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Thursday, November 21,1991 Vol. 9.8, No. 47 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents CRANFORD • GARWOOD • KENILWORTH School board turns down early retirement option By DONALD PIZZI JR. could bring to the district and to taxpayers. Board member Dee Sugalski saw the plan of its benefits.exhausted." The board voted 8-1 against adopting the as away for the state to try and compensate THE CHRONICLE Another concern was the length of the plan, with Patricia Martinelli voting in favor. for the Quality Education Act, which re- plan, which members felt would be a burden After working for 25 years in the Cranford The early retirement program was de- sulted in funding cuts to the district. She to future boards. school district, Joyce Owens still loves her signed to give school districts and municipal said the state was in effect telling the dis- "Finally, I have not resolved my personal job. She told the Board of Education on governments the option of offering eligible trict '"You need money? Get rid of your dilemma of the ethics involved in commit- Monday that until the board began consider- employees an incentive to retire as a way to high priced teachers."' ting future boards some 29 years in the fu- ing adopting an early retirement plan de- reduce expenses. In Cranford, the plan "If there is bitterness in this room (about ture to make payments based on our 1991 signed by the state, "I had never much would have cost $7.9 million up front to im- the board's decision), please" place the Blame" decision, regardless of the beneficial effects thought about retiring." plement, or the state could have loaned the where it belonge," she said, "in Trenton." of this plan in dollars over the next five She urged the board to give the plan seri- district the money over a 28-year period at 7 "The assumption of short-term savings years," said board member Tom Bonhag. ous consideration, however, stating that percent interest That would have increased with a duration of approximately eight years "Philosophically, I find this to be a good "you have the power to make it a little easi- the cost by 44 percent, to $14.2 million. .and an expense spread over 28 years does example of governmental fiscal plans which er for some of us to retire." Chief among the reasons board members not lend itself to sound fiscal management," are based oh a premise of 'let the future The board's "on the road" meeting at Sill- cited for their rejection was the fact that the said board member Andrew Pelliccio. "Noth- worry about the future."' side Avenue School drew a large number of plan appears to provide substantial savings irig should be cfinariced longer than its ex- Board President James Van Horn said the district employees who were interested in for about nine years, but which would dwin- pected life or valup. I am.sure current resi- plan would make sense to districts that are the-planr-Ih-the-endr1the-board-wasleft dle-after that time period to the-point where--dents-of- Cranford would be-appalled-if they looking-to downsize-staffSrwhieh is not-the- unconvinced that the benefits of the plan the district could eventually find itself more were stuck today with an enormous bill case in Cranford. He criticized the state for outweighed the harsh economic realities it than $4 million in debt passed on by a board eight years ago with all (Please turn to page A-3) GOP agrees on Robinson as mayor

By CHERYL MOKLTON HEHL volunteer committees and boards were partisan. Favorite spot THE CHRONICUE In a joint statement, Mr. Robinson, Mrs. Bilger and Pancake fare Commissioner-elect Robert Hoeffler said they settled The Republican Party announced this week that Ed the issue of who would step into the seat Ed Force RobinsOn will take the reigns as mayor in 1992, quell- will vacate ort Dec. 31, after serving nine years on the •fast Sunday $am-noon«JJ ing rumors that Township Committee member Bar- governing body, three as mayor. A written press re- Wostwoeid,Cha&waftRa*l bara Bilger would hold the post lease, delivered by Mr. Robinson and signed by Mrs. Mr. Robinson was mayor 11 years ago while serving Bilger, Mr. Hoeffler and Mr. Robinson, read, "After a three-year term on the committee. He stepped back careful consideration of all the issues facing Cranford into the political arena last year, winning a seat on and how best to deal with them, we feel that Ed the governing body and maintaining a 12-year major- Robinson will best serve as our mayor in '92." ' -»-Foo. ' d collections ity for the (JOP on the committee. Mr. Hoeffler said, "Cranford is lucky to have a The position of mayor, or chairman of the commit- Barbara Bilger and an Ed Robinson on the Township tee, is not an elected post The position traditionally Committee. Either Barbara or Ed could serve the has been decided by the majority party of the five- Cranford citizens well as mayor, both of whom put member committee, with the decision rarely being a Cranford before politics, both of whom will work with ^Sgtotity and Sunday tir bipartisan choice. This method has raised the ire of the entire Township Committee and the citizens of m«f food ciriw fofet^*,*,., minority members with charges that appointments to (Please turn to page A-3)

my is , By CHERYL MOULTON HEHL Inn in" Atlantic City. Mr. Aschehbach voiced his/'out- rage" at the "insensitiviiy at a time when layoff no- THE CHRONICLE Tibet exhibit tices to employees were given. We can't urge pru- Despite recent hints of municipal layoffs, a group of dency in spending but, allow taxpayers to foot such an township officials left for a convention in Atlantic City excess," Mr. Aschenbach said. this week — to the tune of about $6,000. Even though Mr. Aschenbach stressed his concern videos \MS be shown at 2:30 Although township municipal employees were ad- at Monday's Township Committee workshop meeting, fellow governing body members remained silent ' ana 7SJ0p.m. today. vised verbally two weeks ago that there could-be 15 layoffs by Jan. 1 if $644,000 is not cut from the 1992 while he delivered his statement of disapproval about municipal budget, 19 municipal officials and em- the trip. He said he was "not happy with the trek to Blood drive ployees, including spouses, left Tuesday for the three- Atlantic City," concluding he "did not have a problem ^ TiwawUbeabJooddrtve ; day, two-night convention and-$2,40Q

' Saturdays trt December. Friday Families need help for Thanksgiving bourn are 9:36 a^&30p4tt. Grass find leave* am bib^aCK By CHERYL MOULTON HEHL ing, Mrs. Sidoti said. With heavy unemployment and large cutbacks, JOHN KEATING/THE CHRONICLE THE CHRONICLE many family heads are being classified as the "work- Photo enthusiast Edna Doll enjoys a moment in Nome During the past year Cranford Family Care Associa- ing poor" due to a decrease in working hours, Mrs. hegan Park. The photographer and world traveler says th Smokeout tion has struggled to meet the needs of residents, who Sidoti said. Some work three or four days out of the river Is one her favorite places to take pictures. as victims of the recession and illness, have become week and now are indigent, she said. part of the "working poor." Families have problems paying utilities, medical 1 This Thanksgiving there might not be enough tur- and pharmaceutical bills, and food and rent bills. Al- Worldwide traveler has cut keys to go around, according to Sylvia Sidoti, director. though Family Care has been helping whenever it With just a few days left before Thanksgiving, Mrs. can, a helping hand is needed from residents this Sidoti said she is unable to determine if the recession year if those who are experiencing misfortune are to photographs on display will affect donations of turkeys and groceries. She have a holiday dinner, Mrs. Sidoti said. Garwood seivlce depends heavily on donations from churches, resi- What follows are some profiles provided by Mrs. By PETER J. WAMSTEKER dents and other sources each holiday season to get Sidoti: THE CHRONICLE families through rough times. A father with a family of four to support is ill. Bills, Edna Doll was handed her first camera as a camp counselor; a Kodak y. Nov. 27, at 8 ant During the past year, 783 petitioners seeking help . medicine and little money coming in has made this she Immediately put to use taking pictures of people and nature. «t th» Clwrch of St Mm Irt *H» s were interviewed. The agency is serving an average of season hard. Although the family is bearing up under Through the years, first as a teacher and later as principal of two 56 local families each month and the list keeps grow- (Please turn to page A-3) schools In her native Hillside, Ms. Doll always carried a camera to record her world on film. Pep rally Since her retirement that world has expanded to Include visits to Tibet, India, Nepal, New Zealand and Australia between January and April of py this year, and a trip last week to New Hampshire and Maine. Booster Club today at 7:30 pm Working primarily with color, her myriad photographs display a remark- atmaM«tfrwria!Ftetdvamfty . able brilliance that she attributes to the type of slide film she uses. Her basobaU ctemond. Hot chooo pictures mainly depict majestic landscapes and people in the act of being themselves. Her fascination with light and shadow can be seen in photos of the Ta] Mahal and Ganges River. At "My work has gotten stronger through the years," she said. "There Is so much more available now that makes taking pictures more fun than WBiama Field when I was first handed a camera." With no formal training in photography, Ms. Doll, 77, credits her sense Foes repeat of composition to her elementary school art teacher. « Broarfay {jrlddersj fana Jonn- Now, following a one-woman show In Greenport, Long Island, and the son Regional iWs weekend 6Hd acceptance of two of her photographs by the N.J. Cultural Arts Commis- agatn next woekend intfw stafc s sion, Ms. Doll will show a sampling of her work through Thanksgiving at Bergen Camera on Eastman Street Nearly 100 photos from the past five years taken from around the country and from around the world will be on display. Her pictures of Mystery drama people and animals highlight her attention to color while pictures of a the Cranford High School corroding old Volkswagen Beetle that someone abandoned In the woods Theater Club prosente a mys- shows her fascination with texture and detail. tery, Wait VntU Dark Friday While Ms. Doll enjoys taking pictures, she seems to enjoy meeting and Saturday at the CHS people even more. auditorium. Coll 272-0100. "I like to take pictures of people because people are so important," she explained. "When I work, I like to be by myself because you see Pearl Harbor things differently that way. And when you're by yourself people seem to The Cranford i%torkal So*- Photo by ILSE LANDAU/THE CHRONICLE be more accepting. They are more willing to take you In or to offer help." Growing up in Hillside, Ms. Doll recalled how her father, also a yppQ Cranford High School thesplans rehearse for CHS Theater Club production of "Walt Until photographer, had some Influence on her picture taking. "I remember he Mabor dec. 7 and ha«fat an - Dark," a mystery that runs Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. In the CHS auditorium. Performers (Please turn to page A-3) . 16. , Include Dan Czeh, Jennifer Amend and James Wilson. Gary Cohen and Mike Marcus direct. A free rehearsal for senior citizens will be given today. A-2 November 21, 1991 November 21,1991 News A-3 Officials attend convention Traveler has photo exhibit Early retirement option __^_ (Continued from page A-l) (Continued from page A-l) -(Continued JVom page A-l) proximately $100 per room, and the registration fee for the convention had a picture of Wall Street on the day William McKfnley died," she giving district employees false hope, and said he was angered at the at $20 per person. Although township department heads are permitted said. , : • ••'.•••••••' . , ••'••.. state "for wreaking emotional havoc with these people." to attend the convention, many do not In prior years those who at- iSince moving to Cranford in the 1940s, Ms. Doll says it is her favorite (plaCe to live in the entire world. "The street I live on is America The Mr. Van Horn said the board is concerned with interests of the tended the convention were reimbursed for meals and 26 cents per" neighborhood is friendly. The architecture of the homes is lovely. Of all affected teachers, and said the issue of early retirement would be mile for the trip, but that practice was discontinued this year. the places I have'Tisited, Cranford is still the only place where I would looked at in the future. Mr. Aschenbach said that while the convention "holds some beneficial want to live," she said. "We care about you and we care about the time you've put into this educational values, never has there been any reporting back on what When she is not taking pictures, Ms. Doll enjoys working in her district" he told the concerned employees. "It means a lot to us." was learned." garden or putting together personalized photo albums for friends. And Earlier this year, the Township Committee decided not to enter the during her journeys she has made more than one friend. early retirement plan. If township department heads cannot make the $644,000 in the 1992 While driving in Newfoundland, she picked up a hitchhiker who projected budget-by Dec. 1, and the governing body does not opt to raise ended up staying with her in Cranford for six months. And a student the 1992 estimated four tax point increase, then up to 15 employees — who was on her way to Perm State from China stayed as a guest for a short time before going to school, and later got married and had a Robinson to be mayor in '92 three police officers, three firemen, five department of public works reception at her house and four municipal employees — could lose their jobs. For three years Ms. Doll served as assistant director of the New (Continued from page A-l) CARE. Cranford to do what is best for Cranford." Jersey state department of environmental education and to this day still remains active with several environmental organizations. While she Mr. Robinson said he was "honored to have.the support of Commis- /s she is not inclined to join groups, when it comes to the environ- sioner Bilger and newly-elected Commissioner Hoeffler to be Cranford's School board highlights 2nt she sets that principle aside for the likes of Earth Watch and the mayor once again," He also said he asked Democratic members Dan hb Here are highlights of Monday's with an "Excellence in Art" cita- Aschenbach and Carolyn Vollero for their support on Jan. 1, reorganiza- To paraphrase the old-time television show, "Have camera, will trav- tion day, when the mayor is elected by members of the Township Cranford Board of EdueatiofTSTeet- tion. Adam's work won honors in el," could be the motto of Ms. Doll. ing: the Union County Teen Arts Festi- Committee, and has asked all commissioners for any nominations they • A group of parents interested val and the state Teen Arts Festi- have for 1992 appointments. in starting a hockey program pre- val this past year, and Adam was Mr. Robinson said he will "solicit the public for volunteers," and will New sented the board with two peti- invited to attend the five-week "work hard to use my past experience as mayor to keep the Township Child Birth Center tions. The first had the signatures Summer Arts Institute at Rutgers Committee's approach to issues open for discussion and debate but New New of about 60 students interested in a Institute. Through a grant, private (Continued from page A-l) Sidoti said. the strain, Mrs. Sidoti said it is One mother of three is working unified in action that will ensure the best result for all citizens of Cardiac Catheteriiation Emergency Department hockey team, while the second donations and his own money, Cranford." contained the names of about 20 Adam was able to attend the pro- hard for the family to think of as a waitress, and is dependent on Laboratory parents willing to financially sup- gram, which he called "the greatest Thanksgiving without the turkey tips, but with the recession the Mr. Robinson said the only appointment "that I am ready to support port one. Board President James experience of my life." His paint- and trimmings the mother makes money she used to count on is less. at this time is that of Barbara Bilger as deputy mayor. Barbara is the Van Horn told the parents that the ings, drawings and sculptures were each year. She tried not to come for help but unselfish, tireless worker," he said. board would take the matter under on exhibit at the meeting. Adam A young serviceman recently left periodically she has to. This holi- The addition of Mr. Hoeffler to the committee and the "continued consideration. was greeted with loud applause the military and has been unable day she needs a turkey for her cooperation" of Mr. Aschenbach and Mrs. Vollero will enable the gov- after reading one of his unfitted to find a job. He is hopeful, but children, Mrs; Sidoti said. • High school student Adam poems. erning body to be "well equipped to deal with the issues of today to New New Morreale was honored by the board worries about his wife and baby. Another family of four fell victim ensure a continued bright future for Cranford," Mr. Robinson said. Magnetic Resonance Everything has changed. The holi- to changing times when the father Intensive Care days stir memories of how things was laid ofE His wife has done her Unit Imaging Unit PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE used to be, but there is little they best to economize, but the holiday means extra groceries. They just TOWNSHIP Of CHANf OHD can do until the recession ends,. Come 1 nu=__Eii No(»:SaJ»B«la. • do not kHioW'how they wuTpuTV BOARO OF ADJUSTMENT Mrs. Sidoti said. Gtnwood Poioe 0«partmam your WamsnOpI* dinner on the table. They never lh# Doard tf A4u*bn«rt (Zoning), Ymyruhie p* C/OAfcvd. CourtV One family of four had been CHafofPotca thought this could happen to them. rf Union, N«w Jtruy uti hold • pobHo hM*o c "ond»y, DM* making it because the father bar g, 1W1, Wjrfcthop Maallng U TM P-lu. Public Haarino a! 0:1 S Mrs. Sidoti is asking residents to pm, In Dw MunJdptl Building, S SpringWd Avmua, Onlud. Niw Th» btowlng vahlda can b« tramtttrad to Iho Nohos worked two jobs, but when he lost by « oood M« oatWcala and can ba Dwaaftw n-iA "FREE GIFT" Janay to contldw lha Wowing: . help if they can. Call 709-7235. #4MI • (Cont) • SUdlunU OBaapla. Appkanl. to conttnjc! • den his second job because of an in- No purchase necessary. One per customer with this ad a#t laaa lhan DM rwulwd MI yvd aatbat* (Vl.C.0.1 al Bloc* K35. MAKE: loi K train ss 3« Usrcr Araraa. On» Chow Owet!» jury, they were hit hard by the im- The #4841 • FVank L Not. Aa&anl lo ar«tf • fanoa on • lot thM dot! YEARMS44 pact New not hava • orindoil uta (VC.0.) and propxty In > bod lino*«"" * SERIAL : Blodf 215, Lot! 3.01 &4.0t known u 516 n^OfSid* Oto and K31ABO8C3EY1O0O9I New COST OF nEPOSE8SION: A mother of three is doing her Surgical Suites lan Avanua. 18,470.00 best, but since her husband left it MATTRESS FACTORY Endoscopy Unit «B«I • Hung Van Ngiiyon. AiHrtoml. In oondud n roUtd iww* in WESTFIELD AUTO WASH Ural lou m Itx B-1 2on» (VIES./i) U Block 100. Lol 3002 knowfi »• & Post-Anesthesia Dons Poldora, RMC/CMC is not easy. The children are Open to the public! 7 North Union Avanua Bomooh Oaoi/Traasuw *n7s young and excited about Thanks- Care Unit Clwto Kiam.o, J/.. • Mattresses and Box Springs Made on the Premises Sacrola/y giving. Mom has trouble just put- (1020 ' CC 244tT 11-21-91 BOROUOH OF QARWOOD ting food on the table let alone ORDINANCE NO. 01-14 spending money on a turkey, Mrs. BOROUOH OP QARWOOD Th< undesigned thai) expou lot ul< In tccordartx wth AN ORDWANC6 TO AMEND SECTION 22-S3 (OUTDOOR STORAGE) IN ARTICLE IV (GENERAL PROVISIONS) IN aiSSlOA-1 «L wq. X Pubic Auctoion D*cwnbe< 4. 1091 CHAPTER 22 (ZONING) OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF u lfcOO am. at Bob^t S«\»c* & Rapt*. \M South i\tnn. 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It is important for every pose^ and defeat this insidious crime," he police officer after he was arrested Cranford Parent Teacher Council, will spon- cases. parent to be able to recognize what it is and said on South Avenue for driving while sor a community awareness program on Case histories will be discussed and ac- how to report it," he said The program will be held at Orange Av- ' intoxicated, The man, identified as child abuse and neglect on Monday. enue School at 7:30 p.m. Parents, concerned 5 James Peterson of Dakota Street, companied with video and slide presenta- Public Safely Director Robert Guertin Cranford's supply of surplus was arrested at 2:25 ajn. near Lin- The presentation will be conducted by tions. citizens, clergy and school officials are in- '92 looms as 'depressing stressed the importance of community coop- vited. coln Avenue East by Officer members of the Union County Prosecutor's Police Chief Harry Wilde recommended eration. The invitation extends to neighboring eggs dwindles steadily away Charles Hoeffler. He was charged Child Abuse Unit the program for every parent on local tax, service front additionally with refusing to take a "Parents, educators, health professionals communities as well. Information: 272-5922. Cervantes said that it is the part of a wise man to keep himself To The Chronicle: leaves when they shed in the fall. breath test and failing to keep today for tomorrow, and not venture all his eggs in one basket I was interested in reading The Since I am now older, I can no right According to Officer Hoeffler, That metaphor, mixed as it is, holds for the Tbwnship Commit- Chronicle lead article that told longer rake leaves for hours and Mr. Peterson became verbally abu- tee, which has siphoned off its fund balance to satisfy short-term Cranford residents that they can hours by myself, but have had to sive during a test conducted to de- political needs and is now in the position of seeing its supply of expect a pretty tough year budget- hire somebody to do this. Every termine if he was intoxicated As eggs dwindle steadily away. By the end of this year they'll be in wise. The second main article on year he has more and more to he attempted to do what police de- the henhouse looking for $700,000 in surplus to make ends meet, Page 1 delineated all of the cuts in rake, thanks to the extra trees that scribed as a-^leg stand" Mr. Peter- which will leave something like $200,000 in the nest. That's not services which we may have to the Public Works Department do> son allegedly attempted to lack Of- MOVIE TJMES swallow. By the time I got past tided had to be planted in front of ficer Hoeffler, according to the re- much of a sum to stave off the rainy days of 1992, and further port .';.-. '•• diminishing of the remaining eggs is likely. Page 1,1 got the message that our my house. Of course they get big- taxes will go up in spite of any-ger every year, as do the trees I left The majority of the committee hung a Damoclean sword over thing we may think or wish to do standing on my property — they NOVEMBER 22 TO NOVEMBER 28 the operating departments last week and by early this week it about this, and that our services shed, they drop branches, and they Police officers appeared that some of the line administrators couldn't make the will be cut regardless of what any- are difficult to mow around. But, cut, which will probably translate into some layoffs. This is a sad one may or may not wish. In all, it somebody decided they had to be are recognized planted anyhow and it is up to me Three Cranford police officers CAPSULE REVIEWS OF CURRENT FILMS IN situation for the employees who make the government tick. They looks as though 1992 is shaping up MIDDLESEX face loss of work. It is difficult for citizens threatened with losses to be a really "depressed" year for to deal with them now that they were recognized for outstanding p.m., 5:05 p.m., 7:25 p.m., day, Tuesday: 7 p.m., 9 p.m. p.m., 7:30 p.m., 9:30 p.m. p.m., 3:10 p.m., 5:10 p.m., (908) 782-2777 p.m., 5:30 p.m.. 7:40 p.m.. are there. police performance for saving the AMBOY MULTIPLEX .9:50 p.m. Late show Friday •Billy BattxgateiR) Friday, Sat- Sunday: 1:30 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 7:35 p.m., 9:45 p.m. Monday, •Beaoiy and the Beast (G) Fn- 7:50 p.m., 10:10 p.m.. 10:20 of services. It is troublesome for taxpayers who can anticipate the citizens of Cranford. and Saturday at midnight. urday. 1:20 p.m., 5:45 p.m., • 5:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m. Monday Tuesday 7:30 p.m., 9:30 p.m. " day through Thanksgiving Day: p.m. Sunday: 1:20 p.m., 2 life of a township resident Routes 9 & 35, Sayreville their property tax hikes for 1992 already in 1991. They niost Next, with my current insurance (908) 721-3400 •The Man In the Moon (PG- 10 p.m. Sunday: 1:05 p.m., through Wednesday: 8 p.m. Wednesday: 7:30 p.m., 9:35 7 p.m., 8:45 p.m. Early show p.m., 3:40 p.m.. 5:30 p.m.. 6 I read this edition of the paper 13) Friday through Tuesday: 5:20 p.m., 9:45 p.m. Monday, Saturday and Sunday at 2 after my yearly inquiry to the De- carrier announcing that it could Lt Jerome Andrews and officers •Cape FeariR) Friday, Satur- ' Thanksgiving Day: 6 p.m., 8 p.m. Thanksgiving Day: 5:15 p.m.. 7:50 p.m., 8:20 p.m. likely will be paying more for less in the way of municipal day: 1 p.m., 4 p.m., 7 p.m., 12:15 p.m., 2:35 p.m., 4:45' Tuesday: 9:30 p.m. . p.m. p.m., 7:30 p.m., 9:35 p.m. p.m. Monday. Tuesday: 5:30 p.m.. not make any money in New Jer- Robert Merrill and Thomas Feeney p.m., 7:15 p.m., 9:25 p.m. services. partment of Public Works for the 10 p.m.; lato show at 12:30 •Frankle & Johnny (R) Friday, BROOK THEATRE •Capo Fear (R) Friday: 7:20 •An American Tall: Flevel Goes 6 p.m., 7:50 p m., 8:20 p.m. received a departmental life Sav- Lato show Friday and Saturday county. Living on Walnut Avenue, sey and that it was, therefore, mov- a.m. Sunday through Tuesday: Saturday: 3:30 p.m., 7:45 10 Hamilton St., Bound Brook p.m., 9:45 p.m. Saturday, West (G) Friday thrdugh •An Amur/can Tail: Flevel Goes at 11:40 d.m. p.m. Sunday: 3:10 p.m., 7:30 The trauma was heralded in the opening of last winter's budget ing out of state (Allstate), I went to ing Award for performing cardiop- 1 p.m., 4 p.m.. 7 p.m.. 9:40 (908) 469-9665 Sunday: 1:45 p.m., 4:30 p.m., Thanksgiving Day: 7 p.m., Wesi (G) Fnday: 5:50 p.m., there is not a year that goes by p.m. Monday, Tuesday: 7:15 savings report presented by the Citizens Budget Advisory Com- ulmonary resuscitation on a resi- p.m. •Beauty and the Beast (G) Fn- Admission for all shows $3. 7:20 p.m., 9:45 p.m. Monday, 8:30 p.m. Early show Saturday 7:30 p.m.. 9 p.m Saturday, that I and my neighbors don't du- reinsure my house with another in- p.m. mittee. It carried an understatement from the executive director surance carrier, only to be told that dent who had stopped breathing in •An American Tall: Flevel Goes day through Tuesday: Noon, 2 •Curly Sue (PG) Friday, Tuesday: 7:20 p.m., 9:35 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Wednesday, ThanksQvinfi Day tifully rake our leaves into the West (G) Friday through Tues-v p.m., 3_:5CLp.ni., 5:40 p.m., •An American Tall: Flevel Goes Wednesday, Thanksgiving Day Wednesday: 7:25 p.m., 9:40 •The Addams Family (PG-13) 1 p.m., 3:10 p.m.. 5.50 p.m.. of the League of Municipalities: "A major problem for the 1990s street, hoping that by some wild they could not insure me until I June. day: 12:10 p.m., 2:05 p.m., "7:40 p.m., 9:40 p^n. Late West (G) Friday, Saturday: 7:30 p.m. Saturday: 3:30 p.m. Thanksgiving Day. 5 p.m., Friday through Thanksgiving 7:30 p.m.. 9 p.m. Sunday: 1:30 p.m., 3:15 p.m.,. 5 p.m., repaired the sidewalk in front of According to Police Chief Harry 3:55 p.m., 5:45 p.m., 7:50 show Friday and Saturday at p.m.. 7:30 p.m. Sunday: 3:30 7:25. p.m., 9:40 p.m. Day 7:15 p.m., 9:15 p.m. 1:10 p.m.. 3:10 p.m., 5:50 is going to be trying to provide services from property taxes. chance they may be picked up by 7 p.m., 8:50 p.m.. 10:30 p.m. p.m., 9:40 p.m. Late show Fri- 11:40 p.m. p.m., 5:30 p.m. - > •Curly Sue (PG) Friday: 7:25' ..._Earty,show Saturday and Sun- p.m.. 7:40 p.m. .Monday. Property taxes are really the only source of revenue we had. At the county somewhere in themy" house. The sidewalk is old and Wilde, the "stellar" efforts of the - Sunday: 1 p.m., 2:45 p.m., day.and Saturday at 11:30 GENERAL CINEMA GENERAL CINEMA p.m., 9:45 p.m. Saturday, - day at 2 p.m. ' J ' Tuesday: 5;50 p.m.. 7:40 p.m. is a.jpart of Cranford, but-what three officers led to the resident's • 4:30 p.m.,"6:15 p.m., 7:55- that point the governing body had an opportunity to apply some neighborhood. of the schedule re- p.m. MENU) f%RK BRIDOEWATER COMMONS .Sunday: 1 p.m., 3 p.m., 5 'Mother People's Money (R) Fri- •Beauty and the Beast (G) Fri- p,m., 9:35 p.m. Monday, wonderful news for Cranford to be September release from the hospi- Routo 1 South and p.m., 7:25 p.m., 9:40 p.m. day through Tuesday: 7:20 day: 5:30 p.m., G p.m., 7;.1O of the_recomrnendatiQns for cosLsavings before negotiating con- leased by the town for leaf pickup. •House Party 2 (R) Friday Tuesday: 7 p.m., 8:40 p.m. Routes 22 & 202-206^ told that I, as a property owner, Parsonage Rd., Edison Monday, Tuesday. 7:25 p.m., p.m., 9:30 p.m. p.m.. 8:10 p.m.. 9:20 p.m., And every year when I call to find tal. According to Chief Wilde, the through Tuesday: 12:45 p.m., •UWe Man Tatp (PG) Friday, Bridgewater • tracts, but it yielded to the familiar temptation to use surplus. (908) 549-6767 9:30 p.m. Wednesday: 7:25 •CunV Sue (PG) Friday through out when they might be picked up, " must pay for the repair of the side- resident is at home and "alive and 3 p.m., 5:20 p.m., 7:45 p.m., Saturday. 2:35 p.m., 4:35 (908) 725-1161 10 p.m. Saturday: 1:30 p.m., More broken eggs. ' 10:10 p.m. Lato show Friday •All I Want for Christmas (G) •Call theater for showtimes. p.m. Thanksgiving Day: 5:15 Tuesday 7:10 p.m., 9:10 p.m. 2 p.m., 3:30 p.m.. 4 p.m., walk if I wish to have my house Friday, Monday through p.m., 6:35 p.m., 8:40 p.m., I get the same response^ i.e. that well." . and Saturday at 12:15 a.m. GENERAL CINEMA p.m., 7:25 p.m. •for (he Soys (R) Wednesday. 5:30 p.m., 6 p.m.. 7:30 p.m., Cranford might have forestalled the depletion by belt tighten- insured! Wednesday: 6:15 p.m. Satur- 10:45 p.m. Sunday: 1:50 they will be picked up when they The award program Is based on •Strictly Business (PG-13) Fri- p.m., 3:50 p.m., 5:50 p.m.. RUTGERS PLAZA SIX •Frankle & Johnny (R) Friday: Thanksgiving Day: 8 p.m. b p.m., 9:20 p.m. Sunday: day, Sunday: 2 p.m., 4:30 7:35 p.m., 9:45 p.m. Satur- •My Girt (PG) Wednesday, ing but it's also subject to national trends. The shift and shaft are picked up, whenever that may With all of the foregoing, is it evaluation by police peers who day through Tuesday: 12:50 p.m., 6:15 p.m. Thanksgiving. 7:55 p.m., 10 p.m. Monday, Eqston Avo., Somerset 1:30 p.m., 2 p.m., 3:30 p.m.. day, Sunday. 2 p.m., 4:30 Thanksgiving Day: 7:10 p.m., policies of the Reagan Administration, which shifted program be. This year I decided to ask if we p.m., 3:05 p.m., 5:25 p.m., Day: 4:30 p.m., 6:15 p.rn. Tuesday: 7:40 p.m., 9:45 p.m. (908) 82'8-8787 .4 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 6 p.m., any wonder that people look at all twice a year determine merit of in- 7:50 p.m., 10:10 p.m. Lato p.m., 7:30 p.m., 9:45 p.m. 9:10 p.m. on county roads might have some levels of government, beginning at cidents. •Other People's Money (R) Fn- •Other People's Money (R)-Fri- •Call theaterfor showtimes. . 7:40 p.m., 8:10 p.m. Monday, management down to the states and towns without sending show Friday and Saturday at day, Monday through Wednes- day, Saturday: 2:30 p.m., GENERAL CINEMA Monday, Tuesday: 7:25 p.m., HUNTERDON THEATER Tuesday 5:30 p.m., 6 p.m., money along with mandates, put a burden on municipalities kind of a schedule to go by as does the local level, and wonder if any 12:15 a.m.u_ •r- day: 7:30 p.m., 10 p.m. Sat- 4:35 p.m., 6:35 p.m., 8:40 SOMERVILLE CIRCLE 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, Route 31, Remington 7:40 p.m., 8:10 p.m. Wednes which provide front-line services- David Broder calls it a "double the town, but I was told that this of it is worthwhile or if it is all self- •Ot/ierfleoe/e'S M0nejj.(R) Fri- urday, Sunday: 2 p.m., 4:15 p.m., 10:45 p.m. Sunday: Routes 28 & 202, Rantan Thanksgiving Day; 9:15 p.m. (908) 782-4815 day. Thanksgiving Day: 1:30 was not possible since the county serving. We are taxed to the hilt in day ttyprjgh Tuesday: 12:10 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 10 p.m. 1:45 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 5:50 (908) 526-0101 'My Girt (PG) Wednesday: •Cape Fear (R) Friday through p.m., 2 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 4 whammy" — a.failure of national economic policies forcing states p.m., 2:30 p.m., 4:40 p.m., p.m., 7:55 p.m., 10 p.m. 7:30 p.m., 9:35 p.m. Thanks- Thanksgiving Day: 7 p.m., p.m., 5:30 p.m., 6 p.m., 7:30 does not know when they are a never-ending spiral. We are Thanksgiving Day: 4:15 p.m., •Call theater for showtimos. to jettison programs and services — or raise taxes again. And Annual winter 7:10 p.m., 9:25 p.m. Late 7:30 p.m., 10 p.m. Monday, Tuesday: 7:40 p.m., MONTGOMERY giving Day: 5 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 9:15 p.m. Early show Sunday p.m., 8 p.m., 9 p.m., 10 p.m. going to pick up the leaves on forced to pay for municipal raises show Friday nnd Saturday at •Frankle & Johnny (R) Friday 9:45 p.m. CENTER THEATER 9:35 p.m. at 2 p.m. •Cape Fear (R) Friday: 5 p.m., within the strained budgets, he reported, an ever-smaller share county streets. On norther ques- without any voice as to how high sale is set 11:40 p.m. through Thanksgiving Day: 8 MOVIE CITY B Routes 206 & 518, Rocky Hill NEW PARK CINEMA 7:30 p.m., 10:10 p.m. Satur- can be spent on the programs that most directly benefit the tioning, I was told that possibly they should be. There are commis- •Frankle & Johnny (R) Friday p.m., 10:30 p.m. Oak Tree Center (609) 924-7444 23 West Wostfleld Ave. day, Wednesday, Thanksgiving through Tuesday: 9:30 p.m. MORRIS people who pay these taxes. That's clearly what's happening here, Liberals responsible for new they might begin leaf pickup by sions galore, but none that bothers The Jumble Store's annual GENERAL CINEMA 1665 Oak Tree Rd., Edison "Call theater for showtimes. Roselle Park Day 1:40 p.m., 4:40 p.m.. winter sale, "A Victorian Holi- Lato show Friday and Saturday WOODBRIDGE (908) 549-6666 (908) 241-2525 AMC HEADQUARTERS 10 7:20 p.m., 10:10 p.m. Sun- the end of November. This means, to look into what the average raise at midnight 1 day 1:50 p.m., 5:20 p.m.. 8 and it will not be easy to pull out of the dilemma. day," will be held Saturday from Caldor Shopping Center •Call theater for showtimes. •Call theater for showtimes. 72 Headquarters Plaza of course, that the leaves which statewide was last year for the New •All I Want (or Christmas (G) Routes 1-9 & 35 UA MIDDLESEX UNION RIALTO TRIPLEX Morristown p.m. Monday, Tuesday 5:30 outbreak of racist backlash 10 am. to 2 p.m. Proceeds of Friday through Tuesday: 1:05 MALL CINEMA p.m., 8:10 p.m. have been raked will have long Jersey worker, so as to keep raises Woodbrldgo CINEPLEX ODEON CRANFORD 250 East Broad St (201) 292-0606 p.m., 3:10 p.m., 5:15 p.m., Hadley & Stelton roads •All I Want for Christmas (G) To The Chronicle: the sale will benefit the Junior (908) 636-4566 25 North Avo. West Westfield •UWe Man rate (PG) Friday: heads in shame. Correction: it since been blown back onto our and benefits in line for municipal 7:25 p.m. South Plainfield Fnday: 5:10 p.m. Saturday: League of Qizabeth-Plainfield's •The Addams Family (PG-13) Cranford (908) 232-1288 5:10 p.m., 7:50 p.m., 10:10 Coverage impugned integrity Herman Lieberman's letter in lawns by the never-ending trucks employees. We are then threatened •The People Under the Stairs (908) 753-2246 1:50 p.m., 5:10 p.m. Sunday: should make them get off their Friday through Thanksgiving •Call theater for showtimes. p.m. Saturday: 1:50 p.m., many community projects In- (R) Friday through Tuesday: "The Addams Family (PG-13) (908)276-9120 1:10 p.m., 3:20 p.m., 5:40 the Nov. 7 issue of The Chronicle, butts and do something. that stream down Walnut Avenue. with budget cuts and loss of ser- Day: 1:30 p.m., 2:15 p.m., •Call theater for showtimes. WESTFIELD TWIN CINEMA 5:10 p.m., 7:50 p.m., 10:10 praising the newspaper for their cluding assisting families with 12:30 p.m., 2:50 p.m., 5 3:45 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7 p.m., Friday: 5:15 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 138 Central Ave., Westfield p.m. Sunday: 1:20 p.m., 3:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday 5:40 However, those who opt for Mr. If some leaves by chance remain in vices, and all of this for the privi- 9:40 p.m. Saturday, Sunday, FIVE POINTS CINEMA of township public officials the Interfalth Council for the p.m., 7:20 p.m., 9:50 p.m. 7:40 p.m., 9:10 p.m., 10 p.m. (908) 654-4721 p.m., 5:50 p.m.i 8S0 p.m. p.m. Wednesday, Thanksgiving "accuracy" in reporting an alleg- the street by the end of November, lege of living in the town of Cran- Thanksgiving Day: 1:45 p.m., 327 Chestnut St., Union Lieberman's solution need to look Late show Friday and Saturday KENDALL PARK CINEMAS •Beauly and the Beast (G) Fri- Monday, Tuesday: 5:50 p.m., Day 1:20 p.m. Homeless In their daycare and 3:45 p.m., 5:45 p.m.. 7:45 (908) 964-9633 To The Chronicle: and the efficient manner in which edly racist incident at Cranford they will probably be frozen to the ford! at 12:10 a.m. Routo 27, Kendall Park day, Monday through Wednes- •Billy"Bathgate (R) Fnday, Sat- around. To the north, the liberal other needs. p.m., 9:45 p.m. Monday •Call theater for showtimes. 8:10 p.m. Wednesday, As a lifelong resident of the they handled difficult problems, al- High School, lambasting public of- ground making-it extremely dif- •Ricochet (R) Friday through (908) 422-2444 day. 7:25 p.m., 9:25 p.m. Thanksgiving Day: 1:10 p.m., urday 7:40 p.m., 10 p.m. policies of New York have given I am waiting for the day when Tuesday: 12:05 p.m., 2:25 through Wednesday: 7:30 GENERAL CINEMA township and a longtime sub- ficials for their downplaying of the ficult for leaf pickup crews to get Toys, clothing, housewares, •The Addams Family (PG-13) BLUE STAR Saturday, Sunday, Thanksgiv- 5:20 p.m., 7:50 p.m., 10:30 Sunday through Tuesday. 8 ways helping the individual to the rise to Leonard Jeffries, who in- p.m., 4:45 p.m., 7:10 p.m., Friday, Saturday: 2:05 p.m., p.m., 9:30 p.m. the citizens of Cranford will an- jewelry, decorations arid other Routo 22 West, Watchung ing Day: 1 p.m., 3 p.m., 5 p.m. p.m. scriber to the Cranford Chronicle, I best of their ability and always incident, and providing "sugges- them off the street — so much for 9:30 p.m. Late show Friday 4:05 p.m., 6:10 p.m., 8:10 •Curly Sue (PG-13) Fnday. tends to rewrite both history and nounce, in unison, that enough is 5:45 p.m., 7:45 p.m., 9:45 (908) 322-7007 ~ p.m., 7:25 p.m., 9:25 p.m. •Other People* Money (R) Fri- -Curty Sue (PG) Friday. 5:20 am concerned that it wa6 neces- with the best interests dPtrie tbwri- tions to counter racist influeftqesr!in courtty planning. '—:•. holiday gift Kerns for all ages will and Saturday at 11:50 p,m. p.m., 10:15 p.m. Sunday: genetics'w favor of blacks. But, Mr. enough. I await the time-that we '. p,m,. Saturday, Sunday," •Uttle Man Tate (PG) Friday, day 5:20 p.m., 7:50 p.m.. p.m., 7:40 p.m.. 10:30 p.m sary for our township officials to ship in mind. It U&es^ekBeriencc. our schools"'was the last straw. be featured A $126 Petra Doll ••,. Billy Bothgate (R) Friday- , r, Monday through Wednesday: 1 <1Q n m *y.?O •

-Cranford Chronicle- A-6 November 21,1991 News November 21,1991 News A-7 tfexmh

Man arrested after Decaying leaves causing river odor Woman's Club Police say a heavy abundance field and flows through portions of raffle winners Rev. Rogers of leaves decaying In the river Garwood and Cranford before - The winners of the Garwood Police news 'doctoring' $1 bill near Myrtle and Willow avenues Is emptying In the Rahway Valley Woman's Club raffle were Helen joins St. Paul's causing the pungent odor that res- A 35-year-old Hillside man was River, has been stagnant for much Kuriawa from Kenilworth, who The members of St Paul's arrested Nov. 13 for allegedly using idents are smelling as they walk of the fall, police said. won a $500 gift certificate from The following are some of the broke into his business. Nothing Nothing was reported taken. by the river. United Church of Qhrist in Gar- a counterfeit $20 bill to purchase "One torrential rain fall would Lord and Taylor; Pat Haydu of wood have announced that the calls made this week to Kenilworth was reported taken but Officer Ri- * • » Police Investigators said residents frv- goods from a Garwood business. wipe It "out," said Chief Warren Garwood, who won a $100 gift cer- Rev. Frederick Rogers, has ac- police: chard Vitale and Sgt. Victor Smith A Union resident told police at Ing near the river feared that raw The man, identified as Gregory Ople. Sgt Dennis Lesak explained tificate for Tardi's Restaurant; and cepted their call to become pas- Nov. 18: determined that entry was gained 12:05 a.m. that someone broke into sewerage was being dumped Into Hetrick of Bound Place, was ar- blotter that (n^additlon to the water shed, Marano and Sons of Garwood, who , tor of the congregation. Public works used booms and through the roof. In a similar inci- her car on Penbrooke Drive and the river, which has turned black. rested at police headquarters fol- police contacted the state Depart- won a $50 gift certificate for Loren- Rev. Rogers was ordained th soak-up pads to contain an oily dent, Tom Kennedy of T&R Shell took a red leather make up bag, But after calling the Rahway water- lowing an investigation by Det ment of Environmental Protection zo's Restaurant The proceeds ben- 1972 at the sheen floating on top of a creek on Galloping Hill Road, told police slippers and an insurance policy shed, police were told the odor RobertMcCanidc -, . , '— and Energy. He said the water efited the scholarship and charity Bethany Con- behind Stolleri Machines, 761 Lex- at 1:53 a.m. that someone broke worth together less than $200, po- was coming from the large num- Mr. Hetrick was charged with shed had only recently tested the fund. gregation, ington Ave. Police said the Depart- into his gas station. Investigators lice said ber of leaves that are decompos- ment of Environmental Protection theft by deception and was later p.m. police received a call from a water while determining that the United Church concluded that a panel was • * * ing there. odor was coming from the decay- and Energy also was notified. released on his own recognizance. Quick Check employee alerting of Christ, in punched out of an overhead door A Colfax Avenue resident told "The river, which begins In West- Ing leaves. police at 6:37 a.m. that someone Investigators said police first re- them of a similar situation. Club to decorate Quincy, Mass. * * * to gain entry through the roof. sponded to a report from a Mc- The next day, Thursday, Officer Rev. Rogers A 35-year-old construction work- threw a pumpkin through the rear Donald's employee at 12:17 pjn. William Legg, who was on his way pine cone wreaths grew up in er was taken to Union Memorial window of his van. that day, that a black male be- back to headquarters after com- The Music Department of the New England Hospital by the Kenilworth Rescue tween the ages of 36 and 42 "doc- pleting his shift, spotted a vehicle Garwood Woman's Club will with his roots Squad with a leg injuiy. The squad tored" a $1 bill by using the cor- on Center Street matching the de- present a program on Monday, in Quincy, and responded at 3:49 pjn. to the In brief REV. FRED- Schering-Plough construction site ners of four separate $20 bills, and scription given to police. The driv- Dec. 2, at the club at 8 p.m. The he met his ROGER6 attempted to use it to purchase er was apprehended but it turned Garden Department will decorate wife, Carol, at S. 31st Street goods. By the time police arrived out to be the brother of the sus- pine cone wreaths with fresh • • * while working his way through A 15-year-old Kenilworth youth FIND the suspect had left, police said. pect, who was later charged, follow- Lions Club breakfast Sunday greens for the Garwood Post Office college. He spent half his col- ing consultation with the Union and Council Chambers of the Bor- was taken to Overlook Hospital, by Prom there police did manage to The Garwood lions Club Annual Pancake Breakfast is Sunday at lege years at a small Disciples the rescue squad for an unspeci; get a description of the suspect and County prosecutor's office, police The Westwood, North Avenue, Garwood From 8 a.m.-noon, the club ough Hall. The American Home of Christ College in Tennessee x\s a major teaching and Social Service Departments fled football injury. The squad rej the car he used to get away". At 2:36 said. will serve its traditional breakfast of pancakes, bacon, sausage, juice and graduated from Case West- sponded at 4:20 pjn. to the Davic1 hospital affiliated with and coffee. Breakfast chairman Frank Hirsch said, "With tickets still will fill decorated canisters with em Reserve University in Cleve- cookies made by the general mem- Brearley Football field on a repor- DOCTOR, Columbia University priced at $4 for adults and free for children under 6, this important land, Ohio. fferrfcfetball coach Robert Taylor. fund raiser for the club remains the biggest bargain in the area for bership to be given to Lyons Hos- Rev. Rogers and his wife College of Physicians and the. public. Proceeds will ftind the senior citizen picnic, scholarships pital and East.Orange Veteran's have three children. Tim; 20, CALL THE Surgeons, we know what Roselle man fined Hospital for Christmas, " ...... Nov.'IS:. and donations to various organizations-serving the blind." lives in Summit; Noel, 18, Is a •'" Officers Kenneth Grady and goes into making a good • 4-4- Forr tickets or additionaadouuonall information, call 789-0925 or 789-3300789-330 . student at Douglass College, John Zimmerman responded to RIGHT doctor. And, as a quality Rutgers University; and Gregory, Get luminary the Board of Health at 8:02 p.m. on total care facility, we know ClgcirCttCS Thanltsgiving Ecumenical service 12, is in 6th grade. a report that four juveniles had PEOPLE. Several fines were levied and The Garwood Thanksgiving Ecumenical Service will be held on Rev. Rogers is also a para- broken a window and fled the how to match your needs penalties imposed during recent Wednesday at 8 p.m. at St Anne's Church in GarwoocL candle orders in medic with Clara Maass Medical scene. Police said the youths ad- with over 600 highly municipal court proceedings before GarwooS Public Celebration Center In Jersey City. He be- mitted breaking the window by ac- qualified physicians. Judge William Bofla Jr. Garbage collection Committee requests that all orders lieves his responsibility is to cident after they were "roughing it Steven Anthony Maki, 29, of for luminary candles should be carry the message of Jesus and up" with each other. No sum- Our courteous staff will Borough officials are reminding residents, to pick-up a copy of the sent to block captains and all tally to serve his fellow humans be- JOHN KEATING/THE CHRONICLE monses were issued Public works Roselle, pleaded not guilty but was court ^ holiday garbage and recycling schedule at borough hall. There will help you determine areas of found guilty of shoplifting two car- sheets should be sent to area yond the confines of the physl- Free books for students of Harding School In Kenilworth. After a recent Reading Is boarded up the window. specialization, check board be no garbage collection on Thanksgiving and the day after Thanks- tains. ->caj_eburch structure. Fundamental program, the students were allowed to choose a free book to keep. tons of cigarettes worth $37 from giving. Residents are urged to refrain from placing any large pieces certification, office location Pathmark Supermarket and was Nov. 14: of debris on the curb during the schedule changes. Garbage collec- and the details that make fined a total of $155. A complaint tion will resume on the next regularly scheduled collection day. A motor vehicle was reported was signed Sept 19 by Pathmark suspended drivers license. He was Local professionals promote RIF stolen at 10:50 a.m. from the con- your final choice a employee Frank Delucda. fined a total of $526 and his license struction site at Schering-Plough. comfortable one. Eric Eatman, 23, of Plainfield, re- was revoked for 30 days. Mr. Surge Ijocal professionals took time to help students at motivation program. A security officer, Mr. Achilles, told was arrested at 12:50 p.m. April 5 Harding School understand and appreciate the Impor- The RIF program at Harding School is chaired by police the car belonged to a con- All without charge. ceived a conditional discharge on a tractor from North Plainfield. Po- police complaint that he possessed on South Avenue by Officer Micha- tance of reading. Marti Tisch. Committee members are Alice Holler, An- el Wilson. 1 lice filed the report in the state fewer than 50 grams of marijuana. In the first of three RIF (Reading Is Fundamental) gela Worthlngton and Kathryn Ensslin. computer. In a similar incident, a PHYSICIAN No plea was entered but he was Elena Zuniza, 46, of Clark, plead- activities planned for this school year, "Fall Read-In" The readers were: Robert Taylor, football coach, Rob ed guilty to driving with a sus- N. 21st Street resident reported the fined a total of $595 and his license found the specialists reading their favorite childhood Taylor Jr., football player and Kara Shields, cheerleader, theft of his '86 Cadillac at 4:54 p.m. REFERRAL was revoked for six months. Eat- pended drivers license. She was fined a total of $526, and her li- 30 Eastman St. • Cranford NOT ANOTHER NECKTIE! story or a story pertaining to their career to small groups all from David Brearley High School; Nicole Barnes, A countywide alarm was triggered SERVICE man was arrested Sept 15 by Of- cense was revoked for 30 days. Ms. of students. pilot; Dr. G. Mdttor, race car driver; Captain Donald and the report was entered into the ficer Thomas Meride. Zuniza was arrested at 8:20 a.m. on Guest readers were dressed in their work uniforms Tisch, police officer of the Kenilworth Police Department; state computer. Want to give a gift © 1990 Ovorlook Hospital Arthur Surge, 37, of Newark, South Avenue by Officer Michael OPEN 276-1044 and carried equipment to help youngsters identify their James Mattie, postal worker of the Kenilworth Post Of- * * * pleaded guilty to driving with a Lueddeke. THANKSGIVING that's out of the ordinary? professions, careers and positions. fice; Judge Richard Muscatella; Frederick Rica, Harding A S. 24th Street resident re- Overlook -9-2 FREE / DISCOUNT After the readings by 15 different guests, the children School principal; f)r. Jerome Forman, dentist; Rev. Carol ported at 6:28 p.m. that eggs were thrown at his garage door. Hospital PRICES Sec our-Gift-Gukl«-«n-> /jwerg.glven-thB-opportunity to choose a free book-and- Spolmcin.^mlhistor of tho .Mothodist Churchi Kenilworthin erijoy 'refreshments. Over the past 23 .years, RIF has.plane Mallei, nursef'Susan Speldel, actress'from the' December 5 th, Nov. 13: Need A Fruit Basket The Holiday Greats Are Here!! Papermlll Playhouse, Millbum; Abraham Castolre, Ma- our Last-Minute Gift Guide on distributed.more thar) 93 million books to youngsters. 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November 21,1991 A-8 November 21,1991 Community Life A-9 \ Milestones Paula Louise Dahlquist marries Charles Golding Paula Louise Dahlquist, daughter Kurt Golding served as best man Scouts hold another successful food collection of the Rev. and Mrs. Arnold Dahl-

