H APPY © THAXES < i IVL\<. The^festfield Record Vol. 4, No. 47 Thursday, November 25, 1993 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents Briefs Music, lights, free parking downtown Recycling check By NICOtC A. OMVINO that the theme draws on the holiday season Westfield High School Homecoming Parade first peek of the season at Santa. Santa will There will be no curbside as a time when people return to their family Wednesday at 2 p.m. and the Bonfire at Edi- pass out candy canes and good cheer at his pickup of recyclables on the THE RECORD and friends where they grew up in West- son School at 5:30 p.m. Thursday the fun north side of town Thanksgiv- arrival and music will be provided by the Westfielders will kick off the holiday sea- field continues at the WHS football game be- Westfield Community Band. ing Day to the holiday. Pickup tween Westfield and Plainfield, will resume on the south side son this weekend with an array of events In addition to free parking available from In the following weeks, the central busi- Thursday through Sunday at parking meters On Friday and Saturday, free sittings for Friday. culminating in the annual lighting of the ness district will be home to holiday activi- tree with Santa Sunday. through Christmas, the downtown area will family portraits will be offered by Arcanum ties such as holiday music care of brass This weekend is just the start of a month- be immersed in the holiday spirit. Each Hall at 102 Elm St. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. And Sat- Katydids boutique weekend will feature musical events by local urday barbershop performances will be pro- quartets, an ice-sculpting contest, photos Katydids Christmas Boutique long string of events sponsored by the West- field Area Chamber of Commerce and West- musicians, holiday fanfare including train vided by S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A. From 10 a.m.-3 with Santa and trolley rides. is open Friday until Dec. 9 at and trolley rides with Santa as well as hol- p.m., different groups of the barbershop the Reeves-Reed Arboretum, field MainStreet. The theme of all the events In the meantime, people can pick up res- 165 Hobart Ave., Summit, offer- is "Welcome Home to Westfield." iday contests. Local girl scout troops will be band will be performing in front of 102 Elm taurant promotion coupons and receive free handing out candy canes and coupons and ing a forest of trees, ornaments, Chairperson Darielle Walsh saidmthe St. and refreshments will be offered by gifts at many area eateries. Also, the Cham- refreshments will be offered by different Ahrre's. toys, and crafts. $3.50 admission theme is meant to encompass the feelings of ber of Commerce and Main Street are hold- benefits the Reeves-Reed and returning to an old hometown, a friendly area businesses and organizations including The weekend will be topped off by the its environmental education place where the stores know your name, Iia's, Ahrre's Coffee Roastery, and the annual tree lighting ceremony at the train ing a holiday decorating contest. Look for programs. Katydids represents offer personal service, and are one in the American Red Cross. station on North Avenue. From 5-6 p.m. resi- shop entrance and window displays cre- hand-crafts of over 100 New same with the community. Mrs. Walsh said This weekend festivities begin with the dents meet to see the tree lit and get their atively decorated in full seasonal array. Jersey artisans. Toddler story time Mummm, quality cookies Registration begins Nov. 30 at Garbage hauler the Westfield Memorial Library for a Toddler Time Story Hour Dec. 7 at 1:30 p.m. Toddler Time is a one-time introduction for 2-year-olds and their par- sues over hours ents to story-time, book collec- tion and library services. Par- ticipation includes games, State calls local law 'unenforceable' songs and stories. duct business between the hours of By HtCOt£A.QAVINO 5 a.m.-C p.m. President Steve Sci- THE RECORD Property tax pie oscia mentioned numerous safety Fanwood Disposal has filed suit problems his company has suf- Attend a free community dis- against Westfield challenging its fered since he held his trucks back cussion "Where do your Prop- an hour due to West field's new or- erty Tax Dollars Go?" Wednes- new ordinance which prohibits gar- bage pickup before 6 a.m. The suit dinance. day sponsored by the Westfield Fanwood Disposal's complaint Democratic Committee at 7:30 cites state DEPE tariffs as super- seding the town ordinance. against, the Town of Westfield was p.m. in the municipal building. filed with the Union County Su- Union County Freeholder Back in September before the preme Court Nov. 5. Sandra Elmer Ertl, and Town Council- town enacted the ordinance, Town Thaler-Gerbcr, civil division man- men James Holy and Anthony Attorney Charles Brandt inquired ager, said Westfield has not yet re- Lal'oita will discuss issues such to the DEPE whetner state regula- sponded. No preceding has boen as school funding and the mu- tions supersede any town laws. scheduled yet and Ms. Thaler- nicipal budget. Last week he received a letter from Gerber said that the case probably Fred De Vesa, acting attorney gen- will not be heard for about two Holiday tunes eral of New Jersey, stating that years. Westfield's ordinance, "is unen- Meanwhile, two other garbage The Westfield Recreation forceable, in that the State of New Commission will host it's An- disposal companies have also re- Jersey has preempted the entire ceived summons for violating the nual Holiday Concert Wednes- field of solid waste regulation." day at 8 p.m. in Roosevelt local time limits and have said that School Auditorium. The free Although the letter said that the they will challenge the summons concert features the Westfield state tariffs will supersede any in Westfield's municipal court. Community Band and Roos- local ordinance. Councilman An- However, Mayor Garland 'Bud' evelt's Sharps and Flats. thony LaPorta pointed out that, Boothe said that the debate will "This is only an opinion of the have to be ar<;ucd out in the Supe- writer. There is no case cited in the rior Court because whatever judg- Sorority's sherry letter that would be similar to ment is made in the Fanwood Dis- This year's Pan-Hel Sherry DIANE MATFLEFtD/YHE RECORD ours." posal suit will supersede matters of for Kappa Alpha Theta will be Cookies emerge from the hearth at the Miller-Cory House Sunday during holiday meal prepara- Fanwood Disposal will cite their the Westfield police and the West- held at the home of Deborah tion demonstration, Judy Murphy does the honors for what was an appreciative young crowd. state-regulated tariff as the ruling field court. West on Dec. 2, 5-7 p.m. Cost is Story, photo on page A-7. law. According to their tariff, Fan- Town Council members ex- only $2 and all members are wood Disposal is allowed to con- pressed confidence that Westfield welcome. Call 232-4180 for at- will win in the courts. However, tendance notification or more they discussed alternate routes information. that could be taken if they don't win. CAAP meeting Students flock to first career day Councilman LaPortu said that Kim Kirkley will speak on the town could petition the state to "The Meaning pf Kwnnzaa" at By NICOLE A. GAV1NO ranging from medicine to drama. More 100 stu- concerns. change the haulers tariffs to coin- dents turned out to explore career choices. "The economy and the job market seem to be cide with Westfield's ordinance. He Concerned African-American TIIKHKCOKD Parent's meeting Dec. 2, 7:30 FBLA Vice-President Jon llaack said, "I getting worse and it's just harder today," senior explained that the tariffs are cur- p.m. at the Westfield Coin- Westfield High School held its first Career think it was an overwhelming response on the Andee Moore said. "We are focusing earlier be- rently lx.'ing phased out and may munity Center, 558 West Broad Day last week, signaling the growing concern in part of the students. Students these days are cause we want to make sure we're happy and not even exist in a few years. St. today's youth to get an early start on their really goal oriented and this is just another one we have money, especially here in Westfield "How i-an the state tell us we future. of those little samplers." when we look at our parents," can't enforce our ordinance when The program was spearheaded by WHS busi- The event came in response to a sizable re- Ms. Bellomo feels that parents and teachers they don't oven enforce their own Women for Women ness teacher and Future Business Leaders of quest for it on the part of the students who have contributed to the students' early con- tariffs? It doesn't make any sense," Dr. Rochelle Lynn Holt will America (FBLA) adviser lisa Bellomo. FBLA, a evidently are more future-oriented than their cerns. "We are training them to look ahead," Mr. IjaPorta said. speak on 'Fiction as Therapy' at student extra-curricular club, sponsored the predecessors. she said. "In every classroom we are teaching Town Attorney Brandt said that the fourth session of the Com- Thursday's event in recognition of American Professional Roger Love noted, "When we them and giving them opportunities that we he will write a letter to the state munity Education Workshops Enteiprise Day. were this age, I don't think we wen- thinking m.ver had at that age." informing the DEI'E that many of given by Women for Women, Ms. Bellomo said that this first career day is Westfield's haulers are currently vi- Inc., Dec. 2, 7:30 p.m. at St. Local businesses were brought into the about anything but today. Kids arc Kinking a lot school and all WHS juniors and seniors were farther down the road now." just the beginning. A larger, more expansive olating their individual tariff times. Paul's Church, '114 East Broad event is being planned for the spring, which The different times vary from 2 St. given the opportunity to meet with an array of Both students and professionals seem to feel about 25 professionals representing occupations that times are changing and so are student the school hopes to make an annual event. a.m. to fi a.m. startup times. International Eatery Santa train tickets The International Club of the Westfield -T will hold a Holiday Parking meters bagged, are still available Brunch Dec. 2, 11 a.m. Come Tickets for Train Rides with and bring one of your national Santa Saturday, Div. 4, are now dishes, available at Rrwnncr Opticians, 100 'Welcome home* begins East Broad St. and Harrisons Gift 'Messiah' Sing "Welcome Home to Westfield" homecoming parade and bonfire Shop in Cranfotd. The train rides The Choral Ait Society of NJ will lx> the theme of the month- at Edison Intermediate School will depart from the South side of will sponsor the annual 'Mes- long series of event's beginning field Nov. 24; complimentary por- the Westfield train station at 0:45 siah* Sing, Dec. 3 at 8 p.m. at Nov. 24, sfx>nsored jointly by the trait sittings by Arcanum Hall a.m., 11:45 a.m., and 2:45 p.m. for the First Baptist Church, 170 Westfiekl MainStreet I'rogram Studios Nov. 2G-27; and the an- round trips between Westfield and Elm St. Donation is $5, bring and the We;;! field Area Chamber nual Christmas tree lighting cer- High Uridgr. your own score. Call .'122-71M0 of Commerce. In addition to the emony at the Weslfield Train Sta- The Westfield Area Chanilxr of for tickets or information. free parking available from Thurs- tion Nov. 28, complete with an ap- Commerce is providing coloring day morning through Sunday jjearance by Santa. books for young passengers, who evening nt all the town's short- Complimentary musical per- will bo able to visit with Santa Babes in Toy Land formances will be ongoing Claus on the train. Jersey Central Come join tin- Junior I/<-;if;ue term parking meters through throughout the weekend and spe- Christmas, the Central Business will givo nwat three "HO" train of F.lizalx'lh and Plain field in cial restaurant promotion coupons sets to lucky ticket holders on each celebration of their annual Hol- District will lie awash in the hol- nnd candy canes will bo available iday spirit, providing customers trip. iday Sale "Babes in Toy J*ind\ at the MainStreet office on Kast The. round trip lust.s alxiut an Mark your calender for Dec. •!, extra services and, in sunn? cases, Broad Street and the Chamlx-r of- free refreshments, candy canes hour anil forty minutes. Ticket 10 a.in.-U p.m. at the Jumble fice on Quimby. MainStreet promotions committee chairperson Joseph Spec- prices are $9 per adult, $G per Store, 110 Walnut Ave., Cran- and discount::. Westfield MainStreet is the child. font. Donations for thi.i sale will ThanksRivini! weekend will see downtown revitalization project. tor bags a downtown parking meter as program manager Michele Picou and Katherine Brolhier, chamber executive di- For further information, contact Ix? accepted through Doe.l. Dill such sixrial events and services To volunteer, call Michele Pieou, Jersey Central Railway Historical (Please turn lo pngc A-2). as the Westfield High School program manager, nt 789-0444. rector assist. Society, (908) 755-7450. November 25,199? Chamber ask£: Drive-by shooting intended victims mum for donations" •y NICOLE A. QAVINO release that information at this with all the windows smashed and now checking out several leads in Signs requesting witnesses help time. Witnesses said there were the body dented. He was standing the process of figuring out who was have been taken dawn from Cen- for lighting < •THE RECORD tral Avenue, but police are still three males in the Buick and be- outside Dollar Video along with six in the Buick. As the holiday season ap- '^Police are continuing the investi- lieve the car's passenger side front other individuals when shots were The case is being investigated by open to hearing any new infor- proaches, the Westfield Area gation of a drive-by shooting inci- door window is smashed out. Tired a few moments later. Detectives Patrick Gray and Ro-mation. Police are still speaking Chamber of Commerce is ap- • dent which occurred late last Fri- The shooting came after police Police said that the three inci- nald Allen. Anyone with infor- with witnesses. pealing to members, local ' day night arrested Reali Goode, 18 of Linden; dents may be related, but at this mation concerning the events sur- The Union County Crime Stop- businesses, landlords, organi- • .., At about 2:20 a.m. Nov. 13 un-Richard Harris, 18 of Plainfield; point they cannot verify an link. rounding this incident is requested pers have posted a $6,000 reward, zations and individuals for fi- • jpiown suspects in a brown Buick and a 16-year-old juvenile of Cran- The shooting was not originally re- to contact the Westfield Police De- including $1,000 from the victim's nancial support of the Hoi- , Jdrove by the Southside Shopping ford in a fight which took place ported by the victims but by a partment at 789-4012. family, for any information that iday Lights Project. Contribu-, Plaza ard fired shots at a twoonly an hour earlier in the same number of witnesses. In fact, police In other business, police are still will lead to the arrest and indict- tions are needed to fund the • adults and five juveniles standing vicinity. said that the victims themselves searching for the driver respon- ment of the individual responsible annual display of illuminated , outside Dollar Video Store. After his release, Mr. Goode re- have not been the primary provid- sible for the death of Steven Ko- for the fatal hit and run. decorations that brighten the No one was hit but police did turned to his vehicle parked at the ers of information. pelchak. Mr. Kopelchak was a vic- Anyone with information regard- central business district and recover bullets and their shells. Southside Shopping Plaza, 301 E. At this point police believe that tim of a hit-and-run accident on ing the hit and run may call 654- welcome visitors and shop- They said that they know what South Avenue, to find that his ve- they know of everyone who was Central Avenue nearly a month T1PS or Sergeant Clifford Auchter pers to Westfield during De- type of gun was used but cannot at 789-4008, cember. hicle had been severely damaged, involved in the incident and areago. The generosity of Holiday , Lights Fund donors last year will allow modest expansion of the lighted area, primarily Woman calls cops from her closet as burglars filling in gaps on several streets," said William Moore of Classic Studio, chairman ' of the project. "In addition to our appeal to local businesses rummage on first floor of Boynton Ave. home and organizations, we encour- age the heart-warming prac- A Boynton Avenue resident who transported the driver and the ve- Both the resident and his wife are Nov. 17. While stopped at a light in tice of those who make corv> was home when thieves entered hicle back to Sevell's lot, When teachers in Westfield schools. the southbound lane on Central tributions in memory of, her house was one of four people they arrived, the motorist said he Avenue between North and South loved ones." -reporting burglaries last week. Police log would walk to the train station to Accidents Avenues, driver Joseph Bruno hit The Holiday Lights Project I At about 9:30 a.m. Nov. 18, the call for a ride. the car in front of him, which in will install 115 displays this, j Boynton Avenue resident called for However, other tow operators An 84-year-old Mountainside res- turn hit another car, year, plus four new ones to ;• police help while hiding herself in said they saw him hanging around ident is still hospitalized from a Christopher DeBose and Darryl be installed on South Avenue' £a closet The woman was on thesacked and believe that the sus-the impound lot. The original tow Nov. 21 accident Ms. Helen R Tag Randolph of Elizabeth, and June West and one on North Av- £ second floor of her home when she pects did not go downstairs. operator was in the office trailer' was taken to Overlook Hospital by Abramowski of Lawrence Harbor enue at Clark Street. v heard noises coming from the first A pillow case was found missing when he saw the suspect in vehicle the Westfield Rescue Squad at were all brought to Overlook Hos- Checks in any amount, 3 floor. Believing it was her mother from one of the bedrooms, but it is that he had just towed, driving out about 6 p.m., after hitting a tree on pital by the Westfield Rescue payable to "Holiday Lights ;I returning home, the woman called unknown at this time what was of the lot. He said that the vehicle East Broad Street. Squad where they were treated in Fund," may be mailed to the £ out from the hallway. stolen. was locked and Sevell's had the Ms. Tag said that she was travel- the emergency room and released Westfield Area Chamber of ;« When she didn't hear her mother Earlier last week, an Elm Street key. ing west down East Broad near the same day. Mr. Bruno was also Commerce, P.O. Box 81, £ respond, but heard instead strange resident reported burglary and Gallows Hill Road when she hadbrought to Overlook but was treat- Westfield, NJ 07091. \\ voices saying "go1, go!," she quickly theft of her second floor apart- difficulty seeing. She told police ed until his release on Nov. 18. I* realized that someone whom she ment. On Nov. 16, the resident re- Criminal mischief that she couldn't see that the road- £ didn't know was in her home. ported that someone entered her A Ripley Avenue resident re- way curved and she struck a tree •; Grabbing the phone, she ran up to home sometime while she wasported vandalism to his home Nov. on the opposite side of the street. Pediatrlc Ophthalmology Associates, P.A. •* the third floor and hid in a closet away on her honeymoon. She re-21. The resident reported that ••• ;' until police arrived. ported several pieces of kitchen- someone threw eggs at his home, Four people were injured during Jay M. Bernstein, MD I] Police suspect that entry was ware missing valuing a total of damaging and staining the paint an accident on Central Avenue on < gained through the garage door $350. Police found no signs of takes great pleasure In announcing that I; which was found open, or the side forced entry; doors were found Sylvia Rose Kodsi, MD • door. Pry marks and fresh paint locked and windows sealed. On Nov. 21, a Doris Parkway res- •: chips were found near the door. I ice (il I lit eh. \--r will be joining him In the practice of J- Once inside, police believe the ident also returned to find her I- burglars rummaged through the home burglarized. The resident 0 POINT M()IM(;\(ii: 1 \IM RIS Pediatrlc Ophthalmology J kitchen drawers until the resident had been gone only one day. Police Adult and Child Eye Muscle Disorders J called out, whereupon they left im- believe the suspects gained entry / III \ I mi , ,/ ( 1, 1 I fi:1 I •>•t
By NICOUE A. OA VH4O of Westfield, and Fanwood Chemical all far as international trade goe3, if we are to turned back from Mexico because NJ has testing for both the trucks and the drivers. ' THE RECORD expect to reap the benefits of NAFTA All be profitable in the future- that's where it's to deny Mexican goods due to its Farm "It's going to create major problems;" three companies expressed complete sup- going to be." • Fresh Law. NJPIRG believes that situa- Mr. Prainito said. "We expected a fair One week after the U.S. House of Repre- port of the House approval and feel that Both Croll-Reynolds Co., a pollution tions like this will put pressure on NJ to trade agreement not a free trade agree- '. sentatives passed the North American the benefits will go beyond their compa- control company, and Fanwood Chemical, weaken the food safety law, and eventu- ment." ; Free TVade Agreement (NAFTA), area lo- nies and into the overall economy of a chemical marketing company, have al- ally offer consumers poorer quality prod- President of Greco Custodial, Norman cals are hoping for the best Although sev- northern NJ. ready conducted a small amount of busi- ucts. Greco has mixed emotions about NAFTA. '• eral companies in the area are confident Ed Panek, treasurer/controller for Biach ness with Mexico. They presume that this "The agreement is fundamentally Although he hopes that it will create more ! that NAFTA will be an asset to the entire Industries said, "we feel that it will in- will increase. flawed in that it creates a threat to our revenue and more jobs for NJ families, he country, local small-businessmen and crease productivity because we can sell Samuel Croll said that Mexico City is own environmental laws and will only cre- expressed concern over the possibility
By NICOLE JL QAVINO month, but questions continued torney Bill Butler questioned Mr. fect causes ofT-site traffic problems. THE RECORD Thursday from residents and pri- Sauro on the amount of truck de- "Food Town parking is kind of like vate attorney Bill Butler. Resident liveries the proposed ShopRite the mail at Christmas-time but ev- Traffic engineer Henry Ney, wit- concerns focused on the size of the would see. Mr. Butler compared eryday," Mr. Sauro said. ness for Village Supermarkets, proposed ShopRite store and its the proposed store to the Elizabeth Mr. Butler and Mr. Fahey will may have to return to the proximity to Gumpert Park. store, citing how many trucks he complete cross-examination of Mr. ShopRite hearing again due to re- Last month Mr. Sauro compared has seen at the store during differ- Sauro at next month's meeting. In visions mandated by the N.J. De- the ShopRite to Garwood's Path- ent hours. Mr. Sauro admitted that addition, Mr. Lehrer will present a partment of Transportation (DOT). mark and said that the volume will some of Mr. Butlers numbers were new witness, Dr. Harvey Moskow- $ The Westfield and Garwood be "significantly less." Westfield surprising. itz, who will testify on planning is- CAMCUM- s NIGHTS 399 planning boards are considering resident Beth Yonker asked Mr. Mr. Sauro assured resident Bob sues. Cancun Inn (Nwaoifcomsei '399 the site plan for a proposed Sauro they expect significantly less Miller that truck deliveries would $ ShopRite which would sit on the volume, why they need a store that comply with any local ordinances Calinda Beach Hotel 599 border of Westfield and Garwood is significantly bigger. Mr. Sauro regarding time of delivery or the on North Avenue. Mr. Ney was said that size was not based on vol- amount of noise. However, both Hyatt Regency *609 brought back to the Thursday's ume but on the ability to serve town officials said they did not hearing in an effort to complete his their customers well and offer know of any local ordinances Melia Cancun '759 cross-examination, after he was un- modern conveniences. which restrict truck delivery. Fiesta Americana Condesa *779 able to attend October's meeting. Concerns about the proximity of Mr. Butler also compared the Mr. Ney completed his testimony Gumpert Park on Chestnut Street proposed ShopRite to Westfield's in September, and both the West- Club Las Velas '859 centered on the amount of truck Food Town. He asked Mr. Sauro AUmxkmhtt Tim meals t snacks taily, domestic drinks, varied, field and Garwood planning boards traffic the store will generate and why the site would need 290 park- spoils scitvtlies. nightly enteititnmtnt and gntuilies. had completed their cross- the safety hazards trucks may ing spaces, 00 more than Garwood M Ueai Mr tktrtu unfa la Attpvlce, Its Cttot. Cnttn. examination. However, in his cause near the park. zoning allows and nearly 120 more cross-examination Thursday, pri- Ctttmet, btspt, Mnntitlto. Huslulce. tniPnrtt Villvttlnm "There are certainly ways that than Food Town has, if ShopRite is ft* r«tt m Unjert Mluiina ttfi wmtir torn* lew M$4M vate attorney Brian Fiihey revealed expected to generate about the that Village supermarkets is being truck traffic could be prohibited through local ordinances," an- same amount of business as Food asked by the DOT to make some F«eov HOUDHVS revisions in the site plan. swered Mr. Sauro. "I certainly Town. Mr. Fancy cited a letter sent think it's a good idea" Mr. Sauro cited poor on-site cir- Both residents and private at- culation at Food Town which in ef- from the DOT to Mr. Ney last Mnnia ftnon. MutM ocuptrcy uw reimWrounlltip *tm Iron tt««t month, which requested a number (iwmtr MM V«»(JM), rauMinp wporvtiow irimim, MM animitotam. FASHION J. imiaxmiWHmrouiiouitivntna** HoMiymlPM*mtun of revisions in the plan that Village i 1M *nnm my* **rtm « Supermarkets submitted to the 1723 E. Second St n ana* amw Md 121 u MM IW 10 arm us thpanuthpa n •>•.. m *•#•*•• Faia«MMCin«i»ini»tiu NOTE Tlw »*• n pvMc dttrtw DOT. Concurrent with Village Su- M M wNKi tt *• atm att caNKtn n M Qpniof i Tow FMiotaM permarket's need to get approval 1927 Bartle Avenue, Scotch Plains Scotch Plain* AfiamM •*€» mm M ugwd tno utnM •* want from the Westfield and Garwood V<( planning boards, they also need to Novembeo r 30,1993 at 7:00PM 908-322-6565 get approval from the DOT. How to do better than 3% VISA MASTERCARD However, Westfield Planning Board Attorney William Jeremiah I Mi * on investments!! reminded Mr. Fahey that "this is a I1 l \J Best & Worst investments -site plan before the Westfield and .Garwood Planning Boards, we xtf\ forthe90's!! have our ordinances and rules to follow, not what the DOT re- quires." Z [\\[m LET UNCLE SAM Mr. Lehrer said, "I don't think I 1 vl subsidize your 'this is relevant at this time. We investments!! -acknowledge that if there are any INT How to avoid common •changes we will have to submit .them to these boards. If we have to investing mistakes!! make amendments, then you may Free Admission ^question Mr. Ney on them then." Investment specialist Tony Fernandez, MBA, of ; Mr. Fahey continued to question Professional Economic Growth Group wilt give us •Mr. Ney on the traffic increases at insight to investment strategies of the successful tthe intersections of North and Cen- investor!! Come join us for an educational workshop 'tral Avenues in Westtlold, North on planning your financial security! •Avenue and Center Street in Gar- ,wood, and the proposed driveway and signal at the intersection of Better Days 'North Avenue and Chestnut Street. ; After Mr. Fahey completed cross- FBI. •exnmination of Mr. Ney, Mr. Le- EXCITEMENT VS. SECURITY hrer brought back Village Super- To feel secure Problems develop when they allow markets General Counsel Frank anil safe within the need for excitement to under- 26th Sauro, who testified last month on our world is a mine those things in life that oiler a the proposed store's operations. GRAND OPENING ba.sic human feeling of security. Overindulging in Both the Weslfield and Garwood drive. We all make a concerted ef- thrill-seeking behavior patterns can V •>* COUPON ALL THE FAMOUS NAMES WE CAN'T MENTION planning boards completed their fort to cultivate stability, consisten- seriously erode the security every- Men's & Women's cross-examination of Mr. Sauro last cy and control in our lives. Without one needs. Seeking professional it, existence would be chaotic and counseling is A necessary step to Sportswear • Tennis Apparel • Luggage highly .stressful. YOUR bring an impartially into the process Activewear & Racquets • Handbags & More At the same- time, human beings EXISTING of mode rating excitement and secu- rcqu ire varying degrees of novelty, rity. CABINETS excitement and change to prevent GIFT boredom and .stimulate* growth. Most of the time people art1 able to WE STRIP & balance out these two soemin^Jy WitKAny REFINISH YOUR conflict inj4 needs. Purchase New Merchandise Arriving Weekly CABINETS LIKE NEW l're»«-iil«'
