-and a nti-school bond groups gear up for S7.6 million Dec. 13 referendum - See page A-3 Record Thursday, November 17,1994 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents Flast quits school board seat Reading on Sunday r The Westfield Memorial Li- brary Board will discuss the By NICOUE A. QAVINO from Robert Flast, stating personal reasons," the board and what I was able to do," Mr. By state law, the school board must ap- possible addition of Sunday THE RECORD ' School Board President Susan Pepper said Flast said in a telephone interview Tuesday point someone within 60 days, or the ap-; hours to the library's sched- at Tuesday night's board meeting. "I called night. Mr. Flast declined to comment fur- pointment will be made by the county su- ule on an experimental basis Westfield Board of Education Member him and asked him to reconsider, but he ther. perintendent of schools. When two board $t its meeting, 8 p.m. tonight Robert Flast resigned late Tuesday, barely reaffirmed his need to resign." The board is charged with finding a re- members resigned late last year, the school in the Library Meeting Room. six months after he was elected to the office. The school board will hold a special meet- placement lor Mr. Flast until the voters can board opened the position to any residents The public is invited to at- The school board is now charged with filling ing 8 p.m. Tuesday, 302 Elm St., to fill the elect a new board member next April. The interested and chose the replacements (end and participate. his seat until the next school election in vacancy created. appointee will only serve until the election through a series of public interviews. How- April. "It was a very difficult decision and some- when the voters will choose someone for the ever, the board has the option to simply "Late this afternoon, we received a letter thing I was considering for some time, in final two years of Mr. Flast's three-year choose an appointment from board member Author's pen of resignation from the Board of Education terms of what I had hoped to accomplish on term. (Please turn to page A-2) .^Artist/Author Kay Bain Weiner of Mountainside will be featured at a lecture and book-signing, 6:30-9 tonight at the Quirnby Book Store. Ma. Weiner Just completed Local pundits see harsh her 8th book. Stained Glass - A Guide to TodayS Tiffa- ny Copper Foil Technique. Woven treasures message in GOP victory . The 8th Annual Westfield By NICOLE A. QAVIWO to maintain or improve programs such as social secu- Weavers Guild Show and rity and welfare. Sale will be held 10 am.- 5 THE RECORD "The Republicans now have a fairly gigantic chal- p.m. tomorrow and 10 a.m.-3 Westflelders are now governed by Republicans on lenge," Mr. Gould said. "They've got to reconcile the p.m. Saturday at 71S Dorian various commitments they've made. I think one has Road. The show will feature a local, state and national levels. Results of last Tues- day's election, which gave the Republicans the major- to view the next two years with a lot of caution. The "Children's Table." Call 654- environment both at the White House and Congress 1640 for more information. ity in both the House and the Senate, offers the potential for change, and several local experts think is quite positive. It's far from clear that it's going to this is exactly what the voters want. work, but the potential is there." Antique boutique "The voters sent a harsh message to Clinton — he Resident and Republican New Jersey Assemblyman : Polly Reilly's 26th Christ- was trashed in a sense," said resident and Democrat Richard Bagger also sees the shift in Congress as a rpas Boutique with a collec- Peter Gould, who worked for the White House during call for change. tion of gifts, decorations and the Carter Administration. "For 20 years, the Ameri- 'The house had been in Democratic control for 40 antiques is back at Andrea's can people have been fed up with Washington and years," Mr. Bagger noted. "First and foremost, it was Furniture, 940 South Ave., fed up with taxes and fed up with bureaucracy. They a call for change in Congress, both in terms of elect- until Dec. 3. For more infor- elected Clinton in the hopes that things would change ing a majority which will focus on reducing federal mation call 2334680. if we gave the Democrats the ball. Obviously in the spending and at the same time reforming the institu- last two years, it didn't happen. Now the voters gave tions of federal government." In other words, the peo- the Republicans the ball. They have a two year lease ple want things like balanced budgeting, lowered Hanukkah stories and if they don't do it, they're going to get trashed taxes, line-item veto power for the president, and Children in grades K-3 are too." term limits. invited to the Westfield Me- morial Library to share the Mr. Gould's view is that Presidents Carter, Reagan, Mr. Bagger's view is also that the people are in "Festival of lights," 3:45-4:30' Bush and Clinton were all elected for the same reason search of a government that works fir them, "that is p.m., Nov. 29. The program and, with the exception of Reagan, were all "trashed" in touch with the people and their interests." He sees will feature Hanukkah sto- for the same reason — government isn't working for what's happening on the national level as a reflection?'" ries, the dreidel game and them. He believes the majority of the voters only of what has already happened on the state level. potato latke refreshments. ln- know that their taxes are too high and "they have a "It's similar to what happened in New Jersey in person registration begins sense of waste and abuse and self-dealing in Wash- 1991," Mr. Bagger said. "The voters elected Re- Monday. Children must have ington." publican Houses, largely in reaction to the Florio ad- a library card Mr. Gould said the demand is for things such as ministration. New Jersey is a couple of years ahead of lowered taxes and cuts in the size of government, but what's going on nationally. The election of Governor (Please turn to page A-2) Indoor sports these must be balanced \vatt*«*h*-eanilicting demand The Wattneld Recreation SBBrtS s Help Record fund to aid Caring Neighbors Sports programs, including STEVE LEGATO/THE RECORD The Record is inviting readers to participate in its helps families pay their rent and avoid eviction. It Indoor Lacrosse, Indoor Soc- Th« Block family on Summit Avcnu* Is swimming In leaves Record Holiday fund. Proceeds will support The Car- buys food, clothes, and medical care. cer, C&ed Volleyball, Drop-In this fall. Th« neighborhood It one of the last areas for leaf ing Neighbor Fund of Westfield. The Caring Neighbor For instance, recently Ms. Corsi received a phone Volleyball and Indoor Girls Fund is the only local fund which helps Westfield call from one of the elementally schools that a young Softball. Most programs have pickup and residents are citing dangers for drivers and chil- girl was without a coat during the cold weather. The dren with piles upon piles of leaves filling the streets. See residents who fall between the governmental program a small fee and are held cracks and are ineligible for public assistance. Caring Neighbor Fund of Westfield was able to get a letters, page A-4. coat on her back within hours. tweknights. Call 789-4080 or Westfield Welfare Director Lillian Corsi coordinates stop by the municipal build- But the fund is up and down throughout the year, ing. her efforts with the Westfield Neighborhood Council, and many things can't get done because the money the Westfield Community Center, the Salvation Army isn't there. Any donation will help. and various church organizations. The fund helps Readers wishing to support the Record Holiday Holiday lights working people who, due to illness, are out of work The Westfield Area Cham- Carjacker, 14, jailed; Fund and the Caring Neighbor Fund may send for a little while and can't get help from any govern- checks to Record Holiday Fund, Box G26, Cranford ber of Commerce is kicking ment program. It helps families who can't pay their 07016. Donors who contribute to the fund will have off its Holiday lights Fund utilities bill and may be without electricity or heat. It Program. Funding is needed their names published in this column. for the annual display of il- three others on bail luminated decorations that brighten the Central Busi- ness District and welcomes visitors and shoppers during year after crime here < December, including trees « with over 2,500 bulbs. : By iHCOUE A. WV1NO 1- . Checks, in any amount, THE RECORD payable to "Holiday Lights Fund," may be mailed to the It is rnore than a year since a 68-year-old resident was carjacked in his Westfield Area Chamber of own driveway, and three out of the four offenders are out on bail. A Commerce, PO Box 81, West- juvenile, now incarcerated, and two of three adults have pleaded guilty field, 07091. Contributors will to the crime. A third adult is awaiting trial. be publicly thanked. Sean McCloud, 23, of Rahway, pleaded guilty to carjacking and con- spiracy charges Monday before Union County Superior Court Judge John Triarsi. First Assistant Prosecutor Michael Lapolla said although he PACE abilities faces a mandatory five years in prison and up to 30 years, he is currently t The Westfield V and the out on bail while he awaits sentencing. Sentencing is set for Feb. 10. •New Jersey Chapter of the According to the Prosecutor's Office, Mr. McCloud admitted talking to National Arthritis Foundation the other suspects and planning the Aug. 24, 1993 crime. are offering a program de- According to Westfield Police, a Knollwood Terrace resident was re- signed to increase the mobil- turning home from a business trip that day. When the 68-year-old ity and function of joints. Call attempted to turn his car into his own driveway, another vehicle pulled 233-2700. in front of him, boxing his car in. Police reports stated two suspects got out of the car and ran towards the victim's 1991 Acura. Boosters drive "Being in complete fear for his life, the victim ran from his vehicle up .Westfield School Boosters the driveway to the front door of his residence," the report stated. Association seeks funds for The man left his keys in his Acura and left the car running. Police sports equipment Send do- said the victim immediately had his wife call the police as he watched nations to: The Westfield the suspects flee with his car. School Boosters, PO Box 594, Westfield Police broadcast the information over the county radio. Soon Westfield, NJ, 07090, ATTN: afterwards, Clark Police located two of the suspects in the parking lot at £50 Club. Mother Seton High School. Mr. McCloud and a 14-year-old juvenile from Perth Amboy were arrested on carjacking and conspiracy charges. Later the same day, Nathaniel Lamont Vestal, 21, of Railway and Carmen Our deadlines Thompson, 20, of Cliffwood were also arrested on conspiracy to commit Next week's Record will be carjacking. received in homes on Today, the three adult suspects involved in the case are out on bail. In Band in Westfield Wednesday because of the addition to Mr. McCloud, Mr. Vestal also pleaded guilty before Judge The Whirling Dervishes are gearing up for their annual performance during the Westfield Thanksgiving holiday. News Triarsi last month and is awaiting sentencing on Jan. 6. Mr. Vestal also Reunion Party at the Clubhouse In Plainfleld Thanksgiving night. Check out what else is items for that issue should faces five years in prison. happening with this band of Westflelders inside Weekend Plus. The band's Don Dazzo and reach our office today. Ms. Thompson's charges are still pending and she remains out on bail awaiting a trial. The 14-year-old is now serving a reformatory sentence. Bob Ardrey perform in this appearance.
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Town hesitates on 'humane' bjk'1 l ttc meeting in the summer" "Mr. By NICOH A. OJWINO with Mountainside Mayor Robert Viglianti and officials from other Viglianti said the proposal was in THE RECORD towns in the county to establish a its infancy and it would be at least Westfield's frustrations in find- county-wide animal control shelter. another two yean before they ing quality, affordable animal con- Mrs. Sur said she would like to could get the shelter up and'run- trol services were brought to the have an establishment that is con- ning. The group expects to ,hold forefront again when the Town venient for residents, provides another public meeting on the Council received bids for a 1905 topic in January- more humane treatment of the an- This leaves Westfield with little contract imals, and also offers pet adoption. Bids for animal control service choice but to contract services with "We want something like what either Associated Humane or1 Gar- included $17,000 from Associated Kindness Kennels used to be," said Humane Societies of Newark and den State Kennels for 1095. IWn the Westfield councihvoman. "We Attorney Charles Brandt said le- $21,600 from Garden State Kennels feel we need some kind of con- in Stirling, who has served West- gally the town would need to fiave field for the past several years. At venient, centrally-located shelter a good reason not to accept the low its last conference session, the that can offer not only animal con- bid, such as the company not offer- Town Council decided to hold off trol services but also adoption ser- ing the services required. on accepting any bids. vices. Something a little more hu- Mrs. Sur said she will contact of- Counrihvoman Margaret Sur mane — a better reflection of our ficials from other towns who "use said she was concerned about ac- interests in things other then our- Associated Humane to find' but cepting the low bid from Associ- selves." more about their reputation before ated Humane because the com- However, at the group's last pub- the council votes on the contracts pany's bid in prior years has been over $30,000. She said they may be eliminating part of their service in order to offer the lower bid. However, the town has had prob- lems with Garden State Kennels in the past Last year, after Garden State Kennels failed to pick up stray cats at resident and board of Main Street ' STEVE LEGATO/THE RECORD health requests, the town council The rear end ofa truck pulling out of a driveway on North Avenue struck a fire hydrant about discussed its displeasure with the Restaurant - noon Tuesday and gave drivera a brief geyser view. Police said there were no traffic company and began seeking alter- 600 E. Main St. • Brldgewater • 526-1420 ' disruptions and the fire hydrant was quickly turned off. natives. Currently, Mrs. Sur is working HAPPY THAIWiSGnHVG! All You $ 95 You snooze, you lose Can Eat 13 Noon-5 P.M. A la carte dinner Buffet Fresh Roast Turkey Fresh Roast Turkey — and end up in jail Baked Virginia Ham Virginia Ham -A 43-year-old man was arrested warrant from Westfield and for vio- SANTO'S Prime Rib Au Jus Beef Burgundy last Tuesday for burglary after a lation of probation. He was re- Fresh Lemon Sole resident found the stranger asleep leased on $275 bail. PIZZA PLACE Italian Sausage on her living room couch. 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He was held on $775 bail. •*• Ahmad Brathwaite, 23, of Ham- RANGES ilton Avenue was charged last Tuesday on a contempt of court 10 YEARS FREE BURNER REPLACEMENT Local pundints (rnmmmi The Anderson recliner's The Clayton high leg recliner's I (Continued from page A-l) casual style combines a good looks are enhanced I Whitman foreshadows the presi- channel-stitched tapered back by cane-woven side panels I MODEL CROM00AAX dential election two years from and pillow arms. and a diamond- lufted back. now." The Daytona chaise recliner E. SAVE *150.00 Allen Chin, former mayor of features a chaise pad seat that The Hemingway high Westfield and chairman of the reclines to one surface lor full- leg recliner boasts Town Republican Committee, sim- body comfort and support. distinctive elegant Conantwr fit—I Mo.1 The Paramount chaise recliner wing chair styling pry hopes that the Republicans and Chippendale legs. WASHERS will succeed at these voter man- gives you full-body comfort with ,i rhiinnel-stilched back, Heavy Duty, Large Capacity dates for federal government to hendresl and footrest. control spending and cut the size Regular & Perm. Press Cycles of government • 3 Wash Temperatures "I'm very happy about the shift • Free 10Yr. in Congress," Mr. Chin said. "I think it is a reaction to Clinton Transmission and a reaction to tax increases. Warranty* People remember these things. lty>r years, the blame has been on «:://...-i.-i the Republican presidents, but it's // ft n i i n !' J.1 the Congress that controls spend- ing. Now I hope that they will ]'.-((•-a-il-.i-;- •; .: DRYERS practice what they've been preach- !•••;;••••;•. ,• i ' Heavy Duty, Super Capacity ing. Two years is a very short time. 1 Let's see what they can do now Regular & Perm. Press Cycles that they have the ball." 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Recommendations included fAaW MB/•pflMN/ some change in practice and poli- cy in the regulation of student ac- tivity funds and petty cash and that the school establish and main- SAVE tain a fixed assets accounting sys- tem. as the district's financial URNITURF ServingJMetuchen & Vicinity Since 1851 Financing is Av we feel comfortable that LA-Z-BOYS;ALLFRIFS Or You May Use: : stated and we don't see W E FURNISH erm problems in the dis- S A T I S F A C T f O trict,'* auditor Robert Morrison NORTH PLAINFIELD FREEHOLD VVOODBRIDGE/MFTTJCHEN see-more 533 Rl. 22 W. Rl. 9 b Adelphla Rd. Rl, 1 & Ford Ave. told the board. "As far as the rec- iNe.l ID NIJMJI) Ocean Plaza Shopping Center (Between Waodbridge Center TV APPLIANCE CENTER ommendations, the administration (908)753-5150 (Juil 2 mile* S. of Freehold R»«w»y) fcMrnloMitb (906)308-3838 (908)906-5635 551 Middlesex Av*. (Hwy.27) Metuchen 548-919i| anticipated them and I am satis- at 6 Dm). Sundav 12 DDI-S Dtn fied with their implementation Monday thru Friday 10 »m-9 pm, Saturday 10 am-9 om (Freehold da STORe HOURS: MON., WEO., THUHS., FRI. 9 A.M. to G P.M. TUE8., SAT. 0 A.M. to S P.M. thus far."
I/, ffcibvember 17, 1994 Westfield Record A-S fePro, con bond groups working town GAVINO The bond would pay for.the construction grade levels and residents whose children "Through everything we've looked at, Citizens Against the Bond calls for t • .'itrHE RECORD or 21 classrooms onto four elementary have already gone through the Wefetfield this is the best solution," she said. countability for school spending. Mr, Fl schools and various maintenance projects school system. But Mike Farrell of the Citizens Against rell said the school district is "living on fi WesmeiQ rtrSlUCntS Will be ISICCU With «in• thUKe uisuii-idistrict'as mtiuuiuiremaining aumuuschools.. Thnivue dev - Jilt; wt?StJtt?Hl EAJUCUHOn isOEUlllUn IS Jp The WesUleld Education Coalition is the Bond is one of about 200 who feel past laurels" and by today's measures "c the decision of whether to approve a $7.6 vision to build elementary classrooms working to get information out to the vot- there must be an alternative to a $7.6 mil- school bond issue next month. As came from the school board in September ers and support the passage of the bond. lion bond. For instance, the group points izens are not getting your bang for yo ;Va.;sign of the disagreement over the bond after months of discussion and in response They are holding various informational out a 3 percent cut in salaries and benefits buck." He and the rest in the group a ...tssue, two opposing groups have farmed :o to increasing elementary enrollments. meetings with different groups throughout would pay for the renovations completely not impressed with the district and thii r, convince voters to vote their way. "Right now, our problem is that we have town. Superintendent of Schools Mark C. in eight years. Citizens Against the Bond it could be improved for the amount th .;. JBoth the Westfield Education Coalition children we're not going to have class- Smith has attended some of these meet- are concerned about increasing property pay in taxes. vand the Citizens Against the Bond are rooms for," Franklin parent Denise Ricci ings as a guest speaker. tax rates in relation to school spending, "There can be change if the voters u ,, dedicated and working in the name of said. "It's not a temporary problem for "If you understand the issues, it's easy 'The issue is — Do you trust the people derstand the issue, but spending is n ..Quality schools. For the Westfield Edu- those children. It's a permanent problem, to understand why this bond is so impor-you've given $45 million to to use the cation Coalition that means getting the It's their whole elementary education ex- what the voters are hearing about," N tant," Ms. Ricci said, "The issue is really money properly?" Mr. Farrell said. "I was Farrell said. "That data, the actual infc . bond passed and building classroom ad- perience." maintaining the status quo. Increasing uncomfortable with the fact that people in ditions. For the Citizens Against the Bond Ms. Ricci said the Westfield Education classrooms only means maintaining the my neighborhood were moving out due to mation telling what I, as a consumer, a • ,jt means ensuring the failure of the bond Coalition is a diverse group that has level of education we have now." taxes." getting for my money, is not available. F .issye and making school officials account- formed in response to a growing concern Ms. Ricci argued against other proposed Mr. Farrell said the group was organized all we pay, it's disconcerting as a parent able for educational spending. for the conditions of the schools. She said alternatives, such as moving the fifth by several residents, most of which have go to parent-teacher conferences and I On Dec. 13, voters will have to choose there are over 100 citizens involved in the grade or paying for the construction out of children in the schools and "felt the eco- asked to buy the kids crayons because tl ^Whether to support a $7,6 million bond, group, including parents of students in all the operating budget nomic pressure of rising taxes." school can't afford it." ! Detective is iSTS selection WHS group acts on 'Smokeout' mmi m liCOIE MvlN0 ing. The students get really in- for 11 a.m.-l p.m. today outside the ers, or 9.4 million people, quit f volved and they have fun." Sfor November ^^*^ ^^ TH*E RECORD *- high school cafeteria. the day during the 1993 Smokeoi Ms. Teitelbaum said the health Students will get an opportunity Eight million continued not j Detective Jim Schneider of the Westfield High School students classes are partaking in an "Adopt- to see the "Smokeless Sue" doll, smoke 1-10 days later, ; Wqstfiekl Police Department Juve- are helping others "kick a little A-Smoker" program, in which they courtesy of Visiting Nurse and The American Cancer Society c \ nile Division has been named the butt" today for the 18th Annual encourage a family member, friend Health Services. The mannequin fers the following tips for smoke J Westfield Public Schools' "Sharing Great American Smokeout or even one of their teachers to stands puffing away at a cigarette who want toquit : |i quit for the day. Besides offering and students can see the lungs fill- \ Talents and Skills (STS) Resource Sponsored by the American Can- {3 Throw out all cigarettes, asl cer Society, the Great American praise and encouragement, the ing up and watch the buildup of tar » Person of the Month." The selec- Smokeout encourages smokers to non-smoker also agrees to give up and nicotine. trays, matches and lighters; »tion is for November. give up cigarettes for 24 hours, and something they love. Students are In addition, Gina Calluci, a res- [71 Keep busy; ; Detective Schneider has fre- hopefully for good. giving up everything from choco- piratory therapist from Union Hos- [7j Hold a pencil or pen; « l quently visited classrooms at vari- "Anything that increases aware- late to rap music to support smok- pital, will be on hand to offer car- 0 Chew gum or carrot sticks; ers who want to quit. [7J Drink lots of water and fru t ous grade levels to discuss alcohol ness is important," Health Educa- diopulmonary function screening, tor and School Nurse Margaret Marie Higgins, of Westfield's or testing for lung capacity. juices and avoid caffeine; J ' and parties; drugs and the law and Teitelbaum said. "It opens up dis- Sharing Talents and Skills Office, According to the American Can- G3 Get support from famU : other topics suggested by teachers. DETECTIVE JIM SCHNEIDER cussion about the dangers of smok- has scheduled guest demonstrators cer Society, 20.5 percent of smok- friends and co-workers. '• 1GOP Victory in tOWn 'Official' Saturday is Scouts' big food collection day *7 •/ Hundreds of Patriot District CuCubb ties: Westfield,. Scotch Plains,. Fan- Berkeley HeightsHeichts,. WatchWatchungu X Scouts, Explorers, Boy Scouts and wood, Garwood, North Plainfield, illette, Summit and Mountainside! win. Mr. Jenkins will serve has third term as Third adult volunteers are participating Ward Councilman and continue to work on issues SHE RECORD in the seventh year of Scouting For including the control of taxes. Mount Laurel compli- Food. The program has collected Air Conditioning, Heating <£ Blown Insulation 615 Central Avenue % '• j. final tallies for last Tuesday's election became of- ance and planning, and the completion of the second tons of food for the area's needy in Residential • Commercial • Industrial Westfteld, NJ 07090. <4*fel Monday morning, confirming a Republican win senior citizens housing complex. previous years. The Scouts are 908-233-6222 Sjbfoss the board. In the mayoral race, Mayor Garland "Bud" Boothe hoping residents will be generous 1-800-287-0731 J* Problems with machine printouts left final results finished with 5,978, not too far from the 5,335 votes again this year. {{Inofficial, without 389 unaccounted poll votes and 310 Councilman Anthony LaPorta gained. Newcomer Re- Scouting For Food involves dis- ajjotential absentee votes. Results for local offices were publican Gail Vemick won the First Ward Council tribution and collection of special Carrier illegible on one of the printout sheets form the third Seat in her race against Democrat William Brennan. grocery bags by the Scouts, aided Ivard. Although Councilman Gary Jenkins was ahead The County Clerk's Office said there were similar by parents and other adult volun- problems with reading the machine printout sheets in teers. Bags, which were distributed pp 40 votes, the race for Third Ward council seat was Nov. 12, will be collected Saturday. •Imost too close to call. 37 machines across the county. County Gerk Walter WHERE YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR CHIEF CONCERN Halpin said the county never experienced such wide- The Patriot District includes Union • Morris • Essex • Middlesex jr£7inal results, including any previously unaccounted m thf following communi-. nd all -ateentee votes, prow* Mr. Jenkins' win spread'difficulties before and the cause of the 1,836 votes. His opponent, John J. Walsh flri- lerns is not dear. His office served a court order to re- l with 1,285 votes. open the machines last Wednesday and results only fji^Jven last Tuesday Mr. Jenkins was confident of his became official Monday morning. • • WALLCOVERINGS BLINDS SHADES DRAF'ES PAINTS DEPARTMENTS OF THE INTBRIOR WE IS Fabulous: \LIND: VEPT. ^^eBnilftl^ l tf LEVOLOR*
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No .stnni;.s attached. ening the atmosphere for the referendum less •''At its meeting two weeks ago. the board de- cided to make a point of oxygenating the bud- than four weeks away. geting process, and m taci several members of- However, there is sufficient strength in the fered a demonstration of the spirit of it all by community on both sides of the $7.6 million suggesting program-based budgeting, a zero- issue to dismiss such cynicism as naivete. West- increase budget and even an effort to examine .staffing levels and productivity and special edu- fielders are not so easily distracted. "bation outlay?. The present year's budget is S44 In fact, there are undoubtedly some taxpayers •million. listening for a similar call from the Town to get Ii'. i,,- Cynics link the board's open-door budgeting in on the earliest stages of building its next jprogram with its hopes for passage of the $7.6 budget, usually approved in April or May, just million bond referendum on Dec. 13. The infor- after the school budget voting. mal, public budget meetings, a schedule of Letters to the editor Political fortunes can be read in fallen leaves To The Record: fairs that we now endure each fall. Here event of a windy day, much hard work is live in our town, bagging leaves is an even areas and, I would guess, must be a } Each fall those of us who live on the on the very south side of town, we have undone as portions of the leaf piles blow- greater hardship. ability when trying to sell a house in ,tl south side of Westfield struggle for yet to see our leaves picked up and a call back on residents' property. Parking on I would hope that Mayor Boothe, the fall. Indeed,a relative recently visiyr rtionths with huge piles of leaves in front to the "leafline" indicates that Area 3 is the street becomes all but impossible on council, Administrator Gottko and Engi- from Scotch Plains remarked that she jn of our homes, clogging our streets. When I being picked up now. At this rate, my area many streets and car fires ignited by hot neer Marsh will put their heads together had her leaves picked up for the seco? rfioved to Westfield in 1969, we could look (Area 10) should see our first and only catalytic converters contacting dry leaves and find a way to improve this abysmal time last week. -.,,', forward to three or four leaf pickups per pickup around Dec. 10, I would guess. In are not unheard of. service. This is not a Democratic or Re- Both mayor and council incumbents ti umphed in last week's elections, but t$ season. This process was accomplished the meantime, the side roads are choked The town fathers have suggested that publican problem — it's a quality of life thoroughly and cleanly using both front- very strong showing by the challenge with leaf piles and the larger roads are impatient Westfielders should bag their problem that exists throughout our town, indicates a substantial amount of vofa end loaders and vacuum trucks along with dangerously narrowed. Cars compete with leaves and call to have them picked up. especially on the south side where the ser- dissatisfaction about something — I'll fc* a decent amount of overtime as the leaf bikers, joggers and stroller-pushers on For some people this may be a palatable vice is worse than abysmal (if that's pos- at least some of it has to do with the'lei season peaked. these streets for the small amount of road- solution, but for many there is little time sible). piles! in t Over the years the leaf collection system way that remains clear, creating hazardous for the very formidable job of bagging all Service lapses such as this are an em* Has deteriorated into the sorry state of af- conditions especially after dusk. In the those leaves. For the many elderly who barrassment when people visit from other Wertfld Ocean testing has to be a priority ShopRite bad news To The Record: noise levels for about 19,000 peo- able ocean space. This relief would its rejection. The Federal Aviation Adminis- ple. Most or all the relief is be broadly based in Union as well For the citizens of New Jersey to tration (FAA) has just released a achieved by moving noise to other as in other counties of New Jersey. accept this supplement without for quality of life $ supplement to the Draft Environ- adjacent areas. Some areas within No geographic areas would be sig- forcing an objective and rigorous mental Impact Study it had per- Union County would receive more nificantly hurt, the price is a pos- testing of the ocean routing pro- To The Record: \ formed on the effects and al- noise, and an area in Morris Coun- sible small increase in fuel cost for posal, would allow the FAA to While countless letters have already been written on the topic qf-* ternatives to the Expanded East ty would receive a two-fold in- the airlines. "close the case" in a sense. After the proposed North Avenue ShopRite, I feel compelled to add * Coast Plan (EECP). In 1987, the crease in air traffic. The same sup- The superiority of ocean routing which the FAA might or might not another. In the interests of full disclosure, let me state at the outset J EECP had put air traffic over plement rejects a proposal offered for noise abatement is clearly ap- implement its Solberg Mitigation that I am neither a lawyer nor a construction engineer. I am,, many residential areas in New Jer- by the New Jersey Coalition parent to the FAA. But the FAA Proposal. In all probability, opposi- however, a resident of the north side of Westfield and feel obliged' operates under a dual and some- tion to this plan by other com- to voice my opposition to the ridiculous proposal to construct a sey. This supplement contains a re- Against Aircraft Noise, a statewide ShopRite supermarket on North Avenue. lief proposal, known as the "Sol- citizen group. times conflicting mandate to, on munities would lead to a political berg Mitigation Plan," that claims the other hand, promote the fight and likely ultimate stalemate, To the supporters of this misguided venture, I strongly suggest The NJCAAN plan proposes re- growth of the aviation industry; with no relief for anyone. For this that you appeal to an area that you have thus far managed to to provide reduction of aircraft lief by routing air traffic over avail- and on the other hand, enhance reason, the board of directors of exclude from your deliberations. The area to which I am referring safety and environmentally sound NJCAAN voted, in a count of 21 to is called sense. practices. And, it is well established 1, against this supplemental plan. Now let's look at some common sense issues and ask a common FAA official hears retort to that the FAA views the airline in- NJCAAN is open to proposals sense question: dustry as its primary constituency. other than ocean routing for ob- 1) The decline in the quality of life and the resulting fall in* Accordingly, it has tried to invoke taining relief. However, the FAA property values due to the additional noise and traffic congestion is his views on noise reduction other reasons such as "safety" and has not shown much willingness to simply not acceptable. I wonder how many ShopRite executives To The Record: and then told all the pilots that "operational feasibility" as grounds date to work meaningfully with are planning to purchase homes in the vicinity of the site. In the Oct. 13 issue was a letter they would be monitored for the upon which to reject the validity of noise-atTected communities to ar- 2) We don't need another supermarket in the area. We already from Barry Valentine of the FAA. next two weeks. Needless to say, ocean routing. As part of the EIS rive at a mutually acceptable solu- have an A&P and a Foodtown in Westfield, a King's and a Path- Having been a member of a mid- the noise abated for two weeks and process, the FAA must provide ad- tion. Mark in Garwood and — you guessed it — a ShopRite in Clark. western airport authority advisory then went back to its old level, the ditional information, subject to crit- JEROME FEDER, Westfield 3) Why haven't the residents of Westfield been polled to deter- committee, 1 should like to warn planes just missing our chimneys. ical review, in order to substantiate VIVIAN HSU, Scotch Plains mine whether or not they desire such a facility? If the majority of the citizens of what to expect. Having worked with an airline, I Westfield residents oppose the plan, it should be dropped. am familiar with the FAA, Let me clarify a few things for the opportunists arguing in favor We had a noise problem, so con- Good luck to the citizens — of this misguided undertaking. This is our town. We pay the taxes sultants were called in from Kan- they'll need it. Mayor says 'Thanks that keep the town running. We elect the officials who are en- sas City. The consultants placed JEAN WILSON trusted with the responsibility of protecting the voters' interests. noise monitors on two high bluffs Cranford To The Record: will be considered, because in real- The very notion that the residents of Westfield could be rails I want to express, through your ity the problems which face West- roaded into this reckless endeavor solely on the basis of zoning4 pages, my thanks to the many field are devoid of political or par- technicalities in beyond ludicrous. The purpose of zoning laws is to Westfield residents who supported tisan character. enhance the quality of life, not undermine it. me in the recent election. I intend I encourage residents, as I have I can't help wondering who really stands to profit from the to continue the policies and initia- throughout my prior years as your construction of the North Avenue ShopRite — certainly not the =JE The\ftfestfield Record tives which have amde Westfield a Mayor, to volunteer to serve the residents of Westfield. Should the Planning Board see fit to place Forbes Newspapers, A Division of Forbes Inc. great Town and a great place to Town Hall, and to call me on the the interests of ShopRite above the interests of the people of live over the past years, and at the Mayor's Hot Lane at any hour of Westfield, the resulting decline in the quality of life will be swift Malcolm S. Forbaa Jr. same time move ahead in every the day or night, 789-4046.1 receive and irreversible. Editor-in-Chief possible way to make Westfield an amazing number of callst>n that CARL SCARIAT1 Lou Barsony evne better. line, and I respond to each matter Westfield Publisher As Mayor, I represent all of after investigating same. Jamas Rellly Westfield's residents, including To an even greater Westfield in Edward F. Carroll Charyl F«n«k« those who voted otherwise, did not 2001 and beyond! Sports Editor Executive Editor Chief Copy Editor- Administrative costs lower Special Sections Editor vote or legally cannot vote. THeir GARLAND "BUD" BOOTHE Nicole Gavlno interests and needs also must and Mayor, Town of Wesfield Reporter than average across state George Gannon Richard McComb Doug Baum To The Record: proach," the challenge of providing Advertising Manager Classified Advertising Ms. Vernick grateful I would like to reply to Mrs. education for the increasing num- Circulation Director bers of students has been dis- Manager To The Record: making a comparison study be- Kathleen Schultz's letter (Nov. 10). Margaret Amis In Westfield 2,9 percent of per cussed for several mouths, and the This is addressed to the voters of tween Westfield and neighboring various proposals studied. What is Billle M. Davis Union County Kelly Zullo the First Ward: communities to see if we can profit pupil costs in the school budget is Classified Telephone this other solution that opponents Controller Advertising Manager I want to express my apprecia- from others' experiences. I will in- spent on administration. Compare Sales Manage* this to the statewide average of 4 of the bond are suggesting? We Atan M. Churchill tion for your vote of confidence vestigate privatization of some ser- have yet to bear it. What could be and support for me at the polls on vices and look into increasing co- percent. In Westfield, 56.2 percent General Manager of this per pupil cost goes into in- more a modest approach than bor- Nov. 8. operative purchasing of supplies rowing the money to pay for the The Wasllietd Record (USPS 006-049) is published on Thursdays by As your councilwoman, I will be and equipment. struction, which is higher than the extra classrooms and capital im- ForbBS Newspapers, adivisiort ol Forbes Inc., 102 Walnut Ave,, Cranford, NJ 07016 average for 549 other districts in (908) 276-8000 Second clas9 postage paid at Cranford, NJ 07016.POSTMASTER: responsive to your concerns, and My top priority is putting the provements and paying it off over please send changes to Forbes Newspapers, Fulfillment Office. PO Box 699, SomerviMe, act quickly to resolve them. Your best interests of the citizens first. I the state. Consider also our consis- 20 years, at a yearly cost of be- NJ 08876, Subscription rates by mail, one y«ar wilhin Union County Free, out of county opinions are important to me, so tently superior academic results, $15. out of state $15. To subscribe call: 1-BOO-300-9321 want to keep Westfield a great tween $47 and $G3 for the average please call me at 654-6999 when place to live. and you must surely agree that in homeowner. One dollar n week? Westfield we are getting more for Wrlta Us: you wish to discuss something. GAIL VERNICK I support the bond, a modest 102 Walnut Avenue Phone (908) 276-6000 I am going to work very hard to First Ward our money than most of the rest of proposal indeed. Cranford, NJ07O16 FAX: (908) 276-6220 keep a tight rein on municipal Councilwoman-clect the state. SUSAN YATgiu spending. To that end I will be Westfield As for a "more modest ap- Westfield member 17, 1994 Westfield Record A-5 Trustees attend clubs' conference The fall conference of the New Jersey State Fed- sented by NJSFWC: state board members focusing on eration of Women's Clubs (NJSFWC) was held re- membership, com.nunity service, education, conser- cently at the Clarion Hotel in Mount Laurel. vation, the arts and public affairs. In attendance were Grace S. West, president, and Speakers from the American Cancer Society, Feel six board members of the Woman's Club of Westfield: the Smile of a Child, Make a Wish Foundation and Nina Foley, Sally Brown, Juanita Shacklett, Marjorie New Jersey Special Olympics led the afternoon ses- Wieseman, Dee Robinson and Nila McHugh. Some sion. Clubs throughout the state will vote this month 45O representatives from clubs all over the state gath- on which charity will be the NJSFWC Special State ered for educational workshops and networking. Project for 1994-96. The event was organized by a committee chaired by The Woman's Club of Westfield is a member of the Gail Shast of Winonah and was presided over by General Federation of Women's Clubs, the world's NJSFWC President Dorothy Lowe Greene of Run- oldest and largest volunteer organization for women, nernede. with more than 20,000 members in New Jersey. Mem- During the morning session, workshops.were pre- bership is open to women of all ages. Club to fete Greenes at December gala A Gala Centennial Dinner, host- songs. Miss Thomas held the title children. Miss Thomas has been ed by the Woman's Club of West- of Miss 1993 New Jersey World and honored as an outstanding citizen field, is being planned for Dec. 2 at spent much of her reign working by the New Jersey Jaycees. Vekome gift Echo Lake Country Club. Honored on behalf of children's charities Music and vocals during the •ann«tt Communities Fund and Gannett Outdoor have made a donation to Contact We Care, guests will include Dorothy Lowe and performing in telethons and evening will be provided by Vance illen Lordl, center, grant coordinator for Gannett, presented th« check to Contact Executive Greene, president of the New Jer- benefits throughout New Jersey. Villastrigo. director Candy Santo, left, and board of trustee member Charles Clollno M.D. sey State Federation of Women's She also served as spokeswoman The dinner at Echo Lake Coun- Clubs, and James B. Greene. for "Give Kids the World," a non- try Club will be the opening event Vocalist Susan Thomas will en- profit organization dedicated to ful- of the Woman's Club of Westfield's fearing children workshops set tertain with a selection of popular filling the requests of seriously ill centennial celebrations. lesolve Community Counseling Center will ofTer a various stages of development Old Guard lists full December activity slate r week workshop, "How to Hear Your Children's The workshops are offered to the public at no The Old Guard's golf, bridge and Upcoming programs at Thursday lowing a short meeting. arts," noon-1:30 p.m. Thursdays, Dec. 1, 8, 15 and charge. They are lUlly funded through a grant from shuffleboard tournaments are meetings at Westfield YMCA are: Reverand Roger Ard of St. Paul's at the Resolve Community Counseling Center, the School Community Alliance Team. The work- winding down, but these sports Nov. 23 - Videotape from West- Episopal Church will give the hom- 10 Front St, Scotch Plains. shops are facilitated by Rosemarie Diener, MSW, and plus bowling and Merry men pre- field Library. This meeting is held ily and grace. The Madrigal Sing- liese workshops are intended to help parents Jane Marantz, ACSW, and will be held at the Resolve sentations continue on the regular Wednesday because of Thanksgiv- ers of Cranford High School, under »ar" what their children are asking them. As chil- office. schedules. ing. the direction of Miss Helmke, will On Dec. 12, the annual Christ- Dec. 1 - Edward A. Gottko, town sing various songs for the Old n grow and gain independence in the preschool Different areas will be discussed during each ses- mas party for members and their administrator, will discuss matters Guard. Visitors are welcome to the ough adolescent years, parents are often chal- sion, so participants may attend all or any of them. wives will be held at The West- of local interest Nov. 23 and Dec. 1 meetings. Call ged in their communication with them. These Due to seating limitations, responses will be han- wood in Garwood. Music will be Dec. 15 - This is the annual Harold Hitchcox on 233-1638 for rkshops offer parents support to hear their chil- dled on a first-come, first-served basis. Call 322-9180 provided for dancing and dining. Christmas party for members, fol- information. n clearly, and respond effectively, throughout the to reserve a seat. /tiller-Cory traditional turkey meal HOME OF THE PROS! [ ill be prepared on hearth Sunday Jack Ellery 27 years in radio •he Miller-Cory House invites residents to expert- ing. The Frazee Building was donated to the museum ie the warmth and atmosphere of a traditional colo- by the family of John Henry Frazee. a Westfield resi- Bob Morris 22 years in radio 1 Thanksgiving feast 2-5 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20 at dent for 99 years. • Miller-Cory House, 614 Mountain Ave., Westfield. Visitors can also learn about other aspects of life Mike Jarmus 22 years in radio kn open-hearth Thanksgiving feast will prepared by during this period by participating in guided tours by • Miller-Cory cooking committee in the Frazee costumed volunteers through the rooms of the 1740 Steve Tapper 21 years in radio tiding. Ellen Hess, Anne Marie McCarthy, Janet farmhouse which was originally part of a 100-acre uphy and Judy Murphy will prepare foods over the farm purchased by Samuel Miller. The last tour will John Pepe Ht hearth using authentic recipes and cooking begin 4:30 p.m. 31 years in radio thods of the period. The museum gift shop offers a wide variety of cook- *umpkins, apples, corn, cranberries, squash and books, reading material on early America and gift Mike Kennedy - 17 years in radio ne are just a few of the traditional foods that will items. cooked for the feast. Roast turkey, stuffing, chick- The museum will be closed Sunday. Nov. 27 and Wayne Tropp 8 years in radio stew, skillet cornbread, and corn chowder will be reopen Sunday, Dec. 4, featuring holiday customs. 