I Id Record •Vol. 5, No. 49 Thursday, December 15,1994 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents Briefs
News for new moms / „. La Leche League of West- Voters' message to schools: NO field, a breastfeeding infor- mation and support group, will meet 10: IS a.m. today at the Cranford library on Walnut Av- Classroom bonds enue. Call 709-1261 School Bond Vote Results Wrap it up rejected 3196-2521 Westfleld shoppers can re- Voter Turnout: 32.55% ceive an early Christmas •y NICOLE A. QAV1NO polls Tuesday, twice as many as Registered: 17,747 present, 5-8 p.m. today, when THE RECORD came out for the last regular school First Baptist Church offers free election in April. Although the Voted: 5,777 gift-wrapping. Youth will hand Westffelders said "no" Tuesday bond won in Ward I by 65 votes, Absentee: 184 out coupons downtown which to the Board of Education's $7.6 "no" votes in the other three wards million bond referendum for a prevailed. Overall, the bond was Yes Total can be, redeemed tonight at the defeated with 56.4 percent of the No chinch. classroom construction plan, forc- ing school officials to search for an- vote. Ward 1 855 790 1,645 other way to accommodate surging "The town spoke and said they Holiday Family Night enrollment in Westfield schools. want a better solution. Well have Ward 2 587 772 1,359 The Westfield Library will School officials have said they to readdress the issue," said board hold a Holiday Family Night for have no alternate plan. Superinten- member Tom Madaras, who voted 7-B p.m. Wednesday. The event dent Mark Smith and School against going to the voters for the Ward 3 460 775 1,235 features crafts, stories and re- Board President Susan Pepper bond freshments for children grade both said Tuesday night they do Six million dollars of the bond K and up, accompanied by an not intend to go back to the voters was to have funded construction of Ward 4 542 859 1,401 adult In-person registration be- with another bond referendum. 22 total additional rooms onto gins today. Board member Melba Nixon, Franklin, McKinley, Jefferson and who also voted against going to the Wilson schools. According to the TOTALS 2£21 3,196 voters with the bond referendum, school board, elementary enroll- Visionary support said, "I feel that the community ment has increased 21.8 percent Visions is a support group for made the right decision. Obviously since 1988, and 327 more students separated, divorced, and wid- we still have challenges ahead of are projected between now and Votara from tha Flrat Ward lad owed individuals, including sin- us and we will meet them in a way 1998. The building plan was pro- other districts in turnout In gle parents and people of all DAVID GIPSOWHE RECORD that will serve the children and the posed in September after the board Tueaday's voting. It waa tha faiths. They will hold a Christ- Tht first voter at th« Franklin School poll Tuesday at 1 p.m. wag community. I have no doubt we discussed several alternatives. only ward to hava votad in mas Celebration and Festival of Robart Clraaa. Franklin School would hava sean tha moat class- can do that" Since school officials said they favor of tha achool board'a lights, 7 p.m. Sunday, St rooma added uakig funda froam Ida $7.6 million referendum A relatively strong turnout of 32 have no Plan B, they will have to $7.6 million claaaroom con- Helen's Parish Center, Rahway votara rajactad Tuaaday. percent of registered voters hit the (Please turn to page A-2) atructlon bond referendum. Ave. Call 322-7762. Strings at school The Junior Strings of the Chips and flakes on school board bill New Jersey Youth Symphony, an intermediate level orchestra, Computerized library services ricuhim would add technological and networking of the town's nine ians/media specialists, working by the school system's Instruc- will appear in concert 3 p.m. and snow days will be discussed by advances to the library/media cen- public schools was proposed by the with Or. David J. Rock, assistant tional Council and is on Tuesday's Sunday at Edison School. The the Westfleld Board of Education ters, such as automated card cata- Technology Committee. superintendent of curriculum and agenda for discussion and delib- program, featuring works by at Tuesday's 8 p.m. meeting. logues and access to materials in The proposed library curriculum instruction. The new curriculum eration by the school board. Stamitz, Corelli, Bartok and A proposeixufwaead new uonulibrary curcur- otheouwr librariesiioranes. uvnpuienzauonComputerization^- was developed boy thwe schooscnooli librariibrar- hanas beeDeen reviewed and appapprover d Additionally, the school board is holiday music, is underwritten set to take action on how it will by a grant from the Westfleld make up extra snow days this year. Foundation. Admission is by The board briefly discussed the door donation. Council urged to back sea routing of jets topic at its last meeting. Dr. Smith recommended adding B•yy MMNMMMMNMMVt MWMI . AwiattoAsriatton Administration to study tal impact studies are under way Scotch Plains, he aaid. In the cen- on t»«he end or ttw Mhoo! y«ar IT 100 years of taste •routing plan to lower air on the Expanded East Coast Plan. tral part of town, the no\se would The Woman's Club of West- UXOOUD OOJUUBPONDBNT there is only one extra snow day. traffic noise. One proposed plan, the Solberg be reduced one or two decibels, However, if there are two or more field has published a cookbook The Westfleld representative to Jerome Peder told the Town mitigation plan, would lower noise and remain the same in the north- extra snow days, he suggested the titled "Centennial Favorites" in the Union County Air Traffk Advi- Council at its workshop meeting by two to five decibels in the em part days be made up during the April honor of its 100th Anniversary vacation. of volunteer work. Tne book, a sory Board catted for the Federal IViesday evening two environmen- southern part of Westfield and (Please turn to page A-2) souvenir of this milestone, was compiled by Tia lies and Anne Magnotti. It is available at Celt- ic Imports Ltd., Lancaster Ltd., ShopRite hearings grind on; next set for '95 Borden Realty and the Towne Bookstore. mony from two objectors. Attorney Master Plan. Testimony and cross- Despite previous hopes to com- parking lot sitting in Garwood. The •» mcou A. VUliam Butler, representing Reilly examination of Mr. Zimmerman plete the hearing by the end of the Garwood board was set to continue It's boot-scootin* time THE RECORD Oldsmobile, and attorney Brian continued last week as Mr. Fahey year, the Planning Board has its hearing last night Country line-dancing classes The Westfleld Planning Board Ftahey, representing residents Olf proceeded with his case. changed its agenda. The Dec. 22 The proposed ShopRite "super- will be offered Friday mornings drew an audience of nearly 50 as it and Maryann Dolling of Fourth Av- Residents have attended the meeting has been canceled. The store" will sit on North Avenue on at the Westfleld "Y." Call 233- continued to hear the ShopRite enue, are now completing their tes- hearing throughout, questioning hearing will resume at special the Westfield/Garwood bonier at 2700 to learn line dances like case Thursday. In its final hour, timony. witnesses and carefully watching planning board meetings Jan. 12 the current Westfield Lumber site. decision-making time draws near. At the last meeting, Mr. Fahey and Jan. 26. Frank Sauro, Village Su- the Tush-Push, the Electric the case's progress. Next month, 1 Side, and Waltz Across Texas. After 17 months of testimony presented David Zimmerman, a they will be able to tell the board Village Supermarkets is simulta- permarkets general counsel, said from ShopRite owners, Village Su- professional planner who testified what they think. Saturday, Jan. 14 neously seeking approval from the the company anticipates approval permarkets, the Planning Board is that the store would contradict has been set aside for public testi- Garwood Planning Board, with a and expects a spring ground- Law school grants breaking. . Robert M. Read, president of in the sixth month of hearing testi- foils and objectives in Westfield's mony. major portion of the proposed tne Westfield Rotary Club, an- nounced applications for the Read Law Scholarship are available at the Westfield High School guidance office. West- Readers advance fund field or Plainfield high school graduates attending law school full-time are eligible. Applica- for neighbors to $199 tions are due March 31. A single parent head qf house- with the Westfleld Neighbor- hold recently was told by her em- hood Council, the Westfield Art exhibit ployer that her working hour* Community Center, the Salva- A show of members' paint- would be reduced due to a slow- tion Army and various church ings by the Westfield Art As- down in the market. The family organizations. The fund helps sociation is on display until lives paycheck to paycheck, so working people who, due to ill- mid-January in Children's Spe- the decrease in earned income ness, are out of work for a little cialized Hospital. Viewing is left the family unprepared to while and can't get help from weekday, daytime hours meet the next month's rent. For- any government program. It through the ambulance en- tunately, Westfield's Caring helps families who can't pay trance. Call 233-3720 Ext, 379. Neighbor Fund was able to pro- their utilities bill and may be vide money to assist the family without electricity or heat It Sunset tickets to avoid potential homelessness. helps families pay their rent and Help can only come from avoid eviction. It buys food, The Westfield Recreation clothes, and medical care. Commission is offering Broad- Westfield's Caring Neighbor way tickets to Sunset Boulevard Fund if there is enough money Rinds are up and down for the March 10 show. Price there. The Record is inviting through the year, many things with transportation is $80. Call readers to participate in its can't get done because money 789-4085. Record Holiday Fund. Proceeds isn't there. Any donation helps. will support The Caring Neigh- Readers wishing to support bor Fund of Westfield - the the Record Holiday Fund and Early deadline only local fund which helps the Caring Neighbor Fund may Due to holidays, The West- Westfleld residents who fall be- send checks to Record Holiday field Record will be published tween the governmental pro- Fund, Box 626, Cranford 07016. early next week, calling for Major bank on minis gram cracks and are ineligible Donors who contribute to the DAVID GIPSON/THE RECORD early deadlines. Deadlines for for public assistance. fund will have their names pub- press releases, photos, letters to Westfleld author Gall Buckllns poses with her popular new work The White House In Miniature Westfield Welfare Director Lil- lished in this column. The total at a display featuring White House documents and items and some miniature furniture at the editor and other cor- amount collected to date is $199. respondence is noon tomorrow. lian Corsi coordinates her efforts Westfleld Memorial Library. The display continues through this month.
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An environmental assessment! Council urged is also being done of departure!! Teens face marijuana charges (Continued from pace A-l) from Newark International Air- In contrast, the ocean routing port's Runway 22, he said. t Three local temagen tribute and sale of marijuana. He Goody on Quimhy Street Tuesday, marijuana and drug paraphernalia plan would reduce noise by 10 < In other business Tuesday charged with drag poHesaton and was held in lieu of $5,000 bail. Dec 8. Police said the teen was Monday. He was released on $250 decibels in Westfield and sur- .flight, the council approved aV; intent to sell marijuana Fttday Mark Philips, 18, of 936 Harding (bund with two audio cassette bail. rounding towns, Mr. Feder said. 'plan described by Town At-iw after allegedly being found with St, was charged with possession of torney Charles H. Brandt to sell tapes in his pants. He was turned The plan, developed by the 1 Mtge amounts of marijuana. marijuana and intent to distribute. over to a parent BURGLARY AND THEFT: New Jersey Citizens for Envi- properly owned by the- town,- Westneld Police arrested David He was released on $2*00 bail. *•• A Mountain Avenue resident re- ronmental Research, was dis- Some lots must be subdivided'- Vogel, Mark Philips and a 17-year- The 17-year-old, also of West- A 14-year-old Westneld male was ported the theft of $15,000 In cam- missed by the FAA based on before being offered tor sale to** old male in the basement of 212 field, was charged with possession charged with shoplifting from CJs era equipment Friday. Police said delay and operation findings. adjoining property owners. The .-• Sqotch Plains Ave. At about 1:30 and intent to distribute. He was Extra Innings on West Broad Mr. Feder requested further lots are on Dunham Avenue*;- the equipment was located in a Livingston Street and Harrows p.m., police allegedly found the turned over to the Juvenile deten- Street Friday. Police said the teen gray duffel bag on a stool in the study of this plan with critical three with "large amounts" of mar- Road. • L->L tion center in Elizabeth. was apprehended running down basement, right outside the vic- evaluation by outside parties. West Broad Street in possession of tim's office. Although the office David Vogel, 18, of 212 Scotch SHOPLIFTING; $65 worth of sports collectors cards. was ransacked, nothing else was Plains Ave., was charged with pos- A 16-year-old Fanwood male was He was turned over to a parent reported missing. session of marijuana, intent to dis- charged with shoplifting from Sam *•• OTHER ARRESTS: A Mohawk Trail resident re- USTRAVEL Robert Frazier, 32, of Cranford ported the theft of a decorative was charged with theft by decep- Prosecutor sees no tion Tuesday, Dec. 6. Police said wreath from the front door Satur- 908-276-0099 u Mr. Frazier had been crediting his day. BOOK TRAVEL ON SATURDAY3TSAVE S|; Lord and Taylor charge account by returning merchandise he had not CRIMINAL MISCHIEF: OPEN 9:00 to 3:00 December 17,1994 wrong in school flyer bought He was an employee of the Someone spray-painted the wall ONE DAY Pre-XMAS SALE: $50.00 OFF /' store. Credits totaled about $5,000. on the A&P building on Elm Street Additionally, it was also brought He was released on his own recog- Monday. any SEVEN DAY CARNIVAL FunShip CRUISE!!! into question whether groups in- THE! nizance with a summons. Ill North Avenue West • Cranford, New Jersey > cluding the high school PTO, Fran- **» ACCIDENTS: Union County Prosecutor An- klin School PTA and Westfield Ed- A 17-year-old Westneld male was A collision at the intersection of drew K. Ruotolo repeated this ucation Coalition have obeyed all West Dudley Avenue and Prospect week that no election laws were the election laws. Arguments cen- charged with burglary and theft ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS Friday after he allegedly stole a Street took four people to the violated by the Westfleld school tered on technical requirements emergency room Saturday. About such as advertising an address and stereo worth $200 from a car district in regard to the $7.6 million 1:10 pjn., Joan Frier of Westfield IS SOME MORE COUNTER SPACE bond referendum. name on all printed material. parked on Florence Avenue. The Prosecutor Ruotolo asserted, teen was turned over to a parent was driving west on Dudley Av- '"Let me state unequivocally that enue. According to police, the car * Let Us Grant You Your Wish * the instances ... are not under in- however, that "a review of the ma- terials submitted demonstrated no Lewis Ives of Garwood was was struck on the driver's side by a vestigation by this office," Prosecu- car driven by Scotch Plains resi- tor Ruotolo said. This is not a violation of the law worthy of pros- charged with possession of mari- Timberiine ecution." Rather, he said any fur- juana Friday at the corner of dent Hilda Maldonado, who was SALES* legal opinion.' It is the firm posi- ther investigation or prosecution traveling north on Prospect Street tion of the chief law enforcement Springfield Avenue and Cardinal would be an insult to his belief in The collision then caused Ms. A INSTALLATION offker of this county." Drive. He was released on $250 and respect for the freedom of bail. Frier's car to hit a tree on the Certain materials were submitted speech. SHOWROOM to; the Prosecutor's Office Nov. 28 northwest comer of the intersec- "Any de minimus failure to the James Terriped, 25, of Garwood tion, police said. Ms. Frier and pas- • Baths * Buih-Ins by an anonymous source, alleging specific technical provisions of our school funds were used to advocate was charged with driving on the sengers Anne and Saiza Frier were • Vanities * Custom Furniture New Jersey election laws is not taken to Overlook Hospital where the support of the bond issue. Fli- suitable for prosecution in light of revoked list Sunday. He was re- ers and fact sheets on the refer- the guarantee of First Amend- leased on $225 bail. they were treated and released. Ms. • Home Offices • Kitchen Refacing endum sent home with students ment," Prosecutor Ruotolo said *** Maldonado was taken to Muhlen- •Free Estimates (908) 293-5366 * Fully Insured were questioned, as well as the "This office will not be a party to David P. Evans of Kenilwwth berg Hospital, were she was treated school board's newsletter Emphasu an attempt to weaken the voices of was charged with possession of and released. on Education, which was sent to all those who would speak their con- ' ••• residents last week. science. The matter is closed." Westfield fire log... The Westfield Fire Department 1200 block of Central Avenue - responded to the following calls lockout SHOP & COMPARE - WITTY S HAS THE LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE last week: 200 block of North Avenue West /o — smoke, condition. Attention SATURDAY 12/1 7 I Dec. 5: ••• NOOM-3PM 100 block of Mohawk Trail - de- Dec. 10: Business Owners tector activation 700 block of Shackamaxon Drive Gift Giving Time 1000 block of Gmndview Avenue — smoke scare FREE -lockout Wilson Elementary School — Is Here! 400 block of South Chestnut alarm malfunction GGUIVA CHOCOLATES SAMPLF 700 block of Oak Avenue — Case Prices Available Street— smoke scare smoke scare 600 block of Faiimont Av«nu* — 700 block of Kimbatt Avenue — Please Call HOURS: smoke condition smoke scare Discount Wines ••• (908)381-6776 870 St. Georg* Am, Rthw*y, CVS M-SAT9AM-10PM ••• SUN 10AM4PM Dec. 9: Dec 11: 800-381-3815 B00 block of Ramapo Way - 100 block of Elm Street - lur- alttrm activation nace malfunction 400 block of Poets Place - inte- 400 block of Poets Place — rior alarm smoke condition '400 block of Downer Street — 200 block of Hyslip Avenue — telephone wire down primary wire down Cops seek help in bias crime |The Westflekl Police and the patroli and surveillance in the Union County Prosecutor's Office ar)e asking for help flan the public "We're trying to generate infor- in their quest to find the parly re- mation from the public," Detective sponsible for scrawling racially bi- Siegel said. "Anyone who may have witnessed anything or just ased and anti-Semitic graffiti on heard something." Wjestfleld High School. Citizens with any' knowledge of Detective Steven Siegel of the the incident may call Detective Union County Bias Division said Siegel at 527-4649 or Weatfield Po- they are still developing witnesses lice Sergeant James Schneider at and suspects and are increasing 7894018. Classroom bonds rejected (Continued from page A-l) Mr. Farrell said. "Westfiekl'a long- go back to the drawing board. standing commitment to quality "Now we're going to have to education should not be ques- work together with the board and tioned by voting on one single the community to find a way to issue. We see it as a reinforcement respond to increasing enrollments of the focus of the community on a^IfciEa-L"** that will cost less money," Dr. the importance of prioritizing edu- Smith said. cational values." He added the Turnouts were highest in Ward group will now focus on what the I,' which is home to Franklin school board does with next year's School. Franklin has reported the budget highest increases in elementary In addition to classroom instruc- enrollments and subsequent dif- tion, the bond was meant to fund ficulty in housing its students. The several capital improvement Westfield Education Coalition, projects. These maintenance which was working in favor of the projects include roof, windows, bond, stemmed from concern of lavatories and work on the por- psiWI sj-ar-a: numerous Franklin parents. tables at Westfleld High School; "We're disappointed, but West- windows and roof work at Edison; Crow* $1999 $1(199 Smirnoff $4099 fifeld still has the real challenge windows and lavatories for Roos- ahead of how to find a way to evelt; windows and blacktop for uSftSSTaSIK HI rylw Proof laCuS house the increasing number of el- Tamaques; and new floor tile at ementary students," Franklin par- Washington. These projects have a ent and WEC member Ginger total estimated cost of $1.6 million. Uardwick said. The WEC and the school board had both said class- "The major capital improve- rooms will become more crowded ments will now have to come out if the bond failed. Now the group of the operating budget, which is hopes to work with those who have capped and makes it more dif- constructive alternatives. ficult," Board member and Facili- Mike Farrell, of Concerned Citi- ties Committee Chairperson Dari- zens for Education, said there are elle Walsh said. "The board has alternatives that can and should always been reluctant to do capital be explored before going to the improvement projects at the risk taxpayers for more money. He sug- of cutting programs." gested the board look into plans The referendum results do not proposed by other citizens, such as fall in line with the outcomes of redistricting or reorganizing the numerous bonds across the state school grades. He believes the which have been proposed in re- ^•••ViliNim— •frff •flag *4? bgnd did not fail in direct re- sponse to the need to build due to sponse to the construction. plan, increasing elementary enroll- bflt rather to the budgeting prac- ments. During the past six months, tices of the school board. bonds varying from $5 million to "Concerned Citizens For Educa- $51 million have passed in Ber- tion hopes that today's referendum nards Township, Chatham, Long sends a clear message that the tax- Hill, South Brunswick, Montgom-. payers desire stronger account- ery Township, North Brunswick ability for each taxpayer dollar," and Highland Park ••*f*#^W Dibember 15,1994
• ':•••*? 4h. move to mandate dumping sites preme Court ruled that darkstown state regulation Is exactly what has But Westfield Town Council for its garbage." • legislation which authorizes state, did not have the right to regulate made gartwge UU oorts ao high. members believe if solid waste flow The Ttown Council unanimously ""* Iwai1 feW«nm*nts to oontopl the flow of solid waste. For the post The inflated disposal fees are ia not regulated, it would more ex- , ... , the flow of solid waste. The pro- government is of-20 years, New Jersey state law on not within the control of the haul- pensive in the long run. approved a resolution recently poged legislation is also supportod Acidly supporting legislation waste flow control has delegated ers." Mr. Cornell said in a letter to "It's always going to be cheaper which requests that Congress enact by Senator Frank Lautenberg, which would require gaibage haul- power of such regulation in this the Town Council. "We maintain to find some hole in the ground ers to dfcqpoM of waste in places area to the Union County Utilities that the 'economic* and 'monopo- somewhere else," Mayor Garland •Eye Openers deUmintd ty the state. Authority. listic' protectionism which exists to "Bud" Boothe said, "but can you DOES YOUR CHILD NEED GLASSES? | Afcbotifh New Jersey has and Mayor Garland "Bud" Boothe protect bond-holders and the man- afford it? Do other states want our Children who dont see properly rarely complain about It. Th«y and Councilman Kenneth Mac- dated waste-flow laws are the true dont know what they are supposed to see. They may compen-
MANY OTHER SET-UPS IN STOCK CHOOSE uTbwn officials said they hope to FROM ADJUSTABLE POLES. ADJUSTABLE ARMS. GRAPHITE FIBERGLASS AND ACRYLIC the lots up for bid again, but BACKBOARDS ALL DISCOUNT PRICED . ' waiting for the new legisla- The bill now needs tob e 3Pc by Governor Whitman. The STACK Vfeatnekl Town Council believes ".And To All A Good Price. TABLES tke legislation will revitalize public PINE/SLATE OPEN LATE Tis the month before Christmas and all over our store, you'll find savings ROCKERS iftorest in the land sale. EVERY NIGHT and values like never before. From footwear to clothing & sporting goods too, TOP FROM •Although many members of the UNTIL CHRISTMAS you'll find a very merry season now waiting for you! ]$d|an Forest Residents' Associa- ONLY $99 $199 TO $325 tfnf are in favor of developing sin- Blue Star Shopping Center l£e-£arni]y residences, some neigh- tg>rs£ have opposed any develop- fit. 22 • Watchung ment at all. They contend the area Open Sunday 12-5 Monday-Friday • 9:30-9:00, MARTIN'S is ^ivironmentally sensitive and sfiofald be preserved as open space. rei Saturday 6:304:00 jTOwn Council members have FURNITURE • 356-8818 PORTING GOODS •QUALITY FURNITURE AT REASONABLE "RICES' il the town would lose poten- iiiu nuurmd And Otsarated Sinoe 1869 To Servo You Better im>322-77tt * revenue and tax ratobles if are unable to sell all 19 of the' 350 RT. 22 W GREEN BROCK building lots and are anx- ious to see the new bill passed into December 15,1994
IT.- Commentary Lff.' Home rule — sort of L.\. Blue chip to blue collar challengers can wreak havoc on a town's handcrafted laws The tiny borough of Garwood has a zoning case. This time the board approved it, again in a law on its books limiting the height of struc- split vote. tures such as a NYNEX telecommunication If the political will of the Garwood majority tower to 40 feet. NYNEX asked the town to was to avoid the NYNEX low-budget space nee- approve its tower at 107 feet high, but the dle and if most in Cranford really didn't want a borough said no. NYNEX, without even po- billiards place downtown, then what have the litely flinching at the rejection, went to court courts done to the notion of local citizens deter- in Elizabeth and got its reversal of the Gar- mining how community space is to be used? wood zoning board ruling. In the NYNEX example, the court erased local The secret word that won the appeal was law so the general populace could have better "inherent benefit" Basically, if the project is mobile phone service. In Cranford, the planning going to make life easier for the overriding board voted without benefit of local law, but majority in the area, then any little town's law acted in what it believed was the will of the i that stands in the way gets overridden. majority in the town. Forget political will, this is The message to Garwood, of course, is your about THE LAW. The court had only to arch its I . laws go only so far in the "big leagues," there- fore are written in sand, and whatever local eyebrows to trigger a reversal of the planning values were behind it in the first place are, board's action. 'shall we say, at risk. Assemblyman Richard Bagger has introduced ! Neighboring Cranford recently heard an ap- legislation in Trenton to tighten the "inherent plication for a downtown billiards hall seeking benefit" principle. If ultimately enacted into law, to take over a double, vacant storefront. No it will help some — but not Garwood. Mean- booze, no smoking, no food or drink in the while, Garwood Mayor Michael Crincoli has proposed billiards hall, and conservative taken his home rule case to the League of Mu- 'hours with a security guard on weekend nicipalities and won at least sentimental support nights. One local merchants' organization and for the dilution of home rule by court decree. the police department originally opposed the Loss of local control in even as narrow a realm business. The planning board rejected the ap- as business zones in a town has scary implica- plication in a split vote, sending the billiards tions. applicant to Elizabeth. Before a legal shot These two cases alone should be enough to could be fired there, however, the merchant commission a planning board subcommittee to group reversed itself and backed the billiards promptly perform a loophole review of zoning place, and the planning board reheard the ordinances. Changing minds on racism starts with reading To Hie Record: experienced racism directly targeted at fitting for changing laws, they would be deny students the opportunity to learn Works by the likes of James Baldwin, , Radon is an ugly monster, and just them or those close to them. So I had virtually useless in changing attitudes. more about the people who share not only Toni Morrison, Maya Angelou and many when we're lured into thinking it's dead - surmised that they would not be able to The consensus among those at the con- their high school and town, but their his- others should never be omitted ftwfi a or at least asleep — it proves us wrong and step out of their comfort zone and empa- ference was that education is the key. tory and ftiture. course featuring great American wriffers. mn it* head. Like it did a few weeks ago thize with those who are so few in their Many expressed the need to have social Give all students the opportunity to It's well worth examining the work*£ of at Westfield High School. midst I've never enjoyed being so wrong. events that celebrate cultural diversity — view American (translated: all people in Charles Drew or George Washington Carv- Everyone realizes that the high school is There was absolutely no difference in the to introduce everyone to everyone else, so America, including those qf African, Na- er in science classes. And surely many degree of pain or -the commitment to con- to apeak. An excellent idea, but one that I tive American and Asian descent) history "simply a microcosm of the greater society. great black composers like Thomas ~ •So no one should have been caught en- fronting this issue between the black and think will eventually prove inadequate. through black eyes: John Hope Franklin, tirely off guard when an overt show of white students. If life itself is an educa- Because to change attitudes, I think we W.E.B. DuBois, Frederick Douglass. (I ey, the father of gospel musk, Scott. racism hit our little town. tion, then surely they all deserve diplomas must not stop ygUi such » cursory intro- have never understood why the study of and Miles Davis have long earned a tethJaosM. duction. Hut; OMiig* in '•Ttwic'e thorough anything dealing with blacks is separated in the music room. at the response? During a Unity Confer- Largely through the efforts of these high getting-to-kn'ow you, long-ti&rn relation- and labeled an African-American class — Perhaps when everyone can ence at the high school on Tuesday, I school students, parents, teachers and reli- ship. which usually keeps those who could ben- and appreciate the contributions of i heard both black and white students ex- gious and community leaders came to- And the only way to adequately do this efit most from these classes away. There and is given the opportunity to step dut- press their intense anger and psin, their gether to grapple with how we go about is to infuse different perspectives through- could have been no slavery without Euro- side of their own worlds into the desire to improve relationships and And changing racist attitudes. out the academic curriculum, and through- pean slave owners. Ours is an interwoven, solutions to this age-old social cancer. One student lamented that racism can out the year (not just February). Doing this intimate history. Many of the most mo- Anne Frank or Jane Plttman through'ihe I had expected nothing less form the never be entirely eradicated. Who among would not only be a long-term approach to mentous events in American history — remarkable power of reading, attitudes will black students. But a bit less from the us can offer a convincing rebuttal? An- improving racial harmony, but redressing from the Civil War to the Civil Rights begin to change. f white students. Many of these young peo- other student suggested protests and dem- a wrong against all of our students. It's a Movement — deal with the relationships ittaVtfpN ple will admit to having rarely, if ever, onstrations — but while such tactics were dereliction of educational responsibility to between blacks and whites.) Westfield Brennan thanks all ShopRite fan draws calm rebuttal To The Record: views on a number of wide- To The Record: should also be heard. In fact, the Planning town to run away with prices, I'm afraid that I would like to take this op- ranging issues. The exploration In response to Mr. Sam Freeman's recent Board has given every indication that they wel- your parochialism is showing a bit here,
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Sharing 'V entourage visits peers on Russia toui C7 ML. ''mas Stan Kashisky, executive director of the Westfleld "V" said a group of local volunteers returned recently This column JiiohMohts Ac from Moscow, Russia, where they accomplishment and gener- were visiting with their partners at osity o/ suburban Union vol- the newly formed Moscow YMCA. unteers and the services qf the During the visit, the president of charitable organization* they the Moscow YMCA, Col. Michael support Guskov, took the group to Star City, the training center for Rus- sian cosmonauts outside of Mos- Red Cross cow. At the training center, the Westfield group presented a shoul- der patch commemorating the plans drives 150th anniversary of the founding WESTFIELD — The West- of the YMCA, which was flown on fiekVMountainside chapter of the space shuttle endeavor in Sep- the American Red Cross with tember. New Jersey Blood Services will hold two blood drives Col. Guskov received the patch this month. on behalf of the cosmonaut center The first will be at Merid- while standing at the memorial to ian Nursing Center, ISIS Yuri Gagarin, the first man to trav- Lamvert's MiB Road 11-4:30 el in space. CoL Guskov visited Friday. The other blood drive Westfleld in October of the year will be 2-7:30 pjn. Friday. while on a exchange trip with the Dec. 23 at the Westfield military. YMCA,220.Ck*fcSt While in Moscow the Westfield For iBanHMMais, call the group met with volunteers from local Red riMpil 282-7000. the Moscow YMCA and discussed
• i program ideas as well as helpful information regarding organizing a Senator thanked YMCA. Members representing the West- for bond support field board were Allen Malcolm, SCOTCH PLAINS - The Carolyn ftoder, Phil Graye, Mdba Arc of New Jersey wUl honor Nbcon and Douglas Kelly. State Senator Donald Di- During their visit they met with Francesco of Union County young people who had attended a for his leadership on the suc- YMCA summer camp program and cessful 10M bond act for with members of a newly pri- housing for the disabled The vatized child care center. The occasion will be an awards group hopes to continue exchanges Westfleld "Y" board members wttfi executive director Stan Katlusky present NASA patch to Col. Michael OusKov at th« brunch in Trenton Thursday. in 1W8. The trip was funded totally •pact) program cantar. Ha la president of tha Moscow YMCA. Voters approved the $160 by the participating volunteers. million bond by a 3:2 margin "It was very inspiring to see the munity based organisation is to- group presented the Moscow vol- Kashisky said. The values repre- their lives. This is the same in November ejections and enthusiasm and dedication of the tally new to them and one that unteers with gifts from members sented by the YMCA and its em- in which volunteers spread; Senator DFlfrancesco, senate volunteers from Moscow," said takes courage to develop in their of the Westfleld "Y". phasis on young people and fami- president, led the legislative lies is being embraced by people YMCA throughout the world effort to place the question Allen Malcolm, a trustee of the society." "For our group, this was very on the ballot and backed it Westfleld "Y". The idea of a oom- During the trip the Westfleld much a spiritual experience," Stan who are looking for meaning in ISO years ago." - publicly before the election. The Arc of New Jersey is the largest voluntary non- profit onganfasion in New Christmas Carol on stage Jersey serving people with mental retardation. Ashbrookers at high school Saturday deliver meals A Christmas Can* wm come to life 7 pjn. Saturday Bonnie Rapp.who has been performing in numerous SCOTCH PLAINS - The at Westfleld High School. off-Broadway productions, and Jack Peterson, known residents of Aihbrook Nun- Presented by The Westfield Young Artists' Coopera- for his work with the Woodbridge Shakespeare Festi- ing and Rehabilitation Center tive Theatre (WYACT) and the Westfield "Y," this val and Community Players. The cast also includes reached out to families in concert presentation of the Dickens' classic will hit famed actors Tom Rils FarreU, Michael D'Anuano, need this Thanksgiving. the stage with the help of WYACT youth performers, and Larry Grey. They prepared and delivered professional New York actors and even Assemblyman The performers will be dressed in formal attire and special food baskets fffled Richard Bagger. it is hoped that patrons will don their holiday finery with turkey and all the fix- The classic tale set in old London will be narrated recalling an era gone-by. Punch and holiday goodies ings to several needy families by Mr. Bagger, a lifelong Westfiekter. The play is will be on sale at intermission, with carols and holiday in surrounding communities. under the direction of Natalie Ross, known for her music abound. Among the Ashbrookers in- WYACT and the Westfield "Y" hope to make this volved were Lillian Penty, s role of Enid in "All My Children.'' Miss Ross will also drama a holiday tradition, contributing to the holiday former Ctanfbrd resident, bring to life the ghost of Christmas past spirit in the community. As one of many projects and Victoria Pubfbrth of Cynthia Meryl, principal founder of WYACT, has dedicated to educating young people in the theater, Scotch Plains. adapted the Dickens' tale for the stage and will also proceeds will benefit both organizations. Assemblyman Richard Bagger stirs up some holiday sentlrnent transform herself into Mrs. Cratchit and Scrooge's Tickets are now on sale at the Music Staff on Elm as ha and WYACT youth rehearse for Saturday's presentation'*pf charwoman. Street and The Westfield "Y" on Clark Street Adult A Christmas Carol at the high school. Listening In anticipation, are Volunteer call The performers change from character to character tickets are $15. Students and seniors are $8. Call 233- Kate Hofan, Scott Brewster, Carolina Moore, AWson Sftto, Justyn by cancer unit as they act out the drama. Actors include residents 2700 for more information. Resttvo and Lindsay Rogers. ,y SCOTCH PLAINS - Vol- unteers to perform basic of- fice work such as answering telephones, typing and filing It will be autumn in New Orleans, at Emmanuel Cancer Foun- dation, 346 Park Ave. The or- ganization provides counsel- for Forbes travel contest winners ing, emotional support, fi- SOMERVILLE — Eleanor and Herman Cherlow when it's not as hot," Mrs. Cherlow said. >'^' nancial and material as- have been almost everywhere except for New Or- "At first I thought it was one of those gimmldts, sistance to any New Jersey leans. where they say you've won ... but when I realized it family with a child with can- In a few months, they will be able to say they have was the real thing, I was quite excited," Mrs. Cherlow cer. There is no charge to the been there as well. The Cherlows won a three-night said. 'lV families. stay in Louisiana's Cajun heartland in Forbes News- Cruising the lower Mississippi on a steann To volunteer, call Elaine papers' subscription contest, co-sponsored by Global river boat tops the couple's list of Cajun events/' Fischbach at 322-4323. VJP. Travel located in the Middlesex Mall. lowed by visits to the scenic French Quarter and I *Tm very anxious to go. We've been to the West Coast, the Canadian Rockies, Alaska, Israel, New Eng- Orleans' famous gardens. •.,,,,, Hospital giving land and Europe, but never to New Orleans," said The couple gets their daily dose of news from-{the' Mrs. Cherkw, a former school librarian. She and her New York Times, but for a local angle, they read the tree displayed husband are 25-year residents of South Plainfield. South Plainfield Reporter. ELIZABETH - Elizabeth The couple crisscrosses the country each year visit- "I subscribed because the Reporter is exclu General Medical Center has ing their two sons. One lives in Virginia, the other in South Plainfield. They cover stories in more two "giving trees" adorned Congratulating Nsw Orleans trip winner Elaanor Chertow ara, California. Now they are busy planning for their next and we want to know when events are comingH with ornament tags identify- left, Carmine Feoia, president of Global V.I.P. Travel, and Louis destination. and what's happening in the schools," Ms. ing gifts for children using Baraony, publisher of Forbes Newspapers. ' the medical center's inpatient "We're not sure when well go — probably (autumn), said. - services and clnics. EGMC-West's tree is in the . cafeteria; ECMC East's is in the main lobby. Last year's Suburban lightspot ,7 - giving tree program provided Quips, quotes, puns and anecdotes from the lighter side of life m ' hundreds of presents. suburban Union County. Readers are encouraged to contribute by call- For more information call ing 276-6000, faxing 276-6220, or writing this newspaper at P.O. Boir 558-8167. 626, Cranford 07016. Anonymity is negotiable, but we need a signature' and phone number for verification. °'1' Realtors sponsor When picking a business name, be careful -I Consumers often call businesses, miss one digit in the phon? blood drive number and wind up talking to a mystified neighbor or mer- A blood drive will be held 9 chant who have no idea what to say when the caller asks, "Is ;a.m.-5 p.m., Wednesday in this Channel Lumber? What's the matter with you?" front of 43 Elm St The drive A variation on this everyday sort of mishap occurs when a is sponsored by the com- consumer, shopping by telephone and using the white pages, munity service committee of sets out to let his or her fingers do the walking — in the wrong the Westfield Board of Real- tors. All blood donated is direction. $£ available to members of the The following inquiries, for example, were directed to orjte •community should a medical local business recently: ' need arise. ¥* "Hey, dude, have any Slasher posters? Where are you in Appointments can be made Westfield anyway?" by calling 232-1800. Donors *• "Do you have Nirvana's latest album yet?" may walk in without an ap- a* "How late are you open? I want to return a CD." pointment; ail will receive a The calls were received at Forbes Newspapers' office in Cran- free cholesterol check. ford. They were directed to the Westfield Record. •I ... Oipember 15,1994 WajajtflajM ftocofd A-7 THE STRONG, SILENT TYPE Rock soNd and whhaer P-TC lists fine arts quirt, TRUE motorize^ treadmills offer Restaurant- everything you want...^ NEW YEAR'S EVE except excus grams schedule Chinese 95 For literature Arts Committee of the formation. Italian your local deal Council has an- • Wednesday, Dec 21, 8 p.m., Buffet $12 call 908- following calendar of WestfleM High School, a holiday -OPEN TIL 3:00AM- the remainder of De- chamber concert featuring the cho- and eirh/ January. The rale, Choraleers, Madrigal Singers, 609 East Main Street d to attend, and chamber orchestra will be pre- Bridgcwatcr.722-4180 , Dae. 15, 7:30 pm, sented On the program will be TREADMILLS " a holiday concert music of the season from the 10th Stage decoration century to the present, including by the fifth-grade ACT Vivaldi's Magnificat. featured. CaU 7804555 • Wednesday* J«n- H, 8:00 P
