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igaway Traffic Committee hears reports on local parking and roadwork By ELIZABETH OWOMEK tailed the plans which will include the ad- and a blueprint for the further devel- dition of several traffic lights to control the opment of town, which has been devised THE RECORD flow of cars through the intersection. The by a special committee. Foot dragging on the proposed down- plans call for signals at Watterson Street The Crossway Place underpass will town parking deck may result in a nine to and South Avenue and at the point in the hopefully be added to the county's Trans- 12 percent increase in the price of the circle where traffic coming from East portation Improvement Plan next spring. estimated $2.2 million structure. Broad Street, heading east toward Cran- The narrow stone underpass, a vital link The Transportation, Parking, and Traf- ford, meets South Avenue. between North and South avenues, has fic Committee received a quote from the Another major part of the plan calls for seemed on the verge of crumbling but Vincentsen architectural firm in Westfield a traffic signal at West Broad Street and failed to make it on the county's planning stating the increase is because of the rise Rahway Avenue. This is meant to control list Bids will be taken this summer to in the prices of materials since the plans the flow of traffic onto South Avenue. improve the curve on Lamberts Mill Road were originally drafted in 1989. The com- Traffic on South Avenue will go in both approaching Rahway Avenue near St. mittee and the town council are currently directions, eliminating the need to go Helen's Church. in the process of attempting to arrange around the circle when heading toward The committee also discussed the sug- for the financing for the deck, which is Scotch Plains. gestion of Fourth Ward Councilman Jim high on Mayor Garland "Bud" Boothe's The plans arc- now in the hands of the Hely to install signs throughout the down- agenda for the new year. county, awaiting the necessary approval town area which state it is a New Jersey In addition, plans for the South Avenue before it moves to the state level. law for motorists to yield to pedestrians in traffic circle are shaping up as they make In its discussion of the circulation ele- a crosswalk. These signs reflect the town their way through the county system for ment of the master plan, the committee is friendly to shoppers and are prominent approval. covered topics like the widening of Lam- in Princeton's shopping district. At last Wednesday night's meeting of berts MU1 Road and the intersection of "If we want to make this a shopper wel- the Transportation, Parking and Traffic South and Central avenues. The master come town, we need to let people know it," Committee, town engineer Ed Gottko de- olan is a wish )t..t of projfct.s for the future Mr. Hely said. Smith a leader in school finance plan

By ELIZABETH GROMEK posed funding plans: place restrictions on how the money can • Westfield must have adequate funds to be spent. THE RECORD maintain the programs and services it re- "Money does not equal mandates," Dr. Perhaps the best gift for Westfield Su- quires for a quality education. Smith said. perintendent of Schools Mark Smith this • The state nuist pay its share of pension • Funding laws which pro\ :de for all chil- year is the compromise reached for next and social security costs. This amounts to dren in the state. Dr. Smith called it a "moral imperative" for all children to have year's allocation of state money for $3.0 million Tor Westfield. a proper education, rejoin lie:-..-: of where schools. The plan, which was more than • A cap law, which limits budget growth, they were bom, or where they live. five months in the making, has the ap- that allows Westfield to provide the pro- • The potenti.'il for the development of a AUGUSTO F. MENEZE8m« RECORO proval of the many disparate groups in- grams the community jwnnls, .vhile still consistent -^iie iv'uy on funding, unlike W«ttfl«M Boy Scout Troop 70 recently spent a Sunday afternoon build- volved in the education of New Jetrfv's maintaining control over gov* rnnu>nt the roller confer of the past few years. Ing a cathedral out of a block of Ice during the Westfield Winter Festi- children. spending. As the fourth funding law passed in val. Here Dr. John Kmetz (kneeling) carves a door into the 'church' Dr. Smith called the plan, which was • The exclusion of stile laws which si- three years, the last provision in the law while 17-year-old Tom Kenny helps keep the 'building' from tipping signed into law last week, both unique multaneously provide for funding, but (Please turn to page A-2) over. Also looking on are 11-year-old Scott Kenny, scout master Paul and historic because all the groups in- Malak, and 15-year-old John Ruvolo. volved were satisfied with it. As the presi- dent of the Garden State Coalition of Schools, Dr. Smith wns instrumental in representing the interests of the wealthy districts - called transition districts by the School Aid 1993-94 'Student charity fund-raiser state - in the many meetings and hearings on the subject. Although, Westfield profits 1992-33 1993-94 1993-94 1993-94 »Doing chores at home aids the less fortunate from the new plan, the superintendent DISTRICT Q£A AID GOP AID (9/92) NJAPS AID COMPROMISE was also looking to find a way to equitably Cranford $2,373,082 $2,050,000 $2,352,490 EUZABETH QROMEK lars" to spend in stores like Bradlees or finance all school districts throughout New $2,348,953 RECORD Caldor, a family can find many of things Jersey. Scotch Plains $3,929,884 $3,949,350 $3,698,631 $3,940,664 they need. r>> "It doesn't help Westfield if our urban Westfield $3,584,031 $3,602,198 $3,230,000 $3,592,546 What does taking out the trash and The key to the program is maintaining areas deteriorate," Dr. Smith said. cleaning the litter box have to do with the anonymity of the receiving families Garwood $370,747 $374,002 $333,672 $370,987 helping someone have brighter holidays? because all are from Westfield. It could be According to Dr. Smith, the suburban To Tamaques School students, doing anyone's neighbor who is merely having a areas have to realize that it is to the entire Kenilworth $542,880 $542,630 $488,912 $543,108' state's benefit for all children £et a proper odd jobs around the house helps thorn rough time financially because of maybe Union County $2,894,993 $2,894,993 $2,605,494 $2,910,790 earn the money to buy gills and food for unemployment or illness. Thanks to the education because the lack of it docs effect Regional families registered with the Westfield So- number of classes who adopt the families, everyone through crime, high welfare cial Services Department Welfare director Mrs. Corsi is able to make sure that the costs, and the expense of prisons. SOURCE NEW JERSFTV DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Lillian Corsi organizes the yearly distribu- givers and receivers are not classmates in Dr. Smith kept this list of criteria in tion of gifts, food gift certificates, and gift the same school. mind as he considered any of the pro- certificates from other stores that classes "People in WestfiHd are proud. They in four of the schools donate. will do anything to stay in town and to The tradition _____ make sure no one Co-generation plant in court for ruling reversal began 16 years ago t- , • , , , really knows they when a Tamaques Eacn c'ass adopts One Of the are having a hard By BOB SULLIVAN favor of construction of the facility. Five of bounds." time," Mrs. Corsi votes were necessary for approval, accord- Mr. Frizcll also said a letter from Dean School teacher, families and decides to buy THE RECORD ing to the board — so the application Boon nan, who drafted Clark's master plan, said indiratod the co-fiencration facility was a presents When the program Just when you thought it wns safe to go failed. Mr. Fn/ell said not only do the facts permitted use of the limited industrial her class and left it started many chil- into Clark... area. anonymously out- dren asked her, In October, the Clark Board of Adjust- support iiis client's application, but four side Mrs. Corsi's door in the municipal "What (Chairman Daniel) Green based "Mrs. Corsi, what do they look like?" but ment rejected a proposal to build a co- affirmative votes should have been his decision on (wns) contradicted by the building. From that point, the tradition she maintains that "they" look like anyone generation facility next to the USGypsum enough to gain approval. grew and this year approximately 90 fami- Utter from the planner," Mr. Frizell said. else in town. Appearance is especially im- plant on Rnritnn Road. Cranford residents, "(The appeal) asks the judge to declare E.F1A. Development Inc. is looking to lies will benefit from the anonymous dona- portant to the parents when the children tions of the school children of Westfield. fearing environmental hazards and falling that the decision of the majority of the construct the plant on Raritan Road near nre in school. Maintaining the same look board was a correct one," he said. "And to Many of these families have three or four ;»s other children will let the students con- property values, considered defeat of the Cranford's Lxirder. It would provide steam members, so many people still get some centrate on the task at hand, rather than proposal a victory, as did a number of overturn the- chairman's decision that five to USGypsum at discounted rates and ex- holiday cheer even though they are having fearing the scrutiny of their peers. Westfield residents who regularly attended votes were nwdtxl..,! feel strongly that wr cess electricity to New York's Con-Edison difficult times financially. "One mother said to me, 'if they don't meetings on the proposal. won the case 4 to 3." public utility. "When you look at it considering the look good, they can't learn,' " Mrs. Corsi But on that October evening, the devel- Prior to the actual vote on the applica- Cranford residents living in the vicinity individuals, the numbers are very large," said. oper's attorney, David Frizell, said the tion, the Clark board unanimously voted of the proposed phint have repeatedly Mrs. Corsi said. However, many would not even think of raised concerns regarding the plan, includ- company had solid grounds to appeal the to declare the pmjixl required a use vari- ing decreased property values; noise from Each class adopts onu of the families, all leaving Westfield, Mrs. Corsi said. They decision. On Dec. 11, E.E.A. Development ance to allow construction. Use variances Of whom live in town, and decide to buy the plant; and rijijxxl-up streets to supply stay because their roots nre here and they Corporation of Washington D.C. filed a require five of seven votes. presents or give gift certificates. Some- want their children to go through the tin' plant with w;iler and gas lines. Con- times the certificates are a better idea be- schools. Besides, she added, rents are complaint in Union County Superior "The* earlier vote was somewhat mud- cerns have also lx>en raised about possible cause the people really need things not about the same in places like Plainfield, Court, asking a judge to reverse the deci- dled," the lawyer said. "It was of no legal hazards from electromagnetic fields easily purchased by a stranger, such as the but there is a difference in the quality of sion of the board. significance...The chairman declared that lEMFs) generated by such underground essentials like underwear. With the "dol- (Please turn to page A-2) On Oct 20, the Clark board voted 4-3 in live votes were needed. I think he was out power lines.

Inside Service to the town, learning and beauty One of the best holiday gifts imaginable is Business 13.4 Community Life ,...,A-6 are celebrated by a special organization..A-6 making the school honor roll A-7, 8 Fire tog A-2 The Obituarie*..,, A-S Opinion.,.,! A-4 Police log A-2 Record 'Viewpoint' collects residents' opinions on The new principal at Wilson School has just Religion A-5 whether holidays are too hectic A-4 St this week earned an academic holiday present A-3 Ar2 December 24, Frosty flag takes a powder The following are the Westfield tempt of court warrant for criminal police reports for the period Dec. charges. He was held on $998 bail 16-20, Westfield December 20 December 18 The owner of an Elm Street shop Michelle Sarasti of New York, reported a snowman flag missing, iolice loi N.Y. was arrested forshopliftin g at possibly with the name "Frosty" Lord and Taylor. She was released on it The hardware is also missing. ing. They were later recovered on $275 bail. • • • from the door of a Central Avenue A 16-year-old Westfield youth residence. December 17 was approached by two juveniles • • • A Boulevard resident reported who demanded his "Giants" wind- A linden resident reported crim- criminal mischief to their car whOe breaker while walking down North inal mischief was done to his ve- it was parked in their driveway. ." Chestnut Street hicle while it was parked on Dela- • • • ware Street A Scotch Plains resident re- December 16 - ported his vehicle was entered December 19 A Washington Street resident rt- while parked at the North Side Ahmed Brathwaite of Hamilton ported his residence was bur- Train Station. Entry was gained by Avenue was arrested for shoplifV glarized. Assorted jewelry was sto- breaking the driver's side door ing at Foodtown. He was held on len, but the value of the items are lock. $275 bail. unknown at this time. Entry was • • * • • • gained through smashing the base- Hector F. Chumpitas of Living- A Windsor Avenue resident re- ment window. *,' ston Street was arrested on a Har- ported criminal trespass on prop- • • • " erty owned on Livingston Avenue. rison contempt of court warrant A runaway male juvenile fropi • • * • * • Plainfield was arrested at a resi- SHARON WILSON/THE RECORD The owner of a Central Avenue Wayne Morris of Scotch Plains dence on Cacdola Place. ; ,-• Franklin School students have spent the past few weeks collecting toys and presents to be florist reported two wreathes miss- was arrested on a Westfield con- distributed to the less-fortunate in WestfieM. Here second grader Bridget Abraham (left), joins third grader Kate Krell, fifth grader Marjorle Madresh, fourth grader Brian Bottinl, and first grader Jenna Santilli In showing off the many presents which will help to brighten the Loose wires keep firefighters busy holidays for fellow residents. Overhead wires continued to tion on the 500 block or Coleman keep the Westfield Fire Depart- Place. > ment busy, even though Nor'easter Westfield *92 is last week's news. The depart- M •'' Smith a finance plan leader ment was on the scene of a Responded to an alarm actiya- (Continued from page A-1) Tamaques, Roosevelt, Washington Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church. downed telephone wire on the 100 fire log tion on the 100 block of East Bro^d life. and FranWin schools. block of Bell Drive on Dec. IS. On Street "Many of the people always hope "These are WestfiekJers — not There were also gifts received Dec. 16, they investigated a low cable wire. The department was December 19 Investigated unauthorised bum- people coming in and out of town. from the Salvation Army, and Stthings wi get better," Mrs. Corsi also present at the scene of an Put out a kitchen fire on the 100 Triey have roots and support sys- Helens Church's Wish Tree.' ingi on the 400 block of Grove said. 'They hope someday they'l be arching power line on the 100 block of Mohawk Trail. Street " tems here," Mrs. Corsi said. In addition, the Salvation Army for- block of East Grove Street, on Dec. The donations came from warded bags of food collected torn in a positionto hel p someone else." 17. December 18 • ' • ,.i In other action on the fire log, Investigated a noxious odor on Responded to an unintentional the 200 block of Orchard Street the department: alarm at the Wilson Elementary December 20 December 17 School. Use caution to avoid being victim of carjackings Extinguished a dumpster fire on Was on the scene of an oil burn- December 15 . Union County Prosecutor An- It serves no purpose to cause happens, proceed cautiously the 600 block of Carlton Road. er malfunction on the 400 block of Was on the scene of a flooded drew K Ruotolo, Jr., urged citizens undue alarm. But by the same through a red light, taking great South Euclid Avenue. basement on the 400 block of Prob- of Union County to take reasonable token, people can help to protect care to avoid a collision with other • • • precautions in response to a rash themselves by being alert and by traffic at an intersection. Fund-raising pect Street. of armed automobile robberies in taking certain precautions," he • If someone hits your vehicle (Continued from page A-1) Investigated a smoke scare at neighboring counties. Mr. Ruotolo said from the rear at low speed, do not calls for the creation of a com-the Echo Lake Country Club. Assisted a locked out resident ion noted that these recent incidents Hie Union County Prosecutor's stop or pull over to exchange in- mittee to draft a more permanent • • • the 200 block of Hyslip Avenue. • have given rise to a new law en-Office prides itself on its commit- surance information until you have approach to school funding. The Responded to a trouble alarm ac- • • * forcement phrase, "carjacking," al- ment to protecting the rights of reached a well-lit area where other results will be presented after next tivation on the 500 block of Hill- though armed robbery is hardly a crime victims and their families. Investigated an arcing light fix- people are around. Some criminals fall's election of governor and the crest Avenue. ture on the 300 block of North Av- new type of ofTense. Mr. Ruotolo Mr. Ruotolo believes that it is not assembly. noted, however, that what has enough to make certain that vic- have been known to use a "bump • * • enue. '• changed is that armed predators tims' rights are respected in Union and rob" technique. The commission and the com- Was present at a smoke condi- seem to have become more brazen. County courtrooms. Rather, he • When parking your vehicle. Park promise both serve to remove the "It is important that people un- notes, the ultimate objective of law only in well-lit area. You should allocation of state funds from the derstand what is going on around enforcement is to keep people know that criminals are looking for politics of an election and the po- them. Right now, many people are from becoming victims in the first vulnerable or distracted victims, tential for moving it through the simply afraid to go out in their place. such as people holding packages or courts due to challenges by the cars, even in suburban neighbor- Mr. Ruotolo, strongly supported small children. Education Law Center, which hoods." the recent pending federal legisla- • If confronted by a suspicious brought the original case that con- Mr. Ruotolo, who has a wife and tion which would make carjacking person, make as much noise as fronted the constitutionality of the three young children, knows from a federal oflense, subjecting these possible. Criminals don't want to state funding laws to trial. JAMES F. KEEFE, P.C. cranford eye care firsthand experience that the fear criminals to lengthy terms in a fed- draw attention to themselves. According to Dr. Smith, the com- Counsellor at Law of crime can quickly reduce the eral penitentiary with no possibility M North «... w. {N*,, CranlOf* Thaaiw) | • Finally, and most importantly, promise plan should meet with 190 NORTH AVE. EAST Cranford, NJ (908) 276-0200 quality of life. "People should not of parole or early release. Hebe alert and use common sense. universal approval. P.O. BOX 158 Dr. Alan Gllckman have to worry about being placed pledged to work closely with Pay attention and try to make a CRANFORD, N.J. Oplomtlrlkl "There is a wide spread recog- • Compith«nil.t tf €«»mt at gunpoint while stopped at a traf- Michael ChertoH, the United States mental picture of any suspicious 276-1100* 276-4766 • Full Sdacllon of Eyawtir fic light." attorney for the District of New nition among suburban schools to • A" lyp»« o» ConUei Un»«( Filled person. solve the education problem state- • Motfic«« Atiignmtrtl tint Many Mr. Ruotolo said it is important Jersey, in prosecuting federal viola- Iniuunc* Plant AcCipKd tors to the full extent of the law. Mr. Lapolla noted the best thing wide and this is a law that helps • Personal S*rvic*l to separate myth from reality. a private citizen can do is to pro- First Assistant Prosecutor Micha- everybody," Dr. Smith said. vide a good description to police, "There is a keener appreciation el Lapolla offered Union County helping law enforcement to ap- citizens some specific tips on how by suburban schools of challenges Early deadlines to avoid becoming a "carjacking" prehend these offenders. Mr. of urban school districts, and of The Westfield Record will be in victim: Lapolla noted that our towns are the urban schools appreciating subscibers' homes on Wednes- being terrorized by what are be- iiiiilillil • Keep car doors locked at alllieved to be only a handful of crim- what the suburban schools need," day Dec. 30, one day earlier be- times and roll up windows if trav- he added. eling in a neighborhood about inals who keep committing the cause of the New Year's holi- same type of ofTense again and days. News deadline will be 5 which you are unsure. Even a slightly opened window can quick- again. p.m. tonight, Dec. 24 for the ly be pried open by a robber "If we can get this group of INTERESTED IN PLACING A CLASSIFIED AD? issue of Dec. 30. 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ZuU ot 112 Mai the Mures (1B3fnw rfgniiary Christmas services planned of India 71 Kantuchy 107 Show Oranf 55 H'a before Acro*a t Dancer Miser • •— mov*on* btuagrass 41 Abbr. on dog or rod SO Trim baard 10 Nonexistent anwp •Meditative music music leadership by the chance) 10*—crtalur* 81 AliMnoon •Olmagin* 112 "Hariri The place) «4 Surname of choir. Adult education classes, the wai Mir- 13 Hava you herald—* 42 Strong urge Pope Pius XI panics 11 "—a Grecian 43 Seesaws at Baptist Church confirmation class and Sunday ling...' 82Dabtors slip IWOIIVM 114 "Deck the Urn* •7 Newt 14 Owl. agents for—7 haas—* 44 •When — SS Stationary A traditional Christinas Eve can- | Religion school for children and youth will 53 Orchestral 12 Dogma BeLovedr U Strange Intlrumant •4 Film HSTrtte 13 Circle part of* dlelight service of carols and scrip- meet at 9:15. Church school class- It Black dliacior's cty 115 Tenor Plnia (lOSOaong) motor 54 Ancient segment 4i •Bareloot —. ture will be held at First Baptist es, cribbery through grade 3, meet aOBaMcfMdcr ascatlc •S Farm animal 117 Alan or 14 Drape with SS Plaster wilhcheak foundation ;Church of Westfleld Thursday at at 10:30. There will be no junior 21 Nob»«»l — 55 Poinlwt M She's walling Barbara garland* oiunr ,7:30 p.m. preceded by one-half The children's choirs and hand- high or senior high choir rehears- Hoot Instrumanl UN in* IISBtbacelnams 15 Island In New 70 Kind of hour of meditative music in thebell choir will continue providing als, and fellowship groups will not 66 Taka an SST sun sNnas" lit Oarm York Bay 44 Moslem code? o%\ hi#n >nv.»" 57 Charry-rad •7 *li cam 120 Numerical IS Clod* faces sacred 73 Long daw sanctuary. seasonal music at the 7:30 p.m. ser- meet upon a scriptures 74 Useful vice, when the Rev. Christine 3S "Good King 8* On panslon: auttlK 17 Author of "On abbr. mkJnlorit 121 Fetid theBeach- 47 The same: 75 Impover- A children's nativity service will Regan, assistant pastor, will ctoar,—* Latin ished be held in the sanctuary at 4 p.m. 27 Soma pubic 60 — tac-loa 122 Sleek unit 22 Gorbachevs preach. Methodist Church oMctili 62 Acior Olbson t2Angl«r's DOWN land 45 Duranle's 75 Angora or jDec. 24. Children will dress as an- Beginning at 10:30 p.m., a half- 2SII pracadat 83 Hair dressing naad 1 Close chumi 34 Within: rWe Persian .gels, kings, and shepherds and horn or Ira* 64 Caspar, 93 Cuban 3 Dismounted comb, form ?o the right 77 •_ Town" hour of seasonal music presented plans holiday services dictator 76 Sheriff's ding carols in honor of the Christ The First United Methodist 20 Circus Malchlor and SActreaa 2S Organic 64 More child. by the Calvary choir will precede •lavalors? BaKhasar •4 MarshaJ ol Moreno compound than Km band the 11 p.m. service. Also providing Church will conduct three services 30 American In Fianc* 4 BrM con- 2S Brrsah guru 67 Searching 7S Hop kiln The Rev. Dr. Robert Harvey will on Christmas Eve. Indian ' Pakistan 9S Raluctani frontation Si Purloin thoroughly SI—grates music for this service will be the 71 Toward •• British unll 5 Narrow BS Dutch uncle preach on Developing Spiritual A children's Christmas pageant 31 Tax 33 Kind of moth •2 Sprite 5X5 Handbell Choir, flutist Jen- 32 Salad gadget ih« slarn ottangth channel 34 European •1 Brooklyn Boots at the 10:30 a.m. Sunday is scheduled at 5 p.m. Everyone TaBarchack 101 Anagram ol water 54 Province- nifer Wollenberg of Clark and 3» Dumbos shad town's cape .worship service. who wants may have a part. Denise Vrfng" 73Largswtna of rapt • '— the 35 Dean Martin 52 Satisfied harpist Heather Stark of WestfiekL C«SM 10S E»ael Church 53 Problem for 55 Basketball ( Church school for children, Cordon-Miller and John Miller will M Lace-maker position The Rev. C. Paul Strockbine, se- 3f — Q. Carroll 76 Unlls at Nianass on Time" 37 Connect a princess? youth and adults begins at 9 a.m. nior pastor, will preach. portray the Holy Family along with 0«mwaigh( 7Oil-yieklng SS Subjected 'Sunday. Adult classes include the their infant daughter. tree or Join to the third A festival service of Holy Com- degree •pastor's class on the Gospel of mmunion will be celebrated Christ- Candlelight Communion services SB Mineral -Mark, the journey's class on themas Day at 11 a.m. Rev. Strock- are planned at 8 and 11 p.m. Lumi- veins leaders of Israel and the adult bine will preach. naria will welcome visitors at 8 M Eight-aided forum on issues of current interest p.m., which is a service of carols figure All music will be under the di- •1 Like some The nursery is staffed from 9-11:30 rection of John Pivamik, music di- and Communion. The youth choir coKara i.rh. will sing, and the handbell choir ;:> rector at Calvary. SS Ohio and The Christmas Eve children's Calvary Lutheran Church is a and Lafayette Trio will play the Oklahoma service at 4 pjn. is followed by the prelude at 7:40 p.m. The Sanctuary towns member of the New Jersey Synod Choir with choir alumni rehearse 96 Type sets traditional candlelight service at of the Evangelical Lutheran •7 Wrinkles 7:30 p.m. Church in America, serving the at 10 p.m. for the 11 p.m. service of tS White carols and Communion. The poplar tree Cranford-Westflek! area and sur-Christmas candle in the Advent 99 Yellow Lutheran Church rounding communities for 64 wreath will be lit at midnight. 100 One of years. the Fords celebrates Christmas Sunday's service at 10:45 a.m. is 102Teasa Calvary Lutheran Church, 108 called a Journey of Christian Hope. jokingly Christmas Eve 103 Lotion Eastman Si, Cranford, invites the The congregation will make a jour- Ingredients ^community to celebrate Christmas schedule announced ney together during the service. •104 Rich, thick at services for all ages Christmas People attending are advised to be fabric There will be three services prepared for a short outdoor walk 107 Glass 'Eve and Christmas Day. Christmas Eve at The Presbyterian container Three services will be held Church. in this innovative family service. 106 Gudrun's Thursday. A children's Christmas At S p.m. a family worship ser- husband Bve service will be held at 5 p.m. 109 Taj Mahal vice will include music by the chil- Methodist Church alia Resigned for young children and dren's choirs and actors in Twos 110 Nona god their parents, this service will in- the Night Before. This worship ser- plans gathering ot thunder clude simple carols, the reading of vice is geared to children and their The first United Methodist 111 Girls name the Christmas story and the plac- 119Dareat,al families. Church Family will participate in a bridge ''ijig of the nativity figures by some At 8 and 11 p.m. there will be Journey of Christian Hope Sunday, 114 Reporter's ofthA children. identical candlelight Communion Dec. 27. question Candlelight services of Holy services with Dr. William Ross There will be no church school Communion will be held at 7:30Forbes peaching. The chancel choir this Sunday. Fellowship time in and 11 p.m., with both services pre- will sing at the 8 pjn. service; the the fellowship room, an informal ceded by seasonal music. At 7:15chancel handbell choir and Noel gathering of the community and *0.m., music selections will include Choir will furnish musical leader- visitors begins at 10:15 am. Morn- •the Calvary Ringers handbell choir ship at 11. ing worship will be at 10:45 a.m. performing a Christmas medley by Helen M fieglin, director of with child care. This Sunday there Douglas Wagner and the combined Christian education, will preach at will be a special family Christmas .children's Alleluia and junior the 8 and 10:30 a.m. services Sun- service. Tuesday, Fife and Drum is choirs presenting Carol of the Chil- day. The sacrament of Baptism will at 7 p.m.; Friday, New Year's Day, dren by Thomas Mitchell. the church office and Wesley Hall be administered at 10:30 with Nursery School will be closed. Anti-drug series set for parents "Parents and guardians can nurse, and Audrey Zavetz, English Education and PANDA, Westfield's make a difference in helping their teacher at Roosevelt Intermediate Municipal Alliance. Wilson principal earns doctorate children choose healthy, drug-free School. To date, more than 140 parents futures," said Margaret Klick, su- "The workshops will give parents have participated in workshops ;' Andrew Perry, principal of Wil- Dr. Perry's doctoral dissertation ed. pervisor of health services for the information and skills necessary to conducted by school staff mem- School since Jan. 1, has been was a qualitative study investigat- According to the abstract, Westfield public schools, in an- take an active role in drug preven- bers. ing the differences between men "Women principals established a nouncing n new series of five par- tion in their families," said Mrs. Preparing for the Drug-Free awarded a doctorate degree in ed- and women principals when they collegial tone during the confer- ucation from Hofstra University. ent education workshops. Klick. Years is for parents of children in supervise teachers. ences with their teachers rather The sessions are scheduled 7-9 Over the past two years, five grades 4-7 when prevention has its After observing 20 supervisory than a hierarchical tone." p.m. Tuesdays, Jan. 12-Feb. 9 at Westfield public school staff mem- highest impact," said Mrs. Klick. Town to sponsor conferences between female and Dr. Perry noted "some evidence Wilson School. They will be pre- bers have been trained to present The program demonstrates how male principals and female and in this study that male teachers sented by Benedetto Graf, Wash- the workshops through cooperative parents can decrease the chances trip to Phantom male teachers, several differences were valued more than female ington School health educator/ financing by the Westfield Board of that their children will become in- were noted related to gender. teachers. Male teachers received volved with drugs. ;*pie Westfield Recreation Com- For instance, "Four of the more time for post observation rwbsion is offering Broadway the- women principals, but only one conferences from their principals Topics covered in the workshop? ater tickets and bus transportation Registration opens for rec programs include: strengthening family male principal, were able to focus than did female teachers." The Westfield Recreation Com- hockey and indoor hitter and to Phantom Of The Openi Thurs- on interpersonal relations with Mr. Perry, who succeeded Marg- bonds, developing communication day, March 18. The bus leaves mission is accepting registration pitchers clinic. skills and managing conflict that is teachers and at the same time en- aret B. Scheck as Wilson School for a wide variety of programs to Each of these programs are held Q«om the Westfield Memorial Pool hance the instructional climate," principal, came to Westfield from inevitable in all families. Complex on Scotch Plains Avenue be held during the winter session on various weekday evenings at a At the third session, parents ami Dr. Perry noted in the abstract to Long Island with experience as an which begins Jan. 4. variety of locations. The registra- at 6 p.m. for the 8 p.m. perform- his dissertation. elementary school principal in guardians arc invited to bring their ance and will return about 11:30 Programs being offered include tion fee varies depending on the children and other family mem- Also, women principals were de- Merrick and as an assistant princi- program. p.-m. Tickets are on sale on a first scribed by their teachers as mak- pal in Seaford. He began his career step aerobics, aerobics, pottery, bers to the workshop. , come basis at the Westfield Recre- ing their suggestions in a helpful in education in 1976 as a special sculpture, drop-in-basketball, drop- To register for any of these pro- Westfield residents interested in ation Department at $78 per per-and comfortable manner. "They education teacher. in volleyball, ballet, children's in- grams, stop by the recreation office additional information or in regisJ son. Make checks payable to: West- strument workshop and the com-on the second floor of the mu-tering for this free workshop seriei field Recreation Department, 425 often used questions to elicit in- A graduate of the State Univer- should contact the Westfield publid formation, approached situations sity of New York, Dr. Perry holds munity concert band. nicipal building or consult the fall/ E. Broad St. Westfield, N.J. 07090. Also beginning later in January winter/spring brochure and mail in school system's health services dei Call 789-4085. as a 'learner' and featured the pro- both bachelor and master degrees partment at 7894519. ! noun "we' rather than 'I,' " he stat- in education. are indoor baiting, indoor field the registration form. Call 789-4080.

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-Westfield Record— A-4 W*stfleM Record December 24,1992^ Commentary Christmas of hope PERHAPS THAT COULX> SERVE AS Here's to a safe return for all our troops A MODEL FOR 00R : Memories of Christmas tell us a great deal spirit of Christmas. about times in which we live. At a time when it would be easy to look away, PGMKTIC POLICY. In 1968, we watched in wonder and awe as the nations have come together to ease the sense- Apollo 8 astronauts read the Bible as they sent less suffering in Somalia where food was cruelly back live television pictures from their orbit used as a cowardly weapon. We must never for- around the moon. We sensed that technology get the images of starving children because they was going to play an increasingly important part will serve as a constant reminder that we must in our everyday lives. (Who in 1968 could dream never let a tragedy like this happen again. We of a computer in a living room or the miracle of can use guns to deliver butter. Nintendo?) Now we are faced with the possibility that a There were two Christmases in the 1970s similar travesty may occur this winter in Bosnia. which sobered us. President Nixon in 1973 dis- Do we have the willpower and the energy to do couraged outdoor Christmas lights because of the right thing there as well? the energy crisis and six years later we prayed for the safe return of the hostages in Tehran. But sorrowful images are not confined strictly SOMALI Buoyed by economic prosperity, the Christ- to lands far away. Here in Central Jersey there BUEf mases of the 1980s were bright and cheery, un- are many — too many — people who do not less you were living in a card box box under a know where their next meal will be or if they highway or standing in line for a box of spa- will have a roof over their heads tonight. There ghetti at a food bank. The decade climaxed with is no reason why we cannot mount the effort to Christmas returning to Russian and Eastern Eu- relieve these struggles to survive in our own rope as the democratic revolution tore down the backyards. We just have to force ourselves not to Berlin Wall. look away and to muster the effort needed to The Christmas of 1992 will be remembered by combat this unnecessary tragedy. he image of soldiers delivering food to starving If we start now, then the Christmas of 1992 Somalians. That image — instruments of war can be a Christmas of hope. And it can be re- jeing used as tools of peace — should stay with membered as that Christmas when we commit- is a long, long time because it truly shows the ted ourselves to a better world. Letters to the editor Symphony orchestra devotees express value of fine music To The Record: "I would like to express what the it certainly was an emotional Waste-to-energy not popular, but... Most of us who are intimately WSO means to me. In late 1989 my evening for us! The power of the nvolved with the art of music father passed away after a long ill- music was breathtaking and the To The Record: were attached to a larger package Luckily, Union County will never ) mow of its extraordinary power to ness. In April 1990 I chanced to see choral part at the end was simply A recent editorial in Solid Waste — namely, the state budget. be faced with Rhode Island's prob- ransform lives. It is uncommon a poster in town advertising the overwhelming—we had never and Power magazine titled Rhode or one to come across as eloquent upcoming WSO concert and, on an heard anything as magnificent in Island's New Reality, accurately In all of the conflision, the larger lems. Thanks to years of study and i testimony to this power as a leC- impulse, purchased two tickets for our lives! Mother purchased a cas- outlined the doomed future of solid question remains unanswered — planning, the Union County Utili- er received by the Westfield Sym- Mother and me. sette of the music and listens to it waste disposal in that state. how will the remaining waste be ties Authority (UCUA) has devel- This past summer Rhode Island )hony Orchestra a few weeks ago. This turned out to be a life- almost daily. (The second concert discarded? Perhaps residential oped a four-part integrated Solid n the hope that this letter will be changing experience! The concert to affect her so deeply has been banned incineration and routine >f some benefit to those in need of as we learned at the 7 p.m. talk, Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, also landfilling and instead turned to waste will be disposed in the same Waste Management Plan that will omforting or inspiration, the fol- was Mahler's Resurrection Sym- a Chinese piece presented by the the almost unreachable goal of re- fashion that Rhode Island busi- allow Union County to independ- cycling and composting 70 percent owing paragraphs are enclosed, phony. I secretly worried if this composer. (N.B. H'un-In Memo- nesses discard their waste — by ently handle its solid waste dis- inonymously, but with the ap- was a good idea afler all or would it riam by Bright Sheng). We have of the state's waste. The Rhode Is- iroval of the writer. be too emotional for Mother. Well, been subscribers ever since and ea- land General Assembly approved shipping their garbage to neighbor- posal. gerly await each concert We are this measure knowing the state's ing New England states where it is The Authority has taken the central landfill will close in 1994. committed to the WSO and would disposed of in waste-to-energy fa-' sometimes unpopular step of in- Vho else is ready for a third political party? attend anywhere they perform." It is interesting to note these ?o The Record: dle class and be independent of the We thought thBt yqur readers pnwjsions were appended to the cilities. Or, perhaps the Rhode Is- cluding a waste-to-energy facility Now that the election is over, I many special interests, who use would be moved by this story, but state's budget at the eleventh hour, land legislature plans to dispose of in its Solid Waste Management PACs to try to dominate the elec- creating the possibility of placing lotice that there is some talk of more important, we hope the indi- the waste in out-of-state landfills — Plan, with full knowledge that the tion process. viduals everywhere will find for the state's operating budget in arming a third political party. We owe Mr. Perot a debt of grati- limbo if the governor did not ac- a method that New Jerseyans inclusion of this technology in the I believe that a third party has themselves opportunities through tude; I'm sure many of us are which the power of the arts can cept the budget in its entirety. One learned is exorbitantly expensive, county's four-part plan is the only een needed in this country for should question whether the provi- ready to join his forces. speak to their lives. The dark cloud over both of realistic and workable solution to ome time. JAMES F. LIVESEY KENNETH W. HOPPER sions would have been approved It would be the voice of the mid- 840 North Ave. Executive Director on their own merit, of if the provi- these alternatives is that pending answer the garbage disposal needs sions were passed because they federal legislation threatens to ban of county residents. the out-of-state shipment of waste. ANQELO J. BONANNO Viewpoint If that measure is approved, then Chairman what will Rhode Islanders do? Union County Utilities Authority Question: Are the holidays too hectic? 'Religious war' may determine '96 vote To The Record: Surely the overwhelming majority The spin doctors, pundits, and of Americans believe in family val- Monday morning quarterbacks are ues. But just as surely they are of- all busy proferring in the election's fended by the thought of "big aftermath. Too many seem to be brother" defining those values. focusing on that trusty old demon, I was proud to cast my vote to the economy. The President's dis- re-elect President Bush. As a life- appointment, however, is less a re- long Republican, however, I was flection of the figures coming out embarrassed by much of what of the Commerce Department than went on in Houston. If the "reli- iV two who emerged from Houston. gious war" being waged by these CatfiyMazza Martha KJettyfca John Jacobson Steve Clayton Mildred Beverly Dee Saccocd It's the PAT factor to which I refer. extremists is allowed to continue, Westfield Westfietd Cranford Cranford Cranford Scotch Plains Scotch Rains Mr. Robertson and Mr. Buchanan I'm afraid 1996 may find this Re- "They have defi- "I enjoy it, now "No, it's not too "It's definitely too "Yes. it's hecfic. "You better be- "I don't think so at are more responsible for Governor publican again casting his vote to nitely become too that the kids are hectic for me. Cm hectic. You're try- When you work in lieve it There are all. I think it's a Clinton's victory than the reces- re-elect the incumbent. older, it's easier." sort of on vacation ing to give people retail, Ike I do, and wonderful time of hectic. They've too many people sion, a mandate for change, or any CHRISTIAN M. ABEL recovering from what they want, so you're trying to running back and year. I have rela- gotten so out of promise offered up by the candi- 47 Doris Parkway • hand, so com- surgery, so I have you have to keep help people with forth and pushing tives coming from Westfield mercialized you plenty of time to "Monda" stock. theif shopping, and shoving and out of state and I date from a place called Hope. lose the true shop, and time left There's stuff all sometimes you the malls are very enjoy it." meaning in the over for my hob- over, and the don't have time to crowded." hustle and bustle." bies." phone keeps ring- shop for gifts your- Our policy on corrections ing. Plus, I have to self." T7u? Record will promptly correct errors of fact, context or presentation lake my final oxams in collego." and clarify any news content that confuses or misleads readers. Please report errors to Record editor Ed Carroll by phone at 276-6000, or by Interviews and photographs by the Forbes Newspapers Union County news staff mail at P.O. 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Clyne, 72, who intro- He served in the Army Air Corps headquarters, died Dec. 19, 1992 at duced personal computers to the during World War II. Overlook Hospital. accounting department of Bell Surviving are his wife, Marie Mr. Corbett was bom in Potts- Telephone Laboratories, died Dec. Veeven Clyne; two daughters, Jac- town, Pa., and had lived in West- 15,1992 at Overlook Hospital. queline Sheppard of Flanders and field since 1938. He was bom in New York City Lucille Bouchard of Danbury, He is survived by his wife, and moved to Westfield in 1966 Conn.; three son», John M. Clyne Jeanette Corbett; two nephews, two from Bergenfield. Jr. of Morrirtown, Vincent Clyne of nieces, and four grandnieces and Mr. dyne had been an ac- Westfield, and Gerard Clyne of Ne- grandnephews. countant and system analyst with shank Station; 12 grandchildren; Private services were held under Bell Laboratories in Murray Hill and a brother, Edward Clyne of the direction of the Gray Funeral from 1959-1982. Since then he had Shirley, N.Y. Home. A memorial service will be been an adjunct professor of com- A funeral Mass was offered Fri- announced at a later date. puter science at Kean College and day at St Helen's Roman Catholic In lieu of flowers, contributions also a computer consultant Church, of which Mr. Clyne was a may be made to the Westfield Res- He received a bachelor's degree parishioner. Burial was in St. Ger- cue Squad. in accounting from the Brooklyn trude Cemetery, Colonia. campus of Long Island University In lieu of flowers, contributions in 1950. Mr. Clyne earned a Master may be made to the Guest House, of Business Administration degree Lake Orion, Mich. 48361-9900. Douglas L. in industrial relations from Seton Arrangements were by the Doo- Hall University in 1974. ley Colonial Home. Danker, 68 Tile contractor Wanda Fredericks, 75 Douglas L. Danker, 68, who re- Wanda A. Fredericks, 75, who Her husband, William H. Fred- tired in 1990 after 50 years self- was active in the Westfield branch ericks, died in 1989. employed as a tile contractor, died Washington School Girl Scouts display soma of the many mittens they gathered for children of the Rutgers Cooperative Exten- Surviving are a son, William E. Dec. 19, 1992 at his home in Surf In naad via tha community-wide Festival of the Mitten Trees. Scouts are: back row, Melissa sion council, died Dec. 19, 1992 at Fredericks of Scotch Plains; a City. Qulntanllla, Lauren Solon, Colleen Mullaney, Nicole Seib, Kate Walsh; middle row, Morgan Muhlenberg Regional Medical Cen- daughter, Eleanore Olesin, and a Mr. Danker lived in his native Paarlman, Natalia Orsini, Katharine Solon; front row, Lindsey Mroz, Shari Thomashow, and ter, Plainfield. grandson, Michael W. Olesin, both Brooka Austin. A native of Jersey City, Mrs. Fre- of Manlius, N.Y.; two grand- Westfield before moving to Fan- dericks lived in Westfield from daughters, Allison Fredericks and wood in 1953. He had resided in 1940 until she moved to Scotch Susan Fredericks, both of Scotch Surf City since 1983. Rains in 1987. Plains; and a sister, Eleanore Cher- He was an Army paratrooper and Rizkallas, Randazzos are parents of sons She also owned the Cranford ess of Westfield. surgeon on the Pacific island of Sports Center for more than 20 Funeral services were held Tues- New Guinea during World War II. Paul and Marie Rizkalla of West- Scherzo of Westfield. Paternal 1992 at Overlook Hospital. Mater- day at the Presbyterian Church. years and retired from that store in Surviving are his wife, Marilyn field announce the birth of their grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. nal grandparents are Richard J^ Burial was in Fairview Cemetery. son, Paul Allen Jr., Nov. 6, 1992 at George Rizkalla of Cranford. 1985. Mrs. Fredericks was a mem- Danker of Surf City; and a daugh- and Florence J. Sauerwein of Lin^ Contributions may be made to Overlook Hospital in Summit The • • • : ber of the Presbyterian Church on the Presbyterian Church in West- ter, Kathryn Zalinsky of Marlton. baby weighed 7V4 pounds and mea- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Randazzo den. Paternal grandparents are Ed Mbuntain Avenue and served on field, 140 Mountain Ave., Westfield, Services were held Tuesday at sured 19Vb inches. Maternal grand- of Westfield announce the birth of ward F. and Jean M Randazzo o its evangelical committee. 07090. the Gray Funeral Home. parents are Mr. and Mrs. James their son, John Edward, Dec. 10, Deer Park, N.Y. « '6