1 pared, as well as old-fashioned desserts such as The Bayberry Candlelight Tour will be held at the •npkin pies, apple pies and molasses cookies. A museum 6:30-9 p.m. Friday. Dec. 9. Visitors will be Music, News and Sports 24 HOURS 'A Day iday mint-making demonstration will also be con- treated to homemade sweets, savories and mulled Sted using candy molds. Some samples will be of- cider while enjoying the musical sounds of the sea- ed to visitors. son. Bias Boudinot of Elizabethtown issued a proclama- For reservations and more information about pro- JII5OC W1IRA- 1390 AM i in 1783 setting aside a day of public Thanksgiv- grams, call 232-1776. Home & Office Milk Delivery "From Our Dairy to Your Doorstep" -t r- DOORSTEP DAIRY 396-0380 The Westfield Office of American WE CARRY A FULL LINE Express is Moving on OF DAIRY PRODUCTS Milk * Eggs * Butter • Juice • Waters December 2,1994 to: Yogurt * And much morel 113 Park Ave. Scotch Plains Fresh Milk In Glass Bottles 908-322-6000 & Cartons Too! Our Expanded Services Include: • an increase in our staff of professional travel Agents in Scotch Plains. • expanded office hours, on select evenings & Saturdays 3i'%&:&?:;'j • the ability to set up appointments with any of Milk Box! our counselors. • exceptional values on a wide range of cruise, family and independent travel vacations. • a wide range of Cardmernber and financial services available in our Summit Office, 361 Fresh Milk Delivered to Your Door Twice a Springfield Avenue (9908) 273-5580, including foreign currency exchange in over 20 currencies. Week at Reasonale Cost A-6 Westftofd Record November 17,1994 Sisterhood plans panel talks on child medical emergency Your worst nightmare comes true. Your child is has appeared on the Today Show, NBC Nightly seriously injured. You must respond in seconds. You and in cover stories in U.S. News and World I call 911. When they take your child may be a matter and Parents Magazine. >* SCOUTING of lite and death. Where do you go? Overlook? Mu- Dr. Cunningham is director of Emergency P hlenberg? Elizabeth General? rics at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center an< FOR The best answer may be surprising. Children are been active in the development of the EMS-C not Just small adults, and the best emergency treat- gram in New Jersey. ment requires special equipment, skills and training. Ms. Ordun is the coordinator for EMS-C at the How children can be protected when they need Jersey Department of Health. She conducts emergency help will be the subject of a panel dis- cational programs for paramedics, rescue sq cussion and brunch sponsored by the Sisterhood or emergency medical physicians and emergenc; Temple Emanu-El, 10 a.m.-noon Sunday, Dec. 18 at partment nurses. Temple Emanu-El, 756 E. Broad St., Westfield. Ms. Friedland has, for more than 10 years, co1 A. donation of $3 is requested. the health care industry for the New Jersey W The panelists, medical authorities in the Held of section of the New York Times. She is preside emergency medical services for children, are Dr. Ri- the Jewish Community Center of Central New Je chard Flyer, Dr. frank Cunningham Jr., and regis- 'Taking care of emergencies involving childr tered nurse Joyce Ordun. The panel will be moder- much more complicated than adult emergencies. ated by Sandra Friedland. Friedland said. "This seminar will help parent Dr. F|yer was New Jersey's first proponent of spe- velop resources and learn what they can do to t cial emergency services for children and founded the prepare themselves in the event of an emergency New Jersey Coalition for Emergency Medical Services For more information or to reserve a seat, call for Children (EMSQ. As an advocate for children he 5142 or 272-1210. Battin H.S. reunion set Saturday pickup Battin High School, Elizabeth, Cub Scouts from the Patriot District, Boy Scouts of America, sit with their cubmaster after class of 1925 is planning its 70th delivering bags of food to the Westfleld Food Pantry as part of their 1993 Scouting for Food reunion. Members of the classes of collection drive. More than 80,000 items were brought to area food banks by Scouts in the '23, '24, '26 and '27 are invited. Patriot District. Scouts this year placed bags on doorsteps Saturday. They will be collected Contact Herbert Brown, 1400 this Saturday. Canned foods and other non-perishables are sought by the Scouts. Route 70, Apt 434, Lakewood. 08701. Local Families Need Help! Cranfor*1 Family Care «a4 WetfffeM Food Paatrkf are low on supplies (or loal families. is... Donations being accepted now until 11/24. THANKSGIVING Dr. Mark Addona • Chiropractic Orthopedist APPLE PIE • MINCE PIE 767 Central Ave. 18 N. 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Westfield homes will be decorated by members of the club. One of the homes, an elegant Georgian colonial, will celebrate a Christmas wedding. The entrance will be flanked by evergreen topi- aries and the front entrance hall with its magnificent staircase will ^Turkey call' feature the descending bride wearing a wedding gown by a famous New York designer. ;seeks 5,000 The living room will have a tree decorated for this Christmas wed- ding and the unusual mantle will feature evergreens entwined with sculpture. There will be a room with a flowered wedding cake promi- "frozen birds nently featured, a butler's pantry with flower arrangements in progress HILLSIDE - The Food- and a kitchen decorated for the holidays, including a wedding motif Bank officials here say they gingerbread house. are short 5,000 frozen turkeys A raffle will be held for four specially made gingerbread houses. to meet demand throughout There will be refreshments and a boutique at a fifth home where a the area for the needy at variety of Christinas gifts and decorations can be purchased. Thanksgiving. Tickets for "Deck the Halls" may be purchased from any Rake and Frozen turkeys, never Hoe member or at the following locations in downtown Westfield: thawed, may be dropped off 8 Designer's Potpourri, 501 South Ave. W. (on the circle); Rorden Realty, a.m.-8 p.m. through this Sat- 44 Elm St.; Lancaster Ltd., 76 Elm St.; Periwinkle's Fine Gifts, 33 Elm This home is just one of several to be decorated by members of the Rake and Hoe Garden Club urday at the FoodBank, 31 St. during the holiday home tour Dec. 3. Evans Terminal Road. For in- formation, call 355-3663 and ask for "Turkey Call." This Saturday only, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.r FoodBank vol- unteers will be stationed with Wans and banners at Multi Chevrolet in Union to accept Paine Webber gift boosts kids' concert frozen turkey donations. All donated turkeys will be "Simple Gifts: A Concert for Children and Families" is the title of a distributed to FoodBank's special performance by the Westfield Symphony Orchestra which will member charities only and take place Dec. 3 in the Westfield High School auditorium. not to individuals. Cash do- Esperanza Betancourt, president of the Westfield Symphony Friends, nations may be sent to the said the organization has received a "significant" underwriting donation '''bommunity FoodBank of from Paine Webber which will enable the volunteer group to produce a New Jersey, 31 Evans Termi- concert designed to introduce young people to classical music as per- nal Rd., Hillside, NJ 07205. formed by a full, professional symphony orchestra. There will be two FoodBank is the state's shows of the same program that day. largest provider of donated "Offering a concert for children to attend together with their parents food. Monthly, more than a has been a goal of the Symphony Friends for some time," Mrs. Betan- million pounds of food reach 1,200 member charities in 18 court said. "We've never produced our own concert before. But it's a New Jersey counties. logical next step for our organization. We work all year in support of the symphony whose music we cherish. Now we can offer that wonderful music to those we love the most: our children and our families through- Charity healthful out the community." Brad Keimach, conductor and music director of the Westfield Sym- at Addona offices phony Orchestra, will guide new listeners through the experience of live " CRANFORD - Dr. Mark Addona is running his fifth symphonic music through works by Beethoven, Aaron Copland, Victor annual food drive. Westfield Herbert and, in a special narrated highlight of the concert, a work by Food Pantry and Cranford Francis Poulenc written for the children's literature classic The Story of l family care are low on sup- Babar. yiplies for local families. Bring According to Mrs. BetancourV, the theme of the music by Aaron 'i in three non-perishable food Copland comes from an old Shaker tune called "Simple Qift«." ^ Items in lieu of payment for "We've chosen the work, not only for the beautiful, simple melody that ~ian exam, consultation and x- children will enjoy, but also for its meaning to us as volunteers," she ^ys, if needed. said. "In a big way, this music is our gift to the children and families of Donations are being ac- our community. Our simple gift is close to home and inexpensive, as lipepted through Nov. 23 at Dr. some of the best gifts are. «* Addona's two offices: 18 N. ft Union Ave, and 767 Central "We are most grateful to Paine Webber for their generosity. These i'Ave., Westfield. concerts would not be possible without their support. Because of their For details call 232-4448. gift we can keep ticket prices low and share this gift with as many families as possible." The two performances are at 2 and 3:30 p.m. Tickets are $6 for fClark Rotary aids children and $10 for adults. Tickets are available now for both shows at ticket outlets in Cranford, Clark, Scotch Plains and Westfield or can be Westfield Symphony Friends members are working on the Dec. 3 children's concert, the first : Megan memorial to be produced by the volunteer organization. From left are former president Myrlam Gabriel, £•* \ CLARK — The Rotary charged by telephone. f Club here is gathering funds For tickets or information, call the Westfield Symphony office at 232- Esther Rose, treasurer; Lesley Miller, children's concert chairman, and Epie Betancourt, Ljo a donation to the Megan's 9400. president. j-*Place Fund, established by the Rotary of Hamilton/ L Washington Townships. The ^oal is to acquire the prop- erty where Megan Kanka was (Lmurdered, demolish the [—"h'ouse and develop a samll, US stamp community quiet park in its ?_#]ace. Questions about the j^riroject and fund can be di- recognizes ^ rected to Clark Rotary trea- surer Gerald Reiss, CPA at '-.'E54-181D. Checks may be Dr. Apgar \ made payable to The *JJegan's Place Fund, c/o Ger- Relatives of Virginia Apgar join ald Reiss. CPA, 597 Westfield Westfield Postmaster Ken Brown ave., Westfield, NJ 07090- and Mayor Garland "Bud" £309. All contributed funds Boothe for a ceremony celebrat- Vill be forwarded' to the ing the issuance of a stamp dedi- 'amilton/Washington Rotary. cated to Dr. Apgar, known for the Apgar Scale and her contribu- RSVP recruiting tions to the field of pediatrics. Fron left are Debbie Apgar, Fran senior tax helpers and Al Tiger, Mary, Ruth and CRANFORD — Catholic Henry Apgar, Postmaster Brown Community Services' Retired and Mayor Boothe. md Senior Volunteer Pro- fram (RSVP) of Union coun- y needs income tax vol- tnteers 55 and older for the 995 tax season. Volunteers will be expected Suburban lightspot o attend a four-day federal ! nd state tax training session Quips, quotes, puns and anecdotes from the lighter side of life in n January at 505 South Ave. suburban Union County. Readers are encouraged to contribute by call- Later, volunteers will be ing 276-6000, faxing 276-6220, or writing this newspaper at P.O. Box i cheduled to assist with tax 626, Cranford 07016. Anonymity is negotiable, but we need a signature I Returns for several hours one and phone number for xxrification. j nay each week from Febru- dry to April 15 next year. Youth soccer can trigger sortie odd feelings \ For details and to register Youth soccer programs teach something to everyone. The play- cjnll RSVP at 709-2153. ers learn the game, the parents get to scream and cheer outdoors on a weekend. The coaches help players and pile up huge pa- Adoption seminar tience credits toward going to heaven — probably prematurely. 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Winded boy replies, "Nauseous." vA-8 Westfleld Record November 17, j Obituaries Charlotte Montgomei magazine columnist; Services were held Monday at cil of the Arthritis Foundation the First Congregational Church the boards of trustees of the for Charlotte Montgomery, 90, who tional Safety Council and the Sici wrote the "Speaker or the House" ety to Prevent Blindness. She i m, column in Good Housekeeping elected to the national YWC magazine from 1955-82. Academy of Woman Achievers a Mrs/Montgomery died Thursday received the Distinguished Sei to Consumers Award from at the Amherst Nursing Home in Council of Better Amherst, Mass. She also was a reaus. freelance writer, speaker, and busi- Mrs. Montgomery held ness consultant honored as a bership in the Planned Headliner of the Year by the Federation of America, Women in Communications as- tional Federation of Press sociation and an Advertising the American Society or Woman of the Year by the Ameri- ists and Authors, the can Advertising Federation. Consumer Affairs She was bom in Brooklyn, the and the Advertising WomflKof daughter of the late Roswell Ni- New York. 50-year salute chols and Margaret Pellet Nichols. Surviving are a daughter, Westlield Presbyterian Church honored Its 50-year (and longer) members at a recent worship service and luncheon. Top row Mrs. Montgomery graduated from Montgomery of South includes Dr. William Ross Forbes, Thomas Street, Paul Meierdlerck, Myrtle Staack, Betty Davidson and Cuddle Davidson. In Vassar College and lived in West- Mass.; a son, Harry J center row are Marian Cory, a 75-year member; Marian Cubberly, Ruth Meierdierck, Robert Gregory, Helen Wolf, Louise Roch, Held for most of her life. Belchertown, Mass.; and Florence Swlnk (partially hidden) and Nancy Yoder. In front row are Charlotte Undqulst, Katharine Hulse, Eleanor Smith, Frank She served on the advisory coun- grandchildren. Wolf, Helen Whitcomb and Helen Yoder. Ruth Anne Gordon, Lois Wfehl and George Brownell also earned 50*year-plus status, but were absent for photo session. Jean Luce is Fellowship Commission moderator. The commission hosted the event. Gerald Wibbelsman, 62 Appeal and the Jewish Fed- a.m.; Bible class, 9:30 a.m. A longtime dentist in Westfield First United Methodist erations" 8:15 p.m. Friday, Nov. 18 Religion At First United Methodist • Wednesday, Nov. 23: Minyan, 7 Gerald L. Wibbelsman, 62, a den- of the Shore Acres Yacht at Temple Emanu-El of Westfleld, a.m. tist with an office on Quimby Point Pleasant Beach. 1|t. r Church, Westfield, each Sunday 756 E. Broad St. there is church school for all ages • Thursday, Nov. 24: Thanksgiv- Street from 1957 until his retire- Surviving are his wife, Ma£r(A at 9:45 a.m. Continuing Education This is the third in a series of ing. ment last year, died Nov. 12, 1994 Carson Wibbelsman of Toms fjjv^r; jStoryteller to share Classes for Adults: Disciple Bible talks that Rabbi Kroloff has deliv- at Community Medical Center, a son, John D. Wibbelsman ''of pulpit this Sunday Study at 8:30 a.m., Seekers & ered on the transformation of Is- The new catechism Toms River. Matawan; a daughter, Ahcia Searchers and People Called Meth- rael and the American Jewish com- Frumes of North Plainfleld; thfce ; Gerald Fierst, a professional sto- munity and their changing re- St. Helen's Parish, Westfield, will He was born in Eau Claire, Wis., ryteller, writer and teacher, will odists at 9:45 a.m. Fellowship Time sponsor "The New Catechism: A and lived in Fanwood before mov- grandchildren; his mother, Adgle — an informal gathering of the lationship. The first two topics cov- jhare in the leadership of worship ered were "It's a New Israel" and View from the Pew" with Mike ing to Toms River in 1989. Jean Wibbelsman of San ttsfo, 10 a.m. Sunday at First Congrega- community and visitors begins Dr. Wibbelsman received a bach- Calif.; and three brothers, David L 10:30 a.m. Morning worship is at "The Changing Face of American Power, religion educator and mu- tional Church, 125 Elmer St. Jews." sician, 8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 17 in elor's degree from Franklin & Mar- Wibbelsman of San Franmsco, 9:00 a.m. and again at 11:00 a.m. Calif.. Robert J. Wibbelsman oj^Los •v Mr. Fierst is an Artist-in- with child care. This Sunday the Rabbi KrolofT, Rabbi Deborah Jo- the Parish Center, 1600 Rahway shall College and in 1997 earned a [JSducation for the New Jersey State Rev. David F. Harwood, senior selow, Cantor Martha Novick and Ave. dentistry degree from the St Louis Angeles, Calif., and Richard D. [Council on the Arts and a recipient minister, will preach. His sermon the Temple Choir, under the direc- The evening's program will pro- University dental school. He held Wibbelsman of Atlanta, Ga. '"' 'jif the council's fellowship in play is titled "Every Member A Minis- tion of Geoffrey Peterson, will lead vide an overview of the best seller, membership in the Central New A memorial Mass will be offered writing. His work was documented ter." the service. the first statement of Catholic be- Jersey Dental Society, the Newat 11 am. Saturday at St Joseph's (for public television on WNET/13's The public is invited to the Fri- lief in more than 400 years along Jersey Dental Association, and the Roman Catholic Church, 509 Hoop- •ArtEfTects. Sunday: Heifer Luncheon and : Fair following 11:00 a.m. worship day night Shabbat service. with highlights of its importance American Dental Association. er Ave., Toms River. ' -' \t He has appeared in such varied and value for today's Catholics and He also was a member of the In lieu of flowers, contributions daces as the National Storytelling service, United Methodist Youth Fellowship — 6:00 p.m., Book Dis- Temple schedule for the Church of the 21st century. Green Island Community Associa- may be made to the Cancer Hot festival's Exchange Place, the In-cussion Group — 7:30 p.m. The evening is designed for par- line, 4410 Main St., Kansas City, ernational Children's Art Festival, Temple Emanu-El, 756 E. Broad tion in Toms River and the Billy Monday: Women's Cornerstone ents, catechists and average parish- W. National Association. Dr. Wib-Mo. 64111. ; >: he Eugene O'Neil] Theatre Center, St., Westfleld, has announced the ioners. !jhe South Street Seaport Museum Retreat HI Team — 8:00 p.m. following schedule: belsman was a parishioner of St Arrangements are by the Silver- !»nd the Museum of American Folk Tuesday: Bible Study — 12:30• Friday, Nov. 18: Minyan, 7 a.m.; Mike Power is widely known in Justin's Roman Catholic Church, ton Memorial Funeral Home, Trtms p.m., Primary & Wesley Choirs and [Art. Shabbat service, 8:15 p.m. Choir the metropolitan area for his work- Toms River, and a former member River. There are no calling hours. Kids Discover &. Create — 3:15 shops for catechists and parents on \\ His appearance will be a part of p.m., Fife & Drum — 6:30 p.m. will sing, Parallel Jr. Cong, service. JFirst Congregational Church's Fes- • Saturday, Nov. 19: Minyan, 10 religious education and faith de- 1 ival of Creation on that day. Wednesday: Wesley Hall Nursery a.m.; Bar Mitzvah of Jason Lader- velopment. He has served in sev- Rose Caserta Vastano, 85 School closed, Youth Choir — 6:00 man, 10:30 a.m. eral schools and parishes and cur- ! tlusic, stories, and scriptures from p.m., Handbells — 7:30 p.m. ; ! nany religious traditions that cel- • Sunday, Nov. 20: Minyan, 9 a.m.; rently serves as a representative Lived in Westfield all her life ' > ibrate the gift of God's creation Thursday. Thanksgiving Day — breakfast with rabbi (kindergarten for a national publisher of religious Church office and Wesley Hall education materials. His talent as a Rose M. Caserta Vastano, 89, a Surviving are two daughters, ! /ill be shared. and grade 1); If It's Sunday, It native of Plainfleld who lived In Rosemary V. Bahooshian of Tpnas ,} Worshipers are asked to bring Nursery School closed. Must Be Time to Leam Hebrew, 9 folk singer and guitarist has en- Friday; Church Office and Wes- hanced his work and adds a di- Westfield all her life, died Nov. 13, River and Diane V. Hanis$#>f •ith them a non-perishable dona- a.m.; Career Moms, 10:45 a.m.; 1994 at Muhlenberg Regional Med- Port Orange, Fla.; two sons; "An- Ition of food to be given to the ley Hall Nursery School closed. Temple Emanu-El Federation din- mension of enjoyment to his pre- sentations. ical Center, Plainfleld. thony M. Vastano of Westfield and IWestfield Food Pantry. ner, 6 p.m. Mrs. Vastano belonged to the John L. Vastano of Scotch Flaijp; v After the service, at noon, people Temple Emanu-El • Monday, Nov. 21: Minyan, 7 This is one of a series of pro- Westfield Senior Citizens Club and 11 grandchildren; and a brother, are invited to bring- their pets for a Rabbi Charles A. KrolofT will a.m.; nursery school breakfast with grams in adult enrichment spon- the Friendly Group at the West- Joseph Caserta of Scotch PlainjCf blessing of the animals, to be held speak on "New Opportunities for the rabbi, 9:15 a.m. sored by the parish. For more in- field Community Center. She was Services were held yesterday* at in the church lawn. the Synagogue, The United Jewish • Tuesday, Nov. 22: Minyan, 7 formation, call 233-8757. a parishioner of Holy Trinity the Memorial Funeral Home, Fan Roman Catholic Church. wood, followed by a funeral Ajlags Her husband, Anthony G. Vas- at Holy Trinity Church. Burial HAS TO OFFER Garwood Chamber off to generous start In any way we can." His Other, Lou PetroztieDo ST., The officen and a membership committee of volunteers plan tocontac t other business owners tointer n them about CHRONICLE CORRESPONDENT the plastics extrusion firm in 1964. About 40 business ownsss attended the Nov. 2 meeting the group. A mission statement and proposed by-laws win TheOedgUnf Garwood Chamber of Commerce ia reacty to held at Italy Express in the Osiwood MalL Officers elected also be prepared for a vote at the next meeting at 8 pjm. on fly, thanks to a substantial donation from a family tautineaafor a six-month torn wcrac Chairman Sam Mikhail, Prestige Dec. 7 at Itab/Impress. Auto Body; Vice Chairman Mike Ramadan, Italy Express; Council President Paul DeVenuto, who organiMd the founded here 30 yean ago. meeting, said he is leeearching the special interest district Lou Petrtsziello Jr., vice president of Petro Plastics Co. Secretary Christine Oybum, Unique Travel; and Treasurer used by other municipalities including Cranford and Rah* Inc., offered the newly organized croup $900 tofi t off to • Joe Kalkstein, Dtttrkk's Wines & Iiquocs. way to raise money toimprov e business areas. good start. 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Although "Everyone looked at me like they Therese, recently took over Chez born in different countries, both couldn't believe it - with the edu- Catherine and are making a few Francis and Therese were raised in cation I had, I still wanted to changes, France and have traveled together choose the kitchen." "We want to offer the same qual- all over the world, cooking for aris- Fortunately for Westfleld, he did ity food, but at moderate prices," tocrats, kings and queens, and top choose the kitchen. The menu, Therese said. "It's not just for government officials. They both al- hand-drawn by their daughter, Del* French food and wine connois- ways loved the food business and phine, offers everything from seurs. We want something less for- have a long history of working for chicken and beef to venison, rabbit mal, more related. You don't need various companies in various ho- and lobster dishes. a tie anymore." tels and restaurants around the Francis' dishes are his own cre- The pair have come in to keep globe. This is all despite the fact ations that he has perfected over up the tradition of Chez Cather- that Francis' education is in medi- the years. Before buying Chez ine's French cuisine, but also to cine and Therese's is in Spanish. Memere, he was the executive chef make the place more approachable. "I was raised in the kitchen," and food and beverage manager at the Ambassador at the United Na- tions Plaza Hotel in Manhattan. "It gets frustrating. I was more Insurance firm now managing people than managing food," Francis said, glad to be back in the heart of the kitchen. "It is always the dream of a chef to get consolidates offices your own place." Pearsal), Maben and Franken- auto, homeowners, life and sports Their dream come true, Chez bach and J.G. Mulford & Co., two coverage through a wide range of Memere is named after Francis' insurance firms long-rooted in insurance carriers. Our clients grandmother, and holds the same Westfield and Summit, have an- have made us successful enough to name of a restaurant in France nounced the consolidation of their accomplish this move, and we which Francis' mother owned and staffs and operations into the sin- want to repay them with the finest ran. After years of traveling around service we can provide." the world, the Drilliens said they gle larger headquarters of still spent most of their time in Boilinger Insurance in Short Hills. The new headquarters is located at 830 Morris Turnpike, Short New Jersey. Now they hope to Bollinger, formerly of Montclair, Hills. For more information, call make their restaurant a permanent had previously merged with the (201) 467-0444. second home. Tharaaa and Francis Drillien create a sumptuous French dish In thair restaurant Tuasday. burl two firms, according to F. Chandler Coddington and David R. Walker, vice chairmen, who made the an- nouncement. 'This consolidation will bring about operating efficiencies and WBTHELD SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA enable us to provide higher levels of responsive and personalized ser- Brad K«lmach, Music Director vice to our many clients in Essex, Morris and Union counties from a location that is centrally conve- Saturday. November 19th • 8 PM nient to most of them," Mr. Walker said. "At the same time, it expands Presbyterian Church In Westfield our ability to quickly answer client questions about u broader range of insurance. 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"We played our best HE RECORD dano, game of soccer this year — but we just could It seemed like it would never end . .. Despite the loss, Westfield put up some pret- not capitalize on our chances." The amazingly successful runs of both the ty gaudy numbers in 1994. Going into a regular- Columbia scored the game-winner with only oys and girls soccer teams at Westfield High season finale against Union Catholic, Westfield 40 seconds remaining in regulation. Columbia chool came to a crashing halt last week in the tallied 95 goals while yielding only five. The put together a dynamic passing play and clearly ate tournament. The top-seeded girls suffered Blue Devils were ranked nationally for a spell deserved the tally. 1-0 setback to Randolph, while the boys lost and became one of the most revered teams in "It was a great play by Columbia — they just y that same score to Columbia in North Jersey the state. got the goal," said Kapner. "I honestly felt, ection 2 Group 4 championship games. Captains Suzy Folger, Lexi Tourtellotte and however, that it was going to be us that would "We didn't play badly or anything — but it Laura Todd led the way for the Blue Devils this win the game. I thought we were in control and as just a situation where we couldn't finish year. Folger collected 26 goals and six assists, we would win." nr plays," said WHS girls Head Coach Pete while Tourtellotte had 11 goals and 16 assists. Though Kapner hasn't even thought about iordano. "We didn't even take bad shots — Todd provided leadership and guidance on de- next year's team, the fourth-year mentor has a le ball would just hit the post or the goalie fense. great deal to look forward to. On]y two seniors ould make a nice play. It just happens." The sophomore tandem of Kristin Zadourian started the finale against Columbia, while two Giordano did not believe his girls were in a (11 goals, eight assists) and Megan Sheehy (10 sophomores and two freshmen cracked the ump late in the season despite a decline in goals, seven assists) provided youth and hope starting lineup. fensive productivity. Westfield (19-1-1) was for the future. "After the way we started, I would be very ill winning games and that was all the coach "I think we had one terrific year and I am impressed and happy with how far we have as concerned about. very proud of all these girls," said Giordano. come," said Kapner. "But once you get into "A win is a win whether you're winning 1-0 "We put up some great numbers and despite championship games, you want to win and 10-0," said Giordano. "We were playing the loss we have nothing to hang our heads don't consider how far you've come." ;ainst better teams and everybody was gun- about." Freshman Dylan Dupre led the team in scor- ng for us. Teams were playing a bit more After a slow start, the boys soccer team has ing with six goals and nine assists. Captain fensively and hoping to slip one past us." nothing to hang its head about either. A 16-7-1 Dave Schaller tallied 11 goals and two assists, The statistics against Randolph bear out the finish and a Union County title will be rememe- while junior Brian Williams had nine goals and DAVID GIPSON/THE RECORD ords of Giordano. The Blue Devils outshot bered far longer than the 1-0 defeat to Colum- four assists. Scott Mueller — according to Kap- Amy Coccaro helped the Westfield girls post a final 19-1-1 indolph by an 8-4 margin but were unable to bia of Maplewood. ner, Westfield's strongest all-around performer record but the Blue Devils' unbeaten season ended last week it the ball in the net. "We had the better of play against Columbia — had three goals and three assists. with a loss to Randolph in the sectional championship game. Sidelined Brown just wants a victory for the Giants quote and an immature response "Both Kent and I were here Graham came up short against the t MARKWEGRYN tions from a handful of reporters par for the course. near his locker. Neither his tone of "I've maintained throughout that from the 24-year-old Brown. They when Phil (Simms) and Jeff Cardinals. Graham was extremely E RECORD voice nor his disposition differed 1 do not learn more from being on wanted Brown to avoid the media (Hostetler) had their quarterback nervous nnd inaccurate throughout Hie past and likely future start- from any other time Brown has the sidelines than being on the like David Klingler is doing in Cin- controversy and we've learned and threw for less than 100 yards. J quarterback of the New York met the press this year. This field," said Brown. "I want to be on cinnati. They want Brown to take from that experience," said Brown. Brown wasn't concerned with Gra- ants was one of the last people should seem a bit surprising be- the football field and help my shots at the coach like Andre Ware, "It was a mess in many ways and ham's numbers and wasn't con- Browning Nagle and a host of neither one of us thinks it's good vacate the dressing room follow- cause Sunday marked the first teammates break this losing cerned with his playing status. He time this season that the Westfield streak. I want to be part of a win- other young qunrterbacks had for the team." J Sunday's 10-9 loss to the Ari- wanted a "W." * Cardinals at Giants Stadium. High graduate did not start. Upon ning situation." done before him. A more immature individual Dave Brown seemed confident further investigation of Brown's The reporters who approached The reporters would get no such could have provided the press with "Every guy in this lockerroom d relaxed as he answered ques- character, however, it was acutally Brown wanted an inflammatory satisfaction from Brown. the fake smile of satisfaction when (Please turn to page A-15) A-14 Westfteld Record November 17,1994 CONTEST RULES 11. CINCINNATI v» DENVW 1. Th» object of the contest Is to choose a winner for 4. Only official ballots will be accepted. No purchase GARFIELDS each game) listed In each advertisement (or decide the necessary. Forbes Newspapers are available tor ex- Sports Lounge & Restaurant gam* will «nd inatle.) Write your choice for the winning amination at your local public library. Photocopies and school on the ballot. Circle "Tie" on the ballot if you carbon copies will be disqualified. COME»? think tiw game will end in a tie. 5. 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An 86-yard *'?ME RECORD —^ in the firstquarter. " mary runner and passer in the sin- my hand." run ov Brian Butts was called back because ol After Tailing behind 7-0 on a 17- gle-wing offense. Coach Benedict didn't expect SUBURBAN UEACUI an illegal procedure penalty. and determination can onJy yard touchdown run by Mike Mill- "I liked playing wingback this this much from Ciemniecki, either. WettlleM A14, Perth Amboy A 0 A short punt and a 24-yard TO run by Purth „. .' a team so far. Each turn coughed up the ball live times In Amboy accounted for all ol Ihe points In the er, Westfield drove down to theyear and catching passes — but "I knew he could run — but he this gam* of ftgiktn hot potato, but WestfieM The Westfield High School foot- Linden 12-yard line. But an inter- I'm looking forward to running the has exceptional hands and excel- game. rball squad dropped a 33-6 decision held a longer and last to tak« the victory. Blue The game was dominated by punishing de- ception and return put the ball at ball a tot more," said Ciemniecki. lent instincts," said Benedict. "I DevU turnover* and other issorled mltcue* fence by both squads. In addition to the usual to Linden Saturday afternoon. Lin- the Wtstfield 13. James Kidd "This is more of a run-oriented of- think he can do a great job at tail- only sarvtd to Map the tcora down, ai two hard hitting by Matt Daly and Terence Jenkins, -4en led 13-0 after 12 minutes. 20-0 punched it in from there and thefense and I'd like to get more back in our offense next season." ISrst-fiall tumttw and two interception* foiled Pat Daly, Ricky Roig, Oavo King and Man \ai halflime, and was never truly decifitwas 13-0. chances to help the team." Ciemniecki carried the ball quite good offensive thrust*. BrinHman also played well. Miko Duelks recov- 'threatened by the undersized Blue "The turnover put us in a hole — Wewfield ended it* bell-riendNng frustration* ered a fumble lor Westfield. [ Devils. Ciemniecki used his 4.7 speed in a bit more than usual against Lin- with a suiteined drlva In the third parted, going we thought we could get even," the 40-yard dash to beat lineback- den. He carried 14 times for 8457 yards In 10 piayt lor me *« and deciding SPORTS BRIEFS ; 'Westfield (3-5) gave its usual pre- said Ciemniecki. "Even down 20-0 ers and safeties deep in the sec-yards, including a one-yard touch- paints of the game. Thomas Lee plowed into i mium effort under Head Coach we thought we could get back in the and lone tor the TD. let up by Mike Slot- ondary this year. He's scored 12 down run in the fourth quarter for ier'» two tpJendU gain*. WESTFIELD AQUADUCKS ; Jim Benedict, but just didn't have The Wettfield YMCA's Aquaducks synchro- the game but we just couldn't get it touchdowns to date, ranking him Westfield's lone score. He also WeitfleW took pouenton at *te Perth I enough size to match up with Lin- done." third in Union County for total hooked up with Marcus Cognetti nized swim team win perform three swim • den. Amboy 27 yard Una late in ma game. A 18-yard (hows at the Y on 220 Clark Street Saturday Though Westfield has lost five of points. fur a 44-yard pass completion. run by Lea and an 11-yardar by Kevin Mc- and Sunday. There's a 1 p.m. matinee and a 7 ; '• "We know we can score quickly, its last six games, it has discovered "I get isolated on linebackers "1 think Coach Benedict is a Cofmtck for the touchdown iced tha margin of p.m. evening show Saturday and a 5 p.m. ; t)ut we also realize we're smaller the mainstay or its offense for next from the wing and I can just run great coach and I really believe we victory. •how Sunday. • than a lot of the teams we played Marcus Thornton, Kantu Darr, and Greg Admission is $5 for adulls and $3 tor chil- season. Despite setting the school by them," said the 5-foot-Xl, 150- can be successful with this of- Jackson led the defensive effort. Thornton had ; #th.is year," said wingback/taUback/ dren under age 12. A holiday boutiquo. Chi- record for receiving yards (20 pound Ciemniecki. "I really didn't fense," said Ciemniecki. "I'm look- five tackle* and a fumble recovery, while Ban- nese auction and doll house raffle will bo held ; Safety Brian Ciemniecki. "We know catches for 570 yards), Ciemniecki know coming into the season what ing forward to our last game and sacked Penh Amboy quarterback Michael Al- art hour before each show. • wfc can't make mistakes and winwill be taking over for Steve Cheek I could do because I only played playing again next year," varez for a pair of 10-yard losses. Cowling, For tickets and information cafl Diane at 233- who along with Doerr had six tackles, and 2700, e«t. 324, and leave a message. Brian fluito picked up fumble* and Lea had an Interception for Wastfield. WRESTLING SIGNUP Perth Amtooy • 20, Westfield B • Anyone who missed last week's signup for A 21-play drive by Westfield in the tecond the Westfield Wrestling League and is inter- Brown just wants Giants to win quarter resulted m no points, while Perth ested In signing up can do so by contacting Amboy scored on successive plays in the Ken Sullivan at 233-7461, Dan Sawicki al 789- . ', (Continued from page A-13) sion to change quarterbacks and I quarterback through the first nine It may sound like a great deal of fourth quarter. 