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Vol. 11, No. 51 The^festfield Record Thursday, December 19,1996 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents t Briefs Schools to close Crime spree hits high school for holiday season Because of the holiday break, the Westfield public Items including jewelry, wallets stolen from boys lockerroom schools will close after a full session tomorrow and will re- By MPMM1Z ring that Mr. Kun earned while a captain on theft, Sgt. John Parizeau said. rector, said thefts are not uncommon in open Thursday, Jan. 2 at THE RECORD the wrestling team at Ithaca College in New In addition to Mr. Kurz, at least two mem- many high schools and are largely the result their regular starting time. York state. bers of the wrestling team and a basketball of carelessness among students. The boys lockerroom at Westfield High Although the locker containing the jew- player had items removed from the locker- "The kids don't lock their lockers and High school School was hit with a series of crimes last elry, which also included a necklace and a room. One wrestler had a watch and n wallet things disappear," he said. week, leaving athletes and a coach without watch, was locked, the thief was able to get stolen and the other had his wallet taken. During the school day, the lockerrooma reunions planned their belongings. the merchandise out of the locker by stick- The basketball player had a pair of jeans remain locked but after school they are open Reunions have been set for Glen Kun, an assistant wrestling coach, ing a wire hanger through the locker's and a wallet snatched. because of the number of students using graduating classes of West- was perhaps the hardest hit by the spree. grates. It is unclear whether or not the lockers them. Each clay, a large number of Westfleld neW High School. Among the jewelry items stolen out of his The incident has been reported to the po- containing these articles were locked. students as well as athletes on visiting Ctass of 1971 will reunite locked locker was an NCAA championship lice and officers continue to investigate the Edward Tranchina, the school's athletic di- (Please turn to page A-2) March 22, Class of 1977 will reunite Aug. 2 and Class of 1967 will reunite Nov. 28. If you are a member of the class, write to Reunions Un- Westfield limited, P.O. Box ISO, En- glishtown, N.J. 07726 or call 7B04S64. going Recreation offering skiing trips on ice The Westfield Recreation Commission has announced Us schedule of ski trips for Sculpting contest the community. The cost is $43 per person, set for Saturday which includes transportation and lift ticket. Rentals and By KAWKN1TZ lessons are also available at Tl IE RECORD an additional cost The bus will depart from the Munici- Get out your ice picks and be pal Building parking lot at ready to sculpt. 6:30 a.m. and return about 6 Westuetd's annual Ice Sculpting p.m. Register early because Contest will be held along the side- space is limited. walks of Quimby and Elm streets Trips are as follows: Sun- noon-5 p.m. Saturday. day, Dec. 29 - Camelback The ev?nt will conclude Wel- Ski Area; Sunday, Jan. 12 — come Home to Westfteld 1996, a Vemon Valley/ Great Gorge; schedule of downtown holiday Sunday, Jan. 26 — Montage; events and celebrations spear- Sunday, Feb. 9 — Shawnee; headed by Wcstneld MainStreet. and Sunday, Feb. 23 — Cam- The events fixture shopping and elback. entertainment tor all age groups, Children under 12 must be said Michele Picou of MainStreet. accompanied by an adult For The annual sculpting event was information, call 7KM080. Initiated several years ago by the owner of the Leader Shop on East Rec commission Broad Street, Joe Spector. After a while, the tradition offers Broadway trip laps
If t not too late! Run, not rum Spirit of tho ••••on Last-minute ideas; Hangover Run Scouts give their all enter our coloring contest slated for Jan. 1 for the holidays Special section Inside ••••ports, pag*A*11 See Weekend Plus Inside i December 19,1996 A-2 WWInVKI Westfield Mayor Boothe presides over final meeting going Mayor Boothe spoke on behalf of By KAREN WR Mr. Jenkins in the absence of his THE RECORD fellow 3rd Ward Councilman Neil WESTF1ELD — Tuesday night Sullivan. on ice marked the end of an era for three "We've appreciated everything of Westfield's servants when Mayor you've done for us. You've added (Continued from page A-l) important insights on a lot of mat- use Ice picks and knives In the Garland "Bud" Boothe, 3rd Ward Councilman Gary Jenkins and 4th ters," the mayor said. creating process, Ms. Picou said Mr. Jenkins responded by re- one year someone brought a Ward Councilwoman Janis Fried chainsaw to carve through the ice Weinstein sat in their seats on the marking on the contrast in his feel- block. Carvings can be made in council for the last time. ings over stepping down from the any shape but most people like to A large portion of the meeting council post after nine years of ser- create shapes relating to the holi- was devoted to honoring these vice, it's a mixed time. You're day season. three departing members of the happy and you're sad." The entire council stood by the "Ice is a pretty easy medium for town's governing body- carving because your mistakes Fourth Ward Councilman Jim final commemorative resolution, melt away," Ms. Picou added. Hely began the honors by propos- which honored the mayor for 16 In addition to the contest, music ing a resolution to honor and rec- years of serving the council both as students from the New Jersey ognize Mrs. Weinstein for serving councilman and mayor, and pre- Workshop Tor the Arts will play the 4th Ward for nine months. sented the retiring figure with a holiday music at various stores. "This was too short- We onJy got special chair embossed with the The performance will feature a the chance to get a glimpse of your town seal, his name and his dates special playing of the alphom, a beauty." of service. large horn from the Swiss Alps, the chamber orchestra and the jazz band. Dr. Ted Schlosberg will perform Crime spree hits the alphorn 1 p.m., the chamber orchestra will play 3-4 p.m. and Welcome to our school the jazz band will end the music Meghan Salvati, Matthew Hoblitzell and Katie Davidson enjoy playing with puzzle* at the with a performance 4-5:30 p.m. All Presbyterian Nursery School, 140 Mountain Ave. The student* are In Jan* Wahtweer1* and high school lockers of these events will take place at Lori Sclcolone's class at the school. Open houa* for parents of proapecnVe children for the the Workshop, 152 E. Broad SL (Continued from page A-l) who can lock them in an office, 1997-98 school year will be 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 29 and Thursday Jan. 30. rather than leaving them in the "It's like our speciHl holiday teams use the lockerrooms. treat to Westfleld," Ms. Picou "The coaches try to keep an eye lockers. added. on things but it's almost impos- "The message is don't wear valu- Ice sculpting contestants are able things and don't leave them sible," Mr. Tranchins said. in your locker," Mr. Tranchina asked to report to the event at 11Westfield ready for first snowfall Since the incidents, the athletic a.m. Individuals or groups wishing added. (Continued from page A-l) public works building and all of uid calcium chlorates, which will director has been asking coaches Mr. Kurz is offering a reward to to enter should call MainStreet at to remind their athlete* to keep 789-9444. "Hopefully, we'll make it to the the department trucks are ready towork down to zero degrees where anyone who has information lead- their lockers locked. Also, the stu- ing to the recovery of his college new year but we're definitely battle the snow. salt only goes down to 20 degrees." dents are being encouraged to give ring. Any tips can be directed to ready for it" "Actually, we're in better shape There are 94 employees in the any valuables to their coaches. The Record at 276-6000. History About 400 tons of sand is waiting this year," Mr. Marah said. 'Two or DPW who are responsible lor to be put down on the roads in the our trucks are equipped with liq- clearing streets in town. buried MacRitchie appointed to academic post WESTFIELD - Kenneth L. Mac- School. It advises the Kennedy Mr. MacRitchie has served in Ritchie of Westfield has been ap- Srhool administration on a variety various public offices, including IIp.m. tornktoigbi in time pointed to the Academic Affairs of academic issues. chairman of the Utilities Authority and councilman in the 3rd Ward, Council of the John F. Kennedy Mr. MacRitchie is a student in A tradttonal smtee of lessons md (Continued from page A-l) School of Government at Harvard the Mid-Career Master of Public the last minute, Mayor Garland University. Administration degree program at Work Winter Wo rulers carols by candMghi in ihe beauty "Bud" Boothe threw in one of his The council consists of 10 stu- the Kennedy School. This program With T M ALR Conlr.u titiq c*h«fcalw«n« of IN- mayoral business cards, explaining dents drawn from the various de- is for students with previous pro- in ii t a \ i / 11/ CRESCENT AVENUE he had a year's worth to use up in gree programs at the Kennedy fessional experience. the next 13 days. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH "I think this was a very impor- Ptainfiekl New Jersey tant thing to do to give a sense of community to the newcomers and Thrgktftou»rmttk:ofQirMrnt$ some history and tradition to the ptnOffDN By At CfVtCCfH 9M(|trK* longtime residents," the mayor •til Oioir, Innnimmiatow md the fOn PROMPT COUHTf OLT said. "Also, the school system was GiwfJt(Bn very active in this." The mayor made the bicenten- i «w owrwhfkned by IT* bnuftof aa^ai a^^aa^^^a la •u^w 4^IBM MM aft^n ^ssM^Ad nial celebrations a large part of eajaj a1W»U* **^~ H waa> UeW fM enC IHU5I his agenda Tor 19M and formed a special commission to develop (he iMMtvji experiences I we IMP* many programs for the year. really truly fThelstfiddRecd Linda Magglo, who chaired the Forbes Newspapers, .. .At cindks afefceriun In tht committee, said she wanted the flunk fslte wants another A DrVfrton of Forbm Inc. 9M|( arW unMlW capsule to be ensconced while ©Forbtslnc. IW6 Mayor Boothe was still in office Trw WwtffeM Record (USPS 006- because of his hard work during bottle o 049) it pubMahMl on Thursdays by the bicentennial year. Forbn Ncvnpapwi, adlvMon of A time capsule is also under- Fortes Inc., 102 Walnut Av« , Crantofd. NJ 07016 totomltr tl* iptnt of Christmas atyou Hgkymrkfrfrom ground in the square com- (906) 276-6000. Second clats memorating the nation's bicenten- < fcarlef pottag* paid at Cranford, NJ Mdgo out ink* the night in pmct nial. The capsule was not burled 07016 POSTMASTER unUI 1963. ?Rowei\s iC- tit/Ls ptoaM sand changes to Forbes The 1904 capsule will not be dug Nmwpaptri, Fulfillment Ottc«, PO CRESCENT AVENUE up for 60 years, until in the year Box 699. Somarvtlte, NJ 06676, *2fioaflt. (ovnu Subscription rates by mail, one 2044. This was decided so the year within Union County $10, out PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH many children in town, who par- ot county «2O, out of elate $20 To At The Memorial — Imrnwcbon of East Seven* Sire«, ticipated in the event, will be able Bubscrlbe call: 1 600-300 8321 WaU-hunjiA (resent Avenues, f'taintklii, NJ *>()K-756-24*>H to enjoy, in their old ag<\ disclos- ing the mementos of the year they tele ()61-J7S helped celebrate, Ms, Mntigio said. Youth Hiccntennial Square was established durinK th« bicenten- nial as a gift lo the town from the SEASON'S EATINGS. youth of Westfield. Proceeds from the bicentennial events, totaling $43,000, have been allotted to tho Westfield Historical Society to be used to establish a town museum. If you need us during the holidays, give us a jingle.
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' Tapestries valued at $1,343.26 WESTFIELD - A Westfield tion with her daughter's death five death was from natural Mr. Shiarella maintained that Were stolen from Holy Trinity woman awaits her fate as a jury days later. Church on First Street Tuesday, Westfield deliberates over whether or not she causes, but a second Ms. Furris's attorney, Richard R. while his client has admitted to police said. should be held responsible for her autopsy of certain tissues Shiarella of Westfield, presented a having had a cocaine problem in • • • police log toddler's death. medical expert at the trial to testify Ronald Maloncy, 56, of Corn- led them to speculate the past, there had never been any wall Drive, was charged with Martha Faye Farris, 35, stood the death was caused by a natural land Street, was charged with differentfy. incident warranting child abuse be- drunken driving and refusal to trial through four days of testi- cause and the lesions on Ashley's possession of stolen property take the breath test Saturday, mony last week in New Brunswick brain were caused by complica- tween the mother and her daugh- and having an open container of But a second medical report, pre- police said. on a charge of aggravated man- tions associated with the child's ter. alcohol in a motor vehicle Fri- pared by Dr. Linda Rourke of Chil- . Mr. Maloney reportedly ran day, police said. slaughter for allegedly striking her liver Failure. dren's Hospital in Philadelphia, de- If the jury find's Ms. Farris guilty into a utility pole on Euclid and Officers were suspicious of daughter Ashley, 2W, on the head Ms. Farris has denied having Tremont avenues while attempt- of the charges put upon her, she the vehicle being operated by several times Oct. 4,1993. termined the child died of blunt anything to do with her daughter's Ing to make a U-turn. One of Mr. Geis and when they called The child died Oct 9, 1993, from cranial cerebral trauma. This sec- death. could face 10 to 30 years of incar- the passengers in the vehicle, a in the car's license plate they head injuries caused by the blows, ond theory was the crux of As- ceration. 54-year-old woman, was taken to learned the plates had been sto- At the trial, it was also disclosed the hospital after complaining of according to the prosecution. sistant Prosecutor Ralph Cretella's len. arguments at last week's trial. minor injuries. Also, arrested at the scene At first, Middlesex County au- • • * was Karen Gordan, 34, of Cum- thorities believed the death was Lesions found on Ashley's brain Police charged four 16-year- berland Street, who was charged from natural causes, but a second support the theory that she was hit old boys and six 17-year-old ju- with possession of stolen prop- autopsy of certain tissues led them on the head, Middlesex County venile boys, all from RoseUe L Affaire erty and possession of a hypo- to speculate differently. Prosecutor Robert W. 