-Cranford Chronicle- IX- ••— Community Life November 21,1991 A-10 November 21,1991 Community Life A-11 Tfopams School news OTiTibet Religion-notes CHS seniors cited for^excellence Eleven Cranford High School seniors have been cited for excellence by the Edward J. Blousteln Distinguished Scholars Program of the New at library Pastor Christine Regan, Calvary Lutheran. L ' There will be a showing of two Jersey Department of Higher Education. videos, Tantm qf Gyuto: Sacred First Presbyterian of Cranford Music for the evening will be under the direction of Steve Powers of St Michael Church. The The program awards each scholar with $1,000 annually for four years, Ritual of Tibet and Tibet in Exile in The First Presbyterian Church of Cranford announces the Rev. Mr. Bruce Williams' sermon on congregation will join in the singing of traditional Thanksgiving hymns. without regard for financial need, to study at any of the 54 accredited the Raddin Auditorium today at Thanksgiving Sunday will be "A Lament Between Two Thanksgivings" Psalm 138:1-8, Psalm 137: colleges and universities in New Jersey. These awards may be aug- Rev. Robert Longaker, 82 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at the 1 •€, and Psalm 138:1 -3; the realism of Thanksgiving made visible through the Psalms. Trinity Choir to perform Dec-13 mented by as much as another $1,000, depending on need. Marion Eller, 90 Cranford Public Library. The Rev. Mr. Joseph Garlic, director of the Eizabetriport Presbyterian Center, win speak at the The high achieving students placed in the top 10 percent of their dass The Trinity Church Choir, under the direction of James Lenney, will present Gian Cario Menotti's Pastor Emeritus at Cranford church The Dalai Lama has dedicated Adult Forum at 9:30 am He will discus^ new housing and vital programs such as the chad care and have minimum combined Scholastic Aptitude test (SAT) scores of Lived in Westfield area all her life Amdhl and the Night Visitors on Friday, Dee. 13. at 7:15 and 8:45 p.m. The performances will The Rev. Dr. Robert George Lon- Club, and was chairman of The 1991 as the International Year of center, the wide range of yoqth activities, and the senior enrichment program. 1200 or more, or were ranked first, second, or third in their class at the Marion Eller, 90, died Nov. 11, at Betty Smith of Cranford; two 1 1 be presented In Sherlock Hall at trinity Episcopal"Church, Forest and North avenues. . end of the Junior year. grandchildren; and six greats gaker died Nov. 18, 1991, at Shad- Snyder Foundation for many years. , : Tibet The purpose of the celebra- Overlook Hospital in Summit ow Lake Village, Middletown. He tion 'is to^promote worldwide un- St. Michael's collecting canned goods The cast Includes Whit Percy In the role of Amahl, Betsy Mackenzie as his mother, Donald grandchildren. Boos, Thomas Paster and James Weston as the Three Kings, and John Zebrowski as the page. Scholarship winners Include Charles Baldwin, Michelle Bergln, Jennifer She was born in Fanwood and was 82. Surviving are his wife, Dorris Os-Vi' derstanding' arid appreciation of St Michael's Parish is asking parishioners to bring cans and non-perishable foods to masses on Bobrowski, Domlnlck D'Antonlo, and Cori Flamingo. Also listed are Sylvia lived in Westfield before moving to Graveside services were held the bcautifti! yet endangered cul- Saturday and Sunday, for the annual food drive In support of Newark's St Johns's Soup Kitchen. The shepherds are Wallace Baldwin, Laura Bunting, Jean Dibbell, Carolyn Dlttmar, Michael Dow, Rev. Longaker, the former Pastor chwald Longaker; two sons, Robert*i Haller, Matthew Lyons, Meghan Murphy, Christine Readdy, Ann Rivera Cranford 58 years ago. Her hus- Nov. 12 at Fairview Cemetery. II of Westfield and Leslie of Roch-'I ture. . • •' Peggy Duffy, Susan Hull, Gennl Johnson, Albert Lehmkuhl, Nancy Miller, Douglas Reagan, Paul and Carole Zahumeny, band, Arnold, died in 1958. Emeritus of the Cranford First There will be large trash cans placed In the back of the church for food donations, according to Satvatoriello, and Diann Telerico. Arrangements were by Grays Presbyterian Church and chaplain ester, N.Y.; a sister, Mary Suttmattv The Dalai Lama .was.recognized Pat Lorenzo, chair of St Michael's Sodal Concerns Committee. More than 3400 Distinguished Scholars haVe been selected|to"reo8ive She is survived by a daughter, Memorial Funeral Home. as spiritual and temporal leader of The dancers, under the direction of Michelle Massa, are Julie Cammerori, Peter biftmar, Timothy for Cranford police, was bom in "St John's Soup Kitchen serves food to more than 500 people a day," Mrs. Lorenzo said. "And Fiorello, and Kristie Plshotta. The performers are supported by an orchestra of 22 musicians. awards for the 1992-33 academic year, with an average SAT verbal score Three Rivers, Michigan, and lived the Tibetan people at the age of of 599 and average SAT mathematics score of 671. Cranford's 11 aver- two in accordance with Tibetan I know that our community will respond especially in the spirit of the season." Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 forchlldren under the age of 12. Call 276-4047. in Cranford before moving to Mid- aged SAT verbal scores at 612 and SAT mathematics scores at 647 for an dletown 15 years ago. tradition. average total at 1259. Petronella Suske, 82 After the 1949 Chinese invasion Inter-Faith plans holiday service St. Michael's holiday bazaar Moved to Cranford in 1973 He joined First Presbyterian in of. Tibet the 17-point agreement Miss Hamilton's Students of the Week 1945 and the following year gave was signed under duress with the The annual Inter-Faith Community Thanksgiving Service, sponsored by the Cranford Clergy St Michael's Parish's third annual Holiday Bazaar will be held Saturday, Dec. 7, from 9 a.m. to 9 Services were held Wednesday She was a communicant of St the first of his Christinas. talks, rcwly-fornicd People's Republic of Council, is scheduled for Thanksgiving Eve, Nov. 27, at 8 p.m. It will be held at St Michael's p.m. ' , Named as Students of the Week at Orange Avenue School, Nov. 11, in for Petrbhella M. Kottage Suske, Anne's R.C. Church, GarwoodL which became an annual event and China. Church, Alden and Mlln streets, Cranford. the community is Invited. The event Includes Christmas crafts and gifts, food, entertainment, and games for children. The Miss Yvonne Hamilton's first grade class are Joshua Lasky and Wmberly who died Nov. 16 at Union Hospi- Her husband, Leon, died in 1986. which he gave regularly until 1980, Following a decade of deterio- Following a tradition of Introducing newer clergy to the Cranford community, the council has bazaar Is held at St Michael's School gymnasium and cafeteria on Alden and Mlln streets. Argen. Joshua strives to be the best he can be. His work Is always nea( tal in Union, after a long illness. 10 years after his retirement He carefully done, and original. Josh also lends a hand to his classmates arid Surviving are two sons, Richard rating relations between Beijing Invited Fr. Warren Hall, parish associate at St Michael, to be preacher. Other clergy from "This year's bazaar promises to be bigger and better than ever," said Fr. Lawrence Cull, pastor She was 82. of Cranford and John Stafford of was elected as secretary of the Ro- and Lhasa, he fled into exile in partidpating congregations, including Pastor Douglas Miller of the United Methodist Church, will teacher whenever possible. He really lik&sfrst grade. Josh is also active in Born in Linden, she lived in Eliz- tary Club in 1952-53 and was presi- of St Michael's. "It's the perfect place to start work on Christmas shopping or pick up some Tiger Cubs. Wmberty takes great pride in her work. Her creativity shows in St Charles, HL; a daughter, Mary India in 1959 when Chinese troops lead In worship. Father Lawrence Cull, St Michael's, will give the invocation. Pastor Paul Strock- spectacular holiday decoration. But most of all, it's a great way to get into the holiday spirit." abeth for 40 years before moving to Ann Marshall of North Tarrytown, dent in 1953-54. He was director of harshly suppressed a Tibetan na- bine, Calvary Lutheran, will offer a call to worship In English followed by Rabbi Hoffberg, Temple~ her writing and her art work. Kim is very helpful to her classmates and her Cranford in 1973. the Boys'Camp. The bazaar will feature a number of shops offering holiday gifts, crafts, and religious items, as teacher. She really enjoys learning and is active in Brownies. N.Y.; a sister, Sister Mary Irene tional uprising. Since then he has Beth-El, inviting the worshipers In Hebrew. with the Sisters of Immaculate led.the non-violent struggle for well as homemade cookies and other treats, candles, and "designer" chocolates. Chances on a Mrs. Suske was a cafeteria work- Prior to joining First Presbyte- Mayor Edward Force will read a Thanksgiving Proclamation to the community. The Responsive wide selection of decorative Christmas, baskets also are available, as are other raffles, auctions, er for Exxon's Bayway Refinery, Conception, New Britain, Conn.; freedom for the Tibetan people. In Mrs. Serpico's honored students and 10 grandchildren. rian, Rev. Longaker was a Presby- 1989, he was awarded the Nobel Prayer will be offered by Father Samuel Purdy, Trinity Episcopal. A Litany of Thanksgiving will be wheels of chance, and a special auction for a handful of beautiful holiday prizes, including a CD Linden, for 20 years. She later was terian minister at Campbell Hall Peace Prize. led by youth representatives from the various houses of worship. Scripture will be read by the Rev. player, bicycle, and Waterford crystal. Students of'the Week from Mrs. Serpico's first grade class at Orange a keypunch" operator for nine Arrangements were by Dooley Presbyterian Church, Campbell For children, the bazaar offers photos with Santa, a Children's Candy Shop and a game room Avenue School are Mary Catherine Bugel and Steven Swan. Mary Cather- years, retiring in 1969. Funeral Home, 218 W. North Ave. Tibetan artifacts, pictures and Bruce Williams, First Presbyterian, and the Rev. Alyson Brown-Johnson, St Mark A.M.E. A Prayer Hall, N.Y. for five years, and Spar- for Peace will be offered by the Rev. Alfred Brown, Jr., First Baptist and the benediction offered by where youngsters can win prizes. ine is an eager, conscientious first grader. She is a hard worker who rows Point First Presbyterian books fVom the collection of Edith doesn't stop until she gets the job done. Mary Catherine Is friendly to the and Irma Mirante of Cranford will Church, Sparrows Point, Md. for other children. She is a reliable messenger and a great help to the five years. be displayed at the library until teacher and her classmates. She is a good reader and has lovely George E. Hblliday, "69- NoV. 30. Girl Scouit cookie sales Saturday ^ handwriting. She takes pride In her neat work. She Is a Brownie, too. After retiring, Rev. Longaker HEV. ROBERT LONGAKER There is also a large selection of Steven is a bright first grader who likes to read challenging books. He's Girl Scout troops will be setting up booths for cookie sales on Saturday Was East Brunswick merchant worked for the UrtUed Counties books on Tibet for library patrons also an excellent writer. Steven Is a willing and reliable helper to all who Services were held Nov. 9 for Coast Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 44, Trust (Chapel- Hill Ontce) in Mid- of Miamisburg, Ohio; and four ( to borrow. need him, Including Mrs. Serpico. He Is Interested in learning more about grandchildren, Sharon, Robert III,'*( at these Cranford sites: comer of North and North Union, Ahre's, Block- George E. Holliday, who died Nov. where he was a navigation instruc- dletown and spent 12 years as a J Christopher Columbus, Steven enjoys playing with his dogjootsle. He is - and Deborah of Westfield, and Jcri- buster Video, and Mr. J*s. 5, at home. He was 69. tor. He was also a communicant of volunteer Chaplain at Riverview also a Tiger Cub. Medical Center, Red Bank. nifer of Orlando, Fla. EN C4MEJ5A Born in Orange, Mr. Holiday St Michael's Church. Humpty-Dumpty Services are today, 11 a.m., at"^ lived in. Cranford for 25 years and Mr. Holliday is survived by his Rev. Longaker graduated from Orange Avenue's October Star winners wife, the former Jean Lavery; four Red . Bank First Presbyterian art contest set East Brunswick for eight years be- Heidelberg College, Tiffin, Ohio, in Church at Tower Hill. WE MAKE GOOD &} enis- Orange Avenue School October Star winners of gift certificates are: - fore moving to Cranford seven daughters, Karen Bergen of Point 1930 and from Princeton Univer- A Humpty Dumpty art contest is Pleasant, Lynn Intilli of Cranford, The interment is at Fairview being held in conjunction with the • Grades K-2: Lauren Selfridge — winner of a certificate to Cranford weeks ago. He also had a summer sity with an MA in history. He home in Ocean Beach for many Patricia Fecho of Kenilworth and graduated from Princeton Theo- Cemetery, Middletown. Carallo's Humpty Dumpty Memo- STUDENTS EVEN BETTER Book Store for picking up and giving an assignment book to someone 1 i Beth Coe of Federal Way, Wash.; Arrangements were by John E:" " ol Collection Exhibit at the Rah- who dropped it and didn't know it years. logical Seminary in 1933. In 1937 and 15, grandchildren. Day Funeral Home, Red Bank. >u.v Public Library through Dec. At Sylvan Learning Centers™ we can help even the A PHCTC EXHIBIT Mr. Holliday was proprietor of he attended the American School • Grades 3-4: Hope Aschenbach — winner of a certificate to Sweet In lieu of flowers, contributions of Oriental Research in Jerusalem Donations may be made to the ' Dreams Cafe for being so honest and returning money she found in the Holliday Sales, East Brunswick, for may be made to the Center for best student meet new challenges in any subject 10 years before retiring this year. and received a D.D. from Heidel- CONNECT Program at the First' All entries must be submitted to hall to her teacher. Hope Hospice. berg on June 7, 1959, He was a Presbyterian Church, Tower Hill, he Rahway Public Library by from reading to math. With our customized More than 100 photographs of outstanding beauty, taken • Grades 5-6: Meghan Gorczyca — winner of a certificate to Tony's He was an Air Force Veteran of Arrangements were by Dooley member of the Shadow Lake Ki- at 255 Harding Road, 'Rod Bank,. 'lui.'sday, Dec. 3. More information worldwide by local photographer Edna Doll with her Nikon Cafe and Pizzeria for alerting a woman doing yard work that a raccoon World War II and a member of Funeral Home, Cranford. wanis Club, Shadow Lake Lakers N.J. 07701. is available at the library- learning programs, your child will be able to reach near her was acting suspiciously, and higher levels of achievement and do even camera. • Grades 7-8: Kenny Link — winner of a certificate to Cranford Twin Please come and e.njoy this marvelous showing. Theatre for helping a teacher carry a large box of books. !i^t Sylvan Leaminn Center. Cran-Ufe Helping kids do better." 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return from their Forbes Ns Jill Pinto exchanges vows Miss Van Beesel is engaged •Romantic' tours John Van Beesel of Union announces the engagement of his daughter, Ni • ;.•.- with Michael Schiaparelli Donna of Summit, to George Czapelski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony .v • • . • . • Czapelski of Union. p • • . The First Presbyterian Church was the setting for the recent mar- Ms. Van Beesel is a 1984 graduate of Cranford High School and is a riage of Jill Pinto and Michael former resident of Cranford She graduated from Muhlenberg Regional World travelers come home Schiaparelli of Glen Ridge. The Medical Center School of Nursing in 1989, and is a registered nurse at Rev. Bruce Williams officiated. Overlook Hospital in Summit With memories, new friends The bride was-given in marriage Her fiance is a 1986 graduate of Union High School. He received a by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- bachelor's degree in medical technology from Kean College in 1991, and ard Pinto of Brookside Court, did a clinical internship at Mountainside'Hospital. He is a certified the "youngest person on the trip," Cranford. By CHERYL FENSKE medical technologist with Gen^Care Biomedical Research Corp. in couldnt stop raving about the tour,. The bride's sisters, Lynn and Mountainside. ... : • I ROSALIE GROSS •It was great," he said. "All the Laura Pinto of Cranford, served as The wedding is set for Oct 25,1992. iRBES NEWSPAPERS cities were great There was so maids of honor. The bridegroom's much history. If I were back in sister, KathleSh Schiaparelli of school* I would get an 'A'." This waarthe view from Bloomfield, and Stacey Hegna of | or three weeks last month, Mr. Guzik, who formerly made the Hotel de Les Balances Cranford served as bridesmaids. Europe was invaded by his own arrangements when he In Lucerne, Switzerland, John Schiaparelli of Monrovia, more than 12OFoibes traveled with his late wife, said he as travelers atyojce to the Calif.; was best man for his broth- Newspapers readers. Eu- enjoyed his first guided tour very chiming of cathedral er. The groomsmen were the rope will never be the same and muck He made friends with his bells. bride's brother, Richard Pinto of neither will the world travelers. fellow travelers and benefited from Cranford, Harry Rush of Hoboken, £The travelers made up four tour the guide's expertise. and John Vitha of Manhattan. gjwups co-sponsored by Forbes On Oct 8 this group of world travelers, began their 10-day Roniantic Holiday adventure. Lynn Pinto sang All I Ask of You For Frieda Hornung of Somer- Wishing them 'auf wledersehen' was Forbes Newspapers Publisher Chuck Lyons and_ Iffewspapers and. Romantic Tours. ville, the trip was a chance to visit : from Phantom of the Opera as an pearly 2,000 readers inquired her homeland, 'while it was her Romantic Tour official Steve Neushultz. ' . introduction and How Great Thou ajiout a 10-day tour package to husband Fred's first trans-Atlantic Art during the ceremony. The Germany, Austria, Switzerland and flight Mrs. Hornung came to the bride's godmother, Doris Ferrante Liechtenstein advertised in the UniteUJUU^Ud Stateuiauas uufromm ouvanuBavaria min 195i»o0i of Staten Island, read the scripture. Forbes Newspapers, necessitating and had returned to visit family in John Vitha read poetry by e.e. the addition of three more depar- 1983 and 1985. Mr. Hornung previ- Lufthansa cumrnirigs. Robert Grube,-church MARY HARRINGTON ture dates. • ously had confined'his airplane organist, performed- Widor's Toc- and MICHAEL KEOUGH ' From their departure from New- trips to the United States, Canada cata from Symphony Number 5. ark Airport, Lufthansa transported and -..•-•-the Caribbean. . He said the Forbes Newspapers A reception hosted by the bride's the groups to a world of chalets, tour was "beautiful" and now he's parents was held at the Plainfield JILL and MICHAEL Mary Harrington is bride Alps, castles and adventure. For "ready to travel anywhere, any- Country Club following the cer- SCHIAPARELLI some, itwas their version of the time." emony. in ceremony this summer • df£am i come Prior to the wedding, the bride- from Cranford High School in 1984- true, a journey groom's father and his wife, Mr. Mary Harrington and Michael Keough were married at Sacred Heaiff South Bound and from Boston University, cum Church in Lexington, Mass., on Aug. 5,1991. they may have 'It was a fantastic trip Brook, a volun- and Mrs. Dino Schiaparelli of Glen laude, in 1988. 4 Ridge, hosted a rehearsal dinner The bride.who will continue to use her maiden name, is the daughter ' fantasized about and I made beautiful teer for several The groom is a corporate legal of Mr. and Mrs. James Harrington, 325 Prospect Ave., Cranford. ° but never really for the couple at Sinclaire's Res- iriends' local agencies, assistant at the New York law firm Ms. Harrington graduated from Cranford High School and Ohio We^; expected to real- said she "enjoyed taurant in Westfield. of Jones, Day, Reavis and Pogue. leyan University. She works at the Maharam Textile Showroom in Bob-* ize. For others, it —Mary Gydosh every bit of it It The bride is a financial and cor- He graduated in 1981 from Glen ton. r-o was another was a fantastic porate associate with Integrated Ridge High School and in 1985 The bridegroom, son of Bernadette Keough, Hillcrest, N.Y., and tbar notch in their trip and I made Resources Inc. in Manhattan. She from Rutgers College. late James Keough, graduated from the University of Pennsylvania and' is pursuing an M.B A. at New York conquest of the —————— beautiful Following a honeymoon trip to holds a master's degree from the University of Michigan. He is world. University and expects to graduate Grenada, the couple is residing at director of provider relations at Neighborhood Health Plan in Boston. friends..Everyone was amicable." next year. The bride graduated Experienced tour guides led the This group of travelers departed from Newark Airport Oct. 7 and were given a rousing send-off by Mr. Lyons and Mr. The Pointe in Union. GEORGE CZAPELSKI The couple went to Hawaii on their honeymoon. She would have like more time for and DONNA VAN BEESEL groups through Europe, fromth e shopping, though. Neushultz. old castle at Heidelberg to Mad The highlight of the trip for Pat PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE King Ludwig*s Neuschwanstein Schoultz of Bedminster was Aus- and the Nymphenburg Palace; orbes Newspapers DOROUGH OF KENILWOF1TH Borough Zoning Ordinance. tria. "It was so clean and colorful. (7) Namo and odoVosa of company, corporolion. organization (4) Bonafido fide members or representatives of any church, ommendad tor promotion to the Courted, m mo ovent of a be in from the ride along the curving or Qroup. tost scores, the promotion shall bo recommended torth e PUBLIC NOTICE social, dvtc. fraternal, political or philanthropic organization. 1 lease shall bo defined as a written toasa of promisoo for a The window boxes were all alive. It canddalo with sonority. Upon approval by a majority of the PUBUC NOTICE to Iwroby oVon that on Ordinance, of which .minimum of one (1) month. BOROUGH OF OABWOOD •, roads of the Black Forest to the members -of tho Council, providod there are at least throe (3) was like spring," she said. Mrs. ihfl (olloudng is a copy, was Introduced, road and passod on (0) Naturo of business to bo conducted and typo of merchan- (5) Any other person holding a license or permit te&uod undor ORDINANCE NO. 81-15 '•• ' - affirmative votes, tho recommended candidate shall be pro- cruise up the Rhine and the sky flret reading by the Mayor and Council of tho Borouoh of dise or naturo of solicitation. any teo&laBon of the Unhed States Qovemmont or by n ctato BE rT ORDAINED, by tho Mayor and Council. Borough of moted. The Mayor shaH have no voto thereon, except In the Schoultz came toth e United States Kenilworth at a mooting on (to, 12th day of Novombor 1001. agency pursuant to statute. KenlKvorth, Now Jersey. Chapter 144. Soction 15 of mo Bor- AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION 2209 (PROHIBITS)' * ride to the top of a 7,000-footrhSgh caw of a tie. from England 29 years ago and and thai 6aid Council will further consider trw said Ordinance (0) Races whore tho oppbcant(B) has pravtou&ty sohoitod ough Code shad be untiled Enforcement. USES) IN ARTICLE XU--G-8" GENERAL BUSINESS DISTRICT-; tor final passaQO on the 10th day of Docombor 1091 , at tho within tho lost twokw (12) months. BC (T ORDAINED, by tho Mayor and Council. Borough of IN CHAPTER 22 (2ONINQ| OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES- alp; from the 15th century houses c. Tho tost scores shall be good tor a period three years. while she has visited the British KorvKvorth Municipal Building. 507 Boulevard. KortWnyih. Now KenUworth, New Joreoy, Chapter 144. Section 10, of tho Bor- Chaptor 144, Soction 16: Eriforoement OF THE BOROUGH OF GARWOOD, 1974, TO PROHIBIT W£< I and covered bridges of Lucerne to Jorsoy, ol 8;00 P.M., at whteh time and placo any porEons who (10) Listing of any Eoansea-tt pormlta held by tho applicants) ough Code entitled Term of Permit shall be amended in the COMDUCT1NQ OF MOTOR VEHICLE SALES AND ANY BUSI-,,-" Adopted. NESS CONDUCTED OUTSIDE THE CONFINES OF A BUILCP "* TI sevoraLtimes, this,was her may bo interested thoroin wiR bo glyon nn opportunity to bo . pursuant to ony.Jeofelatkyi of tho United States Government or following manner. H Is tho duty d Iho' BorouQh Police Dopartmont, Borough the Olympic memories of Inns- Joseph Rego, ING IN THE GENERAL BUSINESS ZONING DISTRICT. •. • u hjlh Orii by any ctato agency. Zoning Enforcement Office/ and Borough Building Inspector to first trip to central Europe. She Mayor ' "«A10 . CC242 IT 11-21-91 . bruck and Munich; and from side- L- finf)roo th rnr-idonn pf 'Ha QrHirtftrtro (11) Ust of eU indMouals who will peddle, hawk. Boliot'or also made lots of friends on the PROPOSE^ ORDINANCE NO. 01-25 Borough Clerk walk cafes along cobblestone A)g ORDINANCE*AMENDING THE PEOOUNG canvass vwthin the Borough pursuant to this license. • A permit snan bo Issued for a term not to.•> mate pnvacy oxpoctatipnu of tho citizens ol tho Borough whilo (14) Tho namo, address, telephone number and policy num- KenlKvorth aj a mooting on tho 12th day of November. 1001. Watrous, an avid gardener, said the ber of tho Individual and/or nroup or organization's oonoral with his vohldo, wares or morchandiso upon any sidowolk or In The amounts set forth below represent a complete statement of all Municipal Charges against tho proporty existinQ or • zerland, and Rothenberg, Ger- ftt homo. and that said Council will further consider tho said Ordinance liability insurance carrier. any stroet or other Kke pubbc place for tho purpose of soliciting for final passage on tho 10th day of December. 1991. at tho Docembor 31. 1990, Including Improvement Assessment Installments not yol due, together with Interest on all itoma:'^ flowers and window boxes were customers or selling or opposing for uilo any warns or mor- computed lo December 20th, 1991. EXCLUDING Ihe 2% Cost of Sale, as par PX. 1983. Chapter 470. approved January., , many. BE IT ORDAJNED, by tho Mayo/ and Council, Borough of Konirworth Municipal Building, 567 Boulovard. Kenifcvorth. Now B, Said applicttlkyi &haU bo accomponJed by: chandl&o longor than ten (10) minuios. at any one tiny); if 12Di, 1964. • '- glorious. Konilworth, Now Jorsoy. Chnplor 144, Soction 2 of tho Bo/ouQh Jersey, at 6:00 P.M., at which time and placo any persons who requested to remove from any euch place by any officer of Iho The Sale will be made In fee to such person aa will purchase Ihe proporty subjod to redamption at the lowest rato of. c\ "We had an excellent tour Codo ontitlod Definitions Shall bo amended in tho following may bo intorostod thoroin win bo givon an opportunity to be (1) Lottor or wrWon statement from tho individual, firm, corpo- Borough or by the owner or tho occupant of any promises In inlorest, but In no case In excess of 1 B% per ennum. , "I was in my glory," she said. manner: hoard concomlng such Ordinance, guide," she said "That made ev- mtion, company or group with which tho applicant Is assco- front of or opposite which such person may then b* as afore- If at Ihe Salo, a person shall ofler to purchase, subject to redemption at the rato of mlorosl less than }%, he may In lieu said, then, upon ouch request so to remove, such person so erything worthwhile." She had toured these countries be- atod, cortifyinrj tho applicant is authorized to moko (he applies- PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO. 91-24 ol any rato of Interest to redeem, offer a Premium over and above'the amount ol Taxes or other charges, as In Law., - CHAPTER 144-2. Dofinitiona. lion and to act as its ropresentativo. requested &haJ move wtth his vehlde, goods, waroj and mor- AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE PROCEDURE FOR AP- 6pocifiod, due to the Municipality and the property shall ba struck oft and sold to the bidder who oforod to pay the* ~- fore, but it was a first for her hus- chondiso to a point at least two hundred fifty (250) fool distant Debbie and Ed May of Gladstone Seeing off the Oct. 14 tour group was Forbes Newspapers Vice President of Marketing Jim Haydfen, along with Mr. Neushultz. POINTMENTS amount ol Taxes or othor charges plus the highest amount ot Premium. , * An used in this Chaptor. tho following tormg shall havo tho from tto poim which such person rroy bo r<*^Jested to romove band. (2) A $250 proporty damoQO and/or doan up dopo&il. AND PROMOTIONS WTTHIN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT Poymonl lor Ihe Sale shall be made befor* the conclusion of the Sole by CASH. CERTIFIED CHECK. OR MONEY. "enjoyed every minute of it" de- following meanings indicatod before fttopping tor.th e purpose of soliciting customers, and at ORDER ONLY, or Ihe property shall be resold. no time shall any porson licensed undor this Article solicit spite a stretch of damp weather. Carol Zeisler of Gladstone was (3) Foes, as hereinafter proscribed. BETT ORDAINED, by tho Mayor and Counol. Borough of Any parcel of Real Property for which' there shall be no othBr purchaser, will be struck oH and sold to Iha Borouoh ol v • MERCHANDISE *- Indudos oil nooda. wmoa, tood. frurt, vog- customers in such a way as to obstruct travel or cause annoy- Kanllworth in fee for redemption at 18% Interest, and the Qo/ougn than h^va tria urns rs.T.sciiGS snd rights o( ~ otablos. farm products, troes, shrubs, flowers, magazmos, peri- ance or damage to any person; and at all times any porson Kenilworth, Now Jorsey. that Chapter M, F-#on 12 of tho Mrs. May's favorite spots were the another first-time solo traveler who BE fT ORDAINED, by tho Mayor and Council. Borough of ' Boipugh.Coda amondod in tho following marker: redemption. '••-,-; Austrian and Bavarian Alps. odicals and all kinds of articlas of personal pmporty for domos- Konlrworth, Now Joraoy, Chapter 144, Sodion 6 ol tho Borough licensed under this Article shall move from any point in any The Sale Is made under the provisions of the Revised Statutes ol New Jersey 1037 entitled "Salo ol Real Property to ? , found new friends among her tour tic uso. OrdOrs .or contracts tor sorvicos. homo improvomonis Codo entitled Investigation, ftngofprinting; approval or rejection public placo or street where such person may bo soliciting Enlorco Liens" section 5415-19 to 54:5-111 el s»q. '.'<.••. or altoration9 chall bo considorod 'merchandise" wrthin tho Chapter 39-12 Appointments and Promotions thall bo amended In tho following manner customers or selling or exposing for salo any wanes and mor- At any time before the Sale, the owner may make payment ol the amount duo. togothor with tntorosl and Costs, • ^ "It was my first trip to the area," group. "Everyone watched out for terms of this chaptor. chandiso, when requested by any officer of tho Borough. A. Tho Mayor, with tho advice ond consent of tho Council, incurrod to date of payment, and which payment shall be made al the Office of the Collector of Taxes. 567 Boulovord, " • she said, "and I can't wait to go each other," she said. "It was more CHAPTER 144-6. Investigation; approval or rejection, shall nominate all probationary, permanent and special police- Konilworth. New Jersey. NON- PROFIT- MAKING VENDOR -- A porcon who COIIE B. No person Bhall sell, solicit or offer to sell or &olcrt excopi ALL CHECKS MUST BE CERTIFIED AND MADE PAYABLE TO THE BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH. ., back. It whet my appetite for like taking your neighborhood." goods or services, tho procoodti of which aro -dovoted qxclu-, men. Tho Mayor shall make tho nomination within thirty (30) — A. Tho ChleLof Police may cause such investigation to bo between the hours of 0:00 am. and 0:00 p.m, within tho days aftor the position bocomes vacant, rf tho Mayor fails to Sally A. DiRlni. C.T.C.^. uvoly to tho purpose of a philanthropic, cnantnblo or religious' more." mode of tha applicant, including but not limited to, an investiga- Borough. nominato within said thirty (30) days or the Council fails to COLLECTOR OF TAXES, „• She particularly enjoyed the Mu- society on whoso bohaif ho acts aa agent, with or without pay. tion of the buslnett and/or stated purpose of appiicant(s) or appoint any nominee of the Mayor, then after tho expiration of BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH'" ' Ignazio and Ann Martorina of nich beer hall experience, the appWcant'a1 corporation, compftny, organization or group as he C. No person shall stand or park any vehfdo upon any public said thirty (30) days, the Council may appoint the officer In thig Block Lol Property Location Namo Amount 11 PEDDLER or HAWKER - A poreon who goos from place to dooms necessary for tho protection of tha public good. Said street at a fixed location for the purpose of displaying or dolling Article directed to be appointed. No eppointmont than be 14 303 No. 17th SI. Reino. Warren R & Michele S M362 96 Westfield, who were the winners of "thrilling" Tyrolean dancers and placo by travelling on tho streets, or from houso to houco ond investigation shel not Indudo tho takinrj of applicant's finger- wares or rrwehandisa. made except by a vote of a majority of the mombers of the 24 02 246 No. 10th St. Maney. Gnrrott. C Jr. & Gladys 323531 carries with him goods, wares or morchandiso (or tho purpose prints unloss probable CAUS»haa been established In regard to Counol present at the mooting, providod that at least three (3) 24.02 240 No. 10th St. Moras. Hugo D & Mano E 6255.20" V the free trip, liked everything walking on the medieval forti- of selling and delivering them to conaumws or buyors. - 7 possible criminal activity of tho applicant. Tho cost of finger- D. No person shaH stand or park any vehido botwoon any affirmative votes shall bo roquirod toreuc h purpose. The Mayor 24,03 12 247 No. 10th SI. Hartshorn. Mabel 2701 OS * about the itinerary. "I loved Mu- fications in Rothenburg, Germany. printing snarl bo paid by tho applicant. sidewalks and the Borough's right of way. for tho purpose of shall have no voto thoroon, except In casa of a tie. 33 13 208 No. 16th St Graf. W.lllam J. & Mary SOLJCfTOn - A por&on soiling rjoods by Ejmplo or Liking 20 displaying or selling wares or marchandiso. 40 t3 132 No. 24lh St Waldemoro. Agnes 1054.73 • nich," said Mrs. Martorina, par- Orders for services, homo improvements or alterations to bo 64 The reasons they came were as B. In tho oven* that the Chi^f of Pokco causes such an In tho event that additional policemen any to be added to tho 20 10 Epplng Dr. Sonne. lay & Josephine 1228. SO'* furnished, done or delivered at a future dato. wtth or without 60 ticularly the monuments, "nice Invo3tinabon, tho CWof of Polico shall signify his approval or E. No minor under the ago of 18 years of ago fJuJI paddU). Department or a new rank created, no vacancy shall exist until 16 23 Shorwood Ad Marczak. Thomas J- & Rosemary 340.76.,- varied as the individuals them- accepting on advance paymont for tho goods, wnros. morchan- 71 rojoction of tho application within forty-Avo (46) days thoroof hawk, solicit or canvas within the Borough without tho ctioct a resolution Is Rrst adopted by the governing body creating 5 31 No. 6th St. DeStefana. Paul P. & Carol A. 4436.2V - dise or sorvicos sold or contracted for. 72 open spaces, and it was very upon rocolpt of a fingerprint record check from oil fedora! and supervision of an aduh whoso namo, address and tolophono such a now position or an ordinance Is duly adopted creating a 7 27 No. 7th St. Kubicz. Jflrry & Jolanta 04.40^ selves, but one thing quickly be- 76 atato agoncies. number shall bo providod fan tho application for tho pormit. now rank. In tho evont of a promotion to a higher rank, tho 16 30 No. 12th St. Doerr. Gary & Mart ono 22.07 clean." She said the trip was "very CANVASSER - A per&on who goos from place to placo by 01 came clear — those who began Direct supervision Includes tho presence of that adult within tho lower rank of the porson promoted shall not be considered 16 44 No. 216! St Raimondi. Angelo & Sadio 3 travelling on tho streets, or from houao to hou&o for tho pur- 06 weD planned." Borough at all times that the peddling, hawking, soiidting or vacant until such officer so d/omotod shall express in writing 10 67 Locust Dr Unknown their journey as strangers ended it pose of soliciting votes, opinions, politjcal support or imlos C Tho Board oi Health may cause an investigation lo bo 100 mado of tho oppllcant(s) and applicant's produd and/or ap- canvassing Is taking place. Ns acceptance of tha promotion. 12 87 Arbor St. Unknown soar - Walter Guzik of Manville, who at orders. 101 2 60 A/bor St. Stanco. Roland C & Hoion A as friends, friends who had shared piicant's businoss operation and signify its approval or rojoction 101 3724.9;1 "„/ of Iho application within torty-rtvo (45) days of said application BE IT OnOAtNCO, by tho Mayer and Council. Borough of B All promotions to cuperkv rank shall bo made from within 30 379 Coolldga Dr. Roar Unknown 417.7t 75 jokingly referred to himself as TRANSIENT MERCHANT or mNERAN. VENDORS -- Per- 101 some very special moments. Korukvorth, New Jorsoy, Chapior 144. Section 12 of tho Bor- tho membership of the Kenilworth Police Deportment as consti- 35 359 Coolidgo Dr, Rear Unknown 352 4V sons, corporations or partnerships, whothor principal or ugont. 113 ough Codo entitled Revocation of Pormrt shall bo amondod in tuted at the time of such promotion and shall bo made based 21 27 So. 10th St. Richvalsky. A/lono 1274.97 .4T1 who ongago In a merchandising businoss in tho Borough with BE fT ORDAJNED, by tho Mayor and Council. Borough o» 113 tho following manner. on tho rosults of the following promotion to&tlng proceduro; 20 55 So. 19th Si Kizetevich. Fay 2574SB w tntont to close or discontinue such businoss within ono (1) year Konllworth, New Jorsoy. Chaptor 144. Soction 7 of the Borough 116 56 So. 21st St. Roar Unknown 362.59 from tho doto of oommencemenl. including those wtto. for tho Codo ontltlod Issuance of permit; nontransferabilriy shall bo 116 u Chapter 144-12. Revocation of Porrrvt. 42 So. 21st St. Bxuder, William & Bon rum 10727 63 purpose of cam/no on such businoss. hire, loaso or occupy 'amondod in tho following manner 1. ELIGIBILITY: 1IB 56 So. 23rd St. Kramer. Kathenne 3104 73 any building, ctructuro or railroad car for tho exhibition and solo 132 A permit granted as providod in this Article shall bo rovokod 9 170 So. Michigan Avo. Stevens, Baibara 269.00 of such goods, wares and merchandise. Tmnsiont Mwchant CHAPTER 144-7. tsfiuanco of pormrt; nontronsferabilrty a. Members of tho Dopartmont must havo at least ftvo (5) 138 by tho Chief of Polico or, in his absonco, tho officer in charge 0 Unknown Unknown 15.01 shall also Incfudo any person who, ns n pnvato oniwpnso yoara oxn^ence In tho Department in order to bo eligible to 150 of polico headquarterB, on tho baflia of further investigation wtth 16 660 Richfield Avo. Psxcxolkowski. Matilda • 531 63 schedules, organizos or promotos any ontortiimmonts, con- A. Upon approval by tno Chlof d Police and tha Board o' qualify to take tho Sergeants exam, howovor. In iho evont thero 161 regard to tho character of tho perrruttoo or upon tho failure tions or bunury pag- Hoalth and upon payment of tho required foes and the ap- aro no eligible oarukfctf&s, than tho exam will be open to all 161 default of the permrtteo to observo the provisions of this Artido 6 750 Lexington Ave. Stevens. Glenn & And'oa 3222 42 eants to bo hold on o non-rogular basis and which reqUiro tho proval of Council, tho Chief of Polico shall Issuo all pormits and members of tha Department who have ujrvod at least ttvoe(3) 169 Departing for Frankfurt, Germany on Oct. 15 was this Romantic Tour, with Mr. Lyons and Mr. Neushultz wishing them bon 22 Unknown Unknown 120971 paymont of a toe for onlry or admission, whorwn such ovoni is keep all nocsssary records pertaining thereto. yoars in tho Dopartmont 170 BE R* ORDAJNED, by tho Mayor and Council. Borough of 27 Unknown Unknown 1702 50 voyage. to take place within thfl confines of tho Borough of Konihvorth; 172 Kanriwortft, New Jersey, Chaptor 144. Soction 13 of ttio Bor- 334 So. Michigan Ave, Rogers. Patricia 4561 36 pjovtdod, howovor, that no such person shall bo dossrfod im B. Such Issued permits shall not bo transferable or assign- b. A membor ol the Departmont must hold a superior mnk for 170 ough Codo shall be amondod In the following manner. 901 Newark Ave Smidt. J. & Lonero N c/o Si Ch 23036.50 Tronsiont Morchant H ho Is sponsorod by any bonafiod -avtc. ablo to any omor parson. ono (1) full year before the individual is eligible to toko a test tor 205 Unknown Unknown 16422 72 Froiomal, oducalional or roligioua orgamtation huving a tocaJ tho next superior officer rank, unloss there ore no libid -1000 Chapter 144, Section 13: Violations Unknown Unknown 4 7 97 chaptor in tho Borough of Konihvorth Nothing m this doflnrtion C. Each individual, whethor an employer of employoo. who candidnlofl, then the-superior may take tho test at any tuno Total amount 106507 48 nholl bo construed to affoct the tuiio of fruits, voootabioa and Ghall personalty engage in tha octivitios cot torth in Chapiry Any person violating the terms of this Article shall, upon $204 00 CC243-4I-U/2I. 20. 12/S. 12 farm products, such as moat, poultry buttor and oggs. (Fto 144-3 shall obtain the necessary permit c. All officers shall be grvon at loast throo p) months wntton conviction thereof, be ftned not moro than ftvo hundred dollars N.J.SA 45.24-1) hatico prior to tho administration qf any promotion lasting. BE rT ORDAINED, by tho Mayor and Council, Borough of ($500.00) or bo Imprisoned tor no) more than ninety (00) days, TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD Komrworth, Now Jorsoy, Chapter 144, Section B of tho Borough or both. 2. WRITTEN TEST UNION COUNTY, N.J. BE IT ORDAINED, by tho Mayor and Council. Bo'ouQh o* PUBUC NOTICE KoniKworth. Now Jorooy. Chaptor 144. Soction 3 of t»io Borouon Codo entitled Possession and exhibition of license shall bo BE n* ORDAJNED, by tho Mayor and Council. Borough of a. Tho promotion test shall bo on a pasa/taii basis with a 70% NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY POM NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES Codo sriall bo amondod in iho (oilowing manner amended m tho following marinar Konitworth. Now Jemey, Chapter 144, Soction ii of tha Bor- minimum passing grado. Public nolico IB hereby given that I. Thomas J. Gtady. Collector of Taxes ol tha Township ol Cranfcd m tha Cauniy o( ough Code shall bo entitled Exceptions. Union, will sell at public sale, on the 1£ih day of Docomber, 1091 at the Municipal Building. 8 Sprmghoid Avo . Crunfo'd. Chaptor 144-3 Uconao noquirod. CHAPTER 144-0. Poesosfiion and »*nibrtlon of permit, b. Tho tosl shall contain 100 truo or falao or murtiplo choico Now Jorsoy at 3 P.M. or at such other time and place to which uid sale may thon bo adjournod. each and all of tho Chapter 144-14. EXCEPTIONS questions drafted by tho Chiof of Polico or his doannoo. sovofol lots and parcels of land assessed to the respective persona whoso namos aru sol opposiio oach raupoctivo R shall bo unlawful for any poddtor, hawkor. soiiaior or can- Every permittee shall havo Ns permtt In his po&so&sjon wru'o ongogod In tho buslnou permitted. Tho permHee shall pro- parcols as tho owner theroof for the total amount ol municipal lions chnrgoabiQ ognmsi said lands rospoctivuly, as vasser to sail or offer to toll or diaposo cV any goods, wares or The provisions d this Act shall not spply to: c. TOG! questions shall cover me toliowing four catogonas computed up to the 12th day ol December, 1991. all as required under the provisions ot Aniclo 4. Chapior b, Tulo 54, of morchondiso, or to contract for sorvicos to bo rondorod, c lo duce his pormit at the roqueftt of ony poreon solicited, any borough polled officer or any official of thfl boroufjh, tho Oovlsed Statutes of New Jersoy. 1037. oniiiled "Salo of Ftoal Property to Enforce Liona." Soction 54 5-19 to 54 5t 11. take or offer to tako orders For any goods, wuroa. merchandios (a) Sales at wholesale 'lo fafoil mtvchitntii by commercial and amendments theroto. . . • or torvicos to bo rondorod or doln/orod in iho future, within tho I. Criminal Knowledge Every pormitteo shall, In person, report to the Chief of Polico travelers or.soiling (gents In th« usual coureo of business; II. TrafAc TAKE FURTHEFl NOTICE, thai the hereinafter described lands end each ot iho recpoctivo parcols thoroof. will bo aoid lo borough, without first obtaining a.hcon&o theroforo as provided mako the amount o( municipal liens severally chargeable against the samo on tha 3ist day ol Docombor. ipOO oxciusivo in this chapter, or In his Bbstnce, tho ofAo*r In charga el Potlco HeadquArtere. III. Doportmontftl Procedures to notify ths Kenllworth Polled DepArtmont of his presence (b) Wholesale trade shows and/or conventions. IV" Prosecutors Newsletter* howevor, of the lions of the year 1900 as computed In said list against each parcel of land soverally assosaod on ono parcel, together with Interest on each of the several amounts respectively to iho data of tho saia and the costs ol tho calo BE ff ORDAINED, by tho Mayor and Counol. Qorough of within tho oommunrty on any dalo whet* the permitted activity a Questions shall ba from now&lertors take* place. At such time, th* p«rmrtt»« %i\6ii be iu&u*d a (c) Satoa of goods, wares or merchandise by sample cata- within the lost two yoars from tho Parcels will be sold subject lo improvement asstusment installments not yot duo, and any omitted or added naaossmonts Kenihworth, Now Joreoy, Chapior 144, Soction 4 ol tho Borough of improvements as provided by N.J.SAWA:63.2 AWO 63.4-63 31. Codo shall be amoAdod In tho following manner button approximatdry three and onfr-hUi 0-Vt) Inches In diam- logue o/ brochure tor future ddttve/y; date of iho test-- eter an which tubctantialty tho following legend shall appear TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, thai said lands will be sold at 1B% interest or less lo mako tha amount of municipal Nona Canvasser - KaniKwvth Polled No. 000. Upon the issuance of (d) Rdtflll sale of lo* Cream and/or flavorod water ico by motor chargeable against redemption B) the lowettt rale of interest. The paymento irjr tho salo shall bo mudo boloro iho Chaptor 144-4 Application tor License conclusion of Ihe aale by cash, certified check of money order, or Ihe property shall be resold. Properties for which ihoru said button, tho canvass*- shad deposit wHti tho Chief of Police vohicio during tho summev months: or, In his absence, tho officer In charge of polios headquartam. '. a. The candidafAjhalT fubmrt to on oral interview lasting a are not other purchasers, shall bo struck off and sold to the Township o' Cr an fora, m accordance wiih said act of iho A. Any poraon d))£irinn a bconso to poddio. rwwk. solicit or tho sum of fiv« doilom ($5.00), which \5 refundable upon return maximum of Mean wUBmT^Heh irto bd odministorod by tho legislature, interest on subsequent liens shall bo allowed as provided by law cajrvass shaM fllo on application wttti ttio PcJico Dopa/tmont on (e) Any general sale, fair, Auction or b&zaar sponsored by any of tha button on tho day of te&uAnco. Whilo canva&sing. tho Police ComrnHtae find thb'Polico Chief with two roprosentabvAa At any time before tho sale, said Collector will receive payment ot the amount duo on any property wiih mtofOM and a form suppllod by tho Polico Dopartmont. Trio application anall civic, fraiernal, education or religious organization; -•• ... canvasser shall display told button In a prominent and euttabla of Local POA 135 present to monUor the procdodinrjs. costs Incurred by cash, certified check or money order po in dupiicalo and sworn to by tho applicant. place on his outer go/mant. (f) Oaraoe sales Iwld on th« premises devoted to residential Tho lands and promises to be sold nro described aa follows b. Tho candidate's pociion A abovo THE NAMES SHOWN ARE AS THEY APPEAR IN THE TAX DUPLICATE AND 00 NOT NECESSARILY MEAN THE Code emitlod Foes; exompllona shall be amondod tn ttui fol- tor &ak) by tho person nuking such crafts or hancVnado nema PARTIES ARE THE PRESENT OWNERS OF PROPEHTY lowing manner: provided ft*m* aro dtered for sale on tho residential or com- 4. CHIEFS RECOMMENDATION Lol Ntma Amount BE IT ORDAINED, by Iho Mnyor and Council. Borough of Block merd&l p**mUw owned or leasod by said person; 11000 Omillod) Konirwo/th, Now Je/soy. Soction Chaptor 144, Soction 5 of tho CHAPTER 144-0 Foea; axemptiona. a. Tho Condidolo shall redovo from a recommendation ^om 7 01 Parlsio. J. Jr.. McKstaan. D. S 30 00 Dorounh Codo entitled Conlonis of Application; Accompanying 17S (h) Any new horn* construction contractor, rftdidential devel- tt\e Chi«f of Police which thoH br ccorod on a poini basts 17 Qarcaz. UbJralan 0 046 03 Information Shall bo amondad in tho loiiowlng manner: 101 A. Ar. application l of appitconl(a) -Cranford Chronicle- (3) Arty p*f*on ^o Is an exsmpl Ireman. m defined by Prior to thd C0mw*fl0ftrrwtt of ulos tha marctumt shall nppty procedure. 630 7 Sims, Ailhur & William 064 73 M J.SA 49:24-00 and 24-10, pouodsing a boanse in confor- to th« Borough. Zonlno EntorOBrvpnt OAcial and Borough b AH polrte accumulated by tho candidai* shall bo toulWd. J220.32 CC237-4III14. 21, 20. 12/5 (6) Description and rugi&lraiion numbo» ol uny varndo in bo mity with said law. BuUdlna Inspector for approval to ensure compliance with Ino The canrJdftto rodevlng ttio highest point scow shall bo reo ulillisd by appJlcant(u). —-Oanford Chronicle A-14 November 21,1991

What the gobbling's all about for the Thanksgiving holiday ing for bird: a range Restaurants offer gourmet Caterers offer turkey and prices, a range of fare and traditional dinner menus all the traditional trimmings gy CHERYL MOULTON HEHL By CHERYL MOULTON HEHL By CHERYL MOULTON HEHL THECHRONICtE < TOECHRONICLE TOECHRONICLE

\' • • • ' Sick of cooking every holiday? Then you will join the millions who J When it comes to preparing a feast for Thanksgiving, some people Long for an old fashioned home-cooked Thanksgiving dinner without have abandoned the kitchen for the luxury of dining out on Thanksgiv- ever stepping into the kitchen? Catering part or all of dinner may be the pirefer making every delicacy themselves, so at least one trip to a ing.- ' •' : • • . • •.'•••. •. .•• •• ••. ' •'... supermarket is necessary, answer. . * Some markets are offering a free turkey with the purchase 6f $50 or Twenty-five years ago Thanksgiving was primarily spent at home This trend was virtually unheard of 10 years ago, except as an option more in groceries. "While the size of the free turkey depends on the size , enjoying a meal prepared by mom or grandma. Preparation began the for the very rich orJfemous. Nowadays, those who waive eating out as a of the order, in most cases a $50 order can mean a free turkey that night before and did not end until the last dish was tried Thanksgiving remedy to slaving over a hot stove cSn simply dial the phone, place an weighs in at 12- to 14-pounds. ' night lifestyle changes, hectic schedules and working moms who rah order and sit back and enjoy a home-cooked meal without ever turning What do turkeys cost tHis year? Buyer beware, you may be surprised if out of steam ushered in eating out on this most traditional of holidays. onthepvea, you visit a fe\v markets and compare prices, Now widely accepted as a means to circumvent the pressure of pre- While there are as many brands of turkeys as there are sizes, it might paring a large meal, moms scan newspaper ads weeks ahead to plan the For those who must have a turkey to carve, Robert Treat on Quimby be wise to consider the brand turkey offered at Pathmark in Garwood at family outing. Street in Westfield hais a huge brick oven that turns out up to 100 golden 39 cents per1 pound. If the buyer purchased $50 worth of groceries and brown turkeys "just like mom used to make," complete with choice of Restaurant menus run the gamut from the customary turkey, mashed herbal or sausage stuffing. A 15-pound turkey ready for the carving possessed a coupon offered in the paper, they would receive a 10- to 14- potatoes, yams and string beans to the most elaborate of buffets, featur? pound turkey free. Need a larger turkey? The same deal applies to a block costs $59.25, and birds up to 35 pounds are available. Owner Greg ing four orsfive choices for the main course all the way down to an Kasich is up at the crack of dawn on Thanksgiving, preparing up to 108 $J00 grocery order, but the purchaser receives an 18- to 22-pound bird elaborate dessert table. The trend has become so popular, restaurants for his or her patronage. At 39 cents a pound the frugal cook could birds for customers who swear by the taste of a turkey cooked in a brick encourage patronage by offering the gourmet touch to customers. While oven. The oven, Mr. Kasich said, makes the turkeys "nice and brown." prepare a 22-pound turkey for under $10. If you are sold on a Butterball the cost of dining out varies as rnuch as the selection of menus.'one cart" it can be bought for 59 cents per pound at Pathmark. find a restaurant appropriate for every appetite and every pocketbook. Whyare people opting to call a caterer? Mr. Kasich said many custom- At Kings, shoppers will pay more for a'turkey. Sowever, Kings in ers travel onThanksgiving and bring the turkey with them. Also avail- Garwood offers the Bibby's Coach and Four on North Avenue in Cranford will offer a able are individual personalized ser- traditional home- turkey dinners, in- vice of allowing made turkey din- cluding stuffing, the customer to ner, complete with turkey, yams and a place an order for soup, salad and vegetable, for the highly re- vegetable, for $6.95. garded Thanksgiv- $11.95; This restau- ing turkey at $1.29 rant is famous for per pound, fresh generous portions For a gourmet or frozen, to be and mashed pota- touch, Kings Su- picked up at your toes "like Mom permarket in Gar- convenience. A used to make," and wood offers shop- Butterball will run for its family din- pers turkey and a 69 cents a pound, ing atmosphere. variety of tempting 10 cents more than side dishes. A cen- at Pathmark. For those with a terpiece turkey taste for gourmet, (the breast is When it comes Wyckoffs (for- carved and placed to all the trim- merly Throck- back on the frame, mings, Pathmark morton's) on South and the bird is gar- offered the lowest Avenue West in nished with fresh prices on brand- Westfield offers a fruit), is $5.99 a name items, in- menu to tempt pound, with roast cluding Ocean every fancy and in- breast of turkey set Spray cranberry sauce. To save even more pennies, use the house brand. cludes a choice, of at $9.99 a pound (you will need six or eight ounces a person). Add gravy When it comes to stuffing, the cook can pay about the same for Pep- appetizers such as lobster tortellini with light tomato creme, Coquille St at $4.99 a quart (serves six to eight), home-style cornbread and sausage peridge Farm stuffing mix at $2.19 per package, but read the instruc- Jacques in puff pastry, pumpkin bisque or chicken corn chowder. Salad stuffing at $5.49 a pound (serves six to eight), candied yams at $4.99 a tions, as one bag fills only a 14- to 16-pound bird. The back of the delights include cranberry and walnut or spinach with hot bacon as well pound (serves three to four), and home style mashed potatoes $3.99 each package offers helpful recipes for delightful variations of stuffings, in- as the traditional mixed greens. (serves four to six) to take a sizable load off kitchen duty on Thanks- cluding an apple-sausage variation. ~ ^ " ~ r~^J : " ; —Cheesing the main-course could present a problem since six are — Traditional favorites such as Birds Eye green beans almondine cost offered. A traditional turkey dinner with sausage stuffing is $17,195 and g377t, r; the thrifty shopper only $1.19 at Pathmark, while down the street at includes appetizer, potatoes and vegetable and desert Diners also can Tempting vegetables like baked acorn squash with apples and rum at Kings the same 10 ounce box is $1.59. If creamed onions are your choose from five other main courses costing up to $21.95 and including $4.99 a pound, home style creamed onions at $3.99 a pound, brussel favorite, Pathmark offers the best bargain at $1.19, as compared to Kings such tantalizing dishes as roast pork with apricots and black currant sprouts and chestnuts at $4.99 a pound, wild rice salad with pecans and at $1.59. sauce, or salmon encrote with hollandaise sauce. grapes at $6.99 a pound, and cranberry-orange relish at $4.99 a pound If yams are on your menu, the supermarkets can provide three varia- Enjoy a choice of pecan or pumpkin pie, apple strudel, cheese cake or add a gourmet touch for those who wish to stray from the routine. tions: canned, frozen or fresh. If opting for fresh, Pathmark again pro- ice cream with mixed berries for dessert, before heading home to enjoy Don't fret about dessert. At Kings, family and friends have a choice of vided the lowest price at 39 per pound, compared to Kings at 59 cents. A the football games. pumpkin custard cups, pumpkin bread pudding, apple pie and pumpkin 2,pound 8 ounce can of yams could be bought for 99 cents at Pathmark, The Stage House Inn on Park Avenue in Scotch Plains offers its pie to choose from, all priced under $6 and serving up to eight. while Kings charged $1.39 for the same brand. Mrs. Paul's candied yams customers a traditional turkey dinner for $16>95, including mashed pota- For the very traditional who prefer cooking their own turkey, frazzled were $2.99 at Kings but only $1.79 at Pathmark for the same size. toes or candied yams, peas and carrots. Dessert is extra. cooks with a considerable guest list can lift the burden by catering just Idaho potatoes could be purchased five pounds for $1.99, but Kings For yet another culinary treat, The Coachman in Cranford is offering appetizers, soup or dressing from Boulevard Seafood Market in KJen- offered the same Idaho potatos for $2.49. again this year a sumptuous buffet featuring fresh shrimp, roast duck- ilworth. Choices include shrimp cocktail, cocktail claws, clams oreganata, Pathmark and Kings are baking all pies on premises, but at $2.49 ling, roast pork, baked Virginia, beef stroganoff^ seafood thermidor, chef clams casino, crab stuffed shrimp or mushrooms and stuffed scallops. Pathmark offers a better price than Kings at $5.99 a pie. carved turkey and roast beef and "an abundance of other delicacies." Soups include lobster bisque, Manhattan and New England clam chow- If you are cooking at home, remember a 12- to 16-pound turkey will Included in the $16.95 tab is a dessert table and beverage. der. For the cook who dabbles in the gourmet, owner Bill Isernia sug- feed eight toll people, a 16-to 20-pound bird feeds 11 to 13 guests, and a The Westwood in Garwood has seatihgs at 1,3 and 5 p.m. for a gests the oyster or seafood dressing at $8.95 a quart. 2.0- to 24-pound bird 13 to 16 guests. According to the National Turkey bountiful menu which includes roast turkey with all the trimmings for Association, allowing a pound of uncooked turkey per person when Appetizer platters, such as shrimp on a bed of lettuce with cocktail $11.95. Other main course meals are offered for up to $16.95. Dessert, sauce and lemon wedges begin at $13.99 a pound. A shrimp and lobster purchasing a whole turkey will assure a moderate amount of leftovers. however, is extra. (Prices quoted were accurate as of Nov. 15). platter for 4 to 6 people is under $30, while a whole lobster quiche is $10. A few giblets of information about Thanksgiving and its dinnertime guest of honor Didya know that.. was served by Pilgrims in 1621. Others raised in the United States. The National have shortened the time it takes to bring controlled barns that provide maximum President Lincoln proclaimed Thanks- credit the settlers of Virginia's Jamestown Turkey Federation "guesstimates" that 45 turkeys to maturity with improvements in protection from predators, disease and bad giving a national holiday in 1863, in re- with celehrating the first Thanksgiving as million turkeys will be eaten on Thanks- genetics, feed and management practices. weather. their extension of England's ancient Har- sponse to a campaign organized by maga- giving Day, 23 million at Christmas and 19 Domesticated turkeys are also bred to Turkey is generally less expensive prior vest Home festival. million at Easter. zine editor Sara Josepha Hale. Borne ex- have more breast meat and meatier thighs to Thanksgiving because retailers use tur- perts think the first Thanksgiving meal key as a "loss leader" to entice customers. In 1991, about 300 million turkeys were Modem turkey production methods in scientifically designed, environmentally -CHERYL MOULTON HEHL

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2 - A Holiday Portrait - November 20, 21, 22, 1991 - A Forbes Newspaper Supplement

Table of contents . V. ,

Chapter 2....Feasting Eats and drinks. 12 Chapter 1....Giving

The psychology of giving 3

Chapter 3... Traditions *

-~r-' - = •• Directory of advertisers 4 The greeting card.. .17 .. •••.•<, E=r U J£L m — Across the miles. 8 TUDOR

Stashing the cash 10 BUILT TO BE TOUGH. Chapter 4.... Good will DESIGNED TO BE BEAUTIFUL The spiritual side.... .20 The elegant Tudor Monarch timepieces combine strength and style to create the perfect sportswatch for today's active iife. The precise Swiss quartz movement is protected by a special case, scratch-resistant synthetic sapphire crystal ana a screw- down winding crown to ensure pressure-proof protection You shouldn't have! down to 330 ft.iOO m. Available in steel or steel and 18kt. gold. A special supplement to Forbes Newspapers, Sales and service only at Your Official Rolex Jeweler. Photos by Daryl Stone and Sharon Wilson Roots of gift-giving and sharing can be traced to family upbringing By CHRISTINE RETZ stores. Just try it on Christmas Eve. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT And please, no mind games. None of this, "If you really cared, you'd remember what I love to give people presents. Prom said in March I wanted for Christmas." My the silly (a mood ring or pet rock) to memory is short and a lot has happened in From November 29, thru Dec. 1,1991 the sublime (a picture of a baby, the interim so please tell me again that you 180 Days Same As Cash! No Payments Required' wrapped in a Christmas box to tell love green plaid and hate red polka dots. I grandparents-to-be the wonderful can't guarantee a thing if you don't. Young Come In For Details. GECAF* ^r— news)I, gifts are a lot of fun to give. children are fairly simple to buy for. As Peg Bracken once said, "They want what Uncle It makes you feel good inside to give that Buggsy on Channel 7 tells them they want special something. The glow on the recipi- and they want it for at least half an hour S s 1 ent's face when he opens it is all the thanks after they get it." 25 to 50 Rebates you want. Watching the idiot box direct from GE when you purchase for any Saturday morn- Santa Stipends selected gas ranges at retail from Nov. 8 The idea of sharing and One usually learns from ing for an hour will give through Dec. 15, 1991 giving is usually associ- you plenty of ideas of GOOD ated with family upbring- an early age that giving what to buy kids for ing, a psychologist friend gifts is just as rewarding Christmas. ("Tell your Model informed me. One usually mother you want one thru Saturday, Nov. 23 JGBP34G learns from an early age as receiving them. now.") No need to pour Upswept .cooktop with that giving gifts is just as Holidays are special timesthrough catalogs to find sealed burners for easy rewarding as receiving out what's popular. cleanup. Self-clean oven them. Holidays and other to let a person know you with electronic oven special occasions, such as But before a young controls, clock nnd timer. birthdays, are very special care about them parent spends his next Extra large oven with large times to recognize a per- view window. Storage ' paycheck on a whole bat- drawer. son and let them know that you care about talion of Ge. Schwarzkopf figures ("real sand COME IN FOR LOW them by presenting some type of a gift included"), he should perhaps read further Then there's the matter of what to give on in Ms. ^Bracken's tome. She continues, "A HOLIDAY PRICES! Model JGBIM5 people. Some people, like y&urs truly, just little child has more fun with the bug he Li ft-lip U|»wr|>l blurt out that life will cease to have meaning caught for himself and put in an old peanut cooluorj. Self-clean JEWELER SINCE 1945 oven wuli electronic if Santa doesn't have gift "X" for them butter jar than he does with the Pixy Nixy YOUR PERSONAL oven controls, clock Bug Collector's Kit." Truer words were never anil timer. Extra under the tree. "Buy me 'X' and I'll be good large oven with forever." very simple. spoken. large view window, Cooktop light and And in special cases, like my own, there is Best Service, oven light. the "Y' factor to be considered. You see, my Giving something that you have had to 12 North Avenue West • Cranford, NJ 07016 Quality and Price! birthday is the day after Christmas and so I sacrifice to get is especially meaningful to (201)276-6718 had better get present "Y" on Dec. 26 - giver and recipient alike. One of my favorite Boxing Day, as it's'known in England. Then Christmas tales is the O. Henry short story NJ Toll Free Number: 1-800-464-MARTIN I'll be good forever. classic, "The Gift of the Magi." In it, a young iance & TV 707- But the waters are now always so clear. wife secretly sells her beautiful long brown 601 East Main Street Some people refuse to say what they want, hair to buy her husband a platinum watch AGS ACCREPrTED GEM LAB f>gjs^CERTIFIED GEMOLOGIST APPRAISERS stoically saying "nothing." Have you ever fob for Christmas. While she is doing this, Sales and Service" Bridgewater, New Jersey 08807 1150 tried to wrap "nothing" for Christmas? he is on the other side of town secretly sell- "Nothing" also is very hard to find in the (Please turn to page 22) M0N., TUES. & FRI. 9:45-5:30 • THURS. 9:45-8:30 • SAT. 9:30-3:00 • CLOSED WED, A Forbes Newspaper Supplement - r 20. 21, 22, 1991 - A Holiday Portrait - 5 4 - A Holiday Portrait - November 20, 21, 22, 1991 - A Forbes Newspaper Supplement How it all began

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then one more until all eight are lit Chil- Sun" (Dies Natalis Soli Invicta) was held when they were introduced from Mexico. dren play with a four-sided top, called a Dec. 25. Replacing it with the Christian fes- • • • A lesson in dreidel, bearing the Hebrew letters, which tivarof Christmas meant that people could We can thank the Roman god Janus for stand for the Hebrew words that mean "a still celebrate the victory of light over dark- our New Year. Pictured with two faces, one great miracle happened there," the miracle ness, but now in a non-pagan tradition. looking forward and the other backward, holiday history of the temple oil. Janus was the god of beginnings and end- MEL GIBSON GLENN GLDSE • • • Celebrating Christmas was once against the law. The Puritans so disapproved of the ings, openings and closings. It was Julius (Continued from page 5) It wasn't until the middle of the fourth Caesar who decided that the year should For adults, it has a more serious image. festival and its pagan associations that, in century that Dec. 25 was declared the of- 1647, Parliament abolished it Christmas start in the month he named January in This holiday is observed irTmernbry dflhe ficial birthday of Jesus of Nazareth. One honor of Janus. FREE time more than 2,000 years ago, in 169 B.C., Day was declared a fast, not a feast day. In reason for declaring that day Jesus' birth- London, troops were sent to destroy any Lifetime Memberships that Judah Maccabaeus recaptured the Before the days of the great Caesar, Ro- day was to counteract various pagan fes- Christmas dinners that might be cooking. great Temple at Jerusalem, whjch had been tivals. In the northern hemisphere Dec. 22 mans celebrated the New Year when Hours: Sun. -Thurs. 10-10 taken over by Syrians. One day's supply of or 23 is the shortest day of the year. The In Tudor times the Christmas feast had spring came. But the men who studied the Fri. & Sat. 10-11 oil, all that was left - burned miraculously sun reaches its lowest point before starting in the temple lamp for eight days, until new started about midday and often lasted for stars and the sun to work out Caesar's cal- Interested in owning an to retrace its path upwards. People re- eight or nine hours. In the Middle Ages the endar made the year too long. In 1582 Pope HAMLET oil could be prepared and blessed. joiced that the earth would once again boar's head was the main item on the Gregory XIII changed the calendar to the Easy Video Franchise? To celebrate this holiday, Jews light an show signs of life. menu, although roast goose and peacock one we use today. In the change, New (908) 248-1550 eight-branched candelabrum called the were also popular. Turkeys were unknown Year's Day was moved from Jan. 14, Janus's Menorah. One candle is lit the first night, In Rome, the "Feast of the Unconqucrcd until the beginning of the lGth century festival day, to Jan. 1. Coming Soon MATAWAN Town Square Center FOLLOW SANTA Give the gift of good health 1 RAMSEY Interstate Shopping Center BIRNN and pick tip a membership Locations: BEDMINSTER CHOCOLATES gift certificate for the one Village at Bedmlnster 781-1260 AND JOIN UP1 you care about. EDISON Inman Grove Center Raquetball •——CaH for orifihtfon §E Wallybala I l FRANKLIN PARK Given By Those With Good Taste Nautilus Franklin Towne Center Free Weights 422-4300 Aerobics HEALTH and RACQUETBALL CLUB 7?:/ PISCATAWAY BIRNN Life Cycles 17 King George Road at Rt. 22, Green Brook Plscataway Towne Ctr. 981-1080 CLEVELAND AND MADISON AVES. HIGHLAND PARK, NJ 08904 Stairmaster (908) 356-6900 (908) 545-4400 Free Nursery SOMERSET _^__ OPEN 7 DAYS Cedar Grove Shop. Ctr. 805-9191 East Brunswick Civic Center Rues Lane & Cranbury Rd. 651-0373 HAPPY HOLIDAYS Other Locations: EATONTOWN Victoria Commons FREEHOLD Barclay Square HAZLET WESAY IT BEST K-Mart Center Rt. 35 South LAWRENCEVILLE : Mercer Mall, Rt. 1 EST1896 ,:: ::-i MANALAPAN Easy Video Plaza MIDDLETOWN Grand Union Center Rt. 35 MEL GIBSON GLENN CLOSE PARSIPPANY Troy-Hills Shopping Center PLAINSBORO HAMLET Town Center SAYREVILLE A FRANCO ZEFFIRELLI FILM Sayrevllle Towne Center SOMERDALE WARNER BROS, AND NELSON ENTERTAINMENTPRISENT Lionshead Plaza TOMS RIVER AN ICON PRODUCTION AFRANCO ZEFFIRELLI FILM MELGIBSON GLENN CLOSE "HAMLET" ALAN BATES Indian Head Plaza PAUL SCOFIELD IAN HOLM HELENA BONHAM-CARTER "W.DANTE FERRETTI ^ENNIO MORRICONE WALL

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By CHRISTINE RETZ explained that consumers should be SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT self-disciplined in the matter of savings, not needing that bi-weekly or so prod to "How can it be Christmas?" I wailed. put something away against the season "I just finished paying off my Vacation looming ever closer on the calendar. Club!" This particular bank also believes that Christmas has an unfailing habit of Christmas Clubs are passe and that coming every year at the same time — • there are other, better ways for consum- just when your funds are at an alarm- ers to maximize their assets. ingly low ebb. Even small children, Furthermore, Christmas Clubs require given $5 to buy "gifts for everyone" at periodic trips to one's bank, one cus- the annual school holiday shopping ba- tomer service representative explained, zaar where truly unforgettable presents and in these days of electronic funds can indeed be purchased for $1 or less, transfer (EFT) and other modem conve- have a hard time making every penny niences, who has time to go to a bank in stretch. person? One has little choice but to agree with Other banks, however, have different Ralph M/Wyser that Cnristmasjs_a, pointsjofjyiew. Several offer Christmas,- "Crne^Tor dashing through the dough." Clubs with a few modern touches. They — Nuw Offering:——*—— When officials at several area banks advertise in their literature the conve- 29th * Hotel & Restaurant Management* • Computerized Accounting were asked about this problem and ad- nience of using EFT to eliminate those • Secretarial • Information Processing vice on how to deal with it, they seemed fussy trips to the bank — no more cou- Santa will be arriving in Somerville on Friday, -rWi • Travel & Conference Planning to be of two distinct schools of thought. pons or standing in interminable lines * Paralegal & Administrative Assistant with little, dog-eared pass books. Now November 29th from the roof of the National West- |'|| • Accounting • Executive Secretary The first is the type of banking facil- your accumulated savings are reflected minster Bank around 5:30. Classes Start Soon. ity that does not offer Christmas Club in your unwrinkled monthly bank state- accounts. Officials at one bank WMGQ/s DJs will highlight Santa's arrival. So call or send in the coupon right away. (Please turn to page 19) Financial Assistance is available to qualified applicants. •Certification of specialization are awarded by The American Hotel & Motel Association. Join Santa on his jollv walk down Main St. and UiL help us celebrate the Ribbon Cutting to Forbes Of course he'll like mer's Newspapers' Santaland, his home while in Somer- Piscataway ville, across the street from Marty Orshan's. (908) 885-1580 this ring. It has his name This day kicks oil" the weekly drawing for the A Treat for Thanksgiving SPBA Gift Certificate giveaway. Fill out an entry I The Shortest Distance Between You & Success I form at participating member merchants. Drawings Fine Homemade Chocolates 80 Kingsbridge Road, Piscataway, New Jersey 08854 written all over it Homemade Chocolate Novelties held every Friday. I Name J Sugar Free Chocolates Phone(H) (W)

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Guaranteed Parking Promise! Enjoy your own You find a parking space dr we'll give you $100.00 holiday party Bartenders, caterers can make it a perfect party for everyone By CHRISTINE RETZ ing bar is to hire a bartender, but whom? SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT You can scarcely ask one of the prospective guests to do it, and somehow Joe, the local Remember that New Year's Eve party sev- barkeep, seems to lack the finesse to do era! years ago that resembled a Bac- anything fancier that tap a keg. chanalia? Merriment reigned supreme and Trained bartenders for your special occa- everyone had a great time. sion can ^ ^3 The only problem was that "^~7 : ; through the out- you didn't get to enjoy the Parties are enough work. placement service of the evening you planned so Give yourself a break and National Bartenders carefully because you were School in Woodbridge. stuck in the kitchen or re- let someone else handle Rick McDermott of the filling the ice bucket and Woodbridge school said searching for swizzle sticks. the chores that their service covers You hardly got to say more —~~ all of New Jersey. than to exchange season's greetings with National Bartenders School graduates will some of your guests, much less really visit set up the bar, order liquor and clean up with them. after the party. They can also arrange for One of your New Year's resolutions after any supplies needed, such as plastic glasses, that party was that you would not cook or etc. tend bar again, particularly during the holi- day season. The out-placement service (908) 750-9789 can refer you to male or female bartender The obvious solution to the knotty prob- graduates in the state, who will arrive at lem of just who will handle the job of tend- (Please turn to page 15) A Forbes.Newspaper Supplement - November 20. 21, 22, 1991 - A Holiday Portrait - 15 14 - A Holiday Portrait - November 20, 21, 22, 1991 - A Forbes Newspaper Supplement X- Feasting (Continued from page 12) Hiring a bartender, professional your party wearing a black vest, or otherwise, seems to have other black slacks, tuxedo shirt and bow advantages besides allowing you tic. Their wage is anywhere from to enjoy your party. 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Will you get letic teams broken by changed cir- ncnt — clean, neat and simple. All you have to do is one back? times cumstance. You wish them well, of lave some money to put away for the holidays. No In discussing this article with a personal financial course, and are sure they do the asy things these days, but if you have it done for adviser, he gave yet another perspective on saving And do you have the time to do same to you, but let's make a this anyway? I always resolve to letter recounting all the events of your good friends, who may live all that need be said. ou automatically in amounts you can afford — say for the holidays. He pointed out that a regular sav- clean break of it ings account also offers EFT convenience and that mail our cards by Dec. 8 and feel the past year used fftbe consid- .far away and thus miss the daily Etiquette dictators say that you 10 — at least it's done. myself extremely lucky to get ered in bad taste, but that is soap opera of your life, all the there is no penalty for early withdrawal, as thenfis can stop sending cards to those The money saved by not sending with Christmas Clubs, them out by the 15th. changing. highlights of the past year. They from whom you didn't get one last cards to everyone you know, knew, No more unsettling surprises in the pocketbook Then there's the problem of _ In today's rush-rush society, a may as well hear the gloomy news, year, and that is OK in my book, or hope to ever know, can be ome "the BIG SHOPPING DAY" - the day after thoughtililly composed, hand- too, but try to keep it brief in this One more thought - banking establishments are what to say. Just signing your too. - given to charity, as the first Christ- Thanksgiving. You will know well in advance just already promoting Christmas Clubs for 1992. Happy names seems like a silly exercise signed mass-produced newsletter season of cheer. A simple "Uncle It's actually a relief not to have mas card so poignantly reminds ow much savings you have put away. And you will shopping! in penmanship. Enclosing a news- is the only practical way to tell Tom died after a long illness" is to send one to Heloise and Abe- us.