9525 or Tony Tomasso at 233-6175. ; would do anything they could to wanted Kent to do well so the Gi-games of the season had nopressuret , but the man who calmly A seven-piay, 65-yard drive accounted for The league It open to second- through I win a football game — regardless WesMekl'i only score late in the contest. A 14- eighth-grade boy* and new participants are ants could win the game. That was played much football since he sat in the Giants dressing room I of who is the quarterback," said all that mattered." starred at Duke University. Out- yard pass reception by Glenn Hurley narrowed welcome. There Is an instructional division and '-Brown. "Losing seven games in a after Sunday's game was neither the final score to20-6 . a traveling division. Coaches and volunteers Brown had to go back to youth side of Dan Marino, NFL teams do Chri* Otacorte ran tor6 8 yards m the first are always welcome. row is difficult on everybody in- football in Westfield to recall a not win many games with a young defensive nor irritated. He washair. A pre-season orientation clinic will be held In volved." similar losing streak. quarterback. just waiting to take back his job. Penh AmfMy c a, WestfieM C 0 December. -Before the game started, Brown "We lost eight games in a row — The way Brown acted following /arid Graham exchanged high-fives our motto was 'Just Lose Baby,"' Sunday's game spoke volumes ! on the sidelines. It was a sign of said Brown. "I don't think Al Davis about Brown. Although he's strug- ; solidarity and a signal that both would have appreciated a team gling in his current situation, Giant i "players put the team above their like that" fans should be optimistic about the ; own personal interests. Brown's search for levity in ten- Aiture of their team. Their quar- Sponsored by: "My parents came to the game sion-filled lockerroom showed ma- terback is wearing No. 17 and is ', again today and they rooted for turity. His overall demeanor was taking a brier sabbatical. But he ; the Giants to win the game — they one of a starting quarterback, will be back and he has a chance ; are Giants fans just like me," said The 1994 Giants are not a very to become what No. 11 meant for MINOOA ! Brown. "The coach made a deci- good football team, Their starting so many seasons. Camera Corp Surgent wins state gymnastics title (Continued from page A-13) Westfield's team did not qualify county crown. ft High School in Flemington. for the state tournament The Blue The title game was marked by a ', Smith scored 36.1 and once again Devils (12-4) did capture the Union strong effort on the part of both ; impressed coach Ellen Kovac. County title and finished second in teams. Westfield, however, outshot ; ^ "I am so glad she equalled her the North Jersey sectional meet Scotch Plains and controlled the ' performance of that in the section- '. ais," said Kovac. "She was once ball throughout the game. The win- JV SOCCER ning goal came in the first half ; main very focused and did a great The Westfield boys junior varsity -jyb." soccer team lived up to its top-when Jason Corcoran pushed a 1;-. Smith was ninth with a 9.1 on seeded position in Union County well-placed shot past the Raiders' ; Jtbe balance beam, 12th with a 9.0 by defeating Scotch Plains- keeper on a rebound. That goal ;"ori the uneven parallel bars and Fanwood 1-0 in the Union County was all that was needed as the I'13th with a 9.25 in the floor exer- Tournament championship game Westfield defense prevailed. First Prize: Minolta 400 SI. (Valued at $420) Iclses. 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Free Ads •All capital or bold lettera Me par lino, par week i Lost & Found, Free To A Good Home, Adaptable Pets ftainnr Infr"-"**"*" Classified ratea arm commlaalonable to recognized^ 5010-5100 8010-8710 8O1O-8840 agencies at 15%, CLASSIFIED HOURS CUSTOMER SERVICE AD DEADLINES BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORIES Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday In-Column Advertisers )NDAY 5:00pm rHURSDAY 5:00PM Appears every week In Classified 8:30am-5:00pm 1-800-559-9495 All Papers Real Estate Tab Outside New Jersey TO Place An Ad can Thursday & Friday TUESDAY 11:00am FRIDAY 5:00PfM 1-908-722-3000 All Papers EXCEPT Auto/Classified Display 1-80O-5S9-949S 8:30am-8:00pm Legal Advertisers Buyers Guide MONDAY 5:00PM Outside New Jersey Call Closed Saturday & Sunday 1-908-722-3000x6203 In-Column Classifieds Camera Ready Ads 1-908-722-3000 10O0 1020 1040 1040 1040 1040 2OOO 3045 2X00 PERSONAL Singles Personals Personate Parmonmla Pmraonmia TOR SALE Christmas Tnm% Ftwtoi axio Organizations and Activities • •ADOPT" MISS ANN I place this causa in your humbly beseech you 10O0 HAPPILY MARRIED A TRUE PSYCHIC hands (3<). Holy Spirit, from the bottom of my HEATHERS FARM MARTIN HAMNa >• Personals COUPLE LONGS FOR Tells past, present, fu- you who solve all prob- heart to succor me In this CHRISTMAS TREES FREE BARN WO0D- CUSTOM-BUILT Walnut' BRIGHT...and SINGLE? A BABY LOVE ture Advice on love, lems, light all roads so necessity. There sre AND WREATHS Mutt dismantle TV/Enter. Ctr. A Boos? Low-cost dating network AND AFFECTION business and marriage that I can attain my goal. nont that can withstand Cut your own, pick from 908-500-9731 cases. 9Oa-52e~655S. Yl lor inventive high achiev- AWAITS YOUR your power. Oh, show 70,000 treesl Rt. 78 Exit affairs. Tarot card read, You who gave me the di- 7, West on Rt. 173 to White couch and lovf ers. About 500 current WHITE NEWBORN, ings, psychic readings, vine gift to forgive and me herein you are my personals ads; mninly mother. Oh Mary, con- Riegelsvllle Warrenglen toil, coftte teble ai*fl •CALL DEE OR VIN- palm readings, crystal lorget all evil against me Rd., Rt. 63S to Rt. 627 2UO end table, 2 white chain, NJ'NYCLI. For intorma- •ANYTIME' ball readings, reveals all and that In all instances ceived without sin, pray $soo. Cn soaifMmr lion, write: Academic •1-SO0230-2S36- lor us who have recourse south to Heathers Tree Companions, PO. Box secfols of lite and can in my life you are with to ihee (3x). Holy Mother, Farm (008)998-7627 346, Clinton. NY 13323 ADOPT— Fun loving and will help you in all me. I warn in this short I place this csust in your n BED— Bratt, queen warm couple wishes to problems. All readings prayer to thank you lor hands (3x). Holy Spirit, complete with Oilho mat 2120 MATCHMAKER give your newborn a life- hail price with mention of nil things as you confirm you who solve all prob- »1O • Arrttoues aoso trest met. Unused in box INTERNATIONAL- The time of lovs and wonder- this ad. 908-464-8870. once again that t never lems, light ell roads to SOM - Appliance* Cost $1000 sell $326 largest & most selective ful secure future. Call want to bo separated mat I can attain my goal. MHO • Art CMNng A Apparel 908-906-2067 personal introduction Melissa/Don PRAYER TO THE ftem you in eternal glory. you who gave me the di- 2O40-Auctions NOTICE: All OARAGE* 1020 • Singles Organ- j service in the nation. For 1-800-844-4183 BLESSED VIRGIN Thank you for your vine gift to (orgive and -CMMna FUR COAT— Beautiful BHIOB CHAM0.ED SALES advarllMfnontf' .liatlons and activities | free Into. 908-216-9090 (Never known to tail). mercy toward me andforgst all evil against me • CeMeeMMes Bid. China Mink, full MIND- Never ueed •re PAYABLE IN AD- I ADOPT— Loving couple Oh. most Beautiful flower mine. The person must length. $800. Call Cherry Hutch: Craig Vale 1030 - Lost A Found and that In all instancaa • Compmora VANCE by cash,- 1HO> Personals wishes to adopt new- of Mt. Carmel. fruitful say this prayer 3 Con- In my life you tre with 908-654-7197 2 piece cuttom made, born. Will provide loving, vino splendor of Heaven, secutive days. After 3 • Perm * Oarden double door, 2 drawers, check, VISA or Ma)2tt. 1 MO - Coming Events Ads In Classified nurturing environment ma, I want In Ihis Short MM - Firewood 1060 • Announcements Blessed Mother ot the days, the request will be 2OM • Flea Markets. leaded glaet top, $000, Card. For a quote. Orr don't cost — with financial security Al- son of GocJ, immaculate granted. This prayer prayer to thank you for aoro 908-388-5737 lowable expenses. Lets Virgin, assist me in my all things as you confirm Salee anal Smears coat, picas* «£ They pay! must be published after 1020 help each other. Call necessity Oh, Star of the tha favor is granted. M.P. once again that I nevtr 2100 • Free to Good Goutputora BUNK BED SET, 7 pe 1-80O-SS9-B49S. . Sharon/Michael 1-800- Son. help me and hear want to be separated Home SOLID WALNUT, INC; Singles 521-8062 me. herein you are my PRAYER TO THE from you in eternal glory. 2110-Furniture IBM COMPATIBLE BUNK BDS/MATRS., BD. Organizations mother. Oh, Holy Mary, BLESSED VIROIN Thank you for your 2120 • Oarage Sales S295. We also buy andBOARDS, DESK7CHR, BMNARDIVILLC- 12»" and Activities 1090 TAROT CARD Mother of God, Queen of (Never known to fail). mercy toward me and 212S • Merchandise repair computers, moni- BOOKCASE, DRESSER, Cleremont Reed; Almost * Lost A Found Heaven and Earthl I Oh. most beautiful flower mine. The person mutt under S100 tors, printers and boards. EXCEL COND. $875, new- Clothing, Jtwtlry,'. READINGS humbly beseech you of Ml. Carmal, fruitful say this prayer 3 con- 21M General Merch 908-464-7496 548-4997 Furs, Acctsaorlos. Flne> ALLOW ME TO GIVE SISTER SUZAN from the bottom of my vine splendor of Heaven, secutive days. After 3 2140 Office Furniture quality home furnishings,,» YOU the gilt o( a tasting LOST— Black female cat heart to succor me in this Blessed Mother of the days, the request will be and Supplies CHERRY BR SIT-antlquee, collectibles,.* relationship Personal- green ayes with ona necessity. There are son of God, Immaculate granted. This prayer 21 SO- Software $895; Walnut BR set Irom consignments A so-' ized, 19 yrs. experience white whisker on Hal- Love? Success? Health? none that can withstand Virgin, assist me in my must be published attar 21 SO- Wanted to Buy Advertise $895: Cedar Chtit $150; lect dealers. -„-': Call Judy Yorio's Com- loween night around Difficult decisions, look your power. Oh. show Wardrobe $135; Bar- necessity. Oh, Star of the the favor Is granted. L.O In tho Classified! risters Bookcaee $290; $8.00 OFF purchase'*r> patibles 908-707-9086. Haynos St. in Somerville. into your futuro. me herein you are my Soa. help me and hear $25 or mortl - * Name is Spuds. Small re- CALL FOR ONE FREE PSYCHIC MRS. D M1O Antique Trunk S9S: Kitch- mother. Oh Mary, con- me, herein you are my en table & 4 chairs $350; ENCORE OUALITr* '- Advertise ward. Please call: QUESTION. 30 yrs in coived without sin, pray mother. Oh, Holy Mary. VtfftHflMS CONSIGNMENTS. - 725-7368 or work 201- Cranlord.908-272-9791 TAROT CARD 2 glass showcases $200 for us who have recourse Mother ot God, Queen of each; Cherry China Clos- Dealer co-op space avail.' In tho ClaatHled! 896-3410 tothee (3x). Holy Mother, Heaven and Earthl I READER * ADVISOR 2oao Tue-F 10-S, Thura. til 8 '* Confused broken heart- ARMOIRE- Turn of the et $595; Plus a store full Century Country style Farm * Oardon of quality used furniture Sat. 10-5. '•! ed find what the future $400. Pine Doughbox & household Items, SOS-7—-77S0 , '> holds for you, for help & early ISOO's S400 firm. TOPSOIL Bookcases. Desks, CLARK-C34) RARITAH '. answers call today. 1920s mahogany server Screened farmland soli Lamps, Tablts, Chairs, RD.-11/19 A 11/20,'' ALL READINGS HALF S300. Call 908-234-9179. Bark mulch - p/up or del. mirrors, pictures a 10-4, Hugs yard salt' to PRICE WITH AD. 908-5608000 Iramts, pointings, »tc. benefit Noah's Ark< ESTATE ANO HOUSE PRICED TO SELL! Animal placement and.1 908-789-3043 LIQUIDATIONS- Ask rescue. Meny ttsmi. ' ,- about th» most efficient 2090 Collins Corner Antiques 35 yrs. exp. Daily 8-9 a used Furniture and coat effective way to FtomMarkot*, 23 Dumont Rd., Fer Hills Designer - >/ FALL CLEANING THE CRYSTAL PSYCHIC liquidate the contents of SmlemSii SOS-234-099S Consignment Boutlqu* » NETWORK— Find OUt your house or estate. DOUBLE TAKE ^ what your future holds Call Somerville Center Wo Buy a Belli High quality women's do', WEVI GOT A BIO DEAL FOR for you. Romance, Antiques at 526-3446. COUNTRY GIFTS- « DAYBEO- White Iron signer clothing and ac-'. Health, happiness, ask for Joseph. crafts sale, Featuring brass complete with 2 cestorles-Armani, Calvtrv money and love, Speak Stained glass Items, Sun. ortho mattresses A pop- MAIN ST. ANTIOUE up trundle. Unused in Klein, Escida, Vaitntlnb,' YOUR LITTLE THINGS to a live psychic one on CEMTBR- 156 Main St., Nov.20th. 104pm, 222 ft Chanel. All Ittm* are Ml* one 24hrs a day. Parent Old Post Rd., Edison, NJ, box. Cost $800 sell $325. Flemlngton, 908-788- 908-906-2067 least 7SK off tha origV astrology, numerology, 6767 2 flr.s. 6000 sq. ft. 90B-9B5-6506 days, 90S- cost. 2 locations: 559>] clairvoyant readings, 85 dealers, open daily 985-7034 eves DR SET- CIRCA-1950S, Pastaic Avt. West Cald'. •• GENERAL MERCHANDISE SPECIAL rated 1 in Incredible well 201-808-6668 «nd\ 10-5 pm, DUNELLEN — 220 table w/b chairs, 2 leaves accuracy. 1-900-4S4- and pads, hutch, buffet, » Tpk, Short- 9898. Must be IS yre. of GERTRUDE TERR. Hill* 201-564-6484. ! 2 lines x 3 weeks CRAFT SHOW- Sat. 11/ server-light oak $500. age, S3.95/mln. First AoVwtfse In tha ClitiHIed! 908-356-5883 minute Is free. 19, 10-4, Country Crafts PISCATAWAY-170 »T»f • Use ihis coupon for: by Three. 968-2145. DR TABLE- Elhen Allen, ST. Frl., Sat, A Sljiv Your ad mapla, 86" with 2 leaves 11/16, 19, 20, 9-5, ©ft VOUR CLASSIFIED AD Washington Ave.) H/H»' (Please check one} cost is: CAN BE PUBLISHED IN 3020 ST. MICHAEL'S plus pads. Exc conrj. $425. 234-1 BOB Tools, Art, ClotheefJ 92 NEW JERSEY NEWS- Appttmncmm HOLIDAY BAZAAR Books, Sporting QoodeS PAPERS WITH ONE Saturday, December 3rd, DR TABLE- Oak Coun- ate. Cash Only. • If the item you are selling is $50 or under...$FREE$ EASY PHONE CALL AND APPLIANCE SALE 10am-Bpm, 100 Atden St. try French, 44X86 W/2 FOR ONE LOW PRICE. Refg. $85, washer/dryer Cranford, NJ. FEATUR- 20" leaves. Mint cond. SO. fLAINFIELD- FOR ONLY $219.00 $75. Fully guard,afso ING: Handmade crafts, S1500/BO. 231-0187 • 223 Kotcluseo AveV D If the item you are selling is over $50 but not more than YOUR AD WILL REACH service $19.95. 908-754. evergreen wreaths, deco- I 1/16-19, 94PM, £, OVER 1.2 MILLION 7209 Or 231-1047 rative baskets, religious HOUSE MOVING SALSt. $100 $2.00 HOMES THROUGHOUT articles, photos w/Santa, Antiques clocks, Bovf/ THE STATE. CALL WASHER- $75. Dryer. Sand art, personalized Ads In Classified Front china cabinet, oai^' D If you are giving away the item...$FREE$ FORBES CLASSIFIED AT S65. Stove, S75. Refrig- decoration, Children's don't cost — roll top desk, Spinning, i 1-800-559-9495, ASK piayland, FOOD, gourmet wheel, 8 & 10 cent coKc4 erator, $170. Can deliver. They pay! — FIRST LINE — FOR JOYCE FOR ALLColor console TV $100. chocolates, baked goods machines & coke signed THE DETAILS & entertainment. old comic books, rourwf Pis call 722-6329 top trunks, oak furniture^ Mill apanese & mlac. otd swords, power & hand, — SECOND LINE -- tools, misc. H/H Itemsv toys, old )twl»ry, gold', pocket watcheg, noon » MMl n lighted beer signs, sleds' II small display sleigh,' Name- Forbes Classifieds many mor* Items. For,' Directions only call: SOS*.. 766-1004. Address . Will Be Closed SOMERSET- 558 Ellia^ bath Av* 11/18 & 19, Sam-2pm. Xmas, house- Phone #. hold, carpet, camtrV equip., card/lit racks,' Instructions: Thursday and Friday baskets, anllqut radio' '. 1. Print one (1) letter in each space. Allow one (1) space between SOUTH PLAINFIELD—• words and one (1) space for appropriate punctuation. 210 Delmore Ave. Sat.'aV. 2. All ads for items priced $51 - $100 must be prepaid, pleose Sun. 11/19, 11.6. 11/2C£ November 24th and 25th 12-5, Furniture, clothing,. enclose $2.00 payment. *» N/H Items, mlic. Ittme- 3. AH ods must include price and phone number. ^s* \ and LOTS MOREI 4. Individuals only qualify for this rale; no businesses. WARREN- S Wetlsv 5. No cancellations or refunds Lane Sun. Nov. 20lh. 9- Deadlines For All Classified Display for the 3pm. Butcher block, bar 6. Forbes reserves the right to limit quantity of FREE ads. a stools, braes chande- lier, curio cabinet, house*' Mail to: Forbes Newspapers, Week of December 1 st hold ft children's Items," "Fall Cleaning", toys A books , WESTFIELD- 81B D«rt< P.O. Box 699, Somerville, NJ 08876 Wednesday, November 23rd moor St. -Sat. A Sun 11/, 19 & 20, 9-3pm, Salemarv * $2.00 and FREE ads will be oecepled by coupon sample, Household'& only. No phone orders, pleose. baby Items, outdoor Airy at 3 PM door furn., fltnese prdd.* ' Coupon are also available al the Classified Dept. sporting goods, T-thlrie^ of Forbes Newspapers. (In-Column Deadlines stay the same) teen jackets, ruos. ' <-~ AOwtlaa In Ino Ctanffisj* [Oyember 17, 1994 Westfield Record A-17 2128 Merchandtte 2125 3123 2125 2125 2130 2130 2160 3M0 • undmr $100 Merchandise Mmnhandlse Merchandise Merchandise Omterat General Wanted to Buy undmr $100 under$100 under$100 under $100 MOKftMKffM Morchandise Training * dooming GUNS, S WO R DS , NEW rOUISHARE/ Chaat— 01 drawers BOVS— suit 3Z 12 S20 COLLECTIBLE- Winsios LR SOFA— 2 chairs oxc. CHEST FREEZER- * *USED* * KNIVES, MILITARIA-NJ PONYSHARE CHAPTER 0 & 515 722-0230 Shirt incl 369-6215 cond. $100 722-2369 Ping Pong— table w/ Now open'nq in Bedmln- GOINQ AWAY? doll S5Q 549-7473 ; acCBB. $45 549-4931 FrlglcJarlo, Nearly new. OFFICE FURNITURE & Fed. tic Top cash Don't leave your pets at HIGH CHAIRS— wood- paid. House calls made. stor Call find out about CAR RADIOS- (A) Chev CRIB MATTRESS- 55 MARBLE BLOCKS- 2 Good cond., 6 cult., Desks, files, chairs, etc in* Sensible Altertive to a Kennel. Call Critter Sit- S40/»». 648-124B * Buic* SB ea 8B5-1211 ; Poke* Table— $40 Wire 5150, 90B-572-1645 782-4221; eves 762-5057 Bert 821-4949 ters. Insured & bonded. 908-356-3379 K3",20ft. S5, 752-7105. laund. rack 826-714B Horse Ownersi,,p tor jun- HIGH CHAIRS-$25/ CAR RAMPS SS. jack • Maltreat Beauty rest WURLITZER CONCERT HIGH PRICES PAID- for ior or senior riders. 908-619-8080 CRIB w/chg Ibl Jenny Port-a-crlb— & Hi Chair ENCORE QUALITY CON- postcards, sheet music, 1 -800-522-SHAR .545-1248 standa 2, S5 369-3520 Lind $100 725-3476 j. spring fme. S25 755-3555 ORGAN- hall peddle, S5oa 752-2160 SIGNMENTS- Clothing, digital system. Model old toys, baseball items, >MIRAL TV- portable Carseat— good cond. DODGE— alternator & Mattremi— $35 3 chairs |ewelry. furs, antiques, cameras, military TV's •W S35. Call 225-9144. Quiver— lor a compound D72. New S9000 Mint 3100 S20 233-2375/6:30 'JUtrlbutor S15 BB5-1211 + SI 5 297-0565 collectibles, home fur- cond. $5000. 463-1302 Worlds Fair, fountain 3070 7 arrow new $9 494-3748 nishings. 123 Claremonl pena. Call 272-5777. OtnmrPet* MJscaMamous 0 for Elderly Tub S35. Cellular— Phone $40 — Small. FREE. Matlrafi— box frame 3-2375. 8:30 PM Recllner— Stormdr & Road, Bernardsville. T-F YOUR CLASSIFIED AD SuppJtes * Sarvtoc* Like new 422-9443 Call 225-9144 full XL $25 356-3379 10-6, Thurs. 8, Sat. 10-5. CAN BE PUBLISHED IN TRADING CARDS- Sri windows $4Bea906-8605 Fi, monster mags., com- •uarlum— 10 Gal new CHAIRS, Uble blre Mattress— luiisize $49 BO8-766-7760 92 NEW JERSEY NEWS- GUINEAS HENS DOOR 28" pre-nung Hol- Records- LP & 45s 60s, ics, coins, old toys, WW light $9 752-0659 j cage* all SSO 885-1727 IQW WOOd $40. 722-2328 I xSprng Call 722-9517 PAPERS WITH ONE Guard against deer ticks. WILD ANIMAL FEED 70s $100 806-6693 EXERCISE EQUIP. EASY PHONE CALL AND II stuff. 968-3886 S6 each SALE —Whole Corn gu* Editor— viewer j Chairs- 2 wood & blue I MEN'S sz. 38 Sheepskin Multi stage weight lifting 908-647-1959 SOIbs. S4.S0. Cracked DORM.— sz. refrig. S45 REFRIFQERATOR-$35 FOR ONE LOW PRICE. WANTED 0 Pete 725-4193 Floral $35 276-8162 I jacket S35. 789-1131. In good cond. S500. Call FOR ONLY 5219,00 Corn SOIbs. $5.50, Wild 545-124B Works well 985-8891 908-874-6764 HOUSE CONTENT TARI 2*00— plus many ! Charcoal— grill* $5 752. MICROWAVE- Like YOUR AD WILL REACH Single item or all bird seed 50lbs. $9.99, : DOUBLE Stroller S65. REPRIG Sears 19" needs OVER 1,2 MILLION 3O0O Available at Neshanlc ifn«» $35 876-1637 0859 Baby Hems. 214-0870 new S50. 908-722-9368 FIND OUT HOW PEOPLE Prefer Older Furniture relay $50 548-7647 are protecting them- HOMES THROUGHOUT Call 906-526-2913 / MUUfJ- - - > «< • Station Farm Home and fAfir- 5200 Include* 3 i Cloth Hanger*— Free 1 OLD CAR magazines — selves in the Home, Car THE STATE. CALL Girden Center 908-369- infcsS40 752-0121 ! Entertainment Center— RUG S'i4'Beige with pad Wooden-metal 225-9144 , black S95 756-8616 36 tor $45. 752-7105. & Streets with personal FORBES CLASSIFIED AT 5131. $25. 752-2868. 1-800-559-9495 ASK 3000 FREE KITTCNII Healty & icjc Pack— Like newj CLUB CHAIR- S75 per- OVEN /STOVE GE security devices. Send Beautifull Need horns, 5 752-0659 j i EVENFLO- Infant car RUG— 11 X 16" blue for free booklet 4 cata- FOR JOYCE FOR ALL PETS AND fect 7S4-.354 | seat S25 654-8010 HOTPT. —Full size, THE DETAILS ABOUT call 908-757-073B DID YOU electric, almond. S100/ good cond $50 225-9144 log. Securis, 5266 Cass LIVESTOCK KNOW .. . cttcle*— 1-Men 1 -girls | COFFEE TABLE con- : Fan— window adjustable St., San Diego, CA. SCAN-STATEWIDE GIVE SOMEONE A BO 90B-231-8903 RUQ— 9'x6' Handwoven CLASSIFIED AD NET- thM an ad In this local temp 5 ft L S35 722-7664 ; $10 752-0659 WOOl $75. 752-2888. 92109. SMILE- Somerset Re- piper also goes into 22 YOUR CLASSIFIED AD WORK. 3010 • Bird* gional Animal Shelter has tit— boy* 20* good' Coffe* Table- 2 tiered 1 QAS RANGE- cham- GE APT. SZ.- refrig.. 3020 - Cats other local papers? ifTCHUon $Z5 276-1348 i CAN BE PUBLISHED IN SEARS— up-right freezer puppies, kittens, dogs Reach over 380.000 769-1131 i bars S50 755-4554 93 NEW JERSEY NEWS- $75 545-1248 Admiral 10 cu.ft. upright 3030. Dogs and cats. Adoption rea- freezer, 2 atone base •BILL'S- 3040-Fish readers with one call! age— Brass (new) PAPERS WITH ONE sonable. Missing a pet? 1-M0-SS0949S YOUR CLASSIFIED AD ! HALOGEN chandelr S45 SEWING MACH- In cab glass top LR tables $75/ •TRADING- 3080 • Horses d $55 756-5314 CAN BE PUBLISHED IN i COf tbl 525 755-6271 EASY PHONE CALL AND 3OM • Livestock Call 72S-030S. FOR ONE LOW PRICE exc cond $50 722-9368 each, Kids twin comlorler •POST- Jet RUG CLEAN- 92 NEW JERSEY NEWS. set S20/each. 906-756- 3070 • Other Pets f I HEATER— New Ceramic FOR ONLV $219.00 SLEEPER SOFA- Over a Million Items »- $50. 908-755-2902. PAPERS WITH ONE Ou. 6446 30S0 • Adoptable Pets EASY PHONE CALL AND I S25. Call 725-6196. YOUR AD WILL REACH size $50 526-7867 3090 - Boarding.. J&KSMITH Anvil S20; OVER 1.2 MILLION HOOKED ON PHONICS CHRISTMAS SPECIAL FOR ONE LOW PRICE. ' HOT WATER Healer gas Snapper Bag— N-wagon Training A Grooming ir ramp $15. 369-3520 FOR ONLY 8219.00 HOMES THROUGHOUT READING PROQRAM- Ice Shaies-All sues i 35 gal. S73 722-2328. THE STATE. CALL $50 Call PM 526-7577 3100 • Miscellaneous YOUR AD WILL REACH Llke new cond. $150 Call Roller Skates * Sklls Supplies • Services' kD5'ACTIVITY 30VSY JAKEnewSiSO • I HUMIDIFIER 2 yrs old FORBES CLASSIFIED AT 9D8-968-93S5 or Iv. msg. p*C« $75 469-2003 } OVER 1.2 MILLION Stove— 2 Burner pro- Gotl Cluba-100 Dolls HOMES THROUGHOUT Hot •" SSO 272-6850 1-800-559-9495, ASK pane new S15 752-0659 at 908-424-0551. 5000 Rewords FOR JOYCE FOR ALL nMm Ball— shoes (9) ' THE STATE. CALL KITCH AID dishwasher MO Glass Lamp 3030 ea»a $35 756-5314 : FORBES CLASSIFIED AT THE DETAILS ABOUT Stove— 4 burner v.h.lo Dog* $50 firm 463-3856 SCAN-STATEWIDE gas $45 908-738-1147 Living Room Shades DIRECTORY 1-800-559-9495, ASK ML 16x20'glass, new i CLASSIFIED AD NET- Furniture—$210. Great Iron Pol Bally Stoves FOR JOYCE FOR ALL LADIES winter coats sz Condion! MS-S72-107S. Fireplace items o, .pound lite. 7S5-5763 j THE DETAILS 10 $20 & $40 369-6215 WORK Smooth fox Swlno- Graco Battery- Name The Item You Terrier—Free to a good oper S30 654-8010 LOVE SEAT- Mauve/ Want-We Have II! grey, Camelback, Like MB-247-4406 home. Named Max. 4yr$, TIRES- 4 Gcodyr 235- New! S225, Desk. Sm. old. Has all his shots and 75-15 $40 231-121S wood, 5 drawer $35, 201- is neutered. Great family 276-3521 Atrvtrfite in tht Clnilfieti! dog. Must find good TV CABINETS- Mag- home. Call Patrice navox-free 225-9144 MOVING SALE- furni- 908-985-0024 ture, house Items radial Wheel Covers— 15" (4) arm saw & many extras. 2190 fac. Issue $40 756-5314 725-0731 Wanted to Buy WILSON Leather coat, size PS $75. 752-7134. NATURAL A BUYER OF ALL Wood— A glass dinette 4 BEEF LIONEL & Flyer trains, chairs $95 276-6631 NO hormones or anti- Hobbyist pays top dollar! WE ARE BREEDER'S biotics. Pure Black Any condltiton. age. or REPRESENTATIVES CLASSIFIED Angus from local farm. quantity, 908-271-5124 Come and experience the Shake-A-Paw differ- 2130 Grain fed, tender & deli- ALL LIONEL. IVES, clous. $2.49 Ib. halves ence at New Jerseys AMERICAN FLYER- most beautiful puppy or quarters, cut to your and other toy Iralrts. Col- store. Chief Instructor custom order, vacuum- lector pays highest pric- 6 weeks- $69.00 packed & labeled. This es. Call 1-800-464-4671 * All puppies are A.K.C. LINE 36ft. Ext, Is NOT a freezer plan. or 201-635-2058 registered and selected 1st 10 callers recleve Free uniform! FAX CALL Glenview Farm, for breed conformity and 908-832-2122. COINS WANTED- Pay Karate • Tuite • Amis • Jujiisu ladder $75. cash, top prices! Paper temperament. PIANO- Upright, good money, forelon. slamps, cond. Recently tuned. scrap gold, old jewglry & * Puppies are socialized 908-572-0023 Asking $350. sterling. Estates and Col- in open cases...no glass 908-560-8022 lections. 9O8-7B2-0S40 walls here!! This insures 11 ft. Cubic Whirlpool 906-249-2697 Raab Coin. 4 Bloomtield proper development lor a Did you know that Freezer-Si 00. Sears RIDERS WANTEO Ave., Flemington. happy, well adjusted lov- Hsavyduty Washing Live in Middlesex area? ing pet. you could reach Machine -S 75. Call Work in Midtown Manhat- Collector Buys Vintage 752-9473. tan? Toys, Trains, Pedal Cars, * Famous Shake-A-Paw Call Clarence Clarke at Soda Machines & Signs, Lifetime Health Guaran- people throughout BAHAMA CRUISE 908-968-2162. Juke Boxes, Character tee Includes complimen- 5 days/4 nights. Under, Watches, etc. try veterinary and free Middlesex, Somerset, booked! Must sell! Lim- SHEDS IN STOCK- Lg. 908-996-J716, weekdys fecal examination and ited licdets. S279/couple. select. & Color. Immod Stove delivery. Sunday, Warren lifetime obedience train- and Union Counties. (407)767-8100, Ext. 684 ing. Our Fox Is Op«n 24 Hours, 7 Days A Week Mon.-Sat. 9AM-10PM Flea 996-3193. DOLLS— Clothing & accessories from the Call Russell FOR PAX CONPIRMATION STEEL BUILDING- in 50 s & CO's. Any cond. Bring the whole family. BE FAT FREE orlglonal crate. Will travel. 276-7661. 14 Route 22 West, at 908-722-3000 ext. CALL MONDAY-FRIDAY 8*30 AM-BsOO PM Ask me how Ron and 5O-X34'X18' with one Greenbrook, NJ 0B812 Valerie lost and main- open end. Was $6,940 FISHING TACKLE- col- (50 yards west of Rock tained their 1501b weight will sell for $4,680. Guar- lector wants 1o buy OLD, Ave.) 6256 & find out how! 3000 lots for over 2 years!! anteed complete. 1-800- rods, reels, lures, cata- 908-968-2522 Earn $$ 1-B0O-95-4-DIET. 292-0111. logs. 233-1654 after 5PM Mon-Sat 11-9, Sun 11-6 UNION BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY V\ il. < ..i r FUEL OIL CONDITIONING I HOME IMPROVEMENTS I FEATURING . . . DRIVEWAY IS YOUR FAMILY OUTGROWING YOUR Call For EXISTING HOME? VCR REPAIR Service or ARE YOU \pR0miNC QUALITY SERVICE FOR OlLR SB V£ 1KT| Fuel Oil DESPERATELY Heating and Air Conditioning SEARCHING FOR ALL YEAR Sales & Service MORE SPACE FOR SERVICE 908-276-0900 Residential & Commercial Asphalt Work E1Y0RK THAT EXTRA Driveways • Parking Areas • Scaling .• Humidifiers e Electronic Atr-Cleantrs BEDROOM, FAMILY NO NEED TO REPLACE! Resurfacing * Curbing • Sidewalks & Concrete Reel-Strong Fuel • ClocN Thsrmostais s Attic Fans TRUCK & BACKHOE RENTAL • Biown-in Intulatlon ROOM OR HOME Free EsiimattN Fully Insun-d Cranford OFFICE, BUT DON'T Serving Union Counly and Vicinily Serving All Of Union CCNUJV Westfield 233-6222 WHOLESALE VCR REPAIR "CALL 7 DAYS A WEEK" WANT TO MOVE? 7M.95OR 687-0614 Since J 92 5 Li!' THEN ACT NOW!!! CALL OUR FIRM FOR AN SHOE REPAIR GAS STATION CONSTRUCTION APPOINTMENT TODAY! SKYLINE DEVELOPMENT CO., INC. Mina & Kyrillos FULLY INSURID • Ira HOT • Rrmadfkr - llomcitftloraliai On Most Repairs MM If TIMATIS AMcmbcrofH.O.W. Auto Service Licensed •FREE PICK UP & DELIVERY (in most areas) Centennial Exxon Over 20 years Experience All Services FREE ESTIMATES on repairs over $60 464 South Of Centennial Ave. • 30 Years Professional Experience • Factory With this ad Cranford 908-272-5286 FOR THE FINEST SHOE AND Foreign & Domestic Trained & Approved Techs • Nationally Certified BOOT REPAIRING" Complete Auto Repairs Electronic Techs • Quick Turn Around on Repairs JERRrS SHOE REPAIR Brake Service & Exhaust We Also Repair Handbags and Electronic WorK, CMMMK1M' Repairs Include Tape Transport & Head Leather Jackets Computer Diagnostics, Cooling System ; Jim T«lfc«t Tires, Front End Specialist 1 Cleaning, Lube & Adjustment 17 Alden Street N«w J«r*«y Inspection Station 23 North Street • Summit, NJ Cranford - 276-47S8 Written Warrant/ on All Services 1-S00-309-S717 CALL 7 DAYS FO« S€RV»CE /QQQ\ 276*6359 CALL TODAY 469-7187 ELECTRONIC TECH 1WO/ fcf V vww VCR REPAIR IRRIGATION COMMUNICATIONS INFORMATION COMPUTERS COMPUTER Get Your Pipes Specializing la all fonns of NO NEED TO REPLACE! ABLE PROBLEMS? Blown Now cotamunkAtlon wiring for Union County WHOLESALE VCR REPAIR Before They Freeze! residentialft busines s systci We Offer Complete Special ELECTBIC VOtCE • Business hey Mepiione aysiemejele- SPECIAL "If it's electric, we do it!" i pnones. lax machines, modem add A Solutions! AQ Mated. Phone •ystermandleen Hues 95 Hardware • Software jrimlirl £25 Per Week! On Most Repairs • Fully Intund •FREE PICK UP a DELIVERY In mojt «r»n| • Configuration • Design DATA - Various IAN systsrns Mattad using FREE ESTIMATES on repairs ovtr 160 • Installation • Advice Fnm i, twMed pair, or Mier opHc wiring CaU 908-722-3000 • 30 Y»»r* Prolmlonal Enptrlanc* -Factory Trained a Approved Ttchi • Ntllonilly Ctrtllbd Networking. Training AttM VIDEO • Security systems, alarm »ystems and Electronic Teeht • Quick Turn Around on Rvptlrt • Internet* Access • E-Mail Lie. # 11500 cable TV. extensions, sou and Instated cxt. 6256 Repairs Include Tape Transport & Head We Make Office/House Calls! IRRIGATION SERVICES Cleaning, Lube A Adjustment Ask for Frank ARRIS COWUNICATIOMS, INC. CALLTDAYSFORStRYICE /QApl 276-6359 24 Hour Service Ask For Russell 0 Wa g OQ8-176-106X (908) 494-7O39 ELECTRONIC TECH I*"* / *'° AKC Consulting, Inc. (800) 298-9000 A-18 WestfleW Record November 17, 4040 Child Care Provided 4210 ProfeMronaf FEEL SAFE!- Leave Services your cnilO/chnarer wilh AT YOUR SERVICE 4010 mature. responsiDlc fun- SECRETARIAL WORK Adult Day Can loving, warm mother of 2. 4010 - Adult Day Care 4060 - Convalesent Care 4120 - Insurance Don* at r'orn*. Plus do Reasonable rales, rets. 4190 - Party & you want to learn the 1010 -Adult Ony Care Avail, ewes. & wkends. 4020 - Business 4090 - Health Care 4140 - Legal eomputer. Call Marlon •1020 - Buslnass Call Nancy 526-1 B54 Entertainment 908-725 dt61 4040 - Child Care 4040 - Child Care 4105 - Income Tax 4150 - Loans & Finance 4050 - Cleaning 4210- -Professional 4060 - Convalascant 4050 - Cleaning 4110 - Instruction/Education 4160 - Miscellaneous 4090 - Health Cars 4105 • Income Tax 4110 • Instruction/ Education 4080 4110 4100 4170 4210 4120 - Insurance Cleaning Services Cleaning 4140 • Lagal Sarvlces Inatnictkm/ rVf/SC*f/*fMOWS 4150 - Loans A Finance Services 4170 - Miscellaneous BRAZILIAN IADY RES./COMM. CLEANING ANY CREDIT OK! 4190 - Party * Entar- Cieans Homes, Offices, Floors. Carpels, and GUITAR LESSONS- JR'S UMO SERVICE A SWEDISH MASSAGE talnment Service* Apis. Own. tramp. Good Windows. SPOTLESS Mnay yrs.exp. All ages. Real Eaiata Refinance Weddings, Airports. 4210 • Protasslonal refs. 201-371-S23B. CLEANING 908-730- Only 7 day* 8am-9pm For men & women Metuchen-Edlson area. A.C. pkgs, Ctoss country Calf RJ 6795. Call 548-8966. Fast Serv 908-525-3907 IN HOME CHILD CARE C\EAN UP- All types, Lie MtgBnkr.NJDept Bkg runs. 90B-S730O8S73-0O877. Beap 908-891-7397 4020 Live In/Live Out attics, bsmts, etc. LowTHE MOST IMPORTANT MATH TUTOR- will tutor JUNK CARS- Trucks a HEALING TOUCH- Mas- Sus/ness Part Time/Full Time rates. Free estimates. NUMBER YOU'LL HAVE all levels«f math, flexible CASH NOW- for receiv- Is 908-526-8113. Scrap Iron removed free. sage & Healing for body Also Summers 220-1355. hours. Call Cindy ing payments on An-Towing avail. 356-964B 4 mind renewal. Prof. Call 908-754-9090 or Cleaner By Far 908-218-0418 nuities, Structured Settle- Cert. Bam-9pm, 906-8922 GUNDERSEN PAPER- 201-593-9090 CLEANING DONE WITH ments or State Lottery Days, 873-2827 aft S. FAX LINE HANGING- 10- yrs. CARE BY HONEST PIANO INSTRUCTION Payments. RIP Capital MOVING?- PC MOVERS- LOOKING FOR A PHO- oxp. Trained, neat, KNIQHTSBRIDGE NAN- RELIABLE WOMEN All ages. Classical. Theo- Resources Inc., 350 The- Local, Eong distance, flat TOGRAPHER? For doing reliable, rofs, tree est. NIES- Live in or out, CALL <»Of>aat-—07 ry. Member M.E.A. Mid- odore Fremd Ave., Rye. rate. Free est. over your Wedding or Family 908-231-9638 90B-647-0357. 5200-5350 per wk. Euro- I CLEANING DONE dlesex. 356-5951 NY 10580 1-600-338-5815 phone. 908-665-2765. group Photos. Call pean Au Pairs. 5175 per Charles Moore III, ! WITH CARE— toy honest MATURE WOMAN— late PIANO LESSONS- In P.M. 000195. our fax lln* la •p«n POLISH AQENCV- wk. Cranford. Z72-7B73. : reliable woman, call: Repair your credit- 9M-234-123S specializing in older & 30's loving, competent, your home. Branchburg, Money back guarantee. TOM'S LAWN MOWER 1-tOO-371-979S sick care. Housekeepers LOVING. EKP. CHILD I MW-Mt- MOVING-DELIVERY PLUMBER WALLPAPERING TV REPAIR BUSINESS TAXES INTERIOR PAIINTINU Specializing in: •BUSINESS OWNERS* CHAPMAN BROS. ft WALLPAPER Getting Alot of Professional'.; Uc. #1428 Accounting Service e Plumbing SENIOH DISCOUNT; For Only a Little SSS V, e Heating - Cooling APARTMENTS • PIANOS e Alterations - Repairs Is As Easy As... ' . • OFFICES • HOMES e Air Conditioning 1 - 2 - 3 •", "Professionals' At Affordable t. Call J.R.S. Company at •, SALES & REPAIRS (90S) Ml-Ol 10/781-4M2 (Eves.) Prices! 276-1320 NOHMII.H Ii (30 Years in Business) 2. S«t Up a No-Coat or Obligation , . , "Free" estimates 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. PAINTINC; /#/.••• ',„ , Appolotiiiciilt -, • t>i-' *• -/', 1 CENTER TV 3. Save Time And Money!!! MOD. - Sat. ' . 36 NORTH AVE. E Insured - Lie #00550 194-3561 907 Wood Ave. • Roselle CRANFORD 25 YEARS <9Of)> EXPERIENCE 276-2331 mion thli Sp«l*tOHtount!) TO ADVERTISE PLUMBING & HEATING PLUMBER ROOFING/SIDING INFORMATION UNION COUNTY Donald S. Rockefeller Union County SPECIAL PLUMBING & HEATING INC. D & R FUCHS "Expert Quality Workmanship " SPECIAL Serving All Your Plumbing Complete CONSTRUCTION COMPANY For Less than $30 Plumbing per week you can reach & Heating Needs & Owner/Installer $23 Per Week! perspective Repairs * Alterations Heating Roofing • Siding customers through out New Installations Services Call 908-722-3000 Union County! State Uc. #4205 Replacement Windows Don Frees ••ully ext. 6256 Call Russell at NJ Master Plumbing Insured Fully Insured Free Estimates Lie. # 9072 276-8677 Ask For Russell 722-3000 ext. 6256 908/580-9339 7 Rnltlgh Ave. • Cranford CRANFORD 709-1251 GUTTERS PAINTERS INFORMATION TRFF SERVICE COLLEGE FUNDING REMflRKflBLE ERS& Union County $6.6 BILLION IN ".- a LruuULNJ u J CORPORATE STUDENT DERS w ALL TYPES WOODSTACK GRANTS UNUSED "BEAT CONTRACTORS PRICES" Did you Oaim your than?? lushed $49/up Refinish your Aluminum Siding Per Week! TREE SERVICE Interior, Exterior & Wallpapering Etty Application • Quick Rnulli 1fl yrs. experience INSURED Cunranlced Call 908-722-3000 Available Fund* • CuaranleeJ Screens Installed I'resMirc W.ishinj; Low, Low Rates Inv I sliin,ilcs/l ully Insured S99.OQ Kcstnrc N.ilur.il (j'ii,ir Mukcs cvi. 6256 Senior Citizen Discount* WESTFIELD . FREE ESTIMATES FOR MORE IMTJRMATIONCAU. 04-1314 Ask For Russell SCHOLASTIC SERVICES 1 •OQ4V4-J101 (908) 789-9533 276-5752 bomber 17, 1994 VtestftoM Record A-19 A Guide To Local Professionals Servicing Your Needs For: • 4Q3O — Carpentry 4160 — Masonry • 4070 — Electrical 4180 —Painting • 4080 — Handyman Services 4200 — Plumbing, • 4100 — Home Improvement Heating 81 Cooling • 4130 — Landscaping & 4220 — Roofing MAKE YOUR HOUSE A HOME Tree Care 4230 — Wallpapering i 4080 4100 41SO j Hmnttymma Services Home) wHtmpi _ mndTnm Car* DO YOU HAVE A ' ARROW PAVING I HOME RBMODELINO PLUMBING PROBLEM- ; Driveways/Sidewalks. 1 32 yr«. exper. Anything < or need to remodel youi < Mason worh/Snowplow- I lor the home. Insured. bathroom? Ca'l ]Ing. Free SSl.619-9734. ! Rets, Beat Any Estimate. SCHMIED 201-643-5127, J. GARRETT ASSOC. i Handymen Service. Complete Home Ftemo- Snowplowing. Emer- JUNK REMOVAL dling, Siding, roofing, gency Service. Frte Eit. TREE EXPERT CO. Attics, basement*, yards' Call today! HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS Gutters, leaders, doors, • Trlmminrj Call Joe 2B7-1261 . ! •QS.7O4.OS7> windows, porch enclo- • ncpnlrs ODD JOM * GENERAL ! sures, decks, baths A • J.F.K. • i 4090 REPAIRS— Lt. hauling, I kitchens, Water ptootlng, • Hcmovnl No Job too small! We ! CwpMtry brush cleared & re- CONSTRUCTION F.'odrrn Equipment moved. Expert int/ext, | Gladly accept Visa. M/C, • Res. / Comm. • carpentry, painting, re- I Discover! Full Lie. A Ins.. St.ilc Ci'rtillcd placement windows » ' Member B.B.B., 908-777- • 906-276-1012- decks. Tree work, log '1151 or 1-9Q0-295-1873 LARRY • SOU- Vinyl splitting, gutters cleaned. ! tiding, Roofing, Doors, No lob too email. Why !EARRETT CONSTRUC- Windows. Free eat. Advertise break your back? It you TION- Custom deck SS1-7SM. SP SH-1102 233-TREE •IClMflUF don't see It, ask. Calf us specialist, treated, cedar 41M-I today (or a FREE esti- and new Treic. Malnten- * * MR. OO-RIQHT * * nanca free decking. Ad- Sailing? Renting? O. MURPHY TMMSrlVC mate. Our 21st year. 23 yrs. exp. All tree c»re 4i|» • Jntfrtpr •M.BSM ditions,oarages,baseme- Moving? Call me Tor all ; Dexiui alit> nts,roofing Alt quality your work, exp. painter, a stump romoval. Quality craltmaninip. Refs. A tpackulsr, Tile, porch A work at low rates I Fully 4117 • KWehens ••• PAINTING ••• i Insured a free estimates. All Fall 41*0 • Lantfacap INTERIOR * EXTERIOR | portfolio. H».»SS-73»0. screen repair, Storm drs > tTraaCa Deck and Fence Bleach- installed," Master of the 463-TREE/24S-4423. BATHROOM a KITCHEN small job" 906-968-7540 41|O • Msssnry Ing, Staining and Remodeling. No job too ** GOLD SEAL** 4ifs-r " Waterproofing. Driveway little or too big. Free est. NIN0SKA CONST. MAJNT. ENTKRPPIIBE sealing, odd jobs A REMODELING INC Maintenance * landscap- -Reasonable a Reliable- •Oa-S3l-S3t* ing. 906-769-7821 4 Lines For 1 3 Weeks ^-..UeeMna • cewling BATHROOMS- Comp. Specialist. Roofing, sid- 4230 • RO«fing • Cell Pets>, 317-SMB • ing, masonry work, car- LANDSCAPING I THE APPLIANCE QUV renovation, Tile - fixtures, Rentry, painting A demo- Fall Clean-ups 4««-Sa«»eral total rip-outs or just tion work. Free est. : Air cond., refrlg., wash- repairs 906-369-3000 and Snow Plowing ng ers, dryers,, DW, ovens, Fully Ins. 906-629-0649 Jeff 7S3-«742 etc tOai-777730-777-7307,7. EATHS a KITCHENS Save up 25% off this Retired Carpet Man— LANDSCAPING- design ALL ABPCCTf- Interior, month only. JMC Home W/W carpet, many A installation. Mulch & Exterior Home Repair, 4005 Renovations S61-3S54 patterns a colors, rets. topsoil, grlnnell brick Gutters, Siding, Doors, and installations avail. paving stones- 757-2718. Additional Lines, add j»10.00 for each j HmuUng 4, CNMM Up For appl. call 646-8635. eVjwIowe, Kitchen!, etc. BATHS LAWN MAINTENANCC Ceramic Tile STIVE BUHLER Clean up, Iswn cutting, AL'S CLEAN UP a Installations, Repairs, CONSTRUCTION HAULING- Garages. At- shrub trimming, thatch- ; Regroutlng. 908-889- Resldsntsl/Commerclal Ing. 755-6489 & Ext. all phsees. Free ' tics. Cellars, etc. We are , 1801. Quality work at competi- est. Quality work. Guar- I the Cheapest. 257-7197. ] LAWN MAINTENANCE Fill 1 character per box, allowing for spaces and anteed. Ins. 2B1-4S3B BATHTUB • TILE RE- tive rates. We do it ALL ALL RUBBISH RE- SURFACING- 5 year from basement to roof, FALL CLEANUPS. Call punctuation as necessary. Remember to include CARPCHTCR MOVED- Appliances. warranty, free estimates. Office interiors. Fully In- Frank 752-2423. CONTRACTOR Furniture. Wood, metal, Call 908-756-5351 sured. References avail- LEAF REMOVAL phone number. No abbreviations, please! duality work at yard! cleaned out, antes, able. 906-966-7042 BLOWN-INSOLATION- Bound Brook/Middlesex reasonable prices. cellars. Sr. Citizen Disc. SWANSOH CARPENTRY residents only. Rellsbie, •RootingesidlngeDeclcs We guarantee the lowest Garage, ceilings, attics, reas. prices. 489-7701 •Replacement Windows. prices. 201 -463-0813. Non-toxic. High R-valus. a CONTRACTING , 'Demolition and FLISHIR i73-»3M Home Improvements ATTICS, BASEMENTS- Specialists LEAF REMOVAL . CleanuJleanup Strvlce84 s •OSS PAVING a toi-Ma.li 04 - tot>«a1B-1T4v 7 Qarages, yards & Junk ROOFING- seal coat- FALL CLEAN-UPS Name cars Somerset Cty srea. TIMBER DECKING CO. CARPINTRV- 30 yrs. Bob 906-725-0062. ing, Are you prepared for LANDSCAPING exp. Ceramic tile, cement the winter? Done once, Decks Powerwa«hed * Prompt, professional Address work, bathrms., kit*., CLEAN UP SERVICES done right! call now for a water sealadl Also service at down to bamt.. add II., rms. Com- Of all types. Garages, at- free ett.i senior Cit. Repairs, 218-1112 earth prices, call: Mail with check or money plete renovations. Free tics, cellars, etc. We also discount 908-738-069 TMB CARPENTRY Phone _ estimates. 