Why do bald guys pay barbers as much as luckier men? See page A-8. To subscribe, call (800) 300-9321 The^festfield Record Vol. 7, No. 48 Thursday, December 7,1995 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents
Briefs The Nutcracker Mayor sics cops on crowd Leonid Kocfciv of The Bolshoi At the final public hearing on the pact ed the crowd, "Please behave like the West- the Garwood borough line. They argued an and New York City Ballet per- •y KEVIN THE RECORD Monday, Mayor Garland "Bud" Boothe fielders that you represent yourself to be." all-Garwood ShopRite would yield the same forms one show of Tfw Nut- ' called in Westileld's finest to quiet the crowd The 100-plus anti-rnart advocates calmed traffic and safety problems of the original cracker 7 pjn, Saturday at Though it's been no picnic throughout the which was heckling Village Supermarkets somewhat after three police officers re- proposal, but none of the concessions in the Westfield Hijh School. Project 2Vi year ShopRite saga, the job of Planning attorney Stephen Barcan and ignoring the sponded. But the crowd taunted Mr. Barcan proposed agreement. 78 sponsors the fall-length bal- Board member is now truly the least de- mayor's demand for silence. let as put of KMOV Dunce In and raucously cheered anti-ShopRite senti- But a parade of Westfielders urged the ternational'd tmr of five com- sirable job in Westfield. From a telephone on the dais, the mayor ments throughout the night. planning board to scuttle the agreement and munities in tpiwr Jfcncy and In 11 days, board members must choose phoned police headquarters on the floor Though the planning board rejected Vil- escort the developer out of town. New York. between rejecting a proposed settlement below. "Sergeant, this is Mayor Boothe. Will lage Supermarkets' application to build a "If ShopRite refuses to come down in size, Tickets cost $15, and they are with developer Village Supermarkets and you please send an officer up here," asked 57,772-square-foot mart straddling the West- Jet them put it in Gaiwood/'s&ki HiUcrest available at Food 4 Thought, 21 committing the town to an uphill legal bat- the mayor, in a voice loud enough to be field/ Garwood border in April, the store in Avenue resident Edward Faltermayer. "Wi» Elm St. and Bandstand Music, tle, or accepting the pact — and the heard throughout the gallery. the tentative agreement is nearly identical. are not between a rock and a hard place. 138 East Broad St. Call 654-5406 ShopRite — and crossing an organized The crowd jeered. * The about-face, said board members, was And we do not — pardon the pun — have to for information. group of angry citizens. , "Call the whole force," one man yelled. due primarily to Village Supermarkets' give away the store." And those citizens are angry. Straining to regain order, the mayor scold- plans to build the same store 60 feet inside (Please turn to page A-2) Merry breakfast Redeemer Lutheran School, located at 229 Cowperthwaite Place, will sponsor "Breakfast with Santa" 0 a.m. Saturday, Tempers flare Dec. 16. The morning will offer a breakfast of bagels and cream cheese. Juice and other treats, as well as a photograph with Santa. Children will create dec- over board orations to trim the tree. Ad- mission is $5 per child ($3 for each additional child per fam- ily) and $3 for parents. Glee whiz bylaw changes Thomas Booth of Maplewood •y KEVIH COUJOftN said the president or vice president will conduct his first concerts should be approached about spe- with the Westfield Glee Club 8 THE RECORD cial meetings before they are called p.m. Saturday and 4 p.m. Sun- The Westfield Board of Educa- "as a matter of courtesy and re- day at Temple Emanu-El, 756 tion's discussion Tuesday night of spect of the office." East Broad SL The club will be proposed changes to its bylaws "We are not trying to squelch joined by musicians from West- turned into a debate between one dissent," said board Vice President field High School. set of members who saw the mod- John Toriello. "This is intended to Tickets are available from ifications as a means to streamline share information with all of the glee club members; the Music communication, and another who board members." Staff, 102 Quiniby St.; or at the argued the changes stifled dissent. Mr. Toriello said changes to the door at a cost of $10 for adults "My overall sense in reading this bylaws will allow the board's presi- and $7 for children. is a mild disquietude," said Melba dent and vice president to better Nixon, a member of the second collect and share information from Bah humbug camp. "It seems to me that while and with board members. WYACT, in cooperation with you say you are trying to do some An amendment to sack the spe- the Westfield Y, presents the housekeeping ... you wanted less cial meetings provision failed 5-2. second annual performance of independent board input and you The discussion will continue at Charles Dickens" A Christmas wanted more things handled by the board's next meeting. Carol featuring professional board officers. I think that would In other news: New York actors. Shows are 8 be unfortunate." • Assistant Superintendent for p.m. Friday-Saturday, Dec. 22- A change in the procedures to Business Dr. Robert Rader told the 23 at WestBeld High School. call special meetings provoked the board construction on two six- Tickets are $15 for adults, $10 most fireworks; • Board member classroom additions planned for for students and senior citizens, SHARON WILSON/THE RECORD Tom Madaras railed against a pro- Wilson and Jefferson Elementary and are available at The Music posed change which would require Schools could start as early as Feb- Staff and the Westfield Y. Call Season's pals board members to request the ruary. 789-2299 for information. Food Items for the Westfietd Food Bank were exchanged Saturday at the annual photos-with- school board president call a spe- "If the weather is not a factor ... Santa session sponsored by One Hour Moto Photo at the offices of Westfield MainStreet on cial meeting before a majority of we would probably be receiving the String conceit Broad Street. Charlie Barber sits with Santa, who looks surprisingly like Councilman Norman the board could act on its own to bids in late January," said Dr. The Junior Strings of the Greco. schedule the meeting. Rader. "We would be prepared to New Jersey Youth Symphony, "Ranks seem to be being break ground in late February." Inc. will appear in concert 3 dosed," said Mr. Madaras. The 12 new classrooms, esti- p.m. Sunday, Dec. 17 at Edison But the majority of board mem- mated to cost $2.2 million, will help Intermediate School. The pro- bers disagreed. ease elementary school over- gram, underwritten by a grant What killed policeman? Board member Keith Hertell crowding in the district. from the Westfield Foundation, will feature works by Vivaldi, Handel Haydn and holiday music. Admission is by door do- Experts examining power steering system BftUCF addition CitSC nation. By KEVIN COLUMN ton, 27, here have turned their at- patrolman was driving when he tention to mechanical failure. plowed into a tree in Westfield. The THE RECORD Menopause group Assistant Union County Prosecu- officer was driving in excess of 50 to continue tonight A free support group for Authorities investigating the au- tor Michael Lapolla told The mph. women interested in educating The focus on mechanical failure tomobile crash which killed Gar- Record investigators are examining By KEVIN COLUGAN nected to his Victorian cottage by themselves about menopause wood police officer Thomas Haugh- the 1994 Ford Crown Victoria the was prompted by a Bergen County an elevated walkway. and sharing their experiences accident involving a police car of THE RECORD Last month, in the face of in a support group setting the same make and model, said mounting pressure from irate meets 7:30 p.m. Dec. 13 at Tem- Mr. Lapolla. The Westfield Board of Adjust- ment is poised to decide the fate of neighbors, Mr. Bauer offered to nix ple Emanu-El. Call Ellen Kaza- 'Crown Vies' may be here In that crash, a faulty power the skywalk, garnish the addition noff, 654-4737, for information steering design was linked to the a controversial addition proposed Since Westfield police officers "The Chevrolet Caprice had the by local publisher Kurt Bauer at a in decorative trim and install 14 and registration. drive Chevrolet Caprices, the po- state contract for a number of death of Paramus police officer false windows on the new struc- Vincent Brock. special meeting tonight. The board tential power steering flaw found years," said Chief Scutti. "The state meets 7:30 p.m. in council cham- ture. Community players in Ford Crown Victoria [see related actually goes out and bids. Any "There was some indication Neighbors were unmoved municipality can jump on the low- there may have been a problem bers. Some 30 nearby residents hired Direct from his New York en- story] is not a safety concern in The addition, which is nearly gagement, singer John Schwes- town ... yet. When General Motors est bid." with parts of the steering compo- an attorney to block the applica- Despite the negative publicity nents," said SgL Joseph Cofone of 350-square-feet larger than current tion. There is also a drive to have ka will appear on stage at West- discontinues the Caprice next year, home of the owner of The Times of field Community Players 8 p.m. surrounding the Crown Victoria, the Fatal Accident Unit of the Ber- the area — including Mr. Bauer's Westfield may be among the hun- gen County Prosecutor's Office. Scotch Plains and the Wvstficld home — declared a historic district, Saturday. Tickets cost $12. Call dreds of police departments Chief Scutti said the vehicle will 232-1221 for reservations. most likely be the department's Later tests by the prosecutor's Leader, has drawn fire from neigh- which would place further restric- around the country turning to the cruiser of choice next year, office, however, showed the Crown bors seeking to preserve the cur- tions on construction. "Crown Vic." "The only thing is any time you Victoria's steering mechanism rent state of their neighborhood. Though the proposed addition Holiday sherry Westfield Police Chief Anthony do have an accident you wonder could fail under hard steering. Mr. Bauer originally proposed to meets all town ordinances, it was The annual Panhellenic Holi- Scutti said the town's past prefer- (about the steering)," said Chief "Under certain extreme condi- build a two-story, 1,995 square-foot declared "markedly incongruous" day Sherry will be held at the ence for Chevies has been purely Scutti. "Psychologically, it's always tions, when the driver is steering rectangular building fronted by by Zoning Official Jeremiah O'- home of Pat Webber at 940 economical. in the back of your mind." (Please turn to page A-2) four Grecian columns and con- Neil. Lawrence Ave. 5-7 p.m. today. The event is sponsored by the sorority alumnae groups in Westfield and surrounding area. A $5 donation for the local De- Holiday Fund no help so far for needy partment of Human Services is requested. Call Debbie West, 232-4180, for information. Holiday cheer may be hard to come by for tor. "As emergencies arise throughout the well This Westfield family has very little The Caring Neighbor Fund also helps resi- the most strapped of Westfielders, To date, year, this is the only reserve I have to fall income aixiilabtc to brighten this holiday dents buy food, prescription medicine and not one town resident has donated to the back on." season. clothing. Your donation may be used to Food drive planned Record Holiday Fund to benefit the West- Each week through December, The Record Your tax deductible donation to the fund make one-time emergency rent payments First Nationwide Bank of field Caring Neighbor Fund. will print a profile supplied by Ms. Corsi of can help this family have a happy holiday. for a neighbor facing eviction or pay utility Westfield and the Westfield/ By this time last year, Westfield residents real Westfielders who rely on the fund to Any size donation will help. bills for someone who might otherwise go Mountainside Chapter of the had contributed $199 to help neighbors in meet their basic needs. People like this: Readers wishing to support this year's without electricity, heat or hot water. American Red Cross are having need, A senior gnmdmotlier has been caring for campaign may send checks to Record Holi- All of the money collected by The Record a food drive. People can drop "Those donations to the Caring Neighbor her five graTuichildrcn since they were ba- day Fund, P.O. Box 626, Cranford 07016. Do- goes directly to the fund. off nonperishable food at the Fund enable me to assist people throughout bies. The oldest grandchild is disabled and nors who contribute to the fund will have Last year, residents donated $764 to the bank at 1 Lincoln Plaza. the year," said Westfield Human Services needs constant care. The grandmother liersclf their names published in The Record unless Rtx?ord Holiday Fund. We hoped to surpass Director Lillian Corsi, the fund's administra- recently suffered a stmke, but is recovering they request anonymity. last vear's total.
Check your list Top booters Power of the paintbrush Match your list with our Quartet of Blue Devil Disabled artists many gift ideas booters on All-Area squad are calling The 'Countdown* continues inside See Sports, page A-11 See Weekend Plus A-2 December 7, 1995 Council to vote soon on Y fitness track posal would be in the best interest •tf GANMCC WALLER "If we give an inch, a whole mile Many residents mentioned the this trail is something students said Mr. KnUowskL "Currently, the would be taken," said Mr. Risberg. would utilize as part of [physical kids are using the park for Jogging. ofWestfiekL : RECORD CORRESPONDENT maintenance costs of the track, "It is my opinion that we should and the possibility of lawsuits to education]." It is not ideal for this activity. We "I don't feel the changes of im- The Westfield Recreational Com- keep it as a public park and not the town if someone misuses Mr. Koslowski said the Y is not want to improve it by providing a provements would neeesaarytean 1 heard testimony for an hour encroach on it We have other op- equipment trying to expand into Clark Park. track." enhancement of the park," said voting 6-2 to send the West- tions." Westfleld Y Executive Director He further stated the Vt-mile trail Recreation Commissioner Frmn Mr. Oarfinkle. "I would chose .not Vs fitness track proposal to Barbara Doane said her family Stan Koslowski said the Y, the made of woodchips would be only Comstock said she voted in favor to change the park at this time." ; Town Council. The council has been living in Westfield since Westfield Board of Education and used for walking and jogging, con- of allowing the proposal to go to t vote an the offer Tuesday. the turn of the century. She re- Roosevelt Intermediate School forming to the idea of passive park. the Town Council because of the ] Opponents of the plan to install members the way Clark Park used came up with the track plan to pro- The exercise station would be ac- benefits of the track. cedar wood chip track and exer- to look and wants the Recreational vide more programs for children, cessible to the handicap. "We want to improve paths al- BEAVER station in Clark Park said they Committee to restore the trees and limited space at Roosevelt School The Y would donate $20,000 for ready there," said Ms. Comstock. vtoll continue the fight to keep the upkeep instead of allowing a track made them look for other options the track and the Y*s Men Club "Maybe the wood chips would be park passive. to be build. to encourage physical education would put up the remaining OK People might notice the na- Bill Risberg, spokesperson for "I am dead set against any per- activities. $10,000. The town of Westfield ture more if the track were there. I Friends of Clark Park, said the manent structure in Clark Park," "One of the things that drew me would have to pay for the upkeep think its nice that the handicap would lose it natural beauty if said Mr. Doane. "And you as the to Westfield was its commitment to of the track. people could use it." Westfleld Y is allowed to build Recreational Committee should be the children," said Roosevelt Prin- "The Y has been involved in Commissioner Steve Garfinkle Structure*. also." cipal Ken Sulak. "We would hope after-school programs for kids," said he was not convinced the pro- Drtet Up Wet Baaemenft Mayor sics cops on crowd of ShopRite foes Oim #8% •« tm art mwmmtm In Ma ma What killed Garwood cop? (Continued from page A-l) nal ShopRite application; and fol- town; and abandon the .threatened (Continued from page A-l) send the car into a tailspin by Many residents suspected the low through on the threatened $2.3 suit for damages. The developer the car aggressively, there are oversteering when the power all-Garwood ShopRite application, million lawsuit against the towa will accept the modest changes in occasions where the driver will assist suddenly comes back. though on the fast track with the Mayor Boothe and Planning the truck loading area and parking temporarily, for a second or If the accident is due to me- Garwood Planning Board, was a Board Attorney William Jeremiah lot and put up $210,000 for future two, lose the power steering as- chanical failure, it is the first ruse to win approval in Westfield. said the first two objectives are trafTic mitigation. sist," said Sgt Cofone. "Two or incident of such an occurrence "Call their blufT," said Tremont real possibilities. They described Village Supermarkets will then three hard successive steering in the Garwood Police Depart- Avenue resident Dominic Fontana. the third as "baseless." build a ShopRite on North Avenue inputs are enough to cause this ment "They'll never do it" ... V it is not stopped by privately Anti-mart activists are promising financed legal challenges. condition to manifest itself." 'There has never been any If the board dumps the settle- financial support of the town's de- Long-time ShopRite foe David A driver struggling with the mechanical problems," said ment agreement, Westfield is back fense against Village Supermar- suddenly sluggish steering Chief Robert Ryan. Owens told The Rtcord a grass- to square one. Village Supermar- kets' legal action. roots coalition of citizens is form- wheel may lose control, said the Westfield police drive Chev- kets is free to: pursue an all- Village Supermarkets has ing to finance the fight against the sergeant A driver could also rolet Caprices. Garwood mart; continue its lawsuit pledged to drop its all-Garwood supermarket. The Planning Board to overturn the denial of the origi- plan; drop its lawsuit against the is slated to make its decision on the agreement Dec. 18. jTax refunds still flowing home; meter maids take heat 908-233-9777 FAX: 232-5424 During the open discussion part of the meet- able next Tuesday and it should address the BECORD CORRESPONDENT ing, residents complained meter maids are not issue. a only not doing their job, they are working hard Mayor Garland "Bud" Booth said people JThe Westfield Town Council passed five reso- at it Residents said 95 percent of vehicles in should call the police and identify vehicles Jhtions authorizing the refund of overpaid prop- the business area of the town deserving tickets which are parked illegally. erty taxes at Tuesday's meeting. do not get them and shoppers who want to In other council news: LA MOLISANA Hie resolutions passed without discussion or park do not have parking spaces available to • The council announced a special Planning debate. Four of the resolutions were for the them because of illegally parked cars. Board meeting will be held Dec. 18 to discuss GOURMET FOODS overpayment of 1994 taxes and one was for the Third Ward Councilman Gary Jenkins said the ShopRite issue and proposed assisted living overpayment of 1995 taxes. the report on parking in Westfield will be avail- facility on Springfield Avenue. Brings The Clastic Flavor Of Italy Home Soup • Pastas • Sandwiches ^ • Salads • Desserts Eat In or Take Out • Seating Available For Lunch We Carry: Parmlgiano Regglano, Drive-by purse snatching fails Imported Provolone Imported Cheeses Police are looking far a pair of Avenue. According to police re- gasoline Friday. According to po- Parma Prosciutto 20-something white females who ports, Ms. Sullivan tried to steal a lice reports, a person came to the Available: Imported Panettoni Torronl tried a grab-and-drag robbery in I Police log bra and leggings worth $40. gas station and said he needed gas, Imported Chocolates A downtown Westfield Sunday. • A resident on the 500 block of but had no money. The suspect Espresso Caffe1 A 28-year-old Plainfield woman Cumberland Street reported the said he would leave his driver's li- told Westfield police she was block of East Broad Street theft of tail lights from his vehicle cense and return to pay his bill. standing at the comer of East Monday. Though he left what appears to be Assault >uth Elmer St. at South Ave. • Westl Broad and Him streets when a ve- • Paula Ianni, 35, of 656 West an authentic license, the suspect (Near Central A South AVM. Intersection) hicle pulled up and a passenger • Two Westfield juvenile girls Broad St, was charged with shop- rtever returned.-Police haw not yet asked for directions to Route 22. were arrested Friday for allegedly lifting on a complaint from Lord St made an arrest ; HotmtMn.'WM* ftfttfinifrf. 9:30-7 • SatS:M-S • Sun.t-130 After the victim approached the assaulting a third girl Oct. 25. A 15- Taylor. According to police reports, vehicle, the passenger grabbed the year-old and 16-year-old were Ms. Ianni tried to steal $423.96 in victim's purse and the driver ac- charged with assault and criminal clothing by cutting off security de- celerated. The victim was dragged mischief. The girls were turned vices with wire cutters. She was to the ground before the suspect over to the their parents. released on $275 bail. let go of her pocketbook. • Lily Ho, 35, of Somerset, was SANTA CLAUS The Plainfield woman was not Theft charged with shoplifting Saturday injured. • Kathleen Sullivan, 20, of 238 on a complaint from Lord & Tay- The vehicle, possibly a light blue Charles St was charged with shop- lor. She was released on $275 bail. IS COMING TO. Oldsmobile, left the scene. The lifting on a complaint from Lord At • NSA Auto Service on Spring- women were described to be in Taylor department store on North field Avenue reported the theft of their late 20s. Burglary • A 13-year-old Westfield boy was charged with burglary, theft and possession of stolen property Friday for allegedly breaking into 7-ELEVEn Jay's Cycle Center on North Av- enue Nov. 28. 302 Park Ave. According to police reports, the . / Scotch Plains, NJ owner of the bike store reported AGES 5 TO 100 someone entered a storage area of the shop and stole two bicycles. PREPARATION FOR ART COLLEGES The youth was turned over to the EVERYONE CAN LEARN ART! SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 11 AM - 2 PM custody of his parents. • A resident of the 500 block of CALL FOR INFORMATION Trinity Place reported the burglary and theft to his garage Monday. Photo of Your Child Tools were reported stolen from a with Santa! locker. Bike parts were reported FR . _ stolen from the same address. • A burglary and theft was re- ported to a car parked on the 400 JOIN US FOR DETAILING GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION!
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Deer slaying BIO KALI $0 WE OVERGRAZE, DESTROY County's plan to remove some deer PROPERTY, CAUSE ACCIPENTS OH•••. • from Watchung Reservation has merits AND WRECK CARS IMPITTSEEVOU It is another suburban New Jersey irony. tinely drive extra defensively for fear of striking WHEN THEY HIT US. There are too many deer in the sylvan slopes of an animal suddenly emerging from the woods at SO WHAT ARE THEY STANMN0 THERE the Watchung Reservation. night. Never mind the concerns of motorcyclists. Few sights please and excite harried northern • Officials claim deer are taking excessive GOING TO DO ABOUT IT? New Jerseyan more than catching a glimpse of a amounts of woodland undergrowth. This ad- group of deer loping through the hardwood for- versely affects growth of saplings and reduces est of the reservation, or any of the many other cover sought by small mammals and birds. sites in suburbia that deer have somehow man- • Next year's hunt will include 30 sharpshoot- aged to adopt as their secluded home. ers, one-third of them law enforcement officials, There are some hard facts, however, that grate stationed in fixed positions to minimize costs against the sentiments put forth by many deer and maximize public safety and control over-fire watchers opposing the proposed controlled hunt direction. now set for next month. • As another refinement to the process of thin- Some of the points favoring the controlled ning the deer herd, it is expected more than two hunt include: • The county's deer management subcommittee tons of venison will be donated to the Com- has decided to trim the herd to 20 animals per munity FoodBank based in Hillside. square mile, or about 60 for the reservation. On balance, there is evident, objective reason There now are about five times that number, or to establish a population density for deer in the 300 deer in the Reservation. reservation that will allow the animals to live • The state has approved the subcommittee's healthfully while minimizing overgrazing and deer reduction plan that aims to take 120 ani- danger to nearby traffic. mals from the herd in the January hunt. In the three years of the hunt process, the • In the last two years there have been more county and the state have steadily bolstered the than 300 auto accidents involving striking or rationale for the herd reduction, the costs of the near-misses with deer on roadways. Drivers fa- hunt, while improving public safety and even miliar with the deer situation in the area rou- payout to local charities. Letters to the editor There is another way to handle deer population To The Record: deer killing in the reservation to The anti-hunt people have proof people appeased, the freeholders while other counties havt applied Disease. Charles Sigmund and-41 On Nov. 23 you published an ar- the uninformed citizens of Union and documents to back up their assured us that the hunt would be to use immunocontneeption, the others working in the reserva- ticle, State OKs Watchung deerCounty. claims, but the news media, for for only one year. We are now on Union County has not applied and tion and for the county know full hunt, which was so outlandish and So much of the article was the their own reasons, don't print the year number three with a passage has been sitting on it for a year. well that if you kill ail the deer in so one-sided that I couldn't believe regular propaganda backed up with facts and seem to prefer to take of agreement to have the hunt for Because of pressure, they aguiirl the reservation, there will stiil be that you would publish it It was unproven statements of the politi- the next five years. If you citizens to have a deer subcommittee Lyme Disease there. It is the blade- half-truths and falsehoods that I cians. When we try to present facts not a report It was an interview don't do something about it, you which was supposed to be part of legged tick that carries the disease still can't believe that you would to the freeholders at the meetings, will have hunting in the reserva- an overall reservation investigating - not the deer. The black-legged with Charles Sigmund, Union print it. The reporter never tried to we are treated either as a big joke tion every year forever, and it will committee. The deer committee tide is carried on mice, squirrels, County parks administrator. You contact someone who could tell her or just plain ignored. Some of the cost you a bundle — $12,000 this was composed of two people who raccoons and plants. Even -tAe have became a part of selling the the other side. freeholders are so indifferent to year. were anti-hunt and the rest of the mighty hunter can carry it home: ' "the people" that they will wander They will tell you that the deer committee was compoaed of people In the booklet Places to Go, there out and do not hear the whole are being driven out onto the high- who favored hunting. With such a can now be a spot in Union County story anyway. ways and so must be killed. If the "stacked" committee, It was obvi- to see. It was once a place of beau- ShopRite can bring When the reservation was estab- poachers, who somehow never ous what their recommendation ty, harmony and peace, but has be- lished 75 years ago, among the managed to be caught, weren't would be. come a killing field where men rules set down was NO HUNTING. shooting the deer, they probably From the subcommittee there string up harmless deer, cut their At first, this was a problem for the wouldn't be running out onto the was a letter sent to Ann Baron, jaws, cut open their bellies and let major traffic stress freeholders, but they were up to it. highways. Union County manager, asking her the insides fall out — maybe even To The Record: Make no mistake, ShopRite will go They just threw out the No Hunt- There is proof that the deer pop- to request the freeholders to send a fawn or two — all with the ex- ing Ordinance and promptly ulation can be controlled with im- in the application to get on the list cuse that "it had to be done this The concerns of the citizens of all out with aggressive marketing passed an ordinance allowing hunt- WestfleM about the traffic prob- and advertising to make sure that munocontraception. It has been for immunocontraception. The let- way." The deer have committed this store is profitable. The more ing. Isn't it interesting that you used and has been successful. ter was sent in April and by Sep- the crime of being beautiful and lems that will be magnified with people of Union County have a However, the freeholders prefer tember the freeholder* said they harmless. "Itiere was no other the proposed ShopRite construc- ears they see zooming in and out of that parking lot, the happier group of nine politicians who — not to even consider trying it. They had not received it way." tion on North Avenue are well- just like that — can change a law. I are bent on the killing. Your article would give the im- There was another way. founded. they will be and the more West- field will start to resemble Route think that it is a little scary. The freeholders have had the ap- pression that if the deer were Forget about the SO or so trucks In order to keep the anti-hunt plication to use the method and killed, there would be less Lyme Fanwood that will be in and out of the area 22 on a bad day. The sad thing is, there is nothing every day, that's just one of theI or my fellow citizens, and that problems. Consider this: a parking includes the well-intentioned but lot that holds 300 cars, the average misguided Planning Board, can do shopping trip takes about one about it Lupus Foundation offers resources, support hour, which means the cars in that We all have been offered up and Lupus is a chronic disease that affects more months or years — from doctor to doctor, out a normal life span. And many people can; lot will "turn over" conservatively sacrificed to the great god, about 10 times a day, that's 3,000 than 1,000,000 Americans, mostly women. from test to test — before they are accurately expect those yean to be quite healthy and" ShopRite Supermarkets General. Lupus is more common than leukemia, mus- diagnosed. When people are first diagnosed productive ones. cars a day, 21,000 cars a week. DANBONAROi Build it and they will come. Westfield cular dystrophy, cerebral palsy, multiple scle- with lupus, they usually have symptoms such If you, a family member, or a friend have or rosis or cystic fibrosis. as fever, tiredness, appetite or weight loss, think you may have lupus, many types of Lupus is an auto-immune disease that gen- aches and pains, swollen glands, nausea, services are available from the Lupus Foun- Students face criminal charges erally effects the skin, kidneys, joints, lungs headache, depression, easy bruising, hair loss dation of New Jersey. One of the most impor- To The Record: might be inferred from the police and blood. Symptoms vary from one person or swelling. tant services involves information and refer-' The police log of Nov. 23 should log, this school takes very seriously to another and do not occur in a typical pat- There is no cure for lupus. But, thanks to a rals. A Union County support group is active. tern, thus complicating the diagnosis. It is not deeper understanding of the disease, the ma- You can contact the Lupus Foundation at have read "In addition to institut- any implied threat or action that will unsettle the feeling of safety uncommon for people with lupus to go forjority of people with lupus can expect to live (800) 322-5818. ing 'full disciplinary measures' to that is an essential underpinning punish the children," criminal of any healthy community, particu- charges were filed with the police. larly a school community. Jlif t * I#.TV%I4# / What is your reaction to President Clinton's plan to deploy 20,000 Although the actual incident was ROBERT G.PET1X somewhat less menacing than Principal, Westfield High School IVIy VlXiWf U.S. troops to Bosnia? (Random interviews and photos of area residents by Ellen Felicetta)
