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IX o t »-M The^festfield Record Vol. 4, No. Thursday, September 16, 1993 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents Briefs FestiFall is 'go' Schools remembered "Living and Learning: West- field Schools, 1750-1050" will be the theme of a Westfield for this Sunday Historical Society exhibit opening today and running 9:30*11:30 un. weekdays in Music, food, crafts and more the municipal building. A regional festival favorite, West- cotton candy, gourmet ice cream The society is also looking field FestiFall of Arts and Crafts, and yogurts, and Pennsylvania for volunteers. For more in- hosted by the Westfield Chamber Dutch funnel cakes. Ahrre's Coffee formation, call 789-1047. of Commerce, will be held Sunday, Roastery on Elm Street plans to Sept 19. serve gourmet coffees and pastries. Hanging out The fourth annual event will The Pocono Bakery from Strouds- The Westfiekt Teen Center begin with the Westfield High burg, Pa., will sell fresh baked will open 8 pm-midnight to- School 80-piece marching band on breads and sweet cakes. morrow for all resident high Prospect Street and end with the "This is a Downtown event that school students. It is a great cool sounds of a jazz quartet Fine everyone truly enjoys," said Kath- place to hang out with friends. arts, crafts and food will fill the day ryn Broihier of the Westfield Area For more information, call noon-6 p.m. The rain date is Sept Chamber of Commerce. "It's amaz- 789-1080. 26. ing how many phone calls our of- Traffic along Elm, Quimby and fice gets about FestiFall. It's a day East Broad streets in Westfield will full of great food, entertainment Dream theater be detoured. The event will feature and some unique and beautiful The Westfield Neighborhood more than 300 exhibits of fine art- crafts. This year we've added a sec- Council invites youths age 5-12 ists and craftspeople from several ond area for more casual entertain- to participate in an educational states, international and local food ment on Prospect Street." theater program, "Dream Vari- vendors, and a wide variety of en- FestiFall-goers may sit and enjoy ation,'' held Saturdays Sept tertainers and children's activities. a jazz quartet dance performances 25-Dec 11, In addition to the fine crafts exhi- and some story telling for the chil- Registration and T-shirt bition, many local merchants and dren. Another stage is located at making is 9 a.m.-noon Satur- community organizations plan to East Broad and Elm. day. Also, the Council's "Youth participate. A full compliment of craft items Program" for nil teens will More than 18 food concessions will be offered for sale, including begin next 6:30-9 p.m. next will offer FestiFall-goers Polish original designer and hand-painted Monday. For more in- pierogies, Chinese delicacies, hot clothing, wooden toys, pottery, formation, call 317-9496. ham and roast beef, barbecued sculptures, rubber stamps, bisque beef and ribs, calzone, Italian sau- and porcelain dolls, marionettes, sage, garlic chicken kebabs and handmade furniture, Teddy Bears, Bradley honors GEORGE PACCIELLOiTHE RECORD London brolL Local restaurants of- and one-of-a kind decorative pieces Susan Pepper Leticla DeJesus dresses In an Alladin costume from Costume Corner Shop to preview Sunday fering some of their menu favorites for the home. The public is invited to at- afternoon's fourth annual FestlFaH street fair In downtown Westfield. are The China Light, Domino's, Artists will display and sell their tend an informal evening with TCBY and Cosimo's Pizza. original water-colors, oil paintings Sen. Bill Bradley in honor of Lighter fare will include fresh and photography. Among the local Susan Pepper, Democratic fruit salad, homemade pastries, (Please turn to page A-2^ candidate for the New Jersey Noise law^on' again, but... State Assembly in the 22nd district, 6:30-9 p.m. Saturday In •y NICOLE A. QAVINO awakened at 4 or 5 a.m. and how that adversely af- the Scotch Plaim-Fanwood fects their jobs and family lives. Ducks dying as study YMCA, THE RECORD Resident Ronnie Kaufman said there is a county Martine Avenue, Scotch ordinance which restricts noise before 7 a.m. and di- Plains. Refreshments will be A proposed ordinance to prohibit garbage pick-up before 6 a.m. was taken off the table and re- rectly addresses garbage pick-up. to save them begins served. The cost is $25 per Town Attorney Charles Brandt will research which adult, and children are wel- introduced at Tuesday night's Town Council meeting. But there might be a problem with enacting the pro- rules would supersede the others. By NICOLE A. QAVINO Ruiz has been working in animal come. Forr information, call control for nine years and said that posed law. • Also approved Tuesday night was an ordinance THE RECORD 232-0409. amending the annual salaries for town officials and he has never seen such an out- Just before the meeting, council members received break before. a letter from hauler Frank Novello, president of De- employees, effective Jan. 1, 1993. Mallard ducks from Tamaques You could win The salaries are: Mayor and each councilman- $1; Pond have been dying at an unu- "It's something new and it's hit- You are invited to join pendable Disposal, Inc. Mr. Novello included an ex- Town Attomey-$36,825; Municipal Magistrate-$27,535; sual rate this season due to avian ting me hard. Residents have been "Toastmasteri of Westfleld," cerpt from the company's tariff, regulated by the state calling us for the past two weeks. DEPE, which says, "the collector shall pick up waste Municipal Prosecutor-$18,765; Municipal Defender- botulism. Humorous Speech Contest 8 16700; Legal Counsel for the planning board and for Nearby residents and employees I've seen the same thing before in p.m. Sept 23 In the Fanwood between the hours of 9:30 am. and 6 p.m." the board of adjustment- $7085; Plumbing Inspector- from the Newark Humane Sodety Rahway, but it was only a couple of train station. Refreshments Council members grew concerned about whether $20,345; Zoning Officer-$17,535, and Youth Coordina- have been retrieving dead and sick ducks — nothing like this," Mr. will be served. For more in- the tariff supersedes a town ordinance. tor-$ 11,075. ducks from the pond area for some Ruiz said. formation, call 889-1890. "I am not happy that this came in at this stage of A new, $81,000 assistant administrator is an interim weeks, and believe the problem is Resident Monica Felsing has the game, but we cannot ignore it," said Mayor Gar- position created for the transition of Ed Gottko from due to overfeeding. been living next to the pond for land "Bud" Boothe. "We don't like to handle an ordi- town engineer to town administrator. Mr. Gottko will Wilfredo Ruiz of the Humane So- several years and is alarmed at the Magic carpet ride nance that may have a big question of legality hang- Registration has begun at begin this position in October and continue until ciety said that he found six ducks problem. "I've been going and the Westfield Library for pre- ing over it". Town Administrator John Malloy's retirement in Jan- in just two days last week, Mr. (Please turn to page A-2) school story time and "Magic Citizens Tuesday night told council again of being uary. Carpet Story Hour." Sessions for 3- and 4-year-old story times, and Magic Carpet Story Hour for grades K-3 will begin Board settles with teachers, next week and run until the last week of October. For more information, call 233-3063. paraprofessionals on wages Sunset cruise By NICOLE A. CMVTNO eluding a sharing of health costs containing health costs is a first for The Children's Specialized and a salary settlement below the teachers, and will save school tax- Hospital Auxiliary is sponsor THE RECORD county average. payers more than $200,000 over the ing a five-hour cruise around The Westfield Board of Ed- Contract provisions will call for a three-year period. Manhattan Sept. 26, including Additionally, the starting salary a four-course dinner, open bar ucation and The Westfield Ed- contribution of $183 from each for the 1993-9-1 school year is and dancing. Call 654-0549 for ucation Association have ratified teacher toward his or her own $33,387 and the maximum $67,464. tickets or information. three-year teachers' contract, in- health benefits. This step toward The salary agiwmcnt provides av- cnige increases of f>.8 percent for Last Contract New Contract the first year, 5.5 percent for the Adult school second year, nncl -1.9 percent for In-person registration for 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 Westfield Adult School classes the final year. These increases all will be held 7:30-8:30 p.m. Starting Salary $31,200 $33,387 $35,649 $37,879 fall below the county average of Monday in the Westfield High BA Exp 1 about fl percent, board officials School cafeteria B. Classes will said. Board President Susan Pepper meet Monday evenings at the Maximum $64,346 $67,468 $70,592 $73,506 high school Oct 4-Dec. 6. For DRExp 17+ said memljers heard two messages more information, call 232- from tlit* community through 4050. meetings with the public over the Min. Classroom Hrs summer. These were to control Elementary 6 Hrs 50 Min No Contract Changes costs for health insurance and sala- Fall recreation High School 7 Hrs 8 Min No Contract Changes ries. The Westfield Recreation "I think this contract is a great commission is now'accepting Medical Prem Paid 183 183 183 beginning Inward the achievement registration for fall programs by Teachers of both of these objectives," Ms. which will begin Sept. 27 and Pepper said. run until Dec- 10. Brochures Average Salary 7.5 5.8 5.5 4.9 Teachers approved the contract and information ore available % Increase in a 301-30 vote, a Her niuc.-h debate. at the Recreation Office, 789- "The biggest issue was definitely 4080. Sick Days 15 No Contract Changes the health benefits," said WEA President Michael Seiler, "It was a Accumulation Unused days Learning first aid KcumulaTed big issue because of the way it was of Sick Days structured, not lx*cause of the The Westfield Mountainside I day per month Chapter of the American Fled money — it is simply a new type of Cross will hold CPR-SUindard ahnred cost". The percentage of salary in- First Aid classes at the Chap- Payment for sick Up to 100 day* No Contract Changes ter House, 321 Elm SL Next days at retirement @$30«Ch. creases from the last contract, class is 6:30-10 p.m. Sept. 20 With notiflcatton, which averaged at 7.5 percent, to the new contract is a difference of MONICA FELSING/THE RECORD and Oct 6. For more in- up lo $4,600 mom. Wilfredo Ruiz of the Newark-based Humane Society carries a formation, call 232-7090. about 2 percent. Mr. Seiler agreed (Plensc turn to page A~2) diseased mallard hen Monday morning from Tamaques Pond. A-2 September 16,1993 FestiFall (Continued from page A-l) FestiFall Day one Seven slated to select exhibitors is a Westfield antique dealer, Maty Lou's Memorabilia on Elm Street, showing vintage ac- schedule cessories and collectibles; West- The following is the per- stadium sign shape field potter Grace; TCT Pine Art formance schedule at the School Board President Susan Westfield High School. Dr. Rader Gallery on Quimby Street; En- Westfield Festifall Sunday. will chair the committee. BROAD AND ELM STAGE Pepper has formed • seven- chantments of South Avenue and member committee to develop an The school board approved the Brummer's Chocolates. Noon - VUlari's School of name change at its public meeting Self Defense appropriate sign for the recreation Baseball card collectors may field when it is formally and of- Sept 7. Gary Kehler, who served browse through sports memories 12:30 p.m. • CUMBRE! as head football coach at Westfleld at CJs Extra Innings. Other arti- Contemporary Inca-style ficially renamed Gary Kehler Sta- dium Oct 30. High School for 22 yean, retired sans will display original jewelry music from his position as athletic direc- made or clay, papier-mache, shells, 1:15 pm. • Westfield School Committee members include tor for the school system Aug. 31. pewter, gold and silver. of Dance Robert Rader, assistant super- The athletic field name change Among the more unusual craft 1:45 p.m. - Pam Fenelon, intendent for business; Darielle singer/guitarist will take place at half-time during items are hand-carved wooden Walsh and Benjamin Rulf, Board the Oct 30 Westfield High School- Santas and the decorative, archi- 2:30 pan. - Gordon Vincent, of Education members; Roger Love singer Summit High School football game tectural cornices and shelves of and Lee Hale, citizens heading a in Westfield. Because a group of Nancy Rozynski from Montclair. 3 p.m. - Bob Mele, singer 3:30 p.m. - Marc Sky, psy- fund-raising committee for the new civic-minded private citizens will Other unusual crafts include hand- sign; Edward Tnnchina, athletic raise funds for the new stadium marbled papers and fabrics, tinsel chic/mind reader 4:15 pjn. - Jane Judge, director for the school system; and sign, no public moneys will be ex- painting, birdhouses and weaving! Frank, Scott, assistant principal at pended. Musical and magical entertain- singer ers will stroll throughout down- 4:45 p.m. - Tom Brennan town Westfield during the day. 5:30 p.m. - Jazzerdse Hearing Society resumes classes today A full schedule of entertainment, PROSPECT STREET The Hearing Society will con- tween classes. coordinated by singer/DJ. Bob tinue its program of aiding the The Hearing Society office, lo- Mole, will begin noon at the Stage STAGE 12:30 p.m. - Westfield High hearing impaired with free classes cated in the church, has been serv- Area located by East Broad and held beginning today, Thursday, ing the hearing impaired for more Elm streets and 12:30 p.m. on School Marching Blue Devils 1 p.m. - James DeMarco, Sept 16 at First Baptist Church, than 50 years. The office is open Prospect Street Some of the fea- 9:30 ajn.-l pjn. Thursdays. Call tured entertainers include the singer On th« opening day of school last Wednesday, Carrie 170 Elm St 1:30 p.m. - Kathy Mason Palumbo and Katharine Jarmat become friends In Mrs. Mol- Lip reading class win be 10-11 233-0266 V/TTY or write to cto Post Westfield High School Marching Office Box 2534, Westfield, NJ Band, Union County voice teacher and Deborah Schnapf, chil- nar*e kindergarten classroom at Franklin School. am. and sign language, 11:15 ajn.- Jane Judge, the New Jersey Work- dren's music 12:15 pjn., with a coffee break be- 07061. 2 pm - The Music Studio, shop of the Arts and the Tom Bris- Westfield lin Jazz Quartet 3 p.m. - CUMBRE! Con- Teachers union, school board reach agreement on contract Children will enjoy pony rides, temporary Inca-style music photos with Alex the Miniature 3:45 p.m. - Dance Horizons (Continued from page A-l) Overall, both negotiating teams Another key change was the con- contract with the Westfield In- Horse, a Moonwalk, temporary tat- 4:15 p.m. • Mele Kini that this difference, along with the were satisfied with their work, version of the Professional Devel- structional Support Staff Associa- toos, face painting, making their Polynesian Dancers change in health insurance, indi- "We're very pleased. The results opment Grant Program to a Tu- tion, also including a sharing of own sand art creations in bottles, 4:45 p.m. - Tom Brislin cates a kind of loss for the teach- show the cooperation and show ition Reimbursement Program. In- health costs. and the antics of Bonzo and Joy stead of teachers receiving money The new contract, effective July Jazz Quartet ers. that we are working it out to- the Clowns. 5:30 pjn. • Poitin, Irish- gether," said Ms. Pepper. up front for continuing education, 1, 1993 to June 30, 1995, change* "However, we're still getting a they will need to hand in receipts A number of motorcycles from Celtic music higher salary, so it's not really a "There were some tough issues, the name of aides to paraprofes- the Malcolm Forbes collection will and it was important that both and receive reimbursement after- sionals. Paraprofessionals will now be on display on East Broad cut-back," Mr. Seller said. teams use their heads," agreed Mr. ward. be paying $120 for dependent Street Seiler. The teachers' contract, effective health coverage, showing a con- Special health screenings also Other new changes in the con- July 1, 1903 to June 30, 1006. was tinuation in health cost contain- will be available at the event Med- Free photo, fingerprinting tract include a new Employee As- approved at a special meeting last ment Plex of Westfield will offer free sistance Program to be shared by Thursday. The contract is the third The salary settlement for para- tests for hypertension and pulmo- both the teachers and the school consecutive contract agreement professionals range* from $9,912 to nary function, each test taking less of youngsters at FestiFall board. For about $1250 each, the reached before the start of the $19,421 for the 198344 school year than five minutes. A cholesterol Chief Anthony J. South' of West- supply the kits and have a booth teachers are provided with the school year. with average Increases of 8.5 per- screening, also free, may be sched- field Police Department and Gre- set up to photograph each child. A services of Priority Systems, a At the same meeting the Board cent tor the first year and 6.25 per- uled at their office on Westfield gory J. Gradel, owner of One Hour member of the Westfield Police company which will offer employ- of Education approved a two-year cent for the second year. Avenue Chiropractic centers will Motophoto, 231 North Ave., West- Department will fingerprint each ees immediate counseling needs perform spinal exams during the field announce a joint project to child. The completed pamphlet will and referrals. event fingerprint and photograph chil- be turned over to the parent or Assistant Superintendent Robert For more information, call the dren attending the "Westfield Fes- guardian for safekeeping. Rader said: "This system give* Im- Advertising Alliance at 906-3036 or tiFall" on Sunday, Sept 19. Chief ScutU encourages parents mediate help and proper channel- the Westfield Area of Commerce at One Hour Motophoto as part of to take advantage of this op- ing, which in effect will save in- 2333021. their "Indent-a-Kki Program" will portunity. surance money". Town initiates study to save dying ducks at Tamaques Park (Continued from page A-l) Dr. Doug Roscoe of the State eaten and get stagnant in the lake. goers from feeding the ducks. The Back to Class picking up the dead and sick Department of Fish and Wildlife This causes contamination very Westfleld Public Works Depart-' ducks and it's a really sickening said avian botulism is a bacteria quickly," Mr. Ruiz said. ment is currently looking Into bout feeling,'' Ms. Felsing said, "but I that grows best where there's a The problem is compounded by those solutions. cannot go to sleep at night without protein source and low amounts of both the lack of rain this summer Town Engineer Ed'Gottko said doing something," oxygen. The ducks pick up the and any already existing con- 10% they are currently putting up signs OFF Mr. Ruiz has been bringing the bacteria which affects their ner- ditions of Tamaques Pond which in the park to discourage people sick ducks to Raptor's Trust, vous system. They have difficulty may indicate a lack of oxygen in WITH THIS CAPEZIO • DAMSWN where they are treated. 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-Westfield Record- September 16,1993 Planning board subdivides Dunham Ave. tract By NKXH£A.ttftVmO cannot be developed under current laws, the town has ers to buy adjoining lots, or to leave the land as it is. the infrastructure themselves. THE RECORD also created two lots on each side of the wetlands that Both possibilities would preserve the character of the The question of whether to develop the land, and could be developed. Mr. Brandt suggested just that neighborhood, many residents told the board. how, is now up to the Town of Westfield. Town Coun- The Westfield Planning Board unanimouily ap- "A prudent course of action would be not only to Planning Board attorney William Jeremiah said: cil will make any final decision on the matter, but the proved a request by the town to subdivide the Dun- approve this division, but for the town to subdivide it "We cannot act upon what is not before us. Those of building and town property subcommittee will ad- ham Avenue tract into three separate lots. and sell it to developers," Mr. Brandt said. The town you who have the desire to have some different con- dress the issue first At A meeting Monday night, the board heard testi- has done this over many years with exactly that pur- figuration be made of the land should go to the Town mony from town attorney Charles Brandt, town engi- Planning Board members asked citizens to bring pose." Council. The real owner and decider of the land is the their concerns to the Town Council and Councilman neer Ed Gottko, and a host of neighboring homeown- Mr. Brandt also testified that the pressure of Mt Town Council" ers. Norman Greco who is chairman of the Building and Laurel has caused the town to begin looking at sev- Planning Board members brought up this point Town Property Committee. The tract containing the paper street, Dunham Av- eral town-owned tracts for development "The prop- again while casting their votes. "I've heard a lot of enue, is owned by the Town of Westfield, and may be erty could remain exactly as it is," Mr. Brandt said. concerns tonight and I'm glad I'm not on council," Senior housing in the first steps of being considered for development "However, the town is afraid that at the next go board member Gary Hall said. "I will look carefully at Also on the agenda for Monday's meeting was the The application set before the planning board simply around with Mt Laurel, they will look at this parcel. the planning issues and the application that sits be- site plan for Phase II of the Senior Citizens Housing requested a subdivision of the area into three lots, in We should be considering all sites, including this fore me leaves me no option but to approve if Complex. order toseparat e out a wetlands area in the middle of site". the tract Mayor Garland "Bud" Boothe said the town now The board began to hear testimony from attorney Although this division of the tract into three lots has four options regarding the land. The first would Steven Edwards and architect Carl Meinhardt, but "There is no proposal for development at this does not necessarily forecast its development, citizens be to do nothing. The second would be to put the new time caused an adjournment before the testimony point," Mr. Gottko said. "We are simply creating a lot residing on neighboring streets had many questions. lots up for sale as is. The third would be to subdivide was complete. A special meeting has been set for nod that cannot be utilized under current regulations". Questions centered on two possibilities: to subdi- it further on their own and sell it to developers. And 8 p jn. Monday in the Community Room of the Mu- However, in separating out the wetlands tract that vide the land further and allow neighboring landown- the last option would be to subdivide it and put in all nicipal Building. twice in one week The First Methodist Church re- in. Ms; Baranyay was charged with ported the second theft in a week Eric Carter, 29, of 401 Route 22, possession of less than 50 grams of A Middlesex resident reported Pathway Travel on South Av- A Baker Avenue resident »- on Sept 11. Both thefts are be-North FlainfiekL was arrested on marijuana, possession of parapher- the theft of a wallet from the West- lieved to be related. an outstanding warrant for charges enue reported criminal mischief to ported the theft of a football and nalia, drugs in a motor vehicle, and field Motor Inn. The wallet was sunglasses from his vehicle Sept 8. The church on East Broad Street of distribution of cocaine on Sept careless driving. later recovered. reported the theft of a computer 8. the store Sept 13. The window was The && g^ attempted to steal • • • • • # from the media center on Sept 6 Westfield police arrested Mr. A Topping Hill Road resident re- cracked and no entry was gained. the car stereo. an$ the theft of two videocassette Carter without incident in his Carolina Whitecombe was ar-ported the theft of jewelry from the recorders, an FM cassette player, Plainfield home and brought him rested for alleged shoplifting at residence Sept 11. The jewelry in- 'ANNIVERSARY SALE' and a microphone on Sept 11. back to Westfield where he was Lord and Taylor Sept 12. cluded a wedding band, a watch, a According to the police report, processed and held in lieu of bail • • • bracelet and earrings valued at church workers have spoken to • • • Todd Hinton of Plainfield was ar- nearly $9,000. other churches in the area who April Baranyay of 624 Drake rested for alleged shoplifting at have known the suspect Workers A Forest Avenue resident re- MATTRESS FACTORY Place was arrested Sept 9 for pos- Super Pharmacy. Mr. Hinton was • Mattmu* and Box Sprint* Ma«t on tht frwrtwi from other churches said they had session of marijuana and drug par- approached by the store manager ported criminal mischief to two similar thefts of radio and video aphernalia While driving, Ms. and fled, but he was stopped by apartments Sept 7. The screen { OpsnToThsPublte | [Ooan Sun. 12-S equjpment Baranyay was stopped by police forWestfield police near the train sta- door of one apartment was broken ' The First Methodist Church re-traffic violations, whereupon police tion. and entry was gained into two moved the suspect from access to allegedly discovered marijuana and apartments. It is unknown whether September. the church, as the other churches • • • any burglary took place. drug paraphernalia. Along with a Jays Cycle Center on North Av- Time Tb Check have, done in the past No arrests syringe, police said they also found have; been made and the where- a plastic baggy, which contained a enue reported the theft of a bicycle On Sept 8, an Everson Place res- abouts of the suspect are unknown. white residue believed to be hero- Sept 8. ident reported that someone at- • • • tempted to break into his home. A resident of Cacdola Place re- The screen was cut and the win- ported the theft of gold and silver dow was lifted in the living room. Temple congregants welcome No entry was gained. treaty with prayer and hope chains valued at $1,000 Sept 8. •> MICOtE A. OAVTNO mons, including those given by Rabbi Kroloff. In addition, the con- TJ IE RECORD gregants will also hold special [Members of the Jewish faith in prayers at Temple Emanu-EL Yfastfield are rejoicing with some "Our hope is heightened by the DO IT NOW! reserve as the holy days near. fact that the holy days are near," t»O«) 7M414O • The historical signing of the trea- Rabbi Kroloff said "It makes us / CHECK YOUR HEATING SYSTEM NOW CHAMOVm ty between Israel and the PLO will want it more and believe in it V BEFORE THE BIG CHILL IS ONI become a major focus of prayer more." during Rosh Hashana and Yom Rabbi Kroloff also explained that FREE ESTIMATES FOR Kippur. this treaty goes right along with ! 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Ironies abound in number, range and strength of unions in the public sector Unions, for better or for worse, are pallid fig- keeps. ures in the private sector workplace of 1993. There seems to be no remedy, other than to Pickets at the supermarket, plant gate or con- aggressively work on the fears that make unions struction site are more likely to draw glances attractive to public employees. Just maybe, here asking "are you nuts?", than honks of support and there, a town or school disrict will create the or sympathy. climate for mutual respect that will endure suc- However, as the power of private sector ceeding waves of elected politicians and restore unions erodes, those representing municipal and faith in leadership among employees. town employees show little sign of weakening. School boards have their annual convention; As a result, salary and benefit settlements teachers have theirs separtely. Ditto for towns' drift higher and higher over "real world" cost of police officers/chiefs have their own associations living increases, while give-backs like sharing and confabs. On and on. The we-they syndrome medical insurance premiums with employers are is institutionalized and perpetuated in the con- just now beginning to appear in contracts. tracts and union drum beating from Trenton, What is the attraction of unions for public and in such separatist annual conventions. employees, anyway? If it is that the union Somewhere, someone is going to step across shields against arbitrary assignments, harsh the line, invite "the other side" to a weekend working conditions, or harassment by man- think tank session that joins management and agement, then the burden is on the taxpayers as staff in no-nonsense brainstorming of local the ultimate bosses to clean house and profes- threats, problems and opportunities. sionalize the leadership in schools and munici- This feels better than protracted, strained ne- pal buildings. gotiations, we-they tongue wagging, and lacklus- But wait! Most of those bosses are in unions, ter working atmospheres where union politics too, perhaps seeking protection from arbitrary overrides professional innovation and quality of assignments, harsh working conditions, or ha- service to the public. rassment by politicians. It's a catch-22. Every- Year one of a new, mult-year contract seems one's got tenure or a bullet-proof contract virtu- like the best time. This could be the place. ally locking them in to their tax-fueled jobs for Who's first? DAR offers thoughts on 206th Letters to the editor Pepper picks at PACs' power birthday of U.S. Constitution To The Record: must instead represent the concerns, values and 1 would like to call the public's attention to New needs of the people they serve. today. They authorized the three branchea of govern- Jersey's special interest Political Action Committees In my campaign for an Assembly seat in the 22nd ment which are still working today. The document Cnne'» Fort Chapter. DAR (PACs) and their substantial contributions to indi- District, I will not accept PAC dollars. I will listen to established the executive, judicial, and legislative vidual candidates and state party committees. the people and represent the people of this district Crane's Ford Chapter, Daughters of the American branches, their duties and responsibilities. Special interest group donations to political cam- My opponents, Alan Augustine and Richard Bagger, Revolution, each year at this time, commemorates the As time went on and in order to keep abreast of the paigns have increased sharply over the last 20 years are backed by thousands of dollars from PACs, special signing of America's most important document, the changing structure of the United States, and as more as has their influence. In 1992, the top 10 PACs in interest lobbies, associations and corporations. The Constitution. It is 206 years old this year. It was and more states were added, amendments to the Con- New Jersey raised $11.8 million and spent $8.5 mil-influence of these special interests is clear. Augustine signed Sept. 17, 1787, but it took nearly two years to stitution became necessary; there are now 26. The lion! The power of these groups and their influence and Bagger voted to support the NRA's agenda to put ratify it in the colonies, although only nine colonies first 10 are the Bill of Rights, which delineates the on our elected representatives has been demonstrated assault weapons back on our streets, against the wish- comprised a quorum at that time. freedoms we enjoy today — religion, speech, press, over and over again. How many times have we seen es of nearly 70 percent of the people in New Jersey. In 1952, Congress authorized the president to pro- the right to assemble, keep and bear arms, trial by the will of the people undermined by special interest? In June, both men once again allied themselves claim Sept. 17 of each year Citizenship Day. In 1955, jury, and so on. How many times have we seen the wishes of constitu- with their PAC supporters and against local taxpayers the DAR proposed devoting an entire week to the References are made constantly on television, radio ents ignored by our representatives in response to the and school parents. They voted yes on a union- celebration of the Constitution. On Aug. 2 of that year, and in the press to "my rights," "our rights," and "our agendas of wealthy PACS? sponsored bill to prohibit the ability of local school the week of Sept 17-23 was. designated as Consti- Constitutional rights." How many of those people Social policy professor and author Amitai Etzioni districts to save money by subcontracting for services tution Week. have ever read the Constitution or the first 10 amend- focuses on this phenomenon in his recent book. The such as lawn mowing and washing dishes. This chapter feels it is vital to preserve every facet ments? Too often these "inalienable" rights are Spirit of Community. On Nov. 2, citizens will have the opportunity to vote of our history — certainly the Constitution, or the abused or used for an excuse for almost any type of "No wonder so many Americans are highly alien- for candidates who will represent their viewpoints and "law of the land," merits all we can do to stress its activity, or assumed by persons who aren't even ated from the political process," he writes. "They not those of special interests. The system can still importance to every citizen. "We the People," referred American citizens. They were meant to protect Ameri- speak, but few listen; they vote, but nothing ever work if we want it to. to in its Preamble, owe a debt of gratitude to those can citizens, not to be used to justify any and all changes. They see that policies are crafted for in- SUSAN H. PEPPER dedicated patriots who devoted much of their lives to actions. terests that are obviously not their own." Candidate for Assembly the preservation of our freedom and the preparation I believe things must change. Etzioni goes on to say 22nd District of this document Let us take a look at some of the major Amend- ments before we close. Amendments 1-10 are prob- that for democracy to work effectively, those in office Westfield Among them were such famous persons as George ably the most important ones ever ratified. Amend- Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin ment 13 abolished slavery. Amendment 15 gave every and Alexander, Hamilton. In addition, there were 36 other signers. We in New Jersey owe a special debt to citizen the right to vote. Every citizen is happy to What's your Think twice about tenure our signers — Jonathan Dayton, William Livingston, learn that Amendment 16 