908-9*4-1646 do all types of roofing a order to: demolition services. Free CARPENTRY a ROOF- doors to docks Ma A TREE SERVICE G+RfMTRV- All small, Est. Fully Ins. 226-1391 tNO- repair. Ceiling A small Joba a specialty A cut above the best! City State Classified Department meUlum repairs inside/ floor porches, steps, Call Tom 008-396-8215 With prices below the Zip out 4 new work. Ceramic CLEAN UP- Attics, paint. Call 386-9020 TRIPLE A ROOFING • beat, Free est./Fully Ins. Forbes Newspapers tile, sheetrock, repairs, Bsmnt.s, & yards. Free 24 hr. emergency CARPET CLEANING PAVIN0- Winter Spe- service, 908-789-0752 VISA/MC#. Exp. Date guttsrs cleaned a Inside estimates, Call Rudy at a UPHOLSTERY—Stain Ciall 12 X 30 driveway P.O. Box 699 painting. Lsrry 466-8340 908-722-8916 removal. Free est. $95 includes cleaning MIKE'S TREE SERVICE Coupon Expires CLEAN UP- Rick's •0a-434-31S1. and crack fill. Free esti- Trse removal, pruning, Somerville, NJ 08876 E A CONTRACTING, mates. 908-297-8010 brush chipping, log split- 12/31/94 GENERAL CARMMTRY Gars attics bsmnts 10 CARPET ft MPAIM- Remodel- 15, 20, 25, 30 yard ting, leaf removal, stump LIQUIDATORS WILL CLEAN YOUR grinding 722-3235. InB, Additions, Decks. dumpsters/rent 757-2677 CARPTETING $1 OVEft PLACE- 8. make It look S|»gallzlng In Kitchen* CLEANUP a LIGHT COST ALL TYPES, 908- new. Also painting, re- MULCH— Stone. Pickup & Bathroom*. FREE ES- HAULIN0.- of all types. 494-7748 BEAUTIFUL pairs, carpets A uphol- or prompt del. Retail or or call to place your ad TIMATES. Call Edgar Free estimates. Insured, SHOW RM. AVAIL. BUS/ stery cleaning and/or Wholsale. EAGLE PENCE 201-966-0082. Beeper Low rates. We work RESIDENTIAL carpet sales 87 Installa- SM.S779 696-4740. WHY PAY MORE? tion. 2744MM or 1 weekend!. Call Tony PROPERTY RENOVA- •OS761-0400 569 RT. 27 METUCHEN 484>7S»1 eat. •»». t TION— Do you need - - 4070 I DUMP TRUCK CERAMIC TILE * WINDOWS SV SOB scrubs sheared, trees MARBLE CONTRACTOR Quality craftmanshlp prunned, lawn repaired, ; KM HIRE 11 yrs. experience, long lor 26 years scrubs installed, mulch- I Demolition services lasting quality work. Fully Puttying ing, yard last clean ups. «CTPJ(C— resld.. pi. Oil 908-725-1784 ins., free istmatei. refs. broken glass repair Call the Plant Shaper 1-800-559-9495 . A. Induat., avail. JLB) CLEANUP SERVICE John DeNlcola, Jr. Caulking a washing 908-7J5-4476 weekends, nights, Yards, garage, attic, Window replacement EST! Fully Ins., bsmt. Roof scrap. Fast Free Est. A Fully Ins. nabls rates, Lie. service. Free estimates. CERAMIC TILE RICHARD LEY fMN>4St-91>T;tee>6T47 Comp. Bathrooms, Home remodling By: Interiors & CO ELECTRIC- All LEAP CLEANUP- gut- 906-429-9874 WINDOWS W*SH» a Give Our TnM Sendee ntlal needs: house ters, light hauling and QUTTIHS CLEANED. A Chance Te Beat smoke detsctors, snow plowing. Free est. CERAMIC TILE FREE EST. CALL DOM The BleQuye! PIREWOOO— picked up , .. telephone!, ale. Call James 754-6508 Remodeling, installation CompterteTree Werk 4140 4220 in Neshanlc off Tree and repslr. Free esti- 906-731-0317. 4300 k response. Lie. Stumps) Pmtothtg Plumbing, Rooting Farm, $50, Delivered A. CaTl 356-3041: MOVING OR CLEAN-UP mates. 90B-236-7935 ******** 16"-18" $125, 2 cords , or 7O4B970 No Job Too Big or Small DONT CALL US andCooHng deliver 1 truck dump. Local & Long Oist CERAMIC TILE- M * M ROOFING— Flat 1 Insiallations, repairs, Until you've culled the AL'S PAINTING Save $30 - S220, 12 li ST. CENTURY Call 201-678-9444 others. Then call 908-654-1353 Interior/Exterior. $100 per PAINTING roof specialist, leaks Stove wood S13S cord CTHICAL SERVICES regrouting, reasonable CB CONTRACTING for HEATING PROBLEMS? stop for as low as S110.delivered. 906-359-3000 QUALITY CLEAN-UP rates. B8S-1601. ahiBy hta 10 yrs sup room. S500 per apt. Free Interior * Exterior CALL CCS. Inc. Complete roofing EST. PROMPT the highest quality TaTTWM EXPERTS *1-S00-Sia-M77* ROF. SERVICE Any type ol clean ups & custom carpentry and Eit. Call 442-61S3. We aell A aervlee all service. Gutters, POOL CLOSING power washing. Large or CONSTRUCTION- A Complete Tree makes A models chimneys, drain, patch Special! Inground $750. frion guaranteed small Jobs. Dependable, Carpentry, roofing, ma- home Improvement* at and Shrub Service ANTHONY'S PAINTING PAINTING— 6xt. S Int. Sfed Uc #12599 affordable pricsst Ask Interior/exterior. Roofing, Papertianglna, airless Pro-season Specials! repairs same day above $99. Spas $50 references. 752-9543 sonry, sewer lines/drain 10% Discount to all Quality work at service, call Tom for free Sign contract & save1 24hr.S 90B-803-75O3 cleaning. Asbestos in- our satisfied customers. Sr. Citizens ft new Cust. gutters cleaned/Installed. spraying, AJ Dpperman, Reas. rates! 24 hr.emerg. HECYCLABLES PICKED spections. Hazardous Froe est., fully Insured. Free est. 752-6441. 908-756-9545. est. 906-721-5563. 908-359-3000 ELECTRICAL WORK CALL tOa-534-1»ao 7U-M84OT MS-7717 ser.. 872-3900/422-3405 Security & recessed UP- So. Plalnfleld only. material investigation. PAINTING BY BOB PAINTINO- Let a MUELLER SNOW PLOWING lights, heaters, fans, Call for price. Underground oil tank re- fully Ins Free Est. Quality service tor 25 yrs. woman do your painting. OIL BURNER & mechani- ROOFING We do from Somerville to B0S-7S3-9873 moval. 201-3 79-4SO0. cal healing system tech- Princeton along RI.20D petftses, 240 volt service 4125 Interior & exterior Neat, clean quality work. 40 years experience c*|i«get, etc. Problems SUPREME REMOVAL Tree Free est. a Fully Ins. Insured. Free estimates. nician, Fast service, call Shingles Corridorl 908-359-3000 Interior Dmeormtktg Paperhanging also avail. Call Maryann 560-9235. Ralph 90B-561 -7407 Flat roofs sMyfd i , quick response. COMPANY We remove SNOW PLOWI NQ- Lfe. #i0282. Free ests. all. yard, estate, snow. Advertise Removal Stelnman A Daughter Gutters & repairs Comm/Res. Please call David at Contractors welcome. 9OS.52S.33B3 Paul A. Millar OIL TANKS Free Estimates In the ClMisltled! Affordable Draperies Painting—Meticulous Insured. Reserve now »1-6tSS0r4M-««14 Same day service. Sandlilled or Removed 90B-753-O270 908-968-4138. 908-805-9249 Your fabric or mine VEN1S BROS. BRABANT ft SONS Int/Ext 3vcs + ELECTRICAL WORK— Soft Swags-Balloons Tree Experts Prof.painting & home Im- Wallpapering. 14 yrs. 908-272-0845 SUPER RUSH Commercial, residential COSTELLO>S ROOFING 908-750-4272 provements. Don't delay, axp. Fully ins. Free est. ROOFING 3W-S1M PLUMBING NO JOB TO Winter Special, All types 4230 and industrial. Licensed, 4100 a PAVING— Comm/Res. Call today! Free est. 90S- Exc. rets. Call Paul SMALL Sauer Plumbing/ No. 9141, and Insured. Specialize in all types ol FULLY INSURED 545-O222. 848-7186. of Roofs. Free Est. Open Wallpapering Improvement 4U0 LIC 7543, 769-1539, 7 days. »O»-»73-1916, Free eatlmates. Call flat roofs & patch work. WHITE PIMCS-6-7 C A C PAINTING TOM HANSON Vfcnee Santonaitaso Elec- Special lor driveways In NtaCB ft.S35, 7-6 ft.$45, 6-9 DID YOU A DELICATE TOUCH- ttic 968-1609. Seal coating and crack WALLPAPERING • INS. PAINTERS A.... MttfTrss ft.$55. Also, blue, Nor- Interior • Exterior KNOW . , . JKhwrtlte to the CfaatffiedJ Certified paper hangers. ELECTRICAL- All types BACC BUILDERS filling 25x30 for 585 Free way & white spruce a\ Quality Services al Wallpapering This little ad can be read Huge SHOP AT HOME est. 908-789-6608 Douglas fir avail. Delivery Affordable Prices selection. Decorating As- qf wiring, Service A Full Sorvice Co— Win- ABSOLUTELY Free Eatlmates. Please by more than 380,000 changes 4 paddle fans. dows,Doors,Kitchens & CUSTOM DECKS- We not Included. Lantietr 800-RC-DO-ITS Call Tom, BOS-460-S952 readers in 17 publica- sistance 231-0485. AFFORDABLE Tree Farm. 9O6-446-1437 Uc. #6262. 908-572-6750 Bath. Additions & Alter- now use supreme deck- CUSTOM PAINTING end tions throughout Somer- 4225 DAD PAINTERS- Wall- ations. Licensed. In- Fall Cleanups iv meg. WHY PAY MORE? Paint- set, Middlesex and Union ELECTRICIAN— Lie. ing,$7.50 & up. Bsmts, Leaf Removtt WALLPAPERING- Int. & ing for apta.. condos, SsMOfMri Services paper removal & installa- sured. Free Estimates, additions, Kits. Fully Ins., YARD WORK SERVICE: oxl. Remodeling of baths Counties? It caught your tion. Wall repairs. 90B- 10062, Celling fan* from 908-723-1066 Lawn Maintenance homes $70/rm; Wallpa- attention, didn't it? free eel. River Contract- Mulching/Landscaping a HOME REPAIR- Bush and kitchens. Deck* In- per $20/roll; spackllng. 968-6549 S85, Attic Ian supplied Ing. 906-838-1296. Trimming, garden deco- stalled. FREE ESTI- Call YOUR ad in today! 1995 FARMER'S and, installed $170. 1- Z-BROS GENERAL Snowp lowing Neat * Claanl 707-9J72 WALLPAPERING BY CONTRACTING Insured SOS.IOS413S rating, clean-up, leaf re- MATES. Call Tom, 755- 1-800-559-9495 SOK400-2069 David Del Veechlo, AIA moval and general home 6541, 800-300-6541. We Get Resultsl ALMANAC FEMININE TOUCH Carpentry, remortel, Architectural Services Reasonable rates. ! P.D.ELECTRIC Landscape, clean-ups, PINE LANDSCAPING repair general. Excellent SNOW Complete Elect. Service 10 South Ave E, Cranford * LAWN MAINT. service. Reasonable pric- DAD PAINTERS- In! 4 4200 Prompt service. Ffee es- Job* from A-2, Reas. B08-27634S0 All phases ol landscap- em. Wallpaper removal & PREDICTIONS timates. No job too •Resld. •Comm. Free Est. 253-8444 first consultation free es. References available. Plumbing, Heating Bonded & int. ing epeelallng In FALL Call Url 908-545-3306 installation. Home re- md Cooling 4220 Dates listed below are tor small. Call 908-231-0282 Lic.#12129, 92S-9627 ADDITIONS DECKS DECKS DECKS CLEAN-UPS. Very pairs. Free est. Full in- the greater New York- Fall special. From $7.50/ reasonable. Fret Est.s, * * * • sured. 908-968-6549. New Jersey area. 4235 & ALTERATIONS sq. ft. Limited time. In- Owner operated, KEVIN'S NOV 22-25 Snow Satisfaction guaranteed, FATHER * SON Painting V 4075 •Kitchens •Bathrooms sured. Colored Porlotllo. STUMP GRINDING Contractors, Interior/Ex- EMERGENCY A.B . SIDING A NOV 29-30 Snow Windows many refs. 90B-526-Q005 TREE SERVICE ALSO 908-322-M17 DEC 1-2 Snowstorm j|S Gutter* •Basements •Docks AVAIL. 908-969-5670 terior, wait covering, 4 SERVICE ROOFING- Gutters, DEC 19-20 Hvy Snow •Ceramic Tile e>ETC. yrs exp, 908-629-9206 leaders, replacement GREG'S WINDOW DID YOU Sewer & drain cleaning, windows & carpentry. DEC 30-31 Snow Competitive prices KNOW. . . 4U0O GORDON'S CUSTOM water heaters, Gas Boll- JAN 7-11 Snow CLEANING GUTTER CLEANING Fully ins'd • Free eats Free est. Ins. 201-483- Dependable, neal, high- Made affordable, Price] that an ad In this local Advert/ie In ffi# Ctu*ffl§d! Design, Custom painting era, Bathrooms. All 4023. FEB 1-3 Snowstorm Incl. cleaning, respiting, FOR DEPENDABLE, paper also goes Into 22 Int./Ext., Free Est.si plumbing repairs. FEB 21-23 Snow est quality. Specializing and unclogglng. No HIGH QUALITY WORK, other local papers? Fully Ins. 908-756-6794 Truppl Plumbing DANNUCCI ROOFING MAR 6-7 Snowstorm in resldental Owner op- •HAY LAEYT-627-9633- Reach over 380,000 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA William Truppl Fully Insured, Free est. MAR 6-12 Snow erated. Tit be there to additional charges. Call AMERICAN TREE DEAN KOEP a SON J A J PAINTING- Int./ do the jobl". Gregory I a a v e message. AFFORDABLE renders with one call! Plumbing Uc. Number Over 20yrs. experience. MAR 18.30 Snow 1-800-SSB-949S * STUMP COMPANY MASON CONTRACTORS ext. Free est. 10 yrs exp. 8707 Call 90B-754-3750. 908-996-6462. MAR 30-31 Snow Cort 90B-7S4-2B17 9E 5-3904. HOME REMODELING All types of tree work, Specializing In.-steps, Refs avail Fully Ins. JTTER CLEANING- Bath, basement, decks, DRIVEWAY Fully Ins., 605-8354 sidewalks, patios, all 900-797-8822 F( st, Reliable service. custom tile Installation, SEAL COATING Brick and block, Free II Bruno Construction. wallpapering and Int. & Winter Special ARBOR 1ST est. Fully Ins., Same ext. painting, Fiee Est. 30x25--$95. 2 yr. guar, Tree) Work-All Phases location 27 yr.s exp. Call 908-359-0863. Call Tom 90B-7SS-6541 Free Est. Commercial, Refs a Fully Ins. RUN YOUR SERVICE 906-787-7421 GUTTER CLEANINO- or 1.B0O-3O0-6541 Residential, industrial. Major Credit Csrds JK'S N© Irllla, Record your Open 7 days. AA TAURUS MASONRY response at 90B-769- ALL PHASE B08-572-1916 JOHNSON'S TREE Steps, sidewalks, patios, WALLCOVERING 1055. REMODELING SERVICE all types of brick & block. INSTALLATION IN OUR CLASSIFIEDS •Residential DRIVEWAYS * PARK- 90S-S68-»OtO Foundations & Interlock- lUTTERS ft LEADKRS ING LOTS— Seal coated. ing pavers. 756-7962 and Interior Thoroughly cleanod & •Commercial Also gutter cleaning and (lushed. Repairs & qual- •Industrial TV antenna removal. Free ARM POWER Painting ity screens Instnlled. In Business Since 1973 Estimates. 908-245-6845 TREE * LANDSCAPE Owner operated. "I'll be •Painting Int. & Ext. or Beep 691-7397 SPECIALISTS Quality there to do the job!" Ore- •S!dlng e $n oMsring a flrat of msny ctsssse to those) CERTIFIED HOME ol you who have always wanted to laim BANK Wabout WINDOWS and Word PmcBaalnq or to HEALTH AIMS further enhance) your pressnt skills. If you want to capture tha knowledge In ttis palm ot your hand, t twuithcorv m, piaast register for our claasae by calling Education '•oJstraMon at; Full Time pnnvBWBTiii* As a rapidly growing subsidiary of Beneficial Corporation, Beneficial Tax Mem. W» offtr: Masters, Inc. offer* tax related financial services. We have the following 1-800 DELTA 20 or 201 334 6260 i positions available in our centralized processing department serving a We have openings in several local howrt network of approximately 178 locations. DAY 1 - JNTROTO WINOOWIAIfORD FOR branches for full time Tellers. Appli- WINDOWS f*0 Cor one* telephone e FRI-, DECEMBER 2.1994 cants must have a good aptitude for mutt. ' numbers, present a neat, profes- (9SB)M?-131S MTA MHIIHHI Ml HHt OLOtKl Prepare Incoming fax copies of DAYS-INTimMOUTIWOftDFOfi ffM)TtB-IBS|, tax returns for data entry. Handle all outgoing fax transmissions and mes- WINDOWS &0 sional appearance & work well with (f«B) 443.171 f, sage* to and from locations. Maintain fax phone line listings, equipment SAT., DECEMBER 10,1804 the public. and supplies. Also maintain software and manual systems. Must have DAY 3 • ADVANCED WORDTO* WINDOWS 10 For prompt consideration, please strong clerical and organliational skills. Some PC experience required. TUES.. DECEMBER 13,1904 HlAlTMCASt DMIIMIIIV 0MR4T0HI Review all tax returns for transmission apply in person to our Personnel errors and legibility. Use PC and Imaging software to data enter tax re- ALL CtAMH WILL M HELD turns for electronic filing to IRS. Must have PC experience, strong proof- Department between 8:30AM- reading, typing, communication and organizational skills. Microsoft Win- 4:30PM at the address listed below. HWOMTESERWCES K// j«jPMCBtj : 1100 for 1 dows software and data entry experience a plus. to 2d We are conveniently located near WWIJM RMOUmON Ullffl Identify errors on tax returns y y; which do not validate for electronic filing. Mutt have strong analytical, aWacwaafitt writs* •''^s«8h day for S day* Exit 136 of the GS Parkway. written and verbal communication skills. Formal tax preparation experi- ence a must. 130 UWssofl Seles—ideal for OMIMTMII SUPPORT MBMTt Handles incoming phone calls Ptr»lpp«fty,NJ 07094 retiree. Fitness, from locations regarding return statuses, procedures, system processing enthusiastic. Sales Exp. tn fitness field. Call and all operational issues. Required to research all inquiries associated UNITED COUNTIES 781-1144 • ' with the Electronic Filing System. Must have PC experience, strong com- TRUST COMPANY RN munication skills and customer service experience. M icrosort Windows Day shllt. Call software preferred. Four Commerce Drive. Cranford, New Jereey 07018 sos-fus-raso Equal OppwtunHyErnptoyai, M/F/H/V •ALIS PSRSON-P/T Secretaries osltion, Mln. of You AM Our Hire Priority SOhra./wk Inel. wkend Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:15pm PART TIME to and nights for Health Htataa qualttr seactaric* to a top prtotfty K retail Buslneiaat, food store In Mon-Wed-Fri 5:30 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. our 450 bed teaching community hospital. NEWSPAPER excellent earning Hlllsborough. 782-8509. (plus Sunday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.) Your prafcsalonal skills wUl be welcome la Rout* potential for sell motivated Individuals. TILIMARKITBRS Tucs - Thurt 5:30 p.m. - 11:0O p.m. such vkal areas as: Early Morning DRBAM-Exc. salary, + Call 4944780. commission, local (plus Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. or 3:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.) rDcpt.-Pat*. Tune WAITBR/WAITRKSS - ACCOUMTNM- person Newspaper routes are Country Fresh Pancake needed for small co. Rarltan company, hrs. Interested and qualified individuals should: •C-Fulinme available in the WASH- BALaB/APvnmstaja - part-llma Call 908SIO- fleilbls, perfect for extra The New Jersey Press and Grill needs exp. Call: MM-781-4703 or Fax Resume: 908-781-•$20 or :Vnlt-Full Time INGTON A PHILLIPS- reliable and friendly 9388 between s;3f> S tor the Hotldaya. Call BURQ areas. Earn 8400- AaaodaMon asaks to add Orace at 8O8-838-SS0O. . send letter of interest to fay Rasiltlio, Beneficial Management Corpora- a akkaRh—flas^sfta^Ue av^aa^ah^a ak.ap^fe. e)jei eervera. Open dally Quality iMerDenonal skllU, exceUent typtec 500 per month, plus cash a •OP^Bfn VMM P*0 VQ r«pr»Mn1 7a.m.-8p.m. Apply in Assistant to president at TtLEMANKETINO tfon, 200 Beneficial Center, Feapack, NJ 07977. Beneficial maintains a and knowledge of IBM PC ate what we're Incentive*. A reliable oar person 148 W Main St. PART TIME drug-free; non-smoking environment and Is an equal opportunity em- Is a must. Call: daily anct Path Mark Mall from 2-8 national distribution looking for. If what you're looking for Hi company. Brlttgswster Linden baaed mortgage ployer m/f/d/v daily. Benefits avail, for company is expanding include* challenge and stimulation and the 908-659-3012 or right person. area. New project, nsa personal satisfaction of knowing what you (NJ-ADS). The Ideal hra. ok, Administrative its telemarketing dept. 1-800-242-0850 candidate Is a well- background, computer Flexible scheduling do directly touches the well being of othen, available. Great working APPLY TODAY! orgeniied, professional, WAITBR/WAITRBSS- literate. Call Mr, Bollard REAL ESTATE aggressive atlf-siarter P/T A P/T, Apply in or Mr. Oft 908-526.7000 conditions. Eaay access ASSOCIATES: Licensed? wno loves to aell In parson. Olde York* Inn to public transportation. Kindly submit your resume to: Personnel Experienced? Non person. Newspaper ealee 1007 Old York Rd, YOUR CLASSIFIED AD Hourly wage + bonus, 1 Department, Experienced? Tired of experience I* preferred. Rarltan. 7252500. CAN M PUBLISHED IN Great opportunity tor tOnRdyOn. tna term -PART THUS, Based In Trenton, the SI NEW JERSEY NEWS- students, retirees and WAITER- Fulltime housewives. Phono: The MaaVxal Center at Princeton, RBFFBRAL AQINT package Includes bsse PAPBP.8 WITH ONE ONLY" syndrome? Want salary, Incentives, ex- CASHIER pan time EASY PHONE CALL AND Erie Hunt a change to grow? The penses and benellta. weekends Frl. a SAt. FOR ONE LOW PRICE. 908-488-7100 S0S-71S-SS1S. Peapeofc Plrst CelenM Morteege r answer la quite simple. Apply In writing with FOR ONLY 1219. OO )O00 9020 soso Employer CALLI NOWI compensation require- YOUR AO WILL REACH S12 N. Wood Awe. EMPLOYMENT ments lo George White. OVER 1.2 MILLION Linden. NJ O7038 , . CMM Wmntod UVMM HOMES THROUGHOUT MALTY aoa.rat.iiM NJPA/NJ-AOS, SOS W. TfLCMARKETtNQ- P/T State St., Trenton, NJ THE STATE. CALL Maureen In •ranchburg Steady growth has FORBES CLASSIFIED AT for electronic Co.' May NANNY NEEDED- P/T. \\ ( I \ I I K \! or Kkt-tli-IMB Mike in OSSOS. No Dhone calls ereateo multiple 1-800-SS944S5, ASK become full lime. If your Enthusiastic, loving & AUTO PARTS COUNTER Basking Ridge! We will accepted. EOt. opportunitlee In our FOR JOYCE FOR ALLart aggressive, have a tip parson to provide PERSON— experience •How you the true 1st in modern, pallstiisd THE DETAILS ABOUT dear speaking voice call care In our home, 1 girl. nee. ASE Ctrtillcailon a Service Reel letaie Ce. SALES/SALES dlatribution facility. SCAN-STATEWIDE 808M&3700 sge 2 Must be non-plus. Apply: PRINCl'TON Shipping and receiving RIAL ESTATE SALES CLASSIFIED AD NET. •moker A provide own Qarwood Auto Parts, MANAGEMENT background hslpfur WORK. TYPIST- Pleasant $o. Experienced preferred, Immediate openlngl Are Plalnfield office environ- Tram. Compatitve sal, 870 South Avr. Oar- but will train. Excellent Applicants must possess Warren/Waicnung area, ask ler Dennis. you ready to earn be- ment. Send resume to training program, great valid NJ'a driver's license B)M 233.' Forbes NeWsa- lam-apm. Tues, W«d, income potentlat, com- tween sio.ooo-aso.ooo and a good driving ASST. MANAGER/ Thurj. Rtis r«qd Call BOOKKEEPER/FULL your flrat yaar and CLfMC- Easy Video. r jr, P.O. Box B89, StrvS- pany bonuses, no fran- record. We offer: ervllle. NJ 08878 Lisa 908-647-1371. CHARGE- Exp.(Pret. chise lees. Take the 180,000-SIOOOO your Somereet, Franklin Park Mfg.) Computer »xp. second year? Then wa'd most important alep tof . . • Exoettem * WQtnc AT NOMB •010-Carter training must. Consclsntloua your career, call now to Mat to see** to yeu. The Cempeneatten WSiZ& Daye-Req, Dey pick up. indiv. willing to perform Customer Service • ARN HOLIDAY (earn how to Increase WAQIOQ fWttOnal 14w • Best Benefits Package mln. 4-aJnre. daJy, com- CftMcS 8090 other office duties. 2 full Representative— Entry MQMBY— snd have tun yeur income and earn eetatww emem a in NNJ la In the Industry for interview puter, lestr/ Ink |et, fax « days per wk. Hrs nego- level position with Wins Santa Photos Brldgewe- looking for 2 career BILUMO. OmCE- Flex. Wanted Gfffejwoynwfit" what you are worth) Call * Medical • Dsntai hours. No e»p. nee.word processor. Send •Agencies) tiable. Branchburg. Distribution Company ter Commons Mall. Day/ Adele Zlellnskl, Mgr. for a rded eopte for * Life A disability typsd letter, no calls. Qawiara/ 908-685-7600 Must be dependable Morning shifts only. 11/ Looking for Someone • MmMtte coniidentlsl interview * Stock t, Retirement who doesn't mind getting tlMSI 188 Lincoln Btvd. 8080 - OameraO l CASHIER/CLERK organised, and dalal 25 thru 12/24. Will Irsln, eves: •alea, commercial In- plans MM - Health Care oriented. Excellent Call Immediately; their hands dirty., call Opportunity to work for a communltcatlon and MDMNMTtn omci vestment sales ft leas- * Vacations * Holidays 90S-7Z24000exl.tS03 tONtNO OPPICBR/COOS SOT0 • fttaneaerlel Notice... leading convenience 1-80O-45O-0878 or ing in Central Jersey interpersonal skills are 718-380-7636 • N F O R C B Pt - f o r MM. Part-Time POSTAL EMPLOYMENT store chain. Experience WIlCHtftTRBALTORS area. We will get you Apply In person. r * •VMHoyifwnt necessary. Please send BOOKKEEPER Qreenbrook Twsp. 112.28/hr. + benefits. required. Pleat* cal resume with salary • ARN UP TO 8T0O- licensed ft train you. for (908) 287-2800, >W#l| confidential Interview STS Car •rowing Cranford Co. Population 4500. 12hr/ Carrier, Sorter. Clerk requirements: WEEKLY- no experi- neede a Q/L Book- wk. Salary range lie.- •100 - Carter position. For Immediate ence. Own hours. Part- IP YOU HAVE A call Ken Werden at Service Centers Investments a, CASHIERS/0ELI Lauber Imports, Ltd. WINNER'S ATTITUSa keeper who can help 20/hr. AvaiM/1/95. Send ip pll ca tlo rWhlr ing Atlenrlon:Karen, time or full-time. Proceas West Main St. resume to Opportunity information. Call ASSOCIATES and the Metlvetlon to be cummvsi Bound Brook, NJ with Bank Recon., Acct. Quick Chek Food Stores 24 Columbia Rd mortgage refunds. 1-80O- Analysis, some com- Township Clerk. 1-2 19-736-471 S ext. Somervllle, NJ 08876. successful snd went to sea>«T*>47M 808-358-8500 P2817. 9-9 7days. is looking for friendly, 933-9730 be a inentwer of a puter background req. 111 Qreenbrook Rd. MOO motivated, reliable and ELECTRICIAN a Winning Team call me. SALES- Full Tlma, WBUWR/PITTEP1 but will train. Call Greenbrook, NJ 08812 Wmntod ADULT CARRIERS energetic people to join HELPER Exp. to work on We will provide you with enthusiastic, people to years experience. •oa-171-tMa WANTED— For Weekly our team in South Plain- DRIVERS- LEARN TO call basis on weekdays. the Industries best mar- person wanted lor Musi be able lo read piper, must have reliable field. We are hiring part DRIVE WITH THE BEST. 469-0281. keting] tools, a eelld diverse career In blueprints. CASHIIR/NUntlRY 8100 BABYSITTER-F/T, In car or truck NO time/full time for all If you're looking for a ca support eystem, and an financial strvlcea with a (SSS) 704.0180 HELP— Position avail, at home/out of horn*. COLLECTIONS! For More shitis. Good salary, raer as * professional YOUR CLASSIFIED AD extenetoe training ma|or company, Pull Brldoewtter garden cen- Babysitter nseded to Into. Call 1-8O0-3O0-9321 bonus, benellta and ad truck drivar, but have no CAN U MIBUSMD IN program for new associ- Benefits, Experience ter. Call Charlie cart for a nmo. old in •X1.6857 vancement opportunities. exparlancs, training is •2 NIW JIMIY NIWB- ates. II you qualify we helpful but not 302-V4O0 Westfleld horn* or local For interview call Kim available. J.B, Hunt drtv PAPERS WITH ONE will pay for your pre- neceaeary, call 7S4-7S78 Somr ail lilted in thit das- area between tira. ol ers can average over EASY PHONE CALL AND lloenaing oouraa and CLERICAL- Flex, hours, si/icntion may require a fev •a.m.-6p.m. M-F. Call ENGINEERING CO. (906)668-9812. 52,000 monthly their first SCHOOL BUS OttlVllt approx. 20 hrs week, to purchase injormatwn FOR ONE LOW PRICE. walk the road to success copying, filing, data LBSllS 5IB-1740. Admin. Asst. good CHlLDCAflE- Earn year plus receive excel FOR ONLY $219.00 with you every step of The nation's largest and/or mattriali rryrtrrfmj communication & typing money providing quality lent benefits. Call 1-B00 school bus company la entry, S7.50/hr. to start, carcir investments ttntj/nr- • AlVliTTIR-ln my YOUR AD WILL REACH the way. Call WP exp, a +l Call 906- C ran ford ho m» . 2 •kills. Knowledge of A/FV chilflcare for 1 or more ZJB-HUNT. EOE. Subject OVER 1.2 MILLION Bob Mendltto at hiringring; driverdr s In the opportunities. A/P. At ttast one year children In your own to drug screen orough LAB 388-8879 ask for Sharon Children: 2 1/2 & 4mths. HOMES THROUGHOUT Franklln/HlllaborouglinTHII h AVON SALCS 2 days-Wed ft Frl. Inside silas txperlence. home. MONDAY MORN THE STATE, CALL for information and/or an area. Wll train. Benefits CUSTODIAL— School Aggtaialve & exp. with 1 ING INC, offers free In- DRIVERS- NEWEST available. Call Sam lo ASSISTANT Ail areas 8:30a.m.-Sp.nn. S7/hr. FLEET IN THE INDUS FORBES CLASSIFIED AT Interview. setting Brldgewater area. For Information call to 2 yra. exp. with moni- surance, referrals, equip- 1-800-SS9-B49G, ASK 4pm for en appointment Flexible afternoon hra. Pleas* call 908-709-4209 tors 4 peripherals. Good ment, back-up & more. THY! OTRfthorthaul, 1-8OQ.SS2-2292 Exp. «, Flexibility Home weekly (short FOR JOYCE FOR ALL Roche Biomedlcal some weekends. General prewrrtd. benefits. Call Union County 908-668- THE DETAILS ABOUT (sot) jYi cleaning/light mainte- AVON- Make SSS for (BOS) 417-1668 or 4884; Somerset County haul), assigned trucks, SCHOOL BUB/ Laboratories. Inc.. a great benefits. S1000 SCAN-STATEWIDE VAN DRrVBRS leader in the Clinical nance some heavy lifting. the holidays. Up to 50%. CHILO CAM NEEDED Fax MS-417-0065 908-526-4884 CLASSIFIED AD NET- Call Temple Shalom Independent representa- In our Westfleid home ecxperlenced sign-on COL a plus. Will train. Industry is seeking ASSEMBLE ARTS- CLEANING. bonus. BURLINGTON WORK. •mar Work available In Sormr- individuals for s lab aam-Jpm. 728-1339 tive. 1-800-395-3383 •3-4 days/wk. Tam-5pm CrafU, Toys, Jewelry, Edison Warehouse sseks lor 6 moa. 4 3 yr. old. MOTOR CARRIERS 1 HAIRSTYLIST- set, Hunterdon, Union a aasistant position In nur CUSTODIAN- Flex, LOOKING PON HIGH Wood Items, typing, saw- a run time person tor B00-JOIN-BMC. EOE ex per lence/good begin- Middlesex Counties. Rarltan location to hours, dsya, S6.2S/hr. lo •ARNINO. POTENTIAL? Exptr.. rafs. & driver's ing, computer work from warehouse/offico clean- REOISTERED PE-req. Call Cindy. He. nee. 908-232-700? DRIVER- Wrecker ner M/F. Great oppty for as township engineer/ handle and procen start, to apply In parson Sell our revolutionary! home In your spare time. Ing responsibilities. Must SOS-SeY-OSM Ext. 107 specimens during the or write; Paeon new heallh product out Groat pay. Free details be reliable & willing to Opertor. Musi have exp. the right person, p/r or director of public works. MOTHER'S HELPER Benefits a uniforms. F/T. Friendly, family Population 4500, Salary night shift operations. Manufacturing, 6001 of your own home I Hot- Mon.-Frl, sngllth speak- call 1-80O-632-BO07. 24 work Sundays. Call 908- SECRETARIES W/W.P. Hadl ey Rd., So. hrs. 225-3200,aak for Qabe. CDL preferred. Call oriented shop. range $50,000-65.000 for High Power Temps llne:BOO-775-0712x3880 ;lng, N/S, own trans., Mln, (80S) 788-ST48 Interested? Call Nancy a 40hr. wk. Send resume Requirements must Plainfieid, NJ 07080 ,2 ref.s, Musi have exp. 908-356-3410 days or needs Ospendable, Qual- MAKE PENNIES ON ALL. Asilstant Manager COFFEE BAN LOCATED and salary exp. to ified Temporary Employ- Include exp. In the DOMB8TIC HELP PHONE CALLS IN' ,,wHh Infants, call before Paint Department. Excol- IN A COUNTRY eve's 908-356-2173 or Township Clerk 'tpm, 201-313-5270. leave message. ees to fill job orders from medical field and HS WANTED- Live-out, call TOWN. P/T- Residual lont Benefits, Salary plus RESTAURANT-needs Electronic* 111 Qreenbrook Rd. our client companlee In diploma/equivalent. for details. Union area, Income, Ma Bell Isn't a' (MOTHER'S HELPER/ commission. Day3, dynamic reliable person areenbraok, NJOB812 thla area. Associates degree In 906-382-2984 monopoly any morel' Evenings, Weekends. to supervise coffees, INSTALLER/ iBASYSITTIR- For my 3 espresso, cappuclno CARPENTER- F/T Or RESTAURANT HI0.H POWER TEMPS biological sciences We'll explain all. 008-233-' 'yr. old in dur Warren Call 287-2277 FIELD P/T, needs own tools, 10S Beet Union Ave helpful. PR N9942595 QYMNASTICS IN- 7993 home. M-F, 3P-6P. machine. Hrs. 7-4p.m, WAITER/WAtTRSBS STUP.CTERS- Flexible AUTO MECHANIC Must ba exp. fiefs will car, dependable. Good HOST/HOSTEIS houri. Will train. Must be NAME YOUR INCOME- Must like dogs. INSTALLER SERVICE Salary. Call 234-1735. B0B-B80-S1SS Send Resume to: 908-847-6140. be checked. Apply at Full or part time. Lunch energetic, enthusialic Frae Catalog A Inlorma-. Clra/Ught Trucks Country Fresh Pancake & ENGINEER MACHINE OPERATOR or Olnnsrs. Plsase call: SKI BHOF HELP*- sli and Tovs children. For lion send f 2 for shipping NANNIES NEEDED Experience required. Grill. Pathmark mall, Modern Mfg. Co. In •08-3S8-S841 depts, daytime hra, great Attn: GY more info, please csll to Torcol, P.O. Box- For live-In or liv«-out FWD & RWD. Tools Main St. Somorvllle. RF/PULSE No. Branch. Metal stamp- after 2 PM for homemakere. 908-561-B8B8 10897, Nsw Brunswick,- positions with great required. NJ Engine, Pelican Ski Shop ROCHE Ing exp. a must. 1st & RESTAURANT— NOW NJ 08908-9998 families. Inc., Brltfgewater. CUSTOMER senviCE- POWER/ 2nd shifts. Must be re- R122 BIOMEDICAL INFANT CARE O.IVER- Selective Nanny (»O8) 388-6800 Er\|oy taking HIRING for lunch & day- Whltshouae hours 1-8, Must love to NEED MONEY $tt7 sponsible for own In- time positions. Flexible LABORATORIES work with bablea. For 214 fit. 1t, E.B. AUTOMECHANIC- computerized orders HIGH VOLTAGE spection and quality con- Call Steve 534-2400 WANT FLEXIBLE .. 908-247-0707 from all over the world! trot. Hourly rate based scheduling, advance- 99 1st Ave more Information call HOURS7 Wantad lor new tire & ment opportunities. Social Servtee Worker 908-561-SBB8. •ervlc* center, Exp. only. Plus other diversified Siemens Medical's on exp. Good benefits. Rarltan, NJ 08689 CONCERNED ABOUT Seeking Nannl«-ln my responsibilities for this Oncology Care Systems Call (908) 728.8000 Excel, lor homemakars To run recreational THE ENVIRONMENT? Somertat horns lor 11 Great pay & benefit or students. Wendy's Activities with school age LIVE-IN COMPANION Here's the chance to get month old. M-F 7a.m.- package provided. Cnll rowing mall order co. Is seeking an An equal Opportunity/ TO ELDERLY WOMAN n FfT daya.BOS-OZOO, MeDICAL BILLING/ 101 o a tenon (id. children, In an after- In on the ground level of 6p.m. Non smoker. the Automotive Tim & experienced Field school program. High Affirmative Action WANTED. In Dunallen. Service Center, R1. 202. Service Engineer lu RECEPTION- Perma- Pleeataway an evlronmentally Transportation and rets Advertise In Ms Cfm/fledf nent full tlma position. (•Mr SSl-OWO School diploma required. Empioy< MAIUIOOM- Part Tlma, consctoue company. ' req. Call 808-673-3471. Bernardsvllle, 204-1380. service Its medical Must be responsible and M/F/D/V linear accelerators In Ideal candidate should SALES Somtrvllle location, Opportunities for ad- be able to handle caring. HIMsborough NURSE Worker! needed (or vancement are available. Northern New Jersey multiple tasks In a busy Area. For more Info call: afternoon/evenings, Man, Interview* are going on area. office. Medical office/bl'l- AGGRESSIVE Lynda Barreed thru ThurB., Responsibili- now- Ing experience a plus. 72S-1S12 OPEN ties Include Inserting, SO CALL IMMEDIATELY Requirements Include SUCCESSFUL Salary commensurated TELEMARKETING bundling, « slacking (tOS) 248-7783 hands-on experience with experience. Call SALES ASSOCIATES newspapers for distribu- ASK PON DAHLENE YOUR MERCHANDISE with RF syitems, high 908-278-O237 bet. 10:30 * # * HOUSE tion. Call Tom Hnasfco at and 11:30 or 2:00 to 4:00 WANTED! HELP 1-BO03O0-9321 exl.6833 IUNOUEIT WOLFF voltage and pulse If you are enthusiastic, TANNINO. BEDS- New POR SALE ADS power, and military or fax resume to Forbes Newspapers and have a good voice, RNs & LPNs electronics tralning/AA MB-27S-5692 currently hat openings MOOLES-NEW FACES Commrerclal-Home Units we have 20 openings for ALL SHIFTS TV-PRINT-*ASHION from 8199.00. Lampa- degree. Five years of in our Classllled dept. If people like you. Guaran- Lotlon-accessorles. field service experience OWNER OPERATOR you are customer RNs and LPNs, com* Ages 8 and up at Deanna Wanted for hauling salt teed hourly, plus com" Trust Modall, Madison, Monthly payments Ipw aa on high tech equipment, service oriented and can mission, weskly pay find out about the excit. 118,00. Call today FREE throughout NJ. MUST use a computer and NJ. Call for appoinlmenl a valid driver's license HAVE DUMP BODIES. checks. N.A., A,A., D.A.V. Ing and rewarding em- (201)377-1788 NEW Color Catalog 1- end good driving Cat! Patty or Debbie at: answer a phone, you Physically dleadvaw ployment opportunities S0O-482-9197. record are required. might become part of taged, welfare, unem- waiting for you. Rehab/ 'OFFICE CLERK- Lord Atlantic 8all Co. ployed. Call TRUCK DRIVERS DRIVE A professional appear- (718) 816-7200 our sales leaml You Orthopedic and Med- Stirling Stablas. Thurs. & ance, good communica- must be energetic, enjoy a«s-s72-aies Surg background a plus. Friday 12:30-5:00 pm, TO OWNI- $0 DOWN or tions and customer PART TIME working In our fast E OE, Background and/or Sat. & Sun. 9am- Company Drivers. Hare's service skills are paced environment. If TOOL MAKER checks will be con- 5pm. Call 90B-7B6-5955 our new program.. 79 CIRCULATION Excel, oppty to Join Int'l (hearing Impaired 526- cent* all mllea. Tractor essential. Some over- Interested please call Co. In.No. Branch. Mln. 6 ducted. Apply In person: ownership 30-40 months! night Irnvel and shift SERVICE REP. Doug Baum at 908-722- yrs. exp. In metal stamp- 4782) EOE Average 10,000+ miles/ work may be requirod. 3O0D ext.6201 to ing Industry. 1st & 2nd Wednesday, Nov.30 RECEPTIONIST/ month! Company training schedule an Interview. ha Star-Lodger has Im- • hi ft a. Exoel hourly 9:30-11:30am • CUSTOMER SERVICE program lor atudente Please Bend your mediate openings lor wags, ataady overtlms, S:00-7:00pm Reaponelble Individual available. New Apple resume to: SIEMENS early risersi $115 starting three weeks vacation nsedsd. Flexible shifts. Llne», Inc. 1-800-843- MEDICAL SYSTEMS, salary plus car expenses, after 1 yr. Paid medical. THB SAINT BARNABAS Call Ihe Somervllle YMCA B306/1-BOO'-843-3384 INC., Oncology Care denial and vision ben- Call (SOB) 718-SOQO HEALTH CARE 90B-722-45S7. Madlion, SD. Syitems, Attn: HR SYSTEM efits, vacations, commis- Arm TRAVEL AQENTB WITH RECEPTIONIST/ UP TO lt.000 WEEK- Dept., 4040 Nelson Ave., sions, rapid salary In- •OLLOWINQ- Make 234 Chestnut Street MEDICAL—Fast pace Concord, CA 94620. No creases. CALL NOWI Union, NJ 07O83 LY— Stuffing envelopos phone calls or faxes, your own hours, Keep Somervllle Allergy Office, our location. Easy work, FOUR LINES • TWO WEEKS pteBae. EOE M/F/O/V. 1-800-242-0850 SALES PEHSON-F/T 100 percent of all Nursing Aeslstante- Computer Lit, Essential excellent pay, PT/FT. For position for new health commissions, Be your posltlons with benefit* Gxp. preferred. Man. and FREE DETAILS send own Boss, Work from Wed. 9-1, Tuea 3-8:30, SASE: P.O. Box 2469-KT Atfvsri/te In We C/aisMed/ food store In available. 908-389-8711. Hills borough, horns or office. Call 90S- Foothill Acres Nursing Thurs. 1-5:30. Sal. 8-12. Asm, PA 19014 (Olrec- 1-800-559-9495 SIEMENS 908-782-6509. 874-7700 Home Ntshanlo NJ, 231-9825 aak for Eva. ">ry> November 16,17,18, Forbes Newspapers SMU-1 Automotive Souping up the Supercab Ford Ranger 2X4 Supercab pickup is a change for the better. For Bob and Tom Hagin's review, see page 3. None of ttw Honda Civic mod«l* glv* lest than 26 mllM p«r gallon. Frugal but fun Honda Civic Si produces good mileage, great handling and a fun ride to boot Small Wonder By TOMHAMN all Civic hatchback models, a 50/50 split rear seat folds to reveal plenty of cargo FORBES NEWSPAPERS space. With the rear seat up, there's still A quick check of your local college park- some space left for luggage. Two-speed in- ing lot will reveal a plethora of economy termittent wipers are a no-cost extra on can. Targeted at Generation X (18-34 DX and Si, while all Civic models are yean), these frugal vehicles are blessed for equipped with handy inside fuel filler door their mileage, reliability and low cost of and rear hatch releases. "Soft touch" cli- ownership. Many began life as inexpensive mate controls are simple to adjust. econobtnes but clever packaging brings a few to the "somewhat pricey" level. ENGINEERING . The Honda Civic hatchback covers the The Si model fits the pocket-rocket ; whole spectrum, beginning with the entry- mold perfectly. Powered by a 16-valve, 1.6- : level CX ($9,750 MSRP), the DX ($11,100 liter four cylinder engine, the Civic Si bolts MSRP), the mileage champ VX ($11,800 to 60 MPH in just less than nine seconds. Get All The Advantages Of Subaru's Advanced All Wheel Drive MSRP). and our decked-out test model, Using a version of Honda's famed VTEC In A New Smaller Package And Significantly Smaller Price. -the SL There are three Civic sedan models induction system, also used in the Acura -and two in coupe form, NSX sports car, the lit- tle engine pumps 125 and none give less than Powered by a 16-valve, < 26 miles per gallon. horsepower, but also Not many college stu- 1.6-liter four cylinder gives an EPA mileage : denu would be caught engine, the Owe $i bolts of 29/35 MPG. We aver- ^ i i > aged 33 MPG for the ^-•JfiKS ANNUAL PERCENTAGE SPECIFICATIONS CURB WEIGHT: 2390 lbs RATE YOU CAN APPLY TOWARD YOUR BASE PRICE: $13,540 FUEL CAPACITY: 11.9 gals. DOWN PAYMENT TIRES: P185/6OR14 PRICE AS TESTED: $14,856 Available to qualified customers on approved credit. $600 cash back from Ford on '94 & '95 Escorts or $1000 ENGINE TYPE: 1.6-liter BRAKES (F/R): Disc/Disc cash back on '94 Probes can be applied to your down payment or you may keep the cash. For cash back, you Ford I4w7PGM-FI DRIVE TRAIN: Front- must take new vehicle delivery from dealer stock by 12/2/94. Dealer participation may affect customer savings. Credit ENGINE SIZE: 97 cicV engine/front-wheel drive Over 4S0 New Vehicles Available! 1590 cc VEHICLE TYPE: Five- HORSEPOWER: 125 @ 6600 passenger/three-door rpm PERFORMANCE: TORQUE (ft/lbs): 106 @ EPA Economy, mpg, 5200 rpm city/highway/average: WHEELBASE: 103.3766.9" 29/35/33 TRANSMISSION: Five- ACCELERATION, 0-60 MPH: Rts. 202 & 31 Flemington, NJ 9 08-7 8 2-3 6 7 3 speed manual 8.8 seconds SMU-2 / Forbes Newspapers November 16,17,18, 1994 8000 •070 HJOO AUTOMOBILES •oao MOIOHCYCLI S umtor *2SO0 S210-ATV* OBJC HHW-TOP CONV. CADILLAC- 87 Davllle NISSAN- 91 Maxima, V- TOYOTA— 69 Cellca 41 IN STOCK 6, auto. PS, PB. AC, PL, OT8, read, sunroof, hatch- VAN-89. Fully loadtd, S230 - Oft-Read FORD— '7B Granada, VB, Fleetwood. 94k, super PW, Crulte. am/fm/cass, back. Fully loadsd. star craft options. BSk, SS40 • On-Reasl •uto, 1 owner, 53k ml., loaded! $4900, 908-231- S3 Other For«4gn Cars In $11500. 9OS-460-1736. 1734 Stock • All At Over- •11,500, 42k, 908-551- $6003. 7SK ml. Must be garaga kapl. $1200. stocked. Low Out-The- 2725 seen tea be appreciated. RUN YOUR AUTO 90B-3S6-1282 CHEW- 72 Camero, 906*7*3-7272 Ooor Priest. NISSAN —69,3002)(. PLYMOUTH CANAVILL 454 big block, L.S. 6, S50 AD UNTIL SOLD horses, new quarters, RT»I Loaded. T-top», Auto, VOLKIWA80N 88, 4 cyl. turbo, auto. AC, 2500 ml. completely re- alarm ays., 4«k, excel, QUAM TUMI STATION- run* good. BSk ml., N*. MAINflBLD WA0>M 67, aulo. AC, $1650. Call 272-7491 build engine, auto. 8Oa.7S3.1M0 cond., new tlret/brakee. 6010 • Un«*r S1000 $5500/80. Call Clarence $9.500. 908-272-9467 AM/FM cassette, PW, MM • Untfar SSMO PONTIAC GRAND AM 7S4-8872 HONDA- 90 CRX, great OLOSMOBILE 87, Calala, exc. cond. $3500. Call MO YOU BE— 86, 2dr, 8cyl, auto, cond! AM/FM casa,, 1 2 dr., V4, 65k, PW,276-2373. KNOW... ac, PW, PS, PB, 75k ml. CHEVY— Camaro 88, driver, 60k, must see. that an ad In this local 8040' 91K. T-topa, PS, PB, At, $3000. 908-781-0297 VOLVSO- -67 245DL ATK-9O,SO4EB;. Cla: •lie AutomoMIvs Si 800. Call attar 6. 906- $6000. 9O8TO9-37B7. 10a.rn.-3p.in. Wgn. Mtt. Blue, exc. paper also goes Into 22 Motorcross. Never used. 