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The cost for Express Mail is local church's simple idea was to church's large and varied program Use a corrugated box. Use corrugated car- SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT ribbon because they are not effective clo- % For added protection, place a duplicate $9.94 for a package weighing up to 8 ounces. erect a sign on its property invit- of religious and social holiday ac- tons in good, rigid condition, with all flaps sures and may snag on automatic sorting label or other delivery information inside From 8.1 ounces to 2 pounds, the cost is ing people to attend Mfess at this "'Hark! The herald angels sing tivities. intact and no punctures, tears, rips or cor- equipment. the package. $13.95. Priority Mail will ship any package holy time of year. ner damage. Select a carton large enough to • • * up to 2 pounds in weight for $2.90. Glory to the newborn King »The larger rationale was that it Use proper labeling. When addressing Peace on earth, and mercy mild In the pre-Christmas era Lao- allow room for sufficient cushioning mate- packages, keep these points in mind: In his Histories of Herodotus, written in Both services offer free mailing supplies. is today's custom for family mem- .L.,,. AK[- r, n TT j , , . , : * """' ociviLca uiiui uee mailing supplies, God and sinners reconciled." tzu wrote, "A journey of a thou- rial on all sides of the contents. bers, who all may live at a dis- • Place the delivery label on top of the about 455 B.C., Herodotus proclaimed, "Not And while this may not be of Merest to sand miles must begin with a sin- Cushion inside the box. Cushioners tance, to put aside their busy lives carton. snow, no, nor rain, nor heat, nor night keep non-season's rush consumers, it should te gle step. Area clergy of every de- should be stuffed several inches on all sides The John Wesley/Felix Mendel- and go to their family homes for • Use only one address label and re-them from accomplishing their appointed noted that Express Mail offers corporate ac- nomination share the dream that of the item so it cannot move easily when courses.with all speed." A well-known adap- son classic, "Hark! The Herald An- the holidays. move or cross out old address labels or counts and Priority Mail labels itself as the by taking the first step of coming shaken. Good cushioners include crumpled tation of this saying is inscribed at the main gels Sing" is one that almost every While they are visiting with markings on a used carton. ideal method for mailing contract, forms, to holiday services people will newspapers or heavy brown paper. Use New York City Post Office. parts, merchandise, publications or almost adult knows well. They sang it in their temporal families, the church start to find their way back to the extra cushioning for fragile items, especially • Always include the ZIP Code of the With its Express Mail and Priority Mail anything up to 70 pounds. church as children, and it is a holi- hopes they will also make time to faith of their fathers. near the corners and sides of the carton. receiver with the complete street address. If services, the modern United States Postal day standard with many denomi- But perhaps5 the most important message visit their spiritual home, espe- the complete street address is not available, cQMr2__ u~ +u u-, i rr i^-may uic muii uupoioani message nations. The very recollection of it cially if they have been neglecting Close carton securely. To close a carton be sure to provide the receiver's telephone Service has the same philosophy as Herodo- each packaging service had for its consum- is enough to bring back floods of securely, use a strong tape, two inches or it. 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Rocking out for charity 17 Miiils High style, high tension or lor ihead Robert De Niro terrorizes a family j in 'Cape \{ Fear' Weekend O N T E N T S ouldn't it be fun.to be able to take the hem. Sunday, Dec. 1, at 1:45, 3 and 4:15 p.m.; kids to a place where dinosaurs and Sundays, Dec. 22 and 29, at 2 and 3:30 p.m. mastodons once roamed. Or what about The visitors center offers information and exhib- finding a place where tribes of Indians its. Maps of Watchung trails, a history of the cen- ruled? Not only does New Jersey have ter, and exhibits highlighting scientific information Wits own history of prehistoric beasts and Indian tribes, about ponds, New Jersey snakes and turtles, and a it also has museums, nature centers, farms, and plan- deserted village found nearby, make this a worth- Cover photo etariums — many of which are geared even to the while stop, especially if you want to go hiking in youngest family member. the area. by Daryl Stone Before you get behind the wheel of a car filled with Special fall and winter family programs RbiliS restless children and drive to Philadelphia or Manhat- and workshops: Trailside Nature tan in search of educational entertainment, check out Holiday nature boutique — Sunday, Dec. 1, from Unlimited these neighborhood treasures within an hour's drive 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Donation at the door goes for a and Science Center, from your house. The prices can't be beat; some are door prize. This family day features a craft fair k655A Middlesex Ave Metuchen MJ free, while others require only a small donation or with all items having a nature theme or made 494-1 51 3 Mountainside nominal admission fee. from natural materials; a children's gift shop, TRAILSIDE NATURE AND SCIENCE CENTER where only children are allowed; caroling by the HOLIDAY Kenilworth resident Coles Ave. & New Providence Road, Mountainside Mountainside Musical Society; and Santa Claus. starting atS-JQ99 Elizabeth Benner and her (908) 789-3670 Refreshments available. SATIN t daughters Melissa Jene Museum is open Saturday and Sunday from 1-5 p.m., Cross-country skiing lessons for people 12 and and Aimee Rose November through March, with additional hours and older, including adults — Thursday, Dec. 12, from Open BASEBALL* days during spring and summer. Free admission to the 7:30-9 p.m. and Saturday, Dec. 14, from 10-11:30 museum and visitors center. Planetarium admission $2 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 11, from 10-11:30 a.m. and Thanksgiving Day 9-3 JACKET for adults, $1.70 for senior citizens. Thursday, Jan. 16, from 7:30-9 p.m. Pre-registration (Light Lined) (Exp2. 12-15-915) The oldest natural history museum in New Jersey and non-refundable $5 fee required. If it doesn't Including One is nestled against the Watchung Reservation. During snow, indoor instruction and film. If it snows, an THANKSGIVING SPECIALS Free Monogram Casinos 6 May 1940, long before it was fashionable to care outdoor lesson will cost an additional $15. Sorry No Personarcheclc about the environment, the Trailside Nature & Sci- February festivities include a Make and Take 99 Heineken.., Cover story „ 3 ence Center opened its doors with one goal in mind Test Fourth and 5th graders can make scientific Budweiser. 11 — to give families a hands-on appreciation of natural fun projects and bring them home. ease-Gans— ease-2/42-bottles JDinlflg,,,,^...... 21 wonders, especially thoso fouftd-4n-G<^tral44ew-Jer>. —.Children's... workshops-run .throughout the year. 99 Events...... 7 sey. At its ideal location in the Watchung Hills, the They require pre-registration and a $5 fee per Michelob *J 2 Meisterbrau center offers a museum, planetarium, visitors center, session. case 2/12 bottles case cans •TK Excursions 14 year-round workshops, and activity days for children "Baby Makes Three," alternate Thursdays, is Kid stuff 6 and adults. geared for children 2 1/2- to 4-years-old to take Carlo Rossi 99 One of the most pleasurable features of the mu- hikes with their younger siblings and parents. 4L 6 Corvo SEASON Movies 12 seum for preschoolers is that visitors are invited to "After-School Exploration," Thursdays from 3:30 Music 15 touch almost everything. Housed in a comfortable old p.m. to 4:45 p.m., is a nature and science workshop 99 building that resembles a barn, the three rooms of for 1st and 2nd graders. Nightlife 17 the museum are all dedicated to some aspect of na- GEOLOGY MUSEUM OF RUTGERS , 6750, Smirnoff featuring the work of over Places to go 15 ture. Geology Hall, Rutgers University — Look for Other In Store Specials — 200 craftsmen The Discovery Room, recently adapted to the pre- College Ave., New Brunswick Nowmhn• Jl, 1901 HecL-mber 15, 1991 Singles 5 school level by the Junior League of Plainfield/ Eliza- (908) 932-7243 beth, is filled with exhibits that actively involve chil- Free tours available Monday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Speakers 8 dren. Most weekend afternoons find the sunny room and Tuesday through Friday from 9 a.m.-noon. Call Kegs and Eber's Patio Shop Advertisers index 25 filled with the excited chatter of eager, high-pitched to arrange tours. voices. Although this gem of a scientific museum is Beer Balls 945 Route 22 West Kids take a look at a cow-milking machine in the New Jersey Museum of No. Plainficlcl, NJ One of the most popular exhibits is a glass-sided small enough to make the youngest child feel at Available 8 miles cast of Rl. 22 & 287 intersection Agriculture, New Brunswick. home, it holds wonders that will make everyone's (l-'urnierly held at Sun-tun SmreJ beehive where children can watch busy bees return and exit their honeycomb. eyes grow big. CUD Weekend The brightly colored "Touch Exhibit" invites chil- Surprisingly enough, just a scant 10,000 years LOOK FOR Hours: Daily 11:00 8.00 p.m dren to handle pine cones, seeds, a beetle engraving ago New Jersey was home to the wooly ancestor of OUR Saturdays: 10,(X)6:tX) p.m. WeekendPlus is a feature of Forbes Newspapers, a Division of Forbes and a velvety-smooth piece of deerskin. the elephant Now an intact mastodon skeleton UNADVERTISED Inc., and appears weekly in The Hills-Bedminster Press, Somerset Mes- dominates the middle of the geology museum. The SPECIALS! Sundays 12:(X) 5:00p.m. "Feely boxes" dare children to guess their con- UOUORI senger-Gazette, Franklin Focus, Bound Brook Chronicle, Middlesex tents; the scent exhibit offers the more fragrant as- FAMILY skeleton, found on a farm in Salem County, was Chronicle, Metuchen-Edison Review, Piscataway-Dunellen Review, South pects of the natural environment; and a floral exhibit sold to a circus and then purchased by the mu- All Beer Warm or Cold Same Low Price!! Plainfield Reporter, Highland Park Herald, Green Brook-North Plainfield seum back in 1872. 242 LINCOLN BLVD. • MIDDLESEX (Next to Pathmark) 3$6-3929 invites children to match scents to their flowers. Journal, Scotch Plains-Fanwood Press, Westfield Record and Cranford The Taxidermy Room is filled with mounted mam- The footprints of a Grallator dinosaur at the WHILE SUPPLIES LAST Chronicle. entrance were found in the Newark-Gettysburg Prices' effective thru December 3,1991 mals that make their home in the Watchungs — VISA and MASTERCARD ACCEPTED PLAY Letters to the editor, press releases, photographs and announcements foxes, woodchucks, flying squirrels, and raccoons. basin in northern New Jersey, further proof that OP£N MON.TOSAT. SUNDAY PICK-IT! of future events should be sent to Steven Hart, WeekendPlus Editor, During the spring and summer, the stuffed animals the Garden State was popular real estate during 9 A.M. TO 10 P.M. NOON TO 6 P.M. TIME P.O. Box 699, Somerville, NJ. 08876. The WeekendPlus telephone are joined by luckier live animals children can also prehistoric times. We rewrvo tho right to limit quantities. Nat responsible for typographical errors. number is (908) 231-6639. The FAX number is (908) 526-2509. observe. The small forest creatures are released One of the most popular exhibits with preschool To subscribe to your local Forbes Newspaper, call 1-800-423-0107. nearby during the fall so that they can hibernate. children is a 2,400-year-old Egyptian mummy. A In the Fossil, Indians, and Mineral Room, older Places to take member of the Osiris cult, she is still waiting to be children can examine shells and eggs from many brought back to life. One recent group of nursery Santa Does TtSo CanYoui Steven Hart Malcolm S. Forbes Jr. different animals, and the tools and arrowheads of a school students finally had to be dragged away your kids from her gold-covered face. EDITOR local New Jersey Indian tribe — the Lenni-Lenape EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Indians. A booth with a fluorescent-light mineral exhibit A mounted habitat exhibit requires participants to that are smart, children can turn on themselves, Indian artifacts Micki Pulsinelli match animals with their homes — wetland, field, or from New Jersey and Tennessee, mineral displays, Charles A. Lyons woodland (forest). Anyone who enjoys pushing but- and charts of geological periods all make this an ENTERTAINMENT fun and exciting and worthwhile visit ADVERTISING DIRECTOR PRESIDENT AND PUBLISHER tons can find out the sounds of different animals and birds. Bill Selden, the collections manager, gives more The planetarium is offering two entertaining and practically than 200 tours a year to schoolchildren. He speaks LEARN TO FLY Barry Rumple Kathleen Lanini educational shows during November and December, knowledgeably on all of the museum's collections, including their scientific, historical and archaeo- A lot of people dream about flying but don't think they can afford it GRAPHIC ARTIST geared for people 6-years-old and up: VICE PRESIDENT, EDITORIAL Astronomical Quirks is a lighthearted scientific free logical aspects. And he knows exactly how to make Somerset Air Force has changed all that. With our special holiday price all of the above subjects understandable and fasci- you can grab a piece of the sky or give some to a friend look at some out-of-this-world phenomena, including Sharon Wilson stars that make signals, moons that go backward, nating to children of all ages and their parents. BRING THIS AD IN BY DECEMBER 25 AND GET <£ Jim Hayden A wonderful time to get to know the museum is CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER months shorter than days, and more. Also during this our Primary Flight Package. *r VICE PRESIDENT, MARKETING show is a view of the autumn sky. Sundays, Nov. 24, By VALERI DRACH during its annual open house, which will be held Somerset Air Service, Inc. Dec. 8 and 15, at 2 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 25, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. This is a Airport Road, Bedminster 75 Off day the whole family will enjoy, especially a min- George Gannon Roger Silvey Star of Wonder is a special holiday show dedicated WEIDMANN _iust 2 miles from The Hiiis. We make dreams come true! to the astronomical explanation of the Star of Bethle- (Please turn to page 4) __ ^08-722-2444 , CIRCULATION DIRECTOR VICE PRESIDENT, OPERATIONS "l^dverihber26-22, fo - v__vNoyen^ep *^?^ '^$4"T - r- ^^laes^tew&p^pe-rs Weekend Weekend

(Continued from page 3) NEW JERSEY CHILDREN'S MUSEUM At right, eral sale for children (25 cents to $5) and one for 599 Industrial Ave., Paramus Russ Smith of the New adults ($5 to $25), a rock and mineral identification (201) 262-5151 Jersey Museum of Agricul Seeing table (bring in anything you want identified), all-day Grand opening Thursday, Jan. 2. Open seven days a ture shows a group of chil movies on geology for every age group, and four week from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission $6 weekdays, $7 dren how corn was lectures (The Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite: weekends. shucked in the old days of the light Ozone Research and a Hole' Lot More!; Lunar Me- When Anne and Elliott Sumers trudged through farming. Below, tour guide teorites: A Poor Man's Space Program; Cat and the children's rnys.&ums with their l;wo..young boys, they Mary fcenton lets a group Seasonal Human Cradle: Did Our Early Ancestors Raid the wished they could find one that also amused and of third-graders try their Leopard's Larder?; and Redating the Great Sphinx of educated adults. The Sumerses also observed what hands at the anvils. planetarium Giza, Egypt). attracted their own children and learned that mu- To find out bow to become a "Friend of the Geol- seums had to help parents answer their offspring's show at RVCC ogy Museum" and more about, the museum's fre- many questions. n this seasorr of lights-and ~ quent events, call Mr. Selden. " Photos on page 3 and 4 So Mrs. Sumers, an ophthalmologist, and Mr. Sum- holiday preparation, the Plan- NEW JERSEY MUSEUM OF AGRICULTURE ers, a radiologist, designed their own dream: the byDiane Matflerd photos on page 5 Ietarium at Raritan Valley College Farm Rd & Route 1 South, New Brunswick New Jersey Children's Museum, housed in a 15,000- by John Keating Community College In Branch- (908) 249-2077 square-foot building with 33 theme rooms offering burg will present a holiday show Open Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., child hands-on educational experiences and giving that shines another kind of light, Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. Admission $3 for adults, parents the means to answer their questions. on various holiday traditions. $1 for children 4 to 12, free to children under 4. A room dedicated to understanding navigation is Entitled A Season of Ugfit, Parents and older children will dominated by a real 19-foot sail- the presentation gives the audi- love stepping into this large boat with instruments that mea- ence a new perspective on the (30,000 square feet) building that The New Jersey sure the phases of the moon and holidays and suggests why, in will transport them back to the Museum of Agriculture the direction of the wind. Small this darkest tirne of the year, 1800s. A tinsmith shop, broom- children can amuse themselves by many religions focus their cel- making hop, and general store has a tinsmith's - steering the vessel. ebrations and rituals on light feature early agricultural imple- shop and other ments and other everyday items A 10-foot-by-10-foot castle, com- plete with a drawbridge, 8-foot The show, to be presented on from an era long gone. . items from Saturday and Sunday after- dragon and knight, explores medi- at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. on _ -Younger children wilkgape-at-a- -evai iiftrChttdrenc^n"tryDh~au-" huge market wagon, sleigh and farming thentic knight and princess cos- Nov. 30, Dec 1, 7, 8, 14 and buggy, as well as tractors from the 15, will give traditionalists a tumes. Older children and adults .look at the possible astro- early days of American farming. ~~ can read about medieval life on (Continued from page 4) natural history, historic and science-related rooms are geared for every nomical explanations of the Adults and teenagers will enjoy the "museum's art exhibits along the wall. panels for any member of the family old enough to read and answer a age group. There are "please touch" exhibits located throughout the Christmas star. gallery, which features New Jersey artists and The aviation room has a real helicopter that chil- younger child's questions. facility. Others will be intrigued by the themes. Currently on display is "Hedgerows," a dren of all ages can climb into, and a real flight Mrs. Sumers encourages parents to bring a camera. The geology section, called "The Good Earth," houses one of the history of solstice celebrations black-and-white photography show featuring plants MORRIS MUSEUM most complete sections of minerals in the Northeast It has rocks that grown alongside fields to prevent soil erosion. "Van- simulator used to train pilots. Three toy flight simu- traced back to prehistoric times. lators entertain younger tots with whistles and bells. 6 Normandy Heights Rd., Morristown young children can touch and panels of detailed information for older The show takes us to the ishing Landscape," photographs of Central New Jer- (201) 538-0454 children and adults. Many bf the behind-the-glass exhibits are placed sey countryside by Lem Fiori, opens Sunday, Dec. 8. Children can also operate a weather station; learn . windblown plains of Salisbury, Open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday from 1 at eye level for preschoolers so they can enjoy the bright colors and England, and proceeds through, The museum's lecture series, "Philosophy and the about the Greeks, Romans, and Chinese in the Anti- unusual shapes of unpolished minerals. There is also a fluorescent quity Room; draw cave paintings in a real cave; p.m. to 5 p.m. Free admission for members. For non-members, adults $4; history and location to explore Land," will present Wes Jackson, e world-famous children, students, and senior citizens $2. light booth set up to look like a cave to amuse the younger set Rocks the observance of the Dec. 25 advocate for agriculture, on Monday, Nov. 25, at 7 operate a real backhoe in a 150-foot sandbox; wear a If you want to go to a fine arts museum, a natural history museum, a are set up by country and continent and displayed in their rough and date and its connection with p.m. The lecture is open to the public. tutu in the Ballet Room; or turn on a 200-square-foot refined state. Another wonderful aspect of the museum for train donated by Lionel. "please touch" museum and a zoo all wrapped up in a converted this astronomically important mansion, this is the place for you. There's something here to please An 8-foot-tall grizzly bear guards the miniature natural history room time bf year., young children is that it is located alongside the Donning a scuba diving suit or a fireman's real where stuffed animals are found in their natural habitats, complete Cook College farm, where people are invited to stroll boots, coat and hat, or climbing aboard a real fire everyone. '}- with panels of information. In addition, a.look at the around and observe a working farm stocked with truck are some of the other thrills that await chil- Not only does this museum have rooms specifically to amuse chil- The live animal gallery in the basement features large turtles, gold- cows, goats, sheep, and pigs free of charge. Large dren (a dinosaur room; a model train room; a room dedicated to play stars and constellations of the dren. Each room, besides offering extraordinaiy play fish, two frizzy tarantulas, a boa constrictor, an owl that winks, a large . beautiful, winter sty and the groups can arrange for a guided tour by calling (908) for preschoolers and kindergartners where they can sit in a rocket, green iguana, a huge white rabbit, garter snakes and lizards - safe opportunities, also provides real information on wall turn on a revolving doll house, look at themselves in fun house mirrors, basic astronomical concepts of 932-8933. Small groups can arrange a tour by calling (Please turn to page 5) behind glass and at a child's eye level. the museum. push buttons, turn wheels, and enjoy optical illusions), most of their diurnal motion and the seasons The North American Indian exhibit, including extensive details on also v^l be explored. . the Lenni-Lenape tribe, explores Indian life with real clothing, bows Above, bird and animal and arrows, saddles, tools, cooking implements, and intricate dioramas of villages. Schools* local organizations footprints set in con- and the general public can crete at the Trailside Other history and science rooms include a fascinating look at the make reservations for the up* Nature & Science Cen- blow-by-blow excavation of a dinosaur; a working 10th-century kitchen; and "Evolution to Revolution," how 19th-century America lighted its coming shows by call the RVCC At the ter in Mountainside. At Planetarium at (908) 231-8805 left, Trailside astrono- homes. , weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4:30 mer Michael Miller, gives Fine art and craft exhibits change frequently. In the sculpture gar- p.nt ' , den at the entrance to the museum, a memorial exhibit of the abstract Rutgers a talk on what to look Tickets for all shows are $4 for in the night sky. sculpture of Michael Melpass is on display until Jan. 5. Abstract sculp- for general admission, $3.50 for tor Alvaro Garcia will display his work in the Brickford Gallery from children and senior citizens and Geology Nov. 24 to Jan. 19, and the work of New Jersey craft makers will be on $3 each for groups of 15 or display on the first floor until Nov. 24. more. Family days at the museum include: Museum, A Rock and Mineral Weekend, Saturday, Nov. 30, and Sunday, Dec. 1, during museum hours. Exhibits, sales, demonstrations, and films will The Planetarium lobby opens be featured* 30 minutes before the show dinosaur with reservations held for up to The Holiday Tree Festival, Monday through Sunday, Dec. 9 through 10 minutes before the sched- Dec. 15, duriing museum hours. An exhibit and sale of fully-decorated uled show time. There b no ad- footprints trees, plus a gift boutique and light refreshments. mftteoco after the show has begun so early arrival Is recom- and an mended. Parking for the Plan* etariurtt is available In Lot 1, just below the steps leading to Egyptian Natural history, model trains the entrance. . * mummy and doll houses at the Raritan Valley Community College is located on Route 28 Morris Museum and LamJngton Road In the North Branch section of Branch- burg, just off Routes 22 and 78f Weekend Weekend

(609) 448-6225 SINGLE FACES songs about having Yuletide (609) 340-2000 nightly except Sunday through •Discussion group, (not church- (908) 238-0972 spirit, losing it, and getting it «An Evening at La Cage, revue, Dec. 14. Places to go Singles affiliated), social hoTjfond Call venue for directions, Kid stuff back. Admission $5, group Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, THE SANDS dancing, 9 p.m. Frioays. Doors •Dance at Hilton hotel, Parsip- rates available. Friday. Boardwalk & Illinois Ave. open 7:30 p.m. Cost $6. pany, 9 p.m. Nov. 23. Cost $9. CAESARS ATLANTIC CITY THE NUTCRACKER Atlantic City ART GALLERIES PITAL through Nov. 22. BIG HEARTS JERSEY JEWISH SINGLES •Dances at Hilton hotel, Short AMEUA BEDEUA . Boardwalk & Missouri Ave. AND THE MOUSE KING (609) 441-4000 ADOBE EAST New Providence Rd. GALLERY '50 (plus-size people, 21-over) (ages 30-55) Hills, and Old Mill Inn, Spring Friday, Nov. 29, Friday, Nov. 29, 3 p.m. Atlantic City SHOWBOAT 329 Millbum Ave., Millbum Mountainside Alexander Library (908) 704-8480 (908) 753-0263 Lake Heights, 8 p.m. Nov. 24. 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. East Brunswick High School (800) 677-SHOW Boardwalk & Delaware Ave. (201) 467-0770 (908) 233-3720, ext. 379 Rutgers University Events held at Red Baron (908) 232-0651 Cost $10 in Short Hills Gacket Morris Museum Cranbury Rd., East Brunswick •Greg Thompson's Super Stars, Atlantic City Specializing in fine art of the Daily from 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. College Ave. Lounge, Howard Johnson "Dinner at Sherban's Diner, .required); $9 in Spring Lake 6 Normandy Heights Rd. (908) 390-6797 nightly except Monday through (609) 343-4000 motel. Garden State Parkway American Southwest. Tuesday by appointment. New Brunswick 222 Front St, South Plainfield, Heights. Morristown "Musical for the holiday sea- Dec. 8. •Good Times Variety Show, on- Exit 135. Clark. through Saturday from 10 "Chinese brush art by Emma (908) 932-7006 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays. •Pre-Thanksgrving party at The (201) 538-0454 son. Free admission. "Barry Manilow Presents Co- going. •Dance party, 7-11 p.m. Dec. a.m.-5 p.m. Also by appoint- Prince, through November. Gallery hours Monday "Italian buffet and game night Manor, West Orange, 8 p.m. "Stories from the series of WALT DISNEY'S pacabana, revue based on his TAJ MAHAL 8. Cost $7. ment. •Paintings by Jim Malady, through Friday from 9 a.m.-5 at Holiday Inn, Raritan Center, Nov. 27. Cost $9. children's books, adapted for WORLD ON ICE 1978 smash hit, ongoing. Boardwalk & Virginia Ave." •Works by Native American art- through November. p.m. CENTRAL JERSEY SINGLES Edison, 7:30 p.m. Nov. 23. "Dance at Van's, Freehold, 9 the stage. Admission $6.25. Brendan Byrne Arena THE CLARIDGE Atlantic City ists from Oklahoma, through •Watercolors and pastels by Jo- •Exhibit on the university's con- (908) 281-7531 Cost $15. p.m. Nov. 29. Cost $9. THE ART MUSEUM NJ. Turnpike Exit 16W Boardwalk & Indiana Ave. (609) 449-1000 All outings leave from Prince- Nov. 30. seph P. Grieco, through No- nections to Japan, through REPETTl'S •Dance at Sheraton hotel, Fair- Princeton University East Rutherford Atlantic City •That's Comedy, revue, nightly ton Church of Christ, Route 27 ARK II GALLERY vember. Dec. 13. 572 Boulevard, Kenilworth field, 9 p.m. Nov. 30. Cost $9. (609) 258-3788 (201) 935-3900 (800) 752-SH0W except Friday. & River Rd.. Princeton. 33 Mine St., Remington CLAREMONT GALLERY GALLERY 523 (908) 276-7775 - •Dance at Hilton hotel. Short Gallery talks for children 6-12, •Mickey, Donald, Goofy, Roger 'Cabaret, 25th anniversary of •Gladys Knight, Nov. 29, 30. •Indoor volleyball at Triangle (908) 782-8235 Clarence Dillon Library Main St, Whltehouse Station •Singles night w/live orchestra, Hills, 8 p.m. Dec. 1. Cost $10; Saturdays at 11 a.m. through Rabbit and everyone else from musical about Berlin's nightlife TR0PW0RLD Road School, Hillsborough, Wednesday through Saturday Lamington Rd. (908) 534-6536 8 p.m. Thursdays. Proper attire jacket required. Dec. 22. Free admission. all the Disney 'toops, Nov. 26 just before the rise of the Boardwalk & Brighton Ave. 6:30 p.m. Nov. 22. from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday Bedminster Saturday and Sunday from preferred. Cost $7. •Dance at Oyster Point, Red "Nov. 23: "The Story of The through Dec. 1. Call for times Nazis, through Nov. 24. Atlantic City CENTRAL JERSEY from noon-5 p.m. (908)234-2345 . 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Also by ap- SHORE SINGLES Bank, 9 p.m. Dec. 7. Cost $9. Raven." Adela Wilmerding. and ticket prices. HARRAH'S MARINA (609) 340-4000 TALL SINGLE FRIENDS •Small painting show, through Monday through Thursday pointment Call phone number in each •Dance at Clarion Hotel, Edi- •Nov. 30: "Music from Sea 1725 Brigantine Ave. . TRUMP CASTLE (908) 704-8480 Dec. 8. from 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Friday •Members show of Raritan Val- entry for information. son, 8 p.m. Dec. 8. Cost $8. Shells and Clay," John Atlantic City Brigantine Blvd. Events held at Red Baron THE ART STUDIO from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday ley Arts Association, through •H'ke at Battlefield State Park. WIDOWS OR WIDOWERS Burkhalter. Casinos (800) 2-HARRAH & Huron Ave. Lounge, Howard Johnson Union County Arts Center from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Nov. 30. 11 a.m. Nov. 23. Meet in com- Somerset-Hunterdon Chapter "Dec. 7: Robert Harvey, sculp- •Kreskin, through Nov. 18. Atlantic City motel, Garden State Parkway 1605 Irving St, Rahway •Paintings, drawings and etch- GALLERY LANKA muter lot at Garden State Park- (908) 725-2271 tor. 'Spellbound, magic revue, (800) 284-TRUMP Exit 135, Clark. (908) 815-1605 ings by Emanuel Haller, through 67 Paterson St way Exit 105. Members $3, (908) 725-8238 THE CATS GETTING READY BALLVS GRAND through Dec. 15. 'Hollywood to Broadway, "Thanksgiving dance, 7 p.m. Gallery hours Tuesday, Jan. 2,1992. New Brunswick non-members $4. (908) 308- Events held at Elks lodge, 375 FOR CHRISTMAS Boardwalk & Providence Ave. •Jan Murray, Nov. 27 through revue, nightly except Thursday. Nov. 24. Members of any ta|l Wednesday, Friday, and Satur- GALLERIES (908) 545-1689 1655. Union Ave., Bridgewater. Sunday, Dec. 8, 1:30 p.m., Atlantic City Dec. 2. TRUMP PLAZA club $5, non-members $7. day from 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; DES ARTISTES •Paintings by Susanta Stolarz •Hike at Lebanon State Forest, •Dance and social, 7-11 p.m. 4 p.m., 6:30 p.m. (609) 340-7111 MERV GRIFFIN'S RESORTS Boardwalk & Mississippi Ave. FORUM FOR SINGLES Thursday from 11 a.m.-8 p.m. 18 Main St., Madison and Coh/in Cumerbatch. 11 a.m. Nov. 30. Meet in com- Nov. 24. Admission $6. Theatre at Raritan Valley "Heavenly Bodies, revue, on- Boardwalk & Atlantic City First Presbyterian Church •Holiday show, Nov. 22 through (201) 377-1631 JAMES HOWE GALLERY muter lot at Garden State Park- •Christmas dinner-dance, 7 Community College going. North Carolina Ave. (800) 759-TRUMP 320 North Main St p.m. Dec. 7. Advance purchase Dec. 31. Opening reception Tuesday through Saturday Vaughn-Eames Hall way Exit 105. Members $3, Route 28 & Lamington Rd. BALLVS PARK PLACE Atlantic City •Jerry Vale, through Nov. 23. Atlantic Brant, a lithograph by Pieter Prall, is among the works included in the "Now You See It" exhibrtion at Hightstown from 4-8 p.m. Nov. 22. from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. non-members $4. (908) 774- required; call for price. Branchburg Boardwalk & Park PI. (609) 344-6000 (908) 246-8118 CHILDREN'S SPECIAUZED HOS- •"Nifty Artists of the Nineties," Continued on page 10 Swain Galleries in Plainfield. 6759. •A mini-pop opera with original Atlantic City "Starstrvck, musical revue, Continued on page 8