established the Federal In- To The Record: nal to the subject This principle, William Paterson, and David Brearley. Schools were come Tax. These are just a few of them, but they plan, Whitman? In recent times, any discussion known in education as "academic named after them and they were recognized in their indicate that our legislative bodies have had the inter- of how to "fix" the ailing American freedom," is guaranteed by tenur- day, but how many of today's readers actually ever est and concern for our citizens over the years that To The Record: educational system inevitably cen- ing of faculty. However, such lib- gave them a thought? How many know who they they should have. Candidate for Governor ters on the evils of tenure (see: erty was never intended to provide were? Crane's Ford Chapter commemorates this week in Whitman is right in saying Commentary, Westfveld Record, carte blanche; it is supposed to be The fact that the Constitution has survived all these many ways, all aimed toward education about and that the $2.8 billion Florio tax Aug. 26). Its critics (and times I mediated by a strong sense of re- sponsibility and a high degree of years is a miracle. It was not a perfect document; no respect for this document A display has been pre- increase has hurt the econo- count myself among them) view pared in the library, as we do each year. Announce- self-discipline on the part of the document ever could be perfect But it has served our my of New Jersey. tenure as a refuge for the incompe- ments will be made in the schools, on our local tele- tent and/or lazy, there is some teacher. This is the price paid by a country well. One must remember that since 1787 this But we have not yet heard teacher for freedoms that are not country has undergone social, economic, demographic vision station, and by our township commission. truth in this criticism (every aca- Many Americans are unfortunately not knowledge- her pledge that, if elected, allowed in corporate employment, and political changes that are mind-boggling. Our demic department has its "dead for whatever reasons, tenure is still founding fathers could not possibly have visualized able enough to discuss many facets of our history, or she will reverse these ob- wood" faculty), but it fails to recog- even appreciate it enough to learn about it Too often in force, but the latter two-thirds of the world we live in today. They had the welfare of stacles to growth and roll nize the purpose and value of ten- the bargain, self-discipline and re- 2,780,000 citizens in mind; today there are 248,709,873 those very freedoms and rights which are established back those counterproductive ure. sponsibility, have been badly erod- citizens and counting. This figure was from the 1990by this great document are taken for granted. tax increases she criticizes. In the broadest sense, the job of ed. The emotional solution to this census. How could they have foreseen the diversity of We doubt that every resident will rush out and read C. A. HAVERLY a teacher is the dissemination of problem is to scrap tenure (and people with dozens of ethnic backgrounds? Yet this the Constitution and the Amendments from begin- the truth about his or her subject probably academic freedom along document stands today as a symbol of democracy and ning to end, and learn to appreciate its value. But it is Taxpayers Political as objectively as is humanly pos- with it), but that would be fixing it is the envy of the other countries in the free world. our intention to keep reiterating its importance every Action Committee sible. To do this, one must not be "what ain't broke." Originally it consisted of only seven Articles, but year. Perhaps some patriotic and concerned citizens Denville constrained by any agenda (in par- DALE E. VITALE those established the form of government we have will listen. ticular a political one) that is exter- Westfield Funny feelings flourish when viewing old photos The W^stfield Record By LUCtLLE NOVELL aunt no one really liked, and her husband, gone good camera and film, got excellent copies. In for about 40 years. My mother's old friend, appropriate frames, everyone was pleased with Probably there are statistics about snapshots; 1904. Dump those, with guilt, and I could start their copies. Years before, I'd done the same FORBES NEWSPAPERS, A DIVISION OF FORBES (NC. like people in what country, per capita, take the another tiny. with my parent's pictures, framed them as min- most pictures. It's a tossup, I'd have guessed, When my oldest brother, n professional pho- iatures for all relatives who wanted them. All Malcolm S. Forbes Jr. between the U.S. and Japan, right? tographer during his iin.iy years, died, he left a did. Edltor-tn-CtiM* If you've had the experience of sorting trunkful of pictures, and one son unable to My pair, in an antique silver hinged pair of through shoe boxes or bureau drawers full of Edward F.Carroll Alan Churchill handle the situation. And there were albums, frames, sits on my mantle. Recently, after pol- EiecutKtt Editor Qenaral Mtnigar pictures, you'll think the US. takes first place. and framed pictures Fie could deal with. Many ishing the silver, I looked thoughtfully at the If you've had to sort through and discard a snaps of brother's pretty wife, and cute little father I'd known only through photos. He hud Cheryl Fanske Donna Peiffer trunk lull for a deceased relative, you'll bo posi- son were lovely ... so... there were several shots ChW Copy Editor-Special SacUoni Editor Advertising Representative been killed when I was an infant. Semi-profile, tive that America wins. First given a Kodak of that event. Which do you save? 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-Westfield Record- A-6 Wvstflanci Roconl September 16,1993; Community life Maureen Bicentennial logo and Joe's romance links town crier, For those who remain skeptical about destiny, and Westfield's seal have yet to be impressed by stories that seem to confirm that something or someone •y CHERVLHEI& makes sure true love finds THE RECORD us, I present the following. Newspapers receive many Hear Ye, Hear Ye, the official logo for the Westfleld year-long letters, but once in awhile Bicentennial Celebration in 1994 has been released one touches the heart be- Two hundred years ago the town crier was an intricate part of cause it reveals something carrying the latest news to Westfield residents. So it is only fitting we cant see, or touch. Most that the logo imprinted on. everything from posters, T-shirts and folks can't explain why they mugs for the bicentennial celebration next year incorporate the town fall in love, or for the most crier in the design. And that is just what Art Taylor of the Lawrence part what exactly this emo- Group did when he sketched a whimsical town crier carrying the tion really entails. But for town of Westfield flag with a classic monogram in the center. some, the test of love leaves no doubt in their minds be- Westfield resident Linda Maggio, chairwoman of the Bicentennial cause it passes the test of Committee, said that is exactly the look the committee was search- time, endurance and faith. ing for — classic, but fun and festive. Joe Corbisiero and Mau- "After all," said Mrs. Maggio, "this is a year-long celebration, and reen Morley were high school we want people to get into the spirit" That won't be too much of a sweethearts at Cranford High problem, considering the events already planned for 1994. School in the '70s. And like Kicking o(T the celebration, said Mrs. Maggio, will be a grand all high school couples they costume ball in January, two heritage productions called "Our had dreams of spending the town," written by town historian Ralph Jones, a beard growing rest of their lives together. It contest. Spirit Day, the burying of a time capsule and a sensational looked like they might just fireworks display on Fourth of July. The fireworks display, by the make it when they became way, will be the first one since our nation celebrated its bicentennial engaged in 1982, but some- in 1976. And all this is just a sample of the festivities residents can thing went wrong. The rela- expect in 1994. tionship came to an end a year later because 21-year-old And for those who wish to commemorate the celebration with a Maureen thought she was too memento, they will have a choice of many items that will be on young to marry. display at Periwinkle's Fine Gifts on Elm Street sometime this fall A special calendar depicting scenes from Westfield's past is also in the works, and should be available in late fall. Falcon Printing is contributing its services for this venture and will produce as many calendars as the demand requires. A community Thanksgiving Celebration service will take place at the Presbyterian Church on Mountain Avenue where all de- By Cheryl Hehl nominations will gather to observe the bicentennial. But there is still much to be done, Mrs. Maggio said, making appeal for "200 volunteers to help man 200 events." Those interested The last thing Joe said to can call Ann Robinson at 232-8323. Maureen was, "If ever you One thing is for sure, things have changed since Westfield res- need me. 111 be there for idents celebrated the centennial. Back then Westfield Club members you." Then the couple went on Elm Street began a movement to include liquor and ban women their separate ways. from the celebration, but the women's movement was stronger. At 24, Maureen met some- Ultimately women were included, but liquor was banned. one she was certain was Mr. Right and had two beautiful children within a few years. But something went terribly wrong. The fairy tale mar- Sherry new riage became a nightmare A smart cookie and the marriage came to an end in 1990 after a long and Miller-Cory often bitter battle in the courts. Afterward, Maureen heads up Rotary moved to Massachusetts to be near her family and try to president pull her life together. Tom Sherry of Westfield has the former 'head of the Board of been elected president of the Education in Westfield. It was a difficult divorce During her time on the school emotionally and financially, Miller-Cory House Museum volun- NEWSCAMP-W teers. Gail Casskr/s volunteering spirit board, she enjoyed "helping with and in the end it took dose changes,*' including hiring the cur- to $45,000 in legal costs for Since joining the museum volun- has taken her a long way from teers in 1988, Mr. Sherry can often baking cookies for her two chil- rent Westfield school's superinten- Maureen to gain sole custody dent, Mark Smith, she said. She of her two children. But the be seen demonstrating woodwork- dren's school. ing and joinery techniques prac- She serves this year as president also recalled receiving "nasty let- divorce had taken its toll on ters," which were upsetting. Maureen. It was then she re- ticed in New Jersey during the of the Westfield Rotary dub. She membered Joe's words from 18th and early 19th centuries. He is the second woman to hold that Although Ms. Cassidy now works so long ago: "If ever you has also demonstrated cider mak- post since women first were admit- in marketing and sales for her hus- need me, 111 be there." And ing with a hand-worked cider press ted to the organization in 1987. band's computer supply company, she knew that only Joe could during the museum's annual Apple she hopes to start a business deal- "Rotary is an organization for ing with communications training. help her get through the time Bee celebration, in addition to as- business and professional people GAIL CASSIDY ahead. Although it had been sisting with many projects. worldwide that promotes humani- eight long years since she Begun in 1740, the Miller-Cory tarian service, high ethical stand- had seen or spoken with him, House is named in honor of its ards, and good will," she said. Maureen knew she had to first two owners who settled in the To accomplish these goals in Liquor or ladies — find Joe. "West Fields" of Elizabethtown Westfield, the local unit has spon- With the help of family still (currently Elizabeth). sored a Humanitarian Award din- living in New Jersey, she The museum will reopen on ner, a symposium on ethical deci- managed to find her former Sept when "Old Westfield through sion making for Westfield High which to ban in '94? fiance and contact him. Al- Postcards" will be featured. The though apprehensive about Miller-Cory House is at 614 Moun- 1994 celebration planning is underway how her call would be re- tain Ave. Training for new volun- a college scholarship program. cieved, something stronger teers will be held at the museum Ms. Cassidy also serves as presi- be up year-round to help keep the made her pick up the phone. 7:30-9:30 p.m. Oct. 5, 12, and 19. TOM SHERRY dent of the local chapter of the NEWSGAMP'U spirit The flags will bear the com- mittee's logo, Ye Old Town Crier. Call 232-1776. American Heart Association, and is The first thing she asked At Westfield's centennial ban- Falcon Printing will create a 1994 Joe was "Do you remember quet in 1894, town residents calendar, featuring all of the year's when you said, 'If ever you couldn't decide whether to ban the events. need me. 111 be there?' " The Learning blooms liquor, or ban the ladies. A special shop, located at Peri- response she heard was, "I After 100 years of being an inde- winkles on Elm Street, will sell meant it." That was all Mau- pendent town, the people of West- mementos from the year. All prof- reen needed to hear. field still had trouble making such its from the celebrations will go to So eight years after they choices. It was eventually decided a Westfield historic museum. had parted, Joe stepped back there would be women and no li- Funding for events will come into Maureen's life and began quor. from the Rotary Club, Westfield to prove to her that he was Service League, Westfield Founda- the best friend anyone could Westfield's bicentennial next year will be different. tion, and the town of Westfield. ever have. Over the last two Anyone who would like to vol- years Maureen fell in love Linda Maggio is in charge of the bicentennial celebrations. unteer should contact Ms. Maggio with Joe all over again, and at 233-2113. said she is not going to let "Mayor Garland 'Bud' Boothe him go this time. Joe, who called on the phone one day to ask now lives in Kenirworth, is If I wanted the job, and I said O.K. not about to let anything get I guess I'm crazy," Ms. Maggio between them, either. He re- said. cently asked Maureen to be- The event committee meets the come his bride. On Oct. 23 in last Wednesday of every month. Cranes Park in Cranford the Ms. Maggio hopes for 200 volun- couple will begin the life they teers for 20O projects because it's dreamed of so long ago. Westfield's 200th anniversary. "We (the committee) wish to Maureen and Joe grew up have a 'kids committee' in the fu- in Cranford, so it is only fit- ture," she said. "Lots of activities ting that the postscript to will be held year-round to celebrate their love story be passed on the bicentennial of Westfleld to those who know and love 1 "It's like one big birthday party. them. And Joe , this column It's supposed to be fun." is a wedding gift from Mau- Activities will include a costume reen who wants you to know ball, parades, a pageant, hayrides, that she loves you and will and the burying of a time capsule never forget those words, "If Jane Gross gets together with Jefferson School's Danielle Heffeman during Mrs. Gross's) visit by the town's kindergarten stu- ever you need me, 111 be to discuss wlldflowers with the class. Mrs. Gross visited a number of schools to share her dents. The capsule will be uncov- there for you." ered when the children graduate As it should be. knowledge of the flowers. Her visit waa arranged by the Sharing Talents and Skllla Office) of the school system. from high school. Decorations, such as flags, will LINDA MAGGIO September 16,1993 Community Life A-7 Miller-Cory Museum reopens Sunday with postcard program Miller-Cory House Museum, er-Cory House Museum has been ety of gifts, cookbooks and educa- 614 Mountain Ave., Westfteld, will serving the public ever since. tional items. begin its 21st year as a "living mu- Visitors may explore the grounds Sunday hours will be 2-5 pjn. seum" when it reopens Sunday. and view the gardens, as well as George Van Hocke of Westfield will Samuel Miller purchased land in experience daily life on a New Jer- present a special opening day pro- the "West Fields" of Ellzabethtown sey farm as volunteers in period gram, "Old Westfield through Port- and began building the farmhouse dress demonstrate crafts and cards." Tours of the restored farm- for his bride, Sabra, in 1740. A pri- chores appropriate to the seasons. house, with furnishings based on vate residence until 1972, the Mill- The Museum Shop contains a vari- the 1802 inventory of Joseph Cory's possessions, will be con- ducted throughout the afternoon. Senior season opens Wed. Open-hearth cooking demonstra- The Westfield Senior Citizens tions will take place again this fall Ferry Boat. in the Frazee building. will open their 1993-94 season with Wednesday, Nov. 17, a bus trip VoluntMr Ctoorg* Van H«ck« will present Old WestfJeld through Postcards at MMIer-Coty House a meeting Wednesday at the First For more information about the will depart at 8:30 a.m. for Bosco- Museum Sunday. Baptist Church, 170 Elm St bel, an old estate at Garrison on museum's schedule, call 232-1776. Social time will begin at 11:30 the Hudson. The trip will wind am Hie Old Guard Merry Men through the lower Catskills to Bear 1 will provide entertainment. New Mountain Bridge, north on New Review Courses WON'T AFRL't t'JiiailioiKil mirbliol) ul llu members are welcome, and should York Route 9D to Garrison on the bring a sandwich. Coffee and des- Hudson and up the mountain to Raise Your SAT Scores... SCOTCH PLAINS PUBLIC LBRARY sert from Geigers will be served. Albany Port Road. Dinner will be A bus will depart Lord & Taylor at Bird & Bottel Tavern, an old- TechniqueiWfltCAN 1927 Bartle Avenue, Scotch Plains 9 ajn. Thursday, Sept. 30 for a trip time stage coach stop. Marcla Lawrence, MA. autftor of How To Take the SAT. and George to the Hunterdon Hills Playhouse. Instead of a Christmas show for Kapner, M.A. announce the opening ol registration for Iho only course that teaches you the psychology behind the test that will overcome your September 22,1993 at 10:00PM Participants will see The White December, there will be a Christ- fears and help Increase your scores. You'll find out how to recognize clues Sheep qf the Family, a play about a mas party at the Tides of Dinner to answers and trick questions, how to deal with multiple choice and math HOW TO AVOID MEDICAID well-to-do family of crooks who try Theater in north Haledon. There "stumpers", how to digest material quickly and efficiently, how to locate every answer In the reading comprehensive question - every technique SPEND DOWN! to justify their criminal behavior. will be a sing-along, eat-along, and strategy you'll need to raise your scores. A bus trip for a Circle line sight- dance-along and drink-along. An Objective I Starting September 22nd HOVVTO seeing cruise will get under way 9 In January, there will be a trip to 7 ] m 7 TXKE1HXI am. Oct. 22. The cruise will pass the Fiesta. In February, the club I AWRENCE " °P < Weeks) Look at Nursing Ellis Island, the Statue of Liberty, will go to the Civic Center at Lib- lip (908) 232-4245 Home Insurance round the Battery and proceed up erty State Park, with dinner at the IECNNIQUES Temple Emanu-EI LONG TERM PROTECT Your the East River, through the Har- Colonette Restaurant. For more in- |i»T 756 E. Broad St. • Westfield lem River to the Hudson River and formation, call Gus Setzer at 233- Nest Egg pier. Dinner will be at Binghamton 4098. with a TRUST! HEALTH CARE (Free Admission) PLANNING AHEAD If you listen carefully,
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Ram art ptr pttun, 4oul* occupancy and an valid lor mldum* departure* NV1-12/H*)1rom PKwjrt / *w Vcck R*t« md netware in wbm to ctnm iMhail nottt Mackml. Mdwnl. hoMty. part fawn and mher KChtrgti •« aop»/. Ram an pkn US «d Jamaca d^trtun ml Mcwty tam. Ram For Westfield residents this beautiful bandstand is a familiar site. It's the centerpiece for musical activity in Mindowaskin Park. In summer the sounds of music can be heard in neighborhoods near and far. By now everyone knows Mindowaskin Park is 75 years old and undergoing major refurbishing of the park grounds. In the past several months we've been Don't miss the American Heart Walk conducting a fund- raising drive to help pay for the cost of renovating the park. Open to Individuals & company or organization teams Many residents have been very generous in their contributions and we are very Call (908) 685-1118 grateful to them. But, we are still in need of funds to CATEGORIES October 3rd, 9am to 1pm OF GIVING Slattery Park, Bridgewater finish the revitalization plan. Our goal is to raise another M;ijnr Gifts Somerset County Division Palrom, $5,000 $100,000. And with your help we can do it. Please Iknefaciurs, $2,500 American Heart Association Heart Auocicrtton Sponsors, $1,000 .ifinhlic. seivpco k 1993 Amencan Mean Associntiun send your tax deductible donations to Friends of lionors, $500 FrienJsJIOO The American Heart Walk American • Mindowaskin Park, PO Box 87, Westfield, NJ 07090. Supporters 208 West End Ave. Bridgewater, NJ 08807 Association I Name Address City_ State. -Zip. FRIENDS OF I Phone. MINDOWASKIN ' Q I will be walking on Oct. 3 PARK . •: I Q I cannot walk but would like to volunteer to help with the walk I: Photo by Joe Harrah I • I cannot walk and have enclosed a contribution for $. ipace donated by Forbes Newipapert L_ ^^_ ^ ^_^_ ^ ______||[M| ______, -Westflefd Record- A-8 Community Ufa September 16,1993 Obituaries Jazz show is planned Mary Jane Ginthner Gladis : Active in local library Friends; was 77 at church Maiy Jane Ginthner Gladis, 77, dis and Frederick Gladis; two The Kenny Davern Quintet TEENS AT RISK MAY CAUSE Bonus • Kkts ttty • E«t FREEI Almost every week Professionals have found [li.ii tragedies we read or hear are more likely when parents and teens VACATIONS! Fiesta Americana Condesa *669 about tome tragedy are alienated and isolated from each that befalls a teen- other, when there is a substance-abuse Fiesta Americana Coral Beach '749 ager. Whether il is problem with t lie icon and/or the pa rent, BeacIncludtsh 1Palac night efnai a car accident, drug problem, acts of and when early warning signs, like re- »909 violence or running away, the issue is of duced school performance or acting-out concern to parents. behavior*, are avoided or ignored. Ac* *#•»» BUT Spttiilt at 0*u ami ettmr Urn «*Mi ftmftotf Mtik»l While il would be wonderful lo have a Perhaps the best aspen of early counsel- foolproof system to prevent this kind of ing intervention with families is that it tragedy, the best any professional can do provides a model and format lo reopen Scotch Pl.nns 32? 6000 is give guidelines 10 improve construc- communication, reduce dcnialandavoid- tive teen-adull interaction and support a'nee, and empower all parties lo work parents in feeling entitled 10 assert their together. authority when necessary. 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Early h and Brian KaMy al aharad In holding tha Bui- the match the Cannont were led by trw lively talota to ona goal until the flnal momenta of play of Chtata and Cook. A series of throw-In Vm WatMaM Cannons participated In tha play, when tha BufMovt Milled fttlr atoond passes systematically moved the bal down the Placataway Toumanwnl last waekand, martdng right side of tha IMd. Eleven minutes into the tha «m tin* th» taam played togtthar. Tha martiar on a breakaway. Billy ScnuHz was rec- ognized tarhi t outstanding effort. game the Cannons soared their frat goal of tha ATHLETE OF THE WEEK MEGAN O'BRIEN WESTFIELD Thursday, October 7, 1993 The junior goalie will once again be an impor- tant factor in the Blue Devils1 field hockey suc- GARDEN STATE EXHIBIT CENTER cess this fall. Last season she shut out 11 opponents, allowed only 20 goals In 22 games and turned away 87 percent of the shots she Davidson Avenue, Somerset, New Jersey faced. 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Alot of extras. 9884508 CO-STARFUNG: Jft ^ had to ask them to wait a few weeks while we built their cars. Well, the KAWASAKI- Nlnja 600 R. 1991. 1800 miles, exc. 530i SPORTS SEDAN • 530i TOURING • 540i SPOHTS SEDAN people in Spring Hill voted to put in a bit more overtime to help keep up cond.. S39O0 b/o. 908- FEATURING: 9B5-7354 or 469-400S "with the demand, and we now have a pretty wide selection of models SUZUKI- 87 RM-12S, all rebuilt, runs good, S650 to show you. So the only thing that might try your patience from now on is Or B/O, 908-464-0791 EFFECTS: OPEN HMD'S SPECIAL, LOW LEW PAVHENTSTH.S YAMAHA- 79 XS 1100 hearing, over and over again, "Say, how do you like your new Saturn?" special, runs great, very last, many options, M.S.R.P. of the 1995 SC2 if S/3,/10 including retailer preparation and transportation. S1250/BO, 908-725-9844 1993 BMW 318i a-Dr. AUTOMATIC Thx, literucand'otheroption*additional. ©199}Saturn Corporation. ask for Paul 8400 RECREATIONAL VEHICLES. LEASE FOR 4 Cyl, WC, Pnw StMfinaMBS BfttMWtndOKSfXocKS, DnwTi Air 840. VIN Pf KHB8; HSfiP J26770 Dealer coolnBuhon tor SATURN OF UNION 8410 • Campers «nd csp cost Kductian 1121? 42 month ctosed^end lent hi cmffl-qualiWlnsm; $1743 «l inception incluon S3.000 td. tec dn., Trailers V»50»aju*liOfi he 1 hrstpaymenl 421 payrTwntj total $12,267, puichii* otfion $l?5»t LMSM responsible tw mairtfenmce. wear 8420 • Motor Homes 5 lear. «mJ at end ot Isau tofS2S 0 disposHiofi fee il nol mjicMsad aid miiiage in eiceu ot 10,000 rmttiteti« 15 cttrii/miit. 8430 • RV Pans, P»ildw*aibdbamw»brl»n»n9c8ag^t^latN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD SATURN DEALER Accesorlas 1 Service 8440 - Mltc HV Complimentary Courtesy IVansportation 8410 For Our Service Customers 2675 ROUTE 22 WEST Campejr* and TrmUm SACRIFICE Air Strm HV 29ft top cond. See to ap- preciate. Dealers ptlce- S75O0. YOURS FOR 55,995. 908-647-6115. 1-9O8-686-281O A DIFFERENT KIND of COMPANY. A DIFFERENT KIND of CAR. GUARANTEED RESULTS SELL GLOBAL INTRODUCTION OF THE YOUR CAR etc. StS#R044. ALL NEW FOR 1994... VIN#RE0186O8. • DUAL AIR BAGS -5-WAY SEATS Purchase at lease and for | PER • POWER STEERING & DISC BRKS FAST! $8765. MSRP: • 2.4L SOHC 16-VALVE ENGINE MO! "115.3771 •FUZZY LOGIC AUTO TRANS •RUNS RINGS AROUND TAURUS, 4 LINES FOR 2 WEEKS CAMRY, ACCORD & MAZDA 626! If You Don't Sell Your Car NO We Will Run Your Ad For NEW MITSUBISHI Two More Weeks FREE! WITH AUTOMATIC TRANS! New 3-Door Sport Coupe* with 1.8L SOHC 4-Cyl Eng with MPI Fuel Injection, 4- Spoed Auto Trans with OverDrive, Pwr Strg & Brks, Floor Mats, Whl Cvrs, Rr Defr, etc. Stk* P326. VIN#PE052132/ 1993. Purchase at loase end for $5886. MSRP: $13,377! PER MONTH PER Our lowest MO. price everi 48 MOS! WITH NO CASH OOWN! IT JUST TAKES A CALL MITSUBISHI NORTH PLAINFIELD, NJ USA SPECIAL SALE HOURS: CALL FOR: Oirectwns from Airports j Open Diify 9 AM to 10 PM. Open Of Free Shuffle Bus Schedule From 1-800-559-9495 Sat. to 8 PM, Sun lor Browsers Major Olios in ihe Tn Stale Area '(908)757-4000 'Prices computed for 36-mo. (Galantk 48-rno (Eclipse) and 42-mo (Diamante) closed-end leases w/$1994 capitalized cost reductions on tDiamante & "Galanl, 1-mo Retundable Sec D/P. ts! mo. pwnl. doc & bank lee due at inception. 10,000 mi yi then 15c mi. (Ga(ant& Diamante) 12,000 mi. yr. FORBES NEWSPAPERS then 15c mi. (Eclipse) Rebates assigned to dlr Total of pym'ts Eclipse $8112, Galanl $7718, Diamante $10,100. Prices exclude tax & MV A Union County Forbes Newspaper SMU-6 / Forbes Newspapers September 15,16, 17,1993 Employment Guide Could YOU Could YOU sell NURSE RECREATION WORKER TRUCK DRIVER/ DEMONSTRATORS Telemarketing . •'. this space? Nurse-Substitute for To run recreational actlvi- LABORER Christmas Around the deliver this paper? tlei with ichool age chil- COL Class A. Must have World is looking for am- MAKE YOUR DAiM Public Education School dren In the afternoon*. asphalt exp. Call bitious people to show FOR EXTRA CA«* Forbes Newspapers is looking for H.S. diploma a must. unique line. Sample kit Forbes Newspapers is looking for men 906-767-0880 provided. For interview Advertising Sales Professionals Strong organizational As a part-time Pwbes and women for neighborhood delivery. NJ certification required Ikllii naadad. Htllibor- WAITER/WAITRESS PO- call Lynn 561-8062. Newspaper telemarketing ough and Bernards area. SITIONS AVAIL.- 11 AM representative. Outside S3|« positions DENTAL Plscataway For more Information call - 5PM Man thru Frt. RECEPTIONIST/ASS'T Earn $45-$5Sptr xaek delivering one or neo days an- available NOW for Lynda Barrood. Some night and weekend Dunellen. Will train. Mon S7.00 per hour plu$ -ex- confident men and •04-72S-1912 shifts avail. Competitive cellent commlsslorrs,tfiic- per vstik. Must bt 18 years or older "and have Regional Day School. tips and benefits, Conve- & Wad. 11-7. Call 90S women with advertising Union I.O.I. 752-3677, 23B-8960. ture. Call John or Ol»n at reliable iramportotiort. Neighborhood delivery nlent to Edison, 1-6O0-300-9321 of 908- available in the following communities: experience. l-sUblishcd RESPONSIBLE * CAR- Metuchen and Dunellen. DISTRIBUTORS 7B1-7900 ext. 73Q2,' ' Union County territo- Call ING WOMAN- to be Apply at Frlendlys Res- SPREAD NEWS ries wilh urowinn County •Id* for bablit a MSIH taurant 1060 Slslton Rd, help the public TELEMARKETING-PT- •Bound Brook in day care center. No. Plscataway (across from No Selling AT&T •Branchburg potential arc waiting for Dr. Howard Helffman Plalnfleld. 758-4533. Middlesex Mall), GET VISA Products. SB-S15 average YOU. REGARDLESS!! hourly earnings. •Edison Newspaper Retail WAITER/WAITRESS- F/ •Appt. Setting, only. • Highland Park (908) 985-8752 T-P/T avail., sup. pref. 908-685-1800 •Attendance Bonus The future of newspapers is suburban weeklies VARIOUS POSITIONS but willing to train right (Ten reps needed NOW) •Manville Delivery and I-orbes Newspapers has buill a group of 23 DRIVERS-PT, good Equal Opportunity/Affirmative person, pvt. Club, 908- driving record a must. 2 shifts available: 10am- •Metuchen publications servinp Union, Somemct, und Action Employer Quick Chek Food 757-1800 ext 3882 2pm or 5pm-9pm. For •Middlesex Store* offers an Ideal tor Student or •South Plainficld Middlesex Counties. WAITERS/WAITRESS Retiree. 908-526-6551. appointment, call 272- • Piscataway •Warren Interesting and fast- 1100 btwn 4prri.ep.tn.. paced work environment. Position avail, lor fine ELECTRICIAN- Par ask for Mr. T, _^_ • Raritan •VVatchung We offer a competitive compensation and ben- 9050 SOSO All shifts, all days. Poten- dining. Experienced only. Time S years experience efits package. Mease feel free lo eall or forward Employment' tial for advancement. •0S-7U-9442 necessary. Call 469-136 TO RECRUIT VOLUN- your resume and salary requirements to Fothcs Competitive salaries, after 6 pm. TEERS far the Amer For more information on Middlesex Councv routes General WEIGHT LOSS- If your Heart Assoc. Frlondly, Newspapers. 102 NX'alnut Ave., P.O. Box 626, paid training, benefits weight Is not becoming call Ed Tarbo* at (908)781-7900 ext. 7401. and bonuses available. to you, you should be EXTRA SISSS smoke-freo MiHburn of Cninfortl. NJ 0?(>16. Be a pan of the futures. Apply at nearest Quick Need money for school fice. Morn. evo.. wki! For more informnion an Somerset County routes MARKETING POSI- coming to us. Lose 30 FULL OR PART TIME Chek or send resume to pds., 30 days, $33. All expenses and Christ shifts avail Aug-DQC. Se' call Buich Whitmore at (908)781-7900 ext. 7400. TIONS- avail, w/ major Judy Owens, P.O. Box mas? Now recruiting hr. bonuses. Call (201) Phone Al Churchill NOW for an appointment at Japanese Health Car* natural, guaranteed. Daytime Hours or GOO, Oept. CA, White- Qreat way to make S demonstrators to show 376-3929. Must be'nblr 908-276-6000 - FAX 908-276-6220 Evening Hours Co. Exc. benefits. Call lor house Station, NJ 0BB89. unique line ot holiday to work nun. 12 hrs./wV (*Jf wrpitei »t/lhr btLi Hrtetfy etmfijmtfl} appt. 9QB-534-1722. also. (908)351-6071. decorations & gifts Seniors welcome Apply In person MEDICAL RECEPTION- CLOSERS ONLY WILDLIFE CHRISTMAS AROUND CONSERVATION JOBS THE WORLD provide UNDERCOVER WEAR Forbes IST /SCCRETARY-P/T, NO BALONEY free kit, free training & PT sales agents neodec BURGER KING Some Saturdays. Need Game wardens, security, NEWSPAPERS Forbes good personal com- $700-2500+ /WK maintenance, etc. Nofree hostess gifts. Details Hosteasos recolve FREL lingerie. For an evenirv, NEWSPAPERS 178 Rout* 22 W«*l muncation skills. 234- Leads, leads, leadsf exp. necessary. NOW hir- without obligation, cal Craan Brook, NJ ing. For Info, call 219- Kaihy at 80O-32Z-7567 of fun, fashion & fantasy 1221. 80% advance commission Call Jean 908-287-572j On road or In office 794-0010. ext. 8183 9AM- 8OSO 5050 9090 Full Tim* Part Tim* MODELSNew Faces-TV- 9PM 7 days. FREE LINGERIE- Sell MM No MLM types, please Earn Undercover Wear WAITRESS/WAITER Employment- Employment' Employment- Print-Fashion. Models MI-MS-1«O0 COOK 2nd INCOME 8 & up, male/female al at Home Parties. PT hrs/ General All shifts. $11.25 to start SOW FT Payl (90B) 725-0290 Part time lunch ancl/O' Deanna Trust Models. SALES evenings Call Old Yoik RESPONSIBLE PER' w/incenlives. Ideal for Call for appointment. ART * ACCESSORIES HOMEMAKERS- Load Students or Career. Have Fun I Make $« PT. Inn 908-725-2500 SON- to babysit my 6 ASSEMBLE ITEMS AT COLLEGE JRIVER. HELPER A 201-377-1788 ing jewelry company mo. old In Plscataway/ HOME— Top pay. easy WAREHOUSE WORK- Benefits avail No exp - Pal WM<4B7-073l looking for sales help WORK AT HOME MODELS-New Faces- Excel, typist lor Medical Dun«ll»n. Naaded 30-40 work, guarantee, legiti- ASSISTANT ER— Major Building ma- will train 908-704-1083, TV-Prlnt-Fashion. Agai 8 SALES ASSISTANT- through Christmas sell hrs/wk, musi be flexible mate. Call 1-904-686- terial supplier has an DENTAL ASSIS- M-Th., Transcription, opprox.- IT Work flexible hours ill and up at Deanna Trust Organized, self moti- Ing season. Also FT posi Non-smoker. Must have 3634 ext. N644 immed. opening for an GROWING NATIONAL FT, exc. work environ- hrs./wk. Will train, aroa college assisting CONSULTING FIRM Models Madison, N.J. vated, dependable prob- lions avail. Call •M-B74- references. 90B-752-6923 exp individual. Drivers Call for appt. (201) 377- lem solver needed for ment. Exp. necessary. 