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cended to {fie role for real, he M. Deane Kumpf, at 55 Christmas theme placed his pulpit at the center of his ministry, tnd made it a focal English teacher; tennis player, coach for Methodists point through six parishes or fel- Serving the Union Area—, M. Deane Kumpf, 59, an English Kumpf was active in Junior The Rev. David P. Harwood, se- lowships. He firmly believes, In a ' teacher and nationally-ranked ten- Achievement and the Mew Jersey nior minister, will deliver the ser- collegial fashion, that hit mission nis player, died Dec. 7, 1994 at Head Injury Association. mon, "Christmas is for Giving" and that ot the congregation is to Surviving are her husband, Carl Sunday at First United Methodist examine issues and values. Overlook Hospital Church, 1 E. Broad St Morning Mrs. Kumpf was born in Ber- Kumpf; three sons, Carl Kumpf, "I'm always asking questions," Scott Kumpf, and Mark Kumpf, worship is held 9 ajn. and 11 a.m. he says. wick, Pa., and had lived in West- with child care. field since 1976. She also lived in and a daughter, Kimberly Kumpf, Mr. Bumbaugh's sermons, and a Your Guide all of Westfield; Mrs. Kumpfs Each Sunday there is church type of SocraUc response forum Bloomaburg, Pa.; Fanwood; and school for all ages, 9:45 am. Con- Scotch Plain*. mother, Katie Kemp of Blooms- that foDows them, have attracted burg; a sister, Kathleen Rich of tinuing education classes for adults people to the Summit parish from to the She taught English classes in the Scotch Plains; and a brother, Jo- are Disciple Bible Study. 8:30 a.m.; throughout Central New Jersey Scotch Plains-Fanwood public seph Kemp of Delmar, Del. and The Word Among Us and since his arrival at the venerable school system and was named to a Services were held Friday at the Thespians' Christmas, 9:45 a.m. Summit church in 1988. The Perfect Junior Wightman Cup tennis team. Memorial Funeral Home, Fanwood. Fellowship time in the fellowship growth in this area is part of a na- Mrs. Kumpf also coached the Burial was private. room, an informal gathering of the tional trend of an upturn in Unitar- Wedding women's tennis squad at Kean Col- In lieu of flowers, contributions community and visitors, begins ian-Universalist rolls memberships. WEDDING Dl lege and played on the Stingers may be made to the M. Deane 10:30 am. The minister says there is also an COMETRT team in the Mountainside Kumpf Scholarship, c/o Scotch The schedule for next week is: "up tic" in church-going across the Contact Women's Softball League. Plains-Fanwood Scholarship Foun- Monday — Children's Christmas country generally. A graduate of what is now dation, P.O. Box 123, Fanwood, program, 4 pjn.; UMYF caroling, 6 But the growth in the Summit Bloornsburg University, Mrs. 07023. pjn.; Book Discussion Group, 7:30 parish is above the Unitarian- Russell at Open gar* pjn. Hot a CsM Hera Vemnree Universalist average nationally. Mr. 7 Course Mnnsf Monday — Women's Cornerstone Bumbaugh attributes this to acces- Elizabeth Heitman, 92 Retreat III Team, 8 p.m. sibility from many communities 722-3000 Tuesday — Bible Study, 12:30 that has made the pariah "a special »0 pjn.; Fife & Drum, 6:30 pjn. Lived in Westfield for 32 years place" that consistently draws peo- —nquet Rooms For AN Oocaeloftv? Wednesday - Wesley Hall Nurs- ple who are dissatisfied form other ext. 6256 - Elizabeth Heitman, 92, a long- Carlson, died in 1989. ery School vacation begins; Youth isii time resident of the town, died Also surviving are four grand- religious persuasions. *£" 908-322-7726 Choir, 6 p.m.; Handbells, 7:30 pjn.; Many parishioners would at- l Dec. 8, 19M at the home of her sons. Dr. Jeffrey Heitman of Na- Spiritual Life Committee, 8 pjn. *eM? son, Henry Heitman of Naples, Fla. ples, Scott Heitman in Ohio, David tribute the vibrancy of the church Thursday — Mothers Group, 9 to the minister. Mrs. Heitman, who was bom in Welch and William Welch, both of ajn.; Sanctuary Choir, 7:30 pjn. New York City, lived in Westfield Stanford, N.Y.; and a grand- Saturday — Christmas Eve Ser- for 32 yean before moving to Whit- daughter, Nancy Carlson of Phoe- vices, 5 pjn., 8 pjn., 11 p.m. ing. nix, Ariz. - She was a member of the Lake- Services were held yesterday in hurst Presbyterian Church and be- the chapel at Somerset Hills Me- Redeemer church longed to the Order of the Eastern morial Park, Basking Ridge. Ar- Sponsored by: Star chapter in Whiting. Mrs. Heit- rangements were by the Gray Fu- lists services man formerly was a member of the neral Home. Redeemer Lutheran Church and 1 and Pjresbyterian Church on Mountain Contributions may be made to School in Westfield has announced Avenue. the Lakehurat Presbyterian its schedule for the celebration of i MINOLTA Her husband, Henry Heitman, Church, Union Avenue and Or- Christmas and New Year's. Camera Corp dted in 1987. A daughter, Caroline chard Street, Lakehurat, 08733. Christmas Eve — Family wor- ship, 8 p.m.; 10:40 pjn. — carol sing, 10:40 pjn.; candlelight Com* Joseph Eisenbeil, 93 munion, 11 pjn. In Your Townl Christinas Day — Holy Com- Singer retiree; school crossing guard munion, 10 a.m. Joseph A. Eisenbeil, 03, a school Surviving are his wife of 83 New Year's Eve - Holy Com- crossing guard and tewing ma- yean, Anna Brand Eisenbeil; a munion, 8 pjn. chine plant worker prior to hii re- daughter. Joan Guarino; two New Year's Day - Holy Com- tirement, died Dec. 0, 1994 at grandchildren; two great- munion, 10 ajn. Union Hospital. grandchildren; two sisters, Helen Mr. Eisenbeil lived in Elizabeth, andMary.andarjrother^tavidL Temple SerVlCCS Westfield, and Garwood before A funeral Mass was offered Tues- * moving to Cranford in 1992. He day at St Anne's Roman Catholic &re flnnOlinlCtfid was bom in the former Austria- Church, Garwood Entombment was in the Good Shepherd Chapel Temple Emanu-E), 756 E. Broad Hungary. SL, Westfield, has announced the First Prize: Minolta 400 SI. (Valued at $420) . He worked at the former Eliza- Mausoleum at St Gertrude Cem- etery, Cotonia. following schedule: Second Prises $75 Good toward purchase of Minolta Equlpatcnt beth plant of the Singer Co. from e Friday, Dec 16: Minyan, 7 am.; Third Prize: $50 - Good Toward purchase of Minolta Equipment 1926-06 and was a school croating Arrangements were by the Shabbat service, 8:16 pjn. Choir guard in Garwood from 1986411. Dooley Funeral Home, Cranford. will ting, Parallel Jr. Congregation Thephoto that best illustrates the theme of'My Town" wilt be awarded Mr. Staenbett was a rmmber of In lieu of flowers, oontrawtkma Tf H'.i Monslgnor Walsh Council 8437, may be made to the American Tint place ie. Family, Scenic, Children, Pets. Black and white photos Heart Association. « Saturday, Dec. 17: Minyan, 10 Knights of Columbus, in Garwood. ajn.; B'nai Mltzvah of Joshua War- must be mounted on mounting board no larger than 8x10 and no ren and Leah Cowbum. smaller than 5x7. • Sunday, Dec. 18: Minyan, 9 ajn.;. Elsy Bukofzer Lust, 93 Sisterhood/Social Action brunch, 10 Color photos, no larger than 4x6, must be mounted on cardboard. ajn.; Adult Hebrew Class, 9 ajn.; General Foods computer programmer Career Moms, 10:45 ajn. 1. Photographers rnnmkiq this contest must live or wort in Central Mow Jersey. Those wtw earn more than 'Elsy A. Bukofter Lust, 93, who plant in Hoboken until her re- • Monday, Dec. 19: Minyan, 7 $trx>a month w^ingMaprKMOo^apher arena eNglbletoenier. AN pl^ once was a computer programmer tirement in 1963. She was a mem- ajn.; Israeli dancing, 7:30 pjn.; WUIPV with General Foods Corp., died ber of the Westfield Woman's Club. New Members Committee, 7:45 3. AN entri** must be *mgl* photo*. Each entry muM havean official entry form or facsimile pasted withe back. pjn. 3. Thsre is rwHmft loth* number of shorn one can enter. Dec. 9,1994 at her home. Her husband, Otto Lust, died in 4. AN entries ritajet be Mberedto^CrenfcMd Chronicle, 102 Walnut StrMt, Cranford, N.J. if you live In Union Mrs. Lust was bom in Frankfurt, 1938. • Tuesday, Dec. 20: Minyan, 7 Co*M^,Wto\h98orim^^Omc%,44Vmm»t»Umm\»\0^»e»M,9.0.Bon«ta,Soirwvm,NJ.06a7abi Germany, and emigrated to the Surviving are a daughter, Irene sun.; Bible class, 9:30 ajn. December 23,ISM If you (to* in Somerset or Middlesex County. United States in 1945. She lived in Zingale, a grandson, Lance Zin- • Wednesday, Dec. 21: Minyan, 7 8. AH photo* that ara award-winner* become tha proparty of Forbes Newspaper* and may be used in future Qblumbus, Ohio; New York City; gale, and a great-granddaughter, ajn.; Renaissance Group, 10 ajn.; adMWna or tor promotional purpose*. Othar photo* may b* piek*d up at thaSomervttle office up to 45 day* Religious School Committee, 7:30 after tha wlnrjera ara announcad. Westchester County, N.Y.; Eliza- Meredith Zingale, all of Bedmin- 0. Forbes New* editor* wilt determine 20 HnaKMs photo*. From which 1,2a 3 piece winner* wfflbe selected bath; and since 1972 in Westfield. ster, pjn.; Network Group, 7 p.m. by Forbat. Camara 3 & Minolta. 20 photoa wKtbton display at Camera 3, Edison location. -She joined General Foods in • Thursday, Dec. 22: Minyan, 7. Decisions of th* judga* ere final A memorial service was held yes- 7:30 pjn.; Bridge, 7:30 pjn. 1*48; Mrs. Lust worked at its of- terday at the Dooley Colonial fices in White Plains, N.Y., and a Home. Name Minister Address. Joseph Trobert, 74 Town Zip Code. marks 30th Title of Photo _ Retired machinist; formerly of town Date taken Location- Joseph Trobert, 74, a machinist tere, Dianne Passarelli, with whom Sei*VlCB XGSkY with the Acromack Co. of Berkeley the late Mr. Trobert lived, Denise »ww j <•,»*» Processed at Heights from 1966 until his 1986 , The Rev. David Bumbaugh, min- Mod«> release: I, (name of pereon(e) piciurad in Schleper of Toms River, Debbie photo), give my permission for th* photo attached to be entered In the "Picture Your Town" retirement, died Dec. 10, 1994 at ister of the Unitarian Church in 1 Rodriguez of Phoenix, Ariz., and Summit and one of the leading corttaat without compensation and in accordance with the right listed in the photographer his home in Roselle. release. Mr. Trobert, who was born in Doreen Fuchs of Peoria, Ariz.; and pastors in the denomination, is cel- Photographer's release: I. (name of photographer), EKzabeth, lived in Westfield from 15 grandchildren. ebrating the 30th anniversary of give Forbes Newspaper* my permission to uee, publish and re-us* the whole or any part of, 19*79 until he moved to Roselle six A funeral Mass was offered Tues- his ordination year. The congrega- or in any form or medium, for any purpose whatsoever, including but not limited to Illustration. months ago. day at Holy Rosary-SL Michael's tion surprised him Dec. 4 with a promotion, advertising, the photo attached without compensation. Roman Catholic Church, Elizabeth, reception after the Sunday service. His wife, Elizabeth Trobert, died Mr. Bumbaugh said he always in-1985. following services at the Ban- Forbes Newspapers nworth Funeral Home, Elizabeth. knew from his childhood that he Jie is survived by a son, Joseph wanted to be a minister. He grew Tfobert Jr. of Sparta; four daugh- Burial was in Mount Olivet Cem- etery, Newark. up a member of the Salvation Army Church where he was in- spired to his calling. David played Photo Contest If era Willoughby, 94 the minister. His 3-year-old cousin played the congregation. Con Edison retiree; lifelong resident Once the would-be cleric as- yera Willoughby, 94, a lifelong She is survived by many nieces, Westfield resident and former util- nephews, grandnieces, grandneph- Locals in school choir Prize ity company worker, died Dec. S, ews, great-grandnieces', and great- Members of the Oak Knoll 1094 at her home. grandnephews. School of the Holy Child Ensemble MINOLTA Miss Willoughby was with the A funeral Mass was offered Fri- are enjoying a busy holiday season "Your One Stop Imaging Center" Consolidated Edison Co. of New day at Holy Trinity Roman Catho- performing throughout New Jersey 'Services at Edison Minolta 400SI lic Church. Burial was in Fairview and New York City. 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Carton, formerly of Chatham Township, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Kathleen Mary, to William J. Corbet HI, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Corbet Jr. of Westfield. Miss Carton is a graduate of pie University of Vermont in Burl- ington, where she received a bach- elor's degree, and the Fashion In- stitute of Technology in New York City, where she received an associ- ate's degree in applied science. She is a ladies apparel buyer for Ha- band Inc. Her fiance is a graduate of the Pingry School. He received a bachelor's degree from the Univer- sity of Rhode Island in Kingston. He is a senior vice president'at KATHLEEN CARTON Summit Mortgage. A spring wedding is planned. EMMA KUHN and DANIEL HALIK MiCHELB JOST and STEPHEN DZURY Emma Kuhn, Daniel Halik to many Miss Jost, Mr. Dzury to marry in May Mr. and Mn. William A, Quinn Graduate School of Education in Mr. and Mn. Ronald Jost of School. of Westfidd have announced'the New York City, Cape May Courthouse have an- Mr. Dzury is a 1989 graduate of of Mrs. Quinn'a The former photo editor for nounced the engagement of their Westfield High School and a 1994 daughter, Emma Keating Kuhn, to Conde Nast MademoiaeUi, Ma. daughter, Mfcnde Lauren, to Ste- cum laude graduate of Temple &iuel Andrew Halik, son of Eknse Kuhn to a child lift apedaliit with phen Daniel Dzury, son of Mr. and University in Philadelphia. He is Corporate Events of Upper Saddle River and' £• United Medical Center, Chil- Mn. Daniel Dzury of Westfield. an environmental claims specialist with the Travelers Insurance Com- Complete Beach, Long Beach Island, dren'a Hospital in Newark. She is a Miss Jost is a 1902 honors grad- Parties the late Francis Halik. The fta-prnvisional member of the Junior pany in Baltimore, Md. League of Eltaabeth-Piainfield Inc. uate of Rowan College and is a A May wedding is planned, after Weddings bride is also the daughter of special education teacher for the Catering late Peter Rowland Kuhn. Mr. Halik is a 1981 graduate of whkh the couple will reside in Northern Highlands High School Abingdon (Md.) Elementary Churchville. Md. Hot Buffets Kuhn is a 1081 graduate of in AUendale and attended Dela- Six Foot Subs High School. She re- ware Valley College in Doylestown, for all a bachelor of arts degree Pa. He is a master plumber with NYC Deli Providence (RJ.) College and Top women nominees sought Capuano Plumbing in Upper Sad- The Union County Commission Sandwich Platters in special educa- dle River. soring a "Women Who Have Occasions p on the Status of Women is spon- A June wedding is planned. Touched Our lives" essay contest from the Bank Street College soring its third annual dinner cel- for high school seniors. For an ap- ebration honoring women who live plication, students should contact RESERVE NOW !hild care workshop is near or work in Union County and have their English teacher or Guidance FOR YOUR made a significant contribution in pour wont nightmare, in an in- Department, or contact Jacqueline Emanuel, 756 E. Broad St. West- either their occupation or com- , comas true. Your child is se- field. A donation of $3 is requested. Can- at 247-0900, Ext. 5882. HOLIDAY lnjurad. You must respond munity. Ten women will be hon- Awards will be given out for the The panelists, eminent medical ored, one from each of the follow- You call 911. Where authorities in the field of emer- best essay that focuses on a r ing categories: Volunteer, Business/ PARTIES take your child may be a mat- gency medical services, are Dr. Ri- woman who has made a significant Corporate, Government, Law, Law On or Off tt life and death. Where do you chard Flyer, Dr. Frank Cun- contribution to society and how Enforcement, Entrepreneur, Medi- Premise Catering Overtook? Mtihlenberg? Eliza- ningham Jr., and registered nurse this woman's contribution has af- Banquet Room Available laeneral? Joyce Ordun. The panel will be cine, Education, Journalism, and fected the writer. Human Services. Up To 50 People best answer may surprise moderated by Sandra Friedland Essay applications must be post- Children are not Just small "Taking care of emergencies in- Interested applicants should mail marked no later than Feb. 1, and and the best emergency volving children is much more a cover letter and resume to 21 winners will be notified no later requires special equip- complicated than adult emergen- Munsee Drive, Cranford, NJ. then March 1. spedal skills and very spe- cies," Ms. Friedland said. "This 07016, no later then Dec. 16. Those Award and Essay Contest win- I training. seminar will help parents develop who wish to nominate someone for ners will be invited to receive their you can protect your chil- resources and learn what they can an award should submit their nom- award at the commission's third in case they need special do to better prepare themselves in inee's name and address with a annual "Women of Excellence" help will be the subject the event of an emergency," says brief description of the nominee's banquet March 31 at the Westwood critical panal discussion at a Ms. Friedland. qualifications to the abow addreas. inGarwood > and by the Sister* For more information and to re- Winners will be notified by Jan. f of Temple Emanuel 10 a.m.- serve a seat, call 232-5142 or 272- 31. Sunday, Dec. IB at Temple 1210. The Commission is also spon- Put a Porsche Under Your TVee!
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M-F 8:30-5:30, Sat 9-5, Sun 11-5 Address t I A-10 Woslllold R#cord December 15,1994 Dr. Novick on team authoring medical article Lori McGill, Keith Swanson i Milestones Dr. Andrew Novick of Westfield obstructing the flow of Wood in pa- is one of a teem of Newark Beth tients receiving hemodialysis treat- Israel Medical Center physicians ment marry in St. Paul's ceremony who have contributed an article to The new procedure ii only fine Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. McGill Swanson of Kenilworth; and Amy a prominent professional journal. of many minimally invasive tech- of Westfleld have announced the Adams of Vienna, W.Va., Cindy The article recently appeared in niques offered by the team of in- marriage of their daughter, Lori Haesler of Burlington, Vt, Natalie the Journal of Vascular Surgery, a terventional radiologists at the Lee McGill, to Keith Joseph Swan- Tango of Garwood, and Erin Al- 50-year-old publication with nearly medical center. Through these son, son of Mrs. Doris Swanson lebaugh and Suzanne Cun- 7,285 subscriber* worldwide and is techniques, patients experience Pollock of Kenilworth and Mr. ningham, both of Westfleld. distributed to vascular surgeons less pain and discomfort In addi- Keith J. Swanson of RoseUe. Scott Swanson was best man for and interventional radiologist). tion, many individuals can 3 be The bride's hand was given in his brother. Ushers were the The article details a study in treated on an outpatient basif or can benefit from same day praot- marriage by her father during a bride's brother, Jeffrey L. McOUl of wbich physicians evaluated the ef- dutwand lea* recovery time la ceremony July 24, 1964 at St Dubuque, Iowa; and Joseph Ca> ftcthwwM of stenting, or using • metallic device to open blockages needed in most cases. Paul's Episcopal Church in West' pobianco of RoseUe Park, Richard field. The Rev. Roger Ard offici- Russo of Winfleld Park, Michael ated. Also participating in the cel- Tango of Garwood, and Fred Sooa, ebration were William Mathews, or- Arthur Wright and Anthony GRAND OPENING ganist; James Beil, soloist; and Petracca, all of Kenuworth. Linda King and Edward Hir- schman who gave the trumpet fan- Acolytes were Krista and Erika fare. Hasenfus of Westfield. Readers were Patricia Curley of West Wind- The bride wore a gown made of sor and Patrick Allebaugh of West, Italian satin accented with French field. alencon lace, pearls and crystal se- Following the ceremony, a re- quins. The off-the-shoulder bodice had small cap sleeves and a basque ception was held at the Bridgewa- waist The full bell skirt, with ca- ter Manor. thedral train, had lace cascading The bride is a 1S87 graduate of down the waist onto the train. Westfield High School and re- Her headpiece was of handmade ceived a bachelor's degree in edu- Italian silk roses. She carried a cas- cation in 1891 from Appalachian cade of gardenias, Kerk roses, State University in Boone, N.C. white roses, freesia, stephanotis, She is a fifth-grade teacher at and Swedish Ruskus. Tamaques Elementary School in Meredith Morgan of Westfield Westfield. •'1.00 01ft Certificate' was maid of honor. She wore a tea- The bridegroom is a 1985 grad- • WattMAsMMsd AflsMaT sftgttBBsSiWjVattA #A* — —AaAl J length two-piece suit of navy blue uate of David Brearley High I lVWVni MBy rvfflMW !•• •» MfVJ - with an off-the-shoulder neckline School in Kenilworth and received sW aaaea, a^aW ss^av SUM SSBVB ^§M a*— ^^m a^» ^^m >^_ ^•m ^^m ^sam aaava aaaaai ssi and short bow sleeves. Her Euro- a bachelor's degree in economics • BASEBALL • FOOTBALL ™ ""• MAGIC pean-style arm bouquet was com- and English in 1990 from Rutgers • BASKETBALL • AUTOGRAPHS/COLLECTIBLES posed of pink freesia, light blue University. He is a second vice • HOCKEY • NON SPORTS delphiniums, light blue and purple president with Chase Manhattan iris, yellow lilies and tree fern. Bank in New York and is also a co- Similarly dressed bridesmaids proprietor of Roosters in Garwood JEN S OTHER PLACE were the bride's sister-in-law, Ann The couple honeymooned in Ja- ') I AS I SICOND STHf I T • SCOTCH PI AIN' McGill of Dubuque. Iowa; the maica DIANE and MICHAEL HARTMAN 900-322-9402 bridegroom's sister, Meredith They are living in Scotch Plains. Diane Cuzzolino, *A sample of the Westfleld Record for 50% oflf Mr. Hartman wed Redeem this coupon at your local newsstand, j Diane Patricia Cuzzolino and Michael Thomas Hartman were married July 30, 1994. The bride is Use this coupon to the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thars a George Cuzzolino of Westfield. The purchase the bridegroom is the son of Thomas Westfleld Record savings! Hartman of Pennsville and Cather- ine Hartman of St Thomas, VI. for only... of 25* \ The bride was given in marriage 25* by her father during an afternoon ceremony at Corpus Christi Customer Nanw. Church in Carney's Point Monsi- gnpr Rooco Continillo officiated. AMr—t- The bride wore a white satin gown with • lace overlaid bodice, Town. .Zip. •w—theart neckline and three- quarter length leg-of-mutton Phonm. i 12-31* sleeves. It was embellished with baby seed pearls and iridescent se- quins. Her headpiece was a finger- tip-length double veil. Catherine Cuzzolino of Cranford was matron of honor for her sister- in-law. Bridesmaids were Karen Cuzzolino, Patty Hartman, Kather- Give The Gift of Tran ine Hartman and Linda Ayers. Emma Mullen was flower girl. Richard Coyne of Pennsville was best man. Groomsmen were Butch Hartman, Michael Buncich, Ri- chard Smith and Steve George. Wayne Cuzzolino and Greg Cuz- zolino served as ushers. Scripture LORI and KEITH SWANSON selections were read by Ray Cuz- (908) 424-8838 zolino and Robert Cuzzolino. A reception was held at Nicolosi iem. 22WM4 Green Brook Commons Mountainside church setting Catering in Woodbury. \r A Full S The couple are teachers in the Green Brook, N.J, 0M12 A Full Service Salon Woodstown-Pilesgrove schools, NEXXU8 PAUL MITCHELL Hair • Nail • Tanning • Waxing for Tracey Rettino's nuptials Salem County. They honeymooned Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Rettino of A reception followed at thein Hawaii and live in Pennsville. Westfield have announced the Brooklake Country Club. marriage of their daughter, Tracey Susan Rettino, sister of the bride, Ann Rettino, to Brian Patrick Mo- was maid of honor. She carried an chnal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis arm bouquet of coral and peach Union County Places of Worship M. Mochnal of Clinton. roses with white orchids. She and The nuptial Mass was performed the attendants wore black and white tea length dresses with white by the Reverend Richard Kelly at sheer organza long sleeves. St. Paul's ST. BERNARD'S Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Advertise In Mountainside July 2,1994. Bridesmaids were Lesley Biller United Church of Christ of Willow Springs, N.C, Letitia rorbes Newspapers CATHOLIC CHURCH Soloist was the bridegroom's Radtke of Madison, and Sharon 2I3 Center St. 368 Sumner Ave. yunt, Margaret Pruitt of Candaigua, Mclntyre of Hillsdale. Garwood Plainfield N.Y., and the readers of the scrip- Katie Mochnal, sister of the • $ 10 per week is all it costs 789-1285 ture were friends Mary Louise bridegroom, was junior bridesmaid, to advertise your religious 756-3393 Glynn of Arlington, Va., and Dar- and the bride's cousin, Alison Rod- services Rev. Frederick Rogers Mass Schedule ren Rice of Ridgewood. ino, served as flower girl. They •Reach over 25,000 homes Worship and Sunday School, Saturday: 5:30pm wore similar dresses of white or- throughout Union County Sunday: 8:00, 9:30 ganza with sheer long sleeves and •Call 908-722-3000. act. 10:00 am a soft bow at the waist 11:30am 6256, ask for Russell Child Care Available Michael Mochnal, brother of the Rev. Joseph F. Barbone, Pastor bridegroom, was best man. Serving as ushers were the bridegroom's St. Theresa's Church brother, Peter Mochnal; the bride's the First Baptist Church KENILWORTH brother, Louis Rettino Jr.; and 541 Washington Ave, Kenilworth Donald Pierro of Hemdon, Va. 908-272-4444 GOSPEL CHAPEL cf Wcjtf i eld Pastor: Rev. Joseph S. Bejgrowicz The bride is a 1986 graduate of Sunday Masses: Sat. 5:30pm Newark Ave. & 23rd St, Kenilworth Westfield High School and re- Christmas Eve Sun, 7:30-9:00 908-272-6131 ceived a bachelor's degree from 10:30-18 Noon Sunday Servlcea: Rutgers School of Business in Weekday Matter 7-Sam 11sm — Family Bible ttur and 1990. She is currently a second vice 4:00 p.m. Children'* Service Miraculous Medal Novena 7:00pm — Evening Service* president with Chase Manhattan Following 7:30 pm mass Monday, 7:00pm - leys Brigade Bank in New York. St. Judet Perpetual Novena WtdriMfcy, 7:10pm • toy* tnd IN* HIM* 7:00 p.m. Music for Meditation FrMay, 7:00pm - Youth Mtoetlne The bridegroom is a 1986 grad- Wednesdays at 12 noon & 7:30pm Friday Night ChlMren'e Club uate of North Hunterdon High with organ and handbells Novena Holy Hour 7-0:3Opm (Grade Sehooi Aos) School in Annandale and received Call For Mort Information a bachelor's degree from Rutgers 7:30 p.m. Candlelight Service College in 1990. He is general man- TERRIU ROAD CRANFORD ager of Bennigan's Restaurant in of readings and carols ALLIANCE CHURCH Florham Park. BAPTIST CHURCH 7 CHERRY STREET A shower was hosted in June by 1340 Tertlll Rd. Scotch Pluliis Phonic 276-1617 the bride's aunt, Linda Rodino, and S8S-71H1 the bridal party. Forty guests toast- Christmas Dav and New Year's Pav ed the bride at a luncheon at the Rev. Michael Seaman, Pastor 10:30 a.m. Informal Worship Service Sunday: Sunday School 9:00 am Westwood in Garwood. 9:45am - Sunday School A rehearsal dinner was hosted by 11:00am - Morning Worship Sunday Worship 10:30 am the bridegroom's parents at Jas- 6:15pm - Church Training Sunday Evenings 6:30 pm, per's Restaurant in Hillsborough. Come home tor Christmas at the First Baptist Church. 7:15pm - Evening Worship Wed. Youth Programs 7:00 pm The couple went on a honey- We're here nor you! (908) 233-2278 Wednesday: 7:00pm - Prayer Meeting A» tvin|«lic»l chuich Uachini moon trip to St. John, Virgin Is- «ti»i|hirnmih»Bibl« TRACEY and lands. Nursorv Cars Provided BRIAN MOCHNAL They live in Scotch Plains. December 15,1994 WHtfltM Record A-11
nq SMexican Cactus Flower blooms on North Ave. •ihb By MICOU A. CHWINO he and his manager Scott Williams thing that is aimed at families." fielder seeking good Mexican food colors and an open kitchen. The liams who strives for one thing — 10 THE RECORD were deep into their plans tog o Mr. Ttevrow's fiancee, Laura Gra- previously had to travel quite a staff, many of which were also Sin- "To see the restaurant full and the Mexican. The Cactus Flower — ham, worked previously in a Mexi- way to find it. clair's employees, all pitched in to customers happy." ; According to resident Scott Wil- Cantina de Mexico opened last can restaurant in the southwest "Plus, the atmosphere is really redesign and redecorate the restau- Indeed, customers who visit The liams, Mexican is the way to go in month on North Avenue in the and helped provide the knowledge very nice," Ms. Graham said. "It is rant. Cactus Flower 5-9 p.m. next Mon- " '90s. So it is only fitting that he same shop that used to house Sin- to make the changeover. As chef, his ex-boss have foregone fish clair's. she developed the menu and in- very tasteful for a Mexican place." Customers are greeted not only day and Tuesday will also be greet- cacti. "Hie trends in the economy are tends on expanding it. Mr. Williams likened it to many by the obligatory cacti and sombre- ed by Santa, with an opportunity When Sinclair's owner Eric not leading toward white tablecloth "It's the '90s," Ms. Graham said. Manhattan restaurants, with bright ros, but also by people like Mr. Wil- for free photos. decided to close the doors restaurants any more," Mr. Wil- "People want good food and ser- Kpn his upscale seafood restaurant, liams said. "People want some- vice, but they want it fast and af- fordable. Mexican is the new way to go." Hospital's lab wins Even now, the menu offers ev- erything from your basic burrito to new accreditation a dish called "like Water for Choc- Union Hospital's Laboratory has olate," which consists of shrimp been granted a two-year accredita- and lobster in a mole sauce — hot tion by the Commission on Labora- and spicy with a hint of chocolate. Nightly specials, homemade des- tory Accreditation of the College of serts, and a full service bar comple- American Pathologist? (CAP). ment the regular menu. The CAP accreditation applies to "The menu has all the basics several lab services, including he- now, but well slowly move into matology, coagulation, clinical more eqfectic things — the really chemistry, urinalysis, pathology, troditiorll Spanish dishes," Ms. Graham said. She pointed out that histology, blood banking, arterial although they have gone Mexican, blood gases, microbiology, seroiogy this in no way means the qualify and clinical toxicology/therapeutic has gone down. Like real Mexican drug monitoring. food, they use sliced steak instead of ground beef, and they continue The commission found that to get their fish and seafood fresh those areas have met the standards three times a week from the Ful- for accreditation and cited the con- ton Fish Market tinued excellence of the depart- Both Mr. Williams and Ms. Gra- ments services under the su- ham said The Cactus Flower fills a pervision of 4he laboratory's medi- void in Westfield. Although the town is home to a couple of French cal director, Dr. Santosh Rains, and restaurants, numerous Italian res- DAVID GIPSON/THE RECORD administrative director of Diagnos- taurants and several American Manager of Westflelds new Mexican restaurant, Scott Williams, stands behind his team including tic Services Tina Dao. steakhouse-type places, a West- laaorat Sauvaur, Pllar Ramirez and Anthony Dtppollto. Encounter the genius of Mozart in Salzburg Come join McLachlan, Inc. of wrote his early works, beginning Somerville and Forbes Newspapers his composing career at age 4. The for a wonderful Einxrpean Rhap- apartment houses mementos from sody tour of some of \\ie most beau- Mozart's early life, including the Jewel of a guy tiful and historic cities in Europe. small violin on which he played Dealgnar/goMamtth Thomas This article is pan of a series high- and his childhood spinet. lighting the vcmxaniK sights and O. Cherln presents check Along with digging into Mozart's experiences travelers will enjoy in roots, the time in SaLzburg will representing 20 percent of Munich, Salzburg. Vienna, Venice, also feature a tour of St. Peter's hit *94 Jewelry repair and Innsbmck and Lucerne. Cemetery. Many aristocratic fami- appraisal proceeds to co- Accenting the drive from Mu- lies lie buried here, including Nan- chairman of the retail divi- nich on Day 4 of (lie trip is a stop nerl Mozart, the older sister of sion of th« United Fund of in Salzburg, Austria's City of Wolfgang Amadeus and an excep- Westfield, Norman Greco, Music and capital of the province tionally gifted musician. Admire laft, and Carol Greco. The Land Salzburg. A baroque city on the architecture of Romanesque Cnerln check, hla fourth an- the banks of the Salzach River, Chapel of the Holy Cross and St. nual effort, moves the Fund Salzburg is set against a mountain Margaret's Chapel, which date to $488,704 or 73.7 percent backdrop. baclc to the 15th century. of the $860,000 goal. Wolfgang Amadous Mozart was In all, the stopover in Salzburg born in Salzburg and The Sound of is rich in nostalgia, and travelers Music was filmed here. Mozart will appreciate the Mozart Mu- went unappreciated in his home- seum and St. Peter's Cemetery as town during his own day. but the monuments to a way of life long iPW offers city has repented from that error, vanished. spreading his image throughout Next week: Take a guided sight- and achieving a new zenith by cel- seeing tour with a local expert ID' course ebrating the name, music and life around the Ringstrasse in Vienna. of its most famous citizen. The European Rhapsody tour District II of the New Jersey Naturally, the day will include a departs May 25 and returns home ition of Business and Profes- visit to the Mozart Museum, or June 4, 1995. Price is $1875 based Women (BPW) will again Mozart's Geburtshaus (birthplace). on double occupancy. For more in- an Individual Develop- Mozart graced the world in this formation about the tour, send in Prograrn. typical burgher's house on January the coupon in the advertisement The ID Course was instituted in 27, 1756. Here the child prodigy below. Day 4 of European Rhapsody Includes a stopover In Salzburg at the Mozart Museum. to help develop leadership communication skills while in- participants to BPW, its and issues. The course teach- participants about various types communications, including Siii group and panel and impromptu and speeches. It also intro- duces parliamentary procedure. ID is designed for everyone, him the novice to the person who wants to sharpen existing skills. progress from the basics of group discussion and brief presen- iations to more complex situations luch as interviews, foixrns and de- lates. fill!' This course is also open to the i f j: xiblk. Gloria Pierce, past ID win- SODY wr forNe w Jersey, will be class mordinator with Hilda Keehn as jfVssistant I I Day Escorted Vacation to t The course begins Jan. 5 at St John's Lutheran Church, Summit, ind concludes with the speak-ofT GERMANY • AUSTRIA • ITALY • SWITZERLAND March 23 at the United Methodist Church, New Providence. TOUR FEATURES : Cost is $50. • Round trip airfare with transfers from Newark Airport 1 For information, call Hilda $ feeehn at 464-0637. via Lufthansa German Airlines. •Baggage handling. Including tips, taxes and service tJCC open house Jan. 7 charges. Beautitul Innsbruck nestled in tho heart of the Alps I Union County College will con- •Touring and airport/hotel transfers by private deluxe (per person187, double occupancy plus U.S. 8*5 International taxes) duct an open house for prospective alrconditloned motor coach with facilities. students who have been away from •Accommodations In first class hotels with private bath Single & triple rates the academic scene for a number or shower. available upon request. FOR MORE INFORMATION... $f years and wish to enroll in • 13 meais. Three continental breakfasts with juice and courses, as well as more For more Information about this tour, please send traditional-age students, 10 a.m. 6 regional buffet breakfasts, I lunch, 3 hotel dinners Saturday, Jan. 7 at the college's and a welcome drink in Munich. In this coupon to: McLachlan, Inc., 75 E. Main St.. | jpranford Campus. •Guided tours with local experts in Munich, Salzburg, Somerville, N.J. 08876 or call (908) 526-6660. » The open house, to be held in Vienna, and Venice. Additional sightseeing In the South Lecture Hall, will pre- Innsbruck and Lucerne. cede the college's spring semester Opening Wednesday, Jan. IB. •Visit such places as the New State Gallery, Frauenklrche, — •• Name (Mr... Mrs.. Ms.)