fi*r* I o subscribe to The Westfield Record, the best source for local news, call (800) 300-9321 •If TheWestfield Record . >Vpt. 11, No. SO Thursday, December 12,1996 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents I Briefs School board slates public meeting 6-year-old donor Hie Board or Education will hold a public meeting 8 p.m. Tuesday in the board meeting room at 302 Elm St. On the agenda will be a dis- cussion of the results of the school report card. Time will be has a big heart allotted for public input. Post office Child gives $1.34 to holiday fund portant [charity) is." extending hours Sam is no stranger to helping The Westfield Post Office is THE RECORD others. A faithful contributor to extending its business hours to o most people, $1.34 is not Szedaka, or Hebrew charity, Sam, help make this holiday mailing a lot of money. In fact, donates 50 cents each week in He- season more convenient for most people in Westfteld brew school. He also has partici- customers. could probably manufac- pated in several food and clothing AUGUSTO F. MENtZES/THE RECORD "The postal service wants to T drives. Sam Rosa, 6, poses next to his piggy bank. ture that amount just by digging in make this Christmas as head- their couch cushions. "If people are poor, they may not ache-free as possible for all But for 6-year-old Sam Ross, survive," Sam said about why he way for other donors, pushing the living expenses, which increase postal customers," Postmaster helps those in need. $1.34 is a lot of money and it is live in Westfield. 1 am in first grade (und's total from zero to $226.34. during the winter because of high Kenneth Brown said. precisely how much he sent to the like many 6-year-olds, Sam can In addition to Sam, donors were heating expenses. On Saturdays, Dec. 14 and 21, at Tamaques School." barely conceptualize the difference All the donations collected by Record Holiday Fund last week, Sam's mother, Michelle Erik, James and Leslie Lewis, Aldo and the Westfkeld Post Office at 153 between $1 and $100, but he does Elsie Cerone, Joseph Gladis, Vir- The Record are forwarded to the making him the fund's first donor said her son first heard of the fund Central Ave. will provide ex- of 1996. understand the idea of people ginia Holschuh and two anony- Caring Neighbor Fund, which is tended office hours. The hours when she pointed out an article being in need. Hence, he was able mous donors. administered by Westfield Human Along with his contribution of about it to him. of window service will be 9 quarters, dimes, nickels and pen- to explain how he would like to see Donations help follow Wcsttteld Services Director Lillian Corel. a.m.-2 p.m. nies, the child sent a letter to The A proponent of instilling chil- his donation used. ers who find themselves in finan- Readers wishing to support this For more information, stop Record indicating his identity and dren with a sense of charity, Ms. He said jewelry is "rich stuff" cial trouble. People like this: campaign may send checks to by or call the post office at 233- his thoughts on charity. Erik discussed the fund with Sam and would not be a good thing for A grandmother is terminally ill Record Holiday Fund, P.O. Box J167. "Dear Caring Neighbor," the let- and he decided it would be a good his contribution to go toward. How- and continues to have high medi- 626, Cranfonl, NJ. 07016. ter began, "I like how much you thing to do, she said. ever, toys and food are "not rich cal expenses. She resides with her Donors who contribute to the Holiday sherry are doing this money. 1 am paying "It's hard because kids are so stuff," so those things would be all disabled adult daughter and her fund will have their names pub- $1.34 for your charity. My name is self-centered, but I'm really trying right, he said. three children. Most of this fam- lished in The Record unless they set for today Sam Ross. I am 6 yeare old and to make them understand how im- Sam's contribution paved the ily's income is used for monthly request anonymity. The annual Panhellenic Holi- day Sherry will be held at the home of Susan Amonette at 624 E. Broad St. 4-6 p.m. today. The event is sponsored by Santa spreads the Kappa Alpha Theta alum- nae group in Westfteld. Alumni of all sororities are invited. A $5 donation for the local Christmas spirit Department of Human Services will be requested to help sup- port their efforts to assist fami- lies during Ihis holiday season. Greets dozens of youngsters For more information, call Debbie West 232-4180. •y HAMNMTZ "/ have It on good THE HKCOHt) authority that Santa Claus Musat honored The children of Westfield got a at Schering-Plough special treat Sunday night when is here in Westfield." Frank Musat of WcsUtek), se- none other than Kris Kringle came - Qartand "Bud" nior director of customer rela- to help tight the town Christmas tions, managed care and dis- tree. ease management at Schering Santa Claus was originally sup- Westfield mayor laboratories, has been awarded posed to come Dec. 1 to kick off a Management Development Westfield'!) Christmas season but down to light the town Christmas Excellence Awnrd by Schering- foul weather kept him from mak- tree. Also, the Westfield Com- Plough Pharmaceuticals. ing his annual appearance. munity Band added to the festivi- Mr. Musat received hia award Luckily, the season's most po»u ties by breaking into a rendition of for his work while sales director lar man was able to clear his busy "Santa Claus is Coming to Town." of the Key Specialty Sales Kchedule KO a.s not to disappoint Santa, who uncannily resembled Force within Schering Labora- the hundntls of kxal ytmngsters tories. who came out to see him at the Councilman Norman Greco, began "This award recognizes our train .station Sunday. working the crowd shaking dill ilren's hands and even hugging managers' outstanding support Mayor Garland "Hud" Ifcmthc for the personal and profes- was on hand to announce Santa's some of the women irrimudlaU'ly sional development of the peo- arrival to town. after arriving at the station, lie ple in their department," said then look the podium and guvc all "I have it on good authority that Richard Z*hn, president of the children a dmnre to hear whttt Schering Laboratories. "His Santa Claim is hen- In Westfield," the mayor told the many chikiren he had to say. outstanding performance while "Hi boys and ^irIs." he began. directing the 226 member sales huddled near the Htntlon with the team earned him this presti- hopes of glimjiHing the red-suited "It's gixxl lo l*> in Westlleld a^ain." gious award." figure, Children then had the chaiKi- to Once tfanta'jt makeshift sleigh (a tell St. Nick what they wanted him 'Night Place' Westfield lire engine) was In sight to bring them this ChriHtrniiH nnd coming down Kim Stiit't, the Santa distrilnjti'd candy canes to set for Jan. 10 mayor led the crowd in a count the entire floek. The fourth "Night Place" event of the 1MMJ-97 school year will I* 730-930 p.m. Friday, Jan 10 at Kdlnnn Intermediate Rides with Santa Sch(K>l. The Night Place is open to all Wetit fielders in sixth-eighth to highlight festivities grades, and is sponsored by the West field Fleerpntlon Commis- lid ic()iiiwti wiwn riilcH with ley ndi'M Children ran IMHIHJ the sion. Aucamo r. m.mnmnf FMXOHII Santa thiuui'.h downtown Wi'stficld trolley on Prospect Stnn't near The "Night Place" features Tom Paulln and Pat O'Connor cut through shMta of tte«l to b« u«»d for th« pedestrian tuniwl will hl«hlinht this weekend'* Wei North Avenue diinring to mtirtii: from n disc tit the Westfield train station. roine I [nine lo Wiviltteld holiday 'Itse New .Jersey Workshop fur jockey, vollt-ylMill, I>n8kc?tbnll, festivities the Artri, Ifii! K Mrmid SI , will l>inKjn>riM, IxMtrd gjirnrs, movies 'Clw hone dmwn wagon ran lx> pieiient rtp«>ritil |xilnrnnin<'ei thin mid refreshment*, The i'ost Is hoarded ut the riortliMde train «ta Saturday nnd Saturday, l>ee Zl An %%. in advance und $3 ut the Work progresses at train station lion noon U pni Haliirdiiv nnd alplioiu perfoiuuinr)', leiittiiinit the door Tk kets will he on wile at l;ii^e hunt idenlil'i'Hl wild the vice. 'l"htn wtll nienn the pile Sunday Simla will !«• then- In «M Imth InU'irnrdltitt' schools dur- •y KAWNMTZ dint, a» will hln he||«TH. Hide-i will SWIMM A1(»H, i'i ufhrMluliHl for I p.m. ing trw wwk of tin11'vcnt. driving will have to !«• ditne lie j Update tween \2'Ml ii.m. f> a.in when (he rust $.'! |MT |H'i i Children '.luml'l i-iich Siitunliiy 'Itieie will t*< a Ft»r mon* information, rail i rhiirnlKT iu< he'itiu per for innnee 'A A 1 Juuitan Valley Unrdoen not nin In' nr< «inijMiMieH hy I heir jMirt'nls. 7flt) 40IHI AH the eonstrurtiori at tin train l NJ Transit will nriri'ad thtM mid Mil-sir sludentn I'mrii the New pin. nrnl (he In// hnnd will |x r station continue!!! In its find work is complete, forcing |HIH phasic, NJ Transit arid town em night lal)or ovrr lour weekeiiil'i .Feiiiey Woiknh'ip lit) the Ail') will fiiim 1 f> :in p in Sochil iu*ws writers to hoard and detniin ut brginriing this weekend. Town play holiday rnu-ilr ut vjiiioii'i 'Hie MIUIMIII ire M'ulpllriK eontcut [jloyri-K arc working to ensure the 1 the western itortkm of the Imrk, Administrator Kdwurd tlottlm •itiire'i nnil liiifiiiie-i'i iv.ijihliiihiiientri will IK nl guiiiihy mid I'.lni 'iln-etn published for free mcmiveiilrnce lo the 14,000 daily N.I Transit HjxikeKinun Stev<« riders who IHMMI the line in Wr-st Hfltcl. mound downtown duiinj' Ihe lhic«' niHDi I |im Sunday, (*'<'. ?,?,. • A-, (i "ii-ivHv tn tiitr h'KilcrK. Cnlemnn mild. On' VVi'slftrfd Hi-iunl publishes Held tetmiitm minimal. '"Hiere i» no nllei unlive Nn tJiiiii|r; nnd individuitl'i wi';hlli(! to In !'har;r> I of the <>|*'Httlori, the '11K? next Hlep will .shore up the (illie if) ii (!
Still collectible Fire on Ice Your holiday guide Sports card fans kept it Tips to help you get WHS ice hockey team skates into season a hobby, not a business through the holidays ••••port*, p«g«A.i2 Weekend Hus inside Sp&clal Motion inside A-2 Wftstfletd Record December 12,1996 County sheriff Work progressing ? aiding the needy at train station (Continued from page A-l) ers is about two years. Mr. Gottko Union County Sheriff Ralph Families in need of food baskets pic. The work is also designed to said. Froehlich has announced his office should contact the Sheriffs Office improve accessibility at the station To compensate for the 30 closed . will once again conduct Operation between 9 a.m.4 p.m. Mondays- by raising the platforms at the sta- spots, the town has set up 12-hour ..- Breadbasket, a program that helps Fridays at 527-4450. Resources are tion to the same elevation as the meter parking on the north side of > feed those in need during the holi- limited and baskets will be distrib- train so riders will no longer have the train station behind Talbots. day season. uted to those most in need Dec. 19- to climb a set of stairs to reach the 'They're both along the track This year, 350 families will re- 20. cars. and behind the buildings," Mr. ceive food baskets consisting of Operation Breadbasket still Furthermore, a new pedestrian Gottko said. "We've matched them • turkeys, eggs, bread, canned goods needs contributions. There is no tunnel will be built under the all one for one with the spots [NJ donation that is too small. Anyone and household items. tracks, along with elevators at ci- Transit) closed." : wishing to make a contribution of The spots were formerly permit.. Sheriff Froehlich attributes the ther side of the new tunnel to success of Operation Breadbasket food, household items or money spots that were not being used to to the efforts of all those who vol- should call 5274450 or send their allow passengers who have trouble capacity, Mr. Gottko added. • *• unteer and the support received donation to Operation Breadbasket climbing steps to access the higher The station building is also* from Tuscan Dairies, Atlas Pythag- c/o Sheriff Ralph Froehlich, Union platforms. being brought up to the standards * oras Lodge No. 10 in Westfieki, County Courthouse, 2 Broad St., The work has forced the town to required under the federal law. Pappetti Hygradc Egg Products, Elizabeth, NJ. 07066. rope ofT 30 of the 60 12-hour Improvements include renovations IKEA of Elizabeth, the Interna- "The smiles on the faces of the meters along the south side of the to the restrooms, the expansion of tional Brotherhood of Electrical children and other family mem- station. These spots are typically doorways and the creation of a Workers and many other unnamed bers who receive the baskets is be- used by commuters who are not low-level writing surface near the benefactors. yond description," the sheriff said. yet eligible for a permit parking ticket window. "Participants in Operation "There is a feeling of warmth and sticker. Construction is slated to be com- Breadbasket appreciate that the brotherhood that lights the candle The waiting list for these stick- pleted by the end of 1997. holiday season is a time for happi- for next year's program. Not every- ness and sharing good fortune with one can volunteer or deliver bas- our fellow man. Children and fami- kets but everyone who helps in lies cannot enjoy these feelings any way then can will be blessed Soloists to appear at church event when they are hungry," he said. by the appreciation of those in WESTFIELD — The annual Community Messiah-sing sponsored Det. Peter Carnpanelli and Del.need and the personal knowledge by the Choral Art Society of New Jersey Inc. will be 8 p.m. Ginny Fanelli are the coordinators that they have made someone's tomorrow in the sanctuary of the First Baptist Church, 170 Elm St. for this year's "Operation Bread- holiday season a pleasant occasion in Westfleld. basket." to reflect on in years to come." Seven soloists will highlight the performance. There also will be an audience sing-along. Contribution at the door is $8. For more information, call Helen Christmas sale begins Saturday Armstrong at 322-7240. WESTFIKLD — The Westfteld eludes new clothes and gift items Service League Consignment and at prices reduced from the original Thrill Shops at 114 Elmer St. will retail prices. begin their annual Christmas sale A special highlight of the sale is AUGUSTO F. MENE2ES/THE RECORD This Holiday Season 0 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday. The sale the toy selection. All toys available continues through Saturday, Dec. at the sale an? new, but sold at Playing a tune Give The Gift of Music All Year Long 21. thriA shop prices. The new toys are Dr. T«d Schtosbvrg, founder and director of the N«w J*rt»y With A Mini-Subscription To the The Thrill Shop will offer special purchased and contributed by the Workshop for ttw Arts, hit addtd a Swiss Alps horn to hia holiday nnd party clothing and hol- members of the Service League. vast collection of musical Instrumefrta, and will play th« iday decorations. The sale also in- The Consignment Shop will also unique Instrumant on th« atrtots of downtown Weatflald this Westfield Symphony have a large selection of men's, month. S«« Paga A-8 for th« story and another photo. women's and children's clothing, Season of Grandeur and Romance accessories and jewelry at reduced Storm victims prices. Regularly priced items in- Special Holiday Packages For clude holiday and evening dresses, can call helpline shoes and accessories. New Subscribers Telephone registration The Consignment and Thrift Experience these Outstanding Orchestral Programs hours arc being shortened for Shops are operated by the West- those filing for assistance field Service league, which is a January 25,1997 Jack Kverly Conduct* nonprofit organization. from the storm and flood Oct. B«r«4ln Nochtrne 18-23, the Federal Emergency Proceeds from the Consignment Management Agency an- and Thrift Shops are donated to Panic we Concerto for Organ, Timpani and Strings nounced. charitable and civic organizations Barber Knoxville: Summer of 1915 Registration hours are now servicing Wcstfleld residents. BrltttM Simple Symphony 8 a.m. 5 p.m, Mondays- The Westfieki Service League Snturdnya. New Jersey res- also provides volunteer dispatchers Marc* 22,1997 - Conirantine Kittopoulot Conducts on idents wlio SUITCMMI loss ur for the Westfk'ld Rescue Squad All Ma*art Concert dumnge us :t result of the und monthly birthday parties and flooding rsm apply for as- Jtftt at CMMran'H Spcctaltatd Hos Overnwv tn Baxtien A Baxtienna sistance I>v culling a toll-free Flute A Harp Concerto ' rcgistratiiin number, (800) Symphony No. 40 • '< 402 0029. Those with speech Corbet i or hearing impairments can May It, 1*97 - Mary Wsodmantff Grvtn Conducts call (8LM)) 4(J2-7.r>8r» CITY). Arta Rug Sale Optra In Ctmccrt! The Disaster Information Helpline, which provides ;i|>- 10% Hinet'i Carmen with Princrton Pro Musica plicants with additional infor- mation itlnnit assistance pro- Mini-iubicriptions from $57 grams or the status of their application for aid, will also Gift Certificates Available for Contributing follow the now operating Subscription* and Single Tickets Too! schedule. 