3M3 or 1-B00-726-3324, 908-469-1348 ' AUTO BODY Registrar w; busy regis- must havo CDL Class B seeks mature-minded busy smoke free office, Middlesex 968-4644. ext. 3039. RESPONSIBLE SIT' PAINTERS HELPER tration season. Must indiv. w/exc.phone man- t78e. TER— tn my Piscataway drivers licenso & a clean Candidate must hava Nursing 5090 Immed. opening. Experi- have good word pro- driving record Helper/ ner, typing/organization NANNY POSITIONS- strong customer service HOUSEKEEPER- Morn home for 7 mo. old who enced preferred but not cessing skills & pleasant skills. Familiar with Mi- CERTIFIED HOME ing hrs. ^on-Sat or employment Wanted requires special care for Warehouse worker must LI ve In or out. $175-350/ experience A excellent HEALTH AIDES nee. Somerviile area. Call phone manner. Lots of have drivers license. For crosoft Word lor Win-wk., Nanny Source (201) weekend. Motel exp. pro hip problem. For Inter dows Real estate license typing skills. Knowledge Immediate work. Interim (erred. Pine Motel 90S- Views call 908-968-3686 WS-S26-3O13 correspondence, consideration, apply in 328-1619 of pegemaker A Word- Healthcare is recruiting NOTICE: All EMPLOY memos, reports. Con- person: Strober NJ Build- at Flex.hrs/FT. Co. ad- 722-9520 AUTO BODY vancement based on NOW HIRING— Full Tlma Perfect a plus. Salary will Certified Home Health MENT WANTED adver RESPONSIBLE, MA tact w professors * stu- ing Supply Center, 20 comm w/ ability. Apply In Aides to join Its profes- REPAIR PERSON Truman Dr. South, Edi- merit Send resume/sal- Cashlar, Mon-Frl. 9-5pm INSTRUCTORS NEED- tisements are PAYABLE TIME PERSON- to care Opening lor experienced donts. An interesting ary req. to: PO Box 8049, Apply In psrton: pereon bet 1:00 ft sional nursing team. We ED— Morn/eves , cert'd lor 3 mth infanl in our technician. Musi havo long term temporary as- son, NJ 4:30PM. TV/VCH Svce offer: only. Land/water enerciso IN ADVANCE by cash, Brldgewaler h ome Somerviile, NJ 0B876 Arthur's HIM own tools. 4 day work signment PERFECT for Or**n Brook Unltd 60S Chestnut St., •Excellent pay classes. Call 709-7260. check, VISA or Master Wands and Fri weekly week. 908-526-3013 parent w t child in DRIVER/MESSENGER- HAIRDRESSER- FT Union. •Desirable work starting Sept. 29. Ref, respcmsiblo, pleasant, MACHINE OPERATOR Card. For a quote on school, rstireo. student, Styllst-colorist, Excep- NURSES! •Flexibility of hours cost, please "c;*!l and e»P necessary. Call AUTO MECHANIC etc. CALL ExCorp Tom- flex, person lo do light tional opportunity for SCHOOL BUS DRIVER- •Convenient locations P/T, with mechanic abil- 722-0862. Full lime, experienced poiary Services at 908- work, shopping, deliver- right person. 8 yrs. mm. WE NEED W/LIC, P/T, AM ftPM ,•Optional Health Plan ity for precision work tor 1-8O0-559-9495. IOS & handling docu- local Rt., Also PM Athlet- polishing and gridmg op WANTED~ Live-out only apply. Salary plus 879-BOOO. No FT28O54, e Shopping for an economy car? This week's "generation gap" road test highlights the Mitsubishi Mirage (see page 4). Fiernington Ford's Aerostar van can carry seven and is available with all-wheel drive. : An all-wheel drive winner ru •y TOMHMMN take-off ability, we came to a full stop on an uphill rutted gravel road and took off at FORBES NEWSPAPERS nearly full throttle. The car's wheels didn't spin at all. The all-wheel-drive system is The Ford Aerostar Van has been computer controlled so there are no driver arpund for a while. Since 1986, its ca- inputs needed for engagement Normal pabilities as people-mover, delivery driving conditions put two-thirds of the van and service vehicle have made it a power to the rear wheels, and the rest up popular vehicle and it has remained front. If the computer detects any wheel virtually unchanged since its incep- spin, the system locks the front and rear tion. Our version featured the elec- tronic all-wheel-drive system which driveshafts for a few seconds. A locking mechanism inside the transfer case then makes this-Aerostar an even more ver- lUl satile machine and popular where win- releases the driveshafts and the computer ters are harsh and the roads become checks for slippage again. All-wheel-drive covered with ice and snow. is available only with the 4.0 liter engine EXTERIOR and automatic transmission. ...Drive One Of Over 80 New . Although the Aerostar hasn't changed DRIVAB1XITY body styles in seven years, it has been re- Subarus We Have Available fined a number of times with 1993 bringing Sitting up high has its advantages in CM dealer ton square, flush, aero headlamps and a new traffic, and since the hood slopes down And Surprise Yourself! grille. The hood line slants sharply upward, quite sharply, the driver enjoys a panoram- integrates into the windscreen, and contin- ic view of the road ahead The 4.0-liter en- ues across the flat roof line. A large sliding gine performs flawlessly, giving great pass- door gives entry to the rear seats, and a ing power and cruising ability. Seven pas- LEMINGTON gaping rear door swings up for easy cargo CM 41MI0K ewUNIHV loading. "Hie XLT trim brought stylish alu- sengers fit in comfortably, although getting minum wheels with MicheKn XT4 mudinto the rear area past the middle bench and snow tires mounted up. Large panels after it's been tipped forward requires of flush glass line the sides, with a sliding some agility. Our test model came with the RT. 31 ACROSS FROM THE window on the port side. All square corners 908-782-2025 four-speed automatic overdrive transmis- FAIRGROUNDS, FEJEMENGTON, NJ have been rounded, and since ours was the extended length model, this minivan sion which provided strong, positive shift- stretched out to 190.3 inches. ing under all conditions and especially on INTERIOR the downshift. The Aerostar handled rea- sonably well, but rather truck-like and I Remington Chi ler-Ptymoirth-Ekxlge The dual captain's chairs up front are would like to see slightly larger and wider very comfortable, and I was delighted to tires than the 14-inchers that came on our Vehicle pilot this Aerostar on a 300-rnile trip. The instrument clusters are digital, with a trip model. Some tire scrub and body roll was computer system appearing when the key evident on twisty roads and a sway bar is turned on. Front and roar air condition- would be useful in the rear but overall, ing cools the wagon's interior quickly, driving the Aerostar was very easy and while (Ull carpeting, power windows, mir- pleasurable. rors and locks, inside fuel door release and an electronic day/night minor put sedan- SAFETY like plushness into this rig. The spare tire 'Flmcks is underneath the chassis and the tools Ford has added a standard driver's side IMt OLDSMOMLB CUTLASS «««• SID 4.4. ve. Kilo., p/a, tttr, grav. AM/FM V8 ouio . p/a. p/o, wtit . AM/FM wr caaa. 'Ur/^fr necessary for flat tire repair are neatly aii-bag on all Aerostars, while rear anti-lock 1993 MODELS tic. till, crulaa, p/w/lcka , loadad. VINI S.9C\?S caai . nan mat. caal alum. wMi a/c KO3S39I5. Elk HOQttA 86,010 ml p/w/lcka i/glaaa. alac. daf.. Tahoa pkg stored in another bin under the rear floor 1M3 MAZDA RX7 VINt K0I403Z4. Slh.t 3I40IA. &2.r3W ml brakes help the stopping power. Fold-out 2 dr hard lop! toMfy ano . 5 apd. pit. 0/&. IMS TOYOTA CAMHV p/w/lcka. ciulM.IIH. a/c. leaded llvs now, IE 4 dr. 4 cyl. aulo, p/a. orb, black, pftun rl.. I Kick, W4ITO30Cr31,Sfcl9JM62OA. U.M2 area. Ford has mastered the art of engi- 11&6. SlkIM&K M.411 ml Hard Top lalarKMf. 6 cyl. aulo c/a. p/t. child seats are in back, while shoulder belts Uua, AMFM caaa . Oakna »Na . a/c. Ugaiaa. neering in such niceties as cupholders 1 MS NISSAN M0EX VINa LJ31I7B3, S«LI 0CP7U. 44,270 m4 2 dr., B c»l . iulo. p/a. p/b, champagna. while map pockets are on each front door are provided for all but two of the rear- 1992 MODELS AM/FM can . Meyi. tic. l/olata p/w/lcKa . IMiM.VMOVrMVOYAan t. IMMCHHVSUIIIMMMAL p/mkrl, T-kx». alarm. M Kx»l &ft S* f 7 pau , 4 cyl. auto, p/a. p/b. gray. AM/FM » panel. Two built-in child safety scats are seated passengers. &3M726A, S3 754 ml radio, dalu«a «hla., a/o, l/glaaa. vrNa 4 Of . aulo . V8, p/a, p/b. a/c. AM/FM •!• . MR308O4e StXI B2M7azA. ».MO ml p/w/lcka . crulaa, Ull, loadad. blu«, VIN< integrated into the middle bench, and a NM332S3. Stilt JCA252. 14,992 ml 1988& OLDER 1MO MAZDA MPV 4x4 Aulo . v«, p/a, p/b. Burg . caai. prVrricU.. pull-out storage drawer is located under the SUGGESTIONS IMt DOOOl ARMS a/c, crulaa. Illl. raar tic. loatfx), VINI 4 di 4 cvl Mo , p/a. pA). oily. AMfM 1W , U124S436 1991 MODELS daiu«. *M' tia. ug'oi viNa JF244GO2 front passenger's chair. We recommend the XLT trim level since 1M1 HONDA CM On «3CB0IA. 71,000ml 1M1 2 dr , aulo . 4 cyl., p/a. p/b. black. AM/FM Hard Top, 6 cy. e apd . p/a. P/ti. atac Ckw. cm , a/c, t/Qlaaa. pop up tun rl. llko naw, IMt DOOQI LANCIH VINI MS02£>49. Slk-'3139IA. 24.200 ml AMTM caaa . aauy ohia . a/c. l/glau. alac it comes with almost everything, including 4 cyl. auto. p/i. p/b, gray. tfc, l/gjaai. dal VirNbUIIKMI. Slkl CPT04I. 34.132 d1 VINtONOSW^BlMOCAlfiiB 44 IMt MAZDA POT ml. inflatable lumbar supports in the front Convertible, rola/y ainfl . aulo p/a rftv red ENGINEERING •/c. p/«/icka , crulte INI loaded. viNa 1M0 MMAM HTHnNMR MOB021M, Slk f TMP1D4. 3B0O ml IMT BIMCK SKYUUW SE 4 «.. Ve. aulo . p/a, p/b AM/FM can . seats. I would like to see four-wheel ABS 4 dr aulo, 4 cyl , p/a. p/b. gray, AM/FM The four-wheel drive option offers su- t»aa . delun •NI , We. t/o>aa>, aMc. dal, ohi. aabr wftn, aye, t/gma. aKc dal. aun VINl MMOilMW. Elk ( 9SM711A. ST.011 ml rf M. rack. VirN LW22K41. Slh i 4C2S4A. 4 dr. a cyl, aulo , p/t. P/B. Duck. We. crulia. N.3rMml, perb gripping ability. As a short test of its added in future versions of the Aerostar. W. pM/lcka.. kjadw, 3 yt /M.0C0 ml lull cov- i%m arasa ViNa MBJ64D7I, Stkl 3U97B izzno IMS POHT1AC OltAHO HMX 2 dr . »UKJ. V«. p/a. p/b. i.rl AM/FM CUT IMS DOOtW QJUMO CARAVAM raann aaima wMa , a/e. crult*. till, moilai '•6905 SE. Vd. aulo . p/a, p/b. 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Miscel- Ava; Moving Sale, Con- cellanaoui Hems. AHamoM PI. Sal. B/18. B- ation & teaching. Lois of 16/93-Rain or shine. itoms, books, nntiquos laneous items!!! 3. 6 Family Sala. Kids Honaat/rallabla/axp/exc. one-one attention, music LAWN MOWER RE- lage PI Sat & Sun. 9/9/18 tonls of 2 homes, assort. PIICATAWAY MULTI- refs. Carol 908-754-2574 PAIR— Tom's Lawn & 19, 9am-3prn. House and much more. NO EDISON- 22 Kanlan H/H items, Furn., 9/25- FAMILY- 200 s Shirley clothe*, toys, bikes, & art activities. Flex, hrs •ERNARDSVILLE- 10A EARLY BIRDS! baby and household (approx. 8-3pm) Small Mower Servlco Ride-on hold Items Dr., Sat. & Sun. 9/16 & 26, 8-6 pm Parkway, Sat. 9-18, 9AM- CLEANING- Proles mowers, trimmers, woo-- Chllds Rd. (Somocsel 3PM. Something for ev- Itam*. furniture. Rain slonal, with a personal classes-register now. Hills Village) Sal. 9/1S & BAANCHBURG- 456 BROOKSIDE SQUARE 9/19: 10-5: exercise bike, MIDDLESEX- 421 data. Sun. 9/19 908-233-5371/789-4270 dealers, chain saws, YARD SALE- Sat. Sept ping-pong tablo, house- eryone, from babies to touch. Reliable, refer Toro, Snapper, Rally, Sun. 9/19 8:30-5pm. Mvg Whlton Rd. Sal and Sun Howard Ava; 9/25. 9-3 adults. encas, Free estimates 10 Spain. Must sell turn, 9/18-9/19, 9AM-4PM. 1<3, 9AM-3PM. Farm Rd. hold & turn., women's sz. SOMERVILLE- 3 Klrtoy TENNIS LESSONS Honda, Froo estimates. 12 clothes. Moving Salel pm, H/H, toys, blkea Commercial & residen- apple, outdoor (urn. lots Moving to Texas every- and 2CQ, EARLY BIRDS RARITAN- 61 La- Ava; 9/17-18. 0-4 pm, tial. 10% off first clean. Fridays onlyl Free pickup & deliver. of miscl 908-053-9669 thing must goll Furniture, EDISON- corner Garf- WELCOMEIt ml»c. items, Rain data: 9/ Ing. Call The Polished All Levels Plscataway 699-0326. clothes A much more. •COUNTY-WIDE SALE* Oranoa Ava; 9/18-19, 10- 24-25 Call Jeff SO8-7«9-8e76 BERNARDSVILLC- 123 -To b*n»llt- laid A Bernlca (oft Wood Look 806-7554 & Inman Aves) Moving MIDDLESEX- 45 8 pm, Forn. appl., H/H PALMIER I Clarvmont Road; Almost BIO CHARITY SALE!! Tha Battared Orchard Rd., Sat. 9/18; goods, AC's WARREN- S RoMn nd. HOUSE CLEANINQ- TUTOR: Doctoral degree new- Clothing, Jewelry, BRI DGEWATER/ Waman'a Group sale. Sat. 9/18, 9am-3pm 9-4 Baby itoms, chil- Sat. 9/18, 8.4pm. Houtt- In education. LDT/C, MA, MOVERS at the Somerset County S. PLAINF1CLD- 2351 Branchburg araa. Good Furs, Accossones. Fine FINDCRNE- 64 Paarl ELIZABETH- 520 Burn- dren's & adult clothing, Linden Ave. (off Maple hold Item*, toys, tools Ed.D., 19 yrs. exp. in the 908-356-2454 quality home furnishings, woman's Resource Ctf •nd moral NO EARLY rates, experience & ref's. area. WILL TUTOR IN SI, ; Sat & Sun. 9 IB, 19. ham Rd Sat. 9/18, 9am- misc. household, toys, Ava.) Sept. IB 9-3PM. 369-3748. ai Piece itoms »Apts.. antiques, collectibles, 9-3pm. Many varied 3pm Houseware, furni- books, albums. Brand naw kitchen Item*, BIRDS. PLEASE. YOUR HOME. All levels, ePianos •Offices from consignments & se- Items!! I OATEt Sept. 18th, 10-4 HOUSECLEANINO all subjects, primary ture, misc. Items. MIDDLESEX- a Dunlap lota of odds and ends, WESTFIELD- 348 •Homes-7 rms. or less led dealers. New and No Early Birds!! 7 days/wk. Somersei grades through H.S. Insured LtcJlOOSSO arrivals-German toy sol- BHIDOEWATER- 2S6 LOCATION: 9 Easy St., FINOERNE- 18 Ramsey Place Frl. 8/17 noon-6pm SprlngfMd Ava Sat. 9/ County. Good refer EDUCATIONAL TEST- diers. Hoosler. wicker, Hancock Ava. Sun.. 9/Central Jersey Industrial St., 9-17 & 9-1B, 9AM- Sat. 9/18 10-5pm. Rain or 18, 9am-4pm. Furniture, ING avail. Or. Robert H. SO. PLAINFIELD- 332 plumbing toola, house- encas. a0a-M1 ••302. 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I also like those Other equip, tndude* pfe. pft>, VIN* dergraduate age but they agree the Mitsub- nice little touches like the built-in coin 10 IN STOCK 20 AVAILABLE AT THIS PRICE1 PF347744, MSRP $22,200, pile* ishi Mirage S coupe is the perfect kind of holder. America's Best Selling mdudee $1000 mfe ratal*. car for a kid attending college away from TOM: The coupe comes with a 1.5-liter Prices include all costs to be paid home. It has sporty looks, good economy Family Conversion Vans four, with 92 horses and 93 foot-pounds of by consumer except fa fie., reg. and doesn't induce claustrophobia. The fa- torque. Keeping up with traffic was a & taxes. Oier/son team asked for the base model and breeze, although the car wandered slightly Exclusive Area Dealer got it; no AJC or sound system and uery on the freeway. U-turns and parking were basic tires. As the weather was hot, they simple, since it makes a circle in a bit over ngreed AIC would be a good option.) 32 feet The power wasn't bad and got the TOM: The industry refers to the Mitsubishi Mirage up to highway speeds quickly. The FlSHHaTHWOn Mirage S as "entry- level" and expects four-door is available with a 113-horse, 1.8- GAPJ eWMMK CMMTHV most buyers to be in their mid-20s to early liter engine. Too bad it isn't available in the 30s and buying their first new car. It gets coupe. them out of the "beater" cycle. BOB: We have to keep our eyes on the HOB: True, but it's the perfect undergrad RTS. 202 & 31, FLEMINCaTOf car, too. If any of you kids were starting target and remember that this Mirage S 3 782-3331 college again, this is the kind of car I'd give model was designed to pack a maximum a;; a high school graduation present; inex- amount of transportation into as inex- pensive, cute, and economical. pensive a package as possible. All that TOM: The Mirage was restyled recently. "trick" technology like four valves per cyl- It's been rounded and the hood's been inder and the rest don't add anything to Remington sloped upward while the halogen head- the reliability or longevity of the engine. I lights have been blended into the grille would like to have seen anti-skid braking area to reduce wind resistance. In fact, this on the car since it's really helpful to rela- Mirage coupe has an extremely lew drag tively inexperienced drivers in tight situa- coefficient. The rear of the car is slightly tions. lower than its small-car competition and TOM: I agree about the ABS, but the Mi- the blacked-out 5-mph bumpers are large. rage S does come standard with a driver's Just right for undergrad touch parking. side airbag. The Mitsubishi people have BOB: Don't be snide, Tom. The interior added stronger, but lighter beams in the space is really pretty good. I was able to doors for better protection in side-impact put the driver's seat so far back that I crashes. That's a good idea, since the small couldn't reach the pedals. The press kit cars are where safety means a lot The points out that the floor pan is a one piece trunk is very large for a car this size too. stamping now, so it's more rigid than the But I wish that it came with a real spare previous model but lighter. TOM: I tried fitting four adults into the and larger, more sporting tires. Those coupe and the two in the back commented 145R13 skinny-Minnies are reliable but that although it was tight, it didn't cut off don't like being pitched around. The first circulation to their legs. The doors are re- thing I'd do with this car is put on some ally large and it doesn't take a contortionist slicker rims and tires for a better ride and a When It Comes To Our Price to crawl into the back seat. The steering more sporty look. wheel was at a perfect distance away from BOB: Hey, remember that cars like this me as I drove. The high-back front seats one are designed for transportation and not vs. The Competition It's are pretty comfortable and the center con- for autocrossing. The tires are just fine for sole has been integrated nicely into the daily driving. dashboard. The instrumentation is easy to TOM: So maybe you can explain why you see, too. have those super-sticky gumball autocross BOB: The complaint I have about the in- tires on that little popper you drive to struments is that there isn't enough of work? 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Not to be used in conjunction with any other discounts, Free Parking, SAVE $1.00 HOURS: GSP North to Exit 127. GSP South to Exit 129. NJ Turnpike to Exit 10. From all exits, take 287 North to Friday, September 17... 12PM-10PM Exit 6 to first traffic light (Davidson Avenue), left onto Davidson Avenue, Exhibit Center is 1/2 mite on left, Saturday, September 18... 10AM - 10PM , For Show Information and Directions call: 908-4694000 Sunday, September 19... 10AM - 6PM Forties Newspaper Sept 15-17,1993 •»..:-i, WootendPlus ATTENTION NURSERY & ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PARENTS! Enrollment Ii Now Undtrwiy For Another BRAS LOVING PARENTS WORKSHOP Complete Uftftite Cover photo by Topics include): •tanonH Anmsaii • l«p«ft MUnf SHARON WILSON • Helping overcome feirs,b«d drums • negetlve hebltt e Managing sleeping, eating and eeparatlon problems e Coping with a difficult child e Constructive discipline and setting limits Bruce McCarty and e Emotional leeues behind teaming end behavior problems Tom Brennan rehearse e Not taking your frustrations out on your child a for the premiere of 5 weekly sessions Tues. Sept. 28 to October 26 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm e $30 per person; Couples $55 'Belmont Avenue Led by local psychotherapist Gene Gubfirman Social Club' at the For Information ClH (9061 369-3716 George Street Playhouse Register now - UrniCd seating Pwent»d in cooptration with Ttmplt Beth-El Nuritry School. 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Cheryl Fenske ADVERTISING DIRECTOR EDITOR Barry Rumple SPECIAL SECTIONS GRAPHIC ARTIST Sept. 15-17,1993 Forties Newspaper Weekend Plus 3 WeekendPlus f IT m Brunswick tc Ercadway Celebrating 20 years of toil and triumph onstage at the George Street Playhouse By MICHAEL P. SCASSERRA "After each performance of our first-seasonproductio n of WeetendP/us Writer Shaw's Arms and the Man, I would get on stage and ask suppose that if I had spent a lot of time people to come up and purchase a light for the theater," thinking about it, 1 would never have started Krebs said. "I think they ran about $26 each back then. the theater," said Eric Krebs, founder of the Patrons would walk on stage and write checks on the spot. IGeorge Street Playhouse, one of Central New That's how we obtained the theater's first lighting system." Jersey's most respected aits organizations which is starting Though tough times continued, the level of difficulty was its 20th anniversary season. matched by the level of Krebs1 determination. One night, "But one of my strong points is to not analyze things out during an early George Street production of Krebs1 own of existence." play Out of the Night, Gov. Brendan Byrne sat in a front- Krebs - today a theatrical producer working in New row seat - a spot unfortunately located under a leak in the York and on the West Coast - credits creative zeal and building's roof. blind determination with the success of the playhouse, "As luck would have it, we had a tremendous thunder- which has become a prized institution not only in New storm that evening^' Krebs recalled. Determined to keep Bmnswick but for theatergoers throughout the state. the governor dry, Krebs himself (though dressed in an The playhouse began in 1974 when Krebs, then an as- opening-night tuxedo) grabbed a broom, climbed to the sistant professor at Rutgers University, decided to establish roof, and swept the water away from the hole over Byrne's a professional regional theater in the heart of New Brun- head. Such dedicated to the theater soon began to pay off: swick. during the first five years of the playhouse, its subscriber "There were von1 tew twined theater managers back base grew from 110 to 2,000 individuals, then, because the national theater movement was just get- By 1979, a report completed by the New Brunswick Cul- ting underway." Krebs recalled. "Still. I had an overwhelm- tural Study Group referred to the George Street Playhouse ing desire to create art." as "the single most important aits producing group in the Loaded with inspiration but low on cash. Krebs rented an New Brunswick area," one which played an immeasurably abandoned Acini1 .supermarket building on the corner of important part in the revitalization of New Brunswick's George and Albany streets. downtown. "I had this gut feeung that between Rutgers and the New Brunswick Cultural Center President David In 1982, the playhouse relocated to a former YMCA build- rather sophisticated New Brunswick population, a regional Fleming and Gregory Hurst, producing artistic di- ing on Livingston Avenue at Monument Square, just off theater would survive downtown." Krebs said. rector of the George Street Playhouse, take a break George Street and four blocks from the original building. So, with only $500 in his pocket, Krebs signed a lease for in the theater's new seats. The YMCA (originally constructed in 1917) was transformed the building and faced the challenge of raising some into the playhouse's current state-of-the-art facility, a re- $20,000 for renovations needed to transform a shabby su- cently redecorated space which seats 350 patrons in a loca- permarket into the first fully functional, professional the- tion no one would guess at one point had housed an enor- ater space in New Brunswick. He then began to network, mous swimming pool. Today, nestled comfortably between seeking out social situations throughout the country which SIHTI ini'iiu lies the State Theatre and the Crossroads Theatre Company, allowed him to meet on a one-to-one basis with influential the George Street Playhouse has during its 20-year history businesspeople and politicians. helped immeasurably to support the revitalized town center "Needless to say, most people thought I was crazy," One ni$)t, during an earty George Street which boasts a growing number of fine restaurants and Krebs said of his early fund-raising efforts. "They said New production, Gov. Brendan Byrne sat in a shops. Brunswick would never support the arts," Today, under the artistic direction of Gregory Hurst (who Krebs proved the doubters wrong, though, and raised front-row seat, a spot unfortunately located succeeded Krebs in 1987), the George Street Playhouse enough support to begin renovations on the supermarket under a leak in toe building roof draws an audience from all around the tri-state area and building. has grown into a regional theater of national importance Most of the initial grunt work needed to create the play- and an ever-growing reputation. house was completed by staff members and volunteers. Stage and screen veterans such as Celeste Holm, James Krebs remembers Whitmore, and Audra Lindley have performed at the play- "We put a sign in the window that said 'Coming Soon: had to contend with an unpredictable heating system that house, along with up-and-coming stars such as Ellen Bar- George Street Playhouse. If You Want to Help, Walk Kight often leaked during inclement weather, a performance kin, who appeared in a 1979 revival of Tolxicco Road l>efinv In.1 And people actually did." achieving success on the big screen. Since 1974, the play- space which held 300 straight-back chairs (purchased for $1 While structural work was being completed, Krebs man- house has produced 10 new musicals (including last year's aged to mount the playhouse's first production, a revival of each as surplus property from Rutgers) and had risers built acclaimed The Fields of Ambrosia) and 20 premiere plays, Harold Pinter's Tin' Cwvinker at the First Presbyterian from old Army desks and ping-pong tables bought from the including Pulitzer Prize-winner Marsha Norman's Sarah Church on Livingston Avenue former Camp Kilmer Army barracks. The theater initially and Abraham, Tom Cole's The FAghties, and Mark St. Ger- Once the initial theater-building was established (with a worked with a rented lighting system until Krebs called main's Forgiving Typhoid Mary, starring Academy Award first-year operating budget of $59,000), Krebs and company upon his earliest audiences for support, (Please turn to page 5) Backroom politics at the forefront of GSP season-opener he most important thing is In en- tlub in a law unspecified East Coast city. bashing to satisfy connoisseurs of the psy- Roger Sebargi. tertain," W'lieves Bruce Graham, "The play takes place everywhere," said chological thriller." A Pennsylvania native and graduate of whose play Belvumt Awnw. So- Graham. "Good nr had, I want |»ople to Graham — who resides with his wife and that state's Indiana University, Graham was Tcial Club opens the George Street recognize this street. That's why I chose daughter in Media, Pa. - attended the first originally trained as an actor and first began Playhouse's 20th anniversary season, Belmnnt Avenue as the location. Every George Street read-through of his play but writing plays in part to create roles for him- "The worst thing you can do as a play- town I've been in seems to have a Belmont has otherwise left the production in the 1 self. Since his early efforts, his work lias wright is bore your jiudioncu." Avenue.' hands of artistic director Gregory Hurst. been produced throughout the country and Though Graham describes lieivwnt Av- The action concerns a group of characters "The playhouse is an absolutely beautiful enue Social Club as a comedy, he stresses who, alter the death of a city councilman, facility," said the playwright, who admits (in particular) at the Philadelphia Festival that the work also deals critically with the scramble to find a successor. Graham's that during his career he has had to deal Theater for New Plays, where lie is a play- American political system, racism, and sex- work takes satirical aim at these characters with the occasional frustrations of being wright in residence. ism, issues he ILVIS many Americans strive who function within a framework of secrets, produced in "some dumps." The George -Michael P. Scasserra to avoid, lies and corruption. During previous produc- Street cast for the current production in- r rhe play - which has boon prevmusly tions, critics called the play "an old- cludes Tom Brennan, Tony Hoty (the "I'm a BELMONT AVENUE SOCIAL CLUB Oct. 1-16 been produced to critical acclaim at theaters fashioned, rapid-fire comedy" that "crackles Big Fan" guy from the NFL commercials), (previews begin Saturday) at George Street Play- in Philadelphia, Chicago, and Albany - un- with suspense" and includes "enough coil- Bruce McCarty, Eddie Mekka (the "Big house, 9 Livingston Ave., Now Brunswick. Tickets folds in the back room of an urban social ing, recoiling, buckstahbing and brain- Ragu" from laverne and Shirley), and $30-18. (908) 246-7469, Weekend Plus Forties Newspapers Sept, 15-17,1993 Weekend Stage Inspirational 'Flyin' West' opens 15th at Crossroads Tony-winner Trazana Beverly and Emmy-winner Olivia Cole head cast of African-american pioneers ByWIUJAMWESTHOVEN WeetendPlus Editor t's only fitting that the folks at Crossroads Theatre in New Brunswick, considered by I many to be pioneers of the modern African-American theater frontier, are staging a play about OLIVIA COLE TRAZANA BEVERLY some of the first black American pioneers, Cole plays Miss Leah, the matri- other plays I've done since then, Wyln1 West, a historical drama archal former slave who shares her And he really came to me and said ( about 19th century settlers of the traumatic recollection of life in I really felt I want your spirit in all-black town of Nicodemus, Kan- bondage with her new Midwest this show.' It's a role that in a sas, will open the 15th anniversary "family" (by 1890, according to funny kind of way that almost ap- play notes, nearly 250,000 unmar- pears as though it was written for season at Crossroads, with pre- 1 views beginning Tuesday and an ried or widowed black women me/ opening-night nerformaqnee were running their own farms and Beverlcy, who commented that scheduled for Sunday, Sept. !!(>. ranches in the Midwest 30 years quality roles like Sophie are hard Written by IYarl Cleats, a pro- alter the Homestead Act gave to come by "for women, African- American women in particular," is lific writer, performance artist and U.S.Citi7.cns the right to free or in- also pleased to be a part of a pro- feminist, the play's locus is aimed expensive acreage in the rogioni. 1 duction thai sheds light on a rela- at a fictional family <>{women who Miss Iveah's "family" is led In the "feisty" Sophie Washington tively unknown part of American share a home on a wheat farm just history. outside of town, one of the many llieverley), who fights the specula- tors while also looking out for MS- "Rlack mm and women were tracks of land in \\v aria coveted more a part of settling the West turs Fannie tDeniso Burse- by white speculators in the late and the Midwest than what most Miskolbury) and Minnie lErika L. 19th century. people really knew," she said. "A Hoard}, the latter of whom has suf- Director (and Crossroad's lot of information has been hidden fered from abuse by her violent founder/producing artistic director in history books for years, so I was Ricardo Khan I has assembled one husband, Frank (Count Slovall). very, wry eager to see a play like of the most impressive casts in It is the strength and dignity of this done." 1 Crossroads history for the 15th Sophie that attracted Bcverley, Depsite being a period piece, season-opener, including Olivia who first met Khan while acting in however, there are universal is- Cole, who won an Emmy for her a play last year at Rutgers. sues, especially women's issues, role in the landmark TV miniser- "Rick [Khan I said that when he dealt with as well. ies Roots, and Trazana Bcvorley, first read the play, he thought of "What the writer has done is an actress and playwright in her me" said Bevcrloy. "He had seen she's taken some issues — some own right who won a Tony award me over at Rutgers -1 was doing very contemporary issues — that for her role as 'The Lady in Red" a guest appearance in a play called we're dealing with right now in the in For Colored Girls Who Have Wedding Band - and he remem- '90s in terms of women," she said. Considered SuicideiWiien the Rain bered me from that play, and, of "And not just African-American bow is Enough. course, from Colored Girls, and (Please turn to page 7) George Street Playhouse celebrates 20th (Continued from page 4) tion of audiences and industry insiders with her per- -winning actress Estelle Parsons and named one of formances in Pimp Up the Volume, This m My Life, the year's best plays by Time magazine. and The Thing Called Ijove. Many of the plays given premieres at George "What is most striking to me about our first 20 Street have moved on to successful runs in New York years is that the mission of the theater has changed as well as other prestigious regional theaters through- very little," said Hurst. "What has changed is that the out the country. core artistic mission has becomr inmv consistent and The playhouse's 20th-anniversary season itself in- focused. cludes a number of productions bound for life be- "Our priority is presenting new plays and musicals yond their New Brunswick incarnations. On the ros- which merge with the selection nf established plays, ter (which includes four premiere plays) arc Bruce This carefully orchestrated interaction is essential to Graham's acclaimed The lielmont Avenue Social our creative balance." Club, Sheer Ihn'dom, an innovative comedy by John Though this cartful oreheMratidn tinlay largely de- Viscardi; Lynn Martin's Summer Feel Hearts; Eliza- fines the success of the tinn^e Street Playhouse, beth Hnnscn's Taw/cute; John Ford Noonan's A Crit- Hurst and his current staff undoubtedly strive to ic and His Wife; the musical Pennies/ram Heawn: A maintain the original creative passion with which the Musical Celebration of Johnny Burke; and a revival of theater was started some two decades ago. Tin' Diary 0/ Anne Frank, slated to star Bibi Besch "I don't know, maybe 1 was a little crazy,"' said SHARON WILSON/WEEKCNDPLUS (of television's Northern Exposure) and her real-life founder Krcbs as he looks back on the birth of the The doors are about to open on another season at Crossroads daughter, Samantha Mathis, one of the brightest playhouse. 