ookla BAftectlon C#eBr< R# year. g ^* treasure the local country music scene Visit Rothenbura on our Romantic Tour Wto See page A-2 vo eld Record Thursday, February 18,1993 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents Fatal bus crash ends church ski trip Junior torn night waanX" Mr. TWbot said. "It'a very fortunate that it came out scheduled at V the way it did." v —— THB1II00IID Group members' Ihes literally hung In the Mr. Talbot said the only reason he took the bus was he * VWJ y A yearly ski trip to Frost Valley, N.Y, turned Into a lethal thought it would be saTer. aaoond Junior Teen MOM en balance as their chartered bus skidded down "I didn't reauy want to drive," Mr. lUbot sakL^Abus) has S Fab. 27. Trwavantlaopanto nightmare for tha youth group of Westfield Congregational an embankment and ended up fitting to the big wheels, big body, it teems a lot safer to me, but it didnt Mh Vwuoh •krth gndn Church after their chartered bus was involved in an ac- turn out that way." i WsaHald and Cranford. Ao- cident Saturday In Stoataburg, N.Y. Thirteen teenagers were right on a billboard frame Mr. Talbot said he m playing a Nintendo game with one lndbd» baafcafcal, voV on the excursion. of his sons when the accident happened. and • (XI dance party. Tfckata The accident occurred at ft30 ajn. Saturday as the bus "I heard a bang and a horn, then I found myself on the on Ml* for $2.50 al tM Y, or made its way up Route IT in New York. A Short Line bus "the kids did really weU," Mrs. Landale said. "They floor," he sakL "I didn't know what happened." fiat nlgrt. Than *• b» a to«n heading south skidded on the icy roadway, spun into the helped each other." After the Short Line bus hit the chartered Oak Tree bus, on tie hat Saturday of Uw northbound lane and collided into the front of the bus Matthew Jackson, was one of the 13 members of the it then spun 180 degree* and was hit by a car going north tvoup^iout tta> achou) year. terrifying its 10 paaaeiigeis and killing the driver. youth group helping his fellow passengers. on Route 17. Group inembeis' lives literally hung in the balance as According to Matthew, the only thing he remembers The lone fatality in the accidents was the driver of the Ohm McAfee* their chartered bus skidded down an embankment and about the accident was hearing a horn honk and skidding. chartered bus. Robert A. Schiflher. SO, of Franklin Township ended up tilting to the right on a billboard frame, according "We were just driving along up Route 17," he said " Then was killed when he was ejected from his seat in the driving to Sgt Gravina of the Ramapo Police Department i I remember hearing a honking horn. It felt like we went compartment Nlght Music* Is " Our first concern was to get out of the bus before it into a bride wall" Six of the members of the youth group suffered from rolled over," said Wendi landale, one of the two church Matthew was one of the six youths treated for minor minor injuries and were treated at Nyack Hospital. After |^to second week youth leaders on the trip. injuries at Nyack Hospital. they were released from the hospital they joined their group \ Don i miss Ihe Westsetd Conv As the bus teetered, the group climbed out of its windows. The most serious injury among the group, Mrs. Landale and headed home. WpUnKf rm^^fm \HU*MMJBJk% Of Matthew Jackson, 17, said, "We couldnt get out the door, said, required two stitches. "It was extremely traumatic for all of us," Mrs. Landale Qm NK)N Music" nwhito so we had to knock out the emerency windows. Nobody According to Sgt Gravina, it could have been worse. sakL Qnd weekend, Th# Stephen Sond* thought about it (the bus tipping over). The first concern "Absolutely without a doubt they were very lucky," he Rev. Mark Trister. head of the youth organization at the balm, Hugh Whaelar muatoa) runt was getting out of it" said. Weatfield Congregational Church, said the church was plan- natf weekend aan. Tickets am According to Sgt Gravina, one of the major concerns was John Talbot, a member of the Westfield Congregational ning a counseling session at the end of the week for the #12 and am araM* at tw box the bus might tip over as the teens climbed out Church who had joined his two sons on the trip echoed that youths, adults, and members of the church. vaoa, noraan neaay, ana ww With the assistance of some other driven and local peo- TOMNI Bookstore. ShoWfms It al 8 sentiment This kind of thing has a ripple effect in the church," he ai re imn on ple. Mrs. Landale said, they were able to exit gradually. "It couldVe been a worse tragedy, but thank God it said.

Stoiy registration Spin control next week at library Shop Rite is off : RapjakaMon tor pro-school story am* and vw mayKs canal any hour al Vie sonyy vM beojh nart vwak. Tha 9vaa>y8ar'Old alory to bumpy start •rtw masts ssnar Thursday inonv tiQB or Monday aPjamoont, ragav Mton alarti Fab. 22 Tha feur- yaar-oM story Urns masts in first hearing •HOTibonB, npjakann _ gab, at CMdran mual ba sbrary By EUZAKTH supermarket VWSjWBHa^Bv^Bf v^B^flavslavS^s^vje' BJV KvwvvslHsTBp Despite Mr. Butler's and Mr. •fi nM ramnew new www or TUE RECORD Farley's objections, the Garwood tourtt brtiday by t» fcst aaaabn. Shop Rite began the long pro- board voted to continue to hear the Iha magic carpet alary hour la tor cess to open its doors on the West- application. cMdran In Mndargartan trough fiekl-Garwood border at a concur- Jeffrey Lehrer, attorney for Vil- TWO pjnot and meeai inurtaay rent meeting of the towns' plan- lage Supermarkets, began his tes- ning boards last week. The three- timony by explaining which vari- aare on rto. «s ano omoran hour session, which attracted a ances would be needed from each mual havs a •ray card. Al pro- crowd of more than a hundred, in- town. Variances to shorten the set- prarnt run tortw a wsaks. Caltw cluded objections and the archi- backs, allow for the signs, and Bray tor more infcxmailon al 786> tect's testimony but no public those which provide the number 4ceo. input and size of parking spaces are Lawyers representing owners of being sought Faith In Westfleld adjacent properties objected to a The architect, Enzo Favese, gave Garwood ordinance regarding the boards the specific details on deadline March 5 parking which was passed in Jan- the layout of the store. Ths deadsne for nomlnailona tor uary, William Butler, attorney for If the store is constructed as M FaHh In WasMskJ Awards hat Reilly Oldsrnobue and the North- planned, it would come right to the baan v^andtd to March 9. Th» gate Townhouse complex, said the edge of the lot and North Avenue, ai da whoh Richard Rt ncplalra ttw ba#t proewfun) for attaining a spinning motion to Franklin School ordinance, which does not allow for violating the setback allowances. vMbutonaio Science Fair visitor Julian Harris during tha racant event. parking as the prinkpal use of a lot Westfield Mayor Garland "Bud" of or as an accessory use for a build- Boothe asked about the location of ing in another town, should put {he the shopping carts and Mr. Pavese i tor tour cataoonaa—rnarchant application in front of the board of replied they were "still working ' tie yaar, tar ratalata, business adjustment, not the planning on" it parson of ttta yaar, tor non- Nixon, Jacobson to run again board. After the meeting, Garwood of- latassis, amployae of ihe yaar, and community sendee, tor inol- During a dialogue which lasted ficials expressed concern over the vkkial, group, or organisation conv more than an hour, Mr. Butler stat- location of the door, which is on ed he would continue to object to the comer of the building right off for full terms on school board the construction of the supermar- North Avenue. •t many ctwntm buat- ket, even if the case went to court Because they had set a time i or pcophi may atao norni- ed to Westfield's school board, she strives to be a on appeal. limit on the meetings, the boards In MMr form, kKfcjoinQ VM THE RECORD source of pride for everyone in the community. Mvanf caiaQory, namt of nominov, Empowering the classroom teachers in their role in The planning boards of both adjourned. The next meeting will b^alnaaa addraat and pnona, rts- Two current incumbent school board members, the children's education has been one of Mrs. Nixon's communities are holding concur- be on March 11, again at Washing- ton RX nomnfloon, and Da aignaa Melba Nixon and Susan Jacobaon, have declared their goals as a board member, she said. The more effective rent meetings to hear the applica- ton School on St. Mark's Avenue in uy m nomnBor. M noimnB candidacies in the upcoming school board elections. they are, the better it is for the students. tion to build the 60,000-square-fbot estflekL oan bs tant to Awarda Cororottf The third school board member whose term ex- The classroom teacher is pivotal in the education Chairman, Ruaaal Ewna al Print pires, Bruce McEadden, has not yet decided if he will of our children," Mrs. Nixon said. Ttch, 361 South Avanue East, run again. The deadline for filing petitions is Thurs- She is also proud of the students in Westfield for WaaHaid, 07080 by March 5. day, Feb. 25. their initiative in participating in extra curricular ac- Mrs. Jacobson has served on the board for six years tivities and in taking language classes. Pinching Tax Pennies and is also credited with work on many of the com- "In our changing world, it is absolutely critical that mittees, including the finance and board/staff com- students be conversant, if not fluent in another A weekly look at prices paid by the six towns and six school districts mittee. She also serves on the New Jersey School tongue," Mrs. Nixon said. for a 'small thing" n««d«d for daily office operations. These 12 taxing Inside Board Association's legislative committee. Both Mrs. Nixon and Mrs. Jacobson have lived in entities are now developing budgets for the new tax year. Public input In a press release, Mrs. Jacobson expressed her Westfield for over 20 years and have seen their own on this or any other spending practice is welcomed by the respective desire to work for the best education possible for all children through the school system. Mrs. Nixon works elected officials. scoop students. part time at the Town Bookstore, while continuing to Mrs. Nixon is completing her first elected term raise her family. Mrs. Jacobson works for the New ITEM 42:1 padtagt 8 t/2 x 11 plain paper lor copy machine - per ream after being appointed to finish one year of an unex- Jersey Department of Education as a consultant for plred term. As the first African-American to be elect- the vocational student organizations bureau. Town School iinter LEAP; Fledo- Cranford Ing MaJn Straat movamant $1.91 NO REPLY takaa aubalanttal,financial lea p Westfield 2.48 1.80 forvMrd A3 Waste panel to meet with haulers Scotch Plains 2.10 2.07 The council has heard of many of the problems Fanwood NO REPLY NO REPLY COMMUNITY associated with trash pick up, like the earty morning THE IGUANA: Ra- TOE RECORD Saturday collection, the costs, and the lack of a simple Kenirworth 2.40 1.36 daamar Luthafan pupils wijoyad The council committee in charge of garbage in town way to get rido f large household items like old couch- Garwood 2.23 closed unique Black History Month lea- es or hot water heaters. However, because the haulers wasted no time getting down to business this year. Regional Schools aon Ae Freshman councilman Tony LaPorta, the solid waste contract directly with the homeowners, the town gov- ijljllljlllll^^^^^ 2.is committee's chairman, held a meeting to give the ernment cannot impose any laws on the haulers. Average pMB^Wa^^^^B^a^^p^SS^BS^aw^^EHfcH>MBHHfiffNS$2.22 M $1.85 BUSINESS members a chance to pick through the issues and set The option of the town picking up the trash, how- out goals. ever, is not widely supported by council members for laWfVftrt aw*'* torn It: 4 foot fbrescent bulb IDEJAVU: Anew Top on Mr. LaPorta's list is meeting with the trash a number of reasons, Mr. LaPorta said. butinaes venture markets used haulers who pick up in Westfield to get answers to "The option of the town taking it over with tax Sports gear — on consignment questions and find out the truth to many of the ru- money is the least likely to be done. There is little .; &a mors which radiate from the subject of solid waste support on the town council to have another depart- Plain paper prices vary — II ClmMed B-6-8 disposal. For example, Mr. LaPorta noted he has not ment, another bureaucracy," Mr. LaPorta said. In the second week of The paid for reams of plain paper. Commentary A-4 yet been able to find out exactly how many haulers Another option to consider would be to have one or Record's 10-week series of looks at Town and school office staffs pro- Mortgagt table U-3 work in town. two haulers contracted for the whole town. However, specific "small" items bought by vided the prices. Where blantta Police Loo A-3 "IVe heard every number from eight to 30," Mr. when contracts such as these go out to bid, it is Senior Calendar A-8 LaPorta said. "I've also heard different costs, from $29 possible to get a low bid the first year because of the towns and school districts, figures occur, data were not provided by to $33." (Please turn to page A-2) indicate a wide variation in prices The Record's press deadline, A-2 February 18,1903 Chief scheduler Museum The winner plans tea on Sunday MlHsrfTory HOUM Mussum, 614 Mountain AVA, Wcstfistd, wiD fsatuN a program on tai 24 pjn. Sunday. 13M last tour will begin at $30JURL Kyle Nsrdttti of Scotch Plains wQl explain varieties of taa and' their origin and availability in New Jersey during tha 18th and aariy 19th canturiaa. She atoo wffl haw Ties shrubs grow best in the waou, damp climates of India, China, Japan and Brazil. Contain- caddies, often were kept locked be- causs of the high cost of Imported teas at the time of the Millers and Corys. Mra. Barbara Lewis waa recently appointed tha acnadullno chalrparaon for tha WeetneJd New Jersey experienced Ma own Bicentennial Commlaalon. Mm. Lewis, who waa active on the WeatfleM BJcentannlel Commrt- Tee Party in 1774 when residents tea In 1970, la working on plans tor the master calendar aha wM use to coordinate schaduHng of the town of Greenwich tn South for all bicentennial event* In town In 1904. Jersey burned s British shipment of tea destined for Philadelphia. Diane King and Jean Peters of the Cooking Committee wOl dam- onsmte a uosoniai coonng teen* UCC names new president for nique in the main house. Barbam Hbmn and Chris C3assr wOl con- duct tours through the farmhouse, a private home from 1740 to 1072. county tech prep consortium The Museum Shop, open from 2- 4 p.m. contains an army of books Ivan Rubin of Staten Island, that employment opportunities will New York City summer high on early American living for all N.Y, has been appointed coordina- be primarily in skilled occupations school programs, a position he held ages as well as craft items. tor of the Union County Itch Prep requiring a technologically sophis- since 1985. Previous positions with the museum will conduct a Vol- Goodwin toduatriea board member Jay Boyle, left, of Consortium administered by Union ticated, highly skilled labor force. the New York City Board of Educa- County College, announced Dr. unteer Orientation Program In flew, congratuiatas PrudsntieTe Don Mann, who won the Mr. Rubin retired in December tion included coordinator of college March, Since 1872, volunteers have man FeMmen Memorial Award. The award waa Thomas H. Brown, UCC president from his position as supervisor of articulation programs at John Union County College has been staffed the museum offering a the name of a former Goodwill board chairman who the New York City Board of Educa- Dewey High School in Brooklyn. wide range of educational pro- oned disabled and drsadvsntaged persons. Proceeds frarn awarded grants totaling $115,000 to tion commercial art programs at He also has served seven years as implement the Two-Plus-Two Tech grams to the public and In schools. the dinner honoring Mr. Mann help support various voca- Prep Consortium in Union County the School of Visual Arts, and also admissions liaison officer for the For more information, call 232- tional rehab programa aponeored by Goodwill. f • in conjunction with the Elizabeth, worked as art supervisor for all US. Air Force Academy. 1770. linden, PlainAeld, Union and Westfleld public school districts, the Union County Vocational .School, Scotch Plains, Lincoln Technical Institute, Union, and the School of Nursing of Elizabeth Rothenburg — a medieval city General Medical Center. This is one m o series q/ articles Rothenburg is to simply wander George Nuach in Rothenburg. Under Mr. Rubin's leadership, about the cities and placet to the about its winding streets, letting Back in 1831, during the Thkty the consortium will develop co- visited on the 10-day tour, Roman- your mind drift back 300, S00 700 Yean War, Rothenburg was seised operative efforts in the areas of tic Europe, being offend by Forbes yean. Herrengasse is a street lined by the Infamous General Tills who ..professional nursing, mechanical Newspapers and Lufthansa Ger- with peaked Renaissance houses of promptly sentenced the town's engineering technology, office sys- man Aiitines. the town's former socially elite. St. coundlmen to death. WhUe con- tems technology, computer Jacob's Church, with its 50-year-old templating the punishment, the o science/data processing, and auto- No other medieval town in Ger- stained glass windows, houses one general shared some of the local motive engineering technology. many is so celebrated as the Fmn- of Riemenschnetder's most beauti- wine with his men, drinking from These areas were selected because conian town of Rothenburg ob der ful works, the* Altar of the Holy the three-quart state beaker. Per- data indicate that they show poten- Tauber. In fact, it has the distiro Blood. haps mellowing with the tasty fttial for an increase in Job openings tiort of being named a national Jutting out from the main part of drink, the fenerel deeded ttiat :lf by20O0. monument — a living museum. P town on a promontory that forces a any citizen could consume a bea- Mr. Rubin's role as Tech Prep prominent 16th century character Jshaped bend in the River Taub- ker of wine in one draught, the coordinator will be to assist in de- is protected by law that stipulate er, is the Burggarten. This public coundlmen could go free. veloping consortia in the selected no building may be erected and no disciplines and to increase the garden was the site of two castles To the rescue cams good old alterations may be made that belonging to a count and an em- George, an ex-buigennelster and, number of consortia in the future would not be in keeping with the peror in the 12th century. Only St to include additional disciplines without a doubt, no stranger to the PHOTO COURTESY GERMAN NATIONAL TOURIST' gabled, half-timbered face of the Blasius Chapel remains. bar. without hesitation, he drank and additional high schools in town. Our "Romantic Europe" tour will give local residents tha op- Union County. Under the grant, he Beyond the wall and across the the entire brew and before long, the master-draught became a leg- portunity to travel tha Romantic Road and visit German's best- will develop articulation agree Resting just above the valley of Tauber rests the Top- preserved medieval town, Rothenburg. . ments in each discipline with con- the Tauber river, its beautiful plerschlosschen, a doll-like tower end. The same story is told daily .sortium members and take other gates, towers and massive walls that was the home of a 14th Cen- by the mechanical figurines of the steps to ease the students' transi- present a silhouette which never tury Burgermeister who was prob- large dock on the outer waB of the tagonal staircase turret facing the but your camera will surely be dis- tion from-high school to college fails to impress visitors and guests. ably one of the first suburbanites. Rststrinkstubs Tavern In theMarktplatz is Renaissance. appointed if you don't make it '' and to avoid duplication of instruc- In this town of nearly 12,000 peo- Down below and to the left, a re- Marktplatz. The best overall view of Rothen- tional areas taught. ple, where almost every public markable medieval bridge spans Just across the square from the burg is from the top of the Town For more information regarding . . Representatives of business and building and house is a picture of the river just as it has for hundreds tavern is Rothenburg's Town Hall Hall tower. The panoramic view of the Romantic Europe tour, contact 'industry will participate in each antiquity, it is difficult to say what of years. Built in two parts, its Gothic gable the steep slate roofs, spires, gables your local travel agent or call the consortium, assisting in the plan- not to see. Perhaps the most famous drink and belfry date back to the 14th and tower-studded wall is superb. Romantic Tour Hotline at (163) ning process and the identification Perhaps the best way to enjoy ever gulped down was guzzled by century, while the side with an or> It's not a particularly easy climb, 644-3179 or 1-800423-6767. of skills needed. The Two-Plus-Two Tech Prep ef- forts are designed to prepare young people for jobs that will be available in the nature, and to en- courage more students in their last Experience the "Old World" two years of high school to enroll in these programs, carrying their interest over to courses of study in two-year programs at the post- secondary level. Formation of the consortium is a 10 DAYS IN response to a Governor's Taslr Force on Employment Policy in GERMANY & $ 1987, which reported that New Jer- sey will have a shortage of skilled AUSTRIA labor. Meanwhile, a 1990 Regional Labor Market Review compiled by FOR ONLY... the State Department of Labor pre- dicted that the Union-Essex Re- 1,985 gion's population will grow and ^ (per person, double occupancy plus r $33 U.S. and International taxes} TOl'k KKATl 'UKS Waste panel Round-trip airfare on Lufthansa German Airlines from Newark, including meals, drinks and inflight entertainment. (Continued from page A-l) • Touring and airport/hotel transfers by private deluxe "...wonderful tour in many competition and then the cost goes air-conditioned motorcoach with facilities up in subsequent years, when ways...It was my first there is less competitioa The • Accommodations in first class hotels with private experience with one and I councilman wants to be sure every bath/shower and facilities would do It again." option is researched, including • Buffet breakfast dally • Special dinners including hearty Bavarian dinner In M.H. - pay-per-bag. Munich with live entertainment and beer "We want to explore all these • Services of a multi-lingual tour manager things," Mr. LaPorta said.'Tn my • Guided city sightseeing in Munich, Salzburg, Rothenburg "You could not find anything opinion, Westfleld hasn't done and Innsbruck better for the price...and such anything about this in the past two • Visit the famous Neuschwansteln Castle a wonderful tour guide." years," • Pre-regisiration at hotels Also on the committee's list is • Baggage handling, including tips, taxes and service J.H. - MarftnsvNI* establishing an attic waste or charges spring cleanup day. The solid waste committee has unanimously endorsed the idea, but have not Our tour departs May 3, 1993. figured out how to pay for It Ac- cording to Mr. LaPorta, Cranford ciiiTcntly has a program in place that is run on a user fee basis. A For mora Information about this tour, please sand In this coupon to th« Name ((*..(*•„ M-,). price quoted was $55 for 750 address below or contact your local pounds of merchandise. The aver- travel agent or call fh« Romantic Tour Address. iigo weight of a washing machine Hotline at 1-SO0-S23-e787. Nauschwanstein Castle built by Ludwig II of Bavaria is 225 pounds, a sofa ISO, and a City. in th* romantic Neo-Romanenque style. refrigerator weighs about 350 Mail to: pounds. Romantic Tour State. .Zip. The committee is also planning P.O. Box 2282 ^Newspapers -Lufthansa a public meeting where residents Springfield, VA 22152 Phone. can voice their concerns and their Sponsored by Forbes Newspapers and Lufthansa. ' $ ideas on the subject of solid waste.

-Westfleld Record- February 18,1983 Black heritage Police log io nabbed shoplifting Lori Banks of Plesataway. Mari- on Andrews of Plalnfield, and Sab- rina Thomas of Linden were ar- rested on Sunday for shoplifting at Lord & Taylor. They posted $279 ball each and wen released February IS A juvenile had a jacket stolen from a locket at the Westfiekl VMCA

February 14 A Cacciola Place resident re- ported someone known to him damaged his door lock. • # • Patrolman Todd Earl arrested Danielle Bies of Elm Street on a Westfield contempt of court war- rant involving an alleged bad check. She posted $375 cash bail and was released. An East Dudley Avenue resident reported burglary and theft to a car parked at the south side train sta- tion.

February 13 Membera of the Wtaifield Newcomere Chib enjoy an evening at the Spanish Tavern Restau- Patrolman Todd Earl arrested rant The chib welcomes families to join by phoning 8544)733. Group in photo Includes Ann two juveniles for shoplifting at Foodtown. Gray, Anna Salvatl, Julia Qrtifeld, Lee CHcenao, Vivian Stran and Katie Vlrzl. • * * A Ripley Avenue resident re- ported someone entered his ve- hicle while it was parked on Dorian 4ng«la Howall visHa Franklin School klndargartan class Firefighters respond to call Court and removed the car stereo. Vihmn aha told traditional atorlaa and taught tha youngsters a law words of Swahill. Tha children also laarnad an African February 12 folk song aa part of Black History Month atudlaa. A Central Avenue business re- from errant cook in project ported someone broke a window. The fire department responded Ripley Place. February 11 to a call at the Senior Housing February 10 A Sussex Street resident re- Complex on Boynton Avenue. Fire log Was on the scene of a natural Main Street fund ported someone broke a window at There was a smoke condition gas leak on the 1600 block of Sum- the rear of the residence. caused by the burning of food left mit Avenue. unattended cooking on a stove. 1000 block of Ripley Avenue, and Februarys February 9 In other action on the log, the Investigated a fuel odor on the Robert Mete of Livingston was department the 500 block of Hanford Place. 200 block of East Broad Street leaps forward to arrested on a Green Brook traffic February 14 • • • » • • Responded to a system malfunc- warrant He was released on $750 Responded to an unintentional Assisted a locked out resident on bail tion on the 400 block of South Av- alarm on the 500 block of Hillcrest the 300 block of Hyslip Avenue. Avenue. enue, east • • • hit $45,000 early A Forest Avenue resident re- • • • • • • Was on the scene of a tree limb ported she is being harassed. Investigated smoke on the 1300 Was on the scene of a water con- on a power line on the 700 block of Westfleld resident! have joined son and via telephone to Westfield block of Grandview Avenue. dition on the 400 block of East Oak Avenue. Town Council in responding en- businesses and downtown property A Boulevard resident reported Broad Street February 8 criminal mischief to his residence. • • • thusistUcslly to the idea of a Main owners to enlist their support in Was on the scene of an unautho- February U Was present on the scene of a $t»et prognun lor Westfleld, the remaining two weeks of the rized burning on the 900 block of Responded to an alarm malfunc- smoke condition on the SOO block lagnglnf the total pledged to more pledge campaign, according to Mr. tion at Tamaques School. of South Avenue West Willow Grove Road. « • • ithan $45^)00 in the first two weeks Newell. Franklin is February 13 t • • , :o£the campaign to meet the flnt "We have a 1M of mom than 60 . Assisted kicked out residents on Was. on the scene, of .downed Was on the scene of a water leak annual budget, according to West- volunteers so far," Mr. Newell hahds-on the 100 block of Oneida Drive, the power wires on the 200 block of on the 100 block of Fairhill Drive. ifad Downtown Committee Chair- added, "and their wOtfngnesi to ten Robert Newell. pitch in physically as well as finan- > XX that total, $25,000 was pledged cially indicates how important the museum baft week by Westfleld Town Coun- townspeople feel Main Street is to Congressman Franks solidly cil for each of the three years of downtown Westfleld" .the project More than $20,000 has Several organizations and indi- been collected in voluntary pledg- viduals also have publicly endorsed THE RECORD All it took was Recycle Pete, a backs new Family Leave law es, mostly from Westfleld res- the WDC's Main Street initiative, few scientists, and loads of curious idents. and more endorsements are pend- kids to turn Franklin School into a United States Representative or a serious illness involving an New Jersey, I am confident that a "We are just beginning to hear ing. Endorsements have been re- hands-on science museum. On Bob Franks, District 7-NJ., said immediate family member. During national family leave program can from commercial property owners, ceived from the Westfleld Board of February 6, the school hosted its the Family and Medical Leave Act the leave, the company would be be successfully implemented with- and town businesses and profes- Education, the Board of Trustees of first science fair. recently signed by President required to continue health ben- out creating undue hardship on sionals, because they received their the Westfield Memorial Library, The event was attended by more Clinton "provides essential protec- efits for employees. The law takes businesses," he said. failings a few days later than the the Rotary Chib of Westfield, the than 200 students and their par- tion for working women and men effect in six months. Congressman Franks said al- resident*," Mr. Newell said. "The Westfield Planning Board, the ents, despite the snowy weather who are constantly struggling to Congressman Franks has long though he had concerns about J town's residents have been very Westfield Architectural Review that morning. They moved in balance the demands of raising a supported family leave, voting in some provisions of the bill, includ- 1 supportive and enthusiastic, and Board, the Westfield Leader, the shifts through the exhibits which family with their job responsibili- 1990 as a member of the New Jer- ing mandating family leave for we are hoping for as good a re-Genealogical Society of the West included demonstrations of chro- ties." sey Assembly to enact a similar businesses with between SO and sponse from businesses and com- Fields, Congressman Robert matography and gravity- They also Congressman Franks said, "With leave law in New Jersey. He also 100 employees, he supported the mercial property owners this week, Franks, and Assemblyman Richard saw how computer chips are made an ever-increasing number of two- pledged during his campaign for measure because of "the overriding because we are running out ofBagger. thanks to a display supplied by income families and single-parent the Seventh District congressional need to ensure job security for t}roe. The Main Street application To obtain more information, con- Bertram Laboratories. households, this law recognizes the seat to support a federal family American workers when family re- dsadline is March 3, and we must tact WDC Project Manager Michele 'The day went very well indeed," enormous economic pressures fac- leave law. sponsibilities demand their full- htve all pledges by then." Picou at 654-6016, or send a pledge said organizer Susan Yates, "Not ing today's families. It shows that "Based on the experiences in time attention." [' Residents who have volunteered to the Westfield Downtown Com- one complaint" we, as a nation, value the family. to help the WDC pledge effort will The PIO was able to borrow Other industrialized nations have mittee, Box 428, Westfield, NJ. taken steps to strengthen the fam- be making special appeals in per- 07091. eight exhibits from the Math and Science Learning Center at Rut- ily by providing family leave pro- gers University. tection. The time was long overdue Mrs. Yates was especially grate- for it in the United States. jpet-aid fund-raiser March 7 ful for their contribution to the The law, which Assemblyman I; Associated Humane Societies cures, tips, wraps, polish change, day. She and the event's co- Franks supported, requires busi- chairperson, Charlotte Kanz were nesses with 50 or more employees tad the Tip to Toe Nail Salon will acrylics, nail art and more. No ap- M/KRKl pointment is necessary, Tip to Toe also appreciative of the welcoming to provide 12-week, unpaid leaves \ipld a fund-raiser, Sunday, March banner provided by Print Tek. for the birth or adoption of a child, f; to benefit unwanted, abused and will have on hand literature from Specials Through Saturday handicapped animals. Tip to Toethe Associated Humane Societies which has Animal Care Centers in Fresh Meat: Nail Salon, 231 North Ave,, second Newark, Tinton Falls and Forked Prime Aged Club Steaks -$3.99 Ib. flpor, in Westfield, will provide the River, home of Popcorn Park Zoo. Center Cut Pork Chops — $2.99 Ib. fallowing services, 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Free passes to the zoo also will Portraits Baby Back Spare Ribs - $3.39 Ib. w^th the entire proceeds benefiting be available to customers. Call 654- • Store-Made Hamburger Patties — 3 lbs./$7.49 sjociety orphans: manicures, pedi- 0880. Fresh Seafood Created Red Snapper Fillets - $11.99 Ib. Boneless Brook Trout — $3.99 Ib. 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Letters to the editor Downtown Committee doing work Where was the media for the concert? To The Record: of our commercial district is critical to the well-being To The Record: Tho 44 young gentlemen, grades 4r8, presented a It is my great pleasure to note that the Westfleld of our entire community in myriad ways, not to forget Had N been In Chins, Wongs of people would have conceit tt for a Royal Command Performance tor the • Downtown Committee is now "up and running." This the negative effect on local property values when a attended. The local press would have announced II with Queen. Had she been present perhaps the press would is a demonstration of the dedication and resolve of downtown gets shabby. A clean, well-lit, safe and at- great exultation. It would have been one of tie year's have bean there. Considering tie measured casber of • the WDC under the able leadership of Mrs. Picou. I tractive business district stimulates customers to trade there, keeping the money spent by these pa- great events. Ms chora) group, It is quite possUs fiat tiey wl Meed ; also applaud my fellow members of the Town Council But, alas. WesffiekJ Is not China whose people stove pertorm for Via Quean at some future a) HH ihitinaiii I am : for creating the WDC initially, and again for their trons within the town instead of in the alluring, near- sure that the BrWsh press wi give complete coverage. by malls. Moreover, a pleasant ambience downtown tor the cultural expressions of tie lusty West and ae the : willingness to spur the WDC fUnd-raising drive via an proverb says: "A prophet it wNh honor except m hie own also attracts residents of nearby towns, thus en- But. again, had Ihe Queen been In attendance) on ' appropriation of $25,000. We are also now advised by hancing our business and professional people's ability county." How true. Sunday, I am certain that our local press would have • the WDC of the promising first response of our citi- to compete. And then there is the intangible of our So Sunday's sptendd performance by tie Newark •errtaps toe auditorium would have ? zens to the WDC fund-raising mailing. residents' pride in their own shopping district, which Boys Chorus was urMttendsd and urvnotatdby most vveniMuers, 100 Dan ao many rrsssso ; This concerted effort by the committee, now joined is another important Actor in its success. of tie town's poopis. The Iocs) press was iiollosd by Ws grand occasion, Maybe nert year. their absence and thus dU not covsr what many totfeve '. by a number of local branches of banks and thrifts, is So I offer my congratulations to the Town Council : * most encouraging start. What is needed now is a to be not only Newsrk's, but Np» Jersey's, smbpsMBton MIHortat for the very existence of the WDC, fbr their ap- to the world. . V... , .- . . •• , ' strong surge of tangible support by our merchants propriation of the essential seed money to the WDC's and other business and commercial property owners fund-raising effort, and to the WDC membership for who will, of course, be the primary beneficiaries of their selfless volunteer services and expertise. I will W-VT j_gm «j *• .•_ • « this project We need to see a pumping-up of the Initial groundswell behind an idea whose time has tivconclude response witeh to an th appeae WDCl tos ouneerd citizen for financias for theil supporr posit- WCS111610 DOllCC COHlC tlirOUfill TOT dearly come. To The Record: behind this very important project This whole en- would like to favorably comment But we must not be misled into the belief that the deavor is an example of self-help at its best So often you read about prob- ness to protect and serve the resi- on the actions and efforts of the dents of our community. Becaj&e only beneficiaries of this plan will be the business and lems with many dues' police de- commercial property owners of Westfleld. Hie vitality Westfleld PtoUce Department As of the WJPJD. strong commitment Westfleld CouncUman partment. However, these writers recent victims of an armed robbery to justice, the individuals who com- in town, we personally witnessed mitted the crime were arraigned. the professionalism and thorough- Thanks for a job well done. Three Viewpoint ness of the Westfleld Police. The cheers for the Westfleld Police De- numerous officers who quickly re- partment. sponded to the incident and the Question: Should a physician always tell a patient when a terminal diagnosis has been made? detectives who investigated the AMOTMMLJQMQ crime, all demonstrated an eager- Westfleld Start with downtown cleanup To The Record: town, provide for a two or three Concerning the Main Street Pro- deck parking facility between iff gram in Westfleld, I would like to Taylor Hardware building and the offer some suggestions and opin- A & P parking lot Poured rein- ions. forced concrete with a brick facinfe To create a "streetscape" hire should satisfy the "colonial" re- someone for three years to keep quirement Certainly more so than the sidewalks and gutters litter the Video Video facade. This most BobMaguIre Theresa Hood Robert L Tokar Kitty Leonowtez Pwne Brstmsj free. Wages, broom, and pan would necessary and obvious improve- WestfiekJ WestfeW Scotch Plains Cranford Cranford Cranford cost less, I would think, than ment has been delayed for far tod "I don't know that "Discretion is the "Definitely. I think Scotch Plains "Yes, so as to pro- "Yes. I think every- "AtosoMsiy. IVs al- $25,000 a year. Concurrently, some long. The constant complaint1 of that's a general better part of valor. a person should "Yes. Because H*s vide the patient one should have ways feft if some- sort of Pride in Westfleld or Pride customers to the store personnel in decision, it's a It's a decision for know, so they can Important to know and his or her adequate time to thing is wrong w»h in Our Hometown series could run our town is about the lack of park- case-specific situa- Ihe doctor to make begin cteaWngwtth what's going to famiy with ad- prepare and know me, I want to in the newspapers and a course be ing spaces. tion. I don't think — you should the problem." equate Urne to what to expect" know about I." given in the schools by a local of- Mall stores are a definite nega- there should be a know your pa- preparetor even - ficial at no cost to the schools. Our tive. They remove all local pride; law concerning tients. Secrets tualities and lessen downtown area now frequently individuality, and character ftoni doctor-family rela- aren't good." Ihe potential for looks like the worst streets of New the town. These are strangers who tions." stress on the fam- York City with newspapers, paper have no interest in Westfleld. They ily." plates, cans, bottles, etc. scattered do not put ads in the High's Bye: all along the sidewalks and parking There are no posters in their Win« Interviews and photographs by Brian Dunleavy, Beth Gromek andVera Cariey of Forbes Newspapers' Union County sta/f lots as well as green park areas all daws for local activities or groups. over town, It is simply that they are the only To encourage shoppers into (Please turn to page A-5) < •