TOM COUMBE, Westfield MEOAN PULEO, WtaMcW I believe the president is doing the right thing. All Unfortunately, I think deploying our troops to Bosnia The\ftfestfield Record nations should participate in restoring peace to the wi not soVt the problem. R may, however, help put Forbes Newspapers, A Division of Forbes Inc. © Forbes inc. 1995 area. Many of the countries involved in the present tha stuason In a more cM state. Although I do not conflict were involved in tho onset of WWII, The threat want any hann brought to our soldiers, I believe that a Malcolm S. Forbes Jr. of an escalated war remains a concern. I believe, person who volunteers for the mitary is volunteering Editor-in-Chief however, because of deep-rooted religious and politi- tor duly that may entail their lighting not onlyfor their Lou Baraony cal differences, the conflict has become almost a tradi- county, but for countries abroad. Historicaty speak- Publisher tion and will be very difficult to end. Troops are defi- ing, we've always done that and in knowing that. nitely needed, for unless peacekeepers are there, the mNary persons am assuming that risk. - iReilly Edward F. Carroll Cheryl Feneke fighing will never stop. Sports Editor Executive Editor Chief Copy Editor- Special Sections Editor JOSEPH M. DONATELLJ, Scotch Plains THOMAS BEU, Crantord Kevin Colllgan It's a continuation of a 50 year-old policy of peace- I don't think Itsright tor Presiden t Clinton to send our Reporter making and peacekeeping around the world since the troops to Bosnia because this war is one that has end of WWII. I don't like to see our troops put in been going ontor man y years. The people of these harm's way. but if the U.S. is going to maintain the lands are van/ pattotic and they wi react in a hosBe Rick Ksatanbaum Michael Gedonhia Arthur Kurak Classified Advertising most advanced military in the world and since our way to our own US. troops intervening. My personal Advertising Director Union County feelngs play a part in my reaction — I'm a student at Manager military power has for the past 50 years been an Advertising Manager Union County Coltoge and I have a few buddies who extension of our foreign policy, I believe not to inter- are in the Army. Right now they're on standby. • Blllle M. Davis vene is a deviation of our long standing policy for Qeorg* Gannon Controller Circulation Director solving international conflicts.
Tha WotdMd Record (USPS 006-049) is published on Thursdays by ROLANDO 2ERON JR., Garwood L£ON SEVK3NY. Cranford Fortwa ttawsp^MTS, adtvfsion of Forbes Inc. 102 Walnut Ave., Cranford, NJ 07016 I'm vehemently opposed 1o the Bosnian situation. It's The way rs being handled is that the troops have the (90S) 2764000. Second class postage paid at Cranford, NJ 07016.POSTMASTER: a deep-rooted civil war that exists there. I feel that authority to react wNh whatever force they see"%, pleaie sand changes to FortMt Newspapers, Fulfillment Office, PO Box 699, Somerville putting American lives at risk for this cause, which will NJ 08876. Subscription rates by mail, one year within Union County $10. out of county given tfie circumstances. I think this is acceptable $20, out of state $20. To subscribe call: 1 -800-300-9321 only be a temporary solution at best, does not repre- because past history in dealing with armed parties in sent a good risk-,benefit ratio. The United States has INs area shows us that they have no respecttor lif e or Writ* Ut: been a big brother to Europe since the end of WWII. the UN. peacekeepers. 102 Walnut Avenue Phone (908) 276-6000 It's time for Europe to be responsible for their own Cranford, NJ 07016 FAX: (908) 276-6220 actions. December 7,1995 WostfMd Record A-5 P-TC arts panel lists December programs The Fine Arts Committee of the Broadway Singers of Edison Inter- High School, as well as the wind are on display in the superinten- Parent-Teacher Council announces mediate School will perform in aensemble and the Bach Orchestra, dent's office at the Elm Street the JbUowing events and exhibits Chalk talk combined concert with the West- wUl present a concert featuring a building. Lauren Saul, a fine arts for December. The public is invited field Community Band, to be held festival of Glorias and Bach's Can- student, has her work featured in to attend. at Edison. mediate School will perform. tata No. 142. the Student Artist Spotlight show- •|8 p.m. Monday, Dec. 4, the • 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 13, • 8 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 20, the Canned goods for the Westfield case on the second floor of trie Ro tsevelt Intermediate School the band, chorus and string en- Chorale, Choraleers and Madrigal Food Pantry will be collected at the Westfield High School, next to the sbdh-grade mixed chorus, the semble of Jefferson School will Singers of Westfield High School door. Ro >sevelt orchestra and the sixth- present a holiday concert. will perform. Beth Rubel, sopho- art room. • 7:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 11, the gra ie band will present a holiday • 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 14,more harpist, will accompany Brit- • The Roosevelt Intermediate band, chorus and string ensemble cot cert Canned goods for the Wilson School presents December ten's Ceremony of Carols. School Gallery includes Fantaay of Tamaques will present their hol- Wektfiekl Food Pantry will be col- Around the World, a concert fea- • Washington School's main bul- landscapes from the sixth grade, iday concert lec ed at the door. turing band, chorus and string en- letin board now features two new elements of design studies from •Usotv« It promptly, • 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 12, the « 8 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 5, a con- semble. displays: from the third grade, a the seventh grade, and fine arts •ff«ctlv«ty and band, chorus and string ensemble cett featuring the seventh-grade • 8 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 14, the series of lichtenstein-inspired drawings from the eighth grade. Ina)xpawts1v«ly of Wilson School will perform mi ced chorus, orchestra, band and sixth- and seventh-grade choruses paintings titled Wordfs) and • McKinley School ACT stu- THE WEILL CENTER th^ jazz band of Roosevelt Inter- music from various countries and of Edison Intermediate School will lmage(s); from the fourth grade, dents have painted the glass door FOR DISPUTE RESOLUTION mediate School will be presented various centuries, incorporating the perform. Klee-inspired paintings titled in the entranceway to coordinate Cauied goods for the Westfield use of OriT instruments. • 7:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 18Glowing, Sea Creatures. The art 30 FARLEY PLACE, SHORT HILtS, Fofxi Pantry will be collected at the • 8 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 12, theFranklin School will present a holi- room gallery displays warm and with the school harmony theme. NEW JERSEY 07078 eighth-grade chorus and thdaey concert featuring band, chorus, cool color abstract paintings by Artwork will decorate the audito- (201) 407-1666 rium at McKinley for the holiday • 8 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 6, theBroadway Singers of Edison Inter- string ensemble, recorders and fourth-grade students. Wendi F. Weill, Esq. mediate School will present their tone chimes. concert, featuring Decorations from ei^ht-grade girls chorus, boys Glee • A collection of creative pen Elaine L. Weill. MSW Clitb, orchestra, Sharps and Flats holiday concert. • 8 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 19, all of and ink drawings from the West- the Heavens, a contemporary as- and jazz band of Roosevelt Inter- • 8 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 13, the the choral groups of Westfield field High School art department tronomy study. Fans can reach Help light Go South! For 15% Less! WSO on Internet Bring in this Ad, Wednesday or Thursday & The Westfield Symphony has a Westfield new address on the Internet. The receive 15% off your dinner bill. Savor such WSO will list program dates, con- southern delights as ... cert repertoire, guest artists and for holidays program notes for users of the In- Dinner The Westfield Area Cham- ternet via the CvltuTefinder on-line Wed.-Sat. ber of Commerce is again service. 5:00 p.m.-10:O0 p.m. kicking off its holiday lights Facts on the symphony can be fund program. This appeal is located on the Internet at: http:// We do Lunch & sent to members, local busi- www.culturerinder.com. Catering, too! nesses, landlords, civic orga- The Westfield Memorial Library nizations and individuals. offers a resource list of books and Funding is needed for the reference materials on the WSO's illuminated decorations that 1995-96 Season of Firsts. To find brighten the central business out about upcoming concerts and district and welcome visitors holiday subscription packages, call 304 North Avenue Garwood, NJ and shoppers during Decem- the symphony office at 232-9400. 908-232-3036 ber. "The generosity of holiday lights fund donors allows for modest expansion and main- tenance of the lighted area, primarily filling in gaps on several streets," said William Moore of Classic Studio, the chairman. Since the 1970s, the cham- ber has taken responsibility for administering this tradi- tional holiday decoration which benefits the whole Golden moment community, jPor the fifth year, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cherin present a Checks payable to "Holiday check representing 20 percent of the goldsmith's shop pro- Lights Fund," may be sent to ceeds from Jewelry repairs, appraisals and restorations to Westfield Area Chamber of the United Fund of Westfield. The, check .moved the fund to Commerce, P.O. Box 81, MXM29.73, or 68.0 percent,of Its goal. 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Graduate 449 New Brunswick Avenue • Fords New Jersey • 908-738-7322 Jewrler Gcmologist Open Everyday 9:30-8:30; Sat. 9:30-8 p.m.; Sun. 11-5 "KNOW YOUR JEWELER" December 7,1995 WostfloM Roconl A-7 $Vestfield's Ms. Brown |n Diary of Anne Frank STARTING ftfteen-ycftr-old Westfidd native Recently Blair participated in Brown has appeared in nu- IViumph of the Human Spirit, an theatrical and music pro- "incredibly moving and ed- ; since she was 5 years old, ucational program" honoring the • Kilo performance of courage and selflessness of the own classical piano composi- many Christian rescuers of Jews in DECEMBER 18 tion at Carnegie Hall when she was Nazi-occupied Europe. 10. However, her current role as "At the program I had the op- Anne Frank in the Cranford Reper- portunity to say a few words about tory Iheatre's Diary of Anne Frank my generation's responsibility to U the realization of a personal remember those terrible acts of ha- 4r«§m and the highlight of her tred and genocide and to vow yaiiing career. never to let them happen again. By GO TOGETHER. , "I have wanted to play Anne for finally fulfilling my dream of por- long as I can remember," said traying Anne Frank, and helping to fr. "The few times the show has keep her memory alive, I can pay produced in this area, I was tribute in a small way not only to always unable to audition, either those who lost their lives in the because I was too young or had Holocaust, but also to those who have risked, and continue to risk, GO EMPRESS. c(Hrr commitments. When the op- portunity arose to audition for this their lives for others so that I dadicated repertory group, I almost might have this privilege," she didn't go because I was sure I was said. too old and big to play the role. BLAIR BROWN The Diary of Anne Fmnk will be "When I saw that I was dearly presented tomorrow, Saturday and to* tallest and oldest contender for chance to play Anne. It has turned Sunday at Randolph Hall of United 287 titt part, I wanted to cry. But I out to be the hardest job I have Methodist Church in Cranford *h%ik our director, Michal Gold- Tickets may be purchased locally berg, saw past the obvious and ever had, but absolutely the most at the Town Book Store in West- •eased how much I wanted this rewarding." field. express EXIT 35 Three Cratchits MORRISTOW/N tlustln ftostlvo, Allison Siko and Scott Brewster bring th« Cratch* chMdran- to" Ufa In A South Street Chrittmms Carol, playing 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday, Dec. 22-23 on stag* at Wettflekl High School, LANE ticket* for tlw WYACT-Westfield Y1995 beneflt performance am on sale at the Music Staff shop and at the WestfleM Y. Northbound Madrigal Singers to perform Exits 30-35 in Summit church on Sunday Weekdays Only The Madrigal Singers, conducted by Vivien Cook of instrumentalists plays viola da gamba, shawm, sack- Westfield, will present "On Christmas Night, A Cel- but, comet, dulcien and recorders of all sizes. ebration in Word and Song" 4 p.m. Sunday at The The ensemble is directed by Ms. Cook, who has a.m.—9 a.m. Unitarian Church of Summit. developed her expertise in early music through a The program tells the Christmas story by alternat- lifetime of choral and solo performance both in Eng-i ing the reading of Christmas passages from the Bible Two or more people 1 and Shakespeare with vocal and instrumental presen- land and America. She has been the director of Madrigal Singers for 11 years. She also serves as the IS J aim) tations by the musicians. in a vehicle: The Madrigal Singers were organized in 1948 by chairwoman of the Westfield Oratorio Society. Louise Rogers Goucher to perform the then-forgotten The singers are Barbara Shopiro and Alene Stout of music of the English and European Renaissance. Westfield, Sean and Margaret Thompson of Moun- Reduce congestion The musical selections this year include "Angelus tainside, Martha Desmond of Cranford, Kirk Robms ad pastores" by Hans Leo Hassler (1564-1012), "Jubi- of Fanwood, Peter Dykema of Millbum, F. Allen Artz late Deo" by Giovanni Gabrieli (1557-1612), English of Newark, Elaine Fiorino of Bridgewater, Carolee • Avoid stress and Italian carols, and works by Billings, Sweelinck Garcia of North Plainfield, David Lawrence of Morris and Vaughan Williams. Although many of the pieces are performed a capel- Plains, Wendy Talmont Lega of Flemington and Tom Save money j la, others are accompanied by a selection of early Reingold of Edison. instruments played by Kristi Bragg, Martha Bixler, A donation of $5 is suggested. For information, call Paula Rand and Aaron Smith. 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The college's Institute for Intensive English is a full-time program of concentrated instruction in En- glish for speakers of other languages. The students' objective is to enhance their English language abili- ties in order to further their academic, career and/or personal goals. For more than a decade, the dominant homeland among institute students had been Colombia, with the exception of 1991 when Haiti was the homeland reaching the top number among the student popula- tion. However, the increasing number of students from Poland seems to be the start of a trend, accord- ing to Dr. Helen Aron, institute director, who noted the number of Polish-born students has increased more than 600 percent in the past 10 years. To illustrate, Dr. Aron cites survey results indicat- ing that in 1985, only 33 institute students came from Poland; in 1990, that number was 45. Yet, last year, the number jumped to 174, and in 1995, the institute enrolls 202 students whose native country is Poland. On a global level, some 55.5 percent of the Institute students originate from the Americas and the Carib- bean; some 32 percent hail from Eastern Europe. The remainder of the institute's student population in- cludes less than 9 percent from Asia, 3 percent from Western Europe, and the remaining half of a percent coming from Africa. This distribution is virtually identical to that of last year. AUQUSTO F. MENEZES/FORBES NEWSPAPERS Theodore Crane, sea.tr.-d, ;>,ni his son. David, pose at Crane Phillips House In Cranford. A flag collection handed down through generations Of Students at UCC's Cranes wilt be among feature of the Historical Society's open house this Sunday. Institute tor English Ea !'•' focus of show Cranford, Scotch Plains, Westfield unfurl roles> By JOANNE McFADDEK elder Crane. "He had a room to himself, and he "I heard her talk once," said Cranford resident^ stayed there for most of the day. He did his writing Loretta Widdows. "She was such a patriotic, viva- FORBIS NKWSI'Al'Kl;-, at night." cious woman. She really believed in the meaning ofj Dom.ffcpuMc Tho lovf of the American Hag wits passed down Mr. Durrell, who was a member of the Westfield the American flag. She felt very passionate about il^ through thn generations of one local family whose chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution, history, and she could make you cry when she ex- Puartoftco-i wrote many historical chronicles of the role Fan- 1 126 members often shared their ;».!miration for Old pressed that passion." .. ( India Glory with civic organization,; and school children wood and Scotch Plains residents had in the Revo- The most interesting aspect of the evolution of the throughout Union County. lutionary War. Later, he interviewed Civil War veter- American Hag, said David, is that it went through, Now, in a tribute to hi.s late wife* Dorothy, Theod- ans from the same areas and wrote a book complete hundreds of different stages — adding stars, adding with maps and drawings of war uniforms. ore Crane will loan .' )i othy's e ;; :: !.•!' American stripes - before the Betsy Ross flag was accepted. flags to the (Yarif->r-. 1 iety, which has Then, father and daughter collaborated on a 1920 "It really was a 30-year or 40-year effort," said dedicated one root:: i li ••• < .\-,u .1- ! 'iiillii'i:: house to book on the history of the American flag. David. the exhibit. "My grandfather traveled the Appalachian moun- ; David, who is an advertising account executive; The exhibit, til)>-(, •'' I.. ( " i .-\-1«-i .M: Tho Story of tains one summer," said David, "and he was upset to see how little the students and people in general also writes, but he doesn't see the flag collection "as How the American ilnj; i)cvi'li>|>rd." will be un- something I'll pursue." GIW»H1C BY BARRY RUMPLE/FORBES NEWSPAPERS veiled 2A p.m. Sum I i_y ijurhir. the (.'nmf'ord Histori- knew nlx>ut the American flag. When he discovered the low level of educational awareness of the Ameri- "But it really does make a nice exhibit," he said. cal Society's Christmas open hi»u.;e at the Crane- Also included in the collection, and on display, "is PhiUips HriiiscdM North Union i\\ i-nuo. can flag, it stimulated his interest in writing the 1 Dorothy's great-grandmother's dress which was, Red Cross issues Mi. Cram. and hi >n I r.w •; wi~t> at the historical book. He knew so much about the (lag and he society's home last ivek to pievicNv the i.xhibil. wanted to share that with others." passed down through the generations. Dorothy often, "Her father really started lii:; c<»)ieclinn," said Mr. After his grandfather died, David's mother picked wore the dress while delivering her speeches to civic, organizations, . , holiday fire alert Crane, "and D You said it: All-Area football next week 'Less talent and a tougher schedule. It'll be a The AlArea footbat team as ctosen by the sports staff of challenging year.' Forbes Newspapers with the help of local coaches wi lie $MH5 Head Hockey Coach Brian LaFontaine.fstory below) pubEshed in next week's issue. evils dot All-Area soccer team team didnt play as well as ex- things didnt gel as we wanted, so Area as selected by the sports staff !RECORD pected, and Kapner tinkered with after some tinkering we got to the of Forbes Newspapers. the roster and made some changes combination that led us to the state Westfield High Head Boys that not only changed the face of title." "My natural instinct on the field Coach George Kapner the Blue Devils, but ultimately de- The significance of those is to create, and most of the time one thing this season, it cided the New Jersey Group 4 state changes cannot be overestimated that's done from the midfieW," (to be flexible. championship. as Dupre and Mueller as strikers, said Dupre, who led the team with er and the Blue Devils "Going into the year, I had and Schmidt at sweeper, along 20 goals and 10 assists. "But wher- the season with a lineup Dylan (Dupre) and Alex (Schmidt) with goalie VInnie Brodo led the ever the coach wanted me to play, thankfully wasn't etched in in the midAeld and Scotty (Muel- Blue Devils to the state title, and B. After the first few garnet the ler) in the back," said Kapner. "But earned spots on the First Team All- I went along with because 1 had faith in him, and my teammates. It ended up helping me improve my game by playing at forward, and helped the team win, which is the most important thing anyway." Westfield wasn't getting as much scoring punch as expected early in the season, which led Kapner to place Dupre and Mueller up front, where their differing skills comple- mented each other's game. "Each of those guys made the other a better player," said Kapner. "When Scott had the hall, he knew that Dylan could get free, and vice- versa. They fed off that, and com- bined to make the finest pair of strikers around." Schmidt in turn, took charge of a solid but young, Blue Devil de- fense, and his leadership abilities and ball-handling skills were with- AOGUSTO F. MENEZE&THE RECORD out peer in Union County. Senior striker Scott Mueller earned first taam All-Area honors "Alex is so tough, and com- while leading Westfield High to the state title. mands the respect of his team- defense, and always came up with might get overlooked. But as, a mates," said Kapner. "The senior the big play when we needed it teammate, he definitely was ap- leadership of Alex and Scott can- And Scott just has a knack for win- preciated by all of us for what he ning the ball which is indescrib- not be described. They were every- did for the team." ' thing for this team." able. He just finds a way to win the ball in every tackle." Blue Devils who cracked the Schmidt is looking to attend Brodo secured shutouts in 13 of Best of the Rest lineup include Lafayette College (Fa), while Muel- the last 15 games for Westfield, sophomore midfielder Jason Corco- ler hasn't finalized his college des- and Dupre for one, was quick to ran, who added eight goals on tbe tination, and Dupre was happy to point out how much he meant to year, and fullbacks Bob Schujtz have the opportunity to play with the team. and Mike Baly. them. "Vinnie's the best keeper I've "Corcoran was a key player in ever played with," said Dupre, who "They're totally different people plays for the under-16 National our attack, and Schultz and Baly RECORD F1L£ PHOTO and players, but they both helped Team. "He deserves as much cred- also added to a total team mix ^Sophomore striker Dylan Dupre (right) led the Westflekt High boys soccer team with 20 goals us tremendously all year," laid it as anyone for us winning it, and Which led to our success," said Itnls season. Dupre. "Alex was just a rock in I think because he's in goals, he Kapner. artans to continue mat career ;sW JAMES WBU.Y Dakota, where he placed third in Greco-Roman and •l*kE RECORD fourth in freestyle wrestling. "I wrestled almost everyday in the summer to stay -,- After wrestling with his decision of which college to sharp and keep improving," said Posey, who earned attend, Westfield High's Corey Posey signed a letter All-America honors for the fifth straight summer. of intent with Michigan State University. "But during the fall 1 ran cross-country to get into top The senior grappler, who last year placed second in shape, so I'm getting ready to start the season." [ftie state at 142-pounds, was pleased to announce his Posey feels he benefits from competing in both pdommitment to become a Spartan after he finishes Greco-Roman and freestyle. #is Blue Devil career this season. "Greco is all upper body and is more of an interna- • I "Michigan State has ah outstanding wrestling pro- tional style, while freestyle is more of an American jjgram, they placed third in the NCAA's last year," said style wrestling," he said. "But 111 wrestle both just so [posey. "The coaches and team are totally committed I can work on all areas of the sport" pio advancing the program to the highest level, and One aspect Posey hopes to concentrate on is domi- £j/m happy to be a part of it" nating his opponent and pushing the action at each and every opportunity. ••*"•'- t\ In addition to that, they also have a solid ed- "I don't really set goals, like winning a certain num- ucational reputation, which is also very important," he ber of matches, or winning certain tournaments," he [added "The coaches stress not only athletic excel- said. "I just want to keep getting better as a wrestler. flence, but academic excellence as well, and I really "One thing I'm looking to do this year, is to keep fliked that They encourage you to succeed in the gym coming until I physically and mentally fatigue my (and the classroom." opponent, until he doesn't even want to wrestle any- r Posey, who expects to major in biology, didn't rest more, and then I can finish him off. On my feet and £ much during the summer as he was named All- on the mat, I want to keep the pressure on at all RECORD FILE PHOTO {American at the National Championships in North times." Westfield High's Corey Posey will attend Michigan State University next year. !•Tougher competition awaits WHS ice hockey team JAMES RBLLY High. "But my philosophy has al- "We're basically trying a new ways been to play up. That's the corps of guys, and it will give some I THE RECORD only way to raise your own level, players an opportunity to step up r Afler bursting onto the state by raising the level of competi- and get some time on the ice," said ,; hockey scene last year with the fin- tion." LaFontaine. "Our team will center \ est first-year record ever recorded With Matt Gualtieri and Ben around Derek (Fisher), Bill Geddes, ; at 12-8, the Westfield High hockey Sezer graduating from last year's Didario (Anthony) and Hickey \ team now must overcome a dread- squad, LaFontaine will be counting (Brendan), Gates (Bryan) and ! ed opponent: the sophomore jinx. on a few key returnees to cany the Schwarz (Brad). Well have some ; "Yeah, that's staring us right in load for the rebuilding Blue Devils. other kids filling in at spots, but •the face," said WHS Head Coach Senior captain Anthony Didario well need to gain experience every I Brian LaFontaine on the eve of the will play center, as will classmate game to become a better hockey ! second Blue Devil campaign. Bill Geddes. The currently injured team." ; "We've entered into a league this Derek Fisher is a junior who saw quality minutes last season, and One of the many challenges fac- ; year, which will mean tougher ing the Blue Devils in addition to a -•competition. We're playing with when he gets healthy, hell be counted on for significant produc- higher level of competition, is the 1 itfie big boys now. Plus, we've lost lack of practice time on the ice. As J'some very talented hockey players tion as well. •;to graduation, so our team prob- Other players expected to get is stands now, the Blue Devils do ••Bjaly isn't as strong as last year. lots of ice up front include senior most of their practicing in an unu- '.'Less talent and a tougher schedule. winger Doug Henry, junior wings sual place. ' I It'll be a challenging year." Chris Keller and Wayne Pei, and "We don't get much time on the ; ! The Blue Devils played an inde- sophomores Christian Vagin, Matt ice, so we roller-blade every day at •'; pendent schedule last year in their Hanas and Eric Kolb. A pair of our training complex, Edison Jun- iifiaugurul campaign, but this sea- freshman wingers, Josh Falcone ior High parking lot," said LaFon- '[aon have eschewed playing in the and Ronnie Cashlak, also figure to taine. "So when we do get on the ; softer American League and will see some action. ice it's for a game. But we started ;$ay in the highly competitive Na- The defense is relatively young out last year as an early success, 'tjonal League B Division. as the lone senior, Justin Venneri, and we want to keep the winning ! • "Well struggle against some or is supported by sophomore back- tradition going. Well try to dupli- ;the teams, but that's to be ex- liners Brendan Hickey, Bryan cate last season's success, even 'riected," said LaFontaine, who Gates and Brad Schwarz. though we'll be skating against I coached the varsity ice hockey The net will be minded by junior tougher competition. But we want RECORD RLE PHok) I team at the Pingry School for 14 Bill Graye, and sophomore Brian to live up to the winning tradition Westfield High's Derek Fisher (right) Is one of the pivotal players for the Blue Devil ice hockey •years prior to coming to Westfield Garrison. we've already started." team this season. ' A-12 Itocofd December 7,1995: Team-oriented Strikers are gems in Diamond league Coach Geoff Lee had a master The Striken were one game plan two years ago when deciding down in the league standings with which flight his Westfield Striker GIRLS only three to go, with East Brun- girls soccer team should play in. swick atop of the league, and the Contrary to popular opinion he de- Strikers responded like champions cided for the rockier path as op- SOCCER winning 2-1. posed to the smooth one. "That was probably our most im- At the time, his decision to play pressive game, because we had lost in a league with opponents one lizzie Schaffer. The rock-solid to East Brunswick at home, and year older than the Strikers was midfield was led by Elizabeth Fer- then had to travel to their field and not exactly met with cheers. But rella, Jackie Cusimano, lisa Paul, come up with the win," said Lee. two years later, everybody is cel- Leah Kaplow and Dana Passananti. "They were a very hungry team ebrating. The defense was stingy through- that day, and they knew they could The Strikers just finished a 7-1-2 out the season as Morgan Lang, do it Then they just went down campaign, good enough to secure Courtney Thrower, Jenny Hayes there and dominated It was a first place in the Mid-New Jersey and Jessica Meylor all played out- great win." Youth Soccer Association's Dia- standing games. mond 1, Division 4 Flight, mostly The last line of defense was ably The Striken then won and tied due to some rough times two years defended by goalkeepers Rachel the last two games of the season to ago. Feldman and Suann Hutchinson. record the league championship, "I felt that although it would be "We didn't have a great scoring and Lee was more than a little sur- tpugh, we'd be better ofT in the team, or a great defensive team for prised with the team's success. long run by playing against girls that matter," said Lee. "What we "We weren't a team going into older than us," said Lee of the ini- had was a very team-oriented the season favored to win it," said tial season where the Strikers won squad. We stressed teamwork since Lee. "We more or less over- orily two games but gained much- we've been together and the girls achieved this year, which makes needed experience. "We took our have really picked up on it, and me very proud. We won a lot of lumps for awhile, but it really paid believe in it. They've stuck to it, very close games, and because of off in the end. That learning ex- and as the season went on they our experience, we were able to perience is what helped us most blended very well together as arise to the occasion at the key mo- this season." team." ments. Top contributors for the team, One of the most memorable "Now well have to continue to \vhkh has now qualified for the matches of the season was the re- improve because the Elite Division Th» Division 4A champion Strlkara: (from top) Alax LMK Ellubfth Pwrtlla, J«sslea yj. Elite Flight for next season, in- match between the Strikers and is the top division in the state," he Jonny Hayos, Ractwl Foldman, Karri Annas*, Unit Schaffar, Sutrm Hutchinson, MorQsn Lano; clude forwards Kerri Anness, Alex East Brunswick, after the West said "It will be tough competition, Laah Kaplow, Usa Paul, Dana Paasanantl, and Jackla Cusimano. Not pkturad ara All Pln6, Lee, Ali Pino, Amanda Shutts and fielders had lost the earlier contest. but I think the girls will respond" Amanda Shutts, and Courtnsy Throwar. Tomasso starts well Vinyl RepUcenent Lee Tomasso of Westfield started ford Township wrestler using quick the wrestling season in champion- takedowns and power tilts to rack WINDOWS ship form as he took first place in up points. In an impressive second the Voorhees Turkey Day Tourna- bout, he exploded for a pin over an • Picture ment Nov. 26 at Voorhees High opponent from Flemington. To- •Bow School in Lebanon Township. masso jumped to a 5-0 first-period •Bay He wrestled in the midget 69- lead and was ahead 9-0 after slip- • Slider pound class, which was for third- ping an arm-bar in to put his foe • Double Hung and fourth- graders. Tomasso is a on his back. Finally, he tilted his fourth-grader at Washington foe to his back and pressed him for School and as a first-year midget the fall at 2:42. ARGON LOW "E" last season qualified for the state In the final Tomasso defeated a GLASS AVAILABLE tournament. Warren opponent with a well- Coach Ken Sullivan felt the tour- controlled 5-2 victory. Showing de- nament, which is in the heart of termination at the end of the day, llnterior Fli New Jersey's wrestling territory, Tomasso fell behind 2-0 when his Birch, Oak ^Ctotiryl would provide a good pre-season foe slipped out of a headlock for a tuneup. Tomasso, however, went takedown. In the second period, he C .ill I>II I 11 i ! i i ii i, 111 • through his opponents like a buzz- tied the score with a reversal off a saw. Tomasso combines tremen- standup and roll-through. Tomasso SOMERVILLE dous power with clean moves to then stuck a half-nelson in the last ALUMINUM overwhelm his opponents. 