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EXAMINATION FULL DISCUSSION OF PROBLEMS 722-4811 TUL. _„,. ' NO OBLIGATION FOR TREATMENT TRbATMENT & X-RAYS IF REQUIRED WOULD BE ADDITIONAL. November 20-22,' 1991 Forbes Newspapers Weekend 6 Weekend Forbes Newspapers November 20-22, 1991 Weekend Mark your (609) 258-3788 •Advocate for sustainable agri- 205 West State St, Trenton V EN T S Speakers Gallery talks Fridays culture will speak as part of the (609) 292-6330 p.m. and Sundays at 3 p.m. "Philosophy and the Land" se- Lecture series Sundays at 2 Publicize your event in WeekendPlus calendar through Dec. 15. Free ad- ries. Limited seating; reser- p.m. through Nov. 24. Free ad- ART FORUM mission. vations required. mission. Adam Long, Jess Borgeson and Reed Calda Auditorium, "Nov. 22, 24: Anne Florey, mu- ED KUROWICKI Type or clearly print your release, •Nov. 24: Glanluca Rocco, the The Bard Martin of the Reduced Shakespeare Montclair State College seum docent, on Amedeo Tuesday, Nov. 26, 7 p.m. com snake of the Pine Barrens. Company. Holiday sale Upper Montclair ModlgJianl's Portrait of Jean Hunterdon County Library include a telephone number ELLY SIENKIEWICZ (201) 893-4307 Cocteau. Route 12, Flemington Lecture series Thursdays at 3 WES JACKSON (908) 806-4869 Friday, Nov. 29,10 a.m. for more information and send to: broken up at Zimmerli p.m. through Dec. 12. Free ad- Monday, Nov. 25, 7 p.m. •CPA will speak about end-of- Stuart Country Day School Steven Hart, WeekendPlus Editor fromage.as they term it, by not- Distinctive gifts from around mission. N J. Museum of Agriculture the-year planning for small Stuart Rd., Princeton Theater troupe ing it would require three and a the world will be ottered Thurs- •Dec. 5: Yong Soon Min, mixed Cook College N businesses. Free admission. (6D9) 466-0745 P.O. Box 699, Somerville 08876 day, Nov; 21, through Sunday, media. Route 1 & College Farm Rd. half days of consistent sitting to NATURAL HISTORY LECTURES •Quilter and teacher will speak Nov. 24, at-the Zimmerfl Art THE ART MUSEUM New Brunswick cuts Shakespeare take in the complete works of Science Theatre about Baltimore album quilts. Fax number: 908-526-2509 Shakespeare and that's too long. Museum, George and Hamilton Princeton University (908) 249-2077 NJ. State Museum Donation $10. down to bite-size In less than two hours, the Re- streets in New Brunswick. urking in the wings of duced Shakespeare Company Museum reproductions will be Shakespeare's greatest condenses all of the Bard's offered along with American In* EVAN | plays is the clown. In plays and throws in a postage dlan jewelry, agate bowls from LOthello and Hamlet he stamp summary of the sonnets Afghanistan, pillows from Laos PICONE goofs around aimlessly, giving for good measure for measure. and hand'painted glass or- groundlings something to laugh Blink and you might miss the naments from China. . Chiropractic Center at and the weak-of-heart a re- "interpretive dance, perform- Sale hours are from 10 am. COATS ance art version of Troilus and to 430 p.m. on Thursday and Wool Coats & All Weather Coats spite from the unrelenting high- dudgeon. In King Lear, the Cressida, or all of the history Friday, noon to 5 p.m. on Satur- WALLPAPER King George Chiropractic Center has adopted five families clown, more poignantly, under- plays compacted into a crown- day and Sunday. to take care of for Thanksgiving Dinner. scores the tragedy. passing football game (the quar- For more information, call FACTORY Bring a canned ham or some fixings for a Thanksgiving All of which means you ought terback gives it to the hunch- (908) 932-7203. back), which snubs Lear as a OUTLET dinner. to check out the inspired trio of clowns in The Complete Works of substitute because he is fic- Printmaking Specializing in This is run in conjunction with the Salvation Army. They tional." will pick up all the food the Monday before the holiday. William Shakespeare (Abridged) Contemporary Designs at the Raritan Valley Com- "This crazy trio are three out- council sale If you bring inany-gifts for the-families- you will-receive a comics who just, want to Easy access to Rt. 287 & Rt. 1 r munity-Theatre.-^ -- g of— free examination. Making its way to Branchburg have some fun while committing New Jersey will hold a sale of 8 Sutton PI., Edison At Unbeatable Prices on Sunday, Nov. 24, as part of madness, mayhem and merri- original art works by Its mem- Open: This Coupon Entitles Bearer To A bers Dec. 1 through Dec. 14 M-F9-3, Sat. 10-2 ADDITIONAL HOURS* the college's "Twixt & Tween- ment on stage.said RVCC the- 985-3349 SATUKDAY & SUNDAY CONSULTATION & INITIAL EXAMINATION kids series (ages 10 to 15), this atre director Charles Miller. at the codicil's headquarters, Station and River roads in 11AM-4 PM (Includes Two Preliminary X-Rays professional touring production "We're pleased to bring them Trtickload Sales is broader than comedy, lower back to Branchburg for another North Branch Station. H ISf? £!so £an7 A Selection Of: Deemed Necessary To Determine than farce — a loving subver- madcap adventure." ThewpftewiBbeonview 'lWeather Coafe W/Zip Out Lining Chiropractic Care Is Needed) Tickets for the 3 p.m. performance are $7.50 for all seats. For Monday through Friday from 9 Nylon Jogging Suits, £kl Jackets sion that pays tribute to its source while sending it up at the same CLOCK Our usuil ranfls ol lees lor 3 FREE exam & x-nys is $25 lo $75 time. Veteran actors Reed Martin, Jess Borgeson and Adam Long reservations, call the RVCC Theatre box office at (908) 725-3420. a.m. to 4 pjti. and Saturday Note: Tin Ire* Inltiil «xamln«tion and consultation plus two preliminary x-rays does not include any Next up on the "Twixt & Tween series is Fred Garbo's Visual REPAIR iddrtjonil Mntas which might be required, Includinrj contlnuinrj treatment. have been called "zany cousins to the Flying Karamazov Broth- from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. ers," by the New York Times. "The show scores high marks for its Comedy and Infatable Vaudeville, set for Sunday, Feb. 2. For more Inffwrnatton, call WHITE THE THEATRE AT RARITAN VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE Route 28 and GRANDFATHER CASTLf non-stop hilarity.Well seasoned from their success at the Edin- (908) 725-2110. Rt. 22 E. GREEN BROOK burgh Festival, the trio of clowns introduce their theatrical "grand Lamington Road, North Branch section of Branchburg, off Routes 22 or 78 in CLOCKS 560-9100 Somerset County. AND OTHER 968-8251 OFFICE HOURS: TYPES OF Mon. lo Fri. 9a.m. lo 7p.m. Happenings 1531 So. Washington Avenue CLOCKS HOURS: MONDAY-FRIDAY 10AM-4PM Saturday 10am - 1pm SATURDAY & SUNDAY 11AM-4PM Plscataway • Prompt NUMBER ONE: ARTISTS AND WRITERS Cranford "Stamp and postcard show, 10 p.m. Free admission. ^J Professional GROUP OF FLEMINGTON (908) 276-8288 a.m.-6 p.me Nov. 23, 10 a.m.- KENILWORTH TRAIN SHOW ^^ Service ON MY (908) 782-3445 •Handcrafted items for sale, 9 5:30 p.m. Nov. 24. Adults $2, Veteran's Hall • Free Estimates (908) 707-1034 a.m.-8 p.m. Nov. 22, 9 a.m.-6 senior citizens and children free. 33 South 21st St •Creativity and casual conver- p.m. Nov. 23. HOUDAY BOUTIQUE Kfinilworth BRANCHBURG Ml*) I sation for writers, held in Three CRAFT & ART FESTIVAL OF CRAFTS (908) 322-6240 Bridges at 7 p.m. Nov. 22, Dec. Pennsylvania Dutch Gospel Fellowship Church •"Non-affiliated" show with work- CLOCK SHOP 6, 20. Free admission; call for Farmers Market 626 Plainsboro Rd. ing layouts, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Nov. DLLS & BEARS... directions. Route 31, Remington Plainsboro 24. Adults $2, children under 12 (908) 725-1790 (609) 799-1945 CHRISTMAS IN (908) 788-8983 free. "Glassblowers, woodworkers, •Craft show held in a Victorian PRINCETON PROFESSIONAL CRAFT sculptors and more, 10 a.m.-4 farmhouse, 10 a.m.-9 p.m. (609) 466-1047 & ART FESTIVAL •Unique boutiques and a tour of p.m. Nov. 29, 30. Free ad- Thursday, Friday and Saturday Over 1700 Different Dolls and Garden State Park EXTERIOR historic houses, all taking place mission. through Dec. 7. Free admission. Route 70, Cherry Hill New Jersey Dec. 3. House tour from 10 DESIGN: THE POWER HOUDAY CRAFT FAIR 750 Bears on Display A M (908) 788-8983 A m in 4tH a.m.-4 p.m. within Princeton, OF IDEAS Mercy Hall •Indoor craft show and pictures Symphony M cost $28.50 for tour and lunch, Crane House Mount St. Mary Academy Artist Dolls & Bears our Specialty $20 for tour alone. Shops at 110 Orange Rd., Montclair 1645 Route 22, Watchung w/Santa, 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Orchestra North Princeton Developmental (201) 261-0071 (908) 757-0108 Nov. 30. Adults $2.50, children Playables and Collectibles Center, Skillman, 9:30 a.m.-5 "Hands-on workshop for craft •Benefit for retired Sisters of under 12 free. "a big pianist., p.m. people and artists, 9 a.m.-4:30 Mercy, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Nov. 23 STAMP, POSTCARD, conmuotdiug and strong" With Self Service CHRISTMAS PARADE p.m. Nov. 26. Cost $30; pre- and 24. Free admission. BASEBALL CARD Manchester Guardian Vacuum System Main St., Metuchen registration required. HOUDAY FAIR OPEN HOUSE (908) 548-2964 . FIBER EXPRESSIONS '91 IN THE COUNTRY AaUstamps Jon Kimura Community House •Stop in and enter to win one of 4 $65.00 Teddy Bears! •The arrival of Santa and the Memorial Building 38 North Main SL, MUttovwi Parker, piano crowning of Miss Merry Christ- Washington Crossing Black River Road and (908) 247-1093 Drawings on November 30, December 7,14, and 21. mas, 2 p.m. Dec. 1. Free ad- Historical Park Route 512, Pottersville •Open housa and tpoclal Kale fof No purchase necessary! mission. Route 32 near Route 532 (908) 439-3792 collector*, 10 a.m.-4 p..ti. Nov. Peter Rubardt, conductor •Gift fair, bake shop, and chil- CLARK STAMP, COIN, Washington Crossing, Pa. 29, 30, Doc i. Frea admission. dren's classics, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. STATE THEATRE, NEW BRUNSWICK BASEBALL CARD SHOW (609) 882-9636 WORLD OF MINI MAN!A •15th annual show and sale of Nov. 23. Free admission. FRi. NOV. 22 8:00 PM Howard Johnson motel vista International Hotel the Handweavers of Bucks Coun- HOUDAY PARADE SYMPHONY HALL, NEWARK Garden State Parkway Routes 1-9 South. Elizabeth ty. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Nov. 22 and AND CAR SHOW SUN. NOV. 24 3:00 PM Exit 135, dark (908) 382-2135 Holiday Hours 23, noon-4 p.m. Nov. 24. Free Bound Brook BRAHMS Variations on i Theme by Ibydn Ultra Modern - Brushless (908) 247-1093 •Dolls and miniatures on display EA SKYDELL'S •Monthly show and sale, 10 admission, (908) 469-0434 RACHMANINOFF Rlupsody on i Theme of Pa((jnin! r>. n „ T, start hw November 29th and for purchase, 10 a.m.-4:30 BRITTEN Passacaglh from Petrr Grimes State of the Art Equipment a.m.-4:30 p.m. Dec. 8. Freo ad- GREATER NEW JERSEY •Santa Claus comes to town Dolls & Toys Friday until 9:00 p.m. p.m. Dec. 1. Adults $5, senior WISSORGSKY Pictures at in Exhibition mission. STAMP EXPO Nov. 23. Parade begins from Tea •176 Union Avenue, Middlesex, N] 0HK4d St & West Union Ave., Bound citizens $4.50, children under 12 TICKETS: 110, 121, 126, J35 COUNTRY HOME COLLECTION Holiday Inn Jetpoit (>pi-n Sunday I •()() yXM pin $2.50. Ptwiew from 9-10 a.m., Student/Senior rush to off when available CRAFT BOUTIQUE Routes 1-9 South, Elizabeth Brook, 10:30 a.m. Car show on Mi.nd.iy thru Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p m admission $7. 15 Colin Kelly St. (201) 379-3779 East Main St. Bound Brook. 1-f CALL 1-800-ALLEGRO Kris Kringle wil be making a number of visrts in this area before Christmas. 8 Weekend ^ Forbes Newspapers November 20-221'' November 2O:2j2,$$l i o Weekend Weekend Style influences substance Continued from pago 7 through Nov. 24. and Esther Fuhrman, through p.m. mission. p.m. FOR VISUAL ARTS Kean College, Union LA VON ART GALLERY Nov. 30. . "Paintings by Angela M. Bellino, •Paintings by Caroline Briz- •Pastels by Carol Duerwald, 68 Elm St.. Summit A talk on how ModiglianVs personality affected his subjects (908) 527-2347 Movie City 5 Mall •Group exhibition, Nov. 30 through Nov. 30. zloara, Sprague Library Gallery, through Dec. 19. (908) 273-9121 Monday through Thursday 1020 Route 18 through Jan. 4,1992. Opening THE MEDICAL CENTER through Nov. 30. MUNICIPAL GALLERY Gallery hours Monday he ways in which the per- placed himself outside the main character portrait. He was a very- from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. and 5-7 East Brunswick reception from 1-5 p.m. Nov. AT PRINCETON •Sculpture by AntrtanjrCrisa- Piscataway Municipal Building through Friday from noon-4 p.m. Friday from 10 a.m.-noon. sonality of the Italian artist stream of the artistic community perceptive artist." (908) 257-8080 30. 253 Witherspoon St. fulli, Gallery One, through Nov. 455 Hoes Lane, Piscataway p.m., Saturday and Sunday AJso by appointment Monday and Thursday from AJ. LEDERMAN FINE ART Princeton 30. (908) 463-0457 from 2-4 p.m. Free admission. Amedeo Modigliani (1884- and created his own style. Admission to The Art Museum •Works by faculty member E. 10 a.m.-8 p.m.; Tuesday, 309 Court St., Hoboken (609)497-4191 •Sculpture by Patti Bsales, Gal- Mopday through Friday from •Abstract and Impressionist T 1920) influenced his por- "For example," she continued, is free. Highlight fours of the Austin Goodwin, through Dec. Wednesday, and Friday from 10 (201W59-3570 Exhibit open during cafeteria lery One, Dec. 3 through Dec. 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Free ad- paintings by Mary Kelly Grieb, 5. traiture will be the' subject of a "he remained committed to por- collection are given every Satur- a.m.-6 p.m.; Saturday from 10 Thursday and Friday from hours. 15. mission. through Dec. 12. _ day at 2 p.m. Gallery HUNTERDON ART CENTER a.m,-5 p.m. Sunday hours by noon-7 p.m., Saturday and •Works by Lee Stang Harr and •"Related Matters," sculpture •Watercolors by Fran Maurer, •Juried exhibition, Nov. 24 gallery talk Friday, ^ T 7 Center St, Clinton appointment Sunday from noon-4 p.m. Sally Stang, through Jan. 16, by three Hoboken artisans. Col- through November. through Dec. 31. Opening re- Nov. 22, at 12:30 p.m. talks are given by fac (908) 735-8415 •Group exhibition, Nov. 30 •Works by Jean Chares Blanc, 1992. lege Art Gallery, through Dec. NABISCO BRANDS GALLERY ception from 2-5 p.m. Nov. 24. in The Art Museum, 'Modigliani was self-centered, chaotic and ulty, docents, and Thursday and Friday frorn through Jan. 4,1992. Opening through Dec. 11. MONTCLAIR STATE 18. River Rd. •& Deforest Ave. •Artisans showcase and sale, ; graduate students noon-4 p.m., Saturday and reception from 1-5 p.m. Nov. MANVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY COLLEGE •Photography by Paul Shelly, East Hanover! 11 a.m. 5 p.m. Dec. 6,10 Princeton University. boorish. It was reflected in his work.' Sunday from 1-5 p.m. every Friday at 12:30 30. 100 South 10th Ave., Manville Upper Montclair Sprague Library Gallery, Dec. 3 (201) 682-7140 a.m.-4 p.m. Dec. 7. MuseUm docent •"The Artist Looks at Hunter- Anne Florey 620 Route 9, Freehold (908) 722-9722 (201) 893-5113 through Dec. 30. ' Open to the public every day PARGOT GAL1ERY p.m. and on Sunday at don County," through Nov. 24. Anne Florey will ex- (908) 780-0800 Monday and Friday from 9 Gallery hours Monday MORTIMER GALLERY from noon-4 p.m. Free ad- Jewish Community Center 3 p.m. from late Sep- •Photographs of "Water Re- Monday through Saturday a.m.-5 p.m., Tuesday and through Friday from 10 a.m.-4 Gill St Bernard's School mission. of Middlesex County amine the artist's por- flections" by Ken Kaplowitz, tember through early from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday Thursday from noon-8 p.m., p.m., Saturday and Sunday St. Bernard's Rd., Gladstone •Open exhibition of N.J. Water 1775 Oak Tree Rd., Edison trait of Jean Cocteau through Nov. 24. hours by appointment Wednesday from 11 a.m.-8 (Gallery One, Sprague Library (908) 234-2345 Color Society, through Dec. 6. May. •Pottery by Deborah Tinsman, by comparing it with other por- traiture at a time when everyone "Sculpture by Steven Zaluski p.m., Saturday from 9 a.m.-2 Gallery) from 1-5 p.m. Free ad- Thursday and Sunday from 2- NEW JERSEY CENTER Please turn to page 18 4 traits from the same era. In the else was rejecting it.The portrait The museum is open Tuesday process she will discuss the of Cocteau is especially in- through Saturday from 10 a.m. manner in which the artist's sightful, according to. Ms. Florey. to 5 p.m. and on Sunday from 1 character contributed to the "When he painted a portrait to 5 p.m. It is closed on Monday FOOD far the HOLIDAYS unique quality of his work. he put himself right in front of and major holidays. The Mu- The free half-hour talk will be seum is in the middle of the 1,001 Food Selections given again on Sunday, Nov. 24, his subject and really caught Princeton University campus. Trenton War at 3 p.m. their personality in his work," Picasso's large sculpture Head of FIELPVILLE FOODS she said. "He uses Cocteau's fea- Memorial a Woman stands in fronk- Cash 'n Carry Store Ms. Florey describes the artist tures — long sharp nose and un- For more information, call Portrait of Jean Cocteau by the Italian artist Amedeo Modigliani will be the Trenton, NJ as a complex and difficult per- generous mouth — to make a (609) 258-3788. subject of two lectures at the Art Museum of Princeton University. Dec; 7 •2pm /Wholesale Prices to thc * Heat 'n Serve self-centered, chaotic, and boor- Dec. 8 • 1 & 4:30 pm wfw •!• •]• wj9 w^ •!• • A Guide To Services And Activities... Get relief from pain spccinu •Party Hois D'Oeuvers ish," she said. "He didn't pay at- $18, $16, $14, $10 •Manlcotti -Lasagne tention to anyone but himself. It with the latest techniques reserved seating A was reflected in his work. 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RICOCHET this low-key gangster tale — •Denzel Washington stars in a t StroSI into Max Cady (Robert Oe Niro) engages With Jim Belushi and Kelly in ungentlemanly behavior in Cape adapted from E.L Doctorow's Lynch. (PG) thriller about a cop whose life Force overpraised novel — is actually and career are threatened by a Fear. ERNEST SCARED STUPID iliiiiHi^piii pretty good. The decline of De- "The grinning goon Ernest P. convict he put away years ago pression-era.gangster Dutch Worrell (Jim Vamey) ac- (John Lithgow). With Ice-T. (R) the past Schultz as viewed throughihl^ cidentally unleashes a troll on RAMBLING ROSE eyes of a young hanger-on, the Halloween night. (PG) •A disarming, superbly-acted majeure film steers a middle course be- THE FISHER KING look at life in a small Georgia 'Christmas Past' tween the operatic Godfather •Robin Williams and Jeff Bridg- town during the Depression. The remake doesn't exactly series and the grimy stupidity es co-star in a fantasy about Laura Dem plays the back- tour of houses New 'Cape Fear' put the antagonists on a level of Scar/ace. With Dustin Hoff- two derelicts — one a de- woods girl who arrives to work playing field — nothing Sam has li||:ii|||||^ii^||J man as Schultz, Nicole Kid- frocked talk-radio host, th,e as a housekeeper and turns ev- a better, crazier man as his moll and, in a cru- other a deranged medievalist erything upside down with her in Somerset Hills done comes close to Cady's cial casting mistake, bland- looking for the Grail. Directed uninhibited sexuality. With Rob- crimes — but it does a good job faced Loren Dean as the pro- by Terry Giliiam (Time Bandits, ert Duvall, Diane Ladd and historic grist mill and a suspense picture of undermining Sam's footing. r< tagonlst. (R) The Adventures of Baron Mun- Lukas Haas as the family that restored carriage house By STEVEN HART THE BUTCHER'S WIFE chausen). (R) takes her in. (R) Cady is given something of a le- "A Greenwich Village butcher FRANKIE & JOHNNY are but two of the choice STRICTLY BUSINESS WeekendPlus Editor gitimate beef, while Sam (Nick (George Dzundza) goes off on a "Hollywood processed cheese, offerings being presented •Romantic comedy about a A fishing trip and comes back in which a short-order cook (Al ax Cady, the villain of Nolte) has been saddled with street kid who gets ahead by by the Historical Society of the with a new, clairvoyant wife Pacino) woos and eventually Martin Scorsese's re- your basic dysfunctional family: playing matchmaker to two am- Somerset Hills during its (Demi Moore). With Jeff Daniels wins a withdrawn, emotionally bitious New York buppies. With make of Cape Fear, his wife Leigh (Jessica Lange) and Frances McDormand. (PG- wounded waitress (Michelle "Christmas Past" holiday tour Tommy Davidson, Joseph C. comes marching out of seems forever on the verge of ' 13) Pfeiffer). (R) on Sunday, Dec. 8. M Phillips and Halle Berry; co- CAPE FEAR HIGHLANDER 2: prison and straight into the cam- taking a swing at him, while his scripted by Village Voice col- The annual event will be held era, a thunderstorm boiling up «A maniacal ex-convict (Robert THE QUICKENING .15-year-old daughter Danielle De Niro), fresh out of prison on •Yes, a sequel. Now aren't you umnist Nelson George. (R) from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and in- behind him as his face fillsth e (Juliette Lewis) is well on her a rape charge, prepares to take sorry you skipped the first one? THE SUPER clude seven buildings in Ber- lens. After 14 years in the pen way to becoming a lifelong revenge on the man who used With Christopher Lambert, Sean •A money-grubbing slumlord nards Township and Bernards- for rape, Cady's in no mood to screwup. false evidence to put him be- Connery and Virginia Madsen. (Joe Pesci) is ordered to live in ville. Among them are two his- waste time; he sets off after the hind bars. Martin Scorsese's (R) An Algonquin Indian and an Algonquin chief (August Schellenberg) look on as a missionary (Lothaire Bluteau) one of his own buildings. With Cape Fear hasn't a single bad first remake, based on the THE HITMAN demonstrates the art of writing in Black Robe, opening this week in area theaters. Vincent Gardenia and Ruben toric houses, a centuries-old defense lawyer who connived to performance — only Joe Don thriller that was itself drawn •Chuck Norris, the man with Blades. (R) • barn converged to an inn, a resi- send him to jail and never lets from John D. McDonald's novel the lethal back-kick, plays a un- YEAR OF THE GUN Baker, playing some hired mus- The Executioners. W\th Nick dence. .cQnyjcrlcd_tQ-.a school- up for a minute. When Sam clc who badlv...underestimates dercover cop in serious trouble. this time Kid is pursuing college bland filmmaking debut, re- Dianne Weist. (Pfi) -With Gregory Pock, and • .-»An-American oxpatriate's-first Bowden, the man CadyVstalk- Dreyfuss-trots-out^l hi& familiar Nottertessica Langtrarrchtoe— whiteTraychases fame"as a deemed mainly by the fine per- OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEY Penelope Ann Miller. (R) novel, a thriller about terrorists, house, and an 1809 federal acad- Cady's resolve, could be faulted Don Baker; cameo appear- —m- rapper. With Full Force and formance of Adam Hann-Byrd •Wall Street's most ruthless THE PEOPLE earns him unwelcome attention emy that is now the head- ing, invokes the term force ma- ances by Robert Mitchum and HOUSE PARTY 2 Queen Latifah. (R) as a 7-year-old genius whose corporate raider, Larry the Liq- UNDER THE STAIRS from the real thing. With An- for playing too broadly — but it •Kid'N Play (a.k.a. Chris Reid quarters of the historical society. jeure to justify illegal flight in does boast three extraordinary llliplll||||ll^||ui|i|l Gregory Peck, who played the LITTLE MAN TATE welfare may depend on his uidator (PMOY-PjYitoLgaes.-. "The latest horror movie from. drew McCarthy, Valeria Golina the face of Cady's wrath, it's not antagonists in the original film. and Christopher Martin) reprise "Jodie Foster's surprisingly being able to leave home. With after a New England company. Wes Craven (A Nightmare on and Sharon Stone. (R) The seven properties which a tricky legalism, only a statement of fact. ones. As Sam's ripe, confused their roles from the original: will be open for tourists are: „ ._„ .—„ . daughter, Juliette Lewis does a splendid, artfully artless job of iisiiiKiiiiiii Van Dom Mill Route 202 & Though time seems to have added to its luster in the minds of playing teenaged coltishness off developing sexiness. Her big liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijii Childs Road, Basking Ridge. This many, the 1962 Cape Fear wasn't a very good movie. The script was scene with Cady, played on a high school stage set built for Little Review revue 1842 structure is at the entrance based on The Executioners by John D. MacDonald, a writer who Red Riding Wolf, shows her simultaneously repelled and attracted to Franklin Corners, a Bernards The Van Dorn Mill at Route 202 and Childs Road in Basking Ridge is part of the never lost track of who the bad guys were — a set-up the film did by this Big Bad Wolf. When Sam, having heard about the meeting, Township historic district, with houses and structures in the Somerset Hills, set for Dec. 8. Tickets must be pi nothing to change. Robert Mitchum was a fine, deceptively indo- grows enraged at her coyness about what happened, Scorsese de- both the building and district on lent-looking Cady but with Gregory Peck wearingthe white hat the livers a set-piece that deftly gives us each point of view: the father, Nothing beastly about these reviews the state and national registers contest between *_Jgoo~ - _d- an—d — evi . - -l _ha ~ *—d * —al - - lw-. thwe »» urgenc- *-\ " ~ ** 4/ y""' " o*•f «, a. . jtri— »,p w atno a frightened and determined to reassert control of his family; the of historic places. The four-story convenience store; the ending, with Peck delivering one last pomp- convenience store: the ending, with Peck dehvftrinp nnp last nnmn. daughter, her faith in him all but lost in growing contempt. ("You Beauty and the Beast, fieldstone structure has a gambrel roof and its masonry work is library, music room, conservatory, j ous lecture before sending Cady back to the hoosegow, ranks as objects — clocks, teacups, bedroom tiles framing the fireplace. The ma: aren't allowed to stand up," she sneers when Sam, setting an Walt Disney Pictures' bid to dressers, — chatter away in comball for- considered among the finest in the state. one of the lamest in screen history. Features include a double Dutch door at the front and a large fish will also be shown. ambush for Cady in the house, ducks below a window.) match the phenomenal success eign accents." Gleiberman's praise, Mitchum and Peck both have neatly reversed cameo roles in this Illeana Douglas, as a co-worker whose crush on Sam makes her weather vane on the roof. The mill's foyer serves as a museum with A late 18th-century home with i remade Cape Fear: this time of The Uttle Mermaid, is a safe however, was somewhat muted. The an early target for Cady, has the artifacts, original photographs, and memorabilia. The mill's walls in Liberty Corner, is the centerpiece < Mitchum plays the local law, bet to be oneuof the Christmas Beast, who "should be a figure of 600 feet from the road down a long job of showing what might have are 3 1/2 feet thick at the base. Some of the original local oak while Peck is a Bible-thumping As Max Cady, Robert De Niro is Pentecostal hellfire and season's top-grossing films. haunting, monstrous poignance" is, in beams, 26- to 40-feet-long, are still visible and in good condition. called one of the most inviting in E lawyer Cady uses to keep Sam damnation incarnate befallen Danielle. This previ- <3last^ While most of the reviews have this version, someone who "comes Old Mill Inn Route 202 & North Maple Ave., Basking Ridge. This was features is an elegant and airy mus ously unknown actress pulls off off-balance while he spins his 2> Maionrta: Tru$'^ Dare(4) been positive, many critics have across as a rather grouchy bison." This the former Southard barn, which was part of the Van Dorn Mill which overlooks a pond. This norm a great drunken scene with found the follow-up somewhat Disney cartoon lacks "the core of enrap- complex and was moved across the street in the 1930s by William and tenon, has brick-filled walls. It web around the Bowden family. Cady; mad at Sam and at herself (Martin Balsam, another member of the 1962 cast, also puts in an lacking in soul. Even with this tured yearning that marked Dumbo, Childs Jr. of the renowned Childs restaurant chain. It became a fan light. Notable accents include £ for getting stuck on him, she lets her excitement over her own p caveat, however, just about Bambi and the OedipaJ.bond between restaurant with all baking done on the premises using flour from the working kitchen; hunting mem appearance.) Ever the self-conscious film buff, Scorsese has recklessness overcome any doubts about Cady. When the danger packed the film with other early '60s references, from the music by 5. One Good Cop i#j every reviewer continued Beauty Ariel and her Neptune-like father in T7)e the Van Dorn Mill. Restaurant patrons would tour the restored mounted on the library wall; a buil becomes obvious, she tries to keep control by treating the whole Little Mermaid." The movie, while enjoy- building and purchase bags of flour and corn meal until the mid- en; and antique furniture. Elmer Bernstein (a re-orchestration of Bernard Herrmann's origi- thing as a joke — her increasingly hysterical laughter continues 6. The Haiti Way (5). and the Beast superior to any nal score) to the nifty opening sequence co-designed by Saul Bass, able, is not "a cartoon with soul. It's by 19403. The inn's building was • right up until the moment Cady begins snapping her bones. 7. Switch (11) other children's film this season who created the title credits for Psycho and North by Northwest, (admittedly a limited field) and that standard that Beauty and the constructed sometime late in the . . The third and most memorabje turn, naturally, is Robert De 18th century and has exterior Among the Sites are tWO historic HOUSeS, an among others. Scorsese also rummages through a bag of mostly Niro's Cady. Where Mitchum played Cady for laid-back menace — & A Kiss Beforetying (7 ) approved of its message in sup- Beast, for all its craftsmanly charm, falls discarded period technical tricks: from the optical reverses that short." stone chimneys, plus board and Q]A ~J?,m j}j anA fl cmtliri^~nld bam his casualncss about his plan for revenge was in itself a slap at 9. The Silence of the Lambs port of reading and education. ULU mi u U cmiunL uia uum punctuate the action to the overly-bright interiors shot in disori- Sam — Dc Niro is Pentecostal hellfire and damnation incarnate. batten shutters. There is a salt- b """ - ^ enting wide-screen Panavision, Cape Fear has the look and feel of 10. Awakenings (8) Newsweek box configuration, two stories in HOW USed OS an inn All sinew and Biblical tattoos ("I don't know if I should look at him 11 Home Alone (9) New York a 1962 film made with 1991 technology. Even at its scariest, the or read him," one cop marvels) Cady is full of missionary fervor: "Sophisticated and funny, romantic the front and one in the rear. film takes homage to the brink of parody, yet Scorsese doesn't 12. Sleeping wfth the Enemy having suffered to achieve what he considers self-realization, he Daily News and scary, the story has been reimag- Other original features are the neglect to deliver the suspense movie goods. Cape Fear delivers genuinely believes himself to be the means by which Sam will (12) ined with a wonderful new supporting Dutch six-panel front door and floors, shiplapped siding, many roc brilliantly, combining high style with high tension. Though she found the new rooster weather vane. Four of the inn's second-floor rooms will be atone for his sins. No schoolboy lectures for this villain! At the end 13. The Marrying Man (lo) shown on the tour. ' '" • < glish-style building was formerly p MacDonald's novel was about a rational, law-abiding man who cartoon "not quite as captivating cast of characters and witty, memorable of the film's all-stops-out apocalyptic climax, Cady goes out with all 14. Oscar (14) as The Little Mermaid," Kath- songs that put current Broadway fare to Franklin Academy now a private residence in Franklin Corners, included. Japanese gardens plantec invests his soul in the preservation of order and learns that an guns blazing, speaking in tongues and keeping his eyes locked on 15. Class Action leen Carroll called Beauty shame," wrote David Arisen. As the Basking Ridge. This is the third building in this historic district, and Madame Butterfly starring Mary Pi ordertrsWTely can't protect him - that, in fact, Cady can turn Sam as he sinks, back into the swamp — implacable to t)ie very served as a one-room schoolhouse from 1851-1905. It has Greek th^ Japanese gardens. society's rules against him with insolent ease. Source: Wboanj, Nov.. 16 issue and the Beast a continued dem- voice of the Beast, Robby Benson uses end. The title characters of Beauty and the Beast. Can you guess which is which? Revival styling, with its gable end facing the road; the structure has The Brick Academy, 15 West O; onstration of the Disney team's a "rich bass that will startie those who corner pilasters and a wide temple facade. Although .altered several Historical Society of the Somerset "astonishing creative skills." had him pegged as a whispery eternal times and expanded, there is much charm in the original 6/6 sash house was originally the Basking I Among the supporting characters she particularly enjoyed Lu- Entertainment Weekly kid." Paige O'Hara's Belle "has a lot more spunk than the and an arched window light at the gable with its keystone on the school attended by students from ] miere, a walking candlestick with a voice evocative of the late traditional Disney ingenue," Ansen said, noting that it improved and parts of New Jersey. The red b Film capsules "From its eye-popping opening shot, a shimmering vista of the top. Maurice Chevalier. The climactic battle between the Beast and on The Uttle Mermaid by depicting the heroine in a way that A mid-1850s farmhouse in Basking Ridge, this residence was high, a rectangular structure with Beast's castle looming up from behind a nearly 3-D forest, the OPENINGS AN AMERICAN TAIL "During the 17th century, a Gaston, the village bully who wants the heroine for himself, foundation is of native stone at the novel; directed by Bruce Be- reers span World War II, the isn't "cloylngly sexist." "Their love story has real poignance (has moved from its original location. There is a combination of Gothic THE ADDAMS FAMILY FIEVEL GOES WEST who wants to reunite her es- movie rarely fails to dazzle," wrote Owen Glelberman. young priest making his way resford ("Breaker" Morant. Korean War and the Vietnam from a talking robot With the struck her as "overly violent for such a gentle movie." However, and Italianate design in the home, but its remodeling has reflected state and national registers of hist •Family life with the agreeably •The further animated adven- tranged parents for Christmas. there ever been this sexy a kiss between two Disney drawings), from Quebec to a Huron mis- Driving Miss Daisy). With Lo- War. With George Segal and voice of Alan Thicke. (PG) "There's also the friendly, knockabout humor, with animals skit- A limited number of tickets are i twisted clan, masterminded by tures of Revel Mouskewitz. With Hariey Jane Kozak, Lauren "this charming, endearingly witty movie should be on every not to mention a welcome message for kids growing up in our a Colonial Revival house in the T shape, with several additions in sionary post must make his thaire Bluteau. August Schel- Jack Sheldon. (R) BEAUTY AND THE BEAST tering across courtyards and rooms turned into giant playpens. Westfield's favorite son Charles With the voices of James Stew- Bacall and Leslie Nielsen (!) as the rear. There is a wraparound front porch, supported by square addressed, stamped business-size i way past various tribes while lenberg and Sandrine Holt. (Ft) "Madame de VWeneuve's fairy child's Christmas list," not least for its "important message for appearance-obsessed society." Addams. With Raul Julia, An- Santa. (G) And, of course, there's the fun of seeing familiar domestic art, Dom DeLuise and John dealing with his own doubts FOR THE BOYS CURRENT FILMS tale gets the Disney treatment. children about not judging people by their appearances." posts. Scored beams are evident in the basement; three of its six of the Somerset Hills, P.O. Box 411 jelica Huston. Christopher Lloyd Cleese. (G) about his assignment. Screen- AND YOU THOUGHT YOUR (G) •Bette Midler and James Caan ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS fireplaces are operational. First-floor rooms on view will include a Orders must be received by Saturc and Thing. (PG-13) BLACK ROBE play by Brian Moore, from his PARENTS WERE WEIRD as USO performers whose ca- •Holiday tale about a little girl •A troubled family gets help . Ploaso turn to page 13 f Forbes Newspapers November 20-22, 1991 12 Weetend "Forbes Newspapers November 20-22, 1991 'N6yf?o tb"er;2Q'-2^,.'J9911':".'" VorfyU Newspaper's" l.'j Weekend I G H T LIFE Ice Cube: Lifestyles of the poor and unfortunate By STEVEN HART Yes, it's shakeout time at the Ice Cube fan club: palefaces who got a kick out of shouting the obscene WeekendPlus Editor Rocking ee Cube does a number of remarkable things on his chorus to "The Nigga Ya Love to Hate" will have to Rockers Joe Walsh (top) and Gary .deal with"Hqrny Li'l Devil," which uses "devil" in the - U.S. Bonds (bottom) will join in a n^-albun^DeattaifieftMk^ :*» r aJ2BY*^-«Jf* '* song he does something downright amazing: he ac- Farrakhanite sense while threatening to de-horn one benefit concert to raise money for for charity the Hungerthon charity. f tually leaves you feeling sorry for the rappers in his caught staring at a black woman. In a subtler vein, with Woody old group, N.W.A. there's "Robin Lench," in which a member of Cube's Woody Hairelsofi, best known Lenc|i«^Iob crew does a passable imitation of the Aus- Derringer, Walsh Since Cube split with N.W.A two years ago over a has blossomed over the last as money dispute, their feud has been the subtext for ev- k\e ce)el)^jAteundfis he goes slumming in Watts, host-"" and company play b|a shovicfMMite^W Poor and Unfortunate, seven years, featuring such at- from the TV series Cheers and a erything from JDr.JQre!s_ assault jpjLa video^how_hosjess_ tractions as a Crosby, Stills and to the Boyz N the Hood scene in which the hero's pals "Where you and your broad can spend eight days and for Hungerthon Nash concert in the United Na- ™$uppo"rBng character in the film stomp a chain-snatcher wearfhg an Eazy-E T-shirt. "No- nine dangerous nights ih the Come On In Hotel, over- By WILLIAM WESTHOVEN tions General Assemble Hall in DOC Hollywood, witt perform Vaseline," Cube's rejoinder to "Message to the B.A." on viewing the Watts Towers." The opening rap has him WeekendPlus Writer 1989. Saturday, Nov. 23, at 10 p.m. Niggaz4life is a blast of raw vitriol that should end the |Htlining what he'd like to do with Daryl Gates; the arrying on in the foot- This year, the concert portion In the Club Bone, Route 35 in L.A. police^Tso turn up threatening to "do you like steps of the late song- of the festivities has moved on dissing match for the forseeable future. Taking away writer and anti-hunger ac- Sayreviile. their street names is a nice touch; calling somebody Rodney Kane (sic)." to the Count Basie Theatre, Yet along with the hatefulness comes the talent. C tivist Harry Chapin, an where Rock Against Hunger will The performance, preceded "Toby" does take a bit of the edge off a fearsome rep. exciting lineup of classic rockers These songs (most of them laced with grim humor) are provide their annual contri- by an optional dinner at S p.m., M.C. Ren, Yella, Eazy-E and Dr. Dre are only four of will stage a benefit concert Fri- bution to the cause. targets Ice Cube singles out in Death Certificate; the about a whole segment of society in the most dire kind day. Nov. 23, at the Count Basic will showcase not only Mr. Har- "I think people can look for- rest of the list is taken up with Koreans, Jews, Daryl of trouble, opening with "My Summer Vacation," a nar- Theatre in Red Bank. relson's comedic talents but his Gates, homosexuals, women, rappers who turn their rative about L.A. drug-runners setting up shop in St. ward to a fabulous night of clas- sic rock and know they are also musical ones as he leads Manly backs on their roots and, naturally, white people. Some Louis, and ending with "Alive on Arrival," in which Representing the Rock Against Hunger organization helping out a very important Moondog & The Three Kool of it is riveting, some of it is coarsely hilarious (though Cube, shot in the back during a drug bust, slowly bleeds cause," said K-ROCK program to death as he waits for attention in a hospital waiting will be Joe Walsh, Southside Kate. „ this album's woman song isn't nearly as gross as "You Johnny and Bobby Bandiera, director Mark Chernoff. Can't Fade Me" on AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted, his first area: "Now I'm laid out/ People: step£in^over me to get Riek Derringer;- Gary-"U:S." —T1t&ets-anr$30"fbr Uie dinner dfoser to the TV.. .An hour done passed/ Done watched Bonds, Eddie and the Cruisers ment on the usual rumors about and show, $20 for the show two episodes of M*A*S*H." Ice Cube's gift for storytell- interesting combination: a genuine artist whose mate- and Outcry, all teaming up to the kind of "special guests" who only. For more Information, call rial can leave you feeling nauseated. Anger, depair and ing raps is as strong as ever, and the album's sound — raise money during the annual often show up for benefit con- hatred are the meat and drink of his first-person songs; produced under Cube's supervision this time out — is World Hunger Year (WHY) Inc. certs in the Jersey Shore area. Hungerthon. rather than invite you in, his albums shout at you to get Ice Cube: As talented as his material can be hateful. as dense, noisy and detailed as the best work of the "I hope there's some sort of the hell out. Bomb Squad, the producers of Public Enemy's sound- jam," he said. "A lot of those A woman of Going in anyway, however, can be educational in the scapes. The show will be hosted by K- guys know each other and have ROCK radio personality Vin played together before, but ei- many parts most unexpected ways: not only do you learn some- that purports to show "where we need to go." Trouble It would be cynical to assume that Cube's double- Scelsa. K-ROCK is also devoting ther way, it should be a great thing about the black gang subculture and lower-class is, the content of the Life Side is distinguishable from hard stance is meant to shore up his image after his its entire weekend to the cause, show." black youths in general, you learn about what prc- low-key,'rather touching performance in Boyz JV the the Death Side only by its choice of targets. "Black beginning with Howard Stern's Rick Derringer, who has per- occpuies them. Like many rappers, Cube has joined the Hood and his song "Dead Homiez," a mournful chroni- show on Friday morning and formed at several Hupgerthon Nation of Islam, and the sleeve of Death Certificate Korea" all but advocates a Kristallnacht against Asians cle of the human toll exacted by endless gang warfare. ending with Scelsa's Sunday with the temerity to open businesses in black neighbor- benefits in the past, is looking shows him posed in front of a phalanx of Fruit of Islam Those career developments caused some to hope for a night "Idiot's Delight." The 66- forward to playing such fa- bodyguards. Some of the songs here, particularly "Us," hoods, while "I Wanna Kill Sam" has Cube fantasizing kinder, gentler Cube who would grow beyond his role hour "Radiothon" will allow contributors to make vorites as "Rock and Roll Hoochie-Koo" and some preach the Black Muslim ethic of economic self- about staging "the ultimate drive-by" against the guy in as an equal opportunity offender. As it turns out, Death requests, while those who contribute $50 or more new, self-penned songs he hopes to include on a will receive a T-Shirt designed by Doonesbury new solo album. sufficiency; in fact, Death Certificate is presented as a red, white and blue. Following the Black Muslim line Certificate is AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted only more so: creator Gary Trudeau. concept album with a Death Side ("A mirror image of has only hardened Cube's longstanding view of the mel- half-smart ideas couched in the smartest rapping "I think it's a great benefit and it's always a Ms. Norileet who n3s ap- where we are today," Cube announces) and a Life Side anin-deficient as the root of all evil. around, a mixture as alienating as it is listenable. Bill Ayres, who co-founded WHY along with great concert," he said. "Southside's done other Chapin back in 1975, has seen the Hungerthon benefits with me in the past and of course Joe peared on 7?»ron/^itSftow grow from a modest effort to inform the public mi Evening at the lmprw,m about world hunger into a major fund-raising Walsh and I have been friends for a long time. I did the first four Hungerthons but I missed the perform through Nov. 24 at Soundings Curtain times event. last two due to other obligations. I only wish it was "The orginal Hungerthon (a 24-hour informa- a perfect record." CatchARisingStar, Hyatt Re- tion marathon on WNEW-FM) was intended to gency Princeton, 102 Carnegie Joe Walsh, of course, is both a former member of Continuod from page 15 •Organist performs works by SHERMAN & SIEHL Rutgers University OPENINGS Gibson's drama about Anne (908) 968-7555 raise conciousness, not money," said Ayers. In Center off Route 1 in West mission $10 for museum mem- Liszt, J.S. Bach, Saint-Saens and Friday, Dec. 6, 8 p.m. George St. & Route 18 CREATIVE THEATRE Sullivan, the woman who •Quarterrna/ne's Terms, recent years, however, WHY has re-directed its the Eagles and popular solo artist who recently bers, $12 for non-members. other composers. Admission $7 Six Mile Run New Brunswick Arts Council Building taught sign language to Simon Gray's play about the focus. They started a new program called "Rein- opened for the Doobie Brothers during a nation- Windsor. NEW PHILHARMONIC in advance, $8 at the door; in- Reformed Church (908) 932-7511 102 Witherspoon St. Helen Keller. Nov. 22, 23 at teachers at a small British wide summer tour. Gary "U.S." Bonds is known for OF NEW JERSEY cludes reception. •Premiere of E/iso by Catherine Headlines perform Tuesday Route 27, Franklin Park Princeton 7 p.m., Nov. 24 at 2 p.m. school. Through Nov. 23. vesting in America," which helps independent Saturday, Nov. 23, 8 p.m. PLAINF1ELD SYMPHONY (908) 821-1324 Hondorp; William Walton's Fa- such golden oldies as "Quarter to Three" and a (609) 924-3489 Tickets $3. Tickets $9 Fridays and Satur- charitable organizations find funding, make con- Sunday, Nov. 24, 3 p.m. Saturday. Dec. 7, 8 p.m. •Folksingers perform w/Mar- cade w/poems read by Marilyn successful comeback in 1980 spearheded by Bruce through Thursday and Sunday at 'A Stitch In Time, Angela days at 8:30 p.m., $8 Sun- Morris Museum Crescent Avenue guerite Tiger in a coffeehouse Somvill; and other works. Adults NOW PLAYING nections with the media and spread innovative Lloyd's one-wpman show in day, Nov. 10, at 2 p.m. Springsteen. 8:30 p.m., with an $8 cover 6 Normandy Heights Rd. Presbyterian Church setting. Admission $5 w/a do- $11; elderly, RU faculty and staff THE ACTING STUDIO methods of helping the underprivileged. which folk tales and family Morristown 716 Watchung Ave., Plainfield nation of non-perishable food, $6 $10; RU students $7. Edison Valley Playhouse ENTERTAINERS THEATRE Naturally, Southside Johnny and longtime As- reminisences are "sewn" to- charge. Performances are Friday (201) 538-0454 (908) 561-5140 w/o a donation. THE NUTCRACKER Oak Tree Road, Edison PeopleCare Center "At World Hunger Year, we do more than feed bury Juke Bobby Bandiera need no introduction to gether Into a tapestry. Satur- •Concert w/Robert White, tenor. •Gershwin's Lullaby for Strings; SUMMIT CHORALE Nov. 22 through Dec. 1 (908) 755-4654 120 Finrieme Ave. at 8:30 p.m. and 11 p.m. and day, Nov. 23, at 11 a.m. people - we help them to feed themselves," Mr. New Jersey music fans. Admission $15. Mozart's Slnfonia Concertante; Saturday, Dec. 7, 8 p.m. McCarter Theatre 'The Cocktail Hour, A.R. Gur- Bridgewater Tickets $3. Ayres explained. "We are trying to get to the Southside currently resides in California, but Saturday at 7 pjrt., 9:15 p.m. THE OLD YULET1DE FEAST Puccini's Preludio Sinfonlco; and St. Rose of Lima Church 91 University PI.. Princeton ney's autobiographical com- (908) 873-5874 ballet music from Le Cid by 52 Short Hills Ave. GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE foot of the problem. In some cases, that meant helping people find was in the Garden State as recently as October, when he taped a Thursday, Dec. 5, 6 p.m. (609) 683-8000 edy. Through Nov. 30, Fri- •Heai*n Can Walt, Harry Se- and 11*30 p,m., $12 coven Massenet. Adults $17, $12; eld- Short Hills 9 Livingston Ave. Downs Hall, Koan College Dec. 7 and 8 days and Saturdays at 8:30 gall's romantic comedy about permanent housing, or a job, or drug counseling or health care. It's video of his new single, "It's Been a Long Time," at the now-closed erly and students $8. Sunday, Dec. 8, 8 p.m. War Memorial New Brunswick Union p.m. a boxer snatched into heaven a move towards self-reliance." Stone Pony in Asbury Park with Springsteen and Little Steven. For more Information and (908) 527-2337 RARITAN VALLEY Crescent Avenue John Fitch Plaza, Trenton (08) 246-7469 APHRA BEHN before his time who is al- SYMPHONIC BAND Presbyterian Church »/ Ought (o Be In Pictures, A limited number of tickets are available with a private re- reservations, call (609) 987- •Madrigal dinner w/Tioliday se- (908) 821-9247 lowed to return to earth. Mr. Chapin's death in 1981 suspended Hungerthon activities Wednesday, Dec. 4, 8 p.m. 716,WatchungAve., Plainfield Neil Simon's comedy about a THEATRE COMPANY ception for the best seats in the house at $50. The remaining seats lections by the Kean College •Performed by the American Rep- Through Nov. 17, Fridays and until 1985, when Ayres got together with former WNEW disc jockey Choir. Admission $18. Hillsborough High School (201) 674-4607 drunken Hollywood writer vis- S.'J. Gerenser Theater 8018. ertory Ballet Company. Call for Saturdays at 7:30 p.m., are priced at $35 and $25. ORQUESTRA LA DECISION Amwell Rd. and Raider Blvd. •"The Musical Mastery of William ited by the daughter he Bridge Street & Stockton Av- Pete Fornatele, who had since moved on to K-ROCK. The event times and ticket prices. Sundays at 2:30 p.m. Ad- COUNT BASIE THEATRE 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank. (908) 842-9000. Saturday, Nov. 23, 8 p.m. Hillsborough Byrd," featuring his Five-Part PHILADANCO abandoned 16 years before. enue mission $8. Cavalla Room (908) 359-7485 Mass and carols. Adults $12, Monday, Nov. 25, 8 p.m. Nov. 25 through Dec. 22. New Hope, Pa. Student Center "Community orchestra performs elderly and students $8. Fine Arts Theatre Tuesdays through Saturdays (215)862-3777 GEORGE 99 Rider College, Lawrenceville works by Grieg, Mussorgsky, El- DWIGHT THOMAS Rider College, Lawrenceville at 8 p.m., Sundays at 2 p.m. "The Night Spirit, Cynthia Lee George Street Playhouse (609) 896-5192 lington, and other composers. Sunday, Dec. 1, 3 p.m. (609) 896-5303 and 7 p.m. Thursday mati- Smith's play about Mary 9 Livingston Ave. Free admission. War Memorial Club mix •Mucho salsa and merengue •Philadelphia Dance Company nees Dec. 5, 12,19 at 11 Shelley, the author of Fran- New Brunswick RIGOLETTO played live and with a DJ. Free John Rtch Plaza, Trenton performs. Admission $12. a.m. Saturday matinees Dec. kenstein. Through Nov. 30. (908) 246-7717 Dec. 6 and 7, 8 p.m. admission. (609) 984-8484 VALLEY SQUARES 21 at 2 p.m. Monday, Nov. Thursday, Friday, Saturday 'All, a one-man play about BINGO'S McEachem Recital Hall Starr, Nov. 23. Voodudes, Nov. 27. press, Nov. 22. •Love Decay, Nov. 22. at 8:30 p.m., Friday at 8:30 (908) 254-4226 RICHARD PILUNER "Organist performs in a pops Thursday, Dec. 5, 8 p.m. Montclair State College 25, at 8 p.m. at 8 p.m., Sunday matinee former heavyweight boxing Regal Inn (formerly Sheraton) BOURBON STREET CAFE •Hambone, Nov. 29. •Big Drill Car, Kid w/Man Head, •Feedback, Nov. 23. and 11 p.m., Saturday at 7, Live comody every Friday and Sunday, Dec. 1, 4 p.m. concert. Admission $8 to $5. Bayberry School Upper Montclair MANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL at 3 p.m. Tickets $15, champion Muhammad Ali. Kingsbridge Rd., Piscataway Old Bay Restaurant •Night Train, Nov. 30. Butthead Bass 151, Nov. 23. CATCH A RISING ST.'R 9:15, and 11:30 p.m. College Saturday starting 10 p.m. Cranford Unitod Methodist Bayberry Lane, Watchung (201) 893-5228 DRAMA CLUB $12.50 for studonts and Through Nov. 24, perform- (908) 469-5700 61-63 Church St. BRIGHTON BAR •Channel One, Nov. 24. Hyatt Regency Princeton Night every Tuesday and Sun- •Tod St James (psychic), Nov. Church (908) 754-0573 "Excerpts from the Verdi opera, DANCE 1100 Brooks Boulevard the elderly. ances Tuesday through Sat- BIRCH HILL NIGHT CLUB New Brunswick 121 Brighton Ave. CARTERET HILL BOWL Route 1 & Alexander Rd. day. 30. 201 East Lincoln Ave. •Squaro dance troupe w/perform- presented in a workshop. Do- DancoPLUS Manvillo CIRCLE PLAYERS urday at 8 p.m., Sundays at Route 9 South, Old Bridge (908) 246-3111 Long Branch 569 Roosevelt Ave. West Windsor •Susan Norfleet, through Nov. THE CHi 7CH Cranford ances on the "plus" level. Mem- Church St off George St nation. Nov. 22 and 23, 8 p.m. (908) 231-8513 416 Victoria Ave. 7 p.m., Saturday matinees at (908) 536-0650 •Passages, Nov. 22. (908) 222-9684 Carteret (609) 987-8018 24. (908) 276-0936 Nicholas Music Center bers $2.50, non-members $3. (next to parking deck) "7?io Miracle Worker, William Piscataway 2 p.m. Tickets $15. Male revue, Thursdays. •Evidence, Nov. 23. •Blood Oranges, Every Damn (908) 969-1515 Headline comedy Tuesday CHARLETS UNCLE •George Lamond. Brenda K. •Thanksgiving party w/The Day, Grievous Angels, C&C Ex- Open-mike night. Thursdays. through Thursday and Sunday 41S Route 18, East Brunswick Pleasa turn to page 18 16 Forbes-NeWspaf)e^N' November 20-22;-1991' November 20^22,1991 Forbes .Newspaper? 17, ••;:.

