See candidate photos, bios, more on pages A-8-9. To subscribe, call (800) 300-9321 TheW^stfield Record Vol.6, No. 14 Thursday, April 13, 1995 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents ShopRite is alive; zone ploy fizzles Drama is high-level at council meeting By KEVIN COLUMN by law, the council would have had to pass the ordinance with a two- THK KKCOKD thirds, or six-member, majority to Last-minute legal maneuvering, make it applicable to the site under a conflict of interest and some protest. A simple majority was suf- painful soul-searching combined to ficient to make the law apply to create an ironic and surprising mu- the rest of the town. tation of the Westfield Town Coun- • Village Supermarkets sought cil's land-use ordinance Tuesday and received a court order from night. Union County Judge Barbara Byrd The zoning ordinance, which Wecker barring First Ward council would have blocked the construc- member Norman Greco from Tues- tion of a ShopRite supermarket day's vote. Mr. Greco, a supporter along North Avenue, passed, but it of the ordinance, was found to will apply to everything in the have the appearance of a conflict town except the proposed ShopRite of interest because his wile's fam- site. ily owns the property which once The bottom line: The law has no housed the Westlield A&P super- effect whatsoever on the planned market. This forced abstention re- supermarket. duced the number of voting coun- CHRIS BOWSER/THE RECORD Here's how the legal wrangling, cil members to eight. conflict of interest and soul- • Fourth Ward council member First stage searching came together to emas- Michael Panagos switched al- A Town Recreation Commission ballet class for 4-7-year-olds gets under way last week under the tutelage of Meredith culate the Town Zoning Ordinance: legiance from the pro-ordinance to Arlington. Students are Amy Brown, Sarah Trust, Amy Brison, Nadine Fussell and Madeline Sheridan. • The owners of the proposed the anti-ordinance side of the vote, North Avenue ShopRite site, Nor- joining Fourth Ward councilman man "Dutch" SeveH, Carboline James Hely and Second Ward Company and ACP Partnership, Councilman James Gruba. protested the zoning ordinance be- The council passed the ordi- Election's in voters' hands now fore the second reading. Therefore, (Please turn to page A-4) By KEVmCOUMAN any indicatlon^interest is.up this year, said Ms. • Ward 4, Edison Intermediate School. Pepper. But, she added, "I don't know what The tenth candidate Candidates queue up THE RECORD kind of effect the vacation week will have." In addition to the nine board of education Come Tuesday, the sound and fury of the Superintendent Dr. Mark Smith echoed the candidates, Westfielders will vote on the pro- contentious Westfield Board of Education cam- school board president's views. "I think it clear- posed 1995-1996 school budget. The budget was paign will subside, replaced by the tinny clicks ly has been an active election," said Dr. Smith, passed unanimously by the present board and on primary deadline has been publicly backed by all nine candi- of the voting booths and soft rustle of absentee "There are a number of candidates, and quite By KEVIN COLLIGAN No Republicans had filed for the ballots. high quality candidates [this year]." dates. election as of Tuesday, but the Traditionally, Westfielders don't get too in- An immediate effect of the Election Day/ Stung by a budget defeat last year and De- THE HECOKD chairman of the Westfield Town volved in school board elections. Just 17 per- spring vacation conflict has been a surge in cember's failed bond referendum, the Westfield The deadline to register for can- Republican Committee said his cent of registered voters came out for last year's absentee ballot requests. As of Tuesday, the school district has gone a long way toward sell- didacy in the Westfield Town party will field two incumbents and school board election. In 1993, only 15 percent county had mailed 472 absentee ballots to West- ing the public on the proposed 1995-1996 school Council primary elections is 4 p.m. one challenger candidates. of registered voters turned out. Nineteen per- field residents. By comparison, 54 absentee bal- budget. In addition to five public meetings and today. Two Democrats and three Norman Greco will seek re- cent voted in 1092. Even December's hotly con- lots were sent to Cranford and 55 were sent to a televised hearing, the district mailed a budget newsletter to every home in Westfield, made a Republicans are expected to seek election to his first ward scat. In- tested bond referendum drew just 33 percent of Scotch Plains. "I've never seen anything like their parties' nominations for Town cumbent Neil Sullivan, who was registered voters to the polls. it," said one county employee. budget videotape for the local cable station, and held a two-hour in-depth Saturday morning Council seats. appointed to the council, will sock With the attention this year's election has Vacationers can get absentee ballots up until seminar on the budget. Fourth Ward Democratic council to recapture his Third Ward scat in gotten, however, there is a chance a larger per- election day at the Absentee Ballot Office in Ms. Popper said a second consecutive failed member James Hely has filed his his first council election and chal- centage of Westfield's 17,788 voters will cast Union County Courthouse, 2 Broad St. Eliza- budget would result in serious cuts in the dis- petition to seek another term on lenger John Cassidy will make a ballots Tuesday; however, the election falls in beth. On Tuesday, would-be voters can face a trict's curriculum. council. Democratic challenger bid for the Second Ward council the middle of the school district's spring vaca- judge and request an absentee ballot. The $46,977,297 net school budget is 2.12 per- Terry Tainow has filed a petition to seat. tion — a week many residents are out of town. For those staying in town, polls will be open cent larger than last year. That budget will edu- run for the Third Ward council Mr. Cassidy will vie for the seat "Over my 10-year period on the board, inter- 1-9 p.m. on election day. Polling places are as cate 2.3 percent more students and increase seat. currently occupied by Republican est in school board elections has clearly gone follows: taxes by 2.17 percent, The advertised budget Westfield Democratic Committee Margaret Sur. Ms. Sur will not seek up and down," said departing school board • Ward 1, Franklin School; which includes federal aid and leftover debt Chairman Lawrence Goldman said re-eloction. President Susan Pepper. If attendance ut candi- • Ward 2, Washington School; (prior year encumbrances) weighs in at he does not expect any other Dem- All of the candidates are seeking dates' nights and school board meetings are • Ward 3, Jefferson School; $47,902,540. ocrats to seek a seat on the council. two-year terms. Voters, media meet the candidates ByJKEVlNCOUJQW two candidates addressed the same Boyd explained his relationship to Mike Farrell said he would focus question. Paul Battiloro, Mike Fan ell and on technology. "If this was our first THE RECORD The format worked for some of Keith Hertell. "I don't think we're year, I'd take steps toward technol- The Westfield Board of Edu- the candidates, but others were formally a slate because it is not a ogy," he said. The candidate said cation candidates faced the local hamstrung by the questions posed case when you vote for one of us, technology has prepared his kids press and the television cameras them. Three-year challenger, Dr. you vote for all of us," he said, to read and add before they began last Thursday at the Westfield Par- Michael Mozznresc, for example, "You're still going to vote for four school. "I've seen the effect of pow- ent Teacher Council's "Meet the was asked a specific question about individuals." erful software on my kids," he said. Candidates Night." union procedure with which he The candidate did say he and the Three-year challenger Ginger The highest profile of the cam- said he was unfamiliar. Passing on three other candidates were similar Hardwick tackled a question on paign's candidates' nights, the that question, the candidate fielded individuals. "1 cannot think of any the looming spike in student en- only one press question. rollment and the possibility of re- event provided an eclectic view of specific place that we disagree," he districting. "No matter what reso- the candidates. Kach candidate an- Highlights of the evening in- said. lution the board ends up with on swered two different questions cluded: Charged to start a school system school overcrowding, it will Ix.* from a panel of local media. No Three-year challenger Mark from scratch, three-year hopeful painful, but redistricting will lx> necessary," said Ms. Ilanlwick. Three-year challenger Keith Iku- Dr. Smith opts to stay in Westfield toll declined to supply n spinril'ic figure when asked what j)ercentu^e By KEVIN COLLIGAN the job of Ellington superintendent, ht* has no plans lax increase would IH> acceptable to leave Weslfield just yet. "When it comes right down when the new hoard puts toguther TIIK UKCOKD to it, I prefer to continue in West field," said (he super- the imi(l-ll)!>7 school budget. intendent. "We're going to have to consider, MFUSSA CClHHLUPONDENT Don't believe everything you redd. That's the mes- fii'st nnd foremost, keeping in place sage Weslneld School Superintendent Dr. Mark Dr. Smith said inquiries from other districts "hii|>- l>en all thu time." In this instance, Dr. Smith said lie all of our I'virrli'iiluiii mid our edu- Bunny shy Smith sent nut to school stuff and the community last initiated the contact with the school district. A native entors," said Mr. Ilertel). An |x»s- Ryan Jennings, 2, pauses to consider an opportunity to sit week in response In reports in two I (art ford. Conn, New Kiiglimder, Dr. Smith siml the "unique location sihly unmvi'ssnry expense, said on the Easter Bunny's lap during n photo session nt Main- newspaper!! tlmt IK* wiis to become I he superinten- the t-miliduti*, wns the new director 1 and opportunities" of the Connecticut school district Stroot offices on Snturdny. Jason Curie Is ploying tho rolo dent of tin Kllitij'.t.im, ('(inn school district in .Inly. did pique his interest, hut it wasn't us nltrnetive iin of tcehnolofjy position. ol tho bunny. l)r. Smith suit! Hint • ilthoujjti he Imil IHMMI offered iild-Tiuitive as staying on in Weslfield. (PII'UKO turn to pane AH)
Step by step Catch of the day Keep the change A parents' guide to Fishing Derby for Coin collectors fetch the early years youngsters on Saturday a pretty penny See page A-14 See Sports, page A-15 See Weekend Plm • I • .t A-2 April 13, t995 Westfield Post Office has regular hours on tax day calendar has conspired with tion for students entering kinder- nior Citizen Housing Corporation's Frasco, Doctor of Chiroprac$RM3o weary taxpayers to push the dread- Art show garten and first grade on Friday, senior complex is 4 p.m. Friday. p.m. Tuesday, April 25 at the Wwt ed tax filing deadline back 48 A show of landscape art by mem- May 12. The new senior housing complex field YMCA. Call the T at 2*3- hours. This year, Uncle Sam will | Briefs bers of the Westfield Art Associa- will be comprised of 130 one-270O for information. •*• ->; tion is on view at Children's Spe- Parents of eligible children give you until Monday, April 17. should call the school office at 789- bedroom units, and it is scheduled The Westfleld Post Office will not cialized Hospital through June 8. for occupancy in the late Fall of The public may view the exhibit 4560 to receive registration forms. Record tipline have extended hours on Monday. meets the second Monday of the 1995. Call Terry McCaffrey at 233- Procrastinators, however, have one by entering the ambulance en- Children 5 years old on or before Be a part of The Record'* >g month 1:30 and 7 p.m. at the Me- Oct. 1 are eligible for kindergarten. 3698 for information. more option. The Cranford Post ridian Nursing Center, 1515 Lam- trance of the hospital. Ample park- team. If you see news br«tfg, Office located at 3 Miln St will re- ing is available. A percentage of Children 6 years old on or before know of an upcoming event or in- berts Mill Road. Oct. 1 are eligible for first grade. main open until midnight. Guest speakers often address the the sale is donated to the hospital. Health seiriinar teresting personality, we want.to meeting. Call Steven Kendall at Sick and tired of being sick and know about it. < Polls open 233-9700 for information. School registration Senior housing tired? If so, attend a lecture on Call The Record at 276-6009'wnd Polls for Tuesday's school board Tamaques School holds registra- The deadline for the Second Se- health and weilncM by Dr. Joseph help keep us in touch. *• election are open 1-9 p.m. Voting locations are: first ward polls at Franklin School; second ward polls at Washington School; third ward Come In And See Us£ polls at Jefferson School; fourth ward polls at Edison School. SUPPORT WESTFIELD SCHOOLS! 516 North Av#. Bast • WtestftoM ; ; , Smgm Genesis 4 Supmr Nintendo Qamefr; Holy kaboom • a Day Kantal* Ono Low Prtca The Parent's Club of the West- field Neighborhood Council spon- • VlaH our Spoelal Kkfr room. -< sors "Gospel Explosion 1995" 7:30 PLEASE VOTE YB$ • KHf flick*- 2 or f day Rantal - At Lour As ••#/< p.m. Saturday, April 22 at the Westfield High School. Doors open • Proo ampla Parking '•', 7 p.m. Tickets will be available at • $9.25 for now ra(Nt« • $1.49 for oldor motrto* the door and the council office, 127 FOR THE SCHOOL BUDGET «.M tor your 2nd * Sao •toro for datolni Cacciola Place. • Opan 7 Day/Woak Proceeds benefit the non-profit WNC. Admission is $8 for adults, $5 for seniors and $2 for children under 12. APRIL 18,1995,1-9 p.m. Senior Citizen Discounts Alzheimer's support nm FLICKS If you are a caregiver or if you know someone who is suffering VIDK) RINTAL A SALIS from Alzheimer's disease or a re- , lated dementia, you may find this Paid for by Friends of Ginjcr Hard wick (908) 789-R I C K (7428) Alzheimer's Support Croup help- 681 Dorian Road, Brian Foley, Treasurer Convnknt Mou'n: Sun. - Thun. 10-10* Fri. A Smt. 10-1t ful. The Alzheimer support group
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being accepted for April 30 DECKS-SIDING Preparations continue for this year's Westfleld Garage sale sponsors said that they cannot re- Day Care Center Town Garage Sale. The event will ceive donations Saturday, April 22, as previously ROOFS be noon-4 p.m. Sunday, April 30. Collection of items donated by Westfielders is announced; however, this Saturday donations will 908-232-49( now under way on 1-3 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays be accepted 10 a.m.-l p.m. at the Armory. and Fridays at the rear of the National Guard Ar- Donors are reminded that only good, clean mer- mory. chandise in working condition wJl be accepted. DIVORCE AND FAMILY LAW Better Days Marion S. Mogielnicki PARENTS AREN'T PERFECT Attorney at Law A big itcp in "Perfectparents."ihechildrcn feet, won't Member: Family Law Scclion, New Jersey State Bar Association matunng into miss an important ball game or refuse to Union County Bar Association adulthood is let friends \ isit or restrict dating privileg- • Divorce And S«pwaUoa • DUtributl«« Of Property realizing ihai es. They'd always pa> attention when a • Child Support • Alimony • Custody And Visitation one's parent;, daughter or son tried to talk about some- • A Member Of Tat Midwest Ufa) Services Attorney Network arc just normal people who. like every- thing he or she cared about Parents who Will s EaUtM one else, have their shortcomings and are preoccupied or not tuned into their • Rssl Estate 232"" 11 XO XOi * * make their mistakes. Growing up. chil- children's emotions may noi c\cn be 220 Lenox Avenue, Wesrfleld, N.J. 07090 dren and adolescents expeel their par- aware of these disappointments. of donations) bustod volunteers at last yaar's Westfleld Weekends and Evenings by Appointment ents to be the perfect providers who can More-mature forgiveness and Icning go Day Cara's Town Qaraga Sal*. satisfy all their wants and needs . When of the resentment come—at any age- the expectations arc not met, the result- when one sees and accepts that parents, ing disappointments can lead to lasting too. have their problems and limitations. hurt and resentment. Oftenthis stcpisn't easy. Counselingcan can VOTE YES ON APRIL 18 help. FreMnted a* • community service b> Barbara T. Fishbein, LCSW, BCD The defeats of last year's budget and, more recently, the proposed Licensed Marriage mil Famil) Therapist. kill aid bond issue were clear signals from the community to the Westfield ASCH Certified Hypnolherapiil Specializing In Pain Managcmenl Board of Education to cut costs. Hours by Appointment 908-233-0419 the squad The Board has heard and has responded to the voice of the community. The budget The Westfleld Rescue Squad's submitted for your approval on April 18 represents a modest 2% increase over the :«95 fund drive is still accepting Dreier's contributions and all residents of current operating budget. Westfield are being asked to help [gtylport the squad with a donation •St a bequest. Despite a projected increase in enrollments and higher operational costs, our schools a donation is a way for will downsize next year. The short and long-term effects of the programmatic and people of Westfield to give personnel reductions already made and reflected in this budget should not be underes- ething back," said Diane Clark, RUN r • president and officer in charge timated by Westfielders. oX'this year's Aind drive. "It's the -tyay we survive. They're helping us SAVINGS .plbvide equipment that's going to Neither should the unanimous endorsement of the budget by the Westfield Board of &£lp us save lives. They're helping Education. -*t%Jx> provide the town with decent of 40% off and more jt(Ht>ulances. You have to be a cer- •tjjm kind of person to ride on a We encourage all Westfielders to vote yes on April 18. We believe that your>>es vote on Ofebu$rftg& Top Quality 'fescue squad. Not everybody can '4^'it- But there's no reason why is essential if we are to maintain the excellent school system for which our community Se*trybody in Westfield can't be a is known. Baseball & Softball Gear of the squad by donating to help us continue. Without Paul fur by the WestJicM Association uj Administrators and Supervisors funds, without the funds of _ ^ town, we wouldn't bejabte,to. 5" BASEBALL GLOVES ^uEfvive." "* > ."„ Model #SG96 Model #RBG-93 Model #RPT-4 ';-.Mrs. Clark talked about other $164.50 Value $57.50 Value $123.00 Value : to support the rescue squad, . ONLY ONLY ONLY \ addition to our current fund e, I want to make people aware .95 $34.95 $73.95 ((tat a bequest is a way that people I #RBG36Jr Model #RBG-64 Model #R8G-4| £d think about contributing to »41.00 Value $70.00 Value $8600 Value squad," she said. "Last year we ONLY ONLY ONLY v elved a number of bequests and Vej.are very grateful for them. It $24.95 $39.95 $49.9! means a lot to the rescue squad ~l people would think that much W« Fcuffur* A Hug« Selection us, and the care we gave to off Olove» For Fielders f m or their family members, to • Batomen • Catchers Eus a bequest outright or in M|hff A Uft Handed Mod*l« Available will." d Leitner, president of the ALL DISCOUNTED PRICES *%qtiad, said the rirst order of busi- ^jrtjb^ for her new administration ^Baseball Bats Batting Sliding Pads* hb'ltft been to approve the creation of • Softball Bats Helmets ' Sliding •zftermanent endowment for a be- • Batting Gloves Flip Specs Shorts $tj«pt that the squad had recently 1 received. •Bat Weights Baseball Bases Coolers /^Anyone who is considering Arizona • Chest Protectors Softball Bases 1 Bat Bags •poking a bequest to the squad can Iced Tea •Throat Score Books 1 Tote Bags -^npw that the principal of the Protectors Bat Racks 1 Umpire 'napfiey they give will be used in Hand Pads pjipetuity," she said. "The money *TI • Shin Guards Equipment •WJ1 go into a special endowment Tund to help defray operating ex- /Oenees. It's a gift that will live for- • SOFTBALL mer." > 'Mrs. Qark thanked the town of Westfleld for donating during fund- • BASEBALLS rising. £ "We're always well-received in DISCOUNTED PRICES w town," she said. "I also want to £&jank the town of Westfield for ev- BASEBALL UNDERSHIRTS I BATTING GLOVES II EQUIPMENT BAG cndhing they give us, because Personal Sae wjigjout the town, and the generos- 50/50 B»nd Shoulder Strap] , Adult/Yootii LeflHanaed «J M d^ Jtty»of the people of Westfield and Vih*»1SO0 Value$l20O ^ M Compartinenl the,lr kindness, we would not be Value $20 00 [iw to do the job that we so much fi>#ed and want to do." •'^Tax-deductible donations can be irjade to Westfield Volunteer Res- cuk Squad, 335 Watterson St., BASEBALL/SOFTBALL UNIFORMS Alfeitfield, N.J. 07090. RC Cola ^The Westfield Rescue Squad is .99' 10-Color Combinations to choose from. Top Quality •ah all volunteer organization serv- NKS Shirt and NKP Pants. LETTERED FULL FRONT ing* the community of Westfleld, AND NUMBERED BACK PLUS TEAM HAT AND " t, one of the few resident squads • state of New Jersey. FlRJIDfll $4 O STOCKINGS....ONE PRICE (lnTeamOrderoli2oTj1prePnorloApnl) Gemini group peeds a home *' Westfield's "Gemini" group ^k> in need of a location for its ^spring productions of one-act Wl? >1 Ways. The plays, written by 'local rt'flklontM, nre easily /'ttUiiifHt HO thot minimal I'sicill- [,; ties am nocesBory. ^ Those Interested should Dreier's <*ori1iKrt S
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D. to the Westfield Board of Education. ROOFS Clara Karnish, Treasurer, 222 Twin Oaks Terrace. Westfield New Jersey 07090 BUDGET & 908-232-4900 I5KII [ S( )I U I IONS. BOARD .Inn-. N,|1 ur.il \V( OF EDUCATION ELECTION APRIL 18, 1995 1 THESE ARE CRITICAL TIMES FOR OUR SCHOOLS ^H THE GREAT • REPUTATION OF Increased Enrollment: • WESTFIELDS Ginger Hardwick will Work to Our Board of Education ^> W* •• \J%*91_ ^> develop an educationally and • needs leaders with a WASN'T BUILT broad-based background IN A DAY, BUT IT fiscally sound plan to deal with and knowledge COULD BE LOST increased enrollment • Providing the appropriate IN ONE. environment and tools for learning Cost Containment: • Continuing the tradition of quality Ginger Hardwick will work to education • Responding to the needs of the cut costs without cutting the community. : ^^^1 ur j e*. JOB^ educational programs that make | Westfield schools exceptional Darielle Walsh EXPERIENCE Modernization: We>tfield Board of Education Committee Chairman - Facilities Ginger Hardwick will work to CjpmtTiittee Member Programs &. Policy, Board-Staff, , . , . Town Relations improve use of technology as a Committee Liaison Westfield Recreation Department , , , Union County School Boards Association learning tool and to make our Niyotlations Committee Westfield Association Educational GINGER '., ,,. Secretaries Westfield Support Staff administration more efficient Association - Custodians Fwr^Tici elementary school teacher HARDWICK Wesifiekl retail business owner An independent voice Academic Standards: LEADERSHIP for School Board Ginger Hard wick will work to I tUitalkin Fund of Wrslheld. charter member, officer Ifilcted Fund of WesiliHil Residential Division Co-Chalrman maintain class sire and strengthen Westfield [Downtown Committee Hoard of Directors Main Street Program Sceeriny, Committee, officer our curriculum Who's on Tuesday ballot? It? ill Come Tuesday, the hue and cry will be I over. The pithy phrases, cardboard plac- ards and letters to the editor which West- field's school board candidates have been MAKK BOYI> MIKE FARKKLL GINGER IIAKDWICK KEITH HERTELL honing over the past six weeks will fall by Address: 516 Boulevard Address: 150 Lincoln Rand Address: 361 Orenda Circle Address: 2-11 East Dudley Ave. the wayside and be worth next to noth- ing. On Tuesday, the voters will decide Term Nought (years): Three years Term sought (years): Three years Term sought (years): Three years Term sought (years): Three years who runs the Westfield school system. Previous elected ollices: none Unlike the residents of many neighbor- Previous clecled ollices: None Previous elected ottices: none Previous elected offices: None ing towns, the Westfield voter has the Years lived in town: Six years Years lived in town: 10 years Years lived in town: 1970-1977; 1984-1080: 1993- Years lived in town: 27 years luxury of choosing his or her representa- present Children's schools (K-12): none -II tives from a deep and varied pool. There Children's schools (K-12): Two .sons at McKintey Children's wtwols (K-12): Two children in Fron- Elementary School klin School Children's schools (K-12): Two children nttend ft! Franklin Elementaiy School; preschooler will at- Education: University ofMarylnnd, 3 years; New,? Education: University of Maine, 1093 Education: Attended: University ol Albuquerque. tend Wesley Hall Nursery School in September. York Institute of Finance; American Institute or ' New Mexico Banking; Stephens Minister ''" Employment: State Director of the Job Training Education: New York University Law School, Partnership Act, New Jersey Deportment of Employment: President of Fixed Income Dis J.D., 1S1H-); Cornell University, HA., Economics Employment: Institutional Trailer yfi Labor; previously self-employed and Theatre Di- count Advisory Company and History m;;jor 1081: Westfield High School. rector iit D;ivkl Urearley Etegioiui! High School 1977 I'rolcssiimatlrude Rr«»"l» affiliations: none *' Professional/trade group uJlilialion: Member of Prol'cssionul/trudc group ulliliutions: The Gov- the board ol directors, a mutual fund in New Employment: Adjunct prnlessor of Appellate Ad- Community, other volunteer orgaimuliun ser-.,, ernor's Juvenile Justice Advisory Group; The York City; past chairman find memlxT. execu- vocacy and Legal Research and Writing. Seton vice: State Employment and Training Commission's tive committee of the Public Securities Assixia- Hall Law School Past president. Wcslfirlil Jaycees; JO Senator, are no unopposed candidacies this year. Collections Education Task Force; one of the tion Primary Dealers Operations Committee. Honorary Lifetime Member: founder, Little P Nor is there anything approaching "a architects of "Guided Pathway," n soon to be I'roti-ssioiiaL'lratle group affiliations: N.Y.U. League Soccer Program in Wesllield; co-founder-^; announced pnjgnim lor youth at risk in Union Community, oilier volunteer organization ser- Law Review Alumni Association. New Jersey and first president. Wcstlield Soccer Association; ,, • sure thing." County founder. WcstHeld YMCA summer soccer camp;'," vice: State Bar Association 1 Running for three three-year terms are Member of the congiTgatmn of Holy Ti inity in treasurer. Franklin School PTA; Trustee. College-' Mark Boyd, Mike Farrcll, Ginger Hard- Community, other volunteer organization ser- Wcstlield Community, other volunteer organization ser- Men's Club; S|>ocial Gift's Division and Special -ij wick, Keith Hertell, Michael Mazzarcse, vice: vice: Fund tlaisers. United Fund: charter member Px-f<; ecutive committee. Young Life; past member, ' Ph.D., and incumbents Eileen Satkin and Westlield Planning Board; local Republican Principal goal lor school district: Ac- Westfield Parent-Teacher Council; Franklin Party; vice-chan man. Union County Young Eie- countability. The money to hind education School PTA; Interfaith Council for the Homeless Westfield YMCA Board or Directors; executive I Darielle Walsh. Paul Battiloro and incum- publicnn Club: treasurer, Greater F.lizalx'th Habi- comes primarily from the ten thousand or so committee and Chairman of Finance. Nationals bent John Toriello are competing for a tat lor Humanity; Congregation Church of VVest- property owners on the tax roles. The board's job Principal goal for sthiiol district: My principal YMCA Swimming anil Diving Committee; past two-year term. 1'ield of detailing expenditures and statistical perform- Koal is to preserve Westlield's tradition of strong president and present advisory committee mem- f ber, Westftcld Boosters; Membership Chairman,'•' The polls will be open 1-9 p.m. April 18, ance has been inconsistent at best, causing bud- . public education, and to make our schools even Principal goal lor school district: I am running gets and bond issues to be defeated in strong, stronger. During this critical time, we must work American Hcait Association: Head Coach. Cen-i.r Election Day. If you'll be away on election for the school board because I feel that with all emotionai voting referendums. This course must thoughtfully, creatively and as a team to address tral Jersey Stai-s. Girls Soccer Teom j;; day (which falls in the middle of vacation of the changes that are occurring in Washington be reversed, otherwise we will never gel past the the challenges ahead. Four issues require special week this year) you can get an absentee iind Trenton Die Town of Westfield has an un- gridlock which has been created. All the void's planning: 1) accommodating our increased en- Principal K«al lor school district: The national ^ precedented opportunity to readdress unfunded must clearly understand what they arc paying rollment with an educationally |>ositive and fis- surveys of the public's attitude toward educatiorV.1:1 ballot up until the day of the election. mandates and gain control of our educational for u^J what the results have Ijccn. l>oth good cally sound plan; 2) improving use of tech nology have'continually cited discipline as n major. , Here for your convenience, for the last agenda. and bad. as a learning tool and to streamline our adminis- problem. According to a recent Harris poll, 95 „ time in print, is the 1995 field of school tration; 3) strengthening our curriculum, to en- percent of teachers would give n higher priority «•' board candidates. For complete election sure every student is challenged to meet his or to school discipline and safety than cuntmtly*', her full potential; 4) cutting costs without cutting exists. ..'i results and reactions, be sure to read next the educational programs that make Westfield These things don't cost money, only a com- week's issue of The Recoid. schools special. mitment by the board of education, school slafT and community to stand together and suppoitJiJ each other. The learning curve improves for allry^ students when they are in an appropriate atmos- phere. . • We parley this commitment with one of con- >w tinued fiscal responsibility and accountability^ ond we'll have results oil Westfielders will be proud of! DR. MICHAEL MAZZARESE EILEEN SATKIN DAM KLLE WALSH PAUL HATTI1X)UO JOHN TORIELLO Address: 330 Benson Place Address: Hli.i Giandview Ave. Address: 1715 Crarulview Ave Address: 1030 Boulevard Address: 707 Wostl'ield Ave. Term sought (years): Three years Term sought (years): Tbrw years Tenn sought (years): Tttrce years Term sought (years): Two years Term sought (years): Two years Previous elected offices: President of The Edu- Previous elected offices: WestfioUi Hoard of Ed- Previous elected offices: Westfield Board of Ed- Previous elected olliees: none Previous clectrd ollices: Ooiird of Education, cation Fund, 1904 ucation. IDSIli uctilion, 1002 1D8G (Mr, Toriello did not seek reelection in 1980. Years lived in town: -10 years He was appointed to the board Inst November to :r Years lived in town: 13 years Years livedi in town: 12 years Years lived in town: 10 years complete the term of Robert Flast.) t.'n Children's schools (K-12); none Children's schools (K-12): Lauren, senior, West- Children's schools (K-i:!): Scott, fifth grade. Jef- Children's schools (K-12): Rvnn, senior, West- Ycurs lived in town: 13 years field High School; Adrienne, sophomore. West- ferson Sehool; Helh, eighth firaile, Kdisnn Inter- lielcl High School Education: Wesllield High-School, 19K?: Rutgei-s field High School mediate Schnul University; Trenton State Division of Continuing Children's siliools (public/private): Four chil- i.i' Education: College of Mount Saint Vincent, New Education dren attend Westfield High School. Fxiison Mid- H, Education: Ph.D. in Curriculum and Teaching. Fdiicalion: MS Occupational Therapy, Colum- York dle School, Tamaciucs Elementary School and Fosdham University; Masters degree in Edu- bia University. College of Physicians and Sur- Employment: Deputy Fire Chief, Westfield St, Paul's Nursery School. if.' cation and a Professional Diploma in Education geons (IftVH); HA. llistnrv. cum laude, William Employment: Owner and partner of Designers Administration, City University rif New Ynrk Smith College (life!) Pntpouni retail shop in Westfield Professionulitrmlc croup atntiiition: National KcUiealion: St. John's University School of Luw (CUNY); certified as School Administrator: ISA Fire Protection Association; Union County Fire Philosophy, St. Joseph's Seminary & College. Ktnployment: Consultant in the Cranlord Public Professional/trade group alliliutions: none Chief's Association t: Member of Huighl, darner, Poor Schools providing occupational therapy to spe- Xf I [livens law firm Employment: Heads his own consulting firm, cial education studerit.s. Coniniunily, oilier volunteer organization .ser- Coiuiuiinity, other volunteer arguni/atiou ser- r Mazzarese & Associates, Previously had ' years vice: vice: PralrssioiiaL'lr.idc Kroup utllliatioiiH: American experience in business, health rare and edu- Professional/trade group affiliations: American School IKKIKI work: eunently, Facilities Commit- Past President, Westfield IJN1CO, past rtiem- Bar Association; Inteniiitional [Vir Assnelnlion, cation throughout North America, the Far F«ist ()<( up.'ilional Therapy Association tee Chairman; member of IVogiains ami Policy lier, Westlield's Hoosler's Association; riK'tnlier, Committee COJ««eUW5iTt« •Buffets Girl Scouts •Consoles rtt wd trend IWWI t«r«M< tn laquered wood get awards BinBIHtydfR MaWiPocton. and faux finishes Washington Rock Girl WOODBRIDGE WATCHUNG Scout Council will hold its Sale excludes prior 185 US Route t S i . 