_ Mozart Museum, Houses of Parliament, Bridge of I Financial aid information will be Sponsored by Address I ; rovided for those in attendance, Sighs. i i addition to a review of admis- Forbes Newspapers City State i ions policies and transfer credit Our tour departs on May 25. < valuations. Return home on June 4, 1995 and Lufthansa. Phone ] 'or more information, call the col- ] >ge at 709-7518. A-12 WfestfteM December 15,1O You said it: "/ was in shock — I couldn't believe they announced my name." Westfleld's Suzy Folger, upon being named an Alt-America girts soccer player. r, t: i•!—••• Devils' Folger is among nation's finest" By MARKWEOKYN since she was in the third grade. It was not soccer all year and does a little track. Senior MVPs THE HECORD until she earned a starting berth on the varsity "1 do love to compete — but I also love the The selection of the senior as a sophomore, however, that she realized she fact that I made 22 good friends playing soccer Suzy Folger, Pete Giordano and the Westfield had some ability. and it's a reel good way to spend time after Most Valuable Player Awards High School girls soccer team cleaned up at the "When I got the chance to start it meant the school," said Folger. "The whole season was a were recently announced for Pines in Edison on Sunday night. coach thought I was pretty decent and I started great experience and I definitely want to keep the fall athletic programs at Folger, the striker for Giordano's 20-1-1 believing it, too," said Folger. "I think having playing soccer when I go to college." squad, was named an All-America at the New some success made me work harder to become While Folger was earning All-America hon- Westfield High School. These Jersey Soccer Coaches Association dinner. She an even better player." ors, Giordano was capturing three Coach of the , athletes were chosen by their was one of seven New Jersey girls picked on Both Folger and her coach agreed that her Year awards, the most prominent of which was peers, and the Westfield the All-America team, and the only player from aggressivness is her chief asset the New Jersey Goach of the Year. Union County. Boosters Association spon- "I think the best part of my game is my "It just means I had a lot of good players this "When they announced my name I really aggressiveness and that I always go after the year," said Giordano. sors these awards. couldn't believe it," said Folger, a senior who ball," said Folger. "I just love the competition There were actually eight Westfield players Stephen Cheek won the of- tallied 26 goals this past season. "I was in for the ball and that makes me work even hard- on the New Jersey II All-State team. Joining shock. But I was extremely happy and this is fensive MVP and Erwyn er." Folger were Kerry Humphreys, Kelly Norton, definitely one of the top honors of my life." "Suqr is an aggressive player and she's not Meghan Sheeny, Laura Todd, Lad Tourtellotte, Lyght the defensive on the '"Suzy is a great player because of the way afraid to challenge on the ground or in the air," Brooke Wiley and Amy Williams. football team. Laura Todd she carries herself on and off the field," said said Giordano. "She just never stops plugging." The next step was the top 17 players in North was honored for gins soccer, Giordano. "I think she's achieved success be- Folgert competitiveness has earned over into Jersey 1L Folger. Todd, Tourtellotte, and Wil- cause she's combined both a good work ethic other sports but truly manifested itself in soc- liams all made that team. The same four were while Dave SchaJler was rec- and God-given ability." cer. She has previously participated in gymiiasl Au-State selections and all but Williams were ognited in boys soccer. Folger has been playing competitive soccer tks and played basketball, but now she plays Regional AU-Americans. Ted KHcommons and Sarah Hintze were picked from the cross country team. Lyght, Cheek earn berths; Sarah Tirone was the choice In tennis, and Jen V Schwanenbek was the choice in field hockey. Gym- on All-Area football team nastics standout Brand) Kovac was the final individual to receive the award. THE RECORD Together again. When one mentions the 1994 Captain Wojcik Westfield High School football Chris Wojcik, former West- team, the first two names which immediately rise to the surface are field High School standout In cocaptains Erwyn Lyght and Ste- wrssHirig, soccer, and la- phen Cheek. They were the two crosse, has been elected the leaden of an otherwise inexperi- captain of the Harvard Uni- enced squad which went through a great deal of growing pains under versity man's soccer team for new Head Coach Jim Benedict the 1996 season. When the dust finally settled on At Harvard, Chris has fin- a 4-5 season. Cheek and Lyght had distinguished themselves as tal- ished as one of the top three ented players and excellent lead- scorers and assist leaders In en. Both players had to make his three years as a starter. major sacrifices for the good of the team and both did so without he- He was Ivy League Rookie of sistation. the Weak three times as a These are the main reasons the STEPHEN CHEEK freihmart, Ivy Leagu* Player Forbes Newspapers sports staff of the Week as a sophomore named both Lyght and Cheek to Honorable Mention selections. ball the All-Area team. Though Lyfht was named to the "Steve might have and Junior, and has been "I could not have asked for finer team as the fullback and Cheek as more throwing the football ill'.'* named to Ad-Ivy and All-New captains or leaders than Cheek and the punter, both displayed a myri- more traditional offense — he his England teams. Lyght," said Benedict "Both had ad of skills on both sides of the an excellent arm," said Benedict. to change their roles dramatically football in 19M. "But he also did a nice job of run- Chris is also a starter for in our offense and neither com- Cheek was the tailback in Bene- ning the football for us in this of- the Harvard man's lacrosse plained one bit." dict't single wing, though most of fense." [-KI OAVW QWONTTHE RECORD team. He finished his sopho- Two other Westfield standouts his responsibilities still featured Still, Benedict believes Cheek Westfield High sophomore Jason Yarusal takts It to the hoop fell just short of being added to the throwing the football. He threw for may have a future in DiviakMAl more year as the team's during Saturday's scrimmage with Watchung Hills. The Blua All-Area team. Mike Abeles, the nearly 800 yards and nine touch- football as a punter. >nt, leading scorer, second-team Devils play for real tomorrow, opening the season against Lin- talented two-way lineman, Joined downs in anoflense which was de- An-New England and den. flanker/safety Brian Ciemniecki as signed primarily to run the foot- (Please turn to page A-13) i second-team AH-lvy. Chris is currently a junior majoring in economics. Devils are bigger First on ice The Westfield High School but also younger Ice hockey team won its first game of By MARKWEGRYN will rest with him. "If we're going to win games, Ci- the season THE RECORD emniecki will have to get us there," Monday This year, Westfield is going said Carey. "He's the key to our night with a back into the post. attack. Brian has a great deal of Due to a lack of size on the front skill as a basketball player and we 6-2 triumph line, the Westfield High School need him to help get everyone in- over the boys basketball team has been lim- volved." Junior var- ited to a perimeter game the past Carey is excited about the pros- sity squad few years. This may not have been pect of having a pair of players on the ideal game plan for Head the wing with good size. Sopho- from Coach Stewart Carey, but he really mores Jason Yarussi and John Bridge- had no choice. When your center is Faggins, who both stand about 6- water- only six feet tall, there are few al- foot-2, will play the two and three ternatives but to stay outside. spots in the offense. ' Rarftan at "You have to coach to your per- "I know they're both young, but the Warlnanco Park rink in sonnel," said Carey, who coached both are very talented and well ; Elizabeth. Westfield to a 7-13 mark in his post both of them down low aginst fourth year at the helm. "When smaller players," said Carey. "It'll • Matt GuaMieri had three your center is six feet tall and you be nice to use a post-up game first-period goals and added play in the Watchung Conference, against teams who've been posting . a pair of assists. Derek Rsher you can't expect to have much of a us up a lot over the yean. Both also had two goals and two post-up game." these guys have the ability to score Stewart is gladly giving up his against smaller guys." assits. perimeter game in the 1994-95 sea- A junior and a senior will key Now 1-3, Westfield enjoyed son, which gets under way tomor- Westfield on the boards. Junior a 52-7 advantage in shots on row night at 7:30 against visiting Matt Brotherton, at 6-3, will occupy Living legends Linden. Though he has no return- the power forward position, and ** ROBERT MEIKLEJOHN/RECORD CORRESPONDENT goal against B-H, which is ing starters this year, he can boast the center is 6-4 senior Mike Abe- Among thoae Inducted Into the Westfield High School Athletic Hall of Fame recently were, playing ice hockey for the a squad with considerably more les. from the left, Chris Campbell, Frank Jackson, Dava Moraah, Gary Kehlerand Joe Wlendl. The' , first time this year. size. The young Blue Devils will be "We have a number of guys like Inaugural Induction dinner was held at the Westwood In Garwood. ". able to match up physically with Abeles and Faggins and Ciem- their Watchung Conference coun- niecki who played football and now terparts this season. have to get into a basketball men- Inside "The Watchung Conference is a tality," said Carey. "But they are basketball conference, and where I well-conditioned athletes. We WHS grapplers hope to improve feel we've been getting beat the should be a good rebounding team By MARKWEORYN when it hosts East Side at 4 p.m. The Blue Devils last few years is down low in the this season." , D Equestrian column.... A-13 THE RECORD were 7-8 last season and MacDonald hopes to improve Q Dave Brown update... A-13 paint," said Carey. "We may be Senior Dave Simon will split upon those numbers this year. young this year and inexperienced, time with Faggins at one of the Despite entering his 14th year at the helm, Don "This Is a unique sport in that it is both a team but at least we can play big and go wing spots this season, while Brian MacDonald still does not know what to expect from sport and an individual sport," said MacDonald. "Cer-i Got a score to report? with a post-up gome. I think that Hamilton will help Brotherton and his young wrestlers. tainly I want to be over .500 in our dual meets, but 1 • CW/ Mmrk Wtgryn M 276-6000 or will help in this conference." Abeles up front Hamilton and Ci- "We have a number of guys I know will be success- also feel we should do very well in our tournaments Carey realizes that junior point emniecki are the co-captains of the ful this year because they have been successful in the because the top wrestlers on our team are some of met 'five to: 276-6220. Onr addren ii: guard Brian Ciemniecki is the key squad. past," said MacDonald, the head coach of the West- best in the area." T"; 102 Walnut Ave., Cnnford. N.J. to the attack. Ciemniecki is one of "Offensively, we'll play some field High School wrestling team. "But we have some Junior Corey Posey is one of the finest wrestlers in 070/6. the few players on the team with motion but mostly we'll utilize our raw talent and I have no idea how they'll react once the state. As a sophomore, he placed third in the!1 varsity experience. He was one of post-up game," said Carey. "We're we get into tournaments and dual meets. It's quite state, accruing more than 30 victories while losing, the first players off the bench on currently working on shooting our different working in the wrestling room with team- only two bouts. last year's squad. The responsibil- free throws better and rebounding mates than against other teams," ity of distributing the basketball the basketball better." Westfield will open its dual meet season tomorrow (Please turn to page A-13) I ,ni,| 15,1994
Schechter Hitting the boards wins first A merry assortment of -basketball equine-related gift idea$ There's no reason to dread the ready by Christmas). mas. cold weather, so long as Santa does If you want to pick out a gill that For feet, Gites recommeri his job — and you've remembered more directly benefits your Grand Prix's line of Thinsul contest to write "Express Line socks" on horse(s), try the new Badminton lined paddock boots or, for thd your Christmas list. mini-tack box/grooming tote. who really suffer from the 'The fourth- and fifth-grade bas- These polypropylene socks en- Hotronics' boot heaters. These ball team of the Cranford Cam- "It's probably one of the best I've cased in a thin, flexible layer of ever seen," Sullivan said, adding boot heaters with recharga of the Solomon Schechter Day neoprene are just one item you can NiCad batteries and an adjustable 1 of Essex and Union soundly enjoy this Christmas season if you, that it's spillproof and "it holds a thermostat. £* ed the visiting Solomon or your Santa, shop at area tack ton." You might fill it with groom- At $153.95, Giles said, "They*e enter School of Raritan Valley stores. ing or braiding equipment or, as an investment, but they're great, y- t recently. TSerney Sullivan of Coach Stop one three-day rider has, a complete Designed primarily for use wjjh game Was played at the Saddlery on Route 202 in Bedmin- set of studs. paddock boots, an extension unitjjs nford Campus gym Nov. 22 be- ster notes the socks keep feet Another way to help a horse is to also available for use with tgjll a near-sellout crowd of almost warm and dry (neoprene is the ma- purchase a good training book for boots. K [fans. terial used for deep-sea divers' wet If the weather outside is fright- was the first time in the his- suits). The socks are available in Ad, something from Beval's exten- of the Cranford-Scnechter d- adult sizes, and the extra small size The Bridle Path sive book and video selection rttary school that a team has is perfect for older children. The would be just the thing to curt up fielded for inter-scholastic $31 tag may seem pricey, but re- with. The choice is so wide tlfit member what it's like to slip off Giles summed it up by notiifg in any sport The victory your horse and have toes like ici- "there are books and videos for W in the tradition of athletic cles feel like they're shattering ages in all price ranges." £ already being ac- when they hit the rock-hard Perfect for you or your gift in- in a variety of sports at ground? Kate cipient to curl up with while red upper school in West Orange. To keep the rest of you warm, Lincoln ing would be the hunt scene < i home team lions raced out Sullivan recommends the Roffe ed bedspread Beval's offers. .. 16-0 halftone lead. Leading line of equestrian clothing. The Not to dwell on ice and sndw, for SSDS Cranford were well-known sportswear company its rider. Winning Ways profiles there are also handpainted flow%r Gorman with 12, Adam makes Polarfleece tops and pants trainers and their methods, and pots in varying sizes, all decorated Yoffie 6, Steven Leibonwitz 4, and for both children and adults. It Coach Stop also carries an exten- with equestrian motifs, as well as Gideon Kalisher 2. All of these stu- may be difficult, however, to sive selection of books on dressage handpainted slate welcome signsj£ dents hail from Westfield. choose between Roffe for the training. The new '95 tests are also The Tack Shop on Route 202 «i Eric Knapp of Basking Ridge youngsters or the Cavalier Po- available at the store. Bernardsville also offers a selecti^i chipped in with a deuce. Also mak- DAVID GIPSON/THE RECORD larfleece tops in horsey patterns. Last year the store had trouble of unusual gift items, including ing significant contributions were W«stfi«ld High Mnlor MIK* Ab*l»s go«s up tor a rebound Another pattern, which may be- keeping the Breyer models of Gem handcarved foxes, tapestry vesti, Eyal Wellisch of Westfield and as sophomore teammate John Paggins (12) looks on during come to the horsey set what Vuit- Twist in stock. This year, the Gift- calendars and Christmas stockings Adam Baldachin of Fanwood. last weekend's scrimmage with Watchung Hills. The Devils ton is to ladies who lunch, is that ed model is completely sold out. with horsey designs. 4 Rounding out the lineup were host Linden In tomorrow night's opener. from Baker — yes, the blanket Shopping early seems to be the Owner Joy Piccola recommends i graders Jon Wilf of Spring- folks, A complete line of garment, ticket at Beval Ltd. in Gladstone as as well the shop's handmade sap- 1, Ronn Friedlander of Cranford saddle and boot bags and more in well. Sharon Giles of Beval's cloth- die pads and line of Australian the horse blanket's beige, brown ing department noted that their Outback jackets. Also for fojil Stan Brand and Boris Shapiro and blue signature plaid is weather, the shop carries thenrjjpl Elizabeth. children's line of Patagonia fleece trimmed in the finest bridle leath- snap T-shirts has already sold out, vests, headbands, earwarmers aijtf seeing time in the victory All-Area football er. gloves of Polarfleece. i; although they have plenty of other fourth-graders Jonathan Dul- OFFENSE Rich Ulria, Franklin. Sullivan noted it's been a big children's winter riding clothes to All this is not to neglect oiir of Cranford, David Patk of FIRST TEAM Punier seller at the store, which is the ex- fill the void. equine partners. But as far as gil rk, Ethan Goldenberg of Union Quarterback Mike Eaton, Bridgewater-Raritan; Mike clusive distributor in our area. She There are adult-sized Polarfleece go, nothing beats an hour-long Chad Wolf of Springfield. The Jamie Scholz. Piscataway, junior Buchanan, Somerville. added that the items are especially tops and a perennial favorite, the to-tail grooming, topped by a n is coached by Ed Leibowitz. Kevin Cany, Somervtlle, junior attractive when personalized by a of carrots and an apple. John Slmeone, Franklin, junior DEFENSE Barbour jacket, is in stock. Regu- [The Lions will battle Solomon FIRST TEAM brass plate (shop promptly if you'd larly priced at $340, it's now avail- Everyone on our list should Ijfc Schechter of Marlboro on Jan. 9 Running Backs Line like to have a personalized item able at 20 percent off until Christ- as easy to please. '•;' And 18 at 4:30 p.m. Seats are avail- Tehran Hunter, Piscataway, senior Jason Cannon, South Piatnfleld, senior Santofd Boatman, Bishop Ahr, junior Jim Mayer, Hlllsborough, junior able for home games. Oscar Bathan, Immaculala, senior Jeff Melitski, Bernards, senior Jarrwyl Herron, North PlainfiekJ. senior Ray Redziniak, Johnson Regional, junior Lester Louise, Middlesex, senior Mike Washington. Piscataway. senior Wrestling f ec programs Adam Cole, Scotch Plains, senior John Van Dor en, Somerville, senior (Continued from page A-12) *! Tres Oorsey, Somerville, junior Linebackers "I'm certainly expecting another Westfield Recreation Corn- Fullback* Chris Plummer, Franklin, senior excellent season from Corey," sa(d Frank Mentzell, Johnson Regional, junior Rob Edmond, Franklin, senior MacDonald. "He'll wrestle at 14$ is now accepting for its In- Erwyn Lyght. Westfield. senior Anthony DellaVenlura. Dunellen, senior pounds this season." »; r Sports programs, which are Brian Hayden, Immaculata, senior "under way. Offensive Une Tom Poullot, Hlllsborough, Junior The tri-captains of the team aflp Steve Gentilucci, Immaculata, senior Ed Grayer, Scotch Plains-Fanwood, senior seniors JelT Checchio, Paul Hay«| Indoor Lacrosse, under the in- Shaun O'Hara, Hlllsborough, senior Pave Korsun, Piscataway, senior and Mike Liggera. Checchio was 4 struction of Ed Joffe, is being held Mike Kargbo, Highland Park, senior district finalist last season, whift Wednesday nights from 7:30-9:30 Mike Tyburekl, Immaculala. *en»r' ' • ' ' ' Deep Secondary Hayes was a district champion. *: hM*.the high school gym. The pro- Mike Aiello. Bridgewaler-flarilan, senior Eric Jones, Hillsborcugh, senior Jim Shields, Bishop Ahr. senior Mike Bates, Immaculata, senior "Checchio will wrestle at 134 Egqam is for all youths seventh Ron Green, Franklin, senior and we also have Luke RicbanJ- zgrade and up. Wide Receivers Mike Yearwood, J.P. Stevens, junior son at 134," said Mac Dona lft J-jiThe fee for Indoor Lacrosse is Reco Owens, Piscataway, senior Tony Gsell, Immaculala, senior "Hayes will be at 152 and Liggett) $85 per person. Dwayne Brown, Franklin. Junior Qasim Simmons, Highland Park, senior Chris Larrondo, Edison, senior will be at 160." ;• -ioThe Indoor Soccer program is Mike Andusko, Bridgewater-Raritan, senior Klck-Punl Return MacDonald admits he's still getf held Thursday nights from 7:30-10 Chris Jordan, Franklin, senior ting used to the new weight clas- jfand will be directed by Al Partelow. Tight End sifications the NJSIAA decided ii IAII youngsters from grade nine Greg Price, Metuctien, senior HONORABLE MENTION Justin Majors, Cranford, senior Uoe adopt this winter. There are cur- and up are eligible. The cost of this Dave Romanchek, Middlesex; Tony Sambu- rently classes at both 100 and 104 program is $25 per person. Placeklcker dm, Kevin Choy and A. J. OeMalo, Bridgewater- pounds and MacDonald is unsure Indoor Girls Softball will be held Justin Kamm, Immaculata, junior Raritan; Rory Sherwki, Scotch Plains-Fanwood; who will be wrestling there for £rjday nights in the high school Randall Hollingsworth, Placafaway; Stephen r Punier Romanyszyn, Bound Brook; James Paynter, Westfield. v gym. The program focuses on Stephen Cheek, Woslfleld, senior North Plainfield; Karl Mount, Immaculata "It would be unfair to even cite •n in hitting, pitching, and who might be wrestling at those The instructor is Ken HONORABLE MENTION Linebackers positions for us because it's so ufj and the fee is $15. Quarterback Adam Kaplan, South Plainfield: Lamont Wat- Joe Cirigliano, South Piainfield; Rick De- son, Metuchen; Tatum WWams and Terrell Wil- in the air," said MacDonald. "But! more information on any of Marco, Dunellen; Bill Stewart, Btidgewater- liams, Somervltle: J.D. Potynsky, Hillaborough; guess a lot of teams will be usinjj programs, please call the Raritan. Bryan Firtlpaldi, Manville; Dan Guzevlch, John- real young guys at those spots." \ ition Department at 789- Running Back* son Regional; LJ. Smith, Highland Park; Brian Sophomore Jarret Kamins wiflj To register, please stop by Rasfiaun Stovall, Johnson Regional; Jon Unriemuih, Immaculala; Mike Nutting, Bridge Corby, Dunellen; Rick Reffler, Watchung Hills; wator-Rarltan occupy the 112-pound weight clas-; office in the Municipal Build- Oarnell Carter. Somerville; Sam Richardson, sification. Juniors Kevin Sullivaif or mail in the registration via Cranford. Deep Secondary and Paul Boudreau will be at lid Fall/Winter/Spring brochure. Fullback* Kevin Rosander, Scotch Plains-Fanwood; and 126 pounds, respectively. ; I P.J. Jankowirz, Hlllsborough; Kevin Bynea, Steve CiccoteHI, Johnson Regional; Chris Highland Park; Doug Redondo, Bishop Ahr; Yarashas, Bound Brook; Mike Salzman, North After Posey, Hayes, and Liggen-; RUNNING Oejon Welcome, Plscaiaway. Plalnfleld; Ian Eason, Hillsborough; Oan Mai- freshman Mike Baly will step in 4< Offanslve Une toy, Immaculala; Ron Gels, South Plainfield 172 pounds. Baly has already N.J. USATF 10-MILE FINAL Enoc Rlos, North Plainfield; Armln Korzig, starred on the varsity soccer team PteaNnny Araanal, Rockawiy Watchung Hills; Randall Hollingsworth, Piscat- Note — The All-Area Team was selected by this season and his athleticism will Sunday, D*c. 11 away; James Collins, Immaculata; Carmine the Forbes Newspapers sports staff, which Local Flnlttwr Colantuono, Dunellen; Brian Harms, Dayton covers the following high schools In Somerset, hopefully make up for his youth. fom Cuslmano. Wsstflald, 42. 01:03:49 Regional; Mike Abeles, Westlield; Joe Spera, Middlesex and Union counties: HANDALL MILLER/THE RECORD Senior Frank DiGiovanni wil Hlllsborough: Chris Lorah. Hlllsborough Bernards, Bishop Ahr (Edison), Bound take the mat at 185 pounds, ar Wide Recelvtr Brook, Bridgewater-Rarltan, Cranford, Westfield's Dave Brown has been feeling pretty good about GREAT SWAMP DEVIL 19K himself and the New York Giants lately. Brown directed a late, junior Sean Sanguin is the 21E Balking Rl
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Look like small Sea, help me and hear ed find what the future •00-908-2087 Ashing »45 722-3682 Uke new, S10. 225-9V44' turkeys...Missing In tha me, herein you tre my from you In eternal glory. holds for you, tor help * vinclty of Bedmlnster, PRAYS* TO THI Thank you for your snswers call today. BASSBTT ON- 8pc Record Package- 45>e mother. Oh. Holy Mary. •IMMDVMOIN mercy toward me and DR SaTT— Cherry wood Good cond. $760. Singer Larger Cross 4 River Rd., Mother of God, Queen of (Never known to fall). china cabinet and table Albums $30 752-7105 V If found or know where- Heaven and Etrth! I mine. The person muat 90tt°789-3043 w/6 ctulra. 1275, Bunk Ind. sewing mseh. *15O 1020 • Singles Organ- about plate* call 90S- Oh, most beautiful flower say this prayer 3 con- 4 drawer file cabinet $50 Rocking Chair- Ixettone and activities humbly beseech you ot Ml. Carmei. fruitful secutive daya. Aftet 9 35 yrs. OM». Daily t-t bed »W. 483-T5OB Walnut IR set. Qn. $400/ $40 276-1348 234-11 SI from tne bottof^ of my vine iplsndor oi Heaven CMRIWMsW BO. Morel 201-564-5Z7I. 1030 - Loet ft Pound heart to succor me In thle daya, the requeet will bo i to 12 ft tR BIT- Colonial, •HOPPING CABT large; 1040 - Personals Bleated Mother of me granted. This prayer II8 » lip couch, loveaaat, chair, 2 foldin $20. 276-0692 -J 1090 - Coming EvanU 1040 neceeally. There are son of God. Immaculate must be published after swivel rockers, 2 snd ta- •ed— Twin Mahogany 1040 • Announcements none that can withstand Virgin, ssalit me In my the favor Is wraathtai-pins oerlan, bles • coffee table, $400 StOO/BO 828-5253 Skls-<170)&pls-S5fl your power. Oh, show neeetany. Oh, Star of the weekends, ioam-9pm boots(10'/!)S25 561-1S5g me herein you ire my ed.CJLM. starting 11/S8, The for all. Will ssll Ind. Qn. •IKES- 2 Qlrt 10spd Sea, help me and hear AMILM * ROMRT tlie Some water bed 28" S75/ea 580-9731. STEELCASE Desk, Cfi»lf 1030 LOOK INTO YOUR moiher. Oh Mary, con- me. herein you are myTHANKtOIVINO ANTIQUE8 4 CBAFTtS Tottens. Cherry HII usad 5 mos. S40O/BO. Singles FUTURE, CONTROL ceived without aln, pray mother. Oh, Holy Mary. NOVINA TO ST. JUM- Farm, 2S Olto Rd. •LK LEATHCR CYCLE & File $100. 647-4501 • .,- for us who have recourse Dec. 16. 17 e 11. 10- Neshanlc Station 752-3108 call aft. 5pm Organizations YOUR DESTINY. Find Mother of Ood, Queen oi Hoiy St. Jude. Apostle 5pm. 71 Huyier Hd. JKT SZ 38, $75. 789-1131 STEREO EQUIPMENT ,' Love & Romance. Save a to thse (3x). Holy Mother, Heaven and Earth) I end Martyr, great In Branchburg (Off 203 t. WARDROBS— ; QMC 12 Bolt Rear rao^ and Activities f place this cauee in your virtue end rich in Barrister's bookcase I— navy lined failing relationship/ humbly beseech you 214 ml from SomervIHe Chrlstmais Treee for size 20 $50 722-0509 ready, China cabinfils. m a r r I a g e I hands (3M)- Holy Spirit, from the bottom of my miracles, naar kinsman circle, turn at Amaco). If •ale—Sursdsye only. 12I 1250; Bennlngton Pine 7SS-8213, aft. 4:30pm ; ** you who solve ell prob- heart to succor me In thle ot Jesus Christ, faithful DR table, seats 10, 6 ALLOW ME TO GIVE SISTER SUZAN lems, light all roads to you missed our last sale, 11 ft 12/18. 9-4 •oya— freeatyle bike Storm Windows— Alunt YOU the g!H of a lasting necessity. There are Intercessor of all whohere are great buys, Branchburg. Vou pick rush bottom l*dd*r back new $99 469-9283 that I can attain my go»l. none that csn withstand Invoke your epeelal chairs, set SBOO; 2 glssa 3 used $5 ea. 469-397DM relationship. Personal- TAROT CARD You who gave me the di- some Items reduced. we cut. Douglas Fir, Blue iiad, 19 yrs. experience. your power Oh, show patronage In lime of Shop for tha Holidays. Spruce, CaWI 725-4W for showcases *30O tt.; Set Cage - Paraket Stroller— Double READINGS vine gift to forgivoge eand me hersln you are myneed, To you I have of brass andlrona $5O; 24Xf8X18 S30 8B5-5O56 tit Call Judy Yorlo'3 Com- foet ll il aoelnst me •00-722-2457 SI* VCInHII > Baby Hems 494-1B74 patible! 908-707-9086. CALL FOR 1 FHIE forget all evil aoelnst mother. Oh Mary, con- recourse from the depth Library table ft 75; 3 pc. CHAIRS- 3 oak antique QUESTION! 30 yfJ. In and that In all Tnstanstancsn a ceived without aln, pray of my heart and humbly HIATMIRS FAFtM corner desk S49S; Plus a Pining Hm MO, 2339171 Table- Rnd 60" S3S MATCHMAKER C r an fo r d. In my lite you ere with for us who have recourse beg to whom Qod has JO no CHRMTIIASTRUS store full of quality used Micro Tbl. $20 632-943O-.' INTERNATIONAL- The 908-272-9791 me, I want In this short to thse <3x). Holy Mothsr. given such great power ANDWrWATNS furniture A household CHAIRS- all klndi $75 prayer to thank you lor to come to my I'OH V\l Items, Bookciass, A less. 847-4501 Turtle Sandbox largest & most selective $5 palm reading or I place this cauie In your Cut your own, pick from parsonal Introduction all things ae you confirm hands (3x). Holy Spirit, assistance. Help me in 70.000 troMsl Rt. 7« E»lt Desks, Lamps, Tablee, Chevy— Trunk Liner 654-8010 service in the nation. For $10 Card reading with one* again that I never you who aolve all prob my present and urgent 7, West on* m. 173 to chairs, mirrors, plcturss Window r (fee Info 90B-21B-9O9O this adl want to bo separated lams, light sit roads so petition. In return I Rlegelsvltls Warreoolen S frames, paintings, ate. Qaaket $20 854-8010 promise to make your Rd., Rt. BW to Rt. 827 PRICED TO MLLI Chord Organ— w/bench Flwr stand $30 722-0230; name known end cause south to Meatfiera Tree Conine Comer Anttquee $35 Qd. cord. 233-9171 GREAT RESULTS you to be Invoked. (Say 3 F (HS)»I7M7 * Uaad Furniture 213O ;„ Phone: Our Fathers. 3 Hall 23 Dumont Rd., Fsr Hllla Chrtetmee Tree A Stand General ' Mary's. 3 Glory Bs's). St. 908-234-0MS lights, 8', $25. 247-4281 Merchandise Jude, pray for us end all We Buy ft Belli Chrlatmae Tree 6 1/2N. 1 -800-559-9495 who invoke your aid. Pine stand $35. 7220509 Amen. (Publication must 2 DRESSERS- whits,' ml be promleed. This n 2120 CLOSET Organizers (4) mlrrors-$75.00, Weighty novena has never been New, SB each. 494-2630 $50.00, 1S0 back book*, known to fail. Thla prayer Complete 4M FC: S7». M10 • AntkMiee Fax/ Modem S7» Coetall table— glass $20.00 2 large toaatir la to be said for 9 NOTICE: All QARAQE ovens $10.00 each, 36lo, 908-231-9638 consacutlve daya). My aote • AppNeneee 90e-a7i-ooie 36sq, $50 7S4-38B7 round table S25. 2 Blkaa prayers have been 1030-Art IBM CCMMPATIBU SALES edvertieemertta Coffee Tabte— Pine $25 for girls (ages 6-8) SW answered: J.V. S»S. Ws also buy snd are PAYABLE IN AD-Microwave $35. 356-2816 each. 356-1075 \% SQvQ • VfOvttlfM repair computers, monl VANCE by cash, »RAYIH TO THI MfQ • C4HMMMM tors, printers and boards COLOR CONSOLE TV Antique TelaphoM MTU • CaMafMiteM cheek, VISA or Master T m H«««474M 27, $30. 722-2369 Booth In the 30's, folding 'ACTIVITY BLCMID vmam eeVe *JF ^e^amream^aje^ew9 Card. For • quota on Cookbooks 20 better doors, pebbled nterldt, (Never known to fail)., 2M0 • •arm * Qartfen coat, plena call hmes/grdn $40 325-9144 $800,879-5393 Oh, most beautiful flower 1-800-559-9495. of Mt. Carmei, fruitful eelee anal •aaeera Cot— Sgle $20 Brats ARCHIES ICE v RECTORY vine splendor ot Heaven, aim • Free to Oeed •BRNARDSVILLe- 123 umbel atnd $15 632-9430 SKATEEXCHANOI , Blasted Mother of the Clerement Head; Almost 596 Meyersville Rd. eon of Qod, Immsculate 2110 • Furniture TOTSOI4. new- Clothing, Jewelry, Curtain Reds— ext. type Meyersvlflo, NJ'3 Lard* Virgin, assist me In my2120 • Oarage talee Screened farmland soil Furs, Accessories. Fine free 225-9144 esif Open Sat. & Sun. 10- necessity. Oh, Star of th* 2121 - MeronenaMae Bark muleF* -_p/up or del. quality home furnishings, Dog Kennel- 5X1 o Hse Spin, Weekdays 3-5pm. Sea, help me and hear under SIM MtMtiW0 antiques, collectibles, 4X4 $100 526-7122 Exchange a good used The Rainbow Garden me, herein you are my2130 > QemraJ Mereh from consignments & se- pair of Ice Skates oil mother. Oh, Holy Mary, 2140 • Office Furniture lect dealers. End tablea— Coffee aqual value for $4, Buy a Mother of Qod, Queen of $100 Exc cond 722-2389 good used pair for S1£, A Cfitfd Care Center SS.00 OFF purchtie of new pair (or $24 &* 100 Durftam AvcMehwfim, Nf Heaven and Earth! I 21K • eeftwere $25 or moral Eureka- Vaccum 365 humbly beseech you aieo • warned te Buy ENCORE QUALITY like new 422-9443 BO8-647-1149 O8-549-6675 from the bottom ot my CONSIQNMENT* BAHAMA CRUISE > coTulauyinvtUsyouio our heart to succor me in this ••OMINSTIR-Wlnter Dealer co-op epacs avail. EXERCISE BIKE $20. necessity. There ara 2010 Mill Ferm— select hsrd- days/4 nights. Unbe'f> woods, spill seaaone Tue-F10-«,Thure. til 8 Fleetwlng. 494-2630 bookedl Must sell! Urn- OPEN HOUSE none that can withetand Sat. 10-5. your power. Oh, show delivered, 140 a cord, FILE- Metal/Legal. 2 lied tickets. $279/coup!«. Dec. 17,1994 m« herein you are my 489-5H7 dsya 43t-3332 BO8-7ee-77«M> drawer, $10.494-2630 (407)767-8100, Ext. I 64 mother. Oh Mary, con- •ROWU AROUND wkendsft evve' e Deelflner Mon.-Sai. 9AM-10PI,*-' 10:00am -3:00pm Antiques Consignment Boutique Fish Tank— 55 gal/acc ceived without sin, pray Used * Slightly + stand 170 549*0360 5AHAMA CRUISE- 9 for us who have recourse AoVartrielrs Ota DOUBLE TAKI days/4 nlghls, Prebaw 1.Special Savings for Open to thee (3M). Holy Mother, Abused Furniture High quality women'e de- FREE COAL- Must pick muat sell! $279/coifplf House Evrollees I place this cause In your We will buy any piece or signer clothing and sc- plus lood & ta«,eki entire estate, we are ceeeorlee-Arminl. Calvin up. 722-25B1/725-4331. 2. Second Language Training In our hands (3x). Holy Spirit, open again. Come In and Headboard— Dark svood Imlted tickets, 407-767. Mark Kline multi-cultural environment you who solve all prob- Klein, Escada, Valentino, custom $100 722-0509 B100 ext.684 Mon.-Bat. lems, light all roacfi so see our new look. 563 & Chanel. All Itsma ire at Bam-10pm. Chief Instructor 3. Computer Familiarization Bound Brook Rd, Mid- least 75% off the orlg. Humidifier— for furnace 4. A Beka Structured Pre-School that I can attain my goal. dlesex. 068-7220 You who gave me the di- cost. 2 locations: SS5 Ex. cond. $50 272-6850 Bedroom setMl —— all wood, 6 weeks- $69.00 Curriculums Passalc Ava. West Cald- "pc, badfr&moIramo, maireaj, vine gift to forgive and MAIN ST. ANTIOUt HOUDAV CRAFT 8I0U- wstt 201-eoa-flBee and KEROBUN HEATER 35 box sprlnilnclnilr . $300. 1st 10 callers retrieve Free uniform! 5. "Eating Good Food Is Fun"- forget all evil against me CEHTCR- 150 Main St., Nutritlon Basics TIOUI- 12/1-12/24, 782 Morris Tpk. Short Qal tank $50. 233-7354 548-1568 Karate • Tuite • Amis • Jujitsu and that In all Instances FleminQton, 908-788- Mon.-Fri. 124pm. Set, A Hills 201-584-8464. Both Give Your Child Tht Rainbow Garden in my lite you are with 8787 2 firs, 8000 aq. ft, Sun, 10-Bipm. 57 So.atores now open Sun. LITTLE TIKES- parly BODY SMITH— comp; Advantage Today me, I want In this short 85 dealers, opsn dally Bridge St. 8omervllle. noon-5prn Kitchen, $25. 359-7204 weiaht lilting equ|a,'flaf, 908-572-0023 prayer to thank you for 10-5 pm, For Info 900-707-8711 Luggage— Atncho S20 betfbonch incllnonJiilleV all things as you confirm NORTH BRUNSWICK- hat box $25 225-9144 pull down, etc., S1O00 b/ once again that I never DID VOU NORTH SOU HOLIDAY end of Hobarl Rd, (Rt. o 574-1B32 . ", want to ba separated KNOW... •OUTtOUK- Martlnavtlle 130 to Wheeler, 1 ml,Metal— Cabinet Tool or- from you In eternal glory. that an ad In this local Antique Csinlerft Win - from circle, near HSJ Dec ganger $20 722-0230 CAMERA 1930'3 Kodak. Thank you for your paper also goes Into 22 derlng, 1»44 Washing- 17 only, 9-4, ANTIQUES: 930's German Camera, FUNNY Want to reach mercy toward me andother local papers? ten Viitey •»«., Victorian and Deco Microwave— Cart walnut S250 aa or S40O tor both. mine. The person must Reach over 380,000 Nev.mawee. 34 collection: rsre Moss $25 647-6703 271-0543 bet9-2pm aay this prayer 3 con-readers with one cam tOIMt-1229 egate vase; Satin glass BONZ people throughout aecutlve days. After 3 1H0-IHMH pea; 2 opal barber Mltlee; 2 brides bowls; Entertainment for all occasions Somerset, Middlesex GWTW, llthophans and From to a pair lamps; porcelain and RUN YOUR • power Hero • Aladdin THE ELECTRONIC morel Dated artists • Sania claus A Rudolph and Union counties? L. Qrltflth and KV Mayer. MERCHANDISE Dinosaurs • Princesses WAREHOUSE OUTLET! 1B50's 1 drawer stand; Lion • Rock star Parlies Don't think you can FRIC 1ABN WOOD— Doco 8 pc. DR; 3 pc Superheros • Mermaids Must dismantle waterfall bedroom; Mah. FOR SALE ADS • Plrales • Beauty afford it? Think Ma-560-9731 tea cert; elegant Baldwin • Victorian Tea Panics piano; pslr twin beds; - Glamour Ctrl • Clown „ & Showroom Opart To The Public FR» KITTIN—Black & oads of paper Hems Cowlrayl • Craft Parties Again!!! Gray Tabby w/ while 1930-1980'B travel, BSA FUNIIt GREAT LIQUIDATION PRICES! patch aero is noae a Items, autographs and »J-F 10srn-6pm • Sat «em-lpm cheeks. EKtrem« OJ0 2160 2160 JOJ0 3030 3080 WmrXmdtoBuy Wmntmd to Buy Oetfs Oofs Adoptabf Pmtm "^arasinieBjiajeAa^M«aiA^^aBA) A BUYER OF ALLDOLLS- Ctolhlng & AMERICAN ADOPTION DAY- Sun-', •tten/Wool Sweaters GRAY— Mica king site MOVING! MUST 0O1- NORDIC TRAC- pro- SIMMONS CRIB- light LIONEL * Flyer trains. accessories from the STAFFORDSHIRE day Jan.8th, 1i-3pm. at, «. 10-18. HandknK wool platlorm BR aat, lighted 1979 Motor B, 8306 orlg. modal aki machine, like oak w/ maiireea. exc. Hobbyist pays top dollar! SO's & BO's, Any cond TERRIER PUPS - Petco, Blue Star Shop-, matari $28 Ml. Bethal mirrored bridge, 2 pier mllas, ctst Iron |ug w/ new, seldom used, $525. d 226-9548 Any condititon, age, orWill traval. 276-7661. beautiful colors, have ping Center, Between i ting Mlllt,29 Du Bois cabinals, armoir A triple legs, upholsters sewing quantity, 908-271-5*24 •AaWff « both mother & father. Movie theatre & TG.I.Fr-r 9OS-234-«202 CAR CD PLAYER FISHINQ TACKkS- col- Idays, H1.22 West' i Warren. 754-0079. dresser. Si 000. g06-705B maehlnt. microwave lector wants to buy OLD, Ready for new home just oven & more call 90S- PAKISTAN WOOL 100 watt amp. ALL LIONEL, IVES, before Christmas. Calf Watchung, Dogs, Cats, KENMORC- washer/ (Model CDX5070). Only 2 rod*, reels, lures, cata- 754-1075 HIM— rare coloring, exc. AMERICAN FLYER- 908-S37-92BB rabbits need new homes. INIMO BOOM •eTT- dryer $125 ea. Antique quality, Ilka new, oiig mo. old. Originally $400, and other toy trains. Col- logs. 233-1654 after 5PM we ARC BREEDERS Donation, In-Doors, Info. >nttmpofiry 90ln.iq. Oak lable & 6 chairs, 3 NATURAL $7900 asking $3500 B/O must aacrlllce S200. 908- lector paye highest pric- GUNS, SWORDS , REPRESENTATIVES Beagles AKC beagle 908-561-6564 ble, 2 leaves, 4 chairs, I vs. $2500. Student Piano 90B-S26-8517 6M-124S es. Call 1-800-464-4671 KNIVES, MWTARIA-NJ Come and experience pups, 6 weeks old, S250. ihted hutch, etc. cond., $200. Call (or appt. BEEF or 201-635-2058 & Fed. tic. Top cash the Shake-A-Paw differ- 985-3144 FREE TO GOOD 90B-581-1156, Iv.msg, PIANO- $800. 2 por.STSPPER- new- ence at New Jersey's HOME— Lovablo 5 mo. •king $350. 673-0956 sse#mbled- can deliver. paid. House calls made. most beautiful puppy NO hormones or anti- table metal closets, $30 ANTIQUES ft USED Bert 821-4949 GERMAN SHEPHERDS old Cocker Spaniel. F, MCOM QUALITY CON- LADIES RINQ- Sap- biotics. Pure Black •a, Lighted $ft curio cabi- $160,908-272-7032 FURNITURE- all lurnl- siore. AKC rea. German Ameri- Blk. & Tan. 90B-754-0929. rONMIMTS- Clothing, pnlre, Diamond. »l. 6. Angus from local farm. net. $75. ftM-7958 ture, old, OR, BDS, from TRADING CAROS- Sci can Champion Blood 120 carats sapphire, 1800a to 1950s. Misc. * All puppies are A.K.C. Lines. $600 Female, S500 GIVE SOMEONE A welry, fun, antiques, Grain fed. tender ft deli- PIANO- for sale, $450. Sri- fisher 140 Fi, monster mage., com- SMILE— Somerset Re- >llecflbtaa, horn* fur- 7Scarat» diamonds, 14 cious. $2.49 Ib. halves plecea. 