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& at o MO The^festfield Record Thursday, February 1,1996 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents Smith takes Framingham schools post Salary drop is $18,000 + •y KEVIN COUJOAN Board of Education President THE RECORD Susan Jacobson was jarred by the news Tuesday night. "I can't even Wcstficld needs u new superin- give you my reaction ,*' she said. "I tenrlont of schools. haven't heard it from him ... 1 don't Superintendent Dr. Mark Smith even know what to tell you." accepted an offer Tuesday night to After confirming the news with become the superintendent of the Dr. Smith, Ms. Jnc-olison said she Fntminghum, Mass. school system. wished the departing superiiv Dr. Smith will join the west subur- teudent well. ban Boston district this summer — "I am pleased for Dr. Smith," alter the Westficld school year said the board president, "(nut) I am disappointed for Westllold that he will Ix1 leaving. Ho was mi ex- As FratniriRhum's new superin- cel lent superintendent with won- tendent, Dr. Smith will be paid derful educational leadership." $115,000 - $18,900 less than he The district must now start its makes in Westfleld. seaivh for a new superintendent. Dr. Smith said he accepted the Ms. Jacobson said the board may |x>sition due to the district's size hire a search consultant, as it did a and diversity. It also brings him decade ago to find Dr. Smith. back to his native state, The Frumingham school district "When this opportunity came up, 1ms 7,500 students and an annual it combined the professional and budget of $52 million dollars. West- personal challenges I am inter- field has 4,644 students and a $46.6 ested in," Dr, Smith said. million budget. AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/THE RECOftO Alice Bartotora and Larry Seltz rehaaraa aVeaaVway Dr—nn at WooaeveH Intermediate School Sunday. Alice has the female lead role at Marian and Larry plays Yul Brenner. The three shorn tomorrow and Saturday are Washington School PTA's primary fund-raiser. Leader's publisher dies; Dreams coining to stage Friday funeral ritual is private •y KEVWCOUJOAN I didn't agree with him, I found him open and willing to discuss Washington Players' 48th yearly musical plays at RIS two nights THE RECORD the issues. 1 think that he brought The Washington School Players of Westfleld Seitz, Judy and Michael Gale, Mark and Wendy Ion, Ron Stntton, Tony Tonrmsso, Ken Ludrner, Publisher and long-time West- a unique perspective to Westfleld." field resident Kurt Bauer died last "It Is a Riui occasion," said Su- were busy Sunday putting the finishing touch- Rosenberg, KathyJparijjg^^iyce Sclalabba, Jill Jamie and Gary Moscowitz, Avi Kntz, perintendent of Schools Dr. Murk es to Brooduxiu Orvatm, the muilcul comedy Farm, DamnjTK^KTKm LofTredo, Mich- Thomashow, Ed Burdulia, Mike week. A private funeral was scheduled Smith, "I hud gotten to know Kurt chosen for the group's 48th annual production. elle HefTemari**Mary FarKinlon, Joanne ami George Thayer, Sherl Brand, Linda Thayer, quite well over the years. I had Tills year's show was written, produced, de- Dsti Couture, Claude Fusco, Shwun Kinney, rold Star, MniyJono Gismondi, Ann Venezta, for the publisher of the Westfidd Leader and 77M Times of Scotch come to res|Kx.t his accomplish- signed, choreographed and scored by an all-Marilyn McMahon, Janice Fusnro, Louise Caro- Barbara Yuhas, Ed Markowski, Randy* Mosel, ments and his work. I think it's a volunteer group of marc than 200 parent* and Ian, Susan McCrea, Tishn Klofln, Ginny Buccl, Plains, according to an employee of Gwtn Cleaves, Joe Freisen and Mark Han- Cray Memorial Funeral Home. The sad day Tor WesUlcld." teachers — including school Principal Connie Chuck Parkinson, Tom Ganley, Manyan Kntz, nwoilh. Tlie ncwspaiicr publisher had Odell. Ruth and Joe Materek, Chris Fiirrell, George employee said the Bauer family re- Musical director and keyboard player this quested no obituary information be been in the headlines himself re- Tlw show, written by Lucille and Jim Davy, Thayer, David Jaslow, Kathy Maher, Ellen Al- cently due to his controversial bid bino, Marcclla Freisen, Denis Sullivan, Rick year is Edward Warner. Band members are: released. will be staged tomorrow and Saturday at Roos- Tobi Becker, Mmj Scurinti und Muryann Waxtel to build :i large addition on his evelt Intermediate School on Clark Street Boeder, Nancy Connolly, Mary Dura, Jane Fiet- The Bauer family was unavail- Kitnball Avenue home. Over The yearly tradition began in 1949 as a small- kiewicz, Erik Itz, Laurie Heitner, Jane Tresnun on flutes, Rich Carlson on drums. Curl Scariati able for comment. on boss, Murin Barbiorc on trombone, Phil neighbors' objections, the Westfleld scale talent show meant to encourage at- and Denise Maran. "I think Kurt was a person who Zoning Board of Adjustment ap- tendance at Parent-Teacher Association meet- This year's choreographers ure Dinnne Mroz Amato on saxophone and Gerry Cleaves on had a great interest in all aspects proved Mr. Bauer's const rut-tic >n ings. Its popularity necessitated moving to the and Lori Vantosky. Dancers include: Dinnc trumpet. of Westficld — its history, its cul- |il;uia Jan. 22. larger auditorium at Roosevelt Intermediate Seta, Allen Dunstan, Debbie Solon, Puttie Swa- Showtirnes aro 8 p.m. tomorrow, 2 arid 8 p.m. ture, its tradition, its peopk-. I Mr. Bauer took over us publisher School and it has grown to become the associa- dosh, Bob Flast and Lauren Ftast, Lot1 Perry, Saturday. Tickets are available at Burgdorn" Re- think he always wanted to see the of the Wvxtjh-ld Uvular in t(M)O tion'! only [und-ruiser. Pat Baedcr, Ann PeUegrini, Karen Brown, Kich altors, fiOO North Ave., or by calling 233-4793. best done for the town," said after llic; death of former publisher Lending the chorus this year is Mary Ann Scialabba, Geoff Kent and Mary Ann Kent, Al- Tickets can also be bought at the door. Prices Mayor Garland "Bud" Boolhc. "Hu Walter I/o Jr. He took over TVu? Markpwski. Chorus members Include: Diane lison and John Fiorina, Raul Heltner, Ed Scol- me $0 and $7. tried to put out as professionally Times thit'o ye.-iis later arid jmr- written nnd edited a newspaper its linlly rnmliiiicd the weeklies into he possibly could." sister publications. "I'm saddened by his puasinfj," An enijtloyi-e of the Wvxtjleltl Briefs Youngest students sold Board of Education l*ro«Wlent IMKUT ileditic'd tu ciisciiiis the lu- Susan Jacobson. "While oftentimes tttre of the two i>iil)ln"i(inns Twelve-step service able jjurt'nts to partici|Mite more ef- fectively in education decision- to see big changes Flwt Cmwregnllonnl Church In- making processes and foster devel- Major changes to Westfleld Public vites the public tu nttend a 12-atep opment of collaborative tearntt wrvk« Sunday it*lt-hr:itlng God's through parent/profeHHlontil part in '96-97 report cards Schools kindergarten report card gift of recovrry through UMJ anony- niTHhlps. To register, contact Bev- mous 12 slip pnxt'HS, ustnl by Al- erly Grunt of the Concerncfl Afri- By KEVIN COUJOAM ••fort ^"^ £•--— eotiolles Anonymous, Gamblers can-American Parents of Westfii'kl Anonymous nnd other self-help Till'! MM nidi Mathtrmrtfc* Malhamallct: tit 233-3620. '7?)e report card is • Understanding counting orrl«r •IrJontitins *ihii(>n'. ( olue, HIKJ f.l/UI programs, Attendees will ct'lebrntu KitKlfD'.nilnci'i in Wesillcld pub- •RticouMi/os numoraln to 10 •Counts In W — and practice the 12 step pro- lic silniol. will lie Ul'itcll'll ilil't'er completely revised. It's 1 gram. Women scholarships •Rocogni/ON nnmonih whovti H) •Mm;ugnl/iis iiiiinh'fi ,1,liiyli| lodiitn i-hlK nc\t lall wlif-li the (listlict •U'irii iiiiiniiiulMllvti^ to 'liiriUMmlniU* Applications forth© IBDfl scholar- kind of a parent friendly •Writes nuimiffils nlrmrly n(ln|(!:t (i t»e\v [j|f* SCIUKII ifpoit mi uii(l«i!ilnnc|iny ut iuru M(AH Nhljm awards by the Weslfleld Col •Applies knowl«()t|« (if numfwrs Commercial JU list* I'inii ropott cord.' •Idemtlliim htisli, uhii|iem nnd si/ns •Irifititlfiri'tfincl (i¥li'M.|i.'ipli't Witftneld High School. 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-•#•• A-2 Westfleld Record February 1,1996. Drug-aicohol abuse prevention with focus on family Major anti-drug crusade next week two decades, he sakL Washington D.C., Canada and six Church, Temple Emanu-H, the Scotch Plains, Girl Scouts of Airier- By KEVW COUJOAN project "We've really distributed these sites all over town." Beer, the "rite of passage" bever- countries in Europe and Asia. Westfleld Neighborhood Council, fca of WesuTeld and Mother's FROBE3 NEWSPAPERS age many parents shared with "What makes this group impor- One aim of the program is to Weftftekt Y, Contact-We-Care of Morning Out of Westfleld. Churches, synagogues and com- spread drug and alcohol abuse in- their friends as teenagers, hu also tant is their philosophy. Their en- munity organizations across West- formation to adults — the segment become more dangerous, according tire staff is in recovery," said Rev. fleld are planning to unite in a of families which is not served to Rev. Trister. Teens today are Trister. They are speaking from three-day crusade against drug and through traditional school-based much more likely to engage in recovery, not a textbook — though substance abuse programs. "binge" drinking than preceding they also know the textbook. They mere glcohol abuse Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 9-11. "In school, the problem is the generations, he added. will run all the sessions. Our job is s The program of family- kids know everything and the par- "The idea is to consume as much just to host the sessions." orientated seminars — an out-ents know nothing," said Rev. Tas- [alcohol] as you can in a short pe- Local organizations participating growth of last summer's townwide ter, "and that's the way the kids riod of time and black out," he in the weekend include Bethel CDCUS on teen substance abuse — want to keep it Parents ollen oper- said. "We're not talking about a Baptist Church, St Helen's Roman tMU take place throughout town 0 - ate on false assumptions." beer or two." Catholic Church, First Baptist am. FViday to 4 p.m. Sunday [see One example Rev, Trister cited All of the seminars will be con- Church of Westfleld, First Congre- LOWS OUR related story]. is the potency of maryuana. This ducted by the Freedom From gational Church, First United warn anx "The program is, in a sense, a drug, which was the darling of ex- Chemical Dependency Foundation, Methodist Church of Westfleld, gift to the town," said Flev. Marc perimental buby boomers in thea nonprofit, Massachusetts-based Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Tristcr of First Congregational lDGOs and 1970s, has vastly in- substance abuse education founda- Church, The Presbyterian Church Fine Homemade Chocolates in WestAeld. St Paul's Episcopal Homemade Chocolate Novelties A Church, which is spearheading the creased in potency over the past tion, which is active In 28 states, Sugarfree Chocolates Gift Baskets *£

»S B. Breed »tM Westfleld Otvlers Schedule for 3-day anti-drug sessions Always) wdcorne Here is the schedule for the thrwdny anti- 7:30 0:30 p.m. at the Westfleld Neighborhood • "Is There a Place for Substance Abuse We Ship Anywhere drug program slated for town-wide sites next Council. Education in Church School," a round table week: discussion for church school educator* 930- 11 JO am. at First Baptist Church. Friday, Feb. 3 • "Pol: Why Not?" a youth ingathering for • "It's Never Too Karly to Begin: Helping Young Children To Live in a Chemically Do- senior hiyhvrs 7:30-9:30 p.m. at Holy Trinity • "Knowing What I Know: Convemtion* pendent World" for parents with children in Itornnn Catholic Church. Between Parents and Senior Higher*" 1:30- pre-kindergurten third (jrticlu 9:30-11 a.m. si- 3:30 p.m. at First Congregational Church. multaneously at the Westfidd Y, First Baptist • "Living Adolescence," a youth in- Church and Firut United Methodist Church of linthcring for senior highera 7:30-0:30 p.m. at • "Knowing What 1 Know: Conversations Westfidd The l*resbyteri«n Church in Westfleld. Between Parent* and Middle Higher*" 1:30- 3:30 p.m. simultaneously at First Congrega- SALON and SPA • "rU'sponding to a Cry Tor Help," 14:30 tional Church and The Presbyterian Church p.m. at First Congregational Church. This Saturday, Feb. It tnWestfkM Proudfy wtkamu clergy workshop features a keynote address • "Parent':) Guide to Adolescent Substance on "Why the Church?;" « small group session Abuse," u program for parents of middle II CATHAY tOSS MAITHA MONTINKMK) on "Living in u Chemically Impendent World: hlghcrs 0:30-11.10 a.m. at First Congrega- • Workshops for parents children and Hoir Designer Esthetician The Church Must Respond;" and an interac- tionul Church. youth 9 am-noon at Temple Emanu-D. of Chomma Colour 4 Owtgn Spa Formerly of Tullio'l Hoir tive session on "Substance Abuse Programs In the Church: Prevention, InUTwnlion and e "Knowing What I Know: Conversations ] • "All Crown Up and Nothing To Do: The Spiritual Growth." 1 Between Parents and Middle Higher* and Se- Family Dynamics of Subsume* Abuse," a pro- nior \ lighcrs" 2-4 P-m. simultaneously lit Be- • "The Dynamics of Ad<>k*Hcent Substance gram for jxtrt'itts of senior hi»:hcrs 9:30-11:30 thel Bnptist Church, Holy Trinity Church and Abuse in tin* African American Community" n.m. at First Unitiil MethtKh.st Church. Temple Emunu El.

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The Westfield When officers responded to a re- with the abdomen wound was Quality and Service Board of Education unanimously transported to Muhlcnborg Re- voted last week to spare the winter port of a fight on the 100 block of Windsor Avenue, they found an 18- gional Hospital for further treat- break and make up missed snow ment, aeeoixling to police. days in the spring and summer. year-old Plainfield man with two open slash wounds to his left Police learned Mr. Mayer's true The vote was a departure from a name at headquarters, according to Jan. 16 straw poll in which the shoulder blade and back. The victim told police he waspolice records. Mr. Mayer was is- board voted 6-2 to make up four sued a summons for weapons pos- Snow days during the Feb. 19-23 stabbed by a black male who fled the area on foot session and released on his own vacation, School board Vice Presi- recognizance. dent John Toriello and member A short time later, police found a Tom Madaras, both of whom voted 17-year-old man with a puncture No assault charges were filed. \irith the majority in the straw poll, wound to his lower left abdomen. did not attend last week's meeting. Police were then diverted to ; Students and staff will now Central Avenue to respond to a re- spend three days of the week-long port of a man in need of assistance. Officers found Jermaine Mayer, SIDING spring break in the classroom. The board will decide which three days 18, of Plainfield, who allegedly told ,^iSW*M&\WBfc!l A mm mx A will be pared from the April 22-26 police he had been "jumped" by Now Vour Compulor Con Unoorskoncl Voul bfcak at its Feb. 6 meeting. Wouldn't waltz three or four men at the Windsor • We add ipwN mafiitlM I* y««r nwpiilirfor bMdvf m dkUltoN & oprrilkm ! j\ fourth day will be tacked onto Westfiald resident* Avenue house party. When an of- • W* provW* MIDIIOM f»r thm wttk IWM MWKV ficer patted Mr. Mayer down, he the end of the school year, push- Geoffrey and Lisel Persetay ing the last day of school to found a "box-cutter" style razor, ac- OFF attended the Philharmonic cording to police reports. Mr. Wednesday, June 26 for elemen- Orchestra of New Jersey's tary school students and Tuesday, Mayer was arrested for weapon Complete Vinyl Jobs Ffllf June 25 for secondary school stu- annual Masked Viennese possession. LUNCH Ball at the Waldorf-Astoria Mr. Mayer allegedly gave police WITH dents. New Roof EVERY Further snow cancellations will In New York recently. the alias Gerald Jackson when ar- CLASS send district officials back to the The couple waltzed to the rested. luTVIN COOJCyiW Municipal Court and searched him. According to the police report, feA determined, but officials believeTHE HKCUIU) it was accidental, said Deputy officers found a red straw coated (jhief Caste Uano. A Plain Held man is facing charg- with a white powder residue in Mr. • The department also responded es for drug jxissossion and supply- Keyes's coat pocket. The suspect ti>;14 water emergencies Saturday. ing false information to police of- was arrested on charges of drug •ith the high water table caused ficers after a motor vehicle stop on possession and further investiga- IJy melting snows and last week's Dorian Road Jan. 18. tion revealed he had two cel- flooding, Saturday's rain had no Carl "Jo-Jo" Keyt'S, a 31-year old lophane envelopes of suspected barber/owner at Masterpiece Hair heroin and two small packages of tylace to go but people's basements, suspected cocaine, according to po- m|d Deputy Chief Castellono. Care Center on Central Avenue, al- Icgedly gave police the luime and lice. ! . -Kevin Colligan address of a WestHekl man when Also arrested wns passenger arrested, ucrording to police re- Robin Broxton, 36, of 037 Downer Correction ports. The Icx'ftl man was not inSt- . According to police, Ms. Brax- < Melba Nixon is the first African- volved in any way. ton possessed one cellophane en- Arnerkan woman to serve on the 'Hie arrest came after Mr. Keyes velope of suspected heroin. Westflcld Bonn) of Education. The was stopped by police for allegedly Ms. Hruxton was releastxl on her ntst African American to serve on driving a ear with a drawing muf- own recognizance. w$ board was Ralph Jefferson, a fler. Police uliu-ed the driver under Bail for Mr. Keyes was Bet at tfc^nl member in the 1960s. arrest Tor a warrant from Ilolmdel $1,250. Al Hogulni fur H WilliT'uichBBe of $100 00 or morn Must pf«Mn( coupon at llm« of orclei I mill cum coupon \mi Bsrvk.e No olh»r dtocounli uppty Explwt 2/T/BO Looking for 'leap year babies9 Briefs m J^^^^^^^S^^^T^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Forbes Nfwjipufx'rs is looking for "leap year bttbiea" born Feb. 29 i of any year. A photo, mini liio and story on tinditlonn and ••xptTi- I TUAVUMIilUKIV 1 1 (Continued from pitgo A I) emvs of v,wh area wmlrilwitor will I* feuluriKl Ui our editions of MiiniKi/ ttudenta at iU 7 43 p.m. Wednes- Feb. 28 tind 2<). Please call u:i ut 27« 00OO, fax at 270 0220 or write to PO nV.x 020, day, Feb. 7 meeting in the WHS Crunford, N.J. 07010. AIH,\>1»M txrictpria. A business meeting fol- IIHAKI lows the •I WliimlMci-.l I irjfil vVlnxil l)fijr. Vufni lo-, |IM> MM.II I VIM SAVI l*jirty showcase Mnny Vi'hti !i>'. I'i'l Ail|u'j|i!innl At Aildiliiiiiiit /.I A1M1I Musi f'tf'Hftnl (ioiifjon ut Tiirionf • IIH|,I,|.« it(..i i.n ^-.n.t ,M. 