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-Westfield Record- A-6 WestfleM Record December 24, Community Me Women with two missions: learning and beautifying By ELIZABETH CROMEK and groom it, according to Ruth "The speakers come out and en- THE RECORD Paul, the public relations chair- thuse us with new ideas," Mrs. woman for the club. Paul said. For 70 years, women with a TTiey also go to the Lyons Veter- The garden club also raises green thumb have been learning money through flower shows and about their craft and finding ca- ans Hospital and Runnells Spe- cialized Hospital for garden thera- open house tours. Last year it gave maraderie at the Garden Club of $1,000 to Union County College Westfield. py with the patients. They bring from these types of events. The group started out with get- geraniums in the spring to the hos- It has also provided many of the togethers at the house of one of trees around town through the an- the 25 members' homes once a nual Arbor Day festivities. One month. Since then, it has grown to We have a wonderful member, Ernestine Coffey, was in- include 53 active members, six as- group of women, very strumental in having the violet sociate members, and five honor- named the state Dower, according ary members. unique and talented and Mrs. Paul. Aside from sponsoring lectures giving with their time' Many of the members have pub- and joint meetings with other gar- lished books and articles in papers den clubs, the Westfield group —Ruth Paul such as the New York Tiynes and takes an active role in providing a the New York Herald Tribune on touch of nature to the town and Publicity chairwoman gardening and flower arranging. many organizations. During the Garden Club of Westfield The club's reputation as a place holidays, members provide the to meet people with the same in- decorations for the municipal terests and develop the skill of gar- building and are part of the pitals that are planted outside by dening has attracted a blend of all mayor's beautifieation committee the patients. kinds of women. Mrs. Paul de- throughout the year. They also A big hit with the members is scribed them as being married, sin- •place weekly arrangements at the the workshops they hold several gle, holding down full-time careers, •library. For the past five years, times a year. Not only do the mem- and careers as mothers, but are all .they have been working on a court- bers learn from the guest speakers active in the club. ,yard at the Children's Specialized "We have a wonderful group of Hospital. The garden had been who are the stars of these meet- ings, but it creates much excite- women, very unique and talented neglected until the club came in. and giving with their time," Mrs. Now it is a weekly job to maintain ment. Paul said. Jennie Williams, chairwoman of the library flower committee, works on an arrangement with holly, pepper berries, cedar branches and white chrysanthemums. ' -

Wish list still available 7,8,14 and 15. There's still time remaining for Bulletin board Make checks payable to those interested in participating in the field Community Players ($15 per Westfield Potico Department's holi- subscription) and send to Letty day gift program, which is designed The Mothers Center is a non- Hudak, 409 Harrison Ave., Westt- to provide presents to members of Childbirth classes profit organization founded by field, N.J. 07090. the community in need. to begin in January mothers and offers educational and This non-denominational program Childbirth classes, sponsored by support groups, parenting work- is being conducted with various local shops, lectures and social activities Registration under way*: and county agencies. Muhlenberg Regional Medical Cen- ter, will be held in January at the for parents and their children in for winter ski trips ? A holiday gift board has been hospital on Randolph Road and the community. Babysitting ser- The Westfield Recreation Corii- posted at tie Westfield Police De- Park Avenue. vices are available for all daytime mission announced that it wfll partment with the board containing activities. "wish list" items which have been Pre-registration is required. offer discounted ski tickets to resi- provided by the various agencies ac- Forms may be obtained from a Free parking is available adja- dents of Westfield to the followii|E cording to needs of families. physician on staff at Muhlenberg. cent to Swain's Art Gallery or at locations: >: Those participating are asked to For additional information call the church lot on First Place. Call • Jack Frost/Big Bouldcy, take a "wish list" item from the the Medical Center at 668-2000. 56M751. Blakeslee, Pa. — Most weekday*: gate price, $27; reduced price, $jtt board. purchase and wrap the item, 1 and return it lo the police department White sale Williams elected most Sundays: gate price, $35; re with ir.o description attatched. duced price, $25; most Saturdays: Gil) will be accepted through Dec. at county college regional president gate price, $35; reduced price, $29. 30 ai ii i presents will be turned over Union County College's De- Lilisa Williams of Westfield, a • Shawnee Mountain, Shawnee on to th>; various agencies for distribu- partment of Continuing Education student at Union County College, Delaware, Pa. — weekdays: gabe tion In their recipients. will hold its annual January white has been elected Middle State Re- price, $30; reduced price, $19; Allhough trie focus of the effort is Capt. John Wheatley of the Westfield Police Department sale, featuring discounted prices on gional president of Phi Theta weekends/holidays: gate price, $35; giils for children, there are 'wish list" and Chief Anthony Scutti pose in front Of the Wish List four non-credit computer courses Kappa, a national honor fraternity reduced price, $29. items tor adults as well. bulletin board at police headquarters. starting in early January and con- for two-year colleges. • Vernon Valley/Great Gorge, tinuing throughout the mid-winter McAfee — week.iays: gate price, recess. Community Players $36; reduced price, $22; weekend/ All of the selected January com- holidays: gate price, $36; reduced puter classes will be held on the offering subscriptions price, $28. college's Cr.mford campus. Westfield Community Players • Blue Mountain, Palmerton, Pa. Head over heels For more information, call 709- announces its holiday subscription — midweek/twilight: gate price, 7G01. offer for the remaining productions $27; reduced price, $22; weekenfl/ of the Stephen Sondheim, Hugh holidays: gate price, $36; reduoejl Mothers Center Wheeler musical, A Little Night price, $31. > Music and Alfred Uhry's Drixnng • Montage Ski Area, Scranton, Vt. to hold open house Miss Daisy. Membership Director — midweek: gate price, $26; re- The Mothers Center of Central Letty Hudak noted that a $15 sub- duced price, $20; weekend: gate New Jersey will host an open scription gets theatergoers a single price, $33; reduced price, $26. ' Z house Wednesday, Jan. 6, 9:30-11 ticket for each show at a savings of • Hidden Valley, Vernon — mid- a.m. at the Crescent Avenue Pres- $7 off individual ticket prices. week: gate price, $30; reduced byterian Church, 716 Watchung Curtain for all shows is 8 p.m. price, $17; weekend: gate priea, Ave. at the intersection of E. Sev- with A Little Night Music Feb. 6, $35; reduced price, $30. enth Street, Plainfield, Children 12, 13, 19, 20, 26 and 27 and Driv- To purchase tickets, call 789- are welcome. ing Miss Daisy April 24, 30, May 1, 4080. Clothing sale aids day care care center Auxiliary event raises $2,000 Linnea Rhodes, Westfield Day Giro Center director, was recently presented a check for $2,000 from Lynn Bilman, the auxiliary presi- dent, at the annual auxiliary Christmas party Dec. 8. The? party was held at the home of Virginia Thomson. The f;ill was the profit from the recent outgrown children's clothing sale, chaired h.v Anne Wischusen and Sally IIedlx>rj;. On Jan. 31, a brunch to honor volunteers of the auxiliary and Lit- tle Shop volunteers will Ix? held at Nordslrom in Menlo Park. A lim- ited nuinlx'r of ticket.1; are still available for sale at the Little Shop and at I he center. Lynn Bllman, president of the Westfield Day Care Center Auxil-; iary, poses with Linnea Rhodes, director of the Westfield Day For more information, call 232- Care Center, and Anne Wischusen, co-chairwoman of the con-* ter's outgrown clothing sale. The group's recently held clothing sale netted $2,000 in profits. <

Youth sports Hearing loss topic for seniors VuiUu/i' Vines, Union County's vices, Division on Af;inj;, whi< l\ in progress eahle television program lor senior produces the program, discus:;<•:( "I ho Wotilfiold Hocrontion citizen.'!, will feature (Inline .Janu this topic with I Vote:;:.or Toby Commission':; indoor Incrossu, arey the relatively common prob- Marx, a j:etontoloj;ist from Uninrr a, ,'y Popoln of Pack 79, Tamaques School, receives his Bobcat badge In the pack's normnl srxxer cine) volleyball programs lem of hearing loss experienced by County (.'ollej;i>. tradition of bolng turned upside down. The reasoning for the flip Is that the scouts must fun under way fur tho youth of the elderly, announced I Yeeholder 'Hie pio(;r.im will Ix1 aired mi always remember to do a good turn, hence, the boys arc turned upside down in order to WesKielrl ant! registration spncti Klnier I'MI, liaison to the Advisory .Subuiban Calilevision Channel ',',[{ receive their first badge. Doing the turning Is Bob Clancy. is still rrvailablo. Call 789-4080 for Council on At',\nf,. Mondays at \'.'..'M) p.m. and Thins; mote information. Host I/)U Covioln of I'U' Union days at !i:.'f(l p.m., am! Channel ,S1^ County Department of Ilivnan Ser- Thursdays •'it 7:0!) p.m. ; ecember 24,1992 nmunlty Life A-7 First-quarter honor roll announced at Westfield High School Westneld High School an- Dujnic, Michael Dvorak, Alexander 10th grade distinguished honor ci, Caroline Pretre, Amber Pusich, son Konet, Marc Koslowsky, Rich- sin, Kireten Boger, Mark Borton, Hinces the following students Escobar, Laura Faulkner, lisa roll: Eric Albee, Jason Albertson, Wendy Reynolds, Alexis Rich, ard Kostro, David Kressner, Mary Jessica Burley, Jeni Burstein, 10 have been named to the honor Feinberg, Kerry Fleming, Leonard Sydney Barrow, Joseph Catanzaro, Sarah Roberts, Todd Rowe, Susan Catherine La Mar, Maryann Lee, Mamie Cambria, Elizabeth Capano, Ds for the first marking period. Fliegel, and Philippe Gabriel. Susanna Chilnick, Jacek Cieslak, Russell-Smith, John Ruvolo, Dou- Kelly Maloney, Sohayla Massachi, Lori Chelius, and Soo Yun Chun. > be included in the distinguished Also, Ramon Gadia, Daniel Sarah Gordon, Meredith Hobson, glas Salom, Ben Sezer, Christine and Tara McEnerney. Also, Michael Comandini, Seth •nor group, a student must obtain Garry, Sean Gatesy, Elizabeth Gi- Elizabeth Kanter, Stephen Leh- Skubish, lisa Steirman, Monica Also, Megan McGee, Stephanie Coren, Patrick Cosquer, Jill Del grade of A in all major academic ameo, Jodi Goldberg, Kellie Gon- man, Michael Iiggera, Kelly Nor- Stith, Daniel Tainow, Christina To- Michelet, Stephen Monninger, Gre- Grosso, Christopher Demasi, Julia ibjects and no grade below B in calves, Stephen Griffeth, Jessica ton, Joseph Parker, Kiran Rao, daro, Laura Todd, Alexandra Tour- gory Murphy, Kim Musler, Lindsay Donohue, Peter Donovan, Maisha ly minor subject. To be enrolled Harris, Kevin Hildebrandt, Kevin Robert Schundler and Lindsay Za- teUotte, Natalie Urciuoli, Adam Napor, Jennifer Nepo, James Easton, Michael Evangelista, Lau- the honor group, a student must Hoel, Megan Hogarth, Sean Horan, char. Weinstein, Michael Weisslitz, NicoU, Ronald NobUe, Nicole ren Feige, Han Friedman, Jonathan itain grades of A or B in all sub- Marisa Hrinewski, Brad Jankowski, Tenth-grade honor roll: Karen Brooke Wiley, Jeffrey Williams, Papos, Hallie Peskin, Dominique and Ivy Zambolla. Picou, Edward Pollack, Colleen Friedman, Gregg Gagliardi, Amy cts major or minor. Jonathan Jones, Jennifer Kas- Aliche, David Alvaro, Karen An- Gallagher, Corrado Germinario, Ninth-grade distinguished sakian, and Sarah Katz. charski, Adam Barcan, Courtney Eleventh-grade distinguished Quirk, Brian Ramsthaler, Saskia nor roll: Sara Becker, Neelam Riley, Philip Robinson, Karin Elizabeth Getz, Emily Gleason, Also, Kimberly Kelly, Juri Bender, Meghan Bender, Ronen honor roll: Susan Bredlau, Kelly Amy Gruen, Lanni Harris, David landari, Kelli Bodayla, Alexia Kitazawa, Stephanie Kornicke, Bercovica, Jodi Bertelson, Paul Feeney, Glenn Gutterman, An- Rosen, Noah Rosenfarb, Ellen Ru- lmett, Jennifer Faulkner, Robert Emily Laderman, Matthew Leahy, Bhasin, Brad Bostdorff, and Heath- thony Jones, Stepanie Karpa, Tazu- dofsky, Joanna Rulf, Elizabeth Harwood, Jason Henry, Darren tegel, Sharon Gambino, Shari Christian Long, Cristin Luck, Anne er Brown. ko Kawaguchi, Amanda Kong, Eliz- Ryu, Thomas Sabol, Ryuichi Saito, Hertell, and Evelyn Joel. irsch, Kristin Gruman, Douglas Lutkenhouse, Michelle Lyons, Also, Christopher Brucia, Chris- abeth Lau, Rachel Martin, Christie Jennifer Salsman, Charles Salz- Also, Stephen Holt, Ii-Ming Hsu, |nry, and Lawrence Ho. Takashi Makino, Sara Mankoski, tine Burslem, Colette Cameron, McGovem, Chad Muserlian, Marta man, and Ryan Santomauro. Wesley Huang, William Hughes, )Mso, Arthur Hu, Yih Huang, and Elizabeth Manning. Christine Carroll, Katie Carroll, Napiorkowski, Stephanie Snitow, Also, Allison Schrader, Neal Majat Ibrahim, Matthew Jessup, jDtt King, Deborah Lintz, Jen- Also, Alexandra Martins, Shana Laura Cashman, Allan Chang, Ivy Jessica St Clair, Carina Tammam, Sharma, Amanda SUverberg, Laura Kristen Johnsen, Jon Joseph, Craig fler Iivaudais, Gretchen Mans- Massachi, Jennifer McCullam Charmatz, Lisa Citrin, Scott Clark, Mary Wampler and Timothy Silverman, Marc Spim, Jacqueline Juelis, Michelle Katz, John Kim, M, Jordan McClelland, Rachel Karen McGuire, Kathleen Mc- Marcus Cognetti, Susan Connell, Wooster. Stasi, Tara Strafaci, Christine Sub- Amy Kmetz, Barbara Kolski, Mary- icKenzie, Renato Pezzia, Sandeep Keever, Terry Milanette, Angela Orit Coty, Kimberly Cross, Emily Eleventh-grade honor roll: Eliz- jack, Madeleine Sullivan, Jac- ann Kril, Sarah Kritsch, Mareeue ktwalekar, Jennifer Schader, Miller, Rebecca Minarik, Justine Dexter, Frank DiGiovanni, Heather abeth Albino, Anjali Bansal, Denise queline Sweeney, Shannon Swist, Livaudais, Kathy Lonsdale, Allyson ithy Shafiee, Lisa Tobelmann, Moncrief, Jenna Mulford, Shane Dubitsky, Jeffrey Feder, Daniel Barone, Joanna Bennett, Jeffrey Gia Tarica, Jonathan Tischler, Luck, Christopher Manning, Chris- listen Toriello, Juno Turner, Eliz- O'Boyle, David Osborn, Jennifer Feldman, Michael Fisher, Rebecca Bernstein, Vivian Buenavides, Michael Toth, David Villalobos, topher Manos, Michelle Maraffi, ieth Van Iperen, Benjamin Wei, Osbome, Patricia Padua, Valerie Gall, Udi Ghitza, Daniel Gleason, Kerry Capone, Huey-Lan Chern, Christopher Vogel, and David Jenelle Mattson, Allison McEner- lam Welland and Jana Zeljkovic. Pianko, Elizabeth Raetz, Harley Pamela Gold, Jill Goldberger, and Janna Chernetz, Audra Ciccione, Vogel. ney, Brian McGuire, Meghan Ochs, Ninth-grade honor roll: James Reinhardt, Brian Riley, Michael DaraGohish. Rebecca Clark, Tara Corno, Cathe- Also, Cregg Watner, Sharon Joel Pargot, Clementine Petrucci, Abels, Bradford T. Ainslie, Mat- Hodihan, Magaly Roig, Kelly Ro- Also, Alison Gorski, Suzanne rine Culligan, Philip DeRose, Wigg, Marc Willemsen, Daniel Wis- mine, Lauren Rosenblatt, Sima Andrea Petruzzell, Jessica Pluta, ew Ambrosia, Adam Andreski, Greenstein, Mark Gregory, Al- Michael DeMarco, James DeSantis, locki, Allison Yockel and Daniel Amy Pryor, and Heather Pusich. ina Avram, Raymond Barbiere, Sabag, Douglas Sanford, and exander Gretlein, Gavriella Michael Dickey, Michael Doyle, Zemsky. Stephanie Sasso. and Andrea Duchek. Also, Andrew Richmond, Cathe- >ri Barer, Jason Baum, Marcy Guzzetii, Brian Hamilton, David Twelfth-grade distinguished rine Robinson, Sara Rosenblatt, eller, Nicholas Benner, Melissa Also, Meghan Schwarzenbek, Hatfield, Michele Hewson, Edward Also, Andrew Dupuis, Allison honor roll: Sharon Alspector, Mat- Etkowski, Adam Borchin, Tamar thew Becker, Karen Chen, Eliza- Eric Rubin, Michael Ryan, Mat- Suzanne Segal, Ankoor Shah, Joffe, Walter Kapuscinski, Sonia Ferdinand, Mia Fiore, Kimberly thew Sabanosh, Stephanie Sandier, Twles, Stephanie Brendel, Debo- Christina Sherman, Jeffrey Siegel, Kb, Brand! Kovac, Elizabeth Fisher, Sarah Fleisch, Jennifer beth Fisher, Peter Fontana, Jessica h Buchsbaum, Stephanie Buldo, Blake Sonnek-Schme, Shannon Kozub, Margaret Kritsch, Brian Flynn, David Forlander, Ellen Fre- Harrigfeld, Wendy Jebens, Holly Leah Schneider, Jacob Schwartz, lison Cambria, Lauren Candia, Stone, Harmon Swart, Christine LaCarrubba, Laura Lombardi, isen, Jeffrey Fuhrman, Christopher Johanson, Ariel Klein, Sheryl Scott Segal, Sarah Showfety, td David Caprario. Swenson. Holly Talbott, Erica Tri- Christine Lynes, Yumi Matsuura, Galati, Kate Gomperts, Pamela Krevsky, Benjamin Parker, Susan Jonathan Snitow, Allison Stam Also, Mark Cerefice, Jovan Clow- carico, Kevin Trzesniowski, Amy Joanna McGonigle, Taryn McK- Gross, Jamie Gutterman, Jonathan Rodihan and Russell Schundler. berger, Lelia Stoner, Elizabeth s, Matthew Cognetti, Christopher Valentine, Laura Van Wyk, Lauren enna, Jessica McNellis, John O'Bri- Haack, Christopher Hanas, Regina Twelfth-grade honor roll: Sha- Taranto, Katherine Tell, Anisa Ter- jlvin, Deirdre Cooney, Adam Vidovich, Suzanne Vierno, Heather en, and Christopher O'Connell. Hanley, Margaret Hanscom, Paulo ron Antonucci, Doris Hspromatis, shakovec, Stacey Tourtellotte, jwburn, Zachary Cuca, Jessica Vlach, Gianna Volini, Katherine Also, Deirdre O'Brien, Megan Hausen, Bronwyn Hay, Mark Hog- Rafael Axen, Tobie Baldwin, Kimberly Traynor, Antonia Ugenti, ;arr Lara Dekmezian, Kristina Werley, Brian Williams, Nicole O'Brien, Jane Oslislo, Matthew Ot- gie, Cara Jeiven, Michael Johnson, Brooke Bartholomay, Natasha Bar- Patricia Weeks, David Wells and ;lGrosso, Jason Dilorio, Anisa Wygovsky, and Courtney Yevich. toson, Julie Parker, Joseph Petruc- Bridget Keegan, Alisha Kolski, Ali- tolf, Simon Baukh, Nicholas Bha- Adam Yannuzzi.

Westfield YMCA The Hypnosis Counseling Center presents 1 OR llll RSI) A)\ 1)1 X. 24-1 111 RSDAY, DEC. 31

STOP SMOKING LOSE WEIGHT SchadulM an aubjact to Utt- •Forever Young (PG-13) Dec. 24: 25, 26: 1:45, 3:55, 6:10, 8:25, RUTGERS PLAZA 31: 12:15. 2:10.4,6 p.m. with Hypnosis with Hypnosis mJnut* changa. 12:15, 3:30, 5:45, 8, 10:20 p.m. 10:35 p.m, Dec. 27-31: 1:10, Easton Ave., Somerset •The Distinguished Gentleman (f) 6:30-8:00pm |j K 00 '> .10|>m Dec. 25-31: 1:10. 3:20, 5:30, 3:20, 5:35, 7:45, 10 p.m. (90S) 828-8787 Dec. 24: 12:30, 2:45. 4:55. 7:30 p.m. Dec. 25: 2:25. 4:55, 7:30, Thursday, January 7, 1993 MIDDI / S/ \ 7:45. 9:35 p.m. MIDDLESEX MALL TWIN •Call theater for shovrtimes. •Aladdin (G) Dec. 24-31: 1, 3. 5. 7, Stelton and Hadley roods GENERAL CINEMA 9:45 p.m. Dec. 26-31: 12:10, To Register Call (908) 233-2700 AMBOY MULTIPLEX 9 p.m. South Plamfield SOMERVILLE CIRCLE 2:25, 4:55, 7:30, 9:45 p.m. Further Information Call (908) 788-0250 Routes 9 & 35, Sayreville •A Few Good Men (R) Dec. 24: (90S) 753-2246 Route 28, Raritan •Bram Stokers Dracula (R) Dec, 24: 2:30, 4:45, 7:25 p.m. (908) 721-3400 Noon. 1, 3. 4. 6, 7. 9. 10 p.m. •A Few Good Men (R> Dec 24. 31: (908) 526-0101 •Passenger 57 (R! Dec. 24: 2, •Trespass (R) Dec. 25-31: 12:20. Dec. 25-31: 1. 2. 4. 4:40, 7, 7:30, Noon, 3, 6 p.m. Dec. 25. 3. 6. •Toys (PG-13) Dec. 24: 7 p.m. 3:45, 5:30, 7:35 p.m. 12:50, 2:40, 5. 7:30. 9:50, 10:15 9:50. 10:20 p.m. 8:50, 11:10 p.m. Dec. 26: Noon, 3, •The Bodyguard (R) Dec. 24: 7:15 LOST PICTURE SHOW p.m. Late shows Dec. 25, 26, 31 ai •Home Alone 2 (PG) Dec. 24: Noon 6, 8:50, 11:10 p.m. Dec. 27-30: p.m. 2395 Springfield Ave., Union 12:10, 12:30 a.m 2, 2:30, 4:30, 5:15, 7:15. 7:45. Noon, 3, 6, 8:50 p.m. •Brani Stoker's Dracula (Ft) Dec. 24: (&08) 964-4497 Natasha's Starcast! •Hofta (R) Dec, 25-31: 1:15, 4:15, 8:50. 10:20 p.m. Dec. 25. 28-31: 7:30 p.m. •Home Alone 2 (PG) Dec. 24, 31: • Ca'l theater for showtimes. 7:25, 10:15 p.m. 1. 3:20. 5:40. 8. 10:25 p.m. Dec. 11:45 a.m.. 2. 5 p.m. Dec. 25: •Call theoter for additional show- NEW PARK CINEMA •The Lover (R) Dec. 25-31. Noon, 99' per minute • 24 hours a day! Must be 18 + 26: 1, 3:20. 5:40. 10:25 p.m. Dec. 2:55, 5, 8. 10:10 p.m. Dec. 25: times. 23 West Westfield Ave. 2:10, 4:30. 7:10, 9:25 p.m. Uiie Touch Tone or Rotary Phones 27: 3:20, 5:40. 8. 10:25 p.m. 11:45 a.m.. 2, 5. 8. 10:10 p.m. MONTGOMERY CENTER Roselle Park show Dec. 25. 26. 31 at 11:35 Daily • Monthly • Compatibility Horoscopes •Trespass (R) Dec. 25-31: 1:30. Dec. 27-30: 11:45 a.m., 2, 5, 8 Route 206, Rocky Hill (908) 241-2525 p.m. Plus the spoken tarot powerful 3 card reading 3:40. 5:40. 8:10, 10:30 p.m. p.m. (609) 924-7444 •Call theater for showtimes. •Toys (PG-13) Dec. 24-31: 11:30 •Trie Bodyguard (R) Dec. 24: MOVIE CITY •A Few Good Men (R) Dec. 25: 8 UNITED ARTISTS RIALTO TALK LIVE a.m., 2, 4:30. 7, 9:30 p.m. Late 12:30. 1. 3:15, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10 p.m, Route 1 & Gill Lane, fselm p.m. Dec. 26, 27: 1:30, 4:15. 7, 250 East Broad St. show Oec 25, 26, 31 ;it midnight 1-9OO-86O-7337 Dec. 25-31: 1:30. 4:30. 7:30, (9081 382-5555 9:40 p.m. Dec. 28-31: 7. 9:40 Westfield Free introduction to explain cost • 82.95 per minute •Forever Young (PG) Doc. 24: 10:20 p m •Call theater for showtimes. p.m. (908) 2321288 24 hours a day! Touch tone or Rotary Phones 1215, 12:45. 2:30. 3. 4:45, 5:15, •Toys (PG-13) Dec. 24: 12:15, MOVIE CITY • The Lover (R) Dec. 25: 8 p.m. Dec. •Call theater for showtimes. Speak to Astrolgcr • Tarot Reader 7:15, 7:40, 9:40, 10:10 p.m. Doc WESTFIELD TWIN CINEMA 2:40, 5:10. 7:30, 7:40. 10, 10:10 Oak Tree Center 26, 27: 1:15. 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, Must be 18 Year* or Older 25-31: 12:15, 2:30, 3, 4.45, 5:15, 138 Central Ave., Westfield A Service of IntcrMectla Inc. p.m. Dec. 25-31: 2, 4:45, 7:35, 1665 Oak Tree Rd,, Edison 9:15 p.m. Dec. 28-31: 7:15. 9:15 7:15, 7:40, 9:40 p.m. Late show (908) 654-4720 10:10 p.m. (908) 549-6666 p.m. Dee. 25, 26, 31 at 11:50 p.m. •Aladdin (G) Oec. 24: 1:15, 3:15, •Leap of Faith (PG-13) Dec. 24: •Call theater for showtimes. (Theater closed Dec. 24.) •A Few Good Men (R) Dec. 24: 5:15. 7:30, 9:30 p.m. 12:30. 2:50. 5:15. 7:40. 10:15 1:30. 4:20, 7:20, 10:05 p.m. Dec. • The Distinguished Gentleman (R) p.m. Dec. 25-31: 1:15, 3:20, 5:30, Automotive 25-31: 1:10. 3:55. 7. 9:45 p.m. Dec. 24: 1:45, 4:15, 7:40, 9:50 7:50. 10:05 p.m. SOMERSET /\m\ p.m. Late show Dec. 25, 26. 31 at 12:20 BERNARDSVILLE CINEMA CINEPLEX ODEON CBANFORD •Hoffa (R) Dec. 25-31: 1:15. 4:15. •Call theater for additional show- a.m. 5 Mine Brook Rd. 25 North Ave. West 7:15. 10 p.m, times. Sell it in 2 weeks •Tfie Muppet Christmas Carol (G) • the Muppet Christmas Carol (G) Bernardsville Cranfora Doc. 24: 11:30 a.m., 1:30. 325, Dec. 24: Noon, 2. 4. 6, 8. 10 p.m. (908) 766-0357 (9081 276-9120 HI\77KDON 5:20. 7:15, 9:10 p.m. Dec 25-31: Dec. 25-31: 2. 4. 6 p.m. •A Few Good Men (R) Dec. 24: •Toys (PG-13) Dec. 24: 2, 4:30. 7 CINEMA PLAZA for $20 11:30 a.m.. 1:30. 3:25, 5:20, 7 30 •Bram Stoker's Drocula (R) Dec, 7:25 p.m. Oec. 25: 5, 7:30. 10 p.m. Dec. 25-31: 2. 4:30, 7, 9:30 Routes 202 & 31. Flemington p.m. 25-31: 7:45. 10:15 p.m. p.m. Dec. 26: 1:30, 4 30. 7:30. 10 p.m. (908) 782-2777 •The Distinguished Gentleman Dec. 24-31: 10 Hamilton St. 25-31: 7:45, 10 p.m, 458 North Ave.. Dunellen (908) 782-4815 12.30, 4, 7. 9:35 p.m. Late SJMIHV CINEPLEX OOEON UNION (908) 968-3331 Bound Brook •Call theater for showtimes. {The- Dec. 25, 26, 31 at 12:05 j.m. 990 Stuyvesant Ave.. Union •Call theater for ahowtimes. (908) 469-9665 ater closed Dec, 24.) •Aladdin (G) Dec. 24-31: 12:20, KENDALL PARK CINEMAS •7oys (PG-13) Dec. 24: 3. 6:45, (908) 686-4373 2:45, 5:15, 7:25, 9:30 p.m Late 3560 Route 27, Kendall ParX 9:05 p.m. Dec. 25. 28-31: 1:15, •A Few Good Men (R) Dec. 24 1, show Doc. 25, 26. 31 .it 11:30 (90S) 422-2444 3:40, 7. 9:20 D.m. Dec. 26, 27 2, 4, 7 p.m. Dec. 25-31: 2, 4:30. 7, MORRIS p.m. •Alnddm (Gl Dec. 24: 2, 4. 6. 8 4:30. 7. 9:20 p.m. 9:30 p.m. AMC HEADQUARTERS 10 72 Headquarters Plaza •Home Alone 2 (PC) Dec 24 p rn. Doc. 2D. 26 1:10, 3.05. 5, •The Rochy Horrur F'tclurv 5'iow i^i •Leap of Faith (PG-13) Dec 24 Momstown 11:35 a.m., 12:05, 2:05, 2.35. 650. H;4O. 10.30 p.m. Dec. 27- Dec. 25. 26: Midnight 1:30. 3:40. 5:50. 8 p.m. Dec. 25- (201) 29i-O606 4:35, 5:05, 7:20, 7:40. 9:55 (i.rn. 31: 1. 2:55, 4:45. 6:35, 8:25. GENERAL CINEMA 31. 2, 4. 6. 8, 10 p.m. •The Bod,guard (R) Dec. 24: 1:30, Dec. 25-31: 11.35 a.m., 2:05, 10:.15 p.m, BLUE STAR FIVE POINTS CINEMA 5. 7:20 p.m. 4:35, 7:20, 9:55 p.MI L.itc show Route 22, Wntchunp, 32 7 Chestnut St.. Union 'A Few Good Men (F1) Dec. 24: 'Malcolm X (PG-13) Dec. 24; 5:30 Dec. 25, 26, 31 at 12 30 a.m. (908, 964-9633 2:30, 5:30, 8:15 p.m. Dec. 25. 26: (908) 322-7007 p.m. •Call theater for showtimes. •Malcolm X (PG-13) Dec 24-31: 1. 1:50, 4:30, 7:25. 10 p.m. Doc, 27- •Call theotef Tor showtimes. •A Few Good Men (R) Dec. 24: 5, 9 p.m. 31: 1:35, 4:15. 6:50. 9:30 p.m GENERAL CINEMA LINDEN F1VEPLEX 1:40, 5, 7:20 p.m •Sram Stoker's Dracula (») [V>r. .'•!: 'Home Alone 2 (CG) Ore 24: 2:05. BRIDQEWATER COMMONS 400 North Wood Ave.. Linden •The Muppet Cnrisrmfls Carol (G) 2, 4:35, 7:05, 9:40 p.m. l><:. ?':•• •1:25. 6:45, 9:05 p rn DK 25, 26: Routes 22 & 202-206 (9O8) 925-9787 Dec. 24. 1:20, 3:30. 5:30, 7:30 31: 9:25 p.m. Lite show Prr. 2r>, 1. .V20, !j:40, 8. 10:20 p.m Dec Unrigewiilcr •Aladdin (G) Doc. 25: 2, 3:45. p rn. 26, 31 at 11:55 p.m 27-31: 1:20. 3:4r,, 6:40, 9 |i m. (9081 725-1161 5:30, 7:15, 0:35 p.m, Dec. 26 31 • lorewr Young (PG) Dec. 24: 1:40, Sell your car, truck, jeep, van, •tftip of Faith (I'G 1J) lh-c. 24-..U •rort'wt Yoiini; (IV.) Due. 2-1. 11:30 a.m.. 1:20, 3:15, G .10, 5 10. 7.40 p.m. motorcycle, camper or trailer fasti 11:30 a.m.. 1:50. 4:10, T, 9:.'O Dec. 24: 2:15, 4:4f\ 7:15, <> .10 12:30. 2:50. 5:15. 7:50 p.m. 7:15, 9:35 p.m. •liram Stoker's Dracula (R) Dec. 24: r p.m. LitD show [,lpc. 2:1. 20. 3\ ;>l p m. Doc. 2fi, 2£V 1 4'T. 3 f, ,. •A Few Cowl Men (H) Oec. 24: •Home Atone 2 (PG) Dec. 24: Nnon, 1:20. 7:20 p.m. mntnl|!ht. 6:10. 8:25, 10:35 r.rtv On . 2'! 12 50. 3-45. 7 p.m 2:30, 4:45. 7:15 p tn. Dec. 25: •Leap of Faith (PG-13) Dec. 24: For $20 your ad reaches almost 1:30. 5:10, 7:40 pm, •Pinscngur 57 (Rl Dec 2-1: KK>5 31: 1:10. 3:20. 5:35, 7:4f.. 10 •Lrnp or Faith (PG 13) Dec 24: 2:15, 4:45. 7:25, 9:45 p.m Dec • Toys (PG-13) Dec. 24: 1, 2:50, 5, 400,000 readers In three counties. P m. p.m, Noon, 2:40. 5. 7:40 pm. 26-31: 11:45 n.m.. 2:15. 445. 7:30 p.m Describe your vehicle in 4 lines. •Umict Sipgo (HI Ot'c. 24: t I'/.. • Toys (Pti-13) One. 24- 2. AM). •the Muppet C/wtsfmiis Carol (G] 7:25. 9:45 pm. •Home Alone 2 {PG) Dec. 24: 2, 5, 3:25, 5:40, H, 10-10 p.m. CvQO, EMS p.m. IVi:. 2fi. '.'C: 1 .10, Pec. 24. 12.10. 2:30. 4 30, fi:30 •Hoif.T (H) Dec 25: 2, 4:30, 7 .10, Additional lines are only $1.15 each. 7:30 p.m. CINEPLEX ODEON 4:10. 7 05. 9:30 p m [>i'i 27 31: p.m. 9.55 p.m. Dec. 26-3.1: 11:25 n m . Advertise today by calling... •Aladdin (G) Dec, 24: 1, 3:10, MENLO PARK 1:30. 4. 0:50. 9.15 nn, •Aladtlin (G) Dec. ?4 Nnon. 2 15, 2. 4:30, 7:05, 9:45 p.m 5:20, 7.40 p.m. V r Rnuto 1, Edison •f'll? HolivtZWirti (t!) IVc *M - 4 i. .1:40. 7:30 p.m. • llw Boiiyguartl (ft) Dec. 24 Notin. •dill iiipniei for additional show- r (908> 321 1412 G, H.3O n rn IJi-c-. ;'!i, .'(1. .\ 4 l . 'Hnnm Alirne 2 (I'dI DPI 24: 2:25. 4:45, 7:25 p.m. Pec. 2T.. times •tha lilsllngulafmd GmWomnn {HI 12-20, 2.55, 5;.1O, 7:50 p.m 7:30. 3-55 p.m. Ol-r Jfi-31 2: 15, CINEMA 206 Di'C. 24: 12:45, 3, 5:30. fl:10 . 4:35. T. 11), {) 411 o 111 •Onll Ifw'nlpi foi ndcMionnl show 7-J0, 9 55 p.m, Route 20fi, Chester 1 -800-559-9495 10:30 p.m. Doc. 25-31: 1:10, •Limp of I itiut (IVi-1.1) Dei .'4 times •!/>i> Muppel OhrjsJrn.JS dirol i(i) (90S) 879-4444 3:30, 5:45, H:10, 10:30 p.m 2:.1!>. 4:45. 7:l'.i, i).30 p.m. Ui'f GENERAL CINEMA Dec. 25: 2:10. 4. 0 p.m Deo. 20 •Ciilt Ilieater foi showtimes, Forbes Newspapers . I \ i N !• I I I'I. II I See Weekend Plus for reviews of current movies -Westfield Record- A-8 Community Ufa December 24,1992 Edison School honor rolls listed United Way benefits 19 agencies Thomas Aiwa Edtoon Momrwdate Michael HrirwwsW. Sarah Jacobs. drew Sobel and Tiffany Vora. School announce* the •tudento Jordan Kaplan, Meagan Keen, Eighth-grade honor roll: Nicholas that serve residents of Westfield named to the fret marWng period Michael Knaus, Sarah Lechner, Alice. Kalherine BaN, Creighkin Peace on Earth, Good Will to idays are brightened for children, thanks to those who have pledged honor roi: Corinne LJebrich, Craig Long, Jason Brahm, John Bruett, Sandra Buenav- men, women, children, homeless, families and elderly by special sea- their support to the United Way. Saventtvgratft dtatfngulttwd Lonseth, Kevin Mansfield, Christine ides, Erik Bugel, Maura Bursteln, elderly, disabled, troubled youth, sonal activities conducted by Unit- 'The United Fund is grateful to honor roll: Bridget Bertftch, Chris- Martuoci, Helen Mastrangeto, Laura disadvantaged families and home- ed Fund agencies and the spirit of the many Westfielders who already Craig Cameron, Wandy Chang, have contributed to the 1992 cam- tine Bonavita, Jessica Brawtfer, Ana Medley, and Maruice Myers. bound. Peace on earth requires caring and sharing will continue Jason Current, Melissa Curro, Denba throughout the new year. paign. Those who have not yet sent Paula Cramer. Jamie Darcy, Brian more than good wishes. It means Abo, Mary O'Connefl, Tod DeMeto. Jesse Friedman. Heather reaching out to all people. The hol- "All Westfielders are invited to in a donation are urged to do so Joseph Degute, Jennifer Early. David O'Cormell, Coin Osborn, Laura Os- Gardner, Douglas Geser, Amy Got- iday season is a special time to become part of the caring network today. The support of each and Geisster. Meghan Hely, Alice bome, Sasha Parofl, Eric Pidkameny, tko, Lindsay GreenwaM, Matthew reach out and share our joys by by contributing to the United Fund every Westflelder is important," Keknan, KeHy Langton, Jun Mafcino, Josceryn Puschel, Jia Mei Quian. Ha- Hammond, and Sean Higgins. bringing happiness to others in our campaign. One gift benefits 19 vital they said. Nishant Menta. Meissa MMer, Mich- nina Rawnicki, Anne Ruvoto. James community. community agencies which meet "From all of us at the United Lynda Hoesry. Steven Kapuscinski, elle Mottnaro, Mkheto C. Muserfan, Ruvoto, Daniel Sabreen, Brian Scap- And one agency devoted to the needs of thousands of West- Fund and on behalf of our agen- Brian Kievning, Susan Kozub, Jufta Genghis NJver, Abigail B. O'NeiH, errotta. Kevin Schmidt, Stephanie bringing peace and joy to the less fielders and help make Westfield a cies, we thank you and wish you a Lehman, LJ Juan LJu, Lynrtae Lowrey, joyful and peaceful holiday sea- Christie RUk, Andrew Stein, Susan F. Sohraeter, Sarah Sharpe, Isabel fortunate is the United Way of better place to live and to work." David Mokrauer, Yasushi Morfyama, WestfiekL son." Wilson and Jamie Zmafc. Shen, Regina Shopiro, Lacey Shut- In addition, the trustees gave The 19 member agencies of the nooor roll man, Katherine Simons, Christian Jamie Moshin, Steven Murphy. Mat- thew O'Connor, Christopher Pane- Westfield United Way provide year- REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH Aquila, Michael Baly, Abigai Beicov- Stahl, Kristin Steinbrecher, RisN Tal- round services and programs to AND SCHOOL icz. Katf Berteteon, Melnda Borne, reja, Stephanie Tullo, Kari Van Aus- gos, Carrie Pet*, Heather Proppsr, Westfielders. Many programs are invites you to celebrate ; Megan Brenan, Laura Bruda, Karen dal, Jeanne Venneri, Kate Wyatt and James Rhodes, Meghan Rotate, necessary and enriching to the CanceHieri, Nina Castete, Stacy Ming Lai Yu. Kalherine Rowan, Brian Rower, quality of life during the holidays. JESUS' BIRTH ! Charmatz, Megan Clarke. Jessica Eighth-grade distinguished Diane Schwebet. Coteen Sexton, Agency programs may be ap- with us Coteman, Matthew Coitrera, Lauren honor roll: Palmer Amanda, Eliza- Alina Stegel, Alex Taner, David Treut, propriate for people who are old or CHRISTMAS EVE ; young, sick or troubled, or healthy Davino, and Kristen Del Duca beth Bredlau, Lisa Brown, Lusia Ca- Scott Turek, Aogeto Ucctferri, A Tracy 6:00 p.m. FAMILY WORSHIP Van Cort, Kari Vlach, Casey Wet- and growing. 10:40 p.m. CAROL SJNG Also, Debra ErirGch, Robyn Feld- passo, Stephen Chiger, Pamela ] 1:00 p.m. CANDLELIGHT COMMUNION ; teriing. Andrea Williams. Maria Woehr "Agency services are designed man, Christine Rore, Lauren Gru- Johnston, Laura Krevksy, Peter Lee, for you, and are made possible by and Michael Wyatt. CHRISTMAS DAY man, Matthew Hanas, Christina Ho, Matthew Macaluso, Lauren Ray, An- you," the trustees of the United 10:00 a.m. COMMUNION Fund of Westfield said. "The hol- (eorntr of Clark and CowptnhwalM: two blocki north of Lord ft Taylor) Honor rolls announced for Roosevelt School Pinion Count.p places €>f Mlor£i)tp The following seventh- and Jessica Miller, Emi Narusawa, Lau- eighth-grade students at Roosevelt ren Newmark, Sophie Ngeow, Poul The Intermediate School have achieved Nielsen, Susan Petrino, Molly Phe- CALVARY GRACE KENILWORTH listing on the distinguished honor lan, Tara Pusich, Jessie Reider, -t LUTHERAN CHURCH Garwood & Presbyterian GOSPEL CHAPEL roll or honor roll. Elyssa Serrilli, Andrew Shannon, .108 Eastman St. Cranford Newark Avt. A 23rd St.. KtnHwortti To be included in the dis-Elizabeth Shannon, Edward Ston- Church PEACE !,nguished honor group, a student er, William Sweeney, Christopher 276-2418 341 Spruce Avenue FELLOWSHIP 908-272-6131 Sunday Services: must obtain a grade of A in all Tafelski, Liesja Tortorello, Allison Garwood. N.J. 07027 '5: RARITAN ROAD Totams, Kathryn Tracy, Jason Ya- flit A*v. C fvi Sttxttw, 00, H*<» 11 AM - Family Bible Hour and m.'ijor academic subjects and no V» R«. CMttW RfgMI, Auat PMOf 789-0360 CRANFORD. NEW JERSEY ":|6 7:00 PM - Evening Services grade below B in any minor sub- rusi, Kristen Zadourian and Donna Gary Watzel. Pastor ^:S) 276-874: Monday. 7.00 PM - Boyt Brigade ject To be enrolled in the honor Zambolla. ChfMmas Eva — S:H pm Wednesday, 7 JO PM • Praytr ana SiDle Stud/ £roup, a student must obtain Seventh-grade honor roll: Dou- Sunday tcha* . |:30 am Piston Dean A; Viigmi* Kjiudtrn Friday. 7:00 PM . You!* Meeting CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES Worship Servlca - (1:00 am Sundiy - 10:00 A.M. Worship Friday Night Children s Cub grades of A or B in all subjects, glas Brandely, Daniel Brown, Kelly 5:00 p.m.— Young Children'i Service Wa«n«*aay Ntew Pray*r 7-8*30 PM (Grade Scnooi *gei r Wllh Pretoa 8«rvic« • 7:«J pm Wednesday - 7:30 P.M. Teaching major or minor. Carter, Lauren Castaldo, Sarah 7:15 4 10:30 pm Pre Service Music Call For Mo'» Irlormalio" Eighth-grade distinguished Chance, Scott Cutro, Stephen Den- 7:30 & 11:00 pm honor roll: Theresa Caprario, Kris- nis, Dylan Dupre, Lydia Esrig, Service of Holy Communion tin Chabala, Derek Fisher, Jane Christian Fagin, Lisa Feldman, SI. Paul's GREATER ST. LUKE'S A.M.E. Garrity, Adrienne Mazzarese, Alicia Gregory Freisen, Claude Fusco, CHRISTMAS SERVICE United Church or Christ MT. Z1ON - UHC 11 '00 AM Service ot Holy Communion ZION CHURCH Nicoll, Lauren Pepper, Diana Rich- Heather Garrison, Bryan Gates, 213 Center Si. 43 Johnson Avenue Cranford. N.J. 07016 500 Downer St., Westfield ards, Danielle Rodman, Sarah Christine Giameo, Benjamin Glea- SUNDAY WORSHIP WKLCOMIS YOU Rubenstein, Lauren Rudofsky, son, Rebecca Hamilton, Amelia (908) 276-0830 SERVICES Rev. Theodore Calhoun, Sr, Pastor Dora Sugar and Laura Sweeney. Hanley, Loise Harry, Charles Irwin, 8:30 am & 11:00 am PASTOR: REV CHARLIE W. BULLOCK Michelle Kaplan, Whitney Kent, Se ^789-12S5 •4M-233-2S47 Seventh-grade distinguished SUNDAY CHURCH SCHOOL & Sunday Worship Service: SUNDAY SMVlCES honor roll: David Alspector, Anisha Jeong Kim, and Jeffrey Kivetz. ADULT FORUM 10 am Sunday School Cfturcft School 9:J0 am Ambardar, Colleen Donovan, Also, Eun Sang Ko, Cynthia 9:45 am Rev. Frederick Rogers 11 30 am Morning Worship SNontvp Sarnie* 10:30 am Weekday Services; WCOMCSIMV UHVKII Nitzan Katz, Joanna Kreil, Jason Koons, Margaret Kostro, David A Congregation of the Evangelical Worship aail Suml:iy SCIKHII Prayvr Same* 1:30 am Lomberg, Courtney Norton, Kate Koye, Coleman Lechner, Lauren •:30 A.M. 8 pm Wednesday Bible Siudy Bib* Study 1:00 am Lutheran Church In America Mo*y Communion rti'hlin/Zack, Eric Sherman and Lockwood, Pamela Lygate, Kristen CliilJ Ore Available 8 pm Fiiday Prayer &i Praise Fin) and ThM Sunday* /«-*•! Tamboli. Mack, Brooke Molloy, Gregory f iKlith-grade honor roll: Shelly Montgomery, Shelby Neiss, Court- RRST UNITARIAN SOCIETY ST. BERNARDS FOR ENCOUNTERS OF R;.vsal, Thomas Basta, Jesse ney Nemec, Kathryn Nowicki, Vic- TERRILL ROAD OF PLA1NFIELD toria Nusse, Thomas Olsen, Amelia AN EXTRA-SPECIAL Ijlumlx-rg, lisa Bomstcin, Erica BAPTIST CHURCH Unitarian Universalist CATHOLIC CHURCH Chow, Gregg Clyne, Lauren De- Oneill, Phillip Orsini, Alicia Picou, 1340 Ttrrill Rd. Scotch Plaint IS JEWISH KIND IS Murdo, Elizabeth Dederick, Teresa Rodihan, Rachel Rosen- OPtHHCAKTS 368 Sumner Av. IN A SVNAGOUOE FOR ALL PEOPLE. on-.thnn DiGiovanni, Shannon blum, Cara Saladino, Eric Schoen- 322-7151 OPCN MINO FOR ALL REASONS, IN ALL SEASONS |-v Pla.nfield <- ir> Melissa Fleming, Erica Fox/ berg, Bradford Schwar/, Diana Rev. Michael Seaman, Pastor 756-3393 Coma trtar* mt Jawiiri Enpananc* with m '••.••••iffii.. Matthew Greenlaw, Shinman, Alexander Smith, Ryan Sunday: Rta*onat)!« RatH and NO BUILOiNG FUND! !'.•>'; n-> ri Hcinkel, Courtney 111, St. Clair, Sage Stefiuk, Abigail 9:45 AM - Sunday School Mass Schedule Equal pviidpaiion by man and woman. 1 11 00 AM • Morning Worship Phi. n Joife, and Mark Juelis. Stotler, Daniel Todd, Shannon 6 15 PM • Crmrcri Training 714 Park Avc. Pl*inn«ld. NJ 07060 Saturday: 5:30 PM CAU RABBI DECTER AT 356-1554 Of Wagner, Christine Weber, Sean 7 15 PM • J'vening Worship , ALAN QEflBER AT 356-0084 Vlso, Momoko Xawaguchi, Jen- 908-7S6-0750 Sunday: 8:00, 9:30 iier Kemps, Mairen Lenehan, Wygovsky, Andrew Znchar and Congregation Knesseth Israel 7 00 PM • Piayer Meeting Reverend Marmot Campbell Gross 11:30 AM \Jena Lygate, Lauren McGovern, Kristen Zielenbach. Sunday Service*, Child Care - 9.30.11:30am • A COHSHtVJkmC TtMHJ Nursery Care Prov10m) Rev. Joseph F. Barbone, Pastor Cririttmn Eve - ipm and >wn 229 Mountain Avanue, Bound Brook, NJ