1688 Route ?? E purchases Ends annual Awards and Recogni- April 30, 1995 tion Dinner 6:30-9 p.m. Hlllman's [yes 906 ?002 Hlllman's [yes 322 9001 Thursday, April 27 at the TtieEyexam Group 908 3989 Itie [ Vtixam Group 212 5020 Westwood, 438 North Ave., (908) 752-3533 Garwood. Awards will be pre- 68 Route 22 West, Green Brook, NJ sented to outstanding adult volunteers as well as com- Hours: Mon.-Fri. 10-6. Tues., Wed. & Thurs. 10-9. Sat, 10-5, Sun. 12-5 munity members whose ef- forts and support have par- ticularly benefited Girl Scout- ing. ' Girl Scouts working toward the Gold Award, the highest I'm starting niyl | honor in Girl Scouting, will make oral presentations re- garding their projects. Ivy League The council's Girl Scout Chorus, composed of Girl Scouts and adult members, education at UCC. will be part of the opening ceremonies. The new Cadette A great college education can cost a lot of money. But it doeant and Senior Girl Scout uni- forms will also be featured. haveto. My first two years of college will be one of the best vafcjea Cost for the dinner is $18. ; Reservations can be made by anywhere: I'm going to Union County College. : calling the council service I can major in any of dozens of transfer programs. Programs that center at 232-3236. have given UCC students junior-year standing at more than 500 four-year colleges and universities. And some of those Include th» Young artists great names in higher education. • bring 'Camelot' My family and I will save thousands of dollars in tuition and housing. I can even work while I study because UCC has to Westfield convenient locations and flexible class schedules. The Westfield Young Artists' Co- operative Theatre (WYACT) will If you're planning to do great things, consider Union County produce "Cmnelot," the all-time fn- vorile Lerner and Lowe musical. College. Get started today by calling (006) 709-7600. The summer production will be directed by Cynthia Meryl with choreography by Jrnny Logus nnd mu.ik'fil direction by Tom Lang- union ttHHick. Audition;; (by iippointment) with COUNTY ynunK rnimiciii |M.Tf(irmrrn will Ix; Saturday, Miiy l',\ nt the studio of COLLEGE the WrBtllHd'School of Dnn«>, 402 ilouleviml in WeHtfield. WYACT 1033 SpDngfteid Avanu*. Cmntofti Wk'otTK'H those Interested in trcli Cranfocd • Elizabeth • RalnfWd work, H.H well as new performing 8cotch Ptftln« talent. Mule perfornwrs lfl-21 yours Old nit* piirtlculti! ly Hought. "We* re your college. For mora Inftirmntion, cull 781)- A-12 AprI 13,1 JEdward A. Koch, 66 | Obituaries turnpike toll supervisor; avid bowler J Edward A. Koch, 6(i, died April 9, Surviving are his wife of 35 '1995 at his home in Spotswood. He years, Marie H. Baumann Koch of began working for the New Jersey Spotswood; a daughter, Kathleen Bernadine Zaitz, 66 Turnpike Authority in 1955 and Ruffe of Edison; three sons, Ken- was a toll supervisor at Exit 9 on neth Koch of Flowery Branch, Ga., Homcmaker lived 23 years in town the Turnpike in East Brunswick Steven Koch and Dennis Koch, Bernadine Mulrennan Zaitz, 6G, Paul J. Zaitz Jr. of Pittsburgh, Pa.; when he retired in 1983. both of Spotswood; two grandchil- died April 8, 1995 at Somerset two grandchildren; and a sister, A native of Bayonne, he lived in dren; and two brothers, Walter Medical Center in Somerville. A Betty Dafgak of Edison. Westfield from 1953 until he Koch of Fulshear, Texas, and Jo- homemaker, she was born in Rah- Services were held Tuesday at moved to Spotswood m 1963. seph Koch of MontouiTiville, Pa. way and lived in that city before the Rossi Funeral Home, Scotch moving to Westfield in 1972. Plains, followed by a funeral Mass Carbohydrate Diet Specialist . Mr. Koch was an avid bowler and Another son. Navy Petty Officer Her husband, Paul J. Zaitz Sr., at Holy Trinity Roman Catholic- Nancy Mahoney M.S., R.D. . insurance May Cover , received an American Bowling 3rd Class Edward A. Koch Jr., died in 1983. died in 1990. Church. Burial was in Rosehill Dietitian • Nutritionist • Fitness Instructor . ffousecalls Can Be Arranged Congress award in 1984 through a Mrs. Zaitz is survived by a son, Cemetery, Linden. (908) 560-9100 \_ Westfield league for bowling a 298 Services were held yesterday at the Brunswick Memorial Home, game, two pins short of a perfect East Brunswick, followed by a fu- game. He also was a coach, man- neral Mass at Immaculate Concep- Mr. Ryan, 80; rescue squad ager, and umpire in a baseball tion Church. Burial was in Holy league in Spotswood. Cross Burial Park, South Brun- He was a formgr committee swick Township. president, corporate officer chairman with Boy Scout Troop 35 In lieu of flowers, contributions James F. Ryan Jr., 80, a past Corps finance officer during World in Spotswood. Mr. Koch was a pa- may be made to Immaculate Con- president of the Westfield Rescue War II, and belonged to the Amer- ,'rishioner of Immaculate Concep- ception Church, 23 Manalapan Squad and the former corporate ican Society of Corporate Secretar- tion Roman Catholic Church, in Road, Spotswood, 08884. or the secretary of the Foster Wheeler ies. Mr. Ryan was a member of the RUN YOUR Spotswood, and once was a mem- Haven Hospice, c/o JFK Medical Corp., died April 8, 1995 at his Echo Lake Country Club. ber of the Spotswood Recreation Center, 65 James St., Edison, home. His wife, Anne Kindregan Ryan, Commission. 08820. A lifelong Westfield resident, Mr. is deceased. Ryan joined Foster Wheeler at its Surviving are a daughter, Patri- Carteret plant in 1942 and was cia R. Tully; a son, James F. Ryan Carmine Papaccio, 68 named business manager of its III; nine grandchildren; and a construction department in 1947. brother, David Ryan. Active in Little League, booster club He became manager of general A funeral Mass was offered yes- Carmine "Pat" Papaccio, 68, died Technology) in 1947. terday at Holy Trinity Roman services in 1957 and was later pro- Catholic Church. Burial was in April 8, 1995 at Muhlenberg Re- Surviving are his wife, Eleanor moted to assistant secretary; he Fairview Cemetery under the di- gional Medical Center in Plainfield. Karaffa Papaccio; two sons, Rich- was the corporate secretary at Fos- rection of the Dooley Colonial An active member of the Westfield ard Papaccio of Hopewell Junction, ter Wheeler's main office in Liv- Home. Boosters Club, he also was a base- N.Y., and Robert Papaccio of West- ingston when he retired in 1977. In lieu of flowers, contributions ball coach and former director of field; three grandchildren; a broth- He attended Columbia Univer- may be made to the Westfield Res- the Westfield Little League. er, Vincent Papaccio of Willing- sity and the American Institute of cue Squad, P.O. Box 350, Westfield, Mr. Papaccio was born in Bayo- boro; and two sisters, Ann Baginski Banking, served as an Army Air 07091. nne, served in the Navy during of Toms River and Rosemarie World War II, and had lived in Boyle of Bayonne. Westfield since 1953. He also main- A funeral Mass was offered Tues- tained a second home in West day at St. Helen's Roman Catholic Margaret Campbell Oneil Palm Beach, Fla. Church, of which Mr. Papaccio was Private services were held for brothers, Walter Arthur Campbell He drove a truck for Anheuser- a parishioner. Burial was in Fair- Margaret Campbell Oneil, 93, who and E. Stuart Campbell. Busch from its Newark brewery view Cemetery under the direction died April 1, 1995 at her home in Funeral arrangements were from 1948 until his retirement in of the Dooley Colonial Home. Jamesburg. She was a member of Smith & Smith (Suburban), the Horticultural Society of New 1991. Mr. Papaccio received a de- Contributions may be made to Springfield. gree in electrical engineering from Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer York and Elizabeth Garden Club. the Newark College of Engineering Center, 1275 York Ave., New York, A native of Washington Crossing, fnow (he New Jersey Institute of N.Y. 10021. Mrs. Oneil lived in Hillside and Westfield before moving to James- burg in 1988. She graduated from what is now Rider University. UNION COUNTY REAL ESTATE NEWS Helen W. Peniston, 97 Her husband,, James A. Oneil, is ! Helen W. Peniston, 97, died April A memorial service was held deceased. "f-4, 1995 at the Holly Manor Nursing Thursday at the Gray Funeral Surviving are a daughter, Janet .' Home in Mendham. A native of Home. Contributions may be made Jackson; three grandchildren; four It's a Sellar Extravaganza! Beginning April 21 st through ' Long Island, N.Y., she lived in to Save the Children. great-grandchildren; and two Westfield and Scotch Plains before April 30th, CENTURY 21 offices throughout the Northeast •j[noving to Chester in 1961. will be featuring the CENTURY 21 "Saleof the Century" ^J Her husband, Denman Peniston^ ^ied in 1961. Mrs. Peniston is sur- WtSTFIELD SUMMER WORKSHOP for 10 days only. This CENTURY 21 Market Power *95 vived by two daughters, Gloria Campaign is a buyer event in which home sel lers wil 1 offer 'Poole of Millington and Shirley Pe- PRESENTS Arthur Kucha and Kolwrt Kucha; MilnOfrifT \V) Slrtlf Slifrl, I'rrlli Amlw * VOH'M^//<> • t:*fon Car seat use: A little extra time may save a life X Sylvan, better grades are arents with hectic schedules are always looking are to inform the public about the laws regarding just the beginning. for short cuts. But no one would knowingly child restraint, educate them on the proper use of jeopardize the safety of a child just to save a child safety seats and making seats widely available At Sylvan, we pinpoint your child's needs, Plittle time. Yet it happens more often than one at a reasonable price. develop a personalized program and might think. 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Suite C Watchuns, IM,|. 07060 • (908) 755-KIDS (5437) We participate in many HMO and managed care plans. Immunization awareness Ongoing free seminars open to the public on parenting • .:' i: your newborns and toddlers, asthma, ear infections. Prenatal &. New Patient Interviews At No Charge. needs a shot in the arm Affiliated with Overlook Hospital A Si, Barnabas Medical Center The U.S. Centers for Disease Here are a few facts and help- turer, has joined with the March Control and Prevention (CDC) (if ful reminders: of Dimes to offer a free pocket- the Department of Health and • Dangerous diseases aren't a sized pull chart schedule. Human Services reports thai thing of the past. T By JAMES REILLY cuff in my shoulder," he said. "And pete. That's what drives rrtb to I decided to take up running while keep going, I have a competitive THE RECORD my shoulder healed. The funny spirit to compete against other ath- Better late than never. thing was, I found out I was a bet- letes and I like to strive to be the Westfield's Austin Newman is a ter runner than swimmer." best." late bloomer when it comes to or- Newman's prowess on the track Running has been taking a back ganized athletics but is a testament has led him to the record books, as seat the last two years because to the fact that life is not a sprint, his performance at the Eastern Re- Newman has been recuperating but a marathon. gional Championships in 1986 still from an operation to remove carti- Newman, who'll turn 80 years stands as the best times an athlete lage from his knee. But in his first old in August, is one of the top in the 70-74 age group has at- outdoor race in two years he placed senior swimmers, runners and tri- tained. 138th in the Colon ia 5K by finish- athletcs in the country, despite not Newman ran the 800 meters in ing in 24:80 two weeks ago. beginning serious training until he 2:42.0 and the 1500 in 5:27.4. both "I beat 128 runners that day, and was 55. world records, at the regionals. I'm not sure, but I think I may "I used to swim in the rivers as a Since then he's been a mainstay at have been the old-timer of the kid, and I liked it, but I wasn't the Senior Olympics, which are group," he said. "I'll be 80 this year really involved in it competitively," held every two years and will be but I still feel young. For me com- he said. "But about 25 years ago getting under way this May in San peting is a hobby, not work. they built a pool across the street Antonio, Texas. "If it ever becomes work, I'll from my house, here in Westfield, Newman expects to compete in stop. But as of now. I like to go out and I went in to take some laps the triathlon, an event he- won in and have a swim, and meet new and I've been competing ever 1993, the 800 and 1500 meter runs, friends. I kxik at it as good health. since." and the 50, 100, 200 and 400 meter I'm slowing down a bit, but I'm in He started by swimming with swims in San Antonio. And he'd good shape. Some of the younger the New Jersey Masters, and dem- like to participate in more. guys down at the YMCA say they onstrated indomitable competitive "They only allow you to get in a hope to be in as good a shape as I spirit by parlaying a seemingly certain number or events," he said. am when they're my age. I tell RANDALL MILLER/THE RECOO negative experience into a positive "I guess that's a good way to them they may never look this Westfield's 79-year-old senior Olympic athlete Austin Newman will be riding his bike In the one. spread the medals around. But I goixl, but I wish them luck in try- triathlon in San Antonio, Texas, May 16. "When I was CO I tore the rotator look forward to going clown to com- ing." Ferrer foils Irvington as WHS win streak hits five "The other thing is that we try to Brewster. "And it's become conta- By JAMES REILLY be an aggressive team," he added. gious. We have guys going up to THE RECORD "You can't sit back on your the plate with men on, giving me The Westfield High baseball haunches and wait for things to the bunt sign. They're concentrat- team had high hopes coming into hiippen. We force the action and ing on getting the runner over, and the season, and thanks in large apply pressure and force teams are doing it well." part to a consistently balanced into mistakes. We want our kids to Senior Kris Williams doublet! lineup and a commitment by the lake chances -- not stupid ones — and singled, and third baseman whole team to play all-out aggres- but good aggressive baseball." .Jorge Arnorim had :i two-run single sive ball, those hopes are looking The Blue Devils followed that to lead the Blue Devils. quite realistic right nbout now. recipe for success to the lust ingre- Saturday they edged Livingston The Blue Devils continued their dient against Irvington Monday as 8-7 with Steve Cheek picking up impressive start by winning three senior lellhander Steve Ferrer, in the win and hitting a three mil more gnmes during the past week his first start of the season, picked homer. The day before they to|i|>ed to push their moid to 5-0. fiend up the win. Kiisl Side 4-1, with Williams toss- Couch Bob Hrewsler credits his That wa;s ample evidence, of ing it thitMvhitter and Cheek rap fundamentally sound lineup and a Westlield's balance, and the gixxl ping a double ("id U single. team-wide thirst for the.jugular. aggressive baseball was not hard to Cheek is balling over .H00 on the "To hiive success in the long run, find. A prime* example was when year, and Willium.s IIUH Iteen a ter- you've got to get the kicis involved junior centerfielder Brian Ciein ror at the plnte. Shortstop .Jay nt every part of your batting order niecki laid down a |>erfcrt suicide White has 1HH>M stinging the ball mid off the bench," suit I Hrewsdr. squeeze that plated not one, but from the eight M|M>t in the lineup. "You can't just rely KM your top two runs SchwaivrnlH-k IIIIH not only Ix-en five guys in the order to do nil (lie The un!Ui!!|H>cttii|! Blue Knights running the bases with skill, hut dmnngi'. We've hiul guys* picking conceded (he runner at third and luiM Urn hitting at it MHO clip from Up each other all year from ouch in Iheir Iwi'itc to mill {'lonmieeki lit the ninth spot to complement and every part of tin- lineup und first, ignored (.'Iiris .'Vhwnivenlx'k White and set the tnble for the lop RANDALL MILLGfVtHE nECORD, thiit's led to wiriH, I just love it who motored around from wenncl of the order. 1 Wefitflold High's Jorge Amorlm (right) la safe as he steals third base In Monday's 8-2 victory when tin? Ixittom of tin order i;i (o sci Hi'. Next up for the liUit* !>eviln will over Irvington. " hitting. The whole learn IH produe "The hunting and lumerunnintf lx* llolxikrn Saturday and Keainy Ing. IKIH hwri excellent BO fur," nnld Monday, A-16 Rotisserie junkies happy to have their games back By with the shortened mtgor league CHRONICLE: CORRESPONDENT baseball season a year ago. Holding the stat fee monies from scores of •'. Bob Zollner knew he was happy. leagues, Zollner, like all stat ser- That was the easy part — now he vice managers, was in quite a bind •had to find out what made him last August. : happiest. With owners everywhere clam- ;• Was it knowing his "Bob Z's oring for refunds, Zollner did some ^ Sox" would again be gracing rotis- research and ended up offering /serie baseball's imaginary playing what the majority of the other stat Keep your cool this summer with great deals ; fields? Or was is it the comforting services did. feeling a manager of a fantasy "We offered credit to our cus- league stat service gets when he tomers toward this season," said on central air conditioning horn Reel-Strong, knows one of his revenue- Zollner. "We just let everyone generating products is returning. The TSC (Trenton State College) know they don't have to send a League is one of those that will be deposit for this year — we used the "That's a good question — prob- back, though not with Stadium ably both," said Zollner, who runs credit from last year for the de- Stats (the league has its stats han- posit." Hii 5-YEAR WGHBTUTUTY c a rotisserie baseball league stat ser- dled by Fantastistics in Philadel- vice called "Stadium Stats" out of phia). That in itself should make for a New City, N.Y. "I got into rotisserie But even TSC League (strictly pretty reasonable turnover for Sta- REMTES-UP18 $6001 baseball because I love the game National League) Commissioner dium Stats, but it will likely foil and I love the statistics. That feel- Jim Henchy-Boyle, a Montclair res- their original plans of obtaining ing hasn't waned. The stat service ident, admits it is in something of over 100 leagues. •'is a business, but it's not that big a a half-hearted manner. Seeing as the TSC League is a ', money-maker. So I'm happy on pretty close-knit one, Henchy- Plan includes parts and labor There's something missing about Boyle is figuring on most of its ; both accounts." this rotisserie season, Henchy- ' In rotisserie circles, Zollner may owners returning, too, though one Boyle acknowledges. Instead of owner has already withdrawn from ', he the exception to the rule. As a talking about who's the next Raul ; fantasy league owner, that doesn't the league to start a band. Hii 10-YEAR Mondesi, Steve Avery or Jeff Bag- <•// • matter much to him — he's pretty "I'm glad in a way to get the well, for Henchy-Boyle and at least season going again," he said. "One I ceilain his fervor will be matched a few of his co-owners, it's more — ; by the other owners in his league of the big reasons I got into rotis- on Rheem SEER Model ' what took you so long? serie is to stay in contact with peo- . now the major league baseball "I know for me, just baseball- on compressor and all freon gas RAMA 060-RBHA-24-PCH60 "; I strike has been resolved. ple, especially people you normally wise, there's a feeling of disinter- wouldn't talk to on a regular basis." | As the manager of Stadium est," said Henchy-Boyle. "Right , Stats, two years ago (in just its But just like the thousands and PRE SEASON SAVINGS COUPONS FINANCING AVAILABLE now, I'd rather watch the NCAA thousands of fans who say they ; third year of operation) voted the Tournament, professional bas- ; second-best rotisserie baseball stat will never come back to major ketball or go play golf. It's like call league ballparks after the latest ! service in the nation by Baseball me when it's over. The strike and Call for a FREE estimate and receive a \ Weekly, Zollner is hoping the dam- baseball work stoppage, rotisserie everything has caused a lot of dis- baseball will probably learn to live | age done by major league base- interest. Normally we would get to- FREE Reel-Strong T-Shlrt!' ! ball's striking players is not ir- another day. gether and talk about the different For the avid players that's good | reparable. players, but now everybody seems •LIMITED QUANTITIES, CALL TODAY "We've been growing quite rap- news. For stat services across the so fed up with it." U.S. that's good news. idly," Zollner said. "We had 70 TSC League owner Dave Custy, leagues last year and were plan- For Zollner, it's doubly-good. a Somerset resident and 1987 grad- "We missed it a lot," said ZoU- ning on going into 100 this year, uate of Bound Brook High School, but I think the strike will set our ner. "All of the guys in our league agrees. are middle-aged. I'm 47, and for a growth back at least a year. This "A lot of the teams were becom- year I think we might be under 70 lot of guys this age, it's a great ing less interested because of what escape. The rotisserie player is a because we didn't advertise a lot, went on," said Custy. "Everybody and I think some rotisserie players lot different from a lot of baseball Dependable, hates the owners, everybody hates fans. During the season, my favor- might be disgusted and just not the players — I think most Friendly come back. ite team isn't the Yankees or the [owners] have a minimal interest Mets, it's Bob Z's Sox. When you Service HEATING & COOLING "I had been getting a lot of calls right now. If the strike would have go through the newspaper, you're Since 1925 starting [Sunday night] and [Mon- continued, I could have seen our not going to see how the local guys day] from old customers and a few league folding." did, you're going to look for your new ones. I might be overly opti- Those feeling like Henchy-Boyle guys. 549 LEXINGTON AVE. ^mistic, but I'm figuring most peo- and Custy are Zollner's worst "I'm hoping that addiction is not CRANFORD, NJ 07016 i : i i tple will come back." nightmare. He already had to deal 908-276 going to wane." SCOREBOARD tlort, caH 332-7090. SPORTS BRIEFS KICKBOXINQ The Westfield YMCA welcomes kjckboxlng SOUND OFF! instructor Steven Eng to It's staff. He will do a Got a score to report? Have a story or fea- Wings for free demonstration today, and men participant! I idea7 Or do you just want to vent your may sign up for an eight week session, begin- ^ to trie local sports editor? ning April 20. For further information, call v* If your answer to any of the above is 'Yesl,' Karen at 233-2700 ext. 247. » *please call James Reilly at 276-6000 or rax to: £,276-6220. Our address is: 102 Walnut Ave., J -Cranlord, N.J. 07016. ADULT TENNIS LESSONS WilltU Bacote will offer adult tennis lessons ^ * WESTFIELD RECREATION NEWS at Kramer Manor on Mondays and Wednes- days from 7-8 p.m. the first three weeks of Westfield v<-. The Wostfield Recreation Commission is i k'Viow selling tennis membership cards for tha May. Cost is $20 for residents, $25 for non- v 'upcoming season. Use of the courts is re- residents, who can register now. Youths 13-17 will receive Instruction starting v -gtnetod to Westfield residents only at / Tamaques Park and the Elm Street Courts. May 22, 24, 31 and June 5. 6 , 12 at the ' | Use of courts at Memorial Park is open lo all courts, also from 7-8 p.m., for the same cost. Win 2 roundtrip tickets *•> membership holders. For lees and other inlor- For further information, call 322-6700. ,'• matton call 789-4080. JUST 4 KICKS v, The Westfiold Recreation Commission will Soccer Skills and Dnlls, Inc. a year round £ post it's fifth annual 5-mll«r and 1-mile Fun to anywhere in the continental U.S.!! soccer tutoring program which attracts stu- K 'flun on Saturday, April 22 at Tamaques Park in dents from all over New Jersey is now enroll- ,". i [• ^TWeatfield. Trio event will kick off with the 1-mile ing students for its next session ol classes. , ^Fun Run at 9 a.m. followed by the 5-miler at To reserve your place, please call Tom Turn- • 9:30 a.m. Pro registration is being accepted bull, School Director, at (908) 753-S240. •'•-."nhrough April 21. Tho entry foe is $10 for tho 5- Iniilor and $5 lor the Fun Run. Post registration TAE KWON DO ,. -foes will be $12 and $7 respectively. For fur- "Wings for Westfield" Entry Fo The Westfield Chapter of the Martial Arta In- * .^Iher information call 789-4080, stitute ol America will be holding a demon- * ' Tho Westtiold Recreation Commission has Name v stration Saturday May 13 at the high school. v-.pc(jun accepting membership registration lor i ^ths Memorial Pool season, which begins Sat- Address •• ."urd.iy, Juno 10 and runs through Labor Day. RUNNING RESULTS * vfor lees and other information call 7B9-4080, NEW PROVIDENCE 10K F' h •-'£• WHS ICE HOCKEY ALUMNI Sunday. April 9 ^s. mo Wostfiold High Ico Hockey Alumni As- Local Finishers ..•'I.. t >sor i,ition would liko to start a hockey tradition 68. Michael Eagan, Wesffleld, 34, 43:10; 3:21; ••*of sponsoring nn annual Alumni game. Also, 134. Philip Lofters, Westfield, 35, 48:17; 165. , HI. ' *-Jho Alumni Association would like to work in Jack Meagher, Westfield, 40, 50:20; 171. Tom ^concert wilh tho Ico Hockey Boosters in sup- Ruby, Wostfiold, 34, 50:42; 168. Ann Skudlirtt, v'pnning itio tonm. Tho Alumni Association is Westfield. 39, 52:24; 194, Maria Velluccl, West- r i to *C' Y" y gauge tho interest on any Westfield field, 37, 52:57; 195. Steve Rogut, Westfleld, D I have not subscribed in the test 30days. Sifjn m* uplof th*9J»cW 1 y«ar Westfield ^••OUirnni that would like to participate. If in- 36, 52:57; 209, Charlotte Lee, Wtstfleld, 30, v v letor,lod cnll Jon Davidson at 654-5564 53:49; 221. Paul Gillesple, Wesffleld, 30, 54:48; Record subscription rate of jio.oOdifidenttirme ihWi RACE CALENDAR JV VMCA SWIM TEAM HONOR April 15 — Washington Spring Fling 5K, 10 »;*• Chrts Felnlhel, an eight-year member ol the am. 908-689-0737. • I am not an active subscriber, me in the contest v /VVontfiold YMCA Swim Team, was recently pro- April 16 — 17th annual Easter Road Race ; . $entod with two awnrds Irom Coach Joe R«nto 10K, Newark (Ironbound) 9:30 a/n, 201-569- vjat tlio team's annual awards dinner held March 7878, after 8 pm. Have you ever used a travtf agent before' • Yes QNo Vj29 nt Iho Westwood in Garwood, Chris re- April 22 - Westfield Recreation Runs, 1 Mils If no, woultf yo»i BtatafQrtniitkKtan vacation getaways? D Yes QNo * -ceived tho Ken Lyng Award lor team loader- at 9 am, 5 Mile al 9:30 am, 908-789-4080. » S-i, •>.^ship, dedication and his performance at Iho April 23 - PruCaro Cherry Blossom 1QK, •- "/nents this season. Tho Frank Kotchum Award Newark, 10 am, 201-228-2210, 160 Falrvlew Sponsored by: U.S. Travel, Cranford & The Westfield Record ^ -"rvas also presented to Chris, This award goos Ave., Cedar Grove, 07009. «. to an eighth grader who the coach leols will April 23 - Hillsborouflh Spring Fling, 1 Mile ••• jn.iko a major contribution to his high school at 10:15 nm, GK flt 10:45 am, 908-B74-4550, J^anm the following yonr. Chris will attend Cran- 422 Rt. 206. Suite 144, HHIsborounJi, NJ v^iortl High thin September, and also will repro'- 08876. Vjsonl Iho Wo3lflold Y this August at tho Long Forbes Newspapers, v April 23 — Race For The Rainbow SK, New Send entries to; '.Comr.o N-itionnls in Tonnosnne Brunswick, 1 Mile al 10:30 am, SK at 11 am, Wings for Westfleld Contest NJNCPCA, 35 Hahoy St.. Newark, NJ 07102 i- j RED CROSS GOLF 201-643-3710, P.O. Box 699, *' .„ fho Wcistfmld Jnycoos. under Iho leadership April 23 — Fifth annual Phi Tau 5K, Trenton £ tjf this yunr's frusidorit, John Bnumann, nre State College, 10:30 am, 609-637-6878. Somerville, N.J. 0B876 V^ljxirisoring tho Fourth Annual Golf Oullng at April 29 - Vitamin 5KBeMdor«, Fun Run »t v Jtio I'lninfidld Country Club on Mny I, to raise 9:30 am, 5K at 10 am. 908-475-5300, •«. M20 £ Hindu lor Iho Woslfiold/Moimtfiinmtlo Chapter or 2325, Official Rules £ » ^bl tlio American Fled Crnsi. Tho dnndllno lor April 29 •- Woods and Lakes Run 10K, * Jtio tllnnnr rnylstrntlon Is April ??., Tor informs- Mountain Lnkos, 10 am, 201-334-4984. • Fill out entry form completely along with signature. Your signature is your release to reprint your name and hometown if you are | WESTFIELD HIGH CALENDAR a winner, Incomplete forms are void. J • You may also qualify by filling out an entry form at The Westfield Hecord, 102 Walnut St., Cranford, N J. between ; K ' All times p.m. unless noted Baseball • Kewny, home, 11 a.m. 9:00 a.m,-5;00 p.m., Monday Friday k ; v* Softball •- nl Kenrny, 11 am. l>. THURSDAY, APniL 13 Volleyball - at Old Bridge, 4 • All entries must bo received by 4\30\95. Ono entry per family. "•> »'JfirifilR ill I'lnlndnkl, 4 rnnnli - at Union, 4 • Winners will bo announced in tho t>\4\95 issue of tho Westfiold Rocord, \ *- STARTING APRIL 19TH You'll Be Able To Buy, Find & Advertise Anything To Do With Sports and Entertainment in Forbes Newspapers FORBES FILE PHOTO New... Westfield High's Mike Abeles has been solid In the net for the 3-1 Blue Devils. YOUTH SPORTS WESTFIELD SOCCER tween Sdiultz and Krunor allowed the Can- nons' first goal. Defense was anchored by Ben Waitfitld Cannon* 8, Millburn 2 Montaibano In goal and McDermott, Dan Kane, EXAMPLES: When captains John Chlesa. Brian McDer- Tucker. Ryan Millar and Kyi* Fischer mad* up WHATATUMIII IT'S YOUR SHOTl- THE BEST SEATS mott and Andrew Tuckor went for the loss they the back line who blocked the middle. Passing Congratulations to th* FREE CONCERT- The knew (hey were In lor a good game. The Can- Asbury Park Orchestra Vlllag* Bllllard's proudly AROUNDI- Call Ticket between Tommy Roche, Schultz and Zack SomarMt Llttl* L*agu* Central tor tickets to the nons were slow to the opening whistle. Mill- witl bo performing Frl. presents Us 3rd Annual Coppa created several opportunities; a shot on champ* 'Th* Rock*T»". March 17 at 8PM in 9-Ball Tournoy, Frl. KnicKj, Nets, Devils, bum rushed to an opening goal. After the goal, goal and the score was tied for the half. Had a graat ilm* coach- Qreensdal* Park. For March 17 at 9PM sharpt Rangers, Concerts, and the Cannons realized the whistle had blown, Ing you..Hop* you *tv more! 000-000-0000 Second hall play put Fisher in goal. Millbum Joyed th* ••••on. dlractloni/lnfo. S20 to enlor. To sign up, There were good crosses between Vincent provided great comer opportunities (or West- Coach B*rguston call 000-000-0000 call 000-000-0000 Shan, Michael Krasnor and Billy SchulU. Bu! field, but the off-aides plays, which the ref ad- Millbum managed a quick boom ball. Th» Can- MERCHANTS NEEDED- mitted he could not see, wera a problem. Still, MUSIC EQUIPMENT- TICKETS FOR SALE- for Baseball Card & MUSIC LESSONS- nons pulled a traditional oH-sido play not rec- Westfteld broke loose. From a throw-In, Shen For sale- Ibanez Uke David Meggolt, I too Memoir, b 111 a Show. Piano lessons, M-F, ognized or callod by the rof and it was Mill- ended up with a touch toward the goal and the Pdrlormanc* acoustic have given up on Ina NY Middlesex Hilton, Sat 4-6PM. 22 yrs. exp. Call bum, 2-0. score was now 3-2. The Cannons were fired. iitar. Exc. cond. Must Giants. If you're looking March 18lh & Sun March 000-000-0 000 to • II. Call Mlk*: for season tickets, schedule your lessons. Unprepared to come from behind, the Can- An unstoppable shot from midfield made the r 19lh. $40/lbl. Call: 000-000-0000 ploaso cat! 000-000-0000. 000-000-0000 register nons were inspired. Midfleld plnyers Chiosa, score 4-2. Millburn was totally frustrated by th* Daniel Lynes and Andrew Lassnor continued lo defense and oniy the offense remained. Two push the ball forward, mooting nach op- more quick goals and Westfield closed 6-2. portunity with aggressive play. Nice plays to MVPs were Schultz (offense) and Montaibano the forward lino and grent glve-and-go be- (doicnso). 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Oh, Star of the 908-789-3043 THIerii at low, direct from Seat Covera- tthr now TralnlnaAOreomlrti the factory prlcea. For 528-1999 Sea. help me and ahow 35 yrs. oxp. Pally 9-9 beetle $45 752-0659 PROFORM CROSS- 3100 * MIOMHsMMttUft ADOPTION- Bill and me, herein you are my FREE catalog with prices SCANDANAVIAN STYLE WALK TREADMILL- lyr Kathy wUh to bring new- mother. Oh, Holy Mary. SOUTHERN RBCIPCS- epeclal SAVINGS NOW TEAK PLATFORM BED- Stove Drop-In like new old, $450, axe cond. Call born Into their llvee for Mother of Qod. Queen of New recipe each week. IN EFFECT, and Model writh end tables, quetn $50 272-3032 after 6pm. 985-8871 trip* to the ahoro, vtaltlng Heaven and Earth! I Please send 14 a SASE Guide, call TOLL FREE 1- SlU, $100.908-722-4831 Stroll*-DBL$eo+ baby IOO, building anowmen, humbly beaeech you to L.M.L P.O Bon 1502, 800-922^800. Dept. 12 RCA as* TV— Dark pine 1020 tumpUng In leave*. 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Puppy Kennets, US Hwy gether by love for a middle of your backl 1110- PumlMire BALI- 4 ft. tree regu- Call 908-272-5439 swing sets/play sate in 1, Princeton, NJ. Oreat ceived without tin, pray For FREE Information ceilings 789-1131 1020 child. We wish to adopt for ua who have recouree SIM larly S29.SS • now S9.9B stock or ordered $100 Selection of Pupa. again. Let'a help each plaess contectr 11M • MsrofianaWe each. Cedar, maple, Woman's eurte- size 8, off. $'s Inc local del. a to thee (3x). Holy Mother, SEAOILS, TOY POXS' other. Find out about I place thla causa In your ESOCK PRODUCTS underS10S10S birch, Mac, pine (guaran- 2120 $20-550. 214-0870 Install. Sun 4/23 at War- Colleen and Bruce P.O. Box 53B-N3 2130- gl MMarch teed) Order 10 treee - r»n Flee. (906)996-3193. JACK RUSSELL'S GER- handa (3x). Holy Spirit, MAN SHEPARDS- S2S0 1-900-801-1313 Middlesex. NJ 08846 9140 • Offloffice FFurnituru e free shipping. Discount you who solve all prob- Tree Farm 1-800-889- 2130 **USED** CASH. Other Pups $100. ADOPT- Love and klss- lems, light all roade ao WIN MORI CASH THAN NOTICE: All GARAGE OFFICE FURNITURE Sold April IS. 16. * 17. that I can attain my goal. EVER BEFORE I- 1 2180-Software 8238 BRIGHT- and SUMLET aa await newborn In our 1H0-Wanted to Buy SALES advertisements Desks, files, chalra. etc. Hrs. 10-6 P.M. J.P. O'N- Low-coat dating network country home. Devoted You who gave me the di- Handlcapper In the na- are PAYABLE IN AD- 782-4221; avee 782-5057. eill Kennels, US Hwyi, vine gift to forgive and tion 1-900-255-5483 Pin for Inventive hlgh- couple offer hugt, fclaaee VANCE by cash, Princeton, KJ achlevers. About 700 and security, lieu our forget all evil against me 7050 SIS/call IB + 2010 WOOD CHIPS currant personal ede; llvea. Call Laurie and All, and that In all Instances Inovatlve 305-537-3005 check, VISA or Master Immediate delivery. 