847-1959 ics, coins, old toys, WW registered and selected Male 782-9639 •hingi. 123 Claremont carat gold. Appralial of call 908-7M42M watt rack system. 24 disc II stuff. 960-3886 for breed conformity and gional Animal Sholier has S700. Make offer. 752- or quartirs, cut to your CD, dual cassatte, re- COINS WANTED- Pay YOUR CLASSIFIED AD puppies, kittens, docjs oad, Bernirdivlll», T-F custom order, vacuum- temperament. 6304 OIO YOU mote, Ootby surround eaeh, top prices! Paper CAN BE PUBLISHED IN and cats. Adoption rea *9, Thur», S, S«. 10-5. packed 1 labeled. This sound, 8 spkr, brand money, foreign, stamps. 92 NEW JERSEY NEWS- sonable. Missing a M-7M-7780 la NOT a freezer plan. KNOW... •crap gold, old jewelry & JknwtfM * Puppies are socialized PAPERS WITH ONE that an ad In this local new, won 111 Retails in open cases..,no glass Call 725-0308. _. —_l- Misc. used CALL Olenvlew Farm, $1300. Call 704-1318. sterling. Estates and Col- EASY PHONE CALL AND paper also goes into 22 lections. 908-782-0840. In tfie Clntlthd! walls herel! This Insure* FOR ONE LOW PRICE. SAVE RETIRED RACING Itloa turn., Oesks, Adnrtln 90S-832-2122. other local papers? proper development for a iairt.-a* aitcti. AS SUMQUfST WOLFF Raab Coin, 4 Bloomfield FOR ONLY $219.00 GREYHOUNDS- Dogs : In t/ie Clautlflid! NIWI OftlAT STOCK- Reach over 380,000 TANNINO SIDS- New Ave., Flemington, happy, wall adjusted, lov- YOUR AD WILL REACH always available to good, w&m m' eoa- INO STUFPERI Baliefy readers with one ealll Commercial-Home unlta 3OO0 ing pet. OVER 1.2 MILLION loving, caring homes, operated safety itrobe 1-MQ>M»t4M from $1W. Lamps-Lotion- CoHsetor Buys Vintage PCTS AND HOMES THROUGHOUT Please call for more de- i Set Wai- LIONEL HO AMERICAN reflector, • must for all Accessories. Monthly Toy*, Trains, Pedal Cars, LIVESTOCK • Famous Sriake-A-Paw THE STATE. tails. NJ Greyhound it mi canope S450. Sola FREEDOM TRAIN SET bikes, oggers, boats, payments low as $18. Soda Machines & Signs, Lifetime Hearth Guaran- adoption program, gall PtMSAU. MACHINES Juke Box**, Character tee includes eomplimtn- -Lov« Seat $200. made for 1976 BlCenten- cars etc. Visible JF to Juka soaea, video Call today FREE NEW Jennifer 908-B32-9G78 (JVJ2O7 good cond. nial. Better than mint, 2500 ft., not avail. InArcade Gsmes, $300 * Color Catalog 1-800-482- W«ch«, tic. 3010 • tlrds try veterinary and free box never opened. S600 slorts, Hurry while sup- tW •0a-tM-37ia, weakttya 3030 • Cata fecal examination and m Bedroom Set- All plies listl $12,99 + Up. Will deliver. Steve 3030 • Ooos lifetime obedience train- 3090 , vary good cond., cash. Calt 908-719-9777, WM-W7-M19 bet. 7pm-9pm. $2.50 S * H to: VBM Co., * *USID* * 3040 - Fish ing. Boarding, r•Ingl* bad w/ mat- 401 Ruyon Ave, Placii- SAL1- 10%-80% Off all DID YOU 3000-.Horses NEW EOUISHARC/ Training & Grooming •u, and canope top, MARANTZ— CD changer away, NJ, 06894. 30 day OFFIC8 FURNITUHC KNOW... 30S0 • Livestock Bring tne whole family, ght stand, triple dreas- Items. Deaks, Hies, chaire, etc. PONYSHARE CHAPTER Md.#CDC320, Stereo Re- money back guarantee Cobweb Collectibles T$a«4aai: evee 782-5057. that an ad In this local 3070 - Oth*r Pats 14 Route 22 West, Now opening In Bed min- ,' mirror (holds per- clever Md.#SR3300, • Walnut Ave. Cranford paper also goes Into 22 30SO • Adoptable Pat* Greenbrook, NJ 08812 ster. Call find out about GOING AWAY? mea), detfc & rtulch Cass.deck Md.#SD162 & Mon-Sat 11 im-5pm 272. WaSHM 4 ORYER- other local papers? 3090 • Boarding, (50 yards west of Rock the Sensible Altertlve to Don't leave your pets at talr, creme colored w/ DBX Soundfield 150 5777. Postcard*, sheet $300, Uonel Train Set, Reach over 380,000 Training * Grooming Ave.) Horse Ownership for jun- a Kennel. Call Critter Sit-' did accents, $700. Speaker system, $1500, AoYsrtlM Inttw CtnaMM f music, toys radios, auto* Htm eeledlonl 908-632- readere with one call! 3100 • Miscellaneous 90B-96B-2S22 ior or senior riders. ters. Insured & bonded • lt-5225 or 752-4448 908-722-4238 graphs * more 1-*0O-SS»-(495 Supplies A Services Mon-Sat 11-9, Sun 11-6 1-800-522-SHAR 908-819-80BO UNION BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Si r \ I 11 •' \\ i Si iih h I'll i us. I < r < ..it AIR CONDITIONING ELECTRICAL FEATURING . . . PLUMBER SUPERFOODS ENVIRONMENTAL ABLE CHAPMAN BROS. ENIRGY OF LIFE SUPER BLUE GREEN ALGAE Uc. #1428 ELECTRIC SUPERFUEL FOR YOUR BRAIN & BODY! 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(800) 298-9000 PAINTERS TO ADVERTISE TRFF SERVICE CONSTRUCTION FUEL OIL TO ADVLRTISL I JIN ION UNION KM BSTtMATIS FULLY INSUUO COUNTY Call For COUNTY SPECIAL SPECIAL tffI Service or For Less than $30 WOODSTACK For Less than $30 ALL TYPES Fuel Oil "BEAT CONTRACTORS PRICES" per week you can reach TREE SERVICE per week you can reach • Refinish Your Aluminum Siding perspective perspective • Interior, Fxterior & Wallpapering INSURED 908-276-0900 • 18 yrs. experience customers through out customers through out • Guaranteed Union County! Low, Low Rates Union County! • I'rcNMirc Wishinj', Jim Tolbel Reel-Strong Fuel • I rcc Isliniiilcs/I ully IIIMKCII Sanlor Citizen Discounts • Knsloro N,i!i:r,il Ccd.ir Shrikes Call Russell at . FREE ESTIMATES Cranford Call Russell at 23 North Street • Summit, NJ WESTFIELD 722-3000 ext. 6256 Seruing All Of Union Ccumy 722-3000 ext. 6256 276-5752 l-SD0-S09-S7t7 Since 1925 (908) 789-9533 PAINTING ROOFING/SIDING DRIVEWAY GAS STATION INFORMATION TV REPAIR Mina & Kyrillos INTERIOR PAINTING Specializing in; Auto Service Union County & WALLPAPER ~l D & R FUCHS Centennial Exxon SPECIAL SENIOR DISCOUNT* CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 464 South Of Centennial Ave. Owner/Installer Cranford 908-272-5286 0211 Pter Week! ALL YEAR Foreign & Domestic SERVICE Roofing • Siding Complete Auto Repairs Call 908-722-3000 SALES & REPAIRS Residential & Commercial Asphatl Work Brake Service A Exhaust Replacement Windows (30 Years in Business) Driveways• Parking Areas • Sailing Electronic Work. Fully Insured Free Estimates Resurfacing • Curbing • Sidewalks A Concrete Computer Diagnostics, Cooling System ext. 6256 CENTER TV TRUCK & BACKHOE RENTAL Frtc Esiinwles Hull* Insurril Tires, Front End Specialist 907 Wood Ave. • Roseile Serving Union Coumy und Viclnliy New J*rMy Inspection Station Ask for Russell CRANFORD 7094251 276-2331 "CAU ? DAYS A WEEK" Written Warranty on AH Se/vtoM A-16 December 15, SSdsToTcSrSS Servicing Vow Needs Fot: • •M0—copanky »«l*0—Mmgnv ^ AT YOUR SERVICE •aora —BecMM S0g** 4010 •AduM Day Cam 4000 -Convalesent Cart 4120 - Insuranct 4100-Party* 4080 • HMlth Cart 4140 - Legal Entartatnnwnt MAKE YOUR A HOME 4040-CNMCani 4109 - Incomt Tax 41 BO - Loans I Finance 4210--Prof»s8lonal 4110-MMructoVEducMion 4170 - Miscellaneous •tooo SLttVICL S woo 41X0 .fWV/CfS sYMEfifCffOfv •LOWN-INSULATI0N- TMI CARHNTHV Education Oarage, ceilings, attics, doors to decks T a TTREB EXPERTS JICS CASH NOW- for receiv- Oeeh en« Pence Non-toxic. HkiR R-vslue. small Joba a specialty PRIVATE HOME A Complete Tree WAUCOVERINO Begin a Great ing payments on An- i Csll Tom 90S-396-821S and Shrub Service DAY CARE CAREER as « nuities, Structured Settle- CsMnot Maker-custom 10% Discount to all INSTALLATION ments or State Lottery na. Odd lobe TRIPU A ROOFING t FOR INFANTS * Professional MKOICAL made cabinets a furni- PAVING- Winter Spe- Sr. Citisena a new Cuat. TRANSCRIPTIONIST! Payments. fl&P Capital ture. Furniture repair a 7S3-2S84 er S9S-7727 and Inttflor Resources inc.. 350 the* clall 12 X 30 driveway 4010 -Ajtyjt Day Care PRESCHOOL Enjoy Job security, finan- restoration. 489-2422 S05 Includes cleaning Fully Ina Free Eai Painting Educational ft Develop- cial rsward. and flexibls odore Fremd Avs., Rye, TlWAPfUANCIOUV am) crack fill. Free esti- CMMCan hours. Be In demand; NY 10580. Call 1-800- CARPENTRY a ROOF- mental Program In • Alt eend,, rsfrto,, wash- INO- repair. Catling a mates. 908-297-eotO Tree Quality horn* environment. N.J. work In hospitals, doc- 338-5815 floor perches, ateps, WILL CLIAN YOUR licensed A Insured. Call tar's offices, or at horns, Financial eoneuitant all paint. Call 388-9020 Removal now lor free registration transcribing medical circumstances. Call 90S- PLACE— a make It look Call: tc at the QUALITY CARE records. Work as a criti- 929-9470 CARPET CLEANING new. Also painting, re- DAY CARE CENTER. Lo- cal member of a health- 8k UPHOLSTERY—Stain pairs, carpets A uphoi Jos KlingebHto cated in Plscataway. care team. Employer* Repel' your credit- 4070 • •SfillBM removal. Free eat. Stery clesning and/or VINIS BROS. seek people with quality, Money back guarantee. 4078 • QuWera B08-414-1181. carpet sates a installa- Traa Experta 322-1956 c> 908-886-1327 professional-level train- Afford. Call for free con- tion. ITS, Q88t or 1-800- CARPT MS-61S0 ing. sultation. 800-239-7443 AL'S CLIAN UP a 4S4.TB91eMt.82W. FULLY INSURED Prophecy Institute et HAUUaM> Qaraaes. At- LIQUIDATORS acieenup lioi. CeMere. eteTwc ere CARPTETINO S1 OVER WINDOWS BY BOB ***y a Sinlev- Medical Transcription 4100 -Heme Quality craftmanship * * * * 1170 Rts. 22E 4170 the Cheapeet.asr.7IS7. COST ALL TYPES. Ms- KEVIN'S PAINTING Imewewement 494-7749 BEAUTIFUL for 28 years 4t10- Bfldgswstar. NJ 08807 412S • InasHec STUMP GRINDING woman do your We could provide the CLEAN UP- Attics, SHOW RM. AVAIL. BUS/ Puttying D17 Neat, dean qur ANNIA'S- home*, spts. Bsmnt.8, a yards, Frse RESIDENTIAL broken glass repair insured. Free ofiicss, etc. Exp, Rels, most valuable entry on 4127 • KHshens your resume. estimates, Csll Rudy at WHY PAY MORE? Caulking A washing Call Maryann own trans, Call for frte 4130. Lewalsssplnt 908-72Z-8916 S09 RT. 27 METUCHEN Window replacement satlmata. 908-563-2698 Call 1 -800-645-5042 BUSINESS) OWNER*; * Tree Care Free Eat. * Fully Ina. Paul A. HlllU Day and evening classes Save 10 thousand 4180. Masenry CLIAN UP- RIClc'S CERAMIC TILI * PalntlHg-MellcuUMfa. AFT AND HOUSC- pro- available. Affordable tu- dollars a year! Join ITX 4178 Mewsnc Qsr.e ettlca bsmnts 10 MARBLE CONTRACTOR Inl/EKt 8VC8 + lesilonal cleaning by pol- ition; Flexible payment Barter exchange service. 90S>SSS>9M2 CONSULTIMO- Inaialla- 4180 18, 20, 28, 30 yard 11 yrs. experience, long Wallpapering. 14 .ws. ish women, free exti- plan. January 1995 class- Any type of business 4300 PtumW dumpstef»/rent 787-8877 lasting quality work. Fully * OtL TANK REMOVAL exp. Fully Ins. Free'elV Sens, networks, tnates a rsasonslble es forming now! Call now welcome. Call Ed 90S- programming, word pro- HeatJMA CLEANUP • LIGHT Ins., tree sstmatss, rsf'e. sand flood or removed. Exc. refs. Cell Pvut prlcss. Call Barbara at to reterve your seat. 777-0292 exi.3 «MO RH John OeNlcols. Jr. EPA NJ certified 846-7188. ,,j^ cesstng. Catroon 908-417-0780 Convenient location, in- HAULING- of all types. 908-537-S344 AHIWTM depth, hands-on training HARM PAVING a E8CA- 4X28 Free estimates. Insured. PRO PAINTERS oxt/Mf/Mfjj ATTENTION LATINO-Drlvewaya & ******** A-1 WAYNE P. SCOTT PRO GUNDERSEN PAPER. approved by the New 4130 Low rotes. We work CERAMIC TILS roller, brushbh , sprsy *w*rr APARTMENT OWNERS Jersey State Department prkg lots, foundatlona a weekends. CsH Tony Remodeling, inalallation fiONT CALL US Quality masonry eer- washing. HO I W HANGING- 10+ yrs. DONT LOM HINT! drainage, grading a alls vices. Free eettmate. Ref- exp. Trained, nest, of Education. Certificate 'TBJ1 and repair. Frse sail- Until you've called the rms. Free eel 20 T2 HEADYHOMB preparss Issued upon completion. work. Stone, top soil, fill ALL ASPECTS- Interior, mates. •08-238-7938 others. Then call erences. Insured. 40 yra. reliable, refs, free est. your vacant rental apt*, dirt. Free est. 908-813- CLEANUP AV1 SSRVsCB a family business. Every TOM HANSON, ,-> 908-847.0357. Exterior Home Repair, CIS CONTRACTING for for your next tenant. 1 CONFLICT RESOLU- 3383. Gutters, Siding, Doors, Attic to bsmi, Fait CERAMIC TIL«- the highest quality job a specially. 968-5230 PAINTBRS Lit 1 by Tony— call does It all. tnsursd a TION WORKSHOPS: for Wlndowe, Kitchens, etc. service, low prices Installallons, repairs, custom csrpentry and Interior e Exterior i. v, JOYCE Heir JL» 40901*7 . regrouting, reasonable MASON specializing in home Bonded. Ml •843*4338. clubs and org., Alt - 1370 Sprtng- Ins. Dan 80S-988-0876. home Improvements at Wallpaperlnb -:— portraits, weddings, Agas.Reduce Life Stress rafts. 889^801. affordable prices! Ask CONTRACTORS Free Estimates >leaee BRAZILIAN LADY field Avs. Irvlngton. CARPEMTRV- AH smaH, DU8JP TRUCK rTollday partlei. Any Cleans Homes. Offices, thru sffectivs, Crsstlve Pricss start at S30 a up iervfee all our aaUaflea customers Specializing in all typea Call Tom, WW>4a»i»sm situatio' tonn considered. Call techniques. 272-5315 medium repairs Inslds/ OomoWon servicss Free eet., fully insured. Apt*. Own. transp. Good All styles. aO1-3te-B181. out 4 new work. Ceramic 929-9470 CAU S09-934-1990 of masonry: Brick work, WHY PAY MORBT Pelflti iotai* refs. 201-371-8238. DIANE QALVACKY tile, aheetrock, repairs, pt.caHB08-7aH7S4 letvtee All block work, concrete, ing for apts., congee; JR'S UMO SERVICE type* S08- etc. Fully Inaurtd. Free homes S70/rm; WeHpsv POLISH AaSJNCY- CLEANING- low sat. Planlit-Ttacher Wsddlnga, Airports, gutters cleaned A ineide ssimcs conairue speclallilng in older a Lesion in my home ft palntmfl. Larry 489-8340 929-S470. estimates. per sao/reli; spacMmsV Professional Cleaner, locally. A.C. pita*, Cross country Yards, garage, attto, 41*5 Nsat a Cleanl TBT-WrEP sick care. Housekeepers Wkdays a Wkenda. Call runs. MS473-00S7. ^4 SftS) Sf^rf CONSTRUCnON- llve-hi/out, Exc. ft. 962- 906-699-0636 CANPflNTRV- All email, NO JOB for free eat. Ultimately medium repairs inside/ Carpenlry, roofing, ma- Ctewn SW-OSM MEDICAL REFUNDS will aonry, aewef Unee/dretn TOO SMALL FRENCH- Conversstlon, complete a submit your out a new work. Ceramic Tutoring, translation by tile, sheetrock. repeirs, cleaning. Asbestos in- ArterdaMa Draperies 908-026-3500 CLEANING- Office a medical Insurance claim LaTAP CLEAN-UI'- gut- spections. Haiardous Your fabric or mine fleildsntlai. Profession- native French prof, forms. 609-924-4938 gutters cleaned a maide ters, tight hauling and MASON-JAD MAS0N- accredited transistor. pelntlng. Larry «88 8340 malarial Investigation. Soft Swage-Balloons allliydeay cleanedr . anew plowing. Free) eet. •08-750-4272 Patios, Steps, Walks, 908.378-3774 MOVING?- PC MOVERS- CaN James TtM-eeOa larfWfJfflFOIfnfl OH tMnf !*#> Found, Asphalt, Drive 808-880-8829 Local, long distance, flat E A CONTRACTING, LESSONS BY GENERAL CARPENIR* moval. 201-379-4S00. CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS waye. Fireplaces. Rels EMERQEN6V CLEANING- Profes- rets. Free eet. over IM0VINOOe|CLEAN4IP COSTBLLO'S ROOFiaM Orsperlee, Reupholstery. Ins. Free eel. 7S34027. slonsl, with a personal PROP. TEACHERS ON • hone. 9O8-88S-2785. i REPAIRS- Remodel- No Job Too Big or Smell AUNKMJEHOME ALL INSTRUMENTS ing, Additions, Decks. * PAVINO- Comm/fles. Formerly at Sielnbachs a SERVICE touch. Reliable, refer- P.M. 000195. Local t Long Diet Speclsllie in all types of HihneV 45 years exp. PETER DWIZO • OAYCARB CENTER ences, Frse estimstes. 7 8 2-7890 SpeclaHaing In Krtcherts Call 201 «7S*444 Mason Contractor Sewer k drain cleaning, FOR TODDLERS AND flat roofs ft patch work. Senior disccunt. Free 1 Commercial ft, residen- TOM'S LAWN 8JOWER a Bathrooms, mi ES- All masonry work. Free HM Ba^Snn* PRE-SCHOOLE RS. LESSONS BY Service).—All makes a TIMATES. Cell Edgar Special for driveways In Shop at horns service. tial. 10% off first clean- PROF. TEACHERS ON Seal coaling and crack W. earner, 908-767<898 estimate. SOS SSI 8771 era. Balhreeme. All PLANNED ACTIVITIES, ing. Call The Polished models.Wsedeaters.Trim- 201-986-0082. Bespsr plumbing repairs^ ARTS a CRAFTS DAILY. ALL INSTRUMENTS mera.Chsin3aws.Fraa 898-4740. Ught Hauling/Moving 25x30 for MS. Free CERTIFIED PRE- LOOK 806-7554 7 8 2-7B9O sst.P/U,d*llvery.B99-03» John 90SMS1-8378 7894808 SCHOOL TEACHER a PTK CARPENTRY- Int. CONTRACT CLEANING MATH TUTOR- will tutor SUPREME REMOVAL CUSTOM DECKS- Wi 4tar FENCED IN PLAY YARD. r SERVICE- Strip A wax all levels of math, flexible a Ext. ell phases. Free ast, Quality work guaran- COMPANY We remove now use supreme deck SO. PLFD/PISC AREA. firs • carpet cleaning for hours. Call Cindy 4179 InaSTSO * up. Bsmts 908-757-0843, 769-36S7 office & domsstlc. Daily, teed, ins. 281-8038 All* ytVwt #StM^+ ADOW* AL'e PAINTING HEATING PROSLEfaHC 908-218-0418 Confractora welcome. ademona, Kin. Fully int. CUSTOM «« ea> rmmmn w sie esi CALLC.CS. Ine..,. AU PAIRS- European weekly or monthly. 1- RENOVATIONS PLUS- free est. River Contract COUNTERTOPS Interior/Exterior>r/Exterior. $100 |per 800-207-8172. PIANO LESSONS- In Seme dery service. Ing. 908-238-1298. room. We aeii A aervtaaaN, child care alternative, your home. Branchburg, ACTIVE MOVERS #Qsn, contract, Ne Job 90S4O5-9249 On plywood, S21/ft. SSOO per apt. Free nMHt#fl• iiiOwMv ti, 'i sip. live-in help, legs) f HOUSE CLEANING Bridgewater, Hlllsbor- Local & Long Distance too small * Clean Up CaJlBM-322-2109 Est. Cal:all 442-8183• . tree est. M1-403-980t Devfd Del Veechle, AM >re-seeson Speclalsl- . 12 mot; non-prof! org., Offices a Apts. Refs. ough.Call 388-4837. 24/hr. Service. 7 days ArshMeetural Servleee ANTHONY'S PAINTINO QuaHty work at 1179/wk. avg. Local Own transportation. Insured. 2O1-878-1138 10 South Ave E. Cranford Intsrlor/sxterlor. Roofing, Reas. ratesl 24 hr. Coordinator: JoAnne 808-704-8887 SPEED READING, ICC# 1148132 gutters cleaned/lnalalleS. ir., 272-3900/422. 908442-1732 OVERCOME TEST Ads In C-88«rTMrrf 9OS-278-2490 HOUSE/OFFICE ANXIETY, SAT's, etc., PALMIERI MOVERS fkat consultstlon free Free esi. 7S2-S441. OIL BURNER A mecrjaW-r doot eo$t - BRIOaBWATER- F/T, Reliable, trustworthy 17yrs. sxp. Cert. Apartments eHomes DECKS DECKS DECKS PAINTING BY BOB cal heating aystem tttpV Good care A love tor person. Rsas. ratea. teachers, 15 centers ePlanos eSmall Offices Trw/paW Fail apecial. From 87,50/ Quality service for 25 yra. rriclan, Fast service, VaJC your child In my home. BOB-78S-3B87 throughout NJ, Call Professionals At sq. ft. Limited time. In- Interior A exterior Ralph 908-581-7407 i'-,-" Experienced. Refs. CPR. Focus Learning Centers Affordable Pricea"! AFPORDASLE Free est. A Fully Ina. 908-231-9253 I PUT IN THE TIME- BACC BUILDERS sursd. Colored Portoflio, at 906-359-4810 Free estimatet. 4090 many refa. 908-S28-O005 Psll Cleanups Paperhanglng also avail. OIL TANKS ;; and do what's required 8:O0AM-8PM Mon-Sat. A Full Service Co- Win- Leaf Removal DUNELLEN— Any age,to make you home per- TUTORING: Reading, dows,Doors,Kitchens a Ssndfilled or Removed' - Exp. good refs., CPR cer- Lie #00550 908-356-2454 D4DYOU Lawn Maintenance fectly clsan. Call Carol math in yr. home. 10 yra Beth. Additions a AHer- KNOW... Mulching/Landscaping tified, non-smoker, loving 908-560-0205 public school exp. PC MOVING CO.-local stions. Licensed, in- environment. 988-1787 that an ad in this local Snowplowlng C * C PAINTING Cert.K-a & H.S. MathlMA long-distance, flat rates, A a R ELECTRICAL sursd. Free Esttmsiei. paper also goes Into 2i Insured S0B-9SB-413S PLUMBINO A NBA' POLISH LADY- will degree. Call 272-5315, 908-665-2765. CONTRACTORS for all WALLPAPERING e INS Low rates. Good EXP. MOM— will provide clean your Home/Office. 9O8-723-1O9S other local papera? Quality Servicss at ehlldcare, all ages, In my your electrical needs, Reach over 390,000 AMERICAN TREE Drain cleaning. Frae Own Iransp. References. TUTORINQ- Cert.Math free est. Ins. lie. a permit MJROS GENERAL a STUMP COMPANY Affordable Prices males. License #" Pise, home, M-P, F/T-P/T, 908-722-8382 Teacher with 35 yra. exp. readera with one calll BOO-RE-DO-IT-S CPH cert, eaa-1487 Alg.MI.Qeometry a Trig. 09670. 90S4SS4S4B 1-S0O-SB9-S4M all John RCff.WQMM. CLEANING Party* Ceipentry. remodel, CUSTOM PAINTING end 908-752-7004. ALK ELECTRIC- resld., Landscape, clean-ups, DRIVtWAY PLUMBINO NO i EXPERIENCED MOTHER Floors, Csrpets, and comm. a Indust., avail. WALLPAPERING- Int. a I tg cars for your Windows. SPOTLESS Jobs from A-2. Hses. SEAL COATING ext. Remodeling of baths SMALL Sauer Plumbing/ days, weekends, nights, Free EM. 853-8444 Uc 7843, 769-1539, 3 in my So Bound CLEANING 908-730- 4120 FREE ESTt Fully Tns., Winter Special Adtwrf/sa and kitchens. Decks in- ( Home. Aval' 1/9S. 670S. Inaurmne* reasonable ratea. Lie. ADDITIONS 3OxlS-SfM. 2 yr. guar. If? Ms ClmnlfHdl stalled. FREE ESTI- PS plus. 7BB-8569 BIRTHDAY PARTIES- Free Est. Commercial, MATES. Csll Tom. 7SS- THE MOST IMPORTANT 9732. 4% ALTERATIONS Residential, Industrial. 6541.600-300-8541. NUMBER YOU'LL HAVE Magic show & balloon 4220 HELPER- Eu- DO YOU NEED animals. Call Constan- ASPEN ELECTRIC- All •Kllchsns •Bathfooms Open 7 davs. ARRORIST lady available (or is 908-526-8113. AFFORDABLE LIFE residential needs: house 908l7»-1f»18 D ft D PAINTERS-- tnt.a sitting errands, a Clesner By Par tino. 606-7743. •Bssememts 8)Decke Tree Work-AH Phaees ext. Wallpaper removal * INSURANCE? I can help. fans, smoke detectors, •Ceramic Tile SETC. Refs a Fully Int. lanlonshlp for holl- Cail 908-754-1116. CATERING- FRED'S lighting, telephones, etc. Major Credit Cards installation. Home re- OANNUCCI ROOFING --' season. Cell 382- BAGEL 'N DELI, s New CompetHlve prices DRIVEWAYS a PENCIN0 pairs. Free est. Full in- 4060 Quick response. Lie. BV CATENA Fully insursd, Frse aw for info. HEALTH INSURANCE York Dell, for your next Fully Ina'd • Free eat.s B4ekBLa&A^B4SlABaA ^P^Bk^^ sured. 906-968-6949. ConvafBscewrt Can #7534. Csll 388-3041; Curbing, All types ol JOHNBJON 8 THEE Over 20yrs. experienced Personal & Business AFFORDABLE AFFAIR. 873-0137. or 704-8970 CO* DEPENDABLE, 906-9964482. i See our ratea ORDER DELI TRAYS by HIGH OUAUTY WORK. fsnelng. Top Soil, Giad SERVICE DID PAINTERS- Int.a 90B-7S2-69B4 the Pound. Call for Price 11 ST. CENTURY •RAY LAaTYT-827-9S33> ing. Snowplowlng. LOW ext. Wallpaper removal & M a M ROOFING- FMt MATURE WOMAN- late ELECTRICAL SERVICES PRICESI 908-I89-8O43 Installation. Home re- 30's loving, competent, Quote: 1-8O0-478-8577, AFPOROABLE pairs. Free eat. Full In- roof specialiat, lerte* highly reliable, experi- 1-903-704-1330. FREE EST. PROMPT HOME MMODELING ARM POWER sured. 908-968-6549. stop for as low as S11SV' enced, own transp., Adnrtlu In Ine ClntHltd! lax 1-908-704-1332 PROF. SERVICE DRIVEWAYS a PARK' TREE a LANDSCAPE Complete rooltn'f/, Satisifactlon guaranteed Bath, basement, decks, ING LOTS- Seel coated FATHER A SON Painting service. Qutlef*; f 1 seeking position as eld- FOR ALL YOUR custom tils installation, SPECIALISTS erly companion or Insured \lc #12599 Aleo gutter cleaning and Contractors, Intsrlor/Ex- chlmnays, drain, pa'lett' " Mir* CATERING NEEDS 24hr.s 908-549-8*88. wallpapering snd int. a TV antenna removal. Free Lot cleiring. Snowplow- terlor, wall covering, 4 repairs same day housekeeper. Avail. Sal's 4140 We specialize in Holiday ext. painting. Free Eel. Ing, Firewood. Fully & Sun's. Live in/out F/P- Estimates. 808-245-6845 yrs exp. 908-829-9206 service, can Tom tor free Legal Satrvfcw* Parties. No Job too big or ELECTRICAL WORK- Call Tom 9O*-755-8541 or Beep 891-7397 Insured. Prse Estimates. time. 90B-753-4729 small. Select from cater- Commerclsl, residential or 1-800-3004141 Serving Central Jersey GOROON'S CUSTOM sst. 908-721-5583. ' ,, ., and Induatrlel. Licensed, HARDWOOD FLOOR CaH Tony tOS-172-8389 Design, Custom painting DID YOU ing menu or create your ALL PHASE MUELLER •'•••" KNOW... AVOID BANKRUPTCY! own. 908-7B7-3322 No. 9141. and Insured. WAXING- machine ap- B 8 a LAWN SERVICE Ini./Ext., Fm Est.el ROOFING ' •"-' Reduce Debts 50-80% Free estimates. Call REMODELING plications of wood wax Cleanups, Thatching, Fully Ins. 908-768-8794 NANNYJ This little ad can be read LADY REMINGTON 40 years enperienee> ^ -. by mere than 380.000 Save $1000 + Legal Fee Vince Santortaataeo Elec- cleans a protects your Fertlllilng, etc. Now Shingles '•>"•>• N HOME CHILD CARE FASHION JEWELRY tric 988-1B09. booking for '94 Season. J A J PAINTINO— Int./ l readers In 17 publica- Call Ron 908-412-9744 wood floors. Brilliant eat. Free est. 10 yrs exp. Flat roofs •'•'•' Uve InOJvs Out tions throughout Somer- ACCESSORIZING shnshinee . Ed BBese s P Melucnen/Edlson Area Gutters A repairs •• • Part Time/Full Time AVOID PROBATE 908-78S-30S8 ELECTRICAL- All types In Bualnass Since 1973 Refs avail Fully Ina. ; N set. Middlesex end Union With a Living Trust! Call of wiring, Service LLan g VVaNey ^roo •8S-7S7-8B8I Free Eatlmatea V Aiao Summers CounNee? It caught your ePalnting Int. a Ext. mg,908-aii-9T38 908-75^0270 ,.... Cell BO8-754-9O90 or attention, dton't It? for details on Living chengea a peddle fane. •Sldlng(vinyl a wood) 0. MURPHY TREE SRVC 201-593-8090 Trusts & Will*. 4210 Uc. #S2Sa. 908-872^750 eFlenovatlone 23 yrs. exp. All tree care • PAINTING* SUPER RUSH •'"* Cell YOUfl ad In todayl HOME t stump removal. Quality 1 Guide (*• r,oon -Mf'LOYMLNl PRINCIPAL CLERK TRANSCRIBER PHARMACEUTICAL CIRTIPICD BUS DRIVCR STAPF SSBSOSO Immediate part time position available. In Fleming- HOME HEALTH AIDES Sundays from earn to 1pm starting at SB.64 per hour. For new Nursery open . _ ton, NJ, Hunterdon County, with the NJ Division of Immediate work available Nursmg Must possess vslid NJ Bus Driver's License CDL at XeesXereisss In thfoee HIHtH»* , PART TIME Youth a Family Services. Requires the ability to In til sress of Somerstt CERTaFED HOME Class: B. Mty bfifiQ own children* transcribe dictation, reports, letters of a difficult, County. Csil Janet SSS-aJS»l»1tr RESEARCH complex, technical nature using recording equip- eHIgh hourly rates. HEALTH AIDES For more Information call: ASSOCIATE ment, PC and typewriter. Receptionist duties, filing, eCar required. Cranford Rec. A Parks Dept. computer work, Secretarial experience required. eflonuses tsork. Mars at 906-709-7283 typing skills, WordPertse* Will Train. No Benefits. Could lead to Full Time with CsH Jeen o* Judy • reau»ng EOE. M/F/V/H shlira for Wlndowe> Johnson A Johnson is the World's largest and moat benefits. Please csll Sharon MeCorbin or Joann nee easary. Local comprehensive manufacturer ol health care prod- CarSM Horn Haiti AUsa Insurance agency. M-FV Weber at 908-782-8784 or fax resumes to 908-762- IDs*N HOME CARE to fosi ft professional ucts serving consumer, pharmaceutical, diagnostic EOE SERVICES INVENTORY TAKERS flex 3-4hrs/day, Sand and professional markets. Currently we have a po- nUrteTIQ NBVM. WC OfrBf! resume to K. Jones It sition at our SprJnghousa. PA location. EDUCATION YOUR CLASSIFIED AD • ExosaentFsy Commerce Or. Cranfor* CAN SB PUBLISHED IN 07016 fax: 278-1971 •• 82 NEW JSHSBV NEWS- •feats** Vfrt Naw Office opening In Manlo Park. Immediate Working in our exciting environment, \your responsl- ELEMENTRY SCHOOL CLERK PAPERS WITH ONE Openings. No experience naadad. $6.25/Hr YOUR CLASSIFIED At) bilitles will Include the analysiam s of biological earn- •RaNty attain EASY PHONE CALL AND Ck Join our local teams taking invontorios for vari- CAN SB PUSUSHID IN plea utilising bloanalyilcacal techniques._..__.. Additionally, FOR ONE LOW PRICE. you will ba Invoted in departmental SOP's and the 10 month position, 6 tirs/day. Must ba HS grad with ous retailers. sa mw jtJtsBY ttwm excellent interpersonal skills and computer literate. FOR ONLY S219.00 PAPERS WITH ONE validation of computer systems. To qualify, you YOUR AO WILL REACH Car and tsMphone a mutt EASY PHONE CALL AND must have a Bachelor's or Master's degree in the Full benefits. Send resume and 3 references, before Oecember 20,1994. to: OVER 1.2 MILLION WE OFFER POR ONE LOW PRICE. im: biological sciences along with at leaat 3 years ex- HOMES THROUGHOUT FOR ONLY S219.0O perience with HPLC/QC, bioanatyflcal techniques THE STATE. CALL P0B)7»18» YOUR AD WILL REACH and biological sample analysis. Knowledge of com- Otflee ol Personnel FORBES CLASSIFIED AT •MS) 443-1711 OVER 1.2 MILLION putsr systems is also essential. Montgomery Township Schools 1-8O0-BS9-B49S, ASK 40S Burnt Hill Road Paid training on micro computara HOMES THROUGHOUT FOR JOYCE FOR ALL Flaxlbla schaduiaa THE STATE. CALC We offer a competitive salary «nd comprehensive) Sklllmsn, NJ O6B58-84O8 THE DETAILS ABOUT FORBES CLASSIFIED AT benefits. We will only respond to those who meet Equal Oppty/Atflrmstivs Action Employer SCAN-STATEWIDE LTD Health Plan 1-600-SS9-9495, ASH Bafeysltter Needed 2 the above qualifications. For immediate consider- CLASSIFIED AD NET- 2S South Main St.. Fraquant Wage Ravianv FOR JOYCE FOR ALL Sat. night* • mth. and ation, pi«aae forward a copy of your resume suit- MAINTENANCE WORK. E0BMMI, NJ 0B837 (50c Incraaae In 60-90 Daya) THE DETAILS ABOUT eflcaMiontl wkdaye tor able for scennlng and input into our database (i.e., REPAIR PERSON F/T Part time supervisory opporiunltlas SCAN-STATEWIDE diycare closing or tick CNMA diya. 2 children MM 2 a dean/clear, no graphics and preferably unfolded). Management Training Program CLASSIFIED AD NET* Send 10: Dspt. 88, Johnson * Johnson Recruiting, Immed. openings for Pri- WORK. ' S-1/2, boy ana girl. Exp. in beaie plumbing, elect, and light carpentry, vate Duty cases in home. Referral Bonus Program Plainfield area. Aae 16 P.O. Box 18597. New Brunswick, NJ 0aSO6-«S67. Traval and auto allowances diversified duties. Reliable, must have valid NJ Driv- FT-PT. Somerville area. RN/LPN Ms In tod ovar only. Driver er's license. Sand resume or apply: The Arc/UC, Must have currant NJ Higher starting wags* for axp'd auditors. preferred 906-903-1962 Equal Opportunity Employer Private Duty homa csse If you ara dependable), have a naat appear- dent cost — 122ft South Ave, Plslnfleld, NJ 07062, Attn: Person- certificate, physical A in Bernardsvllle area. AM •ii«t C*JLO CAftt- Expd phone. Call 9a-»p M-F hours M-F, occasional 8 ance, hava a private meana of transportation, THaypay/ Dreader desired for 3 Johnson & Johnson •7H-777S, hr. day shift A occasional 18 yaara or older, call (908) 972-8698 batwaen «eye/wfc In my Branch- PIZZA HUT ORAL SUROBOM 3-11pm. FT for all school 10AM a 4PM M-F. E.O.6. ttWhom*. 219-9796 Leadership Beyond Compliance BIRKIUsY HIIOHTS ASSISTANT/DESK LPN, closings. Low tech orlsn- NEWSPAPER ROUTES CftlLOCARE "OR- In- OMNINO BOON! mad tech. or exp. M, tstion provided. Call BOUHOH OP OARWOOO Tuaa, 1/2 day Sat. 9am-Bpm, M-F only PART TIME fant; full time, in my POSITION AVAILABLE 722-0850 or 728-0364 Otanford homa, English Hiring for all positions! 90S-722-7770 EARLY MORNINGS epaaWng, Non smoker, A fuJ< time position is open In the Municipal ClenVs 408 Springfield Ave The Star Ledger has routes available In BASKING twa-out, own trans, Refs. office. Administrative Experience necessery. FIMng (Drug Fair Plata) RIDGE. BERNARDSVILLE, PEAPACK A FAR HILLS Somr *d> listed in thit cUi-\ rag, 908-276-0666 and Computer literacy required. Knowledge el Word Apply In Peraon or call: areas. Earn $400 to 1500 a month, plus cash Incen- lifitation may require a ft*- -MAMNIIt NEEDED Star Six preferred. Comprehensive foMow-up ability, tives. A rsiisble car is a must. Call: to purchase information Far llve-tn or live-out as well as good communication skills. Attractive Ben- and/or mttterimh rrgargiiiif* OOaltlona with great efit Package offered. 1-800-242-0850 career investment! andhr families. opptrtmnititt. . Resumes only. They win be accepted through De- BOOKKBIPBR- must HOUSB CLIANINO- ^ Setswttva Nanny cember 26, 1994. have computer and Ironing. Mori, Frl,, ASSEMBLE Arts, Crafts. 114 Bt 1% B.B* experience, good snd Sundays, rsfs req. Toys, Jewelry, Wood' 80S-MT-070T Send to: Doris Polldore, Municipal Clark communication skills, Cell 234-9242 (-5p.m. Iteme, Typing, Sewing, 403 South Avenue AR. AP, A QL, call for weekdays only. Computer work from Informstlon 906-463-0066 home In your spare time? Qarwood, New Jeraey. 07087 IDSAL OPPORTUNITY Qrsat pay. Free details" RETAIL CLERKS AIDSS- Must be 18 or FOB MOMS RITURN- call 1400-032-6007. 24~ COMMUNITY SERVICE MOVERS- Local moving older. Start Immed. at the INQ TO WORK- Family hours F/T In service agency, company seeks drivers Ravco Drug Stores has Immediate opportunities for Woods Road after school values company looking Applications avail to and helpers. Exp. pref. Full Time and Part Time sales associates In program. Hrs. 2-6pm for pit help. Must know AVON SA LBS residents In Edison, age Will train. Benefits. when school Is In WordPerfect 5.1- Will All areas AftMIN SECRETARY- 17-33, wkly stlpened, and Drivers license BEOMINSTER. Qualified candidates will be consci- Sojirrerset County Park entious, energetic, enjoy working wtth the public. session. Call BobW provide admin, support For Information call scholarship. Contact SSS4T1-SSM for protects. Exc. phone 1-8M-SS2-2M2 Cbffimlsslon. Computer Mr. Welnberg 248-7309 and able to work flexible hours. Including nights knowledge with Word- ash for John/Eric and weekends. Applicants should apply in parson skills. Hrs. flex., Sand 9-5p.m, FASHION ADVISOR resume to Dene Alln HIADACHC . Perfect required. Excel- NEED EXTRA . to the store manager at Revco, 414 Rt. 208, Wear A show ladlea Jew- SUFFERERS Isnt fringe benefits. Stnd The Clausan Co. P.O. CUSTOMER Bedminster. Equal opportunity employer, M/F/D/V. LINE elry 2 eves. SI 25. No in- Box 140 Fords NJ 08683 WANTED- professional rsaums to SCPC. PO Box CASH FOB vestment. 906-756-3066 off lea providing 5K7, North Branch, NJ SERVICE REPS FOR THE No phone ceils. non-invasive, 08*78. EOE. WANTED! YOUR CLASSIFIED AD HOLIDAYS?? REVCO CAN Bl PUBUSHtO IN LRQAL SBCRKTARY- conservative care. SISA ADULT CARRIERS Forbea Newspapers 908-231 -9638 Exp. In real est. wills, In aervlees with Forbea Newspapers has 92 NBW JiRSBY NEWS- matrimonial, litigation, participation. Call 826- WftMTEO- For Weekly currently has openinga position* open tor DRUG STORES PAPIRS WITH ONE paRer, must have reliable in our Classified dept. If Exc. with computers. P/T 7070 for details. - Carrier Delivery In our fax line is open EASY PHONE CALL AN0 flex, hrs., days, 725-0384 car or truck, NO you are customer Cranford. Kenilworth, SOCIAL SERVICES FOR ONE LOW PRICE. LOOKINQ POR HKMt ;. COLLECTIONS! For More service oriented and can 24 hours a day, FOR ONLY $219.00 BAHt4INO POTINTIAS.T- Info, call 1-800-300-9321 Fanwood * WastfMd. Reception— insurer use a computer and work P/T in the early YOUR AD WILL REACH phones, sc hedule Sell our revolutionary* ext.6697 answer a phone, you Immediate openings lor direct care staff for com- 7 days a week OVER 1.2 MILLION appointments, etc. naw health product out mornlnge and earn an munity baasd programs serving adults wtth devel- ADVERTISING SPECI- might bacome part of extra $100 per weak, HOMES THROUGHOUT approx. 12hrs/psr week, of your own homel MoP ALITIES BALIS- Sales our sales team! You call 906-722-3000 opments! disabliiles. FuH and Part time positions Call Monday-Friday THE STATE. CALL weetfieid MT otfice. line:S00-77S-0712x3880 ~ poattJons open with full must be energetic, enjoy ext.6887 and ask to include eve. A weekend shifts. HS Diploma A vaHd FORBES CLASSIFIED AT Call 908-51S-1SO5 sendee distributor seek- working in our faat speak with Marc NJ Driver's license required. Previous exp. with 00 8:30am - 5:00pm 1-600-559-9495. ASK population a plus. Complete application at: The Are FOR JOYCE FOR ALL SALCS MRSON- Bridal Free Catalog) A Informa- ing; to solicit new corpo- paced environment. If Greenspan THE DETAILS ABOUT salon, flex hrs., exc. tion send 12 lor shipping ra!* customers. Unlim- Interested olease call of Union County, 1238 South Ave., Ptalnfleld, NJ For Confirmation of Your to Torcol. P.O. BOtf 07082,908-794-S910 SCAN-STATEWIDE working cond., friendly ited opportunity. Call Doug Baum at 908-722- NEW MOTOPMOTO Fax Transmission CLASSIFIED AO NET- atmosphere, Call 106*7, New Brunswtaltv Mike at 96-534-6100 tor 3000 ext.6201 to Si POSTTHAIT STODtO WORK. aaa-TTsa. NJ 081061866 .1 appointment schedule an interview. opening in the Rsrltsn SCNOOtj BUS/ Mall looking lor highly VANDWVmS AMAX energetic people-person COL a plus. Will train. ENGINEERING) CO. to fill part * full time Work available In Somer- Admin. Aest. good positions. Photographic set. Hunterdon. Union A communication & typing Forbes experience a plus bin will Middlesex Counties. skills. Knowledge of A/R, train. Pleaae call Sail Cindy, A/P. At least one year NEWSPAPERS 89S-SBS*SSM Bat. 1O7 Inside sales experience. MB YOU 17 Publications x 10 Lines = $29.70 Aggnmiv* a exp. witn 1 KNOW. .. SSCRSTAMBS W/W.P, to.l yrs, exp. with monl- Thle little ad can be read nine}— Looking for an High Power Temps loia A peripherals. Good by more than 380,000 Increase in your Income, needs Dependable, Qual- benefits. Cstl readers In 17 publics- flexible hours. Good ified Temporary Employ- (906) 417-16M or lions throughout Somer- Working conditions, sea to UN )ob orders from >ejiaO6-417-00a» training, tarn while you our client eompanlea in • Somerset Messenger-Gazette Middlesex-Dunellen Chronicle • Highland Park Herald set, Middlesex and Union learn. Call Helen today. ASSEMBLERS- Excel- Counties? It caught your attention, didn't It? Realty world-America "*-HI " OWEI • The Hills-Bedminster Press • Metuchen-Edison Review lent Income to assemble Agency 9oa-a6S-Tea4 108 UfHslM JkVs) Bound Brook Chronicle products at home. Infor Call YOUR ad in today Bras*. NJ OSSS • Warren-Watchung Journal • Middlesex Buyer's Guide niatlon 1-504-646-1700 1-800-BS9-949S PRINTBR-BXP. ONLV- BOS8S8 81SS Franklin Focus P«pt. NJ-6331 We Get Results! 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Subject WEICHERT REALTORS NEW LISTINGS to drug screen. EVERY WEEKI RESTAURANT Fill out the space below the way you want DRIVERS- BETTER RE Host/Hostess, SECURITY JOBS SPECT AND A BIQQER Bartsndar, Weltera a to thm PAYCHECK! OTR/Short Waltreaaea for Italian Throughout NJ, F/T I P/T your ad to read... hsul Home weekly (short- Restaurant. II Immediate Opening;* in ATTENTION: Somerville haul), assigned trucks, SPAPER S great benefits, S1000 9O6-I26-4466 the Somerset, Middlesex we Postal Positions SI2.26/ S. Union Counties Hf.-.-f. BenslltS. Carriers, experienced sign-on RESTAURANT bonus. BURLINGTON Clerks, Sorters & Main). Positions avail, for expd. CALL 34 Hours • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • MOTOR CARRIERS J«bt For Exam Info & 7Days/Wtc Application call (708) 1-800-JOIN-BMC. EOE •SERVERS* ana.aaa.7ua 164-1600 Ext. 1326 EAHN UP TO $700 week •HOST/HOSTE8S • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ly. No experience. Own SECURITY OFFICERS BOOKKEEPER/FULL bWAITER/ Full/Part time In ' t— Enp.(Pret. hours. Part-time or Full- time. Process mortgage WAITRESS Plaintleld. Applicants Mfg.) Computer exp. a must have HS diploma, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • refunde. 1-600-933-9730 • • • • • • must. Conscientious •SERVERS drivers license, SS card irsHv. willing to perform •LINE COOKS or birth certificate. Good sther office duties. 2 full Ada In C/ttsWeo1 •FOOD PREP starting salary. Apply at • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • aye par wk. Mrs nego- Ettecjt»S) Security able. Branchburg. don't cost - •BUSPERSONS 908-685-7600 Thty pay! DISHWASHERS 2 BrigMofl Rd. • • • • • • Clifton, NJ or cell • • • • • • • • • • .OOKK1EPIR/FULL Full « Part Time, lor spot. 2O1-471-1QO4 IHARQE- Exp.(Pre1. ' FORBES Vacation & benefits (fg.) Computer oxp. a NEWSPAPERS available for Full Time 8TABLEWORKER • • • • nusl. Conscientious • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • has positions open In our employees. Apply In County riding stable. Ex- idiv. willing to perform perience with horaes re- Blher offlcs duties. 