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-Westfield Record- December 24,1992 The VtostftoM Record B-1 You said it: 'We needed something to do over our vacation.' -Don MacDonaM MtotMaM wmUktg coach Blue Devils set to host wrestling tourney •y KIPKUDUK fore the home fans, the Buldo is Westfield's his first varsity tournament Saturday. He; tournament provides wres- only returning champion won the 140 pound championship on the Pigskin wrapup THE RECORD tlers the chance to sharp- from last year. Paco strength of his 1&-3 victory in the finals. en up on their skills before Sth Annual Gonzalez (119) and Paul Seniors Lance Kovacs (152) and Jim Hoga- The Westfield Police Ath- Over the weekend, the wrestling team at Westfield High School probably became bet- the six week Watchung Westfteld Invitational Jordan (160) also won ti- boom (125) are seeking to upgrade their per- letic League held its annual Conference schedule. Wrestling Tournament tles, but both graduated. formances from last year, when they both jawards din- ter acquainted with one another, as they en- nor recently dured the lengthy bus ride North to partici- "I think you can experi- As far as other return- lost in the first round. On Saturday, Kovacs ment a little bit," said What Sth Annual WestfioW ees are concerned, sopho- placed third and Hogaboom finished fourth. ' at the high pate in the Walkill Valley Holiday Tourna- InwttatkNMri School caf- ment in Hamburg. Westfield senior heavy- more Jeff Checchio fin- "They have four very strong kids," said weight Seth Coren. Whan: Wednesday, Dae. 30 South Plainfield Head Coach Mike Buggey, eteria. The Next Wednesday the wrestlers may choose WtMft: M WMHWd High School ished third at 103 pounds .-"A" team any mode of transportation they wish to get "There's no real pressure Tlmta: • First match at 10 a.m. last year, as did Paul Baly whose team placed third in the Walkill Val- 'finished in other than wanting to win - Final* at 4 p.m. at 171. Coren placed ley Tournament over the weekend. "They're to the tournament, as they will be compet- the team title because Teams: Dover, Hawaii, Morrlstown fourth in the heavyweight a better tournament team than a match > third place ing in front of friends and family at the Ptoc*taway, Princeton, Rosalia CaB) !in the Sub- we're hosting." class. All three should be team." Fifth Annual Westfield Invitational at the otic, RoMHa Part and WntlMd. seeded highly this year. Beginning at 10 a.m., two matches will | urban Westfield High School gym. Teammate Brian BuMo, ;League a champion in last year's Chris and Corey Posey occur simultaneously until the finals are aet with a 5-2-2 "We needed something to do over our va- tournament at 112 pounds, to begin at approximately 4 p.m. In addition cation," said Blue Devils Head Coach Don will also be favored to record. Bill Sweeney was thinks differently. place next Wednesday. Chris won the 135 to the Blue Devils, wrestlers from Dover, voted as the team's Most im- MacDonald. "The kids don't have to travel Howell, Morristown, Piscataway, Princeton, too far and we can get the JV kids in there "It's hard to experiment during a tourna- pound title with three impressive victories proved Player, Kevin Dowllng ment," said the senior. "You tend to do that Roselle Catholic and Roselle Park will be was the offensive MVP and too. Everyone gets three bouts, so it's good and was named the Most Outstanding Wres- present Mark Juelis and Jason Yarusi experience for the kids." with less important matches. You just work tler in last week's Walkill Valley Tourna- Last year, Howell won the team title with were defensive MVP's. The In addition to the convenient location of the things you're good at and, hopefully, ment 187 points. Roselle Park was second with "B" team won the league the event and the opportunity to wrestle be- come out on top." Corey, a freshman, enjoyed quite a day in 157 while Westfield placed third with 143.3. •championship with an 8-1 mark. Ben Gleason was se- lected as the Most Improved Player and the entire team received special awards from Strong the coaches as MVPs. The Play "C" team came in second place in the league with a 6- 2-1 record. The two-time de- start fending champions were edged out by Perth amboy ball! Matmen 2nd this year. Lamont Turner was chosen as the offensive MVP while Joe Saunders was the Missed FTs cost in Walkill defensive MVP. Tom Wengerter, Keith Boudreaux, girls in opener Valley Tourney Brandon Doerr, Tom Lang- ton, Greg Avena, Rasheed By WPKUDUK By tOPKUPUK Hawks, Todd O'Connelt and THE RECORD THE RECORD J.R. Young have played on three consecutive league Westfield Head Coach Linda In their initial appearance in championship teams. King wants her girls basketball the Walkil Vafley Tournament team to play more aggressively this Saturday, the Blue Devis fin- season, and the Blue Devils re- ished in second place, 29 points sponded Friday afternoon in their behind Kittatinny, the defending Booster winner opener at Bridgewater-Raritan. champion. The Westfield School Tight defense and hustling play Wesffiekj was led by the Boosters Association an- characterized the tenor of the con- Posey brothers, Chris and nounced the winner of their test, but, in the end, a slow start, Corey. Chris Posey, a tri- Super Bowl XXVII raffle as coupled with poor free throw captain, captured the 135- Mr. Vidas Zramanauskas of shooting hurt Westfield, as it dropped a 44-37 decision to the pound championship and was Metuchen. Zramanauskas, chosen as the tournament's who purchased his ticket Panthers. Most Outstanding Wrestler. The from Ken Marsh, will receive The Blue Devils managed only two tickets to this year's four points in the first eight min- senior pinned two opponents Super Bowl In Pasadena, utes, but recovered in the second and scored a technical-fal vic- Calif., on Jan. 31, air trans- quarter to cut the deficit to three tory. Corey Posey, a freshman, portation for two from Newark points at halftime. The second half registered ftroe decUvm victo- to Los Angeles, limousine was evenly played, but a total of 23 ries, including a 1&-3 triumph in service to and from Newark turnovers and 12 of 30 foul shoot- the 140-pound finals. Airport and hotel accom- ing combined to short circuit any Brian Buldo, a 11mpound til- modations. The proceeds comeback attempts. captain, won two of three from this annual raffle ben- "Both teams played very tough AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/THE RECORD matches to gamer a second efits the athletic programs at on defense," said King, in her sec- Westfield's Taryn McKenna tries to shrug off Bridgewater-Raritan's Erin Buchan during the Blue place medal. Junior Paul Baly Westfield High School. ond season as coach. "It was hard Devils' 44-37 season-opening loss. Brooke Wiley led Westfield with nine points. also placed second in the 171- to work the ball around to the in- pound class following his tough The Hot Spot side. We definitely need to practice 4»ggressiveness and I think they the girls finished fifth. St Jim Nicoll, Marcus Cogneti, 10-9 loss in the finals to Matt on the small, chippy shots and have the heart." Joseph's-Metuchen won the boys Geoff North and Matt Gorbaty we've got to hit from the line team title and Madison Central placed fourth in the distance med- Levak of Kittatinny. more." captured the girls' crown. ley with a time of 11:48. These four Finishing in third place were "Our passing was a little better Winter track begins at In the 800-yard relay, Ken Sil- races were integral in helping the sophomore Jeff Checchio (112), Saturday than it was last year," East Brunswick Relays verman, Chris Blanding, Rishon boys tie for third place. senior Lance Kovacs (152), and said senior center Erin Allebaugh, Williams and Jamal Hester placed The girls compiled twelve points, senior tri-captain Seth Coren who scored seven points. "We had By AMYKOHCHAK third with a time of 1 minute, 35.1 17 points behind first place Madi- (HWT)- AH three wrestlers re- corded victories in the con- a few turnovers, but, with a little THE RECORD seconds. The same foursome ran son Central. The 800-yard relay more practice I think we'll get it the 1600-yard relay, taking third team of Tiffany Hester, Ah is ha solation finals after losing to the down. A lot of times last year, pass- This year's Blue Devil winter place with a time of 3:35.2. Winkler, Erin Brown and Heather eventual champion in their re- ing accuracy hurt us. We'd throw track teams opened with respect- The 3200-yard relay was run by Pusich finished in 1:57.2, which spective weight classes. Jamie the ball away and they'd score two able performances in their first Lawrence Ho, Jim Nicoll, John earned them second place honors. Hogaboom (125) and Tom points." meet of the season in a pre-season O'Brien and Ted Kilcommons. In the 3200-yard relay, Sharon Whelen (160) finished in fourth Despite the setback, King re- meet Saturday at East Brunswick They took fourth place with a time Gambino, Anne Engell, Kelly place. mains optimistic and hopeful. High School. Twenty local teams of 8:56.7. Gandy and Kathryn Engell ran a The final team scores were: "Our realistic goal is to get to competed in the event. "Ho did especially well and he is strong 10:40.3 to place second. The Kittatinny 194.5, Westfield 165.5, .500 this season," said King. "I like The boys tied for third place with only a freshman," said coach Jim distance medley team of Gambino, South Plainfield 153, Morris the team I have this year. I like the Woodbridge and Metuchen while Martin. (Please turn to page B-2) Knolls 95, Westwcod 80.5, Fafr The Blue Devils boys' bas- Lawn 59.5, Ridge 59 and WalkiB ketball team will partake in Valley 24. holiday tournament action On Thursday, Westfield Monday evening at the Perth Sports cards, collectibles on holiday wish lists kicked off its dual meet sched- ^Amboy Tournament. 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SPORTS CALENDAR The Dans have it! SCOREBOARD Dec. 23-29 grade* tia through eight IN THb NEWS Continuing the winter aeasion la the youth BOWLING baaketbaU league, a 12 week program which oflera orientation, games and practice. Par- Mnwa P.M. unless othwwlt* Kkmaf I* 3rd In Van Doran Tournament ttcifwrtt ara divided Irrio leama for four y WeuMd reetdent Andy KMner placed we aim of playofl gamea, complete witti tro- Brunswtak Recreation Centers la sponsor- third In the 77-79 pound w*ioM dan In fta phiea and a aeaton ending pliza party. ing the 5th Annual Brunawtok North seat Col- Ural SooB Van Ooren MamorW WraatMng For more information, contact D«gmar legiate Showdown bowling tournament Dec. lournarnani ai IVUIIII nurneraon naojonai Wojc*. Director of Youth Phyeicai Programa. 27-28 at Brunswick Cross Keys Lanes In High School. The event was aponaorad by at 233-2700. The new aeaalon atarta on Jan- Tumeraville. WMtfMd Tne cftnfc( in- oonauH our FafeVWIntar/Sanng brachure to ctructad by Heather Kennedy. vrlH taha place Jan. 26 - Farfetgh Dickinson at Monmouth maH In your regtatrabon. For more tntar- each Wednesday and wM stress the funda- Feb. 2 - George Washington at Rutgers maiion! CM the Recraatlon Department at mentals and techniques of the game. The Feb. 9 - Farteigh Dickinson at Rider 7«s-4oao. la* it $15 per person. Also, a free Drop-In Feb. 16 - FairfloM at St. Peter's volleyball program, which will coincide with Feb. 23 - Rhode Island at Rutgers ••• Mar. 2 - T.B.A. For WeeltleW VMCA wlnler program! the co-ed volleyball clinic, wi be open to Mar. 9 — Pennsylvania at Princeton For the fkat tJme Ma fa*, the WoatMd "Y" resident! of aH ages. Union County" Introduced the Meat sports oraze — In-Une For information on arty of these programs, For more information. caH NJN at 609-S30- Union County Union County* State Hookey - to the youth aporta lineup, please call the Recreation Department at S2S2. Boys Basketball Wrestling* ins) DSjQlnnsfV ctaw far VQM 7 md 8 hrtrcy 789-4080. To register, please stop by the Girls Basketball A d sjCOOeM DAMC ahaaV^fl ftnd hock* office on the second Door of the Municipal MISCELLANY •y sWM. The advanced ctasa designed for Building or mail in you registration via the Fall/ Winter/Spring brochure. 10 andI11 -year-old ohUdrvn who ara alrvady Lacrosse omelets needed ••* tJ Elizabeth (1-0) I/Linden (1-0) Q Scotch Plains (1-0) oompotant and confident In Una akatora In- Anyone interested In becoming a member troducea baalc hecfcsy rulea and focuaaa on European tours of the New Jersey IrrtorscholBstic Lacrosse advanced abating and game auateglea. Continental Teams Summer Youth Pro- Officials Association should contact Steve Linden (1-0) Cranford (1-0) Westfield (1-0) Beginning wKh tie January tatiion. an grams Is now taking applications for Its 1993 Hemp at 201-202-1277 days or 201-263- MsnnwUa) da** for agea 0 to 10. la summer European tours tor Aekf hockey and 1634 evenings. Classes are scheduled to pear ad toward improving skating and hook- volleyball. begin Jan. 15. ey aWKa. A daaa deaigned aolaly for laena Both teams will travel to England, Holland, Union Cath. (1-0) Gov. Uv. (1-0) Roselle Pk. (0-0) ' ww De offarao Tnuraoey anemoona anar Belgium and Germany to play against local aohool to ghe them an opportunity to keep dub teams. You must be a high school stu- AUTO RACING out of he winter weather, while enjoying dent to participate. For more information, caM 706-848-0070, or write Continental Reduced peaaes at Flemlngton [^Railway (1-0) Brearley (0-1) HRahway (2-0) Recreational In-line Skating, without the Teems. 804 S. Rldgeland, Oak Park. HI. Discount prices on season tickets ara puoka and a***, la being offered Friday 60304. coming to a close. N you want to save on anamoona In January for gradee one passes for the 1993 season, call 782-2413 Roselle C. (1-0) Scotch Plains(1-0) Cranford (1-0) through Dye. and on Friday* in February for for Information.

Again, keep an eye on the pricing Snow, and New York Rangers you please tell me the value of these more than one dealer and get the Dunellen. He is very knowledge- In the Cards and try to haggle. Darren Turcotte and Sergei Nem- cards and provide the names and best price available. Do not take able in this area. At the card show at the Cranford chinov. (Continued from page B-l) addresses of people who will buy the first offer, chances are it won't Send questions to: In the Cards, q from about $35 to the $45 range. Days Inn recently, the hot selling CARD QUERIES - Dear Pete: them? be the best Terrific holiday gift ideas would item was actually DC's Superman My father lqft me $ame baseball Thank you in advance, Andrew Here are a couple of reputable o Tom Swales, Forbes Newspapers, be to purchase certain memorabil- comic book, in which the 'Man orcards that seem to be valuable to Szeoda, Middlesex. dealers that you can go to for pric- 102 Walnut Ave., CranTord, NJ. ia, such as autographed balls, Steel,' is killed. Another item that me. Many of (he cards were printed Dear Andrew, Because the con- es: Marshall Parker of M & M 07018. hockey pucks and sticks, baseball seemed to sell well was the Game- by cigarette companies and include dition of the cards is one of the Baseball Treasures on Plainfield Peter Smith resides in Piscat- bats and so oa day Football Cards. such notable players at Ty Cobb, most vital components in pricing Ave. in Edison, 985-4433. He is one away and is considered a trading Due to mass production of cur- On hand at the show to sign au- Eddie Collins, Honus Wagner, cards, it is important that you take of the best in this area when it rent players' autographs at shows tographs for the more than 1,800 Christy Matthewson and the Chi-them to a dealer to get an accurate comes to cigarette cards. Also try, card expert. and on shopping networks, col- people in attendance were New cago Cubs' double ptay combi- value. It is also • good idea to go to Steve Kania of Coach KTs in lecting memorabilia of older play- York Yankees rookies, pitcher Bob nation of Tinkers to Even to ers can be more worthwhile. Wickman and first baseman J.T. Chance, to name just a few. Could HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP

• (Continued from page B-l) Delbarton on Thursday and er for both teams. Individual win- ' Hester, Anne Engell and Katie Kearny on Dec. 15. ners included Guzzetti (200 free), ;. Robinson crossed the finish line in In the Blue Devils' home opener Andrew Hughes (200 1M), Ken 14:07 to give the girls another sec- against Delbarton, Westfield won Eberis (100 free), Lechner (500 ond place finish, helping the team 10 of the 11 events en route to a free), Robbie Schundler (100 back) earn an overall fifth place finish. 117-53 rout of the Green Wave. and Manos (100 breast). Pat "TTiis season should be fun and Darren Ilertcll (100-yard free- Schugg swam to a personal best we should do pretty well, " said style), Chris Manos (200-yard indi- time in the 50 free. His time of Martin, who mentioned that vidual medley), Ted Pollack (500 29.48 was good enough for third Gambino, Anne Engell, Tiffany free), Tom Mann (200 free) and place. Hester, Winkler, Pusich and both Brendan Lechner (100-yard but- Shane Boulos swam the anchor ' of the boys relay teams should do terfly) won individual events, as leg of the winning 200 free relay well. well as participating on the win-team , while Lechner, John Jones, The next task ahead for the girls ning freestyle and medley relays. Schaller and Schugg comprised the is Jan. 4 when they compete in the Tim Smith (100-yard breast- victorious foursome in the 200 Union County Relays. The boys stroke) and Brian Ramsthaller medley relay. run in the county relays on Jan. 9. (100-yard backstroke) also won, "The guys put up some solid while Robbie and Rusty Schundler, swims," said Westfield Head coach Swimmers dunk Kards, Dan Zemsky, Louis Guzzetti, Dave Chris McGiffin. "We're progressing Schaller, Frank Coppa and Joel nicely in the pool. The kids are Delbarton to begin year Pargot were in on the three win- really working hard and it's going <' The boys' swimming team ning relay teams. to pay off in January because we ; opened up its pre-holiday schedule I^ast Tuesday, Westfield bested have a tough schedule." ;with a pair of easy victories over Kearny, 65-20, in the season open- */ it Jt

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BRIAN BULDO WESTFIELD The senior opened the season by winning two of three matches and finishing second In the 119 pound weight class In the Walklll Valley Holiday tournament. Buldo will attempt to de- fend the title he won In last year's Westfield Invitational.

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Zatoskl. 11 Dana Circle, HOUSE TOURS FANWOOD $136,000 Theodore & Shoshana DWdnd to Ichlott Realtors. Robert a Ntooina Mazick to Rob- EfTtenuel & Rachel Lamer, 7 The elegance of the home begins ert Mazfck, 46 Glenwood Road, mount Road, $213,000 i the glass-enclosed vestibule with Anthony & Janet McCbskey to. s Mexican tile flooring and bev- Gal VenRiper. 20 FaJrtu Road.! ]ed glass entrance door and con- SCOTCH PLAINS $132,000 ; nues in the grand piano-sized liv- Anthony J. & Anne C. Cuomo to: ig room that is highlighted by a P. Richard & Mary Hughes to Phfip 4 Lisa M. Berman. 71 Gate-- rhite brick wood burning fireplace. Donna M. Sampson & C. Maz, houssLans. $110,000 The dining room is a formal so- 2457 AJwood Road. $216,100 Gordon F. & Joan E. Comstodck 1 irium style and the eat-in kitchen Charles H. Neunert to Joseph L to Jayne A. Butrioo, 2190 Gogel St,: as been remodeled with oak cabi- etry, an electric stove, dish- A Janice C. Quarto. 514 Wanen $180,500 •asher, built-in microwave and a JHAjQM |_ St, $153,500 Richard & Rosafnd Ctampa to jfrigerator, along with a walk-in This colonial at 620 Raymond Street Is considered one of the bast In Westffald7 Rosaind Cawnpa Fraraocto, 68 • antry for plenty of storage space. WESTFIELD Good Luck St, $25,000 The family room has a softly ing and an unheated room with an WBam W. & Doretiy Moots to ghted ceiling and a majestic wall attic fan, could be used as a bed- Red W. A Eunice W. Banes to CisJg W. 4 Diane D. SoSsr. 277 r Anderson Casement windows room. Don Upton A Uy Heom at a/., 510 Qiandvlsw Awe.. $118,000 isplayed in a large bay design. The full bathroom on that level Botasward. $300,000 Batvam Monagheghzadeh to The half-bath addition has been has a new pedestal sink and toilet Biucs David Pemst. 263 Giandvtsw and an Old Claw Foot Tub. Ross S. & Pamela A. Tamer to stefully decorated with a pedestal Atan a & Maureen T. Plane. 321 Ave., $130,000 nk and an antique glass window, The basement includes a fin- JeHatauii Awe* $312,000 Lawrence C. Grow et at to Eu- ished recreation room and a laun- gene & Nancy DeMeroo. 6103 id includes a rear Mexican-tiled Alan C. Peombsfq to Angeb & dry room that includes wash basins Hans Read, $111,000 ltry with a large double-door clos- Altonto auto, 221 Ross Place. and a toilet Noel J. & Susan McShsne to £252000 Upstairs, the master bedroom A boiler was installed in 1984 John & Eleanor hfuknsnd, 50 Jer- ks been fitted with new wall-to and the wiring was updated in sey Ave., $275,000 all carpeting. 1990. Susan Rusedgsto David A Jute A second bedroom has a double New copper plumbing was in- DUNBJJEN A. McDoweN. 49 Oakland Ave.. tor closet and, like the third bed- stalled in 1983 and a new sump $62,500 om with its triple closet, has pump, gas Tired hot water heater Gtam Mtohasl Maroid et tut to Mark S. & Joan Ft SMverman to all-to-wall carpeting. and steam heating system have re- GanM T. A Juieenn Mabney. 525 Ronald Majors, 97 Parti Gets Drive. The full bathroom was remod- cently been installed. Jackson Am, $122.000 $180,000 ed in 1984 in neutral tile tones For more information on the M. Jtooobs to Soott F. A James & Mary Engle to Atan E. A th numerous cabinets. house and the area, call Joan Kyi- Nancy B. Durina, 29 The bedroom on the third floor is ish at Coldwell Banker Schlott, $133,000 Road, $122,000 shaped with wall-to-wall carpet- 322-9102. E$e extra careful when decorating home for the holidays EDISON — Decorating your home or cause a disaster. it is fire retardant Fire retardant spray is equate number of ashtrays available, or You may even want to practice outside artment for the holidays should be a Make sure all electrical cords, lights and available for both artificial and live trees. request guests not smoke in your home. A on an imaginary fire. Make sure, however, fous event, but at this time of the year it ornaments are approved by a testing agen- Scented holiday candles can make a stray ash can smolder for hours before the extinguisher is fully recharged. important to pay extra attention to safe- cy, such as UL. (Underwriter* Laborato- home warm and festive, like tree lights, igniting in a piece of furniture or carpet- Discuss escape routes and alternate factors, particularly those Involving pos- ries), and are in good condition. Check for though, it is important never to leave a ing. routes with all household members and je fires. frayed ends or loose connections. Make candle lit when an adult is not present to Following the opening of gifts, bag all overnight guests in the event of a fire. tfost homes are dryer during the winter sure all extension cords are placed out of supervise its burning. excess wrapping paper and ribbons, and Check with your local fire department »nths due to heaters and fireplaces. This the normal traffic path in your home and Make sure the base or candleholder is remove to a metal garbage can or dump for important information on escaping mess, combined with increased electri- no furniture or other objects are resting on sufficient to maintain dripping wax. and site. usage, open flames from holiday can- safely from a burning home. Post the fire; the cords. take care there is nothing ignitable near In the event of a household fire, excess department's number in plain site near., is and generally a busier household, ne- If you have pets, keep in mind their the burning flame. Carefully extinguish paper will increase the speed at which a isitates extra careful attention. The New traffic patterns as well, and plan accord- the flame when leaving the room, and fire will spread. If your home or apartment each phone, If you have small children, •sey Association of REALTORS and its ingly. keep all matches and lighters out of the does not have smoke detectors, now is the help them memorize the number and irv • 000 members offer the following home Keep your Christmas tree moist by reach of small children. time to have them installed. If you do struct them on how to call the fire depart- ety tips to ensure a happy and safe checking the water level daily, selecting The kitchen is often one of the busiest have smoke detectors, check have the bat- ment in an emergency. • tiday season for you and your family. decorative lights that do not generate large rooms in the house during the holidays. teries. If you are not sure how old the The holiday season can be one of the Carefully check all electrical decorations, amounts of heat. Take careful note stove top burner have batteries are, replace them. It is better to most enjoyable times of the year if you ticularly those that have been sitting in Place the tree away from direct sources not inadvertently been left turned on. If be safe than sorry. take precautions against accidents which [lamp basement for the past twelve of warmth such as radiators, televisions, you have small children in the house, you A small fire extinguisher is an important could cause a fire. nths. The National Fire Protection As- and hot air ducts. may want to keep them away from the household item as welL By following these tips from the New iation reports during the 1980's there Tree lights should be on only when an kitchen during meal preparation times. Purchase one that will extinguish all Jersey Association of REALTORS, the •e 560 structural fires annually in- adult is present, and should never be left If there are no cigarette or pipe smokers types of fires, including electrical and voice for real estate in the Garden State,. ring Christmas trees. on overnight. in your household, but you anticipate en- grease fires. Review its proper usage with you are guaranteed a safer home for you,: 1 dry tree and poorly-wired lights can If you have an artificial tree, make sure tertaining guests who smoke, have an ad- all members of your household. your family and your friends.

