe CenOe. g. Hta MoOynn. t. «aut Volleyball - East Side, honM, 4 pieces Please report all ladder scores withi*—*" Ladder competition. Below ar« the anal IMS Sottow, 44. Glan Gorrrwty. 45, Stsphan Ein- Dome, 6. Joanne Purdy, 7. Anna Murray, Hana», 10. Oaway OairwWa, 11. Jim OeOenco. Tamil - al Scotch PIKrta, 4 •wee days to Andrea Macfttcfue at SS4 9375. Track - Penn Relays. TBA standing* New 1M« parUdpants aa ol AprH 1S stain, 46. Dan Kagan, 47. John Gallon, 4a 8. Evelyn Matino, a. HeUine Wasserman, 12. Bruc* long. 13. Tad Moaa, 14. Crariaa hava bean added to the bottom of tha ladder Jarry Fachtar. Naw mambars Include tan Al- 10. Pat Pace, II. Sheila O'DonneU, 12. Carl, IS. SeU om», \t, mm «n»a», 1T. Lam- 1. Las Parry/Cindy FecMef, 2 Shel£ Nichols/Carol Thompson, 3. Jean Power/Jac» SATURDAY, APRIL IT In (ha order wtik* their applications were re- banata. Donald Oohm, Joseph Donnoto, Ste- Cheryl Bobbins, II. Monica Qundrum, 14. afl Doa*, 1«. Ok* ftesatar, n. Wgft/ Katt. » Rogers, 4. Kathy OstrowskvUlian Louie, f BeaebeH - * Hobofcan, noon otlvad. phan Maori. Malt Po**r, Jim Bandar, Jim Os Robin Bailey, U. EUen Shapiro, 11 Jan Joe Domalo, 21. CrwrlM OMaio. 22. Jerry Jane KarplnekVPai Page. 6 Joan Dreyof/Lydte Lacrosse — Mountain Lakes, home, 11 Tha rwMt standings w* rated reeufta of ttslo, Ron Lyon. Nicholas Butkuv, Jama* Velasco, IT. DLannc Mroz, 1$. Leslie Strut, MasMoon. 1. Karen Dome/Dale Morgan, B a.m. matcfies reported by • p.m. Sunday, May 12. Gould, Ouong Vo, Alan Lo. Joseph Sobala, MH 10. Charlotte Lee, 29. Lisa Sharkey, 21. OonaU Dohm. 2fl Mik* Sananman, 27. Hal AH players participating tn WTA laddan must Clarkson, and Tom Oatrano. Kathy O'Neill, 22. EUen Smith, 23. Pamela Rich. JoArm Purdy/lisa Sfiarkey, 9. Karen Browrv Rob* Barfey, 10. Kathy ONeill/Trwresa Macfi. , - MONDAY, APMLM ba Wcctflald residents and hava valid Wesrftaid Lerner, 34. Terry Maori. 25. Karen Fried, t 11. Epta Bentacourt/Carol Mallowa, \2. Pa«y* ' BaMball - Keamy, ham*, 4 tennis parmMi. Everyone on Iht laddar la al- WOMEN'S WHOLES 26. Carol Grose, 27. Janet Rock, U. Paula u Hudatson/Andrea Lowertstein, 13 Gert CohefV * Softball - at Kaarny, 4 lowed two free cniianjaa • month to "find AN local woman tennis players msy j/oin tw Long, 2B. Andrea LMwnstein, M. Susan The WaatWd Tarn* lugrlafcii ai addng • Anna Latafta. 14. Janet Cornell/Mauroen Foley, Tennis - Shabazz, home, 4 thalr laval." Rule* at* contained wKhln tha Westfield Tanni* Asaociallon and participate m Macksy, 31. Carol Bmillie, >2. Diane flam- naw maotf v\m aaaMn, flHvnraj awi^aa oom- 15. Linda CcHeman/Gtnny Leiz, 16 Barbara Uorosse - at Wssl Mendham. 4 mambanhlp directories MOI to M parttopanu. on* or mot* of tha farm* laddart organized by ing, 33. Maureen Foley, 34. Janet Cornell, pattion to araman 45 yeartoM and oldar. Uat- GigorvSheHa Parizeau. 17. Georgia Aqui tha tha association. Applications may ba obtalnad 35. Debbie Roldan. M Suzanne Wol/ord. ad bakw ara current aartldparta. anyone else ; Jody Feller. 18. Susan ShusmarVUela Bern- . Dion, 4 man'* singles laddar should ba o%aotad to at th* Municipal Bidding In tha Raoraalion Da- 37. JiU Cyr-Loewer, 3». Ginny Lei*. ». Waiaawd can cat Gert Cohan at 233-7S20 tor Alan Shlneman, tha 19M man'* singles laddar pSfTTMtTn QfflOA. Betsy Hogarth, 40. Allison Jacob, 41. Beth •ppMeattona. mtommm and aoores Play ba- stain, 19 Catherine Beny/Oiane Barabas. 20 Maria Jackson/Barbara Goldberg, 21 Anna TUESDAY, APftIL 30 coordinator al SS4-27M. Each laddar has players Intaraslad in maet- Kroncke, 42. Joenmarie Korn, 43. Lori ^Mi Dinenny, 44. Maureen Meylor, 41. Diane y Murray/Sarah Strohecfier 22 Lynn AckBrmarv . '. Track - at Plaindeld, 4 1. Vino* Camoto, 8. John Mason, 3. Gary Ing othar players for rri*ndty competition. Play- 1. Georgia Aquas, 2. »amata •odt 1. Crtar Wasterman, 4. Ironda AMoha, S. Patar Snarpa, ars arTanga matches between thamsafcet and Barabss, 4f. Susan Amonette, 47. Maty Patricia Layion. , , McClellan, 48. MaryeUen Doyle, 4t Joelle kMw Clevanoar, 4. dart Cohan, 5. Joanna WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 6. Don Rotanlhal, 7. Alan SWneman, a. Jafl th* winner calls in tha aoora to iha laddar Ougta, 6. Suaan Fnuar, 7. Ann Latartara, •. l - Linden, home, 4 Pollack, 9. BtH Oottdankar, 10. Simon Lack, 11. coordtnalor. Saason play wMI bagm Wednes- Hobson, SO. Felicia Demos. New members SJHXEO DOUBLES LADDER include Pat Clark, Charlotte Clevenger, Paula Long, 9. Suaan Partar, 10 Carol SmWa. SoHbaM - at Linden, 4 John Tirona, IS. Ehrin Hoal, 13. Simon La*. 14, day May 1, and continue through Labor Oay. 11-fl«aWinniofcar. l. Valla/Piazj, 2. Boyie/Karp, 3 rj Oreenway. 1. CratjaVCinsoti. 2. Walaa/Zact, a. CandhV fit, 21. Goodman/Goodman. 22 Page/DoM- ' Camuto, 4. AlidhaA.yona, S. Lo/Vo noto. 23. Partar/Partcer, 24 Fisch,Tlynn, 2A' •• •- ' HEN'S If MIOn lIMfM II ThompeorVWinyhofef, 26. The trVeeWeld Tennia Association's Santor Men's Ladder competftlort begins May 1. Tha following Hst represents tha ftneJ standings at the B-»1 of tha IMS Mason. Naw players tor UNION COUNTY COMPUTER Home tns season ww ba added as Ihe'r apptaattona '—- AND ^. _ OFFICE SUPPLY I "^^ DIRECTORY 5