Open blues jam, Tuesdays. (908)246-8028 I N I N G »Ed Polcer Quartet, Nov. 22. THE FAR SIDE Hub City Jam, every Sunday — •Virginia Mayhew Quartet, Nov. 789 Jersey Ave. bring an instrument and sit in Club mix 23. New Brunswick w/ house band. •Kenny Davern Quartet w/ (908) 246-9414 •Blues du Jour, Nov. 27. Howard Alden, Nov. 27. Open-mike night, Mondays. JACK O'CONNOR'S QUALITY BEEF AND SEAFOOD Contlnuod from page 17 •John Cocuzzi Quartet, Nov. FAST LANE II 1288 Route 22 East New Brunswick 29. 30. 2Q7 Fourth Ave., Asbury Park A menu • Bridgewater (§08) 828-8385 CORNER TAVERN (908) 988-3205 (908) 725-1500 CITY GARDENS 113 Somerset St. The Outcry, Wednesdays. No cover, no minimum, 1701 Calhoun St., Trenton New Brunswick 99-cent dance night, Thursdays Piano brunch w/Gladys Rich- (609) 392-8887 (908) 247-7677 and Saturdays. LHtie Apple Cafe & Res- •MC 9O0 Ft. Jesus, Transilvia, ards, Sundays. with more Spook Handy Show, Tuesdays. •Bang Tango, Backwoods, Nov. taurant, Route J206 South in Nov. 22. D.J. dance party, Thursdays. 22. Brian McCardle, Mondays. Hillsborough^ offers daily aB-you- •Hyperactive, Nov. 27. COURT TAVERN •Tommy Conwell & The Young Korba & LeBeouf, Tuesdays. Chinese food •Pig Face, Dec. 15. 124 Church St. Rumblers, Nov. 23. Willie Lynch Trio (Irish), Thurs- can-eat specials. Monday night •Bad Religion, The Vandals, New Brunswick •Murphy's Law, Social Decay, days. fooiJball IrK^udestreeriaiftime Dec. 21. (908) 545-7265 Niblick Henbane, Shovelhead, •C.C. & Gault, Nov. 22. for every taste beer. There's five ent^rirnent CLUB A.D. Reggae night. Tuesdays. Nov. 24. •Vinnie D. Swing Band, Nov, 536 Main St., East Orange "Love Shack" dance party, •Screaming for Emily, Take 23. (201) 678-5002 Thursdays. Two, Nov. 29. •Raised on Blues (R&B), Nov. at Chan's Garden and a comedy show every Sun- CLUB BENE THE COVE •Spin Doctors, Jive Tribe, The 29. By MICK! PULSINELLJ day at 8:30 p.m. (908) 359- .-;. Route 35, Sayreville 108 Chestnut St., Roselle Kind, Nov. 30. •Mike Byrne & The Green Derby Culinary Correspondent (908) 727-3000 (908) 241-1226 • "Dyer's Eve, SkiLzo, Dec. 1. Boys, Nov. 30. •Slaves of New Brunswick (w/ Dave LaRue, Mondays. •Slaves of New Brunswick (w/ JOHN & PETER'S wish I were a little more ad- :: Glen Burtnick of Styx), Nov. Open coffeehouse, Tuesdays. The Governor Morris Glen Burtnick of Styx), Soul En- 96 South Main St. venturous. If I were I would Hotel and Conferenctt 22. •Love Pirates, Barn Burners, gines, Dec. 6. New Hope, Pa. order things like shark's fin •Physical Graffiti (Led Zeppelin Water, Nov. 22. •Vinnie Moore, Dec. 8. (215) 862-0823 in °Rumor Hazit, Lament, Last soup, buffalo carp or sea tribute), Nov. 27. GIGGLES COMEDY CAFE Free admission Saturday, Sun- I •John ("Dr. Dirty") Valby, Nov. Train Out, Nov. 23. Clarion Hotel & Towers day afternoons. bass. But I'm not, so I stick with tastrwwestabHshrnerrtsfor 29. CRICKET CLUB 2055 Route 27, Edison Blues jam w/LJberty Blues 415 16th Ave., Irvington the basics when I dine in a Chi- •Zebra, Shattered Image, Dec. (908) 287-3500 Band, Tuesdays. nese restaurant. I order food that 6. (201) 374-1062 Live comedy every Friday and •Swirled Whale, Nov. 22. BacWntyme Cafe, the comW- •Steve Forbert, Dec. 13. Main room: Live dance bands, Saturday starting 10 p.m. •Danny DeGennaro, afternoon I know I will like because I've COCKTAILS Fridays. International rock acts, GOLDEN SADDLE Nov. 23, evening Nov. 24. had it before and know what to 51 Main St., South River Saturdays. Buckelew Ave^, Jamesburg •John Herald Band, evening .expect. What I would really like (908) 257-8325 "Armored Saint, Savatage, Dec. (908) 521-0310 Nov. 23. •The Party Dolls, Nov. 22. 6. Live bands every Friday and "Razorbacks, afternoon Nov. to do is dine in a Chinese res- •Hot Tuna, Dec. 13. •Solar Circus, Nov. 23. Saturday. 24. taurant with someone who was and one dx-foot screen, TWo •Backstreets (entire band), Basement: Alternative rock. 'Opon-miko night, MOVT-05.—_ —"Scffieintng PrfmitlverBooTiT norn in China and haveimn ~ •Penetraterz, Nov. 23. •Amy Torchila, Jennie Avila, Chasers, OA OB, Nov. 22. 27. The Razorbacks will perform Nov. 24 at John and Peter's in New Hope, Pa. HIDEAWAY LOUNGE Nov. 27. choose our food. CROCODILE CAFE •The Nerds, Dec. 12. Edison Country Inn "Heads of Men, Nov. 28. When, and if I ever get the 1979 Route 35, Sayreville •Slaves of New Brunswick (w/ Route 1 South & •Jonathan Edwards, Nov. 29. (908) 727-7777 Open-Jam night, Tuosdays. Jam-session night, Tuesdays. chance to do this, the place I'll Glen Burtnick of Styx), Dec. urdays. Prince. Sk-Edison •J.B, Rhythm[Band, afternoon New York Comedy Night; - - : THE EXCHANGE go is Chan's Garden in - 14. ~ DEstrs ISSEXMANOR (908) 548-7000 Nov. 30. CORNERSTONE Wednesdays. 1630 Route 27, Edison 41 Broughton Ave., Bloomfield Routes 202-206, Bridgewater J. AUGUSTS •Paul Plumeri Blues Band, Dunellen. Besides having one of 25 New St., Metuchen Ladies Night, Thursdays. (908) 526-7090 19 Dennis St., New Brunswick evening Nov. 30. the largest menus available (larg- DARYL ST0NE7WEEKENDPLUS (908) 549-5306 D.J. dance music, Fridays, Sat- (908) 985-3664 (201)748-6590- er than most Chinese menus, Paul Pinsonault, Marty Siiverman, George Baron and Guy Graziano dine at Chan's Garden in Dunellen. which are large to begin with) nights), Wue-ptate specials. The Chan's also offers some of the bar includes an old-fashioned most unusual items that you can order. Hong Kong dishes. There are nine chefs specialties with prices soda fountain, and a Bquor area Places to go You can, for example, eat conch, abalone, the aforementioned ranging from $9.95 to $25.95 for a whole Peking duck, 10 different seiving five kinds of draft beer shark's fin soup .or buffalo carp, as well as JDungeness crabs (in nior citizens $2, students $1. 743-9214. soups ($1.25 to $5.75 for a seafood sizzling rice soup for two), and 14 Continued from pago 10 Madison from 10 a.m.-l p.m., Sun- MUSEUMS (908) 254-7329 ANIMAL ART MUSEUM Saturday and Sunday from METLAR HOUSE "Prints by Martin Levine, through season). Their menu is diverse but — because it is so large — you appetizers ($1.30 to $10.95). (908) 494-3232 (201) 822-7409 day from 2-5 p.m. St. Hubert's Giralda 1:30-4 p.m. Free admission. 1281 River Rd., Piscataway Jan. 4, 1992. will also find all the old familiar items that most Americans expect Exhibit open to the public There are over 115 entrees plus specials, and this doesn't even Sunday through Thursday •Juried exhibition, through 575 Woodland Ave., Madison EAST JERSEY OLDETOWNE (908) 757-1144 •"Contemporary Works from the to see. on weekends. Happy Hour Mon- from 9 a.m.-10 p.m., Friday Monday through Friday from Nov. 30. (201)377-5541 River Rd. and Hoes Lane or 752-4178 Collection," through Jan. 12, include the Hong Kong cuisine! The Hong Kong menu alone has from 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Satur- 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Animal art from the collection Johnson Park, Piscataway Piscataway Township historic 1992. Owner Hai Chan started as a chef at the ripe old age of 14 in his nine soups and appetizers and 42 entrees, plus specials of the week day from 1-5 p.m. •Watercolors by W. Carl of Geraldine R. Dodge. Open (908) 463-9077 museum. Weekday tours by ap- •"Storybook Visions," illustra- pointment. native China. He immigrated to the United States in 1968 and was a and seasonal specials. •Paintings by Anne Van Blar- Burger, through Dec. 18. ZOOS Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday Village composed of relocated tions from children's books, 18th century structures set near MIDDLESEX COUNTY MUSEUM ELIZABETH ANNE SETON TURTLE BACK ZOO from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. through Jan. 12, 1992. Family chef in New York's Chinatown. As I said before, there is quite wthin the atrium k)bby, features com, through Jan. 7, 1992. Cornelius Low House THE ART MUSEUM the headquarters of the county holiday festival in conjunction w/ He opened Chan's Garden in an American and Corr&wntaJ PRINTMAKING COUNCIL MEMORIAL GALLERY 560 Northfield Ave. 1225 River Rd., Piscataway a lot to choose from. But the un- Princeton University park police. No tours offered at exhibit, 1-5 p.m. Dec. 8; ad- Their memu is diverse but you will find all the old familiar OF NEW JERSEY St. Peter's High School West Orange : 1975 and at that time his res- rnenu. The restaurant serves a (609) 258-3788 present. Gift shop open Wednes- (908) 745-4177 mission $5. adventurous me stuck to the ba- 175 Somerset St. day through Friday from 10 a.rn.- Daily (except Mondjy) from 1- 440 River Rd., Branchburg (201) 731-5801 Tuesday through Saturday from •"Rutgers Archives Prints," taurant could only accommodate items most Americans expect to see 3 p.m. 4 p.m. Free admission. sics. You know: steamed dump- (908) 725-2110 New Brunswick Zoo devoted to New Jersey 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from 1- through Feb. 9, 1992, ""Home Front USA," life in New 50 people. Gallery hours Tuesday (908) 846-8046 5 p.m. Museum shop closes 4 GOLF HOUSE •Paintings by William T. Williams, lings, wonton soup, and Hunan has added a Businessman's wildlife, along with cougars, U.S. Golf Association Jersey during World War II, Dec. through Friday from 10 a.m.- Gallery hours Monday p.m. Western European paint- through Feb. 23, 1992. As his customer base grew, so deer, sheep, llamas and Liberty Corner Rd., Far Hills 8 through July 14, 1992. garlic shrimp (at least this was ings, sculpture and decorative art "Bronze sculpture by Jonathan 3 p.m., Saturday from 1-4 through Friday from 8 a.m.-3 (908) 234-2300 MILLER-CORY did his restaurant. When the building burned down several years wolves. Monday through from 19th and 20th centuries. Scott Hartley, through March 8, one of the specials of the week). But my husband wasn't bold p.m. p.m. Also by appointment. Golf museum and library. Mon- HOUSE MUSEUM Saturday from 10 a.m.-5 Pre-Columbian art and Art of the 1992. ago, Mr. Chan, along with his son Robert, the general manager, was either. He ordered his usual hot and sour soup and a beef and •Members' show, through •Prints and drawings by day through Friday from 9 a.m.-5 614 Mountain Ave., Westfield Americas reopened. able to put up a new one with a dining room four times larger. That p.m., Sunday from 10:30 p.m., Saturday and Sunday from (908) 232-1776 "Prints from Currier & Ives, Dec. scallops entree that was hot and spicy. But I say, so what. We both Nov. 30. Faustino Quintanilla, Nov. 25 •Gallery talks Friday at 12:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Adults $6, chil- 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Free admission. Furnished farmhouse started in 1 through April 12, 1992. is a definite pronouncement on the food and service he provides. RABBET GALLERY through Dec. 30. Opening re- p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. (See like Chinese food and we're comfortable with whatever we order. •Memorabilia of "Byron Nelson •1740 by Samuel Miller, originally •"Highlights from the Native 120 Georges Rd. ception from 6:30-9 p.m. dren 2-12 and senior citizens Speakers.) The Chans display their heritage proudly, both inside the build- — Golf's Master Craftsman," part of 100-acre farm. Sunday American Collection," through We like the vegetables that come with each dish, the special North Brunswick Nov. 25. $2.50. Open year-round, BLACKSMITH MUSEUM through Dec. 1. from 1-5 p.m. Adults $1, children June 7, 1992. ing and out. There is no mistaking this for anything but a Chinese sauces, the individual taste each entree has, and in my husbands (908) 828-5150 SOMERSET COUNTY weather permitting. River St., Millstone Borough GREAT SWAMP OUTDOOR 50 cents. MORRIS MUSEUM restaurant. The elaborate archways to each dining room (smoking case, the hot and spicy dishes. At Chan's Garden you know the food Wednesday through Friday UBRARY (908) 873-2803 EDUCATION CENTER MINIATURE KINGDOM 6 Normandy Heights Rd. Sunday from 1:30-4 p.m. , and non-smoking) are hand carved. There are hand-painted tiles, will be delicious, the ingredients fresh, and your taste buds satis- from 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Satur- North Bridge St. & Vogt Dr. 247 Southern Blvd., Chatham Route 31 South, Washington Morristown enjoyacompBrnentaiy^htbof- STARGAZING through Dec. 8, weather permit- (201) 635-6629 (908) 689-6866 (201) 538-0454 glass chandeliers, framed Chinese art and Buddha statues in each fied. All we need is a little prodding from someone more bold, or day from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Bridgewater ting. Blacksmith and wheelwright •Canoe outing along the Rock- Miniature European city cre- Monday through Saturday from room. someone more familiar with the art of Chinese cooking to lead us Also by appointment. (908) 526-4016 THE PLANETARIUM AT equipment featured in blacksmith away River, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Nov. ated by Arthur Thuijs depicting fa- 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from 1- •Works by Reginald Neal, Monday through Thursday RARITAN VALLEY COMMUNITY shop dating from the mid-18th In the back end of one of the dining rooms is a large rock garden into temptation. Maybe the next time, and I know there will be a 23. Pre-registration required. mous castles, cathedrals, battle 5 p.m. Admission free for mu- through Dec. 20. from 9 a.m.-9 p.m., Friday century. • •Tree identification workshop, 2 COLLEGE scenes, railroads, people and an- seum members. Non-member with flowing water. What an attention grabber this was for families next time for us at Chan's Garden. CLINTON HISTORICAL MUSEUM p.m. Dec. 1. Pre-registration re- RARITAN VALLEY COMMUNITY and Saturday from 9 a.m.-5 Route 28 & Lamington Rd. imals. Open daily (except Mon- admission: adults $4, senior citi- with children. The table setting consisted of a gold table cloth, red CHAN'S GARDEN 272 North Ave., Dunellen. (908) 968-2432. 56 Main St, Clinton quired. day) from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Adults COLLEGE ART GALLERY p.m. Branchburg zens and children $2. cloth napkins and fresh flowers. (908) 735-4101 $4.50, senior citizens $4, chil- This column Is meant to Inform our readers about dining Route 28 & Lamington Rd. "Watercolors by Diana Wilkoc •"Come to Your Senses!" work- •"Evolution to Revolution," on- (908) 526-1200 Tuesday through Sunday from shop for children 6 and older, 2 dren 5-18 $3.50, children under The menu features Shanghai, Szechuan, Hunan, Cantonese and opportunities In the area. It Is not a review. Branchburg Patton arid her adult stu- going exhibition of lamps and •Fall shows through Nov. 23. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Adults $3, senior p.m. Dec. 8. Pre-registration re- 5 $1.50. (908) 218-8871 dents, through Nov. 30. lamp accessories from 19th- citizens $1.50, children $J. quired. MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM •Every Saturday at 1 p.m. "• century America. Tuesday and Wedne; day . SWAJN GALLERIES CRANBURY MUSEUM ' JANE VOORHEES ZIMMERU 3 South Mountain Ave. "Rockin' Rocket Ride," musi- •Crafts from the^l.J. Arts Annual, from noon-3 p.m., Thursday 703 Watchun^Aye., Plain- 4 Park PI., Cranbury ART MUSEUM Montclair from noon-3 p.m. and 6-8 field ^ cal for children ages 4 and 5. (609) 395-8525 Rutgers University (201) 746-5555 through Nov. 24. •"Families Matter" photography Places to go p.m. 008) At 2 p.m., "The Secret of the Sunday from 1-4 p.m. Free ad George and Hamilton streets Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday mission. contest, through Dec. 1. •Department of Fine Arts Monday Cardboard Rocket," ages 6 New Brunswick and Saturday from 10 a.m.-5 "Antique "Planes, Trains and Au- (908) 932-7237 p.m. Thursday and Sunday from •Rock and Mineral Weekend, faculty exhibit, through Nov. from 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., to 9. Adults $4, senior citi- Continued from pago 18 Wednesday through Friday NJ. MUSEUM 205 West State St, Trenton December. Pacific," "Design in Native Barrack St (next to tomobiles," through Jan. 26, Monday through Friday from 2-5 p.m.; second and fourth Nov. 30, Dec. 1. MUSEUM OF EARLY from 10 a.m.-4 p.m., third Sat- OF AGRICULTURE (609) 292-6464 •Ink drawings w/a Christmas American life," "American 29. Saturday from 9:30 a.m.-4 zens and children under 12 1992. 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Saturday and Thursdays of the month from 2-9 •Sculpture by Michael Malpass, State House complex) TRADES AND CRAFTS urday of th« month from 10 Tuesday through Saturday Painting and Sculpture," Nu- •Holiday art show and sale, p.m. DRAKE HOUSE MUSEUM Sunday from noon-5 p.m. Closed p.m. Donation $4 for non- through Jan. 5,1992. College Farm Rd. near Route 1 theme by Allan Rohan Crite, Trenton $3.50. Main St and Green a.m.-4 p.m. Guided tours by from 9 a"m.-4:45 p.m. Sunday mismatic Gallery, Asian Gal- Dec. 6 through Dec. 11. •"Now You See It," multime- 602 West Front St., Plainfield Wednesday. Free admission. members, $2 for students and •Abstract sculpture by Alvaro New Brunswick Nov. 30 through Jan. 5,1992. (609) 396-1776 SPERRY OBSERVATORY Village Rd., Madison appointment Admission free (908) 249-2077 from noon-5 p.m. Free ad- leries, BallantJne House and the "Photography, printmaking dia environment exhibit, (908) 755-5831 MACCULLOCH HALL senior citizens, free to those Garcia, Nov. 24 through Jan. 19, NEWARK MUSEUM Revolutionary War museum. (201) 377-2982 for society members, $3 for Friday and Saturday from 10 mission. Mlni-?oo. 1 Union County College House built in 1746 and fur- HISTORICAL MUSEUM under 18. 1992. Opening reception from 5- 49 Washington St., Newark and mixed media by Etta through Nov. 30. Tuesday through Saturday non-members. a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from "Natural history lectures Sun- ""Scenes of Japan, ca. 1880," Tuesday through Saturday from 1033 Springfield Ave. nished with articles of the period 45 Macculloch Ave. •Art Forum lecture series Thurs- 7 p.m. Nov. 24. Roebig, Fob. 14,1992 WATCHUNG ARTS CENTER from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday •'Tender in Years: Childhood In noon-5 p.m. Adults $3, chil- days at 2 p.m. (See Speakers.) (201) 596-6550 through November. 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from Saturday from 2-4 p.m. Donation Morristown days at 3 p.m. (See Speakers.) •"Art Work and Ideas," one-hour through March 6,19"° 18 Stirling Rd., Watchung Cranford from 2-5 p.m. Adults $1, chil- 19th-century New Jersey," on- dren 4-12 $1, children under 4 "Early porcelains by Edward Tuesday through Sunday ""Folks Art Works on paper," $1 for adults, free to children. (201) 538-2404 •Trip to Philadelphia, Dec. 6; bus lecture at 12:30 p.m. Dec. 5. 1-5 p.m. Donation $2 for (908) 276-STAR dren 50 cents. going. free. Marshall Boehm, through De- from noon-4:45 p.m. Donation. through November. SCHERING-PLOUGH t nt>. (908) 753-0190 EAST BRUNSWICK MUSEUM Saturday, Sunday, and Tues- leaves from museum at 7:30 adults, $1 tor students and se- N J. HISTORICAL SOCIETY •Holiday reception, 1 p.m. Dec. "Lecture by Wes Jackson at 7 cember. Largest museum complex In the •'Teapots and Coffeepots," 1 Giralda Farms Dodge Dr. Monday through Friday 16 Maple St.. East Brunswick day from 1-4 p.m. Adults $3, se- a.m. Cost $57. Tickets: (201) Ploaso turn to pago 19 nior citons, 50 cents for chil- 230 Broadway, Newark 14. Call to reserve a place; p.m. Nov. 25. (See Speakers.) ""American Abstract Art: state. Permanent exhibits In- through Jan. 19, 1992. (201) 483-3939 bring a new unwrapped toy. NJ. 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Cranford stumblesv Plailifield surges, 24-9 Bouncing QB Brown hurt Cougars as Cougars fall Gymnasts take to 4-4 overall 11th in NJSIAA By BRIAN FLORCZAK Championships THE CHRONICLE Call it big game jitters, or just a By BRIAN FLORCZAK case of being in a place you THE CHRONICLE havent been before. Competing without Nicole Whatever. The Cranford High Malfetti last Saturday, the football team had an opportunity to Cranford High gymnastics secure a winning season last Satur- team still managed to place day, but instead fired blanks in a 11th in the New Jersey State disappointing 24-9 loss to homes- Interscholastic Athletic As- tanding PlainfieldL sociation Championships last Saturday. The setback dropped Cranford's The Cougars totalled 92 record to 4-4 with one game re- points, while Middletown maining — a contest tomorrow South won with 106.85. Cran- night at 7 pm against Watchung ford's point total, however, Conference power, once-beaten might have been higher had Elizabeth. Malfetti been in the line-up. And unlike last weekend, when "We had a bad night last the Cougars were favored to cage Thursday during practice," the Cardinals, Cranford will be a explained Cranford Coach huge underdog to coach Jerry Kathy Mahon. "Nicole-Mal- Moore's talented Elizabeth squad. fetti, who is one of our top Should* things play out true to four girls in two of the four form, Cranford would end its cam- events suffered a conclusion. paign with a 4-5 mark. A huge im- "She did a move on the provement over last season's cata- uneven bars and and went strophic 0-9 record, but-not exactly head first into the mat suffer- the winning season that the Cou- ing a ' concussion. Fortu- gars seemed so close to. nately, she returned to school "The kids were nervous and they Tuesday and is doing okay." were tight," commented Cougars' TSven wr lout Malfetti; Head Coach Nick Brown after the Cranford capped a successrtil Plainfield setback. "You have to season which saw the Cou- get used to winning and that's gars lose just two meets, something this kids will learn." ROB PAINE/THE CHRONICLE while challenging for county Cranford secured a 3-0 lead half- Cranford defenders swarm Plainfield quarterback Robert Jeff Klelnsorgen (74), Mike Arodeline (14) and Wayne and sectional championships. (Please turn to page B-2) Austin during the Cougars' 24-9 loss on Friday. In on the Bender (22). "I think without Nicole, play for Cranford are Chris Dorsett (82), Dave Dorsett (71), just being there last Saturday was an honor," Mahon said. "We were just looking to have a good all-around meet Bears boys soccer Playoff I don't think Nicky's injury actually had anything to do with the fact we didn't do as well as we anticpated. loses in state semis bound "It might have been the pressure, but we didn't do By BRIAN FLORCZAK game winner as neither club could find the back of the net throughout what I thought we might." THE CHRONICLE the period. "With three minutes to Bears trounce Cranford's only setbacks pipy, hnwpypr, Hngnn pnsspd Jn_ _ihis~seasori-came-against-un~- It's gping4o4ake-aJpng-time-for- dofeated Scotch Plains- the David Brearley High School Matt O'Donnell who scored his "Canucks, gain 83rd career goal, leaping into the Fanwood and Montclair. soccer team to get over the frustra- : Among the Cougars' high- tion of Monday afternoon's 3-2 loss air and heading it home from VJ-XX uyx vxx about 15 yards out. lights were a regular-season to Glen hock. win over Westfield during the PJaying in the state Group I At that point, destiny seemed to By BRIAN FLORCZAK be on the Bears' side. regular season, and topping semifinals at Jersey City State Col- THE CHRONICLE the Blue Devils in the county lege, the Bears came up a loser "I was thinking at that point that and sectional meets. when Glen Rock's Matt Hall scored it-was a heckuva match and it was • Two -teams going -in- opposite, di- ^'rthink we-did-better this with just 1:24 remaining in the looking like. we were going into rections met head-on last Saturday season than I expected. The contest overtime," Czaya said. "I guess ft with the expected result. fact that the girls were will- No overtime. No chance at a just wasn't meant to be today. A participant in the upcoming ing to try new moves state title. No satisfaction. Just the "Glen Rock was one of the better North Jersey, Section II, Group I throughout the entire season realization that a successful season skilled teams we've played. They playoffs, David Brearley of Ken- to better their own routines had come to an end. A season had some really talented players ilworth ran roughshod over a was the key to our success. It which saw coach Al Czaya's club who held them in the game. One North Plainfield squad suffering was a ton bunch to work with post an 18-4 record thing they learned is that Matt through a rebuilding year. from the freshman to the se- "We had a number of great op- O'Donnell is a great player. He had Like a freight train, the Bears (6- niors." portunities but we have young kids a whale of a game." 2) rolled over North Plainfield and Of Cranford's 12 team who don't know when to pull the David Brearley outshot the Pan- opened a three touchdown half- members, four will be lost to trigger," Czaya said afterwards. thers 11-10. Mike Emery played time lead against the winless graduation: Kim Kupka, Tri- "We just couldn't get the right foot well in the Grizzlies' goal, but was Canucks. In the process, David da LaGrace, Kristi White, on it the losing netminder. The winning Brearley was able to secure a 42-0 and Sylvia Haller. "There were a few moments goalie was Andrew Kaplan. victory and an invitation to the Kupka scored a 34.9 in the when we broke down, but when it Despite the loss, Czaya was up- state playoffs. all-around last weekend, but was over, I told the kids this was a beat when talking about the Bears' Coach Bob Taylor's club will failed to place in the top six heckuva rebuilding season for us. season and Monday's game. meet Johnson Regional of Clark in any event I'm really proud of our kids and "With the exception of a couple next Saturday (Nov. 30) in the During her best event the they did a great job. When you get brief stints I felt we played pretty Grizzlies first playoff appearance in uneven bars, she got her grip to the point our program is at the well today," Czaya said. "We had three years. Ironically, the two caught which hurt her as she kids expect to be in the finals some kids get hurt which didn't dubs will square off in Kenilworth almost fell off. Despite the every year." help and that took a little bit out of this Saturday (1 p.m.) in the final miscue, Kupka tallied an 8.75 David Brearley advanced to the us. regular-season contest for the two in the event. state semifinals by defeating Whip- "Deep down I'm not surprised teams. "Kim improved throughout pany Park, 3-0, last Friday. Locked we went this far. I look at the se- And while David Brearley looks the year," Mahon said. "She in a scoreless tie at halftime, the niors on our team and in the past forward to a possible state champi- was selected to the All-Union Bears dominated the action in the few years while Matt O'Donnell onship, North Plainfield will be County Team, which is de- latter stages.. was here we've been 64-16. With doing all it can to avoid a winless dded by the girls' scores Momentum appeared to be on the leadership of our seniors it re- season. Hurt by injuries and gradu- throughout the season." the Grizzlies' side Monday as Phil ally turned our young pups into ation losses, the Canucks currently Mahon said her best squad Ruggiero scored the game's first championship caliber kids. I'm re- own an 0-8 record. at Cranford was the Cougars' goal, knocking in a rebound off a ally proud of them." "We've been really been banged squad of three years ago shot by Chris Hogan from 20 yards up," said North Plainfield Head which finished the year un- The future, however, looks bright beaten. This season's dub, out for a Bears' squad which returns a Coach Brian Gage. "What happens is you have fewer people and you however, made its mark at The once-beaten Panthers, how- number of talented players next the high school. ever, used a goal from Mike Dailey year. have to play them more and they as they deadlocked the contest by GEORGE PACCIELLO/THE CHRONICLE get hurt more. "Three years we had a little "We're a first class outfit and more depth on each event halftime, 1-1, setting the stage for a they expect to do well," Czaya "Sure, I'm disappointed in the memorable second half. David Brearley's Jon Ciravalo's got his eyes on the ball season. We've had a few shots.to which made them a little bet- noted. "I told the kids that some during the Bears' 3-0 Sectional Group 1 championship ter," Mahon said. "This team, Glen Rock's Craig Goldband coaches never even get to sniff a win some games and we didn't get victory against Whippany Park. On Monday the Bears were it done. For example, we bad New for notvhaving the depth, had scored the second half s first goal sectional title and that we've won an outstanding year." as the Panthers forged a 2-1 lead. three in a row. We have nothing to ousted from the State Group 1 playoffs by Glen Rock, 3-2 Providence beat and we didn't do it That tally appeared would be the (Please turn to page B-2) In the semifinals. 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AADn Phone (908) 276-6000 BASEBALL 1C2 Walnut Ave. Fax: (908) 276-6220 MISCELLANY Ctanford, NJ 07016 YOUTH BASKETBALL The Cranford Baseball League has an-the game to within one goal; Kirn Hrlbar, In- wood had two tallies, one on an assist from atNJSIAAs jured In a previous game, supported Magic In the Cranford Police Athletic League "to nounced that anyone interested In purchasing Anthony Dllorlo and the other on a cross from Cranford Recreation League a standard size Easton Bat Tote should send a their final game of the season. The Cranford Billy P»tlx Jr.. Also playing well In the contest Cranford High's Danielle sponsoring a bus trip to the annual.Navy-Army team ended the year with a 5-4-1 mark. football game to be held at Veterans Stadium 6th-7threth Grade Division check to Ellen Segear at 24 Hemlock Circle, were Paul Whltehurtt, Phil Muscavaga, Dlnp Miller closed out a memo- Reel Strong Fuel...... 44-33 Bubbles 33-40 Paochia (445), Helen Baer (439), Barbara Har- Seton Hall 30, Georgetown 16 •*• *' In Philadelphia on Dec. 7. A limited amount of Cranford, or they should drop oil an order tonr, DIFablo, Jon Hagna, Daniel Martin, Scott rable fall campaign last Sat- Clark Lanes _ 43-34 We Dont Care 31-32 riet! (437). Unda Brlblesca (434), Frandne Johnson Regional Cranford tickets are avaltabls (or the game which la slat' Seton Hall topped Georgetown in the sea-at Kurts Sunoco, located across from the Hill- Cranford Soccer Club Imus, Joe LaBracIo, Bobby Mtler, Alex Reynolds Plumbing 42-35 Straight Arrow 29-34 urday when she competed in Leddy (415), Natalie Mahoney (414). ed to klckoff at 1:30 p.m. Tickets and reserva- son-opener for both teams. Seton Hall was led side Avenue School on Centennial Avenue. Midget Division Renotylo. and Luke Weeks. The Strikers own Cranford Elks 41-38 Super Six , ,..,..25-38 vs. Uviogtton-Walnui PTA BowUng Notes: Sandy Pacchla and Frandne Leddy vs. tions may be obtained by call DeL Chuck Arch- by Danlll* Schlpper who scored a game-high The bag Is decorated with Easton Emblems Top Gun 1, Samurai Slugs 0 . a record of 6-3-1. the New Jersey Stat Victor Dennis 39-38 Hey You...... 24-39 Turn standing*: bowled tour strikes In a row. Helen Baer and deacon at 272-5922 during the day, Tuesday IS points and dominated thetiickboards at and the Cranford Baseball League logo. All The only goal of the game was scored In the •»* terscholastic Athletic As- Mason Umo 39-38 Pluggers ..,.._... 21 -42 Elizabeth Crlsp-X .. 45-18 Diane Milne bowled turkeys. Ruby WeespleS David Brearley through Saturday. Buses will leave the Centen- both ends of the court Beth Ko«hl»r added bags are navy blue and the cost of each bag Is second quarter when Top Gun's Gavin Weeks Hull Vied 38-39 Hookers ; 1B-45 sociation Group III Cross Fruity Pebbles ., 40-23 bowled a 4-6 split nial Avenue Pool Complex at 11 a.m. and re- eight points, while Eiica Platt and Jill Red- $20. Orders received by Dec. 6 maybe picked tallied, assisted by Jeremy Martin and Chris Cranford Soccer Club Horan Lumber , . 38-39 High Games: Al Kulukowskl (223). Jack Van- turn to that same location after the contest up at Kurts Sunoco beginning Dec. 20. Those Belsky. Others Who played well for the winners Division V Country Championship Meet Triples 40-23 Date: Saturday, Nov. 23 lund chipped In wtth (our each. Tina Shahsdy Cathy's Ceramics - 38-39 Brunot (212), Tom Conway (185, 200), J. wishing to order a bag may also, do so at the were. Steven Albert, Robery Nowlckl, and Girls Traveling Squad at Holmdel Park. The Cou- Fruits Looped 38-25 Time: 1 p.m. Date: Tomorrow, Nov. 22 and Jasslca Walsh played well defensively, TollEngol 38-41 HoDerback (198), F. Mlnlnov (191), Al Judd FRESHMAN SOCCER Sam Ballen. An outstanding defensive show Magic Stars : .'. 37-26 Location: Brearley's Ward Field (Ken- Time: 7 p.m. The Cranford Baseball League started Hs jenny Sands and Julia Nordstrom were trie league's Polnsettia Sale on Dec. 4-6. Checks Comets 2, Livingston 2 gars' standout placed 53rd D&M Meats 34-43 (179.193), Don VWddows (180; 190). BID Simp- should be made out to the Cranford Baseball for the Top Gun was given by Gregory DID6- Mini BURS 1 32-41 Itworlh) Location: Elizabeth's Williams Field annual Polnsettla Sale, with a phone blitz last high scorers (or Georgetown with sbc points The Comets ended their year with a 6-2-2 out of 190 competitors in the Painting Plus 33-44 son (189), Bob Bishe (184. 186), Flo Babinac The Crantord High School freshmen boys nato, Nicky Franglpane, Chris Frost, ChrM Frosted Flakes 30-33 week to all families registered In the league. each. Amy Orlscello and Alana Doty added a League. For furthor Information, call 272-4359 mark with a Win over the potent Lady Lancers. Modern Barbershop .....31-48 (184). Al Fablo (183). Sal LaPtaca (183). Don soccer team recently concluded a successful PHassy, and Scott Kacnnar, Mark Bostel and 3.1-mile course. Miller Kb(._..._ 27-38 The Crusaders (7-1): The Cougars) (4-4): Some families, however, could not be con- basket apiece, while Nancy DaVHo, Alana or 654-7777. • Sue Flamlnl the team's top scorer, nottod both Rowo's Sunoco 31-46 Mueller (182). season with • 9-5-1 record. The Cougars de- Joey BuHhaupt. Leading the charge for the crossed the finish line in a Nut N Honey 26-37 Last Week: Defeated Immaculata 20- Last Week: Lost to Plalnfteld, 24-9. tacted. To order a plant, please call Kurt at Doty, and Kim Reynolds displayed good hus- goals (or the Cornets. Also leading the charge Cap-Cidocs...... ^30-47 High Series: Bishe (544), Conway (537). Ku- fense registered six shutouts and gave up only losers were Adam Augeozucker, Casey Honey Nuts 26-37 '14. • : . Cranford Sunoco at 275-1717 or Noreen at tle. were Lauren. Slghorelia, Erica Stewart, Usa time of ,22:19. First place was Boo Berries 24-39 MorVor Sharkey 24-53 tukowsM (518), Judd (517), Fablo (515), LaPta- 19 goals on the season. The offense, mean- A 13-polnt third quarter helped Brown, Tom Cartwrlght, Marc Colalo, Tom 600 lories: Bob Mason (215-192-209^16), ca (512); HoHerback (508), Van Brunt (50flf, 272-4056. **• '' Cavlcchloll, Carolyn Coda, Lauren Zuravn- taken by Marianne Living- Lucky Charms - 14-49 while, tallied 27 times on the season. Goalies Johnson Regional of Clark hand hn- ••• • . • SOCCER , Flanagan, Sean Freeman, Marco Guarlno, High Qamei: N. C nnelry (213). M. ChiUnskl Pal LasaMa (233-177-198^08): Mike Brlnkar Babinac (499); Wlddows (496). Mlmlnov (496), Sean Holcomb, John SoHIa, and Mike Bau- maculata of SomervWe Its first setback Owning a 3-0 lead at Intermission, 6th-7th-8th Grade Division Douglas Hausteln, Mike Kavalus, Eric Lelss- sky Christine SchmHt, Jen McFaddon and ston of Red Bank in 19:50. the Cougars became unglued in the The Cranford PAL will be starting a Double (208), D. Wojdak (: )2) C. Montgomery (197, (211-173-222-606). Mueller (495). mann aU played well during the season. The of the season. Fullback Mike Mentzel Princeton 16, LaSall* 12 Cranford Soccer Club Ing, Andy McCloskey, Keith Shaw, Matt Wer- Lindsay Montana. 167), K. Ptowcha (1 m C. llg (186), B. Hoy- 200 games: John Gall (211), Tom Kane Jr. " Brookslde P.TJL Bowling League ran past the usually-staunch Spartans second half as they were beaten In a ^ Dutch program this year.' Double Dutch Is a Princeton opened Its season by winning a der, artd Derrick Zullck. ' *•• . defense of sweeper Jason Michaels, stopper match up of Watchung Conference Division V vw»d (182) A. S<_ti.y .o (180). J. Faraone (200), At Oppel (209), Cari Thul (207), Al Duri- Team Standings defense tor 122 yards on 21 carries, form of jump rope which utilizes two ropes, defensive struggle against LaSalle. Leading the ' , *•• Mike Feeley, and fullbacks Brian Wilson and squads. Besides the running of tall- Girl* Travtllng Team Cranford Soccer Club .. (178, 168). K Samo . : (170). P. B Koury na (2JI6), Paul Toth (200), Joe llg (201), A. Nut N Honey „ 13.5-7.5 while quarterback Dan Redzlnlak turners, and lumpers. Participants are required wayfor th e winners were Donna Barrett, who Jerry Schllchtlng aU played tenaciously, re- back Wayne Bender, not much, went MetuchtrvEdlson 3, Magic 2 Cranford Soccer Club Division IV (167). Martlghetti (233). Pat Topetro (209). Jim Mur- Just Right 13-8 added 65 yards to the Johnson Re- to do speed'tests, compulsory tests as per scored eight points, and Kelly Farrell, who peatedly stopping the opponents attack. Mid- right for Ctanford which squandered a Midget Division phy (251), Doug Albert (245), Mike Rugglano Lucky Charms : 12.5-8.5 gional total. The win clinched a berth competition, and also are abld to compete In a In an extremely tight first half, the Magic Boys Traveling Squad High S»rt»«: C. Montgomery (513). N. Don- fielders Peter Dlttmar, Scott Friedman, and golden opporunthy to secure a win- tossed In four. Amy Pldgeon and Beth John- Top Gun 1, Tigers II0 nelly (496), K. Plowcha (486), J. Faraone (474), (219), George Colbum (226), Vic Mason (202), Froot Loops 12* In the North Jersey, Section II, Group freestyle event Once proficient at these son led LaSalle with four markers each. Sixth scored first on a goal by Devon. Murray. An Crartford 6, Spotswood 2 Christopher KaHrelder all tallied goals and ning season. Turnovers plagued the Scoreless after throe quartors, the Top Gun C. Kg (464). P. El Koury (460). A. Sofranko Paul Degenhardt (216), Pete Mastrostefono Trta „ 11-10 . I playoffsfor th e Crusaders. Their op- events, the teams will be competing In tourna- aggrossh/o offensive unit led by Tracey Mulv- Cranford ended an undefeated season with distributed the ball to theforwards a s well as Cougars throughout the contest and graders Rebecca Severe and Eileen Garrtty secured the victory on a late-goal by Chris (459). M. ChlUnsH (457), D Wojclak (457), B. (211), Terry Newton (202), Dom Fowler (213), Ktx. 9-12 ponent In the first round? None other ments around the area. Registration will take aney, Becky Taylor, Lauren Stanley, Nicole a flight championship as it routed Spotswood. assisting the defense In marking the opposi- than David Brearley of KenUworth. Plainfield made Cranford pay for Its added two points each (or Princeton which Frost. The assists went to Mark Bostel, Jer- Heywood (451). Joe Bovine (201), Chick O'Hanlon (233). Jim Cheerlos 8-13 place Tuesday and Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Staraca, and Laura Johnston continually kopt Trailing 1-0 In the early going, the Rangors tions offense. Bubba Baker, Joe Baldonl mistakes with points. - . proved to be the difference In the game. Also emy Martin, and Gregory DIDonato. Advertise 8tar of WMIC C. Montgomery (plus-32). Callander(211). Rice Krisples..; 5-16 the Municipal Building lower floor. All youths the ball In the goal area. Strong mldfleld play dominated throughout the rest of the contest. Andy Bostrom, Hal Hansen, Jeremy Plato, scoring two points were Caren Demyen and *** Skunk of the Weak: T. KoeSner (mlnus-31). NoUs; Lou Rlzzo shot a 159 triplicate. High Games: Helen Baer (172). Sandy Pao- The Bear* (5-2): between the grades of five through 12 are by Regan Stempnlewlcz. Tracey Mulvaney, Last Week: Defeated North Plainfield The Mlnutemen (7-1): Jennifer Love. Megan Weiss playod ah ex- Tom Lucash tied the game at 1-1, while the Cranford Bowling Laagu* Monday Senior League chla (169, 147). Frandne Leddy (164). Ruby and Chris Smith demonstrated One bait- Invited to participate and no previous experi- Heather Simpson, and Bethany Dlttmar con- Cranford Soccer Club in the 42-0. Last Week: Defeated East Side 23-0. ceptional defensive game (or Princeton and rest of the offense was Sparked by Ed Team Standings Weesples (161, 150), Barbara Harriett (159, handling skills as they pressure the opposing ence Is necessary. This Is a great way to get In trolled the movement of the bail to the front Division III Turn standings: A number of things went wrong for was helped by Jsclyn Sabo and Usa Mc- Sweeney, Jon Jagusak, Kevin Fontana, 148), Unda Brlblesca (157, 145), Natalie Ma- defense throughout the season from their for- good physical shape and have fun with friends line. Ball control and determination allowed the Boys Traveling Team Cranford Sunoco '. 53-24 3C's& 1 D 47-16 David Brearley of KenlKvorth last Carthy. Lynsey Borgess and Janet Splrlclno honey (152), Diane Milne (146), Janet MIMcz ward positions. The squad was coached by or make now friends. For more Information, call dofonslve unit lod by Andrea Rosenkrans, Strikers 4, Brldgewater 4 Craig Frost and Patrick Maher. The winning Chronicle! Phoenix Jewelers , 4631 Who 40-23 weekend. A trumpet player to the Jeff KaHrelder. Take away a loss to powerful Union Chuck Archdeacon during the day at 272- also keyed the LaSalle attack. Shannon Murray, and Samanths Morano to goalie was Shaun Johnson. Also contributing Seney Enterprises..... 45-32 Ball Busters <•. 3r-26 (140). school band hit a wrong note during The second place honors In the league Wore and coach Jerry Moore's squad would 5922. repeatedly turn back Motuchen-Edlson. Goalie to the win were Dave Becerra; Rob Segear, Justtor Kicks..;...;.;. : ...., 45-32 Polish Power 35-28 High SWIM: Ruby Kleesples (446). Sandy the National Anthemi and two or three at stake In this game which resulted In a tie. be coming Into tomorrow's'game with Christine Bender playod a strong game as- The Strlkors playod the first half with 10 players Jon Itzel and Terry Donovan. hot dogs sold at halftime were cold. a perfect .record. Robert London Other than that It Was a perfect day to If that is to happen, however, and hit Jason Leak with a 21-yard to lose paced the Mlnutemen's win over East be a Bears' backer! Seriously, David Side by rushing for 86 yards on 14 Cranford Cranford will have to play better scoring toss. , "Letteri saw a lot of red jerseys Brearley was in top form last Saturday Taylor's counterpart on the op- carries. Elizabeth's defense was also, posite sideline, however, wasn't so (Continued from page B-l) (and smarter) than it did against Cranford responded with three coming at him and he panicked," In routing North Plainfield. Steve Ml- sharp as, K allowed East Side past Playpff bound Plainfield. celll galloped for 156 yards rushing , mldfleld Just once In the contest. jovial. time lead last Saturday, on Nick plays which garnered no yardage, Brown said, when asked about the and the Grizzlies opened a 21-0 half- (Continued from page B-l) Letteri's 23-yard first quarter field and Plainfield, now owning mo- fake punt deep in Cranford terri- time lead and never looked back. when we had to." "We had the ball early and we Owning a 3-0 lead early in the tory. "He' knows one of our big Injuries: were deep and we held them, but goal, but Plalnfield dominated the third quarter, Cranford faced a mentum, again scorched the Cou- Cougars; Probable - OB Daryl Tho- North Plainfield had a chance to Cougars in the second half as it fourth-and-slx situation from its gars' defensive unit weaknesses is protecting our punt- Injuries: mas (head). get things done in the early going we didn't have much going on of- notched only its second win of the er and he just panicked." The Crusaders: None to report. Mlnutemen: Noneto report . fensively," Gage said. "We missed own 21 yardllne. But instead of Buoyed by Reggie Carter's 21- The Bears: Noneto report . last Saturday, but came up empty. a pass in the end zone on a fake season. kicking the football, Cougars punt- With the score standing at 12-3, The Skinny yard run and Derek Carter's 17- The Skinny: One of two scenarios will Recovering a David Brearley field goal and that was it Not many things went right for both teams became sloppy on of- This could be a very Interesting be played out tomorrow evening. H game this weekend. Both coaches fumble early in the first quarter, Cranford on the afternoon. Its tal- fense. Cranford Is still hanging Its head over "We plauyed quite well the first -Cranford responded to Reggie dalm they areni going to hold any- Its loss to Plainfield, Bizabeth has the the Canucks found themselves ented sophomore quarterback thing back, but considering that the talent to run roughshod over the Cou- half but we were just outmanned. Carter's touchdown run by throw- two dubs will do battle a week later In with possession of the pigskin on If we didn't fumble the the ball or Daryl Thomas went down with an gars and will probably do so. Cran- the Bears' 2&yardline. The drive injury early in the second quarter ing an interception, and the Cardi- the state playoffs, expect the Bears ford, however, could keep the game throw an interception, the worst it nals -ensuing drive also ended and Crusaders to playthings close to close providing It has Hs motivational produced no points, however, and and wasn't able to return until late the vest The key here could be what should have been was 14-0 at half- 'The kids were nervous and they were tight. when the Cougars' Mike Prodeline level turned up full blast Can Cran- set the tone for the remainder of time. (Jive Brearley credit, they're in the game happens on the offensive and defen- ford spring an upset over the DoweJfuL the afternoon. 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Sea, help me and show has given such great SPIRIT- Holy Spirit, You Mother of God, Queen of 2010 FRENCH'S AUCTION PUBLIC AUCTION W ° While. B - Black. H • Hispanic 1-800-334-0531 DID YOU Connie's Music Center,,22 Ellzaboth Coin & Jewel, Special party rates. Call me, herein you are my power to come to my as- who solve all my prob- Heaven and Earth! I hum- Antiques SERVICE Every Wed. night at 6pm. KNOW .. . Davenport St., Somerville 260 North Broad Street, NOW for FREE brochure. mother. Oh, Holy Mary, sistance. Help me In my lems, who light all roads bly beseoch you from tho CONSIGNMENT SALE Harvln Auction Center M YEAR OLD SWM 6ft of life. My 2 sons, family Aim: love, marriage, fam several, days of thought a professional SJM be- that an ad in this loca NJ. 908-725-0737 Raymond Strods, Ap- 9O8-536T4847 present and urgent peti- DOW ROAD FIREHOUSE SWM- 31, 6'1", attrac FOUND- Bedmlnster: fe- Mother of God, Queen of so that I can obtain- my bottom of my heart to Shirley Aye, Somerset NJ. 200lbs. sincere, hard- & friends am the most im- lly. Reply ext. 3091 she did... Please reply tween 24-31 who is hand tive, physically fit profes- paper also goes Into 14 praiser, Gemologlst, Heaven and Earth! I hum- tion. In return I promise to ANTIQUE VICTORIAN BRIDQEWATER, NJ 908 534-9105 REFRIGERATOR- 40' male sliver gray tabby w/ HYPNOSIS- Make posi- goals, You who give me succor me in this ne- working but easygoing, portant things in my life HANDSOME SWM, 37 ext. 3138 some, romantic, caring sional seeks attractive SF other local papers? Reach 908-354-0202 bly beseech you from the make your name known cessity. There are none CHEST— with a white SAT, NOV. 23,10:30AM 908-545-0720 along with my partner, GE monitor, good condi white paws & bib. Ber- tive changes In your life, the Divine gift to forgive & good person, humorous 5ft.ll, dk. hair, nice built PRINCESS IN SEARCH not afraid of commitment. 25 + for friendship and/or over 140,000 household tlon & runs $150. Rea OLD ORIENTAL RUGS- nards Twsp: reddish easily, effortlessly with a bottom of my heart to and cause you to be in- forget all evils against me that can withstand your marble top & 4 hand sten PREVIEW 8AM-10:30AM Quality consignment. and romantic. Athletic, whoever he may be. I'm and a non-smoker please with one calll voked. (Say 3 Our Fa- ciled drawers. 725-6125 Collection of Fireman 'physically fit. Non OF HER PRINCE- I've possible relationship. window & seal from '8 any size & condition. Top brown female tabby; fe- trained certified hypno- succor me in this ne- & that in all Instances of power. Oh, show me here- WE ARE STILL HERE loves tennis, runs, and not looking for anything smoker. Gentleman call me at ext. 3086. Must be sincere, have a 1-800-334-0531 cessity. Jhere are none thers, 3 Hall Mary's, 3 in you are my mother. Oh mugs, bicycles, double special except that you just about given up on Ford Pickup $30. 908 price. Prompt service. Call male brown tabby. therapist. Call Connie my life You are with me. I TAILGATE AUCTION works out, cross country pleasant personality, in clubs & lounges, I'm so $JM— 33, handsome sense of humor & be will- * * + * 469-6725 eves 201-425-6429. Branchburg: tan & black 908-499-9282 after 6PM that can'withstand your Glory Be's). St. Judo, pray want In this short prayer Mary, conceived without 2020 seat wood chairs, end ta- skiing, summers my favor- should know who you are, for us and all who invoke bles, round oak table, din- Consignments of Quality telligent, easy to ge tired of head games. I'm tall, trim, educated seek: ing to work towards build- DISPOSABLE DIAPERS— male shepherd mix; long power. Oh, show me here- to thank you for all things sin, pray for us who have Appliances ite time of year, I like to be 45-55, 5'1O" + & be along with, secure, stabli Ing a relationship base on ROWING MACHINE- TONER CARTRIDGES- THANKSGIVING NOVENA in you are my-mother. Oh your aid. Amen. (Publlca Ing room table/6 chairs, Wanted. Washington Val- 28 year old SWF, 5'6", kind slim, healthy, younei wholesale to the public hair black, orange & white & to confirm once again recourse to thee (3x). ley Flrehouse, Warren, NJ. spend it on the beach willing to Jump. In with person. w/a variety..of In slender with blondlsh woman for fun, commit' trust & mutual respect. Precor 610-$150 bel empty laser printer & per- TO ST. JUDE- Holy St, Maryr—conceived—without-! comor hutch, sorvqr. twin 1 cases only. Free delivery t | t|nn tnust—he^-ptomlsepuMnlsedJ_that-L_nevor-wantd that-l—never—want—to-b- e _Holy_Mathet,_l-place-thls J. _.L_ totddlti t>tr)ltlEJ bhijstii 'ttti Yttrtk f 'f -Pleaao, no phoniea.'Reply sqnnl coninr cartridges r7g , |y, sin, pray for us who have ceSvRSfrtgBra jpf SoTjfi ceramic tllo, EVERY— PfHDAY-HIGHT— tovevoutstir q»..itf ••SWM," 27-3S; after 5:30PM 908-754-8493. been known to fall. This even In spite of all mate- Holy Spirit, you who solve 588-6325 or Missy 908- Many other interests from DWJF, 40's, beautiful, pe Ing, dining, etc.& Jus 1 1 FIREPLACE— complet borough: female brown miracles, near kinsman of Holy Mother, I place this all problems, light all stoves. Reasonable rates. saw, wire shelving, tin with, a gbod sense of Sty; 129, 'Asian , profe SWM- 32, 6'4", 180lbs wood/coal burning fire tabby. Metuchen: long prayer is to be said for 9 Hal Illusions I wish to be All guaranteed. Call 908 469-3137 art to movies. Would like tite, professional. Ac being with someone spe SEARS DP GYMPAC- WANTED— old toys, wind- Jesus Christ, faithful Inter- cause in your hands (3x). consecutive days). My with you in eternal glory. roads so that I can attain snips, 6' sliding glass humor who is honest & sional Is hot & spicy, Ilka Handsome, charismatic, place w/glass doors hair black & orange fe- cessor of all who invoke 231-1047 to meet white female complished but growing, dal. Romantic, warm, sin drug free who enjoys din- 2500 fitness system, wa ups, robots, lead figures, Holy Spirit, you who solve prayers have been an- Thank You for Your mercy my goal. Vou who gave door extension, 6 Ander- passionate but rational, to travel, Atlantic City sensitive, caring, edu- motorized blower w/suppl pedal carts, pool toys, male cat. Call Somerset your special patronage in son casement windows, 2050 with slmlllar interests, to cere, affectionate, caring, ing out, movies, shows, cated & ready to settle-, mounted. Barely used all problems, light all swered: R.M.C. toward me & mine. The me the divine gift to for- QAS RANQE- Brand intellectual but down to sports, & quiet & romantf of coal. Asking $175. Cai Call 908-369-3704 etc. 908-752-4974 County Humane Society, time of need. To you I roads so that I can attain security light w/photo cell, Clothing & Apparel be friends, develop a rela- sense of humor. Seeking etc & who would like dat- evenings. If you are a SF, down. Are you attractive, THANKSGIVING NOVENA person must say this give and forget all evil new, gold Magic Chef. tionship, and help bring earth, Intimate but au SF of similar interests 908-722-2223, bet. 6 & Rt. 22, North Branch, have recourse from the my goal. You who gave against me and that In all Still In box. Top of the line scrap books, puzzles, ing to perhaps someday 24-30, slim & clean & re sensitive, caring & able to 10pm. SNOWBLOWERS- 8 h WORLD'S FAIR-EXPO 526-3330 TO ST. JUDE- Holy St. prayer for 3 consecutive out the best In each tonomous, Independeni who would appreciate depth of my heart and me the divine gift to for- days. After 3 days the instances In my life you Asking $195. 356-5832 blinds, tables, baskets, lead to a serious relation- ally wants to enjoy a greai light-up a room with your & 5hp.; Refrig.; AC 600C ITEMS- Disney, toys, humbly beg to whom God Jude, Apostle and Martyr, CHIOR ROBES- New other. Ext. 3203. but yearning for a genuine Nice Guy & appreciate: ship, If you fit the above * * * * BTU; IBM typewriter; Cash games, sheet music, FOUND- Child's Red/ give and forget all evil favor request will be are with me, I want in this glassware, tins, old pic- I partner. If you had prob time & experience life presence? I hope so. I has given such j[reat great In virtue and rich In SEARS WASHER- & gas ture frames, tools. _rni|k burgundy satin w/ match- 40 SOMCTHINa- SWM being treated like a lady description & are search- enjoy good company, con: FIREWOOD- Seasoned register. .908-463-0869. trains and anything col- white/bJue boot, sz.5 Pen.-, : against me and that In all granted even If It may be short- prayer-to-thank-you. caJI ext3093 "power to "come to my a&~ miracles-, near kinsman of dryer-$9OT-Danish-modenr| ng roverslable- stoles^ |-fems -reaching me previ Bet.' 27-37,- must be "at ing for, your princess" hardwoods, split & deliv after 6pm. field PI, Ounellen on 11/ Instances In my life _you difficult. This prayer must for all things as you con- can, sleds, lamps, old professl6riar6rtri65 lbs, ously, please try again versatlon & affection. I'm lectible. Herb "Rolfes, sistance. Help me in my Jesus Christ, faithful Inter- loveseat w/2 chairs, $85. school desk, crocks, $85/set. 908-356-5832 honest & sincere seeks tractive, slim, feminine please reply to Extention SM, who enjoys candle' very simple, yet exciting. erd $125/cord. 549-9627 534-5515: 534-5115. 8. Call 752-3896. are with me, I want In this be published Immediately firm once again that I reply Ext. 3141. light evenings, slppin SNOWBLOWER- top present and urgent peti- short prayer to thank you cessor of all who invoke 908-725-4772 after 6PM metal drafting table, card + * 'S * SWF 35-45 tall A slende pleasant personality 3290 Are you ready for a man SEASONED HARD- LOST DOG- Female Chi- your special patronage in after the favor Is granted never want to be sepa- Please call Ext. 3171. champagne & bubbl quality Toro used fewei tion. In return I promise to for all things as. you con- without mentioning the rated from you in eternal VACUUM- Hoover In- table, bowling balls, at- HOLIDAY OUTFITS who enjoys quiet times to DWJM— 42 professional, SBF, 32, attractive & pro- to treat you like a lady? WOODS- Oak & Ash than 8 times; $1000 new huahua terrier, tan & make your name known time of need. To you I tache cases, weights, adventurous experiences baths. If you want ti I'm only a phone call. cord or pick up truck load firm once again that I favor, only your Initials glory. Thank you for your novation, 1 yr. old. Excel- Custom made. Simple or non-smoker, enjoy travel, I WILL TAKE YOUR fessional, who loves mov- make a splash pleasi $450 firm. 789-0032 Ads In Classified white, red nylon collar & and cause you to be in- have recourse from the coat racks, printer sound elaborate. Call Joanne at casual dining to elegant, racquetball, skiing & Don't wait. Lets enjoy life, split, delivered & staked. flea collar. A 10 year old never want to be sepa- should apper at the bot- mercy toward me and lent cond. Attachments HEART FOR MINE- I do ies, music, long walks, reply ext. 3085. don't cost — voked. (Say 3 Our Fa- rated from you in eternal depth of my heart and Included. $200/BO. Call cover, file cabinet. Pic- 908-350-6113 No game players. Who spending time with my 6 starting now. Reply to ext Call 908-359-3559 * * * * is heart-broken, Reward, humbly beg to whom God tom. THANK YOU HOLY mine. The person must not lie. 22, Ivy League quiet talk & candlelight thers, 3 Hall Mary's, 3 glory. Thank you for your 469-3230 after 3:30PM tures, mirrors, computer knows where this may yr. old child. Seeking Of graduate, tall (6'1") STUNNING BLONDE- 3275 - SPEAKERS- 1 set JVC They pay! SPIRIT. J.P. say this prayer 3 consecu- JACKETS (flight)- brand evenings; New to the * •*• * * Call collect-717-646- Glory Be's). St. Judo, pray has given such great table, hockey sticks, tain lead. Reply ext. 3139 green-eyed babe, 28, 5 home stereo" speakers mercy toward me and tive days. After 3 days, WASHER— $75. Dryer, new w/detachable hood & SJF, non-smoker, with' a dark(yes) & handsome(oh area. Seeking SBM, Inter- SWM- 47, attractive, FIREWOOD- Seasoned, 0107 ask for Ruth. for us and all who invoke mine. The person must power to come to my as- THANKSGIVING NOVENA glass, projection screen, 95 lbs, playful & In Good cond., great sound sistance. Help me in my the request will be grant- $65. Stove, $75. Refrig- emblem on back. Asking ANYTHINO WITH THE i sense of humor, 36- yes). Looking for beautifu ested In friendship first, slender w/blonde hair $125 per cord split & de- LOST- Vicinity Station your aid. Amen. (Publica- say this prayer 3 consecu- TO ST. JUDE- Holy St. ed. This prayer must be games, etc. wlth or without chil- & intelligent women be then building a relation- telllgnet seeks handsome Hank 908-271-3385 tion must be promised. present and urgent peti- erator, $170. Can deliver. $65 each. 908-356-5832 HIOMT PERSON IS AL> r brown eyes, interests, In- livered. 14, 16, 18, or 20 3000 Rd., Branchburg. Gray Si tive days. After 3 days, Jude, Apostle and Martyr, published after the favor 7% NJ State tax WOHT WITH ME- Attrac dren. To share good times 'tween 20-26. Realize be ship. Reply ext. 3089. athletic, successful Jew- clude dancing, dining out, inch lengths. Call any STEAM CLEANER- Ex- tan Tabby cat, tan belly w/ This novena has never tion. In return I promise to Color console TV $100. ish prince, 27-33, ove PETS AND LIVESTOCK the request will be grant- great In virtue and rich In is granted.R.S. 722-6329. 10% Buyers Premium tive 38 yr old prof. SWM & possible long time rela fore you call that there Is travel, Seeking an attrac- time: Jill's Firewood, 908- cellent condition, hot or gray spots. 2 Vj yrs. old. been known to fall. This ed. This prayer must be make your name known miracles, near kinsman of SBM- 29 yrs. old, 5'8", 5'8", for love & laughter cold up to 2000 ib pres- and cause you to be In- COL. FRANK LEE FRENCH 5'ir Dirty blond hair, tionshlp. Reply ext. 3145 no return. Reply to Ext tive SWF 27-42, must be 560-8369. 24 hr. service. Name is Simon, any info. prayer is to be said for 9 published after the favor Jesus Christ, faithful Inter- SAINT JUDE NOVENA- WASHER- Hotpolnt 2060 3284 professional, sincere & Call ext. 3090. sure. Will clean almost consecutive days). My voked. (Say 3 Our Fa- AUCTIONEER financially secure; seeks DWM, SB, SOCIAL shy, but very loving. Love emotionally secure, fun FIREWOOD - SEASONED 3020 Call 526-8495 eves, or Is granted. M.B. cessor of all who invoke May the Sacred Heart of Model 3700, $75. Sears 820 Bluestone Lane Collectibles attractive SWF, to share SWF, 27, attractive & pe loving, spontaneous, ro- anything, $6000. 908- 725-2828 Mon-Frl days prayers have been an- thers, 3 Hail Mary's, 3 your special patronage in Jesus be adored, glorified, 19 cu.ft. Upright freezer DRINKER— enjoy dining JEWISH, 8IN0LE SIS long walks, candlelight Split & Delivered 526-0116 llam-5pm or Cats swered: J.B. Glory Be's). St. Jude, pray Bridgewater, NJ all that life offers, From out, movies, shore, long TSRS- 22 & 26. Both dinners, football & boxing. tlte, dark hair & eyes In mantic & a good sense of $120/Cord THANKSGIVING NOVENA time of need. To you I loved and preserved $100. Call eves. 908- (908)526-3072 TV to Broadway, From Mc- terests Include music humor. Reply ext. 3146 722-4268 5pm-8pm TO ST. JUDE- Holy St. for us and all who invoke have recourse from the throughout the world now 722-2162. ' COINS drives, most music. Quiet college grads, pretty & Seeking compatible, at- Call 908-754-8044 ±040 PRAYER TO THE your aid. Amen. (Publica- Quality Consignments Still donalds to fine rester at first Honest sincere, witty are each searching tractive female. Race not NYC, Atlantic City, dlhlng * * * * SIAMESE KITTENS- Jude, Apostle and Martyr, depth of my heart and and forever. Oh Sacred Coming In. Dealer buying collections aunts, from dancing to out, the beach & traveling WANTED WF- 40-50, for FIREWOOD- All hard Personal's BLESSED VIRGIN- great in virtue and rich In tion must be promised. easy going. Seeks S/DWF, for a professional SJM Important. Reply ext. polite considerate roman- TOWELS- Bath, tools, Blue/Choco Point M/F. humbly beg to whom God Heart of Jesus pray for us. 2040 Free appraisals cuddling, from cosua seeking an attractive, pro woods seasoned & (Never known to fail). Oh, miracles, near kinsman of This novena has never has given such great Saint Jude worker of mira- HAPPY THANKSQIVINOI 25-37 with same inter- who Is athletic, outgoing 3305. tic weekday relationship car radio, handicapped Shots & papers $250. been known to fall. This Auctions 908-221-9314 conversation to passion- ests. Reply ext. 30S1 fesslonal SWM, 27-32 delivered. $145/cord. walker, carpet rugs, ster- 908-647-4696. ALONE FOR THE HOLI- most beautiful flower of Jesus Christ, faithful Inter- power to come to my as- cles, pray for us. Saint No Auction Nov. 28th I & marriage minded. Reply SEEKING ATTBACTIVE- w/white businessman. 908-233-7720. Mt. Carmel, fruitful vine prayer is to be said for 9 Scott Purvis-RPM Ltd ate embraces, EXT 3352 to Detention 3260. must be emotionally & fi eo, etc. 908-968-2387 DAYS? Hear phone num- cessor of all who invoke sistance. Help me in my Jude helper of the hope- AUCTION NOV. 291 DWM, Sf, seeking S/ athletlc, black female- nancially secure, fun Reply Ext. 3143 bers of available Women/ splendor of Heaven, your special patronage In consecutive days). My present and urgent peti- less pray for us. Say this ELWOOD O. HELLER & ANA life, EAC, JRCS. ATTRACTIVE 8F, Asian, FIREWOOD— Seasoned WOODBURNING 3030 prayers have been an- OWF, 28-40, with or with- LAST OF THE ROMAN good looking, athletic, loving, spontaneous, ro WHITE MALE 30- Attrac- hardwoods, $125/cord, all Men Christian 24hr. Ro- Blessed Mother of the son time of need. To you I tion. In return I promise to prayer 9 times a day. By SONS- Auctioneers & Ap- Auction, Thurs. & Fri., SELLING- Old Wheat 28, professional, Into out children; I have 2 of TICS, DWM, 40. profes white male, 28, who loves STOVE— Penn Royal Dogs mance $3/min. 1-900- of God, Immaculate Vir- swered: J.P. 6:30PM. Consignments pennies, stamps, 2O's mantle & must have tive, tall, dark hair, dark quantities & sizes, prompt have recourse from the make your name Known the 8th day your prayer praisers. For Info, on auc- health & fitness. Open- my own that I spend con sional, well educated, to wlndsurf, rollarblade, good sense of humor. Cal eyes, financially secure, Quoen, air tight w/auto 786-7710 in, assist me In my ne- depth of my heart and tions or-consignment Wanted. 5:30-9PM, Mon. sheet music, 30's post/ minded, with a good delivery. 908-424-1075 fan, 2 new Condar & and cause you to be In- will be answered. It never slderable time with. Be- 5ft.8ln. med. build, brown play tennis, take long •ic * * * PRAYER TO THE Packards Market, Rt. greeting cards. 722-3364 Ext. 3082. athletic, strong but a ro- voked. (Say 3 Our Fa- has been know to fai. sales, Robert E. Heller, sense of humor, seeks cause of this, I am look- hair & eyes. I feel com walks, bike, you name itl mantic. Ukes to travel FIREWOOD- Seasoned, Honey well thermostats. BEAGLE, Lovable, BLESSED VIRQIN- thers, 3 Hall Mary's, 3 Publication must be prom- (908) 236-2195; 704- 206, Hlllsborough, NJ. single male, 30-40 yrs. ing for someone who Is fortablo wearing suits & And who loves all. types of SWJM- 28, 5ft. 7, 135 split $140 delivered & $325; refrig 16 cu ft. (Never known to fail). Oh, 234-0368 and Atlantic city. Looking Fr»«— 6 yr old to good Glory Be's). St. Jude, pray ised. Thank you St. Jude 0555 old, with similar Interests caring, honest, sincere & functioning in the corpo- music is Interested In a lbs. My enjoyments are for single or divorced stacked, $125 dumped. white, Kelvinator-$50. homo preferrably one w/ r most beautiful flower of for us and all who Invoke for favors granted. N.S. 2070 for friendship or whatever drug-free. I am a non- rate & clinical worlds, going out for dinner, mov- 755-5734 Call 526-6381 Mt. Carmel, fruitful vine friendship at first & sen- white female 25 to 32, kids & animals. 359-0694 your aid. Amen. (Publica- HOLIDAY AUCTION Computers else. Ext. 3202. smoker, light drinker & though I prefer jeans, & condly o close relation- ies, bike riding, cookouts, who Is loving,.likes to hold splendor of Heaven, tion must be promised. SWEDISH MASSAO.E- SALES drug-free. I enjoy all travelling, great outdoors BRITTANY SPANIEL Janet, CMT. Call 908-828- ATTRACTIVE SWF, pro- the country life. I have ship. A friendly & outgoing hands, dine out. But also Blessed Mother of the son This novena has never SOOOsq.ft. auction room, sports but I don t sit in seen vou before...my Quiet evenings at home PUPS- AKC Registered. of God, Immaculate Vir- 1132. Pager No. 908- Use Your Card. COMPUTERS FOR EV- fessional, seeks SWM, personality a plus. Reply likes quiet evenings at 9 woeks old, Excellent been known to fall. This selling new & used professional, sincere, front of the TV. So if you- ideal. A vision, five feet ext. 3085. Financially secure. Please home, children ok. ext. Two classifications in the all-new Forbes Newspapers gin, assist me in my ne- prayer Is to be said for 9 591-6360. merch.,Estate Sales.Anti- ERYONE!- 286, 386 Si call Ext. 3168. field trial or gun dog's. 486'Systems tailored for considerate, sense of Ilke to do simple things, two to six Inches tall, trim, 3351 Classifieds are FREE to you when you fill out and mail cessity. Oh, Star of the consecutive days). My WANTED WF- 40-50 for ques, Fund Raisers,Co- movies, dancing, dinner, SENSITIVE 41 Yd. OLD 908-281-7493. Sea, help me and show you. Weekly special, 386 humor, tall & slim, 45-60 n your thirties, and with SWM 27, 5' dark brown in the coupon below. prayers have been an- polite considerate, roman- llectablos, Liquidations, walks, etc. Please give FEMALE— home ownor, WM 27- 5' 11", wants * * * * me, herein you are my DX-25, full feature w/hi- for friendship & whatever eyes that sparkle In fire- wants lasting relationship hair Si eyes, I like sports, swered: JAN tic weekday relationship NOW EXCEPTING CON- else comes along. Reply me a call: ext. 3088. :o meet possible TV, TS's ROTTIE PUPS- M & F, mother. Oh, Holy Mary, SIGNMENT MERCHAN- es. color VGA. $1395. light. Feminity and beauty with unencumbered male staying home, movies. 'or special relationships. with W businessman. P.O. C.S.E.Inc. 908-654-9355 Ext 3083. radiate from within wheth- Seeking WF 26-30 who Good pedigreed, Dedi- Mother of God, Queen of THANKSGIVINO NOVENA Box 426, Bound Brook DISE. Call 908-756-7621/ DWM- 34, 5'4", 150lbs, 40 something. Call me, Let me bring out the true cated companion. Must Heaven and Earth! I hum- 636-2676. Ask for Jack or ATTRACTIVE SWF, pro good looking, atlethic, er wearing silk and lace or Wine me, dine me. Reply enjoys the same. Please woman In you. Please If you have an item If you have a pet TO ST. JUDE- Holy St. COMPUTERS— IBM Com- denim. An open mind reply Ext. 3288 seel AKC registered. Call bly beseech you from the Jude, Apostle and Martyr, Greg. Auctions. Saturday & patible Sys. Sales & re- fesslonal, seeks SWM, well-built, F/T construction ext. 3142 [reply ext. 3133 908-526-5146. you can no longer that you can no lon- bottom of my heart to 1050 Quick And woYker, P/T business (with a good sense of SWM ATTRACTIVE, witty, great In virtue and rich in Sunday lpm.WATCHUNG pairs, 286SX-25-$1050. professional, sincere, SHF— never married, 28, |WM 41, handsome, pro- use and want to give succor me In this ne- Coming Event* Convenient! MARKET 1601 RTE. 22 W considerate, sense of owner. Enjoys dining out, humor) and adventurous sensitive, professional. a ger keep and want miracles, near kinsman of 386-33-$1450. PAN1123 spirit, preclude Interests '3", green eyes, 110 fessional, trim & person- 3050 cessity. There are none Watchung NJ 07060. humor, tall & slim, 45-60 cooking, romantic eve- 35, 5ft.ll, 160 lbs. En- it to someone for free, use to give to someone for Jesus Christ, faithful Inter- $200; 908-906-7678 such as antiques, theater, bs. College educated. )ble looking to meet a Horses that can withstand your cessor of all who Invoke HEALTH WALKING for friendship & whatever nings, sporting events, Would like to meet gentle- joys music (Jazz, Class! the "Free to Good Home" free, use the "Adoptable power. Oh, show me here- CUNIC AT THE HILLS bowling & skiing, out door outdoors, hot tubs,, music, cal, Rock), nature, NYC, rim, discreet adventure- your special patronage In else comes along. Reply movies, city lights, musty man who Is sincere, hon- borne W couple or S or M category. Pets" category. in you are my mother. Oh time of need. To you I Nov. 23, 1991 10AM-3PM Ext. 3083. activities & vacationing. est, generous & serious. sports(baseball, skiing, Mary, conceived without Looking for someone with museums, and weekend tennis), travel. Seeks fun WF to explore mutual in- have recourse from the Adults of all ages. Enjoy a BLAST OFF FOR ADVEN- intelligent professional- terest. Please call Ext. SADDLE SALE sin, pray for us who have fun day with some quiet similar Interest for friend' getaways at a quiet coun loving SWF 27-37 with English & Western, in- recourse to thee (3x). depth of my heart and TORE SWM, 32, profes ship A relationship. Reply try inn. You laugh as you Tor friendship & meanlng- [3163. humbly beg to whom God exercise & the chance to ul relationship. I enjoy similar qualities & inter- stock or special order: Forbes Newspapers Classifieds help you recycle! Holy Mother, I place this slonal, enjoys good food, to ext 3273 consider this ad too seri- ests. Please reply |UVM, 36, successful, has given such great meet walking compan- good conversation, mov- :he outdoors, movies, din- Crosby, County, Passier, cause In your hands (3x). ions. Learn to walk to ous, pompous, and yet in- Ext, 3144 lown to earth, easy Circle-Y, Lonestar & more. Holy Spirit, you who solve power to come to my as- ies, eclectic musical DWM- SO, ambitious triguing. Come...share Ing, dancing & the finer sistance. Help me In my tone & firm your body, fa- professional, college grad, SWM mid 40's financially !oing, good looking, with Sale ends Nov. 30. Lay I • Free to Good Home G Adoptable Pets all problems, light all tastes, seeks SWF, 18 + your dreams in the moon- hings In life. If you unjoy reat sense of humor, present and urgent peti- cilitate weight loss & im- for so much fun your head man of most seasons. the same please call secure seeks financially away for. Xmas! Bucks (3080) roads so that I can attain prove your cardiovascular ight. Reply extension eeks S/DWF, 23-30, County Saddlery, Rts. 263 (2100) my goal. You who gave tion. In return I promise to will explode. Ext 3117. Homeowner. Many varied Ext. 3172. secure WF 30-40 yrs. old make your name known system. Demonstrations & Interests. Seeking F 38- 3167. for having good times. My own to earth with a natu- & 202, Buckingham, PA me the divine gift to for- discussion of walking BWr 37, petite profes SINO.LE, WORKING, fal look. Call Ext. 3081 215-794-5411 give and forget all ovll" and cause you to be in- 50's. Slim to aver, weight, MATURE VIRILE SWM- interests are shooting voked. (Say 3 Our Fa- techniques, exercise & slonal. I am very fit & ac- 5ft2 - Sft.6. Looks good seeklng slim Spanish or Catholic Female, 25 yrs. pool, race track, baseball, against me and that In all nutrition for good health. tive-cycling, aerobics, sW, Id, 118 lbs., 5'4", Orien- Instances in my life you thers, 3 Hail Mary's, 3 In basic black, pearls & tAslart ladles for dating & movies, walking on beach 1020 3070 Glory Be's). St. Jude, pray Lunch included. Advance anything HI do it Indoors heels also in jeans. romance, looks not Impor- tal lady. I like playing rac- & much more. Please call are with me, I want In this N Single* Organization* Other Pets for us and all who Invoke registration required. Call I love good dinners, mov- Woman not afraid of her tant Reply ext. 3136 quet ball, tennis, traveling Ext. 3164. short prayer to thank you Leader Lyn Pearson 719- ies & conversation. Look- i some quiet time at andActhWe* for all things as you con- your aid. Amen. (Publica- sexuality A who can make MM— Professional, at- •SWM- Hf, e'i'Tblond, tion must be promised. 2949 for more Info. Ing for D/SWM 34-44 who Chicken Soup. Please re- ome with that special blue eyed professional. BUNNIES- Fuzzy lops, 1- firm once again that I Is athletic, young at heart, ractlve, handsome, someone. If you're 25-32 (ALLOW ME TO aivE YOU 8wk. old $25. 2 adults, 1- Namo_ novor want to be sepa- This novena has never spond toExt3169. healthy, open-minded Just relocated from Bos- been known to fail. This Intelligent * enjoys chil- rs. old & seem to have ton. Sincere & confident, the gift of a tasting rela- Blk. & white $15; 1-Tort. rated from you In eternal dren, cats & good home DWM— Professional, mid- with a good sense of omethlng In common tionships Personalized, 16 $15-. 908-218-9615. glory. Thank you for your prayer Is to be said for 9 humor, s«eks female 20- not cocky, with cutting consecutive days). My cooking. Please call dle age gentleman seeks with me & who doesn't edge sense of humor. yrs. experience. Call Judy VIETNAMESE- Pot Belly mercy toward me and Ext.3i7O. woman (over 25) with all 40 for friendship. Please moke or use drugs & Yorio's Compatibles 90S mine. The person must prayers have been an- reply to Extention 3291 Thrive on alternative Pig- Potential $$$ Maker. swered: N.S. the attributes, especially who Is honest, sincere & music, running & overall 707-9089. say_lbJ3-prayet-3-consecu DWF— 38, petite, blue the ability to converse & Unique, blue-eyed, pinto, -10*0- eyes, brown hair, looking ONCE UPON A TIME- rustworthy please reply spontaneity. What the DATEFINDGR- Singles Have YOU housebrokon, female. City Staio_ .Zip. tiye days. After 3 days, relate to warm, affection- There was a SWF 31, In- :o ext. 3087. heck, It's my first time too 832-7773. nrrrn—u>—nrr Anmounetntmnt* to meet a S/OWM, 35-50 ate lover. Sorry, abso- dependent, down to earth Personal Ads- Our 8th the request will be grant- BLESSED VIRQIN- with * sense of humor, SJF, 22.1 am who you are so call ExtwHan 3289 year! Free copy 908-826 ed. This prayer must be lutely no smokers. Reply profeslonal, with a great ooklng for •- a very pret- (Never known to fall). Oh, WIT IDEAS "plane toys good natured, open mind to Extentlon 3285 SWM- 29, professional, 3004, 24 hrs. or P.O. Bo> Read the 3080 Fill in 1 charactor per published after the favor sense of humor. Who is /, petite, warm, classy To run the ad for froo. Send to: Forbes Frccbies most beautiful flower of for children big & small" sd, caring, honest & sin' fun-loving, down-to-earth, 129, Plsoataway, NJ, Adoptable Pets box, allowing (or spac- is granted. J.P. cere personality. Call ext. seeking a SWM. 25 to 3$ nd caring person. I teach 08855. this coupon must bo Forbes Newspapers Mt. Carmel, fruitful vine at Princeton Pilot Shoppe. a0 0D LOOK I NO Sincere Profeslonal who loves the outdoors, os and punctuation as 3092. Kindergarten & I'm a part used. No phono or- Classifieds splendor of Heaven, Also, try a Discovery flight ATTORNEY- 6'3", trim, enjoys good conversation, sports, music, cooking & MATCHMAKER CATS- 2 males & 1 fe- nocessary. Romombor Blessed Mother of the son me model. I enjoy long Classified ders. For any ques- P.O. Box 699, or Joy ride. Gift certifi- DWF- 44, S'7", dark pleasantry complex, prin- •lot of laughs, and Is'nt a spending time with that NTKRNATIONAL- The male, less than 1 yr. old. to include phono num- of God, Immaculate Vir- hair & »yes( Italian, /alks, art, museums, special someone. Seeking tions call: Somerville, N.J. 08876 Advertise cates avail, at Princeton cipled & happy; seeks douch potato*. Her itimulating conversation, largest & most sole Neutorod, shots. Sweet ber. 4 lino limit. gin, assist me in my ne- Airport $30 & up. Open French & Greek). Lover of woman under 40 with friends said,"place an ad fun, energetic, SWF 23- aersonal introduction seri dispositions! Neod good 1-800-334-0531 In tho Classified! cessity. Oh, Star of the a minion things, you'll find exercising, fashion, mov- 33 for friendship/relation- 8AM-6PM daily. Call 609- great mind A body, tk a chance what have »s, comedy, music, chll- rice In the nation. Call for! This Week? homos. Call Joyco 908- Sea, help me and how 921-3100. me attractive, sexy & fuH humor, grace A character. got to lose". After ship. Reply to ext 3276 'ree (nfo. 908-218-9090 968-3922 me, herein you are my Iron and pets, If vou arc November 21,1991 B-6 Classifieds November 21,1991 Classifieds