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WCM COUNTY PLAYHOUSE •The Odd Couple, Neil Simon's PAKftMftlPUYItMJSE (906) 249-5560 70 South Main St. classic comedy about mis- Brookiide Dr., MHIbum •fiyfrj'WBsJ, historic drama New Hope, Pa. matched roomttes, Sept 17- (201) 376-4343 about s group of 19lh century (215) 862-2041 Oct. 3. Admission 19 ($5 Sun- •Paper Moon, world premiere of.. Men's Ourters 1930 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD 2-DOOR CONVERTIBLE COUPE V-16 #7 of 100 built. Meticulously maintained with 865 miles since total restoration. Unique "Golf Club Door*1 behind passenger door, rumble seat and trunk. Maroon with black fender inserts. Tan canvas convertible top. Natural saddle leather interior. A significant car from the personal collection ofMalcolm S.Forbes. $225,000. Plcascdirect all inquires to Dave at (908) 234-2456. SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY! Sept. 15-17,1993 Fates Newspapers WmtmtoPim 7 Listen Nightclubs gathering nuts for the fall arw-a m Bob Nelson, Kevin Nealon heading for Jersey omedy dominates the area club lineup this weekend as two major headhners are set to yuck it up for what will be expected to be large audiences. '•n^-vmf CFriday, Bob Nelson, a longtime favorite of the national standup circuit, will headline the Stress Factory Comedy Club at the Hyatt Regency in New Brunswick. Saturday, Kevin Nealon, known primarily for his work on Saturday Night Live, makes a rare club appearance at Club Bene in Sayreville. Nelson, too, has a strong TV following since making a memorable appearance on an HBO Young Comedians special several years back. Using a natural goofy charm in concert with simple props to create such memorable characters as boxer "Jiffy Jeff nerdy "Eppy Epperman" and his trademark football team. A fan of Red Skelton, Nelson is also s? adept at physical comedy, and his hankerchief juggling routine is a classic. ' , ', ^ * In anticipation of an overflow crowd, the Stress Factory will move to the Hyatt's Grand Ballroom for the night, but seating is still limited, so reservations are suggested. Doors open at 8 pm for the 9:30 show. For more information, call (908) 545-HAHA. talented actor whose characters include Sam Donaldson and (,/>, 1 "Subliminal Man/ Nealon has been a member of the Saturday mi NiQht Live cast since the 1986-87 season, and along with Phil AHartman, is the show's elder statesman. One of his earliest hits 5S,: on the show was his teaming with ex- SNL cast member Dana Carvey for the "we want to pump you up" duo Hanz and Franz, who once even did a routine with their inspirational leader (and comic target) Arnold Schwarzenegger. w These days, he's better known as the anchor Weekend Update, fol- * lowing in the tradition of Chevy Chase, Dan Aykroyd and Dennis Miller, Nealon, who is also a writer on the show, earned an Emmy nomi- nation in 1988, and also appeared in the Steve Martin movie hit Kevin Ntalon, known for hit "Wtekend Updates" on Saturday Roxanne. Night Live, will perform hit standup routine Saturday at Club Tickets for the show, which begins at 9 p.m., are $20. An optional ..A •..--•,-• dinner will be served at 7 p.m., with the dinner/show package going for Bene in SayrevWe. $30. For more information, call (908) 727-3000. Club mix UQMOOrt •ROADWAY CENTRAL CAFI •The Posies, Sept. 23. 124 Church St, 253 French St. 114 South Broadway •Rich Meyer, Sept, 24, New Brunswick New Brunswick South Amtooy •Soul Engines, Sept, 25, (908) 545-7265 (908) 249-6131 (908) 721-2059 COCKTAILS Open mike (downstairs), hardcore (upstairs), Mondays. Country music, Fridays, Satur- •Night Train, Sept. 17. 51 Main St., South River Bob White & The While Guyz. days. CAFENEWZ (908) 257-8325 Wednesdays. BIRCH HU NIGHT CLUB 52 Easton Ave., New Brunswick •Backstrects, Sept. 17. Supreme Court, Thursdays. Route 9, Old Bridge (908) 828-2255 •Head Spins, Sept, 18. •Mad Dflddys, Sept. 25. (908) 536-0650 •Christine Kelly, Sept, 24. •Mr. Reality, Sept, 24, CRYAN'S Country and Western dance (in CATCH A RISING STAR •The Party Dolls, Sept, 25. 660 Middlesex Ave., Metuchen pavilion), Fridays, Saturdays. Hyatt Rtftncy Hottl CONNIE'S !908) 549-2040 Mate revue, Saturdays, Thurs- Route 1. West Windsor Route 35, SayreviHe •JoeFlynn, Sept. 17. days. (609) 987-8018 (908) 721-6223 DOWNTOWN CAFE •Joe Lynn Turner, Sept.'17, Headline comedy every night ex- Oldies club. 8 West Front St., Red Bank •John Eddie, Sept. 18. cept Monday. COPENHAGEN RESTAURANT (908) 741-8844 BLACK RIVER CAFE College night, Sundays and Tues- Scant(con-Pflnc«ton Open jam w/Ihe Babes, Tues- The Hills days, Route 1. Plainsboro days. Routes 202-206, Bedminster Ladies' night, Thursdays. (609)452-7800 Songwriters' showcase, Wednes- (908) 719-9343, 781-7501 •Rocky Laporte. through Sept. Tony Dinicola Quartet, Saturdays. Piano brunch w/Sandy Maxwell. days. •Open-mifce coffeehouse, Sept. 19. Sundays •The Weepers, Sept. 17. 19, •Matt Wetnhold, Sept. 21-26. •Jaalamic Jihad, Sept. 18,2rj, BOSSY ft MARTS CITY GARDENS * •Po&montier Brothers, Sept. 17 Oct. 9. 318 William St., Piscataway 1701 CalhounSt., Trenton CORNERSTONE •Listen Up! Sept. 23, Oct. 1 25NewSt.,Metuchen (908) 752-3171 (609) 392-8887 •Castle Uiown Blues Band, Sept. (908) 549-5300 Country music, Tuesdays. "All-lerndtive" dance party, Fri- 24. days. Tiadilionalja/j. BOURBON STREET CAFE •Upmart & The Lips, Sept. 30. 95-cent dance night. Saturdays, •Miko LeDonne Quartet w/Ryan Old Bay Restaurant THE EXCHANGE GlCtiurcri St., New Brunswick Thursdays. Kaiser, Sept. 17. Hmitf,' 2O2-2OC Bndgewntur (908)246-3111 •80s dance party, Sept. 17. •Doug Lawrence Quartet w/Hh (9081 52G-7090 •Sonny Rhodes, Sept. 17. •Shelter, Black Train Jack, Samt- chard Wynans, Sept, 18. •Night Tram. Sept. 25. •Night Tram, Sept. 18. am, Sept. 19, •Bucky Pmarolh Trio w/Bem;mf FREDDY'S •Found Guilty, Sept. 22. •Sick of It All, Into Another, Ran- Purdy, Sept. 22. 1 Mill SI, Bernardswlle •Passages, Sept. 23. cid, Sept. 26. •Joey Cavaseno Quartet, Sept. (908) 766-6575 • Smoking Section, Sept. 24. •Ramones, Ocl. 3, 24. •99 Yoars, Sept. 17. •Gumbo Combo, Sept. 25. CLUB BENE •Tom Butts Quartet w/Chuck •Grand Central, Sept, 18. •Jaa Mentality, Sept. 29. Route 35, Sayreville Wayne, Sept, 25. •Chris Rush, Martin Landue •Popa Chubby, Sept. 30. (9081 727-3000 •Mark Shane Ino w/Dick Mel- (comedy). Sept. 19. 8RIDGEWATER MANOR •Special EfX. Sept. 17. (Ionian, Sept. 29. •Ma-Sot. Scpl. 24, Routes 202-206, Bndg 8 Woefcend Pkis Fortes Newspapers Sept 15-17,1993 Club mix (Continued from page 8t Free admission Saturday and •Richie Havens, Sept. 22. Amwell Rd., Belle Mead Country Goid Band, Fridnys, Sunday afternoons, •Mark Eitzel, Mecca Normal, (908) 359-4700 Saturdays. Liberty Blues Jam, Tuesdays. Sept 25. •Stolen Hearts, Sept. 17. HOMIONS COFFEEHOUSE Mountain John, Wednesdays. •Shudder to Think, Sept. 30. Six Mile Run Reformed Church •Dukes of Destiny, Sept. 17. •Love (w/Arthur Lee), Oct. 2. •Johnny Chafes & The Stin- Route 27, Franklin Park •Bill Kelly, afternoon Sept, 18. •Dick Dale, Oct. 8, grays, Sept. 13. (90B) 821-1324 •Paul Plumen, evening Sept. MELODY BAR •The Honeymooners, Sept. 24, •David Massengill, Paper Me- 18. 108 French St. •Delivery Boys, Sept. 25. tropolis, Oct. 1. •The Horizontals, afternoon Mew Brunswick PLAYPEN LOUNGE JACK O'CONNORS Sept. 19. (908) 249-3784 Route 35, Sayrevtlle 1288 Route 22, Bndfiwnter •Tempest, evening Sept. 19. •Seething Grey, Sept, 22, (908) 721-0100 (908) 7254500 •Open mike, Sept. 20. •In Blu, Sept. 29. Male revue, Fridays, Saturdays, Piano brunch w/G!adyr, Hi- •Badfmger (w/Joey Molland), MINSTREL COffECHOUSf chords, Sundays. Sept. 20. Environmental Education RARITAN RIVER CLUB Open jam, Tuesdays. •Everbiue. Sept. 23. Center, 190 Lord, Stirling , 85 Church St., New Brunswick •The Sligo Aces, Sept. U. •Twelve:01, Sept. 24. Rd., Basking Ridge (908) 545-6110 •Wooster Street trolley, Stpt. •Trimm & Larsen, afternoon (201) 335-9489 •Yasmin Rachan, Sept. 17. 18. Sept 25. •Cheryl Wheeler, Keith Kelly, •Nancy Nelson, Sept. 18, •Willie Lynch If to. Sept. 23, •Flamm' Harry, evening Sept. Sept. 17. •Dena Derose (vocals w/piano), 30. 25. •Steve Key, Michael Jerting, Sept. 24, 25. •Rhytfnn & Babs, Sept 2r>. •The R.tfoibocks, afternoon Sept. 24. •99 Years, Sept. 25 Sept. 2G. OftFHAN ANNIE'S •Jeanie Bryson (piano), brunch JASON'S •Call for details, evening Sept. 1256 Valley Rd., Stirling Sept, 26. 1614 F St., South Belm.ir 26 1908} 647-0138 STANHOPE HOUSE (908) 681-1416 •Bill Moinsstiy, Sept, 30, Open jam w/Jlm Leahey Group, Mam & High, Stanhope Dtna Calacan Trio {ja^t, Sun- JUKEBOX EDDIES Sundays. (201) 347-0458 day?. 39 Route 22, Green Brook Audition night, Wednesdays. •Chubby Carrier & The Bayou Jam session, Wodnesrktyt, (90S) 968-3338 •A.L James & Spare Change, Swamp, Sept, 17, •Trie Fairlanes, Sept. 17. Country music, Sundays snd Sept. 17. •Billy Hector & The Fairlanes, •Big Danny & Lost Leader. Wednesdays. •Neighborhood Rhythm ft Blues Sept. 18. MAX'S 1893 Band, Sept. 18. Sept. 18. •The Fins, Sept. 25. Route 654, Hopewell •Higher Authority, Sept. 23. •Pat Cisarano, Sept. 24, •Johnny Charles & fhe Mm- (6091166-0110 •Pandora's Box. Sept. 24. •Loup Garou, Sept. 25. grays, Sept. 26. •Night Train, Sept. 24. •lay Cellar, Sept. 25, STRESS FACTORY •Neighborhood Rhythm & Uiucs MAXWELL'S •Goodnder, Found Guilty, Sept. Hyatt Regency Hotel Band, Oct. 1. 1039 Washington St. 30. 2 Albany St., New Brunswick •A.L, James A Spare Change, Hoboken nwn SPORTS BAR (908) 545-1242 Oct. 2. (201) 798-4064 1001 West Camplain Rd. Live comedy Fridays and Satur- JOHN* KIM'S •The Woggles, Date Bait, Man Manville 96 South Mam St. or Astroman? Sept. 17, (908) 725-9340 days. New Hope, Pa •Old, Zenifieva. Johnboy, Sept, Open-mike night, Wednesdays. Bluttman Sonny Rhodtt will rock tht Old Bay Rtstaurant's Bour- •Bob Nelson, Sept. 17. (215) 8620823 19. PHEASANTS LANDING bon Strttt Caft Friday In Ntw Brunswick. •Bill Rutkowski, Sept, 18. Middlesex Mall CO-ED SNORKEL Stetton & Hadley Rds. M () KRIS I () \\ \ South Plainfield, NJ and Mon.-Sat. 10*930 pm SCUBA CLASSES r n u I c m p o r n r v Sun. Noon-5 p.m. •~>*^./" I Intti 110 Jutted ( rail \ S i r i . I S \ I *) FREE • Painted Wood • Children's Fabric Hems • Ceramics • Victorian • Decorator Bears • Silks • Caligraphy w/pressed Flowers • Jewelry • FIRST NIGHT Scroll Saw Work • Personalized Children's Book • Wire Names Victorian Fans • And Much, Much More ORENTATION legister to win. One $50.00 and two $25.00 SOMERSET certifcates will be awarded. No purchase HILLS necessary, Drawing to be hew Sunday 5KXJ p.m. Need not be present to win. YMCA P ed T Hilltop Crafts RD. #i « Thurs., Sept. 23 WafcuKport, PA 18068 7 PM For mow information, call {215)767-7343 Call for more information Drawing For One $50, 534-4090 And Two $25 Gift Certificates Sal & Sun • KI-6 • Weekend-Pass $5 * Children under 10 admitted free Naim. Whitehouse Directions: From 2H7 North take exit M; From 287 South take nit 36; Turn Address. Aquatic Centerr North onto Ridtfdak Am, left onto East Hanover Me., Mmnen Arena is 112 424 Rt. 22 W mite on left. M fmitity of the Morris County Parts Commission. Town .Slate. -Zip Whitehouse Station For information call: 9l4-35.V24()Oor 201-538-6720 Km; PARKING (Across from Bishop's ThrHhwy) Phons. 3 Sept. 15-17,1993 fortes Newspapers Weekend Plus 9 WeetandPlus Soundings TOM MMH (609)921-2663 Saturday, Stpt. 18,8 p.m. •Flutist and piaoitt p«fform Ogden Mtmoriai Church worttabyJ.S. Baeh.Oaode Route 124, Chatham Boiling. DwhnMiuud, and (201) 267-2788. 288-9729 •Square dance caltor from Vir- KATHVMMtR ginia pcrfotms M/tht band Hift Saturday, Sept. 16,2 p.m. Yield Notes. Admission $5; Great Swamp Outdoor sneakers required. Education Center 247 Southern Blvd., Chatham Thursday, Sept. 23,8 p.m. (201) 635-6629 Wilhins Theatre, Kean College •Tunes of nature and the envi- Route 82, Union ronment, performed by a (908) 527-2337 singer-songwriter. Free ad- mission. •Plena and bomba music from NJ.CHAMMIt MUSK MCKIV Puerto Rico. Admission $13, Sunday, Sept. 26,3 p.m. discounts available. Blckford Theatre CHIC STREET MAN Morris Museum, Morristowi Wednesday, Sepl. 22,7 p.m. (201) 538-0454 Rutgers Prep School •Rawls Sonata for violin and 13<15 Easton Ave., Somerset piano; Brahms' Quartet No. 2; (908) 545-5600, Ert. 214 Louis Moyse's Suite in C. Ad- •Singer-songwriter who has mission 113, discounts avail- performed ofl-Broadway and able. Violinist Peter Wlnograd and the Philhar- abroad, Free admission. NEW rtnUMRMvNIC monic Orchestra of New Jersey will open MARTHA MMCHENA OF NEW JERKY Sunday, Sept. 26, 3 p.m. Friday. Sept. 17,8 p.m. their season Saturday at Raritan Valley Wilkms Theatre, Kean College Marriott hotel Community College in North Branch, Route 82, Union Route 10, Whippany (908) 527-2337 (201) 267-0206 •Pianist (and member ol the •Stringquartet performs Schu- •BJINQMANO QUARTET George St., New Brunswick Kean faculty) performs in a solo btn's Quintet in C major, DKJ» Sunday, Sept. 2G, 3iv». (%8) 932-7511 recital. Free admission. waltzes by Brahms and Dvorak. Tewksbury area •New Jersey premiere of John KATHERtNE MeCLURE/ Admission $12 In advtnot, (908)832-9770 Carbon's Quarterro spettrale; ANITA CERVANTES S15 at the door. •Branms' Piaiw Quiinct in C also Haydn's Quartet No. 2 in E Sunday, Sept. 26, 4 p.m. MIUMMQNK MKHCSTIA minor and Beettiovetr, An-M flat and Debussy•':> Quaiet in G Westminster Choir College Of NEW JERSEY duke Ino. performed i" .1 livin minor, Free admission Bristol Chapel, Princeton Saturday, Sept. 18,8 p.m. room setting (location fi;cn jt time of purchase!. Adults 112 Edward Nash Theatre senior citizens and studies Rantan Valley Community $9 College, North Branch (908) 725-3420 JUDITH NICOSIA C1VITAN0 The Essex String Quartet will perform a free program of Hadyn, •Druchs Violin Concerto in G Sunflay. Sepl 19. J|i i- minor; Chausson's Poem; Debussy and John Carbon Tuesday at the Rutgers Arts Center in Taplm Auditorium, Tone Martinu's Utf/ce; Stravinsky's New Brunswick. Princeton University Firebird Suite. Admission $25- (609) 258-5000 $15, •Soprano engafif)'. i" A fie;- •Schubert's Quartet in D major; ter). Auditions by appointment •* WINff i^^Nj^^^^ *^ l^^^^P MICHAEL STAIRS/ Leos Janacek's Krcufeer Sonata only. ous Afternoon oi Humo'i .:•> DAVID CHALMERS Auditions 1 String Quartet No. 1; ENCHANTED CREATIONS Music Vt/Lulja Sif-d't.; , u' -, Sunday. Sept. 19.4 p.m. Beethoven's Quartet in A minor. CANTAMU Bound Brook area Free admission. Westminster Choir College Adults $26-S17, students $2. Middlesex area (908) 805-0385, 725-3049 SAMUIl DePALMA Snstol Chapel, Princeton v (908) 560-7132 Thursday. Sept. 23 1 n '•• (609) 921-2663 U.S. MARINE CORPS BAND •For 1993-94 season ol chil- Saturday, Sept. 25,8 p.m. •For 1993-94 season ol cham- dren's theater. Auditions Sept, Pnmavera •Organists perform works by ber chorale. Auditions by ap- 1080 Valley far J.S. Bach. Schumann, and Edward Nash Theatre 17 by appointment only, pointment only. (908) 5800707 other composers. Adults $10, Raritan Valley Community FRANKUN THEATRE •Operatic basso sn^s J 10 Weekend Plus fortes Newspapers Sept. 15-17, 1993 VteetendPlus . children performance troupe. Audrtkms by •ppointment only. North RfthAve., Holland Pa* Faith Lutheran Church Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. 301 Clark St., Wesrfield Auditions during September by Auditions (906)253-8561 AmweM Rd., Neshanic Reformed Church (908) 789-4080 appointment only. Children 8- •Chorus of area sina*s. Audi- 1908) 359-3771 Main St., South Bound Brook •Community-sponsored or- (Continued from page 10) 13 (especially boys) needed: Rehearsals tions required for membership; •Mixed chorus of more than (908! 572-6959,287-0161 chestra with varied repertoire mile versions, Auditions at 7 call for requirements. CHORAL ART SOOCfV tenors, basses needed, 100 members. Somtf tet Valley Chorui including symphonic, marches, pm. Sept, 16,17, Eight BAWTAN VALLEY OFNCWJfMCV HOUNMFORHAMMMV SOMEMCT VALLEY Tuesdays, 7:15 p.m. and pops. women and el#)t men needed. Tuesdiyt, 8 p.m. VOUTNCHOMU Mondayi, 7:45 p.m. ORCHESTRA PeopleCare Center WESTFIELO COMMUNITY Presbyterian Church KIM ON TOUR Hillsborough area Elks lodge Thursdays, 7:30 p.m. 120 Finderne Ave. ORCHESTRA Morris County area 1908) 572-7208 140 Mountain Ave., Westfield 545 Bound Brook Rd. (starting Sept. 16) Bndgewater Mondays, 7:15 p.m, (201)335-5328 "For 1993-94 season of stu- (906) 232-2173 Middlesex Bound Brook High School (908) 534-9748 Roosevelt Junior High School •For 1993-94 season or all- dent chorale from grades 4-9, •Chow of varied voices from (9081 725-7036 (908) 722-0122 •For women who enjoy singing, 301 Clark St., Westfield in and around Union County. •All-male chorus singing bar- •Community orchestra with 60 New members welcome; no ex- (908) 322-5065 HMHUNDMRK bershop harmony. Guest nitfits members, mostly from Somer- perience necessary. •For adults and young people COMMUNITY CHORUS Sept. 20,27 for newcomers. set County. WE5TFIEL0 COMMUNITY BAND who play string instruments. Thursdays, 8 p.m. RAMTAN VALLEY CHOmiS SWEET ADELINES Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m. Must be able to read music CHILDREN'S FALL/WINTER Highland Part) High School Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. Mftcataway Chorui Roosevelt School and play first positions. 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H Wm9 nlflVt shoot it out in uneven True Romance' By JEFFREY COHEN WeekenclPlvs f-ilm Critic ^^^^^^ ^^^^A»^ ^^^^^^— ^^|A. 'A^MA here serins tn hr;: nvw ecnre of film coming out ui1 Hol- lywood that stems, lor the Tmost part, from the fininge classic Badluntis starring Martin Sheen and Sissy Spacek. Kulifor- nia, which opened lust week, is probably the worst of these, and True Romance is probably the best. But that's not saying much. You know the idea: a young guy wWiWf'WfW WHWP 'flWW|p u::d girl from tiie pu" side o' town > yet together, fall m love, and then ^ commit crimes (usually including murder) from one side of the coun- try to the other. This is supposed to indicate how sick our society is, The cops, the good guys and the bad guya all ahoot It out in the new drama Tm Romance, IMI ef tk and all that, but what you realty written by Quentin Tarantino (Reservoir Dogs) and directed by Tony Scott (Top Gun), get is the director's condescending view of lowcr-middlo class America and the ugly clothes they wear, Darren E. Burrows on Northern Exposure. Thanks a lot. The fact that True Romance was written by Quentin Tarantino {Res- In this cast.1, the ynunt* couple (who actually get married the day after ervoir Dogs) is telling. Tarantino, whom just about everbody has heard they mcetj is played by Christian Slater and Patiicia Arqucttc, the was a video store clerk before becoming Hollywood's latest flavor-of-the- director is Tony Scott (Top Gun) and the supporting cast is a who's who month hot screenwriter (he has no fewer than two more projects on the of Hollywood tough KUVS and uveractors: Dennis Hopper, Gary Oldman, way, and directs his own scripts, too), is in danger of becoming a one- TtylO Brad Pitt, Christopher Walken. Bronson Pmchot andI virtually everyone trick pony. Yes, lie writes good tough-guy dialogue, but the indulgences else who can snarl ;md recite dialogue at the same time. in bloodletting arc getting predictable, and the references to other video rentals The tone is uniKin'iv \w\\\ for ,i film of this soil, although there is tho movies are too obvious. There is talk about Apocalypse Now, Juiliiousv u-quisite amouni ui .u,w md then sunn.'. Slater starts the hull rolling hy Rock and various Sonny Chiba movies, among many others, and the killing his witc s tormiT pimp iisn't it lovely to sec what Hollywood ghost of Elvis (Val Kilmer) shows up to goad Slater into action a couple thinks of the wotkim: etas-:11, played by Oldinan, then comes home and of times. No, I'm not kidding. trlls AnjuetlPwhin 1-ci- Ciptult reviews , his RcJler-Blading skills to BOXING HELENA has a few funny momenls.(PG). tilling a futuristic society. Sus- in this thrilling big-screen adap- IN THE UNC Of FIRE by Wt^endPlut staff gam acceptance m his new Cal- •Birarre. controversial black tains sci-fl credibility for a wtiile tion of the popular '60s televi- •Clint Eastwood stars as an Quid*; ifornia town after being up- comedy about a man (Julian THE FIRM before regressing into the typi- sion series. With Tommy Lee aging Secret Service man. f - RMommendcd rooted from the Midwest. (PG} SandsJ wtio cuts off the limbs •Tom Cruise stars In this long, cal low-budget, action-oriented, Jones (JFK, Under Siege). iPG- haunted by his failure to pro of a woman (Sheniyn Fenn) to but intriguing film adaption of escape-from-prison yam. Still, 13) — Stmngly rtcommonderi tect JFK, but determined not to INTO THE WEST force her to be dependent on the John Grisham bestseller better than most. (R) let a psychopath (John Malkov- him Directed by Jennifer about an Ivy League law school HARD TARGET r ich) kill the current president OPENING THIS WKKK 'Mi;il I Oi'tii iill:| l.VU |)()Of Lyncn ridufllucr of David Lynch ffiii who accepts a lavish offer FREE WILLY •Jean Claude Van Damme (R) yinjrifitsoys in Dublin. (fl/oe Velvet, Jwnl'sahi) (R) from o small, but waellhy part- •Homeless young boy forms an hides his accent once again in THE AGE OF INNOCENCE Lidrinel Byine (Cool WoilUi and nership that turns out to be unlikely friendship with a killer New Orleans, where he strug- JASON GOES TO HELL! Ellen |l-ifkin iMnn ffOi/We), CALENDAR GIRL more than he bargained for. All- •Director Martin S whale at an adventure park, gles to bust a band ol sadistic •II,i stdt t iist features Gene Hack- THE FINAL FRIDAY es gears with the;, Uthi.r ,,njt, where evil plans for the beast hunters who employ homeless 90210) stars as one of three man, Hal Holbrook, Wilfred •The "Imal" Friday of this tio" of Edith Wiiiifioii •:, DI vif prompl an even more unlikely veterans as iheir prey. (R| Inends who plot to meet Man Ufimley, Holly Hunter, Gary fraudulent fright series WJS tic novel about a nun wio (alls STRIKING DISTANCE escape. Newcomer Jason r lyri Monroe in 1962. (PG 13} Uu&ey and Jean Tnpplehorn James Richter stars with Lori supposed to be the fourth, in love wilh his futnu;e . ii •Bruce Willis returns tn the ac- HEART AND SOULS (Bas WMfcend Plus Forbes Newspapers Sept. 15-17,1993 1 1 Wootond Film capsules (Continued from paj>e 12) phen King novel concerns vio- movies. More for kids than dinosaurs (cloned from prehis- lent changes in a New England Sruce Lee fans. (PG) toric ONA) that begin to run town after a stranger opens an REVIVALS amok on theif creotors. De- antique sshop. Starring Max TRUE ROMANCE budget effects and an aii-stm Von Sydow (The fio/tist), Ed DELIVERED VACANT (Documen- •Tony Scott (Top Gun, Beverly casl featuring Jeff C.oirtbiurn Hams (Ute Abyss I and Bonnie tary; 1992) (The Fly), Laura Dem (MW .11 Bedelia (Die Hard). (R) Hilts Cop II) directs a powerful •Nora Jacobson's documen- cast in this violent drama about tary about the destruction of Heart), Sam [tall (HKJ injector young lovers on the run from Hoboken's ethnic, blue-collar Richard Attenborougn. (I'G-IJ) ONLY THE STRONG community by developers cater- •An ex-Marme helps a p/oup of the mob, Starring Christian irij» to tliu nousing demands of KAUFORNIA inner-city hids resist gang vio- Slater, Potnu;} Arquello; with 1 the Yuppie generation. Friday, •Thriller about an innon-i ! nm- lence ny twchinp, martini arts, Dennis Hopper. Val Kilmer, Sept. 17, 7 p.m. at Milledoler pIC rtllO llOOkupV.il! ,1 •:•![ Hr GaryOldman, Orjct \\\l umi Hall Room 100, College Av- oirt psycho (Hrndl'iin.i.ifl M': Chnstoptior WdlK'n Scupt by enue campus, Rutgers Col- flirltneiKl (hik'IK.1 Li ".VIM U.i ,,<\, THE REAL McCOY Reservoir Uo^'s wnter-d:rector lege, New Brunswick. Part of eventful road tup \\u •B;id guy Vat Kilmer I Die Quenttn Tarantmo. [H\ "Potpourri" festival spon- (>oo.'Si kidnaps iiio son of ex- sored by Rutgers Film Co-op THE MAN WITHOUT A FACE 1 lAirtner Kim Basmger 10 fora. UNDERCOVER BLUES andN.J, Media Art Center. •Mel Gibson 'itnrs and n;,m>:, IHT oismMnte in a bank ron- •Kathleen Turner and Dennis Admission S3; $2 Rutgers his directorial demit .,111 tin-.. %•!/. IPG-131 Quaid star as reluctant mamed Film Co-op members. (908) tiJUhng drama oboui ,11;"/ spies who are pressed back 932-8482. who bonds with a reclusive RISING SUN Into action - along with their stranger with a delormmi luce. •Sean Connery and Wesley VISIONS OF LIGHT (Documen- baby. (PG-13) Snipes (Passenger 57) team up tary; 1992)/CITIZEN KANE as detectives wno travel to 11941) Sham McDtrmott start In tht ntw tttn comtdy Airborne, which TMEWEDIMQ BANQUET MANHATTAN MURDER Japan to investigate the murder -.; Documentary described as a •Comic tale of a young gay ori- MYSTERY of a woman in the Los Angeles opens this wttktnd at arta thtattrt. Thai's Entertainment! for cin- •* Woody Allan de-emphasi/es offices of a large Japanese cor- ental wno stages a wedding of ematographers is paired with a chard lews and Tracey Uftnm, Wn^sey, (PG) romantic entanglements (hmm, poration. Predictable and unbe- star In this summer romance convenience to Mp a fnend 50tn anniversary restored print of the Onon Welles clatsic wnder why?) for the first urne lieveabfe at the same time, but about ttnnin who minip to wcun 1 fnen card. (PG-13) fun nonettetou. (PG-13) drama and opens the new "fail In a w4iile to present a good engaging stars manage to keep find each other despite being By Night" film series at the old-fashioned comedy about a it afloat. (R) •tM0t SmHh itanto in icreen separated by an entire corrti- WHAT! LOVf 001 State Theatre sponsored by the couple (Alton, Diane Keaton) MANCNWCIPK adaption of Frances Hodpon (PG) TO DO WITH II Rutgers Film Co-op. Sunday, wftQ become obsessed with ine Burnett's nowl about three KBI| icreen btopic detailing HOOD: MEN INTWHTS Seel. 19,7 a.m. at the State death of a neighbor. With An- •Brad on a true story, a father tonerycNdfenwtwrehabllrtatB • E/rol frynn and Kevin Cost- SURFMNMI tfw life of singer Tina Turner, Theatre, 1* LMngttoit A* ftiica Hwton ant Alan AMa. nw's versions of the Sherwood pushes Ns son to be a cham- a (arden. (G) •Ernie Reyes, Jr. (Teensfe Mu- who triumphed over prejudice, enue, New Irumwicfc. Ad- (PG) Forest leaind both get the Mel pton when he demonstrates an tantNinla Twites). Rob Schnei- an abusive husband and bank- million IT.SSRirtien Wm Brooks treatment, with a cast uncanny ability at chess. With der (Home Atone If, Siturday ruptcy to become the queen of Co-o» memben. (Ml) 132- NUOnJLTHINQS tnat includes Cary Elwes (Ihe Joe mantegna, Laurence Fish- •Tom Hanks {&$ and Meg Nijhf Uve) and Leslie Neilton in rock 'n' roll. 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Screenings will begin at movies? lege and Monmouth College, the hand for a screening of his Oscar- fairly accurate) include A Bronx 7:15 p.m. on Mondays in Mor- nominated Passion Pish. Tak (Robert DeNiro's directorial Would you rather just see 12-week symposium begins Mon- ristown and on Tuesdays in Edi- the film before the advance pub- day at AMC Theatres in Mor- Past courses have presented a debut); A Perfect World (with licity and reviews make your mind ristewn and Tuesday at Movie City variety of films, from the offbeat Kevin Costner and Clint East- son, Tuition is $105 for the first six up for you? If you do, there's one in Edison. and low-budget like the Mexican wood); Caiiito's Way (with Al Pad- weeks, $105 for the second six - well, make that two - places And while the course is non- hit El Maruichi to major studio no and Sean Perm); The Pelican weeks, or $189 for all 12 weeks if that can fulfill your desires, and credit, students benefit not only blockbusters like Sleepless in Se- Brie/(with Julia Roberts and Den- paid before the first screening. For give you a little something extra in from Rose's insight into the film- attle, which Rose managed to get a rel Washington) and Wolf (with the process. making process, but also by the hold of nearly a month before its Jack Nicholson and Michelle more information, call (201) 228- Now in its third year, the Sneak input of special guests who were general release. Pfeiffer). 4424 (Morristown) or (908) 571-3457 Preview Symposium is about to involved with the films. 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'Him i^on«c C«y1i Luckittt Place to P/oy/ KENNY DAVERN QUINTET Hear the man the New York Times called AND ENTCRTAINMENT RESORT ' "the greatest living jazz clarinetist" Sunday, Oct. 3 at 3 pm at the Presbyterian Church in Westfleld Moutain Ave. and E. Broad St. Tickets arc $15 or 2 tor S2x on sale ul Cranford and Quimby Slrcci for Zk Classic Collector... Bookstores. ScotchwuoJ Pharmacy or by calling 232-3017. A Special Offering FR Large Pizza when you place your Forbes Newspapers' Garage Sale ad. Only $15 for both 1932 PACKARD TWIN-SIX DUAL COWL PHAETON Complete restoration just completed by top notch craftsmen. A significant car from the personal collection of See Classifieds for details Malcolm S. Forbes. $200,000. Please direct all inquires to Dave at (908) 234-2456. SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY! 14 WMtaKlPtus Fortes Newspapers Sept 1517,1993 BRANMS DANCE THEATRE HtWOuHCTATWNI vative Tempi* and Center. Meet in lot across from Willie's lev- (908) 388-4605 CROSSROADS (201) 984-9158 erne, Bedmlnster, Cost $4. •Ballroom and Latin dancing at Ric- •Discussion groups and dancing at SIN0U FRIENDS ochot Heatth ond Racqwi Club. '908) 722-6863. 7540317 Mornstown Ltnltarlon Fellowship, 8 SOPHISTICATED SOCIALS South Plainfieki. 9 p.m Fridays. •Self-help group at Centenary Unit- p.m. Fridays, Cost $8. (908) 704-1962 Cosl $5. ed Methodist Church, Metuchen, •Dance (jKtet required) at tur- •Dance at Bacar's, Quality Inn, (pfofMikm»H 30-50) 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays. tles, Sheraton hotel, Iselin. 9 p.m. Somerset, 8:30 p.m, Thursdays. (908) 221-0047 WMAfUJCNfNfS Sept. 18. Cost $8. Members $5, non-members $7, •Networking at Sndgewater Manor, (201) 492-9664 FORUM FOR StNQLfS 6 p.m. Thursdays. Cost $12, •Ballroom and Latin dancing at (609) 520-9337. OVERTURES FOR SINGLES SINQLEFACES American Legion hall. Whippnny. 9 (908) 446-2699 (906) 356-6165 (908) 462-2406 p.m. Fridays. •Discussion group (not church- •Performance by Philharmonic Re- Cost for all events $10. SUNDAYS FOR SINGLES affiliated), social hour, and dancing naissance Trio at Basking Ridge •Dance and hot buffet at (•gift 30-59) CUIflC'S AFFAIRS at First Presbyterian Church, Hights- Country Club, 5:45 p.m. Sept. 26, Scanticon-Prtnceton, 9 p.m, Satur- (201) 539-7300 (UM 30-59} town, 9 p.m. Fridays. Cost $6, Cost (12 m advance, $15 at the days. UGi) 736-2714 door. •Dances at Town & Campus, West •Dance (jacket required) at Gover- •Dinner party (casual attiro) in West JERSEY JEWISH SINGUS Orange, and Van's, Freehold, 9 p.m. nor Morris Inn, Morristown, 8 p.m. Sept. 17. Orange, 3 p.m. Sept 26. Cost i?0. (a««t 30-55) PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS Sundays. Men $5, women free. •Dinner at Charlie Brown's. High- MM-Jwtty Ch»pttf 236 •Dance at The Towers, Moun- COCKTAILS AT CREATIONS i,ni(1 Park. fi:30 am Wednesdays (908) 254-6666 tainside, 9 p.m. Sept. IB. «t(M 30-49) 19081257-4639. 679-5418. •Closed dance (members only) at •Dance (jacket required) at Mayfair YOUNG SINGLE (201) 966-0252 •Brunch at Chesterfield's, Holiday Hilton hotel, Iselin, 8 p.m. Sept. 19. Farms, West Orango, 9 p.m, Sept. CATHOLIC ADULTS CLUB New-member orientation at 7:30 24. •CindleliRht dnnce at GMtrons rt'&- Inn. Jamosbufij, 11 a.m. Sept. 19. (•ft* 21-35) Uiurrtni. Madison, 8 (>.ni Cost 514.95. (908) 257-4639. p.m. Cost $6. •Dance at Town & Campus, West (908) 925-6978 Cost $6: jacket required. •Omner at GiovTs, Yardville, 8:30 Orange, 9 p.m. Sept, 25. p.m. Sept, 25. (908)613-1682. PROFESSIONALS •Dance and hot buffet at The Gate •Game night and ice cream social COMMUNITY SINGLES CONNECTION House, West Orange, 8 p.m, Sept. (bring a half-gallon) at Immaculate 26. (»«a« 25-45) MASH (908)221-0047 Heart of Mary Church, Scotch (908) 654-9561 faVfPiPtBlWli •••• WITwUfWW^ •Networiung and business card ex- Plains, 8 p.m. Sept 25, Cost $6. •"Fall fling" dance at Community (908)249-6459 change at Artie's, Mornstown, SOU) SINGUS United Methodist Church, Roselie •Discussion group at First Baptist 5:30 p.m. Wednesdays, Cost $5. Park, 8 p.m. Sept. 18. Cost 56. Church of New Market, Piscataway, (908) 766-1839; 7-9 p.m. YOUNG SINGLES' 1 •Bridge at Central Presbyterian •Coffee fiour dud 'J:\\K:V'J at C; ••< 7.15 p m. Mondays, Cost S3. SATURDAY NIGHT UVE SOCIAL CLUS mumty United Methodist Churcli. AND SOMETIMES SUNDAYS Church, Summit, 7 p.m. Sundays. (ages 26-45) RoSetfe Park. 10 a.m. Sept. 19. NEVER MARRIED SINGLES Cost $3. (agei 25-35) (908) 846-6620 (908) 221-0047 CORPORATE NETWORKING (908) 249-8100 •Gallery tour and dinner, 12:30 SOMERSET HILLS •Dance (jacket and proof of age re- SINGLE HIKERS (201) 539-7300 •Retreat at Cenacle Retreat House, p.m. Sept. 26. Tour of Quietude quired) at Basking Ridge Country Highland Park, Sept. 17-19. Reser- Garden gallery, East Brunswick; din- (908) 774-6759 •Social at Uptown Willie's, Governor Club, 9 p.m. Sept, 17. Cost $10; Morris Inn, Morristown, Gji.m vations suggested. ner follows at Pita House, Manala- •Hike at Mahion Dickerson Reserva- no sneakers or jeans, Thursdays. pan. Meet at Highland Park Conser- tion, Milton, 11:30 a.m. Sept. 19. gtLLADROt HUMMEL t ROCKWELL • AUSTIN • COPENHAGEN • SCUBA Tht Collider's Pkce CIassts start at the Ifollowing locations: Select from a truly impressive KMuehM Edison YMCA grouping featuring IWednesday Evening S«pM5 IwestfleldYMCA OVER 1000 a HJRINES (CRAFTS • ART • ENTERTAINMENT Mon.& Wed. Evening LLAD: ISept. 20 JPLUS MANY OTHER Middft»i County Coflege FINE COJLLECTABLES Thursday Evening ISept. 23 HlgNMtftoriiYMHA Won & Wed, Evenings iSept. 27 • Scotch PtilnsYMCA I Tues. & Thurs. Evening Oct. 7 ...A very remarkable and Important collection, the largest In theTri-State area, featuring many limited edition I*50°° OFF and retired pieces only available at (A Course Fee O I with this ad! UJ The Collector's Place o The Jeweler You Can Trust S Our Prices Are Honest OCEAN EXPLORERS A Downtown' AQUATIC CENTER 071 F?l. I, EdilonPtocc 9 Celebration... Edison 287-2822 I tin r Hrn & GEMOLOGISTS The Collector** Place 126 East Front Street, Plalnfleld. New Jersey' 1/1 Telephone: 756-1774 •Toll Free: I-80O-272-1315 (raindatc for booth rental ft Info - Jl Open MorvSat. 10-5 > 9/2C/33) • KAISER • PRECIOUS MOMENTS • BRADFORD EXCHANGE # Sept. 15-17,1993 Forbes Newspapere Weekend Plus 18 VENTS New Brunswick prepares for above-average book fair f you think the Xew Jersey R< >ok Fair is just foi' Avenue, will host four lectures: 'investigating Na- bookworms, think again. tional Culture" with Robeson 0 pm); "Sexual Vio- The second annual gathering Saturday on lence in America" with Fairstein (2 p.m.); "Fiction I George Street in New Brunswick, sponsored by Forum." a roundtable discussion featuring a panel of the iVeu" York Times and the New Brunswick City fiction writers (3 p.m.); and '"Hie 13th Generation: Market, will be more than an cil./Hwo book sale - Who. What. Where, and Why You Are?" with authors it's music.'fbod. bookbinding and paper-making denv Neil Howe and R.J. Matson (4:30 p.m.). '•nstratioii.- uiu!. :M :VV>J. ;•;.]