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For further Information call: > CALL (908) 709-2000 "-<" ••»'•< )~ In if tint nn lrn|xit(«nt aa kfiuwledtfe (9O8) 233-9121 or (201)535-8591 C^ttl (908| 709 2000 • Monday thru Trlct^y / AMO I'M; \Mur ii,iy 7 AM 1 rrvi K, hrtft Interest In, the working* of )»x*| gitvrmmetit Cflll 2788000, 1 WestneM Record February 1,1996. ft Commentary Hits & misses Sewers, parking, school and town taxes — it's grim, wintry time; so what else is new? HIT: Super Bowl XXX finally ended, along with days. TARKM6* the hype that was beginning to wear as thin as HIT: In Westfield, a parking study committee A those overdone perfume ads that run around has discovered several routes to easing that Christmas season on television. downtown's familiar shortage of metered spaces. JOY I MISS: There already are early signs that we're Their ideas stop short of the costly dramatics of in for months of advertiser and station promo- building a parking deck, too. tions about the Olympics set to occur this sum- MISS: Ticket the meter feeders, the Westfield mer in Atlanta. All this atop a building cre- study team says. According to the study team, scendo of politicians' commercials. there were at least 186 on- and off-street meters HIT: It's NOT snowing right now (Tuesday being fed by motorists. If they stopped feeding, morning, 8-ish). got a ticket and moved their cars, 744 short-term MISS: Snowfall in December set something of a spaces would become available, the parking local record (see weather chart below on this panel said. No mention was made of the poten- page). January's blizzard-dominated figures tial traffic jams as nearly 200 meter feeders orbit should be out soon, too. So far, the traditional downtown blocks looking for another short-term groundhog won't be able to see the sky, much space, though. That study panel also suggested less his or her shadow when time comes to tell doubling the parking fees at each meter. whether there will be six more weeks of this HIT: Girl Scouts in our neighborhoods have punishment. begun their annual fund-raising cookie sale. HIT: Downtown Cranford shoppers have a bet- Each year seems to bring new flavors; it's kinda ter shot at finding a metercd parking space on exciting for carbohydrate fans, right? (You know Saturdays because of a new parking enforce- who you are.) ment arrangement. MISS: Parking meter tickets will be issued on MISS: All those wise medical and nutrition ex- Saturdays for the first time in years in down- perts who counsel moderation in consuming town Cranford. Veteran full-time "meter man" neat things like Girl Scout cookies. Let them Jimmy White has retired and been replaced by buy a box or two and see how long the two part-timers whose schedules include Satur- munchies last, eh? Letters to the editor Clinton erred in sending us into Balkan war To The Record: succinctly explain that to us. Did I miss Cuomo; trie adventures of Gennlfer Flow- gardless of the extraordinary efforts made Involved and that Mr. Clinton had con- The mam who fought no hurt! three years BomethinfJ? Although I watched him read ers (who is that other popular personality, by Mr. Clinton's staff to concoct such a fided in some Democrat leaders that the: ago to capture the title of President of the the speech prepared for him, I missed Paula Jones?); the first president to have vision. Nothing here resembles either of time period for occupation would be well United SUitcs, produced a television spe- hearing any valid reasons for him to send on actual department of bimbo control; our world wars. Did you say NATO? Could beyond one year. Does Mr. Clinton lie? cial the other day with an alleged purpose our fellow human beings to risk death or constant lies und distortions and flip-flops it be that the time for NATO to dissolve You surely wouldn't know it by the head-: of explaining exactly why he finds it nec- possihly even worBe! on |>oliey matters, and volumes more. arrived and we missed it? Could it be that lines today or by the editorials granting essary to send American soldiers to the I heard a 8|x*eeh that attempted to im- The iv have been so many documentable NATO needs this war to survive? hero status to Mr. Clinton. Balkans. This is the same mun who notpose false Kuilt on me not unlike that points of evidence confirming unethical And this is a war. Let's junk the politi- Most frightening to me is the lack -of only evudtxl tho dmfl when ho would have which I would expect from n |>ert>on who and jjossibly illegal conduct on the part of cally correct Urik and call it what it truly is. screaming public outrage over the actions; served during the Victiuun Wiir, but hehud lieen raised in a dysfunctional home. this mun, that there is no moral authority Guns and tanks and killing and mutilation of this hero of Vietnam. Even the hop#£ also organized anti-American activities in Two or three years ago, a true leader of led in the White } louse to suggest what is are nothing less than a war. Explain to the for opposition from a true war hero U the countries of our enemies* and then put the United States, a iienum with strength "the ri^ht thing to do." lift's hope that man who has had part of his body blown Sen Bob Dole seems to have ones his homespun logo on the episode in the und courage, would have pulled together u someday our children and grandchildren away that his injuries are the result of found a politically correct neutral position form of lies, distortions IIIHI convoluted world foree to stop the terribly vile und will learn from the mistakes we have "peace keeping." Is there some subtle, yet It appears that both Republicans and renditions of what took p!uce. Let's not r do wv frump. But aside from that for now, by our own persona) interests? But that's an- must send our IYU'IKIH und family inenv lea air|xut, the damage caused to |H-ople now have to alumdon Kots-rt and play by Wednesday, if you looked carefully, you other topic for another day. hers to Ikvanln. Some vital national inter with his "tntveljjate" K1""*'". the voice of Mill's Rules of Parliamentary l*nieedurr? could find Die report* In some newspapers p«t BUre'y had to l>e at stake and he would the ethnic slurs centi'ii-d on (inv (Mario) 'IIU'IT is no vital national interest here re- that there would be another 17.000 troops WestflcM How could Congress Our policy on corrections not OK frig hill? livctml will promptly enrtfet errorst of fact, context or To The Itwnrtt: prcHrnUition and clarify any ru%wu content that conl\iHt':< or (>ui HIIK' Wluit to our Union County Weather mlttlcmlH readers. Compiled by Pro!'. RJ. Daly of Union County College Pleuso report errum to thi> editor. Kd Carroll, at 102 Will t; IMK k in ivli\i:;|xtt, 1 am thdt o-u n'pn'Ment nut Avt*. in Cmtifoixl, 070HI, or by pluminu 270 (iOOlt, in Wiisliini'.inii nmlil have v ioher I November llHvcniber an auK'iiiliiM'nt tn |>iutc\t "our from ilcicn iihun and (h-iri* H4 on I -.ii> I nru>< liu i < IJtinl/llllnll to CIH iiii|»poit tin* liui: "llit1 AIIHM- Malcolm 8 Forbes 4c iitin l*'j',i"n. tlic l'!,i(! Alliniut' und H i > 11 o -1 iliiv (.iv)* 1 on nth (*S nil : wine mluil to Mriold lltj'.ll K7 lit ll>?*) HO in '14 mid 'Hi In 7ft A 'H2 l»>77 c«iiit(M t tin ii li-inlt-iM in Wn«ililii|! 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Signs of Zodiac expert ^^^•^•^B^aa^Baa^BaH aaai B^B^BBQB^BBBBBBBB^^BBBsSBBBsF^BBBBBBBBBBBBBBsis^isBBBBnH to address club Feb. 12 "It's All in the Stars" is the title Women's Clubs. She has served as of the program to be given by Irma historian and is in her second term S. Mirante at the general meeting as state librarian. She is a past of the Woman's dub of Westfleld president of the Wednesday Morn- 1:18 p.m. Monday, Feb. 12. ing Club of Cranford and is its par- n -li-H • a i Mrs. Mirante, who writes horo- liamentarian. HSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSHLL^JBK rHV QKsw^llsJ scopes for friends, became inter- She was named Cranford Citizen est£d more than 40 years ago in of the Year in 1981 and in 1985 was the! signs of the zodiac She hashonored as a Woman of Achieve- combined her knowledge with ment by Douglass College. ^^^^^BS^^TE SsQr^^^BsssI humor and trivia and presents this Mrs. Mirante is a member of the program all over New Jersey, as Press Women's Club and has trav- eled in Europe, Southeast Asia and well as at star parties in Florida North Africa, She is knowledgeable and California. about many areas of art, music, She believes a better under- history and other subjects and has standing of spouses, children, appeared an the television quiz friends or business associates can show Jtopardy. be achieved by listening to all the Guests of members are welcome. sis^is. Hostesses for the tea. which fol- BBBBB^JSBI^BBBBBBBI Mrs. Mirante has been active in lows the program, will be members BBBBBBBBBBBWBEBBBBBBBBBBBI the New Jersey State Federation of of the Intermediate Department \Jmr•1^ VmessssssssssssssssssBsssssssBsflsssssssssssE^sssssssssssHssssssss • i Mayoral visit During the holiday vacation, fifth-grada claaamatea from Jefferson School created a home- made "Kid's News" publication with advice from Mayor Garland "Bud" Bootha Jr. Here tha students show tha mayor their handiwork. In back row are Melissa Walsh, Ashley Tata, Mayor Boothe, Stephanla Valentl and Klratyn Scaperrotta. In front are Katie Bonard, Tara Stroud, Tammi Dondlego, Marlssa Maraua, Lauren Pollack and Emily Chen. Video ID program for children at Y I The Union County Sheriffs Of- fice, in cooperation with the Union County Commission on Missing Visit us at our New Children, will conduct free video- EAGLECLEANERS Brunswick/Livingston taping and fingerprinting for Campus Open House Union County children up to 12 "THE GREAT AMERICAN WAY" years old at the Westfield Y Sun- on February 10th! day. Feb. 11. The New Age Standard For Join us on Saturday, fetxuary I Oth This program will be held 1-4 at 1pm tomee t wtm us and loom p.m. or as long as the videotape Quality Drycleaning supply lasts. Participating children more about the Rutgers MBA must be accompanied by a parent the degree that says you mean or legal guardian. business The open house will bo Thia innovative program format held at the Janioo lovin Huiklmg, or fingerprints and videotape gives Rockolellef Road on tt«i I ivingstoo parents and law enforcement of- \i Sylvan, better grades Campus in Piscotaway ficials extra help in searching for a child who may become missing in are "just the bemrmnm. f mployefs value |ob candidates the future. and executives wltti an MHA And Certified fitness instructors will a Rutgers MBA places you among hold free demonstration classes, At Sylvan, we pinpoint your the elite such as yoga, kickboxing, slide, child's needs, develop a Consider the following double step and step interval. The personalized program and Arthritis Foundation will demon- /•fatHgtValut: strate of its PACE exercise class. deliver il in u positive, fun and Rutgers is focoyrwod as one ol the If you would like more informa- caring environment. Call tion, call 233 2700 or stop at the nation's foremost giaduaHi programs supplying oxocutivo VJTestfleld y after Monday for a Sylvan, today, to learn how talent to US companieg The Jitta Ptilppt, manager of tha new Canton BttanHia ahop at ttm complete list of participants and we can help your child, mm EMI Broad streets, weksomaa Westnekl May* Gariartd schedule df events. Sylvon Rutgers MBA has been accredited "•yd" Bootha Jr. to tha atora. Warning since 194) by the Aniencurt 494-2300 Asssmbry of Collegiate Schools Garden Botanika opens Ctnttr* •dlson of Business

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IVH The Most Fun You Can Hnvc On Wheels! ww ^ February 1,199t Community life j '96 Philhower Downsizing diary — Personal battles with unemployment — Part I teacher honor nominees due Ronald Swist, president of the Westfleld Ro- tary Club, announced Feb. 16 as the deadline for nominations for the fourth annual Charles Philhower Fellowship Award to be presented to a Westfleld elementary teacher April 6. Letters of nomination are invited from inter- ested citizens and Westfield Public School staff members and should be addressed to: Dr, Ro- nald Swist, president, Charles Philhower Fel- lowship Committee of the Westfield Rotary Club, 357 South Ave, E., Westfield, N.J. 07090. Nominations should specify ways in which the teacher has demonstrated outstanding teaching, interest in children, and continued pursuit of professional growth. The teacher must be a full-time faculty member in Westfield for a minimum of five years. The fellowship awardee is honored at a Rotary luncheon and receives a fellowship grant to further pro- fessional growth or to enhance classroom activi- ties for students. The award was instituted four years ago by the Rotary Club to recognize the importance of teaching in the elementary grades and to honor former Westficld Rotarian and school superin- tendent Charles Philhower. Mr. Philhower, who died in 1962, was supervising principal (superin- tendent) of Westfield Public Schools for 30 years — 1917-1947 — and was president of the Westfield Rotary Club 1929-30. As Rotary presi- dent, he instituted the dub's annual scholarship awards to graduating Westfield students. Memljers of the selection committee will in- clude two Rotariana, two elementary school principals and the immediate past Philhower fellow. AUQUSTO F. MENEZES/FOfWeS I Carol Joyce, Washington School first-grade Phil Dampaey pretkfea over • mealing of a support group for unamptoyad In WaatfieM Saturday. Publicity on tha group In Hit teacher, was named the 1995 Philhower Fellow- pott haa lad to auch a turnout of unamployad locala seeking work that tha group'a staff was overwhelmed. ship recipient. C.'irol A. Mustroiunni, Franklin School first-grade teacher, received the award in 1994. The 1993 awnrdee was Susan Feldman Glick, Tamaqucs School special educution teacher. In commenting on the award, Dr. Swist ech- oed the sentiments of fellow Rotarians when he Longtime, loyal worker said, "Wo believe the Philhower Fellowship is a fitting memorial to an educator who gave so much to the children of Westfiuld and to educa- tion in general." School Superintendent Mark Smith noted there arc three awards available to WeBtfleld High School staff numbers annually and 27 feels shock, even shame elerncntJfry,' intermediate end high s«|tool A r\ teWhersf \*re tooegnifeed in 'ttw goverffbr'f" "1 had been looking,ajt.the Job market with He also serves as vice chairman of tha fit- toucher recognition program 1089-1991. POHUF.S NKWKPAPKK.S tunnel vision and now began to look at op- ecutive Board for the Professional Servica "I nm always pleased when education is spot- portunities outside my industry. Fortunately, Group (PSG), a self-help group affiliated with lighted — when honor is bestowed on an out- Yimr company has doumwized, rvlocaled or through networking, I found a position within a the state Department of Labor. PSG haa re- standing tHluciitor ond when recognition is merged. Vie tvamm doesn't matter, the end re- year's time." cently named Mr. Leavitt as the first redpient given to teachers," the superintendent said. sult is always the satne. You've btvti quickly Joining a large, International design engi- of the group's Outstanding Service Award. and quietly phased out of a job and now Join neering and construction firm, Mr. Leavitt "I'm proud of the free-lance and volunteer the amntleaa legions of unemployed anus the made a smooth transition Into the role of pur- work I'm doing. What I've learned is that you nation. Far many, the days and months that chasing agent Eight years later, in 1903, the can't be too modest. You have to smile and follow an> c{/Uti clouded with gueslicm and company closed the office. continue to market yourself," he said. doubt about their future, "This was another shock to me. The thing "You have to do some soul-searching and Presbyterians Cmnfortl resident Chuck Leuvilt knows the realize that you have achievements. You have scenario fill too well. Alter 23 years with a mqjor to ask yourself what you can bring to the table; steel fabricator, the company closed its doors, What I didn't realize at the time what you can offer a prospective employer. I to host Sunday leaving Mr. lj>uvitt out of work. was that I was working in a "It's hard today for someone who is far be- "I waa shocked. It wai a trtiutnntic situation," yond entry level skills, whose hair U showing a he snid. "I wus emlsimissed to let |)eople know shrinking Industry. I couldn't believe little grey. 1 still believe, with my accomplish- I wan out of work It wasn't until I recognized View were so many people in my ments, background and experience that there is cellist concert that I had the support of my wife and family a position out there for me." • The I'rcshytcri.'in Church in West field will that I newm to put the pieces together. What I field unemployed. Lou Tischler, who works with members of present Jiii llanotisek Sunday as pail of the didn't realize at the time wna Hint 1 was work- -Chuck Leavitt the Community Employment Network, has church's liMlfi !itl "Sunday Serenade" series. inn In a Hhrinking industry I couldn't believe, been a continuing influence on the unem- Mr. Hiiiiousek is one of the most prominent there were so many people in my field unem- ployed. music (lerKiinalities of tin- Ostrava region as ployed." that really bothered me was that 1 couldn't be- 'lite HO year old CEO started his business, well IIH one of Hie best violoncellists in the After many long months, Mr. I^nvitt ac- lieve a company of tills size and calibre would Westwrxxl Computer Corp. in 1004 after he was Cseeeh Heptilille Me studied at the Owtniva Con- quired u (Jeneml manager npot with a products downsize. Thnt's when I learned whnt downsiz- laid oil'from Lockheed Electronics. servatory and the Academy of Music in Pragtip. manufacturer, ngitin optimistic uliout tin* fti- ing wus nil about," Mr. tjenvitt said. From years of counseling the unemployed, At the International Music Festival Prague ture. One year later, he a^nm fiHirul himself Si net* that time. Mr. licuvitt IWIM taken on Mr TLsehk-r suggests, "don't Indulge in self- Spring Comivtilion, he wns iiwnrded Heeniid without ujol). freelance pnilectH for Merck Phnnnnei'Uticul pity and negntivlstn. Networking and self help prize (flrsit prize wn« not awiuded) and Ihe title "The e«iii|>niiy elected to rekxatc to the West and other corjxHiitions, He is actively involvitl Krouin nre a tremendous help. They can help "Inuretitre of the international cnm]>etiUon." Although I waft concerned, I started to In the CnrctT Management Network ami Com- you with resume writing, interviewing, coun- He Is a Holoi.st of the Janaeek Philharmonic that my skills writ* transferable," he munity Employment Network, suiipnrt seling and miuianee. Above all, don't ever r-l On'lieHtia us well an the pniM-ijml eeliint of the in the Westlleld orea. confidence in yourself." orchestra lie han |Ki!oimed all over Kuro|»e and took part in the muster courses of p. Tort el kir in Francv ami m Mmll«>i<> in Ihi.t country His piny in ihiinu ti-ii/rd n>» having hij-h MUIHI- Counselor of jobless offers some timely advice enlity and (e< hisii ;il hi illljinu< Ixni Tiwhler, who works with members of Wentwuod Computer Corp., In liMM lifter he wan self help groups «rt> a tremendous help. They p p •\7 The pnwum INDIUM at 4 |> tn in the Christian the Community Kmploynuuit NetworkNetwork, ha* laid off from Lockheed Electronics cun help you with resume writing, interviewing, IJMIIW fit the church, l-lll Mountain Ave bt*cn n continuing Induenec on Dm unrm- Drawing on his yeary * of counticllntf the un einiriHelinft and K kl" There h no mlnil'isum Ire, hut a fr«H» will ployel d empioytnlpy , MrM . TTlschler ituggestli, "don't Indulge "AIHW nil, don't ever lose confidence In olfei In); will lie rulli-rtt>d The III) year old CRO ntnrtnl (tin in aelf-pltfl y and NetworkinN g mui yourself,l"" MMr. Tischler Steeler fan washes Cowboy fan's car One of our Super fiin-atics pays heavily for backing Pittsburgh in Super Bowl Knte linn spoken ntul the three fun title Super Howl tcnin fona done U'tter," hr mild. ft'Minrrd on this \u\\iv liifit vwek n\joyi<HOM fintidfin, a point thut hal twu'ti ccirnplelrly oveiIiHike on their way to next ypnr'n big gHtnpl" wnnhwl and woxed C'ommisMionrr Siills' car on THimulny whilo Ms. Mummy, our other DiiDns ftui. wnn "... gind th«* MVP went to wpnrlhg n Dnllna T-shirt, coni|>llnnMitw t)f hln Innldy t\ml C!rna Grindlinger, 71 SSJ, who is presently the director faith journeying, all at 9:45 am. •THE GREAT AMERICAN WAY" of religious education at Holy Trin- Morning worship is 11 am Child resident of the town 1960-85 ity Roman Catholic Church and is care is available during both the 9 The Leader in Drycleaning Loma Grindlinger, 71, died Jan. Balner of Watchung; seven grand- certified to administer and inter- and 11 a.m. worship services. 