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Ref Comm«rcl*l. r**ldentl*l Our methods are not 906-520-43/1 and Induatrial. Uceneed, FREE! unique to the kitchen In- •rencet. Insured. 40 yrs. _ _, _ _ heft No, 8141, and Inaured. dustry, fuel forgotten. Let LANOSCAPI MAINTE- e family business, Every Free *atlmat*a. Call Ht'lftRAU OF MEUMU NOMI ua answer your question, NANCE- Call now tot job s specialty. 848-8230 and ktWrSsnTDeeks In- Vince SantonaatMo Elec- IMPROVEMENT MOniWONALS maoiure ft there design spring clean-up ft receive MASON stsllsd. FREE ESTI- tric tM8-1«00. HMHJMACLIMNH* •PIICUVI OffTAItID INFORMATION ON Idea* from the comfort of 1 Ire* month mainte- MATES. Can Tom. 7fe- Junk removal, bamt. your home. NO OBLIGA- nance. For tie* est. call CONTRACTORS 4841, BOO 3004)441 mLECTHKAI.- All typea arnica, yard*, pool* SEVtfUI. LOCAL CONTPUCTOni M4-MB-8iaS eVC • NtATIHS Jt*3»l TION. SJL. ^BWHH. BT^BBBBBBBBBS' BBV ISBBBI of wiring. Service Instant Quality Service Specializing In all tyeee ••MOBIAIfJI 'AMjLT SVSWII WwWw WVfini V TSSBBJ> changea ft Aeddle fane. You C«N We Hart Home •QS-40V-4450 of masonry: Brick work, QlflUfiA NH.rXKt. HtfyvIrM, eip. Must be •*«•#. Uc. #8292. SOt-STa S0t-24S-«411 KITCHENS BY DESIGN. Designed ft redesigned block work, concrete, OuWeruWers > Leader tTRiiiai. Ceil. Oood drlvlnej 4t& •FASTI Water Falls BLECTRtCAL- Free Eat. mprovoment etc. Fully Insured. Free Rates. Neat ft Clean. record Top psy, A/C wsji 4WB Stone ft Tl* Walls estimates. (808N) SS4-TSSt ft CBl , Health lnsursnes>. Strvlc* Upgrade*, A.C, •FREEI Resource Many alylea ft colora, Free Estimatee * Vac*., Prefrl aMrlng. ft Pool*, Fan*, Phont*. Free Eatlmalee, Kitchen NO JOB more. C4l 7n-70M'for ft Cleanup Ail Phaeet of Elect. Lki Services Tune-upt 90a-7»5-1»7T Int. Mm» 132W. 354-40M •EFFECTIVEI LANDSCAPiNO ft LAWN TOO SMALL Oary WUTOP BLBCTRIC MAINTENANCE- High 908-526-3600 A«NBTA MIATINS) • MX CRATER quality, low rates, SenJot 118-11 AIR CCONOITIOMIHM O Paddle Fana, Sarvlcea 0 e mo lit on/H tuling clliisn discounts, free MASONRY- Patios, Lighting, Free Eat 1-800-551-4477 HAVETOUR! 887-11»24 hhr. 4117 • Krtehen* Conat. Re*. Debris I TUB** est. Call Danny 489-7882 sloops, walk*. Etc. No PAMtTBO S4ryle4 Uc# 11373B6a-4O40 Free Eet. tOXBSO CapHel RerteraWens J. OARRBTT ASSOC. job lo small, Free eel. 41N • Landeceplng Complete Home Remo- For under StOO. ft Tree Cere (SOS) 232-7813 Profeaalonal Powerwa*h LANDSCAPING Franklin area. 828-2741 MOajEPQanTUITS CENTRAL AIBJ- Re- .M. EUtCTRIC- From dllng, Siding, Roofing, Shrub/Tree Installation placement oond, urttts. 4180 • Masonry aocketa to circuits. No CLEAN UP ATTICS Qutiers, leader*, door*, MASONRY- All Types 41TS • Moving Mutch/Stone: Seeding Atwonderfwtom hint. CONS. Room ft fBru fob too *mall. Avail. 7 Semta ft Yarda window*, porch enclo- Affordable. •0S-449-77i)1 10 year* Experience waHec.S72-iT0O ; 4140 • Palming daya. 35 yr*. exper. Free Eat. CARPBNTRV ft ROOF- sure*, deck*, bathe ft Free Estimatee 804-784-1850 4MB • PluniMnej, Uc, #8248.8081 4)14 Bl«1 CaH Rudy 722-4918 INO- repair. Colling ft kitchen*, Water proofing. LAWN MAINTENANCE Call 906S28-33S4 Hoetiflfl 0J cooting floor porchet, alept, No lob too *malll We LAWN CARE- Al rate* All phases Incl. Thatch SBUBIMBB • ^aiaftaB — RONSON ELECTRIC- CLEANUP ft LIGHT PETER DWMZO 41H • Roofing paint. CaH 358-9020 gladly accept Vita/ MC, you can't pat* upl Let ut Ing, Shrub Trimming ft E/, WBRpepenng Sales/Service 41IS • Seaaonal Owner operated, paddle HAUUNO- of all typet. Discovert Full Uc. ft In*. Installation, Spring Masen Centracter FREE eet. Oua% work ineUMation fan*, roof fan*, outside Free eatlmattt. Ineured. CERAMIC TILS do your yard work. Lawn, Member B.B.B. 908-777- shrub, hedge trimming ft Clean-Up, Jefl TH-474I isonry work. Fr* Ray BM-7ST4M* ResoVComm. Wi-4524 4130 lighting, tvc. change*, Low ratae, W* work Remodeling, Installation 1151 or 1-80O-295-1S73 estimatele. BBS Ml BTT1. appliance hook-up*, and weekends. Call Tony ind repair. Free) eell- more. 804-488-4848 LAWN MAINTENANCE META1AS PLUMBIIIO ft mattt. 908-230-7935 QUALITY MASONRY SPECIAL- Free tnd much more. Uc. 5532, BBS-TS1-04M JUST TILE- Bathroom*, Complete Yard Mainte- coat, flutter cleaning. HSATHta- Repairs. In- In*., free eat., 35 yr*. nance Co. Fully Ins. ft Stept, Sidewalkt, Patio* stallation and aitema- LBAP CLEAN-UP CERAMIC TtLB- Marble Complete renovation*, Basement waterproofing wiov ws enp., Oil 9M-752-86S3. repair* and plumblmg, Pesticide Uc. Free Ett. tiona. Free est. Lite. LkjM HeuMnaj a Granite. Free Etl. 12 Call 908-722-8210 Inturtd. Free Estimates eat. pamt jot). Free Carpwttry ra, Exp. Fief*, avail. regrourttng. Free Esl. 10247 904-72S-S4M C Snow plowing WINDSOR Call Mark fMS-414-MU mate*. We can pamt your 407a Call Jama* 754-6608 R It, Bths, ft foyer* Call Fully In*. Call Randy, M ft A TREE SERVICE faded aluminum aiding lo CHLTAMK .: Serlno, 353-0328 753-2759 Or 322-3560 LANDSCAPING A cut abovt the bettl YOU NEED MASON DECKS Lawn cutting, light trim- look like new. Removed or Sand Filled NILLA'S CLEANINQ ft With prlcet below th* WORK DONE* And wt 906-641-7154 Quality Service at Afterd- Doors, Sliders CARTINO You call I haull DftC * * MR. DO-RIOHT • * ming, ft Snow removel, want to do It. Brick, ft Porches Selling? Renting? rest. Free Eti/Fully Ins. atHe Prlcet 808-560.7^05 Debrla removal of all CONSTRUCTIOM- Free ett. 908-722-1952 24 hr. emergency service block, concrete, patios, 908-364.8416 AAA FLOOR SANOtNO- sddlllont, Dormer*, Rs- Moving? Call me for all Sheet rocking. Plaster re- ft HBATMU Staining or polyurethane Rind. 908-754*875. LAWN CUTTING 908-7(9-0752 maybe a garage or 2. placemsnt Windows and your work, e«p. painter, You name It-well do It. pairs. StsMng. aH phes Low rales. Oood servKe. ALL ASPECTS- Intarlor. finish, Hdwd floor In- NILLA'S CLEANINO ft boors. All phase* ol cai- apackuler, Tile, porch ft AFFORDABLE MIKE'S TREE SERVICE ee of Interior work. CaH Exterior Home Repair, stalled. Ed 29B-0B4B Uee this Ad and get Drain cleaning. Free esu- CARTINQ You call I haull penlry. Frt* Est. 909- ecreen repair, Storm dr.t 908-722-5592/638-5085 Tree ft stump removal, John 804-2840. maiee. Ucense #101-18. Gutters, Siding, Doors, Dabrit removal of all 10% Off. We give tree es CARPET INSTALLATION 486-623* Installed/ Matter of th* Affordable Landscaping pruning, brush chipping, tlmales. Will do work in CallJohnf Windows, Kitchens, etc. kind. 908-764*875. »mall |ob' 908-968-7540 J.PJ4. PAMfTINO In*. Dan 908-9680878 & Sale* at Wholesale DRIVEWAYS- Parking Lawn malnt. Spring leg spirting, wood chips NJ a PA. Call Int./Ext. Prefeaalonal. Prlcet. Custom Work. Mike 906-722-3235 SKHNB10ER PUMMINQ SUPREME REMOVAL lota. Black topped, PAVING ft FENCING clean-upa, fartillilng, •10-7S94133 Quality work. Affordable State He. *478 Service. CABINETHY- Call 908-655-5481 Yard. Household, Attics stoned, sealed, Belgium BY CATENA. Driveway*. mulch, Topsoll ft all rates. Free Estimate Bookcasos, vanities, MULCH/STONE- Pick Remod. Repairs. Ett. Spring Cleanup block*. 808-722-1682 Curbing. All type* of type* of 'landscaping. Up or prompt delivery. Jason, 427-1872 1918 *Vr display ft. storage units, Construction Demolition Fencing. 80S»SSS*S043. lich 908-754-1288 Retell or Wholesale. (tollhouses. Furn. quality. Advartlf Contractors, Horn* Own- DECKS BY NINA KALLAS- Painting Quality KHchena ft Baffi A •» LANDSCAPER Eagle Fence ft Supply •08-72S.7203 In tf>« er*. Free Estimate*. BUILDERS GENERAL 90e-f2«-5775 ft Paperhanglng, Re- MM-S0S-S14* Reasonable Free Est. Insurance Restoration Lawn* cut, fertilized ft pair*. Ptastsr/Sneetrock. ALL PHASES OF HOME 12 year* experience seeded. Spring clean up, 27 yrs. e»p. 322-4030 REPAIR Interlor/extarlor, 808-70T-9B43 PANZARELLA LAND- CHRIBTADOHE Reference* ft Guarantiee roto tilling , power wash- SCAPING- Clsanup, Windows, doors, bath- 4OTB DECKS DECKS DECKS Call today 908-561-3554. Ing. Call now for 10H off PAINTING OLD OUT PAJNTINO. MOOF1MQ- Hayes Con- rooms, pRlntlng, etc. Call Free 19 page picture bro- Lawn Main..Trimming. S Professional Painting Need Int. Painting 1 Quttmn JMC Home Renovation ft Free Est. Forft ft Son* Ptfd. 668-0050 tracting. Specjafetlnd In John 908-764-8827 chure & ett. TC Car- 908-241-6359 Fully Ina. Reat. Free Est. Cell The OM Quy Res. Roofing. FFIEB 1ST. penlry S08-549-«396 SHEET ROCK ft RICHARD LEY ft CO 174-1117 904-755-8104 Fully In*. 753-6378 CARPENTRY QUTTERS ft LEADERS SPACKLE- Patches to •EAR PAWS Int/Ext. Home Improve- Give our tree aerivlce a Nobody Covers It Betted PAINT1N0 b¥ •RUSH- Throughly cleaned and DRIVEWAYS* Patios, walla, will build ft finish Stump Removal chance to beat the big ROOFING 5. ment, Decks & Baths, flushed. Quality screena walk*, drainage work, all. lntured.90B-96»-2701 Ina. Curtious, Prompt, WORKS- aH kindt. Mdg S200. oil wllh this ad. <•<•••• guys.Free est. Fully Int. repairs, dp ft Reliable. installed Repair work grading, oil tank remov- Competitive 885-0077 908-854-1353 Quality work guaraguaranteer d Sheel Rocking, Painting, done. "I'll be there to do CERAMIC TILE tla. DBS Property Inv SPACKUNG, PAINTING Stave 908-B26-5134 BBS BM 8778 Etc. Ins. Free Esl. Call provement. 908-873-0151 Specallzinq In restoring CLEAN-UPS the lob." Gregory Cort Marbel, Granite. Inttallt- PAUfTMtO Charles 908-469-6924 908-754-2817 old crack damaged plat- LAWN MOWING. ROTOTILLING tlon by master craftsman. DRIVEWAYS/SEAL Interior ft Exterior DECKS DECKS DECKS Residential ft Com- ter walla ft celling. Rea- PRUNINO TOOY SILTS, Eetsbllshed JOHN MACNAMARA Fully insured, Free ett. COATING- Decks teal- aonable rate*. Prompt professional ser- Gardens as low ss S25. PAINTING Wallpapering Over 20yrs. experience. Custom Built Any Shape. mercial. 17 years axp. Ing, powerwashlng, roto- ***** Complete remodel*, wire 908-652-6814 vice at reaonable rate*. Custom lawn work. Free Int/Ext. Reccomened by W4-906-4463. Special Spring Pilcus tllllng. Qual. work. S yrs. Free est. 908-725-4623 WINDOW REPAIR MRiNfymi mesh floors, mud pans, est. 908-725-3226 Int. Decorators.10 Yrs. ONCOAVROOnNO Int. HetB. Color Portfolio exp Free est. 526-7478 STEVE BUHLER Exp. Call John 709-0915 Puttying, Broken Olatt 8OB-S26-0O05 k marble bullnoslng. Dan CONSTRUCTION COMPLETE Supreme Landscaping repairs. Caulking ft Free Ett. Sr. Disc. Paichana* 90B-534-1152 DRYWALL A ft J KENMOR.E ft Resldental/Cornmerclal LANDSCAPING Sprinring CleCleanupi . Mowing A ft E PAINTING- InV Washing. Fully Ins., Free Emerg. Ser. AH work " TMB CARPENTRY Repairs, additions, new Quality work at competi- Spring clean-up, monthly sxt.espray erolllng* est. 27 yr*. exp. guaranteed 785-9123 Moldings, shettrock. WHIRLPOOL- Washer & STEVE'S CARPENTRY homes- Free Estimate* Trimming, Planting Dryer repair. Discount* Windows, Doors, all In- tive rate*, w* do It ALL care, repair lawns, shrub Walkilk* ftft Patios 605-9249 brush, staining, free est. Bob Stsfiwiaw doors ft general repairs. 1-fl 00-286-6573 from baaement to roof, work ft trimming. HOOFING- Siding, flui- for aenlots 752-8975 stall, bimtt, plumbing fully ins. 908-996-0776 ftDavgMer ters, Leaders ft Repairs Call Tom 396-8215 Ask tor Rich Office Interiors. Fully In- Free Ett. 201-376-2165 T J'S LAWN ft LAND- —— *•»* vial Lie. 5379 90B-356O2? A ft J PAINTINO Free EsL Fair Prices HANDYMAN ODD JOBS FENCES— New ft repair, aured. References avail- SCAPE— Spring clean CREATIVE LAND- up, Thatching, Seeding, ft POWERWASHING PAINTINO- tnt./Ext. 43070 From leaky faucet*, WET BASEMENT? wood or chain link, free able. 908-966-7042 SCAPE- Lawn Main- 908-7534842 . water heaters, window DEBEST est. Mar-NIc Fence 90B- Mowing, Rototilllng. Int/Ex-i.Houses ft Decks Paper Removal ft Hang- ffectrfc*/ TANK REMOVAL ft tence Schrub and tree washed a sealed. Senior WHATTON ROOFING replacements, 4 painting. Basement Waterproofing 828-9109 Schrub Trimming.Free ing. Frss Eat. 30 yra. A tsaky roof doest mean TESTING planting, seed and tod, Est. 908-673-2248 discount. 908-388- 0717 Exp. Call John 602-1535 Call lor Free Est. 560-guaranteed. Sump pavers walks and patios, a major axpenstl Free 3953 pump* and french drains OARAGE DOOR ft From $290. Environmental ALK ELECTRIC- reslcf Remediation ft Assess- retaining wall*. Free Est. TICK CONTROL ANTHONY'S PAINTINO PAINTING- Let a Est. Fully Insu. 750-0*20 comm. ft lodust., avail. Installed. 1-80O-786-9fi90 OPENERS Interior/exterior. Hoofing N ft M LAWN CARE Sales /In stall at Ion/Ser- ment. 908-692-6707 Call Scott Malton TREATMENTS- Also woman do your painting. daya, weekends, nights, Odd lobs, tree service AOOITtONS- Basement S0e-722-e8M lawn care programs gutters cleaned/Installed. Neat, dean quality work. FREE ESTI Fully Ins.. vice. Ins. & Exp. Also VASTINO Free est. 7S3-4441 Insured. Free estimates. 4390 plan, lawn care, & main- finishing, painting, all avail. Eves. & Sat. O. MURPHY TREE BRVC 6 steps to a beautiful rataonable rates, Lie. tenance. 908-722-9499 home repair*, FREE EST. CONSTRUCTION lawn. Free Est. Exp., Lie. Call Maryann 540-9235 9732, S0S.7SS-403O 874-5884 Custom Renovation, 23 yrs. Exp. Alt tree car* B A LENOX CONT.- fully In*. 908-821-5969 ft Insured 908-218-1796 Int./Ext. Quality work ft ODD JOBS ft GENERAL GARY'S FLOORING Additions, Kitchens, ft stump removal. Quality PRESSURE WASHING work at low rateal Fully materials, Exc. Rets. Free House, decks, sidewalkt, J.B. PAINTING ft ASPEN ELECTRIC- All REPAIRS- Lt. hauling, AFFORDABLE Sanding Staining Bathrooms, Basement. TREE ft SHRUB CARE PAPERING, CO brush cleared ft re- HOME REMODELING Fully Ins. Free Est. Insured ft free estimates. SPECIALISTS- lie. ft Est. 12 yrs sup 526-4391 fences. Fully Insu. Free residential needs: house HeTlnlsh FIREWOOD- 1120./ Somerset Terr. Bedmln- fana. amok* detectors, moved. Expert Int/ext. Bath, basement, decks, Freo estimate. 4B6-3970 Jo* 908-788-7620 ins. insect control ft deep BILL'S INTERIOR Est. 904-755-4676 cord, delivered root feeding, free consul- Stsr. 908-722-0277 lighting, telephones, etc. carpentry, painting, re- custom tile Installation, PAINTINO R.HNASHO Quick response. Lie. placement windows & wallpapering and Int. & GARY'S FLOORING 463-TREE/245-6423 tation 906-218-0798 Free estimates. Quality WALLPAPERING BY decka. Tru* work, log ext. painting. Free Est. Sanding Staining 4)125 Fully Ins. Free Est #7534. Call 358-3041; GENERAL CLEAN UP TREE ft SHRUB CARE work. 908-356-3536 Nsat ft Dependable FEMININE TOUCH 7. Or 704-8970 splitting, gutters cleaned. Call Tom 908-755-6541 Relinlsh Intmrtor Decorating Reasonable rates. Free estimate. 4S6-3970 Lawn cutting. Thatching, SPECIALISTS- lie. a work. 908-369-5878 No job too small. Why or 1-600-300-6541 Reasonable, Reliable >rompt service. Free es- COONEV ELECTRIC break your back? tf you Ins. Insect control ft deep timates. No Job too ALL REMODELING ft GEN. CONTRACTOR— CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS Charlie 755-6429 root feeding, free consul- JKS RAINBOW-O ft J PTG For all Electric Work. Lie. don't see It, ask. Call us Carpenter - Mason - small. Call 231-0282 2978- Insured, Com- today for a FREE esti- REPAIRS- Handyman Draperies, Reupholstery. JUST LAWNS-Quallty tation 908-253-0193 Neat quality work, many service. 14 yrs. exp. Free Dumplruck Sen/. Insured, Formerly at Stelnbachs ft WALLCOVBWG rsfs. Int/Ext. fully Insured. WALLPAPERING BY petltlve Pricing. 469-1281 mate. Our 21st year. reasonable. 909-968- Care, No lawn too small. 52S-5535 Eat. Inaurd. 90B-220-SD7 Hahne s. 46 year* exp. Reas. ratea. Call Emll for INSHAL1ATT0N Visa/Master 356-9019 FEMININE TOUCH E.I.D.- Residential/Com- 3174 Nor. Const. Senior discount. Free 41130 Reasonable rates. BASEMENT/WATER- Free Est. at 752-7110 mercial & indust. Quality ••• PAINTING ••• HERMAN ELJJS Shop at home service. Masonry and Interior Prompt service. Free ss- work at affordable prices. INTERIOR ft EXTERIOR PROOFING- Sump KAROOS LAWN CANE • PAINTING* timates. No Job too pumps, Ext. Drainage, BUILDING- Additions & W. Canter. 908-757-6655 Lie.»12707. 369-M1S I Deck and Fence Bleach- Home Improvement, Re- Spring/Fall Cleanups Painting ROOFING smalt. Call 831-0282 Ing, Staining and tree est. ft Insured Mulching, Rototllllng A1 REP MASONRY- We ELECTRICAL WORK { Call Mark at 424-2083 [ placement Windows. 4127 do It all, Big or sm. Spe- i Quality SIDING Waterproofing. Driveway i Over 30 yrs. Exp. Free Fully Ins, M8-604-21M aecess ft Track Lighting, sealing, odd Job* MfcfMns claliimg In Brick, Block a 4235 Dryer ft range ckls, ac, BATHTUB ft TILE RE- Est. Visa & MC accepted. KESLOWE LANDSCAPE Concrete. Fully Ins. Free Workmanship 2Oyrs «xp. Very high pool*, spaa, outdoor •Reasonable ft Reliable- SURFACING- 5 year 247-1411 or 463-1141 Complete prof. Service Est. Honest Work/ Fair quality, very neat ft. righting, service up- • Call Pete, 317-4448 > warranty, tree estimates. THE KITCHEN MAN For video ft brochure call Prices. 526-6647 Call: dependable. Lowest Call 808-756-5351 IDEAL SERVICES A gorgeous Kit. In only 4 Joe Klingebiel WINDOW CLEANING gradea, violation* cor- RENT-A-SON Complete Home Repairs. Lisa 908-469-7347,9-5pm prices, Super refs. rtded, Inapectiona, etc. General HANDYMAN daya. Complsts Una cf Highest quality. Neat and BLOWN-INSULATION Carpentry, Sheet Rock- cabinets at auper low af- LAWN CARE- Spring MASON WORK- New ft Get In touch before Quality work Quick He- I Do tt ALLI 15 yr*. *>:p. Garage, ceilings, attics. 322-1956 reliable. Specfalizincr and iponee, Free Eet. Li- Ing, Painting. Free Est. fordable prices. Counter clean-ups ft grass cut- repair. Pavers, patios, you pay too muehl residential. TH be there Quality work. Great rate* Non-toxic. High R value Rets. Available. top* made ft Installed. ting. Free Estimates. Call walks, steps, stone work Call Spencer McLelsh on** 10282 603-931S Free eat. SOS-7SS-7310 Flether 2724299 Free Estimates to do the Job.' Gregory 1-800-412-3732 Free Ett 738-S990 Anthony 908-722-1705. Call Heinz 908-753-5721 *SOS-231-S294* Con 90S-7SM817 • * I April 2$. 1996 A-13 assifieForbes d INTRODUCTIONS Central New Jersey's best choice for meeting some- one close to home. See Weekend Plus IN-COLUMN RATES ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SALE SERVICES GENERAL POLICIES & SERVICES a__ji_h_,'» ft-w--. AII mdvmttltlng piacmd m Forbmt nmwtpmpmn to tubjmct to final approval by thm Publlshmr. We rosorw Itm right to corrmcHy mdtt or jCftM Insertion $18.00/Week clmttity copy, to rmfmcl or cmncmi any mdvmrtiaemmnt at mny ttmrn. ranr-B-Hofn.: Accapfed up to 2p.m. Monday prior to publlcmllon. Your A km*, $2.00 each additional line tmmt represent atn-r will issue you a mimbmr at thm tknm ot thm cmnomamtlon ot m clmttltimd ad. TNt It your record of cancellation. Fbm Insertions $14.4O/Week Adluatmanta: Pmmtm chmck your md tor mrrort ttm FIRST MfECK H appmmn. 1020-1060 2010-3100 4010-4230 Forbmt Newspapers will NOT bm rmtpontibm tor Incorrmct adt mfmw thm lint -4 lima, $1.60 each additional line per week wmmk. ForbmtmtturmtrMtkwMMrmtpvmlbtlllytormnwtortaftlmomletlon EMPLOYMENT AUTOMOTIVE RIAL ESTATE ot copy, error Hmbillty ifta/f not m»cmmd thm coot of Mat portion ot apmcm occupied by tuch error. Major mdtiutmmnt clalmt mutt bm mmdm within 30 Oarage Sals $17.00 dmyt ot imotcm, othmrwltm tuch cltlmt will not bm contldmrmd. 5 line*. $1.00 each additional line. PtYlift* Hi aWs-IWili Vita, MmtterCmrd, ctmcktorcmth. fitfOL£_M9fMi pi • Blind Adt • $ 15.00 for 30 dmyt box rmntal and mailing ctmtgrn. • M capital or bold mttan 50* pmr line, pmr wmmk Call your sales A6JtDa_La11isVIIIIIlHli ClmttUmd rmtmt am commltttonabm to rmcogntemd representative for details mgmncmt at 15%. 5O1O-51OO 80104710 M10-M40 CLASSIFIED HOURS CUSTOMER SERVICE AD DEADLINES BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORIES In-Column Advertisers OUIDKS • MONDAY 2:00pm Appears every week In Classified REAL KSTATK IN-COLUMN • MONDAY 4:00pm 1-800-559 9495 To Place An Ad Call Monday thru Friday Outside New Jersey AUTO IN-COLUMN • MONDAY 4:00pm CAMERA READY ADS • MONDAY 4:00pm 1-800-559-9495 8:00am - 5:00pm 1-908-722-3000 IN COLUMN CLASSIFIED • MONDAY 4:00pm Legal Advertisers REAL ESTATB TAB • THURSDAY 5:00pm Outside New Jersey Call 1-908-722-3000x6203 AUTO/CLASSIFIBD DISPLAY * FRIDAY 6:00pm 1.908-722-3000 A BUYIR OP ALL 2110 UOMfL * Flyer trains, Hobbyist pays top doHari Any condition, aga, or quantity. OOM71-Sia< THANKSOIVINa HUtkwHOVBDT PRE-OWNCD SOFA « CHAIR- Rattan- MOVINA TO «T, JMM- Endorsed health Insur- APPLIANCES (Eber's) turn. 3 matching SIS ALL UOMKL, IW1S, Hoiy 81. Jude, Apostle ance at affordable rates . tables * 2 lamps. S4K07 AMIRICAH PLV1R- ana Martyr, great In •00-407-2334 Policies by Guaranteed MB. and up. BO. 908 526-6M4 and other toy trains, Col- virtue and rich in PFL Ufa Ma|or appliance repairs. lector paya highest pric- miracles, near kinsman Call 0OB-324-7&66 SOFA SET- 3 piece, 2 es. Call 1-000-464-4671 Of JMUI Christ, faithful WASHER- 175. Dryer, dressers, nlte table, or 201420-1000 Intercessor of all who JOOO china closet, 2 pi. cock- MIDDLBSIX- H/H, W9. Stove. I7S. Refrig- BUVINOCAMtRASe CRANFORD- 422 wood chipper, storms, Invoke your special f OH SA11 tail table. »oa Se5-I7fl3 1U0 Manar Ave., Sat. CLEAN OUT patronage In lime of erator, 1170. Can deliver. Photo Equip. 1 pe. or rims, more. 3 Wilton Ave. Color console TV $100. whole studio. No 4/27 ft Sun. 4/28; B-3pm. Middlesex, off WHIlam St. YOUR CLOSET! naad. To you I have HH Hams, Games, Kitch- recourse from tna depth Pie call 722-6329, polar old/movie. No Early Birds. 4/27 6- •0SV0M-TSJ1 en Items, Something for 5 pm. ol my heart and humbly NOTICE; Ml OARAGE everyone. Rain or thine. USE FORBES beg to whom Qod has JOT© BUYING COINS SALES advorfJaomonti PEAPACK POftO UW ITM- H given such great power Town-wide Garage Sale CLASSIFIEDS! to come to my Large/Small Collections arc PAYABLE IN Aa Consignment Boutique jfrfttaV, 9OOQ SIM., ttSAS, assistance. Help ma hi Coins and Paper Money VANCE by cash DOUBLE TAKE Sat. 4/27 Maps avail. arst.breng mm rad. hit AIRUNB. TtCKIT 6:30am at First Aid BuHd- H ,mnt t IBM COMPATIBLE WAN Travel chock. VISA or Maatar High quality women'a de- SO. PLAIMFIILO- 1120 M 2 sMOe. MOO OLOM United Anywhere U.S./ Doeiger's OsHery Ing on St. Lukes Ave. 4MBULI- A4 good h > 1295 We alao buy and Card. POT O quota on signer clothing and ac- Worth Dr. ( Pttd ava. to pjftjTl r, repair computer a, moni- Anytime MM coach add ol Coins caaaorlet-Armanl, Calvin PISCATAWAV Franklin ave., to Green, •no., trans, hit on one premise to make your 1150 ISl Class 534-0241 1 os Wash. VaHey Rd. coot. pleaee call Klein, Escada, Valendno, 1610 S. Waahln«ten wlch, to Worth) SatftSun vise 1300. 7J2-6676 name known and cause tors, primers and boards. Warren, NJ 460-0446 B00-4S4-74M BAHAMA CRUISC 1-MO.B99-S495. A Chanel. Ail Hams are at Ava. (next to Weldelron 4/27-4/26, Mpm, Rain or Oaorgs. you to be invoked. (Say 3 laaat 7S% off the orlg. Corp.), 4/27; 9-2pm. Rein shine. Games, sports, Our Fathers. 3 Hall 8 days/4 nights. Under- CASH POII 0W1TARS- lawn, H/H clothing Much _,MMT itYiN SMALL BUSINESS bookedl Must ••III Lim- Amps, effects. Any eorv cost. 2 locations: 855 or Shine. Toys, many Mary's, 3 Qtory Be's). St. 1010 - AwHaiias SPECIAUST- Networks Pasaalc Ave. West Cald- Urtle Tykes, furn., treedle mora. VIAMO— deal. cond. Jude, pray for ua and all ao • Apt-Metises ited tickets. 1270/couple. ditlon. We com* to you. t custom apps. Repairs, 1-000-M4-41I1 Ert.M4 well 201-6064668 and sewing machine, HH, •harry, 117 roll*. Call who Invoke your aid. SON-Art Call 908-800-4806. 702 Morris Tpk, Short SO.PLAINPIELO- 3316 ally* f28-3000 Ejct. 6105. Amen. (Publication must Sates m Upgrades. Point Mon.-Set. 0AM-10PM something for everyone. Clark Una, Frl ft Sal 4/ COINS WAHTBD- Pay •RIOOEWATER Hills 201-S84-O4B4. Both be promised. This 0fSaleSyB.38S-24B5 PISCATAWAY 20 ft 4/27. Many new CMMM DIET 30/30 MAOtC eeeli, tap prlsasl Piper WOMAN'S CLUB stores now open Sun. novana has ntvmt been noon-5pm 6 Family Block Sals Item•, ideal lot flea mar- known to felt. This prayer Loss up to 20lbs. In a money, foreign, stamps, 80-Famlly Qarage Sole ket sales. Alto file csbl- Camawiter* month. All natural, doctor scrap gold, old leweiry • YOU NAME IT- 11-22 Bound Brook Ave. is to ba said for t Pan* •Cardan OUNELLEN- S» Front Sat. 4/27 93pm nets, elect, typ. hh Items. consecutive day si. My recommended, eontrole sterling. Estsrtes and Col- WE'VE GOT ITI Pfcjwaed appetite. (33/mo. supply. Isctlons. 006-762-0640. Fri. 4/26 a Sat. 4/27 St. (at the dead end) 4/ Furn., small appliances, - 16 Spring mM MRVtcu- prayers have bean MOO • Plea Merfcete, 27 A 28, 9AM-BPM, clothes, luggage, stepper rmtm. torn.. Own answer ed:T.C. Results guarantaed. nasb CoM. 4 Hoomflald 9-4pm Corner Foothill ft St. 4/26-26, 10-3pm mov- Tramp. RJoooeitafelo SslOS Bftftl BflBSBTS 0OS-BQ1-XM3 Ave., Flemlrtgion. Hart Dr. Brldgewater Magic: TO carda, H/H, ft lots more. Ing-eveiythlng goee. H/H OAROCN TILLERS books, clothes ft lots •vwv NaMaMa. Mt-riM MAT THI CACHED 2100 • Pro* tvQaad TROY-BILT- Rear.Tlne No Early Birds) PISCATAWAV- 54 Items, furn. Tools, child, DOLBY SPIAKIRS- DOLLS PROM THE Ore more. books, A games, teach- NtART or JfHUS- be Tillers at low, direct from Au|_l_ Vas_BA^B^a> Vfl^^BttU Benefit Local Charities 81 Olga PI. (Behind KFCt Cablnet fir. models. *75. WrBJB. I B_ffPJ|Bwf m f^PBJBJW 1110-Furniture the factory prices. For HIGHLAND PK- 123 6 Frl. ft Sat, 4/26 ft 27. 6 ing mat. , exer, equip. adored, glorified, and 1120-Oaraira tales Hoover Upright. $45. Any cond ,-WW travel CRANPORD 35yrs. acquisitions, price preserved thoroughoul FREE catalog wllh pric- 110 Magnolia St. and-21 am - 4 pm. HH Items 11H. MerchanaHee Firm. W5-448J CatiflCatHyli 170-7641 BARN BALE Cheap Moving all to go. logo ^^ the world now and for- es, special SAVINGS 110/106 THemae St. So. 1st Ave. 4/27 ft 28 under 1100 NOW IN EFFECT, and ERGOMETER TREAD- GUNS, SWOROS, 9am-3pm. Multl family ever. Sacred heart ot 1130 • Oaneraf March Frl. A Sat. 4/28 4 4/27 RARITAIN- 38 THOMP OOattRSCT- Multl Fern. Jesus pray for us. SI. Model Quids, call TOLL MILL- Range from 1.8 KNrVIS. MIUTARIA-NJ moving/yard salst Every Oakland Ava. (off Easton 1140 • Office Furniture FREE i-BOO-535-flOOI. 10-3pm Jewelry, blk./wht. SON ST. 4/26-4/27 9-SPM Jude helper of tha hope- to 5 ml. per nr. w/0 func- • Fed. Me. Top cash sols/loveseat, floral thing must Gol COINS, COSTUME JEW- ft Fralsy Drive) Set. 4/37 end Supplies Dept. 17 tions, tlec. console. paid. House calls made. less pray for us. St. Jude UK-Software chlnU sofa, queen anne MANVILLE ERLY, GOLD JEWERLY, S:30-4pm R/D Sun 11- SANCC PON BODY Worker of Miracles pray 1275/BO. B08-725-095S. Bert 621-4640 4pm. SOUL- Creative tatf •«• 1100 • Wanted to Buy LAWN MOWERS- Snap- chair, kit. table, formica 22 No. 13th Ave. GOLD WATCHES, DIA- for us. Say this prayer 9 per Rider, 33ln. 11 hp, w/ HIOH PRICES PAID- for desk, brass bed, deco. 4/27. BAM. Housshold, MOND RINOS, CHAINS, presslon, Irat style time* a day for 9 days. GOLF CLUBS- Mliuno WESTPIELO , movement, yoga A more bag $650. Honda 21 In., melalwoods, 1, 3. S. postcards, shed music, mirror, bsr w/stool. children Items. BASEBALL CARDS, OLD Ml WMfMIR MVVH oUn> Prayer win ba answered irlm $150. 90B-526-7629 old toys, baasbsll Items, books, linens, clothes, NEWSPAPERS, Q*1 m * have tun. La»t by the eighth day. Publi- J010 Irons 3-PW, Spauldlng 4/26; 10-opm. Lots ol full size bag, 1200 pack- cameras, military, TV's, Lltlla Tikes boili MIDDLESEX TOOLS.LARQE PRINTS, ftlday of avary month ai cation must ba promised. PRIVACY HEDGE- Liq- S19 Hancock St. Sat. 4/ Furniture, Antique Brass - Ota D«nca Eicrtange Rer- age. 758-8262 Worlds Fair, fountain eandbon/amall slids, FURN, GLASSWARE Bed, Dspreeslon Glass ft Than* you St. Jude for uidation Sale. Cedar - Ar- pens. Call 272-6777. loys, glassware t more. 27 8-Spm, R/D 4/28 H/H LAMBS ETC. : Men ave Highland Park, my prayera have been borvltae 3 V*-4 food trees MCNOPAUSIT7 PMST7 itoms. Furn.. booka, Look mors. Cash only. N*xt data 4720. For Info anawered. T.C. reg. 129.08 • now 18 85 100% Natural Cresmt PAVING- Cash for old CRANFORD- 161 Mo- lor sign. B. PLPD- 3233 Beverly Mil 90O-64O-9135 Free delivery • 12 tree Relieves Symptoms I furniture, toys, civil war hawk Drive (off Raritan & PfUVtR TO THK HOLY military Hems. One Item Walnut). Lota ol clothes, MIDDLESEX- 204 Giles Rd (Park lo May 10 Bev- minimum. Also Available: NO Side Effects! erly) Sat 4/27, eam-3pm. MIMT- Holy spirit, you Birch and Lilac lo entire ealate. Batty, toys, bike. H/H, crib, A Ave Sat ft Sun. 4/27 428 AoVsrUse In who solve all problems, Call 1-800-390-0020 9 3pm. Something for Ev- BR Sat 8pc, bikes, H/H 4 ROLL TOP- OAK- Desk, 1-600-880-8238 Bill or Bob. OOS-Sae-2913 carriage. 4/27 A 4/28 9- light all roads, so that I NATURAL or 201-914-6914 4pm No Early Birds. eryone! baby Hems, clothes can achieve my goal. orlg. 100 yrs. Old. 60 TOPSOIL/MULCHES- Inch., sicel. cond., chair BEEF— NO hormones ADOPTION.A big toroth- You who give me a di- At Wholesale Prices vine gift to forgive and avail, low price. 234-9202 Pick-up or Delivery or entlblotlcs. Pure Black -s», doting grandparents, forget all evil against me Anytime 3000 -lot* ol lova I lots Of Call 908-560-8000 Angus from locil farm and that in all Instances Grain fed. tender A dell PfTS Aft(D opportunities await your of my life are with ma, I A SPCCIAL SPRING baby. War* easy to talk BOOTIOUE... clous. $2.49 Ib, halves or LIVESTOCK i ' want this short prayer to The MartJnevttle 2MS quartere, cut to your cus- to and w* cara about you thank you for all thlnga tom order, vacuum- na uf as you confirm once AntKitie Center SELLING, BUILDING, ' ____ b a by L Call Spruce up wllh Patio & packed A labeled. This ie J090 again that I never want lo Garden Decorating NOT a freezer plan. CALL 1 tOO Ml 1303 ba separated from you FIREWOOD- Off season Qlenwview Farm, REPAIRING, HELPING ETC??? even in spite of all mate- Ideas. Furniture, Fine Gifts ft Home special. 100 per cord, cut 908-632-2122 rial Illusions. I wish to be to order, 908-873-2127 BEAUTIFUL NUDIST with you In eternal )oy Furnishings. 660 UGLY MUTT SPE SWIM CLUB- right In leave mess. PAROCHIAL UNIFORMS C1ALS- Alao lovely La and thank you for your 1044 Wash. VaHay I'd. SAVINGS— Lorraine's Jr. . ybur backyard. Heated mercy toward me and Tuas-Sun. HanvSpm. bradors. $250. Beautiful - pool, hoi tub, sun deck. dept. store Somerset NJ snow-white Qerman mine. The parson must oovsoaiiao £49-8228 social activities, family say this prayer for 3 con- 2090 Shepherds, 1350. Cuts .atmosphere. Call now secutive days, after 3 MewAvsllaWe HmmMrnkmu, PIANOS- Klmball Spin- Tiny Terriers. S275 and membership Is limited days the favor requested net, walnut finish. Si 200. otheri. Open APRIL 27 4 906-O47-2310 will be granted even If It CELEBRATE SPRING A i Klmball Splnnet, pecan 28. Hrs. 10-5. MC/VISA. ATTRA_VREADERS!! GO ANTIQUING.... JP O'Neill Kennels, US . PRAYER TO THE seems difficult. The wood $1350, Mshlin a prayer must be pub- Somerville Antique Outlet Sons. Studio Splnnet Hwy 1, Princeton, NJ. • • BLESSED VMO.IN Canter, Central NJ'a ANTIQUES A COLLECT- {Never known lo lall). lished Immediately after $1295. Sohmer console Across road from Hyatt the favor is granted with- Bargain Spot for IBLE SHOW, Clarktown walnut beauty $2100. So- Hotel Ort. moat beautiful flowar Antiques • Collectibles. Inn, Vendors wanted. of Ml. Carmal, fruitful out mention of tha favor. hmer Ebony Studio Only your Initials should 17 Division Ot Payables $20-$30. Free $2400, Stelnway Ebony ~vina iplendor of Haavan, appear at the bottom. AO Open 7 days newspaper. 424-8520. Studio $3250, Behr Broa. Blessed Mothar of tha OOO-SZO-1440 GET RESPONSE!!! CHAPTERS WANTED Baby Grand $2100. Hal- son of God. Immaculata let i Davis Ebony Baby Virgin, ataial me In my LAFAYETTE HILL ANT!. For 6th Annual Craft OUCS CENTER- Lafay- Festival In Bound Brook Crank $3300. knaba Decessrty. Oh, Star of tha 1S25 mahongy rebuilt SUPPORT SVSTEM ette (Sussex Co.) NJ 201- Sun., Sept. ath; 10-4pm. _Sea. hialp ma and haar 383-0065. 40 Friendly Call 008-358-7273 or like new $7800. Yamaha, ..-«, tiaraln you ara my SHUT IN? C3 B'1 Ebony Grand ASK FOR AN AD You talk—I listen dealers displaying af- 469-0434 qiothar. Oh, Holy Mary. fordable antiques and S! 0,000. Fully waranteed, Vothar of Qod. Quaan of Call for more Info PISCATAWAY- Craft delivery avail. 752-7890 JUST TALK, IMC quality collectibles. Cafe' Haavan and Earth! I on premises. Closed Sale 4/28 10-4PM. 10 ENHANCER IN ' humbly bataach you 'm Tuesday end Wednesday Meadowbrook Lane. PRESSURE CLEANERS from tha bottom of my PSI- 1150-199; 1500- STABLE POR RENT haaul to tuccor —• in thia SPC WOMEN'S DEPT.- $299; 3500-$899; Honda OVER 100 SHOWCASES sponserlng Flea Market, Multlstall Stable for rant YOUR AD. IT COSTS nacatalty. Thara ara THANKSGIVING NO- VILLAGE ANTIQUE contractor 3400-$ 1399; on Bemardsvllle Moun- ~Bona that can withatand Sun. S/S, 7am-3nm. to be complete, factory diiect, VENA TO ST. JUDE- CENTER held at Shiioh Pentecos- tain. Fenced paddocks, your powar. Oh, chow Moly St. Juda, Apostle Antiquing At tt'a Bast tax free, lowest prices tack barn and hay stor- mi haraln you ara my tal Church 139 Daven- guaranteed, catalog, 24 AS LITTLE AS $7 and Martyr, great In vir- An exciting new Antique port St. Tables S1Sea. age. Reasonable rent- mothar. Oh Mary, corv tue and rich In miracles, Center filled with the fin- hours, 1-800-333-9274 seasonal or yearly. caivad without lin, pray Contact Margo Black at near kinsman of Jesus est antiques and col- 707-8995 Convenient to USET. for ui who haw* racouraa Christ, faithful Interee*- lectable* from 50 of NJs SAFE m RLE COM BO- Call 908-766-7585 o PER WEEK to thaa (3x>. Holy Mothaf, •or of all who invoke Premier Deaiera. buid in Yala safe A lock- I placa this causa in your your special patronage In able drawer. $1O0. BEOMINSTER-OLOWICK hands (3x). Holy Splrii, time of need. To you I 908-722-5387 AREA- Box alalla In you who solva all prob- Open 7 days Sal-Wed. have recourse from the 10-5:Thuri. AFri 12-7 2110 STORE FIXTURES bright, airy barn. Superb lems, light all roads so depth of my heart and care for your horses! NO that I can attain my goal 44 West Somerset St. FumAtaT* Glass display case, humbly beg to whom RarHan. NJ 00S-S20-7020 Phonefax copier, Racks, mudi All-day turn out. You who gava ma 1h« dl- Qod has given such Large ring. Profl trainer vin« gift to forglvs and etc. 90B-35O-0SO0 great power to come lo Dealer Space Available BDRM. SET- 4pcs. avail, for dreaaage, x- lorgat all avil against m« my assistance. Hslp me Blonde, Dbl. Bed $150. WOLFF TANNING country, stadium lump- and that In all Instances in my present and urgent WAR RELICS WANTED Loveieat/Malching chair, BEDS— Tan at Home. Ing, clinics. Fabulous trail Forbes In my Ufa you are with petition. In return I prom- Sword I. uniforms, med- Brn. plaid $125,356-1607. Buy DIRECT and SAVEI system. 325. me, I want In this short ise to make your name als, patchsa, helmets, Commercial/Home units 908-832-2122 NEWSPAPERS .prayer to thank you for known and causa you to dvll war Items, 636-5243 BR SET- 6pc J750/BO; from $199.00 low month- HIMIIKSIM . all things aa you confirm be Invoked. (Say 3 Our platform bed w/Fuion ly payments. FREE Color 30sW once again that I never Fathers, 3 Hail Mary's. 3 $450/BO; OR table, B Catalog call TODAY 1- want to be separated Glory Be's). St. Jude, chalra w/chlna closet 600-842-1305 To Place Your Ad Call -from you in eternal glory., pray for ua and an who $776/BO. Moving-much 'ffhenk you for youri invoke your aid. *m»n. 3030 morel 908^183-8026. ADOPT A FRIEND AND mercy toward me and 2190 (Publication must be ENTERTAINMENT CEN- Waited to Buy A SMILE— Somerset __ mine. The parson must promised. This novena TER— new, itained oak Regional Animal Shelter say this prayer 3 con-! has never been known to APPLIANCE SALE with glass side door & hss pets of aJI alzss and «cutive days. After 3 fall. This prayer is to be species for adoption at days, tha request will be flofg. $85. washer/dryer bottom storage area. Fits $1OOO-$10,00O paid for •aid for B consecutive S75. fully guar'd.also up to 25" TV. 53' W X antique oriental ruga. reasonable cost. Missing -granted. Thla prayer days). My prayers have service Si 9.85. 908-754- 45' H X 16' D. Asking James Proctor 908-54S- a Pat? For mora Informa- must be published after been answered: AO 7209 $385. 226-1999 4868,1-800-358-7847. tion cat! 725-0308. the favor Is ormnted.T.C. r A-14 Api*25,19W Employment Guide