2 full Mallroom for 2nd shift In peraon Monday thru our Somerville offices. Saturday at: quired. Excellent fringe ays per wk. Hrs nego benefits. Call 906-722- • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • APPLKBH'S Nelflhor- able. Branchtaurg. Interested candidates 1200. EOE. S 9OB-68S-7600 hood Qrlll A Bar, please call 908-722-3000 1282 Centennial Ave., STYLIST self motivated. Case Manager— sought ext.6833 and ask to • • • • • • • • • • • • F/P time, for upscale • • • • • • • • Piscstaway, NJ. for HIV/AIDS and Treat- speak to with Tom soe-sea-osoo • slon In Bedmlnster. ment Services. Masters Hnaako flex.hrs. 234-2341 Degree In Social Work or SALES • • • • • • • • • • FULL TIME /PART • • • • • • • Counseling preferred; Full or Part Time lor TEACHER ASSISTANT- knowledge of Hunterdon TIME- Short order Paint Department. Days, P/T, M-F, Z:30-6p.m. Exp bounty regional human cook/waiter-waitress evenings & weekends and refs rsq. Apply lervlce resources wanted, for lunchenette available. Call 257-2277. Weetfletd'Y" 170 Elm St. • •• • • • ••• •• •• • • kasentlsl. Please submit In fanwood, 906-322- (behind first Baptist i lesume end salary 21BS Church) Wastfleld or call requirements 10 Pat SALES REP 908-654-8460 ...and tell us how you would like to pay for it lohmon, Executive JANITOR- Part Urns af- MANAQEMENT Hrector, Women's ternoons for small fac- TRAINCB TEACHERS/SUB- taalth and Counseling tory In Middlesex. Call Experience helpful, but STITUE8- Needed Prepaid- Center, 95 Veterans 90B-3S6-1461 not required. Guaranteed Immed for Vocational • Master Card/Visa # exp. •Check Attached Memorial Drive, East, MANAOERS-nesded to salary. Commission, U.S. grades 9-12. Must lomervllle, New Jsraoy run the home delivery of Medical benefits. 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TAURUS FEATURING ucking the competition ANNUAL •ERC onco is a truck trapped in the SUV market RATE TOWARD YOURY ENGINEERING Ul DOWN PAYMENT S NEWSPAPERS Sitting in the driver's seat, Bronco's hood is high and short, and it's easy to ster's dictionary defines "sport" as remember this is a four-wheel drive truck. New '94 screational activity, while "utility" is Front passengers may use a lighted vanity bed as usefulness. The sport/utility mirror, while pivoting vent windows can s (SUV) market continues to grow swing open for a blast of cool air. Twin »e Bronco (a name that's been used power outside mirrors offer fantastic rear FEATURING 1965), contains elements of all three vision, handy when pulling a trailer. ANNUAL Jons. It grew to full size in *79, re- Equipped with the $265 tow package, g minor annual styling changes ever PERCENTAGE Bronco is capable of hauling up to 7,100 YOU CAN APPLY pounds. Bronco is built on the F-series lad- OR TOWARD YOUR Bronco has been the top-selling full- der-type full frame with a front indepen- UP TO DOWN PAYMENT SUV for more than a decade and dent swing axle and coil springs, with a in three trim levels: XL, XL.T and solid axle and leaf springs aft. Bronco rides Available to qualified customers on approved credit, $750 cash back from Ford on '95 Taurus' or $1000 cash back on '94 Probes can be applied to your down payment or you may keep the cash. For cash back, you must Ford p-line Eddie Bauer model. We spent and handles like a truck, with some drift at Credit ^giving week visiting California's ski freeway speeds, but this type of ride has a take new vehicle delivery from dealer stock by 1/4/95. Dealer participation may affect customer savings. > during a series of snow storms and tight grip on a small, but loyal slice of the onco performed well. market. Braking comes from front discs, Over 450 New Vehicles Available! [ and rear drums, with an anti-lock" system (ABS) at all four corners. We tested the . Ford's best-selling F-150 pickup, ABS on a snowy highway and were im- •w model year sees new sheet metal pressed with a short stopping distance, of the windscreen, adding about and excellent directional control under inches to the length. The rear roof hard braking. rOfl i remains removable from behind LINCOLN MERCURY iver to the tailgate. The Bronco is ver six feet tall, and our Eddie Bauer HANDLING todel features handy running boards Standard power comes from a 4.9-liter Rts. 202 & 31, Flemington, NJ 908-782-3673 »d "cab steps"), which allowed us to V8, while our test model was fitted with retrieve equipment from a roof- optional 5.8-liter V8 power. Mated exclu- ted ski rack. As with most full-sized sively to an electronic four-speed auto- the Bronco's waistline is tall, and matic transmission, throttle response is ng aboard takes some muscle. quick and freeway speeds are easily at- Ftemington Led to its tailgate, a swing-away tained. Piloting Bronco is simple and com- •t carries a ftill-sized spare tire, and fortable, and four-wheel drive engagement y tinted rear privacy glass comes is as easy as pushing a button on the in- ird on Eddie Bauer models. We liked strument panel. Bronco's four-wheel drive oy wheels and Goodyear Wrangler system is part-time, which means it should •ain tires. be used only on reduced traction surfaces. We tested this system on a recent ski trip, INTERIOR where long stretches of pavement were tr-like dashboard features a 90-mph snow-covered, though many were not. We jmeter and 6000-rpm tachometer, passed by chain control officials by simply AT SIOOO'S OFF ORIGINAL istrumentation including fuel level, activating and deactivating four-wheel assure, amperage and coolant tem- drive when needed. Many other SUV driv- WHILE THEY LAST! re gauges are standard on all Bronco ers had to stop and manually engage four- s. A $645 extra, ours had leather sur- wheel drive at the road's side. Bronco uses Captain's Chairs, which proved very a 32-gallon fuel tank, necessary since we rtable and employ manual slide and averaged a scant 15 mpg during our test : adjustments, and a power lumbar week. rt. A thickly padded leather- '94 PATHFINDE ed steering wheel houses speed con- SAFETY iltons, which we feel should be back- All Bronco models feature four-wheel XE's •Automatic Transmission quick access. Tilt steering, air condi- anti-lock brakes, a driver's-side airbag and •4 Wheel Drive 4-Door * and floor mats all come standard Sport Utility •V6 Engine side intrusion beams. •Power Steering Eddie Bauer Bronco. In addition, an •Power Disc Brakes SUGGESTIONS •Power Locks •Power Mirrors sad console houses a digital compass, •Chrome Wheels •Sport Package e temperature, a garage door opener Add $300 to upgrade the stereo to an •Wheel Moldings •Roof Rack - Buy FOP , a sunglass holder and map lights. AM/FM CD player with six speakers. •AM/FM Stereo Cassette & Morel Program vehicle mileage range from 13,000 to 20.000. mil VIN #RW210828 & RW210239. ORiG. MSRP: $26,504. SALE PRICE $22,990 LESS $500 ADDITIONAL DISCOUNT SPECIFICATIONS FUEL CAPACITY: 32.0 gals. MO Avmllmblm At Thlm PHcml LSE PRICE: $27,611 TIRES: P265/75R15 Pick Your Colon • Onlvm It JCE AS TESTED: $30,772 BRAKES (F/R): Front disc/ Homo Tbdayl FGINE TYPE: 5.8-liter rear drum, both w/ABS Price includes alt costs to be paid by consumer except for lie, reg. & taxes. /8 w/SEFI DRIVE TRAIN: Front- TGINESIZE: 351cidV engine/four-wheel drive •800 cc VEHICLE TYPE: Five- )RSEPOWER: 210 @ 3600 passenger/two-door pm IRQUE (ft/lbs): 325 @ PERFORMANCE: 1800 rpm EPA Economy, mpg, NISSAN 1EELBASE: 104.7779.1" city/highway/average: NISSAN iANSMISSION: Four- 14/18/15 peed automatic ACCELERATION, 0-60 MPH; Hts. 202 a 31. iM TRB WEIGHT: 4587 lbs 8.8 seconds NmtibTtw DNaohman Ford, Unooln SMU-2 / Forbes Newspapers juide December 14,15,16,1994. 8000 GREAT RESULTS AUTOMOOILES lasafc tasoo SO CHRYSLER CHEVY— 98 Iroc Z2B MERCEDES 190E 2.S 92 RUN YOUR CHCW- '77 Sport Van- V0LV0-S49 93, auto, NSW YORKER IMPE- blaek, 27K orlg. mi., exc 33k mi., dealer serviced 1BM- tgoSL Rad AAA NORTHEAST man, shift, good cond. 4 The Saturn SCI down lease. Lease right now for only 1995 HONDA ACCORD LX 4 DR $ with AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Auto., 4 Cyl., P/S, P/B, Dual Airbags, A/C, P/W, P/L Tilt Wheel, on us, were Cruise, AM/FM Stereo Cass., MSRP-$ 18,880, VIN#SA020035 Based28 on a 30 mo. closed-end9 lease with no money down, $325 refundable security deposit, first month's payment of $289 plus lardueat lease signing. Total coast of lease = $9,070 plus tax. Lessee is responsible for excess wear <& tear. Maximum mileage of 12,000 per year. Option to purchase vehicle for ($12,649) available at end of tease. A airrently'remodeling disposition fee of $00 is due at end of lease if purchase option is not exercised. See Z&W Honda for full details. Price includes all costs to be paid by a consumer except licensing, registration and taxes. "fou could say we're changing a few fixtures. Namely, the Saturn sedans, Qualified customers subject to credit approval by AHFC Program. 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A DIFFERENT KIND of CAR. 908/873-1414 Fri 9-6, Sat 9-5 609/683-0722 pecember u, 15,16,1994 juide Forbes Newspapers / SMU-3 From 'stripper' to slicker, Corolla's gussied up fancier floor mats. made of asphalt sandwiched be- FORBES NEWSPAPERS Generation TOM: I'd like to have tried the tween two steel sheets, with a felt- Corolla LE version that includes a backed panel on the firewall. Liq- ^( Toyota Corolla almost in- Gap four-speaker stereo, variable inter- uid-filled motor mounts and spe- vented the concept of the Japanese mittent wipers, tilt-wheel, tachom- cial engine stiffeners help isolate economy ttdan, but the car is no eter and nice carpeting. Corolla is vibrations, too. Umoer the econobox it once was. peppy and quick, and with optional TOM: A stiffer steering gear Three aedans and one wagon are slip their feet under the seat. This ABS, it would make an economical keeps steering wheel shake to. a available, with the Standard ver- Standard Corolla doesn't come ski car. Also, it has what Toyota minimum, and foam is fitted in ~nm starting at $12,378 — and it with a radio, but offers reclining calls the all-weather package which most of the body's cavities. All this uuesn't come with a radio. A bit seats, cupholdors, a center console includes heavy-duty items such as to tame the little 1.6-liter Tour- tetter equipped u the DX sedan at box and remote fuel and trunk re- the heater, rear defogger, wiper cylinder engine. It puts out 105 $13,488, and the top4ine LE at leases. It also comes with full car- motor and a stronger starter and horsepower. It's interesting that $16,678. Wagons come in OX trim peting and a fabric headliner, battery. They'd all be a great help the DX and LE's 1.8-liter four pro- only and begin at $14,618. Bob and which does a good job of keeping it when it's below-zero outside. duces the same amount but gives 'Tom Hagin road test the economy quiet inside. Ours came with a rear BOB: I don't need that stuff, more torque, which I guess makes -Standard version this week.) defrost at $170 and an AM/FM Tom; I live here in sunny Califor- those models quicker off the line. >': BOB: I've owned a couple of Co- radio for $100 — which makes this nia. But since you spend so much Standard and DX come with five- rollas since they first came out in a great commuter rig. time in the mountains skiing, I'm speeds, but LE models are fitted '60 and while they were economical BOB: Toyota has a more upscale not surprised you'd like those ex- with a four-speed automatic. A to run and very nimble, they were Tom Hagln makes note of Corolla's passing resemblance to sound system available for this car tras. We can agree on the Corolla's three-speed automatic can be or- anything but luxurious. The Co- the Lexus ES300. even though it's the Standard ver- handling, though: It's tight and re- dered for Standard and DX, but rolla line has certainly gone up- sion. If it didn't, a buyer would sponsive but a little on the "jiggly" the manual transmission is more scale in 27 years. use color-keyed bumper covers and good for grandchildren. Those up have to go for an aftermarket unit side. I'm surprised front and rear fun and gives much better per- TOM: Nice-looking car — almost lull wheel covers as standard eq front can adjust the shoulder belt's that would at least have a cassette stabilizer bars are available only on formance. resembles the Lexus ES300. It's an uipment. height. Anti-lock brakes (ABS) are player. And for me to endure traf- DX and LE models. They can't add BOB: Tom, I think that what uncomplicated design, rounded BOB: The Corolla is safe enough an option on all Corollas. fic driving to and frorn work, I'd that much to the base price. But we've been testing here is the ar- and aerodynamic, using flush door with dual airbags, three-point belts TOM: An interesting note is the opt for the Extra Value package. At for a small car, this Corolla is really chetypal Toyota rental car. Are you handles and outside mirrors that at all outboard positions and belts front seat rails — they're mounted $1,247 more, our car came with air quiet and rigid. Toyota uses vibra- sure that this machine didn't come are snugged in tight All Corollas that allow easy use of child seats, on the sides so rear passengers can conditioning, power steering and tion damping sheet metal which is to us via Hertz or Budget? SPECIFICATIONS speed manual BASE PRICE: $12,378 WEIGHT: 2315 lbs. PRICE AS TESTED: FUEL CAPACITY: 13.2 $14,045 gals. ENGINE TYPE: 1.6-liter TIRES: 175/65R14 DOHC 14 w/EFI BRAKES: Front disc/ rear drum, both w/ ENGINE SIZE: 97 cid/ ABS 1587 cc DRIVE TRAIN: Front- HORSEPOWER: 105 @ engine/front-wheel 5800 rpm drive TORQUE: 100 @ 4800 VEHICLE TYPE: Five- rpm passenger, four-door WHEELBASE/WIDTH: FUEL ECONOMY: 97.0" /66.3" city/highway/average: TRANSMISSION: Five- 28/34/31 mpg Retrofitting an engine to handle unleaded gas FORBES NEWSPAPERS Automotive I have been n using regular Q&A Qleaded gasoline in my 1958 Willys Jeep ' pickup truck. It has the original six-cylinder "Hurricane" ' engine which Henry Kaiser used in his Kaiser automobiles. I recently received a brochure from an oil company which explains that leaded fuel in our area is being phased out and replaced with unleaded gasoline. It also says that leaded gas in our area has been undergoing a gradual reduction in lead and that "... the leaded gasoline you've been buying for the past several years contained very little lead anyway." It says that many engines manufactured before 1971 have "soil" valve seats and could suffer seat damage and that owners should contact the vehicle's manufacturer for the correct procedure and operating conditions for unleaded gasoline. How can I get information on the valve seats on my Willys? Are any of the available lead additives worth considering? A Although Chrysler has become the "official" owner of /•V the Jeep name (so much so that I'm even supposed to -"- •**put the legend (C) after the word), I doubt that its technical people could give you information on a 36-year-old engine that it didn't build. A good source of information would be a local auto machine shop. Most have manuals that give specs and requirements for individual engine re- building and this should tell you what you want to know. As I recall, those flat head Continental engines that Willys used were hard on valves and seats anyway, so an additive might help if you use the truck for highway travel but it probably won't be necessary for light duty use. » • * kWe have owned a 1936 Dodge for many years and | keep it at our family farm in Wisconsin, although I ^e in California. I visit the place once or twice a year to visit my mother and the car is used there only to main- tain the place. Some years ago, you put me on to a place in vlly LoaM * He another state where I could purchase a brake master cylin- . Nissan Rear defog. der to keep the car going, but I'm now to the point where I . 4 Door Tinted glass . Front wheel drive Visor mirror* want to replace it with something more modern. What year . 4 Cylinder engine »S Molding* and model Jeep would be the best for maintenance and . Auto OD transmission Gauge* availability of parts? The Dodge is just too old to be reliable. . Power steering. Rtmot* dual mirror* Rear child safety lock Since the last Jeep I had much to do with had a khaki . Power disc brakes Int. wipers paint job, a white star on the side and was vintage • Air conditioning Deluxe wheel covers A1954, I called a current expert. John Simpson of 4WD . Power locks Con*ole . Power trunk release Cloth interior Hardware, Inc. in Columbiana, Ohio has a 100-page catalog . AM/rM cassette Stock #3178 of parts for Jeeps so I figured he was a good source of . Tilt wheel VIN #RC«O77O7 information. John said that any of the CJ-5 or CJ-7 models . Cruise centre! MSRPi $13,929 from the early '70s on would be the most practical if equipped with the old AMC straight-six engine and that a four-speed transmission would be an advantage if the roads on your farm get bogged down in wet weather. He also recommended that you inspect the vehicle very carefully for rust and, if possible, buy one from your own area and ship it back in order to avoid rust problems. Being a Caiifbrnian, too, I was interested in the fact that complete fiberglass bodies are available for Jeeps where the rust-out problem has become terminal. If you're going to do your own mainte- nance, plan to buy a good repair and maintenance manual specifically for the model you buy. Haynes Publishing 1 Group makes individual manuals for almost all Jeep models. mm van r&mim * * • I have a 1987 Pontiac Firebird with the 2.8-liter V6 engine. It has fairly low mileage and is in Rood condi- Qtion. It has begun to lose a bit of water, but I can't find a leak. Is there an easy way to find water leaks? Those engines tended to develop coolant leaks thnt have been traced to an incorrectly designed water Apump seal. You can pressurize the system and this will make spotting the leak location pretty easy. Most ser- vice stations and shops have pressure testers. And don't use straight water in the radiator. Use a 5(V50 antifreeze/water mix to avoid rust. 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H is a weekly whale song published by Fortan Nwspaperi, A Division of Forbes Inc.. and appears in the Hills-Bedmlnster Press, Somerset MiiunQT- There's nothing we at Weekend Gazette, Franklin Focus, Bound Brook Chronicle, MltWIesex-Dunelten Chronicle, Pitts enjoy more at holiday time V:.'! Meluctien-Edison Review, Piscataway Review, South Plalnfield Reporter. Highland Park than a massive chow down. We in- Herald, Warren-Watchung Journal, Green Brook-North Plalnfield Journal, Westftek) flecofd, Scotch Plains-Fanwood Press and Crantofd Chronicle. The head harpoonlit Is vade a restaurant at rush hour, Andrew McEwen and he can be reached at (906) 722-3OO0. AH press rolemt, and wander through the swinging announcements, letters, Greenpeace stickers and rubber duckies should be sent to doors only to discover...the kitch- Weekend Plus, P.O. Box 699. Somerville. N.J. 06876 or taxed to (908) 526-2509. en, Six best Christmas movies 1. It's a Wonderful life 2. A Miracle on 34th Street (original version) 3. National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 4. March of the Wooden Soldiers (with Abbott and Costeiio) 5. Bishop's Wife 6. A Christmas Story • Six stocking staffers l.Pez 2. Fabio 3. Those little bottles of liquor the airlines used to give out 4. Coal 5. Cow in a can 6. Condoms in pretty holiday colois Westfleld orchestra is all-professional To Weekend Phis: Hunk you for the cover feature on local symphony orchestras (Nov. 30-Dec: 2), Your readers should know that in addition to the orchestras you were able to profile, there are many others of varying levels of professionalism serving central New Jersey. Several of them, in fact, are regularly included in your What To Do listings. Forget lighting crowds and waiting on long lines only to buy those' all to Your article on the Westficld Symphony was well written and gener- common car mulls or gloves. Experience a holiday wonderland filled with ally accurate, but I must correct one point. The Westficld Symphony currently consists only of top caliber professional musicians. At the leslive trees, poinsettias and precious holiday decorations while you browse orchestra's founding in 1983, the goal was to have a mix of gifted amiteuit and professionals as indicated in your article, but that mix has our selection of unique gills. Then tell them you got it al Parker's and nal shifted over time such that there arc currently no amateurs performing with the Symphony. year, when they enjoy shopping al Parker's, they'll he thinking of you, Hie Westfield Symphony is proud to provide exceptional concert experiences for audiences of all ages, and we appreciate your help in encouraging those audiences to participate. L •*., 100 AR CYRUS v / Executive Director Westficld Symphony Orchestra ,->. ••/•.••••;• Mistakes all add up to anticlimax To Weekend Plus; It was good to see an article about classical music in the Nov. 30 Weekend Plus section, Sadly, errors in the text, reflecting a lack of knowledge of the subject Floral arrangements for holiday engagements. covered, subtracted from the initial favorable impression. The "Name That Classical Tune" subsection contained the following A Saturday 1 am -5 pm Sunday 8 m-4 pm errors: Siegfried, not Siegfreid; Goettcrdammerung, not Goiter Dammcrung; Carmina Burana, not Carmin Burana; Johann, not Johan; Fugue, not fuge; La Gioconda, not La Gio Conda; Amilcare, not Amil Care; Albu- querque, not Albequrque; and Willis, not Eillis. Parker Greenhouses "Practice, Practice" mentions "Principle" positions, otc...l4Principar is the correct word. FARM & GARDEN CENTER The next time you have someone lacking knowledge about" a subject 1325 TERR1LL ROAD, SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ (908) 322-5552 write an article about it please have someone who knows something RETAIL AND CORPORATE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR UNDSCAPf. DESIGN. INSTAILATION AND MAINTENANCE about the subject proofread it before publication, It would also help if that person knew how to spell (correct word usage would also help). RICHARD A. FERRIS .',;./iV .'.. v. v.1- . A. ., ,"',' Edison Weekend Plus, Dec. 14-16 3 MMMMMMMttMMIIMMMIMMMI Contents Miscellaneous Confidential*********** Cover Story •••«••#*«• RANDALL MILLER/WEEKEND PLUS Theatrics Sources confirm no smoke without a fire Collectibles IMXMIIIt While speeding down Old York locate a store that sells lava lamps. Road, franchburg around dusk, on A young friend of ours is capti- our way to our part-time job (yes, vated by this heady '60s relic and Weekend Confidential moonlights), we wouldn't want to disappoint. What to do we received an unwelcome thrill as Again, please call Andrew McE- we saw something dance across wcn. Bless you. the ground directly in front of our She's the only one worth, Kansas singing her songs. She kept Lehigh University's Thongs: the answer Dining out American economy car. There is only one word to de- athletic complex jumping for two We rapped the brakes sharply, scribe a Melissa Etheridge concert and a half hours, We don't think The results are in and Boy, are startling an obnoxious honk from - perfection, we've ever had a better time at a we relieved. the horn of the tailgater behind us, She recently finished up the tail concert. Etheridge said she will be Quicker than you could say Imagine our chagrin when we real- end of her yearlong tour this past heading back into the studio in "Dib, Dib, Din", the Boy Scouts of Food Court , ized what we'd seen was actually Tuesday night at Madison Square March. That means we can expect America Public Relations Office of sparks from a cigarette butt - a til Garden, Weekend Confidential another world tour sometime late living, Texas faxed a reply to our butt tossed from the driver's win- caught her performance at Stabler next year. Wmkcnd Coi\f\dentv.d quiz, via dow of the car that had just passed Arena in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania ' Pack 154, Bridgewatc-r. Our thanks Introductions..,,..,21 recently. to Cubmastcr Larry Maglin for us going in the opposite direction. Help us to shop "So what?" a smoking acquain- The show was, to say the least, being prepared. tance commented, "1 do it all the mesmerizing, Whether she is belt- Weekend Confidential is busy Regular readers will recall we ing out rock anthems such as "I'm completing holiday shopping. had asked last week what exactly time, It doesn't hurt anything; it We're stumped trying to find a is a Woodsman's Thong? doesn't stay lit for long,11 The Only One" and "Like The Way 1 Do" or soulfully crooning couple of items. Any help our dear The answer? Completion of the Cover picture: Oh it doemV ballads like "Dance Without Sleep- readers can offer would be most Boy Scout Leader Wood Badge en- Tell that to the people whose ve- ing" and "You Can Sleep While I appreciated. titles a Boy Scout loader or Cub SHARON WILSON hicles have caught fire when they Drive", one thing rings clear - the First, to support our local econo- Scout Trainer to wear a tan neck- drove or parked over the sparks of voice. She is an alto with an at- my (and to avoid that nasty New erchief with a swatch of MacLaren a cigarette butt. titude. York gridlock), does anyone know tartan, Weekend PIUJ. Dec. 14-16 5 SI \HO\llt I \« I unflwmlwytBWiidy MidiCwloffl8hHpiwot[ lEfflpcf—Vilour| ICuitom Tiltortd Gtnuine Shetpikin * Unto* wMrwIy with thi*i Coupon 10 Off ANY SHMPSK1N StATCOVf R t • • • it • • • • • ^^Kfl^^H lffHffVMHI December 17 NYC Comedy Boardroom Jaa 7-NVC Comedy *•>' CALL 1-8O0-331-6756 mt H»BW* wHnm on • boredom miny chm to toy cm t» The Clarion Hotel & Conference Center fit wpmor wppnw m iw 2055 Lincoln Highway (Rt. 27), Edison, N] 08817 toflky* HW( JOlKI rMfNB (IMPOM Sorry, nothing sexy here art podyoid)«»<**** of motor Horn* *nrf Hi ftfcrt 8V JEFFREY COMEN two things - the fact dad's wear- MflH Mtofentf Plus ftn critic ing a tie today, and he never wears oont The idea behind Madonifv is a tie, and the reason for it Sanders s worth that you take a hot-button issue, is up for promotion today. sexual harassment, and reverse This kind of house, and he anywhere the roles, making the man the vic- needs a promotion. Yeah, I'm con- tim and the woman the evil, cal- cerned about this guy already. It's lous predator. Cast Demi Moore, clear orfce Sanders gets to the of- who seems to like roles that treat flce another two things will come Suburban Jewelers women badly (Indecent Proposal), into play: he's not getting pro- and voila! A natural hit! The re- moted, and he's the most naive OVER 1000 sults, despite an able director man in business today. LLADRO FIGURINES! (Barry Levinson) and a co-star un- The promotion - shock of afraid of risk-taking roles (Michael shocks - goes to Meredith John- Plus Many Other Douglas), are yet another example son (Moore), who on her first day In to John QMwt flMjft of Hollywood's strange love aflair (!) calls Sanders up to her office flu CIMI hi pnbil% to tiffr Fine Collectibles 'with one writer Michael Crichton, and tries to jump him. For all the iwe run IHP PBWI who wrote the novel on which Dis- moans of "no, no", he doesn't ex- closure is based. actly run for the door. Next thing TVKNtanfl Crichton is very good at writing you know an unsatisfied Johnson «t» and a mm iMkubw pW. ...A very remifkablc and impor- movies in which the all-American is claiming Sanders harassed her. Hut SUMI km** ** He's hiring a lawyer, and big Tommy I* Jam qpt flt to tant collection, the largest in the white guy hero is threatened for • pW about i toy *ho h*« no reason by ethnic minorities or cheese Bob Garvin (Donald Suth- Tri-State tret, featuring many loo much ftwn • wkfttt mob women. And despite all the talk erland) is conspiring to save John- limited edition and retired pieces about Hollywood's "political cor- son, fry Sanders. *** but do** mt to t* rectness " Crichton's books keep After a while, a number of ques- toWi^nof7 only available at getting made into movies at ex- tions raise themselves: Why would S tremely inflated prices. Boy, write Sanders want to keep his job? Top 10 The Collector's Place one little dinosaur picture that Why doesn't Sanders realize who's makes $900 million and they'll fol- sending him those eerie E-mail video rentals low you anywhere. But don't let all warnings when it's so obvious? the hype fool you. Disclosure is not Why, after the harassment suit is about sexual harassment. It's settled, would Garvin arid the boys about corporate shenanigans, be so anxious to oust Sanders any- power, and high-tech toys (a favor- way? And whatever happened to a The ite prichton theme) with ha- the Barry Levinson who made 4. A QEHOUMISTS Collector's Place rassment thrown in for flavor. Diner and Avafon? None of these 5. 126 East Front Street, Plainfield, New Jersey 6 The movie begins with a long questions are answered, but levin- son does manage to keep things 7. Tel. 908-756-1774 gj ^ tracking shot of the interior of 8. gj Urn Sanders' (Douglas) house. We moving enough to avoid questions can hear him, his wife (Caroline until you're in your car. Still, with 9. Beverly Hills Cop 3 Goodall), children, but we're look- a pedigree like his, it's normal to 10. Mwerick ing at the house. It's magnificent, expect more thun you get from Ust courtesy of EMVVWOO. Off-screen, they're talking about DMomre. THE PERFECT HOLIDAY GIFT The Garden Coon tocta (Moriqw ChriftUn), Trait (IMte ArMwN), Pmw Holiday hurrahs rtoundup by fhyii CacctveUi opens this rtickittoseethemvie edition of WntendPtui Mfeeteno4 Plut (hdtBf coraspondBnt Snoopy cloggy dog R row n I monthly col- A t this sped*! time of the year, The dog with a mind of his own, umn dedicated to capturing "when the yuletide season is Snoopy, takes center stage during the be* work of community just upon us, people reach out to a special two /4 comphtt lln$ olfam mu$lc box$$ • Taps k CD1! of Antiqui Musk Bow Pteym Hanoi ACIIOMI Th« at's Mm VOhgt • SmoUna Mm By Jppointmtnt, day or turning. 908-356-1230 GIVE THE Gin 'Your complete OF NATURE backyard bird THIS feeding HOLIDAY OHHWB source SEASON! Wild Bird Couijtpy- HAS THE GIFTS NATURE LOVERS WANT •Feeders •CHft 'Banner Flags •Houses Certificates •CD's & Cassettes •Seed , -Poles & Brackets 'Decorated Bird Houses PHOTO BY: RICH PIPEIING •Baths I 'Squirrel Baffles 'Friendly Service and Advice Andrtw Dt Shields, Lynette Duprtt, Angtia Robinson md Frtltfa Williams raiss a glass. •Books , 'Woodstock Windchimcs'Naturc Gifts and more- $2.00 Off on your J Crossroads hits with Haarlem WiId Bird Country purchase I of$20.00ormore. Original new show comes close to earning a standing ovation • not valid with lutynhcr offer or uilr.itim ctmres 12- U-( De Shields has worked on Haar- VWeetendflus Ineater critic lem Nocturne with a number of Wild Bird Country T8tjR?r ffoariem Nocturne, Andre De they serve collaborators including Murray 10 Amboy Ave. Buy One Banner Flag at Regular I Shields' theatrical concert just Horwitz, the originator of Ain't Metuchen Price ($19,99) and Get One | opened at New Brunswick's Cross- Misbe}\avin\ and Academy Award- (908) 549-5250 at 1/2 Price (NCE Brand Only) j nominated composer and arranger .not valid with tiny oiher offer a sale.iiem. eipircv I2M-94. roads Theatre, is a night to re- audience at the show's M-Sai. 10-6, Thun. 10-8. Sun. 10- member. The word "celebration" is Marc Shaiman, Their first act is a 2 Blocks West oJRt. I, Opposite Wetgnem liberally thrown around referring finak, the gesture is less musical consideration of love, sex, to American musical theater, par- the disappointments and the resil- ticularly when it is presented in a an effort to be iency of the heart, which mixes a revue format, but the word is gen- appreciated than a variety of familiar numbers rang- uinely appropriate applied to what ing from "What Becomes of a Bro- De Shields, as creator, director and to ken-Hearted?" and Ue Eurhyth- star, has put on stage. The show is mic's "Sweet Dreams" with fabu- sexy, romantic, exuberant and con- us/n (foe lous new songs, most memorably sistently entertaining. "SayltAgain/'^Love'sSad fantastic time they're Glance," and "Heads or Tails." In With indefatigable spirit, De having on stage. a show ripe with potential show- Shields has created an evening of stoppers, Dupree in particular exceptional, diverse music. It also turne is in their control. strikes gold with her gutsy rendi- works as an emotional journey tion of "Waterfaucet Blues." a hu- , clients wn| itaff. through the often unpredictable As the evening's leading man, De Shields has an undeniably sen- morous commentary on the slip- twists and turns of the human pery nature of romance. heart. Comprised of primarily orig- sual way with a song. Famous for inal music, with a handful of other his performances in the original The second act opens with an recognizable songs from a variety energetic, amusing nod to the of musical periods, Haarlem Noc- n, this is a performer "hip" pop tunes and girl groups of able to Maw* briUlant showman- 50's and 60's and ends in a 40's turne keeps the audience caught sh ih Harlem night club. Between these in its spell without the benefit of a 'P ™ theatrical creaUvity. He has cleverlv **&<* himself up two segments, De Shields indulges narrative. More structural consid- in a character monologue (the eration might, however, send this with a lively five-piece band and trio of gifted women able to func- show's only spoken text) as Rever- alreacjy joyous evening straight lion notonl v M end Randy, an angry but off-the- through the roof. captivating solo- wall lecturer whose speech on Afri- First and foremost, the Cross- rats but also as a memorable back- can-American images in mass roads production of Haarlem Noc- "P group. Talk about your "dream media, though intelligently funny, turne is an ideal showcase for an g^s": Freida Williams, l^ynette simply seems out of place. outrageously-talented cast. Previ- Dupree and Angela Robinson are Though Haa^em Nocturne deals ously developed in cabaret settings strikingly lovely even before they less with ideas than with a grace- like New York's popular In MaMa open their mouths; once the sing- ful flow of emotion, it remains a E.T.C. and the New Latin Quarter, ing starts, they positively sizzle. wildly-successful musical experi- Haartem Noctvme (directed again Even potentially gimmicky mo- ence, one immeasurably more joy- by De Shields with some as- ments work thanks to the generos- ous and human than a barrel of sistance from Crossroads artistic ity of these performers; When they dancing cats or masked phantoms. director Ricardo Khan) is staged serve champagne to the audience on grand, black, deco-inspired set. at the show's finale, the gesture is Haarlem Nocturne runs through De Shields and this cast, though, less an effort to be appreciated Dec. 31 at New Brunswick's display talent in no danger of than a genuine invitation to in- Crossroads Theatre with a New tyeing dwarfed; the power, emotion elude us in the obvjously fantastic Year's E}ve Gala performance and intimacy of Haaiiem /v*ot> t tinui they're,)$yjin£.Q»,flfclfc, it. closing n G^ MMfftlMMM8 M ••mi Toys for bigger tots Adults are getting in on the holiday act VMNNVw nw «RRfUB8 wmor The holidays are fait approach- ing, and with it the thought of hoi iday shopping from children's wish lists for special toys they • An Arcade yellow and black taxi- have been waiting for Santa to cab, 7-Vi inches long $1035. leave under the tree. • A tin toy train, patented 1879 Believe it or not, there are many $1495, grown-ups Who also have their hearts set on receiving their favor- • A group of marbles $143, ite toys, from the growing world of There are many excellent refer- collectibles. ence books available for research- Just last week, a Teddy Bear ing the various categories of toy made in 1904 sold at auction in and related collectibles we have London for more than $170,000. It been discussing. Included arc is said to have belonged to an Christmas Ornaments and Holi- army colonel who brought him days Toys & Decorations by Marg- along on D-Day at Normandy. aret Schiffer; Patricia Smith's Doll Some of the most popular col- Values, Antique to Modern; Taj; lectible bears were made by Steiff, Soldiers, Identification & Price in Germany, They turn up in the Guide by Bertel Bruun; Fisher- most unlikely places. Price 1WM963, including Disney Last winter, in preparing the k comic characters, by John J. Peter Ellis Van Dom Estate of Murray and Bruce R. Fox; and Peapack for auction, we discovered Toys, Antique & Collectible by one in the attic, neatly tucked David Longest. Names and ad- Going onca., going twici... aoM! Bui how much did thtat thrM coin banka (abovt) and away in a muslin feed bag. He sold Uixisses of publishers can be ob- for $460. Steiff Bears generally tained from your local library, or this 19th century neoclassical coin cabinet (betow) sell for? You gutaa. Then read the range from $300 to $3,000, depend- story. by writing to Wliat's It Worth? care ing on age. Many of them still of Weekend Plus. In cast you're wondering, here's how tNs cohimn works: Stnd your photo and description have the telltale Steiff metal tag in Coin collectors especially will be of a particular treasured article to us. Thtn we publlah your photos, answer questions and their ear, You may come across interested to learn the value is not tppraiee property in future "Whits II worth?" columns. Stnd to: Whit's ft worth?, c/o one who needs an eye, or his ear is always in the coins, but in the cab- IVeekend Plat, P.O. Box 699,44 Veterans Memorial Drive East, SomtrvMt, N J. 08876. torn or his mohair threadbare. inet, A case in point is the 19th Don't throw him out! There arc century neoclassical coin cabinet, area craftsmen who can restore measuring only 20% inches in him beautifully. height and width, which changed One of my favorite books on the hands at Dawson's November 5th subject is Teddy Bears & Steiff An- auction. The price? Just more than imals by Margaret Fox Mandel, $90,000. (See photo.) Collector Books. P.O. Box 3009, One of our readers last month Paducah Ky. 42001. has a service for 12 of S. Kirk & Another treasure hunt enjoyed Son sterling silver llalware, with by many is the field of collectible extra serving pieces, and would mechanical and still banks. like to know its value. What's It Take those in the photo, for ex- Worth? $2,500-$3,500. ample, all of which were patented We invite suggestions of topics between 1885 and 1890. From left you would like to have us cover in to right, they sold in Dawson's future "What's It Worth?" col- Auction last May for $1,840, $6,325, umns, starting January in the new and $4,025. year. Good luck in discovering one, Just drop us a line. In the mean- but if you do, have it authenticated time, please accept my best wishes by an expert. There are numerous for a joyous holiday season and a very good reproductions out there. prosperous new year. Condition is important in deter- mining the value not only of banks, but of many other catego- ries of collectible metal or wood Unda J. Dawion of Ber- nardsvllle is frequently toys. Is it still in its presentation heard as a guest speaker be- box? Is the original paint intact? If fore various non-profit mechanical, does it still work? If groups in the Somerset/Mor- so, the value is enhanced. ris are, on the appraisal and A representative list of col- sale of antiques and other lectible toy and Christmas items, personal property. and the prices they brought at auc- With 17 years' experience tion during the past year, include: in the field! she is a Senior • A Buddy-L hook & ladder fire Certified Appraiser, Ameri- engine, c. 1930...., $690 can Society of Appraisers, • A group of Victorian glass member of New Jewey and Christmas tree ornaments, c. 1889 the National Auctioneers as- $201. sociations and conducts • A papier mache Santa Claus monthly personal property candy container, c. 1890 $546. auctions from Dawson's gal- • A large Steiff mohair lion, c. lery in Morris Plains. tt Dec. 14-16,1994 What To Do In Concert Send information to: VWwtToDo,Wt*toidPto.s P.O. Box 699 ACES AND JOKERS •Performing holiday selections inside the mu- 44 Veterans Memorial 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 17 seum, Free admission Drive East Ogten Memorial Church HOUMY REVUE Somerville Route 124, Chatham 7:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 16 NJ 08876 1201) 2672788,288-9729 MetuchenHfti School Our fax is (908) 526-2509. •OkMime band performs In a contra dance W 400 Grove Aw,, Metuchen We want to know: Steve Schnur, caHer. Admission $6; sneakers (908)632-8502 glWho [x|What [xJWhere required. •Clowns, Juggters, acrobats, and Santa Claus. (xJWhen gJHowmuch AMERICAN BOVCHOtR Adults $3, children under 12 free. gJPhone number 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 16 We give top priority to our Trinity Cathedral, Trenton 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 10 listings - rarely do we cut 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 18 Union High School anything out, simply on Princeton University Chapel North Third St., Union grounds of limited space, If (609) 924 5858, Ert. 10 (908)687-4124 your stuff gets left out, there •"A Holiday Celebration" of YuleMe favorites. •Featuring singer Hat Joffrin and comedian is a much better excuse Admission 115, $10 in Trenton; $25110 in Joey {tuned. Admission 110, group rates available. Fee) free to call the Princeton. available. editor Andrew McEwen, 722- ARSMUSICAANTIQUA MEAN COUfOC CHOW 3000, Ext. 6331. 