20 seconds to put his opponent on In his first match, Tomasso rum- his back for three points and the bled to a 10-0 victory over a Staf- championship. (9O8) 725-8401 •rt **,-.' 1 Holiday Releases 1995! Come out to EWA and check out our latest releases for gift giving - hundreds of items have come in during the last two weeks. Here arc just two of the latest: MEUSSA KUVEfVTHE RECORD Westfield High fullback Mike Baly (9) earned selection on the All-Area Best of ths Rest squad tor Ills play with the state champ Blue Devils this season. All-Area boys soccer team Rartwi; Tom Blondatt, St. Joseph's; Mike FIRST TEAM fleW; BM Surfano and M*e Tortajada, Edison; Abhlshe* Singh, J.P. Stevens; Wirte Bordteri, OFFENSE M«tuchen 1992 Toyota Land Cruiser Dylan Dupre, Weatfield, sophomore Jeff Slothower, Piscataway, senior The latest 1:18 scale metal model from Road Tough Models, standard fea- DEFENSE Dan Paruch, Bridgewaler-Raritan. junior Rob SctwH* and Mill* My, Westfleid; Joe Rory Carr, Somerville, senior tures include opening doors, hood and hatchback, engine detail and work- Labrado, Crantord; Jon Spranza, Bernards; Aplhony Serro, J.P, Stevens, senior Ken Nodal and Dave Hllgert, Ptscataway; Dtv« ing steering. The model comes in silver and red, and the price is $19.00, Flyan Manatch, Metuchen, juniof Ed Ryan, Piscataway, senior Lemaaaon, Bound Brook; Brad Smith, Brtdga- reference number RTF92O98. Brett Carrlck, Somerville, senior water-Rarttan; Mika DICtio, Somerville; Rob MIDFIELD Michael John Merits. St. Joseph's, senior Caruso, Piscataway; Cliff Rowley, St Joseph's; Scott Mueller, Wastflald, senior Matt Matan, Edison; Keflh Palmar, South Mart Lowyns, Scotch Plaint, junior Plafnflatd Geoff Goldstein, Wafchung Hills, senior Jeff Young, Franklin, senior BEST OF THE REST OOAUE Maunoo Jimenez, Bhdgewater-Raritan, junior Joe SordMo, Watchung Hills; Mario Trda, Brian Williams, St. Joseph's, senior OFFENSE Bound Brook; MM Mich**. Middlesex; Kris Tim DeSanSs, J.P. Stevens, senior Joe Rinaldl, Cranford; Dustln Snappard, HW- Chwrl, FranWin; flajae* Kaart. Hillsborough; sborough; Adam Wilson, Placataway; Chris David Greene, Metuchen DEFENSE Wagner, Bound Brook; Etvin Ventura, Franklin; Alex Schmidt, WesHleld, senior Sean McCarthy, Highland Park; BM Nation, NOTE — The AK-ForbM Arm Teem wts ta- Ran Hall, Scolch Plains, senior Brldgewatar-Raritan; Kevin Sutton, SomarvUI*; PtClM Dy Wt9 rOnON nMnfMpflri •ports MOT* Oeven Patel, Hillsborough, senior Carlos Orozco, North PlainfMd: Tarry Chang, ti oowra ah# toMowfoQ MQPI schools in Kevin Buchan, Bndgewater-Raritan, junior St Joseph's; Vines DeSapto, ImmaculaU; Michael Checcio, St. Joseph's, senior Brian Fish, Metuchen; John Vaslliadis, South Bishop Aftf (Edison), Bound Ty Hartman, Piscataway, senior Plainfield BfOOR, BnogawaHar-'naYnBfi, cranfora, Keith Hoskinson, Bernards, senior Ouneaan, Edison. FranWki, Highland Park, HN* 1993 Mazda Miata Convertible Heath Mahoney, Metuchen, senior • MIDFIELD sborough, enmacuMa, J.P. Stevens (Edison), Steve Novak. North Plainfield. senior Jason Corcoran, WastflaW; Paul Koblleka, ManvMe, Metuchen, MMrJaaax, North Plaln- Stop by and see the new Kyosho Mazda Miata convertible in blue, l:18scale Scotch PlalnrMike Abbate, Bernards; Matt fiald, nscataway, St Joaeph's (Metuchen). with engine detail, working steering, and opening hood, doors and trunk. A '• GOALIE Mayemik, Sound Brook; Mart* Moroney, Mid- Scotch Plains-Fanwood, Somerville, South Vlnnle Brodo, Westfield, senior dlesex: Brian Grandison. Highland Park; Mlka PWrrfleM, Union Cathotto (Scotch Plakii), great gift for any model enthusiast, not just Miata owners! JMT Gillie, Scotch Plains, sophomore Schaller and Darren Craasy, Bridgewater- SCOREHOARD Don't Forget • our NJ State Trooper Can make great stocking staffers! the Westfield YMCA. An new players must sup- SPORTS BRIEFS ply a copy of their birth certificate. ROAD RUNNING The WBL serves children sge 7-16 in both Open 7 Days!! instructional and competitive leagues. Instruc- SOUND OFFI tional leagues are lor players age 7-10 and 11- (From Runners Nawa Service) Got a score to report? Have a story or fea 15. The WBL also offers two more competitive tute idea? Or do you just want to vont your leagues, the Majors lor players 10-12, and Ihe DECEMBER RUNNING CALENDAR THE EWA AUTOMOBILIA CENTER sjeen to the local sports editor? Pony's for 13-16. These leagues hold tryouts Sunday, Dacembar 10 - USATF-NJ Open tf your answer to any of the above is Yesl.' (to be announced in early March) and Involve a Men's and Women's and Masters 10-Mile 369 Springfield Avenue (Next to EM0) please call James ReiMy at 276-6000 or lax lo: higher level of commitment. Championship, Picatlnny Arsenal, Dover, 463- 276-6220. Our address is: 102 Walnut Ave., The WBL is committed to servicing the youth B444. USATF-NJ. P.O Box 10120, New Brun- Berkeley Heights (90&) 665-7610 Open 7 Paysl C*nford, NJ. 07016. swick. 060064120 (Midland Run Grand Pri* - i of Westfield in providing an Instructive envi- ronment and in promoting an appreciation of 700 pts) BASEBALL SIGNUPS the game. The registration fee for children age Sunday, December 10 — Toys For Tots 5K, Open M-F 3:30-5:30 The Westfield Baseball League (WBL) will 7-10 is $40. Players age 11-16 at $65. The Liberty Oak Park, Freehold, 1 p.m., 536-9595 conduct its 199B registration via mail. All play maximum fee per family is $130. All registration Sunday, December 10 — Holiday Hop 2M, Sat 9-5 Sun 11-5 ers who participated In the 1995 Spring season lorms are due by Dec. 31, 1995. Anyone regis- Parsippany, 562-1500 should receive mailed registration forms this tering lata will be charged a late teeo f $25. For Sunday, December 17 — Long Branch 10K week. All new players can get forms by calling additional information call the WBL message! Hun and Walk, 1:15 p.m.. 222-9080 Ihe WBL message center at 233-4767; or can center at 233-4767. Sunday, December 31 — Polar Bear S MHe pick up forms at Kehlers Athletic Balance, or Run and Waat, Aabury Park, 10 ajii.. 222-90M •V . • ,-'&;. -'-', December 7,1995 A-13 Two stars create performance studio in town International vocalist teams with Romper Room star Molly Baiter, known as Romper er Room and Friends and KTV, she public schools and in her private nique classes and one choral sing- Room and Friend* "Miss Molly," has appeared in numerous stage studio. Ms. Maraffi holds degrees ing class. and Jeannette Ferrdl Maraffi, in- productions, three films, two record in music from Stetson University By special arrangements with, ternational soprano and vocal albums and several television com- and Columbia University and has the Home Festival, Italy, qualified coach, have joined together to cre- post graduate work at the Peabody mercials. Last year, she directed members of the choral singing ate the American Performance Stu- two successful stage productions in Conservatory (Johns Hopkins Uni- dios, a not-for-profit educational ac- versity) and the Juilliard School class will be eligible to participate her home town of Westfield. tivity for young people and adults. Classes will begin Jan. 15 in in the Rome Festival in Italy in the The goal of the American Per- Westfield. Three courses are being summer of 1997. For information, formance Studios is tobuil d self- By special arrangements offered, two performance tech- call 233-7214. confidence, control, discipline, with the Rome Festival, awareness and self-esteem through the performing arts. Italy, qualified members Experienced professional per- of the choral singing formers, Ms. Barber and Ms. Mar- class will be eligible to afll will teach performance tech- participate in the Rome December Early Bird Dinner niques not only to enhance stage, television and film performance, Festh/al in Italy in the COMPLETE Dinners but also to build the student's con- summer of 1997 Including.,. starting from fidence in daily situations. Soup AND Large Garden Salod Along with Ms. Barber's national A native of Pittsburgh, Ms. Bar- AND Coffee ANO Dessert! 11 Every Day 4-6PM, exept Sunday 12-4 PM MOLLY BARBER syndicated television shows Ramp- ber received a bachelor of fine arts degree in music theater from Carn- LUNCH SERVED MON THRU SAT STARTING 11AM egie MeDon University. F9$turtng...Soup$, Salads, Sandwiches, Burgers, - Adult high school draws high enrollment Ms. Maraffl has performed as a Clam; Sfaka, Siafood, Vmall Poultry When the new Union County Vo- skilled, while 60 percent were un- technical skill, is now more im- soprano soloist on radio, television cational-Technical Adult High skilled. By the year 2000, 20 per- portant than ever. and in opera houses throughout I BANQUETS FOR EVERY BUDGET! School was in the planning stages, cent of the workforce will still be Then are 76 full-time and 11Europe and the United States. Her It was anticipated about 30 persons comprised of professionals, but the part-time students enrolled in the repertoire includes musk from the LIVE ENTERTAINMENT EVERY FRI & SAT who had not completed re- ratio of the skilled and unskilled Union County Vocational-Technical Every Wed. Sing-Along with "BART" Playing The Piono & Trumpet! qigreraenU for a secondary school will be dramatically reversed. Only Adult High School. 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He is ERS& ako adjunct associate professor of I ntc I'ioi- A. l!\lvi'i«>i* business at the County College of DERS •** SHOWROOM *** WOODSTACK • Custom or Slock • Baths TREE SERVICE mie received his undergraduate $49/up decree in business from Nichols • Re-Facing • Home Theater INSURED CCUege, Dudley, Mass., and his • Home Offices • Vanities raster's in business administra- Most Businessmen and Women • Corian • Formica Low, Low Rates UAi from Wagner College, Staten would never turn away customers. Senior Citizen Discounts Isfend, N.Y. If you flgrre coll Steve ot 908-233-5366 Ilit/l. . FREE ESTIMATES Dr. Pogue has been active in the 908'722«3000 to Advertise m ctfnrnunity, having served on the this Business Directory References tm» MI— 276-5752 Ixfirds of the Westfield Day Care Cfnter and the adult school, in ad- d*on to Children's Specialized Hospital. A-14 WestftoM Record December 7, 1993* Cl Forberoroess • /*• 1 INTRODUCTIONS Central New Jersey's best choice for meeting some- one close to home. See Weekend Plus 559-9495 rfttatf&$ft»tfw«^^ lassifieANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SALE SIRVICIS d IN-COLUMN RATES GENERAL POLICIES & SERVICES One Insertion $16.OO/Week 1 advertising pimomd In Forbes Newspapers Is subject 10 final approval by thm Pubmahmr. W memrv th» right to correctly mdlt or- 4 lines, $2 00 each additional line classify copy, to rmjmd ot crnnoei mm/ mdverttsmment at mny timm. .' Five Insertions $14.4O/Week fiaataMSttSMk. Accepted up to 2p.m. Monday prior to publication. Your. 4 tin—, $1 60 each additional line per week malms rmpmeentativm wHI issue you a number at thm time of thm cancellation of- m classified ad. This is your record of canoeHation. Merchandise Special $28.00 adbiaUDaatfti Plmamm check your ad tor mrrors thm FIRST WEEK it appears. 4 lines, runs 2 weeks. $2.00 each additional line. 1020-1060 2010-3100 4010-4230 Forbes Newspapers will NOT b*> rmsponsiblm for incormct ads after the first Noncommercial week. Forbes misumes no financial rmeponsibility for mrrors or for thm omission EMPLOYMENT AUTOMOTIVE MAL ISTATV of copy. Error liability snail not mxceed thm cost of thai portion of apace^ Automotive Special $25.00 occupied by such mrror. Major adjustment claims must be made within 30 4 lines, runs 2 weeks. $2.00 each additional line. days of invoice, otherwise much claims wUlnotbe considered. »«—"< ffl (WftfUMS' ""—jr Same, Employment Wanted, Wanted to Rent, Non-Commercial HousefApartmmnts to Sham, ads when moving and ads to addresses outside Garage Sale $17.00 of New Jersey. 5 lines. $1.00 each additional line. • Blind Ads $1500 for 30 days box rental and mailing charge. Free Ads • All capital or bold letter* BO* per line, per week Lost ft Found, Free To A Good Home, Adoptable Pets **•"" Ititnrm—UM» Classified rates arm commlsslonable to n>cognlze& 5010-5100 8O1O-871O •010-0040 mgmncmaat 15%. CLASSIFIED HOURS CUSTOMER SERVICE AD DEADLINES BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORIES In-Column Advertisers Monday, Tuesday and Thursday In-Column Class! UJRSDAY5: Appears every week in Classified 8:15am-6:00pm 1-800-559-9495 MONDAY 5:00 PM Real Estate Pissplay Outside New Jersey To Place An Ad Call Wednesday and Friday Franklin Focus, Buyers Guide FRIDAY 5:00PM 1-800-559-9495 8:15am-5:15pm 1-908-722-3000 Legal Advertisers TUESDAY 11:00 AM ified Display Outside New Jersey Call Closed Saturday & Sunday 5:001 1 -908-722-3000 X6203 All Other Papers Camera Ready Ads 1-908-722-3000 204S OLD DESK 1*00*6— CHRISTMAS* For The 1000 20W Men m. woman's draasar Hard To Buy For Cnrfsi CftrfsfffMs Tmmm atu w/mlrror-1B00'e; 2 steam- 'STRAIGHT TO THE er trunks on rollers; Oak POINT" SS.S5 Northwest PRAYER TO THE OVER 100 SHOWCASES rocking chair; 1929 Sing- Publkhlng Inc., Salt Lake PITBULLS- Ready), • LEASED VIROIN- VILLAGE ANTIQUE HEATHERS ANTIOUrr Bio omk drsft- er eewmg machine, like City, Uleh $00-399-2102 BUYING COINS Chrlstma* Price is Rig CEMIEH ,lng lobl* wA drawer* new; 1900's Mahogany (Never known to fell). CHRISTMAS TREE $200; dra«ng chatr $»; CONTRACTORS SALS Large/Small Collections at $250. females Oh, moat beautiful flower Discover an exerting new FARM piano w/SS keya; Ham- male*, catl 908-769-433 of Mt. C*rm*l, fruitful anllqu* canter filled with maple cheat $8O; walnut mond organ; Book* A Pslntsra Seaffolda, Qas Coins and Paper Money vin* splendor of Heaven, th* finest antlquea and draseer SSO; uphotaterad cabinet-glee* door* 60" Alrcompraaaor (12 H.P.) WW Travel collectable* from so of rockaf $3S; or b**t offer. tang; Steel Storage cabi- 20 ft. Kleker-4* Ball* a It. Ooelger's Gallery Blessed Mothar of ths Cut your own, pick Irom 70,000 treed Up to ISfl tall. wide Catwalk, draco of Coins eon of Ood, Immaculets NJ'a Premier Dealer*. Rt. 78 Exit 7, Waat on 173 to Riegelsvill* Warrenglan S. Bnd Sfk. S1047M701 net 21M20K72; Start cabi- Virgin, assist me In my after Spm. net 60x221(20, dm. doora; Power Washer-Honda 11 165 Wash. Valley Rd. ffi Rd., Rl 639 to FH. 627 aouth to: 3 Mahogany Stack H.f>. Engine (Electronic Warren, N.J 469-0446 WE ARE BREEDER'S • necessity. Oh, Star of the epa* letTuea. BCDROOM SET- 6pe. ign,), Monarch Alrlaa* Sea, help me end show ef tM fnanth» tebiea-teatAer tope: 1*25 CASINO CHIPS A SLOT REPRESENTATIVES Dh. Cherry- Dreaaer. «at- chair ft footetooi, all Spray Pump w/cart. Com* and experience me, herein you ara my Open 7 daya Sat-Wad. Huths>rs Trs>« Farm 90S-99S-7527 torrA, Hdfad, all HgWad. Oraeo Electric Airless TOKENS- Did you bring mother. Oh, Holy Mary, 10-5; Thurt. A Fri 12-7 naedlapoM; z lamps. I the Shake-A-Paw differ- Oood co«d. Mu*f sell. taMee. B0S463-6134V Spray 2.900 P.S.I. home chip* A tokana Mother of God, Queen of 44 West Somerset Street, $900/00. 906-964-9041 (90S) 321-tSH from your last Casino ence at New Jersey'! Heaven and Earth) I Rarrtai), NJ 90t-S2«-7920 20TO trip? I will buy them. Also most beautiful puppy humbly beseech you SCO- Hogle. rrujttreaa • store. ;• Room PkM, White 7 pc. DOLLS— Bello, Furga, Intereeted In othar from the bottom of my D**lf Space Available. chart; UI couch, 2 end Carior, and morel OM, Casino memorabilia. heart to succor me In this lablea, 2 lamps. Ail In trundle sal, exe. cond 90*456452* * All puppies are A.K«C, necessity. There are WEDDHfO 0OWN- alia IBM COMPATIBLE am. cond. 7S»1B24 registered and selected none that can withstand 22 with VeU 1700. $295. We alao buy and below book vsjw*. COINSjaWrjp^.Pa* for bleed conformity and your powejf. Oh, show CaN 906-7224V4S9. repair computer*, monl- SOrSROOM- Sa3-*7T* •*-.«. pm e**h, tew prteast reaper temperament. me herein you are my tora, primers and beard*. Hed, White, Blue; Trundle ELEC.KIVBOARO- money, foreign, atamps, mother. Oh Mary, con- 909-464-7496 Sed w/drewers; dreaaei; Bontemtt, portable, com- •crap gold, old Jewelry A * Puppies ara socialized. ceived without sin. pray CAMAOUUt CUT EVER- 2 UH bookcaeet: deak, plsto w/sland; Dishes starting. Estates and Col In opsn cases...no gisss for u* who have recourse •ccessorlei, good cond. lectlone. 906-762-0840. ORtlM CHRISTMAS BIHNARMVILLE setting for 12 wheat pat- walls herell This Insures NOTKMSIMOLn to thee <3«). Holy Mother, TREKS- all tree* $20. Advertise $S80. flQaV36»«S4$. tarn; Full elm platform Raab Coin. 4 Stoomfleld proper development for a ONLY DANCM- cv I place this cause in your 1t3CTaremantFleee1 A FI upto M, beautiful huge MNtNO ROOM SIT (Past the Bookworm) bad, cheat A night stand, happy, well adjusted, lev- Thursday evening* torn. hands <3x). Holy Spirit, grey blankata $25. Stop *• FIREWOOD** in the Classified dark colonial. All In A-1 Ing pet. * you who solve til prob- Good eond. toble. leaf, Almost new- Clothing, DOLLS. TOYS Hear the beet of The 70'a Sy Stankovlch'a 901 Rt. Seasoned quality fire- S Chair* $200. cond. 757-1090 Buy, Sell, Appraise a * Will ly point O.J. lems, light aH roads so 27, Sofliertet or eaN 90S- Jewelry. Fure, Acces- Famous Shake-A-P^w that I can attain my goal. wood delivered. Call 806-673440$ eortee. Fine quality home PUR COAT- Racoon, Repair. 8tufi*d Animals Mop admlston I.Y.O B. 246-36SS 2344)256 recovered. By appt. Lifetime Hoalth Guaran- METUCHCN ELKS You who gave me the di- 2100 DREXEL- Magnificent furnishings. Antiques, full length, medium site, tee includes compliment vine gift to forgive and CHRISTMAS collactlbtee. $1100 mint cond. Great ad Fairy HeapruT lODOE/PAVIUON FIREWOOD- Split A de- ftwtoa Break Frontl Table with 2 •06-176-3616 try veterinary and freo #70 Rt 17, Metuchen forget all evil against ma TREES livered. Mlxtd herd- leavea, Six ehalra. S58O. Christmas gUtt 725-3347 fecal examination and CM lor Details and that In all Instance! Cut Your Own wood* «110. V* cord «5. Piano, Blonde finish. DOLLS- Cawector seeks In my life you are with Sheared Q0LFIM0 VACATION llfoilme obedience troll- •OMM-777* B06-673-2127 rv.m*g. Need* tuning. MOO. 908- Take a dozen or two of dolls A accessories from ing. me, I want in thla short Blue * White Spruce CONSOLE TV- Flay* CONSIGNMENTS the 50s S 60s. Any prayer to thank you for Douglai Fir 755-2670 after 8 pm. Tu*-F 104, Thurs. 1118 my golf balls. AJ makes but medi repair. snd all compreaaiona. cond. Will travel. Bring the wholo family. all tnlnge aa you confirm 3-4' $15.00 906-722-6171 Sat. 10-5. *0B.7M-77M SSCathy 9OB-176-T661$$ JAM once again that I never 4'-«' $20.00 Advertise MOVIN0 SALE— Sac- Tillelat, Plnnade, 14 Route 22 West, 1 tlonsl sofa, coffee and Gresnbrook, NJ 08*12 want to b* **partt*d B'-a $25.00 in the Classified FREE GUINEA PIQ- Siazanoer, etc. CaH OUHI, SWORDS, iwta from you In eternal glory. and tsbl* S450; sofa bed. _—M Beutiqua 658-96S4 ev*S. KNIVES. MIUTMIA-NJ (50 yards west ol Rqcfc alao •hort haired, adull fe- coffee A end table $200; DOUBLE TAKE^ Thenk you for your male, healthy, ml cage A A Pad. He. Top cash Ave.) FOUND- Black CM mercy toward m* and Wresthi * Bough* King ell* bed, mirror High quality women's de- H.O. TRAIN SBTUP- 908-968-2522 • ' Jennee* Tree Farm access. Su*«n 908428- drawer, end table $479; signer dothlng and ac- 5fU9ft. comptetety land- paid. House calls made. year old vary loving, mine. The person must 2155 Bert 021-4949 Mon-Sat 11-9, Sun 11-6 1099 •ay thl* prayer 3 con- Sand Hill Rd Dining table, 4 chairs, cesaorles-Armarl, Csrvln scapod, switchboard, 3 secutive day*. After 3 Clinton Twp. hutch $450; Outdoor Klein, Eacada, Vslentino, tech II transformer*, nu- HMH PRICES PAID- for days, th* request will be Open Dec. 2 FREE TREE TRUNKS tsble w/unbralla S. chair* A Chanel. AH rktma are el merous engines, pae- postcards, sheet music, 3oao granted. This prayer 906-995-4774 16 ft. length. Unlimited $220; Sm. bad. furniture least 75% off th* orlg, senger and weight car*, old toys, baseball Hams, Adoptabfm Pmt9 must be published after Frl., Sat., Sun., quanity. Delivered to piece, paintings, micro- coat. 2 location: 565 very raaaonable. Call cameras, military, TV's, the favor Is granted. Until Chrtilmaa. your property. Alto free wave, •lac. apple. A Passaic Ave. West Cald- 526-1022 Worlds Fair, fountain CR.S. Rt. 22 West, 2ml. psst wood chips-delivered. lamps. All priced to go) wall 201-60S-6666 and pens. Call 2724777. ADOPT A FRIEND AND Lebanon, maks U-lurn at Schmled* Tree Expert Best offer considered. 792 Morrla Tpk, Short HOUSE CONTENTS PON A SMILE- Somerset Exxon Research. East on AA4 SALE! LR eat, table, Regional Animal Shatter Hills 201-664-MM. Both Co. 906-322-9109 483-0367 rocking chr, ent ctr, anti- STCINWAV PIANO 22 appro* 200 yds. to HOUDAV BOUTIQUE atorea now open Sun. WANTED- Qrsnd or Up- has pets of all slie« and PSYCHIC CONSULTANT right on Santf HIH Rd. Wandering* A noon-8pm que*, cookwsre, appli- spades for adoption aJ HADCJ- Readings avail SOFA BED- Blk/crm. sness, etc 906-231-6(71 i type, any age/cond, Formerly Sold st The MarUnevllle tw**d. $300 used 2 x'l, pay caSh A pick up, reasonable cost. Mlssjng by appointment or phona Stewart's Root Bear Antique Center MOVING SALE— Oreert after 6pm. T a Pal? For more Informa- 2S4-OW1 or 998-6143. TV cab, ISO. Commodore CeH 1400-M9-36W Q Stand In SomeryHla. Antlquea, Sweaters, •••^P^PW^^ *#r B^HjaeB/ BRnCSBSSB tion call 725-0308. LUNARAINE MINK PSYCHIC TAROT, CHRISTMAS TREES Yarns, Crafla, Holdlay comp. $350. 782-0360 Ave, 30 yre accumula- WANTED OLD TOYS- PALM, AURA MAD- TALK LIVE- Uva Psy- PAWS COAT $1200/60. ADORABLE- Groy tiger chic 1 on 1. 1-BOO-255- Choose and cut at Collectibles ANTIQUE PIANO- J1S0. SOFA DEO- Black leath- tions. Furniture, antlquea, Ranch Mink Oval Jacket anllques, post card*, INOB BV ANNMARIE Dower Tree Farm. Todd NOW thru Dec. 24. Solid StsalCaae Dsak, er, good cond. $300. Ou. garden equip, office coins, collectable*. Top kitten, playful and • af- specializing in reuniting 0100 ext. 9802. Mull b* 1300/BO. Squirrel Stove fectionate. Home raised IS yra. Touch Tone Ave. Paspsck. Weekend* 1944 Washington Valley $50. Shirley, 908-757- •Ize box A mattree*. $50. funv, baby clothes, ster- 1100/BO. All can go for dollar paid. 722-3096 lovad onat. Tails pan, phona req. Serv - U. 810- Only. 10-4.9O*-781 -5407 Martlnsvtll* 302-122* 4632 Must Sell, 272-1950 eo, etc. 12/8 A 0, 10am- free to loving home. Call present A fulura, Avallfor 4pm. (Rock Av*. North, IH00/BO. Appraised by 908-781-7095 partial. Spaclal readings 645-A434. Flemlngton Furs. 3O00 lift Louisa Ave to Blue 906-7SS-1120. KITTENS- healthy, rag 125 now US (with ad THANK YOU ST. JUDE- P£TS AND sxplrea 10/31/9S)Call for for answering my LANDSCAPERS • SIDING • BRICKLAYERS beautllul. Litter lrnlnod.8 1 Iraa question by SOMERVILLE- 104 Cor- NEW NORDIC TRACK LIVESTOCK wks. old. Free to a good prsvers. MERC WALJCFIT- Great Christ- home. 908-757-0738 " phona. For help and ad- nell Boutv. All kinds of- m«* gin. Used a total of vica on all problem*. 742 fice supplies A furniture. KITTENS— Kate & Al)y KaarnyAva, Kaarny. 201 200O cleaning supplies, bsslc 3 hr*. $500. 563-1543 3030 FQR SALE two shy sisters who purr hahld ftema, tools. Old STEEL BUILDINGS— toadly A love toys. Kate LPs A 45's. A much more some blemished pande. Is a protty orange tomglrl A CINTINrOLD- 12/1 A12/2 9am-1pm Showglrls. Clatiy, DIs- 40'X3O'm2' wsa $6,300 with whllo paws. Ally hfs 2010 will s*H for $2,930. Also, $160 CASH- buys any patches of cream & dark eraal Encounters. AM/V/ 1 S0'x75'l1S' $7,939. Pup In 1 Puppy House. MC. 1400467-0M0. 24 I] 2125 Great Selection. Open & Is gentle & affection- Open end*, guaranteed ate. 7 months. Vet tested hr. 7 daya. and complete parts. 1-600- December a A 10, Hrs. EACH OVER 104. J.P. O'Neill Ken- Shots. Spayed. J5. 292-0111 UNSURE WHERE TO 1100 nels, across from the 908-646-8126 TURN7- Talk wtth a car- Princeton Hyatt Hotel Ing professional who will TWELVE VENDINO MA- Radar Detector— new CHINES- must Mill get- 3100 Milan and halp you ex- MART1NSVILLC ting divorced, beat offer, FREE MINIATURE plore your options. Maat ANDOUE CENTER only $50 681-6472 S61-1 658daya, 646- POODLE— w/ papers, Miscellaneous and talk with othar HOLIDAY BOUnOUE 8983ev*t Owner Is III, not able 1o Suppllm* & Services woman who hava facad Christmas Collectibles. 2130 care for dog. 272-6321 lha same decisions, it Craft*, Decorating Idea* TWIN SI2X- mattress A you chooaa adoption, se- for tha Holiday*, Furni- box iprlng.Beat Offer, Irg JUST IN TIME FOR X' HAPPY JACK TRIVER. fect from tamlllat ture, Fine Crystal *. microwsv* w/ stand $50. MAS- Shlh Tzu pup- MICIDE:— Recognized acraanad by a raputabla Porcelain. •mall dinette, 36ln table plea. Malaa $425, fe- safe A effective against agency. Receive halp 1*44 Washington Valley w/ chairs $25. Colonial males $500. home hook, round & Tape- with madlcal cara and MartJnevMe JOM32* Coffee Table & old dre»s- raised, exp breeder, akc. worms In dogs & cat3 pod-adoption lupport. «rB/O 906-885-1133 908-606-4088, 906-996- Available O-T-C. At farm Including photo* and lat- 4691 after 6. A feed stores • " tan. Spence-Chapln 1- 2020 * *UIED*+ •00-32146*3 OFFICE FURNITURE HYSTER FORK LIFT- Desks, fllas, chairs, etc. 3090 30S0 ADOPTION URVICES- 10,000 Ib* lifting capac- 782-4221; ewe* 7»2-6OS7. Honem a non-profit, lleantad APPUAHCESAU ity. Oood condition. agency la placing healthy Refg. 145, washer/dryer S6.000. call 996-2412 US and Chlnaaa Infanta. 175. Fully guar'd.sfao FOR LES 2100 Short wait. No restrle- •ervic* S19.95. 606-754- 1*93 BRUSH BANOIT- Wmntmdtoauy 7108 or 231-1047 Cummlngs. 117 horse Christmas tlona or limitation*, i- power, Turbo dleiel, hy- a0O-943-O400 O.E. alec. Stove m Refrlg. draulic lift gale, eledrlo $1000-$10,000 paid for Odd, self-cleaning oven, I ADOPTION:- ENDLESS brakee, red. 1100 hrs, anllqu* oriental rugs. Saddle Sale Iowa, devotion and secu- excel, cord. S300/s1ove excellent condition. Jams* Proctor 906-545- rtty awatta your newborn. Rafrig. free, will not THAN $7.70 PI $14,600. 632-S394 4B66, 1-BOO-356-7847. Thanksgiving Haip maka our happy epW eat 906-356-1607. A OIPT POR QOLFERSI A BUVER OP ALL 4^ Through New Years family complete. Legal/ WASHER- $75. Dryer, Exerting new Illustrated Madlcal expenee* paid. $es. Stove, $75. Refrig- r UONEL A Flyer train*, % Call Rhonda or Mart 1- book. Same Day OoH Hotjbylii pay* top dollar! erator, 1170. Can deliver. Swing* Five esay atapsl Any condition, age, or 15 OFF S0O-SSS-M13 Color console TV $100. $14. with audio tape Pt* call 722-6329. Advertise your service in Forbes's Service Directory for less quantity, 908-271-6124 Devon *\ -X- MAY THE SACRED $22.50 ppd Money back guar. House ot Golf ft* ALL LIONEL, tVES, World Cup HEART OF JIBUS ba than $7.70 per week. You'll reach over 120,000 homes that are 1400-609-6439 AMERICAN FLYEN- adored, glorified A pre- Attvtrthm In th* Classified! *nd other toy trslnt. Col- The Natural aarvatf throughout lha your potential customers. Increase profits and ARCADE QAMES- tor lector pays highest pric- Princeton world now and forevar. expandyour customer base today! horns*, pinbsll, video, es. Call 1-B0O-464-4671 Sacred M««rt of Jeeus pool skeebsll, fukes, or 201-629-1006 Gladstone pray for ua. St Juda 2O40 more. New and recondi- fcorkar of **•«£*, pray Auctions tioned, fully warranted. ANTIOUES A USED Short Stirrup tor us. St Jutf* Hatoarof Aleo purchase or trade FURNITURE- all furni- Caramel Devon ma Hop*!***, pray for your gamee. THC PUN ture, old, DR, BDS, from ui. Say thla prayer B HOtrtI *0*-371-*444 1600's to 1950s. Misc. Hawk j AUCTIONS places. 047-1958 ttmes a day for • daya, BAHAMA CRUISE by tha Sin day your Complete Auction Servlci FRONTIER 5 days/4 nights. Under- ANTIQUES./ I prayer wtH ba ewawered. 1LI-800-559-9495 booked) Muat eelli Um- Auction Service COLLECTIBLES- Dealer Publication muat ba !•• MON. TUES. THURS e:15AMB:00PM WED. & FRI a:15AM-fi:1SPM Hed tickets. $279/coupls. promised. Yttanfc yMi Bt Brldgewatar, NJ 08807 want* to buy Jewelry, Park Avenue, Gladstone, NJ 90B-626-6926 1-*00-*36-**M EM. 664 Furniture, Knlck Knacks, Susie. A.T. * RENOVATIONS • DRIVEWAYS • APPLIANCE REPAIR . Mon.-S«t. BAM-10PM etc. Call SO* 8*0 B034. (906)234-2828 1-800-524-0136 Deoember 7,1986 A-15 A Guide To Local Professionals Servicing Your Needs For • 4030 - Carpentry * 4130 - Landscaping & • 4070 - Electrical Tree Care • 4075 - Guitars 4160 -Masonry • 4080 - Hondymon Services 4180 -Painting • 4085 - Hauling A Clean Up 4200 - Plumbing • 4100 - Horn* Improvement Heating A Cooling • 41 25 - Interior Decorating 4220 - Roofing MAKE YOUR HOUSE A HOME • 4127-Kitchens 4230 - Wallpapering 4109 SCHMIEDE JK-S ' ' 'II VI 1^8] ' WAJJ.COVERINC AU. ASPECTS-Manor, •»PAIMTlM0»» _ WLELXPERTCO INSTALLATIOM Exterior Horn* Repair, ln*ld*-Out*lde. Odd NfTEMOn a BATEM0H Puttere, Blajnp, Doora. PeNeee, Deck and Fence Btoach- • Trimming and Intarior I, SNOW Ir»Bj. _jBt• tntr»jj and FREE! • Pcpylro roeoanable Uc. MM, Nolo* 100 MJ WolerproollnQ. Drtvowojy Painting • MM. YOwNAMB li REFUtHAL* OF IWUAaKI HOMI • Removal om. n • eallng. Odd job* Quality ALL PHASES OP HOME DO IT. Ce> 849-2999 JlsfABUMWUwlBBai A ^ IMPNOVtMtNT WIOW9BKHIAL9) REPAM Interlor/eirtenof. Carpat«ne* iSlO. apejPe^^TB^Wa^^P^r^PeT * ^e* CiP •RECUV9 D9TAIUOINMMUIATION ON Workmanship window*, door*, bath- JUNK REMOVAL •CV9IUL LOCAL COMTsUCTOm MIMCil CARPST, LINOLEUM, HANDYMAN CaM: TILE— IMt direct pricing. yar Wll^anyklndof •palntoro otandcaparo •flooring Can Joe 297-1291 edocko ecustom paving stoneo Joe Klingebiel CARPENTRY- AM MM*. •carpentera er•motfollng •hAmtyman medium repair* Inaide/ Jiilak runnn. Lie. vtea, MMrt k MASNTEMANCS HANDY- 322-1950 . out & new work. Ceramic #79>4. Call •••4041,' (000) 9444009, MAN— fCO minimum 9OS-31*7i9O7; T21-BS9S •and much moral 233-TREE tflflffle). IflC. m FAMT. COM ACteenya III*, *h*etrock, rraak*. •ra-oisr. or 7044070 Fra* Estlmatas gutt*r* cleaned A EMMO Pay* (900) 490-3701 •FASTI Home AFPONOABLB LAND- AIM- Stan* painting. Larry «9B*M«:0 SCAPIP80- Qut1*r, snow **J *J*^*ar V^*s*vV**aF Mr M ostowicai wot*. Rowing, deen-wp* MTW* •FREEI Improvement 4 OUteH*. S08-764-1200 412S T M » CABPENTIIY- '.__'.', .'. '. Cor* Carpal Cleaning, Outer* Moldlnfl*, *h**troek. Cleaned. Low one**, Resource 0. MUPIPHY TREB 8RVC QOOfS • MfWM f ABLB TO CLEAN U0> •EFFECTIVE) 41IT •UCTHICAL WORK- wM boat any *•!. ABO Services 23 yrs. *ip. AH U*e car* Cell Tom MMtiS Cad M4-1U2 A etump removal. QualHy Mini RoN-Off Dumpetere work at low rateel Fully 41*0 AdVorifM OBO JOU A IHHERAI PAINTINO a WALL#"A. No. 1141, an* kieurod. wPw •jT*^s*^ajl V ^•••*W*a>a/*JBWSl Fa*t-F*lr-ReHaole 1-800-636-3925 kwurad A tree estimates. PERIM0 Apartments, Free estimates. Coll 44a-TRCrV24B<423. 411 At OUTTEMSA IMPAIRS- U. hauling, PROPERLY UCENBED BATHS THAT LAST- JAMES HSDOBN CON- Horn**. Int/Ext. Free Esti- brueh cleared A re- 20 YRS. EXP. TRACTINa- total home LANMCAPtNQ mates. 004-7534118. trie 900-1000. Trwoughry cleaned and moved. Expert Intyeit. From JM9M. New tub. unpr., tSyrs. exp. fully DtTTHATCHINQ PAINTINO S4S PER metalled. RiRepai- r work carpentry, painting, re- QueWyworV 400-7072 m* No Job Is too smefi OVERSEEOINQ placement windows a not lo car*. Datnt Re- ROOM- Min 3 rm*. Your done. -I'll bbee than) to do deck*. Tree work, log A 1 CLEANUPS BATHTUB a TILS RB- WATER GARDENS paint*. Immedlais *n. 16 •f wiring, Service trie Job.' Gregory Cert R**d. 91107 truck toed. modeling tpedalt, Cus- FAU CLEAN-UPS • allalla • ^i.aa^.* jj^^_^.^T SUHFACINa- 0 y**r tom work avail.784-4493 yr* *Kp. 954-2441. 1Mdtft* tana, TS^it? Attic*. Bamt. etc. Free warranty, freeeef ' LEAF REMOVAL irt-srso break your Iback? M you Bet. Cell 900 «00 0413 CaM 004-704-9341 Free Ettlmatee PAINTtNO Dy BRUSH- dont M* It, ssk. Calf ua KITCHBNS A BATH- SO9-729-44I3 WORKS- ail kind*, bldg IIOOTOIIOOT N •UjCTPW- today tor a FREE set! CLBAN UP- Attleo. BLOWN-INSULATION- ROOMS- Remodeling- repair*. Eap A Reliable. mate. Our 21ft year. B*mnl.a, a yards. Free Osrago, ceWngs, attic*, tAWN CARE— Mowing, St*v*S08-S26-S134 tana,taa, roor f fona, outoido SSO-SSSS eetlmatee. CaN Rudy an Thetohlng, Seeding, Fer- Non-tote. Hlah R-value. PAINTINO Attt In CI094MM MMi WB« HhHahHngH , **oiphangee. 900-722-9914 PUSHER m-SiM tHizing, Shrub Trimming oppNonoo hookups, ond MR. DBPBNDABLB- A toMlallaUon.Pa H Clean- Interior 4 Exterior dont eetf — WCtaoe. AAJ KINHORI a CLEAN-UP- Robert* to* emaH.Pree muoh moro. Lie MM WHIRLPOOL Waoner a Sa In electneal Up. Wen Beet Any vaaK Wellpaperlng Qaragea, Attica,b*mt*. HG.BF mm ***** lean out* Dryer repair. Dlaeounta 10,18,24,30 yd. Dump- acorpentry.90 9-4431 WINDOW IMPAIR i MttMil tor Senior*, 712-8979. Ja« 99B-7SS-4T4S stem totren t 7S7-2077 * * MR. DO-RWHT * * Puttying, Broksn Glass SeWng? RwrtlrigT LAWNCARB— Mowing, repairs, Caulking 4 CLEANUP a LIGHT SHOTHERS HOMB IM- Movlngr CeH me for oJi Clean-ups. Thatching, Washing. Fully In*., Fr** HAMJNO- of all type* PROVEMBNTS- Fr*e your work, exp. pointer, Trim Shrubs. Owner Op- Ml. 27 yrs. sxp. Free eoMmote*. tneured, fieiieW* 789-0420 Low rate*. W* work apackuier, THe, porch a AT YOUR SERVICE weekends. Call Tony ling ecreen repak, Storm dr.a M S A TUBE SERVICE an^eodjob*. Jo* Installed, M**t*r of the A cut above lh* bestl 4010 -HduM Day Car* 4060 - Convstaasirt Car* 4120-lnsurancs 4175-Moving" 800-0428 Iv. msg, email job' 00*^08-7840 With price* below the PAINTINO— Lei * HAUL AWAY a CLEAN- BUILDtNOa RQOFINO REPAIRS— reet. ftm Mt./FuHy In*. woman do your painting. 