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I A (• t KIII.He (.i niitio|j Member American pom Society New Jersey's legendary Jeweler \rn i'rmfiltH'li .11 kN< Mjirk () Barry Berman - Graduate, Diamond Masters of America I. I A d 449 NGW Brunswick Avenue • Fords New Jersey • 908 /;JH /:\yy • Open Wlon. to Frl. 9:30am-8:30pm • Snt. 9:30ftm-5:00pm • Sun. 11am-5pm Alu;ivs Iliu* jewelers (|iinlily. \lv\:iy> al ii prici" Ihnl will pit ;is< MMI. kKN()W YOUK'JKWKI IKM AUGUSTO F. MENeZES/FOMMU NEWSPAFtRSJ Dr. T«d Schlosberg, founder and director of the New Jersey Workshop for th« Arts, toots his horn In WcsttteM. The streets are alive with sound of music •y mmwinz "I first saw this instruments two sum- far between in the United States. bergsaid. plays all of the brasses, had never FORBES NEWSPAPERS mers ago in Lake Louise, Canada. It was "1 don't know of anyone or anywhere "It can Introduce a melody, it can stand played the instrument the most beautiful sound you could ininR- else (besides Mr. Ghegy) in the United on It* own and it can be used in the "Any brass player can play this horn," WESTFIELD — The sounds of Switzer- inc," he said. Suites with this horn," Dr. Schkuberg middle of a piece to augment the piece." Dr. Sehlosberg said. "There's no difltow^ land will resound throughout the down- After hearing the horn, Dr. Sehlosberg said. Also, several musicians, Including between the methods of performance. town streets this season, giving shoppers immediately began inquiring on how he The vatveless horn is completely made Leopold Mozart and Johann Strauss, have The only difference is it's a huge hom SP a treat us they finish their holiday shop- could Ret one and eventually, hoard of a of wood, Including the mouthpiece, and written pieces specifically for the instru- you have to adjust from the time you ping. South Carolina mnn, Jim (ihe&y, who im- has a range from high C to an octave ment. Dr. SchJosberg has been research- make the sound to the time it comes out," Dr. Ted St'tilosbprK. founder »nct dlrec- ports these horns. Dr. SohlosU'ru #ot one below G. Dr. Schlosberg's particular horn ing other selections that are not specifi- Dr. Schlosbcrg will play his new instru- tor of the New Jersey Workshop Cor the from Switzerland through the southerner. plays in the key of F. cally made for the horn but will suit it. He ment in front of his building at 152 % Arts, added a Swiss Alps horn to his vast The Alps horn was originally used by lleouuse its range docs not include all will eventually compile a book of these Broad St. 1-1:30 p.m. every Saturday unt0 collection of musiciil instruments mid will shepherds to bring sheep in from the of the chromnllc scale and because of the selections. Christmas. He will itlso open the First play the* unusual instrument on the fields, and although it is the National In- rarity of the instrument, there Is no set Before, receiving the horn from Swit- Night activities downtown 6 p.m. streets of downtown i\m month. strument of Switzerland, they are few and repertoire for the Alps horn, Dr. Schlos- zerland last week, Dr. SchlosberR, who Year's Eve. Girl Scouts collecting winter items The flilh annual Mitten Tree 'Hie S<-lec-t ('honises will perform Project, B|«)HSIMT(I by tlw Wrallleld nnd the "Sensations Show Choir" Qlrl ScoutH, will mo tlinniKli to will |iertorin u ileatles show. The morrow. liiekory Ktu-ks, the high New mitleiiH, cloves, hulu, 1I 13 WEEKS Calvary Lutheran Church EXPERIENCE THE I KENILWORTH 108 foislmnn St., Crnnfnrd "POWER OF QOSPEL CHAPEL 276-24 IK PENTECOST" Ntwark Avt. » ?3rrt S! . K«nllworth HKOKIMPTION P(»WF,R 908-272 6131 24 tunalay ••rvlo**i S:00 p.m. Young Children'* Srrvice 1301 W. I-'fonl Screel, rininficUl Ham family fWiln Hmtr aruf 7:Hp.m I'ninily Service nf fl:()0pm rvsnlrui Umvlf.n* FREE Holy ( DiniMiintdii ( omr llr«r ihr Dynamic I'rmchlnK of (he Word of (.ml Mon<1«». I nopm nny< nftawta ion to: 10 .10 (i.m CniMllcliuht Service of WfdnM IIII.I! I lt-1Litt Ilirl Ihuiivi Mriimmirwicil I -|A^\ Mniicv Iwk YOUTH AQQRE8SIVE U*"j?C' /^ tnuiiitnliTi! FxtondblndD $90 $79 Trooper $^$249 Microhlntto $69 CtTOCOlnto vm $249 Urnvoblmin Jr $69 Tnrmnr: CG V4-I219 r'hnnor $M> $44 Box Cnr UHKHITON GARDENS. S}K'clnl C;ire Center (or \ RECREATION Monncp $09 ['xrHi:ssi,Y designed for people with Alzheimer's oil ( nil <)«H-6MH-452S Llghinlnj) Jrs $i I li*xU>l<> ( ,ti i- I line* cue they requite limn r'l • liidfvirlit.il Atii'iitniM is foi *uir ptlv.tte suites tire City,Stttte itcptrd Also on slie Is i\ lM A^ [ » i 'i r (»OS) *>«• 41*4 -o Aii'.i <»<>•) Z Carlinsky meets with Rialto backers Snow By KAREN BITZ to help them keep their sole remaining theater. now," Mr. Owens said. Skates THE RECORD Up until last week's meeting, Mr. Carlinsky While Mr, Carlinsky has suggested creating a had done nothing to keep that promise. multiuse facility in the building combining a VVESTFIELD - Two months after his initial At the meeting, Mr. Carlinsky brought il- theater with retail space, Mr. Owens said there & visit to Westfield, developer Herman "Hy" Car- lustrations and plans of a building that housed is mixed sentiment about the option. linsky once again met with citizens intent on both retail space and a theater, similar toon e "Some people want to keep it all a movie Clothing saving the Rialto movie theater. he helped establish in Great Neck, N.Y., said theater because it would be less expensive, but Mr. Carlinsky's company, Armstrong Man- Save the Rialto spokesman David Owens. with a mixed [use] Mr. Carlinsky would still be In Stock agement Corp., is under contract to purchase Mr. Carlinsky had been planning to convert willing to buy the building and condo out the the landmark theater from United Artists, and the entire space to retail with the primary ten- top floor," Mr. Owens said has plans to change the building into retail ant being the Banana Republic Division of Gap The group, which is comprised of lawyers, space. Inc., but because of community opposition the real estate specialists, architects and business Since this was disclosed in early October, res- Gap is unwilling to make the deal. people, is making contacts with investors and idents have banded together in a "Save the "The Gap will not move until the community qualified movie operators in case Mr. Car- WE MAKf SKIING AFFORDABLE Rialto" campaign. It was then that the devel- unrest is settled and Mr. Carlinsky realizes this. linsky's plan are not congenial to the town's WHITEHOUSE • RT. 22 oper told Westfield he would make every effort TTiat's the reason he's sitting down with us wishes. 5 Miles West (908) 5 34-253a Of Somcrvlllc Bed and breakfast BrldgewMcr Commons M f ., „ SAT .,( ) SUNu , ^ BaaW/::" request will have to wait By KAMMI BfTZ the kitchen. THE RECORD In order to convert the home into a guest house, which she tanning WESTFIELD — Anyone inter- would call "Holly Hedge," Ms. Gar- ested in staying in • bed andrels will do $20,000 worth of reno- breakfast will have to wait until the vations to her house. new year to Me if they'll have the A Wedding? Ms. Garrels's request will be on opportunity to do BO. the agenda of the first Board of Lawrence Mannino, chairman of Adjustment meeting in January. Call the Board of Adjustment, advised Zoning officer Jeremiah O'Neil will attorney James Flynn to have hU use the Interim to research munici- client, Maureen Garrcli, hold any 1-800-273-8449 • further testimony on her request to palities similar to Westfield that establish Wettftekit first bed Mid have ordinances allowing for bed Ext. 6123 breakfast to the board's next meet- and breakfasts. To Get a FREE U^f - ^- ^LaaaaaaaaaaaH a^aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaH " ing in January. In other business, the board ap- BaaBMaaaaaaaaaaBBaalBBaa«B«^*^^9|Bi^Baaaaaaaaaaaa^B^B^^i^iiaBiBBBiaasaiavaasaaH«sawaM^a^^^^^^^Baaaaaaaa«^^fiM^^^^B^-m^^ •^^rlF^aaaaaaaaaaaaaaai JIBIs»llllsWIBsa^^^^^a^aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaafc*H» Mr. Mannino made this advise- proved a request made by Norman ment because only four of the six Sevell, owner of Seven"s Auto Body 48 Page Health classes addressed board members who had heard Ms. on South and Windsor avenues, to Uane Kramer of the Bush Livingston Health Center at Rut* Garreli'i original testimony In No erect an addition on his property. Bridal Guide gera University recently spoke to weatfleM High School se- vember were present at Monday's The addition will IU1 in two areas nior health classes about health services available to college meeting. A minimum of five votes along a building to make the build- from studsnts. Pictured are Donna Putter, Moira Bernstein, Megan are required to grant an ac-ing uniform. These areas will be Brotherton, Mrs. Kramer and Sean Hlgglns. quisition, so the board was not in a used for storing equipment that is position to vote Monday. now being stored outdoors. Because Monday's meeting was Mr. Sevill was granted his re- Forbes the last of ISM, Ms. Garrets will quest under the condition he add NEWSPAPERS WHS student to do work for elderly have to buy a transcript of the No- three trees to his property to im- fc work 0:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. alternate vember meeting to present toth e WESTFIELD - The Red Cross prove its aesthetic quality. Handyman Program has begun for Saturdays if necessary. newly-appointed 1997 board in Jan- elderly and disabled residents of This is Dan's second year in the uary. The chairman's advice will Westfield and Mountainside. program, which was first extended save the homeowner the expense pan Walsh, a student at West- into the fall months in 1995. More of having to purchase the Decem- UNION COUNTY field High School, will work 3 6 than 35 residents took advantage ber transcript ai well. pj,rn. Mondays-Fridays performing of the program last year. The pro- Ms. Garrels came before the odd jobs such as painting, cleaning, gram is funded by the Westfield board in November with a request lawn maintenance, planting and Rotary Club and sponsored by the to convert her tingle-family home pruning. WestfiekVMountainside Red Cross. on Wettneld Avenue into a bed Dan said he will also arrangi1 jto To schedule work, call 232-7090. and breakfast The town has no such establishment. Ms. Garrels said she would con- B(M»k Value of Westfield to host local authors Wrsllicld, S« olrh Pl.uns, WESTFIELD - Book Value will and Ftmuxxid und Stanley H. Lip- tinue to reside in the Home, which host n Ixnjk signing 1-3 p.m. Satur- son will sign his Wferf/MW in thewas built in 1*76, while operating t-.mwoixl. Ct,inl(irM (uliwoiiil Kcnilworlh clay with the authors of two local Golden Ageg off Postcards. the lodging. No more than six gueits would be accommodated in historistry bbooks. Both books will be available at a d the house at one time, and none of IM ilMMINf. NU 1 HI FIONIS T Richard and Suzanne Bousquet discounted price. Book Value is at the visitors would have access to will autograph their Scotch Plains 1010 South Ave, West. D.S. 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The WHS boys swim team ^ — WHS hockey Head Coach Brian LaFontaine on the won tfie county championship r»v •mount of action goalie Bryan Graye had last year (story below). 40 straight seasons. (f-4 WHS boys swimmers look to make waves Kapner, thinks they are attainable. diver. us to win. That's something we said Johnson. "We mixed it up a "I think we can make it back to Boys In all, a solid, but young squad need to keep in mind when getting little bit, and while we had our beat THE RECORD the state finals," said Johnson. "We aren't as deep as we've been ready for the big meets later on in people swimming, some of them "The last few years for whatever Swimming in past years," said Johnson. the season." weren't in the their best evenU Although they begin swimming and that's my fault" In December, they don't start mak- reason we've done extremely well "We've lost like eight or nine top- Thus far this season the Blue ing waves until February. when we got into the finals, and flight swimmers the past two years Devils have had mixed results, While the team is currently we've got a core of swimmers and while we have a strong team dropping last week's debut to sporting a 1-1 record, Johnson isn't The Westlteld High boys swim overly concerned. team has made winning in Febru- who've been there before looking we haven't found replacements Bridgewater-Raritan 96-74 and top- to do it again." that deep." ping Pingry 97-73. While the swim- "Bridgewwter is a good team, but ary quite a habit of late, continuing ner and Rob Meyers are swimming the school's improbable 40-year Leading the way for the Blue Johnson said that lack of depth mers are still getting into proper I think if we met them late in the Union County Meet championship Devils are senior co-captains Tim well for the team as are freshmen is something he and Kapner have shape, an early-season loss is out season there'd be a different re- streak, in addition to winning two Romano and Steve Kapuscinski. Scott Kautzmann, Matt Cahill, stressed to the team. of the ordinary for Westfield and sult," h« said. straight Group 4 state crowns dur- Also back is senior Colin McGee, Kyle McCloskey, Paul Kolterjahn, "George has told the kids over Johnson took responsibility. The Blue Devils swim •gainst ing the month. fresh off a Union County Tour- Chris Driscoll, Ray Encamacion and over that while we do have a "We don't usually have any Scotch Plains-Fanwood today at' nament championship soccer sea- and TUmer Yevich, Sophomore team that can win, we don't have a tough meets until January, and I the Fanwood-Scotch Plains YMCA. • The squad's goals are the same and travel to Ketmy Tuesday as this season, and Co-Head Coach son, and classmates Chris Panagos, Seth Burstein is also expected to margin for error," said Johnson. underestimated Bridgewater. We Matt Hammond and Luis DaCosta. contribute this season, while Jesse "We need everybody to be as good didn't really have our top people the Watchung Conference schedule Bruce Johnson, who guides the begins. team along with partner George Juniors Erik Larson, Coley Lech- Hershkowitz is the lone WHS male as they can when it's their turn for competing in their top events," Westttekl Devilfish bowlers swimmers ready win pair of meets to roll The WeatAeW YMCA boys and girls swim teams both defeated squads from Somerset Hills Satur- THE RECORD day, running their records to 2-0 In the young season. The Westfield High bowling Paced by a balanced attack, the team la on a roll. The Blue Devils are coming off Devilfish girls team won despite their first-ever undefeated regular the absence of several member*. Bowling Swimming •MSon after going 13-0 last year, Double individual winners kssd the and with only one major contribu- way for Westfield as Cheryl tor lost to graduation in Shaun Mc- O'DonrteU won the lM»-year-oki Namara, the pins should be shak- individual medley arid butterfly, ing. Kerry Can- took first place in the t>- "We want to ride the momentum Iv-year-old freestyle and back-, we started lust your," sakl senior stroke, Chrissy Kolenut won the captain Andrew Shannon. "We U-12-yearokt freestyle and breast- know what it takes to come to stroke, Caitlln MacDonald was first gether as a team and I think we in the ll-12-year-old individual can have a very good season with medley and butterfly, and Colette this team." Morgan won the fMO-yearokt Joining Shannon in the alleys breaststrofce and butterfly. are Junior Scott Bridgemnn, sopho Also leading the Devilfish to more Evan Raum, junior Tracy their second victory is as many Masino, junior John Diloiio, sopho- meets in the New Jersey YMCA AUGUSTO F. MENE2ES/THE RECORD more Jeff Dinmoml mul freshman Swim League were first-place fuv Dan Rock. Senior captain Dtrefc Fitrwr of 1h» Wattfltld High hockey team skates In on Bryan Qraye during a recent practice at tihers Christina Fonseca in the 9* Warlnanco Skating Canter. The Blue Devtlt face Lakeland 8:30 tonight. 10-year-old individual medley, In their quest of the WutrhiinK Emily Bregman in the ft-under Conference and Union County ti freestyle, Kelsey Sullivan in the » ties as well as a good run in the under breast, Katie Bartholomew State playoffs, the Film- Devils umy 1 in the 15-11 breast, Jennifer Ki> have an advantage over tin op- jawski in the ft-under back, Tar* position. Three players Khan Devils skate into third season Christakos in the 11-12 back and non, Bridgemnn and Raum at- Katie Tutela in the Sunder but- tended the highly reunified Hirk terfly. Rltgcr Camp in Ithaca, NY during Improved WHS ice hockey team faces Lakeland tonight the summer sluirj«-tn11>; then Erin Reed, following her fine skills. By JAMtS NCHJ.V ils fense this year. performance in Westfield's fln|t meet, continued her excellent "I think it definitely unproved "We didn't want to put all our '"nicy worked very well to- TIIK. Ice eggs in one luiskct, HO WI« ilet'idexl gether last year and they'll be our swimming in leading the other our games," stud Shannon. "They Devilfish that placed in their htatc, taught the importance of mnsis It's a Ruehad tori,52*yan* (S2 par carry, it TDa), passedtor 50 2 RECEIVER LINEMEN WIDE RECEIVER OUattMfNOOMSfY JUMNMOMMrCU BrttgewakwRariten Highland Park Senior B-7K5 Senior eV7 2W DEFENSE SECONDARY NfCfteXHOMOM FranWtn Witfchuny HWv Junior 5-6 176 •enior 44 176 aentore-l 170 LINEBACKERS AOAMPLOMK PJ. Mtmowtcz JASON MM/tf Immaculata HWeborough Westfield IMMKfMUCH tentort-aaw Senior 8-7 176 Switof 0-2 220 Edteon JuTMOt 0 LINEMEN QUtNTm* ANTHONY KHYUON BOTTOM Edison Piacataway rzovoio« Jonnmn Regional Watcruirtg HtHt Sentor»-10 206 S»nior 6-t 244 HMtborough 246 Senior e-0 21B SECOND TEAM Llnebeofcer ;(, Querteraeciai OCPiNK Johnny Jorina, I'mcnlivvny M>nior {)«>n Seen Certy. Bomervtllt. (unlor. Meti WHk. Brldoewater Linemen Plsc«taw«y, Mnlor, (Jarlton I vans, t lankim. H«ri(*n aantor Joe Oua«1«llA, Flnrnnrrta unnlor Tony DeLueant. Bridgewaler-Rariten, tenlor; Keith Bader, PlKataway, aanwr. Dave Jara, Watchuno, BuMtx* Secondary Dave Perrofli, t*rtdg»w«l»f H»rrt«n. Mniof, Dev* Shollandw HlHa, aenlor; Mike Wyaockl, North PieinflaW, senior; Joe Nichola* Tim rinynr r^inmry|ll»( nimtor Kovtti Oowlinq, , M»n«r. PhU loniallo, Madden, Bound Brook, Mnlor Ed Uirry, 9roir;r» aanlor, lomrrm VVhllHkoi. 