9000 9020 9110 9270 9430 9440 9450 REAL ESTATE Nommm for Smi* Out of 4MM VmemUon ItonteJs Tovmhouaem Apartment* Rooms (o Property 9010 PISCATAWAV- 4br. hi- POCONOS FANWOOD— 6 room, SO. SOUND BROOK— EDISON— rooms for BOUND BROOK- Non- SOMEHSET*a APTS . level, -W acre park like Weekends-Weekly- ENGLISH VILLAGE bsmt. A garage, $925/mo Large, 5 rms.. 2 bodrms.. rent. Single males A seri- smoking F will share spa- * Private Apt! prlv. entr. setting, 2 '/i bath. RED 1 BREAKFAST FOR Monthly or Seasonal. + u!ll,, 1V4 mo. aec. Call cious 3BR/2Bath duplex. Homes under SALE— Due to illnsss, CONDOMINIMUS- 1 quiet area, w/w carpet- ous Inquires. Call after frpl, bsmt. $600 + /mo. $150,000 S230.000 call 699-9029 Five minutes to Ski or BR, by private owner. 908-322-5176 Ing. $750 A util. 5:pm 906-572-B720 Yard, bsml. $450, 1/2 »Co-Ed Apt: Sunrm, now retiring. Beautiful Fish. Call 908-709-1731 Call (201) 825-2179. ulllc. sec, 90B-356-6660. home, circa 183Z on 17 Call John Taml 276-0303 MANVILLE- 1 BR, 2nd NO. PLAINFIELD- non- cable. Good People. 9070 acres In the Finger Lakos POCONOS— Saw Creek, fl. apt; $598 mo. Incl, utll. SO. PLAINFIELD— un- smoker. Nice nelghbrhd. BRIDOEWATER- beau- $300 +/mo. Call David, ilDGEWATER- By FRANKUN PARK •OS-S73-1238 ner 3BH Ranch. I'A Condominiums of Now York For inlor- 3 BRs, Den, pool, tennis,, 2BRs, 2 baths, 1st floor. Lease A a*c., no dogs. lurn. pvt. home, 1st fir., 1 SSO/wk. 757-5008, after tiful parkllke setting, us, full bsmt,, 1 car mation pleaso call 607- •oil, skiing $250/wknd LR, DR, EIK, WAD, 3S6-2779, 359-6979 eves. BR, w/w carpet, non- 6:10pm, Iv. mag. WAD, garage, non- 776-6756 90B-757-6B49 after 6pm smoker, prof. pref.. 1 1/2 smoker, $ 4 7 5 t u 1113 ago Now Kit,/carpat- $950/mo. .Please call MANVILLE- newly reno- SOMERSET— 2 BR for j -fi x t u r e s . Freshly BRIDQEWATER- 1 BR. 906-628-4214 mon. sec, no pat*, credit Avail 1/1, 908-722-5284 upper end unit with gar POCONO LOT- for sale vated, upstair* 2 BR apt., ref. req., cable, heat & rent, share kitchen A ntod in/out Mini con- mcl. heat, WAD, refrlg., balh, Avail. Immed., call PISCATAWAV- room- on 5133,900, or Rent & balcony SB4.900 65B- by owner, city water/ FRANKUN PARK electric Incld.. $600/ mato to share 3 BR 341_6 s»w»i, lake view, health 9400 Immec 1BR Condo w/ carpet, attic A bsmt. use. month ^ phone. 908-418-1829 Wanted to Call 908-526-33B2. RENTALS Avail. 1/15/93. Adults home, prlv. balh t LR, problems, need cash, W8.D. Avail. 1/1. $675/ (908) 688-0360 WARREN- turn. BR, pri- WAD, DW, $500 • 1/3 SCATAWAY- By METUCHEN- 2 BR, 3 must sacrifice. $22,000 mo, + ullls. 908-302-0977 pref. no pats. 1VS mo. levels, new Kit & bath, sec. $725/mo. 236-2462 SOMERVILLE- turn.,3 vate both, walk-In closet, utll. 90B-35B-540t NOTICE: All WANTEP rv?f. Move in condi- n»g., looking lor quick gar., limited kit. prlv- n 50«100, 2 BR finished base., ample ••!•, 908-216-1896 FRANKUN TWP.- Lg. 2 rm. apt., res. area, TO RENT advertise- closets, new turn., close 9410 BR, 2 Bath. CAC, all MIDDLESEX utll.Inc.. $625/mo.A sec. efeges for a responsible ROOMMATE/PART TIME ich, 1 bath. EIK. LR. •MIDOLESeX VILLAGE* bus, woman. 757-4883 SITTER— Perfect for ments are PAYABLE !N- ch, ntlic. fencod in to NYC trans , well main- Homes appl., great loc, avail. 2/ Gentleman pref. No pels. tained, nice family neigh- 1. $B75/mo. i- utll. 234- Spaeloua 1 BN Qanfan Single rm $75 A up. someone working A ADVANCE by cash,: :k yaid, SI 15,90 0 borhood. asking apt. SS7S/mo. Incl. he»l going to school. Hrs check, VISA or Master EN HOUSE every 4288 AM/281 -7879 PM. After 4pm 725-6470. 9470 $108,900, 908-548-8571 9200 HIQHLAND PARK- * HW. NO PETS. Pool needed lor sluing, while Card. For a quote on i , lOanvSpm Pleaso VACATION HILLSBOROUO.H- Spa- •vail. 3SS-SU0, 12-6 SOUTH PLAINFIELO tmimentx to you sleep 1 30AM-BAM tor more information, Lovely restored 3 BR cious 1BR condo, EIK, plus, 6 days/wk. for 2 coet, please cajl home, largo fenced back Boarders Plfd., 2 BR. Share -300-183! after 12pm 9080 PROPERTY DR, w/w carpet, W&D, NEW BRUNSWICK- 1 newly renovated, off boys 10 * 4yrs. $200/ 1-800-559-9495. e.ive mossage. fownhouses yard, walk to schools & $800 mo i- utll. Avalt 2/1 BR, In Victorian house on street parking. $B50/mo mo , fully turn room, shopping. $i300/mo. call 281-8163 Livingston Ave., Laundry Inc. utlls. 755-0439 METUCHEN- share stu- cooking priv., free prkg. 908-249-8298 A parking, close to DC/ dio apl. prfv enlr. & In Plscataway About 2 WESTFIELD- Moving NORTH EDISON- Pupl- 9210 PEAPACK- Ranch, fur- CAC campuses. $600 WATCHUNG— 2BRs bath. Buses & train ml. for Bush Campus. back to Westfield- Prof 9020 town Corners, 2 BR, 1 1/ Homm» for Smlm nished, 4 BFI, 2'.'i bath, Incl. HAHW. Call 900- $700/mo.+elec. 1V4 mos. Working Sr citizen male Must have car. Female engr. seeks small 2 BR 2 balh. cac, fplc, deck, EIK. LR, DR, FR, base. 2 9440 246-4564 sec. i refs 908-755-1442. $350+ sec. No Alcohol only-non-smoker For do- within walk to RR al rea- fomi for Sale Apartments etc, 494-2276 after 6 pm tails call Pat, 900-752- sonable rent Very re- finished basement, many WILOWOOD— mint con- car gar. Avail. Fob 1, WATCHUNG- Small extras, by owner, NO $3000 mo. 908-234-1958 NEW BRUNBWICK- Studio Apt. (435/mo. + BB07, bet. 9am-8prn. sponsible EKC local ref. dition 1 BR condo, steps modern 1 BR Apt; near MIDDLESEX— M/F to Can trade handyman/ REALTORS! $125,500 to b«ach7bo«irdw«lk SO. PLAINFIELO- 3BR, elac. 1'^ mos. sec.-> rafa. 908-548-5262 BOUND BROOK— 'A du- Rutgers A St. Peters; off share large 2 Bft apt., grounds keeping skills Beautifully furnished, LR, DR. FR, 1 bath, 1 plex. 1BR, 1 full bath, kit, St. Prkg; 545-7998 or 908-755.1442. WAD hook-up, close to Advsrfrfs In iht Clititiitdl for reduced rent Call Jim pool, AC. cable TV, fully gar. close to trans. $1200 247-6549 everything, $5O0/mo Incl. ILE YOU'RE HOUSE DR, LR, share bsmt., WESTFIELD- 1st fir. at 201-372-6243. Iv. msrj. 9090 •quipped kMchen. $8000 Incl. u1H call 769-7984 close to 78, 22, 2B7. Victorian. LR, DR. kit.. utll. Call after 5:30 908- SITING... Hunt to see yearly rental potential. A NO. PLAINFIELD, bath. $995 Includes heat 563-0563 ju're our winner of a MultlFamlty Homes $G75/mo. plus utll. Call great Investment. Ready 908-996-7470; 996-7670, GREENWOOD GAR- A HW. Off-st-prkg. walk bos coffee mug! to rent or enjoy as a va- 9420 DENS- Newly reno- NORTH PLAINFIELD to town & train, WAD. (Historic Dial) Pro! non- BOUND BROOK- 4 fam- cation home. Asking only MuKI-Fmmtty Homes BOUND BROOK- 4 vated 1 BR * 2 BR gar- Avail. Feb. \'/i mo. sac. •ASKING PRICE $485,000.00 $45,000 Owner relocat- rms.. 2nd II., prlv. enlr., dan apis, $650 A J7S0/ Call 233-1881 smoker, large sunny rm , ily, $26,000 cash flow, pvt bath. $425 IncUulBa asking $199,000, ownor ing, wants Immed. clos- nttlc/bamt./gar, S650/mo, mo, Include hast A HW. ing. All reasonable offers MIDDLESEX- 3 BR. ", ( 1 mo sec 271-0175. NO PETS. Immed occup WESTFIELD— 3'A utll. Call 908-755-9299 1MINSTER- 3DR Is llconsod realtor, fully duplex, $B50/mo plus 9O6-758-11S7 Ivmsg rooms, $770/mo. walk to longed. 908-20 DORCHESTER PIBCATAWAY- 2 HII, *dv«rt/M lo the Clntltltd! Jan. 1 Call 900-709-9163 er Lovoly 7 3iory BERKLEY HEIGHTS- -t 2nd dr., $750/mo. FLORIDA- Disney Area. mo sec. utll. Ref A HOU8E Call •Bulli 1783 ID. 3/- 908-783-7387 A i/o ready to build Qreat w»«thei-no waiting Sotnervlll* 'Overlooking the Dolawaro Rnrltnn Onrui in, LR w/FP. study, at attractions. Off-B»»»on 9pm, loove mess 725- scroened porch, 2 $80,000. 5(10 0^44 ROSELLE— 3 rms, newly 'East MIIISIOMO Ftnnkllii Township, Somoraot special 2 Bdrm. fully 5207 doror . hoal A hot water, 9450 94«O gnr Exc cond. BRANCHDURQ TWP.- loaded Condo. Sleeps 4. Luxury County, N J. ).0OD Cull for appt. High Rise one business, women Homes to Shan •6 5 ncres, rnrin Assossed 2.4 acres, 'J building lots, $290 par wk NOW until prof, no pets, socur. A 22 1-9318 _ nil approvals & utilities. Nov. 15, Call Rosemary f-liivntor Apartments ref. $580 call 245-0300 'DolnWBroiRniHiin praservnllon lonnti *(3,300 S(|. Ft.) 10 Room-4 bsdioorn/2 bnlhs, DQEWATER Quarter acre lots. 1-800-FLA-7787 9430 BRANCHBURQ- PINE NOTtCE: All HOMES $150,000. 908-369-4589 SCOTCH PLAINS- 0 MOTEL. Room A kitchen- Inrga country kltchon, living "", tllnlny rm, J tlmo nnd energy FLORIDA-Mnrco Island, Townhouse* 722-9177 room npl. business cou- TO SHARE advertise- Weldal'i one 9lop Condominiums ette. Reasonable rates In- llbrnry, bur, Florldn rm p molhod We can t5th Fl., on Gull, 2 BR, 2 Siudlo ple pref., 2nd fir., no clude services A utlts ments «re PAYABLE IN 'Full Basement v you any properly full bath, pvipool, boach, 1 & 2 Bedrooms pels. $800 Call 322-7000 ADVANCE by cash, 'New h/w baseboard hnnl/»Bpnrato /onatl Adt In ClBBtltiwd aft. 5 pm, 725-6320 d by ANY Realtor In EDISON— 2BR, 2 Bnlri, EDISON— 1 ft 2 BR, tiaat SCOTCH PLAINS- cozy BRIOGEWATCR- Non- check, VISA or Master •Lnryo bHrn/swIinrnir.y pool/(jnr(in,e/& pontJ orsot and aurround- don't coil — W/O. DW & W/W Hugo LAKE PLACID- 3 BR, 2 nn

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CRANFORD $179,900 WESTFIELD $199,900 CRANFORD $249,900 ROSELLE $177,900 Custom Built Stone Ranch. Enjoy spacious Palladium window in the newly renovated New Oak Kitchen with center island, 4 So much house in this young Colonial. one floor living with large rooms and fireplace white kitchen. You will be delighted with the BR's. 1st floor family room and central air West Side location Features; 1st floor In living room. "mint condition" throughout this spacious 3 conditioning. family room, ivt baths, built-in pool, quiet bedroom home. cul-de-sac.

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iii iik. ii .it* .ii. A Union County Forbes Newspaper -B-6 December 24, 1992 Something BEDMINSTER SOMMtVILLK ARIA SOUTH FUUNFIEID NOTICE: All MISCEL- FREE RENT for 1.. 1500 sq.ft. multi-use: 1 -800-559-9495 LANEOUS RENTALS ONIcea, Shop, light man- 3 montha. 500 to 3,000 ufacturing, etc. Mini, to sell •dwtlMiMnU arc aq.ft. 200' from free from 2§7. Conveniently PAYABLE IN ADVANCE parking lot. 725-0272 or located. Affordable rent. f by cath. elwck, VISA 626-5400. •04-783-0200 or 9Oa-6«a-B222 or Matter Card. For a Furnl»n»d Offlc** A SOMERVILLE- 2 Office quota on cost, piaaa* Secretarial S«rvlc«t Prof. Suite, Paneling. AC. call 1-a0O-S8»»49S. Carpet, Furn./Unfurn., Use'Your Card... 906-781-6500 Parking, 908-725-6660 CRANFOflO SOMERVILLE- Oltlce OARAGES FOH RENT 1 parson professional N««d add. storage space for rent approx. 14 spac«? Want to k*«p otftca convanlant to pub- x 16. $450. Parking. your car in • dry g«rg. w/ lic tramp. Very Raason- Avail. Immed. Call Steven Fighting? For only $45/ abla. Fax & copy avail. or Marianne at »08- mo. tfitr* It still tpac* •M-272-2M0 728-177«. avail, at Findcrn* Heights EXECUTIVE Of PICE TRENTON- State House In Brldgowatvr Call for Historic District. 1000- info on Mon. or Wad. Carpat, wood turn. $265 9800 me XEROX « FAX 2200 SF office space. MM-7224144 Wastflald MC-232-3337 Third floor walk-up. BUSINESS Kitchen, bath, A/C. Ideal OPPORTUNITIES FANWOOO- Furn. pri- tor Lobbyist or Associa- 96OO vate otc. f sharad ad- tion. S3S0-S850 per COMMERCIAL ditional rm., $30O/mo.. month. 609-394-5050 REAL ESTATE util. Inc. 908-322-5700. MCTUCHEN- 2-7 room WATCHUNQ- 500-1350 offices, prime location, iq.ti. In prof. bldg. Ample near train & but, off prkg., easy access to Rt. •treat parking, Call Arnolt 78 4 22. Call 232-9323 908-548-6400 INVESTOR- seeks inter- for Safe MIDDLESEX— 900 & 450 ested parties, for partner- iq.ft. on Rt. 28. Prkg. M70 ship venture on bank for- . Excel, location. 906-526- closures. Estate sales MENDHAM- 2100 iq ft 3661 or 526-0694. •nd repair of run down neighborhood office properties. H * O. Real' building, no ratall. 61 W, NORTH BRUNSWICK— RARITAN BOROUGH ly. 908-968-4900, Ask for Main St. $328,900. Pis Prof, building, 4 Rm. rime location on W, Frank call 808-534-1325 • uite, clot* to Rt.1, Somerset St. Over 1,000 MUSICIANS WANTED- appox. 850 »q. ft. , pvt. q.ft. sales space Unknown promising ama- prkg. & entrance, excu- + bsmnt $ addtl. rooms. teur for possible record- tivecond., 908-846-1996 Avail. Immed. $700/ mo. ing contract. Solo/ Attmrtln Call 908-766-5400. FtSCATAWAY- Office Group. Voice/Instru- Greetings In f/ie Classified! or Retail. 6,000 aq. ft. •O. BOUND BROOK- ments. Call Tom 1-800- Will divide. Alto dantlit oln Rite Aid Drug, Main 793-1005. Free call. Day/ office. HI. 287 & Stelton St. 2000sq.ft. store frt., Night. Amazing recorded Rd. 981-1313. Brok prot. Bob, 204-0125 message. No obligation. Vest Wishes Tor a > Happy Need some direction selling your home? D.S- KUZSMA REALTY Holiday 115 Miln Street Season Proceeding without the expertise of a real estate Cranford, NJ 07016 professional is like trying to find your way with a (908) 272-8337 , broken compass. Lei a REALTOR0 guide you Each Office Independently Ou/rwd & Operated / from through ihe homcsclling process. REALTORS^ can help you: • manucver through the home pricing strategy • veer toward quail ficxl prospects • glide through house showings and price ncgouatioas • navigaii; ;tll the details rigrK through Condoniiniunis to closing. In short keeping your property 217 I'rnspcct Avc transaction on course Ls what Crniifoiil. NJ REALTORS* do best. When ilv lime comes for you to sell Sales Office your home, consult a rcal eauic agent who's a Ri-'ALTOR*. a member of the NOT PICTURI D 276-0370 Lisa Cars£ad

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Widowed WOO 1OW 1010 10XO 1010 1010 1010 1010 1010 PERSONAL Introduction* 1010 Introduction* Introductions Introduction* Introductions Introductions Introductions Introductions 1004 COULD YOU BE THAT DWF— Very young 44, SWF— 33 souks SWM 60-Plum Traveling Companions it a DWM— H.S. & CoJioge ir you're • tail, fit. •• PROF. ORIENTAL SF- SLENDER, SEXY, SPIR- SWF— youny 52. soif PERFECT HOLIDAY blonde hair, green eyps, 30-40 Professional, fun new flaitificalion and is loacher wno major hang cure. ed. m*n of lnt*tl 4GISh, looks 20ish trust ITED, SPONTANEOUS- D m p I o y o d . rohr od. GIFT I'VE BEEN LOOK- shnploy atlraclivo pro- loving and caring, full fig- part of Forbci Nnvspttpcrt' ups Of problems b' 10'. rlty, 55 t , who 13 blight. worthy, sexy, shapely 5ft 'j in, WWF, with ,i unique, atlrnctivo. snm, MALE DANCING PART- ING FOR? does your fessional N/S, non drug uro woman seeking n Introductions. It if l»- 145 lbs.. -ID'S, blond hair warm, sensitive, Jovos life healthy, who onjoys winning smile Ilia! will want to travel & onjoy a NER NEEDED— lo take charming personality & user & very light drinker professional man with n tended far uit Iry people & blue ayes. attractive, inc. the arts, travel, danc- learning, reading, danc- light up your Ii lo souks docont mnluio human dancing lessons together ruggedly handsome I love music & dancing positivo oullook who en- looking for other people trim 8* alhlolic. Ivy oduc, ing, skiing, tennis, the ing & fine dining, sooks SO plus gurilluman who boincj in an upsido-down and hopefully devolop body come in a tall pack- the night away, fashion, |oys football, music & with whom to travel, for flood disposition & senao outdoors, lakes and tho kind, cnrlng, sociable lovi.'s to cffincy, ronmnce world C; nice friendship. Please age? Is it wrapped pro- sport cars, movies con- rnovies Friendship or more information pleaie of litimor Wnnts lo share sea-l think you'd like mo cultured, handsome, fit. and havo lots ol fun call 4241 fessionally with a bright certs, good conversation, possibly more Ploase SWM, CATHOLIC, 54- call l-HOO-Sfi-'MVV life's ups & downs with I'm n DWF, 5' 5". trim N/S, collngu educated Your my kind of guy red bow? Assuming tho dining out, fireplaces, call Ext 43bU package isn't too dusty hugs, kisses, holding IIQtilth conscious souk;. for companionship & My children nro on Ihei over 5'10 ", 35-48 yrs old 1006 (aged 28-35 yrs), could hands S most ol all old SWF— 34, warm, bniihl, honest, open, sine off' 1010 puasrble long lorm reia- own Call-maybe wo can lar Iriendship. lovo S Exorcise Partners you please mail yourself fashion romance Look- SWF— 21. !)'!>. II!. Ills slim, atlractivo, sooks a pr a c \ i Cintj Calhclu Introduction* lionship. Smokor OK mako each other smile marriage, if this sounds lo my sisters doorstep ing tor definetly good seoks SWM i'i'Vtl. t. A 30-40 year old SDWM woman, wilt similar qua! C al_l_e *J_38 21 cxt 3234. like you, In on call immediately? Special do- looking executive typo ahuvo for dnncing. coin. who is sensitive, clown- ities Ooply cxt 347b livery of coursol By the exl 427D edy, park, skiing clc hxt'rcnc I'tntners ti tt nriL A ST. NICK FOR ALL professional DWM 37-47 LOOKING FOR A CHAL- to-oarth. onjoys lifo 8- is way, you'll know youro EXCITING YOUNG Tlunu s sorTiethmrj :ih yonr old pony tall, & bunny slip- TTIOVIL'5. & waller nights, SWF— 36, clown to l.'arlh. flashy, who 11 k L> s l< • mart- iriforrriiitlD'l plt-tilf passed culture My one on one vciy sorious rnnybo a little bit moro SDBF or Mississippi pers on her loot (Just kid- must tilso i , hluf ding!). PS her address is moonlit rnghls as woll, brown. shoultJtir lengih plus but not MUCIH o•• magic, they hoal & ca- marriage. II you fool you nights, cuddling & all serious ono on ono nuver ^yufl lnuni'tii,' Icujkih'j exl 4135 ploaso respond out 1279 tunr arut liiowii t.'ycs 'j' *;;ify. For a posi~.ihlu tf\,i rnss, & are capable of are what I am looking for lypos ol music Looking a doubt lovo affair 11>0 t[)r that special in,in lo 1007 fi . larger franiu lull not tronship Cafl uxt 41 JT opening the gates of the give me a call Only spri- GENEROUS WM- 45. for WM boiwoen ?0-3ij, Ib, liniiT Call oxl '\3bd mako my hoaM go pillrr a(>i?so, a fjinokcr, arliac- GomePfayers preverbial 7th heaven lor DOWN TO EARTH— na ous apply Plnnse tall attractive. wonUhy wiHing no drugs. Must love kids, patl*ir. t.iy rlay I m a vvoik- i 1 lfv{>, hkos cooking. Titay- SWM- 26. S'll. 1/i> lbs tho right partner. You nonsense good looking, oxt 4 136 to •; h a r o S n [• k s p rn 11 y A long hair a * . Lot's ex- SOWF- 13. 5 fl ? in.. IIKJ worn,in til l'n Miru - ing homo for a ctint.'t I iiKc lho Fihoru, arul I hkr fit SWM 33, seeks attrac- plore tho wondors of lifo potito, brown hmr, IMZIM tl(>!>. dlhurwisi' I kn k (ill 1 don't nave to leave a Indy fnj iTiutuiiJJy bonotj- t<;> wo'k (.nil nruf ki'ff BRIDGE- rvlah Jongg tive thin traditional oyos. solf-omploy t'd. I Ihu hools. loi.s Ihr '.ml ,". evening w .1 movie or long message, just your DWM— 'JA, long blond cial misTruss-lypp roin- physically til I «_'M]f>y li1. Players, friendly, relaxod, woman to enjoy ovomngs onjoy life & lovo to Idutjh. ! I* I.I » I OMJIJ y I)' 'V/ I '!!(] 0 u • n g o u I W in ks number. I will got back la hair, bluo oyoa. f> , H.-tr- tronship Plt];ir.o r.ill f KI Ii-Diru) En .il: kir:K ol r '. 1 weekly games. Non/ out, movies & compan- MABRIAGIMINDED? I liko clnnct;. soo rnovius, WIMTI il s <:i ill I < >iil Mifr, I'IIII hours but kind of a you within a week. loy ndur. gentleman nut- .nut roil I rn UMikMicj lor .i aniofcora only, pleaso cnll ionship Ploaso cnll oxt Want a child? I want a tmjoy dinintj out, loves lo tnfinni whfin M ', w.irni, A niiilil owl I ooking Ua a Ploase call ext 4133 Inw lookinq lor 5 DWF. SWI- ?1-;K), who t»')|i»v- e«t4276 4129 GWF— :VA. '. -1 1JH II)-, , w t f o Lots ni n h H a truvoi, or ovon ju'ii (o Sunday alti'immn //.'ill h s.oi err... honosl, S PWM, 22-30. bloiulo hair Ijlun hiivHHj a uond tinn- i nk. :)0-4fi who 1 CRIBBAGE PLAYERS- AFFECTIONATE- White l ki-npM Ifinrri ,(lives JJM/-.' Female 51, very pretty, 5' going, opon-mindod and 'iin, |>Msitiv( r.troiKj. iii- 20, vury fit, t> • , vory rno vin , *\oo k t n tj S ' hafifjy tiotns. sfjflh.ill. & knows Imw !o IrnaT ,i Wo're fooking for crirj- 1 rnlly fit Ph-.i-.e ( ;i M . • •. i 6, shapely and educated. a good soriso of humor i;i I onjoy dining e r ,i g e iii solid I ,i r ij y i in forming a c|roup la Seeks WM. I am search- LOOKING FOR fl i I v n s fm spnils In try Girl, Corporate Lritfy, af tho bnr-9cono ft i^ MOW frame, who ivanls a onu 1 prornolo ro()ular)y schoti- ing for a discreet sensi- 5 h i p. PI o n s u f- a 11 <> *! out. & starry r imwmlir SWM - ?H. (i hrn fiLI• r YOUR NAME? '.Hint, h ol GWF MOM looking to build a fuTurc on one rolationship No u I o d gnmos in Ih o tive male for Irlend and 4238 or in-botwoen. 19-29 cir nights nl [he ho.ich. I bluu cy*"-. h^udv/orkiri'i You're getting smoker. ?H-'lfS who r> ploaso call <»xl. sharo walks, mov- must warn you. f rn a lia- tltJMIlsl i^ If! <)O(K J "il Upi • warmer... fi'jfii?sl st'M iiwiif(.' c .ir - MHKMis iniluf(«tl callefs iiiDS Cnli fixl 42L'7 like an honest and caring DWM— 5ft t 1, 1/5 His . IOS rjinnor, cuddling, {|ilionif;l, vahui moralr.. S o m «• 11 m v •., •-, h y ,i n «.! is HI and fun i<> tn? with Utt SOWM— 13. luokifKj lor rmcil call- o«t :ifJOG relationship built on mu- brov." 'iair, urnon oyos bocirti. lovn (a tmsinnss ps puciiilly ol liUinlv ^ Of hi.* i Urntf. ,[ UIHr." (»1t llu- diiiinil iiftcf po'.siDty I FH SOWF 30 4L Lijokmcj for f,.IIH'' t'ltt\\r\ n ,| UI.L- tual respect please call mouslatho, hnndsnmc, totjothor?) Sacrificing for ^,ri laistut to he a ynumj \\ ,l 11 I f ii jti y lr;wii!. nt'.i'jf c.ill yxt •}'.'')() ono on one lohitionshin. SWF - Hionite, sldidei fawlflt.ttlott ttrltl f^ /Mr; nj 4244. No smokers, drugs trim onrJ nthlohc: SIH;- Rnitnliful lilu F.xt 3;>2G l.'uly So I! tliufo is any t>o,K h, !iiiFlUK|. :;k(i!K) >. f possible? rn;ir r i.i'lH A ^/i-ry atliarlive, ^arm ^ 'U sfitlj'vr ( ' Intrt}- or alchollc users cossful college gradual!! 5 liWM. yi;-LIO, 'i 10" • , 'iriiiwtiii.irijnir), i ittuitt "i\ Il it the point i>l ll'i, HANDSOME SWM— :*'., OPEN MINDED SWM- wornnn who likes lo hi (,n mIUM ?fj. i'i qooking n lady lor jpoilod nrtd lo spoil hnr !". VVU F n|oy (Ii o ne r . tit- hv f'rtfplr Itifik-mi; /m tiny t'iriofiiit .till t tm-mcnt DWC PF, 30-40, fj(1 7 or Inn Itivinij, a gfinlU'tnait love rl ro/y lil(|ht Hi or .i ANIMAL LOVER- DWM. cyi'H. phy.ir.illy lit t)r<>,i( ,i sf'iious roiationshi[i. I nan A nnn-?rn(iki*r afu) danr iin] or< ;tseIM,If Ir.K' • llitl pruf'lr U III' :i-lmrn In tailor, physically 111 must -fl h (I IS n 'j I I ' f J 'i '. 1 ' M I 1| fl I IMll |) iH I y 1(1 {> .*- 4 4, brown hair, bluo r>U,r ,u.ty br n:r,tiv u-ilf../. h^o luryiyn liavol. (Iff- not )nlo drugs Six uihln el iijl.u.ihon .it lii'i-i" 'lily Xiimr\. I tir intirt- m havo oquostrinn iiOiliiy f'lua*;^ r;all. lisls do him h oyes, conslrtornlo & com- 1 tlaiHKKt I i litter psierJ Mi ' •!< mtittnt} plr.iw mlt t passlonato. Loves: all an- to thr p rn r>ti puitfii 1 hi\ Itiin. at If at :!ivr> SWf win • amokor only lor monociti- Inn rS npf-Hwnimfi'cf loi ill. agp & rilru aru not OK I ikor> thit nujwioy, UKl 4iVfl ,1 1 -OH- I Nll.lllllllSllip r,:i imals, oxpdclally cats, tfV-i'u c i\ ttiti-Uiifii -ii'lrfv shiircj 'irimir rif rny ink" mous rolalionslup. Mom"! c »:( rh ,)<} r ol ill ion >,h ip tar.lors Plpnsu call cxt dining out. shoK», or |u?.l smokers ('lease rail I -I dining In or out & long fnr prtwriiil tttii enwvmt'tm O!.l!i ;Si inaytu* hiif> somr County nroa Cnll oxt uvu' r.ii! r.m 'i:nu 40')') )0iny riomo wllh a "/. .ilirriiliviv L SpOIS. Looking tor: S/ Itf> HANDSOME SWM- M, SJF— 'ft. W.i. ntirn, nil- lutncJ gn'nos, no b.irbio lo omotlonnlly profpssionnl nffhinlis wilJi fleas'. WM I'.i i, , U,M. ,-; , , tfn.ition ,in,I i p.iTt t*l Please call oxt. '1236 ship Pltiasu cnll r»l. fionncnally RlnbUi An .iv slwun rncei Ilinl jietsun r (J artlculntrt, sophlnTiCfitcti, Indy. sz 4-7. to share n rn|ily tio« 4 3O!> ( lli.'lf . '.'M'k Ifn ) Wf !• -I •Yi'/'r* Nfu-it'.tlii'r i liltrti HoFit kM»(| f r> r or dfug!i. tint I fiMinki! III. well ("din illml profes V ATTRACTIVE DWF, a pols. no childron, non- shlp. II you onjoy Tho LU lUM '. Ill |. I i.| ^ 1 , / I if /'V pcnpli- Intifctni! fm tf\\{\ Ii •< , .i rci.itionnhrp If STOP— III mflkn il sim coking for !»WI , Mini, SWF •!/, niolher ol ;' MiiKial man wlui has ,i young 39 I lovo to work- srnohof, social drlnkor, finer tlilntjs In hlo. linn 1 FMra^t' fall f -i \oj I tilnn«i<> r nil lilu iind hrlnf mul U; Ihu fl 13, Finfiilinrj a nirn infrinl'i. looking fr.i I.il! seosi i if ailveolure f lm> I, dlne-oul, flon mrkls, dro59os woll. drives rnco music, intdlllgonl corivor 1 umir lit'lthm In' fioti' point I a SWM, 25. S 10. (appo* Ii fl l si'im who enj'iv* ' till llu> plea plays, movies, participate car, seeking {jonilaman sallon. Irnvol*. ilinincj out, Start in lilt? wlin ltkc'il! /• nnil m o d I u rn build, IIKM w ing lit SWM, to sums ,uul zest lli.it lile in sports, dnnclng, 50- ^&-B0 with aanifl (|iifiritifjr. goll, & wnnl n sincprci bo 'jpoifncl >UKI kiidwi i HI GinLH! Wn nro i» f'loanunily yootl looking I'njiiy i<,ir n < itht'i 'lii>lioi|. has It i nllei (inr who 60'B music, rurnnnco & for per ma np n| relation- complolo I mi f rolnfinn- IOW Itr 'ipoil ui rf ho woukJ itko Snokintj SWI 20-?!). c fmty soiiuilhiiig lines all levels ,IOI1 v^lu i i ,in MORE nice looking, prof. WM, coru man who Is looking liko sporlfi, nu i, dintrig who n luinosl, tionllhy, IIIU'I! Im ediiiated, urn aa-ig, who lovas kids, (I for uomtiuMQ to 'jpdii mi\, £]uK'l (jvn'j !3Pii!.ic of '|>|" He ll'i' IIitilt-i .mil Ma In Classified DWM — Ati, 510. 17& lbs. tit i;unv«r«inllon. Irloiuj- iillrnr.llva arid oasy going 1 ployed, vv riu.ri pnreion.il havo a boy, 3 yr»,) se- Somorsot county nrtiii ir hiimcjf n rnii-it I/Kl 4U1ul(l I Hujm On Next tic, & trustworthy w/ simi- sexy a mile. Ptonso cnll smokns don I wnslo both now Ploaao cnll out Artvortlio in Ilia Classlllotll :jMf, & haviru; inn Plonso ynod lo you then t all our (lifH nvory ol e.u h lar Interest*.Ext. 3222. Exi. 3030, our IhnDS. Cnll (ixl 411'0 nil Rxt 40!K"' OXt 4^ olhor Cull o»t 4:\l'( A Union County Forbes Newspaper December 24, 1992