'Luxury 526-8067. AM-FM atereo, $3000, otnsr local paper*? $7000-l-new, MUST SELL 908-753-2028 HONDA— 88 Civic DX, 1 cond. Orlg. ownsr AC, Reach over 360,000 >Spo«t6e*rs VOLVO- 85 Wagon DL, owner, auto, exc cond AM/FM C«IB., 2 new tires $4000. CaB 234-2456, •070 • Family Vans CHEVV-85 Monte PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM- $5500. *0e-232-9595. readere with one call I good solid car on 140K new tram, 7SK, 4 dr, « 1 A. ^ ^ ^^^.^ ^ ^ ^^» 8080 4X4's. Spert and Carlo, axe. cond. V-6, 92. PS, PB. AM/FM I YOUR CLASSIFIED AD ml $2500 or BO 974-6642 $3800. 908-769-8050. Stereo, AC, gar.kspi, 28k CAN M PUBLISHED IN Light Trucks aak for Jay. • auto, air, PW, tilt, 90k w/ EXPLORER LSASE-Will 92 NSW JSR1BV NBW8- •090 Truck* and Van* new motor. Asking HONDA- 9O Accord. 2 ml.. $6700. 908-388-8447 VOLVO- '90, 240 FOUR LINES WagoWagonn . 7 pase,, awlo pay premium on residual PAPIH6 WITH ONE •100 Financing VW- 89 POX OLJ I'M A $3500. 908-722-4269. Dr. S ipd. 69KPontla. e Safari Waeen buyout 92 or 93. Local. EASY PHONE CALL AND 8110 • Parts, Accat- 1989 FOX GL- in n«*d PD..PW.,PM.,AC. Alplna AM/FM use, Oar. kept. CHRYSLER- 93 fl 87, Exe. eond., 88k. >S, S10,*»«>. . calcall 361-9652 9061-654-1613. FOR ONE LOW PRICE. serial of a new homa. My fam- stereo. Very good cond. PL. PB. PW. AC. new FOR ONLY 8219,00 and Sarvleaa ily has outgrown m*. I Talon AWD- Blk, fully $8995. 908-985-6123. days or 719-6460 evee. '63 Ranger 1-800-559-9495 loaded, Sspd standard tlree. $3800. 561-6659. YOUR AD WILL REACH 8120 - Automotive hava 70K. AC. A hava VOLV0>- 8« 760 Turbo, 481X1. 81O00/BO. had only on* owner, trans. 40k. MUST SELL. Call aftsf 5pm OVER 1.2 MILLION $10,000. Plaaae call for JAOUAH-77, XJ6C. 2dr Pontlae Salarl Wagon Loaded, sunrf. phone, (eee> Me-iBM HOMES THROUOMOUT 8130 • MISCSUMMOUS S2SO0 Call aft epm. 231- coups, exc. cond,, AC, 87, Exe. cond., 88k. PS, THE STATE. CALL "QUBIS Nl-.WSPAPI RS 8171. »ppl. 8O6-3S6-4071. PW, PL, Ask $7000/110. PL, PB, PW, AC. newO* kepi, new tires. FORD- 86 F260, 4x4, FORBES CLASSIFIED AT CHRYSLER-NEW Call 201-927-0205 liter 6. Urea. $9600. S61-M59. fully loaded, 5 spd., 1-600-559-9495, .ASK YOHKER-94, black. PS. PO*ITIAC- 84 Firebird, SX3US° under 1B0K miles, dealer FOR JOYCE FOR ALL PB, PD, PL, PW, ABS,JEEP WRANQUM-91, VOLVO>-«2. 94OQL, 65k maim. $11,900.231-1683 THE DETAILS ABOUT 4x4, red w/ tan Int. TwoHop, AM/FM CSSI., ml.. m»«tillc beta*, tan climate control, dual air clean. $2500/BO. Call leather Int., sunroof, air- SCAN-8TATEWI0E tMtttm 11000 bags, c/c. tilt wheel, 24 tops. Parted cond. Must Oarrtc* 78*8678 MINI SPRtAOBR- 93 CLASSIFIED AO NET- valve eng. 11,410k bag •*- ABS. S17O00. Meyers. Tallgaie mount, WORK, ; • AUTO BIOGRAPHY ACUNA— 91 Intagra LS, sell. $9900/60. 245-2561. PONTIAC- 85 Firebird, 9O8-2S4-1U4. hardly u*ed,S95O. DODOE- 86. 600. 4 4 dr. grey auto 30K ml. $17,900. JISP- '92, Larvdo. Sil- Alarm S11,000. AM/FM ver, 4DR, AC, PW, PD/L. loaded, exc. eond., ask- VW- '896 Cabriolet, auto. 231-1663 door Stdan. Btrt Ottar. CHRYSLER INTREPID ing $2000, call 906-725- Cats. 908-654-1373 ES-94. black, PS. PB,PS, 57,800 ml., excel, AC, MC cond., new roof, TRUCKS BELLE MEAD QARAGE Ctll 908-725-1070. cond. Buying, new Jeep, many row parts. Front ACURA-90. Lagand t- AIR, PW, POLKS, c/c, air- Ford, Chevrolet, Jaep OOOQI-78 B-300 van, • bag. 5920k.mi, $16,900. need quick eals. S15.650. PONTIAC- BB Firebird. Whett Drive, great In and Nissan 4 x 4's. 16 In Route 206 cyl, auto, cuatom int., coupa, V6, auto, only 35k Call 234-1517 snowl B0A434-6725. ml., fully loadad, la«tn«r, DOME CARAVAN-93. 6 cyl. good cond. AC, Stock To Choose From Belle Mead lit. S7S0. toma body Rad, PS, PB, Air, AM/FM, AM/FM cast, low mile- At Clearance Sale Prices. S410-Campers and rost, 722-3000 sxt.6256 ABS, alarm, exc. cond., Fast On The Spot Deliv- $15,400. 253-9236. PW, PSTS. cruise, tilt LICOLM TOWN CAR- age. Must all. 819-7962 TraNera FORD- '62 Escort wheel, alrbag. eries. 9420 • Meter Homes (908) 469-4500 ALFA ROMERO- 80 21900k.ml..$15,200. $6, 4 dr, power PONTIAC— 90 Orand VIP HONDA - HV Parts, Wagon- Manual. 79k, CHRYSLER everything, very good AM. Exc. cond. MANY RT2M good running cond. Spider Vetoes, Conv. cond., grey. Week lop, new parti $6000. Must S675/B0. 90S-753-5S24. Mini cond. Low mileage. INTREPID-94, green, No. PUUNFIBLO RV $4000. 359-3683 PS, PB, Air, PW, PDLKS, 908-756-4417. Seat 753-2889 763-18O0 PLYMOUTH- 78 Volara, Alrbsg, AM/FM stereo. LM- S4 Towncsr. VORD-31 6 cyl, SDR. PS. auto, AC, BMW 3251s- 89, silver, 5830k. ml. $15,400. rebuilt angina, new paint. "A" S window coup. 70% $400 B0 831-0847. ac. stereo ciintn, PL, Call 808-271-lOSS or Immaculate. S35O0. 722- PORSCHE 67, Model restore*! I7O00, KEMPER CADILLAC PW, exc. cond. $8500. 271 924s. red, exe. cond. low 9OB-218-0733 5 m>lea from DridaewBlsr Commons TOYATA- 83 Callca ST, Call 549-5260. 4125 attars ml., 359-0047. 5 apd. AC. AM/FM eaaa. FORD— 15 Thunderbird Route 22 East at Route m Overpass BMW — 328- 87, 187kCORVETTE '91 conv ,— 80, RX7, Con- POR8CHI-63- model Undiia, rebuilt engine, Bridgewster new parts, runa vary loadsd auto, 36K, garvert. White. Blacktop. new brad* system, too CORSAIR- 71 Trailer, good. IBSO. 422-8708 mi., good condition, CD. 5 apd. 32K ml. 926. (Irs red, black AM/FM ttarao, sunroof. kept, Ilka new. Sacrlflce- leather Int.. hilly loaded, much new to list. $4500/ 16 ft., sleeps 8, furnace, $22.900-firm. 281-9579. $18,000. 906-707.9217 BO. 722-4125 afMr 5 trio., stove, canopy, (908) 469-4500 Sip. $4999. 730-6051. auto, 104k ml., runs very r good, on* owner car, ABSOLUTE AUTO S900,231-1218 BMW-326- 87, 187kCorvette 81, Burgundy MOT0— SI A tru* clas- w/ tan Int., auto, air, 68k, always garaged, 2 new Cash For Your Csr DID YOU CHIVKOI.iT/OiO mi., good condition, MAZDA—88, MXS, 2 dr, front tlrei, extra sat ol sic. Unr-silored Orlglonsl. $$$$ $50* Up $$$$ AM/FM stereo, sunroof. runs great. S6399/BO. auto, AC. every option, $7900. «t-218-O738 KNOW. .. 908-369-3265. sunroof, mint cond,, new snow tlrss. Bedmlneter Junk or Running that an set In this local ROYAL CHEVROLET/GEO 5Sp. $4999. 730-6051. tires, exhaust ft trans. area. «6J00. Before S, FREE Pickup-Local Area paper also goes Into 22 •3 OLDS, OILTA-BB, BUICK- 83 Park Avs, DID YOU 161 SO, B/O 732-760$. cell 9OB-722-5O00, after oilier local papere? Route 28 Runs Well, 166K, many KNOW -.. 5. call 906-761-9187. Reach over 360,000 Just East of Rt. 23 & Rt. 287 Intersection 4D, auto, 110k, U*as no that an ad In this local on, SIBOO. Call options Incld. cellar MBRCBDIS-30OTD SAAB eooo-92, good JUNK CARS WANTED r«ade>ra with on* caHt Bound Brook phone, $700, 735-2716 paper also goal Into 22 WAOON-SS, navy blue. 908-526-7577 other local papers? great cond., 140k. ml., cond.. 21k mi., Late model wrecks S> $1 6,000.Call BUICK— M Ptrk Avenue trucks. Top $$$ Paid. BUICK CENTURY CADILLAC SEDAN Reach over 380,000 87600. CaN 7S1-0776. 10K mt. EKecutlvs car. HhUO 356-2460 LIMITID 84. 83k ml.,OfVILLE- 71, Mint readers with one call! 757-5806 alter 6:30p.m. 908-5484582 1 MINT CONDITION Fully Ifiidad. S23.O00. HOAlh. 4dr, good cond., $1600. cond., 55k, orlg. ml., SAAB- 91, 9000, auto- MM-6S84216 YOUR CLASSIFIED AO C>II21B-929O. $4295/BO 707-0728. OODOE INTREPID-93. matic, green, beige leath- CAN BE PUBLISHED IN S8REOSNCV»84kml. er 60,000 miles, sunroof HOMO*- '93 Accord SB, CHEVY— 65 Cslsbrity CADILLAC SEDAN 3.5, V6, Dual alrbags, Call (908) 469-SC62 fully loaadtd. Immae. 40k 92 NEW JERSEY NEWS- BELLE MEAD GARAGE Wagon, V-6, auto, AC, 7 DEVILLE— 71, Mint loaded, green, 52k ml., $14,500 008-234-1969 or PAPERS WITH ONE 'Fewer Beats cond., 55k, orlg. ml., MtTSfSUSHI- 88 Monta- 908-234.2333 days ml. AtWng S16.000. Call EASY PHONE CALL AND Route 206 ass.. 1 ownsr, Asking $1 1,500, Call Jim ro 4 X 4, 162K mllei, P/S. 94DM73-3495 1950/BO. 808-805-8580 S4295/BO 707-0728. SATURN- 93 SCI 2 Dr. FOR ONE LOW PRICE. S 257-0300. M-F P/B, AC. luto. $3000 FOR ONLY $219.00 DODQE INTREPID-93. FIRM. 908-572-7490 AC, alrbso, sunrf, auto Rental* a Pw, P/S. P/B 14K ml. 5/ YOUR AD WILL REACH 3.5, V6, Dual alrbags, OVER 1.2 MILLION ClMftDfsl loaded, green, 52k mi., NISSAN 60 warr. ABS $11,900/BO Mre.Wk*N*ntal RUN YOUR SIRVICI 12 IN STOCK or taks over lease. 561- HOMES THROUGHOUT VWraW $11,5 00, Call Jim 94 Other Foreign Csra To S722 or 469-8401 THE STATE. CALL IN OUR CLASSIFIEDS 257-0300. M-F MAZDA, '88 GLX FORBES CLASSIFIED AT Choose From At Low TOYOTA 1-800-559-9495, ASK FORD THUNDERBIRO- Overstocked Price*. On* ToepOf ThsLlns CLAYTON AMERMAN DODGE 87, V8, auto, loadad, new Hour Delivery. 14 IN STOCK FOR JOYCE FOR ALL "74 Years of Sates and Service" tlraa, exhaust, paasad VIP HONDA 92 Other Foreign Cars In utsoo THE DETAILS Main Street. Peepack Stock - Nissan*, Volk- S710 - Mtse Beetlnaj Insp. 115k ml., Orlg. RT22I swagens, Subarua. Mlt- MAZDACUB ,98 882 66Mlata3 9*4, 5apd4 , owner. Asking $3600. No. PLAINFIELD eublshla A More. One Whitt, Conv./Hrd top, (908) 234-0143 752-4667. •0*713-1800 Hour Delivery. 34k mi., $12,750. 906- PONTIAC FORD— '67 Mustang NISSAN MAXIMA-87. VIP HONDA 548-68221 or 546-5093. LL Cpa, midnight Blue, 5ip, exc. cond., fully MTltfi TOYOTA- '93 MR2, 3apd. Bast Offer. Phil •qulpt. $4.S0O/olfer. Ik). PLAIMFIILD auto, crul». AC. tin, PS, ZODIAC- 68 MKII OR, KEMPER PONTIAC 9084174-4334 aft. 6pm 908-54S-315J. 9O8-7S3-1MO POL, f»-W, alarm. White, 14', military model, 5 miles from Bridoewater Commons O.BO- '93 Storm. 24k NISSAN- 88 Senta. TOYOTA TERCEL OX- S how roo m cond . AAA NORTHEAST 40HP, mariner outboard, Rt. 22 East at RL 287 Overpass mi., under warranty. AM/ auto, ac, runs like new! B9.AC, auto, 4dr rib, AM/ $18,00O/B0. Days 908- Buy* late model leaps, Low hre, front Ctrl, many FM ease, automatic, air. Great cond., 67k. $3800 FM atarso, exc. cond. 963-51S4; Eves./wknds trucks, cart. (201) 376•atraa- . Trailer Inel. $3300 (908)469-4500 $8000. 908-699-1530. B/0, 908-722-9044 64k ml. 84500. 561-4122. 7B2-M6S9. 4199 or (908) 522-0575. a*k for Dive 234-2456. NISSAN NISSAN Waff*** CU3TOMKR #f OFFER ENDS; MONDAY NOU 21 ST AT 9PM SHARP' gUiw.rat.MJujJL.JHWiw.rl.Mii.iiu. NEW 1994 NISSAN SENTRA LE NEW 1995 NISSAN ALTIMAGXE •4 Door • Tinted Glass •FWTD • Rear Defog. • 4 Cylinder Engine • BS Moldings • 4 Door • Tinted Glass • Auto. OD Transmission • Tachometer • 4 Cylinder • BS Moldings • Power Steering e Gauges • Auto. OD Transmission • TachomoteK • Power Brakes • Remote Dual Mirrors • Power Steering • Gauges •Alrbag • Power Brakes • Dual Mirrors • Air Conditioning • Air Conditioning • Dual Alrbags • Power Windows • Rear Child Safety Locks\ • Power Windows • Rsar Child Safety Locks • Power Locks • Int. Wipers • Power Locks • Int. Wipers • Power Mirrors • Deluxe Wheel Covers • Power Antenna • Deluxe Wheel Covers • AM/FM Cassette • Cloth Interior • Power Mirrors • Cloth Interior • Tilt Wheel • Stock #5798 • AM/FM Cassetts • Stock #5803 • Cruise Control •VIN#RC885911 • Tilt Wheel • VIN #SC14B002 • Rear Defog. • MSRP $14,744 • Cruise* Control • MSRP $18,218 Payment based on 36 month closed-end lease with 36 equal payments of $149.99 , Payment based on 36 month closed-end lease with 36 equal payments of $149.99 plus tax. $350 bank fee, $1840 down, 1 st pymt plus $175 ref. sec. dep. due at lease plus tax. $350 bank fee, $2716 down, 1 st pymt plus $175 ref. sec. dep. due at tease signing. Incl. 15,000 mi/yr. 15c/mile thereafter. Option to purchase at end of lease signing. Incl. ISjOOO ml/yr. 15«/mlle thereafter. Option to purchase at end ol lease for $7224.56. Total pymta $5399.64. Lessee responsible for excess wear & tear. for $15,748.62. Ttotal pymta $5399.64. Lessee responsible for excess wsar 4 tear. AVAILABLE AVAILABLE AT THIS PRICE! AT THIS PRICE! PER 1VIO SALE SITE LOCATION & HOURS I VVATf n COMMON P:A\TIHF.INDER:S. (I 4 MfLC EAST ()F NISSAN (908) 722-3600 SAT. 9AM-5PM NOAM1 -November 16,17,18,1994 hiide Forbes Newspapers / SMU-3 'i** No One Turned Away! GUARANTEED Miss This! CREDIT!' rer 1500 New' W» Cvarantoe to Provide Credit To Evoryoao A Used Cars & Trucks Ready Roganllon Of Credit History! (DfMbr h« mt right to dictate 0>«m payntBi A tort.) Immediate LABT MONTH WK WMMI ilivery! 01 mMTAILFOmD TmUCK DEAL** IN THE FORD NMW romx-NMW *am*MY Marmo zoNMt 2.9% tfft ••<=*•"' 8 VsttUT"" "SSI " ornoNi NEW'94 FORD ALL NEW '94 FORD £ • M VAA* I s 8690 ESCORT LX TAURUS GL ' 14,790 11 LOADED: VS. ut, CMsnn * MOM! AUTO, AIR, MORE! 3 dr, hatch, 1.9L 1-4, 5 spd, p/s/b, air. AM/FM/cass, dual afrbajs, front wtil dm*. t/(lass, 4 dr, 3.0L V-6, auto, air, p/s. p/b. dual airbags. lug- tut whi cvrs, r/dair, alum whit. MSRP$12,585. gale rack. AM/FM stereo, dual ramote mrrs, I VWMWiaS5», #941123. Lease 48 mm ft* Opt: t/glna, tilt, MSRP $19 495, V1NRA192323, III $4272, Tot Pymnt: $10,880. $69/mo '"»• 5 P*r» #941229. Lease 36 mos: Pur Opt: $8950. Tot Ill nta, $245/mo fof reniaMn| 43 payrolls. Includes Pymnt: $12,549. $129/mo first S paymnts, $300 fart t $400 cotafe If ad febata. l3M/mo for remaining 31 paymnts. IncWes *75O II SPRING '95! Til SPRING '95' fact & $400 cottage |rad rebaias. LOAOOs AM, CtUlM, f/LOCU A MOMI NEW'94 MUSTANG GT T-BIRD LX FORD PROBE "IMS CROWN VKIMtt IX 2 dr, SOL V«. aulrj, p/s, p/anti-lcli brks. air, CAIIW, AM/FM/cass, alum Mrtils, dual 2 «, 38L V« EN. MO. p/i. p/nWoc* Mi. ak. dual aAaji. W/FM/cau. p/Mnd/stt/Ua, 3 rjr, riaicn. 2 Ot DOHC 4 cyl, 5 spd, p/s, p/b, dual airtjagi, AH/FM/s'.eiea. r/dilr. 4 dr. 4.6L V8, auto, p/s/b air, dual airtBgs. floor mats, r/defr. p/lrts/am. cruise. airbajs, AM/FM/stefeo p/wmd/lcks/sts, tilt, r/defr. MSRP $20,S90. VINRF16111S. t/|lan. ciune. tilt. r/Mfr. floor mMs. p/mrn. p/ttcklid riliiu. MSRP $18,750 p/nvrs, lid, t/glass. MSRP $15,020, VINRS1738OC. t9416S8. L«ue 36 mos: Pur AM/fM/cass. l«hl grow, p/wind/sts. til. p/mrre. alum ^aHw^^alBp Qsve? 1al^a\ >-^'jpa^P*^ *a^a»iW ^•••k^fT. •• .•JajaTi.-..i.v.-^ajpa^^ fJslav^aT V^allllHPjvajaiav •^•J 4X4'I DUMN UTIUTIII . f NOW LHOWS • HIOH CUtlf HAT IIDS • DUALLIIfi AND MOMI i 1mb 4X4^ 0ANO7 m0* LOAND i J f® WGHTOPt Plow* Mifwoni in •toclj^ He Nowl ? £ WINDSTAR GL >*%% HIGHTOP CUSTOM VAN F-150 XL 0 5018 cyl auto p/s aiwk p/b. dm sd art* JM'FM/rasi.C*«chairs. r>**J sols, lattr. door 7 pass mmvan. 3.3L V«. aw. p/», 4 «N jnWck p/t. duar «ta(i. »r, UI/FM steno. sol* MM 2 dr, 4.9L 6 cyl, 5 spd. p/t. antMck p/b. AM/FM stereo, drvr sd nt)aj. t/glass. door 1 4.9 L 6 cyl. auto, p/s, anthlck pA drvr sd airtag, AM radio, I/glass, floor mat, int run r/wper/oalw. front «hl dnve. floor rats, MSRP 120.765, V)NS6S267S6. »9551H lnc«j*s mat 14 color ti, rumoe tiojrds. mt wipers. * asson n». •»> MUs. Dealers list. $3*900. V» mats, inl wipers, argent steel trill, all tenon rdls, MSRP $14,810. VIWNB58408, MOO colfctt (nd rebate. Leaw 36 mos: Pm Opt: 112.182. Tot Pyrrol: 111.039. S199/mo first HHB115S7 I9W724 lease 60 rras- Pur Opt S'89S, Tot pymnt:$22.995 »199/mo first 5 pf/mi. wipeis, all season rdls, MSRP $ 16,985, VINSHA49518.1955329. lease 36 mos: #941749. Lease 36 mos: Pur Opt: 17368, Tot Pymm: $10,100. (129/™ finl 5 payro MOO/irotwrw*nj<55p»rirais Includes 11000 bed WOO collet! gmfrfrMUB. Pur Opt: $9200, Tot Piynnt: $10,784. $179/mo first 5 payranls. $319/mo IK nu. SaoVmo for remamm| 31 paymnti. Includes $400 cotKtJ f/ad ret*». 5 paymnts. S32*/m> fix reruinm{ 31 papnts. KUn $400 t*|t pi) rcbn. • i\— ^| remainliremakin^g 331 paymntspajminls., IncludeIncludes $40MO0D collegcoile e grad nbate. 100 UO » 30CllfTOMVWiWiTH $ i f'MMIl WITH k W1NDITAII WITH A AVAIimOf ICONOUNUWITNA $ VANITY Of OPTIONIATTIAIINB OPTIONS AVAJIAIUI 20990 CUAIANaPUCU! il 14990 vuiinor 11.190 OPTIONS AVAJUBUl '16,990 I" M "^ OmOHSAVAHAaUII PER MO HSril The Car Giant... Where Your LICCARDi IE, Satisfaction Is Our FORD CARS & TRUCKS & USED CARS Future! MOM-ni Please Prewnl This Ad 9AM-10PM POI PAST INFO CAU Al Time Of Purchase For FORD Adv. Specials OUWN AURaWf w 561-7500 RT 22W, WATCHUNG r Prices Include all costs to be paid by a consumer, except licensing, reg., and taxes. New car li£5rdosecleases: closed-endW , 12KK mi/yml/yr (some venicievehiclerisk^/yr)s I&K mt/yrj,, iaf/m15^/mii excess, .eref. »«sec; U»depM equ8^. l t'ou ™"""'-"'-"*"'twc, umei, MonOH;'Wmn' r^hteit mat inceptioteTr.Sdfiin «rv7t2 9%Z H Prices Inclu 6 APPriceR frosm mcwa Forde Credi an costt ons W_UB U y L-i,._r...^ __.. Sner factory or dealer ofTer discount or Incentive. First 5 advertised monthly payments to be subsidized by dealer at Inception of lease. Pic ures of vehicles for ™*'«P£-,gB idit offer; dealer has right to dictate down payment & terms. Adv prices apply to adv vehicles only. Rebates are subject to factory availability. All offers to qualified buyersM SMU-4 / Forbes Newspapers November 16,17, 18,1994 Many avenues available for tinkerers in hobby car field 1 ANTIQUE — According to the Muscle Cat-WhiJe^ybu won't find occasional Sherman tank. If 1 By BOB HAG1N weather protection. Easy to work FOREIGN "COMMONERS" - Antique Automobile Club of Amer- on, veterans are popular with auto many rough Plymouth Superbird British and other foreign sports have a proclivity toward ^ FORBES NEWSPArEHS ica, any vehicle built before 1930 is hobbyists. The ranks of the veter- Road Runners at bargain prices, cars have always been popular res- militaire, go Tor something smaSf "Every man needs a hobby," was an antique. But unrestored pre- ans that can be restored to their there are still a few Pontiac GTOs toration projects and now the more and pass on surplus tank retrietK the continuing comment of a guy I World War II cars are scarce now, original condition has been and Chevy Nova SS 350s available sedate vintage imports are becom- ere. Patton-like uniforms are oow used to be in business with. Ho having been pulled out of bams thinned out by the advent of an- as home projects. The parts are ing hot items. Not only are MGBs tional. „ ••**£ was referring to the used car lot we and sheds during the heyday of other type of hobby car, the Re- still available — even the under- being renovated, but MG Magnette KITS — The easiest vehicles of were running at the time. their restoration craze, the '50s. storod. hood decals for double-snorkel air sedans and British Ford Cortinas, all for a do-it-yourselfer. Not cheapjj Ho was right. And for lots of seri- Those that are for sale have been RESTOROD — Sedans of the cleaners. Old as they are, they still too, are being resurrected for week- but they come complete with aft* the necessaiy bits and pieces ttf ous tinkerers, putting together a restored and bring fairly high pric- '30s, '40s and '50s have come into take no guff from modern upstarts end fun. I recently got a call from a build from the ground up. The in-' unique set of wheels is relaxing, es although an "as-was" Model T short supply because of a mechani- at a stop signal. reader in Washington who knew struction book tells the home me- refreshing and a good way to got Ford is occasionally found. Parts cal metamorphosis. A great num- PICKUP TRUCKS - My son more about my old '56 Sunbeam chanic exactly which "organ; away from the cares of the world. for antiques usually are custom ber of them now sport Chevy V8 Andy is totally going through a '77 Rapier racer than I do and has ac- donor" vehicle to buy, and how tej made, although popular machines engines, Dana rear ends, T-400 Chevy Fleetside short-bed, al- But like many other hobbies, be- quired enough parts to build a cou- dispose of the leftovers. Modern^ ginners may not know where or have great networks of owner/en- transmissions and Mustang II sus- though he has recently spotted a ple more of them himself. Need- thusiasts and restoration shops pensions up front The "restora- street rods fit in here, too. Anyon6g how to start. Recently we went into '56 Ford F100 he might buy. Pick- lets to say, vintage VW Bugs are for an ersatz '63 Corvette? .. • \J# the mechanics of getting a home- available for the neophyte. tions" are works of art and they're ups don't seem to lend themselves hot machines for the home nobbi- fairly easy for beginners to trans- When you start your restoration^ based restoration program into VETERAN — This is a kind of to strictly original restoration and est. project, be careful to not get car*" place and now it's time to narrow it catch-all classification that covers form in home garages. Parts for enjoy an anything-goes melange of RETIRED MILITARY — I used these are available through a huge ried away. Some yean ago, a home, down to the field of endeavor and "common" cars of the '30s. My new and old, vintage and modem, to spend considerable time behind owner in my home town let thingl* aftermarket industry that offers ev- pick the type of vehicle. uncle's '34 Hudson LU sedan somber and garish. I've even seen the wheel of a Jeep, but not by get out of hand and his neighb By BOBHACMN various auto value guides is to de- automatic transmission. We have the can involved. The idle speed termine the loan value of the ma- had it for nearly four years, and for should be correctly adjusted before cause great FORBES NEWSPAPERS Automotive chine. Usually a bank or other fi- the most part, we have had good the Job is done and the procedure We've just returned from a nancial institution will go for 80 service out of it For the past year is* bit involved. expectations percent of the "low book" value. or so we have noticed that the 5,000-mile road trip in our Q*A • • * (Continued from page 3) Q'91 Ford Aerostar. Several of These prices are usually soft, steering wheel vibrates when the I've been told that used the mountain states (Colorado, which means that they don't have engine is idling and the transmis- motor oil can be used as a updated Beetle, it just looks like one. In fact, it looks like Utah, Wyoming, etc.) offered 85 oc- formance engines, but I don't much to do with the real world sion left in gear. It isn't very bad, fliel in specially-built heat- tane gasoline, while we had to pay think the difference between 85 prices. The current Gold Book but it is noticeable. We took it to a this is true, I'd like to con- a Roger Rabbit Toontown a premium for 87 octane. The and 87 is going to make any dif- value of your truck ranges from shop that specializes in foreign tact the maker of this heater. I version. It sits on a VW Polo owner's handbook on the Aerostar ference in the way your Ford en- $1,500-4,000 depending on whether cars and had the car checked over have access to a large amount of chassis, is front-drive and says to use 87 octane fuel. What's gine is going to operate. Modem it's rough or choice, a half or three- and the engine tuned up, but the used motor oil through the place water-cooled, but it looks the story on 85 octane gas? Can it engines usually have a pretty high quarter ton and a couple of other mechanic couldn't find anything that I work. The company just enough like the real thing to factors. A more realistic worth fig- wrong. Is there something wrong turns it over to an oil reclamation be used in a '91 Aerostar with the tolerance for various gasoline oc- make me want to hug it as 4,0-liter engine and an overdrive/ ure could be gained from finding a with our Honda or do all of them company now and it costs them to tane ratings through the use of well as drive it Will Volk- automatic transmission? computer controlled engine man- like vehicle in the pages of a col- vibrate this way? have it taken away. A The higher the octane rating agement systems. lector or hobby vehicle magazine Sometimes you have to get There are several companies swagen really build it? Ask J~K of a fuel, the slower the * • • or by getting a professional ap- the correct information from in the business of making your local VW dealer and tell praiser to give an opinion. If you Aspace heaters that use re- him I sent you. ^ -^speed at which it burns I have a 1947 Ford panel Athe manufacturer to cure claimed motor oil as the fuel. The when it's in the combustion cham- truck that's in fair condition. just want to get rid of the truck, hard-to-pinpoint problems. Honda I enjoy driving new cars tell prospective buyers to make a ones I know of are the Shenan- bers of the engine. Higher octane QMy husband was just start- put out a service bulletin that may doah Company, (600) 476-7436; the and look forward to each ratings allow an engine to develop ing to restore it when he died sud- bid, take their names and phone be applicable to your car. It in- numbers and sell it to the highest Torrid Company, (800) 825-0284; one. Some live up to their higher power, but only if the en- denly. What does the Gold Book volves the installation of a modi- Clean Bum, Inc., (800) 331-0183; hype, but others are a let- gine designer engineered a higher say that it is worth? We have had bidder. It might save you a lot of fied rear engine mount in specific frustration and time. and the Thomas & Betts Corp., down. I think the ones I like engine compression ratio into the lots of inquiries about it cars produced here, in Japan and (800) 680- 1901. Their heaters all design. I've been told that higher in Canada. Not all automatic Hon- best are the ones I never get You have to remember that work about the same. I've always to drive - like those listed octane ratings provide quicker anything (including cars and We own a 1988 Honda Ac- das built in '88 are involved, and thought that this was an excellent starting, but in my 45 years as a Atrucks) is only worth what a cord which we bought sec- the cars are identified by specific use for used oil, but it's messy to above. mechanic I've never found this to buyer who doesn't need to buy is ,ond hand when it had about vehicle identification numbers. A handle and you have to be sure They're never a disap* be true. High octane (up around willing to pay. The main purpose 40,008 miles on the odometer. 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I!UU Fri. 1C-0. 5 putthQHojarypolorbuf <**»•* SRS any plant and wt'lrtpoti We want to hear from you jaryoufffi Weekend Plus editor Andrew McEwen is beginning to feel AND COSfOWTtlNTfRIOUNDWTERIOIlLANDSCAPE DESIGN.INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE sorry for himself, Every day he shifts through piles of mails looking for something more personal than a press release but, alas, he finds nothing. He wants to hear from you; he wants to print your letters. If you don't like one of Jeffrey Cohen's film reviews or believe that Weekend Confidential is better left on the HOURS: Mon-Sil7mloS|Mi SunH»mM cutting room floor, send Andrew a letter at P.O, Box 699, Somer- ville, N J. 08878, Weekend Plus, Nov. 16-18 3 1,000 WORDS Contents Miscellaneous 2 Confidential •!•)•Iitl*I Cover Story 4 Theatrics IHIIIIIM HID 5 Flicks 6 RANDY MILLER/WEEKEND PLUS The agony of a goalle'a defeat followtng a field hockey game between Plscataway and East Brunswick. In Concert ..7 If you want a knight to remember All the action at the Meadow- All of this mif/lit have been ac- Kids stuff,• • M•«•If••*••* lands isn't on the football field or ceptable if the laughs lasted past even at the race track, There's the first half hour of the movie. plenty of action in nearby Certainly the first time we heard Lyndhurst. one of the diameters in the movie That's where six times a week, pass gas, we laughed. guests walk through castle doors But the vulgar jokes became so "It ruled!" the drive to Atlantic City was long, g What to do ,...9 and into a world of knights, jousts grcat wc gavc up countin aftcr A few notes: it's a lot shorter than going to each and feasting at Medieval Times mnning oul of rinfters and l0CSi t There literally is not a bad seat individual dealership and going Dinner and Tournament. in the house; even the uppermost through the hassle of walking ni wirkv wnrld The first hint that this was seats are not far from the action. through the outdoor lots. l nt W(Ulv wul m something special was finding • Being assigned to the most vil- Our friend, who was in the mar- of Peilli Station Dining out 16 yourself surrounded by people of lainous knight can be as much fun ket to buy, was able to sit in 18 all ages unabashedly parading As you know, New York City is as rooting for the eventual winner. different vehicles to see in which full of weird, unncrvy, pushy peo- around in brightly colored paper • While the cost may seem high, she was most comfortable and crowns. Weekend Confidential ple. A friend of Weekend Confiden- keep your eyes out for those dis- which ones were in her price tial was emabarassingly reminded hadn't seen so much excitement count coupons; even without them, range. It was easy to compare of that after using the restroom at over paper crowns since our last it was well worth the price. when everything was in front of Penn Station and meeting what he Food Court 18 visit to Burger King. • If you really want to make an you. thought was a friendly gentlemen Clue Number 2 came when a event of it, stay after the show for while using a stall As our friend very proper senior citizen dug into some dancing in the Knight Club Road to Wellville is... relieved himself, the friendly the tasty whole roasted chicken stranger got a closer look at the (what else would it be called?). ...more like, the road to smell- portion of her four-course meal — Yes, Medieval Times passed the private parts of our friend. Our ville. Introductions 21 with her hands because, after all, toughest tests and earned rave re- friend tried to brush it off; how- Alan Parker's new film is es- there were no utensils "back views from the toughest critics, It ever, within seconds, the stranger sentially based upon an interesting then", would have been nearly impossible began to rub himself the wrong The clincher was watching the not to follow the Count's command way, if you know what we moan, reactions of a 14-year-old girl. As to "Eat, drink and be merry." Oh, from in rigorously in front of our friend. the parent of any teenager knows, what a knight! jokes about bodily functions that Appalled, our friend dashed it takes an awrlil lot to faze a teen, will fit in two or more hours, from the restroom to tell the story that unique breed of human being We would think any movie with to his friends. They left the station Cover picture: often characterized by a perpetual Auto Show is neat Anthony Hopkins would carry it- to catch the train homo. state of ennui {perhaps blase is a Weekend Confidential went to self with a certain degree of dig- Resting comfortably in their better word), particularly when the East Coast Auto Show at the nity. We were wrong. seats, the :;l ranker inarches down STEVE LEGATO something borders on the "corny." Atlantic City Convention Center a Weehwl Confidential is con- the aisle, slops in front of them, Not so here. Even the most sophis- weekend ago, and we are con- vinced that there are people out laughs and keeps walking. Our Woodbrldgo Center Mali ticated of teens was cheering, ap- vinced that it is the best way to there whose overriding concern is friend identified the stranger to his plauding, cringing over the all-ton- buy a car. Not only was every their own health and well-being, friends, ImmedmtHy, the friends realistic battles and, yes, even major manufacturer from Hyundai but would anyone subject thcmseH' wanted In heat the man to a blushing when her uh, so hand- through Ferrarri represented, but to daily enemas, shuck treatment bloody niilp, but our friend re,- ,. •some knight throw her a flower. It- was "cool." she exclairhftd, adding,' •,a.*ii... ,-* * '"lie-s* wlM ttfllnhs of yogurt?' ' ' bruised enough for one day. 4 COVCT WdmdPfcNov.16.18 Tis the season to be shopping \Wirkciitl Phis HolidmJiiiideTo Malls Addresi/Phone lilplliiiM Brklgwaler 400 Commons Macy's Movie cinema, Beauty Commons Way Lordft Salons, Shoe Repair Bridgewater Taylor & Polishing, Jewelry Repair 908-218-0001 Stem's No MentoPark Rt. 1& Beauty Salons, Movie Parsonage Rd. Cinema, Travel Agency, Edison Jewelry Repair 908-494-MALL No 0 Hark the herald anfcls sing, telling tales Midddlesw Corner of Beauty Salon Travel Agency of wondrous things. Angels we have heardMall HacJIcy & Stctton Rd. Dry Cleaners, Printing onhi&itelhstogoovtandbuy, Locksmith Service It's no use groaning, grinches. You can't South Plainfield (No phone) Division of Motor Vehicles avoid the holiday season. And in this secu- lar age, what better place to engage in a Short Hlfa Rt. 24 & JFK Blooming- Beauty Saton No bit of unholy materialism than that modem Parkway, Short dales, A&S Shoe Repair commercial cathedral - the mad? Hills Saks Fifth Plastic in hand, we dared to provide our 800-995-2244 Avenue readers a service you just won't flnd any- Macy's Beauty Salon No where else this holiday season - the Quakerbridge Rt. I, Lawicnccvillc Sears Shoe Repair Weekend Plus Guide to Malls. 609-799-8177 JC Penny Cut it out, Keep it. Tape it to the fridge. LordA Its our gift to you this festive season. Just Taylor don't read rt all at once.. BVNICOIE/LGAWO This I never knew. I tried it with rity personnel who drive around. Not only is it the most enjoyable Mteete/xl Plus writer a few stores at the Bridgewater Once inside the mall, I remem- way to cat, but it makes the entire Despite repeated warnings, I Commons. Not only did it work, bered the money situation. I need- mall experience better. Food and iilltcfs: hiivc spent every Christmas Eve at but they gift-wrapped my pur- ed cash but I thought, no problem relaxation, a respite from the the mall. Crowded hulls and empty chases for me as well. All at no - ATM to the rescue, Unfortu- crazed mall-ways. Once nourished, shelves never slopped me from extra charge. nately, I would not suggest reli- I was ready to head into the what to do procrastinating the following year. So with a few phone calls, I ance on these machines. The ones crowds and finally do some shop- § D0N7 w»rt until the last This year, I vow to he different - knew exactly where I was going that do work are too often out of ping. One thing I learned is if you responsible and organized. and what I was getting. All I had money, especially during the holi- want to be a mall shopper, it's best So I researched all tho options to do was get in my car and do it. days. I discovered this alter a con- if you don't have any pride. Use 0 DO make«list and check it the mall directories, ask for help and to rny surprise, I've found out So I thought. versation with another woman tvtoe, malls can be all right -- if i/ou take Parking seems to be a no-win who stood in line smacking herself and directions. Since I had come full ridiranlajje of ail lliose services situation. You have to park, and so in the forehead. Luckily, 1 carry with my list. I knew where I was 0 DO check out tfft ftikfeft for going. Since I had called ahead, mifxjd;/ knows about. The first step does everybody else. The key here plastic. 0ft Ideal, in taking control or any mull - as is to again call Over the time salespeople were helpful. I want to opposed to letting the mail control customer ser- spent parking tell you all the horror stories I ex- 21 DO phone stores ahead of pected, but my planning actually you - is to call customer service. vice - they Win 15 minutes, a and futilely wait- time and have purchases ready In most malls, customer service worked, can tell you security guaraf was at ing in line for the and waiting. can provide everything from gift where the less ATM machine, I Even the bathrooms were easy Kuiclus to frequent shopper dis- busy parking to find and clean. Over and over in 0 DO take advantage of per* count programs to bus schedules hand to help me cany my my research I was told to use the to recommendations on where to areas are, if my stomach was mall restrooms, as opposed to the bags all the way to my growling, I re- [Kirk, Those numbers arc listed there are any, . • . restrooms in the department 0 DO take advantage of cus- above. At the mall, they will do K member someone stores. The difference was not dra- As a general W tlUM. NO ——— once told me tomer service help, everything from helping with ear i-ule, parking matic, but it is true - the mall trouble, providing rnuTgency dia- "Never shop on an empty stom- restrooms are cleaner and larger. 0 DONT put all your eggs in decks are the busiest areas and ach." per kits, and cnrryin.u your hags odd sides of the department stores Just to test some other customer one basket - shop all the out to the ear liir you. This is cspe- Instead of heading to the food services, I called the customer ser- are the least busy. court, which is usually crowded stores for bargains. cinlly helpful il" it's raining Any "If all else fails, take advantage vice desk from one of the mall standard trip In tin* mall should with families and cranky, crying stores and asked for an escort to 0 DO SHOP EARLY - early In of valet parking," Alice Rosen children, I went to a sit down begin with some general plan in from Menlo Park suggested. my car. Within 15 minutes, a secu- mind, Of course, if all else fails and I'm place. Sit down restaurants are the rity guard was at hand to help me the season, early In the week, "Knowing what you're a HIT be- broke as usual, I always wait for only place in any mall where carry my bags all the way to my early in the day - EARLY. forehand can never hurl." Short someone to come out with bags in smoking is permitted, car trunk. No charge. [71 DO use gift wrapping services Hills Marketing Dirt-dor Janet hand and I follow him/her to a "Plan to eat before or after the Thing that struck me the most Roller said. "People don't think to parking spot. It's polite to tell peo- lunch and dinner rushes," Crystal about the trip is people were help- -they save time, call ahead and find out if the store pic this is what you're doing. Stell, assistant marketing director ful. I had always avoided malls be- 0 DO try to enjoy it - take a has what you want. If they do. If shopping at night, check for at the Bridgewater Commons sug- cause they are large, cold and con- many stores will have yuiir pur- security. Sonic malls have security gests. "Don't bring the kids and fusing, Before assuming tho worst, moment to relax and enjoy the chases roady find waiting tor you boxes located throughout the park- make reservations at a full service ask questions and see what you holiday spirit. when you got then•." ing area, Most simply have secu- restaurant. That's the best way,1' . got, And happy shopping, WE HONOR ALL MANUFACTURERS COUPONS 123 Front Strati toulh PWnfiild, NJ Store Houn: 90B)7SW»47 NISCHWITZ Mon.-Ffl, B-6 FEED & FUEL Sal. B>5 PURINA BIRD FEED SALE PURINA DOG CHOW : $16.99 PUMNADEAUIISraKDOG »» $11.99 PURINA PWY CHOW $17.99 PURINA 9RRRAVY __. 401,. 'M.M/P* | . »fc ItUI mi snjt 4k NKflMJfflt tth mmnmmi... Ml*%.i Mil tornl $3.00 OFF ANY EUKANUBA-OR All Bird FtMtera IAMS» DOG FOOD! Oliver (David Lloyd Watson) enjoys a cosy chitchat with Bill Sfhes (Christopher Innvar) as the N0W20%0m Dof Food pr Urn* Do| hoi lAMlU* Artful Dodger (Robert Crelghton), Fagin (George S. Irving) and Nancy (Judy McLane) look on. > t * 1111 Mortons WiterSoJJnjrSiM DEER FEEO Mill 80 1* 111 Feed the dear - Consider yourself entertained live your shrubs remain family favorite FOR FUTURE Prostitutes, pickpockets and rat-infested streets # By MICHAEL SCASSERRA tions and the kind of songs one Paper Mill appearances 04 Tale of SALES ON: Sclenct Diet EuMnubt Weekend Plus theater critic goes home humming, yet the di-Two Cities, Pete)* Pan), His Sikes, Triumph IAMS Robert Johanson clearly fancies rector remains as close as possible though appropriately brooding, NUtc AHF the sprawling works of Charles to the truth of Oliver' Twisty which seems more a caricature of a vil- PURINA CAT CHOW is, after all, about a young orphan's lain than the genuine article. Dickens, In recent seasons, the (10.99 Paper Mill Pluylinusr's artistic di- harsh experiences in u dark urban Inarguably Oiiverh show- rector has presented moderately world of prostitutes, pickpockets, stopping moments belong to Judy PURINA MEOW MIX successful but consistently grandi- and rat-infested streets. McLane, a fine actress (as Nancy) no* ose versions o\A Tak of Two Cit- In the title role, David Lloyd and an effortlessly stunning vocal- Watson is a young charmer ably ist whose haunting rendition of ies and Great irpwUiUim. 1 PURINA AUEY CAT Now, working within the musi- backed up by a chorus oi expert "As Long as He Needs Me" pro- young performers. Veteran per- vides the evening's vocal high- a „ $9.99 cal form he seems more at home NIRINAIAUITGHOW with, Johanson tackles Oliver1 Uo- light. McLane is thoroughly con- vincing, too, depicting the abused, ncl Bart's musical ntliiptation of !»• Oliver Twist. "Presented tl)is expert/y, cynical, beaten side of a woman This melodic retelling of the Oliver! /s delightful, whose maternal instincts have sur- 'SQ Canine Maintenan t | story of an orphan boy searching vived the difficult hand she has been dealt. McLane has appeared for love and family roots amid the /nte/Z/gent family 1 'off squalor of 19th-century IiOndon is previously in Paper Mill produc- I coupon- entertainment" tions of Chess and Jesus Christ Su- SAVEHOO I seived in the fanciful, entertaining I manner New Jersey audiences perstar, hopefully she'll be back in 0HANY40ft.l I former George S. living makes for a musical which allows her more I have come to expect from the il . msMri Paper Mill. an amusing Fagin and Robert solos. I Creighton an energetic if oddly Presented this expertly, Ota! I Ckokitift Once again resident set genius I adult Artful Dodger. is delightful^ intelligent family en- I aitt.M Michael Anania and lighting di- t rector F. Mitchell Dana exploit the In smaller but equally memo- tertainment Presented on such a theater's considerable resources to rable roles, Keith Perry and Lougrand scale, the show is slick •J Williford paint a vivid/ properly enough to hook adult audiences s create a gloriously elaborate mid- (J lDUvcentury London, Together menacing picture as Mr, and Mrs. yet smart enough to enthrall t \ these designers use cavernous Sowerberry, the ghostly-though- young people for whom the show NISCHWITZ FEED & FUEL hum 1 comical undertakers to whom Ol- provides an ideal early exposure to 9O8-r56-O947 ! space so expertly, wen the most t | t iver is sold once he is banished world literature. 223 Front Si, South Pliinllild, N. J. UID«4 mundane theatrical moments arc Ml J consistently entrancing. from the orphanage. Mon.-Fri.8-6fSil.8-5 As Bill Sikcs. the most danger- Oliver! runs through Dec. 11 al Oliuur! provides Jnhiuison mate- the Paper Mill Playhouse, Mill- rial with which hr seems comfort- ous of the show's roster of dark characters, Christopher Innvar is burn. Tickets arc $44-$29. For res- able as u direclnr. ( Wuvr! ts n snap- ervaliwis,can(201)37MM3. py, familiar musi^i! with bi« emu- loss effective than in his previous *•?' V .V '•* ¥ 6 tlkks Weekend Plus, Nov. 16-18 f ' 3rd SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH by SHIRLEY ANN astrologers • palmitti • tfrot cards • psychics • clairvoyants * auras • numtrologists * metaphysical books 11 A.M. to • Ml* SATURDAY, NOV. ifTH RK the five of you left on tr» QUALITY INNFOR INFORMATION (201)316-9511 planet who havent sw Ityet USOIASTON AVI., SOMIRSET, IXIT 61-287 and stm wwt to, Spwd hte the shetot this week, and here's 1" 1."iiTo^-'fe;--:-!