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At each town, trols of Scout Troop 77 at St Paul's they were graded by adult judges Episcopal Church in Westfleld won on the basis of leadership, team- the first place prizes for both Scout work, and skill in measuring, com- age groups in the Klondike Derby pass use, lashings, first aid, fire- Sled Race held Jan. 30 in the building, wilderness survival, lunch Watchung Reservation. preparation, and tent-pitching. The 38th annual race was held in Extra points, or "nuggets," were the Surprise Lake area with frozen awarded for starting a fire with ground, but no snow. Delayed one flint and steel and final scores for week for better ground conditions, the teams were calculated from the this year's Derby had 35 teams par- nuggets earned and the elapsed ticipating, down from the 48 who times. had planned to participate, and In the Senior Scout group, the was the first Derby under the ban- Panther Patrol from Troop 77 in ner of the new Patriot District of Westfield, led by David Hatfield, the Watchung Area Council. The took first place, followed by the Patriot District was formed by the Ravens of Troop 172 in Westfield, recent merger of the Colonial Dis- the Seniors of troop 368 from Ber- trict, which started the Derby in keley Heights, the Panthers of 1956 and served Scout troops from Troop 73 in Westfield, the Cobras Garwood to Watchung, and the from Troop 104 in Scotch Plains, Spirit of '76 District, which ex- and the Sewer Rats from Troop 1 tended from Summit to Long Hill in New Providence. Township. Sled teams from Blue In the Scout group Raccoon Pa- Mountain Valley District Scout trol, also from Troop 77 in West- troops also participated. The Derby Held and led by Brent Sonnek- was dedicated to the memory of Schmelz, won first place, followed Michael Poland, an assistant scout- closely by the Fox Patrol from master of troop 273 in Westfield, Troop 56 in Millington, the Kings who died recently. from Troop 125 in South Plainfleld, the G.I. Patrol of Troop 33 in Fan- Scout Patrols, with five to 10 wood, the Memorial Patrol of boys each, wre grouped by age, Troop 273 in Westfield, and the ; Susan Wyckoff Fall, ownsr-managw, and WastfiaM Councilman Norman Qraco pausa during s ribbon cutting ctramony at with the 27 Scout division patrols Trailblazers from Troop 75 in Gar- having two or fewer scouts older wood. ; Suburban Fltnait Csnftsr on South Avamw, Watt Tha naw csntsr oflara pay-as-you-go exarclsa, asroblcs, ttap and danca, than 13, and the eight Senior Scout ; pfcia massags, partonal braining and babysitting. This year's Klondike Governor patrols having more older boys. was Jerry OTJeil of Scotch Plains, Starting in timed waves of six pa- and Frank Hennion of New Provi- trols, each patrol pulled a sled dence was Lieutenant Governor. weighing at least 100 pounds and About 100 adult volunteers served with specified equipment over a at the Klondike capital and the Seven attend Main Street session roughly three-mile path between various towns along the trails. The Westflekl Downtown Committee (WDC) grams in six communities: Bridgeton, Engle- Main Street New Jersey communities, after a sent seven representatives to the Main Street wood. Little FiUs, North Plainfleld, South Or- review and selection process which will con- Bryant will be Mew Jersey workshop held in North Plainfleld ange and West Orange. The Main Street pro- clude in April. last month for communities planning to submit grams in these towns have resulted in nearly $6 The Westfield Downtown Committee was applications to the Main street program March million in private reinvestment in 161 down- charged by Assemblyman Richard Bagger, test pilot for 3* town improvement projects, and 337 new jobs when he was mayor, with the task of exploring Attending were Robert Newel], WDC chair- created. methods of revitalizing Westfleld's central busi- Navy program man; Mayor Garland "Bud" Boothe; B. Carol "This Main Street workshop was very uselUl ness district Molnar, WDC secretary; Frank MacPherson, to us," said Anthony Annese, who is supervis- The committee, composed of representatives Army Captain Thomas H. Bry- WDC vice chairman-residents; Anthony An- ing the research for WestfleW's Main Street ap- of the community, service and retail busi- ant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence nexe, WDC vice chairman-property owners; plication. "It was instructive in showing us how nesses, Town Council, and downtown property Bryant of Frances Terrace, West- Warren Rorden, WDC vice chairman-service to use our knowledge of Westfleld's strengths owners, investigated several downtown im- field, recently became the United businesses; and Michek Picou, WDC project and weaknesses to formulate the best approach provement options, including Main Street, Spe- States Army's selection for the to seek a Main Street program." cial Improvement Districts, and hiring down- Naval Test Pilot Cooperative Pro- Main Street New Jersey, a part of the Office WectOeld hopes to join the list of Main Street town management consultants. It recom- gram. of New Jersey Heritage, is this state's agency New Jersey communities, which receive techni- mended to Town Council that the Main Street The program selects one Army ft* the admuiMmtkm of the National Trust for cal assistance, training and consultation worth program be pursued. aviator from hundreds of ap- Historic Preservation's Main Street program. thousands of dollars through the program. No In the first week of February, the fl^DC will plicants each year. Main Street was begun in 1976 and has federal or state funding is provided, and Main send a townwide mailing to all sectors of the Captain Bryant has completed spurred the investment of more than $2 billion Street requires that towns raise the funds for Westfield community, seeking the financial the first phase, a rigorous 17- in 800 community redevelopment projects in 31 their three-year programs from a blend of pri- pledges required by Main Street month masters of science in aero- states. vate and public sources as a demonstration of For more information, call Mkhele Picou at nautical engineering curriculum at In New Jersey, which began participation in local support for the undertaking. 654-6016 or write the Westfield Downtown Com- the Naval Postgraduate School in Main Street in 1989, there are Main Street pro- Up to four New Jersey towns will join the six mittee, P.O. Box 428 Westfield, NJ. 07091. Monterey, Calif., with a grade point average of 3.88. He will now proceed to the Navy's Test Pilot School in Fatux- Heard of Community Access Unlimited? ent River, Maryland Captain Bryant is a 1979 gradu- 1 The Association for Advance- ficial name change of the agency to with words like mentally handi- of the Board of Trustees, Msgdne ate of Westfield High School. The ment of the Mentally Handicapped Community Access Unlimited Inc. capped," said AAMH Executive Di- Neuhauser, a Newark attorney. 1983 Distinguished Military Gradu- announced its new name during an "We believe the new name will rector Sidney BJanchard. Also serving on the board are: Ben- ate received a chemical engineer- open house luncheon Jan. 25, at better represent the 450 teens and The agency was started in 1979 net D. Zurofsky of Mapkwood, ing degree from Bucknell Univer- tfee agency's new location, 80 West adults with disabilities and their with three staff and an operating John R. Getz of Short Hills, Louis sity. CAPT. THOMAS BRYANT X^randSt, Elizabeth. families we serve and remove any budget of $90,000. 'Today we pro- Lopez of Highland Park, Jeffrey .. The ceremony marked the of- negative connotations associated vide services throughout New Jer- Baron of Somerset, Frank Capece sey with an operating budget of of Cranford, Leonard Felzenberg of $6.1 million and 165 full and part- Short Hills, Charles Grillo of West Adult school sign-up Monday time employees," said Associate field, Raymond Herrgott of Moun- Executive Director Mercedes tainside, Waverly Kent Johnson of , fit-person registration for courses to the Ancient Art and Current Witowsky. and seminars offered during the usage of Dowsing, March 23 and Rahway, Samuel Rodriguez of Eliz- Westfield Adult School spring term Tuning To Nature, March 30 are The ceremony will be presided abeth and Louis Vetter of Moun- wil| be held 7:30-8:30 prn. Monday, scheduled for Tuesdays. Finding, over by the agency's new president tainside. 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Virgin Islands class study island The dub was founded Feb. 17, 1933 •and incorporated as a social club in •y EUZAUOH OROMCK long, said one student, Sean 1957. It is the second oldest Old THE RECORD McGuirk. knowledge Guard in the state; behind only "He can use his tail Bke a weapon Summit was created in 1931. For third-graders at Redeemer Lu- or stand up and his hind legs." Sean • vnwn were vw vwyvi > There are a total of 15mOld theran Chun*, studying Black History said. purchased torn Denmark? For Guard clubs in North Jersey and Month not onty gave them a chance His classmate. Chauncey Scott, how much? 11 in the shore areas. Repre- to team about another culture — the described the iguana as ugly and 2. About now tar are ft* Wand* sentatives of the clubs meet three celebration gave them a chance to "dried out," and Keiy McGuirk said torn New York? times each year in Point Pleasant meet an iguana the animal was soft, but one can fee! 3. What are the ttvee islands of or Colts Neck to socialize and dis- Students in Nancy WkJmann's the bones through the skin. tneU.S, Womratendt? cuss matters of mutual interest class just completed a unit about the The representative from the islands, 4. Are tha residents of Via Wands U.S. Virgin Islands that ended with a Helen Newton, presented a video to Student* at Redaamar Lutharan Church w^oy an lalamf party. American dteane? Do tiey veto In ?he name Old Guard refers to Na- Participant* ar* Stacy Hammond, Chart Thompson, Emily Kol- poleon's best and most loyal island theme party and a visit from a the entire school at an assembly last preeideneal etecKons? uoops. representative of the virgin Islands weak. The 130 children "oohed and man, Mrk* McGuirk, and Anttona Charfaa. 5. AKhough English le the mah tourist office. The pupils' enthusiasm aahed" through the tape, which lenguege, what other lenguegee The club's historian will review for (he subject matter has brightened are spoken? Old Guard history at tomorrow's showed some of the island traditions got their names, and when tw UMad Ons dMsrsnos rnany of Vw chl- up the cold winter months just ice as wal as tourist attractions. They States acquired tha Mm*. But R drsn notsd wst 9W dssn wsisr Vwy 6. What la Vw No. 1Industy m the meeting. A Founders Day lunch- the sun warms the islands — to an Virgin Winds? eon headed by vice director Wil- were most improssed with the elabo- was tha food and andacapa ftat re- average of 78 degrees year round. p ,wnM WaW liam Thornton of Cranford will be rate costumes the island natives wear aly captured tneir interest Every chM n new tnney» The island party not onry featured during their carnival every spring. point of ths US.? held in late March or April. in ihe dan of 14 rated hit or her 1 tooks pretty and you can eee traditional foods, like ginger root, co- However, Ms. Newton did not Visitors are welcome to meet- hand immeoiaMy when aeked who everything * Ihe ^bottom wthout conut milk and sugar cane, but two merely rattle names, dates, and tacts goinQ into VM water, Mraart Wageo- ings. There are information pro- iguanas borrowed from the Terry Lou would fce to vjrtthere. The Answers: grams at the Westfleld Y, starting about her native country. She quizzed Zoo. Iguanas are treated almost Ifce the classes and gave prizes to those "I would 1.1017. For $25 rrtBon. at 9:30 a.m. Thursdays. dogs on tha virgin Islands, explained to taste the food and swim In ttw 2.1,700 m>e$ southeast Upcoming programs include: with the correct answers. Even the ra own mr KMCBUM OUT party organizer Kathy Barton. They youngest got into the action, with first- ocean, while Kely would •<• to tee water to olrty," ehe eeid. a St John, a Thomas. $t Crobt. today; seniors tax update with Tom wi beg at tables at outdoor hotels or the different animate. Chauneay 4. Yes, they are cWzans. but (hay {Gelahen of IRS; Feb. 25: com- graders at the school winning prizes Mrs. Barton, whose recant trip to restaurants. The two that came to the for remembering facts. quickly indicated he would head of to Via virgin Mends Inspired Me lesson, do not vote. » munity resources for successful classroom were fortunately much the islands wNh his fishing pok*. even 5. Creole and calypso. • aging, with Joann Maslin, Division The studious third-graders recited deemed tw unl a euccees. more tame. tacts about when the islands were though he has not had much luck "They wwrnad a lot and It wa> tun 6. Tourism. of Aging, Union County. For ad- 7. St CrobL ditional information, call Harold Iguanas can grow up to 2 feet dbcovered by Columbus, how they fishing here In New Jersey. for ne ekidenav Mn. Barton said Hitchcox, 233-1638. A penny saved Historian to address DAR on colonial lifestyle Life in colonial times will be de- national bicentennial celebrations. HJs interest in area history in- the United States. scribed by George Van Hecke, an He has continued to display and nbenhip on the board of Mr, Bauer is active in com- educator and participant in histori- teach about the arms and ac- directors of Ihe Proprietary House munity affairs and is on the board cal recreation, at the meeting of couterments of the Revolution, Association in Perth Amboy, who of directors of the Friends of Min- dowaskin Park as well as the Wast the Westfleld chapter of the Na- Guests are invited to attend. Call serve as stewards of the only origi- Union Division of the American tional Society of the Daughters of Mrs. Larry W. Graf, 233-7098 for nal Royal Governor's Mansion in Heart Association. the American Revolution at 1 p.m. more information. Friday, Feb. 26. The meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. Charles Sturcke, 773 Publisher will Scholarship winners Norgate Ave. An expert on the arms of the speak on ..: Revolution, Mr. Van Hecke will newspaper ""''""-! '! provide a description of what life ? was like in the West Fields of Eliz- history abeth and will show artifacts, es- pecially those illustrating some of A history of newspapers in the the lighting and weaponry used to United States will be the subject of survive the rigors of the era. a talk by Publisher Kurt C. Bauer 8 Living near the Miller-Cory p.m. Wednesday at a general meet- House since 1953, Mr. Van Hecke ing of the Westfleld Historical Soci- has been involved in the authentic ety. The meeting will be held at reconstruction and woodworking in Tamaques School, 841 Willow the museum and has been a fre- Grove Road. quent lecturer for Miller-Cory Mu- Refreshments will be served st seum, sharing his knowledge of 7:30 p.m. The event is free and 18th century residents of this lo- open to the public. cale. As the fourth generation of his He has presented historical pro- family to be involved in the news- grams at numerous schools in New paper world, Mr. Bauer will bring a Jersey as well as at the Drake wealth of first-hand and historical House, Wallace House, Dr. Robin- information on his craft son's Farm, Miller-Cory Museum, A 40-year resident of Westfield, and the Cannonball House in Mr. Bauer is the publisher of The Springfield. Westfield Leader and former pub- The Optlmlet Club of Weetfleld has announced tha winners' Mr. Van Hecke's interest and ex- lisher of The Rahway Newt-Record of ita fourth annual aeholarahip competition. First-place win- perience in black-powder shooting and The Clark Patriot. n«r Carina Tammam of Westfleld High School (far right) Students at Edison Intermediate School get a surprise visit and his passion for the history of In addition, he has been manag- apant on* week at a Presidential Inauguration weak seminar. recently from Ben Franklin (played by Ralph Archbold). the country led him to become one ing editor of several trade journals Second-place winner Elizabeth Zawlslak will apand a week In^ Seventh-graders Craig Long and Anthony Attanaslo learn of the organizers in 1967 of the Bri- in the agricultural, chemical, phar- late June at a Washington, D.C., workshop. Also pictured are the best way to earn a penny. gade of the Revolution, Essex Mili- maceutical, ecological and shipping Joa DiMalo of tha Optimist Club and Ef rain Pagan (far left) of, tia, which performed throughout fields. Amtrak, who provided free rail transportation to the winners.

Stewart dancers. $7; $6 for take-out Kern perform at the Mid-Day Mu- from 5-5:30 p.m. Reservations 889- sicalea series at noon at the First 8891. Congregational Church, 125 Elmer FRIDAY 0 Linking up for art — A round- Si, Westfield. A light lunch foUows. SATURDAY table discussion by Union County (23 Recital al noon — Jean Farn- FEB. 19 arts groups on the advantages of worth, a multi-instrumentalist, pre- FEB. 27 ; i g\ String art - The Silk City forming an arts network takes sents "Flowers in Music" at the [7J Sweet harmony — Sixteen bar-. ~ Quartet performs at 8 p.m. at the place 9 a.m.-noon at the PlainDetd noon meeting of the Gardenaires bershop harmony quartets from Wntchung Arts Center, 18 Stirling Public Library, 8th Street at Park at the Scotch Hills Country Club, several states perform at 8 p.m. in * - Road, Watchung. The musicians Avenue. The discussion is organ- Jerusalem Road, Scotch Plains. Roosevelt Intermediate School, Guests are welcome. Ms. Farn- play bluegrass, ethnic music, origi- ized by the county office of Cul- Clark Street, Westfield, in the 32nd, - nal pieces, and audience favorites. worth plays guitar, Celtic harp, au- 1 tural and Heritage Affairs. 558- annual novice quartet competition. $8. 753-0190. 2550. toharp, blues style harmonica, and y Earth's gravity — Joseph percussion instruments. The pro- It's sponsored by the Rahway Val- , [7J Tutor training — Literacy Vol- ley chapter of the Barbershop Har-s ' f'.'itterson, a professor of astro- unteers of Union County begin a gram includes ballads, blues, origi- physics at Columbia University, nal songs, and folk music. 889- mony Society, and its Jerseyaires • tutor training workshop at Union Scotch Plains. The Merry Four Westfleld Y, 220 Clark St The resi- 0859. Chorus gives a brief performance. ' ' speaks on Gravity: The Power- Public library, Friberger Park, Merrymen of Westfield will enter- dential camp in the Catskills offers house of the Universe at the 8 p.m. Admission free; 566-7263. Morris Avenue, Union. Workshops tain. Bring a non-perishable food a variety of programs for boys and [7J It's magic — Magician Joe Fis- meeting of Amateur Astronomers will be held Saturdays through item for the poor. girls ages 7-15 from June 27 to Inc. nt Union County College's cher entertains children in grades ' April 3 from 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Aug. 27, plus Teen Adventures for Sporry Observatory. 354-60GO, Ext. 214. FRIDAY 3-5 at 2:30 p.m. at Westfield Me- !'] [y] Teen Center is open each Fri- ages 13-17. Call (201) 744-3488. mortal Library. Free tickets are day from 8-11 p.m. at the Westfield TUESDAY FEB. 26 available at the children's refer- Y. Die program is relocated to the 0 Night at the theater - The ence desk in the library. Y I M.'cause of renovations at the Franklin School PTA sponsors to- municipal building. Call the recre- SUNDAY FEB. 23 WEDNESDAY E3 Business to business — A busi- night's performance of Stephen .ilion department, 789-4080. Sondheim's A Little Night Music at FEB. 21 ness expo called Business After FEB. 24 the Westfleld Community Players, SUNDAY • [7J Tea time — A program about Hours takes place 5-7:30 p.m. at |7J History of newspapers is the 1000 North Ave. Tickets $12, in- varieties of tea and their origin, the Westwood, 438 North Ave., Gar- topic at the the 8 p.m. meeting of cluding refreshments. Call Paula FEB. 28 • SATURDAY plus samples for tasting, is fea- wood. It's sponsored by the Central the Westfield Historical Society at Russell, 6544708, or stop at Ror- tured at today's open house from Jersey, Westfiold Area and Cran- Tamaques School, 641 Willow den Realty or Quimby Street Book [7J Carnival at temple — The an- FEB. 20 2-4 p.m. at the Miller-Cory House ford Chambers of Commerce. $12 Grove Road. Refreshments are Store. nual carnival fund-raiser for Tem- 0 Scottish festival at the Fan- Museum, 614 Mountain Ave., West- chamber members; $15 others. served at 7:30 p.m. The speaker is 0 Teen Center is open each Fri- ple Emanu-El Nursery School wrxxl Presbyterian Church, Mar- field. Hors d'oeuvrt'H, cash bar, door priz- Kurt Bauer, the fourth generation day from 8-U p.m. at the Westfleld takes place 11 a.m.-3 p.m. for chil- tinoand La Grande nvenues, from 0 Gulden Agere — The Scotch es. of his family to be involved in Y. The program is relocated to the dren of all ages. Activities include !>:30-7 p.m. features a fish and chip Plains chapter of Catholic Golden [7J Summer camp — A slide show newspapers. The public is wel- Y because of renovations at the games, crafts, magic show, Chinese dinner catered by Argyle's of Age meete at 1:30 p.m. in the par- about summer camp programs come. municipal building. Call the recre- auction, and food. The carnival is , Kearny and entertainment by John ish hall of St. Bartholomew available at the Frost valley YMCA |7] Weekly muslcale — Soprano ation department, 789-4080. at the temple, 756 E. Broad St. Ad-' Nisbet on bagpipe and the Mary Church, 2032 Weslfield Ave., takes place at 7:30 p.m. at the Sarah Arneson and pianist George mission free. February 18,1993 sponsor Westfield night The Westflekl Recreation come out and enjoy this event, while also sup- The commission is once again offering its the New Jersey Nets have porting the its pursuit of a drug* and alcohol- popular spring lacrosse program for Westflekl B^abt tj» (ilka Mu free WestfiekL students grades 54. Registration is under way ••pal KJ OUST BW BBPBHO with practices set to begin the week of March 8. Town Night at the MeadowUndt The program features league play with funda- day, March 21, 7 pm as the The commission and the Westfiekl Municipal Alliance have teamed up once again tooile r the mentals and sportsmanship being stressed Be- proved Nets with Derrick ginners and experienced players are welcome. Anderson battle the Dallas Mavrri: second annual family ice skating parly at Wari- nanco Skating Rink Sunday, March 28, M pjn. League play will begin in early AptiL Tickets are now on sale at the ^(creation of- The cost of the program is $35. Equipment is fice in the municipal building at tlit> cost of $16. This event, offered through funds provided available for rental from the Recreation Depart- With each ticket sold the Nets orswnization will by the Governor's Council on Alcoholism and ment for a nominal deposit donate $3 to the atlon (Commission's Drug Abuse, will be free of charge and open to drug- and alcohol-free t pragnuMs. all Westfiekl residents with proper identifica- The commission announces it has established Each ticket wffl include a coupon for a free tion. All residents, teens and families alike, are its schedule of winter ski trips for the com- nets cap mdssmabh at the areni ,he night of encouraged tocom e out and Join in the fun. munity. the fame. A special Westfiekl welcome along Final arrangements are still underway and Future trips are: Sunday, Feb. 28, to Camel- with a half court presentation will take place at additional information will be distributed back Ski Area. Each trip costs $41. Children the arena on game night through the school system and local papers. under 12 years of age must be accompanied by The commission invites all of fcstfleld to an adult, 18 years or older. Bur more informa- tion, call the recr«tk)nd«martmentat 789-4080.

Day Care marks 25th anniversary Peg Petsrsen, Camilla Kuhn-Qulnn, Mrs. Charlon Clark, Am Arfcel and Mrs. mailing of Invitations to DEBRA and JAN FALKIN WeatftoM Day Car* Can- tar's Gala marking tha or- , ganbaUon's 28th an- Debra Zimmer, Jan Falkin rHvafsary. Tha evant wHI ba March 21 at Echo Lake Country Club where Mr. wed in Cranford church rite and Mrs. Staphan Parry j, -Defan Ann Zimmer, daughter of Island Heights, NY. wIN ba honored for their Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zimmer of Serving as best man aarvica to tha organization Westfield was manied Dec 31, Charles Silber of Fanwood, cousin over m* last 25 yaars. 1W to Jan Phillip Falkin of Beth- of the groom, JefT Zimmer of Santa lehem, Pa., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cnu, Calif., brother of the bridt, Albert Gleek of Daytona Beach Dave Freed of Mbntvale, Alan Shorn and the late Irving Falkin Ftoty and Dave Ari» of Beth- of Hallendale, Fla. lehem, Pa. Officiating at the 5 pjn. cer- The bride graduated from West- emony at Calvary Lutheran field High School in 1982, received Church In Cranford was the Rev. a bachelor's from the University of Paul Strockbine. A reception fol- Rochester In the field of optics and Briefs , lowed at the Bernards Inn in Ber- received a master's of business ad- Reading express inantsville. ministration from Columbia Uni- versity. She is employed at JV The bride, escorted by her father, SPEC industries in Edison. 'won a silk shantung, sheath gown. Players to host St. Pat's party on 20th !Th* bodice was covered with pearls Her husband graduated from Plngjy Ugh School in 1MB, rar Tha Wattflekl Community Flay- coflee and dessert (on lac* with a cathedral train. She caJvd aIj&ekr's dagnw in cony an fa hosting a SL Patrick*• Day Entertainment will be an Irish canied a cascade of white rasas, party ftSO pjn. Saturday, March 20, ting-along and a door prize. Call •white iris, fresda and pink roses. in eomauter sdencefrbtn in the theater at 1O0O North Aw. Lou and Ingrid Casella at 647-6308 I tocna CUddella of Franklin Park 1 Is employed W., Wettfield after 6 pjn. Make checks payable jserved as maid of honor. She wore at Merck & Co. in Rahway. to Westfield Community Players « royal blue blue velvet sheath Tickets at $15 include corned The rehearsal dinner was hosted beef and cabbage, beer, wine, soda, and send to the theater. Igown and canied cascade of blue by the parents of the groom at the iris, purple dendris pink roses andSpanish Tavern. A bridal shower pinkfratia. was hosted by the attendants at Ihe bridal attendants, similarly the home of Carol Smith of West- Jr. Women plan 16th grand auction ittlnd, ware Betsy Barter of Bask- field. The Junior Women's Club of ticn will benefit the Valerie Fund ng Ridge, Sunny Freed of Following a ski trip to Jackson Westfield will hold Its 16th annual which supports the families of chD- dontvate, Jill Sanderson of York, Hole, Wyo, the couple reside in dren with cancer. Tickets can be , and Dana GokbtofT of Shelter Somerset. Grand Auction, a vacations, items, bought at dyne and Murphy, and dinner* auction Sunday, Woodfields, Interiors and Overlook March 5, at 7 pjn. at L'Aflaire in Hospital gift shop and at the door Victoria Sabbagh is wed to Springfield Proceeds of the auc- on the night of the auction. Raymond Menna in Westfield Victoria Ann Sabbagh, daughter of Ann L. Vooihees of Westflekl and Flowers in music presentation set Tames N. Sabbagh, abo of Westfield, manied Raymond Adam Menna, A Flowers in Musk: presentation gram will include both a capelln on of Ramon and Ann Menna of Malveme, N.Y., Aug. 22,1992. will be given by Jean Pamworth at vocals and accompanied vocals The ceremony was held at the Presbyterian Church, Westflekl, of- the GSsrdenaires meeting at noon singing ballads, blues, original ficiated by Jeffrey Chesebro and Deacon Joseph DKSola. The bride was Wednesday at the Scotch-Hills songs and folk music She has ap- Country Club, Jerusalem Road in < •corted by her father. Douglas WoodAekt was soloist peared with many different musi- The bride wore a silk off-the-shoulder, full-length gown with short Scotch Plains. 1 Rifled sleeves, sweetheart neckline, trimmed with alencon lace and seed Ms. Famworth is a versatile cal groups, one of which is Double j earls. The chapel train was decorated with lace appliques. multi-instrumentalist and performs Trouble of New York and New Jer- The headpiece consisted of mini-silk roses and seed pearls with a two on 12- and six-inch guitars, celtic sey. Audio cassettes are available Jier finger-tip veil. harps, an autoharp, a bowed psal- at all performances. The bride canied a full cascade of harmony roses, stephanotis, white try, a blues-style harmonica, and New members and guests are •uni-carnatkuu, white freesias with touches of baby breath and ivy. percussion instruments. Her pro- welcome. Call 889-0859. I The maid of honor was Joan Gibbons of Scotch Plains. She won a full-length, two-piece peacodc shantung suit with matching portrait col- lar and rhinestone buttons. She carried a bouquet of stargazer lilies, pink roses and ivy. passengers at Jef- Students earn campus honor citations bridesmaids were Ann Marie Menna of Malveme, N.Y., sister of the PTO-aponaorad winter Loremina DiDario of Westfield • • • groom; Henee Matias of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Claire Gibbons of Scotch faraon School aa families reading program with Prtncl Klaalah aa conductor was named to the honors list at Jennifer Stagaard of Elizabeth; Plains, friends. They were similarly attired as the maid of honor. Saturday College, a division of Ed- Avenue, Westfield, a senior major-] Anthony Menna of Malveme, N.Y., brother of the groom, William and tnlrd-grada taachar Juoa as engineer Inviting atudanta Amy Early and Casey •on to complete reading ward Williams College, the two- ing in biology, was named to ther Higgins of Baldwin, N.Y., and John Mattheson of Warwick, N.Y., friends year liberal arts college of Fairteigh dean's list at East Stroudsburg of the groom, all served as best man. projacts. School goal was 25 mlnuta-mllaa of reading. Ushers were James Sabbagh of Westfield, brother of the bride; Eugene Dickinson University. University for the fall semester. Peck and William McGuiness of Oceanside, N.Y.; Gerard Malloy of Baldwin, N.Y.; and Kevin Papa of Albany, N.Y.; friends of the groom. After a wedding trip to Hawaii for 13 days, the couple resides in Smithtown, N.Y. La Bonbonniere shops celebrate bakers' week The bride graduated from Westfield High School in 1983 and received "Consumers can't buy the same a bachelor's degree in economics and business administration from business, La Bonbonniere was in France and South America. lt|Lven a proclamation by the state "So ours is a three-generation taste and quality at a supermarket, Wagner College in 19B9. She is a senior claims representative for Aetna SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT where their products are mass- Casualty, N.Y. She is vice president of the New York-New Jersey metro w New Jersey when the business family-owned business," he notes, celebrated its 40th birthday. adding that recipes have been produced outside and only baked area alumnae chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi and is taking courses at the National Retail Bakers' Week is in the store," his son adds. Insurance Institute of America toward her CPCU. being celebrated Feb. 20-28. Join- | | The older Mr. D'Agostino opened handed down from generation to ing in the celebration is one of ;hls first bakery in New Jersey in generation. In its five locations, every week The groom graduated from St Agnes High School, Uniondale, N.Y., in La Bonbonniere bakes more than 1985 and also received a bachelor's degree in economics and business Centra] Jersey's most well-known l|ti}52. The business first began in "If you like real whipped cream, pproy, N.Y., in 1952, then moved to you'll taste the difference. We use 500 custom-made special occasion administration from Wagner College in 1989. He is a financial planner and well-respected bakeries, La cakes and 2,000 layer cakes and for Mutual Financial of Ronkonkama, NY., and is active in the Oceans- Bonbonniere. jtyljew York City before coming to no canned fruits or packaged cus- the Garden State. He learned the tards. We make all our own fillings other goodies. The breads are ide Knights of Columbus and the alumnae chapter of Theta Chi. With his father, Paul, Matt D'A- baked in a 20-horsepower boiler- gostino owns the five La Bonbon- (tirade from his father, who was and cook our custards ourselves," itmined in Switzerland and worked that gives that "delicious European niere bakeries that dot Central Jer- Mr. D'Agostino says. crust," the baker points out Tracey Ann Simons plans sey. The younger Mr. D'Agostino i says, "Participating in National Re- tail Bakers' Week is our way of Dinners To Go delivers from these fine rcslau runts: I to marry Donald T. Dryden publicly thanking our customers. Stocks - IRAs • Townc House • Sorrtmo'i • KoiobuU Japjnrit It's also a way to remind our cus- • Bur|tr Ktn| • Jolly Trolley • MJ Kluckci'i Patricia Bonardi of Westfield and Kent Simons of New Vemon an- Tnx-Freo • Hmhcy'i • Krn Marcour • ItniH Chateau nounce the engagement of their daughter, Tracy Ann, to Donald T. tomers that our industry affects • Hunan Garvood • KFC •Slnclilrt'i Dryden, son of the late Dr. Charles Dryden and the late Ruth Dryden. the whole area in a very positive Miinieipiil Bonds • CQ'i Cincinnati Chill Parlor (Opening in February) The bride-elect is a graduate of Westneld High School and holds a way, from job opportunities to Working laic? Too Cold to go out? h bachelor's degree from Beloit College. She also received a master's community service." Ctill .loscph Merino One call brings dinner to your door. degree in education from the University of Illinois and is teaching in Locally, La Bonbonniere partici- (it (W)N) 4lu(1i>n Springfield in 1984. Schwartz Burslem; two sons, Rob- Terry Gvdfflo of Germantown, ley Colonial Home. Agnes B. Maher, 89 Mr. Burslem also was the presi- ert E. Burslem Jr. and Jeffrey S. dent of the S.S. Art i Engraving Burslem; a daughter, Cynthia A Westfield resident for three years Corp. in Unkm and a former direc- Burslem; and a brother, William Agnes B. Maher. 89, a native of Her husband, John Thomas tor of the International Pre-Press Burslem. Henry Seiverson, 78 Canada who had resided in West- Association. He received a bach- Services were held Saturday at Maher, died in 1949. elor's degree in business adminis- the Dootey Colonial Home. PSE&G chemist; services today field since 1990, died Feb. 14,1993 Also surviving are four other tration from Lehigh University in In lieu of flowers, contributions Henry Seiverson, 78, a University. ' at the Meridian Nursing Center- sons, Gerald Maher, Alfred Maher, Wertfield. 1918. may be made to the Springfield chemist with Public Service Ekc- Hemi parishioner of Hoty Lawrence Maher, and Patrick He was a member of the Subur- First Aid Squad, 10 North Trivett tric & Gas Co, died Feb. 14,1993 at IHnity Roman CathoUe Church. • r Mrs. Maher was bom in Mont- ban Golf Oub, Union, and a fbrrner Ave., Springfield, 07081. Surviving are hit wife, Jeanne real, Quebec and settled in New Maher, and a daughter, Catherine Overlook Hospital. Ryan, all of New York City, 20 He was bom In Bound Brook Bastek Setvcraon; a daughter, )fork City when she emigrated to Faith HbMader of Westfield; three grandchildren and six great-grand- and moved to Westfield in 1970 rain nmwrn i the United States in 1920. She re- grandchildren; anandd two sisters, children. Lillian Ward Lemke, 62 from Jersey Oty. tided in Manhattan tiefbro moving Mr. Seiverson retired in 1977 Mary Kafprowia oof Engliihtown |o Westfield to Hve with a son, Ro- Services were held yesterday at after 88 yarn with PSEfcG at the and Alice Michalak! ofMUItowni . ; nald Maher. the Gray Funeral Home. College professor and schoolteacher A funeral Man win be offered LUUan Ward Lemke, 62, a retired the Chapter Council and the Amer- utility's Harrison plant He re- today at 10 am at Holy Trinity Keen College professor and public kan Federation of Teachers local at cefved a bachelors iwgriff In Church, 315 Flrat St school teacher, died Feb. 9,1993 at Kean College; the National Educa- chemistry from the Rutherford Arrangements are by the Dooley R. Joseph Moran Jr., 51 her home. tion Association; the Westfield of Falrleigh Dickinson Colonial Home. She was bom in Jersey City and Women's Club; and a number of CEO of New York check cashing firm had lived in Westfield since 1995. honor sodties. R Joseph Moran Jr., 51, the Mrs. Lemke was a professor on She was a member of the Pres- community college in 1961 and a byterian Church on Mountain Av- Saverio Orzillo. at 52 president and chief executive of- bachelor's degree in economics the Keen faculty from 1978-1988, and before that was a teacher in enue and a number of organiza- 9 ficer of the F&M Check Cashing from from Seton Hall University in the Westfield and Jersey City pub- tions at the church. Muffler shops regional manager Corp. in New York City, died Feb. 1971. lic school systems. She received a Surviving are her husband, Wil- Saverio (Sam) OrziDo, S2, the and Ryan Onillo; a daughter, Kdly 1ft, 1993 at Morristown Memorial Surviving are his wife, Carolyn bachelor's degree in education liam G. Lemke; a daughter, Wendy Seaboard regional man- OrziDo; a brother, Greg Orzillo; and Hospital Monetti Moran; and two sons, Jo- from Jersey City State College in J. Lemke at home; and a brother, fbr Midas muffler shops until a sister, Angelia Fowler. 7 He was bom in Brooklyn and seph Edward Moran of Edison and 1951. Joseph a Ward of Mountainside. his retirement in 1990, died Feb. 8, A funeral Mass was offered Funeral services were held Tues- 1993 at his home in Scotch Plains. Thursday at Hob/ Trinity Roman had lived in Westfield since 1967. William John Moran of WestfiekL She earned two master's degrees, day at the Presbyterian Church. Mr. Moran had been associated A funeral Mass was offered Tues- one from Seton Hall University in Mr. Orzillo, who was bom in Catholic Church. Burial was in the 1954 and another from Kean Col- Burial was in Fairview Cemetery. Brooklyn, lived in Westfield before Brig. Gen. William C Doyle Veterf with the check cashing agency day at Holy Trinity Roman Catho- In lieu of flowers, contributions lege in 1967. Mrs. Lemke received may be nude to the Westfield Res- moving to Scotch Plains In 1985. ana Memorial Cemetery, Amytowh. since 1971 and was a member of lic Church. Burial was in SL Ger- a doctorate from Columbia Uni- He served in the Army in Ger- Contributions may be made to the New York Check Cashiers As- trude Cemetery, Coktnia. cue Squad, 335 Watenon St, P.O. versity. Box 356, Westfield, 07091. many from 1980-1968. the American Heart Association. sociation. He received an associ- Arrangements were by the Doo- Among the organizations to Arrangements were by the Gray Surviving sre four sons, Scot Or- Arrangements were by the Gray ate's degree from a New York City ley Colonial Home. which Mrs. Lemke belonged were Memorial Funeral Home. zUk>, Chris Orxillo, Marc OndUo, Funeral Home. : Religion Colonial Dames pick Holy Trinity art auction conference delegates scheduled for March 6 Service to aid The Home and School As- wm begin at 8 pin. Admiaskm is sociation of Holy Trinity Interptxt>- |7M at the door and includes the Noontime of 17* Century held a luncheon meeang recent/ at tie horn* of Mr*. St. Mark Church > chial School, WestfieM, wm hold its cocktail hour as weD as desserts Mam lany. wo nMSsese wajre Mn. «m u, Manwy •n MI. ueuar annual art auction Saturday andoofleeat intermission. in Cranford •Mean, Mrs. Marttey and Irka, QeoiQe YOMRQ ware evening; March 8, at Our Lady of The selectkm win include works recital The Bethel Baptist Church of • to tie 10h arwwal New Jenay alata oorvarenoeto toe *- -*-* m—^mA*. am a^ aVaaaatAflBB^AoPB LAaaAaJ a^^ala^A^ Lourdes Church HaO, MM Central by famous artists such sa W. Scott, Westfield will host a Service of Help for St Mark AME Church, rMn Mprcn « • WIOTDVI ncM^ nNnon Ave, Mountainside. All artwork Is Erte, Bmilanajw, Chagall, Miro, series Cranfbrd, at Bethel, 539 Trinity MM. Hany WbMerft*ne and Mr» Youno were ( frsmed and presented by Moses, Nefanan, Delecrobc, Rock* Place, 4 pjn. Sunday. 69ti national oonleienoe April 14-17 h VWMNnglon, D.C. Jay Camilla of Rosa Galleries Inc. well and more. The program Wed, A We»Kepl Secret, grvan by Mrs, Hany Pastor Kevin Clark will deliver Hoferook, N.Y. Visa, Mastercard and American resumes the message. The public is invited. For more IrfcrmMton, cat Mrs, Jester at 233-6790. Utrrbtntip nqjkm There win be a champagne pre- will be accepted for pur- St Mark's congregation, under r coming to 9w IMsd Stabs baton 1701. The First Congregational Church the leadership of Rev. Aryson & view with musk provided by a there also wiU be a door of Westfield, 125 Elmer St, an- Johnson, is in the final stages of string quartet at 7 pm The auction prtn and raffle. Call 23UMM. ; nounces the resumption of its MM- completing a new edifice. Day Muslcales series for Lent, noon Wednesday, Feb. 24. The half-hour conceit will QUICK RESULTS present Sarah Ameson, soprano WEIGH r 1 and George Kern, piano. WlTH PERMANENT SUCCESS! 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-WestteW Record- February 18,1993 You said it: ' 7 toe* a lot of tumps. But, ft vims a big thrill. I * was Just happy to be playing.' D*vw Brown far W.V. fitanto Quarterback on Ma What could have been Gymnasts excel Wrestlers narrowly miss UCT title repeat . The girls team from the Eastern Gymnastic Academy By MPNUDUK of Cranford THE RECORD recently u took top A whirlwind of ift" and "what honors at ifk" shrouded Westfleld in the af- the Classic termath of its second-place finish Gymnastic in last weekend's Union County Meet. held Wrestling Tournament in Seeking an unprecedented ninth Cheshire. team title and a defense of last Conn. The year's crown, the Blue Devils fell competition five points short of their goal, al- attracted lowing Roselle Park to claim its top-flight gymnasts from as fourth championship in the 18-year far away as Florida and Can- history of the event ada. The Level 6 team fin- While the upstart Panthers sur- ished in second place in the prised favored Union and Railway same meet Westfield resi- on the strength of three individual dents Jessica Patterson and champs and a runner up, the Blue Kaillin McKeever contributed Devils, who had two titlists of their to the squad's fine perform- own (Chris Posey and Seth Coren), ance. couldn't help but look back and think of what might have been. For instance, could the final out- Spring social come have been different if 171- The Westfleld Tennis As- pound junior Paul Baly didnt have SHARON WIISOWTHE RECOMQ sociation is sponsoring an to forfeit his third-place con- Senior 160-poundar Tom Whelan squares off against Rahway'a evening of doubles tennis at solation final bout to Summit's Bob Jason Church in laat waakand'a Union County Tournament Ttij| the Mountainside Indoor Ten- Bkkel? Blue Devils barely fall short of defending their title, as thay nis Courts on Saturday, March 13, from 7:30 p.m. to Baly (17-6) was forced to forfeit finished five points behind Roselle Park, which won Its fourth, 12 midnight The event is because of a state rule which limits championship in taam history. open to all Westfleld resi- the total number of matches s dents and a partner is not wrestler may participate in before pointing because we should've the Year in 1990. "Coming in, I felt necessary. Please bring an the district tournaments. Had Baly been able to win this tournament," we could finish anywhere front won the bout, Westfield would said Coren. Westfield's senior first to fifth. I'm not disappointed; appetizer or a dessert. To re- have had two more points than it serve a space for this heavyweight who raised his record But, if a couple of things went ouj finsihed with. evening of fun, caH Jean gj to 20-1 with three more victories. way we could've won." ,c Other factors, such as Brian Power at 654-5763 or Tucker •har* of bumps and brulaas for tha Glanta this aaaaon, ha "We didnt want to lose," said se- There was nothing "iiiy about Trimble at 654-5455. Buldo's shoulder injury, an uncon- the way Posey and Coren went was atNl grateful and happy ha had tha opportunity to play tested victory for Roselle Park in nior 135-pound champ Chris about winning their titles. Seeded for tha taam ha grew up rooting tor. the 160-pound finals, and the lack Posey. "We had a good team. We first in the respective weight Gold medal effort of a 189-pound wrestler cost the shoukl've won." es, both wrestlers breezed Westfleld resident Invin Blue Devils the opportunity to be Head coach Don MacDonald was their matches in convincing Bernstein captured his first the first team to repeat as county not as distraught as some of his ion. gold medal of the Masters In- champions since Westfiekl won wrestlers were. Coren, who finished third at door Track season in a Met- back-to-back titles in 1980 and '81. The kids did well," said Mac- heavyweight in last year's touma- ropolitan Athletics Congress Brown reflects on "Second place is a little disap- Donald, Union County Coach of (Please turn to page B-2) % meet at Fordham University on Feb. 14. Representing the Garden State Athletic Club In the 860-yard run for ages 50- rookie NFL season 89, Bernstein finished In s Third time's a charm? in ,c lime of 2:32.2 to finish wH n ahead of John Orr (3:17.3) of (eoorrtngin. the Taconic Road Runners hoops tackles UC in coi|n||ejsf Club. Dave Brown dMnl exapa/ have whenever he let tie vanquay «* •• Viking junior pointman Mike 01 season PB-L anaaiee. oei, ne •y SCOTT ZUCKBt Martinho has emerged as one of dream about anyotMrway. the area's best in his second seal The Hot Spot WMe hs could Nwe been ssMng 1 M TO MaVn I* son at the helm. His superior ball uHe played,' aakt Brown, who tnw reoordB and ringing up big numbers THE RECORD handling and passing skills have lor 1.171 passing yardi h ha) senior tossing tie pigskin as a senior at opened up Union Catholic's fast, year at Vtostftetd. 1 took a lot of The Union Catholic and West- Out* Uhtventy, Brown more often break. Although he had 14 poin^ lump*. I took a safety and was field boys basketball teams met for in the first meeting, his inconsis^ y ..y. ..! aaclied tour tfmes by tie World a third time last night, as the two tent scoring touch has been some., ChNr«*ons. But, ft was a b|g tv* I tangled in first round of the Union what of a disappointment this sea- CaMs' ekMne>, watching psHsna/ reefy dMril care tial I got sacked. I County Tournament These two son. was Just happy to taj playing. I fir* squads split their first two meet- EDGE: EVEN hs The biggest ings and now are competing for was given a tNngl The Gjanaj. ihaV awe and tie the opportunity to face highly re- SHOOTING GUARD - Mike CT agsfcisl ths Kansas CKy ChMs to INDIVIDUAL MATCHUPS 1 on the opposition's home mMQfmnQ WWH. Into tie role of tie fourth string quer- for 46 points in the Vikings 6541 ability to foil defenses designed to floor. Ncmetieteei, Brown never batted tarbaok. But, when Sbnms sufsrad a victory. Berger's trapping defense POINT GUARD - Westfleld stop him. Y* an eye about his dectaton to leave mid season sttiow Inkiy and forced 19 turnovers by Westfleld. Junior Marc Koslowsky scored a EDGE: EVEN echo* wlh • year of pJaytog elgfcl rtosMter was knocked out of a tate The second time around Carey season-high 15 points in the first Inside Ry remaining. was compelled to devise a plan to meeting. However, Koslowsky CENTER — Although Brando^ L phJs Esgtos, Brown suddenly b^ contain Union Catholic's two best should not have been counted Pretlow is a true forward, he peK "It was tie proper thing to do." upon to do as much scoring. In- eati Brown, who was Duke's fourth- came to No. 2 man behind eigMh- weapons. He found the best way to forms duties normally associated' . • Schedule B-2 lound draft pick Jeff Graham. shut down Dec was to deny entry stead, his decision making, passing with a center. Since his insertion/ tearing passer wNh 5,717 yarda. proficiency and recognition of de- 'tooting back. I woukfve wasted Some beloved Brown, heralded passes to junior center Latiff Me- into the lineup four games ago, the' Got a acore to report? as the Giants' quarterback of the Morrin, who would immediately fenses will dictate his team's of- Blue Devils are 3-1. The sopho- tie year thsrs. Another year there fensive success. After splitting OUl Kip Kuduk at 276-6000 or fax woufdni have helped ms. I got draft- future, deserved the opportunity look for Dec in the paint more has given Westfleld a de>" court time last season, Koslowsky fensive presence and the strong reV to: 276-6220, Omr midrtu is: 102 ed No. 1 and now I have one year to start over Graham. Brown did Mitchell was also given special WtJnmtAvt., Cntnfiml, NJ. 07016. has performed at a consistent level bounder it desperately needed. '!' of wyertenoe under my belt I have (Please turn to page B-2) attention by the Blue Devils. A combination of defenses, which this year. (Please turn to page B-2) ' £ Westfleld shocks No. 4 Johnson, faces Scotch Plains-Fanwood rte $1 ting a close-range jumper. Senior Amy Blue Devils did not appear to be in con- By AMYKORCHAK efice, who did a great job shutting her down during their last two meetings. Gallagher followed suit with a layup to put trol. Crusaders' forward Anna Blasczyk Matmen humble Chiefs TriE RECORD Monday's triumph wasn't just another the Blue Devils back on track. The first scored four points to lead a rally which in home finale, 51-15 ; Westfield upset Johnson Regional, 42-33, ordinary victory for the Blue Devils. It was quarter ended with Westfield trailing, 7-4. enabled Johnson to draw within a point, Westfield beat the Piscataway Monday at Cranford High School in the their 10th victory of the season and their In the second quarter Blue Devils' for- 34-33. iirst round of the Union County Tourna- second consecutive victory. The triumph ward Erin Allebaugh was unstoppable, as Allebaugh responded by scoring a bas- handily last Wednesday in its final rinent, setting up the No. 13-seeded Blue also marked the first time in three years she sank four consecutive baskets, one of ket and making the front end of a one- season dual meet With the 51-15 and-one to give Westfiekl a 36-33 lead with the Blue Devils improved their record to i Devils (10-12) against No. 5 seed Scotch that Westfield advanced beyond the first them coming just before the buzzer, to 1 Plains (15-4) tonight at 7 p.m. in the quar- round in the county tournament help give her team a 17-15 advantage at 52 seconds remaining. Twenty seconds 4-1. - ; terfinal round at the Dunn Sports Center "I don't think Johnson Regional ex- halflime. later Bomba followed with a three-pointer Freshman Kevin Sullivan (11-6 at 103?'' in Elizabeth. pected us to come out and play as well as The second half began as the Blue Dev- to increase the lead to six points. As the started the rout with a fall at 5:07. After a we did, but we came away with the sur- ils show. They made several shots and clock ticked away Westfield sank three of Westfield forfeit at 112 pounds, WestflelJ' ran off seven straight victories. Senior trf'" HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP prising victory," said junior Abby Bomba, played great defense. Westfield held a 32- four foul shots to claim the big upset who had 12 points. 21 lead at the end of the third quarter, On Saturday Westfleld defeated Union captain Brian Buldo (11-7 at 110), pinned I '*We have to shut down their big gun Before Westfield began playing well, it making a Crusaders comeback im- (0-15), 59-43, in the preliminary round of his opponent at 1:32 and Jim Hagabootn CJolleen Ilaight and play very strong and fell behind 6-0. Junior Amice Moore start- probable. the county tournament The leading scorer (130) decked his foe at 1:34. Forfeit wins at aggressive defense," said senior Julia Ccr- ed the scoring for the Blue Devils by hit- At the start of the fourth quarter the was Allebaugh with 29 points. (Please turn to page B-2) B-2 February 16,1983