1 rnnklln, Humulnt immaoulata, MrMor. lonnlo l*l'«(ina, South mntat, Haalh fepantxwo Pnoataway, *wnior Place* kiker Jamai J«r*in«, H Kolth FolponliaiiiFi North I'lmlnflntd BEST OF THE REST OCfENM Secondary Mik» Ku/*rmki, Brendan Dunntt, tttrwf>Ahr, »Bnlof, Ryh««m Lockherl, t)avn Molllskl, tWitnnnld, mif^hoiixiifi I Mtlrnnf F'nlU»»O(i pd All«n. Soroorvdle junior M*« , J P 9J»v»ne Mintor, fWly ftilMjn Bfnn«tf*fm* Franklin, cantor Oova Maain, Durmllmi, tenlor. John tV; Thank you for attending our Grand Open- •'' Vt&i?- • :,jW— ing Weekend - over 450 customers en- v*#* - joyed the food, the turkey and the great 'W n •^ J '£.\ •;•- ab els, books, videos and magazines - over :• fil 10,000 products - and pick up a new win- F ter catalog! 1 X • -^ wI 1 ^ r P a^B^B^MHBVa^a1HBBVa«Mi*«VPMiiiVi*^BViiVi^BVi^P»HaaaaaaaanaaBaB.^i^Baaaaaa^P^^^--^^18 onmctTP,^ Fathers and sons William Fisher and son Derek Fisher squared off in the second annual Westfleld High Ice Hockey Alumni game, won by the WHSvarsity over the alumni and parents 8-6. Devilfish win two (Continued from page A-12) D Team sets mark victory were Josh Schoenfeld, Brian O'Neill, Ray Encamacion, It was a record-breaking season. Rob Myers, Matt Boyle, Scan The Westfield PAL D football O'Neill, Tom Rodriguez, Grant team ended the year with a score- Moryan, Jon Moscowitz, Colby Fagin, Michael Fragna, Joe Gei-less tie with Scotch Plains, running ssler and Mike Finnc, the season record to 4-3-1, which Other Devilfish participating marks the first time ever for the D THE EWA MODEL CAR CENTER were Andrew Christakos, Paul Team to post a winning record. Kolterjahn, David Hcdmun, Bob It was a dominating defense seven points," said defensive coor- 205 Route 22 Fromtling, Rob Eckmnn, Kevin which led to the success of the dinator Stephen Rizzetta. 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Spe- CaH now A b*> snow fraa. lot* of cara. 6 yr*. a«p., athcalara. tiiucMlanal * DOS/Wlndows/Maclntosh Latertoner Cartridges cial offer, Scanman will CaH TSHDI7S. Rai*. CaM irana {tOVOtOttp U DfOOfVflj * HOUSECLEANINfj- Customliad Inslructloni REHtNO ON E4LLST Oat E»cal. ra«*. CaN JuHa at Immadlaia rallafl Fraa wanted. Caah paid for Rut 100 photos on CD. 6SS-«T»STSS aftar Spm. tn a homa awvWonwiawt. to meet your naada. empty*. Refflis Avail Call ever looae a photol 906-2714613 906-393-1003 debt managament/con- TOTALLY RELIABLE ABU TO CLEAN UP CHILD CARE In my Hart- •Ma Hcanaad S. Irwurad. Sob: 826-2156 I9v (906) 399-10M C0NT: DILL LIFCHUCK For Iha practoua splldailon Reduced pay- Attic/ Barmy Qaraga tan homa. Any aga, 2 DIANE OALVACRV mini*. Lower interest. COMPUTERS- Uasd LIFETIME REMINDER SO6-7S2-M4B a namodaling DabVi* opanhwa, fuN Hma only. your child • 4030 • Catpwitry 4117 • 4070 • Claetleal 416O • 4O78 - Qultni 4190 • 408)0 - Handyman S«rvle«s 4300 Paumamiai • 4O6>6 - Haullna A Claan Up Meatl *•A CaaRng • 4100 - Home Inwravsmwil 4IS0 HOME CARE SPECIALISTS • 4116 - Interior Desaratlne} 4*30 4100 LANDSCAPERS • SIDING • BRICKLAYERS M BrWBT ROCK A 1-1-3 CLEAN UPS- We CAHPCNTRV 4 ROOF- AUt ELECTRIC- teild., CARPENTRY SERVICES ING ifjpnir Colling A SPACKLSl- Pitch*! to comm. A Induet. avail Small too prof*, by tha take anything 11 te truck wills, will build A finish load include* loading • Moor porch**, stsps, day*, weekend*, rwght*. hour at Ml. Cat MigNn Italnl. Call :IB8-O030 all ln*uted.9O6-MS-a701 FRCE 1STI Fully In*., Broa. SOO-636-00OO dumping, Mldrsnlo Bros reaaonabla ratal. Uc. 906-874-6616 CERAMIC TILE 9731. SI JUNK RIMOVAL CLEANUP * LIQHT neirtndsllng. Ifistallsllon 41M AMoa, ba**menta, yard* ASPEN BLBCTRIC- AM HAUUNO- ol all type*. HFIII rs(inlr » !•• •*!) reaMentlai naada: houaa Call Joe 267-1261 Free estimates. Insured. REACH OVTI mnlnn UOII'7307030 lam, smoke detector*, MARTVNBIH0ME Low rats*. Wt work CU6TOM lighting, telephone!, ale. REPAIR— 6 yr*. eap ws*h*nds. Call Tony BATHS A KITCHENS CUSTOM 6LIPCOVIRS 4030 - Carpentry oulok responaa. lie. Shaatrock, painting, pow- •60-761-6400 f tr,,. nti BBS A4A* Drspailsa, n*upholstery. 4070 • Stevtrtoel Formerly at Stalnbaeha a #7634. Call $66-3041; erwishlng 442-6712 DEBRIS""A" SNOW RE- ArniuK un Hnfnrxt*!*'* 4076 • Otittera 673-0137. Of 704-6670 Hlhn*'* 47 y*ir* «»p. 4060 • Handyman ODD JOBS A OBNERAL MOVAL- Labor to load CUSTOM CABINETS Ssnlor dlicoool Fria dsbrls Incl Call Mlglin . HavHnf •Teeirta/CaWa/PHawa REPAIRS- Lt. hauling, I MTitrlairnnimt C*fil*fK- Shop it home lervloe. Bros Inc •00-83SO000 w * Clean up Any Type, Anywhere. bruih claarad 1 re- Wnll l/nltn Iliidki «••« Canter, »06-7B7-666B • Hama Prompt r*H*W* aarvlce. moved. Bapsrt int/am. " impravemeni Fully Iniured Fraa CM. carpentry, painting, re- UANNUCCI WOOflNQ 41M,- Merle* llA.B. BUCTRrC placement window* A 41*7 ' Deeeratlng Uo.# 10020 deck*. Tree work, loo 4100 v 4t Jt • KRaMna splitting, gutters Dleaned. fiv/nr m ym •unsrlsm » 4IM-Umdaeap4n« lo lob loo small. Why UOO flUB «46i» ELECTRICAL WORR- brash your back? II you A Tree Care Commarelal, rasideniial KANLt • SONS runnioi, CoMan or Oran- 4160 • Maaenry don't ••• II, asN. Call ui AAA DRVWALL » A>l 4127 • KNchertis 40T0- 41*0 - Masonry 40TS• 4110 - Painting 40M • Handyman Carvis 43O0 - Ptumblma, - HauHita ft Claan Up HoatlIni g * Coofln 41OO - HamaTm r' 4210 - Roofing CARE SPECIAL! 411 4230 - Wallpapering 4220 FALL CLEANUP MLLirSPN PAINTING CAFICE CONST. TIME? QUALITY* RELIABILITY Intarior A Exterior Roofing ot All Types AERATING, Thatching, MULCH/STONE- Pick (Ros/Comm, Int/Ext) waiipapartng FREE Slnglat/Flat/Slate Oversaedlng, Plantings. Up or prompt delivery. Fraa aat. Fully Inaurad * * * * * Laik Rapalr* 966-6241 Fall Cleanups. Fully Ratail or wholesale. A-1 WAYNE P. SCOTT 2 WINDOW REPAIR ORION ROOFING INC. Eagla Fane* * Supply Quality maaonry ear* FIND Contact: Bill Lafchuch Puttying, Brokan Qlass Yourself from costly insured, i vtcat. Free estimate. Hat- rrMttng Milt, call 26 yrt. Speclallilng In: 0Ofl-B28-5775 mOBTTS PAINTINO rapalr*, Caulking A Root Rapalrs, Rerooling Affordable Lawdacaplno arancaa. Insured. 40 yra. THE Washing. FuHy Ina.. Fraa Flat Roofing, Gutters A Lawn Melnt. Clean-ups, MURPHY THEE SRVC a family buelness. Evary Int. only. Quality work- aat. a7yra^wj>. th« FUEL OIL co. Thatching, Shrub Trim- 2S yra. exp. All tree care job a specialty. 088-5830 HELP manship. FuHy Ins. Leadart; Slate A Tile Call Gary: 900-815-1933 s C.O.D. GO Fully Ina. FREE est. ming. Prompt, Reliable. A Mump removal. Quality ft Oeufhur Charlie »JB-755-e429 work at tow talat! Fully - MASON YOU NEED MrvtaflywiMgttS •OB-22S-929S Inturad A Ira* estimates. IN SOS-SSS-SMS 968-4001 ROOFING- Siding, Out- COMPLETE LAWK SIR- 90a-463-TREE/24S<«423 CONTRACTORS • •J/HBAHTLAND N tars, Leaders & Repairs. VICSS- fill leaf clean- Specializing In all types Quality Work at low, lew "yMrtrs 'of MtisflsxJ customs)rs! Frae Eat. Fair prices. up. lnt*rior-«Kterl*r main- T J'S LAWN A LAND FORBES •CAM- Yard claan up, of maaonry: Brick work, prlcaa* Rafa. rna'd. FREE $3.00 OFOFFF $5.00 OFF 908-753-0842 tenance. Ken 560-9741 Thatching, Seeding block work, concrata, NEWSPAPERS quick aat. B0S-114.1S77. DAJLAWM Mowing, Rotoiilllng, ate. Fully Inaurad. Fraa doi of 200 gal SPECIALISTS Schrub Trimming, estimate*. CLASSIFIEDS! Quality workmanahlp. SKVUNB PAINTtNO mo Wa do everythlngl •08-873 «48 NO JOB Reasonable rataa. Affordable Prices. Frae Painting. Wallpaptrlng Int/Ext palming, houaaa OIL TANK PLUMSJINtt ft HBATINO 4230 Eat. Call Parry! 777-1267 PCNtK LANDSCAPING TOO SMALL Intarior Alterations A decks waahad A "or LOW rataa. Good aarvica. Complete lawn mainte- 9M-529-3S00 Oacka. 4»3ae2 sealed. aoo-M1-1S37 nvMPO or ww rp Drain daanlng. Fraa aati- LANDCAPINNO FALL nance, lawn rertov. do- OuaMySarvtoIMS4S0-7Ma m A»orS> maiaa. Ucanaa #101 IS. SBNVICBS- Clean-ups, thatclng, saadlng, sod, MASON- Sidewalks, pa- WMMIIII PAINTING A TAYLOR _ Call John SSS-SS34 UP AQAINST THE WALL mulch, aod, pavers and spring » fall clean-ups, tloa. pavara, ratainlng RESTORATION, INC. RHOS.PAJNTINO.— Custom Wallpapering mor» opttona. 881-8404 shrub planting. A trim- walla. HR. tiaa. Int. rea- Bo. Pfld. int. A Ext. Wall- 25 yra. exp. Fraa Eat. Int/ StaMt Kcanaa 4SU. Sar- Raferancas. 20 yrs.exp. A ft BILL'S PMNTNM A Ext, 10% w/ad. tSS4S80 vlca. Ramod. Rapalra. ming, gutter cleaning 24 sonable. 908-968-3174 PAPERINO- tnt/Ext. papering, Powerwashlng. •OS.S26-MM LBAFCLBANUPA hr, snow removal. Call Frsaestaa<.in.iiT7. Et 1»1« MINI 013S SHI: 769-8.45 PETCROWHm Carpantry any type.Fray • PAINTING* SNOWPLOWINOi Eat. 38 yra. eiper. Raa.A NHUKALLAS- Painting MIND YOUR US SCHOOL OF PROP. Household Cleanup. Ft«w All maaonry work. Fraa Comm. Mao KHchen eab- A Psperhanolng, Ra- ROOFING PAPERHANOINQ, Orad Eat. Jamaa SSS-TSA-SStS Inata-raflnlthad *t 1/3 PAIMTMQ •S4. Qunderaan Papar< aatlmata. NMHni. Int/lxt. Racommandad palra. PlMtar/Shaatrock. OWN LBAP RIMOVAL coat comparad to facelift- 27 yra. exp, 322-4030 DECKS hanfln«. Exc. refs. Int. OUAUTY MASONRY Ing. Fully inaurad. by Int. Dacerators.10 painting. Free att. e aUTTER CLEANING Ekp, CaH John 70frO» OLD ailY PAINTINO aoyrt oxp. Vory high BUSINESS! ..„ .— Hayaa Con- LANOSCAPINQ Stapt, Sldawalka, Patioa uallty. vary nost ft tracting. Spaclwliino In 908-647-5649 Baaamtnt waterproofing 9OB-7S2-Tt4§ Naad Int. Painting? Fret Eit. 908-725-4623 CaHThaOldQuy Sopondablo. Lowest Ro Rofing FRES 1ST. WALLPAPERINQ BY Inturad. Fraa Estimates AnerwM FuHy Ina. 763-5372 MIKB»STRBB SERVICE A1 HEP MASONRY- Wa Call FAWTWM- Prof, work, S0S-7S54104 prlcos. Suporroft. USE FEMININE TOUCH Tree A ! do It alt, Wa CM am. Spe- ctoan. naat, Naa./Comm., Q*M Hi 1HWH •wRW* Raaaonabla rataa. claiiiing In wick, Block A AAJPAHfTHM PAINTHM ft WALLPA- tfMI JWy to# liWCnl FORBES Prompt service. Fraa et- Top quality work. 10 IIBRNM Int/Cit. Kltchan cabinet PBRINQ- Int. A EKI. SMif* iofj apMimf. wood chips. Concrete. Fully Ina. Frae '. V» tha prlca of Quality work, raaeonable Call Sponcor McLolih Quality work guarantaad tlmataa. No lob too Firewood 1140/cord Cit. Honaat Work/Fair Yaara tip. Fraa Eat. Call Winter I faflaltMnd. Futty I CLASSIFIEDS! small. Call 231-0!82 fraa oat.tOS-OM- - -Inaurad, rataa. Call Ray 707-M72 dumpad. Mike 722-3235 Prices. UM647. •0MM-3M4 1911 Employment Guide INVENTORY SPECIALISTS MCUMTY PUS-SCHOOL- Head In- JOBS * JOBS * JOBS atructor, Agas 3 • 5. Mon- INVENTORY TMEM START NOW! in arsj ajuwnn vur • HR Thur, 9am To 11:30, »9.00 good people! We are r hour, Colleoe degree STARTHM SALARY ror exp. For Further In- SaeurltyUnh from Amer- a Fortune 800 company 3£ formation. Call: 709-7283 $7.00 - $8.00 PER HOUR In tha SomervWa araa. All Hach la a prarmar elec- P/T TataaMHMar Ftaae- E/O/E/M/F/V/H; t-UKIHMMIBCMMf tronic security company security poetHone are not WSaaan l aip|e|sj|BlB||Bainsiathto*| WeikaMfTOIVf^ WTilWaHI*l tha same and thle will sales aWltty needed for REFCREC- To assist WIM YOU KIT MM FMWCTIWUIIVHI In tha nation, with over our Crantord offke from 340,000 customer* prove H. Wa hava full and with flecroailon Basket- * No Eiperlencs Necessary •:00-0:00 P.M. Minimum ball on Saturday morn- acroaa tha North Ameri- ae weM as SniMa hour 19 hrs.per week salary Ings from 10:00 a.m. to H10 - CWHT * Paid Training ca. You can play a vital openings. Experience ia commission. For more 12:00 noon it Valley a VWT tola as tha company ex- Info plaaaa call (BOB) View Qym tor 8 week * Advancement Opportunities periences record setting not a must, out la pre- SOM-CMMCaro * Can Accommodate Student Schedules ferred Fravloua ap- 722-900CAMTANB0 art. »a3R0 sssslon. Applicant needs growth. plicants naad not Needed tor Christian to be CPR certified, 17 MUST HAVE: raapply. Church nursery In Spfld. yesrs or older and has BALIS basketball referea exparl- * Accaaa To Reliable, Private Treneportallon ATIVBS Sun. am 2 hrs./»25 Call HaaHttCara Wa offar. 20t-a7S-4»2o ence, Please apply ai the Manajaflat * A Telephone * AM Required Training Wstchung Borough Hail. * Neat Appearance CIRCULATION AS- 15 Mountain Blvd., • Part-Tlma let Year POMMM * Uniforms Furniahad SISTANT- Pert-Time, Wstchung. (Sponsored * Be eighteen Or Older Wa seek aggraaslva, salt * DanaBt Pacho Monday, Tuaaday, by lha Watchung Recre- motivated aalaa proles- * Advancamant WaOnaaday evenings 6-9 ation Commlsslon)_EOe_ •100 • Caraet Clll Ullf Fn Mut IslsrnsllH slonals to covar pro- pm. CaH Mtddlasax Pub- i («0*)-515-0671 tected terrrtorlaaV Cen- Call for Info he Library VAN DRIVER- P/l etON.-MI. • AM TO f FM tral S Southern Jeraay. 9O8-9S1-10B5 Union position, 29 hrs/ wk. S7.8S/hr. 906-754- •tit IBVflTBM IFtCIUIITI Wa offer: RB1BBNTIAL 4*40 ask for Manny Of J Mtnumiu mwmir $mat eSalary A Commission Qraat earning PotenHal- Donna. EOE FORBES NEWSPAPERS eBonuees WILLS FAROO • S-S10/hr. Flei. Hra. eExpanae Plan GUARD MHVKJ1 Huni /Somarsst araa. ePsld Training inOM Must be dependable A EMPLOYMENT GUIDE eBenefit Package Naw aVunawtcfc Rd. hava car. 00S-B34-i73t e401KPIan MJ CLBRK- P/T clerical SIM BOB skills, typing/computer •AaTYSITTIRVSlANNV help you find that perfect job! Bring your sailing skills literate, Wad. A Frl. AM. FTFt,, In my SomaraSomerseet to the company thai will 34 hre/day. CaH S00-3B9- home. Toddler A school make you a success. For 1100 Sam-noon/Wadnaa- ago children, own car ADMINISTRATIVI AtSltTANT prompt and confidential day or Friday. raaoutrad. Hva-out. consideration, forward Tracy: 1QM73-56H Forbes Newspapers has sn opening In our faei-paced your resume to; Saewrt- CUBTOBMM BBlmCB- sdvsrtislng department. You win aaslst tha puwishar, In our Flndarna store. ad director and advertising staff, and be rssportslbta lyUnli BABYSiTTBR NBBDBO- Ann* w Qreal customers at the YOU ARE ABOUT TO PT.In my Highland Park (Of • number ol administrative functions. Typing and countar, handle cus- computer skills required; organliatlon, accuracy and MAKE •IW.OOO- home, some ave/week- DRtVBR- Auto Parts, PUU-TNM- Temporary NURBBRV WORHBRS tomer mqulriaa regarding Inlsss then so days anda, 1 toddler, non people skills a plus. Call Mick Ksatenoaum at our NBIDBD- Cip. pral. ONLY drycleanlng A laundry. Somervllle office ooa-722-3000 ext. 6130 Full/Pail Time. Claan -3 -6 Week Position • C.O.S. Enterprises 1- smoker, reference* re- driving raoord. Ken- Event Coordinator, Fax reeume to OtW-aiB- u£Fs..v^sft Eveninge A Sat. Pleaee aOOO35 17t ext: 1S73 qulrad. Call M3-342*. Hworth araa. aoa-271- Phone Work, Enthusias- 043* Of call Angle 90S- ITI-«41>. Ptt! SSaVSBS- can Boa ooa-782«*j AUTO TECHNICIAN OBNTAL HVOtNISTS- tic, Qood Diction and 811-1156 MATURE WOMAN- to Own tools, computer Full Time position 4 1B30 1)90. An equal op- FABIBON ADVISOR Some atl% luted in this cldt- oars for 4 mos. A 3 yr old exp. It you have own fol- days. No Saturdays! Sal- Communication Skills Ottlea Asslstant- portunity employer In a Wear A show ladtee taw- BARN UP TO Necessary, Qood Pay - drug-free environment. fi/lfdlion may reamrt a ftt In our Metuohen home. 4 lowing, will neg. If part of ary based on experience. M.O.'s Offlcs. Appro* airy a eves. tfBO. No In- to pMrvhate information dayi/wk, Must drive. sting buslrtaas will Must be good with chil- Please Call (90S) 7S0- 25-30 set hrs Incl. 2 eves vestment, 00S-75S-3OM exist slrtaas PIRBT'VBAR 2333. SoatMrtiyUnh from dmf/or mgleri/tli nptrding Non-amoker. Rafs. A nag 1111111MM. dren cell 4ee-Mso Computer skills prej'd. *%*£ vtrrtr invntmrrtti ttndiar aipar. nee 908- Will train Call B09BJ4- ORIVflRS LOCAL CHEVY/OEO HArR SALON RaSTRUCTOR ooa-oeeo, 7-Bpm ARE YOU A Barber, Hair Stylist, Hair 5250. CDL Class B with P En- OFALFrt NtBOBOi StOOO'e POSSIBLE MOTHBR'S HELPER dorsment F/T or P^T Braider, Nail Tech Lie. AM hours. Somerset Val- TELEPHONE Pral. Full time A part Typing. Part-time. At P/T In my Bomenet Please Leave Message New Ownaiehlp/Managa- For prompt and confi- ley YMCA In Somervllle. Home. Tool free 1-000- home 3 mornings per wk. SALES EXPERT? (OP!} 171-11W ment has created time. 90«-»4e-6040 OFFICI- ftf in busy, Call Jane Tetro, 7Sa-4S87 Forbes newspapers (n dential, cat) Mr. Maiia at J1B-9000 FKI T-M3S for flexible hours. Immediate openings for HBLP WANTID- Paint eonganlal office for moti- •os-aTS-aiio, MonOay- llillngs/dlrectory Boa-an-3116 needs » Telemarketing DRIVBRS- Need work? motivated sales associ- vated self-starter. Heavy 3VMNASTICS INSTRUC- Specialist You Musi be We have II. FT A PT A Wallcovering dept. ot Wednesday, SAM-4PM. TORS- Flax schedule ates No salas experi- local home center Knowl- typing and good pc Or maH/fan your rasuma SIOOO's POSSIBLE- WBSTFIILD COUPLE team oriented, self Owner/operators needed ence required ahiila. Pla cell »oa-fl47- Sehewl Bua Ortwara Musi love children. Will Rsadlng books. Part tasking exp'd Indlv to motivated, Imaginative, tor on demand A sched- edge of paint A wallcov- 10: Ml11 Iraln. For more Info, call ering required. Hourly 3B17 ashtot Sue . The nation's larQest • **f!J time. At home, toll free 1- help ears lor 2 mo old In confident patlenfA disci- uled work. Vans, Pick- We offer: School Bus Co. la now M1 800-218-0000 Ext II-B13M jr home. His appro*, plined Sales experience ups, hatchbacks. Call wages A beneflta. Apply RRCBPTKHHSTS NBBO- Maiaa, CamBflttfa for llstlnjs/diraclory ^ s plusl Eicellenl salary, ' I »t silent Pay Plen In person Westfleld Lum- BD- Mon to Frl 0 to 6 hiring PT drivers in the Craaalnt, 1SS1 m. LPN/RN rftm-5pm, M-F Own •O0-M1-MM 'Demo Program S. Brunswick A Hlllsbor- ber a Home Center. 700 Bf^efsfM MaValaM eftla^Bat CaaVJ. Thursday AM tranap. A rels raqd commission A benefits Experienced preferred, ough areas. Will train. AN AMAZINO OPP.- 0O(-233-U7S Sand resume: Forbes Mon-Frl (tarn-Brim •401K N. Avenue Easl West- please ta« resume, Bon eMtlAAAfeaVl 'llJ SaMeiBalaaW Tuesday PM Cok«, Frltu Lay. NablSCO. Newepapsrs, f*O Bo«DfllVBRS- Regional and 'HoepllaHtatlon llald J232 f«BB _ SHO43B or call Angle, *t Hnfts avail. Call 4100. PAIi 000*7)- Call 9ot-72S-*M8 Qreat Local nouiss-Bic. SOP, Somervllle, NJ 0SI76 OTfl Positions available •B Day Work Week •AM-4PM for an appl •411. An equal op- Earning Pot. 