-. • the twst: It's for sale. At $19,96 (expect discounts), this Keanu Reeves-and-a-bus action movie Is probably going to se* pretty wed, but why it bears wpertKi Garden Court Mng te a question tor tog* frinds to ponder. .• flWpy • n^ V^^v W s^aaa^^% IP^a^Bjs^yi. a cNWrsfl'i movia in the trad* tion«f TM Secraf (Mm, Wnd Guilty as ski - Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt In folerv/ew wWi tht Vampire. . of Mttiftf .•ajnwd more VWn DPyli FIHWI csfosne inompeon tint Vampire movie hits r jh* Nordstrom '^n^^S^ Ifl IpiSjWUwW. 1^#ffji^wf SaW*ISw| proMdM a atran|e Mod ofpWs to a)w stoiy ai.a new highs and lows BY JEFFREY COHEH hero in T/ie Crying Cmiie) and An- Weefendflfus/f/men'tfc tonio Banderas, who lends the the movie After all the brouhaha surround- only Dracula-likc accent to the M ueual tlKOurtti *o«W t* ing Interview with the Vampire, movie. choice at it would be nice to report Anne Louis' story is framed by his nmpant Rice's novel has been adapted to being interviewed by a reporter (or nSt^tHna «i a sstjuai to the screen in high style, that Tom something; the character merely I* year's «rai^t-to-\*lw hit Cruise outdoes himself and puts says he "collects lives") played by all the naysayers to shame, and Christian Sinter, and it takes place about tiny dinosaur pets, rnaleaa that this is the frightening! erotic, in the present. Once Louis gels to itrnsftably Wja ssnsi and hai 'exotic, deeply moving vampire talking, the story flashes back RnS Of RKIWUf HKnV JuWV> movie to end all vampire movies. through the centuries. The prob- KMa under 10 MW pn>tMfan/ thtnH The fact is, only some of those lem is, once Louis is made a vam- things are true. Interview with tte pire by Lestat and starts grousing it's • hoot and a hrf. Ihe Vampire is by no means a badabout his sympathy for his vic- One Step smarmy lAtoln of the first has movie, but it is not the rhapsodic tims, Interview.with the Vampire bean replaced with a natty experience you might have been has its ups and downs, Exhilarat- Distribution led to believe, In places, it plays we, ana tne ing action scenes arc offset by long like high drama, and in places it stretches in which the characters (*tw *«m on to plays like a big-budget episode of act disgusting to remind you this French Dark Shadows, Some of the narra- is a story about vampires. And tion sounds like Brad Pitt (playing questions like where do these guys Louis) is reading from a romance get their money (Louis burns is nspsjosn Vmn a IPORKI novel down his plantation early on) and Md from 8 mitafy school Just Cruise, the highly controversial why do the .special-effects fangs choice for Lestat (the vampire who make everyone speak with u corrupts Louis in 1791 and hangs gushy lisp only suggest them- around with him for a hundred selves later. years or so), does acquit himself Most hideous of all the subplots Swinger nicely. He lends some welcome, is that in which a small girl named sick humor to the proceedings at Claudia (Kirsten Dunst) is killed 3QOIS AND WINDOWS Top 10 times and seethes evil during oth- by Louis and made a vampire by ers. Rice, who publicly criticized Lcstat. It would be totally un- "No one can video rentals director Neil Jordan for casting watchable tor this chile! to becomi1 beat our Cruise, has apologized just as pub- an amoral killer were it not for 1 GuafftfntfTess licly, having found out her con-Dunst's amazing performance; stir prices!" tract called for her to receive a por- Entry Doors 2. The Cowboy Wy makes you believe the mind of ;i tion of the gross. child ages aver 80 years while the- 3. ?heP&per Those going to Interview with body remains a little girl. The 4. Ihtmsome the Vampire expecting a movie adult's actions in the child's body 5. Ji//ass/cP Wtstbucti pynmio Fmlotd 55?' Shnplt Frown 8I(M 2 a-vtm - oyrWl Blowlt Llmw Bolllli C NMtckir Dnp 11 SEMONM. RENT*.: J**"* f8ttttont 8007 W Sptctal Bttnd SNOWBOARD R«»iwoiwfr«eomfilKo QWriT my mowboirf in slock From Woitflotd to tbo world - Don Dmo and Bob Audrty of tho Whirling DtMPHOTOt BY KATHLEEN QIBLIN WITH THIS COUPON Rock n' real estate y alpiM MMwboinl <">y hard boot Wild art rockers meet monthly payments in flock WITH THIS COUPON in stock WITH MIS «ouro« BT NICOtf A GAVIW band, their lives would be just like Starting out, they never ex- a if A T^ 2f mel any other' ^ wife-the *«*• to P^ted to be where they are today. Self-defined as "Union County's job, the bills. The Whirling Der- They are known nationwide, with rock and roUba d boyswth mort- vishes is their form of art, their four acclaimed albums, various gages the Whirling Dervishes are passion and pleasure, their escape, tracks on compaation albums and really just a bunch of rephr guys. "Music is a really true form of an wJ^^S£^ Excel Binding So escape," guitarist Bob Ardrey said, movie Thin Minfa. Rusty l/S Anyone who has seen the Whirl- "It works better than any drug." The Dervishes can be found 4-Holo Disk and 5-Hole ing Dervishes perform live is fa- Indeed, guitarist Dan Paola said miliar with the image of Dervishes "You could take a knife and stick lead singer Don Dazzo - tall, thin, me in the back while I was per- on the long dirty-blond hair in his face, forming and I wouldn't feel it." compilation This is Offensive. tight black pants and a sequined Next Tuesday Grinch will be Harley Davidson T-shirt, police- available, a re-release of their We're proud to keep man's cap, club and flashlight you could take a fofe former Wish it Would Snow, in twirling in his hands as the band which the sextet actually doesn't you connected with and stick me in the back wish it would snow, but rather has cranks out their infamous song your community. "Cop." Is this normal? while I was performing the winter blues. Grinch naturally Off-stage, five out of six Der- has their well-known version of vishes met in a tiny dive of a bar and I wouldn't feeliV "You're a Mean One Mr, Grinch." to be interviewed by Weekend - Dan Paola Both albums are released by Con- Plus, Talk about their fans some- tinuum Records in Cranford. how moved to gossip nbout Bob Whirling Dfrvfehes The band is made up of Don Grant and then quickly into a de- Dazzo, Bob Ardrey, Dan Paoia, Bill bate on the definition of "scum- Spending hours upon hours Siegel-bassist Jer^ Herr»and bag." Regular guys? Why, sure. writing music, practicing music, dimmer John Bryan. Bryan is Four out of the six musicians performing music, recording music currently king replaced by Steve grew up together in Westlicld, is simply what they must do. Brown-The band members said if pulling the other two into their "It's a relentless race to enter- thev had to be anothcr musician, world in their college years. tain and be entertained," Don said. thev would bc. respectively: Ma- CURRENT They were all performing in dif- "HopeMy because our music is donna< Fl'ank ZaPPa> Bill Siegcl, ferent bands when Don Dazzo artistic, you arc going to have an Tori Amos, and Petula Clark. Just WITH THE thought it would be fun if they effect, It is that rapture that we're a buncn of regular guys. performed together. So in Don's all seeking.'1 By the way, Whirling Dervishes "regular" way, ho bonked a gig for That rapture and bliss has had is ll dancing cult that finds God them, then got them together, an effect on their audiences. They through whirling around in ec- Weekend Plus then they practiced. That was have brought so many people to- stasy. nearly a decade ago, gcthcr and broke so many people Now their relationship is "just up. One couple had their first date The Whirling Dervishes play a like every marriage," according to at a Dervishes gig, and a year later "Westfield Reunion Party" at the keyboardist Bill Siegcl. "We could got engaged at a Dervishes gig, Clubhouse, 116 Watchung Avenue For More Information Call never break up at this point. I'm Don mock-married them aftei in Plainlield 10:30 p.m. Thanks- afraid of what life would bo like- the show, and the band played at night. Free admission be- 908/722-3000 without the band." their real wedding ("And we don't fore 10 p.m. $5 after 10 p.m. Call 1 To Get In Touch With Your World This is because without the play weddings," Don added,) (908)769-9267. Berlioz U Conain Ovtmn Bokotn lyric for Flute and Otrkstn Weekend Pius, Nov. 16-18 torn Carmen Fantasy Fnnck Symphony in D mnor MHM INK 1* HHi| WN% U» Ml Hi Applying oneself to applications ML Nt* lft, ft* Ml Senior enrollments MtfttONYHAU, show new interests Tkfcrii: $1J-MJ, «i|yl«lHl*r n* BYCHRtSmHf-FlORES I, I! MR Weekend Phis youth write 1 Tlie time has arrived for the JOIII SOME CLUBS BIST! Class of '95. PORTRAITS It's time to seriously buckle down and focus on college applica- HOLIDAYS tions. BABIES • CHILDREN Probably around five or six FAMILIES • COUPLES months ago most of us began to send away for brochures regarding CHRISTMAS PUNS a handful of institutions. NOW AVAILABLE We were proud to be taking the initiative, to be getting a head start GLAMOUR • BOUDOIR in the game. Since then, the form SENSUOUS DESIGNER PORTRAITS letters and information packages Coll 1-800-794-0937 have come in and (more than like- 908-968-4060 ly) have sat collecting dust. One of these weekends will be the perfect opportunity to devote hours and hours entirely to sorting out this mess of papers. Mean- while, deadlines inch closer 260-262 North Avenue, Dunelten, NJ The application process really can't be put off much longer. Last Saturday morning was D- Day. SATs and achievement tests For my occasion were administered. For seniors, this set of tests was most likely a at Sufwrfmnjewfers* last hurrah. Select from A truly imprest h* Various test-taking attitudes i over were apparent as students congre- gated in the high school lobby i waiting for the proctors to arrive. There were those of us who came shrinks expeditiously after one re- and multi-talented. 1,000 LIADR0 Figurines armed with four No. 2 pencils (all anz(?s *ne oodles of time that a sin- For everyone, filling those and many other fine collectibles. perfectly sharpened to the same gle application consumes, blanks means resurrecting every length), a calculator, a backup cal< *n a" fairness, some applications committee ever served on, every Diamonds * Jewelry • G/fa • CWflfl • Figurines are snor anc *A Limited Edition LLADROGalkry culator," a Barren's workbook to ^ * sweet. Rutgers, for certificate over received, every squeeze in some last-minute cram- example, simply asks for lists - seminar ever attended. ming, and our Princeton Review lists of classes taken, lists of extra- Finally, there is the issue of rec- T-shirts. curricular activities, lists of awards, ommendations. Granted, some- Then there were some who prac- There aren't any essays or rcc- times it takes a little courage to GEM0L0GIST9* APPRAISERS ticed brinksmanship, deciding to ommendations to hassle over. Rut- ask for one, especially when you 7Vie Collector's Place bone up on vocabulary and algebra gers applications get mailed out hand your uncle u two-page cvalu- late Friday night. Tliey arrived at early. Then there are the oilier ation form that also requires an 126 E. Front St., Plainfield Mon.-Sat. 10-5 the test site in sweatsuits with type - those applications that are essay, 908-756-1774 I -800-272-1315 (NJ only) rings beneath the eyes and fraz- continued over five pages and ask But it's best to ask as soon us zled hair. for a novel, a life story, They ask possible, particularly teachers, The IT'S ALWAYS WORTH THE TRIP FROM ANYWHERE Of course there were the fatal- for not one, but multiple essays. request becomes much less rca- ists who made the best of the occa- The topics are set up to make sonable a week before the deadline sion and just went out to breakfast when they are swamped with before arriving. scores of these forms. In the short run, they were prob- 'But for many, the first Eventually that five-page ap-1 FLORAL ably the m(>st laid-back and least quarter of senior year is plication will be complete. What a likely to choke when the test was \' , , J sense of relief will come with seal- put in front of them. the time to join as many ing the envelope and dropping it into the mailbox! Well, almost a So the SAT/achievements hurdle ^..u. «c ^cc/^u a/vj Full Service Florist is behind us, but we're still not 0IUOS dS P0®10® m sense of relief. over that pile of blank application Suddenly beCOfYie Responses from the colleges - (Open 7 Diys-Dairy Delivery) forms. The first and most neces- ^-^^...x. «-;-J-J ^J either thick envelopes or thin ones sary step is, of course, deciding, COMMUnity-minded and - will follow about a month and a • Fresh & Silk Flowers ftPtota not just to dust them off, but to fill half later. A word of encourage- ment: The Class of '94 got through •Conternporary.ExtjfciTnKtton^Desions them out - today. Once we've gotten that far, the it last year. you brag shamelessly: Describe • Gifts* Greeting Cards •BUoons rest comes more easily. The next step is to select a reasonable num- your gmtest achievement or Wliat Christina Hip-Florcs is a senior •Shifted Toys by Gund* ber of applications to complete. Sc- penonatify tmits moke you an ex- at Piscataway High School. She 1 Fancy Food and niors fixate on certain colleges for cdtent candidate for College X? has been a free-lance writer for all sorts of reasons. Alarmingly large blanks arc left Forbes Newspapers for the past Gourmet Fruit Baskets There are the sound academic for awards, clubs, and community two years, and participates in a • Perugina Chocolates and financial considerations as service, Those students who have plethora of resume-friendly extra- v._ _...* well as size and location. But then been thinking "resume, resume" curricular activities. And, having there are the real reasons: which for the last four years are in good already been on the receiving end WOODBRIDCE NEW BRUNSWICK MCTUCHCN GARWOOD college is the farthest from home, shape. of one of her recommendation re- 634-6668 541-5470 249-6565 INSfllATWNS which has the best freshman But for many, the first quarter of quests, we know she's taking her I i7 Main Stnet 233-8200 7M Roostvttt Avt 494-8233 300 South At*. dorms, basketball team, or shortest senior year is the time to join as ownfcdvice and not waiting until Gssay- ' many clubs as possible and sud- the last minute to apply to the The "colleges I'll apply to" list denly become community-minded .school of her choice. Nov. 16-18,1994 ABBEY ORCHESTRA Cathedra) of the Sacred Heart 8 p,m, Saturday, Nov. 19 69 Ridge St., Newark St. Mary's Abbey, DeHwiton (201) 484*4600 School, Morristown •Music of Ralph Vaughan Williams, performed (201) 538-3231 tn memory of those who have died during •The Serenade by Dvorak; Beethoven's Sym- 1994, Admission $10. phony No, 7 in A major. Free admission. INMtAISEOFWOMEN THE BAND OF FIVE 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20 IN THE CAVE OF TESTING Dames & Noble 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 19 Route 22, Springfield Westminster Choir College (908) 757-6655 The Playhouse, Princeton •Music composed by Medieval-era women and (609)921-2663 performed by Ars Musica Antiqua. Frw ad- •World premiere oi on operetta by Laurie Alt- mission, man and Katherinn Kearney Maynard. sung by JOE JACKSON the American Boydioif. Adults $10, senior citi- 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 25 zens and students $8. Count Basie Theatre BROOKLYN SWING ENSEMBLE 99MonmouthSt.,RedBanl< 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 19 (908) 842-9000 Ogden Memorial Church •British singer who began in new wave (c. Route 124, Chatham 1979) and now has gone big-band, Admission (201) 267-2788, 288-9729 $22,50, •Quartet performs in a contra danco callad by JUKEBOX SATURDAY NIGHT Don Flaherty, Admission $6; sneakers re- 8 p,m. Saturday, Nov. 19 quired. Somerset County Vo-Tech CONCORD SINGERS Vogt Dr., Bndgewater 7:30 p.m, Sunday, Nov. 20 (908! 231-0839 St. Johns Lutlieraii Church •Three barbershop-harmony groups (Variety 587 Spnnfjfielcl Aviv. Summit P;ik, Calliope, VIM!) on one Dill. Adults $10, 1201)635-8676 spmor citizens and students S7. •Oratorios and miidii&ii'i Mini1, in a winter con- EU.EN LANQ/THOMAS cert. Donation. FARACCO/KEVIN DEAS HELIX! A p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20 - Westminster Choif College Nicholas Music Center . Bristol Chapel, Princeton George St., New Biunswick' . '(609) 921-2663 !908] 932-7511 •Soprano, tenor, and baritone perform in a •"New music" ensemble performs Pienot U>-~ joint recital, Adults $10, senior citizens and Mite, Drci Jflaweistocke, nnd other works by students $8. Arnold Schoenberg. Free fidinis'ston. THE LOST RAMBLERS HIGHLAND PARK 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 19 COMMUNITY CHORUS Echo Hill Park A p.m. Sunday, Niw. 20 Route 31, CHnton Bartle School, South (908) 479-1555 The Castle Court Musicians present "In Praise of Women", a free helping of baroque music at Fifth Ave., Highland Pnrk •Pennsylvania bluegrass group performs in a (908) 249-7349 coffeehouse setting. Admission $6, discounts Barnes & Noble Bookstore, Springfield Sunday. See In Concert, •Music of Thanksgiving and Honukkah, sung available, by the community chorus and si* other area JEROME LOWENTHAL Haydn's Violin Concerto No. 1 in C major; JOSE RAMOS-SANTANA chorales. Adults $5, students S3. 8:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 18 Mozart's Symphony No. 29 in A major. Ad- 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 27 TEDHOYLE/ Union Congregational Church mission $30$10, discounts available. Westminster Choir College MARTHA MARCHENA 176 Cooper Ave, NJ. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Bristol Chapel, Princeton What To Do 8p,m. Monday, Nov. 21 Upper Montclair 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 18 (609)921-2663 (201) 746-6068 Send all information to: Wilkins Theatre, Ke;m CnlluRe State Theatre, New Brunswick •Pianist performs in a solo recital. Adults $10, Route 82, Union •Pianist performs works by Simon Sargon, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 19 senior citizens and students $8, Wwt To Do, Weekend Plus Frank Oanzi, Robert Russell, and Brahms w/ (908) 527-2337 Crescent Temple, Trenton JOSHUA REDMAN P.O, Box 699 Lila Deis, soprano. Related lecture nt 7:30 •College faculty menihers perform a joint re- 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 18 p.m. Adults $18, students $6. 44 Veterans Memorial cilat. Free admission. Symphony Hali, Newark McCarter Theatre MASTERS OF THE IN MEMORIAM (800) ALLEGRO 91 University PI., Princeton Drive East A p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20 FOLKVIOUN •New Jersey premiere of William Bolcom's (609) 683-8000 8 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20 Somorville Lyric tor Flute and Orchestra; also works by •Jazz saxophonist performs with his quartet. State Theatre, 19 Livingston Ave,, New Brun- NJ 08876 Admission $25-$15. swick Berlioz, Borne, and Franck. Admission $45- $15, discounts available. PATRICK REGAN Our fax is (908) 526-2509, (908)246-7469 THE NEW PHILHARMONIC 7 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20 We want to know: •Michael Doucet (Louisiana), Kenny Baker OF NEW JERSEY Watchung Arts Center TCP 1€ CDS (America), Brendan Mulvihill (Ireland), and Na- 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 18 18 StirlingRd., Watchung talie MacMastcr (Nova Scotia). Admission Headquarters Plaza Hotel (9081753-0190 (p/hat S25-S13. Route 202, Morristown •Folk singer performs in a gallery setting, Ad- [xjWhcrc (Nttvana) MOSTLY MUSIC mission $8. 2. Sm»s/)Cme Offspring) 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 19 (201) 267-0206 THE RUSSIANS ARE HERE Temple Emanu-tl, Westdeld •Chamber music quartet performs works by 3.8# Ones (Aerosmlth) 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 19 [xjHow much 8 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20 Haydn, Beethoven, and Dvorak, Admission 4. Oookie (Green Day) Fairlcifih Dickinson University Prospect Presbyterian $12 m advance, $15 at the door. [x]Phonc number Lonfcll Hall, Madison S.FteWs of Gold (Sting) Church, Mtiplewood JUNKA OTA/ENA BRONSTEIN (xJSocial security number (201) 762-8486 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20 (201) 593-8620 8. It (Boyz II Men) •Anas, ensembles sung by Svetlana Furdui, Just kidding about the so- •Chamber music quintet performs works by Taplm Auditonum, Mikhail Ko!inov5ky, Irina Mozyleva, and losil 7. He//Freezes (Ver J.C. Bach, Miirtmu, and Faure. Admission Princeton University cial security number. But Snalamayev. Admission $22, discounts, (The Eagles) 520, discounts available. (609) 258-5000 don't forget to tell us if this RUTGERS UNIVERSITY NEW JERSEY SYMPHONY •Violinist (former) and pianist (latter) perform 8. the Icon 1$ Love WIND ENSEMBLE gig's free, CHAMBER ORCHESTRA works by Beethoven, Bartok, and Debussy. B p.m. Friday, Nov. 18 (Barry White) 8:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 25 Free admission. Do ns wo ssiy and we'll all Nicholas Music Center 9. No Quarter Hichacdson Auditorium. PRINCETON UNIVERSITY get along just fine. Forget n George St., New Brunswick {Jimmy Page/Robert Plant) Princeton University CHAMBER ORCHESTRA single item and wo send in 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 26 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov, 19 (908)9327511 ID. Pulp fiction soundtrack SiaiD Ilittilio, New Brunswick Taplm Auditorium •New Jersov premiere oj JJ15 Lord of Hie John Vfoyno or Randolph -Sales figures courtesy (800) ALLEGRO (GC9) 258-5000 ' Rfngs, adapted by Johan tie Meij from Tolkien; Scott. • Performing woi ks by Haydn, Ives, Bart oh, and also works by J.5. Doch, loscpli Wilccu Jen- of Alwilk Records • Handel's Concerto Grosso No. JO in D minor; 1 Ilitchr, Concerto lor Uvo Violins in D nunoi: Copland. Free admission. kins, and Darius M'lhmici. frt" n r Weekend Plus, Nov. 16-18 Ft* •»•••••• tttMff •*••!•• •••• Dance party, Fridays and Saturdays. •Grand Central, Nov. 25, 8p.m Saturday, Nw, 26 Caribbean night, Sundays. •99 Years, Nov. 26. m Church of RtNgoutSctonci CUMHOUKTAVMN J0HN4KT£ft'S 331 Mount KemMe Aw. flCKJte 33, Ho«ll 96 South Main St, Mprrlstown (908) 938-6588 New Hope, Pa. (201)539-3114 •Rich Oulya Band, Nov, 28. (215) 862-5981 •Foth sinter (the) md aiectronk keyboard COCKTAHt Fret admission for afternoon shows. player (he), Admission $10 in advance, 51 Main St., South River Open mike,'Mondays. $12.50 at the door. (908)257-8325 Liberty Blues Jam, Tueidays, SffMSVRA •The Party pods, Nov. 18. ^ , 8p.m, Saturday, Nov. 19 •John Cafferty & The Beay«r Brown Band; Nov. •Cross Cut &aW, afternoon Nov. 19. Count Basle Theatre •Me. Uimo Jorge, evening Nov. 19. 19 ;; "" '•" ',• ' " •". 99MonmouthSt.,RedBinh CORNERITONf ' . ' • ' »The RazortwcKi, afternoon Nov. 20, ' (9061842-9000 . . »Somcthir\g Different, evening Nov. 20. •Jac fusion group best known for Its 1979 (908)549-5306 . , ; ' . ,«Ral)COus Brothers, Nov; 23, pop-chart hit "Morning Dance," Admission : CALL 1-800-331-6756 Traditional jazz. . . ." ; •' •Huffamoose1W-24. . $25. •Kenny Davtim Quartet WHaward AWcn, Nov. •Paul Plunieri, Nov. 25! . ; . * ' ST0KO[,P0UNSW*PCANC l ; . •*!ritrtnv4Larsen, aftertieontioy, 26, 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 26 18,19 - ' -.: •', •••••• •.. •Dena OeRosa Trio, Npv.'23.'- .';' • 'tFlnmin" Hafry, evenir\g'Nov,'26, • ;.'" ' The Clarion Hotel & Conference Center Madison Community House 2055 Lincoln Highway (Rt. 27), Edison, NJ 08817 25 CooKAve., Madison (908)271-0459 •Bluegrass trio performs in a contra dance w/ donna Hunt, caller. Admission $7; bring clean dance shoes, SWINOiN1 THE SCORES 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20 Watchung Arts Center 18 Stirling Rd., Watchung (908)753.0190 •Jazz music from Broadway shows, sung by The Westfield Symphony Carrie Smith with sax and piano accompani- ment Admission tlO. Brad Keimach, Music Director WCtTFIELO SYMPHONY ORCHMTRA 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 19 ' . Presbyterian Church . 1 $94-95 Season of Favorites 140 Mountain Ave,, Westfield (908)232-9400 •Sc/teherwade by Rimsky-Kcrsakov; Act II of Photo; Sieve J.Sherrm [fie Nt/tcracfeer by Tchaikovsky. Admission $21, discounts available. Thrilling Russian Classics November 19,8 p.m. 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, fUnuky-Korsftfcov Scftt/wwadt Nov. 23, Prlncetorj . University Chapet Tchaikovsky The Nutencktr (Act //) (609)258-3654 •Organist performs works by Anna Bon dl Ven- The Presbyterian Church in Westfield e»a. Cecile Chaminade, Florence B, Price, and Amy Beach. Free admission. East Broad and Mountain Aves. Call (908) 232-M00 for ticket! todiyl 8.F,PACKHSPUa Route 1, isetln NW JERSEY Funding has been mde possible in put 1908)634-3670 COUNCIL ty the New Jersey State Councilor the •Worid Within, Nov. 25. BERNARDS INN ONTHE Ms/Departmenfo/Stafe. 27 Mine Brook Rd, «T8 ' " ••.•.• - • Sermrdsville (908) 7660002 Michelle Click (vocals) w/Jim long (piano), Fri- w from the release of his lecond CO, Bad !«'•» Pavld days. BOURBON STREET CAfE "rhymes With diner" kieiner plays th« Mine Street Coffehouse Old Bay Restaurant witbUz Pagan Saturday. See Club M/x. 61 Church St., New Brunswick [908)246-3111 •Blues Jumpers, Nov, 18. •Dan Barret Quartet, Nov. 25. ' •Crescent City Maulers, afternoon Noy, 27, •Billy Hector & The Fairlanea, Nov, 19. . «Niqk Sossone Quartet (w/Lou Carter ond •SomethingDifferent, evening Nov, 27, Sonny Igoe], Nov, 26. GIVE THE GIFT OF NMVRE THIS HOLIDAY SEASON! •TheVooDudes, Nov, 23. THE LEMON TREE ••; •Sonny Rhodes, Nov. 25. CRYAN'S 660 Middlesex Ave,. Metuchen 350 New Brunswick Ave. • . ' •The Weepers, Nov. 26, Fords . Bom-ODROME (908) 549-2040 (908) 738-7722 89 Jersey Ave., New Brunswick •The Good Rats, Nov, 25. 1908)545-0063 THEEDOE •Rich Guiya Band, Nov, 19, •In Blu, Nov. 19. The Clubhouse MAXWELL'S CAPPUCINO&VINO ' 112 Watchung Ave., Plainfietd 1039 Washington St. 34 Division St., Somerville (908) 769-9267 HoboKon •SwingirV Johnsons, Nov. 18, • ;,, W!W Bird Couijtryr (908)526-3222 (201) 798-4054 •Soul Ermines, No/. 19. " /•, ' • •Johnny Charles, Nov, 19. • ,«V.,G., Walt Mink, Catherine, Nov, 18, • "Your complete backyard birdfeedinj source" CATCH A RISING STAR •Whirling Dervishes. Nov. 24. .,' '" 'Low, Karl Henclrichs Tno. Thomas Hindsight, .Governor Morris Hotel ; ... •RichMeyer,Nov,25, • . ;." '• HAS THE GIFTS NATURE LOVtfe WANT "Nov. 19. :. •,'••;• •' ". pp5y; •BumsJn ^he Part, Nov. 26. •..' ':', I Feeders Poles & Brackets (201) 539-7677,'; FREDDYS ' • . > , . / •G. Love & Special Saucs, Nov. 23. ' ' ' Headline comedy every nlgfit except Monday. • 1 Mill'St.", 0efnard5vlile •'.'/••; .. •Freccly Johnston, Nov. 25,26, Houses Squirrel Baffles. (908).766-65/5 : ".'• •'-.':'\.,' Ml-* •Rocky LaPorte, to Nov. 20. •The Parasites. Nov, 27. ' : Seed WtXKlstock Windchimcs CHIT-CHAT'S •Greet),NoV. i&. • •; . ,. '... _ • ' ' MINE STREET COFFEEHOUSE •Herd of Blues, Nov. 19, • ' Baths Banner Flags 3 South Bergen Si. ,• Dover First Reformed Church • • (201) 36G-9420 •99 Years,-Nov.. 23. 9 Sayiirti'Si,'New Brunswick ' • Books T Shirls •The Soft Parade, Hoi 26, • •Rochet Squad, Nov. 25. . (908),6&I-D57O... : *ff Gift Certificates Nature Gifts CLUB GENE •EB3, Nov. 26. Route 35, Sayreville HOLIDAY INN 'Dave Kleinor, Nov. 19, . ' Wild Bird Country • $2.00 OFF on your Wild Bird (9081 727-3000 Raiilaa Center, Edispn ' • •Open stage, Nov. 2G, •Pichiirrl tllmtt. Nov. 18, 1908)225-8300 • .. MINSTREL COFFEEHOUSE 10 Amboy Ave. ! ttniniry purchase of $20.00 or more. •[hoMachine, Nov. 19, • •The Dfjfters, The Marvelettes, Nov." 18. M Environmontiil Education Center, 19OLord •Physiml Graffiti, Nov. 23, JACK O'CONNOR'S ' ' Metuchen ' ' *^ ^^^^'<«^'^^ Stirling M, l2i>jntkswiisliifHi, 1) • •John (Dr. Difty) V 0RW1AN ANNIE'S 1255 Valley Rd, Stirling PHONE (201) 642-5780 (908)647-0138 Open jam, Sundays. CHUHINAL UV DIVORCE IMMIGRATION •Enough Said. Nov. 18. ASSAULT SEPARATION AGREEMENTS PERMANENT RRSIDKNCK •Greed, Nov. 19, •Cruzln'foraBluzirV,Nw.23. DRUGS DIVORCE WORK PER MIT APPLICATION •Open acousticttage.Nov, 24, ' WEAPONS ALIMONY VISA PROBLEMS •Suddup r Drive, Nov. 25. DW1 CHILD SUPPORT DEPORTATION PROBLEMS •The Wise Men, Nov. 26, PHEASANTS'LANMNQ Amwell'Rd, Belle Mead (908)3594700 BBA80MBLE •Wiseman, Nov. 18. •Silvertorws, Nov. 19. •First Avenue, Nov. 23. 25. IV APPOINTMENT •Johnny Charles, Nov. 26, POPS COMEDY SHOP Clarion Hotel 2055 Route 27, Edison (800)3316756 Pre Holiday Sale Live comedy Saturdays. •Chris Rock, Nov. 19, RASCALS COMI0Y CLUB The Largest Selection of Ladies 425 Pieaunt Valley Way West Orange Outerwear at Unbeatable Prices (800) 313-5233 Comedy club. •Bobby Slayton, Nov. 18. "Microfiber Raincoats & Fall Lined Jackets $30-$92 •Geop Wallace, Nov. 19, As seen in Better Dept. Stores at $75*1250 •JacWe (The Jokeman) Martltng, Nov. 23, •Taylor Mason, Nov. 25-27. RUSTY NAIL Large Selections of Zip-out Raincoats, Route 46, Parsippany (201) 263-3208 Shorts & Long Woe Coats '40 •The Good Rats, Nov. 26. STONE PONY ( •MOW WhodMle Cent, Compare al $160 913 Ocean Ave., Asbwvftn h All Sales Cash Only (908)775-5700 •Dada, Nov. 19. •"Friends of Nicole" benefit, Nov. 20, •God Street Wine, Nov. 2'i. •Maximum Penally, Nov. 27, MISTY VALLEY U.S. 1 FLEA MARKET ,-' LADIES OUTERWEAR OUTLET Route 1, Now Brunswick 1 1531 So. Washington Avenue, Piscataway •Bill Turner & Blue Smoke. Nov. 20, WOOD6RIDGE HILTON 120 South Wood Ave,, hefin Closed Thanksgiving Day (908) 494-6200 •Sensational Soul Cruiseo, Nov. 23. JockSoto, Principal Dancer of the New York City Ballet, per- HOURS: MONDAY SATURDAY 10AM 4 PM form! "Stars and Stripes". See Dance. (908)246-4186 7:30 p.m. Tuesday •Chorus from Highland Park and nearby towns Neshanic Reformed Church that performs in local concerts. New voices Amwell Rd., Neshanic EXPRESSIONS welcome, especially tenors and busses. (908) 281-8509 DANCE COMPANY HOUNDS FOR HARMONY ' 'Community ensemble (100 members) that 8 p.m, Nov. 18,19 7:45 p.m. Monday performs with local orchestras, No audition Richardson Auditorium. PeopleCare Center, 120 Finderne Ave,, Bridge- necessary. Princeton University water PURITAN VALLEY (609) 258-5O00 (908) 647-2180,525-0872 SYMPHONIC IAND •"Diverse works in ballet, modern, and jazz •All-male ensemble singing barbershop style. dance." Adults $5, students $4, MASTfRWORK CHORUS 7:30 p.m. Wednesday NEW YORK CITY BALLET 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Hillsborough High School 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 19 College of St. Elizabeth Raider Blvd., Belle Mead State Theatre, 19 Livingston Ave., New Brun- Convent Station (908) 359-7485 swick (906) 464-3OJ2 »75-piece orchestra that performs standard (908) 246-7469 = nsemtole (120 voices) with December per- worts, jazz, and*pops. New members wel- •Principal dancers from the Manhattan com- formances of Messiah. come; call for performance requirements. pany, Admission S40-S16, Related lecture at MID-JERSEY RARITAN VALLEY 7 p.m., admission $6. HARMONY CHORUS YOUTH CH0RAU 7:30 p.m. Wednesday 4;30 p,m, Tuesday Reformed Ctiurch, Main Neshanic Reformed Church St., South Bound Brook Amwell Rd,, Neshanic (908) 725-6178 (908)281-8509 •All-woman ensemble singing barbershop •Ensemble for young singers in Grades 4-9. CREATIVE THEATRE style, Free vocal lessons available. NOW OPEN Auditions by appointment. , 102 Witherspoon St. MIUSTONE VALLEY CHORUS SAENQERCHOR at 701 Lincoln Blvd.' Middlesex, NJ Princeton 7:45 p.m, Monday (609) 924-3489 Merrill Lynch employee 8 p.m, Monday •For winter 1995 touniiijnioduclion of Free cafeteria, PlainsbOfO Saenger Halle, 220 Somerset c/om's Journey, Auditions in Noveml»r by ap- (908) 247-3120 St., North Plalnfield invite you to join us and experience the fi pointment only: submit resume. •All-woman ensemble singing barbershop (908) 276-8572 stylo, •Mixed chorus of 40 voices. All voices wel- European Cuisine specializing in: PHILOMUSICA comed. CHAMBER CHOIR SOMERSET VALLEY CHORUS * Seafood 7:30 p.m. Monday 7:15 p.m. Tuesday 1 M M Unitarian Society, 176 Ttces Lane, East Brun- PeopleCare Center, 120 Finderne Ave,, Bridie- Grade A steak CONCORD SINGERS swick water 7:30 p.m. Monday (908) 486-2847,972-8070 (908) 534-9748 *WW burning f>iaa wen St. John's Luttiiran Church •Open rehearsal of chamber music ensemble, •All-woman ensemble singing barbershop 587 Springfield Ave,, Summit PRINCETON GARDEN style. •Chicks Lamb and odm STATESMEN CHORUS • (201) 635-8676 SOMERSET VALLEY ORCHCITRA •Choral sjoup whose specialty is oratorios and 8 p.m. Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Thursday madilgals, United Methodist Church • ftuta 6f Italian Sf>ecialti«5 Hilisborouin Middle School HIGNLANOPAJW Nassau St., Princeton COMMUNITY CHORUS (609) 443-3641 Triantfe Rfl, HIHsborough 7:30 p.m. Thursday •All-male ensemble singing barbershop har- (908) 722-0122 Reformed Church, 21 South mony. •Community orchestra with players from the Second Ave., Highland Pnrk RAMAN VALLEY CHORUS area. 9084024333 MHHMIIMItlMHHIIUIIIMtMIMHM I,•••«•*••••••••• !*•• Admission $ 16-S12, discounts available. NOW PLAYING OFMffOAOSTREET THEATRE IROADMEA0 THEATRE 5 South Greenwood Ave. 171 Broadmead St., Princaton Hopewell (609) 683-8000 (609)466-2766 •The Music Mm, Meredith Willson's musical •flodgers end Han: A Celebration of their mu- on the good people of River City' (now done by sicals. To Nov. 19. Admission $19 Saturday, the Princeton Triangle Ckibi. To Nov, 20. Act- 517.50 Friday and Sunday. mission $10. 01OWICK COMMUNITY IRUNDAGE PARK PLAYHOUSE, PLAYERS Carrell Rd,, Randolph Lower Valley Presbyterian (201)989-7092 Church. Route 513. Califon •Cai on a Hot Tm Root, ttie Tennessee Wil- (908) 832-9544 liams perennial. To Nov. 19. Admission S12. •Man of id Mancha, the musical story of Don BUCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE Quixote. To Nov, 20, Admission $10, dis- 70 South Mam St. counts available. New Hope, Pa. PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE (2151862-2041 Brookside Dr., Millbum •T/te Will Rogers fti/z/es. musical recalling tne (201) 376-4343 pre*WWH humorist. To Dec, 4. Admission S20- •0/iver.' revival of the musical on which the $17, discounts available. j Academy Award-winning film was based. To CIRCLE PUYERS t Dec. 11. Admission S44-S29, discounts avail- 416 Victoria Ave.. Piscataway able. (908)968-7555 PEOASUS PRODUCTION CO. 'Round and Round (he Garten, Alan Ayck- Christian Brothers Academy bourn's comedy from the U.K. To Nov. 26. Route 520, Uncroft Admission (10 Friday and Saturday, $8 Sun- (908) 758-1118 day; discounts available. •Oracu/a. stage version of the vampire story. COUNTY COOIOt OF MORRIS To Nov. 19. Admission $9, discounts avail- Route 10, Randolph able. (201)328-5225 THEPUILATHAUANS PHOTO BY: STEVE GOODMAN •Hamtet, the Shakespeare tragedy. To Nov. Carriage House . 19,AdmiutonSa 129 Watson Rd.,Fanwood EMIONVAUIVnAYHOUSE SN • imnteal adaptation of NtM Simon'sffw Goodty t Girt at the Villagers Theatre. S Stofa (908) 322-8686 2196 Oak TwRd., Edison Monday through Friday from 10 a,m.-6 p.m., (908)755-4654 •Tne Diarj oftow Frank and rw family hiding •Mr.R«*yC**iMHt^*Wt)o«lowt 2mdlp.ffl.Nw.2_ 2 Saturday from 10 a,m,-5 p,m. Also open by •ffn A Rvbtm, C, Thomas Fitzgerald's comedy in the Nail-occupied Netheiiwtfft, To Nov. 19, •boutiackitltoblrmNw.2e-DK.lB.Ad- KMnCoM* inside a car dealer. Nov. 18-0ec, 10. Ad* Adults $7, senior citizens $6. RouM 82, Union appointment. Closed Nov. 24. togaiaj ditcounti awatabtt. *** 82. Un mission $10. piAYHounaa (908) 527*2337 *Recent paintings by Robert Moylan, to Dec, FMNHUNTHIATW 210 Dunlwrii Corner Rd. •Evolution tntf «(UnctJon, raiSK) by a staffer 20. ENSEWU East Brunswick Main St., Chttter from the American Museum of Natural History. BEKNM08VIUI Sampson G. Smith School (906) 254-3939 (908)879-4946 Free admission for 2 p.m. (Hutchlnson Hall); FLJMJC UIRARY •Guttt in the House, or "family valuer turned *H$ml tnd Gnlef, musical version of the admission S3 for 6 p.m. (Wilkin..«..,_s. Theatre)T^.^ , 2 Mom'stowMomstown Rd.,, Bernardsville 1849 AmwNRd.. Somerset (908) 766-0118 (908)3564497 sideways. Nov. 18-20, Dec. 2-11 Admltilon Engelbert Humperdinck story. Nov. 26-Dec, JAMES 0AIWAY 18 $13, discounts available. 18. Admission $10, discounts available. Open during library hours. •Into the Worts, Stephen Sondtoim's excur- Raritan Center, Edison 11 a.m. Friday, Nov. 18 •Hooked rugs by Lorraine Williams, through HUNTWOONHtUI sion Into the world of the Brothers Grimm, To 1609) 443-5598 Nicholas Music Center Nov. 30. NAVM0UK George St., New Brunswick . Nov, 20. Adults $9, senior citizens and stu- •Murder-mystery dinner theater. 7:30 p.m. •Paintings by John Williams, to Nov. 30. Route 173, Hampton (908)932-7511 dents $6 Nov. 19,25. Admission 139,95. BLACKWELL STREET •Flutist and PBS star conducts a master class. WORM STREET PLAYHOUSE RtK* UNIVERSITY (800) 447-7313 CENTER FOR THE ARTS Free admission. 9 Livingston Ave. Route 206. Lawrenceville •Retrieving (fie Limb, holiday comedy by Judy 32-34 West Blackwell St. SHLOMOGAZIT New Brunswick (609) 896-5303 Simpson Cook, Nov, 26-Jan, 8,1995. Group Dover (908)246-7717 •Cabaret, musical about Berlin on the eve of rates available; call for prices, 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 20 (201) 328-9628 Hitler's rise to power. To Nov. 20, Admission Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple •Relativity, world premiere of o comedy by PLAYHOUSE 22 Thursday through Sunday from noon-4 p.m. Mark Stein. To Nov. 20. Admission $30-522, S8. 210 Dunhams Corner Rd. 222 Livingston Ave. SOMERSET VALLEY PLAYERS Closed Nov, 21 discounts available. East Brunswick New Brunswick Route 514, Neshanic •"Places" by Wanda Blake and Dave Gruol, to HEXAGON PLAYERS (908)545-6484 Nov. 27, (908) 369-7469 (908) 254-3939 Grace Lutheran Church *Empty Closers, staged reading of a new play •Peace in the Middle East, explored by a CORVELL GALLERY •Lost in Yonkers, Neil Simon's tale of life in 65 EastMainSt., Mendham by Dean Benjamin. 8:30 p.m. Nov. 25,26. former directory of intelligence in the Israel AT THE PORKVARD the New York suburb. To Dec. 4, Admission (908) 879-4876 Admission $7,50. army, Admission $20. 8 Coryell St., Lambertvilie S12 Saturday, $10 Friday, $18-for-two Sun- •Never Too Lare, comedy by Arthur Sumner KISS ME DEADLY IA1AHM-SHAKHS (609) 397-0804 day, Long. 8 p.m, Nov, 18,19. Adults $10. senior (Am«(lc«,19SS) 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 22 Wednesday through Sunday from 11 a,m,-5 TECHNIQUES THEATRE cituens and students S7, 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 18 Livingston Student Center p.m. Also open by appointment. Closed Nov. Middlesex County Vo-Tech HOLIDAY INN Milledoler Hall, Rutgers Livingston College, Piscataway 24, School, 112 Rues Lane University, New Brunswick (908) 445-4122 •Works by Ramilph Bye and Katharine Steeie 195 Oavidson Ave., Somerset East Brunswick (908) 932-8482 •Rutgers University professor gives "Lessons Ranninger, Nov. 20-Jan. 2,1995. Reception (609) 443-5598 (908) 521-3156 •A Mike Hammer mysteiy directed by Robert from Other Lands on the Future of the World's from 3-6 p.m, Nov, 20, •Murder-myslery dinner iheater. 7:30 p.m. *Cii\dmlla, the famous fairy tale with music Cities," Free admission. Aldfich. Admission $4. EVERHART GALLERY Nov, 18,26, Admission 539,95, supplied by Rodgers and Hammersteln. Nov. TED SLAMPYAK/JIM 117 South Maple Ave, HUNTERDON HILLS 18-0ec. 10. Admission $10 evenings, $8 af- VANCE/BOB McCLWUD Basking Ridge PLAYHOUSE ternoons; discounts available, Noon Saturday, Nov. 19 (908) 221-9007 Route 113, Hampton UNION COUNTY ARTS CENTER Steve's Comic Relief! Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a,m,-6 (800) 447-7313 1601 Irving St., Rahway 1655 OaKTree Rd., Edison THE ART MUSEUM p.m, Also open by appointment, Closed Hot. •Sertrf Me No Flowers, comedy by Norman (908) 494-2343 1908) 499-8226 Princeton UnlwriKy 24. Barash and Carroll Moore. To Nov. 21. Group 'The WIN Rofcn Follies, New Jersey premiere •Comic book authors sign the first Issue of Mr. (609) 258-3788 •Works by Carol Duerwald and Lorraine Man- rates available; cail for prices. of the musical recalling the pre-WWII humorist. Hero, the Pneumatic Man. Free admission. Gallery talks at 12:30 p,tn, Friday and 3 p.m, ger, to Nov. 30, JAMESON PROJECT To Nov. 19, Admission $18-512.50, group JOHN A. WILLIAMS Jones Ave. .New Brunswick Sunday, fm admission, •Christmas collection, Nov. 18-Jan. 3,1995, rates available. •Greek sculpture in the museum, Nov. 18 7:30 p.m, Monday, Nov, 21 (908) 932-7511 VILLAGERS THEATRE FIRST UNITARIAN SOCIETY (Michael Padgett), 20 (BrunildeRldgway). Crossroads Theatre, 7 Livingston Ave,, New •Different one-act plays, to Nov. 20, Adults 475 DeMott Lane, Somerset Brunswick 724 Park Ave., Plainficld $6, senior citizens and students $5. (908) 873-2710 EAVAN BOUND (908) 932-7143 (908) 756-0750 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov, 22 JASPER'S •Tfie Goodbye Girl, Nei! Simon vehicle adapted •"Black Warriors in World War II," revisiteB by . Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.nv3 p.m. Seton Hall University Route 206, Hillsborough from his film, To Dec. 11. Admission $17 a retired Rutgers University professor, Free ad- } Open weekends by appointment, Walsh Library, SCJBI Orange (908) 526-5584 Saturday, $15 Friday and Sunday; discounts mission. 1 •"Art in Ancient Africa" by David Price, Nov. ' 20-Dec. 11. Reception from 1:30-3 p.m. Nov, *Till Death Do Us Part, murder mystery in a available. (201) 761-9098 27, dinner-theater setting. 7:30 p.m, No*. 18,19. •Irish poet brings up how the woman writer is WESTFIELD HIGH SCHOOL FRIENDSHIP LIBRARY Admission $39.50. 550 Dorian Rd.. Westfield treated In her native land. Admission $5. CHILDREN'S BOOK WEEK Falri»l WEDNESDAY IS i** ' FRSUJNCHEW I ' WIH THE FO-FUM MONEY BELOW! SOT FO-FUM Wth ftichase Of toy Beverage' Free Uroh Item Changes VfeetJy ^so Good Fof One Md's WJM WE/V. HAVE SOME FUN AND . AFREE LUNCH AT... ROUTE 22 WEST GREEN BROOK. NJ 424-2300 Starting November 30,1994 **& r^/"™s ^ ^ ^ MIMI*ltMMt«f*»»MMM«M**M«tt«Mt»«MMMMMIM*t*MMMtMM«MMMMMMMJ««MM««ltMI 1 •Paintings from New Jersey collections, to Jan. 8,1995. Gallery talk (free admission) at 3 p.m, Nov. 20. NJ.DfWONERC*AFTSMEN 65 Church St., New Bruntwtck (908)246-4066 Monday through Saturday from noon-6 p,m, JAMUHOW! GALLERY Free admission. Closed Nov. 24. Itean Colofa •"Art Open" juried show, to Nov. 22. •"Cnlt Expectations '94" show and sale, to Route 82, Union MIDOLIUX COUNTY COLLEGE Dec. 31. (908) 527-2347 wONVpP COTWf HkWWy RABBET QAUiRY Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m.