point and a two-point reversal late "He's had four years of high I've been overpowered by anyone. Blue Devils in the second to take a 30 lead school experience and Fro just Not having any pressure on me SPORTS into the final two minutes. Posey coming out of the rec league, helped. I waant seeded and my CALENDAR racked up three needed back when there's not much competi- reconi wasn * outstanding i anew 2nd in UCT points a minute into the third and tion,'* said Posey. who stands a I could do wall, but no one from (Continued from page B-l) rode out his counterpart from good chance of meeting afareovae* any other team wptrted anything, lSBwfr ment, decisioned Union's beeiy Summit the rest of the way to win chio tn the District 11 tournament I have some pride and IVs been Feb. 18-24 l» *» M*r dMaton. braupM '. John Washington, 8-2, in the quir- a 8-3 decision. next weekend. wrestling more aggressively the B IffSBgaawal tw Wf^WPsaw arv vsawsj r* terflnals after receiving a bye in "I dont like to lose." said Posey. "In the rec league I may have last couple of weeks.** P.M. the lint round. In the semifinals, "I waa determined towin. " one or two tough matches s year. Brian Buldo, WestneW's 119- pound*) or* Jsy Cjt he pinned Elizabeth's Joae Negron Posey's younger brother, Cory, But, it's not the same as In high pound senior, had the rest of his pounds) won tffonst tns i at 3:13. served notice that hell be a fixture school. The only way to get better sMNsafOA J©0D6FCils9s5O VFttQIk D9 SU^H nspsoVMly, In ttwJunio r ( In the finals, Coren faced famil- in the county finals for three more is through tough competition. Ill talned a separated left shoulder. iar (be Sam Richardson (194) ofyears. The 140-pound freshman re- improve 10 times next year, or Butdo, who entered the tourna- Cranfbrd. Using the reliable corded pins over Joe Cook and even by the end of this year, tob e ment with a three match winning single-leg takedown, Coren scored Brian Sweeney in the opening where I want to be - at the top." Btrsak, endured a tough two days. DwMonHtftJ four points to take a 4-1 lead mid- rounds before taking a 21-0 major Perhaps the most surprising per- In the quarterfinal round, the MNMta Fund wN oponoor • "Mot* *' way through the match. Yet an-decision over No. 3 seed Brian formance of any Westfield wrestler defending District 11 champion Chuck Day," Monday, Iftnh 1 atltW: other single-leg takedown permit- Shaffer of Elizabeth in the semifi- belonged to 152-pound Lance lost a 7-0 decision to undefeated lj>rawwOBpj»{ ted Coren to get into position for nals. Kovac. The unseeded senior upset Tom Warnke of New Providence •30 it 990 PJII» Wwi D9 INQWww By wwVMFi the pin, which he sewed up near In the finals, Posey dropped a 4- No. 3 seed Mike Badolato of New 0OOX the eventual county cham- MS. .^JIJI the outside of the circle at 3:27. 3 decision to an aggressive Mike Providence (7-5 in overtime) and pion. In his second wrestloback 4W UMO aw flflrlQPflPi "I was just really aggressive on Marcovecchio of Scotch Plains- sixth-seeded Brian West of Gover- match, Btddo (134) suffered a UMon County Toum. •Mote I gonoral liiMuwnnmo *•*•> my feet and I tried to push and Fanwood. In an earlier match dur- nor Livingston (8-4) in the first two •boulder 30 seconds into his match Sft •ISO por total tor dkmor «r • 4afeim «af 4A Bow MM a% push until he folded," said Coren, ing the regular season, Posey lost a rounds before succumbing to No. 2 against Breariey's Dem TripodL Mohan) flagon, STS4S14. who holds a career 4-1-1 mark 104 decision in double overtime. seed Dave Komorosld of Railway, Buldo continued to wrestle against the Cranfbrd sophomore. With the Union County crown 4-1, in the quarterfinals. through the pain and lost a M Union County Toum. "I know I'm in better condition hanging in the balance, Marcovec- In the consolation rounds, Kovac derision. it than him. That gives me a big ad- chio was dearly the aggressor. The pinned Breariey's Nick Chonko at "He switched me from the vantage." senior led 2-1 after the first period 2:12, then rung up an Impressive 9- standing position," said Buldo, who won an 8-7 decision in the nament to place fourth. The- 112- Chris Posey (20-2) is another and went for the jugular in the 1 major decision in the third place who will rest his shoulder before pound junior lost to Cranftyd's Blue Devil who's enjoyed a sizable middle period. bout over No. 5 seed Ralph San- beginning rehabilitation this week- quarterfinals, Sullivan went 34 In the tourna- John Cuccolo, the eventual cham- advantage over his opponents all But, Posey wrestled gamely and guiliano of Scotch Plaine- end. "I went down and I knew pion. In the quarterfinals. In.the season long. The senior decked his did not give up any points, despite Fanwood. something happened right away. I ment, losing to eventual champion Dave BubnowaU of Union and consolation rounds, he decisktted first three adversaries — Luis Fer- being nearly pinned at one point Kovac has won seven of hi* last felt the pain and Just let him have Scotch Platna-Fanwood's Kevin nandez of Elizabeth (5:38), Andy in the second period. Ten seconds eight bouts to raise his record to the takedown." PlalnfiekTa Rashan Fleming. Fleming bested Sullivan 54 in the McLean, 11-5, before losing a 3-1 Czander of Brearley Regional into the third, the District 12 run- 1241 After dropping four matches Ba|y and 109-pound freshman overtime verdict to Breariey's (1:55) and Kevin Kennedy of Union ner up picked up two points on a by a point, Kovac has gained con- Kevin Sullivan enjoyed Una tour- third place final after the West- Jamie KasprydL • (3:02) — before running into No, 2 reversal and held on forth e 4-3fidence at a crucial time In thenaments and both clutched fourth field freshman recorded a pin and At 125 pounds, senior James seed Kevin Logue in the 135-victory. season. place) finishes, Baty won (bur of a couple of major decision vic- Hogaboom turned In a first vound pound finals. Posey believes the experience "I've lost a lot of close matches five matches to raise his record to tories. upset when he won a 7*5 decision Following a scoreless first pe- factor weighs heavily in Marcovec- because of one small mistake IVa 174 His only loss waa to Brear- Jeff Checchio (15-7) also won over No. 6 seed Jason McLean of riod, Posey registered an escape chio'a favor. made," said Kovac "It's not Ilka iey's Chris Relno. the No. 8 seed three of five matches in the tour- Scotch Plains-Fanwood. ,H SCHOOL ROUNDUP (Continued from page B-l) both wrestlers pushed hard. teams to the Hat of those already one fame to wrap up its third con- Brown 130, 135, and 140 pounds gave Sulkowski, taking the deftnstv* clobbered by the Union County secutive Watchung Conference (Continued from page B-l) Westfield a 3M lead. position in the second period, ex- championship. The Indiana man- not agree Sophomore Mike Llggera (145) ecuted a reversal for a 2-0 lead. Thursday, the Wsstflekl V aged to take two games from sec- "Coming Into camp so hoe won a 5-2 decision and Lance Coren scored a reversal of his own was the place to be tose e the Blue ond place linden, white the Blue put ma behind ** eight-bat." Kmc's (152) 4-0 triumph clinched and picked up two back points to Devils swim circles around not Devils clobbered East Side 7-0 last sakl Brawn. "When Hoss want the match and increased West- take a 4-2 lead into the third pe- one, but two competing schools, Thursday. Union County down I was a shock to every* field's lead to42-6 . riod. Coren followed with an escape with a final score of Westfield 138. The results gave the Blue Devils Wrestling one. They knew how Graham The Chiefs, showing some and a takedown to record a 7-2 vic- linden 78, and Rahway 67. thea seven-game lead in the American would react when they put him strength in the upper weights won tory. only real surprise of the day was Division entering yesterday's in there. After his first two starts at 160 pounds with a technical-fall The Blue Devils did not qualify that Westfield did not win every match against Union, which oc- I] Rahway (12-0) they sakJ they would start me victory and a major decision at 171 for the state tournament and yes- curred after press time. The match against Kansas City. But, I broke pounds. Sophomore Frank DiGio- terday's match with Mfflbum oc- Tough competition from Rahway against the Fanners was moved to my thumb." vannl, wrestling at 189 pounds, ex- curred after press time. enabled the Indians to capture yesterday because Westfield Head Union (11-1) As far as the off-season is hibited his strength to register his both the 100-yard freestyle and the Coach Hffike Tlrone felt ill and was concerned, Brown keeps in second successive fall at 2.54. Dt- lOO-ymrd backstroke, white Linden unable to attend the regularly shape by working out at Giants Giovanni also won the Union Westfield boys wrap up managed to swipe the 80-yard free- scheduled match. Ros. Park (10-5) Stadum three to tour times a County Junior Varsity Tournament perfect regular season style. Tirone may be forced to substi- week. Wtti Dan Reeves taking the previous weekend, as did jun- Ibr Westfield, the food news was tute senior captain Mike faas in over Ihe hosd coaching job. ior Jim Flood and freshman Brian •y IVYCHMWfATZ that many freshmen and sopho- the lineup. Pass (hip) and team- Q Westfield (9-4-1) Brown's first responsJbWy wi be Riley. THE RECORD more swimmers, not always a part mate Matt Jacksea (knee) were In- to learn a new offensive Senior tri-captain Seth Coren of the starting lineup, claimed vic- jured in a bus accident on Satur- "I just want to go out and ad- (17-1) and the Chiefs' Tom In what has come to be a tradi- torias of their own. Braaaaa Leca- day morning when they were re- Sc. Plains (9-2-1) Just my styte of play to the new SulkowsU entertained the crowd tion at Westfleld, the Blue DevUa asr finished first In the 100-yard turning from a aid trip run by mm we ano euooeeo, sno with an exciting heavyweight boys swim team completed y*t an- butterfly and the 500-yard fres- WestflekTs First Congregational Brown. match. The first period was aother undefeated regular season aOrW. In the 400-yard freestyle Church. Jackson should be able to This Monday, Westfleld begins standoff with no take-downs, but this week by adding two move relay, lechner. Have Bcaaller, bowl, but Pass remains question- its quest in the UCT preliminary Louis Cutset**, and Kevin Atirich able. round at Clark Lanes. The top'six Jamie Dec of much of his jumping est defenders. Cent's superior placed Ant with a time of 4:07.85. Westfield needs its full comple- team scores will advance* ,to Third time ability. But the senior has fought jumping ability served him well in ment of bowlers if it wants to win Wednesday's finals. off the potentially season-ending (Continued from page B-l) defending Dec and McMorrin in Bowlers on verge of its first Union County Tournament "That tournament has ahvays injury to remain one of the area's the second meeting. Sato will pro- In Its seven-year history, the Blue Junior transfer Latiff McMorrin been a thorn In our side,"'said , has been a revelation for Union strongest inside players. His scor- vide the opposition with problems Watchung Conf. title Devils' bowling team has gotten Catholic. Berger has a quality phr- ing average is down nearly four when he spells Koslowsky. Junior Thanks to some help from Rah- dose, but has never been able to Tirone. Tin hoping we can over- otman for the first time in years. points a game, yet he remains a forward Ron Nobile uses hia large way, Westfield only needed to win bring the first place trophy home. come that" Defensively, he forces the action key option down the stretch. He is frame to bottle up the lane. away fromthe middle with his shot capable of a high scoring game on Injuries to Frazier, Dec and Msr- blocking and rebounding abilities. any night tinho at various points in the aea- r Offensively, he works well around Senior Mark Frasier has missed son have given several reserves the basket and frees up Dec tomuch of the second half of the sea- substantial playing time. Waller roam the high post son with an injury. Frazier is the has been a solid sixth man and { EDGE: UNION CATHOLIC Vikings' best defensive player and Try "Introductions" mul Win keys the transition game. He has shown the ability to start in the f been with Dec and Mitchell since front court > FORWARDS - Seniors Matt Co- freshmen and is the team's emo- Covington is just a step bdow i mandlni and Rob Moore rotate Martinho in his ball handling abil- (irci>orv I lines (Concert Tickets! '•' with junior Mike Checkett on tional leader. In his absence, Kamxi Waller ities and gives Berger several op- Westfields front line. This unit is tions. But he too was recently in- usually not relied upon to do much and Sean Covington have received the bulk of the playing time. jured and allowed Ryan Bktdulph Straight from Broadway's lelly's Last Jam", the talented scoring, however any one of the and Dean Bardwell to enter into three has the ability to put the ball Waller is a true forward, but Cov- screen and .stage star, Gregory Hinee, is appearing at a , in the basket Pretlow's emergence ington can swing to point guard. the mix. The Vikings have been one-night benefit concert at the George Street Playhouse. in the lane has opened up more EDGE: UNION CATHOLIC building toward this season for space for the other forwards, allow- three years, so forth e most part, Anyone placing a PRBB Introducdons ad will ing them collect more rebounds BENCH - Senior forward Mike the best players are out on the automatically be entered in a random drawing for a pair of and get better shots. Cort and junior guard Ryu Salto floor at the opening tip-off. tickets for the May 8th concert. An ankle problem has robbed are arguably two of Westfield's fin- BENCH: EVEN "Introductions" is for everyone!

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THI RECORD Many parent! may wonder what to do with the unused or outgrown •ports equipment that their chil- dren have been pflinf up in tha garage ft* yean. They can now thank one local buatneatmen who is putting the truth behind the ctt- die, "one person's Junk is an- other's treasure." Tom Fontana, the owner of the T-Shirt Emporium, has expanded his business to include a sports Chamber of Commerce executives Barbara Ballard of the Can- p consignment shop, The concept beb * i tral Jarsay Chambar, Cynthia Kowalczyk of tha WaaiflaW Araa hind it is that people can get ridrid o f €hambar and Marta Paraon of tha Cranford Chambar prapara equipment they do not use any- for Tueeday** Business Aftar Houra axpo at tha Waatwood. and otheh r people can find •jit equipment at low prices, especially items that their children will grow at- out of or lose interest In. Business After Hours "There's a reel need for It, it's hdpftd," Mr. Fontana said- "Besides, this is the age of racy, at Westwood Tuesday ding." As a father of tvw> sons who were ' "The Cranford, Westfleld Area First Fidelity Bancorporation, involved in sports, he knows what ana Central Jersey Chambers of Forties Newspapers, Lexicon Com- happens as the children grow up Commerce are co-sponsoring a munications/NJAWBO, Mason and he sees a large potential mar- Business After Hours trade show Contractors, Meeker-Sharkey, ket for his service. at;The westwood, in Garwood, MacBean, New Jersey Transit, Reel Tom Fontana poses In hie eporte conalgnmant department with some of tha gear already Right now. Sports Consignment atocked in tha new operation. Tuesday 530-7:30 p.m. Strong Fuel Co., Steamatlc Clean- Shop is located in the Cumberland Members of all chambers and ing, Union Hospital, United Coun- Street T-shirt store. But Mr. Fbtv the local business community and ties Trust, U.S. Travel and Union tana will be able to expand as price, or even less. Mr. Fontana has good look around their garages. sale of these items. .tne> public are invited to attend. County Economic Development needed, he said. Right now, there catalogues that also list the values Mr. Fontana has contacted local The Sports Consignment Shop Admission is $12 for members and Corp. are various sixes of ice skates and of certain items. If the items sells, recreation commissions and other adds another aspect to the West* t)9 fcr non-members, includes Members have donated door some skis and lacrosse equipment the shop keeps a commission, and kids programs to generate their in- field resident's business. The T- the original owner, the rest If not, terest in some low cost sports hors d'oeuvres, chances to win prizes for the event There are two The skis, for example are about Shirt Emporium has been a staple door prizes and a cash bar. the owner can either take the prop- equipment tickets to a New Jersey Devils vs. $25-$30, which is a painless price in Westfleld for 16 years, going Cranford Chamber members Islanders hockey game, gift certifi- for •orneone to pay to find out if erty back, or pay for having it dis- The sale of unused equipment who will be displaying include: cates to Cranford businesses, a gift skiing is their thing. posed. makes a great fund-raiser for orga- back to the days when Fonzie or Cranford Bike Shop, Crown Tro basket, a personal attack alarm and The process is simple: you can Although the response has been nizations. If they can get interested Farah Fawcett shirts were com- phy, Electronic Powerhouse, Eliza- more. bring in your used equipment, with slow, the store's owner feels it supporters to donate items to mon. These businesses only round betti Agency Insurance Group, Call Marta Person at 709-7208. a price in mind, Typically, it should should pick up once the spring them, they can bring them to the out his days, which he begins as a' be about half the original purchase comes and people begin to have a shop and make money from the teacher in Brooklyn. BPW open house is March 10 Solar appearing Hie Westfleld Business and Pro ship growth and support through a Local agency Croll Reynolds Co. promotes faarional Women will hold a net- women's network that begins lo- at WyckoiTs on working membership open house cally expands throughout New Jer- Wednesday. Sunday is named Chironna to division manager Wednesday, March 10, 7:30-9 p.m. sey, and connects to all 50 states. Robert John Chironna of West- nolds' sales engineering depart- at a member's home. Women At the local level emphasis is Douglas L. Wyckoff; host and owner of Wyckoffs Steak House, field hat been appointed vice pres- ment in 1976. He served as senior working full or part time are in- placed on education, peer support key producer process engineer and environ- vited 832 South Ave. W- presents Solar ident, manager of the Environ- and networking. Current member- every Sunday, 11:30 ajn.-2:90 jun. mental control sales manager prior The reception will provide a ship in the Westfield group in- Maoen & Prankenbach, mental Control Division of Croll during WyduxTs Jaa brunch. Solar a \WsaHsfcJ-based Independent In- Reynolds Company Inc., 751 Cen- to this promotion. Before joining fbrum for working women to net- cludes secretaries, office managers, also appears Wednesdays t-11 pjn. WOfk, share ideas and make new teachers, business owners, middle suram* agency, has been named tntAve,Westnekl Croll Reynolds he was an engineer frjends while introducing the goals at a Key Producer tor The Ohio at ICI Corp. Bayonne. managers, lawyers and ac- Somerset; Andrew Demos, a West- In this new position, Mr. Chi- and objectives of BPW. countants. Casually Qroup of Insurance ronna wDl be responsible for inter- Mr. Chironna received a bach- o* fldd drummer, and NewYonVs EU Companies o( HamHton, Ohio. The Westfleld BPW is part of There is no charge to attend the Yamin, piano, form the trio de- national and domestic sales of air elor's degree in chemical engineer- BPW-USA, the most experienced event. However advance reserva- The Key Producer program is scribed by George Kansk* of Tht designed to give special recogni- pollution control equipment, su- ing from Cooper Union in New organization for working women. tions are required. For reserva- Star Ledger as "one of those rare York. BPW/USA was founded in 1919. tions, call Margaret Wilfehrt at 654- tion to Insurance agents exhibiting pervision of the division's sales en- ensembles that brings genuine fer- exceptional product knowledge, gineering staff, product develop- He lives in Westfleld with his The organisation provides an envi- 5584 or Eileen Fleming Blancato at vor and kinetic energy to modern ronment that fosters self- 233-9020 (days) or 789-3450 (eve- professionalism and service to ment, and technical sales support wife AnnMaria and their two sons, development opportunities, leader- nings). their customers. Mr. Chironna Joined Croll Rey- Jason and Jon. LOCAL MOVIE TIMES FOR THE WEEK OF FRIDAY, FEB. I9-TIH'RSf)AY, I 111. 25

* Sehae'ulet are subject to latt-mlnuta •Amy of Darkness (R) Friday-Thursday: 1, 4:45, 7:15. 9:30 a.m. Sunday HBO, 4:20. 7, aUTOCMSPlAU •*nyof0*fcmu (R) Friday: 7. 8:35.10:15 2:45, 4:30, 6:15, B:1O, 10:05 p.m. 9:15 p.m. Monday-Thursday: S p.m. p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 12:15.1:55, 3:35, MO KRIS •Groundhog Day (PG) Friday-Thursday: 1:40. •Seem ofm Woman (R) Friday, Saturday: 2:30, (908) 828-8787 5:15, 7, 8:35. 10:15 p.m. Monday-Thursday: AMC HEADQUARTERS 10 3:40, 5:40, 7:40,9:40 p.m. 6:15,9:15 p.m. Sunday: 1:45, 4, 7:30 p.m. •Can theater for showtimes. 7:30. 9:20 p.m. 72 Headquarters Piaia •Aladdin (G) Friday-Thursday: 1:30, 3:30, Monoay-Thundey: 7:30 p.m. OENEIUU. CINEMA •GrouodneejDey (PG) Friday: 7:30,9:45 p.m. Morristown AMSOV MULTIPLEX 5:30, 7:30, 9:50 p.m. *Th* VtoWeMr* (R) Friday, Saturday: 10:15 SOMERVILLE CIRCLE Saturday, Sunday: 1,3,5, 7:30.9:45 p.m. (201) 292-0606 Route* 0 « 35, SayrevtMe •National Lampoons Loaded Weapon 1 (PG- Route 28, Rarrun Monday-Thursday: 7:25,9:30 p.m. p.m. Sunday: 10 p.m. •The Crying Game (R) Friday, Saturday: 1:50, (90S) 721-3400 13) Friday-Thursday: 1. 2:55, 4:30, 6:15, MIDDLESEX MAU CINEMA* (908) 528-0101 •Nattonir Lampoon's Loaded Weapon 1 (PG 5:10, 7:40. 10 p.m. Sunday: 1:50, 5:10. •Army of Daftness (R) Friday-Thursday: 1, 8:10, 10:05 p.m. Stefton and Hadlay itieds ^A—el ea^ • ^a* • tfn^ ^a, j^.^aiiBMi • ^ 13) Friday: 7:25.9:35 p.m. Saturday: 12:15. •caa vieater Kir anowitmes. 7:40, 9:50 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 5:30. 2:55, 4:50, 7,9 p.m. Late show Friday and •A Few Good Men (PG-13) Friday-Sunday \/O\ 3:55, 6:50. 9:45 p.m. •Ca* thaatar tor ahowUmea. UNITED ARTISTS MALTO •Sommenby (PG-13) Friday. Saturday: 1:40, 43S, 5:50,8 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 4:30 •Untamed Heart (PG-13) Friday-Thursday: MOVKCnY 25O East Broad St. 5, 7:30. 10:10 p.m. Sunday: 1:40, 5, 7 JO, 1:20, 3:40, 5:45, 7:50,10 p.m. OahTraaOanlar WesttaM 9:40 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 5:30, 7:40,9:40 rt (PG-13) Friday-Thursday: •The Vanishing (R) Friday-Thursday: 1:19, 1665 Oak Traa Rd., Edison (908) 232-1288 p.m. tOS, 3:15, 5:25, 7:35,9:45 p.m. Late show 3:30, 5:45, 8,10:30 p.m. (90S) 549-6668 (908)4644888 •Can theater tor showUmes. M—> •A few Good Men (R) Friday. Saturday: 1:10, Fttdoy and Saturday at 11:50 p.m. •The Temp (R) Friday-Thursday: 2, 3:45, 5:45, WESTFIELD TWIN CINEMA •Cad theater for enowtlmaa. 4:50. 7:30.10 p.m. Sunday: 2, 5:40, 8:20 ^lomewmrd Bound (G) Friday-Thursday: 1:05, 7:55,10:10 p.m. OKON 138 Central Ave., Westflekf p.m, Monday-Thursday: 9:10 p.m. $10, 5:15, 7:20,9:25 p.m. Late thaw Friday MJNELLEN THEATER 25 North ANV* Wnt (90S) 054-4720 •Scent of a woman (R) Friday, Saturday: 1:30, 4* Saturday at 11:15 p.m. 458 North Ave., Ouneten Cnjnfcrt *CelN fttftarf rOf AndWtllTtOB* « Few flood Man (R) Friday-Thursday: 1:25. (908) 968-3331 SERNAKOSVIL1S OMMA (908) 278-9120 7, 9:40 p.m. Sunday: 1:30,8:20 p.m. Mon- 4tO5, 7,0:35 p.m. Lste show Friday and Sat- •Calt theater for showtimes. 5 Mne SfOOw ntf. •Scent oft Woman (R) Friday: 7,10 p.m. day-Thursday: 5:20,8:20 p.m. ujdey at 12:10 a.m. KENDALL PARK CINEMAS Saturday, Sunday: 1. 4, 7.10 p.m. Monday- in xn;Ki)()\ •Groundhog Day (PG) Friday, Saturday: 2. CINEMA PLAZA •Jhe Temp Friday-Thursday: 1:15, 3:10, 5:05, 7:10, 7.20,9:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 7:05, 9:15 7:Wp.m. CtNEPUX OOEOM UNION Thursday: 7:15, 9:30 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: Q10 p.m. Late show Friday and Saturday at p.m. BROOK aNEMA 990 Stuyvesant Aw., Union 2, 4, 7:15, 9:30 p.m. 13) Friday, Saturday: 1:30, 5. 10:20 p.m. •Groundhog Day (PG) Friday. Saturday: 1:45, 10 Hamilton St. (BOB) 888-4373 •Groundhog Day (PG) Friday, Monday- Sunday: 1:30, 5 p.m. Monday-Thunday: 530, . (PG-13) Friday-Thursday: 1. 4, 7, 3:50, 5:50, 7:55. 10 p.m. Sunday: 1:30, Bound Brook **my or* Darkness (R) Friday, Monday- Thursday: 7.9 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 2, 4, 7, 7:40 p.m. 9:20 p.m. Late show Friday and Saturday nt 3:35, 5:35, 7:40. 9:45 p.m. Monday- (906) 469-9885 Thursday: 8:10,10:10 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 0 p.m. •Aladdin (G) Friday, Saturday: 1:20, 3:20, 11:40 p.m. Thursday: 7:10, 9:15 p.m. •ff>e Crying Omm Friday: 5, 7:15. B-30 2:10, 4:10,6:10, 8:10.10:10 p.m. •Tha Temp (R) Friday-Thursday. 7:30. 9:30 5:20, 7:20, 9 p.m. Sunday: 1:20,3:20, 5:40, i «7he Vanishing (R) Friday-Thursday: 1:30. p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 12:45,2:50, S, 7:18, •The Temp (R) Friday, Monday-Thursday: B, 10 p.m. •Homeward Bound (G) Friday, Saturday: 1:25, 8, 9:4O p.m. Monday-Thursday: 5:50, 8. fc4S ° 4:30, 7:20, 9:45 p.m. Late show Friday and 3:10, 4:55, 6:40, 8:25. 10:15 p.m. Sunday: 9:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 7:18,9-JO p.m. p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 2, 4. 6, 8, 10 p.m. •The Cemetery Oub (PO-13) Friday, Monday- p.m. . Saturday at mMnletrt 1, 2:50, 4;40, 6:25, 8:15 p.m. Monday- •Tha floc*y Horror "Wur»Snoi» (ft) Friday, nVf POINTS CINEMA Thursday; 7:30, 9:20 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: •Homeward Bound (G) Friday, Saturday: 1:10, •Srtfcw (R) Friday-Thursday: 1:20,3:30, 5:35, Thursday: 7:15, 9 p.m. Saturday: MhM#«. 327 Chestnut St., Union 2, 4, 7:30, «:2O p.m. 3:10, 5:30, 8, 9:S0 p.m. Sunday: 1:10,3:10, 7:45, 9:55 p.m. Late show Friday nod Sat- 'The Cemetery Club (Ft) Friday, Saturday: 2, OENCRAL CINEMA (908)984-9633 •Homeward Bound (G) Friday, Monday- urday at 12:05 a.m. 7:05 p.m. Sunday: 1:50,6:30 p.m. Monday- BLUE STAR •Can thaetor tor thowtlmes. Thursday: 7, 9 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 2, 5:30, 8, 9:40 p.m. Monday-Thursday:«, 8, •Aladdin (0) Friday Thursday: 1, 3, 5:05. 7:20, Thursday: 7 p.m, Routs 22, WBtchunf UNMNnVtFLCK 4:15,7,9 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Late show Friday and Saturday at •Unlbrgven (R) Friday, Saturday: 4:20, 9:15 (908) 322-7007 400 North Wood hm., linden •Untamed Heart (PQ-13) Friday, Monday- •The Temp (R) Friday, Saturday: 3:20, BdO, B 11:20 p.m. p.m. Sunday: 4,8:40 p.m. Monday-Thursday: CBB1 WMMBY faf anOVIrWnMa (908) •38-9787 Thursday: 7:15,9:15 p.m. Saturday, Sunday: 7:50,10:30 p.m. Sunday: 3:20, 830, ThtO, OCMDMLCtMSMA 2,4,7:18, ».15p.m. ' •Soar* of a Woman (R) Friday, Saturday: 1:05, 9:10 p.m. •Hum*** Bountt (G) Friday: T, 8:45 p.m. 9:45 p.m. Monday-Thunday: &B0. 7:80, S143 •National lampoon's loaded Weapon 1 (PG- BRrDQCWATCR COMMONS Saturday, Sunday: Noon, 1:45,3:35, 5:25, HUKTENOON THEATRE 4, 7,10 p.m. Sunday-Thursday: 1:05, 4, 7:30 p.m. ' p.ra 13) Friday, Saturday: 1:45,3:30, 5:15, 7, noulM 22 a 202-308 7:18, 9:18 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 7:15, 9 Route 31, nerrtntttm CINEMA 20« OHSPtEXODEON 8:45,10:30 p.m. Sunday: 1:15. 3. 4:45, Route 208, Chester MCNLOPARK 6:30,8:15, 10 p.m. Monday-Thursday: 7:45, (908)728-1181 MMMh (0) Friday: 7:15,9 p.m. Saturday. () : (908) 879-4444 ,• Route 1, BUeon 9:30 p.m. •Cal theater lot ahowDrwa. Sunday; Noon, 1:48,3:15, 5, 7:15, ft IB p.m. •Sorncrnriby (CO-ill FrUay-Thundey: 7,9:18 p.m. ; (808)321-1412 •Sommersby (PG-13) Friday, Saturday: 2:10, Monday-Thursday: 7, 8:45 p.m. •Call theater tor showtime*. Fsoftwy 16,1983t

Dinners To Go adds meals, sources to repertoire CPA firm promotes Leach Dinners T\> Go Inc., the restau- customers each month. CQ's Cin- ies by 40 percent," said Mr. Klein. The Dinners To Go stivke rant ddivtiy icrvice serving the cinnati Chili Parlor opening soon, "What we can do is accommodate includes Weetfield, Cranlbrd, Waetfield ana, has inaugurated rounds out the list of restaurants. last-minute hutch meetings and Scotch Plains, Gaiwood, Moun- pnvmon or noun UMOI v •ing and audMng lunch and Sunday brunch delivwy "During the past five months, people who must work through tainside, Fanwood and Clark, en- dapa*nent of tie ami's Edaon oSoa. and added four new partner restau- weVe had such an enthusiastic re- lunch as well as offices that have compassing over 20,000 households Ms. Leach, a reattant of Wiilili, reoetwed • baohetar*a degree si rants. The Bagel Chateau, Ma ception to Dinners To Go," said planned events and are using Din- and businesses that receive the aocoutfng torn QIOM Cay Cdege and has mae fta tip* yen of Knickers and Sinclaire's have Donald Klein, owner, "that we've ners To Go as their caterer." Menu Guide on a regular bails. experience h ttw Md of pubic aooountna. She It e member of tw joined Burger King. Henhey's, "We've tried to make it as conve- Amerioati IfieSuie of Centos Publo decided to expand to fill the hinch Mr. Klein said the steady stream nient as possible," said Mr. Klein. Hunan Gaiwood, The Jolly TVolley, and brunch void" of business is doubled or tripled Because the service is com- Ken Marcotte, KFC, Kotobuki, Sor- Businesses, corporate offices, during foul weather. "We're glad to puterized the first order sets up an Amper, FoMnsr ft Mem* to a ngtana) oarfled publo • rtfno tiff ranto'a and Tbwne House to offer and even homeowners are re-see that people are calling us when account; after that customers need vih mm ttian 27 yean of aarvtae to tie New Jereey busineee oonv htnch and dinner menus that tiring sponding. "Since we've opened for they want to make life easier for only give their telephone number debdous dining to more than 1,000 lunch we've increased our deliver- themselves." in order to place an order.**