1909 at her home in Scotch children; her mother, Dora GitUe- pret the Myer's Briggs Personality Sunday: Noon, winter luncheon, Quality and Service She was bom in Philadel- man, and a sister, Evelyne Vlener, Inventory. homeless hospitality ends. Pa., and lived in Westfleld both of Washington, D.C Pre-registratkin is required with Monday: 7:45 ajn. men's Comer- 1960 until she moved to A memorial service was held a $5 fee to cover the cost of test \ Plains in 1985. Sunday at the Memorial Funeral materials. Mrs. Grindlinger is survived by Home in Fanwood. Contributions To register, call Sister Burton at may be made to the American 233-7455. per husband, Leonard M. Grin- Cancer Society, P.O. Box 815, Eliz- dlinger of Scotch Plains; two sons, abeth 07207-0615, or the Make a ^ewii H. Grindlinger of Bernards- Wish Foundation, 100 West Claren- Temple lists services Mile and John M. Grindlinger of don, Suite 2200, Phoenix, Arts. Temple Emanu-EI, 756 E. Broad Plainsboro; a daughter, Tammy 85013. St, Westfleld, has announced the following service schedule: Friday — 7 am Minyan, 8:15 p.m. Shabbat service. Rabbi KrolofT Mary Ball, 79 will begin a aeries of talks on "life's Biggest Questions - and Clubwoman and volunteer Judaism's Answers." Mary Ball, 79, died Jan. 22, 1996 tal in Summit. She was a volunteer Saturday — 10 a.m. Minyan, n her Westfleld home. Bom in worker with Meals on Wheels in 10:30 ajn. B'nai Mitsvah of Haley Springfield, Mrs. Ball lived in Ma- Mountainside and the little Shop Baum and Brandon Kape. riewood, MUlburn and Mountain- on the Comer in Westfleld, a store Sunday — £90 am Minyan, ikk before moving to Westfiekl 19 donating all profits to charity. 12:30 pjn. Sisterhood party show- ITS ago. Mrs. Ball was past Surviving are a son, Robert E. (resident of the Women's Club in Jr.; a daughter Mrs. I^nda Sue Monday — 9 am Minyan, noon ksbuntainside and a volunteer in Cordasco, and four grandchildren. Sisterhood meeting 7 p.m. service the medical library of the Chil- Services were held Friday in the of heaang, 7 JO fun. Israeli danc- dren's Specialized Hospital in Haeberle & Barth Colonial Home ing, 7:30 pjn. caring community Mountainside and Overlook Hospi- in Union. committee, 7:30 pjn. The Meeting Place, 7:30 p.m. Habrew beginners, 8:30 am. Hebrew intermediate, 7 Edward S. Harvey, 86 pjn. tademet committee. Show Someone Special Tuesday — 7 am Minyan, 9:30 am Bible date, • pjn. choir re- •Dairy president; in chaplaincy program hearsal ' Edwar"* d* "a Harvey, 86, died Jon. ees of the Overlook Hospital Chap- How Much You Care Wednesday — 7 am Minyan, Q9, 1996 in the Summit Place, Eas- laincy in Summit 7:30 p.m, music to strengthen the ley, S.C. He retired in 1967 as pres- Surviving are two daughter!, soul, I pjn. men's dub meeting, ident of a New Jersey dairy corn- Mrs. Barbara Patterson and Mrs. 7:30 pjn. youth committee. and You Could Win Judith B Crabtree; five grandchil- Thursday, Feb. • — 7 am Min- Mr. Harvey lived in Westfleld for dren and 10 great-grandchiktran. yan, 7 JO pm ' years before moving to Sun- Two Tickets to a ,S.C. He served on the Board of Trust- i of the Overlook Hospital Chnp- WAY SHOW! r in Summit Surviving ere two daughters. Love someone? Tell the world with a message when it's published. Patterson and Mrs. Heart To Heart greeting right here in this Then, to top it all off, we'll send one Judith B Crabtree; five grandchU- randomly chosen couple to a Broadway fcen and 10 great-grandchildren. paper. Services were held Sunday at the For only $9.89, you'll get a 9 line greeting show compliments of Forbes Newspapers. SM Community Presbyterian Church EAOLEOEMEKS plus your choice of free color artwork. We'll Make this a Valentine's Day to remember. n Mountainside. also send an announcement to your special Order your Heart to Heart greeting today) He served on the Board of Trust- "THE GREAT AMERICAN WAV New Heights in Drycleanlng someone so they'll be sure to see your , Scouts Quality and Service Phone us at 800-559-0405 or tend the lark women's coupon below to: ight to vote HEART TO HEART, Fbrbes Newspapers, The Girls Scouts of Westfleld the Westneld Area League or PO. Box 609, Somerville, ^08876 _ Vbmen Voter* have teamed up to ate 75 years of women voting HUlbldc Cemetery li situated on 123 KW of gently rolling land. TnclosecTl" a"check TorSim Please'pr IntThe ToTTowing i America. All lot* In the beautifully maintained and landtcuptd f rounds message in HEART TO HEART: Westfiekl Girl Scouts and Brown- ONE CHARACTER PEIk BLOCK. ALLOW ONE BLOCK BETWEEN WORDS now have a 75th anniversary include perpetual care. Hilliide Cemetery, located on Woodland they can earn when they Avenue In Scotch Plains, is • non-prolM organisation. nplete activities designed to jteach them about the history and For further Information, telephone 7*e-l729. Importance of the privilege to vote, (which was granted to women In khe United States in 1920. | The ktea was the brainchild of [Merry WUler, who is both a Girl ) ficout den leader and school organ- Itser for IWnaques Elementary emete/ui, {School, and an active member or the Westfleld Area l^atfuo or JWomen Voters. Her mother is also 'a lifelong league memtxr. Thl* lyear, as well as 75 yours of suf- Ifrage, the Westfleld Areacelebrated $(p$si funeral!tfome ;$he 75th birthday of tho t/mipip of 'Bernadette M. Statekgr/Rpssi, 'IHmtor, Manager Woman Voters of Uw USA (n Feb ruary, and Its own 75th nnnivenutry 1M7 'Westfittd Avenue • Scotch Mains, %3.07076 '•\n November. When k-riKuc rnrnn (908)322 8038 CHOO8E YOUR FREE ARTWORK: Ibers were discussing how to tt»l lebrate these oetiwlorm. t<» Ma, ;Wlsler the kl«a of llnkin« up with Our iManufiemtnl And Stuff Talus PHdt In Alluring the Qlrl Scout mavrmmt sormed Th* Families WtAgaitAgai Dedicated And Conildtratt, obvious, since Girl Mcrtutln* Is nil about good cltbeonnlilp urul, an fti- Van and Attention. Your Nam«. ..J ture "women voter*." the Irirbrmed exercise of their voting privilege will be an Important ripmrul. j Address With the unanimous support <>r both the WeatfieM till) Bmits .Statt. Community Scrvtcw TVom ami the City board of the WesUleM Amn I^Pfigtit* of Women Voter*, »h*» dmlKrwd the Namo of Ntwsptptr MWaastaauBBSssA patch and with help from IJP*II<< Lewis of the WwitflMrt I*•»««*»•. ••" Thought t-'uneral Planning, A Insurance Program or one In Crnnfltnl NJ. Funeral Trust Plan— Stats .zip. Ms, Winter hiw !«•« wo.kir.rt k liM M Famiiies At The Time Of Nttd. with the Washington K'«' igWL Families With Afterf Care,, When Everyone Seoul Council and the pat** W Pid Si ihottM be ©fflclittty frftVrwl to ths Fhe Leaves, We Provide fiereavement Service*. T^^ tfoopj In th« 21 towns of Hw by mid-January February 1,1996 A-8 Westfield Record Christine Hill, Leo Senus to be married i Milestones Mr. and Mn. John Hill Sr. ofMassel, Massel and Vincent Esq. of Mlddletown have announced the Middtetown. engagement of their daughter, Mr. Senus is a graduate of Deviy Christine Elizabeth, to Leo Edward Institute of Technology, Columbus, Jennifer Reynolds is married Senus, son of Eleanor H. Senus Ohio, with a bachelor's degree in and the Late Leo J. Senus of West* electronic engineering and is pres- field. ently employed by Business Con- to Kenneth Curtis in church Ms. Hill is a graduate of Brook- trol Systems Cop. of Iselin as a Jennifer Maria Reynolds, daugh- ies and roses. dale Community College, lincroft, computer manager. ter of Paul and Virginia Reynolds Bridesmaids were the bride's sis- and is employed as a paralegal for A May 1997 wedding is planned. of Cranford, was married Sept 30, ters, Cynthia Reynolds and Kim- 1995, to Kenneth Andrew Curtis berly Reynolds,* both of Cranford; Jr., son of Kenneth and Patricia the bride's cousin, Laura Bolinski Curtis of Cranford. of Cranford; and Karen Green of The bride was given in marriage East Orange. by her father during wedding Mass Samantha Meseck was flower offered by Father Cafone at Seton girl Hall Immaculate Conception Chap- Daniel Curtis of Cranford was el in South Orange. best man for his brother. Ushers EAGLECUANERSSM were Victor Hujjack in of South The bride wore a traditional wed- "THE GREAT AMERICAN WAY" ding dress of Italian satin adorned Plainfleki, Bob Meseck of Brick, with beaded Alencon lace. She Dave Blackford of WestAeld and Setting the Standard for Quality wore a short veil and carried a bou- Jim Anderson of Cranford quet of lilies and roses. A reception was held at The Pal- and Service in Drycleaning Sharyn Meseck of Brick was ma- ace in Lyndhurst tron of honor. She, as well as the The bride graduated from Cran- bridesmaids, wore a hunter green ford High School in 1991 and strapless satin gown with jeweled earned her bachelor's degree in po- jacket and carried a bouquet of IU- litical science from Seton Hall Uni- versity in 1895. She is a settlement officer with Columbia National in Susan Clifford, Cranford. The bridegroom graduated from Cranford High School in 1988 and Paul Wampler is employed by Dave's Carpentry in WestfiekL He is also a volunteer AMERICAN REPERTORY BALLET plan marriage callman with Cranford Fire Depart- ment for July The couple went on a honey- moon trip to Aruba. JESSICA BROADWELL and S. SUTTON HAMILTON IV Eugene and Susan Clifford of They are living In Cranford. Madison, Wii., have announced the engagement of their daughter, U* OfNttt •M.244.7469 Jessica Broadwell, S. Sutton Hamilton Cathleen Clifford, to Paul Wampler I For Tito of Madison, Wii., ton of Rebecca planning to be wed in July ceremony Wampler of WestAeld and Jeff oin.\ Mr. and MIJ. Lawrence C. Broad* Princeton. Wampler of Princeton. FREE REGISTRATION Jjwell, of Chevy Chase, Md., for- The future bride graduated from The (Uture bride graduated from ornorly of Westlkid, have an- Westfleld High School and re-the University of Wisconsin in 1993 onaunccd the engagement of their ceived her bachelor's degree in his- and is a health and fitness special- ^VloughttT, Jessica Grace Brondwell, tory from Columbia University. ist with Nlcolet Instruments Inc. in CAlX:73lOO4244i06 1o S. Sutton Hamilton IV of Pitts- She earned her master's degree in Wisconsin. fikaNtta 'iJurBh, Pn. He is the son of Dr. and archival studies from the Univer- Her fiance graduated from West- Qranbtnlunona Mrs. S. Sutton Hamilton III ofsity of Pittsburgh and is employed field High School in 1987 and Prin- 440 Madison HtH Road as project archivist nt Oberiin Wednesday 6 PM ceton University in 1992. He Is UMIftSl (Ohio) College. computer services coordinator for Her fiance graduated from Prin- Hoty TrlnltyTulneran Church prep course the Wisconsin Amateur Sports 301 Tucker Av». ceton High School and received his Corp. of Madison, Wis. He is also Monday 7:15 PM be offered bachelor's degree in zoology from assistant football conch at Verona Duke University. He is a third year (Wis.) Area High School. medical student at the University The couple will be married in 2012 High Street [lit IICC campus of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. Wedrwtaay 7 PM j* Preparation Tor the Scholastic A July wedding is planned. July. 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Life of They're in! Reilly Westfield High boys basketball team tops By James Reilly Scotch Plains to earn state tourney berth By JAMES HOLLY "We didn't run the offense well TI1E RECORD nt all in the second quarter," sakl What's next Curry. "Things broke down and w*e After four years and countless Boys weren't making the proper deci- for Westfleld hours in the gym, working to com- sions with the ball. That led tp pete in the hotly-contested world of Basketball turnovers." football? Watchung Conference basketball, it Smelling victory, the Blue Devils all came down to this. turned up the defensive heat arjd That loud thud you heard The Westfield High boys basket- routed the Raiders in the second Sunday night, when Barry ball team traveled to face local rough season, the victory was still half en route to the win. Forwarid Switzer shook off the 800- rival Scotch Plains-Fanwood High sweet. John Faggins led the WcstfleU "pound gorilla on his bade, sig* Tuesday, knowing a victory would "Scotch Plains is a young team, scorers with 16 points, while center nailed the end of one football clinch a state tournament berth but you still have to go out and Matt Brotherton added 11 'coach controversy. which had eluded the current crop play well to win in this con- swingmon Jason Yarusi chipped i *' Now on to more serious mat- of Blue Devils. ference," said WHS Head Coach with 10. The Raiders were led ters. What's next for Westfleld "We always get up a little bit Stew Carey. "We didn't play a con- point guard Tom Walsh with more for the Scotch Plains games, sistent game, but we were good and Kyle Epps with five. , High football? 1 The knee-jerk response because of the rivalry,* said Blue enough to win, and new we've "Our press ended up wearinfc Devil point guard Brian Ciem- qualified for the states. It feels them down, which is what tapper* would be: Trouble. With a capi- good, and I'm very proud of the tal T. niecki. "But this time there was to young, inexperienced teams/* even more incentive and we guys. Now the important thing to As Jim Benedict and his sin- said Carey. "Johnny Faggiii couldn't wait to get on the court." remember is we're not content played very well for us, running gle-wing offense Qy down to That enthusiasm was clearly evi- with reaching this goal. It's nice, the floor and working the boards. Rutgers, the Blue Devil gridiron dent as Westfield drilled the Raid- but now that we're in, we want to And Mntt Brotherton was a rail program is temporarily ground- ers 63-32 to ensure a state tourney do some damage." presence in limited time. He and ed. The search is on for a new appearance and satisfy a hungry Both teams started slowly as the Ciemniecki are the glue to this coach, and most likely, an en- group of players. score was tied at 8-8 alter one team. They work so hard that it tirely new offensive system, for "My sophomore year we missed quarter of play, but a determined gets the other guys going." the second time in just three making the states by one game, Blue Devil press — and perhaps a Brotherton played only 15 min- years. and last year we never really got less nervous squad — took a com- utes as his sore knee is still a point When Benedict was lured to close," said Ciemniecki. "But most manding 15-point lead at the half. of concern for the Blue Devils, but Westfield from his highly- of our team is back from last year "No doubt, the guys were tight at his competitive fire always adds a successful coaching perch at and now we're reaping the benefits the beginning and I think the spark to the Westfleld lineup. Summit, the Blue Devil faithful of a tough season. We took some states had a lot to do with it," said "Matt is such a hard worker and enthusiastically embraced his lumps last year, but we got a lot of Carey. "But once we loosened up intelligent player that we want to single-wing oflense in the experience and now it's paying and started to press, things started try and bring him along slowly so hopes of attaining similar glory MJGUSTO P. MENE2ES/THE RECORD off." to turn our way." we'll have him in the counties and For whatever reason, it never WasMaM's Matt Brofharton (ten) hm helped the Blue Devils The Blue Devil record (frfl) cer- Raider forward Edwin Curry be- states," said Carey. "In the mean- materialized. •am a barth Wi tha atatt tournament, which begins In late tainly reflects that, and although moaned the lack of offensive ex- time we still need to go out and Scotch Plains (3-10) is enduring a ecution in the second stanza win ballgames." Benedict compiled a 7-11 Fabruary. record in his two seasons at Westfleld and then moved on to greener pastures in Piscataway, leaving behind a group of play' Sweet revenge era who worked tirelessly for two years trying to master the intricacies of the single-wing. Lady Raider press topples In short, according to the 'glass-is-half-cmpty crowd, the Westfield in hoops rematch Benedict era was a washout But a sober, thoughtful look •jy WasJUt Homm. "I believe the girls worked very well as a unit and did exactly at the facts suggests otherwise TtUM&ORD jln fact, the more you look at what they were supposed to do to -the situation, the less grim "" *Thafovertime kws seams Uke a •top Westfleld." long time ago. looks. Lori Watkins and Ann Keegan Earlier in the season, the West- were their normal selves when the "Jim leaving isn't a great fleld High School girls basketball Raiders had the ball. Watktns, the thing for our program,'' said team toppled Scotch Plains- senior center, had 29 points, 11 re- Westfield High Athletic Director Fanwood in overtime. It was a sur- bounds, and five steals in a domi- Ed Tmnchlna. "But Is It devas- prising result considering the num- nant effort in the pivot. tating? No way. We've got a ber of talented players on the Raid- "Lori was just sensational — she great group of assistant coaches ers' roster. really owned the middle in this and • volunteers all the way The result was decidedly differ- game," said Homm. "She's been down the line. We've also got a ent Tuesday afternoon at WestflekL consistent all year and she re-ally freshman team coming off a 7-2 The Raiders jumped out to s 164 had some big numbers in this " season in the Watchung Con- lead in the Arst quarter and went game." on to rout Westfleld 63-29. ference, which is a great ac- "We played the same defense we 'it just seemed like Westfleld hit did the first time against Wat kins complishment Phis, we just re-, everything they shot the first time instituted the eighth grade — and the result was a lot differ- we played them — and we didn't ent," said Hauser "Watkins is a team last year and over 40 kids play especially well on the defen- tried out for the team. much better player right now. sive end of the court." said Scotch She's more aggressive and she just AUQUSTO P. MCNETES/THC KCMD "We had a down cycle in the Plain* Head Coach Brian Homm. took the ball right at our center Westfleld senior co-capta)n Jon Jones will swim the MO freestyle In Saturday's Union County number of kids coming out for "I think both variables were the exact opposite this time around and beat her many times." Championships at Elizabeth High. football the past few years, but Keegan also had the numbers in that seems to be getting better/ Westfleld didn't shoot the ball very well and our defensive intensity this contest. The senior mulli sport he added. "We've got a great athlete had IB points, six relxHimta, stadium and facilities, and most and execution has really picked up." four assists and five steal:!. importantly, we have a terrific The Raiders were trapping all The Blue Devils have fallen The streak group of kids in Westfleld. To over the half-court against the Blue upon hard times as their C 10 me, that's a real good situa- Devils. record indicates. tion." "They Just waited tor us to come "I talked to the girls after the Westfield High boys swim team goes for , But what about the fact the across half-court and then they game and they said they want to kids have been training in the trapped," said Westfteld Head simplify some things we do," Raid •ingle wing offense for two Coach Kathy Hauser. "We couldn't Hauser. "It seemed to me they 40th consecutive Union County crown r years, and the odds of the new handle the trap at all. We made were grouping what we were doinii 200 frccHtyle and 100 backstrokt, coach employing that offense bail passes, took bod shots and tot In practice — but if they wnnt to By JAMES MNJ.Y their defense control the game." simplify we'll go buck to the dmw "Wu'vo got 15 kld« entered and 1 are about as long as Jerry t>x[Ht-t all 19 to pluco," Raid John- Jones' acceptance speech? "We trapped up high and we Ing board and try to flu u re HSCHOOL trapped in the comers," said thing out." As the Wwrtfleld High boys swim son, who Nwnm on th« 19(13 BltM "To tell you ths truth, what team pivpnrt'B to defend Its Union \~HM\ county championnhlpsquatl we teach the kids la blocking County chauiipiofishlp Bntunltiy, Swiitiming "The guys should rmtlly b» up to and tackling - the fundamen- the Mlim Devlin art- fit?ilnH n little the chnllcntft?. We've not St. Jo- tals." said Bob HUd, coach of Westfield Rr|)h'» <"«unijid up und the itatt p in County Meet plnyoffk wjon, tmt thin In a tfoldsp Uie eighth-graders since 1070 'Uw utnim* of thin preBBtirt* Isn't oi)portunlty to \M\ a part of sonwf- encompassing the regimes of no much from the competition — Snturday, 2:30 p.m. thing H|M>). HU-vo fkhmi since I've been hers. The kJds "llw hist llmo Westftald didn't •ihovikl i'|uillcnj