4030 • Business 4090 • Hoalih Cars 4140-Ugal 4190 - Party i Entortalnmofit UP- Basements, attics I AddHion*. 24 hr. emergency Neat, clean quality work. No lob lo Window*. Painting A 4940^ Child Cars 4105-InconMJ Tax 4150-Loans AFInanc* 4210 - Profssstonal Rooflno a Siding Decks. 14 yrs. exp. Free service, 000-709-0792 Insursd. Free asllmai**. ' Weinman iflO-1797 Call Marynn 500-9238. 4060 • Claanlng 4110 • Instruction/Education 4170 • MIscsHaansous 4225 - Ssssonsl E*i. senior Ciu. Disc. MIKTOTMI SERVICE LEAP CLEAN-UP- Hght CARPENTRY A ROOF- •O0-M0-22M Tree a stump removal, hauling and SHOW INO- repair. Celling A ROOPINO- SI0INO PLOWItn. PrM **t. CaN floor parch**, *l*p*. HOUSBCLBANINQ- TUTORINOt Reading, 4179 Jamea 794490S WINDOWS A DOORS •iono PSlnt. Call 384-0020 Alpinei tHome Imp. PERFECT PAINTINO lljeAts) aVs-iia aaia>*f.atamaiMM ••>•*• al math In yr. home. 10 yra Atovfatf eter RICHARD LEY Specialising In color SfHVK I S •"jnv notJBjvHBBajBsna, wnm public acheol *xp. SUPRBMB RBMOVAL 904-1-722-4397 0 Qlv* Our Tree Service CO. Fad Cleanup A Leal CERAMIC TILE S_ __ design. Invert, piaster, by up. PoH*h Laay. Cell CorLK-S a H.S. MetfcMA RBLE CONIRALIOR A Chance To Beat speckle repair, wsllpa-1 S0S4S4-S2M degree. Caw 272-93H. Removal. Snowplowlng. 13 yra. •xpertence•xp*rt*nce, long ThaBigOuy* CHILD CARS- In my PALMIERI MOVERS Contractor* welcome. perlng a removal, Ref* A KITCHEN CABINBTS -Absolute" low**! prtee* lasting cguelriuelrly work., Fully Stump* Firewood fully In*. Cell 272-4450 Infants/ CLBANBO— Dull etleky, TUTORINO- Certified on ell -small" or "large" Household A eonetruc- InB.^meeetmatee•etmate*,. ireT*. nicked, ocretened A worn math toacher w/ ssyra moves: 1 piece Hema, tton debris removal. PICTURE PERFECT ereea repaired. KHchen up, In Ala.1,11, Oeo.A pianos, Apt*., home* A Same day aarvlee. 809-23t-73S3 fully In* 10 yr* exp PAINTINQ- lnt*rlor/*x- Tune Up. S0S-7SH9T7 Trig. C- 7*1-7004 9OsV9O*>4)249 terlor A paperhanglng. CHILD CARE- In My •mall offices. Uc#0O890. CERAMIC TILE Affordable Professional* TATTREEBXPERTS Quality work at afrord- Te« •DM MOM* >p**fcor and Expert Installation A Compile Tree •bl* prrct*. 980-1211 .< 28: caring, A CLEAN YOUR HOUSE ttMytdJlwf fOf Mw BD0UI 90S-3S9-24S4 Phone: Heft, even upon requeet. Low Rat**, Fully In*. and Shrub Service 411S< chNeVon. Service* PTA'», 908-281-4141 18% Ofcmrrt lo all P.. MALONEY- Pelntlnoj 90t-30043M church**, and mother* 1-800.-559-9495 «m CERAMIC TILE Sr. Cltlnns 4 new Cu*1. 4 paper hanging 12 yr*. 4140) • Local *• CHILD CARS- In my TBS-SS94 or 349-T7IT . Free Eit Int. 4 Ext. pperaonwNI clean your lainmant. SM-707-4740 R*mod*llng, Installation exp. das-LOOM a Pl*e*iaway home. M.A apt, oondoondo,, nouae* office. and repair, Free esti- Fully ki* Fro* Eat, 0O8-031-O81S 41lf> Todd. welcomed. Eip Very reasonablebl . 4it* one. refa. 403-0140 mates. 909-234-7999 T J*0 LAWN A LAND- TERRY PAINTS S0S-STM4M Iv mag. SCAPB-F*!! clean up, So. Fialnflald are* CrMLDCAM- m my HIM- BTBBLB-H-STBELB CBRAMKTIL> Fax: R*fer*ncn •borough home, warm a Marbel, OranHe. matalla> AH phasse of carpentry Mowing, Rotoilllin 0O8-S41-34M Steam carpet a upnot- tton by maater crafisman. Including fin b*mt Refe 908-231-9638 caring mother looking to Coloring lor ape el a I •van Free **t 271-0354 Schrub Trimming, Sn WHY PAY MOM? Paint- leech your child. 90S- Residential A Com- M Hn. * O»y • 7 Dtyt k W««, Flowing. 904473-2244 Bercnidl*.4at-11(» occaslona. Hors doeu- mercial. 17 years sxp. Ing for apt*., condo*, ' 231-0373 CUSTOM PURNtTURE- home* |85/rm; Wallpa-t WOMAN- aeoklni ATTORNBY AT LAWvr**, desaert*. 027-0700 Complete remodels, wtr* unflnlehvd, wall units, HOME INSPBCTBD- SpecleUiIng In Medical me*h floors, mud psn*, par *20/roll; *packllng. DEMONSTRATOR- d**N, ooffe* tble*, etc SHEET ROCK a N*al A Cl**nl T07-8472. Approved Child Care m yr* eip. Own lran*p. MalprecNc*. Peraonal Eern *xtra cash. Host a A marble bullnoalng. Dan Made to ai, aolid wood, SPACKLE- Patches t my SomorvM* homo. &• Ih PomHy Uw and Pakhanea 908-534-1152 wall*. wW buMd a finish R*f». 1201) 4S1-WS3 * Aai^^tA^a^a B\U a^a^siakl lfng*)le *how in your S81 -1494 day*. p*ri*nc*d, feneed^n home. CaN 909-291 -9474 544-8093*v*S ad. msured.909489-2701 WIMOSOR yard. M»47t0 matter* isaiievrepresente. MI d Snow BnwtnQ, 4300 Celt: 90S 000 3380 DJ- Music tor aH occa- oac STraVUHLBN nealdenUai/Commerclol, HOU0BKBEPIR0, sions. Quality entertain- coNsmucnoN- Free Eattmet**. 722-1952 MBS, NUmBS Al AVOID PBOBATE ment et reeeoneble rate* addWon*. Dormer*, Re- /C09C W All net'Htlo*. Scenetfi Win A IMno Ttuett C*H 000-81M334 PteaWfnBjn_l_ _ —_ — —Ai «*MHHnWBn— -J j__. nOJ Quality work at oompetl- Lie./bonded. Aurora for detail* on Living OARAOE DOOM) Auto- aV*ja^vPS a)j O^m pr'e*sj^pBjasaj a^p^ SJV4B* ttve rate*. We do M ALL 41fO Phone: Agency, Serving Tri-etai* Trusts A WINS. HAD BAD LUCKY matic openers. Installa- are*. 0004a>-UM. tion a repair. R.C. pantry. Fraa Eat. 904-from bOMment to roof, 1-800,559-9495 J. When will H end ? You Renovation*. Free **tl- Office Interior*. FuHy in- 25 yr*. cmrmo need to know III Call mate*. (909) 245-839» sured. References avail- Install. Fr** EM. tic. Nowlll 1-000-000-9939 DRIVCWAYS- Parking able. 90S-9M-7042 At REP MASONRY- W* 8254. Jack 382-2780/ Ext. 3703 92.99 par lota. Sleek toppoa, do It all big or small Spe- T24-90T8 beeper minute muet be 19 yr*. stoned, sealed. Snow cializing In brick, block. Fcrbes - You Procall Co.(S02) 9B4- Plowing 722-1992 4 concrel*.fully Ins. fro* HEATINO 4 AIR 7420 2922 North 39th est, Honed work/fair CONDITION! NO-Sale* NEWSPArEHS con Tool Cs* Nowt 1 DECKS a FINISHED A Svc,Re*/Comm, 24rtr ADtvhkmtfFortn Int. BSeVMS^SSa eat 970 Av* St* 1 Phoenix, ....r all prlcei.528-0847 92.00 per. mtn. Avg eeH S • UN8BCURBD VISA/ Arliona 95017 SSMNT- SHED EXPERT phaae* of renovation*, svc. Free Installation ••!. MASTBRCARDS- Plus Deck* only 19 *q It. n*w construction. Fr** Call CCS 908-272-3900 mine. Average COM 9900 eaeh an*. Ouaran- HOT BLACK MALE Free e*t. 851-2715 eet. Insured. 424-0800 S SAO mejTeoot 110.00. APPLIANCE OIL TANKS oucn • lone pnone reoj. leeiMd opapprovalp . regardtoM Exotic dancorl Athletic, ol poet muaeular A sensual. REPAIR 0RIVEWAV- FREE **t. Sand filled or removed. tinder 18 get your par- r__ credit history. on black top and aeal- East Cos*! Marine Ser. Muel nevha e checking ac- Strip Tease/Fantasies for Wa*h*r*/Ory*r*, refrlg, 4129 ent's permlaalon Cust. •II occasion*." Any Time, coatlng. Fully Insured. A-1 WAYNE P. SCOTT 14-0)732 A USD ROSS Serv., Strauas Comm., count. 1-71S-497-4977 diahwashara, mo*l msior Over 30 yrs exp. Major Quality masonry ser- 4U Fee required. Any Plata". Pager appl, 000<4012e8 OIL TANKS CsrmelCe. 409429-1010 909-919-190I Co. 904-9444902. vice*. Free estimate. Ref- Woodbrldo* (•OS) SM- live In/Uwe Out erence*. Insured. 40 yrs. Sandrilled or Removed •111 v/MCdaliyepociaii Part Tlme/PuH Tkne $$ANY CREDIT I CAN DRAW ADDITIONS EARLB A SONS Draperiee. Reupholatery. a family business. Every 272-0B4S After School Real Estate Refinance 7 ANVTHINOI Portrait*, A ALTERATIONS n*mod*llng attic*, |ob » specialty, 988-5230 NJ State llc«n*ed ACCOUNTINO. TAXU. daya 8-0. Mortgage bsrnt*, kitchen, bath*. All Formerly at Stdnbach* A PAYROLYROLL aa Bookkaop- CaM ooe-TM-OOOO or character akatchee for •KHchena •Bathroom* Hahnro. 40 y*art *xp. PLUMBING A HEATINQ 20t-80»0000 Money Unlimited. Ltd. parti**. Reasonable Improvement*.n Fully In*. Senior discount. Free MASON aofvlee*avaHH. EEspp. bi 201 Hwy 79, Morganvoie, •Basement* •Decks Ref* 752-0310 Low rain. Good eervte*. rate*. 909-949-0949. •Ceramic The *ETC. Shop at horn* service. Drain cleaning. Fr** eatl- IHPTS/Tl NJ. 000-007-2720 Ll- W. Canter, SOO-797-4498 CONTRACTORS PeraonaNied cenead Mortgage Banker PARTY SERVERS Competrttv* prices EXCAVATtNa Sp*cl*IUIng In all types mate*. Ucen** #10119. tove* toteoeh ohtWron. NJ Dept of Banking. Fully ine'd • Free eot.i /TRUCtUNO IVY LANS of masonry: Srtck work, Call John 949 8434 Dinners-Partle* Foundations, Grading, COHPUTBR WARI- PlfjCi MV9f HO* FOR DEPENOABLB, Cuatom Window Tr**t- block work, concrst*, PLUMBINQ- No |ob 10 ••5.1740 SSCABHSS- ImImmedletr o HKJH OUAUTY WORK, Trenching, Dralnag*, m*nt* A much moral NOUN- MwentOfY re- Stptlca. Septic repair*, etc. Fully Insured. Free •mall. Sauer Plumbing duotlon **l*. Name LOTS OP TLC-ki my Si tor structured •RAY LAEYT-027-9033* Free eat. Profe*a!onal eitimates. Uc. 7543 Repairs Nick TIRBO OP RIDINO •ewera, water **rvtces, result* al reaeonable S0S-769-1539 brand computer* a* towPiacataway home. P.T *^sjBsiAs^*^B*V w PPTS^rWi T*i^^e* •r^^F— aa SMS. Oftaffing up to payout*. Inauranc* APPORDAaLE driveway*, parking tot*, price*. 909-7S9.T31S. NO JOB only. Ref • avaH. i tod companionlt 14 hr. HOME HEMODEUNa dsmotrtion*, Eroekm con- TOO SMALL SCHNEIDER PLUMBING 10% die. 201-37»5ot» OO0-171-O0O3 08 3882 J.&. Went- 1-000-255-0200 EKI. Bath, ba**m*nt, deck*, trol. Great prlc** and State He. 4875. Service, 3950. 93.00 per. mln COIN PROCSSSINO- LOVINO MOM- Will worth, the notions only custom III* Installation, fully Insursd. l*eve • 4127 908-526-3500 Hemod. Repair*. Est. W* oort, count a o*g *n A Must b* 10 yr*. Touch wallpapering and Int. A m*as*ge. 008-534-1101 MASONRY 1910 908-668-0130 car* toryou r chltd ki my FRENCH TUTORINO a Tort* Phone Req. Serv-U ext. painting. Free Est. your coin*. P*o tnoludM Brtdoewotor horn*. Good PRBB DEBT CON8OU- 019-445-0434. 3099- C PUKES- Chain link or All typii* oem ptok-up A nnapor- ref*. C4H 2934370 LESSONS BY NATIVB Call Tom 908-755-4541 of amah rapalr PRBNCH STUDBNT. DATION— IMMEDIATE Cleremont Dr. 395 San or 1-900-300-4541 wood. LOWEST PACES. KITCHEN DESHIN utlon to the .bank. Can RELIEF! Too minv Olago.Ca. 92117 Fen** repair* our epe- Over 20 yr*. of espar. 4220 S0»-7SS-4412 SOMERSET- Family PJOS) 710-0174 OAVtD PROFESSIONAL- C*ll John 900-234-0702 Day Care/CMM Care pro- deblaT Overdue bills? daHy. Call 909-988-9544 Asslat* ki avoiding fsla* INIWINBT vider. State RegMered a Reduce monthly pay- CONTRACTOR OAlUaEDOORA •tart*. Mm* and expert**. PETER DfNIZO CLASSIPMOS-00 day* m*nt* 3040%. EMml- Bathrooms, Baaementa, Mason Contractor natea totareet. Stop col- 4310 Porch**, Custom Deck*, OPENERS Custom to etock eabln- tor only SSS. Call now for Ssles/lniiaiiaiion/Sar- etry w / discounted pric- All maaonry work. Free • - "-—1104407. lection caller*. Rettor* Attic*, Kltch*rt*. Door* estimate. 904489-5771. credit. NCCS, nonprofit. and Window*, Sun vlce. In*. A Exp. Also •*. CORIAN wholesale COMPUTER TRAIHINO Room*, Addition*. Out- •vaH. Eves. • Sat. •/cabinet purchase. In OUAUTY MASONRY POLISH AOBNCY- 1-000-0994412 8744894 home free **t. Slaps. Sidewalk*, Patio* •peclallilng In older & For Home or Work door playsets. Sh*da, ROOFINO A SIOINO- Baam'a Pi Inc. R8CBIVINQ PAY- Landscape tlee, OUKTt FLOORING. 90O-eOO-44S0 Basement waterproofing 10 % off lor the month of •Ick car*. Houeefce*p*r* MENTS- on a settle- ln*ur*d. Free Estimates Hve-Jn/oui. Exc. r*l.. 062- 000-412-0200 Gazebos. 909-851-0208 Sanding Staining KITCHENS BY DCBION Nov. A Dec with this ad. ment? We will buy for R*flnl*h Call Mark 000-424-2003 Call (908)5710238. 02B8 •ASSOUtTAR CASH TODAY. Call RAP J.OARRETTASSOC. WOOD REFACINO LESSONS— Qraduat* of Free estimate. 484-3970 •TOUOHOAY7 MAID TO Capital Resource* inc. *1 LEEPEH SXCAVATHWl Complete Home Remo- Many atyl** A colors, ALL AROUND ROOF- MASSAOE IT AWAYI Berklee College of 1-000-338-581S. We *I»O dllng, Siding, rooting, HtftMAN ELUS Free estimates. Kitchen 4iao ING- Specializing in PERPECTION- Reald./ muale, learn reading. a SEPTIC- Initiation A new roofs, patching and AMTA Certtfled TherepUl Comm. Low Low rate*, 7 buy Lottery Winning* and Repair of Septic Water A Gutter*, leader*, door*, BUIUHNO - Additions A Tune-Up 000-755-1977 PmktUng Lynn OIN*rdo3tt4M14 Ca»lno Winning*. window*, porch *nclo- Home Improvement. coating. Free eastlmat**. day* a weak. Al your Sewer Une*. Dralnag*. •ur*s. decks, b*th* A Small leak patch Job S20 convenience. CaM lor tooling, Driveway, Grad- Fully In*. Over 30 yr*. TYPINO A ORAPHICS- 725-2539 ing, duri kitchens, Water proofing, Exp. Free Eat. Via* A Me. 4130 ANTHONY'S PAINTINO off w/ad. 602-8269 We Butlnei* Card*, Letter*, free of.. 429 WU 4170 ng. No job too small! We accepted. 247-1411 Interior/exterior. Roofing, also do driveway*, seal R*tum*f t Mote I Color LVACKY l •7271 Gladly accept Viss, M/C. gutters cleaned/installed. coating, patching 4 re- A BoAi BOBl* an^e^raj^HfflIMv CLKAHasvajsajBs^oav-" Planlet-Taacher or 008-241-2901 or 463-1141 •ntfThM Print. Day*, Eve, Wknd*. INS- experienced end Dlacovwl Full Uc. A his., Free eat. 7S2-0441. atrlptagl Pu A 0*1. C*ll 424-3377 Mnt Ri ffiy nofnd m Member B.B.B., 000-777- HOME reference* (901) 221- CABLE TV- Phone AREAS LEADING ANTHONY OUILIANO Fax 752-2580. locally, Jack*. Dishes Installed. 1151 or 1-000-205-1073 IMPROVEMENT 0406 We hev*tran». Addition* A R*mod*llng, PAINTERS- Our 24th. CONTRACTING INC.- WORK AT HOME A.I AT MOVING- Call Anywhere. 008-752-5509 BATH REMODEUPM year. Inside A out neat & Roofing spscialltt, Jree A PHOPBSSIONAL DRUM LESSONS- Im- Windsor Moving Co. Inc. * Brian Deene* Custom Deck*, Siding, For information. Send CLEAN! MO SERVICE John Moskkl Window* A Basements. clean. Brldgewater Paint- eit. fully Ins.For over 20 SASE. lo Into. S*rvtc*», rove speed, technique Lie PM00S12. For low Call 904-009-O898 ing, Call Joe 722-9707 yrt of reliable service. in*. A Bonded. • yr*. dexterity. Beginner or rates and proffailonal FUEL OIL A OAS 908-754-3787 P.O Box 1531, Pl*c*t- exp. Ron). Office* only. B TANKS— Removed A REPAIRS SILL'S INTERIOR 271-8625 •way, N.J. 0M5S-0OO8. ftdVaYlCVO.Iwancea.i raslVnejreB oe0V0Tr co service from start to fin- IDEAL SERVICES S. R. LANDSCAPING A ish. No min hr*. fully In- Filled. Raa./comm. Uc. CERAMIC TILES PAINTING CAFICE CONST 079-B140 yr*. exp. No need to read Bonded A Ins. Moat Compkat* Home Repair*. CLEAN-UP— Sod, de- CLEAMNa LADIES muete. Ron 000-003-0844 sured. 809-448-0840 or BATHROOMS Carpentry, Sheel nock- sign, Rail Road tlaa. pa- Free cellmate*. Quality Roofing Ot All Types 000-422-0000 Tanks cost $700. work. 9OB-35S-3536 ShlngleWFIaUSlale We'd doan your home or 1-000-977-TANK. ing, Painting. Fr*e Est. tios, stone, hedges A FRENCH- Translation, Tel: 008-819-4605 Rate. Available. Uak Repairs 963-6241 office. S yr*.*xp. R*f* Tutoring, by native BOBBY'S CAMERA'S Ire* trim. Fall clean-up, CUSTOM PAIWT1NQ and avaH 000-35«3e2 J A D CONTRACTORS Free Estimate* 1-B00-412-3732 light hauling. 248-5411 WALLPAPERING- Int. & DANNUCCI ROOFINO French profeaalonal Buy. Sell, Trad* A Repair Horn* rapalr* A excavat- •ccr*dlt*d translator. All Brand* exl. Rsmodellng of baths Fully Inured. Free est. CLEANING •ERVtCES- ing. Fuel tank* Installed and kitchens. Decks In- ABLE TO CARE- for Cynthla A Carmen, Good S0S-I7S-3T74 908-561-7088 A r*mov*d. Free est., Over 20yr*. exp»rl*nc*. stalled. FREE ESTI- 906-996-8462. Infant* or toddler* In my ref*. A good *Mp. LowOUITAR INSTR.- 29 yr* DRUM CELLAR Uc. A In*. 900-424-8888 MATES. Call Tom. 755- Piacataway home, do to prices. 6*0-0578 teaching A performing Drum* r*p*lr*d restored, WONDERWORKS 6541,600-3004541. JOHNSON ROOFINO work w/ peace of mind. exp, all *ryt**, from roefc recovered. Beginner to Specialising In Hat roof. 356-2582 CLEANINQ- hortoat, re- OFFICE SOLUTIONS- DID PAINTERS liable, very thorough. to rag*, pick or finger*. pro and vintage. Buy, Start 1994 w/a new look One day service. Free 1st lasaon free w/oul tell, trad*. Pl**»* call: Int./Ext. Wallpaper Est. Fully Ins, Senior ALOT OP FUN- and TLC Second cleaning U for your business I Bro- removal A hanging. for your child In my Pl»- price. 908-828-7584 obllg. Ref. avail, upon Pete * 085-9797 chures, Billing, Mailings, Cltz. R*c. 10% disc. rogue*!, 799-4303 Sponge. Rag Rolling, & 900-754-1351 catawiy home. Call HOME/OFP1CB- IndlvV MOVING?- Before you PR *tc. All your prof, other Faux finishing. 15 MS-271-0740 Team offered evaM day, MARTIAL ARTS- A Tat- haul, give Sterling E»- need*. 908-501-0878 yrs. exp. Free est. ROOFING— Hays* Con- CERTIFIED CHILD CARE eve, or Sat. Refs avail, Chi. Cart. Instructor'* press a call A **v*. Low, Fully In*. 908-964-4549 tracting Specializing In taach In the privacy of low rat**. Prof, courte- CLASSIFIED res. rocflng FREE EST. PROVIDER— I'll give reliable Judy 271-1020 your home. Age* 4 A up. ous serv. Uc. PM00381 4235 GRIFFITH PAINTtNQ Fully Ins. 753-5372 our InianModdler TLC. Int. A Ext. Wallpapering, o. Randolphvlll* Rd. HOMES OR BUSINESS All art* avail. Karate M8-549-M0VE (0BB3> S CLEANING- Special low Birthday Partie*. For a Powerwashing. Free eml. PlacaUway. Haatonable NO TIME?- No Tool* 7 Ref*. avail. 23*-1177. ratal. 906-685-265S Fall Rat*. Yr*. exp*r. free consultation call 423O 900-388-0011; 30*3302. 000-6404000. No Patience ? No Prob- DECKS/FATIOS FAX LINE JT PAINTING; WmOpapering CHILD CARE In So. Plfd. lem I THE TOGETHER Custom Design Mother of twlm, CPU, HOUSE CLEANINO- PIANO LESSONS- Exp. GUY. Will pick Up. Wood or Concrete 10 yr*. exp. All w* do I* first aid. * SOAR WITH OUR SUCCESS APESA AUCTIONS . state of tha art muHI-mJIIion dollar facility. The latest addition to our company BANK which operates private auto auctions throughout \ccuicuii)S tha U.S. and Canada. Be a part of a growing company that Is dedicated to outpacing, and out TELLERS performing its competitors. Wearecurrently seekingself-starien tojoin our | fust-growing team in the following positions: Full Time Automotive Body Technicians . Tapers, finlsh- We have openings in several local ers, paint prep sandars and bodymen. FT taeh. CAREER DAY with mln. 3 yrs. exp. & tools, must be able to work branches for full time Tellers. Appli- In a production type facility with quality as tha cants must have a good aptitude for Wednesday, December 13th 10a.m. - 7 p.m. prime focus. numbers, present a neat professional Automobile Title Clarke • FT and PT positions appearance and work well with the Free Mikasa Holiday Gift for First 100 Applicants avail. Extensive knowledge of all phases of auto title work. Must have tha ability to solve problems. public. Requires professional appearance/demeanor. • Secretarial Clerical Long & Short Term Assignments Strong customer service with good communica- For prompt consideration, please ap- tion and organizational skills. Knowledge of PC with Microsoft office products preferred. People ply in person to our Personnel Depart- • Receptionist Typist Screened & Tested with DMV exp. handling auto lilies/bill of sales. ment between 8:30 AM-4:30 PM at the Security - PT security people needed to work long address listed below. We are conve- • Word Processor Bookkeeping Applicants Always Welcome hours on sala days and shifts during the week and niently located near Exit 136 of the GS weekends. Applicants must be willing to work In Parkway. Bonded Insured Co. all kinds of weather, be neat in appearance and • Data Entry Legal Secretarial courteous at all times. Auto pataJIff . Requires assemble line produc- • Light Industrial and more tion in interior/exterior detailing. Buffer exp. a plus. 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(FEE) WANTED-Honssl, car- payroll k collection of tirement plans. No expe- able at National Parks, No salea experience re- typing, Experience pre- Ing doctor who has rianca nsceasary, will qulrsd. Will be reapon- tarred, Call 908-272-6622 Manufacturer 18 Kiln- tsxes. Municpal Govern- Forests ft Wildlife Pre- dried log styles, starting helped hundreds of pain H t A I f H (. A « E ment experience pre- train. Apply now! Ap-serves. Bsneflts + bo- T^^M CLER,C*U.ECRrrAR,- S9800. Exclusive terri- BUILD * BUSINESSI- sufferers. Non-invasive, ferred. Computer experi- plications ara being ac- nusesl Csll 1-208-545- L National Manufacturer of conservative care. All 25 South Main St., cepted. Fax of mail re- persons. Must bs a fast- * ~ Warren. Windows tory. Mr. Buck 1-600-321- ence snd/or/CFO/CTC 4804 ext. N89892. learner with excellent experience preferred, 5647, Old Timsr Log Steel Buildings awarding care provided by Or. Edison, NJ 08837 certification a plua. Ex- sume to: Homes DEALERSHIP In Some Trish Stypka DC. For Into cellent benefits. Contact NEW JERSEY RIGHT TO communication skills. All Q<** P"?"* •* »•• Op- select open areaa. Low on now you can receive Equal Opportunity Employer •100 Human Rasourcea Dept. UFE- located in Cran- positions onsr compel!- •'•' clerical, diversified and/or send a resume to CINTAS CORPORATION duties. Competitive sal- factory pricee, training, • S150 value In free Dsnlsl Jsxel, Boro Ad- ford, eseks office es- five sslartes and full ARE YOU LOOKING- engineering. Big Profit services, Csll 628-7070. Atrvertlse In th* ClMttitltd! Opportunities 51 New England Avsnua aistant to cany out varied benefit package. Fax re-ary. Call 908-753-2600. for a business op- ministrator, 22 First St. Placataway, NJ 08654 from aalea and construc- Limited to IS callers. Rarltan, NJ 08M9, 908- aecreterlal end clerical sume to: 908-417-9610 COUNTER HELP- need- portunlty that la home' tion. Csll 303-758-4135, Fax 908-981-0737 dutlea. Skills in computer based, full or part time, SUNQUCST WOLFF 231-1300 ext. 7 EOE sd for an Italian Dell ft Ext. 1502 VENDING RTE- Brand softwsrs programs re- SALES/SALES Gourmst food shop in with lha potential for TANMim BEDS- New new machines (ZS + ) AUTO TECHS ft DRIVERS- quired. Part time position Wsstfleld. Entails various unlimited Income ? Vary Commercial-Home Units *4,900 Stocked/ready. (16 hrs per weak): some MANAGEMENT successful Global Mar- from $199.00 Buy Fac-No Spoilage, No Qlm- TRAINEES MESSEHQERS- FT/PT duties. Experience need- keting Co. looking for •ASYSITTfR— for our Unlimited esrnlngs. All hrs. avail. Some lift- flexibility as to days and IMMEDIATE OPENING ed. Ask for Victor or Joe FILM SEEKS EXTRAS tory Direct and SAVE! mlcks. Stssdy Income - Will Treinl Salary plua ing, own vehicle, good hours. Teamwork es- Are you ready to earn be- at 908-233-9777 assoc. For more Info. If you can take directions Call today FREE MEW expansion finance to •mWi old. Starling mid- sentlal. S9.00 per hour; P.O. Box 703, Far Hills TAKE THIS 1...CALL US Color Catalog 100'e end retire. January, 1-6:30 In ourcommissions. Excellent record, wall groomed, twean $30,000450,000 NJ. 07931. 766-5384 . smofce-hse> Hlllsborough snvlronment. Growth mature minded. Call begin mid Jan, "98.your first year ft $50,000- DANCE INSTRUCTOR 908-267-0640 1-80tM62-«i97 800-395-7374 Jim horn*, own trensporta- oppty'a tool (908)722-8211 9am-5pm Apply (o Dan Clarke, 102 $80,000 your second Experlsnced Tsp, Jazz, tlon,908-3S9-Oei1 Walnut Ave., Cranlord. year? Then we'd like to Lyrical. Through Somervllle A Matuchen DRIVERS- Solo ft 07016, 908-278-8820 spesk to you, ths leading advanced level. CHILD CAM WANTED- Teams, 12,000 Sign On. NATIONAL. REAL ESTATE Call 906-321-1307. In my Britfgswater home Top Teams Earn NURSES office In NJ Is looking for F/T, Infant II rt yr old. A* WORK FROM It03.000+ . Major Ben- HOME HEALTH 2 CAREER minded peo- DATA PROCESSINQ- Non-smoke*, own trans- HOMtt Assemble efits/Motel I Deadhead ple for residents!, new Sseklng part-time em- portation, exp * rat re- products, Process mall, Pay. Driving School AIDES homes ssles, commercial ployee for data process- ing ft admin, work for 2 - KIDS' ACTIVITY quired. 906-928-1729. typing, clip news articles Qrsds Wslcome. Cov- Investment salea ft leas at home. Many other enant Transport 800-441- Ing In Central Jersey person office. Hours flex- jobs avail. 1500 /wk. No 4394 Studsnts call 800- UNLIMITED CARE, Inc. ares. WE WILL GET YOUible, drsss casual, Light exp, nee. (901) 940-7788 3384428 Has Immediate open- LICENSED AND TRAIN computer axperlencs ac- Ings available for Certi- YOU. For confidential in- ceptable. Good typing ft CERTIFIED DRIVER- dependable fied HHA'a, mlmimum 1 organizational skills a DIRECTORY terview, call Ken Warden NURSES AIM person needed with year experience. Choice - at CENTURY 21 must. Call 908-755-8130 Part time 7-3pm, 3- good driving racord for of flexible hours (2-8 Umo Co. located In Pea- Werden ft Green DRIVERS- P/T for par. WORKINO MOTHER'! 11pm. Full/part time hour shifts), weekdays/ 908-874-4700 11pm-7am. Only certi- pack. Knowledge of local weekends. Steady work; tlal Hospitsl. Clesn driv- HtLPRR— In Edison fies! aldee te apply. areas, airport ft NYC ing record. Esrly AM home. 3pnvTpm Mon-Fri, close to home; good SALES- Full Time, Qood working conditions helpful. Call 234-0284 enthusiastic, people and/or mid PM. 15-30 Duties Include: house and good bensflts. Rarl- pey. Cer a plua. Also hrs/wfc, $7.50/hr. Send LAKE NELSON claanlng, laundry, heat- DRIVER- YOU DE-needed Billlngusl Span- person wanted tor tan Heelth and Extended dlverae career In Istter/resume to: Atten- Ing up prepared dinner, Care Center. 833 Route SERVE THE BEST) Only ish/English. EOE/MF tion: SR, ADTC, 25 Com- To Advertise light child we, 10 * 8 4+ months sxperience. Financial aervlcea with a SCHOOL 28, Rarltan, NJ 08969. major company. Full merce Drive, 1st floor, yr. old. own transporta- Call (908) 528-8950. Longhaul - 1600+/week •• Now accepting DAY CARE/PRE-SCHOOL average, 2500 miles/ Benefits, Expsrience Crsnford, NJ 07016 tion, nonsmoking, refer- applications In our helpful but not • Grades K-9 in the ences required. 755-TB75 CHHA- Immediate P/T week. Excellent benents. Nursing Division for FASHION ADVISOR Qeneroue flonua pro- necesssry, call 754-7578 Wssr ft show ladles Jsw- ,__^ • Deycere Ages 2 A lip position available to ser- LPN's ft RN's, all spe- • Oaycare Hours vlce Milltown area ft rsms...BURLINGTON cialties.** SECRETERV- Temp. slry 2 eves. SI 50. No in- A Christian Parts ol Middlesex Coun- a OTOR CARRIERS 1- Busy office at Rutgers vestment, 906-758-3068 School 7:3Oam-»;3Opm Kids Activity ty. M.F. 600-JOIN-BMC. EOE. University aseks secret- INTERIOR Where • Open Environment Csll 908-424-1787 008-846-5550 ary with excellent skills Every Child for Learning A Fun ELECTRICIAN for temp position: May CHILD CARE with mln. 5 yra. exp. ft PIZZA HELP PAINTERS Is Special • Open Parent-Teacher last up to i year: WP 5.1 Communications Directory Social Service worker to HELPER w/one yr. sxp. Full/Part time positions A auperior typing skills part time run rscreetlonel ectlvltles needed. Both must be available. Delivery required: Some data 908-754-9032 "We Are Family" with children ages 5-10 aggressive ft have valid Person needed. No. Plfd/ entry & telephone work: in the sflsmoons. Must driver's lie. Metuchen area. Call 35 hours per weak. Call MAINTENANCE 555 So. Randolphvllla Rd. Call Donna be responsible, caring, (908) 489-6781 (90S) 784-1883 K Kronemeyer at 932- MECHANICE Plscalawiy, NJ 08854 DtNTAL creative end enjoy work- FACTORY HELP- full PRINTING- Mslllng B440 for appointment. Ing with children. High Position available P/T, Familiar with auto Oaycars HICEPTIONI8TS- tims, some lifting re- house wents full time truck ft machinery repair, 908-722-3000 Experlence. Muit hava School diploma required. quired. Must hsve car. parson willing to learn December or January. (Wa)5«2-fl616 good organizational Hllltboro snd Bernards. Branchburg location, celt machinery. Any experi- Retirees welcomed, Send Twp. arsaa. For mora in- SHIPPING/RECEIVING/ resume & salary req. to School skills and tha willingness 908-722-1001 ence a plus. Drivers li- to work as a tsam formation call Don at cense a must. QUALITY CONTROL/ Box C. Somervllle, NJ (908)981-0626 Ext. 6255 908-725-1912 FREE- Real Estate MAINT- All In 1 Job in S. 08876 player.722-7901 School. For qualified ap- Call 908-272-9080 Pfld. Some exp req'd, CHILD CARE- Have you plicants. Aak about our REAL ESTATE SALES Haz Mat +, pay based on MAINTENANCE always wanted to work scholarship program. Expsrienced prelsrred, exp: L.C., Box 466, So. PERSON- with tools, for with chlldran In your own Ask for VIcKIS 908-388- but will train. Excellent Plalnfleld, NJ 07060 eal estate office. home but were afraid to 9899. training program, great Experience necessary. "go It alone?' Let Mon- income potential, com- TELEMARKETING 908-214-1240 RARITAN HEALTH— 633 day Morning Inc worry HEAD TEACHER/ STATE of the ART Route 28, Haitian. Certi- pany bonusee, no fran- MEDICAL for you) No leeal Apply DIRECTOR- For Chris- chise fees. Take tha Phone Equipment fied Nurses Aides- F/T, I 52S-4884, 253-9595; tian day Cere. F/T poal- Earn Top Dollars! RECEPTIONIST ?H all shins. moat Important step for Data entry experience 788-6838 tion In Somervllle. Must your career, cell now to Newest automatic sys- 526-6950 Pat CaccavaHl love children a be DYFS tem. You never have to required. Up to 20hra, SELLING, BUILDING, fr CLERICAL; learn how to Increese Includes one evening a •POSTAL JOBS* certified. Send resume to your Income and earn dial. Never get a busy RECEPTIONIST Qood Shepherd Chrlatlan signal. Never waste time week. Call Prlscllta $12.68/hDiir to start, Clntas, a recognized what you are worth I Cell 906-753-2662 REPAIRING, HELPING ETC??? plus benefits. Couriers, Day Cara , 300 Union Adele Zlellnakl, Mgr. for a speaking to answering Isader In the uniform Ave. Somarvllle. NJ machines. Linden mort- Sorters, Compuisr Train- Industry, is In need of a confidential Interview NURSERY SCHOOL ee!. For application and 08676 eves: gage company seeking TEACHER rofesslonsl Individual Individuals to use this sxam Information, cell or a Cisricai/nscaptlofi- BEDMINSTER OFFICE For private home 1-219-791-1191. art P17. HELP WANTED- full/ advanced system who Day Care, twice a month, Ist position. part time. Small reatur- 908-781-1000 possess strong speaking 9am-9pm 7days- aunt, 2 locations, flexible WEICHERT REALTORS Plscstsway. voice, assertive personal- 908-885-1327 APPLEBEE's rou will be responslbls hrs. no exp. necessary, ity, and are money moti- RESTAURANT lor handling a high excellent opportunity tor vated. We offer training, ATTRA EADERSM volume of phons work & homemaker looking for Sales computerized dialing Part Time $9/hr. SERVERS jfflce dutiss. You must additional income. MANAGEMENT TRAIN- system and flexible Answer Telephones EXPERIENCED possess strong organlza- Opportunity to lesrn ca- EE/ACCOUNT HEP>- scheduling. Advance- i Flexible hours/local area HOSTS/HOSTESSES ional skills ft prior office tering and food trade. Msjor financial services ment opportunities avail- No experience nac. •USPERSON xperlence. Dutlea In- 908-722-6782 corp. seeka men ft able. Earn lop dollars Call 1-809-474-4290 lude: filing, answering women es management plus commissions and Ext. 362-lnt'l L/D Tolls ihones. accounts pay- HOME TYPISTS NEED- trainee/account rsps. bonus. High volume ilmai- ,ble back up and ED— Alea PC/Word pro- Compensation to $3,500/ RECEPTIONIST- GErRESPONSEH! phere, benefits available. ilicellaneous dutlea. eeseor uasra. $40,000/ mo-i bonus. Bsnaflts. PLEASE CALL JUNE Exerwlse Women health Apply In person at: year Incoms potential. Csll 908-563-1510„-.*,,„ . Aa„.k„ RUSSO BETWEEN 1-9 club. Needs cheerful and AMPLEBEE'S PM AT 1-600-2 42 Excsllsnt bsneflts pack- toll froe 1-600^98-9778, | for Mr. Diamond or send friendly peopla. RESTAURANT ext. T-5139 for detail* MONEY, EXT. 15 218-1155. 1599 Rt. 22 East age & competitive aalary resume to MetLifs, 100 First Colonial Mortqage available. Please mall or LEGAL SECRETARY Franklin Square Dr. Som- SALES PERSON- ASK FOR AN AD Watchung. NJ O7O60 fax resume to For small Somervflle law eraet, NJ 08673. EOE. Exciuslve Bridal Salon, ARCHITECT WANTED- Human Reeources or 940621H (EXPO696MLIC- TRAVEL AGENT- for firm. Word Perf.5.1. LD) small agency In Glad- PT. all year. Flex, hours. to trade homs Improve- stop In snd fill out sn Experience req'd. Congenial working condi- ENHANCER IN ment plans for high-end application. stone, 1 year mln. exp. 908-526-0100 Sabre or Apollo axp. a tions. Jefre Bridals art ft printing, For Infor- SALES MOT- A leader In 908-968-7733 mation call Brian 276- Clntas Corporation LEGAL SECRETARY- the weight loss Industry plus call 908-234-0144 or YOUR AD. IT COSTS 4497 Si New England Avenue Wsstfield Law firm seeks Is looking for enthusias- lax resume 908-234-0355 Plscataway, N.J. 08854 well qualified secretary tic, outgoing Individuals Attn. Pam Fax #(908)981-0737 with emphasis on trust who enjoy working w/ 5090 AS LITTLE AS $7 Advertise Equal Oppty. Employer snd estates. Must have people In a aalea/aervlce WAITER/WAITRESS Empfoymant Wantatf experience and undsr- tnvir. Prevloua sales/ Full/Part time. Experi- in the Classified! COLLEGE STUDENTS stsndlng of wills, trusts, mot. exp. s must. F/T Inenced preferred but will- PER WEEK WELCOME aatate end trust adminis- Edison, E.Brunswick ft Ing to train. Apply in per- Semlnstsr Break Work tration. Including prepa- Union areas. Csll Mary son after 3pm. Grandy's PERSONAL CARE ARE YOU A $11.35 ration of accountings ss (906) 549-1310 Diner, 842 Rt. 206, Hllls- SERVICE- Polish ladles 1-5 weeks wsll as general book- boro or call 90B-2B1-9696 looking for care for TELEPHONE Remain P/T, keeping skills. Full or elderly/sick. Uve In/out. SALES EXPERT? 