April 12, 1996 Dear Lisa: Buildings A Grounds Summer Work CDL DRIVERS WANTED P*y:$6.S0-»7.50hr. I just wanted to take a moment and Hours: 7A.M. to 3:30P.M. thank you for your wonderful service. I C**:90t447-9155 spoke with you two weeks ago, and you tific*titm mif new* « fm | very graciously assisted me in placing A Newly Expanded A $500.00 or l M imftnmstUm i Immediate wcA evatat* Write: Warren Twp. Board of Education my ad for a data entry position. The mMdrJwax, Sommetl response has been amazing: I have Union Counli**. (Sell* 0 Renovated Full Service Salon EMPLOYMENT BONUS 98 Old Stirling Road received fifteen phonecalls, and have NJ. Certified and Cai Warrejn.NJ Required.) Is looking for additional (908) 302-0500 Ext. 121 S1SSS WUH.Y- Stuff-! already scheduled eleven interviews! AH Ing envstopM your loof> from one little ad too! Should I need to members to join our team of Barker Bus Company ptaceanymoreadsforfutureemployment, CALL: VwoSS I will be contacting you. Qb NOWl FRtl DE- JEAN or JUDY "Professionals" TAILS sand SASE: P.O. Thanks againhryourqualityservkse; 906-603-0600 Bex S00-KT, Um*. PA It was truly a pleasure working with you. 1BO37 Posilions « omiT OP*TY TO HBDICAL A8STV i • UILD TOUR OWN *WCS#.- Union office SSS/VIAR IRVJ Hair Stylists MMMICas— No inueat appro*. IS-tshra. Call •nent. Be a House of ToH free 1- • Nail Technician Uoyd/Chrielma* Around Ext.R-Ct3S • Receptionists MO EXMMfNCI NttO- SIMM HCLPM- Exp. the World Supervisor. fordataHa. ID- I5007S900 weekly helpful but not req. CaH today: 272-1679 Office Cnfrd. M- W- P potental. Procet* mort- Steady year round work, 9:30am 4pm Flex. hr*. COORDINATOR OP P,C computer exp. 908-968-7666 gage refund* In your must have transportation. Readln area. Part or fuM time. Call 90S-3M41S9 after VOUMfnam- Rutgers Phone/filinf, nice envi- book*. ToN Free Call 1-216-233-4204 Ext. 6pm. Cooperative Extension of ronment. SS-Mhr. SSfl> 779 Ext. R-l 103 (24hrs.) Somere*t/Hunt*rdon t7HSSS 8274 for detail*. I WE'LL MY SOCIAL SERVICES County I* Making • part* Feeling like you're time volunteer coordina- SW.SSeWtAW ICOm PAtMTtR WANTED P/T Portion Avail, pro- POTKNTIAL- Home hflQU TO HAVE Full time. Westfield area. viding One on One *up- tor lor their Master Qar. PART-TIME dencr Program. MMter Typiete/PC/Word pracea- out on a limb? $8 per hour. Own trans- port for 8 Voung Man Mr UMTS. ToH tree 1-900- portation required. Call with a developmental dis- uatovner* provioe nom» CLERICAL ACCOUNTING CLERKS cultural fnformaHon end MS-9771, ext. T-S139 tor 9M-244-272S ability living Independ- Part-Time (evening* and Htmg*. ENTRY LEVEL ently In HMIsborough. education to (he general torn* Saturday*) position The Star-Ledger WEEKENDS. PARKHM Tue*. 34PM, Sal. 9-3PM public •• Cooperative evaaaofv m a tnenwy a I4jgy COI Immediate need for Individuals with data entry and ATTCNOENTS Extension volunteer*. has Adult Route! ft every other Sun. fun place to work. Very Potemial- Horn* typtsu/ calculator skills. Applicant* mull be abl* to work fast Earn 6-10 per hr. parking 9-3PM. Must have vend The paid coordinator wW flexible hour* In busy of- PC u**r*. ToH F»M (11 paced office. Send resume, apply In p*r*on or call car* in local *r***, driver'* license. Cad work with Cooperative floe. Phone*, tiling ft available in early 908-366-8500 lor more Information. night* ft waekertd*. 900^994779 Ext. T-6174) •tin Extension personnel and other various office du- forttstrng*. morning. Earn Great Pt. f resp. mature the M**t*r Oerdener As- ties. Pleae* e*H our an- Somerset Tire Service, Inc. only apply. Calf we-874- STYLISTS a sociation •pproxlmawiy swering service at ARK YOU LOOKW0- $500 - 5650+ per ISTS- Full or Part Tim*. 10 hows per wee* for 10 (909) 412.g762. fer a businsss op* month. A good West Main Street Flex. Hour*. Experience months, Candidates portunlty that ra home- Bound Brook, NJ 08805 MMKINO necessary. CaH 9U-3S9- must have a strong back- PART-TlfMC beted. fuH or part Urn*. car is a must. ATTINDENTS 4790 ground and experience Flaxlbl* hour*. Small of- with ttw pot#ntw tor ADMINISTRATOR, Earn 6-10 per hr. parking In managing volunteer*, fice in Cranfofd. O*n, of- unllrnlted Income T Very PARK RANGER DIVISION cara In local areaa, SURVIVOR (LAND) directing vcTurneer actrvl- fice raaponalbHtUM. successful Qlobal Mar- nighn ft weekends. Various option* poMlble- VM and working In vol- CaH M». 0. S0»*»<-0077 keting Co. looking for Qr**t Pt. I ret p. mature Part time, P*rtn*f*hlp- unteer development. No T\K Amy Ktscrve will gr» Commission la Making • dynamic and organlied In- •**oc. For mor* info. dividual to manage and supervise It* Park Ranger only apply. C»lf BO8-874- fletamd atmoiphere. Re- horticultural training or PNOPMSIONAL POOD P.O. Box 703, Far HKts you weekend excitement like Division. Candidates should have practical knowl- 5464. tiree* welcomed. Call experience is nsoessvy. DftlVIIIS- Needed for NJ. 07*31. 76S-6394 you've never had before, snd edge of strategic planning, customer **rvlc*, natural anytime day or evening Computer literacy desir- laYaTTflBTi**i »•*»*r!t | WaWWfiajTWPBjI j «••!*** es> etai si, mwfcilH* REAL ESTATE SALCS 90e-722-2121 you an earn more thsn reiource prelection and land management, public able. Sand resume by dleaex area eve. ft ASSIMBLS ARTS-, FULL/ PART- Tim* ••- M*y S to: Claire Upuk, wknd*. Call Dan** at Crafts, Toys, Jewelry, • SI5,000 while you're enjoying budgeting, recruitment a training of *t*ff a volun- •Moo* avaHabt*. Com- TCACHCR- S.S V.O. pre- teers, safety ft first aid, radio communication* sys- PO Box 3000, tamer* 909-9404777 Wood item*, typing. ***>' Call TOLL Free yourstlf during > ttindud mon sense, • good at- school, Infant aeslat., af- vttle, NJ 0H7S. Par fur- t*ms, & special *v*nt faellrtaton. Excellent written • titude, and a desire to ternoon aMtotant*, *ub- ing, computer wont from ! enlistment. ther information contact home In your epar* Ume. i verbal skills are essential. BS in Park/RecrasDon Isarn and earn more Im- stltut*, compel. Ml. ft ASSOCIATION- Mem- Think about it. One a part- Management, Natural Resource Management or re- Rutgers Cooperative Ex- Qreat pay. Free detail* portant than experience. beneflta The Ooddard tension ol Somerett bership at admin/rela- lated field * minimum of live (8) yeara management New agency serving buy- School of Warren TWP. call 14004•32-9007, 24 1 time basis, usually one experience required. Salary: 139,1 HVyr. *xc. hinge tlona. Reqlre* excellent hr*. (FEE) 1-888-4-LEDGER er* In Central Jersey. 680-1*00 VMHv weekend a month plus two benefits. Send rasume* to HH Administrator, 8CPC, county, ( Above average compen- l#.t C Qn QfflC9 pkQt ASSIMSUJRS- beat-! (1-888 453 3437) wets' Annual Training, you P.O. Box 5327. North Branch, NJ 08*76 EOE sation Call Mr. Sevlnsky TSLEMARKITIII wanted day* or eve- CRANPORD RlCPtl- Hrs. flex. n piaasant *n- Ian* Income to a***mbl* i could esm good pay, tuvt s t 9oe48s2eea ATtOM Park* Oept. I* ac- 9OS-T04-99OS products St home. ' good lime, make good friends nings to eet appoint- GvpiHiQ •ppncvnonv tor WAREHOUSE/DRIVERS ments experience not RICEPTIONIST- For Into 1 •604449.1 TOO : (Die and even be entitled to good RECEPTIONIST- Peo- tn# rCMOMrWlfl MHIMtMr DO^ Several positions exist In our bu*y distribution can ple oriented Individual necessary. SU-3S9-1924 Chiropractic office In Dapt. NJ4331 ! benefits and opportunities to tars. Shipping, receiving and driving experience help •Wona: pre-echool heed needed for prlval* dental Dave or KatN Inatructor, pre-echool Watchung M> W -f after- as YOUR OWN BOSS gel money Tor education. ful but not necessary. Applicants must have a vaJld N, office In Bernardsvllle noon ft eve. Cell 7M- Buy Brand wama prod* <5f>00 driver's license ana a good driving record. Apply Ir TllAMAmWTHM a**t. tnetructor, mainte- You'll also be getting area. Mon, Tuae, Wad. ft •SsJley wly T^r"J|9^faaj B^S/1^ VBW*- EMPLOYMEW person or call 908-356-U500 for more Information. From your home. nanca paraoni teen can- hands on Iraining «i a skill inan Frl. 12 noon until 9pm. ter supervisor. For fur- Raiell for big profile, Sal. 8am-4pm, 111/hewr. Any houre call SALIS- P/T help need- will tat you a lifetime. Jack 908-647.3190 ther Info. c*U SOS-709- vary omall invsstmem. Somerset Tire Service, Inc. Health benefit* retire- 72SJ e/o/e/nVf/v/h *MI> 8|VMM vpftClwty AnOp For detaMe: CaH Disccunt The Amy Reserve knowi ment plan. Call 234-9177 In Cast Brunswick ft Connection. 4S3-130O ALPHABET KIDZ- New TRAVEL AOINT Sstellte loc., In Franklin how to make weekends West Main Street Leave m*g. on machine F/T or P/T. Experience day car* center with pre 1 Township. For Into. CaH M YOUR OWN BOSS < school a pra k classes, interesting Are you interested Bound Brook, NJ ROOFINd MECHANIC preferred for email lei- 901-921-0013, or sand Earn I16O0 part-time • • needs teache, starting Experienced sure office w/sabr*. fax to 9O9-921-4211. M/F/ DEUVERV DRIVER- for DRIVERS- Regional and Call 908-221 -9000 MOM fun-time par month ! Sept. 1996, with early Chicken ft Rib Barbecu* OTR Position* avalli&ls Experienced In rubber V/H EOE. processing Insurance i childhood exp. or pre- and a c*thler for pro- nowl CalArk International roofing, hot tar, and shin- WAITRESS/WAITER CIRCULATION/CUS- claims for heslthcsra * school certification. gles. Must have valid NJ TOMIR IIRVICI SOCIAL SERVICES provider*. Software pur- J 908-542-4964 duce market. Apply In offers GREAT PAY, BEN- Diner needs F/T ft P/T SBVffOn SilOP'PViPl 908-784-7335 EFITS, and the chance to Driver's license. help. Day* or Night*. chase required pkM com-! person: Coluccl* Barbe- Provide* grocery shop- putsr. Financing avail-. 908-542-2238 cue Pit • Produce, 2341 QET HOME OFTENI 908-278-1205 ping services to_ seniors ARE YOU A Plslnfleld Av*., 8o. Plfd. Musto be 12 with COL Highly motivated, detail- abi*. 1400>72I4AMS > II01O-Career Training ROUTE SERVICE oriented Individual* need In somsrsat County, TELEPHONE (across the St. from CVS) and HaiMai endoree- «SS7 1010 RerttanR*!., Clark VaJM N.J. Ortvsr* Ucene* CASH PAID WBBKLr- • Call aft. S 668-0913 ment. S00-960-S32e apply for this unlqu* op- •020 • CMM Car* SALES EXPERT? Join the lirgett shopping WArTRESS/WAITER portunity to Join on* of ft UM of own car. Exp. w/ Earn 12tor aao h enve-! cart repair and pressure *anlor* prafarTed. Send Forbes newspapers DENTAL ASST.- F/T for EARN I10OO- Weakly Full or Part Time. NJ* moat talked about tope you etuff. Fr*e da- ARMY RESERVE Surburban Dental prac- stuffing envelope* at cleaning company in the Pay depending on exp. newspaper groupt- resume to: M. Qsssaway tall*, Sand SASE: Na-1 needs a Telemarketing natlonl Plenty of training. Catholic Charm** SfMO • Domestic Specialist. You Mutt be tice. 908-276-5330 home. Start now. No Ex- Exp. prefd toirf will train. Forbe* Newspapers. tlonal HomemaHere, 4409 • CARPET CLEANING perience. Free supplies, Independence, and Clerical duties will In- 540-880 Rt. 12 Ea*t N. 16th St., Sulto 2009,' S090-General team oriented, self- advancement for this Srldewater, NJ. 0*907 or Phoenix, AZ 95019 SOSO-Health Care motivated, Imaginative, TECHNICIANS DRIVERS- Call TRISM Info. No obligation. Bend &BX!em clude the maintenance/ Will train. NJ driver's TRANSPORT lor your ca- SASE to: Fairway, carver opportunity. CountryCluki development of sub- fax 9O9-704-021S E.O.E. •070 • Managerial contldent, patient * died THE MWNCH CO. 8060 • Part-Tim* pllned. Sales experience license mandatory. reer opportunity. $300 Dept.2038, Box 43B9 scriber account* Informa- Earning potential sign-on. Start |0.2B/mll*. West Covlna, CA91 Till 9M-S3S-1IM tion, CAC statistical data, WAITIR/WAITRSSS- MrM-Cmptoymenl a plual Excellent salary, WARCHOUSI AS- Italian rest. sxp. only. commission ft benefits. •400-feOO/wk. Benefits Home often. 95-0A con- and Post Office avail. Cell 233-2130. ventionale. 1 yr, OTR and QIRL* WANTED- From SISTANT- So. Plalnfteld reportlng/deltv«ry infor- Soea Reataurant 890 S100-Career Sand resume: Forbes NJ ft NY, Between 6 • 19 area Company. 908-581- Union ava. Mlddlssex Invaatmenta ft Newspaper*, PO Box 6 months flatbed experi- •ALCS/SALfS mation. Dally customer CHILD CARE ence. 1-800 845 5820 to compete in thl* year* 8900 tor Interview. interfaca, primarily 35S-2S22. Mk for BOb W CmCUt TfMW ADI OppertiinWe. flW, Somerville, NJ 08670 To run recreational activi- MANAGEMENT Busln*** Opp; Home 1998 NY City Pagant. WESTFIELD LUMMR- phone oriented, should Denis*. ties w/chlldren age* 6-10 DRIVERS- Clas* A CDL Over S20.000. In prlie* ft IMMEDIATE be *xpecied. Additional based or workfrom ou r AUTO MECHANIC between 2-6 P.M. Must req'd. NJ«M work, flood t Horn* Center ha* posi- WK PAY FOR YOUR office, vary professional! Immed. opening for scholarships. Including tion avlalabl* now forduties will include weekly 8030 b* responsible, caring ft pay ft benefit*. trip* to national* In Las OPENING management of library exp'd tech to Join creative. High School B Are you ready to earn be- counter aale*. Apply in Earn HsVoaasHM. Seek- 909-SM-9410 ChUdCareWi America's #1 engine In- Vega*. Call today 1-800- • nd b*ek-l»su*» re- ing people to parHclpats diploma required. (201 > 408-1196 387-2125 Ext. 8107 tween $30,000-150,000 person. Westfleld Lum- quests. 20 hour* per stallation centers. Excel, Hlllsboro a Basking your ftrat year and ber ft Home Center, 700 week. For more Informa- In teat* tett*. Hours pay guarantee with per- Ridge area. Call Don DRIVERS- experienced HAOLEV CINEMAS- 160,000-SBO.OOO your N. Ave. E. Westfleld. 232- TO THOUSANDS i A CAR1NO a RC9PON. or Inexperienced. North tion, call Triah Lamb at 1- Of dollars avsry two ' SISLE- Individual I* formance Incentive*. («*.) 718-1912 Now hiring cashiers ft second year; Then we'd 8859 800-300-9321 X M31 Located In iomsrsat. Flex. hrs. ft benefits American Van lines has concession attendants. like to apeak to you, the Call Food Opinions, me. week*-no haaeles-homa needed to care for our G CHILD CARE- Have you owner operator openings WORK AT HOME- Earn besed-chooM your own ino. old baby In Warren. avail, to a dedicated Exc. hrly, wage, fre* leading NATIONAL REAL S0O-297-42MM-F team member. Great always wanted to work (single-op a double-op) movies, ft tun envlr, to ESTATE office In NJ lafrom $500-12000 P/T per DENTAL ASSISTAMT- schedule. Call Rlchsrd 3to.5day*/wtc. with childran In your own In Relocation Services i mo. or from S2O0O-SS0O0 RiSS 9014714131 tor 7om-5pm. Mult b* ma'location! Meter Worts work In. make this an looking tor 2 CAREER P*opl* orlsnlsd Indl- (fMM) 429-0069 home but were afraid to Blanket Wrap Division. sxc. position. Afternoon minded people for resi- F/T per mo. For more vidaut needed for chair oomptete details. tura * hava axparlance "go II alone?" Let Mon- Tractor purchase pro- Info. C»tl-800-418-7248 with amall children. Rafa. shifts avail. Immed., flex, dential new horn** sal** •Id* a**l*1lng for prlvat* BUY IT EARN UP TO S7S0/WK- AUTO day Morning Inc worry grams, no trailer mainte- commercial Investment dental office In Barnard*- & t reliable car required. for youl No fees! Apply nance expanses, pay for schedule should encour- AlMO-SWOWHKLY* st home, government/ Good opportunity with a age all agaa 16 ft up to sales A leasing In Central Mailing travel brochures. vine area. SIOTnaur. Ex- PARTS at 526-4884, 253-9595; performance, safety A Jersey are*. WE WILL perience preferred, will SELL IT fee. No experience. Pro- nlc» family In a comfort- 788-8838 longevity Bonuses. Tu- apply. Interviews on No eperlence n*c*s**ry. cms refunds. 1400-336- COUNTER Mon.29 from 6:30- GET YOU LICENSED AND For Information sand a train. Frl. 12 noon til able horn*. ition-free training! 1-800- TRAIN YOU. 9PM. Sat. 8AM-4PM. Call 5697. Ext. 1039 Day 201-324-5112 Large multi-franchise new CLAIMS CLERK 348-2147 Dspt. A-24. B:30pm at Hadley Cin- self-addressed stamped RENTIT ema* 1000 Corporate For confidential interview envelope to: Universal 234-9177 Leave menage MBAOACHS Eves 90B-847-0493 car dealer has Immediate Electronic medical call Kan Worden it: on machine opening for additional invoicing. DRIVERS- Growing Court, So. Plalnfield, No Travel, P.O. Box 810188, SUP* Bit Bit 8 BABYSITTER Phone Call* Please! CENTURY 21 Worden A Miami, Fl 332*1 GIVE IT AWAY WANTBO-Honsst, car- parts counlsr person In Local ar*a. courier company needs Oreow, 909-874-4700. CHILDCARE our high volume service •Computer user* needed owner/operators for new Ing doctor who has Flexible day* & hours In HAIR DRESSER ft DENTAL RECEP.- Ber- helped hundreds of pain dept. Opportunity for ad- •Flexible schedule facility In Dayton. nardsvllle area S10 per WITH FORBES my Tewksbury home. vancement. Good pay MANICURIST SALESPERSON sufferer*. Non-invasive, •Steady work Experienced drivers with Looking for a change? We're looking for cheer- hr. some wfc. day* 12- Call 600432-6200 and benefits. For a pri- •Excellent pay full *iz* van*, mini-vans, 9pm, Sat. 8-4pm approx. CLASSIFIEDS! conservative cars. Alt vate Interview please call Do you have exp.? full mature person who csrs provided by Dr. BABYSITTER- for 2 •IBM compatible P.U.'s with caps ft cars. A following? Try u*. enjoy* people to join us IShra. wk Call 909-234- children In my Westfiald our answering service at 1-9O0-2B7-7S83 Commercial plates a 1 9177lv.m*g. Trish Stypka DC. For Info (906)412-2762. For Pet* * Sake, at Cynthia's Hallmark lo- on how you can receive home, full tlma Summer PLUS. 906-297-BSOO, Edison. Friendly ettab- cated at the Village at A part tlma Winter. Fiefs, M-F ••• FASHION ADVISOR a $150 value in free Automotive CLERICAL lished salon with flex, Bedmlnster; flexible Wear ft show ladk* )ew- service*, Call 828-7070. req. 90S-29B-2744, hrs. avail. hours; part time; will 9-5 weekday! Immediate opening for a DRIVER TEAMS CERTIFIED HOME •Iry 2 eva*. 1150. No In- WeVrtW Limited to 15 caller*. ASST. MANAGER <»06) 297-6400 train. Picas* call Lisa at vestment, 9OS-756409S full time clerk. Excellent Drive for a carrier that 234-2426 CHILD CARE WANTED- growth potential tor anknows what's important. HEALTH AIDES KEVIN TRUDEAU full service auio/ttre HAIR STYLISTS— F/T ft HELPER- P/T 2 or 3 NOTICE: Ail EMPLOY- Mr. Mega Memory, In my Somerset home, 2 energetic detail oriented Top teams earn P/T, salary * commis- Secretary/Clerk Typist Immedtst* wort. Interim* girls, ages 3 & 6 1/2,center looking for an 5104,000 H/year, excel- nltes/wk. maybe all nHe. MENT WANTED adver- sweeping the nation with Individual to work In a sion, excellent benefits, Wanted for Immediate HoUthcartltrtcruiUng praplng for painting (cov- hi* new MLM. Unlimited Men - Frl. 7:30 • 5;30 assertive person, w/auto friendly and open atmos- lent benefits. 401 (k).no following necessary. tisement* am PAYABLE related experience. full time opening in a Certified Horn* Health Aide* ering merchandise). Income potential. Can for own trans. & drivers lie phere. Duties include $2,000 hiring bonus, all Three locations In Mld- friendly Warren Township IN ADVANCE by cash, Tea. non smoker, Cal: Excellent salary plus Frelghtllner Conventlon- to |oin trs professional 908-489-1234 information on upcoming general office work, filing dlesex County. 572-1614 office. Duties Include check, VISA or Master seminar* 906-362-2994 845-5930 bonuses. Full benefits. light phone work and als. Solos welcomed. answering phones and nursing team. We offer; HOUSSKCEKR- SUBURBAN AUTO MALL other tasks as assigned. Call today: HEALTHY ft EFFECTIVE Card. For a quote on CHILD CARE- In oui eneral office duties. M, W, Frl. ft Sun. Some LAW ENFORCEMENT Metuchen Location Company benefits. 1-800-441-4394 WEIGHT LOSS WITH Ironing, food prep. Bed- cost please call JOBS Scotch Plains ho ma. foi Please call our answering Herbal-baaed nutrition. Klust be computer liter- EtKellent Pay • month old. Mon thru oof) 72»-em Convenant Transport ate with some profi- mtr. area. axp. ft rets. 1-800-559-9495. NO EXP. NECESSARY service at 908) 412-2762 Dr. recommended 1-800- DssktbltWorh req. 234-0831 after 7 pm. Now hiring. U.S. Cus- Frl. 7;30 am to 5 :30 pm AVON HEPS WANTED- DRIVERS ciency In Word Perfect. 931-1918 24 hours. Dis- Please tax resume, in- Flexibility of hour* PERSONAL ASST. toms, Officer*, Eta For Non smoker with own Up to 60% commission. CLERK/MESSENGER- CDL Class B with P tributors wantedl HOUSEKEEPING- Part CARETAKER/MANAQER transportation. Rets. Free gift. The fun way to cluding salary history Info call 219-7940010 (Bam-4:30pm) Busy Som- Endorsement. F/T or P/T. Convenient locattortt time, weekdays. Senior Raised on Bsdminster Ext. 2935, 9 AM 10 11 Hag. 322-2278. after 6. earn $$$-18 yrs. or LANDSCAPE and requirements, to Apartments In Somerset erville Law Firm seeks Please leave message. 9M-7S7-0B11 Car and telephone a mutt. Estate. Knowledge of PM, 7 days. older. 1-800-642-3038 energetic a,nd well- (906) 872-8195 PERSONEL congenial atmosphere, valuM/prlvacy. organized person with Installations & Shrub (908) 549-2210 exp. with refs, must have LUCRATIVE PROMT" CHILDCARE NEEDED- BAKERS HELPER/ DRIVERS Maintenance SECURITY own transportation, CaH full time llve-in/out. Exp. SALES- Exp. preferred. clerical « typing skins tor (908) 725-1820 Seeks live-In/Cottage. POTENTIAL! diversified duties. Must Somerville area UP TO $8.00 HR 873-0296 weekday* am. Pre-englneered building required. 2 pro school- But will train flex, hours, 90S-534-5358 after 6 pm. (6091 443-1711 Qualification* Include Noreen, 908-754-9148 have car. Good salary, IMMEDIATE EEOC Hakpr, Prep ft Serve, Industry ha* DEALER- era, laudry & meal plan- benefits, working condi- Ira. Rafa. wltl be verified. Floral arrangements. SHIP opportunity aval} BANKING- Branch Man- tions. Call 722-5700 OPENING LANSCAPE LABORERS While many companies References In Beverly able In select areas. Cal 389-S589 ager, Whltehouse Sta- Hard Work Good Pay, are experiencing closure Interim* I AM LOOKING FOR S GOOD PEOPLE- to Hills Areas. Reply to: to qualify. 903-769-41* HOUSEKEEPER tion, NJ. Tired ol mergers CONSTRUCTION S8-S10 Per Hour EXP. and layoffs, our business 11 I * I. T M C III Ext. 1SO1 Carpenter's Helper and work with me on a part CHILDCARE and consolidations? Fi- NEED MONEY?? Helpful 908-272-3960 Is growing by leaps and 25 South Main St., i Irene Horvath nancial services and ac- Laborers. Tools A Plus. boundslll or full time b**i* to earn POSTAL « QOVT JOBS Live-In, Non-smoker. WE NEED YOU!! MANAGEMENT Edison, NJ 08837 some eerlou* money. P.O. Ben 10114 Tuaa.- Sat. References. counting firm seeks man- Must have transportation. S21/hour + Benefit* ager with minimum 10 271-8400 We have F-T and P-T fqual Opportunity Eniftoyer Call (609) 466-7433 N.H., CA. 91909-2114 No exp-Wtll train Drivers License a i. START NOW Call 8O8-S32-6200. yis. supsrvlsorary experi- Growing company open- openings for unarmed Se- For appt A Info ence. Competitive salary CRANFORD DEPT. OF No Experience neces- curity officers In Mid- 1-»00-*»-3040 PUBLIC WORKS- Perm. ing brand new facility sary. 15 Positions to fill and benefits. Excellent seeks Individuals for part dlesex and Somerset 0080 Incentive end bonum F/T pos. as laborer to by 4/29. IF NOT MAKING Counties. SNORE NO MOM x qualified Individual. Ap- time driving work In a fun $600. CALL NOW! — CHOOSi— 100% natural relief > program. Reply In confi- atmosphere, 203 days/ Say good night to annoS- denaco to Manager, P.O. plicant must be at least 908-707-8970 WE OFFER: 18 yrs. of age and In gd. week. Must have valid ADVERTISE YOUR SALES * SERVICES IN Ing anorlng. FT** dl5 248, Whltehouse Station, drivers license. MANAGEMENT 'Competitive Wage and NJ 0BB89 or call Mr. phys. cond. Must have a trlbutorshlp lor this valid NJ driver's license. TRAINEES Benefit Package FORBES CLASSIFIED DIRECTORIES ground floor opp. Roaenblum at 1-800-328- Seeking Manager Train- •All Required Training 800-814-8240, 24 hr*. 9373 for more Informa- Must currently possess a Please fax/send resume •Uniforms Furnished tion. CDL license, Class B or apply In person Mon- ees/Asst, Mngra. & • Business & Service minimum or be willing Frl, 8 AM-5 PM lo: Salespeople for Immed. •Advancement Op- UNIQUE OPP- Take and able to obtain one. positions. 1st yf. mgml portunity charg* of your Ufa ft find RARITAN HEALTH- 633 • Kid's Care financial opportunity on Route 20, Rarllan. Certi- BONJOUR Applications may be ob- earning potl $24,000- tained from the ADESA $60,000 yearly. Advance- your own terms. Build a fied Nurses Aides- F/T. French entroprneur & Call for Info: home based business. P/T all shlfis. DEPARTMENT OF PUB- AUCTIONS NEWARK mont, bfts. S Incentives. • Places of Worship U.S. partner earned LIC WORKS, ROUND- Call S18-0552 908-981-1995 $1000 training. FREE If E2B-B9pO Pat Caccavelll $100,000 commission 200 N, Main St. you qualify. BOO-927-2527 HOUSE. 364 NORTH AV- Manvilte, NJ 08835 ask for Mr. Grap • Computer & Office Supplies MOM + MONTHLY 2nd year with national ENUE EAST, CHAN- or Mr. Wentura •X1.B754 sales marketing com- WELLS FARGO Stuffing, envelopes at FORD, Weekdays be- 908-725-2200 906-2S4-5301 • Safety & Security home. For details send pany. We would like to tween the hrs, of BAM & GUARD SERV. CONSERVATION JOBS self-addressed stamped help you. 908-317-2929 4pm. For info, call Fax: 908-725-2201 Qam* warden*, security, envelope: F & N Assoc, 90B-708-7217. No ap- Medical Phlabotomlst 255 Old • Travel/Get-A-Ways/Vacations maintenance, etc. BOOKKEEPER/ DRIVERS WANTED Nat'l Co. seek* local New Brunswick Rd No exp. necessary. Now P. O. BOX 1302, Cherry SECRETARY plications accepted after To vend good humor Ice Hill, NJ 08034-0039 May 3,1996. mobile medical Plscataway, New Jersey hiring. For info call Small retail office seeks cream trucks. Immediate examiner* to do Insur- EOE THE ONLY WAY YOU CAN LOSE 219-794-0010 ext 81B3 ALASKA EMPLOYMENT a motivated, responsible position avail. In Union ance exams. Must be 9am-11 pm. 7 daya Individual. Computer CRUISE SHIPS Cry. Call (908, 241-S057. exp'd. Call Gary tor In- SEMI-RETIRED IS TO NOT ADVERTISE Fishing Industry. Earn up HIRING- Earn up to to $3,000-S6,000+ per literate in Quickbooks & DRIVERS:— Solos, terview 1-800-225-9414 Residential window WILDLIFE/ Microsoft Office a plus. $2.000 +/mo. working on CONSERVATION JOBS -month. No experience cruise ships or land-tour teams. Industry's top pay cleaning company necessary, Mnlo/Fsmale. Plans© fax resume with to start loaded/empty. NANNIES/ — 17 weekly newspapers that stay in Qame wardens, security, salary history to: companlBs. World Travel. seeks responsible per- maintenance, etc. Age 18-70. Call: 206-971- No exp. necessary. For Three raises first year. 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2! own6rPrices Must be a previous Sansone Toyota/Mazda owner to qual. "' Must be current Toyota Camry (purch. new) '° mts based on 24/30/ mo. closed end lease. 1 st pymt/ ref. sec. dep/bank fee/total due at incept./total pymts/total „ , ...,. ,. $99«12S«4SO»1674«2378«3826/$12l858rt2.000rrtrW^n1WJ^Er^^ , (ALTIMA -$119/$3O0/$545/$1964/S2856/$44O1/S13,902/12,00O mi./yr then 18e, W/S100O down), (VILLAGER- S169/$175/S0/S2344/$4056/$6056/S15,185.20/12(OOO mi/yr then 15c, with $2000down). (JIMMY - $2697$25O/$460/$1844.95/$5998.50/7393.50/ $13,732.18/12,000 mi/yr then 15e with 995 down). Subject to approval ol primary lender. SMU-•44 / Forbes NewspaperNewspapers AvtMMtNwGsiikle April 24,2524, 25,26, , 1996 Don't forget to spring clean your car HACIN "junk" in thee glove box, too, so clean it ououtt water through a pressure washer. Engine compartment Exterior and make sure that our Engine compartment IRBESPPNDENT and make sure tha ty you rregistration registration i sis u upp II boughbought t aa "cheapie"cheapie"" frofromm aa massmass- - » •"" The last^ thin. g to do is to dean the exte-I FORBES CORRESPONDENT to date along with proof of insurance. But merchandiser for around $30. To get to the An engine cleanup should start with the to do is to d( JRRESPONDENT , . . , _ •__„__„ « . ri . ,H *3fl To »>t t/i the An engine cleanuD should start with the riorm. Aftee lasr twashin uiing g10 an aod i polishing* UJ U« , a coat of; I suppose we're all glad that winter is avoid keeping your driver's license, autllot suspensiomwh n icDn anr frMd runninnrrair g gear, you have to removal of the battery and its thorough cleanup with soap and water. Its terminals hard wax will help avoid rustout Do the; over and we can get busy with the impor- club I.D. or gas company credit card there. get the vehicle up high enough to get un- inside edges of the fender wells too, and tant things in life — like getting the gar- Breaking in is too easy. derneath with the hose. If you're short on and cable ends should also be cleaned and also the areas around the windshield and den back in shape or even more pressing, If the permanently installed rugs are equipment, you can jack up a corner, re- then wire brushed with a battery terminal rear window trim. Brush out the groves getting a good tan. damp to the touch, you may have trouble move the wheel, rest that corner on a jack cleaner, a cheap device available at any with an old tooth brush and force hard But nice as the weather is, and as getting them dry. 1 had to use a kerosene stand and wash off that part of the chassis parts store. Then the engine should be wax in the space. : tempted as we are to engage in more plea- space heater on a Mitsubishi that was and suspension. You can use a pressurized soaked-down with another can of emulsi- Replace the wiper blades if they're more surable pursuits, we should take the time caught in a rainstorm with a broken wind- can of emulsifier (there are lots on the fier followed by a hot water wash-down. than two years old. Use a window cleaner to spruce up our faithful mounts after the shield not long ago. If the interior is really market) to soften the grease if a cleanup Make sure that you mask off the engine hasn't been done for a few years — and on the windows inside and out and you're difficult months that lay behind them. soaked, it's possible that rain water was air intake and the distributor cap area (if done. These are the areas that require attention: forced up into the interior through floor check out the brakes while you're at it your car is old enough to have one) to pan seams that aren't completely sealed. keep it from getting wet — or it may not General service Interior The only cure is to pry up the rugs, scrape Trunk restart. If you can reach them, get the Needless to say, the car should be ser-; When my kids were young, we would the floor pan and repaint it. The underside Usually the older the car, the worse the areas that are hard to reach (front pulleys, viced if it's been neglected for a while. Oil; ; periodically "flush out" the interior of should then be re-coated with underseal. trunk condition. Clean it out thoroughly underside of the intake and exhaust mani- filters, vacuum hoses, etc. are cheap com-: - whatever vehicle was being pressed into (under the spare tire, too), air-dry it, check folds, etc.) and pinch the radiator and pared to engines, transmissions and th*» - service, Undercarriage your tire-changing gear and air up the heater hoses while you're there to see of rest, and lots less scary to have done than; I Early on I learned that dust, dirt, Chee- The contaminates left on the underside spare. they're soft or brittle. breaking down on the highway at night • ; rios and other debris left under the seats of your car from running through rain If your tire chains are getting rusty from Shoot the area under the battery with If your car is a 1989 model with around _ could hold moisture for a long time. Pull puddles or over icy roads that have been lack of use, spray them down with some spray paint or underseal to retard the ac- 85,000 miles on it, it's average, but thi< - up the seats and you may find enough chemically treated get into everything and kind of light lubricant and store them in tion of battery acid "mist" that ac- also means that there's lots of vehicles onj: change for a quick lunch, but the real pur- start corroding the body. Spraying off the an old athletic bag. If you don't, they may cumulates there. It has a tendency to eat the road that are much older. If you go: pose of getting under there is to vacuum underside with a garden hose is better be a pile of rust next winter. Make sure up the inner fender wells if left untreated. through this cleanup routine annuallyj; out all that dirt and dust. than nothing, but the only way to really everything in your emergency equipment If it's kept clean, the car will last lots long- your '89 may last well into the next millerw ; There's always a lot of superfluous get it really clean is by running hot, soapy bag is working, too. er. niufn.