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( fun ft open-minded for rides, movies, long ro- ing S/DWM, 3S-43 yr. oM, am a MnoMwarted per- wall. I en|oy travel, tlude me. My loyalty le* tman. Frtendahlp- a9s vntVaWVnAeXiifaWdaM. fI HWaaadkfknt a•t candle Ml dinners 4;. _ f h exciting relatlonehlp. mantic walka, or quiet wno is nnefwOiw svaote, son in search of a kind- beach, surfing, skiing ft gandary, my heart un- evenkiQS ax home. I m In- •omance relationship oo Please caH bt, 4310. evenings st home. I'm and has similar Interest*. hearted lady for a seri- tnowboarding, riding my challenged. You have eaHeM.4M0 terested In meeting a dlnn#ff QoQi oo looking for s SWF who but ous relationship. Pieaae motorcycle A dining out. been kept from me long cooMng. No drugs, drink- slim, Christian female, 37 OfMV ttUf« I'M RUDY- Tired Of shares the same Inter- always have farm free caH Extension 4313. I love a cozy night in or a tnough, ft I you. Of what A H UJS.) *aa Jh^adr ha*lk«ak tntMa era or smokers. Please shallow relationships and • •IMPLY eete and values aa I do. night out partying A ipell do you sleep, which or younfjsjf, wno wfti caHext.414t games, would rather Age not a factor! Please Pieaae can ext.^ 36, 5's, athletic, dancing. Looking for a tower holds you, one cell NOW ttlaM write an ad than etand on educated ft sincere. En- the outdoors, honest 27, S'10 1*0 lbs. respond out. 4Ot4. thin, attractive SWF who could bread both our communjcallon, *P*r" line to get Into a bar. SOWN- 43, looking for |oys movies, music, aharee some o< my Inter* •I likLI LOOKIMO you about IIV F FO + male danelng SWM, 37 handtome. tall, SDWM- so, profes- SOWF 30-4». Looking for sports, travel, working eats ft maybe net some chains. Seeks lady, free a quanty fawrity Htje. Il_wM •k^ua^a^av e^a. BALA rfjaaaaa^^»ai I'm 9JUtt, pretty, fit, athletic, profesttofial. sional, very active, fit, ft ons on one retetlortshlp, out. Seeking attractive, •pirlt, indindependee i SWF pSraiSy •** fftTJIW OeW1QIT1| different onee to ehare why not take a chance? o s sinc#f#, cvlnfli hofMite financially stable. An av- possible marriage. A slrni SJF. 2S-34, for pos- aa well, hopefully leading 27-38, S-58, not OVSr- •••tans tosettitr an< ious (iny brother wrass but morning* weight, In ahape, com- Pleaee can ext.42M a, •••^LamgHn rlana^ltira aks>s>*t fonaaWittc ivitf noti sniok* erage man- no drinking woman who Ukee to be sible long-term relation- to a long term relation- tho leal parti-1 Has dee* WOON^OQO ITO#» I fTI VOF Of wnn V4tfioo lnt#f#sio> or drugs, but I amoke. spoiled and to epoN her ship. Call Ext. 4317. fortable in jeans to a noflpwny Qivsiop ntci §iji aritrfkb akA ship. Plesse cell Ext. VSRY PHBTTV DJ^- 41, rrisMMilp. Please call honaet and affectlonaie. nmng out, outdoor a, ten- looking for SWP, slim, man. A non-emoker end 4131. dress, someone who en- si i vHHrii QiMn cysSa nis, skiing, traveling, 21-43, needing s nice not Into drugs, Social SJM 23, C It., brown half, joys traveling, nsture. sn- out. This OWP la tooMng dark hair. Successful A MtrsftC NYC etc, Seeks SWDf. start in life who likes lo drinker OK, kids ok, pets haiet eyes, lam the one SWF- Professional 38, Imali. Ready to be ewtpt psychologist, 2 children ttve 44 hoping ttoo findd aa for aMWll pnLjOM, 29 to M. attractive, allm be epolled and knows OK. Likes the movies, to bring home to mom off her feet. Please call fOf fliWWWilp Of TTT I ttVO S'3, blonde hair, green home, flnanclalty oecuro, WM'aouare cenee pert- important to me. You who hat similar qualities how to spoil In return. dmlng out, shore, orjuot and dad. but I'm also the ryee, I live Near New txt.41S0 sense of humor, caring, In NYC & unless you like must be brtgnt, Must be level headed, Doing nOHW wfln A good .*, N you ooni know and enjoys having a one mom werned you Brunswick. I'm rsliable, IWM— butlneta owner, aoelsble, ftealble. llkee horrnn ttoo square dancedance. to travel, I prefer you a»- personaHty and love to good time for possible like sports, cars, dining movTo ft danclnjLNo about. I like boating, ra- uw won m or HVV noiv loyal, self-aware, easy tariy forties, brown hair music, dining, travsl, -'IIW»b le be partner ( elk. we'lWell havhave great fang term relationship. OUt| QUftt OVOOt 8#flO9 0* OW OMTtOOf quetbaU, tennis ft water going ft open minded ft walking, fnovieo, reeding. NY. P*O— ell But. 414<, and do everything t eyee. Seeking like or if* «ou loam. If Inter Please can ext. 4245 humor a mustl Ext. 4014. Please caM ext. 420s. sports. To know me Is to a light smoker. I like divorced femalt. early to Seeks male counterpart ^ pleas* call Exl er. I'm looking for love me. I am tired of the AM YOU A MAN mn •- 47 8'4 120LBS. reading, learn'^g, sight- lite thlrtlea, for compan- mn iraaniDnai vaniw IDT SHFV- sttreetlve. 40 pe- ctub aeons and looking seeing, dining out, mov- WttMf IftfOllQli Nw'slrartsts MARRIAOS MINDIDT norv«moker, non drinker, ion thlp leading to poa- sharing laughs, romance, And H your the one, tite, long curley hair. for SWW, athletic, age 21- ies, dancing, Music A art •Ible long term relation- good times ft bad In LTR. » twno, looking to truly have no doubt we'H be Want a aMMT I want a Many Intereete, In search attractive, financially se- 26, Sit.4 ft up. Call wife: Let'e make a cure, good sense ol ft romantic evenlnga. ship. Osye or evenings. Pieaae reply Ort. 3325 share w/eomeone- oi mivnigvni nnefl, «v- EM.43M Looking for SWM 29-39, Please call 4260. opennesa ft honeaty, deal...Hardworking SWM. 46, non-emoker, akicore humor, romantic, WILL, ANOTMftH VUM 2B. very IW, • +, very thoughtful, sociable, flex- who le attractive, open • 4aWMiion» and attractive. CaH box r- 21, 5'5. 115 lbs. •WM- handsome, ath- HAS COMB TO A PWal—_M._I enjoy com- mtelHgent, suave looking, ible, neat, attractive who minded, intelligent, emo- >ks SWM 22-2S. 6' ft tionally etable, happy, letic, aucceseful, well- CLOtf- and this SWM, Prof, needs mousy Coun- enjoys candle light din- above for dancing, com- 2(, Is Urea of being unst- laia>Jj>ln*i try Girl, Corporate Lady, easygoing, playful, good educated, stable, sin- WSWrWID aWP/DWP between 2S4S •JF— 27, allm an attrac- ners, dancing. Jogging, edy, park, skiing etc. cere. Enjoys sports, out- tone.l I ^i oMdht, or m uaiweeii, iw&w or self esteem ft a good Uched and alone, No. tive, enjoys the outdoors There's something about doors, tennis, golf, «nov- so, to share walks, mov- |ua>. B\B\^K&A^B ^•ju3*A AL -B\lt sense of humor ere Im- vowed to make IMS my e« pot* wy» (IfUfl pood conversation a dkv a man in a uniform that portant. If you are Inter- its, the arts A travel. veer to Nnd s sots mate •oeial tfrtnkar OK, hid* ies, dinner, cuddling, Ins out. Seeks sn sthtetle way snows, movies a aii tumt a woman on, Cops, WOffflaaf1t D •) lUS>, Seeks beautiful affection- OK tar frtondsMp beech, love (a bualneaa the line things in life. eated in the seme and and finish my story. I'm marriage minded a down Fireman, etc. s bio plus. want a possible relstlon- ate, intelligent, athletic, NOT s picky person but, pretty...looking fer kln- to BOOwMO together?) Sacrificing for to earth SJM. Fieese eaH Looking tor a SWOM 4S Smokara okay. Please Blng fo ft up. with eimHer quali- ship please call aid, 4149 non-imoklng female (25- I 00 NOT like head cmU 1 dfod eptrnVpenner/tnertd CaiT«irtT440 •ounafuli .EM. exl 44»1 caH Ext. 3032. 15) who enjoye life, com- 1MI to ehare peak ties. Please call ant. 43*4 games or giving e reia- J-3fl, 5'S, Brn. hair SWM- 25, 6'1, non- panionship, romsnee ft flonehlrjhlp my*-••* ad an-d get-- IMlOO v ITHinO4HI#t B fHeWl sharing ad of the above. ting W TO IAHN MOM who vslues creativity, ft eyas, mod. build, non- smoker, long brown hair i NOTHING In rsturnl. smoker, attractive, hon- w/beard. Ambitioue, con- If youVe between 5'2 ft Lsfs talk and see. H we YOU senatUvity, kindness ft 5'7, acceptlonally attrac- -mm YOU family. Leva naturae eet, romantic, caring, servative, honeat, tin- csn write our own endkig Fortune supportive a gentle, cere. Into outdoort, tive, physically fit ft do- to this very confusing •MSKHjf« niiiiiig! snpKmn great aenaa of humor in- country music, quiet eve- tire a serloue relation- story entitled, "THE UPl Co, pftnetaioss the open" new plaees a Idoaa, Gregory Hines ship with a great all Ins of a now division. Eeieelsd In meeting 8 or nlnge at home, rides on AND DOWNS OF DAT- danelng, photography, DWF, 30-36 w/oTmllar my motorcycle A flea around guy who prom- ING" Please call ext. seeking is key ambi- movies, being home, ises to make you happy ow people wnc qualities ft who le physi- markste. Seeks SF, 16- 4139 time w/trtenda. If non- cally fit ft en(oya working 36, with similar interests, Pleate call ext. 4402 , on tfie most out, movies, music, ^rVse^pa^aaajfl^ajsv V4e^TwSaat w < v^asjnw for friendship or posslbls IWM— Interttttd in mo about yourself In sports, romantic dinners Concert Tickets Winner! relationship. Plsate call ful 40-somethlng BF, S' powerful trendof the ft quiet evenings at ext. 4494 movies, dining out, ftea 1', Intelligent, person- markets, and traveling. able, attractive with good a sosssst leadership nomv. rw iiisntisnfp • Looking for a friendship figure. Enjoy good con- ATTWeTIONi Will the SWJM- 29, proiea- > possible long term rela- with a possible long term V#fa*ani0l 1| tn#Mfi' r*MMr itonahlp pleiea call slonsl, athletic, sincere, r &ffsr Dffri 99 WnO fOMMfMtod down to earth, com- relationship. Please call ing, walking, quiet times. TOMM AMMMIVI 10 DMo Head art. 431 s Ext. 3037. The following person placed a FREE art. 4130 CAISW COMPANY— "LJ- pletely uninhibited seeka Highly principled, con- pleaeo can back, your DWM- 42, Both salaried aggreselve domineering temporary with old- cenaed Household was cut off. •WM— eeeklng full fig- Name." Already In ft Self-employed Ac- Introductions ad and won a pair of tickets to JF to shsre llfea private ured woman 35*49 for fashioned values, looking ATTflACnVB WWrWf— countant, 8. Piainfltld fantasies ft fulfill social for male wtth similar in- ttot»e. Candy Brokers companionship and lun terests lor friendship a sale* Mod USA, Aleo WTK) ISJ • WSaTTTIi VSR area. w/Teen-aged see sta£e and screen star Gregory Hines Obligations. Anything time. Plsase reply to ext. WOIW^PQ WvfeSWI* wmK VnKI daughter viaHaHon. De- goeel Pleaee call ext. possible LTR. DruoXee, to U- 4246 race untrnp. Ext. 4311. games. Is In search of a voted Father, respon- 4401 sible, honest, sincere, give hts one-night benefit concert at the SWPM- College Qrad, WM- 3t. blond hslr, •r• n* " "•tl•IIrI consctoRttous tht — 31. 62, 190 Iba. 2S, •', financially secure, cel, etHMsaTStfag, enjoys outdoor/Indoor bhieeyee wtshss to most ^i#aij| w^i^ W j^^P- George Street Playhouse on May 8th. likes sports, movies ft sttrscttvs eHm WF for dis- earth, hae a eanae of social drinker, smoker, outdoors. I am sincere A activities; mountain bik- creet fun. Pleese call ext. humor and truty knowo 5 9", 160 »i.. Greek Her- honeat ft have a good ing, camping, running, 44S2 what he wsnta In life. Kege. En|oya model rail- sense of humor. I work ttnnls, volley ball, com- Pieaae oaM art. 42M roading, eomputera, craiy hours 3-11pm. edy clubs/concert halls, WM- Early 4O'a, seeks bowling, hockey, Star Looking for WF 25-40 muelcal taatee; post WF, 30-M years old for CW/WWP— nifty fifty, Trek, Jigsaw puzzles, do- Congratulations to our lucky winner! with similar hours ft Inter- modern to classical. Aiao discreet, daytime or late Japan, Mexico, Hong slim, energelle, non- H-yourserf protects, funny eets, who believes in enjoys drawings, paint- ^AJJHSBA ^L^Bk^B.^Lfl ^aha^B^fei^fc B% B^BLflh^h^h Konfvtjawan, Canada or smoking Chnstlan aeek* movies, board games, meaningful relatlonahipa. ings ft visiting art galltr- tffOni VnCwUIUVTai. rHH tow 5't for over, aettve ft the beach, amusement If you're out there-left its. Seeking SWF, 1945 can Extension 431*. 4 ^aWOPt CO *dimt ••aaritA^AJi BkJAk til with same or like inisr- moriol My company |til t ll A taiki Pleaee can Ext. VIWI BvnnvfKan wim ui- e»ts. Haply Ext. 3326 Aovarirse m me CfassModf ^^hdeoi verao Intereeta to ehare. cosy evenings at home. 3039 Pieaae cad ant 44S8 ISO a LTR w/s secure O/W/C/o, 4M- prefers SWF/DWF 37-47 w/oither oe relationship wtth a no kids or 1 daughter no O/W/C gentleman who is younger than 10, ft who :JTiEJCONOMY COMES ALIVE cemmunlcetlve, outgo- e eiim w/sverago or bet- ing, intelligent, tweet ter looks. Must not be heart. I em a caring, giv- afraid of commitment, ing, ettrecttve, positive wants a 50/90 monoga- MARCH 3&4 By Deborah Sal. Children OK, no mous relationship, ft J. T. of ... Oonos Instr. ruga/smokes, etc. would be receptive lo 11 AM - S PM Till US K own groupl Please can sit. 4«M moving into my house. BrueVup for that Prom You get out of a relation- or Wooding I Foxtrot, - 39, ri", Mod. ship what you put into it. {^Opportunity Rhufrta, Walti. Swing build, educated, secure, Ute It too ehort to live It (Jtttrtug) Che-Cha. Prtv" oood sense of humor, atone. Let's give from the No. Plainfield Seni^rlv. also avail. would like to meet IF heart, live long ft proeper JOB FAIR & TRADE SHOW VrTtsJMThoF'sasaicTwp. wno is canng, nonsoi o together. Please -call Conjm. Ctr. Fsisalc- down to earth, Pieaae 0X142*2 VsHey; Rd. Stirling, NJ. caMen.42t4 TT/rlfjn. m, BVTJV* ' DITTO HCAO- EWCM. DWM- SO. 8' 10', aoeKe or MFW, Exl. 41 SB 33, 6', tso, never mar- phyalcal ft emotional LOCATION: PiscaUway High School ried, non-emoker, tradl- ady between the sgas of FPH* Jitwtfftn*Intro- 43 1 93, looking for Bchmer Road, Piscaiawuv lonal conservative re- some one who likes din- imctim. It u iuumdtd for publican values, college ing out, movies, out- m* fff^ptmplt looking for rid., prof. SeekejMllU- doors, quiet evenlnga at Look for another winner in next ' (>ft/H)rlun!t\ Hf tlhftjmftpn uritk whom to Salty Incorrect S/tfwCF home, someone who (MoVTOS\ Of fi+fy S09nt' t 2I-3S. w/elmilar back- likee to ride or be a eo- ' >»ur husimss' prod nils ur si'mct's m»Ti\ imhrmmiUm pitttt round tor long term rela- rider on a OoMwtng mo- tionship the way It ought week's issue of Forbes Classifieds. torcycle to tour the Unit- (ivncrjie saJi-s lends to be. Pieaae call art. ed States this summer, Rxplurc NEW' joh opportuniiics. bring your resumi'1 4319 or kiat to ride on week- SJ0O7 ende. Looking lor a per- Meet faci'-in-tice with "kri pt'rsonnrl" PUN— we are 2 manent relationship. blonde, bubbly, blue Pieaae call ext. 4140 eyed, bodadout, SWPF. "Introductions" is for everyone! CALL (908) 497-0120 or FAX (908) 497-9607 sn. 4, ago M. ft sn.5, •UROPIAN SJM- 32 SPONSORS I'mju»j\/Middli%«\('Ji.mib<'riifOtmnicnoural Gmmi Mntn » Htmyii age 42. Slim, fun loving ft devHieh yet honeet a sin- affectionate, honeet, ro- \tKJiionjI jnd Husim-vsIk-pis. PiM;uuw-J> / MUdlfM^/Durwllm Schools it pott *( Ftrhn Ntwps- mantic, and good looking f*rt'^Imtr*d»cti*tu, It a cere. Sft.4 enjoys the boacnea out door sports, aoekt SJF 24-32 with travel, working out, tpon- elmilar qualities lor s lasting rslatlonthlp. con- Call 1-800-559-9495 to place tanooue adventures, ro- with (• piny tact 4362 mance, wining a dining ft Open to the public • Free Admission H«**MJ. /o lota of TIC. Bfl 5 enjoys I- get away long weekenda, aiNIFfOUS IOWM- your "Introductions" ad. H9f cooking, tporta cart, ex- mature executive, dletln- ercialng, romance, Inti- gushed looking, S'10". macy, photography ft SSIbs. Untvsraity Qrad., UUMIS- » you're look- SWF— 34, warm, bright, '- 42, mother of 2 SWP- S'B, statusaque, more. ISO. DD/SWPM ireenlah/blua eyee, gray- Ing for a SWM never mar- slim, attractive, seeks s Infants, looking (or tall adventurous world trev- age 33-48. Mutt be tall, rtg at the temples, Tikss ried, very good looking a 30-40 year old S/DWM (sppox. 6 ft.) semi- eler, enjoys sporti, the pKyelcetty fit, Intelligent, 50's rock, Ihetter, 01- In great shape, claaay who la aenaitlve, down- overweight SWM, to arts, antiques, theatre ft very hand tome, neat, ed> anta, flea market*, guy then look no further to-esrth, enjoys life A la enjoy etch other, dieting, short. Seeking tall pro- venluroua with Imagina- Bloomloe, klde, dogs, oc- 'm 35, S'2. 179 Iba. LI. looking for aomeone movies, ft other things fssalonal, caring, fun, — Do you have a tive sane* of humour. casional happy hour, W Brn. hair, haitt eyea. I'm •pedal for Irlendahlp, forty somsthing does. 40+, non-imoklng, pi nr tne mother- Senaltlvo, caring, honett, S, drug free, looking for a very stable, clean, fi- dating ft a possible long- Must be educated, em- SWM. Call EX1431B, landf Seeking oihera romantic a emotionally ft attractive W/F, warm, nancially secure, honeit term relationship. Please ployed, w/nlce personal- who would Nke to form a financially secure. Look- playful, affectionate, aen- ft caring pereon. I'm call Exl. 4308. ity, Drug/alcohol FREEH SWM- 28, tick of the travel group. Leta plan ft for LTR Qlve us a aitlve, & feeling, to share looking for a very atlrac- Not afraid of commit- bar scene, hat old- •njo/a trip to Kenya thlo call 5ft4 or 511.5 call all the (hinge we Ilkt. live, Intelligent, charm- SWF- 40, 510", full fig- ment, If this aoundt fithloned valuea, likaa year.fteasaeall ant 4403 exi.4365 pieaae call axt.42S1 ing, witty, employed lady ured, brown hair, hazel good to you then call the beach, lovet enlmals, eyes, never married, non- ext.4274 fishing, movies, romantic LOOMM KM 00-71- lhal likea to be treated MAY be a hopelett ro- Ike one. bet. 25-36. I drinker, smoker, enjoys dinners or quiet nights at advaMureaflme lady as mantic, but I'm atill wall- tnjoy (he Shore, Fltntat, camping, tithing, boat •WF- 5'8" 27, medical home. Seeking S or Something IraweHng companion on ing to be twepl olf my ong rldaa, fine restau- Ing, dining In or out, Har- ttudent aeeks intelligent DWF, between the agat motor home tripe. Share feed SWF, 34, attractive, ranla ft romanllc eve- ley Davidsons, Antique SWM, practicing Catho- of 24-35, with same InTer- pleaiwea and some tx- LOOKING! FOR non-drlnker, light tmok- cars, llaa-markela, anl- lic, N/3, 26-34. Enjoys eda lor friendship and YOUR NAME? Inge at home a of panaeeTwrth 78 WWM. I , tingle mom w/1 child, ouree getting merrled. malt ft Juat being to- old faehloned, honett to poaalble relationship. to sell You're getting am Interested In reading, tearch of S/DWM, 30- m a 1 woman man, I gethtr. ISO SWM, 43 ft goodnets fun, Trivial Pitas* call ext. 4243 oriental painting and lomething, attractive, S'9 ion I believe In cheating, up, 6 ft. or taller, mod, Pursuit, sports, camping Auto? Boat? Home? blrdlrto. I Hope to find >r over, who likes klde & using or abualng my build, mualache, who ft Broadway. Neede SWM- 30, 100% Irish/ mutually rewarding ioge. I enjoy movlet (old lady. Serlout Inqulrlei can be aa comfortable in strong tense of humor, Amer. This mHllary/cor- Antiques? Garage Sale? ftleneehip. CaH axt. VUT I new), long wtiki, Dniy, Please call Ext. a pair of Jeana, at he can Integrity, romance K fam- poral* type wlthie to oraeback riding, the be In a ault, who hat a ily valuee to bullet life meet t soulmate who Is •Wft*. attractive, hind a It it tbt policy of tbit ngg, Interested In career, Or is it a service like nmtptper not to phbtilh each A rockk a roll tense ol humor, witty time marriage w/chlldran. conaMierata would like to personality, and t ipon- schooling, travel, tilling, tny pertorml mdvetnement mualc. My atnat ol PRITTY SWF- blonde, Anyone Interested In any- Painting? Plumbing? lrave> the US with a ma- faneoua nature, you muet thing else, pleate do not running, the Beach, the ture 'male 50 + . I have that mty In overtly itxudl, humor range* Irom grain eyea, educated Mta., painful workouts, Odd jobs? Cabinet work? H/teslive and/or of/tniive Howard Stern to Jerry be caring and trusting, reepond. Thsnk you. virloue Interest*. Retired. and energetic. Seeking not [talout or poiaetlve, family gat-togethen & elnftld. I'm a 1-inan Please call axt. 4247 r Would like a beat friend a tbt general public. Tbit attractive proftaalonal, 3/ alcohol/drug/dlaeaae morel I am 6 185 lbs., Whatever you have to sell • travel partner. Pleat* trvicr it intended lately woman looking for a 1- DWM (age 47-55) to r free, pleese call eg AoVartfte In th» •A Forbes Newspaper • B-6 FebfiKMV 18,1390

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THAHKIQIVINQ NO- PRAYER TO THE COMMfTUt- 3SSSX, 33 immmi is Smith- ANTMMM * UMO- Fur- OININO ROOM SBT- niture, Otd DR sots and VENA TO ST. JUN- SLISSEO VIRQIN- 2020 MHi, 125 MB HOTTft r Bonnnlngton Pine, dark wole Rel.t (to Eaaton SINOIR SMNNO MA< Hoiy St. Juda, Apostle) (Never known to fall), drvs., 51/4, 31/2, 2 M plnOi ruitcti» dftnlng roorn Avo, to Willow Ave. to CNINBS- school can- SRa from 1600's to ALLOW Ml TO OlVi end Martyr, great In vir- RAM, VGA color monitor. tsble A leavea, 4 chairs colled order "Budget 1960'a. Alw mtse. piec- Oh, most beautiful flower Smlthwold) Sat ft Sun es. 047-1900, YOU the gilt of a laeiing tu* and rich In mlraclee, of Ml. Carmsl, fruitful Software Ind. IS3S. Celt $SM. 466-0611 aft. 3pm Fab 20 A 21, 0-3PM Our Cuts" sergers, button rolatlonahlp. Peraonaf- OMI hineman of Jssus vine splendor of Heaven, WASHER— $75. Dryer, 0OS44S-16TI. holes, sppllques, ate. liexi, 11 yra. axparlanee). toe* your gain, wo can enrimt. faithful lnt»rc««- Blessed Mother of the 165. Stove, S7S. Refrig- OR BBT— 9oc, pecan, tahs) \\ art to Re. groat J> i.. S-JK - • deism I am «• Call Judy Vorlo'e Com. erator, $170. Can deliver, table w/» chairs, mir- BtsTtfffJ IVsnlrfjr, Hnrm. ofw eor of ajU who Invoke son of Qod, Immaculate hoMeewaree, kntek yr. wrty. Ceet $40900 AV9* t N. your epeclal patronage In Virgin, assist me In my Color console TV $100 PATHLE t2M. We repair rored a lighted china PIS call 722-6329. computers A printer*. We) cabinet $980. Washer A knacks, decorative ob- pay school pries $227.00 ••OMY • IVORV «l»e> time) of nt«d. To you I rwcsMtty. Oh, Star el the (ecte some furniture A buy computers 4 print- dryer-SIOOea., KM. table i-ria-ss4.«Mo O . Come yd oittwtrlfwoo OLIS- alnalaa, writ* nave recourse from the Sea, help me and show antique* bai«ball m+morabllla, depth of my heart and me, herein you are my era, monitors, drives A t 4 chatre-$200 Double SINOIR TOUCH- P.O. BOX 7704, North board. 9OS-4S4-740S dresser $76.722-3106 TRONIC- Sowing Ma- iti ImpSi loohii Brunawlcfc. NJ M902. humbly beg to whom mother. Oh, Holy Mary, ft fuffiKuf4, once at Now Jwrowy's God has given such Mother of Qod, Queen of 21*0 chine, Model 2010. At moat bsautltul pu>py MATCHHAKIR KfTCHBN SIT- wrought tachments A carrying great power to come to Heaven and Earthi I iron padastlal table, 4 lH INTMNATIONAL- The my asaletance. Help me humbly beseech you easo Ind., 9 mo. Service •VO vwrVW CTMITVI DVOO 11-0744 Urgtat A most Mltctlvo In my preeent and urgent from the bottom of my ESTATE CONTENTS contract. $500. 906-362- • AM puppeso are A.K.C. paraonal Introduction petition. In return I prom- heart to succor me In this •AT, FEB. ao, 11AM. cond, $250. 21»tH0 5264, after 5pm. rtQimrfa •no MNJOIVO eefvlca In the n*tlon. For SO GILES VIONDICT. MUCOUICTIMM ise to make your name necessity. There ere HIDING MOWER- J SOFA « LOV1 SIAT- A/C- $50; BR Set, $165. STAINIO GLASS- In tor brMd contonwity'fid (re* Info. 90S-218-0090 known and cmute you to none that cen withstand A TEA ST. $300, cream color. King All Napoleon related tefitpmmtnt BOUND BROOK, NJ Dews 111, 38" cut, new Couch, $200; QE W/D, home shop- saw, grind- eVeVaeiaBksB] I asaMShSisi ffeVasiaieHiW aiS^ea^Bl be invoked. (Say 3 Our your power. Oh, show battery, $600 cash Incl. si. platform bed/matt. $135 ea; OE Relr 10 cf ers, hand tools, glass A PATTIt PARTIES Fethere. 3 Hall Mary's, 3 me herein you ere my Snow date-Sunday $150.904- 0954077 Buftet, D»ee«rt, Coffee), Feb21, 11AM Sears spreader A sweep- $150; On. mat ft box, supplies 006-297-5630 Glory Be'a). St. Jude, mother. Oh Mary, con- er, 10AM-Noon Sat. 2/20, $95; Wardrobe, $125; fleeervatione llmtted. pray for us and all who ceived without sin, pray wrnSOFA—K ••vinmsoctlonawi bcomi . 4 STEEL StMUMNOS 41S Elm St. Stirling. mfa. wan New 10 ipd $75: Book* f eb. 27th, 8:00 PM Invoke your aid. Amen. for us who have recourse THIS IS A PARTIAL LIST- place, 1 yr; mfa, Boat quality, design lector wants to buy OLD. • fora MS7aaS8S4 ING: Fumiture-DR table *.$2000or cases, $00 oa; Brkfrnt, (Publication mutt be to thee (3x). Holy Mother. oria. $2so6 ssfc.fSEO $125; Kit. tables. $75 ea; build. Special altos avail- rods, roses, luroo, cata- promised. Thle novena I place this caute In your w/4 ledder back chairs, B.O. 603-0042, 603603-012- 3 able. Sam 356-340$. toga. 233-1664 after 6PM lev- china closet, buffet, tea Ikes shelving ft desk, ins has never been known to hands (3x). Holy Spirit, WASHBR/DRVBR- Oln- $125; CD player, $75; fall. Thle prayer le to be you who solve all prob- cart, oval cocktsll table, TANNING BIOS.. Morf L4MX* painted occasional table, Ing set— Drexel, 0 piece, Stereo revr, 40 W/pc, lego Bay Wolff Com- ART * PMIKHIS >hah»'A-i*BW aaid for 9 conaecutlve lems, light all roads so Foirton/couch Set, color $65; Dual tapedeck, $75; ufsmHIS rWsUlh QlMsfsW" days), My prayere have that I can attain my goal. BR chaise lounge, wick- mercial and Homo. New - NJ ft Fed- er, Lfl set-3 section sofa, * * * • TV ft mite, call 646-3OS2 Kit. hutch $65; Travis rod LEGEND Bod slso. Fac- oral Hoonosd. Top cssh been antwered: A.O. You who gave me the di- w/curt. $65: Dehumldlier, focal mm and NMMmo BASKING P. I DOE- vine gift to forgive and velour, 3 chairs, 3 marble FIREWOOD- Top Soil, tory Direct. Best Prices. paid. House calls made. top tables, brass lamps, Fill Dirt. Stones. Drain- WATtMID $95; Freexers, $35 ea; Financing and Trade-Ins. 1*1621-4949 obodloncotraMng.; brown & white English forget all evil against me Im. Rabbit Ladles Cost, THANKSGIVING NO- and that In all Instances foot stools, 4 chande- age. Paving, Tree work ft Watercloud. king sue Call 1-600-247-4301. setter. BEDMIHSTCR— VENA TO ST. JUDE- rentals 0W-3U-S4O0 $75; Call Wfcdy* 6-11pm. PAID- for Brlno the whe+o family. black & whlt« mala cat. In my life you are with liers, 5x7 carpet, sewing softelde, waveless, plus Holy St. Jude, Apostle heater. $350 Includes Wkands. 0-5 231-0261 quality poatoarde, sheet 14 flouie as wast, BERNARDS TWP.— me, I want In this short machine In cabinet, plant FIREWOOD- Split WANTED: and Martyr, great In vir- prayer to thank you for stands, jewelry-mens a frame. Make offer. Please music, old toys, baseball Qroenbrook, NJ 06612 male brown Tabby. HILL- tue and rich In miracles, mixed hardwood, full BAHAMA CRUISE- 5 BALOINQ Items, cameras, rniHury, SBOROUOH- long hair all things as you confirm womens watches, Indian call 006-781-7371 or 90S- I9U VSMI* WWI Vr nOCR near kinsman of Jeeus pick up-$95; cord-Si 25. 2 722-3000, Ext. 6131. dsys/4 nights. Under- TJrpOwfflora, IV a, WOnOe Avo.) brown Tabby; grew A once again that I never jewelry, vases, silk flow- cords-$22O. Delivered MEN i WOMEN Chrltt, faithful Interces- want to be separated ers, craft items, Lefton booked, Corporate rates, Fair, fountain pens. white female cat left at sor of all who Invoke 380-3000; 360-S87S $29S/couple. Limited We can help, vet. METUCHEH- Tan from you in eternal glory. china tea sat, household -All Herbal Products- Please caM 272-5777. Mon-Sat 11-9. Sun 11-6 your special patronage In Items, china, glasses, supply. 1-60O-467-672B puppy. Somerset Hu- Thank you for your FREE WOOD 2120 HORNET WASP A BBSS time of need. To you I mercy toward me and meat slicer, professional n. 204. Llcsnsed/Bond- " CALL " mana Soclaty, Rt. 22, have recourse from the Clean Pallets ed t member* ol the NB8TS/HIVES- Call opassonshjv^ North Branch, 526-3330 mine. The person must hair dryer, porcelain figu- You Pick Up depth of my heart and rines, linens, needle B.B.B. 1-800-300-7102 6044S40 or Somarvlllo. Frtvaflo Bo* say this prayer 3 con- (0OB) 460-4177 havlor Counsolima In DOG— em. female Ter- humbly beg to whom secutive days. After 3 work, pictures, exercise NOTICE: All OARAGE God has given such bike, brass bakers rack, BALDWIN- Up-right I BUY ALMOST Flemlngton (Poanlve rier, black/white brown days, the request will be SALES odvaitlaom«nt$ piano, walnut finish, exc. methods guaranteed to found In thB River Rd. great power to come to granted. This prayer appliances & many, MM ANYTHING my •sslstance. Help me many more Items. an PAYABLE IN AD- cond., $1,005 908-722- work). SBS»TBB4)BTB. Knollwood School sec. ol must be published after 7215 ...And tne winner la One Ham or an entire Plscataway on Fsb.1. In my present and urgent the favor Is granted.I. T. VANCE by cash, petition. In return I prom- estate. (90S) 820-0035 Please call 90B-980-0690 chock, VISA or Matter obsdlsnco. Prlvatoft to claim your pet. lie to make your name TERMS: Cash or ap- OtOTOYS known and cause you to proved check w/valid NJ Cord. For o quote on CAUTION: 8OMBRV1LU group classes. Results RELIEF MATERIALS CHAPTERS WANTED Coffee mug Cars, trucks, cast Iron, guaranteed. 699-0606 be Invoked. (Say 3 Our NEEDED— for Bosnia. drivers license. for Edison Show, March coot, pitas* colt battery operated, tin, Fathers, 3 Hall Mary s, 3 NO BUYERS PREMIUM!!! WMMtwT tlrlWslOii PteasecaHueet Clothing, blankets, soap, 7. Call 008-819-4042 or 1-S00-SS9-949S. 1-S00-N9-94M windups, guns, games, 1040 Glory Be's). St. Jude, food, medical supplies, ALL SALES AS IS & 572-9007. lunch boxes, etc. pray for us and all who FINAL!! I to elahnyowr FREE vitamins, etc, Send to KIOZ KLOZET DESK— 4 draw, wood. 7SS-4O74 Invoke your aid. Amen. Krlvaja Beechbrook PREVIEW 10AM DAY OF BERNARDSVILE Country (Publication must be Consignment & Ressl* Qrsat condition. S100. Corp., Ann: Bosnia Re- SALE Inn A Restaurant holds Please call 925-1406. oun SODA, OUM • promised. This Novena lief, 200 Green St., Teter- SIGNS POSTED 3D Thompson St. Rarltan first attic sale Sun., 2/28, BEAUTIFUL RBOIS- MY ami., has never been known to Clothes,toys,aames,baby VENDING MACHINES, You've always been my boro, NJ 07608 for ship- DIRECTIONS: Rte. 287N 11-5, new A used china, ELEC. POWER UFT/RE- TEHBD ARABIAN fall. This prayer is to be to exit for bound brook turn, for TOTS to TEENS WOLFF TANNING Juke boxes, Arcade MARB- 14.1 4H pony Valentine, my love and ment to refugees A vic- glassware, new A used CLINtR CHAIR- good games, Neon signs ft said for 9 consecutive tims In Bosnia. Your help (Rie. 28) turn left onto + MATERNITY CLOTHES for disabled. $300. Call BEOS- New hunter pros pact. Started my life. You've made me terrace furniture A much, commercial-home units clooks, Lionel trains, days). My prayers have appreciated. 201-288- Tea St, (at baseball field) 25 to SOS off many Items much more.The Bernards after 6pm, 008-546-6041 over fences, real eweet, very happy -Sweetheart been answered. Keep from $199.00 Lamps- Heea trucks, pedal cars, and I hope this cheers 599B turn right onto Qiles 908-231-6677 Inn, 27 Mine Brook Rd. Willing to please. $2500/ praying for me. C.Y. Vlondl Ct. (across from ENCORE QUALITY CON- lotions-accessories. toys, wstehee. Warned you up. Hang In there. I WANTED- Craflsrs for 008-706-0002 by collector. S06-S96- BO. 717-424-6422 or 717- * Psychic Mrs. Tracy * Armory) #20, SIGNMENTS— Clothing, Monthly payments low as 629-1650 Lovo You More Than Street Fair sponsored by Jewelry, furt, antiquea, $18. Call today FREE 3716 Sloven wfcdaya only Ever Baby. THANKSGIVINd NO- Experienced In psychic FRENCH'S AUCTION BERNARDBVILLE- 123 Menvllle Merchants collectibles, home fur- NEW Color catalog i- POST CARDS- Toys, BOOT SALS- English A You* Jimmy VENA TO ST. JUDE- consulatlons, Special- SERVICE Aisoc. July 10th. Call for Cleremont Road, Almost May the sacred heart of izing In Tarot card, crys- Col. Frank Lee French, new- Clothing. Jewelry, nishings. 123 Claremont 800-462-0107 Games, Trains, Banks, Western 15* to 6$% off. application, leave mes- Road, Bernardsvllle, T-F Custom Dehner, Vogel ft Jeeus be adored, glori- tal,, astrologgyy readingsg . I AUCTIONEER sage WHIWW Furs, Accessories. Fine •MOUNTAIN BIKES (2)» Shoot Music, Political. fied, loved & preierved can hhell p you achievhi e Brldgewater. NJ quality home furnishings, 104, Thure. 8, Sat. 10-5. Dlsnsy, Worlds Fair, Semi-custom English 008-766-7760 Diamond Back Curaea: boots plus English ft throughout the world your birth right of power B0a-S2S-3072 antiques, collectibles, 16", 12 spd, Blue-$100. Dolls. Magailnas, ate. * * * * from consignments A se- CaJI Herb 000-634-6S15 Western clearance styles HAPPY BELATED now and forever. Sacred fulfillment and happinespp s Member NJ & National EXTERIOR SLIDING Nlshlkl Pueblo: 21", 18 Heart of Jesus pray for to find tthh e answor you Auctioneers Assn. CRAFTER8 lect dealers. New ar- speed, Red - $125. CALL for Riding, Work, Fash- VALENTINE'S DAY FAMILY, rlavala-Wsdgewood crys- DOOR- 6 ft. dbl. pane HOW- Now ft Ussd. ion, Dance. Sals ends You're the love of my life. us. St. Jude worker of are seeking In love, WANTED Insulated glasa, screen a • 469-1960, after 6pm • Top $$ paid. Call Paul miracles pray for us. St. health, career & life, For tal, 1040s leather club 2/27. Buoke County Natasha, Tiffany, Bu- 2090 For Summer Sidewalk chairs, records, contem- frame, excel, cond. Best 600 SIS 7111 SadOtSty, 116.794-6411. I tow* you Arthur! Jude help of the hope- appt. 272-5949 offer. 908-356-6370. less pray for us. Say this Clothing *Appmnl Festival on August 8, in porary lura. New mer- 21M0 a^ee^er a^pe ^V9 w ***** Bound Brook. Limited chandise dallyl prayer 8 time* a day by FREE— YOURSELF Wanted to *iy TIME IS MOMflYi OLD the Bth day your prayer PSYCHIC spaces avail. Call ENCORE QUALITY WRIST WATCHES. will be answered. It Has •OS-304-7273 FROM COSTLV READINGS CLOTHING SOLD IN CONSIGNMENTS POCKET WATCHES, ft never been known to fall. BULK- 100% rayon, HEATING BILLS! AABACUS ANTIQUES By Dorothy Dealer co-op space avail. JEWBRLY. CASH PAIDII Thank you St. Judo. Pub- skri/blouae; short/blouse 210O Tue-F 10-6, Thurs. til 8 ANTIQUE BUYING Love, Health, Business The FUEL OIL Co. •WORKING OR NOT> GIVE SOMEONE A MRS. ANTHONY lication must be prom- sets: Children's shirts- Fnmtom Sat. 10-5. SERVICE Call 90S-26747SS OH SPECIAL: Tarot card 79< per gal. (COD) SMILB- Somerset < Re- ised, My prayere have (sz.2, Wht, Ig sleeve, Wo Are Purchasing 201-216-4063 gional Animal Shatter has readings $5 w/this Ad. •os-re*-77M 1 SO gal. mln. delivery TAROT CARD & been answered. J.D.T. knit) B0B-35B-5832,lv.msg Furniture * Paintings puppies, kittens, • dogs Call lor appt. Bound Hrk HILLSBOROUOH- off We also offer service. and cats. Adoption rea- PSYCHIC READER BOB'356'4004 Mlllatone Rd. (btw Mill- Oriental Rugs*Statues MAY THE SACRED FREE— cut your own • 908-066-4001 • Clocks * Toys * Mirrors sonable, Missing a pst? HEART of Jesus be MM wood. Birch tree you stone A Manvllle, see PrlcM »ubject to crmngtl HELP X ADVICE IN ALL sign) Moving sslet Frl & ESTATE LIQUIDATIONS Call 725-0306. adored, glorified, loved & 1OSO may cut down and take Call 906-245-8363 WALKS OF LIFE preserved throughout the Sat, 04PM DR set, buf- NEW TOYS— up to 50% away. Owner muet be or 1-OOO-281-S36S world now antf forever. Announcement* present. 908-234-1058 fet, sofas, bk caies, wall off reg. retail. Mon-Sat, (I If MAI unit, chairs, desks, etc. 908-3224781 Sacred Heart of Jesus DICKENS VILLAQE- tOAM-flPM, CEA Toys, ALL CARS WANTED pray for un. St. Jude Umited Edition Oept 58, Brldgewater Shop, 1355 Any car old, new or AFFECTIONATE- M In worker of miracles pray AMERICA'S NATIONAL MIDDLESEX- 412 Prince Rodgers Rd., LQUGS TEENAGER PAGEANT- NORMAN CHURCH. Call Chestnut St.; (Rt, 26 lo wrecked. 24 Hr. towing search of affectionate F for us. St. Jufle help of Qene 908-245-7805 Brlrlgewalsr 707-0036 service. 906-287-4637. to ehare h more. P.O. B. the hopeless pray lor us. Is seeking teenagers 13- Rarltan Ave. to Chestnut) WANTED HAPPY JACK MANGE 79, Pluckemln, NJ 07976 Say this prayer 9 times a 1B to enter the Maryland/ STAR TREK— hard to Estate Sale 2/20 & 2/21, OIL TANKS- (2), hot ALL LIONEL, IVES, MEDICINE- premotss day by the Bth day your Delaware Scholarship get merchandise, movie 2110 9-4PM. House contents water boiler, ueed good AMERICAN FLYER- healing A hair growth to BIONYTHMS- & LUCKY Program, Awarading over promotion material, ban- must go. Incl. maple BR and other toy trains. Col- » Any Size or hot spots and mange on NUMBERS. Write for prayer will be answered. fur tttur* condition. Best offer. Call It has never been known $50,000 In Scholarships. ners, trallere, cards. For set, color TV A other 07-9295 lector pays highest pric- Condition dogs ft horsas without Info.: A&M Computer Call 800-547-2477 or 813- serious fans. 494-3213 misc. furniture, house- es. Cell 1400-464-467! steroids. At farm ft feed Helper, PO Box 928, to fall. Thank you SI. Jude, Publication must 360-5849 hold Items A tools. For HASE CONVERTER- or 201-635-2056 stores. Bound Brook, NJOB8O5. WILD TUHKEY DECANT- 3 PC. 'OLONIAL- LR more Info. Call 90B-998- Hotary type, 1 to 15 MP. • Old or New be promised. My prayers set, $300, call aft. 5 pm, have been answered. ERS— Unopened. Please 4273 Call S2S-5225 or eve- ALUMINUM HOW- •toon DIET MAQIC— lose up LOST— behind Kings Su- call 009-4278 908-758-6606 ninga 360-3372 BOAT- 12'-14\ Pisase o Pay Top Dollar to 30 lbs. In 30 days for p.M.a. permarket in the Hills Ir- SEOV/CES BR SET— contem. PISCATAWAY- 11 call 008-368-5401 S33. 100% natural. 1-B0O- replaceable family pho- ICHABOD CRANE"- Woodleke Dr.(oft Metlars PISCATAWAY— washer o Prompt Service 253-DIET. Earn SSI while SWEDISH MASSAQC tos on VCR Caeeette. By Norman Rockwell Queen sz. mattress, box- dryer, AC, kit. sol, AMERICAN FLYER ft LI- spring & frame, Ig. dress- Ln) Moving Sale Frl/Sat. 4020 losing weight. Janet, CMT. Call BOB- Made In Eastern Europe. 1974 signed, numbered 19*20, 10:-4:00. ofa, mlcro-wave/stand, ONEL TRAINS A OLD 254-8433. By appt. only. If found pleeee call 583- original lithograph, re-tall er, 2 night tables, Almost , misc. Day 201-644- TOYS- Pla call 008-755- CALL HOME BIBLE 8TUDY- S72O0 sacrifice $3800 new. $47S/BO must sell. PISCATAWAY- 38 0346, leave message or 8WM- Works P.M.'s, 78B4. Reward. Thank IO65, eve.90e-S61-7026 1-SCI) Allend a weekly study Youl 906-368-7029 Alio-Twln sz. mattress, Joyce Dr.; Sat 9-4PM call after 6pm group A eee what the enloys weekend dates, boxeprlng ft frame, 2 many Items, even the POOL TABLES PLUS lit 4-7521 HEALTH INSURANCE Bible eaye about relevent seeks slim blonde WF, night tables, almost new, house, Stelton to West IJ's biggest showroom, ELECTRON TUBES- Better plan A saving Isiues. For Info call 906- 42-50, for LTR. POB 146, Must sell S10O/BO Call on New Brunt, to Kilmer lest quality. Lowest prlc- New In boxes only. Call Decide for yourself 819-0146 Rarltan, NJ OB889. Advertise In the Classlflod! 725-«742 o Joyce. a. 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Call The Polished PIANO- AU STYLBS, filled magle snow ft bal- RIIUMN ANO Look 909-7854 TAX RtTURPJS- Indl- ALL ABBS, AT YOU*! 4170 On TVPtNO/WP 8ER- PHIVATI HOME PACB- Degreed (BA/ tfj win npncnv *w fw eoneole rates. Can'Con- viduat/Buatneee. Low fee. moving, needs: Apta. VICES. Profeeelonal Je^^TSTe^fOMj DAY CARE Housccuumwa-Pol- BVIvV • WBONOfltf SppISi MM), 20 yrs exp,, private, etantme. 909-7743. ish woman will clean college A university. TlOnwrn, wUVIHII*-) VHt UPW YOUf nOflMtrrMnal* Pit. OSll BA|.A A^^L^ ,-K.^-Aft A-^.^4 AAMfl •llltCHOOL your home beautifully. ftarspm. Bridgowatar. 7044920, WN, fr## ml rail MfV. Call EMiabeth 759-1973 C RIDB8 ttmwm WOOMM Arte A orafta A a lot •PANISH TUTOR- AII ALL JERSEY Plights leave our own li- AVAIL. APRIL 1»T- more aetMtfee, fenced t UMOw Cuetomiied Fox- OWICB A190MB A APT. levele, conv./raadlng/ M0VIMQT Apf4i OMe censed balloon perl In pro, PoxBese + pro- Franklln park. reliable, in yard, we* equipped. Cleaning A Janitorial gramm. Exp. Or. 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Hve In/out. Own tranep., per person. Stepken Oraaan A (909) 986-1327, •WORD-PERFECT Hats • Repairs SEE UNE HOMERS. PM CONTACT DENNY AT next to train station, Rate., CaH 2014494224 Certified Practitioner of •LOTUS Emergency Road Service #0018S.TSS-773S. junphoe A anacke. Call Taxation. Financial A In- V YELLOWSTONE PROFESSIONAL •DATA ENTRY Local t Long Distance vestment Sen/toea. Eves. A Weekends. No ALL PHASE DATA Vintage Auto Transport OLD TIMS WATCH RE AOVENTURBS Business cards. Let- Tax Returns by appi appointment needed. CALL 1400-873-BTLL PAIR- Complete clean- ™" « •" sue aai— vmnsw Ifl Commercial A residen- ing ft repair of old waieh- tWUMM* fUWMi IMIWti my Plaeataway home. 10% OFF WITH THIS AD tial. Call for free esti- S10 DISCOUNT W/Aal TUTORING- Reading, ea.S0S7544S75. brochures, newsletters, Cloee to business dis- Wee 909-2334057 HILLS RSSWBNT CPA- Math In your horns. 10 PARTY PLAYERS- run directorial, magatlneo, CLEANUPS- Windows, the funl "FREE CAKE trict. Snack A lunch pro- 20 yr. CPA now providing yrs. public school experi- Gutters A Odd Jobs. TANK REMOVAL promollonal packegoe. vlded and lota of TLC. RBLIABLB WOMAN- niii* rawQim wtni per* Site work, Drainage work with 3/#k advanced WILL WATCH-Sor Syr. wlll clean your house, OWerlng cpmputorlted, ence. Certified K4 t. Lawn & Garden Mince. We hanslle all phases ot 9904019 old girl, afternoons Man- eonal A business income H.S. Math; M.A. degree. Free estimates booking/ I production Ineluding apt. or office. Exp. Exc. None too small! Free Est. Frl. in my home. Reason- tax eervicee. Appoint- wttft as MM pam ea poe- CaH 9094724315. Qrn Brk, No. Plfd. Warren OSHA Approved •.MJa^MfcJB aj—« *»» *• — |-jn, DUNELLEN MOM- hu rets. A own Transp. 906- • PUDOtNS * •Me ratM. 9994190 ments avail, at your elMe. Next day eervtee, * Watchung. 793-7009. CRI 908-704-169S rw mow HiiDt> cMMeare opening tn her 754-2737 homo 9AM4PM dally. 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DRAIN CLEANINO, HIGH PRICES FOR THE mate, prompt service. wknds. FREE estimate. Basement to attic, Inside COUNTER! OPS cubing tn Roof I Gutter pruning. Commercial ft Call Marysnn 5604235. CENTRAL A.C. WORK ON YOUR HOMEI Fully bonded ft Ineured. CLBAN UP AND RE- A out. Experience ft ret Corisn, Formica repair, oall:S99>9ay-Si34 residential. Quality work Bob Stelnman Feit same day service L.A.B. ELECTRIC. 909- MOVAL- Yarde, base- erences. Free estimates. Tile Work 926-3362 JfK CONSTRUCTION— at fair prlcee. Over 20 evenings snd week-ends. e 25 YRS. EXPERIENCE 526-3898. UC #10020. ments, attics, construc- Reasonable rates. 1.881-1821 yre. experience. Also- JK'S Ue.#*i69. 90S-725-M3V tion debris, etc. CoMs 909-483-1773 A Good Hands Co.- or 908-359-1029 ELECTRICAL WORK DftOt OUTTIRS Al work guaranteed llrewood lor sale! Call ftWE PERSONALLY DO NNhe S0S-8S3-S9T3 or 321-0077 Interlor/exterlor. Wallpa Security A receesed ALt CARPBT SERVICE Cleaning ft flushing One contractor lor all I WALLCOVERING! THE WORK paring, painting, power lights, naalera, lane, CLBANUP A LIOHT epectattiing In rep Screene installed, Free your needs. Large or weening for commercial/ ^INSTALLATIONS phonee, 840 vett. service HAUUNO- of all types. estimates, Fully Insured: small, wade Kail I NO DOWN PAVMEMS antique, oriental ft Tree residential. Call Fred, changes, etc. Problems Free eettmeiee, Insured, nigs. Removal of Wrin 006-961-7154 487-0994 or 998-1199 •nd •Water Softener solved, quick response, low ratee. We work week. kles. buckles. Stretching Removal Systeme-Sales-Servlce* '908-752-9278 Uc. #10282. Free eels, ends. Tony. 761-0400. A relnstaJlatlon ol new J DAW HOME THE AMERICAN 0REAM Intsrfor Painting Drainage Problem* ' WC DO ALL PHASES Please call David at JUNK REMOVAL- Attic used Carpet. Since 1950 IMPROVEMENT work, Painting, wallpapering ft •Flooded Baiement Of HOME IMPWOVtMENT 321-SSSS er 499-SS14 909-3894970 home repairs, Ext. ft Int., Quality •Froxen Plpes*W*ter ft basement, backyards, All phases of Home Imp. Call Joe 287-1281. VENIS mot. call Jim: 231-1461 or Workmanship Sewer Line Replacement ELECTRICAL WORK- Interior A Exterior John: 986-6323 1-6OO-9S4-7473 ADD-A-LEVEL, Addl- Commerclal, reeidentlal You name It, we do HI Tree Experts Ref.sft ISyre, oip. SANPORDASON 24 HOUR EMERGENCY , ttons. Dormers, KHchens, and Industrial. Licensed, CALLMIKB SM-iftO Call: . Bathrooms, Sundseks, CLSAN-UPS FENCE ANTHONY'S PAINTINQ SERVICE No. 9141, end Ineured. FUaY INSURED Jot Kllngabltl ANCORB Sewer ft Drain Closed In porches, Vinyl Free estimates. Call Attics, cellars, garages. DAVID CRAM/BUILDER MOVING Interior/exterior, Roofing, siding. Basement*, At- 101-216-4083, leave *« * a * Rsnovatlons, Additions, TREK SBRVICE- Will gutters cleaned/installed. 10WOFFW/THI8AD Vlnce Santonastaeo Elec- Small movee, apart beat any legitimate price. . , tics, Oarages, Office Re- tric 988-1609. mgs. reaeonable rates ALL COUNTY Improvements A custom Free eat. 782-6441. 381-9656 , mpdeilnirOver 30 yrs. Carpentry. Competitive p ] We do it aHII Free Est.l fro* estimates P.M.C. PLUWBINO AND ELECTRICAL- All types PENC91 CO. rates. 9M-783-92M nesses A Corporate, 909 901 2489 CUSTOM PAINTINQ and HBATINO- Don't be SUMMER CLEAN UP AH types Wood ft Chain- are ft save. WALLPAPERING- Int. ft ol wiring, Service Attica, basements, ga- afraid to call a plumber - ' ' ALL PHASES changes ft peddle fans. link Fence, Free est. DID YOU • * • * •xt. Remodeling of baths again. No lob toe email. '-- Free estimates, fully in- rages ft contractor*. Free JOHNSON TREE and PATTERSON PAINTING Additions. Uc. #6252. Year round Installation, KNOW... PM#00949 and kitchens. Deck* In- Interior 875/ room, Exte- Free Estimates. Fully in- sured, reference* avail- estimates, fully Insured that an ad In this local LANDSCAPE SERVICE stalled. FREE ESTI- Harold Kfouser-572-e750 Call 382-7331 Call: 908-994-1928 or rior. Frse estimates. sured. Uc. #9466. able. BIENIEK CONST. 909-232-9727 paper also goes Into 16 908-968-2582 •Expert •Reasonable MATES. Call Tom, 755- Sh«etrocklng ft tiling. ' ' 908-424-90B0 ELECTRICAL- Residen- other local papers? •Ineured 6641,600-300-6541. References avail. Fully tial, Commercial, Indus- Reach over 400,000 SOUTHPAW CONST. Insured. S0S-72S-SS97; CARPENTER- trial Wiring A Lighting. readers with one call! * PAINTING BY JOHN * , BUILDER- Have you At) home Improvements Quality Interior Palming 1-900-780-8997 PLUMBING ft HEATING Lie #2978. Insured FENCE 1-900-9S9-9498 1. exp.-Free eet.-in*. Low rates. Good servlcs. startsd that nsw addition, 39/™ Free Estimates. 10% dis- COONEY ELECTRIC BATHROOM REMODEL- caS 908-291-7936 SCHMIEDE Drain cleaning. Free (cli- kitchen, bath, deck, roof 9QS-4SS-0M1 DRIVBWAY PAWNO count with this ad. PAUL A. MILLAR PAINT- ,1, or. carpsntry |ob you ING- Ceramic tile re- * 909-781-9419 * mate*. License #6461. PRBB Estimate* on WALLCRAPT- Expert ING- Meticulous Int/Ext Cell John i ,-, promised yourself? If ELECTRICIAN- Install, pairs, regroutlng, call Installing NBW or papertienglnp. Point trim Svcs. 12 yre exper. Gut- ' pet, call John Bossany. of circuit breakers, ped- Frank: 908-755-6416 ItlPAIRHIOoldl ft ceilings. Reaeonable TREE EXPERT CO. NINA KALLA8- Painting ters cleaned. Fully ins. ft Paperhanglng, Re- ." 35 yrs, exp. New homes dle fans, attic fens, elec- BATHROOM REMODEL •DrMngwayae ratee. Ineured, free est. Free est. Exc. refs. CALL ft restorations reason- tric heat, recessed lights, •Seal coating* Norm 909-919-6016. • Tr i m m i n g pairs. Plaster/sheeirock. PAUL at 80S 946 7196. *#* * INQ— Ceramic and mar- 27 yrs. exp. 322-4030 abje rates. I snswer my •ppl. wiring. Free est, ble tile Installed and re- •Belgium block* • Repairs SEWAGC ft DRAIN , cells at 908-489-3839 Ins. RONSON ELECTRIC paired. Custom cornice* eRR Ttooosioewaikee CLEANING 792-8993. (Lie. 5532). HOME JOHN MACNAMARA Pro PAINTINQ CO. Toilets, sink*, tubs, CARPENTER- Will do made to order. FREE •Concrete work-ell types • PAINTtNO* • Removal consultation and esti- •Parking toteeStonlng* •PAINTINO A STAINING PAINTINO- Interior Commercial. Residential, showsrs, ftr. Drains ft fobs others won't do. painting ft wall papering. Industrial. Fully insured. floodsd Bsmta. 24 Mr. Pelntlng, Sheeirocklng, mates. Jim Bogelsang, * * Our SSBi year * * •POWERWASHINO REALTORS CHOICE, A Free estimates. Fully In- Expert servlcs, Plsase call Ule, any general repairs. Carpentry (All phases) MAJflR CO. • I9S OEM •WALLPAPERING sured. Recommended by complete home care •ANY SURFACES •Power Waehing •09-769-91M Aeasonsble rates. Please Sheet Rock e Painting ORYWALL CONSTRUC- . Interior Decorator*. •Interior/Exterior call 722-3495 company. 906-783-97B2 •CUSTOM COLORS Fences • Decks TION- Sheetrock A tap- •*> — ^. -^^Jsal^k^ m ^AI^M a^a ^ J al 909-709-0160 •Protective Coating APPLIANCE REPAIRS CARPENTRY ft CABIN- Outdoor structure* BATHTUB ft TILE RE- ing, specialising m small je wnnen fjmnienvs m •Sand/Water Blasting All major brande. all Masonry • Patios SURFACING- 5 year JoEe. TJLP. DrvwaM, CaH conwItaVtlon. TOM HANSON •Wailpaperlng/removsl 4390 BTRV, FINE OUALITY- major appliances. Rea- PAINTERS Remodeling ft repelra. Bathroom A Basement warranty, free estimate*, 233TREE •Srwstrocklng/ Rspalr sonable, experienced, re- Remodeling Call 908-758-5351 lnterlor«Exterlor •Popcorn ceilings/ Rtpelr Windows, doors, trim, liable. Same day service. Wallpapering baeements, free est. refs. And much more... eOfttcee/werehouees Jeff 908-369-4078 CARPENTRY ft HOOF- INSTALLATION Free Estimates. Please •Church* */Conatoe ineured. 908-281-8538. Always free estlmatss ING- repair. Celling ft Call Tom, 906-4694882 DUALITY ROOFING and competitive rates. •Maintenance painting •HoneeteExperlenced CARPENTRY- Remodel- APPLIANCE floor jiorches, steps, Specialising In Additions, paint. Call 386-9020 Rsnovatlons A Base- 727-5131 •Dependable ing ft repairs. Windows, REPAIR PAINTING "We Take Pride." doors, kltchons, bath- CALL JOHN MU8ELU ments. Free Eatlmatee. A-1 WAYNE P. SCOTT- Washers, Dryers, Rang- CARPENTRY BY OUELI Paperhanglng QUALITY PAINTING tmn fitMtr tirirT rooms. Rooflng-shlngle & es, Stoves, Dishwash- 8) 249-6652 CONSTRUCTION CO.- Quality masonry ser- 'SenterJDbooMtts •late. A!*o, vinyl siding. Area's finest and most and WALLPAPERING ers, Refrigerators, AC, Welded vinyl replace- vices. Free estimate. 17 yrs. eip. Fully insured FIREPLACE8 References. Insured. 40 reasonably priced ser- •HonssteExperlenced Vacuum Cleaners, We ment window* ft steel ACTION TREE SERVICE vice. Written guarantee. •Dependable * I&S-24T.SS67 No lob too smaili Call doors. Custom decks, Marble, Brick, Tllea, yrs. a family buslnsts. also Mil rebuilt ft do In- -FENCES- Wood Mantels, Other ALL" phases of tree/ Free estimates. Central "We Taka Pride." Mike O'Brien 560-9147 additions, dormers, shrub care, Free Eetl Every job a specially. atallstlons. Winter Installed ft Repaired. home Improvements. Jersey. »24HR Repair Service • ; DONTCALLUSI Special 918 service kitchen A bath remodel- Reason, rates. 302-0040 f Senior Discounts ROOPINO CONTRAC- Free Est. 000-281-1729 ing, basements, drywall Call 909-289-4169 TOR— Caftce Construc- Until you've called the charge, 10% Off If we do * Many References tion Co. Roofing of all others. Then call A.J. HOME IMPROVE- ft taping. NO JOB TOO PRANK'S FLOOR CARE C.K. complete job. Tom COMPLETE CARS Sys- MASONRY WORK 668-0060 909-247-6M7 typsa, shlngle/fiat/slate CB CONTRACTING (or 909-848-7221 or MENT- Kitchen, bsth, SMALL* Fully Insured, sanding, staining, wax- tem, Tree eerv, lawn free est. 704-0262. Curbing, sidewalks PAINTING A PAPER and leek reiMlra. No Job the highest quality car 900-201-2243 bassment, attic. No *ub- Ing, wood floor* ineteN. maim. Spring Prep. Ins., HANGING- Experi- contractor*. 651-2709 full Ins., free eetl patios, steps TIM'S PAINTING too smell. Insured. Free pantry ft home Improve' free eel. 974-6063 enced, clean, Quality estimates. 96*4241. HANDY SERVICE t-201-379-1972 chimney work nterlor & txtsrlor. Wall- menta at the lowest ABSOLUTE CONSTRUC- CARPENTRY work, call: 908-725-3356 Deperlna Very neat, ref. price. We mean It I Free House painting, int. or Interlocking pavers TION- painting, siding, Dry Wall. Ceramic Tile. OEHERAL LANDSCAPING SER- CALL (909) 989-7926 vail. Pra* estimates, »4\.. fully Insured, rets. ext., powerwasnlng, gut- Area's finest ft most CONTRACnNO VICES— Spring clean- PAINTING ft WALLPA- ROOFING-ALL ter cleaning, window windows ft doors, free PERING- Exterior/ Inte- ully Insured. Call Todsyl 90B-96S-105B. estimates, fully Insured. reasonably prlcsd Masonry A Carpentry up, weekly lawn mainte- DESTEFANO BROS. 90B-78S-7BS3 Fully Ins., FREE ESTI washing, Janitorial ser- nance, Hme and fertilizer, rior, custom work. Com- , ROGER SMITH vice, Rome ft office Call 382-7331 service. Written We Install sidewalks, Established 1970. All mercial/residential. Over 20 yr*. exp. P. Dan- . Carpenter Contractor cleaning, garage clean- guarantee, free esti- patios, etc., Qood prices. wood chips and mulch- types of quality masonry, nuccl 999 99S 6498 E ing. Free Estimates. 908- FULLY INSURED. Nick framing, Additions, Add ing, ft odd Job* too. mates. Central Jersey. CaH All — brick, block, stone work, 65B-9235 a-Level ft Alterations 909-7284403 ADDITIONS oirrnM 791-7091 foundations, patios, 4200 ROOFING- all phases Fully insured. Pltctt A ALTERATIONS stepa, Interlocking pav- PAINTINQ (Ed Rellly) fully Ins., FREE EST.! CLEANED ers, driveways, concrete, Intarlor/EKterlor — away. 900-999-419S HANDYMAN 668-0060 LANDSCAPING- Spring Lowest prices! A.T.P, •Kitchens •Bathroom* CARPENTRY masonry, Reasonable rates etc. Prompt, courteous Spring Estimates. Powar CONST., BO8-7S2-O906 * * * * Can do most anything •Bassmsnts •Decks cleen up, lawn care, service, residential spe- Wash. Custom work. concrete, kitchen* baths, thatching, tree work, Emergency Repairs. J. DEOUTIS and at reasonable rates. •Ceramic Tile •ETC. 548-0219 29O-93OB cialist, fully Insured, free Very neat. Rets. Sheet- No Job too small. In- tile, fin., basements, dry hauling. Will beat any , • CARPENTRY Competitive prices wall, painting ft repairs. •stlmatee, Serving Som- rock Repair*. Fully Ins. GAS BOILER C0NV.- Quality craftsmanship or sured. Call 908-322-1073, Fully insured HOME written estlmete. Reliable erset, Middlesex 4 Union Free Est. 908-782-3767 INS. Rel. DMT 757-7929 service. Charlie 765-6429 Wator heaters, water fil- 4330 additions, alterations, HANDYMAN FOR Free esilmatss Alterations Counties. 906-469-9369. ters, aump pumps, aewar rooting, tiding, doors, HIRE- Carpentry, re- FOR DEPENDABLE, CARPENTRY- ft Home PAINTING BY 1 drain cleaning. kHchan* & bath, decks S placement of window* ft HtOH QUALITY WORK, Improvement*. I do It and Additions LAWN MOWING- lor ei ITALIA MASONRY • All repairs. • replacement windows. In- •RAY LAEYT-4I7-963J- ALLI All phases ol home Prompt end Courteous Irtti* aa 820. Fall clean Steps, sidewalks, CARNEVALE sured, Iree estimates. doors, floor tiles, Decks, Truppl PlLmMng, Lie. additions, kltchsn, bsth Improvements. Free est. Services up. Thatching, shrub patios, additions, etc. #1707. Call 784-3780. - . Call 909-764-0014 ADDITIONS A Ins. Stove, 908-966-7042 planting. Will beat any le- !> OUR 35th YEAR ,•> A BEAUTIFUL JOB by renovation. 526-5723. ALTERATIONS "Quality at He Beat" 908-782-4789 EXTERIOR/INTERIOR Feminine Hangup*. Ex- WALLACE gitimate price. 757-2012. A ABLE PLUMBING A Bassments A Decks CARPENTRY- All small, Quality work. Reason- HEATING- installation, perl paperhanglrtg. Neat 4070 medium repairs Inside/ CONSTRUCTION professional. Free estl- Dormers -a Bathroom* STUMP REMOVAL MASON able, free estimates. maintenance & drain Electrical Roofing Residential/Small Bus. "Master ot the small |ob' Roofing • Siding * Baths est & most reasonably »B 117005. B51-2709 • ' Specialist* tOS-99a-7840 Kitchens • Basement MARBLE CONTRACTOR HOME IMPROVKMINTS TREE ft STUMP EX- estimates. priced service. Written 1 yrs. experience, long ' All work guaranteed. Renovation. Financing A REPAIRS- Additions, !RTS— all types of tree NO JOB guarantee, frse eatl- CAHIBONC available. lasting quality work. Fully decks, wooden storage work, stump removal. PLUMBING A HEATING WALLPa- Lie. B480. Ins., frea estmate*. ret'*. maies. Central Jersey. 271-4883 654-1330 1-1621 sheds. All phases ot Reaeonable rates. Fully TOO SMALL No job too small. Free FIMINHM TOUCH ODD JOBS A GENERAL John DeNleole. Jr. home Improvements ft Insured. Free Estimate*. 908-526-3500 estimate. Lie. #9373, Raaeoneble ratea. ACCU-MARK ELECTRIC REPAIRS- Lt. hauling, ADDITIONS- dormers, •09-232-7393 repairs. VIsa/MC. AMERICAN 668-0060 906-968-3941 Prompt service. Free ea- -3rd generation electrical brush cleared ft re- athrooms, roofing, Imates. No lob too CERAMIC TILE- kitch- FREE ESTIMATES 90S 809 9384 PAINTING- ATB INC. "contractor. I come from a moved. Expert Int/ext, lum. siding, basement OUR HOUSE MASON small. Call 90B-231-O2B2 carpentry, painting, re- •Iteration*. Free esti- ens, balhrooms, counter CONTRACTOR- PAINTING. $50/room. COPPERHEAD family ol exp. electri- tops, doors, expert Exterior $700 + . Wallpa- cians. Lie. #tO724. Fully placement windows ft mates. aOB-752-7524 INTRODUCTIONS.- LOW Fell prices, speclal- Plumbing A Heating Inc marble Install., FREE TREB A STUMP RE- per $IS/roll. Roofing A •New Construction In*. 800-734-0853 decks. Tree work, log A way for people to meet MOVAL -Is your stump lilng In steps, walks, pa- splitting, gutters cleaned. AFFORDABLE ESTII, REP., B74-7606 tio*, all chimney & Iplo. & lulters, troo estimates. •Boiler Installations HOME IMPROVEMENT people, every week In a pain In the grass? Free Adi In ALK ELECTRIC- resld., No lob too small. Why CERAMIC, MARBLE, four local Forbes news- mason work. No job to 08-9t4-04G6 •Drain Cleaning comm. & Indus!., avail, mide end Out, FREE estimates Folly Insured, dont coif - break your beck? If you SLATE, TILE- Bath ex- >aper. The ad Is free, small! Ins,, Free Estl, 25 PAINTING- Homes In- eWater Heater* days, weekends, nights, don't tee It, ask. Call us ESTI FULLY INS., HEF.s, "JUST STUMPS" pert Installation-Black hsn one call does « sill SOS 931-1316 yr*. sxp., Same Location, side & out, fast quality Expert, Neat, Friendly T/wy pay! iFREE ESTI Fully Ins., today for a FREE eitl- call DAVE i90S-729-9979 Deen Koep ft Bon We aiso do rubbish •oint Construction, work. 12 yrs. exp. Rel*. Service. Uo. 8017. Call reasonable* rates. Lie. mate. Our 17th veer. 787-7421 7S2-8B0a/647-a331 S732, 901-758-4030 828-8838 removalll 906-068-7032 upon request. 763 5968 •A Forbes ewspaper • Classlfflads 18,1993 4310