201-316-0553 part time. Call Joanna at 6ALE8/PRINT1NQ Experience w/refs. 908-233-4262. Commissioned Sales 908-969-2530 Forbes newspapers CRUISE SHIPS Rep. FT/PT for printing SOM needs a Telemarketing HIRING— Earn up to $2,000 +/mo. working on co w/Dealan Studio in Part-nnm Specialist. You Must becr MANAGEMENT companies In Central NJ. Forbes ulae ship* or land-tour ErtspJoytmnt teem oriented, self- p TRAINEES Call D. Frtederg at 5100 Vrnaainetlve i companiesci . WorlWld TravelTl. No Seeking Manager Train- (212) 594-7971 Or Fa* Cafser investments/ NEWSPAPERS lertftdlscVl sxp. necessary. For eea/Asst. Mngrs. & Resume (212) 894-8795 * DIVISION OF TOMES INC. SsX'«perf.nc. | ^S^^f^ Saleapsopls for Immed. AEROBIC INSTRUC- Opportunities s plus! Excellsnt salary, positions. 1st yr. mgrnt TORS— needed for To Place Your Ad Call OODo commission ft bsneflts. CUSTOMER SERVICE or earning poll $24,000- Bridgewater area health Send rssums: Forbes CLEP.ICAL/SHIP'G. Ideal $60,000 yearly. Advance- Ads in Classified club. 906-218-1155 Some adt luted in tbii chi- 1-949 Newspspera, PO Boxfor housewtves/studsnts. ment, bfts. A Incentives. ARTIST DESIGNER- tificttion may rteiuirt M fee 699, Somervllle, NJ 08876 Growing msilorder co. Csll 818-0882 don't cost — Free Lance for textiles, to pHTlbatt information Ann: Rick Keetsnbsum. FT/PT days. To $7 hr. + ask for Mr. Qrap They pay! wail coverings, dln- and/or mttrriaU regarding bnfts. Middlesex or Mr. Wentura nsrware, 908-232-6245 career investment* andlor Boro. 908-605/1200. 9O8-2S4-B301 M-F 3-5pm. opportunities December 6,7,8,1995 Forbes Newspapers SMU-1 AutomotiweGiiide Some Things Just Naturally Cost Less 908-782-3673 908-782-3673 908-782-2400 908-782-3331 Fi&» lilKltPI 1 908-782-3331 Flemniton 908-788-5858 & Flemincrtion 908-788-5858 Family Off Dealerships 908-782-2025 Flemington 908-782-3600 908-782-3331 Ftenri Flemi INFINITI 908-782-2025 908-782-7500 908-782-6868 908-782-2400 23 Brands, Over 3500 Vehicles Rts. 202 & 31, Flemington, NJ 3.7'* Call 1-800-NEW-CARS Where You Expect To Pay Less! SMU-2 / Forbes Newspapers iuide December 6,7,8,1995 HOOO AAA NORTHEAST AUIOMOBILLS Buys law model Jeeps, Thfcfcs Mar Van* AtMto mat Vans trucks, care. (201) 376- 4199 or (909) 622-0675. HONDA 9* CMC- "ORD S3* ESCORT LX- PLYMOUTH SS AC- SBIZBD CARS FROM door Hatchback, 4 cyl, 5 spd. fwd, ps, pb CLAIM LX- V9, auto, MERCEDES 'ti spaad, power brakes, ac, sm/im/cas. good OVERSTOCKED SITS- Porsches, Cadil- BS'PIPTH WHEEL "T4 AC, full pwr. 52Kml, 300 SO lacs. Chevys. BMW's, if aL^Jft A^%anA*Ba*Siab.aa1 driver slrbag, AM-Flt cond, asking •7600. or 98500., runa grmt, good Exc*H*nt cond., Corvettee. Also Jeeps, 4 M, BJBBBJ *M*V**WrSBMEf st*r*o/csss*tt*. rear 00,494-0905 cond. CaH 90*707-1109 fuHy operationaerational SMOO SUPER SETTLE 71 looks new, maintained WO's- Your area. ToKfre* BO' Call (9O9)4(9O9)45»OM05 . wiper/Defr, less than 1400-9994779 Ext. A- 17,000 mile*. Excsllsnt 97-»k*up PONTIAC 99 ORAND VW- 34.090 ©rig. mHee by m* book. 96200. AmSTRtAMTW.TRL Condition. 9779S/BO Craw cab, walk In uti PRIX- 301. V9, 122k,Naw time * machanlcala, GMC TRUCKS 6139 for current HeMngs atlck shift, 92600. B/O Days (909) 279-2444 Clearance- n*w pkkupa, cab/chasale, dump 2Sft.. good cond.. ml or 90S-7S3-O452 box, 9cyl. auto, 4x4, am/ •2500. AH power, 90S- Eves. (SOS) 9914291 w/o lowing 94 OMC v*- fm cua, ps.pb, dual gas 905-9C34 909-729-0344. trucks, paasengar, cargo t high cub* vans. hld*. <9O9J7a»-779T. BQ1S*Uik*arSi MERCEDES-BENZ- 90. tanks, naw angina at SOk. PONTIAC 91 SONMRD CHBW 7S CORVBTTB 19OE, 2.9, 1 owner, 66K Jimmy's, 4WD's, Custom built, truck bodlos, tor a total of SSfc, 19,500.CONVERTIBLE- 8E 25th annlvaraary ml. Silver, Qar. kept gaa or diesel, aom* I*f1ov*ra and all now "TOP' TAURUS SI TRAILER 909-271-2939 While, mint cond, 3.1 modal,30,S72k, we. ortg, •14,000/BO 799-964/ KICK" medium duty s*ri*« up to 54,600 OWV.i 19ft, aelf contained, loaded, silver cooID*p . 350 QMAC laaalng or financing, discounts, demo *l**i> •, ac n*w Mrsta, VOUNtfAOON SS* CAB- FORD- 99 Taurus, War v9, an pwr, ac, tut •3600. 909-272-9977 RIOLKT- Low mllag*. wagon, well-maintained. wheel, cruls*, ABS, auto., Mop*t-top*, r914,900/BO specials A rebatae on a*l*c1*d models, No ood cond. 6 spaad AC, auto, 72K ml, S4000. alarm, tinted window, 909-629-2994 find Sales eomm, top CSI RATINGS. SOTS'Family Vane 13°,000. 7S9-6SS9 909-272-0755 mag wheels, 39k, 99.000. CHRVSTLCR 4S99 CON- 9O9-391-4989 HI,00 *^^SJSB*ar ^V^M^V B*a V^^W *BW*^fBI ACURA 99 INTEORA FORD— 91 Explorer XLT, VERTIBLE- 95,500 Two COLONIAL MOTORS UfMTtui** QS- Sap. 2dr, black, 4DR, fuHy equipped 91k, FONTIAC S3' QRAND Green, 909-847-1959 UOA 1 S I • Truck* ana° Van* only Sik, ae, aunrf ABS, Ilk* naw $10,000. Call AM- Maroon, auto, 4 Wheel NORTH »RANCus RTH sa(SOMCRVILLCw ) •100 • nnwwlna loaded. Immac, $9200/ 909-359-9497 DR. 4 cyl.am/lm/csss CHHYBTLffR 1SS9 CON- 1 ••00-779-0717 Ml* 911S • Parts, Acce*- BO 90S-2S3 0239 perfect cond. SOK hwy VERTIBLE- 9J.900 mis, Ora*n. 909447-19S9 Fun FORD SS F1SS PICK ama^a^Law aa^Bal -^saal • 91 Taurua QL, U9>- 143k, good cond, S19S- ansiw Ww #sa i «• Loaded. Like now 95500 PONTIAC- 9000LE '99, OODOE- 73, Swinger. 2 in •cyl, stick, moving to AZ, Convertable, Had with 722-0932 fully loaded, alarm, axe. dr. Hardtop, MM cond. 1 •2600.906-4*94926 •130 • IHsasMMttMM Tan Int. Exceptional cond. garaged. 99900. owner, AH ortg. owner a HONOA- SI MM Aaoot, cond. 100k mllas, FOMD- PttOBC IX -90- Call (909|I 961-Oa9t manuale. 76K. ml. —" Forbes FORD- 76 plcfc-up. um low mlleag*. Oood tH.OOQ. 201-428-209* auto, S cyl., leathar Int., offer. 909-499-9404 Hy body, towingloom Shap*. S1090. 909- BMW- '77 3201, 2DR, digital, all pwr, loaded, SATURN 91 SL1- *4k, Classified •SOu/BO. Cal' Jim at: MMCD AlfTO CRCOrrr 90*-a866 or 219-6466 •4k ml., all manual en- 77k hwy ml. exc. cond. fully loaded, auto. axe. EL CA9MNO 97, 89399, a 9094404122 NatlonwW* auto leasing capt Iranr, f3000/BO. 95300/BO. 909-422-1294 cond. 99500/BO 399- dotaHad ang. dependable KAWASAKI SS NINJA STSS - Part* and 7792 Muat Sill Moving. red/black prof. main, ga- FORD- 99 F150, 73K EXT- rsOCC, mldnlt* S09-469-0KM QBO 94* TRACKER- raged, 94500/BO 4l9- ml., 4 apd. man. V9, we* Porche, Msrceaee, and purpto, 8k, M900/SO. BMW- M, 52SE. Excel- 4x4, Eae. cond. 10k. SATURN S3* SL- 4 dr.2429 maintained. Tool boxes, otherse Ot. Outefec credit ap- •09424-1 SOS AMY, lent condition, SSK mlkM, Estate sale IIO.WO. 39k, ac, rrdef, Int. wipers, ladder rack. 95900/BO. plicationi s 4 appproval*. flnaoc* aveM, CHEVY '77 NOVA- S s spaad, Cray with Mack Cat* 909-272-39S2 am/lm/cass. axe. cond. MVSTAMO 99 COUFC- 909461-1917 Haw mag. Flnanca-OnefHO-1141 cyl. 4 dr. rum w*H. 9500. leather Interior, cruise •7900. 909454-4931 2dr, 3sp straight 9, ra- CHBW- '77, Corvette. or b/o. call 909-722-3099. don* 3795, many naw 350 auto, neode paint ft OMC- •• TC7000 HiOU control, powar wlf»dow*, SATURN 94 SLS 4dr. tntsrtor work. 94200/BO. eon roof, on board com- partss, 1M.000AO etralghl truck wrth 22 in CHIAtlO\At CHEW 71 HOMZA- VI, auto, ac, am/fm cass, 9k, 909-3S359-350I 9 van body. 29,000 QVW, puter. Asking S4M0. 909- •12.000. Uk* ntw.Shown Auto, sport hatchback, T62-1SB2 after 6PM tailgate, low mileage. VI HICLl S run* good, Bast offsr. HONDA SI ACCORD- wkends. 90*447-2037 PONTIAC S9TBMP1ST CORVETTE- SB le*Asking M200/BO. Call •O9-359-S22S 339— Custom Convert- Mue, loaded, 4+» tran*. 906-797-6335 MUCK BO LCSABRE- 1 4dr, AC, am/fm/tape, low ible. Muat aeN 94400. or New Urea. 2K stereo sys. S419- BAJA SI- MPT. S4S •OHO MAVERICK 70— owner, «M power, hava all mileage, auto trans, PS, 4x4, auto, ac, pw, pb,beat offer. 369-3SH Viper alarm. In-daah 88- red/black, mare. 43k Ofig. ml., • cyl, naw repair records. Muat be Beautiful condition. /f t, i trw hfth radar, low mileage. 999 h.p. Bwvo drlv*. •sen to appreciate. Can 910.900 (909) 54S-9593 AACOM AUTO A Trueh 199) loadrll* Iraller. parts, (net brake* a e>- rfrk, good condd, 1109k, 99450. 909-759-7272 buyer*. Top •• paid. tutt syst, needs torn* 691-9791 HONDA SO ACCORD •3000. 909-97S4M13 Sam* day cash. many artraa. mint cond. body work • paint (Ob. LX— 4dr. 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PHCB Ptchup-LoealVe* 9IH0- loofca Ilka a 77 Asking S3S60. 722-799d cond. 910,500. call 909- 94500/mO 909-909-7027 ad, show room cond. JVC stereo. WMt*/Blk. bo. 799-3476 791-0873 Int., New Springs, struts, Fortnula.ps, pb, auto, air, TOVOTA SS PASEO- S2k, phona, alarm, sun FORD BRONCO rear defrost, runa good, CHEW SB' CAMHCE- HONDA' "93 CMe OX, «r«s, battery, shocks ft CAH WONT SRU.T You Wagort. Asking |99S. ac, 49k, 4ap*ak*f stereo roof, 912,000. 369-3499 plugs. Runs ft look* Nko S3 Eddl* Bauer, blue ml pasted Imp. fiOOO/BO Good cond. call 909-469- 2OR. Sspd. Blk, low ml. cass, alloy whls. ram — Soveraten, MMf wnfMs* inf. tlntvo may sat more by pMng H 908-251-4B5D Exc. cond. S95O0. Call a mlntl 101k Hwy ml. wind, futly loaded, 51K awayl Free pfcknip. 909-238-9347 aunrf, Ssp, apoller, 12k, never driven In (he *(rioM500/BO. 97000. 909-973*949 rain, 122,000. •094744779 mi. let 917,000 takee H. 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AC, 9 cyl., 4 cyl, 2.9 Mar, 36k ml on Call BIH 909-789-1983 loaded, many new parti. 909-271-W52. LINCOLN- 'SI Mark '•1 Signature sarlaa, Maka offer 7S*-24O7. loaded, showroom cond. auto, AM/FM Stereo naw engine. Must Ball VI- 2Dr, Blk. on Blk., in th» ClMUitied! 62fc. 912,600. 22MM9. cast 93800. 763-2901 •8800 firm. 909 2724195 •UICK- 95 Park Ava. AVAM SB v9, auto, am/ aether Int., pwr. moonrf, gray, a dr. sunroof, 2 frn cast, «2k, $5500. looks A runs excel. Ask- naw tlras, runs wall. Just 9O9-S90-3S14 Ing 94200. 908-999-2534. ROYAL CHEVROLET/GEO ova* 100K ml. I190WBO. OODQE 94 INTREPID MERCEDES Rout* 28 fO»-ai9-1646 EB- Black/Qrey. 37k, All S2'3S0SEC- 2 dr. exc. AUTOSODY REPAIR BY Just East Ol Rt. 28 & Rt. 287 Intersection Pwr. ABS, Muat Seat cond. Lots of extras, SELL YOUR CAR FAST! ANTHONY- S auto ds- Bound Brook NISSAN- 97 PuUsr, 5 taiNng. Low rates - fre* •pd, AC, Cast. T-top, Asking! 14,800. 112.500. 90k. 489-9245 SO9-399-O934 •MlmatM. 294-0991. (908) 356-2460 good eond. 101K mi., MERCEDES 99 MHZ 9l19AM-SiOPF'M 12500. 908-eSS-IISO FORD 97 ESCORT QT- 93k, gas angina, exc. WM..FH. 4 cyl, S spd. Loaded cond,17500. 9H9AM-9H9PM POHT1AC S7 GRAND AM from factory black, ml 908-699-1915 SE— Stp, 4cyl, lunrf, grey Int. 9SK wall malnl. • 250,000 Rtsderg pw, axe running eond, mllaa, v«ry good condi- CLAYTON AMERMAN DODGE •1700 «oer5»5 NISSAN- 94 Sentra XE, •For 139.00 W9 will tion, Asking only f 2,600. SSMS AAA 1*999 "74 Years ol Sales and Service" 618-2565 leave message. loaded, auto w/OO, air, Main Street, Peapack AM/FM Cass. only 9,200 publish your Sf FRSS REMOVAL M FORD ** PROSE LX- ml. Top cond. 99900. 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AM/FM CSM, p. caM. whoa. 4 cyl. aulo, pi. pb, aJc, AM/F wmdowt/locki, cruli*. 56,665 miles. averythina, aunrool, Black, &M$4 mikn, W. 87.815 mtrai, V\H. #LS0OO2S4 eki, < VIN. #T1124S4S. #K2007A 1. wmmmmmmmmmmmmm Al pnoes ind. ai costs to be paid by a cortsumer encept for kc. costs, reg. tees, & (axes. Not resp. for typos. *36 mo. closed end leases sUbjed to approval by primary lender. Lessees resp.for maint., excess wear & tear & at end of lease for mileage in eRcess of 12,000 mi/yr at 20 cents/tni. Er>d o( lease purch. option at fair market vdue. Corner of Rt. 22 E. & Somerset St.. North Plainfiold. NJ MON-TRI '! •» SAT o 8 ANY 008)753-1500 J !%v- BONAFIDE lillHMitlliMoli • '• < I AM' . DiSf*J* OUR CUSTOMERS We Speak: French, Spanish, Hatlan, Portuguese, Korean, Vietnamese, Mahdaffi, Russian, & Yiddish! SMU-4 / Forbes Newspapers ?uide December 6, 7, 8,1995 No hassle. No grief. Price is price. 33 As if parting with your hard-earned money isn't difficult enough. 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Which, in The 1996 Saturn SL, Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price SPORT UTILITY VEHICLE F(hiA OOr'l 'nc^li^e>< retailer preparation and IV 11 I f\f\ **\ I tnuuportatim. Tax, lictnM, option* and the case of Saturn, is 1996 Acura 2.5 and 3.2 Us Available v L*r J \J\J\Jj Aak-required equipment aSitutnal Each a lot. Hope to With Special Factory Low-Payment Leases! retail facility u> mp,w \ Choose from ) Cnmry s. 4-Runners, / Av.ilons Pick-ups. Tercels, This week the Toyota Outlet makes Lnnd Cruisers. Hummers, etc. { nil Sign nnd ^,—— Drive' / \\C it easy to enjoy the holidays... just^ ,' •" t i I 4 I Here s SIGN& J No Money Down ' what you need: DRIVE GNo Bank Fees ^Driver's License Approval inaavanceoy phone. Here's what you get...a hew •Old Credit Problems? •New to the Area? •No Prior Credit History? G No Security D/P r^Auto Insurance •Divorce? 'Bankruptcy? •First Time Buyer? '96 Camry LE Sedai^, •New Job? 'Recent Grad? 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AF^ ••,-.: u..••« L. , i •TOTA An AM ftf C=«^S''f'-** ^I.!IJ (l"ft^ ' h-"r r,g > ''• '• .'-..-! .l-'l'- r"*iL-Mp*'n!',l tojrleri E< ConK' 1993 RANGER 1990 GRAND MARQUIS 1987 SABLE GS WAGON fOHD4Cyl. AWFMCJSS 55DIIM.! rj/l'H Mi.-- I. i.nnj •."[•n. •••• ».-i ;MIK' ,,, L-jiW.fWiPL Ht ICI Mori Ei ConrJ' RT. 202, FLEMINGTON, N.J.* (908) 788-5700 1-800-TOYOTA-6 O-BOO 869-6826) • 1-800-HUMMER-8 d-soo-486-3378) Prices excludes lax only *Closed-end lease for previous T.M.C.C only: 10,000 mi allowance/year 106/mi over allow, no purchase option, total of pym'ts $10,764. +4-Dr, 4-Cyl, PS/PB, Stk#60054, VIN#TU671^2, MSRP: $23,523. Ad offers may not be combined Forbes Newspapers Lr" »•». Holiday House Tours December 6, 7,8,1995 /.k v.' 2-December 6,7,8,1995 A Fort* Newspaper! Supplement Forbes Newspapers Cheryl Fwiake Nathan 8h«houi Real Estate Special Section! 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Kuzsma - 272-8337 Worden & Green - 874-4700 ROSILLI $119,900 FRANKUNTWP. $2*9,900 CORPORATE OWNID Vinyl sided Colonial features 4 tog bdrms, formal dining Cash in your pockett You canl beat what you get for the ANNANDALE $499,000 MILLSTONE/HILLSBOROUGH $184,900 room, full basement on quiet residential street. Great price. 3,000 tq It colonial with 5 BR's, 3 lull baths on over family house. So bring the kids! Great value. Wont last. a 1 VJ ac., private drive, huge rooms, large deck, central SPECTACULAR VICTORIAN A FAMILY HOME Doni delay! vac & a/c. Seeing is believing, so call lodayl Gracious country living in scenic estate setting, 5 Beautiful 3 bedroom ranch w/garage, full base* MA STATIWIDt MALTY IRA CLASSIC LIVING MALTY bedroom Victorian Colonial with great room con- ment, stone fireplace, central air, H/W floors & (Mt| U4-U00 (SOS) 722-1 IIS taining floor to ceiling fireplace. Large kitchen w/ private yard on cul de sac location. Wont last! island counter top Jenn Air Range, 5th bedroom suitable lor office. Century 21 Worden & Green Century 21 Worden & Green 908-874-4700. 908-874-4700. Too New so a TO ADVERTISE For Photo IN THIS SPACE mCATAWAV I1MJ0O WHITIHOUSt STATION $1*3,500 INORMOUS KXFANMD RANCH "Americana" Model m Whttehouse Station Village CALL Featuring Lfl w/Woodbuming Stove, Dining Room, w»th2BigBdrms.)2.5Baths, Formal DiningRoom, ReaJ Country Kltchen,4MassJveBedfOoms-2Full Fireplace with oak mantle in Living Room, Full 908-722-3000 Baths - Full Basement, Oversized 2 Car Oarage, Finished Basement and Garage, Amenities Qa- ROSELLE $135,000 Lots of Room tor All - On large comer tot - adjacent lore: CAC, Oak Moldings, AllappNancesffid more. A CLASSIC COLONIAL ext. 6201 to Children's Park. Hurry- Doni wait! For the fussiest buyer - a pristine, 4 bedroom, 2 HU QUUN CITY MALTY IRA STATtWtOI MALTY bath colonial on a beautiful 75x100 lot. Large (IM| MM4W rooms include a 16x15 master bedroom and an 18x14 living room. Screened porch, fireplace, and a heated garage are just some of the extras inside. Century 21 D..Sr. Kuzsma Realty 908-272- 8337. V _V t 44 ELM ST. • WESTFIELD.NI t,'. 276-0370 4 — December 6,7,8, RealEstate A Forbei Newspapers Supplement Cranford Somervllle This cape cod, in This sprawling, excellent condition, cwneroocupied two- sits on a quiet dead- family stately home fits on a coiner lot end street It has in the most presti- three bedrooms, an gious section of attached garage and town. Old world charm is found in- a nice fenced yard. side and out From Ihe residence is the arched doorways priced to sell at to the heavy natural $149,000. For more trim, this home has character. Brand information, call roof and fur- Mangels and Co. Re- nace. altors in Union at For more infor- mation, call Sena 688-3000. Realty at 253-8400. Cranford Immaculate center HOUSE entry colonial lo- cated on park-like property in desirable Riverside neighbor- hood featuring a liv- ing room with fire- place, formal dining room and three bed- rooms, all with spar- kling hardwood floors. You'll be proud to call this fine house your home! For more in- formation, call Isoldi Associates in West- field at 232-5556. IISOLDI ASSOCIATES UCENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER 908-232-5556 ARCHITECTS RETREAT Ai the tun drop* below the tree line, four case darts from the Mating western tkr to the eastern darkness. LifhU trota the New Tort skyline bedtt to twinkle. The penoruu inspires and eicltes. It dominates TOUT Interest and Imagination. The drama of natuie'schan|lnf seasons enhances the kitchen and ^nlnf.iMni, family and recreation rooms. Soaring stone fireplaces lend a wonderfully textured ROSEUE PARK $199,900 WESTFIELD $199,900 counterpoint to the stark glass walls and blend magjeaty with the vaulted cedar MOVEIN CONDITION JUST LISTED! plank ceilings, A thoughtful mil of hardwood and QuirTyUk floon completes the Pristine bend* section Colonial featuring a living Just i hop skip and a )ump to Elementary school natural aesthetic. Three baths and four tery private bedroosns are cantaDr roomw/lvtplec*, forma) dining room, large updated and also convenient located to town and NYC secluded. The? provide a jolting contrast to the open entertainment areas. Nestled EIK, famHy room w/altdsntodtck and pool, 3 BRi, trans, this 4 bedroom home features s living room, high into the hillside on a wooded cul de sac, this Mountainside contemporary 11/2 oaths and more. A must seel formal dining room, EIK, 2 full baths and much combines the natural warmth of Frank Lloyd Wright with the cool essence of Miles more. Be the first to see this great buy! van der Robe. The architect, at homeowner, enjoyed 20 yean in toil amenityflUed private retreat Offered at $389,000 Call Jim Fawcett to preview. CARROLL MELLOR REALTY 1ft +* From Cottages to Castles' WESTFIELD $179,900 CRANFORD $239,900 418 Central Avenue A1 OPPORTUNITY LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION! Charming building with retailspsce on the first floor Westfield, NJ and a 2 6edroom apartment on the second. High visibility location across from Elementary School, a IMng room with fireplace, formal dining room, (908) 233-4600 on a large lot with room for expansion. Call today ftree bedrooms iH wM sparkling hardwood floors and be ft business tomorrow! YouU be proud to call this fine house your home! it < r i ^ ; / i '(It; A Forbes Newspaper! Supplement RealEstate Decembers, 7,8,1995-b Garwood Interiors freshly piinted, hardwood flooring juit redone, this crisp, clean, lovely ipWr level home, set on a ooqr cul- de-sac, is ready for your ap- proval. The roof was new in 1993. This one-owner home £^flbj£jg UjliMAtt lifc ftlfl^tol Jl^hAtaykk features three bedrooms, one and a half baths, a on*car at- tached garage and a fenced backyard. For more infor- mation, call Carroll Mellor Re- alty in Westileld at 233-4900. Westfield ELIZAIETH UNION classic colonial features ' ELMORA HILLS BEAUTY PREMIER HOME six bedrooms, three baths, a This is truly one ol the Elmora Hills finest. Feat's When only the best will do, this lovely 4 BR colonial fabulous kitchen with a break- include Lfl w/cath ceiling, FDR, mod EIK, kg. MBR offers new everything. Kit, bath, f am rm w/FP. fin w/maslef bth, two more great size BR's. Total of 2.5 bsmt and deck overlooking park like yard. A must fast nook, a heated sun porch, bths, huge FR overlooks beautiful yard. Garage, seef Wont last at $204,900. a living room with a fireplace bsmt&CAC $174,900. and many improvements. This elegant home lists for $984,000. For more information, call Burgdorff Realtors' Westfield office at 233-0065. Metuchen Life's finer moments have no more appropriate setting than ROSELLE PARK ROSELLE PARK this handsome Redwood con- NEW CONSTRUCTION CREAM PUFF temporary five-bedroom colo- 50x150 lot. Quality construction, 4 Bfl's, 3 full Expanded cape with lull bath every level, 4 BR's. All baths, 3 rooms on 1st level, 6 rooms on 2nd level. brick & vinyl Gracious LA w/FP, Irg. mod El Kit, fin nial. Fireplace, pool, state of Possible mother/daughter, maintenance free exte- bsmt w/bar and full bth. 2 car garage, electric the art kitchen and hot tub are rior, Anderson windows, 2 car garage. Still time to garage door opener, enclosed back porch. Quality a few of its features. The home select colors. Asking $229,900 built. lists for $399,000. For more in- formation, call Winhold Really in Metuchen at 494-7677. 25 years experience Vita Zoltak Prcsidenl/Reillor CRANFORD $200,900 NORTH WJUNF1ILD $179,900 CHARMING VICTORIAN LOVELY COLONIAL The chirm of «notr*r «ra capture* your heart torn tht moment g you itapomottw from porch. CeMntetrwrioiKiayttnddecMrw 3 btdrrxms. 1.5 bittu, hirdwood Hoon, firtpttca, CAC. nc hUh in the 3/4 bedroom, 1.5 bath Vdomn home in Crtnlord room ind • KfMfwd porch ire |u*i a few ol tta fine datum Enjoy baking cochin in the nmw oak kKchan, you'll tow ths you'll find, all grac«(utty Muatad on an wcaptooaay Itrg* tat. convwi«nc«l of thi 1H Br liundfy and you K findrvlaxatio n on tht ConvtniafiticcMtloNYCbua Can today tor your prwiew wrap around deck. PS 1672. CRANFORD CRANFORD Tht (Mm glow of i flraphct you in t* 7 Comfort md iptc* In tWi kwity 7 room homt. Tbt room to uptdlf* hn Ixtn expanded to ktdudt two huge btdreomvKl orw *Mhi prtvttt bath, Friindty nalgrv- WESTPIILO $319,900 $389r000 THE EASY LIFE... SPACIOUS CUSTOM COLONIAL ..can bt your* tn thai qurty burit townhonw n lh« tm\ at dwmtwm Canttf haN cotomal tocatBd on a trae Imad itnet in Crantort TfWQi Dnpni ft ^MQOUi Win nrOWu nri, lFpc, uVM^tfi M"* in m un, iMturflt hrdtvd firs throughout, living room with firtpiice. format MEEKER SHARKEY, REALTORS wMI bt I drop ofl lamrm.pirtm.2oy«iWdflfli.«^»MW.W>o<*M(t.Mc«xlf)t dining room. EIK, family room, first floor laundry, 5 bedroom*, 25 BRIDGEWATER $199,700 BRANCHBURG $119,416 RANCH! IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY!! 14* x 22* living room with fireplace! 2 bed- Quiet Court-like setting abuts wooded rooms! Finished lower level with access to acres. Immaculate! Relocating one-own- rear yardl 17 x 20' deck! PS, 2-car at- tached garage! er! 2 bedrooms - 2 baths - Mint!! P.S. Jacuzzi! i CENTERBRIDGEII 4H SMlti Drivt • BrktatWitff, NJ • 0N07 M17254030 • 10 im to 3 pm lor application Plus $580 electricity MONTH GREEN BROOK $199,700 MARTINSVILLE $419,700 Beautiful one bedroom apartments. Wooded! Top-O1-The Mountain Oasis! 3 PROFESSIONALOFFICE/HOME We are now accepting applications for this award-winning residence. bedrooms - 2 fireplaces - Country Kitchen! CM Business Zone • Great opportunity for This impeccably maintained residence features wonderful common 2 car garage! professional location! Convenient to Exit areas with both game room and community rooms, beauty parlors, GREAT BUY! #33, Rt. #78 or Rt. #22 and #287 laundry & security on premises. Close to library, post office and shopping malls and shuttle service is available to shopping. 2333 Immediate Occupancy Stff, wcurt, 1 V ( , "•< i*f' i *> \ \ - - \ \ s .' i- •/•'" 1 -VI IJ «• it. / • •* '•••••*;""J"•». V ''.T ' "A * 14 r r.rvvvv. •*«*»• •' rv\ A Forbes Newspapers Supplement RealEstate Decembere.7,8,1995-7 I HE To Advertise REAL ESTATE SI KYIM, SOMI RSI I. \lll)|)|LSI \\ IM()\(OlMIl NEW HOURS mimmmm Monday, Tuesday and Thursday - 8:15am to 8pm Wednesday & Friday } 8:15am to 5:15pm e. ::•'••• . .. •' • •-/1 .'. CAMEMAREADY ,.:s' You'll Reach Over 120,000 ;••' • Homes With Your Ad!! IM • MONDAYS «4; PM HOUSE HUNTINQf- TMi newspaper wd not Uss your computsrl Call Our Pax li Optn HEAL I STATE knowingly accept any ad* tor FREE floppy disk. RE- POR FAX CONFIRMATION vsrtlslng for rsal Mtata ALTORS Homestead Net Men., Ti*l.,Thurs, IdSAM-IPM; Wed. 4 • ri. 6:1SAM.3:15PM NIP Hornet) Undac which it In violation of Properly Search System. 24 Hturt, IIMjOOO the law. Our readers ara A'FORDAIll MODU- No cost for use. NOT on 908/722-3000 Informed that all dwell- LAR- Custom Homas. Internst. 1-800-S42-768S 7D«yiAWttk FMM inga advertised In thla ERrC Aesoc. often Mgh newtpaper art available quality cuetomltod on an equal opportunity homaa, docks and arson- buit. housoa that ara Afford- sbla. PIMMIM aval** CENTRAL JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES Complaints of dlscrlmln* aMtto queWW buyers. lion In housing on tht (60t) 464-1617 5OYRFIXEDI 15YRFIXED OTHER bull of raca, color, APP 8100-UH Mid Acrta* cried, ancMlry, marital •fUNCHUURQ- FEE RATE PTS APR RATE PTS APFRATE PT8 APR •110'OMffArM status, MX or handicap Starllno bum 4 Mrar Lfjndtr. Citv. Phone 6120-Wanted to Buy should ba mada to New Colonial, hardwood viJQ * sMftaaejesj aiw JffMy DMslon on Civil floors, t car garaga, Amboy National Bank.Old Bridga MO-MI-«M 200 7.00 3.00 7.35 .38 3.00 6.91 4.75 2.50 7.97 A full bamt. 1 acra wMews rHianCHM Rights, 363 W. Stats St., 7,25 000 7.25 7.25 0.00 7.88 G •140-Mlsc Reel tstste Tranton, NJ 08618. $ 259.900. FISCHER RE- Axia Fed'l Sav Bk,Wdbrdg Tmhp wi 4M 7200 3507.13 3.00 7.43 Phont (608)292-4605. ALTORS 90M34-402S Capital Funding, Partlppany Mo-Mt-t7M 0 7.75 0.00 7.75 .38 0.00 7.38 5.50 1.00 6.24 A IQUAL BRIDQEWATER HOUSINO HOLIDAY SPECIAL Cenlar Federal Savings, Trenton aoo-sM-ai44 no 7.13 3.00 7.45 1.75 3.00 7.26 7 75 3.00 8.03 A OPPORTUNITY 2 Weeks Fras. Beautiful 6.68 0.00 7 68 C mult! floors 3 bedrooms, Charter Fed'l Savings, Randolph 2OI-$M~UOO S»S 7.50 0.00 7.50 .99 0.00 6.99 All rtil titatt advartiitd cathedral ceilings, luxuri- Corestates Mortgage Services 925 6.99 3.00 7.35 .38 3.00 6.97 6.13 3.00 7.78 C In this newspaper la sub- ous master lulls ovar |ect to tht Federal Fair looking pond. Available First Advantage Mtge, Raritan Ml-8^3-0400 295 6.75 3.00 707 .38 3.00 6.97 7.88 0.00 7.89 6 Housing Act ol 1960 immediately, flexible BERNARDS TOWN- 7.00 3.00 7.32 .50 3.00 7.01 5 13 3.00 8.04 A which makaa It illagai to SHIP- CH Colonial. 2 lease. First Fidelity Bank •00-438-73)2 375 advartlM any preference story on 3 woodsd prl- WEICHMT REALTOR! First Savings Bank SLA, Edison toi-125 44w 350 7.75 0.00 7.75 25 0.00 7.26 6.88 0.00 6.68 C limitation or dlicrlmJna- vita acras. 5 BR, 3Vk 60>76MH0 tlon baaad on race, •00-247-07773151 6.86 2.50 7.16 6.25 2.50 6.93 4.50 1.75 6.49 A color, religion, tax or na- baths, closa to 781287, BRIDGEWATER- Estats First United Mortgage Co tional origin, or an inten- Far Hills addrass, 3 car sale 4 bdrm. raissd 5.88 3.00 6.54 N/P N/P N/P sttachad gar. Sat. & Sun. ranch 1 acre $189,900 Freedom Mortgage Corp. •00-UO-S700 350 6.63 3.00 7.04 tion to make any such 7.13 0.00 7.55 H praftrtnet, (imltailon or 124pm. CaM for dl- exclusive Itsting. Snooze Hudson City Savings Bank •01-541-4940 375 N/P N/P N/P 7.25 0.00 7.30 discrimination, fictions. 906447.3960. you loose. FISCHER RE- By own». 1599,000. ALTORS 908-5344025 Ivy Mortgage Corp •00-419-5363 300 6.66 3.00 N/P §.36 3.00 N/P 4 25 3.00 N/P A Kentwood Financial Services •00-353-tlM 150 7.50 0.00 7.55 7.13 0.00 7.13 N/P N/P N/P Morgan Cirtton Fin'l, Matawan M0-M2-9719 0 6.75 2.86 6.M 25 2.68 6.46 3.60 2.88 4.36 A CALL COLDWKLL BANKER Natwest Home Mortgage •00 Ul-f7ai 375 7.13 3.00 743 .75 3.00 7.26 5 00 2.50 N/P A New Century Mtge, E. Brunswick M6-»M-46QO 970 7.25 1.50 7 40 .75 1.50 6.99 5.50 1.50 5.64 A SCHLOTT, REALTORS" NJ Home Funding Grp, Keyport toi - ui -taia 0 6.75 3.00 7.10 .36 3.00 6.93 4.50 3.00 4.80 A Peapack-Gladitone Bank N6-294-07002009 N/P N/P N/P 50 0.00 7.50 7.50 0.00 7.46 Q Rahway Savings Institution •01-3*1-1100 325 7.68 0.00 7.88 7 25 0.00 7.25 7.13 0.00 7.13 I Source One Mtge Svcs.Cranford too-67o-4i$7 aoo 7.00 3.00 7.36 50 3.00 7.11 6.50 3.00 6.85 R Sovereign Bank, Union •O6~sio-t74f3oog 7.50 0.00 7 53 .99 0.00 7.03 4.50 3.00 7.99 A r.25 0.00 7.30 Sterling National Mortgage.Clark MO-MI-WS 295 7.63 0.00 7.66 8.25 0.00 6.52 B United National Bank, Plainfield #01-429-2240 400 7.38 3.00 7.69 1.75 3.00 7.24 5.50 2.00 7.71 A 7.25 0.00 7.35 Valley National Bank, Wayne MO-U*-4IOO 450 7.75 0.00 7.81 7.65 0.00 7.73 Q W.F.S. Mortgage, Warren »oi-i73 MM 0 7.50 0.00 7.52 7.13 0.00 7.14 5.75 0.00 N/P 0 7.68 0.00 7.99 4.75 1.00 6.05 A World Savings BO6-7M-B6MI75« 7.25 0.00 8.00 TEWKSBURY TOWNSHIP $650,000 (A)1 Yr Arm (B)M Yr Jumbo (C)5/1 Arm (0)15 Yr Bi-weekly (E)10 Yr Fixed (F) 10/1/30 (Q)7/1 Yr Arm (H)10/1 Arm (1)10/2/50 Arm (J)30 Yr Home Program (K)3/3 Arm (L)5 Yr Balloon (M)3/1 Arm (N)20 Yr Flied Custom built 4000 sq fl Contemporary Cape on 3+ beauti- (0)1 Yr Jumbo (P)Constr Loan (Q)M Yr Biweekly (fl)Ut Time Buyers.restrictions (S)Home Equity (T)1/1 Arm fully landscaped for privacy acres. Includes office or in-law (a)rale locked alar trial approval (b)150 app fee/5 yr Bal.(c)pts ref at closing (d)75 day lock (e)free float down rate (f)app fte ref at closing (g)|17S credit at closing (h)30 Yr - 1 st time homebuyer suite well designed floor plan. Call office for more details. APfFEe-slngletamly homes A.PflCon»K«lw«%iforc^ci*a«J^me(*Si9s«»« MINIMUM 45-60 day rate lock Rates are **pW by He lenders and are preeentod wlhout guefsnlee. Ralw and lernwe/e select to cr»nge. Lenders Werttted cotouieu h dlspsiylno fttometton should oontsct Coopetatve Mortons Wormttxw ® (201) 762 -M13 For more MormeBon,borrweri shotid OwiOOOHictiinlMrapolttianReglon esl IN lsnd««.Cofds«t ler^s fa Mornislion on o«w rmirtB^ BrtwftmM*WEjii» nalsA^fortypoyaphioalanofseiomMiom. Rates Medwares»«)plisdbythelsndsrs,oni1/2»712/1, N/P- -NoUtoideA ... SCHLOTT [H bylnsttufan. .• • ,^v. »- .. *.. • • 'CwW 19M Coapesrtve Mdrtbj^ li*irn»»kw - «lftighti Reserwd . 8-December 6,7,8,1995 Real Estate A Forbes Newspapers Supplement I MSCATAWAV DUNEUEN- 3br, 1 1/2 2 Family, exc. cond., WO bth, duplex, bsmt, off-str- good income, great area. VflCMMfl MfKMI pNg.lrg kit, ac, avail 12/1, Wrap-around porch, 2 + $1 fOO+utils. 424-9635 car del. gar, ttnced play yard. 1111,100. Princi- POCONOS- 2 BR, 2 DUNELLEH- furnished MONTGOMERY- 2 6RANCHBOP10- Fur- HIOHUNO PARK- 4 RARITAN- 41,000 pals only. MMM4M3. bath, loft on Jack Frost Studio apt. Prkg. AH utlls. bdrm, garage, yard, nished room for rent. madtrn turn, effkee. Sq.Pt. anouttrial Bia>one Mountain. Ask for Clilre supplied 1560/mo. 908- beautlfull Ming, $765, KMchMPrtvlMN,eailor deal tor siory-TS A Dl, loading- SOUTH PM.AINFIEID- 600-588-1606 233-2918, aft. 6pm. (914)364-6605. furtrwrlr>fo.82M4M nvy> power, WM oivkle. Vail Court- cul-de-sac, POCONOS- 3BR, Den, IDISON/NO.- Beautiful EOISON- Hollow South, NEW BRUNSWICK- 2 BRiDOlWATlW»lUC* CaHBrotiarBSS-iiSf 10 Irg rms, 4br, 3bths, 2 bdr, 11/2 bth fin. bsmt. luxury 1 BR, walk to train, central air, sprinkler sys, 2 blh, on-iiti sminltles (am, 2BR, 1st fl $600 w/ EMM— Roorwnete waitr Include skiing, $275/ In great dtvelop. $1250. new carpet, fresh paint, gar $750 w/o gar. util ed In JW home, 6460/ on 6 zone baseboard heat, per mth. By owner, bro- thermal windows, full wkand. Call 757-6849. patio, CAC, DW$800/mo. extra 609-737*772 molncMutJie. pkjaimo. routi 206. kers welcome. 906-549- H-728-S697W427-7M6 90M7 bsmt, 2-car garage, 908* 7966 NO PUD.- Clean, f 754-5162 FANWOOO- Near 60S4G6-640Q EM- tOIS 9400 quiet, |uit painted CRANfOIID- SSOO RENTALS SEOMINITER- The station. 4 rooms. 2 bdr, 2 heat/hw, off str pkg, 6OMERV1UE- 360 E. • * Hills, 2br, 2bths, garage, bths, $975. per mth, heal 8OFT. of prim* retail tow avaM.now.6650.956-2141 Main St. 90-110/wk, aptce In daairiWe down* alt appl, w/d, cac, no incld. avail Dec. 1st. cable, W. w/d parting. 6410-HamM fees, $1200.761-6081. 232-3381 NO. PL/O-2 br, 2nd fir, office) tewn area Municipal F garage, w/d hookup MR, 612/ BIOyiNITIR- The 9.ARW0OD- 9 room, NOITNUND RIALTY, b*mt.»M/mo utft, SOMIRVILLI- Pur* WIMshls Hills, 2 bdr, 1 Wh, caw, completely modernlied, except wtttr. Avail, now. rwnen nn. RIOT, MI ^T*. M1466-1600 Lord Sterling Village. fir* place, $1165. par CM, near all public trans, 908-753-2251 N/6, 6100M p*u« 1 wk Spacious townnome. Prl- mth. plus UIH.234-OS00 private off it parking, DUMEUIN- Store or set reft 72fr7236 ofNce* extccelenl vale location, 4 skylltes, S460>B*sr«ng $775. per month utll not PMHJJP6BURO-33 1000 aej.fi. Pref/Bke frplc In dan. tnel. patio. BEDMINITER- The Incld. avail. 1/1/96. call caeoftji Hnh free rent, M70-Apartments to Hills, 2 bdr, 1 Wh, etc, SltgnavM St. 1BR $450/ 90S-7S2O1S 3 bdrms, 2.5 blhs. gar. 908-654-1416 after flpm. mo.lnciHeeUHW, fnirHuni MH fMa 1239,000, FISCHER RE- Share fir* place, $1185. par raw., N/Si $6Bntfi.i mth. plus utll.284-0500 HI0HUN0 PARK- 1 11/2 mos. tec. No Pete. ret, 7254470 a#l, 4 Mfex SL ALTORS 906-534-4025 bdr. Ir, EIK, full bth. 610-65*8697 OR I7S 66J.H. Store front. •vat 223-9296 f^A LJb BPRJBJSJ W^wflaw™ BOUND MOON- 2 Ig. wash/dryer, heat ft all 908-7222164 BASKING RIME- The BR, VA baths, KM. Lfl, util. incld. $69$. per mth. W. 6ontrset SI. Incl. Full bsml. $i0O0/mo plus PHtUIPtSURO-33 sddfl. S7S sq.fi. bsmt. Cedars 2 bdrms. 2.5 bths 572-3266 Neil. SHgreavn St. 1BR $450/ ST. full bimt. gar. $189,900. Ml* ssc.autils. 