2160 HAPPY PAWS mainly MJ/NYC/LI. Call i-aoo-soB-toso In my life you are with 7427 Chummley Ct. Falls Card. For • quota on Schmlede Tree Expert Wanted to Buy OBEDIENCE SCHOOL me. I want In this shod Church, va. 23043 Regietration night-Apr. 27. (600)400-4484 cost pleas* call Co, 322-9109 5-epm, claesee atart LOOK INTO VOUH prayer to thank you for BROWSE AROUND CHAPTERS WANTED FUTURE, CONTROL all things aa you confirm 1-S00-S59-9495. ARCADE GAMES FOR $1000410,000 paid for May 8 4 10 All For 4/29 Craft Show fea- HOMES- Plnball, video, Levels of Training. Tues. 1090 YOUR DESTINY. Find once again that I never Used a Slightly BERNARDSVILLE antique oriental ruga. Lost * flOtRNf Love a Romance. Save a want to be separated turing Ronald McDonald. pool, skeabell, Jukea, James Proctor 201-278- a Wed. Photostat falling relatlonehlp/ 1090 Abuaed Furniture Call Harriet 234-1444 123 Claremont Road more. New and recondi- proof of currant ahota re* H from you In eternal glory. We will buy any piece or (Past the Bookworm) 0280. 1-6 00-3 56-7B47. marriage I Thank you for your SPRING SALE tioned. Fully warranted. qedquired. . CCivil Defense entire estate. We are Almost new- Clothing, Also place games at A BUYER OP ALL FOUND MEDIUM tIZED mercy toward ma and open again. Come In and MAY 13,104PM BiBld£Manviltetnvie , NXjM-lNXFMl. TAN COLORED DOO- 8I8TER 8UZAN mine. The person must Jewelry, Furs, Acces- business locations. LIONEL a Flyer trains. CHAPTERS AND FOOD see our new look. 563 planta, crafts, flea, baked sories. Fine quality home THE FUN HOUSE Hobbyist pays top dollar! on April 3, mala, haa TABOT CARD say thla prayer 3 con- VENDORS WANTED- Bound Brook Rd, Mid- good, lunch. Calvary SUNRISE ACRES DOO collar w/ no tegs, Found secutive daya. Attar 3 furnishings, Antiques, 609-371-9444 Any condltiton, age, or READING8 for craft festival Sunday dlesex. MS-7220 Church, 44 Broad St, collectibles. quantity, 908-271-51224' OBCIDENCE- Placet- at Nixon Plaza HI 27 dsya, the request will be September 10th In Remington, Craftara/ CALL FOR 1 FREE MAW COLLECTABLES BOX-78% BALE Off all BAHAMA CRUISE away ares. Kind pos.. Edlaon. 908-679-8511 granted. This prayer Bound Brook. Big tsblss call 782-7054 wlntsr clolhlng(lncl some 5 days/4 nights. Under- ALL LIONEL, IVES, methods, 29 yrs. exp. re-. homa, 808-287-4477 QUESTtONt 30 yra. In must be published after crowds expected. Call 82 Watchung Ave AMERICAN FLYER- Cranford. goe7egiT2 fure)Sterts Fsb 15th bookedl Must sell) Lim- suits guer. B8fr<566 work, alao 906-246-7276 the favor la granted. 469-6699 or 356-7273 for T27 2 Buildings) ited tickets, some restric- and other toy trains. Col- aheltsr. 808-272-0791 M.H.Q more information. Lota of gift Ideas! ENCORE QUALITY tions apply, $279/couple. lector pays highest pric- MAIN ST. ANTIQUE CONSIGNMENTS (407)831-4700, Ext. 684 es. Call 1-8O0-464-4671 CENTER- 158 Main St.. 3110 Tue-F 10-6, Thurs. til 8 Mon.-Sal. 9AM-10PM or 201-635-2058 Flemlngton, 80B-7BB- Sat. 10-5. 908-788-7760 ANTIQUES a USED 6787 3 flr.s. 8500 sq. ft, DIABETICS!- Medlcere/ WE ARE BREEDERS DEALERS WANTED Insurance billed direct FURNITURE- all furni- REPHEUNTATIVCS 110 deelers. open dally BLUE SOFA SLEEPER- ture, old, DR, BDS, from 10-8 pm. New Antique Center for Test strips. Insulin, Come and experience KIDS* ACTIVITY good cond.Sterne and 8.000 Sq/Ft. facility Glucometers & more. Ut- 1800's to 1050's. MISC. the Shaken-Paw differ- foster mattreea B/O, 272- pieces. 847-1959 DID YOU Completely Renovettd tla or not out-of-pocket ence at New Jersey'a KNOW... M3B.Cal1 before 7pm W/W Carpeting, AC $J Satisfaction Quaran- BUYING ANTIQUE meet beautiful puppy that an ad in thla local BRASS BED— Queen ex, $25,000/yr Adv.Budget leedl Liberty Medical Furniture, china, atore. DIRECTORY paper also goee Into 22 with orthopedic mattress New Computer System Supply. 1-800-762-6026 giaaware, military rieme. other local papers? set. Unused, still boxed. Over 50 New Showcase* T Ham or an entire eetate. * All puppies are A.K.C. Reach over 380,000 Cost $1000 sell $300. Fir. Space & Prlv.tooms Call 526-8035 registered and eelected readera wtth one calll 908402-9S05 Cell 908-826-7920 DID YOU for breed conformity end i-aoo-ue-Mts Ask for Michael Crlngoll KNOW... COINS WANTED- Pay temperament. CHILD'S LOFT- 4 pc that an ad In this local cash, top prices! Peper Bdrm set. Elm fin. Mint Deeigner papor also goes into 22 money, foreign, stamps, * Puppies are socialized' 3030 cond. Ortg $1700, asklnq Conslanment Boutique other local papers? scrap gold, old |swetry a In opsn c*ses...no glaae $700. 7B1-1585 after 7PM DOUBLE TAKE Reach over 360,000 starting. Estates and Col- walls hersli This Inaurea This Spot High quality woman's de- readers with one calll lections. 906-782-0840. proper development for a COUNTRY signer clothing snd ac- 1-800-8B9-949S Rsab Coin, 4 BloomtlsJd happy, well adjusted, lev- ceasorles-Armanl, Calvin Ave., Flemlngton. Ing pet. Could APPLIANCE SALE WOODWORKING Klein, Escada, Valentino, FOR SALE- ex bike - Rafg. S85, wsshsr/droer 1BTH k 19TH C Hand- a Chanel. All Items are at $75, porcelain sink - $25, DEALERS WANTED $78. Fully guar'd.also Stove hood fan - $26 A New Antique Center * Famous Shske-A-Paw crafted Pins furniture at leest 75% off the orlg. Lifetime Health Guaran- Be Yours service $19.95. 908-754- reasonable prlcea. 8 cost. 2 locations: 655 morel 308-685-1259. 6,000 Sq.Ft. facility 7209 or 231-1047 tee Includsa compllmetv Board Cheats, Cup- Paasalc Ave. Weal Cnld UTTLE OH NO HEALTH Completsly Renovated try veterinary and tree REFRIQBRATOR - 22.B boards, Hutches, well 20I-808-6665 and COVERAGE!- Save up W/W Carpeting, AC tecel exsmlnstlon and Call Donna cubic feet. QE, almond, Armoires, Setteee. Bed- 782 Morris Tpk, Short to 60% on your dental, $25,000/yr Adv.Budgat I Us time obedience train- great condition, $500./ side tables, sto. Cell Hills 201-564-6484. Both drugs, chlropracilc, eye- New Computer System ing. BO call 008-483-8577 MikeatfMW-aia-1747 stores now opsn Sun.wear, mental health ser- Over 50 New Showcases 908-722-3000 noon-6pm vices and much more. Fir. Space » Prtv.rooma Bring the whole family. WASHER- $76. Dryer, DAY BED- white, Iron For Into call 1-800-455- Csil 90S-S28-79M Mark Kline $85, Stove, $75. Refrig- braes, frame, 2 HILLSB0R0UQH- 25B Ash for Mteheel CrtngoH 14 noute 22 West, Chk'1 Insinieioi erator, (170. Can deliver. orthopedic mettreeses, & Beekman La. at Everett'a 3186 Qreenbrook, NJ 08812 Ext. 6255 DRUMS- Full eet. Cym- (50 yards west of Rock 6 weeks- $69.0(1 Color consols TV f 100. high riser. Unused, still Farm Market. Frl. 4/14 & MILL MACHINE— and Pis call 7224329. boxed. Cost $800 eelt Sat. 5/15 KMpm. Furni- generator only 60 amp, bale or Ind. drums and Ave.) 1st lOuilli'Pi ri-devc Tree uniform! S32S. 908-eQ2-9B0B ture, old trunks, house- Call 526-5225, stands, any cond. Pleaee 908488-2822 hold, toye, farm Its mi call Pete. 908-685-2295 MorvSat 11-0. Sun 11-8 Karate • Tuite • Amis • Jujilsu FILE CABINET- 4 draw- 238-2272 20430 and much more. No early OUNS, SWORDS. WtSTtES- AKC, ahota AtfCtfOfM er $90; poker table $295; birds. MISC ITEMS- Bedroom eet Cherry KNIVES. MIUTARIA-NJ A wormed, Family raised. 908-572-0023 QulbrnnsBfi paragon 8 wks. 1 male. Oood w/ $750; Twin Bed $150; MOVINO SALE- April $500. 2 console stsrsoi & Fed. He. Top cash ELWOOD 0. HELLER A Bennington Pine DR sst- 22nd. rain dnte 4/23, 9-3. psld, House calls made, children 908-808-2481. $100 onch. Volt rower Bert 821-4949 SON AUCTIONEERS table h 6 Rush bottom 5 Burnett Place. Plncnl $75. Golf net & mat (new) YOUR CLASSIFIED AO BUILDING BLOCKS Jioi v CROSS M'KsiiRY snioni. INC.- E.Q Hsller • Son chalra $799; Plus a atore $75 Weight set $300. H1QH PRICES PAID- for CAN Be PUBUBHBD IN 1 \ WARM AM) I nVINdAIMUSPHI-KI. IOK will sell the pereonal full ot quality used furni- PlicATAWAY- 13 Wll 752-8592. Tv, mag. postcards, sheet muslo, 9a NEW JERSEY NCWB* PRESCHOOL property ot Mr. a Mra. ture a household Hems. low AveSst. 4/14 ft 15. old toys, baeeball Iteme, PAPIHS WITH ONE \<)l H aill.DS TRI' SC II(H)I. Vl-AKS" Ufjes liuiaa aTlaa*«jUl««BBB% MOVING I new 36" x 2B' ^VfTlt irwliffli ™ IwVewfVfflVVlt Bookoaeee, Deaks, cameras, military, TV'e, EASY PHONE CALL AND Lamps, Tables, Chairs, 9-4pm. 2 family Sale. Var< tbl w/2 chrs, $175. and Wr Offcl! NJ 4/aa/ts Sam. lous H/H « yard Itsmi, Kennedy tool box, Worlds Fair, fountain FOR ONE LOW PRICE. Bonnlngton Pine Dining mirrors, pictures a some clothing. pens. Call 272-5777. FOR ONLY $219.00 DAY CARE ?• Clim Room Set, other frames, pslntlngs, etc. BonrcRt scanner, re- YOUR AD WILL REACH COMING SOON \ Yi.OlrtClnsst's urnHure, etuffed mounts, PRICED TO SELL! Sell The Auction Way cllner. 873-1370. OLD OUM CARD8- OVER 12 MILLION I Yr. Old (hisses baseball memorabslla, Colllne Comer Antlquee Hire An Auctlonacr NATURAL Comic*, monster HOMES THROUGHOUT -I • ( lilSSL'S contractor tools, power A Ueed Pumfhire Col. Frank Lea Fr«nch mags.,and modlss. older THE STATE. CAUL saws, planers, drills, 23 Dumont Rd., Per HHIe Auctlonsar, 828-3072 toys, coins, W W II stuff, FORBES CLASSIFIED AT Ag«e 2-S Ntiu I (M IIK- I'nil! BEEF •Ic. 968-3BB6 State Llcanead radial arm eaw, 90S-134-0998 1-BO0-6BS-949B, ASK • SliiloCviiilU-tt mechenlo tools, full list We Buys Sell NO hormone* or antl- WANTED FOR JOYCE FOR ALL' Certified Staff nsxl week. Robert E. 2125 tilotlca. F'ura Black Cull Tim* Ti30-Si30 HOUSEHOLD ITBMB- Afarrfcamffse) HOU9E CONTENT THE DETAILS ABOUT' Heller toe-ase-aisa. Black chlneese desk, 4 Anfliis from locsl larm. Single Item or all SCAN-STATEWIDE Part Time and 1/2 Daye Appio|iEink* < IIIIK11Inni pc. antique rsttan sel, under $100 Groin lod, Isndar & dell- Prsfar Older Furniture CLASSIFIED AD NET-. clous. $2 49 Hi halves WORK. Klk K 3070 Vlctorlsn muslo stand Call BOB-526-2913 and Vic. wash aland. 2 or qumiors, cut to your REGISTER NOW Compute** Bar Stools— two awlvn ctiRtom rmior, vncunm- DID YOU Orsntlal runner rugs. Old rattsn $50 4B3-O1fir KNOW... 3090 •HI Moivi'l Avi' shutters snd screens, [lAchOfl A Inhaled. This cell 234-11ftt Bed Ltner- for F150 % n, In NOT a froo/or plan. This little ad can be reed Noiih Hamlietd, N.I ll/Odl) IIM COMPATIBLE CAI t Olnnvtow Farm, by more than 380.000 B07 Hamilton Blvd •KM-7 M (I ho 2 8295. We alto buy snd UVIHQ ROOM- 2 swivel won M? readers In 17 publica- South PlalnflMld repair computers, moni- chairs, light turquoise, Cemn Stove tions throughout Somer- HORSE POOD SALS tors, printers snd boards. nssr new, $280, each i $B, 7B2-»1flO PfFiBONAL ALARM set, Middlesex and Union Niitrena, 12% tweet fe#eJ 9oa-eea-O28O Yours ami Still (irmviiti'," SWM94-74MI crystal table lamps, $8B Iniirl Blrsn wall When Counties? It caugtit your or 12% pellets. 80 rDaV Qerment lag miwuled by switch or attention, didn't 1(7 $4.98. Cash A Carry. CeH Your PC Slowing Down? ea. Unframed decor mir Plaid saa Need teseon*? Set help. rws 18 x 88. Plus ell pull pin. US I $2.50 8.A Call YOUR ad In todsyl Neehsnlo Station Farm pslntlngs, eoeent tables KITCH1M TBL col, w/lf ll . Alarm, PO HOX 604, 1-»0O-Be9-94M Home end Garden Cen- 84 hr. emergency •• ter DOB-389-B131 vloe, Cell 808-9B4-78B3 elo. 90l489-40tO Insert 4 ohr $75 !i4BBin t-lagti>wn, NJ, 0BB21 We Oat nesultal U-2 / Forbes Newspapers April 12, 13, 14, 1995 KelsTavTliSie^ali YOUR SERVICE m laf WTt 4010-AduN Day Caro 4060 - ConvaloMnt Car* 4120 - Insurance HIW -4180-Party* CLBANHM- houaaa. 4020-Business 4080 - HeaNrt Car* 4140 - Legal aa • week* aw. Entertainment rloncod, good service aualnaseee. itM DOd releronceo. •van. lar taalar. Huny 4040-CMM Car* 4106 - Incoma Tax 4150-Loans a Financa ins and Csrman 4210-Prolesetanal •M IBM flnJVOTi (fUT" •alow My al hop awayl \40«0 - Cloartog 4170 - Miscallanaoua anoaa, 7ft»BBST Caro aaoMaa M. oai HOUSftCLEftNUHJ- S D We'll oleon SAVSAVCARC I Quay yrs- euperlence. Own unloror chHd care in my Somor- trenepartatlon. Oootf 1 eot dhome. Appro*. I mi. 0«Hoo gV woeiA/» mwejfi M1-4044 •T1»4. from 2*7. Infants to yearly•Mr,, eoe. ••••one), Klteboa Ceblnete todtfora. Maetla providedidd, andI «MeW pr©|eot». eel d)^ OuH, aUclty, game* ft cratte. del*. 841 fcras. z Indoor Arena*. • IVB lOmOH A TVPNM- aroteMionel hd A worn twama/worrt awnlne. •vaH. " CLIAKIM* LAttlt- rapalrad. KNehoeh n Baohinar Laaaona thru MMLt- Somoroat Ha- FOR TOD0LEM AND *Q*-7»* fctfvancatf. Half Miia atonal Animal thaNar haa IBM computer, laair PHE-ftCHOOLERt W« hjw* our 7»*-1*7T. track. Ampl* turnout • Buaaloa, htnons, 4os» printer. Reliable, ac- PLANNED ACTIVmC',, ton, Qoed ref. • iraUi. QuiMv Cam tar ana- eat*. Adaption raa- owata. Cindy W»ftaaft. ARTS ft CftATTft 0A»-.¥. coHKoHon •II HM«ra ft Hartaa •onaWo. Milling a patT CERTIFIED PRE- Jn me CluiUltd! Canrtf^MM SCHOOL TEACHER ft AoVertfte FENCED IN PLAY VAHO. clean homo, o**'co- Tt-iiTT In the C«asiWad/ SO. PLFO/MftC AREA. Tranoponjaaon, good rot< moriiiiON«L " ' TITOH* T» —IT Live bi/Uve Out rsllabls. oaH 7*4-4*7i CmmW Cwery room Part rMM^ul Tlma 1 hi your homo cleansd a 41M. >Tsa AW PAMft- EurofMOn VBB ^** unMMd the way you da- 411ft' aartaTlen. aulsalle child care alternativealternative, Call CliAMIM Varoae*0ft-7tt-*4»i •Ira. Hardwood More * .quaWy carpet* cleaned or vacu- 41M- Wl^. H^^^H nnpf H^ i eupp. Md. w. roto, IS inaaj nan"^^^ anj., MeTs4-2«74 Carol umed throughout. Afford- 4140 - Uaal I under SIOflArk. av|. able oattv A weekly ratar thai an «l m thla local WI'Lt WALK TOUH 41M • ^^ A BOUNTY OP LOW a m or out. Wbl I Par paopio an the go. DO*)- faad Mm, ohanfa Local Call KLMH KINO lor Bapar atoo 900a wo 22 4170 • ArmmoN m mv r Coordinator: JoAnn* r wk. cure- For any type of sssg, Supsrvlsed-lns. Satur- Iraa oat. 900-ari-OOW. Other local papara? Ma water, gal your mail 41** -.forty ***** •aVMatV hOCnA QO IB poan Au PeJn>. tt7l par •ft" 7 day* par week. For free day* TOOl t4t-tS*» •fl^ ^t[a Him «Jferi^lA«fe Mtsve4t-1 r»a wfc, Craitford. tTt-TSTiT Roach ovor 3*0,000 w/Peeee ef I ClsaKa*j— Hea/Comm " • *0*-4»-0!40. NBglBCNTIALft( raatfara Serving: Westfield, Scotch Plains, F anwood, Cranford, Garwood, Kenilworth & SERVICE DIRECTORY DRIVEWAYS AIR CONDITIONING FEATURING . . . PAINTING ROOFING MSIDBNTIAL COMMERCIAL AIR CONDITIONING GARCIA Painting A Decorating Interior & Exterior |HOHDINC QUALITY ILIMCt fOK OiU SO YU Wallpaper Hung Heating and Air Conditioning PUWItWlOTi Power Washing UALCOATim Lead Abatement Certified s Sales A Service •CLOHM SLOCK CURIUM^ EIYORK J.D.S. Heating Member: Professional Painter's Assoc. • Ptoti'C 1 Yout Roof For Winter • HumWIflara • Electronic Air-Cl*anora -Our 50th Year" for over 25 years • Honest & Hcisonilbly Prxcd • Clock Thormoatata • Ante f«m - Ac n> Ir.ihs • aVowrHn HntMtUon PAMILV OWNKD a OPIRATCO Cooling Over 35 years experience Westflald 233-6222 753-7281" Service and Installation SCOTCH PLAINS (908) 233-7469 | 873-1880 | 2 i Hour l{imTj»cncy Service AIR CONDITIONING • ELfcCTRICAL CONTRACTOR INFORMATION Fully Licensed and Insured PLUMBER Air Conditioning Technicians JLD.S. Heating 49c That For Less Than Cooling ABLE ELECTRIC CHAPMAN BROS. Servicing Most Manufacturers &3Q per Week You Service and I Retaliation If It's electric, we do It!" •'•'••' 'Lie. #143*" ' "" REASONABLE RATES • Plumbing Could Advertise ' FULLY INSURED • H«atlng • Cooling Your Services in Fully Licensed and Insured (908)925-2964 • Alterations • Repair* This Directory Air Conditioning Technicians • Air Conditioning Servicing Most Manufacturers Call us For a Free Estimates J. Spaltro (908)925-2964 FREE Estimate ' 276-1320 Call Free Estimates J. Spaltro Ask for Frank I . :TO3o~tnscmIirt I 36 NORTH AVE. E I-800-559-9495 ITJ'Jfe Discount | Lie. # 11500 CRANFORD To Find Out How! with this tut. I CRANFORD • 908-276-8692 | with, this ad. | CONSTRUCTION EXTERIOR PAINTING LANDSCAPING PLUMBER TRFF SERVICE HIRE A EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINTING Wildridge Donald S. Rockefeller PROFESSIONAL PLUMBING & HEATING INC. Whithir If» adding • room, building a • Specializing In cedar shakes and MM fireplace, alttretlont • commercial Landscaping Complete or realdentlal, concrtt* work..,wrtit»v.r all types of wood Plumbing WOODSTACK your building plant era. call u* to get Can Edge & Cut the job done. Our provisional people Painting old aluminum siding to Heating TREE SERVICE will do everything. All you havt to do is look like new Your Lawn Services INSURED •n|oy it wtitn the work It over. Exterior staining on all types of wood For Only State Lie. #4205 Low, Low Rates A. Buontempo 25 Yaws Expmrlmncm • Fr— Estimates $20.00A Week • Fully Insured 276-8677 Santor Citizen Discount* 272-5177 or . FREE ESTIMATES NORMILE PAINTING (908)494-3561 7 Raleigh Ave. • Crantord Custom Bulldtr Since 1950 Beat The Price You 276-5752 Are Paying Now. DECKS FUEL OIL GUTTERS Call for a Free Estimate REMODELING TV REPAIR - John or George DECKS UNLIMITED Call For II I I I I T I I I I I I I ITTTTI I I I I I I Specializing in; We build all sizes and shapes Service or RS& 201-373-2675 CARRlbEADI 10 year guarantee Fuel Oil All our wolmanized & DERS Nq Co. cedar lumber guaranteed shed $49/up 908-276-0900 RENOVATIONS Free Estimates - Fully Insured ADDITIONS SALES & REPAIRS 908-707-4447 Reel-Strong Fuel reens Installed ALTERATIONS (30 Years in Business) • Office Interiors CENTER TV Cranford 04-1314 • Stores 903-276-8377 Serving All Of Union Ccuniy Fint 2 weeks 5% discount with flyer 907 Wood Ave. • Roselle Spring Special Discount 10nn of! Since Services • Finished Basements •Enclosed Porches 276-2331 • Customized Decks SPRING DISCOUNTS !• DRIVEWAY GRAPHIC DESIGN IRRIGATION MASONRY INFORMATION $150 OFF 1 Any Dock Ovor COMFUTER PUBLICATIONS MASONRY i 300 Sq. 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WMar eve mel. 18% rite- real, Fraa eat/Putty \m. ranovaHona. N.J. Pkimb. Complete Homa Remo- retirees and paopte who count an aMInga, win- 841 usl dont hevathe Umel 14 hr. emergency lob a MadeHy. Je. # 10008. entry. ILL CONTENTS dllng. Siding, roofing, dows, door*, aic. mvaxt • —-7994762 *rv*c« 606466-6 S72_ Outtara, leader*, doors, we do evarylMfig for the apadaHat 909-»674»64 Spring Cleanups, MuWrt 1 homeFrom addftlon* to MAIN-TANB LAWN A ALL TVPBB Of CON- Ing ana repalre. Cat. window*, porch enclo- ng. Lawn MaMen CRETE WORK- Brick raaaanabla ratae, jW^.68*00* * sures, decks, bath* A WASH YOUR HOUSE -rae Eat. S99-tTi YARD CARB- Your 906-7U41BS Isae, mtarlor/airtarlor. AaVaft/sa to the CJsssMHsd.' kHchana, Walar proofing, lay 90e.7t24394 or 900- TODAY- Alum., vinyl, complete lawn company. npVJv** nRji el TWEE BEy^VBE^BBBJ B^evBr No job too small) We 3794394 Emergency wood. Affordable quality CHIFPINO Reasonable raise, fully BiBsigiui m Slock'curbing atso/any cater 9*69. Pro- CLEAN UP A HAULING Gladly acoapt VTaa. M/C, Beeper 205-1091 work. 132-7469. Ina. SaMalaction guaran- andeteps. AM typaa or aleo warkmanahlp. LOatPUTTINO teed. Call for free eat. water proofing. Spring Pinwm AH twaaa. fliMiSjiii rl alula CMacovari FuH UCTA ma., WAYNE YOSON CON- M yra. axp.. Qua), work, ramoval. Largo/small Mambar B.B.B., toa-7T7- • J.F.K. a STRUCTION - Add-A- LOTCLEARINQ email labs ok. 996 6017 IMfH 1151 or i400-SfM-U73 CAPtCB CONST.- Roof- CONSTHUCTION Laval, Dormers, Decks, Choapor than doing N MHOTS TRBBEE SERVICE •ua JIJ ^Jl eiiMiii EUabhJal^^kJ PAJNTtnS CLEANUP* Porches. Fraa Eata. 20 Trae ramoval, nin nfJ Off B9n IW^nEVi VIlwiHrEVEa/ WALLPAPBRINO- hit. A BATH REMODBLINO «•*. / Calm- • youVaaif, c«M A oe»ll Flat/Wale, leak rapaira. of bath* irtar a Exteriar John Moskal yrs, axp. 9094994996 9SB>E6E9EaflMS^BEr'jtJl ie** *•A Profaaalonai torvtca 96S4X41 Call 8S94I»«. - 9M-274-1012 - WINDOWS- Vinyl atallad. FREE ESTI- Free EaUmaTaaT >leaee im alia* moving H a j> a Ir a a J.F.K. a ~ ipiacemente Installed, •0S-S34-4M2 MULCH— Stone. Pickup CONCRETE WALKS- MATES. CaM Tom, 766- CaH Tow, A-1 HOMS IMPHOVE- CERAMIC T1LIS il-hung Inauiated glaaa, CRBATIVB LAND- or prompt del. Retail or patioa, drlvawaya, •ui anninnaaii WHY PAY MONET Palm- t.6604801 •ar.a, etc., all type* of NBNT- Spae. In all CONSTRUCTION ICAPE— tswn malnt. CLEAN UM- atllea, BATHS, Kliakana, 9186. 9064694674 WhSsale. EAOLB PENCE INTERIOR/EXTERIOR ing for spts., condoa, typaaot oomm. and ras. oaHara A yard*. We baat (hrub and tree planting, 6164779 Srlek work addlt.s, homes 670/rrn; Wallpo- Bamta, alactrlc, Ras. / Camm • aaad and sod, pavers, 'ound.s, Qual. work A Free Eat. My Inaured. hi C D tlumblng. R«mod*llng. - 908-276-1012 " walks and patios, retain- ra LAWN SERVICE Portfolio avail., 1914081 buameas atnoa 1969. aH eetJIoa 828^SeST' UK " * nsurad. Estlmttas. JIJ HOME IMPROVE- ing weHs. Free eat. call Your lawn S16. and up, work euar. 9064664714 APSIROOFING— CtaANUPg- Houses Low rataa. S274672. MINTS- carsmlc Ilia, Scott Mellon 606-722- Fraa Eetimataa. EXPERT MAtONRV- remodeling, siding, Stepe, sldswsiks, brick A quaHty tob w5h axe one yarda, lawn earvfoo BATHTUB A TILE RE- 909-7674730 I * J PAINTING- mtV • PAINTINO* rataa. Fraa eat 908421- also, mow plowing, can windows, decks, painting psvere. No Job too 1826 and 9084664707 SURFACING- ft yaar Int/eit, wallpapering CUSTOM SUPCOVERS DON'S TREE A LAND- smaHU 752-7998. ext-Pom ._. ROOFING Jawaa 7644606 fres aat. warranty, traa aatimataa. Free ost. 9084451 Draper!**, Reuphotstary. Free eat Raf* SCAPE SERVICE- total 4oVertfw In ffi* PRANK DfTARRANTO SIDINO DANNUCCI ROOFING CLEAN UP- Attic*. Call 90»-75S4391 Formerly at StaTnbach* A traa A landacapa care. FuHy Inaurad, Fraa ast. JALHOMB Hahna'a. 46 year* axp. Maaonary Speelallat 20vra axp. Vary high Bsrnnt.s, A yards. Free BLOWN-tNSULATION- Free eat. Fully Ins. 233- Specializing ai aH aapact KHAPTWORK- Faoer- Over 20yra. experience. eewnatee. CaN Rudy at Qaraga, calling*, attic*. Senior discount. Free 681S Seat pricas In town. quality. Vary naat A 906 996 6462. Painting, wall papar, Shop at homa aervtoa. RICHARD LEY of maaonary work. 40yra lngf PaJnEnga Free Bet.* i 909-722491 • Non-toxic. High R valua carpartiy. 909-35147B6 exp. Ins. Call 909-704- Reliable, and Rsason- d6pand6bl6. Low96t FLESHERIERi724X9i 9 W. Canter, 909-7674666 O. MURPHY TREE BRVC A CO CUU SERVICES J.T.M. REMODELING 23 yrs. exp. AH tree car* 9988 or 6294119_ aWea, basements, dabfla BLOWN4NSULATION- A afump ramoval. QuaNty Give Our Tree Servtoo 40 yeara experience A g*nerel cleanup. Stala/ INC.— Complata homa JEM CULTURED STONE Qaraga, calling*, *ttlcs, Imp. Porch**, Int./axt., 4121 work at low ratael FuHy A ChonaoTo Baat vsnaar. eiepe'WBne. i™./ aVAV^HMaUflttlHtt yeuesyte•ytsenMMhe i Shingle* County lie. 6XW496-4469 Noo-tOKk. High R-v»lu». maurad A free estimates. Intertorrtor/Extortor/ , 16 yra. Call Spenear Flat roofs carpantry, dack/drivaway 463-Ta.EE/a464423. Tlw Slejajvyet Ext. Chimneys, fIre- McLolah CMANUr A LIGHT FLBSHER 1724999 reseallng. Fraa **t. call pieces. Fraction of the oxp. RetR s Avail-Free feat. *tOS>t31-l Gutters A repairs coat of natural atone. The CaN Lout* SOS 6614376 Fraa estimates MAULING- oi all typaa. CARPENTER Stave 752-7963 A.W. GRASS CUTTINO- 909-7634270 Free estimates. Insured. Landseaplng. Complete sama natural look. SO yr. II Yl . KITCHEN CABINET Custom kitchen*.add- FIREWOOD FOR BALE manufacture guarantee. MAaTflPJ MINTflt Low rataa. We work REPACING— Custom itions, bths, Fraa bubding yard malntenafiea. 1400- HOOPING- Wa have weekends. Call Tony Oaan, Pramat Santaa 2214963. FuHy ma. Fraa 9O8-6S4-1383 Also, all types of ooncete found a way to stop your Counter Tope. Formica/ plans and design. Fraa work. Ca« 7624649 for Eicellent rafaraneaa, ~~>7914400 Fraa EaL-PuNy In*. Corlan. call Qrsilano est. call 909472-4797 aat. 20% off every new fwHyme lOyraewp leaks with rubbsrlisd PENSYL CREEK contract free estimate. rale* and workmanship. coating. Wa run a apodal DELTA HOME 232-1177 at Mr. Counter ROTOTILUNO Honest A reliable, F CONSTRUCTION, INC. Tops. hoi pall cement and IMPROVEMENT- No 909-791-7499 OreenLeaf Lawn A Oardens expertly tilled aatimataa* Ineured. nylon main brain. Entire Job to small. Wa claan 41*0 Garden— Mowing, free with Troy-Built. Eat. gar- ante*, bimnta. ate. Wa LAC ASPHALT PAV- roof or section will be CARPENTRY A HOOF- IHO— Comm. A raa. sstlmstes. Fully Insured. dans •60/sq.yd.S34-2674 *"gTX* **ef«a ^faW coated with rubber, call dsthrcr top aoll and INQ- rapalr. Calling A Driveway special, 9 x 60 Mdiai A 80m Counties. PAINTING S4S PER graVal. Raaa. flstee. ROOM- Mln 9 rme. Your NATALH PLUMBING/ Mike 201-206-4606 floor porch**, *t*p*. for S4S9. call 908-607- 9094864769 ROTOTILL1NQ MASON HEATING- No )ob too 9084934965 paint. Call 3564080 1670 or 3164852 paint*. Immediate aat. 16 ROOFING- ~Bpr. 909-314-4063 JOAI kPlNOand Troy Bllta, establish gar- CONTRACTORS yrs a«p. 984-3461. big or small. 908422- CARPENTRY A A R NATURALLY GREEN dans as low ss 928. Cus- STOP THAT LEAKt M.O. MAINTENANCE - Lawn Malnt. fully Ins, free DEAN KOEP AND SON 4299 He. 6323 Small Joba patched, HAUL AWAY A CLEAN- Daek Wortta. dacks aurt Ousllty Int./axt. repair*. LANDSCAPING est, commercial/residen- tom Lawn work. Free eat Steps, walkways, patJos PAINTUM BY DUNRITE \tw~- Bamt. aiilca A 3a- at 87.00 aq ft. Additions, tial 8084204772 906-725-3228 L Interior 6) Exterior A. SAV-ON-PLUMBING skylights, chimneys, gut- Disc, prices. Fraa ast. Clsanups A lawn maint, concrete, pavera. All CO.- A Heating Spedai- ters, flashing, complete ragae. ate. No lob to ramodaUng A ranovitlon. Comm./rsild. 4564095 maaonary work. Now or Pwrwsah 6) msurad •mall 0084284387 No too too amall. 90S- 909-762-2423 KEN'S DEPENDABLE SPRING CLEAN UPS CaH 767-1136 Ist. No |ob 10 big or email roof service. 25% Senior 753-5899 MR. OEPENDABLfl- LANDSCAPING PAVING Lawn cutting A pruning, rapalr. 30 yaers. 9776^80^^9768 cttiisn dlacount. Call for LIGHT MOVING OR CONCRETE 10 yaara Free sst. Call Stuart Same location. #raa est. fraa estimate. 7214663 Spedallilna In electrical BOILBR SRVICfi- . CLEANUP- CERAMIC TILE A work llc.# 3969, painting exp./Fully Insured. Old 909-7254606 CaN Dean 767-7421. MtorAEirtsi or 7274682. Call Scott MARBLE CONTRACTOR faahlonad friendly CommJ Raotd. OH tank 11 yra. axpartanca, long and carpentry. Free esf. MBNLO LAWN SER- service. Senior Cillien SPRING CLEAN-UP MASON removal*. AH credit cards THOMAS O'BRIEN 9oeee luting quality work. Fully 906-4664431 VICE- Weakly mainte- Dlacount. Fraa Complata ground care, accep. 6/116969. 201 HOOFING— and siding MOVINO OR CLEAN-UP nance, fraa ast. Baal designing A planting. CONTRACTORS 458-7117 epeclallate. Fiberglass Ins., traa astmataa, rafs. Bats. 908-4944332 EetJmatea. 2724099 Puttying, Broken Glass NO Job Too Big or Small Patlloala. Jr Reasonable end reliable. opaoiaHiing HI as lypas rapalra, Caulking A ehinglee. attittic fansas, built- . Local A Long DIM »-na-7M3 * * MR. DO-RIGHT * * LANDSCAPE R.H. 9064614640 ot maaonry: Brick work, EMERGENCY up roofs, skylights, sin- • CaN 2014784444 WasNng. PuHy Ins., Free fehti Selling? Renting? SPECIALS— mulch, ****** block work, concrete, temsrepiaoe- NILLA'S CLEANING A CERAMIC TILE IN Moving? Call me lor atone, soil w/12 shrubs, ale. Puny Infurad. Free SERVICE 8TALLER- Hagtlng/ your work, oxp. painter, 81200, w/16 shrubs, STUMP OP.INDING Ing, seamless gutters, re- > CARTING SERVICE Ramdllng/Claanlng. I do NO STUMP TOO BIQI spackuler, Tile, porch A LAWN CARE- At rates 81700, w/24 shrubs, watar heaters, Oat 8*1 pairs. Fully msurad. Rat. Attica, Qi**rnanU,JBA- K all. Joa Maana 800- screen repair, storm dr.* 82200. Brick walk A patio Call Rick at 906-7664997 NO JOB era, Bathraome. All free eat. 909-7624639 ragaa( junk ramoval orall 7504822 #W2-f5M you cant pasa upl Let ua special. William Hlpollt kinds. 906-7644678 Installed," Master of the doy our yard work. Lawn, STUMPEOY-Call Bird- TOO SMALL PAINTtHO plumbing repairs CERAMIC TILE amall fob" 909468-7540 ehrub. hedge trimming A Designs 7664265 sail Stump Removal MMr-S2t>3500 SPRING CLEAN UP— 10 yra. exper. ,„•_„ T RamodaUng, Installation OIL TANKS more. 738-7929, Free Eat. reasonable F6r (aat claan up call and rapalr. Fr*a astl- rates. 909-4799 MASONRY- AH type* rOvBa^rlg^PjVBBH Bj^E^« 2464066 SAND PILLED/Removod A-Z HOME IMPROVE- LAWN MOWING WOT CaH 909-T644T6O. matas. 909-236-7035 NJ STATE APPROVED SUNRISB LAWNSCAP- MENTS- Roofing A Ctaannipa Concrete 'work/Brtok a SUPREME REMOVAL CERAMIC, MARBLE painting, attic, cellar ERS mowing, spring Btocka. 38 yrs. aap. CaN GENERAL CONDITION. COMPANY Wa ramova Profeeslonal Service I NO- 14 hr. service. PAPERHANOINa INSTI- TILE INSTALLATIONS- PATERNO PAVING garage claan outs clean ups, fertilizing. John at «q. yard, aatata. Contrac- House window, gutter Fraa Estimates Insured. 908-3564786 itlng, Air Condition- TUTE- 10 yrs In Union tcra waleoma. Seme day Klt, bathrma, foyara, fplc, Driveway*, all typa* Down to Earth Prtca* Cty. Free estimates. Call No job too big or too curbing, concretes, A cleaning. Rapalra. MASON- Free aat atepe ing, Rafrigaratlon, Plumb- sman.AtlasTlla 7S44909 6094994203 908-726-4623 sldawlk, patio, porch, JK'S ing. Since 1997, can 906- Josef 3824247 sldewslka. 908^2454162 banrt, drtvewy, A repair. 626-1174 90*4054249 LANDSCAPING- Qrasa WALLCOVERING WALLPAPERING BY CONSTRUCTION- Add. PRECISION TILE SET. ABOUT TIME- Reliable cutting, raasonaMa rataa. 16yraexp.606-7524606 FEMININE TOUCH SUPREME REMOVAL dacka, aiding*, windows, lawn cutting at reason- SCHiyilEQ : HEATING A AIR COMPANY Wa ramova TERS- Quality A expert, small lawns Inquire only. INSTALLATION CONDITIONINOi-Salas Raaaonabla rates. dra. Fully Insd. call for ence Is the trademark of able rates. Senior Citt Prompt eervtce. Free ea- aM. yard, aatata. Contrac- fraa aal. 909-2484055 dlSC. 906-2324660 906-722-3706 A 8vc,Rss/Comm. 24hf tors waleoma. Sama day all our Installation*. Full TRBE EXPERT CO. AH masonry work. Free and Interior svc, Fraa kistaHatton eat. ilmales. No job too reconstruction of kitch- LAWN CARE- Mowing, amall. CaH I909-13114281 2 airvtea. CUSTOM DECKS- Wa ens, basements A bath- clean-up*, thatching, trim • Trimming estimate. 90S4994T71 Painting Call CCS 909-2724900 T 908405-9249 now usa auprama dack' ABSOLUTELY shrubs, eeedlng, OWNER lng.t9.50 A up. Bsmts, rooms. Fully Ins. Mike QUALITY MASONRY Quality : JAM SEWER A HEAT ' WINTER CLEAN UP 674-7606 ADVANTAGEOUS OPERATED Reasonable, • Repairs 40 yra. Experience ING, INC.— A famHy 4233 additions, Ktta. Fully In*., prompt A reliable 765- Attic, bamt, yards, aoma fraa •»•• Rhrar Contract' RENOVATIONS- We do All phases of land A lawn a Removal Free Eetlmetee Workmanship your plumbing drain • mall hauling. Ing. B0»-238-ia96. it all Kitchens. Baths care, landacapa design Modern Equipment Inaured 906-2254096 Call: needs. 94 hr. 7 day ear. 908-2874364 Installation construction, LAWN CARE- Mowing, vice. No extra charge for DECKS DECKS DECKS Dacka, bast price, cal lawn malnt, A restora- Sloto Certified REP MASONRY- Spe- nights, weak ende or hoi* WINDOW CLEANING Thatching, Seeding, Fer- daHxIng m brick, block, Joe Klingebiet Fall spactal. From $7.50/ Mike 908-5614030 tions, top soil, mulch, tilizing, Shrub Trimming ImmcfllMoServIco Idaye. Serving Somerset. Hloheet quality. Neat and *q. ft. Umitad tlm*. In- ROBERTS decorative stone. Call for A Installation. Spring IniuftaForVourPiolctUon concreie, eve. aan. croii 322-1956 . Middle*** A* Onion Coun- reliable. Specialising In sured. Colorad Portofllo, REMODELING spring speclala on claan Claan-Up.Wo'11 Baal disc. Avoid spring rush, ties. 1400474-7376 1 hr. residential. "I'H be mere many raf*. BO82^5 Interior/Exterior ups A lawnmowlng. prof Any VMM rnwl fraa aat. can Ron 426- Frs* Estimates service. When II over- Alterations/Additions service, fully Ins, afford- Jeff 909-7834742 233TREE 6647 flows, can the proa. DECKS- Offering Cadar "No Job too small* able rates, free eat, 666. A CCA at aupar pricas. Free Est. 906-272-2230 1973 or 366-7216 LAWN MAINTENANCE .UCTION AND Your d*slgn or ours. Forbes Newspapers Fully In*. Tlmbarlln* SIERRA CONSTRUC- ABSOLUTELY Construction 7B3-S791. TION— Additions, Reno- AFFORDABLE vations, Windows and Lawn Cutting, LAWN MAINTENANCE Attdrrlons, dacka, honta Door Installations. Root- Landscaping, Cleanups, Mutch/Shruba remodeling. Finished Ads in Clatalflad Ing, Siding, Decks. Rss,. Mulching. Insured. Someraet/Mlddlx. Cty Bfmnt.s, Complala Ext. don't cost - Comm. call BO8-381-0731 eo6-e«*-4i36 909499-7701, tv. mag homa, All phasss oi carpantry. They pay! EmploymcHit Gui 908-369-6263 AjLE DECKS DOUOHIRTY PAVtNG- SERVICES- Custom Asphalt paving, EMPLOYMENT 8080 dacks, daslgnad A build, driveway* A parking lots, ovar 20yra axp. fraa aat. Belgium block & rallroa Mly In*. 90B-721-1863 11• a. all typ** ol sxcavatlon. Fully Insured, ADAM'S ASFMAULT All work gusrantssd. PAVING- Driveways, BBDMINSTBH SUMMER COMPANY DRIVERS- DRIVERS- Start up to 25 ytsrs eKperlanc* AUTO BODY Oraduatss. Owner Op- 8.26 a mile - No slip ssst- parking lots, all areas. A 908-5614452. I Experienced Pafnter tor RECREATION POSI- 8+alar 90844»>52a5 TIONS— morning pro- erators, Good pay. ban- Ing • Cxcellant company high volume autobody paid benefits - Horns DRAFTING SERVICES- ! •hop. Excellent pay and gram Juno 16, 1988 ADD A LEVEL Additions, Archltsdursl and Intsrior i through July IS. 19SS. KW's. Call Sussn al ovary 10 to 14 days • dormers, sun dacks, dsslgns, construction | good benefits. Contaet Southwestsrn Frleght 66% no-louch freight • Lao (SOS) 661-T1S1 Positrons available lor kftohens, bsthrms. tin documsnts a ipsc* oollego aQO oouneelore Carrlera. Rutharfordion, paid orientation - Must bamt, porctiss, vinyl plsnnlng for additions/ 6010 • Caroer Tratntne; AUTO BODY and nwi aohool counast- NC 14004664743, Ext. Be 23 w/8 yra. OTR snd Siding. 906402-3877 rsnovattons, building- * AalESlitEMBEl ore-4Mralnlra. Call for 149 HAZMAT. Deokrer Trans- psrmlt/flllng. BOSS •CMM Cera For high volume auto- applleatlon, Mary Forte port 14004614702, ADDITIONS OHvsr (908) 673^394. body shop. Autobody 808-781-7173 CONSTRUCTION Dept. 0-1 A ALTERATIONS Salntlng axp. a plua. LABORERS DRIVEWAY MAINTE- ood pay and benaflta. CHILDCAHE- Barn (Tamp/Perm) lor targe DRIVERS— Tractor Trail- •KMchens •Bsthrooms NANCE— Speclsllzlng In money providing quality residential project In er. Local drivers and •Basements •Decks patching, resurfsclng, Contact OTR needed for liquid 9060 • HaaHh Care Lea (808) 661-7161 oMIdoare tor 1 or more Bernards Twsp. Must •CaramlC Til* OETC. and seal coating. 