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Sheehan attends excellence seminar Wash winter's residue Jerry Sheehan, vice presi- dent and general manager of Oitschman Flemington Ford Lincoln Mercury, re- from your vehicle cently attended XL20O0 Ex- Americans have just experienced one of the use common household detergents. "Whether you're a do-it-yourselfer or have It cellence in Leadership Con- country's harshest winters. • Vacuum all carpets and fabric seats. SaH professionally cleaned, be sure that it's done ference at the invitation of and dirt get into cars each time you do and are thoroughly," Mr. Walker said. "Any residue the Ford Motor Company. According to Chemical Week magazine, the abrasive substances that can actually become Dittchman, a member of Blizzard of '96 produced record shipments of that's left behind, whether it's salt, dirt, soap or ground in and wear down the fabric or carpet the Flemington Car and salt to help prevent motorists from slipping and cleaning solutions that weren't properly ex- Truck Country family of sliding on the roads. Unfortunately, this record • Just as you would have the carpets in your tracted, can actually attract more dirt and pos- dealerships, was chosen to salt use may be causing your automobile to age home cleaned, have the carpets and seats sibly cause staining." participate in the con- prematurely if the salt is not properly removed. shampooed to remove all dirt, salt and residue. Once clean, it's equally important to use pro- ference due to its leader- While sometimes very visible, salt, dirt grime • Get under the car and power wash the un- tective coatings to preserve the life of the ve- ship within the industry and and other winter contaminants can also hide in derside. Mr. Walker advises following the hicle and keep it looking vibrant and new. consistent achievements in the seams and crevasses, eating away at your owner's manual guide lines, since most manu- There are different levels of protection for the the areas of customer ser- car's finish, causing dulling, pitting and over facturers recommend a cleaning to help pre- car's exterior, ranging from wax, which you can vent corrosion. vice. The focus of the con- time, rust apply yourself and will last about three months, • Check the drain holes in the bottom of the ference was on dealerships But according to Tom Walker, director of the to a professionally applied protective resin, Ziebart Forum on Auto Protection, spring is an door to make sure they are not clogged wilh and Ford Motor Company which lasts about a year. ideal time to remove winter's residue and build- mud, dirt or salt These holes are critical for working together to ensure Mr. Walker said to think of this annual rou- customer satisfaction, as up. By following a few simple steps, you can proper drainage. well as employee and team protect your investment and add life to your • Clean out the trunk, especially the sides, tine as spring cleaning your car, as you would satisfaction. car. where dirt often hides. spring clean your home. By maintaining your • Give your vehicle a thorough washing. • To finish off the job, clean the windows vehicle with regular washings and attention When washing it yourself, be sure to use a well, since they have been closed up all winter from a professional, you can help protect your cleaner manufactured for automobile use. Don't and may have film on them. investment and keep it looking new.

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The Driver's PlaceT MILLENNIUM AUTOMOTIVE GROUP V GASTON AVENUE AT ROUTE 22 • SOMERVILLE/BRIDGEWATER, NJ 908.685.1033 Easy to get to from anywhere! FAX: 908.685.1404 An Exclusively Volkswagen Location Forbes Nftwsnanars / SMU- 7 Repairing windshield nicks can prevent costly replacement Jeep. •Windshield damage is a fact of life. Those tiny hicle's frame flexes. TYus, along with vibration, puts Eagle Stones coming from nowhere smash into the glass. stress on the damaged area, which causes cracks to resisting in various types of damage. develop. The cracks travel across the entire wind- Most damage falls into one of two categories: "bull- shield, requiring replacement, which can run into series" or "star breaks," according to Joe Sgro Multi hundreds of dollars, especially for a newer vehicle. Ssryices. This type of damage is repairable via a pres- The average cost of repair is $50. Repairing re- surized injection method Trie injection method prts- moves stress, which helps to prevent continued suriees liquid resin into the damaged area. During the growth of the crack. Repairing also keeps water from process, a small vacuum is pulled to help extract any getting into the inner layers of the windshield, freez- umpped air, thus assuring a complete fill. Once the ing during the colder months, and causing cracks to damage is filled, the resin is cured and the repair is develop. complete. The repair takes all of 30 minutes and can Why replace a windshield when it can be repaired? ONOV* COMPUTE UMt UP Of NEW CARS! (•Performed under most conditions. Joe Sgro Multi Services only repairs, not replaces, jSB»e question comes to mind, why should you repair winds liields. The company will perform repairs any your damaged windshield. The answer is simple — by time, weekdays, weekends and holidays, if necessary. BRAND NEW 96 JEEP 4X4 repairing you will save hundreds of dollars. Emergency repairs are not a problem and there is no When the windshield becomes damaged, it is weak- extra charge for rush service. ened in that area. During normal driving, the ve- For more information, call 534-6241. CHEROKEE SPORT Easing the bite of gas increases t To help ease the economic im- recommended by the vehicle's care of as many errands as pos- J»ct of gasoline prices that have miuuitacturer or is needed to sible. • Avoid excess weight .jumped more than 11 cents per prevent knocking in an older ve- on the roof and in the trunk 4df, 6cyl,«ulo Irans. ssloctIrac4WD.pwr strnafbrks. AIR. till, cruisa steieocass : gallon in the last two months, privacy glut. 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(pconomy by as much as 2 per- of gas per hour and wastes more AAA Central-West Jersey 0IANP ^t per pound of pressure below t;;is than rt:;l;irtinj; the entwine. serves more than 570,000 mem- recommended level. • Check the engine oil level bers with member, travel and fi- ^ i • Accelerate gently, brake when buying gasoline to be sure nancial services in Somerset, gradually and avoid hard stops. the engine is lubricated projierly. Middlesex, Hunterdon, Mercer, • Do not purchase mid-grade • Combine errands into one Burlington, Monmouth, Ocean, ,or premium gasoline unless it is trip or go to one location to take Sussex and Warren counties. BRAND NEW 95 EACLE Flemlngton VW lauded VISION ESI f£r sales performance -rm. /flemlngton Volkswagen, a meniUr of (he Flemington Car andTi-uck Country family of dealerships, was recently mimwl No. 1 in the Don't Replace It... K;IU-S Central/Southern Jersey area for vol- I Repair It V-«. Mo. Iran*, pwr stmtf* whl ABS Nki, AIH. 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Lease a 1996 Volvo 960 for 1399/mo., closed-end, 39 mos. 12,000 mi7vr.,15e/mi. thereafter, MSRP $34,110, 11996 Volvo 850 for $359/mo., closed-end, 36 mos. 12,000 miAr.,15$/mi. thereafter, MSRP $28,580, $2,000 cap cost red.. $400 ref. sec. dep., $495 acquis. fee/gap ins./la»MV. 1st pymrrt $399 due at inception, $499 cap cost red., $400 ref. sec. dep., $495 acquis. fee/gap insJtax/MV. 1st pymnt $3S9due at Inception. Tot. mthly pymnts $18,456. Res. vai. $17,396. Tot. pymnts at initiation of lease $3,294, WMTI095669, Tot. mthly pymnts $14,318. Res. val. $18,931. Tot. pymnts at initiation of lease $1,753, VINOT332S81, STK#V6283. General lease limited and subject to change w/out notice. Not resp. for typo, errors. Pricing STK#V6290. General lease limited and subject to change w/out notice. Not resp. for typo, errors. Pricing includes aH costs to be paid by consumer exc. lie., reg., and applicable taxes. Lessee resp. for mairrt. and includes all costs to be paid by consumer exc. lie., reg., and applicable taxes. Lessee resp. for malnt. and excess wear and tear. Art for illustration purposes only. excess wear and tear. Art for illustration purposes only. THE 1996 VOLVOS. LOADED WITH WHAT MATTERS. I'.xchitivc VOLVO Dealership

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Route 22 Bridgewnter / 908-722-3566 Route 22 Somerville / 908-525-7700 April 24, 25, 26,1996 Forbes Newspapers / SMU-13 avalier's redesign orks for its drivers and Chevrolet engineers have sig- stereo, although an upscale system, nificantly strengthened its chassis which includes a CD player and in both bending and twisting, four speakers, is available. I WiUfmore than 3 million Chev- which results in a noticeable im- CjKvalim on the road since provement on the road. As ex- On the road , ffr understandable that engi- pected, the various Cavalier models Cavalier's 2.4 liter inline four cyl- i«t General Motors were cau- can be outfitted with different styl- inder engine is new Tor 1996, and —*»ai atteritif a successful ing combinations such as body- delivers an ample 150 horsepower . But Cavalier's competition color bumpers and side molding, and 150 pounds per foot of torque. ___.! in roughly four-year cy- along with three different tire sizes. It uses twin overhead camshafts, 5, 0 it ww time to redesign the Our Z24 test vehicle used hand- The 1996 Chevrolet Cavalier Z24 boasts a fuel •conomy of 23 miles per gallon in the city and 33 four valves per cylinder and dual miles per gallon on the highway. some five-spoke alloy wheels with counter-rotating balance shafts to "Cavfjier is offered as a coupe, 16-inch high performance tires. smooth vibrations. The new en- " ' • convertible, in Base, US gine's longer stroke, larger dis- transmission is optional. with quick-ratio power rack-and- Safety trim levels. Our test ve- Inside placement and revised camshaft pinion steering, which provides thb week, the Z24 coupe, Behind the wheel good feedback and crisp turn-in. Dual aii-bags, ABS and side- The crisp, clean design of the timing are the mechanical differ- impact protection are standard, i some veiy daisy lines «nd new dashboard layout features ences from test year's 2.3 liter While the Cavalier's underlying A curving road may not be cause : flair, along with good roots are based on economical for rejoicing while piloting the Z24, while traction control is available simple-to-use rotary dials for its "Quad 4" powerplant, but an extra only with the four-speed automatic. (kills, but you can still ventilation and audio controls. dose of torque improves ac- transportation, Z24 models benefit but the car holds its own with per- ^economy car roots. Most drivers should he aide to tai- celeration at low and mid-range en- from grippy 205#5R16 high per- formance cars costing much more. Options formance tires, which greatly en- Models fitted with GM*s optional Outside lor a comfortable position, as Z24 gine speeds. Acceleration proved Preferred equipment Group No. models come standard with a tilt so-so at best, but was easily able to hance handling. Its suspension lay- four-speed automatic transmission 2: $975; electric sunroof: $670; Elec- problems experienced steering column and softer, upscale sprint the car to freeway speeds. out is very basic, with MacPherson (now available on base versions) tric rear window defogger: $170; ith0ie old Cavalier have been ad- upholstery. Other standard £24 in- The Z24's standard five-speed struts and coil springs up front, come standard with traction con- CD player: $155. Idresifd in the new model by low- terior features include a full folding manual transmission shifted and a simple twist beam rear axle. trol, which limits wheelspin on Ierin0h« oowl, increasing its glass rear seat, air conditioning, tinted smoothly, and seems appropriate Stabilizer bars front and rear, slippery surfaces. All Cavalier mod- Price |are«y«nd sUmrning the pillars that glais, floor mats and an inside for the sporting Z24 model. If man- which help keep the car flat under els use front dis

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cjare and research *>„ .i* »1 ^j -*mi*. CORRESPONDENT . I need any and all information you can give on the resto- I ration of a recently inherited 1936 Pierce-Arrow Model .*- •% .woe?* W ,1601. My best friend and I intend to make this a project 1 car; hopefully to be completed next year. The car is in better- «il thatjfeverage condition. j'fcsrc" ' i bought around 1940 by my great aunt in San Francisco , after running out of oil, it was covered and stored in her ! for some 40 years. No rust or body damage is visible. With of the door panels and front bench seat upholstery, •is immaculate. to match the worn parts and clean the rest. The 95TOYI AVALON I '96 TOYOTA COROLLA 1 and transmission will also have to be rebuilt and the car 6 CYL, AUTO, O/D.AK. AM/FM CASSICD, | 4DR,4CYL,5SPD,FWD, We expect to invest up to $10,000 to restore it to as P/W1N, P/ANT. P/MK, PmtK. til POTS, AIR. AM/FM CASS, R\DEF, j to original condition at possible. Till, CRUISE. R.DEF, T/GLSS. M7WR, T/GLSS, INT/WPR DUAL " It'i one thing to under- RJMATS.U-A'WER.DUAL A5RBAGS, A1RBAGS, STEEL BIUTED, MOONROOF, DEMO MILES 7)93 MSRP $17,563, V1NKTC126374 the rebuilding of a > uncle's '66 Automotive MSM tJU24.VN»SUO44997 Chijy Malibu, but you're get- 18 A IWIO. ting into some pretty heady stilt when you begin the res- tfWCryul uwKT-kHtayiiwui ims luwprvHuiyFudwrd avrt*fc»O>«i u toratyon of a true classic. Be- foi^you spend any money, have the car inspected by an experi- entad appraiser to give you a handle on what it's worth now and TOYOTA CAMRY wiff it will be worth when it's restored. 4CYU4SPD, P/B, NOAIK, "M do the things you propose, I don't think $10,000 is going to 2DR,4CYL5SFD,FWD,P/S/B, \ AM/FM STEREO/CD, R/DEF, gef you very far. I'd suggest that you spend the first year re> NO AIR, AM/FM STEREO, CD CHGR, T/GLSS, ALL SSN RADIALS, R/DEF, T/GLSS, INT/WPR, DUAL seeching the car and the available parts and services resources. GOLD PKG, AIRBAGS, RAD1ALS, GOLD PKG, A Subscription to any or all of the national vehicle collector's MSRP $13,321, VUWTO113341 Rtions is a good place to start The National Auto Museum ALARM, MSRP $19,086, VIN#TU708890 in Jfcno (the old Harrah's museum) has a research library and so the Blackhawk Museum in San Ramon, Calif. Do your >Q A IWIO. TmiuabinihiniivlrarniymnilifiliHtami kir 24 linn JO dirnipnmnii. 1«m>.jiMnmiidfl44plum ilqi .dSITVIM first, and you won't wind up with a garage full of Tail lunAmIn- it JW4 A* a Irw mphn M V ft in. 12K ini/yy 1 Otini adkiral |*» war b liar. Ttul [amicm»S7176 PPunti w <>«in SUi% Priii- ukJudn S7W Cryml Owmt-liiyahy Dnumnl (MUM law pwvkHisly piichanl iwlddr al (jysul ID MKMly. lOr'ni idB>«J|iiwuliWTnufpiy™re JI6», PmiafimilMW Mr that is capable of doing satisfactory service has been a MSRP $17,503, VWTE333213 pQDUem. I have finally settled on a small independent shop that " •*. good work My problem is that, at highway speeds, the car 128 A MO. " tendency to vibrate a bit and while it isn't outrageous, it is fci«arituyo\lMp«mmrf > ibwi nfmtn. H mi piyraB (11« rtt «t *p rill» Bank In » lol iawn bd 112«4it a las «n nfa m b 1 nl« wd»k •> CjvuiuiqiuJi^i _w IWiiiaiJIdMiil^BMarfriiaTiiupiynmKPiPuiitiKmiiiirili Li) STOOItwtHwiW j. I had the shop at the dealership try to rectify the hdteiTM&SrO c | , and I wasn't surprised when I was told that there was TD>ig" " y „ wrong with it My present mechanic doesn't do align- so he sent it out to a shop he trusts. They said that the III III I exists but that the balance is OK and the wheels are not 4 CYL, 5 SPD, NO AIR, 6 CYL. ALTO, P/S/B, AIR AM/FM The problem with several Chrysler products of that era is T/GLSS, INT/WPR, AIRBAGS, "LMOHTH CASS, T/GLSS, M/WPR DUAL ALL SSN TIRES, often wheel and/or hub runout The wheel bearings have to AIRBAGS, ALL SSN, ABS, checked for tightness and wear, the hub surface (where MSRP $13,728, CONV SPARE, LUGGAGE RACK,, VDWTS669688 ...el mates up) and the inside edges of the wheels all have MSRP $20,040, \TNtfTR587604 checked out with a dial indicator that can read variances as 4/10O (.040) of an inch. It's a very time consuming pOiect, and I suggest that you live with a standard balance job A IVIO. I8vmcrasi us. ]2i.mUf12f/mjditaiwi 1 •naH056Piinlusc(pionSI)ii6 i Chvrxt- L>yali>- Ksouunl < mus a vehicle at Qyaal Iri quaSfyl P*V I own a 1972 Dodge one-ton van with a V8 engine. I'm not FROM ROUTE TS. TAKE EXIT 36 " liure how many mites it has because the odometer is WARNENVILU RD. GO SOUTH TO ROUTE 2? EAST MAKE It-TURN AT broken. It has an automatic transmission and it all runs WASHINGTONAVE ONTO ROUTE 21 WEST except that it overheats after a few miles and the MT! ivanor runs out of water. The water leaks out of what looks like FROM ROUTE 28? TO ROUTE 22 EAST o)gr of three 2-inch plugs that are stuck into the engine on the MAKE U TURN AT WASHINGTON AVE passenger's side. This is my first vehicle that I own myself and I ONTO ROUTE 22 WEST tijrie to keep it running myself since I'm still in high school. We dfet have an auto shop at my school and I don't know what to m iSltH 311 GARDEN STATE PARKWAY TO ROUTE 22 INTO GREEN BROOK *that are driven into holes that are cast into the engine •t when it's made. The purpose of these holes is to provide an passage for the casting sand used to make the block. They act as "safety valves" that will pop out if the coolant freezes expands in the engine. 8MU-14 / Forbes Newspapers Stride April 24, 25, 26, 1996. Eldorado has a new image Whether It's Low Prices, for the '90s •11 By TOMHAAW4 Huge Selection, or Super Friendly Service FORBES CORRESPONDENT The original Cadillac Eldorado, intro- duced in 1951, used • 210-horsepoww VB for a top speed of 116 mph. . Just more than 500 were built that first year and the price was almost $7500, al- though its current collector value is many times that amount By 1957, the Eldorado Brougham was $13,704, the costliest of any postwar American car at that time. The Eldorado moved to front-drive in 1967, but retained the traditional Cadillac formula of a powerful, large displacement, gas- guzzling engine with buttons, switches and gadgets galore. But now there's a 'DOs-style Eldorado formula: a powerful small displacement VB engine, computerized controls, good high- way mileage and ergonomics uncluttered by gadgetry for simple operation. Outside The Eldorado's muscular appearance is highlighted by its athletic stance, seem- ingly built from the NFL fullback mold. It's low, sturdy and powerful, and supports '96 Bl this profile with performance. Touring Emerald green met., gray cloth int., Vortec LEASE $279/mo. Coupe models are devoid of outside 4300 V6 SFI eng. w/4-spd. elec. auto, trans, chrome, save for a slim beltline strip and window trim brightwork. The grille, w/overdr., P/S/B, A/C, AM/FM stereo cass., 38 mos. __ bumpers and side moldings are body color, much more! Stk#M7542. VIN#T2220855. and standard fog lamps are recessed into the front fascia. All Eldorado models come MSRP $23,742. standard with seven-spoke alloy wheels and 16-inch Goodyear performance tires. Inside Diamond blue metallic, 4 dr., dark charcoal cloth/vinyl A new, more user-friendly interior high- int., 1.6 L DOHC 16-valve MFI L4 eng. w/3-spd. lights changes for 1998. Cadillac offers the latest in technology with the Eldorado auto, trans., P/S/B, int. wipers, rr. Touring Coupe, but does well in masking window defog., A/C, AM/FM the often-confusing gizmos and gadgets stereo cass., floor mats. behind buttons and switches that are sim- ple to find and operate. Stk#M7501. Its climate controls have been moved VIN#TZ038066. MSRP from the instrument panel to just above LEASE $179/mo. the gear selector, and the Information $15,225. Center has followed suit. This enabled Ca- 36 mos- dillac engineers to widen the instrument duster for easier viewing. The newly rede- signed front bucket seats are leather- covered and firm. Each front seat is pow- • end eight ways, and their lumbar supports am adjustable outward, inward, or verti- cally, ensuring a perfect a fit for almost '96 CEO TRACKER any occupant. Licorice black, 4wd, 4 dr., 1.6 L • There's a new audio system with large I 'buttons and rotary knobs, and drivers can SOHC 16-valve L4 MFI eng. w/4- ! ;now also control its sound from new steer- spd. auto, trans w/overdr., ! jing wheel controls. Rear passengers will | *enjpy a heavily contoured seat, but as with P/S/B, A/C, skid plates, AM/FM ' •most coupes, getting there takes dexterity. stereo cass. w/4spkrs., carpeted ; On the road mats, dark charcoal bucket sts. The heart of Eldorado is its Northstar Stk#M7452. VIN#T6931183. system. It begins with a 32-valve, all- aluminum 4.6 liter VB engine which has MSRP $18,026. , twin camshafts atop each cylinder head | 'and puts out an impressive 300 horse- I power and 295 pounds per feet of torque. ! < mt def: int wmtis, AMTM sttfto wlpet, AM/FM stereo, bucket sis. A/C, tinlQl»ss.n.iJefr, AM/FM wipers. AM/FM steno. tilt expected. cass 40.644 int. VIN#P726OI99 AM/FM stareo. 39.955 mi. lilt, cruise, bucket sis 20 357 mi wipers, tilt, cruise, alley wneeis cass tilt, cruse, 54.342 irtt 46,511ml VIIWI11O4334. stereo, bucket sts. 47,350 ml. crulM. 36,6(5 mi. VIWNT324323, moon root. AWTMsttr»o cass The steering is now controlled by an N ADA list $7,900 VIWIN727372 VlN#MI40KS3 VIWH4163B8 V1N'P213256O ^ NAOAIist $67% wCD 43 489nir V;fi'P1?6O37B NADA list $9,175 NADS lest electromagnetic power-assist system Mulli disc $1,005 NADA list $10,700 $10925 Multi disc. BUY $7985 S?0 1?5 vooo Multi disc $1280 J17O5 Mult! di$C. Multi disc. which also senses differences in road Multi disc. S930 S3 130 BUY $5796 BUY $6,895 speed and conditions, continuously adjust- BUY $7,895 BUY BUY BUY $16,995 BUY $15,300 ing steering effort It also monitors the •93 PONTIAC SUNBRD YZ TOYOTA TBCEL YSCMftlACSOANKVUE •KMOCURY COUGAR IS •93 CHEVY SU«W»A* ABS and traction control, eliminating (ted, 4 dr. 4cyl. auto, P/S/B, Teal 2 dr. 4 cyl auto, 1ZNZUAMQ0 Maroon. 4-dr,, 8-cyl suto. '90 CHEVY CARGO VAN Maroon, 4 dr., 9 cyl. auto, Whltt, 2 if , 6 cyl. auto. w/ov«rdr, ConvertMe.rtd.2ilr.4cyl Li blue UA. 8 cyl auto.^ A/C, tint, rr delr, AM 63,598 ml overdrive. P/sww/lks. A'C. tint fleO. 6c>l jgto.P.'SB. H0 3H. wheelspin by "pulsing" the ABS if wheel- P/S/B. fJC, tint, rr deft. P/S/ABS/W/Us/Sts/Ant, A/C, lint. PftB/W/Lls. A/C, tint olass, rr. auto. P/S/B/W, A/C. tint ottss, r., P/S/B/W/lks. A*, VIWN0215853. deff. Int wtpars. AM/FM sureo glass, rr Oelr. mt wpers, AWTM tinlglass ml wipers. AV 66.745 tirt gtass, rr detr. int. wip«», spin is detected. The car handles well rr detr., int. wipers,tilt,cruise Int. wipers. AM/fM stereo 44.354 30,907 mi VIIW7534126, cass.. tttt cruiw. 54,159 mi. stereo cassette tilt cruise 16 332 mi VIN#L71O?76? HADA list $7,700 AM/FM stereo cass. 69,032 mi ml. VIWN98O4096. AM FM s'.ereo cass.. tilt. cn4k. V1WNH629019. when driven fast, with small doses of un- NADA list $8,495 VIWK4301116. mi. VIN*SR110290 NADAIisI $13 TO 67 830 mi. VIWPJ3KK04, Multl disc. $1,205 NADA list $10,900 NADA list NADA list $10,100 NAOA list $17 400 NADA list dersteer and plowing, while normal driv- Mulli disc $1,000 $10,975 Multi disc S5005 $22.45 Mutti disc. $950 ing offers a smooth, quiet, comfortable BUY $6,495 Multidisc. S6O0 Multi disc BUY $7,496 Multi disc. $2,900 Mufti disc. BUY $7995 ride. BUY BUY BUY $16,800 BUY $19,996 I Safety Dual airbags, ABS, traction control, side- impact beams and a host of other, less conspicuous items round out its safety fea- 2675 ROUTE 22 W., UNION tures. (2 mi. west ol Garden Stale Parkway) Options Chrome wheels $1,195; heated seats $225; a 12-disc CO changer and Bose- 1§ brand speaker system $1,513; electronic CHEVROLET-GEO compass $100. Price , The manufacturer's suggested retail 908-686-2800 : —„ _~. — • ,. "£?£ «*"%**><»« «nd 1400 acquiltion fw dm at Incapton. Tottl mowhly payman* 110.602.12,000 ml. yi. attMranm. 15* rrt. lh*»rt«. Prtmt LMM torJ17 9 mcrae mot m/Ka down, hist months payment plus tax $2C0 secunty oepost MOO 3 I price is $42,995; as tested, $47,168. «*ag*gndnt>