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Re-& Anoc. 908-757- TYPINQ/Transcrlptlon- Very reasonable. 722- & No. Plfd. area). FT. lots of TLC will care for weekly or monthly. Good 2035. CARPET CLEANINQ- WINDOW CLEANING- sults guaranteed. 908-17382. Quality service & quick 908-561-5654. your precious child In my Carpets, $9.5 0/rm- rates. Call 558-9137 PLUMBING TREE SERVICE 689-8566 Professional, fully in- BUILDERS TO ADVERTISE GLASS PAINTING turn around. Laser print & CERTIFIED TEACHER- * * + + Hillsborough home. CPR mlnlmum 3 rms. Sofa & CLEANING— Homes/Con- sured, superior refer- ENJOY RIDINd AU YEAR all size transcription. w/10 yrs. child care exper. CRAFTY MOM OF 2- certif., non-smoker, ap- chair, $29.95. Free de- dps/Apts. LOW RATES- 1 ences. Other related ser- with all the comforts of Advertise to MasterType 424-0577. will care for your child in looking for 3rd ages 2 & propriate equip, provided, odorizing. Licensed & in- bdrm, bath $35 to 4 vices available. UNIVER- AUTD SAFETY N.M. (NICKI) PAINTING REYNOLDS home at a beautiful, clean my. S. Plalnfield home. up, F/T or after school ser- insured. Refs. 874-3795. sured. Over 10 yrs exper. bdrm, 2-3 baths $65. SAL BUILDING MAINTE- Ellis WORD PROCESSING- Meals & snacks provided. Expectant moms wel- PLUMBING & facility w/large attached business, academic, cre- vice. Dunellen area. Call "Master Kleen" 908-249- Honest/reliable/exp/refs NANCE. For FREE ESTI- CUSTOM GLA55C0. • Residential • Commercial Buy or 908-753-6483 come. 1st wk. *h price. 1177 . provided. Carol 754-2574 HEATING INC. Indoor, homey heated ative documents; News- 908-752-1607 MATE Call 281-7611. EST. 1946 Tree Service viewing lounges & tack y-'- CONTRACTING FIND OUT HOW COST RESIDENTIAL SPECIALISTS Lou DIFablo - Tony DIFablo letters, flyefs.jjsResumes, • Additions & Alterations "APPROVED INSURANCE REPLACEMENTS" ALL TYPES OF TREE CARE rooms plus so much Sell anything •KC1AU9TS IN AUTO *HO (JOMUtflqi*L BOOT 0LM% Over 35 Yrs. Experience editing services. LaserJet • WlndcWand Patio Door EFFECTIVE V6UR AD REPLtciucms bit Jill CONSTRUCTION too/ft "Exterior and Interior : & REMOVAL morel For boarding a'sk at all! copies. The Write Type Installations • Electrically Operated Windows SAME DAY SERVICE • Firewood about our free video, 908-846-4305 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 1-800-334-0531 CAN BE RIGHT HERE Brush • Spray • Roller Bathroom and Kitchen you'll wonder why you • Wood and Vinyl Siding • All Curved & Panoramic Windshields ••• Woodchlps Moderlzations ever settled for less for & Channels & Regulator's FREE ESTIMATES • Snow plowing • Roofing CALL SERVICE SALES REPAIRS you & your horse. Also Commercial * Residential • Rear Windows • Landscaping lessons, training, show- 276-6000 We Power Wash Before We Do The Complete Job Ing, clinics-dressage, Fully Insured Free Estimates Every Job! REASONABLE RATES (908) 245-1203 hunter/jumper. PINE HILL, 276*4083 241-8555 276-5367 Branchburg. Call Nick or Serving Union County and Vicinity 573 W. WESTFIELD AV. Uc.#i106 (908) 486-5806 1-800-439-7087. With Quality and Dependability ROSELLEPARK (908)245-4835 358 NORTH AVENUE 6 — Wayne Davidowitch — MCAA OAMOCM STATE CARKWAy KM1 137 (COAMef) Of VAUJCY RO) CRANFORD INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES MflKE YOUR HOME KARL J. FRITZ * * •*• * MASONRY— 28 years of PAINTING ROOFING & REMODELING TV REPAIR —4OT0 CONTRACTING CONSTRUCTION FALL CLEANUP- Discount experience. Steps, side- PAINTINO (Ed Rellly) HEATING- start enjoying CARPET SERVICE ELECTRICAL HOME IMPROVEMENTS Electrical BATHROOMS Roofing, siding, decks, COMPANY Prices. Free estimates. walks, driveways, patios, Int«rlor/Ext«rlor— Free the warmth & fuel savings windows, interior & exte- remodeling, additions, SUPERB LANDSCAMNO, bricks, blocks. No Job too estimates. Custom work. of a new high efficiency FREE ESTIMATES heat system now. Call WE STOP LEAKS! Complete bathrooms rior painting, all types car- new construction of all Inc., »0g-g»3-1233 small. Call Bill 968-0695. Very neat & references. POLYPHASE ELECTRIC Spediaiingjn:. JLECTRIQ, ASPEN- All pentry work "— types. Commercial & resi- Sheetrock Repairs.- Fully John at Professional CLARK BUILDERS, INC. residential needs: house starting as low as dential. FALL CLEANUP MASONRY- Concrete, insured. 9D8-752-3767. Plumbing Services 908- All Phases of Electrical Work FREE ESTIMATES foundations, driveways, - • Exterior • Free Estimate fans, smoke detectors, $3995. Licensed, in- FULLY INSURED 908-236-2871 Pruning •Deerproofing *=—; "ay—:——— 725-2530 (MPL#8488) CARPET From Pole to Plug IMPROVEMENTS, Inc. • COMPLETE ROOF STRIPPING lighting, telephones, etc. 90§-M4»B3B8 sidewalks, Belgian block'. • Interior SEWAREN, NJ KITCHENS, BATHS- re- INTRODUCTIONS... Complete Interior and Exterior • Fully Insured SPECIALISTS Quick response. Lie. sured, 10 yrs. Expe- Fully Insured, free esti- • Residential • Expert (908) 636-7508 modeling, alterations, FILL DIRT/TOP SOIL- for technics Remodeling and Rebuilding • Carpentry • FLAT ROOFNIQ & SLATE #7534. Call 356-3041; rience. mates. DM I Construction, • Commercial Preparation • GUTTERS & LEADERS 873-0137. FLOORS— New wood cabinet refacing, counter- sale,, also machine 757-7929. up, J.M.C. tops, formica, Corian, tile spread. Railroad ties & ALL TYPES OF CARPET REPAIR • Industrial Siding "We're Still Working Our Way Through SERVING UNION floors Installed, sanded & Stairs, Stretching, Seaming & MIDDLESEX COUNTIES WHEN * * * * Home Renovations finished. Old wood floors work, skylights, finished Belgian Block Installed. • Electric Heat Addition! Town and We do the best Work Around" and Installations FOR 22 YEARS SALES & REPAIRS ELECTRICAL- All types (908) 561-3554 reflnished. Free esti- basements, drywall & tap- Driveways stoned, paved, Tree 1-800-334-0531 stalled. 722-8225. 78 Years of Experience Porch SAVE ENERGY.... We Install FULLY INSURED - FREE ESTIMATES residential/commercial. mates. ACCURATE ing, decks. References on sealed. D Hunt 722-1882 PLUMBING & HEATING 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE Enclosure.. Decks (30 Years in Business) THERE'S BATHTUB & TILE RESUR- request. No Job too email. - FREE ESTIMATE - Vinyl Replacement Windows N.J, UC. NO. 010780 Uc.#2978. Cooney Elec- FACING— 5 year war- FLOORING, 968-4808 OREEN PASTURES Removal Low rates. Good service. Replacement Windows, Storm Doors tric. 908-469-0281 Free estimates. Fully In- FREE ESTIMATES Unsurpassed Quality Workmanship • Check our Recession Proof Prices CENTER TV ranty, free' estimates. Call LANDSCAPING— com- PAINTING and WALLPA- — 381-5145 -- WORK TO ELECTRICAL WOBK- sured. Call Cedrone's a License Lie. #7194 —Fully Insured • Free Estimates— • Roofing • Leaders and Gutters 908^756-5351 HOME Home Improvements 908- mercial & residential, 907 Wood Ave. • Roselle Commercial, residential maintenance & all types VENIS BROS. Call John 968-8634 Call Bruc» mU (BOB) 674-3880 or 1-800-794-LEAK and industrial. Licensed, BEFORE & AFTER HOME Alterations 249-2090. "teHo? Romo'defi o*f 233-1515 BE DONE, IMPROVEMENTS- Inside of landscaping. Fully in- Tree Experts baths and kitchens. PLUMBING & HEATING (908) 789-3131 Toll Fr«a 1-800-794-3351 272-4033 (5325) 276-2331 No. 9141, and Insured. and Additions MR FIX-IT No Job toosured. Fbr tree estimate Free estimates. Call Vince & out & no job too big or 389*6180 Decks installed. FREE ES- -All big or small residen- small. All work fully guar- Prompt and Courteous small Inside or outside. call Dominic. 7S3-1372 TIMATES. Call Tom, 755-tial work. FREE Estimates POT Santonastaso Electric 35 yrs exp. Free est. Refs LANOSCAPINQ- Alt FULLY INSURED 968-1609, anteed. Free est. Call Services 6541. & Answers. Evening & WALLS AND CEILINGS Dave, 908-725-8879 or "Quality at its Best" avail. Art 908*821-5422 phases including Spring TREE WORK WANTED- weekend appts. for work- TO ADVERTISE FUEL OIL HOME IMPROVEMENTS PLUMBERS TO ADVERTISE CLASSIFIEDS ELECTRICAL- All types John, 908-685-1057. WALLACE QUALITY- HOME IM- Cleanups. We'll beat any Prunlng, storm damage, of wiring, Service changes legitimate price. Free esti- removals, chipping, shrub "Wallpapering, Carpentry CARPENTRY & HOME IM- PROVEMENTS & REPAIRS. Repairs: Sheetrock & paddlo fans. Additions. CONSTRUCTION Carpentry, sheetrock, tile, mates. Call Jeff 908-753- •care, Insured. Smith Tree TO WORK Call Harold Klouser. Lie. PROVEMENTS- I do It 72S-3845 6742 Service 908-439-2059. Spackling, Plastering LENNY'S PLUMBING painting, etc. Bthrm. & Doors, Windows INTRODUCTIONS... K. Vetter A-way-for-people-to-moo REEL-STRONG HOMK-IMPHOVSMKNTS-bsmL_ren\nrifiUng_Eree_ -=—Fan- pBremngrnoBrsT ELECTRICIAN-^ Estab- estimates, Insured. Call & REPAIRS- additions*.es.t., competitive rates, cleanup,- thatching, lawn people, every week \i 7j TO PLACE YOUR rFOHOO! : COUNTRYSIDE Tile & Masonry your local Forbes newspa & Sons lished 1944. Ud.#7830. Steve 908-968-7042. decks, wooden storage CALL JOHN 908-249-" maintenance, all phases 722-4943 TO PLACE YOUR • Heating Sewer Niagara Electric Inc. Resi- sheds. All phases of home 6652 • -" per. The ad Is free, the CARPENTRY & ROOF- of landscaping. Reason- TREE EXPERTS Call Rich after 6PM one call does it all! WITH MOOERN KNOW HOW Cleaning SERVICE AD dential wiring. Scotch Improvements & repairs. * * * * able prices, quality work, Plastering Wain's, 756-1454 ING- Celling blocks, floor Removal, Pruning. 1-800-334-0531 SERVICE AD • Additions • Custom Carpentry • Plumbing & Heating tiles, repairing ceilings, VIsa/MC, free estimates, SAL & SONS— Excellent quick service. Call 755- Fully insured. OUR HOUSE 386-0888 ceramic tile & marble In- 8429, Charlie. Most Major Brands • Basements . • Windows/Doors Repairs Patching ELECTRICIAN- Installa- walls & porches, wood PAINTING- ATB INC HERE tion of circuit breakers, HOME IMPROVEMENT- stallations. Complete ren- 908-752-5565 PAINTING. $50/room. Ex-PLUMBING & HEATING— HERE Air Conditioning v Humidifiers • Bathroom Specialists • Plumbing • Hot Water Heaters cabinets, formica & brick LANDVIEW LAND- water heaters, water fil- • Decks • Electrical Textured Ceiling FIND: paddle fans, attic fans, Carpentry, concrete, ma- ovations (bathroom, foyer Lowest prices terior $700 + . Wallpaper Oil & Gas Burners *• Hoallng & Cooling steps. Reasonable rates. SCAPE- & Ground De- ters, sump pumps, sewer • Sump Pumps CALL electric heat, recessed sonry, drywall, painting. & kitchens) + generaUe- $15/roll. Roofing & gut- CALL Fuel Oil f Air Cleaning Filters FREE ESTIMATES Sheetrocking Call 356-9020 sign. Voted best land- guaranteed I & drain cleaning. All re- lights^ appliance wiring. Finished basements, ga- pair Si ^modeling. gJJ . scap'er. In Somerset Coun- ters, free estimates. 908- SALES -SECVUtt Cleanliness is'pYIoflfy #7" Free Est; • State Ucens& #6249 plumbers Free estimates, Insured. 914-0496 pairs. Truppl Plumbing, lie 276-6000 276-6000 Taping & Finishing rages, baths, additions, estimates. SOB-BaB-WBi ty A)| pnas09 of landscap- #8707. Call 754-3750 INSTALLATION • Roloroncos • Insured Lenny Grieco RONSON ELECTRIC, CARPENTRY— lino qual- FuTly Insured, DMI Con- SHEETROCK/SPACKLE Ing & maintenance. Reli- MASONRY- Quality PAINTING- Interior $75/ 7S2-B683. (Lie. 5532). ify remodeling & repairs. struction, 757-7929. —Repairs to sheetrock & able & Affordable. Call work. Competitive prices. TNT HEATINQ & COOL- 276-0900 CALL BOB AT 908-281-0716 574-0480 276-6945 709-0591 • handymen room, Exterior. Free esti- ING— "We Blow the Com ELECTRICIAN- Llc.# Stairway & balustrade HOUSE DOCTOR- Let usplaster. 572-5811. Gary 722-4388 Specializing In all types of mates. Sheetrocking & til- 549 LEXINGTON AVE. CRANFORD systems, windows, doors, residential work. New & petition away!" See our 10062. For evenings & take care of your prob- WINDOW M REPA,RS LAWN CARE/YARD Ing. References avail. ad In the Business Direc- trim, cabinets, kitchens, Repair. Fully Insured. Free Fully Insured. Patterson - electricians weekends. Bonded &. in- lems. All phases of Home Hnniarfi t/i~Ba nnttv WORK- Best Service, tory & Area Service Direc- e lac estimates. Bableh Ma- sured. Reasonable rates. basements, decks. Free ImnrnuAmnnh no loh tnn " P e glass, puny, Lowest Rates, -Free Esti- Painting, 908-72S-B997: tory. (908) 494-5292 FUEL OIL PLUMBERS TREE SERVICE WATERPROOFING Commercial, residential, est. Refs. 908-281-6538 mates. Call 231-0358. •owry, 90B-B3*-8*7S. 1-800-750-B977. COLLISION REPAIRS MOVERS industrial. 725-7267 CARPENTRY BY QUELI improvements, no JODTOO caUyears |k . paFre|net &estimates wash. Qual, in- - **** MASONRY- Steps, side- PAINTING- lnterior/efte- CONSTRUCTION CO.- walks, patios, exterior rior painting done with old contractors Welded vinyl replacement Installatiomates. Calnl sured, work guaranteed, LAWN SERVICE ROBBINS& ALLISON, INC. Channel Home Centers 4080 prompt service. Bob Prompt, reliable, insured. drainage, all work guaran- fashioned pride. Benjamin Benner's MCDOWELLS Handyman Services windows & steel doors. Stalnrnan, 626-3383. Fall Cleanups. Full ser- teed. Free estimates. Call Moore products used. 4220 MPDOWELLS Custom decks, additions, SICHLER 908-253-0827. Window puttying/ glax- Roofing Since 1928 Lie. #1268 Basement Waterproofing builders WINDOW GLASS RE- vice. Serving Somerset dormers, kitchen & bath INSTALLATION County. (908)359-1418. Ing. 15 yrs in business. Since 1928 "Local Public Movers • Water Heaters • French Drain Systems HANDYMAN FOR HIRE- remodeling, basements, PLACED ON SITE— We PUSTERING-PATCHES A Auto Center SPECIALTY- Residential References. Free esti- J a, 0 ROOFING Family Owned & Operated Moving & License • Sewer Cleaning WOODSTACK • 25 year Guarantee carpentry, replacement of drywall & taping. NO JOB SERVICES repair, re-putty & paint MULCH/TOPSOIL- pick mates. D. Vosuvlo, 861- Storage • Sump Pumps I- poolers windows & doors, floor old windows & trim. Very up or prompt delivery. Re- & commercial since 1957. No Job to big or small. All Complete Auto Body & Mechanical 00T72 TOO SMALLI Fully Insured, 9848 work fully guaranteed. • Budget Plans • Drinking Water TREE SERVICE Masonry & Paving Stones tiles, carpet, installation, free estimates. 908-704- reasonable. INSURED. tail/wholesale. Eagl* 908-233-5766, 908-233- with the latest technology. Systems •storm doors Call Clear View, 757- fmnem & Supply 908- 8442. J. Kanla & Son. PAINTING- Let a woman Free estimate. Free gutter INSURED • Steps • DrWoways and 1001 kitchen, bath renovation. 0262. •replacement windows maintenance with every • Service Plans • Water Conditioning 526-6723. 5347 526-5775 do your painting. Neat, NJ Inspection & Reinspection Systems, • Foundations • Walkways •closet organizers INTRODUCTIONS... clean quality work. In- Job. Call Dave 725-8879 • Plumbing/AC Low, Low Winter Rates • Additions • HANDYMAN- Complete •shelving •> WINDOW RESTORA- * * * * N A way for people to meet or John 685-1057 other CARPENTRY BY PINE LANDSCAPINQ- sured. Free estimates. 606 South Ave., E. No Job Too Small home Improvements. •fencing TIONS- we re-putty/ people, every week In Call Maryann 560-9235. Senior Citizen Discounts Residential - Commercial Decks, porches, Interior/ TIMBERLINE •mall box posts glaze, caulk & paint old Fall Specials. Now Is the your local Forbes newspa- + + * * 450 North Ave. E. AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES PAINTING- Tom ROOFING- free alumi- Cranford, NJ 450 North Ave. E. Free Estimates & Financing Available! services... exterior work,, carpentry CONSTRUCTION •garage door openers windows. 15 yrs in busi- time for seeding & thatch- per. The ad Is free, then 213 SOUTH AVE E FREE ESTIMATES Kitchen & bath remodel- ness. Free phone esti- Ing of lawns. Landscape Hanson Painters. Interior/ num gutters & leaders w, Westfield work, painting. No Job too •celling fans one call does it all! exterior & wallpapering. CRANFORD Westfield small. Free estimates. ing, replacement windows •wallpaper mate.D. Vesuvlo, 908- design & Installation. All 1-800-334-0831 any new or reroof. Best 1-800-334-1822 Free estimates. Please roofers & prices in area. 276-11X1 233-3213 TEL 276-0898 233-3213 276-5752 Call Steve Dimino 908- & doors, siding, trim, fin- •many kinds of carpentry 861-9848 phases of landscaping & 752-7863. We also seal ished basements. FREE lawn maintenance, Includ- call Tom at 908-469- Call Rainbow Roofers repair 4180 5952 or 1-800-479- 908-231-0141 driveways. estimates, fully Insured. Free estimates ing hydrosoedlng. 908- 908-7S3-B761 968-567O. 5952. J ft D MAINTENANCE 4130 ROOFING CONTRAC IN THE INC— small Jobs our spe-CARPENTRY- All small, TREE A STUMP RE- PAINTING- TOR— Caflce Construc- CALL 908-534-1192 Landscaping ANTHONY'S PAINTING- V.A.CARNEVALE Exterior/ tion Co. Roofing of al cialty. Same day service. medium repairs Inside & MOVAL —Is your stump a Interior/exterior. Roofing, Interior & exterior repairs. out, and new work. Also and Tree Care pain In the grass? Free Interior. Very reasonable. types, shlngle/flat/slate MasterCard CLASSIFIEDS DID YOU gutters cleaned/Installed. References. Fully Insured. and leak repairs. No Job Also Cleaning. Sr Citizen ceramic tile, sheetrock re- estimates Fully Insured. Free est. 908-782-8441. Discount. 297-4340. pairs, gutters cleaned, re- KNOW . . . "JUST STUMPS" 634- 35 yrs. of services in this too small. Insured. Free paired and Inside palnt- that an ad In this local 1318. BACHMANS PAINTING area. Please call 968- estimates. 968-6241. * * * * Ing. Call Larry 469-8340. paper also goes into 14 Int./ext. Wallpapering. 14 0467. ROOFING- AFFORDABLE MR. DO RIGHT- Will TREE MAINTENANCE- other local papers? Reach "LEAF- yrs. exper. Free estimate. PAUL A. MILLAR PAINT- RELIABLE, DEPENDABLE. clean, repair, paint: walls, * + * * over 140,000 households Tree removals, shrub CAULKING-' Windows & pruning. Commercial & Insured. Rob, 704-1846. ING— Meticulous Int/Ext Free Estimates. Call Bit ceilings, porches, attics, with one call! BUSTERS" PAINTING- Good Hands 908-873-3759 cellars, Carpentry. doors. Will >. r>a1r all leaks 1-800-334-0631. residential. Quality work Svcs. 10 yrs exper. Gut- & drafts. ResiJL.,..iat & at fair prices. Over 20 yrs. Co. Interior/exterior. Wall- ters cleaned. Fully Ins. "Master of the small job" papering, painting, power x 908-968-7640. commercial. Call Water- RELAX... ENJOY FALL1 experience. Call 658- Free est. Exc. rofs. Call r • 4-line limit ~l plex 908-545-1773 3266 or 321-0077 washing for commercial/ Paul 908-846-7186 ODD JOBS- GENERAL IRON RAILINGS residential. Call Fr«d, REPAIRS- Lt. hauling, OUR PRICES WILL BLOW" 487-0984 or 8881189 PRO PMNTING 4230 • Must be paid in advance — brush cleared & removed. YOU AND YOUR LEAVES" Wallpapering 2 for TRACEY'S IRONWORKS AWAYt 4160 Commercial, Residential, cash, check, VISA, or MasterCard Expert Int/ext. carpentry, CERAMIC & MARBLE IN- Masonry PAINTING A PAPER Industrial. Fully Insured. (no refunds) painting, replacement 8AM-8PM 908-247-2036 HANGING- Interior/exte- Expert A DELICATE TOUCH- Ex windows & decks. Tree STALLATION— Baths, •Leaf removal > 4 Kitchens & Foyers. Old & * ** rior. Quality workmanship •Power Washing pert poperhanglng, rell • Wo copy changes work, log splitting, gutters •Fall clean-ups A-l WAYNE P. SCOTT- for 25 years. No Job too new. Repairs. 369-6610. J A J CONSTRUCTION- •thatch •rototlll quality masonry services. •Interior/Exterior able, meticulous, afford • Oiler limited to noncommercial cleaned. No Job too small. small. Insured. Free esti- •Protective Coating able. Recommendod by Why break your back? If CUSTOM INTERIOR CAB- Replacement windows, •seed •fertilize Free estimate. Refer- mate, prompt service. ads Free estimates ences. Insured. 40 yrs. a •Sand/Water Blasting paint stores and Interior you don't see It, ask. Call INETS- Kitchens, baths, seamless gutters & lead- Bob Stolnman, 828- •Wallpapering/removal decorators. Call Adele lee Additional lines, add $1.00 for each us today for a FREE esti- counter tops. Custom fur- ers, all types of roofing & family business. Every Job 3883 • Selected merchandise Irom our SAY GOOD NIGHT a specialty. 968-5230 •Wall Refinlshlng at 908-231-0485. 50 mate. Our 17th year. niture. Free estimates. siding, storm doors & ad- •Sheetrocking/ Repair TO YOUR LAWN ** * * PAPERHANGING "CHECK For Sale classifications only. No 528-5339. 908-253-0216 ditions. Call 548-1434 •Popcorn ceilings/ Repair after 6pm. MASON PAINTING- Why pay MY SEAMS" Reliable, ex- Real Estate or Automotive ads. No CUSTOM RENOVATIONS morel $55/rm. Com- 727-5121 pert paperhariging. Work Garage Sales, flea markets, sales ROUND THE HOUSE Your One Stop Home Im- JFK CONSTRUCTION- mercial, residential, apts. guaranteed. Certified by and bazaars, or pets. * Handyman. Painting, deer provement Co. Kitchens, Cranford, 908-276-0856. Quality work. 707-9872 The Paperhanglng Instl Fill in 1 character per box, allowing for spaces and punctuation as necessary. fencing, windows washed, Baths, Basements, Sky- All work guaranteed. 1 gONACCORSO;. NURS- SSSfftJU^S^ tute. Call Lynne at 908- IIIIS SPECIAL ON MERCHANDISE FOR SALE ONLY Remember to Include phone number. NO Abbreviations, please! • Offer valid only with this coupon gutters cleaned, and anylights & Tile. contractor for all your ERY— Top Soil and All oi^j, vvork, concrete, etc. PAINTING DID YOU 789-2127 needs. Largo or small, we KNOW .. . lob around the house. Call 906-2876944 e ndSCaP n FU y SUred Fre.r Inc. per. The od Is free, then Workmanship ING— Additions, porches, 526-0251. one call does it all! Leaves, sticks, etc. Will work weekends. Call COPPERHEAD PLUMB- USE YOUR CHARGE (908)233-1231 brick or concrete drive- WALLPAPERING- Wall- , VISA/MC # Exp. Date: 1-80O-334-0S31 Call: Call Anthony ways or patios. Landscape Chris 873-1389 ING, HEATING, DRAIN Offer expires 12/31/92/31/91 I AL BRBUCHE * SON 722-5216 craft Professional paper- Hom« lmprov«m»nU Joo Kllng.blol tie construction. Full array PAINTING ft WALLPA- CLEANING- Affordable DRYWALL CONSTRUC quality - free estimates, hanger. Paint trim & coil- Basement to attic, inside FALL CLEAN UP- Leaves of masonry & landscape PERING- Exterior/ Inte- Ings. Reasonable rates. & out. Experienced w/rAf- TION- Sheetrock and 381-9656 & cut lawn for winter. services. rior, custom work. Com- 24 hour emergency ser- taping, specializing in vice. License #8917. Insured, Ireo ostlmutos. orencea- Free estimates. (r»e estimates Reasonable rates, reliable Ho Job too MttHU. mercial/residential. FULLY Ask for Norm, 819-8016. Reasonable rates. small Jobs. T.A.F. Drywall service. Call Walt at Cull 7M-1»77 INSURED. Nick 658-9235 Please call 752-8808. 0O8-483-177S Call 1-800-640-3969. .752-6730. I .!-.>. ' I I.

November 21,1991 Classifieds B-6 November 21,1991 Classifieds

3080 3100 4020 4040 4040 Adoptable Pets 4040 4050 Mfscoffaneous Bu8lne9s Services Child C&re Child Car* Child Can Child Can 4050 Supplies 3, Services Cleaning Services Cleaning Services CHILD CARE in my Som- ENGLISH EXPERT- will A-l CHILDCARE— Quali- EXPERIENCED MOM- NON-SMOKING MOM- CLEAN UP SERVICES OF erset home. 12 mos. orwill care for your child at CLEANING- mature CAT— white male, i yr PET SITTER- Mature, professionally word pro- fied, reliable, insured older.. FT or PT. Call Dbr- of-a girl. FT/PT,. flexible ALL TYPES- We'll clean old, needs good home FAMILY DAY CARE is avail-; her Somerset/Quallbrook hrs, reasonble, refs. Call woman will clean your college student w/refs. cess your report/letter/re- othy 908-828;24l4. ; up anything!_Garages, at- 908-874-7170. able from MONDAY home. Reasonable. Exc. 908- 781-8819 J Jaome_&/oi- office. Experi- rvic Pet-sits while your away. sume & meet your dead-' tics; sioresr~wareriQuses, enced, reliable, With refer- MORNING INC. CHILD CARE- my Rari- refs. FT only. Please call Ruby 908-719-2608 line. 908-769-7385 PERFECT SETUP- safe, cellars, bldg. sites, real ences. 469-6365. Area OIVE SOMEONE . 526-4884,668-4884 . tan home. Yd, snacks. Any 908-873-5735 estate closings & estates. SMILE— Somerset Re MAILING LABELS — consistant caring environ- 4000 AU-PAIR/CHILDCARE age. 12 yrs exper. Non- EXPERIENCED, RELI- ment. Judy & Girls. Call Free Estimates. Fully. In- CLEANING- Profes- gional Anirrial Shelter ha Would you like mailing la- smoker. Refs. 231-1047. sional, with a personal SERVICES LIVE-IN- European w/ ABLE— Somerville mom 908-247-4274 sured. Call 253-8932 puppies, kittens, dagi bels for your Christmas . • * * *.*• touch. Reliable, refer- cards? Does your organi- exp. Legal for 12 mo. thru will give lots of love to WEE PEOPLE SCHOOL- ***•*• and cats. Adoption rea- CHILDCARE- in my lov- CLEANING SERVICE- ences, Free estimates. sonable. Missing a net? zation need tg newsletter a non-profit organization. ing & attentive home In your child. FT/PT. Large Umlted openings 2, 3, 5, Average cost $160/wk. yard, CPR certified. Refs. Commercial &• residential. Call 725-0308. . 4020 or poster? Do you need a Franklin Park, Reasonable V2 full & extended day Offices, homes, show 10% off first cleaning. Directory 908-709-0325 avail. Call 908-526-4720 rooms, kitchens, special resume, typed? Large rates. Please call Nancy classes. 908-469-7029 Call The Polished Look KITTENS— Free to a good Business Services occasions, Avail, anytime. home. (2) 12 weeks & (1 mailing labels .15$ ea. 908-422-9344 LOVING CHILDCARE— In 806-7554 Small mailing labels IOC my Edison home. 2 yrs. & Good refs. Reasonable 5 month old. Please call BABY CARE- Birth to 14 WILL CARE FOR YOUR rates, Estimates avail. CLEANING- Serious 908-247-6886 ea. Custom addressed en- me. in my Westfield "..'•• • *•* '* -older. Off Stevenville CHILD w/lots of TLC in my PAINTER PLUMBERS TO ADVERTISE BOOKKEEPING- AND velopes 10« ea. Tuping CHILDCARE- Infant & Pkwy. 548^2103 Call 908-755-5337 eves. Cleaning. Homes, apart- DRIVEWAY FUEL OIL home. Joan, mother of 7, Somerville home w/years ments, condos, offices AUTO DEALERS SHEPHERD- great out RELATED SERVICES for $2/pg. Floppy.disks $1.30 toddlers in my Somerset CLEANING- all areas for businesses & individuals. grandmother of 9, nursery of exper. Lunch & snacks cleaned. Weekly, bi- side dog, needs room ti ea, 10 for $11. For more school teacher, nurses home, conveniently lo- MARTINSVILLE/PLUCK- provided. 908-526-4710 homes, apts, offices. roam. 2 yrs. old. Love Carmen 908-861-3792 info., Please call 908- cated, off 287 & 527. For EMIN Area- Non- weekly, monthly & week- RESIDENTIAL Donald S. Rockefeller aid training, exc. refer- Daily, wkly, bi-wkly. Also FIND OUf HOW COST kids. 908-756-7537. COMPUTER HELPI- 906-1473. No job too big more info, call 937-6994 smoking Mother will care .****• ends. Charlene, 271- COMMERCIAL ELOIDES GARCIA ences, have 14 mo. old Caters American & W. In- 4616 ; PLUMBING & HEATING INC. Confused, Frustrated? We or too small. ; for your child. Lots of TLC SOMERSET, Quality dian style cuisine. 1-800- REILLY INDUSTRIAL Painting & Decorating SHIHTZU— male, XVi yr. Grandson. Will consider CHILDCARE- by Early Child Car*— Quailbrook EFFECTIVE YOUR AD old, gold/white, friendly, Can Help! Software as- NEWSLETTERS- bul- travel for. day or over ChllHhpod Certif. teacher & activities. FT to 5PM 300-3087 COUPLE CLEANING- Ex- sistance, computer re- onlyl 908-231-9263. Mom of 1 has FT/ PT perienced, good refer-, OLDSMOBILE, INC. Complete obedient, AKC Reg. Free letins, brochures de- night, .have experience & mom. My So., Edison CLEANING- Experienced • INTERIOR • EXTERIOR 908-234-1224 pair? & Upgrades. C.S.E., opening. Activities, State e.nces. Own "transporta- • POWER WASH • PAPERHANGING Pliimbing signed, assembled, ready taking care of children in home. FT/PT. No infants. MOMS, MEED SOME registered, CPR cert., ex- trustworthy & dependable AUTHORIZED CAN BE RIGHT HERE Inc. 908-654-9355 for printer by experienced your home while parents 985-1214, FREE TIME- will babysit tion. Free estimates. Call • Fuel Oil & cellent references. Call man Will clean your home Ana.908-654-7083. • DRIVEWAYS • PROFESSIONAL 3090 COMPUTER PROGRAM- Macintosh layout artist. vacation. Have back-up your Infant/toddler. You 908-563-0673 or office. Excellent refer- OLDSMOBILE • PARKING LOTS • Complete heating FREE ESTIMATES Heating care. Call 908-654-3118. CHILDCARE- in my Mid- can'go shopping, run er- FULLY INSURED QUALITY -. Boarding, MING- Customized Fox- Reasonable rates, free dlesex home by experi- ences. Call Joe at 908- I WILL CLEAN- your • SEAL COATING • Repairs & Service Services Training & Grooming BASE + , FoxBASE/MAC, estimates. 908-396-1548 rands, etc. $3.50/hr. 526-2415 house or apartment. Own SALES & SERVICE • BELGIUM BLOCK CURBING enced mom. Infants Please leave message Advertise in the Classified! • Air Conditioning FoxPRO, SCO FoxBASE *•*••* through 5 yrs. 908-4877. transportation, exp. & ref- • RAILROAD TIES • STUMP GRINDING 233-7469 State Lie. #4205 and spo FoxPro program- BABYSIT IN MY HOME- 873-5897 CLEANING- from Just a erences. 908-355-0282 CALL DOQ TRAINING- Avoid SECRETARIAL SERVICE by the hour-day-week, CHRISTIAN DAY CARE few rooms N to the whole 232-7651 * "SERVING YOUR AREA FBEE ESTIMATES ming. Customization of All types of work, typing, POLISH WOMAN- will 1245 Westfield Ave. CELOIOES GARCIA: f.6. BOX zoii . the high prices of pvt In-SBT accounting software, part time - full time, days- mature, experienced non- house. 908-805-9380, FOR OVER 40 YEARS" FULLY INSURED copies, fax, mass mailing. nights", weekends - over- NEWBORN/INFANT leave message clean your house beauti- CLARK 276-8677 270-6000 home training. Prof train both PC, Macintosh & smoking woman to care CARE— Exper., estab- 4050 560 NORTH AVE. E. President . WESTFIELD, N.J. 07091 References avail. Call night. Have fenced yard & ful. Call Elizabeth .752- FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED 7 Raleigh Aye. • Cranford of 25 yrs will provide you Unix. Exp'd in Novell for your infant & toddler. lished mom with previous Cleaning Services CLEANING- homes, of- 5956. w/ skill nee to success- 908-560-9084 playroom. Lunch included. WESTFIELD : Scotch Plains 753-7281 396-8100 MEMBER PROFESSIONAL PAINTERS ASSOC. LAN's. Stephen Dragon Piscataway (Arbor School daycare center exper. & fices, condos, weekly, bi- fully-train your dog. Re-& Assoc, 908-757- TYPING/Transcrlptlon— Very reasonable. 722- & No. Plfd. area). FT. weekly or monthly. Good 2035. lots of TLC will care for CARPET CLEANING- WINDOW CLEANING- sults guaranteed. 908 7382. Quality service & quick 908-561-5654. your precious child in my Carpets, $9.50/rm- rates. Call 558-9137 689-8566 Professional, fully in- PLUMBING TREE SERVICE turn around. Laser print & CERTIFIED TEACHER- * * * * Hlllsborough home. CPR minimum 3 rms. Sofa & CLEANING— Homes/Con- sured, superior refer- BUILDERS TO ADVERTISE GLASS PAINTING ENJOY RIDINQ ALL YEAR all size transcription. w/10 yrs. child care exper. CRAFTY MOM OF 2- certif.,'' non-smoker, ap- chair, $29.95. Free de- dos/Apts. LOW RATES- 1 ences. Other related ser- with all the comforts of MasterType 424-0577. will care for your child In lookirig for 3rd ages 2 & propriate equip, provided. odorizing. Licensed & in- bdrm, bath $35. to 4 vices availabler'UNIVER- Advertise to my S. Plainfield home. home at a beautiful, clean WORD PROCESSING- up, F/T or after school ser- Insured. Refs. 874-3795. sured. Over 10 yrs exper. bdrm, 2-3 baths $65. SAL BUILDING MAINTE- REYNOLDS Meals &• snacks provided. Expectant moms wel- N.M. (NICKI) PAINTING Ellis facility w/large attache Buy or byslness, academic, cre- vice. Dunellen area. Call "Master Kleen" 908-249- Honest/reliable/exp/refs NANCE; For FREE ESTI- AUTD SAFETY indoor, homey heate. 908-753-6483 908-752-1607 come. 1st wk. Vi price. 1177 provided. Carol 754-2574 MATECall 281-7611. " :-.*> «?? PLUMBING & ative documents; News- GLASS CO.: Residential • Commercial Tree Service viewing lounges & tack Sell anything letters, flyers;; Resumes, £> CONTRACTING EST. 1946 rooms plus so much editing services. LaserJet FIND OUT HOW COST RESIDENTIAL SPECIALISTS Lou DIFabiq ' Tony DiFablo ALL TYPES OF TREE CARE : morel For boarding ask "APPROVED INSURANCE REPLACEMENTS" • Over 35 Yrs. Experience copies^ The Write Type • Additions & Alterations SPECIALISTS IN AUTO AND COUUEDCUU. BODY CLASS •.... & REMOVAL , about our free video at all! 908-846-4305 EFFECTIVE YOUR AD RtPUCEUCNTS ON All CONSTRUCTION COU/P. Exterior and Interior CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 1-800-334-0531 • Window and Patio Door SAME DAY SERVICE • Firewood you'll wonder why yoi installations • Electrically Operated Windows: Brush • Spray • Roller Bathroom and Kitchen ever settled for less fo CAN BE RIGHT HERE • Woodchips you & your horse. Alsc • Wood and Vinyl Siding • All CiihVed & Panoramic Windshields ' Moderizations • Snow plowing & Channels & Regulators FREE ESTIMATES lessons, training, show • Roofing CALL SERVICE SALES REPAIRS • Landscaping ing, clinics-dressage, Commercial * Residential • Rear Windows . . We Power Wash Before We Do The Complete Job hunter/jumper. PINE HILL, (908) 245-1203 Fully Insured Free Estimates 276-6000 Every Job! REASONABLE RATES Bra nc h burg. 241-8555 276-5367 or 1-800-439-7087. Lie. #1106 276*4083 573 Vi. WESTFIELD AV. Call Nick (908) 486-5806 Serving Union County and Vicinity 358 NORTH AVENUE E HONE ROSELLE PARK CRANFORD INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES With Quality end Dependability NCAA OAHOCM STATE PAHKWAV EXfT 137 (CORHM Of VAUEV RO) (908)245-4835 • — Wayne Davidowitch —. . E&M KARL J. FRITZ * * * * MASONRY- 28 years of 4070 •••••••• ' • CONTRACTING CONSTRUCTION PAINTING (Ed Rellly) HEATING- start enjoying BATHROOMS FALL CLEANUP- Discount experience. Steps, side- ROOFING & REMODELING TV REPAIR Electrical Roofing, siding, decks, COMPANY Prices. Free estimates. Intsrlor/Exterlor— Free the warmth & fuel saving: PAINTING FREE ESTIMATES walks, driveways, patios, of a new high efficiency CARPET SERVICE HOME IMPROVEMENTS windows, interior & exte- remodeling, additions,, SUPERB LANDSCAPING, bncks, blocks. No job tooestimates. Custom work. ELECTRICAL rior painting, all types car- new construction of all Very neat & references. heat system now. Cal ELECTRIC, ASPEN- All Complete bathrooms small. Call Bill 968-0695, John at Professiona pentry work types. Commercial & resi- MASONRY- Concrete, Sheetrock Repairs. Fully WE STOP LEAKS! - Specialing in: residential needs: house starting as low as dential. FALL CLEANUP insured. 908-752-3767. Plumbing Services 908- IAVTTOL PAINTING fans, smoke detectors, FREE ESTIMATES foundations, driveways, BJDJ.HOME CLARK BUILDERS, INC. $3995. Licensed, in- FULLY INSURED 908-836-2871 - Pruning •Deerproofing 725-2530 (MPL#8488) All Phases of Electrical Work lighting, telephones, etc. sidewalks, Belgian block. INTRODUCTIONS... • Exterior • Free Estimate Quick response. Lie. sured, 10 yrs. Expe- SEWAREN, NJ KITCHENS, BATHS- re- 908-S84-B388 Fully. Insured, free esti- OIL BURNER SERVICE From Pole to Plug IMPROVEMENTS, Inc. • COMPLETE ROOF STRIPPING (908)636-7508 A way for people to meet CARPET • Interior SPECIALISTS #7534. Call 356-3041; rience. modeling, alterations, FILL DIRT/TOP SOIL- for mates. DMI Construction, Boiler & Furnace clean Complete Interior and Exterior • Fully Insured people, every week in 873-0137. cabinet refacing, counter- sale, also' machine 757-7929. up, efficiency testing ' • • • Residential Remodeling and Rebuilding • Expert • FLAT ROOFNIQ & SLATE J.M.C. FLOORS— New wood your local Forbes newspa- • Carpentry floors. Installed, sanded & tops, formica, Coiian, tile spread. Railroad ties & emergency service calls, technics • Commercial Preparation • GUTTERS & LEADERS •'• • •' •*•.* *•'•.'. per. The ad Is free, then SERVING UNION WHEN Home Renovations finished. Old wood floors work, skylights, finished Belgian Block installed. heat & hot water in ALL TYPES OF CARPET REPAIR • Industrial Siding. "We're Still Working Our Way Through ELECTRICAL—All types basements, drywall & tap- one calldoes it all! & MIDDLESEX COUNTIES (908)561-3554 reflnlshed. Free estl-' Driveways stoned, paved, Tree 1-800-334-0531 stalled. 722-8225. Stairs, Stretching, Seaming Town and We do the best Work Around" residential/commercial. ing, decks. References on sealed. D Hunt 722-1882 • Electric Heat. Additions FOR 22 YEARS SALES & REPAIRS Uc.#2978. Cooriey Elec- BATHTUB & TILE RESUR- mates. ACCURATE PLUMBING & HEATING and Installations FULLY INSURED - FREE ESTIMATES FLOORING, 968-4808 request. No job too small. 78 Years of Experience Porch SAVE ENERGY.... We install (30 Years in Business) tric. 908-469-0281 FACING— 5 year war- Free estimates. Fully in- O.REEN PASTURES Removal Low rates. Good service. 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE Enclosure . Docks Vinyl Replacement Windows N.J. UC. NO. 010760 ranty, free estimates. Call LANDSCAPING- com- Drain cleaning. Free esti - FREE ESTIMATE - WORK TO ELECTRICAL WORK- sured. Call Cedrone's PAINTING and WALLPA- Replacemont Windows, Storm Doors CENTER TV 908-756-5351 HOME Home Improvements 908- mercial & residential, PERING- Interior & mates. License #6461 FREE ESTIMATES Unsurpassed Quality Workmanship • Check our Recession Proof Prices — 381-5145 - - Commerclal, residential maintenance & all types VENIS BROS. Call John 968-8634 —Fully'lnsured • Free Estimates— • Roofing • Leaders and Cutters 907 Wood Ave. • Roselle and Industrial, licensed, BEFORE A AFTER HOME Alterations 249-2090. exterior. Remodeling of Lie. #7194 1-800-794-LEAK BE DONE, IMPROVEMENTS- Inside of landscaping. Fully in- Tree Experts baths and kitchens. PLUMBING & HEATING Call Bruc« at: (908) S74-3S80 or No. 9141, and Insured: and Additions MR FIX-IT- NO job too sured. For free estimate 272-4033 (5325) 276-2331 Free estimates. Call Vince & out & no job too big or 359-6180 Decks installed. FREE ES- —All big or small residen 233-1515 (908) 789-3131 Toll Fre« 1-800-794-33S1 small. All work fully guar- Prompt and Courteous small inside or outside. call Dominic. 753-1372 TIMATES. Call Tom, 755tia!work- . FREE Estimates PUT Santonastaso Electric Services 35 yrs exp. Free est. Refs LANDSCAPING- All FULLY INSURED 968-1609. anteed. Free est. Call 6541. & Answers. Evening & Dave, 908-725-8879 or "Quality at its Best" avail. Art 908*821-5422 phases Including Spring TREE WORK WANTED- weekend appts. for work PAINTING WALLS AND CEILINGS CLASSIFIEDS ELECTRICAL- All types John, 908-685-1057. WALLACE QUALITY- HOME IM- Cleanups. We'll beat any Pruning, storm damage, ing families. License HOME IMPROVEMENTS PLUMBERS TO ADVERTISE of wiring, Service changes legitimate price. Free estl- removals, chipping, shrub Wallpapering, Carpentry #8488 John, 725-2530 FUEL OIL & nnririTft fane nc CARPENTRY & HOME IM- PROVEMENTS & REPAIRS. Repairs: Sheetrock - TO ADVERTISE Carpentrypy, , shertrock, r -matesrCall Jeff 908-753- -care, insured. Smith Tree Call Harold Klouser. Uc. PROVEMENTS- ~T doiT 6742 .._-. spacKling, Plastering #6252. 908-572-6750. ALL> garages-decks-any paintingiti , etc. Bthnn. & Service 908-439-2059. Doors, Windows • . INTRODUCTIONS... LENNY'S PLUMBING '•' r-"\ .. vvork large or small. Free HOME IMPROVEMENTS bsmt. remodeling. Free — FalV- Paneling, Floors, A way for peop\e to mee RVetter FOR Y00! H^S?i5>iiI! J?iS«",estimatesti , iinsuredd . CalCll & REPAIRS— additions,., Tile & Masonry people, every week \< REEL-STRONG "COUNTRYSIDE your loca.1 Forbes newsp Ushed 1944. Llf #7830. st 908t96a7042/ decks, wooden storage CALL JOHN maintenance, aO phases' 722-4943 TO PLACE YOUR Niagara Electric Inc. Res - -..___-.-- per. The ad Is free, the Serving Union County & cilCI Niagara Electric Inc. Res - C RP N T R sheds. All phases of home 6652 of landscaping. Reason- . TREE EXPERTS Call Rich after 6PM ucu • HeatingSewer & Sons dtldentlal l wiringii . StScotch * * 1 , \;* improvements & repairs. ***** '• one call does it all! Vicinity Since 1925' ' " oli) FASHION QUAUtV" IN0 able prices, quality work, Removal, Pruning. TO PLACE YOUR Plalns. 756-1454 ~ Celling blocks, floor Visa/MC, free estimates. gAL & SONS— Excellent quick service. Call 755- 1-800-334-0531 ~*~SEfll? WITH MODERN KNOW HOW Cleaning SERVICE AD Plastering tiles ina,niia - ^pairing ceilings, OUR HOUSE 386-0886 ceramic tile & marble in- 8429, Charlie. Fully insured. • Additions • Custom Carpentry • Plumbing & Heating -^lnstalla- rches, wood PAINTINO- ATB INC SERVICE AD Patching 0f wa)l8 & pO HOME IMPROVEMENT— stallaUons. Complete ren- 908-752-S565 PLUMBING & HEATING— t Basements . • Windows/Doors «°|J.1 'C«rcurt breakers, cabinets, formica & brick LANDVIEW LAND- PAINTING. $50/room. Ex- Mojf Major Brands Repairs HERE Carpentry, concrete, ma- ovations (bathroom, foyer water heaters, water fil- HMD: paddle fans, attic fans, 3teps. Reasonable rates. SCAPE— & Ground De- Lowest prices terior $700+. Wallpaper HERE Air Conditioning v Humidifiers • Bathroom Specialists • Plumbing • Hot Water Heaters Textured Ceiling -8onfyr-drywallr-paintJng.-& kitchens)-*, general ra- ters, sump pumps, sewei • Decks ' •Electrical •, • electric-heatr-fece8aed-ncair3S6^9020~ sign. Voted best land- guaranteed! $15/roll. Roofing & gut-& drain' cleaning. All re • Oil & Gas Burners f Heating & Cooling • Sump Pumps CALL Sheetrocking lights, appliance wiring. Flnlshed basements, ga- pair & remodeling. Free scaper in Somerset Coun- ters, free estimates. 908- CALL ' f-'uei Oil * Air Cleaning Fitters FREE ESTIMATES • plumbers rages, baths, additions, estimates. 908-826-6681 pairs. Truppi Plumbing, lie Free Est. • State License #6249 Taping & Finishing Free estimates, insured. ty. All phases of landscap- 914-0496 #8707. Call 754-3750 Cleanliness Is priority #7 RONSON ELECTRIC, CARPENTRY- fine quol- Fully insured, DMI Con- 8HEETROCK/SPACKLE ing & maintenance. Reli- MASONRY- Quality SALES - SERVICE 276-6000 struction, 757-7929. —Repairs to sheetrock & PAINTING- Interior $75/ TNT HEATING A COOL- 276-6000 INSTALLATION • References • Insured Lenny Grieco • handymen 752-8683. (Uc. 5532). Ity remodeling & repairs. able & Affordable. Call work. Competitive prices. room, Exterior. Free esti- plaster. 572-5811. Gary 722-4388 Specializing In all types of ING- "We Blow the Com- 276-6945 709-0591 ! ELECTRICIAN- Lic.# Stairway & balustrade HOUSE DOCTOR— Let us mates. Sheetrocking & til-petition away!" See our 276-0900 CALL BOB AT 908-281-0716 574-0480 10062. For evenings & systems, windows, doors, residential work. New & take care of your prob- WINDOW A-l REPAIRS LAWN CARE/YARD Ing. References avail. ad in the Business Direc- 549 LEXINGTON AVE. CRANFORD -electricians weekends. Bonded & In- trim, cabinets, kitchens, lems. All phases of Home WORK- Best Service, Repair. Fully Insured. Free Fully insured. Patterson Replace glass, putty, estimates. Bablch Ma- tory & Area Service Direc- sured. Reasonable rates, basements, decks. Free Improvements, no job too paint & wash. Qual- Lowest Rates, Free Estl- Painting, 908-728-8997: tory. (908) 494-5292 Commercial, residential, est. Refs. 908-281-6538 small or big. Free esti- »onry, 90S-534-6575. 1-800-780-8977. WATERPROOFING , craftsmanshlp for 25 mates. Call 231-0358. TREE SERVICE idil 727267 CARPENTRY BY QUELI, mates. Call 231-0141 MASONRY- Steps, side- PAINTING- Interior/exte- FUEL OIL MOVERS PLUMBERS industrial. 725-7267 years. Free estimates, in- *•** COLLISION REPAIRS contractors CONSTRUCTION CO.- Installation sured, work guaranteed, LAWN SERVICE walks, patios, exterior rior painting done with old 4080 Welded vinyl replacement prompt service. Bob Prompt, reliable, insured. drainage, all work guaran- fashioned pride. Benjamin Channel Home Centers Handyman Services windows & steel doors. Stolnman, 626-3382. Fall Cleanups. Full ser- teed. Free estimates. Call Moore products used. 4220 ROBBINS& ALLISON, INC. Custom decks, additions, SICHLER Window puttying/ glaz- Roofing MCDOWELLS builders WINDOW GLASS RE- vice. Serving Somerset 908-253-0827. Benner's MCDOWELLS Basement Waterproofing County. (908)359-1418. PLASTERING-PATCHES A ing. 15 yrs in business. Since 1928 Lie. #1268 HANDYMAN FOR HIRE- ^^TZSniS INSTILLATION PLACED ON SITE— We • French Drain Systems i SPECIALTY— Residential References. Free esti- J A D ROOFING Since 1928 "local Public Movers • Water Heaters carpentry, replacement of drywall & taping. NO JOB repair, re-putty & paint MULCH/TOP8OIL— pick mates. D. Vesuvlo, 561- • 25 year Guarantee !• roofers SERVICES up or prompt delivery. Re- & commercial since 1957. No Job to big or small. Al Auto Center Moving & license • Sewer Cleaning WOODSTACK windows & doors, floor T00 SMALL! Fully insured, old windows & trim. Very 9848 Family Owned & Operated • Sump Pumps J tiles, carpet, installation, free estimates. 908-704- reasonable. INSURED. tail/wholesale. Ecgla 908-233-5766, 908-233- work fully guaranteed Storage 00172 Masonry & Paving Stones •storm doors Foaeo & Supply 908- 8442. J. Kania & Son. PAINTING—Let a woman Free estimate. Free guttei Complete Auto Body U Mechanical • Drinking Water TREE SERVICE kitchen, bath renovation. 0262 •replacement windows Call Clear View, 757- • Budget Plans Systems • Steps • Driveways and 1001 526-5723. —^ — 5347 526-5775 do your painting. Neat- maintenance with every with the latest technology. INSURED •closet organizers INTRODUCTIONS... job. Call Dave 725-8879 • Water Conditioning • Foundations • Walkways • * * * clean quality work. In- • Service Plans Systems, HANDYMAN— Complete •shelving WINDOW RESTORA- A way for people to meet sured. Free estimates. or John 685-1057 NJ Inspection U Reinspection Low, Low Winter Rates • Additions • other home Improvements. CARPENTRY BY •fencing TIONS— we re-putty/ PINE LANDSCAPING- people, every week in • Plumbing/AC TIMBERLINE Fall Specials. Now Is the Call Maryann 560-9235. • • * * * No Job Too Small Decks, porches, interior/ •mall box posts glaze, caulk & paint old your local Forbes newspa- PAINTING- Tom Senior Citizen Discpunts Residential - Commercial services... CONSTRUCTION •garage door openers time for seeding & thatch- ROOFING— free alumi 606 South Ave., E. AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES exterior work, carpentry windows. 15 yrs in busi- per. The ad is free, then Hanson Painters. Interior/ num gutters & leaders w, 450 North Ave. E. 450 North Ave. E. Free Estimates & Financing Available work, painting. No job too Kitchen & bath remodel- •celling fans ness. Free phone esti- ing of lawns. Landscape one call does It alll Cranford, NJ 213 SOUTH AVE E FREE ESTIMATES ing, replacement windows •wallpaper design & installation. All exterior & wallpapering. any new or reroof. Besi small. Free estimates. mate.D. Vosuvlo, 908- 1-800-334-0831 Free estimates. Please roofer* & prices in area. Westfield CRANFORD Westfield Call Steve Dimino 908- & doors, siding, trim, fin- •many kinds of carpentry 561-9548 phases of landscaping' & 276-5752 1-800-334-1822 752-7863. We also seal ished basements. FREE lawn maintenance. Includ- call Tom at 908-469- Call Rainbow Roofers 276-1111 233-3213 TEL 276-0898 233-3213 repair 4180 5952 or 1-800-479- 908-231-0141 driveways. . estimates, fully insured. Free estimates ing hydroseeding. 908- Painting 908-753-5761 968-5670: 5952. '_ ROOFING CONTRAC J & D MAINTENANCE 4130 IN THE CARPENTRY- All small, RAINTING- TOR— Cafice Construe INC— small jobs our spe- CALL 908-534-li92 Landtcapbtg TREE * STUMP RE- ANTHONY'S PAINTINO- medium repairs Inside & MOVAL —Is your stump a VJLCARNEVALE Exterior/ tlon Co. Roofing 1 of all cialty. Same day service- andTnoCan Interior/exterior. Roofing, CLASSIFIEDS Interior & exterior repairs. out, and new work. Also pain in the grass? Free Interior. Very reasonable. types, shlngle/flat/slate ceramic tile, sheetrock re- DID YOU ^ estimates Fully Insured. gutters cleaned/installed. References. Fully insured. and leak repairs. No job Also Cleaning. Sr Citizen KNOW... Discount. 297-4340. pairs, gutters cleaned, re- '•JUST STUMPS" 634- Free est. 908-782-6441. 35 yrs. of services In this too small. Insured. Fre> paired and Inside palnt- that an ad In this local BACHMANS PAINTING area. Please call 968- estimates. 968-6241. * * * * 1318. ing. Call Larry 469-8340. paper also goes Into 14 Int./ext. Wallpapering. 14 0467. ROOFING— AFFORDABLE MR. DO RIGHT- Will other local papers? Reach TREE MAINTENANCE- "LEAF- yrs. exper. Free estimate. PAUL A. MILLAR PAINT- RELIABLE. DEPENDABLE. clean, repair, paint: walls, '••* * * * over 140,000 households Tree removals, shrub Insured. Rob. 704-1846. ceilings, porches, attics, CAULKING—' Windows & pruning. Commercial & INO- Meticulous Int/Ext Free Estimates. Call Bil with one calll BUSTERS" PAINTINO— Good Hands 908-873-3759 cellars. Carpentry. doors. Will .t-nair all leaks 1-800-334-0531. residential. Quality work Svcs. 10 yrs exper. Gut- "Master of the small job" & drafts. Rei»U>.,.'.ia! & at fair prices. Over 20 yrs. Co. Interior/exterior. Wall- ters cleaned. Fully ins. papering, painting, power 908-968-7540. _^ commercial. Call Woter- RELAX ... ENJOY FALL! experience.. Call 658- Free est. Exc. rofs. Call plex 908-545-1773 3266 or 321-0077 washing for commercial/ Paul 908-846-7186 ODD JOBS- GENERAL IRON RA1LSNGS OUR PRICES WILL BLOW' residential. Call Fr«d, REPAIRS— Lt. hauling, 487-0984 or 888-1169 PRO POINTING 4230 - brush cleared & removed. YOU AND YOUR LEAVES' Wallpapering • Must be paid in advance — TRACEY'S IRONWORKS AWAY! 4160 Commercial, Residential, Expert Int/ext. carpentry, Masonry PAINTING A PAPER Industrial. Fully Insured. V'. cash, check. VISA, or MasterCard painting, replacement CERAMIC & MARBLE IN- STALLATION- Baths, 8AM-8PM 908-247-2036 HANGING- Interior/exte- Expert A DELICATE TOUCH- Ex (no refunds) ....• windows & decks. Tree •Leaf removal • -— Kitchens & Foyers. Old & * * * •Fall clean-ups rior, Quality workmanship •Power Washing pert paperhanfiing, reli work, log splitting, gutters A-l WAYNE P. SCOTT— for 25 years. No Job too • No copy changes cleaned. No job too small. new. Repairs. 369-6610. J A J CONSTRUCTION- •thatch •rototill quality masonry services. •Interior/Exterior able, meticulous, afford •seed •fertilize Free estimate. Refer- small. Insured. Free esti- •Protective Coating able. Recommended by • Otter limited to noncommercial Why break your back? If CUSTOM INTERIOR CAB- Replacement windows, mate, prompt service. paint stores and Interio you don't see it. ask. Call INETS- Kitchens; baths, seamless gutters & lead- . ...Free estimates ences. Insured. 40 yrs. a. •Sand/Water Blasting • ads us today for a FREE- esti- ers/ all types of roofing & family business. Every Job Bob Stolnntan, 526- •Wallpapering/removal decorators. Call Adele Leo counter (ops. Custom fur- 3883 __;_ at 908-2310485. Additional lines, add $1.00 for each mate. Our 17th year. niture. Free estimates. siding, storm doors & ad- SAY GOOD NIGHT a specialty. 968-5230 •Wall Reflnlshlng • Selected merchandise from our 826-9535. 908-253-0216 ditions. Coll 548-1434 TO YOUR LAWN •Sheetrocking/ Repair PAPERHANOINQ "CHECK For • Sale classifications only. No after 6pm. •' - MISON PAINTING- Why pay•Popcorn ceilings/ Repair MY, SEAMS" Reliable, ex CUSTOM RENOVATIONS 1 Real Estate or Automotive ads. No C0N R CT0RS morel $55/rm. Com- 727-5121 pert paperhanging. Work ROUND THE HOUSE Your One Stop Home Im- JFK CONSTRUCTION- mercial, residential, apts. guaranteed. Certified by Garage Sales, llea markets, sales Handyman. Painting, deer provement Co. Kitchens, Cranford, 908-276-0856. SSSZSSSi q J f , Quality work. 707-9872 The Paperhanging Instl and bazaars, or pets. "• fencing, windows washed, Baths, Basements, Sky- All work guaranteed. 1 BONACCORSO;. NURS- *£-*« KWrS tute. Call Lynne at 908 Fill in 1 character per box, allowing (or spaces and punctuation as necessary. lights & Tile. contractor for all your ERY- Top Soil and All Woc(, m^ concrete, etc. PAINTING DID YOU gutters cleaned, and any yp o ndscapln 789-2127 THIS SPECIAL ON MERCII/VNDISE FOR SALE ONLY Remember to include phone number. No abbreviations, please! • Offer valid only with this coupon job around the house. Call 908-257-6944 needs. Largo or small, we I .l*.- Lk?l *- Fully insured. Free esti- & STAINING KNOW . . . Bruce, 908-781-6726. do It all! mates. that an ad In this local PAPERHANQING- No DECKS— $7.50 per ft. or Interior & exterior, wallpa- job too small! Reasonable Want to get rid of that biko the kids have outgrown? How about that will beat any legitimate COMPLETE CARE YARD paper also goes Into 14 NO JOBS pering, custom colors, other local papers? Reach rates. Call 276-1549. chair that doesn't match your new furniture? Or that trumpet you 410C offer. Custom work. Fully SYSTEMS— Tree service, sheetrocking. Only quality insured. Unlimited refer- lawn maintenance, land- TOO SMALL over 140,000 households WALLPAPERING BY FEM haven't picked up in ages? If you're selling...we can connect you Horn* Improvement job with quality materials. with one calll ences. Color portfolio. JK'S scape design. Fall clean- Refs, insured & free estl- ININE TOUCH- Reason- Call now and save $$$. r~ up. Insured, free os- 369-5837 able rates. Prompt ser- with a buyer and even better, we've got a bargain for \oi\7 Name II WALLCOVERING mates. 908-424-1652 1-800-3340531. Mail with check or 1ST IN QUALITY 908-526-0005. (Imate. (908) 874-5083. MASON CONTRACTOR- vice. Free estimates. No Now you can run a 4 line For Sale ad in Forbes Newspapers for 2 «••" INSTALLATIONS Custom work. All aspects PAINTINO & WALL money order to: R*mod«llfli Service DEER REPELLENT— Pro- Job too small. Call 231- weeks for only $7.50. Your acj will appear in 15 publications and Address Additions, Dormers of mason work. Free esti- PAPERING- "Fall Spe- 0282. and toct your valuable land- mates. References. Call cial" $80 off painting and reach more than 300,000 potential buyers. Remember — someone is Forbes Newspapers Kitchens, Baths INTRODUCTIONS... scape plants this Fall!! 42OO WALLPAPERING- Feml Attic & Bsmt. Finishing A way for people to meet Interior Painting 469-1223, please leave 20% off wallpapering. looking for what you don't want. We connect buyer and seller. Call 908-722 0805 FULLY INSURED. Will Plumbing, Heating nine Hangups. Neat, pro- Phone _ P.O. Box 699 Architect Services people, every wook In message. fessional. Free estimates. Fully ins. NJ llc#020564 your local Forbes newspa- Quality * * * * boat any written oatl- and Cooling Somerville, N.J. 08876 MASONRY * LANDSCAP- matos. Interior/exterior. Prompt sorvico. Call Joan Zip Phllson AMM., Inc. per, The ad is free, then Workmanship FALL CLEAN UP ING- Additions, porches, 526-0251. City State (908)233-1231 one call does It all! Leaves, sticks, etc. Will work weekends. Call COPPERHEAD PLUMB- brick or concrete drive- Chris 873-1389 WALLPAPERING— Wall- 1-800-334-0531 Call: Call Anthony ways or patios. Landscape INQ, HEATING, DRAIN USE YOUR CHARGE AL BREUCHE * SON 722-5216 craft Professional paper- • VI5A/MU# fcXp. Exp. DateUaie: Offer expires 12/31/91 I Horn* Improvements Joe Kllngablel tie construction. Full array PAINTING * WALLPA- CLEANING- Affordable DRYWALL CONSTRUC- quality - free estimates, hanger. Paint trim & ceil Basement to attic, inside FALL CLEAN UP- Leaves of masonry & landscape PERING- Exterior/ Inte- Ings. Reasonable rates. & out. Experienced w/rof- TION— Sheetrock and 381-9656 & cut lawn for winter. services. rior, custom work. Com- 24 hour emergency ser- taping, specializing in vice. License #8917. Insured, frco estimates. arencea. Free estimates. f n* estimates Reasonable rates, reliable Najoti too small. mercial/residential. FULLY Ask for Norm. 819-8016. Reasonable rates. small jobs. TAP. Drywall' • • ,ff - — service. Call Walt at Call 722-1*77 INSURED. Nick 658-9235 Please call 752-8808. •08-4M-1773 Call 1-800-640-3969. 752-6730. November 21,1991 Classifieds B-8