3564310 Cento of HILLSOBOROUQH- fur- mo. Incl, Heal ftHW , fat FISCHER REALTORS CLINTON- Union Oap 11/2 mos. aec. No Pets 908-534-4025 nished condo, 21/2 bths, aeaalale^retajl 1270 Village 1BR, LR, OR, 2br, finished bsmt, $1150 610-559-8697 OR NOTICE: All RARITAN- Store, FUMINQTON- Den, Garage, tennis/ + utlfe.356-5453aftsr6 908-722-2664 TO SHAM lOOOeq ft. heat ft water pool, avail 1/1. $145 Stonegate, 1/2 bdr. din. PISCATAWAY- 4 rm. PRSrlli BjnSv IBAIi BWVf rm. 1 1/2 bin, cac, fin. 906-356-5356 HIUSOROUGH- Afford- 7284411,826-2679 able housing rental units. 2nd. floor, utll.lnc. 1 1/2 ADVANCE by C6tti, 1800 eo.1,6 rm stale bsmt. attic, asking FRANKLIN PARK- luxu- mlh. see. No pets. $750, SCOTCH PLAINS- $92999.606-4363 SO. IOUND BROOK NOW AVAILABLE. For CfMCk, VISA Of M6669T te, locaaon. LefsmeKe Ranch, 3 6R, DR, LR, Ig. ry twnhse, 2br, 2 1/2 bth qualified moderate In- 908-356-0402. downtown, 1732 East HIUSBOROUQH- e rm Kit. finished bsmt, Near duplex, w/d, aunroom, come households. If your Card. For B quo* on 2nd 81.; 1200 tq.fi, free pool, tefinls, 61150/mth, PUUNPIELO- 2-3 BUS, ranch townnomi w/ Rt. 287. $1200 plus utlli. gross income Is: nice area, Sect. 6 OK, MOUNTAINSIDE- 1 Standing Building, On bdrms on 1st. (Ir. full Avail, 11/15, S344683 Ca»201-21M6S8 'person 22,000 -35,000 1-60O»55»M96. silt Parking $10.00 SF starts $750. Immed. rated, isj lr_ near W. 22. bsmt. $145,000 FISCHER 2 person 25,000-40,000 Sec. raq.908754-3366. NNN, Good Retail Loca- REALTORS 906-534-4025 CALIFON- 3 bedroom 3 person 28,000-45,000 DUNEUEN- profes- AmpH partinQ. tion, Suitable for office/ ranch, aal-ln-kltchan, liv- HIGH BRIDOE- 3 BDRM 1.5 BTH. MOD. 4 person 31,000-50,000 RARITAN-3 rm slonal female, na, w/d, $30oymo. tola). No ertra Warehouse or Profes- ing room, dining room, & person 34,000-54,000. apartment, $600/mo off str pkg, avail Jan 1, sional, Seymour Stein oak floors, bath, finished KIT. Clean) $950. mth. •U0 +utll. 636-6309 Your household may + utilities. Call between 908-7524346 PISCATAWAY- 2600 906-322-9529 basement with fireplace, qualify for a moderate In- 7-9pm. 906-231-9425 Out of AM utility room, tubs washer KILUBOROUGH sq.R. Ofc, Condo. $1460/ S0.BOUN0 BROOK come 1, 2 Of 3 bedroom mo. 761-0M1 Century dryer, hookup, attached 1 BR, LR, Kit, tilt bath, apt. For Interview Into RARITAN- 5 Rms, $825/ 74 Main St., approx. 700 garage, paved drive, A/C, W/D, heat/HW Ircld. mo. +utila. +11/2 mos. gt.EdMugentfWellors. sq.ft. Renting as a Barber please call (908) 369- sec. no pets, Call for storaga shad, land- rtcent new appls. pool, 7180 and h/mig. Shop as Is oR any other DISCOVER LAKE icapea, 1 1/2 month le- tennis. Avail. Immed, details 908-725-5456. type of business. Avail. ftlOQEI- Toms River, curlty, $1350/month, 908- $aoo/mo. Call Jim KENILWORTH- I bdr. mmmmui Immed, Ready to move NJ's newest most suc- 632-2164 (609)466-1592 near schools ft transpor- ROSILLE- 4 large jajQajCHiiaj AREA In. 906-704-0999. cessful active adult com- tation. $665. per month roome, 2 bdr. in Victorian NOTICE: AH MI8CEV munity (55+). Excep- MANVILLI- 5 rma, 3 HILLUORO- Wooded plus utll, 245-7981 Mansion. Parking, quiet LANE0U8 RENTALS 10t600...Up to 20,000 9OMEP.VILLE- Main tional lifestyle. Spectacu- bdrms, Ir, kitchen, bath. area 2 bdm end unit fln'd nice area. 6775. per mth, Sq.Fl Strait. 2OO0sq. ft. exc. lar clubhouse and Indoor Security, +uttls, no bimt Ig pvt blcny/deck 2 KENtLWORTH- Resi- 201-331-8096 * location for retail. Call PAYABLE IN ADVANCE iMoa space end 52*4661 pool. Luxury homes from smoking, no pets. 908- 1/2 bth 3 wlk-in cist Pool dential area, 4 Irg rma, all HMBJajliW Me^RBJBjaW ST§^B^ap W** $124,500. Call 1-800-215- 725-0136. + No pels 12/1 $1200 / utils Inclds ac A alarm SCOTCH PLAINS by cash, check, VISA conaumar busjnaea evc> LAKE for Information and mo 908-369-0522 Rail sys, 1 1/2 mth eec, no 1 BR, $650 utlls Included. or Master Cud. For 6 Tsfee aa Stte or as muoh directions MI0DU6EX- 4 BR, LR, No Pete, no smoking. $e- DR. bath, new kit. Clot* pets/smoking, w/d st. quota on eoat, ptoast as you MntEaey MS> 60MERSET curity. 322-5191 slort tor ajrwrth. Juat ot) to schools & shopping. 2 ft 3 bedroome, pkg, Avail after caN1-«)045t-Mt«. Fenced yd. $1050/mo. 2.5 bsths, garage. 1/1/96.906-272-4354 SO.PUMFKLD- Rt 206. ws haw best •130 Cuatom 1/2 duplex, 3 leaae terms A ptking Credit ft rets checked. Available 1/1/96. LEBANON 2 min to RT anwtd.AaknicWr DUNtlXEN- Biding with 201-340-3380 or WEICHERT REALTORS 22-78. 5 bdrm heat ft hot bdr. Ir, dr, kit. w/all fenced yard on fit 26 appliance. 2.5 bth. cac, 1 car oarage off LMng- 667PSF (NBBni to nag). (770) 844-9261 •O4-7M-4180 water incl $875/mo 1 mo Before you h $795 per mth. call 90S* we 236-2993 avail now garage, full bsmt. *deck. ston Ave. Non-Comm. 752-0313 2 mthefree MIWNQTON- Cottage. no peta. $1300. per. mth. Uie. (609) 737-0772 2 bdr. Eat In kit. 1 blh. MANVILLE- 3 rooms, •utll, ft security. SOUTH PUINFIEL0- quiet area on 2 acres. Ad$ in Classified near town. No pets. 11/2 906-757-6362 WHTTEHOUSE STATION Warehouee For Rent. Near trans. 647-0922 mos. eec. req. $550. 10K2S'I, 20125'S, 12X12 CENTURY SI App 4200iq,ft. very don't cosf - 906-218-0527 SOMERVILiC overhead door, smeeer ierdaaft dean. Call 754-4001 THAN PERFECT NEAR MILLSTONE- 1BR $550 In quiet units avail. 106-8344636 LESS LOVELY 3 BEDRM, TILE They pay! REALTORS CREDIT? MANVILLE- 4 rm. apt. garden complex. -1116 9800 Lower Rate On Rsfin KIT. t BATH, LiV. RM., 1725/mo. off St, parking, iMSo.Srie)|eSL DIN. RM., DEN. RM. 1Vfc month sec. + utll. 9600 6OMERVILLE/ BUSINESS Zero Point Mortgage Call 60S-SIS4126 Avallablel FULL 8SMT. COMP. $440 Please call 722-7766 COMMERCIAL Main SHet 460 ao, H OPPORWNIHES American Royal Mtg RENOV. $950. NO SOMERVILU- 1 BR of- REAL £SWE Eic. tocatton, parking, PETSX. 469-6850, 359- MANVILLE- 5 rm apart, feclency, utils. Inc. 6700/ 2W6Bt 6610-Buetnesaee 908-569-1555 Beeper 3700 In 1 story duplex, Bsmt, mo. 1 mo. aec. refs. for Sale 908-321-9378 Office W/D hok up, newly deco- 908-725-7238 9610' SOMERVUII- 1 blk, NATPATEL PEAPACK BASK RIDGE- Sec. HIM rated, off street parking from Courthouse. 1 ft 2 SOMERVILU- 2 BRa, Oepertunftles BUYING A HOME? What a great iocatlont 2 br, 2 bth, beat w/ car port. $700 plus all rms. SBBL, prof. uee. Off- 9630-UcwseeferSaie Irt a hurry or just want to 4 bedrooms, large living location/pool, $1200 util. 1 mo sec, ret. Avail $7B0/mo. Heat/water Incl. ^ Owner 7a»1>M Increast your knowl- ft dining rooms, Avail 2/1/96 (201) 887- Jan 196.908-725-7615 Near schools. 1 mo. sec. edge about the biggest sat-ln-kitchen. 6022. Avail, now. 90M83-2271. 6O66ERVUJ- 2 Offae loan you will ever apply WEICHERT REALTORS MANVILLE- Eff. quiet. 1 lor. Learn Industry se- •08786-4180 BEOMINSTER- 1 BR, mth. sec. • util. $475. per SOMERVILU- Beautiful sBaiBj. AC, CsrpajaJnB, Prif - crets on receiving fait $850 plus utili. No Pets. mth. no pets. 722-6962 location, lovely 4 rms ml vela Peftswa). 72B>4MSio. mortgage approvals. PISCATAWAY- 3BR Call Ira or Bev rVSafa Ranch, 2 car gar. $1100/ MANVILLE-3 BRDM, carpeting, AC, 1 BR, new SOMERVUli- Court- Send $5.00 to 908-234-1101 LR, KIT, Bath. S750/mo kit. w/appla, bemt. $600 9679- house area, 6 nw, Law- fcKMTQAGETIPS mo. 752*0001, Century SOMERSET COUNTY 21, Ed Nugent Raaltors. BELLE MEAD- Cozy plus utllies ft 1 VI mo + utils. Sec. ft Reft, no i AoevsLt eac Laws. • P.O BOX 4264 Ufa 1br w/office tn con- sec. 6744240. pets. 7254470 aft. 4 E Owner m.1 DUNELLEH.HJ. 0*112 SMALL 1 BR house for 1 verted country mansion, OPPORTUNITY person only. All utlls.- Smokeless. Own entr, 1st MIDDLESEX- 2 bdr. Ig. Eatarta Warned SOMERVIUf- Move Well established garden I8C. req. $550/mo, fir, deck, pkg, yd, $795 kit. A LR cac, Full bsmt. out of tjs houeX Indh ft lawn equipment sales * 9140 908-806-8962 +$40. ieasa.874-3063 w/w carpet. Off St. park- vUusi olBcee wSVi con- ft srvce but, In excellent Ing, no pets. $ 850, per. S0UTH PLFD- 3rms ft location. Near 267 ft 6OMERVILLE- 5 bdr, 2 BOUND BROOK- 4 rm mth. + util. Sec. 908- blh, 2nd fir, off str pkg 160 eo, ftJo226 sojl JMCstitt bth, Victorian. Lg.KIt/ other main rtes, Ownsr fi- apt. 1st fl. ft 3 rm apt. 757-8362 $675/mth. all utlls Incld. MorsVi to month or long nancing svaH. CeN Jee yard/lam. Rm. 3 car ga- 2nd fl, 1V4 mo security a no peta 1*1/2 mth sec. term. FumWied or unsjr- rage, Balcony. Walk up MIDDUSEX- 2 fl. 1 BR, 908-755-0098 0*raky4RAVMJtoliel GOVERNMENT FORE- references required. No newly renovated, car- rwaned. 725-3460 CLOSED HOMES- for attic. Wlk to dwntwn pall. 271-0760 ApproM. 1700 eq ft. avel. Avail. Jan. $1750, per peterf, big yard, ft ator- WE8RFIELD- Studio for lease for SOUTH PlJUNriElO- pennies on $1. Delin- space. NO PETS $655. per. mth. heat sup- quent Tax, Repro'i, mth, plus utll. Dan 234- BOUNDBROOK- Large profeMlonal/commereiaJ 310 Sq. Ft. to 2,900. 0500 4 Vi rooms ft bsmt. Nice plus 1 W mo eec. plied no lee. no pets 1.5 use. Highway frontage. Sq.Pt. Office and/or REO'a, FDIC, RTC, IRS. 968-2153 or 966-1131 mth. sec. walk lo shop- Your area. Toll free 1- area. Available 12/95. Prl- Ceil for Mais. vita yard. No pets. W/D ping & N.V. Trains. 908- 267. Afford, rent 800-896-9778 Ext. H-5139 S420 MIDDLESEX- Beech- 903-1053 7530200,753-4547, for current listings. hook-up. 1 Vi mo tec. wood Heights . 1 bdr. 2 Pioneer Real Estate $7B5/mo. 601-649-5197. Realtor 608 «S 4300 Collect evenings. nd. fir. off street parking, WESTFIELD- 2br apt in BE YOUR OWN BOSS- 9200 heat A water Incl. W to center of town, walk to BRtOOEWATER- Rt. 22. SOUTH PtAINriELD- Truck, tools, and equip- W. Recent renovation. NYC trains, 1 1/2 mth Ofltoe and/or iirarenouee. ment, for sale. Call VACATION DORCHESTER furnished offices and Day 908-469-1578 sec, $97S/mth. 756-6224 secretarial services kt 310 aq. H ft up. Ware- 906-753-2665 after 6 pm. PROPERTY HOUSE Eve. 271-5067 house space) 2000 eq fl ft VJV VJV VJV executive letting. Snort PAY PHONES - PRIME Somervlile term leaiet.906-216-1900 up Mnutos from 2S7. Af- MIDDUSEX- LR, 9490 ~ ford rent TSMOOO, 753- SITEBt Buy 5 now, get 9210 • Homes For Sal* RARITAN formal DR, 2 bdrm, 1 171 Earn S30k. Mult sail. 9220 • Poeonos Apt. In 2 family home Luxury CLINTON TWP. RTE. M 456V. 666^222 bath, Ig country kitchen, Office+Common Recep. Fin. avail. 1-600-519- 9230 • Resort newly renovated High Rise Ilreplaoa, convenient TPIELO OFFICE 3201,24hri. Properties 11x15 master B/R Elevator Apartmanti ft Lav., Pkg, A uN. and. commuting location, per- BEDMINtTIR- Bed/ $295/mo.7? E- i360aq. ft, 9240 • Waterfront 8x8 sitting room fect lor professional cou- bath In lovely Hills home. for bus.aVof., WANT TO TRADE- a 3 92S0 • Lots/Acr*ag* 8xi3 latin kitchen 722-9177 ple, SUOO/mo includes Kit. prM. laundry, tennis lOCSiTOOMw. BR condo In Hlllsbor- •260 -TUna Shares 15x12 living room utllltlea, 1 Vt mo aec. No Apooi.S60OsButils.Csll Modern ofUtreet parking ft Heat ough for a 2 to 4 tamHy 1270-Vacation Rsrrtais walk to train/bus Am 201»1699 -deya. On Reuse aT home In Somerset Coun- c*l(72W9W ..... •j6S>TB24ltS ty. (201)663-6511 WeekenWhdt to do when the moon is in thed seventh hous Pluse Forbes Newspapers Dec. 6,7,8,1995 I GIFTS FOR THE SNOW! PELICAN SKI SHOP GIFT SUGGESTIONS TRAMPOLINES FLEECE & FLANNEL • SKI SAVER SLEDS SHIRTS • HEAD BANDS TOBOGGANS SKI TIES • KNECK-UPS FLEXIBLE FLYERS BOOT CARRIERS • OAKLEY ICE SKATES THORLO SOCKS GLASSES HOCKEY EQUIPMENT ELECTRIC SOCKS • APRE SKI BOOTS SKI BAGS ORIGINAL SKI TOTES • GORTErSKI GORTEX™ PANTS LONG UNDERWEAR GLOVES SNOWBOARDS SHARK WATCHES • VIDEO TAPES ROLLER BLADES OAKLEY GOGGLES SNOW SHOES BIB PANTS MUCH MORE! SKATEBOARDS < SUNGLASSES 2 Miscellaneous stuff Weekend Plus, December 6-8 DearWeektalPtoi More silly stuff I am disappointed in Evelyn HaU'i cow itay "Ltfs talk turkey1' Perfectly ordinary people seem (Nov. 15-17). I realte Ms. Hall's intent was toentertai n and promote to go bonkers over the house Correspondence lAriwn'iT\irkey!imrestaur^ adornment this time of year. turkeys were inaccurate and sophomoric. Have you noticed any outlandish I direct Ms. Hall to Karen Davis, executive director of United Poultry decorations on a house near you? Concern*, forsom e factual and scientific information about poultry, We're looking for the most over- Dear Weekend Plus specifically turkeys. adorned residence in Gentral New Just to let you know I've been checking out your "Who we are and Ttokeys are not "stupid" or "unattractive; nor do they "smell bad." Jersey. The winning carbuncle will what we are" rectangle lately and really get a laugh out of it Articles such as Ms. Hall's, although written in a lightheaded manner as be preserved for posterity on 1,000 I submit information from time to time forth e Finwood Presbyterian to engajte the reader, are,1 feel, detrimental to Albert Schweitzer's words, page 3 opposite. 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But Weekend Confidentiai son in attendance, but the karaoke wait for the score. very fine acting from the stars and won such a right at this year's machine rated each singer on a 99! The rarest of marks. (As one supporting cast of Michael J. Fox What to do 9-17 Thanksgiving celebration, scale of MOO after each perform- reveler commented, "Only God is and Martin Sheen. It's also a pen- We decided to avoid the hassle ance. perfect") etrating portrayal of the politics of of appeasing both parents on Tur- Fortunately for Confidential, We hugged the MC, vigorously the presidency, done with humor, key Day by skipping the trip home along with Korean tunes, the ma- pumped our fist, and in a move not homilies. altogether (After all, the Christmas chine had a smattering of Ameri- that would have surely made Mom visit is only a month later). can standards. When our number blush, we even wagged our index Introductions.. 16,17 Instead, we enjoyed Thanksgiv- was up, we picked My Way. finger in the "I'm number one" Fixing a hole ing with ihe extended family of a Thank goodness we knew most gesture. Like a lot of people, Weekend Korean friend. of the lyrics. The machine skipped That moment of glory might not Confidential over-consumed the Most of the males over 30 in this words and offered creative spell- have gained Confidential the ce- Beatles this Thanksgiving. family are pastors, so their ob- ings, putting lines on the monitor lebrity of Michael Jordan, but we Enjoyable as the shows and ar- servance doesn't feature the usual such as "And know, as teers sub- did claim the priceless rightt o ticles were, Confidential came over Dining out .. festivities. Instead of watching pro size, I find all so a muzing." come "out of the shower," as it all melancholy. All the hype and football, we sang hymns. One per- But we had the house rocking. were. All vocal shackles were bro- yet Confidential is left with just son from each household offered Midway through, the master of ken by the karaoke machine's one haunting image. The photo on reasons for gratitude to God. ceremonies picked up the other score. Anytime, anywhere, we will the last pages of Life magazine So after a meal of Korean and microphone and offered singing sing to our heart's content seems to say it all. Cover photo: American dishes, there was one commentaries to the lyrics. We And if any lout objects, just one The picture, by Linda Mc- Thanksgiving ritual absolutely es- started singing to him and ham- word safeguards our right to sing: Cartney, shows aging Paul, George sential to this devout Korean clan: ming it up. 99. and Ringo standing alongside each Moon by J. Lane Get out the karaoke machine and At the end, the audience of Ko- other, with a hole on the left. see who can belt out tunes the reans gave an enthusiastic round The more you look at the pic- best of applause. We blew kisses in Not just for chicks ture, the bigger the hole grows. icach RANDALL IflLLEWEENEND PUN Wi a htll of • painter" - Chtittr Chnsman works on a shirk aculptura with Ktvln Roooty, Arts Acctss voluntttf. Painting out of a corner Artists with developmental disabilities communicate through art wonder he has found comfort in media such the other hand, consists of 254 words cho- Cheesman must show what he thinks and Weekend Plus writer as paint, clay and bronze. Cheesman's se- sen by Cheesman and a Matheny speech feels, and painting is his most effective way f a picture can express a 1,000 vere case of Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome con- therapist and lies across the arms of his of doing this. words, Chester Cheesman is quite a fines him to a wheelchair and necessitates wheelchair. conversationalist Ttie 21-year-old art his hands be strapped to the wheelchair's Using his head, Cheesman motions to the Art for everyone's take ist uses his paint and brush to speak arms for his own safety. numbers 0-9 placed along the perimeter of He enjoys painting pictures of buildings for him when he cannot, which is Despite his obvious restrictions, Chees* his palette. The numbers he chooses cor- most of all These buildings are not neces- Imost of the time. sarily ones he has seen, but those he creates man remains determined to express him- respond to words and brief phrases in the When I first met Cheesman, he was sit- self, according to Kramer, who also ads as palette's vocabulary. through his imagination. ting patiently in the hallway of the Matheny Cheesman is far from a novice and his School and Hospital in Peapack, waiting for influence extends beyond the Arts Access his art class to begin. That night was his Even more fascinating than Kane's ability to manipulate a program. He recently received the Bill sculpture class, and while his instructor was Brownlowe Consumer Award, given "to a busy gathering her students into the class- paintbrush is the serenity vMch all at once overcomes her usually person with a developmental disability who room, I had the opportunity to speak to the strained expression as she concentrates on her work Her body, has demonstrated sane outstanding contri- young artist. bution or acconipiiirurent toth e com- Communicating with Cheesman was awk- minutes ago fidgeting in her wheelchair, is now still as she applies munity;' according to I#nn Sanders, direc- ward fit first but eventually I learned to ask the red paint to the paper held in place by one of Fazfo's assistants. tor of the Arts Access program since its questions he could answer in his own way. inception in November 1093. Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome, a rare form of ce- Sanders nominated Cheesman for the rebral palsy, makes it nearly impossible for the Arts Access program's director of devel- Ttaough a series of questions, I discern award, which encompasses Region DC (New Cheesman to articulate multi-syllable words opment all the art forms Cheesman's been exposed Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, or communicate through sign language, Typically, Cheesman relies on an elec- to - induding woodworking, bronze cast- Virginia, West Virginia and Washington, "Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome affects the body tronic augmentative communication device ing, wax and clay sculpting - he enjoys D.C) of the American Association on Mental much like cerebral palsy, but has a self* or a palette of words to express his feelings. painting best Retardation. Cheesman has also partki destructive component," explains Ellen Hie electronic device, sometimes known "He's a hell of a painter," one Matheny pated in art shows and exhibitions, includ- Kramer, who teaches the sculpture class as as Minspeak, vocalizes Cheesman's worker offers as he walks past us. ing a Manhattan show in earjy November. part of Matheny's adult Arts Access pro- thoughts once he programs the machine to More than simply an expression of his Despite the recognition Cheesman has re- gram, do so,JTiejpp»ssjBms^ creativity, Cheesroan'sart is perhaps his '••••fa speaking vMrCTWSfflfflr, ltTrib'smalT * onlyTfew wonJTat a time. The palette, on most precise avenue of communication, (GotoS) Weekend Plus, December 6-8 C 0V6T StOTV 5 •••••• MMttMMM •••••• OMMtMtMM*** «MMMt IMIMHMM IIMMtMtM I | •||*MMtMMMtMMtl Artist assails job cliff Disabled entrepreneur finds card market niche Weekend Pius writer nyone who ever tried to turn musing on canvas into a career will ted you It's not A easy to find work as an artist. Rare* competition and sparse job op- portunities, not to mention the demands of actualy working In a professional studio, have kept more than a few art students up at ntyt wondering whether aocounung was their true caing. Now Imagine those same obstacles multi- plied countless times by a developmental dis- ability. Employment opportunities have new been abundant tor those with impaired physical or mental capacities, but they are nearly unheard of wHNn the art profession. "Historically, (people with developmental disabitiesl 40 to school, but they find a Job diff after they turn 21/' says Joyce Mon*. an administrator at the Matheny School and Hos- BradQoMman. pital In Feapack, where an adult Arts Access wUh dfcaNNsa. The palette is actualy a pis* proffam has flourished over the past two tte tray wtth tha numbers 0-9 around the pa- years. Residents of Matheny are afflicted with a Using he) haed, Goldman motions toward a variety of dhabitias, including central palsy, particular number or sequence of numbers, sp^bMda,rm4cularoVstrophyandls«^ which in turn oarasponds to a worn* or phrase Nyhan Syndrome. Morse points out many of on his personal vocabulary chart the students bt Arts Aooees have artistic Mb lha lint step h matting tha businsss's that would othervriee not be mentfest In ca- rem once their age exceeded normal school' MELISSA WAVER/WEEKEND PLUS Goldman and GoMman's mother, Caret, art Cheryl Chapln proudly displays her latest crtatlon. Matheny student Brad Goldman under- professional artiste themeehne and hav* stands the difficulties fact* artists with dt> played an Mvumantal rate In tietaon'sadu- (From 4) paper. Fazio explains to the students what abides, but ha and his famfly haws a plan to cation and his endeavor Into the world of ways portrays his subjects as he envisions they will be doing and describes the mate- beat the odds. proflssstonat art them. When asked why the finished product rial. The 24-yaar-oJd Goldman is the chief artist, Goldman Is in no way Imrted to computer doesn't always look the way he intends, "Have a conversation going between your president and sole employee of BRADestys, art work. Ha is also quite talented wUh a Cheesman says simply, using Minspeak, "I painted and unpainted parts," she instructs a meeting card company ha began in tha fal brush art paint, is evidenced by the cover don't know." her class. What he lacks in physical ability, Chccs- Some students focus on the paper and of 1994. Afflcted wUh cerebral palsy, Gold- man has teamed tocreat e despite confine* sty Is actualy a print of Goldman's first aoyl- man makes up for in determination. Brush ivd acrylic paint as though they are alone in Ic painting a bn^itiy^olored portrayal of a merit to a wheelchair and the lack of fine in hand, he transports his abilities to the the room. They splash the page before them bouquet of roses that had been gven tohi s periphery and allows his imagination to with color much as they please and show motor skis. sister. take over. little response to Fazio's instruction. While Much of Goldman's success can be at- According to his father, Goldman painted "Chet knows his own mind really well," not all the students seem to catch on to the tributed to the edu- the picture using a brush fastened to a strap Kramer says as her sculpture students busy purpose of the project, Fazio patiently ex- cattonai route his around his head. thomsolvcs creating an undersea collage. plains the purpose of her class is to allow parents have steered Using his palette and vocabulary chart, and The collage will eventually become a three- the students "to work on subjects in differ- him through After Christmas and with the assistance of his father, Goldman dimensional depic- ent ways." communicates his favorite time of the year Is tion of life under the While the stu- approaching This year's Christmas and hoUay Wave a conversation &>ing dents in the art ex- a)rnmunltycolegBS sea. For the time throu£iout northern CVU6/5 number card orders number at least 7,700 and by far ploration class are exceed last year's 5,000 cards sold. being, it is no more between your painted and afflicted with vary- andcenMNwier- atleaSt7,7OO than a wood platform unpaged pafe,'she in$tTUCt$ ing degrees of ce- vthat0oldman Goldman Is enthusiastic about the extra r r work the business brineji him. Each card order on which Kramers ' rebral palsy, spina wa* s introduced to and by far students alternately fi6f C/3SS, bifida and Lcsch- brings Wm that much closer to expanding his computer ffaphtes, exceed last business to Include other artists. lend their efforts. ^————__————_ Nyhan Syndrome, his favorite artistic Under Che sea all communicative devices are put aside for year's 5,000 like many artists, the future of Goldman's tool A brush is placed in one student's hand, the moment in favor of paint, brush and cards sold. business balances tenuously on hk appeal to and she paints an area based upon where paper. BRADestys began a mass audience and hta abity tooontinual y she is able to touch the brush to the wood. Cheryl Chapin, a 38-year-old resident of when he was asked satisfy dents. But at least Goldman now has "Their method of work is based upon how Matheny, is one of the few students in the by the Matheny staff to desty the school's the training and access to tehnoty that put their bodies move," Kramer explains. das^who can communicate verbally. I sit in Christmas cards. According to Goldman, he him In the position towon y about tha typical On a second visit to Matheny, I again a comer of the classroom and watch her fast took to computer art Immectately as the com- concerns of a smal business. at work on a painting, clearly the image of a meet with Cheesman, this time in Helen Goldman's determination has enabled him bird. "Hie bird is flanked on either side by puter slows Nm to more accurately portray Fazio's art exploration class, another compo- not onry to employ himseff, but to hold out the less distinguishable designs. Chapin's ad- his ima^natton on paper. hope of emptoyrvient to other younfc develop* nent of Arts Access. Through art explora- vanced physical capability enables her cre- Goldman, who communicates non-vwtoeJy tion, Matheny students learn a little about mentaly disabled artists test approaching "The , tob e more a using a vocabulary palette which rests across art theory and are encouraged to express portrayal ofwhat she sees than a medley of jobdaT themselves uniquely according tothei r indi- abstract images, wit arms or rss wnaacnar, fxprestes na> IJOM vidual abilities. Symmetry is important to Chapin's cur- as to t*and BRADasjfw toth a post where Today's lesson is monochrome painting rent assignment, but she claims not all of ha can provide employment farothe r artists (2OU20M171 on lone sheets ofmaterial iwemhtint rice, , . „....., . (Go Jo ft ,'-' 6 Cover story Weekend Phis, December 6-8 (including oral cincw screening 41 #«t#tt»tl»MtMMM»MMMM»MMM«#MMMtNIM«t mm LOOK! (includes scaling) SENSIBLE DENTAL FEESI QUM,CU DR. KENNETH M. 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Much of the art Somtrvi«|Netcong her work takes on such orderly patterns. is the vision of the students themselves, rather than Coming toon: "Sometimes I feel like going crazy with it, some- an agenda set by the teachers, according to Kramer, PhiMptbufQ • Btoomfitld times not," she says. Kf • Momilown adding none of the art teachers have backgrounds in Having finished her assignment before many of disabilities training. LintiWWWSi MM SUM her classmates, Chapin has time toobserv e others. "Ellen [Kane] is very serious while she's working," The measure of suooeM , Chapin remarks. 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They should be left where they As long as the outer shell of a do the most good - right on the large pile remains intact, the pile lawn. As long as they're not in doesn't smell. But when you break clumps, there's no problem, just open the pile to get the compost, the benefit of returning the nutri- those objectionable odors emerge. ROCK ents in those clippings back to the Our composting information de- lawn. scribes piles made entirely of A good pile is a mixture of leaves, but you can add the greens RED browns and greens. Some people mentioned above without prob- don't mix the ingredients of the lems. If you would like a copy of pile. These people just let the lay- the composting fact sheets, send a ers sit and cave in on each other. long self-addressed stamped enve- In time the mixing occurs natu- lope to Rutgers Cooperative Exten- rally, but it's a slow process. sion, P.O. Box 3000, Somerville, Try turning the pile once a N J. 08876. Enclose a note saying month or every other month. Also, you would like information on it isn't necessary to add lime, fer- composting. talizer or soil to the pile. Composting is nature's way of Claire liptak Is an agricultural recycling nutrients from dead »«wit with Rutgers Cooperative plant parts back into the soil so Extension of Somerset County. they can be used again. The com- Pur answers to your gardening post — really a form of organic questions, call (908) 5264293 matter - loosens up sticky clay weekday mornings. December &8,1995 What To Do 10 AMI •ft^fj JO Reunions Inc/ude name of school, reunion ••*•««•••* *• c/ass and dale, reunion site If know, «nd the conjact. Usi/ngs run the first wee* of tfie montfi. Club Mix i 12 BATT1N HS Elizabeth •1971 - March 20,1996; Reunion Time, (800) 22-CLASS. Audition$ .„, 14 BRIDGEWATERRARITANHI •1976 (East) - Nov. 30; 1996; Reunion Time (800) 22-CLASS. •1976 (West) - Nov. 13; 1996; Reunion f l(ff*MMMttMIt«ttllt(l««l|tM IS) lime (800) 22-CLASS. •1986 (West) - Nov. 29,1996; Reunion Time (BOO) 22-CLASS. PtanetoHunw.. 16 CARTfRETHS •1976 Nov. 29; 1996; Reunion Time (800) Send information to: 22 CLASS. CEDAR RIDQE MS V/hdtToDo Old Bridge Weekend Pius •1986 - May 18,1996; Reunloni Unlimited P.O. Box 699 Inc.. (908) 780-8364. 44 Veterans Memorial COLONIAHS Drive East •1976 - June 29,1996; Reunions Unlimited Somcrville Inc., (908) 780-8364. •1986 - June 29,1996; Reunions Unlimited NJ06876 Inc. (908) 780-8364. Our ftut it (908) 520-2509. CRAWFORD HS Wewwttoknow: •1976 - March 23,1996; Reunion Time, HWho BWhAt EJWhere (800) 22-CLASS. EJWhen |3Howmuch JONATHAN DAYTON REGIONAL HS (gPhone number Springfield •1956 - May 4,1996, Embassy Suites, Pis- cutaway. Class of '56 Reunion Committee, 26 Orris Ave., Piscataway, N.J. 08854. EAST BRUNSWICK HS TCP 1C CDS •1966 - June 8,1996; Reunion Time, (800) 22-CLASS. 1* Jh$ 0M0H Mholojy vtt 1 • 1971 - April 27,1996; Reunion Time, X fifth Hows (Guth BnxAs) (800) 22-CLASS. 1 Oqthm (MwWi Carsy) •1976 - Nov. 16,1996; Reunion Time, (800) 22-CLASS. • 1986 - April 19,1996; Reunions Unlimited (Hootti&ThiBlowflsh) Inc., (908) 780-8364. IVm Ghost of Tom ioad •1987 - 1997; Reunions Unlimited Inc. (BruotSprinfMMn) (908) 780-8364. O> SUMlmUm % VO nmtmnvm EDISON HS •1966 - Aufc 3,1996; Reunion Time. (800) (Madomi) 22-CLASS. •1970 - Aug. 19,1996; Reunion Time, We Ilkt the hair. Jamaican natfvt Noel Copeiind exhibits his trademark etoneware at the 8* Mot In Chuhi (800) 22-CLASS. ft VWODrnl 10 Urn vmffWJf' •1971 - July 13,1996; Reunion Time, (800) Morriitown Hoilday Craft Featlval at the Morriatown Armory this weekend. See Happenings. 22-CLASS. hood (Mist iMf) •1986 - Nov. 29,1996; Reunion Time, MEMORIAL HI (908) 780*364. •1986 • July 27,1996; Reunions Unlimited (800) 22-CLASS. •1976 - Sept 28,1996; Reunion* Un- •1967 -1997; Reunions Unlimited Inc. Inc., (908) 7808364. EUZAtETHHS limited he, (906) 780-8364, (906) 7804364. SECOND MARINE DIVISION Association keeps •1986 - June 1,1996; Reunion Time, (800) •1986 - Nov. 29.1996; Reunion Time, WATCHUNOMUJ a roster of all tfio served in the division, no of AMk Rvcofds 22-CLASS. (800) 22-CLASS. REGIONAL HS FERRIS HS . matter vhen. Cart Wiegel, 217 Audubon St., ICOTCHPUmS-fAWWOODHS Warren Jersey Ctty No. 1204, Hot Springs, Ark.. 71913; (5011 Scotch Plains •1986 - April 26,1996; Reunions Unlimited, • 1946 •- Andrew CancatosJ, 19 Weiiey St., 623-3823. -1966 - March 29,1996; Reunion Time, (906) 780-8364. Monmouth Beach, NJ. 07750; (908) 229- WORLD WARN NAVY VETS (800) 22-CUSS. WEEQUAMCHS CROSSWORD ANSWERS 3773. from boot camp, Sampson NTS, Romulus, -1986 - Nov. 29,1996; Reunion Time, HOLY FAMILY HS FROM PAGE 2 (800) 22-CLASS. •1946 combined - May 19,1996; Reunion N.Y. or having served on ships company Union Oty SOMERVUEHS Committee, (90S) 906-1972. 1942-46. Saul Emstein, 16 Pine Drive, P.O. •1969. Rich O'Reilly, 1601 Martin Road, Nep- WES1FK10KS Box 299, Roosevelt, NJ, 08555-0299; (609) tune. N.J. 07753; (908) 681-7367. •1976 - Oct. 11,1996; Reunion Time, 4480064, JOHN F. KENNEDY HI (800) 22-CLASS. •1976 - Nov. 29,1996; Reunion Time, Iselin SOUTH MUNSWKKHS (800) 22-CLASS. U.S. NAVY CRUISER •1976 • July 20,1996; Reunion Time, (800) Monmouth Junction •1986 - Nov. 29,1996; Reunion Time, SAILORS ASSOCIATION seeking membership of 22-CLASS. •1986 • Nov. 30,1996; Reunion Time, (800) (800) 22-CLASS; Reunions UnMmtaO Inc. all past and present ship's company, Marine METUCHENHS 22 CUSS. (908) 780-8364. detachment, aviation division personnel, flag •1971 - May 4,1996; Reunion Time, (800) SOUTH PUUNFIELD HS WOOMMDGEHS members, reservists, widows. Ronald J. Ma- •1960 - Dec. 1; Reunion Time, (800) 22- 22-CLASS, •1976 - March 23,1996; Reunion Time, ciejowskl, Secretary, USNCSA, 55 Donna Ter- CLASS. PERTH AMIOYHS (800) 22-CLASS. race, Taunton, Mass. 02780. •1986 - Auft 24,1996; Reunion Time, •1986 - March 9,1996; Reunion Time, •1966 - Aug. 10,1996; Reunion Time, REGISTRY OF AMERICAN VETERANS helps vet- (800) 22-CLASS. (800) 22-CLASS. (800) 22-CLASS. erans of World War II find comrades through PISCATAWAYHS UNION HS •1971 - Nov. 29,1996; Reunion Time, •1986 - July 13,1996; Reunion Time, (800) •1976 - Nov. 29; 1996. Reunions Unlimited, (800) 22-CUSS. database information. For complete Informa- 22-CLASS. (908) 780-8364. •1976 - Oct 11,1996; Reunions Unlimited tion write to the registry at P.O. Box 51148, 780*364; •••'.