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Santa is Several news reports have told of muggings, shootings and other ugly scenes at malls and shopping centers throughout Central Jersey. What's going on here? It's not close by supposed to be this way during the holidays. Plenty of police officers are out there and malls have all year long beefed up security, but you still have to look out for your- Last week, Jim and I trimmed i self. According to the New Jersey State Police, the following the Christmas tree and started, are some security measures you should keep in mind while watching the 60-plus hours of in a public place: Christmas tapes we have recorded. You name it, we have it, from • Be aware of your surroundings at all times. Scrooge (five versions) to Grinch to • Walk with a purpose. Don't walk around aimlessly with Charlie Brown. the appearance that you're unsure of yourself. The tree-trimming choice this • Walk in pairs or more whenever possible. year was Yes Virpmia, There is a • Don't be afraid to ask a mall security guard to walk you San la Clans with Richard Thomas, to your car. Malls would much rather do that than deal with a seldom-watched, highly embel- bad press after another mugging. lished, but touching made-for-TV movie Iwsed on the famous news- • Have your keys out and ready to unlock the your car paper editorial written in 1897 in door. Ttte New York Sun. • Lock the door immediately once you get in your car. As I watched the movie, 1 won- • Watch out for the "bump and rob" technique some dered what / would say if someone crooks try. If you are bumped by another car, write down wrote me a letter asking if there is the license plate and drive slowly to a police station. really o Santa Clnus. • Don't leave gifts out in the open. Put them in the trunk, I decided that Frank Church, the editor, had said it bt.'st when he out of site from criminals. talked about the spirit of Santa Of course, if you're still afraid to hit the malls, how about Claus. I could never improve on shopping in Wcstficld, Scotch Plains or Fanwood this year? Letters to the editor his editorial. No one's been mugged or shot at there this holiday season. Rut in these days of cynicism, it would be nice tn have absolute proof that Santa Claus exists. So I Youngster's an inspiration began looking around a little bit Don't neglect pets this winter and started .swini; with my heart, Little Sam Ross should be an inspiration for the rest of mals. Even a small puddle of antifreeze can kill or not just my eyes, and sure enough, Westfield. The 6-year-old was the first donor to the Record's To The Editor: Cold winter weather hu.i already arrived and the seriously Injure a eat or dog. Antifreeze containing the proof was ri^ht there staring Holiday Fund, giving $1.34. Certainly if he can donate, ev- time has come to get ready for another winter. The propylene glycol, a safer chemical, is available. me in the factv eryone else can too. No donation is too small. Humane Society of the United Suites To The I'Ullloi: Ui'H mi the next block nui«s( ln> mad a . hit It Ih; •;|iltit m pu-senl in cwh Cheryl Ftnsk* I iially wi'.li th.it Mm-, M. cimnl coiil.l write n col ColtimnN should In- wrtlleti to cnieilain or trilorm, bouse bmlt by members of Iliibiiitt limn without ,.!!•. nil Mini: to the i luldien ol tixlay lor Hutnaiitty ', t\ I't |M Town history to be featured on TV PEDIATRICS WESTFIELD — Downtown and Former Westflstd town historian cast Community Programming de- Comcast Channel 57, which is seen Andrei G. Kati, M.D., F.A.A.P. Kdith A.Coldie, M.D. its history and growth will be Fea- Ralph Jones, new curator of thepartment. I am very pleased with in Essex, Hudson, Union and Mid- Svsan Barisch, M.D., F.A.A.P. Kathleen Dempscy, R.N.C., M.S., P.N.P. tured on a 25-minute television society collection, and Westfleld the time and effort that lisa Jones dlesex counties, the program will documentary on Comcast's com- Mayor Garland "Bud" Booth* pre- and two of the Comcast camera- be repeated on the Westfield Com- arc pleased to welcome ntunity access channel at 2:35 p.m. pared the text and narrate the pro- men have spent on our capturing munity Channel 36, and be avail- Marilyn Agin, M.D., F.A.A.P. Saturday. gram. the history and vitality of West- able for screening to interested into the practice of pediatrics Four additional viewings are lisa Jones, an independent tele- field's downtown,*' the mayor said. community organizations. and adolescent medicine scheduled for evening hours. The vision producer with experienca in The program also includes a seg- The scheduled broadcast times and announce the opening of a second production can be seen in the Westfield and dsawhew with ment covering the September 1996 on Comcast Channel 57 are: 2:35 Westfield area on Channel 57. urban Cabkt and ADC office location FestiFall and the diverse activities, p.m. Saturday; 6:05 p.m. Monday, The program traces the evolution edited the material vendors and amusements occur- 6:35 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 28; 6:35 10 SHAWNEE DRIVE, SUITE C 34ft SOUTH AVK., SUITE 3 of downtown Westfield from the Viewers wil see many I ring that afternoon. p.m. Saturday, Jan. 4; and 6:35 p.m. WATCHUNC, NJ 070*0 KANWOOD, NJ 0702J days that the Presbyterian Church no longer standing in the WestAetd Wednesday, Jan. 8. (*»)7S5-KIDS(5437) («») m-TOTS (86H7> was the center of the community downtown, such as the Downer- After its initial screening on and the stagecoach ran down Ben- Kinch house that stood across from son Place, formerly "the road to the Rialto until 18M and the Ca- 2536 Rt.22 East, Union, NJ Elizabethtown," to the modern-day sino, which burned in a spectacular KayBee toys and PNC Bank build- fire in 1912, and views of down- Across From Red Lobster ings. town from a —niway off limits lo- (908) 686-4040 The production blends postcards cation, the top of the from the recent publication of Stan Lipson'i book Watfleid in the SOUD WOOD HUGE Cfoidm Age o/ Pottconte and pic- tures from the Westfield Historical PLATFORM BED SELECTION OF Society archives with footage shot trvitisstalMM. Twin, Full or Queen on four occasions on and over the "Sine* that date I Light or Dark finish BEAN BAGS streets of Westfield cussing this F*Bjsct $ • Many Sizes Fourth 'Night Place* * Many Colors planned for Jaa. 10 149 WESTF1ILD — Th» (burth Slonfe Drawers Available • Headboard Additional $39 I "Night PkKt" «v«nt of trw lttMT school yaar wUl bt Friday. Jan 10 at ft I cliate School. I New Purchuc* Oiuy With Th« Night Ftaca It optn to | Thk Coupon Valid Thru D«c. 14 WwUWMm in sta Andrew Stein now Eagle Scout WESTFIELD - Andrew Stein, a member of Boy Scout Troop 39 of Westfield, For some people, completed his Eagle project September 1995 while a sophomore in Westfleld High School. The project, a requisite for gaining the rank of Eagle, was performed as a legacy to the holidays are the brightest his elementary school; it con- sisted of the planting of ever- greens, deciduous shrubs and ••> >i :'• i perennials and the reunish- ing of the picnic tables and benches at Jefferson Elemen- tary school on Boulevard. time of the year. Andrew planned, organized and managed the three-day "'-L i project and solicited dona- tions of plants and landscap- ing materials from Parker Greenhouse in Scotch Plains, Williams Nursery in West field, Bartcll s of Clark and Charles Murphy of Ken- ihvorth Material Tor the it-finishing was donated by Snerwin Wil- liams of Westfieki Assisted by troop members, family and friends, the jmiject took about 200 hours and was completed to the satisfaction of former principal Kelley Kesslah An hnnois student in the Junior class fit WHS, Andrew lias been a trumpet player in Ihe Trtx>p 'Mi IV>y Sct>ut band for seven yt-ars, and m now a member of the WHS Orches- tra, Jazz linrwt mid Wind En- semble. ll<- is currently R member iif the Key Club and the French Club Andrew urcwmuliited a total of nt lenst 21 merit badges and last serve*! us a troop fiiitH't leader. 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Persons will be 1:30 p.m. Jan. 6 aft community relations director for^7* minded singles at the Mojave buUd a model house detorated «•" the Presbyterian Church in West- ThThee Q^,Q^,^^ 292955 soutsouthh Ave.Ave, Fan- Grille. North Avenue in Westfield, Calling all SWCet tooths w»t« cookies and candies. fleW East Broad Street and Moun- ^ 1-4 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 19. _ . . . AARP chapter The workshop is open to chil- tain Avenue. Social starts 1 p.nx Reservation and $29 payment »O extension Workshop to meet Jan. 6 Members are asked to bring a Lmng as an Option for are due by Friday, Jan. 10. An A workshop on building a cookie dren, 7 and older, accompanied by The next meeting of the West- nonperishable food item. The pro- for OWer Adulte." equal number of men and women and candy holiday house will be 9 a parent. There is a $10 supply fee, Christmas Eve 9 AM to a F Christmas Hay 10 AM to 2 PM HOURS Mon.-W«d.9AMto9PM Thurs.-Sat.9AMto10PM Sun. 10 AM to 6 PM Not responsible for typographical •BRING IN ANY COMPETITOR'S AD OR COUPON AND WE WILL MEE errors. Sale items cash & carry OR BEAT THAT PRICE SUBJECT TO ABC REGULATIONS. only. Sale prices effective thru December 24th. Prices do not include sales tax. Beer prices represent 24-12 oz. bottles unless otherwise noted. WHfTf HOME 7 50 JAB 750 SEAGRAMS Chab • Rwt ROM O JNOQET AN Scotch Gin Whl Gran * Burg 7S0 SUTTEfl HOMC EmOiy AftO WIvM 2n* < HtO Zml • 750 JOHNNIE 7MJ FRIS S«uvignon Btanc • 750 JACK WALKER R£0 Vodka 80 DANIELS Soteo 750 PINCH 750 FINLANOIA 7S0 TUHMNG LEAF COOKS / 50 CROWN DIMPLE Vodka 80" Fum* • H#d 2 MUMM'8 Cordon Ho**. HflOSHCK FRANOILtCO f «UI Dry NV Ha/tinul t H)utui M0€T4 MUtTlM MUU CHAHMORO 4 gt CHANOON 1 W MUNWMIItMT \ i O'DOUL't tAM AOAMI c»pl S«tton»l») •AllAlfTMl CHAW riAN HACK MCNNtMY GIFT HKT I >U. niUNiTr I •nituiMrti < 'SO COUHVOMItN VSOP SOUA 01ERS OP TNtWOIIU) HmcAt HPBGIAJbH * tent* w««rt t*t II CW/ANO VfUMOOTH -«M R (Iry ^ CMCAM U NOHlt r-HAt WK I A V»itr.,k •«„ RUIIV* • I h«itl • Mm NH • ft»M<|WV1»»a • <•»«,) Ungti December 19,1996 A-7 School report card shows disparity A Value Since 1929 from high school. By KMVMBfTZ rankings increased by 1S.S percent percent of its students show com- >AILY • 15 Varieties TH0RECORD The test covers three subject and 13.2 percent, respectively. petence in mathematics. This gave Potato Corn Chowder • Potato Leek • Minestrone areas: reading, math and writing. These gains catapulted Edison Vegetable • Split Pea • Escarole/Mushroom • ChicKen etc. -i ______a 1 percent edge over the DFG and WESTFIELD — The town report Students may be ranked at Level ahead of the state averages, but the a whopping 25 percent lead over BAND can! •hawed a great disparity be- 1, indicating "competence;" Level school still fell short of its DFG. the state average. (99 YEARS) New Year's Eve • Regular Price* ft Menu In spite of a significant drop in tween the achievement levels at 2, "minimal competence;" or Level The percentage of students 10-2 * Special Package • Reservations performances on the writing por- 1 M the town's two intermediate 3, "not proficient." The state report showing competence in the writing fUN. BRUNCH t" lUtPlT LUNCN ft* DINNIt ft tion of the test, Edison also came schools. card compared both schools' scores section dropped from 87.8 in 1994- with those statewide and West- in ahead of the state average but New Year Day Brunch • $9.95 RESERVE 10-2 Both schools had mixed results behind the DFG. The percentage of 95 to 84.2 in 1995-96. Still, the field's District Factor Group (DPG), ( . K t )l II", It > .'(><> < on the Early Warning Test (EWD. students attaining Level I dropped school easily topped its DFG's av- the only diagnostic tool included in which includes schools with similar erage by more than 10 percent and Phone: (908)725-1500 • FAX: (908)725-6633^ sec ^economic profiles. 17.7 points to 59.5 percent between the state report, but notthside 1994-95 and 1995-96. the state by nearly 30 percent 1288 Rt. 22 Enst • Nrldcowatcr, NJ It is much to the Edison School's Roosevelt Intermediate School like its southskte equivalent, There is no rhyme nor reason to showed better scores than south- credit that it was able to signifi- Roosevelt was able to better its why the levels of achievement Uc Christina McCabe wins poster contest Christina McCabe, a sixth- grade student at Roosevelt Intermediate School an West- field, has won the local com- petition in the lions Peace Poster Contest sponsored by the Westfield lions Club. $600 gift Christina's poster is among t thousands of entries submit- ted worldwide in the ninth annual Lions International leads way Peace Poster Contest. This year's theme was "Building a Peaceful World." lions Club President Lois WESTFIELD — The Record Hol- Schcmbs said she was iday Fund was propelled into ac- pleased with the work the Roosevelt students did on the tion this week as eight donations project. lions Club Interna- - led by a single gift of $600 - tional sponsors the contest to advanced this year's total to emphasize the importance of $1,076.34. world peace to young people. Donors were Fuscon Enterprises One grand prize winner Inc., Barbara Short, The Pas- will be selected from 24 inter- quaretii Family, Bernard and Eliza- national finalists. Itie grand beth Shapiro, Cathy Johnson and prize includes $1,500, plus an two anonymous people. all-expense paid trip for the The $600 gift, the largest in the winner and two family mem- fund's three-year history, was sent bers to New York City for the by a donor who indicated her hus- awards ceremony at the Unit- band had traditionally given a ed Nations in March. large holiday donation to another As merit award winners, charity each year. The woman con- the remaining 23 finalists will tinued this custom annually after each receive certificates and her husband's death until last year, $250. when the charity lost her check. She then decided to use the money to assist the Caring Neighbor Squadron receives Fund. $1,000 check Donations to the Record Holiday 'LTie Northern New Jersey Fund are Altered in full to the Car- Power Squadron has received ing Neighbor Fund, which helps a $1,000 grant from the Vol- Many voices fellow Westflelders who find them unteer Involvement Fund of serves in financial dire straits. Peo- Students from McKfntoy School In ple like this: Exxon Corp. week. The $1,000 check was pre- A grandmother is terminally ill Bented to Barbara Roemmele, and continues to have high medi- commander of the squadron, cal expenses. She resides with her at its Dec. 6 meeting