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Plaaaa respond Salary commensurate NJ la looking for 2 CA- Own tranaportatlon a learning and improving. with aalary hlatory to: group In Central N.J. Ex- with experience. Pleaae BOE, To Inquire can: SALES/MARKETING Many other great posi- perience preferred. Send REER minded people must. Box 130, e/o Forbes tions immediately avail- sand resume to: P.O. for residential, new 20 FLEXIBLE hra. per wk. Newspapara, P.O. Box resume and clips to Box 6S03, Brldgewater, homee aalee, com- Muat be articulate and el- 899. Somerville. NJ. able. WTSMY. SOMER- Robin J. Phillips, MJ0M0T THE feetive on telephone. i 'MI't OV\J( WI SET COUNTY- •7B-HO0; FORBES NEWSPAPERS, mercial Investment seleo OM76 S leaamg In Central Jer- Pleasant office with en- HUNTEROON COUNTY- PO Box 699, Somerville, PAINTBR/ CONSORTIUM closed parking. On Rt, 22 AUTO SALES- aalaa 730-4S0O- MORRIS NJ. 0M7fl. sey area. WE WILL GET In Hlllatde. Muat be eager WOMAN WAMTIO- To COUNTY-S39-2300 WALLPAKRIR YOU LICENSED and 90>-707->77s1 help csra tor toddlsr In erson for euceasful Must have expat, ft avail- for advancement. Call Pontlac Cadillac Oealer CUBTOaJBM HNVICI FASHION ADVIBIK- able at any time, Truck ft TRAIN YOU. For confi- JWMA Lp«f 201.9SB-1990 our Wastflsld hotni. wear and show ladlea dential Interview, call Hours 9-3pm, Mon-Prl. in Central N.J. Muat be Excellent phone skills, Tools nee. FT/PT. avail. noes Is boomrngl Grow- aelf motivated & hard Temp to Perm, Qrest lanverly, 2 evenings per •os ro-ia— Ken Worden at Century TBLBMARKRTER- Be 008432-1838, aftsr 8pm working. Exp. prefered weak, will train. $125/ 21, Worden ft Green. ing REAL ESTATE CO. part of the New Era of oppty., dontdolfyl Call needs 3 ratable, ambi- ActMsta, fight for Nat. HI but not req. Exc. pay HMH rOWm TIMPS week, 909-M1-8780 or PRODUCTION LINK 90M74-4700. plan a benefit!. Call 906- 90*414-1424 WOMMIRS— sheet metal tious sates people. We BUNJOACAMBR C or protecting the envi- M offer extensive In-house AMMTAJfT MANAOBR ronment. Mow hiring ar- 469-4800 shop. Contact Matt at SALES- PT/FT Com- * * * * 756-7575. Call between mercial, Reaidantlai training. 100% eomm. Varied Locations ticulate, motivated peo- AVON SALIB- All DiBPlAVABtTW MAIROMMIA- excel- B-11 amonry Landacaping a Lawn plan. Come ahow off Salaiy poeWon, exeeHent ple to do grass roots COMPUTin TRAINING areas. For Information NtlMO MMNWIATILV lexrt compensation, ben- maintenance contrecte. your talenta, for a confi- benefits and training pro- fund raising for change. team WordPerfect. Lotus call IS POSITIONB efits, working environ- PROORAMMtR- Expe- Te»aay. dential Int. call todayl gram. Apply In person M+/hr. Paid training. IBS, Dee ft ether leading NAPIDLY growing clean- ment for styuat/coiorist rience In COBAL. Micro/ 702*1111 with reeume: 1220 South 9O9-249-4079/1737.EOe software. 1-on-i avail Ing service seeking moll- Local Co. Expansion Mln. 5 yrs. exp. Call 90S- small ayatem experience SIABOaUU. tt Ave., East F1a*nfle(d NJ CaH Em tor details: vatsd, outgoing Indi- BOOKKEEPER- Full •No Experience 234-2102 asktor Loi s a plus. Entry level posi- TRAVBL AOBNT- Full/ Telemarketing ••zcoMPum vidual with dspsndabls charge. Job cost, month- •No Layoffa or atrlkss tion for ambitious Indi- Scotch Plains Parka A part/outside sales. Em- ear mtsrsstad in pan or ly closing, manage email •Rapid advancamant vidual for possible l< Recreation openlnga: press Travel of HlHsbor- MAKE YOUR DASH SUVlCaM fulHIms houss cleaning weatfleld oillee, work aUMKURISTS- Rsady term. Call MS-52»-a: Oolf Courae Laborer, ough. Send resume to FOR EXTRA CASH work, avaraglng 96.50- with customer i vendors, Excellent Co. Training or a move? Confidential ext. 777 Cashiers, Starters a •ox 12S, c/o Forbes 7.80/rmr.90f«80-1199. Sand resume A aalary interview. Bel/com, neo, Rangera, Tennla At- Newspapare, P.O. Box Aa a part-time Forbes raq. to P.O. Box 189, Cranford area. 906-271- RIAL ESTATE CAREER tendants, Summer Park S9S, Somerville, NJ Newapaper telemarketing North Bergen. NJ 07047 All applicants muat have 51*2 or 272-O6SS WIIDRL REALTORS. Supervlaora a Cowwat- 0SS76 ATTN:Clssslfleds representative. CARKER CHANGE? a car and bo able to start HAHWTVUST • SALON Hlllaborough. We are lore. Apply at Recreation Immediately. looking for good people Office, 430 Park Ave. or IJWOBRCOV1R WEAR 17.00 per hour plus ex- ACTIVE! CHILD CAHI Explore the world of Real OWMIHB- become a to Join our sales staff. Estate Sales, attemd skin car* k Imafle con- CaH322-eT00 cellent commission struc- MRVtCfE- needs quail- Whether licensed or unli- Healessea receive free fled babysitters, drivers surtant. Flex hra. FT/PT, censed, we can get you MCRSTARIBS W/W.P. ture. Cell John or Glen at Hewn* raq. Sitting done CHEFS— Dal) halp, wait- Seminar, Thura. Peb veffnina) your own in- started in a successful High Power Temps NriBeTi7Se.371O ^£*EL3L EXECUTIVE ^nTr^^9^^% V^V B^Pa^i^PsBT^^ Learning Center coming CHILD CAM WANTBO- fob? Thasa GREAT tem- vehicle. Please call up work days, return next to local area. All subjscts F/T M-F, preferably In our porary assJgnmsnts ars HEALTH ft NUTRITION morning. Mln. 44 hre. CALL VAX- about Dis- S. Ptfd. horns, 4-yr.ft 6 - 103S Rt. 202 Branchburg. SECRETARY covery Toys as featured K-S A high school. Exp. PERFECT tor studants, CHILDCARE- earn Capatallie IS on Na- dally. Req. IBM compat- plus certified pref., Send yr. olds, own transp., homamaksra. ratiraas, or tional a International ex- RIAL ESTATS SALES- Put New Energy ible computer A word In March parents mage- resume w/hourly aalary non-amokar. 90S-7S4- money providing quality In your career tine. Your child playa for you who sra in- cnlldcere for 1 or more pansion. 90S-7W-3710. totn our Century 21 of- processor. Send typed requirements to: MDG .8481 after 7pm only, batwaan |obsl Ws oftar fleea. Experienced or NUI a mum atate utility letter wffype styles avail. while your checkbook Learning Center, P.O. children In your own NOUStCUAMERS newly licensed. Call Lor- leader haa an outatand- grows. 1-S00-273-14S0 CHtLDCANB WANTED- Intereating apeclal home. MONDAY MORN- No calls. UMSI, 128 Un- Box 429, Fanwood, NJ projsctt as you do a bit Hourly bass + bonus raine for Interview 006- Ing career opportunity for coln. Middlesex. 09949 07023 FT, In ivty Grwn Bfoofc ING INC, offers free In- Flsa Hrs. (no evas/Sun) 271-O0M an experienced executive CLBANINO PBRSON- home, mttura respon- of clsrlcal, billing, an- surance, referrals, equip- DRIVERS- Tow truck, Art Assoc., 2 hrs/wkend. swsrlng phonss, typing flat bed, afternoons No car needed secretary at our conve- * HAtR TECHNICIAN • slbla non-smoker, refer- ment, back-up A more, No experience nee. RIAL ESTATE niently located Bedmin- SiO/hr. 909-234-2349 filing, stc. Opportunity to Union County 908-468- nighta. weekends. Must Full/part/nag., In sneaa required, Call anar LEARN computer! Most be 21 w/clesn 0L. alao Join our Team WANTED- Licensed star corporate headquar- Manville. Call Marge: 4884; Somerset County Apply Mon-Frl 8am-1pm Real Estate Associate. ters. CURICAL IVaWfMNf 8PM sos-Vsa-aasa Intsrsstlng LOCAL com- 908-526-4884 Motorcycle knowtadga a * •0S-B264S2I * Busy chiropractic office panlssi Accurate typing, TheMeMs Excel, commission ar- LOVINO PERSON - + Call 528-3828 1777 B anal StSootPt rangement + potential • * * * eeeka organised person nasdad (or FT livs-out plaasant phons mannaf, CLINK- Weatfield Li- Reporting to the execu- with excellent com- NOTICE: All EMPLOY- ability to learn gats YOU ownerahlp. P. O. Bex RESTAURANT- Fine caxa of a mo. otd In our quor Store, 10-4PM, a EXECUTIVE OtRICTOR INTKRIOR 219, Rerlten. N tives In charge of Finance Italian Restaurant looking munication skills to han- MENT WANTED adver- Bedmlnsier horns. Raf., Inl CALL Excorp Tsm- lays/wk. 908-232-5341 The Now Brunawlck OECORAT1HO/SALIS and Corporate Com- dle patient relations and orsry Services, IN Houalng Authority I* or eatt 909-729-4910. munications, you will for experienced Walter/ tisements are PAYABLE I0t, houaskasping. Own Mature buslnees-oriented Waitresses. Full and Pert V#V^TV Fs^SsjfSjse£ri SSa* • -*ja^a> P • VB^FUWKT ejaexi - trana> nortamoksr. Stan JLINTON: 730-8800; IN seeking an Executive Di- Indlv. Flex. hra. Tratnlrtg REALTORSI hava the opportunity to perlenee helpful. WlWilll IN ADVANCE by cash, CHESTER: B78-80O0; IN rector to odmlnletsr a use a wide range of your time available. CaH for Apr. 719-2W8 svall. Pat 90S-4S7-O73S. Thinking ot making a appointment between train. Hours: Wed. A Frl. check, VISA or Master HACKETTSTOWN: 852- 552-unlt public housing change? Wlah you were profaaalonal secretarial 3-9pm plus Sat. 8:30-oj)m 5800. #DT3H2B. authority with 58 employ- INTROOUCnONS... and communication skills, 2:30-5prn, ask forJoseph Card. For a quote on Phlebotomists making a mint? Not get- (SOS) 707-OMS Plsaae eall Berkeley ees. way for people to met! ting the recognition you in addition to 5 yai Helfhte Chlreereetlc, cost, please call Per-Dietn QUALIFICATIONS: Can- people, every week In deserve? Maybe we can executive secretarial ex- • EXTRA INCOME "S3* IBS 99116170 1-80O-559-9495. didates should possess four local Forbes news- perience and excellent The Medical Center at help I We are now Inter- Earn (200-tSOO weekly, excellent leadership, taper. The ad la tree, viewing for full-time, typing, your mastery of mailing 1993 WUTI troys) CLERK- PT for busy FORBES NEWSPAPERS Princeton seeks career management. Com- hen one call does It alii WordPerfect, wordpro- Warren Twap. Real Es- HOUSEKKEPtRS, NAN- qualified, licensed Real- ceasing la essential for broahwree. Per mere in- tate Office. 18-20 hra. per motivated individuals to munication A administra- 1 tors. Give ua a call ft let'e formation send self ad- NIBS, NURSES AIDES tive sklHa. B.A. Dsgrsa in talk H over. aucceaa. Additional week. Qood typing skills AVAIL- Women of all IS GROWING! join our team of health KITCHEN HELP- North knowledge of desktop tsted stamped enve- 4 aaWasartai. Calf Laura planning, public housing Irsnch Inn. Rt. 26, North TrM PI*IMMflll4ll PfOffMCT lope to: TraveTlNC., P.O. nationalities. Applicants professionals! administration manage- publishing applications •797-7790 screened. Llc-Bondsd. OS-«IS- also Wsltress needed, (5) years progrossivs ex- CHISE- sesks service 4900, ask for -Shlrlte". lunch trade, call 909-969- perience at a Public technician to grow with Eves. 722-7220. A vary competatlve aalary 13S0 Housing Authority; or company. Musi be self and comprehensive ben- FULL TIME OPPORTUNITIES • tSJ» • S9.7D He (10) yeara of progresaivs starter w/valid NJ drivers * 'S * * elite package await the COUNTBR HBLP- P/T experience at a Public license, mechanical abil- RECEPTIONIST- need- successful applicant, daya. Apply in person. Houalng Authority. The ity a sales exp. a ptus. ed (or Hair salon, mature Pleaae call end/or send The Vaccaro Bakery of Advertising Sales Candidate must possess Ctll 909-526-1368 Mon business minded, faslon- resume In confidence to Clark. 20 Clarkton Drive, Apply in person or call fo( a Public Housing Man- Frl, 7-10AM abla individual. Call «>8- Marianne Hunt 9O« 868-AIMS Clark, NJ Experience preferred but not necessary as ager's Certificate (PHM). 234-2102 Ask for Lois 3863, NUI Corporation, long as you are enthusiastic, outgoing, application Ssnd resumes by Febru- •QAL SECRtTAHV- PUTUM DsWTAL HYOWRST Somt adt listed in ibit ttat- RECEPTIONIST- Good 550 Rt. 202/206 Bednln- sificttioH may rtquire a fee organized & molivated. You should have •OMtMttl or 497 4337 ary 22, 1993 to The New IE bookkeeping, general ater. N.J. 07921 Alt: Mari- rtteMHIALTH Evenings & Saturdays. Brunswick Housing Au- jradlcs. IBM/WP. Flex, phone 4 typing skills a Pleaae call 359-1111 to pHrchaie information superior verbal & written communications 253 WHhmpoon Strett must. Skills to Include anne Hunt BOS-55S3U3 tnd/or mat trial i regarding thority Search Commu- ire. Daya Call 725-O3B4 EOE M/F/D/V OmVtRB- P/T distrib- skill9, good followthrough, and an under- tes, P.O. Box 1070, New some computer entry a carter inyettmenn and/or MACHINB OPKRATOR- and other diversified du- uter, 9 daya earty morn- opportunities* Equ*l OpporiuniCv EmpsoysK IsVf Brunswick, NJ 08903 CtSMaVS standing of the importance ot customer full or part time, in Mid- ties. Full time with ben- NUI Ing, Sun. thru Fri. Reli- service. A reliable car is a must. Wfcft* InetMMia) 0 isiSMitfjtMia) m*H dlesex Borough for Lens efits. Experience and/or •Are you looking for flex- able vehicle needed. CORPORATION ible work hoursT Newapaper delivery in $200 - $500 We will train you In all aspects of news- Malg. mechanical ability secretarial training pre- AoVertlM In Me CJtsiWwff req. Call 350-1461 ferred. Branchburg. 908- SECRETARY- moti- •Are you caring a re- Middlesex, Union & WEEKLY paper advertising sales & you will coori- PRINCHTt)N 6BS-7600 vated responsible, organ- sponsible? Monouth Co. Other P/T nate advertising (or retail businesses of all •• MANAOEMENT •• Itad Individual needed eLwe4n'a available positions avail, with flex- Assemble products at •• TRAINCE •• RECEPTIONIST- Qrssn for general office work in- •Recent work history re- ble hrs. Call 909-442- types & sizes. If you are interested, please 2 year program wMh a quired 2223, The Newe Tribune home. No selling. Brook firm seeks bright, cluding heavy phone, You're paid direct. Fully forward your resume to: narilnnarilng aalary of 30K ++. cheerful Individual with •Must have own trans- customer relations a ENTREPHBNBURAL Guaranteed. FREE Lance Osborn ATTENTION Call 7I2-S2i4, art. 2W, excellent communication computer. Hrs. Mon-Frl, portation RAP1OIT (MOWING U.5. FIRM IMPACTING FIVE MLH.TI. and ask for Craig, skills to handle front 9AM-1PM, Call 526-1368 •Trainee wIN be required MMS- Excel, oppty. to Information • 24 hour Retail Advertising Manager SILLION DOILAR INDUSTSIES MOW EXPANOIND desk duties. Willing to to work for Patient Care work flex. hra. Irom Hotline. (901) 379-2900, Forbes Newspapers THROUGHOUT NEW JEMS El MEDICAL RECEPTION- train. 9*8-6877 SECURITY QUARDS homo. Share aafe, pure copyright NJO181S0 IST— Busy family prac- products with other P.O. Box 699 FIRST TIME OPPORTUNITY REINS OFTIAIO 10 CAREEN Franklin Township, In- Work assignments 9900 WEEKLY MINOEO AND f INANCIAILY MOTIVATED INOIVIOUAIS. tice office In Martinsvllls. Retail door Job Site. Immed. available throughout Moms. No rlak. Catl 908- Somerville, NJ 08876 • full TIME AND PART TIME POSITIONS AVAIUSU t Itsrnoons, eves. & openlngsl Your choice of 534-1722. NEW! EASY! • PROVISIONAL THAI^INO PROOUM > svery other Saturday. Ex- Union a Northern Stay Home, any hours or catl: START NOW shifts. 4PM-12MID or Middlesex Counties liMirthr* #li»dor „., SINK perience preferred. CaH 12MID-8AM, PT or FTI HAIRSTYLIST- Experi- Easy Asssmbly$21,0O0 908-722-3000 ext. 6102 MtMtat •< maii*a'*in«n1 STOK Shrls (90S) S6O-922S. Friendly local Co. haa enced for friendly, mod- Eaay Sawing S36.000 Immed. openings. Flax, You must be over 18, PRBR TRAINING In S4«.SHK have a H.S. degree, e ern Hlllsborough Salon. Easy Wood Assembly ais-84«K NEW YEAR hra. $11.00 to atari. Will March for the Home No following nee. FT/PT Circulation Management home phone a car, and Health Aide Certificate, 596,755 THIS >$ WHAT MANY Of OtP. CLmlNT REPf tA*N (DOCl- NEW CAREER train. Students welcome. you muat be able to work eves. * weekends. Sal- Easy Crafts $76,450 Responsibilities include sales, service and MEHTCD). INCOMES SAf ED UPON INOtVIOUAL IF10KT. •art time a Ml time per- •Oe-704-MM which you need to atari ary plua commission. Easy Jewelry $19,500 sons for telemarketing weekends. To apply, your careerl distribution of weekly newspapers. Reli- CAUL. TODAY SALCS coma to: NILSRN DE- Qood working condi- Easy Electronics $26,200 positions In Union based TECTIVE AOBNCY. 1203 tions. BOS-359-7811. Matchmaking $62,500 In- able transportation needed. Salary plus 908-906-0087 company. Exper. an ad- I. Broad ST., Elliabeth, Training claases start vestigating $74,450 mileage reimbursement and bonus op- antage but not esaential Advertising March a In Westfleld for JANITORIAL TV Talent Agent $40,900 No Phen* lnt*rvle«ra ae training given inc. NJ (1 blk. from Broad, 3 weeks and are held on SS/hr. 12-15 hrs. per wk. portunity. For more information call Rob pay pkg for the right Space near RR Sta.) EOE. Monday-Friday, Janitorial dutlea at 201 Romance Agent $62,500 908-781-7900 ext. 7303. WOBM. Call for further 9am-3:30pm. Lincoln Ave., Crantord. No selling. Fully Quaran- Old Brldg* Arcs TEACHER AI0E8 Call MS-276-0936. teed, lnformatlon-24 r>fo ft Int. Carl 688-5736 HOUR HOTLINE. 801- • INFANTS-K • WE WILL BE INTERVIEW- Reporter ING AT OUR WESTFIELD LAUNDROMAT- at- 379-2800 Copyright Local newspaper group Requirements! endant in Qarwood. #NJ0118161 BANK College degree not aa OFFICE February 22. 24 Enthusiastic, sharp reporter needed for seeks aggressive self- and 25, Waah A fold, plus bonus AVON SALES- All award-winning community newspaper starter to maintain a build important aa Experience If you like to Iron. Must this established territory. providing a nuturlng en- 10AM-3PM ie able to work 8HHS. aress. For information group in Central N.J. Experience OPPORTUNITIES The successful candidate vironment for young Sat. or Sun. Bonus salary call preferred. Send resume and clips to Robin should be personable a children. References win Interviewing at: Grant 909-233-291B 1-90O-662-2292 have excellent verbal bs checked. Ideal Ave* ceinivMMity centor, J. Phillips, FORBES NEWPSPAPERS, PO TELLERS: Full & Part Time 40S West Seventh LOSE PAT BREAD ROUTES AVAIL- communication skills. opportunity for paranta EHetka^eal aMa^eleaB^B^BaUA Eat I ABLE— Many areas to Box 699. Somerville, N.J. 08876. We have full and part time openings ONLY CANDIDATES BsnTWKa aTsWIwIBjWfM* H» *!• Look Good, Be Healthy returning to work force, on February 10th, choose from. No Invest- In several Union County branch WITH MEDIA SALES EX- The Oeddard School Earn 999 ment. Own vehicle re- 10-1PM SHARP) 909-799-4123 locations. Part timers must be available PERIENCE WILL BE Maeataway quired. Experience pre- PART TIME OPPORTUNITIES CONSIDERED. •0S-M1-1133 ferred. Call 8 0 8- for both morning and afternoon hours. Call Kim for requirement MAKE YOUR DASH FOR 709-1944, Iv. mag. Applicants must have a good aptitude Information, appoint- Circulation Telemarketers MODELS Compensation packige TELBMARKBTIH— ag- ment, and directions. EXTRA CASH- As a for numbers, present a neat starts In low $30's with gressive personabfe HOUSE INSPECTORS Now recruiting TALL5 8 <909>M4-7032 part-lime Forbes News- No exp. nee. Up to SBOO, Earn maximum $$$ in a minimum of time professional appearance and work well opportunity for growth. repa. wanted to start Im- paper telemarketing rep- PETITES lor upcoming I Excellent benefits avail- msdlataly. Eves 8-9PM. 120 Bhn Street wkty. Will train. Call for as a part lime FORBES TELEMARKTF-R. with the public. 2itdPtoor resentative. list 218-769-6649, Ext. Fashion Show? in NV » NJ * < able. Please send resume $8-*1B/hr, Flexible evening hours in our Bedminster to: B. Englert, Adv. Mgr. Salary, no exp. nee, WeetfteM. NJ 07090 H469. 9-9pm 7 days. Fee GENERAL CLERICAL: Full Time 3 major pmtwofh. ad 17.00 per hour plus ex- office available. Excellent hourly pay plus good phone voice pref. cellent commission struc- campaigns Finalizing solocls LAW ENFORCEMENT commission. For further info call Glen or We have several excellent openings Greater Media Call now 908-2322 of- ture. Call John or Glen at JOBS witlimZWEEKS fices located In Cranford 1-800-300-0321 or 908- NO EXP. NECESSARY John evenings, 908-781-7900, ext. 7302. In our Mortgage and Lending Oepts. Newspapers A Edison located In Linden and Elizabeth. Our models havrj |obbed inc. 781-7900 exl. 7302. Now hiring. U.S. Cus- Candidates must have a good aptitude lo/ AT&T, Calalma. Gllano Edgeboro Rd. TELEMARKETtNOV toms, Officers, etc...For East Brunswick, NJ OB816 NEW YEAR, Info, call, 21B-739-703O, Newspaper Delivery tor numbers and be detail oriented. Joans. Chomical Bank, & MARKETING ASST NEW CAREER- Fashion EOE M/F Largsit award winning, CERTIFIED NURSE Ext 2938, 9AM-9PM. Experience In a mortgage or lending appoaiad in Wodcin Brido, advisors to wear & show 7 days. Forbes Newspapers is now taking names SALES CAREER interior landscaping co. AIDS— 7am-3pm, Thurs, ladles Jewelry. Call environment is a plus. Teon, Sporl, Ladies Hamo has a challenging op- Frl, Sat.ft Sun . for neighborhood delivery in the following OPPTY- World's larg- 909-974-3993 FARK RANGERS Journal, old est Insurance Co. la portunity for a motivated, Rarltan Health A ex- Qame war dona, security, areas: For prompt consideration, please call: Idea oriented person. Set tended Care, S13 Rt it, OFFICE CLERK- Lord Call 906 632-9544 seeking csreer-mlndad Stirling Stables. Thurs- maintenance*, etc. No people. Up to $40,000 to up appointments for out- Rarltan. SOS-S2s-mo. exp. nee. For directory First Modal Marketing side sales reps with For- Sun. General office du- • Metuchen • Piscataway start, no experience nec- ties Including answering call 219-769-6649, axt. etsary. Excellent training tune 500 companies. As- LPN-RN- Needed for 8183 9-9pm 7 DAYS. Foo. elst sales manager In local Grammar School. phones, rental of horses. and benefit!. Call Joseph Experience with cash • Edison • South Plainfield (908) 931-6544 Schasfer at 90B-754-7576 promotion and develop- Nursery through 8th TO; ANYONE WHO ing lead sources. Salary Grade. Total enrollment registers, knowledge of WOULD LIKE TO HAVE • New Brunswick • Warren commensurate with ex- 265. Pleaae send resume WordPerfect 5.1 desir- A HIGHER QUALITY perience. Commission to: Kenlfworth Board of able. Call 768-5955 {TDD LIFESTYLE. • North Brunswick • Watchung possible. Call Dave, 008- Health, S7S Boulevard, 526-4762). EOE Kim & I have found a way AUTO [MECHANIC 322-6552, Parker Interior KHrtl N J to bo able to mako mom Deliver one or two days per week and Full-time. ExperiencnH only opply. Commit- i >ART TIME- Now hiring Plantscape. 1325 Terrlll 07033. Full medical ben- people to demonstrate money than we could earn $45-$55, Must be 18 years or older L.U