. a celebration of tho writ- Musical entertainment will include jwifomiances ten word, offering eventhine from rare books to a by the Brunswick Symphony Orchestra, the jazz en- series of discussions IJV ;I panel ot authors, including semble the D.C. Project, and another jazz, ensemble. Paul Robeson, Jr.. and Linda Fairstein. author of Passages, featuring music instructors from Rutgers Sexual Violemr ()if WarAminst Rape. iind Raritan Valley Community College. Last year's event attracted 20.000 people to down- There's also entertainment for children, including town George Street, which will again be closed to puppet shows at the New Brunswick library, appear- vehicular traffic noon-6 p.m. Lining the cobblestone ances by Spiderman and other characters and the street will be vendors, representing both merchants Garden State Storytellers. and publishers, selling new. used and rare books. And don't bother to pack a lunch, because you'll Nearby on Livingston Avenue, the New Brunswick want to save your appetite for the international food Cultural Center will host 'Author How," featuring 18 court, featuring menus from many of the Hub City's authors discussing and signing their recent books. finest restaurants, including the Old Bay, Panico's, Meanwhile, the State Theatre, also on Livingston the Raritan River Club and 2 Albany. Shoppers peruse the incredible selection of books at last The jazz ensemble Passages will perform at the New Jersey Book Fair. year's New Jersey Book Fair in New Brunswick. Craft shows enter high gear in Westfield, Morristown rts and trails festival season kicks into high Highmarching band on Prospect Street. Music at the gear this weekend with a lar^e variety of goods singe area (East Broad and Rim streets) will hogin at on display nt large shows in Wrstt'ield and noon with D..I. Bob Mele. Other scheduled stage en- AMorristown tertainers include singer Jane .Judge and the Tom Opening with a umfaiv -• courtesy of the 80-piece Rrislin Jazz Quartet. Westfield High Sclioul marching band - the West- Children's entertainment will include pony rides, a field Fcstifall of Arts ami Cmfts will feature 30(1 ex- "Moonwalk," temporary tattoos, face painting, sand hibitors, a liveja// i|iiaitrt and 18 food vendnvs noon- art. downs and Alex the miniature hnrse.M Admis- fi p.m. Sunday i!;nn dalr Sept l!fi» alom; Kim, Quim sion and parking are free. For more information, eall by and East Hrnad sinrt- the Advertising Alliance at (!)()8) MR-M or the l>x'al inrrchjMt • aw 1 <'•• 'innmnitv ni'^nni/ationi; ;ilso VvVsttu'ld Chamlx-r of Commerce at (908) 233-3021. plan to partieipatr in th'- H'lrbnitiun. where the Further north, the fourth annual Morristown Con- goods for sale will includr on^ma! designer and temporary Craft Show will take over the spacious hand-painU'rj rluthme. 'ru'-'flni tnvs. pottery, seulp- Mennen Arena Saturday and Sunday. ture. rubk'r stani|i.- (Ml-. ruannnettes. handmade Designed for the whole family to enjoy and with furniture, painting-. plMfujnip.hy and much more. the Christmas season in mind, more than 100 ex- Among the local exhibitors will Maiy IJOU'S Memo- hibitors, ranging from woodworkers, jewelers and rabilia, an antique dealer on F.lni Street showing vin potters to waevers. glass-blowers and photographers, tage accessories and collectibles, We.sthYkt potter will oiler many une-ofa-kind gift items along with Grace Bailry. TH' Firv Ai^- fJ.-ilkrvnn Qmmbv demonstrations of their enifunaking skills. Street. Entluiiiiiii'-M'..- •: .^-:A\] .\I.MIUC Bnunines .> Fund and drink will be avuiable, iind $!!0 tfift certifi- Chocolates and GJ"s Kxtia Innings sports card and cates will 1)0 given away hourly. Show times arc memorabilia shop IQa.m.-fi p.m. daily. Admission is $5 (children under Louis Mendez' unusual earthenware masks are just one of the Music and magic entertainers will roam the area 10 frecj and parking is free. attractions of the Morristown Contemporary Craft Show this following the 12:30 p.m. performance of the Westfield For more information, call (201) 538-6720. weekend at the Mennen Arena. 16 Weekend Plus Seut. 15-17.1993 Weekend Happenings l.irjrfi1; A.i'., ij''t'j!i Viinte, $8 Ot he noor; u-'idfr a If'p. Kid Stuff •2O' nniij.il aricrl 'JIIQA of SOMERSET ART v T .ins ;i' l {,ti\!\ j, !O n.m..5 p.m. ASSOCIATION 1 G'.-pt 18. R;i" 'it *.' Sept. 19 F,ir Hills M'rj'/ourrJS CHARLOTTE'S WEB HARVEST FESTIVAL (908-234-2345 Sen! 19; 1.3:30. and 6 p.m Ir.nKifie N.Tt-.jrp ,i'Hi •OiiWOOF ^ Sl'O.V iHfl S>llP :r!.\orc! Nosh Theatre Science Center r-fiQ'i-5 n.nv S 008? STAMP, POSTCARD, 908 "25 3*.20 AND BASEBALL CARD COLLEC- •i. B 'Anile sno.el. told m a ':letter, 1-5 P "• Sept. 26. TORS OPEN HOUSE S6- mission SI. HARVEST SHOW 3B Noft'i M.nr S' '908' 247 1093 CHILDREN'S ART FESTIVAL 53 Et'iSt Hanover S :'T',T, S"!'11 20 '"30" See Princess, the baby rhinocerous recently born at Six Flags Great Adventure in Jack- 10 an -1 po' Stilt. 19.26 Hjr-tprdon An Center son, where the theme park and safari remain open weekends through Nov. 7. 1201) 326-7000 7 c Lo.-.f CcT.f?' 5t. Clir'nn •floral (ll'Sif>n > jna plent, of WATERLOO ANTIQUES FAIR ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE Vemon KITCHEN AND BATH SHOW plant. 3 p^.. Sept. 25. Free horticulture. 12 30-8 p.m. Sept. 17, 10 am.-5p m. Sent 1-80 E»'t 2=3. Sta'- 'Slifl wdlkprs. clown?, animal •TVH'nrk A*c , Siolr • Hi". 200 AUiuni Dr SinK'fsct FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS 18. Free admission. (201! 364 0010 acts. a'Kiotl'er items v.ith n 19081 322B04V hilus, and otltpf colloctitilos tor (908) 469-6000 AND HERITAGE OF IRISH FESTIVAL •New Jersey's ' •Held for Wio 33rd ycir. 10 circus theme. Rain date Oct. 3. hid, titiiftniR y a m. Si!p[, i?5. •Featurtftg d cumpulert/uJ <'v AFRICAN AMERICANS American Legion post show, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Sept. am.-B p.m S«?f>l. 17, 10 n m 1 Free admission to festival: var- I r' *? iiclnHssiun. vff\ center, nonn-lOp.m. Garden State Arts Center 34 East Westfieid Ave, 18, 19. Admission $4, 5 p n\. 5t'|)l Ifc Artnir iri'i DAYS OF THE PAST Seol. 17, 10 a m -10 p.m Garden State Parkway Roselle Park WESTFIELD FestlFALL ied fees (or activity booths $3 Sept. 18, 10am.-6p.m. Sf!pt. tut 116, Holmdel (908* 352-2280, 245-5144 East Broad. Elm, and r nf ART SHOW AND AUCTION 'OQHI 442-9200 I'^'i ':'iSiC il J ! O .J"Tt)V St.. WPStfifltl JAMES FAMILY Regent.- Hcl(,-i •Exactly wha! it tndicates, 10 (9081906-3036.233-3021 ulf; t Sept. IB. 2 p.m. FERN FESTIVAL .! 'i' C p.m Sept 18, Adults "1CMl"> '••*•• .'.i'- t'vO 1 First Reformed Church sjlt" '."'!!;; L;fif.".f on di't'is jt 1H> '•Vdkw.voiKl SO i'i advance, V at the door: to.'.'-'s CC-tcr, '"-^cn-G p.fV1 f"i^reo8-13 $3. LIONS CLUB FLEA MARKET Scoi 19. f'j:'i :!,.ito Son! 2^ 9 aiywrj St. f f( W'A'nin of f.V'rf;' ..•*: llo'.;ti: 206, (V'!.•••••.'( 1 ! AdniiS'.inn $v 320-7C:o FESTIVAL ON THE GREEN \e.-. Urjrsv.iC * f* p.m. trfiiii. '*; (908) 87'J-J^'JH EASTERN REGION WHISTLING DIXIE '90Ri 545-1005, (90Si 821- $5. 1 1 'With oioct't^si ;" !:'^!'! those fflurS'Stes 'A:''OC 8935 BRIDAL ROMANCE K1 '"0»?Cl, (1 it "' •'" 1) i- S/'ilay r| l*''','^! Oct. ^! ' " Jd^is- r0Q8« -:T5-36"1 Route 22. U'c good v.ord Mft JO] 539-823') MINERAL, ROCK, and puppets. Admission «A tyidal SKM in t'if- \>K AND GEM SHOW Se;:t 19. 19. AOii'ts $10. pto- tjy voluntary donation. i>in Sept 10. Ani-'ii.v p:r ;ir»i.T.'^l S2 r ( 1 1 • " il Nnrt'i A;*, . Fj >,\ •••:'•:! WORLD OF MINI MANIA CIIINFSE FESTIVAL ln JOHNNVTHEK (906) 233-39-lB HohdiT, l' JCIpm! ;>if- *il."i*ff Art', •.. ••:••• •f oiMts, jevvcir, r>'ui ot»io' nosiies 1-9 Soiit". Su'idiiy. Sept. 28. 3 D.m. MH'Cimers Iriji" I'lO p.lSl. 10 382-2135 Union County Arts Center hi) 110. .1 H,-4:30 p.rv. ',.•;)( 18 '*, 1601 frvinp, St.. Rah.vay •OH1 -M? to'eSept. 19 f-ret: jci other nimkitures. 10 a.m.-4:30 '9O8> 499-8226 •ir.ciuilingaChno'nr! •••••• NEW CARD AND pm. Sop! 19. Afl'V.ission 55. r iinc! rfjdt ||\? ir.lftf.il .•' . . COMIC SPECTACULAR discounts n «A ttoii!wdot>r for the yoi;n^. •.-£ !0;»i".Sum.;: ••..-• SG Show SI5. S12.60: miill SH Gnrden ^tntt' !\ukA,i CLOWNFEST 93 bit 135, Cl.ifi- Senwde Heifjiti (•KiRi 703-1510 •UjM.'txii1 cud ;irKi comic book To get your •\V'T»i "ton; Ituin .V)<) f !< wr. Show, 10 a.rn -4 p.m. Sept. 26. Adrmwion $2. 1l Sept. 15-17.1993 Forbes Newspapers WMfcMdftK 17 WteefcendPlus Museums WE MT MUSEUM CUNTON 602 West Front St., Plainfield IMSONNAIWU PriAcflon University HISTORICAL MUSEUM (908) 755-5831 HISTORIC SITE 1609) 258-3788 56 Mam St., Clinton Colonial tone built in 1746 and Main S>, West Oraage Tuesday through Saturday from (908) 735-4101 chronicling New Jersey history (201) 730-9090 i6a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from l- Featuring the Red Mill and other from before Independence to Workshop wH*i Iwantlona of Tho- S p.m. Frw admission. Tours of artifacts of rural America. Open after the Civil War. Open Satur- mat AJva Ediaon. Open awy day museum highlights Saturday at 2 daily (except Monday) from 10 day from 2-4 p.m. Free admis- from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Adults $2, p.m. Western European oaini- am.-4 p.m. Adults S3, senior cit- sion for members, Non-member children and senior cittons freo, ingi, sculpture and decoraiive art liens $150, children $1. admission: adults $1, children FOtTEWlEU* Itom 19th and 20th centuries; •Country flea market, Sept. 26. free. KaMena Rd.t Morrlttown alto pre-Columbian art and an of COOPtR MILL EAST JERSEY (KM T0WNE (201) 326-7645 thk Americas, Route 24, Chester Johnson Park Uving rttstoricat farm wttti Impte- • 'Qoddess and Polis: The Pana- (908) 879-5463 River Rd., Piscataway menu from tht 19th century, thanaic Festival in Ancient Ath- Restored 19tivcentury gnst mill (908) 463-9077 WtdnMday thro# Saturday ana," through Nov. 28. that grinds com and wheat into Village composed of relocated from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday •Photographs ol ancient Athens meal. Open Saturday and Sunday 18th century structures set near from 1-5 D.m. Admiaaton $4 for by Alison FranU, through Nov. from 10 a.m,-5 p.m. through the headquarters of the county farm and Willows rettdenca, 13 28. Oct. 31. Donation, park police. No tours offered at for farm alone; discounts avail- Andrsa Nolan's wattrcolor dtplction of a Rlngoes railroad sta- •"What Photographs LouU Like." •f-amily Fun Day, Sept, 25, present. Gift shop closed until able. Sept 21-Oct, 24. DRAKE HOUSE MUSEUM further notice. tion Is part of the Hunterdon Watarcolor Society's show run- ning through Stptembtr at tha Huntardon County Library. Natasha's Stars ARIES (Mirch2 Ho April l< 22) An expected home delivery may mm signals you receive in business may not be on time. A relative's uncon- FALL CLASSES be unclear. Make sure you know ventional behavior surprise* you. Buys & Sells what is expected of you. A friend Real eatate dealings aren't favored. [New Jersey | Quality Pre-Owned aski for your help. Guard against A friend may be out of tons. Respon extravaginl shopping on impulse abilities in connection with children ISchool Of MATERNITY & INFANT CLOTHING and ovenpendingon pleasure inter- lake priority now. • Best Quality • New Items est!. Honor a social obligation (his SCORPIO (October 2) to ailetl weekend. November 21) Things seem lo be in mm* nvn man • Brand Names • Late Hours TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) a muddle regarding a career en- at VNMI TUN HWHHWHAl Read the fine print on travel deavor this week. An important brochures when making plans for a paper may be misplaced. You are 184 Ml Bclbcl Rd, Warren vacation. Advice you receive (his better off doing things yourself now IJfiOTt (TikeErit36oflRi.7&, week seems contradictory. Behind- than counting on the cooperation of orWancavilkRd.rnMRl.22) the-icene business moves pay off for others. Be low-key at work. you. Don't let one thing going wrong SAGITTARIUS (November 22 lo (908) 647-9009 spoil your whole week. Avoid December 21) Use good judgment Hourv domestic quarrels. when shopping now or you may pur- ... MAFIO:3O-6:0O T.W.Th 10:30-8:00 GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) Be chase something you really don't Sat 10-5:00 down-to-earth and practical where need. Interruptions may interfere THf NUMBER ONf money interests are concerned ihis with gelling down to work. Try not SINGLFS ORGANIZATION week. Resist fly-by-night proposi- lo rush things when you finally get tions. A dale may be cancelled now Marled. A familiar haunt is fun this NEW EXPECTATIONS or a trip may have to be postponed. weekend, hut romance is iffy. Don't gel discouraged or become CAPRICORN (December 22 lo HOMEOWNER SPECIAL reckless in (he aftermath Witch ar- January 19) Try to keep » relative gumenlativeness Ihis weekend. abreast of your schedule this week, SINGLES DANCE CANCER (June 21 to July 22) Don't keep family members waiting MU-ups in communications impede if possible. You may he upset this SAT., SEPT. 18TH Power Wash collaborative efforts this week. week about a financial concern. Try Couples should listen to each other lo be levelheaded in business now. S8 Adm -9 PM Keep your feet on (he ground, ljook Uomc L (Continued from pagt 18) (201) 638-2404 614 Mountain Ave., Westfield (201) 377-2982 •How elder li pmaed, 1:30 p.m. Gardens open every day from (908) 232-1776 Exhibits portray the role of crafts Sunday througi Oct. 31. dawn until dusk. Historical mu- •Restored 18th-century farm- people in the 18th and 10th cen- •Tasto 10 vftrwties of apples, seum open Thursday and Sunday house in the West Reids of turies. Tuesday through Saturday Sept, 18. Rain date Sept. 19. from 1-4 p.m, Adults $3, senior Eliriaethtown. Open Sunday from from 10 a.m.-4 p,m.( Sunday •Morris County Beekeepers As- citizens and students $2. 2-5 p.m. beginning Sept. 19. from 2-5 p.m, fm admission for sociation meeting, 1:30 p.m. •Items from the musuem's col- •Old Westfield through postcards, members. Non-member admis- Sept. 19. lection, Sept 19-Jan, 16,1994. Sept. 19. sion: adults $2, children $1. "Calling Card Weekend, Sept. 25, Gallery talk by Richard Simon at MONTCLAI* ART MUSEUM •Woodworking Discovery Day, 26. 3 p.m, Sept. 19. 3 South Mountain Ave. Sept. 18. •Tribute to Mits Dana's School of MAIN STREET Montclair •Making butter, dipping candles, Morristown, through Oct. 31. ANTIQUE CENTER (201) 746-5555 and washing laundry, Sept. 25. QfttAT SWAMP OUTDOOR 148 Main St., Remington Closed for renovations; reopens N.J. CHILDREN'S MUSEUM EDUCATION CENTOI (908) 788-6767 Sept. 19. 599 Industrial Ave., Paramus 247 Southern Blvd., Chatham Antiques and collectibles from MORRIS MUSEUM (201) 262-5151 (201) 635-6629 two centuries. Daily (except Tues- 6 Normandy Heights Rd. Fantasy castle, a 50s fire engine, •Butterflies on display, Sept. 19. day} from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Free Morristown and more exhibits for kids to UKRTYtOINCC CENTER admission, (201) 53B-0454 touch. Open every day from 9 Liberty State Part METUR HOUSE Monday through Saturday from a.m.-5 p.m. Admission $6 week- N.J. Turnpike Exit 14B 1281 River Rd., Pi&cataway 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from days. $7 weekends: children Jersey City (908) 463-8363 noon-6 p.m. Free admission for under 1 year old free, Group (201) 200-1000 Piscataway Township historic mu- members. Non-member admis- rates available. "Where Science ~ Fun" with seum, with permanent exhibition sion: adults $4, senior citizens •Dinosaur weekend, Sept. 18, more than 250 hands-on exhib- of life In the town's early days. and children $2. 19. its. Open every day from 9:30 Open Thursday through Saturday •Permanent gallery exhibits: dino- •Native American weekend, Sept. a.m.-5:30 p.m, Admission $9 for from noon-5 p.m. saurs, live animals, mammals, 25, 26. exhibit halls, $7 for the Omnimax MIDDLESEX COUNTY MUSEUM model trains, history, North NEW JERSEY MUSEUM Theater, $1.50 for the 3-D the- CorntMut Low House) American Indians, Woodland Indi- OF AGRICULTURE ater. Discounts available. 1225 River Rd., Piscataway ans, rocks and minerals. Cook College •Rea Market of Science, Sept. (908) 745-4177 •"The Classical Revival in Fash- Route 1, New Brunswick 18,19. Daily (except Monday and Satur- ion," through September. (908) 249-2077 •UMU1AMI Mill day) from 1-4 p.m. Free admis- MUSEUM Of EARLY Wednesday through Saturday 4$M«ccullochAve. sion. TRADES AND CRAFTS from 10a.rn.-5 p.m., Sunday Morriitown MULEJt-CORY HOUSE 9 Main Si, Madison (Please turn to paft 20) Qrnk earthenware, circa 430420 B.C., la part of tha "Goddaaa and Polls: Tha Panattianalc Faatlval In Ancient Athana1' exhibit at tha Prlncaton Unlvaratty Art Museum. AFFORDABLE FUN FOR ALL! Index of All Rides Now Only 2 Tickets SAVE! Advertisers 36 TICKETS American Craft Mwkot HIH9 For$10°° Kvd. Wholesale Foods 11 With ThliM Only! llW Vtn 9fM •••• imniiiiiU GoodAnytlm* 3rd SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH •Birthday Catering/Bridal Pages 29-30 oy City Market Book Fair 3 utroloo*m*paMifc Sept. 15-17,1993 Fortes Newspapers Weekend Plus IS «,*. WeotondPlus Museums (Continued from page 19) (908) 463-1633 Nora Chavooshlan, through from noon-5 p.m. Admission Open during library hours, 'Sept. 30. •Juried sculpture exhibition, (3, discounts available. •Dried flowers arranged by through Oct. 31. N.J. STATE MUSEUM Georgia DeBlon, through Sept. RARITAN VALLEY 205 West State St, fronton 30. COMMUNITY COLLEGE (609) 292-6464 •Polish costume doll from the Route 28, North Branch Tuesday through SniwtKiy from Claudia BeiU collection, (908) 218-8871 9 a.m.>4:45 p.m Sunday from through Sept, 30. Tuesday through Thursday from noon-5 p.m. hree MUNICIPAL GALLERY noon-3 p.m. •EiglU "Consiruilio fiscataway Municipal Compltx •Photography invitational, ing. 455 Hoes Lane, Piscataway through Sept, 30, •"The Traveler us . (908) 562-2301 RIDER COLLEGE ptier," ongoing Open to the public Monday ART GALLERY •Photographs l)y worm1" pl through Friday from 8:30 a.m.- Student Center !ogr;ipher&, onj>oini; <1;30 p.m. Route 206. Lawrenccvrlle •Family Day, Sept 19 •"Tontile Print as a Fine Art (609) 896-5327 Monday thruuflh Thursday from •"Nowhere to fin." fw.U'i>, Form," through Sept. 30, noon-2p.m. andG'Bp.m.; Fri- Grace Graupe-Pillord, thruu NABISCO GALLERY day throuSh Sunday from 2-5 Nov 7. River Rd,, East Honover p.m. Free admission. •""Drearn Singers, blwy (201) 503-3238 •Paintings by fialierycurato r An AfrovAmericnn Pr Daily from noon-4 p.m. Free Harry I Naar, through Oct. 3. Ihrough March 20,199«. admission. SOMERSET COUNTY CULTURAL NEWARK MUSEUM •Morris Area Visual Arts Forum, AN0 HERITAGE GALLERY 49 Washington St., Newark through Oct. 14. County Administration Building 1201} 596-6550 NtWJEftlCY CENTER 20 Grove St., Somerville Wednesday through Sunday VISUAL ARTS (908)231-7110 from noon-5 p.m. Free admis- 68 Elm St., Summit Open to the public Monday sion, largest museum in the (908} 273-9121 through Friday from 8:30 a.m.- Garden State. Permanent ex- Monday through Friday from 4:30 p.m. •Historic sites in the county, hibits Include Greek, Afncon, noon-4 p.m., Saturday and and native American art; paint- through Nov, 1 Reception from Sunday from 2*4 p.m. Frte ad- 7-8 p.m. Stpt 17. Ings and sculpture from 18th- VISUAL AUTSOAUMY ctntury America; live animals in Cftad). 8 mini-zoo. Newark Fire Mu- ••'L^ngon tnetdie," photo- Berrue Circle, Pisotaway seum displays antique fireright- B$ck AJfoy, i wittftolof by PlilfllliW irtlst Pstrids Irantino, It pirt of i MNO oxhHmkni graphs by Helen Stummer, (908) 932-7591 ingappmtus. running through S*pt. 30 «t Swain OaJtrtu In througn Sept. 23. Monday throutf Friday from 9 •Art TcgMh* for Mies, 1 •"The JoyM Spirit'1 in *t from a,m.*4 p.m. Free admission, p m, Sept. 18,19,25. 26. (609) 397-2793 Open during club hours, 30. Haiti, ttnutf) Oct. 25. Lecture •"Reassign," group show of •Science Fun fw families, 1 Open every day from 11 a.m.-5 •Pi/Mop by John Chou, HUN1UO0M ART CDfilR gr*du«ti students, through Oct. p.m. Stpt. 16,19,25, 26. Galleries 1. p.m. 7 LoMfCtnterSL, Clinton Sept. 19; aallery tour at 3 p.m. •"Furnishing Choices in the WPAftALLCTY ^ ^ •African and African-centered •Print! by tori A/*$, throu#» (908) 735-8415 Stpt. 26. Non-memtor admis- American Home," opens Sept. Arta CewwN of Wwcatoo ttMnMfcy through Sunday sion It 15. art, througi Sept. 26. S«pt.3O. 102WitherspoonSt. ftUVU-RICDAMMCTUM horn 11 a.nv5 p.m. AdmWon •Cnfti'lnPniieorHands," •Cartoons by Kay Kato, throutfi Princeton 165HobartAve., Summit IKOMUnOHOSftTAl 13, dltcounti aMHablt. Sept. 24-00.25. Sept, 19. (609)924.8777 (908) 273-8787 •"Chcus To-Dayl" ttmu#) Oct. NJ.OUMNMCRAfTtMfN •lurned wood vessels by Tuesday ttirough Saturday from Gardens open daily from dawn Mountainsidt 10. 65 Church 5L, New Brunswick 10a.m-6p.rn, Stewn Levlrw, through Oct. 17, Court St., Morrlitown to dusk. Registration required (908) 233-3720, Ext. 379 •EuropMn posters from ttw (908) 246-4066 •Artists-in-residence show, •Photographs of 1944-51 Tibet (201) 285-6015,691-0345 for programs. Open to the public Monday 1930s-l»5Os, tttroutfi Oct. Monday through Saturday from trough Oct. 6. by Helnnch Harrer, through Open to the public Monday •Docent training, Sept. 23.28. throu#i Friday from 8 a.m.- 10. noon-6 p.m, WALTERS HALL GALLERY Dec .12. through Friday from 8:30 a.m.- OR. WILLIAM ROBINSON 4:30 p.m. Also open by ap- HUNTEROON •Exhibit of paper and book arts, Rut|tri Arts Canler •"Stepping Into Ancient Eftpt; 5 p.m. Chapel Or,, New Brunswick PLANTATION HOUSE pointment. COUNTY UMARY through Oct. 30, Reception fat The House of the Artist IV •New Jersey PrintmaKing Coun- (908) 932-7591 593 Madison Hill Rd.. Clark Route 12, Remington New Brunswick Book Fair) from Shed," through December cil members' show, through •Works by "Five Women," Monday throutfi Friday from 9 (908) 788-1444 4-6 p.m. Sept. 18. •American drawings from tfv (908) 381-3081 Oct. 22. through Sept. 24. a.m.-4 p.m. Free admission. museum's collection, Sept. 18- 17th-century farmhouse built 8. KAMESDEftFER GALLERY CORVtU GALLERY Open dunng library hours. QUIETUOC GARDEN GALLERY •"Inside/Outside," works by January 1994. on what once was a plantation, 6 North Second Ave. AT THE PORKYARD •Hunterdon Watcrcolor Society 24 Fern Rd., East Brunswick Mason Gross School ol the Arts •"The Painterly Pot," ceramics Open the first Sunday of each Highland Park 8 Cornell St., Lambertville show, through Sept. 30. (908) 257-4340 graduates, through Oct. 1. from Europe and Amenrjj. from 1-4 p.m, Free ad- (908) 249-6971 (609) 397-0804 •"Old-Time Advertising" col- Wednesday, Thursday, Satur- WARNER-LAMBERT through January 1994 Monday through Friday Irom 10 Wednesday through Sunday lected'by Lela Memhardt, day, and Sunday from 11 a.m.- ART GALLERY 201 labor Rd., Morris Plains •"A Vision of Hit'hiturt; Kir SETON HALL a.m.-6 p.m., Saturday Irorn 10 from 11 a,m.-5 p.m. Also open through Sept, 30. 5 p.m. Also open by ap- (201) 540-6678 ttw museumssciena1 fi.tHery. UNIVERSITY MUSEUM am,-5 p.m. by appointment. KENNEDY UMARY pointment. Open by appointment only. through June 30, U)94 Kihy Hall, South Orange •Landscapes by Robert Mo/Ian, •Summer exhibition w/40 art- 500 Hoes Lane, Piscataway •Sculpture by Marion Held and •"Contrasts" in art by Daniel •"Amazonian Hiiimrjny: Shipirjo (201) 761-9543 through Oct. 9. ists, through Sept. 23. Krywckl and William Sturm, Pottery and Tenliies" Irom Peru, Monday through Friday from 9 BARflON ARTS CENTER DANI4J0NNTS through Sept. 24. am.-6 p.m., Saturday Iron] 9 582 RahvwyAve., Woodbntlge CAPPUCCINO through 1994. WESTEROARO LIBRARY a.m.-4 p.m. Free admission, (908) 634-0413 3 Main St., Clinton •"E. Plunbus Unurn." Amen&in 20 Murray Avo., Piscataway •Exhibit on the Lenape Indians (908) 735-7737 money from colonial times to Monday through Friday from (908) 752-1166 from 10.000 B.C.-A.D, 1758, Monday through Wednesday the Civil War, through 199'V 10:30 a.rn.-3:3O p.m., Sunday Open during library hours. from 9 a.m.-B p.m.; Thursday OLD BARRACKS MUSEUM fium 2-4 p.m. Dondlion. •Art from Piscataway nursery from 9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Friday and Barrack St., Trenton VILLAGE AT WATERLOO •American Artists Professional school students, through Sept. (609) 396-17VG 1-80 Exit 25, Stanhope League juried show, through Saturday from 9 am-11 p.m.: 30. 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I'm interested 43, attractive, 125 lbs, Qrtek-American, with old- oecaalonal rainy day. Pteaee no fanatics or people BEINOIWQU It NEW TO ME... in meeting a slim, sensitive S/DF, 37 or younger with fashioned values, in search of a Greek or Greek- wrth IhUe time on their hands. Pleate reply Ext. 4333. and I'm scared to death- with AIDS & all the crazies no children to share similar Interests A possibly a American man between ages 45-57. Financially and out there* to why am I doing this?.. I guess I'm tonely meaningful one-to-one relationship, Plsase call tut. emotionally secure with family oriented values for DIVORCED WHITS MALI and I need a friend! So I pick up the star Ledger and 4469. long term relationship/marriage. Only serious Inqulr- 30, 6'1". and professional. Seeking white ftmalt- turn to the personals,.. WHOA! There must be about lea. Please reply e«t, 4462 20's or 3O'i, non/smoker, for friendship fun and ro- 10 pagee full- So how come I can't find one real DEAR TALL, SMART, SINQLE AND HANDSOME, mance. I enjoy the shore, day-trips, romantic times person? I'm a tingle wMte male, 43,5'9" (225lbs), I'm a very attractive 37 year old tall, (unloving red- home or out, and I'm willing to try new things. I want 1 DIVORCED WHITE JEWISH MALE- average looks but very friendly, fun-loving, non- head - adventurous and full of life. I like a man with a 50 yr. old import, non-smoker/drinker, non-religious, to cuddle I make you feel good. Sinctrt I Hontst, smoker, social drinker, very romantic, caring and af- great sense of humor, rugged, down to earth, and traditional values, Intelligent, educated, cultured, own ploiaa reply trt, 3606. __ fectionate, My friends call me Buddy"!! I am also must be financially secure. Someone who Itkea any- business, own home. Average looka, well-traveled, honeat and open, not like 90% of theie ada- I've thing from fine dining to gelling lost in the woods. If multi-lingual, great sense ol humor, easygoing and DIVORCED WHITE MALE been reading what amounts to a bunch of BS. Size, yoine looking for Cindy Crawford, keep looking, If tolerant, childrtn grown and gone. 5' 10", 180 lbs., fit 39, 57, 145 lbs. leeks meaningful relallonship w/S- shape, race, and age do not matter. It you are a real you're looking for a genuinely attractive sincere and active, avid sportman/skler, likes theater, mov- DWF late 20'a-4O, under 5'6 & slim. Easy going, con- women pieaae give me a call at exl, 4167, woman to have a relationship with please respond to iei, reading, music (mostly claaaical), dining, danc- siderate A sincere. Please call Ext, 4517. ext 3604. ing, good conversations and quiet timer I am tired of BIQ BEAUTIFUL GIRL SEEKS BIO HEARTED GUY- THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- having to do the things I like on my own, I am looking Classy, DWF, 33, plus size, blond, blue eyes, intel- CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO tor a slim, no-smoking, Intelligent, easygoing lady, ligent, caring, dio heart romantic. I enjoy quiet eve- TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 3104, FORBES NEWS- 38-soish with similar tastes to share them with me in FOR MORE nings, cuddling up to a good movie, flea markets, PAPERS, PO BOX m, SOMERV1LLE, NJ 01478, LTR. Skier a big plus. Pfa call ext. 4557. long car rides lo no where, muiic and candleliie TNIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- dinners. 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DIVORCES WHITB MALI FIRECRACKER LOOKING FOR THAT SPECIAL WOMAN NEW TO eOMWSn COUNTY 57, 8*11 tuccMaful, financially aecurt, good looking -In search of her match. 41, SJF seeks adverterous, if you tove to laugh, enjoy going out A love huge, 44, divorced wtilte female, htalthcare professional, seeks naturally attractive woman. 41 to 5ft up to 6' daisy gentleman with quick sense of humor who is look no further. I'm a 43 yr old SWM who ie looking busy working on my degree al a weekend college, lor long term relationship. Athletic, buainett Interest, confident enough In himself (not arrogent) to not be for SWF up to 40 to share great times with, I love to finally has the summer off. Haven't had a chance to politician, physician, stewardess. Socialite t piui. tntlmaied by any a confident, Independent, active dance or just cuddle. Looking for a woman who make new friends, I'd like to get back to what I enjoy, Ext. 44*9. lady. I enjoy travel, dancing music, tennis and skiing. wants to be serenaded by my guitar, I'm 5'8,160 lbs. natural living, outdoors activities like biking, hiking THIS ADVERTISER HM CHOMN TO RECEIVE If your a S/DJM, 23545, non-smoker seeking a trail- with hazel/green eyes & I work out regularly & love to long walks, rides In the country and exploring, au MAIL PUASB MUD UTTER AND PHOTO TOt W. fonal. healthy, long term relationship please call ext. travel. Reply ext. 4409 typts of music from Reggae to Blue Qrass, getting 4491 into shape, but most Importantly good and funny TMOUCTtOtft BOX 44M, FORBU NEWSPAPERS, LOOKING FOR UNTAMED HURT conversations and friendship. I have an adventurous PO io» sss, SOMERVILLI, HJ own. GAV SINGLE WHITE FEMALE- SWM, 27, law student, Intelligent, attractive, thin look- nature and I'm open to learning, sharing and having DIVORCED, WHITE, PROFESSIONAL MAU, 37 Professional, 42, adverturous, cute, In love with lite Ing for SF, 2045, Intelligent, independent, attractive, fun and taking risks (I Just returned from a white and still growing. Stable, secure and know myself. In please call ext.3603 water rafting trip In WV with my kids. What a blast Attractive, Intelligent, secure, affectionate, romantic, search of gay female with like qualities. Non-smoker, family man, single parent with aoon-to-be-college- BBvWW*v BBt^QBV although I was a little scared), I appreciate the absur- no drugs, disease free for friendship or possibly dities that life can offer and can laugh at myself, (why bound son, nice guy w/ warm heart ISO S/DWF, Intel- more. Please call ext. 4486 This 52 year old- attractive, separated but available, ligent, earth bouna, good tense of humor, caring, JWM Ie a self-employed professional In search of a else would I write this personal). I'd love to meet a loving, sensitive and nice warm smile for possible GAV WHITE MALE petite, sexy lady who is MUCH younger than I am for patient man with similar interests who wants to ex- LTR. I'm looking for a 50/50 woman, someone I can 31 yrs. old, 5*11.155 lbs., brn. hair/eyes. Somervllle a long term relationship. I am a non-smoker, very plore (the Bridges of Madison County) with me this equally respect and share my intereiti with. I am not area. Enjoy romantic times, Antiques, long walks In light social drinker, with multiple Interests ranging summer. Please respond to ext, 4479. a domlnator nor do I like to be dominated. Good old the city, looking for possible relationship. Looking for from modern novels to fast cars to Vegas. I raised NICE GUY faahloned values w/a little room for mischief art qual- someone 18-31. Please call ext. 3033. two girls who are married and have their own lives. I I enfoy the simple things In life; Ice cream cones, ities t look tor. Creativity and a desire to experience miss having youngsters (not adult children) around movies, good conversation, good books, great din- life 1o the fullest is a plus', but take the lime to rest I WAS ONCE ACCURATELY DESCRIBED AS A the house, so It you have kids, thats a plus. Hope- ners, dancing and good laughs. I'm a WSJM, respon- sometimes!11 am Interested In just about everything STATE OF BEINQ VERB- My favorite hobby Is fully, you are a woman who can mike decisions, sible, non-drinker, financially secure, with a wicked w/ a little more emphasis on the outdoors. Let's go thinking. I am a thirty year old SWF with a quick mind understands the pressures of business, is Impulsive, sense of humor. I would like to meet someone who Is dancing, fishing, dining, tennis, explore the dunes of and a sharp tongue. I love Charlotte Bronte and the tender, has a good sense of humor, can even laugh . comfortable with themself, 'pretty-plaln-Jane"; 35-45 Cape cod or just sit home together and I'm happy. NY Qlants with equal passion. If you are a SWM 30- at hersell, and is willing to do something at the drop years old, 57" & under, no little kids, medium lo Friendship comes 1st and strong relationships are 45 and can hold your own in an argument you may of a hat. And hopefully, you are a woman who needs slender build, moderate drinker, non/tlght-smoker, like good food, in that it takes time to prepare. Rome be my PETRUCCIO. PS. I am also small and cute, both to give and receive lots of affection. If you can easy-going, Intelligent, compassionate, strong- (but wee not built In a day and neither are relationship!. Ext 4609. THIS ADVERTISER HAS CHOSEN TO be introspective and thoughtful, if you like to rough- not domineering) and feminine. Not looking for a one So K you're looking for a nice, lovable, guy to ag- RECEIVE MAIL. PLEASE SEND LETTER AND house one minute and cuddle the next, if you aren't night stand but a serious contender, Please reply ext gravate and annoy YOU for the rest of your life. PHOTO (OPTIONAL) TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX afraid of meaningful emotion or commitment, and if 4170. ' Please reply 4602 or please write, (Picture is op- 4609 FORBES NEWSPAPERS, PO BOX S99, SOM> you are willing to try to work out your hangups (we all tional.) ERWUfrOt have them), give me a call. Please respond to ext. READ MY PERSONAL THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- 4471 DWF, non-smoker, 5' 5", groen eyes, 40ish profes- CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO I'M A 23 YEAR OLD sional, looking for lall, professional businessman. He SWM, creative, responsible & a bit left of center. I'm MARRIAGE MINDED? should be financially secure, likes life, good times TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4M2, FORBES NEWS* Want a child? I want a wife: Let's make a deal...Har- PAPERS, PO BOX 6M, SOMEHVILLE, NJ 0*176. happy dancing til 2 AM or crashing on the couch with and is down to earth with a sense of good humor and a good movie. I'm 5'10". slim, & fairly attractive. If dworking SWM, 28, very fit, 6 t. Very intelligent, sense of reality. Must answer this trivia: How many DO YOU ENJOY MOONLIT WALKS on the beach & suave looking, Prot. needs mousy Country Girl, Cor- dancing until dawn? So do I. I am a spontaneous you are a SWF who has intelligence, ambition, a dimples In a golfball? Please leave answer, brief mes- great sense of humor and like Disney movies, give porate Lady, or In-between, 19-29 or so, to share sage and name and phone number and I will call you professional SWM, 34, entrepreneur, handsome, me- walka, movies, dinner, cuddling, beach, love (a busi- dium build, who Is sincere and fun lo be with, I enjoy me a call. P.S.