OPEN SUNDAY NOV 281H Holidav Houn Oogm Dec 5lh CTbeautiful things Mon • Frl 10 8 30 Sal 10 6, Sun 12-5 1838 East Second Street, Scotch Plains (908)322-1817 WestftoM Record November 25, Commentary Thanksgiving '93 I Early settlers took stock of positives I and set precedent for us to do same ijThe first Thanksgiving at Plymouth, Mas- partakers of our plenty." sachusetts is much heralded, but not so well William Bradford also reported on the colony's documented, it turns out. The legend is based status at harvest time after about a year in New largely on a pair of Pilgrim leaders' letters England. His account lends credibility to the reproduced here in the spirit of taking stock first letter and further inspires the spirit of grati- of all for which we have to be thankful at this tude and of counting blessings. Thanksgiving, 1993, 372 years later. "Ttiey began now to gather in the small har- . Pilgrim Edward Winslow wrote this account vest t)iey had, and to fit up their houses and of the first harvest at Plimoth Plantation to dwelling against winter, being all well recovered the financial backers of the expedition living in health and strength and had all things in good back in London. plenty. For as some were thus employed in af- : "Our harvest being gotten in, our governor fairs abroad, otfiers were exercised in fishing, sent four men on fowling, so that we might about cod and bass and other fish, of which they after a special manner rejoice together after took good store, of which every family had their ibe had gatfiered the fruit of our labors. They portion. All the summer tfiere was no want; and Jour in one day killed as much fowl as, with a now began to come in store of fowl, as winter little help beside, served the company almost a apporached, of which this place did abound vbeek. At which time, amongst other recre- when they came first (but afterward decreased by ations, we exercised our arms, many of the degrees). And besides waterfowl there was great hutians coming amongst us, and among the stove of wild turkeys, of which they took many rest their greatest king Massasoit, with some besides venison, etc. Besides, they had about a ninety men, whom for three days we enter- peck a meal a week to a person, or now since tained and feasted, and they went out and harvest, Indan corn to that proportion. Which killed five deer, which they brought to the made many afterwards write so largely of their plantation and bestowed on our governor, and plenty here to tfteir friends in England, which ypon tlie captain and otiiers. And although it were not feigned but true reports." tie not always so plentfiul as it was at this The Pilgrims' quiet perseverance and courage, time with us, yet by the goodness of God, we and their humility and gratitude for the outcome are so far from voant that we often wish you are worth celebrating and emulating every day. Health insurance is vital Letters to the editor Thanksgiving message from at this transitional period leader of town United Fund By SENATOR BILL MUDUV new economy. CD) - U.S. Senate Finally, the national debt is crippling our economy. To The Record: Even though I keep my eyes tightly closed agninsj Government can't counter low growth by reducing Thanksgiving is a distinctively American holiday, the morning light as long as possible, thank yotu ' Today, many New Jerseyans find that keeping a interest rates, cutting taxes or making new invest- set aside for giving thanks for the blessings of health, Lord, that I can see. There are many who are blimlj job, holding onto their family's health insurance, and ments because the money isn't there. I often cite a food, shelter, family, friends and community. During Even though I huddle in my bed and put off thi paving enough money for the kids1 college and their study that says if we do nothing about the debt, by the Thanksgiving season, many Westfielders who rec- effort of rising, thank you, Lord that I have thj own retirement add up to an insurmountable chal- the year 2020, our income will be 40% less than they ognize how much thay have to be grateful for say strength to rise. There are many who are bed-ridden. lenge. Most are wondering why it's suddenly so hard otherwise would be. Th debt is robbing our children of "thank you" by giving to the United Fund of West- Even though the first hour of my day is hectic, whirr field, which helps maintain the quality of life for all in socks are lost, toast is burned, tempers are short to achieve these basic goals. the belief that hard work usually yields reward. thank you, Lord, for my family. There are many wh( • There is a reason. New Jerseyans are now facing a the community. To cope with the effects of these changes, all Amer- We are grateful to all who have generously re- are lonely. j feries of major economic transformations more pow- icans need what I call an economic security platform: sponded to the 1993 United Fund campaign, and we Even though our breakfast table never looks like thi erful than any in 200 years, Though personal circum- a guarantee of basic health coverage, an opportunity urge all who have not yet sent in a pledge card to do pictures in the magazines, and the menu is at timcj stances vary widely, many feel they've been swept for lifetime education, and a guarantee of pension so now, as a sign of "thanks-giving". By sharing their unbalanced, thank you, Lord, for the food we havel into a surging river of economic change with very security. blessings, Westfielders can extend the spirit of There are many who are hungry. j little to cling to. Quality, affordable healthcare should be available to Thanksgiving throughout the coming year. Even though the routine of my job is often monotc ; In these times of transition, government must pro- very American, despite job loss, changes, old age or In a past edition of the Friendly Place, a newsletter nous, thank you, Lord, for the opportunity to wort Vide all Americans the economic security to weather serious illness. And we simply must control its costs. for Westfield Community Center Senior Citizen and There are many who have no job. {he changes. Government must keep bad luck, from And given the demands of a knowledge economy, one of the 20 agencies supported by our United Fund, Even though I grumble and bemoan my fate fron running its full course while creating the right condi- the opportunity to advance and learn anew must be contained the following inspirational poem which we day to day, and wish my circumstances were not si i tions for people to use their own initiative to stabilize would like to share: modest, thank you, Lord, for the gift of life. available for workers at evry stage of their careers. Be Thankful Happy Thanksgiving! and move forward. Lifetime education means counseling, training and ; The first of these transformations is the end of the Even though I clutch my blanket and growl when the ROGER LOVf relocation, Access to education can bo assured with alarm rings each morning, thank you, Lord, that I can Chairman, 1993 United Fund Campaig* age of ideology and the U.S.-Russian conflict. While direct loans, lik my Self-Reliance loan program, which Ihe end of hostilities has produced widespread feel- hear. There are those who are deaf. United Fund of Westfielf lets students pay back the federal government as a i ings of security, for millions of defense workers, peace percentage of their future income. pas cost them their jobs, 1 Lastly, our current pension system is failing large Fortunately, New Jersey's military installations Westfield scored well on postal patron survey numbers of our workers. Too many of them are facing To The Record: telic gift cases (where you will find have vital missions in the post-cold war world. How- uncertainty in their later years. When someone works sive. ever, only 4.4 million people will be left in the defense As we approach the hectic hol- This is why the employees of the some great gill ideas), and helpfijl industry by 1907, down from 7.2 million in 1987. An and gets pension benefits, they should be able to take iday season and our busiest time of these benefits with them if they change jobs. Workers Westfield Post Office ar rededicat- mailing tips that will speed yodV ptire sector of our economy is rapidly downsizing, and the year, I want to let you know ing themselves to ease your hol- holiday mail across town or across few will remain untouched. should have quarantcod benefits, companies should how well we are doing in providing fund their pensions adequately, and government iday mailing burden and giving country. j ! The second transformation is the literal explosion you with the best service possible. you some needed "Peace of Mind". The entire staff of the Westficlfc of the world markets. U.S. companies stand to gain should assure that promises of income security for I'm pleased to report the follow- the aged are kept. Traditionally, the United States Post Office looks forward to oncfc the most of the world's three billion new customers ing encouraging good news. A re- Postal Service has always played a 1 With an economic security platform limited to these again becoming an important pafl py the turn oi the century, creating thousands of jobs cent customer satisfaction survey large part in your family's holiday of your holiday season. Remember here at home. But some Americans will lose their jobs components, people can live with less anxity because compiled by the Independent celebration. This year we are put- job loss won't also mean catastrophic health costs or "You get it here, we'll get it there' as our industries streamline to compete with the one Opinion Research Corporation of ting an even greater emphasis on The Westfleld Post Office "Delivett- billion additional workers producing tradeable goods. lost pensions, and lifetime education will offer the Princeton, indicated that 8B% of our holiday season performance. chance to start anew if you wan't to work for it. for Yule". j The country is also adjusting to the knowledge rev- Weslfield Postal customers rated We are introducing "No Lick" hol- DAVID DEFRANCESCf olution. Not long ago, a nations strength was based on What Americans don't need is a web of additional our service as "Excellent, very iday stamps, arc setting up phila- PostmasUt- natural resources, laljor supply and capital. Now, the costly programs, work rules and regulations that good, or good" for 1993, key to economic strength is knowledge. Manual labor dampen initiative and self-reliance. We must not pre- These results have placed a col- serving a machine can never match a computer serv- vent the market from efficiently allocating resources. lective smile on (ill our faces, but ing man. That means countries with the most un- But by giving assurance on health, lifetime education we've still got work to do. As long Government thinking skilled workrs will have the worst economic problems, and pension security, Americans will be able to steer as we have one unhappy customer, iand successful work careers will be available only to through these transformations and look to the future we can't afford to rest on our over- those whose skills keep up with the demands of the from a position of strength. all laurels, no matter how impres- 'watershed' at last: great t By DAVID F. MOORE information to affix blame oji N.J. Conservation Foundation whatever polluters cause the moijt How to reach your state legislators damage. [ District 21 - Kenilworth Scotch Plains, 07076 At last, government has em- The Great Swamp is a sink-likt The^festfield Record braced watershed management as piece of topography, with a relfj- District 22 - Cranford, Gar- the way to achieve better water tively small drain at the southwest FORBES NEWSPAPERS, A DIVISION OF FORBES INC. wood, Scotch Plains, quality. It's happened Ln other ven- ern comer of its watershed. So ev- Malcolm S. Forbes Jr. Richard Bagger (R- 22) ues, and now in this state we're in. erything draining from civilization Editor m-Chiol Fanwood and Westfield Thus it is refreshing to see the 232-3G73 upstream ends up in the refugf. Louis S. Barsony New Jersey Department of Envi- That's poison to the plants and nnj- Publisher State Senators 203 Elm St., Westfield, 07090 ronmental Protection and Energy mals for which it was created. ', Edward F.Carroll Alan Churchill (DEPE) starting to explore water- Luckily, in the Whippany, just t|) Exscullvs Editor Ganaat Manner shed-based integrated planning the north of the Great Swamp, the C. Louis Bassano (11-21) and permitting in the Whippany DEPE is planning a "basinwitfc Chary) Fenske Donna Pelffer Monroe Jay Lustbader River drainage area. Chtd Copy Editor-Special Sections Editor Advartlilng FtoprasantaUvs 087-1127 ambient systematic survey," BASj? Right now, many different per- for short, which should provkjh 324 Chestnut St., Union, (R-21) mits are necessary to alter stream- William Westhoven long-term, consistent monitoring «jf Doug Baum (201)992-9112 side habitats: wetlands, stream en- WBefcendPJus Editor Classified Advertising Manager 07083 croachment, flood plain manage- chemical and biological pollution. Roosevelt Plaza ment, pollution discharge, sedi- Regulators will know what effect Kelly Zullo regulation and developmenit havj-> Mlcki Pulsinelli Donald T. DiFrancesco (R-22) ment control and many more, at Majar Accounts Classified Telephone Saloa Manngor 2 West Noilhfield Rood, the federal, state and municipal as changes are made in thie lanif- 322-5500 levels. scape. j George Gannon Roger Sllvey Jean Casey Billie M. Davis 181C Front St., Scotch Plains, Suite 212 Each is governed by different That will provide data necessary Circulation DlruclOf Vlcr* President Onnrnttonu Promollan Dlror.lor Conlralluf to bring back water quality so ondc Livingston, 07039 bureaucracies, which seldom coor- 0707G dinate their activities. Developers more, we can swim and fish in th The Weatitald Record Is published weekly by Forbes Nnwspnpnrs, A Division ol Forben Inc., sometimes find that one agency's Whippany and other New Jerse 102 Walnut Ave., Cennford NJ 070t6 Second Class Poslogo paid at Cmniorrt NJ 07(110 . rivers without fearing contamim POSTMASTER: please send address changes to Forbns Newspapers. Fulfillment Ofllro PO General Assembly permit requirements disagree with Box 757, Bodmlnalur.NJ 07921 To subscribe crfD: 1-BOO 300-9321 Maureen Ogden (R- 21) another's. tion or disease. (201)407-5153 We seldom have adequate You can find out more about th Alan Augustine (R- 22) knowledge about u watershed and formative plan by sending me Write Us: the human insults it suffers. Even card here at the New Jersey Cor 102 Walnut Ave. Phone:(908) 276-6000 232-0138 266 Essex St., Millburn, FAX: (908) 276-6220 a place like the Great Swiimp Na- servation Foundation, or callin Cranford, NJ 07016 1972 Wood Road, 07041 tional Wildlife Refuge has insuf- DEPE's watershed pilot study ficient water quality and quantity (600) 084-0058. . - November 25,1993 HAVE YOU SEENI $r~ STOKE?
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Miller is to direct MID-DAY MUSICALES MainStreet funds A Musical Gift to the Community; Westfield MainStreet has an- nounced the designation of Rich- ard Miller as director of funding. -Jir" "We have appointed Mr. Miller to membership in the finance com* A refreshing change to your lunch-hour routine. mittee because of his broad experi- December 1 ence in the marketing division of Victoria Griswold, piano Merck and Company and because of his many successful fund-raising December 8 efforts on behalf of a number of Westchester Woodwind Quintel church groups," said Frank MacPherson, chairman of the December 15 MainStreet Economic Restructur- Barbara Solomon, mezzo-soprano ing Committee. "Mr. Miller's dedi- Marina Carroll, piano cation to the welfare of Westfield is a concomitant of his residence here for the past 25 years." KEBRIE HAGY/TME RECORD Free: half-hour concerts featuring prominent local artists. Samantha and Steven Treat with yet another turkey slow-roasted In their deli's 12-foot brick oven. CPR lessons under way Convenient: First Congregational Church Over the next few months, Mari- 125 Elmer Street. Westfield, NJ anne Marquis, the staff develop- ment coordinator at Meridian Optional: A modestly priced soup and sandwich luncheon Treats welcome the holidays Nursing Center-Westfield, 1515 following each concert. Lamberts Mill Road, will train all •f Note: Concerts will begin at 12:05pm By CHERYL HEM. in the evening. meeting that goal," said Steven, as nursing assistants in cardiopulmo- "We made a commitment to Samantha nodded in agreement. nary resuscitation (CPR). The Funding for these concert* hai been made possible In part by the THE CHRONICLE training teaches methods of restor- offer the best to our customers and Still, it's easy to see that having an New Jeraey Slate Council on the Arts through a grant administered ing heartbeat and breathing. Class- by the Union County Office of Cultural & Heritage Affairs. The Robert Treat Delicatessen when you think about it there is a "easy gong nature," is part of what es will run until all nursing as- Advtnt 1993 on Quimby Street in Westfield has loto f satisfaction in knowing your keeps customers coming back. sistants have passed certification. been helping families get through the holidays for 16 years. And this year is no different More than 50 turkeys will slow cook to a golden brown in the 12- foot deep brick oven starting Thanksgiving eve for customers who put their order in weeks be- fore. By the time all is said and done, Fanwood residents Steven OLYMPIA PLAZ Treat and his wife Samantha will have prepared turkeys ranging in Where Shopping Is A Pleasure size from 11 to 35 pounds. And those who opt to go this route 2520 Route 22 Bast I won't be disappointed in the trim- Olympia Ptaza mings that are also available. Prom Opposite Bowcraft two kinds of homemade stuffing to Playland side dishes of mashed potatoes, Scotch Plains, Nf sweet potatoes, turnips and every OUfoutecl. kind of vegetable you can imagine, c )c :> s T c each dish is prepared traditionally. • American 8k. Indian Groceries • It is Steven's mother's own reci- pe for stuffing that customers Milk • Coffee • Cigarettes • Soda • Tea HOURS: enjoy, as well as a combread stuff- Mon.-Fri • Cift Items • Perfumes • Colognes ing that is Samantha's own. 5:30-9:30 WHOLESALE PRICES ON COLOGNE & PERFUMES! OPEN Sat.-Sun. Steven, whose father originally 6:30-5:00 (908)233-7311 ITHANKSOIVINOI opened the business 16 years ago, reeders*Houaes* Seed* Suet* Nature SweatshJrts»Booka.Tapes. took over the QuLmby Street store CD s.Vldeoo* WlMllfe Art A Sculpture in February. Since then, he and his i Free M CASIO •Blrdbatha & Heater* • Hardware wife want to provide "homemade 11 Wrist Remote Controller quality food," to their customers J Coffee j! $fiQ95 CMD-10B and of course Steven's "good na- j fcWith Coupon • Limit 3 P« tured personality" is free of charge. Steven points out that providing families with a way to have an ex- Largest Selection of NEW & USED cellent meal in their own home has Nintendo - Super Nintendo • G«n*s/s Gamms become so popular that this year the business had to stop taking or- U.V.T. IN STOCK ders for turkeys more than a week Entertainment at Half the Price Pick up a free Price List ago. But although Thanksgiving (908) Rt. 22 Olympia Plaza week is hectic, the Christmas sea- 232-3222 Scotch Plains. 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Perhaps it is this eagerness Compact Discs • $6.99, 2 for $13.00 to produce "good food for good Olympia Plaza, 2502 Rt. 22 East, Scotch Plains 07076 value," that has kept the business thriving over the years. And while Grand Opening of All Baking THE Steven and Samamtha have only Done been managing the delicatessen On FRAME PUCE THE FRAME PLACE since February, they haven't hesi- Emperors Premises 2521) Kmilc J2 r-aj.1 15% OFT" tated to make changes. f* ** %MM MS. Land Doli J One slnj) /or your Art, Framing Saudi I'liiim, NJ O7»7f. anil Mirrur needs at tin 908-317-9292 According to Steven, now that all 22 East, Olympln Plaza, Scotch Plains (Across from Bowcraft Ptayland} affordable price. ALL CUSTOM the salads and other items on the Directly across from liowcrufl Plnyliiiul FRAMING menu are homemade, which they Hand • Secondary market prims & believe is important to consumers. Rolled rBreakfasf Special] originnls MON.-SAT. 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_ . , „ ...... DIANE MATFLERD/FORBES NEWSPAPERS Ann Douglas of Scotch Plains peels squash amidst preparation for a holiday open hearth meal at Miller-Cory House tn Westfield on Sunday. Cooking for Thanksgiving isn't easy, but consider days of hearth, hooks and heft By CHERYL HEHL a time when the woman of the hung pots and kettles at various house had to not only do every- distances from the fire, depending FORBES NEWSPAPERS thing from scratch, but to begin on the temperature required. If cooking Thanksgiving dinner preparations months before with These vast iron pots often weighed Roast turkey has you running for cover, imagine the harvest of the garden. As for 40 pounds, but the brass and cop- Herb stuffing in a whole pumpkin what it was like in Colonial times. the turkey, there was no doubt it per pots and pans that might hold Baked butternut squash with cranberries At the MUler-Cory Museum, 614 was fresh because it was raised just fifteen gallons were housewives' Com chowder Mountain Ave., Westfield, the cook- a few feet from the kitchen door. choice possessions. Indian pudding ing committee Sunday recreated The kitchen in a Colonial house The cellar was well-stocked with Apple pie the warmth and atmosphere of a was always the most cheerful and bins of winter vegetables and bar- traditional Colonial open-hearth picturesque room in the home. rels of salted or pickled meats and feast. It was hard work Sunday and Often the fireplaces were so large fish, as well as bags of sausages, games and celebration. their lives enduring unrealized for thousands of years before. that a horse was needed to drag in large tubs of lard and many Using authentic recipes and the big fire logs. Kitchen fireplaces pounds of butter. It was here, be- Women of long ago lived out hardships. cooking methods of the period, had a projecting inner bar on neath the house, that Colonial Ann Douglas, Janet Murphy and which rested hooks or iron chains housewives went "shopping," for Judy Murphy took visitors back to in various lengths. Housewives their Thanksgiving staples. Salt, Did you know that... spices and herbs were important in • From Indian neighbors, Colonial women learned to make many dish- all early kitchens, but all had to be ground by hand. But these earnest, es prepared from corn or "Turkey Wheat," as the colonists called it Corn Tips for cooking hearthside resourceful women were creative soon became the mainstay of their Sivcs. The staff at the Miller-Cory hand slightly, you can plunge it and inventive when it came to pre- • The colonists learned about "Boston Baked Benns," from the Indians House prepared the following tips into the cold water. paring holiday meals, and every who baked beans in earthen pots. Often beans, peas, corn and pumpkin for those cooking at the hearth in • When frying, take care to avoid member of the family participated. were boiled together to make a kind of vegetable stew. colonial attire. splattering fat. Always place the After a hearty fire was built, a • Sometimes bread was baked in pans and in great mass and set on • When there is a fire, two cooks food to be fried gently into the fat. reflector oven, usually made of tin oak or cabbage leaves in the huge built in brick oven to the side of the must always be in attendance. Do not drop. NEVER, NEVER deep (also called a tin kitchen) would be massive fireplace. A long-handled shovel known us a "peel," or "slice," • Always wear clothing made of fry over the open hearth. The dan- placed directly in front of the fire rested beside the oven. This peel was sprinkled with meal, then great natural fibers. Wool, linen and tick- ger of upsetting the hot fat is too and the heat reflected from the heaps of dough placed upon it, and by a dexterous twist of the wrist, ing are best. When working over horrible to chance. oven back roasted the meat. While thrown onto cabbage leaves or oak leaves already placed in the oven. an open hearth, always keep your • Before removing hot pots, frying the turkey roasted slowly, the This oven was only heated once a week. skirt close about you and out of the pans, Dutch ovens or reflector women prepared the balance of the • Apples were used fresh, but also dried or made into apple sauce or way of the fire. Check your skirt oven from the fire, make sure you meal which often included a hearty now and then to make sure it is have cleared a place to set them. chowder, a fall vegetable and, of apple butter for winter use. Drying apples were strung on linen thread not scorching. • Keep a bucket of sand close at course, desserts like bread pudding and suspended from the rafters. Sweet and sour apples were cooked in • Hair should be covered with a hand and a wool cape for beating and pies made from fresh berries. large brass kettles and sweetened with molasses since sugar was practi- cotton cap. out a fire. After the holiday meal the tables cally unobtainable. • Fill a large pitcher in the cup- Note: Fire was the second lead- were pushed back against the walls • In many towns an autumn harvest of oak leaves was gathered by the board with cold water and keep on ing cause of death in colonial and the big kitchen was made children to be used through the winter. The loaves were strung on sticks the work table. If you burn your days; child birth was the second. ready for "merry making," or and the gathering was known as "going-a-leafing." How 'The Turkey' became the talk of my family cut the string, asking between clenched dishes put away, the table wiped clean, 10 By CHERYL HEHL out of the bag until the very last spoonful of turkey soup was consumed a week teeth, "Where are tho scissors." The en- bowls of leftovers covered and squeezed FORBES NEWSPAPEJIS later. tire time I was growing up no one knew into the refrigerator, the turkey covered ; I will always hold dear to my heart the "Take a look at that bird," Mom would where tho scissors were, and Mom always to cixil on the stove top, Mom looked like way Mom and Dad made holidays spe- wound up muttering under her breath she had had it. say to Dad while gazing at the bird lov- about pics, turkeys, kids, no help and ' cial. It never mattered how bud the econ- ingly. "I think it's the best one we've By Cheryl Hehl But it never failed that just when Mom omy was or whether Dad was on strike, how "next year we will cat out." Of ever had, don't you?" began to have that "I can't stand up an- tradition reigned on Thanksgiving. course, we never did eat out the next other minute" look, Grandma would say "It's a real beauty," Dad would re- year, but suffering was part of the cook- Several weeks before the momentous sweetly, "I don't think we have to fuss •day, Mom would start talking about spond, eyeing the turkey the way he did By the next morning Mom would begin ing ritual. And Dad always would say, a new Chevy. "We're going to get some to show the strain of her marathon cook- "We shouldn't try to take that (suffering) too much for dinner, do you, dear?" Mom "what we wore going to have to cat on never answeiixl. She just knelt down on Thanksgiving." Not that tlio menu ever good meat off that bird, Hon. You really ing binge. Hair sticking up, Hour dusting away from them." picked a good one this time. her face and a look of desperation in her At last, Mom would call us to dinner, the flixir and put her head in the oven, changed. Of course, Mom tried a few new 1 p recipes every now and then, but they Of course Dad said that every year, and eyes were enough signals to send all of and the table would U laden with the ol A ion sly at the end of her rope with the usually were met with disdain by Dad Mom always said the turkey was "the us out to a football game or away from fruits of her labors. Mashed |*>tatoes, can- entire Thanksgiving ritual. and us kids. We were not interested in best we ever had." In our family you not the general vicinity of the kitchen. died yams, creamed onions, mushed tur- Of course, no Thanksgiving holiday having candied yams with marshnml- only were raised to respect your elders, By the time we returned from the nips, cranberry sauce, homemade rolls, wns ever complete without discussion lows, stuffing made with sausage tind clean your plate and not talk back, but to game my grandparents had arrived with Mom's famous stuffing, olives, celery, about how the turkey was cooked. From pine nuts or pumpkin chiffon pie. We pick out the "best turkey we ever had." the pics. Every year Grantipop carefully gravy all lay waiting in the beautiful "I think this is the juiciest bird we ever were diehard supporter:; of the .same old Preparations for Thanksgiving dinner wrapped Grandma's pies in homemiide- once-a year dishes, not to mention Ihe hail," the memorial to tho turkey went on dishes Mom's mother used to malar. 'Hint began the night before when Mom began cardboard boxes, brown paper and about turkey, which was a vision. iiiul on, until the last bone wns in the was what tradition WIIS all about. peeling, scraping, soaking, rinsing, chop- 80 yards of string. I don't know what he Dinner conversation centered on bow garbage. Rut even long after the turkey expected to happened to those pies in the Meanwhile, back in the little house ping, blending and mixing things in a the food was prewired, how good the food was gone it still was eulogized. variety of "Pyrex" bowls. Ultimately the mile-and-a-half trip to our house, but it where I grew up, the fanfare bi-gan when wns, whore the recipes came from, and, "That was such a good turkey wasn't it, counters were filled to overflowing with was his contribution to the effort and ho of course*, about how good the tmkoy was Mom brought the turkey homo from the lion?" Mom would say to Dad out of Die supermarket along with about 10 bans of concoctions in different stages of prepara- took it very seriously. Everyone always (a subject that had not yet even Ix'gun to tion, with Mom racing between the re- raved about how solidly the pies were have its surface1 scratch^!. clear blue sky a few weeks after Thanks- groceries. But the turkey took miter giving. stage from the moment Mom lugged it frigerator and the counter in order to do wrapped and how wonderful it was that Aflerward, as we sprawled on couches, from the air into the kitchen. No one in six things at once. 1 don't know how Grandma had baked two pumpkin and chain; and (he door suffering from over Dad, gazing lovingly at Mom would the family ever received compliments Mom did it, but somehow all the contents two mincemeat pies. I'Ven though they indulgence, my mother i\m\ grandmother reply, "It was the way you cooked it, Hon, like a turkey did in our house. The tur- of the bowls resulted in the bountiful did the same thing each and every year. started the two-hour process of cleaning that made it so tender and tasty." key, a person in its own right, was doted feast that graced the table each nnd every In the interim Mom would be looking up. A momentous occasion in itself. After No turkey ever had a more fitting me- t)n and praised from the minute it came year. frantically for the scissors so .she could the last pot was dried, the once-a-year morial. A-8 Westf ield Record November 25,1993 Ruprecht will 4 \l Ml 11*41 Religion Nov. 26-28:13:18,2.3:3% i 5:10. 7,8:30, 9:65 p.m. ' preach about CMCPUX OOCON CHANKMO news Nov. 29-Oae. 3:7:15,6:4$ 2S Noitfl Mu%t WMt Ruth Gissendaner, 69 Cmnford P.m. prophecies (008) 276-S120 Saturday: Building Committee - •T7» TlRM Mutkatoan (Pfli; Church member Lou Ruprecht Nov. 24, 25:1:15, 3:15, High school teacher; salon owner noon, Adult Fellowship Christmas SOMI-.KSl-.l ONfMEX OMON UNION Ruth Gissendaner, 69, a high Church, Elizabeth, of which Mrs. will preach on the prophesies an- 7:20, 9:30 p.m. Nov. 26 28: nouncing the Messiah at the 10:30 Party - 7:00 p.m. MOOHCmtMA BOO Stuyvecant Av»., Union school teacher and salon owner, Gissendaner served on the board 10 Hamilton St. (008) 88*4373 12:45, 2:55, 5, 7:25. 9:40 of trustees. She was a member of a.m. service at the Baptist Church •Can thMtar for thowtlmn. died Nov. 16, 1993 at Rahway Hos- Bound Brook p.m. NOV. 29-Dae. 2: 7:20,' pital. the New Jersey Education Associa- of Westfield, 170 Elm St. He is one Shabbat service RVI MINTS ONOU She was born in Greenville, S.C., tion. among many members of the con- is set for Friday 327 GhMtnut St. Union 9:25 p.m. Surviving are her husband, gregation who are performing pas- (80S) 084-9633 LOST PtCTUM SHOW and moved to Westfield in 1963 Temple Emanu-El of Westfield Nov. 24, 29 Dec. 2:8 p.m. •Call thartar lor anowtimM. Ernest Gissendaner; a son, Ray Al- toral roles while senior minister Dr. 2395 Springlteld Ava., Union from Elizabeth. Robert L. Harvey is on a study sab- welcomes grandparents and their Mar. 25-28:2,5, 8 p.m. UNKNnvmfX Mrs. Gissendaner, who gradu- ston; a stepdaughter, Claudia Gis- grandchildren - as well as ev- 400 North Wood AM., Undan (908) 964 4497 sendaner, four grandchildren; two batical at Harvard Divinity School. •Tha? Rocky Honor ftctum ated from Rutgers University, eryone else - to the annual Shab- (008) 929-8787 •Cal thaatar hw afKftrtJmt*. great-grandchildren; and a brother, Church school for all ages begins Stew (R> Nov. 26. 27: Mid- •AMarrrt Ffcmiry Vakmt (TO- taught classes for 26 years in the bat Service Honoring Grandpar- NEW PARK CINtMA Theodore Gilmore. at 9 a.m. Sunday. Adult education ents on Friday evening, November 13) Nov. 24.25:1:30.3:19, vocational section of Elizabeth includes the pastor's class on the 23W