30% oft 6070 • Manaaerial children In your own have license. and dry bulk operation. ' Compatrttv* price* If you mention this ad. SOSO-Part-Thne AUTOMOTIVE home, MONDAY MORN- Claas A license w/ Fully Ins'd • Free eat.* call 1-800-627-1912 0E PARTS/COUNTER ING INC, offers free In- Hsimst 6 Tanksr en- FOR DEPENDABLE, Place a garage sals ad In Forbes Newspapers Classifieds PERSON surance, referrals, equip- -tr-tr-k £* dorsement. 2 yrs. sxp. HIGH QUALITY WORK, Seeking Parts/Counter ment, backup A more. DENTAL ASSISTANT FrT Company paid benefits. DRIVEWAYS A FENCING and you have our 8100 • Caroer Call Kuknle Bros, •RAY LAEYT42749M- hnreatmanta SJ Person for busy Central Union County 909469- wanted for suburban den- BY CATENA Jersey deslemhlp. 4684: Somerset County tal praotioe. 1400-6734960 ROOF1NQ Curbing, All types of •RAIN" CHECK GUARANTEE Opportunmee 906416-4664 Experlanc* preferred. We 906-2764330 FRIENDLY TOYS AND Siding, Bathrooma 6 Fencing, Reasonablsl II it rains the day of your sale, we'll reprint your ad for FREE offer competitive ealary Plumbing. Raplacement 906.M6-6O43 CLERICAL- Admlnlstra- GIFTS has openings for 9090 and b*nallla for qualified DRIVERS— A new career demonstrators In your Window*, remodeling, DRIVEWAYS/SEAL on whatever day you reschedule your sale. Individual. Contact: tiv# ofno#i stfoftfl typtnQi rnaaonry. atepe A slde- and number skills, 40hr/ I* |ust what you need. If area. Part-time hrs, COATING, Rallroid tlss, Now that's a slick deall you're tired of the asms full time pay, over 600 parking lots, Stoning, wk, contact Ruth Yambor 4»IK*. 2314833 )911-4000 Borough Clerk 1200 old routine, haad In a Items. Celebrating our ADDITIONS- vinyl sld- Ov*r 30 yri *xpl. All new direction aa a pro- 40th snnlvsrssry. Call work guarantaed. P/tce your ad Inpwao, Mountain Av* Middlesex lijg, sll types of roofing, 366-7400 fssslonal truck driver 1400-466-4678. (Hitter*, r*pl*o*m*nt win- BOB-968-4001 with J.B. Hunt. No expert- GOLF COURSE dows. Spring Spsolal DfllVEWAYS- Parking once la no problem be- 908469-2136 BALES * ADVERTISING cause we'll help you gat LABORERS lota. Black topp*o, The Mattawang Golf stonad, saalsd, D.A. Excellent opportunity for RARtTAN HEALTH- 633 CLERICAL- F/T Immedi- Ihe training you need. 1 AFFORDABLE parson wanting FT pay Bast ol all, whan you Club, looated in Balls ,HOMBREMODBUHQ HUNT PAVING 722-1BB2 Rout* 28, Rsrllan. Certi- ate opening, eome oom- Msad, NJ, Is accsptlng tor PT hrs. Exp. not n*o., fied Nurs** Aide*- FrT, puter knowledge neo, drive for us you can asm Bath, basement, decks, DRIVEWAYS- Paving, will train. Excsllsnt lor an average of over 82000 applications lor gou oustom tile instillation, Only $17.00 buys you up to 5 tines P/T all ahlfl*. good oommunloatlon snd courts malntsnsncs concr*t(, Belgium block, homemaksrs looking for S2649S0 Pat Csooavslll organliatlon skids for di- a month your first yaar wsllpspsrlng snd Int. 9 fin Tlas, 908-!!71-3393. extra cash. Call 90B-777- versified office duties. driving, plus get oompre- employees. Experience *>t. pslntlng. Frse Eat. Call 1 -800-559-9495 1031 for InUrvlsw. 906-276-1111 henetve benefits. Cell for helpful snd transporta- Csll Tom 006-768-6841 DRIVGWAY6- Paving, ADULT CARRIERS more Information: 1400- tion a mustl Csll 0/ 1400-3004541 concrat*. Qolylum block, CRANFQftQ ATTENTION DRIVER WANTED- For We*kfy COMB GROW WITH US 8JB-HUNT Experienced (906) 961-9969 nfl Tlas. 90B-271-3303. peper, must hav* reliable Local ealee staff of 44 Veteran's Memorial Dr., East TEAMS- 119,000 In oar or truck, NO driver applications are HAIRSTYLIST Eipart Floor* CO.— 102 Walnut Ave. Bonus paid monthly, Industry leader I* orow- expedited by cslllng; 1- AMI CONSTRUCTION- COLLECTION*! For More Ing quickly and needs to Initl. sanding, llnlthlng, quarttrly A yssrly plus Info, call 140040043a 1 600-3664696. EOE. Bub- Full or part tlm* position Mdlng, Roofing, Win- pickling and ouitom lop mllsag* pay. 401K add ambitious self- dows. i6jrir».^¥¥P. Has./ SK1.6667 starlera to He atari. If you kwt to drug screen, avsllsbl* Immsdlstsly. staining, fully Int. lr«a Plan IBM Sign-on Bonus Experience necessary. Oomm. sit. Europsart Cransmsn- other paid bansflt* - Va- AIR CONDtTIONINO era wett-organlted, self- DRIVERS- DRIVE motlvslad and ready to Basking nidaa area, Call ALL CONCRETE shlp , family ownnad and cation, Haslth ft Lll*, SHEET METAL HOME WITH 6600 f A 906-221-1813 WOHK-Call Viator oparstad sine* 198B call Forbes Osad Haad, Motal/lay- MECHANICS • advanoa your eareer, we WEEKI OTtvneefer, atari- aO1-a7B68BB or 1-000- NEWSPAPERS ov*r, Loading A unload- INSTALLERS want lo talk lo you. Call Ing pay up to 6.32/mlle, HEALTH CLUB 305-1460 and baaper Danaldl T. Brawn, 9064664400 40-xrenr. * nfjunil flmok Chiodli;l« • (;nnlortl Chfiinlclii • rr«nklin Focui ing. Covsnsnt Transport Experience nsoassary, 2600 ml/wk, regular Positions avallsble: • Oiawi Iliook Nailh PlmnlMltl Inurnal • HtghlHnri I'n'K H»nl KTML Wtaretht rtHans largest, ac/usne nerj/fej of better static children's ihaet mdietdyto offer you the best ADVUTTISINO A tocatea at DM MM CNMnm'i than h *w Program Director Home Health Care PBRBONAL CABJBj- Arate Partiil aid lipitient Art you looting for fiexMe scheduling, PART THHB POSnWSJB BBRVfCB- Pallak aady ILIMAMCIflllsP Assistant ManMcn udtfrntimef. and new dutktges? AVAILABLE! Sales, looking for ssro tor Behavior Health reception, bebyelltlna. eiderty/etek. Lbs Wat* . HupJerei..__—a Meiica...... l Center^..~., . 176-bed, protttuive Must be experienced * Experience w*e*e.. Theft flaMBIBlMialati ftAsslrtl-' 7J health cenecloue- Call (FuMtaM) Caatar, a 176-b«d, progiewivc ecaunyMiy ttashiM hoiBM kmied in bamuful HuMeraon the Executive Fltneaa infx VfVMIIfM AWwrnHffty ^^J SMCMK has portion) nilehlt ta indwdu* who mjoy wnmuairy Hagaia| hoapM kcalsd in beautiful HiMcrdan Coynty, is uduag IWs with 2 ytm Med/Surg exatriaace to CkibSS*-0S40 vwrtinj v* people in • *o* (flown for qLHtty. Alonj wWi [work in our expMdvf, Home HetHh Dqwtment. We htve toribte hoin, we otto camprtilK ulm, ptogmsM b«ne%, Aovervse nt Mo DspotiriMnt is ls*kini for H lac (bUowiog aaauaji: PART-TIME ml superiorKhwcBTxn opponwitic;. , : muat poems excdlem leadertbip and • Full Time ATTENTION •wo insiMtWol* ts pursue ^ i * (**S) U1- Ham bwldin| ikitli. Hav« prcviow expentnee in program EARLY RISERS! development of iapatical tad acute pirtul programs in i • Pin Time Would you like to earn pottn*t«lB«iv*rtis«rs. Hours ^ ptychiatrk idling Mut tlto have ftscil marketin( •Per Diem between $460 and WOO a •Weekends month? We heve early ars 4:30 P.M. to 1:30 P.M. 0 tipeneace and tat ability to wort collaboratively with an morning routes available /^Stride Rits intcr-diKiplintry leam. Position alw available for RN, BSN, pursuing a Mailers In the following towns. dctne with 2-3 yean home cue eiperitnce. CaH the number nearest Some *dt listtd im akti elm-. Monger, WssJ, Thurs. mni { Thii poirtioa aim include* clinical suptrviiion of UafF and you: ii/icMtion m*y nmtin m M. oyaMaaM ptydioSHnpy. HuianaMi Medkal Cefiier offers vtriwif options, which to purcbtu iujtrmmumm- Fri. Ev«. Suc«*aMlnafri«ua1 2j| Caadiaate nwM at a RN lictnitd in the Male of New Jeney, include waipwuv* laltry, salary and btaefiu, premium per BASKINQ RIDGE. and/er mstorieb Vaf diem mat or par visit met. Seta «* option Hut mam ctrnr immtmtnm kvc i MiMn ekfrec m hyoVMenul Health Nursing and BERNARDSVILLE opfortn*Ui*t. can nwvB to full HUM whan ft et omiAad a a ducal Nam Spacialiit At least 3 ycart of your awdi. laMreues ctaaidaies should forward their 008-221-1304 clwKtl eipamaM at the advanced level is required. raume, no phoae call* ptawe to: ASBBMBLB ABJTBv poiition U ava4l«bWr. $4 i»r Crafts, Toya, Jeweiry, I IwawMti candidaiai ihouid farwtid their tetume. no phone Employment Specialist OR CALL TOLL FREE: Wood Rome, typina\ setip _ hour pkis 20% csnimissUn ctttipkawio: ing, computer war* nst HUNTEROON 1-800-242-0850 home In your aaare Haw. General assignment reporter! nsedsd by Pe | Employment Specialist PART-TIME PEOPLE Great pay. Free detaNa on oil pals' talts. itnsi Newspapers. foaponatsiHloa Include news and MEDICAL NEEDED TO ADDRESS caH 1-S06-S32-SO07. Be tore stones. Generous benefits. Pieaee can HUNTEROON CENTER LABELS- lor pay. Muat hrs. FEE resume to Art Kursk *» caH Mehael Deak at 722-3000 ext. SMS. MEDICAL have typewriter, word AVON 2100W«c*lDriv« proceaeor or good 722-3000. CENTER FlMnington, N«w jmcy OH22 handwriting. All •wdOrrMMMyfinft&p, 1-S0S-474-4293 Average mSTIIICTSAl 2100 WcKOtl Drive 10/mlnute International Fleminitoni , N 8» D-M Rank LYWOWTM 84 laser CttBVV- '77, Corvette, •ports cab, we. cond., Red, mint. Bap, me, pa, 360 auto, needs paint ft AC, 8NRF, bedllner, pb. am/hn, 8*, aasume Interior work. $4200/BO. GMC TRUCKS Buys late modeIl )aepe, 88080 8/O. 808-358-0808 i287/mo kMSS. AM coat AA68J8) AVTO * Truck trucks, care. April 12,13,14 1995 HOUSEHUNTI Call For Dttalls Circle April 21 to 30 A.Merola&Uvecchia 752-8222 on your calendar BramMRealty 752-7010 INDEX D.S.KuszmaRwtty 272-8337 Cover story and get ready for EdNugtntlnc 752*0001 Golden Post ftaKy 46M900 JiUufer 249-7717 Realty notes. 6 (QngReaNors 685O100 New Beginnings Realty 647-2000 House tour OurTwn 828-3700 8,9 PertormanceRealty 283-3200 Town Square Agency 272-7800 New homes -10,11 Cesctury Ultimate Homes 753-4334 Worden&Green.. 874-4700 • • • Don w 6ur FullVaaeVdVith 6ver 20 listings On Page 16. 2 — AprH 12,13,14,1995 A Forbids Newspaper Sopplemem Forbes Newspapers Cheryl Fenske Arthur Kurek RealEstate Special Sections Editor- Classified Advertising Manager Chief Copy Editor CONTENTS Kelly ZuHo > Naomi Kooker Classified Telephone Real Estate Editor Sales Manager Cover home Douglas Baum Connie Mahoney 4 Classified Account Executive Classtfied Telaption* Sales Representative Malcolm 8. Forbes Jr. Cover story Editor-in-Chief of Forbes Maguine and Forbes Newspapers Louia S. Barsony Publisher 'J ^'''.iVi*^" -Tt"-5'' House tours Richard A. McComb George Gannon 8.9 Advertiiing Manager Circulation Director ft? V. t > - - On the cover: New homes Thiitmiqu* Colonial •. •>& 10,11 inMountainudtit listed with Burgdortf, RjaHorflinWtitfieltf. Realty notes Photo by 6 RmdaHMiM Fortes Newspapers Forbes Newspapers Somerset Messanger-Qazette, Hills-Bedmlnster Preu, Bound Brook Chronicle, The Chronicle, Metuchen-Edison Review Piscataway Review, South PiatnfieW Reporter, Franklin Focus, Green Brook-North Plainfield Journal, Warren-Watchung Journal, Highland Part Herald, Focus Cranford Chronicle, Scotch Plains Fanwood Press, Westfield Record, Buyers Guide To Subscribe to Forbes Newspapers call: 1-800-300-9321 • To advertise call: 908-722-3000 I HAVE A WAY TO SHOW YOUR HOUSE TO THOUSANDS OF POTENTIAL BUYERS f Invujino holding ;in Open Houso lht)t can iitltact polr-ntial buyers Horn ;ill j0 sl.Mt'S Thjt s Ihc st.-lliiHj pown of the ERA MOVING MACHINE , which links iill 25,000 EHA \\vi\\ EsMtc Specialists njlionwuie - JUST THE KIND OF HELP YOU D EXPECT FROM A FRIEND "•'•' ^sA jny i),it1uipjtinq I flA tttokct lor (/rl,(i/s UIT BRUNSWICK Ml ,900 OLD BRIDGE I12MM SCOTCH PLAINS $118,500 MANVILLE I1S3.9O0 CORPORATI OWNED FANNIE MAE FORECLOSURE TOWNHOUSE SPLENDOR Beautiful immaculate on* bedroom townhouw I To b* rtpiiitd with frnh paint, ntw carpet and more in Oom rwa out on tNs cute 2 bdrtn, 2.5 t»th ttita 2 b4m, 2 bath condol Qwat amtnltlM, good oontompomry Only 6 yean young, tWi home featuring new kitchen, living room, dining room, luN Mow up lothit 3 BRCotoniil reetumg a M locatlonl Don1 ERA STATEWIDE REALTY ERA STATEWIDE REALTY ERA QUEEN CITY REALTY ERA Sunday Realty Group of Ctntral Jtrtty (906) 6S4-3300 (908) 654-3300 (908) 869-9111 (906) 726-1906 $164,900 NORTH EDISON 6339,100 SOUTH SOUND BROOK $143,900 BRANCHBURQ |2SS,000 A RARE GEM UWQUI LOCATION iWH VtWtCMCVIIft WHAT A BEAUTY! MOLD SPRINQ FLINQ NERE! Emaptlonal 4 Bfl Custom Colonial pt tMtthiry Spacious grid* level entry ipM level home on larg* Newly listed maintenance Iree Cape teatum 4 Bft», appolnttd with mwbte Artplace In LR, Iwga brlghl EIK Sensetonsl colonial b perfect setting for spring wooded property. Quiet area surrounded by expensive 1 % betht end a beautifuly finished basement with a entertainment. Feetunw LR w/hugs) bow window, 10x18, a total ol 8 rooms wHh very large family room md homts Central air, 2 car garage, newt* KMchvn 25 wood burner, Hardwood (toon compliment the tormal Dfl. hrdwd. (Irs, W. w/bnaMaat btr and dining oleeln baiement - UNBELIEVABLE MOVE IN bathe, a great buyl Contact Peggy to sesl CONDITION. living room, great kitchen and dining area and lot* area overtook* (am. rm w/ttone frpi, 4 bes 2V, baths, more'! Move in condition...thlft rs a GORGEOUS »n. basmt., 2 c. garage sat ovw lac. pwfcike property. HOME! Call us now. Make your Irbrxh green with envy. ERA QUEEN CITY REALTY ERAV.llagtGrMi.RMKy ERA J. Zavitsky I Associates Rutty ERA Classic Living Rtaily (906)321-5464 (906) 1-800464-3661 TOLL FREE (906)756-1200 (906) 722-1166 A Forbes Newspaper Supplement RealEstate April 12,13,14,1995-3 NJAR states new law on residential sales EDISON - The New Jersey Su- ker must comply with by attaching ally represented by attorneys, mortgage, taxes and other liens. preme Court unanimously ruled it to the proposed contract of sale Under the "South Jersey Practice," The NJAR is a nonprofit organi- the practice of conducting residen- as its cover page. The buy/ng and selling public the real estate broker usually or- zation serving the professional tial real estate closings or set- The court's decision became ef- ders a title search. When the title needs of over 38,000 real estate Uements without the presence of fective March 13. It will apply to in New Jersey can now search is completed and a title agents in the state. NJAR, and its attorneys is not the unauthorized all real estate contracts subject to choose by free will whether commitment is issued, an attorney 31 member boards and associa- practice of law. this opinion that are thereafter ex- or not they want to have an prepares the deed and affidavit of tions of Realtors, are part of the Better known as the "South Jer- ecuted and to the transactions title on behalf of the seller. The National Association of Realtors, sey Practice" of real estate clos- based on those contracts. It gives attorney present at a real settlement usually takes place at the largest trade association in the ings, the court found this type of the NJAR a major victory in its estate c/os/ng process/ the office of the title company or United States with more than practice has been conducted with- fight to reverse Opinion 26. real estate broker. In most cases, 750,000 members, out any demonstrable harm to sell- xhe Association believes Opin- -CarfDeMusz attorneys are not present ers and buyers, that it saves ion 26 took away freedom of NJfiR president at the settlements, The money and those who participate choice from Garden State consum- title company agent con- init,dosooftheirownchoosing,a ers, added a prohibitive transac- ducts the settlement, pre- right the New Jersey Association tfon cost and mandated the pres- the right to represent themselves pares the closing state- REAL ESTATE of Realtor* (NJAR) has been fight- ence of attorney8 at or ^^ a at a real estate settlement and ment, collects and depos- ing for for almost three years. In real egtate losing by making min- should not be forced into hiring its all funds, and dis- VIEW POINT addition the court did not findan y isteriai ^^ ^ ^ pladng a attorneys, a cost we feel a majority burses the funds from record of brokers discouraging par- telepnone ^ for ft title rearch ^ of new homeowners may not bethe title company's ac- ties from retaining counsel, a unauthorized practice of law. able to afford." count The title agent with charge levied often against the real Q^ ^ed on Mareh The "South Jersey Practice" of also records the deed, estate community. 26| M Bill Sturman 16,1W2 ty the Unauthorized Prac- real estate closings is different mortgage and any other Owner/Broker "We are very happy with the Su- ^ ^ committee of the Su- from the "North Jersey Practice" required documents, and preme Court's decision because estate where a buyer and seller are usu- satisfies the existing of ^m ^ very bejpnrung we felt frtjm orfcring tiUe re- New Jereeyans shouWhave the torney represents them at a rest- he 'own Squire Agency court found, as we expected they OWNERS SHOULD RE-EVALUATE would, no irresponsM^ on the had been stayed THEIR INSURANCE EVERY YEAR part of our members in regard to "«* Ellen Trailer We've read about the tragic situation in the their duty to inform buyers and Sales Representative scUera of their right to hire a law- ™«\ newspaper or have seen it on the television news: a NMRMillkHi Dollar Cluh family's homo or possessions were lost from a UK, an yer« mitted by NJAR to stay the 1988.1994 act of nutua1 or a burglary, and the owners didn't Despite believing that parties opinion was approved by the A Proven Record oi Success! justices. have eitherenoujzh insurance orthe proper insurance should retain counsel, the court $289,900 lo fully coverthe loss. Because our home is typically concluded public interest will not "The buying and selling Scotch Plains our life's largest investment, this situation should be compromised by allowing the public in New Jersey can now not he allowed lo happen. "South Jersey Practice" to con- choose by free will whether or Therefore, it is imperative to te-evaluute your tinue so long as the parties are not they want to have an at- homeowners'* insurance policy annually. Upon the adequately informed of the con- torney present at a real estate anniversary of your renewal, cull you insurance Hiding interests of brokers and closing process," said Mr. De- ugenHodeiemiiniMfilS time fma change incoverage. title officers and the risks involved Musz, broker owner of De- Although they vary, typical reasons for changing or in proceeding without a lawyer. Musz Real Estate in Cape updating your policy are: The court adopted an interim May County. "NJAR believes Substantial Appreciation • Most homeowner policies will have an inflationary rider or clause to notice requirement which the bro- both buyer and seller have accommodate home appreciation; however, some do not. New Security Systems • A burglar alarm system, particularly one hooked up to a security service, can Victoriana at Metuchen A home with Dramatic Flair! Updated kilthcn and baths. Master bath has reduce your premiums. a Jacuzzi. Recessed lighting, skylight in Kitchen, 1st floor family room Home Improvements • A remodeled kitchen or e 0 e 0 Now Under Construction w/tlrcplacc. Deck and large wooded properly. Central Air, Move In bath, an rnlded room or a drastically revamped Condition! DONT DELAY, CALL TODAY! bedroom or living room will naturally increase the home's value, therefore tenuirinj; additional $239,000 insurance coverage. Scotch Plains New Possessions - Newly purchase luxury items with a substantial price lag • furs, jewelry, video or audio equipment • should he reported i» your insurance agent. One of ihclvsi *ays todoeumeni your possessions is also one ol ihe easiest. Simply videotape every room inside yuut home on an annual basis, with close-ups ol high-priced ueim Keep tins videotape at a separate location, such as a Iriend's or relative's home, al the office, or a safely deposit box. ffinMMtcdUoiheiibli Again, these are a lewof ihe more common reasons Four line bedroom* (could be tut) lo update a homeowner's insurance policy. Taking the lime now lo discuss this wiih your agent could Charming Colonial! NcwcrOak Kitchen w/rca-ssed lighting. Large save you much more lime and agjiiaval inn down the • Seonte breAW room owlooUm to evptMto wr deck spacious bedrooms, 2 lull baths, Large Deck. Fireplace in the L.R. Front road. It will alsn give you peace ol mid in kmming • Beautiful oeWiborhood • JuH 5 Nocki to tafaflUttM porch swing for these lazy summer days. Great neighborhood and walk u that il your home is invaded, damaged or destroyed, • QuaHfiy-buOtoy UPorU—your hometown builder for \hyun Elementary School. PRKVIKWTODAY! you vMtn'l he jus) another tragic statistic 425,000 (and worth every penny) For professional advice on all your real MBK REALTY PRO'S estate needs, call me at (908) 272-7800, THE D5CS AGENCY, INC. CENTURY 21 Town Square Agency 123 South Avenue, E., Wolfldd, N J. 07090 198 North Avenue East LAKRANUAMBOY (908)233^292_ office (908) 654-6514 eves 00*8- 549-0404 •"-.in, -»-. 4-Apr! 12,13,14,1996 A Forbes Newspaper Supplement Pool, hot tub accentuate Colonial's assets Started on MUy-ltt sized lot in-kitchen offers ample counter in Mountainside, this unique, cus- space and cupboards for eejy star- tom-built Colonial offers tmenitiei age. Extras include s dishwasher, and phisei for comfortable living, In the wmmer, enjoy your pri- garbage disposal, microwave and vate deck overlooking the land- self-cleaning oven. scaped pool and spa; and in the A 9-by-B winter, when the bare trees allow, laundry room there is a breathtaking view of is located on New York City. the first floor Either way, as we move into for easy access. spring, this Colonial is set to sell. The second This home, built in 1941, has a floor of this Co- two-car, attached garage, and a lonial has the basement and attic to provide 15-by-12 master bedroom and two plenty of storage, additional bedrooms sized at 17- As you enter the home, there ii by-U and 11-by-ll. an expansive 19-by-ll living room which features a fireplace. The 11- Ibis home has three full bath- by-10 formal dining room has a rooms to accommodate dwellers. built-in comer hutch for displaying There are many extras, including dinnerware or glasses, Sized at 20* automatic garage door opener, hu- by-12, the family room offers a midifier, central air conditioning, great space for entertaining or just barbecue center, private deck and relaxing. It features a fireplace, ca- smoke alarm. A separate well thedral/exposed beam ceilings and water supply is provided for the picture windows which offer a pan- pool, hot tub and garden area out- oramic view of the grounds. Re- back. stored hardwood floors are found Going for an asking price of throughout $399,900, this Mountainside Colo- A 15-by-ll bedroom located on nial on Mary Allen Way can be the first floor has a fireplace. seen by calling Rosie Cohen at MKMLL WUER/FORKS NEWSMKRS For those who enjoy cooking, Burgdorff, Resitor* in Westfield, Thf expensive family room wtth poHshetf hardwood feetufee picture wtndowo and a the 23-by-15 custom-designed, eat- 233^)065. fireplace. Tipsheet Address: 474 Mary Allen Way, Mountainside AsUagpriee: Pool, deck, hot tub, three fireplaces $399,000 Heatlnffooolfeg: Gas heat, central sir conditioning -. - . , . „ RANDALL MHl£IVFOflBE8NEW8PAPER8 This Colonial, formal dining room feeturea an attractive built-in china cabinet The 23-by-!5 custom-designed Wtchen hat plenty bf A Forbes Newspaper Supplement RealEstate April 12,13,14,1995-5 Fourth-quarter home prices, mortgage rates rise Home prices rose moderately quarter of 1994, compared to 7.84 quarter median price was $87,200, Nashville, Ttenn., the price of ton, the price of $177,600 rose 28 throughout many metiopoUtan percent for the fourth quarter of rising 2.1 percent from one year $99,500 rose 7.1 percent For the percent and in Trenton NJ the areas during the final quarter of 1993. earlier. South as a whole, the median price ^ of $126,300 rose 14 nercent 1994, hinting at the chilling impact A few areas bucked the trend of In addition to Raleigh, Louis- for the fourth quarter of 1994 was Thp ' 11 frt» higher mortgage rates are having slower appreciation, Tlie Raleigh/ ville, Ky,, was another southern $94,200, which dropped 1.4 percent 1 J* j* °*^1{?^ JUT on the housing industry, according Durham area of North Carolina, city to post a strong price increase, from the same quarter one year * quai^r *** •134'900«which to the National Association of Re- with a median price of $124,500, Louisville's median price of earlier. J was 2.7 percent below that for the alters. recorded the largest price increase $80,900 rose 8.4 percent - the sec- In the Northeast, the Bergen/ fourtn quarter of 1993. Although the West, South and in the survey, at 14.7 percent. The ond highest price rise in the Passaic counties of New Jersey According to Mr. TucciUo, Midwest contain pockets of strong Salt lake City/Ogden area of Utah, South. In the Richmond/Peters- posted the highest price increase, growth ™ the housing industry price gains, home prices generally at $102,200, had the second high- burg area of Virginia, the price of There, the median price of will weaken notably if interest rate are not rising as rapidly now as in est increase, which was 14.6 per- $99,200 rose 7.4 percent; and in $187,200 rose 3.2 percent In Bos- increases continue to occur, years past, noted NAR President cent. Albuquerque, with a price of Edmund G. Woods Jr. $114,500, ranked third, with an in- "Higher rates are shaking up the crease of 11.3 percent, market," he said. "As more people According to NAR Chief Econo- are shut out and demand tapers mist John A. Tuccillo, some hous- ofT, prices tend to either stall or ing markets remain extremely ac- rise more slowly." tive, due to healthy local econo- TTie majority of the 133 metro- mies. "The economic and employ- politan statistical areas included in ment conditions in these areas are the association's home price sur- strong enough to overcome higher On our grounds you'll vey posted home price increases rates," he said. "However, these walk, jog or bike ride ranging from 0.1 percent and 6.0 markets definitely are unique." WEEKENDS past rolling hills and percent between the fourth quarter The West contained three areas ponds in the shadow of of 1993 and the fourth quarter of posting double-digit appreciation ARE SPENT the stunning Cushetunk || 1994. Just two years ago, price in- between the final quarter of 1993 Mountain. Nearby, you'll creases ranging between 5.0 per- and the final quarter of 1994. In nose around scenic cent and 10.0 percent were more addition to Salt Lake City and Al- PLAYING Northern Hunterdon cornmon. The median price for the buquerque, Colorado Springs, Col. Countys country inns, United States in the fourth quarter posted a 10.8 percent increase for cozy shops and gourmet was $107,900, rising 0.8 percent its median price, which was AROUND from one year earlier. $105,500. "High demand in the in- II Provided you own a restaurants. The report covered median pric- terior of the West has really II magnificent home on a AT HOME es for single-family detached and bumped up prices," Mr. TucdUo spectacular two-acre lot WU Build on Your Preference. attached existing homes. Prices in said. For the region as a whole, the || |£e lne ones now Whatsinihisforthe the fourth quarter ranged from fourth-quarter price was $143,400, available at Stanton $357,000 in Honolulu to $55,000 in which was 0.6 percent above the homebodies in your Cedar Falls, Iowa. A median price fourth quarter of 1993. Marginal Ridge. No where else in family? A better question is* the midpoint in the price range; changes in median prices for most New Jersey can you live is: what isnt? In addition half the homes sell for more and of the California markets held so spaciously among the to the wonderful new half sell for less. down the median price for the grounds surrounding a Stanton Ridge homes Mr. Woods pointed out while a West private golf course. ready rigfit now you have slowdown in price increases can In the Midwest, Springfield, Mo., the option to design your help keep homes more affordable, recorded the strongest price in- Perfectly Balanced. own home, and be rising rates offset enhanced hous- crease. There, the median price of Come see for yourself creative within 3,000 to ing affordability. "The people look- $75,500 rose 7.9 percent between the beauty and 9,000 sq. ft. Our builder ing to buy starter homes are the the fourth quarter of 1993 and the uniqueness of our first ones we lose when rates go fourth quater of 1994. The Aurora/ will gladly have you in to homesiies and the discuss traffic patterns, up," he said. "Then, as higher Elgin area of Illinois, with a me- modern version of a rates work through the market, dian price of $128,000, ranked sec- room sizes, colors and purchases get delayed up and ond, with an price increase of 7.5 classic par-71 buik-ins as he helps you down the line." percent. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, with championship course. implement your According to the Federal Home a median price of $84,900, and Balanced perfectly inspirations. We also offer Loan Mortgage Corp., the average Sioux Falls, S.D., with a price of between challenge and the Gleneagles home commitment rate for fixed-rate, 30- $80,100, tied for third place, with reward, it is currently starting at $429,000. year conventional mortgages was an increase of 5.7 percent For the being considered for 9.10 percent during the fourth Midwest as a whole, the fourth- Golf Digests list of Join us at Sianton Americas Best New Ridge Golf k Country Stlllng lor on* Owner under • Bank Workout Agreement Courses. ,ub. You'll realize how CENTRAL NEW JERSEY playing around (at Pleasures are ime) really can be. Around and LAND AUCTION You and your family Tiiis is the life you V always will enjoy a lifestyle t hren driving towards. 100 PROPERTIES OFFERED INDIVIDUALLY includes a pool, tennis, FROM 1 ACRE TO 345 ACRES clubhouse and fitness Counties of Mercer, Hunterdon, Middlesex, cenler with all the Somerset, Monmouth, Burlington, Ocean trimmings. 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Financing available Call (800) 994-7253 4 8-Apri12,13,14,1995 Real Estate A Forbes Newspaper Supplement Historic homes open for 'homebuyer tour' CRANFORD - Residents who decor. Details of Colonial-style ar- with carefully coordinated colors, were enthralled by the beautiful chitecture prevail, such as the clas- patterns and effects. TWi Willow homes featured on the Cranfocd sic clapboard siding, symmetrical Street home is going for a price of Junior Women's dub "Home for divided light windows and fire- $399,000. the Holidays" house tour will be places. These features have been • * • intrigued to know three of the expanded upon, enhanced and em- US Forest Avenue is an elegant homes are now for life through bellished with extensive renova- Victorian constructed in 1898. Hie the Westfield CokiweU. Banker tions and interior design. Offered present owners have restored this Schlott, Realtors office. at $529,000, this Colonial is a love- gracious home's exterior to its Hie classic Colonial at 732 WU Jybuy, original gingerbread design. The low SI, the elegant Victorian at 115 Forest Ave., and the charming tum-of-the- century river- front house at This unique riverfront Colonial on Hampton Street has been 16 Hampton upgraded and enhanced with Colonial details. Ave. all have been placed on the market "Anyone looking for a home of distinction will find a wonderful selection in Cranford," said Bob Devlin, listing agent for the three homes. "I can't remember when so many of the loveliest homes in "Blue Ribbon" Properties Cranford were available at the This tltgant Victorian, with • flrtplaca In tht foytr, haa tan refurbished In Its original gingerbrtad-ityle. BRIDGEWATER same time. Anyone who went on BLUE RIBBON! the house tour knows that these leaded, beveled glass front door three homes are truly excep- 732 Widow Street is a Colonial welcomes guests into an entry Model home at Stoney Hill: 4 BR tional" col. w/all decorator touches, 9* which offers a unique opportunity foyer with fireplace. Hiis entire ceilings 1st fir. cathed. entry, 16 Hampton Street, a stately for the discrirninating homeowner five-bedroom home is beautifully master suite, wooded, outstand. Colonial home is My an out- who is searching for a home in landsc. decorated with Victorian details. $459,000 standing example of a classic, ex- pristine condition. Nearly every- For further information regard- traordinary home. BuiH just before thing has been renovated, replaced ing any of these homes, or to ar- BRIDGEWATER the turn of the century* it's simple, or upgraded during the last three yet elegant lines bring forth im- years. In addition, the entire home range a tour, contact Bob Devlin, Fabulous custom col. inpres- tigious Martinsville; 4 BR, 2 ages of traditional architecture and has been professionally decorated 233-5555. full, 2 half baths, 3 car gar, lib. den/office, far too many amen- ities to list; landscaped lac. sits high at end of cul-de-sac. $624,000 BRANCHBURG 13 room home offers a fin- ished walk-out basement, inground pool and sweeping countryside views. Luxury and comfort are perfectly com- bined. In-law potential. $374,900 Bedminster/Bndgewater Area 908-658-9000 SCHL01T REALTORS fully renovated, tWi Colonial on WHewStre* U In prlitlni condition- > > * *.»* > * i • A Forbes Newspaper Supplement RealEstate ApriM2,13,14,1995-9 Location, charm mark Metuchen Colonial People looking to move into Middlesex sunny and airy, and maintains Colonial County may seriously want to consider this charm and character. The entrance way custom Colonial on Brunswick Road in opens into the spacious living room with a Metuchen, wod-buring fireplace. The dining room fea- Set in a quiet, residen- tures a built-in china closet for storing silver tial neighborhood, this aitd dishes. three-bedroom home is Both the living and dining rooms feature within walking distance plush wall-to-wall carpeting. HOUSE to the YMCA and mu- The huge, eat-in-kitchen, with custom- TOUR nicipal pool, as well as built cabinets, is tolly equipped with a re- the quaint shops down- frigerator, dishwasher and gas range; off the town; the home's ideal kitchen, and providing access to the back location also provides deck, is a utility room featuring a washer easy access (less than a mile) to Routes 287, and dryer, A fall bathroom, recently re- I and 27, the Garden Sate Parkway and N J. modeled, is located on the first floor. rumpike. The Metuchen Train Station, The plush, carpeted stairs lead to the sec- where commuters can find a 40-minute ond floor where there are three bedrooms train ride into New York City, is also within and the main bathroom, which has also walking distance. been remodeled The bedrooms, all good sized, feature wall-to-wall carpeting and ceil- this lovely home sits on an 80-by-150 ing fans. wooded lot, which features a private, fenced A partial basement serves far adequate back yard with a large, sunny deck ex- storage. bended from the back of the house and an Air conditioning is provided through a antique Vermont shed. A paved, twocar window unit, and the heating is radiator. driveway provides plenty of parking. Side- With an asking price of $169,900, this Co- walk and curbs run along the street and in lonial home in Metuchen is a great find. front of the house. For further information, or to arrange a _,..