j|*p's Grand Cherokee Laredo gets 14 miles per gallon In city driving, 18 on the highway. Laredo moving up scale Jim Bolsacos, President of the Toyota & Hyundai Outlet, says thai his dealership's "Full in heart of SUV market Disclosure" policy has proven attractive to both mule and female shoppers. RARITAN TWR, April 1996 — The formation," says Jim Botsacos, president of Both Grand Cherokee models are well-appointed Toyota Hyundai Auto Outlet in Flemington, the Outlet. "And frankly, some dealerships with convenience items such as air conditioning, tilt take advantage of the uninformed shopper, CORRESPONDENT steering, and power windows, outside mirrors and open less than three years, already sells more new Toyotas than 70% of all of the whether male or female. But not here." .The Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) has proven itself an door locks. Our featured Laredo test vehicle came equipped with a $2,475 options package which in- Toyota dealerships in New Jersey, New York, At the Toyota & Hyundai Auto Outlet, ir&porUnt part of the American roadway, and is by no and Connecticut. Here's an even more im- ns a passing phenomenon. Jeep's Grand Chero- cluded 10-way power front seats, uplevei stereo, theft- shoppers can have all their questions an- introduced as an upscale version of the com- deterrent system, automatic on/off headlamps, over- pressive statistic: the Outlet makes well over swered before they even speak to a sales- popularly priced Cherokee in 1992, is right in head console, automatic dimming inside rearview half of its sales directly to women! person, "We make sure our customers have _ thick of the market, and continues to move up- mirror, and deeply tinted rear glass. The reason is that women now com- all the facts and figures necessary so that tfftle. On the road prise an ever-growing group of decision- they can make an informed decision and '%kand Cherokee is available in Laredo and Limited makers, and they appreciate the Outlet's know for sure that they've gotten the best fan, and, although unlikely to do so, has the ability Standard Grand Cherokee power comes from a 185 unique way of selling the new Toyotas and deal possible," says Botsacos. fir tackle rugged off-road trails as well as pull heavy horsepower 4.0 liter inline six cylinder engine, which Hyundais. Shopping for a used car? Botsacos benefits this year from structural stiffening efforts to loads. Grand Cherokee's likely jobs include the oc- In fact, all of the dealership's custom- offers many of the same pledges to used car casional trip to the ski slopes, the transport of little- reduce noise and vibration. Many buyers opt for the buyers that he makes to new car buyers. He available 5.2 liter VB, which bumps horsepower to 220, ers seem to appreciate the novel "full disclo- jpaguen and plenty of grocery hauling. sure" approach. The dealership gladly pro- guarantees information-hungry customers all while it produces a stump-pulling 300 pounds per foot the knowledge necessary to make an intel- -" Outside of torque. This figure plays an important role; not vides shoppers with every possible detail only does it give the heavy vehicle the ability to concerning the models in which they are ligent, satisfying decision. I Dont confuse the stylishly sculpted Grand Chero- interested. kee with its more utilitarian cousin, the Cherokee. quickly attain highway speeds, but, if fitted with the For even greater security, the Auto Out- _; tall yet appearing quite poised, Grand Chero- optional trailer tow package, a maximum of 6,500 Shoppers can even access the dealer's let offers a 45-day/1,200-mile Unconditional optionally equipped with the Up-Country sus- pounds can be efficiently pulled. own prices at an easy-to-use computer ter- Satisfaction Guarantee the used vehicles package ride higher than standard models by Its brand-new four-speed automatic transmission minal right in the showroom. Or they can which they refer to as, "Trustworthy Trade- i inch, and utilize larger P245/70R15 all-terrain tires. helps in this area as well, because it's lighter by 35 check through the complete on-premises ref- Ins" If one of these cars isn't everything the A full-sized spare tire is also part of the package, pounds, and features revised gearing and higher erence library for what the pros have to say: buyer thought it would be, the Auto Outlet will although it takes up much of the usable cargo space torque capabilities to help improve acceleration and How many miles per gallon can be ex- gladly take it back, and the customer can behind the rear seat This minor problem can bepulling power. pected? Is a particular model a good car to choose a replacement vehicle. remedied by an optional rear-mounted swing-out Behind the wheel consider for leasing? What's the vehicle's re- "Full disclosure is our policy," concludes span tire carrier. New this year is a redesigned grill pair record? What will the car's trade-in value Botsacos. "That's why so many hundreds ol in a larger opening, along with new protective plas- Although 4WD Grand Cherokee models ride on vin- be 4 to 5 years down the road? bodyslde molding and available flip-up glass on tough comparison shoppers from all over tage solid axles front and rear, both ends are sup- New Jersey, Pennsylvania and even New the roar hatch. ported by long-travel coil springs that soak up bumps "Women have traditionally disliked buy- easily, and provide decent handling for a sports/utility ing cars because they are often made to feel York have become our customers. A quality Inside vehicle. Jeep's top-line Quadra-Trac four-wheel-drive uncomfortable In an automotive environment. product at a great price. Who could ask for anything more?" Grand Cherokee's interior is as comfortable as any system has also been revised for 1906, and now puts As experienced and intelligent shoppers, jMdan, and most can find a comfortable seat The 100 percent of the engine's power to the rear wheels they know it makes sense to do research The Toyota A Hyundai Auto Outlet la .-upholstery ii soft, yet still provides firm support A on dry pavement and fact finding and develop a comfort level located on Route 202 North, just 2 miles south -redesign of the instrument panel has softened its This greatly reduces driveline wear, and allows before making a purchase decision. Most of the Flemington circle. The Sales & Service Ilinct. along with adjustable shoulder anchors for both tighter turning, which helps parking maneuvers. Also dealerships are unable or unwilling to take Departments are open Monday to Saturday ;fronrand rear passengers. 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Jersey's Volume Acura Dealer April 24,25, 26,1996 kiide Forbes Newspapers/ SMU-17 Camaro continues sporty tradition in '96 powerful V6 under the hood, and into the optional handling package Z28 version which has a base price KOIKES CORRESPONDENTS the current fourth generation Ca- which makes the standard Camaro of $19,300. maro already handles pretty well, handle almost like the 228. The Tom — But Dad, the insurance f Chevrolet Camaro is almost so what else has Chevy done to handling of our test car was great, tab on one of those street racers is a rptional institution, having been make the Camaro better than last although the solid rear axle made arojind far 30 yean. The '96 version out of sight. Insurance companies year's model? itself apparent on fast, twisting know the Z28 can attain 150 mph \ perform* well, even in standard Vfi Tom — Well, Dad, for those who roads when the surface was rough. I form and Tom Hagin says it'* a want an open-air feeling without a Tom — That's true, Dad, but Ca- right off the showroom flooran d goad compromise to the high prnfile ragtop will enjoy the optional T- maro already comes standard with adjust their rates accordingly. The 72k Bob agrees, but wislies for Tops that are offered for the first double wishbone front suspension, buying of a factory hot-rod is only man performance option* on theThe 199S Camaro gets 19 milts to tha gallon In the city and 29 time on the new body style. For with modified geometry that al- an initial payment That's one of tesi car. The manufacturer's raff-miles, per gallon on tha optn road. $970 extra, drivers can unlatch a lowed Chevy engineers to use stiff- the things that makes the standard gesled retail price is $14,990; as lever on each panel and stow both er control arm bushings without version of the Camaro so versatile. tested, $21^34. Chevy put some pretty anemic en- to crawl up steep grades in theof the inserts in the trunk using a compromising the ride. Our tester Ilob — 'Hie seats are really com- Bob — Just like old times, Tom, gines under its hood and ten years slow lane. new system that stacks the T-Tops carried that $400 Performance fortable and lx>rder on being equal driving around in a Camaro. But I ago they even put little four-banger Tom — Which is why the new neatly in the cargo area. They're Handling Package, and it also adds to those expensive aflermarket imagine that the performance of in it - and what a slug! That car 3.8 liter V6 used as standard equip- held in place by the same mecha- a limited slip rear axle, four-wheel thi$ new "stacker" version suffers eomijetition chairs. The quick should have been made illegal. ment in the '9Q model is so desir- nism that attaches them to thedisc brakes, dual exhaust outlets steering is a bit heavy while park- compared to that '70 SS model you Bob — Well, immoral, anyway. able. It pumps a healthy 200 horses roof. And two detachable shades and a quicker steering ratio. To get hajl when you were a kid. are also offered as a $25 option — this package, however, the buyer ing, but at high speed it smooths Not all Camaro owners need or and 225 lb-ft of torque. With that out very well. I'd have preferred "fwn — Actually this new base even want the big 350-inch LT1 V8 setup, there's a balance of perform- that's the way I'd equip a Camaro has to also go for the optional larg- model comes on pretty strong. The under the hood, but at the same ance and economy that really if I bought one. er (P235/55R16) tires at $132, and the standard live-speed trans- standard model Camaro has come time, the car needs enough power shines during the everyday com- Bob — Personally, 1 prefer a alloy wheels for $275. mission, however. a long way in just a few years and to enter the highway without it mute, especially with the optional solid top. Anytime a car maker Bob — Which ends up making Tom — Dad, the way you talk, it can't be considered just a "wana- being a knuckle- whitening experi- four-speed automatic transmission starts chopping sections out of the the almost-$15,000 Camaro into a maybe it's you older guys who bee" street racer anymore. Toward ence. And it would almost be a at $790. car's structure, things start to vi-$21,000 masterpiece. With all those should be stuck with higher insur- the end of its previous body style, criminal act .if a new Camaro had Bob — So there'* a new, more brate loose. I'd put it the money extras, I'd start looking toward the a nee rates on sports cars. Now Make * Your Money BIS Perform As i ^^ B^^^p^^s 1 Well As Your Car! ' 1* Wf *j MA A AKSDKAS1 K AIJAr KKIHJCKD! N<) [\1( )NI ,V IX )\VN Uv\SK SIMXIAIJS IS

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Ride with the wind M ;.. Sailing cruises are within reach Of course, wedding proposals are much more common, he said. They've By ALEX SAV1LLE been honored to provide the location for many of those. The company has also Weekend Plus writer hosted several small "after-prom parties." "It's a very controlled environment on the boat," Siegal said. "They'll come down to the boat at 1 a.m. after the prom, They can't go anywhere out on the 'd rather be sailing," reads the all-too-familiar bumper sticker, pasted (o some boat. They can't get drunk. They can't go to a hotel room," Iother car, passing us, on our way to and from work. So parents like it, and the young couples have a particularly special evening. "So would I, but Pm not, And neither are you," m think back at the driver of A sailboat charter can also make a great surprise birthday present. that other car. "You tell them you're going out to dinner. Several of the marinas have good Wouldn't it be nice to ease back on deck, look up to check the wind filling the restaurants, so nobody expects it. Then when sou get there you walk past ihe white sail reaching high overhead, hear the water snap mtl gurgle as the hull restaurant out the pier to the boat," Siegal said. beneath you glides along? Then, of course, there is the danger they 'II think you've bought them the Of course it would. Rut sailing is a leisure time activity - it costs money and sailboat as a present, it takes time. If you have those things, you're probably ulready sailing. "People can pick and choose what they want," he said, If you're like the rest of us, you're just thinking abut it. They've taken out a ski club from Hoboken, It seemed an unlikelv Think no longer. match at first, but when they got out on the water, it turned out most of For the past few years, Romuncing the Wind has been giving the com- them knew what they were doing. mon people some uncommon experiences - sailing at affordable prices, "The question turns out to be," mused Siegal, "Do skiers spend the and at times when you have time. summers sailing, or do sailors spend the winters skiing1.'" "We'd like people to think they could go sailing every' other week if A popular charter involves sailing to one of several choice restau- they wanted to,11 said the company's president, Jay Siegal, rants, dining well, and then departing from the dock for an evening Romancing the Wind can put you in a sailboat with your loved one i cruise. or loved ones for an evening sunset cruise for less than $150, dis- » T \ J "If you wan! to sail out to Block Island, we'll do that," he said. counts included. People often sail down the Jersey Shore to Cape May, spend the These are not the overcrowded, over-rowdy, booze cruises around night on the boat, and then come back up the next day. . New York Harbor. Sailboat charters are also a good place to do corporate team These are sailing cruises, limited to a maximum of six people in training. It's a fun and exciting environment, and everyone can a sailing yacht between 30 and 50 feel in length, with mi experi- get a chance to do several different jobs and learn to work enced captain at the helm and a breath of air to power you along, together, Siegal said, Maybe you're sailing along as the sun sets, watching the New "One person can be at the wheel, while someone else han- York City skyline light up. You bree/e past the Statue of ft V dles a line," he said. Liberty, sharing a bottle of wine with five of your best friends, Sailing a decent-sized sailing yacht requires cooperation go under the Verra/ano Bridge mul make a trip past South and teamwork. Because the tasks are not ones done every- Street Seaport. day in the office, it makes an ideal place to learn to work Or you're gliding along smoothly amid the lush wetlands together because real-world stress is removed when n \fcM* of the Metedeconk River near Point I'leasani with jour ft* everyone is out on the water. lover, or cruising Barnegat Hay, slopping in at one of sever- Romancing the Wind has also given some philan- al fine dockside restaurants. thropic cruises, working with Project Youth, a North 'V "That's quite different from the other charters in the Jersey organization. area, where you can be out with a couple of hundred peo- "It's an organization that takes kids who have ple you don't know," Siegal said. been incarcerated and gets them into the outdoors, Romancing the Wind is accommodating and flexible - camping, on sailboats," he said. The company they're not wedded to any stod cruise. has also done the same for urban school districts "We'll customize the cruises," he said. "Anything you i in northern New Jersey. want to do." \ If you're interested in learning how to sail, Anything',' instead of sitting back while the captain does "Almost, We've even had a burial at sea," he said. the work, Romancing the Wind also teaches (Don't worry, the person was already dead before (please turn to page 5) they got op the boat.)

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(Continued from page 4) sailing at several colleges in New Jersey, including Union County College and Middlesex County College. The boats are at least 30 feet in length. The company charters several sloops, an all- wood classic yawl, two catamarans and a trimaran. Besides picking the boat they'd like to be on, customers can choose from seven different boat captains. For the intellectually minded there's Captain Rex - a former CEO with a doctorate in BARRY RUMPLE/WEEKEND PIUS Biology - or Captain John - a professional marine surveyor. For the party-minded, there's Captain Doug, or the other Captain John. And, of course, Captain Jay, Sicgal himself, a personable and knowledgeable captain and sailing instructor. On the trimaran, a parrot sails with the captain. "The bird is potty trained," Siegal said. "I'm not kidding. The captain holds it over the side and says, 'Now it's time,' and the bird goes." A couple of the boats are larger and more luxurious. The company charters a 45-foot Beneteau out of the Atlantic Highlands and a 43-foot Schooner out of Sandy Hook. "We encourage people to bring their own food and booze," he said. Charters include snacks and soda, and typically last about Vh hours for a basic charter, but, like everything else, this is flexible. He said they advertise for a Vh hour cruise to avoid the inevitable references to Gilligan's Island that come with the mention of a "three-hour tour." If you don't have a precise idea of what you want to do, and you just know you want to get out on the water in a sailboat, just ask. The company has a wealth of ideas. If you're wondering, Siegal doesn't spend all of his time on the water. He's also a business teacher at Union County College. "Accounting. It's about as mundane and boring as you can get," he said, comparing it to his other life as a boat captain. Siegal started sailing 20 years ago. He loved it His family loved it. His friends loved it He was taking so many people out on the water and having such a good time that he got his captain's license. After that, it was only a short time before he was collecting other captains, sailing other boats and expanding his business, furthering his unique vision that sailing can be available to everyone. Romancing the Wind runs tours out of Sandy Hook, Perth Amboy, New York Harbor, Point Pleasant, Atlantic City, Branford, Conn., and Ft Lauderdale, Fla. It's within your reach to be on the other side of the bumper sticker. Like Siegal, you can be sailing while the rest of the people are just dreaming about it. To book a charter or to find out more information, call (800) JOY-SAIL, or (800) 569- 7245. 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Paula Prentiss out of retirement to who comes to Manhattan, is se-Connie (Lake) ends up in a coma play a small role as the nurse who duced and impregnated by thefor a number of days and while makes the initial mistake, That's first guy she meets, ends up preg- she's out, the family, given that his major contribution to this ma- li nant and homeless in the rain, she's wearing the young wife's terial. a then is magically swept up by a wedding ring, mistakes her for the Lake, whose TV talk show would h crowd onto a train which jumps new Mrs. Winterbourne, Don't have u field day with Connie, n the tracks and kills lots of people. even ask. Before you know it, doesn't make us fall in love with t If this doesn't sound like the be- she's falling in love with, yes, the her here, and she really has to in r ginning of a great comedy, that's man's twin brother (also Fraser). order for the script to work, In- c because it isn't. 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Li Baotian as the Godfather in Shanghai Triad. FESTIVAL Gifted director's latest screens at State Director Zhang Yimou's films use stories set in ed States and around the world. '}. lay, May -,, different periods in Chinese history to comment on Triad doses the spring season of Rutgers Univer- 10 am-4 pm China today. His newest film, Shanghai Triad, also sity's New Jersey International Film Festival 7 pro. Downtown Metuchen takes on the gangster film genre. Sunday at New Brunswick's State Theater. It is free admission In Triad, Gong Ii, the actress who starred in all of joined on the bill for the evening by The Littfe Art Show • Antiques Show Match Girt, a 1920s French production of the Haas Crafts on the Green Yimou's recent films, gets caught up in mob wars Food Court/Uve Music Christian Andersea fable. For more information, caD and sexual intrigue. The director's films always offer 932-8482. Rain or Shine compelling characterizations and plotting, as well as For more Information call: (908) 546*2964 In next week's Weekend Plus: A preview of colorftil staging, gaining critical acclaim in the Unit- summer film offerings at Rutgers Uniuereity. ff' •'f'7/

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>r mrv.nM.,.$CAS$£UM WeetendPfus theater critic CaU Me Madam, the Irving Ber- lin musical now enjoying a revival at Millburn's Paper Mill Play- house, is a theatrical antique, a moderately entertaining throwback to a more innocent era which still manages to showcase the talents of a mature musical leading lady. Set in the midst of Harry Tru- man's presidency, the White House often looms in the back- ground of this politically situated but satirically soft-headed fairy tale about Sally Adams, \he ef- fervescent daughter of an oil ty- coon who has become known as DCs premiere party giver. A per- sonable, pro-American cheerleader, Sally is assigned to a post as digni- tary at the American Embassy in Lichtenburg, a small, backward country "too small to be a city, too big to be a town/' The book of Call Me Madam, by Howard Lindsay and Russell Grouse, traces the po- litical and romantic exploits of Sally, a woman who cuts through protocol and whose solution to the world's ills is to throw a party and give a loan. The character is, as a citizen of lichtenburg at one point says, "the most American Ameri- can [he's] ever met" During her Lichtenburg assign- ment, the charming yet lovelorn PUBLICITY PHOTO BY: OERRY GOOD8TEIN Sally falls for the country's stiff of M •* •** <-> prime minister, Cosmo Constan- J.B. In th. ftp. tine (Neal Benari), a "conservative through May 26. radical" she encourages to accept a large loan from the United States. effortlessly as her personality. She Director Charles Repole, who She also plays matchmaker be- belts out her introductory number, staged the Paper Mill's still memo- rable Animal Crackers a few sea- tween Maria (Vanessa Doiman), "Hostess with the Mostest," with the princess of lichtenburg, and sons ago, keeps this Call Me an energy and humor which re- Madam moving at a refreshingly Kenneth Gibson (Jonathan Had- minds one of what musical star ley), an American assistant hope- brisk pace, but his blocking (par- power means. But during her ca- ticularly during several of Berlin's lessly smitten with Her Royal reer, Uggams has also proven her Highness. But despite its political duets) is oddly stagnant, seem- abilities as an actress, most nota- ingly unfinished. Choreographer backdrop, and a few jokes about bly in television's groundbreaking the American obsession with big Daniel Stewart has more success foots, and she delivers her lines with his staging, particularly with bucks as a solution for the world's 11 here with a joyous energy and "Washington Square Dance, a ills, Coil Me Madam is about as good humor ideally suited to Sally number during which Sally curbs politically relevant as a country Adams. "When in danger," Sally is a conflict between Democrats and fair. Instead, this 1950 Berlin show fond of saying, "cross your legs." Republicans by forcing them to {originally designed for the inimi- Uggams gets a big laugh with sim- do-si-do. table Ethel Merman) is yet another ple lines like this, and she also, kicky but shallow stage celebration Although Call Me Madam be- incidentally, looks fabulous in a longs to a bygone era of American of the joys of coupling. vast array of formals beautifully theater, this staging presents a Fortunately, the Paper Mill has draped and bejeweled by costume sleek, grandly produced excuse to enlisted the considerable talents of designer Gregg Barnes. watch Leslie Uggams strut her Leslie Uggams, who makes this Adding to the visual pleasures of considerable stuff. Hopefully, she visually sumptuous production the production are Michael will return to Millbum with a more memorable than it might be Anania's stunning set designs, par- project as exciting as her stage u in the hands of a less capable lead- ticularly his elegant version of presence. s ing lady. Although Call Me t Madam is a musical antique, Ug- Washington, D.C., which has a CaU Me Madam runs through s spring-like, pastel charm which D garns is a fresh, vital force at the May 26 at the Paper Mill Play- heart of this Paper Mill produc- foregrounds the romantic heart of house, Brookside Drive, Millbum. PUBLICITY PHOTO BY: GERRY GOOOSTEIN tion. Uggams, a veteran of Ameri- what is essentially a sketchy ex- For tickets or more information, Uggams shines as "Hostess with the Mostess" Sally Adams In can musicals, has a distinctive, cuse to celebrate the show's lead- caU (201) 37ft4343. the production. powerful voice which charms* as ing lady: It'll , , ( f'f 5 \l '1"% $ «EHi^x?r