at May- disabled adult daughter and her fair Farms in West Orange by Weddings & En ements three grandchildren. Most of this Gordon D. Specht of West- family's income to used for month- field. Mr. Spocht, an Exxon ly living expenses, which increase retiree, is a squadron celestial Tori Ellen Testa during the winter because of high navigation instructor. heating expenses. The grant covers the pur- plans to marry Your tax-deductible donation to chase of a laser printer, over- the fund can help this family have head projector and a screen Robert Clemens a happy holiday. Any size donation for use by the squadron. The Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. TwU of will help. squadron's activities include Fanwood have announced the «n- Readers wishing to support this teaching courses both for its gaaanMint of tbttr daughter. Tvr\ year's campaign may send chet*s members and the public that EUen Testa, to Robert Pernetu, to the Record Holiday fund, P.O stress safety and boating Box 638, Cranford, NJ. 07016. Do- skills. son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clem- nors will have their names pub ens of Brooklyn, N.Y. lished in TV Accord unless they Experts in fields The future bride graduated Irom request anonymity. Scotch Plainf-Fanwood High "These donations to the Caring speak to students School and received her bachelor's Neighbor Fund enable me to assist Westfield schools had decree in Am arWtheater from people throughout the year, said many visitors to its class- Stockton State College. She to cur- administrator to the fund, Lillian rooms this month as part of rently completing her matter*! de- Coral. "As emergencies arise the Sharing Talents and free in line artateting at Brooklyn throughout the year, this is the Skills Programs of the West- (N.Y.) College. only reserve I have to fall back field Public Schools. on." Her fiance graduated from South ROKRT CLEMfNS The volunteers who speak Shore High School in Brooklyn offer their time and talents as and TOM WLXMM TESTA part of this program. and attended Kingsboro College. A member of Local 30, he la cur 'V planning This month's visitors in- lead plant maintainer at Neponsit cluded: Mel Williams, who rently enrolled In the Stationary discussed the business of Engineer Apprenticeship Program. Health Care Center. radio; Dave Toiler shared in- He is employed by New York An October 1Q»7 wedding is new classes formation about teaching ca- MR. and MRS. PETER CHASE 8WICKBR City Health and Hospital Corp. as a planned. reers; Ollie Ikx-me discussed consumer frnud; Ken Mnrsh for winter covered ecological concerns; Trish Ohnsorg WESTFIELD - The Westfleld Bill Mills and Villaii's Self Violeta Bacate Badeo weds >rY" is planning some new classes Defense I'enter staff demon- plans to marry strated Relf-rtefense and Tai- for its winter session. Chl techniques; Karyn Peter Chase Swicker Chris Morck Along with its usual sport and Hoenut shared her ex|tertise Mr. and Mrs. Chirk Ftillerton of groom, was the attendant for the Bill nnd Debbie Ohnsorg of dance classes, drama snd art his- with sign language; Visiting Shew l Died 8/20/91 Died 12/28/93 Died 5/28/92 Died 6/10/93 Died 1/IW94 This important message brought to you by the following sponsors: •ndoorlne Metebollo Prestige State ••nit MADD •omoraot Madloal Associates 1 RoyaTRd • flnmint|tort of Hunterdon/Sorrntrsei Contor 844 North Avt I • W 62 WMttWd Av« • Wtitfield (908) no Counties Addiction Recovery Program (908) 238-04M (905) 654 3377 91 E Somerset St. * Raritan 110 Rihlll Ave. • Somervlile Rarltan Saving* Bank (SOS) Q26-4M4 (908) 2187990 Weatneltf Polio* Dopt' 9 Wsfji Somerspi 81 • Itorilan WortfltM l«N*ar 452 Bait Broad St. • Weitfleld (908) 725 mmo •thloon Inc. WattflaM»l|»S1iop MM Homa oaniMr (008) 789-4000 US Hwy 22 * Somtiville 214 E Broad St • Weltfffld 700 North Avi, e*t * W •.ft. Mauling ft Clean Up (90B) 218-0707 (908) 232-2827 (906) 23S-MM5 Edison (90B) nn 5111 DRINKING AND DRIVING ARE DEADLY! Please Drive Safely and Enjoy Your Holidays. December 19,1996 A-11 You said it: 'We get a few runners who wobble every year.' Over 400 people ran in the Hangover Run last New Year's Director Mork Day. Net gains Scoring Westfield High boys basketball team is WHS making tactical changes for success By JAMES RCIU.V "Ryan (Orzillo) has been a pleas- girls THE RECORD ant surprise for us because even though he's a senior, he didn't play There are two basic ways to go Boys last year," said Carey. "And for about building a basketball team. Basketball him to crack into the lineup has strong You can come up with a system been impressive. He's coming on and fit your players into that sys- and should help us." tem, or you can look at your play- Schultz is an interesting case in ers and decide which system best that he's one of the tallest players fits their talents. point eter." on the team but will most likely Westfield High boys Head Coach Three key returnees from last see plenty of action at the point, as Stew Carey has chosen the latter. year's team will lead the Blue Dev- well as the inside man in the tri- •y JAWHt WEMLV Faced with a strong group of re- ils as senior guard/forward Bob angle offense. THE RECORD turning seniors, and a team more Schultz (6-foot4), wingman Jason "Bobby's like a point guard/for- Westfield High girls bas- blessed with size than speed, Carey Yarusi (6-2) and forward John Fag- ward," said Carey. "He's a good has made some adjustments to gins (6-2) will be back on the court ketball Head Coach Kathy ball-handler and can see over Hauser has identified the se- better compete this season. for their last season with WHS bas- many of the guards he'll face. He'll "We used to be a team that ketball. cret to success in the also be inside on the triangle, Watchung Conference. would play mostly man-to-man de- "We've got a senior-laden club which we hope will lead to some fense, but we don't really have the and we expect Faggins and Yarusi 'You have to score to win good matchups for us." games in this conference," quickness to keep up with some of — who've been on the varsity for Without the presence of a the competition that way, so we're three years — to step up and lead said Hauser. "That's some- bonaftde pivot player, the Blue thing we're working on." making a change there," said the team with strong play in games Devil shooters will be counted on Carey. "We do have some decent and practice," said Carey. "And And with only two seniors heavily for points. departing from last year's 9- size and we'll look to defend that Bobby (Schultz) was a starter last "In the past we'd get shots, but way." year, where he got to know the they weren't necessarily the shots Changes will come on the of- ropes in this conference, too. And we wanted to take," said Carey. fensive end of the court as well then we'll need the new guys to "With Yarusi, Turner, Mattieli and when the Devils open their season kick it into gear." McCullum we have some guys who tomorrow at Shabazz in Newark. Top newcomers include senior can make the shot, and we'll be "On offense we're going to try forward Ryan Orzillo (6-3), sopho- counting on them to come through Girls and run the triangle," said Carey, more guard Lamont Turner (6-2) when they're open and we kick the who lost point guard and offensive and junior transfer Andrew Hay- ball out to them." Basketball sparkplug Brian Ciemniecki to ward (6-4), who hails from New The Blue Devils play in the graduation. "Brian is no longer Zealand. Junior foward Rob Mc-ultra-competitive Watchung Con- 13 squad — Ann Lutken- here, and we need to score points CuUum (6-3) will see action at for ference where perennial state houae and Erin Zielenbach — without his penetration and quick- ward, while seniors Marcus Mattieli power Elizabeth and strong Plain- Hauser expects good things ness. We'll play the triangle, where (5-9) and Quinton Redding (6-0) field and Union squads are among from her key returnees. the passing game is designed to will play on the wing, and class- the leaders. This tough conference, MJOUBTO F. MENE2ES/THE RECORD "We've got plenty of play- get our inside game going, which mates Shaun Morrison (6-2) and and the unknown quality of the Andrew Haywsrd (14) puts up the shot aa ttto Westflsk* High ers back from last season, allows us to kick the ball out and Brent Turlington (6-2) are penciled current Westfield team, leaves boy* basketball team prepares for tomorrow's season-opener at and they know what it takes get good shots from the perim- in as forwards. Carey cautious. Shabazz High. to compete," said Hauser. "And we've got players who aren't afraid to shoot, which is very important. We want to get good ball movement and fast passing against tones, and work the piek-and-roD Despite a hangover, you can still run against man-to-man defense. Either way, I think we've got •y JAMf WCtiLV The Central Jersey Road Run- those who register before Dec. 26 enough players to score." THK RECORD ners Club conduct the race at and $12 for those who show up Senior Amy Williams is a Tamaques Park in Westfield, and the day of the race, which is usu- forward with a nice shooting How do you plan to spend your although many fine local runners ally the lion's share of the partici- touch and classmate Atens •New Year's Day? — including Scotch Plains native pants. legate has great range si ' A lot of folks wake up at the Joe McVeigh, three-time cham- "Wrwn you factor in family ..shooting guard. Junior Col- crack of noon, swallow a handful pion Phil Gibbons and Bloom- commitments arid the weuther, leen Ryan also has a good of aspirin, brush their tongue and field's Gavin Sloane — have par- most of our runners register the shooting eye from the guard fall on the couch to watch a mara- ticipated in the past, the race wel- day of the race," said Zenobia. position. thon of outlandish parades and comes any and all runners, seri- "We had over 400 people last year, Senior Nicole DeSsntis and over-hyped football games. They ous and otherwise. Some runners so many that we've expanded the junior Megan Devitt will ro- often go so far as to call this activ- have even been known to imbibe track a bit to accommodate the tate at center, while senior ity (or lack thereof) a tradition. in a few cordials during the New numbers this year." co-captains Jen Kemps and . But what started as a small club Year's Eve celebration the night The race begins and ends at Tarn Douglas arc key of' race in Tamaques Park has grown before. Tamaques Park with part of the tensive contributors. Junior into a real life tradition as the "We get a few runners who course running outside onto Wil- Vkki Nusw will speU Kemps Hangover Run kicks off its 15th wobble every year," said Zenobia. low Grove Road. Awards will be at point guard and sopho- I edition nt noon Wednesday, Jan. "We've had a runner from as far presented to the top three male more forward Liz McKcon awuy as England and several and female! finishers overall and provides a burst of energy • "It started out as a very low- come over from New York City top male and female Westfield from both the guard and for- key, low-energy event that about for the race, but it's still very low- resident finisher. A ceramic mug ward positions 150 people came out for," said key. It's not a race where people will be awarded to every 10th fin- Rounding out the squad is ; Race Director Mark Zenobia. "But strive to better their personal-best isher. defensive specialist Kather- 1 over the years it's become a real so much as a race where you can Applications ran be obtained by ine Ball and senior center Sa- tradition. We've Rot people who've get out and meet people and have mailing a self-addressed stamped mantha Lrgonew. . run in all IT) races, and families some fun." envelope to CJRRC, e/o M. Zeno- Hauser sees the contribu- that come out every yeur. It's still Participants can partake in ba- bia, 54 Thomas Drive, Clark, NJ tions of DeSantts and Devitt a celebration of the New Year, gels und hot chocolate after the mom. For information call Race at center as the engine by and u lot of fun, hut rnoiv and rui1*', and everyone gets an official Director Murk Zenobiu at 381- which the offenftc can run. more jx-ople aiv enjoying it. Hey, T-shirt for thrlr efforts as well. 0318 or Nancy Wiltlerntter at 464- "We want to drop the ball the more the merrier ' The cost of registration is $10 for 2065. inside where Nicole and Megan have pmition, and wlwn they'n1 doubled we can kick it out lor six- to eight foot jumpers," said Hauser. "Once we get those good Westfield grapplers Khot.4, our cenU-r is already in position to trash the boards, where our forward* can pin hopes on youth pick up som«* rHmunds." defense In equally lm- 135. h'reshrnen Dim Kawirkl «nd '"nil? key to nialn- Sent) .loffe will «et the nod »t H).'t i strong prenencft in TltKttKCURI) mid I 12, respectively, find wiphu the pnint i«< to not full for th« mure KJcluird HiitHeld Is rettuiiHitf II rut dike and leave your What they lack in quantity, they feet," tuiid lluuner. "Nicole hope to make up for In quality. from n hull'-wuFson nt the varsity mid Me^dii Uith hnvr nocid 'Ifie Westlletd Hi^h wrestling level lust yenr to nimjieU' In one of nl/f and if they can nUiy on team cornea into the Hcaaoii low In thi' higher weights their feet und (ttUihliHli • numlx'ia only 10 Btudenls curnc Mead Conch Don MneDonitld ium piemuH-e in the piilnt rm d#- % out for the KIJUMI but thi' excite- u ((rotip t>{ fiiMt yenr IVeHhineri ferme, w« rim u<> from thi'fi*, ment level in rjulte liiKh. trulnlriK (him 171 U> heiivywcinht When teattiH then «o to thr> lint will Ix- very ••iiutiotis nlMtut WP'II "I'm really enthiiMinutic alniiit ril ll H'»'ie, hitvp the year," wiid junior KM) pounder thniwiiiK one of liin neophyte n l' po'.iiioii for relMHttultt." Mike Baly, who'll he 1M action to pliTH U> the iloft't Ix'loie hi-'fi remly. iJefriiMively. Nuwe, Keiiipn morrow when the Mine I)i'viln "Not.hltij! cfin lie i!iiiiicil J><»rn und Unit me the top Itnll- hef;in their KC'IKUII ut I'Ji;• t JJhle, Unit." Mtld MiicDoriiilH '"II ley luiwkM, while Wllliimm IN "We're I filmier In numtxTM, no liliven'l wivrslletl lit thi;i Irvi'l In' itdept at nhi»iln»i ii'lKHind* doulit We'll' n very you tin team. fore, find we don't wnril lo put too IIOIII lullit opfNiiientN with Hut the uuyn we hnve hen1 un1 much preswtne on them We'd like .ithliliciMii und Kin oc mi vvy. linwitrd to working hard to keep them in the ; oj/inrti, und "We wmit to lw» wllvi' on Improving to the point where if tlmt meniiM liritifiitift (Ii«'iii iiloni', the defensive rnd of the vw cun tlnlfih ii|i Mtronn" HIOWI.V, thiiffi wlwil w<'ll do." coiiiI," Milil lliiiim S( OKI K()\K1) AH forms are due by Jan. 1S. Registration lee be held on Jan. 1, )M7 at noon at Tamaques tor children age 7-B ii $40. Players HO are Park In WMMd. The race it conducted by ma $50. ti-12 are $65. and 13-16 are $75. Maxi- Central Jersey Road Runners Club and has mum per family tee It 1140. Anyone registering become a Mew Years Day tradition - snow, SOUND OFFt after Jan. 15 will be charged a late processing rain or thine. Qot • mom to report? Hava « story or taa- ft* Ol 125. For information, call 233-4767. All entrants will receive a cotton T-shirt and tura WaaT Or do you JuM want to vant your enjoy post-race hoi cnocolaU and bagals •ptMn lo Hit local iporKadAor? NEW LEAGUE? 