Milestones Frances Bradley is wed to Match Girl ballet slated Thomas Capotorto in Mass Westfield Dance Company, a The fire scene is an exotic jazz Frances Marie Bradley, daughter Law. She is an attorney with New- non-profit young people's dance number. Music for this scene company, will present the ballet was specially orchestrated by of Dr. and Mrs. Francis J. Bradley man & Boyle in Westfield. The Little Match Girt, adapted Westfield resident Don Tipton, of Colonia and Vero Beach, Fla., The bridegroom graduated from from the Hans Christian known for creating music for was married Aug. 21, 1993, to Tho- Monmouth College and Western Andersen story, 4:30 and 7:30dance. His latest creations may mas David Capotorto, son of Mr. New England School of Law. He is p.m. Dec. 10 in the Westfield be heard in Tommy Tune's One and Mrs. Dominick Capotorto of an attorney with Kemper Insur- Recreation Department's new Man Sliow. Leading the iire Edison and Sanibel Island, Fla. ance Co. in Summit. facility, 425 E. Broad St. scene is Alyson Pemoulie. The bride was given in marriage The couple took a wedding trip Several dance forms are fea- The finale, choreographed by to the Reefs in Bermuda. tured in this ballet directed by Mrs. Logus, is led by Tiffany by her father during a Nuptial Jenny Logus, director of West- Hester. Mass performed by the Rev. Tho- They are living in Westfield. field Dance Company (WDC). In keeping with the phDoso- mas Ganley at St. Cecelia's Church The New Year's Eve party phy of WDC to serve as a com- in Iselin. scene is a tap number cho- munity service, The Little Match She wore a short-sleeved gown reographed by WDC's assistant Girt, will be presented free. Res- director Robin Taylor and led by ervations are a must since seat- with a scoop neck bodice and tulle WDC dancer Dana Winkle. ing is limited. Call 789^3011. skirt. Her jeweled headpiece was graced with a tulle veil and she carried a bouquet of gardenias and white lilies. Eleanor Keenan of Iselin was bkUsMwt matron of honor for her sister, She «•*. CMS" FiftM Carney! wore a cocktail-length off-the- All fares are each way based on round-trip purchase. shoulder pastel floral print dress U.S. and carried a bouquet of pink Chicago (VE?P|J104 nosegay. Ft. Lauderdale 9 In dresses matching that of the $ Los Angeles (W14D61P) 209 matron of honor, bridesmaids were Orlando the bridegroom's sister-in-law, Sal- lon, N.Y.; and the bride's friends, Frankfurt (QXSPNR:.I$249 Sheryl Koomer of Piscataway and London S"l CIO Lynn Anderson of Morristown. Madrid JENNIFER and 'Prices may vary according to fabric CHRISTOPHER DOOLING A-10 Record November 25. You said it: 7f's a culmination of a football career and by having a traditional game you look forward to it' "'•Jik Gary Heftier — on Me WeatfleMPtalnfleld football rivalry 1993 Fall Season Award Harriers get revenges All-County High School Athletes Three gymnasts from Westfield High School were in M of C named to the All- THE RECORD Union Folger is The Westfield Record Female Ath- • » ' County first SUZY FOLGER lete of the Season. Following last week's- and second Folger elevated her game when Westfield Group 4 meet at Holmdel. teams. Jill Junior, Soccer needed it the most Whenever Lead Tourtel- Park, the boys' cross-country - lotte, the team's leading scorer, was sidelined team from Eastern High Smith By JOPKUDUK made the with an ankle injury or was double-teamed, School celebrated its narrow THE RECORD Folger often took it upon herself to pick up first-place victory over West! first team the scoring slack. on the bal-•2, When she steps onto the soccer field at the field by whooping it up di- "When Lexi went down this year Suzy rectly in front of the Blue, ance beam beginning of a match, Westfield's Suzy Folger Devils. and re- usually receives little attention from opposing stepped up and did the job," said head coach ceived second-team honors teams. Fete Giordano. "She really responded. Ev- The two teams actually tied in the vault, uneven bars, Maybe it's her unassuming look, her di- eryone asked me where the kid came from. I for first, but the Camden minutive frame or the way her baggy shorts knew where she was all the time. It wasn't County school was awarded floor exercise and all-around. like she couldn't put the ball in the back of the trophy because its No. 6, Senior Brandi Kovac was a swim around her thin legs. runner finished ahead of second teamer In bars, beam But, once No. 2 gets her feet on the ball, the net" Teammates will remember Folger*s never- Westfield's sixth fastest run- and all-around. Dana Fizzed, opponents take notice. The striker combines ner. another senior, earned sec- speed, a hard shot and the ability to control say-die attitude during losses in the sectional the ball deftly with either foot with a persis- and county finals. Against Randolph and Last Saturday, the Blue ond-team status in the vault Union Catholic, Folger was continually Devils exacted a measure of and floor routine. Candidates tent determination that has become her revenge against the Vikings, were selected on the basis of trademark. knocked over and pushed down, but re- "I'm so glad I've never had to play against bounded quickly each time to sprint for every as Westfield returned to the, ranking an individual's top loose ball and chase down opponents. same course and placed third five dual meet scores. her," said fullback Laura Todd. "She's little, but she's tough. She can get knocked down "In the Union Catholic game she was get- overall in the Meet of Cham- 16 or 17 times a game and still get back up ting so many cheap shots," said McGovern. pions. right away. It's such an inspiration to see her "She got pushed down so many times and Westfield accumulated 133 Adult hoops points and finished well be- A limited number of open- on the field because she never gives up. She was beaten. But, she never stopped. It fights hard until the end of the game." hind Christian Brothers ings are available for an over- brought her game up instead of bringing it Academy (46 points) and 35 men's recreational basket- "Suzy is a very tenacious player," said se- down." North Hunterdon (64). East- ball league for local resi- nior tri-captain Christie McGovern. "She Folger, a three-sport athlete who celebrated ern came in sixth with 189, dents. Play begins this month keeps going strong, even when she's knocked SUZY FOLGER her 16th birthday Monday, developed her ag- points. from 7 to 9 p.m. on Mondays down. Because of her size people aren't in- gressive style as soon as she started playing "Group 4 was a letdown, and continues until April. For timidated. But, once she starts playing she's son was no fluke. The junior was the Lady for the Lady Devils. She discovered the only but Saturday helped a lot and. more information, contact feared by many." Devils' second leading scorer this year, denting was to respond to rough tactics was to be tough made the season," said junior David Flehrer at either 789- The striker proved last fall's 11-goal, six- the twine 13 times while assisting on eight herself. Ted Kilcommons, Westfield's 4335 (business) or 232-4993 assist performance during her first varsity sea- other goals. (Please turn to page A-11) No. 3 finisher on Saturday. (home). "Losing to Eastern sure did motivate us. I know it got me fired up." Softball signups "We absolutely wanted ro- This spring, Westfield Girls' Memory lane venge on Eastern," said Softball will offer a new Adam Barcan. "At the Group league for second and third 4 they were shouting and grade girls. Designed to in- Special moments dot storied rubbing it in that they won." troduce girls to the sport, the Westfield competed in the league will emphasize in- Meet of Champions for the struction and skill develop- Westfield-Plainfield rivalry first time in eight years and ment through relaxed, fun- emerged with its best finish filled games and practice By KIP KUMJK Cardinals. "A lot of guys who since 1976, when it won the sessions. Registration will be THE RECORD played in past games will be up in season-ending event. All in, held Saturday, Dec. 4, from 8 the stands and the guys on the all, the harriers surpassed a.m. to 1 p.m. at Roosevelt As the current playoff format field want to hold up the tradition." their own expectations. Intermediate School. All continues to pillage traditional As you would expect, some con- "1 didn't expect it, but I, Westfield residents are wel- Thanksgiving Day football games, stant factors will always enhance knew we were capable of it," come. Call Bill Nicol (233- many anticipated holiday rivalries the rivalry. The fact that the se- said head coach John Martin,] 7081) or Bob Guerrtero (654- are quickJy becoming an extinct niors will play their final high who set a pre-race goal of 1799) for further details. species. school game before a multitude of winning a medal and finish- With one exception. family and friends on the morning ing as the No. 1 public It seems that no matter what the of Thanksgiving Day adds to the school. "We improved a lot Fencing Club circumstances may be, the annual flavor. and I think some teams had The Westfield Fencing Westfield-Plainfield game will en- "It's the Super Bowl for most a letdown after the group Club is becoming increas- dure. kids because most of them don't championships." ingly popular in town, which As the state's longest running ri- play after that," said Gary Kehler, "I didn't think we'd be is largely due to professional valry, the Cardinals and Blue Dev- who led the Blue Devils to an 18-5 third," said Barcan, who instructors Tom Tomko and ils have met every year since 1944. record during his 22-year coaching crossed the line as the team's Tom Boutsikaris. During each The first game was played in 1903 stint at WHS. "Another thing is sixth fastest runner in 18:21. Saturday session, which and the two teams have battled a that you don't get any closer "I thought we'd be in the top meets at the Redeemer Luth- total of 82 times, with Westfield friendships than the ones that are five, behind CBA and Paul eran Church at Cow- holding a 39-38-5 edge. formed in high school. Everyone VI." perthwaithe Place and Clark Even though the rivalry has lost from school and all the relatives Not surprisingly, heralded Street, youth and adults learn a bit of its luster over the past de- come back and you want to per- freshman Matt Elmuccio led cade, the feeling of history and rit- form for them. the charge for Westfield. to use an epee, a foil, and a ual surrounding the series is un- sabre. One of the goals is "It's a culmination of a football "The Mooch" broke the exist- mistakable. career and by having a traditional ing freshman course record, competition, both within the "What makes it special is be- game you look forward to it and set by North Hunterdon's Club and at regional gather- cause it's a long-term, uninter- anticipate it." Brad Hudson in 1981. Ings of fencing clubs. The rupted series that isn't one-sided," "I remember in Dave Brown's Elmuccio made his big early winter sessions of the said Westfield High School Princi- senior year (1987, a 35-6 victory) we move near the top of the Club, a component of the pal Dr. Robert Petix, who has not had large group of tight-knit se- bowl at the two-mile mark, New Jersey Workshop for the missed a Thanksgiving Day game niors," recalls current defensive co- where he was in 14th place. Arts, have already begun and in 13 years. "It's a community ordinator Ron Barner, who has The ninth grader finished will continue until Jan. 22. All event. People of every age come been on the Westfield sidelines for with a strong kick, passing 10 levels are welcome, from be- back to take pail in this Westfield the past 14 seasons. runners over the final mile ginners to experienced, experience. It's part of the glue "Near the end of the game the and placing fourth in the youth and adutt, male and fe- that holds Westfield High School seniors literally did not want to FORBES RLE PHOTO state in a time of 16:27. male. For further information together." come oir the field. They walked off On Thanksgiving Day head coach Ed Tranchina will pace the Elmuccio did not do it call the New Jersey Work- "It's always very big," said cur- slowly because some of them knew Westfield sidelines for tha last time. Tranchina has announced alone. Senior Andy Ruggicro shop for the Arts at 789- rent head coach Ed Tranchina, when they came off they would his intentions to resign In order to better fulfill his duties as (Please turn to page A-11) , 9696. who has 6-1-1 record against the (Please turn to page A-11) athletic director. The Hot Spot Hamrah finds Fountain of Youth at the Big M By JOSEPH W. SAMULKA to for quite some time. However, the $15,000 claimer made .'the THE RECORD owner wait nearly two montlis for The world of harness racing at the 43th victory. Hamrah, who had the Meadowlands race track in put off some iiersonal business to East Rutherford is being domi- be at the track when and if the day nated by the young. would como, began to wonder if his The football team will at- In his mid 30s, John Campbell is horse would ever get the tie- tempt to break a three-game the track's leading driver in purse breaking victory. losing streak and help send money. The leading trainer is Well, the day did come and it did head coach Ed Tranchina out Monte Gelrod, in his late 30s, and in a driving rainstorm. Instrument as a winner in his final game the top horse on the grounds, 4- Landing won the $7,000 purse by 5 when the Blue Devils host year-old Staying Together, set a 1/4 lengths. There was some doubt rival Plainfield at 11 a.m. on world record in the mile in 1:48.2, whether Ihe horse had a victoiy Thanksgiving Day. Wostfiold, Still, there is enough room in the left in him during the nearly two- which holds a 39-38-5 edge industry for elder statesmen month hiatus from the winner's In the all-time series, has George Hamrah, 85, and his circle. won 21 of tho past 26 meet- record-setting pacer Instrument "I was very elated when he ings. Landing, 12. broke the record," Hannah said. "I The former long-time Westfield had postrwned. going to Florida so 1 resident who moved to Scotch could be at the Meadowlands." Inside Plains, and his horse, shattered the Veteran French Canadian Mike Meadowlands track treeord for Lnehiinco, who was the horse's most victories by u standardised driver that night, took Instrument • Scoreboard A-11 on Apr. 10, by winning on a sloppy Landing to the lead right out of the • Youth Sports A-12 track. starting tfate and continued in Instrument Landing, the off- front wire to-wire, Tho pacer cov- Got a score to report? spring of Hying Bret and Itent ered the half-mile in a quick f><;.;j Call Kip KuJuk at 276-6000 or fax Lace, collected his 44th victory tit seconds, but the cagey stnndard- Standing by the side of jockey Mike LaChance, long-time Westfield resident George Hamrah the Big M, ndding three more vic- bred still had enough kick home to to: 276-6220. Our aiidnn ii; 102 (wearing a hat) proudly holds up a sign which commemorated Instrument Landings' record- Walnut Ave., Cranfortl, N.J. 07016. tories to pad his total. win. setting 44th career victory at the Meadowlands. The 64-yenr-old owns Instrument Landing and The record-setting day was one "I was crazy about him »s soon two other standardbreda. which Hnmrah had looked forward (Please turn to pngo A-12) Npypmber25,1993 WestftoJd Record A-11 Memories SCOREBOARD Suzy Folger (Continued from page A-12) 1h« WtstNId Booster Club Is gMng sports perienced, youth and adult, male and female. Westfield Track and Field, said the track pro- (Continued from page A-10) never be on any football field ever IN THE NEWS fans the opportunity to attend Super Bowl XX- For further Information can trie New Jersey gram aims to provide more scholarships and "I started playing that way in VHI whta supporting athletics at the high Workshop for the Arts at 769-9696. improved equipment for its athletes with the high school because the coaches again. It was a great sports mo- school. A raffle Is being conducted to benefit ••• money raised at tha Turkey Trot. Currently, the Itovtr* Indoor Seccir Camp told me to play aggressive," said ment and one of my most touching Its scholarship fund and help pay for athletic Local Card Show Walter Clarkson Award Is the only scholarship Th* annual Rows International Indoor Soc- projects at WHS. Each ticket Is $10 and the Folger, who ran three miles a day T|nMJents." cer Camp al Goodsporta USA In Abardaan it The ClarkCranfOfd Coachman stamp, coin for Westfield High School athletes. grand priie includes two tickets two Super and baseball card show win be held on Sun- Girls' varsity track coach Thomas Hornish and played soccer with the Central fTThis year's meeting takes on tet for Saturday, Nov. 27. Bowl XXVIII, a round trip airplane ticket to At- • added meaning because it will be The camp Is open to boys and girls, ages 6- day, Dec. 26, at the Coachman Days Inn on 10 stated that the event has grown into one of trio Jersey Stars and in the Garden lanta, Ga., hotel accommodations, car rental Jackson Drive in Cranford from 10 a.m. to 4:30 biggest racos of the tall season. He explained State Games during the summer. the last game in Tranchina's 13. and will run for six Saturdays. Enrollment Is and limousine service to and from Newark Air- limited, and campers will be accepted on a p.m. A wide range of choice United States and one reason is the date, which is clojo to "When I got by people they would ; coaching career. Tranchina re- port. In order to buy tickets, contact either worldwide stamps, coins, post cards and cov- Thanksgiving. frtt-conw, flrM-iarva basis. Jerry InfanUno (654-3120) or Mel Coren (654- ers will be on display and offered for sale at The Five-Milo Race will start at Tamaques take a cheap shot at me. It hap- placed Kehler, who retired as the For more Information, call Rovers Interna- 5848). attractive prices. In addition, there will be deal- Park and contirtuo around neighboring streets, pened a lot when I was a fresh- athletic director on Aug. 31. tional at |9OB)-248-1342 or Goodspons USA at »»• 'tWe've already discussed that (BOB)-2900003. Tha camp la conveniently lo- ers with extensive stocks of sports cards for before finishing in the park. The race is open man and that's why the coaches cated from exit 117A on the Garden State Park- Westfleld Fencing Club sale. The public is urged to bring any material to all ages and trophies will bo given out to told me to be aggressive." we don't want to win the game just way. The Westfield Fencing Club Is becoming In- they may have for sale because the participat- first, second, and third placo male and female for ourselves," said senior tri- ••• creasingly popular in town, which Is largely ing dealers will be ready to purchase anything winners, according to ago categories. Folger's perseverance was il- captain Ron Nobile. "We don't 1W4 Figure Skating Championships dua to professional Instructors Tom Tomko ihey need for their stocks, Call 247-1093 for The Tamaques Mile will be held entirely in- lustrated many times during New Jersey' Skating Club of Morris was se- and Tom Boutslkaris. During each Saturday more information. sido the park and is restricted to Westfield scrambles in front of the net want him to go out a loser. We session, which meets at the Redeemer Luth- want to give the game to him." lected to host the 1994 Juvenlle/lntermedlata students in grades lour through nine. The One- While four or five players from National Figure Skating Championships Apr. eran Church at Cowperthwaithe Place and Mile Fun Run, also tconducted solely in tho each team battled for the ball in Over the past 30 years there 20-23. 1994, at the William O. Mermen Sports Clark Street, youth and adults learn to uso an RUNNING park, will award first, second, and third place have been some highly entertain- Arena in Morrlstown. Ths Championships, epee, a foil, and a sabre. Ono of this goals is trophies to male and females. Medals will bo the crease, Folger would fre- ing and memorable contests. In sanctioned by the USFSA. will feature figure competition, both within tho Club and at re- Turkey Trot enters new decade awarded to all finshers in the One-Mile Fun quently find her way through the particular, the games during Ke- skating, (ree skating, dance and pairs competi- gional gatherings of fencing clubs. The early The Friends of Westfield Track and Field will Run. All ages are eligible to run. crowd to score. tions for boys and gin's ages 8 to 18. winter sessions of the Club, a component of hold the 10th Annual Westfield Five-Mile Tur- The race diroclor of the Turkey Trot is Peter lilcr's and Tranchina's rookie sea- "The Juvenile/Intermediate Championships the New Jersey Workshop for the Arts, have key Trot rain or shine on the morning of Nov. Mogendorf. For information, call Mr. Mogendorf "She's not afraid of anything," sdns stand out will feature the best young skaters In the coun- already begun and will continue until Jan. 22. 27, al Tamsques Park in Westfleld. at 654-5591, Mrs. Bodayla at 233-4395, or said Giordano. "She can be physi- Anyone who braved the driving try," said Jean Taylor, Competition Chair- Alt levels are welcome, from beginners to ex- Colleen Bodayta, President of Friends ol Petor Anzlone at 654-3625. cal herself." person. "This is an extraordinary opportunity rain and almost-freezing tempera- tor the people of New Jersey and New York tures will never forget the score- and the surrounding states to see some of our less' tie played in Westfield in country's future Olympic and World skating 1985. stars." 'It was the last game played at Applications for advance tickets are available the -current Gary Kchlcr Stadium Immediately at the Mennan Arena. Box office tickets will not become available until Feb. 1, How Can The and the field conditions that day 1994. Reserved four-day tickets are $15, gen- validated the need for a new eral admission four-day tickets are $10. re- drainage system. served one-day tickets are $10 and general admission one-day tickets are $7. For more 'That was the coldest, rainiest Information, contact tha Mennan Arena at (201) game in my life," said Tranchina. 326-7651. Tire Specialist "I remember Plainftcld had one ••• kid in the hospital for two days." Super Bowl raffia "The lasting memory Tram that game was when Ed and I held up at STS a player in the showers after it was over," said Barner. "We liter- FOOTBALL ally had to hold him up to keep him there. It was the worst condi- tions I've ever been involved in." Reduce Stress? Kehler will always remember his first Westfield-PIainfield game Tires have become high tech like so many in 1961, while trying to forget his SNOW TIRE BONANZA last one in 1982. Plainfield items we purchase in our daily lives. With the In 1961, Plainficld entered the STS has a fun ranQ* of •&•». game with a 7-1 record while the at myriad of sizes, types and speed ratings Blue Devils were undefeated, Westfield available, tire buyers need help. Improper tire • Domestic Westfield capped a perfect season • Compact with a 13-6 triumph. application can adversely affect the Thirteen years later, Kehler*s Date! Thur., Nov. 25 • PeffOfTTK son, Glen, scored every Westfield Time: It a.m. driveability of your vehicle. 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As long as West- eryone was talking about Gary's to your wonts and needs is • Tir« Protection Policy needs of over 42,000 P215/75R15 field can prevent, or at laast reduce the customers That numoer has last game. It was really magnified amount of mistakes they have been only part of the extensive Should your tire fail during making at critical junctures, it stands a grown steadily for over thirty and the whole day was put under "Tire Specialist" Training the first half of treadwear 7 ATSMHI great shot al avenging last season's due to a non-repairable five years Why' Because P196/6OTR16 m.M 22S/7W16U a microscope." setback. 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Junior TB Erwyn • ft— Tire Rotation criteria and more If you was the second Westfield runner Lyghl, who has gained exactly 700 whether you have any We'll rotate your tires, at no haven't experienced the across the tape, placing 42nd in yards on the ground this fall, is looking specific brand preference charge, in the method difference that employee- to rebound from back-to-back 24-yard ownership makes, try us IRELLI 17; 19. Kilcommons was 18 seconds rushing performances against Elizabeth Then we'll thoroughly prescribed by your car manufacturer's warranty You'll agree with the behind Ruggiero in 58th place. and Linden. Of course, the offensive explain your options, thousands who want to line of LT Andrew DuPuls, LG Matt book, to maximize tire tread Don Cambria (17:54) fought oft" a focusing on the benefits of come back again. stomach illness and was 83rd, Palumbo, C Marc Phillips, HQ Bon life. 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Ci4() P.issiitr Avonue LITTLE FALLS, 2 Main Snoot 90B-232-1300 201-377-8161 WESTFIELD. 34 3 Soulh Avenue Easl MADISON, 319 Main Sireel 201-731-1500 METUCHEN, 203 Roule 27 (Next lo cm wash) 908-548-8501 WEST ORANGE. :'3S Prospect Avenue (al Caldof'l) Mon-Sat. 9am to 10 pm • Sunday 1 to 8:30 MONMOUTH JUNCTION, 3930 Roule I North 908-821-8900 —Valuable Coupon Good Thrui 1 /3O/93HBJ | A-12 Westfield Record November 25, 1993 YOUTH SPORTS but (or the second time this season, the Devils kick, leaving Westfleld ahead 8-6. Barrabee The result spoiled Osbomes productive af- Leu than fva minutes later, alter Turner's fourth down play which allowed them to run P.A.L. FOOTBALL gave up (our touchdowns In losing to the Hitl- reeled off a 53-yard run to the Westfield 3 on ternoon. The slender speedster gained 112 fumble recovery, Kom scored on a quick hitter out the dock. loppers. Summit, which won 29-0 on Oct. 3, Summit's next possession and quarterback yards on 13 carries and had one reception In a up the middte Irom 12 yards out and this time Grtg Fralsen, who kept pressure on Sum- amassed nearly half of the total points scored Scott Schroeder ran It In on the next play to losing cause. McCultam, In addition to his In- nailed his extra point try to give Westfield a 13- mit quarterback Josh Lipsey all afternoon, led Westfieid and Summit closed out the Police against the Westfield A Team this season In give the Hilltoppers a 12 8 halttime lead. terception, caught Iwo passes for 23 yards In a polrrt advantage before Summit had run their tho defensive charge with Norrii Brown and Athletic Leoguo football season on Sunday at tha latest renewal of an intense rivalry between drive that had reached the Summit 10 when Kantu Barr. Meanwhile, Todd O'Connel. Gary Kehler Sladium with the Bluo Devil B The Devils seemed poised to counter-attack second play Irom scrimmage. After the Hill- neighboring towns. In the second half, but (aced with a thlrd-and- lime expired In tho first half. Jason Kriager, toppers' third offensive ptay, the Turner and Brian Russo, Dowting, Tumor and McCormack Team capping its undefeated season wilh an- nit contributed wilh big tackles. Greg Edgreen other shutout victory in the final contest of tho Penalties played a big rolo in Westfield's 12 at their own 33 on their first sorios of the Sam Edge, Raihstd Hawks and Montgomery Kofn combo struck again, causing and recov- downfall. Offsides und Facemask calls against session, safety Dominiqk Ferraro picked off stood out on delense. ering Matt Dill's fumble. heard his namo announced on nearly every day. Westfipld won the 8 Division Laaguo play lor Summit. the Devils nudged a Hilltopper drivo along Baykowskl's pass intended lor Jason Osborna The Bluo Devils, led by (he enthusiastic Todd Dowlinfl. the Devils' bruising fullback, Championship tor the second year in a row The B Division champs went 9-0 and scored early In the second quarter. Brown's pass to and returned it 45 yards (or Summit's third coaching of Tim Doerr, Joe Walsh, Kan Cl»- took turns with Turner hauling the pigskin to- and went tha entiro season without giving up a 207 poinls whilo permitting none-. The B Devils Robbie Barrabeo gained 18 yards to the Dev- score of the day. Schroeder's pass to Brown rocca and Grag Gorakl, finished at 4-5. ward tha Summit goal. Turner scored yot point, wore led by coache3 Jay Factor, Paul Har- ils' 12-yard line and Barrabee carried In Ihteo added one more point. Summit 0 12 13 0 - 25 again, on a 10-yard sweop with 23 seconds baugh, Dean Fizzell and Doug Kehler. plays later Irom tho 2 with 6:56 remaining In Summit C 26, Weslfleld C 0 With the wind definitely taken out of Wost- Wettneld S 0 0 0 - B remaining in the first quarter, Team members Includo: O'Connel, McMa- tho half. 1 Westfield won the toss, started the game field's sails, Ferraro scored again moments A that point, the rout was on and it seemed hon, Russo, McCormack, Tim Rich, Brandon with tho ball and wont three plays and out. All-around stand out Greg Montgomery, later on a 47-yard sweop down the right sido- Wtitfitld B 20, Summit B 0 unlikely that Westfield had scored Its final Doarr, Greg Giresl. Turner, Stan Corno, Summit took over and wont throo plays and in, perhaps Iho most versatile player on the Blue lino one play after his teammates blocked Os- With starting quarterback Brandon Do*rr points of the season, ospecially after line- Kom, Maurice Boatwright, Mike Slotler, scoring on Tiemano Fogg's 35-yard run that Dovils' raster, blocked Brown's conversion borne's punt. absent, Kevin McCormack stepped up to lead backer Phil Orslnl snared his fourth intercep- Dowllng. Glacone. Dan Wanai, Mike McCue, set the tono lorlhe gamo. tho B Devils to their 17th consecutive victory. tion of the season early in the third period. Pat Ragnar Gcarhart, Jon Greanateln, Tom Tho larger Hilttopper squad — composed The result was sealed on the third play from McMahon and Chris Glscone look over the Brown. Freison, Chris Chella, Josh Ray, Rob mostly ol sixth graders, compared to West- scrimmage when Lamonl Turner broke freo rushing duties and ground out yardage el- Albino, Ben Gleason, Randy Russell, Mike field's predominantly lourth and fifth grade from a crowd of tacklers and raced 59 yards ficiently, obviating the need for an air attack. Claccianllli, Brown, Will Hannl*. Orsini, Barr. crow — scored in each quarter. In addition lo into the Summit end zone to make the score 6- The defense still had to go to work as the Joey S«und*rs, Dean Rlcca. Howard Mon- his lust quarter SCOJO, Fogg had an 8-yard run 0 with 10:28 remaining. Jim Korn'i conversion game wound down because Summit mounted ro*-Gr^y and Andre Moors. and a 3-yjrd touchdown run, while Miko Nol- kick was wide to the left, only his second miss a late threat. The Hilltoppers reached tha West- Summit 0 0 0 0- 0 son ran 47 yards for Summit's final score lato In 27 tries. ' field 25 before the Devils held on a critical WMHMQ 20 O 0 0 — 20 in the gnme. AOmn Brucno kicked two extra points. Tlio ovuintarini'd Devils, needing somo raz- zlo dazzle, c;imo out tor tlio second hall show- ing a new look installed this week by coachos George Giresi and Bruce Baker. Westfield ovcrshifled to trtc right sido, splitting four men wido on ttio lino ol scrimmago and alternating Iwo flankers or setbacks to tho same sido. II look tho boys somo time to get tho system working, but by tho end of tho end of the gamo tho Devils were starting to gain some yardago on pitchbacks by David King to Mike Mroi and King's 13-yard pass lo Glenn Hur- fiTHLETE OF THE WEEK ley. Louie Mercer, Blair Richardson and Klrt Gtresl also named yardago for tho Devils. Jako Duponl anrj Matl Daly stood out on do- fensD with Iht'ir lO'it t.icklirtg. Tho C Team dedicated thin gamo to team- mato and gamo captain Terence Jenkins, who MATT ELMUCCIO was sidolim.'tl by a serious ilfnoss. Tho mini- Devils — Mtoz. Jotf Gabriel, Joe Martucci, WESTFIELD Jim McKoon, Ben Koket, Chris Frttten, Mike Duelks, Tim Young, Pal Daly, Mike Tullo, Jon Roina, Jim Mitchell, Travis Russo, As he has done all season, the freshman led Jeremy Owens, Scan Faust, Robert Stohr, Westfield's cross-country team to another Cam Kelly, Tony Constantino, Matt Nackson, Matt Morrison, Richardson. Hurley, Dupont, strong showing in Saturday's Meet of Champi- Gircsl, Mercer. King, and Jenkins — concluded ons. Elmuccio placed fourth overall in a time of their season tit 2-5-2 . On tho strong perform- 16:27, breaking the existing course record for nnco of thn fourth graclo rookies, thoy hnve high hopes tor 1994, freshmen, set by North Hunterdon's Brad Hud- Summit 6 7 7 6 — 26 son in 1981. Westfield OOOO— O Summit A ?5, Westfield A B Things start i.>d ciuilu well for Woslfiold. Rob- blo McCullant inlorcopted John Brown's "As chotsn by Forbm Nvmpiptn' Sports D«pL" oyiMj qiui'l ol <1 pass on Summit's first play of DIANE MATFLERD/THE RECORD ?MC i).K!iD Then, Blue Dt;vils diovo 52 yards in Alyssa Gray of the Westfield Sting (No. 16) tries to get by Vicky 1U play; on tin ir ;,ei:cnd possession, with Bobby Baykowski scoring on a quarterback Kerby of the Franklin Lazer (No. 17) during Sunday's match in sneak to yve Wi'Stfiold tho early lead. Matt Westfield. Hughes' boonimcj c.iiwursiun kick increased the auv.uit.ui*-.' to 3 0. Us haici to toll |ii! t In .v Ihirirjs wont wrong. with other trainers in the past- "I enjoyed (harness racing) and NQER George Hamrah She became the sole trainer for that's why I'm still alive today," YOUR SPORTING GOODS COMPLEX Hamrah in the early 1980s and Hamrah said, "It's really kept me 513 W. UNION AVE.. (RT. 28) BOUND BROOK, NEW JERSEY/908-356-0604 (C'ontmtk'd from pa^o A-10) trained approximately 20 horses awake. I would feel like an old Mon., Tues., Thurs.. Frl. 8:30 AM to 9 PM/Wed. ft Sat. 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM as I >;ot him. lie's ;i very honest for him. Because of her honesty horse :tnd t^ives you all that he and loyalty, Hannah listened to lia:;," Hamnli said. "In most of his Garndner when she told him to raros he always JJOCH out to the claim (buy) Instrument Landing front t-ml. Sometimes ho was eight years n^o for $50,000 front ;ih<;ul by six or seven lengths at owner Melvin Papkod" of Wood- tho quarter polo." bury, N.Y. Il.tmnih u'.is tho President of It was a wise investment for a l\\o carpet stores in New Jcrepy horse which had earned $M5,G23 ;imi was in tho carpet business in his career. He-sides tho Apr. 16 IT PAYS from V.W to 10MO, when he lived triumph, Instmmenl Landing's in Wcsilield ;iiul was civieally HC- most prestigious victory came at live as I'resicli-iit of the [.ions' Club 1 the mile oval in Syracuse in Au- iiitci Hie Little. 1-tvigui hnschnll. Later that year he moved to gust in a 12-year old stakes race Si'olch !'l:iins to live wilh his with Hall of Fame driver William O'Donnell in the sulky. The owner, THE RIGHT (l;iti;.;liter IVniso and her husband. The way Hannah and Instru- trainer, and driver shared the nient Landing became linked is &H.470 purse. Choos« what's right for you and yoyr employer. quite an iiiti'restinK story, A friend The pacer has run in a class as of the Scotch Plains resident, who hifjh as $75,(MXJ clainiors, but is went to Freehold Raceway, knew currently racing wilh $10,000 trainer Marshiu Gardner, who was clainiors at Garden State Park in notorious for 'resurrecting' horses Cherry Hill, N.J. THE RIGHT who had failed with other trainers. Hamrah introduction to harness '"I called her up to make a deal racing is also intriguing. Ailer re- SAVINGS with her. Slip told me how much it tiring, Hamrah needed something Carpooling or vanpooling would cost me for training ex- to do, so he and three doctors be- penses and I said OK," Hamriih enmo partners and bought some saves you $60 or more said. race horses almost 115 years ago. per month, plus possible The first time she trained a "I retired and I had nothing to savings on car insurance. horse for Hamrah, it won at odds do and I had some money," Ham- of over 20-1. She instantly made a rah said. "I just needed a hobby. I believer out of Hamrah and he didn't do it for the money." had a lot of (onlklence in her from Hamrah explained he was fed then time forward. ratuui unvut up deal in;; with his partners be- 1 3 4 "Kverytiiiie she entered a horse cause they decided to stick him 2 for me I expected to win," he said. with the payments and red tape. 