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2130 2130 1O1O 1030 2120 Intrihittlonm lost* Found 3070 General General CONTINUED Oarage Sales Merchandise Merchandise • WM— 35, down-to- CAT — llgar, gray A From eerth, caring, rtaalth- black slrlped male with coupvnn- IBM COM BERNARDSVILLE- 123 CAMCORDER- Sony + *- * con»ctous nfce-looklng pink collar, found at PATIBLE $295. We repali Claramont Road, Almost Video 6, CCD-F56, 2 Previous genllerrnn. brown hair, Kings store. Bedmlnster computers t, printers. W new- Clothing, Jewelry. lux. B zoom, access blue eyes, 6' 2, honest, N.J. Call Kelly at Village buy computers & print Furs, Accessories, Fine new S400. 90B-756-1017 HEALTH CLUB affectionate, N'S, good clesners 781-6795 •rs, monitors, drives quality home furnishings, Page senie of humor. I enjoy board. 908-464-7490 antiques, collectibles, MEMBERSHIPS working out. cooking, WEEK #3 from consignments & se- dining out, country 1040 ISM XT— Floppy & HD, lect dealers. Radko de- drives, movies, comedy P»r*on»l» monitor 8, KB, software signer glass ornaments CAUTION- Two Jack LaLanne 1010 clubs, sport* A quiet $225. 2400 Baud mode avail, through the Holi- Coffee mug Premier Plus Member, WINNERS! •39. 170 meo HD J33O winner ahead... ships, good anywhere evet. at home. Interested days. New arriavals-GI In meeting a SWF. 25-37, HI BABVf The following people each win a pass for two to see (90S) 356-5875 eves. Joe collection, 1940s S87D each new, will take w/almllar Interests for I love and miss you more leather club chairs, S400 each. S750 for SWF- Voung 34. brown than ever. Wish we were the movie Home Alone 2 and a movie poster courtesy Hair & eyes, loves Ro- friendship, dating & 2OMS records, contemporary both or best offer together tonight, but in a of General Cinema Theatres and Forbes Newspapers. Please call mantic evenings, red car- poae. lasting relation- furs. New merchandise DID YOU ship, someone who Isn't way we are, you re dally! nations, actress & former always Inside me, and KNOW.. . __ (609) 397-5798 dancer, now wheelchair afraid of commitment. ENCORE DUALITY ICE SKATES- new chii- Please call ext. 4304 that's the best gift, CONGRATUALTIONS TO OUR LUCKY WINNERS! that an ad m this 'oca bound, loves all types of Worry Christmas Honey! FIREWOOD- clean CONSIGNMENTS paper also goes in!o 16 d'ens figure skater music especially 7O's M-F 10-6. Thurs. 8 o t h o r local papers'? S20 00 Adult $24.00 SWM- Hopeless Ro- Who Loves Y» hrdwd cut to size. $25.00 rock, it you are a SWM, Your Jimmy Look for 10 new winners in next week's for pick-up truck load Sat. 10-4. Reach over >0 0,000 New Nmdel childrens mantic, Long brown hair, renders with one cnl1' mature 20 sometime, In- Hazel eyes, 510", seeks 549-1000, 9-4PW, M-Thr. 909-766-7760 skates S69 00. adult BIORYTHMS- A LUCKY Forbes Classifieds. 1-B0O-559-S49S telligent, non/smoker, SWF, In her early 20's 25 GOLF CLUBS S.89.00 Good selection NUMBERS Write for SEASONED OAK has a life and is willing to who Is kind & caring, en- S10 to SI 5. All in good ol good used ice skates info : AIM Computer DISHWASHER- K .. „ share It, willing to tako a joys being a free spirit, & condition. Please call 'oi '^,iie and exchange chance, and be Irlends Helper. PO Box 928, Call 201-379-6041 more portable, $'00. 'jocil slock ol roller moonlit walks on the Michelle Helns Catherine McLarnon after 5pm 908-247-4406 Sylvama color consoi.- first than please call ext. beach, I enjoy going lo Sound Brook, NJ 06805. skater;, soccci and base- FREE DELIVERY TV. 25 SI 00 8 19-05 I C ! 4268 the theatre 4 movies, Somerville Piscataway :'.ii shoes, bascbaM NEED A NEW YOU 1 walks In the woods, rides SEASONED FIRE- • RUM SET- 3 piect niovt ^ S hockey equip WANTED: Confirmed FOR THE NEW YEAR? 2130 In the country, quiet lose to. 20,30 lbs. WOOD— Hardwood split General Grelscn. molhor of white bpr" Sni & Sun IP- Bachelor, UNATTACHED. times at home together, Chris Zamorskl Michael Perrella delivered. 5125'cord pearl, Zilidiinn CyribalF fpr-i wk days 3-6pm. Ar- WM appro 38yrs , 6 * 100"b guaranteed or going out lo dinner. I Somervilla Call 908-549-9627, Merchandise • accessories. DO 90U chies Resale Shop My©'- (long dk hair a > . Tau- Bridgewater ersviilo Rd Myersville want to find that special Call Esther 303-690-9286 276-5577 rus prof.) A gentleman lady who Is ready to start 90H-6-I7-T 1'S9 rogue w/ adventurous a solid friendship that THANKSGIVING NO- 2090 ENCORE QUALITY CON- spirit, expressive eyes, might lead to more! II VENA TO ST. JUDE- Melissa O'Rourke Patty Leedy FtmaMahtmt*, SIGNMENTS— Clothinq lirm build & strong but jewelry, luis antKiuf?i RODGERS ORGAN- ILIM you think this sounds Hofy St. Jude. Apostle Green Brook Somervillai pt>o icods aarh cab gontie hands Devilish good to you then call collectibles nomp <.ir maginativo. outspoken, and Martyr, great In vir- exc cond porfoci for ext.4257 tue and rich in miracles, nishmtjs. 1^3 Ciaremon! passionate, unconven- Road. DernarcJiville M-F church, school & home near kiniman of Jesus CRAFTEP.S WANTED tional, generous & DE- Edward Lee Kyle Pucclarello 10-6. Thurs u Sot 10-4 $3500 neq 7SS-20S1 SWM— Interested in Chri9t. faithful interces- In search of artistic cratfs m PENDABLE Strong- Piscalaway Somerville 90B-766-77eO ivilled but compromising movies, dining out, flea sor of all who Invoke ol all mediums for unioue GREAT VALUE! your special patronage In & fair Stimulating, hun- markets, and traveling. gallery coming to central FREE— yourself froni MUST SELL! MOVING! gry, not easily intimi- Looking for a friendship time of need. To you I Jersey, ror tuther details Alan Backman rosily heating bills dated or afraid to openly with a possible long term have recourse from tho Martin Rlzzi call 90B-S06-9060 RUG— Karastan CMssic relationship Please call depth of my heart and express emotions & de- Middlesex Monmouih Jnct. KIDZ KLOZET Fuel Oil 79C per gal Persian Design ifj xij ext. 4130 humbly beg to whom sires w/out feeling ex- Consignment & Resale COD 150 (ja) minimum Good cond Sen S6S0 posed or vulnerable. God has given such SWM— Social drinker, 30 Thompson St. Raritan delivery We have service Call P08-233-b347 \tito to stand a iittle great power to come lo 30, 6'1", 190 lbs , brown my Assistance. Help me CJothes.toys.games.baby 960-dOOI lhakey ground 4 have 1 SKIS, BOOTS S GOLF hair, attractive profes- In my present and urgent furn. for TOTS to TEENS Prices sub;erl to chanqo ho guls to stirl around For rules and entry blank, see the main CLUBS— Rossigno' sional, seeks WF. for dis- petition. In return I prom- + MATERNITY CLOTHES I'OCM wGoze 941 bind- ise to make your name many items reduced 25% 0 collect the spoils. creet relationship, nil section of this paper. ings. S 1 1 5 BO; sz 6 known and cause you to 906-231-6677 INTRODUCTIONS. , Aust have a grand sense messages answered, ATTENTION BANDS- buys ski boots-$50 BO be Invokod. (Say 3 Our A way lor people to mpi >f humor No remotely please call ext.4280 Speakers for sale 2 JBL McGtogor Tourney go" Fathers, 3 Hail Mary's. 3 people, evot> ^.eeK - controlled couch pota- bass bins. ir> , 2 JRL riuLis. fun set, S1S0BO WWWM— 5'10". 184 Glory Bos) St. Jude, 2110 your local Forbes new: oos REWARD: SW high end horns Concert Call 3.ri9-b52O woman, b 4. Long lbs. 64, central Jersey pray for us and all who 1O4O 1O4O 2020 Furniture paper The .icl !^ frc( material Asking SBOO Ihen ont) call ciot", -1 ail1 ilonde hair, blue eyas, aroa (Edison), non- Invoke your aid. Amon. Apptlancmm SOLOFLEX- warm Pmrmonmt* Best offer MUST BELL ' 1B00-559-9495 lender womanly figure smoklng/drlnklng Protes- (Publication must bo 906-236-0699 'eci altac h rT>ents-$f3U tant male, mechanically promised This novena CURIO CABINET- 78 H Jiverso tastes, lots of JACK LALANNE- .1 After fiPM call 754-686" inclined. I enjoy fishing, has never been known to 42"W 13D. washed BAHAMA CRUISE- pifit. sizzle & rnoxte must be published after RIDE SHARE WANTED WASHER ft DRYER— Memt-ersh p •Jti"-'- firiT pine, like new, 3 yrs old S P AC E~H EATERS^ l",' :.ii:iic:is & serious, but auto-racing, tloa-rnarkels fail This prayer is to bo the favor Is granted Plscalawny lo Ridgofleld GE. elec. 220 vott.. Apt. 5 days 4 niglils L>vcr Asking $-100. Pleaso • il .'OCU I31U, L P gas I.i- rvj el playful Eagerly & outdoor country living sa'rt for 9 consecuitvo Park, (Loews Complex) si;o stackatue Like now bought corporate r.it- !.> after 6PM 757-3084 ' Inn-, s, waifs n worthy chat- I used to be a P/T model. days). My prnyors h.nr 0AM-5PM llox, M-F, calf $fi-.Q call 526-W70 public . imiii-il tic, is •••r,c used: 10000BTU been answorod:L.E. PRAYEB TO THE S 2 4 9 per r o u i? I i' n-iosnie hetor Be si anger who II discuss & am looking for second Stove 908-699-1650 MOVING— Musi Sell PHASE CONVLRTi BLESSED VIRGIN- (-107) 33 1 -78 1 a tut "i" Cill 3SC-7109 ules. woapans nnd mate, SWF/WW, lall/lairly 2040 Marble-Base. Octagonal typo 1 In l (Nover known to fail). SWEDISH MASSAGE 23B1. Mori -Sal . 9 'J lONOHABLE terms ot trim, health conscious PHAYBR TO THE Glass-Top Dinette Table STUDENT VIOLIN- (Karl and Protestant Please BLESSED VIROIN- Oh, most bonutilul flower Janet, CMT. Call 90S- Auction* 1 urrunder Lot Iho sparks $400: Wall Unit, 3-pc BUTCHER BLOCK K-iiiimq) wnh case S35C (Never known to foil) of Mt. Cnrmol, fruitful 254-B433. By npp(. only yl call o«l 430G _ call ext. 3697. black lacquer. S400 90S TABLE- Oah. ;•;? x30 STUDENT PIANO- Oh most beautlfui flower vine splendor of Heaven, POOL TABLES PLUS 673-6428 after 7 3£_p_m x34 high Good corn! iCdhioi with bench. 40 1WM— 29, sick of (he of Mt Carmel, fruitful Blessed Mother ot the . PSYCHIC ,•.• P4M AUCTION SERVICE N.I s bingosi r-iicn%f.>ori! 1020 Cost S750, sell SI SO Call h .id bli wide S3bO Can ar acono. has old- vine splendor of Heaven, son of God. Immaculnto READINGS •ESTATES WANTED' MOVING— Sola Chair, Post !;ii<]l'ty LiU\-o>! line 908-233-5347 ishtort values, iikos tMo Blessed Mother of tho Virgin, assist mo In my u BY DOROTHYu •BOUGHT A SOLD- Sola'lovoseat. colfee & i", Fire di'li. 960-8220 oach, lovoa ftnimols, Organization* son of Qcd, Immaculate necessity. Oh, Star ol tho •Love*Hea(th*Buslness Pat Griffin.908-234-0368 end tables, swing sot, shing. movios, romantic mnd ActMtles Virgin, assist me In my Sea, help mo and show * SPECIAL *-Tarot Card or Mike Luciano. dresser, lamps, pool inners or quiol nights at necessity Oh. Slar of tho mo, herein you are rny readings $5 with this ad 201-933-7339 jTiore 752-UOCO omo Seeking S or Sen, help mo and show mother. Oh, Holy Mary, Call for appt. Bound Brk WF, botweun Iho jiyoa ALLOW ME TO GIVE me, herein you are myMother of God, Quoon of , - 908-356-4004 :. SOFA- Beautiful S Heaven and Eorthl I 2O30 matching chair, sola 1 24-35. with some inlor- YOU the gift of n lasting mother. Oh, Holy Mary, HOLIDAY HOURS AM DEADUNES humbly beseech you Clothing * Apparel opens lo queen sl?o bed. als fni (fiondshlp and lolntlonshlp. Personal- Mother of God, Quoon of from the bottom ol my never used, $495 Whito ossilik* relnlionship. lied. 18 yrs experience Heaven and Enrthl I heart to succor mo In this kitchon table w/leal & 4 east- tall t>xt 12-13 Call Judy Yorlo's Com humbly boseoch you 20O0 f FOR THE ISSUES PUBLISHED DECEMBER 29TH. 30TII AND 3IST patlblos 9OB-7O7-9O86. from tho bottom of my necessity. Thore me FOR SALE chairs, $45 Soln w 2 WM— 3! 5 10, I am heart lo succor mo In this none thai can withstand WEDDING GOWN matching chairs. $375 WIN-COLUMN DEADLINE IS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 74TH AT 2 PM EOONIES BLACK A your power. Oh, show nnd more turn 369-3468 'MSftivo. honest, caring, nocesslty. Thore are Sl?o 7. Wllchele Plc- oii|oy tlon maikets. WHITE— slrujlos, writu none that can withstand me he'ein you nro my cione. All boarl work WICKER TABLE— while, alking, bike ririing, mo- P O Box 7794, North your power. Oh. show mothor. Oh Mary, con- 2010 done by hand Hand with 4 chairs S125 3 i CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT HOURS rsports, beachos. good Brunswick, NJ 08902, mo hnrein you mn myceived without sin. pray Antiques black contemporary bar ends, cjood tutivDrsfl- mother. Oh Mary, con- for us who hnve recourse* made matching veil MATCHMAKER stools $25 en. ? whno in, good loot), rnovlos, ceived without sin. pray lo thee (3x). Holy Mother, $500 or best offer MONDAY, DECEMBER 21ST - S.-30-5PM INTERNATIONAL- Hm Tochlino night stands. /, comotly ruck A for us who have rocoursn I place this cause In your ANTIQUE- Barber shop 906-234-1340 largest A most goloctivf? $30 on B DH ladder bnrk HI nicy music, qiiml to Ihoo (3x) Holy Mothor. hands (3«). Holy Spirit, Chair, sink S coot rnck. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22ND - S.-30-SPM person a I introduction chairs. 130 oa. Onk pl.it jlns. A I lovo annuals, I place this causa In your who solvo nil prub- lonso call after Dec. 12 gurvtce *n ttu» rmtion For you w form bod. $90 All neij lolling n S DWF lo hands <3«). Holy Spirit, llghl all roads so 725-24?2 frpe Iriln iJ08-21B-UUg0 lems, 9OB-9O6-944S WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23RD - S:30-8PM onti lime with & pas- you who solve nif prob- Ihnt I can nil din my yonl 2OS0 You who gnve rno tho di- jly dovolop a rolatlon- PATTI'S PARTIES lems, light nil roads so vine gift lo lorgivo ;mcl THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24TH - S.-30-5PM i|> f'lonso call o«l ^lOGfi Buffet. Dessert, Coffoo that I can nllnln my yonl forycit nil avil nuamsl rno 2020 Advertise nu3Brvatiori3 limited. You who gave mn thu di- and thai in all instances Appliances BIG DISCOUNT VM— 32, 0 1 190 Jan JOth, U 00 PM vine gift 10 forgive and in the Classified! CLOSED FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY In my lilo you nro wtlh SAVE UP TO 50% OFF i . Itruwn hiiir. yroori 908-722-8384 forget all evil against mo mo, I wnnl In this slmrt i) I ii no » l| "I tw a r v JS AllMICllvC, CllllOflll and thnt In all Instnncea APPLIANCES Flnlriq. prayur lo thank you for I. Imirci DrtVid Winter, MONDAY, DECEMBER 2MH & 30 5PM I td ll In riv rfilors, wnshBrs. [Jrynrs, 1030 nil thlnys HB you i:t>nlirrn Normnn Hockwoll musi- h ,'i sonstt til IHJIIHH me, ny Illo you are with Iovo9 Reasonablo 2120 Lost A Found onco nrjnln ttint 1 iu»vni rnl and nuiny fiqunnoa TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2971! S:30-5PM VilMOlv ol I'ltilr ui I wont In this shorl otes All gunrnnloed Garage Sales wnnt to ho :u>p;ir nted Swnrovshy crvslnl. Hum- )ks ,i prolly SF, ^Ij^ prnyor lo thank you for Cnll 9OB-Z31IO47 all things ns you confirm TIOITI you Hi elornnl ij/nry mel Hiui itMich more! frltMnlship A iivtm LOST CAT— Calico with WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30U! S:30-5PM itHatini)Shi(j Musi oiico ngnln that I mivui T h rt li k you lor your REFRiaEflATORS - SOB 021 (i9!14 NOTICE: All GARAGE tjriiy Huffy I ail Whitn mtircy luwmd ITU* mul rfbUU> rd j wnnl to ho itipauilnii Wnsher A Dryors, nlso I" t:lit)3l t Aiinlu loul mine Thu poison must SALES advertisements THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3ibl 8-HO WM o(;itli.iiirihi|) i from you In otprnal ulury. ervlce 519 95 (UOO) IIP nron fiowiml Cnll say thin prnyei :i run 2070 are PAYABLE IN AD- 'it A mutual Thank you for your mercy towmcl inn andsocutivo ilnys Aftei 3 Computers VANCE by cash, CLOSED FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY n'in leaporul loi lull"" days, tho request will he WASHER- S^fi Oryur. LOST— Hnlit limtnvfliiko mum The person musl nils o»1 G2t f Jrnnlod. This p rny or (iS< Stove, S7V Hofrig- chock, VISA or Master [ ppridant w ifiniiHintls. I sny Ihls prayer :) con- must be published niter otur, SI 70 Cnn deliver TANDY DWP 410 Dal«y Card. For a quote on dmrn . In Iho Mills Villnyi' secutive dnys. After 3 Iho favor Is granted. M.fl. )olor console TV $100. wheel printer with extras, veritsa in the Clastillori! on ii"H>/!>2. flownrtl! days. Hie remiesl will bo cost, pleaao call granted. Tnin prnyer Is cnll 722-632H Very lltllu use $75 00 ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAYS! F'loaso cnll 701-1116 46B-2232 days 1-800-559-9495 Classifieds December 24,19i 2130 2160 Oenoral 2190 3030 4O2O 4090 41X0 4120 Wanted to Buy Wanted to Buy Dog% CMMCaWt

RETIRED RACING DESKTOP PUBLISHING MONDAY MORNING INC TV— 6 mo. Old. 27" color ANTIQUE A USED- Fur- TIME IS MONEY: OLD GREYHOUNDS AVAIL- HOUSE CLiANINO- CLAIMS PEHSO remote, colonial cabinet. WRIST WATCHES Business cards, Let INFANTS a TODDLERS Reasonable rates. Fully DRUM LESSONS- in niture, Old DR sets and ABLE— Greyhounds INSURED, INSPECTED Westfleld Insure Muit sell. $350. Call 908- BRs Irom 1800's to POCKET WATCHES, • tarhead, resume, menus insured. Bonded. Free the style of today's lead- Agency has Immeo 484-1544 JEWEHLY. CASH PAIDII make wonderful, docile brochures, newsletters MONITORED estimate. 908-873-5288 Ing drummers. Jazz, 1950's. Also misc. piec- petst Pleaae adopt) For 808-528-4884 opening for an agi es. 647-1959. •WORKING OR NOT" directories, magazines Rock, Latin. a> Fusion. All claims persons. Q WOLFF TANNING BEDS Call 90B-297S76S OR information package promotional packages 906-253-9595 HOUteCUAWNO levels. Beginners to Ad- typing skills a must, New commercial-Home 201-216-4053 •Brine lh» kids to hug please call or write: We handle all phases ol House, apt. and office vanced in your home. ary commensursle Units From $199.00 CDS WANTED- We buy, S cuddle the puppies Greyhound Friends production Including PRIVATE HOME cleaning, week days A 908-753-7B14 knowledge and exp. Camps -Lotions- sell or trade CDs, 735- TURN YOUR OLD 61 In th» open RD 2 Bo* M9 printing. For more inlor DAY CARE wkends. good rets, and eludes benefits packi Accessories Monthly 7533 or 832-7964 ask for CYCLES INTO CASH- AKC PUPPIES Basking Ridge, NJ matlon M0-640-S709 own transp. Call for info. MUM LEMONS- Wall Mr. Good 654-1300 Payments Low As $18.00 Joe or Suzanne call Jim, 908-821-7111 •Famous SHAKE* PRESCHOOL 90B-668-7938 known live/studio drum- Call Today FREE NEW PAW guarantee 908-888-3786 HEALTH INSURANCE Arts & crafts & a lot mar taking on new stu- LOW COST HEALT CHERRY TIQUES WANTED: Mercer auto Better plan & saving .Color Catalog 1-800-228- mobile In restorable con- •We are Breeder's more activities, fenced MOTHER m DAUGHTER dents. Ail stylee. Berhlee INSURANCE B292 Antiques Decide tor yourself In yard, well equipped. graduate. My studio or Individual, family 79 Watchung Ave., N. dition. Call Andy Representatives 3090 Ken Marcus, Specialist (71S) 9S6-74SS Licensed & stale Wilt clean your horn* or your home. Pal Tarn- group. Plan* design*' Plainfteld. Now buying Boarding, Calh 201-S8ft-«270 approved. Please call office for a raaaonabla mlnen, 247-2709 meet your n**d*. 2140 OLD: Clocks & watches, BRING THE KIDSI prloa. Excellent refer- 14 Rt. 32 Wait Training 41 Qroomlng now for free registration Doctor or Hospital. Q Office Furniture 6 baseball memorabilia, at th# QUALITY CARE ences A years of experi- MATH TUTOft- Algebra, maternity plan. paintings, lamps, tools, Green Brook, NJ 4040 ence. Call anytime for a Trigonometry, Pre- Supplies Child Care DAY CARE CENTER. Lo- Calculua, Calculus. 1 •900-870-0718 toys, jewelry, furniture, <1f»yde We»1of HAPPY PAWS OBEDI- cated In Piscataway. free estimate. 908-354- photos & cotlectlblos, ORIENTAL RUGS Rock Avenue) ENCE SCHOOL- Regis- 7864. ash for Suaan. CaH Hlte. t0e>S4>MMa •.. TOP CASH PAID ..- tration night Is Jan 7, (906) 885-1327. DRAFTING MA- Wanted For 9OB-»6«-2S22 A LOVING MOM- Will PIANO INSTRUCTION- 4140 908-561-6744 S-Bpm. Classes start Jan quality chlldeare— In my ilO 'CHINES- Vemco IB" & » * HOURS * * 19 & 20. All levels ol care for your child, FT/ CUUNim MRVICM- Dlant Olten Qalvseky, !20", w/o rulers. $65. Call FISHING TACKLE- col- PT, In my So Pltd, home. Brancnburg home. Call Commerclal A residen- available for leaching ^236-6254. Mon-Sat, 11-9pm training, Tues & Wed 231-9144 lector wants to buy OLD. Sunday, 11-6pm eves. Photostat proof of Please call 908-754-1414. tial. Call for free esti- 9am-2:30pm, Mon-Frl I r rods, reels, lures, cala- Sat. Call 899-0836 ATTORNCV HOU AUCTION current shots required. AU PAIR/NANNIES mates 008-233-8057 CALLS: Wills (from * 2190 logs 233-1654 after 5PM Civil Defense Bldg, Man- 4050 • To sell to the *50 OFF ANY PUPPY vide NJ. 908-469-T660 or Live-In European girls, Wl CLIAN- homes, PIANO LESSONS- In Closings (from 1395). Wanted to Buy GUNS, SWORDS, MED- highest bidder WITH THIS ADI 469-60B1 legal for 12 mo. average Cleaning Service* apt*, A Condos. We also your horn*. Branchburg, corporations (from $2: ALS, MILITARY ITEMS, Expires 11/30/92 cost »170/wk. Call 908- attend to the elderly, Hlllsborough end area. Call fur exact ftei; ol Cell M*V4937 CAMERAS- NJ & Fed- • Any size •Not to t» comblnad 709-0325 988-3087 services. ' 1 Hilltop Rd. Mendham eral licensed. Too dish with any other offer. 4000 APT., HOUSE, OFFICE J. DeMartlne. Bstj. Will buy Antiques, Jew- paid. House cnlls mndo Any condition SERVICES BABY CARE- ox peri- C LE ANI NO - The PIANO- ALL STYLES, 909-974-SM*. elry, Quality used Furni- Bert B21-4949 enced, responsible mom "CLEAN" PEOPLE. Red ALL AOES, AT YOUR ture 4 Collectible*. • FREE Appraisal 3030 with previous daycare able, bonded, ins. Call PACE- Degreed (BA/ HIGH PRICES PAID- for center experience wilt HaaWiCatm 201543.6199 • Prompt Service Dog* 494-6224 MM), 20 yr* exp., private, 4190 quality postcards, sheoi provide loving care for college A university. 4030 your newborn or Infant In CLEANING SERVICE8- ', AABACUS ANTIQUES music, old toys, baseball • Fast Cash Bumlnemm Service* Brldgewater. 704-8680. Loan**nnanc* . ANTIQUE BUYING Items, cameras, military, OOG OBE0IENCE my Hlllsborough homo. 1 day per week, exc. typewriters, TV's, Worlds CPfl certified, non- ref.s, office or resldental. LOSE 12 lbs. in 7 days. SERVICE CALL: (2011 425-6429 Group Lessons In Clark The ultimate 24-HR. $$$ AVOID f S ~ W« Are Purchasing Fair, fountain pons. or Somorville. Private Be- A-1 RESUMES AND smoker, fully Insured, 908-766-9390 Please call 272-5777. child-proof home, yard/ DIETI Send S1 & Ig. Adt In CttttHlwl BANKRUPTCY Furniture * Paintings havior Counselling in OTHER TYPING/WP SER- CLEANING- Apt., Of- SASE for Sample & Info, Oriental Rugs * statues Flemlngton (Positive VICES. Professional playroom. Appropriate dont cost — FRIK Consultation JUKE BOXES * equipment provided, fices. Houses, everyday, package: DIET, POB284, Clocks * Toys * Mirrors PINBALLS- any cond. methods guaranteed to work. Reasonable rates. AM, PM, & eves. Good Piscataway, NJ 08854. Tn»y pay! 1-900-974-93S1 ESTATE LIQUIDATIONS work). 9O8-7M-9S72. Call Patsy (908) 548-4273 First week half price. Ex- Financial Fitness of N. slot, coke, & old fortune pectant moms welcome I refs. own transp. Prefer - Call 9M-245-S3S3 teller machines & barber iomersct Cty. Mon-Sun, NURSES AIDE ,, Of 1-800-281-8385 SUNRISE ACRES- Dog AL'S MOVERS Please call 908-874-3795. poles. Call 609-5B7-7B19. obedience. Private S Van $70/load. Truck nytlme. 725-1846. Very Responsible 4X10 4170 ALL LIONEL, IVES, OLDER SODA, GUM * group classes. Results $125/load. Small or big CHILOCAAE PRO- CLEANING- Condos/ AMERICAN FLYER- VENDING MACHINES, 3000 guaranteed 689-8566 Jobs. Any where any VIDED— In my Somerset Homes/Apts LOW RATES Care for the elderly. I Ime. At 908-619-6891 (Mlddlebusn) home. and other lay trains. Col- Juke boxes, Arcade PETS AND State & CPR cert., non- $40 + . Prof, quality serv. have many years of ex- lector pays highest pric- games. Neon signs 4 LIVESTOCK COMPUTER PROGRAM- smo king, meals & Honest/reliable/exp/exc. perience, non-smoker, es. Call 1-800-464-4671 clocks. Lionel trains, 3080 MING— Customized Fox- snacks, Ig. fenced in refs. Carol 754-2574 own car, references. CLEANUP A LIQI Or 201-635-2058 Hess trucKs, podal cars, Adoptable Pets ro, FoxBase t pro- back yard, spacious Call Mt-MI'SOM HAULING- of all typ toys, watches Wanted CLEANING- Profes- •••• Free estimates, fnsuri AMERICAN FLYER A LI- gramming. Customiza- playroom. Lots of toys, sional, with a personal SPECIAL TRAINING ONEL TRAINS A OLD by collector. 908-996- 3020 tion of SBT accounting activities & loving care. low rates, We work we< 3716 Sloven wkdays only COMPANION ANIMAL ouch. Reliable, refer- eWORD-PERFECT ends. Tony, 781-0400. TOYS— Pts call 908-755- Cats software Series 6, Series Prel. >2 mo. & older. Call ences, Free estimates. 4110 eLOTUS 0346, leave message or PLACEMENT- Available and Professional Se- 908-873-2037 fnotwetfon/ ORIENTAL RUGS- Old (or adoption, altered Commercial & residen- eDATA ENTRY CUSTOM SLIPCOVEI call after 6pm or used. Any size, color les. Experienced in No- tial. 10% off first clean- education CALL 90t-tM-1SM Draperies, reupholsle SIAMESE KITTENS adults, purebreeds and ell LANs. DUNELLEN MOTHER- TUTORING- Math. BASEBALL CARDS— and condition Tap Ciish mixed breeds Call 658- has child care opening in g. Call The Polished grades thru 12. lie. math Your fabric or ours. F price. Prompt sorvice. Adorable, CFA, M-F, in Stephen Dragon A ,ook 806-7554 merly at Steinbachs Wanted lor my private all colors, S250 inc. pa- 37B6. Aasoc. 908757-7382. her home. 13 yrs. exp. ART CLASSES- Adults- teacher, will also train on 'collection. No dealers. In- 201-425-6429 fenced yard. Lunch & most Macintosh appl. Hahne's. 43 yrs, e»p« pers and shots. 647-4696 GIVE SOMEONE A DIRTY CARPETS children. Drawing, paint- ance. Senior citlien di! stead of collecting dust POST CARDS- Toys. MAKE $2500 WEEKLY snack provided. Reason- ARE MY SPECIALTY Ing, pastels. Beginners- Call Paul at 317-1799 In your attic, turn your Games. Trains. Banks, SMILE— Somerset Re- IN YOUR MAIL BOX able rates. Lots ol TLC Shop at home servli gional Animal Shelter has lest Service, Best Price, Advanced. Classes lim- TUTORING- Reading, W. Canter 908-757.665! cards into cash! Don't Shool Music. Political, Free details. Send self Call 968-1389 5peclal Care. Call An- ited- Experienced artist/ Math In your horn*. 10 handle cards to avoid Disney, Worlds Fair, Advertise puppies, kittens, dogs addressed stamped en- and cats. Adoption rea- MOMS DAY OUT- lov- thony SO0-SU-7S31 teacher. 908-463-1631 yrs. public school experi- GUTTER MAN damage. Call 908-755- Oolls, Magazines, etc in the Classified! elope. Write: Widows, ence. Certified K-8 A Cleans, repairs A fnst* •1B75, 9-5. M-F. Call Herb 908-534-5515 sonable Missing a pot? Box 102, Scotch Plains, ing mom will care for Call 725-0308. your child in your home. H.S. Math; M.A. degree. Issders A gutters. Fr NJ 07076 Call 908-769-5763 Advrtlmm In thm ClmnmUlmdl Call 908-272-5315. Estimates 808-709-16K

1 A GuicJ* To Local ProfotsJonals Servicing Your N*tdi For: • 4030-Corportfry * 41o0-Masoty • 4O7O-Ek»ctrlcal • 41 W-Polnnng • 4080-HorxJyman Swvlc*s • 42OO-PlumMn0, • 4100-Hom*) Impfcnrsvnsnl Hsnttng A Coolln • 4130-Landscaplng * • 4220-Reeflng MAKE YOUR HOUSE A HOME T Caf« • 4awWdHpa 4030 ELECTRICAL- All typos ABSOLUTE CONSTRUC- BOBBY'S ROOFING ORYWALL oi wiring, Service TION— painting, siding, J 4 M CONSTRUCTION PAINTINO (Ed Rellly) PAUL A. MILLAR PAINT- Carpentry Sealcoatlne & Paving INSTALLATION We specialize in offering Tree INQ- Meticulous Int'E.I 4220 changes & paddle fans. windows & doors, free Free estimates A FINISHING Intarlor/Eaiarior— Deco- Additions. Lie #6252. estimates, fully insured. you a complete line or rate for ihe Holidays. Svci. 12 yr» e«per, Gut- Roofing Call 819-8173 Specializing in Additions, home improvement Removal ters cleaned. Fully ins JkOD-A-LEVEL Addi Harold Klouser-572-6750 Call 382-7331 Renovations & Base- Free estimates. Custom CARPENTRY A ROOF- needs. Fiefs, proudly fur- work. Very neat. Rets. Free e»l. E«c. rets. CALL lions, Dormers, Kitchens ments. Free Estimates. nished. 12 yrs. exper. PAUL at *0«-«4«.71M. ^Bathrooms, Sundocks ELECTRICAL— Residen- AOD-A-LEVELS- Adds, ING— repair. Celling & 908-819-ssan •O8-7M-94S2 Sheetrock Rspalr*. Fully Closed in porches. Viny tial. Commercial, Indus- siding, replace, windows, door porches, steps, VENIS BROS. Insured. •OS-7M-37C7 P.M.C. PLUMBING A -siding. Basements. At trial Wiring & Ughtino patios, sidewalks, oalnt. Call 356-9020 J.E.D. BUILDERS, INC. Tree Experts HEATING- lie. #9466 Lie. 1*2978. Insured custom garg.s, decks, FALL SPECIAL PAINTINO and WALLPA- TIM'S PAINTING! tics. Garages, Office Re Additions, kitchens, 359-6180 PERINO- Interior & Don't be afraid to call a modeling Over 30 yrs COONEY ELECTRIC homes & backhoa ser. CARPENTRY BY OUELI baths, roofing, decks, in- Interior & exterior Wall- plumber again. Free esti- 9OS-469-0281 Free ost! Redington CONSTRUCTION CO - Complete Bathrooms FULLY INSURED exterior. Remodeling of papering Utry neat. ref. r exper. 908-634-4390 Rvducod 10% sured. Call 418-8756. baths and kitchens. mates Cal 908-805-9274 Brothers Const, 287-1824 Welded vinyl replace- TREE WORK WANTEO avail. Free estimates. ALL PHASES ELECTRICIAN- Install ment windows & steel "Usually $3»9S' Deck* Installed. FREE Fully Insured. Call Todayl Free sstimales, fully in doors. Custom decks, Basements reduced 15%, JFK CONSTRUCTION- Pruning, storm damage, ESTIMATES. Csll Tom, Wt7 7St3 of circuit breakers, pad- References A photo book removals, chipping, 756-6541. 800 3OO-65<11. M PLUMBING A HEATING aured, references avail dle fans, attic fans, elec- additions, dormers, Cranford, 908-278-0898 shrub care. Insured. Low rates. Good service. »ble. BIENIEK CONST. tric heat, recessed lights, kitchen & bath remodel- available upon request. All work guaranteed. Book your job before Smith Tree Service Pro PAINTING CO. Orain cleaning. Free esti- fc 908-424-9080 appl. wiring. Free est., ing, basements, drywall One contractor for all 0O8-43O-2OSS PAINTING BY mates License #0461. Ins. RONSON ELECTRIC & taping. NO JOB TOO Christmas and take ad- your needs. Large or Commercial, Resident!; ARPENTRY * CABIN ditional 5% off any com- Call John BM-M34 TRY, FINE QUALITY- 732-8883. (Lie. 5532). SMALL! Fully insured, small, we do It ell! CMRNEVALE Industrial. Fully insured, W tree ost. 704-0262. plete job. Licensed. In- Expert Remodeling & repairs sured, 10 yrs. E«p. JOHNSON TREE and •., OUR 3Sth VIAR •windows, doors, trim, ELECTRICIAN- Lie CARPENTRY- & Home LANDSCAPE SERVICE EXTERIOR/INTERIOR •Power Washing ^basanenls, free ear. refs. T0093, bonded & in- Improvements. I do tt •Expert •Reasonable Quality work, Reeson- •Inierlor/Enterlor •ewAoe • ORAIN Carpentry (All phases) Home Renovations •Protective Coating •M All typos of wood fence mgs. reasonable rales yrs. a family business. •St., fully insured, rols CorTipelitive prices installed & repaired Every job a specialty. 1 909-968-1056. ervlco charge 10% Oft if CERAMIC TILE PAINTING « PAPER Quality I ve do complete job, ox- Fully insured Installation & repair • I.N.M - 464-9369 • SHEET ROCKING A 988-5230 Free oslimntes SPACKLING- HANGING- Interior/ox- Workmanship GENERAL * J. DEGUTIS ires Jan. 1993. Tom Quality work, Irou esti- FENCES tefior Window repairs C.K. > CARPENTRY 908-S45-722S FOR DEPENDABLE, mates. 236-7935. Ouolity work, E*p., In- HIGH QUALITY WORK, Lowest prices Top qual- sured. Delnegro Dry Quality workmanship fo MASONRV WORK ROOFING duality craftsmanship or ity. Chainllnk & wood re- 25 years. No job too Call: Curbing, sidewalks additions, allerations. APPLIANCE REPAIRS •RAY LAEYT-627-9633- pnirs. Call 756-0638 Wall & Finishing, cell: Flnl roof specialists 'ory affordable Fiist sor- 908-356-3551 small, insured Free osti Joe Klingeblel < patios, steps Retar entire rool or rooting, sirtmrj. doors ADDITIONS mate, prompt service chimney work filchens S balh Season ico All ma|Or nppfi- CERAMIC, MARBLE, FFREPLACES"" patch. No job too small mces Somerset County ALTERATIONS SLATE, TILE- Bath ox- Bob Stelnman 381-9656 interlocking pavers or large. Flashing, sky Special on docks 8. ro- Rooting • Siding • 8aths nly 908-234-2928, poit installation-Black Marble, Brick. Trios, 526-3382 CALL (MB) 889-7926 lights, chimney, point- Blacemonl windows • Kitclions • Basement free esllmatos Dave. Point Constructron Wood Mantels, other 4130 ing Call Tom-2S yenrs msured. free estimates. Renovation, Finnncing 10% Disc, with this ad 908-369-70Z2 home improvements in Iho l]U3ino*s-'or Ihu $all 908-7540014 HANDYMAN nvailablo Landscaping ••NJ STEAM CLEAN" MASON Call 908-209-416U best |ob at live nnd lot Can do most anything 908-561-1521 and Tree Car* Atl int.oxt. cleaning & CONTRACTORS nd at reasonable rales painting of homos, nltim. livo puces. Slop that ROGER SMITH FIREWOOD- Top Soil. PAINTING— Homos In- Specializing In alt types |ob too small In- ADDITIONS CLEAN UP AND RE- Fill Dirt, Slonos. Drain- vinyl, brick, sinm?, pools, ido A out, fast quality leak nowl 24B-S9Q6 Carpenter Contractor Decks - Dormers COMPLETE CARE Sys- cedar shakos 8 wooden of masonry: Brick work, ured. Call 906-322-1 fi/3 MOVAL— Vards. bnso- age, Paving & Tree work work 12 yrs. eip Hols block work, concrete, framing. Additions, Add- Basement Remodeling monts. attics, construc- rentals. 908-322-5409 tem, Tree serv, lawn docks. You name H. wo a-Level & Alterations HANDYMAN CAN upon request. 753-sn&6 etc. Fully Insured Free 908-231-1081. aft. 6 tion debris, otc. Call: malnt. Fall cleanup. Ins., can wash II, Visa/MC ROOFING CONTRAC- fully insured Piscit- 3dd jobs from grass cut Mike 9O8-583-S273 GENERAL freo ost. 674-5063 •For froo estimates, call" estimates. bway 908-968-4195 ngs to repair |obs AFFORDABLE PAINTINO- InWK.I ?0 TOR— Calico Construc- HOME IMPROVEMENT FALL CLEAN-UPS NO JOB tion Co. Rooting of nil round the house. I catt'f Masonry R Carpentry "800-491-7814" yrs. exp Best quality, anyone who naflds Inside and Out, FREE Lawn maintenance, leaf besl price by lar. In- TOO SMALL types. shin(]le/lfat/3lnlc alp 908-754-6875 EST! FULLY INS.. FIEF.s. We install sidewalks. romoval. thatching, ovor- A Good Hands Co— and leak ropairs. No job COMPLETE HOME sured. Many rofs. Call call DAVE :908-725-8B?9 patios, etc.. Good prices seodlng, fall fertilizing. Intorior/oxterlor. Wallpa- Spencer McLelsh 90B- 908-526-3500 loo small Insured Free 4070 ANDYMAN FOR MAINTENANCE INC Call Al: 908-5260903 pering, painting, powor Wo nlso do rubbish Fully Insured, Iree esti- 231-8294. MASON estimates 968-6241 Electrical HIRE— Carpentry, re- romoval!! 15 yrs in business, main- mates. Call Visions Of washing for commercial/ placement of windows & taining homos lor rotir- Green, 908-958.4138. residential. Call Fred, PAINTING- Lil a CONTRACTOR- doors, lloor tiles, Decks, AL BREUCHE A SON O83, widowers, divorcees CUTTERS CLEANED- 457-0984 or 885-1169 Low Full prices, special- roaaonnble rates woman do your painting. izing In steps, walks, pa- ROOFING-ALL TYPES- A-1 ELECTRIC CO. additions, kitcrmn, h.ith Horn* Improvements & people who |ust don'1 LANDSCAPING- Fall Neal, clean quality work ronovtiJinn 52G-^>V3 fl.ihcmoril Irj ,ittic. inside 908-54B-0219 cloan up, lawn care, tios, all chimney & fplc. A Tully Ins . FflF.C ESI! No Job Too Small havo tho limp- We do uv- ANTHONY'S PAINTING Insured. Free estimnlos H uijl frxporiorvcu & ref- thatching, Irpp work, mason work, No job to Ovor 20 yrs. oxp P. Dan- No Challenge Too Gro,it erylhing Iron! pamtmg to Interior/eKtOflor. Roofing, Call Maryann 560-9P35. • SICHLER * 'irenroj Tron oaiimalos ndclitions ftny. 7S2-939'; hauling Will boat any smalll Ins., Free Est!, 25 nucci 906-996-6462 (Residential/Small Bus HOME gutters cloanocf/installod. yrs, exp., Same Location. Specialists . INSTALLATION t wmton estimate. Roliablo ft7S28441 HOOFING- rill phasos. 90B-463-1773 service. Charlie 755-8429 Dean Koep A Son All work guaranteed * SERVICE* Alterations PATTERSON PAINTING 787-7421 fully ins . FREE fcST ' "Carpontry Repair' CUSTOM CABINETS/ Interior $75/ room. Exlo- |IC. 8460. AL'S CARPET SERVICE and Additions Lowost piicos' A.T.F. • Wood f-oncos* COUNTERTOPS LAWN SERVICE for. Free estimates, 171-4553 8S4.J 330 •;pcci,'ili2inq in ropairing, MASONRY-CONCRETE CONST.. 900-752-0900 •Garago Door Oponors* Connn, F ornMcn Prompt and Courloous Prompt -Rolin bio- Insured CUSTOM heelrocklng A tiling Emergency Repairs innquH, oiiont.il & hook PAVING ACCU-MARK ELECTRIC •Storm Doorr," Tilo Work Sorvlcos Do-I hatching, powoi- eferencss avail Fully Brick, Block, Stone. •ODD JODS WflXOMF 'iiqs Removal ol Wrin- 908-561-1521 Quality at Its Host" seeding, loaf romoval. Painting and nsured. 90B-725-5997; 3rd genaralion eloctrici M('i5. t>ucklos. Strotctiing Steps, Sidewalks. Drive- contractor i cotno from ,'i WALLACE Serving Somerset Cty Paper Hanging 800-7B0-3897 ways. Foundations, 545-1126- A roinstallalion ol now ft CONSTRUCTION JPB2S9J418 family of exp oloctr irjocl Cnrpel Since 191,0. Fplcs , patios, curbing, 4230 dlans, Lie 107?<1, Fully CUSTOM HOME Nont precision work 12 JOHN MACNAMARA Belgian block, insured/ 9OO-3fiU-B?)70 PINE LANDSCAPING yonr9 oxporlonce. Writ- Wallpapering Ills ,545-0553 anytime! MR. DO RIGHT— Will IMPROVEMENTS 725-3845 Landscape construction AINTING— Inlnuor Refs. cloan. rppair. piiinl ?ti yiMirs oxp . Acithhfjns. ton guarnntoo. Bolter painting & wall paporlncj. DMI (908)797-7929 ALK ELECTRIC- resid., & lawn maintenance. Se'- w,ill!i, coilings. porches. hnlgtietl hagompfitii ti. nl- vicos included; nil phas- job. Bottor pilco. Froo estimates. Fully In- dtamm. & jndusl,, avail HOME IMPROVEMENTS (600) 491-1725 ured. Recommended by A UEAUTIFUL JOB tiy attics, collnrs. Carpentry tics, porchos. vinyl yicl- » REPAIRS— Addiliong, es of landscaping & Inwn days, weekends, nights and Organize Garages! inc|, kitchens, btithroonis Central Jersey nlorlor Decorators CHIMNEY, FIREPLACE Fominino Hangups Tn- 1 FENCE clucks, woodon storage mnintonanco. Planllngs 4 PREE ESTI Fully Ins. Mnstor ol the small job 90B-G43 •11SU-1 908-709-0160 A MASONRV REPAIRS perl pnpedinnginc) Non\ reasonable ratos. Lie MMorts All phnsos of rock walls a specinlity. DISCOUNT 906-966-7540 Owner opornlod & cus- Fast 24 hr. service. profossiofinl Froo nstl- •>732. 908-755-4030 D « D'S GUITEHS (miTio iniprovomonts S, PROFESSIONAL ~LAVtTdL~PAINTING mnlns Jonn. !i?li-0?01 ODD JOBS & GENERAL donning A lUj^hinc}, repairs Visa/MC tomer orionlod PAINTING FHEE ESTI FULLY INS Bonded & Insured ALL COUNTY : MARIGLIANO iSPEN ELECTRIC- A\ REPAIRS— LI hauling, Scroons nistiillerJ. F-'roo I HEE ESTIMATES 90B-968-5670 Quality Work Ext..Int. Ultimate In prop FENCE CO. noasonnblo Rates Days 900-752-1242 residential neods* houso brush c lonro() A r*,. Dshmates, Fully irvjurod OUR HOUSE 356-05S6 TREE A STUMP EX- workmanship Wo spe- All lyp»3 Wood & Climn Fully Ins Froo Est. cialize In Installing vinyl Eves 908-752-5S59 PAPERHANGING- No fans, smoke cfoioctors, moved, F. xtjnrt inlpd «OHS01/ PERTS— all types of irou link FDfit o, FrOQ ost INTRODUCTIONS. 9O824 replace windows Wo |ob loo sinnll! Cull Nnncy lighting, tolophonog. otc cnrpontry. pointing, rn- A way for people lo mool work, slump romoval. plncomonl windows f, ypnr rounrl Installation also do goneral < ,-ii(>,' 2/0-1540. Union County -. lion's P. n-ij.ipr.'i Shop nl Inlfiiior « Lvtonor LAWN MOWING- for [is cablnols, basomonl wills 1 1 27 yrs. o«p 322-4030 CARISONe R ii n s o n n li I o mlcs. Aknds FREE ostimato lirjrnc <;crvic (i rjrj J(jh loo You finrTio it. wn (In II imlo ns $20 Fntl clean A floors, gnrago dour -,, intfi Our 1 /th yoQ!2 ostimnto. Lie #y37.) small Cnll 900-231-0202 4100 OAVID CRAIG/DUILDER 'NO JO0 TOO PETITE lnloflor»Exlnrlor •J0H-9BB-394 I Cnll 000'109 ?1B0, Icivn Wnllpnporirtrj Homo Improvement * A * * * Rminvn lions. Arkiiiujici, J lecurity & lfTiprnv(3Mion!?i A cufHom TRACEV'S mossngo Free Gsil'tinlas f li'n*so BATHROOMS Cnll Tojm, 900-4BO-S952 COPPERHEAD PLUMB- tghls. hoalurs. fans, Cnrpontry GnmpolMlvn IRONWORKS FINAL TOUCH INTEnf. fhonoa, ?40 volt sorvico NICKS HAULING Free Estimates r.ilns '.)DHV'yjls:v.,r, TREE A STUMP RE. NO, HEATING, DRAIN MOVAL —In ydiir mumii ORS— Wnll spncidlisl- PAINTIVG ** WALL CLEANING- AllordnlJlo Ranges, ole Problums Contractors Discounts Crinifiliilu tjn 11>i immii QAM-OPM 000-310-2030 PnihtiMij, wnllpn|jor, p,ir>- PAPCRINa- "Fall S|»o. olverl, quick ruspoiino n pniri in Ifiw yrnsn'J Fron |nalily - Iron i>sti(T^ntos. s I n r tin t| ,-i •, I duv ,i B DRIVEWAYS * FENCING nstlmnloa fully inyuiod ellnu, wainscolllng, nuiliJ- cliil" JSO nff (inintinu 4 hour oinorijancy no<- Jc #10262 Froo asl'i • Smfill or liig Lnjirls Sri'J'l-i I iton-ir-cJ, in- DV CATENA IIKJS, shodi rock rupnli nnd 20% oil wnllp.i|]Mi- Plense call David nl "JUST STUMPS" ied I iconso #H!t I 7 • Qnrngo'i, Atlici, Hnrtils '.IKOII, !0 yr s I *|) [Jrivewnys, Ci)rblnc| All 908-634-13 fB ale. 10 yrs quality woth Irtg. FUl.LV INSUfU I) Innsu c-ull /5?UH0fl 321-6988 or 4B9BH14 • Appllnncos Ton' J M r; typos rjf fonctnej Fioo J 4 D MAINTENANCE flrtfi inn.005-0490 Will beat any written es- INC.— Intorlnr/E:xlofi(ir Homo Munnviit'ons {.stlniiitiis Will bont liny timate*. Intnnur/nxliHtm DOWD DROTHERS :LECTRICAL WORK — • nulldincj MIIR , t:ir ii'linir'i, Altic (I liiiuumunt lornmsrclal, rosldonllnl t-uoo-734-ntiin prlcol gon-O6Q-3'l3Z TREE MAINTEMANCE PAINTING Will work wcakands Cnll PLUMniNQ A ...al •civke snil r loaning. No |oh lou A WALLPAPERING Chrlfl 0731300 nd Industrial Llconsed. Careful Moving sin.illl 96B?<)7-43'U> Troo romtwiils, shrul) HEATINQ. INC liriprovcrnenl !• lo. 9141, and Insured. prunlnfl, Comrnorcliii (t Inlorlor/F.xlorlm DRAIN CLEANING, *dvcrtlied In Immediate Sarvico DRVWALL CONSTRUC- Pownr Wnslvlny, Ikjlil PAINTING 1 WALLPA- rse estimates. Call BATHTUB «EHT J A J TRASH RE- 'osldonllnl (Ju.ihly work CENTRAL A.C. ilflml When you RDferences Avallablo TION— Sheolrock & Inp- Cnipenliy. Ovor n rlo- PERING- Lxtnrior/ mm. Inco Santonaolooo Elec- SURFACING- 5 year MOVAL— & Light linui- nl fnir prienn Ovoi 20 nor, custom work. Horn d!il dny snrvitrn (i rielplnii hmul, warranty, free estimates Inn, apoclnlliing In 3n)nll cado ol oxpnrtoncp. HIM Ic 9BB-1609. 908-276-1175 inn. nl:io clonn-upsiitlica, yrs oxporlnnco Alno- (nor c la l/r a 91 d nn 11 nl voninun nnd wanknnd") lic< til* tliiiitfleri Call 908-75B-5351 jobs. T.A.F. Drywall, Cnll flrowuod lor sntu' Cnll sonablo rnlos c;nll now IC *430'.l 90fJ-7?!i-0?31l 1-800-640-3969 cullfus, yiuy.s, also odd FULLY INSURED Nick Imlill iobs nnn.54fia I G5U-32(i(i or :J2 1-00/7 for Holldny apoclnln! John 9O0-3BO-6O32 December 24,1992 Classifieds B-9 4170