•-• • >••'• SAYfpVILlEWM , , ,, ,,,-,. ,, .M •1986 T ''fflversWCallT. 92517. <• t' / 10 What to do Weekend Plus, December 6-8 New Brunswick (908) 249-5860 •SheJ/a's D*yt musical play that Intertwines Buys and Sells the 60s South wHh the 90s South Africa. To Quality Pre-0wned Happenings Dec, 31. Admission $45-122, group rates EUIASETH PLAYHOUSE MATERNITY & INFANT CLOTHING 1100 East Jersey St., Elizabeth • Best Quality • Gift Certificates (908) 355-0077 Brand Names • Late Hours BASEIAtlCARD (908) 826-5527 •nmPtbUMFomi, Robert Emmet Shewood •What Christmas was \U under British rule, tale of love and fangattn. To Dec. 17. Adults 184 Ml. Bethel Rd., Warren Twp.,NJ COUKTMUSNOW noon-4 p.m. Dec. 10, Admission $3; caH for 18, senior Otiaens and students $6. I Takel-xil 36offRl. 78orWarrcnvillc W.ollKi,22) U.S. 1 Flee Mart* lactidiy'ihoum. WTERTAWERS Routs 1, New Brunswick REPERTORY THEATRE 908-647-9009 (908) 238-4231 PeopieCare Center, 120 Flndeme Ave,, Bridge- Ml f 10:304:00 •What mlgtt be the last wchshow at the old water T,W,TH 10:904:00 IAT. 10-1 flea market, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Dec. 9. Fne SUN 11-4 (90S) 247-5941 admission. KidSPuff •Butterfite An toe, comedy in which an ac- ntHVAL OF TREES tress falls for a blind neighbor. To Dec. 17, Environmental Education Admission $10. Center, 190 Lord Stkiir* A CHRISTMAS CAROL FORUM THEATRE WHAT IS IT WORTH? Rd, Basking Rid* 11 am Dec, 9,10 314 Main St., Metuchen (908) 766-2489,766-7896 Paper Mill Playhouse We appraise one piece or a (908) 548-0562 •Christmas trees and wreath decorations for BrookiMe Dr., Millbum •A Grand Nitht for Singing, nvue of Rodgers collection, for all purposes. the 22nd year, Dec. 8-17. Admission $3, dis- (201) 376-4343 # and Hammerstein show tunes. To Dec. 31. counts available; caH for each day's noun. •Musical version of Charles Dickens'* Yukrtlde Professional & confidential. Admission $27-$23, discounts available. FEITIVAL OF TREES fa We. Admission $7, $6. Questover HOWTHlORtNCH OIORQE STREET PLAYHOUSE Graduate Gemologist (GIA) 9 Livingston Ave. 1060 Central Aw., PWnfWd STOLE CHRISTMAS Accredited by 10 a.m. Dec. 8; 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Dec. New Brunswick International Society of Appraisers. (908) 754-7250 (90S) 246-7717 •Queen City version for the fourth year, 10 9; Ofl-Broadstreet Theatre, Hopewell •Amis and (/» Man, George Bernard Shaw a.m. 4 p.m. Dec. 9, noon-4 p.m. Dec. 10. (609) 466-2766 comedy. To Dec. 23. Admission S32-S24, dis- Adults $3, children under 12 free. •Mr, Grinch, rediscovered a few years ago and counts available. FESTIVAL OF TREES now coming to Central New Jersey. Admission Sheraton hotel $3.50. THE GROWHtt STAGE Route 35, Eatontown MEET THE Main St., Chester MASTER IP JEWELERS (908) 542-6500 •mNARMOMIC STRWQS (908)879-4946 •The rVutcractaf, stage version of the Tchaik- •Monmoutrt County versionfor th e sixth year, 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec, 10 126 EaK Front Street. PliMMd, New Jerwy ovsky holiday standard. To Dec. 23. Adults during lobby hours to Dec. 19. Free admis- Far Hills Country Day Schooi New - Mon.-Sil. 10 im-« pm • (Call for «t appoint**!) $10, senior citizens and children 18. sion. Route 202, Far Hills HUNTERDONHHU 908-756-1774 HOLIDAY ART SHOW (90S) 356-6165 AND SALE •How violins, cellos, etc. work in a symphony PUYHOUSE Route 173, Hampton Rahtan Valley Community College, Route 28, orchestra. Adults $10, children $5. North Branch THEMYTHMAKERS (800)447-7313 (908) 218-8876 7:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 15 •The Christm* Spirit, Yuletida comedy by the •Held in the college's art gallery, Dec. 6-10. Conackjmack Middle School playhouse's artistic director Jack O'Brien. To Free admission; call for each day's hours. 5205 Wltherapoon St. Jan, 6. Group rates available; call for prices. NOUDAY HOUSE TOUR Piscatnway KENDALL HALL THEATER , , Freehold (908) 563-4117 Trenton State College (908)462-3584 •Stories and music from around the world. Route 31, Ewing Township •Tour of historic homes in the Monmouth Free admission. (609) 771-3100 ' County seat, 10 a,m.-4 p.m. Dec. 16. Admis- A SPECIAL •Tne Woutd-Be Wedding, Nikolai Gogol com- sion $10 in advance, $12 day of event. SNOW WHITE STORY edy transformed to tum-of-the-century Tren- HOUDAY TREE FESTIVAL Noon and 3 p.m. Dec. 9,10,16,17; Somer- ton. To Dec. 10. Adults $14, students $6. Morris Museum, 6 Normandy Heights Rd., set Valley Playhouse, Route 514, Neshanlc PHILIP J. LEVIN THEATER Morristown (908)369-7469 Rutgers Arte Centaf (201) 538-0454 •New version of the "heigh-ho" fairytale. Ad- George St. New Brunswick •Also including a boutique, to Dec. 10. Adults mission $6. (908) 932-7511 $5, senior citizens and students $3; call for A WIND IN THE •Amadeus, Mozart's life turned into a murder each day's hours. WILLOWS WINTER mystery. To Dec, 10. Admission $16-112, dis- MODEL RAILROAD CLUB land3p.m.Dec, 10 counts available, Jefferson Aye., Union Wilkins Theatfe, Kean College MARRIOTT HOTEL (908)964-9724,964-8808 Route 82, Union Route 1, Rainsbofo •Public exhibit of HO scale lines, Dec. 8-10. (908) 527-2337 (609) 443-5598 Admission $4, discounts available; call for •Toad, Badger, Mole and Rat meet down by •Murder mystery dinner theater with audience each day's hours. the river amid the snow. Admission $5. participation. 7:30 p.m. Dec. 9. Admission MORRISTOWN HOUDAY WINTER WONDER SHOW $39,95. ! CRAFT FESTIVAL 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Dec, 9; Morris Mu- McCARTER THEATRE National Guard armory seum, 6 Normandy Heights Rd., Morristown 91 University PI., Princeton Jockey Hollow Rd., Morristown (201) 538-8069 (609) 683-8000 (800) 834-9437 •Featuring Annie, the Natural Wonder Band •A Christmas Carol, adaptation of the Charles •With nearly 120 artisans, Dec. 8-10. Admis- and an elf or two. Admission $6.25, discounts Dickens holiday standard. Dec. 8-24. Admis- We are Breeders Representatives sion $6, children under 10 free; call for each available, sion $33-$28. We feature a large selection of healthy AKC puppies, day's hours. PAPER COUECTOLfS selected for breed conformity & temperment. OKN HOUSE AND IALE Lifetime Health Guarantee includes: Free complete office Aallstamps visit, Free fecal exam & discounted veterinary services. 38 North Main St., Milltown i (908) 247-1093 •For stamp, postcard and sports card collec- Come Early and Reserve Your Holiday Puppy? tors, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Dec. 10,17. Free ad- NOW PLAYING We can hold your puppy until Christmas f mission. SRUNDAQE PARK PLAYHOUSE f PASSPORT TO CHANUKAH Carrell Rd., Randolph Jewish Community Center (201) 969-7092 1775 Oak Tree Rd., Edison •The Secret Garden, musical version of the i Holiday Specials i (908) 494-3232 children's story (and surprise hit movie). To Great Dane Labrador Rctncvcrs Pomeranian •Celebration of the Festival of Lights, 1-4:30 Dec. 10. Admission $12. * p.m. Dec. 10. Donation. BUCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE Sofl-f rated Whcaicn Terriers Uichon Fnsc Samoycd PREKWANZAA FESTIVAL 70 South Main St. Boxers ShihTzu Dalmation Roy W. Smith Theater, Union New Hope, Pa. Rottweilers Golden Retncvers Rat Tcrncrs County College, Cranford (215) 862-2041 ! Papillon Basset Hounds Lhasa Apso (908) 709-7123 "A Chorus Une, long-running musical about German Shepherds Maltese Cocker Spaniels •Afrocentric festival before the African- life on and off stage. To Dec. 23. Admission Old English Sheep Dog Dachshunds Scottish Fold Kitten -. Amencan holiday, 1-8 p.m. Dec. 8. Free ad- $20-517, discounts available. mission. CHATHAM PLAYHOUSE SANTA CLAUS SPECIAL 23 North Passaic Ave. Igj? QjVVUNU Y OTHER Railroad station Chatham SH \M \ |»\\\ ( ()| |»()\ Route 10, Whippany (201) 635-7363, 635-9886 I ->4 (201) 887-8177 •A Christmas Carol, musical adaptation of the •Tram nde with Jolly Old St. Nick, Dec, 9,10. Charles Dickens standard. Dec. 7-23, Adults 16,17. Adute $6.75, children under 12 $16, students $10. $3.75; call for departure times. CRANFORD luflmAfeffiflittTrai A 1 l WINTER WONDERLAND REPERTORY THEATRE Our Lady of Peace School United Methodist Church, 201 UK* valid on prior purciws) i*-o*i&M i fesr 99 South St., New Providence Lincoln Ave. East, Cranford I an> puppy purchased Coupon inusi r* prfsftiihl .it nntr d\\\c' (908) 464-7600 (908) 276-5053 i •Craft boutique and pomsettia sale, 9 a.m.-5 •The Diary of tone Fnnk, about she and her > 1 p.m. Dec. 9,8:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Dec. 10. Free family hiding from the Nazis In the occupied Roiite22 WesIrGreeiTBrook,^wjme7*^56j2522 7 admission. Netherlands. To Dec. 10, Admission $10 in a* Hours: Monday-Saiurday 11 AM - 9 PM, Sunday 11 AM- 6 PM * YULETIDEATTHC advance, $12 at the door; discounts available. Techniques Theatre Is cel- ROYAL GOVERNORS MANSION CROSSROADS Proprietary House THEATRE COMPANY ebrating Its 10th anniversary 149«camy Avt.i Perth Amboy 7 Uvlngston Ave. • > > • • • -.* i with A revival of Annfe. Weekend Pius, December 6-8 What to do 11 PUBLICITY PHOTO BY: PETER 8CHAFF Shi possum a "daz- zling, tuy technique," according to tht Los An- fetes Tlmn, Carol Win- I cenc, a champion of con- temporary flutt composi- tions, performs Professor Peter Schickele's 'Flute Concerto" at the Mor- ristown High School Satur- day. See In Concert. •;--..?.V.-v- ': ' Hopewell 475 DeMott Lane, Somerset 7 p.m, Saturday, Dec, 9 (609) 466-2766 (908) 873-2710 Clark Alliance Church •Stage Struck, about a stage manager whose •Lost In Yonkers, Neil Simon comedy from the 2DenmanAve.,Clark personal life goes sour. Dec. 15-Jan. 20. Ad- New York suburb. To Dec 10, Admission $17 (908) 388-1272 mission $19 Saturday (plus Dec, 31), $17.50 Saturday, $15 Friday and Sunday; discounts •Christian singers perform in a coffeehouse Friday and other Sundays. available. setting. Donation. PERFORMING ARTS CENTER WORTH-TYRRELL STUDIOS JOHN BUNCH/HARRY ALLEN MIANMM County Cofltga 51 South St., Morristown 8 p,m, Friday, Dec. 8 Route 514, Edison (201) 538-6285 0FFBR0AD8TREET THEATRE 112 Rues Lane Watchung Arts Center (908) 906-2612 5 South Greenwood Av». East Brunswick •Teen-adult musical comedy workshop. 8 p.m. Watchung Circle, Watchung •A Christmas Carol, musical adaptation of the Dec. 8, Free admission. Hope well (908) 521-3156 (908) 753-0190 Charles Dickens standard. 8 p.m. Dec. 15, •Children's music theater workshop (ages 7- 1609) 466-2766 * Annie, musical about the comic strip heroine. •Jazz pianist (former) and sax man (latter), 21, 22; 7 p.m. Dec. 16. Admission $5, 11). 4 p.m. Dec. 10,17. Free admission. «Sfie loves We, local version of the musical To Oec. 16. Admission $10 evenings, $8 mat- Admission $10. VILLAGERS THEATRE revived on Broadway not too long ago. To Dec, inees; discounts available. CANDLELIGHT SERVICE 475 DeMott Lane, Somerset 9 Admission $19 Saturday, $17.50 Friday VILLAGERS THEATRE OF LESSONS AND CAROLS (908) 745-5935, 745-3885 and Sunday. 475 DeMott Lane, Somerset •Staged reading of winners in New Jersey 8 p.m, Wednesday, Dec. 13 PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE (908) 873-2710 Wordsmiths writing competition. 3 p.m, Dec. Princeton University Chapel Hmokside Dr, Millbum •Lost in Vonhers, Neil Simon comedy from the I HI Concert 16. Free admission. (609) 258-3048 New York suburb. To Oec. 10. Admission $17 '2OD37M343 WATCHUNG ARTS CENTER •Sung by the university's Chapel Choir, Glee Saturday, $15 Friday and Sunday; discounts •Owftigir's, musical a dot with allusions to Watchung Circle, Watchung MARIA BACHMANN Club, Katzenjammers and Roaring 20. Free available. I tit; Supfomet" career. To Dec, 10. Admission (908) 753-0190 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 9: DragonettJ Audito- admission. WORTH-TYRRELL STUDIOS $46-$31. discounts available. 'Everyman, "medieval morality play" adapted rium, County College of Morns, Randoipfi T0MCHAPIN 51 South St., Mornstown PLAYHOUSE 22 by Ken Pans, Dec. 14-17. Admission $10, (201) 328-5024 2 and 4:30 p.m. Dec. 17 (201) 538-6285 210 Dunhams Comer Rd. discounts available. •Violinist performs works by Beethoven, Edward Nash Theatre •teen-adult musical comedy workshop. 8 p.m. East Brunswick (201) 514-1940 Moravec, Brahms and Samt-Saens, Adults Rantan Valley Community Dec. 8. Free admission. (908) 254-3939 •Genesis and Mark's Gospel, staged readings $22, children under 14 $17, College, North Branch •Children's music theater workshop (ages 7- •A Oitfnifls Carol, adaptation of the Charles of the biblical books. To Jan, 14, Admission BATTLEGROUND (908) 725-3420 Ltai'iis standard. To Dec, 17. Admission $7. 11). 4 p.m. Dec. 10,17. Free admission. S15 for one, $27 for both; group rates avail- ARTS CENTER SYMPHONY •Singer, sorffcwnter, brother of the fate Hairy PLAYWRIGHTS THEATRE able. 7 p.m, Friday, Dec, 8 ('Taxi") Chapin and onetime TV host Admis- OF NEW JERSEY First Presbyterian Church COMING UP RARITAN INN sion $10. 33 Green Village Rd., Madison 118 West Mam St., Freehold BICKFORD THEATRE Rantan Center, Edison CHRISTMAS .201)514.1940 (908) 462-3584 Morrii MuMum, 6 Normandy Heights Rd., Mor- (609) 443-5598 AT WESTMINSTER •Gt-wsis and Mark's Gospel, staged readings nstown •Murder mystery dinner theater with audience •Music of the holidays. Free admission. Westminster Choir College of me biblical Dooks. To Jan, 14. Admission JOHN BERRY (201) 538-8069 participation. 7:30 p.m. Dec. 8. Admission Bnstol Chapel, Princeton $15 lof one, $27 for both; group rates avail- •A C/iristmas Carol, musical adaptation of the 8 p.m. Friday, Dec, 8 $39.95. (609) 921-2663 able Charles Dickens standard. 8 p.m. Dec. 15, SOMERSET COUNTY Union County Arts Center Adults $12, senior citizens and students $10 RARITAN INN Adults $12. children under 12 $7. COURTHOUSE 1601 Irving St., Rahway each program. Rontan Center, Edison HOLIDAY INN North Bridge St., Somerville (908) 499-8226 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 8 609) 443-5598 N.J. Turnpike Exit 12 (908) 356-8856 •Up-and-coming country star performs with •"The Spint of the Holidays" with Donald •Mufdci mystery dinner theater with audience Carteret •A Christmas Carol, adaptation of the Charles New Jersey CAW singer Tim Gillis opening. Dumpson n.niicipmion. 7:30 p.m Dec. 8. Admission (609} 443-5598 Dickens holiday standard. 8 p.m. Dec, 8,9. Admission $31, $26. 8 p.m. Saturday. Dec. 9 »!> 95 •Murder mystery dinner theater with audience Admission $10, discounts available. BRANDENBURG CONCERT! SOMERSET COUNTY participation. 7:30 p.m. Dec. 15, Admission TECHNIQUES THEATRE 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 12 •Chnstmas carol sing conducted by Melanie COURTHOUSE $39.95, Middlesex County Vo-Tech Fairieigh Dickinson University Jacobson, Nortn Bridge St., Somerville MURDER MYSTERY 112 Rues Lane Lenfell Hall, Madison 4 and 8 p.m, Dec. 10 !90Rl 356-8856 DINNER TRAIN East Brunswick (908) 879-0296 •"A Chnstmas MusicFest," Westminster Sing- •A Christmas Carol, adaptation of the Charles (609) 443-5598 (908) 521-3156 •Four of J.S. Bach's memorable concertos, ers. Dickens holiday standard, 8 p.m. Dec. 8, 9. •Leaving from Lambertvilte, 4:30 and 7:45 •Annie, musical about the comic strip heroine. performed by members of the Colorado String 8 p.m. Dec. 15, Admission $10. discounts available, p.m. Dec. 16. Admission $49.95. To Dec, 16. Admission $10 evenings, $8 mat- Quartet and Accord Winds, Admission $15, 4 p.m, Dec. 17 TECHNIQUES THEATRE OfFBROADSTREET THEATRE inees; discounts available. discounts available. •"Navidad en Espana vieja" (Christmas in Old Middlesex County Vo-Tech 5 South Greenwood Ave. VILLAGERS THEATRE ' ' ' JIM BREWSTER/SNARON LYTW Spain), Fuma Sacra. ' ' ' ' 12 What to do Weekend Pta, December 64 •Anglican service tor Christmas, performed by pfam^Mt,wHh• quintet Fit*iKimisalon. MMMIQWNCAfl Solid Brass with the church's choir, Admission 8 West Front St, Red Bank $10. ANDREAUWUL (90S) 7414844 ORCHESTRA OF 4 p.m, Sunday, Dec, 17 Gordon Vincent Blues Bind, Sunday*. Iff Concert ST. PETER WINE SEA Presbyterian Church, 100 Livingston Ave., New Pat Guadagno, Mondays. 8 pm Wednesday, Dae. 13 Brunswfck The Babes, Thursday!. Union County Arts Center (908) 560-7132, ExL 2 •Benny Hi-Fi 4 The ACM, Dec, 6. 1601 Irving St., Rahway •Christian, Jewish and aecuiar music for the •Night Passage, Dec. 9. CHRISTMAS CAROL PROGRAM •Christmas readings and song with the (908) 499-8226 hoNdayi, performed by the Cmtabiie Chamber •Rich Btckman, Dae. 12, 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 17 church's adult choir. Free admission. •Conducted by i priest who once worked on Chorale, Admission $12. discount! available. •Sauce, Dec, 13. Crescent Avenue MAKE A JOYFUL NOISE Broadway with A Chorus Urn, Admission $25- SOMERSET HUS Presbyterian Church 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 10 $15. CHILDREN'S CHORUS •Rhythm 4 Bafts,'Dec. 16, 716 Watchung Aw., Plainfield Falrteigh Dickinson University 7:30 p.m, Saturday, Dec. 0 (908) 756-2468 The Mansion, Madison TURNVCMM St. Bernard's Church •With the church's professional choir, Free. (201) 593-8661 7;30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 9 BemardivWe 54 Monmouth Rd,, Estontowri CHRISTMAS •Music of the holidays performed by Solid Saenger Halto, 220 Somerset St., North Plain- 7:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 15 (908)542-7979 FESTIVAL CONCERT Brass. AdmllsioH $10. field Mendham High School •Stave Brining, Dec. 8, 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 17 WYNTONMARSAUS (908) 276-8572 (908) 766-0602 •Jim Donnelly, Dec. 9,16. Community United Methodist Church, 301 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 10 •109th concert of Christmas songs In German •Holiday music sung by an ensemble of 35 •Tom LaPar, Dec. 15. Chestnut St. Slate Theatre, 19 Livingston Ave,, New Brun- and English with a 45-vok* chorus and two pupils from Grades 5-9. Admission $5. FREDDYS Roseile Park swick trumpeters. Adults $10, children $3. JONATHAN SPROUT Route 202, BemsfdtvWe 1908) 276-4341, 276-6970 (908) 246-7469 PRINCETON 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 9 (908) 7664575 •Featuring the (British-style) Imperial Brass •Jazz trumpeter performs In a benefit for St. CHAMIER SYMPHONY Edison Intermediate School •Burke Brot, Dae. 8. with Andrew Benryman. Adults $5, children $2. Peter's Medical Center. Admission $35-$2O. 4 and 7 p.m, Dec, 17 Rahway Ave., Westfletd •Intoucats, Dec, 9. CHRISTMAS IN MESSIAH Rlchirdion Auditorium, (908) 232-3236 •Sunshine Rhythms, Dec, 15, CAROL AND SONG 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 9 Princeton University •Slnger-songwrtter who's been performing •Jump the Gun, Dec. 16. 6 and 9 p.m. Dec. 9,10 Trinity Cathedral, Trenton (609) 258-5000 since the 70s. Admission $4.25. •Comedy night Dec, 17. Kirkpaifich Chapel. Rutgers University, New 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 16 •Performing works by Humperdinck, Tippett, STARDUST MO SAND Brunswick Community Theatre Rlmsky-Korsakov and Sibelius. Admission 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 8; Green Brook Middle 1288Rojt«22,Bri TW ARTISTS IHOWCAIC •Works by Tom Chaser and Matthaw Young, to 10 BoddAve., Outer Dae. 30. (908) 879-9552 WUMMN fUSUC UMMV Fm admission; caN for each da/a noun. 200QHnAw.,Mllbum •"Beyond Earth: Visionary and Ether* Art," (201)378-1008 to Jan. 31. Opao wnfl| Hnty houfi) •Cartoons by David Brion, to Jan, 31. 8C ATRIUM GALLERY •MbWon, to Oac> 30> Mountain View Rd., Warren Mandham Rd., Qltdatona (906) 903-2000 (908)234.2345 9a.rn.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday. 24 p,m. Thunday, Sunday, •Amtncan dabut of pekitinf* by Hanrt Sit, to •Raoant woiM by Oiitt Afldamon, to Dae. IS. Jan. 1 Reception 6-9 p,m, DM, S. 455HoM(Jra,Placa4i«My 6 North Second Aw. (908)562-2301 Highland ParH 8:30 a,m.-4 JO p.m. Monday-f rtoay, (906) 249-6971 •Wortd by Don Moom, to Dec. 29. 10 a.m,-6 p.m, Mondiy-fifday, 10 a,m.-5 WUJMOOttlilftY p,m, Saturday. Also open by appointment nMf M>, East Hanotw •OH paintinfi by Hany Ortyh, to DM. 30. (201)503-3231 Noon-4 p.m. tvtry day. Fraa Ktmtuion. PUUJCUSMRY •Edibli •rehttacftjjt, to Dtc. 29. Route 202, Btmartftvito NEWJIRSCYCfNm (906) 766-0118 PORVIMMLAini Open during library howi. 66 Dm SI, Summit •Oontomporary lettetpma books from Peter (908)273-9121 Kruty, Dae. 7-31. Fret for members. Non-member admission: adults II, aamfor cttam and ohHdnn 12- STUDENT CENTER under frte. CaNfof hou n In aach a^Uary. BetMKaflUr*«sJty •"H» Outar Liyer" of ctotMni Palmtr Canary, South Orange to Dae. 31. (201) 761-9075 10 a.m.-10p.m. everyday, 65 Chore* St, •Art and writing from Columbia Hlaji School art (908)2464066 programs, to Dtc. 15. Noo*v6 p.m. Monday-Saturday. COtmSAUfRV •"Craft Eniactattoni" show, to Jan. 2. ATTKMRKYARD ICrjryallSt.ljmbsftvlHa (609)397-0804 377BwoodM, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Werjneiday Sunday. •Worto by Robert Sahson and timwtm Fam- (908)558-2550 ham, to Ian. 7. Open durtngltoiiy hours, DUCMT SCHOOL •Union Count; Tatn Am During ertbtt, to la™ nHV M>^rV l^bSHBn Dae. 30. 1030 Central AM., PWnhakt (908) 757-7171 9 e.m,-5 p.m. Monday-Fridty. 6 Rooforisw AM, •Student Council mirtitum ihow, to Dec, 8. EVtRHART GALLERY (906)795-7909 117 South Mapia AM. Open during Hbreiy houn. Basking Ridga •MMatum of Nehard Tatjot, to Dae. 30. (906) 221-9007 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday. femur* MNKFOOUNEa of MMdtetei Cetmty 1775 Oak TmaRd., Edison (906)494-3232 Brookskto Dr>( MHIfoum Open during canto? hours. (908) 354-2479 •Ptmungi by Zetda Welier, Dec. 17-Jan. U. Noon-3 p.m. Friday and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, Reception 1*3 p.m. Dec. 17, Also open one hour before playhouse perform- PRINCETON ances and at Intermission. UNMRimfTORf •Milibum-Short Hills Art Center members' 36 University PI., Princeton stow, to Dec. 10, (609)921-8500 GABRIELTS ART GALLERY Open during store houn. 57 Bridge St., Frenchtowrt •Transformations Craft Cooperative show, to (908) 996-6011 Dec. 27. 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Friday, Saturday; 10 a.m,-6 PRtNIMAKim COUNCIL p.m. Sunday-Thursday. OFNEWJEItftEY •British Guild of Aviation Artists 25th- 440 River Rd., North Branch anniversary show, to Jan. 17. (908) 725-2110 HUNTERDON ART CENTER 11 a.m.4 p.m. Weds-Frl, 1-4 p.m. Sat 7 Lower Center St., Clinton •22nd annual juried members show, to Dec. (908) 735-8415 30. 11 a.m. -5 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday, Admission RABSETQAliEXY $2.50, discounts available, 120 Georps Rd. •"Holiday Happenings" for children 9-16,9 New Brunswick "I see the businessman as an Icon. His power, fear, demands, weaknesses, identity, stoicism am. Dec. 9,16. Registration required. (908)828-5150 and his lack of self-awareness make him ... the product of our culture and our time, and our •Scenes o( Hunterdon County, Dec. 10-Jan. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday, 11 a.m,-4 7. Reception 3-5 p.m. Dec. 10. p.m. Saturday. Also open by appointment symbol of man," says Adam Pitt, whose solo show at the Lower Gallery, Watchung Arts Center •"Exposed - The Nutcracker Backstage" by •"Tne Variety Show," exhibition, to Dec. 23, Includes Judgment Day, above. There's a reception on Sunday. See Galleries. Michele Wambaugh, Dec 10-Jan, 7. Ftacep- RIDER UNWEWITY tlon 3-5 p.m. Dec. 10. ARTCMUJRY DORIS KOIEX TERMS •Photographs from Bangladesh by Marilyn (908) 753-0190 Student Centat JOHNSON OAUERY mVoorheesRd. Pfaltz, to Jan. 9. 1-4 p.m. Monday-Saturday. Free admission. 2020 Burnt Mills Rd. Route 206, lawrenceville •"Corporation Man," mixed media by Adam (609) 896-5327 Glen Gardner VISUAL ARTS GALLERY Bedminster (908) 638-6561 Mawn Qrou School of the Arta Pitt, to Dec. 30. Reception 1-4 p.m. Dec. 10. (908) 234-2345 2-5 p.m. Friday-Sunday, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. and •"Humor and Whimsy," to Dec. 30. Reception 9:30 a.m,-2:3O p.m. Monday-Friday. 6-8 p.m. Monday-ThunKlay. Free admission. 1-5 p.m. every day. Open by appointment 33 Livingston Ave. •Paintings of rural scenes, on display and for New Brunswick 1-4 p.m. Dec. 10. •Homemade "Fabrications" by Laurie Gold- •"Ashes, Ashes: Drawings and Poems of the WESTMINSTER ART GALLERY stem, to Jan, 3. Holocaust," to Dec. 10. . purchase, to Dec. 10, (908) 932-7511 KENT RACE GALLERY SOMERSET COUNTY CULTURAL TOMASULO VAI FRY 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday, 42 Norwood Aw., Summit ANDNEMTAOtCUUlERY Union County CoMBje •FVst-yeor graduate review, to Dec, 6. (201) 748-9000, Ext 343 (908) 273-0900 20 Grove St. SomerviBe 1033 Springs AM. •Prints from an experimental workshop in Jo- 1-5 p.m. Monday-Thursday, 11 a.m.-2 p.m, 9 a.m,-4 p.m. Monday-Friday. Also open by (908) 231-7110 Cranfwd hannesburg, South Africa, Dec. 11-15. Friday. Also open by appointment appointment 8:30 a.m,-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday, (908) 709-7155, 558-2550 WALSH LIBRARY •Painting and sculpture from six latin Ameri- •"Understanding Our Neighbors" In photo- •New Jersey Designer Craftsmenragkmal ex - 14 and 6-9 p.m, Mondey-TTwrsday; 14 p.m, Soton Hai unvonvty can artists, to Dec. 12. graphs by Helen Stummer, to Dec. 15. hibit to Jan. 5. Friday, Saturday. South Orange THE WILLIAMS GALLERY MAIN STREET GALLERY SWAmOAUEMES •Ethnic art, to Dec. 8. (201) 761-9476 8 Chambers St., Princeton AND FRAME COMPANY 703 Watering Ave.,Plalnfield JACOB TRAPPQALU5RY 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. (609) 921-1142 Montgomery Center (908) 756-1707 Unitarian Church •"Monsignor John M. Oestemelcher, Architect 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday. Route 206, Skillmart 9:30 a.nv5:30 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, 9:30 4 WaldfonAve., Summit of Understanding." to Dec. 8. •New works by Joanne Augustine, Tom (609)683-8092 -'^: v. iVi •JTv-4 p,m, Saturday, nooa-4 p,m. Sunday. (908)273-3245 < > • • WATCHUNG ARTS CENTER George, Margaret K. Johnson and Gar Water- Open during ston> hours* V. *• -.i'-' ' •Christmas miniatures, to Dec. 31. - 9 a.m.<3 p,m Mon PUBLICITY PHOTO BY: LCHSOflEENFIELD Evtryont't nutcrwklng y. Th# Amtrlctn Rr porttry Billtt Company ptrformt at tt» Edward Naih Thiitr• this wwk- •nd. Molly Daly, Suzinnt Goldman and Mary Barton apptar SttDwct, ,:**wf^ United Method*! Church (906)972-0070 •Qper^ithearsal of cnamber mustc enternbte, (908)832-2196,236-2909 NMNCfTON QARDEN •Ad-woman ensemto siflfng bartttrshop- tTATWMCNCHORUI Rekwsals styie. 8 p.m. Tuesday rflQHUNDPAim United Methodist Church MMOMOEMMN-AMEMCAN COMMUNITY CHOMJI Nassau St, Princeton MNotNatoanv 7:30 p.m. Thursday (609) 443-3641 Reformed Church, 21 South DancePLUS counts available. 8 p.m. Thursday •All-male ensemble singing barbershop har- Second Ave., Midland Park 8 p.m. Dec. 8.9; 2 p.m. Dec. 10; New The- TANUSHREESARKAR/ 55 George* Rd. mony, (908) 246-4186 ater, Rutgers University, New Brunswick USTADASDULSATTARTAR1 New Brunswick RAHWAYVAUfY •Chorus from Highland Park and nearby towns 1908) 932-7511 (906) 287-1849 JERSEYAIRES 7:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 8 that performs in local concerts. New voices •World premiere of works by Claire Porter, •Mixed chotus with repertoire from Germany 7:30 D.rn. Monday Plscataway High School welcome, especially tenors and basses. Charlotte Boye-Christensen and four other and America. First Baptist Church Behmer Rd., Piscataway HOUNDS FOR HARMONY choreographers. Admission $14, discounts CAHTAiU 170 Eim St., Westfleld (908) 563-4117 7:45 p.m. Monday available. CHMMCIICMORALI (908) 494-3580,925-2629 •Kathatt dancing from India. Free admission. PeopJeCane Center, 120 Flndeme Ave,, Bridge- THE NUTCRACKER 7:30 p.m. Wednesday •All-male ensemble singing barbershop har- SLfEPINOMAUTYONtCt water (American Repertory Balltl) Presbyterian Church, 409 mony. 3 and 7:30 p.m, Dec. 9; Mennen Arena, 161 (908) 647-2180,526-0672 3 and 8 p.m. Dec. 9, 3 p.m. Dec. 10; Edward Mountain Aw., Bound Brook RARITANVAUIYCHOmil •All-male ensemble singing barbershop style. Nash Theatre, Rantan Valley Community Col- East Hanover Ave., Montstown (908) 753-5424 7:30 p.m. Tuesday KOLRINA lege, North Branch (2011993-1331 •Middlesex County ensemble with an empha- Neshanic Reformed Church 7:45 p.m. Monday; Conservative Temple, 201 (908) 725-3420 •The Tchaikovsky ballet, performed by the St. sis on new American music. Singers with cho- Route 514, Neshanic South Third Aw,, Holland Park 1 and 6:30 p.m. Dec. 13 Petersburg Slate Ice Ballet Admission $35- ral experience encouraged to audition. (908) 281-8509 (908) 545-6482 Montclair State University $13.50. CONCMD SMQERS •Ensemble that gives choral concerts In Cen- •Community chorus specializing in Jewish cho- Upper Montclair 7:30 p.m. Monday tral New Jersey. New members welcome dur- 1 ral music. Call for an audition, (201! 655-5112 St John * Litheran Church ing September, MID-JERKY Dec. 16-18 587 SpringAeld Ave, Summit RARfTANVAWTY (201) 635-8676 HARMONY CH0DUS State Theatre, New Brunswick SYMPHONIC IAND •Choral group whose specialty is oratorios and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday (906)246-7469 7:30 p.m. Wedntsday madrigals. No formal audition neoassoy. Reformed Church, Main •The Tchaikovsky holiday standard. Admission Wlfsborough Hi* School DOR 111001111(0011 St, South Bound Brook $17.50 (discounts available) m North Branch, CIRCUHAYIM Raider BM., Bella Mead 7:30 p.m. Tuesday; United Methodist Church, (906) 725-6178 125 (discounts available) in Upper Montclair, 416 Victoria Ave., Piscataway (908)359-7485 Wtshinfton Valley Rd., Martlnsville •All-woman ensemble linfr* barbershop J24-U2 (call (or showttmes) in New Brun- (908) 968-7555 •75-pieoe orchestra that performs year-round. (908) 604-2039 style. Open rthearuh. swick. •For March production of A/sen/c and OW •Chamber music ensemble specializing in Re- MILUT0NE VAUEY CHORUS Openings tor clarinet, tuba, trombone, trum- THE NUTCRACKER Lacs. Auditions 7:30 p.m. Dec. 11,14. Three naissance and Baroque works. Tenors, basses 7:45 p.m. Monday pet, French horn, drums, mallet, alto clarinet (New Jersey Ballet) women and 11 men (20-60); readings from snd baritones needed. Merrill lynch employee and piccolo; Mn| your own instruments and Dec, 14-27 the script EMNV AND IVORY cafeteria, Platnsboro sheet music. Paper Mill Playhouse MOUNT ST. MARY ACAOCMV COMMUNITY CHOIR (908) 247-3120 RARITANVAUfY Brookstde Dr., Millbum Route 22, Watchung 11 a.m. Saturday •AN-woman ensemble singing barbershop YOUTH CHORAlf (201) 376-4343 (908) 757-0108 Neltfiborhood House style. 4:30 p.m. Tuesday •The Tchaikovsky holiday standard. Admission •For March production of Wefo, Do/ly/ Audi- 12 Flayer St. Mooistown NEW JERSEY INTCR- First United Methodist Church $35-122; call for each day's showtimes. tions 7 p.iu Uec. 12-14. Young men needed; (201) 5384229 GENERATIONAL OftCHESUtt 48 West Hi* St., Somerville THE NUTCRACKER •Interracial and non-denominational gospel 7 p.m. Thursday (908) 281-8509 (N,J. Dance Theatre Ensemble) singers and dancers also wanted. Prepare a choir. New members welcome, Cranford High School •Ensemble for sinprs in Grades 4-9. Audi- 1 and 5 p.m. Dec. 9 Broadway u ti" and bring sheet music, THf PHimTHAUINS ESSEX CHORAlf West End PI., Cranford tions by appointment East Brunswick High School 7:45 p.m. Wednesday Carriage Ho jse (908) 561-3802 SAENGERCHOR (908) 422-8345 SL John's Lutheran Church •Symphony orchestra with players of all ages. 8 p.m. Monday land 5 p.m. Dec 16, 17 129 Watson Rd. Fanwuod 587 Springfield Ave.( Summit No formal audition necessary. Saenger Halle, 220 Somerset IC-08) -27-8686 Fairieigh Dickinson University '908) 464-0641 PHILOMUSrCA St.. North Plainfleld •I ir wiiter productioi of Eliisybooy. A1,dilions Dreyfuss Theater, Madison •Specializing in sacred and secular repertoire, CHAMBER CHOIR (908) 276-8572 3 >m\ ": 10pm. Dec 3, 7:30p.m. Doc. 5. (201) 593-8620 New members in all vocal ranges welcome, 7:30 p.m. Monday •Chonjs that swh-ialues n\ ^rman sonij. All ''"•jr i.icn and fair w^y, 'nird-JOs to w TO CHORUS . . Cniianan Society, 176 Tices Lane.'Easi liw- :n-t nc*ssar/ » speak Cor ry di<; '".30 p/n. ^v Weekend Plus, December 6-8 What to do 15 SOMERSET VALLEY CHORUS 602 West Front St., PlainfieW 7:15 p.m. Tuesday (908) 755-5831 PeopleCare Center, 120 FindemeAve., Bridge- Colonial tome buHt in 1746 and chronicling water New Jersey history from before independence (908) 469-3983,873-8833 to after the Civil War. 2-4 p.m. Saturday. Free •All-woman ensemble singing barbershop admission for members. Non-member admis- style. Women in all parts needed. sion: adults $1. children free. SOMERSET VALLEY DUKE GARDENS ORCHESTRA Route 206, Hllisborough 7:30 p.m. Thursday (908} 722-3700 Bound Brook Hitfi School Gardens open noon-4 p.m. every day, Adults Rome 28, Bound Brook 15, senior citizens and children 12.50; wear {908)356-2966 comfortable walking shoes. Reservations re- •Community orchestra with players from the quired. Cameras not permitted, area. EAST JERSEY OLDETOWNE SUMMIT CHORALE Johnson Par* 7:45 p.m. Tuesday River Rd., Piscataway Christ Church. 