2(M) iiwll ('70), I'mil llciily C7») t.'hrlii Mac we had thif year ran the single win (hi> county mwl, KIVIH hnrln'l vblunl fnwlli«y, ( Kiuldfii l'i\U) nnd Dunlri lli>rU» rvrn MH-orelfd n riutntxT one I/rhrMT in n wnlor cofiiptnln wing, but that's Just ttm assign Cti:i) nro Jii«t n few of the gt moid yrl," fsukl WIIM Co Mont I nnil DIM (IcrcndlnH 100 nulli'illy menu and plays. That's not Bwlrnrnr-rs lli<itivt>tnt'nt in thf> In U'titn. ii|> to win " hnrd ami l«irn tlw proper tio'iH #'(i n llttlo heavier. No one Hut UII< morlriK powrr liin-nn'l skills. When the kkls get to wmili In IM< nit tlio U'nin Unit Mop Ihi'iv as th«» Viimitwl WPBU1»'I<1 TICAM high school yeni can teach them Iw'filtM tht* nttvnk, I c«« Hi In 'HIM Uidy IVvltn will ulm tw cl« that stufr 111 no tim# -- us long |Mu,t yrnrx, Is ntlll pivHwrit. Gi Uii> Union County title Sat an they know how to block and nldeld will curry that rtiptiitit ,f<>n JoncM In it utronti cnn md/iy nt I) it in nt Kllwitx'tJi HI tackle." tii^fi Into the KHAIIIH-UI <1J r>(»0 Iti>( nnil tht< v, h *t»n thiw New all we n«wd is wmrieone |KK>I MI '/'Mi pni. Hnturtlny, with t()0 Irtjtlerfly. whlln Prmik Oi(i|« (h.'irnpionnhlpn ami ST to uik« char** snd l<*d the MI HJmtitt U'Htna, Including lum Ix-4'M ch'ipplrt({ MTNIUKIB O(T lila Hrr OIP fmiKh. Blue Devils Into the 21st cen- Nr>w l*i*"» very Bcnlur Ann 'IVlU-llwnirn In tiw 20 the Hearrti, and know* th# kind lupin v Hi'' fl|"iilrf In the f»l) nrwnlyln nfiil HMI hot nnd r>00 f'tfonlylf ttnd Krlly CaTtA of much he want*, 'tf.urfi nililr, Mm Mlur> D»>vil>t Irrlly nnd JiuiUir f'ollii M<<>••«« in H In tlif WK) Aivntyln mtd 11)0 butj (0 I) jirn JI nil("iitf (nvnHIn In win fiiclor in tlir* W n-wwtylt* m well t« iJturcn MMttvmrt want H gentleman, with jtood i IK-CIHI«!P of A Ininlllm furlnr •sifiiiiiK Ilii |III|»« IVfiMtmui ,|«y Pol In. k in Ihf IM nnil IjrrnBiwtrtikn, mid Molly I'hHmi In tho fi() nnd IO( <« 'MU IM titid rrfH'RtylcB Mlrliflli? K«»hlBk WU lunatic*," B«I«1 Trsnchlrw. "We Tup Hliin Dovll RwirmttcrM Tim mid lltriulntl tjiM'hner MP tuitli'illy, .junior CIIHM I'nriHtfim in nwlm Ui" 2IMI IM, mid 100 tmto want » guy who'll treat Ihe kids f «in tnmty ehtiffipa who (1« tlir. bnckntmkp, f4J*vi» KwriuwclriMki HlnMt', wlilln A'lrltmtM* Coppa wtl of Westfteld the way they de* Wttttltld'a Katla •rahm and the Lady Devils art working hmd in me to «naif* n number of valuable tn th« 100 anil 200 frr^stylfl ontl itwltn tlit> 7M topmtyh and i(K praetloa to got back on traek. », Hnmnhn, a junior, wwt the sophomore VAiXry liPthnrr In thp February 1.1996 A-10 Westfiekl Record Westfield High grapplers gang up on Linden The Wostfleld High wrestling The Lady team strung together eight straight WESTFIELD Devils asserted victories Friday to tie up a 43-23 their domi- win at Unden. nance in the After Steve K.-issakiari won a 12- distance races, 3 decision at 119 pounds, senior co- sweeping the captain Kevin Sullivan pinned his top three slots man in just 32 seconds ut 130 to H.S Roundu in both the sUtft the Westfield streak. one- and two- Jared Kamins (135) won a deci- mile runs, but didn't secure sitsi while Brian Joffe (140), Jason enough points in the sprint and Osborne (145), und Mike Baly (152) field categories to hold off Plain- registered pins, lira no Parente field. took a decision ut l((0, and Corey Junior Suzy Ko/.ub hit the dis- Pokey moved up a few weight tance daily double by winning the classes tii edg«; Allen Hay ut 171. mile in 5:40!) and the two-mile in Andy McGibe completed the Blue 12:35.5, while Sage Stefiuk run Dovil scoring with a pin at 180. Union County's best 880-yards in Westfield (0-2) enjoys a break in . 2:28.9. Also scoring in the 880 were thf schedule leading up to Piscu- Terry MilanetU? in fifth (2:35) and taway next Wednesday followed by Sharon Gambino in sixth (2::j5.ft). the Union County Tournament. I^auren Saul was just behind Bahway 59, Wcstficlcl 9 - Unde- Kozuh for second place in the rnih* feated and defending District 11 (!>:43.4) und the two-mile (12:36.9), chtonpion Ilahwuy drew first blood while Kellie Goncalves completed last Wednesday when it dominated the I«idy Devil sw«*r|i with third the Blue Devils in lialiway, place finishes in the (rule (5:44.2) tthe Indians swept through the and two-mile (12:44.9). killer weights induiling a mar The one-mile relay suuad of quee-matchup victory for Rahway'.s l Tom Wysocki over Westfield'.s Anisa Iconic, Kl.y,;s;i Serrilli, Sha- K#in Sullivan 4 1 at 130jjound;; ron Garnbino ami Sage Stefiuk -Jto top the nine I>-vits. t(K>k fourth in 4:31.8. AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/FOftBES NEWSPAPERS powy Posey got WcsUlold <>n the Westfield's Brian Joffe (left) has a good hold on Piscataway's Jeft Kamich. with his Mlh victory of (ilHI-S HASKKTHAIJ. Westfield got l(i IM MII'.S from year ut 160 IKHIIKI;. via a pin, tnor (fM.aptain Ann Lutkenhouse ils 74 !il aller building u 38-23 half- Devils got 15 points from Ciern- his impressive scoring pace with lc sophomore Mike, lialy won sharpshooter Alcna Lygate in a 05 niecki, 12 from junior forward John 44 loss nl itahwny last Thnrsilay. scored Hi points ami freshman time nine, too large for the Blue two goals. Westfield will host In- exciting 14 12 division at 171 to guard l.i/ McKeon added It to Devils In overcome. Faggins and 10 from swingman iplete the Blue l>evil scoring. Junior forward Amy William:; and dian Hills Monday at Warinanco Ann lAilkeniiouse nddfd ;;ix pace the host I.tdy Devils over .luniur guard Bob Schultz added Jason Yarusi. Skating Center. 10 points in tin? io:;s. Westfield (9-Ji) (JIKKS TRACK rxmil.';, while Jen Kemps, Knn Kf'arny last Tuesday Christian Bra. », Wcatfldd t - ICE HOCKEY J took Bworid place in Zielenlxtch and I A/. McKeon BOYS HASKKTHAU, hosts Hhiilxi/z today. Westlfeld got drilled by the top- Bnan Cieininecki's 27 (joints Westrhkl M, Kiarny 47 - f.'iem- Westfield was topped 11-3 by tH|l Union County (iirls Indoor chip|MHl in with four point:! each ranked team in the state at Wari- Westfield (HIM travels to Shalia// wen'ii't enough to stop the surging niecki drained eight chances from host Montclair Kimberley Acad- Track and Field C'liatnpUmships at nanco Skating Rink last Wednes the Dunn Center in Kliwtlieth Utst tndiiy. Indians (112) in Westfield Thurs the charity Htrijje to lead Westfield emy (Montclair) Saturday. Blue Wednesday. Wistfleld 5H, Kiitrny 51 - Sc day. Itahwny tupped thi' Blue Ik'V- at Kearny last Tuesday. Tlie Blue Devil Itonnie Kashlak continued day- Smith's all business in pool Meet madness face. She's all business." By JAMES M9U.Y The entire team has been all WHS boys second in county; KOMlK.SNKWSI'AI'Kri.S business as the lions are unde- And a freshman shall lead them feated at 7 0, in addition to seeur Elmuccio set for Millrose The Mi unit St Mary Academy ing the Mountain Vulky champion-? •y JAMES MEIU.V Square (jalileli, Won (he HHO in j-irls swim team won the Mountain ship. Up next for the team, is the 2:04, while teammate laurcnce Valley Conference championships Somerset County Meet Saturday at H(» was right U'hind him m sec the Biidgewater Somerset Valley ond pliiee in 2:05.7. Klmuecio at Drew University Salunlay, ami a The Westlleld High hoys trac-k YMCA. Smith is looking forward to team put <>n a dumiiuiUng din then took the mile in 4 44 8, wiih youtiM Wcstfieliit'r led the way play in the distance events Mnn Illue Devi!:, Mike King (11(1 Hi hV'shinaii sensattiui tlruokir the competition day nighi but WHS edj'ed by Kli/. and Ityan Mti'fiuk (4 52 7) in MV Smith wa:. the :» (IM> and aiuliotinc, the 2(X) exploits with the WHS Lady Uev , teammate AhLillah Sumtik.i took was nilh in (he two mile in II (Ml 4 think 1 have a f>H .11 "itliuike I;; ,i veiy . < unpt'titivt1, te meet o|' the season against Blair host Miuutenieii MOIUHI in every jV«li|! .Hill h.ivll'i*, il I'.IKH! II !!<• I team. Everyone supports each ships Sunday ,il .l,«lwm liym in Ai .uteuiy. event In lop the Illuc- Devils H2 want In U' ul.iM-d .itul IIH . •• naeimis kill, Mini Mount Lions other and we also push each other, 70. I'l incetiin ' 1 saw ln»r swim at tltat meet, when ll l nliie , (mi.' Ill nm " I lead Co,ieh Ki'uii Mihotuy "!ihi« to get better times. It's been every "Yon i ,m I n-.iHv control how MIIJJtOSKtiAMIS I'.lmuei HI qu llit'n- I tin Miltro.i v nl k '< hiiii ,u..' pr< |i;ne: fi i| .iiiii jus' N.iid, well there ymi go," Mher team.1", will ] H-ift it in. so what more run than I expected Alter .uichoiiiic, the winning « illi .i III*.( null' i MI Ifi in the i'\ei , in/'le i,»i- ] Ii i wot I-, ethic c. said Mahunev "1 hail known she we try to do is go out and do leg at the 1'i'nn Hi'l.iy. la.;t ye.-ir, i-.iMiM. mill ,( l,i,1ei lime i. ci'i "When I first started I knew T lilsl leiiiile " WTI:, t.ileiiled, but wasn't sure how What we feel we're capable of ) r, ,ici'M;.lnmi'(i to lii)1. I.IUlh n |KI . ililllly, <': | HI |,ill>' wanted to do vwll, but I never doing," said WHS Meat I Coach 1 M.ilioni'v hail he.nil tii Smith's she'll react t<> hi^h school swim- h;i>-It titnl I'lcld c\cni llul eiin.uleiini , he iu\1 t.m mi the thought I, or the team, would be .hick M.irtm "We did as well as bl-i apiiearillui* at the picsticmtis -.malt tnieU with a >'.v""i.imm talenl : ami had till her a few mini;, cs|nvially as it freshman. We'd hoped but Kll/uU'th just Milhi)-,i. (imiii's tiiiiiiiiin^ nii'lil Hi Kir at the I Jinn i Center linn- at meet in i luh com|x'!i "hriKikf is a urn agiilnst the IK- I {ilmtil In - I I I It mile a I the I hi mi swim1; l«ii the Iteikclev Aqu.itle likes to |oke around a lot willi her termediate School "Now thut we're highly iii'iiamusl lh,"h Scluml high SCIKHII IIII(<• I• in the citnti Cenli i Mittxl.i.v nii;h1 "Again, ,i . 1 'Millnisi- Mile al the Millrose tiy," !»iid the luiuiif "It should li>Mi! .!•• 1 I<'tis ^inil eniiiy my I'll, t 'lub in IS. ikele\ M.ichls Mut he terminates Hut when she get ) the top seed in the county, we limncs loiiiunuw nl Madison lirlp Iiv lirtici tny linn- iiinl I I think I r.h.Milil lie (>K " u.is still mole th,in ,i litile irn tlios*' i;o|;i;les on. Hlul Kl'ts Oil tl** know teams will he fmnmntf for us, ptesMil .it the Mount Lion.' Ills! 1>1

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Autograph's Grille is a sign of the times Theme restaurants are the name when the Gallery Lounge beckons of the game for the '90s and West- with exciting games, fUnny videos Held is no exception. and favorite beverages? Visitors Autograph's Grille, opened re- can browse along the autographed cently at 109 North Ave., is the first photos of Mickey Mantle, Richard New Jersey theme restaurant and M. Nixon or Bette Davis. A per- gallery. Described by a spokesper- sona] beeper tells you when dinner son M the prototype of an exciting is ready. new franchise operation, Auto- All memorabilia can be bought graph's Grille serves lunch and on the spot Prices range from $50- dinner Tuesday-Sunday. $2,000. With sports legends, Hol- Amid nearly 200 authentic, guar- lywood luminaries and political fig- anteed pieces of marvelous memo- ures, there's something to intrigue rabilia adorning the newly il- the whole family. luminated Gallery Lounge, guests Twelve bottles of wine — six red advance to the captain's desk to and six white, priced at $20 per select their dinner from a custom- bottle — were selected specially to designed case displaying the dozen complement the fine food. Wines entice choices — a 32-ounce T- include the Calera Chardonnay bqne steak, king filet mignon, twin Central Coast 1994 and Columbia Maine lobsters, New Zealand rack Merlot Washington State 1993. A of lamb, veal chop; pork chop, quotation from The Wine Spectator shrimp scampi, roasted chicken, aids diners with their selection. steak and lobster and the fresh fish Autograph's Grille is open for catches of the day. lunch and dinner and Gallery Complete dinners include a shopping Tuesday-Saturday. choice of tossed green or Caesar Lunch is served 11:30 a.m.-2:3O. salad, homemade bread, a choice of Dinner is served after 4:30 p.m. potato, "family style" vegetable, Tuesday-Saturday and from 3:30 entree, dessert and colTee. Prices p.m. Sunday. The Gallery Lounge start at $22.05. Autograph's Grille is otters cocktails and a bar menu. A "kid friendly," and so children 12 private dining room is available for and younger are welcome to share small parties. All major credit cards Mom or Dad's entree for $2.90. The are honored. There is a parking lot "kid's wrap" includes vegetable, next to the restaurant and free mu- dessert and a beverage. Indepen- nicipal parking after 6 p.m. and on dent little ones may order their weekends. The restaurant is handi- own complete meal at $4.99. cap accessible. Call 654-9700 for AUGUSTO F. MENEZESmtE RECORD Who wants to fidget at the table more information. Bartandar Glann Kaaly toaaaa a Mickay Mantla-autographad baaaball aa Janica Wyckotf looka on at Autograph Grille In Waatflald. CPAs open UNION COUNTY offices in Westfield Bedard, Kurowicki & Co., Certi- fied Public Accountants, has an- nounced the opening of its West- field oflke. Located on East Broad Street, the office will be directed by Michael II. Jeffries CPA, who has been practicing in the Union Coun- D I R E C O R Y ty area for more than 10 years. "Situating ourselves within. a wellwtablished business com- Serving. Westfield. Scotch Plains. Far.wood, Cranford, Garwood, Konilworth munity with a strong entrepreneur- ial spirit is a logical choice for us at I'lUMHING PLUMBER this time," said Mr. Jeffries. "Our AIM ( ONOITIONING professional tram is able to provide businesses with strong technical Donald S. Rockefeller expertise for a reasonable lee." CHAPMAN BROS. NO REASON FOR PLUMBING a HEATING INC Bedard, Kurowicki 8i Co., which Lie #1428 also has offices in Flemington and REEZING • Plumbing < :t« Union County College'* science Cammlc Tila nM Pi WINTIII SPICIAL Fra* l«1imat«* building at the Crunford ciimpus • Sinks, No M«*s B W* do WatHMfMf*n« ft Palrrtlrtfl Toal will be muwntrd ami modernized • Qu«rantt«d Add A Isvel 20' Dormer STROKE OF GENEIUS under a $I,M»0,f>02 contract nwnrtJ FrM laUiMtasi tath • Tito Mternaltv* M,tte «J by the Hoard of TTU«UH>S and PROVIDING QUALITY SEKVH T. I-VR (Hilt III YhtKS 008-231-1775 tht» Bottni of (Jovrrnur* at u rntvt 1-8OO-W2-BATH Ing at the Eli/ftlwth cumpuft Turs Heating and Air Conditioning INFORMATION tiny, Jtin. 23 i\irmM» Construction of Shrew* FUEL OIL bury vw»n the fwiente building rrn INFORMATION Sales & Service ovutiorui prtjjiTt ruritwt. It '••ill* for upgrading the biology iMlmnrt**- Call For rim, HI id InidHlllMK n new «ir rondl Service or tinning, fieiitiMK mnl ventilation SiYORK •yntrin and n lire nlmm syjiUmi. I uel Oil The tw« licmnls nlso «|>|»nw*Ml a • Humidifiers • Electronic Air-Cleaners «mnt ttgiwrnient with the New J««r • Clock Thermostats • Attic Fans II fm maitml j I lynl In "v(try Mrifiw *« r «ey KflucaUmuil FiKilities Author 908-276-0900 Id itwt,il(|M,styiMiitviw i' Hii lull for fh* Hy to quality for n $1.'«» million • Blown-ln Insulation Kmttl ft>r the renoviitlon Hnd mr the *i-tw«i» tniiMititf in ttim ( y (»?M»er tlw Urinfl of tlw» New Jersey ( rnntord WESTFIELD • 233-6222 Higher Kdmiittoii t'n< ililk'n 'IVUHI Set! mu 'Wi ( •/ I 'ftltrit I i •.>(!•. 9O8•722•3OOO KMIWI Art 'Hie mtUir.rlty will Inmie Uip limwln for tin* |>r.i}e<1 nttd the PAINTING TREE EXPERTS t»rlnrlti«l nnd Interest c*>t* will »*• HOME IMPROVEMENT jmid hy ftmmnl npjrmjiri«ti<>ns fmtn tlM* *{nit* I^gl'-.ltiltire Ol III! T»M» Irtist rviiitl wn« ennHwl hy 'fimltcrllitt- the JrgteMurf In j>mvi«Ir. flmiln Tor ERS& New Jersey trmlittiUoim "U> w '("•re. ilpvM *** stl(»WM*H>M *•• WOODSTACK |>rirv«> thrir I. l«l*"f» DERS • (At*ti(itM <>1 fU»n ^ * Hrt1h*i TREE SERVICE lory, iiniMiiiMiisitinMn HI i idd * Mn f'm loy • Mom IN.I IMF I > i lei " Thn w M)i"» Hy lull l«>ill«l Flushed $49/up million Higher Mm-nllon V* > Mo.Tin Ofnt o*i < Vofitflnf: • 1 *orlFifi * F iifffilr n Low, Low Rates Trust I-'HIHI \*>ivW SAMI DAY IN rrRIOK under twi» feflemJ 'Hils marks the first major 04-1314 l-t 276-5752 j the buUillng Blnt?e om Services it wm built. A-12 WestHeld Record February 1,1996_ Forbes

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1908)281' Mtm IN-COLUMN RATES ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SALE SIRVICIS GENERAL POLICIES & SERVICES 1 advancing plaoad In ForbaaNaw$p*>ar* la On* Insertion $18.00/Week ftt final appro***/ by tna Pubttthar. Wa raaarm tha right to corrmctty adM or " 4 lines, $2.00 each additional line ci—«V copy, to lafact or canoai my advartmamant at any tltm. SmtttttmtL*oompt9dupio ii:OOa.m. Monday prior to publication. Your ; Five insertions $14.4O/W*ek aaM* mpraaantatlva mm laaua you a numbar at tha turn of ttm cancaMaffon or 4 lines, $1.60 each additional line per week a cteaaffad ad ThUmyotirracotdoicmooaHWon Merchandise Special $28.00 AalMSfcasaaTs. W»aaa chack your ad tor anon Ma FIRST W£EK tt appears. 2010-3100 4010-4230 Fort** Mawtpapatt wHINOTba raaponaJbto tor tooormctadtwftartha tint „ 4 Nnes, runs 2 weeks. $2.00 each additional line. 1O2O-10M •MM*. FoTbaaa*aurna*nofinancMra«panaibMytorarronortortrmoml*alon Non-Commercial •MM.OYMBNT AUTOMOTIVE REALIST ATS of copy Error NaMMy ahatt not wowd ttm coal of that portion of ipacm • ocouptad by aucn •nor. Major adfuatmant cMm mutt tm madia within 30 ' Automotive Special $29.00 day of tVwofe*, otharwiaa aueh clatrm will not ba oon*tdarad 4 lines, runs 2 weeks. $2.00 each additional line. EaHBBlLBVlsiMBSaK0^*^* SMM, Employment Wantad, Wantedto Rani, Non-Commercial Houaa/ApartmanH to Shava, ada whan moving and ads to acttrauss outaidm of Maw Jaraay. Garage Sale $17.00 5 lines. $1.00 each additional Mne. • BKndAOa • $15 OO tor 30 day* boa lantaland mailing charga. ' Alt capital or boM mttan 50t par Una, parwaatt Fret) Ads asVlB^LjaijaBBiBai CJaaaWnd rata* ara commtamtonabla to mcognliad Lost & Found, Free To A Good Home, Adoptable Pets 9O10-S100 0010-0710 9010M40 agtncma at 15%. CLASSIFIED HOURS CUSTOMER SERVICE AD DEADLINES DIRECTORIES Monday thru Friday In-Column Advertisers AH In-Column Classifieds THURSDAY Appear every week in Classified Real Estate D 8:15 am - 5:15 pm 1-800-559-9495 MONDAY 5:00pm To Place An Ad Call Your Sales Representative. Outside New Jersey FHIDAY 1-908-722-3000 Buyer's Guides 1-600-559-9495 :• Saturday Legal Advertisers MONDAY 2:00pm Outside New Jersey Call 9:00 am -12:00 noon 1-908-722-3000x6203 Camera Ready Ada 1-908-722-3000 noa-PraalaQaaai J070 21M a 11M-Oira««Sat*a WOLF* TANNtNQ BIDS attl • MarvliaiMNM BIB iHAaa- Queer. ufMlarSIM Aoorr A FNIIND ANO TAN AT HOME Buy COMFUTIH WANK- Complata wtth Ottliopa MOVINQ SALf- SO yaar a Direct and 8AVEI 1190. Omatat March MOUSI- Invaniory ra- die mattraii aat Unuaad J, WHi M0Vi A SMtLB- Bamaraal 1140 • Offlaa FuoiHur* old taacrian daah, awlvta and Mhaf lay iralna. Co*. QOM, aw Jawairy a Commarclal- Horn* Unlit ductlon aala. Nama in lha bo«. Coit IIOOO chair, much mora. laava lador pay** Mghaat prto- hai patp * of an •laaaMMd From tint.00 Low brand eomputaft aa low sail ajoo. wa-«oa jags 35J-0524 a* Call i-aofl-4*4-*l7i i auijTuMim ana Co»- WB AM BUmM't apaciaa ffo r adopttofdtt * at monthly paymanttl PMf nao-Baiiwana •a »»2 Olfarrtng u() to or M1-82»-10Oa lacttoini aOB-Tal-OMO BatpaMSaTNTATTVSt raatonabia coat. Mlaamg NEW Color Catalog Call 10% dH. got -373-3600 DAY SCO- whtta. U on 1M t Coma and aiparlanca a ParT For mora totforma- bra It, Inmi, 2 0F 33 fi Cu FT, w/watar A«a., COMPUTBNt- T can orthopadlc m«tu»aa««, & ANTIOUIS a USIB lha Ih#aa-A-Faw dl«*<- Won call 72a-03M. ' A lea dlipanta*, 4 yta FUMNTUM- all furnt- anca at Naw J»raa» a VOURJ CtABSmSO AB aoie ma«» your PC frlandlyl high flaar. Unuiad, ami old. »550 Bunk b»di A tura, otd, M, BDS. ham CAN M •UBtlBMCO IN Iniltllallon, upflraflt* BBUS- CaWartw aaafca moat baaullful puppy bo»ad. Coat $800 aall drattar 185 Mft-0042 1000'a to iMO't. M daaa A ixtjuioftii from REACH 109,000 11> NSW JIBJSSY halo oatiing ttanad Haa- SM-402-MO5 (Macaa. toSMT NIWIPAMM WITH •onabla Jim MB E>SS3 RKSTAUMANT lha tO'a * BO a. Any HOMES " ONE EASY PHONE CALL • UVINO- "r« 1S7C tOUivaatNT- Praatur- tf WHI iravai. a AHpupptaa ara A.KC. AND FOR ONE LOW Dolli and Clolhat Spa WH COMTATWU 2120 Had D««p Fryar. StMjtv- ragtafraa ana attactad PRICE FOR ONLV clallilng In Barbla mo »I05 Wa al»o buy and inu, warmaia, mlio. (of 4vo#a contof frttty VMS tn repali computat*, monl S21»00 VOUR AD WILL laaha Any condition •quip aoa-7a«a la Joa aOV6j*77S tori, prlntaf* and bowda , IWOBtl REACH OVER 1.2 MIL- SaNJTAMA-NJ an LION HOUII «|»4*4T49a a PuaplM ara aoclaitiad NOTICE: Ml QARAOE S Fa«. Ha, Vaa aaah 17 In THROUGHOUT THE SU. SUSMMtS «Ml- iacobaan 9 Kp. In food •TATC CALL FORMS SALES advaniaamanti toi id. | 200. w S^Q. ClALItT- Natwoiks- Call 76*^133* CLASStfWO AT 1-aSO- cutlom appt Hapalrt, an MYABLE IN AD- BrVp^Vf BVWlOOrrlsyn KK* si SBB-B4BS, ASK FOR VANCE by cash, Kappy, wad adjuatad. lov- talai a uporadat. Point • TUNWAV OHAMD- Oat RaauHBl . JOYCE FOR ALL THS ol Mi» ly »a| cnach, VISA or Maaitr modal A tiaa. Com- mtpal DETAILS ABOUT SCAN- BUYING COIN8 ». waahaf/ttryaaf/ttry r Card- For a quota on plaitaly raitored 1tt3. LavfaVtmaH Collacttena STATCWIOE CLASSIFIED Fully 'd.affiio a Famoua aa 1-BOOtS»S4Say AD NETWORK coat, plum citl Qwgaoui tona A caaa ;oma ani Papar Monay Utanma Haaltft Ouaran- •arvlc* |l» 7 tt 7,600 nag 1-IOO-5B»-94W. Ma Incfcjaaa oompliman- CATS. Gray Brolhar a /linn •Ol<7 34007 Poaloar'a OaMary try vatarlnary and ftaa Oranaa SilW, Smohay >ll VAif TV 17' aOHV UN. 1»" STcohw taeal aiamination and and Ouaawla naad bain WOO 1/2 cord •CRNARDaVILLC a *USI0a* us Waart. VaHay Hit. 