ORIVEWAV/PARKINO LOT SEAL COATINO Residential/Commercial ee our display ad In the ustneis/Servlce Olrec- 3rt«• In your local Employment Guide orbes Newspapers lasslfled*. Free estl- lates, Fully Insured. CMIll StAL Memfham, NJ Voo 9050 0000 SOW SOW UNK REMOVAL- Atlic, ^--* —— Pmrt-TImm • sement, backyard!. EaTnJpPQJrnWffC* all Joe 8670201. Oewfal Omnmrml rsWI'llllnff Employment JNK REMOVAL-T L C Ig and small, house CLERICAL- Req. car ft Editorial NEW YEAR SALES/SALES WILLIE'S TAVERN I* NURSE QENERAL ASSISTANT SECRETARY- PT as eanlnfl, we do it all. 1 yr. varied office exp. w/ NEW CAREEN looking for day and RECEPTIONIST member of a team serv- •II 753-6642. 1 employer. Diversified ft Oeneral assignment re Part HIM * full time per- MANAGEMENT night server*, FT/PT. HOME CARE Must be computer knowl- ing a local community AWN MOWER RE- challenging. Opply. for porter wantadby award sona for telemarketing IMMEDIATE OPENING. Experienced and Non- BRIDGEWATER edgeable & experienced. center. Send resume to winning mwipiptr poiltlonc In Union bated Are you ready to earn exp'd welcome. If you're Full or part time, possibly Westfield Neighborhood AIR- Tom'i Lawn advance., No typing. 18 month old boy w/ 2 separate positions. Hlll- ower Service. Ride-on Middlesex. SOa-302-OftoB. gfoup, On* or two ye»r« company- Exper. an ad- between $30,000 - ready to be challenged, Council, 127 Cacclola COMPUTER TRAININQ experience or recant col- vantage but not ettentlal •pply In person: R1. 202, trach needs Pedlatrlc sborough. Call 808-874- Place, Westfieid, NJ owers, trimmers, wee- $50,000 your first year RN to care for him In his 7050 eaters, chain saw«, Wordproceeslng, Spread- CLERK PLUS- FT/PT. lege grad. Call Michael as training given tie. and S50.000 -J80.000 Bedminster. Mon-Sat 2- 07090 or call 233-2772 sheets, Databaiei. One- Milleborough or Mlll- Deak, MlddlMax County pay pkg Tor the right 4PM. home. 11pm-7am. Inter- jro, Snapper, Rally, on-One available. Call stone. can Tina or Paul. Editor, Forbei Newtpa- people. Call for further your second year; then views to be held at Mid- OROOMER— All breeds SECT./AOMIN. AS8T- anda. Free a>t!mat*». para. 900-722-3000, ext we'd like to speak to WAITER/WAITRESS- dlesex County location. Dogs ft Cats. Experi- fiexible, organized self ee pickup 6 dallvtr. Em for detail*: 874-S057 or 874-3007. Info & Int. Carl 686-5788 enced only. 90 8- E-Z COMPUTER Salary negotiable. 6320, you. The leading NA- day & evening shifts. Ex- Excellent pay, benefits. starter. Require good scataway 699-0326. NOW HIRINQII— Come TIONAL REAL ESTATE perience req., Windsor Call Judy 469-2633. phone, language, secre- SERVICES COOKS- Full or part EDUCATION SO*4» loin ui at our Attractive office In NJ Is looking Diner, 1030 Rarltan Rd, • * * *• tarial skills. Computer lit- OVINQ? Apt*.. Hom«s. lime, apply in person: Phyalcal Education Can New Location. We are for 2 CAREER minded Clark. Call for interview 201-509-1100 LEAD OUITAR- for erate or willing to learn. fllces. Pianos. Lic.# Buizy'a Restaurant, 200 dldate/Oract* or Recre 1550. Palmlerl Movers, looking for experienced people lor residential, 908-382-7755 ask for Lori KIMBERLY working Aggressive rock/ Small professional office Stalton Rd., Plscataway. atlon. Two graat poten- Sale* Associates. Call for new homes sales, com- or Leo developing 2 new ven- M4S6-24S4 stno tially rewarding Full Time QUALITY CARE Alternative band. Please tures, unlimited potential. COUNTER positions at residential Confidential Interview, mercial investment sales WAREHOUSE PER call 908-236-0699. OVINO?— Select the REPRESENTATIVE ask for Manager. THE a leasing In Central Jer- 8 to 10 hrs/wk to start. CMWCaratVwM school tor emotionally SON— no exp. neces- NURSES- «. aides need- 908-233-2973 rmpelent, experienced, Counter rep. needed for disturbed boy*. Looking PRUDENTIAL PIONEER sey area. WE WILL GET sary, FT, 9AM-05:30PM LOSE WEIGHT asonable gentlemen of F/T— lor Infant In our car rental. No experience HEAL ESTATE 656-4300 YOU LICENSED and ed for ten yr. old child Earn Money EE LINE MOVERS. f>M Readlngton home, rel.s for Phyalcal Education House of Lights Rl. 22 E. PT. Call wkdys. aft. 6:30 Telemarketing necessary. Clerical •bill- degree or candidate si in- OFFICE MANAGER TRAIN YOU. Por confi- Green Brook, Ask lor Have Fun!! »1S6 729.7733. req.. own trans needed, lies helpful. Apply In per- dential Interview, call wkenda. aft. 10: 463-1359 908-769-4123 please call B08-S34-6868 dent to run programa/ac- The Maids, Scotch Jack 908-752-2000 MAKE YOUR DASH SUMMER CLEAN UP son: Budget Rant-A-Car, tlvitles for ages 8-14 Plains, NJ Office Man- Tom Pokllkuha at MAINTENANCE PER- FOR EXTRA CASH 40 Main Street, So. Fire Institution and sup Century at Werden * Warehouse-Temporary tics, basements, ga- FANWOOD- looking for ager directs the day to ATTN: HOMEMAKERS 50tO SON— PT, heavy duty ges & contractors. Free quality care for my 4 mo. ••und Crook. portlve training. Can. day office operations, CnVello, 9M-874-4700. cleaning, able to lift 70 As a part-time Forbes .limates, fully insured, & 2 yr. old. Llve-in/out. DENTAL RECEPT./ dictate must be creative, Handles telephone salea * STUDENTS lbs., Apply at Westfield Newspaper telemarketing Warm, responsible, ener- enthusiastic and sound & routine customer ser- SECRETARY Temporary warehouse neighborhood Council, ill 382-7331 ASST— Mon ft Wad, 11- International environmen- workers needed on an on representative. getic & experienced non- 7, prav. medical or dental In chsracter. Good salary vice calls. Hires & trains 127 Cacclola Place. TANK REMOVAL smoker. 908-750-9342 and benefits. Two sched- new employees, man- tal firm has a challenging call basis. Westfield, NJ 07090 or background. 752-3677 or position available. Re- •Part-time. Flexible hours $7.00 per hour plus ex- te work. Drainage work 238-8960 ules. Frl. to Mon., Sun. to ages team members A call 233-2772. cellent commission struc- Free estimates QRANDMOTHER-TYPE Thurs. available. Send re- coordinates work sched- sponsible for the day-to- available. ture. Call John or Glen at OSHA Approved WOMAN- to babyilt 3 DESK HELP- needed sume to Attention: ules. Computer exper, day operation of the of- *S7,25 an hour MAKE YOUR DASH FOR OOPSI EXTRA CASH- As a 1-800-300-9321 or 908- CRI 908-704-1695 mo. old infant. 1 day/wk. for batting ft fitness cen- Athletic/ prelerred. Salary plus fice Including coordinat- Apply In person at: You went too far I 781-7900 ext. 7302. in my Rarllan home start- ter, early morning shift, bonus. Call ing on-going projects, Moda, 11 Jensen Drive. part-time Forbes News- Ing Jan. Must love ba- Recreation Director monitoring accounts re- Somerset, NJ. Location The winner's name Is paper telemarketing rep- 41M P/T help, no exp. nes- Somerset Hills School MM-9S0-OOO3 somewhere before this TELEMARKETING- 20 bies, be reliable, have sary, 906-689-6890 ceivable, and travel ar- Exit 7 off ol 287. Tele- point. resentative. people needed immed. Patty* rets. & transp. Please call P.O.Box 4301 OWNER/OPERATORS rangements. Heavy Inter- phone 908-469-5030 PT nights. SS-$9/hr. Will- 908-704-0942 DID YOU Warren, N.J. O70S* To run Midwest to Jersey action wllh customers No Agencies pl«aa«. S7.00 per hour plus ex- Ing to train. Call after KNOW.,. a Phllly area. Guaran- and manufacturers. The cellent commission struc- 5:30 pm, 908-757-6100. MATURE WOMAN- To HAIR DRESSER WANT. WORK AT HOME This little ad can be read CD— w/followlng, FT, Inteed miles, guaranteed Ideal candidate has busi- ADULT AIDE- Bedmin- ture, Call John or Glen at baby sit our 2'A yr. old by more than 400,000 ness experience, types assembly, crafts, typing ster Elementry, before 1-800-300-9321 or 908- TELEPHONE SALES- son In our Cranford New Brunswick. Please home weekly. OOS EX- & more, up to $500 + a part time nights, 6-9 pm. readers In 17 publica- call 908-828-4005 PRESS i-w»-7ia-«o» 70 wpm and is proficient school Chlldcare Pro- 781-7900 ext. 7302. BALLOON home Mon-Fri, Sam-Spm tions throughout Somer- In word processing. week possible. For Info. gram. Mon-Fri, only when S6 guaranteed. SB for RIDES for appro*. $110 per wK. set, Middlesex and Union HAIRDRESSER WANT PAID RESEARCH- Strong communications write: SOURCE, PO BOX school Is In session. MEDICAL ASSISTANT exp. Students and spous- yhls leave our own II- Own transp. required. Counties? It caught your ED— FT/PT, preferably healthy individuals need- skills and the ability to 10184, DEPT 9028 Hours 7am-9am. Contact: Previous exp. preferred. es welcome. No exp nec- nsed balloon port In Start Jan. 11. Please call attention, didn't It? with some following. Will ed now for participation work independently are 6 3 2 2, NEW BRUN Jointure for Community 4 days/wk. Flexible Hrs. essary. Metuchen loca- titehotise at 6pm daily, April. 709-0058 anyilme Call YOUR ad in today I negotiate pay. So. Plain- n clinical studies. Pay essential. Hours are 9am- SWICK, NJ, 08906 Adult Ed, 271-2844 Union Office. tion. Call 906-6377 ly thru October. One of before 9pm. 1-«OO-S8t-94«B field area. 908-769-6330 angos from $50.00 for 1 2pm-S8.50/hour, For 906-964-8929 s oldest and most We Qat Results! hour screening to $3100 consideration, please call AVON SALES- All perlenced ballooning MATURE WOMAN- to HAIRDRESSER WANT for 1 MO. studies. Sev- 908-781-6101. 5060 areas. For Information RECEPTIONIST/ 5090 •npanlosl Special 201n care lor 2 children ages DISTRIBUTION OF ED— full or part time, fol eral clinics are recruiting Employment- call MEDICAL ASST.- Will niveraary price 5135 2 A 5 yrs. 2 days/wk. my • MARKETING e lowing preferred but notnow. For comprehensive 1-6O0-662-2292 train mature, responsible r person. Middlesex home. Refs. SECRETARY- PT. basic H—HhCmre individual. Mon., Tues, • MATERIAL • — necessary. Looking for list (over 70 clinic*) send secretarial skills. Word Thurs.. Frl. 1:30-6:30 pm; lONTACT DENNY AT req. Call 908-469-6365 Wanted: People respon- someone to join a small check or M/O for $15.95 BOOKKEEPER- PT flex, NOTICE: All EMPLOY- process helpful. Must an- rtrs. Must have PC Wed. 10-3. Call 906- MENT WANTED adver- YELLOWSTONE sible enough to work but busy salon. Call Lisa to PIM 2227 U.S. High- swer phone. Flex hrs. DENTAL-ORAL 722-7990. BALLOON without supervision, 90S-725-7722 way 1, Dept 199 No. exper. Preferably w/OWP tisements are PAYABLE 8090 Call 5600460 SURGERY OFFICE & WordPerfect. Westfield ADVENTURES Sam -3pm. Monday- Brunswick, N.J 08902 Or Flexible hrs., parttime TELEMARKETERS- IN ADVANCE by cash, M>8-43t).3320 Friday, tor the distribu- HELP WANTED— gym Call 908-422-1860 SECURITY Vicinity. Salary open de- nasties instructors, no assistant. Will train. Call pending on exper. Piease Adults preferred. Edison check, VISA or Master tion of markatlng materi- Burn's International Se- 908-654-6030. Area. 2 or 3 nights/week •THDAV PARTY EN- exp. nessary, training reply to: Box 124. als and Information gath- REAL ESTATE CAREER curity Services is now ac- Please call 287-3460 ask Card. For a quote on RTAtNMENT- For ering. No personal con- course being ottered, cepting applications for NURSE FT- RN or LPN, %Forbes Newspapers, love of children a must! WEIDEL REALTORS, tor Ted or Oom cost, please call Idren (4 & up). Fun SSOO WEEKLY tact with customers re. Hlllsborough. We are full/part time positions. Family Practice office In P.O. Box 899, Somerviile 1-800-559-9495. td magic show & bat- NEW! EASY! Quired. Salary plus bo- Flex, hours, for more tnlo Somervllle, hrs mixed NJ 08876. call: 908-561-8888 looking for good people as well as Holiday help, REPRESENTATIVE n animals for all. Rea-. Stay Home, any hours. nuses Earn $250 plus to Join our sales staff. for Somerset. South incl. some weekend hrs. CLERK TYPIST- Part labie rates. Call Con- Easy Assembly S21,000 per week for part-time HOUSECLEANINQ Whether licensed or unli- Plainfield. Plainfield, Experience helpful but time computer literate, t5 Earn S6.SO.hr.10 start, HOUSEKEEPERS, NAN- mine. 806-7743. Easy Sewing $36,600 hours. Reliable transpor- •Hourly base - bonus censed, we can get you Perth Amboy. Freehold. will train the right person hours per week appro* paid holidays & vacation. NIES, NURSES AIDES Easy Wood Assembly talon Is required. South ePald vacation started In a successful Edison A west New York. Avail. Jan 1993. Call Very responsible & de- Joyce 665-08S5 Between Convenient Westfield lo- AVAIL- Women of all COMICS $98,755 Ptalnfleld area. Call •Medical available Real Estate Career. Flex- NJ. All applications must cation. Call Mrs. Chleffo pendable people needed nationalities. Applicants <90B) 756-8861. Ask for 9-4PM M-F to work for TV rental COMEDIANS Easy Crafts $76,450 •Flex hrs. ours, unlimited earning provide employment ref- at 908-769-4062 screened. Lie.-Bonded. Easy Jewelry $19,500 Mr. John Thomas. potential & hands-on Company in New Brun- For all occasions •No car needed erences ft phone num- Aurora Agency, Long Easy Electronics $26,300 training. Call Judi Hill, MEDICAL RECPEPTION- swtck hospitals. Must 246-3045 •No exper. nee. bers for the past 5 yrs. DRIVERS- Must have Branch. 908-222-3369 Matchmaking $02,500 Manager, 359-7100 ST— for busy family clean driving record. Will have excel, communica- •No eves & Sun. have reliable transporta- Doctor's off. in Piscat- CAN DRAW ANY- investigating $74,450 0RIVERS WANTED help get CDL license. For tion A math skills Ex- Call The Maids tion ft a phone. Applica- away. Seeking enthitslas- INQI Portraits. Pets, TV Taleni Agent $40,900 *7 to *io Par Hour 906-580-0003 REAL ESTATE SALES tions will be accepted in more Info call 908-658- tremely neat appearance Ads In Clattlttod mes. etc.; Character Romance Agent $62,500 9-5 Mon.-Fri., Neat ap- Mailmlie your earning person, Mon-Fri, BAM- ic person 25-30 hrs. a 4044, ask for Maryanne required. Flex, days 4pm- etches tor Parties. No Selling. Fully Quaran- pearance, car required. INTRODUCTIONS... potential. Plenty of floor 4PM at: Burn's Interna- week, Includ. eves, and or 464-5953. ask lor 8pm inct. Sat. or Sun. For don't cosf - isonabla. 54B-054B. teed. FREE Info. 24hr. Call Mr. Williams be- A way for people to meet time, plenty of leads = alt. Sat. Call 424-0440. Nancy. a local Interview call higher earnings. Join tional Security Services. weekdays aO1-6M-23H. They pay? HOTLINE. 801-379-2900 tween 0-5. Mon.-Frl. people, every week In 25 Rt. 22 East. Spring- Nurses RTY PLAYERS- run Copyright «NJ17HYH •WS-2S7-Q4S3 your local Forbes news- Century 21 field. NJ 07081. NO i tun! "FREE CAKE paper. The ad Is free, McGee Realtors phone calls please. EOE :h 3/wk advanced AVON SALES- All DRIVERS then one call does it all! MS-S2S-4440 HOME CARE Jklng.'SOS-—-M25 areas. For information Earn up to $10 plus per M/F 1-SOO-S50-949S 1035 Rt. 202 Branchburg. call hour for deliveries in TIRED OF BEING LOST eRN's IV Certified- Mldd. HOLIDAY HOURS AND DEADLINES > good times roll with 1-8O0>6«2-2292 westflsld area Mon-Fri. LEGAL SECRETARY ft Somerset Ctys. E MUSIC FACTORY RECEPTIONIST IN THE CROWD? Busl- 11»m-apm, Tuti-Sun nsss Is booming! Grow- SERVICE. For more CHILD CARS — Tie**** Dltschmon/Flemlngton 4:30-9:3Opm. Flax. days. Real e»tato and litigation ing REAL ESTATE CO. eRN's « LPN's w/trach irmotion gall 359-6041 In your BedrrHnster, Ford/Lincoln -Mercury i FOR THE ISSUIS PVBUSHW mCtMBER 29TH, 307H AND 31ST 0 Mutt have own car aY in- required. Call 722-1743 nteds 3 reliable, ambi- « vent exp.- Middlesex Washington, Chester surance. Call 232-9090 s looking for a part-time * PUDDINS * area home. Call Melro- •• MANAGEMENT •• receptionist, evenings & tious safes ptople. We County PlN-COlUMN DEADLINE IS THMSDAY, OKfMBtJt MM AT 2 PM 0 ly-Tee-Plne Clownln care at i-flOO-CARE-211 DRIVERS WANTED •• TRAINEE •• Saturdays. Friendliness offer extensive In-house mutation speaks for M-F between 9-5 Large llmo service with 2 year program with a & dependability a mull. training. 100% comm •LPN's w/adolBscent elf all occasions accounts in your area. starting salary of 30K +. Excellent wages A work- plan. Come show off home care exp. South- CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT H0UXS ' your talents, tor a confi- riedy magic and more. CHILDCARE- earn Malta up to $1,000 per Calf 7825254, ext. 260, ing atmosphere. Contact ern Middlesex County teas* call «5i-O747 dential Int. call today! money providing quality ek. Apply In person: and ash for Craig. "rish Kent 908/82-3673 MONDAY, DECEMBER 21ST - S.-30-5PM chlldcare for 1 or more Cardan State Umo 752-1111 •Certified Home Health children In your own MILLWRIGHT- DIVER- 8? Ridge Road SALES CAREER TO: ANYONE WHO Aides-variety of assign- home. MONDAY MORN- No. Arlington, N.J. SIFIED CONTRACTOR Automotive ments. Middlesex and TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22ND - 8.-30-8PM ING INC, offers free In- seeking concicous. ambi- Established dealer seeks WOULD LIKE TO HAVE Use Your Card... ous, sober, company, A HIOHER QUALITY Somerset Ctys. Car & surance, referrals, equip- EASY ASSEMBLY- any ;onsumer minded per- phone. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23RD - S.-30-SPM ment, back-up & more. hours, $339.84 week, Knowlodge ol general ion to Join our aggres- LIFESTYLE. family of 3 earns construction, electrical, ive A reputlble sales Kim it I have found a way Union County 908-666- lo be able to make more THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24TN - S.-30-5PM 4684: Somerset County $4417.92 monthly. For In- mochnlcal & carpentry, taff. Medical plus pen- 908-549-2210 908-526-4984 formation call 24 HR Hoi- call aft. 7 pm. 908-369- ion Call Tom Slcora for money than we could ine. 801-379-2900 Copy- 4SB9 ppointment. ever spend, and have all CLOSED FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY CLERICAL- P.T, flex lghl» NJ018152 the tree time to enjoy il hours, non/smoklng con- MODELS StCORA with our family * friends. MONDAY, DECEMBER 2STH - S.-30-5PM genial office, need help EASY WORK!- Excellent (female 5 i & up; guys 5' Jeep/Eagle GIVE US A CALL AT Interim various tasks, typing ay! Assemble products 9" * up) Wanted tor ox- 541 Rt. 27, Somerset S72-1214. We will treat skills req., call 908-526- at horn*. Call Toll Free. citing fashion show sea- 908-249-4950 ycu like family & snow H I 1 1 t N C A I 1. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29TH - S.-30-5PM Quick And 50t0 1-800-873-6365 Ext. 1221 son. Exp. pret. but not SALES you how you can do It nee. Must be outgoing, EXCELLENT too! Recorded message 28 S. Main St. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30TH - 8.-30-5PM Convenient! love music & dance Call OPPORTUNITY Now la the time, Edison, N.J. Runway Magic 908-985- am between S300-S600 Frank a Kim Known since 1966 as 7600-after 2 PM lorappi. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3fST - 8.-30-3PM >er week, please call Mr. UNDERCOVER WEAR FORBES NEWSPAPERS itzgerald, between 9-5 Personnel Pool MOTHER NEEDS m. Mon.-Fri. PT sales agents needed. CLOSED FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 421O HELP— with housekeep- Hostesses receive free 908-287-0483. EOE lingerie. For an evening PTOftMSlOfMl IS GROWING! ing & 2 yr. old triplets, 5 trie Clw**tlle(i! days/wk. Looking tor lov- SECRETARIES W/W.P. of tun, lashlon & fantasy Services and Is offering the ing responsible mature High Power Temps Call Jean 906-187-9723 person Call after 6PM noeds Dependable, Qual- 908-769-0430 ified Temporary Employ- HEALING TOUCH following job opportunities es lo till job orders from •sage for Women * our client companies in n. Great Gift! this area. rapudic Technics to WEEKEND )ve effects of stress. PART TIME OPPORTUNITIES HIGH POWER TEMPS 3lon, pain or Injury. JOB FOR 105 East Union Ave hel Margolin, cortified Bound Brook, NJ 0880S nassage and healing. Advertising Telephone Sales H.S. JRs & SRs 908-580-915S 49-4766 Be Looking lor th» bett Bright self-starter needed lo sell advertis- pirt-timt )ob In Ntw Jtn»y )KINQ FOW A PMO- ing over Ihe telephone In central New ivtt thought of It* NJ 3RAHER? For doing r Wadding or Family Jersey's #1 Classified department. All you Nitiontl Gutrd? ^Driver jup P hoi os Call need aro good language and typing skills, WI OFFERi 1 JOBS with " TRUCK DRIVER irles Mooru IM, an excellent telephone manner, and a MS Induttrie*. • loding 908-234-123S necessa'y" manufacturer end supplier 1-800-371 - 5795 commitment to customer service. We will 2 The besl raimnj of mouttrlsl getet mo train you. 19 hours per week. Salary plus an3 pay wTi.'e you learn welding auppli*!, has an Forbes Classifieds: BISTEHED ARCHt- 3 You can IOT. the pjatd immKliiit r>»*3 lor a Cyl- :T— NJ. NY «. PA. generous commmlsslon. Please call Kelly inder Qalrvery Driver for n;j* conform; yojr m» Northam NJ araa lOultatlon hy nppt Zullo, 908-722-3000 ext. 6250 to arrango wJjsaion. earn Ul' esy Thlt poiriun I* reipon- '. nosid. now nllpr 01 Interview. lor week-na trainng p-te «t>i» lor tha ttanaporunion Call 308-494-9309 p«f monln), and lorget and datvary of Inctuathal 3 Reasonable. _ about tas.c training uniu cat cyfndare and waWInq Summsr va^lon o> •upplm In a aafci and 50,000 Success Stories kVIS PHOTOGRAPHY Circulation Telemarketers gracbalfon. timary manna/ while main- Coma To You! Spe- taining a potiHve com- Izlng in: Portrnits- Earn maximum $$$ In a minimum of timo * The opporlunity 10 serve pany Tmaga. vldunl, Family, En- you! own local commurati; OualMtcellons Include: omonl, Baby. Pot and ns n part time FORBES TELEMARKETER. and your counlry • Eipartano* oathwrtng n- TO Glntnauf Roxible evening hours in our Bedminster 5 A bonus of UEHO S2 000 ial BB yHd 8OB-36B-B764 ID.- certain pas Diesel • «J latatat 2211 vn. of agt oltice available. Excellent hourly pay plus h h dl an fictllani driving commission. For further inlo call Glen or d *le;lroncs and co.Tiba • Capacla of railing 200 John ovonlngs, 908-781-7900 ext. 7302. aims lo name a tew pound cylindtn M lifl- As the 50,000th Forbes Classified ad for 1992 is G We can pay up lo ing 50 pound container*. 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Scanticon is also offering three For one thing, it allowed me to other New Year's Eve entertainment spend more time at home, t still do packages: "20 Years of Rock and clubs, hut I also have enough o; .1 Roll," with with Courtney Colletti Ian base in the area - because, and Cruise Control playing hits from people know me from Imus - to the 50s, '60s and 70s; "Post- promote larger shows," Modem Madness," with disc jockey A highlight of Bartlett's show will Joel Kate of WPST spinning hits be his musical sendup of James from the '80s and '90s along with Brown, helped out by his musical popular dance favorites; and "Din- director, Dean Kraus, and the bub- ner in Sophisticated Elegance at The Green in Morristown will look like a miniature Times Square during the First Night Morris bly Bartlettes backup singers. the Black Swan," featuring an celebration on New Year's Eve, which will climax with a Grucci fireworks display at midnight. "One of the nice things about eight-course gourmet dinner. being on Imus is that I have the money and the time to do more of Huge crowd expected for 'First Night Morris' a theatrical show, instead of just a Comedy and Confetti Dinner 6 9 p.m.; showtime 9:30 p.m. Tickets illed as the "largest cultural event in Morris be limited to 45 minutes and will be repeated guy In a sweater vest standing in $249$269 per couple. 20 Years of County history," First Night Morris is ex- throughout the evening in order to give as many front of a brick wall telling jokes," said Bartlett, "I try to design a show Rock and Roll 8 p.m. Tickets $179 pected to draw an expected crowd of over people as possible the flexibility to sample a variety that doesn't have any slow spots, per couple. Post Modern Madness 20,000 revelers on New Year's Eve at the Mor- of shows, B and this (production numbers) gives Tickets $69 per person. Dine at the ristown Green. Many of the businesses on or near the Green will off a whole different ener#." Black Swan 7:30 p.m. Tickets $229 While indoor events will be staged at 38 locations sponsor special events, like a sneak preview of the Along the way, Bartlett will do his per couple. Thursday, Dec. 31, at within walking distance to the Green - a square spectacular Etruscan Exhibit coming to the Morris familiar impersonations and charac- Scanticon Princeton, Princeton park surrounded by the city's business district - Museum in the spring. ters tike Buddy Mryagi, the Japa- beginning at 7 p.m., street downs and other enter- And many of Morristown's popular restaurants will Fofiostal Center, 100 College nese standup comic with an at- taining attractions will take play outside. The evening be participating in "First Bite Morris," which will Road East, Princeton. (609) 452- titude. He'll also do his traditional will climax with a spectacular fireworks display fired entitle button-wearers to a 15 percent discount (exclu- 7800. from the roof of the Headquarters Plaza tower by sive of alcohol). "First Bite" restaurants include Ben- Grucci Brothers, known for their pyrotechnic artistry nigan's at the Headquarters Plaza, The Office, Plaza displayed every Fourth of July in New York City. Cafe at the Headquarters Hotel, Sizzler at the Head- quarters Mall, Tavern off the Green, the Greenhouse Villagers offer a taste of Broadway Performers range from the Colonial Symphony's Restaurant, Dietworks, the Dublin Pub and Val- Too add touch of Broadway flair including John DeMnrco, Ijnda Baroque Ensemble and the New Philharmonic of entino's. New Jersey to popular folk artist Elaine Silver and to your New Year's Kve eel- Sue Garahan, Rob Gargiull", The First Night concept was first staged in Boston The George Street Players (performing "Rock 'n' Roll ebmtion, dance on over tli the Vil- Joanne (Juida, Pat Hickson, Knthy on New Year's Eve in 1976. Since then, it has spread William Shakespeare"). Jazz, classical, barter shop, lager's Theatre in Somerset, where Mona^han and Steven J, Murin to dozens of cities throughout North America. Mor- 1 Dixieland, country, bluegrass and Cambean are just a a Klittrrnitf two-hour musical New faces to the stage include Hi ristown is considered an ideal location due to the revue, "Broadway Celebration," chard Chibarro, Uanne McCartney few of the musical styles that, will be performed, large number of performing sites and parking within will Infill at 7:.'!() p.m. 1 while music and dance from Ireland, India, the Phil- a concent rated area and Joseph I Southard, while the "Broadway Celebration," di- musical direction is by Mcenioer 73 '2r>, 1992 Weekend Museums

MUSEUMS 9 Main St., Madison Jan, 1. Free admission. (908) 273-8787 THE ART MUSEUM (201) 377-2982 •New Jersey Arts Annual of Gardens open daily from dawn Exhibits portray the role of crafts, through Jan, 3, to dusk, (€09) 258-3788 crafts people in the 18th and •"Weaving Around tne World," SETONHAli Tuesday throutfi Saturday from 19th centuries. Tuesday through Jan. 31. UNIVERSITY MUSEUM 10 i.m.-5p,m., Sunday from through Saturday from 10 •Posters by Ben Shahn, Fahy Hall, South Orange 1-5 p.m. Closed Dec. 25, Jan. a,rrv4 p.m., Sunday from 2-5 through Feb. 7. 1, Free admission, Western Eu- p.m. Free admission for mem- •"Christopher Columbus and (201) 751-9543 ropean paintings, sculpture and bers, Non-member admission: the Age of Exploration," Monday through Friday from 9 decorative art from 19th and adults $2, children (1. through March 7. a,m,-8 p.m., Saturday from 9 20th centuries; also pre- NJ. CHILDREN'S MUSEUM NEWARK MUSEUM a.m.-4 p.m. Closed Dec, 25, Columbian art and ort of the 599 Industrial Aw., Paramus 49 Washington St., Newark Jan. 1, Free admission, Americas. (201) 262-5151 (201) 596-6550 •Exhibit on the Lenape Indians •Works by Sujy Frelinghuysen Fantasy castle, a 50s (ire en- Wednesday through Sunday from 10,000 B.C.-A.D. 1758, and George LK. Moms, gine, and more exhibits for kids from noon-5 p.m. Closed Dec. ongoing, through Jan. 24. to touch, Open every day from 25, Jan. 1. Free admission. •"The Art of Holy Russia," 9a.m.-5p.m.Closed.Dec.25. Largest museum complex in the VILLAGE OF WATERLOO through Feb, 7, Admission $6 weekdays, $7 state. Permanent exhibits in- Allamuchy State Park EAST JERSEY OUXTOWNE weekends; children under 1 clude "Africa-The Americas-The 1-80 Exit 25, Stanhope Johnson Park year old free. Group rates avail- Pacific," "Design in Native (201) 347-0900 able. American life," "American River Rd., Piscataway Restored farmstead from c. •"Music Time!" for children 8 Painting and Sculpture," Nu- (908) 463-9077 1825, a life-size Lenape village, Village composed of relocated and under, 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. mismatic Gallery, Asian Galler- towpaths of the old Morris 18th century structures set Thursday, Friday. ies, Ballantine Mouse and the Canal, etc, Open daily (except Mini-Zoo. near the headquarters of the •Christmas celebration, Dec. Monday) from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. county p«H police. No tours of- 26,27. •Chinese "Court Costumes of through Doc. 31, Closed Dec. fend at present. Gift shop •New Year's celebration, Jan. the Celestial Kingdom," through 25, Adults $8, senior citizens closed until further notice. 2,3. Jan, 3. EMSON MAMMAL •Japan and origami, Jan. 9,10. •"Stepping Into Ancient Egypt," $6, children 6-15 $4, children MST0MCIITE NJ. HISTORICAL SOCIETY through Dec. 1993, under 6 free. 230 Broadway, Newark OLD BARRACKS MUSEUM Main St., West Orange •Marionette theater w/Paul (201) 483-3939 Barrack St., Trenton (201) 736-5050 Peabody, 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. Wednesday through Friday from (609) 396-1776 Workshop with inventions of Dec. 26. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., third Saturday Revolutionary War museum. Thomas Atva Edison. Open Of the month from 10 a.m.-4 Tuesday through Saturday from •"Winter Tales" w/Joan Bota every day from 9 a.m.-5 p,m, p,m, Closed Dec, 25, Jan. 1, 11 a.m,-5 p.m., Sunday from and Cynthia Martin, 2 p.m. Closed Dec. 25, Jan, 1. Adults Guided tours by appointment. 1-5 p.m. Closed Dec. 25, Jan, Dec, 26. $2, children and senior Citizens Admission free for society 1. Adults 12, senior citizens (fee, Pltrrt Bonnard'i 1894 color lithograph potter, La Revue blanche, •"Stephen and Other Dum- members, $3 for non- and students $1, children •How Edison celebrated Christ- It part of the "Focus X 4; Aspects of Four Collections at Rutgers" mies," vaudeville, 1:30 and members, under 12 50 cents. mas at Gienmonl, through Jan. exhibition on display through Feb. 21 at the Jane Voorhoes Zimmerii 3:30 p.m. Dec. 27, •"Tender m Years," childhood OS60RN-CANNONBAU HOUSE 9. Art Museum at Rutgers University in New Brunswick. •Elaine Silver, singer- in 19th-century New Jersey, on- Front St., Scotch Plains GREAT SWAMP OUTOOOR songwriter, 1 and 3:30 p.m. Piscataway Township historic Non-member admission: adults •Paintings by Reginald Marsh, going. (908) 889-4137 EDUCATION CENTER Dec, 28, NJ. STATE MUSEUM Historic house from c, 1750. 247 Southern Blvd., Chatham museum, with permanent exhi- $2, senior citizens and children through Jan, 24. 205 West State St, Trenton Open the first Sunday of each •Ricardi Music from Around the (201) 635-6629 bition of life in the town's early $1.50. •Paintings of seasons by Rob- (609) 292-6464 month from 2-4 p.m, Free ad- World, 1 and 3 p,m. Dec. 29. Open every day from 9 a.m,- days. Thursday through Satur- •Illustrations by Tomie dePaola, ert Kushner, through March 7. Tuesdav lirough Saturday from mission. •Frank Bowker, handbells, 1 4:30 p.m. Closed Dec. 25, Jan, day ffom noon-5 p.m., Sunday through Jan. 17. •Immigrant artists from Smibert 9 a.m. 4 45 p.m., Sunday from REEVES-REED ARBORETUM 1, Registration required for pro- from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. •"The First Eye," how children to the present, through March and 3 p.m. Dec, 30. noon-F p.m. Closed Dec. 25, 165 Hob3rt Ave., Summit grams. •Archeology from Raritsn Land- see the world in art, through 28. WALLACE HOUSE •How sap is collected from ing, through Dec. 31. Jan. 31. •Plains Indian art from the mu- 38 Washington PL, Somerviile trees, 2 p.m. Saturday and MIDOtESEX COUNTY MUSEUM MOKTCLAIR ART MUSEUM seum's collection, through June (90B) 725-1015 Sunday, Jan, 3-Feb, 28. COTMNMLQWHOUM 3 South Mountain Ave. 27. George Washington's neadquar- 1225 River fld.. Piscataway Montclair MORRIS MUSEUM •Nature walk in the Groat ters when he was stationed in (908) 745-4177 (201) 746-5555 6 Normandy Heights Rd, Swamp, 9 a.m. Jan, 3. Somerviile in 1778. Open •Night hike In the Great Dairy (encept Monday) from 1-4 Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Morristown Wednesday through Saturday Swamp, 6 p.m. Jan. 5. p,m, Fiee admission. and Saturday from 11 a.m,-5 (201) 538-0454 from 10 a.m. -5 p.m., Sunday •Works by James Powies. Jon, •"Echoes of a Storyteller," leg- p.m.; Thursday ond Sunday Monday through Saturday from from noon-5 p.m. Closed Dec, 4-31. ends, mythology, and games of from 1-5 p.m. Closed Dec. 25, 10 a.m.-Sp.m., Sunday from 25, Jan. 1. Free admission. HUNGARIAN New Jersey, through July 18. Jan. 1. Free admission (or 1-5 p.m. Closed Dec. 25, Jan. members. Non-member ad- 1. Free admission for mem- JANEVOORHEESZIMMERU HERITAGE CENTER MIUER CORY HOUSE MUSEUM mission: adults $4, senior cili- bers. Norvmember admission: 300 Somerset St. 614 Mountain Ave, Westfield ART MUSEUM ?ens and students $2. children adults $4, senior citizens and New Brunswick (908) 232-1776 Rutgers University tree. Free admission for all on children $2, (908) 846-5777 Restoration of 18th-century Hamilton St., Now Brunswick Saturdays. Tuesday through Saturday from New Jersey house. Open Sun- •Permanent gallery exhibits: di- (908) 932-7237 days from 2-5 p.m. beginning •"Garbage art" workshop for nosaurs, live animals, five sens- llam.-4p.rn. Tuesday through Friday from 10 Jan, 10. children, Dec. 28-30. Registra- es (for children 3-5), mam- •"Budapest 1900; In Photo- a.m.-4;30 p.m., Saturday and graphs," through Jan. 31. MONMOUTH MUSEUM tion required. mals, model trains, history, Sunday from noon-5 p.m, MAIN STREET Bfookctole Community College •Paintings by Dano Suro, Rob- North American Indians, Wood- Closed Dec, 2b, Jon. 1 ANTIQUE CENTER RoutG 520, Lincroft ert Estopman, and Juan land Indians, rocks and miner- ""Focus * 4" unwsity collec- 148 Main St., Fleminflon (908) 747-226G Sanchez, through Jan. 10, Re- als. tions, through Fi?b 21. (908) 788-6767 Main galleries open Tuesday lated symposium at 1 p.m. Jan. •Wmtcriest '92, Dec. 31. •"Enpieswi Abstracted." Antiques and collectibles from through Saturday from 10 10, •New Jersey quilts from 1777- two centuries. Daily (except am -4:30 p.m., Sunday from •"Anaiomy o! a Painting" by 1950, through Feb. 14. Lcc- heads iwi-Ht'ci by Vincent Pepi, Tuesday) fiom 10n.rn.-5p.ni. 1-5 p.m, Becker Children's John George Urown and William luresat 1, 2:15, and 3 p.m. This untltled drawing by Wlllem de Kooning Hjip.h Hosi'Phurg. iind Sal S»f- Fiee admission. Wing open lo the public daily Moms Hunt, through Jan. 17. Jan. 9, reception from 6-8 p.m Is part of the "Immigrant Artists From Smib- i.'i1/, mrputfi f-cb. 21. METUR HOUSE (except Monday) from 2-4:30 •"SiMaph-Borromini," art forms Jan, 9. ert to the Present" exhibition running • f-ip.v Works on Paper," p.m. Closed Dec. 25, Jan. 1 done naturally by Vem Man/i- MUSEUM OF EARLY 1281 Rivet ncl..Piscauwflv through March 28 at the Montclair Art Mu- Ji spring 1993. (908) 403-8363 Froo admission lor members. Scluct, through Jan, 17, TRADES AND CRAFTS seum,