1 There win be a random merchandise drawing N your anMMr to any ot VM abovt ia 'Vast. The Weatlteld Baseball League is proposing tor all participants Awards will be given to the prMM 0* Jama* fMiy at 2766000 or tax lo: lo sponsor an Instructional league for players top three male and female finishers overall and S7S422Q. Our atMraaa It: 102 Watnut Ave, ages BIB The formation ol the league Is do top male and female Westfield resident fin Crantord, N.J. 07016 pendent upon the number ol interested partici- pants per age group and Field availability. Hog- Ishw, A ceramic mug will be awarded to every •ASfBALL HEOISTMTIOM Islration fee will be $20 torn finisher Tha WaMtaM BaaabaJl Lvagut (WBL) hat All playsrs interested can call 233 4767 and Applications carl be obtained by mailing a 'begun Ha INT raojatraUon. Formi, In addition leave name, dale of birth and phone number. Ml* addrossod stamped envelope lo CJHflC, Sharpshooters to batnfl rttWbutad to local achooU, will also A representative of the WBL will then contact c/o M Zenobia, 54 TrioimiH Drive, UUnK, NJ The Westfield Soccer Association Sharpshooters are: (front row) Jon Tannenbaum, ba avadabt* M Kahtar't AIMattc Balanca or tha you with additional Information 07066. The cost ol the race In 110 lor pro Laadar Stora. Anyona unabta to atend «h« rag- entrants batata Dec 20, and |I2 the ilny ul Imbert, Ryan Shallcroas, Brad Fechter, Brady Lau, Mark Klein; (back row) Head Coach Fred Mrafcm ow ma) ki Mr tormi to WBL. P.O. HANGOVER RUN the race For more Information, call Haco Di- Gelsster, Matt Gallagher, Paul Goldwettz, Joe G«italer, Brendan Egan, Edward Dtgottal, BON 1SS, WwMMd, NJ 07081. AH nt* playari Applications are now being accepted for the rector Mart Zenobia at (908) 3810318 or Steven Lynes, Assistant Coaches Graham Degottal and Jerry Fechter. mutt tuppry a oopy of trwir blrtti cartlflcata. 15th Annual 5K Hangover Run Road Hace to Nancy Wilderolter at (DOB) 464 26SV Forbes lassifieLocal d (908) 722-3000 INTRODUCTIONS Fax Central New Jersey's best choice for meeting some- 800-559-9495 (908)231-9638 one close to home. 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Safety MumifiK'turv! s sui&esUHl retail Behind the wheel of the SHO, produces 235 horsepower and 230 tively simple, with struts, coil It ivmains flat in corners, exhibits Dual airbags, anti-lock brakes pnee is $25,!):<0; us tested, $29,090. Higher speed limits put need for safety in the spotlight Sptstl limits are on the rise in more tomotive. "Those two factors combined state sixt-d limits to 75 niph. including Cooper Automotive'* Wagner lighting window to react in an emerm'tiry. That's than hulf the states, prompting auto in- make it extremely important for people to Arizona, Colorado, Nebraska, Nevada and division this year introduced a xenon-filled why it is critical for motorists to lie able to dustry experts to warn motorists to main- keep their ears in good condition, es- Wyoming. Eleven states, including Ala headlamp called Uritelite that generates see and I*1 scon," Kwinn says tain their autos for safety. pecially the wiper blades, tires and all the bania, California, Florida, Georgia, Mis- BO percent brighter, whiter light thun AnolhiM' consideration is engine per- In many states, speed limits have risen lights." sissippi, Missouri and Texas increased in standard halogen ami incandescent head- formance. Irons 55-75 mpli. In Montana, the daytime Speed limits began to rise Dec. 1995, one terstute speeds to 70 mph. lamps. The new headlamps put out more "liu'reiiwd S|«'eds eiiti hint fuel mileage, sfwed limit isn't even regulated; authori- month after President Clinton signed the More than u dozen other suites haw foreground light and have a 30tlenrt<<> and increase engine wear and tear. Make ties only ask that people drive at u "rea- National Highway Designation Act, repeul- considered raising limits. wider beam pattern for better peripherul sure your engine is tuned pro|K>rly. Fresh sonable and prudent" speed. Intf the federal speed limit mandate. A number of automotive companies vision. s)Kirk plu^s and spaik plun wires a a' a "Higher speed limits reduce the amount A total of 2« SWten have SICTCTSRI Speed have developed new products to improve Along with good working headlightR, Hood first step of time a driver has to react, and extend limits on highways and other roads, ac- driving safety and pcrfonnmuv, now more Kwinn urges motorists to check and This way, he says, diiviiw will lie safer stopping distances," says David Kwinn, cording to the Advocates for Highway urul important than ever with the increuse in change wi|«r bludes on a regular basin. even at higher s| metis vice president of marketing for Cooper Au- Auto Safety. Ten states increased inter- speeds. 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Tot. mthly pymnts $1,896 Res val $10,163 40 Tot pymnts at initiation of lease $?,279. VINWSOl)/173, Stk#H/7-O69 lease '97 Honda Accoid LX for $89/mu, clossd end, ?4 mos w.ooo mi/yi I !I(/ITH tlmroafiof MSRP $19,785, $1,840 cap cost red, $500 sec (top., bank fw $545 1st pymnl $89 due at inception Tot mttily pymnts $2,136 End ot lease option, Oxford loase, buy at fair market valun Tot pymnts at initiation ol leaso $?,974, VINIVA053I.H!, Stk#M9/ i)f« I nnsn 9/ Honda Accord tXlor $159/mo, closed-end, 24 moB 12.000 ml/yr .t5#/mi. thereafter, MSRP $21,895, $1,900 cap cost red, $1/5 sec dep, bank fee $450.1st pymnt SIM due at mcoption Tot mlhly pymnls $3,816 Rns wl $16,4?! 75 Fot pynmts at mitialion at Ifi.vm $?,(M4, VINIVA0631?!, Sik#H9/-O93 lease '97 Honda Accord fX for $169/mo, closed-end, 24 mos 12,000 mi/yr ,15f/ml thereafter, MSRP $25,495 $2,400 cancostrod,$t75sec dep., bank I«B $450.1st pymnt $169 duo at inceptionfot. mthly pymnts $4.0M> Ite val $1!),t?175 loi pymnts at initiation ol lease $3,194, VIN/VA00448?, Sik#H9?-065 General least subject to change w/out notice Notresp for typo errors Pricing Includes nil costs to bo paid by consumer exc lie, reg and all applicable taxoB and loos I nsses iosp tor nunm and MCOSS WQIU and tear Prices aubjflcl to change without notice Art for Illustration purposes only Ixcliisivv IIOSI* \ Ih-nln Used Route 22 Bridgewater / 908-722-5566 December 18,19, 20, 1996 Forbes Newspapers / SMU- 5 8000 «30 8200 8600 AUTOMOBILES MOTORCYCLES BOATS i •210 • ATVs 8610 - BOMS BUICK- 94 Century. •aao • Mopetfs •820 - Powtr Boats 4DR, 3BK mi. spotless CHEVY- '77, Corvstto, 3S0 auto, needs paint & •230 • Olf-Road •830 - Sailboat* cond., asking S10.500. •240 • On-Road •840 • Motors 908-725-1696 Interior work. J4200/BO. 908-985-8043 •280 • Partt,,Accstorle» ••SO - Marinas BUICK- 91 Park Av- •ervice •M0 • RenUls A enue, garaged, leather, PLVMOTH '90 LASER •280 - Mlacellaneous Charters loaded. 44K orig. ml. RS TURBO- 63k, 1 •870 - Slip Rentals Asking $9300. 526-0135 owner exc, cond.fully 8880 • Storage loaded $6800. 526-0135 •320 8890 • Supplies CARS FOR 81O0 OR SELL YOUR B70O - Parts and BEST OFFER- Seized Accessories and auctioned by OEA, •MO Service FBI, IRS. All rnodeli, 4x4s, Sport and NEW MOPEDS- go- •710 - Mlac Boating 8010 • Under *1000 4wds, boats, computer* UtfM Trucks carts A mini bikes. Coll 8020 • Und«r $2500 and more. Your ares MJ's Small Engine Re- •030 • Automobile* now! t-BOO-451<0050 exl. pair. 908-832-724; •040 • Antiques and C198 FORD, 1991, Explorer FIND YOUR Claitlc Automobile* XLT. Excel, cond. 8400 •050 • Luxury CHEW TB VAN-full kit $10,500 negotiable. 908- •MO - Sporlseare couch, bath stall, many CAR FAST! 744-1494 HICREATIONAL DREAM BOAT •070 - Family Vans new parts, 145k, $3500, VEHICLES BOM • 4X4's, Sport and Call 908-658-4539 NISSAN- 95 Pathfinder Light Trucks FOftO- 91 Explorer XLT, SE, 4 dr., loaded, 8410 • CarMwrs and 8090 - Trucks and Vans S21.000/BO. Call 549- B9K ml. loaded. $12,000. 3764 after 7 pm B100 • financing 234-0928 •410 • Motor Homee 8110 - Parts, Accss- •4M - HV Peris. aorta* HONDA "81 ACCORD- A««*sorlea A Service and Service* EX. 4 dr, ac, am/fm/cas, •440-MtscKV 8120- Automotive 5 spd. good cond. Trucfcs and Vans Repair $9500.908-218-9713 RNDTHE 8130-Miscellaneous HONDA '82 ACCORD INTEHNATIONAL Automotive LX— 5 *pd, mint cond. B1MSJ4 SERIES- Crew PERFECT 27k, 1 owner, $11,000. Cab. Dump Truck, SAller 908-752-4367 attachments, 10 ft snow VEHICLE plow, 67k orlgn. mites, a JEEP '14 GRAND must to seel $6500. CHEtNOKEC- Laredo. IN FORBES Mint cond. green, 4x4, FOND '87 F3SO- Mason auto, alloy wheels, log Dump, new body & hoiit, CLASSIFIEDS! CHRYSLER- 35 lights all pwr. amfnV all pwr. anVfm, runs exc. LeBaron GTS Turbo, 4 cass. 34k, $19,500. Call $7,59$. 735-5532 DR, PS, PB, AC, Pionear ave 909-604-4707 FORBES NEWSPAPERS Sys., new tiros/brakes runs good, needs clutch MERCURY 'M ORAND S800BO 908-561-0941. t L$L$- VB,, 1 ownerr, good condd, leath- er Int. $7,900$, . Call 9 sm to 7 pm 33SB-O22S 2 OLDS *S8 CUTLASS- AUTO BIOGRAPHY Calal* Quad 4 engine, CANS BOUOHT * SOLD $2900 $2,000. 4 dr.ac, auto all MFRtl REMOVAL M pwr. eruil*. 429-4218 Of Any Junk Car KEMPER CADILLAC 24 Hr Towing Service BUICK 'S3 UtOAL- 6 PMOH'M MOM LX- Well Run Your Ad For 4 Weeks! • 908-847*397 • 5 miles Irom Bridqewator Commons cyl, suto, 102k cruise, 5 spd. mint cond. B3k beeper 908-819-1944 Route i?2 Enst at fioute ?li'f Ovt-rpnss $4545. WB-752-4M7 Bn(l(tewait'i loaded, many new parti AACON AUTO A TrucK I15Q0/BO 756-2407. SUHAMI- 92 L, 4 whl buyers. Top $8 paid. VW- '71 Super Beetle, wagon, ant) loch brakei, •Over 300,000 Readers Sam* day tnh. (908) 469-4500 good cond. rebuilt enq . AC, 92K hwy ml. Exc. Cond. $8000. <5»-4O>4 528-2488 new mulfler. JZOoaBO * * * * it 90B-469-5429 uMAIM- 88 323 •For $39.00 ABSOLUT! AUTO CHIY»OHT/Oiq Hfttchbk, Std. AC. AM/ Cash For Your Car FM cass, 1001c, Asking $3200. Call »Qe-2S3-O»4f we will publish your classified t»s IBO A up tm Junk or Running METUCHEN CHEVROLET/GEO FMI Pickup-Local Area 950 Rt. 27 South for four weeks We ISM Sara* Metal Metuchen, NJ 08040 ACUflA '88 LHMWHH)- MlMS B5K, Sapd. ac. sunroof, CORVtTTI T-ROOF*- exc. cond $6900. 908- 1SS2 with covers. Slate (908) 549-4700 2327094 blue. 8M0/BO. 88S-O373 •UICK- '90 SKylark, 50k MASM M- 8 cyl, model • 1-800-559-9495* ROYAL CHEVROLET/GEO ml., Bin eat., handles 320,42k mile*, older res- well In snow, good cond. toration. Call altar 4pm. Route 20 $3000. 908-21B-8475. M8-TH-M18 * Ads larger than 4 lines, $2 per line extra Jus! East ol Rl. 23 & Rt. 207 Intersuction Bound BrooK • Bound Brook Chronicle (908) 356-2460 • Craniord Chronicle SIIZED CARS FROM RND 1178- Porsches, Cadil- • • Franklin Focus . SKW AM • StQP tn»| lacs. Chsvys. BMW's. • Qr«*n Brook-North Plainfield Corvettes. Also Jeeps, 4 FOUR-WHEEL FUN WDs. Your area. Toll Iree Journal 1-80O-218BOOO Ext. A- CLAYTON AMERMAN DODGE IN FORBES CLASSIFIEDS! • Highland ParK Herald , 6139 lor current listings "74 Years of Sales and Service" • Hills-Bedmlnster Press im BUY AMY HONDA, MuinStreet. Ponpach • Metuchen-Edison Review MAZOA, NISSAN, TOYO- TA- Junk, damaged or (908)2340143 • Middlesex-Dunellen Chronicle high miles. Will pay • Piscataway Review liBo. lo $1,000. depends on condition, lor 1885 A • Scotch Ptains-Fanwood Press up. We pick up a pay • Somerset Messenger-Gazette cash. Seven days a • South Plalntield Reporter week. (101) 403-1763 SATURN OF GREEN BROOK 270 Route 22 Wnst • Warren-Watchung Journal Wt PAY HIOHIST PMCBS Groen BrooK, NJ0BU12 • Westtield Record Forbes NEWSPAPERS For Cajtj^Trucks * Vans (908)752-8383 Your TICKET to RIDE with Forbes Newspapers 25", 19", or 13" Color TV, Color VCR, Microwave Oven, iMention into Dealers Home Entertainment Reach Over Center, or Other Gilt* 100,000 Homes In Somerset, Middlesex 9k Union Counties ,'>•*/, MORI Advertise In Any or All O/'Thesc Fine Newspapers mm On •*f"i Cai DOUND UHOOK CHRONICLE HHONDA CHANFOnU CHUONICLE FHANKLIN FOCUS GRE6N SHOOK NORTH PLAINflCLD JOURNAL HIGHLAND PARK HERALD OVIR 1.000 mw I UMd Can TO OIOOM Promt HILLS tlEDMINSTf R PRESS METUCHUN rUISON RtVIEW MIDDLESEX UUNEl I r N CHRONICLE PISCATAWAY Rf VIEW SCOTCH PLAIN!", r ANWfKJ)l) PHESS SOPMErUJET Ml li.SI NCil R GAZETTE If we cant beat any competitor's price on the same vehicle, SOUTH PLAINf If I I) Rf PORTER WARHPN WATCHUNCJi JOURNAL wrsTFin t)Ri c;oni) WE'LL GIVE YOU THE CAR, FREE! Let Forbes Newspapers Drive You To Your Highest Cars Sales Expectations! Fbrb ACURA or VIP. N Ti W S P A P I! R S |?--j|*? 1OM1I1VILL1 HONDA Call Frank Bottone For More lnformat!onVl\ 1231 Rout* 22 Waist 9BB lom«r««t Str*i*t (908) 722-3000ext 6340 FAX (908) 231 -9638 '& Brldg«wat«r North PlalnfUld (900) 704-0300 {90B\ 783-1 BOO ,1 („ **< II* yrtl hnwl » r.».|«i f "i >' fltost investments are made through brokers. But strangely, quite a few are made through Saturn sales consultants. Because in addition to being pretty nice cars, Saturns are also pretty nice financial tools.They have excellent depreciation costs, a very low cost of ownership and the best overall values in their class * Making a better^ investment just might take a justice of the peace. Hope to see you soon. PER MONTH ] LEASE A SATURN 36 months Payments based on 1997 SL2, automatic transmission and AC M.SR.P. $14,740. First month's kase payment of $199 plus $475 acquisition fee. $674 due at lease signing, license, title, registration fees, taxes and insurance are extra Disposition fm of $300 due at lease end Option to purchase $10,465 36 monthly payments total $7,164. Primary lending source must approve the lease Mileage charge of 154 per mile over 36.000 miles Leasee is responsible for excessive wear L and use. Delivery must be taken from retailer by 12/31/96 J 2475 ROUTE 22 WEST, UNION • (908) 686-2810 270 ROUTE 22 WEST, GREEN BROOK • (908) 752-8383 * YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD SATURN RETAILERS f A DIFFERENT KIND of COMPANY. A DIFFERENT KIND of CAR. Ihe Compute Car Cost Citiih: /<;%. Inlelli Chokx*. Im CampbM, CA L.OVY HUGE ICE! IP I MM MUM., It I THAT'S THE WMH.4*. 