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Auto Tnm., 4-Cyl. Enp.. PS. P8. Ait. Aula OD Tim.. S-CAEna, PS, PB, Air, M0OIIW.»C«.EMM0OW.C , PS, PI MB ••. 4'0r, AulO- Trar«.,v;, PS, PB, An. miikM^M SICM4 44TIMMi.VIN Ailtwg, TM. CMtt. 26,(77 Ml. VIN ISKMIW. WHIUklWHIUk ftM.%, .,TiS», WTO P/Winds/Locks, Rr IMi, Till, AM t M St Cass mmma. SICw.it MS 38,579 Ml. VIN »H6*8W30 i#ur Weekly Features 1993 MAZDA NAVAR) 4x4 1992GEOPR1ZM 1994 NISSAN QUEST •94 IX)R1> l"25« IMCKl'P 4x4 M, l» M, MUNUH.». «Oi, S-Sptf. WTrm .PS, Pf, Air,ft Mf. ft* 0» Tw, KM PS. PI to. *<*» PiWn* /Looki .Rr Aulo Tians . BCyl Fny. PS. I'll, An. Till, Cise . AM/rMSlCass b3.7.1OMi VIN «HCA47,'!,6 From OVER 250 SC SMM AMfM8tC«H.S7l1»M VmtNTOMOtS tatan »fl »,l fllFM FM t». tl,4M» Vm iM7 Call 908-782-3673 Used Gar Ask For Norm Wittwer -n*» IH Jurt A IHtftkJ A AndThiek Mmy HnudwrtUxl Sjxx:iiiLs In Ktuctc Values! At Fleniington Dodge Chrysler Plymouth Evwy Vehkfe Here Is Covered By A12 MondVUOOO Mile Warranty At No Extra Oiaffle! Thi§ h Just A Partial Listing • Many Unadvertised Specials In Stock. 199$ DODGE NEON 1993 CHEVY SUBURBAN 4X4 1993 QBO METRO ISC IWSDOIXIK STRATI ! (M For Updated Availability Of : Uimdveittod Specials & Recent Ttades , JWWOO MSf, S 7 VI EnEntt UliUlirM,«r , P»« Mi, 4 Cyl fng, AUN> Tim*, PS, P6, AM/FM C«I VIN 4D> [»»•,'fv;<<,;•/1'HJ i,j", ii i iiuuiMMti ta'MlMCTOMC>Cn«>T •P«O«tl S* MC233«A 4t,7H Mi Cnw '» Uuili 1994fX)RDMlIMTAN(i 1WS JEEP CHEROKEE SE 4X4 UNCOIN MIHCUHY 909-782-3673 908-788-5656 Chtywmi. 5-SW Mm Trim, C-Cyl, P3. PB. 40r,8-Cyi, l-8fld M/Trtni,C«iwH», An. Ini 4 t)r 4 0flCyl , Aiilo.f.jss Air MS I'll. AM/f M C«l. flKtw, B««n«f, No Air VIN Wpn, PS, PB, PJ. RM. 43,970 Mt VIN I'/VVincfe/l ixhs SunScrneri dls . HI 1M: k 33W H 34k HUM •PEI0O44I Sth MCI01M 40.1M Ml •SL&3H3I VIM Kill 1WH 908-782-3673 908-782-2028 Ask For Tom Mullen 8UBAI Till* IN .hut A I'ltrtJiil I.ii BMW (-' Miuiy liiuHhvrtLNtil SjKH.-ijilH In Slmli. 908-782*2400 908-782-2028 906-762-3331 908-788-6856 At Flemington Mitsubishi This to Just A Partial Uatin$ • Many Vnadvertmd Sixvials In Stack, IW3 MIMIUISIH 3WKINI, 1W2 MITSUBISHI KCMI'SMiS IWITOYOTA TI-KCKI, I)X 11, 41 ,11,,., A.,- |...i.i I . I'll /I,J VIM 908-782-3331 908-782-3331 J |ir, Ir WM Urlvd, Aiilo Ii«», frCyl ft>u , PS, riirtx) \ «i(H) Win lf*n« 4 ' 1 P« P/Wli»H . Air VIN IfYOOMH' Sf.fXM Ml P/WlnVlkl VININHOWfti "•R.; \m HWB WDW; TIRW) COWTRTlllii; I'RH:III.W(;IOTHA(!KKK S 908-762-7500 908-782-3600 1 r , 4 Cyl rno, Vw tltii> 4 I yl I ,i|j '. .|«l Mini l'«»> I'M M i Hn Air VIN tw» . P», ffl, Air, t)r Aidti Tmiil, B Ciyl f ml. P9, PH, All ;nriiHinn,AWfMCi«, PWOKtUl, Wl iri.'luwy ', i n>i Mi INFINITI 908-782-6860 908-782-2400 Call W8-7.N2-3600 Rto. 202 fv M, Hemiii&ou, Ask lor Kevin Lawlcr tntt>tn»l At htlp ''iv*w flpnutHftOn.VVtn IH JiN AI'tiHlnl l. 1'iuntvi'iilml SmvtiilH In SMU-2 / Forbes Newspapers iuide Decembei 11,12,13,1996 VIWVIOO973I, 20R. 4 (yl Sipd men Horn, p/broliti, mA, oir iond, am/fm «m, p/mocn roof, duct oubogi. MSRP $15,100. lololpynwli & lolal M F 9 9, SAT 9 5 SERVICE & PARTS: MF: 8-5, S>»T> 8-4 SuperCarc sir oun ur'irn suf'tHf AHt IULAMONS VP f A$r ro Of T TO Princeton Route 206, Princeton, \! €*U l-SOO-NEW UND or JuM north ot town M.n»s tiuni the .in port UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP '96 VOLVO PROGRAM CARS AVAILABLE! '96 VOLVO 854 96 VOLVO 854 96 VOLVO \ VOLVO 96 VOLVO 96 VOLVO 96 VOLVO QTAS GTAS 854A 855 QTAS 854 OTAS 854 A 4dl P ( yl (ifK|iiu> itiiliili.tiisims 4 ill .''tyl tiinjimi, HiitiitMiiMHH'i 946 L1I 'W ntjinti,.Uil<>tliiMSf!iM , 5 cyl e(iflin«, «ulo 4 dr, 9 cyl «ngtn«. mit 4 ACHIEUA 4DR 4 0r,4flyl, 4 fpet man Itfltm w/Ol), pw(ttlrti^nuli Im.h Ink* AIH. AM/I M fttiuniit.Aii, pwr lotlMAiuiik Kit (/ilttt 1/ulatl U/tmMM ckilti m< boMl, otmiulw, tadi, nil aimonn I mm mi wl|in Kftflla Volvo It built on one bask pMloMhpy...to exceed IIICflNII Nl W 'Milll DSMIMlll f expectation*, if we romkUt mrptta what ov customers were mimn looking for til MI into dealership, we certainly woaldnt hive grow* CUTLASS SUPREME LSS SEDAN to tocoBt one of the premier Volvo de«Jerwhlpt ti the area. That unwavering focut on the customer remains aa firm at tter. YOIPLL FIND IT INCORPORATED IN OUR EVERDAY LOWFWCJNG auv ran POUCY. WHICH GUARANTEES PRICES THAT ARE AS LOW AS ANY '/ di, 0 ryl. nttlo linns w/OI), pwt &titu(/itiili luckbikfi. 4 di. II <;y1, * 5«O Nor Hi Aventiv V.i\»\ WKSTFIELD, NEW JERSEY ? p/ I /( I/I iiri«* and Koul .It II I I ( '! II t> ol oriort I 505 N. BROAD ST. ELIZABETH N.J.(1-800) 788-6110 Forbes Newspapers / SMU- 5 8OOO AUTOMOBILES R4OO RECREATIONAL VEHICLES BUICK- 94 Century, 4DR. 38k ml. spollesi ACURA— '93 Legtnd LS Sedan, Stge grn, moon- •410 • Campers and cond., asking $10,900. rt, leather, BCD playtr, Wt BUY ANY HONDA, Trailer* 90B-72S-16S6 bullt-tn t/r radar d*tector, MAZDA, NISSAN. TOYO- •420 - Motor Home* BUICK- 91 Park Av- voice activated cell TA— Junk, damaged or •430 • RV Parts. enue, garaged, leather, phone, teat haateis, high mile*. Win pay Aceeeorles A Service loaded. 44K orlg. ml. 36,750ml, $32,600. $100. to $1,000. depends •440 - Mlsc RV 90S449-3394 on condition, for 1883 a Asking $9300. 826-0135 up. We pick up J> pay CHKWTSVAhV- lull kit. SELL YOUR cash. Seven daya a FIND THE 8010 • Undet $1880 couch, bath stall, many weak (201)403-1753 NieUdWM new pans, uSk, $3S0Q. WC PAY HIQHftT PERFECT M30 * Call 808-6Sa-4529 PRICES CMIVV8- tor $12$ For Can, Trucks t Van* VEHICLE p Mixed and sold locally. CHEW- '77, Corvett*. VIP HONDA 1-800-582.2730ext.2W1 IN FORBES 8080 - Sportaeats 350 sulo, need* palnl A ($os) Tsa-aw 80TO * B*Mitlty VMI9 CHRYSLER '•• LEB- Interior work. S420O/BO. CLASSIFIEDS! 8088 - 4X4'*, Spert and ANON- 93k eic. cond. 9OB-9S5-8043 SJOO reliable, clean. $3200. b/ CAR FAST! MITSUBISHI- '94 MOTORCVCLfS •080 • Tniafca and Vans O. aN S 704-0246 Eclipse, 16k ml, 5*pd. 8600 RtOO • Financing COFJVCTTC BTINONAV AC, AM/FM cass, garage 8S10 • ATV* BOATS 8110 • Parta, Acces- '73— Red T top, 350 4 kept. Mini cond. In & out. UM-Moaede spd. chrome side pipe*. Asking $10,500. Pleta* 8M0 • OH-Raael •810-Beats $8990. 77k. 847-M7S call 908-253-0243. 8I4O - On-Raad 88M • Power Boats $128 * Aulafriatlve •OHO— 93 Tempo, auto, PLVMOTH '90 LASER SIM - Paris^Aceeieitea HB TURBO- 63k, 1 «130 • WaeaHaneaua air bag. PS, PB, AC, AM/ MM • Marina* FM stereo, axe cond. like owner «xc. cond.iully loaded $6800. 626-0135 aeao - Rental* a new only 1BK ml. $6750/ •230 Charters BO. 2724)478 8870 • SMp ReiMal* HONDA 'SI PRELUDE •070 8880* Steraaje very reliable, new brakts, FemaYVam 8888« Suewiee $1000 sunroof, $1000./BO NEW MOPEDS- go- •700 • Part* and Jamie 785-0280 carts * mini bikes. Call Acceasorlet MJs Small Engine R«- mm CAR* FOB «100 OHHONDA "81 ACCORD- pair. 90802-7248 •1ST OFFBR. Seized EX, 4 dr, ac, em/tm/caa, 1710 - Mtsc Beating and auctioned by DEA, S spd. good eond. FBI, IRS. All mocUli, $9500. 908-221-8430 4wda, boats, computer* MAZDA 'M MFV— Exc. and more. Your area HONDA 'SS ACCORD cond. asking $16,000. now) 1-BMM51-0050 Ext. UC- 9 apd, mmt cond. Call 463^362. leave C1M. 27k, 1 owner, $ti,ooo. •08-7U-4M7 CMimiR- 85 lABaroti QTS Tuibo, 4 *^PBe^BvaB^aaaj: ^P*S» e^e^sw^ei^e^e^ajBw' ^v DR, PS, PB. AC. Pioneer DR, EX, S epd, AC. AN 4x48, Sya., new tires/brakes, pwr. M/R. Leat.lnt.17K rum wod- need* clutch. ml. (18,000, aK.cond. MOW). 90B-M1-0841. 5284743 NISSAN- 9S Pathfinder KEMPER CADILLAC OtDB- '84 Delta 88, Oe- SE. 4 dr., loaded, pendabte transp., needa We'll Run Your M Hi 4 Weeks! •ai.OOO/BO. Call S4»- 5 miles from Dridgewaler Commons some bodv work, 130k 37*4 after 7 pm Route 22 East at Route 287 Overpass ml. 8600. aoa-888-7720. Bcidgewater tllllD CANS FROM JEIP 't« ORANO |17I. Porsche*. Cadil- CHBSROMI- Laredo. tha CfaasMMf (908) 469-4500 lac*. Chevy*, BMW't. Mint eond. ftreen, 4K4, • Over 300,000 Readers Corvette*. Also Jeeps, 4 auto, alloy wheel*, tog WDl. Your area. Toll free light* all pwr. am/fm? 1-*00-218-9000 6x1. A- cue, 94k. iit.eOO. Cad •For $39.00 CHEVtOLIT/GK 5139 tor current listings/ *ve*OMO4-«707 directory. we will publish your classified METUCHEN CHEVROLET/GEO MAIM- N M3 PORO '17 P3M- Mason Halchbk, SM, AC. AM/ Oump), new bocry A holsl, 950 fit 27 South FM cast, 100k, Asking for four weeks •tl pwr. am/fm, mnt Me. Meluchen. NJ 013840 $4000. caH soB-asa-OMf »7,6BS. 738-5532 MSRCURV *BT COLONY PORO fJS BRONCO II- (906) 549-4700 PARK WAOON- Good V«, 4.4, ae, B *pd. look* cond. 183k, asking A runs good, $1800. BO BUM* 'M RtOAl- B $3*00. 888-3888 cyt, auto, 102k. cruise, * 1-800-559-9495 * 534-475$ ROYAL CHEVROLET/GEO loaded, many new part* MttSAMtt N t7 MWIIU- 5 Route 28 |< nMCn M/tomMor SM|< nMCn tMC, /t •' Ads larger than 4 lines, $2 per line extra Just East of HI. 23 a Rt 287 Inlutaoction VW— '71 Super Beetle, 4BK,, great cond. WM0. Dound Brook good" eond. rebuilt eng., 2319404 S new !mirtner. »200Q/BO. OLDS 'BB CUTLAtS- • Bound Brook ChrontclB i. > (908) 35b-2460 . W8-488-542tt Calais Quad 4 engine, • Crawford Chronic)* $2,000. 4 dr.ee, auto aN pwr. cruise, 488-48 U • Franklin Focus • Green Brook-North Plalntlald CARS BOUOHT 4 SOLO FROBB 88 PRQaw La— It CRH MMOVAL SI 5 *po\ mint cond. 93k Journal Of Any Junk Car CLAYTON AMERMAN DODQE - Highland Park Harold » 24 Hr Towing Service "74 Years of Sal«s and Sorvlco" • MS-«4743S7 • Main Sl'eflt. Peapack a turn DEIUXC SUDARU- 92 L, 4 WM • Hille-Bfldmlnstar Pra*« beeper 80B-*19-1*44 CAM- Oflg. owner. 87 wagon, antl lock brakes. • Metuchen-Edlson Review Lincoln Town, 83 Csdil- AC, B2K hwy ml. E«c AACON AUTO fc Truck (908)234-0143 lae Seville. Beil oHer. Cond. MOOO. >5»-4M4 • Mlddlesex-DunBllen Chronicle buyeri. Top $$ paid. Perfect running cond. • Ptscataway Reviww Sam* day oaah. S26-24H taa-1441 an. »pw • Scotch Plalna-Fanwood Prass ACURA "88 UWMNfi- • Somerset Maasenger-Qazette ***** Mfc,' Sspd. ac, lunroot. ABSOLUTS AUTO SATURN OF GREEN BROOK eic. cond $6900 B0»- • South Plainliald Reporter Ca»h For Your Car • Warran-Watchung Journal $$$t %f>0 A Up $$•« aI70M Junk or Runnlna Qraen Brook, NJOmny •MCK— '10 Shsylarlt. SOk MAM* IB- • cyl, model • Weatfiald Racord Forbes mi., Blk. ait, handl** 320, 43k miles, older ree- N PAPERS nm Pickup-Local Area (908)752-8383 well In snow, food cond. WaBMySarsf Metal taoOo aoa-aJ^Ts./, Color] 25", 19" or 13" Color TV, VCR, Microwave Oven, TV Home Entertainment VSCHKVY *93 CHEVY t3 FORD ESCORT Center, or Other Gift* CAVALIH CAVALIER 4 DR WAOON I 2drl4cyi,autotran8,AinipMrft«T»g/brk« 4 cvl, auto trans, pwr sbng/brks, AIR Auto trans, 4 cyl, pwr ilmo/brin, AIR. AM/1 3C556 mile*. 81k #1213P. VIN sterao, 33,840 rnlkt*. 9tk #1177-U. VIN r M ttarao, r/daf,luagracf(, 52.817 mile*, I |#P7102B83 #P7255413 Stk #118Bf», VIN#PPi535PVV $7595 $7995 $7995 12 MMCUHY •93 tUICK CENTURY "•4 CHIVY PRISM QfUNO MARQUIS ©ACURA 14 dr, 4 cyl. auto trans, AIR, pwr *tmQ/bf*s/ 4 dr. auto Iran*, 8 cyl, pwr •trng/brks/l 4 dr, loath int. 8 cyl. auto Iran*, pwr slrng/ wind/toeka. Alfi, cat*a«te, 48,687 milael Idoors/lock*. caiMtle. 43,034 milee, t»ks*lnd/rJoore/!ocl(t/M>att, Atfl W 357 |k #1237P, VIN #R2020MO 9k #1233P. VIN#P8e374B6 mile , VIN#NK87110« $9995 $9995 $9995 «4 Mineunv •93 CHRYSLER •94 FORD TAURUS COUOAR XRT TOWN A COUNTRYI 4 df, Bcvl. auto Iran*. AIR, pw» *trno/bfhs/ ,'dr, 3 ficyl auto trans, e cyl Ain. cruise, Wagon, 0 cyt, 8 pa**, AIR, auto Iran* I wmd/Oooft/lochs/seals, cassott*. 49684 till, pwrdr i«al. AM/Flvf stereo cass, tickle laatrVlnm, fjwr etrrWbrka/wlnd/croofa/l 1,000 Ntw i utfd con TO Cheoii Proml milae. 8TK#1232P, N»RA2t? pwr *trna/brk*/wind/lrx:k«^ alum whl». locke/eeat*. cru*a, tin. taesetto, 4O,4?7| 5«,0»l miles, AfK* 10/0M t»Mle*. Stk #1 IMP, VIN #PX«4Ofl56 $9995 $11,995 $14,495 92 CNEVY MCHIVY If we cant beat any competitor s price on the same vehicle, BLAZER 4X4 CAPRICE LS BLAZER LT 4X4 4 df, 6 cyl, aulp Iron*, fiwr »1rti«/fl/brk*c / 4 dr l h int. f> f;yl rwvr wind/locKf, AI0, cass, 19.020 mi r:aa*ctln AIM fir. fl cyl, fnvr ^trui auto trans. \m WE'LL GIVE YOU THE CAR, FREE! U. nnr mii«* VIN #MM1 3(k», t.assotte, roolrat;h, leathfnt, ?a,»ll $14,995 $14,995 $20,995 ACURA OP V.I.P. rCHEVROLrr 31 Rout« 22 W«»t 5d5 iom«r»«t ttraot •rldg*w«t«r North PI«lnfUld WESTFIELD • (9O8) 233-O22O (008) 704-0300 (SOS) 783-1000 ,1 I US ON WO Ml nWIIH Wl fl A! www ncwnoni'.i hcvn SMU-67 Forbes Newspapers December 11,12,13,1996 Tis the season to save at LEASE A1997 HONDA CIVIC DX LEASE A1 Montlis 4 cyl 5 speed it'di defiostei mtt-im 4-cyl., 5-isd, A/C, dual air bogs, PS, Ft, wipers tilf wheel 60 40 split rear scut •/windows/lock*, dealer installed LEAS! A1997 HONDA LEASE A1997 HONDA ACCORD EX Muntli oit tli \ la 4-dr., 4-cyl., auto, PW, */ locki/mirrart/wlnaowi, ' <"> unto A ( I,•other PS PB ulloy -. P A/C tilt, cruiM, dual air bags, AM, AM/PM cats., P wmls lo IIOMI) \ Dealership GREAT OPT I Route 22 Bridgevyater / 908-722-5566 Two new plays in New Brunswick • Our film critic attacks Mm! tpV_ », .it i * k # •'S*.I| 'M $, Weekend Mm, December 11-13 l-ff Miscellaneous stuffMIHlU(MMIMI«(HIHIiMMtlHnHHIIIIIHI«tl«(tMHUttllUMIItHllt4MIIM(tlMIIMMMMtUHtMMMIMO»tillllMtllM t0 8t°P a motor whkto for a PW^«W at a low apeed, whew it year-old, being apprehended, po- Watchung potioe the flnt time on Hoe laid. Route 22 because nil car's tail speeding violation on Rahway hit another car near Dixie Lane The vehicle, which contained a lights were not working. When Urge amount of clothing still bear they found he did not have a valid M«ctwttU«hMI«Nt,<*iy< Nov. 7. the five fenule oocujanta fled oinng Nordstrom tags, had been sto- driver's license, he was told to Mice unsuccessfully attempted Police pursued the vehicle Into (oat with only one penon, I 5-len the day before from Dunellen. park his car, have it towed, and No injuries were reported at the not to drive it scene of the accident and the juve- A Green Brook police officer saw —Happy Holidays nile was released to the care of her the man's car pulled over and was grandmother, police said. tott by Watchung police what had Skin Dynamics Makes Gift-Giving Easy! transpired, police said. About 10 A Somerville man, 19, waminutes s later, the same Green The Holiday Season is here. Now is the time to treat pulled over twice in less than 10 Brook officer saw the man's car that special person to a Skin Dynamics gift. minutes about S p.m. Nov. 4exi, t from Route 22 Bast onto Green Brook police said, Washington Avenue, and putted Skin Dynamics offers the ideal present for The man was pulled over by him over, police said. family members, co-workers, and friends. THE EXPERIENCE IN BEAUTY CARE Weekend P/us Staff writers Editor Rosa Cirianni Nathan Shashoua Christopher Lawrence la sujtgtM ,i stut> ulni ui ask «i question iilmul Wei'kl'lld I'lus, tall ciltlnr Nathan Nh.hhiniaiil(WH) 112 .HXXU'Al f'M7 Scinl pn-s-, icleasts iiiid li'iicrs loihr fdilw ID WiTkt'iul I'tns. IIIIIM'S Nfft-sjwpfrs. I1 0 HiU WW, Suim'ivillc, Nl IIKH7fi I'liiit i^ lliv «nii ami !> mite stipjikiin'm Im i orKs N LLARDO • G. ARMANI • ALL GOD S CHILDREN • HUMMEL I IroidwiyhK 6 0rM« 10 14 s vvo^tk dusking through \\\e show for... 16 HidMIUHi 10 fntotmil thfuuflfi 1/SutilM 1». Author Lton M PhiyloBotlondk. It lo b*tii Pftrt* II Uyilltlt 34 dim 31 Ptiluwi V ,10 Fillw'itji 40 Smr« 4,1 44 4| 4B Humifti. • g to Anctofil cowrt'y u( 5! MUmloylU M UgNtn* UU W To S? 9 V M CJIyonlhtAki s you will jih Contents MisctlUneoiis 2 Aunuaro t. MMUMWKND mil DM nmM o( HlgMind Nrii gtii k»l In MI piMlnS In DoraMion ^irk Television lets us down again Wfat to do.... 10-14 {Vwktnrf Confidential It may seem picky, but where when the show rVYPD you sit In a movie theater make* a tm introduced a htevy weep- difference. So Gonjldmttal trea- tfcmiittothecaitAftAnt,oneof sures the chances to see (Umi In a the handiome young police offtc- performing arts or theatrical venue Introduction,, 13 •TscqjreiswJhliciaappointment to belittw wry fill character on . WHh her blenched tocki, with a balcony, such aa the Stale at the (act that another office had TV muit b« a poalUve on#, but on frvi pmtfidi (rfty« shadow (Cleo- Theatre in New Brunswick or the gotten the "pretty one," but he wan the other hand, thi ftfw such pabtmafta Kiss), knid, mis- McCarter Theatre In Princeton, quickly put In his place by a cr> mmm who hive pmmlnpnt m\m matched clothing and nbrasive first of ill, their screens nm worker who would not tolerate his mm U) be ttoogM to th« itar. pemonality (To her \*m Bllr nte, often much larger than even the Dining out.,.,....*** bias agalnit fat people, fur a while, Ut Tim* (Mahalla) Pig!), sht Is the qulntesiwrttal fat biggest theittrr In a multiplex. Oh goofy, CWWmtiai thought. on Thi Mn fximx/wtt* Sbtno joke, and an offensive one at thai. What makes seeing ft movie from Maybe the show's writer* are mm iwnm as stroni a White GwtfWmlW dneu not n Imlnrny so special is that inatead going to lUustrste the danger* of dwl Although wry heavy* want tomlnlmlw 1 UIP ('light of Af of looking up at that huge screen, Cover photo: prejudging people based on their (iirs^! t^«utlf\illy ttntt hmdr riran-Anwrimns, wlui have r»r dr which wf mid bp nice enough, is appearance, The actrtea portraying cmckfl indNtivp of a lovr lift> mil ihut you «ct to wntdi it head on st the part had a cheerftjl personality flidr thr* b\n fttntloti AM thr» funnnt p i?ye ImH. YOU M llki» yoti're in and a nice smile and w Ilkwl her p on 'I*V, w* do fivl thl» of tiif fihiw (trwltJfllty w valid example of imotlmr ml Her character hud slip whltml abtnit her r»x nnrlly Mng treatrd sliinldlly. for 1 inuvlr, oft npiiosntl to t\ concert or Auktlmoftknmow* Hlcnit not hnvlnit« I' the first tltiiP.rfin/lc/i'Hlinl SITS y, m ww lntlofmhlp, nlxitit \w llfn Iti ilttrUon, iMlfl>i 11 rc?rlatln ro- 1 m thrill to the (ltttigrrfftg me bilk tkt captivate tjwrtt |K)int,«l when «lw turtVH) mit ti» U Sports trading cards retain their fans SHAHON Wit SOWWtF.KtND PIUS Joe Poytak, owner of BIG Sports Cards tn MttfdlHtx, proudly Holds • football autographed by despite becoming a big business Lawrtnca Taylor and a baseball bat signed by Mickey Mantle, By TOM ZANKI fronts and glossy photography •hoU and Hlationary poses are 'ttie reliability of proven rword shuts in the mid '80s generated itata/ tin wifw caught the eyes of investors and moHtly memories. Action photos, setters makes the Mantk% Ryans, widespread interest before they hf more things change, the collectors alike. With the creation su|x»rior card quality ami imngina- Mayses, Schmidts, Aarons, and H/xlivi in the early '90s, fortifyt o more they stny the same. of even fonder premium sets and tive design mark the modern era. lieflitie Jucksons sure twts. They this. Yes, ills an overused cli- special inserts, many card ahYiom Also a faint memory are the 'Aftdefinitel y cost more, but unlike "It's just like the stock market, et'nl wax packs, (Most of us still modern speciality cards, which eim where the player's [jerformimec T• die, (nil holhini: more up {\m \r\\im the company has re- pTOfH'iutety describe, the tunlin gained its number one status. have childhood memories of IIV IM- in one day and obsolete the dictates the value of the cards," fiisnniihuii with :.