4UU 4170 41?© '.'.' 5020 S080 5050 8080 5080 HANDYMAN MK«lBMMMfS .CNM.Cm Wanted Employment • mploymant • Employment • Part-Tim* . Qen+ral General General employment SERVICE IDLIIIX |ADn '•LIGHT HAUL -*- ONLY— 5 month old gin: — MECHANIC ^ ^EORETARrfora; DBNTAlTHVOI ENIST^ Carpentry, Painting countant, Tax Raturns ING- off all types. Free CATENA PAVING Starting 1-8-92. Please COUNTER REPS* Experience preferred. real estate office. Experi- Quality preventative gen- Prepared & Accounting estimates. Reasonable FENCINO- All types, call 908-707-9017 HIKERS— Needed for a Commissions; medical ence preferred. Must pos- Horna Malntataincs eral practice. Hours flex. Services. So. Plalnflelc rates. Insured. Call Tony FREE gate after 100ft. of Car Rental. No exper. nee. benefits, plus pension sess good secretarial Start immed. Call 908- and Repair Area. »O8-7«0-««O2 908-781-0400 fence. Driveways; Parking Will train. Apply In person: plan. Opportunities for ad- skills. Immediate opening. 725-4927. LOtar, Curbing. 90S- 9040 Budget Rent-A-Car, 40 CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS vancement. H & G Realty, 908-968- INQUIRE ABOUT THE •6S-S432. Emptoyment'Dt titfe Main St., So. Bound Suburban Auto Mall 4900 QUALITY WORK TAX SEASON IS COMING Draperies, reupholstery. Brook. NEW WAY— to make Your fabric, or ours. For- Somervllle Location BUT THERE IS STILL ••• __••_•..* * * * . money with the Avon of Call after 2:00PM TIME TO DO YOUR YEAR merly ' at Stelnbachs & 4190 HOUSECLEANINO- pro- DID YOU STOCKBROKER the 90's. Call Chris 908- Hahne'Si 42 yrs. experi- KNOW... (908)526-4302 Call Jack END TAX PLANNING TO fessional woman will Series 7 broker interested 722:4388. ence. Senior citizen, disc. Party A Entertammnit This little ad can be read MINIMIZE YOUR TAX U • Services • ' clean your' house/cohdo/ .. • * •*. *.*.•:•• ' in earning $100K gross & ABILITY For a tree % hour Shop at home service. office.. Own car. Refs in more than 147,000 MEDICAL OFFICE upward under the supervi- 272-8202 W. Canter 757-6655. INTRODUCTIONS... consultation, please call avail. Sophia 356-9668 homes In 15 publications SECRETARY sion of 25 yrs. exp. Con-A way for people to meet throughout .Somerset, tact Mr. Kowitski WILBERTDONNAYCPA DEBRIS REMOVAL A COMEDY MAGIC * TON So. Plainfleld area. Prefer people, every week In Middlesex and Union bi-llngual (Spanish). 201-890-B581 Member Glean up 4 removal of all SHOW- w/llve rabbits, your local Forbes newspa- color' doves, exotic ani- Counties? It caught.your Pleasant phone manner &' per. The ad is free, then AICPA-NYSSCPA types of debris, Prompt 50*0 attention, didn't it? TELEPHONE CALLERS- Servicing business. & Indi- mals. Birthdays, parties, patient' relations es- Earn extra $$$ to recruit one call does it alll . reliable service at reason- ptoymmrt.Q* Call YOUR ad In today! sential. Please call 908- vidual. < FREE INITIAL able prices. Call JCP Cart- etc. Clip & save ad. Call volunteers for American. 1-800-334-OS31 Mr. Magic now. at 908- 1-S00-334-0S31. 322-8630 leave message Heart Assoc. friendly CONSULTATION. Ing at 908-889-8048 AN EXCITINO CAREER- We Get Results! MORTGAGE LOAN PRO- 322-7077. . .** + *; '•• smoke free Mllburn office. •Tax Returns-Planning- leave messages. Natlonal Recruiter for in- CESSOR— Min 3 yrs exp. audlt. * *•*•* • • DIRECTOR OF fUBLIC MOTEL MANAGER- Re- Weekday eves. 5:30- PT eves & weekends. Top A SANTA WILL VISIT, ternational Co, seeking' PROPERTY^ Township of 9:30PM. Now thru Dec. •Accounting & Bookkeep- career minded' Individuals sponsible person, live-In, $$ per hour. Must be fa- ing ' Ada In Classified EACH GIRL AND BOY, Scotch Plains, Union retiree welcome 908-722- $6/hr -t- bonus. Call Ken miliar with FNMA/FHLMC to consult on color, fash- County, 21,160 pop. 201-376-3636 . •New business setups don? cost— with his bag of love, ion, glamour. Unlimited 0773; 201-625-1462 guidelines. Please call 908^443-1637 and your special toy, $50,000 to $55,000 sal- 908-321-9378 ' '. They pay! Income potential, prof, ary range. Full-time posi- QUALITY CONTROL- In- so don't be late, training, provided. PT/FT telligent, personable, indi- TRUCK DRIVER HELPER Call S08-B60-M48. tlon responsible for Temporary position, 6- 722-6583. streets and roads, sani- vidual with good com- NURSE— PT. RN pre- PROFESSIONAL DEER munication skills. Prefer lOwks. Some heavy lifting 4110 A VCR Is ALL YOU NEED AK CLERK- Somervitle tary and- storm sewers; : ferred. Busy Somerville al- PROCESSING- Manville to watch your home mov- recent graduate. Must be. required. Call 908-271- lergist's office. Alternate Instntetkm/Edueafhn firm seekSjPeigon with • - building, maintenance; ve- 8600 for interview. Meat Market 253-8777. ies, slides or prints on TV. hicle maintenance; and able to follow & enforce. Sat. mornings plus relief. A/R exp. Whbls'good with QC. standards in-house. & DEER BUTCHERED We guarantee our film-to- numbers. Salary high recycling. Current Director Call 231-9625 ask for " ' •'*.*•'•* at various off-site loca- vldeotape transfers to be teens. Excellent benefits: retiring after 14 years of Eve- . • • • ' '•• ' ART CLASSES- Adults- Reasonable of tho highest quality tions. Some travel re- children. Drawing, paint- Call Karln 668-7300, Pre- service. C-3 waste water Advertise In the Classified! OFFICE ASSISTANT- 908-548-5420 available. Free back- license from Dapt. of En- quired. Good starting sal- Ing, pastels, Beginners- ferred Placement, 27 ary. Branchburg, 908- part time. Flex, days/hrs. DRIVEWAY & parking lots ground music. Free pickup Mountain Blvd., Warren vironmental Protection Good typing, filing & Advanced.. Classes lim- & delivery too. We provide 685-7600 ited. Experienced artist/ paved, stoned, sealed, re-, desirable. Certification as VOLUNTEERS NEEDED phone manner. Call Glenn surfaced. Belgian block, transfer services for lead- Public Works Manager teacher. 908-463-1631 • + •+•*'.* ':.•-. REAL ESTATE ASSOCI- DAY TIME- Westfield at 908-704-0330 railroad ties installed. Ing video stores. DEAL DI- also desirable. Council- ATES— Great opportunity Volunteer Rescue'. Squad PART TIME OWE YOUR CHILD THAT Topsoil/flll dirt for sale. D. RECT & SAVE 11 Call AVON SALES Manager, form of govern- for experienced Sale's As- EXTRA ADVANTAGE- En- DanUI Patera Produc- seeking trainees for Emer- TV REPRESENTATIVE Hunt Paving, 722-1882. Earn extra money in your ment. Send resume to: sociates to Join #1 Real gency Medical Techni- thusiastic teacher W/10 tlon», (908)231-0876. Thomas E/Atkins, Munici- New Brunswick. Respon- DRIVEWAY/PARKING LOT spare time. Start now for Estate system. Your,own cians. Valid NJ. license sible & dependable peo- yrs. exp. & masters de- A-l PONIES FOR PAR- pal Manager, Township of desk, plenty of leads, gree. Certified K-12 & SEAL COATING- Resi- the Christmas Season. required. Mln. 4 hrs./wk. ple needed to work for TV dential/Commercial. See TIES— The perfect enter- 908-722-4357 after 6PM Scotch Plains, 430 Park ample + flexible floor Contact:: Diane Holzmlller special education w/read- Avenue, Scotch Plains, Rental Company: in a local our display ad the.Busi- tainment for birthday par- time, pleasant office., at- at 908-233-2501. hospital. Must have good ing certlficatlort.-Call ties, picnics, fairs & all BAKERY COUNTER ^New Jersey O7O76.EOE; mosphere. Will consider Jayme at 908-422-7757. ness/ Service. Directories HELP— mature person; WAITERS/WAITRESSES communication & math in your local Forbes News- special events.' 908-369- new agents. Must be -mo- skills. $6/hr to start-. Paid GUITAR INSTRUCnON- 0 4856 or 534-5398 wllj train. Call Shirley tivated, call Ed, 7"52r COOKS papers Classifieds.' Free 908-272-0730, Cranford. holidays & vacations. Beglnner/Advanced. Rock, estimates. Fully insured. Advertise 0001. Flexible hours. Day and BIRTHDAY PARTY EN- night shifts available. Flexible days, 10am-2pm, Jazz, Acoustic. Profes- CHEM SEAL. Mendham, TERTAINMENT- For chil- BOOKKEEPER/AC- In the Classified! REAL ESTATE CAREER lpm-5pm or 4pm-8pm. sional lessons at reason- NJ: 908-234-2700 COUNTANT a part time In- Apply In person 3pm-6pm. dren (4 & up). FUn filled -WEIDEL REALTORS, FRIENDLVS In the Somvrvlll* ar«a, able rates. 704-9717 magic show & balloon ani- dividual to handle record Hillsborough. We are look- Mon-Frl, l0am-3pm. For EXCAVATION A PAV- keeping, review of In- - . RESTAURANT PIANO INSTRUCTION- ING—.Foundations, foot- mals for all.- Reasonable FINANCE DIRECTOR Ing for good people to join Plscataway, Stelton Road, a local interview call 201- Dlane Olsen Galvacky, rates. Call Constantino. voices, production of fi- Township of Scotch our. sales staff. Whether 858-2316. ngs, water lines, sewer nancial reports & general across from the Middlesex available for teaching lines, septlcs,. driveways 806-7743. Plains, Union County, licensed or unlicensed, Mall. Or for Interview call 9am-2:30pm, Moii-Fri & accounting'Including pay- 21,160 pop. Full time po- we can get you started In (stonod, paved &. con- '. * *.* * roll tax filings. Must have 908-981^0628. PRESSER- Hlllsborough, Sot Call 699-0636 crete), grading, clearing, sition. Seeking certified a successful Real Estate afternoons & all day Sat- CATERING SERVICE experience w/computer New. Jersey municipal fi- Career. Flexible hours, un- PIANO LESSONS*- In small, demolition, york Jerri's Affordable Catering systems, be willing to urdays. Call 90 8- raking,: brush hogging, hy- nance officer. Present as- limited earning potential ^ 5060 your home.. Branchburg, for all occasions. learn various software sistant . treasurer retiring 281-6998, Iv: message. Hlllsborough and area. dro.seedlng & mulch tack- and hands-on training. Employment- Call 908-63^-2887 programs, use & adminis- after. 15 years. Certified Call Judl Hitt, Managor, Heatth Care PSYCHOTHERAPIST Call 369-4937,. ing, sediment .control in- ter the accounting soft- : Masters level- cognitive/ ••' " ••• •:•*.••*••••.•*•••••. .•'• : : tax collectors license de- 908-359-7100 stallation, plant pack- ware. The position re- SAXOPHONE/CLARINET ages, mulch deliveries, re- DJ ENTERTAINMENT— sirable, but not required. behavorlal oriented there- LESSON— experienced for your next function. quires an individual to be Salarly and benefits com- apist to work PT at private pairs In ..all phases. Free, a self starter who Is able professional, recently w/ estimates.' We provide full Corporate, private. Any petitive. Send resume and RN psychotherapy center in Glenn Miller Orchestra. All occasion. Special Holiday to periodically work with- letter' of Introduction. to: Metuchen. call Mr. Rivera Insurance. References out supervision & provide Buy It. Sell It. levels. 908-494-0422 avail. Discount prices ne- rates. Call Ed 704-8757 Thomas E. Atkins, Munici- DIRECTOR '. 90S-457-029S ' ' relevant accounting & pal Manager, 430 Park gotiable, 707-1131; 707- '• . ••..*,••• .*• • .'• • ' business Information to PT BOOKKEEPER SPECIAL TRAININQ 9354 Please leave mes- NON-STOP ENTERTAIN- Ave., Scotch Plains, New Find It management accurately & Jersey 07076.EOE Medical Personnel Pool In Immed. opening In Cran- •WORDrPERFECT sage, will be returned MENT PKO- Uve music timely. Knowledge of the Edison would like to meet ford law office. Some ex- •LOTUS plus DJ. Country/ rock/ perience required. Com- FURNITURE Solomon III Accounting FUNDRAISERS- now Is you if you are Interested •DATA ENTRY oldlesi Avail, for All Occa- Software would be benefi- the time, It's, not to late to All In One Place? and qualified to be our Di- fortable working condi- CALL 908-9^4-1884 - ^ REFINISHINQ sions. John, 424-0420 tions. Contact Karen at Quality work. .Satisfaction cial. Small office, attrac- earn big $$ with our rector of Health Care Ser- TUTORING- math thru tive,: high-tech atmos- unique program. Call now vices. Responsibilities In- 908r7O9-17O0 to sched- guaranteed. FREE pickup PONY RIDES-PARTIES, ule interview, i grade 12. Licensed math & delivery. Call Don PICNIC AND FAIRS, CALL phere in Peapack/Glad- 908-494-5345. clude market develop- teacher, Call Paul 287- 908-738-0469 CLOVERLAND 996-3140. stone area. Fax 908-287- GENERAL SECRETARY Where Else ment, quality assurance, T- In a 1799 3200 or Box 988, Edison, for education and manage- new chiropractic office. GUTTER & LEADER NJ 08818. Attn: Carl A. Special Services Dept. But Classified! ment of field and staff Must be people oriented CLEANING- Repaired & 4210 nursing personnel. & having good typing & 4330 Professional Services Effective January, 1992 insurance Installed. Quality service, phone skills. Experience BOROUGH OF PEAPACK helpful but not necessary. Reasonable prices; fully AND GLADSTONE- is ac- QUALIFICATIONS: Qudliflcatlons for this full insured, Call 654-5803. l.HIgh School Diploma/ time position Include cur- Call 908-781-9600 be- HEALTH INSURANCE, cepting applications for REAL ESTATE SALES tween 9am-5pm. ,' ARCHITECT the following position: Fire Equivalency. rent home care exp., a LOW COST— any doctor, OUTTER & ROOF CLEAN- Broad View Realtors, Bet- background in supervision e trimming, SPECIALIZING In rafilrinn- Suboodo Offlelol-ond Fire ?,Compiiter,.proflclency. gal PR— npnri innnpy fnr iny "TTOSpltsrn 2 yr tlal additions and alter- 3>Typlng and filing tBT'Hornpg arGardens, 1ST and a knowledge of ser- holiday bills.& still keep guarantee available. Indi- mall repairs & painting. Official. The applicant interested In Interviewing Very reasonable. Insured. aCIon's. Call Frank Creegan should hold all applicable proficiency. " vlce marketing. the most important Job as vidual dental insurance 908-879-4149 both licensed & unli- avail. Call 908-422-0715. Call CLEAR VIEW 787- State Certification. Send 4.Resourcefulness and mom, earn $180/weekly. tactfulness. . censed persons who areWe of for an excellent 908-725-3916 B34T. - . . • .;• ,. i . . . COUNSELING— With a resume to the following: success-orlentod and are Professional In Adoption, 5.General office oxpori- wage and benefits pkg. GUTTER C LEAN ING- Margaret J-. t5oii|d, ,B,or« looking for a full time, re- ihef. Incentive bonuses 4340 depression^ • dlv/orce me- ou'gh Administrator, Bor- ence desirable, SCHOOL BUS DRIVER- $49. Prevent roof damage diation, geriatrics, grief & warding career. For ap- and a local and national Legal Services 1 ough of PeapacK & Glad- Must have previous expe- & leaks. Call Ron 359-stress . Barbara Ronca SALARY RANGE: pointment-call Ann at: support system to assist sains 7420 stone, PO Box 218, Pea- 908-232-0066 you. Send resume and rience, C.D.L. arid a clean ACSW-BCD 218-9062 $13,156 to $24,920 per pack, NJ 07977. Dead- salary requirements to: driving record. We offer a ATTORNEY HOUSE GUTTER MAN- Cleans, ilne: December 3,1991. annum: (pro-rated - ten REAL ESTATE SALES CALLS: Wills (from $70), Business Is Boomingl We good salary and benefits repairs & Installs leaders TRANSPORTATION months). as well as excellent work- Closings (from $395), In- & gutter. Free estimates. C. E. TRANSPORT BUYER— a daily, salary of need Salespeople. 100% MEDICAL corporations (from $225). $300,00 for buying mer- Commission Plan. No ex- ing conditions and equip- you'll 09-1610. 24 HOUR SERVICE APPLICATION PERSONNEL POOL ment. Call Mrs. Mulligan Call fpr exact fees; other Local Area & Airports chandise. No exp. nee. PROCEDURE: penses. Exp'd. & newly li- services. GUTTERS A LEADERS 231-6910 ext. 3271 censed welcome. Inter- 25 South Main St. Ste.3 at 722-3266 for applica- cleaned & flushed. Siding Call 908-233-1715 Interested qualified candi- tion, Branchburg Township J. DeMartlno, E»q;r-"_ _ CASHIER A STOCK PER- dates are requested to ested? Call Ray, Century Edison, NJ. 08837 908-874-8636. „ power washed. Mildew re- 21 McGee Realtors, School District. EOE/MF moved any surface. 5000 SON— full or part time, send a resume to: EOE find no exp. necessary. Must 1036 Route 202, RECEPTIONIST/CHIRO- TELEMARKETERS Please call Tom Hanson EMPLOYMENT 4150 be flexible. Call 789-1990 Dr. Patricia A. Celso Branchburg, 9 0 8- PRACTIC ASSISTANT- Painters 908-469-5952 526-4440. PART TIME Loans & finance or 1-800-479-5952. ask. for Mr. Blowe, Director of Student PT/FT. Clerical skills, WP Waldgreens, 300 So. Personnel Services REAL ESTATE SALES necessary. Clinical duties JUNK REMOVAL- Attic, 3010 Ave., Garwood, NJ 07027 Lincoln School Now is the time to make wl|l train. Somerset, 873- Earn extra cash in $LOANS$ Camer Training flexible hours basement, backyards. Call CASHIERS Dunellen, NJ 08812 your move to^ Coldwell 3335. All types of loans, Per- Joe 287-1281. and Services An equal.oppty employer 3 to 5 days per week sonal, Business, etc. Call Full & Part time Banker Schlott. If you de- mand the best from your- 6pm to 9pm for a free consultation LAWN MOWER REPAIR- Apply in person: HEALTH CLUB- EXerwIse In our Bedminster office with a loan officer today. Tom's Lawn Mower Ser- ARTHUR'S Woman Inc. has openings self, you deserve the best AN OBJECTIVE In return., generous com- $7.00 per hour 1-800-992-8450. No Col- /ice. Rlde-on mowers, RT. 22, Qrsenbrook for the following posi- plus commission lateral or credit needed. trimmers, weedeaters, RESUME tions: Assistant Manager; mission structure, mgmt Phleibotomists chain saws, Toro, Snap- support, marketing tools, for further Info •Write-Edit-Laser print CHILDCARE- earn Aerobic Instructors. Call CALL AMERICAN ROYAL per, Rally, Honda. Free Cheryl at 908-218-1155 multi-faced advertising & Per-Diem Edison 494-0272 money providing quality "t" . • MORTGAGE CO. estimates. Free pickup & childcare for 1 or more extensive training. For de- The Medical Center at deliver. Plscataway 699- Hlllsborough 359-0966 tails & confidential Inter- RICH MARKERT The Best Service at the E. Brunswick 247-0051 children in your own HOLIDAY Princeton seeks career- FORBES NEWSPAPERS 0326. home. MONDAY MORNING view, call Arlene Hauser, motivated individuals to Best Price Westfield 233-6446 Manager, 908-719-7960 MOVING?- Lowest pric- INC, offers free insurance, join our team of health HELP Coldwell Banker Schlott Telemarketing 908-321-9378 es. Pianos, 6 rooms or referrals, equipment, professionals! . COMPUTER TRAINING- back-up & more: Union Full & Part Time Realtor 908-874-8421 ••*.*•* * less. Palmierl Movers, Leam database, wordpro- County 668-4884; Somer- • 2 yre. Phelebotomy 4 TELENIARKETER 356-2454 pm #00550 cessing & spreadsheet. Temp & Perm avail. No REAL ESTATE SALES- CASH LOANS set County 526-4884 exp.-will train. $10.25 To Get. Serious! Now is the specimen processing PART-TIME MOVING?- Select the One-on-One training. Rea- experience required competent, experienced, sonable rates, Em 908- •*.*+.* Start. Advancement. time to start a career. Nobody turned down due Great 2nd' Income. Stu- This is a no lay off, op- • $9.00 - $9.70 Hr. reasonable gentlemen of 469-0623. CLASS A Work in our Somerville to past credit problems! BEE LINE MOVERS. PM dents welcome. portunity-filled Industry. If Unsecured, for any rea- RESUMES DESIGNED TO Factory Mechanic • 908-704-8889 you are willing to be li- • Evening shirt office In our Classified #00156. 728-7733.. differential Department. Some experi- son. GET RESULTS- 10 yrs. INTERIOR DECORATING/ censed, be trained and MR. AFFORDABLE- exper. Resumes/laser Mechanical, electrical, hy- work hard, we will help Apply in person or call lor ence In Telemarketing Clean up & hauling ser- SALES- Mature-minded, helpful. Computer experi- Call 1-800-964-7684 printing. 968-2895 draulic, fully capable of business-oriented Indlv. you achieve your goals. application: vice. We do everything! reading blueprints, experi- Call Pat for more informa- ence a plus. $7.00/hr. CLEAR YOUR CREDIT Fast service. 908- RESUMES Will train. 457-0738 609497-4338 or 497-4337 plus commission. Shifts "ProfoMliktMlry enced preferably un ure- tion. 908-685-8200. LEGALLY- call 908- 566-4205 INTRODUCTIONS... 253 WHhettpoon Street available: Thursdays 3pm- 276-1097 Prepared'' thane molding. Must have SALES/RETAIL- full MR. AFFORDABLE- own tools. A way for people to meet Princeton, NJ 08540 8pm, Fridays 3pm-8pm, COMPUTERIZED SER- Cover Letters & Envelopes people, every week In time. Mature, responsible Saturdays 9am-lpm. Clean up & hauling. We Interview Tips. CALL JIM WHEEDLETON your local Forbes newspa- person for Middlesex cur- EqmJ Opportunity Employ*/ M/f call: VICE— locates college Do Everything! Attics, 24 hr. turnaround 201-429-9851 scholarships, grants, per. The ad is free, then tain store. Will train. Call basements, etc. Call 908- 908-783-7491 908-469-0606 THE MEDICAL CENTER AT loans for students of any 583-0477 one call does It alll Forbes Now«pap«r« Income level. College Cost CLERICAL- Full time. 1-800-334-0831 SALES— Earning capacity PRINCETON Lee Hopkins Cutters, 396-1548 NILLA'S CLEANUP AND 5020 Mon.-Fri. Middlesex Insur- of over $40,000 in your 908-231-6611 © CARTING SERVICES- ance office. Typing, pleas- JEWELRY SALES ChOd Care Wanted Full APart time 1st year as a Financial Junk removal of all kinds. ant phone manner & will Apply in person: Planner with IDS Financial TEMPORARY SECRETAR- 4170 Appliance removal from to learn. Start $6.00/hr. Services, An American Ex- Miscellaneous $10 to $20. 754-6875. CHILD CARE- needed Benefits, Call 908-752- ARTHUR'S $080 IES— are needed for Metuchen, live-In, prlv. Rt. 23, jOreenbrook press Company. Excellent same day work 'calls &/or Services 4855 for an Interview. training. Send resume to Part-Time Employment OLD STAINED OLASS room & bath. Lt. house- LEGAL SECRETARY short term assignments to Bought, sold, repaired. keeping. Infant & 6yr old. CLERK TYPIST- Entry Director ef Recruiting, fill In & support perma- Any condition. Removed & level position avail, with Cranford. law firm has P.O. Box 6886, Bridge- AVON SALES- Great 2nd APPLIANCE REPAIRS- Non-smoker, Will check opening for legal secre- nent staff at a long e&tab« All major brands, all major replaced; if necessary. references. Call 908-548- Social Service Agency, water, NJ 08807. Income. Choose own hrs.lishod environmental con- Very fair prices. Free esti- No. Plalnflold. Excel, ben- tary with litigation experi- Earn up to 50% selling appliances. Reasonable, 1477, after7PM. ence. Steno & typing SECRETARIES sulting firm. Flexible hrs. experienced, reliable. mates. 201-783-0201 efits. Oppty. for advance- EXECUTIVE Avon. 908-968-9689 & less than 8 hrs/day ment. Accurate typing and skills, essential. Comfort- Same day service. Jeff IAN0 & PLAYER CRANFORD- FT, Mon- Great opportunities in to£ * * * * availability^ are also _ac- 904 Prl^^AM-6PM.—Own good communication flbleJ_ji5ri[Bg^_ooridllip.nSxblJi[dlli ? d and re- Salary open. 'Call "SQ8- Fortune—lOO^corhpHrilesr ===BOOKKEEPER == c'ejitabTeT"ExperreinTce W transp. nee, ages 1&5. skills required. For appt. SECRETARY Word Perfect & general BABY SITTING & HOUSE alred. Bought & sold. call Anne Bradley, 908- 709-1700, ask for Karen. Immed. need for secretar- 276-3987. Good refs. Exc. salary. ies w/Wordperfect, Dec- In Bedmlnster. PT with FT office skills are required. CLEANING- Available After 6pm. 709-0047. 526-8800. MACHINE OPERATOR- Sat. & Sun. Please call PIANO TUNING mate Hewlett Packard & potential. Computer expe- Send resume to personnel Mon-Frl. 9-5. to grind & polish optical Wang,,. rience helpful. Call Recon Systems, P.O. Box Over 25 years experience. lenses. Mechanical ability 130, Raritan, NJ 08869- 908-789-2510. Wayne Smith, 908-781-1001 Forbes Newspapers has the following required. Full or Part time. ,W«i, will provide FREE 0130 EOE . CALLIGRAPHY BY NANCY »08 8B4-3618 career opportunities: Middlesex Borough. Retlr" CHURCH SEXTON- BOSS— Invitations, cer- training & cross training. Cleaning & maintenance WEAR a. SHOW- ladles CUSTOM REUPHOL- ees welcome. 356-1461. We offer top salary, Wed/ tificates, menus, place STERY- Homej Office, TELEMARKETING of sanctuary, education fashion jewelry. Two eves. cards, gifts. Styles Include MANAGEMENT CANDI- Life Ins., Holiday/Vacation bldg & grounds. Flex hrs, $125. No Investment, We Auto, Marine. Fabric or SALES REPRESENTATIVE DATE: We will train at our pay & excel, working con- Italic, Copperplate & oth- lastlc slipcovers. • Foam PT, 908-276-1094 train. 908-756-3068. ers. (908) 232-4554. Full-time expense for permanent ditions. Call today. ubber, large fabric selec- position In Somerset/ Mid- MANPOWER, INC. CIRCULATION AS- tion. Fully Insured. Hlsh- Our dasil/led dcp&rtnumt I* looldng (or a reliable and SISTANT- Needs to be 5090 organised Indlulduiil with »oma taUmkrtotirtg or telephone dlesex County with an In- Cranford 272-9130 meh's Custom Upholstery, ternationally known com- Edison/ available 3 days per Employment Wanted 112 Mountain Ave., Mid- jJdlU background. rUtpbtulbllHie* Indudc wiling claulflad display tot Mciultment tuid dlMdorltti, maintaining existing pany that is a leader In Iselln 849-6880 week, lot approximately dlesex 356-2082 accountj and ad layout A mbdum of cold calling with some the field. We're looking Somorvllle 722-3836 15 hours. $7.00 per hour NOTICE: All EMPLOYMENT for outgoing, confident In- & mileage reimbursement. SERVICE WITH STYLE bad* provided. Contact: KiUy Zulto, PO Box 699. Soitntr- SECRETARY/RECEPTION- WANTED advertisements I Be a guest at your own villa, NJ 08876.908-231-6609. dividuals with high ambi- Must have reliable car. are PAYABLE IN ADVANCE IST— good phone, typing Partyl Enjoy yourself with- tion who truly enjoy work- For Information call 719- Caring, decent lady seeks & shorthand skills a must. 7960 ask for Rob. by cash, check, VISA or employment as compan- out service worries, call CIRCULATION CLERK Ing with people. Some sales, retail or public rela- Full time with benefits. Master Card. For a quote on ion for eves & wknds. M.ryl 908-849-9469 Part-time Branchburg. 908-685- cost, 'please call 908-424-1455, tions experience a plus CIRCULATION CLERK SEWING- Alterations, Mutt to rell&bte, tttl(-moUvat«d Individual with keyboard but not necessary- Start- 7600. i-800-334-0531. CARPET SERVICE— spe- drapes, dress making, «xp*ri«nc«. 20 hounAveck, $7/hour to ttart. -For further Ing salary' to $600 per SECRETARY- a caring cializing In repairing, anti- mending. Call weekends Information pkt&K «ll K«r«n «t7W-7ft5Q Must be reliable, solf- t weelrplos~bonus~potentlal -person- with -good-eocro- -motrvated-Individual,- with CHILDCARE- CHS se- que, oriental & hook rugs. and after 5:30 evenings. upon assuming Manage- tarial skills to assist le- Removal of Wrinkles, 359-3043 leave msg. EOEM/F keyboard experience, 20 nior, female available ment responsibilities. gally blind Real Estate In- hours per week. Position weekdays after 3:00 to sit buckles. Stretching & re- WINDOW VIEW- We Send resume to: The vestor, muslcjan & piano Installatlon of new & used starts at $7.00 per hour. in your home. Got your clean windows for rosl- Management Institute, tuner.. 20 hr./wk. Tues., holiday shopping done Carpet. Since I960. dentlaLotily,. ..CalUor_ftae, Forbes Newspapers PO Box 764. a*9f>n Wed,, Thurs. & Frl. 9AM- 9083898$70 ... For Further Information early! References. Cran- estimate. 908-753-1372. Brook. NJ 08812-0764. * ;ilO •*~5T^ISBB Tord area. November 20, 21, 22, 1991 Forbes~Newspapers

A house rich in history and amenities Realty notes MOUNTAINSIDE - A distin- guished address in one of New Jer- James M. Welchert, president of Welchert, Realtors has an- sey's most desirable and well-kept nounced the following appointments and achievements: secret communities is how this Laura K. Sampson, a sales associate with Welchert's South Brun- Tudor-style house at 467 Hillside swick/ Franklin area office, has earned the office's Top Producer award Ave. is described. . for listing the most homes In September. An experienced real estate salesperson, Ms. Sampson has been listing UN ION and selling homes for seven years. She holds the Graduate Realtors HOUSE TOURS Institute's professional designation, Indicating advanced real estate Rich in history, this magnificent knowledge. Ms.#Sampson has home is unsurpassed for conve- been a member of the New Jersey nience and charm in a setting of Million Dollar Sales Club since 1985. quiet sophistication. According to Susan Massa, broker/representative Bob Ostroff has earned a with Century 21 Taylor and Love monthly award as top revenue pro- Inc. of Westfield, persons entering ducer of Welchert's Warren office. BOB LAURA Mj:, Ostroff, a 15-year real estate OSTROFF SAMPSON through the doorway discover "the veteran and a licensed broker, is a member of the New Jersey Million best of two worlds. The past with its Dollar Club and the Weichert Million Dollar Sales and Marketing Club. tradition and enduring craftsman- He Is a resident of Green Brook. ship and the present with modern Carole Heltmann joined Welchert's Oldwick office as a sales as- conveniences." sociated. • The turn-of-the-century Tudor es- A graduate of Westchester Community College in Valhalla, N.Y., Ms. tate is nestled high on a hill over- Heltmann was previously employed as an administrative assistant for a looking a 1.52-acre tract Included is mortgage banker. a formal living room measuring 24- ^ .••'••• DIANE MATFLERD/FORBES NEWSPAPERS She has been a CPR Instructor for the American Red_ by-17 feet, with fireplace and marble This attractive Tudor on Hillside Avenue In Mountainside Is elegant by any standard Cross for 14 years. Ms. Heitmann resides In Union mantle; two French doors leading to . Township. a screened patio, a 23-by-15-foot formal dining room, and another set of 300 light industries. There is one elementary school and students con- Teresa LaGreca joined Welchert's Hlllsborough of- French doors leading to a veranda. tinue their education at Jonathan Dayton-High School, which is part of fice as a sales associated. There is a 24-by-26-foot family room, a 22-by-20-foot breakfast room the Union County Regional High School District. There is also the Vail- She was previously employed part-time, working on and a 21-by 8-foot kitchen. Deane private school and Our Lady of Lourdes Roman Catholic School. I the office's mulltple listing service. The second floor provides a 23-by-15 foot master bedroom with dress- ing room, plus four other bedrooms (16-by-14, 13-by-12, 21-by-12, and 8- CAROLE Realty Notes Is a weekly listing of Individual by-8), and five, full baths. HEITMANN achievements, promotions, and other happen- Other amenities include cathedral ceilings and select hardwood floor- ings In the real estate Industry. Please send ing throughout. Information, along with a mug shot (required), Mountainside spans Route 22 with its busy commercial district, but to: also has a series of wooded back roads which offer a rustic contrast to the bustling highway. Almost half of the Watchung Reservation's 1,945 Dean Pappas acres and most of the 147-acre Echo Lake Park with its three large lakes Forbes Newspapers lie within the borough's borders, making nearly a third of its four square 44 Franklin St. miles parkland. Sidewalks and streetlights are rare and the grocer maker, P.O. Box 699 home deliveries. There is an annual Little League Parade enhancing a Somervllle, NJ small-town image, but this is contrasted with a view of Manhattan just TERESA 24 miles away. LaGRECA For more InformatnflaTftll 908-231-1782. The borough" contains the Children's SpeciaEzecTRospital and some Property sales Russell Jr. & Cheryl Fleming to CRANFORD . Arthur O. & Usa M. Thomas, prop- Jeffrey & Maureen Anderson to erty at 2633" Far View Drive, James J. & Patricia Fossella, prop- Mountainside, $255,000 erty at 64 Livingston Ave., James E. & Debra Y. Easter to $250,000 Keith & Juana Troutman, property Cranford Towers Associates to at 323 Haven Ave., Scotch Call your local Weidel office before kjyon buy anything. Agnes Cywinskl, property at 18 Plains, $125,000 Springfield Ave., No. 3B, Mark M. & Holly R. Cheser to It could be the smartest call you'll ever make! $160,000 Robert & Anne Bishop, property at Daniel & Mary B. Furnald to 16 Heritage Lane, Scotch Plains, $374,500 Richard A. Weidel, Jr., President Janet R. Taylor, property at 314 Walnut Ave., $160,000 451 Pk Avenue Associates to Ro- mano & Mary Del Roio, property at FANWOOD 451 Park Ave., $320,000 Joseph A. & Ann M. Soto to Thomas J. & Carol Horan to Roberta & William Q. Jackson, Bruce J. & Angeiine Gebhardt, "property at 45 Oakwood Court, property at 2698 Sky Top Drive, $148,000 Scotch Plains, $261,500 Andrew Bazuk Jr. to Robert J. & John J. & Rose Mlgnella to Ju- Catherine Amberg, property at 194 dith O'Brien & M. Milora, property at Pleasant Ave., $155,000 333 Stout Ave, Scotch Plains, 57 RIVERV1EWTR., OILLSBOROUGH CUL DE SAC WITH VIEW! $159,000 MOVE BIGHT IN! PRICED TO SELL! 8224,900 8230,900 REDUCED • MAKE OFFER! 8220,900 GARWOOD Mary Siar & Sara Aschenbach to HILLSBOROUGH - To Iho portoct homo lor a growing family. 4 OPEN HOUSE NOV. 24TII 1-1 PM HILLSBOROUGH - 4 Bodroom Colonial. 2V> Baths, Lg. E-l Kitchen, William Benedetto & N. Smith to- Ann Coogan-Acevedo, property at . bedrooms, two romodolod bathrooms and a cozy country kitchen ato HIUSBOROUGH, - Roady to move in Col: with 4 Bflrms., Yh Ba. Lg. Family Rm., Mostor bodroom w/Bath - appx. 2350 sq ft. 2 ca' 2045 Westfield Ave., Scotch just a low ol tho features, located In a groat family nolghborhood and Treod corner lot with Inground pool, room lo roam and play. Family garago w/auto oponore, Poured drive. Many upgrades - Natural wdwk Timothy Hak & Margaret Duffy, close to ma|or commuting roads. Abovo ground pool and brick patio In nolghborhood In a valued aroa. Foaturing 2 car garago. IMII basomont. w/chalr rails tool bluo carpeting - Clean, Clean. property at 233 Fourth Ave., Plains, $180,000 backyard, $224,900. apacjous (am. rm. with full brick wall firoplaco, many moro extras. CAU WEIDEL HILLSBOROUGH (908) 359-7100 $142,500 Linda Boysen to Ronald W. CAU WEIDEL HILLSBOROUGH (908)359-7100 $239,900. Rauffer & Phyllis LJu, property 'at CALL WEIDEL HILLSBOROUGH (908)359-7100 KENILWORTH 333 William St., Scotch Plains, $145,000 Emmi Lemmer to Craig T. & Homestead Associates Inc. to Lori J. Kavity, property at 53 Lo- Saeed & Nahid Paydar, property at cust Drive, $118,400 42 Winchester Drive, Scotch Carmine Tortorello to Vincent Plains, $137,500 Reo and Carolyn Parlaplano, prop- Bertram & Barbara M. Jagust to erty at 27 North 8th St., Alan Walker & Deborah Hart, prop- $110,000 . , erty at 2044 Winding Brook Frances E. Cullen to Walter M. & Way, Westfield, $298,000 LARGE FAMILY? 8219,015 OPPORTUNITY 8154,900 PRIME LOCATION 8219,900 Frank H. & Ruth A. Corbally to BRIDGEWATER - Brldgownlor ranch noods you — you nood it! All 5 S0MERV1LLE - Maybe once in a lilolimo tho right homo for you comos Ellen M. Gutzan, property at 48 BRIDGEWATER - On doad-end stroot. this woll kopl 3 bodroom Delia M. Elder, property at 37 Colonial spllforlors open floor plan, firoplaco in tho family room. bedrooms aro Included plus hugo 2 tlorod deck, largo play yard and on tho markol ol Iho right timo. This one may be it! Don't lol it go Park Drive, $120,000 hardwood floors and partial basemonl. Now oxtortor siding and roof. loads ol room to roam. Bo Iho first lo soo il. unsoon. Call for immediate appolnlmont. Sah/atore DIBella to Jaime M. & Yarmouth Village Court, CALL WEIDEL BRIDGEWATER (9081685-8200 CALL WEIDEL BRIDGEWATER (908) 685-8200 CALL WEIOEL BRIDGEWATER (908) 685-8200 Maria C. Rlbelro, property at 727 Scotch Plains, $160,000 Rlchfleld Ave., $150,000 Saugatuck Associates to Matthew Joseph & Lori Infuso to William & H. & Rhonda O. Smith, property at Christine Bergel, property at 633 33 Black Birch Road, Scotch Summit Ave., $138,000 Plains, $685,000 TAKE A LOOK, INVESTORS Gustin Inc. to Natl Tool & Mfg. Maryellen Konyha et al. to Brian SOUTH ORANGE - Professional building in a C-l zone contains 2 Co. Inc., property at 100-124 W. P. Deegan & Q. Lore, property at bodroom opartmont plus 8 room office suite Great value lor only 12th St, $195,000 309 Cedar Grove Terrace, $189,900, Kenneth R. & Virginia A. Biba to Scotch Plains, $126,000 SOUTH PLAINFIELD - This convortod thealro is ,- lugo mulli-Dusmess Edward & Ann P. Bartley, property Nancy Borowsky to John C. & Jenny L Logus, property at 1964 COUNTRY CAPE 8129,627 building Uso ono spaco, rant oul tho rosl Prico oqualos to loss man N. 8TH AVENUE, MANVILLE 8121,900 at 250 N. 21st SL, $170,000 BRIDGEWATER - Tho prico tag Is small, tho living is easy in mis 3 $43.00 por square foot plus largo parking lol OI»EN HOUSE - NOVEMUER 21 l-liOO PM Robert J. & Janice A. Kazer to Farmlngdale Road, Scotch bedroom homo with Unshod basomont and charming extras. Noat as a CALL WEIDEL BRIDGEWATER (908)685-8200 Tho llmo is fight lo buy Ihis charming 2 BR ranch located In a quiol Robert B. & Marianne Colonna, Plains, $180,000 neighborhood. Enjoy tho lull firashod basomont w/dry bar and Iho largo pin. Ready lo bo yours property at 400 Coolldge Drive, Ferdinand & Josee Derubeis to CALL WEIDEL BRIDGEWATER (908)685-8200 cornor lot olroady loncod in tor children and pots. DIRECTIONS: Rt. 206 Brooks Blvd. to R. on N, 8lh Avo $150,000 Brian G. & Sheila A, Lockler, prop- CALL WEIDEL HILLSBOROUGH (9081359-7100 Glsele Schilling to Albert Bossert erty at 2417 Longfellow Ave., -Jr., property at Sidney Circle, Westfield, $215,000 $27,671 Carol M. Lankier & R.B. Krell to 1 Weidel has 24 offices serving New Jersey & Pennsylvania William W. Clowers to Vincent Louis & Leona C. Rodriguez, prop - Christadore & J. Rego, property at orty at 2234 Algonquin Drive, 223 N. 11th St., $190,000 Westfield. $159,000 Mary L Curley to Nicholas & Saugatuck Associates to David & Bonnie D. Altman, property at 29 WBDCL NEIGHBORHOOD OFFICE LOCATIONS Reyna I. Soriano, property at 654 Black Birch Road, Scotch tiMuwitir FUmlnfltdn Uam Union Ave., $150,000 672 Route 206 N Rome 202 1000 WE'VE GOT ROOTS WHERE Plains, $735,000 (908) 7820100 Uullding 3 M School Alfred & Harold B. Carmen to W. (008) 885-8200 HllliboraugW (609)737 1525 WE'VE GOT BRANCHES. SCOTCH PLAINS Clinton Monlgomary Araa A Mambar ol Gloria A. Hershman to Shelley Charles West, property at 2551 tog Route 173 873 RoulB 206 Corporate Hilocillon OFFICE HOURS next to Holiday Inn 1000) 350 7100 (600) 7371551 Costello, property at 2216 Coles Broadway, Scotch Plains, (908) 735-6800 . WEEKDAYS 8 3OAM-9PM GENESIS"S WEEKENDS 830AM-6PM Ave., Scotch Plains, $152,000 $227,500 t RELOCATION SERVICES (8O0I 3970777 Page U-2 RealEstateGuidk November 20, 21,22, 1991 9000 9020 9020 9020 9020 9020 91O0 9270 REAL ESTATE 9070 Vacation Rentals Homes for Sate Homes for Sale Homes for Sale Homes for Sale Hdmos for Sale Condominiums Lota and Acreage November 20, 21, 22, 1991 BOUND BROOK CRANFORD NORTH E. BRUNSWICK- By HUNTERDON CTY— •HSIEiEi-- colonial, GREENWICH TWP POCONOS— 3 BRs, Den, -9010 NO.-BRUNSWICK- By NX00Nf0 r tlreplacerrskttngrincfoor Page U-3 GREATAftEA 7 ownerr257^33757~charr77 m "UnTon-twp.v Colonial" home in ideal location. By owner, 821-2382, Gover- Homes under Large lot, quiet neighbor- son split, 4 BR, 3 Vi, Ing 4 BR colonial cape, 2 Cape, 5 acres, 3 BR, 2 owner, northslde In lovely Magnificent residential pool & tennis. $250/ 9410 baths. OPEN HOUSE, Sat. nors Point, faces court, 3 homesltes In the rolling weekend. 908-757-6849 9430 9440 9440 9450 9650 9650 $150,000 hood. Lovely home. Ca- baths, LR, DR, kit., FR, stall barn, field, wood neighborhood, 3 BR, LR BR, 2 bath. OPEN HOUSE, Homes 9660 9S20 finished bsmt., 2 tier & Sun. 1-4PM, 23 Fair- streamr-2---mfrL~to RT ^8, hills of western New Jer- POCONOS- Weekends, Townhouses Apartments Apartments Rooms Office Rentals thedral celling, fireplace, w/frplc., DR, breakfast Sun. 4-4PM, 158 Daewln and Condominiums Office Rentals Industrial Rentals Franchise LR/DR, oat-ln-kltchen. deck, gas/HW. $325,000. field Rd. $159,900. EXIT 12. Asking $185,00. room, 1 Vi bath, screened sey. Part of private en- weekly, monthly or sea- SOUTH RIVER- 2 bedrm MANVILLE- Immaculate HELP-U-SELL P, FT, M/ La. $99,500. HELP-U- clave community-all OpportvnHles Cape, corner lot, 3 BR, Large family room, walk 908-272-5698 Call 908-730-9273. in back porch, full bsmt., sonal. Five minutes to ski cottage, redecorated FANWOOD AREA- large RARITAN- downstairs, 3 DUNELLEN- 2 furnished • • • * * * * Bkr. 469-2800 SELL P, FT, M, Bkr. 469-roads, curbs and under- or fish. Please call 908- SOMERSET- Quailbrook PLAINFIELD- Shop lVb bath, new kitchen- out to patio. Aluminum CRANFORD- 14 yr. old MIDDLESEX— By- owner, 1 car gar., fully land- 2800 avail now. $650 + utll 2 BR, 2 bath in beautiful rms., 1 BR, avail. Immed. rooms, middle age gentle CRANFORD- 1000-1500 METUCHEN- 2-3 room scaped prop. 5O'xl7O'. ground utliltles-your archi- 709-1731. twnhs, end unit, 2 BR, 1,350 sq. ft. Office, lVi Real Estate Franchise gas, large detached shed sided. Seller will work w/ Colonial, beautiful 560-8378, ImmaciWate 4 908-446-4392 elevator bldg. Near stores $525 + utils. 1 mo. sec.man preferred. Call 908 sq. ft. In well-known build- offices, prime location, bath $600 month plus buyer on financing Elem. school within walk- PISCATAWAY- By owner, tect or ours; build your 2% bath, LR w/fplc, DR, 968-8841. Call 908-572-5546 with electric. $145,900. grounds, top location, 3 FAR HILLS- This charm- BR New England Cape, VERMONT THANKSGIV- STIRLING- for rent. New & trans, $825. 757-0899 Refs. No pets. 725-9040 ing. Parking available. near train & bus, off util. 908-549-1829 $193,750 BR, 2V6 bath, EIK, family ing village colonial fea- Ing dlst. $215,000. Call 885-1576, Like new, 4 own or we will build cus- loft, CAC, all appliances, street prkg. 548-6400. ask for Scott 908-707-0988 $129,900. HELP-U-SELL BR Ranch, 2 bath, base- ING DINNER 4 nte, brkfst, Home, 3 BRs, LR, DR, gar., $1100/mo. 201- GARWOOD— Spacious 2 READINQTON— Fur- GREENBROOK- Fur- Utilities supplied, reason- Hardgrove Realty, Inc. rm. w/ fplc, recreation tures LR w/pine floors, eat 908-232-3609 for appt. tom or from existing beaut, 180a. 1862 farm, able. Very Reasonable PISCATAWAY- By P, FT, M, Bkr. 469-2800 & directions. ment, 2 gar., OPEN plans. At Exit 4 of 1-78. EIK, detached 1 car gar. 992-7574 or 201-740- BR In small apt. bldg., 1 nished, Kitchen, LR/bdrm, nished. Working female MIDDLESEX/SOMER- 9670 58 N. Bridge Street ., Jacuzzi, 3 zone, gas/ In country kitchen w/ spectac vus, $150. seas over 25, non-smoker, refs 908-789-8901 Owner. 3 BR, 1 bath MILLTOWN- 4 BR Colo- HOUSE, Sat. 1-4PM, 409 Call 201-429*2980 for w/loft. Quiet street. Shop- 1347 bath, EIK, large LR, close 1st floor, private prkg. & VILLE- 200 & 500 sq. ft. Retail Rentals Somervllle, NJ 08876 HW. Asking $339,000. wainscoat, 3 BR, small of- shares $1000/pp 6 bdrm, ping, NY bus/ train, nurs- entrance. $600/mo. Incls. & security. 908-968-4319 CRANFORD Rt. 28. Excellent location. JOIN A WINNING TEAM I Ranch. EIK, DW 722-5546 908-272-8570. fice, AC, IVi baths, small nlaj. Beautifully land- N 0 t horwood Ave., Info or personal appoint- Mt. Snow 234-2150 WESTFIELD to RR. Must See! No pets. $129,900. 752-3908 9050 $162,500. HELP-U-SELL ery school nearby. Feb. $675 mo. + util. Call all. 908-534-2770?-9.Q8-' Small 3 Room Office , 526-3661 or 526-0694 (Eves. 356-0364 CJ goldfish pool, garage. scaped. $225,000. Coll ment. , TRINITY GARDENS HILLSBOROUGH— Furn Inltilht Uutltmlon Ootat *. * * * " " Mobile Homes occupancy. No pets. 968-1220 Ample Parking STORE SOMERVILLE- CRANFORD- Ground fir. Ai Ut-Uarittl Indmiiy. SO. PLAINFIELD- By OR 356-9197) $197,500. Walk to vil- 908-828-1409. P, FT, M, Bkr. 469-2800 HILLSBOROUQH 1 BR, 1st fir., pvt. patio, Dave or Phil 908-233- rm. w/bath. Use of kit, CRANFORD- By Owner. 9400 $1350 mo. + utll. Cal 8492. Call 908-276-4789 maln st. 2000 sq. ft. store and/or 3 rm. office Owner, 3 BR Cape, 1 1/2 lage, store, train. LANCE and Lots REAOINQTON- By 2 Approved lots overlook- ceramic kit., Refr., DW, ROSELLE PARK- 1 laundry. Off-st. prkg. Foi Low mtco., 2/3 BR Colo- 908-766-1440. male. 908-359-0238. CRANFORD- 1200 sq. prime location for Retail. suite, center of town, bath, spotless, frplc. Irg. REALTORS-F.A.I.R. Old- NE5HANIC STATION- owqner, 8 room Contem- Ing Neshanlc River. 3 + RENTALS microwave, W&D, bath •* ** * bdrm. & Efficiencies. Heat North Union Ave. near BOUND BROOK- 7 nial on quiet St. Sale or porary Ranch 4.5 acre ft. office or retail space. Call 526-3661 526-0694 deck, eat In kitchen, Irg. raoc plus cash for larger wick, NJ (908) 439-2434 Colonlal 4-5 BR, LR, DR, NO. BRUNSWICK- dou- acres $135,000. 4 acres 3w/jacuzzi, LR w/fplc, MANVILLE- New luxury & hot Water supplied. New MIDDLESEX- 1 fur municipal bldg. & lot. front porch, fenced yard rooms, 2- full baths, gas EIK, family room with fplc. ble-wido on large lot. 3 flag lot. $325,000. HELP- 9420 heated gar. $995/mo + 1 BR. apt. Carpeting, Air, w/w carpet, painted, nice 112 North Avenue, West. PISCATAWAY- OFFICE heat. Good Invest. Low amily house. $155,000/ $145,000. 369-4672 nlshed room Efficiency Off-st-parking. Avail. Store $800/mo., office newer gas fumaco & roof. Large sunroom, finished BR, 2 full baths, fplc, U-SELL P, FT, M, Bkr. 9410 Mum-Family Homes elec. IVi mo. sec. 908-DW, laundry & storage. bldg. Private parking. No $350 Includes utilities OR RETAIL 6,000 SQ. FT. $525/mo. Call-,201-822- $129,900 908-7571589 $130's. 908-725-3347. BO. 276-9033 HUNTERDON COUNTY- 469-2800 Dec. 15. $1550/mo. + WILL DIVIDE. FORMER bsmt, deck, 2 car-garage, CAC, front deck, all new 9110 rrOHMC 233-1881 Iv. message Parking. $625/mo. 908- pets. Call 241-6869, after Good neighborhood. 908 2475. q Co( fhon«l, Col Aloimi. CRANFORD— By owner. charmlng older home w/ 2+ acres, hot air heat, windows, large cement 359-3738, 359-3953. 4PM or .leave message utll. 908-276-8364. BANK AND DENTIST OF- SOMERSET- Quallbrook Out of Area Property RARITAN- 3BR, LR, 356-7166 SO. BOUND BROOK- Window Tinting. Cal 0«lollln0i :olonlal on dead end St. large DR, newer kitchen & AC. By owner. $269,900, patio w/shed, refr., stove 494-1617. CRANFORD— Center of FICE. 981-1313. ond Aoc*uortM AJ A Palm BRIDOEWATER- NEWLY bath, 3/4 BR's on private 2 BR Condo, all appli- A PROFESSIONAL REAL- kitchen. 2nd fir. of 2 fam 9440 NO. BRANCHBURG- Fur over 500 sq. ft. garage on Ads In Classified 2 BR, DR, LR, huge deck, 908-369-7882 & washei. $68,000/neg. town: 2nd floor, neat SCOTCH PLAINS- Park ri to It wort* franc hW. . REMODELED exp, ranch. * * * * • ily. $725+ utlls. Avail. MANVILLE- 3 rooms and SCOTCH PLAINS— fan patio & pool. Park-like lot with views & large 908-422-0740. ances, upgrades through- TOR— will help you obtain Apartments nlshed. Kitchen privileges small office. Good for any Main St. Possible Used dont cos - 5BR, 3.5 baths, screened deck. Asking $159,900 OAK LOG HOMES- are out, low taxes & mainte- OCEAN QROVE- If you a rental* to meet your 12/1 or 12/15. No pets bath, first floor, tenant tastlc home has a 1 BR Call 908-526-4432. professional bldg. Car, Wholesale license setting. Exc. cond. business. Great starter mini offices, 1775 sq. Included: They pa i porch, 2 car garage. "159,900/neg. 908-272- ^referred Ufe Style Re- beautiful/affordable. Call/ nance. $89,500. Call needs. Fees paid by land- Please call 526-6381. pays all utilities. No pets. uhfurn. apt. for rent. Huge PISCATAWAY- Fur avail. $600/mo. 469- $309,000. 722-7262. 9070 need a 3 room Bungalow $5OO/month plus security. LR, DR, kit., fplc, sky office. Across from ft. 908-781-9720 or 1668 or 201-643-5653. alty, 707-0580 write for informaton. 908-873-0514. " w/gas heat, enclosed lord. Call John today at BOUND BROOK- Prime nished. Off 287. Pvt en 7233 location GASTINEAU LOG HOMES, Condominiums RE/MAX Partners Realtors, 908-874-8714. light, bay window, on 1 Municipal parking. 908-322-4214. UNION- Cozy Condo. 55 porch, corner location , 9430 residential/professional acre. Excel, neighbor trahce, bath & deck $395/ mo. 908-277-2226 SOMERVILLE- Main St. g Box 248, Dept. 821, New 908-534-S052 area. 7 modern rooms, 2 MANVILLE- 1st floor, 1 $100/wk. 908-469-6687 •Inwnloty Bloomfield, MO 65063 & over. 3 bright cheerful this Is for you. Only Townhouses hood. $800/mo. Act fast. or 908-273-2152. SO. PLAINFIELD- Park 2000 sq, ft. prime loca- CRANFORD TOWERS rooms on 3rd floor of $60,000. Call Bills R.E. CRANFORD- Half Du- and Condominiums baths, fireplace, CAC & BR, LR, DR, w/w carpet- 908-603-0644 ' SO. BOUND BROOK- Ave.; 2nd floor, 1900 tion for retail. Call 526- 'Cqulpnfnl TELE 800-654-9253 CONDOMINIUM- 18 Vacuum & much more Ing, bath, kit., bsmt., ga- ELIZABETH- Attn: Prof/ •lum-Kiy Operation elevator bldg. Nice view, Agency, 201-774-2124 plex, 1 level, 3BRs, DR, furnished room in private Medical. 2200 Sq, ft. of sq.ft. will divide. Parking 3661 526-0694 PISCATAWAY- 3 BR, Springfield Ave. Luxury 2 desirable. 5 points area, Large LR w/fplc, Rec amenities. $925/month + rage. Private entrance. SO. BOUND BROOK- home.. Kitchen privileges at door, professional PORT ST. LUCIE A PROFESSIONAL REAL utils. No pets. Please call Lge. 5 rooms, 2BRs, quiet exc. ready to occupy Call: . ranch IV2 bath, DR, large BRs w/1 & 2 baths from lovely landscaped court room, garage, lVi baths, TOR— will heip you obtain Sep. utll. Sec. & refs. req. Included. Avail, immed area. Very reasonable. 9680 LR, 1 car garage. 15x15 $139,900. Spacious FLORIDA- 80'xlOO' lot, for more details & appt. No pets. $650/mo. plus area, w/w carpeting, busi- space In well maintained yard.•'Free bus service built-up area, $14,900, large yard. $975/mo, + all a rental to meet your 908-356-0457. secure building. 10 mln. 9.0.8-754-1900 days; Warehouse Rentals screened In back porch, rooms + the finest amen- weekly .to local shopping 908-356-8884 util. 908-359-3375. ness couple pref. $750 + eves. 908-231-1071 1(908)906-1995 725-2006 utlls. 1V4 mos. sec. No needs. Fees paid by land SO. PLAINFIELD- fur from Newark Int. Airport. PURE TRADITION... full basement. $149,000. ities. Model open Frl. to area. Asking $70,000. pets. 908-709-0863. lord. Call John today at BOUND BROOK— 1BR, MANVILLE- small 3 utIIS. 201-825-2179. FOR INFORMATION Call 908-752-3269 eves. Sun. 11AM-5PM. Office nlshed toom In lovely Centrally located on site SO. PLAINFIELD- Pro * * + * Please call RE/MAX Partners Roaltors, avail. 12/1. No pets. Off- room apt. Semi-furn. 1 * • * * prkg. Call Mary at fessional office' in presti #272-1143 or B/K Real- 908-686-2244. STEAL MY HOME SITED! EDISON— By Estate; Ex- home. Private bath, use SO. PLAINFIELD- up to PISCATAWAY- MOTHER/ ceptional, Quiet, Treed, Vi 908-534-5052 street prkg. 11/2 mos. se- adult only. $425 + utili- SO. PLAINFIELD- 1 BR, of kitchen, laundry & fam 908-289-4700. gious medical bldg. Rex 5000 sq. ft. warehouse DAUGHTER + MUCH tors, 686-1800. $7000 cash down & take curity. $575+ utils. Call ties & 1 mo. security. Call $575 + utils. OPEN 9840 WESTFIELD- Wychwood, over payment of $154 for Acre Corner, 8RM/4BR7 BEDMINSTER- The Hills ily room. $115/wk Inc ible arrangements for FT/ space with inside loading MORE. 3 BR Rnnch, cath. CRANFORD- $40K Ideal single/newlyweds, 2>/jBoth, Full Aim. Sided, 908-469-1364 722-6962 after 5PM. HOUSE: Sun., Nov. 24, utilities. Prof, non-smoker HIGHLAND PARK- 500 PT shared use spaces. dock & option of offices Investments/ less than 21 months buys (Highlands), 2 BR, 2 bath, 2-4PM, 201 New Market ceiling, attached 2 car ga- below cost. Modern Ig 2 large 1 BR Co-op, pool, 2100 sq. ft. Trl-level, 2 fplc, loft, deck. No Pets. BOUND BROOK— 2 BR MIDDLESEX- 5 rms, preferred. References & sq. ft. office on the Main From 1-7 offices avail- or offices only. Minutes Opportunities BR, 2 bath, elevator, prkg, you a ready to go wooded Ave. OR call 754-7948 Street (Rarltan Ave.). of rage, CAC, completely fin- new kit., storage, W&D. home site In the beautiful, Att. Gar., Parquet LR/ $1375. 201-644-7894. duplex, carpeted, W&D, 2nd. floor, $685 + gas & security roquired. 908 able. Price negotiable. from 287. We cater to the ished bsmt. apt. + at- walk RR. Adj. park, Deluxe $68,500/BO. NY Bus. Foyer/Floor. Great Secu- Eves. 908-781-2284. full bsmt, Avail, immed. eleo7 + security No pet. 754-2946 Highland Park. New facil- Near major regional medi- Small business person. tacHed 3 room efficiency bldg. Sacrifice $139K or golf course community of ity with parking In excel- AIRLINES NOW HIR- 232-1464 Sugarmlll Woods Iri Citrus rity System. Well-fed auto $750' + util. Call 908- Avail immed. 908-469- SOMERVILLE cal center. Dr. Thornton Call 908-753-0200 ING— Travel Agents, apt. Back porch, large BO. 908-709-1540 - I a w n sprinkling. BEDMINSTER- The Hills, SO. PLAINFIELD- pri- lent location.: Available 908-753-1800. County, FL. Value fully furnished, 2BR, 2 782-6569 days or 782- 6055 bet 10am-6pm vate bath, Kitchen, & en SO, PLAINFIELD— Park Flight Attendants, Me- paneled shed, nice quiet $229,000-Prlcod as Is for 7025 eves LUXURY APTS immediately- Call 719- neighborhood, 1 block EASTON 9080 $18,000 + . Call for de- baths. Short term or long- MIDDLESEX- Mid- trance. Incl. utlls. Non- 79851, 9-5 ask for Billie SOMERVILLE- 2 office Ave. 1500 sq.ft.-2 story chanics, etc. Entry level & tails 908-755-5597 quick sale-Low taxes. Call Top area? 1, 2 & 3 suites. Paneling, AC, Car-' up. Salaries to $105K. from new elem. school. NO DOWN Townhouses 908-806-4708. er.. Incl.^tll., linens, towr BOUND BROOK- 4 dlesex Village. Spa- smoker. $400/mo. 908- Davis. _ cinder block garage with Sacrifice $154,000. 908- W. PALM BEACH, FL- els, "cooking & eating rooms, 2nd floor, $650 clous 1 BR Garden apt.' bdrms, air condi- 820-7076, pis Iv. msg. petlng, Private Parking electric. "Secure. $500/ Call 805-682-7555 ext. A-3499. Refundable fee Condominiums 885-5348 PAYMENT!!! fully furn condo, 2 BR, 2 KENILWORTH- 2 BR utensils, etc. No pets. incl. heat/hot water. 1 $675/mo. Includes heat tioned. Heat, hot wa- SO. PLAINFIELD- Single HILLSBOROUGH- Pro- Lot. Call 908-725-6660 mo. 908'754-1900 days; EDISON— reduced better & HW. NO PETS. Pool for directory. than newl 2 BR, lVa bath, bath, sloops 8, must sell. Ranch, 1 full bath, DR, Avail, immed. Days 212- mos. sec. 908-725r3347. ter and cooking gas or couple. Quiet area, fessional office building. SOMERVILLE- Prof, of- eves. 90ff-231-1071. CRANFORD PISCATAWAY- Owner AND ONLY $2,000 FOR 880-2480 or eves. 908- avail. 356-5550 Iv mag 2200 sq. ft. Rt. 206 & CLOSING COSTS buys a walk to train & stores, $62,000. 463-0601 LR, EIK, full bsmt., large BOUND BROOK- fur- included. Balconies, laundry facility, kit privi- fice space avail. 2 prime AVON SALES- All areas, anxious to sell. Contem- yard, gas heat, CAC, at- 273-5113. Triangle Rd. at traffic locations. Single offices & porary capo 5 yrs. old, beautiful new luxury 1 or $105,000,287-0665 nished 4 rms + bath, all NEW BRUNSWICK- neat country setting, walk leges. 908-756-0192 all toll free 1-800- tached garage, close to EAST BRUNSWICK- util. inc. matr/re adult and clean 2 BR Condo w/ light. Available Im- suites. Secretary/recep- Ads In Classified 662-2292. Charm, Character, Elegance, Serenity & Prestige River Road area. 3 2 BR Condo just an easy HILLSBOROUQH- Som- to town. Storage. SOMERVILLE- Nicely medlately. 908-218-1100 35 minute commute from 9130 schools/shops. No pets. Spacious 1 bedrm., pref. no pets. 356-7182 fireplace, cathedral coll- tionist support & furn. BE ON T.V.— many need- bdrms., 2Vb baths, fire- erset Park, 2 br, fin. furnished room w/r£frig avail. Call 908-704-6900 don't cost — place, CAC, 2-car gar., Somervllle on 1-78 In Eas- Mortgages and $1200/mo. + utll. IVi hardwood floors, patio, ing, appliances,, walk to Cable TV optional. ed for commercials. Now bsmt., $99,500. Also for BRIDGEWATER Non-smoker, male pref KENILWORTH- 1600 sq. at a SAVORY ' ?J4j5.UU Holiday Special deck, 100x100 foncod ton, PA. Payments, are like rent, $895/mo. 722-2145 Financing mo. sec. 908-276-5631. convenient parking. Avail. NY transportation. Avail, $620 when available. Sec. $75/up. 725-6470 WATCHUNG- Appro*v They payl hiring all ages. For casting lot. Asking $173,000. Call rent. Prices reduced to LOPATCONQ TWP.- 5 Immed. 908-446-9200, GRANDVIEW m'medlately. Asking 722-4444 ft., great location, great 500-1375 sq. ft. In pro- info, call (615) 779-7111 SCOTCH PLAINS- beau- 446-3751 eves. $875/mo. Call today! space, new building, w/w • 2nd Floor — 1 BR • Elevator 90&-463-7640. $60,900 to $73,900. Call I BUY MORTGAGES- Call BR, 2^2 bath, LR, DR, kit., GARDENS 9470 fessional bldg., ample ext. T-451. JEFF OR SY 1-800-782- tiful new 2 BR, IV! bath, 908-757-1211 FR w/frplc, laundry'room. Century 21 SOMERVILLE- 2 bed- carpet, easy access to parking; easy access to RARITAN — for sale or LR/DR combo. Full .bsmt. 1 & 2 Bedroom Town- rooms, $630.plus Utilities. Apartments to Share parking & major Ill-ways. —9800 Former NUSKIN oxoc- © Entry Foyer • Wrap Around Windows 2625 or 215-559-1200 3 car gar., CAC,_$1100/ houses. Central air,- indi- Golden Key Realtors routes 78 & 22 . Avail. now in more fair and lu- Ve-Jit. 6 rms., 3 BR. 1 car gar. Small complex, EDISON ESTATES 908-873-8000 Prof, or bus. couple. Sec. 908-272-8090. BUSINESS $130,000/Sale; $1000/ FOR INFORMATON. Model 9200 mo. IVi mo. sec. Avail. Large 1 BR, 4 RM apt. vidual storage. Walk to mined. 908-561-2600, crative plan. 24 hr. • Eat-In Kitchen & Dining Area • Oak Parquet Floors open Wed. thru Frl. 4:00- close to trans. $124,900. Dec 1. No pets, Refs. No pets. 908-526-2173. 908-232-9323. OPPORTUNITIES mo./Rent + utils. 722- 908-322-8877 VACATION PROPERTY CAC, convenient to public park & tennis courts NO. PLAINFIELD- BASKING RIDGE- pro- record'g. 908-561-3945. 8:00PM, Sat. & Sun. 908-722-5876 SOMERVILLE- 2 BR, fessional male, non • Owner Financing to Qualified Buyers 5712. transportation, $700/ 722-6740 Charmlng & cozy 1 BR, WESTFIELD- 3,000 sq. GOVERNMENT JOBS — 12:00 to 5:00PM. Dlree- SOMERSET/FRANKLIN 2nd fir. apt. non-smoking large LR, 1st floor of 2 smoker to share 3bdrm SCOTCH PLAINS- 3 BR, MOROAN— 7 rm. house month. 201-992-1590 BRIDGEWATER- (2) 1st ft., 1st floor, front NOW HIRING in your area. tlons: Rt. 78 to Easton TWSP.— DELIGHTFUL on 2 acre wooded hillside. single or prof, couple family house, off-st prkg, 2Vs bath modern Town FURNISHED w/parklng, newly 9810 Other 1, 2 or 3 BR units priced from S98,500-$175,500. Twenty seven 2 bath, expanded Cape. exit. Rt. turn to Stop sign. only begins to tell about 9210 EDISON REALTOR fir., 1 BR apts. adults yard, $700/mo+ utils, house, pool, tennis, all *16K-$68K. 805-682- Frontage on a small tidal pref. no pets. Sec & refs. pref. $610/mo. includes decorated. Call Businesses for Sale 7555 ext. J-3711 for cur- CAC, fireplace, now roof Left turn onto Line St. to this end unit w/2 BRs, ga- Homes for Sale NO RENTAL FEE most util. No pets. Avail. 1% mo sec req. 908- appliances. $550/mo. + OFFICE SPACE different floor plans, masonry & steel construction, park-like estate & deck, security alarm. inlet. 3 BR, Vh bath, LR, Call 526-1632 908-233-3334. rent federal list. Refund- Stop sign. Rt. turn onto rage, EIK & neutral tones DR, kit., full bsmt. Com- 12/1. 908-757-0588 231-0475 Vi util. Call 908-647- grounds. Finest residential area within walking distance to recreation, $155,000. 908-322- Centre St. for 7 blocks. throughout. Must be Call us first for Condo/ 8320 after 7PM & wknds. Short term lease WESTFIELD- Profes- CHICKEN HOLIDAY able fee for directory. BRANCHBURQ- Beauti- plete privacy on quiet Townhouse rentals. BRIDGEWATER- 1 BR, transportation, houses of worship, schools and shopping. 8003. Owner/Realtor. Condos on left at RE/MAX seen. $124,500. Call quiet neighborhood, no NORTH PLAINFIELD, SOMERVILLE- Spacious available. Entire first sional office space 400/ Over $350,OOd gross OWN YOUR OWN NICE ful 18 mo. young 4 BR, 2 street. $1050/ mo. + utll. Middlesex County GREENWOOD GAR- 1 bdrm. apt. close to pub- FANWOOD- Prof female 600 sq.ft. prime location. yearly income. For infor- * + * •* sign. Project is registered Todayl pets-, Refs., security, floor - downtown HOME- for $1600 full Cngltsffj Btllage — A ROOT OF TRADITION! with the NJ Real Estate Vi bath Colonial, 2-story XV2 mo. sec. 908-721- Somerset County DENS- , Well- lic trans. & shopping. Off to share 3 BR apt. Large Call 908-233-7516. mation call: 908-572- STIRLING— expanded, Century 21 entrance foyer, Big Kit. 4902. $585/mo. 908r604-2409 Cranford. Three price. Governent agencies Commission effective 7/5/ Golden Kay Realtors DoFrala & Stanley malntalnod 1 BR garden street parking, cent. A/C & BR, nice area, near train. 5050, Manor House Re- remodeled Cape. En- boasting all modern con- $340/month + 1/3 utlls. WESTFIELD- South Ave. alty Agency. now liquidating. 1-805- 90, registration #90/8/ 908-873-8000. Realty 819-0004 BRIDGEWATER- 3 apts. $650.41/mo. & 2 heat, balcony, laundry private offices — 564-6500 ext. HQ13113 MODELS & SALES ON PREMISES closed front porch, LR, veniences, formal DR, NO. BRUNSWICK- Colo- "let us bring you home" rooms, refrig., stove, fin- BRs $750.41/mo. In- room, for Info 526-5128 908-322-6682/322-3957 3 rooms, lavatory & stor- DR, kit., 4 BRs, 2 baths, 307 NJRC. Registration Is three secretarial LUNCH TRUCK & for immediate assistance. not an endorsement of Fam. Rm, marble fplc, 2 nial duplex, 2BR, Irg. LR, ished garage, $750/mo. cludes heat a HW. NO age. $600/mo. Includes FR, gar. 2-zone heat, nat- 9090 car gar., full bsmt., CAC, ENGLISH VILLAGE CON- SPRINGFIELD- Moun- NEW BRUNSWICK- Prof desks. Shared use of heat". Call 908-232-2057 ROUTE— Excellent cond, 217 Prospect Ave. 276-0370 the merits or the value of EIK, finished bsmt, CAC, util Incl. No pets. Working PETS. 7561157 Iv m»g Female, non-smoker, to TRAVEL FREE- or on a ural stained wood trim, Multi-Family Hdmos $234,000. Century 21, 1950 + utll. Avail. Nov. DOMINIUM CRANFORD- tain Manor. LR, DR, new conference room. after 5pm. ".Ith easy morning Route, hoestring. Air couriers M-F by appointment the project. Obtain & read adult. Avail Immed. 722- kit., Florida rm., 1 BR, 1 share 3BR Condo, W/D grossing over $2500 per Cranford close to train, major high- McGae Realtors, 908- 1. Call 908-821-1544 til prlvately owned, 1 BR 7147-: $2,500.00 per month needed; also overseas & Sat. 10:30-4:30 Open Hodse ways & shopping. NJ Public Offering State- unit, includes heat/HW/ PEAPACK- recently re- bath, CAC, 1st floor. Master BR avail. $417 & week. 908-494-8038 ment before signing any- 826-4440. 6PM 908-494-0923 after Use Your Card- cruise ship help wanted. $199,000. 90 8- BOUND BROOK INVEST- 6PM elevator. Call John Tami CRANFORD- beautiful 6 modeled 3Vi rm. apt., $1000/mo. + heat. % utll. 247-1192. - parking "extra". * * * * 805-682-7555 ext.F- 580-0*61 thing. MENT OPP.- fully rented 276-0303 or 276-0370 room duplex on cul-de- bath, Irg. rms., kitchen, 908-273-8182. One month security 3628. Refundable fee for 9250 ISCATAWAY- 4 BRs, 3 LUNCH TRUCK— good 4 apt. house, garages. sac near pool, tonnis, BR, LR and laundry rm., • + * + 9480 — all utilities condition. Asking $5900. directory. STIRLING- For Sale by RE/MAX 100, Realtor Good locale, new heat, Lots and Acreage baths, CAC, appliances. FLEMINGTON- Condo, school & GSP. Avail, imm. all appliances, hardwood (215)691-6100 Large 1 BR w/full bsmt. WESTFIELD— 2nd Fir. of Homes to Share included.. 908-249-1980 WANTED- Actors for TV Owner. New Home. Feb. positive $ flow, sale by No pets. $1450/ mo. unfur. $900/mo. or fur. floors, walk-In closets, full -my—riom«Tr—Good—ar-€ occupancy. 23TR) sq. ft + TTTCO/mo. Call 232- attic, 1 car gar., must HieBse call udb~al ownor. Weekdays after 57 * * '* * AVain715. 805-9652. lots'of closets. Private seperate entrance 2 car'detached garage 356:1753 or 356-3166 7937 'days"or 276-1053 see. No pots. IVi mo. BASKINQ RIDGE— Soci MIDDLESEX— SUB tras & game show contes- POCONOS MT. LAKE ES- RAHWAY- Lovely 6 rm. yard, CAC, pool & tennis. pat|o. Irg. LR. & BR. 2 Irg. ety Hill, seeking prof, t SHCtP/OELl fully equipped tants. Many needed. 805- with loft. 4/5 BRs, 2 FRANKLIN PARK— 2 BR, Cape Ranch. Fenced front eves sec, refs., $850/mo + store rms., Utlls. incl., 2 bath, very private back TATE- beautiful 1/2 acre $775/ month + utll., IV2 eloc, heat & water & share 3BR Townhouse good location. Serious in 682-7555 Ext,T-3652 baths, Fam. Rm., LR, DR, & rear yard. Quiet area. mos. sec. Available Janu- CRANFORD- Orchard St. close to school, pets (908) 276-2001 Quick And Refundable fee for direc Great Rm., V2 acre. Per- unit, all major appliances, perked bulldable lot. Sep- sewerage provided. Pro- $405 plus 1/3 utlls. Poo quiries only! Call afte 9100 tic design. 908-752- $85O/mo. Please call ary 1st. 908-563-4812. 2nd fir.,..2 family, LR, 2 ok.232-2117 reasonable. & Tennis. 908-735-8300. Convenient! 3pm, 908-968-8399 tory fect Mother/ Daughter. custom blinds, CAC. Ask- 908-381-8926. BR, kit. & bath. $750/mo. fessional couple pref. ing $110,000. Call 908- Lots and Acreage 5674/201-875-3524 FRANKLIN PARK- Soci- 908-234-0106. WESTFIELD- 1 Bed- BOUND BROOK— 3 Quiet street. Shopping, inc. heat & HW. Avail. room, walk to town & NY bus/ train. Nursery 821-1055 SCOTCH PLAINS- etyHill 3, 2br, 1 bath, PERTH AMBOY- 4 bdrms, 2 baths, LR, large outhslde: Charming 4 Condo. Price restricted Imm. 908-272-5698 transportation. $750/ Kit., bsmt, close to 22, school nearby. $262,000. MIDDLESEX- First BRIDQEWATER- Foothill rooms, renovated, single month. 908-233-7516 Call 908-766-1440. 9270 BR, '2^2 bath, w/fplc, % Mt. Laurel Unit, For quali- or couple. No pets. Call 287, 78. $400/mo. plus homo buyer? Don't get In Rd., approved 7 lot subdi- utll. 908-996-7470 or over your head. Start vision, 8.95 acres, Prime Vacation Rentals acre lawn + private 3 fied moderate Income DORCHESTER 908-826-7125. acre forest w/stream. family. Call 908-821- WESTFIELD— 1st floor 996-7670. Advertise here. Nice, roomy 2 BR. area. $795,000. Anne HOUSE Victorian, 2/3 BR, DR, Appl., great location. Lackoy PO Box 343, Wal- Large deck, all appliances 1370 and leave message. FRANKLIN PARK- Prof, In the Classified! NOKOMIS, FLORIDA Including W&D. Buses to $79,900. Somervllle POTTERSVILLE- 1 room fplc, LR, EIK, bsmt. w/ $88,500. 908-968-4467 nutport, PA. 18088 Between Sarasota and studio apt. beautiful rural female to share Society Need some direction SCOTCH PLAINS $194,900 best schools. $1650 + * + + * aundry hookup. Walk to Hill Townhouse. Priv. room SCOTCH PLAINS $174,900 Venice. Available 10/1-3/ utll. Avail. Nov. 1. 908- Luxury setting, W&D, $550/mo. town & transp. $1100 + Meticulously maintained 3 bdrm Colonial com- 31, $500 includes utili- HILLSBOROUQH- Brook- util. inc. Call days 439- & bath. $500 +utlls. 889-5343. utll. Avail. Dec. 1. Call 908-821-2428 bines classic lines with sophisticated contempo- Colonial Cape. In move-in condition. Finished rec ties. Local phone and view Duplex Condo, 2BRs, High Rise 3660, 439-3264 eves. 233-1881 Iv. msg. rary appointments. State of The Art kit. w/sky- rm, formal dr, Ir, den off kit w/wood stove, 4 buying a home? cable TV, double bed, eat SOMERVILLE— 3 BR, 2 IV2 baths, fplc, Cath. ceil- Elevator Apartments HILLSBOROUGH- non- llghts atrium doors leading to 2 level deck w/ brms, 2 full baths & much, much more, SPL1506. Bath Colonial, In-town. ing, balcony, CAC, W&D, WESTFIELD- 3 bed- smoking F seeks same to In kitchen, shower and 722-9177 RARITAN— 4 room apt. rooms w/2 full baths, con- sunken hot tub. Formal dr, bright fam rm & cory CRANFORD TOWNHOUSE bath, Sundeck, 1 mile to Large LR & Kit. Avail, Storage, gar., rent w/ op- share home. $500 In- 2nd fir., util. furnished, venient to center of town. den. Too many amenities to mention. Call now! the beach and flshlngl immed. $1150. PASCALE tion. $900/mo. short term cludes utlls. 369-3704 Studio extras, couple preferred, Landlord pays for heat & SPL1485. Secludedl REALTORS, 90 8- avail. 908-369-8320. HILLSBOROUGH- Share Proceeding without the expertise of a real estate 722-1032. 1 & 2 Bedrooms no pets. $695/mo 1 mo. all other utilities except 908-356-3047 LINDEN- 2 BR, 2 bath, sec 722-3591 after 5PM electric. Available im- 3BR, 2Vb bath English LR, DR, EIK, W&D, DW, re- Tudor townhouse. Private * * + • mediately. $1225/mo. professional is like trying to find your way with a frig., CAC, furnished or * * * * 908-232-9045 bet. 9-5. BR & bath. Fin. bsmt. All unfurnished. Low utll. DUNELLEN- Attractive 2 RARITAN- 3 BR, large amenities. $500/mo. In- broken compass. LetaRJEALTOk*guideyou '86,900 CRANFORD BR apt. Includes LR, DR & kitchen, bsmt storage, + •*-** cludes util. 281-0259. cost. Avail, bee. 1 or aundy hookups. $850/ CRANFORD- 4 rooms, Jan. 1. 908-486-1867. sun parlor, laundry area In bsmt along with storage month. 908-725-7267 1st fl. of 2-famlly w/re- * * * * . through the homebuying process. REALTORS® MIDDLESEX- V2 duplex • 10% DOWN • NO POINTS MAKE AN OFFER!!! area. Available soon. RARITAN- lVi duplex, 3 frig., AC, w/w carpeting, LINDEN- 3 Prof, women, 3 bedroom expanded Cape. Living room w/ featuring LR, large EIK, 2 $750/month+ utils. celling fans, W&D hookup. non-smoker. Has every- can help you: BR's, IV2 baths, full BR, LR, DR, eat-in kit., ga- thing. Must see. $395/ fireplace, eating area in science kitchen, den, Please call evenings only, rage. $850+ util. 1 mo. Modern. Extra clean. Con- bsmt., CAC, $850/mo. + ^08-359-1189 ven. location. Off-street mo+ share utils & IVi •NO CLOSING COSTS* 8 */8% finished room In high basement. 1 car att. util. Call 271-2923 security. Avail Dec. 1. Call mo sec. 908-725-6685 • manuever through intricate financing options 722-1922 eves, or days prkg. No pets. $685/ Fabulous Townhouses in gorgeous setting garage, fenced yard. Walk to NY bus, close NO. EDISON— (near DUNELLEN— 2 BR apt. in mo. + utils. IV2 mos. sec. finest residential area! 563-5006 0LDWICK AREA- Coun- • veer toward homes that are right for you within one mile of NYC train & bus to GSP. Call for appointment. $163,700. Menlo Park Mai)), 2 BR, For appt. call 908- try setting, 97 acres, en- W/W, heat & HW incl. Spacious closets and RARITAN- 2 rms. studio 276-7298. torage. 908-757-9279. tire upstairs, privacy. Avail. 12/1. 549-0625 apt. Utll. pd. $135/wk. $400/mo. + Wi util. Call • glide through home tours and price EDISON $249,900 DUNELLEN— 3 rooms, AND 3 rm. apt., 2nd floor, SCOTCH PLAINS $244,900 OPEN HOUSE SOMERSET- 2 BR, 2Y2 9450 439-3484 Lovely 3 brm home w/master suite w/jacuzzi, convenient location, laun- utll. pd. $650/wk. Secu- negotiations Newer Colonial with 4 brms, 2'/a baths, entry bath twnhse. Ea. BR has dry facilities In basement. rlty & refs. 722-5712 Rooms PLAINFIELD- Female foyer with loft effect, natural woodwork, dining walk-In closets, skylights, large eat-in kit., sliders SAT. & SUN. 12-4 •MONDAYS 3-7 separate bath, w/w car- wanted to share house, to Inground pool, dining room, butlers pantry and Avail, immed. Call 201- RARITAN— 2 room apt., • navigate all the details right through room, den, wall to wall & much morel SPL1512. Sold to qualiliod buyors thru broker by prospectus. pet, CAC, washer/ dryer, 575-6225. outside Sleepy Hollow more. Don't miss this onel SPL 1516. kit. BR, newly renovated, BOUND BROOK- $40/ many upgrades, tennis, week. Elderly woman pre- area. Large yard. $350/ On Site: (908) 272-3534 Office: (201) 773-6262 pool. $1100. 914-279- DUNELLEN- 5 rooms, $550, heat & util Inc. mo. plus half utils. Call to closing. 1st floor, heat furnished, Sec 722-0161 ferred. Call for informa- Directions To Parkway Village (21B): 2051, 914-969-7682 tion 356-3970 Barbara 908-756-6539 D. S. Kuzsma $700/month. Call 908- RARITAN- 62 Second Take Garden State to exit 137. Go * + * + RARITAN- Female to In short, keeping your property west on North Ave. to 1st light, make 9681220 Ave. Large 1 BR apt. Re- BRANCHBURG- 1 BR, Realty SOMERSET— Good loca- priv. bath, priv. entrance share 3 BR, 2 fam. house. right onto Elizabeth Ave. Take 1st CIRKUS tion, 2 BR, 2+ bath, DUNELLEN- Studio cently remodeled, W/W carpet, $650 incl. all In large home. Inexpen- Avail. 12/1. $286/mo. + transaction on course is what right onto Wade Ave. and proceed Fplc, W/W carpet, W&D, apartment. $465/mo. + utils. Call Kelle, 218- to Parkway Village (21B). ^AL ESTATE INC. utilities. Call 201-867- utils. 2nd fir. Off-st. prkg. sive rent In exhange for tennis, pool. $975/mo. + PT chlldcare. 369-5677 5563 days, Iv. msg. 908-272-8337 sec. 908-297-5970 7706, leave message. Call 526-8035 REALTORS® do best. 115 Miln Street 9490 When the time comes for you to buy a Cranford Wanted to Rent new home, consult a real estate agent Each offlco Is Indopandontly owned and operated SOMERVILLE/ BRIDQE- WATER AREA- looking Hours: 9:30 to 6 p.m., Thurs. 9:30 to 8 p.m., for an apt? So am II Wili- who's a REALTOR®, a member of the SCOTCH PLAINS $184,900 CLARK $249,900 HOUSE OF Sat. & Sun. 'til 5 p.m. ng to share w/respon- Parklike setting. Immaculate Ranch in move-in slble, professional female. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF Groat 4 brm Split Level in excellent location. THE WEEK Call 719-7992 9AM-5PM. condition. LR w/frplce, lormal dr, linished base- Large Ir & formal dr. Large property. 2'/s baths, REALTORS®. ment w/rec room, updated kl! w/breakfast-bar, 3 patio w/gas grill, large closets. Spotless. Come WESTFIELD WESTFIELD VICINITY- brm's. Great family neighborhood. Close to trans- see! SPL1500. Marrled couple looking for portation & shopping. SPL 1479. $299,000 3 room apt. $400-$450/ mo. Jan 1 occupancy. Call 908-388-2603