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All Star prayer Is to be said for 8 Highland Park No Plalnfieid Somervllle Winner: Terry Vital*, Somerset National Westminster Bank Communications, 20423 consecutive days. JO Winner: B. Edmond, Somerset Winner: Mark Samglacomo, Rarltan State Rd 7, Boca Raton, Westtleld Branch Fl. 33498 305-942-5910 National Westminster Bank National Westminster Bank Winner: Alfred Llndgren, Fanwood MRS. ANTHONY MATCHMAKER Bound Brook Branch National Westminster Bank Slut* Strret Branch Gymboree INTERNATIONAL- The TAROT CARD A Winner: Francis Graeowskl, Woodbrldge Branch Perth Amboy Winner: Jurape Llobls, Middlesex largest & most selective PSVCHIC READER Bound Brook Winner: Nancy Lee, Woodbrldge Winner: Michael Moroz, Perth Amboy Westfleld Y personal Introduction HELP & ADVICE IN ALL Westfleld service In the nation For WALKS OF LIFE free Info, 908-2189090 Paul Sanford Jewelers Winner: Alice Kramer, Westfleld Available For National Westminster Bank National Westminster Bank Candy land Crafts Social Gatherings Branchburg Landing Branch Somervllle 1030 Open 9 to 9 Winner: Dan Jacob, Lebanon Convery Branch •: Price With This Ad Winner: Diane DIMoska, Landing Perth Amboy Winner: Tony Vacca, Flemlngton National Westminster Bank Lost A Found Winner: Victor Janklew, Perth Amboy Wharton Branch 908-322-4781 Branchburg Pizza & Restaurant Winner: Judy Wade, Wharton Branchburg: National Westminster Bank BEDMINSTER: MISSING PRAYER TO THE Lebanon Branch Ostro's Somerville DOG— Small Dachshund BLESSED VIRGIN Winner: Dave Onderko, Bloomlngdale National Westminster Bank missing 1rom enclosed Winner: Robert Hirnsey, Winner: J. Kulasinskf, Manville (Never known to tail). Hoes Lane Branch McDowells Total Comfort backyard. 5 year old ill Oh, most beautiful flower Whltehousc Station boy Is heartbroken nnd ol Mt Carmel, fruitful Ace Hardware Plscataway Westfleld desperately wants lits 1 no splendor of Heaven, Branchburg Winner; C.P. Mitchel, Plscataway The Gilt Garden Winner: H. Rellly, Scotch Plains pet back at home Blessed Mother of the Lamlngton Rd. area. Winner: George Brown, Somerville National Westminster Bank South Plalnfiold son ol God, Immaculate Manville Main Branch $200 rBward lor dog's Virgin, assist me In my Winner: Nancy Stewart, So Plalnfieid return. Plonso call with National Westminster Bank Winner: Kathleen Ellis, Manville National Westminster Bank Forbes Newspapers necessity. Oh, Star of the Plttstown Branch any Info! 90B-234-0437 Son help me and hear Carterot Branch Somerville Branch Winner: me. herein you are my Winner: Dale Masseo, Flemlngton LOST— Cat. vie. Fomely Winner: Frank Sosnowskl, Carteret Richard Taylor, Somerville tnother. Oh, Holy Mary, National Westminster Bank Celebrity Wines & Liquors Rd. In Tewksbury, mid Mother of God. Oueen of Oct Mulll color, Taupo, Manville North Branch South Plninficld w Hoavon and Earthl I National Westminster Bank National Westminster Bank Gray, White femalo Winner: Anthony Ranallo, Brldgewater Winner: Bob Sanko, So Plninficld Forbes Newspapers extra joos. 439-26B9 nimbly beseech you Chester Branch Pluckemin Branch from the bottom cf my Winner: Burton Beam III, Washington Winner; Carol Palmer, Brldgewater Bedminster Branch Winner: MULTI-COLORED heart to succor me In this Motuchcn Bicycle James Hupp ADULT CAT- found in necessity There art Metuchon Motophoto H o s c 11 e fliea. house MDMO that can withstand National Westminster Branch Itainod. 29B-0H52 ynur power. Oh, show Winner: Jamio Buyer, Holland, Pa National Westminster Bank South Plninficld Oonvillo Ollico Winner: Nancy Slump, Hlghlnnci Pnrk Forbes Newspapers me herein you are my Winner: Rose Lazznrl, Morris Plains Rocky Hill Branch mother. Oh Mary, con- Winner: Kristen Gervaslo, Lebanon Cranford Branch Winner: 1040 ceived wlthoul sin, pray National Westminster Bank Dorothy Collins, Crnnford Personals for us who have recourse Motophoto Delaware Valley Branch National Westminster Bank to thee (3K). Holy Mother, East Brunswick Winner: Carolyn Drogo National Westminster Bank Bymm Branch place this cause In you/ 1 SPORTS LINE. 5 hands (3«). Holy Spirit. Winner: Marge Satter, E. Brunswick Wood Avenue Branch Stnnhopo Star Racord 218-71. Ton you who solve all prob- Rosella Winner: Evefono Taylor, Andover Selections from Top 10 lems, light all roads so National Westminster Bank cappers, USA. Dnily Up- Hnrley-Dnvldson Winner: Emily Fedorwicz, Linden h.it I enn attain my goal. Milltown Branch Dates. 1-900-B6B-1212 r'ou who gave me the d(- of Edison Winner: Ronda Johns, Hoboken PIN 4115. $15 11) 4 .'Inn gift to forgive and Winner: John Froykor, So. Amboy National Westminster Bnnk allslnr 2043 Slnttj Rri 7 orgnl ail ovll against me National Westminster Bank Boca Union. FL Roxbury Branch and that In all instances Chestnut Avenue Branch National Westminster Bank National Westminster Bank Succnaunnn •••ADOPTION"- in my life you are with Morrlstown Branch Rosolle Cnring, wolJ-oducntod, , I won; in Ihl9 short Edison Branch Winner: Sharon Blaycr, Flanders nrnyor to thank you for Winner: Bernico Bocchlno, Morrlstown Winner: Kathleen Hoflund, Rosalie psychologist and mtisi Winner: Carol Nomoth, Edison hnvct Iho time to clovntp ill things ns you confirm to your nowhnrn-inlnnl met) again that I never Long to Share our nnt to be separated Love, Laughter nnd Life 'mm you In eternal glory, 0 Ellon and Mikp 'lank you for your 1-00O-558-7OO7 nnrrv toward mo and (^cHfteUuiCatioHA and 76aH&4furi*y> Homosludy approved tino fho person must adoption consuitflni- ny this prayer 3 con' Dlano 1-800-734-7143 nculivo days. After 3 nys, the request will be Aid rnntod. This prayer Advartlsi In tha Clasitftid! iust be published after ID fsvor Is granted. J,W. •A Forbes Newspaper U-2 / Forbes Newspapers November 24.25,26,1603 COLLIOI OSOJIIIS- •INLAND WAMA0I- WABMINO MACHINI- FULL LHWTN- natural DRY-SIASON80 HAW. w/out clafMil Eirn ac- tor men or women, Call Prfgldatre. Good condi- racoon coat In axe cortd. SO- cords. $128 4a- credited degree. True Albin MM-7U-7M7 after tion. Several lestures: S1IM. Can Chert wkday (201) 426-0307.' revealing facia. 8pm weekdays or any- time weekends. Heavy dirty, large eapac- 0OO-3N1IOO THEY NEED SO MUCH S « C BOX 22S FBS Hy. sro. Ptease send re- SWEATERS-men's, Metucrtsn, NJOWC plies to: BOR ISO, ***** Forbes Newspapers, women's A children's. P8YCHIC P.O. Bos 100. 100f00 t cotton, from $4 to FANCY NAILS Somervllle. NJ 01176. S3S300. KJMftel KN Dona at your conve- t PIREWOOO SIA- THEY ASK SO LITTLE By Dorothy nience In my home. Low 29 OuSSr Wsrrsn, SONED-Hard wood Split rale*. Calt SM-7431. Love, HeeMi, Ouelneea 2010-31OO NJ, 764-0070. and unspm. DesVere41j>- •PICIAL: Tarot card cslly. ti5o TM-om. - readings 15 w/thls Ad. M10 MUVMTOTHI JOT© FIRBWOOO- QUALITY This elderly woman lives atom in a •LIMaTDVMOIN Call tor appt. Bound Brfc (Never known to (all). RONNIE'S COMPLETE SEASONED HARD- senior citizen's building. She finds It AUCTION SBRVICB- WOODS. ALL SPLIT FOR Oh, moil beiutllul flower Anttquee, heehold. Farm FIREPLACE. 14"-2£. hard to go shopping by herself so .a Of Mt, Carmel, fruitful IBM COMPATIBLB DELIVERED AN.D vine eplandor of Heaven, $9M. We also buy and shopping cart and gift certificate would Blessed Mother of the Ronald Berube, Auction- DUMPED. S12S PER eer. Call 6344000. repair computers, moni- CORD. CALL 000-101- help her and make her holiday a tittle •on of God, Immaculate tors, printers and boards. 300014 HOURS A DAY, brighter. Virgin, assist me In my necessity. Oh, Star of the FIRBWOOO- Seasoned Sea, halp me and hear hardwood, Split * ;.' ma, herein you are my 1100. Free* Oeee) Dstlvered. l125/c«r*a. mother. Oh, Holy Mary, W0-S49-0627 , Mother of God, Queen of 1110 • FIRBWOOO-seaaoMd, This teenage girl losl her Single mother of four children has an Heaven and Earth I I CHRMTMASTMM humbly beseech you 2190. CRAFTMAN- 12 HP split, hardwood, a Mo family and all of her ongoing history erf domestic violence. from the bottom ol my Cut your own, plek from tractor, 6 spd., w/rear delivery, (908) 7S0-2670 heart to succor me in this belongings in a fire. She Family was homeless lor about one year 'VntOQ rlftHfllsVA 70.000 treeel Rt 70 EaH bagger ettach>nent, 3 necessity. There are 7, West on Rt 173 to yr.a old. groat cond., would be grateful for and Irving with family. The children need none that can withstand FIREWOOD PSYCHIC PLACI aitO • •etlwere Rlegelsviile Wsrrengien 1600.9OJ0Ofr0739 S100/plck-up truck load anything, especially clothes. basics and would each appreciate a toy. your power. Oh, show Help and Advice Rd." Rl 0M to Rte 027 delivered. .. One girl would love a bike and a helmet. me herein you are my on all problem* Wanted te Buy sooth to Heathers Tree MULCH/TOPBOIU mother. Oh Mary, con* 757-4450 >7SS7 STONE- PU Of Prompt CALL 762^040 ,, celved without sin, pray 2332 Park Ave Dei. Retail or Wholesale. WINTER MILL FARM- for us who have) recourse S. Ptalnfleld LOOM BFABl Bedmlnster. Spill, sea- to tries (3x). Holy Mother, CHRISTMAB TMSS soned, delivered. Seleci HELP US GRANT THESE SMALL WISHES I place this cause In your YOUR MASSIMO AD WtMtesale only. Douglas TIMOTHY MASS HAY hardwood. 1120/cord. Stop in at your local Burgdorff Office after November 25th and select '' your family." hands (3x). Holy Spirit, CAN BE MfBUSMED IN ANTIQUI OININQ Fir, 6't-O't, $19.00. Nan- 469-5667 dsys Of 439- you who solve all prob- VJZ NSTW jiinsT fsnvsv ROOM SET- Drop-Leaf hete: medium, large ft On private farm In 3332 eves. Your presents will reach the family in time for the holidays, making this season one to lems, light all roads so •APIRS WITH ONE small, Wreaths (all slies) Betfmlnater. Approx. table w/4 chairs. BO Yre + 6000 balee avail. Call that I can attain my goal. EASY PHONE CALL AND Good Cond. 274-1W For other prices eatl now. remember, tor them, tor you. You who gave me the di- FOR ONE LOW PRICE. Pawl 000407-4431. 906-7194036 BURGDORFF REALTORS' HOLIDAY STOCKINGS vine gift to forgive? and FOR ONLY $218.00 forget all evil aqalnst me YOUR AD WILL REACH SCOTCH PIWB CMIRBT- A LITTLE CAN MEAN A LOT and thai In all Instances OVER 1.2 MILLION MAB TREES- you cut In my life you are with HOMES THROUGHOUT SIS. Readlngton Twp. on me, I want In this short THE STATE. CALL Holland Brook Rd. Be- prayer to thank you for FORBES CLASSIFIED AT tween Cole and Roos- ANNUAL CHRISTMAS FREEZER- 10 Cu. Ft. evelt Rde. B34-S001 be- HARD- CRAFT SHOW A BA- •II things as you confirm 1^00-559-9495, ASK upright, Imperial Heavy REALTORS" once again that I never FOR JOYCE OR KRISTIN tween Sam-Spm WOODS. All qty. * slxea. ZAAR Dec. 11th Bam- FOR ALL THE DETAILS Duty, whJte. Exc. Cond. Split a delivered. 4pm, St Peters High EAST BRUNSWICK want to be separated S200. 900-7054002 BERNARDSVILLE METUCHEN from you In eternal glory. ABOUT SCAN- (908)424-1075 School, 175 Somerset St, 385 Cranberry Rd. New Brunswick. Spon- 5 Olcoti Square 4S« Middlesex Ave. WESTFIELD Thank you for your STATEWIDE CLASSIFIED WA8HIR- I7S. Dryer, sored by: St Peters High (900)221-0044 (BOB) 300-1800 (908)548-3777 mercy toward me and AO NETWORK. $05. Stove. 179. Refrig- 000 North Ave.W. mine. The person must erator, 1170. Can deliver. School Parents Associa- BEDMINSTER/BRIOGEWATER FANWOOD WARREN (90S) 2334005 tion. Pictures With Sants. say this prayer 3 con- Color console TV ItOO. BUOANT MX FURt 3/4 Bake Sale, Super SO/50. 271 Route 202/2O6, Pluckmtn 25« South Av«. 8t-C Mountain Blvd. secutive days. After 3 Pie call 782-6320. * 4 * A Forbes Newspapers Business & Professional DIRECTO Serving: Westfield, Scotch Plains, Fan wood, Cranford, Garwood, Kenilworth AIR CONDITIONING FEATURING: DRIVEWAYS RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL BUILDERS Paving \PR0miNG QUALITY SERVICE FOR OVER 10 YTMi \ pome, home to quality. SOmVEWAV8 Heating and Air Conditioning e PARKING LOTS • Additions • SEAL COATING Sales & Service e BCLOrUM BLOCK CURBING SIYORK • Alterations • HAHJKMD TIES • STUMP GRINDING* e Humldlflere • Electronic Air-Cleaners "MMVMQ WWIAMA FREE ESTIMATES FOHOVWI40TlArf|- FUUV INSURED e Clock Thermostats • Attic Fans Ktlchens • Baths • Carpentry Blown-ln FAMILY OWNED « OPERATED Westfield 233-6222 276-4048 Scotch Plains 753*7281 0 AUTO DEALERS "Building with Confidence * DRIVEWAYS LREILLY MICHAEL M. MASON BENNEn PAVING OLDSMOBILE, INC rrofissUmul UvnimUwr COMPANY AUTHORIZED OLDSMOBILE Drtv«wayt • Curbing SALES S SERVICE Complete Home Remodeling Parking Lots •Sidewalk* 232-7651 "Call today — my Consultation Draliwgt Work in always Complimentary" 560 NORTH AVE. E. Family In Cranford Over 40 Years WESTFIELD 908-272-3640 BUILDERS BUILDING CONTRACTOR COLLISION REPAIRS DRIVEWAYS ADVERTISE Come home to quality. • Additions AMERICAN EAGLE Benner's PERSONAL 4 PROFKSIONAl Want to expand your • Alterations CONSTRUCTION business? Don't think KUcttens • Bath* • Carpentry • OeckT" Auto Center Additions • Renovations • Patios/ Decks it's In your budget? 276-4048 Carpentry e Brick Pavtn • Masonry Complete Auto Body U Mechanical THINK AGAIN! It only "BulWli Garage Conversions • Skylights with the latest technology. Porch Enclosures • Bathrooms DISTINCTIVE SPECIALISTS IN NJ Inspection U Reinjpeciion costs $18.25 per week • Family Rooms • Roofing e siding ASTHALT DUVIWM e PAMONG AIIAS to reach over 25 thou- - FINANCING ARRANGED - 606 South Ave., E. CURBING e SEALING S RESURFACING rREK ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED CONdrn AMD MASONRY WORK sand people each week. nplete Home Remodeling tfaur AM Cranford, NJ "Call today — mji Con»ultallon RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL Call 908-722-3000, Ext. In alioojti CompHmentory" CALL 1 800-540-8503 Family In Crmnlord Over 40 Y»an FREE DESIGN CONSULTATION WITH THIS AD 976-1111 FULLV INI. yV0*Z7Z-ZSlB (MtTONY 6256. Ask for Russell. BUILDERS CARPET CLEANING SERVICES ADVERTISE FENCES BRAND BUILDERS •CARPET BY BOB' PtrsoiMl Touch dMitlng • How would you like to reach over 25 thousand people each e Shopst Homm Ccnvtnhncm • Homes • Offices • Condos o Jjvoe SerecUMt of Quality Carpers • Apartments week? • General o Catre Heavy "e atut 2110 3130 2130 2130 2130 10AMMFTOFFURMI. DR SIT-B2X7O amok*, OUEf N MATTRBBB AMD EDISON- S9I TURI- IM mMTHMI Blast tabla. and 4 valour BOX BPRINO- 970. Ava. (Between Wood- TFT BRAND NAME DID YOU DOLL HOUSE— Dutch FOLDING CHAIR8- Set ITALIAN DESIGNER & $79 refrtae. Rt 22W,chalra w/ Oak Can*, front Excellent condttton. NEW brtdoa Ava. A OUR LADY POOL TABU- 3 pc. 3/4 KNOW... colonial, fully finished & of matsl folding chairs, CLOTHES- Colonial fu*: MLS- Wad., Dae. 1.10. Hlllalda naxfto Shoprlta hutch. 9600. 98*9434. RABBIT HUTCH- $70. OF PEACE RC CHURCH) electrified. $1200. 90S- $28 takes all. Please nlture, Oeter elect, knrfa A.1 FywiWMfa. aaaxm In, Italian matched slate. thai an ad In this local t, Wrotnmed Manor, N. END TABLE— Haavy, HEATED Oarage Sale: $750. 709-1542/1 v meg paper elso goes into 22 754-6290. sand replies to: Box 150, sharpener (never ueed), Jaffacaon Hd.. WNppany. IN* 10 PC-Mahogany dark brown. 138. Plaaaa Fri ft Sat (11/26 A 27) 279-2721. other locel papers? Forbes Newspapers, paintlnga, lampa w/ UPHOLSTERED CHAIR 10am-4pm. Fum, Cloth- ENCORE QUALITY CON- P.O. Box 699ehades, , full else mad* .lACTOMYCtlAIUMCI taMa, 1 laat, • ctiaJra, eand) raptlaa to:Bo x 180, brown, extremaly com- Reach over SBO.OOD large A email buffet, Forbaa Newapapere, ing, Mlsc office auppliae, - Hot Point readers with one call 1 SIGNMENTS- Clothing. Somervllle, NJ 08876. to ardor box spring • Mat make room for n«w fortable, great eond. Artldaa for lha home. Dishwasher $150, Hot Jewelry, furs, antiques, mattreee (firm, never Inventory. Mint aaH anchina cabinet. Aek P.O. Box 699,Retail price 8200 1-a00-9»-84B9 12000/nafl. 617-TW. Somarvllla. NJ 08876. EVERYTHING IS PRICED Point Qae range A hood collectibles, horns fur- WOOD FLOORING uaadl), 2 single bed on* of a Und «J4aconUn- Asking 9981 874-3781 TO SELL. $280. 909-21W984 DISCOVERY TOY8- nishings. 123 Claremont Wide plank Oak, Cherry wicker headboards. 1897 • uad Kama, Imported from NO KIDDING... & Colonial White Pine. •DRM MT- Black lac- ETNAN ALLEN- plna CLOCKS- (2) Two avail- Earn CASH ft/or FREE Road, Bernardsville, T-F glided encyclopedia Italy: lampa, ertadae, quer: Trlplt Draeear, dan lurnliura. 4 placet NO EARLY BIRDS. Toys for the holidays. 10-6, Thurs. 8, Sat. 10-5. Mack & Co. "Messages ft Papers of atcAH 4pca, ue. cond- 2120 able. Battery powered. 908-766-7760 215-679-8393 I40O. 909-358-5060 or $10 (or both. Pleaae Host/Sell. Call: 234-9396 the Presidents". PHOTO* 1400. TWFOOT SOFAI 906-7224398 0ARW0OD- 1 Cedar IRWIN SCHIFF'S BEST GRAPHIC equip.: flood bttek aynth. laatttar- ft; Christmas Items ft send rapliea to: Box 150, lamps, protector screen Forbea Nawapapera, DOUBLE STROLL- * * * FOR SALE * * * SELLER... HOW ANV- S275. KIT SIT-black OBOMETRIC FRINT- knlck knacka. Frl t Sat BR—front to back by Leaf Sweeper, Exercise ONE CAN STOP PAYING i other collectibles. All tabla w/4 chalrt-1150. Couch A Lovaaaat 8125 NOTICE: All QARAQE Nov 26 ft27 . 9sm-2pm P.O. Box 699, negotiable. 908-356- HOLIDAY CRAFT MMl- Somarvllla, NJ 08876. Aprlca. 1 yr old but hard- Machine, Photographic INCOME TAXES and why •UMKMD S20O w/bunk- tabla ft floor Lampa 810 SALES advaftlsamanti ly uaad, like new! Pri-Enlargers (2), Childrons 2794. No dealersl TIOUI- NOV. 27th, laa A mati'e.Movlnfl. M»- METUCHEN* LAROEST they should. 176 pages, t. up. MM-7B3-4OM arc PAYABLE IN AD-YARD SALB-all items COCA COLA COIN mary colore, 9 wheels Cross Country Sklls. Hard Cover. 414.00/pp. 10am-*pm. Nov. aaih 2474983. ClOC. Grand OPERATED SODA DIS- Sells for $290. asking Court Reporter's M0anv4pm. S30 Malroaa Ptano;Varnaha-S780, HOT TUB- 2-para VANCE by caah, brand new. Toys for all the Amber Press, P.O. ages, novelties, h/h PENSING MACHINE, $178 or B/O. 422-4897 Machine. Call for more Box 5, Jobatown, N.J. AdVtrtiM m ttaCMUNMO V . *va. 9a. PlalnflaM. For 810O0. BR SET: Full check, VISA or Maatar excel, eond. asking $300. ask for Sharon. Information • 707-8246. 08041. rnore Info. 7B7-37M BID. BRASS-qn.. com- eraam lacq.-ltso. MUST Mams, Jewelry, women'e Card. For « quota on hair access., baseball Lg. assortmsnt of Old •T. MICrlAILt NOLI* plata ml ortho mattraee SEE I Baaut. Dk. Solid Coins ftCurrency . DAY MZAAH- Dae. 4, •at. Unuatd In box. Coct Oak DR Set: Round labla coat, plMM call carda.A Chrlstmaa w/4 chalra-SSSO and rtemi.Uted TV's, radloa, Collins Cemar, Bam-apm. 100 Aldan Si. 11000, »»H 1300 caah. 1-S00-55S-849S. 23 Dumont Rd., Far Cranford, NJ. FEATUR. CaH (201) *4( Coffee tabla w/2 draw.- stereos, furniture) ft lawn 1250. (909) 434-0783. equip. 11/27*11/28, 94 Hills, NJ 900.2344998 INO hand mada crafti, MDHOOM- glrt'a whlta Forbes Classified Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule paraonalliad avargraan 30 Lincoln Ava.Matuchan COMFORTER MONTH •II wood Hanry Link. ~ ... '— couch, love- wreathe, daeoratlva baa- piacM, good eond. 1575. PAIR HURRICANE $19.08 ANY SIZE1 Free kata, Lar«a M»M Raffia. aaat A recllnar. Qlrl'a BR LAMPS- Cut glaas Turkey Give Away. Sign We will be closed for Rallgloua arllelat, photo* 9M-75S3M02 plna tat, naver uaad, 1 NO EDISON- B Library baaa, 10 prisms, etched up for 10 butterball tur- with Santa, Chlldrans BR KfMT COPFBY-7 ntte table A draaiar, Bail PI.; 11/28, 12/5. 9-4.cranberry shades, electri- keys. Drawing Nov. 20, playiand. FOOD (early PCS aotid dovetail con- offer. 906-782-2883 House sale. fied. Original. $380. 1993, Corner of Fulton ft bird dinner 2-4pm). Gour- atruc. Good eond., MOO. WICKER SET- 4pC.BEHMARD9VILLE- 123 900-722.7664 East Main St., Brldgawa. met choeolataa, bakad Call attar 8PM 3S1-0492. Claremorrt Readi Almost tar (Flnderne Section). S48O; Computer Deak WARREN- 13 Heather Your Comfort Zone THANKSGIVING Boodt. antartalnmawt. BR SET- 10 mad. oak 9135; oval On.Anna Plna new- Clothing. Jewelry, Lane. MOVING SALE (Off BR aat. IncW.e twin bad, DR tabla, aeals 10. $650; Fun. Accessories. Fine Mountain Ava. Between axe, eond., 1800, 908-8 ladderback ruah bol- quality home furnishings, Thursday and Friday antlquee, collectibles, Slertlng/Plalnfleld fid A 369-4274 3:30-9 pm lom DR chain S5S0; Lg. Old Sterling Rd) Cloth- BROTHER TYPE- Ft—to a aatortment Old Coins 1 from consignments ft se- Ing, HH Items A Hoarse WRITER Elec. $25., November 25th and 26th CABINET- Ona avail- Currency. Qn. Anna Ma- lact daalara. New Tack. Rain or Shine. Rabbit cage (Metal) $30, • bla. Light brown, arrivals- Desks, Oak ta- Deadline for in-column classified for the week of hogany cotfae tabla bles, sets of chaira, Nov 26 ft 27, 10-3, Mattress, quaan size, "August". 1-wida drawer, $135; Rd. table lor 2 A 2 foam. $10., Two large 2-drawer (»mtll), 1-tfoor. riding equipment, new WESTFIELO- MOVING AKC STANDARD FO0- Ice cream chalra, set merchandise dally! glaaa fish tanka w/ NOVEMBER 24th-26th OLE- Whlta. famala. $150. Plaiaa aend $135; Antique Empire Li- SALE, Kit. pantry, enter- rapliee to: Box 150, 99.00 OFF purchase of tainment unit, computer screen tops (lor use w/ Show alock, 1 yr. old. brary tabla $250. Plus a $25 or morel animals) $30 aa. Wed- will be Friday, November 19th 9oa7ao7ati Forbee Nawapapere, large quantity of furniture station, la-z-boy, call for P.O. Box 699, appt. A more. 789-8422 ding Gown size 7 $50. & household Items, ENCORE QUALITY Call 302-1328 at 2 PM Somarvllla, NJ 08876. Bookcases, Deaks, CONSIGNMENTS -. ATARI OAMtt <>) Lampa, Tables, Chalra, Dealer co-op space avail. ****** Uka rwwl Plaaaa call CHIPPENDALE CHAIRS Tue-F 10-6, Thura. til B Adwrtha to the Clmffledf 908-T22-8909. 8 ribbon back, block Mirrors, Pictures 4 Sal, 10-5. DIAMOND ring. 1/2 carat front Irom 1940'e. 1350 Framai, Paintings, etc. MARQUIS surrounded Deadline for Classified Display HOUM MICKS for all. CaH 396-5996. PRICED TO SELL.' 900-786-778O by 1/4 carat In smaller approx. 300 plecae. Collins Corner Antiques MOVING SALEIt 2130 stones. Appraised at will be Thursday, November 18th Plaaaa pick up. 861-8078 CONTEMPORARY Sofa • Uaad Furniture CRANFOHD- 208 Cren- $2500. Asking 81000. ft Chair, Brown A Beige. 21 Dumont Rd Call 302-1326 249-1990 ford Ave; 11/26, 27. 10-5. at 5 PM Far Hllls.NJ Couchaa, Desk,Dishes, DIAPERS- Olapoaabfe. DAYMD-Completa Mr/ 2 906-234-O9W Rugs.TV&Mlcro w/standa 100 per case, med.A lg., donlcott- ortho mattraat A pop up We Buy ft tall Evarythlng must gol 10 HUMMEL PLATES $15, IncldS delivery. 808- trundal. Ntw In box. Coit 1972-1961 All boxsd, 463-3034 or 699-1123. Thtyptyl 1800, aall 9328 caah. $100 aa. for all or BO. Advmrtln* in thm ClmunMrnd! Call 752-0751 from 6- BOBBINS* ALLISON, INC. Call For CHAPMAN BROS. WESTFIELD ROOFING CO, Service or "local PuWte Movort Lie. #1428 Fuel Oil Moving I Ucano • Plumbing All Types of Roofing and Siding • Htatlng - Cooling • Alterations - Repairs 908-276-0900 a) Air Conditioning Specializing In: 276-1320 Reel-Strong Fuel AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES Cranford 213 SOUTH AVE E 36 NORTH AVE. E Roof Stripping • Flat Roofs Serving All Of Union County CRANFORD CRANFORD Since 192 5 TEL 276-0898 Re-Roofs and Repairs GAS STATION PAINTERS PLUMBER Mina & Kyrillos WORK 100% GUARANTEED [££23 INDEPENDENT Donald S. Rockefeller Auto Service PLUMBING & HEATING INC. Centennial Exxon PAINTERS Complete 464 South of Centennial Avt. Beat Contractors Prices Cranlbrd 908-272-528(1 Plumbing We Specialize in Interior Painting Foreign & Domestic Heating 908-789-2023 Complete Auto Repairs e Wall Paper Services Brake Service & Exhaust e Popcorn Ceiling Electronic Work. State Lie. #4205 Computer Diagnostics, Cooling System, • Stain Work Fully Insured Free Estimates Tires, Front End Specialist Fuliy Ins. Free Estimates All Work Guaranteed 18 yrs. Exp. 276-8677 New Jersey Inspection Station 7 Raleigh Ave. • Cranford Written Warranty on All Services Weatfleld 9OS-789-9S33 Owner works on every job [We Also Uu Exterior hunilng A Picssurt Washing) HOME IMPROVEMENTS PLUMBER TREE SERVICE PAINTING ROOFING/SIDING LAV1TOL PAINTING LENNY'S PLUMBING Ellis • Exterior • Free Estimate HEATING D & R FUCHS Tree Service Call Bob a> Interior • Fully Insured • Heating Sewer • Expert CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ALL TYPES OF TREE CARE 900-281-0716 • Carpentry Cleaning & REMOVAL Complete Preparation • Plumbing & Heating Owner/Installer a Firewood Bathrooms, - "V/t'n Still Working Our Way Through Repairs Tile. Quarry and Town and We do the bnt Work Around" a Woodchips Marble installed • Hot Water Heaters Roofing • Siding a Snow plowing SAVE ENERGY... We install • Sump Pumps a Landscaping Small Repairs Vinyl Replacement Windows Replacement Windows All Kinds Free Est. • State License #6249 (908) 245-1203 a Check our Htcnsion Proof Prices Fully Insured free Estimates Decks Basements • Rnojing • Lradtn and Gwlen Lenny Grieco (908) 486-5806 to Attics 574-0480 Free Estimate! 272-4033 CRANFORD 709-1251 INSURED • FR££ ESTIMATES ELECTRICAL HEATING CONTRACTOR PAINTING ROOFING TV REPAIR TREE SERVICE PRECISION ROOFING Specializing in: — PRECISION — K-J*. Robinson "Because You Work Hard To Electrical/Air Conditioning/ CUSTOM PAINTING Keep A Roof Over Your Head" Heating Contractor • Interior/Exterior Est. 1960 • Wallpaper WOODSTACK Update your heating system • Powerwashing TREE SERVICE & save up to 40% on your Very Reasonable Rates Experienced & Reliable SALES & REPAIRS INSURED heating bills plus get a utility •Shingle • Slate • Leaks (30 Years in Business) rebate. Fast quality RECEIVE 10% OIT Low, Low Rates workmanship. Kcnnt NKIOOI I CENTER TV Senior Citizen Discounts Piufessional & Courteous ii t miipli !»• rixil n I his 11 907 Wood Ave. • Roselle FREE ESTIMATES 908-276-9191 CAXL 545-7699 276-2331 276-5752 bonded 8. insured Lie #1374 Call 828-7757 (D TO RESERVE YOUR SPACE IN THIS DIRECTORY A Forbes Newspaper SMU-4 / Forbes Newspapers November 24,25,26,1993 2190 2190 AABACUS ANTIQUES MAKE YOUR HOUSE A HOME AtmaUB BUYING PICTUFJI- Hand knit- JACK LA LAMM OOtO ted. (Tree.) 19 « 2S. $10. •ERVICB Lifetime Membership. Please sand replies to: We AM PMrehaehtg 41O0 4130 SM. yearly due*. S4M. BOM 150. Furniture)* Paintings WIMIMUOUI HmuHng * Oman Up putt** can»»«ais Forbes Nswspapera, Oriental Rugs*Statues RsVflSSSMTATIVBS P.O. Box «•». Come and experience JACK IMJittSE- Olym- Clocks * Toys * Mirrors SomervHle, NJ 0S876. ESTATE LIQUIDATIONS the ShaHa A Pw» dHMr- CARKNTRY * JUNK REMOVAL * HOME All QUAUTY OUAR.rDI nUNTINQ. A WALLM- pic Gold Membership. ence al New .Jersey's FINK QUAUTY ATTICS • BASEMENTS JUST STUMPS I nt/Ex 1. 'owner- PININQ- Ode**/ Inte- S3OO. Fit One ekl ma- PIN BALL- 4 player Call MS-ttS-USS moat beautiful puppy rior, custom work. Com- chine, SaOO. 7S1-7167. or i-ioo-isi-sas» BACKYARDS Alterations INC operated," Decks, mold, SBOO; flockole Juke Box store. . ; ' LOWEST races CALL JOCAT297-12B1 mercial/residential. and Additions Tree • Stump Removal etc. Cosmetic*. Exp'd, $500; Video game >t00 ALL LIONEL, IVES, Remodeling I Repair* central NJ 201-428-«453. FULLY INSURED. Nick KITCHEN ROLL 0B4f»B, Kan Wlndowi, Doors, Trim, JUNK REMOVAL •6S-B23S AMERICAN FLVER- * All pupplee are A.K.C. Prompt and Courteous TABLE- Metal Gresn. registered and selected bailments, free est.. rife HAUUNO-CLEAN UP Services la your atump a pain In ANTHONY'S MINTINa S20. Please aend replies PtNSAU. MACHINES and othtr toy trains. Col- •nsured. 908-2B1-fl538. Attlci, bassmsntt, ga Ih* 0RA8S7 Inttrlor/exiirlor, Roonng, m. ANDHKCHICK- lector paya highest pric- for breed conformity aj}d "Quality at Ita Best" to: BOK 150, wanted by hobbyists. temperament. CARPENTRY- Atl rages. Free estimates Free Est. Fully Ins. guttert cleaned/lmtalled. Palnting A paper hang- Forbea Newspapers. working or not. Call Tim es. Call I •800-464-4671 908-233-7624 WALLACE Senior Citzon Disc. or 201-635-2058 small, medium repairs n- CONSTRUCTION Free att. TU4441. Ing. 30 yrs. quality expe- p.o. Boa see. (EBB) TaB-SEOS ilde/out, & mw work. C>>! 24hr«. t0t-*34-131l rience. 494-6S36. Somsrvllle, NJ 0M76. * Pupplee are eoctaiited NILLA * CLEANING ft ATTENnVE-CAmniL SCREEN PNINTINa AMERICAN FLYER 4 LI- in open cases...no glasi Ceramic til*, ihestrock, CAHTINQ StRVICE 725-3845 repairs, gutiari cleaned, LEAF REMOVAL Interior Painting WHY MY MOM? Apts.. KITCHENS •QUIP. S color complete ONEL TRAINS A OLD walla herell This Insurei Attici. basemtnts, ga Wallpapering condos, homes, S70/rm; set-up for T-shirt, lacksts. proper developmenl for a repairs and Intlcfe paint Detttaehing, Ctean-ups Save to 70% on major TOYS— Pla call 908-755- Ing. Larry 469-6340 rages, Junk removal of al A Landscaping at reces- •M-2M4M17 WaiiptparS20/roll. Neat ft hate, etc. 13500. 358- 0346, leave message or happy, well adjusted, lov- klndi. 908-754-6B7S brands, soavus-eooo. ing pet. ; sion breaking rates. PAINTINQ BY BOB Cleanl 707-M73. 342e call after 6pm DON'T CALL US t Quality service for 25 yrs. Until you've called the 4100 908-725-4623 RICHARDSON BEARS TONIMO ANTIQUE A USED- Fur- * Famous Shaken-Paw Interior A exterior PAINTING COMPANY TASLK- w/bullt-in b»- niture, Old OR tots and LHetime Health Quaran- others. Then call LAWN MOWING- for as Free est. 4 Fully Ins. CB CONTRACTING for Homm Imprwmmmnt H O M E little as $20. Thatching, Comm./Reaidafilal/lndust cycle, well maintained A BRs from 180O'a to tee Includes compUmeti- seeding, shrub trimming, PapeihanQjng also avail. Fully Insured Free est. Mfviced. SS50. Please Iv. 1950V Aleo mile- piec- try veterinary and free the highest quality car- Weinman A DaugMor pentry & home Improve- inetallatlons & clean-upt, Interior Exterior L1TTEIIS FROM SANTA es. 647-1959. fecel examination arid * *ABC FENCE CO* Power Wash Sand Blast ments at the lowest Carpentry (All phaiet) Call Jeff 753-6742. Ptraonellzed lettera In • MIRLIV TIMPLC COINS WANTED- pay lifetime obedience train- price. We mean HI free> Chain Link a Wood Fenc- 233-50M MS-SSTt ing. Sheet Rock • Painting LEAF REMOVAL 8YS- time for Chrlsimai. IDCAL DOLLS- »125., cash, top pricei. paper est., fully Insured, rets, Ing 20% OFF! Fencese Decks Ssnd letter w/ NAME Other dolls a love. Cast money, locelcn, stamps, 900-534-1980 TEMS— Complete fall * MR. DORiaHT * Bring the whole famUy. 25 Yr» Exp. 889-C8S1 Outdoor structures clean-up. All leaves taken PAINTING- Int/Ext ADDRESS * 15.00/ tor Iron mechanical banks: scrap gold, old jewelry 4 Masonry • Patios each letter to: player 4 others. sterling. Eatalaa and Col 14 Route 23 West, * * * * •way. 908-522-9141 Repairs on wills, ceil- Qreenbrook, NJ OBS12 ADDITIONS Bathroom & Basement ings, porches, tile, caulk- ifTTEin Dolls bought, aold, re- lections. B08-782-0840. J. DEQUTtS PINE LANDSCAPING A (50 yards west of Rock CARPENTRY Remodeling ing. 30 yrs. exp. Free Es- 171 W. Main t paired, dreieed 4 ap- Raab Coin, 4 Bloomfteld & ALTERATIONS LAWN MAINTENANCE- praised. Museum open Aye., Flemlnyon. Avs.) ' Quality craftsmanship on And much more... timates. Call Buddy •eund sVeeh. NJ OSBOS •Kitchens •Bathrooms Landscape construction ••TWO byappt (8O»27S-aS15 s6*2522 . additions, alterations. Always tree estimates & design. Tree removal A METAL ROOFtNO e BID- FISHING TACKLE- col- Mon-Sal 11-9, Sun 11-6 roofing, siding, doors, •Basements •Decks and competitive rates. •Ceramic Tile •ETC. trimming. Owner oper- ING— For Iwuses/bsrm. SKI BALI- ENTIRE lector wants to buy OLD, SS0 off any puppy wWi . kitchens & bath, decks A * Insured* Incredible Proven Prod- STORE AT SKI CHALET, 1 Competitive prices ated. Fully Ins. Rels avail. rods, retla, lures, cala- tMaad. Netieba'ee*!- replacement windows. In- CALL JOHN MUSELU All Phases of uct. Super Attractivs, MT. VIEW PLAZA IS blned with any other Fully Insured Satisfaction guaranteed. Interior tnd Enterlor logs. 233-1654 after 5PM ' sured, free estimates. Call 968-5670 imMitHMtlhtf Low Cost. Easy Installa- NOW 50-7 0% OFF ff E /ao/sa Call 9OS-7S4-O014 Free aitimatea (908) 249-6652 Painting and Staining tion. Quaianieed 20 RETAIL PRICES. TUNE GUNS, SWORDS, n/ FOR DEPENDABLE, * HOUSE PAINTING* PREDATOR TREE Aluminum Siding years, we cut to the inch. SKI WITH THIS AO. KNIVES, MIUTARIA-NJ 4070 HIOH OUAUTY WORK, Power washing. Painting SERVICE Reflnltnlng Fist Oelrveryl Free liters- REGULAR PRICE S25, 4 Fed. He. Top cash •RAV LAEYT-«I7-te33' int./exterior. Light car- Reduced Winter Rates Houee Washing COPPERHEAD ture. (7t7) S86-f14, SALE PRICE 114.95. paid. House calls made. Etoctrfcaf Trimmings, Take Downs, ajpfeaBiHBs1 aereae^rvVsa aa^ p *a^ePB9H B»rtB21-4948 ADDITIONS, SIDING, pentry. roofing. 