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Alao a«li wait ol Roeti wood Dry wood ••la an Information packat, Cold contol* TV »100 laad ini.rotd Intarailad in othar Platan m-aiso Naw airival* in our Fur aiso CAT- Tatlla, youHg. •all; (BOO)400-44»4 »oa-r«7-9ifii Caaino rratmor atoWa. grayy, ciHco, lamala eat WHIIILPOOL Otl nlihlng I'*pl C;h»'iy, Mon-8a* 11-B, NOT MM antoLaa Mahogany Oak. Country Purrrs • loval to giva ai- R«NQ« - 30', aair cltan aiion. Vat taatad, ihota. Infl, almond w/ black OWY DMKIII- tv»>y 1010 < AnHajwai kaaa, Johnann Urn). ItOOO-atO.OOO paid lor »piy»d BOBB46-811* Thuraday avtnlnga Spm ISM - AafMancaa door w*ry good conrtl- lion 11 fSoho 873 8613 On4r7i|ief. Iltfany private ttnUt|u« OfInnlal ruga SILLING, BUILDING. H«»r tM b«ii ol lha 70* MM- Art atoch. Catyi ware, chitn .lamaa Procter 900-545- A SO ill By point D J 1040 • Auctteni dolltiri lamps, IKH'HII, 1 800 358 ?B47 REPAIRING. 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Bridgcwater*MarUnsville area. MOVINQ BALI AM I i IIIIMIIHI* ...II... Ill* A BOUNTY Of LOVS • LITTL1 PSOPl.1 DAY NUHTWRtMa MOM Of 4 HOUBICLIANINO Answers to Haley. PRCI TM«B toy*. U'W Inw (Hl^tiH 4010 ATTBNTION In my Plica- CANS— In my rtoma naarly grown thitdtan Fit rafa , raaaonatola Ifl ft lanuth (lnlii»it«ii| I Ml) .1 HllOW Ctdl*) fPl tanay homf Oo *o work aaai 11/7 4 Ml Hit 1 laaka to oflar quality rait*, dapandabla. Own Was wearing red collar. HUKHMy PatlVR-raii tn I tl l(> t !«'> I laik t */ amam at mtma, Call am •_• pm jTM-TOta child cara lo Inlant* in trantp Bomaraat County WANTaO U«*d lacnt 3M-2MS l«')it i«flil<S «lll cm* tor your chllrl itOO 4101 tneoma Ian CMU.0 CABS m Bo PKri Raa fancad in yard Ac •>OLItH WOMIN WILL Syra or oldar) In my itvttiaa crn rst iB3i 4itn iHtirtiction/ Mothai of Iwlna, CPtt, ilound Wrooh homa rtri CLtAN VOy« HOUSR t rluealtam tiiat aid, ttata oartiltad, (194pm) Hourly ratal 4170 trtauranaa 4140 t *aal Barvtaai •van CaH jrti ynin? HHLtABLB honall. Claim 41-10 Inant A flnanea CMILB CABB - Oo y«u LOVINO MOM Will paiafin win claan your nrm men nonv »|il rondo, ttouaa, ofllc* K\D& ACTIVITY t;""t Jtii 1 (1M 4 (tn Mtacallanaawi rtaad nuaHtad, acraanad cara tot your child In my 41S0 Party * Pnta* inittrad ear* lor your pra- Brlrigawata> htim* tinoil Vaiy i»««nliaIjH Fiona ehlldT Onry Moil ra*a Cafi as^ o.vn I intna VIH 4tM \v\n talrtmont aarvtcaa ff rata . a»p«frafie»»!. 4910 r>t»l«aalc>na< rl«v Morning Ino nil III awn Iranip to«t p'lr»» STtir urrwoirrrt IHM »nm«ra»t Cfy SM-4IH4 LOVINO MOTHaH OP f 1— To <;ata for yeni* ertild r Steam < ar|i«t A upfim DIRECTORY «OI ni It' i' fin t iiutti Miftrflaa*« Ctv I»S #oa» •taty (tvaning 'tilly ln« m my Plarataway homa • I m I .111 M«iy Of. 11 Htinlar«l«rt, Vi» aMB Attnrttabla 4 a*fa lg airy CLI AMI NOa k ••< < Hi ttia Ann 1109 CHILD CARS- In my playroom A tanracl In Vmit home or offtea, II Botmo1 Srotrti homt Ini / yaniilii.n|il|i IIOI n .it.> ii's ^* .>t ruiuiiy M»MI*. anitikt Ai ti I «IIIXIM r.^fl giMJ ti M»II«III riiM tun and Inn of rara i>'na< Mary iflft n9?ff in the cnvrtut r,,, «„'» in D A O CLRANtNO afrtV MM i all. Ill !„,,,„!„,, r«rtaowAt, CAMB MOM Of 1 - WHI ulv» rt»Dif1*fillal oi nrlvftla nl New I .UP WMlalxitias nintM.n 0") ( l*S«iiriFII» VI) tlaya tlrat Irmittnl A Immloil VfCt? Drima«tln I 'ml. r TLG to your IntMnl/tnd Kids Aetivity vulnly imii>ii Mmiaii It•> linly % ,Q t oil tu>W 1»r Br I'H| fnl t Ivai in oi nut Christ hut Si liool lOl.til I l.T.H «„, |, „ ,,„, iim.r, •«« *ta Mar. rllar In my ManviM* f,«fB fnf alitatrly of *ii h I'fltiial < am im IIMIOII r..t l SO yrl ••!) SOS iiiri. i nil I fsiio nu i .r.uli t vpiwu nMUMH* A HOMt MIW I ip. <)'!"<•>« «1» Directory 1 Irtrlri* i miy AMWAV i.tl lal imlpi I,, '; It I \ 1 NAN-N-YJ MOM Of • a FRIflNt) c Will watch ynte rhtltt tn j 10yr» pnnput t s I'I "ft*m «t .'>r»f ( nlr IN MOM* CHILD CAftt Donna IH.*I|MFI f pfi r-f'il '. i r. * t ! HOUB/bfrici-'lndu/; ( Artr-r» fi,..r. ,„,.,, wr-a»nv I ivt iit/t iva Oui taam rttttrtfj avail riny u :i. Inll.n iibtfiift Of i wni •v», »» Rut halt avail ENROLL NOW! W.II>I |.w nnt»* AVt VIMOT lovaa la Wa«h far «(Rtl Dlnrfin al »IH I, WUIn Artvtffrif m lr>« t~ te< rm*mt A o»»|»a»t1 Oal ragulir mat February 1,1996 A-13 -AT YOUR SERVICE 4010 • Adult Day Care 4060 - Convalesem Car* 4120 • Insurance 4175 - Moving 4020 • Business 4090 • Health Car* 4140 - Legal 4190 - Party * Entertainment 4040 - Child Care 4105 -Income Tax 4150 • Loans & Finance 4210 - Professional 4050 - Cleaning 4110 • Instruction/Education 4170 - Mlsc*lleaneous 4225 - Seasonal

A-1 AT MOVING- Call •HOMUASOM WONOEtlWORKS Wlndtor Movlna Co. Inc. Hava you heard about OFFICE SOLUTION8- Uc PM0OS12. For low tha lataet erase? Chartar Start IBM w/a n»w look fata* and praffaslonal our 11 pasaanBar bus for for your buslnassl Ofo- aarvica from atari to tln- your prom. More people churss, Billing, Mellings, DAVIO L. KAUFMAN CT CONSOU- lah. No m(n hra, fully In- PR stc. All youl prol. TUTOR). FRENCH- Translation. Insurance Agent. Offer- DATION. IMMEDIATE more fun, leas money per MUPUNCTURB aurad. SO»-44S-aS40 or on, or H you anloy naeds. B08-581-8676 By Hui-Xue Lul, M.D. IHO-- Staff tor every Tutoring, ay nattva Ing Ufa, Health, (MsabHtty RELIEFl Too Many 906-422-MM Treetment for: ebjBCl ! MfttfogMj to French prsisselanal A Annutlaa. Frao naada dabta? Ovaidua bill*? Cluxury o< s hmo, awe •Acute A chronic pain eBeiausa accredited tranalator. anatytta. «4-0iat Raduco monthly pay- ue a csll at On Tims manta «m • BO%. Elimi- CAHDLC LOVCIISI Transport, sci-asxsoo 422S •Neck A Back pain eAethma nate. Mereat. Stop cot- Oat FMI CandlM DM you )uat get a OUITAJt INtm- » yra Attvrtlf lactlon caliara. Raaora Ba a PartyUta Host ^pVfSS-eyn «3nttS computer and need treln- teachlnoA performing cradlt. NCCS3, NON- Call KatM Jo at: •rrrJertMtty/lmpotence eHeZdacha In th» Cfaaafffed/ TALK UK- Toiratl Ingt Con. teecher will aip( e)t etylee, from row PROFIT. 1-W0-S55-0412. •0S-Q72-50e4 4210 •Poet Stroke paralysis ~ePMS tutor In your home. 20 to rage, pick or Angara. gifted payable. 1-800- •Low energy yra. e»p. lat leeeon Iraa w/out nm CATALOG 29MHO0 art M02. MtMt •Facial beauty SKIS- Wndtnga, Boots, ba II yra. Touch Tons eflbromyelgta n0wnQ 4170 phona raq. Sarv • U. ate. •ArttwWa DIMM OALVACKV f squeal.TW OS) Usad. Quaranlaa «t. All Ptantoi-Toechor alias. S70. par sat M&4494. SNOWPLOWINQ- by MMIU1H CONSOUOATS DSMT 3 Lincoln Highway Pi . M. Edison AK asam* Ae^aiaBaiA A. PIANO unotM- m CreM Cards Tractor Snowblowers. 24 an fwff ffOTtisi si your home* eVenchburg), TOM'S LAWN MOWCH OIMOMSTRATOM- OoderWNs Hr. smargancy srrv. tOa- tocefcy Brldgeweter. Hliiebor- Eam aura cash. Host a -1 %t£ SI OH w/Ad. POLISH AOSNCY- n.CaB "" WMrt a Uvtng Truatl Can tarvtsa.-AII mahas * AH unsecured dabl •peciaHilnflln older A tot details on Living models* WaedaatarStTrtnv llngaria show In your No credtt check well care. Houaokaopers TUTORINQt Heeding, TruatatWMa. mara.ChalnSawa.Fraa home. Can loe-j|i-»474 math In yr. homo. 10 yra aat.P/U,daHvery.69»-O32» Sit 4327 live-ftt/out, EJIC. retTTBSZ- » I Il •» J. DISC JOCKKVS FOR oass. Taw public ichool exp. •ATfUTITV ALL OCCASION*- Call CUSTOM LADDIR yra. Cert K4 * MS Meth;MA RCAVSONYOSS MS4M-MU RACKS- Mede to IK REACH 103,000 AU.TAXMTUMM degree. Can 272-83U, Sh d tiomsi your pick up. waJded HOMES Prepared on Computer 4in EioMc dancarl AthMIc, construction, alum, or organ, tteel, MM sea ~ retired CPA. RJeae ISM. MC/VISA/OISC. muscular ft sensual. rates. M«-MT4. COfQtQfl* f)IMAf s IMS SO Strip Taeaa/Fantaalaa lor Spadalliing in Womsn's Plae* »••» eel In WOfK LIVE PIVGMC* 1400* A CnHdrsrrt clothins. Al- fort** Clssslftoeia «$ ANY CREDIT 9 ijrt aH occasion!.~ Any Tbna. 4S8-2181. Only I 2 8* ^^B^ft^^^^V SPUE* * —-^^.w «~_-w~> PAUMim MOVtHS Any Placa". Pagar teraHona, custom dsslgns akaBkSal flft •••••V a^^ua^ k| TKMI- Federal, NJ. NY era through" advanced, OF ART Mai Catate RaHnanoa T M1-M1-3MS "AbaoMa* Iowa* prlcaa per mln. Muat Be IS using your matarlsl. Cat) Fan aO14S1-aS33 onaM *amaN- or -farga" eoeeiaiel yra.or older. New Media 17 p«MI«Mlm« III A PA, by appt. (n your Vour hem* or our Beginners to Advanced daya ••*• Morigag* Cemm. LaSe*e.Ca. aft epm. eoe-494-a»24 horn*. SefrjkO laa. First PortraH, Figure, StW Ule. Monay Unllmjtad. Lfd. ntovos! l pwce) iMnts, ICANDMAVf consultation free. MS- wapa. Automatic, 21 Htf •OaaWt CAMmAt ptanoa, Apia., homaa A ANVTNINOt Portraits, SNOW PLOWINO- ••AMSTRBSS- Oraia- MM) lit* 7S24II*. Leave Mae- otan we* BA Mueto Sdu- Murals. Stage Sat* •oy. leM. Trade • RepaJr amaH ofltoea. Ue#00550. character sketches tor as. drapsi A altarns- teae. Santera 12S unM 2/ eailon. Ren Fragner Allavenda Artardabia Prolasalonala parties. Raasonabla Falr Prlcaa, Fraa Est. Uon*. R*«»an*bl* ratss. (S0EHH-S4SB Can NJ OaptoMUnCng MI-7S34M42 CallPsula90«-aea-77S4

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Ws do all Insurance work 4I-4T31 JUNK REMOVAL epftinteredecke eecuato etandceperm pavtne gefloortn atoneeg CONEtTHOCTION Ouality : AitiCt, •MM#fllOM ecarpenters eremodettng ehandym Reeldantal/Comnietclei OR TANKS an Sandfilled or Removed Can joe 217-1 ail eend much morel OuaWy work at competl- Workmanship Mve rataa. We do H AU mSAM MAMfTINAMCS NANOV- from basement to roof, Call: m MAN- ISO minimum TTT Homo Office Interiors. FuHy In- NJ Btata licensed charge, ma. A rater. CeH Joe Ktingebiel A HEATH** Improvement surad. Ratarancaa swaU- do It a* Mg or email Spe- Low rates. Qood sarvtee. Dave (SOS) IKMT01 awe, aos-eiA-7042 c4aHiing tn brick, beack. 322-1966 , Resource Drain cleaning. Free sstl- 233TREE A concroto.fuliy ins, free Ft— Eettuwitt mataa. License #10118. Carpentry. PalrejnQ, Services est, Honest work/fair CaH John I Carpet Cleaning, Quttars CERAMN? TWJi prices Ml H47 Cloened. Low prices, Marbal, OranMe. 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Msmber w.S.S., toe.777 No Job Too Imerlll Mike 808-723-3238 AAOROOFHM Bie-MM 1181 or 1-SOO-tta-iir* •e WOOOMFACIkM PAMrTWMA All types ot roofing T M • CARPSNTRV- Many atytea A colors, 24 Hr. Service. Free 1st. Moldlngs, shaalrock, Awr 1-800-738-14W Free esHmatos. Kitchen GMvs Our Traa Servica 24 Hour Servtoa Sr. CMten Discount doore S ganaral rapairs INTSRKM A l MNOVAT sos-Se7-ooes Tuno-Up S0S-788-187T A Chance To Beat 1-S0S-33a-S7l1 Frae estimate. 4es-3870 7M • Rarnaey A vs. Tha Big Ouys waaonry work. Frae SSS-7I7MT1 Can Tom fie-uti Deck and Fenca tlaach- ALL WORK CO. mate. SBS-sseXTTt ing. Staining tnd rfin94vS\ n>J> Slump>ss Flrowood PAINTIN* few BMUSH- ALL SMALL LEAK Wstsrproollng. Orlvswsy »»-3ooo. SpeclaHloa: powarwash- Fraa Eat. Putty Ins. 13S3 QUALITY MASONRY tS- eH Wnda, bldg inllng Odd lobs Ingy pelntlni/ decks • At O , Patios a. Sup A Raibibla, Usually 1200 or Isss. -Raasonabla A Reliable' a»«jUsa*aV AaMAial BajaW fu*»lr»» 10 yrs •np 1134 ihlnale. Hoi Tar A rOOftrifji UVanawSP ntjf PROFESSIONAL HOME eoe-sie-a _ work. Fully Ins. • caw Polo, »<7 •oetfeos T ATTRM EXPERTS we 1-M1<4«S-S4I3. IMPROVEMENTS W. Monue Roofing STEVE'S HOME REPAIR KITCHENS A BATH- PatnHng A Faperhanojlng A Comptate Trse CeH Interior ft Exterior SOS340-7SS7 ALH SLSCTRtC- rssld No Ilms for that small fATHTUE) A TILE M ROOMS- Remodeling SpaciaHlIng In KHohons and Shrub Servica WeHpapermg rtnrn. A Mdust., avail nagging lob? Tirsd of SURFACINO- I year Addktona. Oormora, Win- A Baths, Ceramic Tile, 1S% Dtssewwt to aH * * * * * CAFtCB CONST deys, weekends, nights, poor ssrvlcs and no re- warranty, trae astlmetas dows. SOS ilS 8138 Baeemenla. Over 10 yrs. Sr. Cttlisns ft nsw Cust. WINDOW REPAIR Roofing Of AH Types fREI EST I Fully Tns , T83-M04 «r See-TTtT Puttying, Broken Qlass ShlngiM/Fial/Slate tpoms Fraa sat. Nee-CeH S0S- super. Prse Est. Q. MURPHY TREE SIWC raaionabla ratss, Lie lonabls ralas 753-1S47 * a 141S Pully Ins Free Est repairs. Caulking A Leak Repairs 888 8341 •LOWN-INSULATtON SetHnoT Ranting? 23 yrs. eap. AM iraa cara Washing. FuHy Ins , Free tnt, Oarage, ceHings, attics, Moving? Carl me Tor all ft stump rsmoval. Quality T J'S LAWN A LANO- DANNUCCI ROOFING. eel. 27 yrs. sib. Fully Insured, Frae sst. ASPCN SLICTWC- MI Non-tonic High N-vsluo. your work, sip pelntar, Inauranoa Raatorallon work at low rslesl Fully SCAPB- Pelt clean up, BBBBBBBB EBBBBBMMBBTJBIBMMJ Insursd A fraa sstlmatas. Over aoyrt. experience. raatdentlal naads: house RiTl apaekuter. Tile, porch ft layaerasiperiance Thatching, Seeding. ft fans, smoM dstaoiors screen repair, Storm dr.s Rafereneea ft Guaranties FIREWOOD- 8120/cord Mowing, RototTillng 44«2 CARPENTRY ft ROOF tfa)lfv*) r#o, JOHN MACNAMARA lighting, tatophonss, stc Mr» INO- repair. Celling ft Installed, Master of tha Can today eoe-sei-asM Schrub Trimming, Snow •AMtMM) BMERQENCV CTulok rasponss. Lie small |ob' eos-eeI-7MO JMC Heme Rawevetfen 4«3 TREC/24B4423 Plowing. SOH73-224I PAINTINO- LSI s #78)4 Call 381-3041: floor porchss. stsps, HI Paintintgg •• Paperinpgg woman do your painting TNArS MV ROOFER •7S-ot J7 of 7O4-»»?o S TO CLEAN UP paint CaW 3»a-O0tO Racoomened by InfIf . DDec- Nesl, clsan quality wort OwsreMead Cofriraeters orators.Fully ins. Prse AH gutter repairs. II yrs Attic • B»m1- Oarage CARPVTS Ineurad. Fres estlmalea COOWV SLKCTRtC Construction Oebrls tat 10 Yrs EH. Rafs CaH Call Mary arm 64W e»3» aap. CaH John MI.STM Shoe At Moms Sarvlee bsspsr 703 OgSI for aH electrlcsl work. Mini Roil-Off DumpstsrI FreeMeaeurea LANDSCAPERS • SIDING * BRICKLAYERS . JohnTOS-0111 tlo t*78. Inauract, Com Fsst-Fair-Relleble PICTURB PERFECT Fraa Estimates A A E PAISniNO- InV PAINTtNO- Intarlor/aii JOHNSON ROOFtNO petwve prtclng «H-Wlt PROPCRLV LICCNltD act, aaprsy arolllng* Speolallilng in flat root. 20 VRS flXP. larlor ft psperhanginu U.IJO Rasldentl*l/Com- brush, sIstrMng, fres ait, Ouality work al afford One day aervloe Free marelel ft Indust Ouality Mtka PRENOtVILLE Miy ma ws ess or re ft! Fully Ine. Senior sblsprless " 1-1211 Cm nac 10 X disc. work at affordabi* pricss 1-eeo-eM-eei* Ad* In CfisiWecf uo.e-iaTO7. m-S4fi Al PAINTrfM HAIMEOW-O A J PTO SOB-7M-13S1 don't coif — Int/em, Sheet nock. Nssi quallly work with ELECTRICAL WORK Speckling, All Repairs many rsfs Int/Eat Mly ONE DAY ROOFINO (tea. ft Com Specialist Thmy payl One cell does H sH Inaurad MM.3B«-eoi8 Frsa ist Br, Disc Raceas lights, fans, sve B0S-4M-S228 Emerg. Ber. All work TBRRV PAINTS gjuarenlMd 758-8123 changes. A/C Unas ANTHONTS FArNTHM No |ob too tmallFrsa HAULINO A CLCANUP EACH OVER So Plalnflald arss CERAMIC A MARSLB Junk removal, bsml Intarlor/eitterlor Roofing, HAM ROOFINO Cst.Uc toa«a Qiiich FLOORS- quality Inslal- i olsansd/lnslallad. nsfersnees Speclsllrlng In Plat roofl, W Can 803- »a if attic* ysrds. poolt lailons Counter-lops, ln«1«ni Qusllry Ssrvlca fj^f srilnglas, patching, leak!, SLBCTRICAlT WORN - You csll Ws Hsu< back splaihas. showar P«y SJKMBT Palni chimneys, All wmk Ouar. eraas Puny Ins. Fraa tsl i'~A LENOi' CONT.- Ing for apt* , eondoa, Prae eel. (K» ?B4.7aoa Comms'olsl, rstldsnllsi eOB-241-M M gpsMoyi 11 lnt/f«»Ulo n»fi- oH oil tsnhs. A c1«mu 13 yrs »«p*flsnos, long VsVNTER MOt lasting quality work, fully PAIHTINO Ins , rre« siilmalaa, rsfs Prss •sllmstss. Quality EUiCTRtCAC- All lyp»S CLfAN UP- Alllci, 4330 H*mn1 *, ft yards f'ra* John Osnisals, Jr. work. 808 388 3438 of wiring, ln»it» fSSiajMlM Changs* A paddl* f»n* ••itm*is« Call Audy *t CUSTOM PAIffTINO and e./«( CSRAMtCTILE WAUPAPBRINO mi ft I .,____ J.B PAINTtNO A RONSON ILICTfllC - CLEAN UP- Ramodeling, insiaHsNon •it. ntrnodallng of balhs rlemoMHort, painting, and rspalr Fraa sail- aurl hlichan* llaclia In- BIU. L8ANY HEAT1NO PAPiNINO CO Owner operated, paddle rd oare, snow plow. eoefS3 Air Comt'ikminu •turner**) !•'• H lens, root 'ana, outside • isiisci rnp.r tun 24 MR Prn*rg Sarv lighting, svo changaa, LeoBjjr§§jri3«__ CERAMIC," MARSLB MA1F9 Csll Tom, rm- Craa Cliirttas on Nsw TILE INSTALLATIONS - «M1, DOG 300**141 ffALLPAMRINQ BY appllanca hookup i, and CLEANUP "A LIOHT I0OH Plnsn«lng PtMININB TOUCH much more Uc S9S2. HAULING)- of alt types. Kit, balhrms, eounlsrs, 0 ft D PAINTtRB iniMJ Ins, tree ••!. BSyrs, enp, >«e eallmaws Insured ate, also rspsitt ene- Ini /F«l Wallriaiiar t « R • n n a tt I a rales. e,w rates we worN fM-eeot AHBS file lamnval * hanging FURNACHI/BOILiltS 'ftimpt *«f\/le» tree ea- ?S »ts Q/AO. Duot wwlt 11 in «I • * " " j it h loo w««k*nd* Call ~ nQ». ftag Holllrig, * vnall full »oa M1« " GOMPUrrS FLOOKIMO Xir tmti* nnlahlriy \t> Ihtltll fras F»l lie INTALLATIONf- All via ann F'a* ait MB4. Jaf)* .1«» 3'80/ HAUL AWAT A CUAN typss of Mo«»s Shop at hilly Int 90s e»n fl»4o ttrh f air tti home availability Fully THAN $7.70 PI frti» ma Cl( aoa*m(Htt Wlndttw* »i"( MN6Y WtfH US TILE— Mill (flrvni pilelng. Hoofs AM pit**** of c*> Ol/fl a«ltM YK1AB psntry, Prs* **\ «o« UNO WINDOWS prof, shop st hnm« ••' SUPRiMB REMWAL Fax: IN iO\m AMBA vtcs, axpart Inatslliillon j CsiHrtton wewj (8O9| 3»P BOflO EANLE A SONS (.;OM*f1A0tOr1 qnliiu Rlssp Hams 111-800-559-9495 or tie YPAfr OtRAMIC TtLE ft •«TM- ywnt»S. Commamlal, Additions, kltohanp, 908-231-9638 ROOMS Repairs, fraa ss- Conlractors waieoma. baiha, deekt, and alt If MDN IlJPtJ fHUns fl t&AM-ft 00PM WEU A Pni fl ISAM B IQf'M I'lil, Wtfl limates. CatlPranft home impressment* RENOVATIONS • DRIVEWAYS • APPLIANCE REPAIR 24 HM. A Day - 7 !>«?» A Week CALL NOW ft SAVI PO8T8BM1I __ J!tUR* (•unVJOl "»f|7!f-#3io I Westfield Record February 1,1996 Employment Guide