-...... * . . .. . , A . J . Updated with a new sewer, upgraded elec- tour contact Grace Huff at Jacobson & ™* three-bedroom, Metuchen Colonial featuree a private wooded lot, and Is tric and remodeled bathrooms, this home is MacFherson, Realtors, 494-8080. wlthln walking distance to downtown shops. Golden Post hosts 'Sale of Century' Middlesex is participating in a huge may feature special financing, a discount, RANALD C. BROWN nome-selling event, called the "Sale of the free appliances or other types of incentives. 1934 Washington Valley Road, Box 68 Century," for a limited time to sell tens of 'This is a great opportunity for both thousands of homes by the end of spring. homebuyers and homesellers," says Jack MARTINSVILLE, NEW JERSEY 08836 In conjunction with the homeowners they Gulla, broker of Century 21 Golden Post represent, the 800-plus Century 21 offices Realty. "Over the 10-day period, we expect throughout the northeastern United States, to see a lot of homes sold." deluding Century 21 Golden Post Realty, Potential homebuyers interested in a pre- ire marketing homes for sale that have view of the homes that are part of the spe- unique bonuses provided by the sellers at- cial incentive program, or homeowners who l-Ll tached to them. From April 21-April 30, se- want to participate, can stop by or call Cen- II lect homes listed with Century 21 office tury 21 Golden Post Realty, 46M900. www MULTIPLE LISTING m ftflUAL HftUUHft REALTOR aiuf BRANCHBURG $298,500 WORKS! WARRENTOWNSHIP $307,900 MINT NEWINEW! NEW! : One word describes this 4 bedroom "Cen- HOMESELLERS BENEFIT •ter Hall" Colonial. Spacious Landscaped 1 FROM THE MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Brick Front Colonial • 4 Bedrooms In baths. Brick B acfe |oti 15'X 21' Rear porch/deck combo! Fireplace with Stone Hearth. 2-Car attached Garage! 0 Fireplace, central A/C, Elc., Etc, By AIICilyiJIitieslUMMEDIATEOCCUPANCY!! \ A MUST TO SEE Maximum Exposure LOTS! LOTS! LOTS! Most Qualified Buyers Shortest Market Time WarrenTownship $149,900 1.5ACRES - Wooded with all city utilities, Highest Price ready to go! A SERVICE OF THE WESTFIELD BOARD OF REALTORS* WarrenTownship $114,000) 1.5 ACRES-Wooded with Stream jj MANVILLE $297,700 Clinton Township $79,900 L rnuuFpr.., ,IN.TS APPROX.1ACRESepticApprovalsor|TWO COMMERCIAL UNITS Will Build To Suit lor Qualified Buyers \ P*« 3 apartmenls with seperate uimties. Available, Immediately!! You will never know if you received the highest price if your home was not exposed through the Multiple Listing Service. Only the broker benefits from an exclusive listing. 10—April 12,13.14,1006 RealEstate A Forbes Newspaper Supplement Design your own home at West Ridge Weit Ridge Associate! proudly more, unvrili 29 new homeiitei on 1- Quality construction, energy iav- ptm acre lots, high atop Starview ing features phis choice location Drive, in the Neshank Section of make West Ridge a rare and exit- beautiful Hilliborough Township. ing find. Pricei range from These homeiitei offer all pre- $389^004409^00. Additionally, mium wooded lots with expansive West Ridge of- viewi, becoming the crowning fal buyers the jewel of an already prestigious rare op- neighborhood Weit Ridge is cra- portunity to dled by almost 2,000 acres of the customize protected Souriand Preierve area, these models Location, location, location speaks to their own directly and honestly to the dis- specifications. cerning buyers it West Ridge. Through the West Ridge homesites will offer marketing efforts of Century 21 public water, public sewer, Belgian Worden & Green, they can provide block curbs, underground electric a well known builder/designer to and natural gas to maintain and work with buyers in designing and enhance the natural beauty of the site, There ii a 3,000 square-feet customizing their own dream minimum home size requirement home at West Ridge. Additionally, with architectural review by theCentury 21 Worden & Green has seller, which guarantees the pro- several sources with special fi- spective purchaser the integrity nancing awaiting buyer approval. this fine neighborhood demands. At West Ridge there is color, Sourland Associates is offering clarity and value that shines as three gracious models ranging brightly as any diamond. Be one of from 3,000-3320 square feet Some the first homeowners to choose the of the quality standard features in- right "setting" for your new home. clude four bedrooms, 2W baths, two-car garage with basement, For information regarding grand two-story entrance foyers, 9- homes at West Ridge, contact foot ceilings on the first door, pri- Kathy Molloy-Griner, at Century vate master bedroom suites, fire- 21 Worden & Green, 8744700, Ext Weit Rid99 Eltat" In Neshanic Station offers this modal among custom homes from $389,900. place in family room and much 248. Three custom-built homes left at Mill Estates There are only three homesites on 34 W acre lots, located in the Developers Jeff Stainner and this community for discriminating located in one of the most desir- remaining at Mill Estates, a com- Neshanic Station section of Hills- Robert Heibell, custom builders of allowing them to able areas of Neshanic Station, either the builder's The schools, recreation facilities, munity of 13 custom-built homes borough in Somerset County. Sourland Associates Inc., created floof or the homebuyers' local services, shopping, houses of plans. All homes will be custom- worship and community facilities ized to meet the needs of the are all top notch. buyer. The remaining lots offer m ^^ b marketed *V Cen- tury 21 Worden k Green, the No. 1 panoramic thp producing Century 21 office in views of New Jersey for 1994, and was Sourland ranked Number 33 out of 6,000 Mountains, the Century 21 offices in the United South Branch _. . States last year, Worden & Green wver and roll- fa a ^^^^ real estate organi. mg farmland. Mtion ^ offices on ™to Hillsborough, and Route 18, East lio, a variety of four and five bed- f garages, 9-foot ceilings on the first new homes, prestigious properties, floor, grand two-story foyers, full land sales, industrial leasing/sales, basements, central air and Anders- ales, business broker- en windows. Custom crafted wood site selection and a Bank cabinets, ceramic tiled baths with Foreclosure R.E.OyAsset Manage- soaking tubs, fireplaces and hard- ment Division. They also offer na- wood floors are also a standard for tional and international relocation a Mill Estates home, Prices start at services. The sales center for $339,900. Many of the finished Mill Estates is open noon-5 p.m. home prices have been in excess Saturday and Sunday or by ap- of $400,000. The square footage of pointment. the homes start at 2,400, although For further information, contact some of the custom homes built the Mill Estates sales office at 369- were over 4,100 square feet, and 7666 or call Century 21 Worden k 0 a IC S l IISbOrOUflhf Included three-car garages. Green at 874-4700 and ask for 5H11' Effflir ^ i!? ? !fIS!!?ul?I »W* model among four-bedroom hpi^ra p^ community in > Somerset Sales Manager Kathy Molloy- 3-acrt wo«aaa |oti from $339,900. ,,, A Fortes Newspaper Supplement RealEstate April 12,13,14,1995-11 Wildflower Ridge offers beauty, convenience ^When it comes to successfully eluding dramatic two-stay en- meeting the home buying needs trance foyers, spacious bedrooms, ofgraviiigfanulies,thercinaybe gounnet wtchenS( no better example than Sunn*. Communities' WM*£ car garages. Built with youngfiimi- in Somerset ^M "* m^L* WMLower Ridge has County. Re- overlooked nothing in creating this Gently eel- outstanding development Families ebrating its of- will quickly come to appreciate the fldal ground- full basement, vast closet and stor- breaking, Ridge has quickly become one of the area's fastest selling com- abundance of room for outdoor en- munities with more than half the homes sold in the first three sec- "Despite the fluctuating econo- tions. my, the winter weather approach- A great number of factors have ing and interest rates rising, one led to WUdflower Ridge's unri- thing that has remained the same valed popularity, including its see- k me overwhelming success of nic^^CfylcotiouV standing pnee and quality built, . . . w .., ...... spacious homes, Priced ^ Sdondz. families will find that $199,900, this outstanding cote* the community is the perfect place tion of 72 single-family Colonial- for tnem to P^ &wn roots and style homes offers buyers a choice build a future." This PrImroM modti dmioptd by 8unrist Communrtlss Is avallabit at Wlldflowtr ftltfgt. of three, four and five bedrooms With one of the area's most with a long list of some of the breathtaking backdrops, Wild- CENTRAL JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES most sou^t after amenities ^ ^ h ^ ^ available. But perhaps noth- „. , „ .B . , ._ APP | 30 YR FIXED 115 YR FIXED 1 OTHER ing has led to the com- ro^h^andfermlandsofSoiri- erset lds Undtr City, Phone FEE RATE PT8 APR RATE PT8 APR RATE PT8 APR munitys success more than ^^^ ^ ^ted just as its builder, Sunrise Conv minutes from Routes 287, 1 and Amboy National Bank.OM Bridge MOWIMM 2oob.oo s.oo s.jab.M soo s,w 5.75 2.50 e w A munities. 27, Wildflower Ridge offers fami- AmericanFederalMtg,BoundBrksoo-7S7-tMi loops2.75si9kso2.757.975.503.00s.oeF Sunrise Communities has lies the convenience of nearby Capital Funding.Parsippany MO-MI-I7M ok.50 1.00 6.59 U.is 1.00 s 21 kes 1.00 6.71 A built an outstanding reputa- highways and business centers, C. Brook* Mortgagt, Freehold MO 7« «•• ops s.oo 8,07,7.25 3-.00 7,75 Ik so s.00 7.61 K tion of excellence that began without spoiling the natural beauty Cenlar Fed'l Savings,Prinoeton wo-M2-i244 ssops 3.00 e.oa 7.88 s.oo 8.401.25 s.oo e.59 B three generations 8* and ofSomersetCountyi CharterFedlSavings,Rendolph toi-sss-sseo250 ».S80.00SMIIS 1.008.577M0.008.83M today continues the family „ m , it ComNet Mortgage, Somervtlle tot-722-9900 295L.88 2.75 8.251.00 0.00 s.iols.oo 3.00 6.35 B tradition of building superior Fanubes ^ M ** com' CorettateMortgage Services SQO-SH-WII 2W Jr.w 275 ssslbss 100 6.01 Ikso 3.00 9.00A quaUty homes with out, munity outside Wm™& First Fidelity Bank •00-435-7111 375 .00 3.00 8.34 .63 3.00 8.15 5.38 3.00 8.91 A standing value. Sunrise Com- offers outstanding schools, a vari- First Interstate Financial Corp. 100-011-2117 325 .88 3.00 6.20 .50 3.00 8.00 .13 0.00 6.44 G munities is headed by broth- ety of recreational activities, parks First Savings Bank SLA, Edison Ms-m-44so ssokis 3.00 6.5117.63 3.00 0.19 r.75 0.00 6.60 C ers Michael and Barry So- and historical sites. In addition, Genesis Mtgo Svcs.E Brunswick 9oi-ts7-s7oo 375p.is 100 N/Pp.es 3.00 N/P .50 3.00 N/P B londz, whose name has be- residents will appreciate the vari- Ivy Mortgage, Belle Mead •0Q-4W-IM1 3001*.00 3.00 N/P 117.63 3.00 N/P 5.25 3.00 N/P A eome synonymous with val- ety of shopping wnbeS) T^tm, MkJIantic Bank, N.A. •00-174-0701 N/P1.00 2.75 8.31 .38 3.00 7.89 .13 3.00 6.64 A ues such as quaUt^ integrity, ^ ^ . Morgan Cartton Fin'l, Matawan •00-SS2-S71S 0 7.88 2.88 6.02 .38 2.68 7.82 .60 2.68 4.42 F experience and dedication to . _ . , Natwest Home Mortgage S00-SSI-67I1 3731.00 3.00 8.32117.50 3.00 6.00 5.75 2.50 N/P A „ taton. The community also offers excellence. * New Century Mtge.E. Brunswick toa-no-noo 37o||s 00 s.oo %M\\T.SO S.OO S.OO .00 3.00 6.29 A p With their finger consis- convenient access to Princeton NJ Home Funding Group.Edison sos-ia-4400 0 .00 3.00 N/P B s 3.00 N/P p.50 3.00 N/P tently on the pulse of buyers, and New York Gty is less than 30 NJ Savings Bank, Somerville M«-7»MOO 350 .25 2.00 8.73 A .IS S.OO 8.45I7.75 2.25 e.12 The Solondz's are highly re- minutes away, Peapack-Gladstone Bank 901-1*4-0700 200 .00 0.00 0.60 A .88 0.25 8.90 ».so 0.00 s.so garded as developers dedi- "What is remarkable about Wild- Rahway Savings Institution Mi-in-iioo325a N/P N/P N/PIIS.25 0.00 8.25 1.25 0.00 8.25 I cated to meeting the needs of flower Ridge is that we have sold Source One Mtge Svcs.Cranford sso-s70~4ss7 soop.oo s.oo 8.417.38 3.00 8.04 .50 3.00 8.92 P ing a keen sense for what all types of buyers. Develop- «only, man, giviny homeg testamens fix>mt tofloor th plane exs- Starling National Mortgage.Clark •oo-Mt-im 1951.38 0.00 6.4o|8.oo 0.00 s.os .50 0.00 8.51 B homebuyers want and how to , , J J , United National Bank, Plainfield MI ?M MOO 400 N/P N/P N/P 1.50 2.00 8.84 1.00 2.00 9.01 A incorporate today's busy life- oeptional value and deagn of the homes Valley National Bank, Wayne 100-522-4100 45o|] N/P N/P N/P'|s.es 0.00 8.73 .88 0.00 8.97 N styles into home design and " »* M^ K***^* & W.F.S. Mortgage, Warren MS-M0-S71S 0||8.B0 0.00 6.50||8.13 0.00 6.13 1.50 0.00 6.50 B construction, Sunrise Com- rector of marketing for Sunrise munities has developed Wild- Communities. "We have success- (A)1 Yr Arm (B)M Yr Jumbo (C)V1 Arm Blood Drive supports American Red Cross The Community Service Committee of The Somerset County Board of Realtors, in conjunction with the American Red Cross, will sponsor a Blood Drive April 24-25th. "Giving blood is a simple and direct way to help others" said Mary Beth PonicaU, Community Service Committee A Listing of Centred Hew Jersey's Finest Professionals member and Blood Drive chairwoman. "It is safe, painless and takes only a few minutes of your time, but its value is To Help You When Buying or Selling Your Home. immeasurable." Two dates and locations have been scheduled for the blood REAL ESTATE AGENT drive: 1:30-7 p.m. Monday, April 24 at the Somerville Elks FEATURING ... Club, 375 Union Ave., Bridgewater; and 3-8:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 25 at liberty Corner Presbyterian Church, 45 Church St, Liberty Corner. "We hope that by offering two dates and Inker-Associate locations, more people will be able to come out and give" "SOLDON SERVICE* said Ms. PonicaU. Obtain important CENTURY 21 A. MEROLA Blood donors must be in good health, weigh at least 110 A LAVECCHIA pounds and be between the ages of 17-75 yean, Donors 17 New Jersey 90S-752-I222 yean of age must have written permission from parent or • Certified Residential Specialist guardian. • Century 21 VIP Relocation Director, Quality ofl{fe information: referrals around the world. The Red Cross requires blood donors to eat regular meals • Somerset County Board Reallor- prior to donating blood, and to bring their ID and social Associale oftta: Year 1994-1995. security number. It is recommended that anyone with a cold • Public School comparisons or active allergy symptoms delay donating until they are healthy. • Jet Noise Levels For more information, call the American Red Cross, 725- REAL ESTATE AGENT 2217. • Local Crime Analysis • Public/Private Airport BRIAN S. JANNONE Broker-Associate Prudential DiMeglio locations and activity levels Over 7.5 Million Available within 24 Hours Sold in 1994 THE PRUDENTIAL says clients come first STS Inc. Pioneer Real Estate Despite rising interest rates, cy." 908-658-4300 Nicolas DiMeglio thinks it's a A Realtor for about seven Phone 1*800-236-3891 Whether you're buying or selling, Locally or X-Country, let me connect good time to start a real estate years, Mr. DiMeglio oversees aU Fax 908-654-0222 you with experienced agents through ^ facets of the real estate opera- the Prudential Referral Service After owning its doors just a to> tadud^ ^^ lO&OmemtwofThaPRESInc. few months ago to get ready for . . ,, ., . the spring market, Prudential "*• °f KSldential "* REAL ESTATE AGENT I MORTGAGE SERVICES MOVING? DiMeglio Realtors has listed mercial P10**^8 for a of Mudin attorne s more than 36 properties and is ^^ S y - IIOMI //\I\(/\(,.W.I//M/J involved in the sale of 15 trans- estatcs- ^° Departments, Obtain important Sew Jersey Miy 4-6:00 to 7.30 1 0tf?% QfUk infarmdbH* actions. banking foreclosure depart- *** 7994 *•* Mr, DiMeglio, president of the ments and a number of corpo- * l.i-.irn No Moi.cy U.n'.n * [>'•.' Minili'il \ if;! H;iti", * Public Scluxil comparistms Somersetbased company, be- rate and financial institutions, • lei Noiso levels * Uihan l.tuji't An\is lieves he knows what it takes to Mr. DiMeglio maintains corpo- Top UUlty A&nt fw 6 ytartl • \AKI\\ Crime Analysts 1 make a real estate firm success- ^ stouffers 10 ycarf full Urn* MJMrfmctf • hihlfc/ftivak Air|V)ii lucatiims rate ties AT&T) HO/W«K Inn BrMgwator jind ucliviiy levels ^ ^ Foods, United Parcel Service, 95% ftfvf jwwtn SUCCMS «U In 99tti*f Mt ctftnts' homn SMI Call Comnet Mortgage AvHilubk within 24 liniirs To be successful Rotors ^ Services at 722-5500 for STS Inc. must put their clients' needs in , „ , ' I'honc I-K0O-236-3K91 Mortgage md Summit Mort Reservations front of their own," he said "At * " Evcnfnw 874-070S Licensed Mortgage Banker Fax 908-654*0222 some larger agencies, customers S3*6 Company, mil are treated like numbers instead ^ DiMeglio is the recipient of people. The customer's needs of numerous real estate awards are sometimes forgotten." and has been named to the New Mr. DiMeglio remembers from Jersey Association of Realtors To Advertise In working at other agencies how Million The Next customers were categorized ty Dollar Sales Club at the silver their financial size. ^ bn)nze ^ ^ m he I wanted to stop the W the prestigious Gold Real Estate Guide 1 bers treatment and give all my » Award which is the highest CtU clients the service *ey want level of achievement and dcse^e," he said. "In doing * Doug Baum so, I lpve gained more respect at and many referrals. Equal treatr ^ DiMeglio is also a mem- ment for aU purchases, whether ^r of both the Middlesex and great or small, is the main rea- Somerset County Board of Real- son for founding my own agon- tors. 1-800-559-9495 I ' I . I » I t t i I > V I V. t l A Forbes Newspaper Supplement April 12,13,14,1995 -13 SI KYINCSOMI KM I. MIDDI I SI \ \ I NION COIN I IIS TO PUCE YOU* AD BvfAX: AD DEADLINES Q 908-231 ,» . 1 v. AM Dwuv 908-722. -,:V- • THURSDAYS - 5:00 PM To CHARGE YOUR Am CAMBA READY • MONDAYS - 4:00 PM l no oo JJ0O REAL fSNU£ OPPORTUNITY AN real estate advertised rsr\ In Mi newapiper la aub* WANCNaWM- I yr. WARRM1WF. PL0RMA— 2BRoondo. tot to the Federal Fair young attaohadhoma on NO* MANCN* Friandly Woodad tot,1. 0 acraa, SOMIRSIT-IRAND MobHa Park, 11SRJp. IMfrontaga, raady to Homing Act of 1900 NEW RANCH Ml bamt modam WW)R ooMHnaf po.lnarMOfprMUgkMlf M n 9^*^P1^9H WF 3br, I baBi, a*, dr, aat In daap tot Ouatont Mianan 'wHaiINK $756464078 wtth Wo dWng ana, aM- ion, Ig. Ut, laundry rm. homaa-OI70,OOf. Call MMnM Vf Mt,aaraoe, 100 K too tot, Waahar/DryaTi AC. L.I.I.- North Beech MwtattOn Of flWfHIUM CA, choke of carpat ara to raar daok, apa- foW Mov IN mo^oWHWI Haven, Ocean Otoe Du- 9010 tlon baaed on race, cloua LR, IBRa, 11/2 color, $140,000. 000- 129,900.7224693 plex, eletpe 94, avail, $190,000 odor, ndoton, sex or na- 073-2160 batha, fii baaamant, 1 waawy. 00*-Names Far Sets tional origin, or an Man> earQarapaOIOUOO. jjon to wato wwch MawaRaaitofa UVALLITT1- I bdr. preference, ifflltnon or UVIMTOWM lav fteA house, 1 block from diriM Wai but MIR CotonW 1011 Rl 202 Branohburg ocean. Avail. 7/9*7/22, with wrap-around want •too, r/2S4ftcalO0O- TNa newspaper wH MI porch, M waBnut baa* I- I M •RIDIIWATIR w^9^P_f ^WP_1W ^^y^PPsaiw* _^ ranoh on 71X230 prtvata iAMCN- I bdr. IV, •BWpiHlf Ml ment, hardwood loora UVAUETTE- Ocaan v««ng tor raal aetata yd. Lg. LA A county ML 4ne.rrn 1btth.bemt.lg aVuout. 900,900, naw roof, attaehad gar. bath, cath caning, akyna, LONO ilACH IBUtffP— quiet street, cal block, 2 A 3 BR houses, • wttRnWNKt which M in violation of AC, deck, cable, AvaM. 9100-Late end Ae> ERACtoaatoUvwM By Own*. 91 Morton 81, araga, bami, appla. Uncrowded beaches, the law. Our raadara art IOtoO weekly. 0050 A 9960/wk 9119-0* at Area ReeHy 900-722.1101 0168,000. OOMOMOH V<0>0l 900447-000 congenial people. Own a vQ inn M WP BOMIIYIILI- paradise wiyjt a^frhour 1ONO HACH WUWP- 00040M193 9120*WMtoelaBuy Ings advertised In thia MtOOUOO- 2M, 1at Spny Braoh OoaanaWa eM^bft UU^UBU a^asal $147,900 newspaper aie vraaaow — JtiUJjO •KMKI•oorunK.MdKll , Ouatot90X100LoiOn>/ 9JT> SNOW VT.— Immadoocup, SIR, 1/11 Mow In conoHan. Qwat apadoua LR, patio. A feaslonal service! call Beautiful naw homa, on an oojual opportunity bths, attached gar, $100,900. N. leech 9100 raa. araa naar park. Haven Oesanblook 8ln- eleepa 6. Summer brtnga btmnt, cow to Rl 22, Qrtat proparly. Cal 4044310 warm days, balmy nrtee- 207*71 gla 4 MVIff Batha ask CRANFORD ComplaWi of ddcrimina- •H4440 DtDYOU Ing 0270,000. Rantali anUquaa. mualc, aummar tlon In houalna on tha KNOW•• • Available cad Kel RE. stock- hiking, biking, baali of raca, color. 909-232-0000 ajHOOUSIX- lupar 2 aporls galore. Weak BR, 2nd Ooor, NNhan w/ that an ad In thla local 0094924001 craad, ancaatry, marital YOUR CUISM0B AO CWUIPORD-By owner, big dining araa, apadoua paper also goea Into 22 $550.900-2334610 atatttt. aai or handicap CAN II FUtUSNO m 4bdr.2btha,splHltvel. other local papara? NORTH WIUtWOOD ahouM ba madato Ntw LR, glaaa alldara to bal- MNCWJIRSIVNMrS* Quiet famfly area. 1 block Reach over 300,000 Summer Cottage, aleeps Jaraay OMilon on Civil cony. Great araa PAFIRS WITH ONE from school. Ntw 2 lone $•9,900. CaNMcOM readers with one calll fl, 1 full bath. 5 min. from Rlghti, 363 W. Stita St., EASY PHONE CALL AND gas heating, a/c, Ig. fam- HeaNora 6204440, 1400460-0490 Beach. Rent Weekly. Tranton, NJ 08110. FOR ONE LOW PRICE. ily rm. and master bdr. 1400429-3434, ext. CUNTONTWP-ipprox. PhOM (609)292-4005. FOR ONLY 0219.00 fire place, vinyl siding, WIOTFIELD- Preatl- 9723, Stan Wilson. YOUR AD WILL REACH Anderson windows, Ig. pjoui area, Co-op, large •no 1 AC w/approvala or will OVER 1.2 MILLION deck, water eoltner. [R, Dining area, 1 BR, build to suit. Asking OCEAN CITY MARY- CONDOMINIUMS ADVERTISE YOUR HOMES THROUGHOUT $239,000. Call 906-272- new EIK, new bath, AC. JMEotelt $79,900. LAND- 3br, 2 1/2 bath THE STATE. Bamt. atorage, on quiet GREEN BROOK- 2.1 townhouse on water, with • Old World Charm OPEN HOUSE AD 7418 FOR ONLY $10. cul da aac. vk block to AC, mountain top lot,. boat dock, pool, all • Renovations NYC but 4 6 mini, to NY CASH FOR YOUR MEAL picturesque setting, amenitiea, walk to beach, FOR MORE INFO 9020 DID YOU rides. Families only. • Estate Grounds tralna. Many extras. ESTATE NOTE- tf you dead-end street. CALL DONNA IfoniM fw Sava) KNOW.* < Move-In cond. $82,000/ receive payments, call $110,900. Video avail. O0B-561-4S08 that an ad In this local WARREN TWP-1.5 AC, 908-722-3000 neg.908-654-1885evea. for free quote. Residen- POCOHO6- 3 BR, den, paper alto goes Into 22 Wooded all city utlli. tial and commercial. We 2 bath, on-elto amenitiea Happy EXT 6255 AFFORDAILE MODU- other local papers? Asking $149,900. buy nationwide. Ftrat Include skiing. $275/ LAR- Cuitom Homaa. Reach over 380,000 Capital Mortgage Corpo- RANALD C. BROWN wkond. Call 7674649 •010 ERIC AMOC. offara high readers with one call) ration. 1400-268-4667 Realtor 90*469*2333 Easter quality cuitomlztd 1400-0894490 SO. SEASIDE PARK- tiomn, dtcki and ornrv GOVERNMENT FORE- Mldway Beach ocean- Our Sales Office $180,000 HtOBBOROUQH-Colo- CLOSED HOMES- form houan that ara Afford- nial, 6 yr. old 4 BR. 2 MANCHBUP.Q front bungalow, elnps 6, Will Be Closed abla. Financing avail* Luxury living $1 (Repair needed). De- TIM SNarM 2 story deck, cable TV, bath. Lg. LR & DR, Ig. linquent Tax, Repro'e, Easter Weekend DUNELLEN- 2 bdrm •Ma to quilllltd buytfi. FR w/calhadral calling $199,900 microwave, washer, ranch, ntar train itition, , (000)400-1017 6 Yr. young cuitom rtoV FDIC, RTC, IRS. $850/wk, July I Aug. with 2 story stone fplc. Your area. Tool free 1- TIME SHARE UNITS & Will Open On w/d. full btmnt, altlc, skylights, custom In- Townhome featuring ipi- $450/wk, June I Sept. Iranohbufaj doua LR wMuHtd cad- 0004964778 Ext. H4139 AND CAMPQROUND- Oaad and at. $132,000. round pool, finished CaM 7824762 Tuesday, 90Q.7S2-6592tv.mtq. HIOHOAAKMOU Ing, skyiighH, flreplaca, for current listings. Membsrahlpa. DISTRESS 6smt. Fully lendscapad. franoh ooore to raar SALES-CHEAP!! World- SOUTH CAROUNA- April 18,1995 D90,900 Many upgradea I cue- YOUR CLASSIFIED AD MIODLEIIX- 4 BR Raat thla beautiful 9 deck, Kitchen w/blg din- wide selections. Call VA- Myrtle Beach, 2 bd, 2 capa on Vt acra cofnar torn features to eee. Ask- Ing area, pan through to CAN BE PUBUSHED IN CATION NETWORK US bin, him. condo, 5 mln to M-FBy room Colonial offarlng ing $256,900.874-7509 MNEWJEMEYNEW* lot. DR, bamt, 2 car at- braathtaking vltwt from dining room, 2 BRi+loft and Canada 1400443- beach, $400. wk, rental, tachad gir. 1149.900. •AMIS WITH ONE 6173. FREE RENTAL IN- frm April 9th. Call 906- Appointment most roorrw. Homa coo- P1APACK- Country araa, full baMmant w/flrv EASY PHONE CALL AND Own* la a Ucaniad raal llitt of 4 IRt, 21/2 Ranch, 4 BR, 2V* bath, lihed office, 1 car ga- FORMATION 3694513 Saturday aatnaaoant 5634974 FOR ONE LOW PRICE. 305463*586 bathi,2llraplacaaonaof LR,DR,EIK,FRw/fp(0.2 rage. Panlaatte area. FOR ONLY 0210.00 SOUTH SEASIDE 11:00am-3:00pm PIICATAWAY- which li locatad In 2- car gar.1 + acre, cul da McOeeRMRere YOUR AD WILL REACH PARK- Ocean front 6124,900 JohrttonAva. 3 alory library, tha other ti aac. $399,000. Owner la 0004264440 OVER 1.2 MILLION 1270 condo, spectacular view, 8R capa, 60X100fancad, In the Great Room w/ Slate lie. Real. Burgdorff 1011 Rt.202Branchburg HOMES THROUGHOUT 2 bedrooms, aleeps 6, a/ vaulted celling, palladium Realtor (201) 265-2090 Vacation BiHato 276-0370 full bimt. MUST SELL MANCHIURQ- King- THE STATE. CALL c, 1419.10 $629. per. Pagi Cathy 789-6267, wlndowi, akyllghti and FORBES CLASSIFIED AT week, call 906447-7099 217 Prospect Avenue illdara to apackwa wood WESTPIELD- com- •wood Village. 2br, 2 9411 CAUFON- newly reno- MAHY1LLE- I rmi, 9 9COTCNPUrHS DUNEUIN- rim vated ranch type twuati bdrmi, k, kMchan, bath. 4BR, 3 Bath lp)N Levd IRIPOIWATIR- Baa- 1 bdr. apt. lalfloor, ra» 2bedroome, wng room, Security, -t-utllt, no homo w/tuH bamt, 2 ear oon m 3BRi. Hit bath, modalad, haaf paid. dining roonvcarpot, kl .„ no patpta Avail gar, A eonvanlant to CAC, Oar., daek, Irpte., •0UN0M00K-IM, 14tt utility room, modern bast 5/1.72f»O136. nntahad bamt. Avail. 4/1 1st fi. ttaat t waiar aup- and kttchtn, attic etor* I IIDMINITIR- Tha $1990/mo.909-62»0311. pHad. No pata. m mo. DUNIUIN-2br apt oil MANVILU- Capecod, l age, oil naatparklog, Hill*- Edgawood. Lui dM»47 IU. parking, $$MMih un 2br, 1 bath, garage, W/D, twnha, t bdrma, 21/2 MILLIIORO/IILL etove, yard, utile not md. UavaMaaaapa. chopping and eawjeae, •OMIMIUi btha, 2«ar grg, Ir,tfr, fp , MIAN- 2/9 bdr. a/e, 9 I0UNOM00K Pjntnegoticbte.496-1462 fkwra, waahi/dryar, dian* iaiAi wether, dryer, fofnojore* )tc, wanwi cwffn, cfm< waahar, dack and patio, AVAKAMUTV PAR HtUi- 2 bdrjo toe and itova Included, 1 N. PUUNFIELD- 3 br, 2 air, aN applt, vauHad eaH* kit. and Ir. oofflptjanafl. a^^^TP/a^«F ^b^rw^^^a'^i w $1400. oar. month plua M month •ecurfty $1095, tnoa, dacki bamnt, tannla Ooni wall...MaojnNtoanl 1 car oar. HUD accap. utll. eaFff0947149$4 doaa to train, 91090. par 0094324194 A pool. $1,f50/month. M fr $910. m baauMM $1,150. par month piua yard, NO avol.$/1/M nth. ktcldi watar/ haai (MIMH634043. $1100, wtaaro, aval $V1 Option to $$50/ vatad kNotiar) ft a DUNILLIN- tingle mon., - loci* cofwardanoa! doaa to all *i7$ family, 3 SR, 1M be**, aty Hi TwnhH. Largaat !- 1 IOMIRIIT- 24br, OARWOOO- 9M mma. LA, formal Dfl.EK. Wet 2 br, 2 1/2 bath, baat Avail. 4/19. 1 M. hart atraot. Walk to tralna/ family, 4br, 1 bath, qulat araa, yard, attle, 9BR, renovated, formal lodge, kltchan, Ir, now vlawa, opan back yd, wood *i AC, Haai • >v but, no pata. $1100 + bamt, $1000/mth + utMa. $1W0M*hl0$7$4.»W OH, I car a*., $1400/ Utlla. 9004494571 or decx, ctoee to ehopptng HO i^^^^^l^MP 9^^>«^^v^R^^ a* a^^pvt 2nd dr. apt. M79. par. lrn.Cloaatofeanap.Vary ft trana. 1 1/2 aae. no IIDMIKIITIR-THI tamporary Mwnhaa, tor, faa. $1271 +utNe. tOMIimUI- t lam- HILU^t br, 11/2 Mh, mth. no pata, Avon. 4/1, nioa.$719.909-79M1W Hy.faL ftoor 2 Mr W, 2 1/2 bath, loft SMQ'' 9094104109 avail. CaH lor current ONION- 3 IR Ranch. fii baaamant 4/ fuM bamt, pool, tanria, . W/W Carpet, W din. rm. full bth, avail Imm. 91950/mth. i49379oo RIAOMMTON TWP. bamLIMI. par mth. ptw 9^r^H^9^W a^i^Rl'ail^Paj m HtQH BR1DQI- 1 BR CaMMaftyn$7341$1 hut nmnliit M U| Urn, mi ft |u|t Mtt^^M $1200/mo. Rustic Log util. no pata. cal •0$- •pi. nut • nwi imsf Cabin. Qraat location. Tovfnhomo wjaaraga, P1BCATAWAV- 9oetaty aacorHy.499-^ I iy Hal. 2br, largo Ir, or + j 2IR, I baft, diraet an- a^KnP^r^V 9^VWa^f^P% • 9W>| $$w^ PNR, nmf WmMneO, TWr PotcIor homo tranea, appMneaa, tnd kltchan, 2 1/2 batha, haat/Hol Watar Incl. buelneM. Lettew/optkn Atfi In C/mlfMd floor IrVi. Oftarad at 1900att>ft ai applanoaa. Craol chock raq. 9700/ caMe. hold W/D. Avil. HAMflUI- • ma, 20 to buy $190401, tannla plua pool $1200 mo.909-T944f12 MNMi. $1400/mo. CaH IRe, 1 bath, aaraga, donicoit- + utHajiva^t/i CaN 9094*2-7997 diyi Of bamt $971 + UM, Thfypiyf Ham oaa^^*» waa IOUND BROOK* 2br, 1M, 9790, haatl HW 2014794999 eft, 6 909489»7974 909-7394221 W24?22daya LR, Eat In Ut, 2 tamtty houaa, carpet, Walking Indt naw U/WB\ wjajk w aiinoiiii iis dittance to tram, Near 22, 297, 29, $7M/mth Pw9WW +utHa, 1 1/2 mm aac Cai 5494937 coxy 2 IR apt tor rant W/W carpat. Mo pata. $799Ano.9094744J« cloaa to tranap. Prlv. prkg. For more into ca6 NftiMOROUQH-Sbr.l S TIME FO 9094974771 1/2 battw, I/Bomt Ir, dr. w, pooititnratt nopw* IOUND BROOK- 5 $1329. N94f1*7971 Rma, 2nd 11, Immac. rUvO^rvOQ tit HPi 9WW* HIUIIORO- country rafa499415S/S93'1971 aaNno, 4 rm apt, appJa., w/d hookuphookup,, aarapa, BOUNO BROOK- Fum $9904 utlla. No Mta. 3 rm apt ft bath. 2nd floor Incl haat ft cold 4/1/99. 49 watar. WaN to wal car- - 1 bdr. tpi pet, no pata. One mature ra modalad, 9828. pfua poraon prefd $600/mo. 1 .caN 969-7374 mo aac. 9094594020 MANVIUJ- 1 IR,2nd Place Your $17 •RIOOJWATIR-Srmt, ft. 9928/mo plua uMa. No 2nd fi., W/W. No pata. pati.Crt909.T2M7fJ AvaK 4/29. 9750/month. 9094954193. MANVIUI-Sroomapi Garage Sale Ad No pota. 9000/month. IRIDOEWATER- 1194927. now, 1stfir, 41/2 kj rma. ktu| ••^Aftf^B |u||UA LlAAtf IIANV11U- 4 rm. 2 br. and Receive MH I(M|U( nWTIi nVHf no pata, 1 otwd, atova, water/laundry. 1950/mo. raf. walar, haai $900. No pata. 7254914. 812 Watnlnjton Ava. CRANfORD 3rm apt. • FREE Signs haat ft hot watar md. uaa UANVILU- nawry dac- of 1/2 bamt. W/D hook- oralod Ibr NMawwal- upa. dock on 2nd ti.waN with ampla doaata, nonamoklng. No pata. $975 plua UtJlT7284914 • Rain Date Guarantee $6$8mth. 9094764996 MARnNtVIUI- 1 , CrUNFORD-1BR.hu! no pata, rate, aac, $700 Mail With Check or Money Order To: ft hot watar Included. + utlla, 909-4994333 $828.399-0211 NAlDb*OWWWT1t Classifieds Forbes Newspapers P.O. Box 699, Somerville, NJ 08876 CrUNFORD- avail $71, METUCHEN- Naw 2fM 2nd fl, 2br, $600/mth, + apt. 16' callinga, 9' wm* Itit mth rant, + tec. dowa, AC, DW, $1200/ Supply own utlla, 906* mo.+ullli. Can OR CALL 1 -800-559-9495 2764191 or 276-7456 9064034375 CRANFORD- Avail - IMfir. 5 Immad. 2br, clota lo rma, 2 bdrma. $995/mo. trant, haat Induded. Watar Inc. 1 1/2 moc. 1 1/2mo. aacurtty. $1100 lacurlty. No pata. + garbage removal. 201- Raferancee. Avail V/15. 309-1104 for appt. 7624737 after 5PM. DORCHESTER MIDDLEtEX- Newly renovated 5 rma. Awl HOU8E Immad. $950 + itc.+ utlla. 9064664462. MIDDLESEX- f>r!me Luxury Area, 2nd fir, 5 rma nawty HkjhRlaa renovated, full attic, Elevator Apvtmenti Avail. 3/16. $628 indt, heat ft HW. 11/2 moa. VISA/MC* •ec. NO PETS. 722-9177 2153 or 969.1131, Studk) EXP. DATE 1>3Badrooma MIDDLESEX- WM reel- dental area, 2nd fl. 1 BR. : WJMEU1N- 1 BR, non- Avail 4/15. $950/mo ill in 1 Character per box, allowing for spaces and punctuation as necessary, Adi imoktr, no pati, $440+ Incld. haat ft hot watar. A Forbes Newspaper Supplement RealEstate April 12,13, 14,1995-15 thMAIMPIBLt- Vory NOTK* AN WAHTID BBU1 MBAft-vart«» OtPIOlofWd— MOH MM Ikr iMAMlL ^tf 1/1 both,tounory, MMa , Dtotrlct. Approi.1000 TO MMf OJOVOJBM* awm fpnwi nouatnait conooo iow OTw4 MVi *W PI^WV Bilf MM Ml M^A AWOtaACollrohsr tM^WMBM^ «ontoo»PAYAUM KNChMii Off OwOOt NO. PUINPIBLD- 4 Mrtono. fvM MtHUM P ARK- OHIRVIUI- Main Huntar's C raising HM01 Iroat. loooaa* n. OM. Conda, MR, BBA. ovafL Cori Por MColOAWMjI. a HOT ratal. Col M«y1tL|11( PMMJO RRf Ivmi 1I. 1MJ. IN MUNUNtt IROOIROOKK - •OMtRWU•OMtRWUJJ - frlMO NOft) Of RU8« MOtmtoSV lOtaltNN llOO M OHM aMo, Many omonrtloo, OWWBO O H nn. ojoadd SOMIRVILLB- ibi FRANKLIN TWI». W» VMFWIHI^V WO% W aaj.ft. HI tho bvotttng toforVtaMSBRkt BMf. 11004000 aq.ft AC OHM. CtC f faMr Ma. 2nd alary of 9torn., PM. ARIA- VoaotlOAlno 814.80 aajJL M yr. BoyrftouM WuorWuoa am. Family ooaka housv CUNTdlVMAWr HtoHAitott MM Fonood yard* PK.yffiy* cando llor Uno rint mil vmwn p nn ro< M WA> AM atoroao, & s/it. cti tot 1700 AC, now WW. •MIWMI OM^' now OlOko opt, fA DR,**••• IH hoi SBIKMO |M NOMI OR AFT Scotch PWna- «Muooort oorv. Ineltf. iMLM MIDDLISIK- 8,118 MMJT VI "• OMOOVlO. S^.ft ln*x^ spaoaw/ oapow roO/i • wo OOHI, SOMIRVtUl- 4 ma, n OMM, apraoaaroOiio •• ttGEoih Ml 909417- 2nd ifi MI on* Ho patoi M M48 on waakanoa owyi nn+uijj+ivi mo 9M4Hiy4SioT Maftfl nnij+ivsaouriy. 