756-95«5 Complete Plumbing • Heating Inc & Stump Grinding. Powenwashing of MIRRORS- gym/wall, 3W-3000TOOAVI DECKS- All work fully JtJ HOME IMPROVE- 424-0912 •New Construction (15), brand new, HIOH PRICES MID- for BOARD VOUR HORH- A-1 ELECTRIC CO. guaranteed. Profes- MENTS- Ceramic tile, Siding, Roofs, •Boiler Installations STORAGE BARRELS- postcard*, sheet music, Gutters, Decks, 46x100x1/4", easy to cut, In well-mairrtaJoed private No Job Too Small sional, courteous and re- remodeling, decks, car- PRESTIGE LAWN •Drain Cleaning frt* delivery. M9 »ach, Haavy-gauge cardboard. old toys, baseball items, Driveways, Patios pleasure barn. 25 gor- No Challenge Too Great sponsible owner. pentry, windows, doors, SERVICES •Water Heaters 1-600-S2S' it a Employment Guide ********** v Warehouse 1 COME 6E A PART lil T GREAT ItlSI ITS * OF THE MAGIC... Could YOU * at Childci.ift. Inc. a subsidiary of The Are YOU... Walt D i s n c- y V\fe mated * Company «> TEMPORARY m 11 Yrs. old or older? deliver this paper? * Full-Time m In Need of some serious $ $ $? •r 7:30 am • 4:00 pm Forbes Newspapers is looking for men 7 3:00 pm - 11:00 pru • Into Free Prizes? BG DEM. » PART-TIME and women for neighborhood delivery. a> 4:30 pm - 8:30 pm over your * EARN EXTRA CASH Then call Rob Furth at (908) 722-3000, ext. * FOR THE HOLIDAVS j* Tno IOIIO*II-IQ ware- 6832, to become a member of Forbes Earn $65-$85 per week delivering one or two ^ house Dpponuni'.,c^ iro available now irtru :na Newspapers Circulation Youth crew. days per week. Must be 18 years or older and holiday season: UTTLE have reliable transportation. Seighborhood a GENERAL Outgrown bcby cribs. Furniture that downt flt 7 WAREHOUSE In the new house. Office equipment that Ijnt Your delivery available in the following communites: * e FORKLIFT used. Appliances you no longer need. Subscription 1^. OPERATOR Mission: • Bound Brook All those and more vw4tl be sold when you use * e INVENTORY Foibes Classifieds' Merchandise Special, * CONTROL CLERK Sales Our Classifieds ore-delivered to 360,000 * e OATA ENTRY Sell Subscription • Bridge water potential buyers in Central New Jersey. li you re iniefcstci) ^i lOihing a winning roarri witn all the wjvantafias coupons one night • Edison It's a big deal for you when so many people ol one ol trw world's Newspaper can see your ad for so few dollars. Only $20 Itvonie comptiiiiDs. plsai* com* in and (ill a week from 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM • Manville buys you 4 lines for 2 weeks. out an apptication: MONDAY-FRIDAY Delivery Advertise today In Forbes Classifieds and turn S AM - 3 PM • Metuchen those little things Into a big deal. » CHILDCRAFT, INC. Your Benefits: ^ Part Of (he Magic ot ^ • Somerset JfTht Walt Ditney Company^- I i i • 20 Kilmw Soad • i • Editon,NJ0H17 + • $5.00 Per Sale For more information on Middlesex County routes, a^ [«uKOn»ui«fCiTii>ki|«il>iOjV jL 1 •*******••* call Ed Tarbox at (908) 722-3000, ext. 6851. AMUIOMI tfnu, »M $1.18 tor each 5080 • Win Great Prizes (Games, Skateboards, Bikes, etc.) in the Quarterly Drawing. For more information on Somerset County routes, \ m In I charmer per Do*. tftmlna to. tp*c*» and punctuation M call Butch Whitmorc at (908) 722-3000, ext. 6850 neriiaary nmmrtttm to muuOt pnon* iwrur No aMrevlaNm, pMMt BOOKKEEPER FULL CHAROE- Exp d- or Nordine Kasmi at (908) 722-3000, ext. 6852. (preterably in manufac- § Musi as patt In ttfvtnc* - e»ih. no Automoiivt edi No turing). Computer oxp a CtM*, VWA, or MealwCwa Bango SMI. In mirtm, MUST. Conscientious In- dividual willing to per- oaayeMngM form other office duties. 3 or 4 d»y«7wk. Hri. N«g. arinlMdlonanoomnwicitladi *OfltrvU.Sont/w«h Mtcoupon 008-6SS-7800 Forbes • Ut DRIVIRI- NEWSPAPERS Forbes Addreis. SubatlluM' Immediate openings. Class B/CDL A Division n) l-'orhf." Inv. •hone _ license with Passenger NEWSPAPERS Endorsement and no ail A Oivisinn af t-'urhfs htr. City suit zip brake restriction pre- ferred. Excellent training VtSVMC*. E*p. Date: program. Could lead to 5090 5050 5090 5050 5000 50M permanent position. ErnpfoyiiPBfif* employment- Employment- Pmrt-Time Comacl: Glonda Fulcher Employment- PO, Uui< General General Employment rt aomanilX' HJCUll (908)874-b202 General Montgomery Township i ia/n/t} Schools, Skillman, NJ DRIVER PART/FULL TIME- CSR TRUCK DRIVER FREE LINGERIE- Sell/ VAN DRIVER- Needed 0B5S8 Musi have own car. for Ins. Agency. Edtson- SALES/SALES CDL Class A, Steel, Over- Earn Undercover Wear from 2:15 to 3:15 Dally Equal Oppty/Affirmative Must be familiar with So Plalnfield- Piscataway MANAGEMENT elze experience, Medicet/ at Home Parties PT hrs/ for puplt transport Into Mail your coupon, or place your ad by calling.. Action Employer Northern N.J. Guaran- area. Pis send resume I Dental, Paid Vacation/ FT Payl (90B) 725-0290. Scotch Planes/ North IMMEDIATE OPENING Plaintleld area. Union teed to earn between $50 salary req. To: FML, P.O Are you ready to earn Holiday*, Long/Short BY CHRISTMAS... & S125/day for light pick- Box A, So Plainflild, NJ, hauls. Catholic High School. Earn ti.SOOM.OOO up work. Mutt be de- 07080 between 130,000 - McCuen Trucking, Inc. MAKE YOUR DASH FOR Scotch Planes. Calk Mr. PT/FTI WE NEED HELPI pendable. Please contact $50,000 your first year 21S-2S7-5336 EXTRA CASH- As a Lettieri, we-889-1621 for Work from homo! No Chris et (tOS) 757-0—2. PISCATAWAY- Gen'l of- and $50,000 • J80.000 part-time Forbes News- additional Information. exp. nac. Call anytime fice/mall room/shipping your second year; then paper telemarketing rep- * 1-§OO-aO4-«14 « EXPERIENCED IN- & receiving. Heavy lifting. we'd like to speak to 504O resentative. WAREHOUSE SERTER— set-up/opera- Copy exp. Excellent you. The leading Empfoyiiisiil" Picker/Packer, toad/Un- 1-S0O-559-9495 CHILDCARS- earn oppty. Full benefits. FT NATIONAL REAL $7 00 per hour plus ex- load. Temp Positions tor. Must have experi- HmeHhCmre money providing quality ence on Mutlfr-Martmt or Hra. Will Train. ESTATE office in NJ Is cellent commission struc- Must have car lor New r/ooo chlWcare tor I or more similar equipment. Re- Call 1-800-669-0800. looking for 2 CAREER ture Call John or Glen at Brunswick, Middlesex soao children in your own 1-800-300-9321 or 908- area, fmmecf. work. Must (rVH't OYMtNt Cfl^piOJfflMln* sume or application to minded people for LPN/RN-F/T. Days 9- CMW Caw* Wanted home. MONDAY MORN- Forbes Newspapers, Reet Estate residential, new homes 5:30, every other Sat 9-1 781-7900 ext. 7302. be reliable. Call Val or ING INC, offers free In- ASST. MANAGER 2 yrs physician offico Michelle at: P.O. Box 699. Somarville, sales, commercial PT DRIVER A LT. WARE- •ABV SEEKS L0VIHQ surance, referrals, equip- NJ 08870. Attn. Tom WANTED— for progres- investment sales & exp. pref. Send resume Superior Personnel, 100 ment, back-up & more. Mnasko. 908-722-3000 sive buyer agency. Sal. + to 186. HOUSE DUTIES- Good Wood Ave. ««uth. Suite NANNY- F/T, Mve-in, ACCOUNTANT - CON* Union County 908-668- comm. 2 yrs min. exp. leasing In Central Jersey driving record a must care tor 1 Infant, BR/bath area. WE WILL GET 117. feelln, N.J. 0M30. TROLLER- Somervllle 4884; Somerset County FOSTER FAMILIES req'd. A desire to earn NURSE-RN Raliree welcome Apply (90S) •32-tSOO w/private entrance & otlico. Must bo organized 908-526-4884 $75,000+ within 24 mos. YOU LICENSED and Somerset Special Chil- In person: Cranwood phone. Non-imoking. Of all Races & Religions and proficient on com- are needed for young BUYERS RESOURCE TRAIN YOU. For dren's Health Services. Electrical Supply. 49 proper Eng. & rels. req puter- Platinum experi- •M-U4-2722 confidential Interview, B.S.N. 2 yrs, Pediatric South Ave., Qarwood, 5100 Dunellan, 90B-96B-7494 CLERK/CLERK TYPIST people, ages 5 to 17. ence helpful. Familiar Looking for rosporsiblu Training, 24 hr. support call Ken Worden at exp. for case manage- NJ »Oa-789-1102. mvmtr with preparation of mulIU REAL ESTATE CAREER ment unit. 30 hours wk rt*/ BABYSITTER-needod people with excellent line, financial compensa- Century 21 PT PERSON NEEDED OpportunHle* state sales use tax re- clerical/verbal skills tion provided. For ad- WEIDEL REALTORS (906) 725-8366 for 3rd grader aft.school turns, awareness of fed- Hillsborouflh. We are Worden A Green Hours 1-5pm Telephone, in Franklin Park 2- Must type 40-45 WPM ditional Info call: BO«-a74.470O It. typing, filing. Com- eral/state/local tax com- Long/snort {temp posi- Catholic Charities al looking for good people 5:30pm. & few early dis- pliance Innnliar with pay- to join our sales staff soao putei/enlry/Windows Fax missals. $200/mo. Cnll tions). Must have cm and SALES— Independant me jjf luted in this (7.n 9010 • Career Training roll tax returns, general Whether licensed or unit Part-lime resume to: 90B-272-8855 KathlB 297-3797 Iv msg. must be willing to travel contractor. The Industry with best time for appt. (i/ittfhorr may requite ii frv A Services lodger entry, financial in Somerset. Middlesex. FULL TIME TEACHER censed, we can get you leader in A/fl collections Employment i-ncancihation. account started In a successful In purchaie information S0M • ChlM Car* CHILO CARE Union County areas Cnll For Toddler Class In Is expanding It's sales & RECEPETIONIST- med- •indor nuterialt rcRiirding Wanted analysis, budget Input, and ask for val or YMCA Child Care Cenier Real Eatats Career. Flex- marketing effort insuranco covarago and hours, unlimited earning ical, for busy Somervilln f,ir<-fr investments jnd.nr 5030 • Employment Michelle at: Superior Part time Teacher Aid throughout NJ AEROBICS allergy prallce. exp pref , opportunitin. Agencies What Is a Doula? compliance. Interaction Also Needed. Call Direc- potential & hands-on • High comm. INSTRUCTOR with clients and suppliers Personnel, 100 Wood training. Call Judi Hitt. 908-231-9625 5040 • Employment • Ave. South, Suite 117, tor B-4pm, 548-0523 paid weekly Tues. 4 Thurs. 9am ACTIVISTS Domestic A Doul. is somoona who very Important Age is Manager, 359-7100 class. Certified. Apply in RECEPTIONIST PART- Peace and Ultimate Ful- not important. Call Iselln, NJ 0M30. QAB ATTENDANT • Training & support SOU « employment - • No night or weekends person: King George TIME— Position avail in fillment, or at least Nat i • hu^ had newborn baby Equipment Specialists. (We) eaa-woo Experienced help only. REAL ESTATE Health Care. NJ Citizen Qeneral LEGAL SECRETARY Solid 1st year potenlal Racquet Club, Green- people oriented office experience Inc., Somervllle, NJ $6 per hour Please calf brook. Must be wall groomed, a Action is hiring com- SOW) • Employment • 90B-725-07B9. Experienced. Rsrltan 60K, Coliexx Inc. HMMI Cars • it. mloresled In working 722-9000 - Brian or Joe CO-OP non-smoker & have a munity activist with peo- with new mothers and Contact Yvonne 908-752-7070 AFTER SCHOOL. ple skills. S1S to S20K S070 COORDINATOR HAIRSTYLIST- Unique (»OS) 732.W00 pleasant professional their babies in a Home ACCOUNTING SALES—Thinking of a TEACHER POSITION personality Good typing, with benefits and career Matofla Part Time/Full Tim* business oppty for suc- Avail. No certification Pert-Time s o 111 ng AMBITIOUS PEOPLE cessful exp'cf h air- REAL ESTATE SALES career change?? filing & phone skills are oppty. Hours 1:30 to 10. • cart assist with the GET HIGHLY RE- Coldwell Banker Schlott needed Exper A lovo ol necessary. 906-356-0880. Women and minorities Forbes Newspapers Is drosser. 908-234-2102 Maximize your earning children are required For S0M - Enjoyment caret of other children In WARDED— Out people potential. Plenty ol floor Realtors ot So. Plld. Is urged to apply. Call the family make the dillurence This now seeking an INTERIOR seeking career minded, more Info please call RECEPTIONIST/ today 908-246-7611 Vttrrte* individual with time, plenty of leads • will provide assistance Dynamic cualomor driven DECORATINO/SALES higher earnings. Join self motivated Indi- WH-359-2111 SWITCHBOARD SIM • Career with light housekeeping, experience In co-op's With light typing to greet AIRLINES— Now hiring Investments t company continues to Full or Part Time. Will Century at vidual's to join our qual- BABYSITTERS cooking, shopping nnd grow because of our and advertising. Train Pet fMM-497-0738 McQee Reartore ity sales team. For more visitors and handle very entry level; customer ser- Opportunities eirands Excellent customer NEEDED- Local busy phones. Must be vice/baggage handlers positive attitude toward 9M-92S-4440 detail) and confidential woman's health club • will attend a 1-1/2 woek customer satisfaction ssrvlce, telemarketing JOHNSON'S TREE interview call Bob Men- flexible 5 days 9:30-3:30. Many other positions. Salesmen, Climbers. 1035 Rt. 202 Branchburg. Call 908-218-1155. 8010 training cours and research skills ditto, manager 669-0020. 908-231-1811 4400-41200 weekly necessary. Computer Ground men. Exp. RESIDENTIAL CLEAN Local or relocation. For GaWtfF TrWftIfMJ Today, we are accepting BUS CLEANER— Inlori- Variable hours, attractive the foltowtng new mem- experience very helpful. BM-e51-4794 INQ SERVICE- Seeking SECRETARIES W/W.P. RN NEEDED-every applications & informa- ors. Early hours Call other wknd plus one hourly rato. Like to know bers, M/F. to our winning To apply, please contact Law Bntereement Jobs hard working Individual High Power Temps 549-0127 BAM-SPM tion 1-800-647-7420 ext mom? Call 1 -BOO-U team Lanco Osbourne at w/car. P/T $6.50-$7.50/ needs Dependable. Qual- evenmg/wk in busy medi- 849. NO EXP. NECESSARY Mon -Fri cal facility. $19/hr paid to PERFORM. Or stop by • Accounting Personrol 722-3000, oxt. 6102, Now hiring. US Customs, hr. 560-1199. ified Temporary Employ- » BARTENDER TRAINING our Human Resources ees to till job orders from BUS DRIVER- Coach the right candidate Cnll ASSEMBLE ITEMS AT • Earn up to *10-$15 /hr. Officers, ate. For Info, P/T. stick shift exp week Maryann or Diane al HOME— Top pay, easy Dept., 99 Beauvolr Avo , Establish yourself with n call 219-794-0010 ext. CLOSERS ONLY our client companies in / Train to be a bartonder Summit, NJ, lo till out an this area. days or weekends wilh MedlMerge (908) 968- work, guarantee, legiti- goal driven company We 2935 9AM-9PM. 7 days. NO BALONEY mate. Call 1-904-606- t .Job placement as- application EOE offer a positive working HIGH POWER TEMPS CDL air brnkpa bus li- 8900 ..-. slstance. fee If accepted. cense Sports trips also 3634 exi N644, environment wilh impres- Forbes LEGAL SECRETARY $700-2500+/WK 109 East Union Ave SCHOOL VAN DHIv- u" 900-532-9122 school bus. Minimum sive componsntlon plans. P^T or F/T. Experienced, Leads, leads, leadsl Bound Brook, NJ 08805 ERS— CDL rt-quirpcJ or ATTENTION £*•AMERICAN BARTEND OVERLOOK Major medical benelits. NEWSPAPERS bright, cheerful person 80% advance commlssior 908-560-9153 exp. 3 yrs Call 549-0129 SOMERVILLE £"• ERS SCHOOL we will train 1020 Green HOSPITAL Send resume to Box with good skills, able to On road or in office CLERK TYPIST— Part St. Islm 283-1982 * * Postal Jobs * • work Independently SECRETARY- Com- «M88, Forbes Newspn COOK-LINE/GRILL- F/T No MLM types, please timo 30 hrs Somorvillo Start $11.41/hr. t ben- CHILD CARE/HSKH- Pleasant, smoke-froe puter skills req'd Calf SPANISH A FRENCH pors, P O Box 699. Som- top pay for a solid oxp MS-MB-ISOO Just In Tims Inc." al Area. Call 526-0880 ask eflis. For application & mature lemalo, live-In orvlllo, NJ O0B76 Cranford office. Calls TEACHERS Need fluencv Info, call 1-216-324-5827 Eng. speaking refs. a Apply Tuo»-Fri. 24pm. taken nt S63-CS69. SALES * AND MARKET- 908-722-8211 for Kim. 273 Main SI. Gladstone. & oxp w children 2 his 7am-10pm 7 days. Til must. 908-654-9186 AN EXCELLENT KEY Alter 12/1: 27S-90O2 ING ADMINISTRATOR- SECRETARY- w/ exc CUSTOMER SERVICE per woek, $20 'Hr Piscv POSITION- w/growlng Secure Position w,/ Ma|or COMPUTER TRAINING COOK— nights & week- skills & ability to relate to responsible person(s) for taway area 805-0627 AVON SALES- AM mailorder Co! You'll LEGAL SECRETARY— Medical Manufacturer. seniors, work Independ- expanding car rental ftroas For information Especially for btglnners 5040 on|oy a vnrlety ot impor- ends, for ouiy oat. rostu- Weattleld law firm seeks Must have Lotus 1-2-3. SPORTS WRITER Learn: •WordPerfect iirnnl. great growth po- ently 4 be self-motivated business In Smst or Hills- call tant rosp. Incl. A'P, cus- secretary wllh excellent Microsoft Works, Win- for apt. facility In Union borough area to answer Part-time 1-B00-662-2a»a •Lottie tent IJIN_90B:7JZ5:2500__ Domestic tomer sorvico, & gonl of- skills. Litigation and dows. & Apple Computer Cty. 12-15 hrs/wk to phones, quote ratos, cal- •Other Software flco. Pleasant & quali- tiansacllonnl oxp. prel. Systems Skills. Challeng- Part-time sportswrrtei DRIVERS- NEW Call E-Z COMPUTER DENTAL ASST.- PfT, F/ start, leading to approx. culate rentals & general fied? Possible move to T, exp. only, X-rny II- W/P roq., EKC benefits A ing Long Torm oppty. for 30 hrs/wk in Jan. Ben- office work Mon-Siit., nooded to work at Mes- GROWTHI NEW TERMI- S SERVICES HOUSEKEEPER- Take office mgM $7-10 hr start, working cond.s, Salary Intolllgont exporloncod senger-Gazetto; ap- NAL! NEW SHORTHAUL .••., 1-BOtMM-72»7XeO77 cenao oxpandad func- efits later Respond w/ 8AM-1PM, Call bat 10AM chargo poison lor prof, nosumes to. UMSI, 125 tions for private low vol- commensurate wilh exp., person Pis call 908-469- resume: Associates. 4 & 3PM, Dolinr Ronl A proximately 20-30 hours OPPORTUNITIES! Har- couplo, W. Brldgowalor. Lincoln, Mlddlesox NJ ume qunllty practice call 908-233-esoo 8700 Ask For Keith Fish- Bobtng Ct.. So. Plain- Car. 563-0006 per week, depending on rlsburg. PA based • We Own transp 2 dya/wk 9OB-Z32-9190. or. Have flssumo Avail, field, 070BO. iho season: must bo offer: Late model trac- 8O2O slnrt 1/1/94. Good salary, ASSEMBLERS:Excollant MACHINIBT-needod lo for Imend Fnx. OELI HELP WANTED available weekends as tors, pay lor exp. 10.28/ CWW Car* Wmnted S9, I wk. pd vac. alter 1 income to assomlJln DRIVER run mill S Inthos Must SECRETARY- Word Experlerico profoirori woll as Mondays nnd mile, Immediate medical yr, Send lottor with exp.. products 31 homo Info F/T. Holl-Olf expor.MusI measure & cut to ox- SALES cTlR~EE R erfect, Micro Soft Word, Flexible hours Tuesdays: Involves cov- coverage for qualified, snlary roqu.. rots To. 1-504-646-1700 trome high degree of ac- OPPT'Y- World's larg- otus 1-2-3, Harvard erage of six area high experienced drivers (first CHILD CARE hnvo CDL & good driving __ 90B-756-2965 Box 183. For bos DEPT.NJ-Q331 record. Cnll B0 8- curacy. Experience w/ ost Insuronce Co Is Graphics. Desk Top Pub- schools and youlh ol month after DOH) Newspapers, P.O. Bo* use of micromotors, call- seeking career-mlndocf lishing. Word lor Win- DISTRIBUTORS sports experience pre- Home weekly, $500 exp. What is a Doula? 699, Somervllle, NJ, * * * * pors, verniers & gauges people. Up to $40,000 to dows. Excel. With or SPREAD NEWS ferred but not neces- clrlvor sign-on bonus. D0B76 AUTO MECHANIC DRIVERS noedod Ability to read start, no expoilonce noc- Without Sleno, dlctn- help Iho public sary send resume art! Service credit for vaca- Full time, oxporloncod Join Amorlcn'a Inrrjost bluoprlnts, numerical & esBary. Excollont training phone Car needed tor GET VISA clippings lo Allan tion (exp. drivers). Call A Doula Is sotnoono who only npply Salnry pin;; \>uzn chnin! Pli*a Hot is mochnnlcal npllludo find benefits. Cnll Larry Middlesex and Edison Conovor Execuitve anytime • BURLINGTON 5050 c a m in i s s i u n s . A u n r nooded Flvo (5) yrs. Young al 90B-754-7S76. REGARDLESS!! Sports Udltor, Forbes Emptoymmtt- now hiring lor Its new area. Call Val or Michelle MOTOR CARRIERS: 1- • ha* had newborn bnhy ross oamings S37-$40k store In Somsrsot, N J. If ond/or college dogroo at: Superior Personnel. 906-685-1800 Newspapers, Box 6D9, B00-JOIN-BMC (EXT aid holictays and vnen Sales oxporiencu Gamml you are at loasl 1(1 yr9 roq. Hrs. 5PM-3:30AM/ CHURCH CONSULTANT 00 Wood Ave. South- Somervlllo. NJ 0887B or 105) EOE. • Is Interested In v\oikmci tion Full service nuto old w/yoiir ovvn vehicle, ono hall dny on Satur- iutte 117, Iselln, NJ FASHION AOVISOR plonse call 722-3000, ext. ropalr cantor Oppty lor United Church Directo- Wofir A show lactios jow- with new mothers find you can oorn up to $9 an day Fiespond to: Mm. ries mnnagsmon! Is look- EARN EXTRA MONEV- Ihelr babies In n home fldvancemonl, nr Stop In todny or cnll: Human RosourcBS. PO eliy 2 evos. S126 No in- foi the holidays. Detailed ing tor a sell-rnolivatocl NOW PLOW OWNER vestment, 9EW-756-306B Tolomnrkntlng selling PART TIME Box 298, Rariton. NJ and Buccosa-orlenfod iccordoct message. Call • can assist with the SUBURBAN AUTO MALL OB069. OPERATORS- Pick-ups (rot | 426-9367 Bxt, 910 Edlson/Sometvillo Arefl9 individual lo work Part & tandom dumps w/ MODELS/NEW FACES MAKE YOUR DASH enro D' olhuf children in SEASONAL MEDICAL EXAMINERS time A Full Time In n TV/PRINT/FASHION. FOR EXTRA CASH HOMEMAKER S DREAM *ho family _ (BOB) 7;»-6B9g lows, fronl loaders Call Needed to perform Insur- sales public rolatlons loin B00-?90-4iieo Ages 8 and up nt Dennnn SI,iv homo, lose weight, • will provide assistance AVON SALES— All -Hut. ance exams. P/T: flex, position. You will bo Trusl Motfols. Mndison. A"; n pnrt-llmn Forbns make money. I losl 46 with light hoiiaekBopInu, Pilfl Tlino SDnsonnl post contacllng area churches tlans nro now available nrons, For Informnllon schodulo: good pny, Im- EMP RECEP./CLEHK- NJ. Cnll for nppt. 201- Nuwspnpoi toloinnrkoiinii lbs find made $500 in 10 cooking, shopping nnd 1139 Easton Avenue of All laitns Our unique r cnll modinle oponlngs if you antocl for busy contrac- 377-17BB ropresonlalive [1 ii V - '' i u a 9 ii call o r r d n d s in otn WhltehoiiBO. NJ Somerset, N.J. nro qualified to draw photography systom sloro Day and overling 1.BO0-662-M92 _ tor, duties Ineld nnswor- * 1 600-204-6814 « • will nttond n 1-1/2 wouk 230-0900 blood nnd havo basic from Kodak gives you ing telephone, typing A PART TIME HELP %f 00 pen hour plus BV- training couiso schedules. Excollonl morllcs! training, Iho selling odge Our 30 3 full days, general ollico AUTO DID YOU eneral office woik, COIIOMI commission iitiiii;- TRAVEL COORDINA- opporlunlllos for slu. years of experience can nowlerige ol WP & work, knowlodgo of com- TOR— fciiin while you dnnts. rollroos nnd RETAIL SALES KNOW . . . luio Cnll John or tilnn n( Variable homo, sllrnctlve POSITION guide you to success. .otUB 1-2-3 n i ' respond puters holpful. Writo !-0n0-300-93?1 nr 9011- lonrn No Investment re- hourly rale. Like lo know orTiomnkurs. OFFICE CLERK- Mntuirt Salary lo 9tar1, gna Office Mfinng.ni Auto nnd Tiro Sorvico This llttlo ad can bo read & reliable Individual o Po Box 19, Gladstone, 781-7900 oxt. 730? quired. Resume: Kllroy more? Call l-BOO-U- Confer looking for a Tlio by more than 380,000 allowance nd Inconllvn J 07034 P O Box 630 Company, Attn: Ms. PERFORM. Or stop hy nooded to handle dnlly programs. Componiflilon Crnnford, 07016-063(1 UNDERCOVER WEAR Apply lo Snloa,Sorvico Writer. roodors In 22 publica- ncllvilloj In small Warren UPER/MANAQER- Hnlg, 922 Mnr Walt Drive, our Human neBourco9 Sloro Managor: Must ho onrjer to learn tions throughout Somer- $25-45.000 per yonr For PT sales agents mietled Ft. Walton Beach. FL Dept., gg Beouvolr Ava . offlco. Send resume to: personal Interview send imBll motel needs re- PART TIME KENNEL Hostesses rerctivo TREE and flDOd wllh people. set, Mlddloasx nnti Unton Box 165, KForbes News- 325-U Summit, NJ, lo (III out nn Countlea? 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AoVarthw m Me C/stsJf/tdl Call 201-962-9876 Ytsl Call nowl 9434674 Actortto In tltm Cfflflrndt GIFT IDEAS Holiday Gift •,' f CartMcatm 38 Rustic Mai! Manville. N.J. 70 W. Main St. Holiday Cleaning HIONIS GREENHOUSES Somerville > HOME CLEANING CARE 725-8005 Buy Dfrtct from the Growers and SAVE on all tiiet ofPoinsttiiai FOR PEOPLE ON THE GO1 908-216-0606 MKXM4MS 0M«3Mf0-9V YOU TO MEET VOUA PAUL'S HAIRCUTTERS Gift Certificates NEEDS! Laser Discs PERM SPECIAL FOR THE HOLIDAYS HCMCMi.BC Shampoo, cut, perm A ttyfa New & Used Movies Rte. 948.00 Sptelal $40.00 $7.00 OFF cooc rows wtni Special Orders IM'I'NHy Gift CarlMcata Available < .J. "WEVi MOVED" Discover Fresh New Ways to Say Visit WAGS' 'N WHISKERS Princeton Pilot Shoppe • 3 }'. "Seasons Greetings" FOR ALL BREEDS - DOGS 4 CATS " •" Mr • C* EXPERT PET OROOtHNO WITH TLC. 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J2S (9081 722-6060 U Prkiceton Airport, Rt. 206, 609-921-3100 LETTERS FROM SANTA Personalized letters from Santa Spoof PANACHE In time for Christmas Send in the Somerset Marriott Name, Address, letter & $5.00 MURDER * Hair - Men U Women • Perma a Body Waves Check or Money Order to: MYSTERY GIFT * Manicure/Pedicure • Nails a Facia* < IvKTIFH ATKS •k Facials/Waxing/Massage • GrfU a Styling LETTERS 20% Off Any • Maaaages a Tanning 271 West Main Street 875.00 Per Couple Service in the salon flseaKt 1S% o9 any ttnlct or suppkat Bound Brook, NJ 08805 I lid. Hoi's. Appetizer, Sulud, with coupon. (908) 271-0550 TRULVMHZETDU Letters received by Dec 10m will be 1'iiiiic Hll> in I'oultry lintrcc 10-11 Rustic Mall . or-MEH wrote WITTY sant week of Dec. 12 Others cannot Dessert, Coflce, Tea it Show Open: Tuts. • Frl. 10-9, Sat. 10-6 E. Camplaln Rd., ManvIHe Ctostd Sun. A Mon. be guaranteed In time for Christmas .Call for more WAV OF THB ARROW Massage-Works l»"\vifes you to experience This Is the place tor l l j Hair a Mall Salon 1 - ;t 'v Sterling Silver Jewelry • Raadw-flsad* gNt and t///t4) baahatstor Christmas American Indian Jewelry $28.00ft u p and Crafts •OKI Cemftcatte Route 206 • Rrnceton Airport 10* So. Main SL, Somerville 72 South Street Dcbro Wolk, AA.s.T., CA- S26-W28 Rinceton, NJ CeM. Si"<"<- 198S • P«.(. Lm-ulrrl ol. New Providence, NJ 1 • 17 Mn.o., Ave (Rl. 2«) AV.iJI.-.os 908-464-2270 609-921-8024 SKYDIVE CHARLES MOORE III EAST'S PHOTOGRAPHY \ •• First Jump Course I AM (onf firm 188 Main Street (Train & Jump The No-Refund. Nolixchange Gift the Same Day) Peapack, NJ A MASSAGE CERTIFICATE Featured on NBC 'Today Show' It fits everyone on you list! 908-234-1235 Call 908-821-0033 ufumty Call: (908) 996-6262 Christine D'Agostino MC and VISA Accepted "A Great Holiday Gift 73 Edison Health Club k-(II truly ts Ihe glfl they'll never forget) ^j .for the Whole Family" t Route 1 South, Edison ^ (9()8) 218-0033 . Give Ihc frKdom of flight. For $20. you can give thai TRI STATE AIRWAYS special someone their first flight "Old Fashioned" Qualify AT KUPPEH AIRPORT (irave Rlunkcls and open the door too whole BALLOON RIDES MANVILLE, N J. Door Wre.iths new adventure. Fllghls leavo our own llcensod 1034 MILLSTONE HQAD Your gill recipient wlH actually baltooon port In White house. One ol Doiigliis I'tr Trees 8OMrFWILLE, N.J. 0B876 fly a plane under the expert NJt oldea and most expetlened and ,nrr JO.00U 55 Eaaton Ave. guidance of an Inttruclor. lissVirnlug companiesl Old certiflcalaa l (90B) 526-2822 available lor $150 per person. Christ/run Poin\i lliu\ , New Brunswick. NJ 08901 So don't be puzzled about whiit Girl CnrtHlcntns Avallnbln to give. Call or come l>y Tn ChiKisv Ftfmi a: Lk:onk; rights - StO.OO ft up 908/828-3855 lo see us. Discowiteit Puns Intaj A F light Ovor New Vofk City CONTACT DENNY AT Only $05.00 (1 hr tUght totol) FAX 828-2979 J TEWKSBURY BALLOON ACE GREENHOUSES PNCO lor Thmo Pnssonaars a Homemade Chocolates ADVENTURES liilftxiur.lory F-'llglil Losaon a GUI Baskets & Assortments reoai ss«-<«ooo 34* Vumkrrtcr K The New Jersey Association of tation and Training. censed real estate professional for altors, has attained the New Jersey member brokers in nearly 2,000 of- Realtors will hold its annual con- • • • six years. He is also a licensed bro- Association of Realtors' Graduate, fices nationwide is particulurly vention, "Get Set to Soar in f94," Leon Thomas Hughes, a sales ker, and has closed more than 280 Realtor Institute (GRI) professional helpful for people relocating to a Nov. 30-Dec.2 in the Trump T^j transactions in his career. A consis- different city. associate with the Warren office of designation. Mahal, Atlantic City. Weichert, Realtors has earned the Notes tent member of the New Jersey As- For more information, contact a Ms. Devlin The convention will feature talks office's top producer award for the sociation of Realtors Million Dollar local ERA member broker office.' by Wally "Famous" Amos, and Club, he attained the silver level in completed a 90- highest dollar toys will be distributed to local • • * former professional football player volume in Sep- 1988-1990, and hour program to George Mussa, a sales associate Rocky Bleier. Educational sessions charities. For more information, the gold level in qualify for the tember. call 654-7777. with Weichert, Realtors Edison of- will focus on agents, their sales A licensed real '91 and '92. GRI designation, fice, has been recognized as the of- and management techniques, such estate profes- • • * He was the of- which is certi- fice's top producer for selling the as buyer brokerage, mega-million sional for five A sales associate with Weichert, fice's top pro- fied by the Na- most homes in September. dollar secrets, and managing a win- Realtors, Joan Vogelsang has tied ducer for the tional As- Mr. Mussa has listed and sold ning real estate office. years, he is a member of the for the Warren highest dollar sociation of Re- homes for five years. He has For more information, call the office's top pro- volume and the altors. The earned membership in the com- NJAR at 494-5616. Somerset Coun- ty Board of Re- ducer award fro most sold prop- course empha- pany's Million Dollar Club. He re- • * • altors. Mr. Hugh- the most listings erties during the sizes real estate sides in Metuchen. Sondra W. Epstein, a sales as- in September. first six months law, professional standards and • • • sociate with Weichert, Realtors' es formerly man- aged Bridgewater Oaks, a condo- Ms. Vogelsang of this year. He ethics, construction and energy, Walter Berger has joined the Warren office, has tied for the of- has been a li- and specialized areas such as ap-sales staff of Weichert, Realtors fice's top producer award fro theminium community. He is a resi- has already qualified for the com-praisal, financing, brokerage, real dent of Somerset County. censed real es- pany's 1993 President's Club, an Edison offices as a sales associate. most listings in September. tate professional estate investment and property • • • honor achieved by only 1 percent management A newly licensed real estate pro- Ms. Epstein has been a licensed for 10 years. She of all Weichert sales associates. fessional, Mr. Berger is a six-year real estate professional for nine Weichert, Realtors has begun its She is on the board of the Union 15th annual Holiday Toy Drive. holds the Gradu- Mr. Madalone specializes in mar- County Chapter of New Jersey As- resident of Edison. He holds, a years, She holds Weichert offices will collect new ate, Realtors In- keting properties throughout North bachelor of business administra- a bachelor's de- sociation of Women Business Own- toys for needy children through stitute professional designation. and South Plainfield, Plainfield, ers (NJAWBO). She has been a res- tion degree from City University. gree in biology Friday, Dec. 10. Anyone interested She is a Warren Township resi- Green Brook, Bridgewater, Warren, ident of Cranford for 30 years. Before joining Weichert, he was an education from in participating may call a local dent Watchung, Dunellen, Westfield, • • • internal auditor for John Wiley & the University of Weichert office for more informa- • • * and Scotch Plains. He is a member Member brokers of the Elec- Sons, Inc. Bridgeport in tion, or may drop off a new, James Madalone of Weichert of the Somerset and Middlesex tronic Realty Associates network • • • Connecticut. A wrapped toy at any local Weichert Realtors Warren office has re-counties, and Westfield, Summit, can now use their ERA member To be included in Realty Notes, longtime resi- office. ceived a company-wide award for Berkeley Heights, and New Provi- broker's computer to view high- send a press release and photo- dent of The Westfield office will kick off the most resale listings in August. dence Boards of Realtors. He is a resolution color photos of listed graph to: Watchung, she is the drive 10 a.m.-l p.m. Nov. 20. He also earned regional awards lifelong South Plainfield resident. homes nationwide. Real Estate Guide a member of the Anyone who brings a new, for the greatest number of sold list- • • • The service integrates the per- P.O. Box 699 American As- wrapped toy to the office at 185ings and sales transactions in Au- Barbara Hogan Devlin, a sales sonal assistance of a local agent SomcrvUlc, NJ 08876 sociation of University Women, Elm St., will have his or her photo- gust and September. associate with the Westfield office with innovative technology. The For more information, call 722- and the Organization for Rehabili- graph taken with Santa Claus. The Mr. Madalone has been a li- of ColdweU Banker Schlott Re- database of homes listed with ERA 3000. 