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Mel Gibson stars as Daniel, a heartbroken test pilot from the '30s who volunteers for a cryogenic experiment and is thawed out In the '90s In the romantic drama Forever Young, Elijah Wood stars as a young boy who befriends him. Mel is grounded in forever Young' By JEFFREY COHEN a name tag sewn in, and goes to return the jacket. Through a scries of WeetendPius Film Critic circumstances too B-movie even to relate, he ends up meeting and n the "Golden Age" of Hollywood (which wasn't really all that gold- charming the boys' mother (Jamie Lee Curtis, who provides a welcome en, but we'll let that go), there used to be "A" pictures and "B" breath of fresh air and reality to this goofy plot), and staying in the pictures. In "A" releases, the big stars got big directors and big home - on the couch. Mel's an upright kinda guy, and doesn't hold Iwriters and lota of attention and you got, in one year, Gone With the with these newfound morals, no sir. Wind, The Wizard ofOz, Wuthering Heights and Gunga Din. And that's Much of the film deals with his desperate search for the old friend/ the short list. scientist who got him into this mess (George Wendt), but don't expect In "B" pictures, second-tier stars worked with what they used to call too much out of that. In fact, the story is loaded with dead ends, just "genre" scripts - potboilers, thrillers, mysteries, and especially what treading water until it can finally arrive at its tearjerking finale. Actu- were, in the days before Gloria Steinem, called "women's pictures." ally, in this case it's less tearjerking and more toothpulling, it's so hence, Mildred Pierce, Stella Dallas and Now, Voyager. forced. Forwtr Young, on the other hand is either an What we get is a veiy standard take on 1992 and "A-minus" or "B-plus" movie, since it boasts a its hilarious devices: answering machines, televi- bona fide A-iist star, Mel Gibson, in what is cer- The draw here is Mel, and if sion and microfilm. Nothing is at all original, down tainly the most B-list production you're likely to you're enough of a fan, even to the evil-looking FBI agents who pick up Mel's see this side of Conrad Veight. The draw here is trail after a good long while. This nod to E.T., of all Mel, pure and simple, and if you're enough of a * - movies, shows us what motivates the filmmakers fen, even the hackneyed plot and unsatisfying end- unSdtiSfying ending dfdn t here: money, Put in an element of the most suc- ing aren't going to keep you away. . f , lu cessful film of all time and you give away your Make no mistake: you get a lot of Mel in this 6°" '£ ™**J 7™ aWdy priorities. movie. He's in almost every scene, and all the ii » - • - — The one asset of the film is Gibson, and he is other characters are given virtually no depth at all, since director Steve Miner is far more interested in giving us what we paid for: Mel Gibson. called upon not so much to act as to be charming, a task which, To be fair, Mel does as good a job as an actor could with the story, thankfully, he is well equipped to handle, Since his character is es- and it's a doozy: in 1939 a test pilot (guess who) volunteers for a sentially a stereotype, Mel relies on his smile, his self-deprecating sense cryogenic freeze experiment - one of those things where you get your of humor and especially his blue, blue eyes to convey a sense of...wcll, body frozen for a year and then get thawed out; you know, happens familiarity. In essence, Forever Young ends up being a chance to spend every day - after his beloved girlfriend (Isabel Glasser) is comatiscd by a couple hours with an old friend (who ends up getting older all the a car crash. Something goes wrong, as inevitably happens in these time, but that's telling too much), sitting unwind and basking in the cases, and it's 50 years before anybody thaws him out. Luckily, he warmth a comfortable situation brings. doesn't even have freezer burn. liist year, another movie about men frozen in an experiment and Hie script asks us to believe that two small boys (Elijah Wood, the brought to life, Lule For Diniwr, went Mly up in alxnit 15 minutes, best kid actor in film these days, and w standard sidekick) can sneak mostly localise it had no recognizable stars and a quirky sense of itself 7, onto a Navy base, play among the dismantled hardware and just by that took time to hromo charming. This film sidesteps all those pitfalls accident hit the dials and knobs in the correct sequence to thaw Mel with an eye directly set on the box office It uives us Mel Gibson, a out Oh, well, it was written by Jeffrey Abiams, whose last screenplay generic: viewpoint and charm in bushels, since it has almost no story to 9,40*99 Regarding Henry put forth the lheoiy that k'inR shot in the head can rely on. lw< PHNW rINIjf be good for you. What can you expect? r It could haw been worse, but given the Rip Van Winkle premise and Knowing no one in I9.l2, Mel has grabbed the boy's jacket, which has the charming star, it could have lx?e-n a whole lot better, too.

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killed Hoffa, for that matter? The dine Chaplin, Penelope Ann Miller better off without, but solid acting film is unlikely to shed any more and Marisa Tomei. by the principals and capable light on the various theories than support by Kevin Bacon, come- OPENING THIS WEEK Oliver Stone did with JFK, but CURRENT RIMS dian Kevin Pollack, James Mar- HOfFA Hoffa, directed by and co-starring A FEW OOOO MEN shall (TWfo Peaks) and J.T. Walsh Danny DeVito {War of the Roses), •On the heels of Malcolm X •A few glaring flaws In scnpt and overcome a rare bad outing by promises to be abosrbing dra- comes the biography of another direction undermine, but do not director Rob Reiner (This is Spinal controwrisal figure In postwar matic entertainment. (R) spoil, this hard-driving drama Tap, The Princess Bride, When American history. When it comes CHAPLIN starring Tom Cruise as a lazy Ma- Harry Mel Sally). (R) to dramatic punch, Hoffa delivers •Robert Downey, Jr. (Less Than rine lawyer investigating the haz- A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT a haymaker with Jack Nicholson Zero) stars as the Uttle Tramp in ing death of a young leatherneck. •Robert Redford directs, but does starring in the title rote of the a movie based on his autobiogra- Demi Moore co-stars as the su- Teamsters Union power broker, phy and directed by Oscar winner perior officer pushing mm to get not appear in this family drama who locked horns with the Richard Attenborough (Gandhi). to the real truth, which leads him about a minister (Tom Skerrit) mob.the FBI and then U.S. Dis- All-star Supporting cast includes to scene chewing officer Jack Ni- and his sons (Brad Pitt and Craig trict Attorney Robert F, Kennedy, Dan Ackfoyd, Anthony Hopkins, cholson. Wasted scenes tele- Sheffer) clashing in untamed Did Hoffa Kill Kennedy? And who Kevin Kline, James Woods, Geral- graph information the audience is (Please turn to page 12)

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all of this before. (PG) (Continued from page 11) MEN must-see for people of all aft-i GLENGARRY QUN ROSS Mwatene territory during a pe- •Eddie Murphy is back, shaking and colors. (PG-13) •Al Pflcino, Jack Lemmon, Alec riod spinning 1910-1935. (PG) up Washington D.C. as a two- THE MUWT CHRISTMAS bit con man who scams his way Baldwin, Ed Hams and Alan CAROL Arkin head an alt-star cast In ADiimy does It again, tmpres- into Congress. (R) •KermK Is Bob Cratchit, Miss M.QKMUS this film version of David Piggy Is the Missus and Michui-i Mamet's Pulitzer Priie-winning Bust it an animated retailing •Horror mowe starring Emmy- Caine Is a delightfully rtasty play about real estate movers of the Arabian Nights fairy tale, winner Larry Drake (LA taw's Scrooge In this Muppeti«d mu Voioaflndude Robin Williams Benny StoJwitz) stars as a dal- and shakers. sical version of the Charles bokai escapee from a mental JENWFMI Otchens classic Christmas taiy MDUOnOMNT institution. (R) •Andy Garcia Unlawful Entry, Songs by Paul Williams are •Utn^oltntyttrlwtingpor- The Godfather 11/) stars in this nothing to get excited about, •The season's big romance psycofogjeal thriller about a but overall, a fine family outing movie, with Mel Gibson starring burned out cop charged with IG) officer who InvMigrtM fri case as tpre-Wortd War II test pilot catching a psycho Killer before MSSONIRSr ofirfHjKJmdnun.flating, who volunteers for 8 cryogenic he kills again. Uma Thurman •Wesley Snipes (Wile Men (Dangerous Ltatons) co-stars ho#MTt wW limit kta> intone. experiment after hit girlfriend Cant Amp, Jungs fever) joins (NC-17) suffers a seemin^y fatal ac- »the object of desire for both the action-hero fraternity in tins MMM STOWS QMCUA cident. As you mlfk expect, good guy and bad guy, (R) Mm about an airlplane pas- •THtfrtHait to ttw author of tto things go wrong and he's not IMTOfTHIMOMCANS lengK out to stop terrorists o#Ml 1897 novfl, tut ttiis thawed out until the'90s, •Oscar winner Daniel Day Lewis looking to mets with his fre- taint big-acnwfi tMtment of where he rs forced to deal wfli (My Lelt Foot) itar in the latest quent flyer miles. (R) Tnnr/fvinia't moat-famoui crt- modem problems while also remake of James Fertmore TOVI Cooper's frontier tale of 18th lm bun tha stamp of (Mractor dodging evtl goverment forces •Robin Williams and director Franc* Fort Coppola. Deri vi- century native American Hawk- . out to wpenment on him some Barry Levinson, who last olant, bloody and wy adult, eye caugttt up in the French- more, Despite the science- teamed up for Good Morning ttabfrbudpt production i» English wars. No expense was fiction angle, Forever Vounf Is VVtnam, ire back at it in this ofenlncoherantitwwil spared in making this violent, litle more than a cliche-ridden fantasy-comedy about the evil chmctatt oabMt on In a vari- but visually-stunning adventure, romantic drami, Cast includes heir to a toy company who ety of diatocto and aooants.lm- Isabel Glasser, George Wendt (R) wants to turn it Into a war ma- pnsjiw soanafy and auihantc end Jamie UeCurtt.(PG) IW0MM1H chine factory, but must first parted twehas h#ip Kaap th* HOME MOM 2: IMT IN NUN •Satirical black comedy starring deal with lunatic employees viMMf't irrtanst, as dots the Steve Martin as an un- (and relatives), played by Wii- opening sequence, which flash- •Mac is back - Macauiey scrupulous (and previously un- Items and the delightful Joan «luck ID tow the whole vtm- Culkin, that is, In the long- successful) evangelist w*n Cusack (Broadcast News). An- pin thing got started. And Gary awaited, carbon-copy) sequel strikes it rich flaunting bogus other big-budget eccentricity in OWman (Sato of Grace, Chat- to Home Atone. The former's miracles. Supporting cast in- the tradition of Baron Mu/i tatoocWe) Is often brilliant in strong supporting cast, which cludes Debra Winger, Uam ohausen and BrazW. (PG-13) tha tide role, while Anthony includes Catherine O'Hara, Neeson {Dayman) and Lolita Hopkins chews up some scen- Daniel Stern and Joe Pesci, is Dawdowch (Stare). PG-13 UNDER SIEGE ery as the vampire-chasing Von also back for this episode, MALCOLM X •Martial arts hunk Steven >,• Helsing. But Winona Ryder is a which nbanclons the pint-sized Vt Spike Loo's long-awaited gal (Hard to M) is hack tjn !'•••• Kttla shaky as the virgin beauty hero in Manhattan after he's (and long, as in over throe attack, upsetting the pMrv. ' .i Mina, while Keann Reeves, Cary 1 separated from his family whilu hours) biography oi the mur- nut&o Special Forces cu" Ehws and Bill Camped are an on vacation. Home A/one di- dered civil nf.ht'i itctivist. Ow.ir- wander (fororny loo h" •< awkward, miscast trio of he- rector Chns Columbus returns winner Dervel Wu'jhmflon is and aco/rupt !favy con^-.' ' roes. Not a complete disaster, 1 to the helm as well, But even Drillmnl m the title iole. In^pir (Ciry Uusicy), wtioart"".. 1 • but extremely disappointing. (R) 1 the additions of Tim Curry and inflow mnitili.', Fiifunalin}', il«' f.lfril nutleai vwaporv, li' ' THE BODYGUARD Rob (Saturday N/g/ii Live) not, Loo wisely tells the sin'1' WATERLAND •Kevin Costner stars a:, a Spur- Schneider us beleaguered Plara •OfiCjr-wiiiner lurcnv, Irmi-, tan Secret Seivico alumnus Hotel employees (Donald l manner, leHiniJtlu; uicredinio (Reversal of f-orhmv) .t.ic- -< who falls in love with his client, Trump makes a cameo os well) history of o street punk who .in eccentric fifni w,io'i •• '• I1 >• a sexy Singer played by Whitney can't give this film a hint of life finds crili|',titi'iimnil in prison Graham Swift novel .ri i'! •'•• , Houston in her feature film of originality. Be warned before v revue Michelle Pfeiffer dreams of Camelot in 'Love Field' f you want to see Love Field, which is something to dilute (Oliver) Stones thick pleton who bolts hometown Dallas in 1963vides a better rationale than Jumjh' b\>\n currently playing only in New York the- glop. As it is, however, the movie makes a to attend President Kennedy's funeral. A for the unequal power structure1 of inter- aters, you may rant In consider a trip fit companion piece to Malcolm X; it cer- real piece of work, her chatter-mouth wen racial eouples..,|)erhaps it's only fair Ihnt into the Big Apple. I tainly provides a context for Malcolm's manages to irritate her flerting love inter- stupid people have movies made iibowi Shelved last year by bankrupt Orion Pic- chickens-coming-home-to-roost psL.There are opportunities to be comic or tlii.'in, tco, and at that, law Field tures, the film is licing screened in limited sentiment...Low Field is entertaining al- suspenseful, but they're not ex- release before the end of the year to qualify though uncomfortably close to an earnest ploited...Pfeifier gets everything out of the star Michelle Pfeiffer for an Oscar. But if civics lesson...Finally, I should say that role, and I ho|x? she is nominated - for The Daily News the movie does poorly, or Pfeifler's perform- Pfeiffer does very well at incarnating a bub- Balman Munis," ance does not elicit the desired response, bleheaded Barbie on the way to finding out Harry Haun your next chance for a viewing may be at she's no Jackie Kennedy. (And no Huck "In a year running low on high-octane, your local video store. Finn). And if an Oscar nomination follows, The New York Post Oscar-woithy performances, Michelle But the film, which deals with an dim it's all right with me." Jami Bernard Pfeiffer looks very much like the girl most blonde who enters an interracial love affair likely - thanks to her new film.Jf only the conducted in the wake of the Kennedy as- "Lurene (Pfeiffer) is a bottle-blonde who sassination in 1963, has earned some posi- USA Today feels a bond with Jackie Kennedy because setting were as substantial as the sparkler it tive notices, they share the same taste in clothes and encases - but alas, the situation Pfeiller Mike Clark because they both lost a baby; she chatters finds herself in is muddied with arbitrary "Michelle Pfeiffer cold sell Amway to endlessly to fill the void in her lifc.ixwe melodrama...It makes for a bumpy, bruising Georgia Brown Ebenezer Scrooge, but she may have a Field on the whole seems just a naive as ride through Dixie but not a very believable tougher time selling love Field to Academy Lurene. It's sentimental heart may be in the onc.Low Field goes far afield of its goals. The Village Voice voters,.Pfeiffer is easily the best thing about right place, but it veers dangerously to the But it has Michelle Pfeiffcr around nearly "I'm sorry the film didn't come out on the Low? Field.,.her character, though, is impos- edge of people's sensitivities about depic- every step of the way to make the trip seem heels' of JFK, because it might have done sible: a sweetly naive bleached-blonde sim- tions of race. In fact, it inadvertantly pro- more worthwhile than it is."

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-v i1 T A G E The Peanut principle Plays-in-the-Park caps 30th season with holiday musical 'Charlie Brown' By WILLIAM WESTHOVEN ments for piano and percussion, WeekendPlw Editor Plays-in-the-Park is employing a espite what you might professional nine-piece band to have hoard the east of the play the newer arrangements writ- Plays-in the-Park pro- ten for the show when it moved to Dduction of You're a Good a larger theater. Man, Charlie Brown is not work- The cast includes several local ing for peanuts. talents, including Karen Pierson of Actually, they're working for free Somerset as the crabby Lucy; to provide families with the annual Chris Schraufnagel of Somerville holiday show that they weren't as Beethoven groupie Schroeder; able to produce last year due to Lorinda Santos of Edison as Patty financial constraints. But this year, and Thorn Warren, also of Edison, the Edison-based troupe, which as the irrespressible beagle and will cap its 30th anniversary sea- World War I flying ace Snoopy. son with the production, will be The cast is rounded out by Jeff back at the State Theatre in New Babey in the title role and Frank Brunswick for three matinee per- Andrews of Roselle Park as Linus. formances (Dec. 29-31) and two Michelle Massa of Cranford, evening performances (Dec. 29-30). meanwhile, is in charge of chore- And for family fun, Charlie ography, while the set is designed Brnm is one of the most popular by Vern Smith of Scotch Plains, Schrotdtr (Chris Schraufnagel of Somervllle) and Linus (Frank Andrews of Roselle Park) and familiar shows available. From lighting is by Russell Behrens rehearse for the upcoming Plays-in-the-Park production of You're a Good Man, charlie Brown, its spirited songs, sung by Charlie and costumes are by Michael which will be staged at the State Theatre in New Brunswick. * Brown, Lucy, Iinus and Snoopy, Schweikardt of Rutgers University. to the familiar gags aid jokes Rosanna Shyne of East Brunswick we were able to contribute (Charlie taken right from the panels of cre- will lead the orhestra. Brown is being funded in part by ator Charles Schulz, there's some- Hopefully, said Cohen, 1991 will the Middlesex County Cultural thing for everyone here. be the last year that Plays-in-the- and Heritage Commission through THE EXPERIENCE Ironically, despite the popularity Park, which plays to thousands of the comic strip, You're a Good every summer in Edison's Roos- a grant provided by the State IN BEAUTY CARE Man, Charlie Brown started out us evelt Park, remains dark for the Council on the Arts/Department of a modest little musical at the Off- holiday season. State). If we can do reasonable Broadway Theatre 80 St. Marks, in "We started out in 1989 with A business at the box office, this 1966, with a then-unknown Gary Fuvni) Thing Happened on the could become an annual event." Burghoff starring in the title role. Way to the Forum? said Cohen of Burghoff, of course, would go on to the holiday productions. "And the You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, create the role of Radar O'Reilly in next year wo followed with The Dec. 29-31 at the State Theatre, 19 both the film and television ver- ftmfiuitics, but last year, there Livingston Ave., NBW Brunswick. Tickets sions of M*A*S*H. wasn't enough money in the bud- $6 for evening performances (Dec. 29- 154 Mt Bethel Rd.( Warren, NJ. 07059- (908) 647-7200 Yet while a much-hyped sta^e get. This year, we charged $2 ad- 30, 8 p.m.); $4 for matinees (Dec. 29- version of another popular comic mission at the summer shows, so 31, 2 p.m.). (908) 548-2884. strip, Doonesbniriii died u quick SKIN DYNAMICS MAKES death on Broadway about a decade later, Charlie Bm.cn continued as GIFT-GIVING EASY! one of the most-produced musicals The Holiday Season is approaching. Now is the time in the country, to treat that special person to a Skin Dynamics gift "It has an apical to both chil- Skin Dynamics offers the ideal present for family dren and adults," said director and members, co-workers, and friends. Plays-in-the-Park producer Gary Cohen of Woodbridge. "I took my PRINCESS OR PRINCE six year old to rehearsals, and hi* Gilt Certificated loved it, But it als'1 as many of FOR THE DAY the in-jokes and sophisticated COUPONS Continental Breakfast • Ultimate t 1/2 Hour CAR WASH Facial with hand & foot treatment • Body humor of the Peanuts characters AVAILABLE Polish and Loofi Scrub • Hour Body that adults enjoy," Massage*Light Lunch• Manicure Some of the humor has even Pedicure * Make-up Application 1 EXTERIOR been updated for tin production, 5 1/2 Houn such as Peppermint Patty blaming the low volume of Valentines she 5 WASH PAMPERED LADY received "on the recession," OR GENTLEMAN Taking advantage of the large Aromatherapy Facial • Body Polish and stage at the State Theatre, Plays- Loofi Scrub • 1/2 Hour Back and in-the-Park is going all out to Neck Massage • Light Lunch present as big a show as possible, Pedicure • Manicure with the emphasis on hie;, 3 1/2 Houn "There's been a certain amount of adaptation to the stage," Cohen explained. "The stage allowed us to build the set with oversized ULTRA MODERN-BRUSH LESS. props, and even the costumes are oversized, so the adult actors an.1 STATE OF THE ART EQUIPMENT dwarfed," the better, tie added, to SELF SERVICE VACUUM SYSTEM AVAILABLE reducing the adult cast to pint- Customized sized Peanuts proportions. LOCATED: Hwy. 27 Edison (At Highland Park/Edison border) And while the music was origi- Gift Certificates & Next to Heas Station Q 4 A A 4 A E Beauty Packages Available nally written with simple arrange- Daily 8-5 Open 7 Days D1 51 "U1UO -A; Mail Order Gi&CeftiJkates December 23- 25,1992 Forbes Newspapers 13 Weekend Curtain calls

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By MICHAEL P. SCASSERRA tivity they strove to create in the film. ruce Sinofsky, a resident of Brother's Keeper was shot en- Montclair, edited an co- tirely on 16-millimeter, color film produced the feature-length with a minimum of professional Bdocumentary Brathtr'a lighting equipment. Sinofsky and Kaepat from the home he shares Berlinger, along with cinematogra- with his wife and two children. pher Douglas Cooper, spent every Among the fruits of this labor, for other weekend for a nine month Sinofsky and filmmaking partner period driving to and from Munns- Joe Berlinger, have been major ville to shoot footage. Occasionally, awards from the prestigious Sun- the trio would have an assistant to dance Film Festival as well as help run sound and other equip- other major festivals in San Fran- ment, but never did they work cisco, Houston, Seattle, Paris and with a crew of more than four. Sydney. Fifty five hours of film was shot, And just last week, Brother's including filming at the Ward's di- Keeper picked up an even more lapidated home and at the murder prestigious honor - it was named trial, then this footage edited down "Best Documenary" by the New to the final 104-minute film. The York Film Critic's Circle, $100,000 needed to shoot the ma- Sinofsky, 36, was a student at jority of this footage was raised in- New York University's film school dependently by Sinofsky and Ber- during the 1970s, but gained in- linger, mostly by stretching their valuable experience while working credit as far as possible, for fifteen years as an editor for "Investing so much of our own the Maysles brothers, documen- money was frightening," Sinofsky tary and commercial filmmakers remembers, "After I took care of who became well-known for their the financial necessities, I think I groundbreaking non-fiction fea- wore the same pair of shoes for a tures Salesman, Grey Gardens and year. It was worth the risk, though, Gimme Shelter. I could live in comfort the rest of "NYU was great in that it al- my life as an editor, but we wanted lowed me to get serious about film Bruce Slnofiky, Delbert Ward, clntmitogrtphtr Douglu Cooper and Joe Berlinger take a break to get in the driver's seat and making," Sinofsky says, "but during the filming of the award-winning documentary Brother's Keeper, move beyond what we were working at the same time as an doing." editor gave me a lot of hands-on Once most of the rough footage education and colored my idea of Oscar-caliber praise promotes was in the can, the PBS American how much a film school could re- Playhouse program invested in the ally teach." completion of the project by grant- During his years with the Mays- Jersey filmmaker's documentary ing the filmmakers an additional les, Sinofsky rose to the position of $400,000 for post-production con- senior editor and post-production siderations, making of prints, ad- supervisor. Eventually, he joined Bruce Sinofsky risks financial ruin for 'Brother's Keeper' vertising and distribution. forces with Joe Berlinger, execu- "We decided to distribute the tive producer of the Maysles com- film ourselves after receiving some mercial division, Together, Sinofsky and Berlinger worked on Outrageous Taxi Stories, a insulting offers from small distribution companies and dealing with larger companies that short film which recorded stories told by cab drivers and passengers in New York, but they acted as if they were doing us a favor," Sinofsky says. "We wanted to make sure that the spent most of their energy searching for a true-life story which could be told in present- film would be nurtured." tense form, one with which the two could utilize editing and other structural devices often Sinofsky and Berlinger established Creative Thinking International, Ltd., a company reserved for fiction filmmaking. through which they have been distributing Brother's Keeper throughout the country. The "We don't really like the word 'documentary,' " Sinofsky explains, "because it has a film has been playing successfully for more than three months in New York City and has negative connotation for a lot of people, Because Brother's Keeper deals with a present- so far been run at New Jersey cinemas in Montclair, Union and Bound Brook (the Brook tense narrative, we prefer to call it a 'non-fiction feature,' in the same way that a film like Cinema) with other engagements to come. Batman is a fiction feature, Brother's Keeper is not an illustrated lecture, You experience The filmmakers1 perseverance and belief in their project has been rewarded not only this story as it happens." with overwhelming critical accolades and a consis- Brotliefs Keeper is an unusual, fascinating blice of tently expanding audience, but also with the current Americana concerning Delbcrt Ward, a farmer in his buzz of a likely Academy Award nomination for best 60s who was accused of killing his brother in the bed documentary feature. the two had shared for their entire lives. The film "An Oscar nomination would certainly help us at examines the lives of Delbert and his three brothers, the box office and give us both a career boost," the murder trial, and the manner in which the entire Sinofsky says, "but even if we hadn't gotten great town of Munnsville, New York rallied to the defense reviews, I wouldn't have regretted the decision to do of the Wards. it, I think we made a very solid film. "Hie experience "We first heard about the story about two weeks also made us a lot of great frienris, including the after Delbert's arrest," Sinofsky says. "A week later, Wards, with whom we'll have lasting relationships." we were driving up and meeting with Delbert's at- Though the success of Brother's Keeper has been torney." attracting the attention of the mainstream movie Sinofsky and Berliner mnetliately tx^an filming industry, Sinofsky remains surprisingly level-headed the townspeople and, a few days later, were granted about future filmmaking possibilities. jxirmission to film the Ward brothers. "Hullywodd is short-sighted in terms of what they "The townspeople were initially curious about what do with small films," Sinofsky says. "Every major we were doing, but they welcomed the opportunity to studio should have a small division tn handle films express themselves and their way of life," Sinofsky made on very small budgels. Film should be an art, explains. "The film is very much abool this com- not just a business." munity and its values. It also happens to have all the Sinofsky and Rcrlintfer are currently working on resonances of a great story and is lull of interesting characters." other non-iieiion film proposals as well as treatments Though both Sinofsky and Berlinger share Iho for fiction features, but their immediate foeus is on same belief of what actually happened between the further distribution of Brother's Keeper. Ward brothers, the two have agreed not to reveal this Lyman Ward contemplate* the fate of his brother, accused "By the turn of the year," Sinofsky says matter-of- belief in order to maintain the ambiguity ami objec- murderer Detbert Ward, In a scene from Brother's Keeper fiicily, "we should start breaking even."

December 23-25,1992 Mtx>s IS u Music notes Live and kicking Young rockers in no hurry to be typecast By BILL HOWARD WeetendPtusWrtterr ft* oft* onp up h «*«* n the neverending battle to keep artistry alive in the pre- planned world of corporate Coufi guppmurt warn to I rock, the members of York, PA-based Live have not only en- tered the struggle, but established WWVMBw mX themselves near the forefront after ttut, but ttn ipiotot itocfc of only a year in the public eye. With the near-gold success of its tot QUMV unwipplnc Radioactive debut, the raucous, emotional and intelligent Mental it tin Symphony" pro- Jewelry, its frequent MTV video rim bipn h 1085 it New play and its intense, rambunctious Yortft Amy M* Hid for U>- live shows, live has drenched its nutf Buntttn't Aw Moonflni of feet in the wet, and often slippery, You can catch the up-and-coming alternative band Live in concert at the Stone Pony In Ashury world of corporate rock. wd now IUM fct4 0 ofdmtni "There are people in this busi- Park Saturday, Dec. 26, or at City Gardens In Trenton Wednesday, Dec. 30. h* afturtl In county. To ness who definitely need to watch mm It '"•On Will Spinal Tap. I don't think enough people in the business have watched album off of certain themes and sounds to the point where they find that movie," said Lave's lead vocalist, and sometime acoustic guitarist, themselves in an identity crisis. Ed Kbwalczyk. "I wanted to mention to these people, 'Spinal Tap was a "That dilemma is not just for someone who has sold a trillion records joke.' I can't mention any names but.,, that's the essential paradox, isn't and has been together for 10 years," Kowalczyk said. it? We can bitch about the music business all we want, but we need it. I The band, comfortable with its relative anonymity, ultimately spares

need it" itself from growing pains by recreating its sound, without losing its •-•• ••. ^•4,;-1- Although the oldest member of the band is 22, the quartet, comprised edge, on each album. of lead guitarist Chad Taylor, drummer Chad Gracey, bassist Patrick "Wiping the slate clean is absolutely essential for art. If we just kept Dalheimer and Kowalczyk, has developed both a sturdy following that on going in this direction, and really milking this style of writing and ranges from college students to Bruce Springsteen as well as a con- everything, then we wouldn't be a band," Kowalczyk explained. "Writing science that makes live one of the hottest alternative bands of the '90s. these new songs, most of which we're going to play live when we come Those who will be lucky enough to catch the outspoken, edgy band at to New Jersey and Delaware, we're going to play these new songs and Asbury Park's recently re-opened Stone Pony (Saturday, Dec. 26 or try to recreate it all." TYenton's City Gardens (Wednesday, Dec. 30) may liken the experience, About the only aspect of live that will not change will be Kowaiczyk's a carefully chosen term, to capturing the Irish megaband U2 in its raw introspective lyrics. Although he addresses issues like "The Beauty of Boy and October days. Gray" and homelessncss, he quickly points out that Live is not another When witnessed live, the band live strips its music to the essentials socio-political group. and proves that simply an amplifier and a guitar can drive home "(R.E.M. lead vocalist) Michael Stipe said once, This is not the Ge- matters of the heart better than elaborate staging. neva Convention, it's a band,1 "Kowalczyk said. "That dilemna, for me Kowalczyk, meanwhile, almost instantaneously draws comparisons to this year, was that this is something that is really simple. Bono, the enigmatic singer for U2. Kowalczyk, who turned 21 in July, "Being on the Dennis Miller Show (over the summer) was kinda like, speaks with the mannerisms and intelligence of someone with a mas- 'Whatever.1 It was fun, but you really don't, know what to make of it ters' degree in philosophy. because we didn't set out to be famous," Kowalczyk added. "I hate to But a major difference between U2 and live, however, is that Live make it sound fundamental, but it really is that way. We know one POT MMM OJMMQH has been fortunate to learn from the trials and tribulations of mega- thing - we can play together and we like to nuke music together." bands like U2 and R.E.M. Kowalczyk identifies live with those bands within the context that Uve Saturday, Dec. 26, at the Stone Pony, 913 Ocean Aw., Asbury Park. (908) both are struggling to maintain their essence as musicians and not as 775-5700. Wednesday, Dec. 26, at City Gardens, 1701 Calhoun St., Trenton. SocMy ihtt urn mnty n- icons. Unlike U2 and R.E.M., most popular groups build from album to (609) 392-8887. hMdduilopopulvdimind DoMii tef in oonoMt wv $18 ($2 tor HudmH). hr mow Soundings trAmmtlon, ctl W&i 288* 9000.

AMAHLANDTNE (908) 572-3400 themes. Admission $25-$15. Gala (201) 538-0454 counts available, Otfwf upooml^i oonouti In* NMHT VISITORS •Jaw saxophone virtuoso performs tickets $50, includes dinner and •Jean Philippe Rameau's Gmite; SAINT PAUL SEVEN Saturday, Jan. 2,7:30 p.m. with his quartet. Free admission. dancing. Debussy's Premiere ropsodie: Pou- Monday, Dec, 28, 7:30 p.m. onsnhir IHMO ly nWHlBn vw* Sunday, Jan, 3,3 p.m. BROADWAY CELEBRATION IRISH MUSIC SEISUNS lenc's Tno: ie lombeau de Couperin Metuchen Public Library Our Lady of Lourdes Church Thursday, Dec. 31. 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec, 27, 5 p.m. by Ravel, Admission $12. 480 Middlesex Ave., Metuchen Route 523 Villagers Theatre Knights of Columbus hall NJ. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (9081 632-8526 Whitehouse Station 475 DoMott Lane, Somerset 495 East Main St., Somerville Friday. Jan, 8, 8:30 p.m. •Christmas carols and holiday songs (906) 534-2319 (908)873-2710 (908) 685-3168 Count Basie Theatre, Red Dank •Gian-Carto Menotti's opera (in En- •Revue of tunes from classic shows. •Traditional Irish music performed Saturday, Jan. 9, 8 p.m. sung by an area chorale, free ad- glish) about the Magi's visit to a Admission $15. on the accordion, tin wtiisllo, bodh- War Memorial, Trenton mission. home white en route to Bethlehem. GREATER TRENTON ran, and moulh organ. Instruction Sunday, Jan. 10, 3 p.m. UPTOWN STRING QUARTET Adults $5, senior citizens and chil- SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA for beginners at 4 p.m. Free admis- Symphony Hall, Newark Sunday, Jan. 3, 3 p.m. dren $4. Thursday, Dec. 3.1, 8 p.m. sion. 1-800 ALLEGRO Newark Museum n. . BENNY MHKSDAU Jr. War Memorial NJ. CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY •The overture to Die MeJstera%»iv 49 Washington Si., Newark Sunday, Jan, 10, 3 p.m. John Fitch Plaza, Trenton Sunday, Jon. 10, 3 p.m. by Wagner; Weber's Concert No. 2 1-aOO-ALUGHO Borough Hall (609) 394-1338 Moms Museum in E flat major; VaugHan Williams' •Glues, ragtime, spirituals, and 221 South Fifth Ave. •George Gershwin's Wiapsocfy in 0 Normandy Heights Rri, London Symphony No. 2 in G other African-Amman selections Midland Park , plus assorted operatic Mornstown major, Admission $37-$10. dis- Admission $20-$10. 16 Weekend Fortes Newspapers December 23-25,1992 I G H T L I F E Listen

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Groundbreaking Bad Brains are »| back in business f By NORB GARRETT 1

l'1J, I>1 hen they first splashed onto the spirited Wash- lia ington, D.C. hardcore scene in late 1979, the • J ' ^ W "••' .pi fMJN Ml on white skinheads in the pit just called them "the black rasta guys MuMi IKMl Mwii who kick..." fMUnk ontaMiraM Now, 13 years after the Bad Own of North Brains (live at City Gardens in onm mo VBCthi

• * Trenton, Dec. 26-27) first smashed of MMw on Mi the hardcore music color barrier and gave rise to bands like Living np ffMon onbn Colour and 247-Spyz, the band is The Bad Brains were one of the first black bands to make an impact on the alternative hard core eager to reestablish itself in the HMWf •' . ••••••»3.