8M4M419Si oo. UL 1M. MARVIUJ- "JUT I opostom2bropllnqulo1 SMMJVtUl-LniiBR tM on od In trio tocot MTNt PRII RINT- Oarotn Aft 9880 rant popor otoo goM Into 22 11W fclOMaM0Q W/0 hookup, ooiwtraiM 10 fT. 11108 /mo. fwl oihor loooTpoporof MSJUMC flATWR- Must bo aoon. Prlmo. to tUTllTf + • Raoch ovsr 110.000 Tlt-8481 Itoro 4 ofttor Mio.H 0 RARITAN- 4M0O flH IMHnlM* fosdara wfm ona Mil oq.lLioiti 7M4140 tiMti irld|i PNILUNiURO* FoffontorMlo vOfWMMt M> H7 URORJOUON ARBA story-TtoTI I 44 W toodkig nvy> powar, 1 t iMl/m or unturwanod ooi • V V ^r^"^^^ ^ -^ •—• •• - — •-- "^ —- 7SHI7I. 10,0m..Upto 20,00 0 « Onflnlt UHMfi IMH IV UK MMBMUI ibr.nnrtir.qulilMt, bonk, ttort oJ ItaTMh. UROoWv no Bill, carptUnf, louth, at traffic IIR, NL Ul, uialnol.lOA4344llO 1280 M. ft 1180 $4iiflflO. oonaumar bualnoas we 1320 Worohouoa oMiM L 1 W- 1 rm, tnd Rr, tJW TakaMMaorMmuch dock 1M IMO MQi M you wont. Eoay onoiv nJUNMLOHRi,fple, mo+oae, Incs utlla. Ot fWwO Mot Mi Strttefl I oh. no LANCOUI RENTAU AUCTION UOHIII7TI* slonformlh.JuoToff door, loading dock Start 11000+ Mcortty. RL 201. «a haw boat ISIWMith, ovAl 4/17, NjWM84NII laosa farms » pricing CallOHII-ilOO PAYABLE IN ADVANCE M8,M,8 on around. Aonng onry by eooh, choek, VtU It/NF (wringto nag) . WflBRI PUINFIILO- t bdr. routa 201' noar ihop'g/bui/lraln, w Moo* Card. For a SOteCONDOl lofora you loaM apaca AviN< Immodi 7504847 Cawiyafd Ditvo 0QW744W0 anywhora oUa, ehack us quotoonooat, ptoooo N1UMOROUOH- Exc. EAOLI SNACK RtlMlnarnodafntowv location, oivalta prhg., ouiAskforlhony, COM U0WM4K, houaa atyta davavopmanii M.240. ROUTE- Woodgrldga apta. avoil. In larga 15'«2B'. pvt. antranca, and Edison araa, To ba told Indhr. lug- MTBAiWltH CtK!VRY>1 ROUND BROOK- 1400 ownar occuplod wall Room 4 Kltchanatta wofoon • yroan aqfCbuoyMokilHami- 968,000. Call 9M-721- malntalnad Victorian I gsstsd opanlng bid: Avail. HJMlOO/wk ItOBKoa. RIALTORS ton comar, con ba dl* Carrlaga houM. Prastt* includaa mils. PIRI IWiMOROUOH- Indi., Q00474-WI0 MMUt WdIQ04eo7»tt llous historic district. AUCTWdOATIi Ria. 208. 8000 I 1100 BOUND BROOK- 44082 toavamaaaaga. APRJLMj 8q.Fl. Otflca 4 Wsrt- • OMIRVILLI/ MMtRMT-alnglarnA SIL' ITORAOI hitUtTtOO Moki Stroat 450 aq. fl. Approx. 1,800 aq.tl Hkjh aumnao- umqua a no cNMrtn, no pats. Af WtKCnON DATII Exc. location, parking, trafnc location. Display laval apt. In hlitorle UNTTf- 10X28 IIM/mo. •MCHURIATniH utllltlaslncludad. $16/ Smallar I largar unlta WLUMROUON- Rta. CKMWMi window. 91,880/month. houaa [2nd 43rd fir) fc O^40^0W OPIAUi 201, acroM from Duka Pint tavali now KHchan •valobia. Ownar Irvts on IOMIRVILLI- 1 blk, pramtaaa naar Whlto- 908-231-0110 Cat Oflloa Condor CD) RBALOTATBAOINCV SUCCBSSPUL MtOtCAt wrin dMi rntoo, Inatant IOHIRVILLI- IfOfcSf OQ0410-7000 from CourthouM, 1 4 2 t)72Hm furnlanod room (or rar<\ houaaftatton. tHOOONOOOO rms,Sta.,prof. usa. Off- SJtUMSJJUawmpanya n hot wttar. naw bath, aoflwarato ot h dr.lr, invall offlco. 2nd UtchonpiMlagM.torda- 00011144011 A COMPANY at. prkg. Ownar T2M0M offartng aoflwarato oth - »ia»44M ' i 800 sq.ft. ratal ara Intarastat d In h thii s Iawol:1largaond1amall ICMOARAM-Avoft- * * it * •OMERVILLI- 08 N. br, + largo atoraoaoroa. Raal aMsMay 1. l138Mjonlri. HUNTIRDON COUNTY autonAva,iatfl.hoat4 apocMMly for bff* 0(1 itraMporidrA IMO/ Hapa only Wootold FARHNIS tPrww. vwniww frwt (no). MM 0 nW> IOC Marnlquoia.Prlma AC Inc. Parking avail ng ttPrww. vwniww offlco apaca for rant. 240t Tho HH training and aoftwarf a 4tt>7gM4tt ftotalOMaoJL J- for l,0Mto 11,00 0 w,fLWfli tioofilooin. RAHWAY- Complotaly SOMIRVIU1- Court- 002*082«4MM bualnasa uso In lo. Nnlahto twt< houM oroa, 8 rma, Lot; 8004004021 ramodalatf.t bdr. apt. Ptolnflatd on fo. Wafcv wHh dlshiwaahar. com. rVI* CRANFORO- I story MdAvo.Fordstolaoal MAMY1LLE mo.Haot/W40lnd.t •OMIRVILLI- Ona GREAT RESULTS STOWAWAY RILP 1000 oq.n. Prof/Bus. aWMI8011104 2700 M. it sioratrora, Mock from CourthouM. ITORAOI-hM two to- Award winning 8000 oomar atoro on Mam 8t MvaCWf, uun w/2000 acj.ft bamrt. atet* so.fL OfnOS RMg. RARITAN- 1jrm_apt of aalf atororaga a unlta Mow St. oomar. Hrat 1305/nwuHlfwl ogs, off at. prkg. 81200/ 10Naq.fttonantad. avallobla. mil l EaaEat nm,201-73K187 Co* ownar H8T8M Whltohouao, 101434- •OMorRtttWoatLsb- MANVILLI-FIMT I SOUTH PUINPIILO- snonao»«0-7S7 Ofltoa anoVor warohouM. MTHI PRII RINT- JL4JMtos NOTICE: All HOMES IMIIIHOUIIITATION 1278 aq.ft.IOI- B20- 8400avM0t»232-1817 vUHVWNMIUI RAMTAN-3 rooms. 2nd TO SHAM odvartoo- Now 1000sq.R. Storogo fordaWa rant l,hootmd,RofaliiA 8pM«,ilx12ovarhaod montaoroPAYAUIN ^^ltoVlMrta S08.788-733S mthaac.Mt-722-8712 1900sq.a AC ofWca w/ ADVANCE by MOh, kl RARITAN RORO- 1 choct. VtU or Mootor ApprOK. 1700 aq.ft oval. l *" bdrmapttoo.4rofa.No for loaaa for Exacutlva otflca 180 Cord For • quo*, on VOUR CUIII'IfD AO pats. $880+1/2 ullls. pfOfaMlonaVoommarclal MIDPUttl- Quality SO.FT.4200 SQ.FT. tor Phone: CAN M niMJINED IN ooot, ptoMO Ml n nni w oun^pjBBjj 1I0OWHWI. M NEW MMEY NEWS- addraaa^'lM SQ.FT. RARITAN- 2ndJrjpt PAflRl WITH ONE TM) ranovotad axelualva EASY PHONE CALL AND avallablo. C*tor Int o I-.JI-M-— ^y,. -J Imtai 1-800-559-9495 WAD, 1 AC unto, FOR ONE LOW PRICE, M04tt74919 with P»kJngacrosa l^8^BFM]aTM^*™^PPs Uoii fttocaflon, oval . FOR ONLY 8219.00 MOUNTAINSIDB- 1 I^MOO+utt*. YOUR AD WILL REACH j_ For sola Cxoc OfRos) nawfy doc* WMTPHU— 400 sq.ft. OVER 1.2 MILLION or ront by ownor. oratod, 1st 8r noar Ri. offlc* apoco. Cantral HOMES THROUGHOUT Baautlful 4 charming RARITAN- 4 rm, apt 2 Cantor Hall Colonial 1/2 mth MO. Aval 4/M. THE STATE. CALL mo.tetaLNoantaoharg- cond LctoMtotronap. 1728/ FORBES CLASSIFIED AT OMoa. 2200sq.ft Naar it 9478/mo. mo. hoot mold. IN mo. 80H72-3M2 1400-S5M49S, ASK 202/70/22/217. WN rani MeurNy. 2S1-1487 OVM. for I8i8/aq.ft or asl for PI8CATAWAY- 1100 WIBTPIBLD- Ront/ Fax: FOR JOYCE FOR ALL R0MJMA11 WANTfJO- laasa 780aq. ft. prof, ki lornaraot aroa-t THE DETAILS ABOUT axtramary good prior sq.ft afRoa/snar uaaa. RAMTAN- NEW. IJnjJa For Lowyar, Doctor, Qraat tocotton. 9800/mo. offlea spaca. Prlma Prof. OJW. Mo psia.iiaar nM, I4M • J/l SCAN-STATEWIDE Pool, tonola.Jraploeo. CLASSIFIED AD NET- ArchKact, oto. 9OH19- iJf$2> 21S9orpoBOTT7»11l7 908-231-9638 AMtVlTHMil .WORK. . ,'• . Sale of the I1H.W0 10 dm only, from April 2 letto Mth. •Ml HIM IS7MM If you're househunting, thii is the week you've been waiting for. Acro« eight slates, participating CENTURY 21 offices are making home easier to buy. They've asked their sellers to offer special incentives - called "Buyer Bonuses" on properties placed under contraci by April 30. It might be a decorating package or a set of appliances. It might be financing assistance. Each seller picked a bonus lo make (heir home easier to buy. * Find out all the details. Stop in or call today. NIWUITINO v*HOTWIn I VMf IWW 2 family. 10foom house with 2/3 bedrooms, 3 baths. Impeccable dutch cotonW, cueJom buit with 1 walk oullinished basement with lull apartment. Brick pride Large bright e«tin Mchen, gorgeouft [ exterior Live in one, rent the other tun room that opem to wrap around decKfl yewt young - Look and youK t«apM Century 21 PerftrmtitM tatty 908-2M-3200 EACH Of FCE IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OP£HATED.(&Ectu«l Housing Opportunity 900-974-4700 Citre Century 81 dlhtNorf^, to Mtuitai lor NrW^ BOUND BROOK $96,500 $2H,N0 CAHTAFFOMTOWY? HUCIDTOSEU! Near Union County College, this detuc ipM level hat a large e»t in Overlooking the riveK, on a 300 toot dMp lot, thd Tufti of the Yn you can) Own this cozy 3 bdrm homofor In s Tha 1/2 duplex shows "pride ot ownerihip" features living ml Century Horn* teatum 10 loot high ceilings, a formal living kitchen, sptcioui living room, a cheerful dining room and a large than rtnt. A Iwga shade covtred backyard, C/A dining rm/eat in kitchen/2 bedroom»/luH besement. Many new room with f replace), enormous eat In kitchen and fl bea and tow property taxes make thm a home that •mtnltiM. 6.5%, 30 year luted rate mortgage available to family rom, a perfect combination for comtorUbH living and enter- rootm Sd)«h^yourse«toraprlvateBhowlng,todeytC)ne. most be seen. Let ut thow you tie way lo buy thii quitted buyer. Call 752-0001 lot details/ihowingi. taining. 4 bedroms and 2.S baltis complete (hit attractive home. CaN ye* HMS Warranty Included in purchaM. today to tee this proieutonaRy landscaped, wel malntiinad twmel home. 1 year HMS Warranty included with purchase. Century 21 U NufMt hie. rWattm •1 ivm ajejaw lajBjievj s94i 900-762-0001 •0*272*7100 $285,000 $138,100 $143,000 NORTHtlDE COLONIAL IM0U DONTUKI M0OMTHN lUNUTHOWiHftl JUSTRDUCIDI Cham\lng4 bedfoom colonial with hand paint Warm rays dt sun come streaming into this Lovety Cape Cod home featuring 1st floor family Dortt hesitate to call us at 469 3900 to see this You'll love Ihn house - fh» decaakog/J ikudy done! custom five bedroom, 3'/t bath ranch set high room, kvmg room with fireplace, eatin-kiichen, 4 4 bedroom Cape offering living, room, fatuity Bd platter walls, refintshed oak floors in living Vouil M at home in trii attractive cape. F«»tris fcrmsl bedrooms, updated bath, furnace, hoi water healer I dining room. Features also include eat-in- on the Ml overlooking the valley. Superior room, garage. Convenient to schools, shop- (tmrig room, living room, »at m-hitdwn,refir«h«J rurd- aterials and workmanship shine through in and window* updated alto. Qreal locatonll CALL kitchen, den 3 car garage & 2 zone central air wood Doors 3 bedoomt tnd 1 bath. Msny othtf HXJUM, NOW! ping, transportation. MUST BE SEEN! full basement, and low taws mtkt Ins s greit buy. all the generously sized rooms. Possible in law suite and room for expansion, $539,000. Century 21 U LauHf Century 21 D.1 fhamm IWefty Savskam 9( MAW SU^HklaM IMIIM fate. CMMTf II & MfMt • UvHCMl| IM> Ctntury 21 OoMtii Hit Malty 909-249*7717 909-272-9337 Me^vusjw •>se! sesjew sieje^BjSnSiVpa) ff«eeBjiy ustw 909-499-3900 MIDDLESEX $149,900 NEW BRUNSWICK $195,000 NORTH PUINPIILD 1179,100 MSCMMUV $129,500 HSCATAWAY $189,000 JUST LISTED A WALK IN THE PARKIII,! IOC ATION LOCATION LOCATMNT MSTWY! CENTER HALL COLONIAL Two family home. Live in one unit- rent trie Situated on private culdesac sits this charm- Center Had Colonial located in the Meadowbrooh 3 Bedroom Ranch, lamiFy room with Brick River Road Area, 4 bedrooms, 2'/2bath8, other. First floor offers 2 bedrooms, living ing 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch near Buccleuch section of town. This elegant home features' living enclosed Franklin stove, Central Air, Gas Hot Central Air, Large Lot, 2-car garage. Just room, kitchen, bath. Second unit has living Park. This immaculate house has it all- under- room with fireplace, formal dining loom, kitchen. Air Heal, Beautiful fenced in back yard. Don! room, kitchen, 1 bedroom, bath, contact us at ground sprinkler system. family room, 3 bedrooms I '•.' baths, lull basement miss this one! reduced $20,000 for aquicksale. Amust 469-3900 for all the details and garage. Rear porch over looks 160 loot yard See! Ctntury 21 Qotdin Pott Realty Cefltury 21 J.J. Lauter Century 21 UltlmaU Hemtt Ctntury 21 9r«tdt rUilty Century 21 BmrWt Matty 909-469*3900 909-249-7717 909.793-4334 909-7S2-7010 909-7S2-7O10 IWIiTaMi BOHOUCH $124,900 SOMBBn/rWKUNIWP, $147,000 SOWttnfMNBIHIW, 1164.000 WMREN1WP, $204,500 NEAT HOUSE-NEAT PRICE! RURALSOMERSET OWNERSMUSTSELL! CULDE-SACLOCATION NTDELAY! Owners have JUST RE Duct [) ihf puce oi tin', a Huiry to buy this Iteitwndous walue betofe its too late1 Great Di Lovol btwsls 3 BMs FH w/ fplco, HW able Colonial! 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Take a chance on Muriel's Wedding Store hours are 11 a.m.*4 Weekend Confidential has been the glamorous dog-eat-dog world p*m* Tuesday-Friday and 10 a little stressed lately, squeezing of community journalism, part of hand cream from its tube onto the the routine of the newsroom is to tm.-l p.m. Saturday. toothhrush, spraying deodorant stop whatever we are doing and STEVE LEGATO onto the hairdo, thinking we were listen toth e emergency service WEEKEND PLUS giving it a little set scanner, wherein stories smoulder, So when a friend suggested we Thursday night, we heard some been searching for. The only prob- Professionals toth e core, our see Muriel's Wedding, we were loud barking and then the sound lem is she lives in Long Island. rambling conversation about bar- thrilled Yes, let's escape for a of movement behind and to the Then we realized we could be becues and boards of education blessed moment left of us. Knowing we couldnt romantic and help the economy as paused as usual so we could hear Weekend Confidential fell into outrun this sound, we turned and well the dispatcher. the spell from the start This saw a huge black dog bounding in Between the huge amount of "Structure fire in Forbes News- movie is an honest, hilarious and our direction. Memories of the money that would be poured in papers, Veterans Memorial Drive," bitter-sad look at the life of a movie Oujo flooded our brain. the petroleum company's pockets she said young woman, Muriel, (and her Wondering if the dog liked light because of 300-mile jaunts to and Hey wait a minute. We're Forbes family) consumed with the goal of meat or dark, we stopped in our from her dorm, we would also help Newspapers. Photographers and . ... getting married in order tob e tracks and scanned the ground for the New York Transit Authority by hacks raced to the other side of I sympathize with your nightly Jomeg^. something with which to defend paying $10 in tolls for using the the building, only outpaced by desire Jo jog in the street away ^acting is superb on all ac- ourselves, but found nothing. Verraaano Bridge and Outer their racing imagination. Bridge Crossing, Flaming visions danced inside from (tongerous pariaand choppy counts (although we sadly cant By this time he reached us- our heads as we turned the corner. S^^ST^iNf iiajnewhou\eactorsare);andthe and ticked our hand After that, the money spent on A raging inferno threatening to en- All of a sudden, the friendly ca- long distance phone calls would gulf our workplace, ending many a nto seemed a lot smaller. Rub- benefit the struggling phone com- blossoming career. Heroic Forbes bing him behind the ears for a few pany and sending flowen to be de- teamwork, passing the bucket minutes, we started down the livered since we couldn't bring from editor toreporter , the Week- where I have toabruptl y swerve ^^ street again at a slightly slower them ourselves - we could go on. my car to avoid impending disas- or has longed to be someone else end Plus editor throwing his body pace than before. Maybe long-distance relation- on top of flames to smother them terandajoggerisinthepathof - at any age r this mow is a Our heart had already gotten a ships don't work well for the peo- The editor-in-chief dutifully tak- my car. Does anyone have com- grace. Otherwise, its just a great, good workout for the night ple involved, but dont tell that toing notes as young reporters fall at menta or suggestions about this di- entertaining escape, the business community. his left and right, overtaken by the lemma? We necded tnat fumes. If anyone from Weekend Confi- Ring Ring All we found was a small fire in dential resembles "Fast Eddie" Super Trouper Weekend ConfldenM met the S.O.S. a dumpster that was quickly extin- Mallia [PtaygiH, May 1995), I will „„.,,. girl of our dreams this weekend Another late working evening in guished. gladly personally escort you as you Weekend ConJldenM continues while visiting a relative in college, the office with the usual bunch of Darn. But ai least we were the first to jog, to face the hazards of running at gct'the story. 4 i A < Kathleen FUandro night, '.TVW1? getting in a fcwunilas' ' Weekend Plus, April 12-14 4Coverstory»MM»MMM«MIMMMM»MMIM»MM»MIM|IIHHMIIMIMIIIM«MIMMtWMMWMMMIMMIIMMIM Uncommon Cents Keep the change The 1995 double-died gnny has generated a ot of interest lately. But t is only the latest in a line of pennies that have And take a closer look in your pocket become collectable mmmoouxm I retched b«*tth my oily cover- newsstand or coinihop than alert new be worth mew than free because of a minting alii and pulled my wallet from my the world they own a cache of pre- value,Miaid Mr. Dodger, "People flaw. ^ive years ago, an unfcr- Levi'i. I put a dollar on the pile of douicoina. hoarding them would do them- I jltunate motorist wheeled ooiniand flipped the atranfe Fortunately, other ooUecton selves well to Just turn them into the bank and earn interest on M into an boon station quarter, and three ordinary ones, share their passion. Of the 29 1 I • along Route 22 to buy into my panti pocket tmaller coin dubs under the them * The reason: the US. Trea- •• something"' . Gas~", prob- That'sas dote umott people GSNA umbrell*, the Wttchung sury niao> a Uliion and a half of ably, but it could have been any- fettooneoTtheoldeithobbieiin Hills Coin Oub(WH0Q based in them. thing. What is certain is how the the world, coin collecting. But New Warren ii one of the more active. Just under a billion Susan B. person pai____d - cash, with_ chang e Jersey «fo collectors (or numii- "We wanted to be more of an Anthony dollars were minted, and At the end of the night, while matisli, for Scrabble players) may educational dub" says Pete Etoelg- although they may seem rare to 1995- The word counting the shift's take, I came number close to 2,000, says Amo er, the club's founder and tree- the public, the government has a "Liberty" is doubled. acrou something unusual It was a Saftan, president of the 600- surer. Mr. Dodger, owner of Doelg- huge reservoir of the coins,'They coin, the size of a quarter and member Garden State Numismatic crt Gallery ofCoins in Warren, tiy toperiodicall y Hth Approximate value: $100 shape of a quarter, but without the Association (GSNA). said his 50-member dub aims "to commemorative sets," said Mr. familiar sourpuss of our first presi- "We dont really know how keep collectors abreast of whit's Dodger, "They get a few people to dent In his place was a woman many there are," said Mr. Safran, happening in the coin collecting buy them." who looked a little like the Statue "Some people take the hobby very area,' A few is better than none. And of liberty. privately, Others like to share__ . The group's monthly meetings practically nobody was buying the There was an eagle on the back Taking the hobby prWely is -which feature a guest speaker, Susan B. when it was released in of the coin, but not the post- not a bad idea, Collecting rare and SJI infomial cdn show-and-tell and 1979. TAe government made the taxidermy kind on the everyday valuable coins which are easily plenty of discussion-are a good coin lor another two years, but it quarter. This bird looked mad. converted tousabl e cash brings wayfcrrwvicenumismatiitstoget never caught on. Wings spread, daws clenched, a along some security concerns, started. Mr. Dodger points tothre e rea- 19S4- Lincoln's carlobe banner with wonwnvay words in Savvy collectors rarely have sub- sons fordollar' s demise: the coin is partially doubled. its beak, this animal seemed fit forscriptkn s to coin collecting pubU- Itobtsks was too dote in size to the quarter, Approximate value: $90 the hood of a 78 Pontiac Firebird cations; better to pick it up at the Although it's been around al- the treasury continued toprin t the most as long as money itself, coin paper dollar, phis it was Just plain collecting really caught on in ugly, American in the l»5Os with the in- MIhey did not depict Susan B. troduction of the Whitman Collec- Anthony in the moat flattering tion Boards, says Mr. Dodger. light," he says. These labelled cardboard sheets Consider yourself lucky to get a with circular cutouts took the dollar's worth of anything for a guesswork out of collecting. Now, Susan B. Anthony dollar. instead of haphazardly amassing lite Indian head nickel and 1983- The words silver, collectors simply filledi n Wheat penny do a little better than 1 the blanks. face value - but not much. You "ONE CENT on reverse This approach has helped begin- can get 100 for a decent Indian side of coin arc doubled. new get a foot into the coin col- head nickeL A Wheat penny might Approximate value: $100 lecting door and is still recom- fetch a cent and a half if you sell it mended today. Typically, the col* in bulk. lector aims to get one of each type of coin the U.S. Treasury has ever Never say die, again printed; the intricacies of dates If you stopped reading after the and conditions of coins come later, last paragraph and threw your Before the fledgling collector penny collection out the window, buys his or her first coin, they nice going. If one of your pennies should consult the coin collecting had a minting imperfection called bible, US. Yeoman's A Guide Book a double die, it could have been 1972- The date is doubled. of U.S. Coins. Also known as the worth more than a grand. "red book," the guide has been The double die phenomena Approximate value: $130- published since 1946. caused a stir a few weeks ago $200 when people in the Florida area Don't try this at home started noticing a slight doubling First of all, don't bother saving of the word "liberty" on the 1995 pocket change Today's "clad coin- D penny. Collectors began buying age" doesn't cany the same inher- the coin for up to $185. As more of ent value as the coins of yester- the imperfect pennies have been year. Your pocket change is made found, the price has come down to of copper and nickel Grand- about $100. pappus was made of silver. Newer The 1995 double die is far from a currency is collected, but its value first, however. It is the fifth mod* 1955- The most comes from its rarity. em penny collected because of a That rarity is not as common as minting flaw (see left). The path- popular double-died penny, most people think. Many coins archal 1955 double die penny is the rare '55 has a doubled people think of as "rare" are worth the rarest and most valuable of the date. Approximate value: little or no more than their face double dies. This coin, with a sig- vaJue. The four biggies are the Bi- nificantly doubled date, can fetch $20041.000+ centennial quarter, the Susan B, upwards of $1,000. Value of coins affected by Anthony dollar, the Indian Head If that's not penny enough for condition and maiitet SHARON WLSON/WEEKEND PLUS nickel and the Wheat penny. you, a 1918 D penny could be Met Dc^ 4, ft»ipr>t Gallery of colra. •The Bicentennial quarter will : (Please tun) V>P*ie 5) V»YiV \Y'' .. 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V MADISON (Continued from page 4) changed for generations. in college, I put it in a vending worth up to 122,00a Due to an That's good for the general pub- machine, fortunately, my time- —INN — error, the "8" in the 1918 D (D is lic, I suppose, but bad for coin col- worn coin slid straight to the re- for Denver, the minting city) was lectors - especially with the turn slot Weekend Packages Available printed directly over a "7", Thestodgy look of our current coinage. It turns out, my coin is liberty treasury released. Past coins came in all shapes and Head quarter. The solid silver • Continental Breakfast Other overachieving pennies in- sizes. TTiere were half cent, two- quarter was minted by the U.S. clude the 1914 D, worth |2&$300t cents, three-cents (to coincide with Treasury between 1892 and 1916. • Jacuzzi Suites Available and the 1909 S (San Francisco) the three-cents stamp) and 20-In good condition, the coin can be VDB, worth $30091,000. The 1909cents pieces. Hie coins looked worth more than $200. My quarter, S VDB is valuable because the cooler, too. "All of our designs are smooth as a tiddly-wink, is worth penny's designer, Victor D. Bren- simply busts of dignitaries," said about a buck. ner, had the gall to place his ini- Mr. Dodger, "Earlier coins de- Prices from X U perftnro double occupancy tials too prominently on the coin. picted beautiful liberty figures Watdmng Hffls Coin Ctab meets Available Friday, Saturday & Sunday Subsequent pennies had a more with flowing hair and a great deal 7:30 pjn, the mood Twsdijr of restrained signature. of artwork." each month at O'Connor's Beef ft Ate, 768 Mountain Boufevari. Sweet land of liberty Quarter past Watdmng. The club ts aho pre- For information call Americans like their money, Not After taking up a good 45 min- paring tor iU April a coin show just their money, personally - utes of Mr, Dodger's time, I asked at the Bridimter Elks Lodge. 908-753-8900 though they do like that - but him to take a look at my coin. You Route* their money nationally, The look remember, the one with Lady Iib- PUtnfleJd Coin Ctab mecti ft pm 3989 Hamilton Blvd. of our loot'is'so'^oplilar, in fact, the fourth Monday of **$ that it hdsW betWWtAtially lucky to still have it Once, while month at Dunellen Rescue Squad South Plainfield 6 Theatrics VwMrkAaiiU.U SAVE AT SPEER M J[ •Mi,' t' '• >f s ^ i! v with purchu t ol AITWT THE COMPLETE COMFORT SYSTEM of 13 SEEN and Wt ASUE Furnac*. inMaNittofl Additional Cott UMY REBATES LOW RNANCINQ TERMS AVAILttUI •(MMtri. SIZE Of UNIT 21bn VhTan 3 Ton 3Vi Ton 4 Ton 5 Ton 24,000 30,000 36,000 42,000 48,000 60,000 BTUl BTUl BTU's 9TU'S BTUt BTTU'I Squirt FoottQ* MO to 100010 140010 1700 to 2100 to MOO 10 «INOUMI 1200 tq.R 1000 H ft. 2100 tq.fl. 2400 IQ.II MOOtqft. M750 •1H0 M9OO 1020 '2210 •2460 PHOTO IV: Iftltttt toIMM toSMtt to 13100 tottttS Call N.JS largest terrier Dealer 1-800-547-2580 Residential Ronald (Paul Blflotto)and Ruth(Mana Allan) an Ac Conditioning A Wea/mQ Specialists • Of sign institution and Service tncouragtdto U t .ist M,i marry by thtlr •9(iHi 71 B '. •wWwIlw* Viral iiilHUNSlOl GW mtntor AutUn (Chrlatophtr 8MMf)ln • .-•?. Off-Key needs some work •i 'i Despite catchy tunes and vivid acting, lyrics lack a little Qf K«V is less an examination of marriage than a celebration of Hr WardUw-Hirtridgc School same. Didn't it dawn on any of the in| to do with being smart," quij* one of the counselors to prepare Ronald and Summtr Care.MSummer Fun...SumitKr Learning characters in QJ*|f. TWs world Ruth for marriage, or that a sig- Better and Bigger than ever for '95! premiere is another unusual, chal- nificant relationship can exist lenging piece of contemporary mu- (even if only initially) without a * Preschool - 3,4, and 5 year olds, year round, flexible sical theater served well by the legal agreement? Davis apparently hours George Street Playhouse. Tlie respects RonaM's idea that mar* riage is "God." That's an uncom- * Summer Academics - Ist through 6th grades show is not as performance-ready asThefWdio/XmbrotiaorOpal, plicated idea even Newt Gingrich - 7th through 12th grades yet contains splendid elements could love. * Camp-1st through 8thgrades which bode well for its future. Despite some very awkward use * School and camp combinations arc available The music feyRichar d (Damn slowrrxtovdiiwtaMarc Yankees) Adler runi from kicky to Milgrom Dodge has staged a We are holding one Open House on our Lower School dreamily romantic, espccitlly in PHOTO BY: MIOUELPAOUERE thoughtful production and as- Campus to present our Preschool and elementary academic the second act Unfortunately, 'Davis ntvtr takts Ronald sembled a vivid cast Christopher program. Adler's tunes are rarely matched and Ruth abovt btyond a Sieber keeps Quinn an appealing, low-key figure throughout Ronald (Paul Binotto) and Ruth (Mana Saturday, April 22 Davis, who wrote the original book for Off-Key, Davis came up with worker Donna and later through Allen) play out their romance with 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. two standard romances disguised his efforts to wed Ronald and an appropriate accent on the cute as something more substantial Ruth, two "citizens" determined to side of the story. Lannyl Stephens, You may also call Miss Allegretto, Director of the Pre-School 1 Despite all of the book ! knowing become a legal couple. There is an despite her lovely singing voice, is or Mrs Verba, Principal of the elementary academic program details about the retarded, Davis uneasy alliance between subject saddled with an impossible role in for a weekday afternoon tour of the outstanding facilities on our too often confuses insanity with and form: the disabled characters Donna; the social worker is sur- Lower School Campus. Brochures and applications for all disability and Qflf-JCey does less to are used as agents of change for prisingly insensitive (as written) programs ate available by calling either of our campuses. enlighten its audience thana Quinn and Donna, and Davis and her idea of counseling is de- Kmart commercial which might never takes Ronald and Ruth be- nying cigarettes or newspapers to her Hdtizens.n Lower School Campus include a wheelchairiound cus- yond a single dimension. Upper School C tomer among the patrons in the Even the most charmed audi- The supporting cast, particularly 1040 PUinfieW Avenue 1295 Inman Avenue store. ence is bound to grow a bit restless Christy Baron and Amanda Ptahfidd, Ni 07060 Edison, NJ 08820 The script involves Austin with Qf Key. Davis has not in- Naughton as feuding "dtisens," 908-7564035 908-754-1882 Quinn, a pampered young man on dudedenough ideas to justify the also manages to create lasting im- the run forallegedl y embeseling show's length of almost three pressions. money from his father's business. hours; several scenes (inexperi- Quinn hides out in a conveniently- encedsodal worker vs. seasoned ram through April Mat secluded home for the retarded boss, uncertain lovers trying to the George Street najbttse, t and gets In touch with his hidden confess their true feelings) are Uvtngsioo Ate* New Bsmwlok* emotional side, first through a ten- played out three or four times with i ^1 - -- Uttlevsiiation r #• •* ** ••»••• HUWlllUt UN fUUl.tT1 MUWtUCKT UN YOU (ill' MOW LUCKY LAN YOUliM1 Luckiest Deal on Wheels! t(( K) fiOM'S $. $ I coin 750 / coin Sunday through Friday Saturday PHOTO IV: OWlf 4lt*JNl lit tfalljp iMHli M(llC Musi hr ^1 VN MEfWCK MORTON y pPr For information call: Met to think of Win- F.Uzabcth (908) 820-8902 fohway , (908) 396-1140 •otTMthontxt J5I-53M Carteret 541*6100 RwellePk, ,.245-7160 New Providence. mm H East Cranford Berkeley Hts ..4M-2274 Stirling. ,.647-0808 Roscllc itlttlHIHlHMII ,24WS31 Depp delights linden, 486-7825 Middlesex ..560-9160 Toddy, more thnn ever Atlantic City's Luckiest Place to Play! as Don Juan TfrOPWORLD. An A7lor Corporation Casinu • Brighton .ind the Branlwiilk, Atlantic Cilv, N] 0MO1-6390 But other stars have no role . UMMIr«-«iNHn?CiHl4l»CAMBLEI ' 0/94 BY J&FRCY COHEN markable story, infidelities, feroff HOW LUCKY CAN YOU GET! HOW LUCKY CAN YOU GET! HOW LUCKY CAN YOU GET! Mfeetondftoftncrftfc sultanates, harems, the power of arlon Brando has the live, women joining convents, eu- nerve, during his first nuchs, typhoons, desert islands ... Mscene in 1km Juan De- you know. Whether or not it's total Mono, to tell another man he's hogwash is the litmus test of Don It ip Mil Vv top Yt put on some weight Juan DeMarto, It wants you to "Yeah," said the guy, "you and think you're a hopelessly by-the- ft me have been going to the same book drone if you think this kid bakery " might be better off living in sod- Not that Brando is bad, nor is ety, 9VRMV Wm MMI this movie a di- Director and ^^^^^M saster. It's just - n . writer Jeremy the producers rcfye UUfldWdy... WflOSe Levin has as- M IMn • HI A New JWxsf in Skylights! ,. J«7 (Unction ft femostf y to roll *"**" **; The revolutionary Sun Tunnel Skylight! hired virtually ,/ , remarkable cast any over-40 hef e>6S and STD/fe at her with Depp, actor in Hoi- hnohanH nunaw/avrrwiH whose doing his Ml VMIM tnt MMM lywood, but got wsoana. uunamy cou/a ^ good ^ Brando. His tlVty t)dVe SSHt d Brando, just Jmk Wm WH ff^pl D9 tU9i mechanism for -i,^***-.-i, */ u.-fli/ -M/J lending, the expression, choosing roles ptotOgfeph Of timm should are clearly rootr saved the effort Of weight to the ed in eco- role; and Faye nomics: his part Dunaway as herMicklere a, sa psychiatrisJack t just about Mickler's wife Marilyn, whose tflWQ Mfr MMMM MB Mt to retire, is even less challenging function it is mostly to roll her ^MI^^V W9 V VW^Hp *^BNBV mVIv than his hilarious turn singing and eyes and smile at her husband dancing in Guys and Dolls. Dunaway could truly have sent a Don Juan DeMarco belongs photograph of herself and saved Nnwtf sto clearly to Johnny Depp, who'd like the effort of showing up. There are to think of himself as the next long stretches in which neither Brando, Depp is fine as a young Brando nor Dunaway appear, since man who believes he is the great Don Juan's story is going on and Top ten lover Don Juan, right down to the on. It's a nicely engaging one, but Lone Ranger mask and unobtru- in the Equus mode in which we're video rentals sivevaguely-latino accent supposed to remove a deluded per- Don Juan materializes on top of son's delusion. Don Juan DeMarco a billboard threatening to kill him- is so mild and the screenplay so self, He's not jumping, though; he perfunctory that it's hard to care, waits for another swordsman to The next time Brando, Depp, and come and challenge him. Don Dunaway get together on a movie, ThESUNllJNNEL Juan gets Jack Mickler, who for all it would be nice for them to find a the talk about what a great analyst script that gives them all some- USM UN WO he is, happens to be merely the thing to da The all n«w Sun Tunnel Skylight \s a complete roof to ceiling skylight system only one in the film who isn't a Hell, the next time Brando does that is installed in less than two hours !he heart ol the system is the patented, hopelessly by-the-book drone, Not a movie it would be nice to see flexible, reflective tube, exclusive to the Sun Tunnel skylight system that his character allows Brando him as something other than the qur 9m, m .TAUATIC much room for unconventionality, voice of suburban contentment DO-IT-YOURSILF KITS PR0MS27OiVAILABLE he mostly sits lud rubs his ^ What's^ ne^, p^ndo fa *. •f"i, while Don Juan tells his* ft*-o i 2H SYSTEMS (201)612-1143 8 Collectibles Ktimi ft* April IM4 Wslp How to sell sentimental Undi J, Dawson wants to hear from you. Find out if Six simple steps to unloading old familiar junk your heirloom is a multi- part oT their heritage and want to at least this source will give you million dollar asset Send a Mfeatand ftta antfquat mflsr hold on to it My husband and I some Idea of the value of what you photo and description to: ven though the weather at acfeuuy built our living room and have. For more important items, suipMr^ chilly, I know dining room around a huge break- you might want to consider sue* from yean of past aperi- front and wonderful old hunt table tion.accfiiignmentshop.oranti- Eence the aeaaon of the ga- I couldnt let my grandparenti part que dealer lor outright purchase. rage tale U almoit upon ua. Once with when they sold their home Visit antique centers, auctions, flea P.O.B««I years ago. markets, and consignment shops. again, houaei are being tpiuoed up TV* notes and ask questions. 