9000 Complaints ol discrimina- 9200 94OO tion in housing on the 9020 9130 9280 9490 REAL ESTATE VACATION basis ol race), color, lots mnd Aemmg* RENTALS MlfKMJS PROPERTY eraed, ancestry, martial itttti QMMMflllfMlfiHI status, sen or handicap 9410 Home* should be made to New SOUTH PLAINFIELO 3 *********** •310 • Motwa For Sato WARREN TWP- WIND- 9420 Multi-Family Jersey Division on Civil BR ranch, 2 bath , Eik, HILLSBOHOUOH- By CAIN PAID FOR PHI-9220 • Poconos ING RIDGE AT WARREN. Homes SOMERSET/OUIAL- flights, 383 W. Slate St., DR, LR, WW carpel, Hd ownsr. 2BR, 2 1/2 Bath, VATELV HELD MORT- 1+acre fully improved 9430- Townhouees and BROOK- 3 BR, 2"j Wd floor, att. garage in Lfl, OR, EIK. loft, fplc, OAQE on residential, bldg lots In new 24 lot Condominium* bath, all appliances Trenton, NJ 08616. nice fam. neighborhood. 9230 • Resort Phone (609)292-4605. find bsmt, garage, xtras commercial, Industrial Properties subdivision. Wooded & 9440 • Apartments CAC, W/O, pool & tennis. HOLLAND TWP., HUNT- $134,900. 755-4582 $117,900. 908-281-7535. property, If you're hold- 9240 • wataftrom field lots, some w/ views. 9450 • Rooms Avail 12/1. S1075/mo. ERDON COUNTV- WASHINGTON TWSP.- ing one, you could have Properties City sewer/water. Min. 9460 • Boarding plus utils. Days 908-247 NO MONEY DOWNI size homes 3.200 sq.ft. Beautiful brand new 3BR, by owner, colonial, 4 BR, Lovely So. Brunswick your money before 9250 • Lois and 9470 • Apartments to 8484 evos, 908-721-2640 9010 2 full bath ranch almost 2 1/2 bath, pool, tennis Christmas. 9O9-63B-6966 Acreage Pick your own builder. 11 Share townhouts. Low malnt. & (Call reimbursed.) lots sold at pre-road Horn— completed on 6.5 low tax golf, city water/sewer, . 906-821-3028 9260-Time trier** 948U - Homes to fcnare 9440 $130,000 Holland Twp. acres. 10 S240K, 908-689-9564 9270 • Vacation Rentals completion. Prices of 94S0 - Wanted to Rent Minnies to Route 73 THREE BRIDGES- By FORECLOSURE OR 92S0 • Weekend Rentals $185,000 to $240,000 9500 - Mlac Rentals Apartments 901O > Horn** Under Only $167,500. Ploase WATCHUNG- By Owner. Bi-Luvel. iBR. BANKRUPTCY- Will Call 201-762-1501 or 201- $180,000 FLEMINQTON- Mine St. call 908-905-9131. Owner. Custom Built 4 tplc, CA, all appliances, buy your Home or Busi- 762-6075 tor Map/Bro M2O • Horn** For Sal* property of.58 ac suit* BR Spacious Ranch, 2 1/ tennis, pool, only ness. BM-a74-a249. 9210 churo by Fax/Mail Bro- 9410 AFFORDABLE MODU- 2 Bath, 3 FP.Full Base- $79,900. 90B-757-9355, kers Protected. Homes MM' Farm* able for 2 lots w.' a vari- LAR— Custom Homes. stTn_ar • Luxury Homes ance. S rm Cape Cod lo- ment, Deck & Other Spe- •040 ERIC Assoc. offers high cial Features. Located • Estates cated on 1/2 of property. quality cuto mlzed 130,000.908-782-3221. On 1.4 Acres, Park Like LONG BEACH ISLAND- BRANCHBURG- J BR. •050 • MODfM HORMS homes, decks and green- Setting On HIM W/View. 2 Paths, fenced yard, ALels 4*4 An Island paradise within MANVILLE- BY houses that are Afford- $439,500. 322-6406 in fhe ClaisJfftdf an easy drive. For friend- sluirt term leaso, $1500<' •060 • Waterfront OWNER- 3BH Cape. able Financing avail- me. Avail. Doc 6. Call ATTENTION SENIORS! y able to qualified buyors. WHITEHOUSE STA. 9X40 ly, professional service, Brick slum siding, call HCH INC. Realtors. 9270 900-766-4539 Affordable Housing Pro- •070 inium* fenced-ln closed area. <6O»)4»e-1B17 Commercially zoned. 2 gram to.' rental apts. lor MM TownhousM family house 4 Barn w/ 609-494-3311. Ask for ULADSTONE— Jiuonan Detached gar. Im- new talas brochure. ages 62 & over in Irjvoly •0*0 Multi-Family maculate! 1 block from DtO YOU shop/office. 2 car garage EIK, LR, DH. sunroorli. new facility In Cranford KNOW.. . & storage. Lgs. paved LONG BEACH ISLAND- 3BR A bath. $ 1300 + util 1BR unite. Must be mod- Main St. $1 48,000 FLA— AnnaMaria Islana •100' • Loll and Acreage PIS. call 908-359-1548 that an ad In this local prkg. lot. New BANK FORECLO- Brlghton Beach, New 908-781-1857. erate Income eligible. > •110' - Out ol Ar«a paper also goes Into 22 roof $24B,00O. gulf front, 2 BR apt, full person between 519,600 BOUND BROOK- 4 fam- SURES- 1,000 N.J. Construction, single fam- Turn, kit & linens, cable, HILLSBOROUGH- 3BR Property PISCATAWAV other local papers? Call 9OB-934-199S homes listed In 150 page ily home, 3 bedrooms, 2 to a limU of $23,520 2 Reach over 380,000 ily, $26,000 cash flow, AC, BBQ/patio. balcony 2 Bath, Kit, Dining & Liv- •1M . Wanted toBu y 4 report- Save lo S0% buy- baths, central air, gas, avaii.1-800-227-7943 people, S22.400-S26 880 • Mortgages and readers with one call! asking $179,000, lor sale ing Areas. Full Base- Monthly rent $554 incl. •110 • Interest at 30 years avail- by ownar, fully leased, ing bank direct. Also, hot air heat, close to Financing able on this spacious 3 1-aO0-B»»-»4>» Advarf/ta beach. $159,900. G. ment, Washer/Dryer. Lg Util. Call 906-272-9180. 9018-204-0125I . Pennsylvania, New York, FLORIDA- Englewood, 914O Mlee Real Estate BR Ranch home with full Connecticut, Florida, Anderson Agency 1-800- Deck, Slorago Garage. basement, gas heat, FRANKLIN PARK In On Ft. Charlotte, 2 BR, 2 l/2acre yard. Near all 3BR Colonial, 21/2 balhs. SOMERVILLE- 2 BR, Massachusetts, Califor- 999-1944. taxes under 52,300 and 1Vi bath, fplc FR, all nia, New Hampshire. 7 bath, beautiful location, conveniences. S1200' BOUND BROOK- 1 BR 3 years old. Family Rm LOVELADIES UNDER S400/week, winter rental. moi util. Avail 12/1. EQUAL lOOxtCO lot on dead end appt. lots of storage days B am-Mldnlght. 1- CAC, alt util. supplied street. State anntanco w/frplc, fenced In yard. 260,0001 3 Bedroom. 2 908-232-5797 Iv. msg. (908) 359-4653 HOUSING Convenient to Major Mint cond 2 blocks to 203-838-8200. prof. & reliable, no pals, OPPORTUNITY alao available toward lown. Real buy! Pascale bath, furnished. Here's MANVILLE— 2 bdrm Du- 1 1/2 mon. sec, ref down payment A closing Highways. 1199.900. tWrftwrl GREENBROOK-2 car your chance for a vaca- (9OS) 4a»-M»4 Roalators 722-1032 plox in a private- type avail, immed.. 908-3£)6- fees. Asking »129,90O. garage, easy access to tion home with one of Ihe JACK FROST MIN sotting W/D & rotrdg. 8951 All real eatate advertised Call for more Information. most prestigious areas In In this newspaper Is sub- MIDDLESEX * MANAHAWKIN, NJ- 1st rte 22 west. Call (908) Poconos. Condo, sleeps rncl. Cable hook-up. O-2 REALTORS SOMERSET COUNTIES 9100 356-5665 bet 9 * 2. the Northeast. Call Herb BOUND BROOK- I Of Joel to the Federal Fair time offered, waterfront at Bayshore Agency, 6. Jacuzzi tub. Walk to Avail 12/1 Bus. Couple 90S-7S3-O32O 1st time buyer & current prof No pets! S800/mo 2BR apt. Close to trans Housing Act ol 1968 ranch, needs some clean Lot* and Acmmgo WILL YOU PAINT?- Will 800-669-7917 or 609-494- ski slope, 1-800-962- train & bus. Off-sl. park- which makes It Illegal to homeowner programs up. Five minutes to you supervise? Do you 6622. RENT. CR Baxter Realty -mtll. 1 mo. sec & rels with low down payments roq d. Call 725-9008 ing. For more Info. 287- advertise any preference PISCATAWAY beaches. Call Bob HILLSBOHOUGH want home equity? You avail. To tee If you quali- Schublnger at America s POCONOS- SIQ Bass mi, limitation or discrimina- Approved bldg. lot CAN own your dream A PRIVATE PARK fy, call lob Warehol: Choice Realty 609-597- home! Call Miles Homes Lake. Fall, winter, holi- SOMERVILLE- 3 BR tion based on race, Nesltanic River $14Sk. cape, conv. to town, sun- color, religion, sex or na- surrounds this charming Century 31 4004. today. 1-800-343-2BB4, Adi In Cla»»Hl9d days, 3 BR Laketront. OoMen Post Realty acres negotiable. fplc, cabte, VCR Resort room, enclosed porch, tional origin, or an Inten- dutch colonial home of 908-369-4672 ext. 1. doni coif - faring a spacious family •M-4M-3M0 Comm. Ski lodge, freu- bsmnt , avail. 1/1, $1100 tion to make any such 9070 YOUR CLASSIFIED AD skling, Wkends, weekly. mon. t util.. 1 miin. sec, BROOKSIDE preference, limitation or room overlooking a cus- MAKE YOUR Thty ptyl PEAPACK- $415,000. Condomfcriums CAN BE PUBUSHEDIN Mid wk rates. Reason- 908-218-0087 GARDEN APTS, discrimination. tom deck with 200 Ft. of INVESTMENT IN LAND able. 609-259-7353 wooded porperty. Owners Ranch, 1 acre, LR, on. PAY OFF!! 92 NEW JERSEY NEWS- * Somervllle, N.J. PAPERS WITH ONE WASHINGTON, N.J.- This newspaper win not motivated. Want fast clos- FR, 4 BR, 2 1/2 bath, Investors will pny lop POCONOS- Saw Crook 3DR 2 baths, 3 car gar " 1 MONTH FREE RENT! view of estate, Princples EDISON- Spacious 1 EASY PHONE CALL AND knowingly accept any ad- Ing $119,900 VA no dollar for land, will pay FOR ONE LOW PRICE. 9240 3 BRs, Den. Pool, tonrus, 10 stall barn, riding ring, money down. FHA 3%only, 90B-234-1956 BR, EIK, pool, tennis, lor sub-divisions too'! pond, pasture 50 acre ! Bedroom only vertising for real estata transp. shopping. Call FOR ONLY S219.00 golf. S250'weokend. which is In violation of down to qualified buyer. Call Judy now for your YOUR AD WILL REACH 90B-757-6B49 alter 6pm woods. S1650. 469-4317 Ntw Tenants Only RANCH IN RARITAN- 908-463-8088 FREE consultation. the law. Our readers are H A Q REALTY, Rltr, 2BR, 2 Baths, Den, LR, OVER 1.2 MILLION LIMITED TIME OFFER Informed that all dwell- •M-ftM-4900 HIGHLAND PARK- 1BR Century 21 ST. MAARTEN- Follow DR, Kit, Fam rm, Bamt. HOMES THROUGHOUT the Trade Winds, 2 our 9430 ings advertised In this luxury condo, AC, all Golden Post Roalty THE STATE. CALL LAND- Unlondale, Pa. 1 Bedroom Rental tharmo windows, alum, Build your Dream Home Beautiful 2 BR. 2 bath TO MflrlOtf90S newspaper are available siding. $190,000 negot. appl. Easy commute to Land Oevelopmont FORBES CLASSIFIED AT Starting At 908-469-3900 on 9 Ac. with vlewe of villa dlraclly on beach, on an equal opportunity 908-722-0874/722-8762 NYC. $99,000, 247-3616. 1-800-559-9495. ASK fresh water pool, kit., mnd Condomhtkvn* basis. FOR JOYCE OR KRISTIN Elk Ml. Ski resort. Skate $650 per month SOMERVILLE- vacant on private pond winter, cable, VCR, Fax & land multl family office FOR ALL THE DETAILS phone, dally maid, Rent 2 Bedroom Rental ABOUT SCAN- swim & trout fish In sum- HIULSBOROUGH- '6R retail zone, exc. op- mer. Poss. subdlv./adj. to directly from owner, call LR. rofinished. now appl Starting At portunity. Pascale Reala- STATEWIDE CLASSIFIED 804-756-1080 for more Pa Game Preserve. W&D. pool, tonnis. hont $743 per month tors, 722-1032 AD NETWORK. $55,000 908-234-1958. Into & hoi water iricl., shop- Include* HMl t Hoi Walni ping, avail immod $750/ conv. locjbon within ^ mo, Jim 609-4G6-1592 oalUng dtltanc* of Bcnoolv * HILLSBORO— Large shopping, IrantportaUcKi ^ IBR, hoat mcl.. remod- Otllca located at "* Golden Post eled. Avail 12/1 $775 120Marc*rSI.. Sommville * 685-0191. lion.-Frl. g *M5 PM A Pure T radition... Sat. t Sun 10AM-3PM ^ OLD BRIDGE- 1 BR with den. 2 BR Town- 725-2909 * house. Country Living. 360-2992 MORTGAGES Refinance or Purchase (IPOlNTMOKhi.U.llAI'IKIS (Vni / mrcii f lining ( i»w> (iinirniiin-il I Ai M au/enanar > SMU-8 / Forbes Newspapers Guide November 24,25,26,1993 Sales statistics support CENTRAL JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES APP SO YR FIXED 15 YR FIXED OTHER Lender. Citv. Phone FEE RATE PT8 AP RATePT8AP RATE PT8 APR surging resale sentiment Accountants M,Sta, ||7.W 0.00 7.847,00 0.00 7.06J|6.76 0.00 6.76 Q Amboy National Bank.Old Bridga MI-UI-KOO 2oo||7.oo S.OO 7.368.36 3.00 6.91 JS.98 1.00 6,06 A Garden State real estate professionals now have the a level of 39,500 in the Southern part of the State, a statistics to back up what they've been experiencing 29.5 percent increase from the 30,500 units sold in Amartcan Fadaral Mtga, Union te«-Mt-tlOO 19O||6.75 2.75 7.07 8.88 2.00 6.7717.00 2.28 7.13 B all *ear — a flourishing resale market. third quarter 1992. ARCS Mortgaga, Totowa B00-MB-11M 40S lb-00 2.00 7.80 18.88 2.28 6.91 §7,18 1.60 7.86 B Hasting home sales in New Jersey for third quarter All three regions posted impressive gains in actual Associated Financial Svo •00-»t-ai44 N/PM.7» 2.00 «.t7M.88 2.00 8.61 .60 2.00 6.66 A 195$ rose 19.8 percent over the same quarter last year sales volume as well. In the North, sales rose 13.8 Bay City Mortgaga, Hazlat 350I!*.75 2.00 6.95IJS.26 2.00 ».87|e,75 2.00 SOT B as ;housing industry positives such as low interest percent, from 16,700 in 1992 to the current pace of Capital Funding.Paraippany •00-Mt-t)7M o|7.2S 0.00 7.2S||B.3S 0.00 S.SSp.iS 0.00 7.1* H rates and affordable homes helped fuel the resale 19,000. Sales were up 20 percent in Central New Jer- Canlar Fad'l Savings.Princaton •00-1M-M27 SSOP.OO 3.00 7.31M.36 3.00 6.67 87.0O 3.00 7.81 B market. Until now, professionals didn't have the sta- date hitting 12,600, up from the sey> with sales to Cantral Mtg* Svca, Watchung M«-7M-0tOO 208 .S8 0.00 7.3|f7.01 0 0.00 7.00 H8.8O 2.26 N/P A tistics to support the market upswing. 10,500 recorded in the third quarter of 1992. The 'pur members have been reporting positive sales Southern part of the state also recorded a significant Charter Fadl Savings.Randolph Z01-1M~*S00400 .SS 3.00 7.10Ja.es 1.00 a. 78 W.76 3.00 7.14 O 17.18 0.00 7,18 activity since the first quarter of the year, but up until increase as saies in third quarter 1993 reached 8,400, Choiea Mortgaga, Morris Plains MO-144-tUI 380 E.3a 0.00 7.3» I4.6O 0.00 0.67 A noty resale figures have been spotty," said Gene Az- or a 29.2 increase over the previous quarter's total of Collective Fad'l 3avings,Edison •OB-HB-4M0 350 J7.2S 0.00 7.25|J6.63 0.00 6.68JJ6.86 0.00 6.86 F zalpia, president of the New Jersey Association of Columbia Natl Mtge.Cranford Mt-tTC-M«a S78||8.78 2.50 6.M||».M 2.50 8.771)6.80 2.60 6.76 P Realtors. "Based on these statistics, coupled with an prices of existing single-family homes (the expected, sustained sales level, NJAR is predicting ComNet Mtga Svcs.Somervllle MS-7U-U00 295116.75 3.00 7.18 •[7.00 0.00 7.00l|4.36 0.00 8.88 A median is the midpoint in the price range — half the Countrywide Mortgage.Westfield 90I-7M-94M 600 (6.79 8.00 7.08j|e,25 2.8» i.7114.26 1.00 6,27 A 19j}& will show an increase in existing homes sales homes sold cost more, half cost less) decreased slight ov«r 1992, reflecting New Jersey's third consecutive Crastmont Fad'l Savings.Clark MB-Ur-MOO 300 17.00 3.00 7.30J6.S0 8.00 6.96113.25 3.00 6.07 A anfjua) sales increase." ly in the third quarter of 1993 compared to a year ago from $150,600 in 1992 to its current level of $149,300 Directors Mtg Loan, Rochelle Pk. soo-nt-oast sso J7.19 1.00 7.231|0.63 1.00 6.76^.63 1.78 6.06A According to NJAR, the seasonally-adjusted annual Avpr..pP ratij of 152,100 for July, August, and September re- rtvertl^ home prices during that time period re- Empire Mortgaga Co.,Somervilla too-7M-M4t sso 117.63 0.00 7.63117.25 0.00 7.2817.76 0.00 7.76 B fleets a 19.8 percent jump in sales from the 127,000 mained stable, increasing only $100,000 to $179,700. Equity Fln'I.OId Bridga B00-Mt~M>B 826P.66 3.00 6.68IIO.OO 2.78 6.4416,76 3.00 6.42 F figure reported during the third-quarter of 1992. In The state's housing affordability, now 128.2, is the First Fidelity Bank 350 OO 2.00 7.ts||6.80 2.00 6.SsHs.96 0.00 6.06 A thsylast seven quarterly sales figures, five have been highest level in almost two decades, surpassing the First Savings Bank SLA, Edison 6Oa-»B-44ta a28||8.86 3.00 7.221)6.25 8.00 6.76 .89 0.00 e.80 in LOOKING FOR NEW WHEELS? Forbes Newspapers Automotive Guide is all you need! Brings You Over 250 This '94 Mitsubishi Galant has been widened, lengthened, and continues to use the company's trademark cutting edge technology. Mitsubishi's Galant PUUNTR is a new generation The extremely competitive mid-sized bin that will easily fit jumper cables car market has been tough on Mitsub- (for other cars, of course) and a small ishi. tool kit. All the amenities such as last year, only 24,000 Galant sedans cruise control, intermittent wipers, rear were sold. Its class competition outsold defog and a power driver's seat are During Flemington 's it by many hundreds of thousands and found on the LS model. Even with two its. own stablemate, the Eclipse sports air bags, a,large glove box is integrated "November To Remember Fall Clearance" car, outsold it two-to-one. into the dash. A powered glass sunroof I But that was last year. This '94 new-with a sliding shade is standard on the I generation. Galant lias been widened, LS. lengthened, and continues to use the cutting edge in technology in which BEHIND THE WHEEL Mitsubishi is well-known in the auto- Grab the leather-wrapped steering motive world. In vogue those days is wheel, adjust the tilt mechanism to the "Americanization" of imports, and suit your driving style, and push the the Galant is built in the U.S. at that throttle pedal down. The single-cam all-American "normal" town of Nor- inline four cylinder engine is slightly mal, HI. underpowered until the tachometer The Galant is offered in four trim reached 4000 or so. levels: the base-model S, mid-level ES, Our model featured a four-speed au- sptorty GS and the model we tested, tomatic transmission with a special feature called "fuzzy logic" and more BRAND NEW PER the upscale LS. MONTH important than how it works is what it | 1994 MAZDA OUTSIDE does. The feature keeps the transmis- Pickup, 6 spd. man., 4 cyl., p/s, m/b, e/c, (/glass, cloth Int., styled whls FOR 48 AM/FM sler. cass.. VIN# HTM32396, Stk.#94M133, MSRP S11,650. The Galant's newness is everywhere sion in a lower ratio on downhill MONTHS grades, using engine compression to for 1994. Louie pynnj La sod on 49 rno cbsed ond looso 1 st mo. pymnt & $266 16 fftl MC dip. ( A size increase has stretched the car control speed. Conventional transmis- JiOOOctown rolal of p/mn!J 5^611 3C l5.CCOmJ/yf allowsncfl. IWpeiml LrwMfttt, UV »43W to 187 inches in total length, which is sions upshift to the next higher gear, now longer than most others in its causing the car to gather speed, which class. Interior volume has grown to al-requires extra use of the brakes. most 110 cubic feet of usable space, Four-wheel independent suspension which quickly becomes apparent when on the LS is semi-firm, yet smooth. four full-sized adults climb inside. Goodyear Eagle tires came on our LS A blend of innovation, sensibility and provided good grip — especially and value presents an argument that on wet pavement. A 30-second electri- the Galant is a good mid-sized value. cal reserve enables the closing of the Mitsubishi's lowering of the roof line power windows or sunroof should the and rounding of all corners eliminated key be pulled from the ignition. the top-heavy look of its predecessor, ON THE ROAD BRAND NEW and brought its looks closer to that of Twin electrically powered outside 1993 MAZDA the competition. A low .29 drag coef- mirrors are handy while headlight con- ficient is down from last year's model, 2 dr., 4 cyl, aulo w/od, pfe, p/b, AM/FM sler. caes., bckt. sis , spl FOR 48 trols, turn signals and wiper switches mlrrs., p/w/!cks., p/trunk p/ant. ale, t/g ass rw dof. tilt, cruise, gauges, and even the underside of the car uses are stalk-mounted, and the radio an- VIN» P5234044, Stk* 93M1013, MSRP $18,995. MONTHS "aero" technology. Our model's direc- te»a pfmfii basod on 4ti mo. CIGSIK! ond Joaio 1 si mo pymnl & I3QQ (•! »C dtp tennae rises automatically. The han- $1000down Tolai of pymnu ita.ZOO iSOOJmt/yf aiio^anco, iOt persnl (M)m»li* LEV 17 tional alloy wheels gave it an appear- dling of the Galant LS is predictably ance nearly identical to the GS. mild with a slight built-in understeer I JIMMY I (NISI for safety while the acceleration is ad- INSIDE equate. S|HM*i«il Four adults will find great comfort in the cabin, which" is tastefully designed SAFETY around a 140 mph speedometer, ta- Available ABS, dual airbags, and a chometer, fuel and coolant tempera- reinforced undercarriage are new, ture gauges, all located within easy while CFC-free air conditioning refrig- sight of the driver. erant helps the environment. A center sun visor, found just above the rear view minor is one of those SUGGESTED OPTIONS "Why don't all cars have this?" nice- Anti-lock brakes (ABS) are an op- ties. Interior trim pieces are finished tion, as was the AM/FM cassette with a BRAND NEW PER clean and feel tight, which is necessary compact disc player. 1994 MAZDA for longevity. We recommend both and feel that MONTH The Galant is a driver's car, with the extra 19 horsepower and beefier 4 dr., 5 spd. man., 4 cyl . p/s. p/b, clolfi int., bckt. sis., p/lrunk, sport mirrs., no a/c, I/glass, rw def, tilt, VIN# FOR 48 map pockets and storage areas every- undercarriage available in the Galant R5100277. Stk.rt 94M011. MSRP $14,700. MONTHS Lout pymnl DHOd on 48 no. cBssJ end miso t 5! mo p»™il S. MSO ial lecOap Ou« « hc»p»cn where. Inside the trunk is a storage GS would be most desirable. 11000 (torn tolal rl pymms *«'Ji>52 is.uumi^r nikiwam-e lot P HOOO 6010 S110-Automotive* Under S1M0 Parti, Aeeeeeortoi AUTOIVtOtULtS andSerutaee muo UnctorSaWO •120 • Automotive. Repair $3900 tiooo FOHD- »9 Taurus SMO-Antique* and MlacMilMiaa AIKM- 67, 6000 Turbo, rLVMOIfTH- 83 Horl- FORD 64 Escort- 4 Dr, POHTIAC- 80 Grand CADILLAC— M, Fleet- rono- M LTD. white, fully loaded, complata wagon, fuel In). V-«, lull ion. Sdr. Auto, 64Kml. CiaiBlc AutomoWlee Automotive potnar, AC, AM/FM/CMS., MW-Unurv 4spd Man.. Naw Tram, Prix, WhHe, rebuilt Irani, wood Brougham, 140k V-fl, 3.1 Hter, loaded. Re- luxury pkg.. auto, 127k Qood runner, tlOO/BO. New Radio Caiaalta. ml,, excel, cond, 92600. duced to H500. Call hwy. ml,, runa »,look« PS, PB, alum, wheels, •010 just installed this month, crutM * redetofl, 36,500 Baaiia • SporUcara Runs Good. SSOO. needs engine work. Ask- 908-356-5642, 9-5pm, eves/wlMflda, 5454)029. great, muet see. $3980/ POMMC- '00 fiuotolrd. 885-5706 BO. 908-605^614, mi., $7500, very good •070 • Family Vana •1000 ing SSOO. Call Jim 906- FOOD- 87 Escort QL, 5 COfHl.. 906-64841526 Burgundy, 2 DR, Aulo, NH • 4X4-8. Spewi and MERCURY- 65 Lynx, 2 719-9636. CHEVY- 81 Malibu. •pd. 67k mi.. AC, AM/FM MNCK- 84 Reoal LTD. AC>8, PB, Hlah Mi. Exc Light Trucks dr. 5jpd, red, run* we, PONTIAC- 81 Station door, 8 cylinder. 69K radio, PS, PB, PM, very 2DR, V6, PS, PB. AC, HOMOA- '19 Aeeord Cond. (4000. 225-236B MM • Trueka anal Van* OOOQI- 83 Colt. 2dr. 1 AC, AM/FM. 90K. $900/ miles. Looks 4 runs good cond. S14S0. 908- LXI. 76k ml. Exeellsnt 81M • Automotive Wagon. $450/Best Offer. AM/FM Caasette. $2250. PONTIAC- 87 Bon- owner, S7K orlg., AM/FM BO. 908-968-7316 121K. aa It. 572-8349. great!l $1900. Please 94B-4950. B/O. 561-4854 Condition, Fully Loaded. Financing can, stick. Rum graatl cell 906-234-2928. $7500 B/O. 234-O256 nevllle SE, red, fully load- MERCURY- B5 Lynx. POSTAL JEEP— 76. F0PJD-e2 Fairmont. 4 CADILLAC- 87 Coup* ed, V6, orlg. owner, 120K S750/BO. 627-0533. HONOA- SO Accord LX. 2dr, aulo. 90K. Good Auto, 2 sealer, left hand CHRVMJIR- B4 Laser dr, aulo, a/c, new tlree, DeVllle. 77K, fully loaded, highway mi. good cond. cond., runs well, JB75/ drv, radio. Run* good. clean, runs fine. blk ext. grty Int.. blk 4dr, suto, 46Kml. Eic. •3500/BO. 906-306-2208 2.2 turbo, auto, A/C. Al condition. $10,500. BO. 220-8418,1v mag. Beet Otter, 908-753-6895 power; runs & looks Asking S1175; 722-7966 roadser rf., mnt. cond., PONTIAC- 68 Grand arts, 906-769-9112. great. Mult seel $1950 FORD-88 ESCOM. 2Dfl, «ar. kept.. 16000 B/O. Prix LE V-6, Sepd. w/ Local TOYOTA- 85 4-Runner, 0. 908-754-4418 5»pd, p/s, p/b, am/fm, 908-297-4502 LINCOLN- 92 Town Car NEW CLUTCH, AC, OLDSMOSILE-79 Cut- Signature Ser. Csrrisga Cruise, AM/FM cass. To Place Your Ad Cat 908-722-3000 lass. White, runs good, needs engine, B/O, 201- runs good, needs body CHCW- 89 Beratta QT. B87-1702 7-3 pm OOOOE- 82 Aries work. S1200 469-2063. 6 cyl., auto, Rally pkg., roof, black, A-1 cond. maintained by the book, very strong englns, SSOO S6K. $21,750.526-4127. 77k ml. 65195. »0B- or B/O. Call 789-B696. Wagon, 95k, 6 cyl., AC, Blue, 2 dr. loaded, looks VOLVO- 80 OLE. 4 DR. new tlree/ahocka & new, e«c. cond., $6300, 750-1541. Iv. msg,, 1-800-559- Lt Blue, Needs Work, HONDA- 81, Prelude, 3 MAMA- 92 Protsze LX, OLDS- 74, Ninety-eight, struts, runs great $1200. DR, Red, eapd, 123k ml. 906-253-923* low ml. 20K. exc. cond. POMTIAC- 69 Sunblrd. 908-231-9638 passed inspection, white. SBOO. Call 572-6891 Pleaae leave msg. 90S' runs like a champ, 33 CHEW- 90 Cavalier, 6 Tan. $10.800. 769.9024 Silver, 2DR, auto, AC, 4 door, auto. S400 or 469-5952. mpq, lots of new stuff. PS, PB, 51k ml. txcsl. best oiler. 985-6609 AoVtrih* In On C/iii/fled/ cyl. auto, AC, $4200. Asking S1200/neg. 908- 90B-752-6985 cond. 15400/BO. 906- 463-0010. 756-6111. CHIW-B7 Cavalier Z24. HON0A- 8$ Accord. MERCURY- SB Sable PONTIAC-68 Firebird, Only 39K ml., 5 spd., LS Wagon. Loaded, 51K. new clutch, AM/FM case, many options, adult V6. Auto, red/arey Int., PS, cruise. AC, $2300. root rack, wa'l kept. power everything, A/C, owned, good cond., $7300, (609) 921-3006. Runs excellent. 390-7917. UBOmO. Call 965-1772. tilt, crulie etl, tinted win- dows, etsreo eystem. HONDA- 85 CRX SI, MUtCURV- 90 Cougar Flemington CHRVSLIR- 87, UB- LS, red, auto, ale tyattm, alarm, 63,000 ml., runs & High ml., standard, AC, aron, Turbo coupe, load- ac, pb, fully leaded, 3»k, looks great. Very clean! good cond. Moving, must ed. 96k ml., looks A runs $6200 or B/O. 369-7126. •ell. $2290. 225-2388 $9600 B/O. 906-889-7342 good. S2B00/BO. 908- afl. 6 pm 281-9162. SATURN- 92 SC. Red, HONDA- 66 CHX Si, MIRCUHV-B6 Grand 2 OR, Sport Coups, 14k. blk., S spd., 124k, ac, Marquis LS, 4dr. 6 cyl, Spoiler, etc. $13,000 or snrf., slreoe, exc, cond., mint cond., no smoking, B/O. 627-0652. must see. C250O 9OB-20S- 1 owner, fully powered SUZUKI- 86 Samaral 56B2 or 685-1488 eves In th9 Cff MffleHff incl. cruise, tilt, a/c, am/ Get reedy for winter win HONDA- 87 CRX. Sap, fm cast stereo, garaged, great 4 whl drivel AM/FM 62,904 ml. AFFORDABLE can. deck. Look* and AC. AM/FM caae. DODQI- 86 Aries. 122,500 ml, good cond. LUXURY M*-»a-161l runa greatl Only 62K ml. model SE wgn. auto, PS, 82750 (B06) 966-2657. $2500. Evas. 789-4716. PB, PDL, AC, Am/FM NISSAN- '92 Maxima TOVOTA-86 Tercel Casa. 107K ml. $1850. OXE., Black, sunroof, lux- SUZUKI-SIDEKICK 90 ilver Artniversary Wagon, silver, aulo, well 908-722-6461 ury pkg., Ithr, ABS, air 4wd, a/c, 27K, exc cond., cared far, 88k, $2500. bag, 28K Ml.. Orlg. $26k, Sapd, convert., charcoal FOHD- 66 Mustang. 289 MUSt Sell $16k. 572-B65O 334-0204 V8. 4 apd. PB, PS, AC, grey. 17700 416-1646. VW- 84 Rabbit, 2 dr., 5 new front end, clutch & NltSAN-67 Maxima, TOVOTA— 91 Corolla. spd., Wolfenberg edition, carb. Solid car. Call aft. 72K ml., 4 di auto, fully 4DH, auto, mint cond loaded, sunrf, $7500. 56.5k, $1500, 908-356- 6pm. Asking $2500. 725- 29k ml., $7500. Call 908- 2771 Call after 5PM 356-756B. 1B87 572-6276. ('ars }\ujh VOLVO '89, Wagon. Best limjs On Subaru 2 (u\d I W Auto, AC, AM/FM Stereo, 1 owner, Excellent Condi- tion. 87k Ml.. $5200, B/O. 752-4375 LEGACY WAGON VOLVO— 64 Station FonFrontt wM. dr.. 6 spd, 4 cycyl.. oftoftft,,, p*p*.. a/ca/c,, jVw/MsjVw/Mis., , ateate.. cusecruise. . AM/AM/FMM sttfsttf.. cesscess.,, de drivenn aa Wagon. PS/PB, AC, good begb , lumbelb r supportrt , cargg o coverover , rw delreadel. rearr wjpwjpee. VIN# P195670P19567066 , VINi P196011P19601155 .St Stk.k i 93348. MSRP $17,568$17, . plus osaier Inst. ooliom floor mats $72, mud flaps $94. ad) MSRP cond. New exhaust, tiros $$17,735 . piles Inclil . $3000 customecstom r rebatebt . I30O0/BO 906-356-6356 VW- 67 Jena QLI. 5sp. blk, 4dr, 81K ml. $2995 234-9028. VW- 68 Fox. White, 4DR AC, new brakts/mutfiar. 3 In Stock At Tills Price Great car. $3000/B0 Please call 9O8-725-904B. BRAND NEW 1093 SUBARU MitUqum mnd CU%%lc All whl, drlvs wagon, 5 spd, 4 cyl,, p/a, p/b, a/c, AM/FM ster., p/lcks.. I/glass, rear wipe, rw dal., VIN# PG867805, VIN# PG812392, Stk. #316, MSRP $15,398, plus dealer Inst. option mud Haps & (I. mats S166, adj. MSRP $15,564 BUICK-32, 5wdw coupe, 50k. dk Qrn/blk. 3 In Stock At This Price Our Overstocked Inventory Of extra tires, rnalnt. manu- anl, 3rd owner, aak $15K, DRIVE IT HOME TODAY '94 Legends And All-New '94 rntegras 234-1363 22 Avmllnble CHEVY— 65 Impala con- Gives You The Power To Make variable, 283 eng. ic stored, $8000/60 Sori- BRAND NEW ou» only. 766-0245 1993 SUBARU A Great Deal! CORVETTE- 63, con 4 dr. sedan, Irnt. whl dr., auto.. 4 cyl., p/s. p/b, p/w/Icks., a/c, AM/FM sier. . vert., numbers match, I/glass, rw def., drivers air bag, VIN* PK527743, Sik.« 93337. MSRP $14,298, $24,500 B/O, serious only, 906-766-0245 plus dealer inst. option fl. mats $72, mud llaps $94. adj MSRP $14,464 SI-KYK MO W1K ( \US FORO- 30 Model A Rumble Seat coupe. Eic restor. Qood paint, one ACURA int/mechanfes. $9850. 609-688-4305 DRIVE IT HOME TODAY of somerville PORO- 41 Swian, com- plete A finished restom Prices include all costs to be paid by consumer except for lie, reg. & taxes. New Jersey's Volume Acura Obiter tlon, looks A runs as new, call for details, Route 22 West, Bridgewater "^/N J f\f\f\f\ $9500 B/O, 906-996-6949 days 908-369-7029 evot, (908)704-0300 & wkenda LEMINGTON PLYMOUTH- 65 lolvi dere. 6cyl. 273 eng Auto. Qood runnlnn cond. 908-722-1980. *********** PORSCHE- '61 -35fi Coupe. Totally rsqtorod 31 Across From The Fairgrounds, Flemlngton, NJ 906-782-2025 MUST SELL, MOVING' 953-9370. ' 4W90 I Remington A MT8UBBH Luxury Automobiles W&i MERCEDES- 86, 560 SEL. Blk, 98K ml., flood cond.. $20,000 of.B/O. Must beeoldl 781-0861 RANGE HOVEH' 91, I Finally, white/saddle leather, 52k highway ml.a, perioct cond., recent full service a detailing, $26,500. 906- I Opportunity Honks! 233-8929 Flemlngton Mitsubishi's Newly Expanded Facility And Inventory Brings You Find Even More Of A Compelling Opportunity To Save With Over 175 New Vehicles Available! DIAMANTE WAGON Two PER MONTH FOR42MONTHSI VG, auto , pft, p/b, pMchs. cruise, a/c, auto cliiTiste control, sec SySiem. aii baa. Wheel mais. AM^M cass. Ks^ess entry, fool rack, ___ MSRPS24.136.V(MPtOO4176 Lease pymnts bawd on *2 T» closed «nd leaso ifi mo pymni t300 ref tec aap, $400 Dank IK 4 1500 cap cosi iWuction due tl tnc*prjon 0«p TOiKJnci * DRtND NEW \ 994 ACCORD 4DR Classified IMU MITSUDISMI 13,380 DIK DuilMhS :,:,[«). .1 Lyl. |i/5. |i/U AWM ta55 , B/i.. 1(5" . VIN* PE041 »fl. MSftP 115.G/2 M, I««l to* IIS l?5 Cto«iit(i»is«ocKq y tKC'il uc dtp itiruptrmim 2lp>fT.m!jljliil:5'(J HUM'tKXiniMl lo mi^minctwlli I iMi.i tixSHI Ii«tli>mrti5»«mc«io(?6.000mwiii?0cm»miii Puttn»HOtPtonKltiimiik»(»nn Piuiiac VALUE PRICED USED CARS ttptu la ta pinl by i comuM' ncnii Iw kinuy'»"' Hffttmw t»« wJ luw. Na npm&i lo» Wg> j*« 19B4 MAZDA MUTA 1«M TOYOTA COMMXA 1W 0U«HD«U CVTUtt CIUII 1BSOFOHI1 TEMPO QL 1900 MTMJWtM OALANT 1 J cyl. dulo . p/s, p/b, 4 fir. tod. Jih iiriu 4 1,1 I^I 1^ tAw UAfU ,A » c ,i «.n ,./. i>At Mi AMrt u E. (iir.* vfl aulLi F '!- (•"• *B5 •*.! 1 Flemington lemiiigton CM A TRUCK COUNTRY Family Of D«al*rahlpa 753-1500 To advertise TSUBISHP Call OUM MOT tO roll 33 YFARS VIC STANDS (OH 1-800-559-9495 Vl'MY IMPORTANT fTOf'LF. OUR CUSTOMERS! •A Forbes Newspaper • November 24,25,26,1993 AutomoliweGuide Forbes Newspapers / MU-3 1 - CHIVY- n COAVETTE ••ANLM King Cab. eaie-Boaia Rad Intarior. Mack auto- Bap AM/FM ewe, aun- ilor. A/C. 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Priced lo moon roof, windows, VIN#MG 125542 Stk. VIN «U310247 Stk. sell. VIN «JQ399469. S«t IN3-50A. locks, cruise, VIN. AM/FM, atarao caaa., ST3-11A 31,218 mi. T3-155A 58,798 mi. atarao caaa. 41,736mi. #FA061812. Stk. VIN*P706359 Stk. VIN #KG275527 #P6627B. 64,764 mites. P053O 30.500 ml. $7,989 $5,489 Stk. PM10 39.881 mi. $7995 . Sfi.PHSM, 11301 rrH. $3995 $11,989 '91 DODGE CARAVAN- "91 FORD TEMPO $9,795 *93 DODGE INTREPID 7 pass., 6 cyl., auto. '82 DODGE 400 '92 DODGE SPIRIT $7,989 4 dr, sedan, 4 cyl., auto, 4 dr. sedan, 6 cyl, auto. trana., P/S. P/B, air trana., P/S, air cond., '89BUICKUSABRE trans., P/S, P/B, air 4 dr sedan, 4 cyi, auto, air, 4 dr. aadan, 4 cyi., auto. cond., t/gl., r/def., 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto, trana., I trana., P/S, air cond., radio. VIN #MB 155838 cofid.t/g), r/daf.. AM/FM, stereo, PS/PB, AM/FM radio P/S, P/B, akcond., t/gl,, t/gl., AM/FM radio, VIN Stk. P8597 29,387 mi. 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VIN »M F524785 Awlnd/tocka, air cond., P/S, P/B, AM/FM, air cond., VIN#NF 199092 Stk. LR581589 Sth,IN3-57A t/gl.,AM/FM atereo. VIN I VIN«PH504102 Stk. Stk. T41-43. 