1JID0HC WIVtM|.ftV4-«N tt'Vlv tft 14 m * |NlltfM.,P/S/,M, MWUi. m m+n I I AM t im v i i CJtVALJM LI tttl m«1, Vorlic 4300 V6 |fHM*qt«m«t ? ¥1* SF! mg w/4-jpd *uto tram w/owdr. P/S/ftWaN». AyC w/3 ipd tula HM/f M ittr»o C«i nil [ Nim, P/S/B hu(h«t WM rtading lamp* 8 p«fsi»i III, A/C. m*ti. udiu, AM I wllng tool luQg artitf Ini wipers Sbmw Vift#V7imi4 Msm 18,154 241 I StM/974 VWTB180W IDS*/ i2f790'169m. 195 ^T W^* Conv»rtlbt» 2 dr ?wtM«l dnv« I 61 USED CAR SUPER STORE SOHC I* *v L4 Mfl wg ml} »|>d ltd trtm P/S/S AM.f M ittrw I f ASt I INAN( » c»* . no Mi mtlt VIH#T«»IM9O m*r 12,338 166 MO 209 IUS59 -i'yJjj^WHWWBi W VAN 11 iutumnwtiod »\n\ Summit whi!« Vniir. MXHI VH ; 4300 Vti SH 8f I MH|. P/S/fl/W't ki/Arit w'4 tpd AM/fM «l«t»n HIM. w/[ n M'S.-H A/t; Mi- A/C,l.'iilM. lilt. I«M .111111 hack st-s i 2675 ROUTE 22 W., UNION (3 mi wnt of Qardtn Slflt* 1,000 CASH HI CHEVROLET GEO ml ,'i.ftl- iflti 11|% fit a.M jMy i,ft nri num im | tifitHiD (,**•!»( A A taW *»**»« to po*» lop Mi mischief, dfcwMy conduct, y on Woodbridge Avtnue attMnplad to tea on fcd Ha aDeg • netting am* 410In Hilhknd Pirtt, »d cw«d it to atraek iha fl The 'Duh' Ml over iwhUe he «M on it, pcttoi A Cranbmy man, M, *u The mm attegNfy iat on a m ukL count of ato- tareych at Hariey Davidson Ib- The wvk* mmifer helped tht tea aid ti» Haw IMMMI OT- files nm pick up the Wte end MM kto k*nd Ma ii#at ajidi during him what he hid been doinf on it, ttttKufla.poleeiaM Happy Holidays cauiinc the man to ilkgetfly ha- The moisfqrete euatatnad dam- comebeUiferent, poiia ukL aft to iti dnnne aUe covar, M Skin Dynamics Mikei Gift-Giving Eisy! An off-duty New Bnuuwfck po- peg, hand ife gai tank and tot- lice officer prttent at the aotne The Holiday Season is here. Now is the time to treat kientifted himself and atked the Hw man got a leaa oomfcrtabte that special person to a Skin Dynamic! rift. man to do the lame. At this point, •eat at Mkttaan County AduJt the man allegedly became diior Conectional Center, whew his bail Skin Dynamics offers the ideal present for wasietatttHO. family members, co-workers, and friends. derly, cuming at the officer, and THE EXPERIENCE IN BEAUTY CARE Weekend^ f Editor RoaOianm Nathan Shaihoua Chriatonlw Lewtnca To tug|f »t a nory ido or ask i quf idon about Wufcia* flui, cull itiitor Nathan Shasttoua at (9()H) 722 3000, Ext M07 Semi pnu rtkuri and If (ten to the edimi to Wfckcrxj Plus. Fnrbri Newipaprn, P O Bon 699, Somcfville, NJ 01876. IN ihr *m and k i»un- ^upf letmnt (of Mm Ml^' Mrswn|fi ddttttt, Bnurat Br<»* Chnnick, QfMIt Brook W«nen Watthuni ioumil, HitU H«imm«rt«f PWM, Nnklii) HOCM, •facial care • body care • waxfog iikllewit iXjwIkn (1iRinKt«. Piwa<«w«y (Uvicw, M»1*h«n Bdiw He***, • personalized make-up • electrolysis 'limfwld Hrpumr, HiiKland Ymi liwiid, Cranfcri Chnwtck, Weufkld Katvd, • mart/cures • pedicures • m 14 lUgt c< mttanxc ips wortk dashing fk>*ouc|K the snow foi*... phom II CofmdlinJtihfiw 1« CMMrmi Gift)/ iBA&NxiOitt ?3 flypiy Row 1 f II P«t Aytncy %• ' ••: ^fl I ftlg Itfth M lt^« 40 Tti brutal, tbt» 41111* 4^ B^ 41 QUaflMif 14 «**•)! Jtmut ? i Mi «t ^ We (uv sio4c wilK DIU1 vvitlc si'livflim o\ i\iu\\\\y t|iffj M ftH M WtwtfwN Gamut 'olliM. ltl»lrH ym\ will jitul C^JU lly w\\t\\ you n»*i o>*. 10 ^MMuh mtguliw iXTWN I Suburban Jewelers t PttoiiA ttiTwrli » Certified Appralsere and Oemolaglata 129 Eaet Front Street * Plalnfleld, New Jeraey • Tel, 900.788*1774 intifpfiM ZOM Only 9% IIIH tat Hdurti Obw lundty Dtcwibr 19th «JJwJ 1 liOOSiM, W*t< PMECIOUS MOMENTS • DAVID WINTER • SWAROVSKI • LENOX on V: •£. V 18-20 * i >; i Contents Miscellaneous Confidential J Cover ttory Kid Stuff IIMHIt*ll«MI 6 Flicks i•(•»••!•ti111«•!••«» 1 Music Mix 8 What to do 9-//We feel for you, really we do Introductions // Wttkmi Cmfldmtial Is flum- , but pnibably \ wai mon moxed, perplexed and just gener- •cared of them than they win of ally caught off guard by a reaction we rtcHvod to what we thought He ahownd C'o Dining out 13 wu «fairly innocuoui quwrUort; d#va«tation. Kven thf contmii of 1 What do Jewish people do while drawer rnlMlng Ita hattdlt had Oentlia society celebrate C^h^i»^ bilk atxjut social mMUm orKan- on non t!hri»ttrriftiy altema- tpen gotten In. 1>ir mccotma mm* mas? bwd tiy lier Tempte for Dec. 25, tlvefl creative Jewtah people have agrd to get It ONMftn aaftarly wall to iaa what Santa haa brought In an apirtmtnt at Amanda Croialng, a housing program for tha homaltaa In Edlaon. onwIvtMhrM can happen Ui any to Amandla Crowing children in mkl- one. A familiar pilch* nf Um clfty Is Decemtier. 'Wn> nil only ow whpt'k away Story by "I rarity liked doing It," nnyg 8trfknt«j H(htm hemming luitwkw" Thl» h Catherine Adams Guskln lampf, 12. 'The kids urn gnlng U) be realty that (hetftxjps are a acuy but very real pma|KKi U\ tutntder, happy" us. / think the Mb ones ••ptcUUly during thp unending fr^n/v of the Pholoi by Trw Gadeta ofiYrap 27! are; Krtdtin Alft. holiday Mtaon. erl, Punal Arnln, Uunm Dolawlch, IMlwiy wflf be abso/ute/y cteted/ At thii time of year, what do 0m lunn Sharon Wllnon Cwto, Megan Knwht. StwfaniP Umpft have to King about? They can't h<«t IMP t^hrlitline I^nlhan, tM)U Price, KrliUn Val- ddl holiday dinner with the lit-law*. imUno, «wt Hanlrllr Venwla. Mary Kiweht y can't RO IfoHo Mains; rrwrrily to and Hplpn t#nlhan «rp the tttMip'i «> l Their ehildrpn ran't run toiprAilly "Kwry yiMir Uw Nnrth Krllnoti CHrl Amaroffa till malta to Iwk for « return MH i«Ht» it u|mn Uwmuwlvm t Weekend Phis, December 18-20 niMmn»Mnnn»storyMttMMMtMMtfm M (Continued from page 4y Amandla Crossing is not a shelter; it is a one-year transitional lious- ing program that provides GEI) preparation, state-certified child care for mothers who And jobs and therapy services. The program also often lite-skills classes, including training in nutrition, budget manage- ment, citizenship assistance, interviewing skills and tools on becoming a good tenant The single mothers must apply 30 percent of their public assistance checks to rent an apartment at the facility After one year, the mothers are equipped to move into a residence of their own. Although they are usually still on welfare when they leave the facility, they may qualify for a state or federal housing subsidy. Some have completed a voca- tional program by the end of their residence year. "Here, they can learn how to prevent some of the things that put them in this situation," Millerand says. "Tlu> reasons for Itomclessness vary from abuse and abandonment to rejection by a family." The children at Amandla Crossing also boar the scars of homeless- ness. ' "You see the difference from when the children come here" Mil lerand says. 'They're often high-strung, You can see how, with the stability of them going to school, they calm down and their behavior changes. They gain a seme of continuity." Confidentiality is an issue for many women residing at Amandla Crowing M (nsomecaacstifioine<)neisrefciTedtou8(VomasheHerfor afauaed women, they may have a hair-raising stoiy We have to keep confidentiality/' Mitterand says. ''Some of the women don't want any* ont to know that they are here, We arc not in the business of advertis- ing their situation*' r , Through their holiday project, North Kdison Girl Scouts are making an Indelible difference in the lives of the residents of Amandla Crost- The mothers are amazed," Millerand says. "It lets them know that they're not alone, That people aw with them and for them." Catherine Adams flaakin is twlnUM editor of TV MiMUtmx Thanhs to tht efforts ol North Edison Qlrl Scout Troop 271 and Brownla Troop 486, th« children are enjoying thtlr prtatnti, i ,m Santa's eye view Irtmiw, wtioti (Inl blntidrty will be ftflttmtoy, lookt up th« ohlfflmy, ~w- ",;••••:••:«£•: S"l«:v Weakii^ Pka, Dwmber 18-20 Facing the perils of being Otltnratt HtwYtars a novice holiday shopper ccordinitomyChriitmM countdown, M of IVidiy, I hivtfourdiyilefttodoi lift-buying mir- ittun. And iin« thii yew I'm in middle ichool, thaw's no ichool GhiiitmM ihop where I cm buy tvwtfthm were, I'm kind of o*dtobe|rttin|mymoinimie "World'i Beit I^d" pens. Wh«n I cute. But H hM btcome acuttty dear I an no tafsr get •*§>- with hopatul ayai. In tourth and fifth grade, my parmti WOT Wnda like, "Oooh kxjk.lt'i.unvareftigBrttorrnag- rut It'ajuat what lrmted, m- other refriatratof magnet11 No, thiiyaar, I actually haw to go to tht mall and buy not glfti, with nol monty, which ii a Kory thing... Chriitmu?" I aiked her directly Chriattnai ii my grtndmoihaT's My dad ii probably one of the on Dec. 23 one year. heyday. She lovn to ihop; H wont people to shop for. You can't "1 juit want my children to be doetn't matter ft* what or tor get him what ho wanU, tocauae happy and healthy the whole year whom. You Juit let her free any- fir Urn Who don Want To then hell uie It Let me explain round" ihe aniwtrod dweetJy, not where where there1! a tale and ihe what I juit laid. OK, one day 1 wai directly meeting my eyea, will come back with ooaU, dnaaea. dragged to Home Depot, a middle- "Yyyyeah, No, really, whatd'y* Wear Out Their Welcome, glovei, icarvea, ao forth, ao on, agwl rnan'i Toyi R U» Ttwrt 1 uwnt? ditto ditto, yadtety ichmtckfty, wai, more or l«i handcuffed to It WM then that 1 law %s light: my wide-eyed, giddywith- "Happy" wa» the code word for "J. and not have maxed her credit Atu) For Tkw Who Almh/ Iht pxcitf rnent (ather, mentally noting Cm/% I-tunb'a Woo! (^rdigan" card! Guaranteed. everything he WM drooling ov@r: and "healthy" itood tot "Qap'i I mean, the woman Ii amasing! the Powtr Scwwdrivtr, the flex- MkMght Cotton Wlmir Hobe,H Grandma Cachita can be at a mall iaaw, the f)eiuxe Snowblawpr. Don't aik me Iwiw I know, I just fthe haa nrvrr been to in her life iMAr ynunrll < nmlorultlf when viiilinf family ami Then and there the rrnli/atloti knm. and itill ftml the belt ttorea with Irirmli this Unlay «ra«m. With our i|wi«l hiilklay hit mr like an Ullm Hammer. 1 My alba am prptty wwy to ihop th© chiapeat prUwi, tt mual be wai looking at what I'd to doing iatf, you uin May in tMie of DmibletttV* %\m\m\* tint, I trini gtrtUng aomething cul* mm aort of txtraaeniory thing or on virtually every day off for tho room*, rnjoy otn lint-clan arrvkvi nml amenitiei, tured ftjr t^hri«tihat niy [Mm iln- »om«thlng. Maybe If t tag along nwtt two or three ywm to oomr, Anil 11live enough Mi in your Ulgrl lui mtw holiday lifiti for U*r, I fb\md out wmiHhlng my with her tut the ntxt tew dayi, t \M% Family Prefect t)ayl 1 cmilcl Itnportant lait y^ar "Cultured'1 your host". At Umltlrhw, wril help make hnlklay lime quality might ammipltih aomtthlng. CI^ Just MW the toola w'd \* wtirklng «niala "1 dunwanna inmm It" time lor nil, Marling with«warm welrumr and the iif ih(y \nkfi\ witlt on tvtty holiday „. (dream n\i ypar It's a Htto e«ik*r though, (Hving Spirit; once again, lift grvf t'hot'nlttte chip uMiltirii ti|Kin iirrival. My slater and I now wear th«» <*xact tt a big mund of epplauat), And m, with tour dayn left on 1 Room Including hroakfaat bufltt for two - ^ Dr, Mnrtln Ixttm King Jr. f)ay; mm* n\up {jthf'n «Ull a ptt\U>), And 20W)lt drill thlngamajlg - ipring I Jiwt kmo *y\\ \tm thoue com Uw» (!hri»tinai wjuntd^w, and no brpak looking far thp l!^th plw ytw irtmi ( t l«t IMIOIJI !> had my eye on. school gin h(pf 1 hivi rmlty got the monkey wrench with Clod t>N»h, and what alxiut that hlg Ut hit UiP mall*, (HlKh.) Happy M- knnwi-how many itHUn«», the pouter of Twn Oulw at NunmaMT klayn, wytme! i» y«u at tht whok* flrttt monUt of nummer n Y, ihnil low Utat. tnallf cation.. No, \mha\n nhiT^iinn At ftir my \mflt\mt anmdhlhg ()TM» Isiit note to thow? of you HotW Df^Klt tlti \Mv\ wrniht tint tht» hpart will dri who mt\ my Chriitmaa column DOUBLETRIE exactly work to my hmf\i . (to laat y^ttr Well, our pwtnnkl artlfi _.Hont_ Ml wlUi thr nplrtt of oitHtici) in««nt*U»? Huh hf»h ' 'lnUihi^ \ *M UlU, in gOMIMtf And ttiwt they'd Mom Mi. m p of thp npmftii/nil« year. Smt drtamt Hhmmtnph, Wm\ Urn, likt>, thi« OK, I hnvp jnnt out* lltUp cnd« iflnuiinHn thing noliiy nti Onmrlina fVhltn has tied it to tte» 1-800 222 TREE In that rnlffmntlc rtmt^rtml rtiitul fkhltttf wiff. 200 Atrium Drive, K*it ftoil 1-287, fcmtitt, NJ of frnm, and Mng thr pttrttttntd and have fluffy white hair ever it- pfHWlmiit 1 am, t haw taw ablp U> lewwiw In my expert //1 dertphrr it, flw( I'm IhrrwUMy \ gmmlrnothprK dye their hair olrt Riud#nt at tWwl, am** MM IM ml f.W ,S' blunt when H wrniw to br>lng nub champagne blond mti »lwp at ilw BinKw, Ftinaiaway« BNi (way tie (try and make »ttiit» out of (hat, Stern'i from Lubw Day through te ifiting m\ in htr alMiNt Mf, ftotgt), the Fourth of July, Well, at tautI n aftf r writitti thk Hw wtemn "Mem, Whit do you want for my rwmth# third w*#k of the moolh. P T »«»"»HIMMMlMMH«MIIIIMM»IMtM«MM«IIMtMMIlllMMI»HMMMHHI«l»MMIMIM«M(MMIIl«Mt»IIIIIIMI IIMIMIIMtUlimtltl Tom cruises through Jerry Maguire tag on the am moke and ffi»> ran that a hunfod other sup- nnthetf of Jetty po§ed"rocniiitfccome Music MixMIIMI|IHIIIIMflHtt(lfmilHlHM»MlMIMHMMHM«IHIMMMM(t*«MIIMttim«H(«Hmil«Ml4OtM*mi*IHl Nngeonctrt captured on disc Wcckcndrtus Cm*IW.tfe«ii ^* ^ldk ^SEZmiZT ^Lg!g—^^ MM4tay 04k MUCfTY PHOTO If. HIT nudWII •nv now v vw pnonn W nWM MMI III, (XXMI ttiOU^k dmii| without dwontoiVi Tnt They're no posers piinohairMlrNonmotmd thfbiMiivwmtndnatwil Manowar will deafen fans Friday site, Manownr is more popular While Club Beno is a small dub, owmw in places m diverse as that won't stop Manowar from try- For listing! of holiday t WDuhl U' inifxmiblr to write New Zoalnnti, Greece and S|iain. ing to blow off the roof, •'Well be nn nrtirlr UIKHU Mnutnvur with- Adams uttributcH this to a lack of as loud as the place can handle. iJSAlE concerts, m pagi 10. Iout mrnlinniiiK tin* |ilirnr publicity in the United State*. Plastic came off the. ceiling at one "Iwtivy inoUil." Mantwar's latest label, Geffcn of our shows," Adams lays, 20% OFF To soim* jxNipIc, the music is n Kecords, has been doing a Mter The live, show now Include! the thins of Uw I'MMt. It's nillwi n tlino Jot) of pptmoting the band, he return of drummer Scott Colum- ALL BRAS & saui, mmwUilnK nxxirtl isjrnpaturs, bua, who left the band a tew ywn LINGERIE nullo mul NTtV would mUiw for even hus n video for ago. Columbus is known ai a vt- the new wng "ttotum of Uie. War- doui player who needed i curioin SEPT, 28-OCT. 5 Hut U> Kric Ailamn, t>te load lord" which ii about the feel of itainleii itecldrvjm kit made be- Bingrr of Manowar, honvy mctnl is riding a HArley.Davidwn mo- ctuie others couldn't itand up to aoinctliinK IM?