WeektndPtu*, April 2«6 M Metuchen singer seeks the big time Katie Pierce to perform country favorites at New Jersey Grand Opry on Saturday JpVEMGMtfV ginger Katie Pierce spoke excitedly Edison. totend PIUs writer of her upcoming performance Sat- Tve done a lot," she admitted. ne of the last places you'd urday at the New Jersey Grand "But I need to get a big break. I ever expect to find a Opry at Middlesex County College, am praying for a big break. If I country singer is in "This is the first time I'm actu- could I'd do it forever." O "I do every- Metuchen, with its repu- ally getting paid tation as the Brainy Boro, an and everything, ;. I act, sing, upper-middle class, slightly high- It's like $75 a and dance. Coun- brow bedroom community. show," she said to g&t a fi J try is probably But recently, over coffees at the with a big smile. dW) my best because outside cafe of the borough's "I asked some- : If I could I'd do it I like it more," trendy Lucca's Espresso Bar k one if I am con she added. Gourmet, 17-year-old Metuchenite sidered a pro- forever.' Katie said her fessional now - Katie Pierce father, former World of Cards & and they said Metuchen Coun- yes." cilman Don Pierce, introduced her Comics Convention to country music and encouraged Saturdiy ft Sunday April 27»*a» This won't be her first foray on MIDOLESEXIMU * SOUTH TtMNFIELD stage, however. With her multi- her singing career. Katie's mother, Over 70 Tables faceted artistic abilities - acting, Susan Pierce, and her father's girl- singing, and dance - Katie has friend, Carol Selick, a founder of worked as a model, appeared on the New Jersey Grand Opry, both local cable television, and has 30 supported her. performances under her belt. She's "I sing consistently around the Foe Info* sung the lead in Annie and belted house and my mother hates it be- out 'Teaspoon of Sugar" as Mary cause I am so loud. I think mom ADMISSION m 38B Poppins in Plays-in-the-Park in would say I am multi-talented. My mom's family plays the piano and Volunteer my dad - you'd really wouldn't Three want to hear him sing," Katie said. Company "May dad was born and raised in KATIE PIERCE Main Oklahoma. Since it's the country, my whole family kind of listened now and then. her to tour the country next school toil" "He doesn't really have a year. Katie was one of six New Jer- Katie's first brush with country choice," Katie said with glee. To be sey residents who auditioned for music came at age 10 on a long fair, she's given his favorite music the spot and will be the first state road trip to Oklahoma with her fa- a chance, leaving her with eclectic "TIL DEATH ther, when she heard the voice of music tastes. representative ever chosen for the Reba McEntire on the car radio "I have these big drastic group. and got hooked on country. Seven KUy4. 19% changes from the Beastie Boys After the tour is completed, ' 1)0 IS PAR! years and two fan clubs later, Doois Open and the Beatles to country. I guess Katie plans to use her earnings McEntire is still her idol. Katie will Ml KDI in DINMKMIOW I am kind of silly," she said wist- 6 45PM sing two of Reba's songs at the from the performances for college. fully. "I guess I am kind of back- Donation $30.00 Pa Person Opry. Unsurprisingly, her top choices are ward. I wear jeans and sweatshirts Dinner & Show "I'd rather be like her than Ma- New York University or the Uni- For tickets & information in the summer and shorts in the Cash Bar" donna. I don't really like Madonna. versity of Tennessee; surprisingly, tall 908-3G9-7270 winter." Everybody thinks of (Reba) as a she wants to study how tole t her really good person. I guess I'd If Katie ever settles on her fa- rather not make as much money vorite music, she might then be hands sing so she can teach the EXUIIKATIOH $40 as Madonna and be just be a able to decide where to settle hearing impaired (including oral cancer screening & x-rays) down-toearth country girl, I down. Katie's tempted to head for CLEANING $50 guess," she said. "I just think Reba the hills of Tennessee and Opry- Katie Pierce will perform 8 pm land. SENSIBLE (includes scaling) McEntire is so pretty... I think she Saturday at the New Jersey has the best lyrics." "I love Tennessee. I'd just love DENTAL FEES! EXAM, CLEANING, X-llays 535 Grand Opry at Middlesex County Country music lyrics aren't just to go live there. I love the country DR. KENNETH M.KUCHARZ FILLINGS and the city. I love Tennessee and College in Edison. She returns to llver ama an1 one about "the dog died or wearing a 3 West Union Ave. ^ '9 surface) country hat," Katie added She New York City and I hate every- the Grand Opry June 8, Tickets Bound Brook CROWNS $550 said most people don't really listen thing else in between," she said for the New Jersey Grand Opry General Dentistry (Porcelain fused \o metal) to the lyrics. with the definitiveness only a are $15 for adults and $12£0 for "We Treat the Entire Family" FUUDEHTUflES "It's deeper than most people teenager can muster. senior citizens and children 25 Years in BOUND BROOK perceive it to be," she noted. Katie will get to see everything (Upper or Lower) under 12. To order tickets, call 1- 356-0678 Katie's enthusiasm for country else in between starting this July PARTIAL DENTURES music might be infectious. Her when she begins a tour with the 800414OPRY. (Upper or Lower) boym'end, whose musical tastes All-American Singers. Additional chirges miy be incurred Toi related MrviCM which mjf M mquned tn some case* SIMPLE EXTRACTIONS delve heavily into rap, has been Ust week, Katie was named an VeraCartey does a mean Terns caught listening to country music All-American Singer, which allqws TwfhStep. ... •P. i ! ..I (',

WwkmdHw, April 24-26 The top 10 reasons t pet wumxumtmmt and kittens seldom posiesi the Urt month, I pnmiied to reveal traits you are hoping to duplicate the top 10 rwoni for iptying or and often retain qualities you least neutering your pet In tact,an y appreciate in your own pet It's a motive that prompts you to alter lot like people: We may look like your pet is reason enough, Ai I've our moms and dads, but don't dare said before, approximately 8 mil- to compare us if you wish to con- lion healthy, adopttbie dogs and tinue breathing. cats are euthanized every year in this country. That's one animal So there you have it. The truth every four seconds, This fact alone is that any reason you choose to should have you running toth e alter your pet is the right reason, vet, but some of us need a bit and you shouldn't delay it one more convincing, It is for you, more minute, Homeless dogs and John Q. Skeptic, that I have com- cats would be likely to agree. piled the following list: 1. Spaying or neutering animals is cheap and easy! Through the Anita Joy Austcnberg works with New Jersey Animal Population the Humane Society of the Unit- Control Program, animals adopted ed States, which has more than from shelters can be neutered for ft* 2.8 million members. She shares a $20 fee. Pets whose owners are her home with two cats, Mouse on public assistance (including just as lovable, just as adorable yourseli to a Milk Dud. Or invest the universe can't support more Mid Kitty, and a retriever, Rusty- Medicare and food stamps) can be and just as real. Please don't your windfall in the New Jersey than one by creed of nature. Either Bob. For more information, call neutered for a mere $10. There are breed. Lottery and win millions! way, you shouldn't allow him to (201) 927-5611. This column runs countless other clinics and organi- 4. Altered animals are less likely 7. The emotional toll of pet over- reproduce. In actuality, puppies the fourth week of the month. zations throughout the state (and to show aggressive and territorial population on shelter personnel the country, for that matter) that behavior such as biting, spraying can be staggering, These individu- LLADHO • C, ARMANI • ALL GOD S CHILDREN • HUMMtL will provide low-cost spaying and and roaming. However, they will als face the difficult task of eutha- neutering for dogs and cats. Call still remain protective of their nizing animals that others have the Humane Society of the United homes and human families. The carelessly allowe,_d wto ^ be W111bom<. Ye„ t States at (201) 927-5611 for refer- tendency to protect the home is they areviewed as theTbad guys Love LIADRP ? rate, based in the animal's personality for doing their best to handle a ...Then you'll love 2, A total of 70,000 animals are and instincts, behaviors unique to crisis that they've had no hand in Suburban Jewelers bom each day as opposed to 10,000 the individual Spraying and ag- creating. Occupational burnout is Over 1,000 Lladro figurines humans - a 7-1 ratio. If this birth gressive biting, on the other hand, common in this line of work. Neu* including limited editions. rate is allowed to continue, the are more likely caused by hor- trnng your pg ^ help people, as The Collector's Place onlyway to avoid euthanizing ani- monal urges that will be alleviated weU as animals, by reducingth e mals would be for each person to by neutering. number of animals that these folks take responsibility for seven ani- 5. Spaying females eliminates must relinquish to a humane and mals. The aver- the possibility merciful death. age family of 126 Eiit Front Street 8. Save time and money for your Pliiafield, New Jersey four, then, community, thereby freeing up the would need to ian cancer and Tel, 908-756-1774 of your puppies is one resources to fixtha t nasty pothole | Enterprise Zme only 3% Silei Tn care for 28 ani- greatly reduces on your street A^^g to ^ /essfor the millions of Houri - Mon-Sat 10inv5pm mals, provided the inadence of Hunwie g^ of the United eveiy other MRLCIOL'SMOMLNTS • DAVIDWINUR . SWAROVSKI • LLNOX other animals that are in breast cancer. stateS) conimunities spend hun- family does its need of a safe, loving Ukewise, neu- dreds of thousands of dollars to part as well. A tering males sig- control and eliminate unwanted college dorm enVWlrtient luuvciiiujr n. Dcts 3nd strsv snimsls Ksctor in room would • duces the chance i ^^ house 14-21 animals, plus stu- of developing prostate cancer or bureaucrat^ ^ c ^ md , mU:h { ment •bops offer bargains on used dents, each needing to be fed, wa- disorders. Don't you have enough 9> Speakin of multi ^^ dise. Calrlt Reselling or Recycling, the prices *ie fantastic! taredtared, educated and otherwise aatt- to worry about? you can probably imagine that one tended to. The Italian soccer team 6, The three extra dollars you unneutered animal can produce an would tour with 77 animals. And a spend on New Jersey licensing awful lot of babies, But have you submarine crew... well, you get fees could be put to better use: ^ ^g^^ ^ ^ of ^ the picture. You pay a $3 surcharge for the offspring may be responsible for 3. Allowing your pet to procreate, privilege of owning an unneutered bringing another generation of un- ENCORE even with the understanding that dog in New Jersey. This policy was ^^^ ^^ or wttens ^ ^ CONSIGNMENTS you have a home for each of the established to provide funds for re- ^1^ in six years, one un- 2 BuiUmpof MerchindiK incl. offspring, still contributes to the sponsible dog and cat owners to neutered dog and its offspring can Contemporary Ckxhiit| Jewelry, Fun. pet overpopulation problem. Every have their animals neutered be the source of 67,000 puppies, In Antiques, Colltctibfct, home taken by one of your pup- through the state's Animal Popu- jugt seven years, an unaltered cat Hone Furnishings. pies is one less for the millions of lation Control program (combined and its young can produce 420,000 {908)766-7760 other animals that are in need of a now with revenue from New Jer- kittens. You think you've got prob- 123 Claremont Road safe, loving environment Animals sey's "animal-friendly" license lems with cat hair now. Bernardsville, NJ will still die despite this concern plate). Those $3 could buy nine 10. Your dog is insane and you $5 OFF PURCHASE OF $25 OR MORE for their destinations. The only dif- candy bars, 15 cans of store-brand can't bear to have another one like EXPIflES 5/31/96 ference is that they may be ani- soda or, if you shop around, a him (this is the situation in my mals you have never met or come whole 12-inch sub sandwich. See a case), Your pet may be so bizarre into contact with, Nevertheless, twilight movie, for crying out loud! that you can't imagine passing they are living creatures who are Use the leftover nickel to treat along his genes, or so perfect that

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ANTIQUE AUTO SHOW (201) 326-7600 vllW intXnnt •imnliiiilil JJ Automatic Swllch Co, •Hold for the 21st year, 1-4 p.m. April 26,10 Hanover Rd.,Rortiam Park a.m.-4 p,m. April 27, free admission. (201) 992-4364,377-4491 NEW JERIEYFOU FESTIVAL HM4H IS •"Celebrating 100 years of the automobile." Eagjeton Institute, Douglass College, New

•iitiiniin»i J J 11 a.m.-4 p.m. May 5, Rain date Ma/12, Brunswick Free admission. (908) 932-9174 tut •!•«••• •. W.III 11 ASSOCIATED ANTIQUE •Promoting "cultural diversity" from South Jer-

ii>Mit»titii"ii"«ini»Mi> •» MAURI OF NEW JERSEY sey, 10 a,m,-5 p.m. April 27. Free admission. Monnen Arena, 161 East IHAD FESTIVAL IK Mt|IMIt>tlMM»«aMI«t 14 Hanover Ave., Morristown Lambertville Send Information at least (201) 386-1234 (609) 397-0055 10 days ahead to: •32nd annual antique show and sale, 11 •15th annual return of the fish, 12:30-5:30 a.m,-9 p.m. May 4,11 a,m.-5 p.m, May 5. p.m, April 27,28. Free admission; parWng$5 What To Do Admission $5, per day. Weekend Plus BENEFIT AUCTION SPORTS CAM AND First Reformed Church COtttCniLESSHOW P.O. Box 699 9 Bayard St., New BnjnswicH Grand Summit Hotel, 570 44 Veterans Memorial (908) 463-8366, 463-8363 Springfield Ave., Summit •Benefit for the Metlar-Bodine House Mu- (908)583-7915 Drive East seum, starting 6 p.m, April 26. Preview 4 p.m. •Deadly vrtiat it says, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Apnl 27, Somerville Free admission. 28. Free admission. NJ 08876 IUCKS COUNTY WATERLOO ARTS DESIGNER HOUSE AND CRAFTS FESTIVAL Our fax is (908) 526-2509. 388 Brownsburg Rd. East Waterloo Village We want tokno w New Hope, Pa. 1-80 Exit 25, Stanhope (215)348-5835 (201)384-0010 •Held this year on the Clark estate outside the •Held on the concert field at the historic site, jjflfVhen gJHwmuchl town. April 28-May 28. Adults $12, senior 10 a.m.-6 p.m. May 4,5. Adults $6, children citizens $10; call for each day's hours. under 16 free. gphone number DESIGN CONNECTION'•« Somerset Hills Hotel 1-78 Exit 33, Warren (908) 747-8345 •Interior design showcase and seminars, 9 a.m.-l p.m, April 27. Admission $50. AN EVENING OF QOOD TASTE Sheraton hotel AUCI IN WONDERLAND TOPIC CD* Route 1, Iselin 1 and 3 p.m, Apnl 28 (908) 390-9052,686-3004 Wilhins Theatre, Kean College •Restaurant potpourri benefit (or Women's of New Jersey, Union American ORT, 6:30-9:30 p.m, April 29. Ad- (908) 527-2337 mission $30 in advance, $35 at the door. •Alice, the Mad Hatter, the March Hare and FARMLANDS CENTlffiV everything Tnroutfi (fie Looking Glass. Ad- Brookdaie Community College mission $5. Morrtr* Gtoy? (()•*) Route 520, Uncroft RUTORS CHILDREN'S CHOIR 4ftllnf MoYbu (CeineDlon) (908) 287-9447 3 p.m, Sunday, May 5 IftyMofc •Bicycle tour of varying distances, May 4. Call Nicholas Music Center, Rutgers University, for check-In times. New Brunswick (Stom Tejmple Won) FASHION SHOW/ (908)932-7511 The Georgia Sea Island Singers are among the many perform- CHINESE AUCTION •Folk songs of Copland, Villa-Lobos and other ers appearing at Saturday's New Jersey Folk Festival In New North Branch Reformed Church, Route 28, composers, sung by children in grades 4-7. Brunswick. See Happenings. Bndgewater Free admission. (908) 725-2313 (INaWAItontortc) •Benefit lor the Martin Luther King Center and Mtthodtat Church with characters from famous fairy tales. To ft. SMeen Stone (Bush) adult day care center, 7 p.m. May 3, Ad- 6 Church Rd.. Long Valley April 27, Admission $6. tt Tto Oofning (BUSIB Rhymw) mission $5. (908) 852-4460 HUNTERDON HILLS 10. fl* PmsWents of tot FOOD ftMUSI C FESTIVAL •Creation; A Play of Beginn/ngs, world pre- PLAYHOUSE George St., New Brunswick miere of a one-act musical based on Genesis Route 173. PerryviHe tWted State of tmto (908) 545-0026 1-4.8 p.m. April 26, 2 and 8 p.m. April 27. (800) 447-7313 - Sales t^uies courtesy •held in a street-lair setting in the Middlesex NOW PLAYING Admission $5. •Squabbles, comedy by Marshall Karp, To of WwHk Records County seat, 11 am.-6 p.m, May 4, Ram date BUCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE EDISON VALLEY PLAYHOUSE June 27. Group rates available; call for ticket May 5. Free admission, 70 South Main St, 2196 Oak Tree Rd., Edison prices. GEM AND MINERAL SHOW New Hope, Pa. (908) 755-4654 McCARTER THEATRE CROSSWORD ANSWERS National Guard armory (215) 862-2041 •The Business of Murder, mystery by Richard 91 University PI., Princeton FROM PAGE 1 500 Rohway Ave., Westfield •Phantom of t/ie Opera, musical based on the Harris (no relation to the actor). Apnl 26-May (609) 683-8000 (908) 370-8997 tamous mystery. To May 5. Adults S20-S17, 25. Adults $10, senior citirens and students •Pu'pit fiction, Princeton Triangle Club spring FOOTNOTES •Platinu.n, zircon and other precious materi- senior citizens $18-$15; group rates available, $8. show (no Quentin Tarantmo involvement). 8 als, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. April 27,10 a.m,-5 p.m, CRANFORD ENTERTAINERS p.m. April 26.27; 7:30 p.m. Apnl 28. Adults April 28. Adults $4.50, children under 12 $1. REPERTORY THEATRE REPERTORY THEATRE $20-$15, students $7.50. Cranford High School PeopleCare Center, 120 Findeme Avt, Bridge- GREATER NEW JERSEY MONTCLAiR OPERETTA CLUB West End PI., Cranford water STAMP EXPO Mount Hebron Theatre, Bellevue Ave., Upper (908) 276-0936 (908) 846-5032 Holiday Inn Montciair Route 22, Springfield •Once Upon a Mattress, musical based on The •Verdict, munjer mystery by Dame Agatha (201) 2394454 (201) 379-3779 Princess and tne Pea. To Apnl 28. Adults $15, Chnstie. To May 4. Adults $10, senior cituens •Joseph and the Amaa'ng Technico/or Dream- 01 'For stamp and postcard collectors, 10 a.m.- $12, senior citizens $10 in advance; adults (April 28 matinee) $5, coat, early Andrew Uoyd Webber musical. April jjj 5:30 p.m. Apnl 27.10 a.m,-5 p.m. April 28. $14, senior citizens $12 at the door. FORUM THEATRE 26-May 5. Admission $19.50 weekends, Adults $2, senior cozens ond children free. CROSSROADS 314 Main St., Metuchen $17,50 Thursday and Friday; discounts avail- MS 170/MS 50 THEATRE COMPANY (908) 548-0582 able. Sandy Hook 7 Livingston Ave. •Sophie, Totie and Be.'te. New Jersey premiere (9081828-1455,681-2322 New Brunswick of musical cy Joanne Koch ana Sdiah Biacher EDWARD NASH THEATRE 0] 'Bicycle tours of 170 and 50 km, May 4,5. (908) 249-5560 Cohen. To May 19. Admission S27-S23; dis- Rarrtan Valley Community College, Route 28, 5J Call forcheck-mtimes. •The Screened Jn Porc/i, world premiere of a counts available. North Branch NEW JERSEY DAFFODIL SHOW drama by Marian I To May 26. Admission FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL (908) 725-3420 Frelinghuysen Arboretum S32-S22. 415 Franc's St.. Somerset •Ethel Merman's Br&aAvay, revue of the late 53 East Hanover Ave. EPIPHANY PLAYERS (908) 249-6410,246-8352 actress's biggest roles. B p.m. April 26. Adults Morristown DriltMtownUnltKt •frifo the Woods, Stephen Sondheim musical $15, senior citizens and students $12,50. Weekend Pius, April 24-26 What to do 11