/v your company Nursing AUTO 1 We are currently seeking self-starters to join our 5080 5090 CERTIFIED HOME POSTAL 1 fast growing team in the following positions: PeYt-TfflWI Employment Wonted Downsizing, restructuring, Employment HEALTH AIDES SOAR AUTOMOBILE TITLE CLERKS or re-engineering? JOBS NOTICE: All EMPLOY- Immediate work. Interim' 1 Perm PT positions available. Knowledge of all fake control of your career path and consider Pert-time MENT WANTED adver- Healthcareis recruiting Attention WITH 1 phases oi auto title work. Must have the ability TBLCMARKETINO tisements are PAYABLE becoming a sales representativefo r one of the Certified Home Health Aides 1 to solve problems. Requires professional SOMERVILLE OFFICE IN ADVANCE by cash, 100 best compnnies to sell for. For information, lo join Us proles sional Bound Brook appearance/demeanor, strong customer service H you have a clear, pleasant speaking voice and you OUR like talking on the phone, you are qualified. Flexible check, VISA or Master »ned, call or fax your resume to: nursing Icitm. We offer: with good communi- Card. For a quote on ^^r cation and organiza- evening hour* available. Easy to laarn presentations THE PRUDENTIAL Excellent Pay that win earn you more than the excellent hourly tale cost, plonsp cfill SUCCESS. . ^f tional skills. Knowledge we guarantee. Attn: John Tormi Desirable Work 4M of PC with Microsoft office 1800 559 9495. 30 Technology Drive FlexibiNlyol hours ^M products preferred. For more Information call Marc Greenspan at: Warren, NJ 07058 Convenient locations ^mm People with OMV em tOS-TH-MOO KXTENSION 6857 MOTIVATION PAYS BIQ Car and telephone a musl. 1-600-819-5910 Home Based Business 908-754-7576 ^•0 handling auto titles/ expanding. Sales people FAX: 908-754-5946 (908)549 2210 ext. P2617 A ^mm bill of $ales. nooded Set your own JV 100 flrs,1 Ompamn m itttf<* U.D. llariavy nsJ rt< Philip 1.1,1 (90S) 7J5-1920 hours Hlijtt commission. Forbes Gropt fur hoinemakois, Driw/t, puMn W hyjnhn Wiley .« **i. In,. U,w Ynrl I9H9. fhr |6(W)443 1711 !• BLOCK CLERKS Prwltmiul tnturitnrt ttmiptmy tifAmejuu, Nruurk, NJ 07/ftf NEWSPAPERS rotlroos. Downsize job sow a^Ji^^^H Perm PT positions available. spukdrsl Hard workers Int rim tw^B^B^H Knowledge of money handling ALTERNATING WEEK- need only npply. 356- M i A t u ii (. nut ^^k^^^^^H preferred, banking experience ENDS- Pick up & deliv- 3522 The Prudential ^^^^•^•^B a plus. Knowledge of compu- ery parson. Some lifting. ?5 South Main St.. MANICURISTS |^^^^^A,^B ter r*3'3 nrocf^inn. and Foothill Acres Equnl Oppnrtuniy lim Edison, NJ08fl37 Ambitious & friendly w/ Nursing Homo f quJll Opportunity E-i following. Salary, Com- ^^^^^^^W Microsoft office products. Vu PtKlUmial Inttirumr Comixm* O/Mitilm. Nrmut, N> H7III1 908-369-8711 5100 mission, Benefits A AOl^A AUCTIOHS^ Career fnvestmenfs/ more. Vary pleasant Sf.iff ol the ,irf ^«^^^^^^^m Full time employees SWTTCHSOAR0/ CLEANERS Needed s en)0y a beneflts RICtPT.- Wettfleld Ina. Opportunities salon in Metuchan. rtiully million doll,)' Part Time w/^^e^^^^W Agency ha* immed. Check ua Out I S4S-4124 tjulity Car necessary. Serious ^a^i^B^^^a^^^^^ package that includes opening. Good phone, applicants only. Great MANICURIST- Wanted The /jfeif .Mrfrfion ^R ^^^^^^^ health/dental typing skill*, and comp. Opportunity (or right tor full time days, some lo out tfHnpjny * ^*^^^^*a^k insurance, knowledge required. people. Call between Sonte cttii Intcd in this ctas- nights & Sat. Busy salon ^••a prescription plan, FuH or Part time. 9-5 p.m. (Wft> 924-5739 silttutio'i mjy te0 Child Car* >utper1ormtng its Jkpg'SM 908-725-2201 500 KI. •PERTH AMBOY 'JAMERRUHO Diane H company. 17-17/hour. crosoft Word w/ C.rapli- Lima. TA I 90.17. Wanted ompetiton 17/ itart Increasing 1.25 Ica, arid gonernl office • Agenda* "PISCATAWAY 'Mf IlJCMf.N $35.O00/¥n. INCOME SOJO M'UINSBOHO "SOUIH IIIVI H NANNIES/ every 3 mths to *1 f. Call dnlles. Send resurno to > Oomaillc Signet Associates 60B POTEN1IAL CQ40 'WOODOHIUOF. COMPANIONS BECEFTIONIST- PIT, SALS1KRSOM Dave C. BOS-7M-79W MM- ' General Salter Place. Westtleld. Roadlng boohs, toll Froa •M0- • Health Cur* Clark area. To work in We re looking tor cheer- MCMTAHtM WARCHOUSC (!) 8008989^78 Fxt. H- > Managerial Tor more Infn . call todnyl A reliable enr Is n tnuitl Aucupuncture A physical lull mature parson who mcunvi Reetaurant Supply Co. CLERK / TVPUT- Law 5274 for dolalts. M70- . Part-Time rvK, I'/f Live In/out. therapy olilce. 3 ovos enjoys people) la Join us ADaMMITIUTIVI Experience, China, Dilt/or's license Office. 008 756-9053 $40,000 VtAM INCOME •WO • Employment 1-800-242 0850 4:t5-9:30pm. Typing es- at Cynthia's Hallmark lo- paper, email ware*. Cat! Warned and super req'd. sential. For Into call 908- cated at the Village at tor appointment COMPUTER PROGRAM PO1EN1IAL - home typ- IStart tho N«w Isls/pcuson toll free •100 • Carear BEAUTY SALON- Atn omvrns 382-2434 Bedmlnster; flexible •OS-7BS-579O LEADER Invaetmenta A you still unhappy In your CtiL Class D wllh P hours; part time; will Year Off Right! Educator to plan and 1 8(10 89B 9/7t( «Kt. CHOICE CARE HN train. Please call Llaa at implement evening adult t 5139 foi lislinga. Opportunltlaa salon? Hairstylist want E ndorspnionl t/l or P/T Need eitra cash tot thoas Ploaso luavo inessago. (908) 317-9777 3-11 Supervisor 234 2426 REACH 103,000 classes at Country id Rex. hrs, commit $40,000/Yn INCOME (OT8)»37 B8S5 Harttan Haatth * holiday Wile? HOMES Environmental Education slon, meet. Ina. avallnbln NO EXPERIENCE Polantial. Humo typltts/ 8020 A pd. vocation. Edlsnn EataiMMxi Cara Canter SALES- Remex Collec- Center. Must have exper- DfilVEHS Solo A loams, Kelly*" can make It hap- PC users, loll (tea (1) area (Mt) 32^0228. NECE88ARYI $500 to •33 Rt M, Harttan tion Services haa Im- tise In environmental and CMW Cmm Wanted $2,0!M>.()0 Sinn On. Top 800 898 9/7S P>.t T-5274 $900 WseMy/Poteniial MM-SM-MBO mediate opening In our pen I Immediate open- •>!••• yvair ••) IKother sciences, leaching reams Tarn $104,000 • , ings, short A loofl larm for liatinys i Processing Mortgage Rocky Hill Belle Mead experience and familiarl lop Irniimm tarn 70K. RN 3-11PM Supervisor assignment* avatlabla In F»rb«« ClaaalflaeJa •AIV A TODDLCH SEEK NURSES AIDE Mefnhd* Own hours. Call area ufflce For account ty wllh Die Internet 3S.0OO YFAH INCOME Major Boniifita /Motel A 909-716-J37B ext. 2035 Full time. Call lepresentivltiea to collect the Union county araa. anal N vriN adtMaf In LOVING NANNY- I7T, Part time 7-3pm, 3-11 pm Monday evenings March PO1ENI1AL. Reading UondUond fay. Covenant (24 houn). ajaritan HMIHI A dellquent accounta. Must have axparlanca In 17 ptibllcatlcns in llvf-in/out, child cars r'ull/parl tima 11pm-7nm. 4- MAY e $500/Ten Books 1 "II trpfl ' W)0- Tranipurt 1100 141-4394 EateneM Cara Canter Strong sales ability le Ihe lollowlng. only. We provide meal*. Only certified aldea lo Week Course. Call BflB <)r-:n H n 'il39 fur StudoriN c;nll B()0 Mil OFFICE WOHK- S33 Route JS-fiarHan helpful Fxc. aalary plus eMteroaofl Ofttca SrVbath with private en apply. Good working, fiesponslble self mo- soa-sis-eMo _ (908)766 2489 (hearing tiance & phone. Non- conditions A good 8428 Incentive bonuses, medi- aLotut Smart Suit* tovalted person having cal benefits, 401k. call sWordPerlecl for Win- Impaired 906 5264?ti?) emoklng, proper Fng ft imiellti pleasent phone manners ROOFCR EOE rata. teq. Dunetten. llrnd ot lining 609 921-8950 dow* M\f YOU LOOKING- Harltan Health • y rom homo? lor taking reservations, Light duly work. Mum WI-HI-7114 Eilandad Cara Center have truck and clean eHarvard Qraphlca lor DANCE INSTRUCTOR O I & I' II •» I 11 OS 'J 0 p- National liulyhl otters job dispatching drivers, or- SCHOOL BUS/ «33 Route 7* nanlie billing/payroll A driving record. Minimum Window* 1MO-IIIHH Experienced lap, Ja// IHiiluiuty Hint is hnrrio' CNltD CAflt WANTED »«i:urlly. hums woekly, VAN DRIVERS iwsoit full o' p^rt lime, Narltan, NJ, MHI lop pay tlC /US, tit typing. Located In 3 years, experience. Year Lyrical, fhrourjh In my Brldgawnter home Call tO" 52« «90 apacV 3S6-14B3 aak mind position. cm. n plus. Will train. Dedicated, hard workers advanced level MIII the I" 'tontit'l lor primilplinn druy cflnl, Wuik available In Somer- 7 F/T. For 2 5/mo old boy* for Barbara Q. can earn great pay 4 miittiilril II ii.( . me Vury Non-arnoker. 528-5833 CHILD CARE- llava you 4U1K Mlnliiitiin 7.1, I set, Muittordon, Union A qualify for vacation A hol- iui cp-.'.l'il Cilolint Mi« always wonted In work yoar tractor liallai IN«l»eC- Sales Middlesex Counties. Call iday benefits tool Plus, FASHION ADVISOR • XPEniENCFf) RELI- experlunre GUI-A call MANAGEMENT wllh (.litltiien In yuur own IOH8- FKcallenl career Cindy at 302-0500 free software training for Wear A ahuw lailK's |IUIII.«x1.404B. ACCOUNT REP RM'S/LPers tt BOa-7b6-3U6B Editon home. 2 3 tiaya immri marine vessels, Must have access to reli- day Murnlng Inc. worry null have reliable ve Majur financial *nivl(r>s able transportation. Needed for on golntj par week. 8 6pm Musi \>r youl No leesl Apply DRIVER I nil TlinB/Pnrl corp. seoks men A SOCIAL SERVICE Pleas* call for an ap- caae In Bernardavllle. LEAD VOCALIST OUI AS8FMD1.F AntS. be flexible, drive own Tiinu Mutt know Union iilcle, prefer axperiencad, TARIST Naetlnil for at 528-48R4, ?&:t85!»fi; trained, ship Inspectors, wninun as Mnnnyomunl Woikm needed lo run pointment at: Shlfte are now available r Tit« toys jHwnlry, oar, apeak Engllih wall 761)0838 County mini Tralneoa/Accounl Mti(i1 recronllonat activities to those having enperl- Clulitlan lifisod baiut lAin.il Itpini, tvp'ritj. S9W- tNo. pay. rala resonated but will train qualllled Must be otroitg player cmi w08;'?n Inclivitluah. FOE. Oiliest Compensation lo VJ.MKi/ with children ages B-tO enoe with hi-tech cases u| i >fiipiittii work ftom •03-9210 CLtRICAL. mo i lioriiu HBIHIIIIV nnd singer Ftanct {lops fix, f/1 M/I IIIIKI ol Inc BOB 245-9330 yra In the afternoons. 908-931-1600 needing total cere. If you t'unt* in your AP^E9 time AtSISTANT - tci «iita<< Call (Mi) 663.1510 Ask weddlngn. rone erls nnii LIVB-IN NANNV lor n 4 li«ilnu n huuie hostxiiul/ Must be responsible, are a reliable and re- Mill |>ay fi«« dotalls soivloo mnnayor. Ctirn PLUMBER lor Mr Diamond 01 nnnd curing, creallve and KELLY sponelbt* individual with orlg Playni must bo sen yi. Old boy* In Now Jer wlli'Y Hilvn others In thnlr Oil* ancl well (itmindoif »ii i iiod «;»;• HOO 7, puler ««p noressaiy, resume to: MstLlle en|oy working with SERVICES axe. ekllle In thta araa ot •ty Suburba. Pvt npl, ft,i. within Mica l<>< i\l area 1 ii yis e«p, motlvntad, and piny nil style* d ptiome skills, typ 100 Franhlln Square Or. children II15 Diploma eipertlae please call us Uflnl houaekeeplny, non f.nm ( 10 i /hum. OHII quality, Individual Good 2S Commerce Drive 90B ?D? hi IS C, copying. In* etc future growing service Somerset, NJ0B8M rnqutrnd Hillsboio Area. tor an Immed Interview. tit VOUn OWN HOS"5I amoker, paid vacation, 1 11(10 sooks 1'iofssslonal Officst CLERICAL local aril u I e i athi Jd»t: Tu>llvated Individual who lelephune, customer five kill*, Wotcl 0.0 Cull ildfl) >)/^ 'lllfif s people and animal A typing, computer »«p friendly. Must have youii 90(1 /041444 m use AMainuon hours BUSINESSMAN OR compuler, le!ephutie, lux /IM (MUM BUIltJin Become and organliatlunal •kills HAin S1VLI«T stnnl IMMI necessary This is a ATTENTION LANDLORDS: •ART TIME POSITION inlin1 hui prolits from LIVI IN HOUtEKEtPER lull lime Al least B yte In North Edlaon ftefa. re- full lime position with nvperlem e w/tnllowltig, AVAILARLE ChlUHen s hUi^ nrul {:MiiHlMictlon qulred Must be very good benefits Metily by In Hd>iiti I'tnln* sten lew ndoor Clay C'pnlnr !cal Itlyh limiher routs, eiume only C/O C:leik- BDay hutlxsi i e clean and leaponaibla. 1 n liluti UuifU unit filtmi.lly ty fitc!' 'if rlirftf.t from Pick up c lii I it from Secintary I' O. Box 'I. 11 snliin All Iniiiilflut Advertise your properly until It's rented cashier work arid food atksnat M'milni lijior BChool. (H1B-7B? 3504 nrkluewntur N J OD007 loniliil Cstl service. 10-3 i>m, Mon UTie menu tnken MOi ftO« Bttt 8SI9 Frl Apply lo poison. .0 :t200, Bit. 2I0O CLERKS for one low price RampAround 715 Ri.utp SOW Severnl t>rt»ltlnn§ entlsl In HAIR BIYtlSrt II you 22t:. O»een Bronk CASH t'AID WKFKLV- our busy corporate H(. nn J,' tin enr.li nnvelop uHI H iiuitlvatBil ityllit. 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COVMAnf ll l it nlll o.|>|,|l|.| , u ,,i M< liitiuu Mililni •snliifi Newainpon, rn n> . II . Mil yarn 1 l»> >ii"iin i ui ivjnnir. i nm i 099, iloitw*vHI» N i ririn/r Wn nltf>i fMII tlilvniq nil pnalllin'T I nl yt ntiinii r'tnynntal wniHnu t 'tiull AMMI Illnl. bHHi. I ntiinliiy |>i,ll t.'i.riOO INtrriNAtlONAL MHT unit iiifH M**inin'mMM lil-i nil.I mi.II. ...and tell us how you would like to pay tor It fit n.it iniiiiuiiy |.ny %HII llfllj ynnily Ai!viim n turn nn!i 11 II ' >ifIv q to »fttnt< h^f^t** AtffeNflON >t.Mini! n.lU>, ,,|, |..,..||» MKIIII. hfi*l A Iff fiiillvp^ I .,» inn i)ni> Prepaid; II you tmya in itm n 1 II % lift'> n i^t nl ilitiB i-w>> (tnt n In tllir|mil»ll week tltxt ytm w.n>M MMn I'lftlolllln ai|iil|i|inil intl* r-ti Mi ihlip In make mtiia IIMKIIH .11 Ml Weil luni M«9t0iCarcWi«a QChsck Attached ** r> itm in in 'ii'lrsf ifi• «i lint Imlixla mtiilli nl rrml Mtl^ltfil 1^ <(ciiifln[| All lent lilriu" I.Biiilll. 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Uu Illita) |Kt*l1lt)M With atllld hlny |i|rtnl/i)i inun* rrmmporlMllon iBACMpnn Aibi hmiKtlia r"n»«i«it tfHM by Either return this to your Forbes Newspapers Advertising Representative, Moiinimr, Hflcir* tohent hrirnvf Ahidilitfl f» »ll)ltr ilium lalhaitimit S^* (no. re»tim# only lu a/0 MUH- S tii.ilo nuil/m r*> arngmm, p 4« Otm, ^dFSaii fftv^aafttt)ji jpttraa b» #1 aam P 0 &n« «K4» Montlay^flday. Call lo: Itdnml, Sl, N J. Oi»tjr FAX It to us at 908-231-9638 or Call 1-800-559-9496 B, Mfd, NJ ( Bflil hilfi atilaiai ^January 31, February 1,2,1996 Forbes Newspapers / SMU-1 *•* lide RS. Thanks for filling up the car business with gas—nice touch. Expert gives helpful tips for driving The way we see it, in the ultimate nasty weather just because you're buying Snow. Whether you're driving to it on weekends for and better traction in the snow than normal street f\in, or during the week for work, the following tips tires, a good designed snow tire is your best bet Even a used car doesn't mean ftxjm legendary ofT-road racing champion Ivan "Iron* a mud/snow combination tire wont provide as good man" Stewart ease the challenge of driving in it traction. you should get second- One of the .first tips is to always turn the steering When driving ofT-road in the snow, Mr. Stewart wheel back and forth when driving in snow.'Driving offers two more pieces of advice: always carry a tow rate treatment. That's the straight may cause you to dig into the snow, while the strap and, if two or more vehicles are driving off-road, back and forth motion gives you improved grip and a send one vehicle out ahead to test the depth of any undriven snow pack. This leaves the other free to tow reasoning behind the better track to drive on. If you steer your vehicle back the "test" vehicle that may get stranded in deep and forth, you get better traction side to side as op- snow. Saturn Certified Used Car posed to driving straight and digging into the high Mr. Stewart brings it all home in his fifth tip: be center of the snow. smooth. The smooth application of throttle, steering What are the best tires to use in the snow? While and brakes helps maintain constant tire traction, con* process, anyway. Used all-terrain tires provide adequate water channeling tribuUng to enhanced vehicle control. cars—Saturns and other makes—sold in the same Does doing work yourself respectful, pressure-free way that we sell our new ones. We think you'll like void dealer's warranty? the change. Hope to see you soon. vice manager or salesperson in the On several occasions we have Eivry used car we seli is backed by a limited warranty, not to mention PORBES CORRESPONDENT dealer's store for an answer, but taken it to the mechanic that has make sure that you get your an- worked on our cars In the past, but the fact that it undergoes a thorough, 150-poini plus inspection and My sister-in-law has asked me swer in writing — and even then it he has not been able to solve the reconditioning process. Each one is also cleaned and given an oil Qto take on the job of doing reg- may be incorrect In your case, I stalling problem. We have not and filter change. To top it off, a 3-day money back guarantee and ular and scheduled minor mainte- called the public relations depart- SA a 30-day/1,500-mile trade-in policy are included, as well. taken it to a Hyundai dealer's shop Otify at participating Saturn facilities 01996 Saturn Corporation. nance on her '93 Jeep Cherokee. ment for Chrysler in Auburn Hills, for several reasons and I hate to do She wants me to do the oil and Michigan and was put onto a guy in the technical services depart- so because its prices are much filter changes and the other things higher than my regular mechanic that are listed on her service ment who said that your warranty schedules. Professionally, I'm awould stay in effect as long as you charges. Red, 4-cyl. 5-spd. man. trans., As is* Special! Red, 2 dr., 4 cyl. Vspd Blue, 4 dr., 4 cyl, auto, P/S/B, White with cap, 6 cyl. auto., recorded their frequencies as well P/S/B, AM radio 44.397 mi. nun. tniu., P/S/ABS/¥/Us, A/C, tint A/C, rr. tk-fr. body sink mold P/S/H, AM/FM stereo, tilt body-and-fender mechanic, but VIN*MO151157 glass, ft deft, int. wipen, AM/FM ings, AM/FM siereo cassette, \b,¥>2 ml. VlN*NE14tMB. doing those jobs doesn't require an as when and where you bought the A When a complaint like yours is siereo cuts., til, online, moon roof till, bucket sis., console, BSW engineering degree. My only ques- oil, Alter and other items. chronic problem, most factories $4995 98,1*87 rai.V!NrtiZl«Jl7 tires. «,M» mi. VIN»NZ|7J037 $10,395 tion is regarding the warranty on My suggestion is that you buy eventually come up with a cure. $7995 $9995 the car. Does not having a dealer's only first-class stuff (no discount The stall-after-restart problem has shop or a regular repair shop do filters, for instance). Dont cut cor- plagued various Hyundai* for sev- the job void the warranties? I don't ners. Do it as if you were perform- eral years and in particular it hap- Blue, 2 dr., 6 cyl. ami)., Blue/black, 4 dr., 4 cyl. aulo. Gukl, 4 dr., 4 cyl. aulo Hed, 2 dr., 4 cyl aulo., I want to do them if it will cause her ing the job for somebody else for pens to Excels built from "90 to '92. P/VB/W/Uts, A/C, lint glass. w/overdr., P/S/ABS, A/C, lint w/overdr, P/S/B/Nf Ib, A/C, A/C, tint gbu, rr. deft., trouble with the company if some- money. It apparently took the factory some n. defr, AM/TM siereo glass, IT. defr, int. wiper*, tint glass, rr. defr., int. wipers, AM/FM stereo can., ttlt. thing should go wrong. • • • CMS., cruise. 62,W nii AM/FM stereo cas., till. AM/FM stereo ca», tilt, cruise .UM>3 mi VUW21&1109. time to get the problem identified VIN'JII l(WS0. 4S.SI8 mi. V1N»NZ173OJ7, 57,887 mi. VIN*MA14HO42. - B.C. Boise, Main QWe have a 1801 Hyundai Excel and a repair kit made available. It $11395 A This is always a sticky question with an automatic transmission is a cold start kit that makes the $6495 $9495 $9995 **Tor owners of late model ve- and 61,000 miles on the odometer. engine run • little richer when the hicles that are still under some We bought it from a co-worker who engine is run, shut down and then kind of warranty and the answer is had been having trouble with the sometimes difficult to ferret out car stalling after he left home, restarted in warm weather. The first step is to wade through parked at work and then restarted The company suggests that sev- the warranty In question to see if it at the end of the day- It stalls eral other tune-up problems such you can get anything out of it Usu- immediately after putting it inas vacuum leaks and incorrect ig- YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD SATURN RETAILER ally the wording is too complex drive. We got it for an exception- nition timing be checked, repaired 270 ROUTE 22 WEST, 1-908-752-8383 and the printing too small to really ally good price and felt that it was and/or adjusted before the special get an answer. a problem that a competent me- electrical enrichment harness is in- A DIFFERENT KIND of COMPANY. A DIFFERENT KIND of CAR. The next step is to ask the ser- chanic could rectify. stalled. UIP'HONDArWORLD S LARGEST'1 U-|H|O|IV|D|AP'STORE.