88,295 mi. mi. Stk.P6S14 29,769 mi. t/gl.,r/def. VIN #HX152905 Pt?02 21,400 mi. 40,300 mi. «KH234084 Stk.P6604| Stk. T4M4A, 48,981 mi. pseoe i8,204mi. $9,489 $8,789 $5795 $5995 $10,989 47.500 ml $3795 $16,489 •92 DODGE MONACO LE '91 BUrCK SKYLARK $5t995 89 PLYMOUTH RELIANT 90 BUCK RIVIERA •«2 DODGE DYNASTY 4 dr. aadan, 8 cyl., auto. "92 DODGE SPIRIT ES 4 dr. sedan, 4 cyl., auto, 4 dr. sedan, 4 cyl., auto, 4 dr sedan, 4 cyl, auto, P/S, trans., P/S. P/B, Power 2 dr. coupe, 6 cyl., auto, 'S9PLYII0UTHACCLAIM '92 DODGE SHADOW 4dr. aadan, 6 cyl., auto. tranr, P/S, P/B, air 4 dr. sedan 4 cyt., auto. tram., P/S, PAwind., air air cond, t/glass, Rr. defrost, wind/locks, air cond., trans,, P/a, P/B, AM/FM 4-door sedan, * cyl, auto, p/s. p/b, Irani., P/S, P/B, air cond., t/gl.. i/daf., AM/FM trana., P/S, P/B, air I air, tinted glass, rear defrost. AM/FM cond., t/oj., r/daf., stereo radio/cats.. VIN cond., t/pj., r/daf.AWFM AM/FM. t/gj.,r/def., AM/FM radio atereo casa. VIN stereo. VIN. #NNI 73845 Slk casa. VIN«NF10008B VIN0MM246535 Stk. #LV418154 Stk. ST3- cond., t/gJ., r/def.,AM/FM. | AM/FM, #NH814496 StkP6607 VIN#KT9591B9. VIN«KF422125 DPB600. ?3,943 milna. Stk. P6542 22,112 mi. P6614A 28.867 mi. 13B 50,407 mi. VIN#HD774932 Stk. 15,081 ml. Slk. SP4-13A. 35,619 mi. 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Brakes, Dual AIR BAGS, Pwr Win- Power Brakes, 12-Way Power Sest dows, Lochs, Air Cond, Tin Wheel, Miner, Power Glass, Sunroof, Power Steering, Fog Lamps, 16' 3.8 LHer Ve engine, Dual Air Baas, 10,09 # • AM/FM ETR CASSETTE! AMERICA'S LARGEST! Radial*, Gauge Pkg, AM/FM Sterao ate. VINtPI 266741/1003. MSfiP S20.7MI TMawaak't LEASE A NEW Ouaan CKy is America's largaat Chartar w/Clock, etc. VIN«RF200M5/1084, MM Portltae/OMC Truck Oaalar... MSRP $17,745, 1994 PONTIAC WITH LOWEST PRICE! LEFTOVER Ouaan Ctty eomparlaon anopp contpttitiVs> outvote to *16,647!*24,789! ZERO QmmriAm AmuHem'm btot prices. PONTIAC GUARANTEED CREDITI •GRAND PRIX'S M you're It, haw a (ob and a rsssort- SBaW^PsY a^™ejS^SaJa• ae^aTWSVv^aaine ^BBTa^s^™aeH ^erSlw^ |WI SE COUPE! DEMO'S! NEW *H Pontiac LE COUPE toadad SYMOOO 10 0B)t yOil nfWtOlfsO^ wWi AB8 Power (Mac Brake*, Power 2-DR. SE COUPES! Steering, 2.0L 4-Cyl Englna, AMrFM Vn»t ••••ction of TRADE-IN PAY-OFF! 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Somerviile, NJ. 08876, The fax number ts (908) 526-2509. • ELECTRONIC ORGANIZERS To subscribe to ynur lor.il Rubes Newspaper, call 1-800-300-9321. EYDCDT SERVICE puppy until EArEnl « REPAIR Malcolm S, Forbes Jr. IIF.1: Louis S. Barsony William Westhoven 105 M« 2i*m BOKRVIUf OffTCf * k I'LIHl.lSHIK WEEKENDPLUS Chery! Fenske EDITOR 14 RL 22 M, GREEN EfiOOK 111 SUNDAY- FRIDAY I.DITOR Micki Pulsinelli 12 00-b OQ SPECIAL SF.CTIONS SATURDAY 968-2522 10 00 fi 00 ENTERTAINMENT Barry Rumple FN HOURS M0N-SAM1-9. SUN 11-6 908 GRAPHIC ARTIST ADVERTISING DIRECTOR /Not loBeComUwdMlh Any Other Oder Eifwsim 218-5500 Nov. 24 26. 1993 Forbes Nevwpape* W«e*«nd Ph» 3 Weekend Old favorites return to toy market in '93 By ANNIE ALPERT and molds sheets of plastic into WeekendPtus Writer custom-sports car bodies to be t's the toy-buying season painted and decorated by kids. Dear Santa, again. Barbie still user-friendly IcoukJalwyiu* Time to pick your way She's an astronaut. She's a doc- Ithrough the? mine field of the tor. She's a model. What can't that o "few" mots 1&Q0I. competitive toy industry and select girl do? This year Barbie and playthings that will please today's friends come in a new western- sophisticated youngsters •- and motif StamplfV Horse version bring a bit of intelligence and while her sister. Shipper, comes stimulation into the home in a MermaM Twin set that many This year's crop of new toys girls have their eye on. combine high-tech gadgetiy with This year's feverish addition to the usual fads - but parents will the Barbie world is the FoW 'N be happy to note a return of some Fun Houat, a fully furnished doll of the old-fashioned classics they house that, merciMy, folds into a grew up with. carrying case. Erector Sets are back If you want a break from Barbie, The new version of the popular Dtsnty has entered the fashion- building set. produced by Mec- doll market through Mattel with a cano, conies in both traditional number of Barbie-sized Disney metal and new-fashioned plastic characters - Aladdin and Jae* versions - complete with those mine are the most popular this tiny little screws and screwdriver year, but Snow WhHe is also lego introduced two new sys- strong. tems to their market-dominating Violence is Out line this year - Ice Planet and Blazing guns and gory monsters Wizard World - that have "Lego- arc less visible on the toy market maniacs" everywhere panting, but this year. A "kindcr-and-gentler" a newcomer to the building-kit kind of weaponry in the form of market seems to be giving Lego a soft foam Naff projectiles are sell- run for it's money tins year. K'Nex ing well, including Nerf Arrow plastic construction sets are color- Storm, a six-shot arrow gun; Nert coiled, snap-toftiher kits that weie Slingshot and Nerf Blast-O- rated one of the top toys by a Matk. panel of kids sponsored by the Du- Computer games are still hot race 11 U.SA battery company. This year's sizzler will be the The Duracell pani'l also loved Genesis CO-ROM player accord- Milton Iradley's Loopin' Louie ing to Fran Cooperstein oflJVT Panasonic targets adult kid market game, Fisher Price's Radio Con- Video in Scotch Plains. She says trol Racer, Pressman's Zoom the hot new game is the ultra- very year around this time, to describe it, but the new Pana- Nintendo, Ball, and the ujxlaU'd classic. violent Mortal Kombat by Sega there's always some adults sonic REAL 300 Interactive In more technical terms, that Crayola's Designer Lite Desk Genesis. The new Madden Foot- Ewho look at the new toys on MuRlplayer is sure to make the means the 3D0 systems can pro- among other new products. ball and Nintendo Tecno-Bowl the market and say "Gee, I big kid on your list go totally crazy cess up to 04 million pixels per Other new versions ol'classic football are expected to be big, too. wish that was around when / was a wll<-in he finds it under the tree. second while Ifi-hit systems can toys include the venerable Etch Cnpsnlc rovliws FEARLESS by WoekontlPlus suit See the main section of this paper for area movie theater schedules ^Director Ptlcr Weir's (IVif- Guide; ness. Green &vil) latest follows • - Recommended (tie p')st-tr,iu'na lives of If* f.a clictie SpiinislvHarlem •An American Graffilti for the thawed out to wtcti a n • - Strongly rocommondod tn i.'ivH about n nun who falls sjrworboln p'jne crash. Star- tfjing to ei:>cap« tiis 70s: director Richard (tato} cnminol iWcslcy Snipes, sport- in love ,vlh Ins fiancee's c A BRONX TALE ri!V,jL'fft3ri[!| )A 2(). i-)(tvsNtws!)d!Jt:rs Weekend Plus 5 •i- I.I .... .O ART... Written byl JOflMNUl Directed by I The Very Best In Holiday OUNIMVi Entertainment!! HEATH E NIW MUN* W ICI| HTIONMMIfV COUWfSTOVAU FOR bnby BrMni with JUDY COLLINS Nov. 9th-Dec. 19th TICKETS Tickets $M-$3O Coll our H*Hin« tMfaylM HOLIDAY CONCERT (908)249-5560 AND " Mf.SSiiMl.-17 INFO. CALL (908) NEW JERSEY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA prrscnts 246 The Magic of Christmas A Muiical Cclebnllon for the Whole Family- 7469 tradltioiul and classical music of ihc season, with optning act with special guttts with chorus, orchestra, solol»t§ and Santa! RictorainthtSky Princeton Pro UKrtici 6 Performincei! NEW MU5WICK STAH THFATKt Dec. 10 « 7 pro TRENTON VAR MEMORIAL THEATRE Dec II it 7 put NEWARK SYMPHONY HALL Dtc 12 it 3 pm (•ithi fmpiny M lijoposl RED BANK, COUNT BASIE THEATRE Dec 17 »l 7 pra ENGUWOOD, JOHN HARMS CENHR Dct. IB il 7 pm, Dec 19 it 3 pro Families save-buy three tickets State Theatre get one free! Now Brunswick Tickets: $30, $25, $20, $15 Saturday, Dec. 18 • Sunday Dec. 19 For best seats call R*fqfmancG5 also in Trenton,.ftncolon. Eaton RJ . Rtlwuy fcMonjcki f Hi J 800 ALLEGRO (800 255 3476) Tickets $12, $16, $20, $22 Media Sponsor: Z\)t &tar-lebgtr |The Newark and Englewood Magic of Christmas Concerts | Box Office (908) 246-7469 haw beenpartially underwritten by; CHARGE BY PHONE Panasonic® I fill \\n\ tiightly ahead of our tim«. 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IR) •Clint Eastwood directs and co- REVIVALS THE GOOD SON film, based on the Amy Tan reunites Kirstie Alley and John stars as a lawman chasing fugi- RUDY •Home A/one wunclerkimi novel about four Chinese moth- Travolta as the owners of two MYUFE tive Kevin Costner, who forges •True Rocky stylo-story of an Macaulay Culhlin fpcs against ers and their American-bom talking dogs, whose voices are •A terminally-ill man (Michael a friendship with a sheltered undersized but determined ADAMS RIB (1992; In Russian, type as an evil orphan who ter- rliuchters. (R) supplied by Danny DeVito and Keaton) makes a home-video young boy he kidnaps while on adult who pursues his dream to subtitled) rorizes unsuspectmp, (natives, Diane Keaton. (PG-13) of his life for his unborn child. the run. With Laura Dern. (PG- not only attend the University of * Rutgers Co-op fall "Pot- including a visilinf, tousm itli- JUDGEMENT NIGHT With Nicole Kidman, 13) Notre Oarme, but to play for the pourri" fest concludes with this jah Wood). With David Moist •incredibly stupid, but well- MAUCE football team. Starring Sean Chekhovian chamber comedy IR) filmed action flick starring •Alec Baldwin, Nicole Kidman, THE NIGHTMARE THE REMAINS OF THE DAY Astin, (PG) about three generations of Rus- Emiho Estevez and Cuba Good- Bebe Neuwirth, Anne Bancroft BEFORE CHRISTMAS •Howards End director James sian women living on top of one A HOME OF OUR OWN ing, Jr., as mombefs of a sub- and George C Scott star in Ha- fThis stop-action, animated Ivory's latest reunites Oscar- THE SAINT OF another in a big-city apartment rold Becker's suspense-thriller musical fantasy about the peo- •Kalhy Bates (Misery] m urban group threatened while winners Emma Thompson and FORT WASHINGTON during the waning days of com- about a group of professors this comedy about a widow who stranded in inner city Chicago ple of Halloween taking over Anthony Hopkins, with the latter •Matt Dillon and Danny Glover munism. Adapted from the and professionals who may or Christmas was directed by leaves Los Angeles to find a after witnessing a murder. Co- playing a proper English butler play homeless men in New York novel House of Young Women. may not be hiding dark secrets Henry Selick, but trie story and Friday, Dec, 3,7 p.m., at better life for Her <,tx cini'.lron. median Dems Leon/ featured as whose blind devotion to his City who form a special friend- in a New England college town. characters come courtesy of ship. (R) Milledoler Hall Room 100, With Edward Furlong the lend bad guy.(R| master takes a toll on his own IR) Tim Burton, the visually- lo/ 2; life. (PG) College Av«mi« camput, Rut- oriented director of flatman, gers Collect, New Brunswick. LOOK WHO'S TALKINO NOW THE THREE MUSKETEERS MAN'S BEST FRIEND Beet/eju/ce and Edward Sc/s- R0BOCOP3 •The same old story, featuring Part of "Potpourri" festivi! THE JOY LUCK CLUB •Second sequel to baby-tdlk •Ally Sheedy and Lance Hen- sorhands. Music by frequent 'Nancy Allen and Rip Torn star Charlie Sheen, Keifer Suther- iponsored by Rutgtrt Film nckson star in this science fic- Burton collaborator Danny Elf- in me third episode oi this pop- land, Chris O'Oonnell and Oliver Co-op and N.I, Media Art tion thriller about a genetically- man. (PG) ular, seriocomic action series Platt With Tim Curry, Rebecca Center. Admliilon S3; $2 engineered dog with killer in- set in 21st century Detroit, DeMornay, Rutgers Film Co-op mem- BRAS stincts that escapes his cre- A PERFECT WORLD (PG-13) bers. (908) 9324482. S)zt32AA-46DDD and E,F, FF 32-46 AFFORDABLE FUN FOR ALL! Nursing • Backless Nov. 27 & Nov. 28 Backless-Strapless All Rides Now Only 2 Tickets SAVE! Saturday, 11 A.M, to 7 P.M. Sunday, 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. • Lingerie Petite-4x 36 TICKETS ANTIQUES SHOW • Mastectomy For $10"? 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ABrouei The Jane Voorhees Zlmmerll Art Museum Corner, George & Hamilton Streets New Brunswick, NJ 08903 Wild Bird Country I CoupofiouDon ' For More Information < lull W2-l 7fB 10 amboy ave. I Why Pay Retail!! Try Auction!! Metuchen $2.00 OFF on your Wild Bird Country I ••The Best Way to Buy" (908) 549-5250 purchase of $20,00 | CLASSIC AUCTIONS tues, wed, fri 10-6:30 or more. thurs. 10-8:00 sat 10-4:00 noi valid with any other offer 375Rt206,Hillsborough,NJ Thursday, December 2 I0-4PM sun 10-2:00 mon closed expires 12/31/93 For Marc liroCiH:MI-2SI47tt l™ay. December 3 104PM extended holiday hours Saturday, December 4 I2-4PM in december (Jjrt S mile* South of the Somervillc Circle A Hours Sunday, December 5 I2-4PM 10 milei North of Princeton) Nov rM-?i\ 1993 lorlxs NewsiwDcrs Weekend Plus T A G E you couldn't stm, laughing. Ho also wrote for Juc^" Gleason and Allan Sherman revived created tho game 'mow Vve Got A Seovi wnly in hi., career. But his greattM. legacy are the at the Forum Theatre songs, which hxiwy feels can be } enjoyed even if you're hearing Late comedian s memorable song parodies them for the first lime. ( "The show will he nostalgic for basis of Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh' some; certainly they will bring The Forum's production, though, back some memoirs," Locwy said. ByWILUAMWESTHOVEN "But you don't have to remember WeekendPius Editor boasts an added attraction - Rob Krause, who developed the story the songs to appreciate them. In oes the name Allan Sher- along with Doug Bernstein, will fact, a whole new generation will man ring a bell? star in the production as Barry start finding out what Allan Sher- IfnoUt'sagoodbct, no Bockman, whose life from birth to man is all about." Dmatter what age you are, retirement frames this high- While the show is thin on plot, you know the song MeMo Mud* spirited musical revue. it's long on laughter. tfth, H«tk> Fadduh. which just Krause, a lawyer ("In my family, "It's just u good time," said happens to be the title of the mu- it's 'my son, the lawyer,' " he Loewy. "An old-fashioned comedy sical comedy revuew opening joked) who also works as a an ad- revue and a terrific holiday show Wednesday at the Forum Theatre ministrative law judge for the City with many yucks." in Metuchen. of New York (investigating com- The cast also icaturcs Joanne A lot of folks don't rememlxT 1 plaints for the Taxi and limousine Bortes, Jack Kirk and Paul Whec- Sherman, in part bivausi he died Commission, of all things), says lihan along with Fomm favorite in 1973. But "HHloMudflah. Hell.) his law work helps to underwrite Vicki Tripido, with the entire cast, Fadduh" is on the tongue tip of his passion for writing and per- including Kiaust\ playing a variety anyone who's ever participated in forming, of roles. a campfire sing-a-lon^ 1 ''Even when I was in college and "When it was first being devel- Sherman, though, was fur mori law school, I was always involved oped Doug and I decided we than ono-hit wonder having with performing," said Krause, cuultin't be both Aa\r> and writ- penned scores of sonu parodies, who's put his day job on the buck- ers," said Krause, "Now that it's many featured on the top-sdlinfj burner for the moment. "And Forum Theatre favorite Vlcki Tripido and other cast members about to j>o on ;. national tour, and albums My Son, the Falksinqer :ind when I was growing up, my par- will play several roles In the comedy musical revue Hello I hum! they I'."!:;! ForumJ were My Son, the Celebrity. ents bought Shermans records Hello Fadduh. doing it, I askni if I could audi- His old albums, most of winch and I grew up listening to them. tion. were recorded in the r;n Iv 'fiOs, arc "About six or seven years ago, around the life story of fictional "He was one of the first, before "I'll tell you one thing - it's a all out of print, hut Rhino records my mother was cleaning up the Barry Bockman, a merging of the Weird Al or Tom Lehrcr, to start lively, i'aced-paeed show, and all has reissued several compilations, house, and told me to come over Jerry Bockman character from the writing parodies of well-known my muscles aehi* irom rehearsal. I the best of which is My Son. t/ic now have a gn\i', ivs|x.ict for any- and pick up some of my things, or song "Sarah Jackman" and the songs," said Loewy. "He was very Greatest: The Best of Allan Sher- else she was going to throw them one who does tlr. lull time." title character of the song "We'll clever satirizing events of the day, man. . out. When I opened one box, there 'Then: was nn ieal made in ad- Perhaps the best way, however, were my Allan Sherman records, Call Him Barry." or taking things out of Jewish life. vance1," said liuewy of Krausc's to experience the magic of Allan and when I played them, all of a "We see him thrpugh birth, He was very clever." casting. "It just turned out he was Sherman will be at the Forum, sudden all the lyrics were coining going through elementary school, He wasn't much with a melody, Barry Bockman. where Hello Muddah, Hello Fad- back to me and out of my mouth," his first date, and follows his lifo having bombed on Broadway with duh will be presented for the first Inspired by the discovery, he se- all the way up to retirement in a musical featuring his original HEUO MUDDAH, HELLO FADDUH time since it's successful off- cured the rights to the songs from Florida," said director Peter songs and music, called Fig Leafs Dec. 1-Jan. 2 at the Forum Theatre, Broadway mn closed at Circle in Sherman's estate and, with Bern- Loewy, who also grew up listening are Falling. But give him a catchy 314 Main St., Metuchen. Tickets $27- the Square back in Juno of 1992, stein, began to work the songs to Sherman songs. tune, and he'd warp the lyrics until $23. (908) 548-0582. Special events planned for GSP world premiere The George Street Playhouse in wi begin at 6 p,m., with the ptoy to New Brunswick «i offer several follow at 8 p.m. Tickets are $25. "theme nips" during its upcoming The final event, the Half-Century world-premiere production of Sum- Singles Party (Sunday, Dec, 19) is mer fat Hearts, which begins pre- for patrons bom in 1950 or before. views Saturday and opens Friday, Die party includes a 2 p.m. matinee LrBC< vi showing of Summer Feet Hearts, Young Profession* Night followed by a wine and hors d'oe- (Thursday, Dec. 2) wW dedicated to itrves reception held in the theater's area professionals Interested in so- Benny Rubin Cabaret. Tickets are cializing and networking, while $22. Umbda Nip (Thursday, Dec. 9) has been organized for the lesbian Summer Feet Hearts tells the and gay community to serve as an story of three generations of South- alternative to the bar scene and a em women affected by the return way for patrons to meet others with of their prodigal father/gandfather. an interest in the arts. The theater is wheelchair-accessible Both events wW include a pre- and offers large print and braille play hot-and-cold buffet and cash programs at every performance. bar at the nearty Raritan River For more Information about any of Club, a ticket to the play and a these special events, call the box Janet Cantore-Watson has the title role of the boy who never grew up In the Villagers' Theatre post-play get-together. The buffets office at (908) 246-7717. production of the high-flying musical Peter Pan, which continues through Dec. 19 in Somerset. Weekend Plus 11 'iov C ui tain calls Dec. 22. Group rates available; or love and marriage askew, century. Dec. 3-19, Admission counts available. NOW PLAYING call for prices. Through Dec, 12, Admission $7,50, discounts available. THE NEW THEATER BUCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE 0FF.BROAOtTH«T THEATRE $12, discounts available. FORUM THEATRE St. Bernard's Church 70 South Main St. 5 South Greenwood Ave. 1HIMTONAT 314MainSt.,Metuchen New Hope, Pa. Claremont Rd. Bernardsville Hopewell WOOMMDQtNACt (908) 5484670 (215) 662-2041 (908) 221-9191 (609) 466-2766 Route 1, Iselin •He/to Mwtfafi, Hello FartfuW •Phantom of l/ie Opera - not «A Christmas Carol, musical •Cotton Patch Gospel, country (908) 634-3600 comedy revue featuring the the Broadway version, but an- version of the Charles Dickens musical by Harry ("Cat's in the •Nolr Suspfclons, murder mys- music of the late Allan Sher- other one from England. standard. Dec. 342. Adults Cradle") Chapin. Through Nov. tery m a dinner theater setting. man. Dec. l-Jan. 2,1994. Ad- Through Dec. 5, Admission $7, children $3.50, 27. Admission $19 Saturday, B p.m. Saturdays. Admission mission $27-$23, discounts $22-119, discounts available. $17.50 Friday and Sunday, $40, available. TECHNIQUES THEATRE CIRCtE MAYERS SOMERSET VALLEY PLAYHOUSE THE GROWING STAGE Middlesex County Vo-Tech, 112 416 Viclona Ave., Piscataway PAPER MIU PLAYHOUSE Amwell Rd., Neshanic Route 24, Chester Rues Lane, East Brunswick (908)968-7555 Bmokside Dr., MiHbum (908) 369-7469 (908)879-4946 (908) 521-3156 •Other People's Money, Of Wall (201) 3764343 •Out of Order, Ray Cooney's Street In the roaring 80s •Animal Crackers, stage version •Raggedy Ann and And/, dra- *A World of Theft Own, musical Through Nov. 27. Admi^ion of the Marn Brothers film clas- tale of a member of Parliament matic story based on the fa- . about a family that befriends a $10. discounts available sic. Through Dec. 12. Ad- who's really a Casanova. mous dolls. Dec. 3-19, Ad- homeless woman, Dec. 3-18. CROSSROADS THEATRE mission $42-527, discounts Through Nov. 28. Admission mission $10, discounts avail- Admission $10, discounts COMPANY availably. $11, discounts available. able. available. LEVIN THEATER 7 Livingston Ave. PLAYHOUSE 22 UNION COUNTY ARTS CENTER 210 Dunhams Corner Rd. Rulgcrt Arti Ccntif New Brunswick COMING UP 1601 Irving St.. Rahway tast Brunswick George St.. New Brunswick (908) 249-5560 ENTERTAINERS REPERTORY (908) 499-8226 •TtMa'e Hearts, Joe liiviK IW8) 254-3939 THEATRE (908) 932-7511 •South Pacific, the Rodgors and comedy of modem you".; hiack • U)e final Wort/, staged read- PeopleCare Center, 120 Find- •Breaking the Code, Hugh Hammerstein classic staged by singles lookmp, lf>f \i>.*: !' irn^h ,•-,; of f.vo-act drama on trie erne Ave., QndRewotor Whitemore's drama about a Peggy McGrath and Joe Giglio play rival r an all-(Kean) College cast. 8 Dec. 19 ActniibSifKi >- j- L'O. KiH-Mitls murder. 8:30 p.m. (908) 846-5032 man who cracked the Nazis' lawyers in Other People'5 Money at the Cir- GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE Nov. 27, 28. Admission $7,50, •Victorian Music Hall, holiday code during World War II. Nov. p.m. Dec. 4, Admission 9 Livingston Ave. discounts available. singatong from the turn of the 30-Dec. 5. Admission $10, dis- $17.50-$12.5O. Ice Playhouse in Piscataway. •Hedmom farce. (9081 246-7717 •Summer Feel Heir!1,, onlil Box Office 908 499 8226 11601 Irving Street, Rahway prtTim'fu of Lynn Mine's nijy about a family whose prodigal father returns home Nov. 27- Dec. 19. Admission $1042?. discounts available HUNTERDON HILLS PLAYHOUSE Route 173, Hampton COUNT ST0R6 1-800-447-7313 •The Wi/teSriwp of fix: SNCMUIIIIO IN OURUTV aOSC-OUTS f-'aimiy, comedy by L duGarde and Inn nay. 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"We have kk down here because know - engineering, systems, a couple of professional railroad- they aren't married - electrical wiring, woodworking, ers, too," said Mr. Dunlap. "Conrail H' the other half come carpentry" employees, New York Metro and down because they are," Model "We spend a lot of time on it," Amtrak. They can't get enough, I Railroad Club member Scott Dun- said Dunlap, 38. it keeps us out of guess," lap chuckled. trouble." The club is currently working on The club has been building scale The club's annual holiday show an ambitious plan to triple the al- layouts since 1949 and now has a is coming up and the public will be ready impressive layout by build- single 40-by-40 foot operating dis- treated to a specially choreo- ing an addition onto the building. A young engineer studies the impressive layout at the Model graphed lighVand-sound tour of They will do all the work them- play housed in a Lenape Park Railroad Clubs clubhouse in Union. building. Club members built the the layout from Pittsburgh to selves, from pouring concrete to clubhouse themselves in 1971 and Hoboken. The layout is a l:87-inch digging sewer lines and electrical donated it to the Union County HO scale model - a fully- wiring. The 10-year expansion penses through dues but money for children 12 and under. Senior Park System. operational 1950s-era recreation project is expected to cost $200,000 for expansion comes from our an- citizen discounts are available on The uniquely-designed building running on actual railroad time- before all the dust settles, Salfi nual holiday show and donations." request. Group rates arc available has no windows - security haz- tables simulating actual time. said, It will expand the track size The holiday show lasts for three by advance registration at (201) ards - and an eight-foot raised Speedy passenger trains and lum- to 50-by-120-feet, making it one of weekends after Thanksgiving - 373-2762. For more information floor that creates a labyrinth be- bering freight trains wind their the world's largest. November 26-28, December 3-5, call (908) 964-9724, evenings and neath the 1600-square-foot layout way through tinyhills and valleys. "In 1971 the county gave us the and December 10-12. Hours are 7- weekends, or (908) 964-8808 for a for access the thousands of relays Familiar towns are populated with land to use for the club," Dunlap 10 p.m. Fridays, noon-9 p.m. Satur- 24-hour recording. and wires in the system. A balcony tiny people, autos and even Burma said. "The Union County Parks days, and noon-6 p.m. Sundays. In addition to tlit: holiday show, allows visitors to see the entire lay- Shave signs by the roadside, and Recreation Department spon- The clubhouse is located off the Model Railroad clubhouse out at once. The sprawling layout has boon a sors us and the county picks up Route 22 East at thi> end of Jef- opens every Saturday for open "Model railroading is an unusual labor of love for the 75-member the trash, but outside of that we're ferson Avenue in Union. Ad- house from 1-1 p,m Admission is hobby," said Bob Salfi, 51. a club club tor two decades of painstak- on our own. We pay our own cx- mission is $ i for adults and $1,50 $1 for adults, 75 mils for children. Consignment shops offer bargains on used CONSI0 merchandise. Call it Reselling or Recycling, > ..*•: the prices are fantastic! II. Cksta KM dmifmcitl fatiqitc MATERNITY and INFANT WEAR RESALE $ NOW % LOCATIONS! 5°° OFF Almost new Designer Bridal (towns, 26 Diamond Spring Rd. 164 Mt.feriwl Rd . purchase of $25.00 Mother ofThe Bride, Hrideamaidfi und .^ D«vlllt,N.J. WarrtnTwp.,NJ. or more Holiday Dresses Available. 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Stretch Your Dollars at beautiful unique TICK IATC KIDZ KLOZET used home A CONSIGNMENT & RESALE SHOPPE iRKA onsignment Shops Mi Thi>iii|Mon Mnil • Karltan OTTB furnishings , HEA mile from Itie Sornofviito Circle, Off "unffi ARDS to Advertise Here WINTER IE8T8, BASKETS, BENCHES, PUNT PO CP\ 231-6677 ^w CLOTHES o r f n $65 ARRIVINO consignment collections Publish 12-16-93 DAILY 171 mami streestreet • fiflemingtoe n |(| ofwidaliyU-5 Deadline 12-9-93 i \" -—wn. 12-4 786-0103 Call (908) 3000 Ext.6100 10 WeetomdPtus Fortes Newspapers Nov. 24-26,1993 Weekend Singles BRANNS DANCE THEATRE Sunday. Cost $6: jacket re- (609) 520-9337, to those who have pre- •Networking and business card Maio's, Whippany, 9 p.m. Nov. (professionals 30<50) (908) 753-2300 quired, (906! 446-2699 registered, (908) 537-7794. exchange at Argfte's, Mor- 27. •Ballroom and Latin dance at CORPORATE NETWORKING (908) 221-0047 •Discussion group (not church- MASH ristown, 5:30 p.m. Wednesday. •Dance at Coachman Inn, Richchet Racquet Club, South • Networking at Bridgewater (201} 5397300 affiliated), social hour, and (Mparitod and divorced) Cost $5. Cranford, 9 p.m. Nov. 27. Plainfield, 9 p.m. Friday. Cost •Social at Uptown Willie's, Gov- dancing at First Presbyterian !908) 249-6459 SINGLE FRIENDS •Dance (jacket required) at Manor, 6 p.m. Thursday. Cost ernor Morris Inn, Morristown, 5 $5. Church, Hightstown, 9 p.m. Fri- •Discussion group at first Bap- (agu 35-older) Hilton hotel, Short Hills, 8 p.m. $12. p.m. Thursday, CATHOLIC ALUMNI CLUB day. Cost $6, tist Church of New Market, Pis- (908) 704-1962 Nov. 28. SUNDAYS FOR SINGLES OF CENTRAL NEW JERSEY COSMOPOLITAN SINGLES JERSEY JEWISH SINGLES cataway, 7:15 p.m. Monday. •Dance at Bacar's, Quality Inn, SOLO SINGLES (ages 30-55) (908} 756-0940 (Ap,es 30-50) •Dinner at Charlie Brown's, Ed- Cost $3. Somerset, 8:30 p.m. Thursday. (908) 766-1839 (7-9 p.m.) (201) 539-7300 •Movie at Movio City 5, Isehn, (908)221-1182 ison, 7 p.m. Wednesday. (908) NEW EXPECTATIONS Members $5, non-members •Bridge at Central Presbyterian 7 p.m. Nov, 27. Pizza follows nt •Dance and social (jacket re- 494-6135. (201) 984-9158 $7. Church, Summit, 7 p.m, Sun- •Dance (jacket required) at Pma Hut, Edison. quired) at Radisson hotel. •Brunch al Annie Oakley's, •Discussion groups and danc- SINGUFACES day and 7:15 p.m. Dec. 2. Governor Morns Inn, Mor- •Mass and brunch, 11 a.m. Somerset, 9 p.m. Nov, 26, South BrgnswicK, 11:30 a,m, ing at Morristown Unitarian Fel- (908) 462-2406 Cost $3. rtstown, 8 p.m. Sunday. Men Dec. 2, 9,16. Cost $10. Nov, 28. Mass at Shitne Chap. Nov. 28. Cost $13.95; reser- lowship, 8 p.m. Friday, Cost Costfof all events $10. SOMERSET HILLS $5, women free. el of the Blessed Sacrament. CROSSROADS vations required. (908) 257- $8. •Oance and hot buffet at SINGLE HIKERS TOWN & COUNTRY Raritan. (separated and divorced) 3851, •Dance (jacket required) at Scanticon-Princeton, 9 p.m. (908) 774-6759 SINGLES CLUB COCKTAILS AT CREATIONS (908) 722-6863.754-031? JERSEY SINGLES Holiday Inn, Springfield, 9 p.m. Saturday. •Hiteot Round Valley Reserva- (8|t» 30-49} •Self-help group a\ Centenary ACTIVITIES CLUB Nov. 27. Cost $10. •Dance (jacket required} at tion, Lebanon, 11:30 a.m. Nov. (908) 766-4962 (201) 966-0252 United Methodist Church, (igts 30-older) PROFESSIONALS Giand Summit hotel, Summit, 28. Meet in parking lot across •Social at Old Mill restaurant, •Candlelight dance a\ Creations Mctuctien, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. •Historic day in Momstown, CONNECTION 9 p.m, Nov. 26. from Willie's Taverne. Cost $4. 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CLARK STAMP, COIN, AND dayand3p.m Sunday, f-'ree BASEBALL CARD SHOW admission. Howard Johnson motor bdf'** •Manang Berry on the many Garden State Parkway lives of the Portland vase, Dec. Exit 135. Clark 3.5. (908)247-1093 MARGARET ATWOOO •Monthly show ana sait:. 10 8 P m. Tuesday, Nov. 30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Dtv. r> ;r>jv Bishop Dougherty Student Cen- admission, CRAFTFEST AND BOUTIQUE ter, Seion Mali University Avenel Street School South Orange Aver el St., Avenel (201) 761-9098 1908) 634-66-W •Author (most famous for //ie •Handcrafted items from 50 Handmaid's Ui!c) reads from dealers, 3:30-8 p":. Doc 3. her new novel, The Robber 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Dec. •! F^e Bride. Admission $5. admission. STEPHEN DERK CRAFTS '93 8 p.m. Monday. Nov. 29 Unitarian Fellowship, 21 Nur- mandy Heights Rd.. Momstown Ansfw Lmuth Memorial Temple (201)540-1177 222 Livingston Ave. •Craft snow nek] fur [^ 2m New Brunswick year, Oec. 2-5. Adults S3. se- (908! 545-r,/|fl4 mof citizens %2; call tor ea BALLROOM ANO STUDENT DANCE WORKSHOP merits (908) 231-8813. 