26; Villa Victoria Academy (908)828-1945 RUTGERS UNIVERSITY Route 29, West Trenton •McDermott's Handy, April 27. BRASS CHOIR {909)683-8000 MINSTREL COFFEEHOUSE 2 p.m. Saturday, April 27 •Donizetti's opera, sung in Italian (wilh English Somorsot County Environment Wucalion Cen- Nicholas Music Center supertitles) by the Boheme Opera New Jersey. tor, 190 Lord Stirling Rd., BaBklng Ridfip New Brunswick Admission $35-$18. (201) 335-9489 (908) 932-T&U, 932-8862 MARY PVNEnUEY CUTTING •Left Field, Apnl 2C. •Performing works from 400 yean M pit Of CONCERT FOR YOUNG AtTllTl •Frank Christian, May 3, the university's Brass Day. Free admission. 4 p.m. Sunday, April 28 ORPHAN ANNIE'S WNQTUNWIALLA/ THCNEWTHEATfR •Chamber music sextet. Free admission. St. Bernard's Church, 88 Clarcmont Rd,, Ber- 1255 Valley Rd., Stirling VICTORIA OWSWOLD Ruifera Ml Ctntflr CHORAL FUTJVAl nardsville (908) 647-0138 3 p.m. Sunday, April 28 George St., New Brunswick 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 27 (90S) 766-0602 Open jam, Sundays. Watchung Arts Center (908) 932-7511 Crescent Avenue •Featuring K/isten Nakaflawa, viollrVpiano, and Open acoustic stage, Thursdays. Watchung Circle, Watcrtunt Presbyterian Churcti •To Kill s MocWngbW, stags drama based on Jonathan Gonzales, tenor, Admission $10. •Yasgur's Farm, April 28, (906) 753-0190 716 Watchung A^, Piamfseld the novel by Harper Lee. To April 28. Ad- MEME tOlfNNEUI •Cruiln'fwaBluzln',Aprtl27. •Ceiliit (former) and pianist (latter), Admlulon (908) 756-7788 mission $16112; discounts available. 8 p.m. Saturday, May 4 PALMYRA TEA ROOM $10. •Featuring seven choral groups from the Gar- PACER Mill fUYHOUSE Presbytenan Church 22 Hamilton St. IPftrMMUttCALE den State. Adults $10, children under 12 $5. Brookstde Or., Mllltxirn 140 Mountain Ave.( Westfield Bound Brook 8 p.m, Saturday, May 4 (2011 376-4343 SAMUCLMLWONTHLESUE/ (908) 322-7240 (908) 302-0515 WMtmlnater Choir Colletf •Call Me Madam, Irving Berlin musical about a MARCELLACmiDEU •A solemn work of Rossini, performed by the •RavtngNoah, April 26. Bristol Chapel, Princes 8 p.m, Sunday, April 28 D.C soctatite/ambassador, To May 26. Adults Choral Art Society of New Jersey. Adults $12. •African Express, April 27. (609) 921-7104, Ext ioo Nicholas Music Center, Rutgers University, $46-$31; students (15 minutes before cur- senior citizens and students $9. •Johnny Chartos, May 3. •Featuring the Westminster Conservatory of New Brunswick tain) $10. Croup rates available. MOSTLY MUWC RAMAN RIVER CU» Music faculty: solo, duel, trio, quartet, etc, (908)932-7511 THIMVHJOW 8 p.m. Saturday, May 4 85 Church St., New BruntwIcM AdmlulonllO. 70 Middlemen A*, Metuchen •Pianists perform works of Dvorak and Chopin. Prospect Presbyterian (908) 5454110 Adults 110, senior cltlttns and Rutgers em- (800) 488-6873 Church, Maptewood Skip Roberts, Saturday!. 7 p.m, Saturday, May 4; Presbyterian Church, ployees $8, Rutgers students $6. •The Mafco Bali Mt/nter fVrysiery, or "The Case 7:30 p.m. Sunday, May 5 •JtcWe Jones, April 26. 100 LMn0ton A*., New Brunswick MOVANNAD'ARCO of the Ugly Dumpling." 8 p.m. April 27, May Temple Emenu-Ej, Westfield STOW PONY (908) 560-7132, Ext. 2 8 p.m. Friday, May 3 4, Admission $49.95; includes dinner. (201) 762-8486 913 Ocean Ave., Asbury Park •"Songs and Romances for Spring" with the Richardson Auditorium, PLAYHOUSE 22 •Beethoven's Sonata in F; Schumann's So- (908) 775-5700 Cantabile Chamber Chorale and Concord Sing- Pnnceton University 210 Dunhams Corner Rd nata in A minor; Dvorak's Trio In F minor, •The Toadies, Civ, Brutal Juice, April 27, ers. Adults $12, senior citizens and students (609! 258-50O0 East Brunswick Adults $20, senior citizens $18, students •Down by Law, MWenUn, Good Riddance, HJd $8. •Giuseppe Verdi's opera about Joan of Arc, (908) 254-3939 $10, with Man Head, May 2. TRACt ELEMENT! sung in Italian by Pnnceton Pro Musica, Adults •Mepn and tne Amazinft Technicolor Dream- MOZART CHAMBER MUSIC •The Misfits, May 3. B p.m. Saturday, May 4 $27, $22; senior citizens $22, $20; students coat, early Andrew Uoyd Webber musical, lo 3 p.m. Sunday, May 5 •Pro-Pain, Crisis, May 4. Ogden Memoriol Church $10, $6. May 12 Admission S15 opening night, $14 Stanton Reformed Church •Shelter, Downset, H2O, May 5. Route 124, Chatham GREATER NEWARK other limes; discounts available. Route 629, Stanlon THE STRESS FACTORY (201) 539-6280,288-9729 YOUTH ORCHESTRA SOMERSET COUNTY (908) 782-3981 90 Church St., New Brunswick •Bluegras* trio performs In a contra dance 2 p.m, Saturday, April 27 VOTtCH SCHOOL •A piano trio, a piano quartet and a Diverti- (908) 545-4242 with Paul Rosenberg and Cynthia Butcher, cell- Vogt Dr., BMSffwator Symphony Hall mento, performed by a chamber music quar- Comedy club. en. Lessons 7:30 p.m, Admission $6; sneak- 1020 Broad St, Newark (908) 526-8900. Ext. 254 tet. Adults $12, seniors and students $7, •Ron Gallop, April 26,27, ers required. •Once on en Wand, off-Broaa*ay musical that (BOO) ALLEGRO, Ext, 230 •Brett Leake, May 3,4. iNrvtwm CHORUS takes place in the Caribbean. 8 p.m. April 26, •Spring concert, featuring v.orks of Haydn, NEW BRUNSWICK 4 p.m. Sunday, April 28; Prospect Presbyte- 27, 2 p.m. Apnt 28, Adults $7, senior citizens Leray Anderson, J.S. Bach, Hoist and Schu- CHAMBER ORCHESTRA rian Church and students $5, bert, free admission; reservations required. 6 p.m, Saturday, April 27 646 Prospect St., Maplewwd VILLAGERS THEATRE HIGHLAND PARK Kirkpatnck Chapel, Rutgers (201) 635-7723 475 DeMott Lane, Somerset RECORDER SOCIETY University, New Brunswick •Spring concert of Rutgers University (Newark) 1908)873-2110 4 p.m. Sunday, May 5; Presbyterian Church, (908) 249-6999 ensemble, featuring works of William Billings, •One flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, stage ver- 100 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick BOURBON STREET CAFE •World premiere of Games bySabln Pautta; Charles Theodore Pachelbel and other com- sion of the movie that rockeied Jack Nicholson (908) 828-7421 Otd Bty Rntaurant also works or Pouierw, Dvorak and Mown posers. Adults $25, $10; senior citizens and to fame, To May 12. Admission $17 Saturday, •World premiere of an Entr'acte by Robert W. 61 Church St., New Brunswick Adults $12, senior citizens and students $8, students $5. $15 Friday and Sunday. Butts, the ensemble's conductor. Admission (908) 246-3111 NEW JERSEY ORANDOPRY VICTORIAN SECRETS $5. "Acid \m" party, Sundays. 8 p.m. Saturday, April 27 8 p.m. Saturday, April 27 HSINQ-AY HSU •Big Mike & The Perpetrators, April 26. COMING UP Middlesex County College Presbyterian Church, 352 2 p.m. Sunday, Apr! 28 •Nltfit Train, April 27, McCARTER THEATRE Route 514, Edison Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury Reeves-Reed Arboretum CATCH A RISINO STAR 91 University PI., Princeton (908) 583-4007 165 Hobart Ave,, Summit Hyatt Regency Hotel (800) 414-0PW (609) 683-8000 •Country and Western revue with Jim Murphy •"Songs of Passion and Propriety" performed (908) 277-2235 Route 1, West Windsor •A Doll House, early feminist play by Hennk 4The Pine Barons, Katie Pierce, Carol Selick, by the Arcadian Chorale. Adults $7, senior •Pianist and prodigy from China via Calrjweli (609) 987-8018 Ibsen, May 7-26. Admission $4O-$15. Billy Phillips, Lynn Ann Gabriel and Peggy Ford, citizens 16, students $5; group rates avail- Donation. Headline comedy. PLAYWRIGHTS THEATRE plus a dance troupe, Adults $15, senior citi- able. HUNTERDON SYMPHONY •Carole Montgomery, to April 27. OF NEW JERSEY zens and children under 12 $12.50. WESTFIELD 8 p.m. Saturday, April 27 •Brian Regan, Apnl 28. 33 Green Village Rd., Madison NJ. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Presbytenan Church •Ray Romano, April 30-May 5. 1201) 514-1940 3 p.m. Sunday, April 28 8 p.m. Saturday, April 27 91 Center St., Clinton CLUBBENE •Sister Cal/ing My Name, world premiere of Symphony Hall Union County Arts Center (908) 782-3981 Route 35, Sayreville drama by Buzz McLaughlm. May 2-19. Ad- 1601 Irving St., Rahway •Brahms's Symphony No. 1; Songs of a Way- (908) 727-3000 1020 Broad St., Newark mission S17 evening, $15 matinee; discounts (908) 232-9400, 499-8226 farer by Mahler, the overture to The flying •Glen Burtnick. April 26, (800) ALLEGRO available. •Three works of Beethoven: hit Piano Concert Dutchman by Wagner, Adults $10, senior citi- •John Piaarelli, April 27. •Moiart's Sonata in G major; Schubert's Fan- •ftte Lower Cortex, world premiere of drama No. 1, Ms Symphony No. 1 and the overture zens and students $5, THE CLUBHOUSE tasia In C major; Fto Metod/es by Prokofiev; rjy Robert Clyman, May 4-18. Admission $17 Saint-Saens's Sonata No. 1 in 0 minor. Ad- to The Creatures of Prometheus. Adults $23, J.S. BACH AND HIS SONS 116 Watchung Ave., Plamfietd evening, $15 matinee: discounts available. mission $5O-$2O. senior citizens $19, students $12. 7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 4 (908) 769-9267 TECHNIQUES THEATRE WESTMINSTER CHOIR Old Greenwich New Life Crisis, Thursdays. PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Middlesex County Vo-Tech 8 p.m. Sunday, April 28 Presbyterian Church •Rich Meyer, April 26. OF NEW JERSEY Rues Lane, East Brunswick Westminster Choir College Route 173, Bloomsbury •Bums in the Park, Apnt 27. 8 p.m. Saturday, May 4 1908) 521-3156 ( Bristol Chapel, Princeton (908) 213-1100 COACH N PADDOCK Richardson Auditorium, •The Secret Garden, adaptation of the chil- (609) 921-2663 •MUSJC of the Bach family performed by Vir- Route 173, Hampton Princeton University •Performing works of Paert, Victoria, Davtes, dren's Story. May 3-18. Adults $10 evening, ginia Brewer, oboe, and Edward Brewer, harp- (908) 735-7889 (609) 258-5000 Laurtdsen, Pouienc, Barber and Copland. $8 matinee; senior citizens and children $8 sichord. Adults $15, senior citizens and Stu- •Gary Ross Trio, April 26, •Rachmanlnov's Piano Concerto No. 2; Adults $5, senior citizens and students $3. evening, $6 mabnee. Group rates available. dents $9. COURT TAVERN Tchaikovsky's Serenade lor Strings; Kodary's SHOOTING STARS Dances ofGalanta, Adults $30-120, senior WESTMINSTER JUBILATION RINGERS 124 Church St. THEATRE COMPANY citizens and students $12. Related lecture COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA 3 p.m. Sunday, Apnl 28 New Brunswick Three Bndges firehouse April 29 (see "Speakers" section). 7 p.m. Sunday, May 5 St. Francts of ASSISI Cathedral (908) 545-7265 Mam St., Three Bridges Richardson Auditorium, Main St., Metuchen •Project Object Orchestra (Frank Zappa trib- PINGRY GLEE CLUBS & BRASS (908) 369-7270 (908) 548-0100 ute), April 26. 4 p.m. Sunday, April 28 Princeton University *W Dealt) Do Us Part, murder mystery done (609) 258-5000 •Handbell choir from a Methodist church in JACK O'CONNOR'S Crescent Avenue •Beethoven's Choral Fantasy; Mendelssohn's dinner-theater style. 7:30 p.m. May 4. Ad- Ailentown, Pa. Adults $7, students $4, chil- 1288 Route 22, Bridgewater Presbyterian Church Symphony No, 2. Admission $5. mission S30. dren 14-under free, (908) 725-1500 716 Watchung Ave., Plainfiefd WESTMINSTER KINGSTON TRIO Gladys Richards (piano), brunch Sundays, (908)647-7058 CONCERT BELL CHOIR 8 p.m. Saturday, April 27 Willie Lynch, Thursdays, •Performing Faure's Requiem and other sa- 4 p.m. Sunday, May 5 Moms Knolls High School •W'ooster Street Trolley, Apnt 26. cred works. Free admission. Westminster Choir College Knoll Dr., Denville •Jazz jam session, afternoon April 28, BUCKYPIZZAREUJ/ In Concert MIKEKERWIN'S GENE BERTONCINI Bristol Chapel, Princeton (201) 538-6413 •Folk-style group famous for their pre-Beaties 353 Bound Brook Rd. 8 p.m. Friday, April 26 (609) 921-2653 Watchung Arts Center •Original and traditional music performed on BEETHOVEN ROMANCES hits "Tom Dooley" and "M.T.A." Admission Middlesex Watchung Circle, Watchung 90 handbells, Adults $5, senior citizens and 8 p.m. Saturday, April 27 $25, $20. (908) 968-9855 (908) 753-0190 students $3. Community Theatre KIRKPATHICK CHOIR •Johnny Charles & The Stingrays, April 26. •Two jazz guitarists on one bill. Admission YOUNG ARTISTS AUDITIONS 100 South St., Momstcwn 4 p.m. Sunday, April 28 THE MANOR $10. 8 p.m. Fiiday, May 3 (800) ALLEGRO Kirkpatrick Chapel, Rutgers University, tie* 111 Prospect Ave., West Orange PRINCETON State Theatre, 19 Livingston Ave., New Brun- •His Romances No. 1 and 2, his incidental Brunswick (201) 731-2369 •Marlene VerPlanck, May 2. UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA swick music from Egmont and Lutoslawskj's Little (908)932-7048,249-3530 MAXWELL'S 8 p.m. April 26, 27 (800) ALLEGRO Suite, performed by the New Jersey Symphony •Spring concert, featuring works of Montever- 1039 Washington St. Richardson Auditorium •New Jersey Symphony Orchestra concert fea- Orchestra. Admission $35-$ 15. di, Brahms, tves, Gibbons and Sctrjtz. Free Hoboken (509) 258-5000 turing Mm-Young Chang and Jesse Mills, violin; KEITH BOND admission. (201) 798-4064 •World premiere of OzrWan/e/waWng by Amanda von Goetz and Hee Jin Shin, piano, 4 p.m. SunGay. May 5 KLJEZWER •KnocKOut Drops, Burning Bus, Surreal, Apnl MichaeH Oesterte; also wrks of Dvorak, Haydn Free admission; reservations required, Trinity Church CONSERVATORY BAND 26. and Shostakovich. Adults $10, students $5. YOUTH OUTREACH 33 Mercer St., Princeton 2 p.m. Sunday, May 5 •The Health and Happiness Show, Vanentne NOVICE QUARTET CONTEST (609) 924-2277 State Theatre, 19 Livingston Ave., New Brun- PAM PURVIS swick Smith, The Volebeats, April 27. 8 p.m. Saturday, Apnl 27 7:30 p.m. Friday, May 3 •Organist from England, Free admission. •Goldfinger, Bandit Queen, April 28. Watchung Arts Center Rahway High School CAMERATA DOLCE (9O8> 246-7469 •Two Dollar Guitar, Simon Joyner, May 4. Watchung Circle, Watchung 1012 Madison Ave., Ratiway 2 p.m. Sunday, April 28 •Mew England-based ensemble playing indig- enous Yiddish music. Admission $25-$16. MINE STREET COFFEEHOUSE (908) 486-5213 Kennedy Library (908) 753-0190 First Reformed Church •With high school and college singers harmo* 500 Hoes Lane, Piscataway LUCtAdiLAMMERMOOR •Jazz singer performs with a trio. Admission 9 Bayard 5t, New Brunswick $10. nang barbershop-style. Free admission. (908) 562-2301 8 p.m. April 26,3 p.m. April / Weekend Plus, April 24-26 MMMMItMMItHIIMIKMMMHIHMtMIMtlHttMIHHMHMIHMIHIMtllHIto t (tHiMIIIMtltHlltHIHlllHHMMlMIHHMMHHMMMIH «MMMMM Route 202, Far Hilli urday and Sunday to June 30, (908) 356-6163 •"Apollo: The Incredible Voyap," 2 wd 4 •Lecture related to the Philharmonic Orchestra p,m, Saturday and Sunday to June 30. of New Jersey's May 4 performance (see "In Conceit" section), Admission $10. COMMUNITY COUitt Route 28, North Branch Noon Saturday, April 27 MWJDtUVSMIt MWIUM (906) 231-8805 205 West State St., Trenton Memory Lane •"Rock of A#K," April 2G, 27. Adults $6.50, THEARTMUKUM •"Point and Une to Plane: Note and Interval to (609) 292-6308 RVCC students (5; call for showtime*. Triad." Free admission. Route 206, Belle Mead Adults $1, children under 2 free. (609) 258-37B8 OOROONLEWII (908) 281-4020 •"Spring Sky Sights," 1 end 3 p.m. Saturday THAJtUOfNATUW Gallery talks 12:30 p,m, Friday and 3 p.m. 12:15 p.m. Friday, April 26 •Creator of crystal figurines demonstrate! his and Sunday to June 30. AND SCIENCE CENTER Sunday. Ff« admission. Somerset Art Association work. Free admission, •"The Universe in Your Backyard," 2 p.m, Sat- 452 New Providence Rd. •Betsy Rou&co and Barbara Ross on the mu- 2020 Burnt Mills Rd, AUNWAUACH urday and Sunday to June 30. Children under Mountainside Bedminster seum's Marquand years, April 26,28. 6 p.m. Wednesday, May 1 4 not admitted, (908) T89-3670 •Diana Burke on Degas's Ecollm, May 3,5, 1908) 234-2345 NEWMK MUSEUM Newark Museum Adults (3, senior citizens $2.55, flOflERT >. KOENIG •How to frame art from a conservator's point 49 Washington St., Newark 49 Washington St., Newark •"Planet Update," 2 p.m. April 28. Children 2 p.m. Sunday. May 5 of view. Admission $5. (201)596-5611 (201) 596-6550 under 6 not admitted. •fsey '"Mtp "wum GEOMEMARRINERMAUU. Adults $2, senior citiwns and children under 205 West State St.. Trenton 7 p.m. Monday, April 29 •Art professor tolls how "Thomas Cole Invents 12 $t •"The Shy Inside," 3:30 p.m. April 28. Chil- (609) 292-6308 __ Far Hills Country Day School the Hudson River School." Admission $8. •"Cosmic Questions III," 1 and 3 p.m. Sat- dren under 4 not admitted.

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Women in all vocal parts needed, 'Recent works by Janice and Michaol Merger, (908) 604-2039 (9081735-5573 Open during bank hours. SOMERSET VALLEY •Chamber music ensemble specializing in Re- 9 a.nvS p.m, Monday-Friday, •Paintings by Maria Owens, to April 27. to May 3, ORCHESTRA WATCHUNG ARTS CENTER naissance and Baroque works, Alto, tenor and •"Mothers and Daughters" in watercolors by NEW JERSEY CENTER 7:30 p.m. Thursday Watchung Circle, Watchung bass needed. Joyce Simpson, to April 30, FOR VISUAL ARTS Sound Brook High School HIGHLAND PARK THE ARTISTS SHOWCASE 68 Elm St., Summit (908) 753-0190 COMMUNITY CHORUS Route 28, Bound Brook 10 BuddAve., Chester (908)273-9121 1-4 p.m. Monday-Saturday, Free admission, 7:30 p.m. Thursday (908) 722-0122 (908)879-9552 Free admission; call for each day's hours. •"Insight Out," to April 27, Reformed Church, 21 South •Community orchestra with players from the Noon-6p.m, Wednesday-Friday, 10a.m,-6 •"Edison Seven; Parallels," Members Gallery, •Paintings by Lisa Pressman, to April 27. Second Ave,, Highland Park area, New players needed, especially French p.m. Saturday, 11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday. to May 8, •"Insignificant Objects" by Constance Moore (908) 246-4186 horns, suing basses, cellos and tubas. No Free admission, •Flowers "In Bloom," Palmer Gallery, to June Simon, May 1-31. •Chorus from Highland Park and nearby towns audition needed. •"Haitian Art: A Triumph ol Spirit," to April 30, 9. that performs in local concerts. New voices SUMMIT CHORALE •• Billie Holiday and friends," to April 30, OFFICE CENTER welcome, especially tenors and basses, 7:45 p.m, Tuesday BERNAR0SV1W AT SHORT HILLS HOUND! FOR HARMONY Christ Church, 561 Springfield Ave., Summit PUBLIC LIBRARY 51 JFK Pkwy., Short Hills 7:45 p.m. Monday (201) 467-1454 2 Morristown Rd., Bemardsville (908) 233-1158 PeopleCare Center, 120 Flndeme Ave., Bridge' •70-member ensemble singing choral works (908) 766-0118 11 a.m.-4 p.m, Monday-Friday. water from the Renaissance to the present. 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Morristown swick Remington or Annandale (609) 275-2897 50 Calvert Ave, East, Edison (201) 267-3730 (908)2467469 (908) 730-8941, 782-5160 Open during library hours, (908) 549-6000 11 a.m,-5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday. •World premiere of two new works, one by •Community orchestra with amateur and pro- •Paintings by Yong Zhou, to April 30. •All-woman chorus singing all types of music. •Works by Eileen Niebish and George Hillman Kevin O'Day, one by Septime Webre and Char- fessional players, Audition required for new PRINTMAKINQ COUNCIL New members welcome; no audition neces- Jr,, to April 30. la Genn. Admission I22-S12. Benefit tickets members. OF NEW JERSEY sary. MABEL SMITH $75, Includes reception. KOLRINA DOUOLAIIUSMRY 440 River Rd., North Branch NAI-NI CHEN 7:45 p.m. Monday; Conservative Temple, 201 DwflmColltgt (908) 725-2110 DANCE COMPANY South Third Ave., Highland Park Chapel Dr., New Brunswick 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesday-Friday, 1-4 p.m. 8 p.m. Friday, May 3 (908) 545-6482 (908} 932-9411 Saturday. Free admission, Edward Nash Theatre •Community chorus specializing in Jewish cho- Open during library hours, •"Diverse Narratives," Rutgers Center for In- Rarttan Valley Community ral music. Call for an audition. •Paintings by Virginia Cuppaidge, to April 26. novative Print and Paper show, to April 30. College, North Branch MID-JERSEY •Paintings by Jane Zweibel, May 1-June 15. •"Life Stories," works on paper by Ahni M. (908)725-3420 HARMONY CHORUS DREW UNIVERSITY Kruger, to April 30. ANTONtA'SUNE •Touring troupe from mainland China. Adults 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Media Rttourca Center •"Icons: Iconography" by Lois Shapiro, Library (NfUwriandf, 1995)/ $15, senior citizens and students $12.50. Reformed Church, Main Route 124, Madison Gallery, May 1-June 1, NOSOOY LOVES ME PONTOZO'96 St., South Bound Brook (201) 408-3466 QUIETUDE GARDEN GALLERY (Oarmany, INS) 2:30 p.m. Sunday, May 5 (908) 725-6178 Open during libraiy hours, 24 Fern Rd., East Brunswick 7 p.m. Sunday, May 5 New Brunswick High School •All-woman ensemble singing barbershop •Color photographs by H. Usa Solon, to May (908) 257-4340 State Theatre, 19 Livingston Ave., Naw Brun- 1125 Livingston Ave. style. Open rehearsals. 29. Noon-5 p.m, Friday and Saturday. Also open swick New Brunswick MORRIS CHORAL SOCIETY RINEEFOOSANER GALLERY by appointment, (908) 745-4489 7:30 p.m. Monday (908) 932-8482 Paper Mill HiyhouM •"Sculpture Enhanced by Nature," Apnl 27- •Folk dance troupe from Hungary. Free ad- United Methodist Church •Former (subject to availability): Academy Brookside Dr., Milibum Nov. 2. Reception 1-5 p.m. April 28. mission; reservations required, 50 Park PI., Morristown Award winner for best foreign film, Latter Re- (201) 379-3636, Ert. 2272 RABBET GALLERY (201) 887-1732 cent German comedy. Admission $7. Noon-3 p.m, Friday. Also open one hour be- 120 Georges Rd. •Ensemble that sings oratorios and traditional BUCK MARIA fore performances and at intermission. Free North Brunswick choral works. FILMMDEO FESTIVAL admission. (908) 828-5150 NEW JERSEY INTER* 7 p.m, Saturday, April 27 •New Jersey Watercolor Society members' 9 a.nv5 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, 11 am-4 p.m. GENERATIONAL ORCHESTRA Milledotar Hall, Rutgers show, to May 26. Saturday. 7 p.m, Thursday University, New Brunswick GALLERY AT •Paintings by Lyanne Malamed, to May 11. PLAYSIN-THE-PARK Cranford High School (906) 932-8482 BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB •Ceramic vessels by Lynn Peters, to May 11. Roosevelt Part Amphitheater West End PI., Cranford •Short films and videos, all on one program. Route 206, Princeton RARfTAN VALLEY Route 1, Edison (908) 561-3802 (609) 252-6275 Admission $4. COMMUNITY COLLEGE (908) 548-2884 •Symphony orchestra with players of all ages, Free admission; call for each day's hours. CRY THE BELOVED COUNTRY Route 28, North Branch •For 1996 season of musicals. Open auditions No formal audition necessary, •"Design and Content" in antique American (South Afrtci, 1995) (908) 218-8876 for adults 7:30 p.m. April 26,1 p.m. April 27, ORATORIO SINGERS quilts, to May 19, 7 p.m. Friday, May 2 Noon-3 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday; 1-8 p.m. 28; open auditions for children 10 a.m. Apnl 7 p.m. Thursday HUNTERDQN ART CENTER Scon Hall, Rutgers Wednesday. 27. 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\ i, M III'/ //• Casey's is a charmer Restaurant's menu is distinctively delicious SmfWJSflECKEL Most of these items can be found penne with broccoli and roasted Weekend Pius cuffnay correspondent in other eateries, but rarely do peppers ($11.95). Many times, I've The prominent restaurant on they taste as good, found the increasingly popular ex- Route 206 near County line Road With dinner was a basket of otic pasta dishes to be too piquant in the Skillman section of Mont- sliced french bread accompanied or pungent to finish. These two gomery has changed its name and by two small tubs of flavored but-dishes, however, especially the style several times. It has finally ters - apricot and sour cream and penne, were touched with wonder- metamorphosed into Casey's Bar chives. You could find yourself too ful flavors that made them satisfy- 5 Hour* Opt'ii Bar and Grill, and it's a charmer. full for anything else if you have ing and delightful. Cocktail Hour Two dining rooms, with forest your fill of this tasty tidbit. And The Danish baby back ribs 7 Couru- Dinner, green plaid walls and forest green Casey's has much more to offer. topped with a spicy honey barbe- carpeting, offer a lovely dining Salads vary from a small house cue sauce are a tender and lean Tiered Wedding Cake lip-smacking, finger-licking treat. Silver Candelabra* and Flowers place. In contrast, the huge oak salad ($2.95) to which you can add bar in a spacious room brightened bacon, cheese or bay shrimp, to Even the dessert list presented Flaming Jubilee Shnw, Private Hriital by a wall of french-door windows, cobb salad with chicken, avocado lots to choose from. The pecan pie Knomt. While Clove Service is a casual dining area. and vegetables, to spinach, caesar is one of the best around, and the : ROM 95 In either space, the same menu (with or without chicken), or chef caramel apple pie topped with ice is available, and that, too, is a salads ($5.95-$7.95). cream is no mere second. charmer. It begins with soups - Under "light bites" is a deli The bar offers big TVs for sports french onion ($3.25), firehouse chili salad sample, veggie burger, events. On Friday and Saturday ($3.95) or soup of the day, which steamed vegetable platter, fresh nights, there's live entertainment on our visit was an usually savory, fruit platter and grilled chopped in the bar - everything from robust bowl of vegetables and steak and salad (S4.95-S6.95J. blues to rock, attracting a mix of chicken in a cream broth. There's even a "kid's menu" with young and old. Off the bar is a We sampled four of the 18 ap- linguine, grilled cheese sand- pool room and a patio. Sunday petizers ($3.95-$6.95). While they wiches, hot dogs and other offer- brunches run through Mother's didn't sound distinctive, they were ings ($2.95-$3.95). Day and resume in September. FOR ELEGANT delicious. Casey's chicken crunch The entrees provide a splendid Executive chef Ryan Weigand (their biggest seller) is boneless choice of grilled meats, pasta dish- and chef Paul McDonald have the chicken strips coated in Cap'n es, American and continental-style secret to flavorful food that does MOTHER'S DAY Crunch cereal and served with a chicken, veal and seafood dishes. not overwhelm taste buds. They SEAFOOD BUFFET wonderful mild mustard, mayon- You can even make your own have taken some simple foods and Chef Carved: Prime Ribs, Turkeys, Ham, Lamb, ] naise and honey dip. The buffalo combination meal with two of sev- some savory foods and done a wings with celery and carrot sticks eral seafood, ribs and steak choices great job with them. The atmos- Shrimp, Clams, Viennese Table & Fresh Fruit. come with a scrumptious bleu ($13.95). Or just have a sandwich, phere allows them to be enjoyed cheese dip and the wings are plain or fancy ($4.95-$7.95), served as a quiet repast or as a fanan d Reurvt $2395 to Arson ftut Service served "mild, hot or nuclear." The with Casey's wonderful fries or friendly feast. Casey's has meta- -SNUFFVS CfwytandTa beer-battered mozzareUa sticks are luscious lightly coated and fla- morphosed into something good! Earfy another tasty surprise served with vored onion rings. a tomato marinara dip. The entic- We sampled house favorites: Casey's Bar and Grill, 1736 Route Daily Lunches fom Children s ing battered onion mum is a light- The sauteed shrimp and artichoke 206, Skillman; 359-6300. Hours Menu ly seasoned deep fried onion hearts served over cappclli in a 11:30 a.m.-midnight seven days; Daily Specials *rom*4 served with a mango chutney dip, white wine and gariic-basil-lemon brunch 10:30 a.m-2 p.m. Sundays Park & Mountain Ave, Scotch Plains • 322-7726 a fun choice for friends to share. sauce ($14,95), and the chicken Sept-Mother's Day.