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The ABS- company a bit of ammunition in space is available with the u^ar scat enhunced brakes worked great, too. the global subcompact cor war — up, and 41 cubic feet with the rear Its front suspension consists of but this ammo is best compared to seat folded down. The hatchback MacPhcrson struts up front, and a .22 caliber bullets. Built by Kia Mo- opens wide, and has a l»w lift-over torsion beam in back. There's also tors in Korea, Aspire is the /beta of that makes it easy to lift things up an anti-roll bar up there to tighten the father/son test team of Tom and and inside. things up, but the handling is slug- Bob Hagin. The Aspire has a man- Tom — Dad, I won't iccmumend gish — with lots of body roll and ufacturer's suggested retail price of that you try climbing into the back tire scrub in hard corners. 18,790; as tested, $10,590. seat of the coupe it's tough to Bob — Tom, it's not a race car, Tom — This new Aspire cer- reach. Fortunately, theie's a five- it's just basic transportation. Be- tainly represents the bottom of the door available, and it's only $(>lf> cause of this, Ford dropped the line in the food chain of automo- more. Our car hail a few options — fancy SE3 model, the Aspire model biles. It's so small and light, at just air conditioning at $&!f>; anti-lock closest to performance, along with over 2,000 pounds, it gets ham- brakes at $570 and the mandatory options like alloy wheels that mered by crosswinds at freeway California smog equipment at $100. pushed the price too high for a speeds. And speaking of speeds, it Other options are a better stereo at subcompact. But it does have plen- takes a long time to get it going. $465, and upgrade trim for $2(55. A ty of standard items including dual Boh — So that means you wont rear window defroster adds $170. airbags, full wheel covers, twin out- be increasing your speeding ticket Bob — Our car didn't have side miiTors and a couple of drink- resume this week, Tom. It's slow power steering, though, which holders. because it's entry-level, and is de- made parking more of a chore. Tom — Also standard is Ford's signed with around-town use in Ford's new Aspire has a manufacturer's suggested retail price of $8,790, and boasts an around- Only five-door, automatic ttausmis- basic warranty of three years or mind. It's powered by a Mazda- town fuel economy of 34 miles per gallon; 42 miles per gallon on the highway. sion-equipped Aspires can be had 36,000 miles, which includes a built 1.3 liter inline four cylinder with power steering, but I'd becomprehensive roadside assistance engine that pushes an anemic 63 to buy. with lots less road noise intruding comfortable, though firm and up- leery of an automatic, winch cost program. Corrosion protection lasts $660 extra in the Aspire — it's slow horses. I remember a long time Bob — Aspire replaces the Ford into the cabin. right Inside Aspire is snug, hew- six years or 100,000 miles. ago when micTocars like the Aspire enough with a five-speed. Festiva, which used the same pow- Tom — The view from the driv- ever, and those over 6 feet tall will Bob — I can't think of any new had barely over 20 horses under car on the U.S. market that's erplant, but didn't offer an aerody- er's seat is excellent The window Tom — Speaking of transmis- the hood. brush something with their legs or sions, the five-speed in the Aspire smaller than the Aspire or gets bet' Tom - That's true, Dad. They namic shape like Aspire does. Also, pillars are slim, and the glass area heads or both. The interior Ot and shifted nicely, and was fun to ma- ter mileage. were slow, too, but they both share Aspire is worlds ahead in road is immense. Its reclining front finish is typically Ford — which is nipulate. 'l"he tiny engine is happy Tom — 1 can Dad. They're sold the ability to sip fuel - and cost less comfort, giving a smoother rido bucket seats are nicely shaped and good. to rev to the limit, and the car's at toy stores and have pedals. Reformulated gasoline may be coming to a station near you can make products such as credit cards when that happens, some of the nitrogen my high school used a gasohol research methanol to methyl tertiary-butyl ether from crude oil, removing the carcinogens in our air (Remember your Earth Science grant to test the additions of ethanol (the (MTBE) and then put one or the other into FORBES CORRESPONDENT for gasoline is as simple as mixing a fancy teacher telling you that air is 78 percent drinking stufl) and/or methanol (the rub the gasoline. In May of 1989, Joseph Colucci, an ex- drink. But the kicker is that the resulting nitrogen?) is pulled into the engine and down stuff) with gasoline to reduce pollu- The evaporation problem isn't com- ecutive with General Motors Research, ex- highball will cost more and may very well burned. This forms nitrous oxide, nitric tion and extend mileage from a gallon of pletely cured, but it's diminished. The re- pounded a great idea in a speech to a give your aging Ford, 'Toyota or Volkswa- acid arid assorted other nitrogen "tilings." "real" gasoline. sulting fuel is called Reformulated Gaso- group of petroleum industry leaders. The gen an ongoing hangover. Mix these with the stray hydrocarbons We achieved our objective, but (wing a line (RFC) and it's coming to a gas station gist of the presentation was simple: rather The Yin and Yang of the business is (raw gasoline) in the air, cook the concoc- simple high school auto teacher and the in your neighborhood — maybe. The first recipients will be high-smog metropolitan than making it tougher to build cars and that to get, an engine to bum all the fuel tion with direct sunlight in a windless practical sort, my kids got there via some ingested, it needs the right amount of oxy- "oven" like the LA Basin and smog ap- rather inelegant technology and only later areas like Los Angeles, Washington D.C, trucks that pollute less, make the changes Milwaukee, Dallas, Pittsburgh and Phila- gen. Not too much and not too little. It's pears. learned that when we added alcohol (ei- at the source. Develop gasoline with less delphia. pollution-potential before it's pumped into call "stuiehionietry" and it means that just Indelibly etched in my mind is my first ther kind) we lowered the bulling point of But wait! There's political and economic the right number of oxygen molecules are view of I AM Angeles many years ago as I the fuel which led to another problem. The the fuel tank. clouds on the horizon. Who controls etha- mixed with just the right number of hy- gasoline evaporated easier, overcame the "The emissions in the air carry the fin- (lew into the area. A green haze hung over nol and who controls methanol? Who will drocarbon (fuel) molecules to ensure txith gerprint of the fuel," is the quote from his the freeways like a formless snake and fuel evaporation control systems and actu- make the billions of dollars that will come monograph that caught my eye. To keep are consumed in the engine with none left when I drove through, my asthmatic lungs ally added to the potential smiit; pmWr-i.i. from providing the chosen "feed-stock?" benzine (a known cancer-causer) from the over. complained bitterly. Another glitch occurred when the alcohol I* our administration playing favorites air, keep it out of the fuel, he said. It doesn't haj>]«?n, of cuurse, since no So the answer to keeping the nitrogen ate up some engine parts and their mhhn with industry leaders for campaign contri- And the results of Colucci's presentation random rhcmical leaction like those in your engine from burning is simple, seals. But hey, what do kids knuw? butions? Will either of them have an ad- are quickly coming to fruition as "refor- which occur in an engine'!! cylinders; is according to potro engineers: mix some- Now the sharp guys have gotten into tin- verse effect on Oie millions of older W8> mulated" gasoline is the newest weapon in perfect. thing with the gasoline that already has act and have developed a product that will hides still in service? our arsenal for fighting smog. Theiv's also the problem of those oxygen in it, something that the gasoline supply the extra oxygen your engine Sorry but we've run out of space. Those Changing the structure of gasoline isn't naughty or ides of nitrogen that form, with can digest, arid this will keep its internal needs to combust completely without ig- questions and others will have to be an- really all that difficult, my friends at our incomplete engine combustion. Lot* of ox- temperatures down. If you remember my niting the nitrogen. They convert ethnnol swered in a later chapter of our ongoing local refinery tell me. For an industry that ygen in the syr.torn makes extra heat and columns of 15 years ago, you know that to eihyl tertiary-butyl ether (KTIlK) or story, "All My Gasolines." Test your driving safety skills Is it sate to say you know a lot four car lengths. has found them to reduce fatal ®ACURA atxnit driving safety? iiyuiy by 69 percent for infants Taking this test from the ANSW1.HS and 47 percent for toddlers." The American Automobile Man- 1. (b) False. 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Abovt: Ftw cart rumble down th« narrow strttts during Iht day. Thtrt Is tfflto nttd lor tldtwalki In tht 14acrt park. But Ump< light tht way for rtildtnti at night. There's no place lite home Mobile home community feels safe as houses tanding Mt ill, you hear it the street when the comes home and it's dark by doing volunteer work, In the middle of the street in a ami icy,M Ms. Kemmerer saya. "It's so she can "I think it's fine,* say* her neighbor, Ethel mobile I ion 10 |wt k, the silence is see where she in going. 1 call her 'my little Kieru, sitting in the living room of her home. thick enough to breathe on its emu. She used to live in «large house in Bergen It stretches at) invisible self atrmiu Ma, Krmmerer, herself, had fallen on lee a County with her mother befoip selling the thSe tiny homen, hardly yawning, seeping into house and moving to the park 35 yean ago. owning, every window "I hit my head and hud n alight concussion," She doesn't believe the inciljllc home is any me home, Jeuunette Knnmrivr sih s|1(, ^yj. "j^y ij'JiUjr saw my feet," cheaper than living in the houne, was for her dose to her phone She tanvi her television, MRMi 931 wl MMP1MMH In a time when few jieople know their ne.iglv 'Hie n*nt und the cost of heal each month taM when* chanuieirt on soup operas enchan^r H0HT3M7I7 *' first names, Ms. Kemmerer ia nhle to pull the plnee of property tax for her, imnnini'J'ul glanre* out II list from under the plume. It linn »Wiut a llu* she M<'» the sense of security in the MMMttOOUNfY She i|',non*H the blur of winter Mlenee hover do/en of her neighlmro living In the park, P-'»rk. 'lite neighl>ors look out tor her, she *;av-.) "I'm the only person who cm trad thin," she "I ^w » nei»'hU>r who rherkn to see it my "I y "It':; the htllr llnnj1,'! you pick up," she -,;iv Rttfll U Mid MHMWM Lww A '•inj'Jr UHHII'JII I ninr; to mtiul wlu*n M>0 "\nu know, Vnil hear liuw snnm IMII 1 11 lK ''.Hi Ml htle tuniir p.iikn ,|!v iiH'hhniit^l one tit the di Only itrs|K'ia(t' |M (mih fur lh*« pn«l 111 hmiiwi nn«homi Hnnly to their Ftmnll plot of phvntely owned Mirets of the park p •tinei* her divmut'lite |mrk Imn nltmmt DO Intnl. flotne arentnv tnotleli with wall' "It's junl like else, You fo»d uti tN»(1I sldeq of Vlrulmrv Wm\, earpptin^, flreplnn's itnd plteht^l H«if3 (M, \ I lie mm^ of community, or the rein lHH**tn nre old, with wnlla only it finv Mr, MKitnth und liin wife Mnry rhiw** « with nplBhUmi, might 1>P gffnt<»r than thick. hiln home rather than an npttrtrnpnt or a v nmut HutniHmn wiljdivi»lnr». cimdwnlnlurtiK (»f Cam like Corvettes and tnlnivtms nw pnrkwl dldomlnlui m and Rpfirtmetit complies. nt th# end of short wnlkwayn, community mm l M 1 flip on my light tm my neightwr mm Mi, Kemmerer'i "littte «ngel IU1« her time (Uo to » * * Weekend Plus, January 31-February 2 IMMMIIIMMMMUMMHIMIMIIIIIIIItlMIMIMIHIIIIIHI

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Abovt: "tt'a atalar to takt cara of. Tha malnltnanct la aaalar/1 Efcal Kltni aaya ol har homt In tha park. Although aha la In a ptactful ntlghborhood, Mlaa Kltni, who haa htr own car, dota wtah tha park wa» clotar to a bua transit ayitam, Hlght: Wlrrtar atratehaa abovt tha park. Mow: Floaata Kanaa homa tooka mora Nka a amaN ranch-aty* homa you would att In tht auburba. Har homa la ona ol tht ntwaat modal of homaa In tha park, wrth ntw cablntta, a pMchtd roof, ctntral alr-condllloning and wall-to-wall carpatlng. (From 4) "There's nobody next door, or above you. You ttavo your own buckynni My wife has a garden In trie\wk" he nays. Eventually, Mr Mctirath wttntu to buy n new unit, which ia better insulated with thicker wulk "It'll n great Hfontylr/' ho says, adding per- haps a pttckmt would have a tough tlmn with the Ifick of liidfMir slortigp »|M»ce A motor homo dtM*n not haw i\ rrllnr or Httlr Another wmrwn SIHIVPIH w»nw melting snow fttun her (Vont wnlkwtiy, while her mltJlvHti's niylnr nifin Id In. "Them t»tf n lot of ulco pnople llvtnK hem. You huve H fow who itm crnbby," Muriel Y\ field luiyn, tidtirtKfl hreflN Hum her abovellng, 'Thh In «t»» of Uw nlrert pnrt»,M (dm say*. Mm. Klllek) HIKI lior hofthmid Ym\ \w\ to put their wmies on ti wnititm ll*t for their lot In Owhttrk IVyp«M ttten "Thin li very quiet At niEht, you could hew n pin drop/' RIK* «»yit 'Dm mttfUwl imundft of rnn ji»t be beard while her third, li'd modem with enrjwting, InmilaiUNl "I miittt Ilkn It. I've HVIMI here 1(1 ye«n». wftllii and n pltrhwl roof, juit like a »rrmll Nolhing'fi \imUU\H tun to ie wimmer, tl»ey go to nummer MR. Kfttte's IIORP Mend I*» neWibnr Helen me »Mit," she Rnyti. enrnp" Henwlek. MR, HtMiHlt-k him lost mtiM nf her lmnilii|!, Ms. flfletd*!* husband bml o|M»n henrt mt- 1 "fine. !! npvrr U>\ mp Mnrve," MR, K«UP «fly» Mti\ H visitor miwt shotil for |]f»r In hrnr Mwy two ypnm iigo, ihe w/%- Hut Mfl. HenfMlrk fwh wife within lh« pink And nelglibon ronM«nlly of Ms. HeneM. who tft eoiwtnnlly b«Mna grxnl "You run IPIIW nnytblng out intd nolKKly nbout lier htMbftnil> Illitfw |tip» fttr her im*r tditcbeii iinythlttK Nol««ly pvpr Mr»N iiny "Tlu*y kefrt Myln& 'How Is f>wl doing? lu ho "HIIP to* « hpurt fl*i hlg mi gold," miy» MR thing, Your nelghlHun wiilfh lor yrmr lumw1," nil right?4 " ibn uny* KwitP, who htts been wldttwed twir^ He N out of HIP htt»ipH«l IUKI frellng Mlnr Awl Ms ltf»iindpk Ihlnks the m\w of MH Knne who liven arrow Ihe rtrwt frnm her. "I like living here. I love II It's clow mid oow( dhe Hflys convenientto me , I dmi't drlvi*," Ms Hpurdek Klnwte K»fie (ouldn'l hungttie fltty Iwrnn At (* Wtt'hen Uble, Ms Henedek ulte with Ms. nlw'd prefrr better. She has llvwl In the park Knne. The smell of rhwolito baking fills tire says, i have B iwiailind neighbor (Ms. Kant?) [ Tor 25 ypum in different home*, now living In home. who wmild do Bnythlng Hir me" Weekend Plus, January U-Ffbnmy 2 d-filtered fi A frozen lake' a 2-foot fishing rod and you've got luncl BYMAANCONOWR huge lake in Sussex and Morris counties - and Vtto&enrfftiSMrfter Budd Lake, a few miles north of Hacswttatown. I n the realm of winter sports, it U the tortoise to Spruce Run Reservoir near Clinton in Hunter** skling'share. C^tytaaiu^ been givirig up patent!* pike, Ice fishing will give you about as much exer- and Middlesex County anglers have teen eapeti- toiiscurtlngupinfrontoftnenreplaawithagood ertclng good success with pike and crappiei at Far* book-except It's not nearty as comfortable. ringtoftLake. "You have to try and stay active out there or it gets Of course, before an angler c^ thJi* atooutcrtc terribly coM," says Gary Rogers, who owns Black ing some fish, he has toge t through the in. That RiverOutfltteil totCbeite r and occasionally1HirZ takes beI don e witZ h aau^ spudtwhkhcanrith«rbefnaf bar a sturdy shaft of JonwHfi c * Aithou- " ** th -e ipor* • t obviousl---•»••y Isn't ft>r- AlthOUff) Uie SpOfl largoperatee chised orl powcr^opemtoon the end, ord • le«™-™e > < indlvkkiab seeking ftwetic nonstop ac- btoVfctfo (^ cdWjadtea or alunra^ tion,ltcanbe(,ulteftiMUUng.An*rallt Hsh don't simply vanish ftorn a producs tivelak* alter it becomes encased in ice. /fenetfc nOHStOP ^ ,, „ .. 4 . . 