218-8871 ethnic, liturgical, etc.). Call for 7:30 p.m. Thursday 7:15 p.m. Tuesday LATIN CABARET 7 30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 1, RUTGERS UNIVERSITY •Choral ensemble affiliated with information and appointment, Oound BrooH High School PeopieCare Center, 120 Find- 8 p.m. Saturday. Nov. ?l Wplpp ThnaUi*. Itantfm V.iHev CHOIR tip college. Most vocal ranges HOUNDS FOR HARMONY Route 28. Bound Brook erne Ave., Qndgewaier Ed & Mary's, lii-t'in LoitiiTiurnty Cudtffje '«v< Urui'WCk J'ea needed, tenors and basses es- 7:45 p.m. Monday 1908) 722-0122 (90B) 534-9748 555 Penn St.. Perth Amnn,- f'QuU) 28, North Ur.Tic.r. I90HI y:rj-W90 petMlly. Etks lodge, 545 Bound Bfook •Community orchestra with CO • For womrn who enjoy singing. (908) 388-4605 f'JOSi 725-3420 •for iH'ifijrriiance'j uf twu CHORAL ART SOCIETY fill., Middlesex members, mostly Irom Somer- New nifmhtTs welcome; no e»- •With the tanRo, ;h~tw sriowtimes. Ufc:. '1, 5. Call (or fpiiuinj- HIMJK: JH: North Brancli ety of Jewish choral music (folk, ORCHESTRA Somerut Valley Chorus pops. 12 Weekend Plus "ortjos NfWjpjiX'r1, Nov. 2'1 •I'Ci. 1993 Weekend Music pared to being a part of a larger orchestra. "You're not being di- rected to play in a certain style Heavy according to the conductor's wish- es. There's much more freedom to be able to express yourself in a way we feel comfortable with. And we like to have fun while playing." metal Their carefully-chosen program will begin with a suite of Medieval carols, arranged by Haislip for the Brass bands slated modern brass instalments that did not exist during that time. Bach to usher in holiday will be represented by Wachet avfy while other classical selections will season of music include Christmas Day by Hoist, By WILUAM WESTHOVEN excerpts from The Nutcracker WeekendPbs Editor Suite by Tchaikovsky and Han- lime to trumpet the holiday del's Hallelujah Giams, season. Other selections will include Musical ensembles French and German carols and the throughout New Jersey are traditional "Greensleeves." currently hard at work, preparing "There will be something for ev- their holiday programs that are as eryone, unless what you're into is big a part of this joyous season as Nirvana," said Haislip, referring to the band, not the state of mind. turkey dinners and presents under the Christmas true. The New Jersey Artists Series, which is being underwritten by a Lovers of brass, especially, will $50,000 donation by the Merck want to make special note of per- Corporation, will continue at formances scheduled for the next New Jersey's own Solid Brass will open the Merck-sponsored New Jersey Artists Series at RVCC's Edward Nash Theatre two weekends. Sunday, the West- Raritan Valley Community College In North Branch with a Christmas concert Saturday, Dec. 4. next year with the return of the field Community Concert Band's 1 New Jersey Symphony on Jan. 15, Brass Ensemble will add a festive to sing along, and admission will who have appeared with the Met- critical praises from the likes of the New Jersey Ballet on Feb. 26, note to the annual Christmas tree be free of charge. ropolitan and New York City op- The New York Tims and Fanfare and Nicholas Rodriguez and Dance lighting ceremony at the Northside Back on the brass bandwagon, eras, the New York City Ballet and magazine. Compass on May 7. Train Station in Westliekl. Santa I he Merck-sponsored New Jersey other Iincoln Center orchestras. The variety, and the autonomy, Tickets for the individual per- Claus will also bo on hand as the formances are only $10, while sea- ensemble performs Christmas car- Artists Series at Raritan Valley Together, the Morris County-based are two of the things that make Community College in North group has toured extensively playing in the Solid Brass as fun son subscriptions tor all four per- ols beginning at 5 p.m. formances are $37,50. For more in- throughout North America, featur- as it is to listen to them. Wednesday, Dec. 1, the entire Branch will begin with a Christ- formation, call (908) 725-3420. Westfield Community Band will mas concert by tho Solid Brass, ing a varied repertoire ranging "It's our thing, and there's a join the Roosevelt Intermediate New Jersey's answer to the Cana- from Medieval to classical to con- great deal more freedom playing SOUD BRASS 8 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 5, School's Sharps and Flats at the dian Brass, on Saturday, Dw\ 4. temporary - they're as fluent in in a group like this," said trumpet at the Edward Nash Theatre, Raritan Val- Clark Street school for an evening The 11-member ensemble (in- Bach as they are in Sousa, Scott player and arranger Douglas Hais- ley Community College, Route 28 and of holiday songs beginning at 8 cluding one percussionist) includes Joplin and Duke Ellington. lip, comparing the experience of Lammgton Road, North Branch, Tickets p.m, The audience will he invited several professional musicians Along the way, they've garnered playing with the Solid Brass com- $10. (908) 725-3420. Musicians unite for the recorder Highland Park Recorder Society aiding ancient instrument's comeback By WILUAM WESTHOVEN Highland Park, 23 South Second Ave, For more in- WeekendPlus Editor formation, call (908) 249-7349. Another performance he recorder is making a comeback, and the will be held 12:30 p.m. Sunday, Dee. 19, during the Highland Park Recorder Society is hip-deep in annaul Festival of Trees at the Somerset County the middle uf the revival Park Commission Environmental Education Center, T The Highland Park Recorder Society, Inc., a 1901/>rd Stirling 1W, Basking Ridfi<\ For more in- chartered chapter of the American Recorder Society, formation on this program, call (908) 7b*lkM8fl. is a non-profit nr^nm/ntiun whose members meet The program will feature such works as (^mrti'l- regularly to make music and. in cencral, "cultivate luto i/i FMajor by Allesandro Scarlatti and Bach's and foster a Inve and appreciation of the art, history SmfonUi No. 3 m H Fit it Major, and literature of the rcciinler. and In raise the level of Cantabile members include founder-} iresident- proficiency in the performance of the recorder." music director Donna Mesa1]1 of Highland Park, She The next, meeting ol" the Society will begin 7:45 la MucRae of Princeton, Virginia Kenney of Ber- p.m. Wednesday at the Presbyterian Church, 100 Liv- nardsville and Lou FXitter of Somerville on recorder, ingston Ave., New Brunswick, and all recorder play- supported by cellist Janet Walker of Highland Park ers, including non-members, are invited to join in, and harpsichordist Eva Botol of Somerset. Sharon Sceman. a New England Conservatory of Another branch of the Highland Park Recorder Music graduate who has conducted the Rutgers Sum- Society, the Tuesday Tuotlers, meet wwkly in the mer Arts Institute's Chain! >cr Ensemble, will be the Highland Park home of leader Jewel Fisher, anil guest conductor I'm- the meeting. The program will have ;i performance, augmented by cello and key- include a variety ul Kuejish ballads, Bach fugues, board, in January on a date, time and place yet to be Mozart fugues Jind Scott Joplin nigs. announced. The entire Highland Park Recorder Society will Meanwhile, offshoots uf tin; Highland Park Re- Marilyn Rosenberg, Jewel Fisher and Marjan Scheik of the corder Society include two groups, including a new also [jerfnrm for the public during their Consort ensemble called Cantobilo. which will make its per- Night in May of next year, again at a date, time and Tuesday Tootlers, an offshoot of the Highland Park Recorder formance debut during a sungfcst of community cho- place yet to be announced. For more information Society, perform during a concert at the Cornelius LOW Mouse ruses Sunday, Dec. 5, at the Reformed Church of about the Society, call Messer at (908) 828-7421, Museum in Piscataway, Nov, 24-26,1993 I uife Newspapers Weekend Plus 13 Weekend Soundings RIVERSIDE SYMPHONIA BELIEVE IT OR NOT War Memorial works at Miles Davis and recent EUGENE O'DONNEU 8 p.m, Saturday, Dec. 4 5 p.m. Sunday. Dec. 5 Lafayette St., Trenton movies, among others. Free ad- 7:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 3 Cedar Ridge High School St. John the Evangelist Jaspers (609) 888-0909 mission. Route 516, Old Bridge 44 Bridge St., Lambertville Route 206, Hillsborough •Organist provides holiday JOAN UPPINCOTT (908) 745-4489 (215) 794-3568 (908) 231-0839, 534-974B songs and accompaniment to 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 3 •Irish musicians perform songs •Christmas pieces by Tchaik* •Assorted muse sung barber the Laurel and Hardy silent Big Westminster Choir College of the Emerald Isle. Free ad- ovsky, John Rutter, and Daniel shop style by three alhvom;m Business. Admission $8-$5. Bristol Chapel, Princeton mission, Pinkham, plus New Year's ensembles. Admission $30. in- THE INK SPOTS (609) 921-2663 works by Strauss pere and fits. cludes dinner. 8 p.m. Fnday, Dec. 3 •Organist performs Christmas MOSCOW BOYS CNOtR Admission $20, $15. CONCERT ROYAL Edward Nash Theatre, Rantan selections w/the Philadelphia 8 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 2 ROYAL PRIESTHOOD 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 27 Valley Community College brass. Adults $10, senior citi- Wilkms Theatre, Kean College 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 27 Richardson Auditorium, Route 28, North Branch zens and students $8. Route 82, Union Second Baptist Cathedral, 277 Princeton University i908) 725-3-120 MESSIAH (908) 527-2337 Madison Ave., Perth Amboy (609) 258-5000 •Vocal Quartet that first re- 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec, 4 •Ensemble whose repertoire in- (908) 545-3897 •Sonatas by C,P.E. Bach, viv- corded before World War II. United Presbyterian cludes folk songs of old Russia. aldi, and Dano Casteito. plus Adults S17.50. senior citizens Church, Plainfiold Admission S13, discounts •Gospel group performs live for trios by J.S. Bach and ZtlerKi and students $15. (908)464-9152,2320130 available. the recording of its first album. Adults $15, students $5. PHIL KEAGQV 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec, 5 NEW JEPtEY SYMPHONY Free admission, ESSEX QUARTET 8 p.m. Friday. Nov. 26 St. Bernard's Church CHAMBER ORCHESTRA RUTGERS JAZZ ENSEMBLE 8 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 2 War Memorial Bernardsviile 8:30 p.m. Fnday, Nov. 26 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 30 Nicholas Music Center. Uilayette St., Trenton (908) 7660602 Richardson Auditorium, Nicholas Music Center, Rutgers Arts Center (609) 654-8440 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 5 Princeton University Rutgers Arts Center George St., New Brunswick •Christian singer performs with Stanion Reformed Church 8 p.m. Saturday. Nov. 27 George St., New Brunswick (908) 932-7511 insrjano. Admission S12, (908)788-1712 State Theatre, New Brunswick 1908) 932-7511 •Performing wor*s by S 10.50. •fcxeerpts Irom Handel's orato- 8 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 28 •Student ensemble directed by Beethoven, Rachmnmno;, HURO KEAN COLLEGE CONCERT rio, performed by the NJ, Morris Museum, Morristown Michael Philip Mossman. Ad- Wolf, anrt Rebecca CVK1 •••• AND JAZZ BANDS Schoto Cantorum (Plainfield); 1-800-AUEGRO mission $7, discounts avail- Michae! Tree, viola, nndiiona 8 p.m. Wednesday, Pet. 1 two church choirs with mem- •Two concertos and two suites able. Vered, piano. Admission SI2, Wiiki'iq Theatre, KMI College beisol the N.J. Symphony Or- composed by J.S. Bach, Ad- RUTGERS UNIVERSITY discounts available, Route 82, Union chestra (Bernardsville); the mission $29-$10, discounts ORCHESTRA THOMAS HAZLETON (908i D2 7-2337 Hunterdon Choral Union (Stan- available, 8 p.m, Sunday, Dec. 5 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec 5 •Student ensembles perform ton). Admission $10 (discounts NJ. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Nicholas Music Center, available in PlainHeid and Stan- 8:30 p.m, Friday, Dec. 3 Rutgers Arts Center Violinist Michael Tree will join pianist liana ton), Count Basie Theatre, Red Dank George St., New Brunswick MESSIAH (MlitirwOfkChorui) 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 4 (908) 932-7511 Vered and the Essex Quartet for an evenins WeekendPlus 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 3 State Theatre, New Brunswick •Beethoven's Chora/ Fantasy; of Haydn, Beethoven and more 8 p.m. Mornstown High School 3 p.m, Sunday, Dec, 5 Haydn's Symphony No. 102; Thursday at the Rutgers Arts Center in New 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 4 Symphony Hall, Newark Dvorak's String Serenade. Ad- 1-800-ALLEGRO mission $7, discounts avail- Brunswick. Utah nctes Salaam femplc, Livingston 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 5 •New Jersey premiere of Water able. Garden by David Ott; also Cathedral of the Sacred DON SLEPIAN Rd.,M3plewood •All-woman chorus Irom Rut- Carols at the Commons Heart, Newark worfcs by Rachmanmov and 4 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 2 (201) 762-8486 gers University performs at twi- {201) 331-9898 Schumann. Admission $43- Watchung Public Library Bricfcwater Commons in Bridgewater wH) •Holiday concert, including ex- light. Free admission. •The complete oratorio, per- $13, discounts available, 12 Stirling Rd.( Watchung present a series of carolers, many from area cerpts from Judas Maccabeus SANDRA WEST formed with a lull chorus and NEW PHILHARMONIC (908) 561-0117 and Re/otce in the Lamb. Adults 12:15 p.m, Wednesday, Dec. schools, banning Monday wtth a group from the symphony orchestra. Admission Of NEW JERSEY •Music through the ages, per- $12, senior citoens and stu- 1, Christ Church Episcopal Pln0y School. $25 in Mornstown: $30, $25 in 8 p.m. Saturday, dfsc. 4 formed on a Kurzweil keyboard. dents $8. 5 Paterson St., New Brunswick Livingston; $50-$20 m Newark, Mornstown High School Free admission; registration re- Others scheduled Include poups from Mid- ROBERT TAUB quired. (9081 545-6262 MESSIAH (slngakHUE format) 30 tafly St.. Mornstovwi 8 p.m, Thursday, Dec. 2 BERNARDS INN CITY GARDENS cumbia). Fridays. Saturdays, Route 27, Franklin Park •Flamin' Harry, evening Nov. Rich Reiti, Nov. 26. New Brunswick 27 Minebrook Rii. 1701 Calhoun St., Trenton and Sundays. (908) 821-1324 27. •The Rohe Family Band, Bob (908)545-6110 Bemardsville (609) 392-8887 COURT TAVERN •Steve Key, Glen Burtnik (from •Dipsomaniacs, afternoon Nov. McPsrland, Dec. 3. •Doris Spears, Nov. 26. (908) 766-0002 "AH-(ernative" dance party, FN- 124 Church St. Sty*. Slaves of New Brunswick), 28, MOHAWK LODGE •Dem Derose, vocals w/tno, Nov. 27. •Gary MaZMfOppi, Jim l/i'ifV CiflVY Now Brunswick Dec. .1 •Beth Williams, evening Nov. 1357 West Third St. SOMERSET HILLS HOTEL Tuesdays, 95-cent clnnce tufiPt. Satin- (908) 545-7265 JACK O'CONNOR'S 2B. Plainfield 178 bit 33, Warren BIRCH HILL NIGHT CLUB days. Thursdays. •The Mad Daddy;,, Devil Dop.s, 1JH8 Route 22, Bridgowater •Liberty Bluos Jam, Nov. 30. (908) 663-8970 Route 9, Old Bridge •Got] Stret'tWmn, No*. 21. Nov. 27. I90H! 725-1500 •Jack Rosen Family, Dec, 2. •Bobby Radcliff (blues), Dec. 3 (908) 647-6700 50s-605 diince parly, Fridays, (908) 536-0650 •SNf.U. 108, Shades Apart, CRYAN'S PUBLIC HOUSE Pki'io brunch w/Gladys Rich- MAXWELL'S ORPHAN ANNIE'S STANHOPE HOUSE Male revue. Saturday1., Trmtv I'f^nui. Nov 28 1270 Route 28, North Branch iirds, Sundays. 1039 Washington St. 1255 Valley (W., Stirling Mam & High. Stanhope days. CLARION HOTEL (908) 722-1113 •90 Years, Nov. 26. Hoboken (908) 647-0138 (201) 347-0458 MURBON STREET CAFE 2055 Route 27, Etam Dance party, Fridays. •L u.t River HPII Cats, Nov. 27. (201) 796-4064 Open jam session, Sundays •billy Hector & The Fairianes, OWIiyRiiUururt (908) 287-3500 Oldies, night, Saturdays. JASON'S •Magic Hour, Superconducter, •l;zy Cellar, Nov. 26. 1 Nov. 26. 81 Church St., Mew Brunswiik Interactive comedy." f-ndays. FREDDYS 1GO4 F St., South Bftmir Nov, 26. •Far Cry, Nov. 27. •lisa Best. Nov. 27, (908) 246-3111 Saturdays. lMillSt.,8ernaidsviHe 1908)681-1416 •Kevin Ayers, The Marys, Nov. PETETS SPORTS IAR THE STONE PONY •Johnny Charles & The Sun- CLUB BENE (908) 766-6375 ' introduction to Jia," 3uft- 27. 1001 West CwipWnRd. 913 Ocean Ave, Attury Park (ays, Nov. 26. Route 35. bayreville •Grand Central. Nov. 20. days. •The DtyHs, Vertigo, Pe#wy, Manville (908) 775-5700 •Bluesman Willie, Nov :!7. inO8l 7? 7-3000 •Tropical Storm, Nov. 27, (Hues jam session, Wednes- Dec. 2, (908) 725-9340 •Driimarama, Nov. 27, •Benny HI-FI 4 The Aw1.. Dec •John (Dr. Dirty! Valliy, Nov. HEADQUARTERS CAFE days. •The Swingn' Nockbreakers, •Nasty Ned 4 The Famous Chit •The Whirling Dervishes, Dec, 1. -.'6. 7B William St.. IV.alJVMy •tiig Danny & The Lost Leader Original Sins, Dec. 3. Dogs, Nov. 26. 3. •Satan and Adam, Dei;, 2. •Larry Coryell, rirn Ppnsyt, Nov KAMI 752-1240 Hand, Nov, 26. MINI ITMET COFFEEHOUSE PHEASANTS LANWNG STRESS FACTORY CATCH ARISING STAR 27. •Jackie (Ihc JoKeman) MflrHinf, •The VooDudes, Nov. 27. First Reformed Church Amwcil Rd.. Btllo Mead Hyatt R«Kincy HoM Hjfttt Rt jwcy Hottl CORNIRSTONE {Irom Howard Stern show), JOHN ft PETER'S 9 Neilstn 51, New Brunswick (908) 359-4700 2 Albany St, Now Brunswick 25 New St.. Metucl'.en Dec. l 96 South Main St. (KM) 699-0570 •Stolen Heani, Nov. 26. ' Route 1, West Wtndsoi (908) 545-4242 (609) 987-8018 (008) 549-5;iOG HEMINGWAYS New Hope, Pa, •Open «aft, Nov. 27. •Elan, Nov. 27. Live comedy Thursdays, Fn- Headline comedy every mpht Ir.i(|itionni|a,7 Bridgewater Manor (215)862-0823 •Pans Fancy (Renaissance-era PLAYPEN LOUNGE days, and Saturdays. except Mondiiy 'I'OCli.VI-UiV SaflgU't. Mov. Routes 202-206, [indiJi'wiitcr f it-e admission Saturday and trio), Dec. 4. Route 35, Sayrtville •Tommy Koenig, Nov. 24,2C, College night, Simrl.iy, iiml I^Oft) G5H-3000 Siirulny alternoons. MINSTREL COFFEEHOUSE (908) 721 0100 27. Tuesdays. COSTA DEL SOL Dance pjtty. Thursdays. Open nuke, Mondays. Environmental Education Cen- Male revue, Fridays, Saturdays TEWKSBURY INN Ladies' myhl, lin»snays W)0 Wf'jt iViiini Av'i1 Sikio Roboii1, (Jujrtt't, f-itdays. Mdunltim John, Wndnesdays. ter, 190 Lord Shrimp, Rrl Oancu party, Fridays, Main St., Oldwick •Jon Stewart (from M!V., Boiintl Broim Comedy night, Sundays. •Paul Plumori. Nov. 26. Boskinp, Ridge Edgar Coyce, Wednesdays (908) 439-2641 through Nov. 28 lOOH) 500-0020 HORIZONS COFFEE HOUSE •Willie Bobo, afternoon Nov. (201! 335-9-189 RARITAN RIVER CLUB •Johnny Chafes 4 The Stin- •John Joseph, No. 3h\) rtow. ^ Woctond Museums THE ART MUSEUM HISTORICAL MUSEUM Thomas Mva Edison. Open two centuries. Daily (except •Contemporary Native Ameri- p .m. Free admission for mem- Wednesday through Saturday Princeton University 56 Main St., Clinton every day from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday) from 10 a.m.-5p.nl, can works, through Jan. 23, bers. Non-member admission: from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday 1609) 258-3788 (908) 735-4101 Adults $2, children and senior Free admission. 1994. adults $2, children $1. Tuesday through Sntuniny Irnm Featuring the Red Mill and citi/enr, free. from noon-5 p.m. Admission MCTLAR HOUSE •"The Hand and the Spirit," NJ, CHILDREN'S MUSEUM lGa.rn.-5 p.m., Sunday from other artifacts of rural America, LIBERTY SCIENCE CENTER $3, discounts available. 1281 River Rd., Piscataway through June 19,1994, 5 99 Industrial Ave,, Paramus 1-5 p.m. Free admission. Touts Open doily (except Monday) Liberty State Park (908) 463-8363 •Scavenger hunt, Nov, 26. MORRIS MUSEUM (201) 262-5151 Of museum highlights Saturday from 10a.m.4p.m. Adults i3 N.J. Turnpike Exit 140 Piscataway Township historic •Winter farm chores, Dec. 4. 6 Normandy Heights Rd. Fantasy castle, a 50s fire en- at 2 p.m. Western European senior cwrens SI.50. children Jersey City museum, with permanent exhi- •Ice sculpting, Dec. 5, Morristown gine, and more exhibits for kids paintings, sculpture and deco- SI 1201) 200-1000 bition of life in the town's early N.J. STATE MUSEUM (201) 538-0454 to touch. Open every day Irom rative art from 19th and 20th DRAKE HOUSE MUSEUM "Where Science - Fun" with days. Open Thursday through 205 West State St., Trenton Monday through Saturday Irom 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Closed Nov. 25, centuries; also pre-Columbian 602 West From St., Plamfteld more than 250 hands-on ex- Saturday from noon-5 p.m. Do- (609) 292-6464 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday from Admission $6 weekdays, $7 art and art of the Amencas. (90S) 755-5831 hibits, Open every day from nation, Tuesday through Saturday horn •"Goddess and Pods: The P;vi- Colonial homo built in 1746 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Admission noon-6 p.m, Free admission for weekends; children under 1 MIDDLESEX COUNTY MUSEUM 9 a.m.-4:45 p.m., Sunday from athenaic Festival m Ancient and chionicimg New Jersey his- $9 for exhibit hails, $7 for the members, Non-member ad- year &ld free. Group rates avail- Coriwllut Low HOUM noon-G p.m, Free admission. Athens," through Nov. 28, tory from before independence Omnima* Theater. $1.50 for mission: adults $4, senior citi- able. 1225 River Rd., Piscataway '"Artists Collect, Artists' Give," zens and children $2, •fnanksgivmg, Nov. 27,28. •Photographs oi ancient Athens to alter the Civil War. Open Sat- Die 3-D theater. Discounts (908) 745-4177 urday from 2-1 p.m. Free ad- •Permanent gallery exhibits: di- •Discover Egypt. Dec. 4,5 ongoing. by Alison Frantz, through Nov. available. Daily (except Monday and Sat- mission lor members. Non- nosaurs, five animals, mam- NJ. HISTORICAL SOCIETY •"Oreum Singers, Story Tellers: 28. •"About Faces," through Dec. urday} from 14 p.m. Free ad- member admission: adults $1, mals, model trains, history, An African-American Presence," •British art. "Samuel Palmer 31. mission. 230 Broadway, Newark children free, North American Indians, Wood- (201) 483-3939 through March 20,1994. and the Visionary Pastoral" ond MACCUUOCH HALL M0NTCUUR ART MUSEUM land Indians, rocks and miner- Wednesday througfi Friday (mm •"The Traveler as Ethnogra- "100 Years of British Wiitercoi- •Plamfieid's early settlers from 45 Macctilloch Ave. 3 South Mountain Ave. als. pher, through June 29, 1994, ors and Drawings," through Scotland, through Nov, 27, Momstown Montclair 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Adults $3, chil- MUSEUM OF EARLY NEWARK MUSEUM Jan, 2,1994. •The |oys of American Christ- (201) 538-2404 (201) 746-5555 dren $2. 49 Washington St., Newark •25th anniversary of the John mas carols, Dec. 4, 5. Gardens open every day from Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, TRADES AND CRAFTS •"Urban Oasis: Newark's Mount B. Putnam Jr. Memorial Collec- EAST JERSEY OLDE TOWNE dawn until dusk Historical mu- and Saturday from 11 a.m.-5 9 Main St., Madison Pleasant Cemetery," through (201) 596-6550 tion, Nov, 30-Jan. 2,1904, Johnson Park seum open Thursday and Sun- p.m.; Sunday and Thursday (201) 377-2982 July 1994, Wednesday through Sunday •Four works by James Seaw- River RcJ., Piscataway day from 1-4 p.m. Adults $3, Irom 1-5 p.m. Free admission Exhibits portray the role of NEW JERSEY MUSEUM from noon-5 p.m. Free ad- right, through Jan. 2,1994 1908) 463-9077 senior citizens and students for members. Non-member ad- crafts people in the 18th and OF AGRICULTURE mission, Largest muioum in •Contemporary photographs. Village composed of relocated $3. mission: adults $4, senior citi- 19th centuries. Tuesday Cook College the Garden State, Permanent Nov. 23 Jan. 9,1994, 18th century structures set •"Fine and Decorative Arts in a zens and students (2, children through Saturday from 10 Route 1, New Brunswick exhibits include Greek, African, IUCKSMITH MUSEUM near the headquarters of the Historic Home," through Jan, under 18 free. Free admission a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday from 2-5 (908) 249-2077 (Please turn to page 16) River St., Millstone county park police No tours of- 16,1994. Related lecture by for all on Saturday, (908) 873-2803 fered at present, Gift shop Marion Grcesiak at 4 p.m. Nov, •Family open house, Dec, 12. Blacksmith shop that operated closed until further notice. 28. •Pen and ink drawings of from the mid-18th century until EDISON NATIONAL MAIN STREET Christmas by Allan R. Crite, the 1960s. Open Sunday frorr HISTORIC SITE ANTIQUE CENTER Nov, 28-Jan. 16,1994. Tim Burton is now sharing his 1:30-4 p.m. [weather permit- Mam St., West Orange 148 Main St., Remington •Old Testament visions by Arch- ting) through Dec 12 Mil) 73G-505O (908) 788G7G7 ie Rand, Nov, 28-Jan. 16, "Nightmare Before Christmas" CUNTON Workshop with inventions of Antiques and cnllectibles from 1994, Rosina's - Hound Brook, Tell Us Your 908-805-3054 Snuffy's • Scotch Plains, • In Wood Or formica Holiday Nightmare 908-322-7726 • Curoptan Craftsmen* HIDflV • 20 Vtors Cxptrit net Fill out the coupon below and tell us what would be your 2000 Park Ave. - South • SAVC1 Non-Commission SKCMl unwelcome holiday surprise (shopping, traffic, parties, Plainfield, 908-755-6161 Saltspcoplpp t relatives, gifts, etc.) and we'll give you a dream of a holiday Any Pri shopping spree: Bmy'i . Piscataway, •WoRCRUV Boot Any Pria 908.752-2229 •German Spoken PUT VOUft TRUST IN A 650 TftUC CURCKRBINCT MflST€fll Scampi's - Somerville, OFF RCfflCING at Fords Jewelers 908-685-1323 FMUUINtui 449 New Brunswick Ave. • Fords, NJ • (908)738*7322 MM Cosy-Glide 5 runners up will receive a K.C.'s Corner - South Coll for a f R€€ estimate Nightmare Before Christmas CD, and T-shirt, Plainfield, 908-757-5306 Draws and movie passes. 100 consolation movie (908)771 -0516 JOPWSH-3093 , tickets will be awarded. The first 50 people to drop their coupons at the Bridgewater or Rutgers Plaza General Cinema will receive a FREE Nightmare movie poster. INC. LORDINA BUILDERS Deadline: Dec. 2,1993 RESIDENTIAL All prizes awarded by random drawing. fashions Name. Bigger 6i Be COMMERCIAL Plus and Tall Shop Address, STATE PRE-CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR ay. Stala 1199 Amboy Avc, Kdiso My nightmare before Christmas is. • Doors & Windows t Porches • Offices • Decks • Roofs • Skylights • Kitchens t Additions • Basements Deposit at Bndgewater Commons or Rutgers Ptaza General Cinemas or send to noM/wrinf our Forbes Newspapers. RO.Box 699,44 Veteran's Memonal Dr. East, Somervitle, NJ 08876 LOW FINANCING AVAILABLE TO SO, PLAINFIELD HOMEOWNERS HOLIDAY Specialist In A.D.A. General (Handicapped Accesilble) Forbes Cinema For the Height Union or Nonunion Contractors of Fashion NEWSPAPERS I 35 Davis St., So. Plainfield 908-753-3850 Fords Jewelers Nov. 24.26,1993 Forties Newspapers Weekend Plus IS Weekend Museums {Continued from page 15) 0U> DUTCH PARSONAGE open by appointment. (908) 735-8415 Nov. 30. from 9 am-4 p.m. Free ad- 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday and native American art; paint- 38 Washington PL, Somerville •Oil paintings by Cynthia Ed- Wednesday through Sunday NJ.DCIKWER CRAFTSMEN mission. through Jan. 2,1994. Ad- ings and sculpture from 18th- (908) 725-1015 wards, through Nov, 27. from 11 a.nv5 p.m. Admission 65 Church St., New Brunswick •First-year graduate review, mission $1. century America; live animals m George Washington's headquar- •Works by Abigail Rorer, Dec. $2,50, discounts available. (908) 246-4066 Nov. 29-Dec. 10. •"Death of the Dinosaurs," 2 a mini-zoo. Newark Fife Mu- ters wtien he was stationed in 5-Jan, 11,1994. Reception •"Bird Song," paintings deplet- Monday through Saturday from WATCHUNO ARTS CENTER p.m. Saturday and Sunday 18 Stirling Rd.,Watchung seum displays antique (infight- Somerville in 1778. Open from 1-5 p.m. Dec. 5. ing birds, through Nov. 28. noon-6 p.m. through Jan, 2,1994. Children (908) 753-0190 ing apparatus, Wednesday through Saturday CHILDREN'S •"The Artistic Hand" in glass, •Holiday craft show, through under 4 not admitted. Ad- from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday Daily (except Saturday) from 1- •"Furnishing Choices in ttio SMCIAUZED HOSMAl wood, and cloth, through Nov. Jan. B, 1994, mission $1. American Home," ongoing. from noon-5 p.m. Free ad- 150 New Providence Rd. 28. QUIETUDE GAMKN GALLERY 4 p.m. Free admission. RARITAN VALLEY •Photographs of 19-W-51 lihct mission. Mountainside HOWARD MANN ART CENTER 24 Fern Rd,, East Brunswick •"The Seven Deadly Sins." Dec. 1-Jan, 2,1994, Recep- COMMUNITY COLLEGE by Heinncf) Harrer. thro^ti •"A Holiday Diversion." Dec. 5. (908) 233-3720, Ext. 379 45 North Main St., Lambertville (908) 257-4340 tion from 1-4 p.m. Dec. 5. Houte 28. North Branch Dec. 12. Non-member admission: adults Open to the public Monday (609) 397-2300 Open by appointment only. WILLIAMS GALLERY (908) 231-8805 •"Stepping Into Ancient Ecypt S3. children SI. through Friday from 8 a.m.* Wednesday through Sunday •"Fall Frolic 1993," works of 8 Chambers St., Princeton The House of the Arttsi1 Wi- JANE VO0RHEES ZIMMERLI '130 pm, Also open Cy ap- from noon-5 p.m. 10 sculptors, through Jan. 2, Admission $4. (609) 921-1142 shed," through December. ART MUSEUM pointment. •Original etchings ol Marc 1994. •A "Journey Inio Space," 1 and Tuesday through Saturday (rom •Ceramic Nauona1, junr^i «?».ni- Rutgers University •Waiurcolofs and pastels by Chagall, through Jan. 2,1994. SOMERSET COUNTY LIBRARY 4 p.m. Nov. 27. lla.m.-6p.m, bition, throuRh Jtm. 3 1J94 Hamilton St., New Brunswick Elizabeth Ap^ai Smith, through MORTIMER GALLERY North Bridge St., Bridgewater •"Adventures Along the Spec- •Paintings of "America the •Chinese bron/e and jiuii- (008) '132-7237 Nov. 30. Gill St. Bernard's School (908) 526-4016 trum," 2:30 p.m. Nov. 27. Beautiful" by William Bock, "Symbols of the Aficeitrif.." 1 iifjsdav through Fm1;iy from 10 FOUR SISTERS WINERY Mendham Rd., Gladstone Open during library hours. through Dec. 7. •"Hie Alien Who Stole Christ- i\ in,-.t 30 p.m.. Saturday and through Jan. 3, 1990. Route 519, Belvidcre (908) 234-2345 •"Surroundings II," paintings by mas." 1 and 4 p.m. Saturday 1 WPA GALLERY •American chawing frum me Si.iifUiy from noon- ) p.m. Free 1908)'175-3671 Thursday and Sunday from 2-4 students of Diana Wilkoc Pot- Arti Council of Princeton and Sunday beginning Dec. 4. museum's colltH.t'i.vi. •••iccf/. D.nlyfnmi 9 a.m.-6 p.m. p.m. Ion, through Nov, 30. 1 102 Wilherspoon St. •"Season ofLijihl," 3 p.m. Jiinuaiy 1991 liom ;'u: Gu •Works by Joff Eciwvnrna, •Watercotors ol tin. seasons by SWAIN GALLERIES Princeton Saturday and Sunday beginning ""The PflirKeiK Put.' iuwv •• Ail, through Nov. 30. Linda Deazley, through Doc. 5, 7O3WatchungAve., Piainfield (609) 924-8777 Dec. 4. Irom Europe ii'ki Ani-nr >i, t' fo-j|;li spring ,199*1. '1903 retrospective, Dec. 1- NEW JERSEY CENTER (908) 7561707 Tuesday through Saturday from through Janujrv UhM • Handiiy boutique. Dm:. 2-5 31. FOR VISUAL ARTS lhrough Dec. 3: Monday TRAILSIDE NATURE 10 a.m.-6 p.m. OLD BARRACKS MUSEUM GREAT SWAMP OUTDOOR 68 Elm St., Summit through Fnday from 9:30 a.m.- AND SCIENCE CENTER •Works by Alice and Ted Musi- Barrack St., Tremor EDUCATION CENTER (908) 273-9121 5:30 p.m., Saturday from 9:30 New Providence Rd, and cant, through Dec, 8. (609) 396-1776 (Cilleries 247 Southern Blvd.. Chatham Palmer Gallery open Monday D.m,-4 p.m. Beginning Dec, 4: Coles Ave,, Mountainside Shoeing life m Nf.>. inv.-r cor- (201) 635-6629 through Friday from noon-4 Monday through Friday from (908) 789 3670 ing the Revolutionary Win Open every ctiiy from 9 a.m.- p.m., Saturday and Sunday 9:30 a.m.-9 p.m., Saturday I'laiu'turmms Adults $2.50, senior citizens Tuesday through Siiturdiiv from d:3Gp.m. from 2-4 p.m. Members' Gal- from 9:30 a.m.-6 p.m., Sunday $2.10, ANTONIA'S RESTAURANT lery open from 9:30 a.nv4 from noon-4 p.m. 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday (mm •Works of Nathan Hess (includ- •"All About Orion," 2 and 3:30 1-5 p.m. Adults $2, senior i iti- Elks lodge ing a work in progress), through Open during library hours. •Print show and 125th an- NJ. STATE MUSEUM p.m, Sunday through Dec, 26, zens and students $1, children 40 Livingston Ave. Nov, 30, •Pen and ink and watercolors niversary sale, Nov. 27,29. 205 West State St., Trenton Adults $2.50, senior citizens under 12 50 conls. New Brunswick JAMES HOWE GALLERY of John M, Willioms of Ber- •Reproductions of "Gray's Wa- (609) 292-6333 •<'08) 545-8833 $2.10; children under 6 not 0SBORN-CANNON8ALL HOUSE Kenn College nardsviile, through Nov. 30. tercolors" in stencil, through •Total eclipse of the moon, Open during lodge hours. admitted. Front St., Scotch Plains Vaugfin-Eames Hall CHILDREN'S Nov, 26. 7:30 p.m. Nov. 28. Viewing of •Palette Place Art Gallery juried •Total eclipse of the moon, (908) 839-4137 Route 82, Union SPECIALIZED HOSPITAL VISUAL ARTS GALLERY eclipse follows at 11p.m. in black-and-white exhibition, Nov. Historic house from c. 17f>0. (908) 527-23<17 150 New Providence Rd. Livingston CoHigt Washington Crossing Stole 10:45 p.m. Nov. 28. Viewing of 26-Jan, 22,1994. Reception Open the first Sunday of IMC(> Monday through Thursd-jy from Mountainside Berrue Circle, Piscataway Park. eclipse follows at 11:30 p.m, at 7 p.m. Dec, 4, cost $25. month from 2-4 p.m. i-roe o^ 10 iim.-2 p.m. and 5-7 p.m.; (908) 233 3720, E*t. 379 (908) 932-7511 •"SingaSongolStars," laud Admission $3. BBEAMESDEHFER GALLERY mission. Friday from 10 a.m.-noon. Also Open to the public Monday Monday through Friday 6 North Second Ave. TRAILSIDE NATURE open by appointment. through Friday from 8 a.m.- Highland Park AND SCIENCE CENTER •"An Faculty Annual," through 4:30 p.m. Also open by ap- (908)249-6971 New Providence Rd. ana Dec. 13. pointment. Monday through (-"nd.iv Iron: 10 ColebAve., Mountjmsidc HUNTERD0N ART CENTER •V.'atercolors and pastels by ii MI,-6o m,, Saturday (rom 10 Stewart's Family Restaurant (908.) 789-3670 1 Lower Center St., Clinton Elizabeth Apgar Smith, through a.m.-5 p.in Also Open every clii/ I'O'H In; ,"\ "—l' Complete Hreukfiist S1.9S S 1 7S Registration required for pro- grams. , Complete Lunches.... SV9S-SS-9S •Tour ol historic feltviHe 2 > IMIIV Bird Dinners MMO W-25 p,m Nov. 28. Cost S2 1 •"Hidden Havens" for toddlers Complete Dinners SMS - S8.SS w/a parent, 10:30 a.m. M<,V 30. Cost $6. l, i KUS, i rL.n, .1 ^22 Atnboy Ave., Edison WALLACE HOUSE & n,mi« 738-0847 Fax 738-7788 FOR MORE INFORMATION Restaurant Catering Sensuous Designer Portraits \ ps:"MM.W Fulfill The Fantay, REGARDING THE RESTAURANT PAGES • Mondny Nile I oolball IMPROV ircclluffclw 1/2Time*SI Drafts A DINING 'livery Tuesday Male Hcvuc FRIDAY! 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