4t Vettfaos Mettorial for Realtor's inspection and evalu- Mn East ation to take advantage of the spring market In line with the anticipation of telling one* i home ii a serious look into attics, base- 1. Look at unwanted items and ments, storage areas over garages, gather together your family, Fw- haps a holiday occasion such aa and other tucked*way places. Easter or Mother's Day would be a Spring cleanup weeks in local good time fcryou r children or BRAS towns are also incentives to take SIM 32AA4IDDD other dose relatives to sit down stock of forgotten items still and look at some of the heirlooms and M. packed away in boxes from a pre- that are too big or too numerous • * Nursing • Backless vious move or inherited from a rel- tor your future home. Tate out ative years ago, that box of antique sterling silver 1 Once you have determined ^L * Backless-Strapless what you will sell, find out the 3: Decide what area of your home •s^^- Lingerie Petite - 4x Starting in 1978 and continuing inherited (torn a grataunl and through to the present I daily he|p make sure someone cant find a value of any collectibles. Hopefully will be used for your sale and seg- | * ^^ • Mastectomy home far it Oftentimes the senti- my monthly article will serve aa a regate the property you are retain- £xp$tt mng &na • Nightgowns people try todecid e what to weed resource forsom e of your ques- ing from the items you will offer out and what to keep. Whether a mental value far exceeds the mon- Petite-4x etary value, I often tell a dient tions. Other ways to determine for sale. The gran is always green- person is retiring, relocating, or that once it's sold you cannot re- values are the local library re- er cm the other side of the fence, settling an estate, trying to decide trieve it Gan you live with this or search areas on antiques and col- so it is a good idea for prospective what to keep and what to seU is not? Many times children will not lecubles. There are numerous buyers not toeve n see the items stressful at best The following are express particular interest in books on almost any type of col- not for sale. If possible, confine Rt. 202,315 m St, , N.J. my expert instant tips when think- something until they learn it is lectible with price guides, Use the your sale items to the garage and M-1hui,104:30Frt.lS>S«.10-5 ing of running your own garage going on the auction block or into price guides with a grain of salt place them on card tables or 6-foot (908) 234*1444 sale. I hope you will find them the garage sale. All of a sudden, Darrt expect to realize the prices tables. If people ask to use your helpfuL they realize they are parting with a in these books m a garage sale, but (Please turn to page 6) i?f : ond Pisfinrtivi- T attt tkf. n\\e at fkf m-w 75-PIKB drnlf r nc •mcogneeto-^ Morristown Antique Ctnttr Q ] men's and women's \m- (t> X VINTAGE CLOTHING ^2 i>' ANTIQUE & COSTUME JEWELRY UCttO Theatrical Wardrobe 0 (if i ornlivt' i MEMORABILIA fint* OH j >* of Ihc 40's, 50N fffi and 70's • Movie & TV •. •>- will I**-' in nhuiwlnnri'. a) ANNIVERSARY Cth AUCTION & 5 rclalctl collectibles • Metal Lunch Bones ,1V/. 49 * TOYS 11-5 THURSDAY, MAY 4TH, 6:30P.M. •41 I Wtwi you yM Mh Aoul our wttquM Mmbw Mhtdult, V Gl Joe • Hurbics • Disney • Gomt's * Mngu/ini's Bfkw RtgMry Prognm, and tout tunchion program. PREVIEW, 4:00 P.M. • Records • Slur Wars • Beatles • Elvis SoU"Q' "f QL\n^ ELKS CLUB OLD POST ROAD. Open Everyday 19 West Main. &omctvillc (908)231-1887 ; : : ; ; : : EDISON, NJ. >':!*'.'.&'• >''V.»v " >••':^r -'A'^^r '• >'•!• .'•: ' .'»'=:".'-% ->' f'."'?•'• S'- Featuring the public auction of a prominent Princeton, N.J Estate: double pedestal solid Mahogany table topens to 12'), Coins, Linens, Jewelry, Military, Printing, eight Chippendale chairs, room size antique rugs (Sarouk Chinese, Bokhara), seven paintings by James Crawford Furniture, Art Glass, Porcelain, Magazines, TTtom, diamonds, estate Jewelry, pair of 24" sterling candela- Comic Related, New & Old Toys and more bra (and center bowl), marttetop flgural bronze hall stand, royal Worchester, Wedgewood plaque "The Frightened ilmpurts Horse", Hdnti Silver on Bronze table lamp. Meissen, Van Specializing in Rural Spanish Briggie {Lady of the Lake}, pair of 15" Heisey Urns, 36" flgural Furniture, Architectural Antiques, mounted Portrait Vase, pair of 36" Griffin cande abra, Frankart lamps, Keystone dump truck and shovel, Mam Ring ALing Handcratted Pottery and Unique Ckcus, etc. It Mediterranean Gifts I Still aictfUinn Quality tiMsi&ntwmfw May 4 «*„, Mure urn limn. COLLECTIBLES, INC (908)996-3737 • JAMES CALABRESE, (908) 247-6767 82 WMchung Ave,, North Plalnfleld, NJ Ml 29 Bridge Street • Frenchtown, NJ 08825-1229 •avMl v, (908) 769-1127 I f .. <-rT7 V r-t Vi*/ * Collectibles 9 MI«IIHIMMttltt»MIM»U(tllltlMMIIMMMM«HMMtMMIM* JAH by SHIRLEY ANN TuMtayt • Ipm 4*u Jam family silver ••trologtn • palmists • tiro* cards • psychics • clairvoyants FMiyApH14»-9PM * auras • numarologists • mstaphysical books JIM MOICi liND 11 A.M. TO * F.M., SATURDAY, AHNL 11™ (Continued from page 8) for the deadline and see whether Saturday April 11*-9 facilities on the day of your sale, I or not you must prepay your ad. I QUALITY INNFOR INFORMATION (201) 316-9511 would suggest you politely tell East Front St, Suite) OTRainfield NJ would suggest you make a state- ltIO 1ASTON AVI.. SOMIK9IT. KIT • 1.217 906-765-9882 them they cannot leave your sta- ment of "no early birds." Other- tion In the garage to accompany wise you will have many custom- them and make an alternate sug- ers arriving as soon as the ad hits gestion. One can never be toothe paper, many times before you carefUl today. If you are not mov- have finished your pricing. It ing, think twice before you lettakes a lot of thought and plan- people know the layout of your ning to hold your own sale. Early- home. bird customers can hinder your ability to finish on time. If you do not want to accept checks, make sure you state Mcaih only" 4: Go to a stationery store and little fun... supply yourself with white stick- ers, black markers, black felt pens, regular pens, "sold" tags, and 6: Line up friends to help you index cards. We always used re- well in advance and tell them to at Strike 'N Spare Lanes ceipt books in duplicate to keep be at your home at least a half- track of sales and marked items hour ahead of sale time. Ask paid. We always had a central someone to get some doughnuts, (doesn't everyone?) person checking receipts when paper cups, milk, and sugar. Have people left the premises. Checks a hot pot of coffee available for were accepted, but only with driv- your customers. A little good will er's license and telephone num- and friendly hospitality goes a bers and fUll addresses. Purchase long way; many of your customers poster board for direction signs. will have gotten up hours before f Stop at a local liquor store, pick to wait for your sale to start And up some of those low beer flats, brief your helpers on what they ROCK N and and sort small items into will be selling Have paper bags, these boxes. It's much easier to newspaper, and cartons available price items with index cards at- for packing. BOWL tached to a box for SO cents than Spring is the season of the ga- to put hundreds of "50 Cents" rage sale. Plan ahead Visit other stickers on items. Sort your books, sales to see how professionals do Saturday llpm-3am sewing items, games, pots, and it Look at other people's pricing. My philosophy when running a ga- pans on different tables if pos- rage sale is that you can always sible. Try group pricing or make a come down in price but never go list on poster board. Stop at your up. Negotiate at a given time in per game bank and get plenty of small bills $3.00 the day and sell everything by and change. You might want to half-price by the end of the day. give persons helping you at your Take offers and telephone num- sale a wallet or money pouch they bers during the course of the sale; can wear. call these people before you get to RED PIN SPECIAL the half-price stage. Find out Win prizes for Red Head pin strikes! I about local charities that pick up unsold items from your sale and/ or disposal companies that will Friday midnight-3am take away unwanted box springs, mattresses, and sofa beds. Good .00 per game luck! >.-*'>: Linda J. Dawsoo of BenurdsvUle is frequently heard as a guest COKE-A-BOWL speaker before various non-profit groups in the Somerset/Moms are, j± jh ITIU • • tiiuv vvn niiu nw iivtni on the appraisal and sale of anti- 5: Decide on the date and time ques and other personal property. Li * MOFI-Fri 9am-6pm $119 per game of your sale Make sure you have a With 17 years' experience in the good description of the important field, she is a Senior Certified Ap- Items in your sale and good direc- praiser, American Society of Ap- Sunday 9am-no9n $2.19 per game j tions forfindin g the sale in your praisers, member of New Jersey local newspaper ad. Find the ga- and the National Auctioneers as- rage sale section in your newspa- sociations and conducts monthly per and see how others do itpersonal property auctions from Muke sure you get pmir'atr1 Ddwsbh's gallery in Morris Plains. 10 wVVKMM Pill April 12-14,1985 Prinwton What To Do (000)35^5000 ^ •A MI-fMfMl oonocft with mfnibtn of V4 If 1 (MMt mi unKmHy ! p^tici dtptrtrrwrt. FM. n a p.m. ApfH 21.22 Mnoa II RfchirdiOT Auditorium (609)258-5000 •Pwtojmlf^ wrta by Roulnl, Chopin, and MWHMMHM Bniiot M/Tomoko Kit*), piano. Adults $10, f*lMBm*H**M»MM*«M*MM»M MM itudantt$5. RED ONHM JAZZ IAND ' IHttMNMlfHMI Mm 6 p.m. Friday,Aprtt21 I* W mWa0tlniaii*Mi*M»«*i U>Aw 18 Stidinc Rd.r (908) 753-0190 JBcl StujOL...... 15 •Septet performs traditional muiic In a gallery Happening* setting Admission $10. RIVEMIDCIVMPHONU 8 p.m. Saturday, April 22 Sendinfotmationto: St John the Evangelist Church WhoilbDo 44 Brides St., LamberWIte (215) 862-3300 •Saint-Stem' Piano Concerto No, 2; the over P.O. Box CM tun to V* QMtum offtomotheus by Beethoven; Haydn's Horn Signal Symphony 44 Veterans Memorial No. 31, Admission $20, US. Drive Ssit TAOSflANOTMO 8:30 p.m. Friday, April 21 SoroervUle Btrnantevllle ana NJ 06876 (908) 3564165 Our tat U (906) S&250Q. •Performlni trios by Beethoven and Brahms in a Wnf-room letting (location gvtn it time of Wa want toknow : purchase). Admission $75; Wee* tit optional. BWhan Blow much VOX PINNAE jj yhona number 8 pm Tuesday, Apr! 18 Princeton Untontty Cheptl (809)258-3654 •Music, prats, and potty of women In the Mddto Ajn, performed by the aN-woman trio Armonia. Free admission. TOPIC CDs WUTMMI1UI COHCfRT 8 p.m. Saturday, Apm 22 Wastmlnttar Choir CoNtga The Playhouse, Princeton - ' ^pt^v^am^BB' ^a^aa^v^v ^p^BB^^B^B^eiv ^V (609)921-2663 •Performing wot* by J.S. Bach, Tchaikovsky, Grieg, mat, DM BrubecK and ottttn. Adults $5, stnior crtaens, studtnbi $3. WIDESPREAD PAMC 8p.m,FridaytApritl4 9b fIRMPf ^W ^WPPR WapeH Count BMieThettn 99MonmouthSt,RtdBank (906)842-9000 •Hard-rook band hits tht Jersey Short. Admis sion $15. WOMEN'S CHORUS/ CHAMSERENSEMBU ,«u. . - ... PHOTO BY; NIGEL PARRY 7:30 p.m, Wednwday, k QNMrlBWQfl rvaot "it's In-your-faea, up fronttt'a raw and gutsy," aaya Shtrman Robertson of hla Texas/Louisiana April 19; East Campus •^M^^^V W»1IBJBB^BBJ(f bluaa aa ha hKa tha Bourbon Straat Cite Friday. SN Club Mix. Theatre, HeanCc«a|it Union (908) 527-2337 • Joint conceit of tha fean Coftege tnstmbles (609)2564654 Fre,emwmtmmtn admission.. •Organisj t pperform s works by Toumemire oe , Wag- YOUWARIUli AUDITIONS ner, and Uny King, fm admission, 8 p.m. Friday, April 21 J0HNU0NAR0N8 Stata Theatre, 19 IWngrton AM., New Srun- 7;30p.m,Saturt«y1 April 22 twtck Museum of Early Crafts and (800)AU£ORO Concert Trades, flouts 124, Madison •JWinrwdcomoettJon.lpatiingtajrsrtCH (201)377.2982 Ists with the New Jarsty Symphony Orchestra, HUE AND LONESOME JOSHUA •Playing the hammered dulcimer in a cof Fret admission; rattnittona nqiared. 8 p.m. Saturday, April 15 8 p.m. Saturday, April 22 teehouse setting. Admission $5. HuntBfdon County Ptrtx T 0 p ThtTinws.Gwvjil Church OPERA AT RMHAMOUU) Is Syttsm, Routt 31, CHnton 1281T«nHRd,, Scotch Plains 8 p.m. Saturday, April 22 IE R 0 0 (908) 479-1555 (908)322-9300 FsirWajiDicWnsonUnh«n% L|C 0 R ? •BtosfMt band performs In a coffitthouta •Strtit performs jazz and Christian music In a LwWI Hall, Madison m i|T T r E setting. Admission $6, discounts evitieble. coffeehouse setting, Admission $7. (908) 277-4172 TIM QUIt IAND KM. MIA •Vocal compftlbod.teMurtng operatic iir«m uuurti.tt.uM, 830 p.m. Saturday, AprH 22 Sp.m.Tustday.AprHIB tfotmmm a mainmajor* mnui^Mncompetitionn . AdmissioAjlmlMlAnAin $10A . rlllI"-™w •WWB StMtn/s School Constivitlvt Temple and Ctntw, 201 South ANDREA FAOOVA HlbamlaAw.,RockMMy (201) 627-9617 244 Cental AM., Rahwry ThMAvt. 8 p.m. Tuesday, April 18 •Johnny ChartssjI Tht Stinfnys, April 19. (906) 381-7*3 Highland Par* TapUn Auditorium, •OtnW Jtrsey countty youp performs at i (908)5454482 Princeton University BOURBON STREET CAFE danot. Ussons 7:30 p.m, Admisiion tlO. »J«itoh chrous performs Joint concert wrth (609)256-5000 61 OftKhSt,Ntw Brunt*** JosfZHbeiman, vtoUn, and km Adwman, •Pianist performs works by J.S. Bach, AkJo 8 pm Saturday, April 22 (908)246-3111 pitno, Aduto $5, stnior dttans and students Otmtntl, Btrio, Michete OsH'Ongtro, Qoffrtdo •Shemwi Robertson, Aprt 14. Stan Theatre, 19 LWnpton AM., New Brurt- $3. Pttrasti, and UsH Fraa admission. •Tha Wtaptn, April 19. swtck MARKIAUBACM HffSICS DEPARTMENT •Roadstdt Uwlt * Tha Dustsn, April 19, (908)246-7469 12:30 p.m, Wsdntsday, RENTAL •Midnight Sim, UWe Sammy Dtvls, April 20. •Stnpr-tonfMttir on rttum tour for her most 7:3Op.m.Stturttay,Ap(tiaa < .... uwsfiniiChipslv TapHnAudHtriOrii,' • >> '.» .>,• r j' »* Weekend IV April 12-U What to do :> 1 WARREN rthe Urchlnt, Mildred fen*, April 30. •One VWoe, the Nvas of two of Jaaua dstclpeM •John McVey, April 31. In U noun after Ms eeaft. 7:30 p.m. April •Spmlto Iwd, altomoon April 33. 14,15. Free. •!Mr«EMhtMnin|Aprtl'32. FLEA MARKET NO* Mk fMUMNNIUON 40 No* Sussex St, Dover EVERY SUNDAY (30D32S-1M0 (000)080-5103 CATCH AMMNIITM •Son Ln*, April 30. 7 A.M. to 4 P.M. standard m an aH-RMer cast April 14-33. Rot* 1, West Windsor HOQIINI NURSERY (OWttMOlfi AUCTION SUN. 11 A.M. HMdHrw MDI|A Monday. (201)790-4004 •ft* Wet, to AprU6. Washington Valley Vol. Fire Co/ •Jim D*M, April 11-23. •Hj^aMCtM, Tna aMDhM, April 14. •Uu|*«Hyenes, April 10, (900J) 24d-771T '146 Washington Valley Rd., Warreft •AIM CNKon, April 3t world pramiani of a musical by Rich- Roust 35, Sew* •Thajaahtonai, Tna Lyres, April 22. Weekly Tables Available On A First Coma (908)727-3000 THIMfTM aton S30-IU, dtoourts available. Fist Served Basis (No Reservations) •John VUby, April 15. 309 Bwadway, Lon| Branch. •Bobby Gom, April 22. PHWPJ.UMN THEATER 'Monthly" Retervalions Available - Call 469-2443 (908) 229-91*6 Ryttara Arts Canaw CUNNOUU •Mojo NHon, April 15. QeonjiSl.New Brunswick 110 Wrtthunj AMII rtofntn •DaadayaOioK April 31. Books e Toys e Plants e household e Jewelry e Cr.itls • Clothing (908)700-9207 (90S) 932-7511 •Tha Trash Mavsricto, Bobby Bandaka, April •TfieHeWChranWw.enti-femWetpieyby •Soul Engine, miln room April 14. 22. •NoA)nmiO»,lour#Aprill4, wrnvf VfiaMrfMn. •Good QM» Dont, mUn room April 15. flut Reformed Church •Rey Anderson, lowgs April IS. 9 BeyariSt, New Brunei** •Outoy, April 20. (906) 699-05T0 •Now um Crisis, mein room April 21. (009)443-5508 •PitonKe (filter duo), April 15. •Leavlnjfrom LamberMNe station, 4:45 and •Swlngn' Johnsons, tout* April 21, •RadimZanM (mandolin), April 22. FIREWOOD •Burnt In tht Parti, main room April 22. 7:45 p.m. April 15. Admission $49 95. •Vlnntot DOOM, lour* April 22. Environmental Education Center, 190 lord I4P iB^^^flB f vjpVea^pi i^v^^p^p' ^^^^pi COACH ¥f PADDOCK StJrtift|Rd, Routi 173, Hampton Bashlni Ridge (009)400-2708 (908) 73S-78M (201) 335-9489 •Jim Hoflmen Encore, April 14. •&mt In LOM, musical adapted from Tha •Open stall, April 14. Importance of BeJn| Earnest by Oscar WHda. •Betatot Green, April 2L •Patrick Rsfin Band, James Ralston, April 21. • PRUNING • LANDCLEARING COCKTAIL! To April 22, AdrnWon $19 Saturday, $17.50 MOID HOMESTEAD Friday and Sunday. SIMainSt.SouihRhtr 1133StuywsantAve. •ELEVATING • STUMP REMOVAL (900)257-8325 PAPER MM PUYHOWE trvtnfon BrookaMaDr,,Mlllbum •Be<*streeti,AprU4. (201)375-4010 •REMOVAL •Vox, April 15. (201)378-4343 • SPRAYING & FEEDING •The Trash Mavericks, April 15. •Btiptoon, Lemer end Loewe musical in the •Bad Hair (tea*, April 21. UnrHAN AfMtTv •Who Broufnthe Dog, Voices, April 22, hltftiendt of Scotland. To May 28. Admission • CHIPPING •CABLING 1255VaNayRd.,Stlriin| $44>$29, discounts avaUabta. COUKftVUES (908)047-0138 301 Anwwl ndit Bow Meed SHtRATONAT Open Jam aasston, Sundays. WOODBMDQE PLACE • FIREWOOD SALES •COMPLETE LANDSCAPING (908)35*4700 •Tha Wise Men, April 14. •Qamlnl, DM UwaUn (comedy), April IS. Route 1, leeHn coufrruvDw •Kin0lnD)s0jiso,Aprill5. (201)301-0562 15 5 Wiihinston Villey Road •Jim-Tom-Davt (power percussion trio), April •Murtar to Go, murder mystery m a dinner 124 Church SL 20. (Wood Yard Oppoutt Bitdy Finns) nMrWUnfmCK theater setdnt 8 p.m. Saturday to May 27. •B.B.*TheStin|m, April 21 Admission $42. WiB«,NJ (900)545-7205 •The Qoateu, April 22. •Mara Needs Woman, McCMIiatt Pool, April STATE THEATRE POPS COMEDY SHOP 19lMnfft>nAve. (90S) 60A-4753 14. Clarion Hotel •Solar drew, April 15. 2055 Route 27, Edison (908)240*7409 (800)331-0750 •Sesame Strut U« with BifBird, CooHe 8 Watt Front St, Rad Bank •Mia Egan, April 14,15. (900)741-8044 Monstsr, Ernie, and tha whole crew. To April IttRfTANRWCTCtUO 10. Admtselon $1M1O, dtooounts available. PatGuadaf«(ijrtar),Mi)nd»yi. 85 Church St, New Brunswick Andraa Mtyiecdo, eerly srtowThundeys. mjOOYRfPERTORY (908)545-6110 COMPANY Tin Babat (unptujpd), lita show Thursdays. Skip Roberts (vocals w/quartat), Fridays. LMMa Theatre, RM§i •Una Drtva, April 14. •David UonhardtTrio, April 15. Mi|ti School, Baskin|R)d|i •Jaslamlc Jihad, April 15. •Bob DeVoa Trio, April 22. (908)500-9473 •AlrtmhaadYiYa, April 19. RASCALS COMEDY CUM •DaakHarpBluaiBand,Apm21. •Dames Hi Sea, takeoff on the Busby Berkeley G01WW PALACE MOUSE OF lit 425 Pleasant Valley Way •Tha Tontmastan, April 22. movie musicals of tha 1930s. To AprH 29. CHINESE RESTAURANT THEDUQOVr WestOrann AduKi $10, stntor cHtent and students $8. CHINESE RESTAURANT 200 South Stivani AM. (800)313-5233 New Dim Sum Lunches •Jackie (The Jokeman) Merttn| April 20. COMING UP LOBSTER NIGHTS SouttiAmboy THE STRESS FACTORY Saturday, Sunday (900)727-3988 Monday & Tuesday 90 Church St, New Brunswick THEATRE COMPANY I lam-3pm •YM0/I Farm, April 14. (908)545-4242 TLMncMonAva. * Szcchuan Lobster * Lobster Cantonese •TfcRespectiWee, April 15. 1 Open mike, Wednesdays. NewBAjmwick Lobster with Black Bean Sauce FMD0Y6 Catering "Duellnf Pianos" sinploni Thursdays. (908)249-5500 * Lobster with Ginger and Scatlions lMillSt.Bernardsville V8 HIDEAWAY •Two Hah Hans end a Homebcy, world pre- • Corporate • Banquet Hours: Mon.-Thufi liam-IOpm (906)766-6575 TompklnsAwe., South Plalnfleld mlere of a comedy by Ruby Dee. April 18-Mey •Individual Fri Sat. 11am-11pm • Sunday Noon-IOpm •99 Yean, April 14< (908)668-9660 21. Admission $35-120, discounts available. •Jump tha Gun, April 15. •The Trash Mavericks, April 14. HUNTERDONHlUt 400 Rt. 206 North, 135 W. Main Street •Tropical Storm, AprH 21. PLAYHOUSE •The Home Frin, April 22. TUUANAJOrS Bedminster, NJ 07921 Somerville Route 22, North PWnfWd Route 173, Hampton (DowniowR Pilftiturk Shopping Cttttr) THIQATI HOUSE (800)447-7313 (at The Hills) 466 Prospect Ave.' (908) 755-4400 •Karaoke nlttt, April 21. •No Hard fteJfnji, comedy by Bobrick and Tel.: (908) 781-6800 Tel: (908) 885-0357 WestOnnn dark April 18-June 29. Group rates available; (201) 669-1114 TMDEWINDS FAX: (908) 781-2363 FAX: (908) 685-0561 1331 Ocean Blvd., Sea Brlgjrt caH for prices, OJ danca party, Fridays, Saturdays, (908)842-7300 SOMERSET HILU HOTEL Pat Galo & Jimmy Sablni, Tuesdays. •Goo Goo Dolls, April 14. 1-78 Exit 33, Warren Nicky Addeo, Thursdays. TUMULTY'S PUB (908) 647-6700, Ext 108 •Partway, April 19. 361Geor#$t •The Htdcflnf, HaliarbAmerican mamagt cer- QATT08 SPORTS CAFE New Brunswick emony In e dinner-theater style, 7:30 p.m. IMorc you gel divorced. 1001 Wttt CamplalnfW, (908) 545-6205 April 20. Admission $49. Manvllle •Mary & Pat, April 20. SOMERSET VAUIY PLAYERS (908) 725-9340 2000 PARK AVENUE Amwel Rd., Neshanlc get I lie i'acis •Johnny Charles & The Stingrays, April 15. 2000 Park Ave. (908) 369-7469 JACK O'CONNOR'S South Plalnfleld •it Runs in the Family, British farce by Ray 1288 Route 22, BridgBwatef (908) 755-6161 Cooney. AprH 21-May 7, Admission $12 Sat- Presented By (908) 725-1500 DJ dance party, Thursdays. urday, $10 Friday and Sunday; free senior Gladys Richards (piano), brunch Sundays. •Odyssey, Aptil 14, IS. citizen performance at 8 p.m. April 20, DIVORCE SEMINAR Irish Willie Lynch, Thursdays. STAOEWORKS THEATRE Risa A, Kleiner, Esq. •Woostw Street Trolley, April 15. Kent Place School Wednesday, April 26 •Rhythm ABabs, April 21. 42 Norwood Ave., Summit Jeffrey Epstein, Esq. •Ihe Weepers, April 22. (906)572-7340 7:30 • 10 p.m. JOHN ft PETER'S SPagt Family Law Department of •Staged nadir* of short plays by Theresa 96 South Main St. Wilentz, Goldman & Spritzer Water, Louise Wlgajesworth, Jewel Seohaus, WKtn^OoMimnliSpttnr New Hope, Pa. NOW PLAYING (215) 862-5981 BUCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE Jerry Hurley, Joanna Uebhauser, Betsy Tuxill, MWooftrldttCMtirDrim end Donna Spactor. 7:30 p.m. April 22. Do- Free admission for afternoon shows. 70 South Main St, WOOvDflvQti NJ Dr. Susan Arbelter Open mihe, Mondays. New Hope, Pa. Licensed Psychologist Ubarty Blues Jam, Tuesdays. (215)862-2041 No Admission Charge •Matt Sevlar Trio, April 14. •Jesus Christ Supe/Kar, "rock opera" based 476DsMoltUn«,Som«mt Restrvatloti Not Required •Cross Cut Saw, afternoon April 15, on the Passion Accordinf to St John. To April (906)873-2710 , thw put of Nsl Simon's Robert Chilfin, Esq. •Paul Human, avaninf April 15. 16. Admission $15, CVANOCL CHURCH ... fp >. April 2^Msy 14. Ad- For More Information 'P|A|IH < CtrtNM Putt»o AMOuntant ^inWfttpApdl 1251 Temm.Sirtph Pieim i. . i -/ mission $17 Srtriiy, IttfM^MS Calf (9136)653-MOO 19. (906)322-9300 WWnfln ^ff SSJW^^^^BBSJ^^BJ % 12 What to do Weekend Phu, April 12-14 (809)4434641 mm, e.1936) Rtvarrm,EaatHanoMi n ajpaj JQ( IMM pwej ay Tnomt UDnJna Monamey, teJuw26. 'Museum •'leeebal ei New Jersey: Trie Game of Hie- 3t 49 WeeNn««nSC, Newark Apr! 30. Related workshopfar childre n at 2 (201)5964590 p.m. Apr! 22, cost $10. (609) 2SA-37H Urpet muaaum in tht Garden State. Open Wedneadey throu|i Sunday from noon-5 p.m, Tueeday throufi Saturday from 10 a.m.-5 NJ.Tump«eEM146 wk ^sW^sWW^Br p.m., Sunday torn 1-5 p.m. Toun of museum Jersey City •Earth Day ipecW, Aprt) 22. hlfWs at 2 p.m. Saturday, Free admission, (201) 200-1000 •Hummel Festtvel H, 3 p.m. Apm 23. •Sir Geoff Haytar and Victorian history paint- "Where Science - Fun." Open every day from •"Beekt and Fast," 1 p.m. Saturday and Sun- fe«to Apri l 23, 9:30 e.m.-S:30 p.m. AdmNon 19 for the dayto Apri l 30. •Victorian painilnaj from the coHectlori, to oarner,|7 for the Omni Theater, 113tor both; •Meat a bird In the "MM Zoo," 1 p.m. Sab* Apnm dtewmnta avtaaMa. day and Sundayto Apri l 30. •"Modem American Dnwiw Homtr to Hop- •"UquM VWon: Ueers, Holofims, and VMual •"A World of The* Own" m American folk art, par," to May T. Ree%,"toAprl30. to Aprt 23. GUNfQN •"ShedowbWs/'toMtyP. •'tireepy Crawlers,11 to June 4. •"PRMacttngtfit nneands Throuft Ait," to May 21. 56 Main St, Clinton MaafllinflllHIl (90S) 735-4101 ^MecCuftxhAvt. •Qodt and ayddaaaaa In Indian art,to July 2. featuring *» fled Mil and other artifact* of •Art* of Nepal,to Jul y 2. rural America. Open dairy (tueot Monday) (201)536*2404 •'-'Project 4: Wiam T, WWiams, 1970 and from 10 e.m,-4 p.m. Admission $3, discounts Sunday and Ttwidey from 14 p.m. Fret ad- Today,"to Aug. 13. •vaHabte. nepsMion required for profirnt, rftisetontornembeaNorHTwnberedrnls- •"Ainartean Art Pottery: An Uneasy Evolution •iaottmNh workshop wffl on Meeker, Aprt eton; aduMi $3, eenlorcitUBne and students 1860-1930,"to 0*22, 22, a $2. •"African DeHajt: Hebito the Trwe-Saharan •"HaWl of Drum: Archissoture and BeseteH," KJrtJecapesbyEdwertrVsnlcti.toMeyW. Trade," Apr! 20-June 1996. to May 31 xumotHmmi ftym *tm A VWtto Qrertdrether-s Home" Apr! 2OA«jst 1996. ActMUaa for Route 10, Panlppany chUran 3-15 from 14 pjn. AprH 20. (201) 540-1165 (90S) 74S4177 Futurekids Computer Camp combines the latest in computer National Hetortc LandmanX and the tamer Eamoh St, Trenton Defy («cept Monday and Saturday) from 14 technology with themes and subjects kids love. home of Qutttv SttcMty, Interior and famtture (609)396-1776 designer. Open Thunday Horn noon-3 p.m., Showing M In New Jeney before and during Camp curricula are organized into one lo three week Saturday and Sunday tarn 14 p.m. Mmte- 614 Mountain Avi., Westfletd the fejvoMlonary War. Open Tuesday throuaTi learniig modules. Classes fill quickly. Call now for an (906)2321776 Saturday from 11 a,m.-5 p.m., Sunday from application, Farrnhousebultinl740ontheWestFMliof 1-5 p.m. Admission $2, discounts available. i •Computer Hardwire • Ktybotrdhig • Wordproceuing May 11 Btabethtown. Open Sunday from 2-5 p.m. OSS0WI4ANMONIAU. HOUSE MtNttHOUMMUSIUII CtoeadAprai6.Freeadmieelon. Front Si, SootchPUna • Telecommunications * Deiktop Publishing * Programming 002 West Rout St*, PleMeW •SiMp to Shawl Day, April 23. (906)8894137 • SpreadiheeU • Robotki • Graphics {90t)75*-M31 HMoric house Horn c. 1750. Open the first OolonW home buft In 1746 and chronlcttr* 3 South Mountain Ave. Sunday of each month (acept Jenuary) from FUTUREKIDS 1966 Washington Valley Rd., New Jeney Natty from before independence 24 pjn, Fiee admission. Martlniville • (908)4694600 to after the CM War, OpanSaturdey from 2-4 (201)746-5555 PltAUiVtllamiJ p.m. Free earnatlon feememban . Non* Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday Route 29, StocMon eouu # I, ciwmn wee. from 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Thursday and Sunday (906)5344644 from 1*5 p.m. Dbjcueeton of a current tiNbrt Deify from 11 a.m.4p.m. Route 206, Htaboroufi it noon Tuesday. Free admissiontor mem - •"Deeifi •% - Your* Americana/'to May (906)7224700 ben. Non-member admission; adutta 14, n- 14. Qafdena open every dty from noon-4 p.m. ntor ctoent and students $3, children under MuM $5, sartor cftlane and chUdran $2.50; 12 free. Free edmieslon for m Saturday mid- wear oomfertafrwiWrg shoes, COTWM not dey. •Printi by Maurice Saner*,to Apri l 30. EOT JERKY OUt TOWN! •Prints by Bemarda Bryson Shahn, to May 7. Johnson Park •Woodcuts by Lu^Rist, to May 7. RMvRdi, Ptscttiwey •Sculpture by Roy Crosse,to spring 1995; (906)463-9077 •PIWI by Jamee McNeW Whistler end Chtde VMega oompOMd of wtocMd IB* oentury Hamm,toJunt4. ttncfem aat near the headquarters of the •"Padann In Cururt,"to Jun e 4. county park potoe. No toun offered at •Native Amertean iewaky tern the colectfon, preeenL Oft ihop doaad untRfarther notice. to June 25. rOtlOM NfflONflL •HWoetaaPrtnt?"to>ur»25. Rmantk wnoMctni Musical Oam nonnenoy Main St, Watt Orengi Montstom SetinthtSam (201)736-9050 (201)5360454 eon, Open every day from 9 a.m,-5 p.m. Monday truouti) Saturday from 10 a.m.-5 Adults $2, cnWwi and senior citizen* free. p.m., Sunday from 1-5 p.m. Free admission ENVIMNMENTAL tor members. Non-member admission: adults Spend Easter EDUCATION emm $4, senior cltitens and children $2. & Passover •Permanent gallery exhibits: dinosaurs, live 190 lord Stirling Rd. animals, mammals, model trains, history, in Scotland Bashing Rid|i (908) 766-2489 North American Indians, Woodland Indians, rocks and minerals. Open every day from 9 a,nv4:30 p.m. Regis- April 14 at 8 p.m. •"Star Trek: Federation Science," to April 30. tration required for programs. MUSEUM Of EARLY FOSTEftflGLM The A Kahdena Rd., Morrlstown TRADES AND CRAFTS (201)326-7645 Route 124, Madison Tony |Hauntingty| Historical farm with demonstrations of farming (201) 377-2962 Award- lite In the earty 20th century. Open Wednesday Showing the role of crafts people in the 18th Winning Beautiful through Saturday from 10 a.m.-S p.m., Sun- and 19th centuries. Open Tuesday throu#) day from noon-5 p.m. Free admission Saturday from 10 a,m,-4 p.m., Sunday from Hit Musical Wednesday; admission $4 (discounts avail- 2-5 p.m. Free admission for members. Non- for All to able) other days, Includes The Willows (see member edmission: adults $2, children $t. | JUNE 7- below). •"A Mad Hatter's Tea Party," April 15. JULY23 Cherish FftOJNQHUnEN •WorWr* with wood, April 22. Registration re- ARtOMIUM quired. S3 East Hanover Ave. NEW JERSEY MUSEUM Morrlstown OfAOMCULTURE (201)326-7600 Cook Code* Grounds open every day from 9 a.m.-dusk. Route l,New Brunswick Building open Monday througii Saturday torn (906)249-2077 9 i.m.-4:30 p.m., Sunday from noon-4:3O Wednesday through Saturday from 10 a.m.-5 MK*. p.m. Free admission. Retjstrettonrequired fo r p.m., Sunday from noon-5 p.m. Admission $3, discounts available. I PAPER MILL '^^ K^1 CMEATIWAMPOUTDOOft >"EaYO-Menial"April22l23. EDUCATION CENfCR NEWJERWOTAIEMtttEUM PLAYHOUSE 205 West State SL, Trenton ; 247 Southern Blvd., Chatham . -* -^ ^tSi (201)635-6629 (609) 292-6464 Open every day from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Retfs- Tuesday throufctt Saturday from 9 a.nv4:45 : •;* tratkm required for program*, p.m., Sunday from noon-5 pm Closed April if* •Trail walk, lp,m. April 15. , 14, Free admission. tlbt •Inncti and their relatives, Ua,m, Aprii23.. , 'lath-century and 20th-century landscapes •Nte-buildlng cost, April 23. . ' ' and soascapes, ongoing, W bv Marthe Romano Olbson, to •"Echoes of Our Past" In works by Palmer C. 14 WitkMii Hut April 12-14,1986 Don't miss out on a European adventure Id not too lite to enjoy the va- land that has seen many changes •tion of a lifetime on the Euro- in the last decade. tew Rhapeaty trip that will iwing Among other delights on the w through a tour of tome of the tour, visit Gothic buildings, a tech- noit beautiful and historic dtfei nology museum and a famous natt of Europe. beer haU in Munich; Mozaif s Ifi time to oonikkr experienc- birthplace, St Peter's Cemetary nf the dnam vacation put to- and Romanesque Chapel of the [etherbyMcUchUivIncofSom- Holy Cross in Salzburg; old srvilte and Foitei Newipapen. churches, a splendid palace and H» package indudei guided toun sidewalk restaurants in Vienna; with local expert! in Munich, Sal- gondolas, grand architecture and iburg, Vienna and Venice, u well quaint cafes in Venice; snow- at additional lightieeing in Inna* capped mountains, delightful na- brack and Lucerne. You'll appreci- ture and magnificent buildings in ate the balance between guided Innsbruck; art galleries, boutiques sightseeing that leadi to the belt and Baroque monuments in Lu- spots in the Old County and free cerne. time to enjoy spontaneous explor- ing on your own. The hotels are first class and all Travelers will see many of the details are taken care of so you places they have read about in old can enjoy a wonderful European and recent history, notes John experience. The European Rhap- McLachlan, who has traveled sody tour departs May 25 and re- turns home June 4. The price is around the world three times and Overnight stay keeps abreast of the delights $1875 based on double occupancy. awaiting travelers. The trip is ideal See the advertisement below for = En Route for those who want first-hand details. • Motorcoach knowledge of European highlights Call Anna Yarborough at developed over many centuries, as McLachlan Inc., 526-6660, for more * Option well as those who want to reac- information or tomak e your reser- quaint themselves with a romantic vation. XIROPEAISr SODY 11 Day Escorted Vacation to GERMANY • AUSTRIA • ITALY • SWITZERLAND TOUR FEATURES •Round trip airfare with transfers from Newark Airport $ via Lufthansa German Airlines. •Baggage handling, Including tips, taxes and service " charges, Beautiful Innsbruck nestled in the ticart of tho Alps •Touring and airport/hotel transfers by private deluxe (per person187, double occupancy plus U.S. & Internationa5 l taxes) alrconditioned motor coach with facilities. •Accommodations in first class hotels with private bath Single fk triple rates • or shower. available upon request. • 13 meals. Three continental breakfasts with juice and 6 regional buffet breakfasts, 1 lunch, 3 hotel dinners Make ftur Reservation Now! and a welcome drink in Munich. •Guided tours with local experts in Munich, Salzburg, Call Anna Yarborough Vienna, and Venice. Additional sightseeing in Innsbruck and Lucerne. •Visit such places as the New State Gallery, Frauenkirche, at McLachlan, Inc. Mozart Museum, Houses of Parliament, Bridge of Sighs. (908)526-6660 Our tour departs on May 25. Return home on June 4,1995 Veetttd ft* Api 12-14 Whattodo 15 llttllHIHIIl*MI«IMMIMHMMHHIIMMI|»MMmm»tllM«MMMIItllll»MMIM|IMIIHHI OMNI VHHMN Oi VH Wt IQ)W (pie- ittipintW) fMffW Or New JWHy IN the Iwt one nMMm In (he on** 13 MM. New Jersey Balk ft Opm Sunday from 14 p.m., other days by •BasMry wortahop, 11 i.m, April 22. COM 12. (901) 2TM767 Gartens open deMy torn damnto dusk. Erf»> Saturday & Sunday, b open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Fri- day from 9 i.m.-3 p.m. WegHiaUon required April 22 & 23, at 11A.M. forprofems. •EeetsrsunriesierMcMimAprUA. Mi WUJAM MMNMN Tickets: $7 & $6 593 Madton HIM., Clerk (908)381-3081 WUCoppelia steal Fkinzs heart? lTlh-OMtjiytMmhouN built on what once am l plantation. Open the lint Sunday of each month from 1-4 p.m. Free admission. NJ,BaUetiCOPPELIAisa celebration of life and dance 11 Hardscrabble Rd. as we take a glimpse inside of (008)766-5787 Dr. Coppelius's magical toy store WMlHt tenctuary open Tuesday through Set- unlay from 0 i.