- Nice legs are a plus, but not neces- back. Ext, 4337. sary, Please reply exl,4480, ness together?) Sacrificing for Bountiful life. Ext. THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- physical fitness, music, sports, & travel. Seeking an 3926. attractive, mature, sincere SWF, 25-34 who enjoys an THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO active, adventurous lifestyle for a lasting relationship. CEIVE MAIL. PLEASE SEND LETTER ANO PHOTO MATURE (BUT FUN) SWM- 33, down to earth, tall, TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4337, FORBES NEWS- Please reply ext. 4551. ______„ TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 44S0, FORBES NEWS- blue-eyes, enjoys outdoor activities- hiking, scuba PAPERS, PO BOX W, SOMERVILLE, NJ 08876. PAPERS, PO BOX <9t, SOMERV1U.E, NJ 0SS7S. diving, the beach, skiing also dining out & movies or RENAISSANCE MAN LOOKING FOR RENAISSANCE /( i>' ihv fmlity itj thi> IM.'./M/JII nut I" pnliihlt iin\ IF YOU READ THIS AD- and think It sounds Inter- watching TV. Seeks SWF, educated/professional, WOMAN ptrtotul aavettsement that may itv ovvrtly itxuai, Mjfgtt- esting • we might have a lot in common • keep read- good shape, 5'6" plus, who would like to try some- I'm a good looking, prof., well educated, DBM w/ no five tndhr offtnsive lo the general public. Thii tenter is ing • still sounds good • leave a message and tell me thing new. Please respond EXT. 44M. children. I am 40 (look 33), 58 tall, 165 lbs. I am inttndtd tolriy for penuniti ads for ii«jj/« who w«u\d about yourself. Attractive female 5' 6" 135 lbs., early MILLIONAIRE WITH YACHT * MERCEDES Intelligent and articulate, and have a healthy sense of likt to tildbliib a rdatiambip uiitf) olhet singltt. 4O's. Fair hair, blue eyes. Professional, homeowner, Not still reading? SWM-30 (looks 24-25), 510, mad, humor. I am also a gentleman w/ solid values, which FURY, FASCINATING I FIT FELINE no children. ISO friend for social things and quiet build (not thln-bui not tat either!) Shoulder length Include sincerity, honesty, and consideration of Very attractive, DWPF. 55', 123 lbs, 40lsh, looks times who is creative, with good morals and sense of Brn. hair, green eyes, enjoys lifes simple pleasures. other's feelings. I have many interests, which Include GOISti. non-smoker, w/lonq blond wavy hair & green humor i * < 's • educated, over 5' 10" athletic, blue Blue Jeans, Rock & Roll, Comedy clubs, camping, volleyball, bowling, tennis, composing music and oyos, lovos dining, dancing A dreaming, Seeks WPM, eyes, 40-45ish, young children. Please respond to Shore, Down to earth w/great sense of humor. Fun playing guitar and keyboard. I also enjoy sci-fi, and non-smoker, 40-50$, with great mind, soul, and ext, 446S loving, Adventurous & a hopeless Romantic seeks occasionally going to movies, dancing and dining body, for the best In ilte. Please ext. 4290 same in an attractive WF 21-35 w/same Interest! for out, as well as spending time at home w/ good IN SEARCH OF REAL MAN Fun, Romance, Adventure A possible long term rela- friends and good conversation. FIT I HEALTHY WHITE MALE Not wanting a "Barbie", NO head-games, attractive tlonship. I am a smoker, Please call Ext. 4515. The Renaissance woman I'm looking (or should have 40, seeks female counterpart for discrete fun & and Intelligent, non-smoker. I am young, crazy, In similar values and Interests and be bet. 27 and 43, friendship. Please call ext. 4558. wheelchair, independent, actress, writer, photogra- MR, RSvM She should be emotionally and financially secure, THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- pher. Likes: music, parties, quiet nights, carnations. OWM 39 tall, dark & ...skinny, great sense of humor, down to earth, have a pleasant disposition and ap- CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO Be young or feel young, NO JERKS! I'm not a frail loves music (esp. classic rock}, movies, football & pearance, healthy self esteem, intelligent, not Into TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 45S8, FORBES NEWS- thing needing assistance, Don t need a man, but long walks, Would like to moet an Intelligent commit- head trips, and as comfortable being a lady as well PAPERS, PO BOX 699, SOMERVILLE, M 06676, want one. Ext. 3607. ment minded woman for friendship & more. P.S. as a tomboy. Musically Inclined a plus. If you fit this Since my sister put me up to this- a handsome tingle description, (are not Intimated by a multi-faceted ITAUAN AMERICAN WIDOW younger brother wouldn't hurt. Please call Ext, 4516. GIRLFRIEND WANTED I would love to meet Mr. Right, (Age: 60-early 70's.) If man) and are looking for friendship and perhaps 9WM, 33, exciting, tall, dark, looks fine, deep, edu- you love to socialize, go out to dinner, visit trie shore, MR. RIGHT? EMOTIONALLY ACCESSIBLE SWM more, please give me a call. Race Is unimportant, No cated, works out, ISO, team minded, caring, SWF, HI go on long walks and generally KEEP BUSY-1 would 36, very young at heart, 6'4, self-employed, a man's smokers, heavy drinkers or drug users, please. Ext, S, for summer fun, museums, walks, movies, defi- LOVE to meet you! Please reply ext. 4165. man, unusually romantic with the right lady, incred- 4603 nltely for LTR, please call ext 3611 THIS ADVERTISER PREFERS TO RECEIVE MAIL ible sense of humor, very, very down lo earth, loves SDWF- 34, blue eyes, brunette, single mom, finan- HANDSOME DIVORCED JEWISH MALE PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO TO: INTRO- the beech. If you are looking for a man (hat knows cially secure, I enjoy camping, Dining out, movies, 42, professional, positive, good shape, romantic, car- DUCTIONS BOX 41SS, FORBES NEWSPAPERS, PO how to communicate, as wet) as treat a tady- don't plays & museums, I m looking for a down to earth ing, many interests ISO S/DWF, up to 42, petite at- BOX eH, BOMERVtUE, NJ 0—76. wait- join me In living within the embrace of Intimacy. SWM, 34-40 yrs. oM, who enjoys the seme things as tractive, romantic, smart. Friendship-Romance rela- I am inking a SWF, 26-39, 5-58, not overweight, myself, If this sounds good to you then call ext. 3618 llonshlp call ext. 4360 JAMAICAN MAU active, slim to petite, old-fashioned values, Joves to 42 yr, old, Physically fit, 55, 156 Ibi Looking for a laugh, Independent, educated, romantic, likes to play SINGLE ATTRACTIVE 37 YEAR YOUNG WOMAN HANDSOME SINGLE WHITE MAU female between the ages of 32-36. Seeking non- In the garden together, making things grow, enjoys SEEKING MR. RIGHT smoker and non-drinker, and a professional who is cooking together, falling asleep In each othtrs arms, He should bo a SW/0WM, educated, financlalty/emo- 35, 5', 6", brown hair, blue eyes, physically fit, great 1 smile I personality, looking tor cute SWF who is tun physically ftt. it you enjoy a good lime call exi. 4162. traveling, snaring adventures, very sensitive, very car- iionally socu/i*, affeciiunaii , lespectful, and inter- A open-minded for exciting relationship. Please call Ing, and be very down to earth & ready for the rela- ested in a friendship and possibio long-ierm monoga- Extenaton 4310 LJFE1 TOO SHORT A IHOULDNT IE WASTED- tionihip of i lifetime. Call Ext, 4334, mous relationship. I'm 62, petite, and have brown attractive, outgoing spirited blonde, romantic, sen- naturally curly hair, and hazel green eyes. I enjoy I AM AN HONEST, TRUSTWORTHY, KIND, CAMNO, •ual A caring desires an attractive intelligent unai- NIFTY FIFTY pleasure traveling, a great listener snd conversation- GENEROUS PERSON Itched mate (4040) to be my friend & lover. It you're nice & fine looking lady. Fit A Fun WWJF seeking alist, dancing, spectator sports, cultural events and I am creative love all kinds of music, song, dance, ready for a long term relationship, then call, let's soul mate for fun & whatever. If you're physically much more. I'm the proud mother of two beautiful hike, nature, gourmet cook. Seeking similar values In laugh a enjoy lite together, Ext, 3605. (and hopefully financially) Fit A looking tor fun, age Is cats (a/Wa "my kids"). I'm very ambitious, compas- a divorced or widowed man 44-55 years oM. Ext. LOOK NO FURTHER, HERII AM! no problem. Nice looking would be fine. Personality a sionate, and adventurous. Desiring a soulmate-not 4172. Very attractive SWF, non-smoker, In search of hand- plus, good sense of humor a must. Please call Ext. just a "playmate," If we share similar Interests and 4511. this "no nonsense" fun-loving woman has peaked I WANT A MAN IN MY UF1- some unbald SWM, 50-54, 57 to 5'9, for 1-on-1 rela- tionship. Interests ire dancing, occasional travel, your curiosity-then call or tend me a note picture Thla 4-year DWF, 49, Irish/German, non-smoker/tight QUALITY WHITE MALE optional). I truly beitev* LIFE IS MEANT TO BE social drinker (seeking seme), misses a special man eves, at home, Call me • you won't be disappointed! Nice looking, 40s, educated, full head of hair, looks LtVEDll Exploring LIFE'S CHALLENGES Is the KEY in my life. I am pretty, Irish, 5'5' medium build, au- Today may be our LUCKY day, Please call Ext. 4327. to years younger A thlnka 20 years younger, solid TO A HAPPY FULFILLING EXISTENCE!) Please reply burn hair, bine eyed, financially secure, college educ. body (should loee some stomach,) considerate, non- ext. 4479. legal secretary, classical music lover, who will make LOOKING FOR THE GIRL WHO WANTS TO BE smoker, extremely light drinker, sensuous, cooks, time deify for us. My Ufcee are many-give me an TREATED RIGHT keeps clean home, very handy, very active lifestyle. THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSBN TO RE* enjoyable man with whom lo do them. We will laugh, SWM. I'm 23 years old, 5'9", blue eyes, light brown Loofcba for brunette, up to 47yrs old, 5'3" to 56", CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER ANO PHOTO hair, college graduate and a sensitive guy. I'm Inter* slim, a Ifflte stacked or willing to be, loyal a consider- TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4475, FORBES NEWS- enjoy life, travel, you will be needed. You're unmar- PAPgRS, PO BOX BSt. aOMERVULE, HJ OSSTg. ried, S'9' to fl'f, are late 40'a to We, coll. educ., ested In finding someone who can be herself, think ate with a sense of humor \ a great smile. Smiling seeking a 1 on 1 relationship, active. Bonuses: Ger- on her own, will try anything from In-line skating, eyes a plus. I'm looking for the quality In a woman, man, btardM, Gemini, work In law or business. Turn- camping at a mountain lake, to relaxing on the couch Her skin color or eye slant are unimportant. Please offs: sexual gorillas, egocentric men. Please reply ' and watching a good movie.-Could you be the girl I'm respond ext. 4169, reply guaranteed. FOR MORE ext. 4477. looking lor? Please call ext. 44^2. THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE. CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO INTRODUCTIONS CEIVE MAIL. PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO (OPTIONAL) TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4161, TOi INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4477, FORBES NEWS- TOi INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4422, FORBES NEWS' FORBES NEWSPAPERS, PO BOX 699, 8OMER- PAPERS, PO BOX 6H, SOMERVILLE, NJ 0M7». PAPERS, PO BOX S99, BOMERVILLE, NJ 0SS76. VILLE, NJ 0BS7S. SE NEXT PAGE Sept. 15-17,1993 Forbes Newspapers Wet tend Plus 23 Central New Jersey's Best Choice For Meeting Someone Close To Home, HIKING IINOLI WWTt MALE SINOLI WHITE MALE SINGLE WHITI MALE- UMIAT CLASSY DIVORCED JEWISH FEMALE- Extremely handsome, successful, crtitivt, spiritual. 31,6'2,190 lbs. likes sports, movies & outdoors. I am Attractive, very fit, 30, 5 9, blue eyes, tun-loving, Here com* the adjectives: Very pretty, Him, dynamic sexy, hip, eoimopolitin, optn minded, honest, com- sincere & honest & have a good sense of humor, I enjoys boating, beach, outdoors, travel, pete * professional, youthful 40 a. S'2, blue-ayes, affection- municative, thick lull dirk hilr. Nourishing, tlngli, work craiy hours 3-11pm. Looking for WF 25-40 with sports. Seeks SWF, 25-33, tor friendship possibly ate, warm, romantic and real. Loves to laugh and Interested In eertout relationship, reaponsible, tarty similar hours & interests, who believes in meaningful leading to a lasting relationship. Please call entile. Eclectic Interests/music, plays, NYC, long 3O'i, no drugs, alcohol or smoking, lor SWF, beauti- relationships, If you're out there-let's talk! Please call Extension 4339. walks, conversation, movies, hugi and cuddles. ful ash blonde-, 29, cnativt, iplritual, loving, tionfif. 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Pleat call art. 4S64, of humor, caring, sociable, flexible, likes music, din- romantic, handsome with good sense of humor, like prefer someone who is outgoing because I am re- ing, travel, warning, movies, reading, Seeks male lo work out and have many different Interests. Look- SINOLI WHITI PROFESSIONAL MALI served. Going places I love Please call 8x1,4295 counterpart with traditional values for sharing laughs, Ing for SWF, 26-35, very attractive, shaptly who is 43, 55", young looking, smart, handeome, good SINGLE BUCK MALE also Into fitness, honest & sincere, looking for a long shape, positive, romantic, stand-up guy. In search of romance, good times I bad in LTR Please reply Ext. 30, 6'4", 210 lbs., athletic, attractive, out-going, term relationship. Call Exi. 4467. S/D Female; attractive, shaply, simillar personal qual- 3325 seeks SBF/SWF for casual dating, must be sincere. ities, up to 40 yeers old. A lady who will be my Please reply ent. 3615. 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Are you looking for a fun-loving, smart end ad- ext. 4360. of a Guy who believes friendship Is Ihe ultimate turn- 38,5' 11,185 lbs, athletic, good looking, family on- venturous woman to be your best friend? If the an- on. So If you are a SWM, 28-36 honestly attractive, anted seeks a slim pretty lady, 24-35.1 love to spoil swer to these questions is "yes" and you are a SWM, SINGLE WHITE FEMALE 26-34, Intelligent and have a kind heart, please reply possess good selt-eiteem, a good communicator & Attractive, 49, blonde, blue-eyed, looking for and pamper that special lady. I'm Interested In a long term relationship, Please respond to ext. 4476 to ent. 45S3, love to laugh give a call! No drunks, druggies or outgoing white male, 46-58, at least 510, who enjoys head games. Great smile & full head of hair a plus. life's celebrations, dining out. entertaining at home, SINOLE WHITE MALE SLEEPLESS IN N.J. Ext, 4510. dancing & good conversation. Only men with a sense 43, In search of S/D/WF, 36-50, for a serious ft LTR. I SWM, 33, Eric Clapton look-alike. In search ot SWF, ol humor & sincere attitude need apply. Please call like stock car races I like to do almost anything. I am 25-33, simplicity preferred* honesty a must. Please WANTED: 1 VERY SPECIAL WOMAN- Extension 4330. 5 9,175 lbs., looking tor a one-on-one relationship. A reply t»t 4552. Secure A stable, I am a 48 yr old DWM with no woman who likes to be spoiled. I like the shore. complications, looking to meet a woman who will SINGLE WHITE FEMALE Smokers OK, kids OK, pets OK, Somerset County SUM, NICE LOOKING DWM, Professional- looking for slim, nice looking, 8/ treat me like a king because I will treal her Ilka a very attractive, 30, 110 lbs., 5'5 w/1 child, non- area, race unimportant. I hop* to hear from you real DWF profneional, aged 32*42, drug-free, nonsmoker, quetn, I enjoy all the traditional activities such as smoker, non-drug user, sincere, honest, organized & soon. Pleaee call Ext. 4322. lor friendship/relationship. Interests include working dancing A dining out, ae well ae leas traditional actlv- neat, secure about myself, Wishing to miet SWM. THIS AOVUmSIR HAS ALSO CHOSIN TO RE- out, tennis, theater & the shore. Pleaee reply Ext. iai. She should be spontanous & affectionate k want must be very attractive, 26-36, S'9"-6'V'I in shape, 34 CEIVfi MAIL PHASE UNO LETTER AND PHOTO Inch waist or email, 0-2 kids ok, non*smoher/drug 4506. ___^_ experience lift from mild to wild. II this toundi like TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4312. FORBES NEWS- you- give me a call. Life le too short to wastel Please user, honeet, polite, not a slob or laxy, must be PAPBRS, PO BOM atf SOMtRVILLE, NJ PSWa, secure about yaurielf yet not self centered, for a SMOKEY MOUNTAIN MUSE reply ext. 3620, _^_ meaningful relationship i possible marriage, if you fit SINGLE WHITE MALE Coot walks on country roads, quaint tea rooms, WANTED: ROMANTIC OUTDOORS MAN all ot the above, then please call em.4294 Handsome, athletic, successful, well-educated, eta- browsing in antique shops, In touch with nature. Are you a S/DWM 35-46, humorous, kind, easy-going, bit, sincere. Enjoys sports, outdoors, tennie, golf, Early 50s, unique well-educated, attractive, Jewish SINGLE WHfTIKMALE honest, romantic, fugged? Do you like horseback movies, the arts A traval. Seeks beautiful affection- widow, likes to travel, en|oys gourmet cooking, art, riding, camping, picnics, Renaissance Fairs? Would 37, down to Mrth, wavey, light brown, shoulder ate, Intelligent, athletic, non-smoking female (26-36) music, golf. Seeks gentleman 55-65 ot quality with you Ilka to teach someone to fish or ski? Then, this length hair and brown eyes. 5' 6', larger frame but who enjoys life, companionehlp, romance I sharing same Intereets. Presently living at Ocean County Sea- DWF Is for you. I am a very youthful, 40, bubbly, not obese, a smoker, attractive, likes cooking, stay- all ot the above. If you're between 57 * 5'7, excep- shore, hope you wouldn't mind meeting me halfway, romantic, intelligent, caring, affectionate, a great con- ing home for a quiet evening w/a movie or going out. tionally attractive, physically fit & deslr* a serious Please call ext. 41«, versationalist with varied interests Including: horses, Works dlff, hours but kind of a night owl. Looking for relationship with a great all around guy who promises THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSIN TO RE- photography, stock car racing, movies, music and a sincere, honest, S/DWM, kids ok, 35-50 who knows to make you happy, Please coll ext. 4402 CEIVt MAIL PLEASE BEND LETTER AND PHOTO how to treat a tady, 5' 10 and over, average or solid TO: INTRODUCTIONS, BOX 4113, FORBES NEWS- much more. I am open to learning and sharing new interests; want a possible LTR. Please call ext. 4470 larger trame, who wants a one on one relationship. SINGLE WHITE MALE PAPERS, P.O. BOX SH, SOHERVILLE, NJ 0SS76. No head gamea please Only serious minded callers Looking tor young female who is pretty, kind and need call- ext 3S06. attractive t want to hav» a nice, meaningful and SPANISH MALE- WHITI W1DOWID MALI friendly relationship with a girl that wants to be 33 yrs old, 5'H",175 lbs., good looking, brown hair, Warm, witty I wonderful. I'm 42 yre. old, 5' 6, 140 SINGLE WHITE FEMALE happy in one relationship. I keep busy physically by looking for a one on one relationship, self-employed, lbs,, In great ahape, have a good job 4 no kids. 22, 58", Enjoy dancing, movies, cuddling a plus! I taking karate h working out a little with weights, just t enjoy the shore a lot, romantic limes, home or out, Interested In meeting a nice lady, should be petite & enjoys, walks, »ve the beach, camping and I adore i.'Mouyh lo look and loel yuod. I am 57 and havo Sincere & honest, Seeks SF, not over weight, old pretty with a great sense of humor. I like music, hiking. I have a bubbly sense of humor & you should long curly brown hair and a cute face. Perfect chance fashioned values. Please reply ext. 3617. sports, play baseball, enjoy eating dinners at restau- the same. Musi enjoy children. I am looking lor a to meet your someone special, tn my personality, the THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- rants & going to movies. I am a smoker. Please call SWM, Mid-twenties, who has a great sense ot humor, most Important thing Is the companion I have. Please CIEVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER A PHOTO TO: Ext. 4330. MUST be able to be open & communicate! Flnaciaily call Ext 3336. INTRODUCTIONS BOX 3617, FORKS NEWSPA- & emotionally stable a must. Not looking tor a Play- PERS, PO BOX 8t9, SOMERVILLE, NJ, 0SI76. WHITI, WIDOWED MALE girl centerfold, Jusl a sincere guy, who is looking (or a SINOLE WHITE MALE Non-smoker, retired 5'5" and I love walking, movies real relationship. Please reply ext. 36U Tall, handsome, Attorney emotionally and financially SPIRITED SLENDER IINQLE JEWISH FEMALE (action especially) and spending quiet evenings at secure seeks tall, very attractive, WF, 2845, for the 5'3", attractive A charming, auburn hair, hazel eyes, home, Looking tor companionship with a special SINGLE WHITE FEMALE 34 best things in life expensive and Free. Ext. 4473. practice in alternative health care. Loves exercise in woman who has a good sense of humor and a sweet warm, bright, ilim 4 attractive, eri|oys dining out, THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- nature, mountains, creative expression, word play, personality, Ext. 4171, good music, & new advontures, Is looking lor n 30-40 CEIVE MAIL. PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO theatre, dancing. Seeks S/OJPM, 35*45, 5'9-H", slen- THIS ADVERTISER HAS CHOSEN TO RECEIVE r old, S/DWM, who is fit, down to earth, & looking TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4473, FORBES NEWS- der, athletic, nappy, honorable, communitlve, for MAIL PLEASE BEND LETTER AND PHOTO (OP- or someone special, Floaso call oxt.3622 PAPERS, PO BOX 6M, SOMERVIU.E, NJ 0M76. love, fun, & family. Please call exl. 4293. TIONAL) TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4171, FORBES SINGLE WHIT! FEMALE SINGLE WHITE MALE, 30, MY FAMILY A FRIENDS NEWSPAPERS, PO BOX 699, SOMERVILLE, NJ SUCCESSFUL, BUT NOT RICH 49, 5 4 120 lbs, haztil eyos, blonde & attractive toll me I'd rnako a great catch, only I don't like going 0S676. __„„ Highly educated, but not an executive. Not tall (5'10), Would like to meet that special tall romantic caring lo bars to meet women. II you wouldn't mind a guy not dark (blonde hair, blue eyes), not handsomo (but WOULDN'T IT BE NICE... and sincere gentleman !o share the simple and liner that could builci you furniture, take you on romantic attractive). Just a normal guy who is good at what ho things in life such as tiowors and candle tight din- camping tups & take you Antique hunting, I wouldn't I! you're an honest, unencumbered, professional man does & believes that lifo should be shared with some- ners A Best friend and possibly a lasting relation- mind meeting you. Incldently, I'm pretty good looking between 39-4B who appreciates a quick-wit and one special. DWM In his 40s would like to hear from ship Please respond to ext too. Please call Ext. 4506. would enjoy spending time with a good-natured, at- a S/DF who appreciates good companionship. tractive, secure woman, wouldn't It be nice to moet? SINGLE WHITE MALE SINGLE WHITE MALE Please call Ext. 4336. I'm a slim, blue-eyed, 39 year old professional, DJF, 28, 5'8", 165 lbs., brown hair & blue eyes, educated, not religious and nol In a state of turmoil. I like the 26 yrs. old, attractive, successful, 5nM0in., straw- TWICE AS NICE seeks SWF, 20-28, with ihe following in common, berry blond hair, groen eyes. I am honest and caring, outdoors, sporting events (especially football), mov- healthy, attractive, athletic, enjoys outdoors, and is 2 Female frionds really tired of weirdos, long-hairod ies, theater, scenic drives, dogs, cats, and almost itred ot head games & bar scenos. I enjoy various freaks, rap stars, heavy metal monsters & other simi- conservative with olef-tashioned values, to build activities from NY City lo the shore. Looking for anyone's cooking. If Interested please call ext. 4606. friendship & possilhe rolaiionship, please call ext, lar types. One SWJF, 22,5't, blonde, blue-eyed, edu- SWF, 21-30 who is attractive, honest, with good 3601 cated. Enjoys working out, travel, movies, the bnach, sense ot humor who is looking for a friendship or a dancing, NYC/AC. Other. SWF, Catholic. 26, 5'S, Liu- YOUNG 69 DYNAMITE WOMAN SINGLE WHITE MALE possible relationship. Please call oxt. 4555. nette, brown-eyed, educated. Enjoys working out, Warm, lun loving bright, wishes to meet senstlve, horseback riding, NYC/AC, rock/blues music, con- caring, opotlve Mensch, to share the |oy ot living. 27 yrs. old. Very good looking, hopeless romantic, SINGLE WHITE MALE Please cm ext. 3621 seeding single female, between 24-42.5'B1. dark hair 29, 5'B, blonde hair & blue eyes, former marine, certs. We are seeking 2 SWM, Bges 25-33 with similar w/ lighl eyes and in grunt shape with many interests weight-lifter, Catholic, smoker, social drinker, la- interests for friendship A possible relationship. We're ***WANTED*** The Ideal lady is smart, pretty and in good shnpo, be) tooed, biker, Mechanical Engineering student. I like looking for U2 Give us a ring on Ext, 4379, 5' and 5'B", non-smoker and non-drug user, race is 50's, 60s & Heavy Melal. Hate Rap & Club Music. Harley man, good-looking, 47-52, clean, unmarried, unimportant, Must bo clean ami headgamors need looking tor SCF, no drugs. Please call EKI. 4329 UNIQUE WWF- who knows how to treat a lady who lives to ride, not apply, Pltaee reply oxt 4604 60, pretty, young looking, vivacious, caring, romantic, needs lo love & be loved, & knows how to treal a SINGLE WHITE MALE seeds refined, Intelligent, outgoing, honest non- man. You must be employed, have other Interests & SINOLE WHITE MALE ~~ 31,5'B", 175 lbs., short brown hair, brown eyes, lives smoking SWM, SO f - under 5111" for genuine long- have a good tense of humor. II you hate your moth- 3t, down to earth, handsome, athletic intellectual, in Flernington area, works in Piscaiaway, N/S, social term relationship. Middlesex county homeowner who er, are crazy, have a bad temper, a superego, are a shy, romantic, somotimos Inlkative. other timos quiet. drinker, Drug/disease free, enjoys rock music, dining loves cooking, dancing, movies, theater, travel, peo- control freak, need more than 1 woman A lie a lot, Like outdoor activities & exercise but also liko to out, movies, outdoors, would like to meet a SDWF pie & pets. don't call. Normal men, please call Extension 4331. relax in peace & quiet Liberal, honest A loyal. Llko between arjes of 26-37, lor friendship, maybe more In THITHIS ADADVERTISEV R HAS CHOIEN TO RECEIVE THIS ADVERTISER HAS ALSO CHOSEN TO RE- tennis, akitng, bicycling, titnoss, nutrition, museums, the future. Woman w/childrenn or Fullligured are MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO TO: IN- CEIVE MAIL PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO parks, theater, history, politics, otc Looking for a more than welcome to respond. All replys will be TRODUCTIONS BOX 4560, FORBES NEWSPAPERS, TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4331, FORBES NEWS- woman to share life wiih. Please call Ext. 4335. answered. Please call ext.3625 PO BOX 6W, SOMERVILLE, NJ 08876. PAPERS, PO BOX SH, SOMERVILLE, NJ 0SS76. 24 Weekend Plus Forbes Newspapers Sept. ID-17,1993 Old is at Old Mill Historic ambience is a pleasure in Basking Ridge By MICKi PULSINELU Culinaty Correspondent orever changing but always remaining the same. That's one way of describing the FOM MK Inn m Basking Ridge. The structure was built in 1763, and has served food since the 1930s. Owners have come and gone - hence the change — but the building remains'relatively un- changed. And for a good reason. It's hard . >vw; * * V?V' to duplicate the appeal of some- thing that old. Real exposed txiams, plaster walls, wide plank floors, low ceilings and large brick fireplaces are part of the charm of The Old Mill Inn. But it isn't just the structure that is old. In the main dining room there are two corner hutches, ($18,50), vermicelli primavera ($12.95) and penne pasta with veal, fresh wooden tables and high back booths that are antiques. Hanging on the mozzarella and oregano with a light pizzaiola sauce ($13,50), back wall are old farm implements, while on the ceiling there are tin Meat selections include lamb chops ($17,50), grilled chicken pallard chandeliers. and Kansas City rib eye with caramelized shallots and roasted garlic The present establishment is owned by Bocina Development from ($16.50). ^^^^ ^^^Hr *^^^^^™y^^^^^^^IH^S^W^P' Basking Ridge. The general manager/owner is Manly Kapps, formerly of Our two appetizers included Apalachicola oysters on the half shell the Raddison chain of hotels, and his assistant is Paul Maurer who ($5.95) and onion soup gratinee ($2.95). The oysters came with two worked at The Office in Basking Ridge. sauces, horseradish and cocktail. My husband ate the oysters with just There will be sonic changes made in Octolier, including a name the lemon juice, but spoon fed himself with the horseradish sauce. He change to The Gram House. 1 probably should have waited but I didn't said it was delicious. know of the change. Rut I went there to taste the food, and I was told My onion soup was delicious. The thick cheese topping, probably the same chef, Michael Slavntsky, will still bo there in October, so I can Gruyere, was excellent. I was scraping the side of the crock to get it all. ^^^^k ^ Ait ^^^^ report on his cooking. For entrees, we ordered one of the nightly specials and one from the The menu is Ameriean/eontinental with a touch of Italian (pasta menu. My husband's menu selection, stuffed veal roulade, saltimbocca selection). Appetizers, seven in all, include southern shrimp cocktail in style, with prosciutto, ham and cheese and fresh tomato marsala sauce lime juice, cilanlro. plum tomato and avocado ($fi.95), two soups, lamb came with carrots, asparagus and a baked potato. The veal was tender bundles, Mediterranean style ($5.75), dams and oysters, and the stuffing and marsala sauce delicious. Salads, called "light l';iiv" on the menu include salmon and asparagus There were two pasta specials that night. One was ravioli with mush- ($7.50), Flund.i citrus with luliciiiM? of smoked duck breast ($7.25) and rooms and walnuts in a pink carbonara sauce for $12.50. And the one I grilled vegetable and tabUiuloh salad (a Middle Eastern dish) for $6.95. ordered, snow crab and shrimp (four large ones) over penne pasta in a You can also have u half order of pasta for light fare. light pink cream sauce $13.50.1 liked it so much that I finished all of it. Entrees include seafood (sovon items from $15.75 to market price for For dessert, my husband had a warm linzertortc with whipped cream live Maine lobster), pasta (tivi? selections from $12,25 to pneed daily for and blue berries. I helped him with the blueberries. the pasta of the day), and four meat and fowl selections {$12,50 for Historical places like the Old Mill Inn have always appealed to my grilled chicken pallani to $17,1)5 for stuffed veal), All entrees arc served appreciation of American history. Two hundred years ago they built with a house salad, potato or rice and a vegetable. structures to last forever. Let hope that the Old Mill Inn will be here for Other selections include yellowfin tuna in a basil perfumed olive oil, another 200 years, lime and fresh dim! tomatoes ($16.25), poached monkfish on a bed of * m Mediterranean salsa ($l5.i)f)) and grilled swordfish with an orange lime THE OLD Mlli INN 225 Route 202, Basking Ridge. (908) 221-1100, sauce ($15.75), This column it intended to tofrom readers about dining opportunities in the Other pasta selections are seafood cioppino served over pesto linguini area. It Is not a review. COME I rUDOCE Presents FR BALLROOM DANCING Large Pizza Sat., Sept. 18 Vincent Joseph's Orchestra 7.11 .on~~. Dinner/Dance $A /^Q(t when you place your Forbes Newspapers' m Garage Sale ad. 7 to 11 :oOpm CashBar w M rl^^ Call For Reservations Tax A Gratuiity Noi inciudDd Arf ^^ Restaurant • Cocktail Lounge«Private Parties Only $15 for both Box 391. R.D. #3. Hampton. 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Importtd Watw Btr 908-722-4180 Ovtr 80 Specialty k Dftif BMM A Jut MM Piitrta • Fancy Dcnerti • Bnadi • Froien Spain Inn • Piscataway, Dance to the Sound Italian Dessert* Gdtto (HaHm he Cmrn) feed 908-9684800 of our Uve Eamfc Mochiccino A Other Refmhini MM Iced Drinks K's Catering - South LUNCH "LITE" FAME 8«pt17th-BudBfttvtf*Elaln« Plalnfield, 908-756-2564 Stpt 24th-EddltDtan Trio 416 Main St. 70 Elm St, MM Metuchen Westfleld Wang's Kitchen • Franklin COACHN' PADDOCK 908-906-2072 908-232-1810 Park, 908-297-2882 Optn7Diyi MM Mon.( Th. 8-10, Fri.-Sat. 8-12, Sun. 9-10 (908) 735-7889 Aranka's - Franklin Park, #• * •Lunch'Dinner-Cocktails 908-297-8060 •Weddings 'Banquets • Patties for All Occasions MM 86 Rt. 1-73, Hampton (4 mi, McAteers - Somerset 908-469-2522 MM RESTAURANT CATERING Nitc Italy Express • Garwood 908-789-9110 MM Somerset Hills - Warren EVERY 908-647-6700 FRIDAY ft SATURDAY MM COMEDY IMPROV Colonial Farms - Somerset. & SATURDAY 908-873-3990 3 Comedians starting NIGHTS MM at 10:00 pm sum**n i« IM IU.N Villa Piancone - South H.«C**ir Plainfield. 908-561-2722 MM 229 William St. • PUcitaway • 908*752-12401 FAX 752-5354 Main St. - Bridgewater 908-526-1420 MM Mom's - Edison, 908-287-2778 MM Jasper's • Ilillsborough Includes: Salad, Potato & Roll 908-526-5584 **** 1776 South Washington Avenue, PlscaUmy 463-1000 Ebbcts - Whitehouse Cftinese Restaurant IF* 908-543-4611 MM Kl-f}; Somerset Marriott - Somcrscrt tand 908-560-0500 MM MM MM SZECHUAN, HUNAN The Exchange • Bridgewater, The Willows - Grecnbrook, Basking Ridge Golf Club 908-526-7090 908-968-2739 Basking Ridge, 908-766-8200 & CANTONESE CUISINE M •••• ••*• Eat In, Tbte-Out or Free Defivcry MM , O'Connors • Watchung, Rosiru's • Bound Brook Carpaccio • Middlesex, 201 rm 1908-755-2565 908-805-3054 MM MM 968-3242 MM Mon-Fri Scarpellino's - Warren, Snuffy's • Scotch Plains, Every N Bound Brook Inn • Boun 11:30 am to 7 Days A 908-647-1728 908-322-7726 2:30pm 6 Brook, 908-356-0052 Eat In or Take Out Person Person I MM Scalzj's - (Westwood) 2000 Park Ave, • South K.C.'s Corner - South I 10%OFF B0%0FP Garwood, 908-789-0808 Plainfleld, 908-755-6161 Plainfield, 908-757-5306 OFF •** MM MM $10.00 or mora . 1/2 PRICE O'Connor's Beef N' Ale - Buzzy's - Piscataway, Headquarters Cafe t«MIIH Watchung, 908-755-2565 908-752-2229 Piscataway, 908-752-1240 523 Route 202 Nort/i, Rortton MM MM MM Sapporo - New Brunswick, Scampl's - Somerville, The Rusty Nail - North 908-838-3888 908-685-1323 Brunswick, 908-821-4141 MM MM 660 Middlesex Ave. Metuchen, N.J. 1 HERB PAMLO'S m RhTAURANr 908-549-2040 DINE WITH US FOR LUNCH OR DINNER IN OUR GREENHOUSE Four Rooms Jor Banquets Lunch & Dinner Served Daily •Bridal 8tiowtn 'Birthdays Live Entertainment Fri. - Sat. - Sun. •Weddings *Ctm Rtunlons OPBNINO • Annlvtfwriei _ , family PIUIM SUNDAY *R«tlrem«nti SOON! Fri, - Sept. 17 - Halfway to St. Patricks Party with Joe Finn DESTINY NU CREATIONS Country 4 50'$ Friday t Saturday Sat. - Sept, 18th - Trax ip.m. to 10 p.m. 