*« prtmd»« play, In ton-ycte, Adams winhea MTV hi* power. ttMwt Your Rooms fwi, on Mttmjvwir'i rtpwwrtupfti'l w(Aild play the clip, but he knows "tt'i great to hm Scott back," For Nf w Yoar'i Ivt Now! rtlic, J/Htfii* lhan IMi, Adams it* playllit doesn't Include heavy Adams lays Hei a true brothtr ntngs iitonit hpnvy mctfll; "It'* "')j:* (901) 753*6100 mrtal. The video is being played of metal, He waa mliiwd. We're TNW, ms 30 HI 119,811 10 n inoir Uwn wir rellgtun, it'n tlir somewhere, he mid, like Japan, backtoffetl •, and it'll great feel- (M») 234*1444 only w«y to llw. But t)u> Smith America and New Zealand, ing." of ttt«HAt WP can't forRivr," ' Adamo ilown't Uilnk much of Adams said Uw live ihow will lyric R^am In a wmu cn!l«l nimrnl heavy metal scene - or likely Include such fan ftMtftt* M (Ms Mud? llravy Mntel" whariMlofll-especially wtwn "Black Wind, Fire and S^tTlOU UliHITWH Mamiwar has town prpmiiliiK II tfiituw t«> tiotkUi lik« Metallic* with PowV' and fighting Uw thin ttit*ww«f» fiiltliftilly on p\ttht al that have abandoned heavy metal World." However, he layi, the Uv» buitm, for tt more alternative, radio- MofVnchangpsrromdaytoday. mm "Wr won't rhntisp *«ir styl** of (Vinndly Round Manowar picks the Mt lift with the LOOK! music twtttiNf* this \% what mir "limsr suyB (Metaltica) are « help of hm who anawef quet SENSIBLE ti\m WBnt WP won't rhntw ti) Imtirii ur |xiM*ni/' Adams says, WOTCW r Uonnalitu asking what songs they DINTAL FEES! plpnw mtittt fimtpuny f«iH uilvp« "Htiw ran they call themselves w»m!d lik« to hear live, hfc says. numot !('««»ir||pf In whftt ymi (Jo BVIMy that, with 'metnV In thHr name? MUINMTMMUCHAIII ntin CHU klAq oi)t ««," At|fltn« tolil Tlip stows ofVn include spotita* 3 Will Union Aw. We're not dlsgtmtrd try metal." nwma momenta such us f»n« com- lV«H»*fKl I'I us Iti H (lhiitit* Mitprvir Mmimt h known fin tMr ltve •wmdlrook CKOWNI limn lllltioiQ Ing on fttaijp mul nlnging the lyrics (('(in olnin liftiiul In tnislati shiTws .Tlte ttanri's eardrum with him, wnednlly U» h "Wiv imtiid (it cutty thfi tnHflt shattering skllh htm rven landed n^'KingM of Metal" FUllOEM WhutfftnfttiRespeetatthe 26 Ytart In BOUND BROOK lUpjim fit I (iww) will tnnkr« stop Ih 3960070 tt Vtwmiy nn ftidsy with 'lhH PMUL DENTURES n»ck V roll tmtut "It Willie smokln' gig" ni riub fV'w in Smith In une wneert in Hanover, Or Adnms (lljijict in I tty*w| Hut MKJWS in America hti mip too ofWh fbr Mftnowar, l" •• • SIMPLE IXTRACTIONt 10 On Friday, Manmrer will (MttMi atrueturat damAxe to 0Mb lUJ mm that tnri^ii a buiy web fm in height fdr tickets, 1 1 happenings mum-mi •DM* UMH, 10 MM p.m *n% (to 33 MNHItn 11. NOVnAYINO mum 3:30 p.m. tun**, One, 33 N* oholr. ToMn. 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INTRODUCTIONS TO RECEIVE havt N optkm ol giving a pmMa ot youfl#tf by Mdtfi Courtly TMa atVtrHaaf HH atoatft ta MAIL ONLY, CALL snuwdfing « (#w ij mp)« f]w#tflo j HL^ p ITALIANA Authentic Spanish & Portguese Cuisine At It's BesL^P J^ SEATINOSAT5PM, 7PM; Featuring: •*•[ /** *ChicllBn w # 9:30 SCATWO FOUJOMCD BY 8 GALA NEW YEAR'S CELEBRATION • Seafood • Hsh 'fork FEATimiNO D. J./DANCWC ^m CIIAMIWJNK TOAST AT MIONWHT 600 W. Union Ave. • Bound Brook • 908/560-0620 » H 63 W Somerset St. • Ranlan, New Jersey •• 72M553 HERB PATULLOS LET US MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY UNFORCETTABLE GREENHOUSE RESTAURANT UWCH k Dwmm MWVIO DAH.Y WtlRVE NOW FOA NEW YCAM UVI IMTlRTAIWMtWT IV DEATAUDANT "Mr ft THE FAMILOUS "WILLIE" MM m I SAt MfTE HI MCI MM* CHRISTMAS EVE - Seating at 15 oni 7pn (take out amiablt) "Mil WHIT NEW YEJ}JRS EVK- Statics ot J, 5 md 1: iOptn (take out m { 1 NORTH VOIUUIII AW. • •OUNO MOOK - :.r'.'y \ i Sturitn\>til lOMpm LimitedSeatitift (•2692 • 386- J/f -\ ,\\ NEW YEARS EVE FIESTA 4 MOM KM MNOUITf»II ISO a •;///!": \i,r. ,f,aT FIVE COURSE DINNER I.IVK CNTKRTA1NMENT, c HAMPA<;NK IOAS I AT MIDNKJIIT Mik# Ywir Rmrvillom No* Rt, 202 N. Corner of Thompson St., Kuritan • (998) 704-9292 RESTAURANT & BAR YEARS EVE NEW YEARS EVE BASH! pw tit.Mt (»f V( X)fw r;m»plr, IN( .1DPIT• but not liinitf ii to* Rib Dinner MOI^fOIPIHJfM I:KIIV>,H(MW1NO!.*J. (iontlrtfntfllPrMkMUflttfrMiifflfw Hutu & Noisetnakem Hit f>ty r wriffl in 0 If brut* tto NfW Yr AW (\inliiUHMi5 Mu.su of A«lm1r.«.um Id' T r Onr nf fto t Kd I t Jtttncs Hoys Arr 1 \m\\.r<\ fVi (^omff On Prwn Ami Alw Sfrviit I id) DtnRtr ^rorn Out Hf(ul»r Mfnu I AltlKINO: Mm f*ff S %$*U finik, NJ 0R822 78 NORTH AVE. OARWOOD 232 '- * * 1 i 5. t % ******}****[%» Restaurants have much to offer for the holidays IMwtand PkM cuftMsy ooffeapondont thai only been this year - out of many yean - thit I've come to understand why foUu Imight want to hive dinner in a restaurant on Christmas Day. In yean put, there haw atwiyi been a sizable number of family 70S Route 202 nvmben comregating foe |ift- 722-9677 gtvina; and betakinf bread The re- (nearOrtho) laxation and flexibility of eating when it tultod us, rather than forced adherence to a font sched- u^ made e*tln| out unthinkable. But, MWVIU know, the only thing that remaina the tame is that change enten your life peri- odically, i For us, thii yatt la one of than yean. We will entertain 10 (amity members on the Sunday alter Christmas but on ChHatmaa Day there will be only a tiny combina- tion of memben. I have (bund my- South Avt., Plainfleld (at tha fin SeaMTMtHUaiHeiei liberty self wondering if a Chriitmaa meal vwod border), usually closed on Comer Road, Warren, haa several in a festive place might not be a Monday, will be open Dec, Wand alternatives for New Year*! Eve: good idea, 23, A limited menu is offered tor An optional black tie ^courae din- If your Chriitmaa will be smaller late seating 9:30 pm. New Year's ner in the Oaramont Ballroom than usual, you might consider the Eve with party favors and piano with dancing, 9:30 p,m,-l:30 a.m., same We offer here a compilation entertainment 767-2244, including a continental breakfagt, of a few places to consider Halm Thai Restaurant, which Is $250 per couple; first seating for Of course, New Year's la another has taken over Arunee Th*i In the a 4-course dinner in Christine's m m KINfl RD. WARREN. NJ 07069 matter. Some of us like u small, or Sitnsone Mall, Route 22, Green 0:30-9 p.m. Is $65; the second seat- l«rg«\ parly at home Others like u Brook, offers a special Thai menu ing offers 5-coursc dinner and \m\\ not too far IVom home. It's Christmas and New Yew's Eve; dancing, $105 per person; dancing not too early to make New Year's »O0B5,6850088 and hors d'ocuvrea In the Polo rrsprvationH, m we've initial Unit Main Htrwet. BOO K Main St., f/jungt* B am 2 pin. $39 per per- information In our compilation. nrldgcwfttpr, otters u Christmas son, liquor not Included. An over- HAYRIDE, SLEIGHRIDE Wliiclu'vi't you choose. Faijoy1 KVP bufTrt 3-H pm. Adultn $13 05, night stay Is available i/i all \m:k And If yon mv not a Chrlntinn cel- children $6 95 HH* n k carte menu ugea at $UQ for double (jmipanry. and rhmtmg OinHtmHN, linntf in then\ IH uvuilnblp abo 520-1420. Heaervutlons: 647-0700; shhoti?- mill eifishlrr taking urivunUW of Imiol.rorn or www.Nhh.com. BRUNCH WITH SANTA! the tfn'Ht olTrnngi available »t this West, Hnmpton, just (iff lt TtoAdvcrtlieliWIEKINDPUJS NEW YEARS EVE! Call with (901) 722-3000 *taw* CM*!) "VERVE" or Prix Fix - Champagne - Live Music (90S) 276-6000 TOMATO AND CAVIAR SOUP - WHITE TRUFFLE SALAD - (UabnCowty) JIAMD QUAIL - GINGER SALMON - EGGPLANT RISOTTO LOSSTER WITH CRAB - FILET MIGNON • LAMB * DANGEROUS DESSERTS AND MORE I 18 East Main Street Enjoy a Specld Menu For ChrtUmot Ev & tkw VWi EM At Somervilie, NJ (908) 7O7-8655 rim CwnitoHitW 'NoKquofncffii*• Nonwrwnng TWrllM ^ Ituni ifttkt NJ (Mfl'sW-OOB, 00(8 * T*** •""*» * **** Caruso's "W« Diier * Rcitiurint FINK NORTHERN ITALIAN CUISINE 0/WV CHRISTMAS EVE TILL 8:00 Eleifant, Intimate & Relaxing Dining MAKE YOUR NEW YEAR'S EVE U RESERVATIONS EARLY1 J Order Early for Season's Greetings to AH Our J Christmas Cakes, Friends and Customers j Cheesecakes & Pies HO South Aviv "•••«• l--nWfi«lnmr«l Frtctay J iMuinticW, N j (908)757-2244 {[y\nmt Only) 'All Mnjor Oclit CnriU Ai«pw»l Years Eve Gala ChrietmaiEve Celebration •ndNew Years Eve fi:p to 1:00 A.M. AT THE BARGE! Open h.tr Four C ''mine Dinner New Year's Eve- to Jim I ioffmanVEncorV' Ch«mpncneTo(ist,Hnis, ChAmpAfinc fi Noiiu*maker* M Midnight Serving" Prime Rib • Filet Mlgnon Continentiil l^cakf.mt at i:oo •Lobster. Lobster Toils MtNU: • Surf & Turf • "Stuffed Flounder Barge Speciality" Tricolor SAIJUI •Chioppino • Broiled Seafood.., and morel w/Cltnw Viiwlnritte I)re«i«j| Entertainment in Our Lounge CHOK'f OF: Beef Wellinjiron (I'ilet Minnon Ail Early Blr4lpt«lab l.t»Puf|P«try OTNOMJI AthmiicSfllmon TMUnSDAYSINniCIMIirKJANlJAKV [tillrnchcttt •Siiiice Hwtre BU«c Mixed VejictAbli lulleww 2FOR1 tUi.mtcd fliiok' I'oMto 1*t Dark Mint ChocoUtt Bit Cknterft Banguet Dining Room Available on Mint Crime Pillown For Up To 7fi People m Front It,, ftrth A«Wy COACH IT PUDOCZ (Hi th« Wttfffkmt Intimrte CochtaN UUHM 4 Miles Went of Clinton 442-3000 MaiofCftdltUrtbi Omti 7 t)iy»' »• HlWIWl* I i r • t t i - • ' * * i 1H ' • ' til t i ..'..*. *--•'•'- »-• DMMftb* 18-20, iflM 1S ' New Ifear* Eve CetoferatlMi IMMtri Starting At: 9 AIM »pUmt Ck p Seatings at 2-4-6- & 8pm Reservations Suggested • Casual Attire 200 Stclton Road > Piscataway > 752-2229 All 'A Ib. Sandwiches Dinners 14,00 to $5.00 $ * 7* Wcfl/.v to Go Menu for the Week of December 23, HW Mon, Sausage, Potatoes, Peppers & Onions $4.00 Eggplant Rollantini $4.25 TUCK. Apple & Almond Stuffed Chicken $4.50 or Vegetable Slroganoff $400 CLOSING AT 3:00 55 Wed, MERRY THRISTMAS! Thin s, Swedish Meatballs $4,00 or Lingulniw/Clam Sauce $4.00 156 N.Qaston Avenue, I'Vi Chicken Jambalya $4.25 or Somervllto, NJ 08676 Tuna Melt $4 00 440 W, Union Avc., Bound Brook (Rt, 28) 764-9255 908-704-8444 4 62 W. Main St., Somervillc 722-8782 cOME CELEBRATE Htw Yms EVE • ••• WITH US. New Years Eve Arrives Early at 1 EARLY SIATINO Discover an 5 pm -6 pm (out by 0pm) Extensive 5 Count D/nner Southwestern $40.00 p*r Influenced Menu v * LATE SIATINO Rich In Flavor 8:30pm - 2:00dm and Variety 6 Court* Dlmer with CkmpQ$m foatl Join Us To Bring In The New Year At The Canyon Grille M »', A Dune/of 4:00 6:00 Complimentary Bottle of Champagne at Each Table Reservations Required $75.00 pttpmnn Also Our Famous "Fiesta Temprano" 4O060O Fwtwlng free Hot / Cold Appetizer Buffet I Outrageous Drink Specials At The Bar E ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ttfflt\n hallan C«ltlft*» to 1776 Washington Ave., Piscataway • 908463-1000 Ill \\nu\v fit* • V, Former Locution of Rackley's (ttmmphm VfJH 10! wrvki. VM wiH moh l\ t.nlU I a tMie to nm»mbir/ Illllll IIIMIIIIIIII ***** *** Buy 249 9900 Roitt '249 orKaMitSkb »440°° IMIJft iMtll Will llfM I*MmC«* M7I» IBM! Rent tUMI tm« MMil IMMI tilt* Rent or Buy Sptcials Specials $22M0 m I4W.0O $249.00 • JOYIIDIIOARDI $442.00 $22940 with Jff • Undtxibur loa. $175.00 73 MM soot ox wnwn^i $436.00 $239.00 upl© 160 cm. $44240 $249.00 KM. $173.00 Booby Mooki $442.00 $249.00 $129.00 $179.00 • Mshor Crown C €•«•*¥ • • Salomon loot A • Nthcr RtvoMlen Ski Binding! • Polos ooofi Rig. 1341.00 lindingi • Polai $270.00 1311/1254 9° J3 WK1TEH0USE • RT, IAT,9-6,»UN 103 IIIII •m 6rbes Newspapers December 18,19,20 1996 Charlestown Piscataway twist t-v .••»{'<<.*. ,?*:,i*. Businesses Mil moving back INDEX Property out of sales 4-5 the home New homes 3 Commercial news 2 i is .f A ForbM Ntwtpipw Supplement 11,19,20,1 ,f Fortes Newspapers Cheryl Ftfiftke ti«cuti Real Estate Michael C Hornyak Divt Learn CONTENTS Editor Nate Cover story Connie Mahoooy Judy Hawktnson lM*fe«d fttaprion telemarketing StlM Rtpr«wntalrve _ Malcolm S FofhcwJr Property sales 10t|Of in Chid ol Foft>« Maga/me ami IOUJW Newspapers Louis S Barsony Hick K*lenbaum hmUef George Gannon Cover home Dfflctor Mail Adwtomg Msinagw Commercial news Cover house: Prices tor New homes Charleston in Forbes Newspapers M**maiMt>m*c •OffllfMt MHMng«r Gazitte, Hills-Bedmmsttr Prwi, Bound Brook Chronic!*, The Chronicle, Metuchen-Edison Review Piscataway Review. South Plainfietd m Reports Franklin Focus, Grwn Orook-North Ptainftefd Journal, Warren-Watchung Journal, Highland Park Herald, Cranford Chronicle, PIPI Scotch Rains Fanwood Press, Wwtfield Record, Buyers Guide To subscribe to Forbes Newspapers, call: 1-800-300-9321 •To advertise, call: 908-722-3000 Home-based businesses move back to the office A Hum's I mi iu• may very well U1 quircmcnla of all wgrni'iita from hl» (turtle, l>ut reports Hiiy it mny the Fortune 500 company Butelllto lx' the ptii|Mi environment Ifi salon office to the one|*»rnon tnisl noss What they huve in common ''We Her iin imituntiiluiliU U they eun all enjoy the amenities left! 1lwt lilt1 Inve iilinir wilh of Class A oflta, and R|M'Hil 25 1 1 IHIMIH". .! !; ntul HutivHliml*: lH,l1imitv »,, nrtW)^ ymi ciinnot 'Hie new HriilKewiiter OHlcetJal 11 1 , lliiyi'H HUUI IC new ek--. A (•„„( ,,| |ln!nr" |lr Hiuil' !! ymi nre lery fueility him n variety nf ofHce % l\lly miinttril with mm M|,,;|ll,,,V(,iiVnn ,mK lutriumt, ifymi si/e;. with IUKTIII windowd spare, new HiiiiMilnn-i, stuieol ilM, llo| „ .;r|f.jtniii.|'i ymi eun t»e from HinjjloiH'fstHI unil« to vwll iHtlttlt t»flVe I'niiiptueiil iind tin uripnxhiMive" iipjNtinted suites of two and three BOphiMinitnl lelephone <;\". (»,„. dmailvantaj'.e to working ut mntiKUous »il11(rs Alt Ofliee (ial 1 III the iiinfkelpltin-, upeiifil |,,,mi-c llu pull lor nltentmn IH< |rlv |,n^l()tui are e<|»tip|M'd with to meet the jMi ni ((l 1 ' tV.vrh Im.mi-••-•; lU'l^l'i itlld fniUil.V (|1t. t«ltf;,t (illV't li.Vitrm•;, .llld. p'lviite IIUMI iSr'; nerd; eijuiilly !in(nntanl, stalled hy pio "In R buitlhrsH elltimti- 1 ^l'' "Him imi'it ulwfiyn U: a cli-m f,,BSi,mu^ who are ettmputer and li|1itC(l by (krwml/.lhH ntul 'ie n]\ tlt-itinrtion Irtwrn Imslne-/; |,,|r,,|mn(, |itrmte, t;i»id Ms Hayes 1 f thno hii'i limi a muHnnnlv," ,i)id !>r Scmrv "Ynit Mnim|jrts !llr ,,'h, well -.chonlrd 4 (if new fiilre|it'Mi.4in!it (J1)mu| intmilinnecmslv handle in|,ij,|,) ,n(|,,nvro|H'iiition-. lOlci MM. liiiyr?.. Hut w..|-k a^tnnehl^ and !he HlV« bPttilW mi'imlMi^i Inn meslie problr.nn n,r,n nrquenllv ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ |)|fi |wn MWit'umtH'lit With top liei'iiuse thedediedled hnnifhjf.nt . ', , |im,." MP ih#SiiPlX)rt^tan.Ktlilelhn U,^MrWH. i,..,.v r.,il nn, ,,i ^H,K ;. 1;^ J' • ^ oraniltm-rutimitf- hu.i.,™ u.i at !.....»• .r^,,,.! ^-^^^^ m ,/,„„, ;,„.„,,, Mivi |l f l v IN ttto r *|)J k,rry|i.)lnlHM«.i,hr.«lhnr '« f |f ;7" f in ii.,. ivuii NWI joi«n...i ftmi tin n"i(i) li">n1'™ (;!, •«' <1(;mi1(m>' 1 r|(lHvl 1totne{)mredrn,H,u1Sf1re Hi Hiilhrifonl and Pnnrrnn »<•; Santa's helpers liking Is WW (hllifl; d(^, kl.h f..r pmfi-wiotiHl mira of tit-nrly ftilly M-nled im w«'ll mi\ Rita Duffy, Km Delahanty ind U§ Opptrman, ill of Cold- I. 1 quite lliathw; rptitwlwillrs" Mo, Hayes will Bankir'i Barnardavllto offioi, pott lor Chrlitmit pHo* HimM timMScsny who "Were owing ftrcut tamiul «t 'Our itruwtti is a» upbeat BiMhat toi to otiibratt thi tr«.