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:• p "•T? • Ta^ (Gary Miller), the band has added Israel Joseph-I to replace original lead Vernon Reid, the influential lead guitarist of Laving Colour, in the % MR Mp P>- VI singer HR to join them and drummer Mackie Jayson in their latest band's press release. "Bad Brains took the funk into a thrashing trance N|||1•npig:; effort for a soon-to-be released LP on a soon-to-be-announccd label. state, It was the hardest spiritual music I'd ever heard." "We have songs and stuff all developed, we're just trying to play some Growing up as friends in southeast D.C, the foursome started playing shows to get the feel going," said Darryl, the band's bass player and co- music when they formed a band called Mind Power. Influenced by tailKit writer along with lead guitarist Dr. Know. "Wherever we can get on bands such as the Ramones (whose song "Bad Brain" eventually be- SSPSF stage and flex out our new songs and new singer. You know, let the came their moniker), the Sex Pistols and others, they decided they people know we're still out there." wanted something more. , ::' J^^^A SKI "It was an evolution," recalled Darryl. "What happened was, we were "• . .^^ff^^ If you've ever heard the Bad Brains, you couldn't forget 'em. If you've iMto never heard them, go see 'em. Power chords fused with probing lyrics punk rock sort of kids. We didn't want to be your 'girl in the back seat' ill and a range of musical influences, most notably reggae, help set the kind of a band" Bad Brains apart. During the band's heydays, 1979-1983, even Cars The band had an immediate and profound effect, influencing folks frontman Ric Ocasek got into the act, producing the band's first LP, such as Henry Rollins (former Black Flag singer). •»• flock/or Light. (Caroline Records) "We had natural cadence to our style with whatever we wanted to V Over the next five years, the band broke up, reunited to record play, which at the time was considered white music," said Darryl. "But Bi criticaUy acclaimed I Against I (SSI1), broke up again, then reunited to to us it was just our music. I mean, alot of white kids came to sec it, but we liked the Sex Pistols and Stevie Wonder," record Quickness (Caroline), this time with Mackie replacing original 1 iMii But as good as they were, the social stigma of being a black, hardcore -.. • ' • • \ '••'•'• '>•• x?" mm drummer Earl. That album, recorded in 1989, was named the indepen- band wasn't totally accepted. They eventually left D.C. and moved to «!•r. -•+;*.-* . " V •' • i •• "^ IH dent Release of the Year," by the National Association of Independent New York in the early '80s. Record Distributors (NAIRD). "We thought that it was getting rough. It wasn't a banning sort of Bl After Quickness the band again broke up; HR to build on his quest to •••••I ^^^^•••yj thing, But it had been said once that 1 ain't going to have no punk gfkmMf: sing nothing but reggae, the others for independent projects. But Darryl JVfOPIr •1' . band playing in here, much less a black punk band in here.' ^iiii^.1. • and Dr. Know still had music in them, so last spring they stumbled As for being a 31-year-old married father who still loves writing music fit NRMi upon Israel, who has been with the band since March. and cranking out the tunes, Darryl's happier now than when he started. With the release of an album hinging on the promising prospect of "I have more fun than I had in the past," said Darryl, who this landing a major label, the band is playing shows to tighten the act and summer worked on Ocasek's new album due out in spring." I think get more accustomed to one another. because I matured and I realized who I am. When I was younger, I was NMiybi (MM "(Fans) can definitely be assured of the Bad Brains sound, because just worried about everything being perfect, But the world isn't perfect,, the Bad Brains are playing the sound," said Darryl. and with that realization 1 have a lot better time up there." WOW W) w While the Bad Brains' impact on what had been a predominately OlM % 0* white, punk music scene pales in terms of importance to Jackie Robin- Bad Brains, Bouncing Souls, Suburban Hoodz, Saturday, Dec.26; Bad Brains, son's breaking of the baseball's color barrier, the band's significance Tesco Vee's Hate Police, Black Train Jack, Sunday, Dec. 27, at City Gardens, 6700. can't be denied. 1701 Calhoun St., Trenton. (609) 392-8887. Club mix

•w Moors 'Frankie Mob, Jan, 1. Bluos/jaa jam session, Sun- Headline comedy even/ night •Motavation, Jan. 1,2, •Shudder to Think. Sevenn, •Pelican Tribe, Age-9, Charly 253 French St. BOO-BOO'S BAR days. except Monday. CITY GARDENS Jan, 30, Manson, Legacy, Jan. 1. New Brunswick 4n

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{Continued from page 17) •Geoff Bartley, Jan. 22. lyn Bridge, Jan. 30. •Broadside Electric, Jan. 29. NEW VOKK COMEDY SHOP TNCCUNHOUIE King GMty Inn lldWatthungAw., Ralnfield (906) 769-9267 181 Mount Bethel Rd., Warren Rave night, Thursdays. (908) 647-0410 COCKTAHJ •Bill Keiley, Dec. 31. 51 Mam St., South River ORPHAN ANNIE'S [908} 257-8325 1255 Valley Rd., Stirling •The Party Dolls, Dec. 26. (908) 647-0138 •Voices, Dec. 27. Open jam, Sundays. •Public Notice, Dec. 31. PHEASANTS LANDING •Tim 04111s Band, Jan. 7. Amwell Rd., Htllsborough COMCDYSY THE CANAL (9081359-4700 •The Pedestrians, Dec, 26. Weston Canal Rd,, Somerset •Delivery Boys, Dec. 31. (908) 560-9880 PLAYPEN LOUNGE U» comedy Fridays, Saturdays, Route 35, Sayrevilie and Dec. 31. (908) 721-0100 CONNIE'S Modern-rock dance night, Route 35, Sayrevilie Thursdays. (908) 721-6223 •John Eddie, American Anflcl, •Eddie Gambino (comedy), AdnanDod*. Dec. 31. Keys to the City, Dec. 31. •frankie Mob, Jan, 10. CORNERSTONE RED BULL CAFE 25 New St., Metuchen (toil Wetttrn Red Bull Inn (908)549-5306 1271 Route 22, Bndp.ewator Traditional jazz. (908) 704-8999 •Ed Polcer w/Mark Shane, Jaz/ night, Sundays. Quartet, Dec. 26. Opcn-mike night, Mondays. •Han Peplowski w/Hoawd Cabaret/open mike night, Tues- Alden, trio, Dec. 30, days. 3376 Route 27, Kendall Park •John Cocuul Quartet, Dec, •Johnny Charles & The Stin- (908)4221117 31, grays, Dec. 26. Uve comedy Fridays and Satur- COVE RARITAN RIVER CLUB days. 108 Chestnut St., Roselle 85 Church St., New Brunswick SOUTH RIVER PUB (908) 241-1226 (908) 545-6110 »B.B.&Tnt Stingers, Big Dog, Dinner-dance 66 Mam St., South River Grind Junction, Dec. 26. L'-1 <* r-.edy, -if'ti (908) 257-0330 •RnNeMobJan.2. John Eddie (acoustic), Tues- CWCWTCLUS HOUM ?/., Aberdeen days. 41516th Aw., Irvlngion (908) M6-U44 Backstreet* Duo, Wednesdays, (201)374-1062 •Edgar Cayce, Dec, 31. STANHOPE HOUSE •South Gmt Siammin' Gladys, Thi Blua Souls, faaturlng mualclana from Edison, MkMtestx, North Plainfleld and Red MM'IGRim Main&Hlftri,Stanhop* Jan. 7. Bank, will ctltbratt tht naw yaar at Fraddy'a In Bamardavllla Friday, Jan. 1. 777 Route 202, Raritan (201) 347-0458 (908) 707-1777 RoutM 202-206, Brtdfewater •Billy Hector ft The Fairlanes, •Sarah Dash, Dec. 25. 39 Route 22, Green Brook Hoboten (908)699-0570 Warren Chiasson Tno, Mon- (908)5»-7090 •Trimm A larsen. afternoons (908)968-3338 (201) 798-4064 All shows at 8:30 p.m, days. Dec. 26. 0pm MUM jim, Tuesdays. Dec, 26, Jan. 9.23. Country music, Sundays and •The Mekong, Dec. 31 •Mike Sinatra (singer- SCANDALS •Blue Sparks, Dec. 31. TWFMStt •Zen (or Primates, evening Dec. Wednesdays. •Action Swin|ers, Jan, 9. songwriter), Jan. 9. 3793 Route 1 •BkM fnUan. 24. 789 Jviwy Ave. 26. UVETONMHT •GutterbHI, Jan. 10. NHNSTML COFFEEHOUSE South Brunswick STONE PONY rWW DvunvMCn •American Standard, Luscious •The Raiorbacks, afternoon 125 Washington St. Somerset County Environmen- (908) 940-1717 913 Ocean Ave., Asbury Park (908)247-2995 Dec. 27. Hobolten Jackson, Jan. 14. tal Education Center Male revue, Wednesdays. (906) 775-5700 Open-mild nltfit, Mondays. •Jim McClatchy Blues Band, (201) 795-9606 •Throwing Mu»es, Jan. 15. 190 Lord Stirling Rd. "Alternative" night, Thursdays. FAIT UNI M The Fairlanes, Sundays. evening Dec, 27. •Cupid and Psyche, Oversoul, •David Thomas, Jan. 22. Basking Ridge SCANTICON-PRMCETON The Outcry, Thursdays. 207 Fourth Ave., Asbury Park •Open mike, Dec. 28. Jan, 4, Woods on fire. Dec, 26. •The Goo Goo Dolls, Jan. 29, (201) 335-9489 Route 1, West Windsor (906)988-3205 1 18,25. •Latch, Oral Groove, Sit N •Luna', Jin, 30. All shows at 8:30 p.m. (609) 452-7800 •T.M. Stevens, Gene Me- Audition night, Sundays. •Swirled Whale, Dec. 31. Spin, Jan. 2, MINE STMET COFFEE HOUSE •Rulnie Foster, Jan. 1. •Rob Bartlett (from the Imus Cormick & The Blue Genes, Flretribe, Wednesdays. •Mr, Downchild, Jan, 1. MAXWELL'S First Reformed Church •Open stage, Jan. 8. show on WFAN), Dec. 31, Dec. 25. •Solar Circus, Rum Runners, 9 Bayard St., New Brunswick •Twist of Fate, afternoon Jan. 1039 Washington SI. •Jack Hardy, Jan, 15, SHOOUN27 •Uve, Tnbe, Well of Souls, Dec, The Kind, Dec. 26. 2. 26, •Whirling Dervishes, Dec. 31, •Unguided Missile, evening Jan. •Southside Johnny S The As- •Hyperactive, Jan. 2. 2, bury Jukes, Dec. 27, FREDDY'S •Willie too, afternoon Jan. 3. •The Nines, Dec, 30, 1 Mill St., Bemardsville •Artec Two-Step, evening Jan. •Mr, Reality, Dec. 31. (908) 766-6575 3, Country music, Saturdays. •Garland Lamb & The Shoes, •American Angel, Jan. 8. Live comedy Sundays. Jan. 7. •Marshall Tucker Band, Mango •No Strings Attached, Dec 25 •Road Runner, Jan, 8 Bros., Jan. 29. •The Free Country Band, Dec •Call for dotiiils, (Wninpjiin. 9. THE STORE 26. •Ino He'jon.ilors, '.'•.eninf, Ijn. 55 South hnley Ave. •Fat Chance, Doc, 31 10 Basking Ridfie j. AUGusrs •l;n f.inttnwj, J,m 11 19 Dennis St., New Brunswick •BB A llU'btlMj'Hf',. J-jfV ].', (908) 766-9853 (908) 246-8028 •iniian.r.Kl',, J;i". 1ri •Chuck Slate Band. Dec. 26. Dance party, Fridays, Satur- •Hlue Pl.itu fj[)L'(.uil, ,i'lC'fti(X'i STRESS FACTORY days. J.m, 1*» Clarion Hotel Hub City Jam, Sundays. •f'auI I'ltunci, owning Jan. 1(1 2055 Route 27. Edtson GaryTTo (guil:ir), Mondays. •>•(; Mniwonl.il'j. iiftcmonn (908) 287-3500 JACK O'CONNOR'S J.m. 1/ Live comedy Fridays and Satur- 1288 Route 22, Bndgewnif.'r •BfOdks Williams, w-mn\\ Jan. days. (908) 725-1500 17. Piano brunch w/Giadys Hicii- •Mood Swiiif',. Jan. '2\. •GaiLighw SI, Jon. 22, 23, ards, Sundays. STUDIO 1 Lou Pompelillo, Tuesd.iyv • H-iHii;' Hairy fvcuf'(', J-in 8H Vf.'Kjna Avtf.. Nuvwk •Misha PiatiRorsky, Dec. 'B 2.1 (2011 •182-1150 •Vince Giordano A Thu New Or •Ik'lv.wn me Lines VA-JW^ •Mutilation tnlity, Mortician, leans Nigjit Hawks, Dec. 21 Jjn. ^'1 OCL 26. •99YBafS.Dec.31, •An hwifyt lacrjustii: hlui'S). •jOulfiGitni;, Siammin1 Gladys. JOHN & PETER'S Jiin. 2H J;w I 96 South Matn St •Zpn for I'mnjies, Jan ?9. •Diktat l)op I.D.K., Jon. 2. NewHofc, Pii. •Liltlp Hrd HiioslL1!. iiftefiliw H (215) 8620823 Jiin. 30. •Heii;mliim.e I from ibvRnal Free admission Saturday and •Dukes of Destiny, evening J IVorWonMIV), Jan.8. Sunday afternoons. 30. ZUPKO'S TAVERN Liberty Blues Jam, iuescLiys. • jtook'r butler. uvenir-K Jan 'ISONmtn Avo., Dunelten Mountain John, Wednesdays Jl. Raunchy rockers Klx, whose last appearance at Club Bene In Sayrevilie drew a record (90H19G8-1020 and Dec. 24. JUKEBOX EDDIE'S crowd, return there for one show Sunday, Dec. 27. • Iho Atmosphere, Dec. 31. Fnrtx?s Nowspapers ' 'tioeember 23 25,1992 rv- I Side rhe menu orders rt Menlo kartells can set HM up with dinner ind a movie By MICK! PULSINELU QUfrwy Corespondent had business to attend at the new Menlo Park Mall in Edi- I son, and since it was near din- ner time, I decided to eat at MartoU'i RMtturant. The res- aurant k located at. the end of tho (xxl court on the swond Hour. I icver ate there before so I didn't mow what \o expect. Martell's is a casual type rcs- laurant, the kind you would expect in a mall. There is a raised bur in the center with tables all around. Ihe dining room consist of tables SHARON W180N/WEEKENDPLUS circulating the bar. There are Martall'a Raataurant at tha Manlo Park Mall In Ediaon la a popular spot for ahopptri, movlt- Lionssmokin. g and nonsmoking sec- go#ri ^ anyont who anjoyi good food and a caaual atmosphtrt. We sat in the back, next to windows overlooking the back parking lot For starters, my fellow co-worker had a cup of chicken torteilini soup. The tables are formica top and trimmed with light oak. There are no It was made with a good chicken stock and served piping hot table cloths, but they do have white cloth napkins. I had the bruschetta, Italian bread toasted and served with fresh The mahogany wood walls are very impressive. Something else that tomatoes, garlic, oil and fresh basil ($3.95), I was surprised that it was caught my eye were the old-fashioned chandeliers. I wonder if they served cold, but it did not detract from the taste, especially the fresh were real? basil. Martell's menu is a mixture of American and Italian. You can order My friend ordered the chicken breast stuffed with Camembert cheese chicken pot pie or meat loaf along with several pasta dishes. There is something for everyone including seafood, chicken, steaks and ham- and ham and served with a green peppercorn sauce ($9.50). The chicken burgers. was moist and the creamy cheese delicious. The sauce was light but the There are 11 appetizers ($3.bO-$4.95) including the standard chicken peppercorns added a nice bite to the meal. m if m. fingers and potato skins, as well as Chinese dumplings, baby back ribs I had the New York strip steak with a mushroom sauce ($15.95). The f and mussels marinara. charbroiled steak, cooked medium rare, was tender and tasteful. Served 4 The salads are interesting. Choices include cobb or warm goat cheese with both entrees were pea pods, mashud lurnips and home made m*\ for $7.50, a chunky Caesar ($7.95), warm dyon chicken salad ($8.25) and French fries. a prawn cocktail for $8,50. The fries were quite good, and much letter than the frozen variety t * You can order sandwiches any time, and there are 11 to choose from served at most restaurants. You can order them as a side dish for $3. 1*1*1 ($5.95-$7.5O). They have BLTs, grilled chicken, hamburgers, and turkey Martell's also has a dinner for two special for $25.75. This includes two or chicken burgers. prepaid movie tickets to Menlo Park's Cmeplex Odeon Theater, a choice Entrees include seven Italian selections from penne pasta with chick- of four appetizers and nine entrees and u drink. That's quite a bargain en ($8.50), spaghetti bolognese ($7.95), spinach ravioli ($8.95) and egg- considering movie tickets cost anywhere from $7-$8 each. 'hfi' ,*. plant or chicken parmigiana ($7.95-$8.95). Other selections include seafood (seven choices from $7.95-$16.50), If you're in tho mood for dinner ami muvies all in the same night, chicken (six selections from $8.50-$10.50) and meat (seven entrees from consider Martell's in the Menlo Park Mall. $8.95-$15.95), Entrees come with a choice of baked, French fries or mashed potatoes. Martefl's 410 Menlo Park Mali, Edison. (908) 549-7900 M w RaCKLETS }>K

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My tip for this week Is very simple but 1 1 1 •-:•;-: :"•?': X".-:.--; '•'..-:'./-:'•'•":"!•:'.•'•"'•:• :•;• '•'•'¥•'!';• '•:-:'• '''•"' ''••'•''.•: ':" ' ' '-'••"•/•'-'••!.-;: •!' not atwiys easy to do. RELAX! This is a BOOK YOUR | Weddings • Showers time (or love, family and good will. HOLIDAY e Rehearsal Dinners • Anniversary Parties Please try not to get caught up In the • Reunions • Retirements hassle ol the holidays. Remember why PARTIES ^ we celebrate. Close your eyes from the NOW! mess, don't worry about how you look or NORTH V0S5ELLER AVE BOUND BROOK M people will check your home tor dust All Entrees $3 Watch the children's eyes sparkle with 356-2692 •356-9888 / All V* Ib, Sandwiches $1.99 the beauty Ol the holiday. Enjoy the lights and candles, burning fireplaces >/ and the people you love. Me, my husband, Ed, and my entire staff would like to take this opportunity to m not only wish you the very best season's ^ 600 W. Union Ave. greetings, but we would also like to Bound Brook, NJ thank everyone who has visited our res- taurant over the past year. Without you, Meals to Go we could not enjoy our wonderful reputa- Hockbiipoimge^ 560-0620 tion and success Menu for Week of Dec. 28th Now that your children will be home Everyone Deserves A Break c i from school for awhile, why not bring Bratwurstw/ Sauerkraut or Itiem for dinner of lunch to our family We'll give you one with our new lower priced menu oriented restaurant. With two aduHs or- Shrimp Creole dering regular entrees, your children c en (under 10) can eat FREE. A little present OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE TlieS ^^ ^ Papr'ka or from us. We also have a senior citizen ' Pasta w/ Eggplant, Tomato & Squash discount and an early bird special Regular Menu • 11:30-9:30 PM Scarpollino's will be closed Christmas yy. J Sauerbraten or WCU| Eve and Christmas Day, so thai we can Stuffed Rounder enjoy our trienbs and family. NEW YEARS EVE-Regular Menu till 7:30 BEST WISHES TO . or I Roast Leb of Lamb or Thurs. Stuffed Clams JOIN US AT OUR NEW YEARS EVE PARTY 8:30-2:00 • Limned Menu • Noiscmakers • Live Entertainment Fri. / Happy New Year! S ML Iktiid %£ ft Open Jan. 1st & 2nd for Si.irnnc In J;m. • Every Wed. A Thurs. hrrcn • b4;i::$ Nile Couples k Singles Invited ic Dance Dinner & Live Entertainment The Nnc/Uiiv To OUT DJ*8-12 ClOSFH MONDAYS Gourmet Coffee & Cookies [

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4«W !f K 'trtt! »tKV-S» Seating* 2FM - 4PM - 6PM • 8PM Reservations Complimentary champalgne Suggested Open till Opm flew Yearn Cve Casual Attire new Yean Dy 12-lam A/)(MU HOURS: Mon-Sat 11-1am, Sun 12-12 FOR ELEGANT CHRISTMAS BUFFET 200 Stelton Rd,, HscMiway TSl'lUS Chef Cawed - Turkey. Mnw toi Ham ft tomb Shdmp - Clomi - Vlenneet Table - Fceih Fnit • OPAOPA Drink RESERVE EARLY $19.95 pion

NEW YEARS GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY Prime Rib Dinner • with ell the trimmings EVE Tickets • 155.00 • (tax I tip Included) CELEBRATION r" FREE LATE NITE BUFFET! OPEN TIL 4:00 AM. DAILY STECIALS WEDDING DREAMS I Looking lor gentroui portkmi, rtlixing atmoiphin, courttoui Mr- • IMU^ From FROM $33.95 i v1c«7 You'H find tt ftll *l TMrsty't. ] Stifimp Cocktm AMI SH ¥M Opr it im :wtii YOUR TOTAL CHECK! 4f| 1 HonDowro "* % Purchut of it Inn oni lunch or (Nnmr soup I siim BV ran •ntiM itqulrtd. Umlt to (wriiol ol th W TCaniDw '«**«* S*» leu. Vilkl ivirydiy ncepl Frktty. Miy OPAOPA Drink 9 not bl comblntd with in^ other ofttl. WNftflf CM MM Gtw Srncr 20 Rntrvitiww Kcepltd Exp. 1-9-93. CNIdren'i Menu $1.951 IU9NESS LUNCHEON SPECU15 $4.30 Forbes Ri. 202 N, Branchburg Newspapers 526-0717 Free Hirih&u or \nnt\er\jn ( At mih lhar

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Fortes Newspapers December 23-25,1992 t HERB PAMLO'S BOBBY & MARY'S 318 William St., Piscataway : QREENHOUSE RESTAURANT 752-4474 WEEKEND DINNEH SPECIALS YEAR'S EVE • Chicken Francaise $10.95 m Hot & Cold Buffet - $25.00 • Zuppa DiScallops $9.95 f-yf Mats • Noisemakers ftwenfs LIVE ENTERTAINMENT BY HU-CREATIONS From Liz 4 Rooms Available lor your Banquet Needs My tip tor this wwk Is very simple but not atwiys eny to do. RELAX! This ii a I BOOK YOUR Weddings • Showers time tor love, family and good will. HOLIDAY t Rehearsal Dinners • Anniversary Parties Please try not to get caught up In the • Reunions • Retirements hassle of the holidays. Remember wtiy k-y-:'- PARTIES PS we celebrate. Close your eyes from the m NOW! mess, don't worry about how you took or i 7 NORTH VO5SEU£R AVE BOUND BROOK people will check your home tor dust. All Entrees $3.0 Watch the children's eyes sparkle with 356-2692*356-9888 All 'A Ib, Sandwiches $1.99 the beauty 01 the holiday. Enjoy the \ lights and candles, burning fireplaces and the people you love. Me, my husband, Ed, and my entire staff would like to take this opportunity to not only wish you the very best season's t 600 W. Union Ave. greetings, but we would also like to Bound Brook, NJ thank everyone who has vistted our res- taurant over the past year. Without you, !•"••! Meals to Go m we could not enjoy our wonderful reputa- & fo[klail lounge ^ 560-0620 A tion and success. Menu for Week of Dec. 28th Now that your children will be home Everyone Deserves A Break (torn school for awhile, why not bring w Ihem lor dinner or lunch to our family Mon. Bratwurst / Sauerkraut or oriented restaurant. With two adults or- We'll give you one with our new lower priced menu Shrimp Creole •v: dering regular entrees, your children (under 10} can eat FREE. A little present OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE TueS Chicken Paprika or from us We also have a BDmor citizen Pasta wi Eggplant, Tomato & Squash discount and an early bird special, Regular Menu • 11:30-9:30 PM Scarpollino's will be closed Christmas Sauerbraien or Eve and Christmas Day, so that we can Wed. Stuffed Flounder enpy our friends and lamily NEW YEARS EVE-Regular Menu till 7:30 BEST WISHES TO ALL or Roast Leb ol Lamb or Thurs. Stuffed Clams JOIN US AT OUR NEW YEARS EVE PARTY 168 Mt. Ik the I %i 8:30-2:00 • Limited Menu • Noisemakers • Live Entertainment Fri. i Happy New Year! Open Jan. 1st & 2nd for Surnnc In J.m. • Every Wed. ft Thim. 'Warren • 647-172$ Kilt Couples k Singles Invited if< Dance Dinner & Live Entertainment The Nile A*;iv ToOui DJ tfc-12 GOSH) MONDAYS Gourmet Coffee & Cookies [>uf 36 Off Rt 78 Or Wurrvnviilv Rd Oti U S ?? 62 W. Main St., Somerville 722-8782 WMf^zm*!^ m I FOOD k SPIRITS New Yean Eve Prime Rib Special w 98 PI H-no Seating: 2PM - 4PM - 6PM - 8PM Reservations CompUmcnUiy champilync Suggested Open till 9pm Mew Yean Eve Casual Attire New Yean Day 12-lim Season HOURS: Mon-Sat 11-lam, Sun 12-12 FOR ELEGANT CHRISTMAS BUFFET 1200 Stelton Rd., PtocMawiy 752*2229 Carved Lamb of Hope Table - Reth FruH OPAMr* Bring You RESERVE EARLY $19.95

NEW YEARS QALA NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY Health, EVE Prtmt Rib Dlnntr • wtlh all th» trimmings Tkhttt - $55.00 • {tax I tip Includtd) Peace and CELEBRATION T'f < FREE LATE NITE BUFFET! OPEN TIL 4:00 AM. DAILY SPECIALS DREAMS Looking lor gentrout porikmi, rtlaxlng itmoiphirt, courtioui inCLUDE PROM $33 I vice? You'll find ti ill at Thlnty'i Shrimp CocWul YOUR TOTAL CHECK! Soup & Salad BIT Hours Open B«r Silvtf Purchase of ai IMM ona lunch or (Mnntr OPA-OP* Drink Hors 0 c«w«s i*i; 7Couru YA Chiklrso $ SU9NESS LUNCHEON SPEOALS $4.30 Forbes 669 Rt. 202 N, Branchburg Frvv Btrthd

December 23-25,1992 I orties Newswix^ VWt jIlBnd 23 Grow NEW YEARS Spriagfield PARTY Bobby & Mary's Thursday, Dtctmbtr list 10FM-3AM y .' ' In Our Pavilion • •.' fear \jtox HOTBUFFCTtOffNBAH [0*. FREEHats4NolniMhirt *$25 Per Person ' Muiic: ' • ' 9:30 p.m. 'til ? . DJ:JEANMARIE . 7 COURSE DINNER •OWY&MARfS Choice of: Sirloin Steak - Swordfish • or Boneless Chicken 318 William St. • Open Bar All Night • Live DJ & Dancing • Piscataway. • Champagne Toast • Continental Breakfasi • Hats & Noisemakers 75Z-4474 Reservations Required $40 •^ ^r per person (Includes tax & tip) (201) 4674004 Chicken Bourson " 380 Rt. 22 East, Springfield Pasta Pomodoro (directly across from Channel)

To All Our Customers! o SPECIAL NBV YEARS EVE MENU •till 8 I'M and Take-mil Available NEW YEAR'S EVE DINNER 9:30-. AM Live Eitlcrtalniiiciil • Aullicittic Spanish TroubndiMir • ChnrnpaRiic To;nl >il Mulinthl IV Try our Special Coftcc nnd Yuu Keep ilic p » Untiled Scuting Ucscividion^ Ucquin-il /^ 908-704-9292 I* li SAPPORO 5 SUSHI AND S1EAK HOUSE ) SERVING NWYEWSCELEBRMIOH Sushi, Tempun, Teriyakl, and specializing In Hlbachi Steak t Seafood served and prepared by your own chef */ ft R Corner of Rt. 202 N. k Tlwmpson_ When You iVant The Sushi Bar Bar Happy Hour Occasion To Be The atmosphere Is 4:30 PM. 6:00 PM m delightful & relaxing '1 off All Mix Drinks Unforgettable Or Sensibly Priced Try Our H0UM: You're Just Going Out For Mon.-Thl«. M.-S* 4:30-11:00 Alfonso Chef's Special 11:30-2:3M4:M-10:30 Sun. 4:30-9:00 celebrates A Bite rViih friends MWBHUNSWtCK TRAM STATION New Year S Includes Complimentary Bottle of Spuimnte SAPPORO JAPANESE Appetizers (Choict) RESTAURANT to Baktii Climi, Monerella Sticks, Eggplant & Rolallni NJ TPK. Elitree5 (Sirvtd With I«IM1 A Pud) The First Place For 5 GEORGE STREET • NEW BRUNSWICK • Veal Marsala • Chlckw Ferroviore The Best In Restaurants 908.828-3888 • Shrimp & Scallops Frl Dlavlo ••'A Open 7 Days • Parking Validation Disiirti I Coffn, Chteta Caki, Tirtufo, Spumonl, Tortonl Call For Reservations Valet Parking For Dinner Only We. • Scotch $5°° OFF $ooo Qpr I Buy One Entree anything of anything of ' Get 2nd at $25.00 $35.00 or more or more I 1/2 price • AH coupons not valid on 12/21 & 12/31

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RESTAURANT • * /pelf uriHfi Hie • • PRESENTS r GREEJ« n v^ ^N GROCERY SALAD BAR NEWYEARS'SEVE New Years.' •' Special Holiday Menu Seating;: 5:00,6:00,7:00,8:00 and 9:00 pm . --Eve ••' *. Prime Rib of Beef, Au Jus ..;.;.;;....;:....;.,.....;..;,„.;..;,„.. 14,95 4 N.Y. Sirloin Steak H.f5 ill Broiled Lobster Tails IMS PACKAGES < * « Steak and Tails „ 19.95 11 Chicken Stuffed with Wild Rice „ 11.95 Broiled Seafood Combo 18,95 Fresh Broiled Swordfish 15.95 W Beer Baiter Shrimp 11,95 * Cajun Chicken Cordon Bleu 11.95 *1 Veal Cordon Bleu 13.9S Reservations taken for any number of people MSi NEW YEAR'S DAY... Brunch Buffet and Green Grocery Salad Bar Pockage 3 10 am until 2 pm Dlnnir Including: Bacon • Sausage • Scrambled Eggs • French Toast Call for Early Seating 6 PM • Eggs Benedict • Breast of Chicken Champignon • Stuffed Shells Limited Menu • Beef with Broccoli • Home Fries • Asst. Danish • Juices • Coffee • Tea Reservations Includtt 85 Church St. And much More! 4 Count Dinner $ 95 $ 95 545-6110 liquor New Brunswick Adult 9 Children under 12 5 Chimpignt Tout Entire regular menu and dinner will be saved from 2 pm 6% Tax and 18% gratuity added to alt checks 600 E. Main Street, Bridgewater • 526-1420 |j ti May This Season $• •• w,\. -...•.• v,/ of Hope Bring You Health, RT. 27, EDISON, NJ. i 287-2222 I Peace and t';;';( Love. 'resents to if Forbes Newspapers

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Champagne Tout *•,;•• to include: Full course Prime Rib dinner Roast Prime Rib of Beef Dinner Champagne Unlimited Liquor (No Cream Drinks) Open bar Continental Breakfast |Rye, Scotch, Gin, Vodka, Nats and Noliemakera Rum, Bourbon, Wine & Beer) Entertainment by Sounds of the City Continental breakfast Hals & Noise makers Continuous music of 3 bands Stirling 9 TM'til 3 AM Scrvini hum ill cant menu till 7:00 pm only $50.00 per person (tax U gratuities included) 101} Wuhington Avenue (Off lit. 2Z) Crwn Brook, NJ l

t\>'.> Early For Reservation^ Reserve Early (908) 287-2222 1 1 ".•.v.v-.fr^.v..-. !;. *"-, • , v ••,•,;••• 4 Special New Yean Eve Seating* ""^'"•"^•'^•^••^'•"•^'^'••'•.i'V''"' 4:00 Senior Citizens Celebration mm""' 6:00 Family Hew Yearn Celebration X ^ ^mmA ^ M Include*: Ctowna, Balloons fl^^HflB arSpecbdChlldrent lilwMfl OuunpflgneJuiceToait i yi / ^ V Soup, StM Choke* Entree*. H M DciseitChttnp«9ieToeM • fl RESERVEEARLY A • 8:00 ft 10:00 Seattnp...$ 19.95 Roe 'Entree Choice of Famous ,—mi—• <—i (Sotuvse 24oz. Steak, Lobster, Seafood, Hot Chops Join us (or a Great Evening of Fun, Excitement, Dancing, im: Good Food antf Drink or Chicken, and Live Comedy Jo/utter {jft • Open Bar All Evening • Ultimate Bullet • Live Comedy Show wif/i t f/w/rt/ (featuring 3 Comedians Iroin HtJO, Showtime & More1) • Music find Dancing into 1993 • Noisrjmakors and Party Favors or • Champagne Toast it Midnight • Continental Breakfast alter Midnight PerPoMoPerPoMon cr (vva/ir of r/ot/i(f/o $CQ955 s4 OO95POO Couple* O*f (pluii tax & gratuity) 1 *J**J*JJ (phll ,a)t ft gra,u|,y) with fMucfw iC- l/lrte *Invlutics ih'htAC overnight iiirummodtuious eefc Inquut about mr Hn Uar'i l>

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(THURSDAY EVENINOECEMBER 31,1992 > J3•. P J] BALLROOM GALA IRONWOOD DINING ill w/sf) you a t90per person* Merry Christmas and • Open Bar, Reception, Dinner, NEW YEAR'S PRIX FIXU a Happy New Year" Dancing ami DAY &RUNCH NEW YEAR'S EVE MENU CoflfJIIl'llfilf JMtfiltf . Our tradition of great lood and great fun h) continues with our New Year's Eve 1993 new year. Our knwus HIRST COURSE MLNU plated brunch Lobster bin\ue celebration here at Colonial Farmsl lavish {issvrtiMtti of //of ml OR Cokfllors li'tKuvrcy irof»or/ctl Irurn H.3Q am Consomme ot Mww/i/ with From 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. you have a choice of our Cheeses, Pate's and Sliced toXXpm Wild Mushrooms Quenelles brand new dinner menu or a holiday dinner for two Fresh Fruits und will feature • package for just $25 per person which includes: all your favorites SALAD such as Salad of Mixed held Greens FIPST COURSE t • Champagne Toast • Lobster Bisque or Fettuclne Lobster bisque with Coqnac Plum Tonmto-Shallot Vinaigrette Alfredo • Caesar Salad * and your choice of • Filet betylan Walfles, • Mignon • twin Lobster Tails • Prime Rib * Prime Rib Gounnet Omelettes MAIN COURSES ff^j benedict Orilicil feaf C/ic^> served over and Lobster Tail or Stuffed Chicken SALAD Snwbed Salmon Holiday pariait and coffee or tea Included braised Spinach. Ibrcini Mushnwm Salad of Mixed fichi Greem and more Demi-Glace Plum ToniatQ-Shallvt • moo Naturally our From 9:00 lo 2:00 a.m., we'll be ringing in the New Year TburnitJos t>f beet with Tvie (iras, 'Brunch board" fan Wine Trulile Sauce with our Celebration Package which includes: brimming with MAINCOUKSL5 137.00 fresh ff uffs. Roasted Rack of Sew Zealand Lamb, Tmtnedos of fled with Fole Oras pastries, multins, * Champagne Toast • Open Bar (Cocktails and Wine) l\>rt Wine Twitte Sauce fresh Herbs • Lobster Bisque Soup or Fettuclne Alfredo * Crab ls, clnxses M5Q Stuffed Mushrooms or Shrimp Cocktail • Caeser OH Grilled Atlantic Salmon with Lentils. will lie included. Poached Atlantic Salmon, basil Oil Salad and choice of: • •w Chervil Sauce J3.1.50 • Filet Mignon • Twin Lobster Tails Prices start at Milielvuille of Ihxichcd hict ot !>ca iUsy • Chicken Charlemagne * Prime Rib + Lobster i7,5Q and are i/io a Trio otAmak an Caviars, • Prime Rib -Shrimp Scampi Ivil buy ot the year Champagne Owe Sauce Dancing to the Sieve Mottola Orchestra, Parly I3if..so Favors, taxes and gratuities included lor just $65 per OliSSEPT \mmsD • person. Trio 0/ ClkKointe Desserts KliSTAI'KANT UliSSIiRT Unlimited Clidrn/wync Warm Apple Tourtc with Caramel Sauce % Reservations are required-Call today! O;x.l/i Mr Serving Premium Reservation* arc limited ChambordChoiiilatc hurtc X Iresh berries with Cremc An\;laise i brand Liquors H.S VP by ikcemlw W>. W2 (908) 873-3990 Continental hiviiitkist Regular Si Ikxattmated Colkw Tea Huts, Noisvmuliers ml Party favors Ivr Reservations Cull Truttlcs and M^iumliscs 1 Colonial Farms Taxes and tirntuitics Im hided 908-7^8200 Taxes and Gratuities not included 1745 Amwell Road Middlebush/Somerset, N.J.

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JASMS Restaurant 150 Rl. 206, Hllliborough, N.J. 526-5584 3 ml, South of Somervllli Clrctt New Year's Gourmet Buffet t RESTAURANT Join Us ^ ' 69 Main Street Slmmp Cocfaail Ctasar Salad %• Lebanon Sliced Chateaubriand Casual Country Setting until horseradish & Heamaise Sauce NEW YEAR'S EVE featuring serving our regular menu or try our | Italian-American Sliced Turfoy unth %hld Linyonhrry Sauce »'* EAST MEETS WEST BUFFET : m Cuisine Sliced tpast Loin of Tor^ with 'Money & Thyme ••••M \ Thursday Night 5:00 i>m40:00 pm N Shrimp & Scallops until garlic and %Kne Sauce $9.95 person $4.95 children under 12 W LOBSTERFEST '9 ^; Ridley of fresh (jnrden Vegetables Veal Parmigiana t Oriental Pepper Steak Sunday pasted ' %ed ^tssct Potatoes Flounder Florentine • Chinese Angel Hair BRUNCH MO" Variety of fresh Cut fruits Stuffed Shells • Moo Goo Gai Pan fc*- AH YjOV CAN EAT! Assorted Breads & Butter (908) 236-2992 Coffee, tea, Decafe • Viennese Vablt Assorted Salads • Plentiful Desserts *: • Exit 20A of! Rt. 78 Continental breakfast Reservations Accepted 12 Blocks from Rt. 22 ] Reserve $:30 pm • 2:00 am Intensive Q(ame T>mnd Open *Bar 609 E. Main St., Bridgewater : 7224180 for ? with unlimited Champagne, New Year's Eve ' ')& y SoundDisUi Now!

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cfatJwiy'i Fine Kalian Restaurant Ristorante FINE NOKTHEHN ITALIAN CUISINE* luficn Eon • Dinnu • COCKTAILS Italiano 1462 South Avenue 2243 Hamilton Blvd. 1370 South Avenue 24 North 20th St. Plainfield, NJ South Plainfield, NJ Plainfield, NJ Kenitworth, NJ (908) 753-6900 (908) 757-6685 (908) 757-2244 (908) 709-1155

LONAROSSAI Restaurant Fine Chinese Dining i Take Out The Courtyards 362 Park Ave. Rls.202/206 North 230 Washington Place Scotch Plains Pluckemin, NJ 28 North Ave. West North Brunswick, NJ (908) 781-5100 Cranford, NJ (908) 297-3803 (908) 322-7853 (908) 276-5749

Villa Xuova at the Fulton Restaurant & Cocktails' Italian American Cuisine Park & Mountain Ave. Five locations in the Amwell Rd, 1349-55 Fulton St. New Jersey Area Scotch Plains, NJ Belle Mead, NJ Rahway, NJ (908) 322-7726 (201) 256-5217 (908) 359-4700 (908) 381-7952 For Thf Uicalion Nc;n You

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