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. UNIQUE BAGEL CUISINE Sun. - Sept. 19, Irish Night with the Perry Bros. » Rnwv. Now For th* Holiday* 80 Commwot at. * flaminlton Buffet (Uottod in tha OMUMN* St. Stopping Gantar) I NORTH V088EILER AVE., BOUND BROOK U Banquet Facilities Available Somerset HiUs • Warren, 908-647-5700 Coach N' Paddock prtstnts The Ryland Inn * WhitehouseJ 908-534-4011 Oldies But Goodies Night Cortina's • CranfordJ SAL, SEPT. 25TH 908-276-5749 ••••••••••• •••• 7 pm to 11:30 pm Hunan • Gar wood,| •Prim. Rib and BBQ Rib; 908-789-2450 Rock Dawn Memory Lane with KRAZY MTS DJ ZSttilt KMIN with Sottl!l< Romanelli's • Scotch Plains, Do the Hop,p Stroll, Twist, Monkey,y Fmgg & Slate 908-322-9595 with Fats Domino, Buddy Holly, Chubby Checker, Delicate to MomterOUS Juicy Prime Rib!I **** Dion, Fabian and all the rest. Sinclair's Restaurant Westfield, 908-789-0344 Buffet $^ 1 95 Dance Lip Smacking Birbteuad Baby Biek Rlfa. Dinner & 1 per 8:30 to 11:30 Stela no's • Fanwoodl AdaHtOnlifCindiliU Mmlnlni Dininj Dill), with Soothing Piano 8 908-889-7874 735-7S89. **** I Muiie on WHk«nttt. Froth S«afood, New Pliita Diihet, New Kena!' The Armory - Perth Amboy, | 908-826-6000 MM COACH I PADDOCK 1ir|M4Ml|M. Luneh'Olmir.Co(^(>WMlngi.BanqiM«i.PirlN (or Al OocMbni The Barge • Perth Amboy, | Hun Strut, Whitahouie Station, NJ. 908-534-4611 906-1220 86 Rt. 173, Hampton (4 mi. w«t <* cm**) **** Black River Cafe • Bedminster, | 908-781-7501 nr^ifiii La Stradu • Warren, TOWN PLAZA 908-469-2625 239 NORTH AVE Coachman Inn * Cranford, 908-272-4700 DUNELLEN MM Bobby & Mary's • Piscataway, 908-752-2226 % 908-752-4474 MM Huge Selection ot the Finest Fruits" TVTAtXT K.C.'s Corner - South &A vVegetableM«tflbi«s PiuPluss Delli lNUW Plainfield, 908-757-5306 MM Red Delicious X-tra Large Grapefruit Headquarters Cafe • Piscataway, 908-752-1240 Apples Eggs Small MM The Rusty Nail • North 'dozen Large ' ; ?.8na 2" Brunswick, 908-821-4141 59' > a/99 L| **** venvurst Catari's • Bound Brook, 908-469-4552 Large Red Green Potatoes Cheese MM bellow or White 2n Jb Taj Mahal • Raritan, Plums Peppers 908-526-3655, Morristown, Huge Selection of 201-285-9463 4 Ib./ MM 49' * 59'. Spain '92 • Raritan, 908-704-9292 Hard Candy MM Pizza & Pasta • Manvillc, WhM Middlesex, 908-725-5522, Stpt 15-17,1993 Fortes Newspapers O'CONNOR'S SEPTEMBER SPECIALS \ MONDAY Prime Rib $8.95 r i TUESDAY Prime Rib $9>95 Boneless +* / - WEDNESDAY NewYorkl4oz $14*95 n Vtgtutki fectofetf mm Wine THURSDAY Prime Rib $12.95 aKc with Reason FRIDAY Hew York &Scmpt *lj>7J Marilyn Cormack Y: Senior Prime RQ> (12-5) $195 Continental There is a feeling among All dfamm tadnfc ufcnted trips German-American Cuisine wlnemakerstarathefhostllefeer- * Brad Btr ft Potto Ing, I might add) that wine writ- 'The Stamm Family is at ym service" ers have an unnatural love of cok In wine. O.K., I admit It, I do OPEN FOR LUNCHEON, have a certain tenderness in my COCKTAILS, DINNER, SUPPER heartforaheolthydoseofwood. i I must conclude, however, that 4:304, Sat 4-5:30 Oa the North Shore of the Uke I'm not alone. Many consumers 8OL Prime Rib that I talk to enjoy the vast w/SabdBar amount of flavors that oak im- & Potato parts, even If they're not aware 755-9344 that oak Is responsible. rTTTTTTTT The importance of oak coo- perage Is a history still In the making, Before there was stain- less steel fermentation was done in oak barrels. The holding and aging of wines was often done in oak, although chestnut and redwood were also popu- lar, But even in the heyday of modern technology, oak is the choice of wineries around the world. •V* ' \'::- ' • r What exactly does oak do to a wine? Well, to begin, whether it is used for fermentation or ag- ! • r ing, it adds flavor, It adds com- plexity. It allows you to intergrate and layer tastes. Oak can nave a distintly woody taste, a mild toasty flavor, or can release components whlchadd Vanilla, Butterscotch and a nutty flavor to wine. If the inside of the bar- )'•'*• rels are charred, the taste of wood can become very intense, and carmel flavors may appear. Look at the back label of a wine bottle. If it says it was fer- mented and aged in oak, your sure to smell and taste the ef- Today's innovation, KIDICRANDBURCT* fects, Ifnewoakbarrelsareused, tomorrow's tradition' ANDSUNMEBM " the toasty taste will be more apparent than if older barrels held the wine, And, the various flavors of oak will generally be OW OPE easier to detect in white wines Amoful SlNhhouN" because of white grapes deli- Discover Our New book, AGO00I0W cate nature. In Red wines oak will seem to even out the grape Share a Unique Dining Experience •••»•••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••»• tannins and hold the structure at Caft6 Rancone. Coupon tipim 10/1/93 together. HURW! 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Shapiro-Executive Chef, Manager Graduate of the Culinarv Institute of America 318 William St. Piscataway 752-3171 Member of ACF (American Culinary Federation) 908-494-7779 70 Middlesex Avenue • Metuchen, New Jersey 08840 A FINE CATERING FACILITY 70 Middlesex Ave. piscataway Metuchen Don't (iet Married BEER WINEB 908-494-7779 until von SIT 9PIRIT8 Potato Crusted Filet of Salmon Smalls Tuxedos Call and Order Your Bridal Favors with Lemon Bgurre Blanc Many To Choose From (Butttr Win* S«uc«) Ingredients: 187 ML Botttot... • nwwHomt ' FrilMMtlBrvlorEitnDry) • Mitiui Qrtat WMtom (Brut vim • iMilnook 5 Ea. - 6 oz. 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Ticket* $12.50,$15,$17.50 Back by popular demand Matinee 3PM TickeU $8,110 Celebrating our 65th year JOHNNY THE "K" Produced by Uwsh WaHon TkMs$l5,$l7.5G\$20 A fabulous children's troupadour. Reception at El Hodegon Sun., Sept. 26,1993,3 p.m. After show, tickets $15 O-$6, L-ft. M-$6 "BLINK" 12/4/93 • 8 PM 10//93 • 8 PM A Magic Source Presentation. "SOUTH PACIFIC" UNITED STATES MILITARY (Two shows.) Kean College Annual Presentation ACADEMY Sun., Oct. 10,1993, Tickets $12.5(1, $15.00, $17.50 "WEST POINT GLEE CLUB" 3 p.m. ()-$6,K-$6,M-$6 12/8/93 *8PM American Legion Benefit Rahway Hospital Foundation Presents Tickets $10 GOOD TIME TOT ROCK The Orchestra of St Peter by the Sea See Gary Rosen of the famous Rosen Shonti. 10/9/93 • 8 PM Sun., Oct. 17,1993,3 p.m. lu benefit Rahway Hospital O-S6, K-S6. M-S6 "BLINK" Rev. A. StephenuM, CMdMrtlng by The Magic Source Tickets PETER PAN A full length magic show The Kourlh in u writs of greut children's shows. for the whole family 12/10/93 • 7:30 PM Tickets $K, $10, $12.50 Sun., Nov. 7,1993,3 p.m. American Repertory Ballet/Princeton Ballet 10/16/93 • 8PM JACK FROST REVIEW Laurel & Hardy Film Festival "THE Our Children's Christmas Show NUTCRACKER" Lee Erwin at our Sun., Dec. 19,1993,3 p.m. Tickets $12.50, $15.00, $17.50 Wurlitzcr Tickets $7,50 BEAUTY AND THE BEAST 12/18/93 • 2 & 8 PM Sixth in children's show scries. 10/23/93 • 6 & 8:30 PM A CHRISTMAS MUSIC FESTIVAL Sun., Jan, 23,1994,3 p.m. The Great by the Celebration Singers Johnny Cash Show O-$6,l.-$6.M-$fi Tickets $10 two shows 2 & 8 PM with June Carter (ash 4L1L MERMAID Tickets $19.50, $26.50 Seventh in our children's series shows. Sun., Mar. 20,1994,3 p.m. 10/24/93 «3PM 1/15/94 • 8 PM A Tributr To Martin Ijutker King Jr. The Jan Lewan Polish Show CINDERELLA m\ URN TO Till, SODRU! Featuring Jan Lewan Kighth in children** series. Kvan Coll*^ I Tkkvts$8,$IO,$l2.5O Polish Dance Company Sun., Mar. 20,1994,3 p.m. and Slurring 1/21/94 • 8 PM f>-$6. l.-Sfi. M-Sft Andre Or low it/. A Great Folk and Ratal I.ewandowski SLEEPING BEAUTY Singing Quartet Tickets $12.50, Ninth in our children's series shows. $15.00, $17.50 ONAWINTKKNIGIIT Sun., Apr. 17,1994,3 p.m. Tickets $12.50, $15, $17.50 UGLY DUCKLING 1/29/94 • 8 PM 11/6/93 -8 PM Tenth in our children's series shows. Marlene Ver Planck and Bailie & The Boys Sun., Apr. 22,1994,3 p.m. Sonny Costanzo Orch. Country Music at its Best JA/7,SIN<;IN<;ANII Meet Dan Daniels of WYNY JAZZ MUSIC a! for Absolute Hist Tickets $15, $17, $19.50 DAN CROW (Date to I* anmiunml) BOX OFFICE 908-499-8226 ()=()rdieslra, I=I>oj*f, M=Mezzanine (Balcony)Reserved 32 *. 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Under construction are Time Program geared to select Ibr condominiums ence anxiety when they begin looking gage amount and monthly payments. custom crafted models featuring elegant ap- (resales excluded) al homes. Although they know how pointments you expect from builder's wtwre much money is available for a down Now fully informed, they can make Hie emphasis is quality arid design is luxury. payment, they are unsure about quali- appointments to see homes inlheirprice Castle Pointe is one of llw lowest density fying for a mortgage. range with confidence. Sellers benefit lawnhoriie devek)[)ments in tlw slate of juat 5 because their home is being shown to units \M acre. Square footage range is approxi> Few buyers want to chance signing truly "qualified"buyers, Buyersbcnefil matery 1,700-1,900. Prices starting al$ 129,900. CONDOMINIUMS a purchase contract, only to learn later too from their improved negotiating Come visit Hie Sales Center, Friday thru Mon- that they don't qualify fora mortgage in strength. day or call for appointment anytime at (908) 217 Prospect Avenue, Cranford 276-0370 the amount needed to complete the ****** 463-1245. Ask for James Mnrvcuso. (Mon.Fri, byKp\M; Sat,- No Appt. Necessary, 10-4 PM purchase. While a real estate agent can Whether your plan to buy, sell, invest •Maintenance reduction for u period of 36 months wilt be estimate buyer's potential for obtaining or just need information, call us any- credited off purcha.w price ni lime of contract based on current a mortgage, only the lender can actu- time at (908} 65H-3600 or stop in at 93 Thf? Prudential maintenance fees on given contracted unit, ally commit to an amount. Route 206, Hedtninsltr (iolrlcn Key Henlty A Forbes Newspapers Supplement September 15-17 - 3 »?v I BRANCHWRO RIAMNQTON TWP. ftEAMNOTONTWP. NEWU8TWQ WH MffTY MNNO PAMNTII ILirat OMtam cap* ood tooitd on i CAPf-000 STYLE HOME "HOME PAOPERTT MA M MTNI Muring 4 br, 2 tuN 3 btdroom, madhtd g ftaUb 4 Bdrm horm on 2 Mm «Mi 12 iM DwM nMCRi wMl (Of yOUnQHUIP/• Ofw|f b*l»( ImiMMy. 2 c* ga- tb«nintftanoidpHlun. Gnat looaton. 6fflln.loM.7B | ngt aid trad pmm yvd. 1188,900 LQUHHCKMCI MMIM777 ffli Knowledge is Money. BEDMINSTER Our new homeselling guide is 22 pages SOUTH PLAINFIELD PICTURE PERFECT of valuable information for planning Wonl last! Lowest priced Ednwood In $129,9001 «»Hi»s".ConteniporafYNmhM.Viu)»id the sale of your home. . Walk to Spring Lake! Full bsmt art. gar •ntry, Lg. open fl. plan. Must set. Priced Bay window, canVceil, brick fp, sliders to Mtt. $227,000. BD3174. • Which home fix-ups are worth your time and money. to patio Frmi DR, new windows. Too L MOTSMOOO • Find out where buyers come from I much to list. WA3274. VMMEN OFFICE 906-757-7780^ • Understand pricing strategy • Learn how to catch peak activity • Pull-out chart on homeselling •vv process • Page after page of strategies HILL3B0R0UC!J that consistently succeed. BEDMINSTER FINISHED HEATED BASEMENT Nice 2 BD, 1V, BA. unit w/tm. htd. bsemnl. For your FREE copy of $139,900 Fam rm backs to woods. Close to pool. "Selling Your Homt: A Strattgy Lovely 2 bedroom end unit ol Wood Duck $96,900 WA3215. for Success," stop by your local pond area of the Hills. WMRREN OFFICE 90S-757-77E Wekhert office. i BRANCHBURG OFFICE 908-526-5444 j •,.-••* : SOMERVILLE $114,900 FRANKLIN FRANKLIN $126,500 FRANKLIN $81,800 UNBELIEVABLE DEAL Bnck25lorycon- BRIDGEWATER $399,900 $123,500 Whal could bo bollor than a 2 BD., 2l.'l' JOIN THE TREND! BA twnhse on prime lot' Mamt Irfip' low | ter hall colonial with hi<]h reilngs Original A laryo ; p.icious homo with an doyant mastm "Ihis2 BD, 2 W BA Quailbrook Tmtmw is Jump on ttiR wf>of!hip wnqon and buy asso. fee! Call iixiayi Wonl last1 HD- : moldings lor ttia perron who's handy!! suiio in otw ot thu Iwp.'s nuwest itavulopmonls B003 3921. freshly painted, awaits new ownara! Lots this 2 bedfoorncondo in Quailbrook. You ' Possible busmoss use B003-3918 5806. 8RANCHBURQ OFFICE 906-526-5444 of upgrades! Only $123,500' HB5807. LWLLSBOftOUGH OFFICE 90M7W100 ennf ailord not to' HQ 5601 tBfiANCHBURG OFFICE 908-526-5444 LHIUSBOROUGH OFFICE VOM744100 HILLSBOROUQH OFFICE 906-874-8100/ 1 1 PISCATAWAY PROFESSIONAL SUITE HII i r I Ground-floor condo. 6 years old, 1060 sq. feel, wheekhair acces- PISCATAWAY sible, public bath, watting room, busi- EDISON ness area, storage room, 5 treat- WESTQATEIIII TIME FOR A CHANGE., METUCHEN WALK TO TRAINS ment rooms, physical therapy room, True three-bedrom uinit with two and one No hassle life-maintenance free three- Best buy in Metuchen, 3 bdrms, 11/2 half baths, finished basement, formal din- bedroom, two bain townhouse end unit baths, full fun. basement, new kit., x-ray dark room A private area incl. ing room and attached garage. Pool, club- for privacy.,..pool and clubhouse...noar garage, hardwood floors Si 12,900. | stucty, closets A bathroom. $84,500 house, tennis. $169,900. Route 287. $124,995 024-2567. LEDISON OFFICE MMM-MOO .EDISON OFFICE MM»44800 EDISON OFFICE 908-4W-W00. t METUCHEN OFFICE 9084064200 PISCATAWAY All Offices GREAT STARTER Open Until 9PM HOME! ICHEN SOUTH PLAINFIELD METUCHEN 3BR, 11/2 bth ranch, fenced with COMMUTERS DELIGHT MOST UNUSUAL CENTER HAU patio. New siding, new roof newCAC. WALK TO TRAIN! New 4 bdm Th bath colonial, central air, Colonial. 9 rmt, 5 Bfls, unhw FR/fireplace. tiugv Pull finished basement, 1 -car garage Weichert Delightfully upgraded Meluchen Cape, LR, larmal DR 2 'A ttru, fin hamnt, ?-cw g»BO, bu« fireplace, attached garage, prime loca- in pool, treed bw* yd, dtid «rtd ttrool, near Spring & more. $141,500, WC# 1387 3 bdrms, 1 batn, garage, dining room tion. Must aee to believe $229,900.024- Lake Park. $309,600, WCIM01. Realtors $172,000. 024-2617, 2594. WATCHUNO OFFICE MS-561-5400 LWATCHUNQ OFFICE 908-561-5400 L METUCHEN OFFICE 006-9064200 LMHUCHEN OFFICE 906-90M200 Independent Nationally 4-$iptalta15-17 RealEstate A rwtm Nmpipin flup|ilimn PHOTOS BY DIANE MATFLERD/FORBES NEWSPAPERS The carriage house, above, is currently used as the owner's residence. Bottom left: Graceful windows and wall-to-wall carpeting accent the living room of the carriage house. Bottom right: The kitchen of the upstairs apartment In the main house Includes a fireplace and modern conveniences. The main house of 212 Prospect St. dates to circa 1861, Return to gracious, comfortable living WESTFIELD - Evoking a more gracious large, three-car attached garage is designed bedroom with half bath, and outside deck. in washer and dryer, A dramatic bow win- era, this multi-family property at 212 Pros- to accent the property's classic appearance. Washer and dryer connections are in the dow in the living room overlooks a brick pect St. includes two 19th The main house has been split into two kitchen. There is a foil bath on the second patio. The master bedroom is located oh the century homes, and a se- separate units, each with a private entrance. floor, and a second bedroom and half bath second floor, and there is a full bath with a cluded courtyard, In the first unit, a fireplace graces the living on the third floor, Both units are currently second bedroom. The property lists for room. A dining room, kitchen, large master occupied. Each unit features privacy, comfort and $410,000 through beauty. In addition to the courtyard and ma- bedroom with a dressing room and full A private courtyard separates the main ture trees on the lot, there are also two brick Weichert, Realtors of bath, and a half bath off the kitchen offer house, and accent garage from the car-patios and gardens. Each apartment is Westfield. A main house comfortable living. Extras include a large riage houso, which is currently being oc- equipped with separate heat and water and carriage house both wrap-around porch and a washer and dryer cupied as an owner's residence. units. date to circa 1861, but hookup in the basement. The carriage house features a living room, For more information, or to visit the prop- have been totally renovated and equipped The second unit also features a fireplace dining area, two bedrooms, and a large erty, call Mailha J. Schilling at Weichert, with all the most modern conveniences. A in the living room, a dining room, kitchen, kitchen with separate eating aroa and built- Realtors, 654-7777. A Forim NuMpipM Supptanwit RealEstate Slptombw 1H7 — 5 Close the books on closing trepidations Anxiety and excitement sum up the feel- depending on how the purchase agreement ings of most people who are about to be- is written. Be sure you're covered and famil- come home buyers for the first time. 'Ctas/ng Unvotes a good bit of paperwork. Ram/ing the documents iarize yourself with both figures. The prospect of buying one's first home t Schedule your closing date early in the excites, but the details of what's coming are and mating sure you understand what they say beforehand wf// month. still a mystery. "Avoiding the end-of-the-month crunch "Knowing what is needed to take the final raise your comfort /ewe/ with the process' will assure an easier proceeding where all step toward ownership - closing the deal - - Michael X Lewis parties can devote full attention and time to ensures that happy anticipation replaces your closing," Mr, Lewis said. any anxiety in the home buying process," • Ask your lawyer to provide an estimate said Michael A, Lewis, Northeastern Divi- alimony, child support payments and other you with the documents you will sign at of how much money you will need to bring sion Manager of the Chicago Title and Trust financial claims can derail your efforts to the closinf ahead of time. to the closing table. Family of Title Insurers, u title insurance secure a loan. "Closing involves a good bit of paper- All payments usually must be made in organization. • Complete all negotiations before the work," Mr. Lewis said, "Reviewing the docu- either cashier's or certified checks. There are several preparations you can closinf. Make sure that you, your lawyer ments and making sure you understand Now that you've taken the preliminary make to help the closing for your first pur- and the seller have agreed on who owns what they say and require beforehand will steps, it's time to look at what happens on chase go smoothly, what, if any, property that is left in the raise your comfort level with the process." closing day. • Make sure your credit history is in home, such as furniture, appliances and • Be aware of the buyer's price and the Closing day is when everything is made order. draperies, Also determine who is respon- appraiser's value. official - where documents are signed and Be thorough. Make sure all debts are ac- sible for any necessary repairs. Compare numbers. If the appraiser's price payments are made. Topically, several par- counted for and presented to the lender. • To avoid last-minute confusion, have is lower than the seller's price, the differ- ties are present at the closing: the buyers Failure to be front about matters such as your lender, agent or attorney familiarize ence may be coming out of your pocket, (Please turn to page 7) Experts in Residential Sales 1 Over $58,000,000 in closed sales. This team is working together to serve you better, combining years of success with hundreds of satisfied clients and customers. They sell houses BELLE MEAD $259,900 UNBEATABLE LOCATION Kate Lund, crs Mary Lupini and plenty of Chiming 4 Bedroom, 2.5 bath cotonlal on an ov«r Broker-Owner Manager-Owner sized private cuMto-stcl Wooded rear & green them! acraell NewtottMrnerttetAwonitastinpresttgious Belle Meed Century 21 Worden A Green Classic Country Colonial 409 Rt 206 HHItborough, NJ 08B76 (908)1744700 QARWOOD $210,900 A QREAT HOME FOR RELATED FAMILIES Three full baths, 4 & 2 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, 2 living rooms, family room. High basement. Two separate entrances. Two car garage. Century 21 D.8, Kunma Realty 115 Miln Street CrenfordtNJ (908) 2724337 Call our toll tret hotline for other listings 1-800-497-9108 EDISON - This lovely home offers abundant charm and classic HOME OF THE WEEK details. Boasting 4 bedrooms, 2+ baths, a beautiful formal PISCATAWAY $139,900 ELEGANT COLONIAL dining room, adorable country kitchen, living room featuring offering formeldWng room, spacious living room wHh an antique wood burning stove & much more. All beautifully fireplace, gourmetkrtehen, 3/4bedrooms, 2full baths, basement A touch of yesteryear with modern con- decorated! With these features and the great price, this is the veniences. perfect home for you! $147,000 Call today for details Century 21 GoMtn Post Realtors (908)469-3900 realty center 75 Lincoln Highway (Rt.27) 549-9400 Isclin.NJ 08830 382-2900 Mary Lupini Kate Lund, crs 755-1300 each office independently owned & operated Broker-Owners 6 - September 15-17 RealEstate A FbfbM Newspaper* Supplement The Cornell model Is one of the popular home choices which Toll Brothers feature it their Montgomery Ridge Community in Montgomery. Toll Bros, premier a new model Tod Brother* are introducing their newest luxury home design, the Madison, at Mont- gomery Ridge. The community will consist of 48 luxury homes on 1-plus acre homesites on rolling countryside. The community is in the Montgomery Township School District, which is one of New Jersey's highest rated public school districts. The Madison is a perfect addition to the community. The regal design blends well with Grand Opening II! the luxury homes currently being offered. The Madison is offered in four distinct oleva- tions, One elevation, the Provincial Grand, has a spectacular palladian window in the front. In addition to the Madison, Montgomery Ridge also offers four other models, including Saturday, September IS, 1993 the open flowing Cornell and the traditional Ccdarbrook. Each model floor plan has a number of exterior elevation styles offering brick, stucco, stone or siding. Other choices 11:00 am such as dormers, porticoes, Palladian windows and elite room additions result in dozens of different exterior looks. Prices at Montgomery Ridge start at $354,900, For more information about Montgomery Ridge call 359-8840. * # * HILLSIDE VILLAGE For those who have always dreamed of living in horse country with spectacular views (Please turn to page 8) at Bedminster Single Family Homes HENDERSON, OF COURSE! from $269,900 Pre - Construction Pricing Sales Office Open 1 Urn to 5pm Saturday - Sunday - Monday Call90S-719-2900 Located on Route 296 North Approximately 1.5 miles north of!-287(ExU 18) RENOVATED VICTORIAN FARMHOUSE Developed by: Hillside Village Developers, Inc.. A Brdcmor Company Sitting on 2 5 acres in Hillsborough Township, this house has new kitchen, new halt bath, new roof, refinlahed floors, and more,.PLUS OWNER/BANK OFFERING FINANCING TO QUALIFIED BUYER. 906 874 5191 $239,900 4% 1st yr., 5% 2nd yr., 6% 3rd yr., 7% 4th and 5th yrs. A Fortos NfwipspQii RealEstate September 15-17 - 7 Close the books on closing trepidation (Continued from page 5) That completes work at the dosing table. directly to the lender. help your first closing be a pleasant experi- (alt those signing the mortgage), the buyers' Remaining forms are submitted to the title Though the closing process is involved, it ence. attorney, the seller, the seller's attorney, insurance examiner, who makes a last re* doesn't take very long to complete. Chicago Title and Trust Family of Title title company representative and agency view of the documents and sends them for "Usually, the whole process lasts less Insurers is the nation's largest title Insur- closer or lender. recording. The file of documents is sent to than two hours," Mr Lewis said. "Closing a ance organization, with annual revenues in Buyers must provide several items. They receive a policy issuance. Finally, the home purchase should put the finishing excess of $1 billion and more than 4,000 include hazard insurance*, with a paid re- owner's policy is distributed to the buyer's touches on a positive home buying experi- locations nationwide. ceipt; closing funds (provided in cashier's attorney, while the lender's policy is sent ence. This information will go a long way to nr certified funds): and other documents required by the louder. Sellers brinu mniv documents, including closing statement, bill of sale, affidavit of title, deed, pyyoif letters for any existing mortgages, title clearances, and any other documents required by the title commit- ment. The buyer is required 'n sign i\ number of itjiiii.s. Types vary, kii 'hi; lullmvintf are common for most tr;-'•sa«:iions: mortgage, loan stiitenieiii. Ill'I' i stiitement, W-9 form, and a truth in lending statement SCHLOTT REALTORS After all lbims aiv si^noci. attorneys for both buyer and seller i-xiiinine them, check- ing all details and making sure they're un- derstood by their clients, The attorneys also ow verify that the forms have been correctly executed, "That's when the agency escrow closer, sometimes called the title company repre- sentative or closing officer, comes in," Mr. Lewis said. "He checks the amount stated by the payoff letter to release the existing mortgage or liens, clears the title and is- sues the final closing figures In some •f fo™ ' mm ^ cases, the closing officer may also require a title underwriter's assistance to carry out special title clearances." I11MM Next, the closing officer contacts the PANWOOD lender, obtaining any other needed clear- 4bdrrnranch.2,5bths1fireplcinfam.rrn.recrrn,tcacand ances and confirming that all lenders con- Charming 3 family home located walking distance to train and bus. more. On acre property. WSF4222. Separate utilities. Excellent income. Call for your confidential appoint- ditions have been met ment. WSF4448. PSE&G program lauds builders' energy efficiency The World Resources Institute estimates that the average American household spends more than $1,000 per year on energy in the home. WlfTPIILD $U7,t00 WIITFIILD $S14,f«0 Energy saving measures are an easy way Completely renovated 2 family. Each offers eat-in kit, 1 Immaculate, move-in condition 8 room home in levels. 4 to lower utility bills, and to help the envi- bdrm & bth, Separte utilities. WSF4145. bdrms, 2.5 bths, central air and more. 8 years young. ronment. Prospective new home buyers will WSF4530. find that mor^y-saving measures arc stand- ard in u home recognized by Public Service Electric and Uas Ounpanv's (PSK&G) En- ergy Efficient Home \VVM) program. The EKH program recognizes ni'w single-family humus, townliumrs ,itxl nindomiiiiumcom- munities constructed with products that meet PSFA'U'-- mnj-v HTinnu'y re- q The energy ....vint: mi .IMIIVS include efficiency heating muhin; and water heat- ing systems; insulated or storm windows ROSELLE $115,000 WESTFIELD $1,6*0,000 and doors; added insulation m wills and Why renl when you can afford this large row house or you Resplendent, romantic, classic mansion on 1.25 acres. 8 attic; and srt-Uirk thermostats Equally im- can rent with Ihe option to buy Only 5 years old, 2 bdrrns, 5 full, 2 half baths, luxury kitchen and baths, + portant, every Imur in 11 nnnmunily an spacious bdrms, 1.5 bths, central air Call lor details. 3000 sq. ft. carnage house WSF4220. is inspected t" VWMIV installation of those* eneniy savuu1, nn The EEII pM'.'.iiiin ' aiiutlnT IWvr Move, a purl <>t lSK /s overall t'lUTgy conservation program Powr Moves are WESTFIELD The Westfield Office is the COLDUI6LL simple ways yen ran nUr! ihf environ mont just by rhnngnu', the way you use 264 E. Broad St. #1 COLDWELL BANKER OFFICE energy. 233-5555 NORTH AMERICA For further information on KE!I Inulders SCHLOTT and thi'ir enni'.v•efticirncv nimimmities, I ( oMwrll lUilkft HmlfiilulKult M.ilr An !j;iutU|>peitiiiHl) ' i'm|ijin Sunn' O*rn>! iml O|XMI.'II REALTORS" Friday, SJ a.m,^ 8 -September 15-17 RealEstate A Forbes Newspapers Supplement most prestigious communities. Its rolling models in the Carlisle Premier Series, a col- * * * farmlands and unspoiled natural landscape lection of 90 homes on one of the highest Kaplan at L'Ambinnw is now previewing New homes have attracted many house enthusiasts as elevations in the community's Bernards a limited collection of manor homos set on well as executives searching for an exclu- Township section. one of the last parcels of land in Highland (Contiiiitori from pai?c» Hi sive retreat. Minutes from Routes 20G, 287 "This is a great time for reserving a Carl- Park. 1 1 mid rollim. lulls. The Mvadowtt at Tmvks- and 78. Tewksbury is also known for its isle home,' said Thomas H. Dillon, presi- Since L'Ambianco is designed to bo an bmy will mnkc your d mints come true. great schools, charming small shops and dent of Gale, Wentworth & Dillon Inc., de- exclusive, close-knit community, only 28 Only nitK' nuiL^iitio-ni lutnu^, starting at easy access to major suburban conveniences veloper of The Hills. "Buyers can take part homes will bo developed. Special preview 1 4 S405.Q0O. will i.-Mnipn?! this onc-ol-a-kirul in nearby towns like Bodminster and Far in all the decisions that create a customized prices begin ;it $Hi9,!)()(V U'lUin.uJiil.v. S'Wiii; ii'ini'^ c.x already s'lld Hills. It is only a shurt drive from Princeton finished product and they can contract for "We've been planning L'Ambiance for a and only ti\x* bt> ivnuuu. Ead: huinc at their new homes at prices that reflect early as well as Now York City and Newark Air- long time," said kirn' Kakon, president of commitment," port. Kaplan's residential division. "The timing is a:;d tanv.in: :;:' ":'r;:ti'.'ui;i!^ Huntcrdon For more information on The Meadows at Mr. Dillon added that The Weston, stall- perfect right now fora community like this. Twksbury contact Mike Gleason at the ing at $277,900, is a superb buy. Buyers can Interest rates arc low. The value is incred- Sweeping views itix1 t vicit-'iit from n;ich ii- Clinton office of Coldwoll Banker Sehlott, choose a Weston exterior of traditional clap- ible. We expect brisk sales during the pre- v.iv honiositi .;»n! '!.<• 11nr^nurtttys tui (if Realtors. board siding or brick. A stately paneled view opening,1' sj.it1 iissui'tv- .1 !'::vii"i ,i!u.i u;iiuu;i! hlcuyii1 entry is topped by a decorative arch or Several diMinetivi1 hunu.1 designs with soar- New Jersey is experiencing a renewed Sable, with gabled dormer windows adding "There will never be another community ing 9-foot mhims and r.iasoury fireplaces. sur^e in home building, and buyer interest to the interesting architectural design by like L'Ambiancc," said Mr. Falcon. iirul tin- opjjort'ihi'v !n I'.s.^oini/c atr ;iv;ul- i- blossoming at The Hitls, where Tin? David Minno of The Martin Organization. To schedule an appointment to view the able to each potential homebuvvr. Weston is selling at pro-construction prices. For more infonnation about The Mills, scale model, blueprints and renderings at Towksburv :: ••nc- n!' Ihmvrunn Count1/> The Weston is onr of four single-family call 7a 1-7300. I/Ambiance, rail 24d-7il9i). t MR >•**« !£;*, ' A-TOP PRESTIGIOUS BRIDGEWATER MOUNTAINS : $590,000 i fl"f ill MEDITERRANEAN A circular drive leads you to this custom stone and wood WARREN ranch, nestled in ;i maintenance free woodland of crabapple, dogwood trees and a/aleus on 1.6 acres of properly. This home $1,750,000 boast 4500 sq. fl. of gracious living featuring: a spacious foyer, NEW ELEGANT CENTER HALL COLONIAL Custom built 12 rm delight. (Jrcatrni/marhk'l'l'.nrtna'tlwndws.lilil library, a generous kitchen with the highest quality appliances tray ceil. Master suite: silling rm/marhk' H\ wardrobe rm,dressing including a Jenn Air range center island, planning desk, plus a BRIDGEWATER rm.laundry; Masterhth/jacu//io\Trl(K)kingihcinlns. 4HR/4'/?r>lhs butlers pantry. Some additional features include: three fire- $725,000 nit w/a-ramic Itk; kit w/dining area, fir loa-il brick Fl', all amenities; places, three full and two half baths, sauna, domestic suite, a 4952 Si]. Fl. with 6 HR's, 4Vi baths on wooded lot in executive kil/nffk*. linlcrlainiiicnt rm; kildicnt'tte; library, nfficv. separate deck extending the length or the home, skylights and full type development. A must see (o appreciate home! indoor hut lap|KMtl.vaullt'd|iim'it'i!ings. sliders Awndws on 4 walls; length windows throughout the home, W('#3808. 3-rargar,circdrive I'.-ac A more, (^illftirdetails! WC#I.W Weichert Uranchburg Office ERA Classic Living Realty Weichert. (908) 526-5444 WATCHUNG OFFICE 908-722-1166 908-561-5400 #1 Independent Nationally §1 Independent Nationally PRESTIGIOUS HOME MOTHER/DAUGHTER HILLSBOROUGH HILLSBOROUGH $399,000 $399,000 2 beautiful rustic ranches, ficldsUwe. completely private. Privacy for the entire family in this 12 room honw. lleautiful Main house has 3 bedrooms. 2 full baths, wall lo wall stone 3 acreloton a Ncshanic cul-dc-sac. Six car detached heated fireplace. 2 quarter has 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, living garage. A custom home built to please with amenities room, laundry room k plenty of room for everyone. Call throughout. today to sec this unique property. CENTURY 21 Wordcn ik Green CENTURY 21 Wordcn & Green 409 Rt. 206 409 Ri. 206 JL. Hillsborough, NJ Hillsborough, NJ 08876 .2|,,, m) S74-470O (908)874-4700 / i 1 * t > !• * A Forbes Newspapers Supplement RealEstate September 15-17 - 9 Purchasing power improves in first quarter The purchasing power of both first-time year. The current quarterly figure is the and repeat home buyers continued to im- highest posted since the fourth quarter of prove during the second quarter of 1993. 