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 17 8 p.m, Friday, Doc. 16 Here's what you do to litui Mine Street Coffee House Witins Theatre First Reformed Church Route 82, Urion your way around Mint To New Brunswick (908)527-2337 Do: (908)8281945,757-6655 •Singing choral works pre Baroque to modem Vienna Choir Boys sing their little hearts out at the Edward • Tl VVHMlll>M|l,||l|IIII.IH.tF •"A Celebrate of Carols," vocatrinstntmental day. Free admission. Nash Theatre Saturday. CtMO Mix ••••*» •»»Mti v Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque ens. Ad- K0LR1NA MM«MM*ttMMM»t»M*«»* J mission $4. 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 18 PRINCETON 8 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 15 tntntniuM/! MUNSWICK SYMPHONY Conservative Temple and Center, 201 South CHAMBER SYMPHONY Welpe Theatre, Rarltan VaMcy IIMIMMMillllllllrV ORCHESTRA Third Aw. 4 and 7 p.m. Dec. 18 Community College 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 18 Highland Parti RIchMdsonAudrtorlum, Route 28, North Branch St. Francis of Assisi Cathedral • (906)545-6482 I* Princeton University (906) 725-3420 MainSt.,Metuchen •Jewish chorus sings folk and choral works |Ji (609)258-5000 with Yosef BasMn, Adults S3, senior citizens "Featuring musicians from the student body, 1908) 5480100 •Performing works by Core*, Wagner, and < >4 •Performing Yutetfeto selections wHh the ca- and students $2. Adults $7.50, senior cilltem and students $5. other composers. Admission $22, $19 (dis- 14 thedral's choirs, Admission $12, discounts VIENNA CHOIRBOYS counts available) torafternoo n show; $10 tor avefebto. 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. IB 8 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 15 Kidthtf H evening show. JCANKIRYSON Westminster Choir CoNege State Theatre, New Brunswick , 14 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 17 Bristol Chapel, Princeton (908) 246 7469 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 18 Watchung Arts Center (609)921-2663 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 17 Any questions, sugges- Crescent Avenue lBSHrtin*fW.,WMchur¥ •"A Christmas Revel" of Medieval and Renais- Rarltan VaNey Community tions, love notes, compromis- Presbyterian Church (908) 7530190 sance music with Fuma Sacra. Adults $10, 716WltchungAve.,Plainneld College, North Branch ing photographs, insults •Jan slnpr (and dautftier of Dtay Wwple) senior citbens and students $8. (908) 756-2468 (906) 725 3420 about this section are always performt in i fltftorysetting . Admission $10. •Christmas cards In unfamWar arrangements, • Admission $33-$16 In New Brunswick, welcome. We especially like CAMTAMU CHAMSER CHORAU ) sung by the church choir. Free admission, $22.50 (discounts available) in North Branch. pretty pictures. Call 4,7:30 p.m. Sunday Oec. 18 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 16 RUTGERS AlUMN) VHIAOCSRASSWINDS 722-3000, Ext. 6331, Christ Church MMbum High School 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec, 18 5 Patenon St.. New Brunt*** (906)464-3042 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec 17 Tewkabury area (90S) 560-7132, Ext. 2 •Handel's epic oratorio, sung by the newly- Nicholas Mute Center (908)8329770 •HoWay program of sacred songt of Christian reorganized ensemble. Admission $20 tn Tren- and Jewish tradition, Common Tnmadi«: Mvs- ton, 13O-S20 faOenvWe , $27 m MHIoum. Rutgers Dougtoss Campus •Performing holiday selections in a living-room dry and Majiflome". AoWssJon 110, w MESSIAH (908) 735-0450 setting (location given st time of purchase). •Free concert Includes works of Bruch, Hoist, Adults $12, senior tilt** and students $9. TCP 1€ CDS CEUMA1KMSMQERS 8 p.m. Dec. 16,17 Madden, King, BerHot. WAVIRtY CONSORT JLl*t at ftt BBC 2 and 8 pm Dae. 17 Richardson Auditorium, UNDA RUSSEa B p\m, Saturday Dec. 17 (ThtBNte) Union County Arts Canler Pnr«ton Ufwwirty 8 p.m. Thursday, Dae. 22 County CoNsge of Moms 1601lrvln|St,RahWBy (60S) 258-5000 Environmental Education Center Dngorwni Auditorium (90B)499-822C •Handel's epic oratorio sung in its entirety. 4t Mtflj/ CMtvNS a*YuMide caroli performed by a mtNd cho- Admission $25, $20. (908) 766-2489 (201)328-5024 rus. Admission S10. NtW AMERICAN TMO •Earty American baMadwr Brings a musical •FuNy stagtd, costumed ptaypag»ant Trie celebration concert toth e park. Admitstlon SB IMkmto: It* Holiday MM 3 p,m. Sunday, Dae. 18 CMslrnM Story bated on medieval rninu- ina*tftot,$10it (908) 7666575 , We're are/or AH •To the Unit, Dec. 16, •Tropical Storm, Dec. 17, Your Holiday Needs JOHNaKTER'S 96 South Mam St.* MORAL New Hope, Pa, (215) 862-5981 . • ' 1 tt\r II: (in 1 Free admission for afternoon shows. Open mike; Mondays, •"Something ttttefenr showcase. Dec. 14, 15, (evening) 18. • Uuia's AttkCoitectibteHgyrinis •Tweh«:01, Dec. 16. • Pictuit Frames • Prectoui Moments •Where's Anita? afternoon Dec. 17. i* Miniature DecoratorOocks •Mere Image, evening Doc. 17. Maruri Figurines •Crescent Cily Mnulers, oftefnoon Dec, 18. Memories of Yesterday KING GEORGE TAVERN KirujGcorgc PosT Rti.. Fords Collectible figurines by Enettt (908) 738-9822 • Ornaments, Vases k PapcrwHghts THE LEMON TREE 350 New Brunswick Avo. —5 Convenient- Fords (908) 738-7722 Locations to Serve You MAXWELL'S ff Mibi Stmt WtodbiMp 044868 1039 Washington Si. Hoboten (201)798-4064 7»Roo«iwaAY«» Cute* 541-5470 •Steve Rltey & The Mamou Playboys, Dec. 16. •Paul KeHy, early show Dec. 17. 300 South Am. Gum* 2JM200 •The Shoes, late show Dec. 17. MtNE STREET COFFEEHOUSE Imitations Floral b Giftt Firit Reformed Church ' 995 Main StMtNCMB' 9 Bayard St., New Brunswick (908)699-0570 •AnMusicaAntlQua,()ec.l7. MlltfTMLCffFEEJWtt Eminnmental Education Center, 190 Lord SUHir«Rd. Comedian Sugar Riy PtrnwRI (tnds hlrnstH fir too obviously BHtiir|Ridai BRIDQEWATER (201)335-9419 lo • caption Involving the word 'pwchlk*'. Luckily, we dodged • "Chorm ton* smutont Dec. 16. SPORTS thai woak |ab. too Pops Comody Shop In Chib Mta. QapHiftl ANNKt 125SVaHayRd.,Stir«n| ARENA (906)647-0138 Open acoustic stage, Thursdays. PUBUC8KATING •Bity Hector A The FaJrlarm, Dec. 16. •ShuddupandDrlw,Dac.l7. HOURS •Openjam.DM.lB. PNEASANTVUNDINtt nfnww no., uen MCN ta15tl.ru DM. 21 •UNMOSINN Headline corrccV every nl0)L -Jackie Marti* 27 Mint Brook M, Oec, 16. (909)359-4700 •John Ferrentirw, Brian McFadden and Brian •The Wise Men, Dec. 18. MUMMY (906) 766-0003 Rtzpatrtck, ttvu Dec. 17 •Johnny Cnartes & The Stingrays, Dec. 17, SATURDAY SUNDAY Michelle Click (vocaty w^Jim tw« (piano), Frt •Jim David and Mite Epn, thru Dec. 23 WW COMEDY WOP DEC. 18 DIC. 16 DEC. 17 DIC.1I CAVAUERCAfE Clarion Hotel 7:30-9:30am eMCNHIUNIQHTClUe . 1168 Broad St., CMlon 2055 Route 27, Edison 7;30-9:30am lOanvnoon* l:3(M:30pm* Route 9, ou Bridai (201) 778-5008 (800)331-6756 BrsaMast Skats) (908)5360650 [Breakfast Skate) 2-4pm* •Son Lewis, Dec. 28 CLUS BCNE •Sugar Ray Pemettl, Dec, 17. 10am-1pm 5-7:30pm •Rich Gulya Band, The Neids, Dec. 17. Route 35, SayrevMe RAMTAN RtVER CUM •The Weepers, Dec. 21 (908) 727-3000 85 Church St., New Brunswick 10am-1pm 7-9pm 4:304:30pm •Johhry "Clyde" Copebnd, O«, 22 CUI8 PULSATIONS (906)545-6110 Hockey Promotion •Bk*sm»W»«,Dec. 23 4-6pm Qatt*ay Motor Lotfe •HoUis Donakhon (vocats Quartet), Dec. 15. DOUmONaiKCITCAFE 9:! Route 202. Raritan •OaH Aden (vocals ^quartet), Dec. 16. Old Bay Restaurant (906) 722-5400, Ext. 260 61 Church St., New Biurawlck •Vic Juris (trio), Dec. 17. Dance party, Fridays and Saturdays, (906)246-3111 RASCALS COMCOT CLUB Caribbean nW. Sundays. MONDAY •Sonny Rtwctes, Dec. 16, 425 Pleasant Valley Way TUESDAY WEDNESDAY FAMILY COftNERSTONE •Voodoo Rhythm Kkfe Oec. IT. 25 New St, Metuchen West Orange DEC. 19 DEC. 20 DEC. 21 MIQHT BOCKS COUNTY NUT Tuos.Dsc.20 (908)549-5306 (800)313-5233 Headline comedy every night except Monday. 7:30-9:30am 7:30-9;30am 7:30-9:30am Wed, Dec. 21 Palmer Squire, Princeton •Harry Men Quartet, Dec. 16,17. DOWNTOWN CAFE Peter Bam, Wednesdays. (BrsaMast Skats) (Breakfast Skate) (Brsakfast Skate) 6-8 pm (609)497-6877 •Ohmw •CAN'N'RWXI 8 West Front St., Red Bank •Steve Shaffer, Dec. 15-1B. 10am-1pm lOam-ipm iOam-ipm OOfFEEHOUSE (90S) 741-8844 RETREAT LOUNGE •S2,SOTokana Echo HM Partt Pat Guadaew, Mondays. men at Short His 4-6pm 6-epm 6-8pm $8.25(lnc.iW«r«Hil] Hunteidon County Bruce Foster, Wednesdays. 41 Kennedy Pfcwy., Short Hills' (906)479-6323 •Andrea Migltaccio, Thursday! (201)379-0100 •The Matters, 8 p.m. Oec, 17. •Alan Reubenfeld, early show Dae. 16. •MarieneVerPtanck,Dec.l6,23. CATCHAimiNQirM •Rhythm A Babe, late show Dec. 16. STONE PONY •Jim Josseryn Ensemble, Dec. 17. 1428 Frontier Rd. Hyatt Refmty Hotel 913 Ocean Ave., Asbury Park THE EDGE Route 1,WM» Windsor (908) 775-5700 (Just off Rt. 22 W.) (609)987-8018 The Clubhouse •Helmet, Girts Against Boys, Dec. 17. Headline comedy every night erapt Monday. U6WatcrMJr*Ave.,PlainfeM •Rawhead, Dark Black, Past, FNA, Oec. 20. Bridgewator •John Joseph, tfvoufh Dec. 18. (908) 769-9267 •Tommy Koenig, Dec. 20 23. •New Life Crisis, Dec. 16. •Mars Needs Women, Dec.22. CATCH A RISINQ STAR •Soul Engines, Oec. 17. •Outcry, Real Thing, Dec. 23. Governor Mortis HotH EXVEQAS TEWHSBURVINN 2 Wilppany Rd • 48 UncolnAve, -Hftland Park' . MalnSt,,OkWck . ., . FREDDY'S ''w ,..i.j.j.i (908)43^641';' I nwie Pto Weekend Pius, Dec. 14-16 What to do 11 Fans of an-orphan-and-a-dog- World of Cards & related drama will be delighted Comics Convention to see Annie Warbucks is per- Sunday 'December 18th forming locally. For more on HOLIDAY INN> ** RooU M *•»• nwuwni •""•springiWd.Mj 070711 NOW PLAYING Annie and pals, see page 6 MUNMGEFARKftAYHOUSE where Regional Roundup be- CarreHRd., Randolph gins this week. In this column, (201)989-7092 Weekend Plus will preview the •torie Warbucta, long-delayed sequel to VSTHmtto* Armfe. To Doc. 18, Admission $12. best in local community theater BUCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE entertainment every month. 50C OFF For Info, 70 South Main SI. AdrnitsioflS1.50 (908) New Hope, Pa. WHttThliAd (215) 662-2041 OntCapowOscoul P« Person 968-3886 •Two musicals in repertory, Awife arid its se- 1 quel Annie Waititcks. To Dec. 18. Admission HOW LUCKY CAN YOU GET' HOW LUCKY CAN YOU GET HOW LUCKY CAN YOU GET! $12, group rates available. CROSSROADS THEATRE COMPANY 7 Livingston Avo, New Brunswick Luckiest Deal on Wheels! (908) 249-5560 •Haartem Noctome, revue of clack music in li ( k) li()\( S America up to the 80s. To Dec. 31, Admission $45 $18, discounts available. EDISON VAUfYPUYHOUSE $. $ PACKMI rod 2196 Oak Tree Rd,, Edison | com 75Q ARRIVALS (908) 755-4654 / coin AFTER 1:00 PM •Tin & Rubber, C, Thomas Fitzgerald's comedy Sunday through Friday Saturday inside a car dealer. To Dec. 10. Admission oie. 31 $10. OOfTsubject toriungf mlhtml rmliu1 Must rv 211rs nr nl ENTCRTMNCftS REPERTORY THEATRE PeopteCare Center, 120 Findcmc Ave,, Bridge- WHITE BUS (908)846-5032 For information call: • 6 Rms Wv to, comedy about a couple trapped in a Manhattan duplex. To Dec. 17. (908) 82O8902 Rahway (908) 396-1140 Admission $9, discounts available. 351-5304 Carteret 541-6100 FORKS COUEQETHEATRC Ateunder Rd., Princeton Roselle Pk 24.5» New Providentv 6A5-1545 (609) 683 9100, Ext, 6166 i EastCranford 272-6989 Jj*1*1 •The Cherry Orchard, lite m Czarist Russia (and ..mm the last play of Anton Chekhov). Dec. 14 17, Roselle 2OT1 WamJZZZZ Free admission. FOftUM THEATRE Unden 486-7H2S Middles 314 Main St., Metuchcn (908) 5480582 •Baby, comedy centering around thtto expect- Today, more than ever ing couples. Dec. 8-Jan. 8,1995. Admission $27 $23, discounts available. Atlantic City's Luckiest Place to Play! GEORGE STREET PIAYHOUSE 9 Uvingslon Avc. Rf FORMED CHURCH Raman Center, Edtswi New Brunswick Route 28, BrkJgewatef (609)443-5598 (908) 246-7717 (9081725-2313 •Murder-mystery dinner theater. 7:30 p.m. •Mr. Rickey Calls a Meefwig with Joe Louis •Hie Girt o/ Love, work) premiere of Ed Staats' Dec. 9,17. Admission $39.95. An A/tdr Corporation Casino • Hri^htun m\ \\w Uiwnhv.ilk, Atl.mtK ("itv. N| IW-1DI - about Jackie Robinson. To Dec. 18. Admission * musical rendition ol the Nativity. 5 p.m, Dec. TECHNIQUES THEATRE Q'94 $30$22, discounts available. 11, free admission. Middlesex County Vo-Tech HOW LUCKY CAN YOU GET1 HOW LUCKY CAN YOU GET! HOW LUCKY CAN YOU GET1 THE GROWING STAGE OFFBROADSTREET THEATRE School, 112 Rues Lane Main St., Chester 5 South Greenwood Aw. East Brunswick Hopewcll (908) B79-4946 (908) 521-3156 (609) 466-2766 •Hansel and Grcte), musical version of the •Cinderella, the famous fairy tale with music •Oie Sunshine Boys, Neil Simon vehicle (and Engelbert Humpcrdmck story. To Dec. 1R. Ad- supplied by Rodgers and Hammerslein. To basis lor the George Bums movie). To Jan. 7, mission $10, discounts available. Dec. 10, Admission $10 evenings, S8 otter 1995. Admission $19 Saturday, $17,50 Fri- IHIS WEEKEND «*•»«»" HOLIDAY INN noons; discounts available. 195 Davidson Avc, Sotncrset day and Sunday. VILLAGERS THEATRE Seats Available Qec 20-24 (609) 443-5598 PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE 175 DcMolt Lane, Somerset • Muider-mystery dinner llwiitcr. 7:30 p.m. Brooksidc Dr., Millbum (908)873-2710 Dec. 16. Admission $39.95. (201) 376-4343 WESTFIELD Y and YOUNG HUNTERDON HILLS •Oliver! revival of the musical on which the ARTISTS COOPERATIVE PLAYHOUSE Academy Award-winning film was based, To Route 173, Hampton Dec, 11. Admission $44$29, discounts avail- Westfieid High School (800)447-7313 able, (908) 233-2700, Exl. 340 •Retrieving l/ie Lamb, holiday comedy by Judy PARK PERFORMING •A Dwst/nas Carol, formal staged concert pre Simpson Cook. To Jan. 8,1995. Group rates ARTS CENTER sentalion 7 p.m. Dec. 17. S15, sludcnts/se- available; call for prices. Union niors $8 adapted by David Thompson MARRIOTT HOTEL (201) 865-6960 WORTHTYRREU STUDIOS originally directed by Scott Ellin Route 1, Plakisboto M C/irisl/nas Card, througi Dec, 18, Tickets 51 South St,, Morristown directed by Lorctta Gre«o (609) 443-5598 $20, children $12.50. (201)538-6285 •Murder-mystery dinner theater. 7:30 p.m. PLAYWRIGHTS THEATRE •Children's music Uteatef vwikshop (ages 7* . Dec. 9,10,17, Admission $39,95. OF NEW JERSEY 11), 4 p.m. Dec. 18. Free admission. McCARTER THEATRE 33 Green Village Rd.f Madison YOUNG PERf OWNERS 91 University PI., Princeton (201) 5141940 WORKSHOP •riw Truth About Charffe, staged reading of a Tickets Available (609)683-8000 Little Theatre, Centenary •A Christmas Carol, David Thompson's adapta- new comedy by Dolores WNsteyman. 8 p.m, Dec. 16,17. Free admission. Cofetje, HackeUstown tion of the Dickens standard. Dec. 826. Ad- (906)8b2-1400,Ext. 348 mission $27-517. PUYHOUSC22 •Two musicals in repertory, Sweet Charity and MIDDLESEX COUNTY COLLEGE 210 Dunhams Comer Rd. ptrfonn(n|ArttCmtH East Brunswick Dames at Sn, Tnroutfi Dec. 18. Adults Route 514, Edison (908)254-3939 $7.50, students $5. (906)906-2589 »A Christmas Carol, the Mlen|th version of •Crimes of the Heart, Beth Henley's comedy of the Dickens standard. Dec, 10,17. Admission COMING UP thm sisters havint i collective bad hair day. $7. F0MM1HEMRCM0UP B p.m. Dec. 9,10; 2 p.m. Dec. 11. Adults $6, •Guest in tne House, or "famty values" turned 314 MtM M>t tmiof titkfflt $5. iWeways. To Dec. It AdmWton f 13, dis- counts available. EDWAflD NASH THEATRE •Saotii P.C. CompatiWi Christmas, 1 p.m. Dec PREMEIt THIATRf COM*Wff 26,27,29,30; U a.m. Dae. 28. Admission $8, ta* 21, North Brarch Route 5tt,Uncio* (908) 725-3420 (908)7581118 •8*KIn Toy**,* Victor Herbert musical M CMHirm Carol, fuK-tonfh vanlon of Ihi 1000*rtMmW.,t (20U2SI-1221 tt*t| pUcf m • toy ship. 2 md 4;30 p.m. DtctamalanM. Dae 9-18. Admteion $18, DK.liMMtstontr.90. •How thtOfw Naff LAM lyAtan AycMNWn, UMIA4INN 0ptns»i,«,im.l4. . t , Weekend Plus, Dec. 14-16 tMMM««MMMMtl»«IM Saen$r Halle. 220 Somerset African-American performers strong oncour. MASTCRWORK CHORUS Orange Rd.,Montclair 7:30 p.m. Wednesday St., North Plainfield (201) 746-6068 Cortege of St. Elizabeth (908)276-8572 •The Stravinsky work, performed by the New SOMERSET COUNTY Convent Station •Mixed chorus of 40 voices. All voices wel- Jersey Chamber Music Society with dancer fiRIOGEWATER LIBRARY (908)464-3042 comed. Dance Rob Kapikw and choreographer Janet Watson. No- BrWfee St> BrWgBwater SOMERSET VALLEY CHORUS ensemble (120 voices) with December per- Adults $10, students $6. (908) 526-4016, &U19 7:15 p.m. Tuesday formances of Messiah. •Piano Student Recital Audition, preschool PeopleCare Center, 120 Findeme Ave., Bridge- thfoutf) h#) school state residents, March MIO-JERSCY HERITAGE DANCERS water 25-16,for acceptanc e to perform at honor HARMONY CHORUS 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 17 (908)534-9748 recital April 7a Application deadline Jan. 15. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Museum of Early Trades and Audipions Reformed Church, Main •All-woman ensemble singing barbershop RUTGERS CHILDREN'S CHOIR Crafts, Route 124r Madison St., South Bound Brook style. New Brunswick area SOMERSET VALLEY ORCHESTRA (201) 377-2982 1908)725-6178 ACT IV, RESIDENT THEATER 7:30 p.m, Thursday •Dance of the IBth century performed by 10 (908)932-1955 •All-woman ensemble singing barbershop couples in Colonial dress. Adults 53, children OF FIRST UNITARIAN SOCIETY Of PUINF1ELD •For Apprentice Singers (novice) and Chamber Hillsborou^ Middle School 724PaikAvc., PlainfieW style. Free vocal lessons available. $2. Sneers (accomplisrwd), both having children MIUSTOHC VALLEY CHORUS Triage Rd., Hillsboroutf THE NUTCRACKER (908) 474-4725 days in Grades 4-7 with unchanged voices. Audi- (908) 722-0122 (9OB) 757-7787 evenings 7:45 p.m, Monday I and 5 p.m. Dec. 17.18 tions by appointment only. Merrill Lynch employee •Community orchestra with players from the •For "A Nigil of One Act Plays." Beginners Faifletyi Dickinson University cafeteria, Ptainsboro area. teens-70s encouraged (or "Audience"; tun ex- Dreyfuss Theater, Madison (908) 247-3120 SOUNDS OF YOUR LIFE perienced senior women for "Save Me a Place (201) 593-8620 •All-woman ensemble singing barbershop 7 p.m. Thursday •Tchaikovsky's holiday standaid, performed by at Forest Uwn." 7:30 p.m. Jan. 4-5,8-11 tor Cranford High School performances March 3-5,1011. style. the New Jersey Dance Theatre Ensemble ol rHILOMUSICA West End PI., Cranford Alt CHILDREN'S THEATRE dancers 8-21. Admission $15. CHAMBER CHOW (908) 561-3802 1180 Route 46W, Parslppany THE NUTCRACKER CONCORD SINGERS 7:30 p.m. Monday •New symphony orchestra with players ol all (201)335-5328 7:30 p.m. Monday 7:30 p.m. Dec. 23 Unitarian Society, 176 Tices Lane, East Brun- Union County Arts Center •Ages 8-13 to join the Kids on Tour Perform- St. John's Lutheran Church Ing Arts Troupe, performing at 20-30 locations swick Rahway Theater, Rahway 587 SprirtfieWAve., Summit (908)486-2847,972-8070 (908)4990441 durir* school year, 7:30 p.m, Monday, Dec. (201)635-8676 19. Prepare to sir* dance, read and do some •Open rehearsal of chamber music ensemble. •Tchaikovsky's holiday standard, performed by •Choral group whose specialty is oratorios and PRINCETON GARDEN the American Repertory Bailey Company, madrigals. STATESMEN CHOWS CIRCLE HAVERS THE ART MUSEUM former the Prwceton BaNel, Admission HNN1ANOPARX 8 p.m. Tuesday $19.50, $17.50, $12.50. 416 Victoria Ave., Piscataway COMMUNITY CHOWS United Methods Church Princeton unwanwy THE NUTCRACKER (908)968-7555 7:3Op.m,Thunday (609)258-3788 Nassau St., Princeton 1 Dec. 15-27 •For March production olto Augus t We Play Reformed Church, 21 South (609)443-3641 Gallery tarks at 12:30 p.m. Friday aiv) 3 p.m. Paper Mill Playhouse the Pyrenees. Auditions at 8 p.m. Dec. 12, Second Ave., Htyiand Park •Ad-male ensemble sirtfn| barbershop har- Sunday. Free admission. BrooKskle Dr., MMlbum 13. Three women (hw 20-45, one 55 oWer) (906)246-4186 mony. •Jorm Flemir^ on Medieval We In Medieval art, (201)376-4343 and three men (two 20-45, one 55-older); •Chorus from Midland Park and nearby towns RARITANVALifYCHORUI tec. 9,11. that performs In local concerts. New voices •Tchaikovsky's holiday standard, performed by readings from the sorpt, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday MARIAN COFFEY welcome, especially tenors and basses. the New Jersey BaHel Company with the play- GALLERY THEATER COMPANY Neshanic Reformed Church 8 p.m. Monday, Dec. 12 HOUNDS FOR HARMONY house's orchestra. Admission $33121, group Watchung Arts Center AmweHRd.,Neshanic Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple, 222 Living- 7:45 p.m. Monday rates available; call (or showtimts. i8Stirik«Rd.,Watchung (908)281-8509 ston Ave. PeoptoCan Center, 120 Flndeme Ave., Bridge- SOLDIER'S ULE (908) 753-0190,745-6751 •Community ensemble (100 membm) that New Brunswick 3 p.m, Saturday, Dec. 10 •For wkiter production of 49tn Street Jazr. water performs with local orchestral. No wdion (908)545-6484 Hillside School Auditions Dec. 17 by appointment on*. Pre- (906)647-2180,526-0872 necessary. •"The Unfinished Business of America;' pare an uplempo standard and a jaa bam); •All-male ensemble lining barbershop style. RARITAN VALLEY brought up by a btack woman from Pittsburgh, SYMPHONIC BAND Admission $20, discounts available. HOWARD SCHACK . t <• | < H W 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Hillsbwoogh H^i School 8 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 13 Raider Blvd., BeHe Mead Conservative Temple and Center, 201 South (908) 359-7485 Third Ave. •75-piece orchestra that performs standard HtylandPark works, jaa, and pops. New membert wel- (908)545-6482 come: cad fof performinM raqujntments. •U.S. businessman who was an agent for RARITAN VALLEY Mossad (Israel's CIA) in the Arab world. Free Complete w YOUTH CHORALE admission, •ftnonaJ AMMIM 'Eiprt Htmj 4:30 p.m. Tuesday JOHN SHINAS Neshanic Reformed Church 7:30 p,m. Friday, Dec. 9 Amwell Rd., Neshanic Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox (908)281-8509 Church, 250 Gallows Hill MS Miii Stnct BttabHer •Ensemble lor young singers m Grades 4-9. Rd.,WestfleM . •,:'£•«*'; :V\tfS Y)ustandinthem. We stand behind them. 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Come Early and Reserve Your Holiday Puppy # We can hold your puppy until Christmas CHAMPAGNE TOAST §^f Holiday Specials >• AT MIDNIGHT BAMON ARTS CENTER New Brunswick Basset Hound •Pug • Fox Terrier 582RahwayAve.,Woodbri NEW JfRSCY MUSEUM OFAORICUITURE Route 1, New Brunswich (906)249-2077 Wednesday throm* Saturday rnmt 10 a.m -5 p.m., Sunday from noon-5 p.m. Admission $3 Newark MUMUfit MNtmD PUBLIC LIBRARY weckdayt, $5 weekends; dUcourts n«Uable. 49 Washington St., Newark 8th St. and Park Ave. NEW JERSEY STATE MUSEUM (201)596-6611 (908) 558-2550 205 West State St., Trenton Adults $2, children under 12 SI. •Union Teen Ans Exhibit through December (609) 292-6464 •"Tis the Season," 1 and 3 p.m. Saturday RABBET GALLERY Tuesday throut* Saturday from 9 a.m.-4:45 and Sunday to Dec. 31. 120 Georges Rd. p.m., Sunday from noon-5 p.m. Free. •"Sky Guide," 2 and 4 p.m. Saturday and 1^ Brunswick •Prints by Ben Shahn and Jacob landau. Sunday to Dec. 31. (908) 828-5150 •Photo essay of the town of Roosewlt. NEW JERSEY STATE MUSEUM Monday throu^ Friday from 9a.m,-5 p.m. •"Urban Oasis: Newark's Mount Pleasant 205 West Stato St., Trenton Also open by appointment. Cemetery". (609) 292-6333 •"Reconfigured Images" by Serena Bocchlno, •AH above to Dec. 31: Admission SI, group rates available. to Dec. 16. •"The CoKapse of Postmodernism" In works •"Roaming Throu^ Fall Skies," 1 and 3 p.m. RIDER UNIVERSITY by Etlco levy, to Jan. 16,1995. Saturday and Sunday to Dec. 31, ' •"More than Meets the Eye," 2 p.m. Satur- ARTOAUERY •Indian prints by Thomas Uvatnc McKenney, day, Sunday to Dec. 31. Under 4'j not ad- Route 206, Lawencevilte to June 26,1995. mitted. (609)896-5325 NEWARK MUSEUM TRAILSIM NATURE Friday through Sunday from 2-5 p.m.; Monday 49 Washington St., Newark AND SOINCE CENTER through Thunday from noon-2 p.m. and 68 (201)596-6550 452Newf>rowlonceRd. p.m. Free admtoon, Largest museum In the Garden Stale. Open Mountainside •Worths by Robert Cooke, to Dec. 17. 45MaccuftxhAve. Wednesday througi Sunday from noon 5 p.m. (except Dec. 7-9 from noon 3 p.m.) free. (908) 7893670 SOMERSET COUNTY UWARY Morristown •"The Star of Wonder/' 2 and 3:30 p.m. Dec. North Bridfe St., Bridgewater (201)538-2404 •Holiday Choristers (from Newark Arts High School), 12:30 p.m. Dec. 16. la Adults $2.75, senior cHium S2.35; chil- (908) 526-4016 Historical muiflum in a restored 19th century dren under 6 not admitted. Open during library hows. houw, Open Sunday and Thunday from 1-4 •"Home a What You Make It," to Dec. 31. •Rattan Valley Art Association members' THE ART MUSEUM p.m. Free admission for members. Non- •"Project 3: Anes Magnus: Art lor the Table," show, to Dec. 31. member admission S3, disoountt available. to Dec. 31. SWAWOAUIMCS (609) 258-3786 •"Sitting tht Style New Jeney Women Past •"American Art Pottery: An Uneasy Evolution 703Watehur¥Av».,Pteinfield Tuesday throuji Saturday from 10 a.nv5 art Present," to Jan. 15,1995. 18801930," to June 1995. Kjt Stiff •Gods and goddesses in Indian art, to June (906)756-1707 p,m., Sunday from 1-5 p.m. Tour* of museum fMDDLESCX COUNTY MUSEUM THE ART MUSEUM Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.nv5:3O tv0*0n& at 2 p.m. Saturday. Free admission. 1995. •Artt of Nepal, to June 1995. p,ffl., Saturday from 9:30 a,m.-4 p.m. •Onwlngi from the earty 1930s by Annie 122SRwarM.,Piieataway (609)2583788 •Christmas mirtMurei, to Dee. 31. Gorky, to Jan. 3,1995. (908)7454177 OLD IARRACKS MUSEUM Gatory tofts for chWren upto Grad e 5,11 JACOB TRAPPOAUIRY •European master drawing? from the War Jay Daily lew* Monday and Saturday) from 14 Barrack St., Trenton a-m. Saturday. Prasehoot chWran must be ac Sharp collection, lo Jan. 3,1995. p.m. Free admission. (609)3961776 companied by an aduH Free admission. 4 WaWwi Aw., Summit •Contemporary photographs, to Jan. 8,1995. MIUEftOOJff HOUSE Showing Me in New Jeney before and during •Orlgjmi worhahop, Dec. 17. (90S) 273-3245 CUNTON 614 Mountain Aw., Westfieid the Rewtuttoiwy War. Open Tuesday to Satw- SAMSINTOYtANO 0pm to the public Monday trough Friday 9 HrSTOWCAL MUSEUM (908)233-1776 day IX a.nv5 p.m., Sunday 15 p,m. Admit- 2 p.m., 4:30 p.m. Dae. 16 a.m.'3 p,rn., Sunday 10 a.nvnoon, 56 Main St., Clinton Farmhouse built m 1740 on the West Fields of sion 12, dtKOuntt Edward NasnTnaatie •Mntlnp by RoK SantAfw, to Jan. 10, (908) 735-4101 ENnbrttovn. Open Sunday from 2-5 p.m, •Open home, Dec. 18. Free admission for al. •Veteran's Day tribute, to Dec. 31. 1995. Featurini the Red MiH and ottwf aruiacts of frea admiaiiorv, (908) 725-3420 CtaONN-CAIMONSAU. HOUW rural America. Open daily (evept Monday) •A v^sit from Octanictol, Dae. 18, •HoaMay musical production of the Victor Her Front St., Scotch Plains QAUIRYOf from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Admission S3, Recounts toed cantic. AOXJRS S6. (908)889-4137 HtAUH SCIENCES available. Retctration requiredfor programs. IMITOWtAL ASSOCIATION FROSTY DRAKE HOUSE MUSEUM 70 Court SI, Freehold HWonc home from c. 1750. Open the first 11 am, 1 p.m, Dec. 1718 (201)982-7265 602 West Front St., PteWieW (908)462-1466 Sunday of each month 24 p.m. Free. Viagert Theatre RtEVES-RaDAlTlORfTlJM Open to the pubHc entry day 9 a.m.5 p.m. (908) 755-5831 Tuesday imueji Saturday from 10 a,m.-4 475 DeMotiUne, Somerset •"The CutUng Edge" in surgtry, to March Colonial home bum in 1746 and ctwonacHnft p.m., Sunday from 14 p.m. Admission 12, 165 Hobart Ave., Summit (908) 873-2710 1995. New Jersey history from before independence discounts avaMsblo. (908)2738787 •"Frosty the Snowman" in a fuHy-stagpd musi- Gardens open dairy from dawn lo dusk. Regis- UMDNMtOIEIff WOOD JOHNSON MEDICAL to after the Civil War. Open Saturday from 2-4 •Quilting m Monmoutti County from 1790- cal Adults SB, chWren $5. SCHOOL p.m, Free admissiontof members . Non- 1900, to March 19,1995. tration re Weekend Plus, Dec.14-16 DinksoutM>MfMtM«M«*««t«Mt««#««VfcSb< 15 Enter palatial splendor BY NAOMI HOOKER butter, and vegetable pakoras are flavorftjl Qilinaty coirespondent accompaniments. Next to meat and chicken When you step into the dining room of entrees, one can always find plenty of veg- Agra Palace on Main Street in Somerville, etarian specialties on the menu, there's a sense of stepping through palace Since Chef Mannsingh is from Punjab, a doors. Sconces and grand chandeliers give a state in north India, much of the menu fo- warm glow throughout the. large room deco- cuses on northern Indian cuisine. "We havr rated in mauw. Indian music, featuring a lot of vegetables and meat," says Jit re- sounds of the sitar. plays in the background, garding northern Indian food. Of southern Although the restaurant seats up to 200 poo- Indian food, Jit says, "They arc almost veg- ple, H table fur two ciin led intimate. The etarian; and they eat a lot of spicy food." aroma of cardamom, cuny and other spices That's not to say the food at Agra Palace hint at the flavors found in Agra Palace's is no! spicy. Cardamom and coriander are northern Indian niisinc. well used in the various dishes. "Indian Tho name Agra, food is spicy," con- belongs to the In- dian state where "Indian food is spicy," confirms the Taj Mahal- Pawar, dispelling any myths that might find an un- one of the seven a orned {0 or ROBERT YOUNG/WEEKEND PLUS one might find an unadorned ? ^ Agra Palace owners Iqbal Pawar, seated right, Lachhman Dass, seated left wonders of the w , plain nee. and Kamal Jit. standing left, join their waiters in the dining room. world - is located. P0tdt0 Or plain HC6. While the aromatic Since opening its ——_____ dishes may not be hot, chile peppers give dishes the most heat, baked with minced meat, and the aloo doors Oct. 7 this year, owners Kamal Jit, they have plenty of flavor. Vegetable samo- yogurt is often used to defuse it. 'Yogurt/' paratha, an unleavened white bread filled Lachhman Dass and Iqbal Pawar, have seen sa, a crisp pastry pouch, filled with veg- says Pawar, "mellows the spices." It gives a with vegetables, give delicious, hearty addi- a great response from customers, and with etables, has hints of Indian spice. Pakoras, balance to the dishes on table. Raita, a yo- tions to the meal. good reason. The food here is on cue with fritter-like appetizers which include veg- gurt-cucumber mix, helps cool the warm Lunch time in India, according to Pawar, spices. is similar to north America's. People eat its traditional spicincss; the service is ef- etable, shrimp or cheese, are traditionally about 1 p.m., stopping for a decent meal, if ficient and helpful (water glasses are replen- dipped in chutney. Indian chutney does not Other accoutrements, which are just as important to the meal as the meal itself, there's time. But dinner time is different ished often); and the price is right, cspe- always refer to chunky bits of mango or Indian families usually eat about 8-9 p.m., cially at lunch. For $7.95, Tuesday-Sunday, onion preserved like jam. Chutney, says include an onion salad, finely-chopped on- ions mixed with hot spices and achar, hot sitting down to a full meal. What one finds one can sample a wide range of Indian spe- Pawar, is the green sauce on one's table, at Agra Palace is an elaborate rendition of cialties from the buffet, There are about 12 Parsley, coriander, and other herbs are and spicy pickles. Indian breads, or Roti, are a must with what one might sec on the dinner table in items from which one can choose, and the blended together in a sauce, an Indian home, Bread, a meat dish, a veg- any Indian meal. The traditional naan, a flat etable dish, fragrant basmati rice, some selection changes every day. Lentils are abundant in India, so one will bread baked in the tandoor, is warm and * The selection may include tandoori chick- find them incorporated in dishes such as kind of soup or lentil dish, and dessert com- chewy, making a wonderful scoop with plete the evening repast. en, succulent chicken marinated in yogurt murgh (chicken) dansik, a sweet and sour which to soak up sauces and sandwich and spices then baked in the tandoor - the chicken dish cooked with the legumes, chunks of lamb. Other breads, such as Agra Palace, 30 Main St., Somerville, (908) traditional clay oven. Daal tarka, creamed In general, if one is looking for real fiery keema naan, a whole wheat tandoor bread lentils seasoned with spices and fried in flavors, order a vindaloo dish. While red 685-8883. Aloo Gobi Hong Kong Cuisine... Masala Perfectly Planned * * * for two * * * bigredfents: • 2 cups cau- Banquet Packages liflower • one large potato • Avtaietk For M. 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ON AVE Veggie Parmesan PISCATAWAY, NJ Please call for reservations (908) 526-4466 908-463-1000 Fri. Chicken Cordon Bleu (or) Come help us celebrate our 5TH An* Shrimp Scampi nlveraary. Enter now & become ell- olble to win an exciting trip for 2 to Orlando Florida, Drawing to be held Open Saturdays U am-3 pm until Christmas October 31 st, Certain Restrictions 62WMainSt,Semerviile 722-8782 Dec 14-16,1994 '.••*• MIMNPWCI CHINESE RESTAURANT FF 11 FREE DINNER! • GIFT CERTIFICATES A*yOr4et$f 1c**wpw*H Wormm \\ • TAKE OUT SERVICE 1 coupon p«v«t, not good on || j^wwu»teim,CinnQibt M •BANQUETS | oomlimdwJhifiyotwodif II • CATERING u _ J5^1 _ *. — J L _ Jyi'ii"!! Hours: MonThurs: 11 am -10pm 5231(01* 30* Nfrtfcltaritaft Rt.«M:11am-11pm The Best Chinese Cuisine Sunday: 12noorvi0pm 908-725-5333 400 Rt. 206 North, will be warming your Bedminster, NJ 07921 Holiday Season very soon! (•I The Hit) Tel: (909) 7914900 135 W. Main Street FAX: (909) 791-2393 Somervllle CLARION HOTEL 2055 LINCOLN HWY RT. 27 EDISON, Ni 909*287-3800 SPECIALS Cift' On The Square, Simply stated, Sunday Thru Every Thundiy Flm dining in an elegant yet casual m-n- atmosphere, We offer the finest in ThurediyNigMt Tuesday Niyftfi American, Continental and Italian Cui- f per couple raynU sine. Handicap Accesibillty, Liquor Availability. Moderate price range Ac- ALL YOU ALL YOUI cepts most major credit cards. Buffet with COACH N' PADDOCK noisemakers CANIAT CANIA1 ROUTE 71 AT EXIT 12 (4 ml west of Clinton) HAMPTON, NJ 9M-73S-7I8* FAX 9M-739.2923 A first class restaurant. Continental cuisine featuring Chateaubriand, Cae- 1 North VosBeller Ave,, Bound Bnxik 356-2692 • 356-9888 sar Salad, Pastas, Sauerbratten, Schnitzels and Fresh Seafood. Live entertainment Friday evenings. Wed- dings, Banquets, Parties- accommodation for 10-200. Amex, Visa, Mastercard are accepted. Handicap accessible. Hours are Lunch: Mon • Sat. 11:30-4; Dinner: Mon -Thurs, 4-9, Frl, & Sat, 4-10, Sun. 12-8. Sunday Brunch: Noon-3pm; Twilight Dining Mon.-Thurs. 4-6pm (On A OffPrmUe • Accommodating 20-300) O'CONNORS BEEF N* ALE HOUSE 701 MOUNTAIN BLVD WATCHUNQ, NJ KLEY'S 9O8-759-2B65 FAX 908-668-5873 The area's largest steakhouse spe- .iin'l ]u\l ribs cializing in Prime ribs and freshly cut Mark that special occattion with Catari's distinctive catering. Our new steaks In our main dining room, New .banquet room comet complete with a dance floor and seats up to 75 people, Jersey's first Salad & Bread Bar featur- We tiCmmrt't are prepared to serve alt your Holiday Party ing 50 itemsl Also featuring for a more and Dining needs- with generous portions, excellent casual setting O'Connors Sports Pub serves sandwiches & Burgers 'tij mid- service and the fairest prices, night. Sunday Brunch. On premises 266 W. Union Avc. Bound Brook f"FlIP US FOR LUNCff butcher shops, All major credit card accepted. Handicap accessible. Hours Restiunnt*- are 11:30-12am Mon-Thurs. 11:30- 1am Frl A Sat. & 12-12am Sunday. THE WILLOWS 1013 WASHINGTON AVE GREEN BROOK, NJ 908-968-2739 Our diverse Menu makes ordering a Every mouthwatering pleasure, featuring a large variety of dinners, desserts & Person cocktails. There are 30 different items to choose from. Banquet facilities for rivate parties of 30-160 people & live Purchasing entertainment Thursday-Sunday nights. Visa, American Express, Diners BUSINESS Lunch Club and Mastercard are accepted. Mon., TUes., Handicap accessible, Hours: Lunch 11:30-3pm Mon-Frl. Earlybird 3-5pm LUNCHES Mon. Fri. Sun. 12-4pm; Dinner 5-10pm Mon-Thurs. Till 11am on Frl. Midnight "h the Heart of Somerviile* Gets A Chance 16 Sat. A full service Restaurant and ca- tering facility clover 15 yrs. • Salads • Sandwiches • Complete Meals A FREE LUNCH EATINORTAKEOUT Expires 12S22s94 Cinnol be combined with other offers Beverages A Cocktails Excluded • Slop In For Details GREEK , Introducing Our Totally New Menu QOLDEN CORNER Lei Us Serving Dinner * Seafood • Chicken, Lamb DINER RESTAURANT CATER 313 % UNION AVE Every Friday 5-9pm * Grade V steak and others BOUND BROOK, NJ Your Next Party * Wood burning • Patta ft Italian 908469-3350 (BuiinMS MMDflQi,too) Chef MARK HUGHES Hours: 7 days 6:OQam-10:00pm. Fea- (Hzzaoven Specialties tures American, Greek & Italian Spe- cialties. Average lunch: $2.95. Dinner $5 50. Wheelchair acqeailble. No 701 Lincoln Blvd. Middlesex, NJ b available.^ Fax .469-3973/ ds: Vlaa A'Masteredj: ITALttN CAFFEPUNCONE m\ HAMILTON BIVO 8OPUINFIELO.NJ •08461-2722 Spectacular Sunday Brunch 11:30-2:30pm Bring the fimityt Weekly Houra: Mon-Thurs I0:30am-I0pm Friday i0:30am-11pm Saturday 4am-11pm i Hi i. U i ! Sunday 11:30-9pm Will ll I I. Moat Mir Credit Cardtaccptd CARUSO'S 1370 SOUTH AVI PIAINFIILD Wa-787-2244 FInt Northern Italian Cuitlne in a ro- Four Great Party Rooms! mantic art deed atmoephere. Lunch Irom $095 Dinner from $12.95. Join Caruso's • i dining experience you'll Five Hoirs Open Bar! never forget. Prepared dairy by faa- quail Caruso Chef/Proprietor. Piano entertainment Friday & Saturday 3 Buffet Locations! nights. Valet parking at night. Vlea, MC, Amex. Lunch: Tuea-Frl 11:30- 3:00pm. Dinner Tues-Thun 5-iOpm, .••• Music from SO's to the 90V. Fri & Sal 5-11 pm, Sun 4-tOpm. Closed Mondays. Liquor ilcanie. CATAW8 Package Prices 2MW.UNI0MAVE. J •OUN0 BROOK, HJ . 84°° per person 101 ^|| ^m Homemade Italian food wtth in exttn- live lunch I dinner menu. Lunch I •158 per couple Dinner served dairy with many tine deity tpacMa available. FamHy pric* $ Banquet Catering available. Nc»U- 258°° p»r couple* quor Llcenae. Accepts Visa, MC, AMEX. Houra: 11-10 Mon-Thura., Fri- day & Sat 4:30-11, Sun. 3-9. FAMILY'S RESTAURANT K-MART SHOPPING PLAZA 1271 ROUTE 22 NO PLAINFIELO 908-5S1-94S5 This conveniently located restaurant Is a combination ol Italian & American food. You can have a complete Lon- don Broil dinner, to a slice of pizza, to a burger • always freshly prepared. Daily lunch & dinner specials. All major credit cards accepted. Handicap accessibility. Mon-Sat, Noon-9:3Qpm, Moderately priced. SCARPELUNO'S 161MT. BETHEL RD., WARREN, NJ 908-64M72B Country dining with a relaxed atmos- phere in our Unique sunporch, deli- cious homemade Neopoiitan food, Try our new mashed potato pizza dough, Bacon, Broccoli & three cheeses dally specials. Handicap accessible. Hours are Tues, Weds., Thurs. 