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from noon- 5 p.m. Nature walks at 8 a.m. Friday and BOX OFFICE: 201-3764343 • VISA & MasteiCatd Saturday. •Wlkllife art by Joyce Gagm, to April 30. CALL NOW FOR TICKETS and Information on Our TRAIUIK NATURE Upcoming Children's Musicals Series Productions AND SCIENCE CENfER TUB ITATt THUTH 452 New Providers ftd, Livingston becomes Seiamt Street SM KM Stuff. (908)7894670 PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE) Optn deNy from 1-5 p.m. Closed April 16. BR0OKS1DE DRIVE, MII1BURN, NJ 07041 Pjejitretion ifQjuliejdtor profarns . WAUACt HQU6E A on I OtDDWCMFAMONMII 36 WaaMr^on R.. SonwrvMIt AUCTINWONDOUNO (908) 725-1019 1p.m. Saturday, Aprlt 22 Gawp Waahftfon's haadquaitan whan ha VUtaajmThsatre Sheraton hotel was stationed In SomervHIe In 1778, Opan 475 DeMott lane, Somerset Wednesday ftrouejt Saturday from 10 a.m.- (908) 805^)385,873-2710 (908)828-5966 •Lwta Carroll's faUed story, told with tne help noon and 1-5 p.m., Sunday from 1*5 p.m. •Exactly what It says, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. April 15. oftha audience. Admisilon $5. rrfiKinWOn. Admission $3. THEWUflM THEMTMUSEUM KahdanaRd.,MofnstDwn (609)258-3788 North Ave.,Dunalan (201)328-7645 (906)271«39 Gallery talkstor Underfarten-Grad e 5 at 11 •Street Wr In the Mlddssii County bonx#i, GotMe Revfcel manalon of Carolina foatar ra- a.m. Saturday. Younger chUdren must be ac- 11 im-5p.ni. April 23. Ratn data Apr! 30, Treat Your Bath To A Makeover" itntd to tha way It was In tha aany 20th companied by an adult. Free admission. Free admission. cantuiy. Opan Thunday ttvougt Sunday from •'Treasure Trek," April 22, 1-4:30 p.m, Admittion $4, dHoounti avail- EABTHDAYPtAHTIAU GroutMaster will professionally strip, cormiA Leonard J. Buck Garden ablai Inwdaa FodavntMt (aaa abova). I COST 11 i.m. April 22,23 11 LaytonRd., Farms clean and regroug yt your bath floor, Paper Mi Playhouse (908)234-2677.fit 21 AnHHIWUM Brookside Dr., MHRwm •Plus lectm and guided tours o( the isrtsn, recaulk tub deck and/shower walls SLOW, Hamilton St, Maw Btuntwick (201)376-4343 10 a.m,-4 p,m. Aorf 22, noon4 p.m, April seams and waterways. (906)932-7237 •Ballet standard performed by the New Jersey 23. Admission II Tuaaday ttwu^i Friday from 10 a.nv4:30 Balet Admission $7. $6. p.m,, Saturday and Sunday from noon-5 p.m. FW£ TOM...YOU AND ME cMnsmnwi. Feaa adnwilon. 1p.m. April 19,22 RerringtaFatfoundi •"PrtntmaHng In America," printi by Andy Forum Theatre Route 31, Hanrinfon Wamd and mom than 70 other artists, April 314 Main SL.MatJChen (807)265-3230 23-Jurw 18. (906)548-0582 •Heldtor th e 18th year (and poesWy the test •'Wen Upl Preparingfor a Pony Race" II- •Musical version of the landmark children's at Its cummt efts), 10 a.m.-6 p.m. April 22, album from the 1970s. Admission $8,0t>up kittrvbont, to July 30. 23. 12 •"CaHfomia Abatractioni" In prints, to M 31. THE MASK MEN Somenet County 2 p.m. Saturday, April 22 (906)356-2631 Growln|Stafi •Bus tour of burial sttet m the county, leaving Main Si, Chester from downtown SomenNe 9 am, noon, and VlmUnms (908)879-4946 3 p.m, Apr! 22,23. AdmWon $6; reserw- •Theatar, mime, and danoe In one troupe. ttom required, OREYPUttPUNnAmUM Adults $6, chUdren $4. MARCH POM PMM WE MUSICAL TAlf Manion ucMenon neeerwDon 49 WeshirtfonSt, Newer* OF PETER RAWT Weldon M., Oak Rkajt lend 3 p.m. April 23 (201) 326-7600 (201) 696-6411 Wlkins Theatre, KeanColleflB •Wafc-a-thon and «jmMaleer for the Morris /^ $2, children under 12 tt Routt 82, Union County park system, startlnf 1 p.m. April 23. •"Cosmic Questions," 1 and 3 p.m, Saturday (908) 527-2337 CaH for reojuhementa. and Sunday to AprH 30. •Beatrix Potter's lovable bunny, brouejit to lite •A "Journey Throufi Time end Space," 2 and with puppets and music. Admission $5. OPEN Ull 4 p,m. Saturday and Sunday to AprH 30. THE WATER TME NCWJOtlYfTATIMUUUM 3 pm Sunday, April 23 38 North Main St, MMown [SHREP^_jLet Our Skilled Technicians 205 Wast State St, Trenton Edward Nash Theatre, Rarltan (906)247-1093 L (609) 292-6333 Valley Community CoileajB •for stamp, postcard, end sports card o* "^""^ Repair Your Bath Problems '"Fantastic Sky," 1 and 3 p.m. Saturday and Route 28, North Branch lectors, 10 am-4 p.m. Aprt 23. Free. Sunday to July 2, plus noon AprH 18-21. Ad- (908) 725-3420 mission tt •Earth Dey-retated parable on the ralntomst and its destruction. Admission $7.50. (906)233^021,998^036 •"SpeoatNp Earth," 2 p.m. Saturday and WHERE'S THE MMEY *"WeeraUe art," Jewelry, and fashions In the GroutMaster Sundayto Ju V 2, plus 1 p.m. April 18-21. 7 p.m. Friday, April 14; 10:30 a.m., 2 p.m., downtown area, noorv6 pm April 23, Rain AdmtoalontL 5:30 p.m Saturday Apr! 15; 2 p.m. Sunday tMAprfU.ReeadrnMon, Aprtl 16 STAMP AND PAKX 1-800-29-GROUT (47688) The Stats Theatm Specialists In Regrouting & Bath Repairs (908) 580-1900 452 New CnMdenoe Rd. Coaohmenlnn Serving Bedminster. Tho Hills and Somerset County Mountainside Qatoan state NMSBy (908)246-7469 Now Office Hour\ Jo Bcttn Sctvc ^oc M-f 9am-10pm, Sat 9-5 (908)789-3670 •Al your Sesame Street favorites - Bert, Adults 12,75, senior cteem $2.35. Emla, Cookie and the oversized yellow bird (906)247-1093 •'Tanjit Garth," 2 p.m. April 23. Children perform H*. Admission |10.|15. 10 hA M-* Ai 16 Dining out Weekend PU,ApnlU.U pininii g Out? Use weekend Plus! Weekend Plus Restaurant Rages offer a listing of places to enjoy fine dining and great service! Easter Sunday Main Street H^staurant Brunch Buffet Including Green Grocery Salad Bar 9 AM until 2 PM Adults $11.95 Children $6.95 Scrambled Eggs 'French Toast • Bacon & Sausage • Home Fries • Eggs Benedict • Pancakes • Pasta & Eggs • Carving Station: Baked Virginia Ham, Roast Beef • Vegetable Lasagne • Seafood Linguini • Croissants • Muffins • Juice • Coffee • Tea Included Dinner Menu Served From 2 PM until 9 PM Children's Menu Available (Reservations of alt sizes will be taken, regular menu not SHAMN WILSON/WEEKEND PLUS available alt day, special menu only, salad bar by itself 8.99) Tokyo Detitt Owntr Eddlt Wu, far right, itands wKh shuahl chtfi Mr. Lai and Mr. Chin while thay prapart for lunch. The restaurant ftaturaa lunch specials, which Include soup or salad. Delightful taste derives from a delicate touch Family By WOW K00KER chef, Mr. Shu. If you do as I and my dining compan- Owned ions did - choose a few menu items, but trust the Tflinding a great, even a good Japanese restaurant chef on the specials - you cant go wrong. H is not easy. Especially if you don't know where The seaweed salad, a good helping of bright green "*• to begin Tokyo Delite Japanese gourmet res- seaweed, was flavorful, touched with a bit of sesame taurant on Route 202 in Bemardsville is an example oil; and the next appetizer, beef negimayaki, was NORTHERN & SOUTHERN gf what an excellent Japanese restaurant can do. pieces of sliced broiled beef wrapped around seal* Owner Eddie Wu, who operates the popular China lions, sitting in a small pool of sweet teriyaki sauce. ITALIAN CUISINE Palace Chinese restaurant across the street and Swordfish miso yaki, a lightly grilled fish served in Szechuan Delite in Morris Plains, has expanded his Come Enjoy a Wonderful Selection successful repertoire to include Tokyo Delite, now garnished with sliced apple and radish shaved into of Fine Italian Cuisine From open in Bemardsville six months. long, spaghetti-like strings, The textures and flavors Our Ala Carte Menu a simple, yet classic complemented the fresh swordfish. Including s, boxed Japanese Homemade Pasta, Delectable Veal, Superb Svabxxl & Tender Chicken Dishes needs to be tried to believed Choose From The Freshest Vegetables The setting is very soothing and authentic, with A display of shashimi, including mackerel, bonito, & Assortment of Salads Plus Much More thecMnctrnUdnessoftheyeUowtaUwerefavorites Relax ft Enjoy The Fireplace In Our Lounge then you need to bring your own. Isavored A sushi bar is set up inthe bade where people can Then carw shrimp tempura - large prawns coated Reserve Now For Easter tateaseatandentowatcWr«^ in a tempura batter, fried, and arranged in a tall, elarmtepresentatk.n.Gamisr^withaddicate All Major Credit Cards Accepted "People drive 20-30 minutes to come here" said "Median" of soba noodles, this was just another 63 Mountain Blvd., Warren Mr, Wu. And after sampling Tokyo Delite dishes, I example of the attention Chef Shu gives to each dish can see why. The shashimi (sliced raw fish), without a ToKyo Delite features lunch specials U:30 am-2:30 908-755-7086 doubt, is the freshest I've experienced in a long time. p.m Monday-Friday. Priced $7.50-9.95, each entree While the menu has selections of sushi, shashimi, comes with a choice of soup or salad. May 8th Verdi's 3rd Annual Wine Tasting udon (Japanese noodles), tempura and other dishes jtfrt /tnietoJapaiitse<*iisihe,thercaI Tokyo Delite, 15 Morflstown Qoad, houtc lift, Ber- i, i *. •« *, *«'*' '- > wwkly ipecfefe created by Mr/Wu and Japanese nardsvllle, (908) ^to-6499 or (908) 766-2811, Aprl 1M4,1MB 17 Weekend Plus Your* SPANISH CUISINE Guide Easter Sunday Your Ho* Join Ui for Bute At (908) 469-3350 Reserve Your liable Now! Thi Bonk Family To Seating* utl'3-5 A 7PM • Breakfast IClfcM •Lunch PH. (908) 704-9292 • FAX 704-1111 Bita/On •Dinner The 120 Thompson St. Right Off Rt. 202 North Bouid Raritan Diner'Restaurant 3! 3 West Union Avc,, Bound Brook, NJ Best AMPLE PARKING • GIFT CERTIFICATES • TAKE-OUT Restaurants & •CelebrateEaiUrOntheWaterfrontf Caterers with the Fkmily at "The Barge" Traditional Holiday Specials 0 • Roast Leg of Lamb Today's innovation tomorrow's tradition •Prime Rib • Stuffed Breast of Capon EASTER GRAND • Baked Virginia Ham • Filet of Lemon Sole Almondine BUFFET Full Course Dinner • Soup, Salad, Vet, IHMato* Dessert, CoffccrTca Regular U Children's Menu - No Coupons Sunday April 16th • 12-6pm Call for Reservations Call Now For Reservation Thursdays in April •Adults $17.95 •Children $8.95 O 12 + Under Zforl Stuffed Shells • Stuffed Filet of Sole Rigatoni Bologncse • Vermont Young Turkey ($1$ max. off on 2nd Dinner) Veal Spczzatino • Carving Beef Station Sausage & Peppers • Sweet Potatoes Ml front St • Perth AaboyJ Meatballs & Sauce • Plus Salad Bar Intimate Cocktail Lounge* Open 7 Days 0 Eggplant Parmigiana anil Assorted Ham Hawaiian Dessert Table Recommended by OJE Cannol he combined wilh Entertainment or Dine Out Cards or any other promoliun Major Credit Cards 2991 Hamilton Blvd • South Plainfield, NJ (908) 561-2722 eleb Easter by Dining at RESTAURANT & SPORTS BAR Full-Course Dinners Served in an Join us Sundays for our Hlcgiint Atmosphere Chinese and Italian Buffet 3PM 'til 8PM Chinese (Including Easter) / 9.95 Adults \ 4.95 Children (Under 12) Reservations Suggested Lounge open All Major Credit Cards Honored Every Night Til 2AM COLORED EASTER EGG Including Easter FOR EVERYONE! 1714 Easton AveM Somerset, NJ. 61" TV and Satellite Stations Route 527 off 287 (908)469-2522 609 East Main St • Bridgewater • 7224180 Apl 1M4,1 •Mm* I Flounder FrtnctUt 11W Huffed Ftoundir 10* Mrf Mbtd Seafood totter _Spacials Inckjdt: Soup, Salad, Entrtt, ComWTta i Dessert Your Guide To Regional Fare CARUSO'S A LA PIETRA 1370 SOUTH AVE, PLAINFIELD 1979 WASHINGTON VALLEY RD MARTINSVULE, 908-469-9214 90*757 2244 Former owner or Top of the Rock, Kevin Lyoni, li Fine Northern Italian Cuisine In a romantic art bick with I wide variety of hli newest Italian dish- deco atmosphere, Lunch from $8.95. Dinner from es. Featuinf pasta, veal, chicken * seafood. Home- $12.95. Join Caruso's • a dining experience you'll made desserts Included. Smoking k non-smoking never forget Prepared dally by Pasquale Caruso available. Open for lunch 4 dinner. Catering on 6 ChetfProprtetor. Piano entertainment Friday It Sat- off premises. Hours (L)Mon-Frl U-3pm (DJTues- urday nights. Valet parking at night Visa, MC, OPEN 6 DAYS (CLOSED MONDAY) CATERING • PARTY FACILITIES Thurs 540pm. Frl ft Sat 541pm. Sun 4-10pm. Major Amex. Lunch: Tues-Frl U:3O-3:00pm. Dinner Tues- Join us Eaittr Sunday credit cards accepted. Thurs 510pm, Fri 4 Sat 5-1 lpm, Sun 410pm. Closed Mondays. Liquor license. Stnrtnf Regular Menu 24 PM ALFONSO'S GOURMET PIZZA CATARIS j 125 WEST MAIN ST aaew. UNION AVB LOCATED IN THE DOWNTOWN BOUND BROOK, 90S46M552 Buy 1 Dlnntr, Buy 1 Dlnntr jj SOMERVILLE SHOPPING MALL Homemade Italian food with an extensive lunch k SOMERVILLE dinner menu. Lunch 4 Dinner served daily with CttiFREE 6tt 2nd % Price' 908-526-0616 DELIVERY 826-0587 many fine dally specials available. Family prices. I (upto 1700) WtnttM «1onV For over 17 years. Proprietor Aniello Iinnlello has Banquets k Catering available. No Liquor License. been lervlng specialty plua at the ever-popular Al- AccepU Visa, MC, AMEX. Hours: 1M0 Mon- Thurs., fonso's Pizzeria. Alfonso's offers an extensve vari- Friday & Sat 4:30-11, Sun. 39. . Latin DJ every Frl,. Sat. & Sun, Nights ety of gourmet pl»a as well as traditional Italian f t Monday Dance Classes Can for Appointment • 9N-B564214 recipes served in their small dining area. Full CLARION HOTEL American Night Club Thursday Nights menu Includes pasta, seafood, subs, chicken & veal. 2055 LINCOLN HWYRT. 27 Dally lunch It dinner specials. Wine & beer avail- EDISON. 908-287-3500 600 W. Union Avt. able. Open 7 days a week from 11am to 11pm. Dellv- Cafe' On The Square, Simply stated. Fine dining in Bound Brook ery service dally. an elegant yet casual atmosphere. We offer the fin- 901*6*4620orMO-274^165 est In American. Continental and Italian Cuisine. ARUNEE THAI RESTAURANT Handicap Accesibility. Liquor Availability. Moder- 319 ROUTE 22 EAST ate price range Accepts most major credit cards. (at Sanione Plan) GREEN BROOK 908-9684088 We invite you to dine and celebrate our grand opening In a quiet and relaxing atmosphere. Our COACH N* PADDOCK menu offers an array of authentic Thai Cuisine. ROUTE 78 AT EXIT 12 There's a wide selection of the chefs freshly pre- (4 ml west of Clinton) ared seafood, poultry, pork "and beef dishes. The HAMPTON, NJ Star Ledger & Courier News rated **ft. We also 908-735-7889 FAX 908-735-2923 offer lunch menu for $4.95 including soup. All A first class restaurant Continental cuisine featur- major credit cards accepted, Hours: Tues-Thurs ing Chateaubriand, Caesar Salad. Pastas, Sauer- llam-9:30pm, Fri-Sun llam-10:30pm, closed Mon- bratten, Schnitzels and Fresh Seafood. Live enter days. tainment Friday evenings. Weddings, Banquets, Parties-accomodation for 10-200. Amex, Visa, Mas- THE BARGE tercard are accepted. Handicap accessible. Hours 201 FRONT ST., PERTH AMBOY, NJ are Lunch: Mon,-Sat 11:304; Dinner: Mon.-Thurs, KPT 908442-3000 4-9, Frl. & Sat 410, Sun. 12-8. Sunday Brunch: Rated *•** (Home News) • Rated ***'/i (Star Ledger} For a seafood dinner at the north end of the Jersey Nooiv3pm; Twilight Dining Mon.-Thurs, 4-6pm shore, the Barge is the place to go. Specializing in Rated •••'/) (Courier News) fine seafoods, and steaks, lobsters. African lobster COSTA DEL SOL tails, Alaskan King Crab Legs, Filet Mignon and 600 W, UNION AVE. |oin us for our first Easter...we will be serving the more. Early bird specials. Handicap Accessibility. BOUND BROOK, 1-800-274-5865 very best in Northern Italian Cuisine, uniquely Accepts all major credit cards. Open seven days a Open TuesFri. Lunch 11:30-2:30, Tues-Thurs Din- week and has liquor availability. ner 5:00-11, Frl. & Sat Dinner 5:00-11, Sun dinner presented and at very reasonable prices. 4-9. Closed Mon. Monday dance classes-private & BUCKY'S RESTAURANT semi-private groups 12-7p.m. Call for information. Enjoy Our Special Easter Sunday Menu: & SPORTS BAR Visa, MC, Amex, Discover, Diners. Seatingsat 1-3-5 and 7 609 E. MAIN ST BRIDGEWATER, 908-7224180 I W. High St. Somerville Happy hour 4-7 with live entertainment Thursday FAMILY'S RESTAURANT (Corner of North Bridge St) night Authentic Chinese k Italian food along with KMART SHOPPING PLAZA homemade pizzas, dine-in or take-out, we have alt 1278 ROUTE 22, NO PLAINFIELD (908)526-4466 the cocktails. Amex, Mastercard, Visa, Diner's Club. 908-l!ei-9455 Handicap parking. Hours U.30AM-2AM. Moderate This conveniently located restaurant is a combina- price range, tion of Italian & American food. You can have a complete London Broil dinner, to a slice of piua, to BUZZY'S FOOD & SPIRITS a burger • always freshly prepared. Daily lunch & 200 STELTON RD, P1SCATAWAY dinner specials. All major credit cards accepted. 908-752-2229, FAX 752-6540 Handicap accessibility. Mon-Sat, Noon-9:30pm. The full menu Is featured in both the bar and din- Moderately priced. ing room, with a wide variety of dishes including chicken, veaL pork, flah, lobster, shrimp, steak, ribs GOLDEN CORNER and pasta. Entrees feature salad, choice of rice, DINER RESTAURANT baked potato or steak fries. Top off the evening 313 W, UNION AVE Rated with Buxzy's most popular dessert, Toll House A La BOUND BROOK, 908-469-3350 Mode. The Busslere brothers pride themselves on Hours: 7 days 6:00am-10:00pm. Features American, •••• serving large portions of qualify food at reasonable Greek k Italian Specialties. Average lunch: $2.95. prices ana with friendly service. Fax orders are Dinner $5.50. Wheelchair accessible. No smoking accepted at 908-752-0540. Buu/s has a full liquor available. Fax 4694373. Credit Cards: Visa k Mas- license. Dinners from $7.95. Most credit cards ac- tercard >carpellino's Restaurant cepted. Handicap accessibility, Open 7 days, Mon- HERB PATULLOS Sat Uam>12am, Sun Noon-llpm, GARDEN RESTAURANT Attractive Italian Beataurant with a view of i CAFFE P1ANCONE 1N. VOSSELLER AVE Ik forc«l from iU Minporch dining room. 2991 HAMILTON BLVD BOUND BROOK 908-356-2692 SO PLAINFIELD, 908-561-2722 ner & Lunch specials daily. Burgers to Lobster t The Original "Mom & Pop" Weekly Hours: Mon-Thurs 10:30am-10nm Tails. Casual family atmosphere. Live entertain- Friday 10:30am-Upm, Saturday 4am-upm ment Friday k Saturday nlfes. Greenhouse Dining -/County Bealuuranl. since 1968. Sunday ll:30-9pm Room for cozy intimate dining. 4 Rooms available Italian food at more than reuaonable price*. Daily Most Mir Credit Cards accptd for 25-150 for all your Banquet Needs. ;j apeciak. Wheelchair accessible. Closed Monday* & Holidays. 168 ML Bethel Dd • Warren •r 9O8-MW7M, •• April 12-14,1906 Your Guide To Regional Fare Ms what you'll say after sampling JACK O'CONNORS O'CONNORS QUALITY BEEF N SEAFOOD BEEF N' ALE HOUSE 1288 RT 22 EAST, BRIDGEWATER / 70S MOUNTAIN BLVD. WATCHUNG (accessible Rt 28 via Morgan Ln) W8-7W-MM FAX MM66-5B73 908-725-1500 The area's large* steakhouN aptciaWng In Prime rlba USDA PRIME STEAKS, Rib Roait, lean burgers, and frethty cut staaks In our main daww room. New freih seafood, Chicken, Pasta, Veal, Turkey and featuring 130 item hot and cold buffet Continuous featuring for a more caauaf Nt^O|Connoni Sporfe DmerMenus. food Sunday Brunch Buffet Live Entertainment Pub eervte aanownchea • Bucgera HI mtdnlgni Sunday featuring Irish and im. 4 nights. 18 draft beers. An ofuncn. un prwnitfi Dwcner anopa. M major creon O'Connor family business since 1020. Informal card acoepted. Handicap aoojtajbfa. Houra are 11:30- sandwich to a complete dinner. Amex, Viaa, Master- 12am Mon-Thun. 11:30-1*. Fri I Sat. I iM2am Sun- card, Discover, Diners. Handicap accessibility. day Hours: If on thru Sat Uam-midnlght, Sunday 10am- 11pm. Reasonable prices.. • SCAMPI'8 FI8H MARKET & RESTAURANT JASPER'S RESTAURANT 198 W. MAIN ST ISO RT 206, S. HILLSBOROUGH SOMERVILLE, 008485-1323 908-526-5584 Fresh Fish Broiled, Fried, Grilled, Chef specials, Casual dining with an eclectic menu featuring: Zuppa; Pesci, Flounder Francaise. Shrimp Fran- American, Italian, French, Lunch served Mon-Frl cafse! Red or white clam sauce. Accepts most major 11:302:30pm, Dinner MonThurs 59:30pm k Fri., credit cards. Hours: T-W-T llA.M.-8:30P.H.t FRI- Satlt Sun. 5-10pm, All Major Credit Cards are ac- SAT 11A.M,1OP.M. closed Sun. & Men. cepted, We are Handicap accessible & offer a Non- smoking section LA CUCINA RISTORANTE & CAFE SCARPELLINO'S 125 WEST MAIN ST 168 MT. BETHEL RD. WARREN DOWNTOWN SOMERVILLE 908-647-1728 SHOPPING MALL, SOMERVILLE Country dining with a relaxed atmosphere in our 908-5284907 Unique sunporch, delicious homemade Neopolitan Owned and operated by the Ianniello Family for food. Daily Specials. Handicap accessible. Hours over 13 years, the highly rated La Cucina offers are Tues, weds., Thurs. U-8pm; Fri 114pm; Sat 4- authentic Italian Cuisine in a charming Mediter- 9pm; Sun 4-8pm. Closed Monday ranean type atmosphere. In addition, private ban- quet rooms may be reserved for corporate or pri- SPAIN 92 vate functions of up to 80 people. The "well known1! 120 THOMPSON ST, RARITAN. NJ wine cellar is also available for more intimate 908-704-9292 FAX 908-704-1111 groups of 18 or lesi. Al Fresco dining it offered at Authentic Spanish cuisine. Lunch/Dinner specials. the Cafe through the Spring. Summer and the Au- Cozy atmosphere, incredible food, fantastic San- tumn months (weather permitting). Extensive wine gria. Generous portions, unbelievable prices. Gift list. All major credit cards accepted. Open for certificates available. Vegetarian specials. Visit us Lunch Monday through Friday. 11:45am to 4pm. for a delightful experience in dining. Most major Open for Dinner Monday through Saturday 5 to credit cards. Mon-Thurs. U:30A.M.-10P.M Friday llpm. ll:30A.M.-ll:00P.M., Sat 2P.M.-UP.M. Sun. Noon- the 10p.m. CALL FOR MAIN STREET RESTAURANT [RESERVATIONS 600 E MAIN ST, BRIDGEWATER Coadiman 908-526-1420 Vegetarian, Mexican, American, 70+ item salad TIJUANA JOE'S 272-4700 bar. hamburgers, T-bonet, Prime Rib, Seafood, RT 22 W k WEST END AVE OS. PARKWAY, EXIT 136 PasUfBurritoi, Chimichangas It alt the cocktails. NO PLAINF1ELD, 908-7554400 Handicap accessibility. Hours: ll:30am-llpm. Mod- Every day is a fiesta at Tijuana Joe's South-Of-The- CRAWFORD, NJ erate price range. Border Restaurant and Cartina. Specialties in- clude Sizzling Fajitas, Enchiladas, Burritos, Veg- McATEERS etarian dishes and Sword fish a la Parrilla. Express 1714 EASTON AVE, SOMERSET, NJ lunch from $3.99 and Dinners from $6.95. Chil- 908489-2522 dren's menu available. All major credit cards ac- Early Bird specials & specials of the day. Large cepted. Handicap iccessib'lity. Lunch Mon-Sat Continental menu. Banquet rooms available for U:30-3pm. Dinner 3pm-lam, Sunday 12pm-12am. Weddings, Parties, Meetings & Showers. We are Handicap accessible k accept most major Credit THE WILLOWS Cards. Lunch: Mon-Fri U4pm. Dinner: Mon.-Fri. 5- 1013 WASHINGTON AVE 10pm, Fri. k Sat 5-llpm, Sun 1-lOpm. GREEN BROOK, 908-968-2739 THE MEETING PUCE Our diverse Menu makes ordering a mouthwatering Served in our Grand Ballroom pleasure, featuring a large variety of dinners, des- Noon til 7 PM SEAFOOD RESTAURANT & serts & cocktails. There are 30 different items to FISH MARKET choose from. Banquet facilities for rlvate parties of Featuring: 452-454 MAIN ST, METUCHEN 30-160 people k live entertainment Thursday- 908-549-2888, FAX 908-548-1518 Sunday nights. Visa, American Express. Diners CHEF CARVED ROAST TURKEY Fresh fish prepared daily from our own fish mar- Club and Mastercard are accepted. Handicap ac- AND ROAST BEEF ket Chef specials, early bird specials Tues-Wed. cessible. Hours: Lunch ll:30-3pm Mon-Fri. Early- SHRIMP • ROAST DUCKLING • ROAST PORK Children welcome. Non-smoking available. Eat-in bird 3-5pm Mon. Fri. Sun. 12-4pm; Dinner 5-10pm or tike-out TueiWed-Thur: Uam-9pm; Fri k Sat: Mon-Thurs. Till Ham on Fri. Midnight Sat A All BEEF STROGANOFF • BAKED HAM • SEAFOOD THERMIDOR 7:30am-9pm. closed Sun-Mon. Moderate price service Restaurant and catering facility of over 15 AND range. BYOB. yr». AN ABUNDANCE OF OTHER DELICACIES! PLUS A SUMPTUOUS DESSERT TABLE AND BEVERAGL 0 1b Advertise Tour Restaurant Superb Banquet Call Claudia Facilities ;95 Wedding A Showers (908) 722-3000 Dinners Children 20400 People Ext. 6100 Aduti UndoMO % • Apr11M4f1 , V U.S. Highway 22 I Green Brook in ui; i'\n 11 Open 24 houn i diy 7 diyt i week Weekend Don't BtTIUYouGtt To SuHUtCotonislDlntr RESERVE NOW FOR EASTER SUNDAT (908)356-2674 Plus OPEN 12 NOON-8PM MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 3 PM TO 6PM f UIILi PRICED MENU Bridal Showers • Birthdays • Weddings • Class Reunions • Family Parties . 1. VIAL MARIAU otUgun • Retirement • Anniversary 2. BROIUO JEEP UVER1AUTE with Siutied Onloni Guide APPEARING FRI. ft SAT. MONTH OF APRIL MATRIX BAND % 11 iROIUO WLT o« IALIION w»i Limon and Butttf 8euc« 12. MEATBALL PraOUwtthUnouW ALL AROVE SER VEOwilh SOUP, SAUD POTATO A VKirtABLE or RICE or PASTA, PUDO1NO or JELLO Oiifi NO KUMSTITUTm&* NO HOLIDAYS Restaurants FULL LUNCH SPECIAL 11AM-3PM For The Freshest Around... Enjoy Fresh Fish for Good Friday Caterers • Lunch ft Mmtr Dally Q^sain&vam •Frtsh Fish by The Pound $ All %lb. Sandwiches $2.50 FAMILY COMBO DELIGHTS lit ilrff 116.95 16.95 © 18.95 1 B< VMMQnMO 24pc.Bn«M FfM I pc i SMfnp nitdotvtnip 2pc.Ftoundtf(5l>.) 1ft. Goto Stow 1R>. Colt Staff HbCMbCMSSH 1.5 B. Fitnoh Fnis 1.5 b. Franoh Fritt 1.3rb.Frm Meals to Go FISH MARKET A KSTAUIANT 1M0 Menu for the Week of April 17,1995 Mon London Broil (or) 1 Seafood Stew MJ. • Tues. Chicken Lyonese (or) Scallops Florentine yye(], Roast Lamb w/Coffee Sauce (or) Ravioli w/Roasted Red Pepper Sauce Thurs, Meatloaf & Mashed Potatoes (or) Pasta w/Salmon & Asparagus Fri. Stuffed Pork Chop (or) Vegetable Parmesan Selections \Open Monday-Friday 9:30 AM-6:00 PM\ ^Available' Available 62 W, Main St., Somerville 722-8782 Albany Street ^ the Ftntn Mall) NewBniflMrtck (908)828-3337 "The Ultimate In Casual Dining." "The Place You Go Back For More & More ft More." MUDS W $11 POD SHE JS •MgmSwvlviiauldt,t9M Itwkk our I Ith^uiituiy, dnule-iuntroN ask, b.4 on a (atxiious f dr, sec spcctmilar pagomtry, dntnulk homman^ln, swonlpliiy, und ail iudnnlk [ousting (ouniWRiH. EARLY BIRD SPECIAL I IIIO/ (\\;\; ?«^ ! TOTAl DINNER k TOUINAMENT i4i POUTO ML urmnmRST pj .v i u * ,i» •» i *>, April 12-14,1804 21 GRAND OPENING Singles GOLDEN WOK 2S- HAVE EASTER DINNER Under New MtMfffM#*f - AH Newly Refurbished (9QD 440-7127 With The Easter Bunny! We Spaiulize in: •Note**) mm In H**H«tfwnt Con- Szechuan • Chinese • Hunan Cuisine Moot In ner pefWnf hat ef HoaUay Inn, Tinton Dinner menu available starting at 1:00 523 Rt. 202 N. Raritan w Eattit Sunday Build Brunch 10:30 AM-2:00 PM Lunchft Dinner 715 Mil ^ («0D24T-106a •Biwch (Jictot f^Jni for mm) it Thi Of- 1 H Specials / £ J V J J J Deliver A*ilto'14«S«iloitU0" »*«-3 «^ nm, wm^K^^m t nwn Hpn ««, MH1OT1 Pa.« COUPON o»oj P«- COUPON -- $20, nojHMrnbM 121; no Jim v vmk- Order Your Eatier Horn ft Poisoner SpeckMu in II AAANY our Retail Butcher Shop A Dell loaded In vV PURCHASE (908)753-2300 PURCHASE! I and Lai the northeait corner 0/O'Connors. 'OFF OFF or$25wmwt I tacquot Oub, South mm, 9 Open Mon.-Sat. 9-6 • Sunday 9-5 DOCK IHM HKIUOV delivery. Miy not Docs not include delivery. Miy not p.m. Friday. Coat 15. he combined with other ofleri. be combined with other offers. Exp. April. 30,19»5 (808)9484836 •On* at Sharon's, Hoary*, 8 p,m. Satur- day. Cost 140. *COIIWVIUII it Aniho Eimtt) MonwW Ton* pli, NMV Bnwwtak, 7:30 p.m, April 9. Coot $7. KTMnOCUJB (908)253-9615 EASTERSUNDATAT •Mntin|tt Crym't Public Homo, North Branch, 7:30 p.m, April 19. (906)3564165 , BEEF IT ALEHOUSE ^ •Mutton Strtm Qwrtot conceit tt Hyitt Ri- L/ pney hotf, Woit WWoor, 6 pm Apr* 23. ' 7M Mountain BNd • Witcrwuf * M8>79$*2SM Ufa qLi Coot $12 In «hwo», $15 ot tho door. Ristorante (906)232-1069 Eufllem-Home News ***-SlarLedier *W-New Jerwy Monthly •Bomn pony ( AH • Courier Newi *** • H» WneeionTKket *** • Princeton Livin| M»SionlnoonApn122. 'Oneoftheana'sfimMw restaurants' UGATMW \m (808) 462-2406 A flair for presentation of Italian Dishes, Very Good,11 AffW rawTwe i •Dinco it McLoono'i Run Runmr, Soo *0ne of Central NJ's 10 Best Restaurants" TIME on mshmt 1994 Q Q) FortoW, 9 p.m. AprllS. CoH $i2. Come and Epjoy Our Three Course •Dmet (3Oi and 40i ony»« Shimon how, luin, 9 p*rn. April 15> Coot I12> Prix Fixe Menu at $28.00 Per Person •Dmco ind tw bUM ot HoHdoy Inn, Princo1 (Exclusive of Tax ft Gratuities) ton, 9 p.m. AprtlS, 22. Coot $10. "uow oonoii oi nm nom, NOTI UKMI nquhMl, ml Phoobt'i, Mormttwn, 6 p.m, Route 78 (EXIT 12) 4 MHes West of Clinton Pasta Will Also be Available For Children Apt! 16. Coot $12. as Well As Our Regular Menu •Dmo Oottat nqulnd) ot Shonton Tom 735-7889 how. fWppony, 9 p.m, April 2L Coot $12. LUNCH NNER • COCKTAILS Early Reservations are Suggested 908-231-1155 •Donoi tnd hot buffet otThi Towirtt Moun* WEDDINGS * BANQUETS • PARTIES FOR All OCCASIONS WnoUi, 9 pm April 21 Coot $12. 18 EAST MAIN STREET, SOMERVILLE, NJ •Doneo QocM roqulrod) ot EoMt Hootth ond Country dub, Woot OronjB, 9 p.m. Apr! 22, Cott$12. COMING EVENTS 'Done* OKket roqulrod) it Hilton hotol, Short Friday, April 14 - JIM HOFFMANS ENCORE Hit, 8 p.m. Aprl 23. Cott $12. (906) 786-1839 (7-9 pm) •Bridftj at Central Preabytarton Church, Sum* RESERVE NOW FOR ml 7:15 p.m. April 20,6:30 p.m, Aprl 23. Colt $2. EASTER DAY BRUNCH •OMEMETMUS 6IN0U HIKERS Sun,, April 16 (908)774-6759 A Private Place For •Hike at Mount Tammany, Delawm Wttor Gap, 11:30 a.m. April 16. Meet in lot acrooi 11:00-2:00 pm from Willie's Taverns, Bedmlnstor, Cost $5; $ 95 bring water, ADULTS 12 •Hike at Mahion Dkkerwn Reservation, Oak $ 95 RktSB, 11:30 a.m. April 23. Meet In lot across from Willie's Taveme, Bedminstw. Cost $5; CHILDREN ? brinj water. Under 10 New Jersey's TOWN I COUNTRY Most Exciting Motor Inn SINQiaCUM (906)766-4962 EASTER DINNERS •Social at OWe Mill Inn, Basking Rid* 8:30 12 Noon - 6 pm p.m. Wednesday. Cost t8. Holiday Menu WIDOWS AND WIDOWERS (008)6344812 Friday, April 21 • AL ELEFANTE & GREEN •EM* dmca at Bki lodga, WoodbrWiB, 8 p.m. Aprl 16. Cost $7. YOUNOimOUCATHOUC ADULTS CtW SUN. 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Iballava In traditional valuaa and I bait- caH1y on)oy tha aNnpla ptaaaurai of Ufa anklng 57'• ff pirn ittirt «/ Forbtt Nmtopm' Intniuctim It 11 f J , whHa mala, M-41, broad ihouWtn, wttaht ao- ktndmi firm by ftopU itAingfa olhtr tooth mth cording to hoight, amotlonafly itiWt, rlnanclaHy •»• mhm t* itUhtisi rtUtiontkipi. For matt wftmitio* euro, honaat, uncara, attractlvo, conaldarata, m good haaltti and good phyalcal ahapa, norfimokar, frat alcohol A diaaaafc H you ara unhappy or dUgVuMUd MNTIWRIANVOM OUT IHEMT and aat tho nagatlva thlnga In Ufa, no naad to n> To stun the oolden years with sincere, has MnM of •pond. I Ilka to laugh, Ufa la loo ahort. Ara you wMHng humor Wcee horn* movlee, oood cooking, dancing, i^110%toaftiitiwiWpTfHataatallaatail nature wUki and tripling. Looking for Ul 8WM, 6> MbtM16 OWORCID WHITI rtMAU Central New Jersey's Best Choice For 43, s»m, attractlva seeking single/divorced white UMM DIVORCED WHITIRMA11- male- SMI, trim and good looking, who Is physically active, employed, Hiking akiate eUvereed and emotionally free To build a relationship with the (MMf wily) In Metucnen or Edison, right women If ha ware to And her., and alao hava DM not conflntd to that area. Intoroitod In frtnesa Meeting People Close To Home time for tun, dancing, dining and )ust being with wtfCtKng, crefta, flti marketing, day excursions, someone apodal. Piaase reply axt. 41M. movies, local th«it«r and generafaoclellilng. Please OH Ext 4300, DO YOU MUEVB IN MAMC1 Do you love to lauoh and explore naw things, Do you believe that 40 is the WMF- looking (or earing irtd fun companion. IWM youth of old age, not tha old age of youth. 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You ara between tha ages ol 2035 and amoking A nondrinklng and curlout, plaan call 4ITt taka pride In your appearance. Klda O.K. since I love Exmiu Pntnm it tort »f Forbtt Ntmfipm' htndne- UM0 trim Pt««M respond te exl 4810, rwm, It it intnitJ fur tat by pnplt I«MM| hr otbtr AM YOU A WOMAN WHO It PHYSICALLY AC- PttpU with whtm 10 tmdu tr toy tportt, ftr mart TWE-and willing to try naw thlngi, who haa flma to DWM- Successful but not rich. WeU«ducated but nftrmmiim pltm all MOHSf/ apand. I'm told I am amart, tunny caring, attractlva, not an executive. Not tall (V10"). not dark (blond ««- Zt yra of aga, Portuguaat, V, 190 Iba., good- oaty to oat along wtth and a good Hitnar. I'm alao hair, blue ayes), not handsome (attractive). Juat a •IKQNQ WOMAN OVER M TO PUY IN NEWLY looking, honaat, caring, romantic IndMdual wtth good adhtatte Riding, NMng, running) and Hka travaHno, nice guy who enfcyt what ha does and bsHevei that FORMED WV1I10N OP ItT. 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Looking for iaa, dining, dancing, having fun and ahartng naw ai* out. 4701. FRIENDSHIP and whatavar may dovaloo rl chamlatry partancM. No gama playara, plaaaa. RIlfOND TO la right. Edlaon araa. Plaaaa caw axt. 5357. faCT.Wt. ATTIUCTIWIWM,*- Mond hair, bkieeyas, eexy, weH built, good heart Gmt Nym (/ HoWyiiH it ptrt t[ Ftrbtt Ntw AAA LADY- Attract, athMte and tm/fhlng but or- and Ml of laughs. Seeking attractlva female who Is 60,67, Pratty, dk. hak, dk, ayad lady. Flmnclaly A /MrMbctioM. It ii vMnMftr MM fry pttpU IH ftr binary. 42 yr. old DWPP, S'2 alandar bumattoJn honest, eansHlva, caring and affectionate for possible tmniofwiy stcure, nontvi, fun wvwiy, uuvu wnw «r •Air pnpltwiA *b*m f pin MMM ir mm H March of MWPM, 3M0, OMMMOOMDO, MaMoant LR Hud ttehugaillErt. 4*07. humor, aoctatty ac0v», anjoyi tha ftnarWnja Ma haa ftr mm inftniutm fit** tlUk athlote wtth haart A ami A atnaa of humor a muat to offar. Saaka M counlarpart for aama. Plaua cai Ukakldttpkia. Plaaaa cal art, fass •ORMAOAINSWM- Ext 4645. 31, attractive, good sense of humor, sincere wrth ALWr MOM niAU CALL OUVtAt DAD- mud) to offer to the rtaht woman, looking for attrac* DWPM, 41, Saaka advantaraua, opan-mlndad famalt Wo mtt In January ki TJ. Mart, wo tatkad of Mont- We *W.jW who puts Qod Brat. Muat ba ho* ovar 35 for LTN and fun. Off. 4SS1. THIS PHW0M aaaorl and of Moils' birthday In Auguat. PIXAU eat, affectionate and Hkee having fun. Cal rf you re HAS AIM CHOHN TO MCUVt MAIL POMU tha special lady I'm looking for. Pteeoo eel laL O) AU THAT! Mtltma- For thla auocaaHul, aacura, DO YOU LWI TO tlQKWI AND TRAVa-go to honaat, goodtoklng, down to aarth N war oM mala AC-oaa a ahow, walk tha boardwalk. 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