561 Springfield Ave., Summit (908)463-9077 (201)467-1454 village composed of relocated 18th century •70-member ensemble singing choral works structures set near the headquarters of the Irom tlte Renaissance to the present. county park, police. No tours offered at WOMEN MEUWO present. Gift shop closed until further notice. WOMEN CHORUS 1M0H0USE 7:30 p.m. Monday Montgomery Guttural Center Out Savior's Lutheran Church 124 Montgomery Rd., SkJIIman SOCalvertAve. East, Edison (609) 921-3272 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, 1-4 p.m. Satur- Instructor Btntta Wolff* organizts bookbinding classes at a Ntwark Museum arts workshop. (908)549 6000 day. Also open by appointment. Inttrtstlng workshops srs alwsys going on thers. See Muswms. •All-woman chorus singing all types of music. •Griggstown Lock Rapper Dancers and Cotil- New members welcome; no audition neces- lion Singers, 2 p.m. Dec. 10. citizens and students $2. programs, 14-Feb. 25. sary. •Quilt and craft show, to Jan. 31, •"The Art of the Quilt," to Jan. 7. •"Glass and Mirrors" antique seminar, 10 •"Project S: Pepon Osorlo - A Badge of ENVIRONMENTAL •"Silk, Satin and Sensuous," to Jan. 7. a.m. Dec. 14. Honor," to March 10. •"African Design: Heirs to the Trans-Saharan EDUCATION CENTER MIDDLESEX COUNTY MUSEUM •"Creating Candles" for children, 10:30 a.m. Trade," to June. 190 Lord Stirling Hd. Comelue Low Monte Dec. 16. •"Cookingfor the Gods" in Bengal, to June Speakers Basiling Rldy 1225 River Rd., Piscataway •Winter open house (free admission), Dec. 30. (908) 766-2489 (908) 745-4177 17, •"Explore Korea: A VWt to Grandfather's 9 a,m.-4:3O em every ds\ Registration re- Closed for renovations. •Pottery of Albert Green, to Dec. 31. House," to January 1997. CATHY CRIMMWS/ quired for programs. MILLER-CORY HOUSE •Teapots from the Norwich Castle Museum, to NORTH PUUNFIEU* TOM HEADER FREUNOHUYMN 614 Mountain Ave., Westfield March 17. EXEMPTS HUE MUSEUM 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 8 AMORETUM (908) 232-1776 MUSEUM OF EARLY 300 Somerset St Rwfflste Bootu 53 East Hanover Ave. Showing tile in New Jersey around the time of TRADES AND CRAFTS North PtoinfWd 7 Lambert lane, LambertvHIe Morristoan the Revolutionary War. 2-5 p.m, Sunday. Route 124, Madison (908) 757-5720 History of the North PlairHWd end PlaMeM (609) 3971920 (201) 326-7627 Adults $1, children 9-older 50 cents, children (201) 377-2982 fht departments, plus antique fire apparatus •Comedian (she) and writer (he) read Newt under 6 free. Shmrinj the mle of crafts people in the 18th Grounds open 9 i.m.-dusk every day. Building from (he mld-19th century. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Ginjrfcfri Bedtime Stones for Orphans. Free •Bayoerry Candlelight Tour, Dec, 9. Reserva- end 19th centuries. 10 i.nv4 p.m. Tuesday- open 9 a.m.«4 p.m. Monday-Saturday, noon-4 Sunday, by appointment other day*. Donation, admission. p.m. Sunday. Fm admission. tions required. Saturday, 2-5 p.m. Sunday. Ftee admission MHUPStLVERSTORf •(jfniertmd Wonderland contest, to Dec. 10. •Christmas in Sweden, Dec. 10. for members. Non-member admission: adults 165 Hobart Ave., Summit 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 17 GREAT SWAMP OUTDOOR •The "Bebmtt," Dec. 17. 12, children SI. (908) 273-8787 Rtoojtfa Books EDUCATION CENTER MONMOUTH COUNTY NJ.HWTOMCALSOCKTY Gardens open dawn-dusk every day. Exhibits 7L»n*wtLine,Lambwtvi«e 247 Southern DM., Chatham HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION 230 Broadway, Newark open 9 e,m.-3 p.m, Monday, Tuesday, Thun* (609) 3974920 (201)635-6629 70 Court St., Freehold (201) 483-3939 day, Friday. •Wine columnist appears at a book-signint 9 a.m.-4:3O p.m, *mt day. Registration re- (908) 462-1466 10 a.m,-4 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, plus the first party. Free admission. quired tor pr of ems. Museum open 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday- and third Saturday of each month. Free ad- g Geology Hal, New Brunswick •Nature) mtft, 2 p.m. Dec. 10, Saturday, 1-4 p.m. Sunday. Admission $2, mission, (908)932-7243 •Hikt at Watcfiunj Reservation, 2 p.m. Dec. discounts available. •"Moving Through Memory: Caribbean Folk 1-4 p,m. Monday: 9 a.m.-noon Tuesday- •"Optical Delights: Stenographic Views of Am in New Jersey," to April, 11. Celltor location . Friday; noon-4 p.m. Dec. 10. Enter via unto* •HiKe Monf Patriot's Pith, 10 a.m. Dec. 14. Monmouth County," Hartshome Gallery, to NEW JERSEY MUSEUM sty's main fate on George Street Free admi* Call for location. Feb. 11. Of AGRICULTURE sion. •"Winter Wonders" walkfor preschoole r and •"Summer at the Shore/' Freehold Gallery, to Cook College •Meteorites, to March. parent, 10 a,m, Dec. 15. March 17. Route 1, New Brunswick TOWNSHIP OF A CHRISTMAS STORY HUNOARUN MONTCUIR ART MUSEUM (908) 249-2077 LEBANON MUSEUM (America, 1913) 57 Musconetcong Rd. HERITAGE CENTER 3 South Mountain Ave. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday, noon-5 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 13; Morris Mu- Hampton 300 Somerset St. Montclalr p.m. Sunday. Free admissionfor members . seum, 6 Normandy Heights Rd., Momstown (908) 537-6464 (201) 746-5555 Non-member admission: adults $3, senior citi- (201) 538-8069, Ext. 224 New Brunswick •Christmas party, 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Dec. 16. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, zens $2, children 5-oWer $1. •The new holiday classic, narrated by Jean (908)846-5777 WALLACE HOUSE 4 Saturday; 1-5 p.m. Thursday, Sunday. Free NEW JERSEY STATE MUSEUM Shepherd (on whose writings the film is 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 1-4 p.m. OLD DUTCH PARSONAGE admission for members. Non-member admis- 205 West State St., Trenton based}, Admission $4. Sunday. 38Washir«onPI.,Somerville •Festival of Trees, to Jan, 28. sion: adults $4, senior citizens and students (609) 292-6464 (908) 725-1015 UBERTY SCIENCE CENTER $3, children under 12 free, Free admission for 9 a,m.-4:45 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, noon-5 George Washington's headquarters when he NJ. Turnpike Exit 14B all Saturday until 2 p.m. p.m. Sunday. Free admission. was stationed In Somerville in 1778.10 a.m.- noon and 1-5 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday, 1-5 Jersey City •"Holiday Sampler," 1 p.m. Dec. 17. •Kaleidoscope Kids Family Day, Dec. 3. p.m. Sunday. Free admission. (201) 200-1000 •Sections of the AIDS Memorial Quilt, to Dec. •"Protecting the Pinelands Througi Art" by 'Museum •A "Holiday Diversion," noon Dec. 10. "Where Science = Fun." 9:30 a.m.-5:30 10. Robin A. Jess, to Dec. 31. JANEVOORHEESZIMMEmJ p.m. Tuesday-Sunday. Admission $9 for the •"Empty Dress: Clothing as Surrogate in Re- •lOOth-anniversary exhibit, to Dec. 31. ART MUSEUM THE ART MUSEUM center, $7 for the Omni Theater, (13 for both; cent Art," to Dec. 31. •"Signs of the Times," to Jan. 21. Hamilton St, New Brunswick Princeton University discounts available. •"Proud Heritage," to Jan. 14. •"Impact! Collisions in the Soiar System," to (908) 932-7237 (609) 258-3788 •"K'nexptwabon/'toJan^l. •"Varied Visions" among indigenous tribes, to Feb. 4. 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Tuesday-Friday; noon-5 Free admission; call for each day's hours. •"Sacred GrouncVSacred Sky," to Feb. 21. Jan. 21. NEWARK MUSEUM p.m, Saturday, Sunday. Free admission, •"The Olmec World: Ritual and Rulership," •"Monsters of the Deep," to March 17. •"Montclair Mosaic," to Jan. 28. 49 Washington St, Newark •"Shiseido Cosmetics, 1872-1995" from Japan, to Jan. 28. Related origami workshops Dec. 16-Feb. 25. •"Special Effects: The Science Behind the •"Framing the Future" in recent acquisitions, (201) 596-6550 Dec. 16; registration required. BUNKER HIU Mage," to May. to March 17. largest museum In the Garden State. Noon-5 •Nonconformist art from the former Soviet ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER MORRIS MUSEUM p.m, Wednesday-Sunday. Free admission. MACCUU0CHHAU Union, to March 3. 287 Bunker Hill Rd. fttSTORICM. MUSEUM 6 Normandy Heights Rd. •Ulysses Dietz on the Ballanrjne House, 1:30 •Original illustrations for children's literature, GngRstown 45 Macculloch Aw, Momstown p.m. Dec. 10. to March 3. Related program on 'Women of (906) 281-5431 Morristown (201) 538-0454 •"Artisans in Silver The Vase," to Feb. 6. the Old Testament" 1 p.m. Dec. 9. 1-5 p,m, the first Sunday of each month. (201)538-2404 Admission $4, discounts available: call for •"Art with Conscience," to Feb. 18. ' •"Prints and Processes" from the Rutgers Ar- DRAKE HOUSE MUSEUM 1-4 p.m. Thursday, Sunday. Adults S3, senior each day's hours. Registration required for •"Contemporary Medallic Sculpture," Dec. chives for Printmaking, to March 3. Weekend Plus, December 6-8 1, 6 What• to.M do• •MMMMtMMtMM MINK •••••• ••«#••• • ••••! COMMUNITY COIUM •User Christmas special, 3:30 p.m. Dec. 10, tion, Win. (906) 316-1310 by DM, 14. Route 28, North Branch 17. Adults 13.25, senior ettitona S2.75; chil- •Christmas luncheon (bring favorite food) In (906)231-6805 dren under 6 not admitted. Little Silver, 1 p.m. Dec. 17. Cost S3; must •"The Uejrt Before Christmas," Friday-Sunday restive by Dec, 12, (908) 7470879. to Dec. 16. Admission 16.50; calf (or show- P/mParms time*. •"The Alien Ww Stole Christmas," 1 and 2 p,m. Dec. 9,10,16,17. Admission $4, group (201) 797-4961.478-5883 DREVFUSSPUNETAItlUM ted. rates aveHeble. MANNS DANCE THEATUt •Dinner-dance at St. Aloyilus Church, Cakt- Newark Museum NEW JttllY ITATl MUSEUM •"Ssston of Utfit,11 3 p.m. Dec. 9,10,16, (908) 753-2300 weMp.m.Dec.9.CostS25. 49 Washington St., Newark 205 West State St., Trenton 17. Admission (4, foup rates available, •Ballroom and Latin dance at Ricochet Health (201) 596-6611 (609) 292-6333 . TMUKKNAnMf end Racquet Club, South PlainfMd, 9 p.m. NCWM0M20N6 Adults $2, senior citizens and children under Admission It ANOKKNCfCINTCft Friday. Cost $5 SWQUS SOCIAL CUM 12 SI. •"Magellan: Report from Venus," 2 p.m. Sat- 452 New Providence Rd. CENTRAL JERSEY • Mother Earth/Father Sky," 1 and 3 p.m. urday and Sunday to Dec. 31. Children under Mountainside TAUFMNDSCU* (908)580-1552 (women l'10Hairttalsf, Saturday and Sunday to Dec. 31. Children 4 not admitted. (908) 769-3670 •Christmas dance (holiday attire) at Si James me* Irene* (after; U-ue) under 6 not admitted. •"Sky Wonders," 1 and 3 p.m. Saturday and •''Behold a Star," 2 p.m. Dec. 10,17. Adults •Christmas In New York City, 3 p.m. Dec. 16. Church, Basking Rid*, 7:30 pm Dec. 17. J 4 p.m. Saturday and Sun- Sunday to Dec. 31. S3, senior citizens 12.55; children under 6 Meet In parking lot at Metraoartt railroad sta- Cost $10, day to Dec, 31. Children under 7 not admit- RAMAN VAUfY not admitted. To Respond to an ad call, Sincere, warm, affectionate OWF, Athletic SWM, 34, 511", 17S lbs, 32, auburrVhauei. M 56", Single ntce Guy wtti traditional values, mom, health care professional, 90s style, can drew up or down. 1-900-370-7446 enjoys moviee, travel, outdoors. Enjoys travel, beaches, moun- ISO professional, sincere) tains, walks, talks, fireplaces. $1.99 Per Minute, Gentleman, 3Oe, who's farrnry-on- Only Ihe fines! n/s apply. ented, fun, atti active, for poaeibxt To Plact your FREE 30-word ad call, companionship, long-term rela- Athletic SWM, trim, muscular, ttonehip.ej23a32 honest, fun, adventurous, hand- tome, successful, professional. 1-800-881-958You must bt 18 or old*2. Single mom, looking for love. Seeking slim, pretty, affectionate, OWF, 33, btono^/htiel, IOVH chil- honest and open WF, nonemoker, Co-explorer sought to discover dren, the beach, reading, arts. 25-35, to enjoy movies, dancing, and experience aH life has to offer; ISO 8VDWM, 3M5, family-orient- comedy and share friendship, WOMEN affection, and bilst.*23228 36, blonde/green, professional, ed, for friendship. Kids welcome. f/23182 SEEKING MEN attractive, outgoing, fit, many Attractive SWM, early 4Os, seek- interests to share with 3(4, pro- SWF, 41, with true and caring ing a SWF In the Edison area, AcNva DWF, tweet, petite, outgo- fessional Man of character, heart. Seeks SWPM Gentleman interested Hi a good time. Age ing and tont o bt with. Seeks strength and spirit. ^23204 to share life's little) pleasures and unirnportantv23177 communicative, kind, loving, aneverietsng, quality reiattonsNp Attract* SWM, 35, 9'10", nice romantic S/DM, 35-45, nontmok- DWF, red-headed baby boomer, bated on homely, trust, caring, build, rVt, educated, financially ar. Left enjoy new friendship, Florida Gal, Seeks partner on and arxl sharing. ej«iil off dance floor. Uket toning, foot- secure, devoted, romantic, treats throwing laaves in the parti, hon- a Lady weM, with respect. est communication, romantic ball, cooking for that someone TVed of unplayable Nesl Looking to tee off wNh SWM, 39*50, who Traditional values, flexible, momentt and maytM much more special. Seeks someone ready for envoys go*, thing, animals, trav- hsafthy. ISO Lady. 19 and over, together. *23161 one-on-one relationship. «J£3210 enng, movies, new Torn vny ana slender with qualities, curve- ceout. «23187 Adorable DJF, 48, petite, slkn, DWPF, 49, German, trilingual having fun. ejS3i€9 intelligent with bright blue eyes administrator, attractive, slim, Attractive SWM, 24, 6', enjoys active lifestyle, travel, Vivacious SWPf, 510", 46, vege- and winning smile. What atte tarian, medHejei and dots yoga. brown/brown, smoker with unique could you ask for? ISO good-look- sports, music, theater. Seeking I f^jil.1 few ****** lit - ...-A . _ personalty and diverse inters** ing OWPM, financially, ernottonel- long-term relationship with Intelli- LOORmg IQT aim, KM irneresis, in art, music and nature. ISO ly secure, for unexpected adven- gent WPM, nonsmoker. ej23233 open to the tutfi and In eeerch of smart, uncommon SWF, 19-24, ture*. «23196 hit higher self. Whan you for a long-term relationship. No DWPF, 53, n/s, versatile, attrac- respond, please include bJrthdate. drugs. «j23242 Attractive, fun, Intelligent, educat- tive, sincere, brown/brown. fj23200 ad DWF, 39, looking for uncompli- Seeking n/s, active, physically IK, Wanted; DWPC WASP, father, of Attractive Italian SWM, 25, 510", cated, rtlaxlng time with attrac- good-looking S/DWPM, who Nkes character and spirit, attractive, nonsmoker, nondrinker, enjoys tive, Intelligent, kind, unattached, skiing, the shore, music, dancing weN-educated, fun, diverse, medi- sports, music and more. Seeks professional S/DWM, 45-52, not and dining out. »23151 FREEimoDi!cnoN& um height tnd build. M 47, for SWF, 19+, who's fun, romantic, ready for long-term relationship DWP mom, same. No liars, with similar interests for long-term but longing for companionship. Enchanting DWCPF, 43, joyful, cheaters, pom freaks or go gosrt relationship. ^23243 loving, energetic, ISO an emotion- | ONE FKLE RETRIEVAL need appty. ej23216 *23180 Blue coHar, assertive, Indepen- aHy secure, communicative, sen- dent, intelligent SWM, 43, hand- Attractive, 28, thin, long-lagged sitive DWCPM, up to 52, to share White Femake, early 5Os, 5'4». A WEEK! Up to 15 minutes. slim, would like to meet caring, some, slim, diverse interests. Italian brunette, secure, profes- life Hunterdon County ©23224 Seeks open-minded, easygoing, sional. 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Seeking ishly attractive WPM, 36-52, DWPF, young 46, 5'5", nonsmok- Fairly attractive WWF, 57 1/2", Xhartton Heston." DWM, 58. 62", for long-term relationship. SWM, 29-36, emotionally secure, secure, intelligent, romantic, hon- 195 lbs, seH-amptoyed, educated, er, with good values, loves travel, brown hair, very outgoing. Enjoys Q23235 unselfish, mature enough to deal est. Ready to share long-term dancer, sense of humor. ISO dining, day trips. 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Seeking SWM, 40- sHm, tad, intelligent, attractive, ests, testa pew*, sexy Lady, 33- coHege-educattd S/DWPM, 28- rf curious, ca*.o23173 50, good listener, to thare Nfe't oornpatttafe, 40s, n/t Jf, skier, tra- 42, tor reitJonthip. SenaWva, lov- 42, wHh similar interests. «23247 Fun, fit, shapely Female, 5V, experiences, end similar interests. ditional values, for caring, sharing, green eyus, blonde hair, fit, smok- Pretty, blue-eyed blonde DJF, Wr- «23201 ing; kkJt ok ^23175 long-term reJatonship. Big brown eyes DWPF, 41, ISO er, social drinker, enjoys music, tytomethtng, earn, warm, down- to-earth, etjnvs movies, voley- Artiste, ^IIHjent ta« SVVPM, 36, ftmn-to-earth SWPM, 30, e*ac romance, adventure, fun. Seeking working, hiking and animals. enjoy artfquJno, travel, wefts in «wj, 5'ior. blonds hair, blue eyes, D/8WPM, m 4Os, toshar e inter- Seeks tan, truthfu:, klndhearted, ball, tennis, twilight evenings. RliFOND TO Seeking an attrartive OJM, 36-42, thtrnoortgM Would internes* 170 lbs, funny, patajonata, and ests, good times, en)oys tavel, monogamous, h-jmorou* DW/HM, atsN.sdvtrtumJtSFwttiagoQd giving, enjoys Ins outdoors, gotf, dance, dMng, conversation. 45-52, for mutuei commitment. trim, caring, tanaWvt, romantc, YOUR PAVORITI rtonamohar. «23194 sense of humor, for s storybook Seeking adventurous Female, AD TODAY! romance. ©23207 ©23159 Weekend Plus, December 6-8 What to do 17 •Danes {jacket wind) atHHton hotel, Iwlin, TOWN t COUNTRY Dec. 17. Cott $7. 8 p.m. Dec. 17, Cost 112. YOUNQItfMUr (906) 766-4962 lOCtALCUJI (908) 766-1839 (7-9 p.m.) •Social at Bridfnrater Mai .or, 6:30 p.m, (SftftSSkMIJl, 28*48) •Bridgt tt Central Presbyterian Church, Sum- Wednesday. Cost $8, (908) 221-1182 mit, 6:45 p.m. Dec, 10,17. Cott $2. 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ISO fit, fun SWF, who is a playful soul, tantitiva, creative, Lonaty DWM, 43, honest, hard- fj232OS outgoing and Dncara for serious honest, romantic and looking for eetf-aaeartive, tnterprieing, working, will likt affectionate long-term relationship ^23164 long-term relationship. «231S5 Unattached WM, teddy bear, very itrong-wWad, for a committed, Woman for long itJkt, fun timae playfui and broad-minded, hand- binding rtUJUonahip. Race unim- and caring. Staking Fematt, 2S- SPORTS Easygoing, honest OWM, 44, Rich, nrtrad, handsome, Divorced some and healthy. ISO sama m portant. «23239 45.^23222 510", rVs, rVd, hardworking, M, sexy, humorous Polish shapely, attractive, healthy F, 35+, PARTNERS Gentleman, ST, 190 lbs, fire for friendship, pOMibte rataben- communicative pareon. ISO Qarnaman teaks a loving partner Loves cuKurt, WM, 59, 6'2", 200 plug, with coHaga degrees Enjoys srip. «23229 DYSWF, enjoys outdoort, muaic, to tnara hft wtfi. 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Tom prides him- tyeetend Pfus cul/rawy 00/respondent self on serving authentic Italian cooking from."good h;^-;., •:;;A:-. .•...;,'j e sometimes forget the neighborhood eatery old home recipes," using quality products. "This is - the one that made and kept its reputation where you come for a home-cooked meal," he says. ' Wby providing good food, good service and Another plus is the moderate prices. Specials are good value - as we hop around to newer, "cutesier" $12.95-$ 14.95, even for zuppa de pesce filled with restaurants that come and go with great regularity in clams, mussels, shrimp and scallops, this area. The Italian meals are tasty and run from plain to Recently, we revisited Catari's, a friendly restau- fancy - cavatelli and broccoli ($8,50) to seafood in You've tried the rest, now try the best! rant on Union Avenue in Bound Brook that for the flavorful sauces over spaghetti (shrimp or clams • "BEST STEAKS EAST OF THE ROCKIES" last 10 years has been owned by Frank Bozzomo and $9.95). Veal dishes (eight of them) are $12.95 and • Early Bird Specials Tom Miano. Catari's was that homey place where, in chicken (five choices including in-thc-basket are 9 between courses, we were sometimes serenaded by $8.95-$ 11.95), All new menu featuring our famous steaks Among the meals we've tried lately are simple • Only restaurant in the area serving Buffalo the beautiful tenor voice of Frankie Bozzomo, who would now and then burst into song a capella. dishes as good as the more complex angel hair with (/ie«rt smart & 1/2 the cidories) Catari's has added a soprano, Asunta Ercolano, and meat sauce is a simple yet satisfying - and savory - • FREE entry & dance lessons baritone, Bill McPartland, to its entourage on Friday dish, just like linguine with shrimp sauted in man- with all dinner entrees Tuesday - Thursday and Saturday nights, making the restaurant a cabaret nara sauce. All meals come with a crisp and fresh beginning about 6 p.m. With piano accompaniment salad and a basket of bread. • New Year's Eve tiekets available Ml for details) There's a children's menu, too, including several * FREE Valet service Fridays & Saturdays by Richard Maclntire, show tunes and light opera selections are interspersed throughout the evening as kinds of pasta and chicken in the basket ($345). "We always have room for you!" Appetizers include clams, served in a variety of • (lift Certificates the vocalists saunter among the tables, singing famil- ways ($5.25), shrimp or mussels or calamari ($5,95), iar music. It's a different and fun kind of entertain- hot or cold antipasto ($6.75). Colorado Cafe clothes for sale for gifts ment. Patrons arc encouraged to bring the music of It's a bring-your-own-bottle kind of place, which Jackets - hjhi their favorite song. The singers will try it that night added to the moderate prices makes this a restaurant or promise to learn it for your next visit Sunday that doesn't hurt your wallet nights it's just Frankie doing his thing with pianist At Catari's, for a moderate price, diners really can Tuesday - Friday Buddy Rocco. have a delicious, plentiful meal while enjoying a fun Sometimes the diners listen attentively, sometimes night of music. Now that's Italian! t Karly Bird Specials 5:00 - 6:30 , they just go on eating and talking. Either way, it adds [Buy one dinner entree & receive second one 1/2 off i a fun element to the meal (with no cover charge). Catari's, 266 Union Aw., Bound Brook; (908) 46*- coupon It's a delightful way to spend an evening, especially 4551 Hours: U a.nt-9:30 pan. Monday-Thunday, as the food at Catari's was always good. But it's 4:30-10:30 pjn. Friday, 34 pjn Sunday. Rooms lor 908-322-720(f / become better, thanks to chef Tom Miano. The meals private parties available, Handicapped acceaibk 154 Bonnie Burn Road * Watchung y art- lighter, less heavily seasoned and the specials from the front of the building. Visa, American Ex- always include American-style meals, sqch as grilled !W JWas^rCard accepted. . . ' ••"»'•'' j »' '.'",'•.''"•«»' .•»".•..' i i » ,• -i • •'• *• • \» • • . , . * , t • 11 otT-Sont Steak, f If ••!••• Mitifitttit MUM MMMIM 10" •floist Loin of Pork... ' lllltllMIIIHIIItllll II 9" •Flounder Francaleo., I" Breakfast & Lunch Specials Daily CoffM/TMlDMMft AUHOMIMADimSHIAUOt •Tuna • Potato • Garden C CA • Macaroni * Coleslaw By Phyllis R*ok«l • Seafood HOOT: Mon.-Wtd, f-3 - Ttnifi. I Ffl. 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Executive Notoemakm Chef Yves Vacheresse says the Serving: Prime Rib •Filet GREENHOUSE RESTAURANT restaurant will also use in-state Mignon • Lobster, Lobster TalU LUNCHft DINNE R SERVED DAILY fresh seafood, poultry and dairy products. • Surf tfTur f • "Stuffed Rounder Barge Speciality" RESERVE NOW FOR NEW YEARS EVE A second restaurant opening at * Chioppino • BroOedSeafood..andmorel $OCKR HOTA COLD Trie Forrestal will be Gratella Entertainment in Our Lounge AW PERSON BUFFET (Italian word for grill) featuring "a lartjrllrdSftdalt Tuscany-stylc cuisine and antipasti LIVE ENTERTAINMENT BY buffet." For details call Trie For- "ART" A THE FABULOUS "WILLIE" ' resUil at (609) 452-7800. THURSDAY IN DECEMBER/JANUARY FRIDAY « SATURDAY • OfC 8th A 9th The best menu selections from for JOE ROCCO & LEGACY the year's 10 Chefs Tables at the L«RMM*MM) toe. Spec M/MIVWI IX*. Brunswick HUton and Towers 1 NORTH VOSSELLER AVE. • BOUND BROOK will be featured at a 7-course New Completely Remodeled Lounge & 356-2692 • 356-9886 Year's Eve Gourmet Dinner, in- DiningRoom with Harbor View 4 MOM HM UNOUm • M • 1N cluding wines paired with each course. Executive Chef Walter Lef- MX f rmit It, Firth Ankqr flcr will be on hand to guide Onth«Wit Italy Graduate Your Guide To Regional Fare ulinary Institute of America AJ'° DELI, CATERING, CAJl N CAFE GOLDEN CORNER cmmmmcmw (Formerly Dorene's Cafe) DINER RESTAURANT UiKh; Mon-Fri JI:.W.!:30 RT 22 W, WHITEHOUSE; NEXT TO UNECO'S 313 W, UNION AVE ||7No.GastonAve. Dinner MonThurs5:30-9:30, 908-534-2225 BOUND BROOK, 908469-3350 Somcrville FriSM 3:30-11:00 NOW UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP!! Hours: 7 dayi 6:00am-10:00pm. Features American, Clowi Snaky iwtlliNc for prime punici) JOE VISCHETTI, OWNER Greek k Italian Specialties. Average lunch: $2.95. (908) 725-9500 We offer breakfast k lunch like no one else can! Dinner $5.50. Wheelchair accessible. No smoking Daily breakfast specials with all the fixings only available. Fax 469-3373. Credit Cards: Visa k Mas $2.75. Our salads are made daily with the best in- tercard. gredientts available. We have wonderful sand- wiches, burgers, Italian hot dogs, cheese steaks etc, available to you, our customers. Soup and chili are JACK O'CONNORS HAYRIDE, SLEIGHRIDE and always available. Check our blackboard specials & QUALITY BEEF N SEAFOOD watch for our promotions. AJ's Catering serves all your party needs, from corporate catering to back- 1288 RT 22 EAST. BRIDGE WATER BRUNCH WITH SANTA! yard BBQ's. So stop by and enjoy the lop quality (accessible Rt 28 via Morgan Ln) 1 food at reasonable prices, with friendly service. 908-725-1500 RIDES* PHOTOS FOR THE KIDS! Mon-Wed 6:00am-3:00pm, Thurs-Fri 6am-6pm, Sat USDA PRIME STEAKS, Rib Roast, lean burgers, 8:00am-2:00pm, closed Sunday. fresh seafood, Chicken, Pasta, Veal, Turkey and Sundays, Dec. 10th & 17th featuring 130 item hot and cold buffet. Continuous THE BARGE food Sunday Brunch Buffet. Live Entertainment from 11:00 a.m. featuring Irish and Jazz. 4 nights. 16 draft beers. An 201 FRONT ST,, PERTH AMBOY, NJ O'Connor family business since 1929. Informal 908-442-3000 sandwich to a complete dinner, Amex, Visa, Master- Made Possible For a seafood dinner at the north end of the Jersey card, Discover, Diners. Handicap accessibility. shore, the Barge is the place to go. Specializing in Hours: Mon thru Sat 1 lam-mid night, Sunday 10am- fine seafoods, and steaks, lobsters, African lobster 11pm. Reasonable prices.. by Local Sponsors tails, Alaskan King Crab Legs, Filet Mignon and more. Early bird specials. Handicap Accessibility. Accepts all major credit cards. Open seven days a LA CICINA Bring the Kids week and has liquor availability. RISTORANTE & CAFE BOCA RESTAURANT 125 WEST MAIN ST & Grandkids Too! 580 UNION AVE DOWNTOWN SOMERVILLE MIDDLESEX, 908-356BOCA SHOPPING MALL, SOMERVILLE In celebration of their "12 years" in business, Bob 908-526-4907 Children 3 $1195 and Denise Campione, have developed a new mod- Owned and operated by the lanniello Family for erately priced menu, featuring Northern and over 13 years, the highly rated La Cucina offers 10 & Under it? 14 Southern Italian cuisine. The carefjlly chosen authentic Italian Cuisine in a charming Mediter- menu selections are served to you in a warm, cozy ranean type atmosphere. In addition, private ban- setting, making the Boca Restaurant the outstand- quet rooms may be reserved for corporate or pri- ing success it is. Rooms are available for private vate functions of up to 80 people. The 'well known* parties. Most major credit cards accepted. Open for wine cellar is also available for more intimate lunch Mon, Thru Fri ll:30am-3pm. Dinner is served oouBrmmz groups of 18 or less. Al Fresco dining is offered at Mon thru Thurs 5-lOpm, Fri and Sat 5-1 lpm. Reser- the Cafe through the Spring, Summer and the Au- vations suggested. __ tumn months {weather permitting). Extensive wine CAFFE PIANCONE list. All major credit cards accepted. Open for Route 78 (Exit 12) Lunch Monday through Friday. 11:45am to 4_pm. (4 Miles of Clinton) 2991 HAMILTON BLVD Open for Dinner Monday through Saturday 5 to SOPLAINFIKLI),908-5(il-2722 11pm. OPEN 7 DAYS • 735-7889 Weekly Hours: Mon-Thurs 10:30ain-10pm Friday 10:30am-llpm, Saturday 4am-llpm Sunday 11:3O-9pm Most Major Credit Cards accepted ! McATEERS COACH N PADDOCK 1714 EASTON AVE, SOMERSET, NJ ROUTE 78 AT EXIT 12 908-469-2522 (4 mi west of Clinton) Early Bird specials k specials of the day. Large HAMPTON, NJ Continental menu. Banquet rooms available for 908-735-7889 FAX 908-735-2923 Weddings, Parties, Meetings k Showers. We are A first class restaurant Continental cuisine featur- Handicap accessible k accept most major Credit ing Chateaubriand, Caesar Salad, Pastas, Sauer- Cards. Lunch: Mon-Fri ll:30am-3pm, Dinner: Mon.- brattcn, Schnitzels and Fresh Seafood. Live enter- Fri. 5-10pm, Fri. k Sat. 5-llpm, Sun l-9pm. Lanaonz tainment Friday evenings. Weddings, Banquets, Parties-accnmodatior. for 10-200. Amex, Visa, Mas- tercard are accepted. Handicap accessible. Hours # f/wiooation, are Lunc.u Mon-Sat. 11:30-4; Dinner: Mon.-Thurs, 4-9, Fri. k Sat, 4-10, Sun. 12-8. 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Although color pref- Something to «tfchfa vtabuyt « If |ou an trsWting of h^ i And with the average price of a piece of erences may vary from consumer to con- i watch: of Hanito lear n mow gold jewelry at $86, it is important that gift sumer, when purchasing gold look for items S NeVtJRSSft ffySB inSW SVS IWO fBA* tnt 0M JPOU IVIVt, a QVI VfwMMi givers purchasing gold for loved ones this that have a rich, natural color and have ^A*1 aV^n^^ jiHiAMaW AeiiJ tett^ueeluM^^Al S^IMM^B MPft^nA^a 4^AA JM •!•«* flfWAgijLAMlt 1A AAIMII holiday seaton know how to protect their consistent color qualities. em vpHi <|UaW ino UWBHIKBL vpw i«May Myi w raw wMSMT • sviir investment t Ask If Ifi preferable that the piece be watchts can cane with an analog dtoptay afaie from the Watchmakers of Butter- "Having knowledge of the style, karatage hollow or solid. light weight, hollow con- - hands, that Is « or high** digrtal land Mknnation Canter, Inc. 601 nth and retail price provides a base from which struction is ideal for items such as earrings display* Machankil watches can be to select a piece," said John Calnon, vice manual or i and provides the best value for certain president, jewelry, World Gold Council. bracelets and necklaces. "However, when shopping for gold jeweby, • If jewelry la being custom-made, re- by trying the only "super cinnamon ugly" consumers should also judge the craftsman- paired or siied, specify that the appropri- bogtl around (you'll laxfi it). ship of the item before making a purchase." ate solder be used (UK solder on 14K Following are some additional guidelines gold), The use of a lower-karat solder could And H you like variety, we have 36 to help evaluate gold jewelry purchases this cause skin to blacken or the solder joints to different kinds of bagels...not to holiday season. turn dark brown or green. mention fresh, hot coffee, reg., decaf. • Cheek to see if there Is karat stamp and • If the Jewelry contains gemttones, make & flavored. trademark on the piece. Always look for a Karat mark when purchasing gold jewelry. sure there Is metal securing the stones in It is usually stamped as 10K, 14K, 18K or 24 their settings. One or two prongs will not hold a round stone securely. lemember: Ourlogelsore... I BUY 6 BtOelS ||BUV 12 BtOell I K. This mark indicates the percentage of pure gold in the piece. • Look at the back of the mounting. A good finish and polish throughout the piece •CHOUSTIROLFREE | get 2 FREE || get 4 FREE | • Specify and look for jewelry that wUl or 1 Low Fat Muffin or .. or 2 Low Fat Muffins or . last For example, Leach & Gamer Gold isis a sign of good craftsmanship. • NO MISIRVATIVES . • Verify the strength of the clasp. Open I ananv 4Ol oz . Creamm Cheesheesee IaI anv 8 oz. Cream Cheese I the first patented HK gold alloy of its kind * MADE ON PREMISES ^ ^ * any 8 oz. Cream Cheese that resists scratching, stretching, breaking and close the clasp several times to ensure • •••••••^•••••••J and denting far better than ordinary HK that it's secure. And also make sure that it's gold Hie jewelry can be found at selected attached to the piece in a secure way. 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One of the hottest If s Not Just Diamonds national fashion consultant for Hit or Miss, accessories on the fashion runways from a leading off-price women's fashion store. That Last Forever She has lots of suggestions for the women New York to Paris, pins were featured alone or clustered on collars, lapels or even the When you team to play, you're bound to on your holiday list, all for less than $25. be a little apprehensive about your music. Timepieces make ideal gifts. Watches are shoulder line of jackets. At less than $10 One thing jou can depend on is your such a big fashion item these days that each for a wide variety of stylish designs, Yamaha Electric Guitar. It sounds great, its J women love to vary the style depending on why not buy two? made well and H comes with a lifetime Turtlenccks are also a bargain at only warranty. their outfit and mood. Consider a mareasite Yamaha Pactfica Series guitars, for dress watch with an old-world elegance, or $9.99. 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