|lghtlng otrimony tn Oloott Iquan h»dl New Jen^ leonomiei of out Oflkn Oalloiy kwaUmis; said that the economy ctmtlttutM U» O»o. 7. ft. Um\* Ms ftuyes. "Wo cater to the w- (trow; Bayei nkl. AForb* Umpqm Supplement RealEstate December 18,19,20,1986-3 Charlestown Crossing gives Piscataway sparkle The Piscataway section of New tion of genuine wood cabinetry plan that creates a private retreat Cardinal Ridge in Bndgewater, Jersey has long been prized for its with gcneroui storage space. Top- in the master suite, and a down* Warren Rise in Warren Township, convenience: easy commuting to quality appliances and a separate stairs extra bedroom or study with Monarch Ridge in Green Brook, New York City and ports south, pantry complement the casy-to- a lull bath; said Sheryl Weingar- and Jackson Estates in PUcatawiy. terrific cultural activities, some of move-through layout, And because tcn, another of the principals of To visit Charlcstown Crossing,' the best shopping malls in the morning meals can create a Edgewood Properties. take Interstate 287 South to Route northeast, and good schools for the unique kind of traffic, a separate Design, craftsmanship and qual- 529 South Exit. Proceed onto Stel- youngsters, success. That'i what we did with breakfast area has been included. ity, and a dedication to pleasing ton Road, Go 1 mile to Halnes Av- Edgewood Properties took all Charlestown Crossing." Hiis sunny nook gives each day a the new home purchaser have enue, and make right turn at light. this into consideration in the plan- Up to five bedroom single-family bright, carefree start. long been associated with all Edge- Proceed to sales center on your ning and development of their homes are available in this stylish Upstairs, the master suite is lav- wood communities. Charlestown left. newest community, Charlestown and contemporary new com-ish in both size and appointments Crossing represents unsurpassed Or, take 128? North to Route Crossing. As a result, Piscataway munity. As soon as you enter one Hie private bath is highlighted by value as well, with prices begin- 529 South-Edison Exit Make a now has one more sparkling at- of these homes, through a two- a soaking tub, twin vanities, and u ning at $199,990, A price increase right onto South Washington Av- traction - beautiftilly designed, af- story entry foyer, the detail and separate, glass-enclosed shower. is scheduled to take effect on trie enue to Route 609 North (Metlars fordable single-family homes in elegance become apparent. Formal Along with many other design first of July. lime). Make left turn find proceed the heart of Central Jersey. dining rooms, living rooms, and features, the homes at Charles- In addition to Charlestown to Route 520 (Stelton Itoad). Make "The knack of knowing where to spacious family rooms give a new town Crossing reflect an under- Crossing, Edgewood Properties re- a right turn onto Stelton Road, and build is a very specific one," said sense of comfort to the idea of a standing of today's Interest in in-cently opened Samantlui Estates proceed to second traffic tight Jack Morris, one of the principals new home. High first-floor ceilings dividual style, which translates in the East Brunswick area. These (Haines Avenue} Make u right in Edgewood Properties. "And and plenty of glass lend the homes into options and amenities the two new communities join homes onto Halncs Avenue, imd proceed when you combine that with fine a solid and palatial feel. homeowner can select. developed and built by Edgrwond to MICH center on left. homes, priced within reach, then Kitchens reflect the needs of "One of our most unique nnd at five other select locations: Bran- For more information, please you have all the ingredients for today's families too, with a selec- exciting features is an optional dywine Kstates in East Windsor, caU 865*1000. C AMAMIjllp" On0 Block From Courthouse It's too good not to be true 5,000 Sq. Ft. Office Building "You must be kidding" was Steve's reac- tion toWindsongon the River. Steve Tung's family comes from Hong Kong, so he values water views. When ho and Yi Ting decided the time hud come to mow from their Knst Brunswick condo and Homes (Ind a larger home, their list of require- ments did not include water views. turn can include windowed, eat-in kitchens The couple have four children, ages 14 open to family rooms with doorways to the years to 15 months, and they highly value backyard, creating family space and foster- the local school district. ing Inside-outslde living, Oversized windows "We were helped by a real estate agent, let in brightness and views but after months of spending both weekend The family room can soar to double days house hunting - we mutt have been height, with huge two-level Palladlan win- in more than 50 homes - our goal seemed dows and this magical space overlooked by l r a wcond-lovel balcony. Across the main [;()fri(jff;(jt(;oiii!!y !iH(! .l Known unreachable," says Steve, "Even older M:;l Vi!;ib!oi(M;a!ioM homed, which would have meant eompro- level, you can find a living room and dining mines for us, were above our price target." room for adult entertaining. When a friend described K. Hovnanian'i Upstairs, a master suite set can feature a Wlndsong on the Hiver, Steve remember* largo walk in closet, a second closet and a his reaction: "A large new single-family windowed superbath with an oval soaking home priced from $179,950 along the water tub, separate enclosed shower, two-sink you must br kidding!" vanity and mirror-wall. RANALD Intrigued, Strw vwltal late that dtiy, sun- Options Include ft dill tenement - some he had been given misinformation, He nays can be bright, windowed walk-out base- the brochures show spacious, practical de- ment* - and a first-floor den perfect tor an MARTINSVILLE signs that make good use of n\wv at-homo office. All Wlndsong homes Include Mow ho ami his family have moved in, such amenities as ccnlrul air conditioning, a Stew's door-Moor bus commute Is ftlittle continuous cleaning range and hood, a dish- mow than nn hnur nnd, he says, "almost washer, gas-ftred water heater, hardwood relaxing. I'm so llrwl with everything going flooring in the entry ftjyer and a 10-year on Ihnt 1 mostly slwp on the bus" home owner's warranty, Huyers can person- Mnrv than half the intlmnUs community's ali/o their new homos, often without ad- singto-family homr% priced from $170,880, (litlonnl cost, from a vast array of option*. ww purehwKxl Ijefum three models opened Wlndsong on the River IN close to Ifcjuteu for viewing Nov 2. The homes are wt high I, 130,18,9, The New Jersey Turnpike, In- up on the Ixmkn of the South Itivrr, and toraUite 287 and Tim Oarden State Parkway, rnnriy hec the w»ttt*r. milking pony access to New York City ami to NPW Jcrspy'i corfxirnte corridors, Residents share « riwnltli' pnwnrn«k |fi, i»01 pi i - winding rtrwta, mldiMw.ii, lush litmlwup- Hie community can be reached at 613- intf, Ifiw I ruffle ami giwii i»prn t»|»K* for 1)522. To visit Wltulsong c»n the Hlvrr from chlltlron tn pl«y *»fHy, 'IiM*ir hfrsiylt1 In- fanitr 1 ami New ttnmwlrk, take lfcwjte IB rltidrs n private uwimrolntf }**»!, pw B«Mith to ttuefi liinn Jurt after the tlrtin BRANCHBURG $339,700 WARREN TWR $289,900 im wljMTtrt (nibllr park with iwlck Mall). T«kp the Juglmndle iierow MOVE IN CONDITION I 2 WOODED ACRES! fll rm'iillN Hi*' Hlvrr Rnml nelgh»wr- Iloutr Hi, pnx'wd V\ mil'' to the rritl of Hum liftiP, turn right onto Old Hrldgn lot* 4 hedrmm tHick Iron! exncutiv^ I MINT CONDITION! \m\t\p Wlmlwitu »» Mw Rivrr holds colonial! Mast* surto w/dre»sing mn IMA in hnmr* valued in OH- fcUHUHKk 'IHinifjik^ ami sftor WW fwt turn left onto '\m uo\m\ti hm\ mri NC Ncnvhttermnnrirt Suntoinit Drive, In xh mllr turn tight onbi clOMt 'IV IHW km* *NlK»w "ITrr rlthrr Ihw t IH family ni rmir-tKMlrmitnn, our will) nn uptlonnl itah Hlvcr Itofld ami ymir first left, Milltrum M«wt haw twrnur Kflrngr* nnd offer fen Drive, will \m\ you to the K«I™ ofnee, turr* ituch 8,4 ntrliim rnlry foyers with hard From south of Ita Une, Mftrllmro or wootl firtwn, Interior rmlcohlw, nn \mpm Old Wrirign, \akP Routo Ifl North to Rum sivr formal stairway m «n architectural He- Urn Just BJVr thn Stuff Your Knco Rrstau- merit and mailer suited. rani and before a HM Otis Station), turn Depending upon the model, design right and follow the alxivo directions. RealEstate A Forfeit N«wipap*s Supp*tm«nt ON KW7-99 BY SELVfY, HM0U) UM TANCLLO, DANIEL UNION 0OIORC8 SOMERSET 78 R06HN8 AVC. SOLD TO PARKER, JOAN FOR $147,000 ON 1044-96 BY HARDY, COUNTY KCMIWQIRM COUNTY WAYNE W, 29 N 22NO ST SOU) TO FMNGI, MARM 75 PINE GROVE AVE SOLD TO RIOOCK, E FOR $139,000 ON 104*49 91 JOSEPH ft DOROTHY R FOR $130,000 ON dUNTOMO Sales DAVID J NDMtNSTfR 1048-96 BY POPOVfCS, ALEX ft MARY. 409 KNMAN ROAD SOU) TO HENKES. 215 BOULEVARO SOLD TO 11 GATEHOUSE ROAD 8010 TO GAlER, 21 LEBED DRIVE SOLD TO MROFCHAK, JOHN E FOR $170,000 ON 10-09-98 BY MC ROBERT M FOR $190,000 ON 104948 «Y MARK B FOR $820,000 ON 10 03 96 BY JOHN M FOR $156,000 ON 1047-96 BY MOmOOEV GARRY, WALTER J 4 SHARON ZESZOTAR8M, KAZMER ft SYLVIA. FRANCIS, MICHAEL D BARTON, WILLIAM P. ft ELEANOR J 20 OAK ROQE DRIVE SOLD TO ESTOK, 8 MARTIN PUCE SOU) TO DIAZ JOSEPH 6 BERKLEY LANE SOLD TO MlTHNDOftf, 13? HAMPTON COURT SOLD TO HOOPER. THOMAS FOR $317,000 ON 1004-96 BY I LJNDA M FOR $199,000 ON 1043-99 BY 37 N. EIGHTH ST. SOLO TO PAMZZA, ANNE E. FOR $271,000 ON 10 07-99 BY MIT MILDRED FOR $121,000 ON 10-09-98 BY SINGER, BARRY IALUSON OALLEQOS.CECfUAM HUGO A ft CLAUDIA FOR 9143,900 ON 10- TINOORF. DAVID M MASSAttl, LOUIS A ft CHRISTINE 29 MANSION TERRACE SOLD TO B€NES. 19-98 BY PATEL, NAUN 0. ft SUMffRA N. 46 SAOE COURT SOLD TO MAN! HA 140 SUNNYVALE COURT SOLD TO KO NORTH JEFFREY S ft DONNA M FOR $187,000 ON 34 N 12TH 3T SOLD TO WOmHOO, IALVATORE 4 JANE f OR 195,000 ON 10 03 SAflAJU, SREEOHAR FOR $145,500 ON 10 401 HIGHWAY 22. NO 2 801D TO HALL, 10 03 » BY DtAZ, JOSEPH P ft LJNDA SEBAST1ANO FOR 6147,000 ON 10-1948 BY M BY CILO, JOHN JR i RUTH 09-98 BY DARS, ANDREW L * LOW 0 HOWARD C I RUTH N FOR $70,000 ON 10 709 SPRtNOTCLD AVE. SOLD TO STOTO, HAGE.DAVOJ M HIGH PONO LANE SOLO TO HORSl 10 HENLEY DRIVE SOLO TO LAME I A, 04 96 BY MATARAZ2O, EUGENE & IRENE DAVID J. 4 MARLENE N FOR $218,000 ON 42 N 20TH ST SOLD TO ftfiEITf S, AL- LOUiS III FOR H35VS0 ON 1003 06 UY MANOLO fOR $63,000 ON 100/ 96 BY KUR 1028-98BY CAMERON, NICOLE B€RT R ft MILDRED FOR 9198.000 ON 10- HUMETH, FRANCES M TOVICH ULLIANK RARfTAN 15 OAK LANE SOLD TO BURKE. EDWARD 29-98 BY GRIU.O, FRANK, 883 RICHFIELD AVE SOLD TO VfRNO, 131 WEISS TERRACE SOLD TO DIET F FOR $238,000 ON 10-24-99 BY K'MCYER. BOUND MOOK (,H»!N BROOK DANIEL ft MARY A. FOR $198000 ON 10-2S- ERICH. GERALD A FOR $152,900 ON 10 07 JAMES L ft V.JEAN 15 W SECONO ST SOI I) TO CADALLIHO, 15 TU1H F SI SOI D TO EVIlt E. JAMES t 99BY KELLY,KEVINS ftRO9JNI LfONARDO ft LAURA FOR V 1)4 Ml ON 10 415 MANOR AVE SOLO TO JURKUNAS, & LAURA A FOH $134,000 ON 10-09-99 0Y 06 OY DIQIPVANNI, JOYCE 0M9BYGIAMELLA.HINRYI VALERIAN E ft DOROTHY FOR 91 »0,000 ON MINNtCK, MATTHEW D 1017-98 BY JURKUNAS. VICTOR I SCOTCH rum SOMERVIUE BRANCHRUHG 2\ DRIAR CIRCLE SOLD TO MISCIASCI. 224 SAHER ST. SOU) TO LAMStS. DO 321 FARLEY AVE SOU) TO HUNTIR, IUCA U FOR $190,000 ON 10-04-98 BY 120 N OASTON AVE SOLD TO C P. SOM MINIOUE B ft BRENDA A FOR $181,800 ON HENRY ft STACEY FOR $117,000 ON 1044- 79 DELAWARE LANf SOLD 10 CHIGI, [RVILLE INC FOR $139,000 ON 10-07 96 BY MARGARET FOR 1151,000 ON 1004 96 OY STACK, NORMAN & BARBARA N 10-2848 BY HALLAX, EMMANUEL C 99 BY FREEMAN. WiUAMy SCHUMACHER, DONOVAN J ILINDA RICHARDSON, LESTER 0 44VC PARKWAY VTLLAOE PARKWAY SOLD 320 SYCAMORf AVI. SOLD TO SAKCMIZ, m MAQNOLIA LANE SOLD TO MEAL HILLSBOftOUGH TO OEROCS, DCDRCH J FOR 972,900 ON ALEJANDRO V JR FOR $130000 ON 1WM- INO, KEVIN FOR $115,000 ON 10 03 96 OY 509 BMOOKSIDE LANE SOLD TO OSII WANHIN 10 22-91 BY PAMPA LIMITED PARTNERSHIP MIYFIAQ4WILUAMII UWV.JAME8AIMARYC AMOAKO. YAW ft AMA FOR $116,000 ON 10 21 SOUTH LANE SOLD TO D'AMGELO. AL 32 JOHNSON AVI SOU) TO RAJAHN, RA- 480 HENRY ST SOLO TO DANtLOVCM, 08 96 BY C0UIN8, ARTHUR ft ELIZABETH JEENAH K, FOR 985,992 ON 10-21-99 BY 14 CEDAR QAOVE ROAD 8OID 10 BERT & DOROTHY FOR $212,500 ON 09-10- WCHARO S FOR $117,800 ON 10-1141IY 65 MEADOWBROOK DRIVE SOLD TO BAR BOOTH, LORENZO C ItlDTLER, CHERYL A TOR $211,000 ON 10 98 BY MEULLO, JOSEPH M t ANQELA M JONIS.MARCRftATSUKOK. ICEIU. WALTER ft TERESA FOR $178,000 2 LEXWQTON AVE SOU) TO PARDO, MM BY WILLIS, WILLIAM E I SHARON A U MOUNTAIN BLVD SOLD TO 8TAMM, 2l3WiUAMST9OL0T0RATA,PR0UN ON 1Q04M BY PALMER, RANSOM C III ft MHQUCl A FOR 6199,000 ON 10-3048 BY I MUUHRRY COURT SOLD TO NEDROW. MELENE M FOR $203,800 ON 094899 8Y & EUZAMTH FOR 9100,000 ON 104MS IY JANETM AUER.CHARU8W mm. I I KELLY A FOR 8189,000 ON OO«MU9,9RUaC ADONHAJ. 43 CHETWOOO COURT 8OL0 TO GELLER, CHAO, ALICE tOUEK, SAMUEL 21 CHESTER LANQ PUCE SOU) TO LE- 104948 BY SCHWARTZ, BARRY I LISA 33 SANDAIWOOD DRIVE SOLD TO MAN 1197 WMAPO WAY 9OLD TO SLONWN, |M OLD YORK ROAD BOLD TO HAH! DONNA TOR $109,000 ON 104799 IY NA*) HtUNA POR 9194,000 ON 104149 Ml. RICHARD D. I LYNN E FOR $940,000 ftSIONIO MICHAEL J I COLLEEN L. FOR $327,000 ON GROMKO, DANIEL ft PATRICIA M 8Y ADAMS, QRfOORYT 1848BY9HW4*,AU0NftSfTM, \tn MILLSTONE RIVER ROAD SOLD TO ON 0946-99 BY SCHRODER, ALAN A W * 17 SHfTlAND DRNt SOU) TO KWEI, 1*47 98 BY HARVtH, ERIC J 9, PATRICIA A 1840FARMWOOAU»A1)IOU)TOI*V SAUL, JAREO ft EUZMETN FOR 1207,800 QALCL GLORIA V FOR $144000 ON 10-11-98 BY mi MCLAND MORTQAOi 009V POR 610* WMOdWATTJ ON 1044 99 lYRADtCW, 8TMN BERNSTfNtSAMftVfRA V FOX CHASE RUN SOLO TO JANOVSKY, WATCMUNC 8 CONCORD ST SOU) TO FKIMAN, ON 104949 RY 9MHKP? ft COUNTY 0 H WOOUAWN AVE BOLD TO MICHAU UNION (Tf). I TOKO WC, FOR $136,000 ON 1003 M THOMAS P ft JESSICA V FOR 1137,800 ON 1191 JOHNSTON DRtVf SOU) TO KER- JERRY ft SUf E. FOR 9190,000 ON 10-30-99 lYDONNtUY.RUTMA 1008 99 BY MOtEC. DAVID I ft JLUAN 9 WIN, THOMAS J S CATHY C FOR $314,000 BYPOSP1SIL,IRfNE r ctYDisoAu mm SOLO io ofc | HfUIR DRfVfc SOLD TO VtLF, KRISTIN MANVHJ1 ON 1010-89 BY LANOUSKAS, AOOLPH A I 10 CHEROKEE ROAD SOU) TO BAUMANN, ORO990, ROStRT j, FOR $917,090 ON 10- KM $1/0,600 ON 10 03 96 BY BfOKER, 132ft DUKfS PARKWAY 9OID TO FOL- MARIE f RONALD ft VERONOUf P FOR 9186.000 ON 0149 OY OURKt, WiiMM H. 4 MAMANT 10-19-98 BY QUEMPCL, LOAANA RANDALL! ftLFAHD LARD, MYRON A IV FOR 9128,000 ON 1049 1121 JOHNSTON DRIVE SOLD TO KIR M M BY JANOVSKY, THOMAS P ft Jf SWCA V 11$ KARL 8T 801D 10 PABfK HOMl WIN, THOMAS J ft CATHY C fOfl 9315,000 397 VAUJYSCINT AVI. SOLD TO » 102ft KNOPF 8T 80tD TO QINEQA, ANNE FANWOOO •UH.0EP.8 CORP. FOR $ftr,000 ON 10 03 Bfi ON 10 10 W BY LANOUSKAS, AOOLPH A ft ERAL HOMi LOAN MTO OORPPOR1100 ON IV IRAOtEY CONSTRUCTION CO INC / FOR $199,800 ON 104499 BY OELLER, 42 MADISON AVI SOU) TO P€C0M AN- MARIE I tO-1148 IY SMtRff ft COUNIY Of UNION tDWARD ft DONNA. THONY ft MARY E FOR 9170,000 ON 10O2- (TD 34 ROBIN QLIN ROAD SOLD TO OIL 98 BY OERRfTY, PATRICK ft BAR8ARA M IHANKHN 216 SIXTH AVt SOLD TO WOJCtEC 407 WAMRCN 8T 9 1 FOM6S tile yfur-rml WIIOH vohmu for Mr Wpf rtttrilniU's tho IUOCPSS Coldwtll nankrr'Ji New York n< t<> n viiridy »f ftirtors, int'ludlnu pon will w«itHHml $7.4 liillion, jin ,mp|inv1l,| (Y<(tti()iTik< rnvinm- i Up 20 priwnt over the nrt vlmis t , ytdr, will Wmiv /ipf, pirmdcui ind chief operiitiuK ulUtvr. 