-2 Route 514, Edison 120 GCKK0»S Rd. pm and 5*7 p.m.: Friday from 10 a.m.-noon. (909) 906-2566 New Brunswick Doted Nov. 24,25. Also open by ap- Monday through Friday from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (908)828-5150 pointment. Closed Nov. 24,25, Free admission, Monday through Friday from 9 a.m.-5 pm •Works by David W, Jones, to Nov. 29. •Drawings and oil paintings by Arthur Closed Nov. 24. Also open by appointment. HUN1ER0ON COUNTY LIBRARY Coppedge, to Nov. 30. •"Reconfigured Images" by Serena Bocchino, MUNICIPAL GAOERY Route 12, Remington to Dec. 16. a (905) 788-1444 455 Hoes Lane, Piscataway RAIHTAN VALLEY Open during library hours. (908) 562-2301 COMMUNITY COLLEQE •Aciylic paintings by Rolf St. Agnes, to Nov. Open to the public Monday through Friday Student Center •30. from 8:30 a.m.-4;30 p.m. Closed Nov, 24, Route 28, North Branch •"The Songbird Connection," lo Dec. 17, 25, (906)218-8671 JOHNSON* JOHNSON • •Photographs by Richard David Cannes, to Tuesday through Thursday from noon-3 p.m. Nov. 30. Hiaayiarten Gallery Also open by appointment. dosed Nov. 24. GeorgB St., New Brunswick NABISCO 8ALLERY •Faculty exhibit, to Dec. 1. (908) 524-3698 River Rd., East Hanover Open by appointment only (201) 503-3238 ART GALLERY • •Recent works by Dee Jenkins, to Dec. 5. Open to the public every day from noon-4 Route 206, Lwrencevllle WNffDY LIBRARY p,m, Free admission. 500 Hoes Lane, Piscataway •Isabel 0'Neil Foundation for the Art of the (609)896-5329 Friday through Sunday from 2-S p.m.; Monday (906) 4634633 Painted Finish, to Dec, 1 Above: the artlat at work, Linda Roaaln; And below: tht final product, Open durinf library tiours. NEW JIRSEY CENTER through Thursday from noon-2 p,m, and 6-8 •Books and photos featuring Richard Lederer, FOR VISUAL ARTS p,m. Closed Nov. 24, Free admission. Winter fftffactfOM, which can be aaan at her New Jersey Audubon to Nov. 30, 68 Elm St., Summit •Woiki by Robert^, to Dec. 17, exMbrtton. Set Scharman-Hoffman Sanctuaries under Museums. •Pastels and acrylics by Jean-Pierre Etchega- (908) 273-9121 EUZAaCTNANNESCTON ray, to Nov. 30, Monday through Thursday from noon-4 p.m. •Children's book characters, to Nov, 30. and 7-9:30 p.m., Friday from noon-4 p.m., St. Peter S M|n acnOOl UVWQSTON ART BUILDING Saturday and Sunday from 2-4 p.m. Closed 175 Somerset St, Uvtagiton Collage Nov. 24,25, Free admission for members. NewBrunAvkk Berrue Circle, Piscaiawny Non-member admission: adults $1, senior citi- (908)846-6046 (908)932-7511 zens and children free, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday through Friday (rom 9 a.m.4 p,m, •New works by Thomas Greuenebaum, to Dec. Also open by appointment. •Painting by Miriam Beerman, to Nov. 22. •Sculpture by Greta Anderson, to Nov. 22. World of Cards & SWAIN GALLERIES 703 Watchung Ave., Plamfield Comics Convention 1908)756-1707 Saturday & Sunday NovemberiMh & 20th Monday through Friday from 9:30 a,m.-5:3O l»0USai4AJJ. SOOTH PUIfNflELD p.m., Saturday from 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. •"Other Places" In digital photographs by Over 70 Tables Anne Ross, to Dec. 2. Mot, SWIG ARTS CENTO* Complete Ungfrie Piddle School apejts Caiis, NM tfwte Cere's, •Fmonal Attention •t*eftnrtn« South Main St., Hlghtstown a*Blee,CewleBee4it (609) 490-7550 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 9 MM Nst at Ml FMIADMISSION a.m.-noon and 1:15-3 p.m. •Drawings and sculpture by Leonid Sivenver, Fof Info* JlSMilaStnctlciailasler to Nov. 18. (901)234.1444 JACOB TMWOAUCRV jMtU M fl 6 Sat 10-5 UnHerlm Church 4 Waldron Ave., Summit (908} 273-3245 Open to the public Monday through Friday Closed Nov. 24. Adults J5, senior citizens and from 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Sunday from 10 a.m.- children $2.50; wear comfortable walking noon. shoes, Cameras not permitted. •"Ufa Figure)" by Anne-Marie Gatflano, to EAST JERSEY OLDETOWNE Nov. 29. Johnson IJwk UMDNJ-GEOMEF. SMITH WE ART MUSEUM River Rd., Piscataway A OAIURY0F (908) 463-9077 HEALTH SCIENCES (609) 258-3788 Village composed of relocated fsth century 12th Ave., Newark Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a,m.-5 structures set near the Headquarters of the (201)982-7265 , e , p.m,, Sunday from 1-5 p.m. Closed Nov. 24, county park police. No tours offered at Open to the public every day from 9 a.m,-5 Tours of museum highlights at 2 p.m.'Sat- present. Gift shop closed until further notice, p.m. urday. Free admlwioo, EDHSON NATIONAL *m •Drawings from the tarty 1930s by Arshlle •"The Cutting Edge" in surgery, to March HISTORIC SITE 1995. Gorky, to Jan. 3,1995. Main St., West Orange ' . UMDNMtOBEKT WOOD JOHNSON •European master drawings from the Peter Jay (201)736-5050 .• ,, MEDICAL SCHOOL ' Sharp collection, io Jan. 3,1995. Workshop with inventions of Thomas Alva Edl- • 675 Hoes Lane, Piscataway •Contemporary photographs, Nov. 23-Jan, 8, son, Open every day from 9 a,m.-5 p.m. ' (908) 254-7611 1995. Closed Nov. 24, Adults $2, children and senior Open to, the public Monday throufl Friday citizens free. COMEDY & DANCE CUD River St., Millstone from 9 a.m.-6 p.m, Closed Nov, 24, ENVIRONMENTAL (906)873-2803 •"Healing Arts," to Januaiy 1995. EDUCATION CENTER Twitf ht - it*. Restored blacksmith shop that operated from UNITED JERSEY SANK 190 Lord Stirling Rd. tht middle of the 18th century until the 336 ParK Ave., Scotch Plains 1960s. Open Nov. 2Q and 27 (weather per- (908) 558-2550 mitting) from 1:30-4 p.m. (908) 766-2489 Open during bank hours. CUNTON , Open every day from 9 a.m,-4:30 p.m. Closed POSTED •Union County Teen Arts touring exhibit, HISTORICAL MUSEUM Nov. 24, Registration required for programs. WITH THI through Nov, 30. 56 Main St., Clinton •Walter Choroszewskl on "New Jersey No- VISUAL ARTS aAUERY (908)735-4101 turescopes and Detail," 7:30 p.m. Nov. 19. County CoN«|« of Monte Featuring the Red Mil! and other artifacts of •Animal legends (for children 3-kindergarten), Weekend Route 10, Randolph rural America. Open daily (except Monday) 10:30 am. Nov. 20. Cost $8. (201) 328-5300 from 10 a.nv-4 p.m. Closed Nov. 24. Ad- •"Dinosaur Delight" (for parent ond child), 1 Open during library hours. mission S3, discounts available. Registration p.m, Nov. 21, Cost $12. Plus •The "Tile Walls Series" of Robert Anderson, required for programs. PREUNQHUYSEN ROCKY LAPORTE Nov, 23-JBH 11,1995. DRAKE HOUSE MUSEUM ARBORETUM VVeVt proud to daiver the news MAY DUfF WALTERS QAUXRY 602 West Front St.PWnMd 53 East Hanover AVG, Ex-Pro Boxer RutamArtaCfrtw (908) 755-5831 Morristown of your coininufHly to your TurnedComedian Chiptl Dr., New Brunswick Colonial home built In 1748 and chronicling (201) 326-7600 HBO, Showtime, VH-1 ooofsap evefy went. (908)932-7511 New Jersey history from before independence Grounds open every day from 9 e.nvdusk, Opn I ilfhU t week Tw, Wildlife sanctuary open Tuesday through Sat- mission $7, $6, Gospel Fellowship Church ., • ' • urday from 9 8,m,-5 p.m., Sunday from noon- THEtNVIRONMENTM. 626 Plainjboro Rd,, PlainSRoro 5 p.m. Closed Nov. 24. Nature walks at 8 MMICSH0W 1609} 799-1945," 799-2304 am Friday and Saturday. 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20 . •Craft show in.a farmhouse, 10 a.m:-9 p.m, . •WilOli'e paintlrtp by Unda Rossin, to Nov. Trallside Nature and Science Thursday, Friday, and Saturday through Dec, ' 27. Center, 452 New Providence 3. Free admission, • TWULItDE NATURE Rd., Mountainside HOME FOR THE HOUOAYS AND SCIENCE CENTER (908) 789-3670 1 Cromwell Dr, Chester • • 452 New Providence Rd. •Featuring Tori the Clown, a rabbit, and a MEAtlWAW OUTDOOR, Saturday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday torn (201) 584.7500,-Bit 212'. ' Mountainside < dove. Admission (2, . IDOCATWCCNTtn . . 2-5 p.m. Closed Nov. 24. Free admission for, •Model homoclecofated for the end of the (908) 789-3670 MEET THE PHILHARMONtC '-247 Southern Blvd.. Chatham members. Non-member admission:, adults 12,. year, 10 a.m.4 p.m. daily to Nov..20r Ad- 1 Open dally from 1-5 p.m. Registration required KRCUMION (2Oi) 635-6629 • children $1. ' , .'.', mission $5. ".•.•,.'• for programs. 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20 Opw "every (toy from 9 a.nf/4:3Q p.m. Closed •"Kernels, Cobs, and Corn Husks," Nov. 19. •;•' INTERNATIONAL FAIH WALLACE HOUSE* Nov; 24; Registration required, for programs. Far Hills Country Day School St. Luke's Church •"MartilirV Mania," Nov. 25. OLD DUTCH MRSONME •Night hike in the swamp. 6:30 p'.m, Nov. 18. •Lacemaking, Nov. 26. ' .•,'.' Route 202, Far Hills Route 512, Gladstone . 38 Washington- PI., Somerville . >Trail walk, 1 P.m.. Nov. 19. . '' (908) 356-6165 (908)234-0002 ../.;••. N.J. HISTORICAL SOCIETY (908)725-1015 • •Mountain liking Uirougti Lews Morrjs Park, 1 • •How percussion instruments work in a sym- •A "Cantertjury Boutique" with "Peaceon 230 Broadway, Newark ' George Washington's headquarters when he ' p.m. Nov! 20. Snnj^o licltnet aixl liquids. phony orchestra. Admission $5. Earth," 8:30 a.,m,-5 p.m. Nov, 19. Free ad- (201) 483;3939 was stationed in Somerville in 1778. Open •HikelMhe swpmiv9:3O'a.m. NciV. 26. THE NUTCRACKER mission. .'• Tuesday through Friday, phis the first and third Wednesday through Saturday from 10 a.m.- •Wort<« by James P hoo'n-S p.m. 'Veteran's Day tribute, to Dec, 31 . , •. . •/admitted. 1 (609) 259-9797 Closed Nov. 24, Frr?o admission for members OSfiORN-CANNONBALL HOUSE •"All About Orion," 2 p.m, Nov, 20, 27. 1 •Holiday boutique amid Central New Jersey Non-member admission: adults 54, senior citi- Froni St., Scotch Plains ' • • • 1 Adults $2.75, senior citizens $2.35; children ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE faimlond, noon-5 p.m. Nov, 19, 20, Adults zens and EtudcnlB $2, children under 18 free. (908) 889-4137 under 6 not admitted, Hunterdon Central High School $2, children free. Free admission for all on Saturday Historic house from c. 1750. Open the first •"Rodney the Rocket," 3:30 p.m. Nov. 27. Route 523, Ffemington TIMELESS EXPRESSIONS •"When Attitudes Become Form," to Dec. 4, Sunday of each month from 2-4 p.m. Free Adults $2.75, senior citizens $2.35; children (908) 782-6412 Historic Speedwell. 333 Speedwell Ave., Mor- •"Precisionlsm in Ampiica 1915-1941: Reor- iirjnussirjn, . under 4 not admitted, •25th edition of the Thanksgiving-weekend dering Reality," Nov. 20-Jiin. 22, 1995. REEVES-REED ARBORETUM ristown show, 10 a.m.-6 p.m, Nov. 26, noon-5 p.m, •'TheKiowa LodgerBor,k."lo Fel). 5. 1995. 165 Hobart Ave,, Summit (201)5400211,783-4110 Nov. 27. Admission $3.50. •Modernism from the museum's collection, to (9081273-878/ , •' •Croft exhibition at the historic site, to Nov. CHANUKAHGL0W March 5,1995; Gardens open daily from dawn to dusk. Regis- 20. Admission $4; call for each day's hours. Jewish Community Center TRANSFORMATIONS ': .'•"•Palterns in Culture." to' li'ine ?5 WS . tration rcciiiiicd lor prop/ams. 1 1775 Oak Tree Rd., Edison CRAFT COOPERATIVE MORRIS MUSEUM 'Crente a TiwnKsRiving centerpiece, Nov. 19, , THE ART MUSEUM (908) 494-3232 Princeton University Store • 6 Norma/idy Hmijhts Rri • • ., DR, WILLIAM ROBINSON Princeton University •Pre-Hanuhkah celebration, 1:30-5:30 p.m. 36 University Pi., Princeton . Morttsttwn PLANTATION HOUSE (609) 258-3788 Nov. 20. Admission $7.50 per person, $25 (609)921.8500,771-0724 ' (201)538-0454 593 Madison Hill Ril., Clark Gallery talks for children up to Grade 5 at 11 per family, "Holiday craft show. Nov. 23-Dec. 27. Free Monday through Sitlurrt.iy from 10 n HI -b (908)381-3081 a.m. Saturday. Preschool children must be ac- HERITAGE TRAIL admission; dill for store hours. • p.nv., Siind.iy I rum l-l> (i,m. Oiwi N HERB PATULL08 GARDEN RESTAURANT Dance to the found 1N.VOSSELLERAVE BOUND BROOK, NJ of our Live Bands 908-356-2692 Bnry Friday Night Dinner & Lunch specials daily. Burg- ers to Lobster Tails. Casual family at- Nov. 18th-Chet Varner mosphere. Live entertainment. Friday All You ourt & Saturday nltes. Greenhouse Dining Room for cozy intimate dining, 4 Rooms available for 25-150 for all yoor CQBCH IT PADDOCK Banquet Needs. 0ptn7Days Can Eat JASPER'S RESTAURANT (90S) 735-7689 about the rtstmronts 1 SORT 206 • Lunch «DiflMr*CQcMalli S.HILLSBOROUGH.NJ • Wwttingi« Banqutts • Wits (or AD Occasion 908-526-5584 66 Rt. I-73, Hampton (4 mi. Weil ol Clinton) Casual dining with an eclectic menu Dinner featuring: American, Italian, French, Lunch served Mon-Fri 11:30-2:30pm, 95 Dinner Mon-Thurs 5-9:30pm & Fri., 95 : Sat.fi Sun. 5-10pm, All Major Credit S6 Cards are accepted, We are Handicap ADULTS CHILDREfN AMERICA* accessible & offer a Non-smoking sec- L Rated tion Reseivatton required CHEERS RESTAURANT McATEERS :AMOUS 426 E. MAIN ST, BOUND BROOK 24 OZ, 908-356-0189 1714 EASTON AVE., SOMERSET, NJ Hours: Open 7 Days-Mon-Thurs. 908-469-2522 carpellino's Restaurant 11:30-10:00, Friday 11:30-11:00, Sal. Early Bird specials & specials ol the 'A 4-12 & Sun 4:00-10:00. Famous steak day. Large Continental menu. Banquet Attractive Italian Restaurant with a vie* of house featuring 24 oz. $9.95, 24 oz. T- rooms available for Weddings, Parties, the (brat from iU lunporch dining toon. Bone $12.95 and Fitey Mignon 10 oz, Meetings & Showers. We are Handi- $9.95. Seafood specials also available cap accessible & accept most major in mr unit mu msi hi inur! along with a children's menu. Wheel- Credit Cards, Lunch Mon.-Fri. 11-3pm, * The Original "Mom & Pop" chair accessible, smoking & non- Dinner Mon.-Thurs. 4:30-10:30pm, Fri. 426 E. Main St., Bound Brook smoking section available, Major cred- & Sat, 4:30-11:30pm -i/Counuy Restaurant since 1968. 908-356-0189 it cards, Op>n 7 Doyi* Banquet Rocm RACKLEY'S Italian food at more than reasonable prices. Daily FIRST PLACE 1776 S.WASHINGTON AVE RESERVE NOW FOR BRIDGEWATER COMMONS MALL PISCATAWAY, NJ . Wheelchair accessible. Closed Monday* & Holidays. HOLIDAY PARTIES 908-218-9333 908-463-1000 American Cuisine, famous full line of Come help us celebrate our 5TH An* 168 Ml Bethel Qd • Warren Burgers plus other entrees. Vegetarian niversary. Enter now & become eli- dishes. Daily Lunch & Dinner specials, gible to win an exciting trip tor 2 to 908-647-1728 ^ Liquor Licensed. Master Card, Visa, Orlando Florida. Drawing to be held L Diners, American Express are ac- October 31 st, Certain Restrictions 7b Ust Your cepted. Handicap Accessible. Hours apply. Most Major Credit Cards ac- are 11 -2pm Mon.-Sat.; iMOpm Sun- cepted. Restaurant In day FO FUM'S FINE FAST FOOD Weekend Plus 100 Rout* 22 West Green Brook Food Court 908-424-2300 SPECIALS Future 5Ohs Fine Fast Food - Nothing SundayIhni Every like it on the planet. Finest quality Thursday Call from Steaks to Burgers, Chicken, Hot 0NT1NENT Thursday Nighti Tuesday Nights Dogs & Pizza. Breakfast all day. Old (908)722 III Fashioned Ice Cream Parlor, 40 fla- vors, Kids Meals. Adult Meals. Eat-In, CLARION HOTEL KIDS ALL YOU STEAK ALL YOU! Drive-Thru. Handicap Accessibility. 2055 LINCOLN HWY RT. 27 ext. 6103 6;3Qam-12;30am. Moderately priced. EDISON, NJ EAT CAN EAT NIGHT CANEA1 908-267-3500 Cafe1 On The Square, Simply stated, Fine dining in an elegant yet casual RIBS atmosphere. We offer the finest in American, Continental and Italian Cui- sine Handicap Accesibility. Liquor Availability. Moderate price range Ac- cepts most major credit cards. Buy 1 Entree Get 2nd Entree COACH N* PADDOCK Alt Entrees $35 ROUTE 78 AT EXIT 12 (4 ml west of Clinton) All % Ib. Sandwiches $2.50 HAMPTON, NJ tnx included 908-735-7889 FAX 908-735-2923 A first class restaurant. Continental 2nd Entree Must Be Of Equal or Lesser Value cuisine featuring Chateaubriand, Cae- sar Salad, Pastas, Sauerbratten. ••••••••••••••••••I Schnitzels and Fresh Seafood. Live entertainment Friday evenings. Wed- * % tU dings, Banquets, Parties- accomodation for 10-200. Amex, Visa, & Mastercard are accepted. Handicap Meals to Go accessible, Hours are Lunch: Mon.- RACKLEY'S Sat. 11:30-4; Dinner: Mon.-Thurs, 4-9, Menu for the Week of Nov. 211994 Fri. & Sat. 4-10, Sun. 12-8. Sunday we ain't just ribs j Brunch: Noon-3pm; Twilight Dining '4 if Mon Veal Marsala (or) Mon.-Thurs, 4-6pm 1776 South Washington Avenue, PiscaUway 463-1000 Manicotti w/Spinach Sauce ft 8 Tues Corned Beef & Cabbage (or) O'CONNORS Sherried Scallops BEEF; N' ALE HOUSE . Roast Turkey w/Sausage Stuffing (or) 708 MOUNTAIN BLVD We're proud to keep w WATCHUNQ, NJ vu Wed - Stuffed Shrimp 908-755-2585 FAX 908-668-5873 you connected with The area's largest steakhouse spe- cializing in Prime ribs and freshly cut Thurs. Closed steaks in our main dining room. New your community. Jersey's first Salad & Bread Bar featur- ing 50 items! Also featuring for a more Fri. Closed % casual setting O'Connors Sports Pub For More Information Gall serves sandwiches & Burgers 'til mid- night. Sunday Brunch. On premises Let Us Help With Your Holiday Catering butcher shops. All major credit card 908/722-3000 accepted. Handicap accessible. Hours 62 W. Main St., Somerville 722-8782 JT are 11:30-12am Mon-Thurs. 11:30- To Get In Touch With Your World mmm 1am Fri & Sat. & 12-12am Sunday. WMkmdHw Nov 16-18,1994 Food Court hanksgiving .v.% Information Dinin *• about k restaurants in am Casual Affordable Ala Carte Famil THE WILLOWS Restaurant For An 1013 WASHINGTON AVE GREEN BROOK, NJ 908-968-2739 Elegant Thanksgiving j! Our diverse Menu makes ordering a mouthwatering pleasure, featuring a large variety ol dinners, desserts & cocktails. There are 30 different Items to choose from. Banquet facilities for rlvate parties of 30-160 people & live entertainment Thursday-Sunday nights. Visa, American Express, Diners 6 EARLY BIRO WEOORWDREAMS Full Course Dinner Seatings Club and Mastercard are accepted. SC95 COME TRUE,,. Handicap accessible. Hours: Lunch SPECIALS 11:30-3pm Mon-Fri. Eariybird 3-5pm Pity 44 PM U'M * 2-M * 5:00 • 7.-00 Mon. Fri. Sun. 12-4pm; Dinner 5-10pm $ 95 Mon-Thurs. Till 11am on Fri. Midnight «EXPRESS Children's Menu SA, Reservations Sat, A full service Restaurant and ca- 34 t»fing facility of over 15 yrs. SUPER LUNCHES SVl How Open for Available Recommended CWLDKNS HotAC«MHinD'Oe«rv« OWNERS 7 Cwm Dinner WtMltgCike Banquet GREEK «MIIY SPECIALS facilities IANQUET ROOMS FM ALL OCCASIONS GOLDEN CORNER to serve DINER RESTAURANT Mi mi • Nil s 15 to 400 313W.UNIONAVE ELEGANT THANKSGIVING BUFFET BOUND BROOK, NJ 908-469.3350 Cktf Cirved - Turkey, Print Rib, Htm t Lamb Hours: 7 days 6:00am- 10:00pm. Fea- Shrimp - dims - VtMMN TiWe - Frctl Fruit tures American, Greek & Italian Spe- cialties. Average lunch: $2.95. Dinner per $5.50. Wheelchair accessible. No person 1714 Easton Ave. Somerset smoking available. Fax 469-3373, Credit Cards: Visa & Mastercard. RL 527 off Rt. 267 908-322-7726 (908)469-2522 Park 4 Mountain Ave., Scotch PUim ITALIAN MtKMKMHHMHW^Wh^MMWWtmwHHiHWKflW^RMtiKtntt CAFFE PIANCONE 2991 HAMILTON BLVD OWmtte Wit/t SOPLAINFIELD.NJ 908-561-2722 Spectacular Sunday Brunch 11:3O-2:3Opm Bring the familyl Weekly Hours: THANKSGIVING DINNER Mon-Thurs10:30am-10pm Friday 10:30am-11pm 12:00-10:00 p.m Saturday 4anv11 pm Sunday 11:30-9pm Most M)r Credit Cards accptd "Today's Innovation...Tomorrow's Tradition" CATARIS Roast Turkey Dinner 266 VI. UNION AVE. BOUND BROOK, NJ only $11.95 906-469-4552 Includes: Soup, Salad, Potato, Homemade Italian food with an exten- sive lunch & dinner menu, lunch & Vegetable and Stuffing Dinner served daily with many fine daily specials available. Family prices. OR Banquets & Catering available. No Li- Thursday, November 24th • 12-7pm quor License. Accepts Visa, MC, Choose From Our AMEX. Hours: 11-10 Mon-Thurs,, Fri- Call Now For Reservations day & Sat 4:30-11, Sun. 3-9. Large Menu Selection *Adults $16.95 Children$7.95 SCARPELUNO'S (under 12) 168 MT. BETHEL RD, WARREN, NJ ! •Children's menu also • Stuffed Shells • Ham Hawaiian 908-647-1728 available Country dining with a relaxed atmos- • Rigatoni Bolognese •Stuffed Fillet of Sole phere in our Unique sunporch, deli- •PenneCarbonara cious homemade Neopolitan iood. Try •Vermont Young llirkey our new mashed potato pizza dough, We Make Every Occasion Special • Veal Spezzatino Bacon, Broccoli & three cheeses daily But You Don't Need A Special Occasion To Eat Here • Carving Beef Station specials. Handicap accessible. Hours • Sausage & Peppers are Tues, Weds., Thurs. 11-8pm; Fri •Sweet Potatoes 11-9pm; 4-9pm; Sun 4-Bpm. Closed • Baked Chicken Rosemary •Plus Salad Bar & Monday _____ 'Meatballs in Sauce VERDI'S ITALIAN Assorted Dessert Table • Eggplant Parmigiana Cannot be combined with Entertainment or RESTAURANT Dine Out Cards or with any other promoiiom 63 MOUNTAIN BLVD., WARREN, NJ Reserve Now For Holiday Parties 908-755-7086 FAX 908-755-1189 ALa-CarteMenu Available Appetizers, Pasia, Veal, Chicken and fresh fish prepared with an Italian and 2991 Hamilton Blvd. • South Plainfleld, NJ innovative taste. Amex, Visa, Master- card and Diners card are accepted. (908) 561-2722 Handicap accessible. Hours are Mon- 968-2739 Fri 11:3Q-3:3Qpm; Fri, 5-10pm; Sat. 5- Major Credit Cards Available :.:>: f >•:=,."' "'"'"I 11; Sun 3-10pm Nov. 16-18,1994 19 hanksgiving JAPANESE 3HOGUN 22 RT 22 W, GREEN BROOK, NJ 908-968-3330 Choose from the finest Japanese dish- Dining es. Sushi & Sashimi freshly prepared to order. Traditional dishes, Snabu- Shabu, Teriyaki & Tempuras. Step in for a taste of Japan, Tatami room available, All major credit cards ac- cepted. Handicap accessibility. Lunch COME TO OUR HOUSE Eveiyone Is axclted about 11;30am-2pm. Dinner 4;30-10pmMon- Thurs., 4:30-11pm Fri-Sat 2-9;3Opm 0 Connor i Thanksgiving Dinner Sundays. Lunches from $5.95, Dinner V entrees S10-S25. The Clarion ] happy to (well... (Ami ) invite you and your family to our Pilgrim Buffet Feast Featuring This year we will atiin offer MEXICAN From Our Carving Board. both a sit down dinner and a buffet on Thanksgiving Day. •Torrnn Turke Turkey wity hwit allh ih alel Irimmiihe Irimminen s s TIJUANA JOE'S *Glazed FresFhh HaH m willil) HoneH My Mustard Sauce RT 22 W & West End Ave *Lcg of Lamb served withi a barotbaroio demi gglacl e f No Plalnfield ******** Sit Down Meal: 908-755-4400 •Chicken Chasseur Freshly carved turkey breast* Every day is a fiesta at Tijuana Joe's •Baked Atlantic Salmon wilh a Champagne & Tarragon Bcurrc Blanc homemade stuffim country f raw, South-Ol-The-Border Restaurant and •Cavelelli & Broccoli with sundried tomalocs Cantina Specialties include Sizzling •Sweet table filled with home made desserts salad bar, appfe eider, cranberry sauce, Fajitas, Enchiladas, Burritos, Vegetar- & Much, Much More!!! veietaMe, whipped potatoes. ian dishes and Swordlish a la Parrilla. ******** choice olwmpfcin or mince Pie. Express lunch from $3.99 and Dinners from $6,95. Children's menu available. Adults $19.95 pp Seniors $17.95 pp Adults- $12.95 BUFFET: Children between the ages 5 & 12 $8.95 pp Seniors-SMS All major credit cards accepted, Hand- •Children under the age of 5 for free* forks* stuffing, wMPMd potatoes, icap accessibility. Lunch Mon-Sat (tax and gratuity not included) MtslM7-$l.»5 cranbtrry sauce, carved rout beet 11:30-3pm, Dinner 3pm-1am. Sunday MM4-I2-IS.H 12pm-12ain. ********* Plata, taad PudtfiM with hard siuce, Afts 3fc under . FREE (ntth mk cMcr< tuortcd tfesurti 11:30 AM to 4:30 PM didudiM Ninrtlfi, mince, IPPII and Cad for Reservations (908) 2*7-3500 dwrry Pies, com muffins * salad tar. Mult*-$15.95 The Clarion Hotel Senior*-$10.95 SEAFOOD 2055 Lincoln Hwy (Rt 27) • Edison Mas I3I7- $1.95 Mas 4-I2- $5.95 SCAMPI'S FISH MARKET MasSfrundtr-FRce j & RESTAURANT Hours: 198 W. MAIN ST Nni*r-1l:JQfcJQ 80MERVILLE, NJ Bttffct-12:00*00 908-685-1323 Pub-11:10.? Fresh Fish Broiled, Fried, Grilled, Chef specials, Zuppa: Pesci, Flounder Fran- caise. Shrimp Franchise, Red or white clam sauce. Accepts most major credit cards. Hours: T-W-T 11A.M.-8:30P.MM FRI-SAT 11A.M.-10P.M. closed Sun. & • IIP N1 ALI HOUSI Mon. 708 Mountain llvd. • Watchung > 908-7SS-2W THE BARGE 201 FRONT ST., PERTH AMBOY, NJ 908-442-3000 For a seafood dinner at the north end of the Jersey shore, the Barge is the anksqlvinq ulnner place to go. Specializing In fine sea- foods, and steaks, lobsters, African Dinners served from 12 to 6pm lobster tails, Alaskan King Crab Legs, Filet Mlgncn and more, Early bird spe- cials, Handicap Accessibility. Accepts A all major credit cards. Open seven COACH N' PMDOCK days a week and has liquor avail- • Ri. 78(Exit I2> able Miltes West of Clinton 908/735-7889 OfX'H 7 Days«WitWings* ll;iih|ui'ls SPANISH Reserve Now! COSTA DEL SOL December 600 W, UNION AVE. HAYR1DE, SLEIGHRIDE and BOUND BROOK 1-8O0-274-5865 BRUNCH WITH SANTA! Hth & 18th Open Tues-Fri. Lunch 11:30-2:30, RIDES ft PHOTOS TORTH E KIDS! Tues-Thurs Dinner 5:00-11, Fri. & Sat. Dinner 5:00-11, Sun dinner 4-9, Closed Mon. Monday dance classes- private & semi-private groups 12- 7p.m. Call for information. Visa, MC, Amex, Discovor, Diners. SPAIN 92 120 THOMPSON ST RARITAN, NJ 908-704-9292 FAX 908-704-1111 Authentic Spanish cousine, Lunch/Din- ner specials. Cozy atmosphere, in- credible food, fantastic Sangria. Gen- erous portions, unbelievable prices. Gift certificates available. Vegetarian specials. Visit us for a delightful expe- rience in dining. Most major credit cards. Mon-Thurs. 11:30A,M.-1OP.M Friday 11:3OA.M.-11:O0P.M.t Sat. 2P.M.-11P.M. Sun. Noon-10p.in. 20 Nov. 16-18,19»' Special Kids Luncheon Flounder, Scaltow. Shrimfl111 Climt., Cajun Chk*eti k^^pZI^Z'"—!!. MO95 BLACKTIE PROFESSIONAL Vul-SaNmiocc* ., ,..,...,., -—a.™ $11* THE BIG PURPLE DINOSAUR SINGLES (Amorlcan-Aslan>Europ«an tingles, 'blern Niqhl - Tuesdays & Tf 1 L«f*.JcJ.i,• ^ <7pf 35-55) it. Piscatawav • 7524474 Game! Saturday, Nov. 19th (908) 247-1053 From 1 pm - 3pm Jackets required for men; no jeans oi sneak- ers. •Brunch at Holiday Inn, Somerset, noon Nov. 20. Members £20, non-members 124; res- ervations required. Cheers Cafe •Dance ai AMwr Indian Restaurant. Edison, 8 p.m. Wednesday starting Nov. 23. Members 426 E Main St. $3, non-members $10. Bound Brook, N J BRANDIS DANCE THEATRE Call 908-356-0189 (908) 388-4605 •Ballroom and Latin dancing at Ricochet Health and Racquet Club, South PtainfieW, 9 p.m. Friday. Cost $b. JERSEY SINGLES ACTIVITIES CLUB (908) 253-9815 All Cvti Lunch: •Country and Western line dancing lessons at Frt. 9:30 • 6:30pm 11:30 am-3pm Clinton Community Center, 7;30p.m. Nov. Complimentary delights created SpBc&Bullel Lunch $7.95 18. 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Have many interests which Include skiing, sunihine on those around you, I'm 50, t>, 5' 8,180 health and good physical shape, non-smoker, free' now know vthat my future wife Is; you are feminine, golf, tennis, outdoors, sports, music, line dining, lbs, In axeman! health & vary aitrictive. Htlp mt find, alcohol & disease.' If you are unhappy or disgruntled • conservative, educated and enjoy tropical travel and movias, quiet evenings and travel, in search of very you io.the.iun can thin* on both our tlvti. Wtaaa and see the negative things In life, no need to re-' dining out, You are belweln tne ages of 25-35 and attractive, trim, athletic 57" or less, NS female C30- caHtrt.4171, spond. I like to laugh, life Is too short. Are you Willing take) pride In your appearance. Kids O.K. since I love 39) who Is ifitctlonite, caring and enjoys sharing all to give 110% to a relationship? Please celt eit. 4112 them. 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NKMNMI QeorgeOannon Realty notes 6 On the cow New home • 10 Property sales 11 Forbes Newspapers Somerset Messenger-Gazette, Hfflttiedmimter Press, Bound Brook Chronicle, The Chronicle, Metuchen-Gdieon Rsviem Pfecataway Review, South PlfJnMd Reporter, Franklin Fbcue, Green Brook-North PMnteM Journal, Werren-Watchung Journal, Highland Part Herald, Focue Cranford Chronicle, Scotch Rains Fanwood Prase, WsstfieW Record, BuyersGuide To Subscribe to Forbes Newspapers call: 1-800-300-9321 • To advertise call: 908-722-3000 ' I1IM00 OPEN MUUSf SUNOAV QOBBlEUPTHISDEALIPkjmpbargiAinthebi-ltvelthirsitufled NIWj NIWINIWI New on Meniti Exptnotd 3 BR hwn#, ihowa racel Modifrt Kkchen w wKh vaiun! Convent location o( thit home only Adds to the Thiscuttom bull Bi-levelwi«berea^ for the holk^.Ovtf 2,000 sq. II. ot Hvlng area. Ouaiy throughout Including Andefaon Wndowa, Qmnhowe wndow, 2 newtr fuN bilhi, nlcwy Kniihid bMewnt wRec Rffi fNhvM. 4 Bffs, 1^ baths Lfl, Dfl, kitchen, large r«, rm., 1 car 2 26M mm OH hstt. tit Floor Fam. Rm./Dr. KtdHion, otrtoe, and CAC High efficiency heat and A/C, 2 car garage and more. Priced for garage, call soon on this delectable deal! dViC^lkh)4h^ Immediate aaia at $169,900. fid. to WtttfMd Aw. to Dmm Drive. ••A ALAMKU VMM MALTY IM 1JL •OWAKOWtKI IM VIUAOI0M1N MAITOM (ioe)Ttt*iiee tsoe) eee-oToo (90e)Jei>74T7 1b Advertise In This Section Please Call 1139,000 H1USIOROUQH Stan Wilson A HAM FIND. ACT MOW! or Doug Baan Maintenance free custom Ranch full finished basement with family 3 BR Colonial on yh acre of land, fireplace, cathedral ceilings, 2 car room, laundry room & workshop. Formal dining room, 3 large garage, 2.5 baths, This home is located in a beautiful location. bedrooms, 1'/? baths, fenced 1001 private lot & close to school. at7t«30OO IM AMIMCAN DMAM MALTOM MA OIOMI ROeiftTS MALTY (toe) Tsa-ssoo (eoaiaiMooo MAVILUMOMIN EUAttEMCANDMAM,MALT0M IPU OWMI (WSWTt MALTY iMcusiRuvma EMLA.BOWM0WIKI HRemeKS Ml VfitMMtaA AM. UBrtfrt Avenue HHIskefMMMUOMTS Oreenkfeek NJ«H1! ciam, NJ ones i Each Office lnd(?pcndently Owned and Operated • ' I * i ••'•' A Forbes Newspaper Supplement RealEstate November 16,17,18,1994-3 Inspections can ease the mind or pinpoint potential problems Question: Should a buyer get a professional in- feet, or inferior ventilation of a heating system or spection for the home they are buying? fireplace. If so, the buyer is usually in the position of Answer: Definitely. Hiring a professional home in- having the purchase price reduced, or the defect cor- spector can save a great deal of grief for buyers, The rected, More important, it also prevents the minor one exception would be when the home is new and problem from developing into a major disaster a year carries a written warranty by the or two down the road, builder. Tim is of course the There is of course the possibility that the home inspection will pro- the only reason to have a home r J duce another outcome; everything inspection is to make sure the frqpecfcfl Wtf/ produce is fine. In this case, the buyer gains house they're buying doesn't have a/TOt/ier OUtCOtW. peace of mind, confident about the defects serious enough to warrant ewj/yth/ng IS Hf)Qf major investment he or she is backing out of the transaction. —» about to make. That, too, is an But there's more to it than that. enormous benefit for the cost of Certainly an inspection will usually reveal major the inspection. Coat drive problems that may even surprise the seller. The obvi- Now, how does a buyer find a home inspector? By LoulM Ungaro of the Somerset County Board of Realtors ous ones are cornxfed plumbing, antiquated and un- asking their real estate agent, friends, or lender. In- Community Service Committee Is helping to head up a coat safe electrical, or structural and foundation problems, spectors are also listed in the Yellow Pages under drive. Used men's, women's and children's coats are to be And the discovery of such problems may cause the "Home Inspection Services." But, a word of advice - donated to the Working Women's Wardrobe and the home- buyer to re-think his or her offer. don't hire a contractor. Contractors earn their living less. Donations can be brought to any Somerset County Although a competent inspector can uncover deal- doing repair and renovation work, so their recom- Real Estate Sales office or to the food bank on Easy Street In BrWgewatir. For more information, call Ms. Ungaro at crushing defects, these problems are usually not mendations aren't likely to be as objective as those of Burgdorff Realtors' Warren office, 754-3700. commonplace. Typically, the seller will already have a professional inspector, told the buyer about anything major. More often, This tr^ormation was compiled inspections reveal less serious problems; problems that may not be serious but can be aggravating. For instance, there could be a minor electrical de- The Prudential WinhoW Realty. ANALD C. BROW Luxury Single Family Homes 934 Washington Valley Road, Box 68 Scotch Plains! West field Border MARTINSVILLE, NEW JERSEY 08836 A HBP ntroducing Union County's newest community - GLENEAGLE E8TATK8. Discover the quality, convenience and value these homes have to offer, at an affordable price. 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(906)233-2422 fikneagh Starting at: Sales Office Open 12 to 5PM. SEstates $349,500 leloied Vifd andThunu SCOTCH I* I, A INS DIRECTIONS: From CS1': Knit 135. RCI went (Inwards Vtoitfii'ldl on (Yiilnil Avr In IVrminnl Avr. turn left, prncwd In light, turn riclit tin Knhwjiy Aviv line Murk I" UmlierU Mill RWKI, luni li'R tn (Jlcnniglt KKIIIIMun lilt rrttm Itl 21 Knsl nr Went, tub 'IVrrill lid mil_jSfiirsl, TVrrill Kd. nppro«. 4 nnli-.s In i-nd, turn rij;)il mitn LUHIIMTIH Mill IM !<• (908) 469-2333 1 1 MALTOft* i, uni mill (jivnglit. __^ \\N\\\\\\\NV\\ \\\\\ \ \ N \ \ S \ 4 -November 16,17,18,1994 RealEstate A Forbes Newspaper Supplement Rediscover the Victorian era in Westfield Tucked in The Gardens, one of der lies here. The rich oak-paneled the more beautiful sections of sce- walls imbue the room with an inti- nic Westfield. Iliis Sixinish Mission mate character. One door leads to Victorian home was built at the the outdoor deck, another to the turn of the century. Frajn the orig- kitchen. inal red-tile roof to the stucco exte- The newly-renovated kitchen rior, details of Spanish Mission- boasts an efficient U-shaped de- style architecture jyacc this home, sign and generous storage space, which retains the craftsmanship thanks to 42-inch tall upper cabi- treasured hy the throe families nets and a large pantry. The sepa- who have lived in il. rate breakfast room or dining area The advantages of the home aio with a fireplace and hearth provide noticeable evt-n IHoro stepping abundant space for family meals. through the entrance. To the right A back stairway of the house sits ;i tennis court on to the second a second lot winch has (xitential as level is conve- a subdivision. The overhanging niently located roof of the IIOUM shields family off the kitchen and guests from the summer sun. and sliding An enticing veranda with tiled doors to the oc- floor overlooking ihe x'ortlant cor- ner properly comes \viih every- tagonal deck thing needed for afternoon relax- make for easy access to the back ation or dininR except K(K)(I ft'ionclsyard. and sangria. A stained glass panel over a The double doors with beveled large picture window brightens the glass at the entrance arc a visitor's second floor landing. All second- ticket back to the Victorian Era. level floors are birch parquet in Rich woods, lexluies. patterns and the herringbone pattern with dark colors over the threshold surround inlaid borders. Three of the four the senses. The exceptional work- bedrooms on the second floor are DAVID GIPSON/FORBES NEWSPAPERS manship in the original architec- interconnecting. The light-filled Tht living room's oak-panelsd walls an In counterpoint to the original stained glass window tural details has I Kin faithfully 19-by-13-foot master •bedroom has panels above the large glass windows. preserved. A turn of brass handles a walk-through window which reveals the intriuiie blue and mo- leads into a private retreat center: family members privacy, Original suic tile floor in the vestibule. The a wrap-around balcony overlooking features include the tile, tubs and main door also has a beveled glass gardens below. There is a walk-in stained-glass windows. One of the window, allowing a glimpse of the closet in the master bedroom, and baths has a shower over the tub. entrance hall heyond. an alcove with vanity and sink. As with the heating, all plumbing Once inside, the oak parquet Another focal point of the room is in the home has been upgraded. floor in a herringbone pattern with a beautiful white-tiled fireplace Adjacent to one of the baths is a its intricate mahogany border with hand-carved mantle. large linen closet which could be catches the eyi\ Each room which A door leads to a 13-by-13 bed- adapted to house a stacking wash- leads from the entrance hall has a room, now being using as a sitting er/dryer. different inlaid border pattern. The room to complete the master bed- Back stairs at the end of the sec- quarter oak paneled hall has a room suite,.Two additional 14-by- ond floor hallway lead down to the fouling of warmth, H bedrooms include the signature kitchen and a separate stairway To the left is the living room: parquet floors, large windows and leads to the third level. A huge 14- the double pocket doors with orig- two built-in closets per room, by-14 storage room is located at inal brass handle;; can lie closed to Two side-by-side baths allow (Please turn to page 13) create a more intimate space. Oak- panded walls are in counterpoint to the 1'incly detailed, original stained glass window panels above Tipsheet the* large glass windows. The focal point of the room is the fireplace Address: 704 Highland Ave., Westfield with oak mantle. Another pair of leaded glass French doors leads in the parlor or library. Stained glass panels adorn Asking price: $799,000 the huge picture windows and built-in bookshelves line an entire wall. A fourth pall cm borders the parcqud floor in this room, and Bedrooms: 6 double pocket (loins lead hack to the entrance hall. The Kalian tile powder ruom h aui located olT the entrance hull. Baths: V/i The Ibciil pnini uf the formal dining room is Hie stained-glass panel over the window which over- looks Ihc gardens. Here, as in Amenities: dishwasher, washer, dryer, gas grill, convection/mlcTo many rooms ul the house, is the original chandelier with hath gas wave oven, refrigerator, self-cleaning oven and electric capability. A deep- .NEWSPAPERS tonwl herring!ionr paroquet floor This wooden staircase connecting the first and second floors Is with another in laid mahogany bor- representative of this home's Vlctorlan-era appeal. < (•• ••>.• A Fo*8U Newspaper Supplement November 16,17,18,1994-5 • •;.-5 -:.m :$M WJ"r?1^i,: \" REALTORS Is Your Home In It? Real estate's most powerful tool is simple to use. Call 1-800-759-HOME • Enter the 4-digit code for a particular property or • Follow the Phone's easy directions. • •••<: a> • i ; Warrtn V 1369 Famvood V 13M OPPORTUNITY! Rt-ITYLEDCOLONIAl Wf ARE WOUDTO INTRODUCE,. CHARMING FAN WOOD Hard to bMttttt price of tnii3BR, 2.5 bath Maittr Buitdtr, M)k« LOTN'I latest crtation Jutt Hkt im\ 6 rooma, 3 large bedroorm, •plit, convtni«nt locatlon,EIK, kp LR, for- 1 ^tMrthi.formaldinlngroom.eat-lnkltcrMn Tudor stylecotonial, *rthrVfp*»ct, wnporch, nnilQR, FR4+ theaddid imenifiiot CAC Manor Houtt, 5000 tf, wfih S BR and 5.5 and adjacent Qfjai room (3O'X13') with tire- family room, 3 BfVt, 1'/«kuthi, ovtf tiztd lot place, fenced rear yard with in-ground pool end interior freshly painted. \ •nd a 2 car garagi. EKcellent value. Set for batht.Prt-Conttrudlonprici$1l539.000 yourcell. and patio. 3 zoned gas H/W heat, garage 1111000 MMM-UM $1,831,000 N0-7S4-3700 1234.900 MI/2334QM 1192,900 Brldgewater It 1660 Watchung tT49M Scotch Plains 1*1757 Scotch Plains V4620 CONTEMPORARY RANCH NESTLED IN THE WOODS ON A CLEAR DAY YOU CAN SEE li this spacious 4 bedroom split level home on This exciting home is a visual treat on a FOREVER CUSTOM EXPANDED RANCH parklike acre. 2 story family room with sky- a quiet street in Scotch Plains. There are.many Home features 4 bedrooms, Vh baths, Super Ranch, fantastic views, custom built, colonial details Including chairrails, bay win- den, rec room, first floor laundry, cabinet lights, loft, spiral staircase and marble fire- 5 BR's, 2 full baths & 2 hall baths. Stone & dow, fireplace, French doors and hardwood place enhance this 3 BR, 2 bath home. floors. There are i 'A baths, a Family room, eat- lined eat-in-kitchen, enclosed porch and redwood exterior, 2 patio decks, 3 car much more. garage on 1.5 acres. $695,000, In kitchen, 2 car garage and plenty of storage $264,900 space. 1249,900 906-322-7700 $698,000 906-754-3700 $273,500 908-233-0065 Cranford Delaware Twp, IT 1179 Bernardivllle 94944 TAKE A STEP BACK IN TIME Scotch Plains 9'1562 CIRCA STONE COLONIAL FARMHOUSE and enjoy this one of a kind beautiful Tudor CLASSIC COLONIAL Nestled on 13 acres overlooking Ig. pond 5 ACRES WITH A HOUSE! situated on a large lot in Cranlord, From the Center Hall Colonial featuring 20'x40' Custom Ranch features Inviting foyer, 4 moment you set your feet on the large open inground pool, 4 BR's, 2 '/? baths, fam. In a private wooded setting. Down a long front porch and will fall in love. Charming en- country lane w/gentle rolling land & sever- BR's, 2,5 baths w/brick FP, bright and airy trance parlor with fireplace, living room, formal room w/f pic, formal DR, kit, with seperate al outbldgs, Horse lovers delight) Mln. to LR, lower level rec room leads to screened dining room, kitchen with butlers pantry. 