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As part of the cedes Benz, FAO Schwarz was izing the desirability of the Estates complex transaction, CB Corn- also represented by David at Riven Edge location, the May- mercial negotiated a lease Ropol of Kronish, licb, Welner ewskis pur* agreement fur the entire indu* & Hellman ULP. while Cabot trial distribution facility to FAO Partners was represented fay chawd a O- Schwarz. Mark Brody of Seward £ darfarook F«d- FAO Schwarz, the premier Kissel, eral Grand specialty retailer of toys and "We simultaneously corn- even before children's gifts, signed a long- pteted the disposition of the term lease for the industrial property for Mercedes Benz any roads were building on Pierce Street. FAO with the lease negotiations with in ~~ taking ad- ToH Brotfwi' Ctdarbrook Ftdtral Grand modtl, a#t* hers In Schwarc is relocuting its ware- FAO Schwarz," Mr. Sullivan vantage of pn- thi Ettetos H Rlvara Edga in Monlgomtry, can alto ba found house facility from Parsippany said. 500 Pierce SI is one of construction pricing and having In th« Woodlsnds at Rtvtrs Hill community In Balking Ridge, and will use the 182,704 square Somerset County's finest Indus- the first choice of homcsiUw. foot building ;is its national dis trial distribution facilities. Situ* ( Nestled in the Sourland Mmm- pnrwtaln double sink, a whirlpotil gomcry. For more information, cull tribiiltori center, attnl on a 14-acre por« l of land, rllie (;ii ('onmierciul team of the single story building fea- tnins of Somerset County, the Ks- tut) in the master Iwth and a spa- i 350-8840. Ttie soles cenU r and Tom Sulliviin and Tom Mai- tures high eeilinus, multiple talrs ut Iliwrs Edge ainsLsLs of 61 rious master dm complete the limey rcprciiotilwl both FAO biillxxud kvidinf; drx'ks and a single family estate homesiU*. S|NU-HHIS master suites. All of the mcxlel are open weekdays noon 5 Sc'hwar/. and C!ubot Fartnern, a distinct IliinKUig from upprriximati'ly H,(HK) homes ;»t the K-.tatcs at Mivers prn, and weekends 11 n m.-5 pin. square feet to more than 4,:«K) K4;r hnve a first lltmr study, I Vic- square feet, the five diflerent tloor cs start at $3ti9.H0() plans offer a range of layouts to lit TU» Mnyewskis tnuy U> the first almost any lifestyle Each plan family in the Estate* ut Hivcru alao offers four different exterior ftlgf, but they won't \nf alow tor RANALD C. BROWN elevations as well as many options long, Seventeen mow homes art? to personalia? each home. 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Wt SW/ Mm A FortoM Newspapers Supplement RealEstate January 31, February 1,2,1996-5 Hundreds of gifts were collected Weichert office locations for up- Robert J. Arrigoni, President, tion's dramatic growth. by Wekhcrt Realtors' Branchburg coming seminars ore as follows: Coldwell Banker Residential Bro- • • • office during the company's 17th • 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 3 at both kerage, recently praised llyc- October marked the second con- annual,toy drive and distributed to the Hillsborough and Mi'tuchrn secutive month and the third time Holiday Happiness in Branchburg, offices Younu Choi of the Westfiekl office f«r her out* in 1995 that Greg Young, a broker for financially and physically de- t 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 7 at 1 prived children and senior citizens. both the Edison and Branchburg standing third- asswiate. with BurgdorfT RcaltorB Nan McDonald, office coordina- Pvnando A, Kivtra, broker/as- oftta quarter 19U5 North Avenue, tor for the drive, oiled the re- sodate of ERA Village Green Real- • 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 10 at both sales perform- Westfipld office sponse and outpouring of gifts ton to Clark, was recently elected the Edison and Branchburg offices ance. Ms. Choi earned top from area residents, businesses, Salat Associate Seminar attendees will learn ranked within honors as customers and Wciclwrt sales as- Repesenlative what a career in real estate has to the top 20 sales Salesperson of sociates "very heartwarming." for District II offer, including unlimited income associates na- the Month, "We at Weichert take pride in of the New potential, how to get started in the tionwide, Mr. Mr. Young our service to the community, cli- JdKy As field and what to expect as a new Arrifioni said, has been a real ents and customers throughout sedation of sales associate. For more informa- • • • Choi estate profes- sional fur 12 the years," said Jo-Ellen Ashby, Realtors tion, call the offices listed above. Harvey years and pre- manager of the Branchburg office. (NJAR). * « • Schulti, Chief Executive Officer of viously earned Young • * t District II in- Jim Jones, a sales representative The Schultz Organization, head- mcmliei'Khip in The Rcmodetar Council of the duto the of the Coldwell Banker Schlott quartered in Wotxlbridge, has an- Community Builders Association mambcrs of Bedmirater- nounced record results for the the NJAH Million Dollar Club for (CHA) is holding a "Computer six local as- BridgewntiT company in 1995. Mr. Schultz re- soven cnawculivc years. He in • Koundtable" at the Okie Mil) Inn sodations of area office, has ports that the company's fifth year |iust recipient of the New Jersey on Route 202 and Maple Avenue Realtors from Union and Essex been recog- in business was the best in its his Chapter of Certified Residential in Basking Ridge fl p.m. Tuesday, Counties. Mr. Rivera's appoint- nized as the of- tory with upproximately 2 million Specialists' CHS of the Year, ai Feb. 0. Discussions will be led by ment is for u one-year term, fice's top agent square feet leased, sold and man- well m Westiield Hoard of Heal- top remodelers in Central New through early December, 1996. for December. aged throughout Central New Jer- tors' Realtor Associate of the Year. Jersey who will demonstrate how In the new position, Mr. Rivera Mr. Jones' sey. 1 A listing and marketing special- ] computers help them better man- wl be resfxinsiblc for coordinating sales for that The Schultz Organization rxjx - ist, Mr. Young km won nurrotoui * ago their companies, and htiw they oducational seminars and services month totaled rirrowl extraordinary results in nil implemented these changes, U)tie real esUite agents within the nearly $2 mil- facets of their gnnving business, awards within his company ana\ Remodeling contractors and and will [rpivsnU the lion. A licensed Jonai including brokerage, rnantigeincnt was the overall top producer in th#' other industry members interested agents at meetings of the broker, he is and consulting assignments. Mr Westflelcl uflke In ID01. in attending this seminar should N1AR Board of Directors. also a Certified Residential Si Ra- Schultz credits his tal- call the CBA ofiW at 647 8683. • • • cialist and a Graduate of the Reut< ented staff, cf)mpany's The cost is $40 per person ($35 for Wcheri Realtors offers first tor Institute. Mr. Jones is a mem- mnrkct niche, commit- Council members), which includes hand insight from industry exerts ber of the Somerset, Hunterdon ment to bottom linn re- I Ml course dinner. Reservations at tw? career seminars for tlume and Morris County Boards of Real- SUILH and fall nervhi'ii re- ire required. intarestcd in a carter in real es- ton. smircos ns contributing tate. The times, dates and t'uetora to thu orpni/n CENTRAL JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES APP SO YR FIXED 1S YR FIXED | OTHER Lindar, FEE AP nATE PT6 ANWTt PTS AW Afflboy National Bank.OW BrtdQain MIIIM too 71100 710 1,00 1.00 III OOt.M7.4IA Axis Ftd'l 8av Bk.Wdbrdg Tnthp an

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Call ptt, offlct, uttl, room, WIICHMTP4A4.T0M borhoed, convarttjrtt to , walk to Mhli, town, luba, waahtf I drytr ahopatng ind ichccla I frtlA ata, quM alda PRIMTO »OI-fl 11-1000 IN00USU-4MI, touch ilirl05O, l«av« hook up, itoraga tpioa, WTIMMT •ir, Mi daap lot, t% to t ear garafa, parhlna, tt/3 BAi, 1 oar oaraot CLINTON- Union Qao m or dlrtct buyari, nam*. d family rm, avail 1/1 Vlliagt 1IR, LR, DPI, 1 M0 HI MM arwd, landaMM. tim. fOVIRNMINT POM' ptf fltOlttn. t.B fflttt. •#• Dan Qaraga, itnnia/ pod, avail. Immad IMI, CLOUD HOMII for rnfuiritwnl'* f pinnlca on 11 ramodaM homt, ttfli aO»3»M3M Tin, «•(«• CALWON- Kanch, 3 bidrotm, Ir, dr, oak » Dtfi, tttto, baaamam, Your afil. toll no paia, HI mo. aacu> t in, LR, Kit, Kit baih, 1400-MMHI lit. wort, M, diflwt, ranga a rawtajaratOi, fin. urfn, riiy » 1 mo rant, cratfK A/C, W/0, htaVHW Nj»d, AMQMIPOftTMl M-StMforcurrtnt chtck 1778/mo * uWa. ractnt naw appla peel, HOUDAVtW QATIWAY TO METUCHIN Iliilrtji majiaiwSi van ro wan v*«" pat, ottlca, uttl. room, 1 yr. ttait ft-WMTtf tannli March f. IftOO/ HARMONV TOWMtMlf month Call Jim 2M yr miriitof^ Colo tuba, waahar I dry«r PIICATAWAV- 3IR nial on Court*? I !VH TOWNHOU8E/CONDO hook up, itwaot apaoa, naneh, i car oar. 11100/ lyw (old, ft rmi, It/? BY OWNER 1 oar ganga, parking, mo TBJ-OOOf, Canlury HIUISOIKHMM bilhi, 9 ftpipi, •had, lanDaoapt. It HI jt Purnlthad Coftdo, brool,« cir Iwatid wtowtiv par month, 19 mlh. at- ?Bm. $noo/mo. HtfQt43MJt4 oitMf wHh •mil • toft to tmlfv tnti ichnoli Mttilo Pirk Mill 3 MIIOtlfTIAL MNTAL Dayt M * i hi no $111,100 hut lio»nMi« i Tumpikf, Jft? Parkway CHAIIPOMO-Tndlan Vlt- UNION TWP.-VNJ Colo mtlit in otiirti .IhIhn on* MM - ftMftM Itga, 4 BW oapt, H* nlal */barn, 4 IW I % MIUIBOIWUOH- 2BR, mull bt told AiMn« 1144,100 HKftwrt balha, CAC, qultt •»« Whi pflv ittttnfl. 11B|0/ li/a BA Condo, hut A CIOM to park. t14D0/mo mo n » Ward, rltaflon waitt Ind. Stc raq, •; ii»d Mm; <> Hath •QUAL lill IManSlH n«f« chtcktd im/mo. HOUIINO m •tup -4 IB, 2 balh, lOMIKVIUf Avail S^ OMKWTUWTY MOIMJ CAC, ft appi WW oar i «»g« Oft hnuit, ^ Mutt Ittl LAH Ctulom M(im«i •Altim y ptt, mirror wall, mlrrurtd Uivaly, ? bdm and unN AH rail Mum rlnaat, m. Dl». Ifl, si Hi IWa ntwapj»p«f la mitt mil. AMIIC c'tmii high •Mltrnt (lifting Hm Wall in frnmt te pvt blony/ f | u N M t y laohttt flu' I mln to nlthact attic ; 1/9 hlh 3 «rtk>ln (atri to tht rtdafal r»tt i SI70 l IIITft pint WIICHMT NIALTONI NOuatng Act of lOfitt hom*1, itfff til ) tiltlmry/H«H VWMKWT Mrrari ri Pool « No pall hmiiti thai mti Aftnnl WMah mattai it tjl»g«i to •Mtich • 1200 /mo 3tK>Mlflata Pln«n«ln| avail •OMIUVIUI- 1 hdr 3 Mvartttl any prtfwam « aP.i»N to iiii«llfi«t| l POCOMOl mi Dan, htli Vldodan lyKlt/ Wnllltion or Hl»»tmlrm ni 8 mt«. ; Imiht, I'til 4 biitif no inr 7 blh, nn-»lla amanltm dm 3 ft' ga (ulrm, yar A No I*|U, ttc an of MAIKINO Iriflutta ikling UW Haltony Walk up Imft IU00 Mo * Ullll or an i;int:A irwo COIONIAI wfctnd Mh In d my i 4 hr notonlnl w,dpi A •U0 SIM Avail jMn |i;no t HmltiNon walk nut himt mt 0 r? 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RA, prlvitt woodld Itrfront ilio iv»ll|bl« arrant |33S0/mo MA In Hwitog on Ihi Mlt»DI,MM« IOHO Call now, |0OrO411M to Illtf of rtei i NAT PATIl CIMTUflV II w/mmlatn rimbtilaki Ntttta 1 ltd w ntn 9 tnu flaattart Itaia Noutt wantaat to Rant •AIKINO niDOl hut ivlilmm larqarq# family 1140 HOO • Mlt« Ntfttata •tt.fn r c |l mtdi to f«i, hill burnt V; Cnndo, Lirgt I UN. Wl (Ml Civil V MOfATCOHO™ Lakt Riatman) A garaoa, oom •410 frnnt Ntw J bdr oHIot, Avail m »l»bth AMI 11300 pltia WtlCNItt NIALtOM Mil It",»O0 fnt t«at« Maul fnr Iha l OOVT POMICLOIIO mmim tot).ra#.4tto Momil fbr ptnnlai on MARTINIVIUri fin, BIDMINITIN mtrilaft Utata Mr?ti«t m It Oaiintjtiant Tn. CMIITIH ?<^ liath, 91 oar oar M- townNutta, furtt, A w napo'i Your ai»a Toll Prlvitt 8 8 attrt thtdfil in w/fple, mod- turn 1 A 3 BFii rtm M 11/4 A(, ft Ittfofmntinti B Ndroomi Colonl •»n Nil CAC, pool W/O. 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IM+Dtn anaia • tao* MAAWVUI- •MUHM PLAMPML0- Off Pork nletly dteofttad. Uf. NOTCI: AN WANHO tftft 1 aB^MaWaaV a^ ^ roafiit 11/1 won oypJWi tetaMan, lavaly 4 rma *7 ^V^^^twfB| t^Pvi 1 ^""t f"wW iN.irlvTlOI'TH-riN phona, computar, fax, H.«L' • •"•• I7TW4MW. IWIl mm aw MYAJU m copttr.MOO.t7t-tt3A + uHiTlat. A ftofe. na Tacwma or ati HP „ .1.11/ UI- • family attt.7M447«aft.4 pany. 1710. par m«h.lOli AUNIW duplti. I Mrm, 1 HMam-Inn lot floor aparoi. 1M0 WASH- laiha, finiehed bimi, raf,7tM470aft.4.' Card. For a on tq.fl. on Pie. 102. VS&8" OW ITU fenoed ytra). 11000/mo totally renovattd, lrg. PrtvtOMety uatd aa Real MRITAII- 4MO0 pkM uM* 1 U mo WC. Mam. W-ttt+W IIPJ, w/w carpet. No litata Ottice.H 4W/mo SQ.Ft. htdutirtal Hd Noptta, Avail 1/1/N. pan. Haat mcl. MN/mo, Cm daye 4M-1S1S, aek •lory-TI A PI, •104179 •COTCM •Jafi^ii/a ntoa. itc. Adt in CfuHkd SouthaWa, i>r aal >n Vtc- for Pay; evte. MMMI. nvy> powtTi waj I- J bdr. Ir, lorlan houia Ind Ilr, dent coil - 6tH»otitrM|.IMI df, a Ml Mhe, bemt, no IOUTM PLfD/PLfO wwoiwAnn- m. 22, Jhty p$y! SacTtdHtartkhool lurnlehad olllcti and I br, 2 b1h, bait patt.MQO.ptuautN.CaM •OP.0IN- Ibr, vary arta, tM tot. tCK. location/pool, 11200 Prank, M7-MM tO. MUNO aHOOK Mcrttarlil aarvlcat In daan, off etr. P*M»» AvaN. March. Ci •xtcuttva Mttlng. Ihort AdVafVtO ft fit CwHMw' mm 2 bdf> Ind, rlatf, MMM1M DUNILUN- 4 1/2 rmi, 217 no ptH, MOO. + wail/wall, w/d hookup Avail 2/11,40-7*40 iJMTWILO- Ibr apt In MM CUNTON T¥fP. WTI. 21 MUI MIAD- Smote* $7*0 + unit A ate center of town, wew to Ofltcat Common fltctp lui imaN houM MW3 NYC train*, 1 1/2 mth I Lav., Pkg A utll. incl Cuitoffl 1/1 duplei, 3 attached to manilon, Hi Me, |!7S/mth, 7H4224 iW/. 730-8008, melt 1br w/oWct, 4rmi DMNAUIN- large 1 W, bdr. Ir, dr. kit. w/eJt 47Qeq.lL w/dack pkg, yd IP., DP. Ht fl. bamt. tiof- appitanca. 1.8 Mh. cac, NOTICI: AH HOMfl HtaitOflOUOH I7ILMM7440W. igt Convtrtrtnt to ehop- garage, M btmt. •dtefc. TO IHARE advartlao- Offlca tpaca avallabla on NAUTY SUPPLY pfng A tralnf. I7M ttt no PON. UNO. par. mth. MM monn are PAYAM1 IN NOTICI: All WtCEL- rout* 201 LOCATION fortKpef. mo. ttc. 7824110 aft. I • ufit.Atacurtty. LANIOUa MNTALS MM744650 Optr. Alto Convtntnoi IM-7IT4tM AOVANd by eath, Stora, VMto, Dartot itu* DUNILUN- Lrg. 2IP.I, chook, V1IA or Manor MANVtai-MAINIT. dlo, Tnvil Agoy, prof. ol< 2nd Or, No pttt. newly •0.PUWPMU- I bdr. MYAK1INA0VANCI Ctntar of town. Idaii flea poii. FiemlngUm, palnttd/w/w carpet. HDMINITIA- Bed/ Cord. For a quo* on •OWN) MOW ir, eat In M. pvt. Mb, 1.1 by CMht oMckt VWA ottlct for protoalonal or Low rant. MM3147M. raeldtntlat prof, arta 7 $74Q/mo. $474103 tVH. ate 1700. par mth. M1- bathlnlovttyHittihoma. poailbla ratill 1270 rm mod, apt, 2 BAi A23i.OartenaofbHrtt KM. prlvt. laundry, ttnnli or MMhr Cirt. For • H MA-7ia-MM, CP.ANFOND- 1100 frtc, CAC * rnora. DOftCHIITIPt 1 pool. MOO iH uillr Call SOFT of prlmt ratal) WI-3M-8884 HOUIt Ann 201-2M-1820 dayi. •pact In daalrtbla dowrv Lflh OR, Ktt, M A PA 9OS-781 "547 »vtl •WOMWATH IMTUCNIM town area. Municipal 3rm« In Lrg, llfht, ntwty daco- To ehare Church owned 2 rm. lultt-M *q.n.. prkg w/rtir tntrinoi, duplli, MW/mth + utlli, fitid, ctntral locaHon. IHANCHIURO- Fur- homo with 1 woman. fancad In CION to R« nation. ttOlTNLAMD NIALTV, Avail Immed. No piti 1 luxury Haat furniihad. Aval). nlahid room for rent- MI-I4I-I14I 2014M-1M0 Kitchen Prlvttoae, call for 1480, par month utll, yard aaaoa wUh oWca or High HIM Immad, $7W. MaXAU, Incld.AvaH.WiM ttortaa arta. Idtal for Eltvator Apartment! «1 turthuf Inlo. BJM432 DUMfLUN- Itora tr •OUNO MOOK- 1 bdr. 7114404 anMa coowaeior. iAOOaa.ft.,lrm. wtti ofttct, tictHartt 1 r* to. M2I par mth. MNOSIWATIP— •0M714II8 txo. locaMon. Ltt'a naka location,1 mth fraa rani Norvimoktr, Pvt. ent. off •PIPMWATVR. Ytung haat InoM. ate rtqulrad. 7M0177 uwa profaiilonal famala, adtttlMMTMMI, M|.7U(>nTvJ14a/mo 1000 tq ft,. Charming 171 aqlt. Itora front, cloM to trtntp. orlvait •OMMMUI-1 Maf historic home. On ttta rfrmf KKMwnOn parting, 'or mora Infor- ftewtcy, MM. Me, MMMRVIUJ- Oarafa tarMng- C/AC tt74Mt. nart-emekar, clem pr^ CMANPOM- PuMy fur- W, lomtratt It, Inil, mation at* 117-1771 ma. i RW. •••• niahad. Mala preferred for raaj. 1100/ifio. •IAPACK- 100-1400 I- 4 rm. "fff" IW-7I740M afcjUiaafeaW Dtf afSftAa^A ta tM mimm u. ft. lioaNarM aat 1K i. m mo tac* MAWMlii- 1M, 1K troVJuttoftlM. OtadJatiM NW1IN0VMITATJOM rfly A rafarencei re- V**»»'iDeyAattlel Mi »ajTw aiap rHOvATllWJlT"" Un Itr, •COTCN •LAIIIJ- f fum. or unfurn. Frtvalt 10UII, Mill I, 1IH2 OWMnw A charming PIICATAWAV- IO00 downtown. 1711 lait Hardwood floor, iar«a bth, tnttanct A deck. Ind W.i two ao.(l. Na •to ,1110. par week B^nt^^^^V^^ Br V" iVYnVVV a9.fl. Oft. Condo, II4M/ IBM, loit ofdottti, •OMKVIUI- I 1/1 au^aabai AJaafeala^^a^tBakal I^MMa^aa^ mo. 7H4M1 Ctntury Itindlna lulltm Oft MU»MOOK-4rrnt W/D, (ttetwMtw. Conv. ^^^^rW fW^P^Poi w fw*T^"*wa# •Ha ParliM Ite.l6 V itt n. CAC. hardwood rooma, MJtr^ sttam raemmett. Own br A ir, It, Id Nu§twt Raawtrt. • a totraln.AvittJ/14, eoiy, owwaii. N A Mw MMnmai- JM i. MACH 103,000 rflWI| UvOQ T^^^M fKHIffTPAAlT Aw itWoi bMM Urft/tnMi PLUCmMW- I tffke Main It 10-110/wh, MOMII lultll, 40O#q «- aaolt. 1707/M. HaH tat mo. 1 i/tmm tea,' evaH l/i! Warehtvet tr Profti* OMJHB) MUtiL— cable, Mt. w/d tarklng, Ind w, OH twit pn, prof •tonal, laymour Iwfi i |in 111 Qill aoa.|714au Plaaa your td In HMMAN9 rARK- IHt- can mjr. 7tMiOT aN MM ifwdi aot" MMII-MM Laraa 1 IJ Apt, Off Itdto Apt. Ml W I bath. Fofbaa Claaaifltdi » BFHlfiH* VWt^O^^bJ ^rWt™* ._^ M MBY aaiMar In anv it wn» TP^"^ » No pate, 1 v* mo eec • OMINVIUV 74 Main It., appro*. 7M Avatllmm. 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