11-Bpm; Fri 11-9pm; 4-9pm; Sun 4-8pm, Closed Monday VERDI'S ITALIAN a couple RESTAURANT Choice of Prime Rib, Cordon Bleu, 63 MOUNTAIN BLVD., WARREN, Nj Famous New Jersey's Finest 50 Item Salad Eiar 908.755-7086 FAX WS-75H189 Appetizers, Pasta, Veal, Chicken and D,J "Moonlight Memories" fresh fish prepared with an Italian and • Noise Makers • Champagne Toast Innovative taste. Amex, Visa, Master- Akw includes tax & gratuities card and Diners card are accepted. Handicap accessible. Hours are Mon- 01 Ala Carte Dining from our special N< Frl 11:30-3:30pm; Fri. 5-10pm; Sat. fi- Year's Eve menu starting at 4 pm. ll; Sun 3-iQpm, Children's & Senior Citizen menus available, OPEN NEW YEARS DAY BRUNCH 11-2 PM DINNER STARTS at 12 PM JAPANESE COUPON 8HOGUN 22 RT 22 W, GREEN BROOK, NJ WI-96S-3330 Choose Irom the finest Japanese dish- S es. Sushi & Sashimi freshly prepared 2 For 17.95 to order. Traditional dishes, Snabu- Senior-, 7 Inr S!T> 9') Shabu, Terlyaki & Tempuras. Step in for a taste ot Japan. Tatami room available. All major credit cards ac- cepted. Handicap accessibility. Lunch 11;30am-2pm, Dinner 4;30-10pm Mon- Thure,, 4:30-11 pm Fri-Sat. i-9;30pm Sundays. Lunches from $5.95, Dinner antroeaHO-gtt- tu'i t.i ,1 *• 'i r II, »•»*•* 4 • •» ; k «**••» t. '-\ fc Dec. 14-16,1994 WfeflfaMteB Ifcaav if A r tnw wi 1111 iv vwi IVIV • TBBZ2WO Buy One Dinn Jr Get One FRtt I Connot Be Combined With Other Offers HIM Kt7l(extt12)4MNMWeBlofClifllM,NJ 73S-7W OPEN 7 DAYS • coaamj • mamm • umtm • Munu ranAL L occmm TH A A • • • • Christmas Eye j/Christmas Day[ 24th Sun. Dec. 25th . Friday Dtctmbtr 31st • ' . .' .' InOurPavillion •• • • g 1:00*00 , HOT BUFFET* OPEN BAW FREE Hats ANobeiMkirs NewYtar'slve New Year's daif $25 Per Person ' Srt.Ote.3iit Sun. Jan. lit . • .' 'Music: '.'. •' . 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Ina RjosanernMOrviefM Jly4on)jeot yoam or older to usa tNo eetvioe, ao\« I S t t t Dec. 14-16,1994 g Someone Close To Home Non-drinker, norvtmoktr, but not boring ISO t LTR WVOWIDWHtTIMAU HAMMOtM, ATmiTICt WCCIMFULWfjJ- LET ME SPOIL YOU- DWM, 510175 lbs., selt-mido w(th stoQlt or divorcid whltt malt who trtjeys mov- 44, prolttilonal, 6', 110 lbs,, Catholic, Soaking Vtry good looking, intelligent, physically fit, finatv successful business owner. Homeowner, wttktnd t«t, dining, dancing, hiving tun md sharinonwi «• SWCF, 35*40,52-56, good build, for ttriout rela- cilfy ttcurs, romantl?. sincere, active, muhi-facttad pilot, 82 yrs. young, adventurous, outgoing, ruggtd, ptrieneet. No gtmt playiri, ptMH. MWONO TO tionship a whatever dsvtlopa. Stnst ol humor a +, IndlvMual. Havt many interests which include skiing, non drinktr, smoker, has a great dtal to offtr. To a but musl bt attractlvt, outgoing I good eomtrtt* golf, tenmt, outdoors, sports, music, flnt dining, much youngtr, securt and indtptndant woman with tlonalist to tn|oy movies, dining out I tht occasional movtet, quitt tventngt tnd trsvtl. In ttarch ol vtry a grtat wist ol humor, who likts lint dining, vintage CHJVISWM, 22,6', howl, friendly, havt rainy day. Please reply Ert. 4333. attractlvt, trim, ttNtflc 57" or less, NS ftmale (30- ctrs, midnight advtnlurous & brtaklaat at noon. good moralt, I tnjoy htWfig, movltt, reeding I IWOWIDWWTIrW.FWAU- 99) who It affectionate, caring and enjoys tharina all Pitast call tut, soea mmlc. 180 • noftftrdet *Wf 20-H looks not Impor* that lift hasto offer , H you are looking for an LTR tinttor FrltndtNp , Pittas em Ext, HM. Prttty lidy-looklng for tht right man to compliment mt, ff you liks a spirited, lntt)Hgant, Indtptndtnt lady bated on friendship, compantonthlp, mutual reaped LOOKtNO m A OOOaLOOKllNO FIRST MATE- AOWmmOUt MALI- 4S, 57- tnd In thapt. ISO vary family oriented, cwmg-gWing, who ran tht and love wHh a cltatKUt wonderful man, than I'm a DWM, professional boat capt. with additional 1 hoiwft pttlte tdvtnturous womtn to iipwi the gamut Irom wife/Mom to PoWWan, comfortaWt In PLIAMCAU.OT.4H>, lirnt on my hands. Heavy built, Ilkt to cook, dint out and havt intimate timss. Looking for an older womtn outdoors, utun, lifn llttd pltMUfM end ntw aovtrv any setting. S/OWPM,40tth+ call mt 4 decide II wt FIMi^allWt^tva Werawt ^w turn. For Mtndehlp 4 lilt long relationship cat! eft artcompatlblt.6it.4S41, Upbeat, successful, trim and htslthy. I'm happy, bttwtait tht agts ol 35*45 with largt (rams, also to S0Q3 share tht same as I, So, If you Ilkt tht wattr, flnt OJPP- 45, youthful, N8, attractlvt, outgoing, cre- tnkw lilt and having fun. ISO WF counterpart for loving but dmroet friendship, Please reply art. 4716, dining tnd Victoria's Secret, glvt this captain a call ALIBI' MOM ftlAII Cftli. OUVIA1 DM- "~ ative, secure, En|oya muaic, thtatrt, travtl, outdoors tnd fat's att off for a long-term voyage. Wtttt rt- Wt mtt In January In T.J. Max's, wt talked of Mont* ISO special JM lor warm, loving, committed relation- HONIIT, HANMOMI, W*CMI, IHV MUM- 30, tuorl ind of Altxli' birthday In August. PUAM iNp NttStCtMert.4107, desires to meet woman for a vary LTR, Vtry open to RW0H0T0PT.4I11. LOOKWQ FOR THAT SKCIAL JERSEY MY- I'm a OWCM- 4$, 51 sttks afltcttonait woman to share sctMUtt, We and an)oyinantt, Other than an hontst 27 yr. old, vtry attractive SWF 5'5, pttitt build, AU THAT! MIWtNO- For thli successful, secure, drinks, dinner and dancing hopefully Itading to a dtake for a caring man aH I ask Is thai you're under bstndt hair I btut tyts. I'm romantic, caring I hinl If honsst, gcodtofcing, down to earth 31 ytar old malt relationship. Please rtply tin. 4I4S. 30(uno>r5Taft3uwJtfU0lbs.Wttttrtsaendtfl you'rt a vtry handsome, Prol. artectlonatt SWM (25- with a grtat stnst of humor li that attractive my tat 4117. 30) who enjoys, comedy clubs, dining out & cud- DWF, pttnti attractlvt, 48, non tmoktr, tocw drink* going, unprtttntlous, iteurt tnd Indtptndtnt (smalt IAMAVOUN0,IIWIQnW«IV-ir,ai. looking di^Plats^ t call txt. 5072 with natural look (light on make-up and natural hair) if, msn DtcxDrounQ« ntann vontctouti i ton tot it. bttwttn 23-33 who would choott a catt to a club, I tntoy dancing, motlc, good converseeon, travti, for a partner for a long term relationship. My Inttretti LOOKING TO SHAM A COMMITTED RELATION- leans to a drtss or a convtrtlblt to a Cadillac. No thtatrt, qulst tlntta and an occauional movia. I are dancing, hiking, tracing, movias, dinner partlat; SHIP- SWF, 40, sensitive, attractive, caring, down- UttiWONOTOPM would Wit to matt a tak nan, who la In my aga I love vrimmlnojf you have the same hobbles, to-tartri who tn|oys home lilt I life's littlt pttasurts group, attractlvt, SJUCOMSMI, sinotra and hontst, * ^WW Wtwt ^Wt^Wt aatka SWMP gentleman to share t relationship nnn aaanaV*! AJUIIA! ISUABVAV iikjAMbAjei AA IAAAI m lam battd on trust, honesty, caring I sharing and who Is AM YOU LOOKINQ FOR ONI MOD MNOU iHUMIIMJIIVii tQWP UMVMIi WvrBVD il Mil V Ifw I AM AN HONIIT, TftWWOflTHV, KIND, CAWN0, w yri. and Is aWt to ratata to a (aw of tht abovt Qood comfortable in homt lift as werl. I am truly serious about committing tht tint I tffort to tht right per- Your stvch tnds hart II you art a taH SWM, 3040 ntwi awi pnystcw wnumw trt Knpwwni, i am I am crtttive, (ova an kind* of mutlc, song, danct, ytars otd who tnftt dancing movtet and dining out. looting for lun and a aottioln for a Iano4trfn rata* son, Pltaat itaatnti ta aittm J Nka, natura, gowmtt cook. Stakkw similar valuta In til, 4701 _ Hhl U u i^M k AM** a drvorctd or wMowad man 44-tt yttrs oW, Ext. MARRtAM MINDED? Assertive, Divorctd, WM, 49, Sit. KHn., vary good tt it At it/in tf tab 4TSJ Want a oMMT I want t wilt: Lets makt t dtal...H- mt H mi) atdworklnQ 8WM, 28, vtry fH, 8' + . Vtry inttWgtnt, looking, In starch ol W/Httpantc tomtit), 4M8+. ptrmslHktuwmtt immiipM vrm Mm wwRqmwMt cmnn, ! who would DM to mttt t itkt chargt Mod ol guy. rkw iwtiw tffnuw tt At MMMJpklk Ttu unfit is paraenaJHy I mort, aaaka Fantasy oM-amattk} built sutva looking, Prof, nttds mousv Country Oirl, Cor Mffludt mort Important than looks, Call tMMMt. wtV ftr ftmmu tit fit tk^tt vb* wmtid wRh abova avtraga butt, who war* to bttdmlrtO, poratt Lady, or Irvbttwttn, 19-29 or to, to shirt WH» i nfumtkip mm nkir unfit. walks, movfes, dlnntf, cuddling, beach, lovt (a busi- ATTMCTIVIIW.U- Inapktd,lovtd I prottcttd ytt nttdt hsr own space ness together?) Sacrificing lor Bountiful lift. Ext. owns vm, Mitvyift wiy, wn nun, gooo ntsn OUT- In starch of W)WM 6', trim, over SI, non* Afljvtt tamt. Mt, hsight I looks not Important. 3928. and full ot laughs. Staking attrtctivt ftnvMt who Is smoker tnd no drugs w/ a tenet of humor, Ukta ri^NBJEMJ WW EjM* TN^NI/I. hontst, stnslMvt, caring and ifftcHont* for pots)Mt dancing and going it the movies. Ext 4141 mm MNT W- IWM, 31, I'll*, 1M lbs., .... A S/DWF- who lovts lo Iravtl-Ciring, imMuttHkthugslllEirtTilOT, nict looking, vtry gtntrous. SWM ISO a SJDWF 21- BVM* I ant a want, tinctrt and gaunt man. t am Drown ntw t wytti nompi•ppHinnwBjnwwwin, 30 attracUva, slim, caring, romantic, advanturtts who BJONM AttAW IWM— MO ffwntn, •ntmutni tm wntnoMy stourt. i am advanluraui, romantic and oaring, wttratt HiokJdtt tnroyi btMhts, dining, Carlbbttn Islands, Florida 31i etlrectlvt, good stnst ot humor, sincere with w, t iw mo an Ntracn rwmnw, t vt oftn mar* comady, music, thtatar, pj^oo/why, batch, vavti, this winttr, for friendship, dating tnd mort. TMt much to offtr to tht right woman, looking lor tttrtc* rltd btfort, 7 yrs. ago, but to tht wrong woman. I sunritat li sunstti, MtMntj a SWr, nornmoliar I aifotttoar hat alaa ehtstn to rtttrvt mad. Plaast Uvt 8WCF, 2444, who putt God first. Must bt hon- now know what my Mutt writ Is; you art ftmlnmt. non drug ustr to share ahtrtWs's advtnturH wHh V9JlfBI|M^ S w^^rwfa^aWp mmANBJft jBSJIMA EtjfltjfAp iAalAlAAAl^^pptjnpll^ ItlftJt i lutarIfnt^Hansrvtnrvvtfa tfc a nHii aa •p tst, tfftctlonait and Ilktt hiving hm, Cttl H you'rt vumtiviuiti touusN tno tnny uopfvai ntvti a™ for a poastbla tongtjrm ratoHonshlp, Rtdhtad a 10*1, Forats Newspapers, P.O. lai 891, ths special lady I'm looking for, Maeee eat tut dining out. You trt bttwttn tht agts ol 25*35 and pkit, Wtttt caw ant. 1084 AIM take prtdt m your appaaranoa. Wds OK, slncaI lovt LIT Ml MOIL YOU- DWM, S'10175 lbs, strf-madt MOWN IVtO GIRL- succtssful butlntst owntr, Homtowntr, wttktnd 26 sttks tht tamt, Blut, Grstn, tptckltd tyss tlso I- Successful but not rich. Weil-educated but pilot, 62 yrs. young, adventurous, outgoing, rugged, FOR MORE wslcomt. I tnjoy sunsets on tht beach, soltball, run* not an txtcuttvt. Not taH (5'10M), not dark (blond non drinktr, imoktr. hat a grtat dtal to offtr. To a nlng, football, rtadlng Maupln I King, movias, quiat hair, blut tyts), not handsome (attractivt), Just a much youngtr, steurt tnd Indtptndant woman with tvtnlngs at homt & my cat. I'd Ilkt to htar Irom A nlct guy who en|oys whst ht dots and bslltves that t grttt stntt ol humor, who likts tint dining, vintage) INTRODUCTIONS QWF 25*35 who tnjoys this and mors. For friendship lift should bt shared with someone sptclal. FHast cars, midnight adventurous & breakfast tt noon. or pottlblt relationship. Pltsst call Ext. 4535, rttpendtt Mt. 4W. Plant call txt. 5088 SEE NEXT PAGE CAMNQ, HONIITIWM- From Nantucktt, 28, entrgtilc, tttklng WF who tn- 50,57, Pretty, dk, hair, dk. tytd lady. Financially & joys long walks, beachti or Just a night out. Float* emotionally securt, honest, (un loving, good sense ol riply ixt, 4723, humor, socially active, tnjoyt tht finer Chinas lift has to offer, Sttks M counterpart for same. Please call COLUQIOItAD Ext. 4545, 25-yr. old SJM who enjoys iporti, muilc & movltt A TO PLACE A FREE AD trie shore seeking SJF, 20-25, with similar Interests. EDUCATOR- DWM, attentive, sincere, hontst, SO's, Plena cali Extension 432B. 150ibs., S'9", enjoys rtading, travel, theatrt & dining 1 -800-559-9495 DIM- 36, 8'1", medium build, non-smoker, drug out,, Sttks a Slim, caring, understanding woman, 45- free looking lor someont hontst, caring and sincere. 55 yrs.old, to share time together & possible LTR, 1 .Tate soma im to write down torn 3. Deadline to place your FREE Introductions Race unimportant. Pttast respond to tut. 4iaa, Plaaf call tnt.4769 characteristics about youmH, and your ad ta Friday by S pm, Your ad will run for DHWF, IOHM AGAIN- FIT, WHITE, raOFEIIIONAL MALE- preferences about she type ot parson you six weeks and can be renewed at any 37,5'2", 135 lbs., attractlvt, brown hair & tytt, pro* 35, who likes children, coaching football and summer would like to meet time. lasslonal, no children, sensitive, caring, alftdlonate, vacations; Is seeling a special long-haired while or athletic, in good physical shape, committed, health hlspanic woman, $ or 0, lor a long-term realtlonshlpl 2. You can plact your FREE introductions ad 4. To ratrieve your messages, call conscious, I believe in traditional values and I basi- Pltatt reply ext, 4715. just by calling 1800.559-9495, Our 1-900-226-1003 and fellow the voioa prompts cally enjoy the simple pleasure! qf life seeking 57"- ipaciilly-tralnad staff will holp you. Any for advertisers, The cost is $2.00 per minute. 6'2 , white male, 33-41, broad shoulders, weight ac- GIGOLO 40I8H- partonal Information wt may requast will cording to height, emotionally stable, financially se- Monogamous, verbose, jaded, self-centered, cruel, be kept strictly conkential. cure, honest, sincere, attractive, considerate, In good egotistical, grotesque, drunk and eclectic- earned health and good physical shape, non-smoker, free type A personality- who is at times angtred. Impovsr- alcohol & disease. If you are unhappy or dlsgrunllid Ishtd DWM- artisan, smoker, recluse, secretive, non- CUSTOMER SERVICE: 1400-559*9495 and see the negative things in lift, no need to re- supportlvt, dsnying-one-track-mlnd., wtio attempts spond, I like to laugh, lilt Is too short. Are you willing no Improvement, searching Ilkt lemale counterpart, to glvs 110% to a relationship? Pltaat call tit. 4121. 19-55; no children, affluent, obnoxious, financially se- cure, offensive, sensual, erudite, humorous, omnivo- DIVORCID FEMALE rous- who can be manic, obsessive i seductive. Big blue eyes, blonde, 40-someihlng, pretty, nict, Craving smiles, cuddlts, tenderness, therapy, ro- inttrestlng Hie, hardworker, succtsstul career and a mance, honssty. Intimacy, rtclpts, Moiirt I ca good friend. Looking for an intelligent, kind, educated pucclno. Sequtl. (will use your credit card) in favor TO ANSWER AN AD man for companionship and lun and whatever devel- ol superficial, long term contractual relationship, ops. Lovt black tie, tht btach, boats, hlkts, explor- Knock Knee commitment, Adv. MORE. Fscss hap- 1 -900-2261003 ing, adventure, museums and Brlgantlne. Please call pens. PS... No Lawytrettes, Cardboard professionals, Ext. 3049, Public servants, Ntw Yorkers, drugs, ASAP. PLEASE $2 FOR THE FIRST MINUTE, $2 FOR EA. ADDTL MINUTE DIVORCED WHIT! «MALE REPLY TO BOX 4717. 43, slim, attractive inking single/divorced white 1. Not) the extension numbers at the «nd of the malt- 38-48, trim and good looking, who is physically GRUNGE LOOK, SINGLE WHITE MALE 31, (looks BOX RENTAL 21), 5' 10", medium build, brown hair, green eyas, ads you would Kka to answer. and emotionally tree to build a relationship with tht For advertisers who would Irke Iht option of receiv- right womtn If ht wert to lind her., and also have smoker, en|oys rolltrbladlng, alternative music, out- tlmt for fun, dancing, dining and Just being with doors, Howard Stern, seeks attractlvt, grunge/golhlc 2. To respond by phone caH 1-90O226-1O03 ing mail responses In addition to voice responses, someone special, Fltatt reply ixt, 4166, look single white ftmtlt, 16-29 with same interests you can rent a mail box for $1 per lint per week with lor tun, romanct, adventure tnd possible long term torn a Touch-Tone phone and followIn s DtVWCID WHITE FEMALE- relationship. Pltast rtspond ext. 5155. voice prompts and record your messages. an additional charge of $4 per week for "This Adver- 41,5'5, slim, attractive, actlvt, hontst ISO S/DWPM The coat b $2.00 per mlnuia. You must be tiser" lines. To respond by tnall, look for ads that are 4048 who Is sincere, handsome, financially stable w/ HANDSOME ROMANTIC DWM- 37,59", stnsltlvt, 18yeanorddertouse this 000 tine. specially marked in BOLD PRINT. Mail received for good stntt ot humor. Must enjoy an equal mix ot NS enjoys outdoor activities, cuddling, dining, seeks advertisers who have not requested mall bom will jjolng out & quiet eves, at home, If you over Indulge pttltt, romantic, attractive SDWF, 27-38 lor friend- in alcohol, gambling or drugs, plsast don't respond. ship, possibly mort, Kids OK. Please rtspond to not be forwarded. Smokers OK. Wttst rtptyfa. 4821 . eit.4832. Dec. 14-16,1994 23 Central New Jersey's Best Choice For Meeting Someone Close To Home NAVAQATCM WANTCD Atiir years and restoration, ftlNQLEWMrrf FEMALE SWM,44,S'1V',178lr/S- 8WPM- 25.6'3a, brownhalr, blue half. SMks taN, n/ Ihi fOidlttf rolls out this spring. Application pres- vary attractive, 30, 110 lbs., 55 w/1 child, non- Non-smokar, social drinker, good-tooking, I enjoy s, humorous, SWPF, aoe 2040, Interested In sports, •ntly bting icctpted for navigator, tucciailul can* smoker, non-drug user, sincere, honast, organiiad & otdiss, rsading, dining out, sports, flea markets, rnov- music tmoviH, Ext 4829. dedhe molt bt an experience back nat drtvtr tor naat, secure about myself, Wishing to meat SWM, lea, and juat quiet times together; lovt chWren. Inter- weekend launti and must alio ba available occasion' must be very attractive. 2«XK 5'9'-6'i , in shape, 34 ested in matting attractiva, S or DWF, 30+ with siml< VERYRJOMANTK ally during the week for maintenance sessions. Ap* Inch waist or small, 0-2 kids ok, non-smoker/drug tar intarssta for eerlous LTR. OeHnHety no drugs! Handsome, levet-haaded, slncari 8 honest SWM 38 plicants must bt female between 3144 yra. old. usar, honest, polite, not • slob or Isty, must be THIS ADVERTISM HAS CMOSIN TO PJCIIV8 5'U" 170 Ib. who alwaya Iraats a woman with re* Training wtM consist ol Inatructioni In basic navag* secure about yourself yet not self centered, for a MAIL ONLY. PHASE SIND UTTM AND PHOTO sped and ctass. In search of long term relationship lions, the Mlotyncriilts ot British sports cart (arm meaningful ratitlonship I poaaibt* marriage, il you fit TO: IMTRODUCnONS MX 4S!7, FOUSU NSf with SWF 29 • 40. who is slim 8 attractive and enJoys their owners), and post-rally de-atmalng technlQues. all of tha above, than please call e»UW the theater, movits, dsnclng, good converiatton, In return for navagatorsarvices, the drivfr agrees to comejjj clubs and wNkend getaways. Please reply Mptnd an aqua) or greater amount of tint and a* IINOLfWHtniMLEtSO SWM- 20, honast, hardworking, caring, I enjoy hik- argy addressing yourlntaraits and/or natds assuring 8T, short brown hair, brown tyas. Workout every ing, moviai, flea marktts, comedy snows, ISO, a day, collega student, humofous-yst romantic, ISO SWf 11-25, looks not as important aa pereonaittyl WANTBO BIST FP1IIN0 FOMYM- by a tan, elm, the give and take relationship required ol any sue* PlatsacaHeirt.W30 romantic, attrsctivt, college tducated 50* widow. I CM»lullWTiCaN«UH4 pretty, tWivyet ihapaty, SWF with a good paraonaHty, am a nort-sinoker, enerottlc, varied cultured Inter* honest, eomnunlcataa wall, 1143. Wesse reply art. SINQU SUCK FIIIALf LO0KW0 FOR NO ONE IN ests. Financially independent. Intereste Include: con* NIW AQI- SWM lata 30s, strong, handsome, into 4714. FAP.TKUUH- 25,5'5, Exotic dancer, ISO aomeone certs, dancina, and the shore. Best fritnd should Ntw Age. mind, psychic, would m to htai from who la Intarsatlng & likts to go out I have fun. If this hava seme of humor, integrity, plui an upbeat mt woman waama Inttrasts. Please call em. 4711. la you just giva me a call al Ext. 4547. for life ahead to share. 6ft. or over, age 5045, West* field, Meluchtn area. Call ail.4986 MrCIOUY 25, Bm. hair, haial NVH, slim. atMatlc, enjoys tha SHIM- » atrawbarry blond hair, 58, med. buttt, f if) NM Lorlen, or Ursla Andrtss, This Advertiser haa chosen b'5" alindar intelligent, nurturing & aesthttic. Stak- to recieve mall only, Please write to Introductions SWM- "THIQUV YOUR »ARf NTS WANNED YOU ABOUT ing attractive, cultured, financially secure malt, 5545 BOX 5021, Forbes Newspapers, PO BOX 889, Sonv 41, brown-haired, blutd-eyad professional, 6'2" tall I Not still reading? SWM-31 (looks 24-28), 5'10, med. for caring, long lasting rtlaiionihip. Ext. 4965. have a vtry dry sense ot humor, I have my Doctorate build (not tNn-but not fat eftherl) Shoulder length ervMe, NJ, 08178 and am successful. I anjoy the beach In the aummer. Bm. hair, green eyes, enjoys Hfea ilmpte pleasures. Looking for a female in the 30-45 yr. range for a Blue Jeans, Rock A Rolf, Comedy clubs, camping, MMRVATIONSroflTWO? STARLITI STAHRIONT- WINTIIt OHAMS permanent ralatlonshlp. Pis cati oxt. 4586, Shore. Down to earth w/great sense of humor. Fun Whits Mldowar, mid 40$, 5'8", 156 ibi. NS, or* 8UKSIWrUM LOW- SWJPMmW40a 510,18S loving, Advanturous A a hopateaa Romantic aaaka child, varlad interests, ISO a ptaasant, fit WF 3W4 SWM- same In an attractive WF 21-35 w/sime Interests for lbs, ISO attradlvs, warm, affodionatt, Intelligent, Searchlng lor one ot s kind SWF. I srr* a succasaful, aith a positive outlook on Ilia for a LTR, Kids OK. generous, apontaneoui, wtH proportioned indepen- Fun, Romance, Adventure I possible long term reJe- Plaasa raspond axi. 4946, SWM, 27, who is tired of haad-gsmas a what tha bsr tionshlp. I am a smoker. Plessa ceil Exi 4s1S. dent woman w/lnnsr beauty, thin to med. build, 34-43 acena has to offer. I am goal-oriented and easy give or take, for mesnlrwM LTR. No Princesses going, My activities nnge from NYC to the shore...to Romantic Italian, 40s, 215 lbs. 5ft. lOin, haaHhy and pieasa. Hold true to your Dreams tho' phantoms at ataylng in and reading • pood book. If you are a SWF ttARlin SEEKING KNOT adventurous, but borad. Seeking sama in whits fa- best, no other goal It worthy tha quest. I'm well 22-30, who has the similar above qualltlee 4 Inter- Attractive blonde sense ol humor, tnjoys dancing, mala. For intimate friendship, marital status unlmpor- educated, wall manntrsd, a i»rf-mtdi man of merit. asts. Please call e»t. 4772, skiing, travel, dining & fun In the sun. Seeking a tali Must be adventurous i vary affectionate. I'm willing male 45-55 financially secure to share We. Ext 5086, tant,Calle»M98Q, _ to try anything once, evcapt skydiving, Can we talk? SIM- very good-looking, attorney, runner, Iravaier, Plesaa Ext. 4779. 36 (look and feet 20s), 511," 170, healthy, N/S, finan- IHV SWM- 40, handsome, vary athletic, runs mar* cially tacura. Enjoy dining, outdoors, reading, con- 8WJPF- Late 30s. Haiet eyas, Brunette, Ivy educa- thoni, lifts weight!, 6', 165 lbs., ISO S/0WF, 25-35 versation. Sacking (vary} attractrva SWF, 20a to 38, tion, who believes that chemlatry cornea first, then yrs. old, who Is also very athletic, enjoys going to STUNNtNa OJF 5' 8", 40 with down to aarth person- for Mtndihlp/im Photo helpful. TMi advertiser romance, and with luck commitment. 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LVM ootentai... .rnodtnn prictlt 4 zbMnrW) VSBSM, 2nd Itvfl hHooriiMr ybfdi, OM car gmgt. CiH dN tor m ippoJntmifli to m 2 nnplacN, wnMy roofti, largo pfopfrty. bwKn w* NM bw. a e« gmgi. ancbMd porch bjtdnni, 25 bathi, hi tum, gnit lamiy fiof 2nd bilh Mtd 2 bjdnw. Qmi homt wHh •td noff. Owtwi wmt oim. MET47B1, n«jghbofhoed.MET478e. GUba|PNl.MET47SS. 1317,413 SCOTCH PUUNI l314fIH p g FHIKI tor lamiM with many updrtM. Lowly bvtJ Uniqua ittitt pnp«iy on 14+ icm w/S country High ofia hi with viawt. If you are looking for a Magnifictnt Southitde home titling slop a yti cOfNtn*f< to shopping & commuting. Kfchin private retreal. th* «a good one for you Th* 4 lot with mountain vltwi ind jutl Ktou from Stanton homei for My living oor rental ireomt. SrM,, p ptrt wthjrMcrwryciblntti.doubliovtri.no-waxflorIng, shaded Knoll with inground pool, Mt-in kitch- Ridgv jotl count. Cul-de-wc co4on«l. ROT2213 ilMlM Hmpontl RDT19M badrm, Vh bath hom« tutufet balcony from msl en, large family, 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths and modld.CririllmMlrMi RDT19M 3 bdrmt. lev gawp, deck, ttongt building. bdrrn, custom finplace, tcreaned porch with iky- ROT20M. light*, i car gang*, outbuiding w/electrc ROT 1915. more!SPL1955. MBIPHKI (UlUlMHI/i , PIICATAWAY U4M0 MARKNSVILE RANCH) Owner will consider miintaintd Ranch in lamily ndghber Custom Cotonisl Cape set on 4+ acres. Prop- VALUEPLUS!!This«wHmaintainedCk}lonial PRESTIGIOUS LIVING! Larga point of Wood* Colo- often 3 bdrmt, updated Wchen, formal 0/R, nial 4 btdrms. 25 batnt, unkan family room «/ lease/purchase on this 3 bedrm. With F/P and hood. 3 bedrooms, finished basement, over- erty is sub-dividable. Prestigious Souths*** family room. 2 car attached garage. Full lized garage, wan to wall carpeting, alumi- location. Cafl today! SPL3027, F^, hardwood Moors, porch & patio. Priced firaplaca Full buemnl, 2 car garage BaautiMly num Biding Corner properly in move In ritfrt with many NnenJUes, SPF1264. landtcapad lot. SPF1364 basement has plumbing lor 2nd bath, conditon SPF1247. 1-JtMl wiiTPiii HM PUINMILD I14MU REDUCE0I1 This brick ftthafc i splfl tovstse t OflACIOUS & SPACIOUS!! This Colonial split NEW USTIN01I Move in condition describes INVESTOftS ALERT!! ThM rtiaint. frw 3 family rtii- Coma I IH ttw spaciout split Itval in one deop lot boasts 3 bdrms., 2.5 baths, level is sat on lush grounds In Sleepy Hollow, this 3 bdrm,, 1 bath Cape Cod taaturing new dsnos with an sapsraM utiWiH ofltra an exca«eni family neighborhood, Isaluring 3 bedroonn. central bath, carpeting, windows, stove, dirveway. sir, caHing tons, i much more. SPFt279. updated kitchen, fun. rm & 1 st floor laundry. Oilers 4 bedrms., 25 baths, F/DR, £uro EIK raturn on your irvtHmtnl Extra parking and k>« of Priced right in a vary desirable neighbor- targe F/R, CAC A Encl porch. Many quality Updated electric and much more. This one is Moraga. SPF1»1. hood, 5*1267. feautres A upgrades. SPF1290. worth the Iripl SPF1294, IOVTH PUINriM/MSCATAWAY •eWH KAINnfti/W / iteewe.eeie Hillsborough Scotch Plains/Clark Area South Plainfield/Piscataway Are< COLDU/eiL Montgomery Area (908)322-9102 (908)668-0020 BANK6R • (908)874-8421 Readington/ Metuchen/ Branchburg Area Edison Area SCHLOTT (908)534-4085 , REALTORS* A Fort* Nfww* Supplement 4-December 14,15,16,1994 Wood-burning stov* e warms Westfield cape Situated on a 99-by-125 land- washer and self-cleaning oven/ scaped lot, this charming colonial range. Oak cabinets and oak hard- cape cod style home in Westfield wood floors add to the charm of offers the conveniences and quiet this kitchen. of residential living. An ll-by-10 den/office provides a The three- separate space to set up a home bedroom home office. A 14-by-12 bedroom is lo- sits on a tree- cated on the first floor, as is a full, lined street, newly tiled bathroom. about 1 mile Plenty of custom-built closets from West- and storage can be found on the field's down- second floor.'Here one will find town and with- the 20-by-16 master bedroom with DAVID GIPSON/FORBES NEWSPAPERS in walking dis- This charming living room It sized it 20-by-12, tance to recreational parks. The its own private full bathroom, The "double-sized" lot also is sur- third bedroom is sized at 16-by-12. rounded by a privacy fence. Both bedrooms feature wall-to-wall From gas-fired furnace to central carpeting. air conditioning, this home has The basement in this home has Tipsheet been upgraded with new utilities. been transformed into a 28-by-23 Addrm 125 Cedar St, Westfield A new hot water heater has been recreation room. Wood-burning installed, also. Three levels con- stove, recessed lighting, real wood Asklni price: $249,900 tain enough living space for a panelling and wall-to-wall carpet- Bedrooms: 3 growing family. ing create a wonderful place to Refinished oak hardwood floor- relax or entertain, Stencilling ing is featured throughout the first found throughout the house adds Amenities: wood-burning stove, floor. On the first floor, there's a a country detail. "Blue Ribbon Homes" 20-by-12 living room with a new The one-car garage is attached. dishwasher picture window; a new bay window BRIDGEWATER accents the 13-by-10 dining room, There is much to this home list- Heatini/coolinr updated gas- Actfoining the informal dining ed for $249,900 with Meeker Shar- key Realtors in Cranford. For fur- Model home at Stony Brook: fUeled furnace, central air room is the 13-by-10 country kitch- 4BRcol.w/all decoratortouch- en. Upgraded with modern appli- ther information or to arrange a es, 9'ceilings 1st fir, cathed. conditioning ances, the kitchen is fully tour, contact Julie M. Murphy at entry, master suite, wooded, equipped with a refrigerator, dish- 272-2570. outstand, landsc. $489,000 BRIDGEWATER Blue Ribbon Winningendunit! Impeccable home, nuetral decor, many upgrades; 2+BR, 21/> baths, library, full bsmt,& 2 car gar. $204,000 HILLSBOROUGH Better than new! 4BR, 2Vfe bathed, w/twolevel45x16 deck overlooks Green Acres in great family neighborhood; plus fin. bsmt.T MBR w/sitting area. $309,900 coiouieu Bedminster/Bridgewater Area BANI^RU 908-658-9000 SCHLOTT REALTORS" *u 4*u ,* . ,i. i. ML * u ..i , DAVID GIPSON/FORBES NEWSPAPERS The 13-by-IO country kitchen features custom-built oak cabinets, reflnished oak hardwood floors, refrigerator, dishwasher, and a self-cleaning oven/range. A Forbes Newspaper Supplement December 14,15 16,1994-5 House hunting with Santa Sena Realty joins the How 'bout mixing holiday cheer adorned with a trimmed tree and fifth bedroom and ftill bath on the with house hunting? Carlisle Pre- holiday decorations. Candy canes first floor. All four bedrooms have Toys for Tots campaign miere at The Hills will sponsor a and other goodies will be handed holiday party Saturday. Dec. 17out for good cheer. walk-in closets. The Redham starts Tony Sena, owner of Sena ning now through Dec. 21. where children can visit with Mr. Being the largest home offered at $340,000 without a basement; a Realty, 370 East Main St., Som- "To make children happy for and Mrs. Santa Claus from 10 at The Carlisle Premiere, the Red- walk-out basement model starts at erville is pleased to announce it the holidays is a great feeling is the official drop-off center for and accomplishment," says Mr. a,m,-l p.m., and adults can tour ham is a perfect choice for a holi- $363,500. the collection of estate homes. day party. The design offers four Toys for Tots campaign spon- Sena. The party, itself will, be held in a bedrooms and two and one-half For more information, call 781- sored by the U.S. Marine Corp. All toys can be dropped off furnished Rledham model home, baths with an option to create a 7300. They will be collecting new. any day between 9 am-8 p.m. unwrapped toys to be distrib- weekdays, and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. uted to needy children for the weekends. For further informa- Home warranties gain favor holidays. The campaign is run- tion, call 253-8403. "Home warranties can be a veiy major repair costs in the first year ment held up others who wanted important part of the home buying after purchase. to provide the coverage. That's be- process," said Joseph Gorsky, "It's not like life insurance, cause a system had to be worked president of ERA Van Syckel Re- which you know will pay off no out by which such coverage would HOUSES OF THE WEEK alty. matter what," Mr. Gorsky said. A not appear to be an insurance poli- Typically; new homeowners use service contract does not cover cy, Mr. Gorsky explained. But Start your "NEW YEAR' I up all their available cash in pay- normal wear and tear or preexist- ERA only provides coverage ing the down payment and closing ing conditions. And it doesn't through its own franchise brokers. With a "NEW HOME" costs on that new house, The last cover the structural features of a One of the largest independent thing they need - or can afford - hqme such as the basement or the firms offering coverage is Home- is a costly repair at the outset. roof." owners Marketing Service of Hol- ERA reports that its sale of home- ERA is the oldest provider of lywood, Fla., which is the warran- owner warranty contracts jumped warranty contracts, basically be- tor for the homes listed by many by 9 percent in 1993 in the North- cause the state Insurance Depart- local independent brokerages. east compared with 1992, while Home- owners Marketing Ser- vice reports its sale of warranty contracts zoomed by 10.8 per- RANALD BROWN cent in the same pe- 1934 Washington riod. Buying a warranty MARTINSVILLE. NEW JERSEY 08836 contract is not buyips SCOTCH PLAINS - This three bedroom split level has insurance, explained 1 a new furnace, humidifier & central air conditioner and Mi . Gorsky. Mr. Gor- the roof is just 3 years old. The pretty fenced-in yard has sky said that a war- a patio and rock garden with a pond. The grade level ranty contract is actu- family room (w/adjotning powder room) is a perfect ally a service contract place for the children to play, while keeping the rest of on the mechanical sys- the house neat, The chef in your family wilt love the Jenn tems in the home that Air stove & self-clean oven. Other features include a covers a portion of dining room w/chair rail, hardwood floors & a built-in garage. $185,000. WASHINGTON BOROUGH $159,900 SOMERVILLE $149,900 BEAUTIFULLY MAINTAINED IMMEDIATE OCCUPANY!! 3 Bedrooms - Basement - 1 % baths • I HoKky 1 2-FAMILY DUPLEX Attached garage! Great North-Side loca- 2 immaculate 3 bedroom side-by-side tion convenient to Route 22/287 & 78. A i Season I apartments with 3-car garage. MUST SEE!! N \ ", v \ •, ^ \ \ N V Iron NEW! NEW! NEW! WARREN TWP. $329,900 FANWOOD - Looking for your first home? This could be your heart's desire! A quiet cul-de-sac setting,,.Picture Condominiums window living room...Dining area & convenient kitchen, Brick Front Colonial - 4 bedrooms - 2V? each have sliding glass doors that access the screened 217 Prospect Avc. baths. Brick fireplace with stone hearth, porch, with a cathedral ceiling, and a shady backyard... CnnfofiNJ 2-car attached garage! All city utilities! Two 1st floor bedrooms and bath, plus,.. A large 2nd SOMERVILLE $319,000 floor bedroom with room for one more! Hardwood BRIDGEWATER TWP. $269,700 4-FAMILY floors, maintenance free siding & an attached garage, Sales Office Make 1994 a year to remember! Call us today For your 276-0370 STUCCO EXTERIOR!! tour! Asking $147,500, Beautiful mountain lot! 3 bedrooms - (4) 2-bedroom apartments. Tenants OWNER 2V?baths. Sunset Lake privileges avail- pay all utilities and rent, $37,200. An- FINANCING able! Come pick your colors!!! nually. Convenient north side location!! Celebrating 23 years fof&ctetv of landmark Service : TO QUALIFIED INC. jt BUYERS REALTOR 908-232-8400 % M-FByAppi. S Sal, 11-3 (908) 469-2333 44 ELM ST. • WESTF1KLD, NJ Wed. Even, by Appi. EAlTOfl* REAL ESTATE MARKETPLACE i M \ A I \|O\ ( ( MILLSIOH0O0M- 1 color, rittaion, en or na- BR, LR, kit, AC, naw llonal origin, or an Irtten. Great Starter Home. •470-Apartments to WMl f SMN Shaca appl * W/D, pool, tannia, lion to makt •nytuch Larga lot. Oarage. hait/HW incl. Avail. prefarenca, Hmltaion or Fenced yard. Walk to §4S0 • Waa4aal la Raul imiMd. I7»/WO. Call dlicrimlnatton. Mn a^asj aaa*iaa» R0UN0M00K AFFORDAILI MODU- aMj fill • Hamaa Fac iata This newepeper wHt not LAR- Custom Homai. m-m-tm NILLIIOROUtN- AVWURWTY knowingly accapt any ad- ERIC Aaaoc. offari high Avall. t/i, 3lr, 2 1/2 Don't wa«. > .Maonificent 1 quality cuatomliad baths, OR, Lft, all vtrtlaing tor raal aatata ThinMna of sailing your BR (r $410, in baauMM which fa In violation of homaa, dacka and graan- appllincaa. $1,1W/mth gardan aattlna. Fttno- houses that ara Afford* home?Ca«UMorErms: tM ma IMm tha law, Our raadari ara Ljat vatad kHchan I mooarn Informed that all dwell- abia. Flnatwlng avail* COtAWtU Tiwa aiWraa convenience; closa to all Ingi advertised In this aMa to quatltled buytra. •ANKMICHLOTT (t0t)4t»H17 ana aaa noin 1/2 duplex. LR, DR, Kit., major hwya. MI-356- newspipar ara available yard, S690/mon. + utll., on an aqual opportunity •OUND NOOK Graat HOPETSI906-66&-1092 IIDMINSTIFt 1115 bull. H«M Evaluation (amlly neighborhood. OUNILLIN- Single VIUAOI- Apt. 1 BR. 3BR, 2 baths, aplit laval, •010 HOITMI UfWW Complilnli ot diacrimina- family, 3 BR, 114 baths, Parkllka anting, Walking ROUND MOOK- 2 BR, I1M.OO0 all naw windows, CAC, dislanca to F.H. train. 2 nd. fir,, off it. prkg, tion in housing on tha DR, Fam. Rm, screened LR, formal W, m. Otitt N30< nOHWI POf Illl basis ol race, color, street. Walk to trains/ $975 Inc. heat. CaH-234- W75/mofl'Putil(1wilkTo MM' Fwnt porch, fenced yd, bay 1101. Ask for Ira or Btv, train, No dogs. 204-0126 cread, ancestry, marital window in mislar br, HOUSE FOR HINT- 3 bui, no pats. $1200 4 •040 Unuiy Utlls. 906-548-6571 or status, tax or handicap 8166,500.906-271-4507 BRS. Fplc. Established •lOMtNSTIR- Tha ICRANFORD- tat fl., 2 MM should ba mada to Naw community. Ski resort, 925-7925 dayt. family home, close to Watarlrorrt CUNTON-Mova right Hills. Fully furnlahed 1 MM Jarsay Division on Civil BMNCHIIMG into this spectacularly ahopping.908-754-6629. ; canter of town, tbr, large Property MIW COLONIAL! DUNIUIN- Small cot- BR condo. Avail, after Rights, 363 W. Stata St., dacoratad townhoma. tage 2BRa, $7M/mo.+ Jan. 3. Laava message jklichan and LR, AC, haat M70 CondOfitHHiims To be built, 3/4 BR on Trenton, NJ 0861B. Fireplaca, baaamant & 9400 utiis. Ideal for bus, 761-7323 14 hot watar Incl., (700/ NM Townhousat Phone (609)292-4605. 3/4 acre lot with parkllke ! mo 609-953-3722 MM Multi-Family a. AvallaDt* In luat coupla. 906-96S-65S8. backyard. Spring deliv- aya. SM.900. Call RENTALS ROUND MOOK 9100 Lett and Acreage ery, priced in low to mid n Lisa Walasie* RE/MAX jCRANFORD- 2 family 9110 Out of Am ****** $200't. Call Mike AVAILAWUTY 9120 Wanted to luy Pratarrad Professionals 9410-Homes [duplex, lovely family ADVIRTIIEYOUR Saharko or Debbie Realtors 6J6-O700 ant. 13 MM • MuKI'Famlly Don't wait...Magnllicent (neighborhood, 3br, 9130 Mortgages ind Verner tor more Informs- 1IR frem S61O; 2BR Financing OWN HOUtI AO or 6744464 aval. 9430'Townheuiaa and and CofiaipMiaiMRis screened in porch, yard, tionat Condominiums from MM in batutiful 9140 -Mistiftaallstate FOR ONLY $10, FMNKUNPAIM-Larg- Ibsmt, W/D hookup, con- FOR MOW INFO MA Class* Living 9440 • Apartment! gardan setlina. ntno- venient to bus, train, ftoatty 909-722.11M est 3BR, 2 Vt bath town- •460-Rooms vated kitchen ft ntodern CAUFAIQE house, over 1600 sq tt. •RANCHIURO- 2 BR, 'schools and shopping, ortvM.72»>13M 2.5 bath, all appl. pool, convanlancea; closa to Avail 1/1/95 , W5d/mth HOUSJNQ •M-7224000 Sunken IR, formal DR, all major hwya. OffOflTWaTTY IXTI257 MIDOIWATW- 3 BR Florida rm, lull kitchen. AoVartfM in tfia ClaatMtd; tennis, (1250/mo, Avail. i utits, Call olfice ranch, 21W Lfl, Lg. Mint cond, all upgrades, 1/1 722-1063 908-366*8185 i number 382-2434 All mi aatata advertised MO YOU EIK, 1 bath, Attic room $124,500,821. in thii nawapapat n autj. tor expansion, 75'x235' (act to tha Fadtral Fair Thlaltttlaadcanbaraad prlv. yard, $160,000 By Homing Act ol 1968 by mora than 310,000 Owner, 61 Morton St., tuo which mattes it iKeoai to raadara In 17 public* 906-560-6931 Prices In Y our Neighborhood advertlae any preference tioni throughout Somer- llmttitlon Of discrimina- tat, Middlaaai and Union MANVILLI- The tion baaad on race Countlaa? tt caught your complete Christmas List! attention. oWt Iff Everything you have COASTAL N.C. LIVE always wantad is In this 1 NEAR THE BEACH, NEW HOME 60x100' $19,900. Beautiful, quaint us. level lot, 4 BRs, 21/2 Swanaboro. High, wood- baths, LR, large kitchen, ed lot w/iccais to tha At- ^FALL OFFERS formal DR, 1st floor laun- lantic, Near town I Ham- dry, full bimt, 1 c. ga- mocks Beach Stata Park. $139,900 $142,800 You cm $ rage, malnt. tree win- Qraat financing. Hurry, 450 dows & siding. See a call now U00-446- SOMERVILLE SOMWVILLE advertise in this wish list coma true! LAND, aitt 2341. Patten 7 3/4% 30 yr.fixad mig. Carolina Land 1 BEDROOM APTS.* avail, to qualified buyers "NEW LISTING" Quiet street, walk to town. directory for as $ is lundt last. S166.N0. •110 Well maintained Colonial Ask lor Susan Perei at Immaculate 3 bedroom tittle as 135 Out of AM with 3 BIVs, 2 baths, 570 MA Classic Living Colonial featuring B)aaHyMa>722.1166or featuring large Irving area, per week. 2 BEDROOM APTS." natural woodwork, 723-4434 eat-in kitchen, enclosed For more Includes Heat & Hot Water SOUTH GAROUNAIt formal dining room, full sunporch, Ideal for "1st MIDDLESEX basement and 2 car time" or-move-up" buyer. information call BROOKSIDE Reduced price makes Gorgeous 2.2 acra deep this four bedroom home water lot. Water and QOII garage. "A Must See". an even greater value. 