Tipsheet 317 Ratted Av».,C«rtb«j $212,000 Lot

harps dock and back ywd, nawwatsr hsstar, nsw carpeting, bsiarmiTllauadh/.n^wparqusttooftnhichan «i too? (1902)134150 Qpan novas? TrvDUQn Martmns Barton, Barton RssMy, 272*4O20<

HOMES RECENTLY SOLD BY CRANFORD REALTORS

I- SHARON WILSON/FORBES NEWSPAPERS This spacious fouMavsl horn* on a daap, wooded tot at 317 Rttford Av*., Cranford, features a grand outdoor deck.

SOLD...Iocated at 119 Hern- Klamle Agency, Inc. has an- ing Avenue, Cranford. This Home has a grand outdoor deck HOUSE SOLD nounced the sale of this 3 BR lovely Colonial/was listed by SplH Level on Walnut Avenue Colonial at 119 Centennial Dot DITutio of Paige, Paige ft CRANFORD — This four-level home modeled kitchen which boasts new for- home in move-in condition. WN listed by Isabel Taylor of Ave., Cranford. The house Richard* and sold through Barton Realty and sold thru was listed and sold by the Westfield Multiple Listing sits on a deep, wooded lot'at 317 Retford mica countertops, cabinets and a parquet The house sits on a 71-by-135 irregular the Westfield MLS. Yvonne Klamle. Service. Ave., and features a beautiful deck and floor. The second level features two bed- size lot, surrounded by a split-rail fence large back yard. rooms and a full bath. A third bedroom and stately mature trees. The Livingston Listing for $212,000 through Barton Re- and Walnut schools are nearby and the alty, 106 N. Union Ave., the house has U fJ I O M train station, town center and local high three bedrooms and two full baths. Much HOUSE TOURS school are all within walking distance. pf the interior has been redone with a There is also convenient access to the contemporary flair. Janet J. Stlvale, G.R.I and GARWOOD comprises the third level A basement parkway. Sales Manager of J.8. Tiffa- ; On the ground level is a full bath and a A new water heater was installed in 1991 ny Realty handled the sale of SOLD level also includes laundry facilities. Tony & Sherry Pallone have Welcome to our new neigh- spacious family room. The first level fea- and a new gas furnace in 1987. There is this sprawling ranch home lo- tures a living room and dining room. The Part of the Woodland Homes develop- cated at 1237 Wheatsheaf moved Into this great cape bors at 10 Locust Drive, ment, this house was the builder's model new carpeting throughout the house. Road, Roselle. J.S. Tiffany on Pine Ave. We welcome Cranford. This home was list- exterior deck opens to the back yard from Realty Is located at 102 them and wish them many ed by Vita ZoUak and sold by the dining room. home and therefore is a bit larger than For more information, call Marianne South Avenue West in Cran- years of enjoyment. Century Susan Wilson of Meeker Also on the first story is a recently re- similar homes in the area. It Is a spotless Barton at 272-4020. tord. 21, D.S. Kioema Realty. Sherfcey, Realtor*. 1 CRANFORD f I

CRANFORD $144,900 CRANFORD CRANFORD QUICKLY... ALL BRICK RANCH THROW OUT THE ASPIRIN!

Custom-built home with corner location. 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths living rm, dining rm, eat-In kitchen, den/study, family rm/flreplace Call to see this JUST REDUCED 4 Bedroom Colonial. Great starter Hardwood/tlle firs, gas hi/central air, bid yd. Owner anxious; will house. Newly sldedl Formal living room and dining room. Spacious negotiate. Your "house-hunting headaches" are over I One glance at this prop- eat-In kitchen. Deep property. erty and you'll agree... "THIS IS ITI" Look at these features...Brick construction, 8 rooms, 3Vi baths, 2 family rooms, CA + 2 car garage. iami6 In lovely Brookside school area. Janet O. Barton, CRB, CRS, GBI, REALTOR Paige, Paige & Richards, REALTORS Member of RCLO® world Leader in Relocation J\gency, 181 NORTH AVENUE, E. 106 North Union Avenue-Cranford 10 SOUTH AVE. E. * CRANFORD CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY 07016 (908) 272-4020 908-276-2400 1-800-287-2402 (NJ) TELEPHONE: 908-276-1000

GARWOOD $234,000 GARWOOD $159,500 BRAND NEW TWO/THREE BEDROOM APARTMENTS

Spanking brand new colonial home that will ploase all of your senses CRANFORD $194,500 featuring a large living room, formal dining room, eat-In kitchen, 3 or 4 Pristine condition and charming. This 3 BR Colonial features; Formal bedrooms, gorgeous family room, 1st floor laundry, 2'A baths, full Dining Room, Living Room w/flreplace, lov/oly new white oak cabinetry Two family, corner property, good light exposure, each apartment basement. QUALITY CONSTRUCTION BY EXPERIENCED BUILDER, In the EIK. Walk to NY Trans. & Busses. consists of living room, eat-In kitchen, three bedrooms and bath. Each STILL TIME TO PICK YOUR OWN COLORS! unit haa own utilities, nice fenced yard, A good investment. Sharkey Realtors D.S. KUZSMA REALTY 124 South Avenue East 115 Mlln St. • Cranford e 272-8337 r 102 South Avs. Waat,^ Cranford Cill our toll frM HOTLINE lor othtr Hstlnps t-W0-497-910t Cranford, NJ 07016 LI 276-7900 11-8OO-523-2460 XF736 (Across Mom Ham E 908) 272-257U U-2 / Forbes Newspaper* Februwy 17,10, 19,1901-

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All Offices CHARMING RANCH Open Until 9 PM BaaulrfulV maintained and reMntry ntealy & tattefully rnmod«*d In nice tamlry neighborhood In praatigtou* •IRKKLIV HIKHfTO Lono Valley with top ol Una upgradot. Naw aixl A MUIT BU NORTH P LAINf IILD charming country Kitchen w/new oah cabinets, alldera An Impaccably xapt Colonial on a woooad, MINT CONDITION lo btlck patfo overlooking wooded property. Call 781- KIASBOV Kusswr culdtuo aattingl Thu 5 BR. 2Vk Mh noma e rm Colonial, LR/bow window, naw Htafl- 1000 $179,900 DD-2881 INV10TOR0 DiUOKT BtOINMtR DIUOHT i«ndi ittiif to many lr)*tfy«a« An aal-ln •n/OW, cfnpotil, mlcrowava, acraanad Weichert 2 tamlly. wW> a«w« cortaga, all naw iniarior, nanch, all naw Iffiaftor, 2 baimi, iv* bulhi, kncrna with gam doo'i brlngt trw baauty porch, dach, vlaw ot mountain!, walking new kitss,, Mpatatt haat unit*, milmilmm. Iraa naw knchan, hill baaamani. naw wlndowa, o* lh« groundi, d»ek * gwabc Into full dlalanca to tchooinibrary/ilorai. |1JS,»00. anitrloril , alll IIwall. 1235001235,0000 . 02424320242434322.. fipni porcn, d»ck. »113,800. 024-2411. vlaw. UM.000. WC#I171 WC11687. tOMIOO Weichert MBTUCM1H OFfrCI tO MSTucttiNomei WATCHUWO Off ICI M1-0400 WATCHUNQ OFflCI HI«O0/ Independent Nationally Hi Indiptndtnt Nationally I-7S1>1(

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Me-a7t-ot*a S3M 7.600 2.50 7.70 7.0M 2.00 7.9S 4.000 2.5OA ona of mora fian MOO boa) boaraa aafMot, nMuMng In Vil Empira Mortgaga Co.,Somarville aoa-t74-444a M50 7.500 9.00 7.81 6.875 9.00 7.97 7.875 2.0O B to Indu* private OMOMtor to Equity Financial Inc., Old Brtdga s00-Ht-HH *2M 7.2M 9.00 N/P 6.750 9.00 N/P 4.825 O.OO A pnaa wia raasnaj ^aaooBBon 01 naar * • • SS2S 7.375 9.00 7.81 6.675 3.00 7.42 7.2M O.OOD toia> Aa tha nalon a avpjcat waoa aa* First Savings Bank SLA, Edison aoa-att-44M . miMnwy, naBjn nai oa aocMton, NAR a "Tha Vakmtor Paal Qanasis Mtga Svcs.E.Brunswick aoa-aa7-B7oa •978 7.500 9.M 7.81 6.875 8.00 7.M 4.2M S.OO A • aanrtng tw Q/NIBY Union County M OMM«ihoUi raa) EaMa." iauifaiB»u man> 780,000 Ivy Mortgaga Corp., Balla Maad •0a-a74-77«4$900* 7.500 2.75 7.83 6.675 9.00 7.77 O tor tw pail 10 yam. Trw frmto k> aannlnar 7 pm, Fab. 18 at Its oioa at nfiamban htfokwd in M aapacai of Sia 6.375 O.OO B caM at 124 South Ava.. E, In Crarv 88 MonMown Road. Matropolttan Mtga Svca.Fraahold MM 7.375 9.00 7.74 6.875 9.00 7.45 rattaaaaiMuaky. uu. ror rpoCaaaOi nornuMon, CBI I* Monarch Svgs Bank FSB, Isalin aUMI — A Aat — alArt^ MM 7.376 9.00 7.80 6.875 9.00 7.M 9.875 S.OO A • * • ' • • ••ww tB>ai>aB| ewe 8004234460. &cL F736. Morgan Cartton Fin.. Matawan aoo-aat-a7ta M 7.375 9.00 7.M 7.5M 0.00 7.M 4.000 9.00 A * * * n oDtanng a real in BurQdonT Mortgaga Money Mart, Edison •oa-Mt-Mta •2M 7.500 2.M 7.78 6.670 2.50 7.2» 3.750 2.6O A " Jack SlBvara, a HQMN Pane iaaV 10 aaano. haa baan namad orwJrwornin of tw NI-7II-UH MM 8.000 0.00 8.00 7.375 0.00 7.M 7.000 O.OO 0 '.dant and ccsVs rmrnbw of tha Union F^aaLnd topics ««lnduda howto ge t Neway Financial Svcs., N.PInfld County Chambar of Convntros, ft- ConvnunRy SaMoa CoMnnwa of tw aaned In iaa) aittta, how expand Naw Cantury Mtga, E. Brunswick M78 B.000 0.M 8.01 7.500 0.00 7.51 3.7M 9.00 A candy Joined Jacob- Somanwt County Board of NJ Home Funding Group, Edison Wa-t4«-4400 M 7.376 9.00 N/P 6.975 9.00 N/P 7.875 9.00 B Ion. GokMart) & ano now waKnam vanng MI-MI -••« 7.500 2.M 7.78 6.875 3.00 7.40 5.375 O.OO A Burgdorff Raaaore. Paradise Mortgage Svce.Warren MM Tanzman AuocJ- and markalng programs can open Realty Mortgage Corp, Union BOB—8aaM—AefteM MM 7.500 2.50 7.78 7.000 2.50 7.M L afcs at vfca prasV Ma. BMnoiby la a tong4ma rari- Ugaiwlai andto a itrong Royal Mortgage, Morristown 101-H4-tMO MM 7.7M 0.00 7.75 7.975 0.00 7.M 5.2M O.OO A oant of IndusMal oal Biant FranMbi, oMoa manager, at praduoar. Sha haa aarwd Somerset Trust Co, Somerville •M-HI-H1I MM 7.500 5.00 7.81 7.000 9.00 7.48 4.875 O.OO A 706-7447. teahg. on tw Commawa lor two yaara and Source Mortgage, Somerville aoe-aa* -1 aaotsts* 7.975 3.00 N/P 6.750 9.00 N/P 7.125 0.00 D haa baan an amargancy nwdtori Mr. Siavam has sea - rot-i too MOO 7.975 9.M N/P 6.875 9.00 N/P 8.500 2.50 D wohnWan on tw MwtnMh Raacua Ta ba tnokiaatf In Haa Source One Mtge Svcs.Cranford Squad ahea 1086. a prase ratoaw and p to: Williams Intamational.VV,. Orangg e M0-aa«-St7« MM 7.500 2.25 N/P 7.000 2.25 N/P 4.2M 2.5O A Tha Communky Santo* Oomn* (A)-1 YR ARM (B)-30 YR JUMBO (Q-5/25 (D)-7/23 (E)-HOME EQUITY (F)-10 YR FIXED (Q) 3/1 ARM Ha mart re- eia>i now grown wt *o iramnara mni (H) -5 YR BALLOON (I) -20 YR FIXED (J) -5/1 YR ARM (K) -15 YR JUMBO MabWy tor typeyaprHeal «nw» or otnlwkini. H«lMlMod«««r*w«vNodbyti«lMdtrton2/12.N/P—Not Pro*d«d by ktmJdon. 11"

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HIOHLAND PARK- 3/ BBHK8L8Y NBI0HT8- MVPTL6 BBACN, SC- Make It 8OMBR8 POINT/LONQ. Oceanfront Resort, Sum- 4BRS, t bath, EIK, DR, rtair aero pt«-ihap*d lot LR. nice backyard, 1 POUT ANBA- Walor on McMarw Avo. Rtady mer weekday special Vlawa, 6oal», Pood, R»- Iron 1199 five days. block to bus, »1300/mo. to go. 175,000. 90S- + utlls. M*-«38-444& Including ulllltlsa Spring tauranli, 4 prlvalo prkg. 5804144. Sauna, pool, hot tub, Ridge Essex II; 2 Bdrs.; J 3BR, 2 bath Condo ovor- HBO, efficiencies; close PIAPACK- Executive baths; minimum 6 month Happen! looklng Marina 6 In- SOMBRVIUI- approv. to everything. Holiday Rental. Fum. horn*, 4BR, Isese; svallable March IweoatTal watorway, btl- commarelal .bldg. lot, South Motet 1-S004S2- 2>A bath, LR, DR. FR/1st: no tlndsrs fse. conitt, 2 dadlcatad prkg. 70x200 * add. adjacent iao4 11600/Mo. (BD-2SS0). apae*t'i eovarad. tlf»- lot avail. Call 725-0039 Fplc EIK. Views ol coun- FORBES NEWSPAPERS placos (2) 4 Spa. Fully ty living, eul-de-eae St.w- aquippM modtrn kitch- We*k*nd*-W**kly- atk to train. KBSO/mo. en ft laundry room w/ip- •270 Monthly or Seasons!. utll.. 9oa-234.1t6S Weichert pliancM. Ommar will lak* Five minutes to Ski or back mortgage. Sato or Fish, CeH60S.7OB.1731 RARITAN 6ORO- 3BR, split, newly palntsd. LR, BBOMINSTBR FLORIDA- Dlan«y DR, kit; 11* bath. sit. oar; neee SR, owner* mr loweet Ww0jM WARRIN- Quaint farm- 2 bsth, AC. Appl.. no p rateate** lor (uMy Muse RebM. 12 yr». ago; pets. Avail. 2/1/11075 loaded 2 bdrm, 2 binfro* etdfngeg, Wkr y 3BR, 2F Bath; 1*c; tx plus utll*. 528-2064 aft. 2 iqueaky cleal n condod * Mid-wwk ratesrates, reaeon- 1700, $220,000947-7044 Inel kitchen hardware, SblS. aO6>2t»-73U BKIDOIWATSR- 2 BR. towels, linens, barbecue AC, gas hen, dsck, pool, grill*, W/D, color cable • FOCON06- Saw Creek. gar., Good Community. much more. S49.99 p*r 3 BRs, Den, pool, tennis., |750/mo. 231-67»0 day. Tom A Roeemary, 1- golf, skllnp 1250/wknd Joe-757-W49 after 6pm HILLBBOROUOH— 2 eoi-FLA-7787. Itvel Condo. LR, DR, Kitchen, bsth, bedroom, HILTON NBAD, SC- BA6T0M PA.- 2 family newriy furnlahed SBR, 2 Fim Rm, study, laundry home, completsly reno- room. Includes Rsfrlg., bath, on the beach, great vated. New plumb: elec;. for family, great golf too! 9400 WAD. DW. 1915/mo. kit. roof, gaa heat. AC. Avail. Immed. Days 908- Direct from owner at dis- HCNTALS etc. Qresi Income. Must counted rate*. For more 526-5130; EVSt. 90S- sell ASAP II 09,900 Call 722-4084. info. 90S-M*492S OOS-3M-73S3 LAKfl PLACID- 3 BR, 8 MILLSBOROUQH- two BA, fplc, pool table, •410 MID0LB6BX- Vi duplsx. lfl. BR. 2Vt BA, LR, DR, VCR. Mln to Mtn., wkend. 3 BR, LR, OR, Kit, Fplc. EIK. Bsmt., deck, window • weekly 906^73^905 Quiet Area, avail. 4/1. treate, w/w, CAC, pool A $1000/mo. 356-4851 tennis. $05O/mo. 808- MANA6QUAN- summer CAUFOM- restored cot- 757-0038 beach house, full a half tage. 2 BR, Lfl, DR. car- •hares avail., close to pst. Lg Knch w/ref A gss WOODBHIDai- Luxury bsach. Call 90S-421-31S4 stove, modem bth, tub A Adt In Condo 1BR, EsMn Kit., shower. Utll rm ml WAO, •II sppli. close to all attic stor, Off-st-prkg, Lg o*onf coi( - irinsp. Avsll 3/1. 1720/ Atfwtfee kt me yard. 1975 + IV* mo They pay! mo.+Utlll. 90t>7B9-2364. sec. »oe-«32-21M.

SCOTCH PLAINS 1314,900 SCOTCH PLAINS 8PARKLINQ EXECUTIVE SPLIT MOVE IN CONDITION 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, iMng room w/eathedreJ celling A roceeesci 4 bedrooms, 2 fuH bath*, andoaed porch, living room w/fireplace, HghOng, fam rm w/flrsplace. Park-like property w/hsalad mground pool. deep lot, convenlerft to schools, shopping & transporta-

WARREN "INCREDIBLE CONTEMPORARY" "NEW" Ultra ipacll' 4500 «q ll. custom hom«. 4/6 ColanM In •««cuttv» n^ghbottwod. S Md , 3H baths. ^'»t floorrnutv bad - room homi on 1.00 lore lot, Pnctd to t*)l room suit*, ikyllgrits, many •memlies ITW.900. Cell Witchung (to*) 769-4000R. (7S9000. Call Brictgiv«al»r (808} 271O099R

SCOTCH PLAINS §108,000 EDISON $229,000 PRICED TO SELL DONT MISS THIS ONEI Private oortdo In perfect condition. Large bedroom, lull bath, dining rm, No. Edison outstanding Dirchwood Model, wooded view from private eat-In Kit w/dw and refrlg. washer & dryer. Storage In basement. deck, marble fptoe, roc, lighting, ceramic tile, custom wall to wall + 3PL1731. many upgrades. 8PL1739.

WARREN "OWN YOUR OWN DREAM HOME" "EXECUTIVE ELEGANCE" 4 bedfoom Colonial wiih spacious farjiily Stucco fionl Colonial. n»w 6 battroom horn room and dramatic 9' ceilings- Call Bndgewa Call Watchung (90S) 76B-40O0R. lor (9081 271-0099R S49B.99O

SCOTCH PLAINS f 170,000 8COTCH PLAINS $219,900 IMMACULATE CAPE CIRCLE THIS AD Featuring new eat-In kit w/alate (I, 4 brms In great family nelahbomood. Pristine Cape. Completely renovated wtth Contemporary decor. Now 2nd fl has all new thermo wind, celling ft walls. 1st (I new w/w carps). kitchen, 3 brms, 3 baths, 1 csr datsched gsrage, dsck & professionally Relax on lerge «no. porch. SPL1728. landscaped. SPL1712. WARREN "GREAT BUY" "MOTHER/DAUGHTER' 6 YMri Young. Brick Colonial. 4 badiooms. S bxlroomt, 4 bathi, uparat* tntrtncti, In •kyllght). much mor«, owner calocatlng maho COLO ui eu. ground pool on 1.9 wooded acroi. S36B.B00. oflar S529.S0O. Call Bridgawatar (906) 271- SCOTCH PLAINS OFFICE HOURS: Call Walchung (BOB) 769-4000R 0OMR. 310 Park Avenue Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. 322-9102 Saturday & Sunday, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. SCHLOTT O

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sMeAv*., $188,000 Property Robert E. a Karm C. Berkto Jef - PatrtoaA. Kristoftersen to Richard frey R. « Jennie E. Weaa, 44 St QARWOOD KENILWORTH CRANFORD A. Jr. ft L Sovala, 166 HWcnHl JohrVeeSaee, $134,000 Ave., $177,000 sales John J. a lone Students to Ida a Fund* Cranky Jr. to Brian a Darin Fred a Ooroty M. Rahto Joaep h RoneU A A Nancy E. 0B*to 8a > Jeffrey J. Ancsen to Robert Peduto Stanley C. JaskoL 281 Bouteverd, noclamm, 23 Adam Avt.. Jr. a Leele VMano. 22 BtrchwootJ fiaiaMBaatfw* •M^ fc&^gyaw Ae^a* a L Salerno, 20 E. Uncoln Ave., of Mary Luce to Paul A A $180,000 $150400 $170,000 HCrWinO, 3*7 RNyTM AM., Ruby Ci KleeepieSi 19 Terrace, $175,000 Thonfias & Certwny to Dianne Cor- Caiyn A Mary E. Simmons to John Edward C. A Clara E. Huetteman to $132,500 Ave., $148,000 aggb, 41 a 17ti St. $168,500 D. A Caryn R Aimetrong, 186 BaM- Raymond E. & Alee M. Smyth, so Utton Mig Servicing Gentsrto lan - Mtohael J. A Oortna Laden to Hany Mary E. A John Tart er «/. to monAm, $60,000 Morae St. $170,000 otiy Green, 71 Denial "too* $15,000 A Undaroti Jr. er UK, 616 8pruo» Edward C. A Nancy Beedreto Ele n FANWOOD DenW J. a Dome J. Bucdno, 636 Kevin M. McCtoskey to DanM J. Commerce Clearing Houee Inc. to Am, $144000 M. McGovem, lit Be^emta Si, PaMMd Am, $135,000 Mason, 17 Richmond Awe.. $77,500 Kenneth a Qtorta D. ROK to Jaftey $135,000 Timothy E. Peterson to Richard D. James E. Sherman to Paul a Ruti Maenew T. a Jean E. Gannon, 119 a Jean a Manhank, 404 TnM Am. Alan B. & Hani* T. Hater ID John a Kathleen Autotta. 39 Stratford Tar- A. Parooaki*, 218 Hunter Ave. King St. $176,000 SCOTCH PLAINS M. & Mary F. Boyle,« Hemlock Or- nee. $185,000 $125,000 $140,000 Frederick J. a Jbna OiCarto to el*, $235,000 Thomas S. & Winifred Madonia to Michael A Gloria O'Connorto Leo - Thome* D. a Sara JL ffDowd to Roberto A Laura Sorge to Rocco & Ratoh W, Fry, 111 Second St. Joee & Terasa a Otveira to John Bernard a Jo Ann Jackson, 602 N.,nard J. a Taylor A Farmer, 233 8. JoaNph Mgro a Pamela Lyons, 813 Maria DFranceeoo, 418 Cook Am, A. a Chartotta V. Bonanne, 210 HNk Union Ave., $246,000 Marina Ave.. $139,000 $4,500 ThM Am. $138,000 $130,000

Advrtlf ftl At L SI Alt In th% •tlaWBa at KBNN.WORTM- Ig. 4V4ROSBIXS MBK- Ef-BOMBRVlUa- turn, BWlibueeTW/mooem tdt., roorna, avail AprH 1., prlv. fIClVnwIMt 1 aWT 41 2S3ff* room, prlv. bath, quiet ad prof, working woman a batha, WAD, bamt. antr, gar a driveway, NSW CSsInfl. rrvsn rSuni. QeiwJemait, no amokHW to ahire lovely Ranch COMMERCIAIMMIH0ML wamc S729/mo +utll. leaee, SMO/mo. 1/4 ahare uN. Prlcg. No p9ls. 1 yr.STs/wk. •oe-722-aeu. Home. SUB pjua Vt uMa. SHOP W/OVERHfiAD Imo. saw., lyr. lease, no aac. no pata. Adutts praf. HIM, ISJI month FREEt A1 me. aac. Ttt-eSea 3 OFRCfJS Uf»- pete. AveM.tanned). Nea r 9°J2J ta.24i-eo44 Call Pat. Mt-241 STAIRS. APPROX. 14M Netaona Comer. Camm 84IO WARMN TWP.- (Son> •Q. FT. FOR LEASE 4 larga SO. BOUND BROOK- araat Cty.) noivemoker NEAR HOTS tOeOOfTA -XMEET THE MANAGER- rooma, charming, noar Larga, S rmt., 2 bodrmi., wanted to ahare 3BP. 2B7 A rs. HOURS to BOUND BJMMM— law tramp, back yd pKaMAS quiet area, w/w carptt- nouas)i proft fBii BtM,Tee CALL ARE 7:30AM4PM I Whose office had the most aa^ajar^BF^^aar eaarma^ejarvai^^ v evn § inc. u«le. aoe-S2S-a72O Ing, S7S0 « ufll. no-poti. Avail, a/1 W Store Front+2 •pt«.+ MONDAY to SUNDAY avail. Ifnmad. EIK, Lfl, aHODunax Call (201) S2fr217S. mo +V* utU. 754-A44A new a cm Oarage Snopil (tO}704ooee MITUCHIN- 2BH to Qreal downtown loco- Million Dollar Club members BLBaaXVNXAOl BO. BOUND BROOK- ahare. A prot. tamale a WARMN- prot. M/F, Monti FIRST TIME OF- 1 •wain aaMiaet— atudto apt., Avail Mar 1. muat.Con. to trana. to non imoker, no peta FBHEDII in town...Again! 2nd HF, hnt/toilkw Ino. 1MJ, off tlraet prka.. N.Y.C. SJW/mo pfen util. SBBO/mo Inei util. BR, flANALDe-BflOWN ra. P qutat atraet, «48S HAHW 747 Eva*. WAD. AC, off Bt. park. 2 it-e met. can se^eore baths, meld aarv, cabta, A.A^BNBU A4ata^a>au *_ ^ aaas phone. Muet tee to ap- OUaO- S rooma, SO. PLAIMFrSLD- t BR. RARnAM- BOUND BROOK- a HHTUCIWI— two on W preciate. 75M7M 4000 lo a*,000 aq.ft. In off atraat prkg. Avail. 2nd fl., prlvata antranca. rani, good location, room, i Mjipt., haat a Immad. MOO/mo. All Inc. alf utlla. Slnglt, WAD, 97 mint, from Man- baauatul maaomy bu HW MCla SsMQifatO* Art utlli. auppliad. soe- NON-aMOKBR prat. Itatun. No pett. Ml6/ MlHMd. Can 4SS4071 SeOO/ 9M.7SS-3ftt BOUND enooic- up- mo. Avon. 3A"ca« B0»- ten, araat rental ratea. ataim, 1 an, UVDR, kit* NBW BWUNaWICK- 3 eOMBRear- Male prat., B4B49SB or 212-4IT- CM9BS-7SS-19BB. bath, wfm carpal, attte, roorna* H a HW auppNad, non^mokar. Pvt. an-B1S0 A aak for Ma. Davit. SOMERSET REAL IS- oil at. pffcg., ex. cond. aactirity. No pata. Iwo. tranca « bath. Hair, mi- PISCATAWAV- famsla TATB,—— SSao/mo +u«l. IV* me. Can tOW46-a3a7. crowave. MtiNtk plue 1 to snare apt. with prlv. NOTICE: AM MI8CEL- eec. credit ref. no pert, wh. aae. tOM73-2Mft room. S34S/me. + irttt. LANE0U8 RENTALS WaSTSTMBLOM - retalOof- avau. (mm**, caH BOS- NO. PLAINPietD, Rf ao7U4 «ce 4>oo aq. ft. with pan- 4ea-0UO aft. tO:am anaaNwooo OAR. BOMBRVILU- one or Ing oonn North Ave. can two Bedroom apt. Lft, KH BOMMSBT- 2 APTS •AVASUINAOVANCf rumnhad Ofncas m DORCHESTER a Bath. No Pata. Haat (i)Oood paopia, clean, Supplied. |S2S * up + yard, parting, cabte, aun- by eeth. eheek. VtSA •MCfstafisi vs#Ytcsjs HOUSE Sec. WWW! aft. 6pm room. »27a/mo. +. er Memr Cent Per • •OeV7t1-S800 (2)L«rge prlv. rma A errtr, MEET ISABEL PRICE WBBTPIBLO- 2 BRl, frple, anaro kitchen. cam too »M BIBS. 2nd floor, walk to town 4 S«0OVnM>.+. Clean only- Isabel has managed the Wcichert Watchung Umury NO. puUNnaut- iat ti, tram. »700 + uUla. CDi omov convamem w puD* BOOTH W •NaWtl p High Hlw WW carpal. 2/3 BR, DW, B0«-S32-»407. Me tramp. Very Reaeon- oftice since it opehed in 1987, and each year; Elevator Apartments uao of yd. W/O hook up. BOUND BROOK- OA- 1M0aq.fl. mortkiat: AaH. s/i.aaa-twa RAOES for aloraea or able. Fan A eopVaw " UlVlOWa WVOpt HQBIV ITieW?" Isabel's office has had more State Million Dollar car. a Drato Btjun eet-«7s.a>e» utacturlno. etc. Mine, 722-9177 NO. PUUNHBLD- 2 BR, Advrttn from 217. Conveniently Club members and a greater market penetration „___ 1-7 room *J ""WMaiaaklaB vamaL*' Studio Somartat St., M75/mo. In fne CI»t$MmH efftCae, prime tocatlon, than any other real estate office in town! ptua utHWao. Pleaaa call aOMBRVILU- garaga near train A bua, off 113 eodrooma for rant SBB/mo. alao o MOTICt: All HOMES parMna, Can AmoH "I work with each sales associate to go over OUNBLLSN- Spadoue > yard apace to park B0B44e44O0 floora of a 2 family home. PINB HOTBL- fom. 1 TO SHAM adveraae- Crucke or equlpmant on the basics, to get them ready to serve their S<4 BR, cae, laundry fa- Br. apt, utH prov. long or menta ere MYABte tN monthly oaala. S37-eeOB. * * * * CJIMflaal laVeJillfm rflaaUffBBaB ahort term. Reg. Rm aleo n. 1900 »q- clients and customers, to be successful! It's my *f • v v H aa^Bj t ^FT ea)v^vi He va V BfvBn vajpej fl0e-722-eS20 ABMANOe by , to but A trsui. Tenant BO. PUMNPIBLO- fum. OPf'OflUlNIJ]F job to help them succeed. PIBCATAWAV- 1 BR lOCeft* oays electric. Only Sees. rm. In lovely home. Uaa •4ftti Fvf A QUOia Ofl Come to ms. SUCCESS night on Thursday, ^ 114 mon. aee.. no'"" " ttudto-eUed apt., all uttl.of kit a Indry. Prof, mala 22A2B7. iRtra atorage ••oldwaH Banker 8< K., S890.-O0 peta. IMS iwrvamoker. Ref. a See. coet, in m CteteMeoV apace avail. 3Ae-7tOB February 25th at 7:30 p.m. for the career oppor- Realtors BOB4S84020 llafion Rd.< btwn. rla. 27 req. HOOVwk. 754-2S4B 1 * * * * tunity that can change your life." PARK- La A 217 Studio w/belcony, excel, RARITAN- lovely 3 KB CHBAM S YOBtiRT Please call to register. cond. Walking dletance rooma w/garaga, 1 mo SMOP-Party roe rn, to all transit. Heat/eiec. aac. a raferencee Call CLEAN UP, PAINT UP, FIX UP tea, wtMfaaala, muat Weicher t ncl. IS7B. Avail. 3/1. 389*379 or 726-4B72 aa».BO.(sos)—»«eia. WATCHUNG OFFICE Mf.illoi-. fre73; 247-siae. StAUTYPARlOfr (908) 561-5400 y buty. Ocod loca- Be sure to check tion. PJaaaonable rent. Can Carmen ' $yf "Services" and ,..ol mvld and MLUAMBON RBALTV. "Home Improvements" p •dvtrtlHd In PtBCATAWAV columns for the clawlfltd. When you mad a helping hand, Tpportunny of A Illiilfoi. get ihe claMlfttd ExohMlva Antal t Bldo. li- PROFESSIONAL HELP habit. quor ttore-D Uc. Denca- aen A Catering Bar- You Need! MBCATAWAV- Office » + oat home ranted or Retail, e.000 tq. ft. at S7O0/mo., oro»» l78O,0O0/yr. Eatabllariacl Rt. 2B7 A SteNon IS yra., retiring. Call - R?*.' 1*1919. iarman, WttLIAMSoX MBCA.TAWAV- Retail/ RSALTV.MC. VlllVfAMIAA* f^Pe••T• Weuef #H1i akuaJmwmnl BN-m-atta lmm»d. no food, buty HHa^k^. BfeAdrffJaTHL aUfeaa_.eiak^a_AaBAeWJeymBl 9 ^"JPOd SUBSHOP/OfUJ-nt2R. inramwiiB- 2 office Mlddlaaex location, o»«ai Prof. BuNe, PanaMng. AC, opportunity, arose TOOK Carpet, furn./Onturn plua, looking to retire. iaH daye eeWsee after Bpm. HU-1010. 9 roons