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Restaurant Sinu CAFFE PIANCONE m\ HAMILTON BLVD SOPLAINFIELD,9O8-Ml-2722 Weekly Hours: Mon-Thura 10:30im-10pm Friday 10:30im-llpm, Saturday 4am-llpm Sunday ll:3O-0pm Most Major Cred it Carol accepted By Phyllis R«ok«l COACH N'PADDOCK ld Early Bird Sptdab ROUTE 78 AT EXIT 12 2t3M:30 TIM C, (4 mi west of Clinton) Muiic and Deucrti from some ***» Vital m Stfntt HAMPTON, NJ SwiofCftiifi 906.735-7889 FAX 908-738-2923 of SomerviM finest restaunni 'TOfymHto A first class restaurant Continental cuisine featur- will be featured at the Aflcrnoo BiffetWed.ASiin Discotmt ing Chateaubriand, Caesar Salad. Paitsi, Siuer- bratten, Schnitzels and Fresh Seafood. Live enter- Delights program which include ft IW16O8 1THMt.. BetOCIUVhI I\URd.'\Yirr«rt " TTIIIVIMI * 908447-1727V0*U*/"I IAO8 II tainment Friday evenings. Weddings, Banquets, classical, jazz and folk music i feV (Wi:TwTTMiMi»^;Fnllw-Jpw,S«ip>;Sw^4ff CbdMot4|t • jRl Pirtlei-iccomodition for 10-200. Amex, Visa, Mas- Somerville Public library 2-4 p.ir tercard are accepted. Handicap accessible. Hours are Lunch: Mon.-Sit. U:3(M; Dinner: Mon.-Thun, Sunday. Tickets are $5, call 725 4-9, Fri. k Sat. 4-10, Sun. 12-8. Sunday Brunch: 1336. Woon-apm; Twilight Dining Mon.-Thurs. 4-8pm • • • COSTA DEL SOL Sample the specialties of mon COM N' P1DDOCK 600 W. UNION AVE. than 20 Central Jersey restaurants Route 78 (EXIT 12) 4 Miles Wesl of Clinton BOUND BROOK, 1-800-274-5865 Open Tues-Fri. Lunch 11:30-2:30, Tues-Thurs Din- and caterers at An Evening of (908)735-7889 ner 5:00-11, Fri. & Sat Dinner 5:00-11, Sun dinner Good Taste sponsored by 4-9. Closed Mon. Monday dance classes-private & Women's American OHT at the semi-private groups 12-7p,m, Call for information. •LUNCH* DINNER* COCKTAILS Visa, MC, Amex, Discover, Diners. Sheraton at Woodbridge Place, 1 WEDDINGS • BANQUETS • PARTIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Iselin, 6:30 p,m. Monday. Selec- OFF PREMISE CORING FOR HOME OH OFFICE tions range from appetizers to FRIDAY NIGHT DANCE U.S. I lii;h\v.n 22 main courses to desserts in cui- iit'iii lirook, N.| sines of Italian, Cajun, Jewish, April 26th: Gary Ross Trio Continental and American. Some May 3rd: Chet Varner of the registered participants are: Allegro-Tu Restaurant, Metuchen; (90S) 35h-2b74 Bistro of Italy-Italy, Somerville; Mate TKotteu? Vcuf, Smuty % 12tk Cafe Abraci, Metuchen; Catering by Carole, Edison; Di Nucci's Gourmet Deli and Catering, Cran- ford; Gitane Catering, Garwood; MITI with Sauleed Onions 10:00am until 2:00pm May 12 wiihtingulnl Jack Cooper's Celebrity Deli, Edi- I with Dreisinu 9 CHOMP tTMK with Onions son; Mar Terra, Warren; Nadk S 95 $ 95 ver Rice Gourmet Caterers, Somerville 14 adults 7 kidsft CHOW NH with Linguini Specialties by Barbara, Edison 9, Kids 2 & Under Eat Free! 10. ._ i PHRHIQiMllff Music is provided by Bruce Glad II. 9 FlltT «f MLHON with Lemon and Butter Sauce stone and his computer orchestra Holiday Dinner Menu • Noon-6:OOPM 12. Jli PUXtOUl with Limruini ALL ABOVE SERVED with SOUP, SALAD, POTATO k VEGETABLE or RICE Of PASTA, Tickets are $30 in advance, $35 at PUDDING or JELLO.COFFEE or TEA •WSVBSTITVTtONS - NO HOLIM YS- the door. Call 390-9052 or 686-3004. FULL LINCH SPECIAL -11 AM - 3PM * • * Chefi^roprietor Craig Shelton o: The Ryland Inn, Clinton, present: DLVE&D a Cigar Lovers Dinner 6:30 p.m Monday. The five-course gourme dinner and four-cigar offering! cost $200; call 534-4011 for reserva COLORADO tions. AIM/4 Ib. Sandwiches $2.75 • • • tax included _^_ CAFE The Education Committee of the New Jersey Restaurant Association (NJRA) sponsors a Knowinj Wine Seminar Tuesday at the Bernards "Bring The Kids" :\ Inn, BemardsviUe. "With the fun- Dance lessons Starr at 6:30 damentals of wines that this Meals to Go course wall teach, you will no long- Menu for the Week of April 29,1996 r* er fear being handed the wine list, i Buyy one darner" 1 Chicken Marsala (or) nor shy about presenting a gift Seafood Stew bottle to your next dinner host." entret e & receivei V- Cost is $50 for members, $75 for Tues. Swedish Pot Roast (or) the public/non-members. For res- IsecondoneYsoffi Scallops Florentine ervations call NJRA at (800) 848- Tiicsduy - Fririuv i Grilled Turkey Cutlet w/Cranberry Glaze (or) 6368. Early Bird Specials 5:(X)43:3O \ Pasta w/ Spinach & Portabello Mushrooms * * • (of same or lesserva!ue[Ejq}. 4,'30/96 With This Coupon, A Thnrs Beef Fai'tas(°r) t five-course dinner highlight- Steaks * Ribs * Burgers Inurs'Crab Cakes ing wines of the Chimney Rock Fish • Pasta • Salads timhn- <* Winery in the Napa Valley will be p : Spagettt Alia Corbonara (or) held at The Bernards Inn offering •FREE entry & dance lessons with ail f S^%Md ' Roasted Veggies Over Wild Rice dinner entrees Tuesday - Thursday IvS^ J i the cuisine of Executive Chef Ed- 154 Bonnie Burn • Watchung A^ 1 ward Stone and wines not gener- (908)322-7200 440 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook (Rt. 28) 764-9255 ally available to the public. Cham- 62 W. Main St., Somerville 722-8782 _reception is 6:30 p.m., din- ^

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NJAR emphasizes good service RANALD C. BROWN' during Fair Housing Month 1934 Washington Valley Road, Box 68 The celebration of Fair 'The REALTOR Ad- MARTINSVILLE, NEW JERSEY 08836 Housing Month in April is vantage," Association an excellent time to re- members are encouraged flect on what has been to use the video and bro- done to eliminate housing chure as part of their pre- discrimination and con- sentations to clients and sider what more need to customers. be accomplished, according to the New Jer- In addition, a 30-minute commercial fo- sey Association of REALTORS (NJAR). In cusing on the benefits of using a REALTOR conjunction with Fair Housing Month, - a professional knowledgeable about local NJAR created "The REALTOR Advantage" markets and able to manage the legal and - a mass media campaign to proactively technical aspects of a real estate transaction market the value of a REALTORS' service - will air on local major networks. and its commitment to fair housing. Other campaign activities include radio The concept behind The REALTOR Ad- advertising on New Jersey 101.5, a call-in vantage is a REALTOR does more through- radio show on the New Jersey Network sta- out a real estate transaction than provide MARTINSVILLE $284,900 tion 5:30 p.m, Thursdays beginning in June, m& access to Multiple Listing Services (MLS), REALTOR Advantage profiles highlighting 4-BEDROOM COLONIAL! advertising and open houses. The REAL- 2% BATHS • 14X34 DECK - GROUND LEVEL MIDDLESEX BOROUGH $179,700 the real estate industry's leaders, news re- REAR ENTRANCE • POSSIBLE IN-LAW AR- 5 Bedroom -21/2 bath great family home TOR Advantage those all-important services leases and a media kit to include the video/ RANGEMENT IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY! P.S. or Mother-Dauqhter Arranqement! P.S. as well as inform consumers to look for the 16X32 POOL FOR SUMMER ENJOYMENT!! 9 11 brochure package. Jacua| 4 Pool blue and gold REALTOR "R. "NJAR firmly supports the principle of \\v\\\v "Not all real estate agents are REAL- fair housing for all," said Mr. Kinniebrew, TORS," said Robert L. Kinniebrew, NJAR broker-owner of Century 21 Candid Realty president. "The REALTOR 'R' represents in Willingboro. "The REALTOR Advantage 38,000 members whose combined knowl- ii^*-«* edge and service have put more than 1 mil- positions the REALTOR as a knowledgeable lion New Jcrscyans into homes in the 1990s professional in the real estate industry fully and have taken proactive steps to guard committed to the fair housing law." against housing discrimination." P^fcttMMHtii^ The campaign officially started April 5, when REALTOR billboards were placed throughout the state. This year's message, WHY PAY 6%? In. "Before You Buy Or Sell One Of These (picture of a house), Consult With One Of Sell Your Home with Professional These (REALTOR logo), The REALTOR Ad- Help,Without a Broker S Pay No BOUND BROOK $159,900 8 MARTINSVILLE $359,700 vantage - Your Advantage," will be seen by Commission. Flat fee under $800 A^.5TS,! 5 PROFESSIONAL OFFICE/HOME potential home buyers and sellers in each of APPOINTMENT!! \ C-1 Business Zone! Great Opportunity New Jersey's 21 counties. Store front + 2 apartments + new 2-carfi for Professional Location! Convenient! Also included in the campaign is a video ^AMERICA'S focusing on the value-added benefits of garage shop! GREAT DOWNTOWN \ to Ext #33 Off Rt. 7B or Rt. 22 and Rt. using a REALTOR when buying or selling a CHOICE* LOCATION!! B 287 home. It will be mailed to every REALTOR HOUE lUIUTtNG COHfULTANT t office, along with a brochure explaining 908-688-5542 (908) 469-2333 WAITW f f , A Forbes Newspapers Supplement RealEstate April 24,25,26,1990- Hovnanian's Geary's Ridge offers rural charm Imagine your family living in a magnifi- sirable area. ishes that suit these estate homes," said Mr. To reach Geary's Ridge sales office, take cent estate home set on a rural Hunterdon "At Geary's Ridge, you can buy a spacious Hovnanian. "One example is the first-level Interstate 287 to Route 202 South to the County ridgetop, offering commanding four-bedroom home for just $259,950." conservatory, with its volume ceiling, more Flemington Circle, Exit onto routes 202-31 views of unspoiled forested hillsides, yet lo- During the Revolutionary War, British re- than 300 square feet of living space and South, and after about M miles, make a cated just three miles from the Remington connaissance troops from their Trenton bar- many oversized windows to bring In bright- jughandle turn at the intersection of Becks Circle and Routes 31 and 202, racks reached Geary's Ridge before they ness and distant views. All Geary's Ridge Blvd. Proceed on Becks Blvd. to the sales Add a wealth of features that allow your were found and stopped by George Wash- two- and three-car garages are side-entry." four-bedroom home to'offe r everything: a ington's rebels. Today, the green fields and office and modelm or call 806-7787. fireplace and bay window, a bright conser- meadows, old barn and main house dating vatory almost 15 by 18 feet in size on the from the 1700s still remain. Cows and hors- main level in addition to a family room, es graze right off Route 202 near the Dutch breakfast nook and den; a sitting room Country Fanners Market in sleepy country- Professional Building added to the luxury master suite with its side set within a cosmopolitan area filled volume ceiling, huge walk-in closet and su- with shops, movies and an excellent school For Salo By Owner perbath; an atrium entry foyer with hard- district. For fortunate families, this ex- wood flooring; a three-car side-entry garage traordinary location, with its winding streets SOMERVILLE with a huge storage area plus basement. and cul-de-sacs, can be home. And all priced at $295,950. Commodious Geary's Ridge single-family Professional office located at 91 West Then visit this new home at K. Hov-home designs can feature two-level family End Ave. One of a kind building, Great nanian's Geary's Ridge, an intimate com- rooms open to gourmet kitchens and over- munity for just 45 families with home sites looked by interior balconies, four or five location, two story Colonial, completely up to two acres. See an estate home that bedrooms plus a den and M or three baths. remodeled, large lot, 8 offices, 2,500 gives you everything. These homes foster inside-outeide living in sq. ft. of office space, full basement, "This community was carefully planned warmer weather and offer family areas, for- walk up attic, maintenance free, central to suit its beautiful site, and the follyfea -mal areas and uncommon luxury and pri- tured homes are designed to offer an ex- vacy in the master suite. And there are a air, alarm system, paved, belgium traordinary lifestyle," said Ara Hovnanian, limited number of optional walkout base- blocked parking lot for 10 cars. JUST president of New Jersey's leading home ments available with full-height ceilings and MOVE IN! For Sale By Owner at builder. "Working couples will find the windows. quiet, privacy and fine school district here "Now that weVe opened a flirnlshed $375,000. perfect for raising a family, and visitors will model home, visitors can see for themselves Call John at 231-1440 discover that our combination of home and the result of our design work, the quality of location is clearly the best value in this de- our construction and choice of fitan d fin- Revere Hill proves popular Toll Brothers has a new com- signature milhvork. Choose from munity in Basking Ridge! Re- five different models in each vere Hill is off to a very success- product line, designed to suit ful start, with 45 signed con- many different tastes and life- CENTRAL JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES tracts already taken. The com-styles. Many of the lots will have munity consists of two product walk-out basements, and others APP M YR FIXED 115 YR FIXED OTHER lines: the Meadows and theback up to an 18-hole golf FEE RATE PT8APKRATEPT8APF HATE PT8 APR Woodlands, on 137 home sites in course under construction. Under. City, Phone the Basking Ridge area, within Buyers may customize their Amboy NationalBank,0WBridgeleo-Mi-ttei200 7.76 3.00 6.121.88 3.0ft 7.42 4.00 2.50 7.61 A the highly rated Bernards Town- homes by adding such features Axtt Fod'l Sav Bk.Wdbrdg Tnshp MO-4N-7MO 3wIkes 3.00 7.647.50 1.00 7.66 6.68 1.00 7.73 C ship school district. as greenhouses, expanded fam- Capital Financial Corp, Bernards IM-»4-4S4I 2wkis 0.00 6.177,75 0.00 7.81 7,25 O.OO 8.63 I Homes are priced from ily rooms, sunrooms and more. 7.13 3.00 7.84 7.68 3.00 8.21 B $329,900 in the Meadows and The sales centers are open Cenlar Federal Savinge, Trenton ioo-sit-»44 37S|7.63 S.OO 7.66 $412,900 in the Woodlands. All Monday to Friday, noon-6 pm, Corestatn Mortgage Services IM-tM-*OI 825 7.09 3.00 8.01 7.13 3.00 7.75 8.68 3.00 8.47 C Revere Hill homes have nine- and Saturday and Sunday, 11 First Advantage Mtge, RariUn •OI-S7S-Q4O0 295 7.50 3.00 N/P 7.00 3.00 N/P 5.25 3.00 N/P A foot first-floor ceilings, poured a.m.-6 p.m. For more informa- First 8avlngs Bank SLA, Edtoon SW 77S3.00S.1S ,63 0.00 7.89 8.68 0.00 7.75 C tion, call the Meadows, 781-2600 N/P N/P N/P concrete basements with struc- First Union Mortgage Corp IOO-ttt-9Stt 375 7.88 2.25 3.15 36 2.00 7.75 tural steel I-beams and Toll's and the Woodlands, 781-2500. Freedom Mortgage Cotp. 100-110-1700 350 7.36 3.00 7.96 1.75 3.00 7.72N/P N/P N/P Hudson City Savings Bank WI-S4I-404* 375 8.38 0.00 8.41 63 0.00 7.677 63 0.00 7.61 H CALL COLDWELL BANKER Ivy Mortgage Corp M0-4H-Mt) 325(7.63 3.00 7.97 7.36 3.00 7.78 4.63 3.00 8.33 A Kentwood Financial Servicei •00-313-WM 1501.13 0.00 8.20 7.50 0.00 7.60 6.68 3.00 7.30 Q SCHLOTT, REALTORS Manor Mortgage SOI -144 -6001 1251.25 0.00 8.25 7.75 0.00 7.75 6.75 1.00 N/P R Mellon Bank FSB 100-237-0031 3507.75 2.00 8.96 7.38 2.00 7.71 7.75 0.00 6.02 0 Natwest Home Mortgage •00-SS6-67I1 375 7.75 3.00 6.07 7.36 3.00 7.91 5.50 3.00 N/P A •'•.a New Century Mtge, E. Bruwwick #oi-«o-aoo 370I7.751.50 7.66 25 1.50 7.46 5.25 1.50 5.72 A Peapack-Gladstone Bank •oi-m-070020041 N/P N/P HI?fr.50 0.00 7.50 7.50 0.00 7,46 D Source One Mtge Svcs.Cranford ioo-67o-4es7 300I7.00 3.00 7.soN/P N/P N/P 7.75 0.00 7.82 K Sovereign Bank-New Jersey toi-6io-t74»300op5 0.00 8.287.00 3.00 7.54 7.37 O.OO 7,39 E / United National Bank, Plainfield 101 -420-MOO 400H6.00 3.00 8.32 7.38 3.00 7.87 5.25 2.00 6.92 A Valley National Bank, Wayne MO-S22-410O 45O||6.25 0.00 8.92 7.75 0.00 7.85 6.15 0.00 8.24 D 6.13 0.00 7.55 A W.F.S. Mortgage, Warren •OI-534-1904 J.25 O.OO 8.257.88 0.00 7.66 2.90 1.25 7.80 G BRANCHBURG TOWNSHIP $233,500 World Savings Bank Ml-302-9710 olhr.55 0.00 8.30 N/P N/P N/P BLUE RIBBON HOME - PRICE TO SELL! (A)1 Yr Arm (6)30 Yr Jum (C)5/1 Arm (D)30 Yr Biwukly

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Compietely renovated two years ago, this professional building in Westfleld Is offered at $389,000 through Isold! Associates, 232-5556,

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Creetlve planting! border the walkway to e gracloui entrence foyer In this six- SCOTCMPUUNS $189,500 $219,000 bedroom, V/2 beth center-hell colonial in Weitfleld. Secluded patio, finished MOVE-IN CONDITION! UPDATES GALORE! Beautiful Colonial featuring formal living and dining Charming Colonial featuring a living room w/fire- basement end double gerege edd to the list. Cell Rorden Reelty Inc. In West- rooms with parquet floors, an eat-In kitchen, three place, formal dining room, custom cherry eat-in field at 232-8400. House listed at $550,000. bedrooms and a extra large full bath. Updates kitchen, and three generously sized bedrooms. Up- include the plumbing, electric and a brand new roof dalesmdude theroot,furnace, centraiatr.plumblng, on the house. A must we! electric and more. Call for your personal lour!

$234,900 WESTFIELD $ AMENIT1ESGALORE! LOCATION! LOCATION Meticulous kept Colonial featuring formal living and All your needs can be met In this specious four-bedroom, 2Vi bath home in Pristine condition center entry Colonial on partdike dining rooms, aspaclouseat-lnkitchen, 3bedrooms properly in desirable Riverside neighborhood. p y g Crenford. Priced to sell. Featuring a living room w/fireplace, formal dining and a spectacular family room w/cathedral ceiling room, an eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 1 Vi baths and and skylightskliht s overlookinlkgi ttheh magnificen ifit t parkllkkllke more, Newer roof and refinished floors thru-out. grou nds. Updatep s Include the furnace, cac, tilt Don't miss out) windows, 2 fulflll bathbths and muc h more !!

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- *> •• r» 8 -April 24,25,26,1W8 RealEstate A Forbes Newspapers Supplement Middlesex Borough resi- force, numerous times. has been a member every year since 1988, County. She was named to the Middlesex dent Artea Lombardi was Sales associate Louis • * • County Board of Realtors ^Million Dollar honored recently at the Faiuolo won the top REMAX Masters in Hillsborough has Club, earning the Bronze Level in 1985 and 1095 Century 21 Broker's sales award for March. welcomed three new members to the staff. 1987, and the Silver Level in 1986. Council Awards Dinner. Notes Mr. Faruolo, who was Sales associate Vieva Junior, with seven Broker/associate Rose Raiat with 12 years MB. Lombardi received the honored by the New Jer- years of real estate experience, specializes of real estate experience, specializes in the achievement award in rec- sey Association of Rcal- in the listing and sale of residential property listing and sole of residential as well as new ognition for top production in gross closed tors as a member of its Distinguished Sales as well as rentals in Somerset County. construction property in Somerset County. commissions and number of units closed for T my recipients must have Broker/associate Marie Jensen, with 12 She was named to the Middlesex County Club 0 qua years of real estate experience, specializes Board of Realtors Million Dollar Club, earn- the first half of 1995 at Century 21A. Mero- , , .. , ., c...... eurned in the listing and sale of residential as well ing the Bronze Level in 1985 and 1987, and la * LaVecchia. Green Brook. membership in the State Muhon the Saver Level in 1986, Ms. Lombardi also received the Century Dollar Club for at least 10 years, Mr. Faruolo as new construction property in Somerset 21 Million Dollar Award and the New Jersey Association of Realtors Bronze Million Dol- lar Award, Ms. Lombardi serves Middlesex, Huntcrdon and Somerset counties. She holds a Broker-Associate license, Cer- tified Residential Specialist certification and GRI, and assists her community of Mid- dlesex to prevent homelessness. • • * America's Choice Home Marketing Con- sultants has opened a new location in Cran- ford to serve North and Central New Jersey. For a minimum fee of $595, America's Choice will provide tools and services for . selling a home, including picture advertis- ing, and marketing support. Homeowners may obtain in-home consulting, a supply of Information booklets which includes a home's features, stcp-by-step purchasing in- structions, attorney referral and "For Sale" and "Open House" signs. Franchise woner Jim Van de Water said the company's approach is to simplify the technical confusion that leads home sellers to believe they cannot sell their own homes. * • * Toni Rascio, a sales associate in the Bed- minster/Bridgewater office of Coldwell Banker Schlott, Realtors, recently qualified for a company-sponsored trip to Coldwell Banker's International Business Confer- ence, that was held in San Francisco. She CRANPORD $235,000 SCOTCH PLAINS $313,000 was awarded the trip because of her out- Dutch colonial w/4 bdrms, newer kit, fplc in liv rm, Custom built 4 bdrm ranch near golf course. Huge standing sales production in 1995. natural woodwork, hardwood floors. WSFG076, great rm w/fplc, 3.5 baths, au-pair suite, rec rm, cac, One of the top sales people in the office, pool. WSF6051. Ms. Rascio was provided with air fare, regis- tration and lodging at the conference. She earned the Silver Award in Coldwell Banker SchlotVs President Circle, and is a 16-year member of the New Jersey Association of Realtors Million Dollar Club. Ms. Rascio has earned many office and company awards. She has closed more than $115 million in realty transactions since 1980, and ranks among the top one percent of Coldwell Banker associates. A broker, Ms. ( Rascio is a member of the Somerset County i Board of Realtors. PLAINFIELD $299,000 CRANFORD $285,000 • * • Michael J. Marra has joined ERA Van Fabulous Williamsburg colonial. 5 bdrms, 5.5 baths, College Estates 3 bdrm home w/open floor plan, 2 Syckel Realty in Somerset County as a sales 3 fireplaces, kit with breakfast room, back stairs and fplcs, cac, pool, patio & much more. WSF5924. associate. A realtor since 1986, Mr. Marra more. WSF5866. qualified for the N.J. State Million Dollar Sales Club and was rookie of the year in his previous company. The Westfield office of Weichert, Realtors has announced several award winners. Sales associate Barbara A. McCarthy won the top office producer award for the month of March. During her 20 years in real estate, she has earned numerous distinc- tions, including membership in the 1995 New Jersey State Million Dollar Club and the company's Million Dollar Sales and CRANFORD $397,500 WESTFIELD $995,000 Marketing clubs. She is a past member of Charming CH colonial. 5 bdrms, 2.5 bths, large EIK, Extraordinary 6 bdrm CH colonial w/golf course Weichert's Ambassador's Club. FR, heated florida rm, and much more. Lovely lot, views. Au pair suite, liv rm & fam rm w/fplcs, cherry Sales associate Holly Cohen won three prime location. WSF5557. kit. 4.5 bths. WSF5433. awards for March, including top dollar vol- ume, top revenue units and market listings. A consistent top producer and a member of the 1995 New Jersey State Million Dollar WESTOELD COLDWELL BANKER SCHLOTT* REALTORS* coumueu Club, Ms. Cohen is also a member of BAN^GRQ Weichert's Million Dollar Sales and Market- ing clubs. She has been a member of ST #1 Westfield Office #1 , Weichc it's Ambassador's Club, honoring © IV94 Coldwell Banker Residential Real Katflle. An Equal Opportunity Company. Equal Housing Opportunity. Some Olfices Independently Owned and Operukid. 4. .the top two percent of the company's sales

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Nat I hot water. Sac. A ASK FOR AN AD BRIDOIWATER- 2IRI refi. rag. 9Ot-7&3 242t + DM, DR, LR, fulfy car- peted, AC, lull llvibli PLWSO.F1FD.- 2 tarn. ENHANCER IN attic, prtg., IMO/mo.f 2nd fl. 1br, attic, gar., HANITAN- 41,000 utlli. 80I-750-2423 or I750mo. 1.5 mo.lie. YOUR AD. IT COSTS 8Q.F1 Induatrial SkkHMie 908-2414993. Immed. occup. 648-8197 Timing Is tmythlng. story-TI ft 01, leading- 8.PUMNFIILD AS LITTLE AS $7 UM Fortes DORCHESTER Cozy 3 rm apt. Ntwspaptrs Classified HOUIEsomirvillt Call 90B-S4a-W95 PER WEEK •COTCM PLAINS- 2 to soil your Iroasuros". MM Luxury bdr, Ig. kit, prestigious High Rite South Scotch Plains lo- Elevator Apartments cation, utll Incld, $950. PhOfM 1.8005399495 CRANFORD- 1600 per mth. Cell Maria or SQ.FT. of prime retail 889-0200 Eve, 756-8224 Forbes space In desirable down- 722-9177 Realtor (908) 722-3000 town area. Municipal Studio SO. BOUND BROOK- 1 N i: w s l* A I* K K s MonvFrl. 8:OOam-5:OOpm rkg w/rear entrance. 1ft 2 Bedrooms & 2 bdr. starting at $675. »IHVIMOMrt MHIHtMM. ORTHLAND REALTY, 201-696-1500 DUNELLEN- Modern 1,5 mth sec. No pets. To Place Your Ad Call Aval' Immecf. Contact 4rm. apt. Full carpeting, MIDOIWATf R- Rt. 22, FUMINQTON Ann 908-356-0777 I -800-559-9495 PISCATAWAY- 2000 Store/Office 1 1/2 bath, central air, furnished offices and sq.ft. Ofc. Condo. $1450/ dish washer, across from SO. BOUND BROOK- 4 secretarial services In Convenience Store, mo. 7M-0001 Century Video, Dance Studio, train station. $850 mo. pi. rms. plus balh on 3rd ft. executive sitting. Short 21, CdNufltnl Realtors. uttl. no pels. Call 90S- of multi-lam, house; car- ^*"J IIWI iermleasN.908-2iB-i9OO Travel Agcy. prof, office 271-0933 peted; mlnl-bllnds; nice SCOTCH PHAINt post. Low rent. DUMUIN-1412 sq.ft. Office Space Avail, by 608-231-6790 PAR HILLS- Sr. citizen area; cony, to major HM-Industrial HWYB, perfect tor single; oft street parting hour, day, eve. Thera- afford, housing rental. Sr, Rentals •O.IOUNOIROOK $550/mo tncls. all utils. M70-Retail Rentals close lo train-|995mo. pist's office w/walting 74 Main St., approx. 700 citizen age 62 with in- 908-805-0117 908-752-4242 room, prlv. liv. 322-5333 come between $15,900* MtO'WarctiMise iq.fl. Renllnfl as a Berber 34,392 may qualify tor SOMERVILLE Rentals IDIION- Short term SOMERVILLE. Office Shop as is OR any other tow and mod. Ibr. epts. 1 BR $550 In quiet BRIDQIWATER- sep. 9IW • Commercial Real lease, Copier, Fax pro- suite, 300 to 1200 Sq. type of business. Avail, May 1996 occup. For garden complex, apt. w/mtnnce, 2 open TRENTON, STATE Estate Wanted vided Secretarial area ft Feet. Qrest hwy, access, immed, Ready to move app./Interview Info, 1SO So. Bridge St. rms., bath, prkg., micro- HOUSE LOCATION- of- private office. Vary reas. Ample on site parking, ln.906-704-0m. pleait call 908-658-3900 Call W-826-5128 wave cooking, $400+ fering 4,692+/SF with Call 549-8244. Call9Ot-722-3782 utlli. Corp. male. Please M20 ext. 359. 2,500+/- on the first two FARHIUS-7lndiv. 9800 SOMERVILLE- 1 & 2 call 908-231-0670. floors for lease. Ideal lor fessio SOMERVILLE- 4 room BR. garden apt*, in park the lobbyists, lawyer, ProptrtRM for Sato offlcis/suites In ihared office suit*, 1 at. floor, BUSINESS OREENBROOK- NEW 2 like setting. Near center CRANFORD- Fern, n/s, Ortlcs Ctr. Please con- 1100 square feet, on site to share 3 bdr. home, 1/ professional with Im- OPPORTUNITIES ' & 3 BRs apt. gas heat, N of town, Route 22 & mediate Stale House ac- tact: Philip W, Smith III, parking, 7 East High St. C, W/D hookup views w/ Brdgwtr. Commons, free 3, rent and util, 709-1741 cess. Call lor additional MENDHAM- OFFICE avail immed. $1,OO0. per H10-Businesses or 709-3427 balcony. Start $715 mo. h/hw, 1 mo tree rent 908- Information. FOR SALE- Prof, office METUCHEN month, Diy 526-1226 for Sale Eve. 6384389 Cafl90B-686-t542 725-2596 Richardson Commercial condo; 1440 Sq. Ft. Exc. 2 rm. sulte-342 sq.ft. tt20*FrsncMM cond, pkg, loc, $219,000. HILL8B0R0UGH- Af- SOMERVILLE- West §190 ™" 609-SBtiOOO & 1000 sq.ft. 3rm. suite. SOMERVILLE- Move Opportunities fordable housing rental Also for lease. R.S. Close) to RR Station. out of the house! Indi- tW< licensee fer Sate End, 2 BR, 2nd II. avail 5/ Ward, Realtors 234-2230 unit*. NOW AVAILABLE. 1, prof, no pets. VA mo. •OIW3U2 vidual offices with con- •440 • Investments/ For qualified moderate 9600 ference room available. Opportunities sec. plus refs. $700 ° NORTH BRUNSWICK- income households, it utils. Lve. msg. 707-9799 NOTICE: All WANTED COMMERCIAL 9650 160 sq. ft. to 1500 eq. ft. your gross Income Is: REAL ESTATE 1000 sq ft,. Charming Month to month or long TO RENT advertise- OfnCO fffftwfS 1 person 22,000 - 35,000 SOUTH PLFO/PLFD historic home. On site term. 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