5 eating area, 1st fir. laundry and porch off Remington. Addit. acreage avail. porch, secluded rear yard, bedrooms, 1 Vi baths with natural woodwork the LR. Also patio with/awning and & and floors adding to the warmth of this spa- seperate decks $415,000 906-735-6111 $499,000 900-754-3700 cious home. $354,900 908-322-77001 1292,000 908-233-0065 FOR A PRE-RECORDED MESSAGE CALL 1-800-7M-HOME AND ENTER THE FOUR DIGIT CODE BEDMIN8TER/BRIDQEWATER OFFICE WARREN OFFICE WE8TFIELD OFFICE FANWOOD OFFICE 271 Route 201/206 61-C Mountain Blvd. 600 North Avenue, West 256 South Avenue Pluckemin, New Jersey 07978 Warren, New Jersey 07059 Westileld, NJ 07090 Fanwood, NJ 07023 (908) 656-3399 (908) 754-3700 (908) 233-0065 (908) 322-7700 6-November 16,17,18,1994 RealEstate A Forbes Newspaper Supplement Realtor Institute, Ms. Johnson has Wcichert, Realtors* Watchung office, has re- been listing and selling homes for ceived the office's Top Associate award and eight years. Her sales achievements the award for the greatest number of list- include membership to Weichert's ings in July. 1993 President's Club, the New Jer- A 12-year veteran of real estate, Mr. Still- Notes sey State Million Dollar Club at the waggon is a member of the Somerset Coun- silver level, and Weichert's Million ty and Garden State Boards of Realtors, Dollar Sales and Marketed Clubs. * * * She is a member of the Somerset Henri L Barrc of The Prudential Brown- IAICIIIC K. Roll, a sales associate in the and Hunterdon County Boards of Wcstfield office of Coldwell Banker Schlott Fowler's Basking Ridge office was guest Strttton Ttntr Realtors. speaker at The Prudential Real Estate Affili- Realtors, was honored lit the President's • * • Rmtndtable for the; highest sales volume of ates Tri-State Regional Conference in New tiny company sales representative in Union for the company's 1994 Ambas- Ruth Tenvttliger, a sales associate with York City. County for July. This is the seeond time this sador's Club based on production to date, an Weichert, Realtors' Metuchcn office, has A Certified Financial Planner and presi- yctir that Ms. Hull has been cited as Union honor bestowed upon the top two percent of been recognize^ as the office's top producer dent of Integrated Financial Planning and Omnty Sales Associate of the Month. the company's 7,500 sales associates. for listing the most homes in August. Solutions, Inc. Mr, Bant1 addressed the Ms. Roll is a member ^ the Coldwell Mr. Grace has been listing and selling Ms. Terwilliger has been listing and sell- topic of "Financial Planning for Indepen- Banker International President's Club, the properties for 10 years. He is a member of ing homes for 14 years. She is a member of dent Contractors." The presentation covered N.IAR Million Hollar Sales Club silver level the Somerset and Hunterdon County the Middlesex County Boards of Realtors. long-term financial planning, retirement op- and holds the broker designation of ad- Boards of Realtors. His sales performances Prior to entering the real estate industry, tions available to independent contractors vanced real estate education. During her ca- has earned him numerous honors, including Ms. Tenvilliger worked as a program coordi- and investment planning. im, she has amassed an $80,000,000 in list- many regional and office awards. He is cur-nator for the Metuchcn Public Library. A 17-ycar Basking Ridge resident, Mr, ing and sales transactions. rently the company's top producer for se- * * * Bane has been a member of The Prudential curing the most revenue units and the high- Julie Vargo, a sales associate with Real Estate network since lie earned his John M. Grace, a sales associate* with Wcich est dollar volume. He has been a member of Wekhert, Realtors' Metuchen office, has real estate license in l!)8fi. He became a i'il Heritors' Bnmchburg office, has already the New Jersey State Million Dollar Club been recognized as the office's top producer for selling the most homes in August. licensed real estate broker in 1990 and is a and the company's certified relocation specialist. He has re- Million Dollar Sales A licensed broker, Ms. Vargo has been listing and selling homes for 12 years, Her ceived multiple awards for outstanding pro- and Marketed Clubs duction in sales, listings and referral activi- since 1986, and the sales performance has earned her numerous honors, including membership to the New ties, Most recently, he was recognized as Pujmtiu Ambassador's Club Jersey State Million Dollar Club for seven "Associate of the Month" for August and for the past three years. September in the Basking Ridge office. years. • * • * • * Joy Kaplan, a sales associate with Andrew Zastko of Gloria Zastko Realtors Jane-Ann John- Weichert, Realtors' Metuchen office, has was presented the Middlesex County Mul- son, a sales associate tied for the office's top producer for listing tiple Listing System President's First Place with Weichert, Re- the most homes in July. Award for the period of July 1,1993 to June altors' Branchburg Ms. Kaplan has been listing and selling 30,1994 at a meeting held at The Chateau office, has been rec- homes for eight years. She has earned nu- Oct. 13, ognized as the of- merous honors throughout her career, in- Mr, Zastko earned the second place award fice's top producer cluding consistent membership to for the period of July 1, 1991 to June 30, for the first six Weichert's Ambassador's Club and Million 1992 and July 1,1993 to June 30, 1993, He months of the year, Dollar Sale* and Marketed Clubs, She is a has earned the New Jersey Association of having secured $4 member of both the Middlesex and Greater Realtors (NJAR) Million Dollar Sales Club million in sales. Eastern Union County Boards of Realtors. Award since 1989 and won the Gold Award, A licensed broker * • # the highest awarded in the state, for 1992 and graduate of the Paul StiUwt||on, a sales associate with and 1993. He also was a guest speaker at the 1993 NJAR Annual Convention. He JUSTREDUCED! holds the Graduate Realtors Institute certifi- MARTINSVILLE cate as well as a New Jersey broker's li- $289,900 cense. Relax iind enjoy the comforts of this 4 BD, 2,5 Bth Colonial Nestled on over 1+ Acres w/ hot tub on deck, walk out basement The Hackensack and Princeton offices of & much more. Hurry., Won't last at only $2K9,9Q0. BD#36O4 Gmbb and Ellis are now working together to cover the New Jersey marketplace. Previ- ously, the company's Princeton location re- Weichert Bedminster Office ported to the Philadelphia office while the Realtors Hackensack office operated autonomously. WfSeilMort 908-78MO0O Senior Vice President John Orrico said Hawse WV Do Moie the company looks to substantially expand the Hackensack office by attracting top bro- kers from around the state. Both offices will work together to provide clients with mar- HOUSE OF THE WEEK ket information and investment opportuni- WESTFIELD ties. $175,500 Jacelyn Stralton, office manager of "MOVE RIGHT IN" to this pristine 4 bedroom, 1 fc bath, Weichert Realtors' Warren office, has over- seen an 82-pcreent increase in commissions centrally air conditioned split level. The living room has through July this year compared to the a mirrored wall&broadarchtothediningroom.Generous same period last year, table space in the kitchen (+ a 2nd full kitchen & The increase in commissions is the result BEDMINSTER recreation rm in the basement). Handsome grand sized of new marketing programs, new associated In the hear! of the Hunt Country, convenient to Routes 287 & 78 family room has adjoining music rm/office, Floridaroom, productivity nnd repositioning in the luxury •screened porch + a double garage and fully fenced homes market, according to Weichert. House, Pond, 32 aes, Horse Barn $1,295,000 1 grounds, Wall to wall carpet, natural wood doors, newer Mediterranean, 5 ucs, Poo! $890,000 roof, furnace & HWH. Call us today for your tour! Carol Tcner, has joined Burgdorff, Re- 65 ncs, Farmhouse, River Frontage $1,195*000 altors Wcstfield office as a real estate agent. Her record in the business includes win- Celebrating 23 years ning tiic Gold Award in the New Jersey of Landmark Service Association of Realtors Million Dollar Sales Club in 1992 and 1993 for exceeding $10 REALTOR 908-232-8400 million in sales; the Silver Award for more 1 than $5 million in sales in 1986, 1987,1988; Patricia Ryan & Associates) Inc. . -i, i'. : and the Bronze Award in 1984, 1985, 198P, Realtor '<«.WM'8?.> WESTFIELD, NJ 1990 and 1991. She is a member of the Route 202-206 Pluckemin. 658-3911 Westfield Board of Realtors, CO THE REALTORSOF CENTRAL NEW JERSEY 3aV houu.II f I But huj fin Down! CT ^foxquHiicuiiom iwicn on tfi woodui acui. /ill anJ 'Jifjt'uuj it tvriit'f ]Jdtn nM cftdoxabu !Bxlck Caju. idtn $ Udxootny y liotnt "f tijutilxiun faeititici. [fnwuu- uiatt condition, ovtx 2.1 acxti of haxit-litu "Cimu 'ftta houu lliui i uull'u nisi! 'Jldi qfolBih* crams, 2 iunxoonii, out eat gaxagt, OumUif Jivm \hfj,!. ft asti +. Jffiftliwtui ia-ludtl CoMwtll Banktr Schlott coLOiueu LEONARD B. CLAUS INC. CAN-MAR REALTY CAN-MAR REALTY WMtfltMOffto Real Estate Agency Raritan, NJ 19 Old York Road. Bridgwater Raritan, NJ 903/233-5555 SCHLOTT* (908) 704-9M5 (908)725-8013 19081725-8013 REALTORS . iBaitiitUj JZUyi $22Q.,000 &tliitLm Dwfi. $349,900 JiaU Vocftwi - But (Wt On town $ vtdxoom coloniui with ntiv kitafwi ana 2$on I win utina tbii lovtLj 5 vtdxoom, 2ft UmmucuLiU 4 vtaioom, I'/a vain name, vtxu laxqi unafi aiouuadtck wtxlcdtincf Uxxacta !Btautifui 4 vtdxoom bxiek colonial niitlta uaiiinuit and (juxagt inoivi filial of otvntx- tnofiih (faxdtm. ^jitdtfUne fnuntiiuji wuiumuJ. on 115 acui with ltoclua hand, txui ana earn lionit natuiina ifnidoui loonu, fixefiiact, huitjixoaucincj oxenaxa.{ ijvu mail ui tnii move- hoiiivit iubdiviiion. c$Lio offtu fanuL loom nttvtxmxn, uhhlianeii, CJJJL, &2caxgaxagt Jiijh %on I mia out at $!$QtOQQ. Dox a in condition nonu, with %tom ^?SP, fuubaitmnt & 2 cax wxayt. all iituattd on a twaij fz next Lot hxivatt mowing call today. BOOTH AGENCY, INC, Mf MSI I HI \l 139 Morristown Road M\I\SI Bernardsvitle, NJ 07924 y 908-725-132:5 MflUvnin, nlw JHN] Cdonta, NtwJfmy (908)766-2100 WinhoM HMRy NMuchtn Offlct (906)494-7677 WintloKJ RnKy Cdonii! OfAci (906) 5744700 $259,000 !Btviaxct $6*15,000 J\Ladinatoa $289,900 $f, 500,000 ConUxudion tli Cauitxu 4 iBdxm, \% him, iutifioxch, ujji _, ,7_. r- .j, eonvtnltnu, ^ SxafitlonaL vatut! **• 480 1606 Mo * Mo.V Mo.* Mo * FRANKLIN $78,900 PISCATAWAY $198,5271 FAIRY TALES CAN COME TRUE KENDALL PARK $235,0001 PISCATAWAY $249,500 JUNIOR HOTEL NORTH BRUNSWICK $139,900 L-A-R-G-E K you quality lof rfordalc housing m N J You could BEAUTIFUL D uy this aflwdab* 2 bed* oom Cwdo in Franhiin PJA How many rooms do you need in you* fltxt LUXURY FOR THE LAZY! 0 room Colonial features huge rooms wtih lots rtertiai This sp«ialCondo 11 pModal only home? Add them to this 5 bedroom, fuH bfta> BwMH, huge eipamWranch. 3 bedroom. 2 o*» S«np(y move into 1t» End Un« 3 bidfoom. 2% ball) Complimented by Master Suite with skylight, $78900 Uool hestitste. Call today to arrange a ment Bl-tevel, Choose a home that growi «*h VwypriMtoo** u«HWng.ManvupgrxJw OVeri twnrHiuue(>Mlngbndi(ic -1.J \\ [1513 1024 1352 Mo: Mo.:- Mo,*. FRANKUN $107,900 FRANKUN $92,500 LOCATION! LOCATKWI LOCATIONt EDISON $159,000 EDISON $234,900 All brick 1 stone ranch. Huge rooms through- EDISON $209,900 ARE YOU 48 YEARS YOUNG? thi WKMU I bMaon TamhdHi n Owfcioe* t» bt fun to out, hardwood Doort. 2 upitain bedrooms, I Thai 2 bidfoom, 2 bath condo it waitingtor you . BnckbMuty.tocWdmdeMaWeTowtrifit, EIK, t bilh,FOfl-l*roe, LR-spacioui, full bate- Edison Beauty! 3 bedrooms, 15 bath split w/ Located in QutUbrook, it has a brin FMI ml Mm n Thai 3 Bfl ranch on 90» 200tot has ftj men) wtlh additional bath ft bdrm downttairs. newfMA heal and AC unit 24i22 deck, c*#ig (JiCkrxll»nMrthopp™afidao .|U basement A 2 car garage 024-3043 0243137 fans, pool, wtlh to train. 024-3041. .HUttOROUQHOFICE 90M744100 METUCHENOmCE 90HQN200 METUCHEN OFFICE METUCHENOFFKE j i. as; it,* 5 1134 1570 2603 Mo.> Mo/ Mo.' READINGTON $243,900 WARREN READiNGTON $106,750 BRDGEWATER LEBAN0N1WP. $176,230 LETS TALK TURKEY STRICK1N6 AWARD WNMNG DESIGN PICTURE YOURSELF HERE DftfltfNc mglM. vaulad aUngurK) txparafct m »nwdT.LC. I mm OMM cohmU In Uturn* "3BEDBOOMS" E«n thougri 1*1 not TlunkiBMng you* t» th*fttong <$on mhanca tfin MOtphntT oontwnporvy *Mcn tst floor {undo m/open v«* m reai. \mwtm •Man (ooWngtor»tandy pwrio nto brin g n» 41 lo m (n tabng you to pnwtow ttw cft*wing 5 bdrm Mw, thfttgM, «Md*aiN view torn fvrtty room txMitt a jourwrt Wdun, »cw 0ir*a«, curtom NH condition. Apptaoces inducted 2 bath*, pool, lanrte Ml. OnonSt K>NNtfipM«UiKi9dWiJon QBt- home wi'rrwiy ctoieli 11 large Mdwi a iHnng rm m nnoan MhHon WhM man wouU you Hh*T tub room,rnirW* Mrtptto e m) mor». I dubhoutt Conwm to flit 202 086OT7. 3911 0965606 WARREN OFFICE 806-757-7780 OLOWICK OFFICE 90M39-2777 OLDWICK OFFICE MMJfrZCT OLDWICKOFFICE 908439-2777 LWMVCNOFFicE W-757-7780 All Offices fm ptwhtee prioM up to »2SJ,W7, north* nwrtoage ptymenh (prlncifMl • We™e1) quoted fn our ids art to qualified buyers, bated upon a 20* downwmerrt and a conventional 30-year 2597 Open Until 9PM fixed rate ban at 9.000% with 3 points, A.RR. 9.344%. As an example, a $100,000 loan Mo.; would mem 360 monthly paymenta of $804.82. For purehaM pricM from 1293,933 lo njXK the monthly paymenta art to outKled buyers based upon a 20% downpayment and /ATCHUNG $399,000 calculated at 9.125% with 3 points on a "Jumbo' 30-y«ar fixed rate mortgage with an WATCHUNQ $285,000 COUNTRY SEHING Weichert A.RR. Of 9.472%, An example of a 1600,000 loan would mean 360 monthly payments THIS ONE'S FOR YOU! Ouni and private 3 bedroom ranch wilhsot ilh- of $4,068.16. Hgures herein are approximale and do not Include property taxes, hazard cr exposure Family room and laundry rt M SiliiiiliKl cm a pa'* l*u witi"(j. you wii ttrnl (his < Realtors Insurance, or homeowners association dues for a condominium purchase. Interest rates quoted bPUnwm ? tMlli spit level ih« placo ymi warn I" ra» on drst door Very spacious throughout. Must see WC#1741 are as of November 1,1994, and sub(ect to change. Not rosponsiblo lor typographical errors: while Information Is believed accurate, we request that the payment be validated with a [ WATCHUNG OFFICE 908-561-5400 WATCHUNQ OFFICE 908-561-5400 We Sett More mortgage provider prior to purchase. O^XKTI I liecause We Do More 10—Novemtw 16,17,18,1994 A Forbn Newipapir Suppltmtnt New-home development caters to family styles Families searching for a new industry largely due to President home today want more than just a Mary Farinella-Caporaso, Heading great location and an affordable price - they want homes designed up the second generation of Specifically with their needs in Farinella Development's building mind, namely family-oriented tradition, Mary Farinella-Caporaso neighborhoods in which to raise has brought a their children and nearby activities new perspec- for every member of the family. tive to home Kensington at Mansfield Township building as a is just that community, offering a wife and wonderful lifestyle surrounded by mother of on-site and close by recreational small children. facilities. Many of the Prices for a home at Kensington superior begin at $208,900. amenities, innovative layouts, op- Besides the extremely affordable prices of these spacious single- tions to expand and plentiful rec- family homes, Kensington's attrac- reation offered at Kensington are tion lies in the designs themselves. a result of Mary's personal experi- With oversized rooms and special ence as a mother of small chil- features every parent will come to dren. appreciate, no detail has been One of the many features at overlooked in building these fam- Kensington that growing families ily styled homes. Outside, buyers will come to appreciate is the will find large yards, an abundance oversized two-car garage standard of sidewalks throughout the com- in every Kensington home, With munity and two on-site municipal extra space to store children's bi- parks for everyone to enjoy. cycles, baby strollers, canoes, Inside every Kensington home, camping equipment and other buyers will find some of the most supplies, it is ideal for today's ac- tive and growing families. Kens- sought-after amenities, including Thi Otvon li Just ont of tht many homti ftiturtd at tht Ktnilngton ntw-homt dtvtlopmtnt in cathedral ceilings, spacious gour- ington also offers the option of a met kitchens, two-story entrance three-car garage, perfect for extra Minsilild Township. foyers, oak railings and wonder- storage space, and also for an ad- fully-large master suites with vast ditional, car for teenage children. Kensington appeals to families can ington homes include kitchen/ tem with a tot lot, baseball and' closet space and a separate shower Besides the practical everyday be found in the floor plans of each breakfast area windows that look soccer fields, tennis courts, picnic stall and tub in tile master bath. uses, the three-car garage also home. While many builders choose out over the back yard, allowing areas and more are ideal for chil- Farinella Development, builder adds to the overaU value of the to include sunken family rooms in parents to watch their kids at play. dren and adults alike, all with no of Kensington at Mansfield Town- home, their homes, Mary Caporaso opted Another convenient feature at homeowner association fees, ship, has become a pioneer in the A few other exciting ways that to design the area between the Kensington is the mud room. Ac- Quaint shops, restaurants, movie kitchen and family room as one cessible through the garage, the theaters, shopping malls and an level. Allowing families to extend mud room allows the children to excellent school system, as well as tables into the family room for wipe their feet and hang up their parties and holiday dinners, the coats before entering the house. numerous houses of worship, can level area between the two rooms Parents with small children will all be found within minutes of the RANKER also avoids any possibility of small also appreciate that the master community. children tripping up or down the bath features a one-piece, easy to Homebuyers are encouraged to» stairs to the family room. Families clean, maintenance-free, fiber visit the community, The Kensing- SCI 11 .OTT HI- UTOKN with small children will also ap- glass shower/tub combination. ton sales office, 813-2727, is opem preciate the fact that all the Kens- Kensington's 19-acre park sys- daily 12-5 p.m. Chatham Coat drive LOCATIONILOCATION! Dynamic seminar LOCATION! will aid 3 Bdrm Ranch with big front porch and fireplace. Very free to Realtors etty, well lands^ped prop- the needy Bill Barrett, a widely regarded from 9 a.m.-l p,m. Friday, Nov. erty.$269,900. A coat drive, sponsored by the real estate sales speaker, will MDM#1288 Community Service Committee of 18 at the Ramada Plaza Suites, the Westfield Board of Realtors, is present "Ultimate Prospecting 350 Route 3 West in Secaucus; being planned for this week. and Presentation Systems" for and 9 a.m,-l p.m. Monday, Nov. Men, women and children's residential real estate brokers Chatham Borough 21 at the Sheraton Tara, 199 styles and sizes are welcome, as and agents scheduled for Nov. CUSTOM they will be given to local families Smith Road in Parsippany, CONTEMPORARY and charitable groups, Among the 18 and 21, This fabulous home boasts of recipients are the Cranford Family The dynamic and inspira- Normally there is a $79 per living rm w/ loft, skylights, ca- Care Association, Westfield Neigh- tional program will emphasize person charge for these events, thedral ceilings, security system, borhood Council, Fanwood/Scotch Plains Social Services, the Salva- techniques in successfully ac- However, PNC Mortgage, Re- sprinkler system & hardwood quiring listings. Also to be in- firs, throughout. Professionally tion Army and Clark Business and alty Guardian Title, and New landscaped. Excellent condi- Professional Women for a woman's cluded will be 1994's top five Beginnings Credit Repair have shelter. niche markets in New Jersey, a tion! Super Locaton! $495; 00O Coats may be brought to the of- paid the entire cost. Brokers MOM 1281 30-day business promotional fice of the Westfield Board of Re- and agents arc invited to attend success plan, the top 10 time- cotoujeu altors, 1113 South Ave. West, Westr Mendham Office field. It is requested that all coats management techniques in real as their guests. be clean and in wearable condi- estate and statistics/success ra- For reservations and compli- tion. Final date for the coat drop- 201-543-2552 tios/market realities. mentary tickets call (800) 441- REAL off is Thursday. For further information, call 232- The presentation will be held 7478. 9000. A Forbes Newspaper Supplement RealEstate November 16,17,18,1994-11 Top producing broker opens Century 21 office in Cranford Ucai real estate veteran Bill Sturman re- ber of Commerce, Century 2i Town Square Town Square Agency. Interested parties C,000 independently owned anil operated cently opened Century 21 Town Square Agency supports the local Teen Center and should stop by the office or call Bill Stur- franchisee! broker offices in the U.S., Puerto Agency at 198 North Ave. in East Cranford, local Three on Three basketball tournament, man at 272-7800, in an effort to otter expanded services to The sales team at Century 21 Town Square Century 21 Real Estate Corporation is a Rico, Guam, Canada, Mexico, Japan, Hong consumers in the marketplace. Agency serves buyers, sellers and investors wholly owned subsidiary of Metropolitan Kong, France, the U.K., Australia, New Zeal- Uid by Mr. Sturmun. an award-winning throughout the Cranford and Westfield area. Life Insurance Company, The Century 21 and and Papua New Guinea, and franchise top producer with thirteen years experience, Broker/Owner Bill Sturman is actively re- system is the world's largest real estate agreements for broker office development the hometown brokerage company will cruiting seasoned professionals and new sales organization, with presence in 15 in Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxem- combine grassroots real estate expertise sales associates to represent Century 21 countries and territories: approximately bourg. with the power of the Century 21 trade name. The urea's newest Century 21 office is conveniently located just off Exit 37 of the Garden City Parkway. "Bill Sturman and Century 21 Town Square Agency arc welcome additions In the Century 21 system.' nnnounral Roll Speile, divisional president oi Century 21 of the Northeast. "Century 21 Town Square boasts the strong leadership and business insight that is necessary tor success in today's real estate market. By affiliating with an international sales organization like REALTORS Century 21, and by recruiting some of the SCHLOTT ana's brightest real estate agents, Bill Stur- man has instantly created a formidable real estate1 company in the Crnnibrd area," Mr. Distinctive Offerings presented ($ our Westfield Office Sperte added. Century 21 Town Square Agency is a member of the West field Board of Realtors, Garden State Multiple Listing Service, and the Middlesex County Multiple listing Ser- vice network. A member of the local Cham- CIANPOID $•«§,••• Charming 5 bdrm colonial. Fam, rm w/wood burning stove, Charming 6 bdrm center hall colonial on lovely river Kv. rm/parlor w/2 trploes, 3.5 bths, large nt-ion kit, muter property. 4.5 new bths, newer targe eat-in kit, Kv ml Tne/ottouring property sales transac- bdrm suite. WSF5043. wfpte,fam. rm,formal din. rm.cacandmofe.WSf 5167. tions am the only ones' available to w at (Jits time. WESTFIELD HO FAIRMONT AVE. SOLD TO MERCER, RICHARD G., FOR 1430,000 ON I4M-M BY FEASTER. S. EDWARD ft CHARLENE. 19 WOODBROOK CIRCLE SOLD TO KAN- DIGIAN, KENNETH ft MARYLOU. FOR $145,000 ON 811-94 BY RANDALL, WARD W. A HAZEL A IANWAY $111, t»0 WIITFIIID fl*t,OOI 921 WILLOW GKOVE HOAD SOLD TO LEE, Spacious 6 room home in levels. A bdrms, 2.5 baths. In quiet«rea Mint condition "Inman Hts" colonial, 3 bdrms, liv. rm, din. rm, JOHN C * 4ANET M, FOR 1307,500 ON I- closeto schools. WSF5O73. 07-94 BY STANAT, JON E.R. ft BARBARA. w/oak cabinets, fam. rm, finished basmeent. WSF5216, 10S7 CENTRAL AVE, SOLD TO FERBO, PATRICK, J. JH & BARBARA M., FOR $125,000 ON 7-28-94 HY FBRRO, PATRICK J. SR, ft ANNE M. 112 PEARL ST. SOLD TO VASQUEZ, RICAR DO ft CATHERINE FOR $165,000 ON 8 01- 94 BY MARTIN, CARMELA M. ft JAMES J. 484 OTISCO DRIVE SOLD TO SCHLESING- ER, ADELE, FOR $316,000 ON 8-12-94 BY ROTTENBERG ALAN S. ft BAHBARA P. US SUMMIT COURT SOLD TO CHO, Kl DONG, FOR 1325.000 ON 7-29-94 BY WIITFIILD $317,000 OAtWOOD IMM00 YOUNG, JOSEPH ft KATHLEEN. 112 FRAZEE COURT SOLD TO PORTER, Lovely home in levels. Wonderful fam, rm. addition w/ 7 year young, pristine colonial. 4 bdrms, 2.5 bths, fam. MAURICE ft PATRICIA li., FOR S2H9.O00 ON huge full bth w/tiled Jacuzzi tub & shower, cathedral rm w/skylights & stone fplc, large eat-in kit, & many 7-28-94 BY DEVICO. LOUIS & CONCETTA. ceiling, skylights & trench doors to new cedar deck, 4 extras. A must to see, WSF5213, 538 BRADFORD AVE. SOLD TO MC bedrm, 2.5 bths & more. WSF5064. CULLOGH, PETER, FOR $438,000 ON 8-26-94 J/oto $ocate CENTRAL JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES APPlaOYRRXED|i9VRRXB>| OTHER Under. City. Phont FEEIRATE PTt AMRATC FW AMMTl PT8 AM Amboy NaDonal Bank,OM BHdge SH-SM -tree 200*80100 • sels.oo 9.00 9,571LOO 2.00 8.88 A •SejBjBJB^KBDHBjBJ-Br^BflB^B^BM^BM-;HB^B^^B^Bj^j-;HjB^B IMI 1.90108 T.09A .90 0.00 e.80 .00 0.00 9.001.25 1.00199 A .99 9.00 9.391.99100197J Charter Fed! Savings.Randolph 291-9M-8199 900 .00 9.00 9.84 L99 0.00 9.8S .00 0.00 9.44 C SflW^^ I ,00 3.00 7.110 Jervtees soo-ete-Hes 280 .99 9.00149 .98 3.00 9.58| .25 2.00 9.81 A F||!ii^;iiii:;^ 3.0O9.w| .50 3.001.1 .00 9.00141 .18 3.00 8.7OI r.79 0.09151L First Savings Bank SLA, Edison tM-m-MM 325 .001001841 .75 9.00109 .98 9.80 9.991 1.80 2.00 N/P A ImperialCredH,Parsippany m-m-irN 245 .75 8.00 N/P .25190 l 1100 N/P A Kty Corp Mtge.Laurence Harbor MO-IM-MTI 250 1.99 8.00124| .50 2.79 8.0ol i.38 1.50 8.20 A OOS.OOJ.i J 100 IK 1.89 3.00171 A MorganCartonRn'I.Matawen ioo-ist-1711 0 L99 2.75 9.941 .19 2.75 8.94! .00 2.75 4.39 A Lyndhunt Mo-tti-ti74i9 75 3.00 ft.Ml I.751.00 9.18F 900-198-9791 350 .99 9.00 8.99 .00100 8.51 .50 2.50 N/P A NfW CtfiUiry Mtfltf. Brurwwick iw-m^4a«o 375 1.75 3,00109] .25 800 9.79 .99 3.00 6.10 A NJ Horn* Fundktg Group.Edlwn Ki-ia-44oo 0 1.99 9.00 N/P .19 9.00 N/P .88 3.00 N/P B «Btnk.8om«fV«« •M-Ttt-otoo 356 .00 8.00 9.84! .251.00 9.42 .39 2.00141 A 8«ltcttvt Finance, Matawan ete-iee-reeo ssoj .25 1.00 9.41 75 1.00 9.98 .00 1.00 115 Q I»flbgMiUomlMortowC»tV .00t.75B.« I.M2.75 9.A3B Summit Mortpaj^llrtdgajiiter eie-tte-toii sso 75 8.00 9.09] .132.75 8.58' .19 0.00 9.92 A United Natter^ Bar*, PWnfteW IM-7M-»OOI4OOI H/P MM .50 0.00160 1.50 2.00 7.51 A Woioo Financial 3vcf Warren tei-Mo «7u 0 25 0.00 9.25I .75 0.00 8.78 1.75 1.00 N/P F (A)1 Yr Arm (8)30 Yr Jtmlfo (0)3/1 Arm (D|1WV30 Arm (E)15 Yr 51-WNkly (F)COFI Arm (0)7/1 Yf Arm (H)1 Mo COFI Arm } Q30 Yf 91-WMkly (JJ10/1 Arm REALESTATE AGENT • REAL ESTATE AGENT INFORMATION 908-766-2900 Bus. 908-752-8222 coLDweu Bus. To Advertise In This 908-766-2542 Fax 908-752-5772 Expect the best! I FAX Directory For As Little As Artea Lombard), GRI, CRS BELLA WILGUS $22.50 per Week, Broker-Associate Sulcs Representative Certified Residential Specialist cm BELLA. for COLDWEU BANKER Century 21 A. Merolaft lESTSemcc! SCHLOTT, REALTORS* Call Russell at LaVecchia, Inc. 39 Olcott Square 192U.S.Hwy22W. Bernardsvillc, NJ 07924 908-722-3000 Green Brook, NJ 08812 I will buy you a WARRANTY on Somerset County Bd. Reillot of IIK Yen 1994-95, your home. x6256 Regional winner Larry Mueller, regional vice president of Welchert, Real- To advertise in this directory tors congratulates sales associate Barbara McCarthy of Welchert's Westfleld office for earning a regional award for the greatest number of resale listings. Call Russell at (908) 72K A Forbes Newspaper Supplement 44 _ November 16t 17,18,1994 THE FORBES REAL ESTATE MARKETPIACE SI k\|\(,S()\ll RSI SI \\ IMON( titl-OmttAm 9120-Wanted Is Buy 1010 IMstR/fNsl A4MI ||^ *MA Hmmtot* W40O0 SCOTCH im CRANfORD- By owner •210 -mm For 8eH> Mother/Daughter (S BR, 2 4SR Col. 21/2 baths, COASTAL NO. CARO- tHO • Ptaanos Kit., 3 lull bath, EQUAL AUCTION MMUmUE E-l-K, Fam Rm, Den, LINA-1,56 AC/150'WF/ MM.Rawt (201)7404705 •RIW CONSTRUCTION" CAC, Spring Garden $74,900. Swansboro, OPPORTUNITY SQMEflVIUI- duptox, Special financing location. $379,000. 11/ai; quaint I picturesque. 9240' watsfttant 3 BR Ranch with 2 Baths, 908.272-9479 High wooded homtsitsi l2S0LoU/Aer«afa 5/6 im, porch, yard & All rial estate advertlsad SEALED KM DUE tuHbatemant. near ocean, barrier is- SM0 • ThM BlWfl gar., S9007mon. + ut«.( In this newspaper It sub- 11/11 DUNELLEN-$167,800 land beschti. Newly *R nopeis21S-7SS48S1 ject to the Fidifal Fair Oflerad at $134,900. FARHIUS 2-Fsm in nice neighbor' completed subdivision. Homing Act ol 1966 IOMERMT 94 Sunnysjfsncn Road hood. Hardwood firs. & Attractive financing. which maktt it lllfgil to REAL ESTATE AGENCY 7500 sq.tt, 11Rm Colo- Raa*orM6-72H323 trim throughout. Very Won't last, call 1-800- M10-Hamas Undaf advirtlM any preference nice Int., ext, ntids nial Estate on 10,2 acres SOMfRVILLE $14,900 448-UND, a»t. 2334 Pal- $180,000 limitation or dlicrlmlna- some work. Private in the hsart of the Glori- "JUST REDUCED FOR Ian Carolina Land. 9620'Homes For Sale lion butd on ract, entrances, Irg. wrap* ous Equestrian Country- color, religion, sex or na- QUICK SALE" around porch. Side, 6Bfl, 4 full ft 2 half SOW-Farms Special Financing. 2 BR 9040-Unury tional origin, or an inten- ALWAYS RENTED! Call baths, private pond. LAKE GEORGE, NY-27 LONG SUCH ISLAND- HILLSBOROUOH- 1 Colonial, Eat-in Kitchen Unit Motel and home. 3.4 tion to make any such 1 Vin 90S-7S2-4U9 or Jett TWO family Brant Beach BR, LR, kit. AC, naw on ISO deep lot, Convenient to Rts. 287, preference, limitation or Mt-75H»Mforappt. landscaped ft wooded home with 3 bedrooms appl, W/O, pool, ttnnts, MM • Wfltfiront SOMERSET 78, ft 202. Bid Pack nwtiiy discrimination. acres. Pool. Near Lake/ per floor. Desirable hiai'HWIncl. Avail. 12/1. REAL ESTATE AGENCY METUCHEN-15 MO0*2S1-O746 Outlets/Ski Areas. Busy LIBERTY AUCTION Oceanside location, $7S0/mo. Call Jim (609) This newspaper will not HttHor •01.723-1333 SCHOOL ST.- 3br, Road. Reduced. PROPERTIES great rental history & 466-1592 knowingly accept any ad- arage, pool, Asking $550,000. FRIEDMAN news low prlcel 9100-Lots and Acretg* willing tor rut estaie I121,600. Special seller YOUR CLASSIFIED AD REALTY 516-532-7400, $184,000, Call Realtor, which Is In violation ol financing, Call Phil CAN BE PUBLISHED IN SOUTH CAROUNAII STEVENS REAL ESTATE the. law. Our rtaders are 1-60O-541-O828 ext. 583 92 NEW JERSEY NEWS- 1-800-494-5315 Informed that all dwell- Metro Mortgage. PAPERS WITH ONE SELLING? low Gorgeous 2.2 acre deep ings advtrtlstd in this MIDDLESEX EASY PHONE CALL AND newspaper art available FOR ONE LOW PRICE. water lot, Water and golf OTMV BIDMINSTER Aroywtoting for , OUICTCUl'M'SAC course properties. on an equal opportunity Beautiful young 4BR FOR ONLY $219.00 VILLAGE- Apt. t BR. basis. AFFORDABLE MODU- YOUR AD WILL REACH Resort and retirement Parkllka setting, Walking MmAvittWrina? home set In the perfect LAR- Custom Homes. family ntighborhood. OVER 1.2 MILLION homes. Buy now and lat distance to F.H train. Complaints ol discrimina- ERIC Assoc, otters high Features Include large HOMES THROUGHOUT your retirement homt MANCHESTER, VT- Ski $975 inc. haat. CaH-234- *LraHouMhold tion In homing on the quality customized FR, dining room w/ THE STATE, CALL pay tor itself, Call today rental, Jan, thru April, LR, 1101. Asktor Ira or Bav. basis ot ract, color, 'DR, 3 Bfl, 3 baths, cable, hornts, dicks and green- French doors leading to FORBES CLASSIFIED AT for tree inlormation. BIDMINSTER-THE creed, ancestry, marital close to Stratton, Brom- houses that are Afford* deck and fenced yard, 1-800-559-9495, ASK Susan Klavohn HILLS, lully furnished •AShortWUklo status, sex or handicap FOR JOYCE FOR ALL ley, Okemo & Ml, Snow. ablt. Financing avail- remodeled lull bath + Ao«rt Owned Ftetty CDndo,2br,2bath,ar)ort should be made to New aMt to qualified buyers. THE DETAILS 906-789-2555 10-5, 906- Tom? 1/2 bath, CAC, gas heat- 1-S0MS4-7300 term or longar, Incl, utHs, Jersey Division on Civil (Mt)4M'U17 632-74466-9 ed, 2 car gar., custom appliances, linens ate. Rights, 363 W. Sllte St., shed and MORE! •Solid Brick BASKING RIDGE No Pets. Avail, Imm. CiH Trenton, NJ 0B61B. $199,699. Construction? Phone {,609)292-4605. 1472,500 TOMVMOUMf 9400 906.273-5111 Call CAROLE J.ESTOK GARRISON COLONIAL REWALS IIRNARDSVILLE- •OldtWoftdClwm, •This inviting home MS-MI MOO Ml 209 condo, hJy turn Incl Nn- .boasts 4 B R s RE/MAX Realty Center CUNTON-Move right 1010 M10-Hornet eni, cookwara, dishes. I Maater BR sitting rm, sun Raattora into this spectacularly decorated townhome, MM-MurWamily stemwM, pnonas, TVs. porch, FPL, fin.bsmt, SO.nA)NFIELO 9430 -Towrtwueea and basic c*We, 2 BR, 2JJ 1190,000 skytitea, greenhouse Fireplace, basement & •MamftctntEstsia Thlnklna of selling your COASTAL NC- Live Wtis, LR, OR, EIK area I much more. The home? Celt Usa or Erma: i, Available In just near the beach. $19,900. Ground*? lys. 199,900. Call t440Ataftm lftnbaint,1car MANVIUI- By own*. Prudential Pioneer Real COUJWIU n Baautliul, quaint Swan- Estate, Realtor, 908-469- Lisa Walaszak RE/MAX MM-Rooms 3BR 1 bath Ranch, fin- BANKER SCHLOTT boro, High, woodad tot avail Call AGomfetibttHom 1815. Indep Owned & Preferred Professionals w/aceasa to the Atlantic, litied bsmt. Asking Realtors 665-0700 ext. 13 MTO-AsMftmMitsta ItPraaJipjoui $125,900.9O6-281-565) Op. FREE near town ft Hammocks Stan , Addmi? or 874-6444 evil Beach State Park. Great IM. DELAWARE RIVER MMOOEWATER 9410-HemHtoSnaff Si nation Sti Hone IvatuetkM HILLSIOROUGH. financing, Hurry, cat now FRONT- m Ranch, 2 vBj^U WBii^^B ^P k^ •OUNOIROOK OKN HOUSE SUN Somerset Park, 2br, 21/2 1-800449-LANO, 0*1. car gar., 6 ml. So/1nt.7» WESTFIELD- By Owner 2018PM Red brick Col. In plesi- baths, full basement, 2341. Patian Carolina AVIWaWY $135,000,21S-663-9318. fireplace, end unit, land. ^ 3BR Ranch- 21x14 LR, ant northiWi. 4BRs, Don't sMHiitawsniicani SO JOUND BROOK L«. E-l-K, 1 bath, attlc-im 21/2 paths, Family Room, appliances, window treat, stay, 2 decks, $105,500. TWR vfjaHsWVvlW l^sV $199,99* lot ett,, 75x235 prlv. yd. acreened porch, brick CAN M PURUIMBD M IIR im jwfc IJS Completely renovated 3 SiSSyMO. Com* Set the patio. Fenced yard. Williamson Realty. MS- 91 NSW JSREffMVIE* gardan m Colonial. IR w/lrple, •noMet By owner. $354,900.906-654-4346, 752-2223 sik for Kaihy PAPERS WITH ONE Sad h Of pay 7B8MS2B7, aVvpia^P'Hal BW^VJ^VJI^B^^V I BS*T| loriMl DR, Hew carp* iM031 EASY PHONE CALL AND WhftetttuM Stailon-by 1/2 dukn, LR, OR, KM,,convantancas! InOi scraanad porw* M FOR ONE LOW PRICE. al rnalof rwySt M targe 7Si300taW tot owner, comm, ioned 2 yard, SHOAnon, + utH., tamtly home, plus barn •100 FOR ONLY $219,00 YOUR AD WILL REACH NOPETSI90SW-10S2 StMSMISS RIAL EITATI AMNCY BETTER THAN NEWI 1 w/ shop, office, i car lots and towtft yr. young 4600 sq.fi, OVER 1.2 MILLION IRIDOIWATIR- 3BR B^Rm^PnP a^Bj^^a^Fj et a#ii OOlttGMMUIIS RMllMMS-TII-IStl garage & atoraoe. 15+ Colonial w/5BRs, car paved lot, Main St. HOMES THROUGHOUT 2BA,DR,LR,klt.W/D,W/ apartment In lacura THE STATE. CALL MO YOU ) Ml bartht, Master BR location, $239,000. Warren Two. Wood lot, W, La. yard, excellent building. Section S Wat- w/ sitting rtn, clrc. stair* 906-534-1396. 1.6 acres, 190' frontage, FORBES CLASSIFIED AT schools. No dogs. $1300/ coma 8680/mon. 90S* 1-600-599-9495, ASK lhat an ad Inthi' s local CAM, FPL, 3 car gar & ready to go. In area or mo, Vh mo. sec, Avail. 752*4762 many more desired prestigious homes. Cull FOR JOYCE FOR ALL 12/1.908-249-2467 paper also goei Into 22 BOUND BROOK- 2 •xtrail The Ptudentlal for Info. The Prudential THE DETAILS ABOUT 276-0370 other local papers? AoVtrtlH SCAN-STATEWIDE 2 nd. fit., Lg. Kit., off st Reach over 360,000 Pioneer Rear Estate, Pioneer Real Estate, A&nttli* jk« ui ii /M nocicicn Ah WPT. k tfl75/mon > ulH- "• ...In Tniltn' -. (ffl ForbM Newspaper Supplement RealEstate November 16,17,14,1994—15 RUN YOUR AUTO AD UNTIL SOLD IOUMB BROOK- 4 ftMITAN-eomplataly «om apt., 1at t>., BITaV lurnlihfd 3 rm apart TO, i 1/2 moa MC. No ma Raman Country Club. Oanttaman pr«f. Avail. MMWO*0- unturn, WtttMSi11S 2M apt m lovajy*ram tfrtarian haa wwflwd. ROMLLI- ) Ama. d fit oaebmd, Haat/HW, clian qulat houaa naar NY tralm, no AM ^^h^ud ^hflHA^k ^k^h^i^h^h l^h 1st 11.11100 Incl utU pati. Sae. I rala. MOO, or nwOi onwv ipaov "i pttt. m wo we. to* tommoo eonvtnlintly loeatad bldjj. In Bui. dlitrict, (-4 canval to all banking • _ ^!| rm. 2 BR, $700 Incld. hut. Clou to major tranap.CallMr.K. W452S •OMIRVtUt/PRIriCI- rrima location Rt. 30a. luxury TON- llngla panon Offioa apaoato rmi . By prafarrad. Pum. aN utMi wW fwWn. nVM. tnoM. Avail ia/tM-701- W7§ taava maQ. MANVIUJ- Main It. IOMIRVIUI- 1IR, 1800 aq. ft. axe. cond. mm rant vary naojowMa. SN* M00aalnBlMW7 , ;^;'-^i;.^ 1 tt Badrooma Inct. han m loot tvaa M t MUI I OUNaURN-twaty tnd wnmne- i raoma, , g room H* in prim? naar wmii pnv. pnif., Carpal, FurnAJnlurn. •;%!'- i 11amlkf hlMMi iMUHfei WM9r • Wtm* prvVKNa* yardi MM aoc w. naar •TM/mo.MMW-TMI. {map. MWmo t ut*. Ca>T5oi)37iMtM toeatton, 1/1 atook from NtoaRMR apt, WOO/ + noaaMon araat SITS/ mth, Incli. halt I hot mofii, nan • MV RMQ.I wttar, many antrti Ami* parUngt CIH «» FOUR UNES included. Call BOUND BROOK- Lg. 72S41M daya or 234* 90M4M174 BR for mHwtPJ20n> issaavaa HIUSMMNMH1WP.- Non amokar * cantrady lo* VHfTPIUD- 3 rm. coiy 2 BR apt. for rant. eatad.BOI4ft>73M OfHca Sta( convtn. to all "lat m carptt. 1795/mo. m«|or tranap. Immad. 9M4744MI MNI MOTBL- Spaclal •0M724292 MAMVHll-iBA.MtS/ Rala. $138Mfk * Up. mon incld, halt, Raf.i Kltehanatla HW/wh. I nq.t 526-9400 or 233- 1117 BOMBimUI- Qantla- MANVtUI- 4 rma, 2 maivfurn rm., raaldantlal, FALL CLEANING rafr., N/8, WOft upAnrk., BRa, 2nd fir. Haat rncl. MC.,raf.72M470in.4 MflNLAMB MRK— Att* $72S/mo, 1 mo MC. No proi. 7,000 aq. fl. Uam pita. Adulli only. AvaH. mamitacturtng. 8OM14> ©or A Bio DIAL POR 12/1. MI.72M905 1240. MIDOLBBIX- 111. fl. tpartnamin prlvata YOUR Linu THINOI honWt 2 bdffMi ad utHi. " WIW v*Wa^tvP^^iTf ptW, 1 mth. ate. 1700/ NOTICE: AH WANTED thM7«HH6 TO RENT •tfvarthn- GlNIRAL MlRCHANDISI SPECIAL- MIBBLIIBK-2room manb) art MYAJU IN •ffleltncy, t full bath, ADVANCE by caoh, UVMNl SS 2 lines x 3 weeks 1525 utlli Incl. Call chick, VISA or MaHOf 469-H13 Card. For a quota on MONTOOMIRV-2br, coat, ptaaaa can •010 Use this coupon for: Your ad (arBala giraM, baautlful itttlng, 14MHBM4N. (flaosachackona) |70s"mth. am. 60Mel cost is: 9214.or»14-3«4-6<0S. • Uoanaaafafarlalf I a NORTH PLAINPIILD- Inttraatlng 1 or 2 BR, lit fir ipt In Morris or Wul D If the item you ore selling is $50 or under..,$FREE$ 1BR apt Somtrait St. Union Cty for prof, cpl w/ $500/mo.+ utlli. CALL yallow lib. 201-2W-&W, Q0M6M2M. ei(WH)844 D If the item you ore selling is over $50 but not more than PII«ATAWAY-4rm apt. $100 $2,00 1st floor, No Pali, l Jf>00 $150/wk utlli. Ineludad. 782-2001. COM/MfWCIAt D If you ore giving awoy the item...$FREE$ RU\L IVMl ***** ** OCIUINTPfW. <» FIRST IINI -< rTB4iMHOl«VNOM U RARfTAM* 3 rm., bath atio • Buakiaaa BAURB ** Jolnprov- oH St. prkp., raf. raq. ttM an 18yr Log Manufac- 1850/mo, Rait incld. turar 16 Klln-driad log Avail. Imrnad. 722-O4W FnMIMI •tylai, •lining $9100. SlCOND LlNI RARITAN- 1 room apt. • Ratal Ptai Excluilva tarrllory. Mr. SMS/mo, utlla. Incl, Buck 1400-321-5647. ITITTI i CHI90I-7084400 OW-TlmarLoa Name. RUN YOUR Address, MERCHANDISE Phone#. Inttrudioni: 1. frintona(l) lal»af inaochipgca. Allowona(l)ipocobatwaan FOR SALE ADS wofdi and ono (1) ipoca for approprtota punctuotion. 2. All odi (or Harm pricad $51 • $100 mutt ba prapoid, plaoia ancbia $2.00 poymani. V 3. AModimuirtrKludoprkaondptwnanumbar. V> 4. rndMduoh only quoWy (or thii rota; no bmlnoiiat. 5. No concalblioni or rafundi ' 6. Forbes raiarvas tha right to limit quantity of FREE odi. Mail to: Forbts Newspapers, "Fall Cleaning4! P.O. Box 699, Somervllle, NJ 08S76 • $2,00 and FREE odi will ba occaptod by coupon V FOUR UNES • TWO WRKS only* No phona ordanr plaoMt • Coupon araofwovallablaot tha CbttifiadOapt. -) 1-800-559-9495 of forbai Nawipopan* w AsJI«»-*#«»« l»'Uii,T.'' MUKHIUM nnjoo NEW ENGLAND CUSTOM RANCH "ILIOAMT OLD 7YIM UIABI PI AMJABUf SufMf dtan 4 btdroom hon* in mov»- IMAOI SALTBOX old«Colcffaloftinribedra>mt,lft-l CALL TODAY TO WEVEW. Thto38R inoondion. LtfgtroomnnddOMto plaeMw? room, dining rmfna1ufal I 2b^c«tombu»!onioUMndhomt •Vtacruofproptny EAtytootMtoal Call JnCtantord Formal OR, 2 car ga to ongjnii bituty. Ad Itrgt raom> n^for roidi. Loctfid in ont of Htm Trmly uniqm 10 worn jtmun. jMMy'tbtitiohooldMriclii CvTon) IMIMMPMI ft THE ART OF NoftMdt tptdout CotonW f*- TTTT For pfodnioni J DM of tht grawng tum 3 bgdroomi, hvflt modwn For thow who long for kury, titscuetom brick iMmly. Mtmimino nt m brtctc Spit *1 bedroom, dec, 2 ful baths, 4 M| \M Wttf HBBWI WBHRJ MII mmtf nmh In the tntet wee of town hen Hit ol Uwi on largt eomir lot, I b*n», 2J Penthouee Model,..$109,000 flnptoei.cinlralalr, ingroundpool, sMMet tut QOSI 00 A owl A peel hone toi A a |k*jAjJkMM| 4 IhhiUlldk* 1 !3BlflLf^rTss^Bnsj 1 dm, fifnily room A Itndtdptd •IBpIfiJ. RryTW pOH WMMnt • OWOTt MVWI Wpi) BPnli ipimii WB fin IV ygp Ml., Im, rm wjWft bir and termit LA A OR •tptftli •ntrinct & powdw room. combo, neutral decor yard, MOM. M78MQ01 tor Atoll. JUST LISTED COZY CAPE Charming 3 bedroom Ranch • LOOK • LOOK • LOOK!! move-in condition! Situated near Mint condition. 3 bedroom, 2VZ bath Convenientto schools, shopping & 5 bedroom Ranch. Living room, Comply ^)daWd4bedroom12bathl raised ranch w/large family room with Buccleuch Park. This house has it Dutch Colonial w/3 car garage with an transportation offers 4 bedrooms, dining room, kitchen, family room, full brick fireplace. Hardwood floors, all •• underground sprinkler sys- basement, garage, patio, Only apartrwnt. Qrttt family neighborhood. Modern eat in kitchen, 2 car garage. family room, full bath, garage, en- Honn hat 2 frfplaces Call Gerry tor closed yard. Call 46^3900 before tem, central air, large den plus much $151,500, Call 752-0001 for de- I Located on cukto-MC. Walk to town morel! dotaili. I and trains. Call Keith for details. it's gone. tails. Omlury 21 Ap«t FroptrtlM OBMBWVH MlfcisMittllsaJesft •0i>t4t>7717 $171,100 MICATINIV WHY BUY OLD? LOOK AT THIS! New eVoom Colonial, Unbelievable but TRUE! Pick your colors in this 4 FIVE-FAMILY NEWCONSTRUCTIONI BR Colonial with family rm, full bsmt, Two 1-bedroom apartments first floor; I & garage. Located on very quiet two 1 -bedroom apartments second The Chatham 3000 sq. ft. with im- J street in nice neighborhood & good floor; and one 3-bedroom apartment pressive list of Standard features, location. Can 752-0001 for details. third floor. Great return. Refrigerator Call office for details, and Gas stoves in all units. Call for details! Our SELLERS SERVICE CefltaqSIUMucefltFaaAen C«n4ury21lran«rtMlty Cewtuwli Uls^iatiHeaiee 906.792-0001 906-752-7010 Is As Good As Go "0 V (D CINTURY21 CINTWY21 EONUOWTRtALTOW M ceunnvti namimn&m UtTilATlHOIWllULTOfW - : ,».*. commvai ^ CIKTWIY21 JMRMLTY IQREEN 00U«NP0ftfiAI.W J * *-# rf * * A fc- . 4r7TI . *