14 coursa propaftlaa. GARDEN APTS. years young, deck, patio, Raiort and raltramant Connie 129 Mercer SL,SomcrvillctNJ 2 car garage, ceiling fans, central air & MORE! homae. Buy now and let Pascal* Realtors 908-725-2909 $171,900. Call your retirement home 1-800- pay for itself. Call today * On 112 mo. lew Itf] mo*. M30- CAROLE J.ESTOK (908)711-1031 906-S49-9400, eiU09 for free Information. •• On a 12 mo. lew • N 3 mw. $570 - RE/MAX Malty Center Susan Klavohn 559-9495 Realtors Agant Owned Realty lisi 9 mov S773, J795, WW (2 Wrrm 1-603-664-7300 Por new tenant only. Ad musi he presented tt signing of rental application. Advert/ielnlhiClMsllied! AFFORDABLE HOMES UNDER $150,000 4dVtrflsernfl]aCliitJf/e(f! i i t ''.'t ,Wv '** Dtxsirribw14(15,16(1W4-7 WrWWIiO-J fffl. Offle* Sta, cowan, to HI major tramp, Immid. VBW Pffi ft| Uw*y NOTICE: AN MIWEL- d Ato LANEOUt RENTAL! 7*2.1177 PAYOLE rN ADVANCE, Studio by cuh, chick, VISA U2Bodrooma Buy or Laaia. Route 22. or Maittr Ctrd. For i 21,000 at on ift acraa OAflWOOO- 2Brt, 41/2 quott on coil. 250011 office 2 T/B4 0/I m, a dmHy, h«U hot tO0%apr(nklerad watorlncl., DMT aN tram, Immediately avail MMJ for oouptf, 1 Exclusive Brofcaf Me, $76Wmo. No - Qatigt KnautrRaittycorp Avail. 1/1/BS, iiM-MOiqfttt 90BS2e-7fOO BOt-TBt-DBO ftndtfnc Hijohtt Cofldo* DIRECTORY i mlnlumi, ISO/mo; 4 mo loan In idvinct. Call GOty 2 M Hti fof listing of Central Hew Jersey's Finest Professionals of«« 7224144 lor into W/W cirptt. 1795/™. MM74434I ITOWAWAV SIIF To Help You Wm Buying or Selling Your Hone. - 1 room apt. BTOftAM- has tarn lo- cationi with many liiat Unlli Ino. pror 7,000 aq. ft. Ugtit Call 90a>766-5400 ol tall ilonga unila availabla. RU2 Eaat manulicluflng, 908-214- MWTAK-3rmibtlh. Whllahouta, 90S-534- 1240. FEATURING HEAL ESTATE AGENT 1tt I ctllw, Parking, m MM Of Rt 22 Wtti Lao- HIQHLAN0 MRN- mo. tot, + utHa. I8W •norHOMJB-W shoplorftcaperfeclfor S34<4297 I electrical HVAC, contrac- (908) 792*2222 MUMTAN-MainSI. tora, building trades, mtihHfp t Convenient Highland (908)752-2279 Park/Edlson/Piscataway SUS/mo. Call WAI (Sh\Tf VOICE MAIL 906UM7M area. Asking ti5OO/mth. +utlls. +fi«ei. Call 302-6389 PAGER *m MaMaaa PraNf* 906446-8565 tor ippt, I FARLEY OtOYOO 'Rawlfrai that an ad In'this local Bralnr ABBOOMI paper also goea Into 22 BUS. (908) 752-8222 RAMAN- Hall Dgptax, other local papers? WILLIAMSON REALTY, INC. Lit, OR, Kit. w/pintry, Reach ovsr 310,000 3Mi, bith, attic, ctilir, readers with one call) Fax (908) 752-5772 368VailAv«H» w/w cirpitlna, yard. 1. Pwatawy.NJ 08854 EMCII. cond. $ttO/mo.+ utlli, 11/3 mot. ate. ' WWViMPJi YourNtighborhoodSpiGWtot Cradit rail. No pall. Avail, Immtd. Call 90S- Million Dollar Club 4194320 or 704-4590, OtVOfHUMUCS #vt WaTr^W PlWn Artea Lombardi, GRI, CRS 3 rma. & to«h w/aH utHa. Mia •uppHad, IK floor, M75 tola* W • W forlala eom»Q74> Broker-Associate For More IOMIRVILLI- tBR, OaaartunWai • Ueonioafortala ttulil ntlghborHood, run- PI AFACK -II, 980,000 WVEtnMI/ Information About vnoliar prafarrad, MM Certified Residential Specialist NVUONM toei,hait,MM009tvH. Bank ownad mlxtd-usa Advertising In Tins WIITFIILD- unlur- project: Century 21 A. Merola & « niahad ttudlo apt. M40/ •3-iiory oilier bldg- mo,3rma.lM9Tmo.11/2 7,400 If Directory CM mo •«. Haat auppliad. •Raturb. comm'l housi- LaVecchia, Inc. No patt. Walk to ahop- 3215 »f ping A NYC tralm. No #5.14 acraa lor davtiop, Russell too. ntw Idtehtn, tarn of28,OOOlf 192 US. Hwy 22 W. apt! bath. 90M6442M Gnat Location • Greit KITCHEN CONCIStlON Buwl IN A Bf>ORTI IAR- 908-722-3000 Evenlng hours. All uten- Green Brook, NJ 08812 IITATIQHOUf sils t appllancea in- Ext. 6256 Excl. Brokir cluded. Call lor appl 9OH4I-MOO avas 8<7pm or leava ^ Somerset County Bd. Realtor of the Year 1994-95. MANCHMHIQ massage 665S092 nm MOTEL- 3p«m OfflM MflUH Rat*, 1135Me I Up. YOUR CLABBIfllO AD KHchanatta $150/wtt. I CAN U FUBLIIHID IN Badmlnatar/ 12 NCW JIMMY NCWt- REAL ESTATE AGENT I REAL ESTATE AGENT INFORMATION IOMIRVIUE- Qenllt- Pluckamln-smalf office PAMRB WITH ONE man-lum rm., taildantial, ipaci avail. MO-2400 aq. EASY PHONE CALL AND rafr,, HIS, IN A up/wk., ft. lor Immadlala FOR ONE LOW PRICE. MC.,fa(. 728-4470 Rft, 4. oecuoaney. Call FOR ONLY $219.00 COLDWeu 201 •377-1033 YOUR AO WILL REACH To Advertise In This •470 CRAMFWO- WO sq.ft. OVER 1.2 MILLION of mod. office spaca In HOMES THROUGHOUT xped the Beit Directory For As Little As oonvanlantly locattd THE 8TATE, CALL Bus. (908) 752-6222 FORBES CLASSIFIED AT Bus. 908-766-2900 bldg. In Bui. dlltrlct, ' Fax (908) 752-5772 FAX 908-766-2542 cmfril to ill banking & 1-800-559-9495, ASK $22.50 per Week, tfinip.CillMr.K. FOR JOYCE FOR ALL WIITnilD- Vary lirga THE DETAILS ABOUT Artea Lombardi, GRI, CRS BELLA WILGUS 2 BR apt., Fwn. or un- SCAN-STATEWIDE Broker-Associate (urn,, avail Immid., HIUIMROUQH CLASSIFIED AD NET- Certified Residential Specialist Call&RUUor t /aiim Prima location Rt. 206. WORK. 1201> 711-0426 Oftlca spaca to rani, Century 21 A, Merola & Call Russell at tha room. Avail, im SCHLOnREALTOftS* 908474-WSO. LaVecchia, Inc. 390lcott Square (MEAT RESULTS !92U.S.Hwy22W. 908-722-3000 MBMM foSnwv NILLWOROUQH BemaidsvUle.NJ.07924 Buy/Laait Green Brook, NI08812 I will buy you a WARRANTY on From $600 Sq. Ft, lo x6256 NOTICE: All HOMES 7,«0OSq.FI. Somtwl County Bd. Rcillor of the Ytir I9W-95, your home. Modam office In attrac- TO SHARE advirtlaa- tive otfica park, (Acron mtnti an PAYABLE IN from Ouka Eatata) ADVANCE by cash, Knauar RaaHycorp chick, VISA or Miittr Eidtislvalrokar Card. For a quott on M9H-7IO0 RUN YOUR SERVICE IN OUR CLASSIFIEDS coil, pl«M call PIAFACK-Maln Street. Phone: 1-800-55^9495. 1,0004000 sq. ft. in nice- ly upgraded otffcs bldg. gr-' exqulitly and 3,125 iq. ft. comm'l 1-800-559-9495 dicortted houai to houie, Idaal for prof. F0URLMEH3WUKS ihara on thi rlvar all uee. Ample pkg. amanitiai, CAC, W/D, IIRQMAN clianlng tarvlca, 1625/ RULIITATIQflOUr* mth. Avail ImmediBtely. del. Broker 722-5264 Fax: ROOMMATE- Somer- villa, share 3Bfl home, • OMIRVIU8/ .. $475/mo. Avail. Immad., MlOOLfl«-450iaft. 908-231-9638' hwy, 28, parking, Call dspoall, rtfs. 231-B994. 526-3661 6 -December 14,15,16,1994 A Forbes Newspaper Supplement Bi tf. Buy Just Looking: For 1126 Mo' Our open houses make it easy for BOUND BflOOK $ 155,00? 1121,900 Jim! you to see homes in person mid DONT MISS THIS ONE! BOUND BROOK $175,000 PO8TIVE CASHFLOW! Let this 2 lam. w/2 b«d/1 bth uch unit provide let thii 3 limity put curt in your poctwt 3 twdroom, l\ tat!t\ lownliomt m\\ u(>fl4id«o fat- 1 Sepiriti utility for e«r* unit. Can lodiy for compare prices. turn ImmacutaU condition Hm pool »tew courts. both home at well m income lor you. Call mwf deuili. BO#3677. BO'3638. today tor more into. BD#3664. KDWNSTER OFFICE W7IM000 BEOMINSTEn'OFFICE 9N-7SM000 BEOMNSTER OFFICE 9W7IMO00 When you're ready, well be glad to answer your questions Buy" '•?• personally. For For •1158 M222 Mo: lit , AtWeichert, Mo.' PISCATWAY $179,900 We put BRIDGEWATER $154,900 Great beginnings • Thgis 3 bed. 2 bath home BOUND BROOK $189,900 I Immaculate 2 bd iVi bath rhouse wftantasllc features great room w/fp, vaulted ceilings & Whethw you live m il, work in it For For !S2455 1063 1 bbO M513 Mo*-. Mo* m;, MONTGOMERY $269,900 RAHWAY $69,900 n KENDALL PARK $235,000 M0MR/MUGHTER ISEUN $165,000 BEAUTIFUL! Tfin 4 bedroom (2 maiw twdroomt) Vh bitni TWO FAMILY MAGNIFICENT!! Huge expanded ranch. 3 bedroom, 2 full lamily rom. tluMn lo Ui39 6Kk. ttmi circft ptvad dnveway, prof landicap«d. Owwalive lightingmovt I Priced low to settle Mtite Ideal lor investor or NM4 b«troomiC«ffl«HHlColonial Apptoxmatety THREE BEDROOM SPUT bills, verv private park:Mh* setting. Many first lime buyer. Easy walk lo NY tram, #193- 3703 sq feet of living space Prime Cul-de-sac loci On • iftWpark *•W Wh 3 todrooms and spa grades, Great room with fireplace #19J- righi m HBT4$3 4437 lion 193-4735 ooui family room, aat in kitchen, and garage Can lor rtLSBOROUQHOFFICE 90WU100 EDISON OFFICE 90M944800 appotrtirwt now'#193-4751 EDISON OFFICE 90N944800 EDISON OFFICE 90M944800 EDISON OFFICE 90M94-6800 For FOI 656 '1062 .1272 W1288 M416 Mo.' Mo.y Mo' Mo' FflXNKUN $loy, t LOCATION!! LOCATION!! FRANKUN TWP. $164,900 EDISON $197,500 EDISON 1219,100 Custom brick ranch, thu all brick prime ranch YOU DONT HAVE TO BE RICH... EDISON $199,900 Meticulously maintained! Impressive 3 bed- Thu tpacioui SUdiown Towfihome m To live here in thu Ouailbrook Regency C It In walking distance to Mall a Park, walk-up Brand new! Top of the line custom colonial, room colonial home features lamily rom with 'h battii. liroiSun townhome. Thit end unit nai 3 beflfoofni, attick, iky lite and 3 bedrooms in lovely family 2 w balhi, con Rreplace «no prime kxation! tour bdrms, Vh baths, family rm with frpl, fireplace & charming landscaped property area. Thijone won't last lonfl'Call today. HB7559 dead end street priced to sell. 024-3155. 024-3120. HILUBOROUGH OFFICE 90U7M1M MEWCHENOFFICE 90M0M200 METUCHENOFFCE 90M064200 (OFFICE 90M74410C. METUCHENOFFICE 90MOM20Q 1336 1887 &•• Mo.v Mo.: Mo.: TEWKSBURYTWP $207,500 M42.S00 HOLLAND TWP. $329,900 BIOOMSBURY $137,900 IMMACULATE! WARREN $289,900 "GRANDMA'S HOUSE IS FOR SALE" 3 bedroom ranch with family room (4ih bedroom in "UNIQUE PROPERTY" Inlmn colo. 3 bdrmj. walk-up attic ext.. 2 an dc- |Ui remodeled bisement Is a great buy Mnay up SECLUDED ON CUL-DE-SAC Tucked away n the woods ts a lovely 5 loom isnch tacfwd garage w/220 amp wm*. 1Di24 screen grides include roof/vinyl sidmgfluranceflenced yard/ Th« woniertui 4 6ft home stlson a level,! .5 acre lot Awaimg youf tender loving care liko Grandma gave f Magnrficenifi + acs. sur tDund Ih is * bdf m 3 balticontomp pich, lull bsmni. 3 frpics, closed off. new root, close Is reftodeled batti/new carpet. All this & great location lor Z car garage £/> bath & more call for inckleniials 096&327 [laigepond.views stieam44cardelacr»dg»r»gfl 096 $1^500, i 15354 flt. 78 0965386 Watcrwg Nils Higrt Scriool WA397B OLDWICK OFFICE 908439-2777 LOLDWICK OFFICE 90W39-2777 LaDWICK OFFICE 908439-2777 WARREN OFFICE 906-757-7780 WARREN OFFICE 906-757-7780 M i All Offices For purchaM prtcee up to |2S3,I37, monthly mortgage payments (principal 4 Interest) quoted rur ffmm± in our ads are to qualified buyers, based upon a 20% downpayment and a conventional 30-year S 3176 Open Until 9PM fixed rate loan at 9.000% with 3 points, A.P.R. 9.344%. As an example, a $100,000 loan 2272 would mean 360 monthly payments of $604.62. For purchm prlcea from 1293,931 to I 1626,000, the monthly payments are to qualified buyers based upon a 20% downpayment and WATCHUNG $349,000 calculated at 9.125% with 3 points on a "Jumbo" 30-year fixed rate mortgage with an MARTINSVILLE $488,000 Weichert A.RR, Of 9.472%. An example ol a $500,000 loan would mean 360 monthly payments CHARMING HOME WITH VIEW! BEAUTIFUL CONTEMPORARY ol $4,068,16. Figures herein are approximate and do not include property taxes, hazard Fif!i usic Staff Great Gifts At In Westfield Over 45 Years Great Prices! BECJ1MES1CRIS M3»c. We Special Order • Gift Certificates Available Music Staff CD. Annex 908-233-1448 908-233-5111 9 Elm Street • Westfield ; , t r.i. i » t i i i \ > t ' * > • • • Dec. 21-23,1994 LMtMnutoGHtOuldt It's time to tack on an affordable pin at do you get for the woman who has everything? And what do you get that is popular, affordable, and even a bit fashionable? According to Jewelers of America (JA), the world's largest jewelry association, pins are a great choice. Pins make great gifts because they are a type of jewelry that can be worn with what she already has. They can be mixed and matched with any fashion style, and are a great value in addition to being unique. Some popular pins for this season are those accented with colored gemstones or enamel to complement the fall suits. Gold or silver pins of different shapes and sizes add a special flair to sport clothes, especially in whimsical designs depending on her tastes. Does she like to sail? Find a pin with a nautical design, Does she like the outdoors. Find nature-inspired looks. And does she like to go out at night? Find pins with pearls, which give a nice, dressy touch. "One of the most special and practical qualities about pins is that they create a different look each time they are worn," says JA Chairman Mike Roman. "Pins are a great gift, and they won't leave your pockets empty." JA recommends consumers go to their local JA member jeweler to see the latest styles, Consumers can also receive a series of free bro- chures offering tips and guidelines for buying real jewelry, Write to JA at 1185 Sixth Avenue, 30th floor, New York, NY 10036. This Last Minute Gift Guide is published by Forbes News- PHOTO COURTESY JEWELEHS OF AMERICA, INC. papers, P.O. Box 699, Somerville, NJ 08876. To advertise in Pint make for in affordable and treasured gift. Pictured above are some of today's popular pin upcoming publications, call (908) 722-3000. motifs, In all shapes and sizes, from which to choose. CHOCOLATES FOR HOLIDAYS things Sugar Free WE SHP ANYWHERE FEATURING: JEWELRY • CLOTHING • GLASS • POTTERY WOOD • AND MUCH MORE tfto ym Jolidaf Qijl (jiouuf tiled ^ a beaded , ckmei, cmiki, , ^amei, dooJU, c/temlkica^wei, kali, Holiday Hours: Mon.-Frl. 10-6:30, Sal. 10-6 MAKERS Sun. 12-5 beautiful things 1838 EAST SECOND ST.1, SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ. 07076 HOURS: MON.-SAT. 10-6, THUR. 10-8 (908)322-1817 4U Last MfcMrttQIft Out* A VCR: the perfect gift for the family ooking for the ultimate A shuttle is a control knob that code numbers from local televi- "family" gift this holiday? lets you move in either direction sion listings that automatically LOne of the best buys is a through the video at varying set the times and channel for new VCR. . speeds - from still frame to 27you. "It provides enjoyment for the times the regular playback speed. Real-time counter: The real- entire family for years to come," Some VCR models also add a jog time counter displays the actual says Brian Hoffman of Panasonic control. With this, you can ad- elapsed time in hours, minutes Company. vance through the tape more ac- and seconds, even as you fast for- But while many new VCRs con- curately, as slowly as one frame ward or rewind the cassette. It tain all the basic features - on- at a time. allows you to return to a specific screen programming, auto- VHS hi-fi stereo: With this, the place in a movie, for example, for tracking, remote control and VCR has the ability to play back editing or viewing. more - Hoffman points out that prerecorded videos and record Front A-V Jacks: Front- there's a variety of even more tapes with hi-fi quality sound re- mounted audio-video connectors versatile features from which to production (20 Hz to to kHz,let you quickly and conveniently choose, Each makes the VCRmore than 90 dB dynamic range). attach the VCR to any other simpler to use and more reliable Built-in head cleaner: Record- audio-video source for recording. over its years ol use;. A few of Mr. ing heads attract dust and oxide Attached to another VCR, for in- Hoffman's suggestions: particles from worn videotapes stance, you can dub and edit your Evtryont In ttit family will lovi i now VCR. Consider all the Universal renftttc: It's an infra- that can eventually deteriorate home videos. available options, and buy a VCR with the features that will red remote control like any other picture and sound quality. Built- Automatic daylight savings make using it eaiy and enjoyable. that lets you operate the VCRin head cleaners clean the heads time adjustment: When daylight- from your easy chair; however, a automatically each time a cas- saving time arrives, every clock All programming and the correct nology for the highest-quality pic- universal remote also includes sette is inserted and ejected. in your home is wrong - except time is maintained for up to four turc, are definitely worth consid- buttons to remotely control your Easy programming: While the one in your VCR, if it's hours on some models, (Shop ering. television and cable box as well, most VCRs have one-touch, in- equipped with this feature. The around - some VCRs offer no j^ g^^^g to Hoffman, Multilingual displays: VCR stant recording and onscreen VCR's clock automatically don't shop for price alone. programming and setup instruc- menus to make recordings easier changes its time on the first Sun- Quality: Stick with reputable ,mat,s critical is M conve. tions are displayed as text on the to program, other VCRs can be day in April and the last Sunday name brands, and ook at each nience and ease of use/he say, television screen for quick and programmed even more simply. in October, if your area partici- feature with a critical eye. A easy operation. Multilingual dis- Program Director is a feature that pates in daylight savings time. "simulated wood-grain finish," so men y°u consider the hours of plays let you choose the language lets you quickly "dial in" the Timer backup: In the event of the VCR blends in with your fur enjoyment a VCR will give to that is used: English or Spanish. start, stop and channel informa- a power failure (outages, blown niture, isn't much of a plus. ltDy- y°ur cntire fan%.tne cost differ- Jog/shuttle controls: Looking tion using, the remote control. fuse, etc.), you won't lose your nAmorphous video heads," which ence between models is negli- for a specific scene on the video? And VCR Plus + " lets you enter programming with this feature. use professional recording tech- gible." HELP IS ONLY A Pets make a gilt 1 PHONE CALL AWAY * NJ Cdlular helping your Famly o! living love (NAPS) - What's even better than finding the animal, a pet under the tree Christmas morning? "Cats," he explains, "like cloth toys to Finding a gift certificate from a local shelter scratch; dogs, toys they can chew." so you can pick out your own, experts sug- Hartz offers festive gifts for your dog, gest. It's important tn involve your children such as Holiday Yummie Bones, a Holiday or spouse in choosing the right pet, since Glazed Giant Bone and a sturdy vinyl the animal will become a companion and Christmas tree toy to bite. For that purr-feet kitty, there's a Holiday even a member of your family. Wreath, filled with catnip, and a woven cot- If you already have a pet, don't forget to ton Santa's Sack, for kneading and scratch- include the pet in the holiday festivities, ing. Ne* annual coniraci with Bell Ailantic Met* rtqured. fin Children love the idea and can benefit emo- You can also get pre-packed holiday tionally and psychologically from in- •Annual cowact on Meet plans itquirad appear on first bill, nu...,»,., ™ mm numow requvM. aw mpm 12\31 W stockings, filled with toys, treats and chews, _. j teracting with a pet during this special time. as well as fashionable pet sweaters for a M **Oo you a/ready have a cellular phone? Cor7p7reouTr7es7 ™ Pet expert William Pcrlberg of Hartz warm feeling during the cold weather |b, Q30 minutes peak talk each month on the $34.99 value plan Mountain suggests you get gifts that suit ahead. 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Expert advice on what toys to buy With all the hoi now dolls, toys, electronic some of the hottest gifts this season will be slumber bags, tote bags, bean bag chairs, game table features pool, table tennis, foos- gadgets and spoils paraphernalia out there, aimed at young fans of the popular TV.show walkie talkies, and playhouse. For any ball, table-.top hockey and two kinds of bas- you would think that buying gifts for the Home hnprvmmt. One of the most Power Rangers item, be sure to shop early ketball. Built-in storage compartment holds kids would be ... well.., child's play. But if sought-after gifts is the Playskool Cool ... they have the "power" to sell out quicker all accessories, you don't have kids of your own. or if Tools Power Workbench, which "sounds" than any other toys around. • stcel-Tec Construction System - Kids they're grown up and past the toy stage, like a real workshop and includes a wrench, • Brio Train Sets - These almost inde- can build all kinds of cool and crazy ve- how do you know what to buy? circular saw, drill and tool holder. The Cool structible beechwood trains from Sweden hides with real nuts and screws, all with Lincoln Rodman, Spiegel's toy buyer, ad- Tools Collector set contains 10 real metal have teen debghting boys and girls for de- moving ^^ and btlUery. or friction. vises shoppers to check the age-range listed tools and a Cool Tools Tool Box holds them cades. The basic set contains 19 pieces and on each toy to make sure it's appropriate for all. there are lots of accessories to give as "add- , the child. He says. "There's nothing more . t Barbie - As the ultimate "babe" doll on gfts for special occasions to come. # ncredlb|e UMefi mA c Craw| frustrating to a child than a toy that's too turns 35, she's hotter than ever and Spie kids lm . juvenile or too difficult. And age ap- gel's mlwive Theatre Elegance Barbie propriateness is especially important when looks ultra-chic in a long black velvet gown £•=£223 buying one of the new electronic learning and crystal accessories. Also on the list is a crayons are always welcome. Or how about s on Slde toys." remote-control Dance 'N Twirl Barbie and a a deluxe sand art kit? For the electronic Cree? awlers Woi"f«shox ^kes ' So.., what to get? Here's an easy guide to three-foot tall My Size Bride Barbie for the crowd, the Master Vjdeo Painter transforms Py ,pp * P ™ * the most sought-after toys this year. Any ultimate little girl fantasy. your TV into a drawing and doodling pad. 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Pinch the ribbon to- provide perfect gift "As more and more people are making gether at the bow's center. their own gifts and decorations during the 3) Continue making the loops until reach- holiday season, they want their packaging ing the desired number, keeping the loop to be just as beautiful and special," says sizes the same, Remember to pinch the rib- for someone special Susan Brandl, communications director for bon at the center and to twist to the left ondering what to give that special mysterious and seductive Incognito, and HIA (Hobby Industries of America.) "In fact, before fonning each loop. Hint: To keep the someone this holiday season? If the romantic Lc Jardin de Max Factor. insert a hanger-hook in the knot part of the bow from slipping, lift your index finger as Wshe loves teautiful things, why The limited-edition collection is available bow and the bow itself becomes a hand- some tree ornament." not appeal to her aesthetic sensibilities at a suggested retail price of only $0.05, For those who need a little help, here are with a gift she'll treasure for years? It's which includes a kecpsukc box. some foolproof bow-making directions from easy to please her with collectibles - • Picture Perfect - No one ever has Mark Publishing's Decorating your Horn and, best of all, you don't have to spend a enough photo frames. You can give her for Christmas. This tow can be tricky to fortune. some that aw really special - and af- make if it's your first attempt. The secret is Here are a few gift suggestions: fordable. Many import stoics carry dec- practice, so don't give up if the bow slips • Treasures of the Past - Browse the out of your hand and you have to start over. orative bamboo, rattan, wood and even antique stores - and even garage sales papier-mache frames that are perfect for You can do it... just follow these directions. - for a pretty art-deco make-up compact 1) Hold the ribbon right side up between cither her homo or to brighten up her your thumb and index linger. Pinch the rib- or old-fashioned cigarette case like the you twist, Use your middle finger and ones used in the "Roaring '20s" They'll desk at work. bon about 2 inches from the end and form a thumb to secure the loops until the twists • A Holiday Memory - A pretty trin- loop as large as you need, rolling the ribbon are completed. add a touch of true glamour to her hand- bag or dressing table. ket for the tree or mantle, or a unique up and away from you. Place the long end 4) Once you have completed the loops, cut menorah or dreidci will make her holiday of the ribbon between your thumb and the end of the ribbon, leaving a tail the t Tiny Scents to Treasure - Mini fra- index finger to create the bow's center. required length (this length will vary with grance bottles arc one of the hottest col- even more festive. Gift ornaments arc 2) Before making the bottom loop, make a each design.) Now you are ready to wire. lectibles of the '90s, and fragrances of all more U an just holiday items - they're 5) To secure the bow, tie a piece of wire kinds are available in miniature replicas memories she'll relive cvciy year. around the bow's center and twist the wire of their full-size bottles, If you can't This season, be a creative gifl-giver, ends tightly together underneath the bow, choose just one this holiday season, and indulge your favorite person's love of Arrange the lop to form a perfect bow, you'll be glad to know that four popular beauty with a special something for her 6) Cut a length of ribbon to create your fragrances are offered together in a beau- dressing table, a marvelous collection of "tie" for the bow. Wrap the tie around the tiful miniature collection: the classic and miniature fragrances, u frame for her fa- bow's center to conceal the Qorist's wire, and knot the ribbon in the back. fashionable NaVy, the fresh and sophisti- vorite photograph or a captivating holi- 7) All ends of the ribbon should be cut on cated California by Jaclyn Smith, the day memento, a diagonal or in a' V shape, Smart shopping strategies ocal merchants have a lot more great an attractive mug, a gift basket including gift ideas in store for you than you beans, biseotti and candy liars, a coffee pot, r » * Lmay realize. You just have to know coffee scoops, airtight canisters for coffee where and how to look. and eolfee filters. You can sort of shop while For example, in addition to searching the jewelry, clothing and general merchandise you sit and sip, shops for the perfect presents to present to • While you're tantalizing your tastu BIG &TA all the people on your list, try some of the buds, stop by the supermarket as well as less-than-usual spots, the coffee shop, Great gift baskets may bo • The florist or even a nursery can be a available ready matie in both places or you TVy Us On For Size! fine place for a potted plant, or for some indoor gardening equipment and supplies can buy an assortment of gourmet treats Your clothes speak for you. for any green thumbs you may know. customized to suit each recipient's taste and We speak for your clothes. • Are there creative cooks on your list? put a basket together yourself. Tasteful gifts can include cookbooks and • I/)cal bookstores have something for kitchen equipment, every taste. If you want to give more than •':•'.: ••'••:V.-:'.;.:'. • :;'.:.":-'0.'ii":1.1;-1'1.<./''":!' • Newlyweds might appreciate something old and unusual from an antiques store, food for thought fiot the coffee lovers on • You may be able to do yourself a dou- your list a pound of coffee to sip while read- '•£} •,•:.•;,:••:•, •-. ble favor if you take a break from scouring ing a great book you've bought. the stores and stop at a local coffee shop, • "Sew," you're friends with a crallspur- Now only can you relax and refresh yourself snn? Craft, hobby and sewing supply stores with a cafe au lait or cappuccino and so inspire yourself to go on, you may be able to can equip you with just the equipment and find some great gifts right there. For in- accessories' he ov she needs. BIG &TA stance, say the experts at the Specialty Cot- As you make your way ubout town con- fee Association, you might consider a coffoe sider each of the local stores in the light of sampler, say several pounds of assorted Tht Only Itort Excluslvtly Catering to your loved ones' likes, and you're likely to •19, UN ft Portly Qtntlomon In tho Aroa blends and flavors, You can put together your own or get one already made up, A come up with some really great gifts this Major coffee grinder makes a good gift. So does a year, with less wear and tear on you. 11:00400! CrtdH Cirdi (908)7218887 AccipUd coffee kit, a pound of coffee matched with •MI'S I I . I I < • . I ii I ( il' ',',>• ' i 1 I . • • • t t « I • • • i ' '-'.•'. ,41 , Dec. 21-23,1994 Last Mnuti ONI Qukto 9U Blank tapes, consumer electronics, accessories are ideal stocking stuffers K, you've decided on that top-of-the^ camcorders, VCRs and audio systems, blank products. If you're purchasing a gift for tne products, it's important to have the proper line audio/video center for dad, a new audio and video cassettes are natural stock- multimedia fan in your life, you might think storage devices on hand to keep CDs, audio ORadio Broadcast Data System car ing stuffers that even Saint Nick would ap- about stuffing those stockings with some of and video tapes, and video game cartridges radio for Uncle Bob. and a multimedia up- preciate." the new cleaning systems available for CD- - not to mention computer diskettes - grade kit for your cousin Joanne. Now that Peter Brinkman, national marketing man- ROM discs, floppy disks and compact discs. clean and dust-free. Today's storage devices you've taken care of the big holiday gifts, ager for Maxell Corporation, says blank It helps to keep them clean and shiny, so arc designed to fit in with just about any it's time to figure out what you're going to audio tape is "the perfect accesory to buy they will operate at peak efficiency. home decor, so you can rest assured there's stuff those proverbial stockings with. for the holidays, especially for people who Addicted to home theater? There's a wide one that should look great in every room in How about some blank audio and video love music. Since people are probably going array of accessories that will keep your your house. tape or consumer electronics accessories? to get a lot of prerecorded music as gifts, home theater running in tiptop shape, from It's a great idea to give accessories along They all make great stocking stuffers and the idea of stuffing holiday stockings with projection television screen cleaners and with any consumer electronics products you are guaranteed to put smiles on the faces of blank audio tape is a great one - people wireless speakers and universal remote con- may be giving as gitls this holiday season. your Mends and family. What's more, fresh can then make taped compilations for their trols, which combine the operation of mul- You'll help your loved ones get on the right, blank tapes and accessories help to extend car and on-the-go listening." tiple components into one unit and help preventative track, right from the start, and the lives of consumer electronics products, a Tim Sullivan, national promotions man- eliminate "remote control clutter" on your help keep their consumer electronics prod- coffee table. ucts running smoothly for a long time to tremendous benefit to their owners. ager for TDK, says, "Camcorder users and come. "Open the stocking wide this year," says home audio enthusiasts are always thrilled Do you know someone who is operating a home office? Plenty of accessories are avial- Now, get on down to your local retailer Lee Kennedy, marketing director for Scotch to receive blank tapes as gifts, and it's espe- and see the latest accessories and blank magnetic tape at 3M Company. "Blank cially gratifying for them when the grade of able for the home office maven, including tape offerings available for stuffing those audio and video cassettes are the type of tape they receive matches the type of re- fax controller switches, also known as line holiday stockings. And don't worry - your gifts that anyone can now use, and every- cording they love most. sharing devices, for directing phone calls to friends and family won't forget you! body in the family will always enjoy, espe- "Home movie buffs, for example, need an the appropriate place, such as your fox ma- cially around the holidays. Video cassettes extra high-grade tape formulation thai can chine, the fax/modem card in your com- for camcorders are perfect for capturing handle the tough durability requirements of puter or your answering machine, There are those once-in-a-lifetime moments with video editing, a variety of lighting condi- also screen cleaners, which keep your com- Christmas tree facts friends and family. And cassettes for the tions and repeated viewing, while maintain- puter monitor static-electricity-free; tangle- free telephone cord danglers, which prevent VCR record all the classic holiday movies to ing the highest standards of picture and There are about 15,000 add to the family video collection, while still sound quality. And, for those music lovers your telephone cords from getting twisted; and ink refills'for inkjet and lasterjet printer Christmas tree growers in other tapes catch the holiday TV specials who want the best sound when recording the U.S. and over both children and adults love to watch." audio programs for CD, a high-bias audio cartridges, which offer tremendous value and savings over purchasing new cartridges. 100,000 people "For audio buffs, blank audio cassettes tape is ideal. Normal-bias audio cassettes employed full or are terrific gifts for making recordings that are best tor high-speed dubbing and boom- And don't forget storage devices. Whether the people on your gift list are into home part time in the can be used holiday after holiday - and box use," industry. throughout the year as well," Mr. Kennedy Accessories complement and extend the theater, home audio, car audio, home com- continues. 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Main It, SonerviUe 9M-MS-04" JUMUU Voluobie Coupor % OFF Entire Order j DIG, LONG BLUE FACTORY BUILDING' WITH RED AWNING Expires 12-31-94 limit 1 per person J (Near int. ofHt. 287 aft ISo.) 10U Dec. 21-23,1894 Celebrate the holidays in grand style fir "The Twelve Drinks of Christmas '*,*'• *i! ''•'xm Non-alcoholic drinks for the holidays The National Safely Council reminds parly hosts to provide non-alcoholic drinks for guests during this holiday season, The following are 12 recipes Si IIV* ^I that can be served as an alternative to alcohol IPARTTUDGE IN A PEAR TREE (serves 10) 1/2 pint lime sherbert, softened 5. GOLDEN RING PUNCH (nrvti one) 9. DANCING MARGARITAS (serves four) 2 74 oz, bottles ginger ale, chilled 5 ozs. apple cider Four scoops of crushed ice 2 cups of water 3/4 oz, orange juice 2 tsp. simple syrup 16 oz. can frozen limeade 1/4 oz, sweet and sour mix (equal parts sugar and water boiled to syrupy consis- Ismail can of sliced pears 1 medium peach, sliced tency) , > • Combine sherbert, water, limeade and pear slices in punch icecubes 28 ozs. sweet & sour mix bowl. Just before serving add ginger ale. Combine cider, orange juke, sweet-and-sour mix and half 2 ozs. lime juice of peach in blender until liquefied, Pour over ice in a tall Put all ingredients in blender and blend to medium consis- I TWO PINEAPPLE SMOOTHIES (serves four) glass. Garnish with topping and remaining peach slices. tency. Pour into salted-rim glasses. 1 large can unsweetened crushed pineapple Topping: 1/2 cup skim milk powder 2 TBS. non-dairy whipped cream 10. LEAPING LORD CHAMPAGNE (serves four) 1/2 cup ice water 1/4 tsp. cinanmon Boil 1/2 cup sugar, 11/2 cups of water until sugar dissolves. 6 ice cubes 1/4 tsp. nutmeg Stir in 2 cups of cranberry juice, 1 cup of pineapple juice, Combine ingredients in a blender (approved for ice cubes), and 1/2 cup orange juice. Chill. Just before serving add 14 Blend until the mixture is very smooth and ice is broken 6. SK CRANBERRIES IN A PUNCH BOWL (serves 35) ounces of noncola soda. up. 2 bottles (about 3 cups each) white grape juice 6 cups cranberry juice cocktail 11. MERRY PIPER PUNCH (serves 18) 3, THREE FRENCH HENS (serves 28) 2 cans frozen pink lemonade, thawed 210 oz. pkgs, frozen strawberries 3 6 oz. cans frozen lemonade, thawed 3 cups club soda in syrup, thawed 110 oz. pkg. frozen strawberries Combine grape juice, cranberry juice cocktail and lemonade 6~6ups orange juice with syrup, thawed (not reconstituted). Refrigerate until needed, Put ice in i^cups cranberry juice 1 qt. ginger ale . , punch bowl at serving time. Add juices and club soda and 3 cups ginger ale ' v ice cubes ladle into punch cups. icecubes ;v Prepare lemonade as directed on can. In punch bowl, com- orange slices, fresh bine lemonade and strawberries. Just before serving, stir in 7. STRAWBERRY SWAN NON-DAIQUIRI (serves one) , strawberries, and mint sprigs ginger ale and ice. Blend to medium consistency: In a punch bowl, combine orange juice, cranberry juice and 2/3 scoop crushed ice strawberries. Add ginger ale and ice just before serving. 4. FOUR TURTLE DOVES (serves four) 4 1/2 ozs, sweet & sour mix Float orange juices, strawberries and mint on top. 4 scoops crushed ice 11/2 ozs. strawberries 2 bananas 12. DRUMMER'S DRINK (serves one) 6 ozs. cream or half-and-half 8. EIGHT EGGS A NOGGIN1 (serves eight) 3 oz, grape juice 4 oz. orange juice 8 pre-cooked eggs 3 oz. cranberry juice 8 TBS. sugar 8 TBS. honey or sugar 6 oz. club soda orange slice/ mint spring 8 cups non-fat or regular milk ice cubes Combine ice, bananas, cream, orange juice and sugar in 2 tsp. vanilla extract lemon peel blender; blend until smooth. Pour into taE glasses and Combine all ingredients and blend in blender pr in a bowl Combine grape juice, cranberry juice and club soda. Pour garnish with orange slice and mint with a rotary beater. into a glass with ice and garnish with lemon peel A holiday table how-to Everyone loves to decorate for candle holders can be made of all yard sale. You can use a basket, the holidays. Even those who feel different materials, in clashing col- ceramic dish, an old wooden salad all thumbs most of the time get ors and different shapes - an bowl or even a plastic bowl to fill inspired to make something at aerosol faux finish will cover their with pine cones as a centerpiece. Christmastime. It's fun to create a flaws. (Hint: Old salt and pepper Directions: Spray entire surface tabletop decoration for the entry- shakers can become candle hold- of container with Pink Snow Pearl- way or dining table to add cheer to ers. Turn them upside down, re- escent Finish. It will become iri- your home. Here, Leslie Iinsley, move the stopper and finish the descent. Next, spray a bunch of author of Leslie lmie\fs Weekend container with Granite* Marble or pine cones with Icicle Pearlescent Decorating (Warner Books), has as- Pearlescence Finish. Insert a slim Finish, They will1 look silvery pearl. sembled ordinary household items candlestick.) After bowl and pine cones are dry, and revived them with a touch of Directions: Spray the Marble fill the bowl with the pine cones. creativity and new aerosol faitx Base Foundation over entire sur- You can transform a shell with a finishes to create a festive holiday face of the candle holders as di-coating of Pearlescent Finish. tabjetop. Here are Uslie's easy rected on the can. (We've used how-to hints for replicating the de- Hunt Club Green and Winter FLOWER HOLDERS sign in .your home. White Base, .Foundations from Plain-Jane plastic cups, given a Formby's Decorative Touches coat of iridescent Pearlescent Fin- CANDLESTICKS products alternately.) Lei dry thor- ish, become ideal holiday vases oughly. Next, apply the Gold Mar- when filled with sprigs of holly. Use a variety of candlesticks and ble Highlights for a marble look. candle holders, of different heights After everything is thoroughly to create a • welcomin,g glow and GJLASS COMPOTE BOWUSHEII, dry, simply arrange artfully, pn a Cr«at« Ihii holiday tabletop design quickly and easily with drawtne eye-ft the, tat>lptop, Xh ' tabletop with a holiday greenery, expert how4o hints, Dec. 21-23,1894 LMtMnutoQmQuMt 11U BRIDGEWATER ARENA YOUR COMPLETE FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT CENTER nta ft All His Mends At Bridge water Sports Arena TMSfjMMIM Sand ««•? and will be Joined by ?flrfy his Elves, Frosty The Snow Man, Cvm in Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer and Oec. The "Bridgewater Bear*...Hollday Fun For 16th The Entire Family \fiit, Pic. 17 (Win lOw-nocn vA Mom»Sun. Dec. Hfrom 1:30-4:aopm^ 'sand; ,ra»- The FAMILY FUN FOR EVERYONE NIGHT FAMILY Tuesday Dec. 20 Wednesday, Oec. 21 From 6-8pi •Dinner 1 Ice Skating $2,50 in Game Tokens BRIDGEW ATE REPORTS ARENA Amusements • Bumper Cars All For Just. 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