'Hir nv*> WM' n flrm'l growth (MI1|NKIHI tlio nwir ''^ wn^vwftil HKtwN in key kot in gonornl. GLADSTONE $338,500 1 Hplil wilh\im\\mipiin Mini , riuliiM'il |Ht(i |i( nf CMfih, mxliiU's ami utnvrnii'iii in (he intin Btdmlntt«r/Brldg«wat«r Arts COUMSU mme A. FOR 1190,000 ON 1MNI IT I* STANLEY ft ADELE FOR 160,000 ON 10-11- mCATAWAV MIDDLESEX BMKSSARALPHA 121S S. WASHMQTON AVE. SOLO TO PIS- COUNTY 14 ROOT AVE SOU) 10 OMIBSmD, 12 ROSERT CMCU SOLO TO MANIEY, CtOTTA, FRANK W FOR 1111.009 ON 10-11- MARK FOR StH.OOO ON 1M1« IV M1Y. JUSTIN ft SUZAMNE FOR Sit»,000 ON 10- SSBYWHITEHEAD.WILUAME. DUNtUIN 11-99BYMANLEYALANW 4 PAMELA 0 EDWARD ft JAMCE. Itt BLACKFORO AVE. SOLD TO SCAN- 331 DUNEILEN AVE SOLD TO OStt- 312 MIDDLESEX AVE. SOLD TO DEVWE8, Ml NEW DOVER ROM) SOU) 10LOFO, NELL. EDWARD K ft KAREN M. FOR RTtNO, DAVO FOR USO.OOO ON 10-2W8 BY AMELtt FOR |1N,900 ON HUMS IV HENORIK L. FOR 1279,000 ON 10-10-M BY FOR HK.OOO ON 1*1099 IY CNTONCXtN, $144,500 ON 1O-1OM BY CAFRO, (MERALO ft JOMNP 4WCHEUE DOUCHES, 8ELMA MOAELAND, PATRICIA I JEFFREY ft REBECCA. R08E 29ft WOOO AVE. SOU) TO MEHTA, lilM- 39 HILLSIDE AVE. SOID TO EVANS, ALAN EDISON ILESH D FOR $145000 ON tt*14S IV M QATt HOUSE LANE SOU) TO CHIN, R. ft JODIE FOR S21«,0OO ON 1 (MO-SI BY 901 ELUS PARKWAY SOLD TO LAUflO, 32 PLAFSKY DfWC SOID TO SHAH. SAN PATEL, QHAN8HYAM A va F FOR tta.no ON IO«MI BY MAR- AMOS. MALCOLM 0 JR. ft PEQGY A QEOftGE ft ROSEANN FOR $1W,IOO ON 10- JAY 0 4BISA S FOR $224,000ON 10-2596 11 KUVCW DftT^ SOU) TO OMU MU- TH7, PAULS* U PELTIER AVE SOLD TO FISKE, M£V1N 11MBYFAVIANO,PAaV. BYRASTOGI.ANILK ftNITA HAMMAD J FOR 1279,001 ON NMMSIV 114 PUASANT AVE. SOiO TO LANOHUM, B t FI8 FOR Sat?700 ON 10-11 -99 BY LA IN ABBOT COURT SOLD TO WONQ, QAB- 2 BEOfORO ST. SOU) TO CHAO, SHJX IIWIMIMifRKWWfiI , UUKICrwHYCTV on. DIMM K FOR S1H.O0O ON 10-10 91 BY PORTA BUILDERS. Rt€L ft JOCELYN FOR $94,000 ON 10-11 96 233 NEWMAN ST. SOLO TO WSALVO, lONQ ft XIAOFIN FOR IMS.OOQ ON 10-21» 140 FTTH ST. SOID TO BY BROTHERS, LAURENCE R. BYCHOf,KMfNTH.IQRACEJ FOR I1S0.000 ON 10 7M9IV TRAWWW. SUNHDON ROAD SOLD TO HII8C, HA SHERt R FOR SS7.9O0 ON 10-23-N BY TEM- ROU) A. FOR 11*9,000 ON 10-10-99 BY PLE, JEFFREY M. ft MARGARET A. 83 DALTON PUCE SOU) TO BOA fILOMENAR, SOUTH PUINfiELO LAJ0E. MUNMU ft KAOUAT FOR 1149,000 8 MAGEE ROAD SOID 10 AHWWN- EWMSALANftJOOC 114 SPEAR ST. SOLD TO TEMPLE, JEF 710 E HENOfCKS BLVD SOLD TO HAIL* ON tO-tWS BY MYtRS, LAWRENCE P. ft SMfTH, ANDREA A. FOR SUMMON *» FREY M, ft MARGARET A. FOR S1U.000 ON 8TORK, PAMELA FOR 1140,000 ON 10-11-OS TH€R£»AM. MBYBENSMAN.QAVKJ ME1UCHCN 10 tt-M BY STEWMANN, MAfltCA M 1JUUAND WAD »OlO TO WYAM, CAROL 17 PORTER ST SOLO TO UHM.1 U7 CENTRAL AVE. SOLO TO 2ELEH0IN, BY REN), WILLIAM 8 THE FORBES MORTGAGE MARKET Wtt VQWUk 1W90W rtt tiff)* II S t f Junto 4M& IO\ ttdtyt 7tl A) II Cwwwww CtMrt, UMHWWI NJ17979 Vk 4fi*M »M Sit IF, M*r)t PMni, W 07999 (A) 1999 **•*•*, t imt Snr^, M 9TTS4 7971 0 W\ Mdiyi ril tin 0 iffK IO*yt 10* A) 1IT1 Rt. » btl (A) 110 MjfHsltvn RN4( Smw^wvli, PM 97994 1 ytARM IS WjJlnV M ffOtnl Q7U1 CortStittt Mir Sen, Cwp MMtt-JW r>r|f«SivlRff(BsiA yi MX 1 SOytFIX 7 371 i j 1% Wfcyi 7» lOytTHA 911 0 lit* »^ •" 0) H0 Viftty S#«<»wd, WtoH Mi 1"—*-* M, tarteM. PA t9944 99H I 7/URM 7in o v* mmm 9Ft I9W » YEAR FIXED MORTCMGE RATE C) UN VrfHy Raid, Wifftt, NJ 07470 NJ !)»pff1iiiWiftHliflkin{( '•mma§ ••HMmjM' r RMlEstate A Forte* Nmpapots Supp*wn#nt •i mm THE FORBES To Advertise REAL ESTATE MARKETPLACE HOURS Monday Reach Over 300,000 Readers Advertise In Forbes Classified '1000 HIM f$Wt low HoiM/Condo inliaiter*MU SELLING? SHARING? RENTING? FocAilowAl i MttmArTOln DDDD nrnllnm KaiTfwMuNipIl • •RWTwwP wWa^Wf mm Cut^iM location, 4BR, 9 ftM, walk to RutMn Cam- pin Ovaiim lol O«nar wilting to ucnilci at MUM |tT#,ftf. mCATAWAY •UILDIM MODIL m Cuilom Col built by buikfir for nil I It ihowil IMIMailt Ml LtMdad w/anlraa: ipaciaicabinttfy, buiiilnbookcaia 3iona haal, Ixatad In praallgioui Rivar M araa. LM WMt Aaraaft IAMAIN HOUII- Thoutamtt ol Oovirn- ffArH mint fertelottd met rt< ttluy rilANKUN*IUILDItl MODIL d Mu«« 4100 MI It Cmt«r Mall Col ? y« oW, fotmw p p balng liquldittd thli rmfffWnfV modtl hornn I o«d*i w/tMrM A opoiadii Cwiral v«c, 8tc Jyiltm,7 wuC/AI Hint 47tBnii,nRAt, menlnl Oflvtrflmtnt fi- IMMNHttdtallatata wp, wtttlilon, could ha uiifi «• ptol offlot w/ Twip A(lv(.:i1r,<; in the nancing, low/no down approval Cloit It. ruMlon Avf A nt }|7 Only Call lor local liatlnail t< FORBf S NI.WSPAPf.RS RtAllY GUIDE N0-1310010 Ml JH IOUAI SOUTH RIVIR HOUIINO BARGAIN OWOdTUMITY TWO ITORY WITH ORIAT VIIW tm\* rnual Him Ihli immnculdtn 7 Wary drtam 1-800-559-9495 HUNTING? AH (ill litatt ativartliatt how* ()v»rlmik« vi»ry lxiy«n wmxtid mn In Soulh n \m nawipapir it tub tm fwighhomnml tin* many ntw amtnlllai FIND IT m to tht rattaral ralr q ? car utiiflu*. »aw kllchan and apnilancn. Fax 908-231-9638 Hiuilng Act of tftsa Vtty comanlintwalli to NYC hum* urn! quit* IN FORBES which matt* II liitgal to lont nmlNJIP lltimiklb«yotinN| »#viHlaa any CLASSIFIEDS! iiiflHaiiofi M 1020 mo band on ract, frainvi rvr 1 BEDROOM A PIS/ SELL H! Ovmiied Lunurlous Garden Apartmtnts INCLUDES HEAT A HOT WATW • FRtt HEAT K Anoin i \H(;KH Arm. • Substantial Playground • Largest Swim Club In Area At REMTIT! Nominal Fee 908874-6644 or 359-7180 \ BROOKSIDE GARDEN APTS, SHARE IT! M10< NIINAWC- »R, III* MM bath, WAN etiptt, W/0 l29MerecrSt,Soniervllt(,NJ| hookup In bwn!., gif, no 9OI.725-2W Find what you're looking vntk: 1 yr. t*Mt, Ath. MKVffW. 3tM14t. MM. »4«0 NO. HAIUPIKO- 4 •470- ly On n 12 Mo. Lease 1st 4 Moi. $550. for in the parking. No p«(i Frof. Last 8 Mos. $691, or S707. WJO • wMHMI 10 NO. FLAINPIILD- FOR NEW TENANTS ONLY Chafmlna2ndltwlth2in DM, Ut, Ifl. Kit Off St. FORBES REALTY 6UIDEI pka. Uorag*. MOO/mo t uuTi.Avitt. 1/1/17, NHi •o, ruiNtmo- 3 m NO. PUMNMIO- HI*- MM. p*f mnth, Incld. toflc Wclorlan, I rm». 1 MH,oH itrttl pklnf, no l«. form. W, Ow, tele. pill, Idill tor coup)*, IIOMINITIfl- TNI 1731 + uilH, NO PETS! *n|oy ptact I qutot. i*c. INANCftlVM- HIUI- 2W, aiA, ftlor Prol.pftf M1-MHS Irtfi CaH7M(J1 IS HlUIIOflO- Pfl la- Tramon, ftoH Mjt *gt, ipic, atoraga, WD Motat, room ft iH. avail,, mKa Ig ccrionlil pvi blh. MODCI: M MUCH* HOUM Aooaai. 4,100 $l300ivail, 1/1W0-71* PIKATAKWAt- a Idf root. raMat w/d, M, pool, dock. 1500 l.». total ofM , 9293 1ST Fk. I7W, * Ml NO coiy 1 bdr. «tt. kit, far- UUNOUI MNTMJ fact lor wnflt* In 2 lam. NOTICl: AH HOMII + i/autii.ati'71- 2,1001. f tmnoi, Ma/1S/M - Oantia; on ftoora 1 and I. MITUCMIN- 3 bdr. homa, no pott ton H/ TO MITUCHM- Shara 3 HW Inel J014* fnarvfum wftni rpajWorniaii tor lobby group, condo Ranovatad kitch- •A houaa. IMO/mo mil. HYAMf tN ADVANCE alonala. 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Fill out this entry form and send this entire page to: Color The Cover Fortes Newspapers, PO Box 699, Somerville. NJ 08876 The Rubes Newspapers Art Staff will pkk one winner from each of the following age categories: Interactive gifts •«*«••«****»••••«••#•«•»!•••••#••••••••*•• • 4 Years Old & Younger • 5-7 Years Old • 8-10 Years Old Spritz up the holidays *M*l MMHUIttlMM One winner from each category Books for the young 8 will receive $20. Winners will be announced in the January HP issues of Forbes Newspapers. All entries must be postmarked by The perfect fiti*MM«IMM«IM*Mttlt«HMtMHMI*M## 10 Friday, January 3,1997 Nimt _^_^_ Videos for the holidays • ****M*M***« •»•#*•••!# •«••• 11 Address Supplement to Forbes Newspapers 102 Walnut Street, PO Box 626, Crinford, NJ 908-276-6000 Phone: ICranford Chronicle, Wcsllield Record, Scotch Plains-Funwood Press inpioytvs oi then families are not eligible Late Your Gifts '**•** «« y r: t HARLEY-DAVIDSON F EPISON I w^ ^ r ^ ^mm ^mmm ^r ^i^sv ^ ^^ ^ ^w ^^m -^r ^m ^^w ^pr « • n» ^si^ m^m ^p1 «BB aim ^f^ ^^V Collectibles • Clothing • Footwear iMMlWBMMMlMiBittNMNNIMlitN^ Davidson I Woodbridge Highland (908) 985-7546 HARLEY-DAVIDSON OPEN 7 DAYS Mon, TUBS 9-6 Wed-Frl 9-9 Sat 9-5 • Sun 10-5 F^ADS^gg5.Wtrtrl^y(pn14 Clift nuldc 3 1M9-93(NL) Otownbtr 16-20,1998 WN»RU» Guide to charity giving Want Tbp Name Designer With the busiest giving season of the year • Watch out for appeals that are long on Clothing for The Holidays upon us, the Council of Better Business Bu- emotion and short on farts. The solicitation reaus is offering a nw»st guide to help should include a clear description of the But Don't Want 1b Spend $$ donors sift through the charitable requests programs your gift would support. already Ailing their matlbaxet, ringing their • Aik about the group's tax status. Do Tk CMMieMMnt SuMlqw phones, and coming through computers not aivume the organization s a charity just giulluhltuyM Una! The Philanthropic Advisory Service (PAS) because it has a charity sounding name. of the Council of Better business Bureaus Make sure your contribution will be de- •MM* CMMag. Ml atN/NMy Styes has released the 1996 Holiday Edition of the ductible as a charitable gift CMMIM'I CMMni • CMMI to Draq Give But Give Wisely newsletter, which in- • If you are buying an item to help a cludes a list of the most-asked-about chan cause, find out how much the charity gets. New* Used ties in America and specifies whether they For example, if candy, cards, or other holi- mwt the 23 voluntary CBBB Standards for day gift items are being sold to benefit a Charitable Solicitations. charity, does the appeal or catalog state* TWICE IS NICE Holiday giving tips offered by the Better what the charity's share will be? It is quite t t Business Bureau include the following; common for less than 10 percent of the t Do not be pressured to make an on purchase price to go toth e organization. OmlBf VMMAI S Chlldrw I Cttthn thespot gill. Legitimate charities will wvl- • Non-cash gifts am raise other ques- come your donation anytime, tions. If you are considering making & dona- • Look at the charity name carvftilly tion of goods to a charity, find out if they Some? charity names sound the same Do can accept these items and how the gift will not assume you know the organization. Re be used. Also, if a charity-thrift store is in- member, for any cause you can think of volved, ask what share of the thrift sales there are dozens, aometimes hundred! of goei to the cause, different charities that are raising funds. • Check out the charity with outside im- • Ask for detailed written information on partial sources, Contact your local charity the charity's programs and finances. Chari- registration office (usually a division of the ties with nothing to hide will encourage in- state attorney general's office) and with terest. Questionable groups are counting on your Better Business Bureau the fad that most will not bother to ask. Ite \M Holiday Edition of Give But t Sometimes only a small part of your Give Wisely is available at no charge by gift in helping the cause. A review of charity sending a stamped, selfaddressed, finances should show that a majority of busineis-slze envelope to Give Wisely, total funds is being used for the specified Council of Better Business Bureaus, 4200 cause, as opposed to administrative costs. Wilson Blvd., Suite 800, Arlington, VA § A cash gift can be pilfered or lost For 22203-1838 Consumers can also view PAS security and tax record purposes, it ii tetter charity reports by visiting the RBB Homo to make a check or money order out U> the Page on the World Wide Web at htttpJ/ full official namt of the charity. www.bbb.org. 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LENOX stressful time of the year, causing many • Having trouble finding time to exer- people to trade a healthy lifestyle for an cise? Break up your routine into "mini- FACTORY CLEARANCE i unhealthy one. It's a time when calorie workouts" and accumulate your exercise. consumption soars and exercise regi • Reward yourself ... often. Take a mem hibernate, creating a difficult tnvv bubble bath, get a massage, or go shop- CENTER ronment tor anyone trying to manage his ping - whatever makes you fed food! or htr utight On avenge, mot* people • Stressed? Try a brisk walk around Si COHMCRC Drive, Criabwy, NJ (609) I9M0S0 gain from 5-10 pounds between Thanks- the block. giving and New Yeari • When making flight reservations, It's more important than ever to main- ask the airline about special meal op Jons tain hfalthy hafatU during the hoiktayi like low-fat or vegetarian entrees, fruit That's why weight manafement expert plates, or seafood platters, Jenny Craig is sharing some of her best- a When socializing, make your friends kept secrets in her book, Jtnny Croifli and family members your focus - not Uttlt Survitni Gut*. 201 Tips Jbr Man* food. Holiday events are "people events." ogi% tour WtgfU and Your ttfe. Among • Unking for a low-fat dessert? Try her tips forsurvivin g the holidays: angel food cake or fat-free pound cake • Make your home "safe" during the topped with seasonal fruit holidays by keeping fattening goodies • During the hectic holiday season, out of sight (and to a minimum) and take flve minutes daily for yourself. donating unwanted food items to charity These tips can help keep you on track a Bake your dressing alongside, in during the tempting holiday season. For stead of in, your turkey. 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Nestle Toll House Cookie Dough can your cookies will hold their •*•!*; they Ml-ChdCookmt quickly make any holiday special with THmitmCookmt won't spread or run. gnat-tasting goodies for the entire holiday UqttidGoMDtmi-Glact Itae festive and detects** tmU also VikingStom and Appliance* MHwffllbt offer i fun and e«iy way to |rt kidi ir Low Uw Prices onSUBZEHO! Remember those delicate mouth-watering Full Service Custom Kikhe* Design vorved in the kitchen as you prepare tor the Full line of kitchen luppliex and equipment SpriU cookies your grandmother used to fefuvititi. Older children can actually ban Q$ Baskth/Sptckil Orders make and you've spent hours trying to du- die the cookie preit, while younpten will 'Chef For A Day' plicate? Well, baking Sugar Spritz Cookies love to decorate. KkbCookligMHMayPiiiftci is a whole lot easier and much more fUn Cmlon Dwelled Parttei and using Nestle Toll House Cookie Dough. 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