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THE HIGH-PERFORMANCE ACURA Integra QS-fl is powerad by an advanced I.t-llter, 16 valve. 160-horsepdwer engine along with power windows, power door locks, and a power moonroof. Honda goes upscale LINCOLN i MERCURY With The Absolute Bottom Line Prices, with Acura Integra Over 550 New Vehicles In Stock And its high short rear hatch and spoiler. The cabin is nearly all-glass, the rounded sides Courteous Straightforward Advice... FORBES NEWSPAPERS are smooth and performance tires grace n 1986 Honda formed the Acura divi- alloy wheels. sion and became the first Japanese automotive manufacturer to introduce COMFORT Ia separate nameplate and dealership Contoured bucket seats with dial-in lum- network for ita upscale luxury/perform- bar and side bolster support for the driver, anpe products. The Legend was the high- analog instruments, and a smooth 5-speed WHYSHOPFOR end luxury sedan, while the Integra was shifter outfit the GS-R. Only the very ca- designed as the lower cost sporty model. pable air conditioner is optional. The AM/ The second generation Integra coupes and FWcassette radio has good fidelity, the sedans were introduced as 1090 models, mirrors, locks and windows are powered, and the latest version in this performance- as is the moonroof, the rear hatch has a oriented series is the tally appointed GS-R large wiper and defogger, the rear seats coupe. split 60/40; the trunk is large, and for easy ' The "R" in GS-R denotes performance. rear seat acccess the front passenger seat Its appearance is almost identical with the slides forward at the push of a lever. rest of the line, but \Jpper the skin is ROADABILITY vHfere the differ- 7?ie Inte&a GS-R has the The GS-R is basi- ence lies. Engi- cally a sporty, rather neering, pow- spoils-car look. It's than a sports, car. As erplant, design and wedge-shaped from its low such it is a little more suspension tech- softly focused than niques learned nose and large an all-out perform- from Honda's under-the-bumper air Intake to ance vehicle. The spectacular For- ride is softer, there k mula One cam- its high short rear hatch and body roll in comers paigns and ttw ex- and the Mfchtfln otic mid-engined, spoiler u- ***** ire, a compro- alWduminum NSX : . mise between longev- sports car have ity and comfort over been utilized in the development of the all-out performance, Handling and safety Integra GS-R. are enhanced by speed-sensitive power A new, 1.7-liter, 4-cylinder, double steering, independent double-wishbone overhead cam, 16-valve VTEC engine de- suspension and anti-lock 4-wheel disc veloping 160 horsepower utilizes a lot of brakes. All tokt it drives predictably. Honda's F-l/NSX technology. VTEC is an acronym for Variable Valve Timing and PERFORMANCE lift Electronic Control It's a sophisticated The new 160-horsepower 1.7-liter engine arrangement of mechanical and electronic is what the GS-R is all about Its state-of- technology to ensure the elusive combina- the-art VTEC design gives it more specific tion of low-end torque and high-end power power output than many turbo-powered in the engine. This is just one of several engines. The smooth 5-speed manual examples of applying race-bred technology shifter assures great performance across to passenger car performance and safety most of the broad rprn band. The engine's I I I that are incorporated into the Integra. sound of power is readily heard, and its APPEARANCE throaty- exhaust note makes nice music. The Integra GS-R has the sports-car SUGGESTIONS look. It's wedge-shaped from its low nose For rear passengers add assist handle on and large under-the-bumper air intake to (Please turn to page S-2)

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1992 ROB PAINE/FORBES NEWSPAPERS ONE OF THE TWO new Route 31 dealerships acquired by Flemington Town & AIR BAG, ABS, p/s, p/b, aulo,, 4 Country President Steve Kalafer will feature Volkswagen, Audi and Porsche cars. cyl., AM/FM cass, 14,300 rental mi., program car, VIN# NF133291, Svk.# 922571P, Orig. 3 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLES IN Commitment to excellence MSRP $17,440. 13,290 STOCK AT SIMILAR SAVINGS Kalafer expands Flemington line with purchase 1992 MERCURY of Volkswagen, Porsche, and Audi dealerships MARQUIS! S Lt, V8, «lr bag, auto.BUto , p/n/s« p/bnAi, starntar , ^^ By ROZOERKEN work." cats., p/w/lcks., p/vts./mlrrr, alum 2 OTHER GRAND MARQUIS SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Flemington Car & tilr, VIN* NX73IMSB. Stk.t 92-2607- Truck Country re- P, 19,96a rental ml., program car, one AVAILABLE AT COMPARABLE hen a business focuses all its at- cently won the Qual- In itock at Ihls price. 16,995 SAVINGS. tention on one goal — customer ity Dealer Award for Wsatisfaction — its mission is tar- customer satis- Prices Include all costs to be paid by consumer except for lie, reg. & taxes. geted, sure and specific and, most likely, faction, one of only successful. eight finalists in And when Steve Kalafer, president of America. His part in Flemington Car & Truck Country leads his the success of the 340 employees in aiming for their target, business, he said, is they usually succeed. What's the secret? "just a conduit for Flemington "Customer satisfaction is the only thing the employees' CAR & TRUCK COUNTRY Ihnt's really important," said Mr. Kalafer, awards." who credits his employees' efforts for win- His phiJosophy of Family Off ning the many awards Flornington Car & customer satis- STEVE KALAFER Dealerships IVuck Country has won. "Customer satis- faction also explains faction takes the commitment of all our the car dealership's recent acquisition of employees. They're dedicated to serving Volkswngen, Porsche and Audi. nnd satisfying customers' needs. "I'm es- Although German products have not RTS. 202 & 31, FLEMINGTON 908-782-3673 pecially proud of our service department's (Please turn to page S-2) U-2/Forbes Newspapers juide February 17,16,19,1993

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Copyright »WJ17HHC SOX m).. daan In A out, 9ISO0 «09S4977S1 DtOVOW Watsrcraft PONTIAC- 79 Bon- roof, r. window louvortt many now parta A tlraa. nevlMe, runt good, AC, 54k ml., 92600/BO. 906- Aaklng 92800. 483-0001 •UMUM- MXJS.4DP.. mat an ad In thie leeal Pwr., AM/AM/catl. ttOO/ 2764330. Ei, ocnd: loadad, bulnMn paper also goes Into 19 Insurance MIRCURY- S9 Sabla radar A car phono. 7SK, other local paperaT BO. 660-1942 after S OOO0M- M Diplomat, I LSt wBoon* AC, OfuiMi • 13.900, day 90S-234- cyl., full power, tilt, Basoh ovor 400.000 Call for a tin, mW cond. 1SK ml 039S, 90»6S8-1070 tvo. rttiwft wHh oiw CMII eurtee, AC, AM/FM Cat*. 910,500. CaN 469-0290 txt. cond. 24,500 ml. MAZDA- 92, 88IDX, Price Quote 99600. 7224BS2 MtTBUBtSHI- 94 Start, 40R, Bapd. PS. PS, Air, on, turbo, 49k, btt. Int., AM/FM CM., crulao. ilk A Complete anVtm/coM., B apd., ac, mi,, txt. Wanr. 112,000/ paople, ovary weali In BO. 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the application of new engineering designs and tech- Integra niques evolved from racing and performance applica- tions and installed in an affordable street car. The FLEMINQTON TOWN A COUNTRY President Steve Kalafer stands inside his new BMW showroom (Continued from page U-l) aluminum alky engine features dual overhead cams, fscently located at routes 202 & 31 in Flemington. B pillar. Replace motorized shoulder harness with a 4-valves per cylinder, programmed fuel injection, elec- Lincoln-Memiry, Flemington Nis- we have the widest variety of driver's air bag and adjustable height shoulder strap. Kalafer tronic engine management and variable valve timing. san-BMW, Flerolngton Buick-GMC products the public is looking for." For serious roadhandling offer optional suspension (Continued from page U-l) Tnick-Isuzu, Flemington Mr. Kalafer said. "So now we have AH this and excitement too. had the best sale pace, he points Chevrolet-GEO, Flemington Chrys- every quality brand, including and tire package. out, "Flemington VW-Poreche- ler-Plymouth-Dodge, Flemington Jeep, which is in the forefront of PRICE AS TESTED Audl offers the best prices vis a vis Inflniti, Flemington Mazda, Flem- four-wheel drive sport utility ve- ECONOMY hicles." Japanese products." ington Mitsubishi and Flemington EPA ratings are 24 city/29 highway. I averaged 26.8. $10,119 including air conditioning. Pontiac-Subnu. "Although we Flemington Car it Truck Coun- Besides Flemington VW- try is located at routes 202 & 31 Ponche-Audi, consumers will find have so many products already and Is open Monday to Saturday, 0 CONCLUSIONS BASE PRICE Ditchman/Flemington Ford- available, we wanted to make sure a.m.-4p.m. What makes the Acura Integra GS-R interesting Is $17,910 with full GS-R equipment Writer recalls some bitter auto lemons that were flops company had of its customers. The problem is that it DE LOREAN: Who can forget this stainless steel and was flush enough to put millions into the project - .' FORBES NEWSPAPERS didn't work. It may have been that the car was too sports car that was built in a Northern Ireland plant The plant was moved to Illinois in 1950 and while the plain in an ere of escalating American opulence or that was so divided that Catholic and Protestant car was officially in production for five years, just * Andre Maurols, a French writer and biographer of perhaps it was that people just dkint like the idea of workers had to have separate entrances to avoid le- under 400 of them were built Muntz folded the op- . some note, once said "Business is a combination of buying their new cars off the floor of a department thal conflicts at the front gate. If that doesn't jog the war and sport" and that quotation is particularly true store. Whatever the reason, only 2,363 Allstates were memory, how about the fact that John Z. De Lorean eration when his television company got into financial of the car business. The recent feigning and posturing produced. A loser of a car from a company that didnt was tried for dope smuggling when he sought "alter- trouble. . of Ford and Honda over the sates figures of the Tau- usually make those kinds of mistakes. nate" methods of financing his crumbling empire. TUCKER: The movie was pretty accurate according rus and the Accord is a prune example. It cost Ford BRICKL1N: The business machinations of Malcolm Millions were embezzled by the principles and the to Debbie Hull, owner of a Tucker that's been in the an estimated $1 IS million to be able to advertise that Brkklin are legendary. He was the Boy Wonder of the ramifications are still being felt around the world. family since 1959. Preston Tucker was another ec- . it sold 16,238 more Tauruses than Honda sold Accords hardware business in his youth and he further en- About 4,000 were shipped here and if you notice any centric industrialist who decided to do the automobile . but it made the Taurus the sales winner for 1992. hanced his fortunes as an early day importer of the similarity between the Bricklin and the De Lorean, It his way. For 1948, a car with a flat-opposed six cyl- \ ', But there were a lot of losers, too, and some of Subaru. He put $20 million (mostly other people's was because John Z. was an observant visitor to the inder in its tail was outlandish and bizarre - and • them were outstanding in their failures. This is a few money) into the production and distribution of the Bricklin plant in 1974. of them that failed in recent history. Brkklin SV-1 sports coupe by 1974. It started life in MUNTZ: "Madman Muntz" was a flamboyant used Tucker was a salesman par excellence. He sold these ALLTATE: The resent troubles at Sears, Roebuck Michigan but the plant was transferred to Canada car dealer in Southern California in the '40s and was big machines on speculation and was prosecuted for ! ] tc Co. brings to mind the two years (1952 and 1953) where most of the can were buUt The design and so popular at the time that Bob Hope referred to this fraud but beat the rap. His company (and Tucker : * ihat this venerable merchandiser sold its own brand production problems were horrendous, mainly from "crazy" used car salesman in nearly every one of his himself) went down the tubes in '49 after 56 cars were of automobile through its retail outlets. It had sold its Brkklin's personal quirks and those engineers in- radk) broadcasts for several months during the World built For further details on the Tucker, rent the * own Sears high-wheeler from 1908 to 1912 but at that volved in its production were amazed the thing War II days. Race car builder Frank Kurtis built a video. worked. The government of New Brunswick, Canada , time, it was a catalog item only. The Allstate was, in cute little sports car in 1948 and after a production As in war and sports, there's winners and losers in invested millions as did a couple of American banks run of 21 of these lightweight stormers sold the whole . reality, a rebadged and cosmetkally altered Henry J, the car business. The above were losers in sales but » an early day compact that was built by the short-lived and by the time the bubble burst and the creditors operation to Muntz who stretched the machine into a - Kaiser-Frazer Corporation. Sears executives like the closed it up in 1975, just 2,800 some-odd Bricklini had 4-placed Stone Age lincoln-powered Thunderbird. not in prestige. I doubt that in the future well be •: Henry J because it fit the no-nonsense image that the been made. 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lotk IT 19,1993 Forbes Nmspjpeis Weekend"'" 3" Weekend Nashville East: Manville has become an East Coast focal point for country music fans By WILUAM WESTHOVEN wood and low impact, very easy on the WeelmlPlus Editor feet." ace it, all you sophisticated, met- "The big dance floor is the thing," said ropolitan cosmopolitans. Country Jon Madsen of Griggstown, a Yellow Hose music has not only crossed the regular. "I've been to country places all over FMason-Dixon line; it's actually hip. the country. It's a real nice dance floor. All Cling if you will to faded images of Ten- the bands might not be as good as they are nesse Ernie Ford and his mountain twang; in, say, Texas, but a lot of them are real of Deliverance and moonshiners keeping good. And IVo been coming here three rhythm by tootin' a jug; of Kitty Wells, Lor- times a week since it's been open, and I've etta tynn and the rest of the "higher the only seen two fights. That's pretty good, hair, the nearer to God" crowd. Today's don't you think?" countiy music is lean, mean and it's filling Rhodes runs a dean, tight ship. The secu- QCOflOE PACCieiLOAVEEKENOfLUS dance floors large enough to play football rity is low-key but dearly present, which Urn dtnctrt tn|oy th«»pKfouidinc«floor ttthtYtllow ROM In Manvillt. on. helps the atmosphere remain warm and Particularly in Manville. OTIS that N(wh- friendly. Generously-spaced tables surround than many believed Christmas. viUeEastl the perimeter of the square dance floor, "Business was very good when we first "There's a lot of places offering country Yes, Manville, which is developing a repu- which is dearly the center of attention. At opened, but with the coining of the new music these days, but the only places that tation as one of the most active country one end of the dance floor is a DJ booth. At wave a couple of years a|o, that's when really seem to do it right are the ones who music hotbeds this side of Branson, Mis- the other em) in the far comer is a stage (or things really took off," said Rhodes. HAt the do it foil-time," said M.D. Blessing (see side- souri. live bands, which is visible from nearly ev- same time, there were a lot of rock clubs bar), a popular country performer from Countiy music came to Manville about erywhere, but closest to the dancers, who closing down, and we brought a lot of those Westchester County who plays many dubs seven years ago, when a former roller rink line dance as a group of two-step as couples, people in, too." up and down the east coast was converted into the Yellow Rose, a genu- many adorned m fashionable western garb. Acknowledging the average countiy Still more clubs, restaurants and hotels ine country western dance hall and a mag- Ano^ of awwe, the requisite Stetsons and music fan's feverish affinity for dancing, the are bowing to the will of the masses by net for country fans from all over the Gar- cowboy hats and Yellow Rose offers offering country music and dancing on a den State and beyond. boots. 1Aia'i*a Kaon tn a IntnfmnHam d"ice lessons 1\ies- regular or semi-regular basis. Ifyou want to Even last weekend's horrible weather couldn't keep the faithful away. Friday It's not all that dif- WeVBOeen to a KK Of mOOem ay.Thursday eve- get your feet wet at a local country music night was understandably a little light, but ferent from a disco, OOUnfrV DldCe$f but it'S flOt the rungs, and also of- night,go right ahead. But be warned, sooner by early Saturday evening, the parking lot and not surprisingly, TWe /n^ VOJIAU/ Onca tn fcrs a "family nighf or later, if you catch the fever, prepare to many people who I n© (I ne remw now in along with dance end up in Manville. used to n ^ typical Saturiay night, our doors L ^ J .** iS /WCf) k'snWQ lessons on Sunday. "This is our first time here," said Steve are closed by about 9:45 p.m., and after that, cos have made the Friday and Satur- Vesce of Long Valley, who made the 40- it's in-and-out," said Ron Rhodes, a resident conversion. The dos- day, however, the minute trek down to Manville with his wife, of Manville who has managed the Yellow ing. in fact, of many PMtfKraK/50 dance floor is domi- Pamela, and some friends. "We like country Rose, located at 720-731 South Main Street, dance clubs, and music, but the real reason we came here for the past six years. "Sometimes sooner." some of the older Mbrahsm, Ma. ft***™was my sister-in-law came down here from A combination of events helped to make country dubs dam- tainment in them- Massachusetts for the express purpose of the Yellow Rose a thriving business. First aged by the recession, helped bring in that selves for anyone who hasn't seen them. coming to the Yellow Rose" and foremost, the owners had experience in many more folks to the Yellow Rose, Country music in Manville, though, isn't "I go to the Cactus dub in Manchester,11 the country music field, and knew what The "New Wave" of modem country per- limited to the Yellow Rose. Sidewinders (140 said Vesce's sister-in-law, PattiKraus of WU country fans wanted. formers like Garth Brooks and tyle Lovett Falcon Road) offers country music and braham, Ma. "We heard about the Yellow "TCiey chose this building because it had is another factor in the dub's success, as is dancing six nights a week, as does the Yel- Rose up there and heard it had one of the a 3,200 square-foor dance floor," said Billboard magazine's newer, more-accurate low Rose. Ine VP.W. Hall on Washington largest dance floors around We've been to a Rhodes, 'That's what country music people method of counting record sales that has Avenue used to host countiy music shows lot of modem country places, but it's not the look for, a good dance floor. And this one supported the long-standing belief that for the Country Music Association as often same. TWs is nicer, it's more countrified" was designed as a dance floor - it's all country records have been selling better as twice a week, but they stopped after How 'bout that? Manville. Go figure. Rising country star counting his Blessings M.D. Muting was bom In Blooms* reputation that has earned a deal big country spots from upstattNew In addition to al trie "Roses," bury. New Jeney, but his fonty with Nashvle-bated Lodestar York and Connecticut down to Phis- Blessing also cited the Palamino Oub mowd south when he was sti a boy. Records, a record coming out this dstphla. "There's the Yelow Rose In In Waington and, of course, Side- Many years later, as a strugsjhg spring and a completed videotor their Manvie, the Star Rose down hi winders in Manvfle, as places com- country music performer, ho fielded first sin^e, "Chert." West Deptford sod the MkM0itRos6 mitted to country music. And by and what he considered a wNd susjssstlon Of course, with a yw record in Quatatown (Pa.)/1 satd BMng. large, it's those full-time haN^that he from his Westchester County agent comes new responsibilities, and the "A lot of roses. I even a hired a guy feels are the best. "He said, Wry not come up and band will spend the summer touring once to play with us at the Yelow "Just about every other place is play around hem for a while/ " said the south and west but no matter Rose, but he went to the wrong rose. part-time, and country music fans are Blessing, who still had family in the how big he gets, Blessing promises to It gets confusing." creatures of habit. When they find a Tri-State area as well. "I said to him, return to his newfound home base. As for Marine, Blessing cites its place they like, they stick to it," he There Is no country music scene up "We don't want to stay away too strategc location as one reason the said. "To open a club takes time and there.' He just said, 'Wanna bet?' " long, because this is where are dubs here have been so successful. money, so If you're going to open a He called his agent's bluff, but as friends are, and our fans have been "South Jersey is a little healthier country music club, you have to love he found out, ft was no bluff. Now, just great. This area has been very for country music overall, but Manville it. If you can't make up your mind IB months later, MD. Blessing and good to us." is the center of countiy music In New whether to book countiy music or the Prophets of Swing have as many Blessing, who describes his blend Jersey. It's right off the highway and hot-oil wrestling, you might as well bookings as they can handle, in clubs of original and traditional country fa- you can get there from the Outer- stick to hot-oil wrestling." larger than they could imagne, and a vorites as ''Hillbilly Soul/' plays all the bridge Crossing In 20 minutes." -William Westhoven M.D. BLESSING

Forbes Newspapers Feb. 1419,1993 YEN T S Mark your calendar Spectre spectacular Ghost tours offered by Spy House in Port Monmouth ByMUAV.NGWSSK VMMNSfionUI VtfflBf et the ipWt move you on i "ghost tour*1 of a Revolution- ary Warera inn once used as L• secret meeting place for spies. Pirapiychtfogist Jane Doherty will gride viirton through the halls and rooms of the Spy House Museum in J?ort Monmouth as you learn about the ghostly inhabitants of the Inn. The ghost tours are usually held in the fall, but response was so overwhelming that tours will be held Feb. 19-21 and Feb. 26-27 Art thtft gbotti in tlw historic Spy HOUM Muttunt In Port Monmoulh? 8M for yourntf whtn starting at 6:30 pjn, with the last thO Muoutfft SjpOMOft pMSt tOUfl UM MXt tWO WMKtndS. tour at 10:30 pm "I had to turn so many people away in the (all, because 1 just couldn't aooomodate tram all/* Doherty unnerved by something that went bump one Halloween night said. "I do think people are becoming much more fascinated with the "We had a midnight tour this past Halloween and they were the last other aide. And I think the movie Gfctf had something to do with it - ones in there," she said "And we actually heard the footsteps of a ghost the romance of the whole thing. The tour was my own idea because I upstairs so everyone screamed. The surprise to me was going up those wanted to educate people on the ghost phenomena." steps to make sure there wasnt a human being up there playing a joke. FrjrtrienuntofheaitttegrwitseixounteredOT There was no one up there." friendly from the pirate Itobert to Abigail, who is often seen staring out One jokester taking his third ghost tour was aware of the three to am Tto participants truiy spot the §^ former secret hiding places in the inn. tending to he o^chm or poedbfyM the p^ "He was aware that people did invesitgate that spot, which is nowa a "dirty old man" closet, so he hid in there. The door slammed open twice and he said he "More common is a gentle touch. But you have to be a heavy woman, didn't do it," Doherty said "I went in there to check it out, he was because that was what was voluptuous in his time," Doherty said, "I coming out at me and I let out a bloodcurdling scream. So the ghost- always tell them on the tours that I had the pleasure of being pinched buster was screaming." by a dirty old man - only he was on the tour, he wasn't a ghost" Each tour lasts about one hour, No reservations are required. Participants on ghost tours tend to be adults rather than teenaged Directions to the Spy House: Take the Garden State Parkway to Exit thrill-seekers and their reasons for attending are varied. 117. Take Route 36 to Main Street in Port Monmouth, cross Route 36 to "Surprisely it's mostly adults on the tours and they have many Wilson Avenue and turn left onto Wlson. The Spy House is located at questions about ghost phenomena. There are people who are curious. the end of Port Monmouth Road. There are people who have had an experience and there's just the pure Private group tours, participation in seances, classes and lectures can entertainment of it," Doherty said. be arranged throughout the year, For more information or reservations Doherty is president of the Jersey Society of Parapsychology and call (908) 757-2508. director of the Institute of Intuitive Arts, a school for psychic de- velopment She recentty appeared on Fox's Sightings, was seen on NBC SPY HOUSE MUSEUM QHOST1OUR Feb. 19-21, Feb. 26-27,6:30-10:30 p.m., and heard on WPST (97.5-FM) conducting a radio seance. at the Spy House Museum, Port Monmouth Road, Port Monmoutti. Admission (by But Ms. Doherty*s expertise didn't guarantee that she couldn't be donation) $8 adults, $4 senkxVcMklren under 12. (906) 757-2508. Speakers

Feb. 23; Ntw Brunswick center, •MontdelrStittQoipelEn- Fali1e)#> OtcWmon Unrventty ••Afnc*vArr#ric*n Root!" end (201) 761-9575 Route 533, Hamilton (609) 695-65S3,585-4841 y, F«b, 21,10:30 a.m. 8 p.m. F«6.24. Related dtt- sernble ind the Afticen Dance Tht Mamton, Madison achievements. Free admission. Programs on Wednesday at 8 •Explains the Mudd Incident of TmoteSnoiom cuuionatlla.ni,Feb.23. Troupi 3 p.m. Feb. 28. (201) M3B661 MNKIUCV p.m. Free admission. 1865, wnm a physician set the •Concert wHnancy, noon Feb. (Men Oeunty Oetiit •Muslim mWiter pondem the Tuesday, March 2,6 p.m. •Rev. Lawrence B, Porter, 818 V*et Seventh St. broken teg of accused assassin 24. (906)709-7501 purpoii of hnowJedii. Fret ad- Governor Moms Inn "Some Thoughts on the Dating John Wilkes Booth. Free ad- Free •dmiuion to listed events, mission. 2WNppanyRd.,Mojristown of Easter," March 3. (908) 75*6447 •Vtctor Vega) on Hh^enk: orj- mission. tfns In the Afrfcen world, 11 •Gait Lou, gospel slngtr, &m* IIITOMMYO'DMICOU (201) 386-2037 •Rev, W, Jerome Bracken on St. Thomas Aquinas, March 10. StZHAUSnAWRNHTS tmtf imaiganii Wte about t.m.Feb.25, bethcamput theater, 12:30 Sunday, March 7,8 p.m. •librarian speaks about life and Wednesday, Feb, 24,8 p.m. ttw murpnet of mo-Niriwi •Ethnic Motfom. (inn and dli- p.m. Feb. 23. Immaculate Conception education in Vietnam since the •Sister Catherine Vtncie on the Eucharist, March 24. Chapter One In Germany. Free tdntlssion. cutiion, 6 p,m, Feb. 26. •Vincent Wrlce on jazz ap- Seminary, Seton Hill University war. Adults $30, students $20; 128 Raritan Ave. HACK MH0RV MONTH *RitM*of-passaga worksnop, preciation, Room N-25, Cran- South Orange Includes dinner. •Rev, John F, Russell on St. Therese of Usieux, March 31. Highland Park 10:30 a.m. Feb. 27, ford, 3 p.m. Feb. 24. (201) 761-9575 VtrALYWMW (908) 572-7340 V*»dWd*A», Edison •Black Freedom Theater, 11 CUMUIUOM •Spirituality for today's Chris- MfXANOCRMCUMID KENNETH UM •Scriptwriters-cum-pertbrmers (90S) 906-2566 a.m, March 1, Wednesday, Feb. 24,8 p.m. tian, explored by a theokw Tuesday, March 2, noon Sunday, Feb. 28,9:30 a.m. read from their one-act plays, fm •dmWon (except where filihop Doutfwty Student professor from the Pontifical Fairleigh Dickinson University Temple Beth t\ free admission. Student Center Ballroom Center, Seton Hall University University of St. Thomas Aqul- The Mansion, Madison 1495 Amwell Rd,, Somerset LEONID SHAMK0VKH •QuNomto, Mm and discussion. Upper Montclalr South Orange n*$ in Rome Freo «dmlssion, (201) 593-8661 (908) 973-2325 Wednesday. Feb. 24, noon. 6 p.m. Feto. 19, (201) 893-7827 (201) 761-9098 EUZAftfM JOHNSON •Artists from Russia talk about •Jewish humor in American his- Feirteigh Dickinson University •Qoiptl concert w/narratlon by Free admission to ail events. •British actress gives a one- Thursday, Feb. 25, nxn efforts to preserve relics of the tory, os explained by a New The Mansion, Madison York museum curator, Free ad- Piny Dfvtt, 6 p.m. Feb. 20. •Dr. Jerry Mldptte on "Justice women reading of The Turn of College Center Lounge Soviet era. Free admission. (201) 593-8661 mission. tor All?" noon Feb. 25. tne Screw, Henry James' Rarltan Valley Community LENTEN LECTURE SEMES •The Russian chess tradition, explained by a grandmaster and •MitootnX, 1972 documen- •Ashia M. Tours on tha political story. Admission $10. College, Branchburg Immaculate Conception QEOROE McNAMARA American champion. Free ad* tary (not tht Spike L»movi«) destiny of the African world, 7 JOSEPH BOWMAN (908) 2188873 Seminary, Seton Hall University Tuesday, Feb. 23, 7 p.m. t Hamilton Free Public Library mission, College Center, Edison, 11 a.m. p.m. Feb. 25. Tuesday, Feb. 23, B p.m. •Genealogist discusses South Orange

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Member* $14, (proteeakweie JO-BO) hail, Ratify, 8p.m, Feb.20, days. ctiestn of New Jeney petcus* •rragrtSSM ntKt in nannOme *0R8VMU8 27, Costj7; jgcHet fegmitd, roHUM mn ittnUfi non-members $16; proper it* sion trio etBasWr* Ridge Wodoi end Huber Woods, m (ag)as IS^aMar) (908) 221-0047 (609) 520-9337. tire required. (908)412-8328. Country dub, 5:45 p.m. Feb. (Mam, 11a.m. Fab. 20. (908) 704-1962 •Netwon^itBrWgMMter tOCULIAWIOOMAND (908)446-2699 NEW EXKCTA110NS 21. Cost 112 (n advanct, $15 Meet In commuttf lot at Gar- •BaMroom dance at McAteers, Manor, 6 p.m. Thursday*. Cost •Discussion group (not church- (201)984-9158 at the door. den State Partway Exit 120. Somerset, 7:30 p.m. Thurs- $12. ummum affiliated), social hour, and •Discussion group and dancing PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS Members $3, non-members days. Cost $5. •Danct at Governor Morris Inn, (201) 492-9664 dancing at first Presbyterian at Mofristown Unitarian Fellow- MM-Jwtay Chapter 2H 14. MHiftHHQUf Monistown, 8:30 p.m. Feb. 19. •At American Ugon hall, Whip- Church, Hightstown, 9 p.m, Fri- ship, 8 p.m. Fridays, Cost tB. (908) 248-8840 SJNQUFACIS (a#s«40-etfer) Cost $10; Jacket and tie re- pany, 9 p.m. Feb. 19. days. Cost $6. •Dance at Holiday Inn, Spring- •Closed dance (members only) (908) 462-2406 (908) 665-2686.766-1839 quind. CfNTMLJIMCY QOTTAMNCf FOR field, 8:30 pm Ftfc 20. Cost at Ramads Inn, Raritan Center, Cost for aH events $10. between 6-9 p,m, mmmwuxmL TAUnWMNCUJI MNCt IOVIN1 UNQUS $8; Jacket required, Edison, 8 p.m. Feb. 21. New- •Oanca at Miyfalr Farms, West •Rap or bridge at Central Pres- FOftSINQltt RIM •<» tM iMIfJ 21*MMf) (908)707-0660 •Dance at Ramada Inn, East member orientation at 7:30 Orange, 9 p.m, Fab. 19. Jacket byterian Church, Summit, 6:30 (agM2l4D (908)704.8480 •Dance at Costa del Sd. Hanover, 8:30 p.m. Feb. 27. p.m. Coat $8, nquind. p,m. Sundays. Cost $2. 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1 - ' "*'• ' "•• t 4*iti(£ '•• • 4, - ?• ^ •' :.* :•»* i* ? •' i| A fhatifthere is no tomorrow?" Bill '1JW Murray screams into a telephone. •• "There wasn't one today!" • • Tliat just about sums up Oravi* hof My, the latest comedy in which Bill Munay, the most successful of the Saturday Night Live alumni in movies, starts out as an obnoxious wi- 3eguy and ends up a cuddlyt vulnerable grownup. In this case, the transition is aided by unseen forces, perhaps by fate itself. Playing a smarmy Pittsburgh weatherman named Phil Connors, Murray is sent to Punxsatawney, Pi, to cover the titular festival, in whkh a large rodent is abused just enough to determine how long winter will last this year. Phil is sent out in a van with his producer Rita CAndie MacDoiwll, providing the ob- ligatory gorgeous love interest to a middle-aged man somewhat less than gorgeous himself) and cam- -....41 eraman (Chris Elliott) to report on Punxsatawney Phil, the world's best-known groundhog. Phil's the type who refers to himself as "the talent" and re- BIK Murray md Mi funy co*stftf 90 for i drivt In th# ntw contdy Groundhog fuses to stay in the same hotel with the crew. 1 He wakes up the next morning at six, to the toy, dtrtcttd by Murray * Gtosttutfta cc-tUr Harold Rtmts, strains of "I Got You Babe" and annoying patter from the inevitable morning comedy DJs, and goes through the day before you know it, Phil the misanthrope is rescuing elderly panhan- insulting just about everybody and complaining when an unexpected dlers, catching falling children, changing old ladies' tires and, most blizzard (a cosmic insult to the TV weatherman) forces him to stay in significantly, learning to fall in love with Rita, not just to maneuver her Punxsatawney for another day* into a horizontal position. Problem is, it isnt another day. It's the same day, beginning with After a while, though, it all gets a little restless. A movie about a Sonny and Cher and progressing exactly the same way. The only one single day played over and over again presents a singular problem in motion; if everyone but Phil wakes up thinking it's the first February 2 who doesn't do exactly the same thing again is Phil (the human, not the r\ groundhog) and he's good and confused, When it happens again and of the year, they have to act the same, and he's stuck starting from again and again, he's more than confijsed; he's down- scratch again. It's not like he can build on the foun- '*i;; right panicky. dation he started yesterday; there not only isn't a All this is'just line: director/co-screenwriter Harold DlfeCtDT HdfOtd RaflWS tomorrow, there's no yesterday. 0S Ramis knows Murray well, and gets a controlled per- f^jowS MUffSV W6ll dfld Ramis does what he can. In various Groundhog Day formance from his star. After Phil gets wise to the * ' incarnations, Phil consults doctors about his strange deal, he starts having fun with his predicament, find- gfetS B OOfMlBQ problem; he commits suicide a few times; he becomes ing out just enough about an attractive bystander's rwnvmarm fmm hk cfar expressed and tries to change the day so drastically it past on one February 2 to pretend to be an old fATiuirr wr R*? » via 1 »a war cant happeh n againmmin*; hhep spendsnonrfsc rowone perfec i*rfMt dartoyv witwithh schoolmate and get her into bed on the next Febru- ——— ———— Ritrfln>a t(untinnnpl hne tries to seduce her and she slaps him ary 2. He even proposes marriage; after all, there's no tomorrow. over and over again). The only thing he never tries is staying up all As the movie works its formula, Ramis knows enough not to give us night until 6 tun., and the audience may wonder why he doesn't think too much of the same day over and over; we'd be bored out of our skulls of that to see the same sequence until it hurts. Instead, he finally ends up The supporting cast is just fine; Elliott gets off a few wise cracks in giving us a few variations on the same scene, one after another, so we grand style, Stephen Tobolowsky as the insurance salesman from Hell can see how Phil manages to change (and in most cases, improve) his is annoying, as he should be, and Brian Doyle-Murray gives his brother day until he has it close to perfection. a hand as the head groundhog guy. Much of his transformation to caring individual is through his grow- But the show is clearly Bill's, and he runs with it. Groundhog Day is ing relationship with Rita, whom he notes will wake up the next mom- his best movie since Ghostbusters, even if it docs end abruptly and ing "thinking I'm a jerk again." Her humanity (which goes a little too doesn't exactly ever become hilarious. It's all Bill, and it's amusing, far; nobody toasts to world peace in a hotel bar) is contagious, and these days in comedy, that's about as good as it gets. Film capsules

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FortxsNewspapefS Feb. 17-19,1993 thumbs down approach to movies" said Rose, While the students don't know which Movie movies will be screened until the last minute, Amos and Andmu, which stars Ni- cholas Cage and Samuel L Jackson (cur- rently starring in National lampoon's Load- ed Weapon), is likely to be the first film to talk be shown. Others under consideration include Bod- ies Rest and Motion starring Bridget Fonda Mov/e mate add and Eric Stoltz; Hovselhold Saints starring Tracey Ullman; Indecent Proposal stoning personal touch to Robert Bedford, Demi Moore and Woody Harrelson; Jack t/ie Bear starring Danny sneak previews DeVito; Mad Dog and Glory starring Bill fyWIWAMWESTHOVEN Ourray and Robert DcNiic; Mr. Jona (Rich- ard Gere, Lena Olin,); The Picfcle (Danny t's been a busy few months for Chuck Aicllo, Dyan Cannon); Rich m Luve (Jill Rose, filmmaker and host of New Jer- Clayburgh, Albeit. Finney); and Sleepless in sey's Sneak Preview Symposium, a se- Seattle with Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan. I ries of feature film movie premieres that Last year's symposium featured such include in-person seminars with many of highlights as John Saylus discussing his the actors, writers and directors involved in movie Passion Fish, a well-received drama — r --r ------•= —— — —-—.—-— starring Mary McDonnell; Used People with Not only is he starting a new season of DlrtCtor Chuck ROM mttts With tctor Danny AltllO on tht Wt Of Rote's short production designer Stuart Wurtzel and ac- sneak previews at Movie City in Ekiison, this ™m 8bout «>• NfW **™9 Vlttntm Vtttrtnt' Mtmoritl, which will bt shown in tress Helen Hanft; Brother's Keeper with time sponsored by Mommouth College •" **•* Jvwy movlt thttttrt In tht coming Wttkt. producer/director Bruce Sinofsky; and 0/ (Rutgers sponsored last semester's screen- Mice and Men with producer Alan ings), but he's also directed a special trailer opening on May 7,1994, which will also be serve as a reminder to moviegoers that they Blomguist and actor Casey Siemaszko. that will be shown on all of the roughly 600 New Jersey Vietnam Veteran's Remember- can contribute by checking a box on their Offered on a non-credit basis by Mon- movie screens dotting the Garden State ance Day. state income tax form. mouth College, the screenings take place starting this week, 'The entire crew volunteered to work for Those same moviegoers also have the op- Tuesdays at 7:15 at Movie City beginning The three-minute film stars New Jersey free, including cinematographer Ken portunity to see new movies before they are Feb. 23. Avance registration is required, as resident Danny Aiello, the Oscar-nominated Kelsch, wh had to leave the next day to in general release, and learn more about is a tuition of $95 for the first six weeks, $95 star of Spike Lee's Do The Right Thing and begin lensing Snake Eyes, Madonna's new them from the principals involved, by sign- for the second six weeks (beginning April Woody Allen's Broadway Danny Rose, movie shooting in California," said Rose. ing up for the Symposium, which begins 13) or $ 175 for all 12 weeks if paid before among others. The subject - New Jersey's Their generosity was inspired in part by Feb. 23. the first screening. For more information, Vietnam Veteran's Memorial, currently the large sum of money needed to complete "The program is designed to get people of call (908) 571-3457. under construction near the Garden State the $5 million memorial. So far, only half of all ages to become students of film rather Arts Center and slated tentatively for a the money has been raised. The trailer will than just consumers with the thumbs up, I tLUDRO• HUMMEL* ROCKWELL• AUSTINt COPENHAGEN Suburban Jewelers Cnuntru Retails tf) Tht Collector's Place 139 Pinebrpok Road • Manalapan, NJ • 446-4100 Select from a truly impressive grouping featuring > S i \ i, >• >< OVER 1OOO AGES 3-15 LLADRO FIGURINES • 26 Acres. Air Conditioned Facilities • 4 Pools, 120 Foot Wateralide PLUS MANY OTHER • Sports Clinics, Guest Professionals FINE COLLECTABLES • Jazz Dance, Performing Arts • Go-Karts, Hockey • Snorkling, Scuba Diving Hllliborough • Horseback Riding, Archery (Ctntral Avt.) Niw Brunswick • Soccer, Baseball, Basketball ...A very remarkable and Important Commercial Avt.) collection, the largest In the Tri-State Hoptlawn • Camp Sleepover area, featuring many limited edition (ntxttoBradlM's) • Cartoon Illustration, Tennis and retired pieces only available at WE HONOR ALL • Spectacular Evening Show The Collector's Place COMPETITORS COUPONS Team & Individual Sports lets 15.19 plus tai this coupon Woodworking, Rocketry tltt The Jeweler You Can Trust Gymnastics, Rollerblading Our Prices Are Honest Individualized Swim Instruction

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Peviov revue Break out the Kleenex for 'Untamed Heart' o some, it may seem like Ghost with- about a waitress and a dishwasher and their Heart, a relatively unremarkable romance tempts wariness or even brickbats by wear- out the ghost. Or Whoopi Goldberg, for worlds. It's a fairy tale with dishwater with great youth appeal...The movie features ing a neon heart on its sleeve...Iikc past that matter. hands..Tony Bill's direction walks a thin a gentle, old-fashioned love, sweet and un- romantic sleepers {Say Anything..., To others, particularly young girls, T line between the fable of the underlying dynamic, but it also has a an exciting Dogf\ght)t this is a decptively low-key movie the new movie IMmwd HMrt will be the story and the realism of the world the har- acting-pairing. No, not Tomei and Slater, with emotions visibly raw." latest movie to jerk tears to, preferably on acters live in...The movie is kind of sweet but Tomei and Rosie Perez, two of the new the arm of their favorite fella, who they and goofy, and works because its heart is in crop of streetwise, sassy, borough-accented, probably wish was the movie's hearthrob the right place. Tomei is winning and warm, ethnic leading ladies who are galvanizing The Village Voice male lead - Christian Slater. Yeah, the and Slater projects the right note of mystery the screen." same Christian Slater about whom Bufry and doomed romance." Georgia Brown from Buffy, the Vampire Slayer stated, "All "It's hard to imagine the gentle, affecting I want to do is graduate high school, go to USA Today Untamed Heart without Marisa Tomei, a Europe, marry Christian Slater and die." The New York Post surprising talent capable of holding an en- But if that's your kind of movie, this one's Untamed Heart tire movie with her bright eyes and un- a keeper, at least if you believe the critics: Jaml Bernard "Marina Tomei is as unforgettable in Un- spoiled manner..,DirectorTony Bill spe- "This Valentine's Day, there will be much tamed Heart as she was as Joe Pesd's no- cializes in small, offbeat melodramas (Five sobbing in the land, and it will be issuing nonsense girlfriend in MyCousin Vinny, and Corners, Crazy People). Untamed Heart put The Daily News muffled from beyond the hankies of those that turn deserves to get her a supporting a lump in my throat and held it there for adolescent girls who regularly feature Chris- Oscar nomination when the Academy cock- the duration, a condition that grew rather Roger Ebert tian Slater in their prayers and in their a-doodle-doos its 1992 cholces,,.This fol- uncomfortable over time, Tony Bill proves "Untamed Heart is an unabashed ro- dreams, I predict those girls will make a lowup, which even at its best makes more he isn't afraid of sentiment, but he has yet mance, wrapped up in a working-class story fetish of Slater's performance in Untamed emotional sense, is a weeper delicacy that to find a way to use it"