|«nt. cnils "Toppa h still the leader," says viidinjl convenience stores and next, their value is unwavering Demarest collector John lie says, llllllH Tony (Irimnndo, owner of Hound buying as many packages as our 'Tick a player who suiiied "and it's like the lottery with these , , i('«i"l«"-.lh<" ports UnH.k's World of Stuirstore. paper route and snow shoveling youuu and hits for |*>wer," inserts," Cttlti industry has liansloimed Amimi' the malor sports bise earnings allowed us.n'ulay, $5 $10 |irjtm U'lxteuf of Sports Mimled 'Itiere \» undoubtedly it down lsmillltll lir [tacks nieconunonpliKf. ' f »V ttiiilM,: UnilsM;,ulH.|r.Kk.n|(.Hpi,(.Vh, Unlimited in Wanen. "Home runs shletoiill of this bysU*rla The pro hUslliess Decile the i.ipid "The technology changed, there sell." ducttoti has alienated tome <, one lliiM|; leniiiins KID - -• ' — tore the price changed," Siibosky (letting a le« up on l\tture Mall collectors, who don't hftve the re ; a Inyal followinc of devoted 'fitiCk f/)(?D H Wd$ of-Furnt'M is rnoit? dlflicult, given sources aiul energy \u keep up (torn*. SfM-cial insi'itsatv probably the the volatility of active caiwrs, 'Hie with all the latest trrntts. develop Voii (xrftocfer/ fopps and most sweepniK current fad. I*ist rise and fall of Don Muttmtfly and Thumb throu}{h a [trlee guide ment III ten-of ye.ii -. is I lie ',ky th'il'v it Win nnilnrtori year Topps rambmly insertni rep paiiy| strawtwrry, rockelinn nieiiii .enj cud piodue hcas of original Mickey Mantle tloh, The piulilctntioiiol'newcom cards in its regular jweks, iHMitinjj each ol'wlurh punt:, .i i ii cra/e that weurred shortly alter 'Srt array oMiii'.h priH'd pie s(,( or the Hall of Hauler's untimely nets, is II hit civ IMII11 jiic.l Lou Sabosky death. UtH'tiden wht'uTopp'i niled I lie "A lot of people don't UNIU for itJOtit, S(ffc//no Sports sets anymore." says Joe 1'otynk, "Bin k then it w;r, I'.ie.tt," >,;iys •-• -— ——,.,..„,.....„,.... itwner or I1*(JS|»OI1S Cuitlin Mitl- Siibii'iky, owner ol Sidi-liue y'lrinllMeddniiinye of the |!l!li illesex. "Most |K'ople are alier in- t» in Jlouth Hound Mionk lift strike, which helped level the KCI1«; H'H like insert•nuuiin." pp pliiyliut llfld with other major The notion that memorabilia col YtftJ inlhrlrd yoiii loin n| (t|f sjioits, lliH'key, in piiiltdiliit, leclinf! i1; tor kidscnly, iKnoritifj WllON'sH Ht WllMtr-Vl-l " gained notoriety with expanded the reality of its bin business stir Other (into 'jioia lelevl^ou covetuj'e mid buck to lip;, in a discMnlited myth 'I'oppM til'rlvtil (ninpiiini, IK !u Hleve Nemeckny. ownej ol Amu/ in KO such card lys, "ll'H'kev is it j'.iHHl niiinliei the IIHV i. (wo KnotbulI and bMtkelbalidon'! ;it<' rookie cmds lot cnrient and HIM loc its diiimwrll in my slmc Uil 1 hear Inline I lull of himern. At one ex ^ It all de tremiMiilhe Iil&aTnppa Mickey c MiintK||oln(| lor $)ill,tHKl, while Ono of tho prlctor lypr ; of sports v.mte U this gold reprotJuc- rtmrM" lki tlon ol n footbull trndlnc] i^rd, nvnllnblo at B&D Sports Cftrdd, In ifldny'i tteiwly mtiprtitiw tiuluctmt ilrtktKntt king Nolnn Also on tho mnrkot nre ultra-glossy bnsobtill enrds, printed by M|)rtrti enrtl morkit, bland h«ml Kvon hovet a npnr $1J)()IL Toppa, thnt rnn sell tor moro than $1,000 each, Weekend Plus, December 11-13 ...... „,„„ ..M...... «.MMMM»t.. AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/WEtKIND PLUS Boys think about just which cards th«y want to spand thtlr dollars on at Sports Mlndtd UnllmlUd In Wsrrin last week (Continued from p«ge4) tors edition ofTopps finest Tin1 As u result, lew stores can rely nowudaya and you'll find more ullm-UV 'Mi curd premium Klnsay solely on curd sales, or they risk thun several do/en seta und suh set is valued tit its much us IjurnlnK themselves out, Most nHs from each manufacturer Put $4<),0(X). Individual curd* in tho set sloren carry a wide selection of simply, moat fwil there uro too run (etch more thmi $t(MM) memorabiiia, ranging from mtny compAnicn produrlnKtoo 'tl^OO for a 101X1 OroR Mad- pluque», lialli, baU, jerseys, hel- many curdu dux?" Pic iwai "How absurd Is mets and caps, to classic mti^a "That'i one of tho biggest com- /Incs and yr&rbookfl. plaints out there," I'Myak nays. Soaring prices hHve hurt the In IV greetett demitnd in rnrrm "I think It confute* the consum- diiHtry'i profltuhlllty, which \m la- rubilltt is for lutographed items. SHAMON WIL3ON/WIIKCN0WUS 11 ers, Ubocuf *HV*. "It sometimes (lewd oirnlncu the early 'Wte, The (Moot price Kuides now Include n A wide selection of Qisnts memorabilia, Including autographed 1 turm the consumer off." number ol'professional dealer* id s|H\'lnl section.) An authentic hutx footballs, awaits fans at Sideline Sportt In South Bound Brook. Pic, m ivld collector for 10 i\w rottRinn HIKI, acconiinK to tLS, Ruth Rigned bdsebflll in rumored UJ Nt* M« arid Wttiid livptal, tlw trad* yoare, agreei that "too much prod- KCII for us much m $10,(KM), oaky Hiys, "We're trying toeducute ship. I*ic, for example, knight hlR niH nird Industry In wt;rth iitKMit uct makes chowtlnit really hard" "I've combined coUcvtiMM with jwiple tfuit you can gvi a deul HtHt Uihk> this year hut un ewn $IKK> million, down fnm moiv "And the prices »rv absurd" he licensed sport* nppnit-l," ttclcln U>h here. None of the prices me etched greater dremn. n shop, is not on »dtk retorting to thHIJKUlelVue thun $iKHI million in IU02, oeuf, "If they!n? (join« to cr>IM in Ktotie" thr rwliir titwn, sporta they're olio ^oin« to w?ur "You'iektler on" with someone "I would love to own my own Hportft, It's U*n a urejit murrlutf'." 1 you tins*," MKX'UI adds. store; he says, "hut 1 don't think "If I httti to (tell cntilH nlone I it's ^mm to luip|ien any til no soon, ikm't think I niukl cut It," Snlxwky Ninny store-owners lire lifelong col l»n tors, some of whom he^ui I (tint don't liuve the money," my*. Muni rviility iiii(l*\lh('Hmi| selling at rnnl HIIOWS, while others Ilnrisiiln hunters often turn to jiiy of following your I'nvorilo mode the letip dlreetly from itillw:- curd Knows for the lx»at t\w\k One tennm flfid pluyem through the cd* tor to entrepreneur. ofthe largest Rhowx IN the RIRI h'tihlen market Is t\ Ihrill, ttlNttl oul with col Coaul Nutlonttl hrtdeveiy Hummer vintrlrnis one, Unit irrpetuatps In* nl the Westchrrter (iwinly Corn tenfll in the hohhy. nuinlty Ontcr In White l'lnlns, Weekend Plus antiques Those jufit Joining the vtxntkwi N.Y. 'Hie four titty ftper-dirte in itre mlvlned to wlretlvely fmiis dudi'M itlxHil 500 (k'tilerj), rnvcni witvr Mhur A%om looks twit floors mill (ittnictn nwmonihil "Yfin Hin't do It nil," ^imky to PtiHmH'mMs liotit ihiouf'Jiout llw> at sports i •iiiVK. "You've fjul In nit iltrwn nnt| lii fttnlcincii } 6, decide vvlifitimind'i you like the 'lli*» logic sf'ctiift 'iini ln»!;t find whnt you wiwil to colled A liirgn KHtlierliiK Whiit kindofinoncyikiyinihuvi* |{'cl)ii|;(int< Iliinj^ Ihf'V like ufid »r PUICN is Mii'ved tu tlrivi* nfid how I'nr ynii want to IVI?" iidifU'Uj;*1 iljnsl. fipi'fif IM," * lit rwn. Miwt tihnwH only limt l "MiikesHic .yim'ti'liiivinjjItiM," a Barbie dolls is the belief that portant to know your dealer, be tlmts. One characteristic of man> collecting is the same at investing collectibles is that they are con- aware of the level of his knowl- It's not, especially when you ire edge and bo sure he is willing to nected with the youth of the col- buying mass-produced Items lector: toys, dolls, curs we admired guarantee your purchases. If these whose values are temporary and conditions are not met, stay away but couldn't own, movie and TV driven by fad and whim. tnemotabilla. Sports ouUccUng is a from items whose authenticity is Hie reason to collect la low of hard to prove - uniforms, auto- prime example of this phenom- collecting and enjoyment of the enon. As we approach the holi- graphs, unmarked architectural ohjects themselvea, Card collecting pieces (Remember all those grnu- days, many a man (because this is is a good teacher of this rule, ainoe ine pieces of the Berlin Wall?) m almost all-male hobby)will re- the chances of current cards In- Stick with printed matter (pro- ceive sporta-rolatod collectibles, creasing greatly in value is un- grams, yearbooks, magazines, ett\) Uland't, • New York City auction hotiM, •okl thto 1H0 Mtekty tome genuinely old, some repro- likely but the process is fun. or other clearly marked items. M§ntle|ersey for $111,000 duced and some new but promised sports collecting business tor to be valuable in the Mure To In sports collecting, baseball is many yean has been card-driven, stilt king and the Fast Const is its upswing, not cnincidrntally mirror- every year; it is possible to view tort all this out, I consulted Joshua Evans says, but recently the high- inn the inU'nsc rise in interest in Laland Evans of Inland's, a lead kingdom. Memoralalia of the Van the items and obtain catalogs be- er end has begun to shift to other kti's, tho Mets, the old Brooklyn the NBA Yet wry little exists fore sales. Incidentally, their cata- Ing sports memorabilia dealer and sporta-related objects as collectors from the early days For every logs are beautifully produced and auction house in New York City. Dudgcrs and other Eastern trams get older, more sophisticated and is stilt the most desirable Right early NBA uniform shirt sold at fit to be included in any sports col- now, 1996 Yankees World Serien Inland's, there have been a hun- lection. Inland's address is 245 i items are hot, but us time passcx dred baacball shirts. Most basket- Fifth Ave,, Suite 803, New York, only the most unusual items will lull collectors started in b&acbtU NY 10016; call (212) 545-0800. retain Uit'lr value, According to Up- nwmornbilto and movrxl over, Once you have directions and ars land's, the Atlanta Braves are br Will Michael Jordan be the Bibr information, it's time to step up to at the coming desirable becnuso of their RuthofbrnketballcoUectinf!? the plate, Just get out and look - wide IV exposure, IVy stilt feel Check with me in 2046. Utatd's is flea markets, garage sales, dealers like ntmx)?nem to me selling some items now; some ex* (remember my admonitions The "golden age" teams of the M\\\)\M are Wilt Chamberlain's above), auctions, any way that onmmMm HHOi and '50s have long had a original MBA jersey ($12,000 works for you. Remember, much HOTELC/ H % special aura for collector!, but AS $15,000) and a seat from Boston of the Joy Is In the hunt and we all 2001 ihcrtv ( Hinri Kit, Warren the sophisticated mlltrtor ia in (}«nkni signed by Urry Bird collect in a way that is right for us. roaslngiy a child of tin* 'Ms, 70s ($4004000). Inland's is dipping its ami '80s, items from these decades tor In the waters of incipient hock- Header lASjuirjr Thru Fabulous Packigti With Dining I Dnwlng become more sought after, tn the ey coUccting, having just con- A reader sent a photograph of a Inland's catalog*, then* is a full ducted an auction in Canada with vase 12 V* inches rdgh and marked range of these items: Mickey Man mixed rwulU, "Made in Japan/' TV vast Is very CUREMONT BALLROOM • •aw/coup). tie's childhood home in Conv In September, the auction house cotorftil and decorated with raised merro, Okla. ($60,800), Carl Yastr sold much of the contents of Bos- Japanese figures, This pleet is a ., Hors d'oouvros, 5 Courso Dinner, Opsn Bar, CKimplflns temskTs 1971 Ponton road Jersey ton (kro>n: a partly smoked cigar typetjfwiJttrftenctUedSatiuma, • Toflftt Pmty Tavofs, Contlnontnl Breakfast (presate $2,000 $3,000), a 1950 from H«l Auerliach (premie $100> after a prefecture in Japan where Negro leagues broadsltte featuring $200), the arena's 7jmbonl ma. tha original pottery waa produced CHRISTINES - Satchel Paige ($6001600), a Willie ehtnr ($3,00046,000) and tons of Ito original Satiuma was very pp (Wicati and much different than $65/pemon Lou (fehrig Memorial Day ticket If ytw aw a «pt»rU collector 1st seating from July 4,1941 with his picture wnhUrift to tnnneh out from a report In the lWOi Ms, %m 4 Course Dinner ($1,00041,500), stricUy ctrtl collectiim, there an* pieces do not bring great pricei $1O5/p0rson ftasoball Is not the only nport of ftevrral ways U) do Uili Flnrt you but are prised tor their decorative 2nd Boating to (tillfxHom, alUiough it I* havr to dwIoV what w»rt of ml values. TtOi particular piece would most important Other sixain Ut'tor you want to tie: our sport, retail for $75<$6fl, Wholesale would 5 Course Dinner, Party Favors, don't haw thn annie long history Champagne ToaH tmo tpam, one playpr, one pru, im about 50 percent as a prt>fr»»ional njwrt or Uw srnw w|tiljm«*nt, paper, uniforms, auto- wklr txibllr intw t»t. Ikwing In nn graphi. Or *> % Wedwnd Pktt, D«»mb«r 1M J ^ fMMMM|7 ( Mars Attacks/ Isn't like [ {induing oral cancel Kfssnlng) other Hollywood movies | CiUNM (tncludfli scaling) MMMW Hut flhi oflfc NNTALmS! WOTCHW,™ tfi tofcTbn Burton is jusi ntvtr going to make • lfl8moftl 8urtftce| i 3 WM (MM AW, ^^ Now, that's just fine on the surface of ifc nobody's pushing Genera/ Dentistry (Porcelain tustd to meia<) Burton afiinit i will and forcing him to make Gone Vfttft the VWnd. mhlOWOIf But when a director - even one (Upper or Lower) this quirky - U working within 3960678 the mainstream, it's tometimes MRTUL DCNTUMS (Upptf or Lower) hard to remember that he's not Ari*W«alclWg»lii»yb«irirutf»dtitn«lal«t »|M^J« •MMftMUUtt going to do anything that re- Wyc»t *t*h mty ,*(inu ,«i lf, ..HM, a«S SMPU HlMCTKii sembles anything else. ' Take Mm AMIS/, forex - ample. Here, Burton takes what is virtually the exact tame plot ai that of Indepcndtnet Day, (and it's hard to know how many B-movies from the past 40 years) and con- cocts something that's familiar, but at the same time remarkably off-kilter. Sometimes it's hard to tell if you're watching a bad space PUBUCITY PHOTO BY: BRUCE TALAMON invasion movie or a spoof of bad Tom Jonn and Anntttt Btnlog t»com« unltktly saviors of th« space invasion movies. plmt In Mm MCckil, qttntng xm wwfcwtd. 'Hie first half of Mars Attach' deals almost seriously with the ers living together, Pierce Brosnan of movie that would have gone threat of an invasion by little the stuffier-than-thou scientist; right aver the head of old Ed green men (well, little green peo- Rod Sfeiger and Paul Winfteld du- Wood, the filmmaker Burton must ple, anyway; a scientist reports eling generals; Bening the wife of have most often been thinking of MONDAY • 8ATUIDAV they have no reproductive organs), an aspiring casino developer, also as he prepared this movie. If you GOWMI DWM M Tk DWM with major characters played by played by Nicholson, who was try- find the idea of SUm Whitman big-name actors getting blown Nn J«*7% only rl ing for a Dr, Stmnpiouf kind of records hilarious, this is the movie away casualty. Not that the char experience. actors are ever real human beings, for you. Burton also mines the second Wssftsnd Piut mlw j\bm im but it takes a Uttk getting used to. tier of show business in interesting In fact, that first half is very ways, Jim Brown and Pam Otter, jutt haw much of thtir |6 ticket FRIDAY • SATUIDAY slow to get going, even if it does veterans of bUutpioitation movies, prici thy'** worth /i roniniK CHM| n keep moving Itom location to locsv show up quite heroically here, and Four ooym pni-fiw MM Uon tn an effort to simulate story Tom Jones, playing himself, helps Mart Attack!!.... 