A cciiiunlc tile entry to the living room w'cathudrnl ccilintj For: ; .g 100m w parquet floor. CRANFORD $89,900 bcomtd culling & wt\l\ nf windows overlooking ,i deck ' REDUCED 9500 1 «.' .rv crtbincts in ihc dmo-tn kitchen Hi a family room ftrepLici: Trwj m.isk'r her • M* A whirlpool tub Finished Miscellaneous Rentals bnscmenl includes kilchun living room 2 bed ndrv room Opublo side ontry gmagc ccnfrnl air On ,\ qmui dertd end sruvi SOMERVILLE- Garage sptice, 10 x 22 for stor- age. Available Octobor 1st., 1991. $85 per mo. all 908-369-3791 SOMERVILLE- Storo front, 2 bay garago & of- flco 2000 sq.ft. Avail. SOMERVILLE $164,900 SCOTCH PLAINS $299,000 Dec. 1, $1200. PASCALE 9 room split level. 4 brms. 1 '/_• baths i- office or 4 brm's, 2 frm's, 2'/S bath immaculate homo REALTORS, 908-722- study. Hardwood floors, w/w carpeting, sliding nestled in a wooded setting on Southside of 1032. doors to large patio, plenty of closets, basement. bcotcn Plains. Move-in condition Owner very SCOTCH PLAINS • Set on i, nil• Si SOMERVILLE- Store old Convenient to 287, 22, a 78. Great family neigh- y dc ln motivated! SPL1474 UK. Vr. HA colonial hoi a I H liroploic . nn iwk " !l' '• BRi. 2 BA« St formal DR w/Dulch door cars, lawn mower equip, borhood. SPL1b15. 1 ' Cl. 1,000 Robalo. s 1-800-442-6865 CHEVY— 84 Cavalier, well. $950. Please call • 4-spoke Steering Wheel • Popup Halogen Headlamps tupe-10, 2-dr, sunroof, $ Motor LICCARDI MOTORS 908-722-3435 • Tachometer • Styled Steel Wheels auto, AM/FM, $1200. • Driver-side Air Bag 15,710 Route 12 West, Green Brook • Side window demisters SIMILAR BUYS ON CONTINENTALS, VW- 82 Jetta, 2DR, 908-302-0927 • • Digital Clock '92 S10-Blazer • Reclining Front Seats Sales New '92 Ply Voyager, 7 psgr tninivarc V-6, auto, p/s/b 110K miles, good condi- CHEVY— 85 Cavalier, 4 • Front/rear door mats • Sport Bucket Seats #924596, VIMNR536817. MSRP $15,552. f qualified tion. $800/BO. Call 908- door. Asking $2300. Good 4-Dooir TOWN CARS, MARK VIII'S, MARQUIS', • Driver Seat Tilt/Height Adi. 1991 JEEP CAMANCHE 359-3173. • VINWNB605207 Inc. lease 24 mos, $0 down, $324 per mo. closed-end, 15k running condition. Must MSRPtM 3,995.00 SABLES, COUGARS AND TRACERS • VIN # M8632987 SPORT TRUCK mi/yr, 10c/mi excess.Tot. pymnts: $7776, Pur. opt. $8350, sell. 908-548-0231 MSRP:'15,652.0O 0 cyl.. 5-sp*ed. 4 wheel drlva. pwr. Btoorlnrj, powor incl $1000 lad & $500 cofege grad rebate. Price includes brakes, .illding rwr window, nauogo gioup, ttm< 81 Years Advertise In the Classified! DODGE- 69 Charger etep bumper, full siza spare. 21S/75/R15 OWL Titos. ^|| costs to be paid by a consumer except lie, reg & taxe^ 440, built for street/strip. VIN #MLfi05080. M8RP $14,000. Price IhCl. $1,000 Of Service Needs minor work. rebate. QUALITY USED CARS • MANY MORE ON DISPLAY To Far Hills Area $2500/BO. Please call, VIN #N0116596 $ 12,855 908-245-3460. DODGE— 83 400, 2-dr., MOST WITH GUARANTEES • TERMS TO 5 YEARS AVAILABLE AC, AM/FM stereo, New Blnck/Fronch VnnUla. French Vanilla Leather tires, Good transportation* Ask About Our Smart Lease ATTENTION 1983 LINCOLN MARK VI int.. Black Cambria cloth rl.. V8, auto. OD., 1991 WRANGER $1500/Bp. 722-5216. 'Smart lease Chevy Blazer — MSRP $21,520 Total pymts. $16,748.16. Amount due $749.00 at lease signing 48 • BILL BUSS DESIGNER SERIES a/c, p/s/6-way rocllnlng sta.. p/b/w/dr. locks, of sornerville dock lid rol.. wlro spoko alum, whls.. AM/FM FORD- 78 T-BIrd Exc. mos. Buy back $8,506.63. Smart lease Chevy Lumina — MSRP $15,582. Total pymts $12,408.48. Amount due AUTO • 100% ORIGINAL UNALTERED CONDITION RENEGADE HARD-TOP $559.00 at lease signing. Buy back $5,552.17. 48 mos. Closed end lease. st cass., lloor mats, koyless ontry, alarm syo., 0 cyl,, 5-Bpood pwf alooflriQ, power brakon.- hwd cond., AC, PS, P.B, stereo. • ONLY 40,120 PAMPERED MILES dual tomoto mlrs., dual Ilium, vanlly mlrs., top, A/C. AM/FM cassotto, tound bat. I'll aloorintj $1195. Ralph, Life Giving ENTHUSIASTS spood cont., int. wprs., p/8ldo vant3, and VIN #MJI21Ba.. MSnP |tO,38fl P'lca -ncludoa New Jersey's Volume Acura Dealer Word Ministry. • • ALL DOCUMENTS AND SERVICE RECORDS much moro. A one-ln-a-rmllllon gem VIN • BOUGHT NEW AND CARED FOR BY ONE OWNER »DY654471, Prlco $9995 llrm. 908-789-8790. ATTENTION 1ST TIME BUYERS MH7 MISS THIS 0H£! $ 17,287 Wagon, 60K miles. Excel, 1986 LINCOLN 1991 LINCOLN 1987PONTIAC 1986 CADILLAC cond. $1150/BO. 908- TOWN CAR CONTINENTAL FIREBIRD 1992 2 DOOR 722-0832. Aulo ii' o mud p jnt | git AM (M it Auto., ftJf, p/mJira., p/*nt., VQII., AM/FM •! FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM cm p i p mifidi 0 trunk S t i]»| 0 cyf., 6tp**d. pow«r Iteutng- Power broker taai 00 >J1!III 8 LVI i?09ltn. VIN KG9/3OIOI defroster, rear window wiper/washer, roof tach. full vory good cdnd., $2275., Only 139 /Mo* 50 MPG! turn spate ll/«, fabrlo interior, center coniolo, AM/FM 908-753-1611 ask for" caisette. VIN #NL10043Q, MSRP 310.220. Pnai >n- $19,495 *5995 eludes $1000 t«bal8. Nick or 908-561-4329 J i.yi b spinel .'ill .vu.mmr Muul hollucl uinwl luoii pwf front [liuc $7495 I liMke:, ur.k ti'icl [Union Mummy fuclminf] tionl soill'j. lua' win HONDA- S3 Accord LX. ih.iw Mutnnyur M\a rnucn mcuo' VIN *Nti7:'bC0t) UO mo 11 '-)%, "16,982 Llftback, 5 spd, AC, stpr- ill" II.mn ptiymunl S-I'J'J 00 MSHI1 S7.I30 • lux. lugislrnnon 1991 LEGENDS • 1991INTEGRAS • 1992 VIGORS eo cass, 103k, exc.cond. MV lin'1 F'ncu includoi S7iO 00 Mir ruDillo ,mii $400"/ I;,! nniu Bridgewater. 218-0262. huyfr ruodlu Quality is Job Save Even More HONDA- 83 Accord, 5 JUST PIAL. speed, powor steering, #1 With Special, JLow power brakes. $2,000. Factory Lease Rates 908-218-026?. MOTORS 1-800-535-JEEP FOR SALES INFORMATION NISSAN— 85 Stanza MERCURY hatchback, 5spd, AC, PS, 701 Rt 202-206N, Bridgewater (908)722-1100 PB, AM/FM, tilt wheel, Royal Chevrolet 36 Dumont Road, Far Hills, NJ CURALQE SOMEBVILLE 99k ml. $2500 725-9714 Prices-include altcost&4o bo paid by consumer except . Oimst^ep&evlership-tn NewJzrsey- OLDS— 81 Cutlass Su- 476W. Union Ave. Bound Brook LINCOLN MV fees and taxes. * "Applies only if qualified. Route 11 West perme, oxc. cond. Only M.V. FEES & SALES TAX .EXTRA - Bridgewater 81k ml., $1600. 9-5 ask MON-FR.I 9 9 SAT 9 6 '?«704-030G for John at 201-467-3001, Call 356-2460 Used 356-2411 after 6 pm 908-232-4328. November 20, 21, 22,1991 AutomoliveGuide Page U-4 Page U-3 AutomaiiveGuide November 20, 21,22, 1991 8020 8030 8030 8050- 8060" "•'" 8080 • ""' Automobiles Automobiles Automobiles Automobile* Luxury Automobiles Spottmcan 4x4s, Sport and Under $2500 Ufitt Tfeicfcr ACME HH=i FOHD- 87 Escort GL, 4NISSAN- 87 Pulsar NX, FORD- 79 T-BIrd, auto PONTIAC- 84 Firebird TOYOTA— 78 Cellca, 2- dr., 5 spd. manual, 66K 58K ml., PS, PB, AC,VW- 88 Jetta GL, 41Kfull power, runs & looks SE, V6, 5spd, AC, Trtops FORD— 78 F150, 6 cyl. dr, 5spd, AC, PS, PB,ml. Exc. cond. Asking 5spd, Black, T-tops. 5-spcf., dark blue, great, $1000/80. Ca 1 owner, 100k mi., gooc 4-spd., 79K ml., good . 131K mi., clean, funs $3,000. Call 908-276- Excel, cond. $6000/B0. owner, have receipts. Ver> Rich 908-885-1329 cond. $1700 232-1150 work truck. $900/BO well| $1750. 469-3463. clean. $6000. 752-6249 7413 after 6pm. Call 908-273-0540 or JAOUAR- 88, XJ6, 4 dr, 908-819-0627 NISSAN 908-360-2552 PONTIAC— 86 Firebird TOYOTA- 82 Corolla, FORD- 87 Escort • ••• clean, white, $18,000. white, SE, 6 cyl, 77k new clutch & new 5-spd Wagon. One owner car. NISSAN- 87 Pulsar, ex MERCURY- 86 "Cougar, Call Lou 908-322-6002 miles, loaded, 2nd owner, FORD— 84 Ranger, 4x4, NISSAN trans w/approx,20K, Just Auto;, loaded, 44,60"b ml. cellent condition, T-Top, loaded. Car phone. Low 9AM-4PM Mon-Frl. exc. $5000. 757-9731 48K mi., auto, trans, tuned. Good, dependable $3395. 908-782-7772. A/C, 5spd, twin cam, 16miles. Like newl $500 runs great, $3200/B0 transp. $2000/985-1981 valve. $5600. Call 908- firm. 90ff-463-0929 PONTIAC- 87 trans Am 469-6733 FORD- 87 LX wagon, V6, JAGUAR-82 XJ6, 54k M red w/T-tops, V8, 5-spd, VW— 81 Dasher, i, ^'ial, 75K hwy. ml. Must sell- 276-2520 Garage kept. Mint cond FORD— 88 Ranger XLT, exc. cond., 100K, ma v >all opts, alarm. 90K, orif owner leaving country. NISSAN— 87 Sentra XE, 8040 $7000/BO, 908 "owner, $4900. 862-0818 V6, 5-spd, AC, pS/PB, now parts, tires, roomy, $5000. 463-0647. 5-spd., stereo, AC, sun- Antiques and Classic 359-3439. black w/red split bench $1200. 463-1292 FORD- 87 Mustang GT roof, 76K, runs great, Automobiles LINCOLN- 87 Mark VI 29K, $6500, 241-1234 $3000/80. 908-271- 8070 Convert., 45k ml., auto., LSC, clean, always ga- FamOyVans FORD— 89 Bronco II XL, 8030 fully loaded, exc. cond. 0341 eves. BUICK- 54 Special, 2 raged, 60k miles, $9900; 2WD, 29k ml., cherry fed, Automobiles $9800/offer. 526-8035. NISSAN- 87 Sentra, 2 dr., V8* 120K ml. Very re BO. Westfield, 5 spd., cast iron grill & * * * +• WHERE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IS OUR #1 CONCERN! FORD- 87 Mustang.LX dr, 5 spd, AC, AM/FM ster- storable. $2000/BO. 212- 908-232-6690. rear bumper, roof rack & 3 REASONS TO BUY AUDI— 88 90-fted w/Grey v eo cass, rear-defrost, orlly 408-5009 Mark 9AM-5PM DODGE- 86 Mlnlvan, 8- diamond' plate step. 5.0 5sp, bIH w/red Int." pass, 61K, auto, AC, great Leather Int. Anti-lock 54k mf. well maintained^ s31K miles, like new. BUICK- 63 Skylark, 2DR MERCEDES— 300SEL, $8,000/neg. Pis. call FROM ACME NISSAN Brakes, Heated Soats.AC, ' 8OQ. 908-287-6889 cond, no rust/ dents, 908-396-1737. $8300/B0 Jim 232-8013 Hardtop, V8, AT, PS, 43Kdr, auto, AC, alloys, new $6000/80. 276-4558. AM/FM Stereo Cass,Power miles, exc; cond. $1500. tires, leather Int. No FORD— 89 Ranger STX, IN HIGHLAND PARK Sunroo(, Power Locks, FORD— 87 Thundorblrd' FORD— 86 Custom Van - Turbo Coupe, 4 cy!lnd«v>6 • MISAMI- 1Stan 908-353i;3750 eyes. dents. $3650. 572-7279. left-over, fiberglass cap", 58,000 mi. All service Color tvr all accessories, all options Incl. Excel. records. Orig. owner. Pris- speed, 49K miles," fully dr, a\ffi>< AC, ps, pb, pw,CADILLAC- 57 DeVille MERCEDES— 77 240D 34K ml., $10,500. Call loaded. Includes anti-lock crulsepO/D, metallic beige A-», 33 Luxury Automobiles 648-3048, Vans.. Suburbans p4JfT 4 'or Mark or Skip. Immy's, Dump trucks, CHRYLSER- 86 LeBaronone call does it all! v MPG, mint cond., 1 DODOE— 89 Raider, V-6, 4 door Sedan, loaded, owner, 59K, $7100/B0. BMW- 86 L7, black/grey 4WD's. Most models & 1-800-334-0531 IATSUN- 81 280ZX, 2 + same car as Mitsubishi mod. duty chassis up to exc. cond. Orig. owner. 908-654-4462 Int.Immaculate cond., auto, fully-WaSSfJrtfx- Montero), under 23K mi., Asking $3500. Call 908- * •*• * * V gauged. $16,000 firm. ellent condition, runs 43,000 SVW. Used 1> V/V J> • 2-dr., red, 5-spd, cruise, trucks, low priced left- NEW 1991 NISSAN 889-6259 LINCOLN- 86 Towncar 908-232,1397. reat, $20OO/BO. Call stereo, PS, etc. Ignition VW— 86 -©Tl, sunroof, 08-302-1219 overs.'discounts,, rebattfsT CHRYSLER- 87 Fifth Av- signature series, fully leather, 1 owner, 39K disabler, full sports pkg. leasing, or low rate GMAC NEW 1991 STANZA GX£ enue, LOADED! $5995 or loaded, garage kept, i miles. Asking $4300. CADILLAC— 85 Fleet- ATSUN-81280ZX, 2 + Exc. cond. $9950 or financing on selected f NISSAN. Power sunrool, am/fm cass. radlals, pw. BO. Please call 908-356- owner, 75k miles, Exc. 908-654-9537 wood & 87 Brougham, auto, new tires/ex- $500 & take over pay- models. No sales comm. pdl, tilt, cruise, t/glass, delay wipers, fwd, EFI 4 cyl, 5 2779 or 359-6979. cond. Asking $7500. Call best offer. Almost new, iaust, some rust. 138K ments. 908-439-3881, speod man., ps, pb, rear del. VIN #MT3O9321. Stk. after 7PM 908-574-3839 Top CSI rated dealership. CHRYSLER- 89 Eagle fully loaded. Must see. 1 owner. $700. 908- FORD- 77 Pick-up, 4x4, COLONIAL MOTORS, Rt #6632. MSRP: $16,925. Save: $3535. "TOP: 313,678.20. Premier, 4 dr., fully load- MAZDA— 89 626LX, 908-968-1432 126-0136. 6-cyl., 4-spd., 6" lift, 35" 22W, No. Branch (SVL) LEPO: $3754.50. $200 Security dop. . - ed, exc. cond., orig. loaded. All power. Excel, ***•*• • * + + radlals & extras. $2300. 908-722-2700. owner, garaged, 59K mi.cond. 39K mi., $8900. CADILLAC- 85 EIDorado, ORD- 83 Mustang GLX 908-356-5194. BUY FOR $7900. Call eves. 908- Call 908-819-4514. Roadster, loaded, well onvertible, loaded, 53K LEASE FOR 654-6739; days 908- maintained, garaged, 92k illes, V-6, X of a kind, $182.97 233-3043. MAZDA- 90 626LX-AT, ml., List $7500, MUST sklng $5250. 908-271- 13,390 per mo.* CHRYSLER- 90 Newloaded, mint cond., 21K SELL $5000/make offer. i939 or 231-0240 908-782-1380 eves Yorker 5th Ave, loaded,mi. Call 609-397-3465. OB— 73 Convertible, full warranty, 15K miles. CADILLAC- 85 Seville, YOU NEED $$? MERCURY- 81 Zephyr Advertise to ood body & engine, $16,000. 908-548-2508. wagon; 6-cylinder. High leather Interior, coach leeds work, 72K miles, We Buy Any DID YOU mileage. Good second Buy or roof, 54K miles, some lany MG parts for sale. We By A KNOW . . . car. $895. Please call work. Best offer over 1300. 90B-722-3621 that an ad in this local 908-548-6029. Sell anything $5000.908-874-6116 IISSAN- 86, 300ZX, Oar or Truck paper also goes into 14 MERCURY- 85 Grand CADILLAC- 87 Coupe uto, PS, PB, AC, older other local papers? Roach Marquis LS, 4DR, loaded, at all! DeVille, red, 72k miles, wnor. Garaged. Asking For Caslx over 140,000 households excel, cond. $5000/B0. loaded, garaged. $8,000/ 6100. 908-781-6871 (Bring this ad in and receive with one call! 908-359-7374 BO. 908-322-5918. NEW 1991 NX 2000 COUPE an extra AUTO$25.00) 2 dr. NISSAN. T-roof, A/C, fwd, EFI 4 cyl., 5 speed 1-800-334-0531. CADILLAC- 89 Sedan MERCURY- 86 Grand PONTIAC- 85 Firebird, man., PS, PB, rear def., radials, t/glass, delay •* • * * Marquis, 8-cyl., 4-dr., all DeVille, 22k ml., AC,xc. cond. 55K ml., AM/ SALES INC. FORD— 72 Mustang, power, exc. cond. Orig. cruise, AM/FM stereo wipers. VIN #MU005130. Stk. #6947. MSRP: M cass., AC, spoke $15,020. Save: $1321. *lf qual. on a 60 mo. closed 351C. $2900 or best owner. 69K. 297-1374 cass., blue. $15,900. 'heels. New tires. $3500. 157 Woodbridge Ave. C»7O offer. 369-3910. 908-925-5300. 08-232-1782 Highland Park NJ Of Z~ end lease w/$2500 down. TOP: $14,500.20 LEPO: * * * •* $5257. $200 security deposit/1 st mo. •payment due FORD- 84 Tempo GL, NISSAN- 83 Stanza, 2 at inception. 2.3 liter, auto, AC, PSdr, . hatchback, auto., PS, PB, cruise, AM/FM, new PB, AC, 39K mi., $3000/ I brakes, battery, tires, 80K BO. 908-548-6741 BUY FOR mi. $1900. Call 908-, LEASE FOR 499-7337 NISSAN- 85 300ZX s is loaded, 5spd, 69k, CALL MONEY 0OW1V! FORD— 85 LTD Wagon, $4500. 1984 Daytona GOT A CAR or TRUCK 13,699 k low mileage, excellent Turbo 72k needs some condition. $4300. Call work must sell $950/BO. 1-800-334-0531 908-707-9483. 821-8909 or 422-1294 FOR SALE? FORD- 85 Tempo GL 4NISSAN- 87 300Z. to place dr., 5 speed. Dark red w/2 -> 2, T-Tops, all options. EVERY 92 S 91 NEW CAR • TRUCK > PATHFINDER ALONG WITH EVERY matching cloth int., PS,Red, black leather, 51K your PB, AC, tilt, rear defogger, mi. Orig. owner, good AM/FM cassette pull-out cond. $8950. Please call classified II USED VEHICLE IN STOCK IS CLEARLY MARKED WITH A SUPER DISCOUNT PRICE stereo. VERY well main- 908-231-8864. tained. Exc. gas mileage. . ad. NEW 1991 MAXIMA SE $3000. 253-0611. ^ » v \s A SE NISSAN- 87 Pulsar 4 dr. NISSAN, anti-lock power brakes, ps, n'c. rwd. EFI 6 WITH RED TAGS. THE NEGOTIATIONS HAVE ALREADY BEEN DONE FOR YOU! FORD- 85 Tempo, 35k NXSE Coupe, Auto, T- cyl., automatic, sunrool, am/lm cass, pw. pdl. tilt, cruise. V miles, clean, new tires, Tops, AC, loaded, blk., glass, delay wipors; radials. VIN #MT529385. Stk. #6915 brakes & fuel injector. Super clean in/out. Just MSRP: $22,725, Savo: $3835. 'TOP: S18.712.80 LEPO' Exc. cond. in & out.passed inspec. New LBNES WEEKS $$$$$$ $8862.75. $275 Security dep. OVER 200 CARS & TRUCKS IN STOCK MUST BE SOLD BY MONDAY AT 9PM! $3200. 908-752-5673 exhst, 58K hwy mi. At the prepaid rate of only $12, Forbes Newspapers will run your 4 line ad for 3 II after 4:30 BUY FOR $4995. 276-5438. weeks in 15 publications — reaching more than 300,000 readers in Somerset, LEASE.FOR If FINANCING TO QUALIFIED CUSTOMERS Middlesex and Union Counties. WHAT A DEALI $265.63 • Offer good on cars, trucks or • Ad must run as originally ordered. • Must be paid In advance 18,890 per mo.* BONUS TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES • SPECIAL LEASE RATES • EXTRA CARS BROUGHT IN BY THE TRUCKLOADS FOR vans only, with this coupon only Any change In copy constitutes a (no refunds) . • Private party only - no new ad • Remember to call when THIS EVENT > ON-THE-SPOT DELIVERY • EVERY CREDIT APPLICATION ACCEPTED • EXTRA SALESPEOPLE ON AUTOMOTIVE dealers please • 4 line ad, each additional line $1.00 vehicle Is sold ®i HAND TO HELP YOU »N0 DEALERS OR BROKERS PLEASE! Fill Irl 1 character per box. DIRECTORY allowing lor spaces and punc- AUTO SALES tuatlon as necessary. Re- member to Include phone CLAYTON AMERMAN number CHEVROLET DODGE Additional lines,add, St. 00 for each MMall with check or money order to: NEW 1991 PATHFINDER SE 4X4 PRICES INCLUDE ALL COSTS TO BE PAID BY A CONSUMER EXCEPT FOR LIC, REG. & TAXES. COME IN AND DE SUrtPniSED Main Street, Peapack FORBES NEWSPAPERS 4 dr. NISSAN. Sunrool, sport & powor pkgs., EFI 6 cyl., a/ DICGCST AND DEST DEALS CLASSIFIED c, automatic, ps, pb, roar dol., am/lm cas3., pw, pdl, tilt., IN THE STATE. "71 Yoars ol Sales and Service" P.O. BOX 699 cruiao, t/Qlass, delay wipors, radlals, VIN 0MWO344O1 SWINGS WORTH THE DRIVE FROM ANYWHERE! = WE DON'T WANT TO DE THE DIGGEST 1 Somervlllo, NJ 08876 Stk, #6881. MSRP: $24,440. Save: $3850 'TOP ONLY THE PEST 234-0143 $20,177.80. LEPO: $10,020. $300 Security dep SHOWROOM HOURS '" "• IJHIOH AVt. HOUHD IIIOOK Jll J1I0 Numo USE YOUR CHARGE BUY FOR 1020 RT. 22 EAST MON-THUR 9AM - 9PM MM Phone FRI9AM - 6PM Jocp, Address . 1-800-334-0531 36 Dumont Rd. 20,590 SOMERVILLE, IUJ For Hills, N.J. City. . Stall. .Zip. SAT 9AM - BPM Solei Si Service] Since q) on a 60 mo, clowd end kuw w/>2500 cash down oi undo oouiv 15 0001 _Exp. Date. * p«

Page U-5 AutomotiveGmde November 20, 21,22, 1991 «X10 8UO 8200 0260 8410 8090 aoao •090 CampanandtraUan Trades and Van* TnKfamtdVt Aatomotlv Part*, AutomoUva Part*, MOTORCYCLES MlMCtllanoou* TrvckM and Van* AccatMCrfaa and Ace—sortaa and —Motoreycia— 7 •* *• * * . ' •kit** S» CAMPER 16 , tfocH" CHEVY— 82 Tow Truck. DOOM— 84 Ram, 318, * * * • • " , ATV* condition. Call 788-4932 350 motor, AC, PS, PB,4x4 w/cap. Vi Ton w/900 DOMC— 87 Dakota, new BAD CREDIT OK ALL CARS WANTED— or1 782-9626. 41K miles. $5000. 752- PERONE'S AUTO SAL- Ib. Helper spring*. Auto, cond., 37.5K ml., 8' bed •1989 VW Gulf any car old, new or junk. VAOE— cars & trucks HONDA- ATV, 3 wheeler, MOTORCYCLE 0466 PS, PB, tilt, trans cooler, w/bed liner, puK-out AM/ •1990 Mazda MX6 908-248-0213. Towing 110 automatic, $400/BO. AM/FM COM w/equol. lots FM stereo cass., 3" lift wanted. Highest prices 8600 CHEW— 85 Suburban, •1989 BMW 3251 avail. paid. Free pick up, Con-Call 722-8026 INSURANCE; BOATS Scottsdale model, PS, PB, of extras. Asking $3700. kit, $5800. Used locally. Take over payments, Call after 6pm or wfcendt. 908-233-6073. CAR CLEANING tainer service available. J^or Any Type Air, $4,000/B0< Call 908- down payment required. 563-1630 . 8230 r -766-2642. 908-722-9060. 80 C600, 14ft. Call Winterize your car,.truck Of Motprcycle's 8820 Insulated alum, body, •0S-449-71M or van. Hand'wax and in- WANTED junk cars and Also Personal Water- Power Boat* CHEW- 87, C-20, V"8. terior clean, Special pre- trucks removed free. all power, AM/FM cast.. DOD0E— 78 Custom ood cond. - good rubber. HONDA- 81 CB G50 craft Insurance. 1500.908-322-4229. season rates: compact good condition, $700/B0 Mi custom. 64K ml.,Van, mechanic special, cars $40, midsize $50, ESR Group BAYUNER- 87, Cuddy $5000/80 908-525-8781 needs minor repair. POttD- 88, F350 Dump, Call 908-526-0116 5pm Harley-Davldson large $60/ trucks and Towing Service 9pm Cabin 19l/2ft., w/Escort CHEVY— 89 Pick up Sil-Clean. 356-6843. 4 spd., good shape, vans $75. Come to me, or 906-494-3448 of Edison trailer, 125 Force OB verado, 6 cyl., 4-wheel $7OO0/BO. Call 908-272- I will come to you. motor, Coast Guard pkg., 2037 8UO 8240 299 Rt, 1 drive, AM/FM cass. equal, DODQE— 84 Pickup - CALLS0S-MS-1S27 On-Road Motorcycles AM/FM stereo cass. Full Alr/CR, bed liner Low mileage, asking — 89 F250 pickup, Automotiv Pmtm, JUNK CARS WANTED- 8130 Edison canvas top & Mooring ($10,500/B.O.) 25,000 $2500 or best offer. Call auto trains., runs great, d Late model wrecks & (908) 985-7548 cover, low hrs., many ex- ml. Red. 908-245-4666. 873-398$, ••••• 82k miles, Asking $8100. trucks. Top $$$ Paid; Automotive HARLBY- 88 Hugger tras. Asking $87007BO. 908-272-2037 908-548-6582 883, 7K mi., Brandy 908-424-0980. Wine, straight pipes, DOME— 85 Ram 350CMC, — 75 Pickup, 8', 6 ABSOLUTE JUNK CARS/TRUCKS passenger seat & pegs, SEARS- 12 ft. Alumi- Advertise , custom extended body, cylinder, motor In good CASH POR YOUR CAR WANTED- any cond., 7 Advertise num, with Honda 9.9 straight handlebars, runs RECREATIONAL In the Claaalfledl heavy duty 16.5 tires. shape, bed, $750. Please WE BUY ALL METAL* days, flat bed service. Call In the Classified! perfect. $4000. Call after motor, $1000. Call 722- $2800. 908-572-0034 call 908-782-9626, 449-2202 699-1053 5PM 753-4399 VEHICLES 8026

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By CHERYL MOULTON HEHL the recession. u Inside, Mrs. Sidoti beamed. "We're going abundance of families who through no fault to make it this year," she exclaimed, as yet THE CHRONICLE ' ~~ ~~~ A visit to the small office housed in the of their own had hit on hard times. "I can basement of the municipal building showed another donation of turkeys were added to only say a heartfelt thank you to all those Thanks to the generosity of township resi- just how great was the good will and kind- the growing pile on the floor. who helped us this year," said Mrs. Sidoti dents, over 100 families down on their luck ness of those more fortunate this year. Local scouts left shopping bags for resi- explaining how wonderful it was to know will be able to sit down to a turkey dinner. she would be able to give turkeys to each Every space available inside the two tiny dents to fill, returning on Nov. 16 to retrieve family on her list Family Care Association director Sylvia offices was filled with bags of turkeys and bags filled with 7.000 food items. Some of Sidoti received countless calls and more trimmings. Outside the office door another this harvest Was delivered to Cranford Fam- Local Boy Scouts who participated in than 75 turkeys since last week's Chronicle table was fast filling up as residents contin- ily Care, to the relief of Mrs. Sidoti who did "Scouting for Food" include Packs 103, 178, focused on the plight of families hit hard by ued to bring turkeys on Monday. not know if she would be able to feed the 174 and troops 80,178 and 788. Plenty of reasons Raking it in

By CHERYL MOULTON HEHL THE CHRONICLE Thanksgiving is a time to be thankful What better place to look forthe spirit of the season than to the very young and the older citizens ih the community? • At Brookside School, Joan Kiamie's kindergarten class provided a glimpse of what little ones are thankful for this year. Each one was grateful for his family, but some added a few extra comments. Kelly Arneson was very grateful for "Turkeys, cause we eat 'em." Christopher Venditti, on the other hand, said he appreciated food in general, "Just because we have it." Jamie Lagarra pondered the question conBJjderably and then answered most emphatically, "I'm thankful for anything but drugs." Laura Belden was thankful for "my Grandma and Grandpa cause they're old." John Catena was thankftil for corn. One student, Steven Carbone, seemed especially proud of his "second cousin's father who stopped smoking." Another little one, Nicholas West- cott, passed over food, family and a bevy of other items, opting instead for this: "I'm thankful for being able to hear." DIANE MATRERD/THE CHRONICLE Jamie Lagarra looked at the big picture, saying "I'm thankiul for That time of year: Tom Trotter spent a recent afternoon raking leaves at his Cranford home. growing up." Andrew Pavlak said he was thankful for the environment, hoping "people would stop polluting." Alexandra Nowak smiled, looked around her and said, Tm thankful for my friends." —-———: (Please turn to page-A>6)- -—, Family ties Thanksgiving celebration a real family affair for Cranford residents with Mayflower roots mocracy. Hansen has taken a leadership role still not taken up By STUART AWBREY as secretary. THE CHRONICLE Another descendant is Laura Lannin of Kenilworth, who de- Former Westfield resident Wil- By CHERYL MOULTON HEHL At least four local residents have scended from Bradford, too. Like liam Newell Woodward, who is the THE CHRONICLE multiple reasons to celebrate the the others, she is a member of the group's state historian, says there Thanksgiving season. Society of Mayflower Descendants is a "lot of interest" in the society In late summer and early fall township department heads came up Their ancestors signed the May which is reflected in the addition of with 41 proposals for budget cuts for 1992. But the Township Committee flower Compact and celebrated the 51 members since last year. never saw the results. first Thanksgiving in Plymouth Mr. Woodward said that a mem- Township, Administrator Edward Murphy maintains he expected the Colony. ber must prove blood lineage to a bottom line figure of each cost saving measure to be calculated by person who actually landed in department heads and returned to him, something he said has not been Sally Holden of North Union America from the Mayflower. Al- done to date. Ave., for example, traces her an- though 103 people were on board, Although department heads met once every two weeks from August to cestry b^<&~frorhafamilytree that not all of them survived the first jLumlnarles , October, nothing more has been said. was established in the early 19th winter, he said. Thus one can trace Now that the burden of cutting more than a half million dollars has century and found the family lineage from the 27 people who did fallen on the shoulders of employees, there has been little indication of name came from Edward Doty, survive long enough to produce whether these suggestions will be taken up. who sailed on the famous ship as offspring. Mrs. Hansen said most While department heads work to meet the Dec. 1 deadline, officials say an indentured servant descendants get interested in docu- they do not want to see employees laid off. Raymond Ebert Jr. of Garwood menting their lineage later in life, There has been no indication property taxes would, be raised in order is a 13th generation descendant of but she and Mr. Woodward are see- to protect employees from potential layoffs in 1992. William Bradford, a Pilgrim father ing young people getting into ge- Township Committee member Dan Aschenbach does not share "out- and governor of the colony who nealogy, too. going Mayor Force's doom and gloom 1992 budget projection," saying it was the person most responsible More than 100 people signed up "leaves the wrong impression on Cranford residents." He said the 1991 for its survivaL of New Jersey. Mr. Merrill's son for the society's major event, Com- financial results are "not that bad considering what we had to go Robert Rich Merrill, a former Robert, the local patrolman, is in pact Day, at the Plainfield Country through during the recession." the lineage but is an inactive mem- Club last week. That's the an- Over the past six years state aid in support of the municipal budget resident who lives in Florida, traces his lineage to two of the 41 signers ber of the burgeoning society. niversary of the signing of the fell from 27 to 21.2 percent, but in 1991 property tax relief from the state of the Mayflower Compact, Isaac basic document. increased from 21.2 to 26.4 percent Allerton and Richard Warren. Al- Phyllis Hansen of Westfield is Mr. Ebert is also a member of a While this increase was based on Gov. Florio's special property tax lerton joined the pilgrims including the keeper of the records for the sub group, the "Bradford Compact" relief bill of 1991-92, there has been no indication these monies will be Bradford at Leyden in Holland and group. She is a descendant of 11 and Holden has been a member forthcoming in 1993, which could cause taxes to skyrocket, according to signed the document between Wil- people who sailed on the May- another one, "The Edward Doty Mayor Ed Force. liam Brewster and Myles Standish, flower including Allerton, among Society." According to township Finance Director Tom Grady, if the property who were among the first signers others. She's one of 660 people Altogether there are 27 residents tax relief is cut off in 1993, the average property owner in Cranford could of what Mrs. Holden calls the basic who are members of the society. of central Union County who trace face an increase of more than $250 in taxes . document to a participatory de- The rolls are growing and Mrs. their ancestors to the Mayflower. (Please turn to page A-6) Public safety director taking aim at continuing parking problems Santa's Friday visit By CHERYL MOULTON HEHL spots used regularly by parking abusers. starts the festivities Mr. Guertin suggested instituting residential permit THE CHRONICLE parking in these areas, which would eliminate all-day Santa Claus makes his first public appearance In Cranford on Friday, Board anrwunaw thai tJteyde Parking woes continue to cause problems down- parking by commuters. u' amid festivities launching the holiday season along the theme of "Come sfctsom town, so the township will fine-tune the existing lot He also said Cherry Street between South Union Home for an Olde-Fashloned Holldayl" Here's a summary of activities: layout in an attempt to hinder those who abuse the and Retforff avenues is in need of a two-hour parking •- Jaycees and3oy.and-GlrLScoutsjA#jdecQiateJheJown-lrea-at North system. enforcement He would like to establish ordinances Union and Springfield avenues. The Jaycees sponsor the tree trimming $1.80. Public Safety Director Robert Guertin told Town- for the institution of two-hour metered parking at all from 10 am. to noon. ship Committee members Monday night that al- street meter parking areas and discontinue the use of Benefit concert one-hour meters. • Horse and buggy rides will run from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. In the town though the parking reconfiguration done over the last center. Rides start at the Park & Shop lot on Mlln Street The cost Is $1 British several years ironed out many complaints aired by At present, said Nfr. Guertin, meter enforcement w^ft bere ttf residents, downtown retail establishments and the officers are habitually allowing a one-hour grace pe- per ride and children must be accompanied by an adult. the Cwdoni United Mem