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i summers ago, during the encore of Jeff Healy1! Witter- ing ict it Waterloo Village, a young man got down on his knees and proposed to hit girl- friend Apparently, the song Healy was performing, "Angel Eyes," was the couple's song. "Funny you should mention that," said Healy, who added he'd gotten married just four months ago. "I remember the day before my wedding, this guy came up and HMly Bind (Jot RockfNNit bits; HMly on Quttir ind did vocwi, Ton) SttpMfl, said tome 'Hey, my ex-wife and I dfum$ had our first dance to'Angel ) •* •**• •• ** opwlng Mlfor Bo n JovTi mtlonil tour, which comti to tht Brtndin ?yes,'' Now at the time, the song ty** AliM SaHiMtayS , W), 20 was only about two yean old, so I said 'Hey pal, you weren't married to long, were you?' A great thing to A video culled from the movie, with Healy performing the Doors' hear the day before your own wedding." "Roadhouse Blues/' brightened his star even further, as did a Grammy Healy's career as a guitar hero and successful recording artist, how- nomination in 1989 for best instrumental rock performance. His fol- ever, has shown more staying power. And next week, the Jeff Healy lowup album in 1990, Hell to flay, also sold well, while his current Band joins New Jersey's Bon Jovi for a national tour that will play the album, fleet This, has seen the band evolve a slicker, pop-oriented Brendan Byrne Arena Saturday, Feb. 20. sound Healy, who has supported little Feat, ZZ Top and Bonnie Raitt Songs like "Cruel Little Number" still pack a punch, but rely more on during previous tours, hadn't even met Bon Jovi before speaking with the successful pop formulas employed by Eric Clapton than the guitar WeefeendPlui last week, but he was looking forward to what he consid- pyrotechnics of the late blues guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan, with whom ered a golden opportunity for his band. he was compared to often when he first hit the scene. "This is one of those things, you thank God you have agents," he "We never really were a blues act outside of doing a few blues said "We've been looking to get onto a major act's tour since the first numbers," he said. "A 12-bar progression is such an easy thing to album came out and with no disrespect to Bonnie or to(th e others), this improvise over whether you're doing rock or whatever. But that's it We is a real major thing. We're looking forward toreachin g that many more don't comprise a whole set of blues and never did. We were a band that people that might not have been in touch with what we're doing." came out of the Toronto scene that certainly in the nud«'80s(inorderto Not that he doesn't have a large audience already, having debuted keep steady work, the more diverse you were in your set, the better." with the million-selling album See tte Light in 1988, followed by a Healy isn't sure how the Bon Jovi fans will treat him, but he's featured role in the movie Roadhoux with Patrick Swayze. confident that his band is up to the often thankless task of "warming Ironically, while See the Light had already established him as a star, up" for such a popular band And Bon Jovi fans will appreciate his he was still recording it when the call came for Healy and hk band method for combating the acoustic challenge of playing large halls, (bassist Joe Rockman and drummer Tom Stephen) to play the house "If your worth your salt you can adapt to whatever setting your in," band at the raucous honky tonk protected by Swayze in Roadtouae. he said, "One of the worst places we've played for acoustics was Toronto The movie came out of nowhere," he said. "The bookwriter had Skydome. And the secret to that is just playing as loud as you can." come from Toronto (Healy's home base) and had described our band (in And if you Ve never seen him onstage, don't be surprised when he the script) without naming us. We were in LA to record the album gets off his stool and makes his way about the stage, even showing off a anyway, so it just made sense. Everything was done all at once." few licks while playing the guitar behind his back, just like Hendrix and Sightless since the age of one, and having developed a unique style of his old buddy Stevie Ray. It may not be the blues, but it sure as hell playing the guitar in his lap with the fingers of his left hand dancing on rocks. the fretboard like a spider, it would have been hard for anyone else to play the part Fortunately, he was a natural, and his performances stood BON JOWJfFF HEALY BAND Saturday,Feb. 20,8 p.m. at the Brendan Byrne out from what was an otherwise ordinary action film. Arena, East Rutherford, Tickets $30, $22,50, $20. (908) 507-8900. Soundings

Sunday, Feb. 28,7 p.m. CASJATTtnWHO QUARTET chMdrsft $4. and as accompaniment for two si- Saturday, Feb. 27,8 p.m, Marriott hotel Sunday, Feb. 26,2 p.m. MURATON SCH0U CANTORUM ft lent film comedies. Admission $6. SL Mary's Abbey, Route 10, Whlppany New Jersey State Museum WMOEftlENKE RHUFttAM EMbwton School (201) 267-0206 205 West State St., Trenton Sunday, Feb. 21,3 p.m. Tuesday, March 2,8 p.m. Route 24, Monlstown •Jan ensemble performs repertoire (609) 292-6308 St. Mary's Abbey, State Theatre (201) 536-3231 from Duke Ellington to modern-day •Performing works by Louis Karchlrt, Delbarton School 19 Livingston Ave. •J.S. Bacti't Brandenburg Concerto composers. Admission $12 in ad- Steven Mackey, and other com- Route 24, Morristown New Brunswick No. 3; Brahms' Symphony No. 3 in vance, $15 at the door. posers. Free admission. (201) 538-3231 (908) 246-7469 F major. Free admission. MQRANO SALUTE CENTRAL JERSEY •Premiere of The Earth and /Is •Composer of the opera Elns'eln on IAULMKARUMC TOQUNNMUER SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Cmium by Philip Kim; also works Wednesday, March 3, Saturday, Feb. 20,8 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 28,3 p.m. by Sousa, J.S, Bach, and W. Francis tne Beach, performing with his en- 7:30 p.m. State Theatre Theatre at Raritan Valley McBeth, Free admission. semble. Admission $28(22. FairWgh Dickinson University 19 Livingston Ave, Community College UEtftWIN UONEL HAMPTON Lanfefl Hall, Madison New Brunswick Route 28, Branchburg Sunday, Feb, 28,3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 20,8 p.m. (201) 593-8661 (908) 246-7469 (908} 725-3420 Union Countv Arts Center Union County Arts Center •Folk singers and musicians from •Featuring The Modemaires, Beryl •Featuring the winner of this year's 1601 Irvine St., Rahway 1601 Irving St., Rahway Russia. Free admission, Davis, and Herb Kenny (from the Ink piano concerto competition. Adults (908) 499-8226 (908) 4994226 BERNtEMMCR QUARTET Spots), Admission $26-$15. (6; senior citizens, students, and •Organist performs in a solo concert (Please turn to pap 13) 12 Forbes Newspapers Feb. 17-19,1993 Soundings

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Sunday, Feb. 28.3 p.m, $10, senior titter* and stu- gufua J^JUIAW au VSLAB aiusJaM BUhopOwfiany Student dents $6. IwuT HONIT H TN RvCH riw ioniee)on. Center, Seton Hell Unrwiity NEW JERSEY NOVICE Friday, March 5,8 p.m. Mil HMSSSiaV South Orange Symphony Hall (201)761-9418 Saturday, Feb. 27,8 p.m, 1020 Broad St, Newer* Sund*/.ftb.21,40.m. •Pianists perform works by Co- Roosevelt School (201) 242-8110 pland, Schumann, Britten, Pou- Clark St., Westfleld •All-women African American Rubjm Arts Center lew, infante, and Mussorgsky. (908) 566-7263 quintet known for its harmcniz- Free admission. •Featuring 16 newly-formed en- kif, Admission $20. (901) 932-7511 sembles singing barbershop- TUESDAY NOONDAY CONCERT! •Hart* and peremelonltt play Sunday, Feb. 28,4 p.m. style. Free admission. Feb. 23, March 2; 12:15 p.m. Strand Theatre N J. IYMPHQNT (MVHUTRA KMipatrtcitChapil, Rutjen UrVvenrty ftto. 6 by Stunt Smith and 207 East Front St, PlalnteM Saturday, Marcn 6,1:30 p.m. T)Opt by Thorn* Dtbo-p*ui HaVplil Kithlttfl BfMt wNI op9n th§ 1993 Mtidowi FoundiUon of (906) 463-8703, 755-6552 State Thaatie, New Brunmrick (908) 932-7511 NnHreejiV vWiuiejiNjni UvnCffi Sinil wnn 1 pillUIMHnGf H •Qoapat concert featuring the Sunday, March 7,1:30 p.m. •Mdday recital of crwnbar Van WWdt HOUM Sunday, Ft*. 21,9 p.m. Jer*w Brothers and ttwee Symphony Hall, Newark music. Fraeadmiaaion. o«» acts, AtMtt $10, 1-60CMLUQRO Thursday, Msjch 4,8 p.m. free admission. W CUB a CHAMBER CH0M Bund*, Fit. 21,3 p.m. cttaani and atudanti $9, •uonpano • nonaneot, Moms Mjetum Friday, Fab. 26,8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 20,8 p.m. TcheHovtfcy'i Piano Concerto SNoimandyHalittiRd. Rteherdetti Auditorium, Huntardor County Park System No. 1 In B flat mlnon RHar and Saturday, March 6,8 p.m. Princeton University Route 31, CMnton (000)011 B1B1 SabNdiy,Feb.27,8p,m, the HMf by PiokoMVi Ad- (906) 479-1555 1-800-AUEORO Theatre it RarttanVaHey (609) 258-5000 •Onjriet praridat aooompmt' Nloholit Muaic Cantar, misDon $13, $8 •Gurtarttt end bmjo player per- •Carter's Woodwind Quartet Community Cottoia •Joint concert, featuring the mint to tha sHont fHm The Stu- Rutgan Arts Center forms vtflik Bourne In a oof* Nielsen's ftrinteti Reicha'i Route 28, Brenchburg flwtufrm by Faure and four Qeorp St, New Btunewick W00OWINO QUARTET feenouse settiri Adurts$4.S0, Quintet In C major) Beethoven's (908) 725-3420 Sew foremen's Wees by AwRiojIoft 8B*f5« cWWren under 12 $2.25. Quintet tor Piano and Winds. •Turn-of-the-century music, Brahms, Adults 16, senior citi- WE8TF1EU> IYMPHQNV Admission $18. conducted by Rick Benjamin. zens end students $3. Tuesday, Feb. 23,8 p.m, 0RCHE6TRA Admission $10. LAURA BROOKS RICE Saturday, March 6,8 p.m. OFNEWJCMEV KEWEERUSSEU. Sunday, Feb. 21,4 p.m. 216 South First Ave. -r.' ' W ' 't , i Westfield High School Saturday, March 6,8 p.m. MfMORIAL$TOMr> Westminster Choir College 550 Dorian Rd, Westfleld H Ifilsnd Perk •M ivR p^aHMawaa^f n^w?ea^^^a^aHB^Rl Sunday, March 7,3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 21,1 p.m. Bristol Chapel, Princeton (900)247-0532 (908) 232-9400 ^avfn^^Kaia^aBaf^^B^^W^a^VV ajaje^a^ ^B^^^^V^^^^pa^'aHPrvBF Moms Museum, Morristown Hyatt Hotel (609) 921-2663 •)twlih tingtr and stofytttler •Elgar's Serenade for Strings; ft.afaaHsv& a^aaa^atei - • ' •Mezzo-soprano sings works by (201)538-0454 2 Albany St, New Brunswick J.S. Bach's Violin Concerto in A fwnCaWomli. Adults SB,itu- wfwlw<|r^B«f BJWa^HajPBJ •/ • • . •El RetiWo de Maese Pedro, a (201) 377-2409 Schubert, Brahms, Mahler, dtntitS. ^n WiaMavf flW vlWBjr'V^B>'9ajalan|)"'NM • minor, "Autumn" from Ihe one-act opera by Manuel de •Jazz extravaganza with four Vaughn Williftms, and Quitter vV BX BJMaa^ata^iB^iii liaaaa^a^ •'• • Four Seasons by Vrvatdl; Mosfc Falia; Brahms' Serenade No. 2 bands on one bill. Adults $18, Glenn Parker, piano. Adults NTH HMMBMOCH rortfw Tneatn by Copland. Ad- in A major; flight Instrumental students $2. $10, senior citizens and stu- Sundiy, Ftb. 28,3 p.m. mission $19, discounts avail' Miniatures by Stravinsky. Ad- REBECCA PUCK dents $8. Hunterdon Art Center able. Sunday, Feb. 21,3 p.m. ST. LAWRENCE 7 Center St., Clinton mission $17. WESTMINSTER CHOIR Taplin Auditorium, STRING QUARTET (908)832-9770 NEWARK BOYS CHORUS Sunday, Feb. 28, 7 p.m. Princeton University Sunday, Feb. 28, 7:30 p.m. •OboW mi fitarlst perfwm Friday, Feb. 26,8:15 p.m. Bernards Hifri School (609) 258-5000 N.J. Center for Visual Arts mutlo of Spain end South Temple Shotom, PlainftekJ Olcott Ave., Bemardsvllle •Soprano sings works by Pur- 68 Elm St, Summit Aitwica, from clanlcs to the Sunday, Feb. 28,10 a.m. ( (90S) 766-0602 cell, Schubert, Debussy, (908) 232-1116 pMentAdmiulon $15, dis- Rose of Sharon Church, •Ensemble sings sacred and counts available. PlaJnfield Massenet, and Wolf w/Meredith •Haydn's Emperor String Quar- secular music by Brahms, Bar- TONVKINNY (906) 756-6447 Brammeier, piano. Free ad- tet; Mendelssohn's Piano Trio ber, Copland, and other com- Friday, Feb. 26,8 p.m, •All-male gospel ensemble mission. in 0 flat minor; Schubert's flo- posers. Adults $15, students War Memorial from New Jersey's largest city. PRINCETON UNIVERSITY samunde String Quartet. Adults $7.50.

Feb. 17-19,1993 Forbes Newspapers 13 j I G Listen Asia revisited Supergroup's club tour comes to Club Bene

iprogresifcerockmakinga comet**? The garage-oriented, back-to- Ibafki approach of many punk and new wave bandi in the late *70t helped pummel the progres- sive rock era - typified by bands like Yes, King Crimaon and Emer- son, Lake and Palmer-to near- extinction. The new wave, in (act, was inspired in part by a rebellion against the utowerious progres- sive rockers, who seemed more in- terested in showing off their virtu* osity than in creating musjoal en- An (mag* ©f Asia kiyboard wMz QtoHrty Dovmtt from hit days with thtBugglM.whOM'VMM ergy or rhythms their audience 11 could dance to. KMM tht Radio SHr WM tht first VMM bmdeut on MTV In 1980. Alia, which rose from the ashes tt M of many of those same bands in the early IMMX was one of the last big good vehicle tor a keyboard pl*yer, he expWi>ri M that pcM how- progressive rock supergroups. And despite the airunercial success of ever, there wasn't a lot of interest in Asia - we dkint have a record the band, which couldn't even remain mtad through its first worid tour deal So we set about thinp on a low-key level.** due to internal conflicts, the bind was often vilified by the critics is a Including a working-class, ride-tte4xu(^b tour, which Downes says uninspired old warhorse whose time had long since past is helping to make the concept of progressive rock a little nmpala^ Some, however, may be surprised to learn that for the last 10 years, able to serious music fans who arent impressed by big stages and laser Asia has continued to be a labor of love tor keyboardist and original light shows. member Geoffrey Downes, who came to Asia after stints with the "A lot of the criticism of progressive rock was that it was sort of Buggies ("Video Killed the Radio Star11 was a big hit and was the first artificial;' Downes said. "It wasn't street musk. But when they see is video broadcast by MTV) and Yes. playing in the dubs, it's like we're paying our dues, and they respond to The current lineup, which will perform at dub Bene in Sayreville that It's great bussing around - I've never done it before. Tuesday, Feb. 23, includes another co-founder and ex-Yes man, guitarist "In the early days of Asia, there was so much at stake. Now, we can Steve Howe, along with vocalist/bassist John Payne (who replaced origi- sit back and enjoy it without the stress and strain of trying to stay No. 1. nal John Wetton, who left, returned and left again two years ago), There's a lot more energy, and it's a contagious thing with the audience. guitarist Vlnny Burns and drummer Trevor Thornton. The group has restructured itself-1 chose John Payne because he has Original drummer Carl Palmer, who rejoined Emerson, Lake and much more of a rock 'n' roll voice than John Wetton, and seems to Palmer last year and recently played with them at Radio City Music blend better with the new, harder style." Hall, still plays with Asia when his schedule allows, and also played on Asked if he liked clubbing enough to remain on the circuit if the new the band's fifth and new album, Aqua. album takes off, Downes declined to commit to larger halls, "Es- Sure, it may seem like quite a step from selling out international sentially, we're enjoying what we're doing now," he said. "If the call i.Vtji >•- tours to playing an intimate club like Club Bene, but according to comes (to play larger halls), we'll deal with it when the time comes" Downes, the important thing is that the band endures, But given their considerable popularity around the globe (a recent ^^^W '^^~^^ "About two years ago, John (Wetton) said he'd had enough and tour of Japan was a complete sellout), don't expect Asia to linger in the wanted to work on his solo career," said Downes in a recent phone clubs for too long, even if the album bombs. So if you want a close look interview. "But I felt really strongly about wanting it to continue." at a band normally seen from long-distance, this is your big chance. Downes, much in demand as a producer and studio musician, didn't need Asia as a meal ticket, but he still wouldn't let it die. ASIA Tuesday, Feb. 23,9 p.m., at Club Bene, Route 35 South, SayNlle. Tickets "Ultimately, my desire was to be with a band, and Asia was a very $17.50 ($27.50 with optional dinner at 7 p.m.). (906) 727-3000. Club mix

MUCH HtUNMHT CUM Country mutic, Tuesdays. •Last bit, Feb. 26,27. •Al DtMeola, March 12. Traditional ju. •The Frlf* Tht Swlnajn' Neck- Route 9 South, Old Bridge •OUMON STREET CAFE Route l,W*t Windsor •Motivation, March S, 6. COCKTAM •John Count, Feb. 19,20. breeken, Cneturet, Feb. 26, (906)536-0650 Old lay Raetaurtnt (609) 967-8018 •First AM., March 19,20. 51 Main St., South Rr*f •Kenny Davtm Quartet, Feb. •Nudetwiri, Bed Harma, Violet Male rout, Saturdays, Thurs- 61 Church St., New Brunswick Headline comedy every nitftt •Ux»e Chan* March 26,27. (908) 257-8325 24,26,27. Love, Feb. 2?, diyi. (90S) 246-3111 except Monday. CNATFIfUrt •Burnt In tne Pan\ Feb. 19. OOKNHAjBIN •B)ajjarThomii,Moa, March •Edgar Ceyce, Chase Her, Wl- Bluet^azz jam session, Sun- College night, Sundays and 273 Main St., Gladstone •The Qraaaebeod, Feb. 25. 6. patnctlon, Feb. 19. days. Tuesdays, (906) 234-2080 •Bactistnets, Feb. 26. Route LWett Windsor PRCDOfl •W»BrouaJitthaDog,Feb. •Exit 42. Feb. 19. l*iies' night, Thursdays. •TtoVooOudM,FW>. 19. •JohnCaflertylTheBeaver (609)452-7800 1 Mil St., DefnsnttvIHa 20. •The Weepers, Feb. 20. •Jonathan Katz, throuj^ Feb. CUMHW Brown Band, Feb. 27. Piano brunch wfondy Mwweti, (906) 766-6578 MACK SWAN •The VooOudM, Feb. 23. 21. Route 35, Sayreville OONKDVIY THE CANAL Sundayi. Country mutlo, Saturdays, •Johnny Charles & The Stin- •JeffStilson, Feb. 23-28. (906) 727-3000 nvffnlWI Iflfi COURT TAVIIW >F»t Chance, Feb. 19. Routtl, Wast Windsor grays, Feb. 24, CHARLOTTE'S •Shlnehead, Feb. 19. Weston Canal Rd., Someraet 124 Church SI •Mark Tracy Band, Feb. 20. (609) 452-7800 •Dally Planet (WMIke Ellas), 58 South Main St., Manville •Tom Paxton, Feb. 20. (906) 560-9860 New Brunswick •Mark Decay, Feb. 21, 28. •Marto Castro-Neves (piano), Feb. 25. (906) 665-9546 •Asia, Feb. 23. Uw comedy Fridays and Sat- (906) 545-7265 •Preston Smith, Fab, 24. •Cell lor details, Feb. 25. Friday* and Saturdays. •Floyd Hunter Blues Band, Feb. LJve oldies bands Fridays and •Eddie Money, Feb. 24. urdayi. MerengM night, Thursday!. •Neighborhood Bluet, Feb. 26. MWYAMMVrS 26. Saturdays. •AnftBla Bonil, Feb. 26. CORNCRSTONC •Butthead Broke, Feb. 19. 318 Wlllism St. Pkcataway •The Derailers, Feb. 27. •Locamotion, Feb. 19,20, •Steve Forbert, Feb. 27. 25NewSt,,Metuchert •The A Bones, Sit'n'Spin, (Please turn to page (908) 752-3171rt CATCH A RIStNO STAR March 12,13, •Zachary Richard, March 6. (908) 549-5306 Bubblin Crude, Feb. 20. 13) 14 Forbes Newspaper • Feb.. 17-19, W^b^^a^Ra^w B^Mlaj Hlwitwr Club mix

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Museums/galleries

mals, model trains, history, (908) 273-8787 •Master of Fine Arts exhibition, Monday through Friday from 9 North American Indians, Wood- Gardens open dairy from dawn March 7-28. a.m.-4:30pm land Indians, rocks and miner- to dusk. Registration reoulwi •Animals Illustrated by Roger •Paintings by Martin Ball. als. for programs. Ouvoisin, through spring 1993. through Feb. 26. •"The Classical Revival In Fash- •"Name That Tree" walk on the •Acquisitions from the Rutgers •Installation by Alan Dunning, ion," through mid-1993. grounds, 10 a.m. March 6. Archives for Prlntmaklng, through Feb. 26. MUtfUUOF EARLY Rain/snow date, 1 p.m. March through spring 1993, •Drawings of Rafael Ortiz* stu- TRADES AND CRAFTS 7. Cost $9. dents, March 1-12. 9 Main St, Madison SETONHAU •"Painting by Progression," (201) 377-2982 UNIVERSITY MUSEUM Galleries March 142. Exhibits portray the role of Fahy Hall, South Orange •Five "Artists as Designers." crafts people In the 18th and (201} 761-9543 March 1-12. 19th centuries, Tuesday Monday through Friday from 9 EAST BRUNSWICK LIBRARY through Saturday from 10 a,m.-8 p.m., Saturday from 9 BUCKWEU STREET Civic Center Or. a.m,-4 p.m., Sunday from 2-5 a.m.-4 p.m. Free admission, CENTER FOR THE ARTS East Brunswick p.m. Free admission for mem- •Exhibit on the Lenape Indians 32-34 West Blackwell St. (908) 390-6950 bers. Non-member admission: from 10,000 B.C.-A.D. 1758, Dover Open during library hours, adults $2, children $1. (201) 328-9628 •Visual arts touring exhibit. NJ.AUMI60N SOCIETY WALLACE HOUSE Thursday through Sunday from through Feb. 27. 11 Hardscrabble Rd, 38 Washington PI,, Somerviile noon-4 p.m. Free admission. FAIRLEIGN DICKINSON Bornardsvillc (908) 725-1015 •Works by Morris County high UNIVERSITY (908) 766-5787 George Washington's head- school students, through Feb. The Mansion, Route M-14 •Nature walks (free admission), quarters when he was stationed 28. Routo 24, Madison 8 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays. in Somerville in 1778. Open •Works by Kathy Molendyko, (201) 593-8661 N.J. CHILDREN'S MUSEUM Wednesday through Saturday Karl Marquardt, and Serio Di- Open every day from 9 a.m.- 599 Industrial Ave., Paramus from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday Giacopo, March 4-28. Re- 5:30 p.m. Free admission. (201) 262-5151 from noon-5 p,m, Free ad- ception from 7:30-10 p.m. 'Oil paintings and photographs Fantasy castle, a 50s fire en- mission, March 5. by Michael McAuliffe, through gine, and more exhibits for kids THOMAS WARN! MUSEUM CHILDREN'S SPECIALIZED Feb. 19. to touch, open every day from Route 516, Old Bridge HOIPfTAL FREUNttHUYSEN 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission $6 (908) 566-0348 150 New Providence Rd. ARBORETUM weekdays, $7 weekends; chil- Artifacts and genealogy of Old Mountainside 53 East Hanover Ave. dren under 1 year old free. Bridge (ne Madison) Township, (908) 233-3720, ML 379 Morristown Group rates available. Open Wednesday from 9:30 Open to the public Monday (201)326-7600 •Native American Weekend, a.m.-noon and the first Sunday through Friday from 8 a.nv Monday through Saturday from Feb. 20,21. of each month from 1-4 p.m. 4:30 p,m, or by appointment. 9 a,m.-4:30 p.m., Sunday from •Aviation Weekend, Feb. 27, lANEVOMHttSaMMEIHJ •Works from duCret School of noorv4;30 p.m. 28. ART MUSEUM the Arts, through Feb. 26. •Floral watercotors from stu- •St, Patrick's Day celebration, Rutgers University CORYELL GALLERY dents of Gerry Barnes, March March 6,7. Hamilton St., New Brunswick AT THE FORWARD 7-19. N.J. HISTORICAL SOCIETY (908) 932-7237 8 Coryell St., Lambertville GALLERY AT 230 Broadway, Newark Tuesday through Friday from 10 (609) 397-0804 (201) 483-3939 BRISTOL-MYERS BQUHt a.m.-4:30p.m., Saturday and Wednesday through Sunday Wednesday through Friday from Route 206, Princeton Sunday from noon-b p.m. Free from 11 a.m.-5 p.m, 10 a.nv4 p.m., third Saturday (609) 252-6275 admission. •Juried show of Lambertviile Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, of the month from 10 a.m.-4 •"Focus x 4" university collec- and the surrounding area, p.m. Guided tours by appoint- and Friday from 9 a,nv5 p.m.; tions, through Feb. 21 through March 21. ment. Admission free for soci- Thursday from 9 a.m,-9 p.m.; •"Expression Abstracted," OOVWTOWNARTliUHXWW ety members, $3 for non- Saturday, Sunday, and holidays heads painted by Vincent Pepi, members. Rutgen UwvtftRy from 1-5 p.m. Ralph Rosenberg, and Sal Sir- 125 New St., New Brunswick •Sculpture by Mifuel Ondetti •"Tender in Years," childhood ugo, through Feb. 21. (908) 932-7591 (Please turn to page 17) in 19th-century New Jersey, on- "Tha Lobatarman" fa ont of tha oil aaaacapai by Warran residmt going. Ralph Garafoia on dlaplay at tht Warrtn Public Library through tht NJ. STATE MUSEUM 205 West State St., Trenton and of February. (609) 292-6464 Tuesday through Saturday from MUSEUMS 614 Greennrook Rd. quired. 9 a,m.-4:45 p.m., Sunday from THE ART MUSEUM North Plainfieid MILLER-CORY HOUSE MUSEUM noon-5 p.m. Free admission. rnnmon ufwvviwy (908) 756-7810 614 Mountain Ave., Westfield •Youth Family Arts Day, March (609) 258-3788 Saturday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m., (908)232-1770 7, Tuesday through Saturday from Sunday Irom 1-4 p.m. Restoration of 18th-century •"Weaving Around the World," 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from •Black-and-white prints by New Jersey house, Open Sun- ongoing. 1*5 p.m. Free admission, West- Plainfieid Camera Did mem- days from 2-5 p.m. •"Christopher Columbus and em European paintings, sculp- bers. Feb. 27-March 20. Re- •History of tea, Feb. 21. the Age of Exploration," ongo- ture and decorative art from ception from 3-5 p.m. Feb. 27, MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM ing. 19th and 20th centimes; also GREAT SWAMP OUTDOOR 3 South Mountain Ave. •Stele by Clyde Lynds, Marcr, pre-Columbian art and art of EDUCATION CENTER Montclair • 6-May 16. Reception from the Americas. 247 Southern Blvd., Ch3tham (201) 746-5555 5:30-6:30 p.m. March 7, •Sculpture and works on paper (201) 635-6629 Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, •Works by Benny Andrews, from the Nowlnskl collection, Open every day from 9 a.m.- and Saturday from 11 a.m.-5 through June 27. Feb. 28-April 11. 4:30 p.m. Registration required p.m.; Thursday and Sunday NEWARK MUSEUM •"The Sleep of Reason" in for programs, from 1-5 p.m. Free admission 49 Washington St., Newark prints by Goyt, Feb. 2a-Aphi •How sap Is collected from for members. Non-member ad- (201) 596-6550 11 trees, 2 p.m. Saturday and mission: adults $4, senior citi- Wednesday through Sunday MAKE HOUSt MUSEUM Sunday through Feb. 28, zens and students $2, children from noon-5 p.m. Free ad- 602 WtH Front St., PlalnfieJd MAW STREET free. Free admission for all on mission. Largest museum com- (908) 755-5831 ANTIQUE CENTER Saturday, plex in the state. Permanent BuRt In 1746 and showcasing 148 Main St., flernmgton •Paintings of seasons by Rob- exhibits Include "Africa-The New Jtney history from coto- (908) 788-6767 ert Kushner, through March 7. Americas-Trie Pacific," "Design nWdmi to It* Victorian en, Antiques and collectibles from Gallery talk at 3 p.m. Fob, 26. in Native American We," Open Saturday and Sunday two centuries. Daily (except •Immigrant artists from Smibert "American Painting and Scutp- from 2-4 p.m. Adults $1, chil- Tuesday) from 10 a.nv5 p.m. to the present, through March ture," Numismatic OaHery, dren free. Free admission. 28. Asian Galleries, Ballantlne •Salute to PWnfteto's black METLAR HOUSE •Hans Weingaertner retrospec- House and the MinlZoo. churches, through Feb. 28. 1281 Rrver Rd., Piscataway tive, through April 4. •"Stepping Into Ancient Egypt," IAST JERSEY OLMTOWHE 1908) 463-8363 •Painting by Hale Woodruff, through Dec. 1993, Johnson Pwk Piscataway Township historic Romare Bearden, and Jacob OLDBAMtACKS MUSEUM River Rd., Plscataway museum, with permanent exhl. Lawrence, through April 18, Barrack St., Trenton (908)463-9077 bition of life In the town's early Gallery talk at 3 p.m. Feb. 21. (609) 396-1776 VWagi composed of relocated days, Thursday through Satur- •Rains Indian art from the mu- Showing life in New Jersey dur- 18th century structures set day from noon-5 p.m., Sunday seum's collection, through June ing the Revolutionary War. rwtrw headquarters of the from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. 27. Tuesday through Saturday from county perk police. No tours of MIDDLESEX COUNTY MUSEUM MORMS MUSEUM 11 a,m>5 p.m., Sunday from fend it present Gift shop Comeftue Low HOUM 6 Normandy Heights Rd. 1-5 p.m. Adults $2, senior citi- closed until farther notice. 1225 River Rd., Piscataway Momstown zens and students tl, children EDISON NATIONAL (908) 745-4177 (201) 538-0454 under 12 50 cents. HISTORIC SITE Daily (exctpt Monday and Sat- Monday through Saturday from 0SB0RN-CANNONSALL HOUSE Main St. West Orange urday) from 1-4 p.m. Free ad- 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from Front St., Scotch Plains (201) 736-5050 mission. 1-5 p.m. free admission for (908) 889-4137 Workshop with Inventions of •"Echoes of a Storyteller," leg- members, Non-member ad- Historic house from c. 1750, Thomas Alva Edison, Open ends, mythology, and games of mission: adults $4, senior citi- Open the first Sunday of each every day from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. New Jersey, through July 18, Mns and children $2. month from 2-4 p.m. Free ad- Adults $2, children and senior Hans Welngaertner's "Self-Portrait Wtth Magnifying Glass" ia from Related program w/William •Permanent galleiy exhibits: di- mission. citizens free. Sauts Netammwe Bock nt 1 nosauis, live animals, five REEVES-REED ARBORETUM a retrospective exhibition of the figurative artist's work running Furrwooo CAMERA MUSEUM p.m. March 1; registration re us (far children 3-5), mam- 165 Hobart AVB., Summit through Aprlt 4 at the Montctalr Art Museum. Galleries

(Oontfnuttf from p«gt 16) (908)273-9121 day throuaji Sunday fwn 2-5 and Sunday from 14 p.m. Also und David fc|MS,ftra# March Monday throw* Friday from p.m. rnt opart during intermission of con- 14. noon-4 p.m., S*turday and Sun- certo. day from 2-4 p.m. Free ad- MUMVOM larcher,throu#i March 21. •"12ttxl2VS," juried show of Cnuntru RnadHAY CAMsP minion. smaflwrta, through Feb. 28, Upper Monti* •Ptwtograptu by Nancy Orl, (201)893-5113 throufi Mwch 11. County Aflminrttntion 139PlnebrookRoad* Manalapan,NJ• 446-4100 y J •Large-scale puttlt by Grace BulkJlr*20GfO*$t, Planetarium a.m.4 p.m,, Saturday and Sun- Greupe-Pillard,throitf> March Sometvwe day frcml'Sp.m, 21. (908)231-7110 •ExMbd by th« coMp't AMcan- NJ.DUMNaCMFTIMEN Monday throufi Friday from 8:30 Airwfcmtoultyindsuff, 65 Church St., New Brumwick a.m,-4:30 p,m, COWHY Cftlf** Of MORRII (906) 246-4066 •Ana artittt"Tributi to Sprtni" Route 10, Randolph Monday througi Saturday from thnx# March 29. (201) 328-5076 noon«6p.m. Frw admission. Admission $4, discounts avail* •Wortuln Search of focal- 7O3Walchun|A«.imrifWd able. tence," throu* Feb. 27. (906)756-1707 Open by appoMment only. •"Be Still My Heart," Valentine Monday tnrou# Friday from 9:30 and 8 p.m. Fab. 27. (201)8834113 F2e Sunday ttoufi Thursday f«m UMMER YOU WILL EVERHAVE1 Monde* IwteJiMdey tarn 10 10 a.m,-5:3O p.m., Friday from •"Drlnktr« Gourd* end typen," 4 Woodbridajt AM.( 10 a.nv9 p.m., Saturday from 1 and 3 p.m. Saturday and Sun* Enterti^ Onto 6th Omi 10th (906)906-2966 10 a.m.-6 p.m. day through May 30, Admtseion Monday throu^i Friday from 9 •ijndscapaa by Richard N. Bar- tl« tnNdftrt under 2 free. Feb. 28, a.m.-S p.m. bar, throta|)Ftb. 19. MMTAMVAUIY AdtonMt* Bret^way Show • «MmkllM • PstntfaaJt "Placet Seen" OOMMUNnY 00UMI Comedy Chte • Oral Adventure • toe Skiing • And Much by Jami B. Sttwan, Pmtom Route 28, Bftnchburg St WlWVV M the pub* Thuridey end Monday througi Friday from 9 cnJdrtn t3>50, Sundaytam 2* 4 p.m. a,m.-4;30 p.m. •'Cosmiq Cattslrophts," 7:30 entering Gndet 7th thni 10th Roma 28, Branchburi •"Poiten and the Entertainment p.m, Friday and 2 p.m. Saturday thfoufi March 3. (90S) 526-1200, lit. 364 Culture," thnx# Feb. 19. through May 22, • ChtJknaJng LteAnhp Training ActMttet • F\in Day THpa MUMOML ART IMilRV Tuesday, Weonwday, end Thurs- •Tour of the hwwns with 455 Hoee Lena, fticatftwy day from noon-3 p.m. 44 Mountain Blvd., Warren • Exdttn|T«n Clubt i <908)5«M301 •WorKs by women anitts, Feb. (906) 754-5554 "Space Qves," 1 and 3 p.m. Monty ftrou* Friday from 8:30 26-March 25, Reception from 7- Open dufing library hours. Saturday through May 22. Entering Grades i.m.<4:30 p.m, Free edmHiion. 9 p.m. Feb. 26. •Paintings by Ralph Gerafola, 8KWW 0MUVAT0RY 10th thni 12th •WortobyPlecataweyHifi MDOICOlliGC through Feb. 27, iMenCaiMlyCaiaga School etude** thro* FA. WATCHUNQ ARTS CENTER 1033SpringfleldAve. Weaver the exdttnf ariMtte aid apedtl AWAf MONDAY I 2*. Route 206, Lawrancesie 18 Stirling Rd., Watchunj Cranford quikttet unique to each ootk|e town. Stay al (609) 696-5327 (908) 753-0190 (90S) 276-STAR owtr 25 COUMP cuttuatStM HOME ON THE j MftW8UrUMR8 Monday through Thursday from Tuesday from 1-4 and 7-9 p.m.; •Dr. Joseph Patterson on gravity, 66 Eton St., Summit noon-2 p.m. and 6-8 p.m.; Fn- Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, 8 p.m. Feb. 19, Free admission. FWENDSTFUN, TOUR FWURB

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By JEFFREY AND JOSHUA OOHEN Tiny Toont is a worthy, if a bit adolescent, successor to Mtotondrto nto urabs the classic Warner Brothers Bugs Bunny/DartyDuckcar- s happens every once in a while, a slew of home toons. Each cassette features true episodes, Joined by a video titles especially aimed at children are about to theme: Beit o/ flutter and Bobs highlights the rabbits who [hit itore shelves all at once. The industry calls this a are the most popular characters; flnyftrnM^ 1 avalanche " and you can call it whatever you lion is a series of animated videos to Motown, rap, classical want, but the fact is, some titles are mow appropriate for r -me age groups than others, and some are just plain ; better. characters to help forgotten black«id*hfte animated To help chart a course through the coming tidal wave of heros. lun toradult s and kids, although the kids win hang But in there longer. mbbOi with th$ dinosaurs (in the Musk Tekvitimepitak). comments on the tapes, most of which he's seen - cm and over and over and over and... stars from musk and TV, aimed specifically at the pre-teen Anyway. Here is a rwn-conprehensive guide to the latest crawl Even if the show isnt great, buy the cassette any- mchiWren'svkieo.Mthetitlesbutonearemetnttobe way, since it benefits the Pediitric AIDS Foundation. And purchased, not rented, and so are priced it $20 or less. where else can you hear Ramfy Newman sing 'Tve Been • H» Uaila MiwatM IHafa UMama Hwatewa W • a/vspapers Feb. 17-19,1993 *>'•*;•-f •.'••• t* ' ' i-L: I I Side Far East orders

favorites ^•V.-.' >l Sapporo excels in traditional Japanese downtown dining ByMCWPUSiBU CUhaiy Cbrasponde/it eVe been to several Japa- nese steak houses, but we always ate in the hi- Wbachi room TTUS time, my husband and I decided to try traditional dining, Th« restaurant we chose was lafpaw in New Brunswick. Sap- poro is the latest in a line of good restaurants that have opened for business in the Hub Oty. Sapporo offers hibachi tables, traditional dining, a sushi bar and a liquor rjaiM well Although only open lor two months, patrons at the sushi bar seemed to know each other and the chef Michael LAURA KNEWA88ER/WEEKENDPLUS _U1 j. A L1 Crwl MIchMl Sutuki itrvtt customs Bruet Brtslln and Lori Roth at th«8apporoMiihl tor. thatttlaqidtecaiunonatasuahg i with eel sauce ($14,50) and a bouillabaisse seafood with Oriental veg- theibar forr foodcustomer Some so tfo the gaimn didnconfidenct eveen iloon theik art thchee fmen andu have him choose etables ($15.50). The interior is light, airy and spotless. The main dining room has Most of the items come with a salad, soup, rice and that delicious unpaintod wood molding, inchKiingihozipai^ windows, and black green tea served in Japanese restaurants, tables with wood trim. Tie sushi bar is located in the same room, but We were served a bowl of miso soup, that dear soy bean based broth separated by a waist high wood slat partition. with scallions and tofu, as starters. Ttat was followed with a large salad lighting is provided by round paper lanterns, hanging from the with a spicy ginger dressing. celling, trade lights and small wall lamps. Wood drvkters filled with For appetizers, my husband had the Nuta ($6) which was fresh raw itones and plants do a nice job of separating the large room into smaller tuna sprinkled with sesame seeds and scallions served with a Miso sections. sauce. This was an unusual choke lor him because he doesn't like most Everything is understated, and so tastefully done. It is a relaxed and fish even when cooked! He said it was outstanding. comfortable atmosphere. I tried something more traditional, an assorted tempura ($4,50) of The menu at Sapporo includes 25 appetizers ($2-$8, two soups ($1.50) delicately battered and lightly fried large shrimp, broccoli and zucchini, and four ulads (fl.fi046.50). Appetizers include steam Japanese green served in a little basket soybean (|IX fresh raw tuna fish slices (tuna sashimi for $8,00), pork For entrees, my husband had the Kushiyaki combo ($16.50), broiled dumplings ($4), fried soft shell crab, oysters and shrimp ($550). If you beef, chicken, scallops and shrimp served with vegetables on skewers havent tried sushi or sashimi yet, this is a good place to start. and a teriyaki sauce. Everything was moist and light and very tasty. In addition to the green salad there are seaweed ($4), octopus and I ordered the broiled duck served with a cup of teriyaki sauce for cucumber in a sweet sour sauce and a crabstick and cucumber in the dipping. IWs was served in a wooden boat with carrots, bean sprouts sweet sour sauce ($6.50). and broccoli and sprinkled with sesame seeds. Tat entrees, they have seven tempura dishes (batter-dipped, deep- I didn't have room for dessert but my husband had the ice cream fried pieces of meat, vegetables and fish) for $10420.95. There are also tempura ($4.50), a deep-fried, lightly-battered ball of vanilla ice cream. nine teriyiki choices ($11.00420,95) including steak, roaster breasts, Sapporo is an attractive Japanese restaurant serving refreshingly light Iy'.'

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