16.50 momentum. Whole subplots rise saw the earth. So does Sylvia Sid- OtrtdMtbyTlmauften PfOduotd by THi Buf and fall torn o particular reason ney. Don't aak, ton vd Urry Franco Sotitoptoy by JoN/Hm other than to mil time, Quest stars In the end, one's enjoyment of 0*rm Storing JK* Nlehotoon, Qtorn Ctoi* like Danny DeVUo and Annette Man Attack*! is going to hinge on AmUH Bmlng, hwet Broirw, Dmny \* Bening find themselves with re- one's tolerance for "wink^wini- VHo, Mtrdn Short, S«ih JMIIOI Pirtw, SUNDAY J few, Mod Wtkpw, Toffi JOHM, markably little to do, nudge-nudge" type satire, the kind Midway through the film, though, Burton finds his rhythm, and the movie gets much funnier, Still not focusing on one story, the sno vranoisi MONDAY • rilDAY director deckles instead to pile on bong In fw Mi rail, is Enjoy in ileuM, r*iM Atom b in HW Retdat the Jokes, and that proves to be wiln tndttiofiil Mwria and HmH, the movie's salvation, If you take rvspng Hi something this arch seriously, it's VSfllOft Of Wl M w txjuiui to look tike a John Waters and ns* MMO May nloaly flsnidi movie without the wit, Burton, who has never been es- WINE NAKKK, iN0 A Chrbtmat Song, which premiered Friday at the George Street Play Shouse, is a campy, upiieat modern day musical adaptation of A Christmas (wml Set in Harlem with a cast that Non-Stop Sports Action includes Scringe »?; a Dniuild Trump wannabe, C'ratchit as his tttmputcrliterute clerk, Mai ley and the Marieltes, and the three ghosts of Christmas as familiar MOM HI Sporti EdMon Bor yow ipcrU hiQOQjMQrtirtt rock and rollers, the play is as I'un MM its eharucleriwitjons f Enjoy o grtol drink rmlir, IwnplinQ bdr mmu and good (imM. Kmm lheo|>enini 0p«nliw11anifWaylK^SoK)rdoyandl2pmSuf^ lumtiiin the Dickens'classic is CM ROW W ejwigs yew peny w WAS sawfi MRap aar« to\vtold in an'innemty wjiy" to the closing in Mint Bnifliwitk HMOD ofld wwiri which Scroop slaps five with Tmy Tim, the audience is treated to a Throe Tov*r Onto BW • Eos) Brunfwick, NJ string of cat el ly, stylistically di (901)1)1*1000 verse Top -tt) type songs thiminh which the tuneless tale is told. •Duly a scant iimmmt of lines an* not sunn, almost alt are delivered in thyme. A delightfully tfrmly Sernou*1 CUttl (played by lingers University graduate Hudy lltiliersnni is intro- duced as "»i real estate pin hy "UPROARIOUS INTERACTIVE THEATRE! trad**" who plans to bulldn/e his former ehureh nnd art orphmuige INSPIRED. MAHIPAl DONOVAN AH SUIIW, AN Rejecting ft plen from the preacher PUBUCITY PHOTO BY MKWCL ' OVERWHELMINGLY AND VASTLY APPEALING (Fi-ich McMiilian McCain and stv Rudy Roberson, as Scrooge, gets to step back In time briefly to ond Riming from CruichiMUent rekindle his romance with his lost love, Mary, played by Kim 'HAUAHIH, (NOAOH IN HILARIOUS BANTIW WITH TMI IWvro, ScrtH^v with dciiiv and Hawthorne, In the George Street Playhouse production of $ln$ /"IOMN(I. lAtl Nin CAHCMISM* WANS TO AN AUOIINCI THrtT nine, gleeftilly vmm he's happy A Chrhtnm Son|. to IN* the heavy and as lon^t as t. nwonorw THAN mi MIMBUHHIP or ANV ONI CHURCH." profits art' up he'll dn.p a n»iu in Jlh(l smKinjJ onh(, cho|r Jm(, H|4 .V|HW {h% ^ ftfM, nm]w% ph,y •• N<'w V n» h the orphanages ntp. He also fets Cratchit'H \wmm\ misc Ml,ss w |V|l|nrtld hy „ wmvm thai rpiUiph is his, not 'liny'*, nnd LAUGH OUT LOUD FUNNY! rn moy nun IIMH p tiin S.HIK |H, |UJlV |mV(t jH^,n j(K) ,jmt^ (tl amid '.wn!mi! h^htH and » Ac.nrilled frrtt and kiHHini! his pulRy Umk, nnly In lr)(vtl!1^ M!liy ill){|,htm.h rcvcrln'ralinH lauuh, Si rt«»|je Imv hin i\nvimn\ hmmy |Mitner. SeM^e wnuully lejirts his iv leaves the ni|;htnutri^h wrnetind Mjirli-y Oilfco plnyiM hy ('lent llnw ,,,,nriH1. Wllh ('h,i.IIIIHS P.ist and .waketw Christmas Day HILARIOUS AUTHORITARIAN! em), in u dieum AniHM|i.iuie.| hv (|iHl.nes,' I <|..n't n«T,l lov tlw \*v*w muuiiliately visits Cial r;?IN INlfKACfS WIIU TMt AUDttNCI SMASHINGlVt mini skilled, htp '.wuif.tni; holy spint" Kiitory Seim»Re m!n,:,m!lv lejit-ts ,„„) o[l\{\\ ,},,. sm(,i; .'W|,.lt (,(M.,. ,|,,.;r nmsil. (()r y(*lini_ Lyncsi/li 1 the iidviir nnd n-tunis to sli^p. a,nund num-; armmd" in 'limner ': ho'ttist PHer Udell hnn'mittrn "HILARIOUS!" with cm h snmi' esliahnj: "money, \{^\\ sty|,. jU,,| |;,^,. s« ttK.r.r tn five nmjor musiniln including Cliiti hit s Imusc nn ( litisttn«ts I'.vt1 and huiiv. He ha* 'Htete, Sitttnj^ «y>«•:-; TthV Tim (.Irs thiee No I Knn#». 7 ll'lulip Anlhnuv) next HII.I Hillanh .innnt )>H the nuvitntl "IVaMl With A Ki<"'Save Ynot fPOM TH( HODUfJIlt Of 1 1 !Vimij;e Ihtuop.h s (JA Weekend Bus, Dectmber U-13 Theatrics 9 For stage listings, see "What To Do" on page 10. Ctlibratt New Ytari :,ON Ida Jackion (Rita Dovt) talks with Slittr Mirgint (Phyllit Yvonnt Sticltnty) In the Crossroads Theatre production of Jamtt Baldwin! Tht Mttn Comer, Stickney shines in Crossroads' production of The Amen Corner For Tkte Who Don) Want To lit** on her exijeriemn to M IHT pumh, ami th«? cimtUikm «rH? lirto churt'h nwmbrn - though norw*- when (baling with u \mi thut WUH t the opening niRht tfalu tittM'H to u fault Wtan a ytjung thought UJ UI tjurml - till with Wear Out Their Welcome. lirpmbrn* of JairMm Ikikl woman approochpft her pulpit un rqual fortT and epiotion. win's diiRsk' pl«y. txtumiKmifd hy her huslNunl ami Stickncy is mmtrwi^t to Btugi' AAmtn Comer, itiiks Sister MarRarct l« pray for itrwl jjcrrrn. Hw utagf w»rk in ww nurnniwiwl by the muwrul Iwt ak:k Iwliy, Bht* instantly (»n cludMi the New York pnnlitction of Am) For Tim WhoMnuh/ /AIIV. priwr (if #>«| Happenings rtlTtVALOfTMH Qu«ttovir 1060 C«ntr«l Av»., P1«lnfl«td (908) 754-7250 •Chriitmasnlated event, 10 a.m-4 p.m. Dec, 14, noon 4 p,m, Dec. 15. Adults t3, children under 12 free. Model Ritirond Club Letup* Park, Union (008) 9644)08 •Public Bihibmon of HO scale model theater-style, Dec. 1315. Adult* $4, senior citizen* $3, children $1.50, Crfl for houri. Holiday Inn, Garden Stats Parkwtyixit 135, Clark (908) 3471W3 Infbrmilioo at leoit *l,ifnp niHectors, starting rwon Dee. 15 10 am.), fm WwtToDo WwfcmdKw iiy boutique, 10 a.m. 2 p.m. Dec 14. BABE I IN TOYUND |i in Buiwlay, OH. 15 INon County Art* Center 1li(M living St., prixiiiclion ol lli« VictOf Mefhert nil Admisston ACNRItTMAICAftOl in t>pc iuhlletw Jfv, fi iH.il vtusmn of UrnChartei Duktrni hol< THt DANQINOUI CHftltTMAI OF RED RIDING HOOD 10 i\u\ iuul 1 )) m DIH1 \A }\. hnum Ihcttin it hnlldtty it)u»ICHl Styld SANTA CIAUI fti? W!CK*D WHAM) Pttf and Mitura Ktnntdy bring Ihtlr upbot folh-rock to thu Watchung Arts Cintir 7*9 p.m I inn DPI; ?1 i MiRh Si Sunday. Stt /n Concort. *\ new laid start^d I , , 1!H*) f Iinm i t)«e, 11JI«, 4. $5. to tn» < oiifuynl Mlh I lid r»ii<-i! til of it SrturtiSy, | II. SO fHdity intl simltor n«tn»» to DPI-. UVWUlI Ntiv. M\ miuiti W. iwtoi tttimn CHUWH , MHIhum i@ tithnr iA 1201) 379 4343 *d/#, «tagi WOW ANSWtRS 314 MiWfl Ht, Mniurr*n (901) *»99 449ft fkOM PAOt 2 , f «n«l Tn f> •CW%^, WHltl |ifpfnietfi n| 1P rjent* 110 OMuesg NOWPlAYINtJ Heb ftoc*i*i tMiinirti hti«(K) on IHIMTOH AT I I CJlV CIBCl! WAW0UIE ttHiSlC, lii Ont ;? ArtmlWton |?9-$!5; IDWAHO NAIH WOODMIOOtflACI |AfO!*U't 41 fi Vii t'trlfl Avn , I'iw^tUwny tounti dvilisbln I'KMII onn ?w iMQi stwtrr •fVm-lidrtrrt (it /Vnflm, WatW pit»ffll«f| {rf Wffl^ 9 Uvtn|*t(in A Route ?W, Nerth flwrtfti n»of dm IF t«\t Iiy Inny Miviii>i fntrn tillinii. 8 p m, OW^ (*»» tn i4?() p m !,> in Ariini^nmi1J Itntftwlfly Rrtttittiny, M i;ftrf •O^fMITVAUIYCHOWl Monday 7 p.m. Tuesday r, 120 Flndeme A*,, Bridft- PeopiaCara Cantir, 120 Findema Ave., Brtdga- water Matuchtn Hi#t School •John Bunch Quartet, Dec, 14. •Jim Norton, Frank D'Arnlco, Dec, 10-21. 400 Grove Ave., Meluchen •Kan PeptOrtki Quartet, 0«c. 18,20,21. (908) 548-2964, 549-0008 CR0MMAD8 138 Nassau St, Princeton •In mtmory of Donald Mirman, Matuchen 78 North Ave,, Garwood music benefactor, Admission $25, (908) 232-5666 (009)924-7855 NOWtlilrNQWtCllA* •William Cterta tribute, Dec. 15, •John Biancuili, Dec. 18. Iff Concert 8:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 20 HYATT RMMCY HOTfl Somerset County Environmental Education 2 Albany St.4 New Brunswick Center, 100 Lord Stirling fid., Basking Ridge (908)873-1234 (908) 766-2489, 7R2-6656 •John Bianculli Trio, Dec, 14. •Traditional Yule music of England and earty MWITttlCOfFltrKHJH mum Slats Thaatre, 19 LMngiton Ave,, N«w Brun- America, Admission $15. 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. swick Somerset County Environmental Education Oec. 14: Unitarian Church (908) 246-7469 Center, 190 Lord Stirling Rd, BaVing Rldf« AMOIU IT, Route 206, Princeton •Hanukkah songs, indigenous music and Brit- (201) 335-9489 7 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 15; Somerset Hills Bap- WH VOOftHCEt HMWMJ (90S) 2614228 ish waiMils. Admission $25-116. •Open stage, Dec. 13. tist Church •Magician and escapt artlit ptfforms as part KTIiMAIMANINNCOV Route 525, Basking Ridge of the Winterfest (see Hipptntngi). Admission 7 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 15 1255 Valley Rrl., Stirling (908) 647-7091 $5 in advance, $6 at the door Watering Afts Center (908) 647-0138 Hamilton St., New Brunswick •Tenor (he) and soprano (she) perform works AMIAICAN MYCHOm Watchung Circle, Watchitng Open jarr, Sundays. (908) 932-7237 of Handel, Mwart, Franch, Schubert, Adam 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec, 22 (908) 753-0190 Joe Cerrsano, Tuesdays. and Niles, plus Christmas carols. Donation 10 a m.-4:3O p.m. Tuesday-Friday; noon-S Ricrurrlson Audilonum, •Hushiind-and-wifc folk duo. Admission $10. Open Jau session, Wednesdays. MINCttON p.m. Saturday, Sunday (closed Dec. 25-Jan. Princeton University KINO'S LANTIRN •Johnny 7, Dec. 13, CNAMKM SYMPHONY (609) 258-5000 7 30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 13 •Bonnie4CLY.D.E. Dec. 14. 1). Free admission. 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec, 15 1 •Traditional Christmas music. Admission $28- Clark Alliance Church •Crwin for a Blmin', Oec. 20, •"The Very Young it Art; Shape Up!" X p.m. Richardson Auditorium, $13, 2 0enman Ave, Clark •Mr. Blue. Doc. 21. Dee. 14. Princeton University AIMHNOtL lOOfl) 388-1272 (609) 258 5000 •Worm Dy Attune* Areftev, to Jw. M, 5pm Sundoy, Dec. 15 •Holidiiy songs with a Christian group, Admis- 22HamiKonSt. •Holiday concert, featuring work* of Janwi, •Recent acquisitions to the Rutgers Archives United Methodist Church sion U, Bound Brook Canteioubfl, tiulterworth end Rimsky- George St., New Hamswick UU0NIAN0CAH0L! (908) 302-0513 for rVtntmeWnj Studios, to Fab. 16. Konekov. Adults $24, $21; senior cltinns (908) 249 6999 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 15 •Bur|andy, Dec. 13. a'f our Centuries of Prints" from the collec- $22. $19; students $8, $6. •Brandenburg Concertos No, 3 and No 5, St. KJUIICK of Assist Cathedral •Vic Juris, Dee. 14. tion, to r"it>. 16. PRINCETON PRO MUIICA plui other works of J 5 Bach, performed tiy Main St., Motuchen •Vera Mara, Dec. 20. 8 pm Saturday, Dec, 14 •"Anoaaot Art from the Collection," to Feb. 16. trw New Bnmswich Chamber Orchestra. Adults 1908) 548-0100 •Whote Earth, Dec, a Richardson Auditorium, •"Lit from Within: Amish Qjilts of Ijncasttr 112, senior cituens and students $8, •Christmas concert with the cathedral1* choirs tfltlil FACTORY Princeton University Ceonty," Pi.', to tab. 10. Related lecture A tAMOQUI CHRISTMAS and th« Brunswick Symphony Orchwtra. W Church 8t, <609) 258-5000 8 p.m Wednesday, Dec 18 Adults $12, senior cilliens tlO. students $6, (9O«) 54B-4242 12;18 p.m. Oec. 18 •Holiday concert, featunng works of Benjamin Richardson Auditorium, thildren 14 undor $.1 Comedy club. •Works by Ateunder Arefiev, to Feb. 33. Bntten, Conrad Susa and Leonard Bemstem. Princeton Umveryly A MECHIVAL CAHOlfII? Adults Ul 122; wnior citi/eni$22,120; (609) 358-5000 H p m Dec \\ 4 p.m. Dec. 15; Oscoola students $10, $6. •Holiday works of J.S, tlach, Hnnctel and other IVn -•. •«) (908)233-2278 p.m. DK, 16. Ntw-immbcr orientation 7:30 o« u. •SocW it flut SeptW Churcft, WeetflaM, 9 p.m. fleeter, flVe* •ttfUCNM|»Nini To Respond to an ad call, 1-900-37O7446 •1.99 Per Minute. To Place your FREE 30-word ad call, 1-80O-881-9582 You must be 19 or oWer Do ypu enjoy people, WF, earty 50s, 54",DWCM, 50, 5T, playfulness, depth, 110 lbs, caring, easy- Single parent. Seeks imagination, creativity, going, would like to affectionate Woman for nature's beauty, affec- meet SWM, n/s, n/d, tion, kindness, intelli- for long-term relation- possible long-term African-American gence, spirituality, time ship. *23511 relationship. Social Start collecting MW Lady, 50, full-figured, together? You: 43-57, drinkers welcome. 11 ht in fan fnm tht roth spiritual/active, seeks nonsmoker, trim. 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SWF, 47, hopes Male, who's caring, would like to stop and with similar interests, You mum he IH or older lo u*c (hit wrvke, Santa knows she's smart, creative, fun, smell the roses with for friendship, possible me. «23514 Loves culturel 04-year- Unique, unconvention* I been good, and sends honest, and likes long-term relationship. Christmas surprises. tall Single Gentleman Attractive, well-built, •23512 old, tail WM, likes the- al, honest, secure with a teddy bear to •23516 Libra Man, 35, seeks SWM, 38, horticultur- Somerset County. Pretty, slim, fun DWPF, attractive, shapely F, Handsome and sincere ater, travel, dining out, .23504 48, ISO tit DWPM, 45- 20*35, for friendship, SWM, 44, 5'10", 175 ist, outdoorsman, possible long-term classical music, opera, Although I'm perfect for 55, nonsmoker, for lbs, nonsmoker, tradesman. adventure, friendship commitment. Into numerous interests. 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Cull our new ".888T8 You t)«il« pfoflli d th« piftKKi yours mating And m MMCK f)«v« tfi« (H'li'xi of giving * M at wurielf 6y TO PLACE YOUR A0 IN nmwortng n Itw limpid t lit « Of Hi INTRODUCTIONS TO RECEIVE comnm mm*. wiy lo IM'M tt ttm two of h«w iomeftlfr| MAIL ONLY, CALL mm w)titi »«Mg! Cull i u s -.- st i •?. . + ! t i • 4 I *- I t - -i •*» * - 14 Own** 11-13,1998 New Jersey Film Festival announces spring schedule Dta NIW Janey Film Mtal hai mnounoed iti achadute of Niw JifMy FHfit mantap for Spring 1991. The Na\ and part a, dates and film* are u follows: L Aart la> Ina Mm (1997) and ffia ^^« & ^^ lUkM^ Bkt /taMik H^ npM iM nw HK.raan v uv UM« MINt flfc^^ •Paw fV^BHfflMR ^vW^P^i 1« (1996), m IA^^WL ^> Maiaitfii a^^^^*_ ^ ^^^^^^ -A — IjMaV Ma^b^aV Aa^k^ tfti ^a^ama^a^al Cbanattaka) ^$BHh ^•av^Pafpi fOHo IJKWW* ^NH9VH ^n ^Ww*ni iw v 9j9Riy ^•9'^^ i^9^Prw alavl WW^^aav sa^^v^Hav ^A^nva^f^ 1^ 7, * (MM 9Mai Supar 9mm Pal. UttSaMOM (1997). adajNlto«9iaMR>), ApM 1ft lha *apft «a. Uny ^|nt Por mow information, call 932- Pin andWaaFaiftai. Na. 1ft laoan * Urn (1999) and m*tklbHM*m*(WT). Straight Edge Productions (iive Your Affair That Personal Touch! (908)752-0980 NTROOUCMfi tTAODM IEATMG KT Satin k •BRAS •Nutting Complete Lingerie •FWKXMI Antntton * rxptrt ntHng 315 Main Mr«l (40N) 234-1444 M till 6 SIAIIHIMSIAIINU fV!f lllHIC SCHIINS MIVIItSI/IDHOCKINIICMAJHSIAIS BIRTHDAY PARTIES/ HltllMK MllllS W/ LOEWS '^ THEATRES ;DD; RTE.1 SO. NEW BRUNSWICK INAIIAII[HIORIUM\ 908-846-9200 liltp: www.snnv.com NOW PI AVIIMG (l,i(.df' " nlIon(,M«J dP&CTACVLAR HANPS ON FUN TUT COMU TO YOV inn mini I KIN AI KHIIWIIMI AND fiAiimi mium m\ m\\ \\\\\ l«00)?»l V7OV Weekend PluvDwcmbcf 11-13 JL/lTllTlYllllY OHl 10 *Wint ,#- I <« !•*»••<-> u Dmmb* 11-13,1988 New Years Eve Gala tteam Eve Celebration Celebration Dinners Starting At: 8:jotoi:ooA.M, Open BAT HorfD'Oeuvres Heatings at 2-4-6- & 8pm Four Count Dinner Reservations Suggested • Cavwu/ ^Wiw Dancing to Jim Hoffman'* "Encore* ChampAgnc A Noi«maker» At Midnight 200 Sttiion Road • Piscatawdy • 752-2229 Continental Breakfast At 1:00 MENU: Seafood liuqw Tricolor .Salad WCitrui Vinaigrette Dre§*in<| CHOICE OF: EM( Wellington jFilei Miyjnon Au Foi Grill lnPu|fl\v«ry orNorth Atbntic .Salmon MSHMS En llrochette Sauce Ikierre HLwic I Mixed Ve f>xe tnluiln all Uut\ jjctiuiitps Colonial Pitrmr lull paynwnt itiir a* Itiwtri resenaiMm *• 0 Q'CONNOR!S 55(908)469-2522o* BEEF N CHOWDER HOUSE 1711 liistonAvMoffl 2H7)vSomcfU'(,NJ 1 1710 Amweil Rd SomerMt, NJ BRING IN 1997! All'/«lb Sandwiches DINNER PACKAOBt $4.00 to SS.OO 4 pm • 10 pm $1197 Nr Ptnon Choice of 7 Entrees "%^4 ^ ^ ' Afe«/A to do BALLROOM PACKAGE:^ # 9 PM Til 2AM A^A&aT Menu for the Week of December 16, [9% I $60,00 Ptr Ptrton Op«n tar Mon. Chicken w/ Pnsta & Pwio $4 25 (« f amoyi CbowcMr Clam Of Cm, SNiiDp CocMill, Sflftloofi on n Pltn $4,00 Iofi«tttni AHmlo, Crab CakM, SMtad Mushroomi Tut1*. Bffltwursl w/ Potato PnncflKoe $4 25 or Twin Ubsiir Talli f GflvnlBlli w/ Broccoli Snuco $4 00 Grilled Salmon • Surf 4 Turf >Vwl, Chicken Paprika $4 25 or T-Bona Steak * Hint Mlgnon Sheffietl Scallops $4 50 Prim* Rib • Chlctan Charlamagn« Thui% Moflllofl! & Mnshwl PotatOft $4 25 or Ch^isLmdgnu $4 25 ChotnWt! fUkfl SunHsn Bar, C«fnl Cflhe \ fnwB InvilViQ will Reserve Now LoofcTo (or Your Holiday Parties and New Year's Eve Gala ••it Mltctlofi Of RMtaurwttt In It* Ana. 968-2739 To Adwrtto Discover an Call Extensive (101)722-3000 Southwestern Influenced Menu or Rich In Flavor (NI)27M000 and Variety J JxJx i • Sfttkt Affordable Wine List SpecUHy CoctoUb *nd Micro Brewed Beers f rom Around The World 9 Celebrate The Holidays Middlesex Thursday LUNCH DINNER Washingto Ave., Piscatawa Aulhontlr Spanish A Portfjuesc Cuisine Al It's Bes!., Former Location of fUc featuring: '^ /^f '«*• ° * Seafood • Fish •fork ) t\i 11if 600 W, Union Ave. • Bound Brook • 908/560-0620 —HAYR1DB, SLEIGHRIDE YOUR SEAFOOD HEADQUARTERS and BRUNCH WITH SANTAI Get Hooked FOR THE HOLIDAYS RIDES ft PHOTOS FOR THE KIDS! On FISH from our Fish Market Sunday, Dec. 22nd On Tht Run • No Timi % from 11:00 ii.m. • 2:00 p.m. C*M!t Con* Havt Lunch Or Dinner In Our Rtttaurant the Kids Bring New Or Just Stop I PichUp & (imndkids Toot Market IMuOutOiffflmOr Unwrapped A Restaurant Cooktftufood For Horn*! Clnh.rcn $^95/ $1195 Toys I Main StSomerville Under 6' 685*1323 RESERVE FOR IDAYSI FROM OUR FISH MARKET: fin htnniH D«y flounder Shrimp Oyileri y IM\\ VV(Mlne«nlnv D*< 25th \mmk Trout Bacciii nPPERVQUft COOKED FOODS I .until 11:10 4:00 Holiday Dinner Menu IJIrfiier4;0OM:0O Wi8 8L ISA™* SfiL Fried Flounder Fried Calamarl Niw VVMM I'.V* "Row Vviir)* Kvc < ii Fried Shrimp Fried Oyiters y I raturln^: R»d Snapper ^uRtd Ftound«r Jim Moll in it i» \ I Jirot 11:111-1:1)1) Salmofi Stuffed Shrimp Fried Scallops Broiled Flounder ftnllflnv MrtnH ** H:.IO-I:OO« •/»*;"" •""*' Tuna Stuffed Clint Fried Cod Mussels Marlnara NIW WARS DA)'CHAMPAtiNK BRUNCH • 1:1) Stuffed Salmon Calamari Salad Cnbmeai SUN. DEC. 22,9:00 • 3:00 COACH N" FAODQCE Crai Legs OPS And Much Moro MON. DEC, 23,9:00 8:00 \i\. \"l\ Wrsfllatn|)ffHi(Nff)KH,'/ HOMEMADE CLAM CHOWDERS rua DEC ?4 ni'MN 7 DAYS • 7.K-7H81) PLEASE OROER VOUR HOIIDAV SEAFOOD EARLY > WE WISH IVIftVONI A HAPPY & HEALTHY HOLIDAY SEASON !