1973. when the comiwsite 'ndex measured resulting in the fourth consecutive quarterly 137.2. advancement over the past year, according When the index measures 100, it means a to the Housing Affordability Indexes re- family earning the median income has ex- leased by the National Association of Real- actly the amount needed to purchase a me- tors. dian-priced resale home, using conventional Economic conditions affecting all home financing and a 20 percent down payment. buyers arc measured by NAR's Composite The median is the midpoint, meaning half Housing Affordability Index, which was would have at least 100 percent of the in- 132.6 for the second quarter of 1993, com- come needed to qualify for the purchase of PRESENTED BY THE REALTORS OF SOMERSET COUNTY pared to 118,9 for the same time jierind last a median prim I homo, and half would not. "I HAVE A WAY TO SHOW YOUR HOUSE TO THOUSANDS OF POTENTIAL BUYERS." Imagine holding an Open House taht can at tract potential buyers Ifom all 50 states That s the selling power of the ERA MOVING MA CHINE' which links all 25 000 ERA Real Estate Specialists nationwide JUST THE BRIDGEWATER SOUTH BOUND BROOK KIND OF HELP YOU 0 EXPECT FROM A FRIEND A must sou ' al $108,900 • A sliowpkice $129,900 • Ready fur yuu lu move into. As* any participating ERA Broker lor details Immaculate 2 bedroom 2 bath condo This Enjoy this spacious livinn 100m. large eat- end unit featuros OAC. all window treat- in kilhchen. Maintenance Ireo vinyl siding. ments, many upgrades Pool tennis, club- now roof and lull basomont Call to soe MANVILLI house included in a this 3 bedrom nnch toitay" ESTATE SALE NEW LISTING W/LOCAT1OH Start me up! Great opportunity with SOMERSET REAL ESTATE AGENCY this 3 BR. 1.5 bath Ranch located in 360 EAST MAIN STREET, SOMERVILLE desirable Weston Section. Has fin- (908)725-1323 ished bsmnt and 2 car garage. $144,900. ERA American Dr«am, Ktaltors RAfllTAN 908-253-9000 ..Ui£ 1143,000 TWO FAMILY DUPLE • • • • Invest or I've in one unit and lei tenants pay your DUNELLEN mortgago1 All sepaiate utili $159,900 ties, Gross income $15,600 per year Centrally located SEVEN YEARS NEW!! Make Otter This custom 3 Bdrm Bi-Level features 1 Vz bths, CAC, custom 24 ft. deck, & MANVILLE $98,500 beautitul private yard. Walk to schools Ideal for retired couple or a starter MMTAN & everything. A Must See! home. Central location and the $219,000 ERA E.A. Bonlakowski price is right! NVO FAMILY DUPUX 908-968-0700 In a quiet neighborhood Asking Price Mint conditon Alt separate utilities. Ig lot Income is Negotiable $18,700 annually BRANCHBURG Sales-Appraisals $196,000 P.O, Box 216 AU Raritan, NJ 08869 A wooded newly landscaped lot is the (908)725-8013 setting for this 3 bdrm., Vh bath home. LR, DR, center island kitchen, full finished bsmt., garage, new Andersen windows, new W/W. ERA Classic Living Realty *5| 908-722-1166 SOMERVILLE PREMIERE SHOWING" BRIDGEWATER $309,000 A fine home, excellent "West End" GORGEOUS CUSTOM RANCH BERNARDSV1LLE location. Living room w/fireplace, for- Amenities galore includinc) an ll.iluin rnnrhle Complotely reinodeld b year ok! i:apu 2 bnrbeque pit in kitchon, I.1 firopl,'ices, wet mal dining room, cook's delight kitch- new baths, country kitchen :\ txlmis master b Address: 406 Warrenville Road, Green Brook A*hr price: $274,406 TtttK (1992) $3,809 GEORGE PACCIELLO/FORBES NEWSPAPERS Bedroomftbathi: Stt5 This expanded bMevel at 406 Warrenville Road, Green Brook, sits on a lot with mature trees and Open boose: Through John BendaH GRI, CRS, CRC,of shrubs. Wddel Realtors, 8854200, or assistant Rhonda Douglass. Youthful home is ideal spot for family EDISON - This young colonial at 30 Westwood Circle offers per- fect family living with a private back yard and three bedrooms, Listing for $219,000 through Coldwell Banker Schlott, the home also boasts a wood deck and board-on-board fence in a private back yard, Upgraded recessed lighting has been installed throughout the home, as well as upgraded floor covering. Extras include steel in- sulated c3oors, upgraded minor doors and a pantry.' On the first floor are the living room, dining room, an cat-in kitch- en and half bath. Three bedrooms mid a full bath are located on tin* second floor. For more information, or to visit the home call Deborah Ken1 at Coklwrll HiinkiT Schlott in ML-tuchi-n, •W4-77OI). 1 Tipsheet Address: 30 Westwood Circle, Edison Asking price: $219,900 Taxes: (1992) $3,678 Bedrooms: 3 Baths: 1.5 Open house: Deborah AUfiUSTO r MfNlVITiTOimfS NCWSI' MTU.1; Km, 404-7700. . , This colonial at 30 Westwood Clrgle, Edison features a secludod, fenced back yard. The home is 8 years young RealEstate September 15*17 -11 Cml Ikhtar, • ftta uwcufe cated it 99 Route 206, Hillsbor- with Wektot, Raton Basking ERA Aneriun Dream, Real- ough. She is a long-time iwident of Ridfe office, has earned several ton recently celebrated the of- • • • BernardsviUe. awwcb for recent accomplish- fice's second anniversary. Nancy Bury has joined the 01- • * « ments, including a regional award Founded and co-owned by bro- cott Square office of Coldwell Pat Plante, a Fanwood resident, for the most resale listings sold. ker Paul Giannantonio and mar- Banker Schlott, BernardsviUe, has joined the Westfield office of She also received office awards keting director Paul Streifer, ERA A real estate Burjdorff, Real- for the most listings and the high- eight years. opened its doors in 1991 with four professional tors as a sales est dollar volume in July. Ms. * * agents. There are now 22 agents, since 1985, Ms. associate. Richter was also the top producer Yolande Mongno, a sales as- and the organization is com- Bury managed An experi- in the Basking Ridge office for sociate with Weichert, Realtors pletely computerized. Mr. Gian- the Basking enced real estate the most sales during the first six Basking Ridge nantonio and Mr, Streifer were Ridge office of professional months of the year, office has both award-winning real estate as- her previous since 1988, Ms. Ms. Richtcr has listed and sold earned the of- sociates prior to opening ERA firm for two Plante worked 1 real estate for seven yews. Shi is fice's top pro- American Dream. The firm is on years, She was for the Social a member of the Summit and ducer award for the network for multiple listings a member of Security Admin- Somerset County Boards of Real- the highest and the ERA nation-wide reloca- the New Jersey istration for 18 tors, and the Realtors Political Ac- sales in July, tion services network. Association of years prior to tion Committee. In 1992, she Ms. Mongno Currently, ERA American Realtors Million entering real es- earned membership in the com- Dream is handling two tracts of has listed and Dollar Sales Club 1987-1991, tate. She is a native of Union pany's Ambassador's Club, the new executive homes, and an im- sold real estate reaching the silver level. A li- Township, a lifelong resident of state Million Dollar Sales Club at pressive inventory of residential for seven years. censed brokor, she holds the cer- Now Jersey, and has lived in Fan- the silver level, and the com- resales. While the county average In 1992, she tified residential specialist, and wood for five years. pany's Million Dollar Sales and for number of days a home is on qualified for the • * + Marketed Club. She has also re- the market before selling is 123, graduate, relalor institute desig- company's Million Dollar Sales ceived regional awards for both ERA American Dream averages nations. She is a member of the Steve Caporaso has been pro- sales and marketed listings. Club. She is a resident of Pea- 95 days. Morris, Somerset and Huntcrdon moted to vice president of the She has lived in Millington for pack. ERA American Dream is lo- counties Boards of Realtors. (Please turn to page 12) , RANALD C. BROWN 1934 Washington Valley Road, Box 68 MARTINSVILLE, NEW JERSEY 08B36 Realtor-Insurer Stanton Ridge A Golfer's Paradise.. On and Off the Green. / .Ml • Luxury single family homes on two acre lots overlooking private golf course priced from $475,000. • Spectacular setting amidst 5S5 rolling acres with magnificent SOUTH BOUND BROOK $156,700 MARTINSVILLE $199,900 views of the* Huntcrilon Hills. 2-FAMILY ADJACENT TO RESERVOIR! • Challenging IH-hoIc par 71 Spacious 3 bedrooms each unit! Full base | 3 bedroom ranch. 2-baths. fireplace, 2-car merit -great mother-daughter or investment! garage. A groat buy' championship golf course with stau-ol-th-art practice facilities. • Luxurious l6,(K)0Sr golf clubhouse for fine dining and social I/IIHV • Pool and tennis club with 6,000 r Sl cabana clubhouse. Mi $1 • Applications now available for Individual, family and corporate membership. BRIDGEWATER $4.50 SQ. FT. MARTINSVILLE $199,000 c Ran ten WAREHOUSE MULTI-USE 12,000 sq. ft. will alter to suit! Multiple lease Victonan rosidenco or oftice/apartment GOLF combo! Great buy" 3 lull baths! 2-car ga- AND options available. Convenient to Bound Brook COUNTRY Rl. 287 Exit. rage! 1 acre-city sewer, water and gas!!. : CLUB Route 923 HtadlnglonTownship, NJ (908)534-1808 ,\ joint inturr 11} (bamv Ikfettipmtnt {nrfmttUm unit Stanttm Ht^mtht If. The mimiwof ihi* «1vtniwiiwnt i« 10 wilitn mm hlmliim nvwmtioii* A nunIHIKIIDK riMmiton i* mn t uinimi *ml nil) Ihr ptinptcllvc iniftluwMI rniyltnu' wlllimiiuuw An) iniiiit) |>JHII» ilu-ilcvt-lu|XT w(llIwIwklIntnr Lincoln Memorial 6 Venetia Ave., Cranford The fellow on the left with the beard did not live in the Lincoln Memorial. Hie fellow on the right with the Sales beard does not live at 6 Venetia Ave, However, Bill Decker did list that home which $QM in only 2 days for MIDDLESEX COUNTY full asking price! If youfa thinking of buying or selling please call Bill at METUCHEN the numbers below.He will give you the service you Arthur & Carol Roth to Michael J. & Pa- deserve- HONEST! tricia Hallas, 6 Crest Drive, $340,000 Leo Grant to Seung Ho & Ja Young Park, 25 Loan Place, $193,000 COLOUJGU |SCHLOTT* Office: (908) 687-5050 James J. Willerschein et ux to Mark Gat- REALTORS8 Eves: (908) 276-343 tenberg & J. Rumbaugh, 56 Pleasant Place, $230,000 Zcwksburn Sstates Leroy R. k Dorothy M. Terry to Ronald & Ttwhibury Phyllis J. Karlin, 1 Stonegate Drive, BEDMINSTER/OLDWICK $277,000 Uw «qUtrte 18th cant. Georgian Elisabeth Ann Buurma to Melanie N. Ca- 1Mm"HUNTCOUNTY" mamis, 16 Woodwild Terrace, $135,000 mln. from mtjof trim., shopping, & recre. 6000+s.f. custom detailing throughout, 3 carov. & much more) MIDDLESEX $1,060,000. BOM 2913 Sandra Chandlee to George & Mary Shu- COLOWELL BANKER lack, 565 Union Ave., $120,000 SCHLOTT REALTORS Sarah Crouse to Joseph C. & Ann M Bedminster/Brldgewater Area Haumacher, 230 Beechwood Ave., $170,000 908-658-9000 Daniel W. & Alice M. Barczak to Glenn W. k Margaret A. Brenner, 412 Beechwood TEWKSBURY Just once In each lifetime! Magnificent Ave., $153,000 5 yr, old custom country colonial; Gary & Dawn Arrington to Gary Ar- 15,000 sq. ft. nestled on 60 ac; pan- lington, 104 Cap Lane, $29,500 oramic views/pool/tennis court. Richard & Hope A. Jeziorski to Michael $2,450,000 BMD2666 Wieczorkiewicz et us., 124 Cap Lane, COLDWELL BANKER $119,000 SCHLOTT REALTORS Paul L. & Lori A. Boch to Charles A. & Bedminster/Bridgewater Area SCOTCH PLAINS Bonnie Davis, 505 Harris Ave., $145,000 908-658-9000 $279,000 A circular drive shows the way to the entrance porch & PISCATAWAY TEWKSBURY flagstone floored foyer. The living room has a grand picture James & Linda J. Dileo to Darrell & Authentic stone 4 frame home on 25.5 window, recessed lighting & an oak floor. Formal dining Joanne Basketville, 39 Sefton Circle, subdivktable ac; 7 frptcs, 6 BR, 31 /2 room + a dine-in kitchen with ceramic tile floor & sliders to $156,500 baths, heated poo), tennis d, 2 BR an enclosed porch w/awning windows that exits to the Frederick C. Robertson et ua\ to Chingli- guest home, barns & stable w/fenced ang Kan & Lot? Yin, 45 Stelton Road, pastures. $1,795,000. BDM 2541. sylvan rear grounds. "White & bright" carpeted recreation $180,000 center, 4 bedrooms, 21/2 baths, great closet space, double Guy D. & Lillif M. Suabedisscn to Wesley COLDWELL BANKER side entry, garage & a maintenance free exterior. Call us N, Beers, 1886 W. Firth St., $103,000 SCHLOTT REALTORS today for your tour! : i Ruth Augustine et nl. to lie Su Chen, 2ti Jr Bedminster/Bridgewater Area Bristol road, $l6fi.500 908-658-9000 GtUbmto* 22 ytin Anita Wadiak to Antmndte M. Cuscio, 41 KAV of UrdmtHc fervlot Charles Terrace, $117,500 rttALTY.ftwe. Canterbury at Piscataway to Lisa Brenner Weeks, 12 Chelsea Drive, $119,900 REALTOR 232-8400 Canterbury at Piscataway to Rene E. Har- ris Barrett et a!., 14 Chelsea Drive, $124,900 Af°ort)#6 Nnwipipifi Supptomint RealEstate Septtmbir 15-17 -13 CENTRAL JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES APPl 30 YR FIXED 115 YR FIXED) OTHEF\ Ltndtr, City, Phont FEE RATE PTS APR]RATEPT8 APR RATE•PT8APR Accountant! Mtp.WNtehit 8U, M0~ft7-4t1ft 0 7.00 0.00 7.03 1.50 0.25 6.94 B.5O 0.00 6.26 Q SOMERSET COUNTY Amboy National Bank.OW Bridg* MI-M1-I709 200 B.03 9.00 8.87 1.00 3.00 6.53 1.25 1.00 6.09 A Amtfk«n Ftdifil Mtgt, Union •OI-ftM-tftM ISO 5.50 2.00 8.74 5.76 3.00 6.30 175 1.90 6,90 B NORTH PLAINfTELD Donald P. Sullivan Jr. to Vin- Bay City Mortgtgt, Hazltt MI-H4-I7Q0 sso S.25 8.00 8.54 5.75 3.00 6.23 B.5O 2.00 6.70 B Capital Fundlng.Partlppany •oo-Mt-mo 0 7.00 0.00 7.00 9.69 0.00 6.63 5.88 0.00 6.86 H Anthony M. & Barbara A. cent J. Liotta, 39 E. Young St., Cato to Chauncoy B. & Alanna $143,000 Ctnttr Ftd'l 8avfngs,Princtton •00-III-UI7 sso 7.13 0.00 7.13 6.75 0.00 679 5.00 0.00 9.00 A T. Davis, 214*16 Clinton Ave., Emil H, Philibosian to J. Carl Ctntml Mtgt Svci, Watchung MI~7M-0»QO 2S8 7.00 0.00 7.00 6.75 0.00 675 9.25 2.26 N/P A $141,000 Hockenbury, 61 Grove St., Choiet Mortgagt, Morrii Plains IOO-t44-llt1 350 7.00 0.00 7.00 675 0.00 675 4.25 0.00 5.57 A $76,000 Citicorp Mtg. Inc. to Danny Cottottvt Ftd'l Savtngi.Edlton HI- Ml -4l4i 9S0 8.75 0,00 9.75 8.98 0.00 6.38 8.25 0.00 6.25 F John Tozzi to Andrew Ot- Dominguez, 214 Grove St., ComNat Mtgt Svca.Somarvilla •0I-7K-II00 2S5 7.25 0.00 7.25 6.63 0.00 6.63 7.25 0.00 7.25 B $64,f>00 taviano, 411 William St., Countryw»d« Mortgagt .WfftftaW MI-7II-MII BOOa.ss 2 83 8.83 5.88 2 88 6.39 4.25 0.38 6.11 A Grace A, Hcacock to Anpei & $155,000 Xueyu Pan, 258 N. Jackson Jin H. Hall to Scott G. Kin- Craitmont Fad'l Savinga.Clark MI-II7-Q1Q0 $00 a.50 2.75 8.77 8.00 3.00 6.48 3.63 3.00 6.19 A Ave., $120,000' dred, 110 Fairview Ave., $45,000 Dbteton Mtg loan, Roohalla Pk. MO-171-OtM ISO a.7S 1.00 8.85 S.29 1.00 6.41 3.50 2.00 5.85 A Sheila J. Loughlin & W. Baker Emplrt Mortgaga Co.,Somtrvill« M0~7l4-»4t SSO7.00 0.00 7.00 6.69 0.00 6.69 3.25 3.00 5.98 A to Fedl Natl. Mtg. Assn., 26H2 SOUTH BOUND BROOK Equity Fln'I.OW Bridga •00-Ml-MM S2S1.3S 2.90 8.62 5.S8 2.50 6.27 4.19 0.00 6.97 A Rock Ave., $7,500 Anthony A. & Pauline Pod- First Savings Bank SLA, Edison MI-ttft-MM S2Si.50 3.00 8.84 8.00 3.00 6.53 6.50 0.00 6.90 D Eleanor Slyvchak to Vincent esta to Robert H. & J. Van Nos- First Town Mortgaga,Edlson KI-7M-7114 S2Sp.2S 0.00 7.42 6.88 0.00 7.24 4.50 0.00 6.41 A A Talmo, 123 Westcrvelt Ave., trand, 108 Cedar St., $125,000 Qtnasis Mtga Svcs.E Brunswick MI-II7-I70O S78 tt.50 9.00 8.79 6 00 3.00 6.47 6.83 3.00 6.68 B Theresa Hague to Jefferson A Hudson Mortgaga Co, N Bargan MOI7t-tt74 HI?1.50 N/P 8 80 8.25 N/P 6.48 4.00 N/P 6.95 A Joseph E. & Judith Gallagher 1 & Teresa Chin, 119 Clinton SI, 5 86 9.00 N/P N/P N/P to Ana M. Monroy & Victor $117,000 Imptrlal Crtdtt.Parslppany •0I-I4I-I7U 24Stew 2.SS 8.87 6.35 Pena, 91-93 Grandview Ave., Ivy Mortgaga,Balla Maad M4-M4-I4II MO 7.00 0.00 7.00 6.50 0.00 6.90 3.38 9.00 6.01 A $127,700 Kay Corp Mtga.Lauranca Harbor MI-III-M7I 295 «,5O 2.50 8.71 6.00 2.00 6.46 3.63 175 6.12 A ( WARREN Grace E. O Brien to Robert •M-MI-MIO 300 1.50 3.28 8.82 a.i9 2 50 6.52 3.95 2.00 6.20 A Richard A. & Margaret Mau- King Mortgaga Corp., Clifton Ianniello, 196 Grove St., $67,000 0.00 6.63 0.00 6.88 H lick to Richard H. & Elizabeth Managamtnt Mtg CorptMatawan Nl-144)-0900 0 179 0.00 6.88 1.38 6.56 Fedl, Home Loan Mtg. Corp, Manor Mtga Corp, Parslppany 101-114-0040 228 |7.13 0.00 7.19 1.63 000 6.63 7.25 0.00 7.25 B to Gerald Grillo, 515 Mountain Bachert, 34 Morning Glory Marldlan Mortgaga,Edlson MO-111-1107 265 1.45 2.50 6.79 1.00 2.50 6.45 6.88 1.50 7.08 B Ave., $93,730 Road, $120,000 Joan E. Mansolino to Gregory Prank & Gertrude Orlando to Matropolltan Mtga Svo.Fraahold NI-tM-HM 350 1.29 9.00 6.54 575 9.00 6.23 5.00 9.00 5.27 J & Elizabeth Gmnrath, 530 Waif, Gary & Tern Ascolese, 8 Moun- Monarch Svgs Bank FSB.CIark M0-U4-M0S 2M 1.50 9.00 6.80 1.00 9.00 6.92 9.75 9.00 6.19 A ield Road, $106,500 tain Trail, $534,500 Morgan Carlton Fin'l, MaUwsn •oo-Mt-tno 0 1.S9 1.50 6.74 1.25 1.50 6.98 9.50 1.N 5.69 A Raymond T. & Eileen A. Dolores Miller to Carlos M. & Mortgaga Monay Mart, Edison MO-141 -0*01 0 1.25 9.25 8.54 575 9.19 6.29 9.00 9.00 5.95 A Steitz to Thomas Kushner & S. Amparo Cobo, 7 Wilson Ave., Naway Financial Svc.N PlainflaM MI-7W-MM 2S9|7.13 0.00 7.19 1.75 0.00 675 7.50 0.00 7.50 P $107,000 Friedman, 16 Red Hill Road, $292,500 Naw Cantury Mtga,E. Brunswick MI-atO-4100 975 1.SS 0.00 6.91 1.50 0.00 6.51 MOO 0.00 4.01 A Raymond D. Klimowitz et ux, 6.92 B to Martir Gonzalez et al., 142.050 Bradford L. & Carol Berglind NJ Homo Funding Qroup,Edlson MI-S4I-44M 0 1.M 9.00 6.67 0.86 9.00 6 35 1.69 9.00 Donald Bahnck to Alejandro to Stephen & taurie Marchel, 18 NJ Savings Bank.Somarvlllt Ml-711-0100 325 1.S3 2.25 6.65 1.98 1.00 6.35 9.66 1.00 5.98 A & lily Salazar, 48 Harrison W. Deerwood Trail, $540,000 Paint Wfcbbw Mtga.Cranford MI-t7l-OI4« 975 1.50 2.50 6.75 1.19 2.80 6.99 9.75 1.79 6.14 A Ave., $165,000 William Horvath to County of R & J Mortgaga.Udgawood •00 - 741-71M 300 1.25 2.89 6.77 575 2.88 6.46 9.98 2.25 6.09 A Somerset, 130 Mount Bethel Royal Mortgaga.E Brunswick MO-MI-ltN 995 1.S3 9.00 6.92 7.00 9.00 7.49 6.78 0.00 6.75 M RAMTAN Road, $9,665 0.00 6.69 4.25 0.00 4.25 A Frank J. & Deborah A. Rubito Edward J. & Karen R. Simnor Royal Mortgaga, Morristown IO0-IS1 SII2 395 [7.00 0.00 7.00 1.63 to Kenneth A. & Linda C. An- to Harold D. Maurer & D. Fa- Souroa Mortgaga, Somarvilta MO-IN-1IIO 325|7.00 0.00 7.00 1.63 0.00 6.69 7.25 0.00 7.25 D thony, 217 Bell Ave., $179,000 vorito, 159 Old Stirling Road, Sourct Ona Mtga Svcs.Cranford MI-7M-4117 0|e.5O 3.00 6.85 1.00 9.00 8.58 9.50 9.00 6.99 A John D. & Deborah Fifick to $229,700 Summit Mortgaga Co., Crarrford 0M-70f-UU 350|e.S3 3.00 6.92 1.19 9.00 6.61 4.50 0.00 5.97 A LULUS & Munika Luine, 805 Leonard & Lorraine Visotski Ml-171-MM N/P 1.50 3.00 6.81 1.00 3.00 6 30 3.30 9.00 6.69 A PlainAcM Ave., $164,900 TMC to John Russo, 70 Sawmill 3.00 653 6.13 3.00 6.55 N Emerico J. & Marie J. Demaio Watchung Hills Bank.Warran Ml-IOI MOO 300 1.38 3.00 6J0 1.00 Road, $455,000 Worco Financial Svc, Warran Ml-Ml-SIM 75|j7.37 0.00 7.25 7.13 0.00 7.00 4.13 0.00 N/P A to James & Maryann M. Iivak, Henry L. & Sandra L. Mayer 13 Third St., $134,000 to Eric L. & Adrianne J. Stewart, (A}1 YR ARM (B)30 Yfl JUMBO (C)5/25 $168,000 to Ignacio M. & Mara A. Machado, St., $235,000 Ming Liu & Jui-T Chou, 103 Pleas- Joseph S. & Lois T. Fasso to 14 Frazer Place, $203,500 Francis S. & Anne Rossi to ant Ave., $185,000 UNION COUNTY Gerald & Maureen Cassidy, 24 Kenneth Bohannon & K. VanGuillermo & Sara Alvarez, 146 Seneca Ave., $224,000 Rye to Robert J. & Joanne Tron- North Ave., $250,000 GARWOOD W7T of Arthur W. Hewitt et al to cali, 4 Harold Johnson Place, Laura E. Urban to Brian L Whit- Charles L. Jr. & Barbara Tombs CRANFORD Phillip A. Wichner, 11 W. South $154,000 ney & J. Summerly, 32 Poplar to Rolando Zeron Jr. & J. Grenga, Mark A & Donna A. Tryon to Ave, $92,000 Richard K & Paula W. Johnston Place, $168,000 511 Center St., $153,000 John J. & Shusta Oblachinski, 414 John M. & Lucie N. Kunka to to Thomas J, & Donna L. Wilks, Joseph W. Hennessey to Russell Casino Ave., $2 f 0,000 Carl & Joanne M. Trcboschi, 305 101 Spring Garden St., $305,000 t. Ill & Karen Kcrby, 178 Russell Estate of Ann Wojtkiewicz to Christopher & Donna Hartman Stoughton Ave., $185,000 Charles J. & Ann Hallacy to Road, $181,000 Chris A. Stachowiak & Ternyik, to Antonio R, Romero, 22 Colum- Paul F. Fohlner & PA Jensen to Paul W, & Elvira I, Ligas, 335 Wal- WT of Vera Leigh et til. to Rob- 347 Pine Ave, $165,000 bia Ave., $152,000 KogerS. Cohen & C.EJ. Baker, U nut Ave., $190,000 ert R. Spanski & S. Dutton, 68 Commerce Drive Realty Inc. to BurchfleM Ave., $24(1,000 Watson Road, $230,000 KENILWORTH REM Associates, 7 Commerce John ,E, k Debra Wisinger to David Borger to Giovanni Negri Drive. $1,355,1)00 Giyirgr F. tk Elizabeth Cult ram;. FANWOOD & A.L. Newman, 181 Belvidcre GE CapiUil Mmigugc Svcs. Inc. Knglish Villas1 Associates to 210 Central Ave., $248,000 . Ijeonid J. & Nonna A. Kopylov Avt'., $l(ja,500 to Jdsi-ph Tisi-o, Zl\ W. 21st St., Marianne V. Harkins, 217 Prospect Thorns C. & Dania B. Schreiber to Theresa A, Hellwck & W. Mad- Uiuis A. Rupreeht to Miehael & $f»7,H00 Aw., No. 12, $125,300 to John M. & Lisa M. Farm me, 8 den, 47 Beech Ave,, $179,500 Maureen P. Holt, 05 Forest Road, Estate of Audrey E. Spencer to Peter & Chaia Fnmkel In (Jury J, Elmora Aviv, $200,000 Paul E. Huff & Southworth to $235,000 Edward P. Zdmk, 3G S. 24th St., Clionlano, 4 Uoosi'vclt Ave, Jnrtns T Skclcv Si Susan Vbiwv Doughs J. Sands d al., 51 Helen Scott P. & Patrice A. Miller to $132,000 14 - September 15-17 RealEstate A Fortas Newspapers Supplement NO. PLAINflELO- 1BR 9000 NNtborotMl) S232,tO0 TffleDOF CAUFON- Newly reno- IOUND IROOK- 1BR "Get the Most lor your YOUR COMMUTE? 9140 1240 vilid bungitow, 2 BR, apt, Close to trans.-train Quiet StrMt. Utils. sup- REAL ESTATE Money!" 2500 sq.ft., 900 sq.ft. 2BR Edison LR, DR, carpeted, util & bus. Off-st, parking. plied. No pets. $600/mo. beautiful 4 BR BiLevel, 3 CO-OP, on landscaped rm,t modern bath and' For more Info, 267-2776. Vh mo,sec. Call altar flM/Eitatt kitchen, attic storage, olt 5pm, 908-754-1663. lull baths, 2 FP, CAC, 2 43 acres near bus, train, BOUND BROOK- 2 BR car garage. Ideal Irvlaw colleges. New carpet, hoat, parking, large yard. Good location near shop- apt. 2nd fl. $690/mo, NO. PLAINFIELD- lor arrangement w/separate window treatments, 5-ACRE RANCHE8- LAND- Uniondale, Pa. (Heat & hot water prof, couple. 2BR In Vic- entrance. All on 1.4 freshly painted. Private Near 4 beautiful lakes. Build your Dream Home ping arid services. Ideal for seniors or prof. Included.) 722.1311. torian home, LV, DR, Kit, acresl Call Yvonne entranco, CA, ga HA Great investment op- on 9 Ac. with views of Priv. pkg & entrances. heat, large room, closets portunity. Fantastic re- Elk Mt Ski resort. Skate Washer, dryor, reJrlg, BOUND BROOK- 3 RM, and stove included. Avail Prof, landscaped. S900 galoro. Pool & tennis tirement. No credit on private pond winter, 2nd fl., CAC, all utll. Pro!, Incl.jutll. 753-0012. ENA courts. 35 min lo NYC. check, Owner will fl- swim & trout fish In sum- Octt; 11/2 mth security, mid-age single/couple.* $55,000 908-287.0112 nanc*. Total price mer. Poss. subdiv./adj. to $1,025/mth (906) 832- Rof's. 1 1/2 soc. Avail NOPLAINFIELO- Clean $2,990, $500,00 down, Pa, Gams Preserve. 2164. 10/1.356-6951. bright 1BR, 2nd fI: 3-lam. 370 Cast Main St. $55,000 908-234-1958. $595/mo. Heat, hot water $75.00 mo. 1-80O-223- PEAPACK HILL SointfVllMJ0M7S SOUND BROOK-4 rms, incl. No pets. Non- 4763. HOUSE- Avail. Oct. TownfiowM LAVALETTE- WEST PT. nlct ana, 2 BR, Kit., LR, smokers. Rels, 753-2359. ATTENTION: ISLAND. Build your Sight of Ptipack Pops 1795/mon., adults, no HUNTERTON CTY.- HOMtOWNtRtlt Drtim Houtt on • 50 X Conctrt, Lara* LR, DR, pete. 355-9179 PISCATAWAY- 2 BR, w/ Niir Clinton, Im- MILUWflOUQH Pref. pollclei (or 149 WATERFRONT LOT K, 2 full Bath, 2 full BR. d hook-up..AC, Deck, off BMNCHeMfflO- 4 miloi 9010-Homtt Under maculate, secluded marketable homes with Rlpirlin Dock. Adults prtiimtf. 12000/ st. prkg,. no pets, $800/ west of Somervlllt, 21/2 1110,000 ranch, 2 acrn. Qrtat 90S*7«e>14tt $299,000. Andrtl Smith mo. Incl. full malnt., utll. mon. • utll., 908-752- Iquart room cottage completely •chooli, low taxes. Too Rwnw by tht Sti R»* additional. Call J. Smith 1626 2 BR, loft and eunlten LR •UILD YOUR OWN tarnished. Beautiful sur- many extra* to UK, Re- >Hy, RwHwi, 1304044 «0t>234>1121. an juat a few ftaturai ol HOME NOW! No down- roundings, ell private. PLAINfllLO- (East educed lo $214,900. Call ttifi fine home. Located $600 1/2 month secu- end) Charming 2BR apt. owner, 906-73M2M piymtnt on Miles miterl- in nice family neighbor- •U below construction ft. rity utilities. Adults In owner occ.d Victorian. INTRODUCTIONS.,. hood. ti 13,000. nanclng. Cell Miles only, no peti. Call 722- |77S/mo, Incl. utU. Off st. ftUto IMAtaD A way tor people to meet Homes today 1400-M3- 6346. pkg, laundry facilities. Avail 10/1.906-753-2*26. people, every week In 2664. srt.1. •RIOQIWATIR- 2V4 your local Forbes new* HIUSIOROUOH- rowmomMSMNs BR, KM, LR, DR, 1 bath •LAINFIILO- Private paper, The ad la free, 3»n*,2»be1h»,lrg.LR, FAIRFIELD HARIOUR I-Soci- home. 3 rooms, Isrgs A Real Estitt buyer's NC, LARGE UNIT FOM! with gauge. Plenty ol then one cell dow It aHt EIK, full bamt, All ety HIM, 2 M, 2 balh etoreoV Wisher I Dryer Mchen, carpets Section professional consulting ALL RESORT ACTIVtTIES Condo. AN siiwwles incl, •ppHtnota, W/W carpel, (nctuved with spertmenl. 6 ok. For mature, non- eervice. Before you pur- NATIONWIDE EX- Pool, Tennit. Avail, 10/1. Hlt'ltotrXAcrtafe CAC, pool. No broken. Must see, very private. smoker. 755-6167. WODUSIXA chase a property, re- CHANGES. DEEDED SH75/mo. CHI Dawne OKfomlA |11lt0N.9OM74.76N. Avail, for occupancy 11/ IOMIMIT COUNTIES quest an architectural I OWNERSHIP $3,500. days MM04-732I; evee. RAMWAY- 1 BR, heat/ 1st time buyer programs code analysis to protect 1/93. Lociled on a pri- y 9M7S54536. 660-1421. HW, gaa Inc., no pets, with a low downpaymtnt your Important invest- vate sstste. No pets dose to train. $525. Stu- 1110 and |1200/mo. plus utils. Call avail., If you have been ment. Fixed prices lor in- IEDMINSTER- Pine dio apt. alto avail, Call told you can't buy a 908-725-1973 or 201-263- tMO'UMK tial consulting & Hourly Vail, 2 BR, 1 1/3 bath, all 906-750-1191. home, call Bob Warchol: rates for design studies, 1270 appl,, W/D, Si025/mon. 6730. Ask for Mitch Century 21 call for details: 769-9069 avail 10/1,906-526-3399 RAHWAV- Studio apt. Qoldtn Post Realty BOUND BROOK- 4 fam- DORCHESTER w/utllltles. Close to train PENNSYLVANIA • NEW 906-4613100 ily, $26,000 cash flow, BEDMINSTER- "The station, no pets. Call JERSEY: Private homes Hills" 2 BR, Bath, W/W, HOUSE EQUAL asking $179,000, for sate MMW Of 710-1340. PEAPACK- 1415,000, from $69,000.-Historic ENJOY AUTUMN IN VT. AC, W&D, Gar. Avail, 10/ Somervllle HOUSING by owner, fully leased, Ranch, 1 acre, LR, DR, Milford: Two Family MT, SNOW- Beautiful, 1.S1200/m 781-6141 RARITAN iOHOUOH- 3 OPPORTUNITY 90B-204-0125. FR, 4 BR, 2 1/2 bath, $149,000 • TOWNHOUSE new home Mr/full deck & Luxury rooms 1st floor, adult(s) BRIDOEWATIB- Boa- view of estate, Princples ON DELAWARE fireplaci. Steeps 6. Near only. NO PETS, available All real estate advertised High Rise only, 908-234-1958 $169,000.-CM. Pallaghy tennis, golf, antiques & con Hill, 2 Bfl, 2 balh, 10/1, S600/mo. plus utili- in this newspaper is sub- 9100 Elevator Apartments Inc., Real Estate 201-293- line dining. 233-0510. LR, DR, Laundry Rm. EIK ties. 1 month security. ject to the Federal Fair SCOTCH PLAINS- 7722. w/refr, W/D, no dogs. Call 908-722-5179 for Housing Act of 196B Mother/daughter 5 BR, 2 FLA- AnnaMaria Island $1000/mo plus ulils 722-9177 more Information. which makes it illegal ID hit, 2 Ig. LR, 3 lull bath ulf front, 2 BR apt, full Avail. 11/1.725-4826 HILLSBOROUGH YOUR CLASSIFIED AD Studio ******** advertise any preference Will rent, $180,000. CAN BE PUBLISHED IN irn. Kit 4 linens, cable, Approved bldg. lot. BWT- Beacon Hill, 3BR, 1 k 2 Bedrooms limitation or discrimina- Sandy (201) 740-6705. «J NEW JERSEY NEWS- AC, BBQ/patio, balcony tion based on race, Neshanic River $145k. 4 2.5 BA, Best local, Qir, X BROOKSIDE * PAPERS WITH ONE avail. 1-B0O-227-794O BRIDGEWATER- 2/3 color, religion, sex or na- SO. PLAINFtCLD acres negotiable. Fin Bsmt w/bar, EASY PHONE CALL AND BR, finished bsmt, •GARDEN ARTS.* tional origin, or an inten- JUST LISTED 908-369-4672 FLORIDA- Disney fplcdeck,avail late FOR ONE LOW PRICE. fenced yard, quiet neigh- tion to make any such Custom Expanded World Area-Klssimmee. Ocl.,$1550, 707-1526 SomtrvllH), N.J. FOR ONLY $2t9.00 borhood. $890/ mth preference, limitation or Cape- Maintenance Prlv owners offer lowest 9110 YOUR AD WILL REACH DUNELLEN- Rent to Utll. (908) 604-2409. discrimination. Free lovely move In con- possible rates for fully IMONTHFREERERT! OVER 1.2 MILLION own, 3 BR, 2 1/2 bath, dition, 8 rooms f bed- Out of ATM loaded 2 bdrrn, 2 bin NeiTsMntsOniy room suite, 2 full baths, HOMES THROUGHOUT iqueaky clean condot bsmnt., Play/laundry DUNIUEN/PISCAT- This newspaper will not THE STATE. CALL rm.s, CAC, inclds appl.s, AWAY AREA- mature knowingly accept any ad- finished bsmt. Much, ncl kitchen hardware, LKOTM OFFER much morel Asking FORBES CLASSIFIED AT jwels, linens, barbecue walk lo train, avail. 10/20, Professional, 3 rooms, all vertising for real estate 1-8O0-559-9495. ASK 9164,900, OUT OF STATE- For a grills, W/D, color cable & WS0/mon.,96B-43B9 utils. $575. Immed. oc- iBftdroofflfWntK which is in violation of FOR JOYCE OR KRISTIN Holly Park Realty FREE directory by mall of much more $59.99 per cupancy. 800-968-0416. _ Starting At the law. Our readers are FOR ALL THE DETAILS HIILSBOR0UGH- The * 908-757-7727 homos and property, call day, Tom & Rosemary, 1- informed thnt nil dwell- ABOUT SCAN- Meadows, 2 BR, 2 1/2 * $650 per month phonemnil 9PEV922-77O0, BO0-FLA.7787 DUNELLEN- 1rm studio ings advertised in this SO. PLAINFIELD Baths, W&D, CAC, at- * P 1 , mailbox STATEWIDE CLASSIFIED with kit, & bath. All ulils 2 Bedroom Rental newspaper are available NEW HOME FOR 5ALEI tached gar., fpic, WAV. (i 1 LIMVP namo and AD NETWORK HOUSE PALM COAST, 3Upp nct Av.nt 0 ' 1 ; lull den. Dit, iniijiiuu Starting At .(• an cuii,.;i opn<^i,;:itv •IP' ' "!',)0\ ? (,•• (-U- lufinshed 2 BH, $535/mu. basemont. Avail. 10/1 garage Bi-Level on 100 bath, W/D. Week/5150, $723 per month • 100 lot. $210,000. VIRGINIA- Rndlnrd 920O mo/scison. 3GC-821G EDISON 1 bl llr lnitils of (iK-nihdii- 908-464-5300 tlonuih, l;iM(f. A farms, VACATION f'ISCATAWAY- Beaut;, m .i ',1 lamily, n $85,900 $112,900 $120,00f 0 $127,00V 0 $129,90Y 0 $135,00f 0 SOMERVILLE LINDEN BEDMINSTER EDISON BRIDGEWATER HILLSIDE Sought iltif area, you hav* first g 3 bedioom Dutch Colonial "OWNER EXPANDED CAPE • solid 4 in i»«o Clan 9»rton xea ol Edison JUST REDUCED!!! TIRED OF PAYING RENT just chance, great 2 BR Townhouse Nothing like it at this price. Musi bedrooms, 2 lull baths, New ?00 »mp elootnc serves. move In freshly painted Insid* i»/fif«p . • ••"• % $138,000 $139,000 $144,900 $147,500 $149,900 $149,970 SOUTH BRIDGEWATER NORTH NORTH RARITAN HILLSIDE 4 BR cape home, pallo, paved PLAINFIELD Sneak Preview! drive, re-decorated Interior, BRUNSWICK OREAT LOCATION • CaH to BOUND BROOK Just move-in to this spacious 4 Secluded dead end location see thii encepllonally wel Victorian stylo colonial 3 BR, finished bsmt Bank owned • two family Great bedroom, 2 full baths home. Custom Ranch, 2 BRs. lormal maintained 4 bodroom, 1.5 vinyl aidiny, deck, investment. Largo looms. 5 Family room features full brick DR w/sliding doors to 28 11. bath Colonial w/ garage. wrap-around porch rooms 1st door, 3 rooms 2nd wall w/ wood burnlrg stove, dock, lull basement, mainte- Newer kitchen and bath. floor Full basement plus walk- Sellers are looking lor someone nance tree exterior, detached up attic. to love their borne as much as garage. Hurry! This one won't CLASSIC CLASSIC they do last' __ The Prudential LIVING LIVING HOLLY PARK REALTY, INC. HCUY PARK REALTY, IMC. 130 OAK TREE AVE. 130 OAK TREE AVL RANALD C. BROWN Wlnhold Realty, Inc. REALTY REALTY SOUTH PLAINHELD, N.J. SOUTH PLAINFIELD, N.J, Realtor Colonla Office (908)-574O700 908-722-1166 908-722-1166 757-7727 757-7727 908-469-2333 -•.'••r'./.'.V.-V.'.1,1. - wvvi'.'.'r.v.1,1,-,1.-,;; AFFORDABLE HOMES UNDER $150,000 (s IB-StpMbir 15-17 For over 75 years A trusted reputation for reiiabili MMI our "Cham- pion," John B*v dafl, ptcfcvwJ wMh da DouglaM, John «H namadtop ta* artntoolottoM of tula* 6 ran* and gmraM $1.4 nflonln production hAugutt .-*•..-* totwGH4*gnt*», John ado •nd • CfM MiIt, _., Mar ., b aapadafy adapt at un- naadl of fnaa corning Mo THKUPM'lDXtRV iv wnaaB naiwoni, jorw can Dm* ALGUNDRU TW.. tmtm ciMw cotoniais bu« i, your harm (WWW • Roomtor ewym n N S bedroom BEOMNSTER • huMi md unl )m*am 1* 1 CAU mi UVIM ariaty you Bnandal nwds, any- by ona o( Nr« Jnay't Inni buWn Th« nomai an magnifcanfy ututttd on ow I a»i tod. Capi «Kh M baseman ttuHad on 1 l*ge lot car garagt, M. *W>. Knpaoa, palifurn »wir Chooaa your own to ptm md Ui Of MJW (ton Country IMng yet don to al major hjghwayiand Mndov and much moral Ony ona o( It kind art In npaKa md vat^H 1 BJHM BCBIM for ftt M to URCAINtrTMKVMI HILiSBOROUGH - This HiUsborougn towihouse •MM wum. met mvnm HUSBOAOUGH • G«t the mosl l« your money, Features 2 bedrooms with largo spacious rooms. IIIS.MI FrVWUN . Condi U fkor, mm* daeor, t WNMHJ -Da oft Mr torn «*h 3 bat Family iowrtouse neighbafiood, 3 bedroom. 2*/i Eatin kitcfwi with 2 pantiies. The fuH bastrrwnt 1$ FIAGTOWN - Gitat locafot, park bk» back yard wtt twHoonv 2 baft, atfH Uttwi alt ojh catmb, NM NH jut DIM rate* I hM lob of pdtnW baths, yi oatemenl, eatin Mrten wt)i Iwmal dmmg conveniently divided into a family 100m and matuie pint bees, famly netghborhood. Thru M. ipidoui iwgram tatf i itph M# sMn 19 I i n a gnat taalai ••> • pwtod y*d (or fta room, and loads of closets plus private rear yard mrtuoorn/laundry room, Tfwe's bads of value here. bedrooms, \V> baths, county kitchm, hafoVnod paifc »t lattng pato Fa*m CC. W/VV carpet, SIO7.9O0 $104,500. flows, one car garage, full basement and mote. custom window taaknenK. (908)665-8200 CALL WEIDEL HILLSBOROUGH (908)35*7100 CALL WEI0EL HILLSBOflOUGH (908) 35^7100 CALL WEIDEL HIlLSBOflOUGH (908) 3597100 CAU. WEIDEL HUS80R0UGH (90B| 359-7100 GMNDAGRU'IOL® KWflSVU£ • (Warren Oty) Woodland, trails, IIS7JM stream, gardens on almost 40 ac Joseph Kan's H0KWEU TWP. •« prim am ^ IMMLCTJUnUNNfi (789 Colonial Homestead. Pond, 43 ft pool, tennis The trademark of Baina BoMaii« Mr ManJion to MONTGOMERY TWP. • Lug* colonial on 5 very •Mn wing danm to Hapiwal Bora 14001 NESHMC STAffM • My 3 btdioom hone to- court 3 walk-in FP, orig beams, wto board floor, detail. QiMhry s M first tononn. This 4,000 so, ft. private, pa/klMe acm. Master bedrooms suite with iMapji and vrtapji 12 room Mur Jmty farnv caftd in o>M MdvM oonmhly. Walk to food ham furnishings Equesinan hjven w/2 story bafn colonial in Readmgton Township refiecti that fact Iwgi sunken bath, pcuzzi, and Replace. Large cus- Nona waUng your rannian. Baoorm 1 land bar- and harden riom. Inknl oonddon. Prioad lor and artist's loll Near MornstDwn Rts 73/80. Alt with designer Menem and baths adding • contem- tom kitchen, formal dmrng loom, great room with m, ctMti an MM ot uaa your naginalon tor IN qrti* oilers consxlered. porary flair. 1519,900. stone fireplace and cathedial ceilings. $425 000 pofemtW of Hi farta* pnparty. »l,I0O.00O, CHi«HaNUSBOROUGH (906) 3» 7 tOO CAR WEIDEL CUWON (908)7355900 CAU WEIDCL FLEMNGTON (900) 7320100 CALL WEIDEL HQPEWEU (609)466-1224 (MiWEOaHOfE (609)466-1224 Weidel has 24 offices serving New Jersey & Pennsylvania WEIDEL NEIGHBORHOOD OFFICES BrMgMtattr Hllltborough/ Mortgags Loans 672ROUH2O6N (609) 737-1O00 WE'VE GOT ROOTS WHERE 673 Route 206 (901) 685-4200 (906) 359-7100 Pr«*Ucenslng Clinton Hopewell School WE'VE GOT BRANCHES 1» Route 173 45 W, Broad St. (609) 73M525 nnlloHoldaylnn Hopewell Corporate (904)735-5900 (908) 4G6-1224 Relocation OFFICE HOURS Fwnrfnglon (609} 737-1551 WEEKDAYS: 8:30AM-9PM FtouH202 WEEKENDS: S:30AM-6PM mocAimumcn