| iS'f'AIUII SlOP AI (Off A'ilONS 01 M'RI.MIS!-.:•; i AIJ-.KINO I UK IIOMI..(.HUjI I K iT" Deorrte 11-13,1 Next week's VtokmiPUt Din- land, takes over the Quo Vadis diamond! Is 11» Until Urn in Ing Out column will feature Christ- bakery shop on Route 202 in Rari- the Hilton it Short HUU, (301) W mas dining at area restaurants. tan. For Information, call 59MB22. 0100. Its rich decor provkJet an el- • • « • • • egant letting for a gourmet dinner Bess Peterson, president of ft- Gotten Pal**, the Chinese res- as don its carefully selected wine ram Farm in Andovw, has been taurant in the Bedminster Shop- lilt for pro-theater, al la carle and named 1996 Restaurateur of the ping Center, now delivers. For de- prix fixe menus. Year by the N.J. Restaurant As- tails, caU them at 781-6800. • # • sociation. • * • Rcadington Roadhouse on Route The only restaurant in the state 22 it now Anthony i MartnmlM fy Phyilla ft«ckol Kandano Pattry, u bakery with to receive American Automobile and features a seafood menu pre- HMdtf flte citiwy componfai shops in Brooklyn and Statcn Is- AssocUon (AAA) top honors of five pared by an English chef. Cilrtrm ChristaiaiEvt Celebrate Now You Ian Bwr Bar &• Grill Work Lie al IL Iwite a Week Iranlord South Av*).«tfj(njthl)niori jtimmll Union PI, at Twin O mm Illtlotlnq mm In Montrifilr, Morrliloitn, Hurry! Offer Ends Soon. The New Sealy Posturepedics® Are Here At Terrific Truckload Prices mmwim Why Buy Sealy? '1 1 For These Exclusive \ i; Sealy Posturepedic <•«*«• ft *• »»M IMH Features! VltXt i III VHV1 SEALY PERFECT REST PARAMOUNT $ ea. pc. TWIN Full.efl.pc. | 89 Queen Set $390 King Sot $55 LYRIC II SEALY I Full,e«.pFu,p c $$225 • t pc $249 Only From Scaly Qu«en8et $429 QueenSet $489 KlngS«« $599 $675 FLEIVIINOTON DEPARTIVIENT 3KTr<=>»*^ > RT. 31 PLEMINOTON, M.J. 782-7662 ON UPT 2 MHU NORTH Of TM niMNMTON CMCU tTOfM MOUHti MON.-TMUHB. t am*l pm, WH. » am* pw>. BUT. 9 mm* pm, SUN. 1 i •*»-• j»m i. t I t 'MCt f6u|pu|| MI'MM f f JOOfl UOUM|Df t iBu|pu|| uotuops» OO'tllt 004004111 $ 006W$ OOCill *»1 00'6W$ •uiui» 0911 oi on 00'MCl OO'WH $ OO'Mtt OOXItl tOWOIIOlMAOr r W6KI QOWH • f |V|9ads JChfl JO man m>it mm i«*>'i i'i wim mm mm mm u+m mm mm nm mm mm+»*—*m mut mm mm mm mim mm mm mm mm ""**m mm mm mat mm w««M mm mm 09ifii ortici f"M^*fMN nrm mm flVDMSUO%0f «(1|fPMf| Aflfl AAg X*** ••t> miiiiin IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Illlllll ewspapcrs December 11,12,13 1996 1 Thirteen \f builders PropertINDEy X meet PSE&G Niw energy-efficiency homti standards Cornmtrolti MMftf ^ A ForbM Newspapers Supplement 11,1J, 13,1881 Forbes Newspapers Cheryl Fen she m Executive Editor Real Estate Michael C.Hornyak C 0 N T Dave Learn m Edtiof Real Fatate Account Executive Cover story Connie Mahoney Judy Ha*kin«on m Ct«9tohtd Tslaphone Classified feltmar kiting SalM Reprwanlabve Manager Realty notes . Malcolm S. Forbee Jr. Editor in Chief of Forb« Migann* and Forbes Ntwtpapera Louhl S. Bartony Property sales Rick Kwtenbaum m"*" George Q«nnon Advertising fractor Rt4»l Adwtwng MinaQtr Cover home Cover house; Commercial news The house at 10 Michael Lane New homes is priced ¥;•••: at $499,900 Forbes Newspapers tOflWItt Mettenger-Gaiette, H(ll»-B#dmin§tor Prws, Bound Brook Chronicle, The Chronicle, Metuchen-Edison Review Piacataway Review, South Plainfield Reporter, Franklin Focus, Green Brook-North Ptainfield Journal. Warren-Watch ung Journal, Highland Park Herald. Cranford Chronicle. Scotch Rains Fanwood Press, Westtield Record, Buyers Guide To subscribe to Forbes Newspapers, call: 1-800-300-9321 »To advertise, call: 908722-3000 Ik':, You'll find heaven 'Jack Slim1 Resilience in Scotch Plains (Sent If you don't think you deserve Join Your Friend* In I he Klnnl Senior heaven on earth, then mayhu you'll TMi Award Wlnnlns Hulldlnx U Perfect! settle for 10 Michael kme in Scotch Ain»flemcnt Plains. Situated on a nil tie sac, this house Home I Senior (ilizen Resident Kportu a contemporary designs and Khould appeal to the well to-do home huyer. The house comes with a pro 'Ilut n()US(l «M"™ wlth m ^ths;a ly landKcajH'd Vi ncre lot huilt in hasomeiit and nttic; and a mis" does not IM-I;1II ID de two car Harare. scribe the inside of the house The 'l'h<' house also contains n den to room alone i:;',M I'eei looiwnid provide peace and privacy, ti so fed wide, mid mmr; e.pnppe.l liirhini with » Krcrnhouw Tur tin* gar m With its (wn (liepljice The loimat {'rn hohhyist, and i\ l Ellen Tiwller, an associate with E RIVMAX Realty Pros m Wrstfiohl, has ranked in UK/MAX of Now Coldwell Banker's New Homes 2,515-3,400 square feet of living Set in East Amwell Township, Jersey's Top !><) list for highest dol- Division is very proud to announce spaa*. Each home at Carousel Es- Carousel Estates makes the most lar volume (luring the month of 1 the near sellout of Carousel Es- tates boasts the finest in single- of its location. Home to the Sour- ScptomlxT, Her jxTfonnunct plac- family home living. Some of the land Mountain Reservation and es hrr ut the top of over 800 KFV tates at East Amwrll Township. MAX professionals throughout the The project manager of this 22- many features buyers have been the Amwell Uke Management state single-family home community is impressed with in all these four- Area, East Amwell offers dose « # • Josh Wilk of the CofclweU Banker's "Carousel Estates has it all - bedjoom homes are the two-story proximity to all suburban conve- HHVMAX HwmiiTwn in Remington office. beautiful homes, a perfect location, entrance foyers, first-floor studies/ niences, including the Ffemington Metuchen is plMMod to wrkfrnu? Situated just north of Hopewcll and extremely attractive prices" dens, family rooms with cathedral Business Center, outlet shopping sales associate Scolt Gfcaaon, and south of Raritan T\wnshlp, said Mr, Wllk "Buyers from across ceilings, fireplaces and skylights, venues and many recreational With several yews of irul this Huntetdon County com- the iri-siatt area have discovered modem kitchens, master bedroom choices. East Amwell also boasts a experience, Mr. Gleason munity has already received a tre- the advantages of residing at this suites with walk-in closets and highly rated school system. ctalicci in the listing and sale of mendous buyer response, with 18 community, as evidenced by the master baths with skylights and residential property in Middlesex WHh V< of the community al- new home sales since its grand 16 homes that have already been whirlpool tubs. County ready sold, and several homes opening to the home-buying public sold- Best of all, with construction Developed by New Trend Build- A resident of ftlismt, Mr Olca- under construction ready for two- in April ers Inc., Carousel Estates offers son lives with his wift\ Nancy, AIIU! begun on many homes, buyers can the combined talents of three local month delivery, prospective buy- ii fluent in the Kntfhsh, Kirn'-h. I'nml from $274,i«X)( each home experience first hand all that Car- en should contact Mr. Wllk at 782- and Spanish nt Cuwuse.1 Estates boasts a home ousel Estates has to offer them. builders, all who have long-term site from 1.5 2.5 acres, featuring Visit Carousel Estates before the experience in local development 6850, Buyers are encouraged to RIVMAX Tri County m Hamil views of the rolling hills and val-exceptional opjwrtunities are gone and construction. Among them, make an appointment ton Square is pleased to welcome leys of the Amwell Valley, Adding forever" they handle all aspects of the com- Dtwrtkmi to GamtA Estates: sales msotiate Trrry Prattat Wll- to this ure 2S m*res of prunervod With n portfolio of six model de- munity's excavation, masonry from Ftemin|ton Circle, take hsmi. With a (\vm\v of real esUitr n|H>n land set lujjawnt to tho com- signs, from which to choose, buyers work and general contracting, as- Route 202/31 South to left on Am experience, Ms, Prtta William munily. Both lend to the private will appreciate the versatility of suring each home at Carousel Ei well Road (Route 514) at Sunoco RfHfiflll/es in the listing and side and snw umhiawv of the homes the community's functional home tates receives the attention it de- station. Take a right at Van ticui of new homes and other tvsiden at Camusel Estates. designs, with models featuring serves. Road to the protect on left. Unl property tn Mercer, Burlington and Middlesex counties. A wnslstirtt top prodmvr. Ms WlQiuna joins HK/MAX (him Wrichert RrnlUm She is a mem- Sterling Properties offers the finest ber of the Centra! Jrr»y Builders Afl!*(H'lat inn A resident of Hamilton Nqiuuv, New Jersey new-home communities Mi WilllumN ts the tlnughtrr of the lute Phil I'mtieo St., |>mmi Ttikc out n nmp and circle the than 40 yean of building expertise, Oimtiom to Cbuntty Walk II ot nent kwal jtwlrr She lives with most pn'xUKious cummunlUcs in these new-home communitlea arc her Itustmnd, OMIIIM, who owns New Jorapy, Undimbtottly, yim w~ just n imalf part of the builders' Take your best routo dm 387 or TVrry tVnUcn jrwrlns in Plniiw hvtod tiiwtn like I1 hull mm, Ha- *ucce&» stories. With a staff of ex 22 West to Routes 2OW0 South, torn, «nd \m Uuw ehiklren, novn, l\)ttrr«vill(» and Bridgowa- peril in land loquliitlon, archi- Continue on south on Route* 302/ • * * Irr. So did StrrHn« I^wpertlcs uvturr, construction and sales and m to the Somervlfle trifle circle Donna 141s, «n immx-ia^ with WIHMI thry vfam whew to l«»lld nmrkotlng, Sterling Properties merouB parka. Take Route 28 West about 1 mile RJVMAX Hometown in MeUidirn, Ihnr nrw homo nmnnunlUcR. txiilds excellence in design, qual- Country Walk II in tct in Bridge- to Vwdervwr Road. Mak« • Wt. hit rsnkwl in lirMAX «f New At* one of thr Rtatc'n loading ity, craftsmanship and value In Jftrtty'a Tt>i> W) list for mmi units watrr and ftnturrs tlirrp- and four- and prorjtd 1 mile, to the sales hmw liulkiom, HtrrllnK Prq»rtl«»i each new-home community, offlce on tho right-hand ikte of the •Old twsr4(Ml«t(< tfmmgh Hep \u\% cur nut a ivpuUition in \\v> In bedroom ilngl^ftmiily homri temlx'r. \\v\ jMtfoiinHnci1 plnces priced from $22fiW)0, One homo is For more Information on Park road, dtmtry IXI^HI largely on ita ability ( her at the tup of wit mniv than new available1 for Immediate oc- Unc ul Hanover, Gnintry Walk II You cm call Uw sates center at to offn nrw hnmr nmimunitien in nt nriilgcwtitfr, and 'ftie Willows at RBVMAX pivrt'^lniinh throughout cupancy, mpanlng a fast-acting 231-8400 \\w \\nv%\ itx'iitlonN Chatham, buyers m encounfed the state buyur can enjoy hid nrw home In Oimiimt to The WWoun al • • • "IMon' iMir ntmptiny Inillda any to visit thr sales centers, open 11 time for thr holidays Chalhatn. new home nitnmunily, WP enrr- urn.-5 p,m. Mondays, Thursdays, Margaret W'r»t, toi MH» _ 1 uinni cccv I JPk T I nwmmmami JOHN P. F the usX Hrun- Mgg^H rofl $222.000ON 10-10w BY CHITTENOEN, 8(ms0N R0NALD, 10RETA ^gF F0W|I7WO O 0N mmB Y 27.w BY CH0Ui YlNQM BWtCk omcr, It)- •ftj^^H J*""EY* "MECCA. 978 QROVI AVE. SOLD TO DIPAOLA, AN ROLWOOD, CRAIG J. * LORRAINE A. 353 tANCASTER COURT SOLD TO 0A u 8 0 c H cated on Route K1H vr" cli ^ 5 L^^^ J?v u '2' «ELO 4 CARMELA FOR tzos.ooo ON OHO- II HEROLD PLACE SOLD TO KELTON. CHAN0 STrv£ t mm 8.m mooQ ! l8' iCTlSrr 96BYREIDJOSEPHD,I1. ALAM J* LAURA j. FOR I^DOO ON 0*30- . ,. Y TON, FRANCE i mWfmM mmt 0N 10 0 WB Mr.RyarUu.ci lOBI ^ fSr AV, SOLD TO LANDRUM, JSL Z™«mZ wZm ' m*m*mm**u>rom 3m a productive CNMBYAN DlANA A m%mjn 0Nmm 0Y J™« J™^** m ^ R * ^ ™™»« September. n»- DEWIES,HENDRKW 40 CARRIAGE PLACE SOID TO BERMAN, an HA7ELWOOD AVE SOLD TO MC- W27» BYZACCARDI, FRANKF.IVALERIE lulting in his beinu Uw top seller w WEIDON ROAD SOLD TOHEISE. HA pHiup4USAFOfl$iwooooN09-!?96BY NULTY, JOSEPH K. I LEANORE A. FOR A of the month Mr Rvan is almost MOlD A F0R mm 0N mmB Y cuxo, FRANK D JR suo.ooo ON otwst BY WKJERT, QLORIA ize CASTLE POINTE BLVD. SOLD TO we monm, wr. nyan almost rvANS AUN 4J00I E m mmt pAnwAy SOLO TQ T ARIF. MOHAMMAD I FARIDA FOR $160,000 comwtenUy tho comnunys U)p ,HYDIA LANE SOLD TO LAIEIA. VINCENT CHURCH, RAYMOND FOR ISS.OOO ON ZAP m DECATUR AVE SOLD TO NCHOL ON QW* BY OHANOOLAT. BRENDAN I produtrr each month throughout a CAROL FOH IITMOO ON WM7-9B BY PIA,ANIOMIO SON, JOMN F. J«. FOW HJB.OOO ON OMO- VANESSAA SINQta ARN0L0 A FRANCIN e the yew * B MAIDA nOAD SOLO TO BOSENTKAL, 96 BY MCNUJY, JOSEPH K. a LEANORE j2, QVIRBROOK ROAD SOLD TO MON- • • • 315 WALLACE 8T SOLD TO WHYATT, KEITH * HILARY FOR I2OS.0O0 ON 09 30 9fl 212 0HU8 AVE. SX)LD TO O'ROflKE, JANEZ SAMUEL» IVETTE FOR 1206 000 ON l00 Nmm Y MAN BYfRANKUN lWILLlA MD A0!LE D0NALD cmmi mmm ia RE/MAX Pn- ^KIH LT^r " ° ° ° * * °* owo-M BY LEI, JOHN P. I CYNTHJA E. f i nl V ^^H^H DIER, JAMES F. ,74 VINEYARD ROAD 8OL0 TO KUMAI. 01 96 BY LOUOHLIN, MATTHEW icrreu mites- ^^^^H 24 APPLE ST SOLD TO WILSON, AJAY * NANOANIE FOR stea.ooo ON OO30 2A HANOVER AVE SOLD TO HASTING, l_.fIllll4liyf1l,B »i0^8 in ^^^^H DIARIES O .FOR $100,000 ON 09-97 W BY M SOi.D TO RUPAHEL. JAYESH R. a RE MARK E FOR $60,000 ON mm BY m J£zV?T?7Zn TA UM BridgewaU>r is ^^^^H KOIENSKI, ALAN. GINA WARD, CHRISTINE 710 I. MENOWCKS BLVO SOLD TO HAIL- pteaned to wi'l ^^^^^H m OAKLAND AW: SOLD to CARANDANG, STORK. PAMELA FOR $i40.ooo ON 10-11-»e Come SOlcS I1S- L^B^B^BH JE8US»MARIAFOfl|1B5,0O0ONQR!FftN, HIGHLAND PANK WICATAWAY BY RIIO. WHliAM 1 Hneitite MeHua B^^B^B^H MMoTHVM a JULIANN 201 8 SECOND AVE. NO M SOLD tO 158 BUCKFOnD AVE SOLD TO BCAN- 1033 CLINTON AVE. SOLD TO E8PO8ITO. M JyT •^^^•1 9MEIVIUER0AD8OLDTOLAVWENCE. GOTTLKB. PAUL D. 4 NELL H. FOR W.000 NELL, EDWARD K. k KAREN M FOR LORRAINE K FOR UM.500 ON 1001 -M BY nonwr mm ^^^^^H STtPHrN mA otnRA ron tis^OOO ON OS ON 10-01-96 BY 6TEIN. FRIEDA & TOROK, $144,500 ON 10-10-90 BY CAfflO, QEftALD I KOLLER, CHRI8TENA. "^ y°ttrS Of ^^^^H 3098 BY LEFKOVE. HERMAN 4 ftENtE. LESLIE, ROSE 130 N MADISON DRIVE 8OLD TO SAL- Itftl estlltl' OX- ^^^^^H y TfllNTON AVE SOLD TO COnSAHO, S?5 S THIRD AVE. SOLD TO PAPOUT- 308 ELLIS PARKWAY 8OID TO UURO, mi[A mm4 ANN F0R %mm0 N m perienre, Ms, ^^^^^^ CAMMIIO wn 1103,000 ON 09-30 oe BY SAKIS, JOHN a AQONASTI FOR $110,000 ON OEOROE * ROsrANN FOR $I»,90O ON to- o»27-98 BY OUMWO RicttARO a MARO- Horncr s|MH'inl MIU88A noiiiH.nonoiHY 100190 DY QCMENTQIS, PHOTIOS a HUBBYFAVIANO.PAULV. WtfT izes In tho list HORNER ' VAII" HI SOLD IO SOIO. lucwrciA LYNNE W ABBOT COURT SOLO TO woNa,0AB. ,1M rilMTnN R01D To flAflJ( $9000 0Nw 3t>w 0Y tJANl(iM [) Ul tntf nnri sain nf ' °" ° ' J «0 AMHIR8T 8T 8DIO tO BCHlt.SINO- Hit I. a JOCHYN FOR $94,000 ON 1O-11-«| J "~ ' u . ™ ""f" "J" .7. 7™ K M F0 |116 000 0N 3 T .J /I rt . RTPH A r* KATMltEN FOR $1«,?O0 ON 09TO 9 « BY BROTHERS, LAURENCE H. ««« * ^^ " ' resldnitlal |mipi>iiy ntul nw con- tMllNnA , AN(: mn mH|GCiARD | ut muma ) mHN 30 cum|8 Avr S0U) ro UKfN um. mm BY KFIAX, DARRIN C a SUSAN D striU'tlOll prosily Itl SoUHTSrt lirul m Hm$ ,,ooou 0N w ;,ra6 ,,y f1K;, MmiCHEN OH fOR $87,000 ON M-SON ttY FORD <« JOAN 8T, BOLD TO JIFFIRY8, PAUL Huntenlon nmntirs. MAIHI YN jy i;i NIIIAL AVI SCHD TO /rifHoaKi, CONSUMER FINANCE CO * SHANNON J. FOR •166.000 ON o»?7-9a M«, HorniT joins KWMAX IVum n HIMPcount soiDIDKIIAMBKOUAN STANLIY A ADTLI• ron $50,000 ON ion- 1 BUCHMAN ST SOLD TO HOROAN, BYMARAflrtLAPAULaTRiSHA Sena Realty, wheiv she wus top •HMni^^^MMM^BMnnHHM^aHHniMMai^^vlinHl^H- ofnee pnxliKvr in iiMM, lil!)4 ami J* ~ ^ I >^* HOiU*\ |HH||^H^Hj^^mMHri 1905, Siic is a Krnriuntc of the Hv Qammei&mi rlm\ /^ ™A I^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H Alter Institute \K\\W\ ami tuts nm •BHHBHMHH A, f\ li^i^i^HVI^i^i^i^i^i^iV^i^BM^i^i^i^i^i^i^il slsteutly IMTII iiamnl Io tho Now |V A * li^l^l^BufJl^^^^^^^^l^l^ViXl^l^^^^^l^lH Jernoy AsmK'luiion of' liniltms Mil I'.KA Slatrwldf Hralty held 15 H I 1^AUIU*»MIBVli^^H lion Dwllnr Club sincr IIHW. (Iir unuul ojH'ninit for its new \!L fl $ .^^^_____^_H__|^^^^^_ hKNititit^ in Wentflnld Hept 20. \^P^ TL IWWVP^n'VPPVP^PflWPWV^V Bj«|wnrr Tom lllirk ..f HW Th(1rli( ,Hlh WttB .^.^ (,lt3 >f%n| M/ M>^ ll»[»l I ll>kf »lUl^JCf tftllH MAX Kiisl Kciilty 111 I'liist Mmrv . ,(<<)>lam , . .i ,,1U, . !„ E iniBif^IIIV - I^^^Ami^AlAi|l^C^^lliaEm!mUI| IWick i« ptanl (»WW «.!.* ' " ^A VO(I ^^^^•••••i associate Grant Awntl With lil ilnnth' mn TO 1M AVUFFt AW SOLD TO UNION flMSSO, N0SS1IT J.TOR 1317,000 ON 10- CNRSTTWHERI FOR |1M 000 ON 10-1141 A. K»|1IT,ttt ON 1141 IV MK, MLLMM M. I MARQAflCT SY WRONSNY. SCOTT M. ft SUSAN M. COUNTY 111 VWNA IT. SOLD TO HnBEMEU JOYCt 9m IIStUB ON 104141 BY Mfff- 41 MADISON Mi. fUlQFSOOM, AN* mo TO HCNKES, itt vm am sou TOOAVO , MO* TNOHY ft MANY I FOR 1170,000 ON 104* 4111. OUDUY AVI SOLD TO JBNMNS, JOHN I K» $170,080 ON 1Q4MIBYMC- SL A. ft mm B. FOR HSMM ON 1M4- M SV OIPJWV, FATmOK ft AARBARA M JOHN I. FOR WIJOO ON SMHft IV QAJ«Y.WALT1JUftftW«M 310 SYCAMORE AVE. SOLO TO SANCHE1, MBYWAMUftFttOCftCK* 4 BMCHWOOO TERRACI SOLD TO BOVA- SROZ,IQCIRn.lROSIL. • MAJVTM MCI SOLD TO DIAZ, JOSIFM ALEJANORO Y. JR FOR $130,000 ON 1 20% mmmmsim MyiFIX 771 0 1% Ktdkyt 717 7I7( 0 IV mhf 'I SUGCMMNJ l» I 10% Vfeyt /H 07171 |HI IB/ v^BflnBv^BJS^B^P v^BnRVf SPSJBIVB^BMBS^B^BJ ^Bv VFVrv Usfrty Msrt|Bp xfVMH\ IAC, •Bf*tt2*52il 1 [)K,ll (OOl 7179 0 1% 46 (A) 1M0 BrMtMf W. L«n| BviMh, NJ 07714 (A) 11 Q*n»* Dr., Mt IF, Mwrti PWni, MJ 07N0 rp, ( NKlonftl Nun Mortmt Ml*2fl*79ll fOyrFiK 717ft 0 ft% «Od«yi tftyrFlX 1% o !Q% Rodtyt MARM II7S 0 10% fiG4iy« «Ot m.NoDoclniMM /* 0 1% 4ftd»yt /W pi*«jKttMfJf M^tl (A) 110 tfWflttown Rort. BirnwdtvUli, NJ 07104 (A) \m m TO tMi, awrym,NJ OMOI Common wesllh Si vinpHink MH-7HI-4324 lOyf^lX I lii 0 b\ Wd«y« R in M o n\ I /S A|*iliMfr»tFMtt(H 1 y*ARM II 0 IO\ *H./i 44ISt.lOIN,Btot71tB4Mtflilni(ir OfMI (C) 114 R«u1« Ml Hoftb, N^efc, NJ 07177 r.Sfrv,(('orn SiHiih Hrrxrn Snvliis^ Hank )HN).27.1-.UIIA 0 m- WliUyt 8 til til*mi!o<*MfV*tt OutF»«fc IhvMl 0 m. AOfM / tH I'MKlHf QtOMMll' (C) 1 Mlltindito !M, PA fIM4 Wood -RMfi, NJ 07071 AtlJutMblt Mortgig* M«1M < fu> ARM « t *tt! AftM • < '••' *MM Inllri NfttM IM H4NI'22.VIU3 f Iftyr FIX ' \ *.-. *.K / *i i*rt..i Holm to 7/URM /I o IfARM 7 o |C) Mm C«rp*iif Cwiir, $^<« uo,; A*, t4ftft, NJ 04*37 C)MK)Rt M*M Viillry Nulloniil Hink WO.»2.4IOO Hi fi IIX ' u (C) tt t#ulh llfHt, Morrlilown, N J 07MO 30 YEAR FIXED MORTGAGE RATE C| UN Vultey i, NJ074ff) (1 iw AIM.i / ,' Vallty Rrf, Wirtw. NJ Q70M (A) HIHomtitiiH Rd, B*H« Mlid, vr M? UN tt* m AW M« 'NN nil 'K 1 WU \ THE FORBES 1-809-559 REAL ESTATE MARKETPLACE HOURS Monday- Friday 8:toim-5:00pm Rttck Om 300,000 RH&n Advertise In Forks (lassijltd •woo ItlAt I SPrtFf "OUf HOfM/COMO CAU.COU>\\T:U. HANKKK InRiiHerMLS For At Lew Ai IfttDQIWATIM Pine St. 3 bdrm, 1 5 bath, I49S.O0. bimnl, waihtr/dryif, pit Sill At A Frollt ok$1000/mo BfoUf For Mori Info. 0ARWOO0- tiicutlvt Call Talus Muttiplt fonUl, beautiful 7 room fully furnished hom« with Sirvki Inc. bLtill in pool tor rinl, all 9 ultl provided plus cibii, Uctmtd Rwltor •vail month lo month 11500 p« mth w/1 mlh COLONIAL •#c |uit brtng you »ult< I1R0M CIH calf Slaw or Ptla HfflWl for tilt Cul-daaae lociitoti, 4«n, ? SBA, WIHI to Rutatrt Cam- put Ovaralie lol Ownar willing to iirrlfic* «l dayi PtICATAWAY lUILDin MOOIL NEED A IMCuMomCol MHbybulM» RARITAN BOROUGH $164,900 totdtd w/MtiM: ipMltleaMr mi VACATION? NMf ftd A Jl.W|;L Of A tfOMt*: thai must be »ccn!) (talnxiim, a full biwment, hirtlwtHxi floors, ceramic kitchen flwr All mtural WIMHI trim Ihroughout FIND THE FMANKLINIUILDIiri MODIL wirmlh with i (kconrior'n touch. Thin home has it all! DDM6XI4, Mkgt 4*00 iq H Ctom Had Col I yn. oW, form* PERFECT modj hem* IOMM «/nttfH I UMMMIH C*mrH ^^f w W^^^ff^^^^^^^^P ^^ GETAWAY SPOTI , m Cton to MMSEM U8E FORBES ^Vw^i^^^t ^9 ^^^^^^ CLASSIFIEDS! IOUTH WVIil TWO STORY WITH OMAT VIIW rn*ti mini ntfii fhn immwulitl* a »iwy All rail tatata atfvertleeri 111 W INl ntwapaper la River1! hfwat nat^horhftori Man miny i u HOUSE M" to Hw federal jnclutllntj % ear u«f»ui, new Hilntian anitappilaneM' M oyd OUtlnfl Act ot 1»«| v#fy ttonvttnltnf walk in NYC bunai and i|tiln cJSL. VAC/I nON wtilot h mahei it m«n*i i« aet«»IWaloMI IRufHlNJII1 It rntilct ba vottia al itfvartiit iny Only IMI.MO llmllillon or IIDMtNtTIN/NILU ? HUNTING? tlon b*MHi IHI mm 9210 Homci For !•!• tnlr ? Itlh Q«r, Will enn RAPIOAtN HOMII 9190 color, religion, mi* NI rut iltlor limlo tor 1 lulf llioii4An(U ol tifivorn llonil origin, tit mi inlun 908-545-7677 crimln In Mllll MRflM ihoot hitmlon^t mid m Cropfrtlti lion to tttnkft fltw mirh |IIU«4tl(t |)tl)|HJtllfH pilfiratiGO, llmilnllnn m «340 • lieirin IU|liUtHl*fl til ft* 9710 • g dliorlminMiimi 9010 9030 immlli1 Uovwfnrnprit II 9110 93M Tim* Shnrs* irniw irn| 1 tiw/hM dnwti ffofiivi w 9#w Out of AIM thla niw«|iii|it>t win nut 1150,000 (nil (or Inrnl hqllngsl kflQWiftgly «(r:*|it nny ml 9210 • VtttlUlim IIM 1 wiri m i)W\\ «t\ iw Wnlch Fi IK M ANVIL IF (inv't Monui AH, CUSTOM oovFnNMFNi rom tha \m our itwiifld, IIO/.IIIIO, t^.lOI] HOMFft r |-U Antttir HOtilH CAftOUNA M liciHtlttn nil fl Dftlin Informer! Ihot nil tlriWM n Not III RlKlh HI ti(for« hlgli minlily nounci-i t in Mitut f», niiPdl Ux, flp|iti ^ SUM inrwh. tin himl, mitt tjtltitiuuet Why [my »•• Mm* Ymn (if«tfl ttill n«t Iftri In hltl* Hott rsfpnt yrtiir hit or n HILLSBOROUGH SPECIAL OFFER IRANCHIURO Fur M PUMNMTON nished rm. for rent, kilch- NOTICE: All MISCtL- OALAit-98*131.1811 Store/Offlci en ptlvledges. Call b26- UNEOUS NENTAU Tht moat cost iffectlve Convenience Store, 4432 lor dltllU. way to run your busi- Video, Dance Studio, •dvtftlMmtnii iri ness. Fully furnished In- Travel Agcy, prof, office MANCHIURQ- Pine MYAM.E IN ADVANCE dividual offlcei In 1 State poia. Low rent Motel, room I Ml. avail, Overjlied Luxurious Garden Apartment! of Art ihared office tmvl- 909-2314790 1 BEDROOM APTS/ quiet letting, reai rates, by CMh, elttcfc. VISA ronnwnt with a Mtection INCLUDES HEAT A HOT WATER I nice arei 90I-722-9520 Of Muhv Cera. For | • FREE HtAT ol buelnesi lervicet • Substantial Playground INQUIRE ABOUT LARGER AfTS, MMMVIUI available by thi hour, flrm/Apti m t. 8Mn MM I day or month. No capital • Largest Swim Club In Area at II. $85-1138/wk. Kit, k Investment Nominal Fee laundry 9O9-TH-21O7. 8T0MAM- Cubical, 10 x 21, open iptot, rvc, tOMIIIVIUI- QenHe- boiti and 80 forth, HUNT FOR 908-8746644 Of 359-7180 BROOKSIDE min-turn fin., reildmtlil, MituctW), 621-HI4. rifr., H!%, Ml/wti., we TREASURES ret.7Jl4470aft 4 MM .9m GARDEN APTS. IN FORBES CLASSIFIEDS! SCOTCH Him Wf wW WWP^9^k^^*^^9»l BARGAIN IOMCHHT- Newly fin l29MercerSt,Sointfv1lk,NJ 1-3,000 OupttR, 8 room*, 1 btth, sq. ft., good pirhlna, full bliement 1 ittlc, in- 1 ipecloui bsmt, iff HUNTING? •pt. ill furnithtd, utHs MM-72M90I my wctii to VMT/22 cloiN porch, oarage. On 90949X»M quill reildenilil ttrtet. Incld 1 fret cable, prtv, FIND IT Near lown tfT5/mth. •nlnnci, no ptli, non- I- fit. 22, plui W. 908 232-3943. imokir, WOO 908)873- furnlihid oftlcei and IN FORBES 0394 or 173-6178 OMllMe.LeaHlit4Moi.$$S0. sicretirlil lervlces In IOUTH PUINmtO- NOTICE: Alt HOMES CLASSIFIEDS! OARW0O0, 1 br CAC, executive letting. Short CuHorr 3 bdr. Duplex L • it 8 M os. $691. or $707. TO IHAftE IflWtH* term leiWl 908-219-1900 2 5 bttv Lg Kit. w/formtl Off il pk $r5O/mo util dr, bttement, cac, walk- NOT Incl, Avail immtd. mmu * • MYAW.E W OfFICI 9*K1, 985 iq FOR NEW TENANTS ONLY NTO'lWiHPltnlali in-ctoiet, gar & dick, Call 6M-141B after 6PM ADVANCE by CMh, ft office) suite In Iv Hills 9990 * WIWWUM $1250: » sec 7&7-83S2 chtcti( VISA or Mmttr Center. Contact Phlllary HILLIIOROUOH- Af n entail Managemmt 234-2222 fordftbd housing rental Card. For 1 quoit on HM Ctfrnntrttii Real FIOWM 8HOP- While- umli NOW AVAILABLE. coil, ptont call home, busy highway, HOUSE For qualified moderate 1-MO-SBttm 139,900 Owner retiring. Income houicholdi. It 908-5344200 HUNTING? your gross income Is 1 perion 22,000 - 35,000 •HIOOIWATin- Lrg 2 ptfion 25,000 • 40,000 Studio, up, intrince, PLAIWIILD- off Park USE FORBES Ave 2400 5F plus partial 3 person 28,000 45,000 HOPUINflHO- Avail bath, prkg., microwave RAINTANIOflO bsmt. Zoned heavy in- CLASSIFIEDS! 4 ptr»on 31.000 • 50,000 1/1/97; 5 rmi newly dec- Profeiiionil Apt, Prlvili, cooking, retrlg, 1400* lOMMVILU- S story dualry. 3 phiN electric. & penon 34,000 • M.000 orated, 2nd ftr Blwn fll 2nd floor. 1 br, Ir, dr, kit, utils Corp. male. Park- Your houiehole) miy Ilka setting. Plute call Iree-tlandlng offtci bldfl, 12 A 78. W/W cirpet, parting 1725 7W-4113 w/resldential apt. Highly MIALMTOfllOPfTY quality for • modfrid In- WID, Air conditioner!. 909231-M7Q PUIKflILD- oft Pafh 10, PUINflILD- 3 rm visible location. Court (or othir buitnei) come 1( 2 or 3 bldroom 1800/mo. tuiili i 11/2 Ave 4900 SP, toned 8800 per mnlh, incld IOMIP1IIT Mature Mouse Vic, Listed MAfWILLI- 1800 iqfi. lot For Interview Into mo Sic Reft. No pete heavy induitrv, 12X12 HH.otf street phlng, no Indlv to nnl room In 3 1260,000 PatMto RMI' Busy Intircetlon 9780 pleiie cill 908-389-7180 909-769-02ftfl, "v mij dMve-ln door, f18W/mo pelt, Ideal lor couple, BR town home Bath. tor, 988 71MQ1I tr 212M\ 2881 Of 908-628- and Iv. mijj 649-03M &400, 906733-1817 tvit, IOUM0 M0OK- 4 rm •njoy peice 1 quiet sec Avail 1/1. 6«(H)4M 7119HI 1il Itr hMi 1 water sup- MIOMJUI- 2 II 2 BR NO. PLAIMfllLO- 1 rife, Ctll 758-8185 plied. No pete IS mlh •pt Avail Immed. 1876/ Charming 2nd II with 2BR ttc 908-388-1901 mo f mo tic All utlli OR, tn, lg Kit Oft 3t incld New ctrpiling No phg Siongt $800/mo > 9P.IDQIWATM- Spa pell 7529999 ullli Avid 1/1/9/ AtfVtririi clout 4 roomi, turn, nn- 7S8-23M ift, 8pm turn, Incl ulili 1 laundry MIDDLI8IK fl- /n lh$ Cliii/ffid! llciency, private riome, WO/mo JU4ni PIICATAWAY- 2 Bdr exc location, non- 1IT fir, $750 * mil NO • rnohtr 9800 IftOidl pill, ivall. 12/19/98 •0,PUH*«LO DORCHESTM •licJM-18«iJ_ _^ HOUIISomirviltf Call' 217-MM cory 1 bdr, iff, kit. Per MO. PUlNfllLO- 4 fed for lingli In I lam PI8CATAWAY- chirm- hxbes rme. IHS > utlli, Huntfry, horn, no Mil. M25 M/ Irw 2 W with character NEWSPAPERS Luxury pirNlng No pelt Prof. HW Incl. 20MM<9t4/ flemodeled in 1 kit, Hlo'l Flue prit.MC fell Ml-8018 HHk, ftnlihed title, Hor twwyWIi- In town tit IftvetOr Apartmanti IQI, wind AC, W/D fir recently renovated, I NO. nAwmLO- mi- bdr 2 lull otha, la Ir la torlc Victorian, 9 ffM. 1 hrjoh-ijpj perklrm Aval) 722-9177 tl/t 1828/mo 1W mo ilk, w/w carpet pvt deed DR. term On mt mt., off it parWrw, 1998 pir Viltuini NO PITttl IK Ofial irekl Itudlfl 908-782HIS mlh Nit mold 439-3187 1 * t IwlreofM Prof pnt.Ml'MM EACH OVER SELLING? SHARING? RENTING? 100,000 HOUSEHOLDS! IOMIMIT, MIDDLIIIX e\ UNION COUNTIII CALL MICHAEL HORNYAK, FORBES NEWSPAPERS Advertise in the REAL ESTATE FORBES NEWSPAPERS REALTY GUIDE ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE 1 800-559-9495 Fax 908-231-9638 (908) 722-3000 ext. 6201 ,.. If you don H see it here, call us. ..we have more!! uutm tmm pp You'll Mi* Love With... Living room, dining room, two bedrooms and hath this »liiK)st new home m I i/y Hrook IAUKS 4 UK, l4tjoy (Kc early tnommg sunnw and the sounds of the Thirdbedroom with possibility of'fourth bedroom ami nutter suite, clegini Ithmry, enieri«ining great room, seagulls front this tremendous sec hided property with & H whole lot more A grand front ponh decked in a breathtaking view of Kariian hay Mm ^ t\ of bath on second floor hill basement for inspection 1 C»H(V0H)tMM)2(K) mthogany welcomes you to step id luxurious living Call for exclusive showing fall 7O7-M5O. tuth falnfkkl $i*3,m Net Mttcttl! hHT'Btimm hutr bedrooms, iwo hill baths, (till basement with ret Ibr the price* Neat as a pin 4 UK (ape with large lilK, (nine out and see what value is all about in this miihpatio Tha'c /oneheal Possible additionalbuild foyer, hardwood lloors, full basement A a 2 car completely teitnvated I slory home with \ bedrooms, ing lot C «11 (*>f»H) NW-0200 detached garage All on 80 acre (all 7U7.OKM) 2 Hill baths* |ikii//i tub, new kiUhen, cathedral col 1 ings in living nn \ IIUKII more (all \CUnUm Township Scotch Plains IHMUM) Beautiful \ Urns Irom Mnc-Rvom Rmh AfforfaNr! A Power Himu*! acres with many ttiiu trees I• xpmuicd mnch with \ UK, \V, bath (olontnl etrva IKt() I neplmev loll, MagmtUcnt ( nluniiil in \\nenlaie setting tlmt mv 1 3 to * bedrooms, V > hmh\ lull basement, attached pimipkm pltte lloors, Ihll w»lk onl hu^tneni, Ittrgc whttpern "MHieW rhm r» UK, fi lull, ; twill bath garage Manv excellent lejilurcs fo inspect, c yim!, /ciiroverMimlyaiuge.ileck, light and airy New mailcrpieve h»;Ms 14 rnoittH, \ i *ir ^irrtgr, wine cellar HW-OMO ) /tme lias he»l, easy lotimuiie (all W OHM) A more A em Imivv home to W etnieil' \Smkh HeileMead smooo Dexlwbh' Ifottmtml ('/%<' - Walk h Schools p y ¥m Horn?? three bt't|fo Branchburg Colonla Panwood Wutfltld MHO Inmnn Avt*niu< 2M South Avrntii' 210 F, HrrtMl Kin vf CflhHlli, XI 11711ft? |*t*w *mf m°<*- •*#•»•••«* ' *•••-*•<• •* *' ''•" -tr ibur Mutual funds for kids: Gift that keeps on giving Holiday If you need a gift idea for your children or grandchildren, consider opening a mutual fund geared Uwurd kids. 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A large portion of the fund w «W ui invested in stocks kids identify with, like I'. ^^ 7JX Disney, McDonald's, Microsoft, Mattel and • a! ii « •t«t*M*«M»l««IMttt«tlMIM* 2 m A gift for the future PCTsMART TV funds annual and semi-annual re- h 7 ports are written in kid friendly language INf Making memories Investors also receive "Dollar Digest" a Mlnvcstori ii quarterly newsletter that discusses basic in- ft r vestment topics and concept*, such as ti Zr Hear this tMMt plainspoken description of the major mar- ket indexes and projects young investors your child's future cottegt coatl, the Stem can tackle to make numry The materials Roe Young Investor Fund It I peal way to Computer games ...*•*••. also art* excellent reading for first-time in- get your children to start lnvrtting at an vestors early age and to add to their investment "We have ivet'ived terrific fmit>ack from consLStently over time. ,1.1...... 10 the kids and their ptuvnta on the cduea ghareholden receive a welcome kit The roots of tradition tiotuil value of the Young Investor Fund inrlu(lcs a ^^^^ ^ m m matrrtals," said IVnothy Armour, of Stein wslment artivittei that the child and puvnt CD-Roms., I#«M ••Mint •««•«•#«•«««••#••«»**••• 12 Aimmts nu,y \r I^IKH! HI the »«in Hoe *" ******* of regular saving and invest Young Investor hind with tin initial tn vestment of $100, pn.vt.lnl the investor Kt»r inore informaUon about the Stein Y(Hin Supplement io Forbes Ncwipipers ngiiva Ui a |M monthly Hutomatic in « Investor Fund, including a wstinent plan While the educational mate tus, rail (BOO) 403-WDS or visit the com 102 Walnut Sirect. If) Box 626, Cranfunl, NJ nuis *tre geaml Uiwurd kids, the hind is iwny's Internet web site at wwwst m 27(> 6000 n to investors of all ages emnxveonv CranfonlChronicle,WesHicUlRivonl.SioUhPlains lnnwixHlI1 If ytiu lire concerned aUnit saving fur -NAVS UflfflKI%. STEP 2. mumuunm AMO MUCH mom Toy Kinf dwn WMlllMt P1AYIMPU Toy Kingdom rtVMMMM SVUNCSI I W\KI HOI SI AU UMDIfl OWi MOOF WARI-IHHINE/ M. II I TOY KINUX)M llwy. 202, Hcmlngton, VJ 908-686-1340 ^ ^S^w^s!fe^O*S*S>oJt>t>^ Omfrtw 11-18,1866 Ywr MiSSty aili Make the season LENOX FACTORY CLEARANCE memorable CENTER >w find the much- 5 53 Commerce Drive, Crmbury, NJ (609) 395-8050 desired time tor you and your fcmtfy during the holidays and hit* stoctoreaniletve cookie* out for wtnttoefttteihottdtytitdt- Santo the night beta your hottdey ori- tion, spend it In a mtmonfatowty; Males book of »^ 3 Mat* a tree ar les' holiday varietsN to your bet Several lapUnr. 1Wi simple activity can be traditional fevoritea like Almond Cres- done year after year and enoourafes hob- cenU( Bells k Stars, fruit Gaket Nutty Nougat, Wedding Cake and Pfeffemuue top the wiih lists of many busy hoUdsy 4 Hf»§ a eMM wrtte • laMat to Sa*U. revelers. Ctuklmi can expreu their deairei Make time for memories and make vi- through this hotiday twUttoi It alto cre- uoni of sugar plums dance in your head aUn ipeciil time forchildre n to ihare instead of baking headaches with just- thtir thoughts with you lik^homemade holiday cookies. NAPS TMs llttMakiy Snw* ws> not glvt iwprovt yeir Hft Myk in miamn. During Dfct whf r »c art offf ring an Krn Htarlni Aid check tip on yoar prrwnl Hisrlng stdi, Wr wlHelfsa and ctak ymr Present this ad^Piive an Additional ktsrlNf stdt to ntekt itirt thf y art reiKllonlng corrrclly, Birtora Btritll HMrlng Aid Dliptnw • Uc, #SM off merchandise with the last digit of the selling price ending in a "9',' Example: $30. MTIIHOUDAYHAFOOOf • Ihrimp * lobittt • SmiHi > • notmdtr ToHi * IcufipltH J Sale Hours: Pltici1 Your • kit * Mp9 • totoring ** Hohd.iy Ortli- • Scollops • Crob Me aala narna. 908- not touraat ait FEATHERED cant aound Waattrn piaa> y.M par yard wall 201-606-6666 and MOUSE 609-371.9444. Buy DIRECT and SAVEI sura qutrtar horaa, 16 f* 3"-4"-S21. TS2 Morrla Tpfc, Short Trallara Utility 75 pc* •% 4*-6'-S23. Oytfa. mm.) DR SET- oval table, 4 Commercial/Home unit* 411 $499. 12R $999. OR FINNED hand*, with 7 1/2 opan FREE DELIVERY with ad. Hill* 201 614 SW, Both from $199.00 low month- AIIMO COMPONENTS wastarn plaatur* point* 3 S--6--628. •toraa now open Sun. chr*. china closet. $125. ten S1295.2on $isss 3 ALSO Sawing mach.$60. Low- ly payment*. FREE Color MaranU. Mclrrioah, JBL, 161t Encloaad $3895. lo data. EKC*ll«nl (or ba- NOTrCEjAIIOAPIAGE noon-Bpn Tinnoy, Flihar, WE, EV, Blnnara, mull •»*. Call Wreath* A Bough* TOPSOIUMULCHSS- ery Organ w/bka Ilka naw Catalog call TODAY 1- Carpal 100 yd Installed Mpnneaa Traa Farm $260. 606-666-1300 6O0-642-1305 othar*. soa-m-em. From $699.00 •nyllma aak tor Tim or Al Whotatala Pncea Bonny 80S-369-420S * Sand Hill Road PIcfc-up or Dettmry an PAYABLE IN AD. ZAP THE FAT! BUVntQ CAMERAS A Opart 7 Pay* 364-6699 2* Clinton Twp. Call 60S 660 6000 VANCE by COPY MACHINE- Lani- Photo Equip. 1 pc. or WANTED: Old Toya, C Open Dec. 1st er 6115 copisr w/auto Do you hava 5 mini, a etwek, VISA or who!* studio. No Trucka, Cara, Planaa, »" 90S-965-4774 f**d A colaltlng, BO, dayf 100% Herbal Diet, polafohJ/movt*. Train*, ate. 1-pc to whole > Fr., Sat., Sun., Car*. For • 906-725-04 te doctor recommended, 99S-9M-TS11 collactiona. Call ma with :• Until Chrlatmaa money back guarantee. what you hava attar 5pm RtJt Wait, 2 ml. pan HUNTER'S Look A Feel Qreeil What COLLECTOR FRIEND ADOPT A FRIBHD AND LeAnon. make U-Tum at Wanta to buy: Nancy Ann 1-tWMtMM. Shlll Slap Bla>t Ma- 12 QA. PARKER. S/S, M do you have to loaa but A_ SMILE- •amartat Exfjn Raaearch, Eaat on F, vUcan Or. $1200. 12 weight? to*>rsi-li IT. Storybook Doll*. Call IN •06-722-0058 FIRSWOOO- spm. «te- ball. Jukebox, Vldao Qa. Remington 1100, aUNS, SWORDS). ha* patt ol ill tliaa «nd Hv«nKl. aMmd hard wood 2 EudM Ava. (oomar of Oame*. Per. Amueement Mod. + alug barrels. FISHHtQ TACKLE COL- KNIVIB, MtUTAHIA-Nj FORBES •pad** tor adoption at 1120/cord. AM oak S13S. Euclid A Cemden) Sat. $600. 30-06 SAo Mauaar LICTOn want* to buy k Fad. lie. Top cash raasonabla coat. Misting Stove length 6136. Rime + 3X scop*. $800. 1 11/14; S-3pm. Fum.. HH fas In In* CMSaJAMfr old Roda, Raala. Lur*«, paid. Houaa call* mada. CLASSIFIEDS a Pat? For mora Informa- 90MTi-aia7 W was IMfftSs IfHBC. 606-722-6067 C*tatoga. ate. 113-16B4. Bart 121-4949 tion call 72S43O6. AT YOUR SERVICE 4010 • Adult Day Care 4060 - Convaltitnt Cara 4120 • Inaurance 4175 - Moving 4020 - Butinass 4090 • Health Cara 4140 • Legal 4190 - Party « Entertainment 4040 - Child Cara 4105 • In co ma Tax 4150 - Loana 4 Finance 4210 - Professional 4050 • Claaning 4110 - InUructlon/Education 4170 * Mlacallaanaout 4225 - Saaaonal